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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

tH-Intellect cant bear fashionable refine
.msnt and iies under il il. one r txo geper-
10eess Ifyspxould s6oeete 1wiel
llkeiy 10 mae ~ mar IN - verld. y
one 40 i Ardae mu1 b : claus eheIfwosI
eon. = building kou.es = Tie $40. and nefI
the dolicAts bsby whet odllet chic y
l.prdss onShs pdrlor pet II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

Wall Paper, ROs1PrS sc.
e Spring time Of ysnr Is coming. coming
And all the would"
"ILI. want wall Payer to besutify and make
w comfortable the Inside u eur dwellings, &C n
compare favorably with :. the world" GU side
Come and zee the large stock, great variety end
beautiful patterns 1t the Iowa Book Ro ms Of
ELI ADAMS,
No. IS Brady street, near the Post Once
Nav tn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

A sUIfABt1tis' for Ury Hsil, SITUATED nsss the
~ central paft 81 the city OMtrs will Be rsne1srd
until eatuv6ay Jude -. l66r, 81 q HsmminG, Fan
street. second hous fronthe corner u Western Ays
nne - oeagssee RDs one pHlA
y order ofthe Nmmittee, - 49, !. = !.
JulAeo = 'sssaf} 80. r i ChstymSn IN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

UooVU 0Wo0bof IT :
u the Neosrs. OupeaA. ~ vakAoss aAsesaey o.
h.od o. ~ Pre- BssDe Ae0Aune, TO- Aiass itdn
the eisy, ~ vssoes brands and Qualttaes o. shie
., os sss. ., : sSSt7is,Aad,s,,S,73 az r..
ii and u sss. lun6 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

~ns enpastnership heretofore extveins b<tws&n
- the undesstgned uuk.e the name ami style Il
-. y. haynoasi 3 Co - this day ved By ms
tnai consent. Joshua Dial hes charge u The unfp-
sh bestncss and van pay OIL debts 81 the LATE Arn,
snd Is alone sssAorsso - cellect IL debts ass satd
ns0. W.M RAYMOhD,
JOSHUA IIAL,
Jua~ 8, 1871. ono Z. PUTnAn.
jun161r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

A Few Assss
Of land in vicinity Of Davenport suitable lDr coanssy
seats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

uAvIn0 disposed u osr interest In the Real Be-
IL tate Duslnes6 Of y. H. nsymo.d L Co TO Joah.
"a Dial. ve c,fdisIy ssmnmend hin to The putt %
safe Ouel0eso man, ed ensure III that 6usintss
n. Dial viii continue the leaI nptass business st
ne oM saad, snd ~ tespssk vOs HIN he posroaase
q the paossc. V4 RAY1OnD,
jused1V
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
WISDOM OF FANATICIsM.

FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE IL. 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Thursday April 9, 1857.
Orders have been issued by the Navy Department
and tie sloop Germantown, be Immediately prepared
for the East Inoes. The officers are not yet dssgna
ted. The rszee chip Cumberland will be the f,g chip
Of the African Squadron.
Gen. SCOTS headquarters will continue to be in
New. York He has taken rooms in Washington, and
vill writ the city occasionally. He Is now here
The Administration has had under consideration the
suftct Of the Indian difficulties 10 Florida, and such
measures are in progress lead TO the belief that
Heir removal will be peacefully effected
Mr. Denver al e1 Congressman from alf,rnis, at
present. iesicrg in Ohio has been notified Of his ap-
Iointu ent as Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
II is asserted on good authority that the general
ques'ion Of the appointment Of Foreign Ministers will
Lot be considered in the Cabinet for month or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
SENATE. ...THuKsDAY, April 9,

REPORTS.
Er. BRADTORD-To amend the charter Of the
American Il stute, City of New-lork. Third read
irg
A.c TO extend tue charter Of toe National Academy
ofDesien III New York City. Third reading.
Mr. NOXON--Io amend the Revised Statutes re
lsiirg 10 neasmes Moved forward.
Also TO authorize tie ;triot-Atoney Of hinys
Comfy 10 appoint eik. Third reading.
Mr.. SlCKLES-A majority report, to allow parties
70 civil actors on dngs 10 DE mltntses-a nc
bill.
NJ. c. p. sMITH-To guard more etfec,uslly
against the spread OF p.s'ilentisl diseases. Tahd
reading.
Al:o, TO incorporate the Pacific Dick Company.
TIiid reading
Mr.. RAMsEY-To amend he Gcue,sl Railroad ect.
Third iirg.
Mr.. j. A. sMrTH-To incorporate the Proyident
FuId So q! IN Nav loIk City. Toir reading.
NJ CCNLEE-TO incorporate tie American Emi-
sr.It Aio aIc Hon, stead Company. rnitd rssiiug.
Nj MADDEN-To aueui the CHATTER Of the Re
pubic hue niurancs Company. roiid reading.
Mr.. RIDER, 10 s1thoriae 'be fo7n.iiOa Of t0wn H.
sursnoe Ccrpsries. Moved for.ard.
M. MADDEN. from the Minority Committte or tie
6eeicn G. The Cri. S's,, Ccur, IN he bred Scot.
case reFt ttc written repc-t ana by bill .fcuYe
heetom &c al poreors IN this ate. 0rie:ed pIlsted.
THIRD REAnING OF Bills
The 'ci'cTiug passed Uuless oih,r Fss -rcersi
Iuieh'.tD 20 weight MAKE, ard tsre ~ ,sks 3nd
pscS'gts.
To ico' pcTs'e 'hs A1ts;can Sch-ol e Niafs.
JnIsgs-c 20 The expenses Of Enigcar.s Arp-op,i-
see $50 600
M. sICKLEs moved to re-Ooaal, .as b., viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
hI-STRIA.

The Austrian Government in recalling its represent
alive frcm Turin addressed circular dispatch, setting
forth the reasons 10 is sgents a. E0rO9ead courts.
The No,d contain summary, according - which ths
Cebine. az Vienna is nor only dissatisfied with Count
Cavour's reply TO its complaints of the Pisdmonese
press snd OF the oiraace with which these attacks ae
Ire ated By he SsIdinsn Govern neat bat sces nsw
etnse in he language used by ne Government on the
occasion of the debates relative 10 the forh alton
Of Alesssrdia. The di pstch edds that Ausui hss
becou G. nyinced that Pic mon. SEEKS 10 place herself
at the heac Of the revolutionary movement In ltsy-a
moylmtn, Of which thu success would De he de:.snc-
tion OF ~ : Austrian denim zion in i'aly. Piedmont
purues 'her spolicy which not only tends 10 disturb
social 0rcci Italy, bat totally change tle Egropeaa
political 'ys'cn established by tho treaties OF Vienna
In the Its'nce Of these facts Austria deem. that her
diStty vii 10 longer permit her to maintain official
relations SHh SaIdnis
Neyu hee's, in informing foreign Cour,s Of TIE step
Austia has determined 70 t6ke he decSoss Ii this
measure Nil not be followed ny Others # moe hos
tile character. nno tha in acy event Austria sill avoid
up 10 the at moment al taat csn c)nprlmi:e the
manteuslce Of Teace or Cls'e embaTa sineu.y sn)p
the Ein0p. ca Cabinets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHING TON.

Tie United States mail steamship Washington,
Captain Caytndy, has arrived with The Geiman and
l., glish mals. She wac detained at Hamburg by
eouih gales for days and consequently did not
leave Southampton til early on the morning Of the
~.th Of March, the day afer her proper time. So
bnes stylets to be 2jlh, LCt 80 late By two days d"
or oi.palchts from iialIfsx.
To a, Fdix, AZ The r. y T,6Tn.
Sk: Ife L. {. NJ. stesmsnip Washington, Cav
my captain LA sIyed. The Wa,nrstol brss ltj pisen
g.rs - f,e sht 10 C. H. SAID Co detained al
B,u!LsytD 80 LOUT; ugh 70 get out Of me
c, dea ned Southampton y tonr. over Der
4 c want 4 coal. March n IS Ins west OF the seil.s
orrd Tie big BIoLts u 81 Ives shsndoned ana party
ipped 23b at 80 U.s. Ion. IL 3D. sIchsn gcd ssnas wia 10
= I'm hin WtscL.ser, bcuud east Aprl ], had EeJ
hssyy gaze slros hurricane Lat n ~ on 81 OIL ps'sd
steamer bound ID lat - -, 10 "a, pAsTt
n Fp.i,L prop rr bak with unne aid net mas
~ htrrtmbels Sane day psssed large scss"
u r. STEVENSON, Plrsef.
Gun 49, nh .sotoe An? ?. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

asr ,l.sos quot.tiols unchanged M,,..., n
o,n and ard prizes barely m,i .sned- CoE. quiet snt
o. ke 10 suppues Rice steady as Is Tor Caro-.
Ira Tes h small pTues and prioss vest
LosDos MosEY MARKiI.-Tbe London Moaey
kATLt become but
essential change Ia rates COnsos foI monty closed
q. n s't
THE LONDON IRos M.RKyT.-The Market for Iron
stesdy for both bars AID s, TIE quoa-ns had und der
gcne shsnge.
HAvRE hARKHTs.-Tbe Gales Of Zorro, for the
week tndinE the 18th March inc nsve amounted $50 b..
AZ 6sclne Of dif, tie market CLOSING quiet Tie
por, estmsted al l0 zee bales AID 80 0tc bales
BRt1DsTvtTs OF sale but prices un1ered PRovrsross
quiet and quotations DcGinN. PoTAsHEs re.dy and ssly
fieber. CoTfLE without Change SUGAR tfm ard slightly
hlhf. OILS LARD and T.LLow in limited Dc nasd kxner
ts.ts WHALEBoSL tending upward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
MUNICIPAL AND JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.

CHICAGO, Thursday, April 3, IS57.
in the election Of officers for this equity, the Repub-
licars have been generally successful.
Wilton, Republican, has been rec ected Chief JUS
tee Of Wisconsin, but by wha! majority is a, yet un-
known.
We have hing definite in regard to the election in
Iowa. Dubuque City has gene Democratic with the
exception Of one Ward, but shows Republican gain.
Davenport City is Democratic, but the County is Re-
publican.
The illinois Central and Rock Island Railroad con-
nection at Lssale has been completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
TI'RkEN

The Gottmmelt has dtc.e ecu sregistrs ion al can
soIShip of % press in the E.oach mode. /. aso Of
1Os latds IN Roumes and Ans,oliA 10 foreign emf
grants ingiog $500 capital.
Cliisi'sn soldierswero 10 be Incorporated il Tuk.h
regimeuts
N. Pfshi chief Brit Interpreter. had Qusrrelsd
viii Lao StIa.or5 bid 81 rcd temporarily.
The Cor mssiorers 10 ibe Princpali!ies had al !eA
for ttcir rosie
The C,mmi sion appointed , Inquire into tho land
hg Of tie Polish expedition % Crcsssia has not yet
repoiic hut has IN the tire ordered the srfest
OF Gene'S, stea snd . trcassan, Pasha Ism sci,
Drtcto q Oost, for hsJn bosn active Ia IsaIizias
the expe6hicu
The steamer Kangaroo, ou Der return, brought s.
women snd 70 children Circsssians ard tNeye was
ltie dott but that they would lie sold st Constant
Lepe fie Eeg.h uth,sitlss prttebeed to seize ths
snip Conveying tbs e1Pseriol but proof 6.s aaatiog
camp, sss lie bndrg Of The czpsdion sss eags:@d,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
AN ACT TO sECTRE FREEDOM TO ALL PERSONS
WITHIN THIS STATE

The PtycQ he Sta!e y Nv ICFk, TFff,hFfd N oeHIN
ard dssen BLY, do enact ,JoifoTs:
SfC1IoS l. Neiile descent nerLor remote rom sn Afan
wfrthr such African 10 have been slave or not nor
Of skin shall dsquy peTsoD from being prevent
a1y person from beccInI citizen Of ibis State deprive
iu o. OF nc lights ana privileges Of citizen thereof
SEc FUt, aye who ial come be brought, or be- IN
,fs se with toe eopssu, Of bis her master OF nse.s or
no sha ejne Of - e'~.o S.A.e.
sra be tree.
SIC. Every person who shall hold attempt 20 bOif
his state in slavery. slave person mentioned
sve N the Id Of bs aDy Tree
color IN ally foIm under pFeepe, for any me
LCwegsl shs b. deemed guilty felony ana COMIC
III u thereof shall BE- cOu6ned In the State Pison ~ hard labor
Gyl a term Lot less than two than ten years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
JAPAN

The Journal de, Debots gives the detsIs OF tne re-
ported British difficulty on the 18th of December Two
English vesses.of after having vsted the ports
bnt were refused ad nission BY the Governor. The
captains, however, penetrated into port and anchored
within cunshct OF the land batteries where they
rnsred without hostility The neIt DAY they repaired
With A numerous feet to the residence Of the Man.
dsrip. who refused to receive them, but sent
VOID that if they had any complaint to
make he would forward their representations
10 the Imperial Count and trausnit TO them the reply
The captains wrote TO Yeddo 10 claim the right Of re
raining come tine al Nangasaki in conformity with
the treaty. In a fortnight the Emperors answer
arrived, announcing that he had given orders for the
three ports Of Ssmod Hakodsdi and Nsng ski 70 be
oper TO TIE vessels Of France England and the United
Sstcs. Such vessels were permitted to reft there to
take in provisions, and to trade to a certain defined
extent but the Must not 20 into the interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
RESOLI TONS.

Es,circ4 Tls. this Safe VIII allow Slavery within her
btor' ia tom under pretense or tor any me,
However non let the coDssqusrces be what they may
gcsoksd That the Supreme Court CT the United states y
aoi the Judges thereof HAVING identihsd
vt ,,c Dol at agsrcte party hss lost the coau" Hes
al Il spect of the PEOPLE Of this state.
R,oired That Ire Goss OF this State be- and he hereby
rsTectf sted rTansmt GopJ Ut this rsToi Tue
~ above ueLio d. and these e.outoDs TO the Tespecys
GCIeIucTs 4 tie Sia'es Of This Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
SPAIN.

Tic Spanish naval squadron at Rio Plaza Is to
be relieved.
The Insante Don Henry, who is brought forw Ard by
the PIos ressites as candidate for Salamanca mas
ssued an address 10 them i'll which lie declares him.
self the ardent partisan of progress.
The Government cortempstes the establishment Of
a submarine telegraph between Cuba and the United
States.
The fist division OF the feet TO invade Mexico would
sail about mt 2Sth of March for Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

BALTIMORE Thursdsy, Aoril y, 1871.
Orders have beer received at the Gosport Navy
Yard TO fit out the soops- Germ antown aoi Ma
ron ard the big Perry. The stean.fhga'e Roanoke
is on ready 70 receive her officers. The Colorado b.
nearly ready, ard the Powhstan has been taken ont
of the ary dock after undergoing thorough repairs.
No mail south.of Mobile hsslbeeD received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

Feb. %. ct Tsub xhere the bead qusts~s vsre fIed
Msbeme. broueh With lin 200 mer for instruction In
the different arms Of wN. He had accepted supreme
command Of the Circassisn fo:ces. The NoolS aud
Deputies had eworn obe derce to him apd intrustsd
BIN with The Prophets Flag. He would take the field
in NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
GERM ANY.

The German Pow els decline the nterve ntiOn Of the
great PoW,s in the quarrel between Denmark ard the
Coned alton on the gropI that the question a issue
% purely federa In which they, well as the King OF
Deumaik oct as members OF the Confederation. AT
the San ;me we are told that Rgsia and France are
favorable 10 Denmark in TIE affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Thursday, April 9, 1871
Three passenger ticket swindlers named Deg erman
Ryoer and Mccain, who are connected with MEGA 5
establif hme mt in this CITY, tried at the Court OF
Seesit re this mornns for selling fraudulent Railroad
tickets, and sentenced to Elk months imprisonment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

WALLACE, TBEATTR.-A very eassnt f'Fce-an
iu,rorfa,ion from London-entted "Ill tdl pour
VIZ, ives produced last evening for the FIRST time "a
Ills torntIy. Tie pot Of the piece trm' Upon 'u'
Mutual perpeZitts OF ceIisin Dr. Bia al. -,
pected scr law, who have, Known 70 ,a'" 80
etcb taken a lady 10 tie SEINE hotei 10 one
,.cvtdltir tucineas IN separste ROM ''e'
-, g., ,b,n, srJ while in tn's sc' they
',',a',,.,.ss ,,rer Thea Their schemes to got id
- r5,' ,m tte ,rePaI 'IOs of 'he piece At
~ ''.A ,ts lseits ore released, aUd. cur nj
Il ,s DG ..psevs cavaliers, prove to be the wife f
~ '1'H r.. txpte'si wife q the oiter. Expisni-
- low slitlt tAy, q eeulss. eISs hspSiy to-
y. o,,c,trej |, {, mot enBsug f'fos. 'n3 ''e
are ospi'slly dotc by Musfs. so'ssf' ~. -
Hon,pd arc P.'''' ed Mps ss'"y pe,n AKA :" y
s,.ve,.tr. Il csu sot Gel! "a. 70 be Popu'u'
stir ss..s oss,r ,,co'is zoe s'Ala {. 9,as
CTie.,t" ave- sl0gn scne ~ i1A Guy wv y"
= 81 an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
CONVICTION OF A MURDERER.

Boston, Thursday April y Io1'.
The second trial of James Mcgee for killing ar.
Waller the Deputy Warden Ct the Stste Prison, which
commercod on Tue,d.y, came to close at II oclo ,k
last night. The Jury after two-hours session,
brought in verdict Of " Guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
Passenger.

MI. Osbone Mr. Sutherland and lsdy Nr. Boun AID LADY,
Capt Mason. d. F,mc, ONsi AID Lady Mr. Au,tin aud
Mrs Hsvh, Hr Grsvett and LADY messrs Rococsn
Mckay, Nicholson, Wrd. Goodier. Brown, Massey, Boyd
BupttI Louder, Home White HorsfaL kuckpoluef Browp
Barrow Delsmsre, Miss De.msre, BallAml Tubb, Lsuf
Clui Hunson Wilson Ellis Thudeum, Peads. Tenderns
Cheney Frost. Dyson Glch-i,t. suellis Grsve Baker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
PIRSI A..

Irsunecon had broken out ir Persia, and the revolt
wss spreading.
The insureent. in uriistsn hsd seized the Shsn
uncle ard the ned him vith death unless rams 'e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
THE CROPS IN GEORGIA,

AUGUSTA, Ga 1bufsday, April 2, 80.
Tie thermometer here, on Tuesdsy morning, stood
Al = deg above zero The frost has killed all the COT
ten, corn and wheat crops in this region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
RUSSIA.

II wac stated via he lin 'hat Russia had again re-
fused % admit the British C'nses to the Blfk Sea
until the allied evacuation ID been completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
NETWORK LEGISLATUR RE.

FROM Cur Own Reporter
SENATE.... .ALBAsr, April 81 P; ~;
The Senate ia Committee OF the Whole, Mr. HALE
in the Chair coIsid. red the bill to establish Bulk nead
aid Pier Lines for the Port of New York.
Messjs NOXON, SICKLES, G. p. SMITH aud
BROOKS discussed the bill. -,
Mr.. SICKLES moved substitute Tor the oui'
MIR. NOXON moved to amend the first secti1n, by
adding the words " by the sG ,ining vners read
sea wa shall be erected Dy the adjoining owners,
&c List.
MI SWEET moved to strike out the word " shall
as noticed in tire paragraph above, and iq;er the
woId may. Lost. Bill reported to the Senate-thua
reading. W.,
Several amendments were made to lie Dill, perfect
Mr. RICHARDSON moved TO amend the 10th sec
ticr. phch was adopted when tho Committee reported
The bill to the Senate. Third resoing.
To improve ;te Navigation of the Hudson River aud
10 sppctt Commissioners to eIpeOd tne m)Sey .OUO
to improve the navig aiien OF the ludsoh RIVER d.
tween Troy and New Baitimore). Third ieading'
Tie Senate Concurfed in the amendments OF the AZ,
senLly tc TIE bill 10 relation to the opening OF Second
6ytn-e il New .loIk.
The bill relative 10 weigh. AID tire marks on cake
aid PACKAGE Tssleed third time aud lost mo
tion 20 rccuI der was laid on the table.
Adjourned TO 9 a. N. tomorrow.
ASSEMBLY. WEDNESDAY,, April s. p. IN
TIE House went into Commi;tee OF tine Who'e, hr
PCtFER II the Guar, on lhe Lieebse Vhi' a ">1
debate eDsueo.
Before taking aby question, the Committee reported
pIcgiess, and
The House took arecess to ! o'clock.
SEVEN O'clock ? N.
Mr. SHERMAN m'ved tina, the E1ciee bill BE-
printed as .mended 10 the Sen4te. Agreed 70
The House went into Committee Of tie Whole, Mr.
Ii WIS in the chair, on the bill 10 Extend the Time
for the Com pie ION Of the Susquehsrn Railroad ant
to comply with the law authorizing the city of Albany
10 make lean 10 ssi1 COMPANY.
In the House, Mr.. J.J. OWEN moved ttat the bill
he ordered to a hird reading. Agreed to-7i to H.
The same disposition was mace Of the Town Stock
bin.
The bill to relieve Broad way by constructing rail
Ioao through parallel streets read thitd time.
Mr. NAkNUM moved to recommi. the bill ~ give
the Common Council power to sci the rgh. to the
hehest bidder. Lost
The bill was then psssed-Sl toll.
Nj SHERMAN reported several bills from the Com
ittee Of Sixteen, which ordered to third resd
iIg. ACjouIIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Three DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
rBy1HEAMsRicAS PAINTING TELEsRAPH ConrAsY's LIVE
OFFICE No. q WALL STREET.

OFFICE No. q WALL STREET.
HALIFAX, Thursday April 9, 1857.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from Liver
pool on the morning of The 18th ut, arrived here at A
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Niagara reports, March %, passed steamship
Perria from New-York the 1871, about 80 miles
from Liverpool On the 3Oih passed steamship Emeu,
IS miles wett of Cape Clear, bound east. On the I'd
inst, passed steamship America in LAY. 190, lon. 25o,
bound east.
The steamship City of Washington sailed from Liv'
epoo on the 18th ult, with 2S7 passengers, for New
York, ard the steamer Washington sailed from South
ampton Oh the same day, also for NeS-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

AATRIcAY SIcURITIIs Bell, Son & Co London,
epo:t limited demand TO- Ame' Securities and prices
weak. Troy quote as fellows,
United States slxes. 81 and dos
Mas achus. ia fNts'.''' ''.'.......''....'iOl GO!
Penrsyysls FiIe'..'...'....''... ........ 80 81
Mal{91d Ewes. '''''''''''''''' o.
Virginia 3 cent dollar gSsQ 81
Asl,ma fiyes .''''.'.'' .'''''..'''.'''''' !. 80
New, o'k and Enc 81 ut . s,nt lSs'.::;.. $ S
Sew.lors and Enc CSink Fund, spc, is1G 81 IS
PsIn.yl, aua Cen. Dos. LIST Mi. Con. T. cent IS 80
Ms,l% C SSIfI1G y cent jso 81
II ois Ce1ralR Il Free Land, Is6o........Il9 allo
liI ois CeI ira H., J. cert 1875 81 n 81
illinois Central Shares $50 pad)...... prem. > q 81
a. l5 ri LcsSss To-" i'P0 The following bushes" done on
III. Cen % mott e1 div end SKIES 75.......... " q
~ Cen 90 paid. Observation-Disclosures. prem = a
Michigan CeniItl b cent, 1900 ............. 81
N,vi,c,t c.u,.i = scp'; S'''''''''''' q;
EIe railroad Third Mtre sra Slnk Fund ..... Sd a
LIVERPOOL COTTUN MARKET The Brokers' Cir
oul.r ports quiet and generally sts.dv market Although in
NE 10" - qualities slight csciino Raj taken place aud the
lttive quiry The sale. Of the week ampaated to sboi
$500 bales, inducing 100 to 'pscoltor aud s,cro =
bse ne'udiIs O on speculation aud Tor the m.rsc
co,Ve ~ lei aid scsdJ ic Tie qualities aad very
dull fer The inferior The folOwn; e sathohlsd qqo.
,ions:
ran ohcsns..."..... std. Middius Uylsuds. 7 l5d
Mlddlpe oIe.ns..7 Isl Fair 'blss :......... 3D.
Fair UPlo.ds:: lmddins Mo,53ie:;... Ia
The stock in poi W.. e.imscd Al sscCj bales of which
81 co American.
TAD produced quiSi nA.s bot quotations we've s:eaiy
autti' ed.
IIvrRrooI BRYAnsrufFS MAKXrT.-Ale'srs Rich.
.rd,or Spence &c and o'her report Brea is'uas geaev
with small arrivals West % lower on toe week clos
us ,te.a, at 35US red sd S0G or white. Fiour
Very Gr o. of lIou toe quosls eissed per Ada
Mtsttu Canal - 4g ~ = a <'o; Ole. 81 %; E1ta
OHIO 81 Phnaderhs sr3 baltimore, 1$ = C,G-tau,
q a5l6 Corn quiet du decline o. staI = guar
ter bAtd quotto 81 DeiO~, SIC 81 ami wire -.
lie wcsits! ooLtiLLtd soTsoe tor paT Pos
IIyEGroOL PRO,IS!oS iARHET.-Gessrs. kichatd
son, SIUcc Co Ielots Ei1 market for b'e OdoatSns
Tor nv were rounsl he article bs1E scI-ce AID wtnfd
ss' ,tosether d,,srs hands. Port qu't' y 9fel6
bacon steady dteGe # To. Long ubs - dS O. Cnsi-
6G5i Lsrd Lozyy 81 u OlyeIs TO Attt'e Al -
IH"w tcntlsiy tuthai %. North a" eiicaa hrr at 70
LWERrooI PRopucr MARKFr The Hrohe-s' CT
eus Ttpei's; A'hssA duh mstc for both Pts aud fs,i'
80 So AZ ~ 81 iol tie latte Ro,in STEADY turpehge
80 q ~ ~ttk 90 Ges atg61sf Nothns doSe ir Ear
sPiNs o. -uTfhIe Gull q tl LLsttd Cd little 1q-di
trd riiets weak /" ~ Pss Rape ia hced aenaGf aae
nIdiIg dow ovsfe sale. AZ 81. sr, aud Cod Dds vi''oe
essential ,sAi &C. steun n ieduced supply aud pute'
rCmiiAi Wlae qq'e, I&Da&i5 Olive small fcaaesi
A. quo'tto I'mn. Jute ia set,ye eemtnd. Que.Con
bsk slow e ssie but prices Cogrrseri duh DE
~0oss-ss. TsnPostss., sss.o lai,:i Prees sQmswS.,