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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-10
ElV A N 3 v LILLE y
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

M Ehsve now on hand, anilofier ON liberal terms,
w awelI assorted stock for printers and boosind-
ers, among which we name h<I @tfSsss$
800 bundlesPrinting Paper, assorted sizes; g
loco Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, ~ - ,
As wei as cofered Printing Paper plain Cap and Hos
dat Cap; Deny. Medium, white anil colored Cards and
Card Boards, which weran have cut to any size; POST
Office paper; Manila Wrapping. Printers'- INK, &c.
Weaso beg leave to call the attention OF dealesto our
stock Of 900 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. p TENNEY & SORENSON. q
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N The Philadelphia Press says d

" The Philadelphia Press says the
revival Of religion in that city is on the
increase. The movement has taken hold
Of the firemen, and many Of them, have
made an open profession Of religion
Meetings are held in all the various En-
gine Houses and are said to partake of q
character unparalleled, in point Of deep
religious feeling, by anything that has
ever been experienced in that city
There are no boisterous demonstrations
of uncouth and uncalled for shoutings;-
but the effect is manifested in a sabdued
manner, more expressive grasp Of, the
hand, and the awakening Of a feeling Of
charity and brotherly love. sgiv.s
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. A Book for Every Mans Library.'

:. A Book for Every Mans Library..
HNXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED IN ALL
COMPREHENSIVE GE0GhAPHY E3D his
TORY. Ancient and Modern, or THE WHOLE
WORLD" by y. q. GOODRICH. tPefer Parley.l-
Elegantly bound. land illustrated with go b-aatful
engavings and 20 maps-- Price 20. Sold only by the
given. Rare inducements offered. The Home Jour.
na says of This work - No family whatever should
bs without it" For full particulars address,
GEORGE W ELLIOTT, Publisher,
marls No. L. W liliaE ST. New York.
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NEW CoODsl

KHE arc receiving our. 3 ALL S,foCk 0FG0ODS,
w consisting in part of Dress silks, French and
English Mernoes, Muslin Delaines. Cashliieres, Gihg
Jams Prints, tannes, Blankets, extra size; ErQcha,
ullas. styles Sloaks at all prices Clinical Sfs
Gloves, Hosiery, Blearhsa aud Brown Sheefngs, Car
Window Curtains. .l IIIsl st-f
Our stock is now we'll assorted. a nd We invite the
public to give US a call and examine our goods. 2
Leept24 j. OAKLEY y son.
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EWe are indebted to Messrs. Bushnell
and Garner of the steamer John Briggs, for
late Louisville and New Albany papers -
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g Jack Powers, an Irishman in Cali
fornia, recently rode $50 miles in six hours
and forty three minutes, or at the rate of
mile in two minutes and forty seconds. He
offers TO bet 5000 that he can ride 80 miles
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- The rumorl is current, saysa cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Press, in WASH
ington that Bennett, Of the N. Y, Herald, will
come out for Fremont for President. Bu-.
chanan viii be good deal startled to see the
Herald raising the flag of Fremont after the
fall elections in lS5s-59. 30 % "."
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DECKER & KRAMER,

LARD OIL, CANDLES, ..4 ..st lr.,
GERMAN,PALh, AND FAMILY soar, sc.
storerooms Main St, between First and second sis
KEEP constantly on hand good stock OF the above
named articles, aud aieresdy 10 sup iytheir clfena
ers at home and abroad at Cincinnati prices. II
an 14-3m
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: Law PARTNERsHIP,

uOHN .. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HYNEs
a. have Associated themselves together rs partners
IN The rraetice OF Law and will attend promptly 70 All
busne = cdnnected with their profession, whien may
- offce ON i.ocusi street, opposite the shsrvoo
VI oase. Evansville, Ind ---------sepe-.y -------- -sepe-o..y
: -, Notary Public)
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!. Gr Mayor Tiemanni continues the
good work Of demolishing bogus lotteries.
He has crushed some II different es tab
lishments, in the past few days. ..as 2 {
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TERMS RER AskUns le

Fayhlents 70 ne lnaue m al ese fvance. Money
current in the State where issnedwil be receive at
discount of twenty-five per cent. viii he allewcl
clubs, fourcopes Of Blaekwooh or OF one Review
will be sent TO address for $9 four copies OF the
four Rev Jews and Biackwood for 20; and 80
The POSTAGE To any part of the Unitel States Ill
be bat twenty four cents year for g Bisrkwo6 md
but fourteen cents year for each of the Reviews ~
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vKNIIE ZEN Commandments, on beautiful cards,
D0BELL & C0NYNGT0N,3.

- 20 0koxes palm Soap, L n bars;
40 do do do n do; ! q
- do German Soap, n bars;
-- ~ do do do . n do. - 1
900 do No. | Herring;
IS tags 800, 600, 700 Cotton Yarn.
Reviewed per Steamer Glendale, and fer sale very
forcash 6v.i lmar3l L, & ID. HEIMANN.
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Anfoaranh Ieiter,
From Rev. Air. Mcaiuuen, Pastors Roberts

chapel 80, 80 8
r tir7e sTfxpIAs.poLis Oct. &, ISL
=. DIR. e. W. RoBACR-Dear Sir; have used your
Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from which
the taste, il certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves Please accept my thank. for retr Kind re
CARDS, and believe
- Yours, J.W. 2. NcAlUI.LEN.
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nor,6s ana "A 5sJ'
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feni. nd Of w gyms AZ =: =, a.
f-ly ia,itedto ,.nd ..r fs1ers tut 5sg AZ ton r.
late 'ssiderce No. ~ Co lnlba street. so-ia oIo,'p-
ENGLIsH-At No IS BIZ s4Ssy ~ rsday Hh'ch - sssS
81 y,tn, Jers1ils E7gisn- .
OOODsPEED-:n J,r..y City TH--dsy 'i;eh ;, e -.
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All . I'd =: 7,es. ' and sso1:h.
KASE-In Brooklyn ThradAy Hsrch q Peter So, .
nsIy. Of Co0niJ Werori ,re4d IAN y'-r i a. 49,
sfET-A, bi. Ts.e.ao Il New 5f.Iswct, " J.. ca 1hEr'
Mach D. suddenly Pines Kent, N me fsa yea o. "
HAT9Eus-Op Th.,d.y mon. 3. Same Ns:hews, in us
IT, yes Az il. the family ,ra ito.e ofa sro.ee5'
the Rev Spencer l. Finney Ud VILLAIN John .ni AeAAr ier
rAI.,s .re especially ic,Dl 20 s.'sKt IA fsIeTs a
ss.f3.y, h. "a ns' =. o'ce r., from s ale reel
denee No !ss Madison s.Ice-
NJ sRYA y. e Kh.sb,5 .Ise: o. Th1T,-sy M''ih =
Mary EleD, daughter n ION nd cs,'a'rs ATiy 't''
year, months and 10 days
MDrRMOTT-At No 4 Geen~i.h street: On rhl.sdsy even
ing nArsa IS ssrsl Mia pal,, sif CT John H. Dsa -
4ed 50 years
sMARrAt Brook IN, on Fs.asy, MAJ ~ Tlcme. C. sHat
~ 4 yesss, Of ne INN Of saw {. sau. ofNevYo's
yotire Of ;hs funeral viii b. given bereSfttr.
sHFRPY-A. No. l9l East SIie,Lth street, q Ii nisy.
Muh IS F-sp,is sherry tsed jean AID GoH;1 80 o.
Psaick end May Sherry.
sICKLEs-On Thur.dsy Mach 25 ,eer h1s irs i 20,
Lsaodsr Augustus sexes Only con OF ben sa r. sLs TAI.
Gee A. 81 kles, aged year asa months
gMTH-At No n IVES. Twer,7s1.h ttreet. on Ih-rti.y,
Mah o. le,ts Maria wife Of Eb,nsIe Smith and "a shsr
of Richard Vsriin, ssea % YesTS.
TROHpsONA: No IL Orchard street on WedLes'sy evs: :,
ns Mach "a ofpfsmmaion Of the Lungs Henry b. Ih2m ?
son infant VI JLo and fe.se Ihoupson aged "eeA
WaLsfI-A: No go thirteenth stree Tt 1rstsy,
March o. Hrs Hsr5 Wash, wife Of Patrick "Ash II IA. on
Of her
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aAIks At arc ZION
FRIDAY, Msrch 26--r. Y.

The INTERPRETATION Of the foreign news in the street,
though CLEANED from scanty deails by telegraph, was
no: favorable 70 the Stock market Substantially, the
only variation from previous advces stated is decline
in Cotton of q ID. y 10. Consos are quoted at the
tame figures given by the Arabia Rreads.uds con-
tinue dull Under the circumstances, there did not
appear 10 be enough in these meagcr items TO cause
any material decline at the Sock Exchange but there
was Notwithstanding decided break 10 prices as COM
pa ed with tbose ruling a. the cose o. yesterday The
arrival of California steamer with II 400 @ IN gold
Appeared to have no fleet and was in fact hardy men,
toned in the street gossip Of the day II is fair
cuson, taking these facts into consideration, that the
market its fsu to-day more TO the lack Of sup
port on the part o. influential operators and to
the division of sentiment at the Board, than
TO the adv sc points which are discovered in
the foreign news. At the morning Board tie
business was lot large in NeS-lOIk Central and
Erie and both quoted il closing transaction. al a
decline OF 10 q cent. Hudson River was one o.
the most active of the speculative stocks, opening a.
- ;. but finally dropping to .. Reading was little
lower. bat had more favorable ma ket than mos. Of
the ancies end q: the coe was IL far request q: 81!
Michigan Southern. common and preferred shsres un-
derwept serious decline, influenced, doubt by the
ursat factory character of the aunTsl report. Tae
81 stock for sac was large and at the close OF
the calls the common was heavy at :32 ani - pre.
ferred a, ~. Rock Island opened a s.,
decline oi T. cent from closing 6gdrss OF
Yesterday and run down 70 - a. the c,e.e
The operations in other shares were no. large.
bu., with one OF two exceptions, the quotations
show decline. Cay Improvement advanced / AM
vas in fsir request. This Company, We understand,
has recently sold few lots OF land a. Sc y square
loot, WI ich is much higher that any estimates in tie
annual report recently distributed. The dealing. in
Bond securities were fair extent but prices were
GENERALLY lower. the most active were Missouri s.
and Illinois Central Bonds, both a, & moderate decline
Between the Boards stocks were down at still lower
igarcs the Quota ions ranging down to q for Rock
Island; ~ for Michigan Southern 2li for Ere &C..
but et the afternoon ,es sion there ash Ia: recovery
and tie sales OF II Iison Rycr, Mcts sn Southern.
Toledo suJ X ,ck Island were g. prices ranging frn
"a pei cent higher. After the adjournment one or
.Tolesdnr operator. made further Efforts to .reug ben
the market and with come effect although tee sal,e
lsck u yjeor and backbone rotcs3 COX several DAYS
was percsp,be as soon these buyers were supplied
The closing bids wore-for New-YOrk Central, So:
Erie, 24l; Reading, so; Tole!c i5. C1mber.nl
10 Michigan Sou.hsrp, %; Hudson River ~. The
mAls Of tre N.ags-a VII be snI.oasly swai:sd, 10.
O.! IA. lie rye s,t:e G. c]H zerci ~ monetary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

A YoUvG WoMAS SHor ~ HER LONLh-On Sat-
urday last, young woman, named Harriet Sic der,
was shot al IheIess, Dodge CoUnty Wisconsin, by
her lover q young man named Robert Scdnidt. fae
Young man was about ~ years of age. The parties
were engaged to be married, and Schmidt had come
over from s.. Paul, Van Buren, Co, Michigan, to fulfil
the engagement but the parents of the youns lady
objecteG il consequence OF which il wss arranged be-
tween the lovers that Schmidt should fist shoot her
and then himself. lie executed his design 50 far a.
the young lady concerned but Jailed 20 shoot hiu-
set OF account Of the loss of the cap of his gun
After falling i'll this he ana jumped into the
river with the intention - drown himself, bu, WAS
rescusd lie is now arrested, and awaits tr.sl.
The charge, which hne shot, entered the lst
breast Of the young lsGy, aud inflicted a horrible
wound Of which size expired % Sunday morning. She
had her senses up the last and chsI her parent.
with being Responsible TO- ne awful deed, and aequt
ted her lover OF all blame Ine parties tIer
indcs.e were Germans.
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I.,sf, ,ro,,, Taslor-Frou Csifolrls-C. A. Los. n.
Sst,ls.r .na inj.nt 81 NJ Dsnnot, Brsnan sd ssry1:
. pro. M, A B. OResr, }. W; PakN Iso~ Day. g.
Inv nd insp: r. BsIrosB, lsdy and inisni Brssaa
R.1ri H. T HJrsn L. Cas- 7 M.ye : 80 40 go Cen
= = toienxr ] e SimEs1a g. ". Ddfih, RoSes. Rsss
p.eid Zones r. we.eosy wife anil biant 4 k,n,sel vie
"a irf.ur Ms G. Ssiiensksr and NO sons NJ fannAay
q WOOD g. Kl,;le. siss EcniaoIin ~ kefner and ~f, w
p Wsir A. r Hyu an {. +. RsyneEd L B. O,ass1ssF D r
P.i. y b. Nla1s, 7. ". Irw, chyie' wsnd I 3N.',
49, "a y g. w W SoTr-ls III Becket v Nssls. Y g.
80 ! st.on A. Jone. . r. it'slheld WIN sEsts srar
N,rs,Y Lance Lemlug J. Mathews J. BAR T. loeg.a
n & HOLMAN. }. A1d-lsol, T.. SHsn.on. J. II ~
c. h a. Cook J. W Alamo II. L Pold. A. H. WGsn.zr
n T,.,r.ns l. Nls9u, ". Ihomp~on. Nrs. l. sseo3a I
vs. ~ perps C. RftAIs, y Howard. simoes, RIO c ~
80 u Rtue " Darhsn, b. 3 Hser-sa4 loo 10 49,
F-~r, t.,inwsi-Leat D. A caarn, T EsParSa - salss
... ~ FuUn, r. WarnsI VI f.snc, a. bSch-"ssJ, w.
n janice j. Smith D. Cant I'D u Mi2.I ., 90.
I ~ ,f,a ship NJ IOgi. Jroa ffpstd! tsoy2A
C.us h. O. Ishsm tbo Rev strsI29 lNdy And ehi4s n
NJ. an Oa.nsn l. d. Os.Insn, T. Denny lady md ehi
Mrs. Cs:rinso1 sai chn4 a Fedl',a,dt, Bsnh,s.eT =
- / p Gooswip d. Webster }. Miller, ,. d. Naas.I
Mer6n ~ Porter H. FstcbsI w b f.ser isdy ant ssei-
g.. Bslipsar W. c. MOgTl c. y M5rill ) A. Nye
Jaws 81 caro- g. Desmond, L. Caro- Aert Row, J. W.
PanJ NcCoon ard leo In the s.ersge koui Asr~si ss5
C.e,rsl Ameica-W. w Pbeips X; H. hosaley. -, fsst
vine C. GUnn X. Hsr,shorn, sud Z "a NE s.eefase
4. ,eloo.0 Eai.eys Light fro" Haydr y. A-A"As der
Nirc,ut eco. J. Berbcn II. Kiley H. O.,o T. hns Csns
b.
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Erw-OsLy,ss March 2.-Tae Nasaras NJ. was rec. y,
here to-day and pub td IN The eyer ~ editions Of The
Assed Pres The sales Of CoTToS bors stiou of
the w.re 80 bales AtsEwarl dechn II 00t was r..
rspoed The sales Of the week add up haes aud the re
cp.s co TIE recs AZ Ibis por. Up The pseo trne
compared with those - last fs snor bale. ditto ~
al southern ports 2 % bales. Flour, 57qe4 s.; Osy
SAILED AEaIs-saoldeTs De- Hams L.. aud SIDES c,
LAsD hEu1 Rio CoFIEE-Sass Of the week II so tsg. =.
prces yasyng from u. MI. Res.p Of lie VIZ IA y
CHANCE, 1851 ExeHAsGE o. New York, 70, Ggyl,.
fRiLAptLPhA, Mar Z -o.-sLCIR qlIct aud uuchans.
'se- Of l2o blsh YeoS e2aSj: PsovIsioss IL a ~
Better demand hess PosK sl7 LARD 10; el9S WiHs.Y
tIi.
B,LrNoRE- Mach 2s-FloUs q1e. Gri an.A.rs.a waE.t
attic. Red, II o. C0Es a--ss I'D b.lsaa. a. Ia.
prizes. WHISKY =. Az ifo5ping PRoyisIoss 6yo.
svskNsH, Mach 2-COTrCN-T-e saes " .hs ala 10
5000 ears Ee.s RAGING lrom s.dl2.c Rep u tas
week lil0 RloE ,sesdy. sIEsiaNG Exos.SSE &c
eined.
Cs,NNAr March A-Ness Pctg a.ysz god; sa.s 4 Al D
Nbl- a, els IL Bulk PoSN advanced l. go ~ a.
ie 1r Sho-lsl. and :. e. S.i,L NM a-ys 80 90
bbb. :. ~ FLclE I'm
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MAN RE n.
APrlrrON-MApsuA

- lLELON-MARSHkLL-On Th .rsd.y, Mach = BY nc
Sew Ceosge l.. Prenti. Daniel s App.c6u TO Aelvins W
SH'sn'i OF ,hsIes Ii. Marshal. esq, al Of Ia. cIy.
ny. -. R5,kol, H. OIL Tuesday MaE,h D.
Annie .. Porter. f - '@" w. 80 go
~ LII Moadsy Mach ? ~ The Rev. To's
city ~ ~ '4 90 ~ -'''
MI II :, n, RI NJ A. Bristol Penn or Trcsi.y
YoIk 70 FANNIE s., eldest a,us.r Of synint,og Psrip.
LiL|L' 5O-On Wetre'lay evening M.rsh a. Is, toe Rev,
Sussr Lesf, both tftAis cry. ~ '''e'J L'' 70 ''i''
MOLLER-siittoSlA-OaTh grsaAy NJ s-ch o5 ,so..,-,
:. A. ST. M,t;he~s la'hefaa c. .sch oy - &. - .
S'oemAn M oeo.ke II Ma1sy Sugar Rsfr-f and .v.Co -
Gilman q tie T~.ny'see0 nd W1d Of ,cis civ - Er.,
Iha Stat0ns .s;ely iFon u, City ofHsubS,, en-.
PFNSI,tAS-BRlpGf-On Wsan..isy .,.,b, NJ o. -
h. Rev Dr. Osso ed s,L Il J. Z, 1IIntn to 7lo,5 " -
s,gt'" u 'bs ls' L'"fh !Het' sc, =. q Ia say,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

TsRnIBIr AccIDESr.-A terrible accident occurred
near Louisville Sunday, On the steamer John Rane.
Til. Democrat thus describes il:
merchant named S. b. Wilisms, from Dlncsy.
vile Tenn some forty miles bsck Of Memphis VINO
had beer East for goods, ana his return nome,
purchasing small bill It this city, was in the barber
shop washineshmseli, when pistol exploded III hi.
pocket the ball striking hun in the throat about an
inch above the breast bone and lodging in the back
psit Of the neck, from which position ii mai not been
removed at the time the Steamer left. II appears,
rs We learned from the barber who Was present. ana
the Doctor who was called TO- that the pistol in
mis- pocket and muzzle up-that in rising from n
stooping position the had caught against the
edge of the wash trough, and been cooked, ana IN
stopping again 10 wash 1t had been suddenly thrown
down upon the cap.
The Courier says Of Mr.. Williams:
lie had bsen to Philadelphia whore lie had pur-
chased some $oOoo worth OF goods, and, together
WIKI friends, arrived here yesterday morning, o.
rsther the night previous, the jacob Strade: lie
has wife anu four children in Danceyvile.
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Disnstrrs. Ae.

lrL.rre CITY " j. March 25ibay shipped bond ss
seh D. e. Donxsl for city the following sayei rom tbs
wrs Of the ship FLYING Du,ohmsn and consigned
D,Die. esq, viz: - bds sheahsns Copper, rot, 3D.
bbs %. .ot q Copper Bots pieces Rndder Pn.
Chick Pses and Ii Of Bots 10 Dcaigh' y Air soDpeT
Ira Bolt Sq bass uchions Iron Braces Stan g ls
gng Sc. Aso, III Hides ~ sheepSxins picked up he
besh al Il which have been saved expense be-. than
81 delivered on boasd vessel. The BAiehlls
ions VI The wreck driieed ashore Blisantiae Beach
by le,.e 20 Erwood Wal'er, 80.
kNcsros, jam, March l2AIhs ths Eys,irA R,IsE Cst.
Mcdonald, Of Baltimore from Rio JAn.iag NeOe.ns VI
30 bags coffee arrived the OH mat; leaking 30 s.oLss f
hour survey has ben h d. recommending the il . -
hare her cargo tor the rpose Of bcsving sod s
re So Tie shr b. e. MOl'ton previously reporsa c..
tes saAed or Pensacola the 9th Of febulny Tee oe.
helt ~ l hee her rpairs nearly Completed an sss
awaiting inst uctions from Der
nv letter .. EiSOod Nster CSC
H.LEax March 2s-Ihs slip Psrina from la 90
~ Charleston reported abandoned al abe shP hgsD
rom Liverpool for Boston ssO repDre haynS b-en '"s
intc beaIUlAIis H. dispsss,e condificu. -
fBy telegraph " EisOod Watfr sse
LoUI,NuLs, Mach 2a-The Msnsaed pscsei hsaas'l< ~"
fG Nly med esrso bi-Av and skoossD aud Ls~s b's
~ -.se.rs s--..ss~ "sssi, 80
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.~.,,; rr-,,. usy he :torc -stly ~ -
,,,, o-.-,,,. -,sy a.cer.a tie smosn, o. ~ We
,s,s - 49, ACCOUNT, rissf sc: -n!ch s'o4 a.
/. 5.sn.4d ;tst In rsspec: :, the supI ~ WIG. b
vac an,cip.,ei won; be received non 'G.cgn orn9'
there h. been great ssppon.men'. John b FL sss
less nc.. - % swallow further blocks OF oul
no.ai:h.t4ndLs the Temptations offered.
TIE movemen: in fore On EIchsrge was lot iNPof'-
Cd. today and rs.es DomiHa1y tie same stSo u
bankers bis are held with greater hrmaefs si'ee u
arriysl Of tie steamer a. HALIFAX bringing ne Sc o.
decline in Cot. ..
Freight are s,ealy. The engas' men,st 70 L''e'pN
ore 500 bales CoI,n q, j-Sl 5-lcii ~ o't9'
Bacon a, .0s. l-J sTces beef or prYs,e tSt1i1' ~
bbls. Resin at p. To Lo1don, 100 tee. beai g, l.
10 Glasgow, 200 tee. Beef on prvse terms 10 bfe-
men, $50 bales Cotton q: &c.; 100 trrs Aea7l7e az
Goods at o2s. to- A schooner Of 800 Dds, hence 70
Bangor win Flour, OF .0c. bNk and brig heaee
TO s.. Johns y. T., q, Sc for dry bb. and DO foi
wet. Two schooners, from Fishing Bay TO Boson and
New-York, With LNe-Osk Timber al 8 N.
schooner OF 80 tuns hence to Csz with Stores a. 81
schooner Of 49, tuns, with Cedar ron Cry; River
TO New-York a. Ice. e cubic foot.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was; Rsceipi,,
$l0l 7S5 49-tor Customs, - 001 PsymeI,s, ~, =
ls2 AZ; Balance, g. lS 81 70.
AdIisn II. Miller VIII hold hs regular a1c.on sale Of
t.ocks sni bonds tomorrow Saturday c: III O'clock
CT the Merchants Exchsnge.
Mr. Albert II. Nicolsys regusr daily auction sale
q socks and bonds viii take place to-mcro% Sst1r-
day. al l2i O'Clock at tie Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers daily suction sale of stocks ant bonds
vii take place tomorrow 'S..ur Isyb at l2I o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
M. A. II. NieOlsy desires re TO CAPTION the public
against buying bouds now upon the market, entitled
CITY OF Ashland Corporation" dated M,rch l. 1871,
and pay able March 1852, with interest coupons a..
taehed sad also Of Tee Western Virginia snd Csnsl
Coal bonds the issues having been msde, accord ns
to Hr. Ncosys statement, by rresp 9nsible parties.
We annex comparative ftstemen. Of the Imports Of
Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week and
L. l..
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IluxtrtasInnIt

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rr,ss-st.1d y ., seserI reft-t uc t.Teit - ",
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s,y,tp.s Gscst-lc ScTIfFs AID 'eisas b's ''"e y 49,
raloa AID p!pe . ., -. ,,!ie .,.1r
4 BEG leave 70 eac:cb isAhseptIs sHs me P'''
M. sexe,se SsyITs % coy va n ausT; snd PIC. -,
With tbe rrorrrs,cfs rsne - -, ti'r S'' 'V'-i 49,
sinnilye of HI signature on the .itrL Ia -, e. ..
void sdyse AZ persons who have &C. saLISisa
tu ao,ors % sfus. ps,usEt TIE goand q M -
ssILot Ia so.sc.s9 - law tp .l,hSS "a p.,,.,..
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c,op,orS Iyr.r,Irp -Tr.is

GLORIOUS WEATIikK.- rdde rs entlrty ds.
tcnden, suashne. No wants 70 wh,n the
wssher du dsreesbs and stormy bat M tho dsy be ps
M .nd ISoxs sales0sn is crowded with o,r.s The
ires Of ne pas. weck NJ hs es.abshue tho c1rae Of
bosxsy and fulton pros.s this for hi ~ sra S
U.r went % amazingly aud he receipts sSeed up am9.a
that convinced kSox :ha' he good ne hal s.r
ssrs shoul foIs, that n'y Away obAa good Has
ksoy'S.
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T1c Bu!ie,i,i says:

There is al pre.en, only aboU:f 900 10 the bands
he raid on. IN the oder We have gwen above Toe
remsindsr VII be pail when the assets are reduced
70 possessOn ii ever l. is WEI understood tast some
OF The e.sns mentioned shove although N tie name
Of different pstes, SIe or were 70 res'y TIE I'Vp'
eriy Of Palmer, Cook * CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

TIE Pace OF BsEr-CosPhmsoN or QUorArIOSs
ron SI1 YEARs.-By the Laws Of gravity it is easy to
come Down. BY the laws Of trade it is not; for when
prices get up, it s very hard for those who profit
BY them to come down to the old level. The question
he's arisen az to how the present prices of beef cattle
compare with past years, and large purchaser OF
hutchers meat asks TO state whether prices a. the
last market at Bulls Head were no. as low ~ they
were upOr the corresponding day in 1853. We reply
BY copying from our Cattle Market Reports the quote
tone for s1 years since great many persons sre IN
%ax..tad N tho hsaf oues.ion.