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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

Cannc ian -four firm with sales Of about 500 900
bbls, at The improved figures given above. southern
brands steady and fair request, with sales of
abou, 40 200 bbs within the range ot the above
quotations. Wheat firm and prime scsrce-while
sss reported holders generally asking prices above
the views OF purchasers Corn-rhe market was nrm
and supplies Offering quite light Southern yellow and
white were firmly held at 7oc while Jersey yellow
and white were at csc Gee, with sales Of
common Jersey yellow at osc Rye steady with sales
of about 900 bushels At TIC. Gate steady with
sales for state and Western ranging from t6c. 47c
CorIrE-Sales Of about COO bags Maraoabo were made
at 13c with 200 bags Rio At etic 10c. lie; 200 DO.
Porto Rico at IL. a 1iehc
CcrTox-The market was nrmcr with more activity
with sales Of about 800 baes based upon middlng up
lands at 17sc. n 12c.
FRr1GHs-I.ates we're quiet and engagements very
limited To Liverpool cotton dull nj b32d -four at
Is 1od grain 3D. bacon and lard at 20s and 100 tons
saffron wood engaged 25s For Tondon-1Jo erces
81 o e. wse amy so ~ % ca VO Soss a.
ship taken up 10 lead nj Mobile with about
1850 bales cotton for Liverpool, on private terms and
small bark taken for Constauiinople 70 load with
rum tIc. per gallon. Rates tho Continent were
quiet and without change in quotations.
fRvu.-turther sales OF rsisins were made maintain
ing the recent advance and closing at 81 90 Tor NJ
Hay was firm with sales Of 5000 10000 bales ct ooc
a 75c.
Ho,s-Sale. were moderate at steady prices. Prime
10 choice ranged from &C. 10c and second quality a. DC
a &C., while old was nominal at 70. &c. 49, m
Ros steady with small ssles Of co'on ps '-' w
Notes.-The market was rather easier, with sales
81 about 100 200 bbls New York at NC, ana NV mus
NJ, sr"sss The market continued firm, with small
sales Of spirits turpenne acc ion the spot and 70
rer 3i0 lbs delivered Crude was firmly hell W 90
ons we're steady, with small sales o. lnseed at SIC ;
crude sperm firmly held at about VI 20 "he whale
ppaSSoSs Pork was rather hrmer with saes Of about
$50 bills. 10 lots including mess al sle eo VIC 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

black schooner with poop msnma ashore on
Romer shoal.
Han sHr HowARp. Capt Walter from Hamburg, arrived
at Ibis port yesterday AN after psssage ninety days,
the voyage having been stormy from beginning TO sad.
She lef Hamburg Nov H. 2SC passsnxsra 81 OF whom
died the passage from sickness resembling cholera and
from weaknes occasioned b. the Of
latter having out n very Su al ouanr
ties for the past forty two days most DAT made from
salt water. The Howard came 70 anchor Qusrnntane
RIvERsnIrH Davis, from Liverpool for Nev Orleans
was 9Th inst Pacific Reef See Key West Correspon
dence above.
BR BARK POLLOCK. Little, from Charleston for IysrpooI
while crossing the Ship Bar 18th inst In steamer sos
lahore the North Breaker The steamers Gen Cnch and
Aid sent her assistance and sne lowed OF during
the afternoon
BARK CHARLES KEaN which cid Galveston 18Th uh for
New York. was detained Sd Inst having been beed By the
injury Central wharf, by being into By The
during the violent squs 18th u when she parted asten
ngs ST Cyrs wharf, and driven by the gale into
wharf ground for this action that vessel
properly secured when he storm The
sci has been repaired and had received her
bales cotton, together with lot Of hides
BRIG OCEAN BELLY Kingston, Js Feb 1.-The brig Ocean
Belle lof Raltmore), Williams, here 2eh ult She.
sailed from Nassau 10th ult with Of for
but meeting with weather suffered consdera
bly, and back 10 the island While there she
to here for repairs She has lost foreopas
other spars and Is leaking 1400 strokes hou.-The
above is from Enwood Walter Esq Secretary of the Board
undcrWrIters)
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Bas White coSs 6rewe Rsy wss HeIn FeT
Brig Prentss Hobbs, Carver, cardenaswalsh Carver
Brig Echo, King; Js ,:, On, H P!sr.on
sohr Eureka, erosion, Havana-C he Peters
s ST & Ks II John NIP peWe
sieanAer Boston seisw. Philadelphia ' 49,
Steamship Nashville Mar rsyh Charleston 20 hours. with
mdse and passengers sponord Teston Co ON sunday
suss hence Tor savannah Monday morning. 10 miles Of
Bsrnsssi; spoke bark MsT , !, Morton bound N
passed snsr Point 2rs sspe Good Hops Jan with
toN log ne % e1pcficnesd yp6oon which Is hours
the wind hauhpg around the by way o. ibe
shp Iecamsss Liverpool ,h ia 70 p 3 ca q % h
london P s S o% s s on sr Ep
sne ssRs q jan .S 90 Tnge OsS ho9s had hs.
90 w w Br ship from opeon for Ceylon, showing Sd Dist
n posc s @ an Sew i e. SGn'k
ship DrsS 9f B9s o Awood Annoy Oct Anj,e, Nov
sh inst Ia, 3 y bon 6s spoke schr andrews of and
wsshngon nc. foI eu.d,lqppe; leh ai % 80 lon y 20
which carried away ybsoop s2ye boat &c The ship lost
ship Europa ef Bosonl Robertson Macao DC, "a passed
Aner Nov ~ Cape Good iOpe Dec - with 'oSs slsI Ae
when IS days out from Anjier within miles OF Nav
ship Black Hawk, Bowers Cailao !, days via Hampton
Roads with guano to Barrcda Bros
and f Spisn f2nSs DfG LAD nc WITH s-
westerly winds leaving Liverpool
fair wind The entire has been lat 81 down
ano ss passengers 70 Am.nek Had 81 deaths on The
passage Has eIpTlenecd heavy and wv gales during
and part Of The time short of prUvisions compelled
Ship orphsus tlreT, Vessels, Bremen Dec o. with md.,
and 20 70 Hem Muller Costing ish inst
The has bad heavy weather
ship Wellington, Prnde New orleans. % days, with mase
ship Tar wos bennett, New Orleans 20 days with mdsc
BARK Fortune, avencr Palermo Jan s. passed Gibraltar
& osss Pem Pmc for New G orsS 20
inst LAT SO 30 lon 60 20 spoke ship Holyrood from New Or
Bsrt Grace Or, q Yarmouth, Ys,. Stow Sunderland s.
ssr ben shsSp.s sb .s en %s '0'e Ou
Ssrs ls S0ShsSs of p NOyS New orsIn. 2
%shs 1 i cargo S and h.9 1S. swept nA
Bars Elber,s .of prospec' Heheosp New Orleans Feb
weather. lost sails Ac.
with cotton &C. 70 Eagle Hazard Has hsA heavy westerly
gales for the pas, 70 days
with palm oi hides Ac, 70 MASTER sh inst lat % - Ion 4
With letter in centre, Steering So The as had vsss
bad weather on the coast, been Y days on aoundngs
yose livingston Go. Had heavy weather; lost buwas'
Brig wsppco ,os iinconvc, Carver, New Orleans, ie
dnys with snPar &c, To Walsh Carver Chase Has expert
enced very heavy weather split sails Sc aud been blown Of
scSr Pisndome, Brown Savannah II days with cotton &c
scSr Wide world blcierson' y Marys, Ca via Sewberu,
schr Wagner smith, Charleston, n days. with cotton
sch b John s,sniey. Simmons wilmington. NC day.
Is Al anchor under Jersey CITY
s sT iniys ff r%%sV %iminsSn Nc sdags IA. lost
constant w and NV gales has been "a days q cse Hea
ry while lying to In gale lost part q deck load OF leo bbs
schr iierndop Gsssi Washington. NC days Had very
' sc6r . " Taylor, Smith, Ngr.rceseoro, NC, ebay.
schr Montrose winsow Norfolk Il days. Has Ind heavy
ain Qalc In
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb 22-6P.M
AIus-sales Of rs bbls. pots made al exc; while
pearls were quiet At 6tSc.
BRE,rsrrrs-T1our. market hrmer, with
better demand both from The local and foreign trade, ADD
closed al about the following auotaiiors:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

KEY WEST Feb Pine ship Riversmnh, Capt Davis,
from Liverpool bound ~ New Orleans with cargo OF SAN
lost Pacific Reef the night Of the h The weather
when shc went ashore thick. and storm was raging
with great Violence The shp bged aud allied IN about five
hours after striking Her cargo eco tons salt ~ los inc
ship materials WI be saved Tho undewiers hsve sen.
doubt the total loss Capt DAYS Is IN Town
The Yacht wanderer Com Johnson from Havana, arrived
yesterday morning and salts TO day for New Orleans Bne
favemier Wbttv sails 70 day for New York. steamship
Calhoun sails to-day for New Orleans
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
Loss or SUR JoHr Mnros-see news columns
eu,y rtvr,e Durcrstr-See news columns
Cant VIM Francis Of steam ug Upderwriter reports srg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

Movement In Real Estate.
The following sales were made yesterday at the Mer
chants Exchange, by =. Fl. Ludlow Co -
Frame house and lot south side Ninety first street.
Fifth avenue, 25x10O. ............pe per foot 81 20
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Rark John Milton. from -.
Bark John Denham, from -.


Ships Mnnehsha, Melbeurnc Creole and 81 Louis New
be PR; West Galveston.
Wind curing the day n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamer.
FOR CALIFORNIA. KrC.

Northern Light. New York March TO- ....Aspinwa
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
* rm Cr5Lrror New York ID or,!vins z, Havana
I'D arriving ct New York 18th.
ana Se srns & From Rev ,s .n. FAX @
500 arriving ut New York Sd.
1d and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans sh, Havana
Sth, arriving At New York 18Th.
lst and New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans Ia, Havana
18Th arriving at New York 10Th.
and ga From Havana iO;h and 25A New ls,h
When the above daies fall on Sunday the steamers VIII sail
OH Monday, except from New Orleana
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The may be of value to those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 4h and 10Th
Arrives Nslts the and ah OF same month
Arrives at Alexandra about the 18th Of and All OF fol
suen about the Goth 2s of 9th of
Arrives Alden about the 18th 2sh of and 10Th or
l1h Of following month.
Ls.ys. Adsn ascS The @ Or I'm Of same and day of
Indian Navy steamer arrives al Bombay about the Sd 5h
'ne iS s u.s. OF i1STIns TG Tdn, do Gale
7th and Ia 70 I'D OF following month.
e rhe he man Day
Arrives Al Pulo Penang about the l2h 18th and 18th
Arrives Singapore aeou, the 18th 18th or Is,
"Icn os m nsnnn. h,r, =,
1Tves a nsnS Kong about the ed 2th and sh ,oh
I" I iono " ing 81 mJ Ja n. sh.,,h..
Two mails leave EnsAnd-one the sh and 10Th Of each
monvia Marseies and arrives Alexandria about The
NJ an pdesc0s and btsrs isasnded for he NEW Yonx
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHrs
str Risfs........-.. IS MOON SETS morn oS
srS srrs........... - HIGH WAFER. morn 4 l6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
.GONGRESSIOYAL.

| w ASui%GToN, Feb. 10.
SESAF:.-Harlan presented the credentials of
Mr. Grimes, the new Senator from Iowa Dou-
glas attempted 10 bring up his Kansas resulu-
tions, Davis objected and called for the yeas and
nays. Douglas proceeded to give reasons why
| the resolutions should be considered now. Da.
Wis objected to discussion of the merits of the
question, when Douglas fired up, claiming the
right to discuss from the practice of the Senate
in other cases. He proceeded, referring 10 the
fraudulent elections in Kansas
Mr.. Mason spoke in the debate on the army
bill. He would rely upon the estimate of the
War Department, and would vote for the in.
crease.
Mr.. Crittcndcn advocated the bill aud euIo-
gize'l the army.
= Mr.. Hale wonId state in behalf of the Admin
istration Qhough not by request) that the Gov.
eminent does not desire the passage Of the bill,
terrifying his position by reading an article from
the "Union." Although he wond not endorse
the Administration in all things, yet he would
vote in accordance with its desire, to kill the
bill.
Mr.. Houston opposed the bill, saying he would
never again vote for an army increase. He had
been read out Of the Democratic party but had
never cared enough about il to ask the reason.
jackson had principles without platform-the
present administration had platform without
principles.
Mr.. Davis commenced answering objections,
pending which-adjOurned.
HousE.-rhe House proceeded In considera-
ton of the bill amending the act providing for.
the safety of passengers ON boats propelled in
whole or in part by steam.
Mr.. waShburnc, Of Illinois, showed the ne.
cessity of the passage of the bill, and explained
that it brings under the law Of 1852, ferry and
tug boats. the bill is lengthy and imposes ex-
tensive aud serious restrictions as 10 dangerous
and combustible articles Of freight, &c
Mr. clark. Of New York, said that part al
lowing only passenger to 2 tons, would con
tiscate $lO,O0O.0O0 Of property and lay the
wllarves of New York and every steamer enga-
ged in commerce on the ocean, liable. He ask
ed for further time for consideration Letelier
regarded the bill asa violation of the .Constitu.
ton, nsit proposed to control the private bust
ness of those engaged in freighting, and 70 in
terfere with the rights of States. Miles Taylor
advOcatedthe new provisions which were neces-
sary to carry out the present Law, which in ma
NY respects was imperative. John COchrane
explained and showed the necessity Of an inn
mediate passage Of the bill. No question.
House adjourned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIyAL OF rnE srEANER INDIAN.

PORTLAND, Feb. IO:-rhe steamer Indian has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9th
Sales of cotton in days were $4,000 bales
at farther advance of Lie, Bread$tutfs- dc.
clining tendency. Corn firm and slightly ad
Vanced. Provisions quiet
The wedding of the Princess Royal on the
25th was conducted with imposing ceremonies.
Further details from India are uni,nportant,
save that the rebels are threatening Alubah.
The steamer Niagara arrived out on the .5tIl,
ult. ss.l
GOTToN-Saies to spectators 1000; to ex-
porters l,000-market closed buOyant, aud adj
vaucing. Manchester advices more favorable;
more buyers than sellers; holders demanding an
advance.
LONDON MAakEr.-wheat dull, decline Id.
Coffee quiet decline of 6dals. Tea, little inQui.
ry, prices weak. Rice dull
The royal marriage was according to pro-.
grnnme. The day was aholiday, and after the
ceremony, the bride gave way 10 her feelings
on the breast Of her mother. The young cou.
pie were drawn in their carriage to Windsor
Castle by the Elton boys, with enthusiastic.
cheers. The Queen gave State Concert at
buckingham Palace, and the principal streets
of London were brilliantly Illuminated.
BELGIuN.-The government express deter
mnation to alter the laws in respect to the for.
cign refugees, and designs prosecuting two Bel
gian papers. lf - 3ei5 tttf
INDlA.-Sir James Outram is at Alumbah
with 1000 men. Sir Colin Campbell was going
to Furthpore. The insurgents were at Kotah
in great force. The Aznughur frontier WAS
threatened, aud Gen. Grant was marching thith.
er. The Queen mother Of Dude, died at Paris
on the oath.
FKANcR-The proposition to divide the En-
pire into four military departments is commend
cd. The General most attached the the Napo-
leon dynasty are being entertained by the:
French Government.
Congratulating addresses continue to the Em-
peIor; one from the army is very fattrring.
BELPAsT.-F Fireworks were let of in honor of
the marriage of the Princess Royal. Great
crowds, who were in the principal streets, eyin-r
ced their disposition by throwing stones Large
bodies Of tie constabulary police, who attempt
ed to restore order, were aS$ailed with missiles;
aud finally the disturbance rose TO such hight
that the Mayor read the riot act, and took
prompt marsures to dispense the mob. ALI was
quiet at midnight
During the proceedings for launching the
Levialhan on the 23d, the irons handled sprung
from their positions, throwing allOf the work
men in various directions, and several were Sc
verely injured. 5sIts itel@
1t is runOred that Admiral Lyons will sue
coed Lord Steatford as Minister to Constantine
pie. Vice Admiral Vanshawe is IN command of
the Mediterranean flect. 50 Asa2 ~ -
The Adliatic was captured in the Gulf OF
Spizzia, and the Captain put in irons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
FROM PARLIAMENTARY

FEB. lS.-At meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bank Of Pennsy lvania It was announced
that ATibane had resigned his properly for the
benefit Of the Bank. They also adopted resO-
Deal, as eoleaguing together IN common plum.
der Of the Banks, and that whatever punIslI.-
nlent the commercial laws inflicted on such dis
honesty should be enforced
Charles Baker, President Of the Girard Bank,
died this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

CINclNSATI. Feb. I0.-A dispatch from Nays
vile to the Commercial states that the extensive
establishment known as the Union Factory, re-
Gently erected for manufacturing Coal Oil, was
destroyed by fire at O'Clock yesterday after,
noon. Loss estimated at from so, 600 $50, QUO.
No insurance.
BELOIDERE, H., Feb. lO.-A fire occurred last
night, destroying property amounting to $50, 600.
Insurance $4,000.
Urea, F.B 10 The Office Of thu Te:,gral b
company, aud the Bookstore Of j. w. Fuller
were destroyed by fire last night The adiUin.
ing drug store of G. d. Foster was also g eatly
damaged. The lnss will reach $50, OOO, on
which $20,OOO is Insured
ST. ions. n. B., Feb: lo.-The dyOing house
attached to the penitentiary was burned last
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

Tl1atricaL-It is now announced that the
Athansun is to be opened on Monday evening
next under the management of Mr. Foster, of
Pi,tsburg, with a talented company of twenty
four members. Mr.. Gardener Coyne, the ceIe-
br,ted Irish comedian and vocalist is engaged.
Our people know enough of fosters reputation
As a manager to convince them that if success
is not impossible here, twill be measurabIy
.ttaine,l by him. More hereafter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

Maroon Eseo1.e-Y Yesterday morning an old
man named Alexander met with an accident in
the Fifth Ward by which he was pretty serious
lybruiscd aud prodigiously frightened. He
was repairing the top Of n chimney oyerwhich
there was rather frail brick arch. The arch
gave way and the man with quantity of brick
fell down distance of ten or fifteen feet into
the fire place. Fortunately the CRATE in which
there was but little fire, also gave way and the
body landed in the middle of-the room, not so
much injured but that it was able to get up and
thank its stars that it was no worse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
WASHINGTON NEWS,

Feb. lO--rhe committee Oil Territories had
under consideration The Presidents Kansas
Message and Lecnnpton Constitution but arri-
we'd at no conclusion.
The democratic cancIe Of members Of the
House called fcr-tO-night has beClt postponed
till Saturday owing TO the absence of city gen
tleInen who wis. 70 be present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

The Grand Concert To-Night.-The grand
concert of Prof Augustus Miller, which comes
Of this evening, will be a rare musical treat to
hose who get eligible seats. There is a novel;
r about the proposed entertainment, to say
6otbing of its excellence, which must attract a
l,rge audience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

OAElEEE, III-, June %, isS9.
Ihaye Used Prof o. J, WOo's HAIR Restorative, aEa
have admlrsd Us WondeigG Effects. Ny haF tSetu-
ing, n thought, gray, Gui -
kestNEaVe C has resumed lts original e6ioF, ard, have
No doubt, permanently sos
8. BRESsE. ex-senator, 4. r..
o. WOOD CO. HTOPTieiors, SlS HFOaduuy. \. T.,(n
the great n. r. Wire Railing Market
street s. Louis, Ne. And sold b an good DTugEss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

The Weekly Inteltigeneer, issued today, con-
+,ins quite lengthy and interesting biographi-
al sketch of Philip Dodridge, together with
h. usual variety of news and miscellaneous
natter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

LouIsvtLLE, Feb. lb.-Fhe steamer Tennessee
had arrived at New Orleans with Gen'ls Com
monfort aud Garcia Caudc rs passengers. They
arc coming up the river aud maybe expected At
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

AN now prepared to furuIsh tny patrons
1.-the public with very superior quality style Mole
skn Hats which light, elastic, olOT, lustre
anis and q great they II render good
Soft Planters tehch, Rockland Hungarian styles
black, Brown Pearl, and Beaver Also, ana
Bay g Caps, Of the latest stSleS. f~-trr.
y B.-Moleskin Hats finished conformation measrFe
on short notice Bring aOn. the esh aud You get
kinds Of head gear ~ . very low tArin,
W. vs.. JIkIESON's,
aug22 Hrrr No. Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
FROM BOSTON.

FEB. lO.-It appears that notes Of Lawrence,
Stone 4 Co, amounting 70 $50, 900 have been
found among the securities Of the AgesteF1 rails
rad sinking fund q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

Regulations far LeaL-The instructions for
the observance of Lent require persons over
tEeptY one years of age, now lawfully exempted
b. church regulations. to observe all the days
ofLent Sundays excepted, as fasting days
The use Of meat is allowed at every meal on
Sundays, and at one meal on Mondays, Tues
days and Thursdays. Persons engaged in hard
manual labor, or who are in feeble health, or
who have passed their sixtieth year, are not.
obliged to fast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

The Weather.-A high cold wind whistled
around the corners and blew up and down the
streets yesterday, making many rubicund noses
and increasing the patronage of pantaloons
pockets. The sun shone down with pleasant
warmth, forcing one side Of the street into a
melting mood, while the process of freezing was
going on in the shade. It's strange winter,
this, any how yon fix it, and we are over anx.
ious to see low it comes out. Meantime we
propose to watch its movements as heretofore,
,ndrePOrt progress.