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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

OUTRAGE oS rHE SoUTH CARoIist RAILROAD
NARROW ESCAPE or Mr. STKPHEN MtssETT.-On
S'tprday evening as the cars were passing oetTeen
Branchyile and Augusta sni when about forty niles
iIoU. this city, bail passed through the sseond car
window, with loud report, Immediately ~ ircn' oi
Baltimore. who had he not bee leaOing back on the
car, wcud have been instantly killed. On the night
before, scnre nscresht perpetrated similar outrage
and Mr.. John \. Seals 81 >tiuoce narrowly escaped
heirg killed, tie bsll touching TIE rim OF his nat
Surely TIE SgperiDier deet Of the read o1gbt inyes
ti2sts this natter art bring 'he shauetai AID COW
sIcly assaSsi to coltsu punishment
iArSssts D.,Pi..b Teb p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

OSE or MR. BUcHASAs's PosrMAsrERs IN Ss".
YORK The auctioreer and proprietor Of the mock
auction shop, No. Park Row, known to most Of our
citizens BY piping voice, which may b. he,rd above
tie usual din in tue locality Of Banums Museum, and
resembling very much the breaking Of the toys sold by
boys in the same peighsofhOod, were brought before
the Mayor, and subsequently, before Justice Welsh,
yesterday charge OF swinding Simeon Orr, stall
wsh Asbsman Postmaster at D.yiston, Tslispoosa
Co., that State, to the amount Of about so. Mr..
Or bought watch for So, which hs vas induced
to exchange for another at $50. The second watch
was found TO be worth only about go. The parties
ares,sd were allowed TO 20 On parole, to appear for
examination before Justice Welsh al 10 O'Clock To-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
THE LAST LEyEE-A CRUSH AT TIE PRES
IDENTS
Coue.rouaencs o, The N. Y. TnbuI

WAsHIsGrOE Feb. 80 1859.
This paradise OF bsckmen was more paracisiaca than
usual last evening for there the last leyee at tue
White House, and the @2d of February leyee at once
Such crush IVES never kuosn before Altar 9, It
WIS al but impossible 10 force ones say out Of the
Fix inches of space occupied Nothing VS.. to be seen
but a mass Of heads; nothing TO DO heard but the
cruc Of bursting hoops and the gasp Of squeezed hu
manly. Upon the steps thIongs OF ladies' who
after waiting half sn hour in hopes Of ng ugress,
retntered their carriages in despair and drove away
tie fruit OF lour hours toll before their mrrois und.s
pl,yeds In the long hall and yest5ule were other
ihlorgp still more impatient to find egess aud at ast
fo1cec uGby Of them TO leap from the window at The
Jun inc OF hazard Of their sces if not Of their lives.
few mostly men forced their way iutO tue vestibue,
few more into the first room, where ore Yankee
Member Of Congress mounted upon ohsr TO tske
lock al the President, since ne could not reach him.
Wto could A large, Jolly Republican Senator, woo
has recently become boon companion OF Mr. Bu-
chsuan, was heard to declare thst he 'oVd shake his
vererated hand ard did actually progress some inches
but his attenusted shape this morning signifies that
causes produce efecs. Even members Of the Cabinet
vany eesaJ ed TO reach their chef. The Secretary OF
the Interior wss weatherboupd for three quarters OF
an hour in the vestibue; ana Gen. Cas-, after VAN
attempt managed to make bis porty way through the
pres to the pillars wherce he econ fled, as If the VIII
mot Proyiso we're after him-,e borrow al expression
from a spectstOg-scross the grounds, homewart
No one who saw that fight c5uld say that he was too
old to run for the Presidency in 1860.
Ard 20 heterogeneous mass OF human beirgs, such
diverse repre- sentatyes Of the great creators the peo
pie OF whom tue old man in the White House Is the
marvellous creation, are rarely seen together. Tue
swell mob, the rImep, the shouting hoy, the drunk
militia an, the common piekpOcket, the women oil
ell work, tie women OF no work the painted women,
the brazer faced were there well the perfamsd
circle OF faShior ard the rose OF beauty.
The sable hirer Of the cloak and hat room no doubt
tried To perform what he had promisedi but IN come
cases the pe.ei check failed to brig bsk the hat
or the coat which had been left in the Afrcans care
More than one man wks seen vending MS way toward
the Avenue with white handkerchief alone protecting
bis head and more than lady bewaled the osl OF
her erInine.
Whist eseds ere done in thy name, oh Liberty! ca
Democracy c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
AARINE AFFAIRS.
TIE soHrH RIVER


Tie river wss csesy Of ice on Wednesday a. far ~
as NevbuIgh Bay Opposite Albany, the ice is De-
oom,rg very rotteu-leosyng 80 rapidly within the
pact Two days a. TO awaken leSrs for the safety Of
losesd drsys, attempting TO pass over The railrOsi
coupsI es are cutting passage, 90 IS 20 rse their
boats. II the present ~ sther continues, shall have
a resumption Of nvtr navigation by the Is, OF March.
THE BLACK WARRIOR.
The steaustug ScIesmer Capt Gsrnsns, ar,iyed
yes,s rdsy aernccu from the steamship scx Warrior
ashore al Rcctawsy Bsr Cspt. G.. reports the
s,esmsr lying in tie positioa with strong hopes
Of getting her OF i the westber proves favoraSls.
ste pun hss reduced tie wster two feet. Another
pump IS being fitted on board ard will, in al proba-
bh.y keep her fee. The Scresmer brought ~
barrels Of -four the ships bedding and furniture.
rHE STEAMER MARION.
The steamship Merton lies in the same position.
Eif,rs were made on Thursdoy 10 get her on bat
.Cre Of 10 avail.
foR EUROPE.
The British ard NoItl American Royal Mail Com
rspys steamship Lebanon will sail ca Saturday, at II
O'clock tor Liverpool, aud take the msii.
THF SPANISH SQUADRON ~ CUB,.
Fyom vac Dtario ID Ia )ld, ma Of hGrdna Eco II.
We stated some days since that We had learned the
fact tina, the vessels of this station would shortly go 10
sea, for the purpose Of executing naval evounons,
under the immcOiats command OF ms ENcellency me
Commander General as hes been the practice 10 for
uer yeaIs In uuabers, ia well power and brilliant
coLdion the station has at IT, command an excellent
feet az will be seen by the following table, w5icn
comprises the guns each vessel mounts snd tue horse
power Vi the paddle and screw steamers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

CLERICAL AyIf-SLAyERY CoSyZsrIOs.-We IN.
derstand that Convention Of Ministers Of the Gospsl
from all denominations is appointed to be held on
Tuesday March |, at Worcester Mas. The object Of
tbh meeting is to discuss the best plan Of maintaining
the independence Of the pulpit 10 communicating sound
Instruction to the people all subjects having bear
ng upon the general public interest; as also to COZ.
sder what may be the beet plan to purtue in faturs
with special reference TO the Slavery question.
Among those invited are the mot popular and rel
able clergymen in the Uoted States, North, Soats,
East and West. The Rev. DR. Cbeever is Ga the liz.
dtbe New York delegation. TIE deliberations o. tai,
bcdy will be highly interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
ASSEMBLY.

The bill to amend the State Prison laws was debated
DUNG the morning in Committee Of the Whole.
An amendment seeking 70 prohibit the punshment
CT cenvicts by the whip and shower bath, &c was,
after long debate voted down.
The bill allows punishments for breaches of disc-
pine but obges all the officers to report each day
every case of punishment ordered and inflicted, with
the cause Of offense, &c.
Mr.. VAN HORN announced the death Of Senator
Stow briefly sketched his life and services, and paid
a fitting tribute to his public and private character.
Dir. LAW also spoke feelingly and eloquently IN
praise Of the deceased.
The customary resolutions of respect were then
adopted ard the House Adjourned until to-Ior
row.
kessrs. SCHOLEFIELD, TOMLINSON and
TUTHII.L also paid tnbutes of rvspect t. the CO.
csased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
Later from POrt-au-PrinCc.

BOSTON, Thursday, FeO. z, IoJ
Por,-su Prince pspers Of Jan. ~ are reserved.
They give the details If President Geiards iDaugura
ton which took place on Sunday, JAN % with great
pomp in the Senate chamber. large portion of the
army of the island foreign dipomGtsts strangers of
distinction national dgnitaes and others being pres
eht The city decorated and the President elect,
il the costume of General proceeded on horseback
to The Legislative Hall, where he took the customary
oath OF Office. From thence the President and suite
proceeded to church, where a solemn TIE Deum was
performed. On the way, Geffrard was hailed by the
people the berstor of his country. The rest OF
tho day spent 10y the people IN rejoicing over tine
happy event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
DEBATE On POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23, ls59.
The gentleman Of the Senate who helped elect
Mr. Buchanan got into great quarrel to-day IN
that body, on the negro question. Dir. Douglas
sud Nr. Pugh defended the right of tie people OF
tie Territories 70 ex :lude blacks therefrom, aud
MI Davis. NJ. Mason, Mr. Brown and Others, de-
MED this hight. Mr.. Douglas grew vehement, and
rejected bis old Illinois doctrines, they were in-
terpretsd last Summer in the newspapers, very
distinctly and unequiyocaly. Mr. PVgh backed
him up in bis positions, snd came into SETON n
gallsnt style, doing some uncommoby smart car
nOnadng upon the ranks of bis Southern Demo
cratic brethren. The engagement became very
animated sud interesting 10 a large audience. The
Republicans were very considerable, and though
they had great deal H. say on the subject. they
stood back and allowed thi, most pestileut discus
sion to 20 on wholly in the ranks of the gentlemen
who helped to elect Mr. Buchanan.
IL could only be pleasing 10 those who ENJOY
oiscord. 20 witness the combat between these geu-
temen. They threatened one another with break
log UP the Democratic party, aud this threat pre-,
voLed TIE ungtutemslly retOrt that nobody cared
If they did. Regardless Of ODE another 5 ie, ll-''
and ot the integrity Of the Democratic ORGANIZATION
the coubsisnis proceeded to soy great mn!
other thing. tending To disturb the harmony OF re
relations which ever! good citizen desires 20 'ee
suhsis. smorg Cd tIie nds sud scquai1tsncc--
At Que or taU pciLis u IA d-scoEtss, si'. O!ts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

THE NEW CASADh DEcINiL CoN-A careful
snslysis shows tie nee Canada decimal coin 10 be
worth about per ceut ess than the American coin of
toe sane nominal value. Tie Canada silver il fner
t5an TIE American, but the coin is lighter. Il is.
boweser Of 80 nearly tie intrinsic value tina. il
Ill undoubtedly pass Uniformly with ours. TIE
frooter COUNTIES will be saved great deal Of trouble
~ The iu'rodnct,cn % his coinage Tat former
y IL oiso0stlon ca1sed much annoyance on both ,dsa
Of the Int tie Cs0sfisr shilling being held il C.us.
see l'e ,4tVa'e1t u or qoh!->r and on this s1s
As IeFr-isatiss ~ SoEs tLsD to suty-sso c,lts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
Large Wool Sales.

BOSTON, Ihursdoy, Fob. Z, M.
300 0C0 pounds medium, and 100, 600 pounds Of the
trst OF Wool sold auction to-day BY Ness Bs
hsn, Joy Co. Purchasers Prcsept from NewfoIS
fhtaoepbia Albany aud other cities. The were brisk
snd las prices oon.dsed good The following tbe sales
HSf Mogsdor a. le dleic S72 GO n California Fsocs' Of
sie9s qualities .; "a dS5c n coo % Black Tub wssoed =,
~ eSi. IS coo Maine use 10, Of vernon, double
5ld5llc lots Of Ne~Yo-k pulled 81 prices rsuE'uE
uon t6d5O3c los Of Western a. 4 Ooio 90. 81 l8di!c
90 Of East India a. iOd2c; 500 Of Vermont 7c q; g.
70 81 Ne~fork, New Hampshire and OHIO selected
ee .; 50 156e; iltOo D Wspole n. II. 8osgy Meadow
- 81 c57c ~ Coo Of Ohio and PeunylsAna kx.ra a.
s is.eJ clips. IN lots raase Of t70olc IS bsss y
1hA pulled. ct Sc bsgs Of choice 6oubs extra do a.
AIs aggregate Of ne sAles teach neatly - o OV9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

fihE Is l"ENTr-sEcoSD STREEr.-About O'Clock
!sa night Ire broke out in the building No. IS.
west twenty second street, occupied by Andrew Nc
Lean as cotton goods mandatory; bat being di..
covered ct an early moment, ana an alarm proup,lv
gwen tie hremsn soon extrguished the flames, Tina
STOCK was damaged to the amount Of 5000; nsur.d
ior s|-oO IN the Pacific, snd Wliausburgh CIV In.
sofsfee Con psniss Inc building was damaged 10 "A,
smouht Of 500. and Is Insured. To. o,g, Of IN, Or.
Is unknown. NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

Morgan that he bss appointed Che ION; Gleeos
Wel,s Of Hartford. the Hon. Oliver Il; I'D OF
Fairfield. AID Philip 8. Beebe, esq, oil L'chheio.
commissioners on the part Of thst sSste, TO act
with such commissioners Sc may be spf "'nted oy
the State of New.i York. to settle the disputed
boundary Line between the two State. Ii pre-,
sumed thst rev commissioners viii be appointed
by this State under so set yet to be passed 81 WIS
scss On Of the LEGISLATURE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

FIR IN BCgLIsG SLIP.-it O'Clock this morning
fire broke out in the upper floor Of warehouse No.
% Burning siip, occupied by Messr.. Liddsn Yennsa
as an oil and csmphsrs warehouse. Their oss is con-
sidsrsb!e. Vim. X. Lewis, who occupied the lower
foors s.so sostains seycfs dsmsgs, "a also Ms,-r,
Abbott & Mn.un, dealers ia ship stores, who occupy
the fret floor. The FIRE extended TO the fourth Ana
fifth stories Of No. 81, but was extpguishsd without
much dansge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

r. to this brilliant table, We adj The Reinforcement
that the station will receive with ths sbip-ofthe-lne
FRANCISCO ur hss the screw steamer Princesa De AS
turiaa ard the sdewhoel steam frgats Isabel III, We
shall see tquairon such as has not for many years
sailed in these sea- With the notable fact that nearly
all tse vessels have been recently constructed, and
that all are equipped and armed in sly e equs to that
Of the richest ard best organized nGyies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

TsE BURDENS ot SoCHTT.--The Rev. II. W.
Beecher repeated his lecture upon The Burdens Of
Society, last evening, at the Cooper Institute, IN
aid of the Ladies Society for the Relief Of the Poor
Tie attendance WAS very large, the large hall Of the
Institute being nearly filed, and the applause at the
remarks OF the spease was frequent and hearty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
The Wheat Gran.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Feb. u 1889
The wheat statistics OF Weiss Commercial rprsss
slow the accumulation Of -four and gram IN store her.
IN the last days 10 be only little over 100 600
bushels against $4,000 in the corresponding week of
last year; while the amount of hour and wheat in
store st present is equivalent to Gil 900 bushels
n sir ;. af3 900 AZ the came time lsst Ncsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
sale of Church Property.

BOsToN, Thursday, Feb. n, lSI9.
wgn Z. Thompson, to-day sold at auction the
tederal street church property embracing about thr
ts.a thousand square feet Of land for traction les
than one hundred and twenty -one thousand dolarss
exclusive CT the church, parsonage and ycstry build
irgs, which Will he sold at future dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
Mayoralty Nomination..

CHICAGO, TT, T0ursdsy, Fsb. y, ISI'
The Republican Convention today nominated John
C. Haires the present Mayor FOR reelection. Marcus
ID. Gilman is the Democratic candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
From ALBANY.

AlBANl, IhuTsuay, Foo. T, IN'I.
The Republicans of the Assembly hold caucus to
night 10 coutider what to pursue in regard TO
Registry law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
The Propeller PosounslSa.

NEw-BEDroRD, Thursday, Feb. u, 1879
Chains have been placed under the Potomska and
sorts will be made TO tow her into shallow water 50
the weather becomes favorable One hun
packages of her cargo were saved today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
The>Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

PARKKRsBURG, Va, Thursday, Feb. ., IoJJ.
The river is falling, ard no damage has been done
20 the road property at Benwocd or THE place,
everything working well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

TIE Rev. George b. Cbeever OF tbs CITY viii speak
in the Assembly CT amber, at Albany, this iFIdayl
evening al - e'cleck. Subject" Tie gd'i' Of the
" Traffic in Slaves, and ii the Legislation by which II
Is supported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
Weather KepOrfS.

s1 JoHS's. n F-C'er snd pleasant Thermometer >
wind y. N
BosIoN-R.n snd snow; thick AID cain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-22
BY TEI.EGR


M1xrzis. FEB. q -Tae s,eauieoes csms.. Tor
ST. f. sas is river. ,uuk last Saturday evening Is
mil. $ below here. iu'isg ne tornado anI RIO
I T.siass. JOHN Pgpe. FIRST Clsrt. 5ohE Hill pas
seogsr, John CLARK, eOSk. joseph Howard Samuel
Il utsnau, also the thiri roSk and littie--n ans
INK W, eere 81. Sesefal others arc surpa4. Z
70 10 o.. The hoat was two years cid ana hsss hut
small usltu nee.
FEwt r Sans Feb q Cotton sales ,a,y o.
600 bal, ;. .aarls uarh ngei Mqlesas : C. Olt-
81. shoulders -. GanniPs, lishi, ~. The steam
e. Magnolia yeseTdsy hroagat Maj Reetos. Vi h
ma tai.nee e - Semicola Iadiaui from Florida
hound f.r The Indian Fsrfitory and Ne Arkansas.
Tsty srs qaarierga be'eT be city, IL ,od health
ana spirits
The steamer IN pre- CRY sailei Friday
The CahawAs hs~ a'risel WITH lIassns ds'es Z, f
lha 16'h. News uHinnorsnt Exchange deeIin-
ing
President Fovlkes lef. for MsrsbsH Saturday. 10
re Drefent u, the sale Of he rad on TIE Ist Of
March Ne published st1ement sheVing J
felt of 5000 coo lie says he shall buy The road for
tae stock holders of me Old Company, under jgdg
mems Of the Court
Iauisr1LLE. Feb 2i- Evening All The cellars
on Water Street are full e water. Ga he IVES ern
portion thercofit is from 10 feet deep on the
lover fi1ors Third street bridge is , feet under
waller Secoud street bridge is just submererg.
The river Is still rising; bus slowly. Il is higher
,haa ia has been Tor Use years
LOUISVILLE Feb. zI.-The river is rising with
nearly thirty feet Gu Tie falls. Al the buildings
OF Mater street sre covered from one to se feet on
ths lower ivors 4 strong wind almos, gate. On
Saturday evening prosiTated the Eastern Teegrpph
lines in various pieces Il ia rumored iha: many
railroad bridges sasl Of here suhnergad TIE
trains are Delayed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-22
rorolan DO rrince AIbert.

Richardson, spence s Co. quote Floar dull exsept
choice. l0sI2s psr censi q 100 pounds Tesera
Rcd Wheat Is 9la9,; White S. 7dal0s: Corn hrni
holders densnd IN advance, Yellow IS I0Is6s I'd;
White ~ ldass 81 Layi huoy aIt. 55s56'. bojers
i hand an advance 10 Goa Common Resin 5s 81
as Ga. Spiri's OF Turpen'ine 39s Gi.
Ths dsqaisude in political affairs in Europe are
increasing
BoNB4T The British net with varioul successes
Taniiu Topples forces Eere defeated
The Paris Bourse fGctasted considerable ana de
olined after the reception If the QIeeI.'5 speech.
Denly AID D"lsrNeli exPr, ssed confidence ia the
mVnt-I suCe u feace.
Greet anxiety is uaaifes'od respecting Napoleon's
speech The TIh Ct February. II is said that it
will surprise the world and th,w that is a Ger
tainty.
The Brssilisn mails say that Brsz1 has cfTerad to
mediate hetweeu the United atcs AMI Paraguay
The American Commander has accepted the offer,
and the Brazilian Admiral has gone 10 Paraguay or
the mission
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-22

FOsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1859.
EiEALED PROPOSALS viii be received tss department
- until nine ococg, n. the p n Of pr
nsbng years from the first day Of Juy such
Quantities tUc times beresuire aad ordered for
SERVICE OF the following escriptVT--t Wit
dtntFdS AiR Bggs s0cks-
Size La ia leagth 62 inches in eireumfer
enee to ie made w-ghiEg 1T fifteen
yard Of - inches Width the threads OF the warp
and Seft TO bs imposed Of five yarns each.
ga iucs in length aa ., inches in eircumier
ence matl u c1ttan canvas weighing at l-a fourteen
the yard OF - ia hes dth the threads Of the warp
and wsft to he composed Of four yarns each.
No SO! inches length and = Inches in circumference
10 De made " weighing a least eight ounces to the
yrl Of inches wie: the war;,
COMPOSED Of three yarns each.
Tie canvass bag numbered ard he with
a sbing or hem top inches wide, upcH which
cien least the fornei and eight u the latter
eyelet holes are ht azd they provided with
good sufeeat hemp cord lace and lie th=m ngly All
marked, inside and outside, 4. s. Mali in large
and distinct letters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-22
commERr IAL.
va.I.viIIo ,4srEet. rep. -.


cOTToN-lhe cettoa market ope1e t.ay Hitlvonziesa
animation, eonsaelce 81 tie syalce Liserpaoi mar
Be- aFd better Feeling 10 tie southern markers generally. The
ses amounted pa Is, rsrieaiaTs which are as foI
irs = bae g., = Al "a - atia u At 10 ia a. at
loc atlose d al 10 aes u at toac and 10 sn
De "a very fle al eis, egliir!'l sias atogs se
nlarAel
Tie srket eloei viii snsysrt feeiias, tausi al stHr-
lays sotatons, which ieFes ialovs Inferior at G
'ke qrdinaS Cool Ordinary ssgs Mtiiiins 10 sid
dig &c II, I'd Good milling ~
roBb CT "a cs Il To sco acre cnanyl q Gys lecs
'ris A. 'he wara ags q 4 Hamilton, Il O. S. So
sul g7j.
H9FIsIoSs--T receipts IF Baron quite isri ans
yin fair demsri hol,T' we're led droe Of their
- az SATURDAY qntsti say Shoulders 71seSe Haas
9@fSc, Clear ssses iot. :, saA Los r1uuI agsss
ime Lard still tsr at o Seiie ~ea pot mp IN good
shipping order
GRAIN-we heard Of bat tc ao'ag IL Com to ay. Prizes
are without cham say sl8Coe Ter ba hs'.
Monetary and Commercial.
Our western exchanges report buslcc Of money yr 10 lie
had for esiiimai= business purposes. Cincinnati Gats
Of the 18th says: There manifest n4s hoxey,r on
all hands TO increase The iae discounts and most that nd
ers sre willing d. is 70 rnyest income While many
directing their operations ward contraction While the MIR
ket, therefore seompays!y Easy evident any mate
rial increased in tic demand ;or accommodations, above pres
ent average would under the present condou Of bins h
favoTby ere ~ capitalists. ef interest are firm with
bankers At ia cent and capital dads employment outside
to moderate isis cent Very He lrsl class pa
per is to DO had in the however. Is good deal II
money Offering ornvecHt in nst class estate securities
having three TO FIVE - cen paper
class Is net peny"
Gotten at se various tie latest dates reeeiys w
srrrl, srdo ti-rvf-c-