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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
THE ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE.

our prayers in good results unless We show our ar
dent wishes in our 'co,ks. My path is plain
Action is required of nc in proportion 20 my alil-
ity. Although denounced by the world as a fanatic,
AID ty my own society as q follower of "the To-
heres and the 10. theres," with the help of God !
hope ever to DO found cndeavoring to heal the
wounds Of the broken hearted, and crushed mill
ions Of Jur fellow beings.
Thine for the reign Of Universal Right,
JAS. D. JOHNSON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
Communications.


August 2lst 1858.
FRIEND MARiUs Happening to hear james ID.
Johnson, read tie following letter, it seemed tc
ne worth being made public. | therefore procur
co a copy which ! send you, in hopes you may
find room for it in your most valuable sheet,
Yours as ever,
WIN. I. HOLIDAY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
Che Anti-6laperp Bnale
SALEM, OHIO AUGUST Is, 1858.
AMOS GILBERT.

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, the founder of the Dis
ciple Church is one of the boldest defamcrs of
humanity and unblushing defenders of slavery
in this whole region of country. He has had the
hardihood to affirm, that slavery is q divine insti-
tuition, like that Of the parental and other natural
and necessary relations. Notwithstanding this
when he comes to attend the annual meetings of
the Disciples in this and adjoining counties, they
with others flock by thousands and tens of thou
sands to hear him as q teacher sent from Cod
They recognize his assumption of the christian
character and christian Office, by listening to his In
structions and joining him in what they deem the
Christian ordinance of breaking bread They do
it, though Mr.. Campbell has given the whole
weight of his official influence in the theological
school over which he presides, to sanction and
~sanctify the exclusion of ministers and students
from the seminary, by mob violence, whose only
offence was denouncing slavery as a sin. Strange
that protesting christians and abolitionists should
honor such q professed minister Of him who came
to proclaim liberty to the captives and the opening
of prison doors to those who are bound. They d.
it, and then stand up and declare themselves ant
their church to be free from all faint of fellowship
ing slavery; more, they claim that it is pre-emi
nently anti-slavery. and on that account worthy
of the support of all abolitionists. The idea il
preposterous.
A LuNArIc IN THE SoUTH.-Week before las
we noticed the seizure of a young doctor Eve a
Chicago, by his father, who took him to his home
in the South. The young man had conceived a pas
sion for a young lady, who, though entirely white
was claimed and held as a slave. He purchased
and married her and settling in Chicago com
menced the practice Of medicine. No one in Chi
cago had any suspicious of her being of African
origin. The father on his arrival at home had thu
son confined as o lunatic and attempts are now be
ing made by his emmisarios to capture the wife and
take her south, where she may be again reduced tc
slavery by sale. by Ordor Of court, as belonging tC
the estate Of o ~lunatic.
Such are the tender morcies of q father towards
his son.
ANOTHER OF TIE HoRRID FRUITs.-The Cincin
rati Gazette of the 18th inst says that on Sunday
last a slave woman about as years of ago, owned
by Mr.. Cleveland, of Florence, Ky, gave birth
to q child. and that she took the infant by the heels
and beat its brains out she threw it over O fence
and covered it with rails. A few hours after it
was discovered by persons belonging to the house
hold, who happened TO pass by, when it was found
that the face of tho child and one leg had been
nearly eaten of by the hogs!
The woman WA accused Of the horrible act, but
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

fallon so low rs the members of their own party
represent? We hro reluctant to believe it, though
we know the morally corrupting and binding pro.
cess of their compromising policy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

CONCLUDED TO STAY IN THE UNIoN.-Hopora-
BILE Lawrence Nj. Keitt Of South Carolina has con.
cluded to stay in the Union q while longer and
advises the discharge of the obligations to the
union, d%evolving upon the state or the citizen
His reason assigned is the fidelity of the Democrats
ic party to slavery. He says in a recent speech {:
"As for himself, so long as he was in the Un-
ion, he was for discharging every obligation that
dovolved upon the State or the citizens Of the
State. Twelve months ago he advised adversely F;
but now he would say, sustain Mr.. Buchanan's
administration. lie went to Washington at the
beginning of last session resolved to oppose tho
Administration but when no got there he found
Mr.. Buchanan upon the platform of the South
1t was then he determined to sustain the President
cordially and ungrudgingly."
That is a sensible course for all who desire to
secure the permanance of slavery. The Union 10
the permanent support of slavery and the Demo-
cratic party its present hope. Such is undoubted-
ly the genera. feeling at the South.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

ANOTHER SLAYER CAPrURED.-The last arrival
from Europe reports that the American Slave Ship,
Eliza Gibbs had been captured on the African
coast filled with slaves. of course tho capture was
made by a British cruiser.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

Tho list of American vessels that cleared from
Havana In 1857, for cargoes Of slaves, amounted
to thirty sevon-twenty-three of which were sue
cessful. Nine Of the twenty'three. on q second
trip, were captured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
Arrived,

ship Ac Zerezs, Liverpool Nov o. md.e and p Pass 70
Leregs Go. Experienced fine weather Dee which
time 20 Jan IL had heavy gales from g wv always soins
westward; ost and split sails, &c. Nov. 81 O n
knocking the third mate boatsyn
also some o the earnen and bu, seriously n1ins
eny one Dec Z ii pm, boarded By heavy which sove
buwstks main hShhoue broke carried sw,v
the sboaTd quarter boat filling the cabin and
st 800 struck by another filing both cabins s,a
washing overheard Thomss Lapw orth seaman Of Lveroo
Jan at 1904 Ion n % At while lying TO- shppea
which carried ssrbosrd quarter done other
danage Jan lat ~ a. lon 50 IS Joseph Philips seaman fell
iEom the jibboom overheard aud as lOs..
sip Pae.iine, spner. London sud Por snOuth Dec u with
the entire pesssge spit sails &c Iodsys in h cIssnsl
Hoca ihos Pierce SEAMAN I'll from the maintop on deck
AIed f - ~~ ~~
s9h secor Dosae' AuN Csyes % day, orwOod sc to T.
SbT Dr. John strsdy Lamb Fredecs Del ~ hours. ,.b,
sctr kolet smith, Wilcox Portland Ct stoS.
Sch j. bieecker Edwards, Fall River Tor Philadelphia.
Od,l. - - '
Steiner Charles ossood Smith, NewLcndon udse 10 T. IT,
sAILkD-ship lndependence, Bel Esw-oresn. chT. Han
Also Steamships Florida Savannah. M.mphi. ChA-s,ou.
Jamestown, Norfolk Sc bark. FLASH Nera Cruz Esoaaf
Deniar'rs' brig Protcn', Cardenas.
TIE ship Fsnci, SAGE 1890 run. this morning ,stn on
ne sectional Dock for repairs She vii be stripped Tecagksd
ard newly cnppeIed
Capt Rerd one of the Underwriters arents arrived this
morning nom Bsegst and reports that the bar& Mary G. Dyer
yesterday aoa and les anchor n the harb0r
She perfectly tgb and 81 the Gather favorable
eT will leave tom0uOw TO bring her up 20 the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........
Cleared.

SteamshIps-Folids, Crowe Savannah L. MtchiIi Mem
phs Watson, Chafeston H. B. Cromwell Son; Jamestown
Parrish Norfolk Ludlam Pe,sansi Nashville Murray Charles.
ton SpofoTd. nleston X Co.
sbip-N Bddle, Ewes Savannah r. L. Taylor Donsu Hpn
Meyer. London kunhsrdt 4 Co
BaIks-Hafhemsn, Abbott Buenos AyIes, y Norton, IT,
Greyhound Gubrandson, Naples Poster Nickerson roIsn
reckneI D,masA NJ Smith Co. Honduras Bs.es Belize
Hon. =. AlexaIS,r.
Brin-Gn. Bailey, Noyes, 81. Msrh,, s.nsnwood E.rl
co. Sarah Flag Ruubal ssgus Ia Gande. Msyhew TabJt
Co Proteus, Chippan, Crdens- A. smi,hcrs John.on ST.
John NIB A. Smhers Co fosca Helena (Dutch) DeGoot,
PR J. b. Gsgeri h W. Iio Nelson, Trinidad, Walsh Carver
a Chase.
shooners-saTah Jane, BrotlDgton, PHILADELPHIA; M.ieh
Clark Pensacola, Bfuner Deske r. sheldon, White Wssh.
tngfon, Blossom Son Burroughs, stephens Wilmington,
b. 3 Powell Geo Davis Phlps, Cballeston, Durham ID.
mon Medad Pa,t Ireland Newbern NC. j. Denby Fair.
fax, Mott, Alexandria Merrill Abbott Segune, Bell Ba,i.
more hsllsr Lord oaenun Helen Mar, Nekeson, Phils
dtlpbia j. Hand Co j. r. Beecker Edwards PhA iephla
J. iisnd; Plymouth Rock Ryder Boston Dayton sprse
Red Eagle Rogers, New Haven. Van Bun, Slasht.
sloop--Naren, Ssnnard. New Haven. master.
m slePsTser'burs, Ramsey Baltimore Delaware copes,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
MARRIED..
Ne We.

SCHIEFFELN-O On Saturday Jan. - BY .he Rev.
Frsucis Vnton the Rev Cutbbert c. Bsay Rector Of
S. Church Syracuse Sarah Sophia edest -a1gtter
Of Richard l.. Scliefelin Of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Philadelphia, Tkrrsdsy,
JaL % by The Rev. Dr. Gray NJ John Brocknson 70 Mise
Jane GoidOn Of Philadelphia.
the Rev. r. s. storrs jr d. d.. Mr. Timothy r Chapman
10 Mi, Anna Have. daughter of dorsce Hayes esq.
CONVTRsE-LE WIS-On Thursday, Jan. II, a. Gainesville
Ala b, the Rrv Mr. Slmsn, Mr.. Charles Z: Converse Of
New York TO Miss Eliza j. daughter Of VIM W. Lewis,
-wOOLSEY-On "Wednesday jan. q, by the Rev Dr.
Bede Howard Cary Mary E. ds Ighter Of he late Com
Msanchton T. Woolsey L. "
DRAKE-POsT-At Port Richmond, on Wednesday Jan n
by The Rev james Brownee, Henry NJ Drake 20 Barbara
Post. oil Of Staten Island
FFRGUsON-BOUTON-O Tlesdsy JAN 10. by the Rev
sannel w King Orson FeTEI 70 Elizabeth VI Bouon,
daughter of Dsne Bouton, esq, Of this city.
PFET-DICKINSON-At WclsboTo Penn, on Wednesday,
Ian a. A. St Psus Church, by the Rev. Samuel b. Dsym
Me Jua Augusta youneest ger Of Abel Dickinson esq
10 Le Rev Robert Hadpe Pec: Rector Of S. Pss Church
No rtt,oaa Pc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Robert Benson e. Co.'S Weekly Circular, dated
London Ian Is 1858 saws:

Money market continues manifest increasing signs OF
arising the circumstances alluded In last
and Yesterday the Directors Of the Bank OF England fur
he reduced their minimum of discount from 6G5 cent
The rates OF discount elsewhere al cent under
that of England For deposit the Joint Stock Banks
only allowing y cent and the Of interest short loans
Government securities does not exceed .. cent.
Under the nfus the abundant supply
duced rates OF interest English Securities generally have al
vanced in price Conso having previously advanced rapidly
there has been slight reaction In last Circular
quoted them at 9ll0s for money and 9jd for 4h February
aud they 81 and 9i for ih February
The transactions in American Securities have been limited dur
the week and under the recent adycc from New York the
market generally has pacp that buoysucy which
have had occasion 20 notice in the prices of English Securities
Transactions have taken place In Illinois Central Railroad y
Construction Bonds s and in the shares OF this Com
geny at 4. and discounts New;York Central " cent
Sinking Fgnd Bonds S5 85 sale of shares Is
ported 20 Michigan Bonds 1863
Mortgage Bonds and the 2d Mortgage Sterling Bonds
al IS NewYork and Erie Bonds have been in rather
quest and Sd Mortgage Bonds have been sold ~ The business
Z k has iui
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

NAVAL STORES-spihts TuTp.ntine IL more inquired fr
under the influence Of rather more favorable foreign adees
prices without essential change p bb hippug
order The spot a c cash and 2Od do arfige
a. The same pfce Crude il quiet for the Of adequate
plies and me hnn,ss OF receivers in consequence Common
hosin IN good demand, and, with supply odernz
prices tend upward sales q 2C0 bbl the spot and
'e al prices did not learn but untersood advance
medium aid finer qualities better demand; sales Of 100
bbls low No a. 2 part 2 80 and par y l20 70 500 bHs
s Is II United request owing partly the light stock and the
OILS generally in limited eques but prices are without
essential hange. Linseed Is quiet 5d5c bat no trze
Parcels can be bought al these figures there deposition 70
ADVANCE puees sssimuatng 10 the advanced prices Of seed
iude hale "a s,al quiet; have only sale Of 100
ous On he SPOT st 80 cash. Refined Winter is qlirt az G
fci mouths Crude Sperm continues In rood request bat
i iTsI-@co are stgd somewhat owing 20 the advanced
P"t' nsions Of itste rnp0rter Manufacturers. however
ar re.lcEt 20 pay any higher rates VIZ 05l a. Il
" nh rr' fern 70 rse fhr price of Rnod srcorinrlv and
hs'T5 " ~ pIe-ee IesTse tie aRYss esc VI sa,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

Park. IN which Mr. Dsnel' and aeny o.hers entered
with Mr. viele Mr. '% =, was successful in this com
petition and was n consequence appointed Engineer
5f,Ls fars icr nc purpose Of construction A. con,
.,ructipg engineer, he has prepared mip' n''"'eD
% a.s:.. him IN his duties. The present Comms7,on'
n,;ned for reasons known 10 themselves, u at
nfered 20 he public, 10 reopen the comP ficn
~, Sssigns Whether IL doing so they were ealing
is,Iv With their Engineer j. n question WIZ which
be 1ubhc need not concern themselves ou' the pub
M must zee that the Commission could hF rlly require
.bat gentleman 20 90 beyond their y s-ructions for
The purpose OF giving facilities 10 f.is disappointed
compe;,iorS in ther eRdeavOr ~ su r.sde his design
Tn. Commission were called upon 20 furnish map Of
the Park to the conpetitors '.his was an advantage
which Mr. Vie4 h.d not enjoyed himself before offer
ipp his plan but the Comm SION instructed hun to lay
before the competitors ;he map he ld prepared 20
assist him in tte execution Of hs design. The com
rlant now coue- that this map does not meet the
Expectation Of the competitors, s !ess complete les
accurate &c than they expected, and does not an
ewcr their purpose The answer j. that It was nol
intended for their purpose. Il was simply gTa,nl-
tosy offered them get what advantage from they
| could '-H'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

Totsl....... S3l2 81 SO 4l tlf7 62 5 Sl0ij f3
Decrease compared with la57 ssf7 SOL
All bills on Messrs. B. c. F. Gray tS Sons London
Just suspended, bearing the name of Middleton & Co.
Of this city, will be promptly retired there on or before
maturity and the latter firm sustain no loss by said
suspension.
new trust deed has been executed BY the La Crosse
Railroad Company reducing its Land Graft Mortgage
from ten 10 four millions of dollars upon 307 900 acres
Of land in addition to the road security proper The
stock privilege has been abolished and certif cate
substituted securing 10 the bondholders all the pro-
ceeds of the lands after the bonds have been Cancelled
When the business of the country requires it railroad
viii naturally be constructed northwariy to ST. Paul
from the line of tie La Crosse Road. The time will
then cone in which the 100000 acres of additional
land Will be made available for the Company Ten
years is allowed for the road 10 b. built period long
enough to see Iowa and Minnesota crossed by two or
three feeders for the Wisconsin routes.
We regret TO learn that the recovery Of Mr.. J.
Palmer President ofthe Merchants Bank is despared
Of. The Cashiership of this institution has been
offered to lIr. Vermilyea Of the Newark Banking As
socia,ion.
Some all Of the employees Of Government in this
city were paid of in Treasury notes today, which
they were obliged 20 take to the brokers and cell at
'scelt discount. The Government j. l9-. bank
upt, and reduced 10 Issue deprecated currency il
violation Of tie &C; Of Congress, wnch provides ina,
al payment. by the Government hal be in gold and
tilver.
The tirk: IS T4lalel9hs LsYs y-5.-ry .:..-,:l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

-. ,.,,, M. prics low enough 10 esnss !. orce mora
TO si Sn .,., into so. s Bedford At snhaess sis se II
% .,n a having tnnsPiTed isfe oomPr-e ~ bss .,
a. 10 o. salion essh, which sn eA''ps P' 'Asf fad'
oII CiKE-The demlHG isI; sass Of 10 TINS CITY Tim
ohl'ns Al ; "a <32 81 y tun. IN bars
sr0er the demand %, se'iye .Ass Of - 70: y
ais 2S i0r Me.. +li 9atlt - tol frIe ~ ,s.ay -
nsDd arrivals limited .eS ihe So ss7 FOR CoaS.,
good qualities the SAL. are -, DOL 70 R,r,cseA W..
80 We.s Nd slS 25Q Il eIB DO fnme Ae.' 70 I. s
der.ud and Is rrner sales Of ~ tes ONO o. 80. :, 81.
~. 6Tn,, ssqsa Beef Hams firm but q.lss ~ tss
adysnce all small t5a tl7-he si,sn pa "a az 80 s5
o- choice Cut Meats steady 'scso' o PICS s.a S
sI I sms nd &C. Tor shoulders. Dressed hoss AZ. "a 'cq
a. Bseon l. srrner ia fair rcques' .scs Of $40 eo's
Sic for Long Ribbed and 6, FOR shoTt Cear @ on ea e 70
,E Is s' p.oy . a@ oiso SS. and i ., sae .nd sss io
Batter .ady and in fair demand :, u a'o- TOT " M
Die tor s,sfs Cheesc Is salsbc st 6dSc IRA -. =.
RICFThere j. only moderate demand sales d !" 'o''
s5d IS 50 = 40 u a. to quality ,.r ,,s r,i.e. h.ce
no, shown any change The annexed 'Sbe shows n'N r.
eI Of SSe & n S to no% asdn aius oa he sr
St and some invoices would not bring Ae duty paid 'n eH
IN p ''''''' STOCK isr rEssv,RY, 1857 's0 s i,ss
o.,,,,. 1887. $50, cubs. hhd.'e''.'........ .sso
Po1' Po5ss Raa, Rso hid: tieo Porto Rico hid. ~
New ofcsn. y Ner oes1. Ss sAd'. ~
FL slsh Islands hds'.'''' 20 - ''0'A -
Tc;s.....,.".. sSS Tc'al.'''''''''''''' i7s, ~,
no e9Sl Melado ..............'.' Aos
sEEDs-The demand is fair and the supply Of Prime s1ats
;..s .s Ss ST = sa q }sS. sS.h oSs i I'm;
tied request at 81 sod :S y % 10 Saeuts hs $40
that 81 Is . bah has been osered ard refused, the a.: :~s
cOgsd 1000 bas to eTa.heI here At & oasa 81 100
c,.e. and ~ cssls at 5oc and leo bas. Pepper sc
TEAs-Tber doing especially in cargo grades o'us'
TALLOwTbe inquiry fair and the stock limited 'Ae' u
WHIsKY-The market i. steady but quei sales Of q" bel'
~ q llc. Cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

RngApFUL MuRDER ~ MARIEs CoUNTY, Nov ?
learn by private letter from the spot, that mo''
cruel murder was committed near Pay Down; Marie7
County in This State The victim was Mrs. johnson,
wife Of w. H. Johnson, Representative in the STATE
Legislature, from Naries; and the murderer was
her step-son, Andrew johnson, son OF w; II. John,
son, by a former marriage The murderer shG'
killing her on the spot He was arrested, and
has made confession. Mrs. johnson was native
Of Kentucky and was Of ertimable parentage;,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

.rce Company shows that the re'eiPA Of he ySn,
rom al sources we're s7il9l 81, Witch, added to NE
s.sets AZ the commencement Lake total oil si'o"'
30 81 The distursemercs, including sol ie1 70 oil
losses paid, were s252,77O 66, leaving the present
amount of assets 81 4G2 goo =.
The Trustees have declared dividend Of 81 9 cent
on life policies which have been in force Twelve
months prior 70 jan l. 1855 and = cent interest IN
each, upon all previous dividends payable on The hfs
Monday OF March next, and 20 be allowed n settle
ment Of next premium where parties have gwen pre-
MUM notes.
The following sales were made al auction tbs day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
dundny

Slip MeE n,cooE Van DoLlen, New Orleans u days sugar
&C. 20 {. r. Green Experienced heavy weather jan n lat
81 icr. - AIchbid Woodside tel overload and we. o.,
Schr. Bsss. Tiley, Delaware 10 days, corn
> hT. Isis, Baxter, Narehsm. nails.
schr Sarah Bnsht Noble, Wilmington De days grn
Alien & Paxson.
Sgop Backbone, Stedmsn, Providence
steamer Boson, selew Philadelphia - holrs mlss 20 p.
Perkins.
steamer Pelican, Adch, Providence Is hOu. mlse io J..
Odtl
BLOW-One bark, anchored on the har
sAlLED-ship Doaau, Meyer. London
NIND-DuTing tho day, n. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
u.ov shipley e. Co.'S Circular.

Per Canada o.. Ll,t S,iii.-a -, -, b.vJr.
hem responded Manchester has en followed y sh n.
,s,s demand with de line in prices ot about ~ NJ IN "a.
,k or about ID d in descriptions from the msne
Fb e. for the week resch 500 bales Of which Soo ars
rrXport and speculation and to-day the business dos .o.
oc,d iOO0 bales the market closing very qv'S H's" '
;he following duotaton.: ..,,r..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
NIaxements OF Ocean Steanners.
.rrAM.HPs TO lsD rsoN Ely.xA.

FROM FAvASA.
st.nu,tp PhiaGapha-From New York ID arriving NJ 4s
van, sth A. New Orleans lh. From New Orleans 1th hs
vans 25d. sniyinza New York 18th
s,,am,h;n ocley C,-From New York 7h Of ssoh ronNs
srri, Iss Hsyana IN and Mobile 18th. From hotAe f1d
Hayans IFh myiyinaasEew.York 18th.
S,ea,.,hp CAaucbd- From New York ih. arriving AZ us
..na lT,h and New Orans eh. FROM New Ore1s zth, He
ynna 18th srdAsSss New York 18th.
Sfea~,hp Errue Cify-From New York l7,h arriving 81
OTleeas es.h Sh,
Havana eth arriving ct New York l5in
Seon,ap Bdet HsyLor-Fs9m New fSs & ~ nr''ss ,s =
Havana Ist and New Orleans 80 ffom New'ohesDs issh,
Havana 18th arriving at New YoTh lSth 80. .
Stea~hP haS&Jf0S .s,s 10Th and ash due n Me-. Yoh IstS
Stat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
IuLaI syIJII

TTTT
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe inquiry for Western Calsl Flour
is moderate and under the unyOabe private sdyices BY the
Canada prices Of the low grades ia 0c easier at the sbae
ment there more inquiry for export holders generally
disposed 10 sell Our inside figures the arrivals quite mode.
and the stock s diminishing slowly sales 90 bbs
Sid 81 lcd 81 2 for % good State 81 35f 80 S.
for do 81 l59 81 80 for uperne Indiana and Michigan
81 Adsi 90 for extra 40 81 700t4 - for common to good
extra Ohio siSd Sc for good TO choice do 85 09 SO b for
st. Louis brands and Canadian Flour without i'm
posnt change the demand light but holders do press
the market the arrivals moderate; sales Of $50 bbls
81 Gs4 Is for supene and 81 40 s5 80 for extra brands
Southern Flour continues heavy the arrivals liberal and the
demand quite moderate mainly fr home trade the
So - for the better grades Rye Flour IS plenty aud heavy
the demand quite modere sales Of $50 bb AZ $50 50 Is Com
Mea in moderate request and plenty sales Of Jersey 81
and Banoywne 80 % puncheons quiet s : H. Buckwhea
Flour is .alsble at o. 25p 100 n.
FISHThe market for all kinds Ia very quiet there is dis
position shown 10 reduce prices. Meanwhile the stock
creessng and buyers holding back in anticipation Of lower
GRAIN-Tn western there nothing doing; the common
qualities dull and nominal At s9c 81 for Chicago SPRING aud
81 IS 81 o5 for Milwaukee Club the arrivals Limited Rye
IL limited demand 7Od72c. Oats plenty and Of
sale 81 i2d45 for State and 1885, for Western Barley
moderate demand at 70a 8c or ordinary prime State Bar
-y Malt slow Of sale Al 82d gc Corn is In moderate spuly
and firm much Of that Offering poor the sales
bush 6Od6c. for inferior fair Southern Yellow 63a70
for good 10 prime do, and 67d7lc for Southern White
HlDESNe have not heard OF any sale. Of to-day
The market is steady, with moderate demand
HOPS in fair demand IS bales New sod j03 for com
good and ga 0c. FOR choice qualities Old without
change sales Of $50 bales private terms the inquiry fair
speculation.
HAY-Tle inquiry for shipping light and the market i.
hTm with igh arrivals sales of 400 bales az So67jc 100 10
LMEROcklaEd is quiet at Sc for Common, and 81 for
Lump.
LAssES-Therei very little doing: prices .aay
The stock on hand, lst February 1854, is q. oiows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
TIE CENTRAL PARK COMPETITION

To As Editor eJ TIE " y TcibuEc
SiR: Arc not the complaintsto which youhayc given
place in your columns, with regard TO Chief Engineer
Of The Central Park, founded in erroneous view OF
the position and duties Of this oiceTl As an informed
fteJe has once been competition for the design ofthe