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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
ALBEMAIiLE LAND Fol: sA!.E.

WIE offer tor sale, beSuiul Fnria IL nc Sggs'y 4
w Abcnarlc, lying the East.rn sicrs O: he Soa.'
West Mountain distant from kefw, Che VII. 4.E Cc:.
uh Rail Road Drps) mil"-.ro'n ihe CcntsTp.D, !
extension OF the Orange and AlsxHndriu Raj i.oH>
mile and from tho R!vnurs Horse boat improvement! ggr
miles. X contains TWO HUNDRED AND T"I>1 7
THREE AND OSETHlRD ACRES ~ 0: viii. ~:
clenred well enclosed and hi-n ct gown
ment the remainder j. ia wOGGa. Tic JG..Eug: a!e e..
new the dwelling i OF brick s:si:c combining :"a
rooms hall and passage and far comp a:ec, = IT,
sled in the very best style Tbs location IS t!sU!!'sse
for beauty and variety scenery !0r hef ana ~ ~
fined and good society To wishing LehGSy co','!7
sum..er residence particularly Gesi-rJc As :: =. %
in few hours ride OF Richmond or "H-:;Hz'-" 1:
large. farm preferred $50 Cs.e or ;c:G iJ.:,G.
James Hart OF Abrnurs, Keswick Depo, n 70 %ess.j
F. G. Rutfn and John Jones of Richmond b. pc.aoci
Nv offce is Kesuick Depot Albemnrlr !:rsE.s.
ri,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
THE RI;MORS OF WAR WITH SPAIN.

The Washington STIR says there Id no truth in the
New York Posts statement that Sccrctary Guthrie
has written to friend or friends in Kentucky to he
cautious in their business war with Spain is inevi-
table. The statement that the government is conccn
trating troops in Florida is also said to be unfuunded
No troops have been ordered there since December
last when the condition Of the Governments Indian
relations in that quarter made it necessary to add TO
the number for years kept there, up to that time by
the addition of two companies of artillery. Since
,hen none others have been ordered to that quarter
nor is there any idea entertained Of sending more
TO Elnrrla.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

The Washington Globe rcpubIishe. Mr.. Wisc's mus
tcrly letter against know-N Nothingsm and says truly
that will be n sad and omnOus day for this coun-
trv should unfortunately arrive, which the nation
sanction. the first attempt since the adoption of the
Federal Constitution at anything like religious perse-
cuiion. Let til Roman Catholics be put down.
What thcnl We cannot say, nor can any Of the
Know Nothing prophets, ifpr"phe's they have among
them. But what may happen is tlis-that three or
four Of the strong Protestant denominations may COM
binn, and disfrnnchi.e and demosh absorb all the
reat--sonc twenty or thirty and then fail out among
themselves and carry on The game Of tho strong oY-
press c ~,qk until they are all pretty well used up,
and the country transformed and deformed mi" Il
spiritual ard military dcspn:iS, or into an anarchy
Of Sorialists, Rcd Republicans md lnfdes. 4
Democrat, knowing that we intended to publish Mr..
WIsEs letter. said to rs 'ls it impossible that you
can swallow him. we'll Knowing you do, his abuse
OF the Democratic party in days pastF To whom We
reprj. "Wc will recolect nothing Of his past
courac, nor will we know any Democratic or Whig
party, when the common enemy, the know-No.hings,
arr in the field We frankly confess, that il we had
been in convention convened for the purpose Of se-
lecting Democrat 10 oppose Wing, VIC would not
have selected Mr.. WISE for The standard bearer of
Democracy. Bu On tho other hand, ii we had been
in the convention which selected NJ. WISE 10 put
down this "nrw Order, we wonld have voted for
him first snd last, and al tho time"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
Epn,t y,SIIJSrr,tE IfT"

WAsHINGrov, April ls.-The Wnsi!ing'0I &!nr'rrr
that there is nn doubt thar the award O. "hnG.
so 900 due the United STATES from B"vrrE {. Sag1.
d.rs late Collector Of San Francisco, WI be grg -
ly paid by the latter.
The s0op of war Cvane is about to sa.i flora Er,
ton 10 Join the homn squadron. She ~. hc =
manded by Conn. j. y. Wil.on. Lcu'a i. l.. :.
man, j. y. Barney J. J. Strain j. li"G%'ug5. w. -
in her.
The Secretary Of the Navy starts :c.rc-o@ for
North Carolina. lie will also visit Norfolk.
Cnpt. j. Armstrong hus been appointed - Z. cc:c:
mand OF the East India squadron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION

The following delegates have been appointed to rs
present the Democratic party of Caroline in the Con-
ven;on to be held at Charlottesville on the I'D! inst
VIM. A. Moncure, John III. Del ejarnette, +. W.
Scott Edmund +. Morris, Albert K. Flippo James
j. White, John Washington, +. W. Coleman, George
Tyler. Col. Ira White, Win. a. Buckner. John Is.
Lightioot, VIM a. Saunders aud James Chapman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

DIED yesterday, =; hi4'ar. residence o" 8: s,c:aca's
street between Rak- srd Charity sr""t H'f ply..I-
ei Illness GEORGE ". PROBST, in the 21s@ gc': cf
his age
DEPARTED TIL, te on the Goth OF March 1865 In Ca,-
bell county Va SUSAN FRANCs@, !an :a''- q W.-
D. and susan Ean aged 70 yrri, month. nnt - i"ys
The deceased po,scssc nost "nna)e rni aic;i.c" ",.c
cnirnrcd her to all SiO knew her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
A ROLD FIGURE.

Theodore Parker told crowd Of sympathsers at
the New York Tabernncle, the other day. that
ain Massachusetts, in Ohio, and in many of the 9th.
er S,otcs the now Nothings c5Hched tie
anfisIarery tfrling into srge Es and smote 1t IN.
10 The tacs of w. Pisrces admi"istrat'on Enh The
most Lsrrid cgsst. Loud Cheersl That's the third
good thing they have accomplished
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
FANATlCISM AND FOLLY.

Roxbury is becoming famous. The Legislative
Committees on Nunneries did much 10 signalize it,
Is town council is determined not to be behind that
One of Oyr exchanges says:
AT Roxbury, Massachusetts, it has been proposed
~ the councils to exclude adopted citizens IRON SER
;ing even o. fremen. |: is presumed. that II the
house al one Of the members was on fire, he would
prefer, sooner than lei "tngeigner" extlngush the
lRlnes, seeing il burned 10 the grUund.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
WHAT SOwl GETTIyG sCARrD.EH,

WHAT NOW GETTING SCARED 2-EHl
One of the opposition Organs O! Richmond, in yes
terday's issue, occupies iour ",Hortar columns
with an effort to show that 'rhe American party is
| pro-slavery party"
If they are pro-slavery, why is every Congressman
whom they have elected, assisted to elect North of
Mason and Dxons line in favor of the restoration of
the Missouri Compromise!
And why did this sell-s'ylcd American party,
throw its entire influence derut the reelection of
the FORTY. FIVE Northern Democrats who voted with
the Southern members in the last Congress for the
Kansas Nebraska bill, aud for the repeal of the Mis-
sour Restriction
The people of Virginia demand that these impor-
tant questions shall be answered. 'wthout secret or
mental reservation" before they can credit any
po!c!:ca np. windy, Know-Nohing editorials from
whatever source they may cmanae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
1Y1HE COMMONWEALTH OF vIRC,N.A-T

III the Sheriff U the CITY ol R!cnGoEd, trl cC.Eg:
We command YOU. tha; you Summon tie Wasu!re,cE
and New Orleans Telegraph Company to tppce. =; ,as
Clerks OHcc o. the Circuit Court OF thr City Ci E.-..
moud the Rules 20 be holden for tie SAD C2urf or m
hrst Monday in April next 10 the Of J.o T.
Hobson and F. Hobson, merchants uu: psrHers unre.
tho style OF Jno T. Hohson Son. Of pe L: y ;ss-
on the Damage Sl7c00 And have ;Len :5erc ,a.s
writ Witness. Eustsce Robinson, Clerk Of oL. se:i
Court at Richmond, the 2lst day OF March. ISL lz1 -:
the 18th year OF the Common es!th
Copy-Te-;s:
March 23-cwiw Eue. ROBINSON, c.:..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20


Dcar Sir:-As | have already said in my letter ac
coping the nomination for the Presidency, am il
favor Of the Naturalization Lars they stand, witt
the single addition, viz: Give the full right of Ct
zenship ererp foreigner who shall, i'll time oi war
serve one year on board of any Unite! States hpot
War, in any regular Militia or Volunteer Rog
ment. Yours truly ~
(Signedl WINFIELD SCOTT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
FROM FRANKLIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY

''plense send the Enquirer at your earliest conve-
ncnce.-I am anxious 10 know how Henry A. Wise is
progressing rather what impression his heaven- born
cloqurncn i'd producing upon the minds OF the good
people of the Old Dominion. The Democrats Of
Kentucky are rulyng all their forces, and nre re-
solved OH fighting good fight in August next and
we have doubt tina! triumph will crown their et-
fnrts. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

Al political festival in Portsmouth, New Hamp-
sh're Mr. Burngnme, distinguished know-Noth'
ing OF Massachusetts,, a momber elect Of the next
Congress, after denouncing slavery aud Shareholders
in the strongest TERMS concluded his speech with the
following sentiment.
"Sam and !SGnLo--AIay love for the one not cause
us to do iniustiee to the other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

NEW YORK, ArRiL ls-Co;t"n i uDche"cot.
FoHr il upward nnd !:m sale. % Oni" OF I!J : ) /.
SO 81; Southern i. firm Ht so 5;iaS S!l Wmaa: -
upward and firm. Corn i, easier hG' ~. ..'r...--
Pork-old Mess SIS 3: new. $l' IS n SlI g. j 4
is upward. Ohio Whiskcy 35 cents. Stock. 70
heavy and moneys easy. Indiana Five, 81; -
ginia Sixes 9Gs Louisiana Sixc- 9li.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
NOTICE.


yEyUE committee on tho OnNwCUt Ccuc;srv lg"z i-i.
on The sane and he Supcrirr3,n, il rC?. :. gs- =.
rec-iN. applications Tor tei!"ents oi white pcr,cu,
DO not wis. buy section and for pc!scuz .! ca.g:
The Engineer oI III" city is engaged IN l.a- -. "a
SEC ions. which will be ready for fs's i. 'e,y T.
Applications 10! inermcnts sections mu,i nc ,uGa %
March 7--2aw3n JNU HEpFDPD ~,.r,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
TIE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE

The New York House of Assembly has adopted a
resolution proposing TO amend the constitution so ns to
crtcnd the right of suffrage to colorcd citizens, with
out the property qualification.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
Ent Mr EunnLrsr-
FOfW" Enquirer.
FIVE QUESTIONS FOR SOUTHERNERS TC
ANSWER

Did Professionalism suffer when Catholic Franc. sold
to the United States the territory Of Louisiana!
Did Professionalism suffer when Catholic Spain sold 10
the United States the territory "t Florida
Did Protcs,anli-m suffer when Catholic Mexico ceded
to the United States the territory OF California
Would Professionalism suffer were Catholic Spain 10
sell to the United States the Island of Cuba!
If Cuba, by revolution Were to gain it, indepen-
dencr, would not the course now pursued by
the Know Nothings, deter her from annexation to this
country, when her religion 10 made ground OF dis
qualification in the administration of the government
CHESTERFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

BALTIMORE, APRIL lS.--Flour i, firm. E-'.a
of Howard stree: at Sil. Wheat Is higher eiG ~.
ward sales Of red at $3.50 80, wilt" S.'l =. :.
Corn is nnchnn"rd the rcccints hrn talr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
MCDICAL SOCIETY OFF VIRGINIA..

u,E ,ai:.y.sccond Annual meeting OF the Medical So.
ce,y otvrcnis. will be held at the Hall OF the So
..y IN TIE Ci;y of Richmond, Tuesdsy, the 2l,h OF
:, Fl ls,5 r. 4. LEWIS, Secretary
HI ,rL, o.--cHSt OF the EXrCutive COlnnlittcC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, DUNNAvAST & PRYOR.
WIN. F. RITCIIE & ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS.
---=-=@.---==-r----.r
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1858
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

GRErysRIER Couxry.-Samuel Price, Esq, has
withdrawn as candidate in Greenbrier county, for
the House of Delegates. He declines because "he
cannot bo voted for to any extent by all parties on
the contrary. battle is to be fought over my head by
the Know Nothngs and Ant-know. Sothingings,
whether am willing or not"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

We nnic last appeal To YOU. We cnrrat You
to Give the whole 81. tomorrow 10 the triumph OF our
principles. and noble lenders, Scorr and GRA-
HAM. Elnrt will secure success. Will You not make
the effort VOTE EARLl-WORk ALL DAY !!
Let SCOTT, GRAHAM, and the UNION, be your
mp,io Work with determination II do your whole
dutv ani the "Oi Gibraltar OF Whiggory" will roll
up a majority which will gladden. tie Wing heart of
vi..iuiu, and redeem the Mother Of States from loco
ioro til; aldon. ONWARD WINGS, TO ElCTO-
RY! - Tie ht,c r'qn'rcS yow 10 rn'c IN tie Want az
A.hlch 4gu si,rp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

htal.si
.-I Wright Edwin 6. Pratt and others Appellces
.hect of This suit is 10 reverse decree pronounced
b C.cuit Court of Madison county; aRd it appearing
j. Satisfaction o the Court that the ap.lle.s Uriel
Ia, sad Edwin e. Pratt; are residents 0. hs .atc,
1or of the appellant ~ his counsel. il is ordered
80 said Lriel IHrish, and'EdSin Gr rrht;, do appear
!u one month after due publication of this order,
sui .s, this order lie published for four successive
,n the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper printed in
ny Of Richmond and posted at the front door OF the
A,s Cou.; House of snd city op th" lst day OF the
Corporation Court. = Copy-Ieste,
t-;. li--cwiw J. ALLEN, {. &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
DIED..

BODINE-At WiIismsbush, Feb. ], Mary, wife Of john
M Bedne, in the 2oh year Of her age
The iepds and scQusntsDces of The family and Of G. ~
Bodine her brother Charles Tewney respectfully
Invited stt-nd her funeral Saturday Feb al O'clock
nom her late residence ID betweea South - and a sts
without farther invitation
DkGRAUw-ln Brooslvp on Flidsy m ,rnns the I'd ius,
sah rehe % the late Abraham Depsuv in the ss Of
her sse.
The isnss Of the family and OF her sous. John vster
ud Jsnes respectfully invited attend her f1
neral on sunday the $h rst NJ from residence
Of A. Del No :. Antyst ciston
ard Con sta Brooilyp without fur.ke- low alton
GlLBERT-lu Re gen. ". J. Mrs Ann sketesly Gilbert
wife Of John GILBERT deceased. ssea 10 years
The ierss OF the family fesFec' fully nves 20 attend
Der funeral from Gsce Church. Of Enc and
That, yeissy City, on Sunday. at soeioes P n
sEAMAN-At Ssybrcok Conn Feb 4, Mr.. Cathsrire
james Seaman, ss.b yesr
herSte -
To relatives and friends Of the family respectfully IN
vice 20 atterd her funeral this Saturday. afternoon.
eesl from the residence Of her 10 sw Edward fFsRk
I'M no 50 kivinet0nst
WlNA.ST--n tbs City. the morning OF the 81 inst,
Ss,srsslsss " usnt, in the s5th year Of hs see.
nnsl xin take place from bis lsse residence No CAB
az ns saturday. morning, At 10 oeock die remains
WsaHrSnso wesiPort Conn for ir term -nt
go, sl eAe place from the residence Of her ps
without fsrihtr IN, itaionL ''' '"s--VV' 'S''
~ ~ es cry on Thursday, Feb Of consumption.
ne rsatsas and heads Of he fsni, snS Tia smh.r,
Of Emphe Tspt Of r. rsspecfs, in,;rsS - sfsssi
hi enesA NON ths reGdeacs Of h meAsy No $50 Ith al
en- Study. ~ psa q u ssiesA ~ Rs ,sSAns I'll ):
isAss v cyyssn HpA csnesgy ~ isssr.sse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

Total.....s575l,l s3,575Ie6o So
These figures show that the reports of immense i'm
portatiops by the Cunard steamers at Boston, last
month, had no foundation.
We hear Of a few interior failures OF parties con-
rected with finance, one by reason Of his engage
ments in railroad contracts, and one banker at &C.
nevs. Two or three free banks are connected with
these parties but in nearly every instance the secu
rites are abundant for the circulation even if the
banks should become embarrassed, whi;h is not
likely.
The opening OF the immense freight business an,ic.
pated BY the Panama Railroad Co. we can now an
nounce. The Company have made contract to trans
port two cargoes of coal across the lshmus at e
tun in bags. The coal is now being loaded a, Balt
more, for Aspinwal The Company anticipate having
ss much freight the capacity of the Road will ad-
nit Of Cool by this route can be delivered at Pan
anna at IS v tun LEES cost than via the Horn, aud in
two months less time. We understand that the Gu n
berland Coal Co have bad negotiation on hand for
several days for the delivery Of 100000 tuns of their
coal al Panama for the Of the Pacific Steam Nav
igaiion Company at price which will pay the Cum
berlsnd Co. IS y tun profit.
The annual rep rt OF the Morris Canal and Banking
Company was presented in the New-Jersey Senate
o-day. 1t lie a. follows:
C6pltal STOCK pad I'D, 81 'cy,VVVi ueols iuoied,
and other s439 $50 25; cost of Cansl and appurten
srces 81 ESQ 654 6l repairs in 1854, $50 3ls %;
ns, igstion, lock and plane tending s9s,eT 49,
snperheIdence and mana cement. SO Az 1oi lncoms
from passengers, freight and other sources $780,
sl5 81. dividends paid in cash, si3,o7ji dividends
paid in stock, $1,000"
Bank making in the New jersey Legislature 'eem'
to be in the ascendant The Senate hast jast passed
bills re char :erirg the MountIIciley, Trenton, Med
ford and Cumberland Banks, and for the enlarge
uent of the capital OF the Elizabeth'own Bank A
bill was passed by the House, supplementary to the
charter Of the Trenton Savings Fand Society The
rst section authorized the to invest money
in the public Stocks Of New York. Pennsyivania,
Ohio, Kentucky. and Virginia, AID In the pa0lic
Stocks or Loans of the Cities OF Trenton Newark,
New.Yoik, AID Phlsdelphia; only one third OF the
deposits ore be invested in any one OF these Stocks
at any one time. The second section authorizes
Mansse rs TO loan temporarily on approved promis-
sorry notes with such security they may think safe
to an amount not exceeding slO 600 The third sec
ton allows the managers 70 take y cent, and the
fourth section allows them 10 take on deposit money
from he Court Of Chancery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
Foreign Ports.

Arr ct Tahiti Nov O. bark Americs Cousins San fnsess,
IS days land sailed 2st supposed for Atnt'At TIE hs
Mr. Neies the sbconfns Controller OF San Frsnesco) Al
AR at Hopolulu IIth ut, schrs Fsvorits. Wheel snk
Monteny; Restless Lsston. San frsscisco.
Al 18th nt schp Gen Pierce Cola for Gan Frssess
2dAsi Rsses', Lswson for do u fsvoh'e, "hsei"nvA
bobteIe, -,
AZ Lssuo. 10th inst bsrk Storm King nom New Yot Ca
LIVERPOOL 10 dsys ergs Henry Gould Andersnn 70, Sew.
York g. Judge Hathsssy Leland for do IL, heand Bent
A, Jam abeu, nth ult brig J.s Gray csssver
for Liverpool ds schs liberty Green from aud fs Nsvy
Peerless. Patterson Baltimore SID. 3D. brig ABBY nsste
Niswell, Attstspssi sehr. Me,is, do
At DO same date bark Austin Gadner, for Houdsrs
day
s.asd from Nassau prev to l2h bark Almens Hso>i fa
kev Yoib New Oresps 49, ,
Al ST. Dorinso 18th ult srss Dido Kiuuey fm Wlniss
ton C., diss Trsotou. Haynes, for bo'sea seA' nsas
met Tbomss rom Boston arr stu
Az Cape Hayden 10th ut bsrs tusw. Ryder fsom Doe
7th, bIss Eleanor Alameda from rriedas non ia
sde Ihs; Tsy Nor, srom ST. Crox arr ,s f9' sosea shf
Spring HILL treemso fIom and Tor d., lds Sailed ss'n st
Az Jer,mie 18th ut briss Mary c.pen, Norton for NsH
Porto Rico sebr Elsn Dyer Haveas. uae wig sSse "a
iih ,cbr. Honduras, Fisher. Bo-ton. . .
Al Cafdenss 18th ut bsrhs Gen. Taylor, dhs Nss,n
Smith so.i A. A. p,eo-s, hewitt Tor neg fss RI ~
foI New.Yors DAYS Lucy Ann Bysnt, for do It IL
Psrh Penoleton. for Portland do 8 Coasios rGt 10
Boston do smother for PorsndD isse tuk
y Pr.it Bhsbtmsn aud Greyhound, Pierce, dag Nsnss
Washington Anderson wts sehrs Adelaide Jsnesoa, ~
Norfolk; Pierce Mlyill. for -, lda and aboat chm
sailed from do 18th ult bhs Chss hssh Carver, eoeaa
bis C.ih,rne Nickel. Hatch. for New. Yo's ds,s
Halifax yist ult brig Ger. Wabios'on Day. nsv-
York. 'ehr Csmela. Risen. dos Ls hsrehant Doyle Ban
AZ Monrova (Afdcs Nov 80. bark Hermitse ssvs, "
for New York; brs. Pierre soue, Brown. hom Ess YsK,
bound the leew ard; Louisa Weber for Salem arr a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
ph,,.ae,ph,. Markets FRIDAY. Feb. ?.

INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL FOR rHg WEEK ENDING
Fra 1851 259 bbls of superhne klouri ~ noe 90 %
do Midclgs; $40 do Rye bcur OI5 DO Corn Meal d DO
Condeu ned. Total l!7A
The CorroS market is without slt-rstion and moderate
husipt,. dons in the sales CoAL-rhe trsd- 10 du
and prices about the same CLovERsEED meen Will mole
ate demsnd About $50 bushels cold at 81 59d 80 t!t
bush.l from ,tare So - bushe FLOUR
In better demand and $50 bis od AZ IS Isl SO Tor CON
spd tood rsnds ard 80 lass 57i for ezra mo'ys
rs Dbl The home sales moderate whin the above
range pr iueue double and fancy exrs at 90 G
Is Dbl l. In better demand sbJu, 400
btl, oId a. SC Dbl Coss MEAL Is scri7>, bat a.
elne sales and 900 bbs Pennsylvania sold al
81 IS Dbl WHEAT and wsnteo a. further al
and COO bur bells good Pennsylvania Red bought 81 il
he worth 80 20 Corn also better, AMI 5000 bihs
yellow ,oId ct SIC. In stor- RYE IL se.dy az
f25 dull aud sale of 600 bushels Pen isyl
reroed 5?tc bushe 10 close out METALS con
nue ip,ciiye In GRoc there Is good trade dems1d 81
ly-previ, prices The PROVISION ms,s=t i quiet aud
rces about with rather more de ntnd
tstesdy rate WHISKY Oft slowly g. SIC for binds
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
FRIDAY. Feb. a-P. NJ.

The Stock marke. this morning stronger but
without special activity. At the Second Board there
Yves considerable buoyancy, and the market closed
firmly. Reading, 734; Erie, 4'046l; Harlem, 30;
Hudson River, 80; Panama. 90; Central, s9l &c,
showing a strong market. Cumberland was active,
but scarcely sustained; NicTagus was heavy at y
cent. decline. There was good demand for Jersey
Zinc, at A. Canton lie steady. Railroad ,nds are in
fair request and firm. The new Central Bonds, 7s,
sold at &C., Eres 1875 sO with sales $40 900; Fries,
1871, IS; I'd Mortgage, 100; Illinois Central, 72s a
72l; Panama. &C. State Stocks, with good demand,
ore generally firm Vireinias sold at 952 Missours,
92i Indiana IS, 80.
In Exchange there lie yet but little doing. Bills are
accumulstipg and rates have downward tendency.
The advices from New-Oreans are tha, good Ster-
ling il 06 per cent, and Eight drafts on NeFYork,
II per cent discount, making Sterling equal 10 7a7l
here. The difficulty of making negotiations on the
North re,tIicts business in Exchange The here
at 81 a 81 per cent for good and bankers Sterling.
In Freigbts we notice l2 900 bush. Corn at 81. in
bulb 500 bales Cotton $40; 900 tcs Beef, $40; $50
bbls Pork, 49, 800 or 400 pigs. Bacon, NC; 100
bbIs. Oil, 90 and considerable parcel OF Hemp On
private terms. To London, 200 bbls Turpentine,
2I9; 100 bales Hops, 3D.; 300 bbls. Pork 800 200
ties Beef, 81. To Glasgow, so bbs. Stearin, 2ol;
$50 bills Lard, 29l6 9oo pkgs. Bacon 2OI. To Bre-
mep 1900 gale. Oh, 2O, 200 bbls Apples and Shoe
pegs, 2OI. To Amsterdam, 100 bbls Spirits, 3lc.
A sbip from Boston to Havsns, thence to Trieste,
vas chartered at q round cum. Grain freight
from Norfolk 10 Cork and market at q !. A snip
from Liverpool TO Calcutta and back at f5 l0i.
brig TO Cardenas and back at o. for Molasses; and
ore Of 100 tuns to Neusitss and back al 500 The
French Governmen, chartering American ships
in LoDd, 8 transports 10 the Crinea.
TIE receipts at the Sub Treasury were ss',slli
paid sl3 73l. Balance, e3,e7i 695, which includes
the q 600, 600 transferred from Boston last week.
Paid from Assay Office, sisl Os4.
The Imports Of Dry Goods continue to she, a large
decrease compared wi h last year. Inc aggregate
entered for consumption and .arehOussd is o. As'5s2
sgsnst ST. 6ss 424 during The week of last Year,
q decrease Of about IS y ceot. The amount with
drawn from warehouse is larger than last yeN-ss3s,-
200 against 1885,, 7ol. The 6gures are