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INDIA AND CHINA.

The correspondence from Calcutta :" March > ana
Hong Kong to February ~ ADDS nothing 90 "o'"eh'
to the accounts already published.
M United States steamer Powhs'sn wa at Hong
Kong. the frigate Germantown was in CANON River,
md he steamer Mississippi was al japan. 20.
,taTcJ n decrease OF So 100 pounds from ;ie same
time last year. 49,. .
body Of rebels had attacked Chnng-Cho". The re-
port required corirl alton. =, .,.,
A, Fd,-Cbow freights to New-York were quoted At
81. p.u.,a.. e,,,. d,,.s ,o,or
than The published advice- state. that tn alertton
in The Custom duties decided npon a Caicnii had
,lyesdy been Put in force in that Presidency.
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Ns=piis lT,Ea.l FagH'or, whether II ''S Hoi IN
favor Of SoUth,ru secession rom the uron, II he
publican should - elected Pre.ilert II iS7I TT
Enquire, r,sgouds that it .abs,ribys to De- such
doctrines" a. rcsst.n. the Inauguration oi Pres-
dent cou-.-ut.oLay elected aud that i vii resist II
10 tie utmost and It aii- hat until TIE Southern
people at struck with Judicial blindness, t can never
AXE 4 DE- p hold upon the public mind II assures
1ss Nssissi mn. that il and L. friends vii have
liam liz. before they arr able To dissolve the Union
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LAW LVI,ELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AHD rERalNER.-ArRn o.

1UtRT OF OYER AND TERhlSER.-APGiL 2@-B~ilr'
J15z- DAVIS
IIIiL Of John ASD yLLEs L''cb FoE sASsLAtSH-
tar.
John Lynch. and Ellen, his wife. were tired to-day
flr mar-laughter in causing the death Of WIN. r.
Baker a, No. so Pearl street on the 18th Of January
lat.
TIE estinony on the par II the prosecution showed
that Mary Lynch a sister f John lived With deceased.
or The night III question all hi parties were drunk.
Mar Lynch had difficulty with her brother, "iu
rrate Led 10 strike her. upon which DaAer lred,
AID shortly afteTw ard ~ "a Oui that ne Ma stabbed
Bskar subsequently tod Mary Lynch that iyh"h hr'
-,abbsd n with an awl After the ARRAY BE- accom-
panied Mar To her fathers house where she ds.ov-
cred ,ha hc wss b-'-ing. H. wa taken 70 the h",-
pi'ai where he died. For The defense, II was shown
Tia. The quar- e' cJmreuced b''ween Baksr and Mary
Iyncn tie latter scodiug ban lOr being out all night
Boxer aism pied 10 ks her aud followed her across
tue room She told him thai Il be did rot leave he
a,l. -.a roulf stick him. sh" POT knife, and
I.lci took + sway felr her and threw II away.
O.her syaeIce va. produced To snow the good char
ecter 0i tie accused.
Tie judge in h- charze said that thec, D. ev.-
deLc- against Ellen Lynch 10 show hat sle AIDED ar
abait.t her hu-bsud in the commission of tHe act J"
esn,iet Lynch, the Jury mu- md tha' ne niiicti M
wound II 'h- heet 81 rs'i0r; ard II they weT "a rii
-lst le jio not uHct ~ wound, end II iIey hii
r.g -ouahle doubt that Lynch rot tn person Who
.r-uck On. b0g. then Ba- heir duty 70 ac9nii hin
ga. jay retired, anu after an s1s'-nes II ihb7r a
minutes rendered y ysrt a. ot Ip' gully. be pnsoi-
~ ser. 5i-chary,-d frpn cigpts. and the Cont Al
jo'rruet 20 meet on Monday al ~ oci"ck, 2. N.
81 PRKAi. COLEr-AT CTA,fH,s.-iFgiL -,Be...e J L.
RoOsEvELT
ru. srIPHESs VILE POI,JSISG c'sE-,PFf '1i1'
yor wEiT ~ geFpE.
TLs r ~. A.. az. Jaas.- S--pi~i..
Y.-terisy afternoon ~. iohn W. Ashne2d applied
O.. .--o- uh sr e e-fr.. f. ils = Ism-s
s.essas, esavs q s'.Ss ~ VIE, s9e-a s'ea-a' NJ
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rur>tAyf-TR.Dr .hp FiLLiGUsrEEisN- a ,e'Tgs
recently delivered 20 the Grand Jury IN the UNITED
state, Court AT Mobile by Judge Campbell : very
highly c,mmepd.d bv TIf SaeapKqi Re N'crs o.,
en- earnest and conscientious coud, mnailoH q. the
.ave-trade and lihnSfersr lie examines the sisNe-
trade and he hnds il in iGct well ~ N the opinions
Of Tie crest mcn Of he country, past and rr'~ro
North and SoUih. wel in the words they have NJ
tered in regard to IL "a the laws they have heiped to
irAne TO crush T. 10 pagjsle II the nature nj piracy
aud be 50 Fegsris il. tie quotes the language ~ many
us'n sGlsLod Southern men, refer Ia Tie ifratrs 9"
81 civilized nsiieas for tie purpose al suppres,ng n,
Auu 10 ne Tgor Of the laws 81 the United states 1" the
'Aue end. snd declare That "ihc public c1uss.cgce
hss sss.iouej Va. iigps "a .Ae avs.
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AdNtrrls, tl"nt
To pRE>> 1uE IIar.-Ouc of the best dress

To nREs> am lair.-Oue of the best dress
.u. tor ,u- h,ir invented j. BUgNsfrs CoIo.tNt IL 4
,. Know thai principle be- Coua Nut Oh. owing t'
which the hair ~ Oh. uat,-. o the South seas, who ,e a. r.
n ms .s and f, Oh. BCRSETI rs, an4iJ improved
, M by ,lrtir pl-iisiiol and O. not Only Thoroughly
.. fb p,ir frrina b. her when rlbbed on. bnt kevp,
o-y .sh,.y 4au aud m form br he'd Tor lonI time LIS
dies dlg their ,ihoey for the evening will md thai
~ ttp 81 IN slap. fr hours t. qualities preventing he
h,.i Gun ritg are tray mar ,oc.i Phiio. Bulletin
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NdF'T'I-'Tl"TT
BrRNTTr'S ne important quail

BrRNETrs CoconNE.-lh ne important quail
ne, 4 ce-fe,. ts. d-sn- 20 have bru noe-S'uly
e.. % biusd 10 BURsbrT', COc0,INy h- scs- principle
ufru, C,,os NJ OIL t. merit, have bs-u successfully '~d
i Unanimous and aatato, rs.ul. Tno,r ~hn yllI'
ba-, bead ii hair will d, o,u 90 usr Al' erslit pep o.
.sr Aide from &C., scs.ou ag -d 'fp-fio,, +. Is cn'd
her r saving Il Gfy pr IN favor Of h. o.hr
p1urds pplra,iot being sufficient % a., or ds'-lP'-
d.-r. Y
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COCHIN CHINA.

The s,f,ok on Ssrgon took place ON the lih tebri-
AZ, and VA perfectly -ucccssful Nine fort, ',,"n5y
snined aere cannonaded and stormed. The French
- a.. slight but thht Of the enemy was heavy
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WALLACHIA.

u An inf sl machine supposed to be ni ndSd fof the
assassination If the Ho-podar C"uh.' 1'' "'' W.
j coyer.I aud seven per,ons were arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

had b,,p far .orra tim. ra-sg - b. married The
dsrs-e,r thr iou. VA, abou, $40, insured House
belong;r- 10 NJ. q rnou. Nh. Holmes -'''i'i
and grurd'athtr d.r'i within tie year on i"'ri"'
la, The grandmother died, and W. be hurried To-
to-day che dot,d ou A. sister meets TINS
death and Tomorrow The fourth. within year ~
near fan ily relations. v. be consigned t' 'Ne 'ono'
Coroner Ia,S man ari inquest on the body and'
from The testimony aidurei The Jury rendered
verde, Il" ID, a,a from burn, accidentally r,ceFedoy
the rxplo>ion Of camphcue huii lsmP at me h"l't
NJ ~ Sixth street. on TtU-~irv morning APrii -
isJg" r.. mother 81 deceased resides ~ RNiugton
street
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IAdssrr'seHleut.l
R.y,RD TAYLOK's NEw IRAyEL-SkETCHE-.

RAyAsO l.SLOss NJ" IhAHhL-9hLithEA.
B,4.kD TNI0K's NV TKANEt-SKErchLs.
Rcd them in THE ~. iosg MgacUsS oay Your Gents.
q. . If. he News Depyl, sul Bookstores.
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Advertisement
Hills AIR Gas Light Go. have removed t0

NJ Broadway vh,fe ne bs and ueai an ol exhibition A.
,Iti.s 4 j. IT, tst sl and simple work, In
liz world. child two feet -luir-is al The room
required Tor H. and challenges cprpirison with any Gas Com
r.ty % bln !. through lee, s! and o 10 ~ 1908 feet,
$40 y r. of.I S.4;e AID Co---y Rights t'r AZ.
HiLi, MsFEs iILL Co
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A.hr.ss .ub-i''ed yolgHino1f ~ o. "'o"rsoa' ""'
JUDO lid III mater u. ool' aris'.'H'
SUPERIOR CoURT-Srycni TFsy.-AfglL >. --Bs''f-
Judge Mo>CsuT.-DEctsioNs
I,srs- 81. t., LlsTrrcr Brrsine nf7ry
Upon pny,ncr, 20 the defendants the eost- OF the
,..rt IN nd rbr.-u.n,s IN subT-usins v'ns~stsn.
he'd IT, pr-7a' i'f tina OF ,Re ISSUE. y. 'a ~ s,ls
S' - -. n ~ r.pSc, .,',ed II be notice Of
ILL., John EF~ q Fr-serict Creighton.
l. appearing that 18th parties Ia tins acton are ic-
.tsed AID sus bsvI made 20 revive the sfna
er q Or nm - "a T s~,s. ~ "r % ,A s,.iri
Sutc 81 L. art, has ofar Receiver AZ f'r o.nnct
Ss .'.i ;r,. I. i & d, S-s or e ne Court p,S
b, r' b, r,.ra-' aud thi &C. ~ iri'a a. Mi,nhs, 70
~ Rec distribute ' 'rr'n'ri 6vt~n ta7ii''i'r
sUrERioE COZ gr-TAI.l rsES-AFs'l -7.-se'o'r Judge
cb,r,.. p. yye,rr act. Dariel e. Kinr.lsnd e, a..
D.. dis . r.d ca wein--ay he Jury reode-rd YER
a'r, ~ p.,-'h .ar = 90
srKRoGATE's coURT-A,sn S.-sefore Mr. EO~,sD
4 N,sE
WILL uFFlEtD fnR PHoBAlh
N,h.'' n,as,. r.'lt--o r.iu-,sb,. My
, ..h.,n Crsrsf.,ri si.a,ior r,'uriiaer N,y&
Dal-i .s.-ty. '..-..' % rr,nrr4hr ny
An r NoT..u. ,.tst.f e. unable AlNe
I..-.ls r...,al -.a-ira r,turl.ah, Jurcf
Hester Clsg.v s'..lo. retruabl~ met
Arauu : Carr citation rr;urrabls JInc 3.
Pr'.- b rd,l, citation re''ruabe Jane .
Fl1.5..a pra'e. s..os ~. liable J'io II
WILLS ADMITTED 70 FRoRr'.
John Seen Cat's-iu, Moor,
I.r... W tH..r. Jane. a. Nrs,oI.
Oar W. : .s-f,ul. Nv ara 49,
ht.. r.. Cs.hafitr Na-slr.
Wr " .-.-. lalt SsigarA.
" Mr.srryri.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COZ Rf-arSiL r.
Nurl,.=Nnirs Il issue Ton the MAY term must "a
6. i- In C-s'r OH-c balar, fds. h ius- 10 Ia
ta.ir roger pi.cs tn tai' aoaE
COZ 1T CAIENpAR-TaIs D,y.
listed STATES DlsrNlCT IoUKr.-No caen ir
500 -ndaN
StpETNf CuUEr-ttrCUtr-PARr Ia lDour1ed
sr rs trvu PARr IL-Short osusss--Ns his. ISL, !3
- .5is .s~. b5y. Jt.i jitj. jso9 1.1, Sib9, so
StPsKIor Cot RT.-No.. l49. l6j, 30, 3Ji, 3oS, 81
~ 81 S.. 5si. y. -, -. ~, ri.
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EGYPT

Is,e advice from E.ypt were Favorable 10 The >le
Canal Public fauctonaries were ordered u" ari'-' "
1e Ir.-ep.. and the Governor oi Nnrh mai "'a
d.pO,et.
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TRrssrs. snorLDER. BRACES, ELASTIC 81

tS.s N,rsUsr,Is f oL.g. G.. BLOT and al -fI'i.i-s
IL tts b,dy A., Dr. CLOWNS new LEVER IsCssEs,ho
4, :. .o,s =. -. ~ { aL-s.., lear BrJadsay.
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Young Men can enrn thor true pursuit, and Pa

,s how 20 train their children FIR uefine, sud hlppoes, by
obtarins A. examination from fOwLER WELLS, farrnoFj-
ras, No. &c Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

Uo,ED ~ AIBERnTN.-rtr Pr,.id.rt. All. No
Sp.d.n. in the char Al the meu4b = hal not IT.
turned from The Brooklyn celebration. seven only
were present. spd th~ Board adiouracd to Mon
day.
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tAdvsrtis mtHt
GENUINE COCAINE,

Prepared oly b. J3sEss BrRsLrr c., 3 -ton 70 81"
~ FiFeEn,, a Co. Ne. lsl 39 81 and 10 Brosyrsy
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fA5y,riS@ni ~ I
RRAnY'S GALLIRIk..

AAssorYsEs AsU D.Cl LEEyoTyr,s.
Nor eo5 80 Broadway, New lorS, Ali -" - PsnI-
syivsIA ~, Hs.l.nson, u. &.
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.rrrsr oy YorSc II, RGLAE,.-Wm. Hagan and

John d. ssu, twenty yrsI- II s~r airr-'
,.f, y,.t,af- .-,r- e 20" If ' 1i 'i' tt'
20 Con rarS No WEI which they nat or Ken intn
rb. tr,.- . ff. g. iuf wen, uu iua anything ,uA
-L'ee Il eli fr,y. 10 their ~-r- lnd some -
risk. nun bsr skrl,tun KEYS lot ~ cltue 10"
,l.-fr- rrrtcG b. The Pr cds . burglary IA
irur er rryorsv ~ 0hee 4 VI F"r " H'S We.
-r,,. lt Or dealer mad br1s into by spit
s orr r '-r- l,.,r The pfurr- were as-u t-iof' Jc'
E,Ily and committed 10. rial.
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Now ia the time

To buy Jour C.RFETs.
R,al Frg'l,h BrI.se'-. 81 90 loi pr yard.
Flor Dl'.'oth-. 2 toe pr Yard.
HlEAa ANDERSON, No ~ BOvsf ..
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DrySTR To THE SANITARY CoNyE>rIoN.--Ile
Common Courcil Dinner 10 the Quarantine AMI sani-
tsfy Convention will be given t0-Higat. instead OK
Saturday night ~ first arranged. II j. ar tine Metro
poitau Hotel at O'Clock.
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POLAND AND BELGIUM.

The above powers. are said to have eoDcGd- =
,,s,,y for mutual defense IN case Of war.
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III, J1rs.cr y s.rgig., su intense Sa-iL..a
fire. attn iourna when Is alAou- tn south -noa'l
90 out .. tie lu,On recently put - g'sf! TO ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

Cu,rcY NJ BraoLtRY.-W lliam Hogan AMI John
D.oun- bob young I1.H. s->-d by ohc~r Roe am
Rom III P-su.t 7srg uifh having boseu M" TO"
III eli ne P,.tru 1s' Conrsus iu N-t street, near Moron
TF. ur- r.r, toe f.r q" ''is. ~ pm mi-
,l- IN. fs plr. tIr ,c--r ti 0n'f d'
peI. .-r,.. WIZ. hey ir-rsed tn" pr'-n 'n
d.L.n., flL Llnlna-hIu hN Ju.tlc- keiy.
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,us IT, we're arrested ThJrisy n this city AZ hsises
iror Fsv.tte County ut where 'sy stand ,h'sd ia TOO
hrs, Jl-ic. Osborn ID them To- pfs'n 20 s~st
rrcr H. ion frou TIN Cos rruur of Indiana.
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MEruIr TABIIrT R,HoR STRoP. TINS inim
TAdyertisenien'

I,sb7s Acc nay ,, % 8ued % th' 500 snis'nT' :
s,r,DFss No aog House and # l various agent, tnToisa
III city.
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err Y ITEMS.

Acaut.i ~ M..c.-"La Fay'rita viii hr re-
..a.d ,..is evening With the distribution Of
c!afact--- ANsfir.- sill br gwen i"-Iiorrp" after
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.AdYr-i.anl.rt

GTRNEY'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ZINE Art
galley NJ III Broadway fir. BIZ. bsLs The " ors
H,.l Pho.og.aYl,, D,F-eno;yPe-, an-taes n oh aHd
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Match, ga. mile heats to road wagons:
VI Perry, b. = s.fr...........-........
Dzusr q. Ilrk -.....-...-
NJ Tine aiken
UsioS COURSE l.. L-TRoruN6. TUESDAY, ApHI
~. ls-9.-Match q Geo; mile heats; b.; ~ IN
hsn-ss:
" \. u1sr.. 2. z BIB living ..............-I
N Pa.hlry b. o.. ilfv N.rrr1. ....-..--
TINE: 3:i--2:i9i-2.h.
U>IoS CoURsT. L. L-TR"rrISG, Tae-tay APrI
-. Is9-Pur-e 81. mile heats bet , ia . IN har-
mess
-. d Par p. 3. 2. - s'or.-.---- -....--..l
"a NsalrHr. b. I. E,.I,nsr. ...-..-...
VI. o.. >. PEI. low Firu' Esf......+.--' fTi%a
". P,rt..s. D.. u. L.dy Nslrr.......... drawn
.. Pip. b.. f.. 7 llet....... dft.h
Ti-,. .:tI-.:t,-eS. -z:fs..
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PyscrSr oS ,Dl,oRntsLt HocSE.-on ednos-
,1,v night. Capt. Curry OF the rrr,;eth Precinct
with Officer, Wri.It Brter. Hall and Others, msir
descent upon tbs -,.rl,riy house Of james Q lint
corner OF Tenth avenue and Thiuieth street, tn
resort a. J, alleged Of thieves, prostitutes and other
vi, AMI di,reputAbla person.. The officers arrested
Quinn, the proprietor. likewise, thirteen boys snd
Young men then found ia the den, aud took the ~aolc
raYty To- the Sratior-IIou--. This paccha long been
a iui,arc, iu that u-ihhorhooi but heretofore com
plaiu,s necessary tor IL, abatement have not been
irri.rrr,i Tho prisoners were all held for hearing
before justice Kelly. TIE young mrr' arrested an
I'D to be- va-rsrt, having home or visible means
81 support.
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RoGBlin At A Extraordinarily "abrIs-
kie. Pol. va. arrested Yesterday by Policeman
Duzct Of tlr Ffh IF, circt, charged witt breaking
o,eu several .ruuk, % tir house NJ. 100 Gre nwich
.treet. wlryr bee boaried. and robbing them oi =
watch sud chain and quantity oi clothing lie was
seen having the lou,, ian .ome OF the stolen prop
crty in bis possession and bis arrest confessed his
guilt The prisoner wss brought before Justice o'-
born and locked up for trial.
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srKRoGATE's couEr-Assn s.-sefore Mr. EO~.s


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COZ RT-,rSiL 5.
Nurl,.-Nnlrs Il issue Ton the May term must "a
. i- IN C-ssr OHrcu bafrc Fdiss. h iu.,. 10 Ia
l.iT ErDgtf p. 81. thu tsi' .oaE
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The TT RI.

TFofTiyso ~ TIE Ro.D-Thur-dsy, Aprl 3 1873.
-Natch, sAd mile heats to road wagons:
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sf-rrRroy COZ gT-TAIaI TgEN-ArEl 5.-Be'oTr Judge
SLO.soA.
Charlr. r. Wolcr act. DANIEL L. hing'land 81 Al
D.. li. ,r f.a e. Mtiu--'ay Ne jury rendered YER
..f . - p tlr =
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VI Perryr b. = s;fr......'------.'
Oru'r s. Z. Jlrk ...-.....-.....-.''-
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AHMED .ub.s,,ed yolaiaolE tl o. exceptions "otT
JuSst lid tl~ mater ~. ool- .ders..on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

PAns, Nov. 2o-12 Noos.-Rentes continue to improve,
and open at 70f SOC
which close at 70f Soc. rise Of 4 since yesterday.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOV. &c.
We have To report rather steadier market to day.
me sales are 1000 bales, OF which 900 for specua
ton and export.
MONDAY, Nov GA very moderate demand for cotton
today and the sales do not exceed 900 baes1 900
Friday.
TUESDAY, New. 29-The demand for cotton to day has
been limited and the sales barely reach 900 bales
800 on speculation and for export Prices unaltered.
iTKRPooL Com MARKET, Nov. 29.--The trade has been
du here during the past week for all articles in sympa
thy with the country markets. and in the absense Of de-
mand prices have for the moment decided downward
tendency The weather has been open and showery At
This days market there was only small attendance Of
the town and country trade, and very limited business
was done In wheat and four although holders offered
submit TO reduction Of 4d per GENITAL and 3D. per bbl
and sack on the prices Of this day week. Oats and oat
meal were also difficult to move and easier to buy In
barley, beans and peas transactions were reported
and prices were nomnaly unaltered. Prime Ibrga In
dian corn was inquired for at 306 3D. 3s per $50 lbs
but the choice limited to inferior heated
Of Ibraia and prime Galaz Odessa which wore held
above the views OF buyers, and little or no business
MANcHEsnsR, Nov, 2e-There has been fair business
in yarns for most markets. and there would have been
more but that spnners deeply under contract The
demand continues unchecked and anything for reasona-
bly, early delivery taken up Immediately Spinners who
possible TO new orders and higher rates by declining
tracts for than eight or ten DAYS are able to
extreme prices; but there others who believing that
prices nearly high they are likely to be- and that
cotton will probably be cheaper have sold freely and
under engagements to the middle and end January
The chief business is for India China and the home trade
but buyers for other markets also purchasers
moderate extent Prices are not higher, but very firm.
In cloths there has not been much business day
during the last few days. owing to the heavy engage
ments already entered into but prices continue firm, and
all goods suitable for Inda-such shrtngs and jacco
nets well printing cloths Tcleths and long cloths
are in demand st very full prices. Trade was never
known to be 80 general and manufacturers Of wide IA
brc IN some cases having turned their looms upon cloths
Of widths, the wider have become scarce and
consequently frmer in price.
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MAYORS OFFICE. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

Proposals for Loan of the city Phadelpba authorized
by ordinance approved December 10. A. 1859 Proposals.
10 be endorsed Proposals for City Loan win be received
the Msyors office IN The city Of Phadepha until Saturday.
December a. A. D. 1852 at IL O'Clock NJ for 0aning TO ko
city Of Philadelphia seven hundred thousand dollars fr
which certificates of loan Of hundred dollars wards
will be issued bearing interest at six per per
free from TAXATION and redeemabe in thirty
Proposals will be received for sum- but not In fractions
of one hundred dollars. =
The VIII opened the Path day of Decembs
1852 by the Mayor Of the City in the presence of CITY
Treasurer and the Committee Of Finance The hghes Offer
will be accepted the city reservpg the right accept
cline the whole part thereof Payment will required
the thirty first dav of December A. D. 1850 Interest 70
commence on the frat day Of January, A.. D. 1860.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
nj
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The Octoroon Conflict,


FINANCIAL AND POLITICAL VIEW OF THE CASE
LETTER FROM MRS. AGNES ROBERTSON BoURcI
CAgLT.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
SiR--I have withdrawn from the Winter Garden but
my reasons for doing have been incorrectly stated in
your Journal of this morning Yesterday wrote TO the
management follows
the ocorooo regret snd that the piece given offence
sompSa ne s9a 1s my
when go on the stage do in fear Of outrage 10
Yours truly AGNES So = si9agsT AZ ppsy
The press had pointed out the political tendency of the
"0ctoroon, and your Journal especially had blamed It's
production at this unhappy crisis Oppressed by the
sense that many of the public regarded the play as Won
did; that was the object Of Just censure having received
letters from many families in this city urging tbe with
drawal or alteration of the play inmidated by letters
threatening us with violence, as woman could not
hold the position which the management desired to
pei me TO endure. felt that was unconsciousy made
the instrument to wound the feelings of ono part of The
public TO crafty the other In every sense my position
was painful one. will not permit my name (or nv
husbands, if can help it) to be associated with any
scheme to make money out Of political excitement
especially such subject rs slavery and nj sucb o
ment as this The "Octoroon was not intended n s,c
coed on such merits. In your notice this morning YOU
s.e mat y has produced me over thirteen hundred dol
cannot
sent to sell my self esteem and the good opinon Of
my friends at that or any price.
IN reply TO the above letter, the following handed
70 my husband NJ four O'Clock yesterday afternoon. II Is
written by Mr.. Thomas c. Fields, the Public Admins
Mator- 10 whom Mr.. Stuart states he has assigned the
winter Garden-of which Mr.. Fields claims to be the
manager
"WEDNESDAY, Dec H. 1859.
MY DEAR SRMr Stuart has handed yonr note the
contents Of which surprise You have entered into an en-
gssemen with me give the services Of your wife yourself
and pieces certain terms which, BY your OF
nose terms have day under your hand rauneo HOW
the Octoroon this evening and shall await your
require Mrs Bourccan and yourself 70 IN sad piece
TIL when satisfactory answer pc received.
shall proceed arransemets az may become ne
' - 1880 " THOMAS G. FIELDS
Trustee Of the Winter Garden
On consultation il was thought II might be better that
should perform last night, rather than any public
Inconvenience Accordingly at few minutes before six
O'Clock went 10 the Winter Garden and was refused
admission by the stage porter who informed me that he
had received orders from Mr.. Fields not to admit me-
am, sir, your obliged servant,
AGNES ROBERTSON BQURClcAuLT
pEgEkpyR IL, 1859.
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THE NEWS BY THE NOVA sCOTIAN

PORTLAND, Dec. Is, 1859.
The screw steamship Nova scotan, which left Liverpool
the 30h ult and Queenstown the evening orthe LIST
inst. arrved.this evening.
Her news mainly anticipated by the arrival OF the
Bremen, at New York; but the advices via Queenstown
are ono day later.
The steamship Vanderbilt from New York Nov l9, ar
rived at Southampton on the Both.
The steamship City of Baltimore from New York Nov
10, arrived at Liverpool Dec. l.