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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
WKpNEspAY, March Up.

"WEDNESDAY, March LIP. NJ.
The Stock market this morning was active, but in
some cases lower. Reading appears, for the mo-
nsnt, to have touched the highest point, and closed
at eel, decline Of y cent. A lot of some 5000
shares, which has been held by this Company for a
long time, belonging to the Morrisons, Of London
was sold in Philadelphia day two since, and this
supply Of fresh stock has probably been one cause of
The check TO the market. Erie was steady at yeser
days price, but this favorite speculative stock hiss
been for some time past neglected. Harlem was
heavy. There was considerable activity in Panams,
Of which 200 shares were sold closing at loll bid
an improvement Of p cent. from yesterday. A
communication from Col. Totem, in regard to this
Road, will be found in another column. Cumberland
was quiet and heavy. New-Yorh Central declined
y cent. Nicaragua fen OF to IS, with considerable
stock on the market. The Western Railroad shares
were firm. Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinna All sold
at los; Cleveland and Toledo improved II y cent.
selling at rs. TIE dividend is decided upon a. 10 p
cent In Income Bonds. II is not yet officially an.
pounced There is fair inquiry for Bank Stocks at
steady prices. In Railroad Bonds the transactions
were $l65,o0o at full prices Illinois Central 7s;
Eries 1875, s5 tho purchases being mainly for for.
eign account; New.York Central, 99l; Panama l0ll;
Fries, 1862, "a, &c State Stocks were in fair de-
mand, but Indisna Sc fell off to est.
There has bten some renewal of business in Ex-
change in consequence Of the delay Of the Canada,
and although bankers are firm in their demands some
frstelsss commercial bills have been sold at rather
easier rates. We quote Sterling sislo cent.
Francs, 5.l330ani.
In Freights there is not much doing, except in Cot.
Sen, Of which about 500 bales have been taken at
aiss7asd.; Corn 10 sd, nOmiaally. To London,
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PassenQers Arrived

and Mis- J. c. HoSg.on, Rev Malone, c. Horan Charles
RobeIt.on sielsy lb'Msr Of di.patehss oeaslsn.
Tsnsnt. Mr. and Mn A Trsnds ~ G. 6rsgoor Mis- Com
ttock Miss syhes Nj and Mrs NJ Schwartz, VIM. Hurry,
L. n simpson. Capt A. w. MeKenzis A, J. g. Leonard,
Louis and Henry soulter Henry Rixon O. Hsgemsn, w
smesd Mise Vlkins d Marine n Treubsner Max Allied,
and Mra Stuttleford. Mrs smpkins Ms.su j. Orr JE,
Th0s Wallace, VIM. Henry. 7. M. Grove, Mrs Mnturn Mrs.
Whyte and child Jas Hamilton. w. Vreden berg-5l.
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Disasters. &c.

ScHR. ALoyosA Turpie from Wilmington N C., ser Ph
dephs reported to DO ashore In dangerous poatss ~
CHR cotessue.
BRIG CsocUs. (of Gardiner Hooper, from Gardens -
Cork which put into Wilmington n G., 7th ult 70 tsei
repaired and loading 9Th mat, supposed for her shes
destination
scHR. hrRAsp Rowe from Norfolk 4h ut for csrd:ssj
reported BY teesraphic dispatch from New Orlesn ~
loss No particulars The Captain arrived ct ReSos
9th nat
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MA RINE 10 URNAL L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....,..MAsca
Cleared.

steamship-Rospoke, Simmer Norfolk. Ludsrn Pleaans
ship-Lea, Stafford Rotterdam Lsytn Rysrson Hurlbut,
Hartford. Ballet, Savannah Durham Dmoni J. H. RJer
Barh-onwMd, lBr) Were, Johns. R. Ons'ayis Co
sehOones-T H. seymear, Kelly, Bath; Chase q Small;
Harrison Jones Crawford Cedar Keys Smalwood Anderson
Col Mott Bede Tredwll Alexandria Mott Bedel; SIAM
pede, Warrington. LsvsecA J. II Brewer Co Chss Mills
Smith, Wilmington Doner Potter; Nettle Smith, Norfolk
Chase Mott; Jonas Smith, Furman Savannah, MeCresdy
Mott & Co.
soop-P. l. wsllsce. Lincoln, Taunton, MASTER.
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Cream Tartar 1t S1c- 30 .sses Cslasrs Lieores & ne
Sle % do initiative si fce 10 essos seiy Liesres
ne leo n TobeEa Beans TSs tuns biesehne rS~ae"
a. aie hrh test -, s....
FLoUR AND NE In. nsrfet sof we'tsIn 'nd stsis
t.er brsnss bella with increased hsnns. the sn's
h.ns hnitse. especially Of b.s. sfirs sna 49,,
i.y ,s.,.r.d nth ssles a oar extreme aaotsoni
our ,oet m.erisly edused the past wees rne .dvises
fe, Pr-oo- have DO influence on cur hfs- a- safes OF
49,, S.,. AZ. $50 sbs e. 81. - e4l Tor ~
70 shas. state 80 Ssdss 81 for maed TO .ood bs.sds
o. ..,r. ,pesee Canadian Floar quite hfmi the srnsAs
ro,n1e hunted local inquiry good 'sles OF
III. :, "a xt9 s2t common to ezra hrsnds duty
raid southern Flour Irregular the lnenor ersses are
- $40 he better brands neld higher and are sou,at
90 T.. h,.ns.t, sale. OF O. bbs AZ 80 o5dSs for
nf.iisr mixed 20 good ..nd.d brands s,mors AeIsntr.
- sud 80 S7tdso 81. fo favote fsney and
- k,,,d. and 81 IS for GaleE0 a.KAl" Ry. Flolr
s.tsr md 10 coed requests '... o, so POI. 80 go
- 30 Tor fre and sup-iEn- Corn Meal - plenty aud quiet
ale. ~ 40 bb. 25d@i ST. for jersey, and 81 %
=, ca for brand wine. BsekwheN fo1r better, AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

LIME-rhefe h' fair demand With sles Of ofo oes com
non Roclland Ct sl and 500 DO Lump ct 81 L. There
hut little here.
PROVIsiOSs-A fair demand for Pork and the market
dm sreei,ly for Western Prime a-s better aud
Il psny: the ,s.s A-e to bbs at flSfs5 % for West
can pue Ness; e6 'oI new NJ. 81 sic 81 go Tor new
Prime Z 50 tor Clear and "a 81 for old Msss Sect -
tou, change the demAnd Ia active saf the >rvas
,ht saes Of 90 bsls At ssdSl 50 for Country Mes
90 o 81 DO Prime Ga 25dt5 for Repacked cH-
e,sc; SIS s. fer Vermont Mess SIS for EIs 40 Prime
hss inactive At s2ldss Beef Hans are evil a go 20
eis English Bacon dull and heavy sales Of Ice boxes
Sc for skort Mddle Cut Mea pchsnfed Gales OF 80
hhds and ties s,dse for Hs1. and ee.e Tor snoadsrs
the .rriy lin sles OF go bbs and tea az 9fgoe
for fair TO PRIME 80 al tc Butter u OF snd
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PEA STEAMSHIP PAcfTGc.

PEa STEAMSHIP PACIFIC
Arr Of Liverpool, 18th ult Gulf Stream. Lord Polly fe'e
Csriek, Nouhi Redwood, Ross; and w. Bruno Lsacs.
Neworesns; Mathew Kins, cummins wil1ps,on o1sen
Of the Isles James st. Hhaels; y. Sage Robinson view
YoIt; Philadelphia Pool, Philadelphia Asx.narae cooper
and Fslcos Psiten, Charestoni ssm1s Dsnpnt'
Mariner Bsier; Ticonderols, Boyle Reporter hove H.
Folsom Hsgsn Acs Counce Singer Cl.~s Carrier b1nt-
Roes B1lby, New Orleans; Moscs Davenport, Ne wb1Fy-
port Japan Besqeanp Boston, Csrons Conner Charestos
Wenh.m Wedse Antwerp; Kitty Cordes Hsn1sh; Psrths
mia Graves: and seresmer Alexander Mobile; Webster L.w
rerce Cultiv.ior Austin; Progress Chsse; Theodor Ms
and Fdea Mc0iI New York; Admiral Boxer. Crow Cslao
FeeTsde Stone and Blanche Lsehlsn s.ysansh; Lam
redo CrorE st. John N B. Salvador and Adea 5sntsnds
eorse Webb from Portsmouth, II. 24th Western Empire
Win,or NewYork; Clara, Cooper ssvsr ~ xd Paeif:
a. Nye New.York. 52d 2ls 18th sad 49,, no sniysls
lsth Cynosurs Lunt NewOesns; Osweso stevens Char.
eson Savannah. l7th Crest Of the wsve Steele
sbsnsbsi
CID. sh, sidd0ns, Tsy0r. PAlsdsphs "a Helen Nc cav.
Boetop.
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"WEDNESDAY. March IL. 1855.

PRICES OF BEEF To DAY-lB eeves sold at much
pound generally BY estimated weights for the meat h the
quarters
FRsr QUALITY, Of good fair market Beef, lldllic
Second rate, II dlC4c
Inse orsuch old stays poor and steers
sidetc.
Some very extra good III dl2c
PRICEs VEAL CALyEs-The rate at which such Calves
lit sell for all the year, from 10 7c y n, live
weight.
clsss called kttens"-that 10 Calves from six days
old-sels from . Is to 630S4 each
Another class called Calves generally sold at four
ak tbs old, brings IS to 81
good fat Veal often brings s2o4S $50.
MILK Cows-The price Of Cows depends as much upon fancy
the price Of Horses.
Ordinary Cows s2sess5; good fair Cows SS5asioi e1-
ira quslity, with cali, S45a $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Cou mon Sheep, 90 Dd Sc; extra
Sheep Ssd $l2; Lambs. sass
swNE-Oho fed Hogs small size for market retailing
d5!c live weight still fed Hogs II 65c Hogs for
live weight large Hogs fed, dead weight 81 G7e
for the very beet
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MARRIED..

CHEsBIRE-cARD=oD "Wednesday eyesos; March AZ, u,
N ,hs Rev Gsorse Hare Mr.. Elisha H. Cheshire 70 Miss
Ss,h Frances daughter Of the late Capt Isaac Card all
n East Broot1yn. l.
Cbicsso pap. 70 please copy. - ,,,,,
SfOWELI-NE WELL-fn NewYorh on Wednesday,
mach IA by the Rev Dr. Burchsrd L. Storel OF Orange
~ the fCrme place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

HOPS have declined materially and tbs market hesvy
with stock Of al kinds of about sec baes The sales small
ia part for export at i6are to quality for Easen aud
BEMP-nspls is setive and can De laid down here
ctespe from Boston, sales Of eco ba chiefly there at sod
about lee, months American 10 dull a. ieatl for IN
des-sd and Tor dressed ssal is quiet At sse
HAY-The shipping demand is moderate, and, with
Ri1sr 4 s asse prSS ''' Tue '' ''''' VI ~ '
auvsl' holder. firm; sales OF 10 in lo. at $500
SSl. mes, and Domestic at s2s time.
it.d and manly for the bster sblcS are in
supply; sales cases MANILA Sic; chess Msiras st &C
IL eeIOOns Caracas at 1885, and IS cases Karpsh on private
LAIH-Ths demand coed for Eastern which are scarce
LEATHFR-rhe make, is without snimstioni tn. s,les
modertecompised chiefly Of light and middle weights
rough. quite scarce and quotation paid de,vy
wehs are dull and plenty Oak the common kinds dull
price, realized. French Calf Skins In moderate de-
ns IN VIZ Epss ,:,ss sb.sp her.
81 8, si sss g s:n. 4 ss
o.s' Hssv{;;;;;..."a s5 ssmt' va 0rnoeo.% s?l
o.i. soo:h.rn Light. % e2s Bsui, Upper In FEB
H.1P & SSB1iC 40, ''-s1''''' ''''''''-- '-''
LUaBER-The arrival. Of Eastern Spruce aud Pine have
nominal at sSasi7 Single. are in demand st 50
LEso5Ihe m.Iiet arm with fair iDquir 'sis' Of 80
MOLAsSkS-The only description for which there de-
OF moment phi Ne Orleans which quite firm and
plenty Ersdes dull and slectedD IL also
foreign, Ubch heavy with of stock The sales in
elude 400 bb New Orleans Of 2idc msiny % 27c snd
SO bids Cubs Muscoyad ado, sfosi for dsins &c snd
moLfba
NAILscu, are in steady request, aud moderate supply
4d4lc cab and 0 months. a. to quality
NAVAL S1ORES-Tbere "a lees hmnes IN Spirits rurpeu-
tine he demsrd les aeys present prices being above the
views of sbppeis sales Of go bbs i5 - dsys merchant
able Crude unclaimed fhe stock large about 80
Ibis. sas OF Ninit - l.. IS aud North Juuy
IS 57 4 go 10 Common Resie plenty the SPOT
prices firm, with sales Of lN0 bhls Wmnxtoa
O. 81; a. SO n, delivered. Medium grades difcul, to
move, and offered reduction strictly hus quite
Tar Of shipping quality s,labls, while Thin dull
We aro'e:
Tuirentine con v. Pitch y bbl......s az 81
County pa y. IS 81, - Realm, bbL.. | 655l 81
Dc Wuiningtov.. i2 3 p Do wh.,........ 75d!75
Tar SbbL, Rope 255 e2s1isP TurP Fs.l.. 4is 4i
Tar Thin. 81 a. 50
OlLs-The nsrist Il hrrer for English Lineed under
The sdvies from Europe arrival 4 seed the Uni,ed
Kiugcon having been sht SIZE offered for los er ship
Sc Ased. The demand very rood for consumption Crude
Whale he'd firmly 66c a. be Last further Gales Re-
fntd irr1. with moderste sales 75d7ee for Winter
blessh.d Crude Sperm he'd With rrnres We hear of
.a!e bein. made New Bedford al OIL So e.sh the gu.nt-y
conr hight slss Of Unbeasbed go and B..ched !.
6? o5ds2 1, LGd : firmly h,ld the supply quite aodsr
ate sale. Of prime Western Winter q, s0dsS sai4
e. Gee cash Olive s dill ct s. 81 fer quarts We quite:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
WYpS March

WkpNEsDAY, March II, %.
AsHBS-The market steady; ssles Of IS bbs a. 81 .
foi Pots and Pearls
BRI1K-The demand is small for hard North River; the
here light but In the hspds OF makers there e)nd
CRADLES ises Of common 10 PRIME e. ~ 81 50 y NJ Pals.
d. phs Face are selling AZ - Gf?2 ~ 20 qu.lisY
BIESWAX-We have tut 70 no.ee Gales OF 10 = South
ern Yellow. In lots ct &c
BOOTS AND SHOES-There q but moderate dems nd
and holders do press sales; The high OF the
teria induce Trough The assoitlent land .
Manufacturing the esstvs-e vloctratelv .eSc. Little
doing ;or shlpaiept
CORDAGE-Msnia is dull at la2e AID American a, 81
Ql?ic RI ssis . nominal
CANDLES-Adsn sntns ste,iy. With q moderate IN
curry; sales Of zee boxes City o3 P!sn Sperm
sens and Patent d4oe Tsow steady
lidls!c
COTrON-The market Is less setve for IN. staple, and
prcss without change the sesners sdyees hand
having but little effect tie market The snnexei .he
quetstltrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

FOrATOFs-Tbe market continues stationary. and the de-
equal. the supply, sales Of Western Red AID Pnseyes
~ 81 IS ara Mscers and Carriers a. s3G IS 10 y Dbl
PLAsTER-We hear Of sales arrivals We qiote L.-
e 81 ST. AID Blue ard White Windsor a. 50 70
RICE-Tte has undergone change the de nand
has the include $50 essAs $40 80 = 100
rs IS TO quslity u,
supply not and all the recent sales made 10 ar
snohave been Previously reported But LITTLE eA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

HONEY-The marie 10 dull with not very large supply.
The sales include and IA bills Cubs for home Sc
and 20 ties and II bbls for export, on private terms
HIDESThe market hiss ruled doll for the better qualities,
but the kinds have been Inquired after. and
prices these teen well supported The arrivals
moderate and the stock reduced Buenos Ayres have sold
at s3e and 500 Anso.tura TO day 20 at 24c onths,
usual selection The stock hand 81 500 including $50
600 ssvsnls ar Curscoa, 81 Porto Csbelo, coo 81 d.
mir 0 Jsmsics Demsrars, &C. and 800 Southern Texas
A We nnnfe.
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From Our Correspondent I

From Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, March H--Anksd-Schn. Three Brs.ts
ers (Br.) Wearing, Halifax o Haley, Csrtvnsk
Sag Hsrtor; Ida 10 Tore, Lanfair New York.
Enthusiastically Quaker City Hodsdon Cbulsston ID
PsDn,ylvsnis (ssrd Gaerelo. Cork for orden Nasb.s
Lewis Boston; schra Plandoms, Brown, Savannah Al
sbailer Pratt Hartford; Mary Knapp Ingeuoll, NoIf,nlG
G. Sawyer Sawyer New.BedfoTc; Thoa Potter. CaIk. ~
River
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TiN-Pis Is dull small ssss OF banca At 2bic chh fstes
9th quyi 'sles Of 20 boxes ID a. about
SO z5d 30 57t.
he market has ruled rather quiet; the sbsenee
OF Europe ehech I'd he shipping movement sales OF
sol n City including B0chefs Association. at l@c cash
Roulh Fat cells at ttc
URIsKYTb dull and at the close rather lower
,.les OF bbl- Sic fof Ohio AID StdSisc for Prison
Drudge .frsc =; ,ses of 30 bids. 81 SIC, time.
WOOi--The OF domestic botn Fleece and Pulled ~
much redue,c and win fr de1su3 and trivial receipts
pric fruner; include l'F Fleece and is goo
" Pulled xithn our range Of Foreign dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

ne % zee mostly oil thus state Cattle. In snail lots.
The tet to-day presents of the most pleasing
ts' with LIST week and week before in the quality Of oc
oriec There are 20 day really superior lots Of e,e
IN re ynof which are selhng az IL to 2e the
.,i are very lively The sesher mild and mud sbuud
The est though go In rumber below las,
dsy will nevertheless give pounds Of NEST
We think the WEIGHT to day 81 cv and the ave.
Ts:e price l'te The rsuge 0eiDs from 10 lac b ~
There are two of0yts OF which difficult 70 saw which Ia
really hest though u one seliog By Barney B.rra most
wtitht Tbs lot Of y head Of and year old steers
resry al sde Duhsms fed winters uoon corn by Fl,..
tornee Of Pesw.y County and broush, .rket by VIII
bar oled.
They Will .ver.se probably 10 ew and elisa head and
rsrge Dom l'o 10 SEQ Eleven he,d sold Cornelrs
e4 Tbs Is full .c pound aud single bullock. sold
AZ prices July equal to he This drove detained se
vas detained tIsht days .nd another eighteen days This
perfect outrage for which ibere no reasonable excue
II TIE hesd agents or nanAten cannot 40 the them
step cut Of the way
The manager melt Columbus and Erie universally com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15


1h AS es than the previous week. and less than the
weekly average last year, which was 5, 49,
The syersse number each great marketdsy 2zH The
nun Der last Wednesday 20s7 The
which 4ts below the Of the year in this
The following table sves the OF OF the pnnci
drove. OF Cattle in the ya'ds to day AID where they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

WHALEBONE-Larss size continues scarce. and war ted
for export sze penyi Last sale at Zoe for Polar
stock o hand ! i0c, coo n.
WlNPs are dull but steady sales Of 10 q casks Sherry
asa s5 90 do Burgundy Port at &l1$l 90 so Port
81 5Od 81 u.s. 400 Caret st 49, 81 IL and 100 Sweet
Malaga on private terms.
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auYERIoR couRr-M~eb la--B.lore jude sLOssos.

yIRDIcT AGAINST RAILROAD 60.
Henri vfchell s,t. Georse Lsv President oi INC
'' Rsilros1 Co.
To recover damages for personal injury. Inc oorss
~ ,.t,s on which b. icinr sih Dec ran away v,in
from Sir th.sv through Csrtsonst to Esh,h
OF Latter ore # h- was passing wnen the
nm horse against the horses asd car tsrew
~. ana Injured that 1t had TO te snpussd ne onss
sssios or damss e,nendins that ne ear mh nave gs.
$1,000 In 10 prevent the horse striking against " Ihs
ssnisd Verdict for plaintiff. 81 G0 FOR pantb hr'
r "a Hs,tt. for defendant Messrs willard a. Apderson-
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by Telegraph.

BOsTON-Arr March II, bark Golden Rule. Palermo JsL
|, and Gibraltar Jan IL sehr Louis Walsh, Baltimore ~
BarLstsble Boy ..
spoien--Dec a. In the Straits Of Lomsrs, chip Hsnto1
Lpnt, from New York for San Francisco j.
The John Bell. from Richmond for Boston, with aeUeeW
-four, 10 lahore Bsrnstsble and lies high and Gy.
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New.York Cattle Market.

REPORT Of BEEvEs, MILK COWS, VEAL 0ALyEs.
SHEEP and LAMBS and SWINE received In NEW
YORK at the several mark places Of Live Stock with
the cauent selling prices each week. Prepared every
WEDNESDAY, the treat sale DAY at BULLS HEAD Forty
fourth Ct. expressly for THE NEW-YORK TRIsUNE,
by sOLON ROBINSON. The numbers taken from the
books carefully kspt by A. NJ Aerton proprietor Of the
Yards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

Money was easier in London psrtyi consequence
~ the restriction Of com neroial transactions, and
discounts were making at Il ga y cent. On the
Stock Exchange the rate 81 y cent. The reports
from the manufacturing districts represent no IN
movement in the state OF trade. Several OF the
large spnners lave been compelled to resort TO shor
time. but COZ siderable farther Limitation, 1t IS be-
lieyed will be found necessary bsfcfe the decline IN
prices can be effectuslly stopped. partially in
proved feelir s exhibited in the wooden trade, more
confidence being felt by merchants
There is limited inquiry for geld for export, and
several parcels have been taken from the Bank Of
England for tina. purpose. Thereturn from the Bank
of England for tie week ending the 18th Of Febru-
sry, gives the following results when compared with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

The amount OF notes in circulation ls 100,
being decrease Of San ,slO, and the stock of bull
ion in both departments lie fl29sO, 7s6, showing an
increase Of I2l3 ,O2o, Ehen compared with the pre-
ceding return. There was some anticipation that the
Bank rate of interest would be reduced.
There had been no recent failures, with the excep
ton Of Gibson Ord Co., an old Manchester house,
for $4,000.
The total declared value OF the exports Of British
and Irish produce and manufactures Including only
the emu nerated articles during January and for
tuelye months IL rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

sEw.YokE sLAssiFIcArioy. NO
Coi.ud. Slonta Mo5iea and fexst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-12

ANOTHER REvOLUTIoNIsT GoNE-NICHoLAs
DEAN of the town of Candor in this county,
died at his residence on the 9th ult He was
in the ninety second year of his age, and
maintained his mental faculties until the lamp
of life went out, like the Pickering taper in the
socket
Mr.. Dean formerly lived in Westchester
county, in this State, in the town of White
Plains, and was twelve years of age when
Independence was declared, He remembers
we'll the battle at the Plains He set fire to
the Hessian Camp but he never went into
the service as a regular soldier. He moved to
this county forty-eight years ago, and took up
his residence in Spencer. For the last six years
he has lived in Candor, with his only son John
B. Dean.-OregO Gazette.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-12
DAVIS PLATFORM BEEHIVE

HE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
counties of Bradford, Sullivan and Lycoming, has the
pleasure OF calling the attention of the public to this useful
invention The Hive is truly great improvement the
old square box and the facilities it affords for taking
the honey harmless to the bees they prota
bic to the No resort to drums and pans is needed
to hive the increase in the spriag and resort to brim
stone fire and fagot required conquer the bees and
procure their honey in the fall As the bees multiply
sections added to the hive and when the honey
il wanted they removed accordingly. The arrange
mens for feeding the bees. for changing them TO different
parts of the old hive to one, for ventilation
unquestionqbly ahead Of anything hitherto known
description of this Hive s impossible, without refer
cnce to model but examination will satisfy any one
of its advantages. For sale Town and Individual Rights
with books bill of feed &c. giving full directions for
king the Hive and managing the Bees.
May |, 1855 GEORGE 6. KEEN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-12

POPULAR SovEREIGNTY.-The excitement in
Kansas has already resulted in bloodshed and
if the report be true in arson also A leader
of the Pro-SlaVery party named Clark has
been killed at public meeting at Leavenworth.
A dispute arose as to which party had the
majority. Mr.. Clark claimed it for the negro
drivers, and McRea one of the other side,
replied that this was a lie Hereupon Clark
struck McRea with a club, stunning him but
as soon as he came to himself he drew re-
volver and shot his assailant dead This done
he escaped, though shots were fred after him.
Finally his friends gave him up to the United
States officers at the fort, in whose custody he
remained at our latest adviccs, though desire
to take him out and lynch him was manifested
by the slave-drivers
1t is also reported that the house of George
', Park of Parkville, Mo whose printing es-
tablishment was lately thrown into the Missouri
River, has been burned down by his enemies,
and he himself lynched in Kansas