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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

NEASON & HANLINs
Nl hLLQDEONs .nd HARMONIOUS
or ALL gINOS,
Rsnrng In prices from SEQ &4, equally adapted for As
Church, kestry School room, LodSeroOrn or Psf.oT.
kesrs CHICKEhING SONS the sole Agents for .hsse
superior Instruments for TIE State Of New York
WAIeEooIs No. 69t Broadway n Y.
pessrs supplied At regular factory prices.
Descriptive Catalogues sent application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

TOR SALE.-A genteel HOUSE. Cottage style,
l. ten rooms verkutas op; Ss ct AHlle located lathe
mos. desirable part # Ni4smsba-gE dsu,s no he
ferries. Term, easy Inq4v Of c. BANKS So. q Asder'
aae, Nep.Yolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
fine ARTS.

A RTISTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS are
n respectfully informed hs. the subscriber row sell
ipe tie beet Enssh Canvas ard water Colon, Brushes
Psss Drawing Papers &c. 1t ower price, than any o.het
house II the city. w. gCHAUs Aris.s CoorrnAn,
No. 6t3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

TOR SALE-One of the most BEAUTIFUL
PLACES tie ss2k Of TIE Ps.,ic R!ver contain
about g Chrstny. Grove" former
residence OF Artaur TsPpe1 IL 10 only s from Jey,ey
City ed n,sIy opposite Brleyie which 3gn .f,rd. :.
TIE advantages Of Schoo Caarche 10 The house 6! By
co. with .lton thereto ls BY =. BALI T. the
tai has al tee uiodera improvements With
cspon Of GA Tie ou,bailEs uuUlrols Iad with the
fences In seo cordtoa TEE Garden A'se sai vel
stocked small Fruits AspArtgus Bed There
Gspery aud Hesery, ~i;h lfEe lie hoa.. filed
with Ice vanity Of EyeTgr And sorlbbsry aad dwarf
and t1p6ard Fiu Trees Of TIRE seTsra nds lie l.
has s.o valuable FsSery. IL mrs. he b fny
cis.et. For pce, &c, sPpy 70 HOMER dORG AZ,
No. Metropolis Baut BgiicinE; % FRANCIS MORGAN,
esq. No. ii Pines. hew-l oik City.
EOR SALE or TO RENT-A twc-story HOUSE
Il in GREENWICH VILLAGE, CouR-, ,hre~-g .zte-, 81
uie &c Railroad Dtpo. The Bcrs- new contains atrs
p,eIea roon hHisseo l. .-fu style also Barn Out
buildlrss Ina air. OF L. BRUSH - pre.-, Of
the subscrie~r q, n anna WILLIAM EDDY.
nor SALE or RENT-A COUNTRY RESI-
pESCE IL oIsrse. n healthy AID eonyeniea, l,cs-
ton NesfoIk uercssrt, being within three mnut-s
Cf Rail- I'D siAcn, s.d 50 nElte frJ loot Of
Cour.l,n6, New Hose. vi,h rtre scs .ni celu
l IS feet ky $50 feet high sror. with b,su;ifu OF
The uosrtsu rtlhNoheot eIee'.u- le vel oi,erl.
frv, trrs. ke Apry 70 ROWLAND JOHNSON
NJ 81 Btsytr II, Mes fcrt. o. O.s-se. y J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

LOk SALE-liOl az ana LII NO. 10 west
14th south de. between Tn and 9Th Brown Stone
Front. ur s.oe. Bsment aud Counter Cellar; IN complete
order with all the modem improve nens not sold BY the
ltth, will BE- 20 Let Apply the PENNIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

Of 100 seres well loca'ed In Mdd-s-H County, ~ j. 40
nes from Ne -YoTk By se,mtost and railroad tSo snd hall
miles from SpOtswoot fro EutshtOvu, from J.mese1k,
IS Timber the balance under hsh .ts. OF cu
tvson. Lss Hous- Barn snd ell other Out budirgs Ass
Apple Orohsr ard all other rG w sbuucepce vel fenced
well wa.etd. Inquire Of JAMES r MACE, No. II
Centre. o., Office Of BeT anir G. Wells, Architect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
Gousrs ono farms tUanteo.

COUNTRY PLACE WhNTED-Fcr one or
~ Yeas q North River Address ita.og
,ent, Box No. Jgi fost-OfHce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

Il wv. V. WALLACE
la eores are the fullest sororous and pure.
IL ne mot durable aGd viii remain ouser n tuna hsS
any other Piznoor.e.
Il Ia bsilt upon q SOLID lion frame bed p.te-he
forms vibrating shell with upSs7 szh Lover so4sdtns
board hike tho yielip.
all Ia the bes. Ysno sIsrz g." and Is recommended by Yts
ters GottsckAIh " T. Fry NJ sratosch Asreek A6srt
Wood Gussase EcSaItt VIZ. Kssoa, Z. WolsrhAasL .cz
nspy other nurca celebrities.
Sole ssents, VIM HALL x SON. No. 80 Brosdwa,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

ITO FOUNDERYMEN, MACHGNGSTS or
L MANUFACTURES LIT or LEASE the premises
ktoyu ut tie HsRCULEs FOUNpERT, Sl,.st., between
50 av has al the tsciiss for te foGndefy
and shop cev.r'S front 5lstst 81 IS feet b "a
D. bloes in deIth On tLe premises GOOD -nrne, vita
.bshir1 pul lee bella &c. Applyto 2 r. COOPER
No. 80 81 AZ, ftst fJ0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
TOR SALE-The LEASEHOLD property NJ

i ST. $50 Sal Chsny,t sss sad 5s watsr't vii be
sold .epNae together for particulars pque at 5 Cherry
bsfoIe ocock On the morning, arer 10 the evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
lilusitaI Instruments.

4 LBERT WEBER Manufacturer, No. los
n West Broadway, Csrst will sell large assortment
Of his celebrated tGANO-FORTES very great bargains
secondhand PIANoFoRTEs taken In exchange tack fuD
value. A cal 10 respectfully solicited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

HALLET, DAVIS ~ Co.. grand, parlor grand,
.qusre PIANOS. long known the beat Pianos usde
hELOD.0Ns ohesp New YorG Pianos a. sreat bueaiu,
SECONDHAND Pianos BY Gilbert Chckernf and others 1T
476 $40 10 a6e Pianos and Meooeons to let I. ).
BERRY, No is BrosdE.y correr 0r,ndst asoe suildns
/ IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS, No. 42l
Brooue Sroadway sple adid assortment Of
their CEI GRATED rIANO-FORTEs, In all stylss c0u.
struotsd tn tie Wrsst Plank Those Ia Of
supeor instrument M find u for their advantage TO call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

L'ARM for SALE in CUMBERLAND VII
LACE SILVA County. Y, fOCr ures ffoGa R,ilr'ai;
will eel or 900; loeA;ou !. hsshy az p-s'aas so9e
market Ssv.Yofk price,, school cturcbes, stores by u
GOOD psee fo- shop' std stores - l.; $50 Az ett=r
pIsf far TIT, property free q 'o- Ap2y 70
Farms cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

Tor SALE-ln East j2d-st., between I'd and
IL 80 svs story and basement frame HOUSES, filed In
with br si hath wash tubs, wster closet SC
Size Houses 9nrt0 srd sCNi0. Lots Sxuo each Price,
800 and SS7D Street 10 regulated graded cu'bsd gut
tired and severed. Inquire Of GEORGE hoUNrJOf, EsH
Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

A GREAT BAkUAlN.-A rlchly Carved rose
~ wood oct,ve PIANO-FORtE, STOOL sad COVER,
for beat Broadway makers, ant us ~ar-ntsd taee
use nch Brilliant tone beautiful scol1 ped keys
fut.d I~ rich ouud aid without spt or beniAh
Apply AZ No 81 bnaoE St Llke Cnurch, fon
Ia. I'LL till Saturday. N h -das box for shipping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

TOR SALE or 10 LET-Ihe three-stoIy
l. BRICK HOUSE No. Csuols,., Brooklyn, 100 fee,
from Carroll pNt Would s % rood tenant, ss on a..
commosstir terms. WOnd fNCHASGF Tor good HOU 81
near Grsrercy- pArk, kesYors For terms &c, apply 20
A J. bLEECKER SON NJ. Broad ~ o. JOHN Ii. FER
RlS corner OF Jefferson and HonfOestA
E0R SALE at HUDSON CITY, about IL min
u'es wax flom Hobokta Ferry nsa; COTTAGE with
two LOTS of GROUND &2oO may reUsin on morrEage.
sPply W. L. SEYMOUR No. ls Nsssu Il, Recon- No. 5.
EOR SALF.-WEST 14TH-ST.- frst-class
four story brick HOUSE No. iSs Wes, li;h al the
modern prov-mens sne IN excellent order House 3 BY 81
Lot By Isl feet inches arye portion OF p4ch,ss
money remain mortgage. Apply 70 YOUNG SCHULTZ
{ Co. No 81 frIrX 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
Tho ohemist TO his Love.

love thee Mary, and thou lowest me-,
OR mutual fame " like th' affinity
That doth exist between two himplc bodies
] am potassium 60 thine oxygen,
IT'S little that the holy marriage vow
Shall shortly make ua one, That unity
L. after all, but metaphysical
- would that |, my Mary, we're an acid
A living acid Z; thou an Alkai
Endowed with human sense, that, brought iogcth-
eT,
We both might eonlcsce into one salt.
one Homogeneous crystal, Oh that thou
Vert Carbon. aud myself were Hydrogen,
We would unite 20 form olchant Ras,
or common coal, or naphtha would 10 heaven
That were Phosphorus and thou wcfl Lime
And we Of Lime composed Phosphurct
ia he content 20 he Sulphuric Acid,
So that thou might he Soda, Ia that case
We should be GAubcr's salt Vert thou Mag
ucsia
Instead we'd form that's named Epsom
Cnuldst thou Pottasaa hc, Aqua intiis,
Our happy union should that compound form,
Nitrate ~ Potash, otherwise Saltpctrc,
Aud thus our several natures swcctN hlchI
We'd live and love together until death
Should dccomposc the hcshly tvhnm qWd'
Leaving our souls 90 all eternity
Amaignmatcd. Sweet, thN name b. iurra,
And mine IL Johnson, Wherefore should not We
Agree to form a john. onatc of briggs
We will. The day, the happy dav Is nigh
when Johnson shall with bcautcou' Briggs com
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

LEGAL INTELLIGENcE.--A countrym n
walked into the Office of Lawyer Barnes, one
day, and began his application:
Barnes, have come to get your advice
in case that is giving me some trouble"
"Well, what is the matter P"
"Suppose, now," said the client, "that n
man hsd one spring of water on his land,
and his neghbor living below him should
build dam across creek running through
both. their farms, and il was TO back the wa
ter up into the other mans spring, what
ought to be done?"
"Sue him, sir, sue him by all means" said
the lawyer, who always became excited In
proportion to the aggravation of his clients.
"Hou can recover heavy damages, sir, and
the law will make him pay we'll for il. Just
give me the case, and III bring the money
from himi and il he hasn't great deal Of
property, it will break him up, SIR"
"But stop, Barnes" cned the terrified ap-
picant for legal advice, 'its that built the
dam, and it's neighbor Jones that owns the
spring, and he has threatened to sue me-"
The keen lawyer hesitated a moment be-
fore he tackled his ship, and kept on.
"Ah Well, sir you say you built dam
across TINT creek. What sort Of dam was
that, sir rP'
at was u mill-dam."
"A mill-dam for grinding grain, was it ?"
"Yes, it was just that"
"And il is good neighborhood mill, is
itp'
$50 il is, sir, and you may we'll say So"
"hnd all your neighbors bring their grain
to be ground, do they 9'
"Yes, sir, all but Jones"
Then it is great public convenience, is
IL not ?"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

A FAsHoNABLE LADY AND HER FAtsE
TEEm.-Lady s., now at Paris, who i,
well known In the fashionable world Of Lon-
don for her great beauty and accomplish
ments, has been compelled for the last few
years TO have recourse to the talents Of Gel
ebrated dentist, in order 10 repair the injuries
which time, until the advent of this very dem
list, had rendered irrepairSble, it seems that
Lord S. never Greamt Of such a thing as
faur rdteiier forming part Of the charms and
gracnA which still held his soul captive in the
person of his lovely wife. The bill from the
dentist came in while Lord S. was pres
ent. The poor lady, finding no other means
Of conrealing the horrid truth from my lord,
boldly denied the debt, and sent the messen-
ger empty away, fully intending to take ad-
vantage Of the first moment of liberty to run
out unseen and discharge it, as she had hith-
erto cone. Blu, the dentist himself had grown
so nervous about his money. that, in less than
an hour, he appeared himself before the as
tUuished Englishmsa, TO claim his fee where
upon the indignant husband thrust the inn
pertinent claimant neck and crop out of the
apartment
But 40 uell-dresaed man as the dentist
was not to be conquered in this way. The
next morning while at breakfast, the conju-
gal couple were vastly bewildered by the en-
trance Of a gentleman, followed by two huis-
siers, who concluded his preface Of compli-
ments and regrets by the prefer Of the mod
est request that Lady s. would open her
mouth wide enough for him to look down her
throat Fancy the storm Of indignation rails
ed in the bosom OF the Englshman He rails
ed his gold-egg-spoon, with which he was at
the moment armed, with a gesture Of horror
my lady burst into tears--her falsehoods
we're all discovered--she had no more in store
to cover them. She owned, blushingly, to
Lord S that she stood responsible for
the debt. Not myself, of course, my love
it is for Lady P, who has worn false
teeth for ages, and does not wish her hus-
band to know it."
What could be done7 Lord s. grum-
bled slightly at the imprudenee of his wife,
but laughed so heartily al the ridiculous po-
sition OF Lord P, who didn't even know
that his own wife wore false teeth, that he
signed the draft for the morey before he was
aware OF what he was doing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
seono in Court.

The solemnity which characterized The eel
ebrated trial Of W. II. NJ Howard, At the
late Term Of Orange County Court, was some
what interrupted Ia the course Of the cross'
examination Of one DIR. Asa George Of Calais
a witness who was called IN behalf Of the Te-
spondent. The witness had testified 10 Ger
tain appearances As indicating innammatory
action, when the following dialogue took
/ place, both the oross-eNamining attorney aud
the doctor looking very serious, not TO say
solemn
Counsel-Doetor, what causes inhammp
| ton
| Witne1-lnAamma,ion sometimes results
from mechanical injuries, and sometimes
from chemical causes.
Counsel-In what manner may inlnmma-
ton he caused by chemical causes
Wlnts-By taking cold (llere witness
Looks puzzled, and evidently anxious 10 have
counsel help him out Counsel observes Il
and with serious and pntroniIing air, comes
to his rellrf)
Counscl-You mean by this, doctor, that
/ TIE chemical properties Of the air,--(yes, yes,
eagerly interposed the witness, evidently
gratiGed with the ProGered ns,istanee) unite
with the chemical properties in the lungs
/ tyes, yes, again intcrposed the witness, land
form chemical compound, e0Led eoidi
/ Witness Yes, that is what mean.
Counsel-I am perfectly satisfied, doc
tor. think now understand you.
1t is needless TO add tha, Nhilc not a smile
shaded the eountenance Of either the vitnes,
or the counsel the court, jury, and the
crowded audience were eonvulsrd with laugh,
ter Windsor journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

PARIslAN ApvERTIsINo.- Recently, upon
the Bois de Boulognc, in Paris, in a well-ap-
pointed harouehe and pair, was 10 he seen a
gentleman, having on either side Of him Ia.
dy in a ball-dress, aud without bonnet.
One Of these had profusion Of golden locks,
eSquisitcly arrangcdi the other vas bru'
netie, with huir- e,t''AI!s fine Both turned
their heads towards the apparently favored
gentleman sitting between them, whom they
seemed to be addressing with great anima-
ton. The first impression on the spectator,
after admiring the beautiful hair OF these la
dies was one OF wouderment that they should
venture abroad in the cold wind So slightly
clad. On closer inspection, il appeared tha,
they were wax figures, aud that the carriage
was toe ambulatory advertisement OF a hair
dresser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

PRooF OF a HELPLESS OLD BACHELOR
II always know helpless old bachelor" says,
a clever lady, "by looking at the corner, Of
his pocket handkerchief II noticen them
any little pieces of red, blue, or yellow worst
ed such as washcrwomen run in TO identify
the property of each separate customer
know at once that he has no one at home to
mark hiS linen. aud that he must be poor,
pitiful, miSanthropieol, fiendless, helpless,
old bachelor"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

so be Ldre IL Is. / would not have built
Il but for that Il Is 80 far 70 any other mill,
sir"
"And now" said the old lawyer, "you tell
that man, Jones, is complaining just because
The water rom your dam happens 20 put back
into his little spring, and he is threatening 10
sue you. Well, all have 10 say Is, let him
sue, and he'll uie the day - hure a. my
name h barnes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
Phunnygraphs.


A Frcnchman. soliciting relief, said, very
gra,cly, to his fair hcnrcr, Ma'msclle, lncy-
er beg, but dat / have yon wife wid several
small family da, is growing very large, and
nossing to make deir bread out Of but de
pellpiraiinn on my PROV"
"Ma, have YOU got any carrots ?" asked a
littc boy, who had been writing letter for
hi, mother. WHY my son ?" asked his
mother. Cause left out word in my
letter, and the ,enchcr says that when We leave
out a word We must put in q carrot and write
the word wo want to put in over the line"
Nrw rrIrAru.
1--WE miss thee At the washing tub,
We miss thee At the pisuna
In the morning you used 70 rub and scrub,
And 81 night you'd shout hosanuah :"
Every girl who intends to qualify for mar
riagc should go through course Of cookery
Unfortunately, few wives are able to dress
anything but themselves.
A DOMESTIC RECIrE--To cure scandal -
Take Of good-naturc one ouncei of the
herb Mind your own business one ounce
mix these with n little charity for others
and two or three sprigs of Keep your tongu,
between your teeth
A FmGn1ruL CoNrlNGENcY.-A farmei
from the neighborhood Of Galston took his
wife to see the wonders Of the microscope
which happened to be exhibiting in Kilmar
mock The various curioSities seemed tc
please the good woman very we'll, till the an
imaiculG contained in drop Of water came
to be shown of. These seemed to poor ia
net not so very pleasant a sight as the others
She sat patiently. however Ill! the "water ii.
gers" mngnifed to the size Of twelve feet
appeared on the sheet, fighting with their
usual fcrocity. Janet now rose in grea
trepidation, and cried to her husband, "Fol
Eudcsakc, come ava, John. ."-"Sit still, wo
man." said John, "and see the-shna-s -s--'Set
the show Keep us a. man, what wad com,
o us if the awfu'like brutes wad break out o
the water.
A Chinese widow being found tanning tn,
tomb of her deceased husband, and being
asked the cause Of so singular a mode Of
showing her grief, accounted for it by saying
that he had made her promise not TO marry
again while the mortar Of his tomb remained
dampi and as il dried but slowly. she saw
no harm in aiding the operation.
EP~ At party tho other evening, an old
bachelor named Evans was introduced to q
beautiful widow also named Evans. "Mr
Evans" said the lively hostess, allow me to
Introduce you to Mrs. Evans" "To Mrs
Evans :" exclaimed the spirited bachelor
"why, my dear madam, it is the very lady
have been in seach of for the last ten years =
The introduction, we hear, was mutually
agreeable, and we now await the sequel
though the lady objectsto- change her name
There is more meaning and philosophy
than at frst sight appears in Coleridge's an
swer to Q lady when she asked him whether
he believed in ghosts. "Oh, no, madam,
havesesn too many TO believe in t6cm.7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

other interests are, both ia patronage ard pc
ouninry obligations and let the notion that
country paper 10 the last thing to be pat
ronized, aud when patroniEed, the last thing
10 be paid for. be abandoned Rs soon as pos
afi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
ttATEa on ADVERTISINC
Jon PRINTING,

Our Printing csfahnshmeut was never IN BETTER
condition than now, AMI Increased attention viii
b. given 20 this branch ~ tuslugss, we feep
constantly On hand Paper and Card Stock, and are
nov prepared a. print iaudhus, Programmes =,
Auction Bills, Bill Heads, Labels, CiTculArs busi-
ness aud W clding Cards. 6O Sc, at short notice.
Orders by mail Will be- carefully attended 60, and
She work forwarded with despatch,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
Arenta for The oaledonian.

~ In any ~ the above, or in other towns
haymcnts may be- made, when moro convenient
Ga the postmasters thereof OF the amount may
be sent directly 60 this office but We must insist
pn settlrmrnta every year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

" Ma, have YOU got any carrots?' asked a
little boy, who had been writing a letter for
hi, mother. Why, my ?" asked his
mother. Cause | left out a word in my
letter. and the tenchcr says that when we leave
out a word We must put in q carrot, and write
the word wo want to put in over the line"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

New YORK, March % The steamers Niagara
and Alps arrived a. Eaiifax yesterday Sunday
with Liverpool dates Of the 18th
Cotton-Sales Of the week Z 200 bales, of which
SPECTATORS took goo, and exporters 800 bales.
The steamers news caused an advance o. I on finer
qualities and on middling qualities.
Sales, Friday, 10000 bales, of which spectators
and exporters took ? 600 bales Orleans Fair I;
MiddliDg SIC; Mobile Fair 4; Middling s Is (;
Upland Fair 7s; Middling 7. Stock at Liverpool
353, 500 bales, Of which 3l3 600 are American.
Some authorities say the advance was not fully
maintained at the close. Manchester adYices IA
vorabe, market firm and more doing for the Con-
tinent.
HATRE.-Rs,v OrleVas Tres Ordinaire 104f, Baz 99f
all qualities slightly advanced; Market quiet
Rresdstufs have declining tendency; Provisions
quit; Consols 965; Bullion 10 the Bank of England
has increased Sc 200 pounds
LIVERPOOL Saturday Cotton Market steady and
firm, sales to-day 10000 bales
LoNDOE-Wheat, dull, declined la2 pence White
American S8s42; Red S4a40; Sugar dull, declined
Cd Barring Brothers quote American Stocks, Busi-
ness limited at previous rates; Illinois Central Rail-
r ad slires SSaS5 Discount Bonds 81; Money Mar.
ket steady
LIVERPOOL Richardson, Spence & Co., quote
Breadstuffs very dull; Flour 10al2s; Red Wheat IS
6da6s ID; White S. 7ds10s Sd; Yellow and Mixed
Corn 6saGs Sd; White Is 8da7s 4d; Beef firm; lower
qualities declined p shillings; Pork dull; Bacon
quiet; Lard dull; Sugar dull; Coffee firm; Rice firm
21I; common Resin Is Sda5s 10d; Spirits Turpeniine
40
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. LeUIs, Mach Is The 0yeylsnd Mail Of The
4th has arrived
VtcraHfA. Mares % -Goyofner IJongiass refusell
10 permit Washiogtons birth day to be celebrated.
which caused gTsat indignaii0n.
The United States steamship, Toaecy, was
launched at Mare Island on be 81
Passengers ceDhfnl The accounts of recent battles
between The troops aud Camaaehs isdans rear
Fcrt Arbuekle. Upwards Of twenty Idians we're
killed
The Camanches killed eeseral families in Denton
county, Texas and sun Of theirsloek ts
The Camancbes and Apaehes are committing dep
relations OF the mail company oil along the route
Lieut. Reed, Of Fort Buchanan, pursued ard cap
tuTed band of thieving Papagoes in The Mexican
town of Santa Cruizs- The Mexican authorities
we're highly indignant, and called the people TO
arms 70 resist the Invasion
Very Favorable accounts are received from The
Arizonia silver mines
SALr LIKE. March 1.-the Indians IN the vicin-
ity of Santa Clara killed several whites Governor
Cummings made requisition Of Gen. johnson for
troops 10 ehsstise them
Seventeen children captured by the Indians the
massacre Of the Mall emigrants eighteen months
since have been recovered
Memphis, March 28.-The overland mail of the
4th has arrived.