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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

SATURDAY, March l3-r. NJ.

Stock fluctuations to-day were moi important, and
the market upon the whole dull one, presenting
but few features ofnterest. The bulls are still very
quiet and apparently indifferent as TO the present
course Of the market, having doubtless unloaied TO
extent and prefering perhaps to see prices set
tie down a little, preparatory TO new Movements,
which can hardly fail to be stimulated in the natural
course of things in continuance of monetary ease.
In fact il is difficult to account for the decline recently
witnessed in Stocks, except upon the general hypohe
sis that parties whs have had great influence in aCc.l
Grating the upward progress of the market have taken
advantage of its buoyancy and strength to secure
profits, thus by free sales creating an oversupply
of stock which for the time overcOmes the demand,
and blunts the edge of speculation. 1t is Away. the
case too in decline from TO y cent that weak
holders whose margin. become exhausted, ere obliged
to throw their stocks into market and in this way the
pressure to sell is greatly increased ami the market
staggers under its suddenly increased burden At the
same time the bears who watch the progress OF mat
tiers closely taking advantage of the apparent weak
ness, attack prices with more courage and vigor and
thus materially increase the downward movement. 10
this position stands the stock market now, with
everything in money matters bearing tayorably
upon it. and with elements constantly at work
to stimulate ejaculation even 10 excessive ana
dangerous inAssh yet batting in its course aud aO-
tuay dropping MN day TO day except for securities
which attract inquiry for investment. 1t requires but
little foresight see that this unnatural state OF things
sunikely to last, although the rayng points may not
be reached for days At the First Board most OF
The active stocks had downward inclination though
not pressed for ssle quite so freely as on Friday.
NeW'foik Central declined = cent, but was not Ac
i've Erie declined fraction, and was offered on
sellers option, in fair lots but buyers came in larger
force al the close Of the call and the stock was slightly
finer at TIE points of decline Hudson River went to
3O4 IN the regular way but was steady in
closing sales. The business Of the present month is
very large Reading went TO So and was dull at the
quotation. Michigan Southern common stock was
toersbly well sustained at about FRIDAYS prioe, bu,
the Preiened shares were particularly heavy and sold
down to is, decline of p cent Toledo was also
very weak, selling down to All with but littl. If any
support from its old friends. Rock Island declined 10
81, but was frmer in closing ansactions. Harlem
opened at 49, but gained fraction before the call ter
minated, having however no especial activity. Pana-
ma vac steady ard ,esrce, but q little l0wer G.eua
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p,oo,,,. on Tuesday March =. the residence Of
KSsoh.S s:o6ss1 Me- Elizabeth En'or, IN he 76h
sS y,T on fa.y evening" March r. q ebspoa' -ro9P
t, 10 5.a Do sh,e q Edward ard Emily Firth aged
oRIi1.sIa9 70 /, rey.a ;' s,,!.y. Nc, -, "a
AatYM f. sd'ti G.. ght@I Henry aud Mary Gao9A As@o
On ll.T 4. 20 vi Snth .y>nae on ss.orday Marc D.
julia only sher Of james and Mary Grant aged yrHs
H4RLow~In brooklyn on sAordsy March u, Mr.. Abigail
BhRRlsoN~In III. cty on Saturday March -, Thoms'
HsI1.on, IN he s7,h JeaI Of his age.
hbgsl Palmer HiIer, in the seth year o. heI sse
LECIAiREA No. i&s IVES; Thirty third street on sar s}
uoinns March IS Emily L@csire daughter OF John ana
E Liar .st5 w moth: nan, snt IL d s.v oo,
,,,,, "cGTsbin late Of LetierAsaHy' County Done
MeGRAGoRIAtNo 81 West Eighteenth street On s9ord.y
Mach b. James Washington q James and A"s'''
NEwaAN-in Broesyn on Friday, March i, Of coa'amPon
william Newman, eyed 81 yesfs ahd TOLL ILL.,, p5 s.o
III. Tcsi,. and friend. are invited sae hi, funeral r.
oeock without further notice The rem'n. vii o. TAKEN to
.ny y4 MARI Censery so9d 'ie+ a. Saturday
March i3 Eshsne Pudy il the I'd year Of MS age 800 o.
R Hes So L cey Fremont Comfy lowe saturday Feb
Is Dr. samuel " Ripley naive Of the town Of Lebanon
Com, u the SLIT year q bis Ase
S@Isise }SDn No. 8 Henry street on Saturday March 49,
Thomas only Of Thomas and Mary R9Ja'2n aged yo4'
sTORY-fn Charleston Monday, March g. Caroline C.,
dsasr Of NJ Story Of this city aged 10 years. month
and ffays. -
friends Of t family respectfully IN eo 70
attend her fIuesl tb (MoDdsyl aerL0on Al Cos
out further invitation from the residence Of the parents 10
81 Eat Twelfth street University pare hef remains
will be- taken Greenwood Cemetery for uterment . =.
sECOR-At NJ y Ninth frse on Friday evening mtfch
~ inasnma of the Lungs James Albert, sol Of Lcuo aud
Nav a. Socor aged YEAR and month . =,
SIMON No. 10 Columbia street 90 saturday Mafch
lg Irs Todd IN Of Robert T. and Csihanne NJ Edmonton,
aged & years 2mOnhs and dayG 90,
WOLFE-On Friday evening, March H. ait@T s1oTi iins-'
Praf els w Woe Bicd "a gears Of he founders oi me
Order Of the Sons Of Temp'rence.
Or hoard ship RADIANT on Boson the voyage from Cali "a
for NewYmk JOHANN +. DONAN Of Bremen, JOHN
HASLETON Of lie II Man, THOMAS DAVIS Vi England
JOHN HOGNIST Of NorwsJ, Sesmen.
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Brk.-F sscor Paine, 81 Asrs.. SmAl.ood ruis &C,
y Charchl LaIupher Mst&pz-s Nes1iih s'nsi hspiI,
u,-sch.l. Yer. Gar p A HGrsous Brss g A. ysS,i-
Sii,l. Ms,snfss r. p Buck Co Carolina rlinsn ceA.s
tor Durham Dim0n.
NJ q Isrre,s saith Wllningon / y. Gtser
seboor.u-Pepguesset, Wsplss Pbsdei pma , W Mckee;
s,t1s Bo.top c T. J. Peters; MoH,ezuuh Tarasr. Plr
saPls e. r. P Beck Co s. yA1 UsoasA oi n % trU
Co. venloo, Carson cenfOeso. Zeb Mayeew kaPAe@s
5000 H.. Fouike,. sons; Peerless. Brown H1hAr, Waoa
Brsne J. Quest Rainier. J.st.oI,le ~ rep'es T.
a.. leland WilmlnEton, d. c. Murray Oregon, krs.s
WssSrttop Mather Mitchell segnne, Bel Baltimore, Ma
- ia QuersAa; Monterey Ausnts Pn1ds pes Had
a 70 Howard BAter Boston, ;. w. Lewis 20 Aros.o,
n;s, Bes,on Howes j. Nickenon, Baker Ne. Bedford,
I.1ses Lsvrrroe Rogers Providence, j. b. Etvsrls
Sc'ns-Mara Louisa Cumming RAJ kVef mater blsit~
..c,s stsSu.n Providence, master
s,sausr,-Memphis Ws.sont CaATes'oni JsSs'n bosr,
Rsi;rsere ULiou Cundf, Baltimore
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Markets-Peported bU Tel.gr0nI.

NV ORLEANS, March 2The sales Of CoTroS to-day were
1900 bales at Idllc. or Madng sales Of the week n 800
bales receipts of the week $500 bales decreased receipts
this port compared with last year so bales do at ali
Southern ports S4 so bales, stock in port 1850 bales
suGAS dec for iaiI to fully fair. GLASSES, 9e FLouA
81 90 Mes PORK SO. BGcoS-Shoulder., 81 acc. Hans
1s7c; Sides tic LARD IN bbs eQeic. in kegs lie Rio
CoFtEEmfsrto prime dl2c sales the week 1000 bags
stock 200 bags against 81 900 time year FRgGHrs
CHANCE, lT dl07t; Exchange on New.York, got de9i.
NEW ORLEANS March l5-Ths sales Of CoTToS 10 ssy vera
1900 bales otdllc for Mddins-s decline SUGAR IL buoy
ant fair to fully fair 6i47c Rio COFFEE. N4dl2tc
CHARLEsroN March l2The sales Of CoIroy today were
900 e,esI pIm 9ces except for the lower Qualities which
were slightly easier.
AUGUSTA March lsThe sales Of CoTroS to-day were 100
bales, at unchan ged rates market frrn
NOZZLE, March l2-CoTToS has declined c sales to-day
1000 bales llfllc for middlng sales OF the week 100
bales decreased receipts al this port q Ooo bales stock is
bales.
BALTIMORE. March l3-FLoUR firm at s 20 for Ohio and
q io Howard street choice WHEAT firm but quiet Red
81 va 10 and White 81 l5a D. COES-Sales Is 100 bus
al &c for White and 6td62c. for Yellow WHISKY dull at
3dA4cs
PM. pELPHIA, March lsFLous firm at 81 500 81 s2i
WHEAT in active demand sales of 5000 bush O8d 81 10
for Red, aud asa 5 81 for White CoRs scye sales Of
loco bush Yellow AZ 61 Coffee has advanced t Rio 100
He Provisions quiet SUGAR buoysat WHISKY dull 2o
SAVANNAH March I2The sale. of coIroy to-day were LOO
bales. prices showing steady market -Four ships cleared for
Liverpool to-day it'll Il, 900 bales Of COTTON.
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DIE D.

ANESA No % Columbia street. suddenly on Fny mornins
March ~ MI Edward Ames aged ~ years and ~ months
BRlGGs-M Yonkers, Saturday mornint March 10 ~ }
O'Clock, water bnsss, In tie S4,h year Of his age
BURSS-ln Hudson AycnSe Brooklyn Saturday morning
March ~ Of consumption, Patrick Burns, aged - years Ia
live Of County Down, ireland.
CORNELLAN No ia South First street Brootlyp on Friday
March L. EhLsbsh Durtha child Of George aud
Jane Augusta Cornell Aged year month and days
CROoKE-At Fsbusb, Lout Island on Thursday March H.
Margaret CTooke, wife Of Philip s. Crooke, aged % years
pIyY-On Saturday morning March the residence of Der
,nnlsw Vim o Barrier CahaIpe DSyy in the nth year Of
her
pTLANEY-At the Of Fifysevenh and Second
svenue Saturday morning March Is ae Iorg and
Ilness Michael Delaney, aged 81 years.
BUBEL-At No sl4 Broadway, en- Friday March - afsr
sbor. IlItss CcpIsd El0e ssed " yeas 10 rsL.bs NJ ~
SsJa
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MARRVUD.

-NARTIN-On Thursday. MaIch H. by the Rev Hug
fla M G. H. Camp to Miss Enms Martin, al of this city
GIuICK-HUNT-on "Wednesday evening, March TO- BY tn
Rev SIR GosmSn Mr. frsI khn 0gheA Of Fnseeton " Mis-
M.ry A Hunt of LawTenceyle, y. }.
HUsrIN-HOUDIN-0n Saturday, March in the Frs, Bsp
It's, Church BY the Rev. A. KnymSn Mot Charles HGuil
~ III. civ 10 Miss Eenor L. Houdin VI Haye, France
MATHFWs-KENNY-On Thursday morning, MAr,h II, by
E,,snd.' Ceremony Oliver B. Mathews 70 bueu Maxwell
daughter of James =. Kenny
PURDY GIILET 49, On MondayIFe p, By the Rev. DR..
Adams Mr. Nathaniel X PuIdy TO Miss AMANDA r OiIet
eldest daughter Of George Glet, esq al % TINS c'y'
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Thursday evening, March IL; by
The Rev r. w GelssenhHner al the residence OF the D9
fheT Mr. Charles RSbudsn 20 Miss r. SkaIIen eIaes'
saoshteT Of John SkaTep esq, ali Of this city.
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By Telexrnph.

CHARLESTON. March lS-The T.. ). ~ steamship Mshor,
Capt Poster, snIyed here from NewYork at oelo1 us
morning
The steamship Caledonia Of ouwe. line arrived here from
New. York early this morning.
BOSTON, March l4--Arr. snip VIM. Wer. Harlow ses'
Orleans bsIks ~ w. Bridge WOodb iry, MAtAnIssi Tnnx
Ball Geyeston brgs Executive Wslon Pensacola Gov bS
Northrup Richmond Va Rebecca and Frances, Brown W.
mingioni steamer City Of HewYork Matthews Phsdpa.ai
schr Sprngh Freeman Jereme Gen. Veaze, Teal, foIs3
Prince Below, brig Kate Anderson, from Palermo. ,,.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Cape Cod, March H-2p nj ss 80
In, brgs Mary A. Jones' Manila via New York, for salem
ny O. Field. om New Orleans for Boston Caroline from ~,
for do 7 Martin from Cardenas for DO Morning
DO tordo. p. m.Passibg in, ship Suffolk from Se"oh'
for Boston.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sESSIOES-MArch I3.-Before Justice
and BROWNFLL.

O.BoRN and BRowXELL.
The Court opened this morning with calendar OF
IS p rsor cases and bail csses-t0tal u.
james Butler was charged with stealing - cent?,
worth Of cotton. Guilty sentence suspended =. O. =.
Washington LeYant, charged with stealing - 81 ID
bauk notes Smith Johnson lifted
Anthony Weicker was charged with an assault and
Samuel Sutton pleaded guilty TO stealing piece of
sshoo The value Of Is o. PeuentiaIy three months
conveyed Of stealing quantity Of rubber belonging St.
phen Sou,hniayd. Peuitentisry six months each
Anthony EdiDg pleaded guilty 70 an assault and bat
Jscob UepdrieE. charged with stealing six forks,
,soi s P5GprIE oS 81 four sfn oR NJ
James Smith was convicted OF stealing a tow line,
valued &C. the property Of Robert Ferdon Pentena four
William Frasd pleaded guilty 10 stealing silver
sc@Dest W. BlanyeIt. PsnitentAry six months.
James johnson and James Contant pleaded guilty 70
Elizabeth Anderson was convicted Of al assault and
battery on John Allen, and paid SO. r ..s.r,.
md battery on Peter LOTUS Penitentiary four months.
John Curen pleaded guilty to an assault and battery
Gu Moses n. GosI Penitentlary two months . 60,
Patrick Kennedy pleaded guilty to stealing two silk
dIess aud ss property Of Bartholomew Lynch Sen
Naris Stewart pleaded guilty to stealing dress,
valued IS from Margaret Kelly Penitentery four moutss
John Kellogg charged With stealing quantity OF
ssS1istsd' and sent to the fententisfy months
Peter Bath, charged with an assault and battery on
Mary Ann Fizsinions, was acquitted. 80
John Shea charged with attempting to strike Au-
ossasn, suspended IDt f Ta..d w next
John Higgins was tried and convicted OF stealing
whip valued 1t 81, belonging to William Leonard Judgment
Charles Kauth was charged with keeping dsor-
DERBY house at No S Broome street The Court ordered this
The case Of John Farrell and Robert Isaacs, charged
sS a. the pSds SH G nes MT u aaa
Several other cases were likewise so)ourhed over
until Iu:,diy and in twelve cases hS were dis
Adjourned 10 March 10.
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COIrRr CALFNnAR-Ta DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. 2S, 80, l35
lS5 81 As 80 l $780, Sc 49, u.s. lS2 49, 49, 80 100 l47 l2
lss a. lOs lo H. ls, 49, lS IA! l4S 66 - u.s. a. - a.
%, IS. IS, l2s l52 -
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr.-NOs.l 10, 2l2, 3l5S
sl S7S $751; $3.50 1904 l99 29 49, 10, Sd Si ST. s." Sl
SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TERMINUS. 20, 81, 80
20 lc2 lo2t lo5 lo6 l07, lo9. 10 Ill 20 So 81 S.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Nos. 1873 IS, l02, 5i7, Az, 50i
14 l "a $40 $50 S5 SIS SO $50 <7 lH SEQ 5g7 Sl5 40
s 2 So 81 Ia SO coz s"s soc 60 els, GIG es 6l9 GIL
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. $40, I'D, 279. 2i7,
ga - 1859 2s4 5o7 us no "a sz 49, 795 Part II-Nos
-'s., 10 7ss, 600 to $40, 30 AZ S2t
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MARLNEJOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

sesn.hip-Jsmestown Parrish Norfolk, Ludlam Pleas.
ants; Florida CroweD savsnnsh 3. l.. Mchil; Nashville,
Murray Charleston Spoaord, Tles,on Co.
ships-Fa West, Bennett New Orleans, Wm. Frost Jack
Frost Holmes San Francisco, s. B. BabcOck CO.. Sunshine
Ryder, Acapulco Howes CO. Raven Croker Batavia Crock
or Warren Arctic Zeregs Liverpool Zerega Co London
Huib1 London Grnnel, Minurn Co Bavaria A. Bal.
sy Hsyre VIM Whtlock Oregon, Porter Ams,erdsm Fanch
Menche Gsroe, KeDpton, New Orleans, Robs0n F0sdk
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Passengers Sailed

In he .tedm'hp NeT. York, for Gia,gov-P. j. Rogers
lady and infant Charles g. Ewing Capt Thomas Trott New
York John Hhrop St. Domingo John Scott ST. Louis Rob.
Clark New York; Miss Jane Helen Wsgensn Williams burgh
T. C. Doradson, Henry Freeman Mr. aud Mrs James Dalz!
Mia Grace Morrow, Mrs LinrAton aud Mrs R. Long New.
YORK W M H. Coulter, Edward Warner Wisconsin George c.
Macarthur, Massachuse;si VIM. r. Dayid.on Philip Wads
worth England Thomas Mcclure lady and two children Hi
roi' TotA -, and &c N steerase.
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Arrived.

ISM .n.hp James Adser. Turner Charleston s. holr,
to spqao5 I .Soxn. nd 5aiscs sS black eF0 Tow x
prope.ler, bound to The CaPes hk sv,o,.h MA. -,
pas. :, l. Mcbh sCa Friday Sss .as =. ss.,st
..Hb IS Of tasiutop gAlsntmast bound ~ ~,
VIZ. S,Eip Ocean Bird (S,An J. Vilar HtysnA March ia
ballast C.seG. E. r.Ds Can. sI n y the sn ''A
sh,p Panama Hansen Galveston fee - ana ~ i1'
b - nj n for ordes cotton to isunins. Muller Cos
&. 'l T.: yak Harvest Tor Newton, ,.. 4' ,''' Gu
., e 81 Nsr.br Co. FcS + lat Il s. lon 81 "a s'sIea
.hp Victoria bound W 81 inst ThomPssn tesd eA7sa q
experenoed heavy westerly weaiheri o'eh
BSk Harvest Nichols savannah days cotton AID i'e "a
Bar q IsPRs Cf Bc.;opl Hair.. eis., ay'man,ny
and cadaT 10 j. Cabcos; vessel 70 sanford. Nara
st "a 80 lOu 60 saw brig Example bound n ''' 'ai hsis
ni Az ~ r.a ofEas,por, Bailey, c:nfuesO Is day, ss
snrges Co. Experienced heavy w and ~ !" sae'i 'pis
ar a. Repnston, Jones St. Mark. days cotton to B'.
B sf Jehn H Jones. Mills. Charleston days cotton, H. "a
MoCTssdy. Mott Co. Had heavy wes,n s >, .,., . .
secTesdy Mott Co EXPERIENCED very heavy weather II.
passage and Vas F.t Tor ihf sh'5 n s spoke bs Elssrss
nom Pensacola for Boston ga ns' a. % % I q ps.eds
about u feet hong painted black 9Th inst l IS
op n tpOk. Aexsnder hence bound This mernins
I'M bound up which carried the schooner. o.tspma'
bboom and done other damage The MINNIE received he os
B1 T%,lo Mnpssn Bermuda Feb q With oil wine &c
' r,Js In distressl 10 Middleton Co Feb 3 Berma-
a. u miles spoke ship j. boyntou OF Richmond
81 DAYS from Newcastle for hewhAVen snot' OF Po'ons
"S sc 81, Bro Carroll New6eru C., dAysnaya 'Oresa
Jones Smith L Co. -, 49, = r 49,. .o,,or .,s
nee 10 Scranton rallman. -, Al y 49,.
Schr Hannah Blackuan, spensn Ne"ssi" ~ ~ "a A'1''
pssal stores Dibbe Bunee. -, NJ . 40 49,,
Sch Jacinto Chamberlain Ne"oeip Az ~ " A'-''
nayal stores 10 Dibble & BuDce. =, - -. ,.,.y
s'br seaman Lank Delaware days. grain to B. ~ FOX
Steamer Petrol Arey Pr violence, mds 70 isaa1 Vos. IT
Steamer Charles osgood Smith, New London md'e 70 L. IL
| Rockwell
The ship Sir R. Peel from Liverpool arrived on fdAy re-
r. Lett Liyepoo jan g. Cape Clear 18th has 10 passca
M . consigned to Ginnel. Experienced constant westerly
Sses mad been w of Georges Shoe 10 days with heavy
storms and the ship covered WIN ICE iOA PN' '
| 50 miles 5. E. Of the Highlands ., o.. r,o.t.
sAlLEDIstesmshps New IoIf t6Ts a.tsn J.mss.osn'
Norfolk ( ships Defender aud oraee San
Cardenas; Denhan Mobile Carolina, Chae''on Portuguese
| brig Fortuna, Oporto.
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Receipts Of Produce, &c.

Whisky 80 bb Provisions 90 do Lard s9 pkg Butter 25
pkgs Ashes io bush Barley 10 bags do s7 bags Oats 2S do
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Passengers Arrived

In brig TrUzlo, from Bermudd-Wm. w. Story, Marcus
Musn, George ~ 0lcett, Mrs mple-Gll Of NewYork.
Ia ihp Radiant from CdleHa-Rey Nj Bronsou and iam'
ly, Missionary from Assam.
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ACcIpEsT.-About s o'clock Saturday evening, a
7ous sccden by the burning Of fd, occurred IN Messero
seet No Even Mira Margaret Schepf engaged in filling
lamp With fluid while lighted when The 6uid TOOK he
con ckng and before The flames could be
burning her In shocking manner Her breast
ssd BODY much burned her face and mead He
klsband her al the time and wa bit ilghty tlned
Mrs. Sc hepf IL not txpected 20 recover.
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segl4s2l s3G6.760 SO

= Io'a''''''.. sOi'1t - te57 - - -
The American bankers, John Monroe Co., of
Paris. have resumed payments, and as the loss of the
house by the crisis did net consume even the profits Of
the last year it is safe to say that all the confidence
which was formerly extended to this house viii return
TO il.
The Paris Voaieur of the Goth February states that
the lines Of seamers from Havre to New-YOrk, and
from St. Nazaire to Cuba, Aspinwall, Gusdaoupe,
Mexico and Cayenne, have been let to the Company
v Marzou for twenty years, at $500 900 francs sub
yeptOr year. j. s stated that they vii no, be ready
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Markets. cAaErvILY RrrOsIsD rOs rH.N 7. TsisvyE.


AsHEsTbe demand for Pearls moderate and prices are
nominal a. s. G = ST. Pots better and n good request
sass II Joe bbls. al 81 .. SAeTs'us s.esdy AZ g.
CCTTON-Ike mArset has been acive holders have freely
met buyers II l2c Tor Mdsng Upsd and In cases 8
fraction le'' sses OF eco bales largely il tn;u There are
fuEoTs Of pyate sAes 10 It'll ATker extent We quote;
sEwYagk CLASSIFICATION
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Disos ters, &c.

NEw.ORLEANs, March 1.-The steamer shVeI A"'n "
tally burned en- the PIPER Red River aIr.Ys
lBy telegraph to Elweod Walter, esq, ses'y 6sts
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RTLIc FoUS D. Some boys while playing around
the ruin, old MeseroIe bomeead at G"enPr on Sa;rr
SAv she ire discovered old fashioned god watch in fair
q preservation. II Of the Old taAseJe psefh'
II has teen returned 20 its owner
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TnE PoLIcL ASD FIRE TELEGRAPH.-The police
rapidly approaching cople.on and
n.n In SpTfsiiD vii b. rIeat Improvement he old signal
tegAph heretofore IN The apparatus have been 90 10
IN he Station except the Second Third and bghn
Tf4y will b. put Mp these Station Houses to-day Wb inc
wires will be extended throughout the Old city add Wiahs
snYsb a, 20 concentrate IN the Deputy Slpefnendeuts on
M H. CITY Hal. The dial and bell dg1s viii both b. used IN
stead Of lie bell signal exclusively before The supnHtHd
lis
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P.ueoAp os FLArBUsH AyESUT.-At me az
,..r,lus Of the Common Council Alderman sA@" ~.
- ,er.r, Of IN. Railroad Committee directing he wy
EIoA 70 Jay and on Fsbah sssDu
g Fulton syenue the city ne. AID Rowe submitted eso
n W oonuecon with the report directing the counselor 70
soy the Railroad Company that the above DIRE o5' are 20.
soaSled with forthwith proceeding Be ins Itso Rllst
ST. and that their contract be declared nuhed There were
~ houses 1orE Fa,bush but h cpnt"nded thA
In az cas- rom that kat tbOOughi1fe would soon be
d.d sth residences Aid Sch1les moved 70 ncu1e al tbe
,.losd lines 10 botce when, motion Of AID kabnesc
g. who = subsot laid the table L the lex, Iee'ng '"
b. .AkeB up ~ special oder.
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BROOKL YW ITEMS.

BEooKIIs CiTT BoRTAIITY-The IunoeI o.
ae.bs IN ,hi. city isst week IL, Of Hcb 10 "sf'
ser, 20 women - boys srd Il girle. ILe pnho'pa
diseGses were corfump:ion, Of which IS del crop
hfan.le marssmus, 7; drop,y 70 head' q scare
kver, 6; Inflammation Of lurgr 3; disease q Dfan
and banned, 3 each; cOnvulsions, u smallpox .,
songestion bowels and lungs, z HAoorn u men'",
depresson I. OF the above 81 were under year ., o.
noe he,v.en I and 90 81; between 20 aud 90 3d.
There were natives Of the United s'"tes "a rela'd'
n. England g. Germany, 5; Norway, /, France l.
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arr ERROR COURT-GENERAL TERa-Marcb lj.-Btioc .
Full Bpuch.-DECIsfoNs.

HUY IRIOK LOUUT-GEALRAL
Full Bench.-DECIstoNs.
VIM T.. Dodge et al. agt. james Lambert ct al
judgment affirmed with costs.
Joseph Rocco agt James II. Ilacket.-Judgmsnt
affirmed with costs
usu reversed and new tra ordered abide event. and
oder Of reference vacated.
Vsrot set aside and trial ordered 10 abide eysnt
Anna N. Aeby agt Casper j. Schmitt-Judgment
Affirmed with costs.
Henry Green sg, Fernando Wood
This was an appeal from an order made Dy Judge
Pkuepopt AZ Special Term denying plaintiff the privilege Of ex'
the defendant previous the trial Of the cause s
fSen brought against the late Mayor 70 re-
cover injury done the plaintiff ~ the Municipal 70
Bee On the nth Of June last by the orders OF Wood .
Ebe appeal argued by d. d. Field esq for appellant ana
Ez udse Dean for the respondent. Decision TestTyed
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D,.opnrsty Horsr.--Sergeant Mathews Of the
~ p,,. srreaed John Gam IN Saturday night fr keeping
Sso,d.T,y bou,e No. Myrtle liz 0ed "a
sSswsI Tie cbGEe