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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
PHILADELPHIA Markets. .ArRIL G.

There Is fair demand for QUERcITRoS BASg, and sale OF
blds 1T No vas made y y tun CoTTos hrnly he'd
and about 500 sed hands at fully former rates CL2
yER SgFp h wanted the receipts find .vady sales at 80
bu,h for GOOD FLOUR dull buyers holding off for lower
prices as there l.. little nothing doing in the of sales
standard brands held without sales the demand be-
confined the of retailers and bakers at prices rang
ing from Is ~ IS for and choice brsnds ana 80
1890 u Dbl for extra brand RYE FLOUR is st. sdy
with small sales at IS Corn MEAL IL frm az So Dbl
WHEAT is rather more plenty and 90 bushels found
buy ers in lots Goa 66 for red, and 81 S0d 80 for
white the for prime lots RYE quiet at M for Penn
sylvsua Corr s less active and !0SNOO bushels were aus
posed of at for yellow and 5c for wite
a decline OATs-No change, and no sales The
trade demand only notice for Sugar aud Coffee The fro
steady stocks and receipts continue very hight
holders are firm their demands Mess Pork is worth 81 %
per WHsKEY sells slowly ct 2Ie for hhds, ard 81
&c. for hnrels.
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som TN. city, would observe, no doub. some may
zee large part Of these bonds beld by few who
are also stockboders and very naturally they would
have The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Road
assume the responsibility at these bonds; AZ less',
such NAV be the case. But for will object tor
reasons assigned above and hope the majority OF me
stockholders will object, and little over one thiru OF
tie stock will be sufficient % defeat the desgn. oucn
,et,on - needed 10 restrain Railroad Directors, to
secure stockholders, and TO check that Scaenng ana
hnancieriug which he's become go prevalent, oy when
i,w are, by their wits, amassing fortunes a. the ex-
his suhe,4 Ie, me suggest there are other Western
Roads that need some action on the part OF sto;k-
LoIders ms where instance 500 900 are said 10
b. subscribed by the Directors in behalf OF another
road in which said Directors are largely intererteda
ryal road-and no consent ever obtained from the
Stockholders for that purpose l. there no remedy
Nes- FORK, April 9, 1876. AN OLD SObSCdobh
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Terlkampf 4 Ki,ehinx'. Wool Circular.

NEw.foSx, Tuesday, April l. 1888.
We have report for The last month still farther improve
10 prices for al descriptions Of native Woo FROM Sc &C.
90 some ana lc TO pc 70 other kind with good demand
throughout the month The stock Of Fleece has become very
hight aud will much exceed 800 GOO 10 and about 400 900 OF
Pulled which here little being made in this city and
much coming in from the country The demand +
fnosy for eonumptoK manufacturers however are bayng
limited quantities, and with reluctance.
awe have bad arrivals Of Cape, and there IS be
amount LET. Of Australian aud Cape WOos IN market,
or q wLish wtle sd 70 sye !ul Esss, OF sne WSo
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d. G. HoUGH. AIctionser.
GTNTFFI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

D. G. HoUGH AIctionser.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VI d. $. HOUGH will sell TOMORROW tThursdayl
MORNING az 10 a. w. the OF the Private Dwelling
No C. MurrsS-.t boarding housed nearly opposite the
CeImout House. The Furniture Of this house especially recon-
nends tsef parties who in refunishng wish to obtain
furniture originally well made in good preservation aud az suc
ton prices is that opportunity everything offered oeng
perfect. piece abused.
PARLoRs-Conens partly rose wood Suites, excellent
rosewood Piano Pier Glasses rosewood Tables Etageres En-
h Velvet Carpets Oh Paintings, few choice Decorations
Vases Pssn Figures Fancy Clocks &C. Lace Curtains and
SITTING RooH-TaPestry Brussels Car
rss Dinner and Tea Sets mahogany Extension ani
Dining Tables Liquor Cases fe Wines, Decanters Tumbler
Gobets Cut Glassware, Pitchers Clocks, mahogany sofas
Chairs Also Sheffield Plate consisting OF Services for tea
and coffee plain embossed Casters Mugs Pitchers saly
ers LARGE and suall Salts &c.
elegant ToeV and walnut Bedseads Bureaus
ssbstsuds Toilet pure Hair Mattresses COuntepanes
Sheets Pictures. Clicks, Gilt Mirrors, &c.
Sale positively at 10 a. H. IN the Parors.
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NIarkets....R Reported By TtlegraDh.

NEW ORLEANS, Apnl Z-CoTrov unchanged; sales to-day
9OoO bales SUGAR is selling for Tie. MoLAssEs S5; FLOUR
dull with an advancing tendency; Ohio 81. LARD quoted at
9dOl BEEF dull nothing doing. PORK unchanged in price,
with an active market. EREIGHTs dropping.
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Passengers Arrived
In HanoteYian brig BiEm0athai-V. Haene.

IMMATURE ALMASAc......THIs DAY.
SUy-Rses.....5:30 Sets......6:33 MOON-Sets's 'l<V
HIGH WATER........s....THIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 9:49 Gov. Island. l049 Hell Gate. ..l!T
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Nv TeleYraph,
CHARLESTON

HARIESTON-ArI. AIrI g. l. 5. steamship Jas. AlseT,
Turl er, New York.
NORFOLK-Aprls the scAr. Masse, Of New York, before
reported ashore Chneoteague has been got OF aud has
sAyANNAH-ArI. April 6, L. 5. II. steamship Augusta "
Nork
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professional Notices.

E'FTTCACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
disorder the by and peculiar method without eut
TING without causing the slightest pain.
Mons LEVI Of No. 80 Bis Rue de Rivo Psrt, and NO
Cor duit-st Regents London Surgeon Chropodt 70 no
been specially invited NewYork attend dstgushed
fames remaSing here aud be consulted day
Sundays excepted, bis Office from 10 70 osook 81 No 81
uth-st., between 5th and 6h-sys ,o,r,
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor Of France
Je certfe que NJ. LEVI enleve les corps estse
hatiits LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAfAkTE
From James Baker esq.
certify that LEVI cured months Of several
bunyons without the least pain aud which had
nov Cd me for many years walk present with great
fort and cheerfuy recommend Dr. Levi 70 my friends and tho
Nsw York March a. 1885 No q East I7thst.
From the Most Noble, the Marquis OF Lansdowpe.
MI N LEVI extracted for with perfect facility and
succes, LANSDOWNE.
No. IS Berkeley square, London.
From Robert Ferguson ESQ., D.. Physician III Ordinary to
her Majesty of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI has skfuly extracted two coSns from my
feet, without giving me the slightest pain ,,,o,, nm
No Csleen.st., May Fair, London, March 5, 1888.
From H. J. Fetus, esq.
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave to testify to his success
fu skill in having perfectly removed large bnnion OF ens stand
ing without causing any pain. H. y FELIOo,
Philadelphia, July a. 1852. NO Boston row.
In addition the above authenticated testimonials, many
thousands in bis possession nong which are several from
ades the highest rank be by ayodng him with
call bis Office No 81 lth ST. between 5h and 9Th avs REV.
York
NB-Yo professional connection with any person.
CTAMMERING, &C., CURED by DR.. JONES
- m from ore 10 three hours he requires till his
patient cured He lately discovered new and failing
'ysten-cuTes wShout pain or surgical operation omee ~
Ans HOt
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Of Bermuda u ds, n eous'ant " '" sA@s AH1 os'
Mach 81. carried away foreopnAs- .,, v.l~,
NV 4 edsort, % cruise
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TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY

II
Ne Wy o n K,
No 40 WALL-sT.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLAhs ov
THIS COMPANY r LEGAL DEPOSITORY or
guardian receiver Of estates. - ,,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
BY ORDER OF ANY THIS STATE,
tucudng Suuogsto's per cent
From individuals corporations for peTod OF sI Honas
or to be paid thirty days notice, per CENT
For less period, shorter notice, per cert
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER COOPER,
ROBFRT KELLY LUTHER BRADlSH
EDWIN ID MORGAN THOMAS TlLESTpN,
ERASTUS CORNING, JOHN j. PH1klS.
JAMES SUYDAM, WILSON o. hINIi
SHEPHERD KNAPP, d. H. ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER. CHARLES p. BILL;
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHEhMAH',
Holm ! CISCO B.F. WHEELWRIGHT,
DAViD HADDFN EDMUND COFFIN
IAC0R UARSFN THOMAS SL0COMB,
TINFs : SEYMOUR CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE c. BRONSON, COhNELlUS SMILE,
DANIEL s. MILLER, JOHN yA1ob Sn ,(tt, 49,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, resident
JoHy A. STEWART, Secretary
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Markets. .CAnrrULnY REPORTED FOR THz TRIBUNE

TUESDAY, Apru 3, I9Jj.
AsHES-The market quiet for Of prices
better sales Of Is bbs Pots at 80 2 and Pearls al 90 10
4e Is Saleraiss is steady at &C.
COTTON~The market is fally supported with fair de-
maid chiefly spnnefs sales Of 600 baes mostly from store
our quotations TIE the let IL, DO babes
half The receipts 1900 bees the exports 5<5
bales Liverpool 22 9; Hamburg 1855 Rotterdam I5e
Antwerp Oh; Bremen, 5 The stock hand aud On snip
board not cleaned estimated al 5000 bales We quotes
SEW-YokK CLASSIFICATION. =. 49,.
~
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HgNgY 4. LEEDS, Auetioneer. ,

HENEY Il. LEEDS, Aucuoneer
I ARGE SALE Of WORKS of ART, the
LPROPERTY Of J. T. CROPSEY, esq.-At the studio No.
ia White cor r. IF Celfrs-st.-HENRy II. LEEDS Co.
vii BY suction THURSDAY. April 10, &C II o'clock a.
the studio Of J. Cropsey ESQ above. who about leaving
fer Europe his valuable collection Of SKETCHES, PIC
TURES DRAWINGS nc, al neatly framed now o. eNhi1i-
ton q the artists studio Tie sale viii embrace many valuable
wors some choice bits Of study from naure aud numerous
carefully ihshed Engraving, BOOKS, studio,
Furniture, Ec., without any reserve.
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ALBERT H. NIcoLAY Aucroneer. 1900
SALE of VALUABLE NEW

ALBERT n. NIcOLAY- Auctonerl. x-,,,,,
DFREMpTORY SALE of VALUABLE NEW
u YORK ard WILLIAMSBURG REAL rs Nh
ALBERT n. NICCLAY will sell without reserve on I'd
EESDAY April . at II o'clock Al the Merchants EAhaIse
20 /. ose an interest: NEWBORN
House and Lot No $50 Grand e. Houses and Los on
West 5Orhst near Othsv. Two Houses ana Lot Sos 100
aud 10 Eas52dst One Lot ll5hs,, rear Avenue A one
Lt o. 6hst resg Avenue b. Five Houses and Lots On StE
o.. J-h-eV ,,-,rpor
Three Houes ard Lots Nos H. - aud - Laaysttepsce
sol,b 4b.t one Lo. South 4hst 6th-st. House
50 L.. Garner of u South lstss -Four Los South
Is. ga l.tsr Also Lots South 5thst with Mouse
80 sable House 5h-st. DyiEOusv. Three
be eerner Of Dyisonav. AMI jhss House and Lot
10 ia sou Houses and Lots Nos 80 e. and "a South
l,b.-. The SPLENDID Building known the o leon 5th
w0Iots OIL the Of South Al and 5thsts adjoining the
Odeon All OF the above Properly VIII be sol % the highest
r without reserve = cse interest; and Offers unusual
Inducements capitalists and others tGat DESTROYS OF making
praftlbe well IS permanent Iyeenents The terms VIII
4. eral and the es lnguestionabe For f1 seserp
con Q. TIE sale and Lifhogrsphe Msps. apply 70
ALBERT II. NICoLAYi Agetioneer,
No. Broad-st.
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TUNIS MORREELL, Aucuoneer.-FURNl-
Il TURF Of FAMILY together with valuable collect on
ofnev Household Goods vii be sold THIS MORNING. e. 10.
oeocE No 81 Nps-rs Housekeepers will nod III. an e1
SsLts; elAiSe &c eles c large s.esk ei - kS Vi s.sse
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A. c. TurrLE, Auctiereer.


OfF.e No ~ Broadway.
DEREMPTORY SALE of HOUSEHOLD
l. FURNITURE, BRONZEs STATUARY PLATED
WARES, FASCI GoODs Se being the Stock OF the Store
and House No 80 brnsdwsy, known the Bazaar) PAY
ADVANCES and RETIREMENT from he BUSINESS; also,
Gas Fixtures &c.
A. c. FUTILE will sell WEDNESDAY 9th And
THURSDAY, 10Th inst let o'clock each Al the Br.d-
Bazaar No $50 Broadway the entire Stock Of elegant
Facy Good Rosewood Furniture (ncudng P0rlor sutes
Anours Wsrdrobes and Bedsteads real french Git and
Clicks and CsDdelAbras. Sheffield Plated
Bron1rs stsusry PAINTINGS yewey aud Artele verta
sso small qusniity OF Secondhand Furniture; also all .o
GAS FIXTURES Including Chandelier Brackets PsrdAnts
kc also Of Kitchen Utensils, with which the Sale will
commerce.
TIE whole will be PEREMPTORfLY SOLD without re.sr-
walton snd the Proprietor reres from tho
business the premises be vacated the l4th inst
Catalogues the morning Of sale.
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OFFICE Of the NETWORK AND NEW

OFFICE Of the NEW-YORk AND NEW
" HAVEN RAILROAD COMPASY, No HsnoyeS.si.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Hoders Of PR CsNf
BONDS This Company hereby notified THAI n pprsualcs
act Of General Assembly OF the state OF connecticut
passed AZ May session the Treasure Authorized ard
1,paed 20 exchange the outstanding Bonds bearing per
fent Interest AND NOT SECURED BY hOhTG AGE Bonds
suhoIed BY the before act bearing Per cent Inter
,.t and SECURED BY AN ONLY MORTGAGE on tAe Con-
rsnv. Read Pranches SAID cbanse viii be made ct tan
Ofce n III further notice BY order of me Directors
Nsy.ycrk March TO- 1859. WM BEMENr TreasCes.
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Henry H. LEEDS a Co., Auctonesss
~ENTEEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

HENRY n. LEEDS a Co., Auctioneeis
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ HENRY II. LEEDS Co will sell by suction on VIZ
NFsDAY Anil O. al l9l o'clock. No 33West 2A,sI be-
tween Sch and 6thay the entire FURNITURE contained u
the above dwelling consisting q Brussels velvet aud thee
pv Cap.ts rosewood paroT sues crimson and maroon SIX
boeaeie rosewood Pianosore, OIL Paintings aud EngrSy
inss worsted and silk brocatee Window Curtains ormou
Chandeliers and Gas Brackets rosewood Easee Ps ga"
back ebony Arm Chairs faacy Sewing Pier GLASS
and base; rosewood Center Table, marble tops; Sofa do eS'
tension Dining Tables Buffet and Side Tables block I'm pish
Warmers China Gass and Plated Ware oak Arm Chars ard
other Dining room Furniture BedroousMahOgsny aud black
walnut nsbleiop Bureaus mahogany Bedstead Mattresses
Beds Pillows Warirobes Couches haircoh sofas etci
Wahstands marble tops; Curtains Mantle Ornaments osire
and Arm Chairs and other valuable Furniture belonging to
large house. Sale viii commence with Kitchen wares.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

w s MrLLos Auctoneer-By Houghton Mellon
TOMORROW, Thursday, at l0d o'clock, at
i the salesroon1 No lis Nssssnst, FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTEs MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS. CHINA WARE,
E-beps large and varied assortment Of rosewood and
hoesuy Pao Suites in Broatee aud Hair CLOTH and
abofany Beds,eaas Bureaus washs'ands and comnodes,
wsrdobes Sofas Tetea Tees, Rockers Easy voare and
Paor Chairs graf variety rosewood eod oak Esseres,
Bookcae Conner Stands marble top Center Pier and Fancy
Tables Work Tables Hal Stands ArmChsrs Hair Mat
tresses and Peses extension Dining Tables Pier ard Oval
Frepeh plate Mirrors gtamed Oh Paintings, Engrsyingss
lie decorated French Chns Tea Sets Vases Cigar hoders
2oclock-Ten Piano Foes OF good tone and
finish fully snd well worthy the attention OF those n
want Of good instruments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
JOSEPH HEeENAx. Auet.oneer.

JosgPH HEGENAS, Auet0neer.
ON THURSDAY, April 10, at 10 O'Clock 8. 10.
" precisely, Ct No 75 Jsyst between Myrt.esy and VII
lousbhys Broob yn PsGr Chamber and Kitchen FURSt-
TURF good order Immediately AFTER the shove a about
o'clock NJ No ih.pacs, eighth house west Of Clinton
Psror Chamber and Kitchen FURNITURE IN good order.
Catalogues 20 he Sslesroou.
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HENRY II. LEEDS Auctiooeer
" II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by auction on
H. WEDNESDAY, April ., AZ p o'clock, IL front Of che
store Eo. 70 Nsssaust, pair Of splendid black C9ACh
HORSEs matched we'll long tails sixteen hands hGh, six
years old warranted sound and kind Sold 10 close Concern
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. - SALES of
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE will be conducted IS
ssua his Sprg ths residences Of parties declining house
teprg BY subscribers who have had number Of weary
s1p..ienes the bGsn=ss Persons desiring oar services WIZ
rIssse eAI o, sddres. COLE K Chiffon,
Real Estate and Furniture Aucti0Ieeu
C-f0 Nc. IS Nassau near Liberty-st.
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groteries.
Goal.

COAL.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA.
" AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY having nearly
completed their Railroad from the Lsskswsnna Coal ned Q,
towards New York now prepared
10 receive and for the delivery Of their sUtE
RIOR SCRANTON (Antbacite COAL Oh board OF vessels st
Elizabeth Port " j. ~ miles from New York during tho
ensuing season aer 18th April SAMPLES Of the different sIss
OF Ills co L. all information desired respecting VIII 20
sysD on appica the 0ce of the Company No 81 WALL
St NETWORK. Insurance Building second roryJ where
Circulars also be procured. 80 - ,,,rr No p,..,s.n,
A. J. ODELL, secty. WIN y. WAnIe, '
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALsASY, jay i6. 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70
~ the Statute in such made and provided that ell the
reusrg notes ssued 70 Luther Stowe individual banker
COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGASY COUNTY } nust
e PRESENTED The Occ Of tue Superintendent CT the Bank
m DEPARTMENT Of tie safe Ct New York for payment within
o the d4e hereof tie funds deposited for the
REDEMPTION # lie .iTcust issued ~ the sad banker WIN
Be gwen N. -..
yie lswW2y VI. SCHOONMAKER, Superintendent
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DEIAN II. MULLER viii hold his REGU-
n IAN WEEKLY SALE of STOCKS TalS DAY at 10y
oe.I.A c a. a No 81 Wsii..t u9eo)
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OFrIcE OF TIE NEw.HAvES AND NEw.LoSoos R R. Co,
NEW HAVEN, April j, 1855: y
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
N MEETING "a the stockholders Of this Com psny wall be
held at rewsers Hall the City OF New Haven on TUES
DAY the 18th inst lc o'clock for choice OF Ohcers,
"a a. ,snsac am otbe, business proper be done at ied
mestrg WIN T. BARTLETT, Secretary.
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9inaneial.

FULTON FIRE INSURANCE Co, April 4,
Is6-Tke Board Of Directors Of this Company nave ms
day declared dividend Of SIX PER cent aon me eas '''VA
raysble on and after the 18Th INST $1,000.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08

Frost IN VERMONT IN AUGUsT.-A CORES
pondent of the Hartford Times, writing from
Mansfield, under date of August 9th, says:
There was frost in those sections of Willing
ton, Tolland and Mansfield, bordering on the
valley of the Willamette river, both yester
day morning and this morning. On Monday
night the weather suddenly changed to cold,
and in the hilly regions hereabouts it felt. at
sundown, like an October evening. This
"wednesday morning, the thermometer mark
ed SO degrees At 6 o'clock, and in some places
10 the valley il was still lower, doubtless. Sky
clear and little wind. The frost must have
damaged buckwhest, of which there is a large
crop in this vicinity. Last year we also had a
frost in August which did considerable dam
age.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08

To discussion on Saturday night eventu-
ated most gloriously for the American cause.
The Irish Orator" was completely van
pushed, admittedly SO, by everybody. His
friends looked whipped for him. They
cheered and laughed at loitless anecdotes
and fippant trash, which constituted the
main part of his very weak and disconnect-
ed harangue, but no argument and no fact
was left for them to think of when it was
done. He did not sustain his reputation
as a declaimer, and made none as debator.
Those who have heard him before, and had
given him some credit for fashy oratory,
were grievously disappointed. Saturday
night he was stale, commonplace and point
Leslie spoke without spirit, and did not
arouse the spirits of his partisans.
Col Brien more than satisfied his friends
He brushed away ike cobwebs the feeble
show of augmentation made by his COM
petitor, and turned an old line whig bat
terry into him and left him naked and pit
tifuI spectacle. We learn that the conduct
of the democracy during a portion of Col
BIS address was not marked by that cOur-
tesy and proprety which was due to the
gentlemanly character of the speech they
were listening to. 1t was doubtless intend
ed as deVertion in favor of their champion,
and in this light only can be excused.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IRepoTss Furnished BY the Associated Press. 4
Nru Ynnr Sant & p NJ

New YoRK, Sept. 5, P. N
C. E Garrison, Ex Mayor of San Francisco. and
recently agent of the Transit Company. has been
arrested and held to bail in $500 for extensive
frauds of that company.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 5.-Advices from Kansas state
that there was battle at Ossawatomie the Both,
between $50 pro-savery men and $50 Of the enc
my. The latter were routed with loss of twenty
or thirty. Six pro.sayery men were wounded.
| The pro slavery men were unable TO march on
Lawrence for want of men and munitions OF war.
| They call loudly for reinforcements. The Glasgow
| Times says the difficulty at Leavenworth on Nom
day was caused by 100 pro-slavery men from Wes-
ton going thither and trying to force the people OF
Leavenworth to take up arms against the free state
men. Four we're killed, and others wounded. Two
houses were burned.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 5.-Advices from Kansas state
that Tuesday last, every free State man was dri'
ven from Lesvenworth at the point of the bayonet.
All their property was destroyed con6scated, and
several persons were killed.
CHICAGO, Sept 5.-Lstest advices from Kansas
report the Iowa road entirely closed by armed
bands of Missourians
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 5th-Dewitt l. HoweIl's
agricultural mplement factory was burned yester-
day; loss sac, 900; insured for $4,000.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Union Of this morn
ing publishes an official order to Governor Geary,
Kansas directing him to have the Militia of the Ter.
rtory organized to the end that they may, on short
notice, be brought into the service of the United
States upon the requisitiOn of the commander of
the Military department in which Kansas, for the
suppression of ell combination to resist the laws of
the United States, that too powerful to be sup
pressed by Civil authority. And to maintain public
order and civil government in the Territory. 1890
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug 6.-The Cleveland express
train the Central Railroad into cattle train,
near Port Byron. The steam pipes were discon-
nected and six drovers scalde1 to DEATH Three
cars on the express train were smashed; no person
on the express train was injured.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 6.-The board Of health re-
port four deaths of fever in the last twenty Hour
hours.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 6.-The river is at a stand.
New YORK, Sept. 6, M.-Flour market frm
State lOa6 40; Southern 30a8 10; Southern
white Wheat 6S; Corn, western mixed, 81, Mess
pork 10 SO.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Flour 5Os5 Is; Mess
pork Is 90; Lard -; Whisky unchanged; Molas-
ses held at So; Sugar 9talOt.
PIrTsBURG, Aug. 6.-Noon.-River, Is inches
water in the channel, falling.
CINCINNATI, Aug 6.-The river has risen four in
ches and is still rising.
New YORK, Sept. 5-EveniDg firm.
Sales 500 bales. Rio coffee lOal09.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08

Pianos and NEusIc.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of S33 Broadway, Y agent for the sale OF many
a the celebrated of Pianos and MeodeoEs
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
purchase to avail Themselves Of He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue of Music at onetbird of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage.
His offers the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable charactesl Of which he will be able to ali to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence, from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable qualify Y EeGngeli1.