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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

DEUxIEMB CoUR JUSTICE, NJ. STEW EI, vs. CHAS.
Paraisse d'Orleans. ! SCH II.HAUS-No. 5000.
TN VERTU dun writ de fierI facins moi
L Honorable G. Bradford Seconde Justice de
Psx Ia parose Orleans e proeedeial MERCREnI,
Il 1858 midi PArcRde de Banks des Nagasns
les Gayer Natchez la vente pubque adu
deation de-
neassiz cempr les Pleasant evee Fulton e de
Fuam0ne La dte portion de eant In parte superieure
gne par lie No 10 de fet No du dit fsuhorg
fomemen plan dresse lie fevrer 1889 annexe acte
passe pardeyAn Edward Barnett uore e l9 avri 1889 ct
Is pieds 6lignes de face Ia Fulton
sur 50 pieds pouce de profondsur
Ensemble toutes les baisse ameoatons qu existent
d.
SAisi dams l'afsaire ei-cidessus.
uNDITIoNs-Comp'ant a moment de padjudicHtion.
fe5 q ml7 G. W. SIMPSON. Conneahle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM J. LOGAN.
BY JOHN G. PoINDEXTER, Auctionear.

SATURDAY, March 20th, Is5S, at 10 o'clock
- NJ by virtue Of and order OF The Hon
District Court Of New OTlesss win be sold public
auction the lately occupied by The deceased No.
lU7 Charles for of said succession
Of Fnrnure consisting If Bureaus Bedseads, Spring
Mattresses Mirrors Fixtures Of Coffee stand and large lot OF
Plssterers' NOulds, Images, ETC.
A@TEkMS-Cash.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

ness of his Conpan, and The terms Of the contract with
Mssrs j. r. Grant 10 for the completion seventy miles
Of road render absolutely necessary the Company should
realize the stnents oi its stock remaining due and
where payments have nt been made satisfactory
angeme entered ntor the adjustment of all seeh indebted
subscriherr holders the stock certificates
which there remains nnaid nslamens therefore heit
Re0lrod By the Dtctos OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company that the aidD reetors proceed on the lh Day Of
February, 1853 betwes the hours OF IL A. NJ and r NJ At
lie auction hgs bidder for cash s the shares OF the
subscribers the capt stock Of the Company which
nsiamns dp and unpadsad shares to be trans
ferred on the he COMPANY purchaser pur.
ehase thereof provided by the 9th section Of tie charter of
esosed Tfat theproceeds Of sale any case shall
be sufficient to pay the mount due by the su6crbers
stock is sold with ntet and charges thereon the President
Of the Company is auzed In his discretion TO to be
instituted the proper le proceedings collect the deficit from
sneh delinquent nbscritrs TO compromise sell dispose
of the same TO any persn or party at discretion and make
Resore That Prsiden shall give proner public notice,
less paid thereon And also have Circnlsr Letter al
dressed each Snhct whose appears the Books Of
hension .ha exist anhheFehy all future sales and transfers
he stopped by Iht mere delivery Of the Certificates OF
Stock, which may be Outstanding.
OFFICE soUrHHs PACIFIC RAmHoAD CoxrASy.
New Orleans. February 10, lS5S,
rs- Sir; In accoIianee with the above reso-
bee leave to inform va ha ali stoek 10 YOUR name upon
which Insiamens vert due and unpaid was sold at public
This Stock has been pchased by some gentlemen who have
large interest in The Rcd aud they have instructed me- that
should any stockhode h to the amount due his Stock
wha one month from n d"e to permit him so to do and to
Issue to him hs Cert.1calo - paid ,. a. .. ,,,,.
Of the Road reqed bynr Charter be compeied by the
18th Of t month"; hshed ana the cars running thereon on
Very respectfulyyOur obedient se-vant. 49,.
ieA a&Mu uEo ;. Af-iuhh, rresluene.
re- Mercantile library Association THE
from IL o'eioek A. IT, 100 O'Clock r NJ '''''''
Peron desors of beeang members will please leave their
| Subscription s5 per ANN.
| Rooms csrner Caual and Exchange Place.
4, y President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

GREAT SALE or REAL ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account Of deparure-Ten years credit
BY ALFRED BoULIGNY, Auct'r, d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES TaEATER, oRAvIER STREET
EsTIRE CHANCE or PERFORMANCE.

....x-,r,x.s ,rxxr arvs.tt ri, 4vIer STREET. |
-Four Attractive Bntersaunents s''Hn. soeese " VIC
fhhsoh bNLi.1i 49, 2
THIS EVENING t"kDsssDA - nv orT.p
II sew eps Ballet ssssa ~ 4. Dcsi ar
tis.e. ;YoIowee BY The vasdsylis entitled The V1 ~,
ssIch q entirely new Pa. Pour,
DuMs BELLE.
.sa.s
FAUsT.
easr. ss m y gEGssssd s with all It's original 'psnd' Fan par
ls so o ssy.sss T. the prices q sdmi'sso1
~ To.nerrew EysaipxEesiss charge oa performance
~ C0RBYN Msnsrsr
> ''' RssaTsR. fis5lfsp AOSAOA Asp AArhi-
81 onas's' street. e"TDes Of commeresa flaes
u H. sPA''ng -. :, ~, AAnAss'
MARSH JUVENILE coNEDIAEs
Pe,orrnsnee EysKy M syE .s sn5 Nv Ekv
~ = .S, rson ivy Ne"'' N"sAsA a man
''''s ~ $500
wEpNEspaY EVENING, March l7tbre =: sou11asnrs -.,h
ladsidds aos IA, ~ tsrcr Of BRIAN eiiXN
xs-Tn rehearssl-.'Nasd Queen'' ard 'sea Of lee"
os.n s !. ats utsr
past ocioek. r spaIpIxa T,e..r-s+
c,5c "a, ,,1 as TTIE aTEI,-sT- CaAaLEs sT-
- 80, + r..... and uans~az
II II r5pp r6pp 81 T '-'..'''' Acting Manager.
~ 'coiNhi-'.''''.'''''-''''. : -
CHANGE or TryF-usors omen at 7; performances com
ms'0e' M "~pA' 'S r.
wpnsRsnAy EVENING. March ~ 1858.
a., -, - =, . = - a.. IyoST. royrs
TT nisnt 81 & we TEF SsPanfIne Mia
Iss. ~ ~. wInn4ts NJ rer,v P,rens col Ta-
ass NJ CLAWS MI wight Mine Deschan. lrs
~ So ~ rs - ,.a,ssr fsrrs N ri z
FOUR sIs Rs-Mrs III Farrsn as the Pour Sisters
,,..x,,,,a -. ,x,,,.ar,,, -. CO.. -. p....... ~
fslSEs of SsIcs ~ ssn 3 " ~
errs. second Ofes - eents = 'ens~' NaAafso w.
ucsets, 90 eefts, noHso ~, y " r.
hx '''ee open oa'iS HUN ~ ~ - ~; zur -,
nII " ~. VI r-9..l. =. :.
~UU rx rrxs r. arscR -oRIEaxs sTREET-
4 lhsAnshNS AhbA@A a - u o'A-~>-NNS ~-~-@
THuksOAf, AaFch 10, ieSs,
of Mons. RAUCHFfrst night OF Halevy's Grand
Opera, TIE QUEEN OF CYPRUS.
roors oper al 6z o,eloek Performance Commences T.
PRICES OF ADMIsSI N-press Circle Iattced Boxes,
and Seroud FOXES 81 5O Pit 81; Third
renss M seat sernred unless maid for 4 ml7
- -
odd FELLOWS, HALE1-C AM p SIRE T..
" .s1l.
MAURICE sTRAKoscH begs leave to announce that
.,,.. q. rr~a.-ot,ns
, - 80 ~ 81 ~ 'S
1u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

-s4, M. SGHNEIDER'S fEYEI. PTArO DE
H=S[59P0T, No. SO Royal street.
W. Sff The undersigned would calhe attention f the
public to his and extensive stock Of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT AMOS,
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured 3ressly to hiIder
These Pianos for finish admirable tene touch are nsur
passed by any and offered at the lowt market prce
Sole Depot for LETERMEis CHAPt ORGANS, lccor-
dions and Flunas Of Louis XIV, orie aRd Gothicyle
with without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repting attended l.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, 50 oyal street,
Jas 3m opposa Louisiana Bsk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

:, ESTRAY-CAME TO OUR YARD, FOOT
ISsF@ of Iielord street the tth inst BLACK MARE
NZN PONY Left mind foot white; The owner is re-
irsf@j 10 call nav charges this Advertisement
Ma a. ' f' sNDREW JONES & co.
sEa HATSy HATS!-The snbseribeTs are now re-
a ceivne by every Gamer the hnest Ms o. AZ
HATS SILVER MODE FELT HATS, CEYLoEIA HATS,
CASHMERE HATS Creole Style, and fine French and Amer
can FELT HATS, OF all STYLES, a ,, ,,r,,
ST. Charles Hat and Cap Emporium,
hsriesH Hotel,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
l.. Estate Slaves outdoor business
generally, Office rs Common of Camp
street SET ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

O. WORD. B. y slNhS,-
n c. WORD d co., AUCTI0NEERS, WILL. AT
". tend TO the sales of Real Estate Negroes Stock Sales
Trade Sales and ct every sae apperanng auctoneers
Office, corner Matches and Bank Place. jail II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

"A NJ. PAPPENHEIMES HAS RElovED
VI from No 80 Baronne street to l75 Canal Were he
an has on hand, and is constantly eevina lsge and
VI splendid assortment Of Rosewoodnd Mahogan Parlor
and Bed Room FURNITURE, atselected by imself,
which he offers the public at reduced ices times
Call and examine before buying elsewher Jas 5m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

81 No 2ts Bnronne street between Caondelet and Julit
go The Ladies' of New Orleans respectfully informed
St3 that the above Academy is OPEN where ali the
ET Fashionable Dances will be taught including the cele
Va brated "Bernadne Quadrlle Ia Cour and Iancier."
Mondry, Wednesday and Friday, from Ii TO and
to 6P. NJ. ~ #
Children Misses and BoyTuesday Thursday and Saturday,
from z. NJ,
Private Thursday and Saturday from II
to 3; and from to every ia2q tAnl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

kSx- Fob SALE OR CHAHFEH = THs
E&A Al and fastened very fAzts Nj
<s<.ing brig Northern Belle, no bustbsn,-S-
a found has just made the quickest passage to ths psFf
Maiaga. For terms. apply to
MD GEO. w. HYNsoE CO., 50 csnpssxse-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

SS- Orphans Home-rhe members Of THIS
Association and Its friends are requested 10 meet u the oinr
Seventh street Constance THURSDAY 18th
inst o'clock make for the Entertainment
TO br held during next month"; BY order Of the
MI BOARD on MANAGERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

have resolved to an interest OF six
per cent on the outstanding certificates OF profits, on
and after Monday Ia May next and to redeem
and after that scrip issued OF sha reseryng
nuer he o. their charter cash cApai OF hVe
hundred thousand dollars and they have fnher declared
a scrip dividend of F0RTY-TW0 PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums the year ending February IS 1855 for
which certificates will be ssned and after the hr day oil
Iune igfs CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAR RlERE, Vice President
n p LAWYER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

Dr. James, has for him wide spread reputa
ton. Gazette and Comet Baton Rouge, La NILS 6t&itw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

s2NEW SHEET IRON WORKERS.
W. 27 Tehoupiteulas Ne. Triangle Builaharl.
Are prepared manufacture any article in the abose s
suitable Steamboat Plantation and Refinery ~
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet iroa BssseA
ngs Chimnes Firehsds Juice Boxes. Tanks Fites. cAz
other articles in that ne used in the mannacaB 81
Sugar advantageous and In ttye of make
passed by any house In the trade.
We nso prepared 20 gu all orders from city Or eo1y
Builders work Copper Galvanized
Zinc Valley Guters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and ~
Heads etc, etc.
Parlor STOVES. g--5
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
hf5- All work done with dispatch dlS ~
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trade within its colonies and how impossiks ID
would seem to ~ to eject AT end vsshssE ~ COS
dial cooperation OF the Spanish West IpdER au-
thorites
Was this an invitation, il the estimation Of Mr..
Blair to British cruisers To visit and search Ameri
can vesselsY We not party to the treaty be-
tvsss England and Spain We arsnot tsspsp4ibls
for what the latter does for what she may fail to
do. We say to Mr.. Blair that We not tho en-
dorssrs Of Spain have not been party to, or con
niyed at. the continuance Of the slave ksde,a By
telling Lord Napier that his squadrons are power
less to do special work we surely did not mean to
be understood that they shoald be employed in the
brave service Of invading our peaceful ccmnerce-
Mr. Blair could not have thought so-he was surely
hoaxng the House. Ia. .tsniF ri ttsilfs1e saf 4 .
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THE NEW CITY oovElNMEyr,

! The new city Of esrsw ese duly installed ia 6fice
yesterday ne mayors Inaugural address is appro-
pirate to the occasion and will doubtless be received
with favor by citizens. His first official act was
the transmission Of message to tho councils
mending the enlargementof the police force Of the
city, in order pat be msy b. able to psessrvs and
maintain the peace of the city in all emergencies.
This is an important movement, and assures the
people Of this city that the mayor intends to
maintain the supremacy Of the law, and that it will
be owing to the remssness Of the city Legislature in
refusing to give him the requisite aid If no fails in
accomplishing this dssirAble object. The consolda-
ton Of the two police corps and the psoiug of them
under one responsibIe head, are suggestions which
deserve to be carried into practical effect We are
glad to notice that bills to reorganze the police have
been introduced into both branches Of the city coun
ciIs. ssA meeting Of the Board of Aldermen will
take place on Thursday next Wien this subject
will come up for special consideration and action.
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PERSONAL rvrEzLirENcg


The firm Of love Hall, publishou Of the Wire Grass
Reporter at Thomaslc, Georgia, hos been Dissolved
and the paper will b conducted hsresftar by p r. Love-
ESQ.,, the senior member W ts& i
Colonel Charles a Greene, Of the Boston Post, we
learn proposes to sail for Europe in the steamer America
Wednesday next TO recruit his health which for few
weeks past has been such = to conAne him to his
house. ~f WI
The last Mississippi Democrat comes out with me.
moir Of Hon A. Y. Brown, Postmaster General, and
urges his nomination for the next presidency Per
ra the Panldng Clarion has an article In favor of Hon
A. G. Brown, of that State. for the Office.
The Philadelphia Evening Journal has information that
Mr. VIM b. Reed, the American commissioner to China,
Is coming home that lie will return BY thsovczand route
and probably reach Paris London time in tbs
ensuing autumn.
The Brownsville Flag announces the death of Mr.. Pc
ter Seuzencan United States consul for the city Of Mas
noros Mexico who died at kls residence In that city
Sunday morning, tho 22d ult Mr.. 3. was wcll-known
citizen Of New Orleans, and 1t time der Of the
third district
Rev. Leroy NJ Lee d. d., having declined renom-
nation to the edtorshp Of tho Richmond Christian Ad
vocate. will be succeeded by Rev. Leonidas Iosser,
d. D., Of the ablest and most eloquent diyneS Of
that church.
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SALTLAKE CITY.

Harpers Weekly gives account of Salt Lake City,
from which learn that it is four miles in length by
three in BREADTH covering IL square miles of ground
The streets laid out at right angles and each 22
feet wide. The sidewalks % feet in width city
ordinance requires that each house shall DO set 20
from the street. and TINT shade trees shall be planted
in front Each block from street to street is 90 rods
square, and eight building lots allowed each block
The dwellings mostly long one-story brick buildings
The city has pleasant appearance The river Jordan
uniting Great Salt and Utah Lakes is west Of the city
To the South, for distance of rs miles, Is plain On
the East and North the slopes Of the mountain range
There is hot spdng the cty,a stream from which
the Mormons have turned into their bathing houses
stream Of water running through the site where the city
stands has been turned by various branches into each
street. supplying every family with pure water and these
streams the inhabitants 10 raise trccs and flowers
which cou be grown IN that climate without irsiga
ton. The city was founded in the fall Of ls47.
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AN IMPORTANT CONFIRMATION.

The Senate yesterday, by vote said to have been
decided three to one confirmed tho Presidents
nomination Of Augustus Schel esq, as collector OF
the port of New York. Thus ends 80 far as the
present administration is concerned, the pestiferous
aud disgraceful scufle of factions in New York.
This overwhelming verdict of the Senate of tho Uni
ted States in favor Of Mr. Sche after the vindictve
onslaught that has been made upon his character du
ring the whole winter falls with excrucating effect
upon Haskin and his well-known colleagues in this
nefarious prosecution. n a
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THE INDIANA SENATOR'S.

d We congratulate our readers upon the decisive
vote by which ne Senate on Saturday confirmed the
election to that body of Hons Jesse D. Bright and
Graham n Fitch. The republican press has been
accustomed for some time, to sneer ut these gentle
men az usurpers of seats to which they not en-
titled and this has been especially the whenever
their votes have had controlling infaence in decd
ing important questions At such times the Senate
has been urged to prompt determination Of the
contested seats az if the determination sure to
result in the defeat Of the sitting members These
members, however have awaited the result with dig
nifty camness and patience. Conscious Of the JUS
tice of their position, they were conented to await
the triumph which they knew would not fail to come
This triumph has now been achieved, and by most
gratifying vote the Senate have decided that they
are the legally elected senators from Indiana. Mr.
Bright remains, therefore, in the distinguished body
in which no has already become eminent, and Mr..
Fitch, who is associated with him, will fasify the
promise of his career in the House if he does not
cupy Almost important position in the Senate. The
democracy of Indiana fortunate in being repre-
sented in the Senate by gentlemen able, industr-
Gus, and faithful as Messrs Bright and Fitch, while
the democracy of the whole country cannot but look
with interest upon result which continues two I'M
swerving democrats in positions of the highest con-
" slsEtt aaiFf,8 se aN9Et1Ef p taI tsssft
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POLITICAL IN1ELLIGENCE.

During the last week convention of the citizens
Of Delaware who opposed TO the national admins
tration held At Dover. tnt two thousand persons
are said to have bsen presents which IL great crowd fol-
the little Diamond State The convention WINS very
enthusiastic peoples part" was organsrd upon
the basis q Popalax sovereignty and protection to
American industry tsgss tfs5ss isss4qs7 ,,H4s
ALABAMA. We Gee from the Montgomery Conedera.
ton Of the eth instant that an Alabalnsn Of ability
commencing series OF cpmmupications over the sigma
tarc o. Madiscn IN vndic4tion 81 he representative
IN Congress who voted for the Conference bill The sub
lect will 10 treated II ssa from Alpha to Omega with
view Of placing tho whole facts before the people The
Confederation ays they are He productions d one Of
the clearsst and purss ntsIlects q the Sate and from
as true, honest and fAsthful con Of the South as
breathcs.'
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kxIrofox oy CcUxfnin HnAh rnn NoRrH PoIx In Nova
zemba las the pqtch who tveied there rcate the in
hahitants have mo regur prescribed religion but they
worship tbs sun ~ long he - with them and during
biz ecncc ~ moon aR@ peieSt&r. To these they Offer
yearly saclHces a dear, which they burn except the
heed and fsets tsy sacrifice alse for their dead The
6snsdascs, Who vt litae 10 Tie south Of Nova zmbh
ate gHeH idcaatdss AID believers OF witchcraf Each
aa4ilB hAs w. own temple, prisst and sacrifice The
pris = 10 oldest nn In ths nly, and his ornaments
2re rnH hbs and teeth 81 tsh and Wild beasts. which
hang Aboat him. On lis tond he wears white garland
Dusins his officiating no howis, gradually Increasing Ia
lonaaess and Acrccaew Of MARINER TIL ~ last he appear
Ike madpan He then falls down and initiates death o
tmc then, snddsnIy starting up ne orders five deer
TO ~' sacritice and after few equal Disgusting
and senseless actions the ceremony is ended "a
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LETrER POSTAGE


tfssa From the Albany Atlas ana Argus 11tisa
The Senate on Thursday. adopted amendment to
the post of appropriation bill Increasing Nt postage
Ave cents and also abolishng ths tracking privilege
for members of Congress Neer measure u very Mkely
to pass the Housc Although cheap pcsage ia most ac-
tAialy admits of question whstsr nnosn rate Of i've
ccnts would not on tho whoac conlns the two objects
Of cheap postage and the sclfsustAnApcs Of the depart
nent hetssr than the pscaant rats..sa s ~ .i pa
Tho Thanking privilege 70 members of Congrsws Il
grossly abused aud adds large expense 70 the mail ser
vice II needs either abolition or pydificatiop 9Ys
Abandon naent a the present arrangement add ~ paw
sment within reasonable imss AZ the postage 81 locu
ments out OF the treasury -wo,d be at least an i'm.
proysr,ept. VI NR ~ #
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THE rsTxeBS11 o. The ga FEr 4
%. y no deans u dixfify - as1 ktioaa OF ale

I'VE have no desfo 70 uH&miy " ass k"oRk> -
rumor by denial but yet it is sometimes necessary
to notice them in order to protect the public from
imposition by the emphasis and confidence with
which they repeated.
Although the present cabinet is probably the
most Harmonious one that has existed in the
history of the government the public is every now
and then edited by some cunningly devised fable OF
disse,isons jealousies, and alienAtions among It's
members We believe the latest rumor Of the sort
refers to the Secretaries Of Treasury and Of War.
1t proclaims, first an alienAton between these two
gentlemen, and secead En- actual resignation by both
of their respective postionsl The FIRST part Of the
allegation obtained currency by having received, by
some accident, an interrogstory and increduous
mention in the columns of the New York Herald
The other part, we suppose, grew out Of the first,
and was banded about the Capitol yesterday morn
ing for few hours Ht 81 ailn laae
We stated some time ago that the President en-
teztained entire and implicit confidence in each and
every member of his cabinet; we can add now in
RESPONSE to this new class of rumors which have
had more recent invention, that the utmost good
feeling exists between all the members Of the cabinet
and if any two Of them are on terms more cordial
than the rest they happen to be the very gentlemen
whom this latest and reahsst rumor announces TO be
at daggers draw enr nfats lie3 g1a9l gacsrE :
AS to the recent effort Of discarded officer Of the
government to dignity his little grievance by hanging
it upon an alleged cabinet quarrel and to swell the
dimensions Of his own supposed wrongs by identi-
flying them with the fancied wrongs of a member OF
the administration, the idea is too romantic for the
homely matter-offact of office-b9ldng and Office
losing and belongs to the department Of fiction. 1t
is probable that the publication in due time, OF the
documents connected with the removal in question,
win relieve it very much of the epic gloss in which it
has been presented to the world, Nov
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Nsw YoRx, june l4-Gotton closed nominal sales Of
900 bales Flouris sales of II 900 barrels State
s. so 50 90; Ohio, ~ SO a - 60 southern, "a IS
asa TO- Wheat Is buoynnt sales Of 40, 900 bushels
southern white 81 50 western red "a asl o. white,
81 06 81 0s, Corn has slightly advanced sales OF
s5 600 bushels; mixed, e. u cents white 10 76
cents yellow, 76} ~ cents. Pork is quiet mess,
4l7 SIT 10; prime, $ls rs $l4 Lard is heavy at
l02 III cents Whiskcy Is firm at ~ q 223 cents.
Sugar is steady Muscovsdc, q cents Coffee is
quiet Mt 10 lit cents for RIO Spirits Of turpentne il
steady at so cents Resin Is buoyant at 81 80 81 52A
Rice Is dull at q 81 cents q 1sn ns
BAIrMoRn June ll.--Flour IL dull and unchanged
Howard street and Ohio, "a S7} City Mills 81. Wheat
quiet and buoyantsAr 10 good reds At 81 81 o5 fair
to prime white, 81 Sif5 Corn H. very steady white
at IS SO cents; yellow u GO 20 CENTS Provisions
dull and closed nosninal whskeyis stcAy at IL
2l} cents. hhn.s3 asfr apnie2t@i eNr aEas s8t
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.

The President last evening issued proclamation
convenng the Senate in special session to-day for
the purpose of disposug of executive business. 1t
is presumed that the session will not extend beyond
few days .d r .