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Demoine courier., 1856-01-10


but the true primo. pie Of leaving each
State TO regulate its v laws Of labor
according 10 its own sense Of right, and
~expsdiency had acquired fss, hold upon
the prblic judgment, 10 such Z deereS
that, by common consent. Il vss observ-
cd in the organisation Of the Territory
Of w ~ashing;on. When, more recently,
1t became necessary TO organise the Ter.
litories Of Kansas and Nebraska, il was
the natural and legitimate. If MOI. The in
evitable consequences Of previous events
and Legislation. tina. the same great end
SQUAD principle whish had already bear
applied TO Utah and New Mexico should
be applied 10 them. and they should
stand exempt from the restrictions in the
act relative to the Sla.e Of Missouri.
These restrictions were, in the ss,ima.
ton Of many. though. from the begin.
ming unauthorized 0y the Constitution.
contrary 10 the treaty s,ipula,ions for the
cession Of Louisiana. and inconsistsn,
with the equality Of the States. They
had been stripped Of oil moral su.
shori'y 70 procure, by persistent efforts,
their indirect repeal. through con,radie,o.
~ enaosments. They had b.sn passiou-
larry absogaied by the Legislation attend.
ing the organisation Of New Mexico and
washington. Had they remained in
them. they would have taksa eGeea in 4
tho now territorial acts in the foru oyi.
propsssd In the Senate, II .hs
drss session Of the last Uosapsss.
vas manly and ingenious. a. well a. q
triosie and just, 10 DO ibis d,sso.ly and
and thus relieve Me s.Assls hook
Of ~ act which might Be Of possible III.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
WhalcYN.
al.,. .hip H.nnIs.l. Harris, rorsest.

=, S.wLondon 7l.t ship Hannibal. Harris ror'est.
so bsrI Ripple. Morgan Tristan dAe1nhs Dec r. s.
Helena FEB s. With 50 bb. sp 900 w Oh sS NJ ol. G
Helena .hs Julu. csssr saee9a Ia H. oos ~ssie-ws.
aS%s .sSs & Ss. .SS you'd % & ss
jar bsIa Helen Aasas'a Ms's % s So Mo..ss. Dsrs.
mouth 500 sp al toli for home FEB barb poye'
Rose g hi. season STA sis n u'sa n s sasss a Rnsss
Il clean bound Desolaton Island Saw on DO same
de barb M.ns.TDsry Gs.Pss s " W Si :sS S.srss 1
scott HowAnd B. .a; 9t3 seS pissss Ess G 5cas.,
10 sA I1s, ,dS aST.'s IL. 10 s lon o. 5.Is byron
So Is 81. Iesndsr Knbal Mystic 100 Eh 9 sg 0aa ss.
low o0SdIs i a. y SUsph ri 81 STAR FS vhs sl SOUTH
ayss WSsT B. bl.ci6.h 2d. shlp vespsI, Hemp
:tsad L rs. Sss ASs SS5asa Hs.s 'h1 from sSeSs
Dee TO- sseramenlc, Snow, WestPcrt 80 oos' s ts1S -
Dee Rosnoke W.ae Sree9P1,s ~ op "a nos sssn
T.ueh.a At Tristan d'Aeunha - c,shaine Ho L.
25 p Oct 80 Minerva Smith Boles B., nooa on eoe,ti
Nov g. yssper Hempstead, " L clean lsta As, - "
Lean. 9b AexsnSer Dousherty, do, 10 sp Dec wssa.
nsfor Bahcock II $50 VII gh, lsabeia, Lyon " D., "
'P PRs " W s.ord recently IN New York hsr;
bor and when raised sold by aueaen oI 49, nn
by sss Harbor whaling company 10 be fitted Tor "ne u
A. s., Mehsei. Sept H. ship Plover skis n B., all WE'LL
AZ Simon. Bay, c. O. H., Jan. .. APpha Mara Chase
A. Pemsntueo 24,h ut suithded. Mecleave Of Warren,
letter 2 Capt cotis ship Barclay he, at Ia.
hh December, with 200 sP-expeeted 10 be al aone ~
from ship Splendid Smith Of Edtsrtown reports her
S e W ns ~ hin. Napoleon Crowe Bedford, 400 bbls;
few dsy. previous Mary Wilder Luce, do, 400 do since
Al Rops Kcns JAN l5 ships BENZ MOrsan Parsons Of New
London from Honolulu sth United States hot OF SO
soEnM.reh q iat 81 lon 4O ship Meteor, Dexter f
Sandwich IslAndI, Of and for Mystic ,..--,-s,y...,
March in Passage bsrs United States 'Of "e'p0r
wit
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
MARRIED..

spAxsoN-wRI0HT-At Phlsaslphis on Tsssd1I ~, 1stn y
81 by Freuds ceremony, IN psesenceo oi VIC n"A a1 q
nn,.d Mayor Of the City Of PhDsdsp.' ,lS 20
SDIMkoN of Davenpor lows, 70 sAhAh 'OroAiNh
WRIGHT Of Philadslphia
uAyIg-TEMPLE-In Brookiyn,en Ih2fsiay nsteh Tl 4y
-. Rev H. 8 Weed Mr.. JAMES DAVIS 20 Mis- AAh-
GIRFT JkNY TEMPLE, both OF the above city
nIIzPII-u uNDERDOSB At Philadelphia, On Tqea Tqo
u.,sb 81 In H. Church OF the Ascension by the Key q
Wans, he Rev. w. r. DICKINSON DALLbLL M. 1Sh.
sftbs Chareb, HELEN, youngest daughter % 'ho s
Rev. n. u. ubdereonk .. - -
uAMaIDoE-BINGHAM--O Sunday, Narcn ~ ~ s - -
Rev DR. Clam. a the red3eDce N BIS tth>f' "'N-'
HAMBID0E 70 Mis- JANE BfhOHA@- . . or..
JoHHsON-FITZGBRALD--A Wsseins5on, ~ ITiitFSRY r.
- = b., tse Re-. FreDcs y Boyie; n -.
J2jtxs0N 10 Ms EMILY r. FITZ0EkALD' D"'' u ''~'
ssy rs.Acs-On Tuesday. March ls by tne nss u -
49,. ~ MARKS LEVY Of Louisville, N.Y. " ss .ns -
THTR eldest daughter Of Isrsei issses ESQ., 0, -
.TaRop-plGE-A- JohnsOn Vt o. sa,1sday nnSD rtfp6
~ W. lanes Doushterty, Mr. CHARLES LAInhCI
Ws.srv,ile no Miss CAR0LINE D. PAGE OF IainDii1se
.-,rpt Az erPBgINs-At Polo, Whitedde County ~ on
'G.dne.dsv FEB n, by the Rev Jas Mexican ho1 40
n TIRI1H and MARY D., daughter of the Rev Geo. o's'
blDs both Of Sterling, i'll - 49,.
waTERBURY- Y-TURNER-O Thursday, March ~ a, ne ne
,e,deDce of John Turner esq, Lexingt3n ~ -.
uss JS.,Db H. Price HARVEY H. WATERBURY 70
MIRGAHET eldest daughter Of Charles Iafner es4 all o'
this city
To ne Editor of Th< ~ y Ite1rne. 80 ,,t NJ. crA
ca. Tte Of marriage WIN BITS Nba
RIesA g. ROGERS IL entirely false Please meft ,nS e"n
sbbse. 1n1I' w.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
California Markets.

san FRaScIsco, Thursday Evening, March (, 1855.
ses that have effected .ery respectable
create taken principally with speculative view and Tor
TIE conr nave developed the essential weakness Of the
and easily supplied at current figures The simple asgesste Of
transactions today ioots Up equal to liS quarter sac IS
terms 4oto DO do At 500 bbls Chii IN eqaa Por
IS 400 quarter saek. Domestic - Isl 80 do. TO- IS
10 Columbia $s; iC0 do Oregon 2o do Magnolia sot
and 80 half sacks Pacific at l0 4o0 do. Fowle so 81
MEAL AsD BRN-Isoo California fresh ground Corn Meal
err do and - DO de- sold at SCI 1900 Magnolia BueS"heat
wATa1-fsnssctons sum up equal 275 bags. Eve par.
GELS sold II the following rates. $50 bags sold Oh pyate terms
&c. Al 4 go 60. very Inferior a. 2.c
BAELEYTLe market hsa been much quiet to day sn
the total number Of transactions ea.bt make falling II
tie activity; oi merely 20 bags four fol
lowing 90 bags ola a. IS 81 10 DO 5c f do aad
oATs-Ihere has somewhat OF falling OF IN the de-
naIe and A sales ofthe day have not been noinare heavy
ous show aauhe advance 20 have been claimed
ATket wear most fgrieins aspect Sees c. 15 bags in
I've parcels Al the lowns hGes ioo bags ard so DO SOL!
Sc; lco DO. AZ SC 100 do al Csc. 100 do At 81.
CoRS-lo bs9s Eastern damaged Corn sold al 3ei oo TO-
prime Mexican DO a. &c.
lwins aEgles go ss il Two !ot sold Al 5l IS do aud %
HAMs-l5 tierees in brine sold stl5c
LARD-Jo eases, 10 y tins, cold A. l9ic.
BRASDY2co CALLS French Pale Jean Louis and 100 oetaves
GN-l0 pipes Newly ork Gin sold =: 72lc.
NHIsKY-SD bbs, Comet Flora Temple and Red Gsunt
let. sold lste this evening a. Zoe
DAY GOCDs- bale. sark shee,irgs d do Indsn Hal n
bales Brown Drills s0ld a. e4e - DAYS
DueK-lt0 eot' Nos 70 10, so.i on private terms
NAVAL sToEEs-5c bales Oakuna ssld Al l0-
'oEE-sales II 30 half bhs Clear e uas not ,r,-sr.S
Al 90 do do 30 SIS 10 F-'
80 Sales CT 10 ffkina ehoee ~ C-,.. .. g. -
g CO. GO. 81 the 6sure. ' -
RICE Sale Of f5 tbs Canadian A. &C.
sUcAk Sales OF ~ bbs OrIen-s AZ III ~ q, t
Crushed, 10 sFe PEI AIgl Saxon prices o ranirsd
RAlsNs- sac o. go Sr boxes La Ss Is p box
Om-Sa. q 900 gals LHseed a. prces MT t-snsuira
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Passengers Sailed

"a ,,or,hp f,abir from Boston for Lre'p0oi6 "a
pdo, " r. Tucker Mrs Kirk Boot Miss sarah Pee,t, Msy
~ Moore David AIklay, = A. hirseh, = r. A'1,y
I'm Cbnrebusn and wife and John T. Gold o bosom 81
,oln - Cbesea Nrs o. A. sthudt and three children o
Plain Hon John O. Pafrey Of Cambridge Ms n
49,. =, Seysbnryro-- Mr.. T. Drunuond Of BATH - hahar
IsPI~. 0i Ir!,on NJ Msas w. B. Hook, j. j. Town
seod C. johnson J. LsCAve, Y Gross T. w ha''on; T.
H. 49,. srsrrer Howell O. Finlsy @. II. Hughes Isaac
VIDE Edwin Wide, Misc Melen, BlgIentAal' T,, sIa
p ArreDfine and T. PsTes, j Of Phlstephisi T. zen
t Pennsy vana J. Kane Of North Carolina p n ssst 90 %
s. S-srcisco Pierce of Honduras DR. Bergman OF 81
Tobn n B. George Johnston OF Kingston r g.; luton min %
nav Jobn Randall George Haskns, Edward Pont Inotna'
GGE Totn UnTbe. ] III Green, j. Herman wife and ser
sIt Of Fpslapd J. Cosnd and Of Ireland A huIsren
- = Mo5ie Of Sweden-72 For HIlpdr-I Menus, l.
~ Nbai and " Woods OF Boston; Chas. L. Welsh and
B. f. Allen Of New Hampshire, Edni,,9n and vie o. Se~
NJ % Wer p Ross J. D. Nash A n herrs Ed"aId1 4,i
ham Gibborne Jas Coehrane, and J. Wide o. nNi ~
Newton dlsnd A. j. Maxham Of Quebec K smns oi Non'
Total. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Professional Notires.
,ACIOUS CURE for CORNs, BUNIONs,

IL SOhNO DONAOA'O,
II CALLOSITBs NAILS growing into the hesh and every
Of the feet and peculiar method without cut
ting or without causing the slightest pain.
Mons LEVI Of No so Bis Rue de Rivo, Paris and NO.
Cor dus Resents, London, Surgeon Chiropodst 70 tho
been specay invited TO attend some
families intends remaining here and may be consulted dAa
SUNDAYS excepted his Office from 10 70 o'clock st No. VI
llth-st, between 5th and 6th-ays
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor OF rnnce-
Je certe que M LEVI eneye lee corps avec nne essss
hablite. LOUIS NArOLSoN ooNSi A"A1'
LEVI cured months ago OF several
without the least PAIN and which bad an-
nov ed me walk present with great com
fort cheeru recommend Dr. Levi 20 my TRENDS and me
PNa, yo,t March q 1855 No. p East l7thst
~ From The Most Noble the Marquis Of Lsnsdowne
MI ~ LEVI extracted corn for me with fsSy ana
success =, LaNoDo" 49,
From Robert Ferguson ESQ., NJ D., Physician in Ordinary 70
her Majesty Of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVIhas most skinly extracted two corns from my
iee'' WITHOUT giving 'A' '"' ROBERT FERGUSON, MD.
No 9 Queen.st May Fair, London, March 8, 1898.
From H. J. Feltas, esq.
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg leave to testify 70 hs sosces
full skill n having perfectly removed large ounon o long stand
ins without causing any pain H. J. FELTUS
PbiladelpLia July "a ie52 No. Boston-row.
In addition the above authenticated testmoniss many
possession (smong which several from
ladies of highest be by avone him with
call at his office No 81 llhs between oth aAd oeh Now
n B-So professional connection with any person.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
pns.en1ers Arrived

In s W. steamship Illinois, from 4,piatoaHaM II. SPA
ding NJ. A. Rensche and servant : Barrett MIS- bHtett
W H. Graves four children G. IsTIe1es j. 9. t.se
r Prsslow O. Kittle A. c. Hedges B. X PERKINS ahd ser
xant NJ y kinney Seaes, Mr.. Fried ander CsP re
srson and lady Ms Howard and three children j. w
+ Ti,eI Mr. Dnet Mr. Roberget and lady, }. H. oyer,
n Hale W r. Lewis H. Day, Mr.. Laymsn, J. Grenes, NJ
UirsfeH c. b. Bruso II. Stckney Mrs Dotse and servant
r NJ Pnvtou Mr.. H. T. Perine and infant T. Augereiu, r
Mey,rs Mrs Hewton H. P Perry Ms John sh1ie M n Two
children and eryan Mrs Roteter and two children MI Dor
men and lady ssuseran lady and child PIm and servant
p selther r. Garfield A. A. Voorhis, Capt j. NJ Dow n
Wimshercer, Rev. Z. Witenback f. b. Smith ad,e l.
O. Nash Geo Watson Thos Regsn. Mrs Torse s. Ten Eyes
Wm Yoakman C. Vanderbilt, jr., w. BRENNAN, Miss NJ b.
smith JudSs Nc Aser w E. Green lady child and servant,
Rev L J. Vail d. Coleman J. O. Wethered MI Bensonsn,
: O. Martin DR. j. f. Leavitt ~ Masnis, John Almoa yonn
White Mrs Mcqueen Charles Guilgard, NJ bonet Ionn
DOYLE Mrs Wheeler, o. Coolidge. b. f. Hunt, " Leiar ana
servant f. Matfoon Miss b. Flanders, VIM NJ Bursoyne
sdy two children and servant Nathan L. Price Mrs Doyle
and infant Cart q. 8 Adde. Mr.. Burton Lsyman, C. o.
Sioo5win VIM Morrison O. s. Fowle Col. T. Pratt d. Wash
burn, NJ Strauss, Mr. Mcintyre and lady NJ Fsca. . Z
Johnson s. A Morgan, H. HOhD T. Raker Chas shaw, H. r.
Dillon T. II. Kelly, T. Reilly, ~ Whipple, j. L. Wright ana
sdy Mrs Bradley HARDING lady and ufant Capt judah
and laty p " Thomas R. g. Spencer, Mrs b. Payon lady
and servant, and 205 in the sesrsge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
r.-Sr;Asc Cattle Marhes:

t<por,ed ff THE ~ L. %sosgspAY March %. lSn
- -, ssi Re~Tes and 50 stores con-
.,iaS 81 wortiSs oIeb, Cows and Calves f'.fs' 'D'
rssrs Old -, -. sssa 50; first quality, ssi :
90 aIsliy' ssasSi, third quality o5l 10
giis. 4 eEt., ssids7i Taliow c.i.,' a. sl s5
Al G.l; Calf sims. IA ess Y u 'e1- N~-'
so noslly uniers -, .,o siEo 20 sl75, si5
. 90 c.. "a Calves sS2 sSi. s5I, 80, ~
- . - 'rvc years old : a, SO, 80, s''' y" "
,..-, GA Is. sS, s4i, Sb TO tos- -. a. s1 sl0to
srarp Al D LANBs-l f7s a. uArhet .,,isr w. -
a. :, Io- S3 e34 sS4 <Si, - 20 -.
sxUfNone ShoGfs peddIe IN sre.t GEM ~ III.
Tke ,uopy u still short Of the denisno' - @ ~,
L.. tips anu,uAy firm many buyers have zen
b..nr srvthluz Tie stock has been AAeI ~ g.,,is
-, ,Ee Bo.,or rn.Eet The large humber oi "eseH - Ls
a. Bsh,n lest week hss bad but tie ssee, On tim
yrl has been .bort for long time The = nes ~
Hiite Cr,sL New-Yort worthy oi psf.SS "a o9,h.
a. would have brought 80 2 cent hesd more o,s
- ,bsr A. hi. p,ssut time Cattle usrs Al n
81 esrs cane over the FitehbaTg Rsilrosd over & ISs5
,-d Lowell Railroad. and IS over the stAne LA'e-'
.th e.ttle sheep swine, horses and io~ls
w. EACH STATE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
California Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.

In San Francisco Feb 25 Geo C. Tryon Assessor Of Gala
yerss County Miss Adeia Newman
In San Francisco March T. J. T. OBuAn Washington City,
10 hiss Mary A. Grouart Of Jacksonville, Fla
At Salem, Oregon, Feb T. Judge Chester " Teuy to Miss
In San Fsncisco Feb 81 Capt James H. Jacobs Of Contra
Costa Mss Margaret Ann Gray, for neIly OF Boston
Honolnla Jan a, ). L. Austin, esq Of Buffalo, y. " TO
Miss Csolne H. Clak daughter Of the Rev T. w Clak o.
Honoalu-
In San Franesco Abbey Of Fl Dorado County
Aiss Sarah N. Bunting, for merry Of Ravena, Ohio.
At ShaSts Feb TO- the Rev T. Merchant 70 Miss Mary Ar
ood, formerly OF Nes-lOrk
In San Frs1eisco March Mr.. Fountain :. Mckenzie Of
DIED.
In San frsneio FEB 2 Of chronic dysentsry Mr. Calvin
Laws natise Of Mecford Mass., aged s.
Ga Monday Feb 5 from Injuries caused BY the caving OF
tShk whilst @ining, Jesus Maria Mr. John r. James
formerly of Media, Psnu-
At santa Clara March Of teanus the Rev John Nobli
President Of Santa Ciaa College Ia the 4h bis age
nlery of Missuur
A, Honololu l., Feb M John C. Bulons formerly
resident Albany n Y OF the OF 4. Cosdy Co. aged
- ytsrs
HosolslS 81 Jan 81 Mary Ann aged 10 years dsushte
AT Lihne kaas $ L. Jan Is Mr s. A. Rice aged 81 years.
late Of Wisconsin. '''
Soosbursh. Oregon Dec Is the 18Th ye,r Of her .r
Catherine Alice, wiso Of Mr Geo H. Rnsdae sud daushtr
Ky v "s''''
Sacramento Feb feonEeson Of the bnsin Mr Cvrus
naS,on stnier formerly Of Nashua n t. aged years
ut 80 4sss Placer County, Feb H. Mr. Lewis Bond Of
~, Lover Cssssass T. Feb g. Nr Francis Marvin aged
~ ees1 - lo.ueI ~ o. Burlington Vermont
-. Neinese AMP, Tauulne Coaatv Dec 6 NJ Isaac r.
A, ~ -. - ~ ovvnsS lysnia ace3 81 yea-s
years. - samuel w HeisLt sSed ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK
Cleared.

stesmshp-CshswSe, Bullock, Havana and New Orleans
Liying ston, Crocheron L Co. -,
Barks~Iive Berry Mascsbo Maitland, Phe ps Co Johi
Colby Morrow Wilmington Cartw right Harrison Co J.
A. Hszsrd Williams Perrs mbuco, &c. j. Elwell Co.
Brgs-M Hamilton BOtsord Galveston, Wakemen, Ouloii
& French, Sierra Leone, A aebadoi AuiIna
Lewis CeleBas Moses Taylor Co Aenophon' Doak Car
deres D. BrookInan Co l.. Copeland Moore, Cagdenss
ThomI son Hunter NJ T. Ellsworth, Curry, Halifax d. r.
DeWolf go ,,-
sehooners-H Dunster Gikey, Buoksyie Walsh Carver
Chase Caro- Amelia Turner Jaeksonydle K r Buck 60
WshiDgton T. Blossom Son y Kider Horton, Savannah
Gilnore Co Ellen Halet Philadelphia, James Hand ).
Bruen Pierson Georgetown Dolner Potter; L. b. Strong,
Halock Wilmington DolneT Poter Globe Paine, Salem,
master
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Jnsnranre Tompanies.

CLNTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY--
~ CASH CAPITAL, $3.50 coOofiee No. 81 wLi-st-. op-
poe the Merchants Exchange This Company continues 70
sure Merchandise Buildings Household Furniture, vcsss
port their Csrgoes kc &C., against loss or damage oy ne
OF the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
Hugh Lans, Joseph Walker, Cor w. Lawrence,
Charles r. swords Stuart C. Msrsh, John Compton,
D. Henry Haight, Leo. 5. Suares, A. K Emo,
Joseph ". Corlies Wm. X. Strong, Geo. Gnswold tr,
ThoHas Smul Geo A. Townsend, ID. Aonso Cushmsa.
Alfred Wills Alive L. Laing, Ezra Ludlow jE,
Ef'g Townsend, slas Bronson, John Penfold,
joseph Lawrence, 5. I. Nicoll, John Watson,
Samuel NRlets, Joseph ID. Taylor Noah ). Hunt,
J. II. Ransom, Robert NJ Bruce, u. J. smith,
Sylvester l. T. Ward John 8. Boyd.
HUGH LANG, President
JAMES B. AMEs, IT,, Secretary.
JOHN BARRY, Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

ATnRs IN kANsAs.-We learn bv a yentle,,.n
nom karsas that the new Legislature at reeeks al.
nnceTsto0d that writs had been issued ioS M ~ wa
the members md that order had been rsesi,S
Leavenw@th ffou Gov. shannon, by the ~ : NJ o.
shaI Mr. Jones, ros SurDg his presence to execn,s o.
sns. Ihis was on Monday last, and It is probable n
bss been done. displteb fiom Boopyine Gays; 1AIl
- quiet in Kansas," A"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

COFFEE This branch of tIade las been very qaet M AZ
bu the f.. ling, far holders concerned uasera
slss olcS bags Rio a. los ic 100 bag Lsgaayra a. u
l baEs Jausca a. c, and lz5 tags Marx aibo lztc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opsued very strong fol
the low grades Of ard Western under the faTo5a
from Europe, bu the Transactions moderate ogiaz
10 the prices demAnded the arrivals far and We
u1ce doing the better grades for tie home Eastern
uaee the sales Of Western Canal are SOC bb - s1i
- 25 for ordinary good State and fair eh0ce Michigan;
25d ~ IS for supeTfae Indians and UFpe Lake : 57t6
- 81. Tor coed suerhne and low grade extra
Ohio; sud IS t0G $lI 81 Gelesce Canadian Flour
firmly hed, he demand Is fair sales OF 20 bbA S7E0
- . icr best brands Southern Flour Is in good
den ns1d AID with less q the low grades Of these l2
better; sales Ct 1850 bis ~ 81 =S for mixed To0i
standard brands AexardIs, Baltimore and Fredecks5ufss
County aad Ii 20 favorte fancy and b-a1is
hye Elour not plenty AID hm; sales q $50 bbs =iJ
80 - for tne ara suIeTfDe Cora Aea s.es4yi sales Of -
btls. Jersey - -5ds5 Sli.
ElsH-Msokere with large supply are lower ard dali;
itot Ob Halifax sod easier rates Dry COD plentiful
stock AID depressed; sales - II 80 L Picked
heiT have largely declined owing 20 the presence Of several
vessels ard The termination OF Lent during progress
which they yezy and pIices - 4 bbl
several LTrnents IL OF reaching n time
70 supply the demand but faded and have together
when The inquiry h0ase bought cargo AZ S =
b which nss arrived; sales Of go bbs S5dS3 Is
ba Bon Hsuirss sTe unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Markets. c CARIrrrL1 REPORTED FOR Tx TRIBUNE

THvf soAY, asI.h =, 1850
ASHES-The market is fn bat yo-y quiet, fst both knd;
sales Of Pots ar -, aid Pearls ~ g.
COTrOSThs market rles steady. al has acye; tie
eleT EUlu has had Ae slightest iiueuce
the sales foQ bsirs We continue quota
tols IS CLOVIS: NEw-YOEK CLAssIFIcATIoS:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

Fresh Fish have arrived market abundance and by
reference the prces will be that there has been To
suotou Of about IS per cent.
Beef is quoted at decline Other prizes remain at
70 ineT quotations.
The above markets carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington market:
J. NJ FuLLER-SsDd No. l0l Butter, Cheese and Lard.
T.. PACKER 4 Sos-Sand No. 6, Poultry and Game
KSlPP RYko-Stands Nos % and y, Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb.
FuLLER L RlsD-s,snd' Nos ? and g. City Smoked Hams
Bacon, Beef Tongues, &c.
J. n. BRois Co.-Stsnd No. 4, Fruits Of al kinds.
J. D. HIscox-Stsuds Nos IL and ~ Fish .dea4er
c. B. HARsIs-Stand No 30, Eggs, Cheese, Se
= l.. KING L Co-NOs 8 and FELon street, Green snd
Dred Fruits Vegetables Herbs, ke-
WV. J. BLAcK-Stsnd No 6o. Vegetables
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

MINIATURE ALNASAc,....rHIs DAY - .
-Rses5;5Ol Sets.......6:H MooS-Risss.. .l2:i 10
wArER.............rHls Day
Sandy Hook.l:0 :05 Gov. Island. :5j HellGste l;51
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sr rhou.. Wallace snith, Delaware corn 70 T. ~ Pa.
ProteIler Wes,.rnpcrt, Berry. Portland
BELow-ons bark aud one brig.
ssILED-stssm.hsp Cshswbs, BaLesk 1r -ivsns' sbe
Msreury French fer sue, and anchored a. oHAfshuDs
wISD-During tie day NV
The ship C.boun arrived yesterday from 1verpoo reports:
l2h inst 81 lon - spoke Br ship United hnsao1a nun
sassri al for Liverpool. x,,..
Mr. James H. Perry Engineer Of the Board OF Unaorvnees
xso sry recently from he essk Gem ashore 81 bck H
.,ss.. h. her bad being heecd heavily 70 var
b.rd With rock under her sbosrd SIDE our psn1s o
80 ~. .ue ode sterupost started About ~" oos
- n ,si. Rave been placed under her e With the bope
- ,,.n. tsr clear skoush The result soaevh.; doaeta
when last from she had 20 tuns OF osesood art o oef
e.rrol and feet Of sand msee -, .,.>,.
ne stesntss Mercury Csp- Lien a. ,nis mosI
-eEs chr, Mary Hopkins ard L. W. Wsbera snd osfk
Shn bound fr Boston od the Capes also oo0o
ior Phladeirhia-
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COURT CALENDAh-HstSN. - c'ooL
SUPREME CounT-GEsERAL IERs1Aa. ,sa t III IS On 81
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"a So 81, a., n, 20, ~, o., w. w. '-'
gS is3 les, ise. I2o6, n ~, ,noa ,oao 1o45 1920
III ,sss ,,S1 iIos M. lils, 1ie III is lis; w;
no. iia ma ii2s i l11 s6 iT ,Iy isa i ''' ''''
% in.I :, .os ssst be ed Saturday. asfe'
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A. hoi r. Tor sppr; Nj H. Ho<esoon tor re.gtd = =,
n ~ n5ton.ly, ~ S. 50 sna 50 Reserved for Apra -
caS- .s,carned Tor wan, susoes snt 70 morrow mon"
As1I s Zero 70. M.aen as. n. 60 -, q. -, ~ s w."
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,heer swine. horses, and toNls
.r,,..axs .EoN Zach STATE.
Rseeipts Of Produce
/. MECH ~

Recefpfs OIL froonec
D. a, -, RaZyoad-f bbls. Fiour 100 Do "hsay go
40 Provieors as sides Leather IL rolls Leatnef - Pis~
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