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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
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TO kENf--Ihe undarsisuef C'om1rffr-e ,---,o--.a1
~ The Bad OF Irusiees o. BALDWIN Unfversitv B.rss
oAlS VIII rreive Sc led Proposals ti Oriober i 1s55
ot The hsniIHs u the vlluanie Cirnls-one C,srr
ing o. the University. 10 VIII be reufed r fr5 - ~ =
Lhfee . nse wears ron January lsf ls1s c. er1r
sl ~ required o. the prtv taking the Quar- For ~
i.rniaii n, adtiess The COMMITTEE S's- NNl IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

A LoyE-LoRs sUPRoLsrEmR.-Ye'!erda aite'ncoa,
no little excitement caused at the La Pierre toHse,
Broadway, by the attempt of a G ,rman upho.sts'ss
named Schmidt to punch holes through the coan'ee.
arce Of Mr. Burroughs, the proprietor OF the house,
with an awl. |; appesrs that when Mr.. B. key, tbs
Irving House. Schmidt became enamored OF ode OF toe
cbambermaids and his love knew no bounds. Nsb.
and day he lounged about the house, where he w's
employe as an upholsterer, and was not slow N hs
attentions 10 the fair cbambermsid. But his ,ose was
not reciprocsfea which fact caused him 20 persist he
more in his attentons. At ecgth he grew an in;el
erabe bore and it became necessary TO turn the ie
low out of the house.
Subsequently Mr.. Burroughs became proprietor cs
the Lafarre House, here, too, the chamoermsld was
anpoyed by the attention OF the enamored Fen;on and
il was found necessary to turn the fellow out several
times. Yesterday afternoon Schmidt repaired to ne
La Pierre House to see his Duciasa del Toboso, aDd
cut up such antics that Mr. b. attempted 10 put hra
ont of doors. The fellow became exceedingly rate and
rushed at Mr.. b., stabbng him in the face seve'aI
times with what was supposed to be dagger. n
number of ladies who were by and witnessed ne
affair gave vent to piercing shreks, believing 'rat ".
b. lad been fatally stabbed and one or two o. 'as
ladies tainted
Officer Scott of the Fifteenth Precinct beng IN TIE
neghborhood at the time, arrested S'hmdt and jcck
ed him up in the Stat.on-IIOuse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Arrived.

Bark 1hes Gross sumata Nov 2; touched Psrnsnbgoe
Isu. e. pepper O. A Gardner OF Boston. Been Of
Hsterss with heavy ~ w gales Feb H. lat y ~ 81 81
ssnued sehr Mary Alice w. Feb. 49, lar % ~ ~ loo.
% S. spoke bark Cssco Waish, hence for Trinidad.
Schr Brontes of Plymouth Msss Powers, Port-sa,PlsD
Feb &C. hides &c 20 b, eager. Has been days NJ Of Hx
with heavy n. w. gsles; split sils &c.
schr Psnsns Bailey AcomAs Vs., days grain 20 Mores0k
Psrkes. r.
schr Decatur oskes Oskes Brookhayen l. L., In bssstn
master
schr Whitman Phillips Morris, Georgetown, s. C., days.
naval stores 20 MASTER
schr Jane Ross ThoIntou. ygnis oats to A. c. HayeoG
SchT P. A Sanders IresId Wilmington n C.. u days
val stores 10 McCresdy, Mott 4 Co.
schr n W. Smith, Hoyt Wilmington ~ c., dsys, laval
sehr Hish Priest T~ird, ocrscoke ~ c. days grain j.
A. Gamble.
Schr I. Cooper =, Virginia. grain TO A. c. Hsyens
Schr. a. J. Ws!d Virginia, grain 70 A c. Hsy.ns.
Schr. J. g. Wright Virginia grain 10 y X Burkholier
steamer Boston, selew, Philadelphia % hours, mise J
T. Sanford =
ssmer Petre Arey Providence ls hours mdse. 70 I's's
Steamer osceo. Smith Norwich md.e. to T. II. Rockwell
ARRIVED AT JERSEY CirY-Schr willett S ROBBINS Loos
street, Norfolk, srsn TO ]. 3 Cunningham.
sch Adehne Townsend Townsend Norfolk, gain to j. D.
Cunninshsm
sALED-stesmsbip Africa shannon Liverpool; ships Nev
World knight for Lverpool David Hoadley kagns for AM,
~erp; bark Escort Pepper. for Sydney Ms sAmL MoIAy
jr, Holmes for Mobile also, Steamship Alabama seheBch
Savannah James Adser, sdale, for Charleston kesnskss
sd let INST sran steamship d. Norzogarsy - Tor Mania
BFLOW-Bsrfs Warren Fisher GalsEher from Shieds; X.
L. Rutgers Deiano, ST. MsIks-both BY pilot Doe: J,De.
WIND-Durins the day from N. W.; sunset, s. w.
Tb.. were no inward bound vessels m sight a. srse. s
evening the Hghiands-tBy Lessetts Sersaphore.
The sohr Caro- Amelia Turner hence for Plate. los bs
l4h Feb mouth OF the harbor Port Plate ssp
got oa aud cold; cargo saved In damaged condition
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF NEW-YORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BASY-RIPoRYED WtzELT ExPskssLY foR TIE Nsw.
yoRK TnBuNE-with full particulars OF Receips sass and
Prices Of BrIvZs MILK Cows, VEAL CALyEs SWINE sHEsr
.d LANES NEwYoRK made from personal observation,
by SoLoS ROBINSON "WEDNESDAY EvESiSG the rsst mar
ktd,y eJcluvcly for THr NEwYoRE rsiBrys and printed
on TlUasDAY MoRsNG In the DAILY md WsAKLY aud On
FsID,Y MoR.NG In 'he SrHI.WtrELI.
PFFVEs In New.Yo-k mostly .od BY Cattle Bro&ers 90
commission, much head a. they estimate Zoe weight oi
The onsers vii make the sum sSsed the aIsot
price T. III bullock thst viii 4res. sest 1t ioc Y D.
Il go A. Boston. ia. PIKE quoted Ef i've quarters"
i e. hide and fat |, inc 1d"d In the sstimsed wsEht
rDe number reported for this city s57 s 1853 2 of sese,
6 5 sold the gTes. ,nesdsy Sukets WashiIston
DroveYa-ds FOrtyyIh street aging for eseh market
22l ard varying from 765 ,2 UpJl dEsEen. days The
ots number Tor Sts s7c5 ard tee svesSe a. Make: on
"Wednesday, ASA -,
CALVES II IL for YEA. sold by the Posne live weight
Mary very young cold .. a PEioe p; head-
MILK cows generally according - the p1oe OF oeet
high draws from the dAies Ad MAKES
room for .sh Poor Cows sell average
peaum one. s35d %5 good ESQ s65 extra ne Cows,
s7Jd The number at year Il sp The Go" iaer-
chant generally reserves the CNf
sUEEP AND LAMBS sold mostly By brokers 80 much
p- raDsina from 42 e6 for comA3n soch and " 10
SIS for IL 1857 the number soh a. S-iu $50 the
bsr f62 75e.
SWINE received mostly by railroad and sold st Asrtons
Forty street Turne Thirty seventh stsst and Hud
River generally by the pound weight The nunoer
1857 2e s84 the gec from 81 and
M The fret nine months generally To The Lumber received
Ia 1856 A. $5el.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

sEEps-The demand is limited for Coveseed and the market
. s,5y s1y . ;gRP4.G z .i dsmsd nSS j6s 3 lq.a
Rough fs1seed not plenty and quiet 81 S bush OF
a. Is bush cash Tor parcel: on spot aud to srv- hold
srs here are finn at s. 56d 81 IS T. bush.
bsd lower and p,ettled s.t ae A.hton Fine .bOu.
81 50 Jeffrey. DSrrey'n = Is and Ground at 7c Several
STEARlNThe upPly modeiste and the market is quite
finn: sses of l5c" 10 good W me 81 s;f1 cah.
SHOT have not Nscd small -e OF Drop and BUCK si odec
net, cs,h g., l. ., ...h .os-1a,,. :
TEts-Ther. was but little animation the public sale th
r,ssor age portion Tie Greens and nearly al Of IT,
Blacks vi;AdIswn The PIce; w.1s =. foOw' Hy.on
daje; GuDpOwder, 4od+5c.i Imperial S5aaci sOuehOas
r0BSCC0NT6ere 1, no, much movements several lots Of
S,anh have old b in Domestic Little kas been done the
al. Of Manufactured in Febsry Were Is 80 Pa,se' same
time 1851 a 452 pkg. STOCK, Msh l. y Jo2 pkss time
TISP. hss ruled extremely quie, the pas, week .vins
me- asHi b,,, IA .1 % ao G usd IN purchasing a presu se.
/, held AZ 29GSc cash and Straits Plates
have sold moderate extent sale. of some 900 boxes u
S6o 5O0 DO C. Coke IS 81, and 80 do Charcoal
Terpe Al sl0d SO l2l mos Coke rerne remains dull
In .55op 70 r .;ocH sale. Of ISS 5 prime a. lie
Tsow Oh rn. slowly slc. Rough "a; i. quiet cash;
WOoL-The marie, continue. quite langld bG; otherwise
beUt mpof.n hssse The cause OF the dunes,t. partly
attributable to the nativity sndsepon in the goods
Most manufacturer who started their works since the late
fp,rcs crisis have sgAn stopped, ser they up their
stock sd the others only running sbou, bali dneneher
viii purchase the material nl blast TIL the
Of oveTke the supply nor Are holders AnIou, sellers
IN pch time a. old claims h9uidated, although hear
that one dealer h, found .he names hundred and
seventy ehi manufscure on his books whom be would be
sl,d 70 se wool 10 now. This important discovery true
but doub there many eft solvent IN all the UnOr
When the Effects Of the late ers. are ea.ed from the boOs Of
dealer. and many Of The latter viii again resume
when they Wool to meet the ts.ns wants they viii
no dou b obtain credit in the y the Empire State bai I'll
then deer, oush in charity fore. credit them The
.tot Of Native Pulled fleece Woos here quite small
ou, sooy portion the stock held bach IL iu.eTor otae
,ony Er prces bot The pvsIsct r obtaining Any
higher fp.es L sl-sf teHe"I Ce = ylt ., fsss-t ALL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
u,,t.t-Pspo,ftd 5v TS,rg-cpi.

Mosrr. hsrrh 2CorroS-sses ;o-cay oooo bar a ''1
II c 6f NIdDr Pie. 4crl c. Tue sair- ;or the 80
thr.r DAYS ioo. ~ IS bales aud .hc recep's lJC
BsLrNoSE, March 5.-FLoUK finn sud n ZOO a'tna
= ia 81 g.. CoRS-whi:e .ower; H"l1S liysncef
5id -; Yellow 5s0tslc WHI.kY daI AZ 2lG3lfc- FRoF-
,oSs quiet .rl rather hrer A. CoFrEE sac q s h'1f
YESTERDAY RI .od for ic6loi the S;ter pree 'o s-c
PHI ADELPHI., March s. l8j&-BkEADsTuFFs quiet. Foe'
firm - SD S5. Whea; dull .nd price, bArey rnanaati
Red. STA 81 O5; White, 81 D0tI S Com u az S4 ~ -
Iio COFFEE, lciellic PRoWsIONs quiet; Mess Pos rln
fl7 LAID frm q. 10. dio,c. WHskY dl AZ 2lt -
Augusta Ga, March 3-COrTOS-nars"t qu.ti sa'stodav
LOO bales. FXcuNGs OIL NevfoTt 2 c,r;, n some oshA
for Georgia money.
CniRLEsroS S C. March S-Co1roS uE,ha.Gedi sales To-
day. $500 talrs. -,
SFV -ORLE.ys March a-CoTroy-sses o-siy 1900 te,cs
u generally nchAnged prices SIGAs dull MoLtssEs -saS
Flour - pa 81 =. LARD in bbs, &c. and 10 EEs
Buk PoEE-Hams r07c.; Sho-lders, 6ao s1d sides Il@
T. Rio toIlEt nc. FsrISHTs uncsn1sed srLSLsS ii
ENCH,NGF lQ-plO7s. ENCHANCE on Nr~-fcrt y. 0In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04


We do not recollect time when this market pre-
sented the curious features of this day. when
more difficult to give our readers fair understanding
of ts true condition.
In the first place, the weather is clear, bright and
cold the snow and frozen earth only melting slowly in
the middle of the day. Its a frst-rate day for the
owners of cattle.
In the second place, the number of cattle, as will be
seen by the tables just about the same as last week.
and though lees than the average OF last year, is full
enough for the demand. The number offered to-day lie
800 less than this day year, when the price was
full two cents pound higher than it is now. That is,
the best was l2I sl3c. medium IL q l2c., ordinary
Halle, extra l4c. Average l2c, which is &c.
higher than the average to-day. But then the cattle
were better-s least they could not have been worse,
or although there are very few lots OF decided scala
wsgs If appears though with afew exceptions there
had been general effort made to collect coarse, raw
boned Oxen, and rough, bg-boned corse-hIded and
hsri-handlng Steers of the worst breeds that al the
country can produce. good many Of these, though
ever 80 coarse are toeraby fat and about as good
such brutes can be made; and, better ones being
scarce butchers have TO take these animals at
the same price y it they have been in the way of
paving for much better beeves. The high price Of the
market 10 day ls more on account OF lne su'ance 0i
the grade than the increase of price and all the ad.
vance upon the best is account Of the scarcity of
.hs, class; and il was the anxiety Of the buyers OF
first class cattle 10 get hold Of such they wanted
that gave the market all its life in the early part Of the
day and became quite evident before noon that in
ferior cattle would drag as they did last week before
night and that sales would be difficult 10 effect at
the asking prices Of the forenoon and that the close
of the market would be dull and the tails Of droves.
almost ct buyers option.
There is another good cause for the advance of
price to-day. beside the real want Of the city. II
this Some Of the ever-resdy birds that always hover
wherever there is q CARCASS to prey upon finding the
number Of cattle route here was small, wen. 10 for
a speculation, and bought for rise just about as
crsziy as OF their Wastreet cousnU ard it was
through this combined effort tha. the prce was ad
vapses at al, which, with al their maDsgemet., 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

- i,u-.. ,..d n, ,n.i-iu.,.d ~ the Fearing 800
-our,u.,. ana Les q slpsr heec,stt r'G4. mol-n'
y co co9,k.-1 aai yestcrs LED sof a. !sa-'c 't
f.dor. - f,r ~ ard ~. al sssh, II, c'A1-,y
r,i.- !. d.. With .o5d supp'y - ned-i. a. -"
ursrirs ss's-cf SD ta's Wtb'd tNfol'A u li.''- F7
cor-pr hov.v.r he pri-cpA 'rar'a-.ioIs- ,. . ...
NHI~KI-Tb- HaIle- - '-tasy A-- --' ''- ~
.sls a ht.- - -.
WHALFBo,,F iers-d is mi.ed. owinE in par 20 h'
nl.,sof tci.-. u, .t,ck l4s b. u sieaiy -. -ti
Toe la. II oehot.l vas =, s and OF NohWe', to'-t a.
~. each. , -.-.u-.
tbe demand j. con in.d 70 snal psrc.- rou store - - q 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

se,rs czs,y tr xss tee rect sssNtss cx,a tie 10 -,
I'd Cqss ard tas oes = .>eysGeI sss.a osz,y ss.ss
of srrs ud RS ref-fs otl-a
gre,2-sxf, inc,-3eG { Eep, soi wen scs e. ssg
d Atty b-,vD o-t.
~, ssr. 70 o., ever .hs ssfoa I'd srss Er.~ y
,v.T Re Esion sn3 Lcwr8, q t0s tkb-fl -
sss y. ss-rn l1.iaj - czttle tses s~ias All Ears
Of'be Inl tvsr he ~. -hbG-g, 3 EeIe E'ln AtAly
RTN ,Rs-Reef .of 4b4' The - lfs week Tsrr
Wv A. n nor River Case rted by J1nt,kn Ashy ~ De,
6eIj md sold BY Wm. h. Bok~s 70 T. kee T., - - "
- a. c,gt lie ay.Tsg- gToss weigh, was - - L. sazs
crs-,y f fs.-l oqll have s)l yesf $40 for - ~
anil The nuub~r Of sheep sna eu; OF eN~ eat 81
q an
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
N. ". wheie.sIe Prices Of Country Produce

Fok THE WEEK ENDiNG MARcH g.
IHspor.a exclusively for rHE n. Y TkBVNE hy DRIy 4
FssScH Comusson Merchants iOr the Of Fruits and
Produce No. IS Barclay street .
NorIcE TO CosSGxoRs oF FARM PRoDUce.-Put mp
tns order MARX plain, pdeble directions every
.aeilss including weight with count snS nse Of S
Also tsh bill OF particulars inside Of one packsss marked
always eNd by mail, with notice when and how
things forwarded.
Co~ssNoNS-For selling Berries Frts, Nc where packages
ave returned small lots Of stuff 10 cent Other Farm
Produce generally y cent.
are for Of good Produce good order at
wholesale such Farmers realize Snd not JobbcTs sPecus
tore prioss
The BvTTrk and CHEEsE trade is quite scve There not
advance last weeks but the upward endency
and highest have been exceeded on some
very choice lots Of State Butter.
BrTrER only brng highest quotations when perfectly made
spA sweet, In small, neat psekases We quote .
(napee Co, Pals, pm. as Ordinary Ssie ,....lo ais
n f,hin,.........A as lOhio OF com. WeserEl2 us
Ty,s ssta:e.........2i as Ohio good Western IL Gl6
pin, 40. fr. L tubs. .N as
CsrEss-We quote; -
Vsfs y B...........s Soshen OF EDEish.'''lV OH
G.ir 10 Prime o. 81
MEAT-As sod from MARKET boats OF BY wholesale bache
We3Ss: GOOD a n go PORK fed ia "
~ Pork eeeSsses stifed % 81
SS5s,rss.se ,,,,y,. q Ishca.s prime, kt,,.. 7,S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
PhiIadeIpbia Cattle Market

There was aye supply Of Beef CA yesterday sid pdy
Tn. rase. closed Gu. and prs dec IN shout -s o. DE
n The amounted about - hrai NOV oi ~fAs
were from Chester Coauty aEI,hs pat O IN a The
s,5l was good order secery sgd sales mad a. oa
81 70 80 -8 -, 80 AID 80 81 q 100 r.. -
The offerings Of Sheep amounted 20 500 set1
aud mops them two lots Of about 30 he Al from cocss
,s STATE which considered , es. aid bcayie ,essp
yr boueht 20 market They cold lie. q n cTessA
Tte rerI sinder IA at <5Q ~ - each.
Uos The surpy Hogs continued quite large. Sn toe e.
.pd ys,y good oasfnGs antsd - loo0 bad Al a
rbb were ,old az from ~ !5to 50 % and s575F 90 10.
Cows The was a ssh. upToser1'Et Ia thc prce q tbs
Mind Il stock 25 heal sod d, go ioI MA Cs~u
and 4 .nG ESQ for Dry Cows.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Receinis Of Produce, Nr.

Bs Hud.0s Rcey R9Rroad 70, Ae reek e4dig SGtao&y'
Fb 9-l head C.:le, 40 60 Sheep Ill d. Hores 5J do
Live uog ll5g 90. Dressed Hos. 2l0 do. Nton p pksa
Beef do Bacon 2l47 DO Butter 20 d. Cheese l6 DO Lad
20 DO Pouy y, do Eggs, 10 do. Ashes 10 DO Buckwheat
Flour l8i d. Fruit rs d. PapT 6Oi bbls Beef III d.
Fish Il do PoTk Y DO Whi.sy $50 d. As and Beer,
do Your IS d. Apples, 1888 bush. MAJ s. do. Whest .
Rye 4s do Barley d. Corn 2O DO Feed go DO BeArs
46l 10 Peas dc. PoA;oes 800 do Gsss Seed 100 bA. Hay
is4 Hops 20 io Wool, l6 doL BToou- Il Marble,
431s sides Leather and 80 Ea. Mix.
By E,is Ra,yodS-2 100 bbs Flour, 100 bols Whisky 24
bb. Plo,isions Ashes, III pigs Baer pss- Lard,
0Oo bags Feed 2loO sides Leather, Il rolls kes:Aer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Passenger Sailed

In steamship df,ioo for Liseypoo-Mss Home Mr. .d Mr.
Havand Scott England; Mrs. c. A. MeEwsn, Nev.Yorh
TR' s. Cope, Francis stokes Philadelphia O. ksrensA ss
FAncsco Geo. Parish and Ogdens A. Js
cobus John @. Bsn T. s. Consul a Melbourne, New yorh
Capt j. KDsman Salem w. A. Dobe lst West India Re-
gmen, England Mr. and Mrs Fred j. Rowan and four toys
Robert Rowan Toono Gen Jose de Cortez. A. b. Torsood,
Liverpool J. Nichol Manchester Jorquin gero j. RcE
srdson, Havana; Julius Meyer Bremen; Chas Lord Fu
sr W. H. MAILER, j. Pckard, New York JaA Hurd Mrx
r. Hughes and daughter Engandj G. M Gsuoux New-Yort
Mr. and Mrs r. Robertson scotlsndi ysmes Hswkbsw New
York; VIM Mesing. Hsyans; sam. Norman, Baltimore; Ms
Parry and two children Arthur Wilmer. ENGLAND; Thos Win
terbottom Dr.: Wilcox, Jas. Wickham New.Yok W. j. Mr.
Iis Phisdol lphia.-Totsl iS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

FrGrrrEs PROM JusTIcE.-Ex-Oficer Phshp Fa''
lev yesterday morning took into custody two young
fellows named Patrick Murphy and Mathew Gshney,
charged with stealing 800 from Mr.. John Gaiiney o.
waehsm, Mas. The accused were in the employ d
Mr.. Gaffney, and upon obtaining possession o: ne
money made their way to this city, and were making
preparations to 60 TO California. Officer "oos Of
Wnreham returned home with the fellows lss, evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Cambridge Cattle Market.
KfPoarrp vol Pm N Y Yataux, Nv a,o,a.


"WEDNESDAY, March ], 1855
Old s~-
PlIcss or MAiErr Bi.,-Ertr.s, o. soss, ars. ,u.,t
y % @ce7i seoond quality, es 7s6Se5l; third quality
65; ordinary quality % So 49,"
rncEs OF sroRE CAfrLG-Worktns Oxen from o7So sald
eNo el7o pair Cow ard Calves from sS5 $40 - 70
SEQ Yesrines oisSsa'. xvs ysa1 cid oa5oS@ Three
saEEr AID mars. prices In lots 81 T5s 90
4d6c. p D Eross.
swnr-15 .: market. Prices, I've weight SASS. n;
dressed, 81 aeie 10. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

FRUlTS-Resns dull sales OF bunch a. - " sna Layer
u $50 IS l1l. Dried Fruits are quiet. .ur
GRAlN-The inquiry for Whes i,r mainly fot inhrt o..
part fo export and moderate orernfs OF cholce Pcs
better Sprus beats very quiet 81 our qu9ons ne
sales bush damaged Southern At @ 100 bnsh i.T'io'
White CO. 81 IS; and 200 bush very choice DO ~
Rye "a without portSnt change the supply n iAI 'n sA'
A. 6Sd loc. Barley limited request al eoa"c push'
barley Malt IA quiet, aud prices nominal O.'s are "a
,snd n - for Virginia. 5S657!c for Jersey ot
delaware aud Pennsyvsn 4idf5e for state A1d togtc o
Imseo Corn opened rather quiet and easier under h
Na but ~ the close recovered with good demand sales
ooV o9,h a. 65aeSc Southern White; boGe soc or ofd
@ 70 isi Yellow do. Prime Yellow is and wanted a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Disaster, &c.

NOZZLE, March 3rhe steamer Eliza Battle with IA fsss
cotton was burned below Demopois 30 70 20 lives os
By telegraph to Enwood Walter ESQ., seety Bosrd yoa
kEr WEsr Feb. 2-The materials saved from the shl
srniih have been sold. but the, for salvage has ne
tried. The aud materials saved from the bf sAl 80
mennon have been brought here here has been ssyea
bills -four in good order, and S2 bbs damaged ssI 20
IBy s.tss 70 III Soss Water, e.q, ssesy Bs~rS VIs@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
u.rhe,,...c.Krrr1Ly REpo.7rD FOR Tar n p r.lrgyr.


AsFs-Tbe demand fair for both kinds and prices aye IN
chang sale. Of J6 bbs So 80 for Pess and 46G So ~
for The stock consists Of 66 bb Pots and 'o 90 rea
Soleratus is steady at &C..
BOOTS AND SHOES-Maufseturers continue 70 work very
cautiously The present Leather esves but le na
profit a: the which the goods selling. Another
il that the densnd warranted IT, the fs tors
mol in condition 10 70 or commission merchants express
much unwilling advance upon their productions Inc
sae here light and chiefly to Sotaern and ;h
N.sern traders with few Gales promptpayng We,teTn
merchants For California the shipments continue beral al
though latest accounts express fears OF the poaAon wlb
- Il linaar. lLal.- - nlILn. "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

tnd flsr,et ,cruewta, d.pr..ed Fo-'en r'tp s
Pc .sly d4r. rrc'- d1 -t tuy, 20 h-r. y" =. I,
L. Uto.J O. .sa. srflz .'' r..4 al a-f..
FiDES-1tc Hssei is scj.- al y, - a .,t-.-s
ttsr have been g 80 Dig "a H ~ -
m . r.. 5rs-1e ~ % 9 l41-.. 80 800 f-- -,
n .5- MOS <2o N1:s'aito q tr 80 ''' %
o,Dstcc o. 20 Cat'.l % irr. D. l'-' ' -'-' --
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Nv TeleRPnuk.

BOSTON. March a-AH. steamship p spugn., Msi,be~'
Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, March a-The steamship Memphis, 81
CromweIs lire arrived here from New York yesterday.
SAVANNAH, March 3The U. NJ ship Ylones, ton
EewYork, arrived here to-day. All well
yesterday from New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

Reed McGruw sold at OBr,ens SIS a. 81 ~ average
At Chamberns-Fosle MPher.on sold sl6 sheep .. an av'
esee TO- They report the nNket dull owing ~ the large
receipts Of the last three days
SWINEThere has been influx Of mast fed hogs stey and
this has materially injured the market sin buyers su3pcous
OF then. deiuct sbou. 81 u hundred pounds net weight
the fsted price for all that out of There
here for masd pork Is liked for lard
better where people ued 20 H. and where II il
the practice smoke the sides hams shoulders and os all nto
bacon and where lard IL made into oil.
A. K Turner manager Of the Hudson River Drove yards
makes the following port.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
Po,.rsy ccn'.raes r'|t' I'd
I
e. .stsPo 1itry cisn r.hrs = =

Part & l5
FcG. are again lower We quote: by The baTe rA.sed & )"
Jer.ey and Lour Island. small pscsts's 3. az tf -
LtRp-Sm.l tubs, lo,c q 70 IaiLo"-il &c y ~.
Rorsn k,r-7i G9c. I, u. Bte.w.X-Ha@c & n.
HoNEY-la :he comb = n. W" qVo'e: ,,a,.
orJin'ry in bus .- 40 ,,pired Hon'y - a,5
Inns ~ SkINs-Bo.i Trimmed and seltcd fi"o4' Y NJ
Cali do. Ia 2.c. -, -. ...
Por.To,,-fc cold weshe preytr.s arrivals ana pfo'' axe
yery firm Some orts have ADVANCED NUE. a. "Ni ht
show Choice lots Of MeIces or Carsrs sfn'ng no" "oH
brinp ometbinr over our quotations. We quo,e: 80 - .
Jercer. te,t...3 u a. ~ lCarters......''S W a. ~
Ier,r. Common 2 - al 10 P'schb.7ws Norn3 O a. -
jones. Nofi5cn 4 80 ~ % s~ee:, ,so.Jer,bb. al %
We-'euI Rcd a. y
TuK,IPs-Wc q1ote. 1900 80
C.n White !, bb..- n lRntsbeses q hbl.....- ot2
BKLr.-Alatlre, y @ja 81 - Y DO.
CARRoTs-Washed. y 211 s. y PbDL
PAssSFs-Si Is ty bbl
O,Io,s are sold y bbl ard bunch. We q4o.e.
White b. bb... - as " ,Red.............'.. go a. -
YeIow........... az 10 Red, T. 100 benches as %
GARLic-S6 So q 100 buncss
CABBACI-s s6G ~ T. lCo.
CELEEY-@ l10sifp 100 trnche'. a.. \, -,
higher and ~e advance our qoa''ons - y o''
spff /, BIB b.... 40 75lRoHbury Kussets.] , q e3 30
GoeDings ....:3 50 as 7jiGihfowers''''''j - e' %
DRIED FRCiT-"e quote: ~ -,
Appes 4} n .......... a y Plums..............g ~
Prsche peelsd....l9 a@ ICherries "1)
Cs.>BERRns--We quot.: ooa,,,o
ENtrss Y bb....i! 20 az ~ lGooi qualify '''O " al "
Marrow, q bush. II 81 a. % lSmsl Whi,e..1 % al -
PEAs-Marow, sl 7o0sl 7lR bush.
Hickory NUTs-SzdS 81 IL " bush.
BLACK WlLNUTs-7j.G q = &, bush
BRooH CoR\-S4 J00 t6 - g cwt.
BUCKwHEAr PLoUR-S26f2 2 H.
For stons Flour Grain aud other Farm Prod-ce zee
General PT - CuHcnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
X1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........
Cleared,

stesm.hipsJsmes Adser Tanner, Charleston spofor. ~
eston Co Roanoke Simmer Norfolk. Luslam Peassotsj
Alabams: schenck, Savannah, 8. 1: Mitchi.
Brig-John West Ball Daren M A. Ellis.
S,hooneTs-Enchantress jayne Savannah McCresdy Mott
Co.; Ocean Wave. Wsmer Washington, Tesr Horn; r. 4
Ward, Hof, Esples, K. Dow.