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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-09

ktSR FOR ANTyVERP-THE FAST SAILING
MEEH American ship Loehinvar, Capt. Cole having
snearly all her engaged, will have dispatch For
balance of freight, apply to
~. BAXTER, LOWELL X co.
For passage, having very superior accommodations
for cabin passengers apply to the master on
board, at Post 50, First District. seq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
RY THE KANGAROO.

Tie steamship Kangaroo len Liverpool 90 tbs 2Gh
ut aid arrived here on Thursday morning, |? Gs
Consols 93i 49,.
The chief point of interest 10 the news i that the
Ministry of Lord PalmestOn have achieved decisive
victory in the Hou.e Of Commons over the coalition
fnmtd sgsiDt them between Mr.. Gladst me, M
D'sratl o, the Mstchest-r meu- The deb.te, which
was very long cotcaded on the night of the 49,
ard on the division, Ministers had majority Of ~.
LoId John Russell voted with the Government-
Lord Derby has brought up the Chinese war in a
hrg pecch in the House Of Locds. He warmly con.
denied The war, and was especially severe on the
oououet of Admiral S-yuou Lord Clsrendoo Jasi-
fed the measures of revenge taken agsnst Can't q
Lord ndt Of opiDisn that SI Jchu Bo"rins
hDmsLitv gave way 20 bis smbitirn. Inc Dike OF
Arcye delenced the Goyernme nt and the deoste was
az pued.
The intelligence hon the Cbn.ioen' this morning 10
not OF uch M meni. From Pa'is sc learn th1f the
tegotaiion between Load CCwiey and Ferouk MAN,
N which there hss been q hitch, has besn again re-
stued Nh. Ousey first Interpreter TO the East lodla
Company, hes arrived in Pans to facilitate the CT
tesrge OF opinion between the two diplomaists Toe
Nord ssys that of the conditions is that Eogaod Is
have Coosa N every Persan shere there may
te Russian Ccnsul With respect to the Persian ne
there are eLly rrrncrs 10 the effect that Russia has
soded mote iroops and munitions soufh OF the
intended ter Teheran aad that the Shah and tee Csa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
ANOTHER KILLING AFFAIR IN NEW
YORK.
MURDER IN A DANCE-HOUSE


AT IL O'Clock last night another rnurdero.s aArs, -
currsd IN ths eity-ir james sree,-bv vAica Js M
Martin, man about twenty Nv. ysan OF 20. W.
killed. BY beng shot
II sppears tia, 9 patty Of persoes veo, ,n,o ~
dance house al No. leo james street, in III. p..oh
Ward, kept by Roscl Us Schieck, . Germs. Tns
place is the abode OF egb, ten woues OF bs rout.
and is much frequented BY sailors.
Some dficuhy occurred between the deceased ~
bis party on side, sgairst the proprietor Of Tie
hou,e and lie ipmstes, during which Schieck says
they assaulted him, wheeupon be drew . single bsr.
relied pistol ard fi.d at the deceased. The Bal -
tered his heat and killed. him instantly.
Cffc.r BAR. OF the Fouith Ward, was % the
spot iume distely sterward, and arrested Schie0k.
err also JAG, b Tiumphor, Joseph Ewsid aud Wlasn
Bolton ~tnesses, they berg present al the tune q
the murdtr.
The body Of TIE murd. red man wss tskea 10 the
Fourth Ward Ststion.iouse, where an inquest WI -
held to-day.
Scbeck mskee no denial Of the charge Of kilhsg
Martin ard alleges that it dots IN self deesse.
His pistol is in the hands OF the police.
The deceased has f,isnds residing at Scheaer<sdy.
He is ssilor, and lately returned from Cahfosna IN
the steamer Illinois He sppears to have had rss
deuce in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
OBSEOUIES Of DIR. KANE.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March l2-l Pm.
DR.. Ksnes obs,qu es are now beiog carried out ac-
cordipg to programme. The fsgs o. the public build.
ings and slipping in the port ere q. half.mAst add
draped with Grape and TIE stores along the route
closed, while the payements along the route are
throIged with orderly spectators.
The weather is clear, bur cold. There is a large
and imposing military dpay TIE procession started
from the Hall at procisey, the body being brne
by the crew Of the Advance, surrounded by the pail
bearers previously selected. The civic portion of the
procession included delegates from tie following civic
bodies: The faculty and students Of colleges, the high
schoo f,e department, Odd Fellows. the St. Georges
and tie St. And eve Set Thistle Sccisties, aud
the Scott Legion in citizens drss, beas the haS OF
the Pennsylvania Regiment when in Mexico.
The civic portion Of the procession was forty mL-
utes in passing given spot. The State House bell
and the church and fire belle toliog during the
psssage Of Ii procession. TIE religious services will
take rlce at the Second Presby Church, where
the body will arrive sbsut clock.
The funeral car was surnounted with canopy AID
dome, having the fqgs Of Eogland, France, Spain, and
the United States at the corners The ervces in the
church were preceded by the singing of an anthem
hymn colo. The chorus by the choir was led by Pro-
fessor Bishop. The prayer was pronounced by the
Rev. G.. W. Shields, after which the renains we're
convey ed to Laurel Hill for intermsnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
HO RRIBLE ACCIDE VT
on THE
TORONTO AND HAMILTON RAILROAD.
ToRox1o, Thursday, March IL, 10,

TORONTO, lLW1ddyi hdch IL 1917.
The train which left Toronto this afternoon for
Hamilton ran off the track a. the Dee Jardines can
above Hamilton, prscipitaiing the engine baggage
car and two "a sengeT into the water, and killing
about sixty persons Samuel Zimmerman is among
the kid. Many Of the bodies have not yet been
recovered from the water.
The folio wig addition part ,Ulars Of the railroad
accident bave beer received a, Tar TRIBUNE Office
TORONTO Thurday, March l2-lO:3j Pm.
Dreadful. accident o. the Great Western Railroad
The care went Over the bridge lea, Hamilton. Lo-
connective and baggage cara passed over ssfe. I 30
rear csIs with hundred and twenty passengers,
fell though. Between si1ty and eighty pissepgers
were killed on the spot
Zimmerman, the banker and contractor killed.
Mr.. Street, Of the Fals the millionaire, aud hts
sitter ard mother-in law, and ThomB c. Mackein,
reported killed.
The passengers who escaped death are all more or
less maDgled some OF the n fatally.
IRENE hdous excitement here about the accident
Parhau EFT Adjourned the moment j; he rd of it. The
passengers were mostly Canadians, as the train was
local between Toronto and Hamilton; but still there
were several Americans on board. The bridge is
partly broken down and t1e cara lie on top Of each
other, having fallen sb,u, fJr.y feet Doctors are
leaving Toronto to attend to the wounded. Nothing
haze every ured in tie shape Of &C ident here tn st
~ crestSt So h profound grief and excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

u,eudsticns vii be carried out By the POptietors
After coming to this decson the coneferc' a1i'antd
until TIE 26tb. a.,
EIperiments have been made to Afcertsin whether
tie fire in tie pit is yet s1insuished. Peces OF wood
with tury rope sttschei. have been lei down TO Toe
bottom Of the s shaft ard drawn up sss,n, sd a. the
wood snd rope bsve come up without being gnited 1t
IL sssumed that the IRE is exiDgusbed-st any rae IN
the vicinity Of the sir shaft L would, hovever be
biebIy dsr eerous to remove the coverings from the
shss and aos the air 10 reenter the pit the ctr
rent would certainly the lac ration 10 sprog
up sesu II il s not yet extinct snd perhaps give rse
10 smother txplo.iop. Probably the means tskeu will
bave the effect Of nskirg II safe 10 open tie pit when
the conference Is held on the 2ofh.
Is ssd that thee has only been one previous fst
sccident in the LundtIl Colliery That Wa from an
txplCson of FIRE demr-sccumulsted between Satur.
day and NJ, ndsy during the sinking Of the shsts and
il rtsured in the deaths Of two or tbrse persons The
cent sxpc on in It's quencss exceeds the
which Hitherto the mcst imentablv notorious in
IL Gistrc;-tbat at the barley Mime Colliery. shout
eight years sgo when nom 50 to lco lives were loet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

ue1 tstion In tie demand for Money, which csussd q
general tesvress in the Discount market and Stock
Exctspee- The pressure ives excessive q the Bank
OF England and the applications were unusu sy heavy
1t appears that In addition to the payment Of
500 C00 ae the cal the new issue Of tue Gress
IndiAn Peonsuls Railway shares, f220, 900 more "a,
psio in an'icpsion by shsreholdsis DESTROYS OF avail
ing themselves Of the FIVE per cent guarantee tdL
Of f420 GOO therefore handed by tina. Company {,
the Inds House day BY whom il his been paid lat,
the Bank Of England where the dem snds ef the public
have increased in proportion to the amount thus nth
drawn. TIE final prices Of the March Three per Cents
show 81 improvement of ons-hfth...
The DAILY Ner''s city art Gle says:
"1he fund.- to-day were weaker, owing to an in
creased pressure for money. The closing quot,tions
railway share msTket the late decided rise has b:eu
followed BY some reslizstiors 10 secure profits. and
lower ylices have been established This department
however, retains considerable stesdiness. Tns de-
u and for morey was very active in all qlsrers.
1n the Stock Exchange, owing partly to the conclusion
OF The settlement in the share aud foreign stock
ket, very high rates paid for short loans. The
current rate on Corsols was 81 par cert and
az much al even per cent lie known to have been paid
in sone cases up 70 the 5h Of March account dsy in
Ccnscs In the Discount Market rates above those Of
lie Bark were in many cases asked, and in conss-
quence there wss considerable influx OF bu.ioes TO
that es'atlthment."
Owing TO tie protrscted absence OF Sir Fl. Lytton
Bover on his diplomatic mission 10 the ,st, Mr.. Roe
buck az BEEN elected Governor of the Western B.nk
cf Lortop.
The question of the Sound Dues has at length beeu
sett!ed Denmark is to receive forty.fve millions of
tbales in forty payments, bearing interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

FIRE IN BRoADwAY-TBE WORK or AN IscEnDf-
AIRY About five minutes past ~ clock last night
fire occurred in the extensive dry goods house a
Mesr. Hocges Phelps, No. 2O2 Broadway. Tho
lint floor is occupied by Messrr. III. & =. the upper
part being occupied by Messrs. Lanhaise Fascbe g.
Co., silk merchant. About II o'clock in the evening
Two three Of the insurance patrol discovered stroog
smell Of tmoke IN Broadway, between Fulton and
John streets, and forthwith instituted search They
procured sdders and entered the upper part Of Ne.
200 occupied by Henderson Co.. and after search
irg about tho premises discovered that tho smoke
cane from the adjoining building The alarm was
INN tGatsly given and the fremen arriving burst
open the doors and in short time succeeded In eIia
gushing the flames. The house filed with smoke
Il, top to bottom, and dense it up stairs that
the fremsn or police could not ascend.
An examination Of the premises showed that the Ere
bad been bun ing in three distinct places, from which
fact ihose prestnt inferred that the wosk of 40
Ictnoiary Two shelves each tide OF the iron rail-
irg Ourdng the ste way leading from the first story
70 the bsstmeLt with the goods thereon were barred.
table in the basenent about Thirty feet in length,
which was covered with embroideIies, entirely de-
stroyed. Two hoe. were foxnd burned in the aoOf At
the foot Of the ,tavsy, but tbete were thought 10
Ie,o been caused by the embers falliOg from above
a.ouno the raj ng.
The dsmsge which was principally by water, was
ropslly estimated at ~ 900 and 80 600. Insured but
in what companies could rot Learn, owing TO the
ateress Of the hour.
The stock in the upper pant sustained but little u
any dsnsse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
VENEZUELA.

IyTrRtsrIS. CosyzBcIAL REGULATloy..-Adyioes
from Puerto CsbeIlo y Feb. IL state that ne new
ter h,s hten pub.Ied ard will come into ope.auon
AIrl l. Its 'e.crg T. atures regards the United
stoes src in portsnt. The following Il an abstract
hereof There i. reduction Of dcy on the impora-
lion o. -four, bu'ter. cheese codrsh' c2''on, ~ate
hlesc cd or comedies h.ms herrpgs, l.ro, sosp, &C
Acccrdir to the guafons shippers are required
10 usle cut two invoices Of csrgoes, signed by the
vertzuesn Consul one Of which shall he directed to
he rot Of destination snd the other 10 the c)nsgnee
,rd N failure thereof the vesse and cargo become la
be 10 Jndsceiicp.
CtfTte comes IN more freely, and in consequence
prices bave receded frsc.irp. The following quota
tor Gre reliable Coffee. l3t lii Hides are In crest
Goaisbips S. y dozen Ligpumvits, $l2a$ii y tun;
Fustic slie $40; and Cocoa s2ia $3l. Weather
ve,y fioe. Ground erops look veil Health and prs
periiy prevail throughout the Repubh, coupled sith
crnteniment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

RuNNING Chr Cas- - SCNDAY.-Tae Young
Mems Christsn Association Of Will. n,burgh held a
meeting last eveLi'c ~ their IN tse Savings
Bsnk building, a. Mi b the public were invited ~
take part in discussi upon The subject of niog
city ra,rosd cSys On Sunday. Toe s'tenialoe was
rather s.nNl. Mr. Y. Il lIutt occupied the chair.
The su' iect discussed, Or and coo until l>,e
hour Judge Culver ani several other gentlemen IA
voytd tie running al cas- the S,bbs'h. under re
shictiye The following resolution vas lost
by q v. te Of for to ~ s.,sirst il.
Peso',ed Tat .st Of Iris u,ee'ns that 5ld ~
rspedant for the Cs1aon Ccpucl % ceuse the City Rr
roti to StuOy Inconsistent with tie best Oh
ss,vsnce q that day.
The resolution wss sreudsd by including the runnr
Of the feny boats ami ssses bat was voted down ~
setbet Nth the resou ou. ara tia msedug adjourned
The Common Cogl,il viii take sc,ol 10 reference
10 TIE running Of cats Sunday a their meeting OF
Motdsy evtnirg IeXt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
PERSIA. INDIA AND CHINA.

Telegraph dispatches snticips'oiy OF tn, overland
mail had been received.
The dates fIom Hong Kong are TO Jan. IL. Affairs
in Cli,a are reported unchanged
Pfiveie letters from Hong Opg sste that numerous
CT nese feet had attacked the English squadron and
that Subsequently retired in good order under tee
fcits of anton. Admiral Sey mour had disemb irked
the Eugsh troops and buraed the greater part Of the
suburbs a Canton.
The Ae,t beorgrg te ths Chinese Rebels had f,rned
ilr ctlcn With THAI OF the Imperiaists a. Wh'n,ot
y Paris dispatch IN The MJrqlag Post ssys t1S
l,tera dbttd Lsoio Jsncary TO- sta.e that the l. II
Teicr Of Chns had Just placed in state Of siege ia,
hve forts Of the Empire open 10 Europe,ns
The Eur Ieans GA board The steamer Thistle, 10 al
tl,yen persons hsd been treacherou,ly mprderei by
ite naive passengers. The steamer .as carried of
md a. andoLtd after bcirC disrn sntied.
The Goveiun eat Of Hong kcns had increased the
roli fo'ce AID were taking precautionary measure,
o. aii Il inCoCclarh M
''EaChprce ut Sbapshse, eiS TIE prices Of to. had
adysrceC The stick OF Msck tea was small. The
toa silk settlements were 6s 900 bales Fneshts de-
pItsstd. 40
ga =, Great Britain amounted 10 abou, Il 900 900
rounds spainst "A, eco, 200 las. year
Tie datts from Bombay are 10 the ID Of February
trt,l;o, rce from ius be had been received a. Bo
hsy mn 10 the 18th of January. The British at that
tine were ri upmolested by the encmy. An attack
had been m. BY detachment OF the British cavalry
Ard horse S,,try on a depot OF Persir so e. - miles
tom Gavin TEE Object was ettained WI bout loss
Tic stkich Of rteuforceuen's had CO ncief ced ana
,ht oyernmept had opei ed new per cent loau i1f
u,tt crcres Of ,rpees The BsDk OF BenSA rased ne
rate Of oi.oount 10 II pr cent on prIvae bills Ihs
ccmsnd fci myers confined hTIn ana ms export
arse ass generally firm.
in moderate reQue, lLdso had sgsh iseo' III
charge slle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
NEV-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

From a Special Reporter.
TREyrox, March IL, 1877.
The Leg slature of New-Jersey had determined to
aojouIn tomorrow, the 18Th inst but owing to the
great amount of unfinished bu,ness on hand the ad
iounment has been postponed until mex, Friday, the
Goth init.
But few comparatively, OF the Assembly bhls
have es yet been submitted 10 the Senate, and only
small proportion of the Senate bills have been a,ted
upon in tie Assembly. Yesterday business was ac-
lively pushed forward Ia the Asse nbly yesterday
resolution adopted for the purpose OF expecting
business, limiting speeches TO five minutes tine.
In tie present state Of the public mind ia New
Jereey on the subject OF he removal of the Quaran-
tine, it ia regarded rs highly improbable that New
JeIsey will consent y the wishes Of NewYerk. Ii
atied that law will be pSssei by the Legislature AT
this stssien fer the prevention OF the removal OF the
Quarantine wi hin the Jurisdiction OF Nev-Jersey.
The New York Comni's'0ners are at work fsv0raoy,
however asd may 81 ceed IN sayipg the exsti,g feel
ing On lie subiect am It c)nch Aon yet possible
which will ret ult in lis removal 10 Stn.y Hook:
Committee appointed II C'n'tr with the Con Mo
sior els from New.York this subiect made report
10 the ee l,ure day in which ibty stated ina tue
NewYo,k Com uissirnecs hsve disc! Nmed o, behalf
of that State a03 ia sdo.i0n over cain to Study
Hook. The report recommends the aepoinI nsnt, on
behalf of New jersey 81 three Comm sloners, 10 Dc
notf with powers uar 10 The y. I. Comm'ss oner'
Ono mbor of the Committee disseoted feon the re-
port The report va ma 9 the otter OF the day Tor
tomo,tow when il gill be d4,ied ~hsther { ON ME-
sopers i'll be appointed 10 meet the New York % n
mission eis .s,l
Neville second nominstio viii c,re up IN the SEQ
ate lie has renomina sd Mr.. Wm Il. Dayton Re
publican for Attoree t;euera, ans mas put ths
of Mr. -- Smith SeDGori,om sac County amer r
can1 in tho place of Cnares ID. Dssher, for Cl"k OF
the SpHtme Coui'. IL IS regsiSeI a. ce''a'n 'h'
tlcse limitations vi be ''nrimei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

CAEPEsrERs The joumeymen carpenters Of this
city held meeting 81 Convention Hal. in Wooster
street, last ever ing sor the purpose Of determining
what sbould be the standard Of wages for the forth
coming sesson. Il was decided that " per diem was
little enough to receive for pefomirg labor at THAI
trade during tie hot season, in which men were 10
many cates, obliged TO be exposed to lot Summers
sup, &c. A Committee ". appointed TO carry oct
the decision OF the meeting, and authorized to call
other meeting next Tburdsy evening at the sAms
Place at wbich time the Committee will report their
plane. and prepare for taking action forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
Passen gers.

HIs Osily.e. and nurse. Mrs Smcson the Rev James
Ckrs. and Mrs Christie sirs Oglyey, Capt Sam ,.on Csp;
james h. Bcpdek Miss Monen, Capt A. b. Milford. ip,
A. C. Percy Ms. EwsIt, hes.s Simpson. Smith, Oslyeey
Hutchinson Michel J. Wilkinson Combs W.lch, Gull
Mursy Oliver, Apse, sterip, Waterford. Rice. HawIsy
Meyer, wynhe. Milford, Steel Goodwin Maekn Dasrsye
Wso6eI Nhi'ehAl Thomtop Tsvers Clarke, Bsin Tanns
hill Borut FisheT, Bsdi Nieo Murray, Grey, Finch kuch
w. Rio, Lord, Giant, Godfrey, Fihrld, Robinson, HtHk
Waters Clesry, Revel Croby Doyle Lewis Rocks GJ aud
EwsIt-
HAITIAN Thursday, March Pill P.M
The America is It'll at her dock in this city, BEN,
detained on account q the prevalence OF thck
ttcim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
BOARD or ALDERMEN

T,rrsn,y. March I4.-lH JouS CLANCY Pest
cent ia ihs char and aqq run . e.eut Tee m'dufs
o. The or, viops ms-tior were resd and sp2roved
TIE Fun>ral ef Dr. kqRt-Nl. acsrEDoN
moved that this tls day o. DR.. kaues fnu9ta,
a. which the Msyor ami Committees o. thus Co n non
Council we're In etend.rcs this B,Srd adj urn ont OF
rsspect 20 the emory Of tse decessc1 Carried.
The Beard stands CO. 'uned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC FEAT - ARRIVAL OF THE
BLACK WARRlOR.

NEw.ORLEANsl Tnursday MaTc1 II, Io'''
The EuroJesn news, by the steamer kauga;oo az
New Yoik this afternoon instantly trans ntted 10
the Aasociated Press ere over the National line Toe
nprovemt nts recently made upon this line ena Die the
operators to write dnect in single teegrapAe CIR
cult, between New-Yoik and this city.
Havana arrived here last evening aud will leive on
her return next Sunday mort log.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
ITALY.

A vienna letter says that deliberations have taken
place in mnister Council a. Milan under the p.e'l'
cercy of the Emperor of Austria, having for their
object tie Withdrawal of the Austrian troops from tue
Pspal legations. These deliberations have led to
instructions being sent TO Count Coloredo, Austrian
with Cardinal Antonele. 1t is supposed that the Paps
Government thinks it longer needs foreign assis.-
snce If the repy is to that effect, Austria will ener
into negotiations with France tor the simultaneous
withdl avail Of the French troops from Rome and the
Aus'rians from BologLo. The alienation which has
recently taken place between Austra and France m,y
ave corsItutei in Fastening such resolution on the
d. II of the Austrian Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

MuRpER-A gentleman from Cape Girardean
County informs Us Of a deliberate murder commit cd
on White WGer, in that couuty, last Ffid.y week.
dispute hsd grown W bet seen two citizens named
Car snd Sumner In reference TO Geld Of land Car
left bis home on CUtor to 60 to jackson and establish
bis title 10 il. SIMMER followed after him. waylsid
him, and shot hrs dead The corpse Of the deceased
was not found until week after ward. ard in the
time Sumner hed. Both were regarded a. very 70
spectsbls men. [St. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Per Kangaroo LIVERPOOL p. NJ. Feb. a. 1857.
BREADsTUFPs We bad yesterday a dull report
from Makl.ne and. notwithstanding good attendance Of
u,,rs market to-day Ae business done In Wheat
vy United a: about Fridays prices in some cases rather
lover Flour unstable; At suction, after market 900
bids extra Ohio eouf offered but only bali that quantity
.od at 81 al parcel Of very fine Canadian with
ORA 81 being highest biz. IRdIsn Corn quiet mixed
readily obtspAbe - pquster in yellow 81 60tj
arc white Ss057 r quarter, with very little donr We
qno. Wheat: Red, d, o. white 81 40 p 10 ~ Id ga p
bu.bC 10 retail choice lo Flour quotations qIite
nominal; Pbladrlpbia snd Baltimore 30 6aji extra Onio
~ 6d32 s; Western . al v obi.
Provisions Beef without change; old unstable;
GO, reques, fail prices PortNo sales 10 report;
would be taken for the parcel OF meDoned la
s there old neglected. Bacon steady
ls- prices s. 6d5 for cDg sddes. rib TO- Lsd-7oo tuGs
rtpoed arrv,d this morning. bat "a not yet known how
much ay reiineis hands parcel Of fine Ia
barre. sold II and 80 kegs kADgsr,o brought u
y cwt. Talow showed activity Saturday,
cuye purchases having been made which led TO al
Th, has been lo. to-day the market In Loud closing
wyas withou: buyers Here ,hsre il nothing doing and
ass "a ponil al quotation Dor Butchers Association.
CLoyERsEBB steady at ~ at v cwt.
CoTTos-fF From Richardson, Spence Co.'S Crcu
Jar On recep. II the Arabiss sdyces yesterday msrnins
The opened BY holders demanding higher prices hut
buyers being disposed pay advance su. became
tame closing Saturday. prees with ony oeo bales sold
Toby trade has dull and droopins Gales only 1000
bales In Manchester there no change market very quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
loss OF THE snip PENNSYLVANIA.

NFW-ORLkASs, We0nefdaY, NJ arch I 100
The shio Pepns, lvauia honce for Havra, with car
90 Of = 600 bales of cotton recently totally os
OIL Sslt Key Bntk. T. e crew was saved Fhe Pennsyl
vania y az new chip, and was owned at Frsejort
Maine .
The steamer Texas sailed 70 day for San Juan, with
80 recruits for Walker. Gen. Hornsby was among
her nAasencCre.