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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

..,vr,r,,sO. Fo,,',, uors'os. N8ss ~ ., 70 fnsr
- -, .h,s Fst Caps'sT sUses AsJ ID Ter, es1s%
a. - M Sec eDl ss'J scb.b~in. L., "A
-. ,.a.s,,.. A. f.niy are 49,
go "a b.r fss.r.i .: st. nsrys c5nfra, ,. -,
y, g,tc,, De1t, ,b~ lssb 80 o, l2oeics 80 s
$1,000 Cs,rt.ys oil BE- IN S.ns a. , 'a1n sFs1-o'
', ~ TS,ts,..1ib street ~ III DC o.s g N
ar n,URICE-st Ses.yort, On Monday sa-sh ~ rs,s
md us.n1l Il'rtt Madame ssssoh De 81 A|u'es' 7"
~ ~ e fs.J and thofe Of Der ,stsT Mo-. Cesfray
,,,,s,fa, 70 qns.i.d No 70 h.ds7S avsps'
N MOLD, 18Th Inst 3. o'eio,t TIE iancss ~Iv1
isIe Pses the Church d s.; vincent de fsS' - .
OcIocs.
TEFpa Elton euD1sy March Is, Lsnhert n 1redveh
n 70 .Ses fdsss y tie a1sty se Ios2-sJ a'l~
PsnlB CbUrrb. We'd es5aJ, As
tss .ts4A o. without f1rth Ter Invitation.
woOp-ID bis -i,y Monday hs,os a. ser ssors asn
ClGIlet J. Woo, 10 the Am JeaE OF hs.Ss
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e., ,so,. m,ttss shsr ,A'5, xis07: tJs si,ssisa
,,,t Of Sly i,.gsai'y-ihs 5.s,e fll'y ssSar~dt' ne
r.s,ots,,,y apo osB j. soIJr st!s "y ss3aos ne
eu,gu,roe. u !.ssD sr,ss cat. sssre>I IL . 'ssal
ros. f veg tse-. = hu' ltiC Il ssy sooo, CT 'oe VA
t.,ty of tse e'scs szsss.tss ate i osioz 'e.l-
,,u. p,.ir tts, Q, ZINES o. :hs ooarscter pays
b.. ,o,s. b-, rsr i, t1e h,sts o. irooc'n. psus' 80
GOOD yp.i,. the crrp,r.-on Wish u',ers them oa'
tee. IL pripcrle If ho-0r n 70 we'd IL ,ais develop
.r,t .bi.b o.1sot D, gocrei bs tie st.,s Of Cafor
a. without ,er1,-s ie,us1t = 20 --eit AM IsP1's
Ton. The nisesi.f nlfesdy doze ~ So act wnca
lookslbe -sp1iis.ior ca %. be sssiy repaired aai
nsilroarc sful ma. sg ,msEt 70 remove t1s dis
tro,t whic, tSis u,fJ,tnts~ fnArcid hurd-r hA' O.
a.iolei "a. better would, have been fo3 t9e a'e
70 ksve cssanfi ri.hcL. kes.sto1 tie eDEs'qiences
e the gross cglptbty Of rs agents, rather tnsn %
so. Il. crec, - be imp. rsi By ref1sA 70 pay TIE
ovn c.hber...ly issued, t.d p.cpery recorded bond
coupops Uat,. the SAFE Ieosies from the sh.ori,
and sc believe. un;sra5s pos,!oa j; has taken i7e
cont aus1 Gee us b. II he sg1sr degree p'elaft-'
re ID. market y.1e and LED ..soty Of re sc SItes
TIE toal amount 0. re 'rE141l Il issue vii b s
trivial n star il 60 npsr'cr VII the d'cre 81. uufe'
wLi,h the Sta.s Nil ,usr. l: is possoe ths' We do
rot clearly un1erta1i ire position taken by me lfea-
uIer; bot tbtreis1o .1ause e. all events for permit.
til people 10 Deal in the b1nas here, without flly
nCyipg y en- of the facts. Tee Numbers Of PARTON
Of the bo, d. on WI Cd Interest refused we're reported
BY Cozu it,,e OF tae BosIi O. Boxes the nore'rs
a. foloxs: No., . 10 263 b),h 'ucins.ye sSi Nas.
1880 ,36l, &c., 800 800, S aud ,399. This
list embraces ell bu. 3 900 al the go 200 exchanged
and are al that the CoIint:es could ASCERTAIN With
accuracy.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Bank.
prfs1t. the folo~irg aggregates, as compared WITH
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fr Dne. ? rro Of tbs above, 400 on ',st-fen
fr m 'n'ur'nt' CyD2sr3, asd another 400 90 y
WssteIn bsL or
Thee s,.s considerable sc,iv.ty IA al lacs hr
morning bit t.r i, ~ss bnJSn ,5s, t1e rs7. mig
81 go eco Of Government Las Ga 10, ooniog ~
ue'bnhe. TIE Harry sabsidet, .Ij tie maket re-
~ ned TIE s.sy Aov Of tie pa: vse' TIE supply o.
'.Dop. spp.Us 70 be ample q: 4a5 cert P,p-f wss
in rather better supply 70 cay, AID SON. Of '7e b. X
are re- ueu t1er c. lo.,s IL osder % HTes IA Ps?er
sbich Jsy- b.tirr IDteTest
A sale Of $1,000 q = oct Treasury Notes rn
made 10 dsy a. par. Ano1t 100000 OF t7ese Notes
mature curir z the vses, p1ItIon o: which EA be
DE sereo for Ie,np ion and tie proceeds epsce the
coin crsrn from toe bssk vsuts lac. week Tor deposcs
On tee losp T. il rot expected hs' the s-cretsry VII
lue proposals. for the e.s.ue Of Tfessary SOi,s u1t
&c has CTssn down toe pr.ieat Sab Treasury b-snee
ve,y materially. TIE ittse,t on insured Trsssary
Notes csss.s after sixty dsys notice, and ne h,sr
from Weships ION tb,t the Secretary Eli soon give
this rc.lee ccrt6n amount q these Noes could De
reifsued 81 ) y csnt.
TIE baatoes ,uhjsct to drafts in the L. 5 TresSury
OIL tie Oh io,t, we're s7.lss0G. The r.esrp's Of the
ve.l were $5lJ, 900. Toe dEsits pnd Gn ,uuted -
s732 COO 81 the drafts Issued g. 044 co. reduc,oa
Ct s329 CO., az compared with tae Previous week IL
Gu ing 81 go, 600 sceount Of Tie loan.
The bu.ntss OF TIE Clearing H9use today was
| s21 3t3 OcO Letters we're received By TIE Arabs
from ole Of the sngn corps Of the Honi1ras R.l-
road Company that the coutr.ct for the whols w0ik
hsd been taken by Messrs. Faruiss c., st
60 800 GOO As the proposals. for Sub pt!on have no:
yet been prese ated TO tie puzzle we presume tbs co.,
tract uust have been made contingent upon the stock
BEN taken up. Tire English promoters of this scaems
scr.bed when proper motnett arrives l1r presenting
the enterprise 10 lie attention Of the pablo,
The eieame, tomorrow vii probably about 900, 900
in gold.
The following are TIE suoIg L.rd Wsrrlnt aud
Specie quotsti ms for the week cJrec'ed for from
the Iates ounen. at the Baking Office Of Messss.
Thou uson Br.drers:
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B.DL. s.e. havs talen p.ce . .oe s1.nt !. 20 e5
unrket..Pfnoyts4 Jv Tisero15

BALTIMORE, March 5FLou daui HossId Gree. as SIi
Ohio Sc p WHEAT 10 firm ard tie uar.et buoysDt White
81 7oG 4l IS. CORK e1li White TG75 Yellow g. ~
Provisions steady. Bacon sces ;c. Mess PORK SIS 30.
NHIsKY 'tsscy e. 13d19s.
PHhiDELFHrA, March lj.-FLoua dull, but firm. WagAT
,esrc. ssc. u-iuPor.ant. coES Hssdy Yellow e1Gs7c.
WHISKY SsQ2eo.
AuGus1A March H-CorroS advanced ,Isdtly sales 10.
day, 900 bales.
jnCNsAT March tS-FLoVR upchip cd tales q. IS 9j0
g. NskT, % Provisions uIcDsnkd and not nlnS doiGE
sAvASAAH, March H-CoTTcS EaIast ffmi sales to-day,
l,ct1 bales.
CBAELEsros. Mach 3-corTcS br1ysnt; ssss to-day,
$50 hses closing T the better qrs-s
NV. 0RLEASs March l2rhe Tep0its Of CoTTOS %: the
Is GO bales, Ts The ;ota Ills - C4ooo
talCs
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
Cleared.

srslips-chsoresie cT,"t Portland II B; Coou-v9
C.; C,'rr.', Crt,i, aol.y, ssvsrnAh H. B. ensel
Co; ThoL4s. Svsup, Rsms,y, bsn re- X. b. Cfon~ea
sbit-S s9nsue, Gtl-sIc h5;terd,o5 FuncA hstDete.
Bst-EosuoEs. TLcmpscp hs-ia hirsltnd Ven ssoss
Bfjss-Fairy Ntcb, bAlA T. A. Newell s5Dsi Cenics,
An M.cris. aonI,ou U-ntoi; J. NJ sasyer R>es, Pom
Gsprr Ys.ss Po'.eI6ea Co. Belle, "eus Poit 0Aaie
Yst,s, Pcstcrleld 90.
son ouer,-J 8 Cur,, Neksrio-, Goacsster Yorktnvn,
PsrAiLs Cl5sd BOLIVIA Gene NallSoe; g. n Ha.kiDS
Grifrp CLse,tcr. NcCTtsty, Mott Co Baena Nsts
Dcane Boston Bskert Ds-oH - Means Rsaaissoe Geo
fre,o, ssrhoge Avsty;N n saisent srs'n' h,nz .pA
Theufse Iuutsr A. Ncoc. Ctsrnul-r, DuieD, w kfs
W q. BeWsit ue~eu, ft. .vehs James hAaf, sATrsisA
Brown. jacksonville, 4. Boa Co.
steszeT- Bos,op, stJts Priscelphis, =. Perkins.
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.NEW1,IERS.EY ITEMS.

ExcIrISG TmE.-At IL o'clock this morning a
kss sr for SesIs Of es teiot se 70 the
terr oibe KoJsoIe Of the seAm Sas IAd up on 'ue
,ss. I'D. II the Tysr fell oy'bpar5 Toe motler itd sisy
raas The te the bos Sbch osased Al slsfn ata 70 Neiy
,pstc several bats out hbed WIZ boanieh
% every 70 tsse The chtd WLich va o,ps
ssry,eo yeiy IApoy TIE riser By t.org eso Hde
9e uobsY on snb0et 10 psriect feoZg aud me
f.,AeT shouted poll for Ives SAGE ny eaaa Inc cat
By the nccssAt ofahicg OF her
.us ...S Cent Ranz the soop Luct.4 finally reached
hrT 81 bs She he'd bsen csrTn 1' ysrd
tran the place ~teie i.u ,Oafd aHd vas tNcs
tTues Ic,t 10 view. Newark Advertiser, I.esdsy.
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HuoB MttER-The fret Of course Of monthly
Iectarss before the Pilgrims Young Mems Christian
Association was delivered lat evening by the PASTOR
Ut the Pilgrims Church, the Rev. A. G. Pei z, at Con
sirenial Hall, corner Of Egtth avenue aud Thirty
fourth street. The story of the youthful geologst Of
the b, ak rocks and of the shore a, Cronay
was bieEed to with great interest by q respec.ab e
apdsIee.
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CofgEE-Eoi call end TIE make, generally /, n,ove
q y Is,s ST. poui2So - s, ca,h - Java a; Is, and
Flour ASD aEAI-Tbe aqai,y Tor Western Canal Flour
Tor The sons irsde eaea shiy to good Sa11. he
tisde are lesyy tie arrival. hh. me sales $3.50
extra d. ss e9 50 f5r low lfsd,s Il western e.us; ss %
gss tI ,hgFn, ti.nds OF ro.nehoop sx, onioj ss Is
AID o. adss IS ioi st LO sEanaS cs4sdAn foar !, ia
40 NED s,aa,s q .. 90 ~ :" s9sssra Et.eE = less &C
f:Gy led s0d IN steady request The s-vss liberal
80 Is ss Is l .trcSe Ee A ed e Sc
I iaLcy ,d eG.r, tshds bye foar 10 r deED.ad ss IS
fos Jeney s5esI4 f5r Brasdywir..
FlsH-Dy Coo ant s1ksTsl moderately active sni firm;
ti2sd e. end lo DO rrs asr5leha,1 50 2. ssa Of
zee .siisF t.e lt 70 Me-. a. % q 10 - aaa 10 do.
No. q: sW' noe bed hslef Bausi snd Backed Her, 1s
fsulfsNWe st,l Il .ome southern Died Apples s.a
okAETbe nsse j. qutto tsan with rsr N qrry
N5s s It ~ 80 5s m.s :1i as y ai3 M6 20
tlss bHse Lors l.l,Ee q $50 oc,a fsI ni,s hcL
~: bs,h cis1.o e 81 !. fF ,ood s.!oy Is plenty .sa
d,,is t II ssT,,, S sIs !, @
&c r jersey, Sec 90 STATE AID egeel 5E C,ssoisa sod
a.. a.. 100 las =: 5S i.r Wsera q NJ G 9
wti;e ihern, sad rs e ,or so-;,stl iei'w "Ae
rss arr I'm a. lygsll2 Bsst.rJsa PeI Ie 'esiyi
echSY-B.Gs isD eL6TH-s.t, fa1. b..n -l.ds Of 20
bales GInnJ tAs, On private 'eEns 2" DO 40 u, - .ye
HEaPThe inquiry sus limited but prices are
finy .u,ared sale, 81 go bss NauiI. 6is noa
HIOES-kIr qlies e.; ,eaiy oil 100 h4rsa.5o A.
Cts, Eos r,icctrs sS1 AID ~at,r Gans.e1
HOft--ltc teEsA-c q E4CceTAte e. fo1 p.fces.
HOE. ''' u ~ 'As' = y ~''''
LosThs .rie, reper.y Is que: ta. very nm for noe.
otttfl9n X ccnss41tccc o. he sppy VI
cetrcn leg Bs-s we 5ct- saeI of 80 arrive
81 - no. kstsod Ted g. tt9, snd Scotch Pig 81 s3;
Eos sEe6ss as.: g
INDIA buB5ER-We 60 10; Sru Ct any zpo1szt trans
ers II u 10 re tho-sh t.ere Ia e.e- Iee!rs 4
80 lldA ard Para ioirtr Prices fr7y a,t,Eec sad
Csrt,Es1s ulsy b. q1oIed f-rer :. Dc.
LtA1 EEb-The sTke. fr1 IEt lai. bC,ress s t0iag
IL b - ber-ioci ard osk.
LIhS-Ne have lesId 81 ,ses tccsytAe Sc tar
- Sere q. .oc. Tor concl1n No he'd
EOLAesES-EeIJ als tls been Go-s-sses q 80 b5is.
New elee-a A. 81 cis.
NAVAL srokEt-sprss Trrpe=ne i kss sctve, o..
plies src vel Eus,.inEt lie soc q s.pp1s ladies u el
40 lie recsf;s iDrfcs's AID II ptCsf-c' sfe Eo Alt-e
kt1~e ht fTErss tie ek 10 a. CD 5ss ot -elca
able; q 80 bis sf II poor order
at oit- X1e DO :-6c a. 5c tssn sbPp
arm al 81 80 Crude Il In r1caz.r suppy sdd
hrE % % and upssc bot the d,usod lcss mated.
CSmnoo Es,.n ana a; 81 =. 81 - BIT TIE 5-iTe oesld
ssbicss, s-d important s.ats-soas Lave t:1s1rsf
Tie 81 SIC Gph bf s.Ocks Iessr.y
Eal u kHsT Pficts ,ss.si-ed Iss ga 0 zoe
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BY Telerrnph.

BALTIMORE. Mach b-Ar. buk Creole. &c 10 Jsn..f'
via nonas hsrch Left Il the latter port ship Ausa
tem Ro,erc FOR htwYors leahy sssb~a sps,i
SeSd sal IL 10 or days; bsk os. O LsshofD tor s's
1off .a@yi loafiDs ing Santa Gaze, from Ncv-fo1 "
Turs's ls.sIt 20 losc for New York -
OEohGETO~E March l6.-An. Feb. 9, bdg Aas snis.
% ston 90, bark ANA S. hcKinny Rsl,aorei sef JAZZ
Mpor Newport r. IL sd, biis LADpsbtsr "hsos, hSs
Ierf -ih sip LA,Icna, from Calcutta s1th SO c0oes
esileo Is,. b;if ABE, sG..h, Ccbs.
,hOBfOLh, March i5-Ar. IN Hampton Rcsds, srfIs~
par Il days from solSTsToi saP CGo.gs hssHs 40 Az
fIon CaJao.
sAvAEEAH, H.rot N-.ir stip Coasnl, from EyerE'o-
CBARLteToS NaroE iS-Tte steamship Cola DbiA bdb
from S.vYOik, here q. O'Clock Monday evgs.aE
March Il AR. shr sorh Petite. fTohn PfoyfieBo-.
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R<ccjpt. Of Produce,

By HuS on Rney RaEroad fgy ne vesk sfSAy Na,et
y 1859 head Cattle. "a do. Csve, $50 20. sdsep I55
10. Hases 200 %. live Hogs, Us do Creased Hogs,
LIS &c. mutton, pkg Bsctn u psss Butter ISL Pkss
p SO tt Whky s5j b6s ale sod Beer 55i bbs Flour
bb. Apps l2O ban O.,s, rs bush Malt 5,s25 b1ih.
Pee5 s. bush. Potatoes go bales Hay So bales Wool go d5z.
Blooms II Marble 81 iids' La.aeE &C. 72 ss. HlI
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TIE ssAur Union, formerly eagged 10 this knbor 49,
FOR 6sys,,ou barch q fair through tie bsst ses
,be ~ he'd fIesh b,stze from ). H. WITH nesy
viii 10 Pot ibo the Desss brsskwssfn
hsIbor pot way again the th, and had hae
weather except for bour. nom NJ w until te 90 %
when the igb,shp CT Frying Pen Shoals bore w %
wren abe .ucorDtsrscs Teee' gale fcon e. ne ~.
sbng 70 al pCpsof the and very heavy sea
the vessel .borcd h-syy sud leaked CO.'S dsTabgi u
pssee the fsh.Lp and stood 10 for hsrbor and cams w. -
beth Nksr sh= Tode cot until deyBsh, Shs
yst.bed srcor and 10 ssrg The other the cseaa
Jon PED oos ser.oDy burt man, ChsE's HoHhss
M H.. ,nse recovered ard duty Gfer using every eson
were compelled sIp The hsw.or and act inside, the ~
raualy ia corlo pos,oy aoated nsf
.rr IL srtay sn5 rera.ued there uD The 80, vbn ~
,ssr started and bore ssysnLsh 18th pow eesHaG I'D
vi ssl again tee IAN Cor Galveston.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD Dec.
@, lsse .he f-lrt VIII .,ys Chamber 81 statssa
Iisaay Nal frsn At il:l5 n sor PoSshkssps.s SIS
snd L fcr Dobbs Fery q. $50 for slug ga "a
bins tnr and Dotbs Ferry ffans stop a. he WAY s.s
Hsssef ..ken q. Chambers Cacs Chophts saa US"
rr,tSs for Eew.Sork leave Troy ct s;ao and p:0 n
Sis and 5.3 ,. n, and Albany about Is mnutss So -
euntsysGsp .. N ~. SMITH eepesta1seeeA
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MARRIR

RRAELs - LEVI On sopdsy, March rs, by the Rev J.
Woi.u, Nj solomon s;sss TO Mis- Henrietta dsushe
Of Phihp Levi. esq, Al Of his city.
kysHER-PARKER-lnth this city Tuesday morning Asreh
10 BY The Rev Z. T. H0iGtd, o. u, ChGs JAs HGsef .
b. ..,~s.-, -srs-r su Of city.
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Of tie ith, TO Ne YORK and Havana, OF SEJCO0i to
tie fSriLer port, Mexican dollGrs 20 Havana, do1b-
lotur. Tie market h.s been swept Of Spanish aad
Mex cSD d,uboons tie later beirg worth sl' IL Cl'H
when brought hare std cent to our Mat AMI Iecons4
ito eagles q eoir, they lose Z a 10 T. ceIt
TIE Baton Pot Of yes'srj, y ssys:
Money is quiet. and New io.k funds appeNr to he
in les uICeut rtquest Is. the same time Ns@.NoTk
cCItIuss 20 draw specie from Boston, and the oans
count this morning was bg, - Ia ,OOO declne OF
SlZi 90 from FriCsys aggregate.
Judge Res Of r. ylgana delivered the opinion Ct
the suprems Court in tle of the B.tk Of Peonsy
ystia ". SpAelr, which moved toe qie;ton
uhether or Iot tie notes OF thA back were 70 be re-
ceived by its ssguess 10 Fsymen: Of deots due to 1t
The decs il 10 favor If SPsnglsr and to the effect
tLet tue ! @ es must be 20 received.
The aggregate resus Of the February ststemsnts OF
the Soutt Carolina Banks are e. iologi:
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Bcss-vs- Fec STivi.s ,si us3s ea isos. srrrl,s bsy
an ,n.,i..s orr s,or,, ~ Sa'th 5dA l. ne bar oeS
to ..ss of ht cree IA Par eoUsst ~ " bAsf ~
.v.rs. IL ssh Gsis Dunlap y ave. asiss 40
~. Br 'so The receipts via Ss Hesfct
ILL.,
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narset.-e.ssrrlLr ns,0arED 20. "a. \ z rarrs.

IIEsOAf WACh II ItJ5.
AsBE5-Tke usrsst fru fcr Pos IS and lair
eeu.ld. Pew qcis. .. IS Is
CUII0N- Tie market Gu and rather tame sales Of so
bats We ieptst qlotsI0ls;
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The follosrg il translated extract from Decoppet
& 90 g s-m monthly EnrOpe 40 Circular;

EESYoEE March l., l5e-1he buoyancy and activity In
he Sock uske which noced IL Circular OF tn let
" gave way 10 reaction in Railroad Sbsres which doe, not
vel IL Tue fCr sac stocks
Rsited Bonds he heen ieslls desc p.ons
sovauf ed wkie otlep Lave drc.ineo.
Fte tenoT Of tie political received from Eutop. during
Re lat webs has LOT been auce1t decisive - material
affect tie movements Of our Stock ENcnGnge.
STAIt Virgin 6s have ritel u. Tennessee e.
Az tisus 5 Z cent Missouri Is have oecised aud Cal.
The fall the lI.s named tie
refusal BY State ray the interest snail Of
Bo1es oil ss eelcd 70 have been issued improper
fsit
Government 81 Of 1914 have been IN better deuaad slight;
sdyanoe the closing quote JOE 10 lG4
CITY And County BONDS transactions bavs b en-
rodr..e scale sad prrcpsly IL oroob Co. Chicago Ws.er
Loan Louis City 6s ~thoUt n Prices We
,o zoe s1g Of Loui.se O. Rsoed) a. shsht tecne Of
Memphis c. ts eUd oi Milwaukee CITY Municipal 70 o. 10
tie stet u iaiI ipg tie overdue Coupons.
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Movements OF ocean steaIaers.
TO DEPAar.

hNiArusE .LsAssc.
gi,e, e:ll s.tr ......... ST. xcor-sorn.. 4H
HiGs wsTFE rms pAy.
S.rly Ecak.. 5..4 Ccg szno. 6;li deh 0a.e,.... rs
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kfH-Yosk CLASSIFICATION.
Tg1arg, I'll. AgsIl.
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T1al.u..,. se3 so 81 IotA,.....' - % %
by comparing this "iih the statement for January,
we roe the following changes sn Dcres.e 10 deposts
Ct s75 9l IS; in specie Of s207 CO.. %; 10 domestic
excharge Of SOC SIS 81; in discounts Of 1871 III
and decrease in circn alton Of :59, 93J So 10 foreign
.xn- anee of sl23 112 -
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%. c. AEpxRsOH. ALxxAHDnR BAnuLAY
lESTABLISHEDfN ls48.1

BANKING HOUSE, or
u q IL q q. ID X q N Il @ o.
7 HAVE this day admitted 40 . partner In tho
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years). The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the arm
and style of
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. GO.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses liz not
the odest) in Iowa, the new 6rm solicts sontin-
uanos Of furmev patron age liber ally extendsd to
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner wis
RKrRREHcKs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier Co., Bankers, NY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., Phi ladelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, Fuller 3 browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman l. Geipske, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer = RAhn, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton j" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., !" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
jan5d
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What we mean by personal Law, is law
interdicting the free immigration into State
OF any certain class of human beings. The
Legislature Of California passed an act last
year prohibiting the immigration OF China
men. The Supreme Court of that State held
it unconstitutional on the ground that Con-
gress alone could regulate commerce among
the several States.
Taking this view Of the matter, have the
States of this Union right to pass such laws,
or make the provision a constitutional one of
the State, that negroes shall not come into
their State? There arc some of the States
that have such provision in their laws. II
the Supreme Court of California should be
sustained by the federal Courts, then these
State provisions must be void. We ought at
least to hold that good decent niger was
as good as Chinaman, provided the niger
has been raised beyond bis native Ethiopian
degradation, by contact with the higher CIV
ilization of this country. The only differ
ence that we can see between the two classes
of beings is that the name of the niger does
not begin with capital letter, and that of
Chinaman does.-IDemocratic Clarion.
1t seems to us that our Democratic cotem-
porary of Davis county has unwistingly ia
ken heretical position and erred from the
faith of the true Democratic church.
The Democracy do not hold that an Amer
lean Ethiopian, even though he be an intclli-
gent, honest christian man, is Gas good as a
Chinaman." On the contrary, the party
does hold, and the Supreme Court Of the
United States has quoted endorsed and ap-
proved the sentiment, that ssnegroes have no
rights which white men are bound to re-
spect." The difference Of commencing with
capital letter is an ample distinction for
the Democratic Supreme Court to base de-
cision upon, in opposition to the rights of
man and to the personal liberty Of the COL
ored man especially.
ca The negro robbers Of Arkansas seem
to have better success in their efforts than
attended the Missouri rnfians. The Little
Rock Gazette gives the synopsis of bill
which passed the Legislature Of the State:
''They have until January, 1860, to dis
pose OF their property, and make other ar
rangements for leaving. Ii they do not 90
then, it is made the duty of sheriffs to seize
them and hire them out to the highest bidder
for one year, giving them the net proceeds Of
their labor to enable them to leave the State
The bill provides that such free negroes rs
desire to remain, may choose masters, the
County Court having them appraised, and
the master or mistress they have chosen pay
ing half their value into the common school
fand OF the county,
Of course Gil the likely negroes will be
compeled To chooae maatera or he sold into
slavery.
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TMo R19hce OF wales M tho Vatican.
The correspondent Of the Morning Post,
dating Rome, Feb. 9th, says:
Your readers, will doubtless, be interest
cd in having the earliest intelligenoe OF the
Prince Of Wales's reception 1T he Vatican;
visit From Prince Of tho blood royal Of
England to the Pope not having taken place
for some centuries, with the exceptions OF the
exiled family Of the Stuarts. The express
desire OF Her Majesty having been distinctly
made known That everything connected With
the formality should be conducted in as pri !.
vate manner as possible, the Prince Of
Wales went yesterday morning to the palace,
accompanied by Colonel Bruce, Mr.. Odo
Russell, and the members of his suit, to pay
his respects to the Pope, into whose presence
be was conducted by the Commendatore Dat.
ii, merely preceded by two Swiss guards.
His Holiness rose on the entry OF the
Prince, and coming forward 70 the door Of
the apartment to meet him, conducted him in
the most affable manner possible to seat,
and entered into conversation with him In
French, with that benignity Of address which
makes so strong On impression upon all who
are presented to Pho Mono. Colonel Bruce
was the only person present at the interview,
which was brief, and limited to compliment
airy expressions and subjects Of local inter-
ests, but perfectly satisfactory to oil parties.
On the Princes rising to take his leave, tho
Pope conducted him again to the door with
the same warmth Of manner which he had
had testified on receiving him.