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New York Muyksts

NEw YORK, Sept. 10 Flour 10 firm; State % %
ssi.40; Ohio IS OOas5 30; Southern 81 9OaSS 10
Wheat is firm; Kentucky white 81 .iOal As. Corn
firm; mixed s2as3c. Provisions are steady. Pork
quict-mess sli 75aI5; prime STOPS. Lard is firm
at l0A alike. Whisky is dull at 27c.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IO.-Flour closed steady
Howard street and Ohio IS. Wheat closed firm,
but duli sales Of 81. 900 BUSH choice white 81 "a
al "a; medium 81 1Oal 30; red 81 OsaeIi7. Corn
closed with better request white and yellow
Soas2c. Provisions closed steady; baosa sides 9 "a
lOc hams l0al3c-; mess pork sl5asl5 IS; prime
Sl2al3. Lard lOA allhc. Whisky closed frm al
2Sc xc.
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Outrage on the High seas.

BosToN, Sept 1O.-The bark Armenia, from
Constantinople, while passing the Straits Of Glib
raltar, was fired on twice from the Spanish fort al
Tariff. The FIRST time blank cartridge was used
but the second was a shotted gun, the ball passing
through the lower mainsail
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Railroad Accident,

North BRIDGEwArER, Sept. 9.-Mr. Henry
Volney, of the firm Of French a. Howard, Of this
town, was killed this mofning, by jumping from
railroad tain while in motion Mr. Volney
was shockingly mutilated. He leaves a wife and
child who are now absent
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FfuancfaI.

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Stocks are better Chi
cage and Rock Island 69x; Illinois Central shares
6Sk do. bonds e.; New Yotk Central 7e3; Mich
tgan Southern 6k; Panama RR. lie; Galena q;
Toledo 26x; Delaware ix; Pacific Mail Co.
So Va. 6s 81; Mo. 6's san
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CENTRE MARKET.-The market place was fully
occupied this morning by the regular dealers, and
numbers Of occasional dealers from the distant
portion Of near counties Of Maryland and vir-
GINA appeared with their produce I'm wagons md
carts upon the streets around. The gangways were
crowded with purchasers, especially in the veye-
table department, but the business OF the morning
did not appear to be as brisk as usual in the Sat
urday markets. The hay stand was also well
provided, though the sales were not very brisk
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MARAvILLA! MARAvIL
MARAvILLAI
The most wonderful preparation known
For DeStroyiag Daadrxf;
MARAvILLA !.

ReIieriHg Sick Headache;
Prsrenttns the Hdir from Falling Owt;
and Producing Glossy Chris
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 50 cents
CHARLES ERNKsT& Co., e6 Maiden Lane, NY.
1t will accomplish all that is claimed for 1t, and
will use your Maravia." -. - =. - '
je S-Sm ]. M. BRADsrRKKr, 27 Broadv N, v
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ByA GREEN. Anc,onoo,

yDo,by =: JNEEN, Auctloneer.
E'AECUTOR'S SALE OF CORN, IRISH AND
- SWEET POTATOES, AND CABBAGE, faLL t;R0w
ING IN THE EELp:l FARMING UTENSILS DC. AT .uc-
GN.0n NEDNESDAl,th the l4th instant, shall
berk!ey, IN Prince g 'Orge's county, Nd about SIX
miles rom WashIr Et"n. on the MARLBOROUGH road
Ab31t acres of Corn, patches Of Irish and Sweet
a, fotstoes: and Cabbage, all growing in the field
&C., &c. F " VIC S"a"'
Terms: SIS and under, cash /; over S25 a credit
OF and months for notes satisfactorIiT endorsed
bearing interest.
WILLIAM DIXON, Executor.
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MKNs DRRss SuITs, e.
v.., MEMS Business Sxits,
YextAs' Bssinsss Sxits,

ChtIdre1'y School SNifs.
sNoAH WALKER & Co., Marble HalI Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. It
Youths Clothing ofthe newest and richest designs
In material. trimming, and workmanship.
Io those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. ap 8.Iy
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Alexandria Markrts.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, sept. IO.-Flour-no sales
w heat-sales Of fair TO good white al 81 25a&l 30
red, 81 .l5a&II7
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HOME MADE
H BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies English Glove Kid Buttoned Double sole
Heeled Boots -. ---.......- SaSn-e6~
Ladies' best English Lasting CATERS KS
adde's Double sole Morocco Boots l2sv
Misses and Chlldren's Boots and Shoes, ofs -.
every description, at equally low prices.
SELLING OFF ATCOST,
my entire stock OF EaStarn-made Shoes, 70 make
room for Homemade Work.
j. ROSENTHAL,
No. % Pa. av., Market space.
SEQ If dno box
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the Hth
instant shall sell in front of the premises at SIX
CLOCK p. M, good and nearly new two-stoTy
frame House, containing six conveniently arranged
rooms and the lot which it stands. being pa of
Lot No. IL, IN square No. $50. This property is
"a ldsomaIy located, tr nting LIST str e. wsst,
between X and :. streets north.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in 6, II, Is
ana y months tor notes bearing interest from day
9t sale A deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
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BY J. c. MEG UIRE 4 CO., Auc,ioneers.

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
THE CORNER OF F STREET NORTH AND I9rH
STREET WEST AT Public AUcrIoS.-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON, September the 18th, at "a O'Clock
on the premises, shall sell that valuable proper-
~ situated at the corner Of l2th and streets be-
ing part Of Lot NO. 9, 10 square No. 81, having
front OF 10 feet inches on + street. and running
bach seventy feet 18th street to four feet sIey
IN the rear together with the improvements, con-
slstng oil new, we'll built four story brick house,
containing commodlous store room on the hrIt
floor, dry cellar and kitchen below, and nine good
rooms in the dwelling.
This property is situated at the lntersection of
two Of the principal streets in the city, on the tho
roughta between the Executive Departments and
s. cuon of the city. The sale OF this property pre-
sents rare opportunity for investment having al
ways comma nded from i've to SIX hundred dollars
annual rent. Title indisputabie
:, Terms; loco In cash, $3.50 in i've years. and
tne residue 10 one two, three and four years from
the day OF sale, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the premises; the interest to be paid semi
sesd &c Mcguire & CO. Apct,rs.
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J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME AND LARGE BUILDING LOT
At AUCTION On MONDAY, the 18th instant,
shall sell, in front of the premises at O'Clock D.
M me following piece Of property, viz:
T. Log no; y In square No. 667, having front of IS
Ieet lncnes on LIST street west. running hack lis
feet inches, between y and streets south.
r eIms one hall cash; balance in 8 and months,
for notes bearing interest, satisfactorily secured
se8d A. GREEN, Auct
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OPINIONS OF THE LoNDoN
pRUaa

W. recommend our correspo ndent 10 try Mons
Soyer's new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
IL 10 made after the Turkish recipe its flavor ne ex
cellent and ~ affords considerable aid in oases of
slow and weak digestion.-Tas Lancef.
ne Saltanas sauce ls sayory, piquant, and spi-
worthy of the delicate taste of Sutana the genius
OF So!er, ana the universal patronage Of q DIS
conoentratlon Of al the piqusnt resources of
turkey and Russia United Serrtee Gazefts
As q utIllater of the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone. IL Is most valuable adjunct 10 Fish, Flesh
or Fowl aud should be placed on every dinner Ia
The Sultana Sauce is most delicious sest.n-
G:lyELlN, 211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY HAYES. "a Curnhill, Boston
- The Sultana Sauoe can be had in Washinetcp
Of q III. RIDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHERELl&
MILLER, 274 Pa: av.; H. "a. yOsE a CO., corn
or Pa ay and 10th St; and other Grocers
i'm
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ApvrRrIss-
hsNTs TO Bz INSERTED IN THE BALrrnoRr SuN
Asz RECEIVED AT AND yoRwARDEs YRox rHE
STAR oFFIcE.
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THE MAMMOTH sLEAMsHIP GREAT

THE MAMMOTH , SITJEAMsHIP GREAT
With the illustrated London News Of September
IL, arriving here about September %, will be pub
llshed a Splendid Coored Picture of the Great
Eastern on the Ocean.
The size Of this Picture is double that Of any
Colored Picture yet published by the London
News, being IS by 24z inches, being larger than
four pages OF the illustrated London News. IL will
be one OF the finest issued by the illustrated
London News, and is beyond question the best Pic
ture OF the Great Steamship yet published at any
pnee.
As the demand will be very great, and the supply
at once to SHIIsIlNGTON's Bookstore
se8St Odeon building. cor. ~ st and Pa. sv.
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? Mncx KxrsaM.4wm. smsslwood, colsrsd,
disordefiy and fighting, Wa Aned s3,is, and held
TO await a payment psomised to be made Besides
this there were no trial entered on the dock
ct. Three dodgers were accommodated 80 ~
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WILLIAM DIXON, Executor
seh ~ A. GREEN, Auct

BY &c; MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.
VdR IN fEibaAA mp NIB RR03TfSSEHHLD EFTEcTs
at ten O'Clock, at No. $50 r street. bet veen ISfb
ana 18th streets, we shall sell the Furniture and
EmGcts OF family declining housekeepIng, com
Shades, Cornice, aud Fixtures, Carpets, OilcIoth'
Mating: Whatrot Tables, Chairs, Iounse. Bsd,
steads, Bureaus, Mattresses, Parlor, Chamber. and
hltchen stoves together with many othaf articles
not necessary TO enum9rste. Terms cash.
se8-ThS&M J. c. Mc, UIRE CO, Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue OF a writ of fer,
w tacias Issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
~ of Washington and to me directed i will eSpose
to public sa for cash. front of the Court House
d d Of Ssd oG9snt on the ga day
serbed property, to wit: All defendants right title,
claim and interest in and to Subdivisions Nos y
3 and 3 No OF Square No 49, also Lot No Is
together with all and singular tho improvements
thereon, seized and eyied upon as the property of
sold to satisfy yudioials No 81, TO October term,
1852, in favor of N. c. Stephens surv Of John NnI
nbsin, vs. VIM p, Roht Joseph n, and Joseph
au 2e-ts Marshal for District of Columbia.
MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of
A hen facias Iesued from the Clerks oice of the
Circuit Court ofthe District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington and to me directed 4 will
expose to pubic sale, for cash. In front of the Court
House door Of said county, on THURSDAY, the
the following described property, ia wit. viz All
defendants right title claim and interest in nd To
S me S1ata part Of Lot No IS in Square No or
street and north Nj street. and running hact the
whole depth of said lot no feet gether with and
s1ssd nn ane improvements thereon. seized and
and will be sold 70 satisfy Judicial No So to Ooto,
Der term Is5e in favor of Corneia Wittenaur, sur
- go W. SEL6ES. Marsh.
au <o-uts Tor the District of Columbia.
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F. M. BRADLEY.

Burn .EThls Is the life Of agony endured nv the
sufferer IRON Fever aud Ague. He wanders ike an
he may be Frustrated, and therefore dfsnciined 10
give any serious attention to business Iie Ia a
are worn out In administering to his wants This
the condition of thousands In town and country
klus more people than any twenty other diseases in
america For Assure aud speedy cur- of this term
PIE aihic!on we take great pleasure in recommend
ing DI Hostetter's Stomach Btters, which have
already achieved a vide reputation for rapid and
by this disease - "'e ''i0 y ''o'" P'o''i"'0U
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev-
efyWhere. 'FH H-..r d.. ne 6-eoSt
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ FOR hor OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS.

vented BY the renowned
I" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufactur
ed by CROSSE a. BLACK
WELL, London, from the
orlglna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
q trlaI, convinced that IL
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that IL will prove itself un-
60 ualled, either asa stimu-
liant To the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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MOONLIGHT Picnic. The Wells and Nc comas
Associations propose to give t1vir first grand day
and moonlight picnic on Monday next, at Arlise-
ton Springs. The committee pledge themselves
that no pains or expense viii be spared TO make
This the most pleasant pic mic If the season.
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! PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the an.
nonffcement elsewhere of the select Enylish and
Classical Academy of Mr.. G. NJ. p. King. on G
street Mr.. King is young gentleman OF line
abilities and attsinments. and has references ~
Gle hi hest possible CHI Gacter We take pless,,,e
IN calling attention 10 HIS school --1-
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THE COLLEGE ScHoLARsHIP.-To S. Yorks Al
Lee, Esq-Dear SIR In the proceedings Of the last
meeting of the Board of Public School Trustees
notice some remaIks purp0rting to have emanated
from YOURSELF reference to schola rsh arded
by the Board of Trustees some years since: I de-
sire to ask you SIR III those remarks were Intended
to refer 70 the scholarship awarded me fouS years
ago and y So were YOUR remarks correctly borted
tons, through the medium Of the press or other
wise, Is respectfully requested.
" F. MI, RRAmRy
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EOR SALE-A FRAME FACE coutaiping
\ rooms, with lot containing 10 Gee square feet
ten feet from the Kitchen door SAID Hon "a is sIt,
"a on 18th stre- in the First Ward, between and
st &c ~ s1d y,h be sold on easy terms ADDRESS
se1-iws - - 'e'' - -
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Tx SHIELDS CLUE propose to give their third
grand cO'ilion party on The I'D lust, at Harmony
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""LD FISH IN THE PoroaAe 1t is stated that q
Snooi OF about one hundred gold nah has been
sen IN 'he Potomac, near the Long Bridge They
Iarge. ~ mas been suggested that part Of the
spawn from the pool at the Capitol has passed
mo inc Potomac, and that they have been propa-
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AccIDSSr--Ye Yesterday, as number of laborers
in ahe employ Of Mr.. George Nsitzey, Corporation
contractor, Were engaged In cuttin down a gravel
bank at the old Twenty Building Hin, Finn
Ward, the bank fell suddenly, and severely
wounded one Of the hands, and crushed a cart
which was being loaded with gravel The unfor-
thnate man was Immediately conveyed to his home
70 he properly cared for = =
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By 4. G. MCGUIRE co. And

By ]. c. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioussrs.
STOCKS AT AUCTTON.-On TUESDAY AF.
y TEHNOON, September 1stn, at ~ O'Clock, a
the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, IN sums TO suit
s3,oo Corporation of Washington quarterly six PEI
s2-soo Cooperation Of Alexandria ak per cent
per cent Stock.
Ierms cash, in current funds.
Gun J. G Mcguire q CO., Apot'rs.
By A. GREEN, Auetioueer.
OSTE6s SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
pursnsoce ~ a . AT AUCTToN.-In virtue and
signed as trustee by Thomas McSsns1 ed fe
and bearing date the 18th day Of Februsyx Isn an
ae rec IN LlbeI A 8, No lss foIios Nos ST.
ns,on copstT IN , Sse Of the land records Of Wash
proceed to sell, on MONDAY, the asth inst I'M H.
f!ont OF the prenlt es, at half past We o;coct n m
the real estate In sad deed Of trust mentioned ~
All of that certain lot, piece, or parcel of ,,onnd
situated, lying. and being in the city Of Washing-
ton, IN the District of Columbia, known And a.
ser1ea on the ground plan or Plsts of the said city
OF Wsstington as Lot No. 70, in Square No 6, be,
SAID square and uning thence south with the line
oil 2st street 90 feet. thence west IS feet thence
north feet to the line Of north street. and tn
Wit sse me OF north street east IS feet to TN
ming, with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in 6, u
ana months, for notes bearing interest, secureC
by deed nj trust on the premises.
III the purchaser or purchasers should fail to com
Ply with the terms Of sale within three days from
the day OF sale, the property will be resold at tn,
cost and risk of the former purchaser purchasers
by mrs. giving three days public notice of such sail
E. C. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
Sc lu-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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IEACHfR> AsSOtiNrIcN.-The regular msetinO
- the Washington fsachers Assoc iation wa, held
At the smithsonian lnsti;ution nj 10 O'Clock toa,
with very fair attendance Of Inembers SOM.
lui"rnial d scds,iOn. favorable Ia ths. Proposed
union Of the schOOl trustees and putIic-srbooI
u Lrrs into Il feac hers Institute. was had in
W-Ich M"sTs. WHITE l.oomis. Richards and
"'i'eEs, Ilartlci Eaied afLer which, a committee
MAs SPpol 5tsl 10 report nominations Tor officers
81 The Association for the ensuing sir months.
TEX UNION PRNVER MEETING at the NJ r.
'hnFcL, Ninth street. was well attended Yesterday
Sil' noon Rev. MIR. Cranberry presided and de-,
.Verrd a brief opening address To the copyrtya-
Ten h1ssd non the parable Of the rich man trayei-
ing INTO Iar country, found IN the 18th cha ptrr
- :, Ahthe~ GOSPEL The remarks were FOL
i'NCa, as usual b. prayers. singing reuuesis and
~'r'F': rrU'aTkS, IN whIch several Of the conUre
tAuon joined with much zeal - -
THx wArEK woEks The grocer.. dry goods
"a IA furniture dealers, tsilars and other trades
iica iatlbiung the square On SaYeath street he
zen ! sheet and New York ayruus are re-
ing o." the lntrOdacIIoB of the w, ter-np,s mt
tr'f pfeGilS-s. and Yesterday afternoon wr,r
'HsIa- IL-Ins'-iVeS with The sIuirlS' In Iaxiu.S
~ dSi IN mont Of tirr various places If business
DER f.KxstxS should read, in another column.
notice Of the escort on Monday next
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EOk RESf-A . hree-story BRICK HOUSE
- With or withoutfurntns. Apply on the EN-
Uses, AZ TITO st.. as.- H.f - rzur1 sc 5-6tf
fFARM FOR SALE art of the Ea m on Which
now reside eight miles from Washington, On
for turther Partic ulals apply 70 w. A. BATCHE-
istH9h, Cottage Post Ones, Montgomery county,
had' se5 6tt'
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'cE f'KKsfxS should read, in another column.
i notice Of the escort on Monday next
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

ENOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
L on 18th street, between New York avenue and
street, with back buic ing and all the modern i'm
provements. y largo cIstern in the ward Pump
and range in the kitchen. Apply on the pr enI sesE
and st.. seastf
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TIE IHkATkh.-h Iargrr house than usu;
greeted Mrs Gladstaae last evening. on the ooca-
sion Of her benefit, at the Theatre and they were
Wei paid FOR their pains By her admirable ren-
G7flhs OF LHcTetla Borgia, and Maryery in the
boHgn Diamond: Tonight she una krs her last
&@PlSihdhce mere Tor the present, and those who
LET excellent PersoDations should not lose tbjs
opp0rlunlty To do The bill for to-nfyLt is a
very me one. consisting Of - Nine Points OF the
Law, sheep In Wolrs Ciothinyn lin both
Of which MIS-. Gladstane appears and ..SIa,b.r
aRd CraShS'" The nrst appearance of the pom
uLlr comedians, w heatley and Clark, Is annoacsd
4. Monday night - "''ouoeu
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24
Failure Of Western Fruit Trees.

Lewis Ellsworth, one Of the most sue
cessful fruit growers in Illinois, says in
q communication to the Prairie Farmer,
that the loss in fruit trees in that State
within the last three years, is millions
of dollars is attributed to the cold
winters and dry suum mers. But he as
scrts that, to great extent, this result
has arisen from their standing unpro-
tected in soil underlaid with retent-
i've clayey loan sshsoil, which charac-
.erizes most Of the prairie lands. He
has adopted the prac tice Of ridging his
land BY repeated plowings, commencing
at the Same ridges and ending At the
same furrows, and where nursery trees
were formerly thrown out by freezing.
since ridging they stand throughout the
winter without injury, and make bet
ter growth in the summer. He recon.
mends the ridging system for orchards,
each row Of trees being placed on the
ceatcr Of tho ridge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24
Penitentiary.

A correspondent Of Davenport Ga
zette, writing from Fl. Madison, gives
the following account Of the prisoners
in our pcnitentiary at that place.
"After an examination Of the regis
ter, I am enabled to furnish you with
the following statistics:
There are 80 prisoners, maies) Of
whom only one is colored; their nativity
is follows: Ireland II; Germany Is ;
ERgland 4 Scotland 1; Sweden No.
va Scotia 1; United States 60; Ohio Is;
New York l2; Pennsylvania o; Vir-
ginia 6; Kentucky 4; Indiana 4; Ten
nessec 3; Missouri 2; Illinois, Yer,
mont, Texas, Maryland, Michigan, Con
necticut, North Carolina each l. The
influence under which
they claim to have been reared is Cath
olic 81; Protestant 80 no religion 45
Social condition-Married 81; unmar.
ricd 55; widowers I.
Former habi1s-Tcmperatc 24; in
temperate 75.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24
Worlds Fair.
z:

Another Worlds Fair, on a grand
scale, is projected to take place in Lon
don 10 the year 1861. It is to be on q
similar plan, but larger basis, than the
exhibition of 1851. The Council Of the
Society Of Arts, while considering the
subject generally, arrived at the conclu
sion that two new features ought to be
introduced, viz: music and painting;
and that every article be visited in
classes, and not in nations, as in 1851.
New phases Of mechanical invention
and Of the application Of scientific
knowledge to industrial purposes havo
been developed. The catalogue and ju-
ry reports Of the exhibition of 1851 have
proved most valuable European directo
ries, constantly referred to by buyers
from all parts Of the world; and it is
thought the catalogue Of another exhi
bition would present all the feat ures Of
. timely revisal Of work which has
proved Of more than ordinary use to
mercantile men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24
Kossulh on the Continent.

Galignani's Messenger contains the
following extract from letter in the
Augsburg Gazette, Genoa, January ~
1t seems scarcely probable that its state
ments can be correct, although they are
positive, and came in . very direct man
ncr:
II can possibly assure you that 4 os-
suth, whom l know personally, arrived
here yesterday, with three other Hun.
garian refugees, from Nice. He has
come under the name of Clarke, with a
passport from Paris, where he had stop
ped for some time. While at Paris and
at Nice, he had it is said, interviews
with several Hungarians, who arc anx
ious to take advantage Of the italian
plications to excite fresh agitation
Kossuth, it is also stated, has wi h him a
number Of proclamations, intended to
induce the desertion of the Hungarian
troops in tho Lombardo- Venitian king
dom. He has since left for Turin"