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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06
HOW RDHIGH SCHOOL.
F,AEETTEN NTrCSnErDR

TNHE TWENTY THIRD SESSION of this
| Insti ution, opens on Monday September 10th,
and continues through Twenty-Five weeks. Tho
continued success Of this School is lis highest re-
conmendaton. Experienced Teachers are en-
gagged for all the departments We ask o contn-
nance Of our former liberal patronage; feeling as
sured, that we were never better prepared TO full
fiji every reasonable expectation.
For further particulars address.
VIM. T. LUCKEY, Principal Female de-
partment.
or c. W. PRITCHETT, Principle Male de.
rartment.
August Q, lS55-tw,
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, Sept. 9, 1855.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus x Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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Kansas.

Things are assuming war-like aspect in
Kansas Territory. We published in our
last an account of a meeting Of freesoilors
held at Lawrence, at which they resolved 10
set up for themselves. The resolutions
passed We're of the most defiant stamp,
setting aside the laws Of the Legislature,
and oil proceedings that have been had in
organizing the Territory, and proposing
steps 10 form State Government. The
constituted authorities of the Territory will
put the laws into execution, and if the free
sellers are in earnest, q collision will be
the result.
Gov. Reeder refused 10 sanction the pro.
ceedings of the Legislature, and an appeal
was had to the Supreme Court--the highest
tribunal in the Territory. it decided
against the Governor. He recognized the
body as legal one, but insisted that it was
not in session at the right place. The free
sellers 60 farther, and declare they will not
obey the laws, because the law makers were
elected by nonresident voters-citizens OIL
Missouri.
What the result will be, time will tell
The state Of feeling ut present existing ir
the Territory renders it not very desire
able place for pro-slavery men or free soil
ers to emigrate TO, and consequently til,
country will be settled much slower thar
was generally anticipated,
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Aid Societies.

1t seems the Boston Kansas Aid Soce-
ty is still at work. A dispatch dated the
LIST, says "a meeting ofthe Kansas Emigrant
Aid Society was held here last night, and
various addresses made. Three Commit
tees were chosen. The first to consider and
act on the best method for making all the
Ministers in Boston life members of the So
ciety. The second to correspond with the
vorious religious Societies of Massachusetts
on the wants of Kansas and invite contribu.
tons. The third TO raise by general sub.
soription in this State fund reaching with
the ether contributions, $4,000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

T}Mr. Amer, of the popular Packet
keystone" has placed us under additional
for news in advance oft mail.
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CHANGED HANDS.
r E G ULAR GLASG o w

-EAS'64--h.A -
IT.. - THE staunch built, light IL h
1890 draught steamer sissssssSS. ssE q
HERALD,
ISAAC II. MANSON, Master, will run the remain
der Of the season as regular st. Louis and Glas
gov Packet, stopping al all intermediate landings
The Herald having been purchased by us eX-
pressly for low water packet, shippers and pas
sengers may rely upon her continuing in the trade
during the season. Her capacity for freight is I'M
equalled by any boat in the river.
We hope by strict attention 10 business 10 merit
liberal share Of patronage.
ISAAC ii. MANSON, Master.
JAS. C. MASON, Clerk.
September 6, lS55-2m.
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A FIN L IA R NJ
FOR SALE.

k.A THE farm Of Nathan Holloway de- sS.Sc.
Ehl ceased, situate near, Nj am Sa- ar7SSS
line County, MO-, is offered for sale. ;--a@-'
Said farm consists of 400 acres, 1875 Of which is in
a hieh state of cultivation. The improvements
consists of a spacious dwelling House, with good
outhouses, barns &C., good orchard, null in
good running order, and everything about it com
pete for immediate occupancy. The land Is well
watered and tmhered. For further particulars
apply TO ". M. HOLLOWAY,
August 3O-tf. Miami, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

am still engaged also, in the manufacture and
sale NJ DR.. John Suprington's' AntisFever Pills.
and my own Purgatiye Pills, and Chnlcra, and
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Disrrhoa and Collie
Drops. These medicines have been so oy;chsivc-
ly used hroughjG, his State that consider ittn"
necessary 10 sc% aryth'; in regard them. except
to guard the public against inita'ions, The gen
uine pills and drops have fac Si'rile 81 orr
pasted on the boxes Of 5tu se:pt etivs pills. o. on
The directions around the vissJ any other pills or
drops, put up in any other way, are mot genuE..
WILLIAM PRICE, II. D..
ARMY Rnck 1nly 10 Shl L
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NOTICE.

MY wife Sarah D. Parish, having voluntarily
w ahsented herself from my he'd and board ,
without Just cause or picyocation, this Is 70 for
warn al persons that will not be responsible for
any debts Of her contractngs.
GEORSE T. pARRISH.
Glasgow, Mo-, Aug. a,-Aw'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06
Fresh Arrival.

Fresh Arrival.
TUST received per F. X Aubrey, in addition
y to our large stock Of Furniture
IL extra width shuck mattresses.
"a common do do do
II single do do do
"a lounge do do
4 hair mattresses
g cotton do
10 moss do
Fer sale BY MANSON Il BARTH0L0W.
September 6, 1885.
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MEOICAI CAND.
CASH FOR wEEAT.

WYE Nrc in the market for wheat deliverable
w at Glasgow, Rocheport or GibsOn's, and viii
pay all we can afford. DENNIS " LEWIS.
Fayotte, August 8, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

will say in conclusion, that this valuable rem
edy can now be had Wholesale or retail Of Y. F.
Wetzell x Co, St. Touisj of James b. O'Reey
Cape Grardeau, o. Henderson, Glasgow; Pigoit
& Bros. LexingtonJ john T. Norris, Independence,
Garlcks & Hale, Liberty DIckey 4 Blue, Brun-
designed at Arrow Rock II may be had at re-
tail in oImost every town, village and neghbor
hood in Missouri. The words, 'Wheaten's sick
Headache Remedy, prepared by DR.. Wm. Price,"
are blown in the bottles, 50 that the public cannot
by observing proper caution, be imposed upon, Il
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06
JOHN THORNTON.

MARSHALL, Oct. 81, 1854
DR.. VIM. Price-Dear Sr--My wife has been
afflicted with sick or nervous headache for six or
eight years, being compelled to 60 TO bed with il
every day or two, until after she got Wheaton,s
Sick Headache Remedy. She has been entirely
relieved Of it for one month past and believe II
she follows directions, it will entirely cure her.
The medicine has invariably prevented an attack BY
using few doses. A. f. BURKE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

COOPER COUNTY, Dec. 1881,
DR.. VIM Price--Sr-My wife has been aflct-
ed with the sick headache, or nervous headache,
for about fifteen years. She could get any
medicine or mixture TO give any relief, until She
obtained bottle of "Wheatens Sick Headache
Remedy" prepared by you, which never has fall
ed 10 give her speedy relief. am happy TO inform
you that it has saved her many hours of pain.
Yours respect ully, VIM. SHOEMAKER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

NUUFEN OV.' :
DR.. VIM. Price-Dear Sir-For the benefit of
all persons laboring under sick headache, feel II
a duty well as pleasure, to say to you, that my
teen or twenty years, having tried many remedies
and having been induced TO try your preparation,
found it to act like charm. Every person atilict-
ed in similar manner, will find il a cheap and
efficient remedy. Yours, truly,
=. KINKtHI0E
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

COOPER COUNTY, Dec. 1854.
DR.. W. Price-Sir-Iti is with great pleasure, in-
deed, sta tie to you, that the bottle of Wheaten's
Sick Headache Remedy, prepared by you, which
was so fortunate as 10 obtain, has been a great
blessing TO me. 1t relieved me OF the sick head
ache in a short time, and my general health is bet
Ter than formerly. Yours respectfully,
SARAH BROWNLEE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

RUssELLvILLE, KY, Jan. 10, 1856
Or. w. Prce-Dear Sir--l have made frequent
use of your invaluable "Wheatcn's Sick Heada che
Remedy" and never in any instance, in the ncipi-
en- stage without immediate relief! and now cheer
fully recommend il 10 all az a certain cure,
Yours truly, THOS. ]. JEFFRIES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-06

NTNNLLl KIINND,y
MANSON & BARrH0Low, Agents. t1ug2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
CANADA.
Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
TORONTO, Friday, March l6, 1855.
Mr. Sidney Herbert as Unjer-Stcretsy of War,
acknowledging an offer of the Montreal Fire Brig
ade to perform military services, expresses hope
that Canadian battalion may be formed for the
East. 1t is probable, therefore, that Mr. Ran
kips, NJ. P. p, and Col. Prince will proceed to
raise the forces for that purpose, which they some
time since asked liberty to take to the East.
Government has introduced bill to the Legis.
lative Assembly, for abolishng the postage on all
newspapers published in Canada. This measure
will involve a sacrifice OF revenue 10 the amount
of about $50 900 year; but it is believed that the
amount will be cheerfully made up by the people.
militia bill, founded on the report of the Mil
itary Commission. has also been introduced The
intention of the Government 10 proceed with tho
Elective Legislative Council bill this session, has
likewise been announced.
Government has caused to be surveyed eight
new townships on Lake Nipissng, between that
lake and the Ottawa and a road thereto, on the
west side Of the Ottawa, has been opened nearly
che whole of the distance. On either aide OF this
road free grants of land will be given TO settlers.
Two other blocks of townships have also been
surveyed in this tract of land, lying between the
Ottawa and the Georgian Bay. One of these lies
immediately north OIL the Counties OF Frontenac,
Lennox and Addineton and Hastings This BLOCK
eontsins sixteen new townships, and is ap.
proschable by two roads, already opened third
being surveyed and partially opened. On these
roads, also, free grants TO actual settlers will be
given. The third block Of seven newly. surveyed
townships lies on the west side of the Ottawa its
southern extremity being about on line with the
center Of Wes',neath, going north a little beyond
ihe TOWNSHIP, VI ABERDEEN, which lies on the east
side of the Tiver. Government does not make
Survey of Ia whole block; because, at ID. an
acre, 1t would cost nearly S40O, WO, and because
large portion Of it, covered with red pine is un-
fit for settlement. This portion is already divided
into timber bershs. To some of these new town.
ships the names Of old Canadian politicians are
given; among them are Papineau, Collins, "a Rad
zeal editor in this city in ancient tines, Baldwin,,
Lafontaine and Rolph-all as radical as possible.
A curious circumstance occurred here the other
dag. young woman, we'll dressed, and o. re-
spectacle appearance, went into . gunmakers-
shsp, purchased pistol, asked the person who
served her to load it, which he did. She then
tsok it and put it in her bosom. Prompted BY a
terrible sort Of curiosity, he asked her what she
intended 10 do with it. She replied that sister
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Of hers. fourteen years Of age, had been, for a
second time. enticed into nunDery here, near
the Bishops Palaces; that ON previous occasion
she had rescued her with great diff ;uty; that she
now intepded TO go, demand that she be given up,
and If the demand were not complied with, she
intended to shoot the principal of the establish
mept. The police were apprised Of this CONVEX
sation, and the young woman was taken into Gus
tody Ore of her brothers at once appeared to
give bail for her. II appears that one of her
brothers, residing in this city, had married q
Catholic, aud became Of her way Of thinking.
and through him the younger sister had found her
way to the nunnery. The young woman who
came 70 rescue her sister had Travelled all the
way from Sarnia. Her name is Bolster, and sev
eral of her brothers reside here, and are Orange
men, with the exception OF the one who went
over TO the Catholic Church.
Miss Lucy Stone, the first public lecturer on
Woman's Rights that ever appeared in this city,
drew unusually large crowds to hear her three
lectures. No man or woman has made as much
sensation here since Jenny Lind paid us visit.
II is stated that an overwhelming majority in
the Legislative Assembly will sustain the Maine
Liquor bill. Mr. FELTON,, who introduced IT, is no.
torious wine-bibber and he is getting hauled over
the Goals for his inconsistency. 1t may, however,
be defeated in the Legislative Council.
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La " INZE'ZLIGENCE
INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.


COURT OF OYER AND TEaMISEa-MascH 49,
The April term Of this Court will commence on the
fist Monday of the month. 1t is branch, as known,
Of tie Supreme Court, and vii be held by Judge
Cowes, the newly appointed Judge. The following
Indictments for Murder are on the Calendar:
William Snufftnburg for alleged murder Of Helena
Myer, by stsbbDg her with dirk.knife said to be
from jealousy in September last at No 60 Green
wch.st
Peter N. Lawson, for alleged murder Of John
ONeal, by stabbng him with knife, on nth Decem-
Der last, in Washington ct.
William Eberle, for alleged murder of John Gilfoy,
by shooting him with gun, on Ninth av., between
Fifty fifth and Fifty sixhit, about dark, 18th Octo'
Der last.
JAMES Ryen and Iustin Patten for alleged murder
Ct Jsmes Cshil, Policeman, Eleventh Ward, by
shooting him it'll pistol in September last.
TereI oe Hemill, otherwise Thomas Hammond, for
alleged murder Of his wife, Elizs Hammond, by vio-
lenUy kicking her. &c. in June last, a. No. 81 Trim.
ity-plece.
Edward Allen for alleged murder OF Patrick Quiz,
by s'abbipg him with knife, 10 Anshony-st, on 9Th
November last.
Henry Camel, for alleged murder Of Charles NJ.
Rossesu, !by cutting his throat with knife at the
foot of Dey-st, on 18th November, 1850. This per-
SOD, il will be reoolectsd, was tried some little time
after the occurrence, and found guilty but new trial
granted on the ground we believe, that some point
of the charge was erroneous Tbs two principal wit
ss,r the Of ceased, went after the trial. "a
South America whence they and their father cscoe,
few years before the death, to NeS-York and have
not returned
THERE'S also an indictms Mt against Moses Myer fol
arson in tho FIRST degree, in sotting fire, alleged to
the tea. store No. sos GraDd-st 10 November last.
the penalty OF which, if proven, is death.
Should there be any indictments for murders, as
principal or accessories before the fact, in the Poole
case, they will probably also be brought on in the
April term.
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OiED.


B.KER-c, Sunday, March 49, suddenly sp'rry. sssss
fhs relative. .s f.ss, Of family Invited 70 s'ss.1
iss isHs,. TON The se..s.sss Of e' .,.ses 49,
ChAsE1n hsi.on n ca Friday, M.ss . se~s
lsrg aod lsirel lasss Mrs s,sh II. VIE Of 3. casss
BARLEY On s.isre.y March II, Joan D.rley. aga
ytsr< -
f,iS@r ia i.s Jess Boyes .nd ii. SroSssal.. rss. T.
Smith are respectful, Invited to .t,ssd bic tea.i Tee
cay o the OF q Il. s.
w,sIs. SrGS. r I'm, q, 's sss ,a ia
.tce infant OF John C. snd sas,n ory, Of shs ey.
CoIngR" suSdeuiy on Monday March 10, Jcs-pA Hssry
Only ehs Mss and Joseph 6sldsr aged yesr snds
The FIRE. srd reiges OF the family requested 70 ~
tend the funersl Wednesday nr,uss. 10 os,ess' h'a
HARDcAsTLE-Ua Mondsy. March 10. Eusss'ts. rsiss Il
TIE late John hSrdess.le. "a H. 80. -.
s.s as at :s'siSss n. .s asIss " 49,
HART-As NV, Orleans on rue.d.y s.es g. .. ssnssns
ton josephine H. Hart sged Is years daughter OF AssoasA
Her .vt. and friend. are attend her fa.ssi
Her r,msiIs ~ lie tskeo to New YORK Bsy cemeteIy
E1.bs.h widow f,So James Jsnins formerly Of Had
son; n 10 the soth yea, Of Der age
ThoUss NJ and j. Es~. Jenkins 6seen sy est~eea can-
bersrd.t .pd Cst.onsv Bfooslyn on SedaesisJ Nsfss
81 O'Clock NJ Her remains Will be taken 20 hafsoa.
IAsRsE-Elh. wife Of Lawrence L.sree .sed 81 ycs-.
after ons painful hne,s 81 Hoboken, j. hoaday
The boey DO taien Boston the family
EicsGIsos-o On N na.y. March 49, James W. nisAsa-
scr, IN the Nth Of his sGs
His eu a. and ho.s OF his amiy also ths nbeu Of ths
sob st. Iburct, respectfully invited to sttesd his
funers from the Sto-st NJ. Church. this seernoeu. ct
o'cloek.
PARKFR-On Sunday morning, March IS. Ny Rschs
Pser 20 widow OF the late Thomas Parhss Of cso-
biids port, Ms.a -
Funeral on wednesday, at Ocl0es. from sl'ts. assr
lOth-av
ROeERTS-on Sunday. March Is. Sarah Roberts In ths
Goth year Of her
Her friends the friends OF the family are csesotsu1
invited 20 afnd the funeral this Day 2ococt r. fro9
tierts Meeting Heuis In Orchard st. between Heustoe 40
Makers - 49,
sMITH-At Norwich. N. Y, on Saturday, h-rsh .. NJ.
James smith, In the 9th year Of hsne
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ss1or s tSf Ts, tSc az, ' y. on, 1s CIV,
&2iW Allegheny Go &C. steubsnve, 49, 81 eco do bS 1ii
a64 Lebi,h es 40 ss % 600 City Railroad g. s3t ssGs
Pit 6s seubeuye IS, SO ot0 do steabenvs, dsys, e
$500 chss AID Del Canal Co. 80 s5 $500 sshayL Nav H.
81; SIS DO boat loan sii $50 sehus Nay Pref bsSn SO
H. cssh f5i do 4j SO do 4sl 80 Lsh Nav 60; no
Union Canal b. 1i 500 do 07o kesdies in lots.
es Bsn IS; 10 Morris Gems. Prefa. sst Pblsdsphs Bssk.
1874; 8 Mechanics BsLt, 81
B.tr,er Boards-s5 eco Penn r. r. g. s 1901 100 sshuyL
Nav. Pref; bS :il; 100 DO 81 ,to Rs.ans r. ,ta
f9i; Allies. Co s. M; 90 Tennessee 81. b. ST.
Penn r. q ,4os go Reading ali 100 do b. fst ns
Nav 2l!i 80 Morris CANA, r. l5.i 20 Bssv. ns.d
R. r. L p. g4Jj IS BsIrisburgh IS; % DO cash, S.
Tenn Coup g. go eehsy Nav Pref bS. ssi 80 Schay
Nav, nj; 10 Penn. T. r. b5, ~
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FIRES.
FIRE N HESRT-sT.


Abou, o clock yesterday morning fire broke ou.
in the four story brick building No. 50 Hepry'ss =.
osnedby James II. Smith, and occupied by Dsrri ysn
& DOugbsrty az on Oil Factory. Ths buidog, with
re contents, consisting Of cssks Of OIL machinery and
apparatus fer manufacturing purposes, were almos:
entirely datroyfd Notwithstanding the efforts Of the
fTemen 10 txungush tbs fsues The smoke from
the burning building was very dense, snd the bright
hsuss iuminsd the whole es.tern por ion Of the
City. The eoi ice the corner OF M.rke. and Hen
ry-sts.. known az the Market-st. Cnurch, and tle
Copsstory building belonging to the ssms, we're in
greet jeopardy. end considerable apprehension was
entertained for their safety but through the eHercns
of The fremen trey were saved from injury oy fire,
although both some what damaged by water.
Mr. Smith il insured for e. 900, which will nearly
cover bis lose. Messrs c. & ". are icsurei for
sl6O 600 in various City Companies. Their ,ss Us
not ye. been ascertained.
FIRE rs BRooKLTS.
TIE stable Of Jo-eph Bell at the foo; Of Amtyst.,
was set Cd fire by spa Ks from contiguou. lime-kn
1t ives exfipguisbed by Officer Ferry, of the Tnird
District Police.
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mrssicrers Rede and johnson hsve been imp-u-
All s.oueh to approch the mioers aud demand their
Scerse. With orarn SWORDS and fixed osyone,s packed
Ds.~ce Of The latter who mustered In grsa, uumbers
y, fte 3Oth ~ November when q skrm-h en.ns1i
ard sgsD or the Attn Of December when an irregular
battle VS.. fought Seven hundred soldier. snd one
bprtreo and fifty mounted troops proceeded 10 inc
Eureks camp and FREQ on the insurgeytsi ao'u,
t-elve v.rt till.a and several w0uoded Toe exact
ruuber could not be ascsrisined. Two soldiers were
k,IIsd on ihe spot. several wounded four or bse o,
whom subsequently, oied lt was also ru hJie -
fifteen mounted troopers had been shot from ,e ou'
reward Of $500 is offered for the BODY OF one OF
the rpgles6ers 5ssd or alive. The miners naVe re-
solved 70 pay 20 more licenses, and everytuIng ;sa
70 The supposi,ion tbs, the mDing d'r's arc IN al
xh,oluts late Of revolution.
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MONDAY. March Ig-P. II.

The advees in the private letters received per Az
RIGA are very favorable covering considerable orders,
and fully coulter acted a. the Stock Board the unfs-
yorable adyices from California. The transactions
we're large and nearly all descriptions were buoysnt.
There were considerable purchases on foreign ac-
count which gave the mske. an upward impetus,
which the bears assisted BY taking in their shorts.
OF Erie, l. zoe or 500 shares were bought 10 90
abroad, and the market advanced to 4sl closing at
a.. Reading active, and touched SO, but wa
offered the close at s5i Hudson River went TO 20.
Central was heavy at the close at sii. Harlem i'm
proved 10 :3l Ali these show considerable advance
from Saturday. Panama sold at 1901, an improve
melt off v ceIt. Galens and Cbicsgo advanced II
p cent. Cleveland and Toledo ! v ceut. Illinois
Central Y cent, &c. Cumberland was active, and
advanced v cent. Pennsy lvsnia Coal, 1914. Mo
aragus was qua at Is. The inquiry for Railroad
Bonds was good, including considerable foreign Of
ders for New.York Central Fries and Illinois Central.
The sales were siiO, OOo Illincb Genital advanced
p cent, selling at e.. Fries, 1875, sold at sci;
New.York Central. loa; HUDSON River Third Mort
gsge 7s. &C. The sales Of State Stocks were s7',o'o
at full pYcss. At the close, the market was fatner
s,k hut mot roo,e tina, nj. bs expected sfter the
excitement Of the day.
In Exchange ihtre 4 noeefase pusn~s. oa'
rates are firm lot r.. Sterling; s.i3i S5iii fox
Francs.
The Freight market 10 very quiet To Liverpool,
800 busb Corn only were engaged, at 40. SHIPS
b,p.; 1000 to 200 bales Cotton, 5-32s3-ied; sons
deed weight, ISL 500 bbb. Resin, 49, To Hsvre,
900 bales Cotton, &C., &c.
The business At the Sub Treasury wN light PsA.
slO2,sa5; reocived, ss4,i2s; balance, ei.iss.sal.
Paid from Aa Office, t3,12si paid on disbSaas
checks, esl, 3sa.
The weekly Bank Statement shows but siishssss-
isiioa from last week. the losas and specie. ~ ~
poais sbosisg man sxpansiOn, asd The sifcsAaasa
adscssaes. The fset thst assviihstaadisg IL ~
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cor-ay OF GENERAL sEssiOSs-MARcn TO-
~NSH' W -. u.co.nxs

cosctusIox OF rHE sIssAsE c.sE-cosyIcrIoS or
TIE PRIsOsER.
The Ki.s.ne csse was resumed to-day a. the usual
hour and resulted in the conviction Of the prisoner
the evidence having been finished on Saturday. The
Counsel for the defense, Rchsrd X. Busted, pro-
ceedtd to sum UP the case ct great length. lie occu-
pjed the time of the Court dJury for several hours
he Council for the defense followed by james X.
Whiting for the prosecution, who, bnsfy summing up
the evidence, and dwelling with great force upon the
uost important points Of the testimony gave the case
into the hands Of the jury with ths hops that YER
dict of conviction would follow. The Jury we're then
chEgsd at some length By bis Honor the Recorder.
The jury after about ten minutes absence from tho
room, rendered verdict Of guilty" The prisoner
wa rsnanded for sentence.