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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

coFFFF-Ths market for Rio Is sustained, with only
moderate demand to day sale Oh 1'''' '' o.
FIsH-The market yer, dull prices Of Dry God are bare
fouR AN T MEAIThe demand for State and Western
Flour good with light arrivals and in stock OF the
very inferior Flour offering and selling below quotations
appears to Us not fair Of tne
was from which made the better grades are hi sna
fair requst the sales Of western Cs dd & md air t.
very GOOD Michigan 81 Is 81 g for superhne lndisns
and Upper Lake 81 st >, 81, 6s or snS 50 fe1a
Sio So for extra Genesee. Canadian Flour lie less freely
offered 19S bs 1s Gw sc Sts
nthern Flour I2 SIC better, with brisk demand and
h arrivals hs ,hs.s .le & 81 aS
sosd stand brands Of Alexandria Baltimore City Mills
extra brands Rye Flour is quiet at s4c 50 - Corn ae'
srm at 50 al0ss 50 for Jersey. W..
market but the demand is limited sales Of GOO bush Inferior
red Southern private terms and oo bush sooa w5.e DO
River at 81 od r. At the railroad depot Barley quiet
a. and NO. Pe gsou 1V In IN FAIR TsSae. for
shirrns now reghts easier sales OF fVoo bush q
slae6c Southern mixed seasse' Tor Southern ~he a
-CLOTH-Nothing worth noticing is doing here AZ
Boston NEE se sdep Weight at i leo bales repacked
"a mos 900 bales do. and the spot a, Ia
& m0's ,se eio.e tbe market was frm At slc.,
HIDEs-The arrivals been large the past two days
amounting s 10 ss .Sel % sboG 90 sc de. Buyers stand
soof anticipating slight abatement prices sales o. ~" py
HtY-The stock light and the demand very munh re
,rcted IL consequence Sales Of 100 bales 1t 10 I'i
100 y. -. -. r..
.n and Nothing has been done today od remain
dull and nominal. . NJ
land is lower 600 bb at o. Vof AID
LEAB-Ths market steady with sales Of Spanish At 90 10
time and interest. .-,.,.- =.
LEATHER-The market has not al time within me past
years been 50 bare Of Leather as a. me prs III
IA eiy obtained Tor best Buenos Ayres Mddes The back
wudpss Of The kept back supplies and not Until me
weather sets in will we receive adequate supply
MOLASSES remains steady, with only moderate business
DOING Sales of 80 bills New Orleans Il ioe small 'aes
Of Cuba Muscoysda al Sc.
NAVAL sToREs-There Is fair inquiry for spir1s Iui
pentine the OF Saturdays but the prevalence
Of souhey wind not likely 10 sssist the market any Ine
Saturday and to-day about 800 bills a. y Oraee
i dull a. IS l2ld IS . Wilmington and North County
Common Rosn is well held 81 6odsl 65 for wilmington
The receipts III will be seem mrehi compared VIE
same year Good No. and Pale are scarce and want
ed. Tar Is dull and heavy. =, -, ,,--
with comp raiiye totals for sS5 from January lst:
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Disasters, &c.

SHIP CHARIOT or FAsE Boston from L'erpGR opDas
vsii ~ with on 25th nit lat a. 70, on. So br oeLk
Dsy fIom ST. John " b. for Bristol T. WIZ &c n.mbsr .ni
oVs on nm srs s Roaus had been in thu,
Son three days had lived n she :, ana
snceS on LIST inst, la =, Ion - ssseIs 80, =. W
II "a blons fr0n every potnt OF the compass 70 w
nom non a. sinttssl and foTsopmast stsysa. heavy
80 he radder which almost twisted oa The head Saw
"a, a. Ion a. number Of small cebesgs Has been
~ ives, OF the Banks with heavy gales from NV the snp
covered with lee -, =. 70 -. 20, en- /,
9Th March r. lat IS Is, Swedish bark PetDss Of aud from
a-.rhrx for Boston l02 days with loss Of sails
nd hi sinking condition Took OF the captain and crew
sx.reen IN number and brought them 20 Boston Capt Oh
the Peas reports having had westerly sales the entire
passage On tie ID Of March, in lat 81 @ lon q 40 the spark
us small fishing schr while under closereesi
torssis and blowing harc could ascertain whai
damage the sch received Tie Sparkling Wave nss bad very
heavy westerly gales the entire passage, lost sails and recse0
other damage.
LsrrEs dated Mauritiuz Dec. g, that from wnsi
could be leaned from the Of the ship Cape Co.,
reported sbsndoned she had experienced heavy 10
number Of days, and sprung leak Her rtei 80.
sarbcssd cpacteI which caused me eet
50 a., ss5 vksR sbsssonsS She Sas ~ % ssss 1sssF3
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK........Ma March a.


s,. r,..,. p.-le., New Orleans. w. Nelson eou;
Pale Wing Waters San Francisco, sutton 90 MES ~ ~
BesTse Galveston Bassstt, Bacon 90 PRESIDENT soHH
iprsnn Never City Point, BuIchard Buck. - ,,,,..
Brirs-Lucy Ann (Brl, Genge 81 goha, ~ b. pe nos'an
A. Co; O. L. Buchanan Wright, Union MILLS, thompson q
schoonsrs-N ". Smith, Wyatt, chsries1r nSsc5heaay
No,f Co Ann Maria Davis, Washington, NJ Matne"si
orbropis Asa baltimore c. II. Person o. Hswey Davis
Philadelphia james Hand susan LSrps sSstoh Roy1to
W,lsott Halett Boston Dayton Spraguej j. W. Starr
go Pbiadepha Van Brunt Sasht; s. Allen, Sears Alex
srdria A. Dodge Mary Wise, Crockett, West indies .
Duncan. . ~,
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HUDsoy AND BERGEN GAsLIeBr CosPASY.-Ihe
Act Of Legislature incorporating the Hudson and bergen
asLieht Company authorizes this Company 10 lay pipes ana
erect gsposs burners and reectors IN the streets lanes And
pubc grounds Hudson Township OF BERGEN
provided they thereby impede the public travel The cap
t stock of the Company fixed at $4,000 Directors may DC
chosen as soon as of the stock has been subscribed The
corporaors named the Mess Andrew Clerk George
hall Terory A. Perard and James How who authorized
10 receive subscriptions the capital stock Three of seven
Directors Of the Company be reiiden OF HudsonCouny
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cnrrRr cALENpAR-M.tcH Is.

erpsyxE Counr-GssERM TEKM.-Nnth avenue
rs -. CfscyJT CoyKr now on will occupy too day
sl,1 TrS.-Nos IT, s. 1le l69, 49, 1e5, Is, 80 81 n -
- ~ g. H. &c. s TO- 81 e. s. 1872, ia S. 60 - Is, 49,
Ia i5o. 15S, 1876, 1876, 95, ~. 80
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos. l, All, $50, 172, 101, 104,
,os s5 RS AS zs ST. 9f5 sG 81 ~ e5s $50 c55 o3l
Cs2 1883 G36 io57 LOS. lo3e ofi 99 sse 3d. 10 I'D
iols go Io5s ole oss $50 4 los, ee7 to loo
Coxsos PLEAs-GEsRRAL TERn.-Adjourned to
q.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

EooyoxY ~ EARsEsT.-The Brooklyn Common
Council have stopped the supply Of paper to the Re-
porters Of the local newspapers with the view OF re-
ducng the public expenses. The value Of the paper
consumed at each session amounts to about two shl
lipgs per week There being ffty-two regular meet
incs year this viii be saving to the city Of $40 per
anDum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

ga ain tnsecdsa in the Court Of Appess ~lA hvdsd
80 srsr srssmess 81 Dsvis sxla tie Mayor, te, arc
sesin rsised With his d6senee, soweye1 hat both ses
III tie er~spt art5on defendants In the otef tnf sha
asop .ssexisly diderert ernds THIS remain Sces nof 81
eogr,e arrly 10 Mayer WOOD a. an ird5v5d1a.
The C1.,rt r-seryed irs dseisior
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THE HUDSON BRIGADE.-An act to better regulate
the Hudson Brigade passed by the last Legislative requires
ha the uniformed companies Of this bsae shall parade not
less than our nor more SIX times in each year for nspec
% Teview or Improvement Two OF these parades shall be by
brigade the remainder by regiments or ss Tue
(onmspdAut NAV direct Every member performing such
duty and having certificate thereof shall be exempt from
ry duty except upon the Grand Jury for the term Of one
year nom the date Of such certificate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

B...s>s BssvSs-7sco Penn ;, ri 70 Hisssill 90
sssssS Bssrl-i % Ans ca "a =, Sc sss1,
W Z. a. Tl; 2,,1 City r r. S. 81; 100 Do. Sit l'
sssa;ps r. sssb t5i; 100 w1insien X r., "a AMsehAo-
20, F.rh, Isl; 40 Penn n. r., 81.
- .f,er Bos,l-1 feun r. r., bjwp, Isl go Long island
r. b5 Isl: 10 Girzrd Bank, ~.
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MARRIED..

Foss-BRADLEY-In Salisbury Conn on Thursday, Msrcn
90 by the Rev. A. G. Foss the Rev CYRUS ~ rossi
Principal of the Armenia Seminary, TO Miss MARY L.
BRADLEY Of Salisbury.
KELLOGG-HuYLER--On Monday morning March "a. by
The Rev Bishop James John street NJ y Church Mr.
JOSEPH W. KELLOGG to Miss ANNA HUYLER, ell Of
this city.
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pnsseuxera Arrived

y, ,aoketshp 1mereas Eagle Jon London and PoytsTosa
w D. AISerson John Rsnnie and daughter, frane fran
cisco and broihers, all Of England g.. DID,.
r. bro Sv,aa Soule from Breaos Ay~es-Simon Pense'
Lean Jordaa , n s,.~ l.sv und two
chldrer.
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SUPERIOR coURT-xl.cH o..
Before Judss BOsvcRrB.

scott agt. yonee-Answer set aide with leave 70
answer anew On payment Of *lo costa L.:
Cornell agt. Attachment and pfoceeu"s'
therein set aide fer irrexuisrty hut without costa
N.Y.k Ehs Railroad Company sst ChuIeh NJ
Two actions. Motion TO discontinue ectsvn W -
and M leave 20 plead the Get UP IN 4 10 Aeuon w.
2de1ied with 81 costa
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INSURANCE CoNPASIEs AND FIRE DEPARTMENT
TuSDA supplement to the New Jersey laws relative % IN
.rsnce passed the late meeting OF she Legsa
TIRE that the bonds heretofore required 20 be given TO
the County Collector shall 10 jersey City hereafter be given
m the OF the Fire Department Such bonds given IN
Jersey City and held by the County Collector are 70 be
assigned the Treasurer Of the Fire Department oil Jersey Os
FIR its benefit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

MINIATURE ALMAyAc.....rHIs DAY. ,os,
s,xpis.s 5:55 sets........5:ls MooS-Rses.' lo;S-
warEh..... $780,. III, pnfc ,s.os
1854 Gov Island. .l0:24 Hell04e
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u.rL.,, .C.R1FvILr REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

Markets. C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY March ~, 1855
AsHEs-The market very quiet but steady for both kinds
sales % bb IS sd SO for Pots, and 81 1905 for Pears
Saleretus s steady, 7c., cash. -
COTTON-Ou, market ruled very firm with good de-
mend chiefly Ia trsnstu The sales to-day estimated al
SOCC a. 0cO baes The closing prices are:
EEw.YoRR cLAssrlcATloN go
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tain cod ocer proceeded % ST. Helena ~ M vs's dat sok
T1t list Of perssns ess and s.vsS ne scx
xn,sS sr,ins Of before reper,sd lost = tho
49, ~ tylrs ssveCapt Moses Yoang Of Proyne>fewn,
tea ii Csn,or Of do Ml'on Bl:ehsess % slnnsss4o,
NJ. % siIoupr were lo Chas ". beIch<r Of froyfnc>-
av John Bsrf ofdo John Hughes Of do Lorea fae
Of solners Coma; Edward Meiesf Of Lowell ~. nueson
40 lanes Nulhosr OF Lowell; W. 5. Esoa Of sr;snets
Com Charles Baker Of North Adams Water j. Scfr< o.
Charlesiown, Mas and Heury Oss,cd Of 40. e,,s,,
scBR LoSspkLK Of Denns from Pfesdsaee iof
hss been aostsd Cd under de uperendspee Of Cs b
Manchester agent OF the under~e., sad We rosso
depe on The afternoon Vi the xls Her bottom tsdy nJafd
The heel being broken &e She VII Be taken upon tho naIe
sTIs Car Cor from Calcutta Boston before reported
absndored vessel OF 1e< san REGISTER
Fss Boston ie52 owned ny Thatcher sesr OF bcstn
slned Al about ooo and insured IN Boston She bad me
sSeiIse fss DO lac dye rs Do Jete 55s do hrssst 10
90 singer euch 5net pieces gwny eiotn SS scss
sks We hear of following insurance IN STATE street. On
shin and cargo: Equitable once, $1zeoo; boySson f<Ss
Trsnout sooco Boston $500; Msrs,n,ae . MAINE ~
COO; Triton sli 90: Merchants slos; Nep.uns s,fo'
suffolk $4,000; Hope, $500; Wsshnstcn *o~,i Axsen
can satoo, United States 81 crots al The 10 easss
sa,S Wup WAVE of Bossoa Capt. Knowes. lsft Graves
end e Aug a. proceeded the Chirehs lssnds shcce 20
Cslao and returned Chcha Isxs, loaded low tas %
guano Genoa Feb y, acccmpli<hrg tne wnSe
in 1873 days. The distance sailed was from z3""to "
Bs BRIG ARrrNAs Hesord II days from Havana bound 20
81 Johns NJ put into Charleston 18th, f repairs On the
I5h inst In lat So lon II 50 expreneed heavy gale moon
hsuliDg e. during which the brig pras sssa< s'oso
B,ry jrsrIcs STORY from Baltimore, arrived ., Boston
lth inst with the loss Of main topeAsntmss, as "@es
topmast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

SLIGHT FrRE.-Yesterday morning bed caught
ere in the boarding No. 20 Fulton street which was
however speedy extDgnshed servant gir was so bad
frightened that sezng her trunk be fell down 'ong fight OF
stafs.
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nh - Of Stock. a, Phil.aelpAis. March "a.

~ spe.sea for TEr " Y TRIsUsE BY J. r. II. B, Fay,
SOC oossd5o City Gas c. sls so City Rahrosd o. s.i
800 NJ, 400 o. DAYS So ocs Alss co C. &C.
= Scsnss1 sss Assey Rsrcsa s. 'ss ST. 10 Little sehay
ksnr.a 2 nss':s Meadow Rsro.a p 81 lco
.escing hs,toss eesn - 100 t6 d. 4 50 Schsyl
ll Nav b. ~; DO ali 80 sshsylk Nav. Pref, ~
~ de sow9 vi la 80. az Penna Railroad, 81
hslscsa IS III leo Lars Island cash ISL ds
siisssd Bsnk ri; ~ Bsnh ksntsek lie: Leui.Is III
sii2; 20 RsSA " RLSs %, INA: Asshss;ss Fsrk ~
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rNIrEp sTATEs MARsHAL's OfFICk.

nuInbcr Of the crew Of Inc psIhossHIP DIve'
s.h non, lvue In the North RIVER reYoed yestefeAJ AZ.
fhrsssred re life Of 4r Chss keere ne mate
.s,s Nsrshss Office Their names are Chse sco,t yoq'
Wrfsht Cbss Mcdonald James hussen and Jonn ns''n1
ilI ~ fem xsre locke up for eIamAstion
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Moypar. Mach 2f-P. ".

MoSDAf, March 2f-P. ~
There was bet q moderate business at the Stock
Board to-day. and the feeling was heavy. The
announcement of the death of Mr. Robinson, and the
.rumor that the disease Of Mr.. Watts Sherman bad
terminated fatally, had depressing eject, and parties
did Dot appear disposed TO operate. The Board held
mo second session to-day out Of respect TO the memory
Of Mr.. Robinson During the afternoon, however,
thero were some transactions in the street at lower
prics.. OF Enc about !, 800 shares sold, of which
1900 shares were by one party and the market
closed at 80, decline Of v cent on Saturdays prices
Reading sold at sl.asl2, DC. Hudson River was
heavy, and offered at 80. New-York Central, s2i.
Nicaragua fell Off to IA, but recovered again to Is.
There are rumOrs from Washington that Government
has declined to interfere. Galena and Chicago an
exception to the general tendency of the market.
Purchases Of about 500 shares put the quotation to
ia an advance OF y cent. The other Western
stocks were without much change. In Railroad
Boz Dis the business moderate and the market =
firm State Stocks are about as before.
In Exchange the business for this steamer thus far
has been light and the quotations are without change;
Sterling sIG9l = cent for commercial signatures,
ela92 a. cent for bankers, FTsncs J.22! 05.l.. The
supply of outside bills is fair.
In Freiebts we notice: To Liverpool, 80, 900 bush.
grain at 8, AID in bulk and ships bag; -four, %.
3D. goo bales cotton s-32d. G5l6d for compressed,
and 7-l6d for Sea Island; Bacon 27s Cd To London,
20 tcs beef at S., and some beeswax at q. I'd To
Antwerp, 5000 bush. corn at l2d. 500 cotton at It,,
and 800 Rosin at 80. Cd. To Hamburg, 100 bales
cotton at ic 100 tuns measurement goods at 1885, To
Antwerp, coo bbls Spirits Turpentine at about &c.
To Rotterdam 10, 900 gals honey at &c; $50 bbls.
turpentipe at 49, 3D. and so hhds tobacco at i2s. 3D.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Paid
sls5,37s &c. received, sl75,5 10, including $4,000
from Milwaukee, balance, s5,2i3,O7o Sc; paid for
Assay.Ofice, 1894 80; paid on disbuisng checks,
s57,729 2s.
After the adjournment of the board, the following
Gales Of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A.
II Ncoav -
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RoBBERY.-On Sunday, during the absence % the
family premises Of Mr. j. C. Beams Division
SIEVE nth street robbed Of two gold watches aud chains
worth over 5000 From circumstances suspicion rest
ed upon the girl and she yesterday arrested and
committed the cells at the Fifth District sstonhc1se
C1pcurr CouRT.-The Calendar for this day
Tuesday eratsaces Nos 6 u.s. &c., ILL., ll2 u.s. ia, lis, ld
lie, 10, l2l, re, rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

The Chemical Bank has declared semi-annual divi-
dend Of six cent, payable on the LIST of April.
Ameng the arrivals at this port within day or two,
are two cargoes of Breckenridge coal from New Or
leans 1t viii probably all be manufactured into oil.
There is fair demand for Flour, and prices Ct
slale q Dbl. better. There is considerable inferior
Flour on the market selling at low prices. State
brands good are o s3a9s7 Is. Wheat is firm but
quiet Rye Is steady, but not plenty. Corn is in fair
ds~asd fsr chipping, sad prices have AZ improving
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Markets. d. 1. Reporte4 By Telegraph.

HEwosLEAss March 2L-Corros-The tone OF the ,srset
uproyips sales to-day bales New Orleans nodns a.
sldsle MEss PoRK, SIS IS Other articles Unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

The Weekly Bank Statement Shows that Inc e4paui'
sion of the bank loans has been checked and we hope
this feature viii continue in the future statements The
loans are already dangerously high. The specie line
shows an average increase of about $1,000 and the
actual increase is much greater. The actual amount
held by the banks is probably not far from ooO
The deposits show nominal increase of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

NEW LIQUOR LAw.-The Act passed by the New
Jesy Legislature at it's late session TO prevent me sac OF
liquors provides that persons making
impure liquor ardent spirits IN which are I'M
nnrs on poisonous drugs compounds selling such the
Manufacture of ths other State shall be deemed guilty
Of shall conviction be lined not 70 ex
coed $500 imprisoned not TO exceed one year or bon al
the discretion Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

IyTEspERhScE.-Between twenty-five and thirty
ease. Of disposed Of by Justice Smith yester
dsy and nearly ell committed in defsut Of paying the
usual fine.
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Rx TeleQrauh

CHARLESTON March q, ls5a-The United states MsI
tesmshp Marion, Cspt. w. Foster, from Sc"'ioiA' s
here this Sunday morning 81 ! 0cloeA
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To Mariners.

Broy on HARD Bargain SHoAL--The Buoy on Hard Bar
gain shosl Potomac Riyer) Red, No. p viii BE- removed
and aer the LIST OF April next to enable the fishery 20 DO
used
LIGHT FOR sALANIs ROADS AND Pour PEiHxus, ATHENS,
GREEcr-Ofca information he's been received 81 this Office,
tbrnurh the Department State that the Minister 81 the n-
teoY of the Kingdom of Greece hss gwen notice
that sixth order light viii be exhibited sad sfe the i5h
inst NIarch 1856 from tie recently erecd on the set
Of ssltsle a. the nce miles 70 the westward Of tho
entrance 20 the Perfus. "a ,.,
This ht viii for the Roads Of saas ana Tor entering
Port Pereus. -, ~ sh.u,.
toeles will be discontinued Of the same time.
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS. Secretary.
Office Lighthouse Board Warrington City, March %, 10"
The London Chronicle Of March has the following Mac
tera OF vessels entering Port Of Leson during tho
cautioned the danger arising from the unhnshed works
laden with wood ran on OF of the blocks Of sn
bged Her cargo prevented her from sinking and
she was lowed into port BY French few nights
before an English vessel touched the boefss but for
tuI stely did not sustain any material njary.
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$40 900 North Ind r. r. Goshen Branch, Int AIDED 81
200 Cleveland and Pittsburgh r. r. 1873, Int sdded 81
5000 Chicago Miss r. r. I'd mort Int sdded
5000 X. R. ILL., LIST nIoI Int added'.''' 80
1000 Illinois Central r. r., Int added e.
1000 Marietta and Cincinnati R. let mort Int added ~
10000 Lake Erie Wabash ST Louis l mort Int added !.
1900 Lake Ere Wabash S. Louis I'd mort, het'.'''
sshares Kidder's EewYork Gas Regulator.
20 shares Union Ferry Company of
50 shares Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co.....''''' ~
~ ~ s hrs 49, L. 70 o .,......... g.!
90 hs,es ST. Insn,sncs 81
10 49, Pr,s.ris Pi,s Insnyance Co,.,.......... 81
~ hsre R;,snsns, In.n,snce Co .......,...... l3O
50 shares Farmers and Citizens Bank Of Long Island vi
Hampshire Coal and Iron
shares Hampshire Coal and Iron D
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N.EW-J-EIs,SEY ITEMS.

In the New>Jersey Assembly on Friday Mr.. Pen
pngton offered resolution to furnish each member
and officer Of the House with gold pen and pencil
case, at a cost not exceeding $40. Mr.. Beatty moved
to amend by inserting ALSO a mower and raker"
Lost. Mr.. Muchmore moved to include fne-tooth
comb Mr.. butcher offered as an amendment, pro
"vded that the cost of said pen and penci-case be
deducted from the per diem of members" Lest.
The resolution was then adopted by vote of p to "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

MANUFACTURING COMPANY oaer fcr sale tnen sa}e-
nor White and Colored ZINC PAINTS Doh dy ehq qoana
Nv process warranted not % harder ne kee AZ
VII improve with aga MANSlNS sssGiEn, Ass1S,
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

TIE LADIES AND THE AMERICAN PARTT.
4 lady correspondent Of enc of our ex-
changes thus freely expresses her sentiments
upon the subject of Amcricani=m
''In times of gore. Spartan mothers
s.rove to inspire their sons with an un-
quenchable spirit Of patriotism. Hence our
Puritan mothers gloried in imparting to
their children the true principles of freedom,
liberty and justice. And shall we, Ameri-
can women, consent to forget their noble
examples, and let the love of our country,
whose borders have been baptised with the
blood of our forefathers, and the tears of our
Puritan mothers. become blotied ont from
existence in our hearts? No. / believe
that true principle, and spirit of patriotism,
and love of liberty. are advocated by the
American party and press which is to make
us know and feel as if We lived in a country
wholly and rightfally our own to govern.
May God bless the party styled American,
and may success ever attend 1t, until 1t Is
known, and rules, frcm the Atlantic's shores
to the broad Pacifc's water"