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NtcDtDl per 0aQ. 52-53 Cts.
suttsr ttefane @pptn % sents per %, @lnOes 1918, @Ua
80 bnen, per 3ulbel 75-120.
&rader, ; @eats per Yfun6.
@&rbfen. $3.50 sr Sad q Sufb)
kete n, $50 Gents per YfIno.
StG&e, RafGrel. NO. SOLO 30 pfr 100 Yunb So.
2. $40; ~. 3. CROPS 75O s bite tletne So.
9artn8e, eabr. $3,75-s4; 9atitfar. S2.5O-$3 ae.
gassEil wa S' YER s91 100 g sfs 81 sa'55 . g @a0 per SAP $'2
8ru3te 0aDti6O ManoeIK, we,0i6. 25 Cts tartfd.
5s122 @Gtt"fn' 81 $22S g. s,E Ps s'rS Gntt;tn,
@spaT5, pisment "a ats per u, Nsften 80; o9in.
Sagmer 5%-6A, WtastataHB 6O-05, Dfefer 10-101&,
Wtustatblutbe 5O-5o Gents.
1uanO, peruotunti&er 2247 9funO 5000.
u 20, per Tonne p3,75-4.
8 stratbe, Wstssn, rOtper %11O-13O, ipei6er gutter 125-
1876, better t55 Gts.
safer, 0tre anp Uiarpl. SO Al, penni, H-45 Cts.
@Oss II, Marpl. O-72 Cts.
@aa p Il a@ 5m 9ts' ratd Rt5 A pa aO Sat1 500. %a"'ua per
9datet eer$ s4-2o Sts IUies al s~etrUfnete 14-l6G
SOFTEN, neuer pr Yfano IS @tS.
safe, per Yfuno $50 Gents
q lee aame en-, $3.5O-6.
8atfet, @p fair per Yfunb lip, @O gut $40,
Sapa t5-l6, 4asua9ra lily @ts.
&artOtteln, @eresr per SuiP'l $3.50 Cts, s%eUObnli&s
8pblen, tetne 5Orabu.s per 2unne $3.50. Stun Of the Shine
$40, 9amp "a %, SsUrse'S 9reet ale SOrten S. 90
$50, Mntbractte fur StGotBebraub $5.OJ-$5.Z5, Nptb-
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30, Sbto So. 50, oOwdrsltr. @rra $625, &ttp UiuS
@rtra $3.50, Baltic. 5amtlp $3.50, BAIT. @rtra $500,
NpBBen $40, 8CrnmepI 8aIttmD. per 100 ptuno
$4 %, Do. Counts $4.25.
MDlaffes, Meps Orleans fair Bis prtma per @alpne So
As Gts, &uba 32-34 SIS, 9tuScppapU 32-35 @ts, pOrtO
SlcO $40 &tS.
prUptitpnen, Beef per 100 Up sI4-15, MeseYprf Sf7
@erdaAelte6 5bWei aeReii6: S9alter per Up 719-74
Cts, Ses.tn 939 Gts. o4tnten lib Cts.
unserdu6ertes o9pstneFeti& 5&ultsr 6 Cts, Set'
len so SIS. 2arp Ii 9t6, pete 5OrR II Cts.
STU nj gep @nslauO per SalDne $3.50 els.
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per Up 10H &tS.
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ID a d. 8 per Up 80 bio 81 Cts.
NeW-Orleans per 100 Up $40 Bis 8.75, pOrtC
0itcp, $5.69-7.97, Cuba $3.50, V~dfinirter 3uder febt lit.
ben pcriGtepcnen 0rdOen pom "a dis tlM ie mad Guam
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administrations zSIn,rinr.

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gDatlen9erthte Der Staet Salttm. Uplmddt CUR Btrpaltune
beS gta6la1eS tbrea yer 0rb. @Benaun s . g. y. S9dber9
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MAIDEN, Dber gu 8epdr It9en, b1B tie tbrer " lpru0e an bteien
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Die 3ablungen an btelen Na6laB gu mapen Ba6en, merben
btermtt auf9eforoert, fU6e unperSugltG an lIntt r,eidnete 3u
letfen. @eseteu unter meiner 5an6 nnb Steael am % 4Hs
quit 1858 @ltiabetb S6aberg, d. ~ tifrdtprtu,
Aug24.S @de BON Nprt. uno 6onnDsrfr
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NDmnoon,c

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6 SmbarD uab @parIsSftr. Ode, entsesen8enUmm men.
SIN Auftrass Der SrUptlpn 3 cmpasnte
Aue1 s1Spt IDr. s, QDtB, SefretGr.
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Xbce llnD Raffee,

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uahermrtters in M3enten 8. QD. Bruno II. 5bbne.
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SO Or, S%papneS 5ulammenseleBte
gBtIpttrj Nen- oprpp 1ettt purtrt Hid bartnt dtsen outtn, @r-
idttungeu, 3iutiprten, MISUNDERSTANDING, &eber6elbptr'
pen, MtBeln un0 Iuftetbtn IN Der GebIe, 8urj1tDm gtett une
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tagttrt pas Ytut. Sm GrpB uHp &letnVsrEduf 5u ba5tn IN
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in 1Stn entlebsaoen 8rantbettea. 1T Su 90 Seats Ote 6iai6 gu
peltanfen IN Der SInee pes QDedere.
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uno Granddaughter iet.
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81 %fcl9enoen pretlen nit
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ut ma seu mir oaraut auLmerflIm- -
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trantDttfen i1o alsn aus etnem in unOrRnunB %8eratlenen
III 1stn e%utfebsaeen 8rantpettea, 1T Su 90 Seats Oe 6laib su
OeltanTsn IN Der SIrte be" 28sders.
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tdltungeu, Siutipcten, Observation-Disclosures, Geber6elbwtro
cen, 6leeln unO 4ufttib IN in Der 8ebr, 8Gr3atDm steit unt
Dec 5rur UOer Der &an5e. Dtsie 4r5net rsrntgt su8leth ub
tagttrt pae Diut. Jm Crop uno &leinpsrIduf Az ba5tn IN
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
News from New Mexico.

81. LouIs, March n, l8Ss.
The Santa Re mall arrived at Independence on The 10
instant
Capt Marcy was TO leave Fort Union for Utah on the
2Sth inst, with thousand head OF mules
Lieut. BesIe came passenger from Santa Fe. He Io<s
Los Angeles, California, January TO- with .weusy two
men and mules, having sent the camels back from tbs
Colorado river. he adhered strictly 10 the thirty nnh
parallel Of latitude which no pronounces 70 be the best
natural route for railroad 10 the world he shortened
whpples route five hundred miles, used no tents all Tho
way from Los Angeles slept comfortably every night and
found not over three inches OF any point While
on the route he discovered relics of ancient cvz-
ton, but met tribe OF Indians hitherto unknown Hs
says that white men could travel the route parties a
Eve as safely Is twenty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
The Rebellion In Sonors, Sc.

WASHINGTON, March ~, 1858.
letter BY the overland mail, via Psso and San An
tonic, 70 Lieut. Mowry, dated Arizona Fob, y states that
Gen. Csndsra the leader OF the rebellion at Sonora has
boon entirely successful having defeated tho government
troops in several battles. Al the last GandArs
had surrounded Peschera, the Governor 10 cut Cd
all hopes OF escape GandAra had also ordered all ths
prisoners to be and proclaimed that he would
hang Pcschiera taken.
Other letters say that the Fort Yuma and r Paso wagon
road was progressing finely.
The people Of Rio Grande much interested In the
success Of the Arizona bill 10 admit them Territory
The Indians were troublesome in the Mesla Valley
and general attack WAS feared. Nine Indians had been
kilet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
THIRrY-FIFrH CONGRESS.
yrRsr SESSION.
Senate.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1883.
The presiding officer presented communication from
the Postmaster General in compliance with resolution,
stating the expense Of the separating and distributing
Offices 70 be ses 900.
YUrnovs PREUyTHp.
BY Mr. sgvARp, (opp) Of ~ Y.-From the citizens OF
Munden, favor Of giving pensions 10 the soldiers Of
1914
From Mr. o. BeeSe, for aid to publish analysts Of
From the citizens OF New York for general relief law.
From Mr.. Whitney, Of The navy, 70 amend the pension
Michigan, for general relief law
BY Mr.. srIpKrL, (sdm.l Of Ll-From merchants OF
BY Mr.. DrRKSs, (opp) Of wlsFrom the Legislature OF
WISCONSIN, for Law 70 secure TO the state the proceeds Of
ny Mr.. BosEs, eadm.) Of Pa-From Mr.. Findlay Pat
,erson for payment for building the capitol building OF
Jecompton; also for indemnity under the contract
Numsmaiic so,ety or fennsylvania 70 establish medal
department IN the MINI
An Of the dove we're appropriately referred
ADvuoss RyrpRIa
Against binding In book form the obituaries Of Soma,
tors Bell Rusk and Butler
Assinst Mary ReDncr, W Russell, Captain Mcclellan,
for nrearms.
Py Mr. Hrsrvs, (adm.l Of va-For the correspondence
with Chile respecting the seizure Of the bark Msoeonisn
by the Pcruvisns
~ Mr.. Foor, (opp) OF Vt-From the Committee on
Ccmmcrce 20 inquire into TIE expediency OF appropratng
~ Coo Tor fixing the Custom House and Post Oce at Bur
inston, VT
UTAH ATTArRa
A resolution submitted ny unanimous consent 70
the Judiciary Committee lnstrucng them 70 Inquire INTO
expedcncy OF suspcuding the Territorial Laws % Usn
during the present dcu1cs and 20 report in lea on
thus suspended, such temporary laws ne NE exsensy
requires. -
TIM VOLUNTEER hRsy RiIl- .,
Mr. Iyprsov, (sdm) Of Ca, from the Con mus7 80 "
Mltary AfsIrs reported back without amendment tne
hill 10 oraapze regiment OF mounted volunteers ue
feno the TEXAN frontier the bill authorizing he frs
sdest call into the service OF the United S'~'es o ~
dit.onaI regiments OF volunteers
nfrIs nwonrD. - -.
Mr. Bnow~ (adm) Of Miss, from The oomminee on ,ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

The MAYOR AND THE Police COMMISSIONERS
1T appears that the entente cordsale which ought
TO exist between the Police Commissioners and
the Mayor is in serious danger Of coming to a
sudden end The Police Commissioners, it il
said, dlsapprove OF the very thorough reforms
which the Mayor has undertaken, consider chat
enough has been done in the way of annoying
gambling houses, disorderly houses, lottery Off.
ces and other Illegal resorts, and desire that no
more descents of the police may take place.
With this view IL Is understood that they are
about 10 withdraw from the Mayor the police
squad on which be has relied for the execution
Of bis plans Of reform and publication.
II has always been whispered that the gam.
bling houses, fashionable brothels and other such
establishments, existed with the connivance and
under the protection of the police. This action
of the Commissioners will confirm the belief.
II well serves TO illustrate the true character Of
the Metropolitan Police act And IL will teach
the people of This city that about the only
honest magistrate VIC have ia the Mayor, and
that Il Is the duty Of all honest people TO sup
port him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

- sr. Lous, March "a, 1858
The De~ocrut publishes card from j. H. Lane In rcply
10 proclamation Of Governor Denver. In this card
Mr. Lane says that snc j. W. Denver accuses him Unsl
OF arrogantly usurpins and ruthicssy amplng under
foot the legislative department OF the government and
characterzee hs ancsy acts perhdious and yrAnsa
cal" Mr.. Lane then brands the Governor AZ csfunnia
tor pcrurer tyrsnt, snd pet appontee OF he ogarch
administration which disgraces the nation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

CINCINNATI, March "a, 1855.
The waierrn the channel Of the river At this point h
failing slowly.
LorIsvrIIs, March "A, 1855.
Tho water In tho river here Ia stationary. II msar
suros eight and half feet n the falls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

EUROPEAN BLuNpERs ABOUT THE UNITED
SuArEs.-Some of cur country contemporaries
are copying letter which has appeared In a
German paper denouncing tlo United States
and their institutions and declaring that all the
financial enterprises of this country are swim
dies, and that no State, railroad, corporation or
individual pays interest on the money he or
they borrow in Europe. This German paper
has been hoaxed BY, some European schemer
who wants 10 bring onSthe market some enter
prise with which he fears that our railroads and
State loans will compete to his ruin.
With the exception of a single city in the
West, we believe that there were no defaults In
the payment Of the interest on our city and
State loans this year; and with very few tri-
ding exceptions all the railroad coupons were
also paid at maturity. This took place imme-
diately after the most terrible revulRon this
country ever knew. Where is the country
where creditors suffered lesss Certainly of all
others Germany is the last which should re-
proach US; it il to the soundness and produc-
tiveness Of our enterprises that the bulk of the
German aristocracy are enabled to eat beef
every day. But for the Investments they have
here, they would only have beef on Sundays,
and sauerkraut the rest of the week.
OPENING LETTERs--There Is some talk In
some papers about the opening of letters ad-
dressed to gift enterprise swindles by the orders
of the Mayor, and some ignorant persons COM
pare the act to the violation of private rights
by European despotisms There is no analogy
whatever between the cases. In continental
Europe mans letters are given to him on
sight of his passport, and the government, If it
choose, assumes the privilege of opening and
reading all his correspondence. In New York,
the Mayor, by and with the advice and consent
of the parties to whom the letters are addressed,
and with the assistance oftheir Post Office ticket,
obtains the letters In order to return the money
forwarded to the party forwardingit. To blame
him for this is absurd
rs Has Chevalier Forney got that 500
donations Why don't he acknowledge the
charitable act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
street AItercasion I'm Philadelphia.

PHrrADDFuIA, March "a, 1868.
street alteration took place at to day between
VIM Rice, OF tho Pcnnsyluonidn, and Mr. Magrsw state
Treasurer The cause Of the dilculty IL suppcsed N
be political differences No serious injury resulted 70
rfy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

Al ten A. NJ yesterday the steamship Palmetto had
sn, in two rore and an Her bottom Ia out, ADD aboua
three hundred barrels OF the cargo win her anchors and
rigging will be saved doubtful anything win
bo reroy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

CALAm, March M-ePM
The line interrupted between this place and s. john
with no prospect Of being in order night At the --latest
moment Of communication with Halifax this evening thero
were, however, no signs Of the steamship Niagara now
fully due, with weeks later news from Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

The regular line OF steamers between Collingwood and
Chicago will commence running the FIRST OF MAY, and
the regular line bctwecn Toronto and Niagara on Monday
pext
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

MNRrTvuIE, @. W., March "A, 1864
To trial OF McfIenry, altos townsend the notorious
behvayman, will commence here tomorrow. GreaA
interest Ia felt in regard 70 r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
Heavy Robbery In New Orleans

IFhW OhIHNSr MkfCn Iooo@
heavy robbery committed in this city on sunday.
The office Of Henry Shepherd, Jr was burglAriously
thererom advertisement cautions the public sxAinss
negotiating tho notes. and eaers large reward shsr
recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
s.lnng Of the Canada form nn-tor.

BOTTOM, March 2i-2P ~
The royal mail steamship Canada for Liverpool via Hall
far, will sail about half past two O'Clock She carries
twenty passengers for Hafsx aud seventy for
Liverpool She also takes about $50 900 IN specie,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

skyAvNAH, March -, fsos
The Couri House and ~ the rccorda u iJse county,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

Es- Has Chevalier Forney got that 500
donations Why don't he acknowledge the
charitable act?
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-18
The Liquor Question.

In the House of Representatives, large
number of petitions are daily presented, asking
esn eu" the repeal or alteration of the present
raonse w. law. Mr.. Geopp, of Northampton
county is preparing new license act, which
will shortly be presented for consideration 1t
"ontans ", substantially the following few and
simple provisions
'''If Iirenses are to be granted to all persons
rbo NAV apply for them, and in the case of
.arprn-keepers or persons licensed to sell 10y
,a., measure than a quart may file q bond
,oondtioned for the preservation of good or
~, IN their houses. Three kinds of licenses
ora established; the first for tavern and restau-
.ant keepers F; the second for liquor dealers
I'D tbe third for brewers and distillers who
nov n take out tavern-keepers' license if they
moose. & Tavern-keepers Cor persons selling
bv less than one quartz are to pay as fol-
lows:
and dollars, three hundred dollars when
,bev are between twenty thousand dollars,
oni forty thousand, one hundred and fifty
dollars between ten thousand dollars, and
twpnty thousand dollars, seventy-fve dollars I;
between five thousand dollars and ten thous-
and dollars, fifty dollars ;-and under five
thousand dollars, twenty-five dollars. Ii
ouor dealers (or persons selling by the quart
and upwards) to pay as provided in the act
Of 4th May, l84l, section 10, which continued
in force uutil repealed by the jug law" of
1855. Brewers and distillers to pay as pro-
yided hv the act of 10th April, lS49, section
s3 which was the law regulating their sales
until the passage of the same jug law"
The machinery for assessing the sums to be
maid and issuing the licenses in this: The ap-
nraser of mercantile taxes is to assess all
nersons engaged in the business, or who may
inform him of their intention to engage in it,
and TO classify them according to their rates
specified subject to an appeal of the judge 1f
the Common Pleas just as in the case of mer-
chants. The list of tavern keepers, liquor
dealers, and brewers and distilIers thus made
out, is to be furnished to the county treasurer
by the first Monday in September, whereupon
he shall issue the licenses, upon payment
Of the price assessed and fees, and in the
case of tavernkeepers, upon the delivery to
him of bond in $500, with surety to be
approved by him conditioned for the main
tcnance of good order, &c, the bond TO be
held in tie Office of the Court of Quater
Sessions. s.
This with the addition of penalties for vio'
htion Of its provisions, is the whole act.