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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16

- ~, -, - q =. d. q : 1Al4f.rs ~ 70 aEs1 81
II HAVE for sSlea 20 acres Of Iaud az rusl.s
rom The city, ins good neighborhood one third elear
ca ana ne balance heavily hers The entire Tract Is
spendidy SET IN Blue Grass viii diTHs II 80 so or
iour parcesf the entire Tract can be disposed ol ths
Wnoiv o one purchaser, on liberal terrns 70 =
Inere are tour beautiful BucDs Sites suseso6bIs of
For nr,her Parucniafs sa1 and see ne at No Col0s
Sreer ana VIII otter splendid bargain. ~ vtzlll
0e.1s--.- = : J, c. FITE
- 1nPORTEDl MALTA JACKS,
Vns sale a. my Plantation, IN WixnnsOn eosnty fos
easn or on time, FIVE BLACK JACKS. threen T,s7s
oie imported from ne lslaud Of Malta Of pure blood
-Uo-omd6tW. Ez..rrsl q JAMES h WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16
COALI COALI

oUR THOUSAND bushels Ohio River Coal to arrive q,
Nashville on Wednesday, I9th November.
Orders for the above at IS and 80 ceas per bushe viii be
attended 70 by . p. F. HARDCASTLE,
novlS-tf opposite Steamboat Landing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16

rNHURSTON BERNARD have removed to No. Is
l. Public Square, next door to Calhoun's where they
will be happy to show their customers first stock Of
Dry Goods consisting of Black, Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmeres Vestings Gloves
Hosiery, CravatS Handkerchief, &c. de-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16
LAMAR HOJfSE''' I :

mr. STERLING LASIER, late % the Lsnier Rou.a ara.on
Ca and SAhPsoN LAxG1K, late Tusk egss Al -fl Il.
hePpy 70 meet AL frieds and customers Al the Ia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
DIED..

ANDREWS On "Wednesday evening, March 5 az O'Clock,
after lingering illness Mrs MARY A. ANDREWS wife Of
Stephen Pearl Andrews.
Her @ de invited be present at her funeral at the house
OFF w De Grove No q Irving place this day at o'clock
BOsTWICK-On Wednesday, March 5, NINA III, youngest
daughter Of DrlH Bostwick.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend her
the residence Of her father No IS East Twelfth
street doors west of Broadway Friday morning March
lat IL O'CLOCK, without further invitation.
CAHOONE-At Newport r. L. on Wednesday, March s. Miss
SARAH s. eldest daughter Of the late Stephen Cshoone,
esq, Of that city.
HARDY-At Elmira N. Y, on Thursday Feb %, ABBY NJ.
wife of Jas Hardy and daughter Of Stephen L. Brown Of
SusQuehanns County, Penn.
LEWIS-In this city, Thursday March G. CHARLES L.,
of Charles V. and Marie L. Lewis aged year and /
r month and friend, are invited TO attend the uO.r.
without further notice at No Is Hudson street. On Saturday
March 8, at o'clock p M
MANAGAN-On Thursday March g. Of consumption in the
2lst year of her age, MARGARET I. MANAGAN, only
daughter of James and Honora MansgAn
M sis w aso pace b. Sp me o He o sne
Saint Budgets Church, where solemn Requiun Ms. will
be said after which her remains will be taken TO Calvary
Cemetery for interment
MOORE-On Thursday, Marh6, HENRY infant OF Henry
and Sarah +. Moore, aged IL months and days.
funeral this friday afternoon at o'clock from the residence
fhis father, No. SO Broome street
MYERs-on Tuesday, March 4, ROBERT MYERS at No.
Tie remains were inferred in the Cemetery of the Evsrseen
PORTER-In this city, SARAH widow Of the late Ezekiel
Porter in the Seth year Of her
The funeral win take psce her sonn.sw's NJ c.
ST. John No ITO West Seventeenth Friday
ing at 81 O'clock Her rvmans will be taken to Carkstown for
nteTment The friends Of the family respectfully invited
q attend.
RAYln Brooklyn t. D., Wednesday evening, Marcl S,
MARY L. RAY, wife of DR.. P VIM. Ray, aged y years
relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Saturday, March 10 o'clock
without further notice from her late residence No Is Sagg
street above Union
SHERMAN-on "Wednesday, March s. at his residence in
New Haven, ROGER SHERMAN, IN the SSth year Of his
age.
WARREN-In Brooklyn Thursday March aged years
months and II days FREDERIC B., only Of Barnard
A., deceased, and Laura Warren.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend HE funeral Saturday, March o'clock
from his late residence No l6U Bridge street Brooklyn.
Vermont and Massachusetts papers please copy.
WHiTE-On Sunday March Hoosick Falls " Y, In the
18th year Of his age, JOHN VIII re- 10 her OF John H.
" hite esq, Of this city
WILLIAMSON-on Wednesday March 5, Mrs REBEcCA
WILLIAMSON.
Her funeral will take place this day Friday 7h O'Clock
p M, from the residence Of her sister Mrs Ann Place No
80 Grand street The friends Of the family invited
attend without further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

The Legislature OF kentucky have granted char
ter to the Breckenridge Oil Company. This Company
have nearly ready for operation extensive works
erected at Cloverport, the Ohio River, for the
manufacture Of illuminating and lubricatng oils,
benzole, &C., from the coal of the Breckenridge Com
pany.
We stated day or two ago that Mr.. Davidge had
been elected President of the Pacific Steamship Com
pany, vice Mr. Aspinwall, resigned. In relation TO
this change The Commercial says
Mr.. Aspnwall stated that it had been his wish for
time past to resign, and that the embarrassed
condition of the Company for the last two years had
been the only reason for bis retaining the Office The
Company is now in al independent position It, CON-
mercial agency had been resigned by Messr Rowland
& Aspinwall the st Of January and the large in-
debtedness TO that house paid of Siace thea the
rent expenses had been paid in cash. and there il
balance to the credit Of the Company in the Life aud
Trust Company. and in addition a large deposit in the
Bank Of America, and an amount of 500 900 due
molly from the Government. After abiding 10 the
present condition Of the steamers and other property of
the Company Mr.. Aspinwal stated that since its or
gsnizatiOn it had transported between Panama aad
san Francisco from 40 900 to $50 900 passengers and
had never lost life by any manne disaster. Ii had
even lost trip in the contract for mail service
II would be difficult TO find parallel for these facts in
the history OF ocean steam navigation especially when
lie distance and difficulties OF the route are cOnsid-
cred"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
SECOND BOARD.
Sales Of Stock. mt PhiladeIp hia. MARCH c.

REPORTED for Tar \. Y. TRIBUNE BY J. R. H B. FRY
ft Board-Iooo Penns. IS s. sii 100 do sil 600 Do
10 IA; 500 DO a. eat; 600 Aeg Co &c. A. v. 73; Loo
Pts Cour g. ma 1000 PenDa r. R. 6s let mtg s6; 400
Lehgh Mtg &c 81, 79! Zoo Cam and Am r. R. IS IS Is
200 Delaware r. R. IS II; 200 NewCTeek Coal Co. II 81
Penns r. r., -; Cam q Am r.. rs; Mrehi R. r.,
65 Lone Island r. r. b5 l5 80 do s5wn, .i 800 do,
l5l: Bank p Township, al do, AT Farm Mech
Bank 69 bank Of " Lib cash IS; 100 Reading RR, 65,
4i; 20 do s5wn Al; leo do b5 45t 100 do 45i 50 do -
50 beav Mead r. r., 5l 100 Schuyi Nav Pref 2 20 City
Bank 49,; 10 Cor soldtuOn Bank, D.
Bereen boards Minehill R. cash, e5 SO Penn R ~ o
Second BOord-600 Penn. 81, %, b4t LOCO do. 81. 5000
City b. 90; Oco DO. trans g. 1853 City Warrants %. go
Civ r. p RR 81! 200 Long Island cash, 5t 93 Re I'D
IN r. r. 46 IS SchuyL Nav 49,; 20 Beaver Mead r. R. 5
100 schuy Nav. Pref 29 100 Morris Canal b IA Camden
and Amboy RR lbs; Com neca Bank csn, ii sConsol-
1fer Boa,d-3OcO City r. r. &C. days, s2ii 100 Morris
Canal l4t Lehigb Scrip, r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

ship LIVERPOOL trseke London and Portsmouth. J..
la 20 So Ion 81 81 WI Tbou1 the ship -, a.
into the iowsr boty decks and killed FEB "a, ID
ship ndeI eedsnee (of New. BedsordJ Haskell, Ms. ,
- sssd Anger Nov 49, sus4r Ps'ina &c 70 order J.a Il
sal yard overheard and was io.t.
ship -, lnew) Mallory, Mystic, to master
Bark Sophia Charlotte (swl safseen, Rochelle 90 dys
Bark Fsmilen tNor) Alum Sunderland Sc days, coal, .,
Big XenOpbO, Of Belfast Doak, csrlets. Is days, .usu
Brig Moraneey; Hi Neavss Feb %, sussr kc to Thonp
son Hunter Sailed in CO. with ens T. o. Holt Deliver "a
schr NewYors Bingham Richmond days sour and toS..
scbf Rocky Hill Cos Dsm.ri.cO,,a) Hos Norfolk a.,.
ccru and slaves J. g. Williams "
Chr. Msry Wise (of RocklaDd) Crockett. Aquaala
ship Revenue, (of Bath bound west
Schr Mary Adesde Blylis, Virginia, corn to MORGAN
Sebf H,xa. Chichester, Richmond days. {. H. Plsrson
schr Charity Walters, WILLIAMSON, n c. corn to B,aioa
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Boston.
Propeller Thomas swan, Green. Baltimore
III M.ry Jsne' Mot. Norfoit rnd.e. to master.
schr A. J. Ward ROBBINS Aecomaes, Va corn and Wheel
sch E Hopkins Phillips AeeOmaek, Va, corn and wA-.,
Sel R. P. Coke, Meyers, AoeOmaeI Va. corn and wA..,
sch w johnson, COnoiln Hartford, n c., corn, de-
BELow-Ship CsnrObert, DaIyre, from Hsue, Dee n
SAILED ship YORKSHIRE, LNerpooii DARK r. Delins NE
GTande
WIND-sunrise S. w; sunset. NV
Ship Defiance Ksndrek for London has anchored at on
tine.
The ship Sierra Nevada Penhsow for San Frlnceo went
ashore the taend Of Rouer Shoa and would probably "
got OF al hish water.
The sunken brig Vim. Stafford In the slip at the s
Of Hudson avenue Brooklyn sunE between wreckng
with her buwar Of water aud on an even keel Ths
stearn-pump has been placed on board
Barn Vickery Urann from Aecra West Coast Of Africa for
NevYok with palra oil and ivory ost her rlder
Of
and drfed to within FIVE mies OF Long Island shore
shnecock aet and three miles 70 the eastward OluOsus
when she brought apchor in seven athoms of
and within miles Of the bar Stesmtugs have been sent down
to bring her into Port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

URN them nny such persons infants ru.ii.n' must Be
o,nt.d A. i ordinary actions AMI b absent, non
rsisenf o- not 70 found special application mas; Do male
70 III, Court for directions In the premises r
The refree ,h1 require full and complete sbst,e, OF
the lite N b. furnished k, and which b sha eny VI
.oh length Of time be may deem advisable tose hef ~
fuU COMPLETE snd orirnsl returns Of searches ~
and al other ens ihereoa affecting the tue G
rror.Tty snch adsvits also as h9 may deem proper 40
shal srne1 and with hs report AT such rel~s 20
~th the proofs Of service OF such notices upon ses
Claim ants and ar testimony taken before nfa -, -
Nctoe .. hearing upon the report OF The feifree ua
served uron al PEI who snr~sred uQon the reference
nreof .he be furnished The Court Of service 81 saeh ~
ADMITTED to ne BGr-W lism W. Howe ana Mat
thew Hale Smith. -, n.v,vs
spTcI,L TERM-Msrch 6.--BefoTe Judge DAWES
Fred. Wright, sc. sgt. Ehhu Was7en.-faihnu-
are entitled % eosts There ground Tor I'll so es M
der sectio. ca Of the Code. -. Y.....-
Pirtro Laracco agt. Louis Observation-Disclosures
In The matter Of Petition of ClarbO Ferris. &C.
VIM, j. A. Fuller sgt. Webster Fire Insurance 20
10 be amended and order Of reference TO " m hnef-
SOC (, pSrk's Fire II surance Co. agt. VIM. Harms
for Plaintiffs according 70 the prayer Of tne
- ,b,,a1d.rs the answer.
Before Judge CLEEKE -
The People ex. rel John Marshall agt. The Halet's
ce Nc Turnpike and Bridge Co.-Motion granted without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

CAPE ELIZABETH AND WOOD ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE -seps
hereby given that the Of April next the light
Cape Elizabeth will be changed that there vii
that nie AID every night thereafter hxea
the of the light in and evolving gh'
tower Of the Old revolving light. - =. III
The Illuminating apparatus of the fixed light VIII
lsmJs n inch reec and that Of the reyoiv5
10 lamps and Il Inch rehectors .,r..es
IL coming from seeward the revolving light Will 70 s -
be usde before the fixed Therefore 20 diminn tls -
Of nstsk Cape Elizabeth light for Wood lssDa
is 8 yOlyng light, the latter will be changed On INC
AITil next 10 A red revolving light. III sr
After that date vessels coming from the west"
rske Wood Island showirg red revolving snt ana tns1
Elizabeth lights showing two lights ef the natursi e'
fixed, aLd the other revolving.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board, a,
W. B. FRANKLIN, l.. H. Inspector lH p''
Portland Feb 70, 1856. .,,ssf
IsLaSp-O Official Information has been received a. ~ 1870,
hatthe hsrbor authorities Port Adelaide, South
have given notice that light would be tso..T
Troubrdge Island ST. Vincent Gulf on or about the Isl
1886. ,,..h i.s,fr
The Ight s revolving showing bright light which
twelve seconds) every half inmate. When within = les
nbou, seven miles continued faint light will DO cen
weather between the intervals Of the brighter lgnt he5s
ninsiiug IL caopTic rehecin ano OF - ere
The lsht Is placed elevation Of 81 fee; above .hx
the aid viii visible from the deck OF ship 10 Al Dc
about 10 miles The lighthouse stands in the cesks,
island H. la So 81" s. Ion. 1870 81 east OF ofeess t so
DIaEcTToNs-te ssels bound through Inyestgslol q ~
ST. Vincent Gulf should make Trcubrdge hsa, ~ d ms
bearing and + NE ". 20 pass u st dssS M
brin TO hear by \. Nj thence eosp 1,t AdslsS
miles " IN reach berth miles southwest o. f'i'
lghfship hen hegye for VilOt a stsan-tsT
Vessels from the west and sOufawafd ho 40 hr
the Troubrdge Light nearer than miles, where '.e'
souDdin Is 10 from 10 70 II fath0ms iii end ros
Nesses bound down the gulf IN westerly gales W. ne &
anohorsee under the lee II Troubrdse Isand WIZ ess
bearing ; " shout !! miles distance, In isihoin' WV
sandy bottom soy
Courses and bearings are ma ghetto. VafstiOn D L.
Feb q. 1855. THORNTON A. JENKINS, $500 sis-acs
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board "N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
SUPERIOR COURT-MARcH 6.-Before Chief Justice

John Cravley ae, Thomas McElrsh aud Horace Greeley
This was an action Of libel against the prOpretOrs
Of TIE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE bf0uEh, by the editor Of news
parer devoted The Interests Of the mil among whom
be well known Major Crawey" Damages are laid a.
e0fOo. $500 . 90,
The a5ce in question published the 2lst Of April last.
was headed Sham Affair :; alluded TO celebration Of
the battle Of Lexington which had taken place the 18th Of
Apr at the BoweTy Tbeaer osteusby fo the benefit Of
Cravley but really speculation Of another person 20 whom
the liant Major" had lent bis for Consideration
the trial that this article written BY
local reTOre and that the facts upou which II was founded
were derived from member Of NewJeey Company OF MI
tia no celebration but left vita his fellow
the impression thai fraud had been paeeed
uIon im -, .--..----- -. ~ r.
was kaf upored that the proceeds Of the enter
taueut d not actually Into Crawes pockes IL also
sureared that Crswley with friend called az Tue TRIBUNE
fce but failed find who knew about the article,
and were told call again When the maaRng editor was in,
which they did, Both Of The counsel in mining
lnred upon and influence Of THE TRIBUNE
The OF the damage such article have
done plaintiff the other proof Of the duties owed TO
the public. 800 go.
editor ho insertion and the propreto of the jour
mai were each and all liable.
2 That the truth Of the facts stated ust6ca
unless shown that the utmost pains
taken ascertain their truth.
s. That Of the and the
departments Of the journal TO be taken Into
consideration In awarding damages.
The Jury with directions TO bring ia sealed
verdict in the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
m AHRsRD ID,

TNDICOTT- POLLARD- In BTookIyon, Wednes1ay
March 8 BY the Rev J.. Farley, Mr. FRANCIS ENDl-
COLT to Miss CAROLINE L. POLLARD, both of New
York.
Boston ard Baltimore papers please copy
MILLER-GOODHART-In the City of Philadelphia,
Wednesday March 5, by the Rev j. F. Berg, D. D., the
Hon. JACOB 5. MILLER NJ D., Of the City Of New York,
to Miss CHARLOTTE GOODHART of Philadelphia.
MURRAY-MITCHELL-On Wednesday March s. by the
Rev Dr. Price Mr. THOS. w. MURRAY TO Miss JULIET 5
daughter Of Charles 5. Mitchell esq, all this city.
POPE-KELLOGG-At Lancaster Penn, on Saturday March
AT the residence Mrs. Governor Porter, by the Rev Mr
Baldwin, DR.. g. w. POPE, it,. to CLARA VIRGINIA
WHEELER only daughter Of Asher s. Kellogg, esq, of
Baltimore Md.
WOOD-IDELL-On "Wednesday, Feb. n by the J. X. Bur,
Mr.. NEWMAN A. WOOD, formerly Of Troy, N. " TO Miss
MARGARET d., only daughter of RoOert Idc esq, all Of
Hobokep, n. j.
WHEELER-BAKER-In Chesteryle Me, on Wednesday,
Feb 20, Mr.. JOHN r. WHEELER and Miss LUCINDA
JOHNSTON eldest daughter Of John Baker esq., Of De
Kab County, Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
SUPREME C0URT-GESERAL TERN-MARc9s
ADDITIONAL RULES ~ REGARD To MONEYS AWARDED

- TO INkNUWN DONOKS.
No application will be heard in regard 20 the dis
fooon OF moreys awarded unknown donors until sueh
"S'ets snNi have been actually paid into Court
$50 psu,on for the payment Of such moneys shall be
.e oe.a sa set forth statement Of the bill the
49,. ~ IN and shall also state the aud resi-.
~. ha.n or any whom the petitioner knows or
us ecu believes 20 be omaats Of such nnonevs
49, s =, ~ o. 1 IA any manner OF any degree iater.
4. Five eounselors at-law be nnm.S - a.
VIII .ne " one OF more Of the Judge. sb
BE and application reier, saall
Of 6ee ersons above named. 'A0'P' " o"'
the referee before proceeding 70 the reference An -
qpire proof Of the service Of notice Of the reerr 49, ~
oamed in the petition interested or a.
and H. upan the reference the referee shall consider tha
ND be notified he shall require notices 70 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared.

sesInshir-Etns, (Br.) Miller, Havre, Z. Cuaard.
shps-Fer est Bennett, New-Orlsan j. Fros. Metro-
Tolfsn, barsow, Mobile. f. Leland; Westminster Hetz
New Orleans stanton Thompsoni Thornton Collins, Liver.
Bsrts-J. b Johnson Crockett; Matsnzas Peck Church
Co Arie Cheesenan, Port Prince. L. 4 ferris
bnss1hs COBB, Cornwall, Portland, g. L. Hstcht Anita
O"en, Ray Nueyitas, Peck, Church Co w. I. Dggan,
IloHe Fort au-Prnce, Nose Livingston Co Cen Tey or,
ms,enan PoTtau Prince Nose, Livingston Coz Panama,
Cook, Cape Hayt, Is. +. MetcslE
- oners-forktown, Wogom, City Point Jas Hunter s.
70 j. W Webster Bennett Charleston scranton Talman
Wsle, Herndsm, Wilmington, z 8. Powell s. Burton Kelly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

Co1Tos quiet. CLoyERsEED sells from 10 to $s %, the
prime FLOUR wanted for shipment but buyers
and sellers i'll their views 500 bills sold at OF
for standard brands and 81 25 for mostly h latter
price holders generally refused the lowest figures CoRS
MEAL firm at IS RYE FLOUR dull a. S. WHEAT more in
request but the demand is for prime lots which
sales Of 1900 bushels 81 500 81 s. for red and 81 70d IS
white fair quality Corn wanted at Coo for good yellow
but there very little offering selling that price
the receipts have been previously sold and reported Rye
steady nsnd and 4oc0 bushels Pennsylvania sold =
mostly OATS sells slowly az 3904'c. GROCERIES
moderately active in SUGAR aud COFFEE full Pro.
quiet prices nomnally unchanged WHISKY still dull
&c. for bbls. and nc for hhds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
Markets Reported bv TsLegraph

NEwORLEANs March 4CoTToy sales during the past three
days 90 eco bales at advanced rates. Middlng 81 09lc
NEwORLEASs March 5The Battles had unfevor-
able effect COrToS market The sales day have
4tO bales easier bat q1ota lower; the
dull MoLAssEs SIC CoFFEE, life. SUGAR, 7sc FREIGars
Of COTToS 20 Liverpool, ll-l6d
CHARLEsTeS March 5.-The CoTroy market Is improving;
sses to-day $500 bales and during the pest three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
COURT CALENDAR...T THIS DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-NOs. 81, II, 5,
6, :, 8, Q, 10, II, r.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned to
Thursday CIRcUIT-NOs 1859, l748 l779, 1896
2Z5 1890 l773 257 1909 1873 1901 1862 zoos 2l58 2OI mo
l7l9 1897 7O6 2260 NO.
4l9 1894 1863 SPECIAL TERM-Nos 49, g. S. 1885, l69 2
zl6.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 399, 93l, 42l, 94j 946,
9 s49 95 9S s8 94s $50 92 963 9 600, s68, g77 846
67 e84 $50 800 997 $685. 999 1000 COL 6l9 1871 1901
1902 1868 1905 1907, 1905 1909, 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
Whalers.

Honolulu IL ship Eliza Mason, Jernes.n %.faos
had repaired sustained BY collision Win 'n
and about ready for sea -, az Or
letter from the % officer Of brig Medori IN y -
leans rer orts her the Coast OF Africa Nov D. N'
3d. since leaving Western IsAnds-all well. , p.uehila
spoken-Dec. l. At Oura River, Africa, bark 70 -, shLs
Tuck Of Provincetown with 50 bbls sp. Gil and ons's
since leaving Western Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

Receipts OF Produce

BY Erie Railroad go bbs Flour 5I2 pkes WHISKY 81
do Ashes $40 bags oais ia DO Wheat 40 do Rye S Pkss
Butter, So Calves $50 dressed Hogs SCI pkKs Provisions rs
do Lard, IFS bass Buckwhsaf Flour 81 bales Hav 49O bbs
Apples 50 bales Wool, 2,7lo sides Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

~ THURSDAY. March g. 20.
AsHESIhe market Is irm. bnt very quie sales of Pos
20. Pearls are scarce A. 81 Is IS
COTTON-The market has declined fully t. on in trausitu
pss with an active business sales Of 1000 bales For los
OIL the spot pees may be quoted &C. lower though there il
very little doing, hardly sufficient establish a bass We
revise cur quotations 10 confor n the decline:
SEW-YoRK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

James Hand; A. X. wetnore, Bossrt, Richmond q -
J. r. Jevett, Oliver Washington, Van Brust el..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
baltimore Cattle Market,

BALTIMORE March 6.-At Cattle Market today $50
head of BEEyEs offered OF which 100 driven
ward, and the remainder sold GA $40 50the latter for
extra Hoes declined; sales at SO 25d 90 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
Rnasenaera Nailed

In itedmshp Canadian, for LreyTool-C. A. Kreuzeu ].
Garshsw, Julia Lucquin Mis- Murphy, James > Smith
lazy Meese, Z. Kirby, Green Z. Doyle, d. w Bart
lett and lady Miss Painter, 5 H. Wagstsf ani ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

There is a fair business doing in the Produce mar
kets, and prices are sustained OF Flour about 900
bbls. sold; State brands are s79s725 Wheat is
finer, but the business is not large sale of 900
bush. Rye was made for this month at al r. Corn
has advanced ease; Western mixed is 90 zoe.
Pork is quiet and other hog products are dull Cot
ton has been active to-day at a decline of &c. p
ID. the sales 900 bales. Groceries are well sus-
tanned, but the transactions are moderate
The following banks have declared dividends:
The Phenix Rank at Hartford, 81 p share. The
State Bank a; Hartford, IS - share.
The Stamford Conn Bank, 2 cent, payable on
demand.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Road for
February have been received and are 500 l3s against
s5l ,257 in February, l-5j-an increase Of Sill Isl.
The Road was much embarrassed with snow during
the month but this also the case with February.
1854. The Wabash Valley Road viii be opened 10
Loeansport on the 10TH and this Road it is expected
will add materially to the business Of the Cleveland
and Toledo.
We learn by telegraph that the Western en-s OF
the Erie and Central Railroads are again blocked up
by snow. Tue Lake Shore Road is nearly inpassible.
Mr.. Brown, of the United States Senate has intro
duced bill for the build NJ of railroad and telegraph
line to the Pacific. The bill grants about 40 900 900
acres Of land for which the Company are 10 pay 50
cents acre before obtaining title and are required
to deposit 100000 security that the work shall be
faithfully performed.
The receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad in Feb