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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24

"UNDER THE HUI UNDER QUARANrlNR.-In the
Natchaz Free Trader Of Tuesday last we find the fol-
lowing
Within the last week the yellow fever has broken
ont in that portion Of the city called Natchez Under
the Hill. On Sunday there was d death from it.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, there were fifteen
cases OF yellow fever reported as being Under the
Hill to.Wit five in one house. three in another two
in each Of two Others and in each Of three other
houses. or these cases, one is white woman, an.
other black child, and the remainder white men,
whose vocation We learn, has been dtchmg and
delying All the sickness Under the Hill is confined
TO Lake Cutter, Willows, aud Old Island localities,
that IS from Porter street which is at right angles
with herger from Q. r. Cobb's store, to few yards
below Jones saw mill.
Natchez On the Hill is as yet, perfectly healthy
and there i not case Of Sickness that we eau hear
Of, at the Quarantine Station
AT the meeting Of the Board Of Health Yesterday
i was resolved to quarantine "Uuder the HIM. to the
extent Of warning citizens on the Hill from visiting
the infected district, and preventing families residing
under the Hill from moving into the city proper, ana
persons unacclimated, being or residing there, from
coming on the Hill at all.
Wo to Natchez! A house divided against itself
cannot stand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24

EXPLOSION or 4 PATENT CoFFEE-P or.-The Mem.
phis Eagle of the 10th has the following
We regret to learn that the lady of Mr.. ", #. Pass
more was severely scaded yesterday morning by tie
explosion Of patent coleepot. II seems that these
utensils are 50 made as to confue the steam arising
from the boiling coffee, and as Mrs. Passmore at.
tempted 70 remove it from the stove, the steam
forced the top Off, the steam and boiling coffee RASH
ing over and severely scalding her face, neck and
arms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24

UNDER THE HUI UNDER QUARANriNE.-In the
Natchez Free Trader Of Tuesday last we find the fol-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24

3. n, ADA EDTTU4-
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the larFeseircaian
OF any Country Newspaper in the a Is ver ras,se7,,
Offered HsAn advertising medium The Merchants Of New o.
cans
oFdsrstor ssverts slefsat ale EsGEET0 OFFICE, Viii
b FuEctuaIly at naea TO
&a-FR AK a. BART SIT sqe5s ,- New .3-l.s-, -
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LiJtiess Patent

WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF sAPEs
-ASp-
BANK LOCKS.
]. G, NEWC0MR, Agent,
!eI7 2pn No. % Cana istfss4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24
So Hevia street,
Nv OrIeans.

New Orleans, March IS, 1855
have used Coins Kapeapeutn for cjs and fever and
il has cured eHtrely beeyeit will when everything
else fails a. W, SMITH
heg=D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24

RAtLRoAn ACcIDENT.-On the 10th an express
train the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad ran of the
track near Martiusburs, Va, killing the fireman and
seriously injuring the engineer.
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diseases oftte 1nroat eesset u,oga

No. ii Exchange Place,
me- 2pt 0pposItothe Past=GEes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-10
ltteri1Snt le9s NaeDricnteu

NeDsU rf.-6err S6eoocr & s | b
per betannte Jtem Dorter Wuliter, BET li9 nit
aut Der Aultrla befano uno nod imr1er frarf in
6apal oarnteoerlte9t, bat ppn bert mad 9tetp>
gOrf 9eiArieben:
vSon Dem AuSerb!tfe, no eS f~eltltlno, baB
etne GeuerSbrunlt auSSebroden Iei, benertten
mir weoer Den Sapitdu, nod einen Der S9ii5s.
Ottt5,ere poer WtatrOlen. Die Sifi5iere waz
zen lamtntltd Iun9e Neute, lelblt oer erlte Sns
9entear tonnte noD telne GriabrunS geiamnelt
pobeli. Der Captain aber mar Der erlte, rer
Ielne Selcnnenbeit perlor unO I'D in pie Stu.
then ltIr3te. DaS mar Elm sutes 8elIpiel ! -
Die Sauone mar tul llnterraume peritauet.
S5 maren feline rebensretter oa, es Ieblten lelbIt
Stltble ODER &llen nit comprimtrteC Cuff !;
Die Pumpen 9aben fein W1lier gum 2Gj0eu psS
6euer6. So blIeb lc lan9e all Soro, bis bic
6lanlmen gu mir oran9en. Damn lpraua iN
ms Wteer Eno I6waum 2f Stunpen in meineu
&lelDern. Damn uerlor l9 Die Irait uno nit
etnem @ebet auf ben 2lppen lieB i9 MIDI in Gle
Slefe btn1b, Was MID pteDer all bic 9berz
fll9e pes Wteere5 bra9te, weiB i9 ni9t, eben
10 menl9 pIe i9 in pas Scpt Der Waurice 9e.
fcmmen bin. Der menl6enfreunDliAe Gapi'
tan 0tenauo le9te mid IN fem et3eneS Sett unp
tA bIieb 4 Gage in eiuem beit1nOisen Oeliriz
= Ycr benz ndalteu 6rlblin8e meroe i9
nttt I'M StanOe lein, na4 Neu.Dcrf fommen
gu f6nnen."
Albanp, Z. 9!opbr. Die 9eriate aus
Idmmtli6en Counties beg Staates eraeben cine
aRalcrltat Ron 18,64O Stlmmen fir Wtorsan
Barfer. (Sn mebreren Der sr0Bten @ouu-
1T %inDeiien Die 3dblun8 nod feline pffi5ieGe.)
Der Nboliticnilt 8errit Smitb 1T melt i9le&ter
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fad fibrte our @ntOefung. Sin iun9er Dieb
lpaIo poal 8tltc9lenen e%r9riiTen unO auf Die
Foli5el 9eldleppt. Ocrt 8eftuaO penn balO Der
bl0Oe AufduBer, oaB ct nIdt fit eiuiBe0teGnunB,
l%onOern aus AnitruB uno 0tehnun5 zines 6errn
(9alantucuo) a9ire, p%elisn Nameu er niAt fen
ne, aber mllle, wD er wObne, Sin Boli3eicom'
rnl1l1lr, Der lib Die Wo3nun9 5ej3en lleB, nabn
cine Sau8IuAun9 Dor, Die 81 elnem gidu5enoen
0eInltat Iibrte 9OlOene unp lll6erne lLDren,
Soften, 8tn9e uller 2trten, ouA Die Dor einisen
Utonatsn in Der STRIDE oe5 betllgen 0icen5o cut,
%nenoeten 9~ol0enen @efaBe il, I'd. rpurOeu &c.
%fun0en. gGie U%erlautet, 9ebOteu Vtele &0uIJ
Il4e Seamle BON Der Yoli5et lelblt 81 pieler
Btltoerldait. O Sin ei8ener 0telleuoer muBte
Die erbeuteten 9e9eultanOe auBer Q1npes ptr
%t1ufen. Die S19elObne wurpen ben O1n6pers
tern Ie nad Serolenlt, bcd) cDer nleOriB, 9elteut
n. |. no. Wftt lclden 3ultlnDen seben uatirlid
@'nbrdte uno 0laubanidlle auf Den Strabeu
0anD III Oanp.
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gewarb's Observation-Disclosures,

3wei BON einanOer 9runOidbli6 rerI6ieoene
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, la9t SeWarD, lIesen in Ser
Union i'm Sample nit e%lnanrer, pa8 Der ~uufreieu
Ufoiieuarbeit uno oa5 Del frelen 2lrbeit FREEZER
Snpiptouen. Dag Die u~nfreieu 4rbeiter aum
9rSBten 2beile Jte9er linp, dnoert Dti9ta am
Yrtn3ipe lelblt, cas Dabin 8ebl, DAP Ger Wtenl6,
Der auf Die nleort9lte QdnOarbeit 1n3eutelen i'll.
nIbt fdbt9 uno nldt wlirctg lit, eu 9leiAbereds
ti9te8 Wtlt9lieo pe5 ltaatll9en @eme;umelens
81 Ietu. Die romant d. en- 0iacen lino e8.
Die IN Nmerlfa 0aS Spltem Der u~nfreieu 4rbelt
etn9efibrt; Die 9ermantl d E II 0tacen, Gin.
mannerer aus OeutIdlono, Sclano, SAweoen
nno @n9lano, baben ra8 Spltenl Der freien
9Irbeit etn9ellbrt, - Oa8 e~rltere bepriift uidt
ben 2elbelSenen a%letn, ~lonOeru Uernidtet bic
tbatladliGe 0edt88letdbeit 5pii9eu DEN fila
renblltenoen uno ben nldt Observation-Disclosures
gSetBen; e5 entltttlldt Die S6lfer, raubt ibueu
bic Sraft our Wabruns ibrer Nreibett. bic
Strebiamfett uno GrmerbSlult IMP fiibrt ouf
Dielem We9e bic Sanper gu it9erem 0erperb.
OaS Spltem Der freten Arbelt Oa9esen Torbert
unter ben Antriebe peS ousemeinen Wtitbelperbs
bic traffUOae @ntDldlung menl9lider Tbdltae
felt, bic 8eIltIse 8erpclfrmmnunJ. Die b0bere
@elittun9 uap pamit 3u9leidl bic itaatli6e Strait.
ats Tt0potsrn id8te, DaB europa entpeOer re
Publlfanil4 cher tOiatIi9 nerDen mIfie, Orifte
er IN Dtelen WOrten ben @e9enias 3pii6en ies
men beloen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Roller
S66rfe aus.
Sts lest baben ite in Der Union nctboarftia
nebenslnanoer beltanpen, neil Ite in eepllIer
0Inlt4t nnr Elm 0 ler Staatenbuno lit N6er in
anOerer 0lnliAt biIoet bic llnioa aud uieper
sInen felf8eialOfeueu 8uuresliaat, cine Station,
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Gurop&i(eDe SSadbris1ten.
@na[au0.


2onbon, 10. Sit, Su Nepcaitle 9ai
ftp Elm Sorfau e~ret9uet, Der wieOer eInmal 5ej8t
mie lhDer e5 ben 6ran5oIen miro, bic SItter
unot @inrihtunsen an0erer Climber gu rerltebeu
ODER 3u ahten. Der rortige fr1n30lii9e Son
iul, Gicou,te be Wliracourt, eiu eftiser Ill
tramontaner, IAeint liA Bet etner Der leBten
Observation-Disclosures BON Nemcaltl ein9emijht,
ninli0 bel leiueu @eperbsleuten um Stlmmen
fir einen fatbolilhen @anpip1teu 9eworben gu
Daben, uno nurOe oaIir pom portl9en @rpref
ua0 Derber enBltlder Weiie 5ureAt9eplelen.
Stniae CHARACTERIZATION fIr 9t1ppleol III. (9an5
ltereotppev Nrt iibri9en8l mIe lie CUR o~bltgaten
Wir3e lolher 4rtlfel 9eROren, feblten oarin
AUDI ui6t. Den Gag oa1auf miro Der 0teDafs
teur in l~einer Wobnuns BON Dem lunSen Wtlrat
court, etnenn boffnu199Uclen Ora3onersOIft
3ier, nit aelaoeuem Plltol iiberfauen, uno 'DurA
Die belOeumiitbjge Orrbun9, ben Webrlcleu gu
eridieBeu, bepC8 Der Dra3OnersS iu9ltng ben
01enofteur, ibnl 5uu1 Siccnte Sater 81 fol8eu.
I'm eer Oau6tbiir bate lt4 nod ELL l~iin3erer
Wtirlccurt nit einem fur4tbaren Snittsl aufs
gelteut. 8ein Gcniul an9eIans5 webielte
l1lan &rflaruuseA, nobel Oer Sater betbeuert,
fem SObn babe ale Sffi5ler nldt ancers bans
pelu f0nneu. Sp1ter crit erfubr per9feoatteur,
eaB Iein militdril93r Genipr nit 9el1oenem Isl
ltpl audi in Der Druferei gene en- unO bort lir
tbn cine NerausiorDerun9 5urtf8e(alcn, lt4
AUDI seSen ba8 BerIcnal chen 10 fcnltId,, wle
Brutal benoumen bate. Olrauf bin tpanote
er IiA an bic Yoli3et Babri4einli4 merpen
Der Yicomte nnO feline tapiern Spbue bilo na9
Der belle 6rance 5uriidfebren.
Oentl9lGno.
9erttn, 10. Sft. SO piro UerliAert, in
Der Observation-Disclosures In9ele8eubeit ieien
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OeIbdftssN rDfnun0
ben "a. NpDember 1853. .

@a8, bus btlli9 ite otler ytdter
aber nur fur Oieient8en, rrel@e dA bic SasrStrsn unb nFt9f-
gen BOrridtun9en pom s sdrte5 Sung9upn 9te son
Baltimore unb 6%rCntfraBs anfbaHen.
0tetaen 6reGnren Hno 6etanntsn, fopte benz pablttnu
~n6erbaupt, erleube i'd mir bic 8enertdna ~ m1hsa, baB BET
mir mar 0Ou Der realhen Se6teuuu9 bic Rebe isn farm, petl
ate Nrbetten buy6 me!ne ttgeneu 66uoe 8eben.
U8- '9epard urer, folpte iOntt9s WfetaI- Irbetten perbs Id
f. f4 Au ais m69tj& eaiGreen.
Augi43nt Gt4s. 8 uretutr.
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yie11e AtuSetaesg.

GggDarbOr Sta0tz unp 2aaOgeieal1aFt.
Sente aDeab 1T 8erianm!ung In 6rn. NJpg 2,fal, Erebe.
ttftr. 0tNGtGn tAe Aablen 00m O0Nar 4 Ate StrAFt. aMn
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Neapel, 9. Sft. llrter ben pielen SIS,
icnoerli9fetten be8 btpli9en Sifentliden 9ebens
perpient fOl9en0e @el9INte cine gang belonpere
SteDe. Mtan 1T elmer DiebSbanoe auf bic
Spur Sefpmlnen, Die unter Der Qeitun9 pon
&~SniSlihen An9eltelten felt Sabren lbr iaube~
res 9anoWert 9~etriebeu bat, Sin blcBer j3u'
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Spiclidcben fur Wcibnacbfe1,

nsl8e mir IN erOBer Auspapl ttb # II pprttrten opben
mir an 13tsgerlertGuter ~ ben btltte ten 2pppltlale.
Yretien db. SdwereTmd m unp Is %
Npp51mt ~ 9 Worp Opndrofr.
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Burlington, 9. ytOu. g8 nirb aus
8uter Gaelle rerltdert, c1B Da5 ueue 0iica9ua.
llnternebmeu oe8 Sen. Walter ouf tie gtnla-
Dung Der Dcrti8en pcrlcfr. 4jartei bin 0elAebe
pn0 Dap I'M 6due be8 0elingen8 Der betr. BE
pollution Ocr Gage ri iarieVertrus ipSleia beRa-
ti8t merCen iole.
Us abinStOn, 8. 0lcO. Die Durango
nentS, mcrna6 Die bielt3e p5tatea" unO Der
JfIdmonO uSrutb" fiinftiB olS. in 8latt in
pefSr0Better 6crm bier in UalbinstOn erldeis
nen l~Ulien, ltno beute poQenpet porpen. (Oa5
neue 8latt wtlo CaS 0uuptorsau De6 Srr. 0pu-
9Iao lein. Die 0tep.)
Pbllaoelpbia, 9. 93op. 81. 0tpau,
Solt0- Tan0toat i'm erlten GonsreBDtitrift, bat
beute Serrn 6Iorence Die 9eieelide Aa5ei8e gee
nlaAt, oaB er pelisn @rpdbluns b~efrelten uuo
bepe'len miro, LAB er. 6pan, $50 ct. Waice
rIidt erbalten bat. (0iernadl perDen Die Ylu9s
u9lpi Strelde, Die SuAanan i'm erlten penulpl=
panllhen 9cnsreBplitritt beSansen bat, ppr ben
rd0lten @on3reB fonsmen. Die Neo.)
8ofOn, 8. 1top. Solepb Quincy, Senior,
purDe 9eltern 5niaui8 IN IrenontltraBe iber,
T1hren ua0 pe1leet, bod nlft 9efabrlih, wie
3uerit 9enlelret moroen mar.
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vT 8 0 o."

~NSN ~ WV S"NpfAS
Nem@O ort, 8 2op. Der &an9arcc
nit 2lUerpOpls9 t1drldten Bis gum 27. SIT. lit
bier anBetommPn.
PortuBoI bat wirtlid OaS 9flopenl4iIf Gbar
les 0eor8e8 all 6rlufreit au5selleiett.
Die en1tIde Prele tit mitBenO, baB ba8
OtInlitertum Oerbp Ycrtu9al ni1t seaen Den
5flaUenba1Oler BOnapprte unterltlet.
9tad ben lesten Natriateu aus Suoten
purDen Die Ne0eQen uuf Der 5nlel @cr9cn1
unter 8roBern y uIeeel 8eidlu3en. Die g1aG
rtd1ten aus Calcutta 9eben biz gum 20. Sept,
Der 9anDel lag %oaielblt 5jemtid parnieoer.
in Sban9aI mar naA Den leBten Nadrtd,
ten NueS rubi1.
Sn Son ItantInopel bertl6te wegen Der Nn.
weIenbeit rer y. CT. Tte9atte W1balb arpBt
Aufre3uuJ. Die BiOrte prctelttrte eeeen ibrt
Anpelepbeit, oa ibre @r6Be Den unlfana mel
IberIAreItet, welden Die our9 Die Daroane0el
fabrenOen &riesSiAiiie baben oirfeu. Aud
bate Die Habalb bereit5 8ottebruugen our ab:
faDrt 8etgcIfen.
2orD G,8n mar nad canton 3uridBetebrt
Sr bat etnen fir Gn8lanO 8~inltI9eu Yertra.
nit Sapan ab9slhlclen,
Ste Rarlament5uablen in Gn8(anp lielen Il
@unlten per Qiberalen aus.
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Sffcc Der 0aslibtsG Ompaenie.
Scfe 2uu1 Verfauf,

Gcfe gum Gertauf.
9te @asit6t.gUmpagnt Bon Sa.timprt Uftrtrt gum Der.
tauf: in ben SdBpeft II an 5satoagfr SOLE" beim etas
jel1sn Suihei pber in Quantti tn mad Duu D bS 8duf 70.
Mpp2. An. ip2m ANieph Srpwn. Sttr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
LccOInptCn in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, luesuay, reD' -, iooo'
A Mass Convention Of the Democrats of Indiana
opposed to tie Lecompton Constitution assembled at
Masonic Hall at 10 o'clock this morning.
Col. n. NJ. McCary was choses President and
made brief and pertinent address.
He was followed BY Judge Johnston Of Kansas, IL.
Il. Payne of Ohio, Judge Wick, General Drake, and
others.
The attendance was large and great enthusiasm was
manifested.
Every Congressional district in the State was repre-
sented and the Convention was composed of the best
men in the State.
Letters were read from Gov. Wise, whose official
duties prevented his presence, and others.
Resolutions were adopted proclsmiDg the right of
the people to form and regulate their domestic nsttu
tions in their own way subject only to the Constitution
of the United States as guaranteed to Kansas and Ne
bresk by the Organic law and by the principle OF the
KansasNebraska act practically applied; that Con-
gress is bound to admit States only upon C0nstl
tutious which have been ratified at fair election ny
the vote Of the people; that by the
act IL the people was vested the rsht 10 raty 0, re-
iect by the baot-box any Constitution framed Tor
their government; that after January, lsoo neither
Kansas nor any other Territory ought TO be admitted
into the Union unless the qualified voters have oeen
permitted to exercise the right Of accepting or REJECT
ing the Constitution framed for them; that the pohcy
OF forcing Kansas into the Union upon the Consttu'
tiOn which he has already legally rejected al the pal
lot-box by large majority IA rulnous that StePuen
Arnold Dougss Is entitled to the gratitude and ap,
plause of the American Democracy for his bold aud
triumphant vindcation of the principles OF selt-gov-
ernment; that the Convention pledge him their nrn
ana undivided support; that The indidHG St9te oeH-
,pl by its misrepresenatons and betrayal OF Demo
cratic fah nae placed itself outside of the Democratic
organizat ard that the Convention recommend that
= genera, Convention of the Northwest assemble az
Chicago rome other suitable place.
Another meeting will be held tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Forenoon Weather Reports.-FrD. .

By the Eastern Northern Westen and Southern Lne i
ceyed at No q Wal street ... q, N
PHILADELPHIA, noor-CeG wind n. WI barometer " -
thermometer 23s.
BaLIIsORr Hoon-wind g. W. cle.r' IS eo0o
NEv-YoEE, noon-Clear: wind N. y, barometer S''f"'
CALAIS Me.-Wnd N. clear zero.
ST. JOHN. y. B.--WindN n W. clear; 4 oeio"'
>AckvLLE-Wind n. clear: beloT.
WssaSsIos' SoonNWinS SsaNNlG n n W. clear; eS
BosTo,. Ma.s.-Wipd N. W; clear; II.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, s. m.-Clesri TO-
PIrTssrRca; Pa, &. .m.acsH;s
ST Louis, No, a. m.-Cl.sri 10
CcLrNsrs Ohio, g. m.-Clesr; T.
BrfTALO, N Y, a. u.-whdN W; cloudy IL
EyASsVILLE; Ind, q. m.-CleA is'
NNckNAEs. Ind, 8. m.-ClCsr L!
INDIAN ,PoLIs e. m-Clear; IN.
LAFAYETIE, a. m.-Clesr; IS blow
TOLEDO Ohio, a. m--Cleuri -
DETROIT, Mich,-Clesr; 2
CLEvELASD Otio-Cesr; 81 below.
BURLINGTON, lows below.
FuLIoN Il.-Clesr; sbelow
SPRINGFIELD, lL-CleaI; II above,
y,sEs'iILE wn~Wiad n. Z. Clear below.
PKIAhIE pu CHES-Clesr; vnd S. E-i oe'o~'
MIw4UKEE, Wia-C,ssr; sGboye.
HAKRissuRsH, Pa.-Clear; la
CAEL'sLE, Pa'-Clear; IT, -
NEw-CRLEANs Ls.-Ce1 So
FoN % LAC. Wis Gear; 5.
MALO,E~Cesr and pleasant; wind ;, IS beo~.
MONTREAL. C, God; wind 7. be!9w;
sr JonSssrar, O.. m.1Clesr and still; y below -, >,
H.K1FoRD COM NJ on-Clss and pleasant ~id " W. -
AFrERsoos REPORTS.
BosT,s. ?. ni.-clssIi Wind n w ,sw a; 70
CHAR LoITEIovN-Clesr aud cold; ~iho W. L.
SAckvILLE-Clear; wind W.; = 49,
ST.. JoHAs n. B.-CleAr; wind n W. l.
CAL.s, Me.cclear wind y w ., lind We
HARTFORD Co1D.-Cssr ADd cold VINO W. ~
BsrraLo, f.1cisg az cod wind W; is
ssSsrsss X. Y'-cirs, snd pes.anti ~alw.; H.
Ff MIRA. n. Y -rletri Uirf T. v. =
Rocag .rFR. n Y-Ces.. Nd W T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARaET.-The sale3 OF the
three days srce the departure of the Afncs the Liverpool Cot
market, 1000 bales including 6Oo Speculation End
1900 export all qualities bad lsdyanced ID g b. the market
closiD, finn at the advance.
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester
favorable; he tendency of prices was upward
LIVERPOOL bREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-Slessrs. Rich
aTdon, Spence Co quote Flour dull aud romins Western
Canal e6 Ohio, % an Phladelphia and Baltimore p 6d
81. Whes. firm Red 5l9d6, snd7 for choice White,
49, and 79 for best Cora dull and quotations barely main
tanned Mixed and Yellow, S5i Whe, S5i. .
LIVERPOOL PROvIsIoS MARKET.-Beef was dull.
Pork quiet but steady Bacon dull Lard quiet:
LIVERPOOL PRODUcE M,RKEr.-Rosin was steady
al 4d43 for Ashes dull, aud quotations
barely maintained SIG for both Pos end Peas Sugar
quiet but steady Coffee quiet Rice slew OF SALE but prices
unsltered. Spirits TTpentne closed firm at & Phladepna
Bark 81
LONDoNM MARKETs.-In the London Markets BREAD
sTUFFs dull but steady. SUGAR quiet prices OF
fined barely maintained TEA slow vi sale but prices
were unsred COFFEE closed buoyant RICE heavy T.LLoW
firm at Of all qualities considerable de-
cline. LssEED 23i. PIG IEoS steady 81 6d5oi.
LoSDoS MosEY MARKET.-There was more demand
for Money the London market than the departure of the
Africa Consos had slightly Ieceded closing sja for money
and e5I for account.
AMERICAN SEcURITIIs.-The market for American
Securities z neuliy unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

,ed be printed and styled Reply % 20. Attacks of Mr.
N s ssTe 0 ns.eS e ' Sopv @' Il ~ raH
slch found in the Nsvy Department. II c,ptsn among
zach after that entirely aaWuby OF notice, scnttno
81 deem proper not to ass by On page IS Of 'ha, psms
at IL tho following Language:
sr Chief Magistrate IN. h Rhnd ha. the impotence sp
x 70 be Uirstsicd ia toe Navy
h'This leu'enart shot man in Philadelphia some years
ce and had the police succeeded 10 sppehcudiug h he
t been sen the State Prison instead of being placed
skosfd chip Of TO five trouble
y On page q find thc f1owins remarks Mr. Rhind Laws
uci strtss upon his GO ty Hts antecedents a.
1 S md % @ ' T& & 3 & Rsn been boTn
y house nskes him much seutemea, being born
Tbe object q this Communication Is demand complete
es where they ma! have been distributed and full aud
sa,fsotory spolosy for tbe language above quoted
:" EN- sI, YOU ooedient servant,
er' communication will be handed to you BY my friend
Em &. Cotre. osq., 81 s. c.
10 Commander T. B. BOUTWELL, U. s. N, wsshinaon D. c.
nsR Your letter the b int handed on yes.
sdsy ty your f nd VIM C Co1re esq Of S. C. In reply
se you that you recall Your pamphlet Of Se
Sber 1855 your public s'ion IL n. ke. York Herald in e
t,y Department in ion to myself shall them Of
Foe and not because yoq demand Il recall my pamphlet
"MI A. C. RHSD, Washington. +. b. BOUTWELL,"
"WAsHISGToS Feb l6.
"SR You, note Of the 18th inst handed to me hi. p m
hny friend Mr. Corre ngerd it merely evasion Of the
snS. Ny pamphlet Of lS55 my publication in TIE Nep
ser addressed to the Navy Department re alton 70 you
b. recalled On the contrary S have always been
sdy TO maintain them =. all times and in all places aud hsve
I'd and still do hold myself personally responsible for them.
u have refrsned from demanding satisfaction for those at
Is you them This does however make it the less
unibnt In me TO demand Of for the reasons stsei in
y previous note.
\" Regarding your reply my note the 18th inst sstants
ssunt refusal Of equremcnts invite you retire from
D. District OF as early time convenient foT the adjustment
our afsirs 10000
al am etc A. C. RHIND
"Commsnder L. b. Boutwell, u. s.. N"
II has already been stated that Mr.. thnd posted
gr. Boutwell, as a liar and coward and that yester-
BY the former and his friend, Mr.. COrrie We're re-
red TO give bonds for their appe arance at the Crm-
sl Court to answer for sending challenge aud for
ss'ing M. Boutwell,.
The following Pos.masters have been appointed: b.
WALTON, at Lawrence, Mass, and Mr.. Jackman, at
IleEburypOrt, Macs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

The Austria has arrived from Port Philip with
IS 593 ounces OF gold freight, worth about oCO
According TO teegam received Feb. s, the steamer
Avon has arrived AZ Lisbon from the Brezils with
42<3, eco in specie for England. The total value OF
the weeks arrivals including Saturday, is not less
lhan 81 lo2, coo. The Northumberland has arrived,
bringing on freight IS 200 ounces OF gold.
Ameeting of the shareholders of the Illinois Contra!
Railroad Company is called for Thursday next, the
18th irst Canadian Railway shares and some OF the
small Indian descriptions were fiat the new issue OF
Grand Trunk debertures, lst mortgage, were quoted
| TO p premium. American securities were steady
The LONDON Tr,,S says: Although authorl y is
to he taken by the East India COmpsny for raising
fl0 600 600 it appear that the actual deficiency for
the year encing April 1896, Is cstnsed 30 be limited
TO seven or eight millions This was the amount
originally stated but it is larger than according to
some more recent repoItsl was thought hkely To oe
wanted and little dullness therefore, he's been mo-
Llentariy created in the stock market. Whether the
fSCUO 900 is to be borrowed at once, or in amounts
from time to time has not transpi ed but includes
one million pounds 10 be repaid to the Bank,
Il COO COO to be available as a cash balance, and
fe5S 900 for bonds on which advances have been OBJ
taihed or for which the holders have notified they
will require to be paid off, Meanwhile, 1t s satlsfac-
tory observe the strong tone taken by the Govern
ment in resisting what the Chancellor Of the TX
chequer truly designates the most alarming propo-
son-thst loans OF this kind should be raised not
upon the credit OF the revenues OF India but upon
that OF the Imperial E1chequer.
At Glasgow the failure has been announced OF Wm
Gilmore 4 Co. They have been engaged in the
woolen trade than 30 years and the rln enjoyed
high standing.