davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21
HCAROLINA BLACK HAWK"


VUVHIS STALLION SELECTED AND BROUGHT
IL from Vermont by DR.. VIM. Strudwick, will make a
Spring in Hsboro, to commence the LIST March
and close on 18th June.
TRIMS: $50 if paid within that time; $50 if not
paid within that time and $40 to be paid within season.
the not proving in foa to be served next free
of charge; 81 to groom.
Mares from distance will be boarded by the of
the horse at 81 u cents per day.
Special taken to prevent accidents but response
bility assumed
PED1eREE Carolina Black Hawk was sired by the Old
Vermont Black Hawk he by Sherman Morgan he by JUS
tin Morgan, the father of the of Morgans) his dam
was sired by the Old Posboy out of Morgan Mare.
This Stallion will be years old in July next, of a
jet black color, medium size, weighing 1925 lbs and
Of the best proporoned and most elegant moving horses
that be produced and for genteness and docy
not be surpassed.
When three years old he trotted at the Vermont
State Fair against large field and was the successful
competitor.
The Fall after coming to this State, he shared at State
Fair the premium with horse of breed and last
Fall at State Fair the LIST premium without scarcely
effort.
All communications addressed to the owners.
CAIN l. STRUDWICK,
Hlsboro', N. C.
March l, 1883. 1S-am.
eB Register copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21
i sgs Valuable Land for Sale.

public sale on Mondsy of the ensuing May Court for
the County of Wake at the Court House. ONE TRACT OF
LAND containing between and eight hundred acres
about four half miles of Raleigh belonging
the estate of the late WILLIAM HILL. The Central
Railroad through the tract the greater portion of
which is situated south of the road Simmonss branch
The tract adons the lands of Hon John H. Bryan, Joseph
King and others About hundred cleared
and under fence and on Cabins and some good Fruit
Trees and from the contguty of the the City and
the Central Railroad considered particularly desirable
The tract will be divided into parcels of one hundred
acres, to suit purchasers.
Terms of sale oneha cash. and the remainder six and
twelve months credit purchasers giving bonds with good
security.
Persons wishing further information relation the
land, will please apply to William g. Hill Raleigh
So -. f-sssazAs-e- WILLIAM g. HILL. Executor,
s ELIZA FL. HILL, Eceeut,ir.
e February /, 1883. l0-td.
, EE Register will please copy till day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

Spring and Summer Goods.
HOHN w. VIRGINS RESPECTFULLY MAKES
d known the citizens of Raleigh and neghbor1ng coun
that he has just returned from the Northern Markets
having completed his SPRING aud SUMNER PUR
CHASES of Dry Goods. His stock will be found to en-
brace every novelty of the of them not to be
already arrived and the will be complete by
Wednesday evening next.
Full particulars will be published hereafter. In the
mean time he invites inspection.
- JOHN W. VIRGINS,
As, Fayetteville st.
March 80, 1883. 26-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

EHOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE PAINTER, FOR
L. the ensuing year. Apply at this office.
De ember %.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21
IS The Big Wheel,

ssThe Big Wheels" ~ -.
II HAVE BEEN USING THIS SEASON HAS ENA-
IL BLED to thoroughly temper my clay, which cannot
be tempered in any other way The brick therefore,
better. will sell delivered at the kiln at five and half
for merchantable and dollars for all hard burned
will also call attention article Of Press Brick am
making not inferior to any made North South East
West They will be delivered in Raleigh at either Of
the depots at the shortest notice and at moderate
also keep in my employ skllfu and faithful Masons SO
that will undertake work at low rates can be afford
ed Leave your orders either of the hotels stores
at my house. and your wants shall be supplied.
All which is most respectfully submitted.
GEO. T. COOKE
Aug. 8. "a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

w. II. & r. S. TUCKER WOULD CALL
of RICH SPRING DRY GOODS consisting of
Silks, in New and Elegant Designs,
Silk Robes-double Skirts,
Silk Robes-two and three Flounces,
Silk Robes guile,
Barege Robes. Jupe,
Barege Robes guile,
Barege Robes (Bayadire)
Organdi Robes-double Jupe,
f)roandi Rabies a Quille,
Orpandi Robes-sx Que
Organdi Robes Deux guile,
Jackenett and Organd musins by the yard and In
- Robes,
Pique in and elegant designs,
Prints in small to medium designs.
Travelling Dress Goods.
Challi, Bombazine Pine Apple and other mourning
Goods.
Kid Gloves Parasols Fans, Ribbons Laces, Mantillas
in Silk, Barg. and Lace, Shaws, &c,
The above goods been selected with great in
the Northern Markets. and will be sold reasonable terms
w. H. & r. s. TUCKER.
GRACE, and
BEAUTY,
Conferred upon the Ladies by wearing the
NEW EXPANSIVE SKIRT,
ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE,
Which been decided by the best Medical authority to
be the beneficial Garment introduced for the La
dies use the weight being only ~ o.
To be found at
W. II. & R. s. FUCKERS.
Raleigh March 20, 1885, 26-4t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

300 to 1000 Bales of Cotton per Annum.
II AM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
IL Rocky Mount Mills, Edgecombe county, N. c. 900 to
1000 Bales Cotton per Annum and will deliver at any Of
three months time discount Of ~ cent for
Cash-Cotton Yarn, Seine Irvine, Plow Lines, DC.
Orders addressed to WILLIAM s. BATTLE, Rocky Mount
Edgecombe county N. G., will be promptly attended to-
March %, 1885, s.a 24-1ypd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

HATS, TO BE FOUND AT fuckers, BEBEE's
LII Celebrated Hats. Price 50.
March 9, 1858. 90
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

5 FRUIT TREEsi FRUIT rkEEslt 4
Il LARGE ASSORTMEETgOf APPLE, PEAR,
"a Peach Plum, Apricot, Nectarne and other
ready for planting out These trees warranted tse TO
name and description. n So Is ~
Acting as Agent for J. Lndley, of Chatham, Il will
promptly I'LL all orders FIR him.. ~ a ~
S. GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS 3 and 8 years oil, nov
- :. w. a. HAMILTON, Florist.
s. Raleigh. N. c.
December II. azS4sz z.ssf4 t5+sss 1l2--tf. :
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

UVHE TRUSTEES OF THE TAWBORO'
J Academies wish to employ gentleman and his wife
take charge of the Schools under their contru and
after the LIST June prox. Address.
JNO. 8. DANCY.
TawbOro', N. c., Feb. s. 1858. l2-H
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, &c.-TAE
y undersigned has on hand, of his own manufacture
quality; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; CARRIAGE,
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESS.; and all other
Goods usually kept in a Regular Saddery Establishment
which will be sold for cash. short credit to punctual
buyers Orders thankfully received, and promptly
cuted. ~ :
C. w. D. HUTCHINGS
Raleigh March 13, 1858. 22-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

YVEN SHARES OF STOCK IN BANK CAPE
Il Fear for sale. Apply at this office to
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
March 90, 1853. 26-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS!-5O SOLE
IL LEATHER and other Ladies' and Gents Travelling
Trunks Vaces; Carpet Leather and Cloth Travelling
Bags in store and for sale by
CIV. D. HUTCHINGS.
Raleigh, March 13, 1885, 22-M
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

II IFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JAS.
LIZ lredell; by Griffith j. McRee, ESQ., Vols, Cloth
81 so per volume
The undersigned has inst received supply Of the above
work. y
When sent by mail, the postage will be IS cents per
vol extra. 500 Is
JAMES J. IREDELL
Raleigh, March It, 1858. 22-3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
PROMENADE OF THE ALLIED COMMAND

I'~o~ the CANA Mad

P~o~ the Ctind Mad
On the 1st Of January, al noon, grand corege. II
the n ID. Of WHICH marched their ExceLencies LORD
Elgn and Baron lie Gros, accompanied by Adnrs'
seymour and lie Gepoully, and General Straubepze-
with their stats passed up in state around and into
tie city, uDder II royal salute r1'H the allied squad
rops ard took formal possession OF Canton.
Ithss always been the idea Of foreigners that Can
ton wa a city densey crowded with houses in al
parts and hence the belief in it immense population
rstead Of which the first thing that strikes stranger
il the large space within the walls occupied a. kitchen
gardens and -ponds surrounded by low onestoried
bouses covering the ground in all directions but inter
spersed here and there with larger buildings, having
the appearance Of mandarin stations and JOSS
In thee kitchen gsrdens grown lettuces cabbsges
seakse, turnips carrots, &c. and inside and beyond
the wals il il sad there is sufciency Of such vegeta-
bes for the supply Of an srmy of 10000 men for ak
months.
Is the Tartar city, and particularly toward its west
ern extremity the houees are larger, and built more
closely together the streets resembling those usual n
Chinese towrs and similar to what used to be at
the back Of the foreign factories.
The wall is an immense embankment, about 10 feet
thick at the base, tenaced half way up its sides the
terrace sbsut ~ feet broad, with parapet six feet
high, pierced with embrasures for cannon and loop
holes for gnjalls. The wall is well adapted for de-
fense against any native force, bu!the few miserable
guns now mounted there, on rude carriages without
tunniops, would offer but poor resistance TO we'll
appointed army OF foreigners such as that now in pos
session of the city.
The forts and pagodas on the wall are huge struc-
turesin themselves, buil adapted to resist the effects
of our heavy guns and mortars Still few resolute
men might have made bold defense, and long resisted
an attack by escalade.
The view from the top Of the Square Psgoda on the
wall is very grand and from the discovery is easily
made that Canton is really situated on island and
that not very large one either. branch of'the
river divides at its northwest corner few miles
above Canton, and, passing the north side of the city,
enters the main river again somewhere between Sec
ond Bar and the Bosue.
At the Wee, Gate the Admirals and General stopped
short time looking at the crowds of people streaming
out ints the villages in the western suburbs. The
spectacle is said to have been most exciting;
rylDg small.iooted women on their bacxs-bOys car
ryiDg pigs-every one laden with something or other
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
COURT CALENDAR-Tais DAr.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. -, l32,
g. g. l2O l47 lis l6s ST. lo8 lO9 H. llS 49, lS l+2
48 g 49, A. II a. 69 s. 95 l2S 49, 49, So 80 5S So %
b. 68 g. 81 d. o. I6, n, ~ lS IA H. 49, 5o, TO- H. 80
n, O., "a, III, lf0 1864, 49,
syPREsE CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Nos.l -, 1879, u, PIG,
e 372 3 3l go e! 5e5. 3S7 Ss9. 2jl SS9 $50 Sei 49,
Sa5.
SUPREME CouRr-SPgCIAL TERM.-Nos. 81, %, 81,
", III TO lj9 10, a, 95, l20 - 49,
SUPERIOR RCoUkT.-NOs. 22, 5l3, ia, IA, 35i, 3a5,
Az tg7 3j 2.2 $50 H. COZ 63 6lj 6l 6l9 62 6T, $50
57 576 2o 6S7 6iO 6iS 6 6is 69 65l 652, 655 e5
6S, 657 6j3.
CoMMos PLEAs-Part Nos. ia. III, l26 to l42,
I1j Part II-No. g. a. H. ~, ST. 3s 82 49, ~. 6o, il6,
l2l. IA liS. IA, lf5 lilo. III, l48
kINGs CorNrY CrncuIr CoURT.-Nos. 81, d,
52 S. - s. So 81 5 80 CO. 6 o. s. g. g. TO- g. g. 6ai TO-
H. u, 7j.
BROoKIYN CITY COUTT.-Nos. 81, %, 81, p, 80,
ST. 81. S3, SO. -, 49, 49, A. fS II, 4. 10. A, "a.
kINGs COUNTY SUPREME COURT-SPECGAL TERN.
/. tn iucirs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
CNIrRH OF APPEAIs

The following Is the list OF the first forty esuses on
ner james Baxter sat. Rye,s; Lesyitt Graham
Bpnctt sst City of Buffalo Cox sgt Austin O. Meech
AT Alien T. Bentley Columbia Insurance Co. Of Phils.
oelphis g. Css.idey Wisms Van Wyck sat Guthrie
TO- Hatcher at. ROcheesu; H. Newlork City Insurance Co
as III. Mayor Sc, NewYork; H. Phillips ss Prosser Is
Psrier sgt Rochester Syrscuse X, r. Co H. Moore agt
HLo.on River Il. r. CO.. -. Waterman sst. HerendeeH l6
Secor sgt Pe; II. Paddock GILBERT IS. keetas at
Myer.; IT, Potter sg Cute 20. EevIotk New Haven X
R. Co s' Schuyler 81 VOORHEES, agt Chids 2 Curtss ast
Burao "a De Peyster The Sun Mutual Insurance Co D.
ouiuby sgt Vanderbilt %. Fullerton aet Wall a Muscot
ait Van Aeruam 2S Sup'os Rensselaer, Co. Bates %.
Small sg Wheaton, &c. Troy Boston R. r. Co. ast Case 81
Bascom AIT Sstus 81 AcOck sgt Gbberoni 35 Miller sst
Commercial Bank Buffalo 50. Grtsson sg Keteltas 80. VII
son sgt Colt Bridges as; Hyatt 81. City Bank of Couul
bus sg Fox. 49, Scar agt. Burnham; 49, Bennett agt Van
Z. F. HICKS Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

ss,,cy Of thi, tbu-a ccc6dence may b. restorst 70
tie peop!e and the fouadsoo sid Of better un Ter
.iarding be.ween foreigners snd natives, 80 taa
heoes'oth ell may pursue their avocsons IN pesee
snd tIsffic ,og, ther for their mutual advantage.
The Freuch P.enipoteutsry then mace sPeech ID
French.
These Addresses were succes-vely trao-a'ed to Pet
kvei spd he made an answer which the interpreter
reprodr ced in - low tone that could not catch
word Of il, 1t WAS however ss understand, only an
unInear ing CT ine-e compliment, except thst IN his
answer 70 the French P.euipoentiary Peh-kwe' said
"Thst KAN Yek has been the cause OF Ithetoubies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
MARRIED.

BErTHkER-ELsBERG-InPh Philadelphia on Sunday March
H. the residence of the brides father by the Rev. j..
TIasukc Mr. Solomon Bctthner late OF New Ne xco TO Miss
Bertha. daughter of NJ EsbeTs esq.. OF PhilsdelphiA
DAUCHY-RUNDALL-A the Metropolitan Hotel in this city.
on Tuesday evening March 6 BY Henry Bromley
Mr Henry Dauchy 20 Miss Kate 7. Runds both of Ams-
MIA Dutchess County, n. Y
HAMILTON-WEED-In Brooklyn Tuesday, March 10,
By the Rev. J. H. Rockwell Woodnan C. Hamilton. of Fond
du Lac. Wiscon,in Mary Taylor, daughter ot William h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18


Patrick, which largely attended.
PORTs OF EsTRY rs NEw-JEKSE.-The subject of
making ports Of entry of jersey City and Camden is at
tracing considerable attention in New-Jersey at pre-
sent, and especial interest 10 the matter is being
unaffected by the citizens of Hudson County. The
New-Jersey Legislature, few weeks since, adopted
seics of resolutions the subject in which It was
serted that the commerce of the State experienced
much inconvenience from connection with the
revenue Districts of New York and Philadelphia, and
requested their representatives in Congress TO urge
the passage of law restoring the ports OF jersey City
and Camden, and removing certain burdens and ex-
actions new imposed upon owners and masters Of ves
sells. The jersey City Common Council have now
passed set of resolutions indorng the action Of the
Legislature and uniting in the petition to Congress
for the passage of the law in question, appointing
Committee to 20 TO Washington for the purpose Of
urging its passage, and rcque.ting tnc Mayor I" call
meeting of citizens the subject. The time of the
meeting has not yet been announced
Tnr POLICE TRIALS.-1be Committee appointed
by the Jereey City Common Council to investigate
the charges preferred against everal members OF the
Police Department reported on Tuesday evening that
the charge against Chief of Police Haines had not
been sustained by evidence, and recommended the
dismissal OF the case. In the case of Officer Baum,
charged with opening the trunk Of lodger at the sta
on-house the Committee thought that lie did not do
il with dishonest motive; that he prompted by
Z" idle curiosity" but, nasnuch as he had violated
the regulations of the Department by so doing, they
recommended his suspension for one week. The re-
pert was adopted, and the Committee continued to
investigate other cases
THE FITH WARD PHoJECT PoS1PoSED.-The bill
before the N.wJesey Legislature authorizing the annexation Of
portions Hudson City and Bergen to Jersey CITY, to BE- styled
the Fifth Ward Tuesday indefinitely postponed by the
Assembly.
RoBEERi Recorder Bedford yesterday morning.
ps,. IA fbe Count Jail
bins Jey City Glass orks Of 10 worth OF glassware
THE INTEREST QUEsTIOh.-The bill To fx SIX per
C ut as the uniform rate of interest aud allowing seven
per cent on special contract, lost in the NewJe
soy Assembly on Tuesday by q vote of Il to -. Tie
.St0tc G0zette says:
Our State A present. presents the anomaly o ro
legal rates OF interest but trust this state OF thin9- will not
continue beyond the ii Legislature"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
LAW NIEXLIGENC'E.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TkRN-M,sch n-Beiore
nd 81

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIaL TERN-MascH l1-Beiore
Judge SLossoS.
KILLED BY A DOLLY.
CsibaIp. and Michael Muany Administrators oi Jsue. Ma
lany, agt John Harris and others.
James Mullany was employed sy defendants at
tbcr place Of business No 28 Leonard street. On the
3Oth Of June 1856 he was engaged in elevatng mohs
of sugar by means OF platform or " dolly, when the
Lostngrope broke and the dolly fell from the seventh
story and injured Mullsny 80 much that he died IN
few days after. Subsequently the Surrogate OF hngS
County granted letters of administration to the PLAIN
tffs who claim 81 900 damages on the ground OF al
legged negligence the part Of the defendants In not
having better rope attached to the platform.
Defendants set up that deceased was injured through
his OVID negligence and want Of care. Case still on;
w. f. Robnson Tor plaintiff; Barney Humphrey and
Wm. Allen Butler for defendants.
Before Judge BoswoRru.
SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD CoaFASI.
Nm. SubeTs Th. Nsw-YoTk and Harlem Rslrosd Co.
On the 30th OF April, 1856 plaintiff was travelling in
Of defendants "a The Village VI North East Dutchess
County The axetrt OF baggage atah-d u the train
broke which Jared the other that plaintiff thrown
violently his lie alleged that b. much Injured
his bowels being rptured snd that he ured Employ
physician and 10 Defendants denied negligence or
thst the injury plaintiff caused by accident The
jury found verdict for the defendants.
Before Judge HOrTN.N.-DECiI0Ns.
Henry Is. Adams agt. John Jones et a-Motion
granted h So costs The matter H. litigation, aud should
not be
Walter d. Stewart IT 81. agt. Geo. Il. Granuiss.-
Motion denied withos cost.
In the matter OF the application Of David JONES'
Na1snt VI attachment dischsIsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
NlW-YoRK CIRCUIT CoURT-M.Rca i7.-Bciors Jad:
Hall.


The United States agt. John Eredericks, aiss John
FreeUseh The defendant the bar fci ts three
ilctmcLt thsrEns him with skns and siding 70 nte
counterfeit quarter doars the other two with pssns .nnar!
s'ses OF Amena fKJVdze Beo- appeared for he Pn.one
add opposed the a o the three indictments Of the same ,ne
and tb Ds.ic ted the indictment tor making OF
aiding u maAo the coautrnlt coin
James Goodman i6sd thai aud tnew
70 Pnsonef lev months did wort fof hn snhn
amounted te 81; called sawr7 Tune fot p,ynent ana
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
coi-RT or GENERAL sESsIONS-Mn,. l--s.,s-
gudse RrssstLL.


Frederick Wagner, charged with assaul! snd Bat
49, i,h a;, .in p.e.ed guilty simple ...ut Ou
Yebr,afy - b. fred Fs,. 81 orse %eh the house No.
Cs p, street Wssr. bad G annoyed b. paes 10 h,
dor ard usud and This occssOn be fired Wedf who
of thee tartis. Nothing s-rioa. cur-d b-yond th-
If " chr WsEner insisted that he had tase Nh. nj,
. hand when weut od By a,id-ut Seuence 90 81,
urdsy.
William Lee charged with assault and battery wit n
;, Il, HI pssrd guilty 10 simple ssss On Nov.rnb IS
irt- IN s1ed John AufrrsI the arm. u the house
y, ia re- nxich street. Sentence Gu Saturday.
Thomas J. Hogan pleaded guilty To attempt to
co1rr,, rrsnc larceny. Judgment suspended
J.,u Brew,r tried last term, when the Jury disa-
,d us. rsa rd for s ADg shoIs and Agon tho property
II MI Bruon lie thi' time convicted AID entencct
the State Prison tor t~o year.
Tinotby Hampton, charged with stealing a quantity
of from Mr. Jscob sndeTpoe. stable No j Madison
syne on February n convicted and sentenced % the
StAi- Prison ior three Yeas and six mon.hS
NllIism Mills, George Collins, Edward Brady and
lanes Rysn four boys convicted Of burglary the third
ere They broke The hou- M Wism Hos.n No
5 Tenth street, the sd inst and s,os quantity lead
rire Mills the Oldest, to the State Prison
ysrs ard months and the others the House Refuge.
John Corbett, indicted for grand larceny was con-
yeed OF pitt larceny He stole saddle and other property BE-
ouers 70 Mr. John Wsywe He the PeRentisty
for folr months. The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Msrch l7.-Be;ors judge
CILyEs

NN ION TUX DAMAGI>.
P.tnsrd Ridden az James How and Celesine W. Howe.
The house OF tine plaintiff adjoins the Bethel build
ing on Main which is owned by defendants The water
.nr.sf. runs the roof of the Bethel upon the tenement
and hsrgrd las been the of causing danaI
.,.r,blr extent number Of witnesses examined
both SIDE. when the bng to the Jury they
A yrrdict Of Slj dansges for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
-NEU-JER,SEY ITEMS.

ST. PATmoK'S DAY passed off very quietly in jersey
City and Hoboken. The most Of the Irish citizens
participated in the celebration in New-York. In the
evening lecture delivered 10 St. Peters Church,
Jersey City, upon the life aud characteristics Of st.
Patrick, which largely attended.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

u-r., a r,.peA tb bal 70 bn and be ,pe ogi,et
, A, v. s.r ,lis he PEA ~ass 30 bill Wtch VA. A.c ~
,rd him an c-ed ether so1ey for It b., som. OF that
ur,i ,ur,t day eer this The Vitn-.. visited hs
III, ns. bop and foCu. the counterfeit coin Il aa the
u4r.s-Ary ofemif sls
H. zines. w. SAuned 20 Length BY
coa Pur.b-r testimony taken and toe c. .tylrrsi
ior tb~ day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
March 1857 but Is tacoyt. test the n& esr,,nSs srs
qui:e o. grsst.
TIE eeIninfs Of The Michigan Ceo.rA Rsilrose Con-
panv. for hr.t week IN March w1re:

'''''''''''''''..'.....tsSs ~ -

~
The sales Of Cotton during the week saye bess
.2, 90 ta.es. Of which 1900 were N ,-assss, Tss
e.potS were 33i6 beles. and s-rivaL 1900 baiss
Stock on hand 900 hales. Vessels losa.ng IN tAs
United s,ss for foreign ports i9 Against tbs zane
tumter last yeM For France TIE number is 10 more
and icf Gres, Britain 10 less. The market hs hucts-
ated slightly during the week. but the closing quota
tots sr the came ss those cf last Wednesday. At the
South tie business has been very active, but at the
close the telegraph reports rsther lower quotations. u
consequence of an advance in freghts. The receipts
a. the ports for the week show sage increase over ls
year, but the aggregate for the still behinA
some $4,000 bales. The aggregate exports Se alss
sl behind those Of last year 40 coo baee. The css
cular OF Mr.. Wright gives the annexed statistic:
CRon-we besr of i,wer esmst~s of ssacoo 90 -
bse. sod Of Sooaor sne b.es rns esa,ssss
.ndet three millions oss-t regarded proeabe
sot. srv 10 2i2 90 bse.
sbout 22ooe hses The current prices being highly ss
tory pAntss the whoe product vii ind ts the vso
shipping pors
REofIFrs for the week under vyie~ amount to @
sssu.t 600 bales during the cotrrspondns weea G s
deficit is again largely reduced and s,ands A 90 hss
Next week ball show ssh decrease the rccp0
in New Orleans alone for the epdns Friday
e7fe hses net ssnst oIly % 80 bae s th- azaG
the ndIs h.ua IN
terror market. ars-ly in Of last ,h. tina AnA
point there yet the slightest evidence Of t.e
Expert. Britain continue liberal casss
week 5000 bss aud irce the OF the
ported year BY TIE bayns %
has been large al the knslAnA
ths, shall make up th dceBcy and ta sAesd
fVr France and the Continent there 10 ouy mod
business donx aud shall continue fall OF
parison for probably wind
With considerable deficit
~ fI.....