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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
DIE ID.

,rpvvs v.dpe,d,v Feb a. a. No rs Sullivan street,
Mary second ibid Of John and Mary Ater' aged syear'
BEANIE Newsi on "Wednesday morning, Feb ~ g.
SeD.1 ss ss1. ss x IF Dr. John
Copger, in h. SCH year Of her age
74s spS from b af qy iS No. W
Saturday, Ct ~ eslo,s % without a Wasn Ie iy' Feb D.
lame. Bcge Caiy on Of John j. aud Eliza Tefecia Gully
c60MBSIn Wila,n,lnrsh % "Wednesday Feb a. Deber
No. infant Of ". jerome sud Joscph"e A. Coomb'
r.. h,Od. . .he family repeatedly invited to send The
o6 5faSh q H1 Wadnc.S,y FEB a. Fani wssce
Stephen w and saTah A. Cooley a2ed year, ana o9e
FSILoN o % Brootn on T1r.dsy Feb IS M.rssrt
daughter Of W aud Maurice fslon, aged months
Fam as G . ,at .s.@ oos s s sss a.
Tsfs1ay .yehin, FEB % AseDOD sidney Jones D.
KEMP"n jersey City, on Wednesday evening Feb ~ Emma
f. daughter Of James aud Caroline A. Kemp aged years
8 months and 10 day' ,..,......x.
100 Montgomery street Friday morning at 10 gcok The
relatives and friends respectfully invited The remains
will BE- taken TO Greenwood.
81 Nj Daniel Lenie sged 50 years monte end "a days
MONTGOMERY - On Thursday Feb 25 Mrs Elizabeth
Her funeral vii take place from her late residence in North
street rive on Saturday 9th inst 2ocok Her friend.
and relatives respectfully invited to attend without further
MiGRosEon Thursday Psb q Joseph Mrose lately Por
the Importers and Traders Bank aged 81 years faith
full and upright has gone 70 bis rev AID.
MARINUS-At Brooklyn, f. ID "Wednesday morning Feb
q he residence Of his brothcTnaw, Benz W. "ilson'
Henry Marinus, aged q years.
RICE2On Monday Feb Is South Berwick, Capt Samuel
Rice, aged n years formerly Of Portsmouth ". III.
RELLYxAt No. il9 East Eleventh street in this city on
"Wednesday morning Feb a. Edw ard Reilly, aged years.
SIELDSln Brooklyn Wednesday, FEB a. Eliza daughter
the late John Shields in the 18th year Of her age.
Saturday Feb 49, at his residenc
in Saratoga, Caleb Shepherd.
THOMSON-On Thursday morning, Feb D. after long and
luess James Thomson in the 72d year Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family also thos Of h
John aud Andrew end of his Joseph Black and
b. Collins respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
his residence GO Monroe street. Saturday 9th
inst o'clock without further Invitation His
Will b. taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery for inenent
TILFOKD-Afcr short Illness of scarlet fever Carrie aged
years month and day. only daughter Of James A. aud ar
net III. 1lfoId. ~
The funeral will take place at o'clock friday this day,
Feb g. No 30 Seventh street The friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend.
VAN VALKENBU RICH - In Willansburgh, Wednesday
morning Feb o. John Van Vslkenbugh in the 18th year Of
his .
WARD-A Newark, N. j., on Wednesday, Feb. q, Mary
Ward widow Of Caleb Ward Of Bloomfield NJ j. aged 80 years
and months .
Her friends and those family invited 10 attend her fne
rel on Saturday 9th inst II O'clock from her late resi-
dence No. IL Summit street, Newark.
WJNANS-At Mor.ania Monday Feb. q, of msrssmus,
Adelaide daughter Nel.on and Mary WDsn' aged months
auds
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p,yrh. demand Tor shipping limited and he w.,s.. -
',.y sh s arrivals ' ss s%d 1 fra 90 a.
yesier5ay. Oak y firm snd ~ iiu s,ne.o. -.
,s. small sslr. have been =
&c Tor Sew-Oleer.. and = q &c 70 ..s~ ~ :
.ir. Of Soa 80 IBIS. n netan,,ble GTdeI g q. ~, q,
cssh Crude 1t = IS; so,' o. - bos "hu.sso %
80, it We csunot eonfn them. Connou Rosin a. =.
quest at steady rates. ssles O., le Sss, 9o op
yersd, AID 80 d. sirs ss,s sye psrtly CO
. ..is. S9 sI h Sss No. is Tss % 80 80 500 o.
AZ s7,; 80 DO DO 4 ~ IS aud 90 d. do q, ~ ~ 4
Eg y. Ia 81 P i,,je more snin..e BE-. .he sva.
scve sale Of 600 bbl AZ the Eas. on pryriesrn
pposed a. S2a5Sc Crude Sperm Is IN moderate reT sa&
ioSo b5. IneIadins the 20 reported yestedsyl tn
cash or equal thereto Refined on. are W e. eses
PROV IsIONs The Pork market trn me ee%sna tsI al
arrivals uers,e the sales sre % ee Al ~ ss e
for Prince Beef very fn .ns &c o Ss az s ~ q. q,
and Is IN reduccd supply saies o. 70 DDS - 20 @ ssu
o.@asd we.rf ne.s snd STA sn 20 isI eltr, do rr.
Nes. /. quiet ssld - beei hans AZ ~ sseAa
and 's SreS bsnr 81 ~ SoSc. short Ribbed Mode.
ys.e tes Gu, Meas r,6sr Sru.I ,,. Of M anSa sat
are uo plenty s,es a7c. for ordinary 20 GOD tsad
firmly hsS , ed , 49, ,g !. s sBe B;er j, dass
A. l6.c ior Ohio ard 5asle for State 'nee'e hn q
fRtEAn .cve demand has prevailed and prize, s,s az
tain sales OF 80 ct Sa g. sto quay-o'es '"e 60
sGGARs-wih an Improving supply The matss overt
sale. OF sO hhds New a. 5dotc. Refined are que.
sTypSThe dsiasrd Is fair for Clover Seed 81 u
supply larger Timothy SEED IN f demand a 80 u
~ hush N s. 10 sslss Of odl 7oo bags Calcutta Lnsesi
are reported sold 81 45 besh cash. short rooa
sAfTPETER-At Boston the market contin1 s S ~. ~
article sales three days ending 23d inst OF 20 osss
10 part mos and pant less cent, and 100 bags ~
cash. III l.. -. :. :, i
STEARIN- Holders iIm; the cpald IN excess ef tie
svppy ISLES Of ll.ooo 10 prime W bite a. ssc easn.
s-Th lee ng is m and fair demand prevsi. iro lie
trade. -. A.. ,o,,.rs ,..,-.s
- - no O A. Al Ntdlll Rough kst 10 sslabe a: g. cash
WHIsKY-The demand fair NJ the decline m aes Are
~
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Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

NOZZLE Feb 2-The sales Of CorroS today wers 500 o.ss
a, ualIic f0r Mddhug, the Anslo ssxons news hsylns
caused An syance Of c. The decnsse IN "a. receipts on
b, Receipts for three days 1880 bales The market closed
Fsb s5~CoTroS siysnced sales to-day eco esss
..sisT, Feb 2l-The sales of CoIroS today Were ioeo
bales al an advance tdtc The Charleston and sssahnsa
I'm. are down SO we nave reports from those
AUcv.rA Ga. Feb 25-CoTroS finn sales t9day So ese
R,TrIMoRE February 26-FLoUR finn WhEAI rssty.
roON Wbits and Yellow Sc WHISKY dull, at 22azsc fAo
VISIONS better ensnd and 6Imer but without Snst
Pgu.pEI PEIA Feb. 2b-FLOUs IN better dcnAho; "SAr
s,ssdx. Red = O5 White ~ Com euoyant a. oee- rke-
yrsIoss unchanged WRIsNY firm at - zzic q ooo 49,,
SUZANNE February 2A-CoTToN-Sses to-day WV eSss.
Price. are advancing Good Middling Fair III
Cu,sIEsIoN February 94CoTI0N-sss to-day 10" os-es
q, iiIal!c for God TO Mdding Fair EXCHANGE on New.
York frmer at y cent premium Sterling Eschangr ~ 70
a. A. cent RIcE buoyan All articles slightly advanced IN pncs
Nyw.ORLEANs Feb 25-CoTToN advanced toe saes today
foot up 49, 900 bales II C. for Middns svGAR hrm fu's.
FLOUR firm. ,,., -. -, =, ro-.,.
PHrA Feb 25At spirited auction sale % CoFYss
here moning 5000 bags were sold at s9itc H' average
CNcsNaTT Feb 25-PROusIoNsNothins doing and qoots'
tions nominal Mess Pork SIS; Bacon, 5tG74, r cry eel,
and 81 ssc., smoked. WHIsKEY dull at l7c
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Steam ship City Of Washington screw Brl Petre Liverpool
Fsb. 10, md'e aud pass. to John o. Dale.
pue to ada 11Y fSSn f'n Richmond &c. '' ana
ship Wm f H.. S Sss .: .s
ship Confdence Scar. Orleans JAM 80 mdse. add
ship Columbia Hutchinson Liverpool jan g. m.e .nd r..s
BY steaIntOq VIM: ii. Webb, Capt. Hazard.
sssk saIsh Ecsels oi Seat.0Or Nete. Rio JarsO J.
b. rip We: Derby, 81: I5'h in: * -
SP!dN he bad MssI IS 9
st E,so.' Ryd. Havana u day. .as. so. . end nd
Tuner, for New.YOk Has experienced heavy weather
Bark southerner, Clifford Palermo 80 ds,s and Gibraltar
weather Of Bermuda Ha. been blown scro.s the Gafs
tines .Pt some ,sis 21d ins .t s. On A. spoke bsFs
Bsk CaICms Glch. Galveston Is days, cotton. hdes NC,
eS Co. Had C1y sesy . yssS. :.
With bah Asm0 he1ee for Galveston same time saw EMP
Bat lido KmGsl Cqf Rock.nd Insr.ha, New Orleans IS
d'S: uF:r e s EpSs1sss 9edy s .ssh cotton
Durham Dnaon Had heavy weather.
to E sg sisDS Gs n ssS v G ia Dc.:
Giky for Philadelphia. 10Th inst of Cape Corientss er.
81 IS spoke slip Csnnabsr and for London, from New OF
sS. The BE-; fsP s n nssyy sssf %
snd mosrs % s'te Had veryhesSy weather Has been Is
BsiEe9iiIe LqaPiisheri Macs.y Demer.u Jan. q. y. 81
Sas AdiS swim DDfs M.r.e.Iso Jan, 81, coffee. &c. to
Md S rhg DE- c. S 81 p' y G a.: 5:Od P'
Biz " ssE,.l q cGerrysedj Nash csnsueSo. Sin lsx
sugar. 70 E. Peters 3d. in company with bark Brohe
for New.f (, Has exp Eenced heavy wrsthsr J
mahogany &C.. 10 II Bsrrstof 2ist inst. 49, lon ~
Hokc bark UDdine Hew-Orlesns for New.York Ibs
n has experienced heavy weather been days ~ Of hs
Big Lsoatipe of salem Bray Buct,ve SC, day. tssd
Brig Martha Giehrst of st. Georse. Mel. RsweJ NewOs
Pans ~ days sc TO H. D. BTOosman Co. mad ven
Big Morercy Hill Aat,pa, "a days ,nd nosses .
Thompson Hunter Had very heavy weather. hss eeen
schr L. p Smith Cooper Wilmington, n. C., Is days, sayd
stores 10 Jonas Smith Co. Hs. had heavy weather We
been .,fsr T. a. on ST. STOW. bulwarks boat. NC.
sch Lsmsrtine Thorndyke, NewOIesns u days vita no
a..es to Il d. Mos:n Co., v9.s.i q sdssA KNOX "a
sch senator Burck ssvannsh - days cotton and rice
ssrEe CesrnAn Co. Has experienced very heavy weaisa
scbr wm H. Gillian. ErriesOn, Charleston days cotton,
lie to Dolner Potter d Co.
.uss shr mc...e. and coaes ts " eS sss a. G a.
lon ii o. spoke brig Eous Of Portsmouth Portland for
I'd lat SO o. on y -. spoke ss I. s. Ross Of sesspoT sds
scbr ROLLINS of Perry Lincoln Turks Island JAM o. sn
Surge. CO.. The has eIpereoced heavy weather ~
schr Mary Lane Gardner, M,anzss II days. sugar, toes
Ae;, tOH Tu2psI Has experienced heavy weather. 80
schr T. Horton, r'I Boston sop virsn,..
schr Woader, French Providence. q
Steamer WestchesteT Clark Providence mdss 10 oce
Thou.. swan Pos for s.,snss's T. *
psnos VIM 1specott, Bell. for Liverpool 49, 4
bELoW-oue bsgt and ole brig ,.- q
WlND-Daps the Ssy from 8. tss.w. 30
baaee does for i.Ps She wiz be stripped, Esesulase w
pe~Iy copp,rsd. .aH.1 a. .r..0E
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Passengers Sailed

ia ,teoU.isc hiagGro from Bosfon-For LisoIees-Arhi
CUNNINGHAM of Boston. g. Flowers Of Chlsea yosepa r.
Flood Of Brsntree H. Taylor Alexander Metss Gcfdss
Int New Hsyen, Petry Of Michael ks,aeon
OF Chicago James p of Texas Charles Dshmann
of San Fr.ncirco Col Williams Minister 20 Cossannope snd
four ladies'; Mr. and Mrs Gilmore Of ouehec w Leavtt OK
Halifax Toronto. Henry Maddox OF LiSergool'
John NJ Ipea and John Beck Of London Wemys o. oas
cow McDougs Of Scotland John Focse Of bre@sn :,
Dams and Henry Lenm Of Hamburg A. Tuailon OF
For Halar-J Jacob Tower Timothy oCennor sna r.s
ID n Knip.r r. j. Hart aud C. H. Rand Of HALIFAX. MAJ Gen.
oone ana servant aud Capt Armstrong Of British America
Henry Woodhous Of LiyeTpool-l2 Total, ~.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Or NEw-IUHK.........
Cleared.

Ships-H Thornton, Hurtour New0rleans, Robson fos
dick Gauntlet Bosnd San Francisco Sutton Co PsestI
Tinker, London, T.. T.. Morgan Wiley.
Bsrk-Louiss Sanper C6rdenas Mors Navarro.
Brg-Fying Eagle, Lawrence, Curacao, Coffin Psrcsr
SchooDeTs-sweepsskes, HIz Gloucester, master sioA
Teworgy Cenfuegos C. T.. j. Peters; Westover NJ serson
Pbaderis, Jas Hand Mary Anna, Gibbs Philadelphia Jsl
hand 3 J. Warns Smith Charleston; Jonas sni:h Bsd
shaw Fish Cenfueeos r. y. Small Co. Louisa Besrs Boo
ton, s. w Lewis Co; Polly Price, Price, Plymouth, mscer
G. NJ. Smith, Smith. Wilmington Jonas Smith.
Sloop- America Reynolds Bristol L. Kenny.
Steamer-Thomss Swan Post, Savannah, ". B. Cromwell
Co Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia, New York ard Phils
phis NAVIGATION Co.
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THrRsnAY. Feb. o.. ".

THURSDAY, Feb. 2J-r. II.
ih~e was slight disturbance in the Stock market
To-Day resulting mainly from a reco in the quotations
Tor Enc with which most of the speculative Stocks
sympa'hze strongly We have hitherto s;riven to
impress upon our readers that the upward movements
in our market were more the result of al unexampled
money accumulation, at time OF great
:han Of intrinsic merits in the Socks dealt in although
in many cases the Improvement has been perfectly
oorssten: wah the consideration Of real value which
tad teen ice, sight q or gnored the blind and pds
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONS-FEs. 26-Beose Judge
hoRSIs, Ea4sNs and ScHOoksaHER

The case Of Bernard Butler for an assault, with u-
tent k PSnck MoCarty or the 4h Of Jolly last
snded IL THIS Court yesterday having been trial nce Tues
day morning.
fhe alton opening Cont examined
n reoftHi OF whom JON Casey
there light, The prisoner him. exhibiting
knle said. thai aLy Johnny Burns he would
stick hem With The knife Via til. exccpiou no new fse
ehcited.
The defense called Constable Horton VINO wa, wa Coroner
Reddng the time The tntom exAmiu alton OF Jo.. on
McCsrty beld for the purpose OF showing mar m al
erepAncy IA his Testimony Al the snte-uorem Joss ph ,wo
that Butler stabbed him while he in the BIT on
his sbseGucnt examination before the Coroner he stated t M.
d no ihow who stabbed him sud ths b. sisbbd
sDs tloug ht Il was Burns who did t.
The rested both sides aud Mr. Uudehipro
sesed the part OF the Getpse eontendins
shefd scou prisoner hal been shown that The deie
at was h assaulted By the crowd sui bcSeu Ia such
ar ard with such sudsnger his life and he had
o~lse this; they iuteuded 70 ALL hu and therefore
end M lie occupied time IL his address, AL wss M
lowed the Attorney who proceeded 70 critically sas
I've tn cyidencs Submitted srsn. thai ia" " vocation wa
sIhssnt 10 justify the assault thst ne ue"hqsnl wen
assaed cat OF The dau. nous, ne ~.neu
enee Burs aud Attempted TO whip the cowS ~ssn be
6nding he getting wOFsted drew fnlie ALL ON
enceo ;sbhng lie dod thai when patty goes INTO
crowd aud assaults them and they Gfn apoa hun sd ne
eses KNIFE 10 defend hiuc that hs s not JIshled h'
olebt the evidence h. this showed sea s.1t
Of f.rts and that therefore h. should ask nvcrsa
eeded charge referring 20 the Aw 81 the case
md subnittug portions he testimony which hG4
heen referred Il BY counsel 10 the Jy Ice ceeld. wa
charged with assault with intent 90 d bodily harm Ias IA
NJ tie assault denied The jury ~ b. judges OF ne
iat<p party making tbs IT. aud whether hs had
,.s6sbe esise II the J.ry satisfied tom :he evidence
,. die Ioss had rood 20 tax TIE paJ
ssnded y. m ader him the Isssu would B. gssAos. II ne
~ aha. ep oI thought. abe ID he tina. tnS
90 tssE ir:sSi0f. ihsu vs 'stssN ]hs Vssl, VI ~
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\, .,s.,s, uks q -ho yriscrtt Las rtasonhss so'hc'
rh' % a., . . the intention OF ne tssAi:sn. > 80
u spp 'ssur - .tfsbc AZ 10 Pstn>k Mc1ef.l' =
nm Ia the 80, ~, the prisoner know VIVA; hi IL
% ., r.as a: ;ia time b. ID u.her va 20
f'nh ~ - 20 f..i.' Il - s'.s1t The jCfy YER" -"
-" ~ m. credity Of wIcs-es, and they we're - "a
hrr ihe J1oI % thos" IFs.ns %" ".rc NM.
"a be a ~ vac atle ths' % hos" wlo ai
rtstirn 10 o,1eT than sp"ctsi0r- Arcr smf iIu'1
e-.uce 70 The 'mofy The case D. conc u4"d IN
IN, @ 70 he Law r-gsa. testimony reference % goo 'Ls
t.r vii N ,ho.t Only have weigh. ~ Ioaotial case
The NY retired a. ococs, and a'eT an absence 70
informed The Cour that tey urabe 70 sgee me C"I
epop % Ieea that hey b. o he'd up UIa TINS morning 20
- - .tr.lf Ia-.r ~
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Passengers Arrived

In the ,ean,hp City Of Wo,hi.gtos, J'om Lrge,os-Nr
Gallon and LADY T. Stuart Burkenben Mr. aud Mics Pct
terson MI Caispbc c. McGaney, Mr. Sermca Mr D9nsnte
r. dc Csnnobie w H. and Miss Bacon Joseph Antoine and
Mr. and Mrs. Robin son H. G. Bourbesch Mr. Solsn-Ttd q
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MARRIED..

BALDWIN-aO ORFAt Grsce Chur B,9otlyg q TIT .
day, Feb IS ~ the Rey Dr. tnop , a ws e. L.
CONsFLYEA-M 0ORE-In Brooklyn y D. on aondAy' feo
n by The Rev. VIM. A. ". Msybin, Andre" a"L~ye" u
Ad. aide Moore all Of Brooklyn, r. D. 1,,.... 49,
NJ MILLAN-KEANE-A: ST. MARY. CanedI al ~ ~ ~, -
s,,urdsy Jan 90 by the Rev. NJ. Dillon MI Chs. NJ MILAN
70 Mis Adele K.spe.
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rorrpr cATFYDAp-Tsr, DAY.

SUPRrhL CoURT-CRcUIT.-NOs. ~, y, ~
1876 1915 40 1872 I6i2 1906 1913 1916 lsH vi! $i 5Ig
20g 2lqI 1S4 PIP 1932 M l Psi, p Ly5 Il5 40
2l 2l76 1850 Issl 40 800 Zjl 4 50 no I7S6 27sJ ~
IN al l8ls al 2G Isl 2sJ lS,5 k6l 1s9s Nv ~
SupyRIoe CorRT.-Nos. 26} 2sS, 272, AS, 10,
SO AZ IS SO 1I 49l So IS 57 SIS 80 5O5 l0l ~ -
SCI $50 Ssl so 5g7 35 49, ~, 49, as a. - ~ '''
a. az "A, 1874 "a - . ~. A. .. - IN
BEooEIYv Cry CoURT.-Nos. H. 81 q, II, Il, ~,
d n "a a a. 81. A. %. -. % 81 81 -.
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yer. = tea.fn sto=t 30 bcsd y sne 'osd AGA
srnee .h., tins whenever te has been Grnking n-s
caused temqo-,ry iasanliy .nd i: - sopp"-ed ihh,
A. 0ns OF these e. 10 committed srlGd,. Ctrone5
Coin held AZ .rqdts: when a verde. was T'naefed
of - rplciGn Nv har riEg.I
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Messrs. Freeman & Co. No. 50 Bros !wsy, sdyert.'e
10 exchange ne oil California bonds for the new bonds
and also 20 purchase coec: coupons OF san Fran
CISCO City bonds.
We have derived from official sources, II arucipa-
ton OF the publication Of the annual reIor: OF the
Company, The following facts in regard TO the opera
tons OF the Pittsburgh Fort WAYNE and Chicago
Railroad Company, from Aug J. 1856, the date OF con-
soida:ion, TO Dec. 81, 1857, period of Il months.
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COFFEEThe narie; steady at the decline quoted !. .ter
day sales Of 800 bags Rio at loalc and 600 bags Jamaica IN
CANDLEs-In Adamsntine notice saes Of 100 5o1e.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
i moderate confined mainly the home and Eastern trsis
there limited business doing the low grades Of Ohio extra,
brands are comparatively firm and in steady request common
bt. ~ 259si common to good Sa:e 81 4G 81
tor eHTs 81 ga ~ = oI sup fine Indiana and Mic
ndh-oP Ohio s. o5 80 - for good 70 choice DO IS iOa
- for Geneses and ST. Louis brands Canadian Flour
ew -tainrd the sales 81 bbls at "a 20 tor uperae
s,ve but unchsnged the demand ihs
Ter sT19.s he,e are not plenty ale: DISCO 6b!, At 15a
Of 800 bb. s3es5 IS Corn Meal /. qae:' sale. IL
$40 Is for pune eoa' buckwhest Flour Is ssabe 81 ~
fsa c Ha sts !, Lee. animate for Dry Cod but with
IS 2jd ST. and Georges IS Is MscIereI are
No. sea- IS 'I .Sa o. a come . ~ S.
the same proportion Herring continue dull and -omewh.t
FRTiTs-Ra.n' are selling moderately s2eOv box for
Bunch Layer. are held at IS D, without sales
ofbuyer Quotations in the absence sales would b. noa,
Rye saet .sles Of Go bush jersey =, 6sd7oc Barley
@ tpurTowed State 65q6sie Barley Malt quiet sales Of
20 bush at soc the latter Oa.s are I'M f,ir
and 34aSef Jersey Corn i. held with pcrs.ed srn
n' and. IN ar demand for the trade and the East and to
nccrate cGent Tor shlpnent the sales bush A. cd
lie. Tor Southern White and 6ds8c for DO Yellow sded
IN the sales are 1905 bush DeyersuI export At Tie Old
GUNNY BAGS AND cLoTH-Tae Boston saippiro Lin, Of
tn, 4th inst has The following EeSrks In relation
The %.se; for Gs9Sy Beg. continue. qist aad .,e.
bales. 2lsr2l7 . sverige part Il not al Al "a
casa and 81 bales hsht al II =, cssh."
HIDES-The market nrmer Oruoco have advanced lc %
h ,se. Of 3coo At BE-,
HOPS fair reqsr for 4esc tr e57s G. 70
f-thy GteEeaDols " iesiaFe to Io:.:s IN es,
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NJ Kiibour has been discharged from me custoiy
io,o which he vs.. ordered by the J,nt Committee OF ne
Wisconsin Legislature under writ OF hHoeas corpus
Uc has written l. let.er giving LIS reason Tor mol al
.wer1c the Committee appointed to investigate 'he
alleged fraud IL tie disposition Of The land gT@r'' N
which ne says: %.
"Wbns aver .ha. am not sssre OF any ifsuo %
corruption being practced either OF SAD oscn.,on,
and sisert nv readress 10 appear before any regularly
organized Court, having jurisdiction IN sucn as
and in roper legal and con.ti, 1tionsl matter give
eyidence 10 The f extent Of my knowledge N that or
any other case, feel nevertheless, constrained from
sense Of duty. respectfully to decline Answering any
questions involving the rights of individuals whether
be ,1onoundd 10 me by this Committee, or any othef
secret Or nquisitoral body of men however resPec.
able when not duly constituted and authorized uder
or by the Constitution to take eogniLance OF Tue
ofenses charged.
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THURSDAY, Feb. q, 1853
ASHES-The desd for both kinds light and prices are
firm At the close ISLES of "a bb.. 81 6a &c l Pot,
and 70 81 for Pearls.
BEEsNAX il in better for and with a
li2h stock Offering. prices have improved sales OF 900 10
southern Yellow al &c. and 30 do prime Western 29!c.
cash
COrroNThe msrke; steady, with sales Of 100 Jas a.
our annexed quofstions:
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Last year, the Company did not work so many miles
of road, and wersblocksded by snow.
TIE application for an injunction against the issue OF
Land Grant Bonds by the La Crosse Company has
been argued before Judge Sutherland OF the Supreme
Court. and decision is expected at early day The
Coupany entertain no doubt that the injunction will
be removed From The Wisconsin we learn that the
contractors intend to commence laying the iron on the
La Crosse Railroad, above New Lisbon, on Monday
maxi, The bridge is finished across the Little Lemon
weir near the Red Mills and the contractors intend 70
have the sex laid and the carr running 70 Torah-
sbou; l6l u,iiee WEE; Of L.sbor-ty tie Let Of May
Iel;.
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