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washington, Dec. %.
Senator Douglas and the President had IN.
day Toll and free interchange Of opin;sn
upon the Kansas question, without beinr,sbIe
TO arrive al the same conclusion, with regard
10 the line of policy which justice and dutx
required each TO pursue.
The interview was courteous, and thex
parted % they met. friends, regrettinr Thai
they could not view the Leeompten movement
in the same light.
Senator DougIa.. in conversation win NJ.
friends. freely defines his position. lie
stands, he saws. on The principle % The Kansas.
Nebraska bill. which guarantees 10 each State
and Territory The right to form their own
domestic institutions 10 suit themselves. and
be viii follow that principle wherever its
logical consequences carry him, defending Il
against all assaults from whatever quarter
they may cone. In iis application TO Con.
gress, he insists IN ignoring both the L.comp.
Ton and Topeka movement, nd securing 10
The people the right 10 form q constitution
Tor themselves. lie considers Che Ieeom ptou
movement directly violstiye Of the Kansas
Nebraska bill and The Cincinnati Platform.
Iie viii probably At an early period NJ the
session introduced bill authorizing the
people Of Kansas TO call a constitution,l
Convention.
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CONGRESS-.

Both Houses Of Congress assembled at the capitol
in Washington at ~ o'clock on Monday.
In the Senate 40 members were present. Mr.. Fiiz.
patrick Of Alabama, elected President pro TEN.
In the House 2al members were present. The De-
moeras nominated Hon. James l.. Orr. of South Caro-.
lina for Speaker, tho Republicans nominated Hon. G.
A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania. On the FIRST ballot Orr
was elected by majority Of a. The result met with
applause from the floor Of the House. Allen elect
ed Clerk cIusky, Of Georgia, Postmaster Glosbren.
ner Of Pennsylvania sergeani-ai arms and Hackney.
Of Virginia, Doorkeeper.
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John W. Cameron, ESQ., wishing % devote hi. time
more exclusively 10 bis profession. offers for sale hi.
establishment at Fayetteville, the North carolins
Argus. The subscription Is large. and the advertising
and JOB work Of the establishment yer, eonsiden.
be- he i determined 10 sell and any one wishing 10
embark in profitable busines. Of The sor,, would do
well 70 make an early application.
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Warnings The Chapel Hin Gazette states
that on "Wednesday morning Last. William Mum, a
youth in that place. dangerously wounded by the
accidental discharge Of a pistol in hi. pocket. The
charge entering his abdomen. The Gazette thinks
Young Amsries ought 10 lake warning BY accidents
Of this kind and mentions having noiced several boys
10 the streets lately popping about with PISTOLS The
Gsreie closes with the very proper inquiry l. there
no town ordinance forbidding the dangeroa. practice
Of shooting in the streets ?"
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Mesrsfsr TO PREsIpgsr CALDWELL. "A
new and splendid Monument 10 the memory
Of the late President Caldwell, whose re-.
mains repose IN the Campus Grounds Of the
University, has been purchased BY the Alum
NJ Association, and we learn il now Al Dur.
hams Depot. awaiting transportation to this
place. We will give our readers full de-
scription Of il when Il arrives.
Hft Chapel HH Gssai,.
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The Farmers CuIde.-M,. 2. I. perlin

The Farmers Guide.-M. z. L. Perkins,
editor q the Clinton Independent, proposes 10 pub.
'sh an agricultural paper under The foregoing title.
The price q the paper will be 81 per annu, payable
on receipt Of The rsl number. Mr. Perkins /. spoken
q q an intelligent working man. well posted 10 az.
rieuiufe and improvements o. the day. The work !.
% be 20 pamphlet form. and viii be commenced in
March Or April. u suicienl number Or subscribers
shall be obtained.
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MAINE Lossts roa NovrsBER. The New
York Courier publishes table Of marine
losses for The past month, showing en- sgrre.
gate Of ihirty.sight vessels. Of which Two
we're steamers, sir were ships, SIX were banks
sir were brigs, seventeen were sehooners, and
one slcop. The total Of property lost vas
eight HUNDRED and twenty. niss thoussbd two
hsndred dollars, This j. the value Of ,I,e
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property totally lost, exclusive Of damages to
vessels not amounting to total loss, and Of
partial losses Of Cargo. Since the first Of
January 525 vessels, valued with their cargoes
lat sic, $50, 809 have been lost.
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al carpenter. and Scott. the commentator.
Of glazier. The father Of John Opie. the
great English portraitpainter, wasa carpenter,
and Opie wasraised from1the bottom ofasaw-
pit. where he was employed il cutting wood
to the proiessOrship d painting in the Royal
Academy.
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ISHUxAN.--Some brutal wretch entered the
field Of Nathan Shipley, ST., in the upper
part Of Howard county, Md. on Sunday,
night last, and cut the tongue entirely out Of
a valuable horse. belonging TO s. Such in
human cruelty and villainy deserves the Sc
verest punishment. and the perpetrators
should be speedily brought to Justice.
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New York Election. - The election for
Mayor in the city Of New York, on Tuesday Of last
week, resulted in the election Of Daniel Y. riemann,
the Union candidate, by majority Of 1881 over
Fernando Wood, Democrat. Upwards Of $4,000 votes
poed, the largest vote by some thousands ever
cast in that city.
In both Of the legislative branches Of The city GO
vernmeni the Democrats have a majority, Is follows;
Adermsn-Democrats 10, Opposition Z.
Council--Democra,s 10, Opposition s.
The election, !, is said, passed OF in an unusually
quiet manner.
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The Worth Carolina Psanter. = n. 4

The Worth Carolina Planter. - Mr.. A.
w. Gofman, editor q the Spirit Of the Age, has also
issusd proposals &c Publishing an sgrepIiursl paper
10 the city Il Raleigh, 10 be called the North csroIns
Planter u pamphlet Of 90 large pages. pub
lished monthly At one dollar year. He propose. TO
issue The 6fst number Is two thousan subscri.
hers are obtained.
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HrLLsBoRoUGH, N. 9.
wednesday, December 8. 1857.

~ Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder and for adver-
Using.
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It's ever the least in talent who become
malignant and abusive.
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United States Senator. - Ex-Governor Jas.
H. Hammond, was on Monday the soih uliimo, on
The third bao,ng, elected ~ the Legislature Of South
Carolina, United States Senator to GIL the vacancy oe-
casiOned by the death Of Senator Butter. The vote
stOOd-Hsmmond IS. Pickens SO. Scattering IL.
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meeting Of the Democratic Stale Committee Is 10
be held in the city Of Rslsish Friday the sth Of ia
mary NEXT 70 determine on the time and place for
holding the next Democratic State Convention.
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Revolutionary History North Carolina, 1855 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BELLEvILLE-Loss BETWEEN
$40 600 AND SIS 000.-The large cluster Of buildings
situated on the Van Rensselaer, property in Beleve,
st the entrance of the village, known as the Chemical
Works, with adjoining gristmill, was totally de-
stroyed by fire at about 81 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The Chemical Works were owned aud occu-
pied by MIR. John Eastwood, and were used for the
manufacture of colorng matter for cacoes and other
chemicals. A large amount of charcoal was also made
from the wood used in preparing the matter, and tee
6re it is supposed caused by spark accidentally
eetting in the charcoal. Mr.. Eastwood and two men
were at work in another part of the building, but were
ignorant of the fire till the portion Of the building
where il occurred all IN blaze from the ground
10 the roof II was first discovered from the grst-m
and the alarm was raised, but too late to save the
property. portion Of the stock was saved, but the
greater part was consumed.
The adjoining grist-nil, owned by VIM. Stephens
and occupied by Josiah Rhodes, was also destroyed.
The entire stock Of -four and feed and all the contents
except the machinery, were saved. A new building
in connection with the Chemical Works, which had
just been completed at expense Of $1,000 was also
destroyed. The entire loss is estimated at from
SO 600 TO SIS 900. Mr. Rhodes has an insurance on
his machinery of 81 500. The insurance Mr.. East
brooks property had inst out and his loss is there
fore considerable. He designs rebuilding as soon as
possible. The insurance on the mill we did not learn.
The fire was plainly observed from this city and sew
eral Of our residents went to Belleve; but, there
berg no there for exnguishing hres they were
Of no use in saving the burning premises
D. Newark Advertiser, Oct 9.
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Arrived.

s. NJ steamship James Adser. Turner. Charleston 50 hs
mdse and pass. spoford, Teston Co. Thursday %,
north OF Cape Lookout passed propeller City Of Norfolk bcs
5p passed steamship Columbia 10 miles north Of CAP
BatterN.
Bsrk Eliza Bsrss Br) Wellington Cicnfdegos days SGT
20 Tucker Lghtbourn Oct off the Dele eEcnsn'a
sanels with brig Msybew from Bermuda fs New fof,s
Brig Emma Pitts Para Sept IS rubber Sc 70 Cos
ing BeDto Co. No American vessels In port. -.
Bne J King OBI, Cofb Windsor, N g., days P'"'
schr Eclipse Jones, Wilmington NJ c. Il days naval ''
TO Scranton L Tsllnisn. ID
schr. sn'an Jayne, Jayne, Baltimore days, eoI W.
BruIt slsght. a.
scbr Mary, Rocket, Philadelphia days, cos- tOand
GIeeBpoIt "a.
sclt Blue Nose (Br), Locke Halifax days fish and o
II. q. Donovan.
Schr. Montezums Penny Albany for Boston.
schr. Racer, Peerce, Richmond IS Gays, -four 10 NAVEL
sCbr. Martha Collsrd Collins, Virginia days wood
scbr L. H. Indic0tt Van krt, Philadelphia days css'
sckr. Ann Flower, Crowell, Boston for Albany.
schr Notus, Weeks WsIeham. via Bridgeport ~.
So isabel Rollins, Baltimore days 10 bslsst ~
10 pass. to Spof1rd 1leston Co. A
Steamer Curlew Williams, Providence Is hours udss
Steamer Wesernpor Berry Portland IS hours ndss o
Il. Cromwell.
sAtLED-Ships Resolute, freeman, or Liverpool -
N,ob BrJer co. Leontine tBrem Deet(en, LONDON
Alice Chesseman. Port Prince brgs Granada fe.tDs
feovitss w Wlson, Farrell, Rio Jsnero. snc others
WIND. m, NSE. p. M, sSE, light
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FRIDAY, Oct. 9-P. VI.

FRIDAY, Oct. 9-P. NJ.
The Stock market exhibits much the same features
as have been noticed for some days past The
Ieadrg stocks are pressed the Market for cash. and
in mes. ca-es further decliue was submitted to.
There was some disposition shown to take buyers OPP
lions but the differences asked are very large and the
responsible members of the Board are not willing to
do long time business Reading and New'York Cen
trial have been oversod and are scarce. The market
consequently is firm for these stocks under purchases
Tor delivery. Bank stocks appear TO be the creates,
ssffersrs to-day. Partly from necessity and partly
frcu fright, small lots are continually pressed
rpon the market, and lover pnces than ever
before known have been submitted 10 to force
salee. American Exchange .old down 10 80, fall OF
I3 y eent, but closed at 81 bid. Bank Of Commerce
sold At 10 Metropolitan 50, Bank Of the State Is, &C.
AZ auction there was a panic 10 Bowery Bank the
Gales Of which pressed from 81 down 10 20 uuder
Gales about 700 shsres At sucop al.o Union sold ST
esxe0, Brosdwsy 100 0lOl, Artisans 1904, North
River Ga. Shoe and Leather 60 Nstioasl 90i. The
sscYne in Delaware and Hudson was marked a. the
NorpiDg Board. Il opened Al ~, sold down 10 ~
mt ., he close in pro sed 10 81 Ehe cold Is low a.
s.1s 4hs ,,ree., Hartford and sS-rsvso 50, De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

RAILROAD AocIDIsr.-The train on the Lake Shore
Railroad due at Buffalo at 10 a. No. was run into by a
freight train the freight track of the New York
City road at the crossing, about mile from the de-
pot severely iDjuring several passenger The Lake
Shore train was time, with seven heavily laden
passenger cars. The engine of the freight train
struck the third from the engine of the Lske Shore
train, almost entirely demoshng It, throwing another
down the bank, and two others off the track. The
persons injured severely we're: George Williams OF
Enc, brakeman; Charles Lockwood, Silver Creek )
AloIzo Freeman, Buffalo reedes No. Swan street /;
Mrs Burchard. Dupkirk, slightly; E. s. Blneby. Pom
tisc shoulder disocated; Mrs Helcomb Silver Creek,
slightly.
A man, name unknown, was taken to a house near
the place where the accident occurred. He is bnt
sEghtly injured. Some ten or twelve others were
slightly injured but able to go about their bust
The Lake Shore train was entitled TO the track
as they were on time. The engineer Of the freight
train immediately left ard bias Doabeen found; 1t is
thought be has left the city Both trains were moving
very slow, the destruction of life would have been
great. 1t Is thought all those injured will recover,
cept the brakeman, and the physicians do not give
him up. Buffalo Advertiser, OCT. 9.
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Markets. 8. Reported by TatgyayA.

NgwORLgAss Oct. 8-Corros Is depressed and tepdini
downward but prices too esnlar oI quostons sale. To-
day 1000 bales Sales cannot be effected without sacrifice
MoxEY is tighter There movement in EXCHANGE rd
no bank checks on New York can be had.
wORLEAys Oct 9-Corroy-sses to-day 100 blss;
the market Is still unsettled but the saes OF Mddns were
mainly a. I2 sales Of the week 1877 bales receipts he
week bales decreased receipts sh, port az co~ssiss
FLOUR slightly lowers sales at SIS 76 Yellow CoRs 75c Lam
firm Tic in kegs Rio COFFEE nominal sales OF the v
bsgs at lGdlOlc moSEy tighter and there 10 nosaini
doing in FREsMrs or EXCHANGE parties awaiting the 'ua
affairs In NewYork. -.
CHARLESTON Oct. s-CorroS-saes OF the weeL, IN
bales; Middling Fair, Isle. RIcE-Good Sc Red wMar,
GOO bales and the RECEIPTS 5000; STocx 900 bales We
BUrraIo. Oct O. p m-FLouR dull and lower; ,s llu
bbs at 81 5d s5 for common to ordinary extra WgsAfm
settled according to the wants Of seers sales 70 700 beh
1880 for Chicago Spring and soc Tor red asa esss
here and firm at sc WHISKY firms sales 40 bha q i
salon. fREIGBTs from l5d6c. for Wheat % Nswios
bbls Flour; 81 eco bush Wheat; 1900 buh Corn. csna
Exports: 40 eco bush Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn; 800 sa'a
Oats -
ALBANY Oct 0, p m.-FLouR exceedingly dal ne.ains
A slight sales at the railroad In lots cover
bush Western mixed at e7lc, thirty days. BAsLsy-ss
rowed sec and coo bush odipsry Canada WISH
Sales q bbls this morning at isle and later in the day
ibis prime at :2s Shipped to New-YOrk last evening: m
OswEGo Oct 60 ?. m.-FLouR Is unchanged; sales tcd}
SEQ bbs WHEAT dull and is held at about s5c for Chcss'
sps ;gss tod to-day woo, 200 bush : &c, CS qs s ~
Corn. and 4,CoO bush Barley.
CmeAGo, Oct. 30 D. m1FLovs steady wT.r nm =. y
Flour Wheat 10 600 BUSH Corn To Osweeo floaf or
Wheat. l8 0 hush Corn. RECEIPTS 10 day. $500 bbi Flour
10000 bush. Wheat; 400 bush Corn.
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TEE U.Aa EXPEDITION


FroE iAC :: i6ls RsssDt.0G. O:
We r. We i,c0urts r. he rec. osts en- ~ az The
eyped'hcut' U:Nh. They were 10 o.np b. Bde River
for tse night one buuC~ed anc tbgfy-our mes fro n
For' Le.venworth. To 10 that point the Inlrsh had
tetn v"Ty eassnt TIE lther berg very hae soi
me rpsd excellent. Toe military force under the
sonlmsnd e that veteran officer, Col. Cooke, and
Numbered aboat four hundred privs.ss mounted, ard
eighty wagons. The Governor ard suite have six
wagons al three carriages. Ii was expected that all
Ne gentlemen composing sbe civi, Government Of
Ush would 90 ont with this escort but only Governor
Cumming xpa Secretary Ha,tnett were with it. Judge
All ers snd The Postmaster AZ Salt L<ke City had gone
ahead and IL is feared thst the others will not be able
70 each .be Territory before the coming Winter.
Settlements our correspondent says, are springiny
10 this route, hut The improvements not very
substantial beirg only, general thing six by nine
shsnties or sod huts The soil good, but the crops
ere Indifferent.
The Utah expedition is likely 10 co.t the govern
mert pretty penny, bat it will be money well spent.
The mules II is estimated, cost 800 each, and the
horses ESQ., The stores at Blue River cost 80
per bushel, and the transportation 70 Fort Kearny
and Fort Laramie viii increase to the same proper
tor.
Col. Sumner and part Of bis command arrived a..
Fort Leaverworth about the middle of last week.
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Ar Caso Aug. 90 Hero Holey Nsr., from and ~ y
again s. ~ 10 =, ~
In MsIssrett. Bay July =. May Ann, DSim.n = $3.50
tken 80 and 100 h. since lesyinr Honolulu IN Asy
Palmer Green Honolulu rs bbs sp. had been On Hs p'
only few~eeks Ma
letter from the fret officer OF ship Hiswstha, Els 80
Brdore dated GsFquesss Islands May H. reports hef w"
months cut with 40 obls. sperm oil oil well p,.c
ship Mary L. Sutton, 5isson, which sailed from SAG
cisco SepteiIber4 for Lshana he'd been ehartsei YsI
COsSy Co., to load oil for the United States o' s''"
M.er. and officer. Of vessel, bound TO or past Horcda
requested 10 take notice. that Marine feiesspn uosp,
the ridge connecting Diamond head Win - bs3
viii b. ported China hound vessels can display ap
without calling out pilot The nations. ennsn s,.rd fsf
fore il Al xnsl Tor having United states mall on - osly
Hoporlu Th, ,irr shosd be displayed a. TIE .su tss
when pio. is wanted. Vessels can run s,df sfa re
mills Of the shore with perfect ssity' Ss ~'''''
.rede wind
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dire a " cent Tho process OF contraction NJ cur
rbcy, which is stsa,ly soias on, CONTINUES 70 throw
afse amounts Of S'6.s Stocks noon The MAKE. Inc
transactions to-day sdd Up $4,000, and under tie
circumstances the market is well sustained, cosng
VIA 81 improving tendency. In Rsiiroed Bonds the
business gss $40 600 Illinois Central sold q. So New
York Central 6s 90 Erie Cd Mortgage 50. Erie, 1879,
| broke down on sales OF $4,000 from 30 to II, bu'
aper ward recovered to %. Eres 1884, sold at ~,
| decline Of y cent.
| At the Second Board the market was steady, aud
after the Board much better feeling was exhibited,
| AID the market became quite buoysnt. Rock Island
was bid mp TO co; Reading to 81 Erie to 10; New
York Central TO IS, &c. The improvement was pro-
badly the result Of the disposition shown by the banks
to discount more freely.
n Exchange there is stl no movement OF imPor-
lance, and rates are heavy.
Freiehts are lower ard inactive. To Liverpool,
lO, 900 bush. Corn at Id. and 200 hhds Sugar al
| 22s Cd To London, 100 hhds Sugar at 21s., JDO
bbs Oil at 25s. 10000 hhds. Slaves at 6os. and by
steamer Argo, 5000 hbds. Slaves at a's and 100
boxes Indigo at 35s. To Glasgow, ID hhds. Querci-
tron Bark at 30s To Bremen, 80 bales Cotton at
&C. 2OOe hides at Ic., 600 bales Tobacco at 5Oc y
bale brig of 300 tuns from st. Marys to Windward
Islands with Lumber at $40. A bark from Charles.
ten g. C.. with Cotton to the Continent at lc. per b.
bark from Boston 10 London with Sugar at 27s. Cd
The business of the Sub-Trsasury was Receipts,
$50 6i6 49, Payments, 1854 5l6 %; Balance, &c.
l49 S. Included in the payments were sl75 600 for
redeemed Government Stocks. About $4,000 Of
these stocks went forward to-day for redemption.
The business at the Clearing House to-day very
light, being only 81 $4,000.
Adrian II. Muller will hold his regular auction sale
OF Stocks and Bonds tomorrow at Il O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Nicolay will hold special sale of stocks
ard bonds to morrow Saturday, at II o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Ncosy sold at auction to-day the following
stocks:
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Total Pots and Pearls.
COTrON-Strict hddins Upsnds have sold Is low - &c.,
and quotations ntnue nominal at the decline We emily hear
Il sales Of 80 bales We omit prices in the absence Of s
CT, Ut business 10 furnish basis
COFEEE-An kinds continue dull and nominal. We only
hesr Of q sale of "a bags Rio a. lOtc
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe inquiry for Western Canal Flour
less active but with limited arrivals OF superne state this
rber higher otber descriptions Of Western Canal dull
and heavy at the close the inquiry being confined 20 the home
trade; the sales 20 bbls At e01st IS tr common
.uperne Iowa Indiana aud Mchisan 81 sGa 81 for extrs
DO IS ga IS IS fr common to good extra ONO Iop
VI Is for good 20 choice extra do d 81 . Tor 81 LOUIS
bands Sc 75d 81 10 Genesee Canadian roa
without chsnge, super6ns Ia scarce aud wanted - ~
bbls. extra IS lsds6 for common TO soodi eoolee
Southern Flour In moderate tsluss
snd better xrsdes hesvythe inquiry manly ior lne
low and medium brands in for the West Ipoies s are
more &c and ,5a 81 Is better trades Rye Flour
lower in moderate demands sales Of I'D bills a. % 70
as4 IS Corn Meal IL lower and nominal. sales Of Jerey
cashup IS 40G 50 90 Buckwhest Flour selling At 81
q . Is + coo 70.
FIsH-Tbe continues very quiet aud kinds
ueh depressed We have only 10 sales OF 800 otis Dry
Cod stsrday evening and TO dsy chiefly George az price
pired We quote the from esq IS IS for large
and SO for Nos and respectively Picked Herring are
Inactive and be quoted above s. IS by the
Smoked dull al former rates.
FRUrS-By s1ction. l,l53 boxes French Lemons sd At
IS 75d So cash. Rssns quiet nothing doing 8, private
sale. Apple. dull and lower quote Western and Rivers
5000 do Coeosnuts at Z r.
GRAINThe demand for Wheat 70 much less active the
oftmept but shippers ont OF MARKET sales OF 80
bush Southern vhite In lots 30s j and 800 bushels
tod7ic Barley inactive and nominal at z5es2 Oats
and bser sales Of southern az 8Gfo Jersey
Sd5S State 55dSc, ard Western, Sd6oc. Corn 10 lc
lever md rather mere active the arrivals are nocers the IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

BAS6yD HERsELF.-Mrs. Ruff, the wife of Abrs
hsm Ruff very wealthy and respectable citizen of
Mt Pleasant township, Penn, hanged herself the
5tb int, while her husband was yet sleeping. Mrs.
sk got up For the purpose Of getting breakfast bav
ing her girls ont to milk the cows she went into
q room adjoining their bedroom and fastened the
rope TO peg In one Of the rafters Of the ceiling She
was dscoy cred before che quite dead. with her
knees nearly touching the floor. The only reason
Given for the rash act is religious excitement.