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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13
Barring Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Per- Canada LONDON, uduv FrD. -, lHJ1
Tn Cooua and Foreign Produce markets continue - y 0lt
uiLou; much activity. MONEY is very 40 .ui4r a. =. as
10 cent CoNsoLs -. d91. toy money SlG97t tor account
b. silver T. Mexican DoLLARs ,, nominal Do. BL1oSs
-Suth American u =; spanish Is 8. Eagles n ?.
CocHNF rather Of - BAGS q. auction par only s'd
Ns,i,sn Silver 5Q5 Black 9dS 10 Tenenfe Silver 10
a Black cas- Honduras Silver ord. aud dead 20 good
Iri.tt S gd4 l. Inns SLre-s3 21J {; Black a. /.
C0FNThe market let, will, u, chan b. prices Li't
average Quotations I'm E,h Wheat - 90 ~
az. r,tu!ned. We quote he American Wheat ~ "a and
r. p IS Z a. American Flour p 0@4 y Dol
ToyrEr fr-7i6 % bill 50 BAGS Plantation Ceyiou
.oi a. s. ord. small rue Inc ott O. Go1
Tor low mid grey mid greyish 20 G75 tor mid bltn %
god mid and = - r hne AID superior +S Bags Nan
evon a. 81 ord - 6Q5j Tor god orr cr.n aud - o.
sod ord urcrsn IS bales Alexandra Mcha AZ 70 Tor god
clean rs pkgs Mocha a. u ats fr ow Mo % Eoot seuI
nj :. 40 fo mid good yellow y Qe3 for mid % good
o, hrry African chefy ool-lt IL e for ord 40
. Pslia being above the market vale: y
b,s. RIO were throurths soi steady prices; % sac for
90 70 fu- auG q - FOR me ord colony Two foat-
r- e--os hsye bel sold ~ 80 begs santos y ~ IL
md T. the oiber 1890 bag good trst ho, a. - fully
insured both for NJ, dterAnean.
CoFFFR firm. without chan prices We quote shesthins
I4d Toush Cake AID Tile sll7 best Selected o Yellow
Metal shesti II. I'D z 70.
Raw sT met, and prices rather easier.
Cocoa fruer 100 bag Trinidad brought from So feo for
,d s.y 10 inc red IS bsE. s. Lucia from 81 as for
IN rsd 81 ba Bahia bought from 81 ass and LIS
tsss Gusyaquil a. 81.
C.rT0S-sAss TT he week 100 hsei 81 full prices A. LY
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for Do Noes si1Ss nr r-y.cs,s w.s.rs x.- -. n,
b e. 'f IT. a.. fras a.. r a-s' .. I'd
ssis. II bis Ordinary Western a. ss fs ~ssrbs ~
No.. az ga and mo-. gS, ne r., ei H.s. - S'.
Sb6ulders Dressed IioT' are 49, - g5.s cay tiS7.
sroi Ar, void conn ard p fie Lsrd ....i,.
tie ,Lrpv 4 Prne % h tnAa,i 'a "l N' q ~ ~ "a
e. 60 ..S s ls.e r a i1t.lc % s,. sd ss e. o.
t5,,,s ~, -. Of ioo ~. ., 8 az 400 ..s,,
sI-GaRs-rhrei !. mu-h h'unss snt No ss ssy sn.t
T6e We.t esru are suyat IT, ~ ~ sac. p.a.
49,, r. ,s, rsrh qnors prt'es t'r~ r. hsear al a.
make, s,eitd Rs6set az s'i's S M. ~, 70 S,sss-t
49, 7sie SAFE. Of hbs. Ne~ Orleans =, 5. ssS ~
10 sss, ogps ' 49,, +. b 4 Clover SD nd h. u.,,
8. Lsa'y ~h nsS ;.s9 's Soe o. 80. 80 go,
@-9s5 ba,h OF tsd Is y Rgush f-A seed N -a'e =
rsld =, - - eo. t. - -, an, q, the Improvement
sPfITFR i nov he'd VIII more hruness b, tsr.- q,
r,uctsr, meet the sSsl'"i ncsso - .fs -he %.
III Ia cssh Is Plates hoN'sef have Ten SOD IL
- ipIi u9o b.. ben .ou. pavement in Bla,s, -
"a, f,r.,ps are quiz, blt sesfy 'es q 3eS ny sa.,s
,moy 0ns.M .dSOweF rates than the pixies d "-As..
es 500 5c I Lesf Ia. bea tive and r. 6.
%. .ses q = BIDS Eslt1,ky - o9l5,c y ss.s - 1saf
At ~ IS DO fLora at ~, . 80 ''' 40 30
TiSPs I. fsthrr quiet bat most 9,llrfs are ha q tAir
yt~' -, .,l,' 4 sale ct .sb. "a ash. sr. -.
bs,5 a, 30 but bear Of No ohrfs above ~ ID
PIE. M roders,e rrqles;, and pe' Az vel 'pp t
~ 1t q 10 5oSe, ell mos Other sHd' Ass r.Asi
oni., but n iees aimed 81, .-----.--. -
- !. al, ,aIes OF Iloco 70 prime q lolc TAlo~ ~
oWsr ard 10 lair request N" ssls' Al" 49, y sosthfn At ~
and i0c0 /. Ns.tsns a. 80 kousa RAJ has dezad .
TIC cash - In ~.
- hp,vanr Our trends the fscitr, happy
10 earn ar. paying more 20 toe r"~s q M 81
aunusly HAprOVns their oss'd u "'' b-sa. Z!
hi. pr, is have therefor" bseu aisci Ad l'sl9
bas s,frsct,d nor. ettion owing 20 = o~ pnf~ tf.
sairs favor L duubt enhance Ia Nae stef ne 40
ho time. We notice further sses OF oso 70 Ih~aAat Z
I.c T. \. six months.
bu,.r. the sales y o bbs H2ic.
NHAIFEDNF IN rood detland and prcss
,sd further sale. Of II 0cO N small ", h1t.k, a. Ix "a
.les ~ lA41a n ts market "a" ~-t ast ~.
wrr- M pfoces- Il COLLATION. A. Tie D..
We dil not learn Of the particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

VIII lie found the decision Of Judge Su,herlshd,
Of tie Supreme Court, who after careful e1amina''"A
has dismissed :he application for Injunction as'nst
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Road by MI CleYe'
and who holds Judgment for " constructive dana
gee" The Company If DOW free from legal emoaTsss
meus The claims Of parties who furnished iron TOT te
Iand-Grant section having been settled IN January
last The Albany Directors have got nd OF al agents
in mar aging the Company and give their personal a.
teston 10 all its details. The resumption o. interest
on one-haf the Farm Mortgage Bonds has taken them
ont Of I'VE market and Of IL Bonds few are offered ior
sale in this nalket except Land Grants. one-thrd Of
the whole debt and stock Of the Company, regular
and irregular IS held at Albany by parties VINO r
stated are willing to advance the money TO push me
road through TO the Mississippi River when II VIII
command the traffic Of the great Upper Mississippi
COUNTRY and will be the shortest route between MIME
.ota and the East The Land Grant Bonds are nrs'
lien upon the road from Portage to L. Crosse, now hn
shed Tor s. miles and under contract to be competel
70 the river this year and also upon 3OiVoo acres o'
land alorg il line The contractor has now sOO men
n work between the Junction ami La Crosse. II 'he
land sell for an average Of hall az much az the LIMOS
Central lands, the L.nd-Grant Bonds Will represent
first len Of only about $40. 900 = mile.
Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow lsa'uf
day). at 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Adrian II. Muller viii hold his regular auction sae
of stocks and bonds tomorrow Saturday, al IA
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily auction sale OF bonds and STOCKS
will take place tomorrow Saturday at l2l O'clock a.
the Merchants Exchange.
The name Of the Mad River and Lake Enc koad
has been changed to Sandusky, Dayton and ChciOhaa
Road.
The movement Of the banks in the four puncipei
cities of the Unon in which weekly reports are maie
a. Il own bv their last statements il a. follows
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saIes Of Stock. nj Bostom-MARCH III.

Fiyt Bodrd-0 shares Boston and Main. r. o5, yl; 10
share. Concord r R. a. Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore R. r. - o. share Boston and Lowell r. r. IS
sharss Fitrhbureh X R. 81; shares Eastern X X, 5O
ss,e Do so Northern r. r. 42i ishsres ncy Fire
Insurance Co. 10 shares do ssi 10 shares Boston Gas Co
1RsLt, S rs share. Cary improvement Co. 81 100 shares
Do H g 100 shares do 81 81 shares East Boston Co. BE-
IS 81 shares I., Royal Mining Co., a. - shares do & ~
,bsre do ST. d. be- 81 y shares do $! y shares
40 5 IS shares Do share Pittsburgh Copper Co. 28i
.Lales DO 2S3 10 ,hares TClec Mining Co. . % sAares
Rk.ud MINING Co.. % 10 shares Suffolk Bank, 49, shaft,
Pr,yiI cetowu Bank, IS shares Merchants BsuS l lo
vermont Central % L. 5000 Northern T. H. u.s. 1904
20 200 Cambridge r r. o., 10.
Second Bodra7 shares Northern R. ~ % shares Boston
Wafer Power Co Isle Royale Mining Co, o6 g. ~
shares do do 81 10 do. 81 - shares
PrW abir MIMI Co, q ~ nares Cay improvement Co 90
- b. ,ha-es do q ,tsres do a. - DO ~ = y
1slsres 90 after be St 10 shes Na,ouA Mining Co. o.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK....""..M
Cleared.

stSmshps-CshAvba Bullock Hayans Livingston ocasfaa
4 Co: New York (Br.l Mcmillan Gs,gov Robert Craig
shits-T,xas Mern It, Thomas sId market j. X pYs
o. Tyler LAwry, San Francisco, N. III. Brigham OrAc WOOD
Francisco J j. Earle Co. Isasc Bell JohEsion L01dot'
T. r. Morgan & Wiley.
BaIkf-Fberfa Hckborn Cardena Peek Church j. Dem
ham, GRAY, Mobile, Siurges CHAIRMAN ca.
Bhgs-FoTtuna Port Sosre,, Op1rto, L. p Amsinct VI
cousins Psk, Cardnas r. p Buck Co. NJ L. sell P)mroi
Rio Hache, Msyhew Talbot Co. Andrew Peters fahsn4
Trinidad c. r. J. Peters A. Taylor Graham, Aspin~A,
Railroad Co.
Schooners-Gazele. Wiistou, Bristol mAs,erj Chaleuss
Packer PHILADELPHIA J. w Mckee Wonder, French Prer
depce master r.. Johnson Farwe, Baltimore Mailer Lord
Querrau 5 G. Jones, Bea Norfolk s,urges, Chairman Co
Central America, Suos Gibraltar, fngsls & CogmAn-
iedn0nt, Powell baltimore H. Is. Crouvsl 90.
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mARRxK,O.

BreSllyn, "a TsSgsay M.I
s.r,sssee 70 ssrsA Kip daughter Of The ate kev JOIN T.
MEeT
aAsEY-RosERTs-At Cross River. IN Tue'esJ mHcs
n, the Rnv Nathaniel Dicteyson. Mr. William o.sSy eed
,sar. 70 As. Frances NJ. R,oers sgtd IL - a. Oh '''
.heye place. ~,
yDMNES- DtrNNING--In NeVYors on Snp Ay, n ~ -.
Ne CA.es II DowEes d GTecuyle, 70 Ai's l. EAe H. N-
nias Of jersey City. .,.,,,.s
KILI0T-BEpHAN-On TborsdAy, MaTcn 1870 70 w., ~ s..en
a tss ssd.is father Commander y o. pen 4Ah " .sig
tSHDd BY the Rev Joseph Pound Jonh I'm -' W.
atty, % kss HafgsIet Green benlaln- =, , 8, 3, the
Co5isss.e Reformed Dutch ChuIcb On ~ fesa. 70 Miss
k~v Tbomas DeWnt o. D. h1 ~ Cn,ia,bsu1 e,q all Of
n.ealv
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Richnrdson, spence q Co.'S tfrc"Iar'

Per Canada Ltshkr.c 49,, - "a. Sn,es
but FROM the arrivals consist :. ~ 81 W H..
ar. { m $50 ,scss Flour, from the Baltic, l.2 q's 80
ano rom the Med,enanGn and Back Sea SD q' "Aea
deliveries Of Whea, for the week ending s,i se,q
cav p-e a. 80 Q a. q {, against V'o 80 q'' L" " " |
corr Iouciug week Of tst year. . g.. -, , ,,v ,,ie
SIM Tu.stay Bre4d.tufs of al kinds have ed very qle
A. TODAY usIs, there avery small ~
ana the b Iess OF the most limited chaseei 40
hanged In value French Red there IS large quty
,firt and trjc. f Sd q bnshel over ne
10. All e1otstion for samples being 6s Cd e ~ 10 rLvVs
Sone noury for choice New. Orleans Onos al iD pi' w
ali other kud neglected and uLta.she ~ lNt fatr
CosN s.s inquired and closes doll al our 9uoiaop.
quote: WHEAT Red, as for Western WAils,
10 10 Philadelphia and Baltimore, ~ rN'Is
Ohio via North a Is, via NewOIean- ~ htse sae
this description reported al - 9, G. and J. ,Syh,a
n = bbt INDIAN CoRS-Mixed and Yellow 81 oI5f '" ne
a ., $50 10 -ou...i 90.
BTEi-Hoders show more anxiety sell aud general ~
If T. .ierce must be quoted, without however any "
Of sales.
PORK. neglected. , -. -. l..
B.co,-W nh an exceedingly limited demand, the market Is
weak and prices downward tendency the reta1 sales 81
the v,.k have been az decline OF bd { c"I
CHEEsE-SeLs IL retail At previous prices.
LARp continues very slow, and 50 fun quotation o' eoo
T.Ilow unslered "Buchers Association IN The ma s-'
but - nominal value. In London tne c!os IS fIo'aN'
ale 81 10 IS ,pot 81 April % June Tor r. l. 80, = =,
BARK bring, IN retail II ioE PhiadePha ana oe' ''' o
Ons-Sperm scarce and wanted small parcel just arrived
brought as Pale Southern Whsle moves slowly ooe 81.
COvFRsEED-Ihe market is dull aud al ictlou - uaJ
only bs New Seed -old at % y c"l-
CoTroS-TheYr been fair demand all the week and pr
have hsrd led, closing about Slod e I'd deNct 1ne
IL n.a Of useful Cotton The large operations entered
into In MANCHESTER days have made business ee
tain Goods and Yarns with the IiS IN Oot
ton MddliDg Orleans. d. Mobile sd Bowels 7.d I'D
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Arrived.

Steamship jamestown Parrish Richmond kc mdse ssdp sss
snip Matilda, L,c, Mani. Oct 2 Temp wood &c, y y =
GIiwod. Lett Alsr Roads Nov - passed Capc Of Get
Fe6 a. las had n and W winds; been sounding "a
within $50 miles port March s. had several men fo 10
Michel he'll No. $ s. a nns E s l. o sandy hpos $50
sse OCT % s, 2, - 3 lon 70 ~ 'snaed .,esmshp -
peTsdore tBr steering norhwsd with troops III
Gsnet Grove (Dutoh steering N b. Nov spoke snip uad
slip Challenge Kenny Havana II days bslas, 10 ~ Lte
Griswod. Has experienced heavy weather.
Ship Sir Robert Peel, Larrsbee Liverpool Jan mds -
pass Was towed into QuarAL,ne last night BY the se.ns
Ship Emerald Isle, Cornish, Liverpool Jan H. mdse sna r'
Baik Evelyn (of Prospect Ame. NewOeans Feb 70 .oss
ana molss'e. e Peck Church Ha' had heaSy "sSiSe
Bng Amo. ~ Robert tof Belfast. CosoB New Orleans Fsh.
Il sugar and LEAD to Peek Church Had heavy weather ~"
BDs Mechanic of Harpsvle) Mar.ton M.isprss 10 d.J.
mcas.es to Walsh CaTyeIs Has had heavy wsss,
with brs Louisa P. Snow, from CsrdenAs for New York.
Bng j. O. Anderson KIN. 81 Marx 2, esys 1g.:9n &c
Brig Frey (Swed) Ruder Moneyideo o. days wool Nos
&c, Punch Mencke Has experienced heavy gales on TIE
sc6r D. w Saunders, Mill. Newbern, N C., 5ss. rssl
schr lone Beyehdge Beaufort ~ c. 10 days, .o's 70
schr Ko.suth, Coser Newburypot md,e. to s. w Lewis
sehr Wave sprague, Frederes .buIs days grain X
schr. Daniel Faust tof Phfsdepbsl Mo.lander Models
dsys, 20 MCeady. Mon Co. la. had heavy sestbf
the past 10 days the laboard on's
this morning, by st.smtug DR.. Kane.
sehT Kate Stewart Maer, Charleston y days, cEten %
Scranton TsNnan. Has been 10 days n. e Hstterss -
seir Col satery Taylor, Charleston days, cotton ke
NJ Gresdy, Mott 4 Go.
sehr Ae Ensh, Wilmington. c. 10 days, naval stores to
r. ;. Powell.
som # s,opey Alden Wilmington n C., naval stores to
Doluer, Potter Co.
scbr Wm I. Abbott Abbott, Yewber, n c. dSy' naval
stores to 4. Blossom q son. , .-. 10
scir i Rue, Newbern ~ C., 10 days naval stores !" D.
Blossom 4 Son
sehr C. s. Watson Robbins. Yswbern, N c. days na'AA
SIR samuel Nie,d ZONES Virginia days grain 20 order
Sclr No,.. T Ipon.-t L-ycrlh virginia days, vuo1.
SchE t. i,hs Hannah Baner, Ezg Harbor wood
Sehr z A. Couklrr Lops T. Virginia days wood.
Schr. Gen. Tay or Bro Al, frsinA days oysters.
scbr P.isJfrm Avery. New London, ballast.
Sloon polr,.r Fowler Providence mdse.
Sloor Nsrv Ann Raymcud. Hampstead l.. I clans
piedu ont Powell baltimore via Norfolk mdse o IL
y Crornvss On March al II M. of I.nhAven Cspe
H.uyv fe IN 18th Caledonia hence for Charleston wiz
machinery disabled took her in tow aud arrived a. No ~
evening ~,
enthusiastically cahaNbs, Bullock Havana AID Sew.
Or ana -,
Also ship Ontario, Wood London; banks Grand ara Do
Crowe- 81. Pierre.
wIND-sunnse, N w. sunset s. w
The 'hip Robert CeIter the large Sectional DSct for
che purpose o. having new ndder brace put IN.
The bark Elizabeth also The small Sectional DoSk for re-
Ta she VA have Lew bottom put in and receive bH h'
sur ofeopper.
BY Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

There bs. bee. fair demand FOR Bullion, me rates
Of Continental Exchanges causing cortnued shipments
of God. The arrivals have only been moderate but
considerable quantities are known to De on the ~'y'
Prices have been fairly msntAired, and are without a.
iteration.
Tie following table viii show ne fluctuations N Con-
sols since the 10Th inst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

An increase Of + o9i.
The business of the Clearing House was 10,
which is smaller than for days past The Clear
g-House officers will occupy their new quarters in
the new building of the Bank of Newly ork, corner
of William and Wal streets, next week. The Metro
poltan Certificates are 100000. Treasury Notes are
ldi q cent discount and quiet. large number of
bids are being arranged for the new issue. promi
pent Washington capitalist will bid for large amount,
and several of our Trust and Savings Companies will
make large bids. The Esst River Bank will resume
business tomorrow. There some symptoms ex'
hhiting themselves of revival OF trade but the I'M
Proyememert is not yet very marked. Inc
Dry Goods jobbers are selling moderate amounts
OF goods, and could cell more II they were less
Stringent about credits good portion Of the current
business is now done for cash. The South IS paying
up well and the West fairly in some sections, badly IL
| Others. The farmers sre still holding on TO their
produce hoping for better market the opening OF
Navigation and this limits the ability Of merchants TO
pay ther Eastern creditors. In Grocery circles
notice an increased activity. The auction sales to-
day OF Shawls, Carpets and Millinery Goods were well
attended and the biddogs quite spirited under the
circumstances. The street operators amused them
selyes yesterday IN circulating rur1ors of new
bank de.alcations and arrests. which are
certsirly withoBt foWda,ion IL another coulums
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

The deft at ard subsequent resignation of Ministers
created profound sensation, ard especially in none
ta,y and commercial circles. This feeling lad some
Whist subsidized. The demand for money hal 50. =
what improved aud although reduction 10 the Bauk
rate had taken place there is general expectation
that the directors VIII have very shortly to lower their
minimum to ,, q cent. On the discount marke; first
class bills are negotiated from p to ,, = cent, with
exceptional transactions as lo~ as p cent.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending Feb a. gives the following results when COM
pared with the previous week;
phi fer IS l04eio ....I ncrpase 1869
O,5r a,p.ts.......... j. 46Gl7 Decrease - ~
Resf............... S6357S ..... Decrease. I5J7O3
On the other side OF the account:
C,,rr,. .scari,.es..s9s6 rs ..... Increase IS rs
Ottr ,,ris.......... Tleilf3 1000. 40 Too
NJ t.upoyed ..... II $40 .lucrease. ST. SIS
Tie anoVut Of rotes IN circulation IL tlq, i53,jl5
benz, decrease Of go $50 and the stock of bullion
in both departments is I'll ,623,2jl, showing an IN
crease Of 2g3 10 when compared with the preceding
return.
ISSUE DFFkRrNENr.
Notes 81 2si 80
GoytfLnsLi Debt.......'.'''''''''''' &4iirVlolp
Ottef Securities. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oissO
God Coin and Bullion ........'''..'s' 4ois4ssIV
Silver bullion. .........''s.'..'''''''
BANNING DEP.RTNENT
Pupretors' Csyi,L..........'......'...slt 5a5Go
hfst 'i"''i'So
PusAe Deys.s (s,!'@ns Eaebs9ls'
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Movements Of Ocean steasierS'
To ARRIVE.

The Havana steamers leave this port on The ID T fb h
ana l7b of each outh and Charleston, G., the VI sai
18th ReurIng they due here respectively ths h 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

MINIATURE ALnAsAc......TRis Diy.
San-Rues.. o;l5 Sets...... SOS Moon-lhss.. Staa
HiGB gArEk......rhis DAT
Sandy Hook. 6:O0 Gov. LAID. oa5m He'd C-e....s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

,NEW-oRLEAks, March liar ship. Henrietis MACY
Neksrson and Edward LYMAN, =. Liverpool Creole, f0e
and Wm. Rathbone, Dowd New.York. -.
BOSTON, March l2-The ship Helen wa. insredla s~S
street iq $S,oeo. HeS sarge wss iasysS. ~ Easssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

The imports for 1857 it viii be seen, are largely in
excess of any previous year-being more than double
or say lS 2 cent more than they were five years ago
in the year 1852.
To ascertain if there has been any falling off since
the reyulson, take the value of importatons for
Tho months Of January 1857 and 1853;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED Foa tbs N TRisuSs'
FRIDAY, March II, lo5s.
AsHES-The quiet tor both kinds pnces avo. the
uyer bbs ~ for Pots. and 20 @o0 20 ' Tor
Pearls. -, $500. , %.
COTTON-The marke, dull and heavy the sales are Low
bales. We repeat former quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

The notes of the South ROyalton Bank must be
handed in to the receiver before the 9TH OF Apr
or they will be shut out from dividends. The brokers
are buying them at 20 cents on the dollar
meeting of the bondhoders Of the Boston Con-
cord and Montreal Railroad held at Boston yester-
day, to take measures in aid of extngushng the oa;
ipg debt Of the Company. Its amount was stated to
be 1858 600 exclusive of interest which increases it
considerably The amount subscribed is 1891, 00O and
$3j more is needed pay the debt in full. Messrs
William b. Dodge, Hinckley, and Z. W. Hutchings
were appointed committee to solicit subscriptions
from the bondholders.
The value Of inportstions Of foreign merchandise at
Ntw.Orleans for two years ending Dec. 81, 1856 and
1857,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

The deposits and coinage at the United States Branch
Mint at New Orleans in the month Of February, were
as follows:
DEPOSITS
California Gold......................4 1882 % ~.
cod rom other soures........ 2OS3 60 $685. q
DEPOSITS
Silver rarted from California God...... 81 81 - -,
Silver from other 4OJ ID -ilo' %
Total deposits. IoS ios ~
GOLD COINAGE.
1900 Double Eagles. 10000 % $1,000.
1000 %pVVV W. WV
ON coo Elf DoIlsrs ....1.............. 1876 90 90
- o. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

The mails by the Canada have been received. With
reference TO the market for American Railroad Secu
rites, Nr. +. F. Satterhwae reports as follows:
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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-23
Republican County Convention.

This Republicans Of Butte County respectfully
requested 10 send Delegates TO County Conven-
iion, To DO holden In Oroville, on Saturday, the
lIth ofJuly next. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, AT the Court
House, for the purpose
lat. or choosing ten Delegates TO the State Re.
publican Convention.
End To make County Nominations.
3rd, To transact such other business as may be
necessary to advance the cause Of Republicanism n
this county.
Fellow Citizens. the presens condition Of ouI
country, Of the various political organizations and
The cheering prospects of Rep blicanism require O
firm adherence to principle. to our organization
and great activity in advancing the interests OF the
Republican Party. "The eve OF victory Is no time
to falier.
BF. PIKE. Chm Co. Com.
d. w. CHEESMAN. Sec'y Pro Tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-23
Letter from-Lanee S,sh,,,g,,,.


The Marysvillc Erpress Of yesterday,
contains q letter from Lance Nightingale,
formerly Of Marysville, dated Fort Langley,
June7. 1868, which is not calculated, as
that paper remarks. TO allay the excitement
which is now prevailing with respect to the
new diggings. II is useless TO consider II n
humbug originated by the p. NJ. 8. s. Co.
for the purpose Of creating service for their
old rotten hulks. There is no doubt but that
gold exists on Frazer river. but il should
not be forgotten that gold also exists in
California, where the climate is much more
favorable to life in the diggings. and where
the Indians are not so troublesome, and
where there is no Hudson Bay Government
to in'ist upon the insolent exaction Of n
mining license. Remembering all these
things, however, we suppose there are plen-
ty in California who will give way to the ex.
citement and join the rush of emigration
thitberwards. We make the following ex
tracts from Mr.. Nightngill's letter.:
Every report that comes down is more fl.
vorabc, and, if we do not have to fight the
Indians. we will do well, but we will have to
fight, sure. nm well healed for arms, &c.
Money is Of no use up in the diggings unless
it is silver. have $40 left which is Of no
use to mo. Fit was silver could buy dust
to great advantage, but the Indians do not
| like gold.
Mining license is SIS per month, which the
great American rerps won't pay, King
Georges men may if they like, but Boston
men no.
But very few Indians here speak the Chi
nook lingo. They hold prisoners ma slaves,
and make them prostitutes. Ii has been
very warm here for two or three days, and
as smokey ne California was in 40 when We
arrived there
When tho Surpri @ came mp bearing the
American stars and stripes, they were hail.
ed by cheers, shouts, and reports Of guns
and pistols, which were answered by her
cannon. Fort Langley also gave them sa-
Lutte ofiive guns.
One man came down yesterday. who took
out 500 in four days; another came down
to-day IAN acquaintance OF Godfrey's, n
mess mnte) who says notwithstanding the
river is very high many men are making
500 per day.