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enc. Q. AnDaaeou. ALsxAxBsa "a RELAY
ESTABLISHED IN isl0.l
BAHKf.yG HOUSE or
q e q Y C.. 4 n y = = o N 4 q . /.
r HAVE thisd day admitted - . partner in she
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, {SAo hsa
been ny tsnsr for ths last six ysars). Tbs basi.
ness, hersaftsr, will b. ccnauetsd andsr the Arm
sad stylsef
GEO. G. ANDERSON + co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking HOUSES (H not
thsoldest) In fows, the nsw arm solicits sontin-
nance Of torms. pAssoasges - hbsrally sxtsndsd 70
the ssnior partner.
TAay win make eeI1sstiens and rsnit, isss Ex-
change on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their rsfersnsss are = formerly BY ssnior part
nST,vfs
anvsnsucna:
Park Bank, N. r.
Winslow, Lanisr : Co., Banksss,E. 4.
Edward ". Clark Co., ,Hhiiadslphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clspp, Fuller ! Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Baak, Chicago.
Holman 4 0slpGke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, PittsbuTgh.
ParmsrS Deposit Bank, PittsbuYgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmofs D Brotheston - Cinsiansti.
A. ID. Hunt i Co., Louisville.
State savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. ! !, rs. GEO. g. ANDERSON.
janSd
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Geo. Chaplin, Geo. q. Lee,
iChird-st. ,oas doorseuthof Main, Ksok uk lows.
+ vOLLECTIoNS made and rsmittsd at cafrsnt
~ rates.
RESER 70
FL. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, n Y.
Bgnk Of the 6tass of New Fork, n. X.
Hon. 10. i. .6ohoolcraft, Press Conn Bank,
Albany, N. x.
n. Granger Ads ms, Banker, Chicago.
Rsnisk ) Peterson, Bankers, SC. Louis.
dnaleA
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The Most Direct,
nELIADLE 4 AExPEDIElOUs nOUrE
Ts AIS Pslnss East ana Nsrsh,
Is VIA THE
Chicago, Duxlingson ana Quincy
RAILROAD.


RAILROAD.
Sure Oonnsstioas are nads VII Akis Rosd,
Daisy ~ 0arstngssn, FlynssusA ana
4aancy.
~Pa0nesss saa leAvs Ksoksk for Bsriiagton
Ivans EvnHiss--fss Plynoath ~ Quincy xvnnY
AoAsIr0. %
Through 70 Chicago In - Hours
1O-Cineinnati Passengers, leaving Ksokuk 1t
:. N, reach Ossinaah the next Day q 10 ep. ~,
III TS. =: i. s.ss:. = ia.s sin. .a. FARE AS
Low q hy any other route. -
EAStsTB Passengers make CLOSE and SURE
CoNNDCrION6i IN Chisego With all thoroug hfares
East, North sud 6esth Hast.
DFNe 10 the East isLowxR by this route
than any other, and Time nucn oulcxra. -
Through Tickets.
F1OM KEOKuK
u =. l.'.s,el' s.ss:. !. Ss:,Ss =. York
RarrisbsSeh, httsbursh, wheel
Ing, CincinAsA, Indianapolis.
~Also, by ssvsssi diGsrspt routes 70 all the
prineipai inter.s1iats places.
@Aho, TO Milwaukee, frssport, Galena, and
DsnlsitA.
- Aieo, W Ill ! ne Aeinoe4 Ctttce IN Upper ana
Lower Cansds, via 0saad Tsunk Railway Hamii-
ton, ToEonto, Kingston. Aontrsal and osebsc.
By the sAns rosie y OgdensbuFgh, N. r.,
PlAttsbufgk, n. r., and Poftlasd, No,
cAn ~ PIocuRHD Ar fxE
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
Mst~-St bstussn Tra sad SscoMd,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good FOR sa sniinitsAissgtA of time allowing
Passenger tostop at any pcint and rs-
sune THAR journey ~ leisure.
Steamboat Tiekstsgood until Close Of Navigation.
AePasssngsrs can obtain Reliable Information
at this O1Ios In regard 20 ell kailroad koates in
the Euited tAtes and Cansdas. -
TROUGH Tn EIGHT CONTRA CTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
% made ~ sAfs ofglce.
~DamAgss and Over Charges ssrfLsp rroHrr-
Lr.1
VIZ. MAarIs, Gsn'l Freight Agent, Chicago.
SAIL PoWKIL, Gent Ticket Agent, Chioagl
c. 9. HAMMOND, Superintendent, Chicago.
J.K.TkWKBBUkl,
Oct. .. 'Ss-d&w Agent, Ksokuk.
Ksekuks Ms. PisasansA = Mascs ssns
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{ b6co0stOft 70 D6mfh8 = L0y6,J
BANKERS,
AEOA
(yIvE particular attention to sollsetions and re-
N mitprsmptly on the day Of pAymsAt.
nurannncns:
Bsnk Of North AmseicA, New York.
Drsxel 4 Co., Philadelphia.
E.W. Clark Co., -
Citissns' Bank Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. 6cslly Cashier, do
4. Brady, Csshisr, wheeling.
BrsAsh Stats Bank ef Ohio, xsassville.
Con meroiaI Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Iustitution, ST. Louis.
Gso. Smith . Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lsxisgson.
nov7Ad
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PACKET CO@0ANTsU
NEW and fast running Steamer KBO-
IN KUK viii naks regular double
daily trips, 6andays excepted, between
HONTE008 and BURLINGTON
+ leaving Aontrose at 1880 and ll:Sop.m.
Arriving at Darlington ~ 5 p. =. And .. m.
Leaving Durlingtoh at 3. n and 7:3e p. m,
Arriving ~ Ks0knk y ! and IIs3o p. n.
Thus 0Aktng reliable and prompt oonnsOticss
with the ksokak and Aoptross, the Burlington and
Missosst xtvss sDd The chissgo snA Remington
and Ainnssota Railroad morning end evening
trains also, with the boats Of the Ksokak and
St. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further information apply On
board, or to Company's AKsnts at ksokuk and
BurliAgton. II. W. SAMPLE,
augbd President.
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PErssxLvAHlA aAlLnsAD >,


RME
fIHE Crest Central keute, counsetinR the At
l lantic cities with The Western, Norsh-vsstsrs
and South-wsstern States, BY continuous Rail
way direct. This road also connects at Pittshurgh
With daily lire Of steamers to all posta on sks
Wsstssn Rivers, end ~ Clsvslsnd And 6anAusky
With stssmers 70 all ports ON the North western
Lakes; making Il the most direct, eassSess esd
habie ysste by which FREIGHT ssn be forwarded
TO and from the Greet West.
RAfHs BBfwE4N PHIApaLPUA AND PITTspuxon.
FIRST CLAS6.---Boots, sno< Il
Hats and Caps, Dry Goods tn
boxes, bales and tranhs,) Dvae 7ke. %Iee ns.
lin boxes and balss,1 fsstssfs,
1urs, 10, Ac.
6scosp CLAss.--DoDestic Ehset.
ing, Hhirting and 1ickisg lin
originalbalss, j Drsgs lin essks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquer tin ooe. y ioe Ds.
easks), WALL Paper, Wosl ana
Sheep Pelts, eastward, &c., de-
fniap pCLAss.--Anvils, Chains {in
casks J Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
salted leoss or in sasks, Paints 5oc. q 100 ns
tdry and In oii,) Oils, isxspt
ao.s.cs4"nesa.. ss.s .cs .s..n}: Fish. p..l
con, Beef and Pork (in casks or
boxes, sastward,J Lard and
Lard Oil, Naih. d oda Ash, Ger "a n,.a
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosis. SSc. eeivo Ds.
Steel, Manufactured Tobeeeo,
Rosin Oil, Queensware, Sugar.
{hhds. bbls. and bxs..) Ac., Ac.
fL0UE-1sc " bbi., until further notice.
GRAIN--s6 cts. y leo Ds. until further notice.
COTT0N--t2 D bale, net exeesdins 500 No in
weight, until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point eastof PhiIa-
dslpeA, be particular TO ms,k packages "via
pssHsyivsrsa ks,iross.'' All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road at Philadelphis or Pitts
burgh, will % Forwarded without dateniio
FREIGHT AdEETS-ciark Co., Chicago !;
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn, p. g. o'Riiey :
Co., Evansville Ind; VIM. Bingham, Loaisville,
KY; Il. 9. Msldrum, Madison, Ind; n. w. Brown
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati !; h 8. Pierce 1
Co., zanesvfile, Oi Ieecb Co., No. 81 Kilby st,
Boston Lsesh Co., Ne, Aator House. N. Y,
No. WilIiam-st., N. YyE. J.. Eneeder, ,Philsdsl-
phia; Magraw &koons, Baltimore; d. a. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. Ii. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
b. J. L0MBAERT ,6up't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 1, '6s-dly
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j. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGES,
Lama And General Agent,
AuD
INT LII q e NJ y OFFICE,
NO. II MATN-ST.,

s
INT r l. l. q nee OFFICE,
NO. II MATN-ST.,
RUY6. Sells, Hxehangos, Rents or Leases Pre-
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods of every
kind.
Draws Dssds Mortgages and Agreements, anl
examines Titles to Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
VI Property.
Takes Acknowledgement
II Agent for Insurance Co npanies.
Inquiries By Letter promptly replied 70.
Negotiate Loans, makes Collactions.
Obtains, Exhibts, Buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money on Collateral security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctusl-
ity, are thHiea ding features II this House.
Refer 70 tho following gsntlemen,
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. ClAgett.
Geo. C.. Anderson s CO.. Bankers.
Xix, Hale y Co.. Banken.
1~AgeuSiss and Businsss Solicited.
Sept. 4, '6S-d
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
Pric % TO Suit the Times! /!
G POLLOCK 4 co. are now receiving !
-. large, we'll selected and splendid stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And can supply esstomsrs With any thing usually
called Tor In their line, from COARSE to eupernne,
and from platn 70 very handsons. It's 70 Ne 70
sxpstiats; thsy havs Just ~ articles TOR hard
tines. beth n quality, ssyie aad peiee. All they
ask 10 that sustomcss call with lDrCash In hAnd
and get great bargains.
Remember the plscs--nsxt door % Ohnsr's 81
loon, ou 1hirdst., between Main and johnson.
seplld =. POLLOCK co.
y tween the Subscribers, 1nAeS Ne name and
1rn af Isrraa = AAinss, Il thls day dissolved 3
nukuAlponscnt. Robert D r. Q. Hainss will oon-
tinue ID the business, and sign the name Of the
arm In liquidation. They will also settle al 90
eosnts Of The late ASm, and aIl debts dus Il nust
b. paid them. ii. B. tAR4AR,
ROBERT HAINES.
COspArtaoFehtp.
The undsTsignsd, having formed Co. Partner
ship uuder the name and styls u Aainss Brother,
An4 purchased the entire interest Of n. sFaTraY,
will continue the basinsss Of nanafas4ssins sash.
Dooss, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, Ae., at
thA old stand, corner Of Blak Streets n ear the
Ksekuk ~. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINK6,
Ksekak sept. -. 81. r. q. AAINRS.
oct6-d
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Thihs ths8hortsst aDd0uioksst Route to all
pSint North and Rsst.
~TnROUGH TICKET6-@
Ovsrthislins 70 al principal plases, sAn be pre-
Dared AtRAilroad Ticket OlAes, Main street one
Asorfrom the Billings Hosss, Stages will eslHer
dsssenssra:i n AM par Of tA6eity Free.
dRAHAMVCO., Proprietors.
J. 3. TswgssuRY, Ticket 1ssnt.
nehl1d as 4ss E
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cssAELEs RA HKEng
HAIR DIR SCI
| ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon. No. II upars-
IL iandt st., New York, would respectfully tendsr
his professional services TO the sitfssHs u Kssnk
and vistnity, and gives nsties that b has eDsasd
An sstablishmsnt corner of ~ and Jehnson ~ !,
opposite tho Gait House, whore, BY psaetual -
tention 70 business he hopes TO secure the patsop.
4 are Of this community.
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPoONG,
Done with Noatnsss anA DAsPaeOh.
G. X. has on hand ehoioe stock of Psrfunssy,
Labins ExtraSts, -, whioA hs soGsss Tor sals 81
the lowest New York prieeu.
Sept. J, 'Ss-dy
insUTs Yoar MsFcnaalss, stores
anA DWcl1ingsl
Policies Of Insurance issued q ths lowest
rates, y this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD YIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL >500, 600.
PHGNIx INSURANCE. CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL t200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL t900, 600.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL ease, 900.
WIN. W. BkLKkAP, Aeent,
oet4-dlm 0sesa1-at., nsax Msin.
flBE INsURANUE.
is.:.r M.si.r ss.ss s:.ns W. = ssna s,o..lxx
or ST. LOUIS.
pFnsCrOne:
J.s.Mscsas, 8. i. Sdesil, c.s. orssly,
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EAaanA asyfla rsA, -. -.
nfFRR6 his services ~ Physseisn, Surgeon, Az
~ osashssr, ,and Dsntist, 70 the eitisens OF Kso-
ksk sd vieinity.
Edueatsd - one of the most ssnownsd Univsrsi-
tlss II Germany, NiepnA, his hospisAi practice
thsrs. - we'll - bis experience during four years
service ~ Surgeon In the 4. X. Russian Navy, and
lso thrss ysars pssstiee In New Ergland. via, ~
Aopss, secure 70 him the sonAdspes Of this son-
nunity.
ApysAing under the head Of Dsnlistry-o
tive Or mesAanicsl-will BE- sxseatedi In sAkisfas-
tory manner md warranted. Charges reasonable.
Atssndanos given 81 private dwsibngr IL required.
R1aminAtions and sdvics gratis.
Once Third street, over Ricks . Cigar Store. -
Once hours 10 TO II n, Ito SP.n.
ksvsssHcss.-Nrs. =. r. wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimbali, D. Howell. Ksokuk, and J. A. 6hedd.
Esq, Of Denmark, lows. lJuns3dly
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson aAd Ntath Strssss,
hEOn " ~
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TSHE undsrsignsd viii cell superior articls Of
! ceala IN largsos snsll quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having na1s arfaD Dgemsnts for ! large
trads dsfiae ~ yall ssd Winter, Will eontSaet
% dslivss ossl tAseagh town, end 81 Warsaw,
sAlexan1riA an1 HamtlfeN. WA. y. WOOD.
0Gse On u strest, IS ~ o0aeo = Aeyksr 4
Wood, Kesknk. q. ,. MAMIE,
esDt. 3oA1m ARsnt,
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LEONARD sCOTT = co.'s
Reprint OF fks British PsvJodtcsls sa1 ~
Formssss Gvtds.
cRHAr REDUCTION IN rH1 PRIcD or Sn1 LAfSIn
YUuIICAYIOW.

r SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
-. to publish the following leading British Ps-
riodieals, vis.
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...gssEAa.- MUU1U 8TO - r.
ID. uINAAN, ,havin purchased nUnx.7
1Ns &hs stock Of Patrick = Crouss,
|ha1u41on exhibition and for ssieU II I'll
o - JeWalry Store, next door 10 "A. II Love q
0e.sS 0nn&lnG 6euse, variety Of Pianos, n slode-
oass - 1eAef nsioal Instruments tos ether with
music books ,ehoet nssic, -.
Alse j. lAsre eallsetion Of bsautiful pietares,
EAgravinssas alAttngs. All which wiilbs sold
- nHeaeOnAble ter0es b. u. HINMAN.
deO1od
OK TONS Aaa1 a11 H HON, for sale IN lots
- /" - scL;Szoas, 1xs1OR co.,
Il jy0d Levee.
le.n,s ..a,ss. = v'.'sS - sGs4Is s, .ss .
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RLECTnON
Or, The Prank - the - eAe1n Ruck.

Tslsgraphic Epic fos ths Times. II which ~
origin, pSosfrss aAd masvelon dsvslopsnepn At ~
Science Of Elsctrioity and Aagnetsn ass ~ forth
poetcaily ard practically Tor So years, fe0m The
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and achisvsmsnt, and especially the last grsat
RlsLD oz the Atlaatte 0cean.
New York, Aus. ~, 1895.
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nal editions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-17
Death Of a Good Man.

The papers have recently announced the death
Of Rev. DIR. Croswell of New Haven, Connecticut,
In the 44th year of his ministry and the saith year
Of his age. Mr.. Croswell had "a national reputa-
ton, partly because of his superior qualities OF
mind and heart, and his long and prominent career
in the ministry, and partly because New Haven,
the theatre Of his labors for so long u time,
for many years the resort of young men from all
parts Of the country, who went there for educa
tion at Yale College, and OF course became
quainted with all the celebrities of the place
New Haven has changed since ''the good old times'
her professors and clergy have, ia general, become
run mad abolitionsts, and the youth of the
south have pretty much deserted those classic
shades, but old DIR. Croswell WAS lighthouse of
wisdom and moderation, which no change Of the
tide ever affected. He proved himself q faithful
minister Of the Episcopal Church. which, to its no
nor, be IL said, has ever and everywhere stood
sloof from abolition and sectional agitation, and
In the very hotbeds of New England fanaticism
has maintained firm, unblenohing and unbro
ken opposition to all the isms of the day. When
. veteran Of such battle falls, covered with the
SHOWS Of more than four-score winters, and with
out stain upon his glittering shieid,-"well done
good aud faithful servant,"-both Heaven and
Earth may write upon the hero's grave.
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TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate met at ii O'clock
Personal explanations were made by Messrs
Green aud Cameron. The former withdrew all Of
fensive remarks, and the latter asserted that he
did not mean to impeach the veracity of the Sena-
tor from Missouri
This matter having been satisfactorily disposed
of, the consideration Of the Kansas bill
sumed, and Mr.. King, of New York, made h
speech.
Roase.--Mr. Blair of Missouri asked leave to in
trodnce bill to punish the importation OF slaves
under the pretence of apprenticeship. The House
refused to grant leave.
MIR Greenwood. of Arkansas, introduced bill
for the punishment of negro stealing ia the Indian
country.
MIR Phelps, of Missouri introduced bill for the
construction OF n railway from st. Louis to San
Francisco with four branches.
Mr. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania introduced "A
bill for the admission of Kansas. II provides that
II new Convention shall be held, for the eonsideia
ton of the LeCOmpton constitutOn-and the con
situton to be subsequently, referred to the people
Tor ratification rejection. The bill Was referred
to a select committee
Mr. Covode, OF Pennsylvania, offered a resolu
ton, which lies over. under the rule, to adjourn OH
the first Monday i'll June.
Other bills and resolutions of an unimportaut
character, were introduced.
memorial was received from the Legislature
OF Utah, complaining that the ouly response to
their previous memorial for voice in the appoint
ment OF federal officers for the territory, was the
sending out Of new set, backed by au army
They want to know why their remOnstrance was
treated with contempt, and say they will not sub
init to the misrule of demagogues. They narrate
the suherings endured by the Mormous in Nilsson
ri; claim to be II portion OF the American people
say they have right to demand justice; ask GO
verument to withdraw the troops, and declare
they will defend their religion, despite the powers
of earth aud hell Some of their army ofhcers
who desert ted, will be hung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-17
St. patriek's Day.

This is the anniversary Of the Patron Saint Of
Ouid Ireland, the greenest gem Of the sea, and the
most extraordinary people that the sun ever shonn
upon. Saint Patrick banished all Saints from Ire
land, and instead thereof 10 commonly supposed
to have substituted the ShiIelah, which shows
the thorough acquaintance that ia some way or
other the Saint had picked up of an Irishman's
peculiar points, there being nothing of malice nor
envy about Paddy, but fine combination of love,
generosity, knock dow natveness, and many other
amiable, ardent, and eombatiye characteristics.
"Oh. love is the soul OF neat 1rishmsn
He loves all that's lovely-loves all that he can,
With his Sprfg Of Shilleah and Shamrock ST.
green;
HIS heart IL right honest, tits open and sound;
No malice nor envy IL there TO be found,
He courts aud he marries. he drinks aud he nights.
He loves, oh he loves for in that he deiie hts"
I'm the evening returning. as honeward he goes,
HIS heart soft aUih iUhieV ms head soft DM bGa0s
From . Sprig OF Shilleiah and Shamrock so
green" &c.
But, to speak with due gravity, st. Patrick, Ire
lands Apostle, was born In Brittany, near the end
OF the fourth century. He preached the Christian
religion among the Irish, and as Bishop of Ire
land, ordained other bishops and priests, estab
lished churches and schools, and met with great
success In converting the nation to Christianity
He died at an advanced age, in 493
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ryrrLLtGEvcE FROM INDIA.
Advance In Cotton. &C., Ac.

ADVANCE III &OtsV't 10y
povr, ann Ne. March I6.--The steamer North
Amariean, from Liverpool March Sd, arrived al
this port this morning. The Arabia arrived out
on the 18th uit
The Earl of Derby has made his inaugural speech
To Parliament lie urges the necessity Of contin-
uing ON friendly terms with France.
The reply of England 10 the French government
on the question of the political eonsprators, has
been sent to Count Walewski, and farther pro-
ceedings will depend on the answer.
Canton having fallen, speedy peace with China
10 anticipated
The Indian bill will probably be modified
The Parliamentary Reform bill Is postponed till
the next session.
The directors of the North British Bank have
been sentenced to imprisonment for terms varying
from three to twelve months.
INDIA
The advices from India are seven days later
Sir Colin Campbell was still preparing to march
upon Lucknow. where the rebels numbered lUo,-
00o Csmpbelrs column numbered 10000, with
100 guns; aud at least 10000 men were collected
&C other points, ready to cooperate in the attack
on Lucknow.
Sir Hugh Ross defeated tho rebels at Bada.
The Rajootawa field force, after capturing the
strong fortress of Avail, marched for COtah,
where disunion reigns.
The authority Of civil power had been restored
In Delhi.
Large reinforcements of European troops are
still required.
A private dispatch to the Fast India Company
says Gen 0utram had been again assailed, aud an
attack by the whole rebel force was daily expect
ed Renforcements had been seat to Ontram IN
consequence.
FRANCE
The French conspiratOrs have appealed from the
sentence of death lately pronounced against
them.
Changarnier has been authorized to return to
France.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says Lord
Maimsbury answered G unit Waewskis dispatch
in tone and spirit becoming British Minister -
lie expresses a desire 70 remain in alliance With
France, but declares that the right OF asylum must
be maintained intact.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool. March 3.-Cotton has advanced ID.
Sales of three days amounted to 81 900 bales. u
which spectators took $500 and exporters 1000.
| The market closed firm. Manchester advices are
favorable, and holders demand an advance.
Breadstnffs-F Flour heavy and dull OF sale. The
quotations are nominally --Western Canal 2Os 6i
abs; Southern 22s ais Ohio 2isa26s. 3D. Wheat
dull and quotations barely maintained Red Is lid
ats ID; white Tsa7s. 3D. Corn quiet but firm
mixed aud yellow 34s. aa4s Cd.
Sugar firm. Coffee and Rice quiet. Rosin firm
at 4sa4s. I'd. Spirits of Turpentine firm at 10.
Consois 9y3 iagG7 =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-17
Congressional Proceedings.


THE SENATE IN SESSION ALL NIGHT
EXCITING 4LTERCATIONS-PER
IFLANATfON ---kANS4S--THE POTE
TO BE TAKEN NEXT MONDAY.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate continued
in session until half past six o'clock this morning,
debating the Kansas question All parliamentary
eypedents to effect adjournment previous to
that time were tried in vain. During portion of
the night, scarcely dozen Senators were in their
seats. At > O'Clock, \. NJ, the Sergeant at Arms
dispatched in search of absentees, aud he sue
ceeded in finding several
In the course of the debate, exciting alterca-
tions occurred between Mr.. Green, OF Missouri,
aud Mr.. Cameron of Pennsylvania. The Presi-
dent called them TO ORDER aud order was finally
restored.
After thirty votes on motions TO adjourn, an
adjournment was ordered until IL o'clock to-day
The Republicans of the Senate.held caucus and
resolved to fix upon Monday next for taking the
vote the Kansas bill. This proposition was
accepted by the Democrats.