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A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Telegraph announces the arrival on Wednes'
day Of two European steamers --the Arago, at Now
York, from Havre a9d southampton, with London
dates to the OH Instant. md the Arabia, Ut Halifax,
from Liverpool on the l2th Instant.
Mr.. Buchanan, late Minister to Great Britain, came
passenger in the Aru.o. He was received at New
York by innt committee of the municipal councils,
welcomed u the guest Of the city, and escorted IL the
Everett House He was to receive his friends in the
Governors room in the City Hail. on Thursday. and,
having declined public dinner was expected 10
proceed to Philadelphia Friday morning.
No political news Of consequence is reported. Inc
Peace Congress coGtnued liz sessiOns. Austria II
is said, had caused some troub!s by refusing 10 TX
time for evacuating the municipalities. She tnaiy
yielded, however, to the circumstances OF the Con-
gress The commission OF Austrian and Russian
officers for the rectifcation of the MOldaVan frontier
is in Paris awaiting orders. The Paris correspon-
dent Of the London Post says the telegraph is con-
steutly employed on the Italian question between
Naples, Vienna and Paris, Count Cavnurs PROPOSE
ton having been referred to these Courts. France
and England will make tie decision. journal OF
the proceedings Of the Congress Ia 20 be published.
Tie energies OF the Russian Government: il ls<hid,
will now BIZ devoted TO three Objects, viz An alliance
with France the completion of great railways. and
the diffusion of Russian feeling the Continent es
psoaily in Germany.
The question of the settlement of the Sound dues
makes progress snG will probably stand over un.
til it is known what action tie Quilted States will
take.
The British stean-friga,es Tartar and Desperate
had returned from unsuccessful cruise IN search Of
tic Pacific. The two steamers searched separately.
the Tartsr having proceeded far west longitude
257 on the parallel OF latitud. So. Guns fred
every two hours duriIg the night and viglant look
out was kept during til. day. Capt Dunlop is con-
dent that the Pacific cannot be South OF latitude D.
The price of breadstulfs in England and on the
continent continued to decline. Accounts from 81
Petersburgh state that the prohibition of the export
Of Russ:sn produce has been repealed. Many gram,
proceed TO Msrse;llcs and a considerable fall had
taken place in the make, q: the latter place IN conse
quence.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, APRIL ll2-Ihe l.'verpoo!
cotton market has been favorabiy ntle oy ,ne
advices from the Unt.d States by the steamship
Persia, which arrived On Saturday. Tue estimated
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IT, tie EdILors II lhs Enquirer:
Sor1u,urroS Co Anril OIL 1856

G.ntle:ueu We arc completely il a fog ~ To the
.i,,,u whsu the Democratic convention al Portsmouth
u,.e,s fox The purpose OF sending delegate. to tho
C,ucirnsti Convention, some saying one time and
.,n. suo1Ler. Will you pieuse ascertain and pub.
Ill lar thu ,nforpatiOu OF many delegates through.
az, IN, Norfolk Electoral Dsrlct, al what time lis
convection meets in Portsmouth Yours, DC.
The delegates from the District appointed to al
,end tia Democratic State Convention. which met IN
hi, city in February last. held meeting while In
Richmond and recommended that the First Electoral
District Convention BIZ held in Portsmouth on the
second Wednesday il Maryland notice to this
s5.c, bas boon several times published III the
E.Qurss.-EdRors Of Enquirer
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE CINCINNATI
CONVENTION.

With the scrupuous regard to consistency, char
acteristic Of their conduct, the politicians OF South
Carolina hesitate whether the State shall be repre-
sented in the Cincinnati Convention. The Charles
ton Mercury says no. and its position is supported by
a number of eminent men. On the other hand, Sc
majors Butler and Evans and many other persons ot
influence recommend the State to send delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention. Their policy will probe-
bly, prevail.
We can understand why, under ordinary circum-
stances, South Carolina, with its peculiar relations to
parties should refuse to bear any very active part in
Presidential election. We appreciate and respect
her scruples. But these not ordinary times. For
the first time in the history of country, the cleo.
ton of President is be determined exclusively by
sectional issues. For the first time the South is cha
lenged to assume stand against party which a..
pirrs with reasonable prospect Of success to turn the
exvcutivs powers of the Federal Government against
the guarantees of slavery. And in this Inevitable
and violent conflict between abolitionsm and slavery,
South Carolina proposes to play the part of neutral
Here ia a palpable and fragrant inconsistency in
which South Carolina is about to involve ITSELF in the
effort to hold an illogical and untenable position If the
great aim Of that State be to aggressons upon
slavery why VIII ~ idfpIhoio oil VpPoitu'
nifty to check the encroachments Of the abotouiss,
and to aggrandize the power Of the South
We submit that in this age of intense, incesssnt
and practical struggle, and in this conflict of nppo
sing interests, any State will lose its Legitimate in
Auence by policy of inactive, egotis ical isolation
The world now has conception Of an abstract,
ideal, intangible and mpondelable power 1t is no
power unless it be felt in palpabe effect. In itself
dignity is admirable thing, but il becomes ptable
folly, when it keeps State from m effort that is
senlia to its safety.
South Carolina need not engage in the dirty work
of party. To participate in a great Convention Of
the Democracy, should neither shock its delicacy
nor disparsse its dignity.
Our admiration Of the inhexble principles Of South
Carolina statesmen, makes Us soictuus that the State
should contribute lis wisdom and its character to
tighten the deliberations and give authority to the
action of the Cincinnati Convention.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORTHUMBER-
LAND.
A meeting Of the Democratic party Of Northum
berland, was held at the Court House on Monday,
the nth of April.
On motion OF WIN. l.. Claybrook, the meeting was
organised, by appointing Maj. WIN. p. Booth, Chair
man, AMI WIN. A. Hudnall, Secretary.
WIN. l.. Claybrook, in n few forcible and pertinent
remarks explained the object of the meeting to be,
to appoint Delegates to the Democratic Convention
of this Electoral District, 10 be held i'll Hampton on
the Let Monday in May.
On motion of DR.. A. J. Crittendcn,
Resolved, Tint the Chair appoint twelve delegates
from each Magsterial District.
Whereupon, the Chair appointed the following del
egates:
lin, w Ciaushton, u ) Cox. G Is Turner, l. Win
stead, Col K 4 Claybrook, WIN Barnes. Thns )
Hall, Jos Beancham, Austin Dndson.
ID Dsirict.-Cul NJ Smith, Capt VIM II arding,
Jpo J Belts, WIN l. Claybrook, Jno ID Belts, +
Belts, Milton Larkey q Belts DE- A j CrItlen-
den, Peter Hall. DR. Jas Smith, Al Brent.
Sd District.-A Blackwell, JAS Coles, Stark Jett,
II Sutton j c Sutton, o Blackwell, Jos Downing,
Jcs Hayne, w kce, + II Coles. VIM Blackwell.
4th District.-Cyrus Harding, ST., Rchd lludnall,
CYRUS Harding, .Ir., WIN Kent. Dr. lludnall, War
nor Hurst, Jas Hurst. JAS Harding, Col Thos IL Gas
kins, l. Tgnor. T Is Alexander, Ii Payne
Ii WAS moved by O. Blackwell, and seconded, that
the Chairman and Secretary be added to the list 81
Delegates and that the proceedings Of the meeting Dt
published in the Democratic papers OF the State:
The meeting highly entertained aud edideo
by the very able, argumentative and uncOntrovertl
III. speeches delivered by Col. Clayhrook of North
cumberland, and Mr.. CrOcker of Isle uf Wight.
On motion OF y. Black WE'LL the meeting adjourn
ed sine de. WIN. p. BOOTH, Chairman.
WM. a. HUpSALL, Secretary.
The Democratic papers OF the Sste will please
copy.
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Mr. Buchanan we desire to disclsm the seno'anI"
hostility to other distinguished Democrats, ;,, Tho
names have been spoken of i'll coune1i9n ,,'s ,Ie
Presidency: aud although firmly persuaIeI i i nv
nomination of Mr.. buchanan is denahd',u pn
Justice and sound policy, yet, should it be Tue "nthrr
Of the Convention to confer the honor upon ,r ~
we shall submit ir oil chcerfunsss aud en"o"''
IL, our Who'll. duty III the canvass. :, ;,.aa
j. Resolved That -- be- appointed Y t',.i,,n m.
Of Vigilance for the county of Charles Cny our w.
uendiny Presidential canvass and thar my vi arr,
naytly requested to exert Themselves III lie u'''
Of their responsible duties. Gill;, si,h tn.
names of John A Se'den Miles Crenshaw' u "
Haxall, J Royal, Pas. Pcarman, hdW wa. SI'Isn'
WIN II CIop,on b W Apperson Dr " " ~ ~ Hnrr;.
Gao A srubbtfed, Jno w Bradley, Or ~ ,an' >,
snn, Au. Crsnshaw, Dan Ball and Jno S iy.n
which list, On motion, the President anu 'e'''
were added. 6,sd a. fol.
The blank in the third resolution MAS nsu Es,s
lows Jas F Roane, Jno Selden' Wak'I hi.sad
Edwd WaddilI Au. Crenshaw, Geo StuDG'1HI.IJ ,
Dnn Ball Jno w Bradley Saml Wadhlil,, ia.n r G
craft DR. B c Harrison, Crew, DR. VIM S ,Iior Rad
E,Jkrs, Pas Penrnan, Miles Crenshaw' A n',i,nJ,
lev, Jmo Royal, John Tyler aud - irerIri to
On mutton, the above proceedings were nnblc..
bs sept 10 the Enquirer and Examiner , -,
finn. aud then OIL MOTION the meeting w pres't
e. C. FoLKEs, Secy.
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Mr. Fillmore has returned to Rome from Naples
Mr. Cass was to entertain bin Mt splendid banquet,
TO which all the leading Americans in Rome, aud the
high dignitaries of the Church were invited. Mr..
Fillmore was to leave on the day after for Florence,
Milan, and Venice. Marked attention had been
shown the x.Prrsdent by the Pope and the King Of
Naples London paper.
lis droll circumstance, that whilst the Iiindoo
party in the United States pretending to be in &C.
tusl bodily fear Of the Pope, who is 3GOU miles off,
their candidate for the Presidency is eating and drink
ing with him, and nol the least bit afraid
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN Es$E,

C.MO Iss
Alta meeting of the Democrats Of Essex county, Mt
1856,
On motion, DR.. Edward l.. Wright WAS called tn
the Chair and James NJ. Matthew's appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman having explained tho object Of the
meeting to be, appoint delegates I" represent the
Democratic party of this county in the Democratic
District Cunv eutnn, proposed 10 be held i'll Taps
hammock, on the 30h INST,
On the motion of David A. Wright,
Resolved That tn. Chairman Nominate five per.
sons from each Masterir District, witt! the reques,
of thi. meeting that they act delegates 10 the pro-
posed District Convention.
/ Under this resolution the Chair made the following
appointments, viz
ist District Benjamin r. Baird, Dr. A. b. vii.
liams. James Andrews, WIN. Black burn and Robert
| l.. Pendlcton.
I'd Disrict-M. r. II. Garrett Thos NJ Burke
| John s. Rowzee, Dr.. James II. Latane and DR.. ohm
| J. Wright.
81 DIs,rict-Dr. Austin Brnck-nbrough, d. a
Wright, WIN. A. Wright, DR.. VIM. j. Halle, und Benz
| +. Wright.
| 4tb D,,-ict-George F. Ramsey, John L. Bnugh
| tom Samuel ". y. Muse, Thus. Durham, and Vim
| II. Moody.
9TH Dtstrct.-Larkin Hundcy, DR.. Thomas J
| Hund.ey DR.. Thoma. p. Eubauk, Gen. X. j. Muse
and II. p. w. Faun,leroy.
| On motion of ID. A. Wright,
| Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary b,
| added to the lis, of delegates.
| On motion nf DR.. Tho. j. Huni!ey,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting b,
pu bshed in The Democratic papers of the city o
| Richmond.
| EAWARD L. WRIGHT, Chairman.
| JAMES IL. MATTHEW'S Secretary.
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Al meeting al the Delegates from tn, c,,,,',;..
Of Albemarle, Amherst, Bedford, Greeur, Ors".s
Nelson and Madison, he'll in the Reatiny Rn,n
the Exchange Hotel in Richmond, ON Tnur.isy" - "
2Sth Frbl uary, il WAS I've
Resolved That Convention Of the D.,ric, b.
held in Charlottesville, on Tuesday the 9Th ~ W. 10
next for tho purpose Of selecting Two delpy.,..
;wo atcrnat"s. 10 attend the National Drno.-a.:--
Convention, in Cincinnati, Ohio, in Jane nr1,
The counties in this district are therefor.
In send delegates 10 the above District Couy.u,;aH
At the time and place indicated.
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"AMERICAN HOTEL"

II will be soon from the advertisement that this
central, convenient and comfortable Hotel will be re.
opened on the Is, of May by Mr. j. j. Brown, who is
well qualified for the business The house has been
thoroughly repaired and will doubtless be very
pleasant sojuurn to travellers.
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\ Democratic Convention for the Scven,l E,.,,,.
rai District tcomp"scd "f TIE counties Of Accom-,
northampton, Northumberland, Lancaster, G.ouTr.'
ter, Matthews, Warwick, York, Williamsburg Jam,
City. Elizabeth City and New Kent will br h,!,j,
the town of Hampton. on "Wednesday, the srverr
day Of May, $3.50, Ior the purpose OF appointing D.
lrga;rs To the Democratic National Convention to
held al Cincinnati.
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Sixth Electoral District Convention.

The members OF the Democratic party, III the Ni1,5
Electoral District, Composed OF the counties Of p,
hatnn, Chesterfield Louisa, Hanover aud Henri,
and the City of Richmond, hereby notified b,. |
Convention for the purpose of appointing two d.
gates 10 represent this District in the National! Drr
cratic Convention, to be held in Cincinnati, in .Ii
next, will BE- holden in the city Of Richmond, On =.
second Tuesday IN May next.
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FREDERICKSBURG RECORDER.

Mr. John Seldom, gentleman Of fine accomplish.
ments and abilities, il doing good service for the De-
nocracy through the columns of the Fredericksburg
Recorder. We cordially congratulate him in the repu
tatiou Of which he gives such abundant prouiise
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ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS OF HTyprCd

The Democrats Of llenrco County will meet
their Court hnnSe on the first Monday it Mas n.l
10 appoint delegates to the District Convention 10
held IN the city Of Richmond on the second Tu-.i
in said month Tor the purpose Of clectlrg deegs
to Inc National Convention, which will meet At {
cinuati on the frs; Monday in June next. They a
NJ the same time, take INTO consideration the prop
" Of max !ng nOmnAiinMs for county nihcers
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Eighth EIcctornI District Convention

\ number of delegates 10 the Democratic Sis
Conventions from the 9Th Electoral District upon co
sulta;ion, agreed 10 recommend Idpyah0hao1..
the county al Essex, as the place, and Wrdnr.,a
the 31ih of April, as tie time for holding D!,,r|
Convention to appoint delegates 10 the Cncinnl
Convention.
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Sccon.i Elrc.urn;


Democratic Convention for the Tnird EI.o.
DISTRICT, composed of the coun:i-s of Halifax pt.,S
wanna, Franklin, Patrick and Henry, viii -. ,T;!I,
Da"vl!le, on Wednesday, the 3Oh day Of ln, e,n a.
for the purp"se d" appontng delegates 70 stnnI Tex
Democratic National Convection Il. Circjnr,,;' Du ns
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Twelfth Electoral DisfT;y, SyuysnHo

a Democratic Convention for the Twelfth Elect
raj District composed OF the counties OF Bo,eroi
Allegheny BAH. Pucahontas. Highland. Giles, VI,
Ger. Boone, Greruhiier Montgomery, RurkbrtI
Logan, Wyoming, Floyd, Craig. Pulaski, Rosno;
Kannwha and Monroe, will be held in UN!OI
in Monroe county, on Thursday after the so,
MONDAY in May, The l5tb,l 10 appoint delegate,
represent the District in the Democratic Naol
COnv ~ be held in Cincinnati in June. M.
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TuE NEW SrEAMER.--We understand that the
name selected for the steamer, to be built in Bafi
more during the summer for the Richmond and Pc
ters burg line, is "Hiawaha." Bad taste, decidedly
II al Indian name is desirable the annals of either
Maryland or Virginia, we should suppose, might
furnish something sufficiently euphonious, while such
selection would certainly be more appropriate.
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CIT. AND STATE NEWS.

UusTIsGs CoURT.-The court Wednesday decided
TO Set aside the verdict in the case of the Common
wealth VS.. Edward McAdam, and to grant new
trial. which will come on at the next term. The ry.
mnnder of the day was devoted to the transaction
of c vii business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

RELIoIous.-On Sunday morning lssi, the Rt.
san of Virginia, preached at Trinity Church, Ports.
mouth, and on Sunday night at Christ Church, in this
city, to large aud attentive audiences. We learn
that the rite Of Confirmation was administered by
him to six persons in the morning and to about forty
in the EVENING" .Norioik Heraid, Aprrl22
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RICHMOND TOnACCO nIAnKLT. APl

BALTIMORE, APRIL 23.-The -four m'r
morning WAS quite brisk. Howard street
- 62s; City Mills was held at Sc 80 a s. ~.
the NEWS by the Arabia there wer. no saI-.
market appeared weaker. Rye -four Il -
Corn meal, city 80; country 81 50. Wh"s'.
good to prime 81 ~ a 81 65, choice 81 ro'
red e Az a 81 IS. Corn, white As s. c,-
low "a n S. cents. Dat. 80 80! cents. r.
nal at IS n ~ cents for Maryland and Nr.s
81 a 80 for Pennsylvania. provisions: We.
b-ef Sll n SIP 50; iaess pork tl3; bacGa, :.
$. n 81, -idr, ~, hams lUs II! cents. w.
"a ceuiy
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. APT

RICHMOND MARKETS. APRIL. Is. lS6
r. The following quotations arc whOlessie. 10. 4.
orders higher prices will be charged:
RACOS-::mltbfie.d hog round in marker. r.
crn Sides l0iGlO.: Shoulders, % d9i; Ham, !2c :.
BCTTER-Prme Country Butter, 2OG3C Cts Dc
shcn - T2s cts.; old aud Inferior, Is d !gcls
BEESWAX-2302+ T. ID
COFFEE-R!o II a i2l cts; Lagusyra IN d!3 !s;s
q Isl; stock light; MDcha lJG Isl cts.
CORN MEAL--7OQ,5 cts. per oushel
CORH--5.. a 90! cts per bushe.
COAI.-AmthrHc:te 81 10 t. ton; Bitum!nolI aver,
l4c,s y bushe line, lCGllc; lump !7c hal! i
COkE-Eor city consumption s5 80 = COZ; los! a
burlels Tor lump; hail s.
COTTOS-Is GlO cts
COTTON YARNs-l6al5 cts. cash. Cotton Cor.v
% cts. = 10.
CANDL ES-Ttlow l6 cents y u. JaciEr, %
Hu,ls lac. AiamGg,ac pa ?6c.; Sperm 2Jd3:c.,
Partnership tiersr i5D4- Ct. Demand !ar.
FLhXSEED--Sl coal 81 = bush".
FLUuI-Snili sales at :. - to g iCi Supertne =
pers only otter & -.
GUANO.-we quote Peruvian a, st0 per 20
Mexican 3OG35.
GRASS SEEDS-rimothy 81 IS, Herds ers'. l.
Il 20; Orchar.: Grass . 30 Glover, g g :: ~
G!NSEEG-3G933c. t. n.
MOLAssES-N-w Orleans, new crop. i6si:c q
39aIuc. syrup 5oG52 cts r. gallon.
OFFAL-irnu, liDI u bushel, sh"fit &c y
brnwrstu-, '25. ship stuff, Soc.
OaTS-By Tue cargo a5n37i cts. " bushel
WHEhT-Waite 81 o5 u | 70 rcd d. O ..
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TIE Ssow.-On Monday last, snow fell in the
Blue Ridge mnuuta'us tothe depth Of ten inches, and
was in SOME places badly drittsd.
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IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RlvER.-In the L. s.
House Of Representatives on Tuesday, bill wac
reported from the Commerce, 10 continue The i'm
proycment Of the navigation OfJames river
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEF.-Supp!y far. market firm We quote u
80 to 81 80. good 10 prime 81 10 go; Extra &. "a
HOGS-Se 500 81 y huadred. Very scarce .c..
mand
sHEEp-Mutton cell foi So 0Oa SIS p,eo,
Sheep ga slOi-by weight, s. t. s6 por hun4rs: .
tor ordinary and superior sheep.
LAMBs-Scll ut SO 10 81 y head, accor3.r. 10
ity
'vEAL-I. coming in season, and CLye, sell tor
81 according 10 quality.
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DEMOCRATIC C0NVENTl0yS



\, II meeting of h- delegate. from the i,,.. " W.
raj District appointed t" the Dr:nncrsc .-'srto
vention assembled n: the 81. ChGre. Hotel ia Cor
Of ke%"" Rs an of tSs[n.ry ISIS the owy
Resolved, That WE recommend To Tho
Of the First Electoral District, to meet in Conc'acy
AT Portsmouth,, on the second "Wednesday ~ 'ehtIoa
to appoint delegates to the Cincinnati Co"S nay nrk'
ana "aI me- proceedings be published in tho %
,rr"h" Etrri"rn' Disfrict Conventi..
a Democratic Convention for the. S,, ,r, E'"'
D.slrlcf lcompoaei of the Counties Of Amelia VT.
, r;I nrai'Tck' DInwdd!e Meekenburs, Greens
viLic, frinre Gcor2", and the CITY of pr,.rshr.
WI! De- held in Petersburg on Tuesday stb lug
lHy, $780, ior the purpns. Of appointing d.lry,,:,
me Democratic CONVENTION 10 be held ia Cipcnn.
Inc counties are requested to hold meetings for,.
be. "' % posi-
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r. HAYES, Of bourbon.
Tho. b. STEvESsoS, of Mason.
z. DUDLEY, OF Franklin.
SarlHG T"RyER, Of Madison.
ARCHIE DIyoS. of Henderson.
JOSHUA +. BELL, of Boyle.
JAMES Is. CLAY, Of Fayrtle.
JcHS VI. CLAY, of Fayrtte.
WM. X. THoMPsoS, of Bullitt.
JoHS A. lIuLroS, of Franklin.
w. n. lIALpEMAS, Of Louisville.
joins OyAH, of WondfOrd.
X. EL.IN, of Lincoln.
j.. L. TEMPLE, of Franklin.
LEWIS Z. lIARyiE, CT irnrklin,
BEVERLY y. WILLIAMS, of Boyle.
PHILIP SPEED, of Jefferson.
d. l.. Pace, Of Woodiord.
&c. LEMON, Of Scott.
A. s. McGRoARTY, Of Boyle.
THOMAS p. JACOB, Of Louisville.
q. II. CucHRAS, of Louisville.
W. X. TAYLOR, Of Frankfort.
AsBuRy t.vASs, Of Coyingtou.
ions TopD, of Covihgton.
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NEW YORK, APRIL U.-Cotton /. dr
firm; sales oi 5,GUD bales; Orleans rniidinE !
up!an,is middns II cts. FSur has trc..n-'
OF 300 bbls.. common to go - STAT" - =
common to low grades Of extra ONE" y
miy-d 10 standard Southern a. -, inncy
Southern : sc a s 81. Wheat i. dr"ow.nt.
.,D00 bushels fair Southern. white At : -
declined; sales of 10000 Bushels; Southern '
cts
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a,r1r 1uIIIGS OF KENTUCKY.

,~No,hiny received by telegraph last n's'''' '"''F
70 the wires being out OF order.
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THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
CHICAGO, April l2--Messrs. Howard and Sher-
man uf the Congressional Committee 10 investigate
the Kansas difficulty, reached Fort Leavenworth on
the lith instant. Mr.. Oliver of Missouri had not ar.
rived
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NEW ynpK c,TrJ T. MAR

NEW lUKN GA III VI NNI'"
New YORK, April 23.-Bseves-Ufr''.
head. Market active and prices sh"fe L
vance IS cts. per cwt.--saIes at 80 -.
",2aD head ooid at prices considerably lose
-2,UDO heal sold. Prices firm at $G.1O e.
tu SS.25 nett.