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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01

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MERCHANT TAILOR.
nAs asnsvsa =
NO. y MArr-sr, BET. SECOND ! THIRD.
Having just returned from the East,
HE II Nov H CRIv1Ha
a ssisos Asssrtasns -
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he viii b happy 70 exhibit to Gil Who sall.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE Latest STYLES or 0oODs,
And constantly receiving
Everything New N she way -
HON,
He respectfully invites the ;Gentismsn u Ksoksh
and vicinity, whsn In want Of
xAsY-1Irr1No AND HrcE.nADH cIcrnru,
Srfo srvs Hls sAL.~
n. B.-Partiealas attention paid to CUTTING
Tor others 70 make: neys' ClssAss Css.
Keokuk, Sept 10, 'bs-d
ANDnKW y. WILKINS0R,
(LAts Wtlkinson D 4snhAlIl
wA''''.i No. p. = I'M nis.s1 srsss''''
|nFFKRS Tor sasA 70 tAs trade, snA n retail. :
~ full asseftmsnt Of Drur and Mslieines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, window Glaaa, Glass Wass md
Varni1hss, e and below market rates.
M ITkATE Silver CrystAlissd --zs ounces d6S1-
IN ically pure, In store and for sAls BY
A. WILKINSON,
sugisd 0s Nain-st.
CpTs. TURPENTINK-1es GAL. IN barrels aad
: ' 80 "A Al. WILKINSON.
T lNsEKD, Lard Aad sperm 0il--30o raj. sach,
Al. WILKINSON,
a LC0HOL, 80 and S5 par sant.-S1O gal IN store
4. ]. WILLIAMSON,
au8lod % MAin-st.
S0oPKRS TsfH0LAsS--5O ihs q this superior
a. !. WILKINSON,
auelsd % Hain.s..
A YEh's Cherry Peotorai-1eo dozen Of THE
IA standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
a. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Ksokuk,
E,RAysEKs BAKING POWDER. .4ni,s.d y
i ail who have tried IL. q superior 70 any 9TH
A. J. WILKINSON,
| aug24d % Main strest.
(voPAL, Nos. md =; csAsh, Iron, Dsmar ~
~ White, Japan and kss&Aas, 81 tAs Queen City
Vanish Coz Tor sale IN a.sa,itiss 70 sniss by
auE73d % Aain-st.
| u ECKEK's FAMNA, diet for invalids I'D
4. j. WILKINSON,
asgzsd os Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer 10 gross iarEs ne
= dunn aud ANAL rises, for sale BY
aag1sd IS Msin-st.
NHRoMES-arssn and yellow, dry, IN store and
= for sale vary 10" x Z. J. WILKINSON.
aag3ld Is Aain-st.
DUME Castor Oll--Pfssssd and Clarified
/ by stsam--in store and for sale low by
| A. =. WILKINSON, DrsGgist,
| M ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, II store and 10
1vx ssleby A. J. WILKINSON,
sagaAd IS Main street.
A New Gold Mine Discovered
Ann noe. CM Hrs. or ALL DEHCRIP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01

Qneru,s Cea L1ysr Oh Jelly,
"A Medicine, sontatni1g y pr ssat. purs I'll. 4
deieious preparation, hsving ~ ~ soothing and
1ealing properties u the oil Wildcat any deesrsa
~. =. y. WILKINSON, Drsegist,
n ssss II s4xs Il No. ~ nStn.et..
s 4 Aesas Aor this sity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01
IRv1lG & CO.,

IRWIN 4 CO.,
wnoL11ALH pnALrRs
groceries, Naslss lren, EIsur, sais.
Ao., AG., anA
COMMISSION : FORWARDING N11CHANrS.
sspslsdsas 11kfoxsPoaT, IOWA.
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BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

RBvERgHcRs:
The Park Bank, New York
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston
Messrs. Dana, FArrar Hyde, Boston.
Bank of Nswbury, Wells River, W.
Msssrs. MAttocks, Barron I Smith, Chicago.
Msssrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
xRsy. Gee. Dsnison, Ksokuk.
b. b. Hinman, Esq.
feb24d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01

4 I'm DIS nolxss.-The Clara Hins was
/ ~ la Moips and proposed 70 start yes
10y. This u IN extraordinary year for
4 - Watef II that river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01

The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
MessFs. Dana, FArrar 4 Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Newbury, Wells River, W.
Msssrs. MAttocks, Barron I Smith, Chicago.
Msssrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
.Asy. Gee. DSnison, Ksokuk.
b. B. Human, ESQ.
direct Inpsrsatien
HARDWAR AND CUTLE RYl
8. w. Il 81. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
/ have instore, and ere rsssiving their supplies
forthc spring trade. diSsssfron the makers, which
thoy offer to cash and prompt tims-buyers on 70.
vorable terms. Tho took being unusually large,
they confidently solicit m examination Of the
same. swan. TUCKER,
May lo-dA~ Sign = Rcd Paddock.
a MES SHovEL6.-- A Large ss@ek Of Anss'
mayIo swan. TUCKER.
CCYTHE sTONES.-Scyths stones, Of different
maybe !. VAN. TUCKER.
CcYTHs RIFLEs.--varioss qualisissof soytAs
- Rinesand shsrpsnsrs for sale By
mayo S-W.A II. TUCKER.
CIckLEs.--Ag good article q Sickle. for sals b
-
(ykINDSTONEs;--Th The Bsrss 0rindstobes, ofva
~ rious sisss for sale BY
SWAN. TUCKER,
{Sign Of the Red Paddock,
MaylodAw Cor. Of Main : ID Sts.
L,ENcE NAILS,
L Fine Sd do
Flooring do
Anns.lsd Do to alineh--. superior article.
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with gsnaral Assortment Of other nails
q the Belmont brand, inst received and for sale
low by s. w. Ii. TUCKER,
mAysdAw
WORN ,Gardsn, Grabbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, Shovcls, Nat tocks and Picks;
Scythes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, Rakss and Corn Planters;
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Rorks;
And large stock Of assorted Hax1Ware and Cut.
lsry on si hand =. and for sale lev y rrov..
". u. AUSTIN. O. n. ALssRs.
w. II. AUSTIN 4 co..
Grocsrs ana Produce Dealers,
NO. iis MAIN-sT,
kEoh .......IoWA.
WE beg to AunOuoo 10 the oitisena Of Kcokuh
w and vicinity thst We have recently leased ths
large building No. lis Main-st., and there oder
LARGE, entirely NEW and we'll selected soock Of
pnYcru i''''ous @"' 1io1u0e - selJ ~"
WesuAKAHrsn ALL GOODS sold BY ~ 70 b. q
represented and deliver goods bouGht Ct retail to
any part Of the city, FRkE OF CHANGE.
bsing agents for several AouSing mills W ars
prepared - al timss y sell q Wholesale and retail
all grsdse q aLgun q snn aowsee naskss psioss.
~ CUVNTkt AkkcAANTS:
..s .1@~
CC0ARD-Crushed,
y Powdered,
and Claslasd,
for sale by VIII. AUSTIN 90.
Ang1dAw
AA az. 1Ee--Eelchcr' and ST Toni Relne-
Nl ry--in bbls.hif. bbls- and ksga sale By
1, ,sa1sia =. 1os.-s =:
~ Java,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01

vua.-Thsfs wsro nearly four fest OF
y rapids last Saturday, and the riva
800.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-01

s0b
Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk u HlkhArt, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, FRAN i'm.
Indian Reserve BAnl..
Kentucky Stock Bar k.
Lagrange Bank Lima.
Parke Co. BIZ, Rock, lie.
Prairie City BIZ f. A.s.4
Merch. = Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern BIZ Of Indiana.
state BIZ and BrAnches.
Brookville Bank.
Farmefs' Bank West deld,
Bank Of Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
MarLet-Penortrd by Tslrg-rrk.

SrwOtLE.ss Ap,n 2 ls5s.-The sales % CorToS 10 dsy
SO tales irregular prices establishing
6fcue OF about J. tuy.Ts demand further reau ION before
making has.s ~ extent Mddlng is quoted
dE ike ,s VI h. week foot up a 30 bas. snd the
cep,s for he time a go bales Sock IL plrt 4s 900 baes
The dcassd receipts a. this compared with last
lsgo bales and a. oil the So hern ports ls3 baes
Rio CoTEEE, 0G. ssss Of the week 600 bags reces
of,h- veet 90 bags sock in port H. $50 bags asns,
the time s SUGAR 6d6.c for fully fair
AOLassEs II. FLOUR hun q, 81 0d 81 10. Red WHEAT
hi;e 81 l5 White coRS 55.: Yellow do. So. Mesa
PoAE fe IS LARD IL bis, y d9ac; IL kegs dlit:.
FRESHIsCotton 70 Liverpool ID Sterling ExcHaSGE l67
saes of GUSSY GLoTHa Is. a l3sc.
g.tIisoNs Apas-FLoyE steady saP-rhue, 81 asa 81 30
doll at ?c PKovsIoss se:v- Tx Meats 6sdsic. Bacon
1;ds.c. Mess Porf, sl7; Lard lOc.
PHLADEL ssi, APT s-FLorS qge, ba, firm sales Of 100
bh. 81 81. 81 62 WHEAr dul sales Of bush a,
g. fa&l 20 ter Red and White CoRS in sc,iye demand and
easier sses Of $500 tlsn. 65G6dc. for Yellow PRoyoSs
quiet. WhsgY steady {; p.
NEv-ORLEASs Apn S-Tnc sAss q corros today were
so bales price. still continue ire gs, aud
quote matps ll.dll!c src.ss SLIGHTLY be.'er fair
fully fair 6df!c. MoLAsEs has advanced s- fLoUR,
sac WLite WBEsr. 81 lea 81 u. Mss PosE, elL
LAID IL ks ia. FsEIsHrs-Co.,on Liverpool 3D. ser-
ling ExoHAsGt ICtd dlo7 Ex hsnse New Ych, tci y
, di.ccunr
Mositr Arnl 2The s,es ef Corros today $50 tale.
H. for Mcdrs the uarke. eosps hn sales Of he week
49, bales iseepts Of the week II $50 bales asInr co in
week Of last year Decreased receipts his port
paied with ysT 30 bales sosh II port o oco sAee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
DIE ..

AYRFs-A; No. 81 Jane on Thursday Apr l. Sarah
Matilda child Of Le.nder and Mary Elizabeth Aye' aged
ARTBUR-M No 2s2 Wee, Sixteenth street; Friday April
Hugh Arhar, Ised 20 yesfs
KUCK-on Friday April Martha Ann Bach the eldest dsneh'
ts. Of .be late Judah and ElEsee;h Back
As ssGs ae S s cn se. BOosyn on Mony
sth met a. Oelock p m, without further invitation,
BARTHoLoMEwn s city on MSndsy Mach ~ .ssS
BREwsTrR-In Brooklyn or Friday April Samuel Aag'.a,
ony ,oa Of Samuel L. and Sarah Brewster, aged months
rLAYToN-In South Amboy N j., OF "Wednesday, Mach 81
oiooasnp:iOn Henrietta c. wife Of VIM Clayton in the SAN
y.AI Of her
pAyIs-In psnbury, Coun, on Saturday April s. Anna
Fe,senden oTesoIy wife Ct Jeseph A. Davis IN the so year Of
lie. ressin. will ,. taken to Bloomfield N j. for rterment
FITzeERALp1AtNO 2s5 West .reet on FIEs1y
Ss.1 ssr.d naiys q sGc.isHd, .ssd s. year.
81 SnS N . on s?sy 3 M.sS @ ssd .s d.
o.LhTANM Ne iso ws.; Thirty ~ S SyH stree on Friday
son of he late w. w. Gsls,sin.
Jewel. wife q Elias Jewel and es9Fhse5 Of the late William
LAwsoN-At No. 2al wes. Thirty-sixth street.. Friday
Ipn GeOrsisnns Lsw'On. daasher Of the e John AID
LTE-In HI. city On Friday norrirs Apr J.re r. wife of
& q e. s s ' ,.d
Nns,si witch viii tAks place At Galway ChSIsh. Fourth
s1enus on Monday afternoon. the Sh iO 1t 81 Oco'i With
LEAHY-A, No rs Madison street. Friday evening APd ?,
Joseph Leshy aged " years
soD of Js,snsh AID EhIs Medey ede Jeas, 10 months
asd dsya
MoGIuRT-lt No lS7 Firt tverne on ThaNcsy Apr !,
Hsrv Jane MCGUIRE ssed yeArs and days
eLNEY-At Columbus Tussesy, Mach ~ foAy' ~ie 0'
The hs Anthony Olney, ESQ.,
REILY-A. Ess, Brooklyn, Saturday Ard s. Mr. John
RiLTYNNo 1876 Wen Eleventh street, Saturday Ar:i >
Thomas Riley native Of ErrsiIer' County
. ireland. aged 70 Year,.
sEAvER-on srrdsy afternoon; APi In this city tfeI 40
un.ss Horace Sesyer Ter naIy years
sonnssd With The American srd Foreign bee Society sst
Go years - ,,-
sHIrLDs-r ;Ais city Oh Saturday Ap s. John T. shields
sxed 81 years
sTEWART-In this city Iresy Apr c. whoopns co
wears and months.
y0lrNg-On Wednesday night. Mach s. 81 he residence o.
gsols John L Jones hso1n O., yrlA YAkW,n, eest
ssSI .. Se Is:s Gsld psdIsJ and Ls1rs rsHcss Ysshf
of This city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleared.

e,:. ,,su.,s Noodhuil saysuuah = l. Mitchlh; !;
I.uss,own Parrish Norfolk Ludlsm P.easaisi 'o4sno
RsTry Charleston, SpohOrd rileston 4 % -. =, n. r.,
sb;n.-Auu,tus kearpey New Orleans W l. fios.I Ly'@
Cheever, Melbourne X. W. Can'eioni AoeH "Ai'''"' '
Liverpool, {. GriDnel o.. v..,. . u.,.,a.
R.f.-H L. RUTGERS Deano New Orleans. Eagle E1aIe'
Gsnwood Glover Buenos Ayres, NJ NJ freeman S-c nIS
,ero Baxter Bahia and market Kirkland N9n .'
n Ei.. Ei.k H.ysn, N.smi.h Sops; Orkney Aol srpoy
:, lobns N r. Tremlett, Brothers Co. l. "iam' .0sh
D,,s.- T.y.pier Witty Key West, Bonner Des% nea
r,1wsr pue Galveston ". Cenents c. Anna aAnhs.e.
Mo Gt.nee Cornng Bento Co. e. H. samson Seasj Ssn
Ian Me c Dursnd; Mechanic harsion barbados wAn,
Carver chase Alma tBr) Brown Nassau y r. n o~9ai
81 Aspes 1Br) Campbell Halifax, W nltney 90 "a
pels Head, st. Johns Brett, Son Co'i i'me' rnlhe,'
Mobile West 4 Walker. - nj, - a.. .
slapht North State Horton, saysnnsh McCr.dy M eoi
y i5ey Hsrkscu savannah, d. c. Murray K Palmer,
Nil Pensacola Benner Dease; Zav.s fsrker hnsses
Ia Bsbcock Nhrlwind, Msxey Gardner Me- MASTER N.
Washnstou Rickard Pymoath A. Howes A. Chase b.sySoi
Jssusyfs B. r. Small Co.. Mary Ann (Brh Long nSga. ANA
n e. Dor oven Eastern Light lBTl Cox, Windsor . "hs
new CO. Csliope, Buckley eavsDnsh, r. + bncs 90
Lowdep Savannah, Scranton IAlmaoi noefe,
smith Wilmington d. c. Murray J. K stonebuef hsisy
Usrf5r5 J. c sleitht; Ii. Price, Wooley Richmond T. -.
Eve; Robin Wallace, Mnbdse Thompson Hunter rfio
cess Lowell Boston s. w Lewis CO.. Ne~'fofx o'oeseH
Boz ton, Dayton Sprsgue ~, s,.,
Slcop.-WlMd Warren, Newport, master Warren, s'"n-
St,sm.r,-Huntsyile Hardie, savannah h. b. Cron'.sn
20 .We,etpport Berry, Charleston II. B Cro"wen = 20
Jac s.op Baker Baltimore, H. b. Cromwell Coz DeAS@s'
Copes, Phladelpbis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

HAsELI-WARp-On Thursday, March Is. BY the Rey Or.
Hsnele a. Chus,ton DR. IewisC C. Hssel of BTcokyn n "
TO Catherine daughter Of :he Le Gel j. Ward OF soA'h
Carolina.
HURPHY-sAINT DENIs-On Thursday, April BY The Rev
Dr. CoIbett Mr. Richard Murphy Of his city TO Miss Henn
Saint Denis Of France and ate OF West Morrisah-S
NORWOOD-PRINCE--At Bethel. Conn on ThnFsday Apni
hy the Rev NJ Greene. a. the resienos o. the oiide
f.,hsr NJ William of this city Mics Ruth A.
Prince daughter Of Edward Prince Of the former
pace
kVsT-PAIGE-At Georre:own, Mass, Sunday March 20
sy the Rev Mr Braman Mr. VIM z. Rus Of West Cornwall
VT, 20 Miss Ora A. Paige Of Georgetown
eAsDERs-sMITH-On Monday March IS 9. St Johns
Church by the Rev Wm Bersn, Henry Sanders, NJ D. Of
Broohlyp to hss Frances c. Smith Of St. Stephen, N b.
eATTERJy-PAMEROY-On Thursasy evening, April !, ,by
Mary Ann P.Ineroy, al Of Broohyn.
LsON-DJsENBERRY-O Thursday April !, q, the key,
Hr Msehers Church Mr.. Arteuus ID. WsJ 20 Ms Safan
Ious Da,enhrry ehteT Of Richard DusenoeHy NJ D. al
prcoh Z. ID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
The exports Of Specie from this port for the week
rGinr this day and for the year 1858 were as fnllnM.
Sotxl 1859.

The Bank Clearing House has beer removed 10 its
new rooms in the building just erected by the Bank Of
New-York or the corner of Wall ard William s,ree.s
The rumors which have been curren. for seve-a
days past Of default il the accounts Of the transfer
clerk of Railroad Company, refer 70 the New-York
Central Railroad. The trsusier clerk has beer absent
for about ten days from Lis desk, but the stock &C.
counts have been thoroughly examined AMI are al
rect Indeed, under the system of transfers sdop.ed
by the Central Company, it s almost utterly impossible
for any fraud 20 be committed There Is doub: a
small default in this case but the Central Company are
not affected byt
The Grand jury at Philadephis hsve found true bills
chsreipe Messrs Thomas Allibone lae President, ard
Thomas A. Nevbsll, late Director OF the Pertsyl-
vania Bank, with conspiracy concerning the slleg ID
mis- ment Of the busicess OF the Bank thereby
causing gres. lose 20 the stockholders and o:5ers.
The annual rep,-. OF the Directors of the Illinois
Central Railrosd Company to the Shareholder made
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1857, is Low npress. We
think will be found, judging BY the sheets We taye
seen, one OF the mos. complete and thorough doc7-
nen,s of,he kind ,ha hss been prepared Tee only
important omission We notice thst of statement OF
.he smour. of land notes ~hch have bee pid a,ua,a
ritz or have been ~. .-re.. Ils - na-i! Shch
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

THROWING VITRIoL on YousG WoNAN.-For
some time past Martha Gates, young woman OF pre-
vos.es.ng appearance has been living at the di'repu
tsbs house Of Louisa Wegsn in Centre street. but be-
coming dissatisfied with her temporary abode concluded
10 leave. Accordingly On Friday evening, Martha
packed up her things ordered carriage and left She
lAd been quite avorite in the house, and her com
psnions as well the mistress OF the place seemed
sorry TO part with her While the sidewalk, one OF
,hs other girls out and embracing Martha, afec-
cps;ey bid her sdieu. At this time, as charged the
woman Wegsn made her appearance, ard coming close
" the girls threw quantity Of vtrio or other acid on
Narhas dress, burning her severely and completely
destroying her garments The reputed offender then
fastened into the house. and closed the door after her,
She was subsequently arrested by Officer Golden Of
Tie Fifth reenct and taken before Justice Connolly,
who committed her to prison for trial in default Of 800
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
Passengers sailed

"a ,. n ,,oen,hio FaLoa, for SgsAagItgH fH& Has'e
Nh, & Hutton child and sers.si' Ed~.a sc,sf " ass
~. RIip Children .Sd servant; &c sofrsS r.hd tnd
Slhnsr,n IFr,ueh Cousu u Pll-de p1iAl . Do-d and
nsja M .Sd Mrs r. Arnold Mi neClsssey' L. osnsr
rs,.s ~ CoIop M sua Mrs Robert salh, MA ss.s taa
rfilsr,n Mis-. > Smith and servant MOI. o-I.
ss..J. PEND W T Roe. Loop'd OiiNE 4. N.1.s .n'
C.r.f % Khuup. Waite. G.o-re yorcs, M and Mn
t.,I,. W..e Me.r. Sai' Maitin Nsrcus, Jane, Jsqs
5 Gailsuu. p v. Vsret Gioo-, . nfn,a ~ |itrsi' ni'
Ia, D,rt.r.s henry ssui,.r j. EHss.sf mn C".cs
Pei W.b.r J. NJ Gatr.rrrT T. ssi'. Jo's P,.s n
Gc,h T W.ruu J. T. Kt< y. BaIsr. l. hein~she, n.
49, 1h,,lss Oswad L Ro-. Leopod G1ekreG s-eIid-
Gr,.ptaurn Leop,!d, Lsneer Nj and Mr- M >. Ms,a
o u a bji5,,n L H.Esz, }. Miaol-ti, AleAss O9ho,,
Vsrscl reid joseph Lsnder,r X Ramsey s,Snn' {.
srI,rrisrrs W Goober Ayho1so Csy;sr ID .Sd " Mss
80, a.. E,ncsoo D.is Mr Blsss TTei-le, MI aud w. II.
.rt rbdrn Mr. a-d Mrs. N,n stortbefs Ae.sr'
Ps s. P.sr Je.se Claude Ttrile NJ. ..'rs samson. rs,
49, I'M. Csstou T. Porte Louis Dc.aoroS.s Ny 40 MIA
PI,ssnsi Mrs Bower Me.sr. K1,in Mar baser sAtey
K,usn PhiHn KHuk p. DuTz. l. Lupne benAru t~1,Ficf
pr,ysi A Pi,t,r H. BoslAnd, Mis- A. Bow.snd. h's" o.
Pirea-TgtAl ltl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

the stock marke assted "a j. always ., more of oSs
by investment Operations. Wien another cnange q
from, may can .e5, bu. undoubtedly ss the
speculative fever leaves the various sOcks e. points
where intrinsic values sgsin become sppsreri, 'hey
will be- TO considerable extent gradually absorbed ana
Withdrawn from the sties By investors and esp ias'
leaving the field Gear or cOmbna-ors oi 4a'
tors for rise TO recommence the movement oi rAs'
Fall and Winter. Al the Morning Board tie Ienaehcy
Of the market wa, with some eIcsptonf, aoHn-
wsrd; but the decline no. great lnneed
New-York Central, Michigan Southern, Canton, ana
La Crosse Bonds had an improving appearance
Erie, Toledo and Rock Island were pressed upon 'lc
market and were weak. Between the Boards io"ei
prices were submitted TO- and al the Second boh'u'
although the registered sales DO 10. show sge onsi-
nets the sales very large at constantly declining
prices. Some private sales were made al CONSIDERS
Die concession the printed prices. Enc sod a1 10"
as 20; Central s2I after opening a: 81 IN the morn
ing; Rock Island q. 20; Toledo, 40, &c. Alter 'oe
Second Board the keaviness Of the market con-
tinued, and Central sold down TO 81, but
afterward rallied to 81; Rock Islsnd was very
heavy and fell off to 69l, and Erie went under ~ 10
Bonds, also, the transactions add up ssOOOO wino'
important change in prices. Mssours opened 81 g,
and closed at s1,. There was good demand tor La
Crosse Land Grants Of which $32 coo we've sold, ad-
va. cling from 30 70 81, which wac bid a. the eose.
Railroad Bonds were very quiet. The cosing qIota-
tions were: Rock Island 69l d'0, Reading 43 i34'
Central 81 81, Toledo 3ol 30, Hudson River 70
26! Cumberland l6dl6l, Erie l9t 10, Southern
Michigan 20 201, dc. The range OF some OF the
leading Stocks during the week has been as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
A CASE OF CONSCIENCE.

10 sAs Eds0r Il Ta< ~ y Tfb.Ht
srs: an IL sn awkward predicsment, and sadly reed
advice Il was my misfortune, last year, 10 hve neA'
door .o great menagerie and from my chamber wan
dow 70 witness the cruel manner in which the nooe
Nru.ss were made to obey and submit themse'Ve' .
Me csprices Of man Ny compassionate rsIlne" "ei'
deeply moved at the indignites and bsr0arIes p,"|
t.eed toward them bu. more especiany 'hAn ="
] wa excited at the croetes perpeIa'eo upon .u"'
.,mos: reasoning animal, The ELrPHAsr. !hs e.a,
na,d. Of his keeper we're always oommuncae1 % ..s
l.s,t BY hook, or sharp prod or goea "n,Sa roam a.
ntoncf9 in.o the skn the blood flowing ~ nnsns
sa1h bow a the iron. ] could not, Sn,nr
rasr n.sisntIv witness ttese eDormtiss an
%n,d n., p 70 spSy an eGecua remedy with the soie
=, ..,isyyise the pstient and reasoning en!nsi
go bs bsrsh Usage and of improving his condtIon'
as,,e5 him trunk and all, from his cr1ei uskm2s-
a.. Tn ,hert stole the elephant. did expect 70
80. o,sst proits from exhibiting him, but hro
NJ csnnot do this without exposing my share IN the
sr~n,aeiioH ard am seriously embarrassed with tne
.n;maL His consumption Of food is enormous, ana,
unIe,. can be relieved from the predicsment, shai
~ a rrea. loser. Now Mr.. Editor, can be relieved
m A 10: 20 lose character as well az money Couid
Won not induce Committee Of the Commissioner OF
Emigration 70 father the whole matter, and TO place
10 the hands Of an organization! "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
tAIYs At AUCTION
SAIURpAY. April 81. VI.


Still lower points were touched in the Stock ms:ket
to-day with almost panic az and after the Second
Board. The strong disposition shown at the Second
Board 20 sell led many TO believe that some operators
were in possession Of unfavorabe sdvces from Wash
ingtoD but nothing of the kind transpired Tie bears
did no. attemp. 10 hammer with any vgor but there
was pressure of cash stock on the market beyond the
demand excepting at continued concessions in prices
The thort interest must have been materially
reduced to-day, as there were several large
private sses by leading operator, who has tie repu
ation Of getting out OF very large line OF stock.
within few days, and whose transactions are con-
sidered to be the man of the fall Of to-day and
yesterday. This is one step in the movement. which
the street has been anticipating for some time past
which shall scatter the blocks Of stocks ths: the
has Piled upon the street and which the abundance Of
money hasepabedth the buyers cary without difficulty.
ne same abundance of money continues bu, the tone
o. Tie market Low advee TO what Il was up 20 about
the lst oi March; the speculative acton is row .or the
la instead OF the iise the outsiders have been alarmed
irto selling their stocks, thus oyer-suppyipg tie
market, While the large bull operators. finding their
hfrerce over the rnarke: bst ceased buyipg ygor.
ousy and one after another put their stocks upon the
street. s evident that seekers for the reason fr The
fall to-day reed look no deeper than the fac. that
instead Of being al buyers IS theywere thirty dave $40
the operators are Dow al selers Speculation simply
changed ircl. and specDsSop ;be lsvsr which poyes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

DEAD CHILD FoUsp-DEsERTED by THE MOTHER.
About 10 o'clock Saturday evening, Officer Decker
Of the Fourth Precinct while going his rounds, found
the dead body of colored male child lying in the hall
o. alley. way Of premises No. 20 Dover street. The
remains were conveyed 10 the Staton-House, where
Coroner Hills held an inquest. DR.. Christopher Wele
made poet -morem examination, which resulted in as
sertanipg that the child had been born alive No clue
eoud be obtained Of the mother Of deceased or how
NE remains came TO be in the alley. Dr. Wehje was
Of he opinion that death caused by neglect and
exposure, and the Jury rendered verdict TO that
affect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
Pus.enycrs Arrived

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SlIa, Lou.aiu IN B. NJ Consul for Bostonl J. 4 Sleso,
T Franco { smith b Merrick +. Y. Lasas j. NJ 'ys
Mr., Ls.sls and Two dsush'er' l. Bordenae and servant
Anita.
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