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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17
FUTURE DAK-

R{ A. GREEN, AuctIonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
u hssoRTMENToF FANCY DRY GOoDs, RIBBONS
Lagos, Sc.-On THURSDAY, 18th mat, shall
Ell DIV virtue OF a deed Of trust duly recorded, Fl
the fancy and trimming store Of G Gorge n C,ssid,
20, fennsy wanna avenue, between lOi h and IN n
SIS a. ~ CLOCK a. M, and cont.ue from day to day
nhtu al are sold. large assortment Of Fancy
Goods, ribbons, TrlmminEs, &c.
Also, a arge assortment of superior Fashionable
Handkerchief, 90.
Terms: All sums under So cash; over SO cred
it off and 90 days for notes satisfacoriy endorsed
bearing interest
RICHARD III, LASKEY, Trustee.
J7l4 A GREEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

DIED IN JAIL "A man named John Fisher, a
Sso,chman, who was put In Jail about week
since to await the action Of the grand jury on a
charge OF larceny, died there yesterday Of con-
gestion Of the lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17
By A. GREEN. Auctioussr.

TRUsTEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE REAL
i fsrGTE-By virtue OF a deed Of trust bearing
date Of June 1857. ana reco ded among the land
records of the District of Columbia, in 0 iber j. A
81 No. 49, foios 2S 24. and 25, viii sell at pubic
auctI"n. on THUR DAY, 9Th day OF January, 1859,
alta 90 ock p. IN, fro.t of the premises all thai
certain lot parcel fsnd ing and situste in the
city OF Washington. and marked and desgnai ed in
square five hundred aud sixteen (5I6 y sald lot is
situated on the north side of street north between
feet on 4 street by depth II47 feet TO a 50 loot
alley.
-rms: One fourth cash, and balance In eoual
payments, with interest at g. r. and Is months the
sotes ior the deferred payments to be secured BY
deco OF trust upon the property.
Terms of sale To be complied with in five days
otherwise the trustee the right reese at
the risk and cost of the purchaser.
Al convey AMONG at the cost of the purchase.
ANDREW WYLlE. Trustee.
"a l4-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

A TISK ARTICLE Of English cracknelis can be
found At the Philadelphia Confectionery, Sis
Pennsylvania avenue, between Second and Third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

The FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY give their
thirty second annual ball, in celebration of the
birth day Of Or. Franklin, to. night, at Philhar.
monte Hall. When the executive committee saw
that II will be their endeavor to make this Bali
surpdss any other heretofore given by the Com
pany, IL is all that need be said we Imagine IN
crowd philharmonic Hall with the beauty and
gailantry Of the city. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

FUNERAL The Odd Fellows OF Excelsior
Lodge No. IL, and the Stone Cutters Associa.
lion, (without music, at the request Of the family
OF the deceased,) yesterday afternoon attended
the funeral Of Mr.. John Bruce. After the fune-
raj services at the Est Washington Baptist
Chufch, The corpse was conveyed to the Con-
giesslonal Cemetery, where the ritual Of the |
U; r was read by Chaplain G rant. The un-
dertaker was Mr. Frank L. Sands, and his duty
was performed In highly crcditable IN IN ner.
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Departure Of the Ni,,,,.,,.cs,

SAVANNAH, Jan IS Gen. Ward len ,es,,,d,v
on me steamship Augusta for New York, en- rou,,
.oi Cnlha Ihe whArves were densely crowded
TO witness bis erhbsrkstion, and the Ch,ths m
artillery fre salute the Aug usts len her docS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

CIRCUIT couRr--rhe January term OF the
Circuit Court began this morning, Hon. Judges
Dunlap, Morsell and Merriek on the bench The
morning was devoted to the business of calling
over the Trial docket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17
Alexandria Grain Mark
bsltimere M.rL~s.

:, y; enxASbRlA, yan.I7 -wheat-Sales Of whit
3"asl IS; red sI2
"-Sa'es Of new and old white az 7sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

CORRECTION In our notice of the death Of
Mr.. Hilton, residing on street, on the island,
on last Thursday, in consequence of being acct
dentaily struck on the head by block OF ice,
we stated that he left one infant child We now
lrarn that he left three small children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

In TIE COUNTY Court at Alexandria, on Sat-
ufday, VIM johnson, who was found guilty Of
neglieentiy suffering prisoners to escape from
.ne county jail, OF which he was guard, appeared
TO receive the Judgment of the Court, which was
days " -"
Ihls Court, last week, upon a representation
tnat some OF the prisoners confined in Jail wee
des itute Of proper clothing, directed that the
Jili'f should procure such clothing as was neces-
saIy, al cost not to exceed ten dollars each for
such prisoners as were in want
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

The LECTURE, tonight, at the Smithsonian,
by Mr. Comingo, will, undoubtedly, be very in
teresting, as that gentleman has lately visited
Rome and collected a large amount Of new and
important information respecting It,
Mr.. Comingo also lectures on w ednesdsy and
Friday OF this week, and Monday OF the week
after, the whole forming complete course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

SEE rHx announcement elsew here Of sale at
Philips gallery Of beautiful paintings water color
drawings &C., &c. r..r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

Crow HILL ON SUsDAY.-The Crow hill iu-
vrniles yesterday were amusing themselves by
throwing stones at each others heads, and exer
c:sing their voices in boisterous shouts In mimic
battlrs. This practice school OF rowdyism is
composed Of delegates from the Juvenile gangs
known as Snakes, Snow-Balls and Aliigaiors.
Tue police very properly dispersed them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

n ADJ rs, BRAIDS, Flats, Curls, Half W gs,
IL and Pufs az 6lBBS'S, u1ar corner Of lcth &c.
md Pennsy vania ayennes d2Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

The GEORGEIowx CITY GUARDS give a grand
military and civic ball in that city TO- night, N,
PomPean Hall, Union Hotel The known gal
Iantry Of the Guards, and the far-famed beauty
and intelligence OF the Georgetown ladies', in
sure large and brilliant Assem- oldge or course
many Of our Washington beaus and bell s w i'll be
there. See advert. sPment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

Of the ~ Jan l7.-Tbe New MerIcsn mali
count.-.s M has arrived. The mail partv ep-
be- s Dad roads OF tie route-noisin -
oSho MISSING EaaA party from Ne
Gov. Rencher saw. IN
tne srmistice with the 49,. "e<sge tn.t
~ r. s a. - oaes not provide Tor the snr,s.xss
" The e ooma',,., OF Msi Brooks negro
erty taken during the war. ma nv. o. an prop
OF a ilne, east Of which the NAVAJO. .n.n nj
pIaht or grats their sock No p~.cs s.I, no.
cohsumma,ed except upon these terms 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

TO SEE WELL ISALL IMPORTANT.-Ths
suoscrlber's assortment Of Spectacle and Eye
Oasses 10 now com plete, and his kno Wedge of the
principles iryoved cnables hin TO adapt them to
any eye that has none but natural defects.
Z. X. LUNDY.
---- $50 Pa. ave-, National Hotel Buildlns.
jaI1-1W (States.l
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I'HE FANCY BALL, metrieal description n
,a.o ancy BAL given az Warrington. april sth
suarto; printed on tinted paper. Price o. So Fol
saleat FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore.
jas So Ia ay. betW een at h and lofh an.
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CHARLES MADEs,
" lSUccEs.oR TO b. ScHAp.D
Corner Of ThiTd StTtsf AID Pena Avenue.


Just received. . magnificent lot Of ENGLISH
ENGRAylNGS, framed or not; also, al kinds Of
PlCTURE and LOOKING GLASS FRAMES.
at wAGNER'S,
de1-u sH Pa ava n, pnsits EIrt woods'
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One DOZEN Assorted PIANO COVERS,
~ Two dozen assorted Stools.
Just received at
ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
TIE CONGRESS.

dispstch from Paris states that according TO fels
bic intelligence the Austr IN Government had refused
the proposition that Baden should be the Ploos OF
meeting for the proposed Congress. The French Gov
.rnmtIt s sd 10 have consequently left the choice o!
the town TO Austria eservirg only the condition thai
Il must be in communication with Paris by railway aud
telegraph.
The Dresden Journal states that the FIVE powers
may be regarded having sgreed to the preimit aries
OF the Cousres that the day of meeting will probably
be April 3Otb but that the place Of meeting remains
unsettled.
A dispatch from Paris, dated Friday, the LIST, says:
"Tle following is the present position of political
affairs: Piedmont is not to be admitted into the Con
gress as one of the Great Powers Austria and Russia
having formerly protested against her admission On
sny oster te us than those allowed TO the oher laan
States The same two Powers have aso demanded
that Piedmont sbOud Dot be suffered to enter the Con-
grefs imms diately on it's commencement, and. as a
matter Of course should only be pemted to take part
jn the deliberstiGn when called upon to do 80.
"Tne preliminary conditions on which Austria
Issts ren6er it euen doubtful whether the Congress
will be feasible one Of the conditions being that Pied
mont thOui dissrm, which she positively refuses
TO CO."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
FRANCE.

TIE Paris letter writer's we're mani. eIgrosseo WE
speculaions az TO Count CsvOurs vst and its cnnse
querces He ie reported to have reached Pans 10 OF
doubt sra msgIvirgs; but, after bis interviews WIN
the Emperor lie became qnite baoysut, and, accord
ing to run or bad declared that be had then no sPpe
heDson Of the future, end, IN fact that he vss mas
ter Of the situation" CayOur wac believed 10 be benz
on war and it reported that ne would NOT leave
Paris till the admission OF Piedmont to the Congress
wss settled vi way or the other.
The review Of the army Of Paris hsd been dehuitNiy
61ed for Snnosy the 81 April All the regiments
woud BE- compete every recruit having been c.ued ig
II !. said that all officers in Pans % lsiVe Of 90
eenee had received orders b JOIN Their regiments.
The Pa IL Sftcie sUggetts tuat the queslon OF gar
or peace houl1 be submitted 20 the vote OF the nation
TIE Italian refugees in Paris had, oy deputslon,
emp iuenred NJ, CaTOdr, ard assured nic OF t1en
syn PUTTY for bis cause. Nj. Cavou received the
oepltstion very gracousy and assured them that ae
wss perfectly satisfied Wih the result OF Ole yis. 10
Paris.
The Psris correspondent Of The Daily Nsics ssys
that rot stbsten the accelerated and notorious
preparators for waf the French journals have greatly
moderated their tore end IN II this he's been dUae
sp invitation from the Minister Of the Interior.
Tie eli .is monthly return Of the price o. wheat
Throughout France SHOWS the average 10 have been
~ l7lc per bectoiirebeiDg decline OF @ on the
average OF tbs previous month.
second civisiOn Of the Army Of Algeria was short
II expected 70 sIrive a. Msreillss.
Tie Paris B. mse on the Goth snd 3st vas dull and
rather lower bat on the Let it became ted aGd rm
at an &C vance OF per cert. TIE Three per Gents
closed 81 6S 80 for money, and 68 40 for account.
Count Cavour left PARE for Turin on the 3Jth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

sres.o II c. 900 oNo Bat fcr the falling on Ct Dse-S
fYs nioLs IN the iDcosns tsx there E0ei5 nave oeh
a rosii We iLeTssSe m toe revenue oi 1-TV,'D'.
The custous retuiLs chow ineesse On me year o.
fully q 10000.
Ibe tria Of 6ftse, persons charged With being ne n
bers Of the Pb0bx Cnb-sn illegal society n
enced 1T Belfast on NE 3lsi sod Ia Kerry the se'ond
trial of Daniel sihvSu tue Jary hefg anAoe - agree
On tie brt oooss on vas again IN progress.
S-rous ri "a had occurred iA Gslshy on he ocean IN
~ lecture ~ Signor tiavszEi. Tne lectcrer hsd -
hso b. fore mob Of excited Roman Catholics. a nlHi-
Der OF Posstsn, olrrsymen ami others received &C.
were tIeatil,nt st She ha,ds Of the mob.
Bslfasr, Fildsy ui.ht The Jaiy, II the sedhon
trials, are mable 10 agree upoa verdict, and ale
pow locked up.
IRALE. Fri6sy.-Q.riel Sullivan hes beer 'ounc
GUILTY, az seJtsnCed 20 ten years penal serVltaie.
fearful explosion bad taken place ~ Cnfiis
Haryey's gunpowder works, ~ HoGnsov, near Lon-
con. Seven men were in,,anty hlei, and m sry more
were wounded.
The City Of Bsltu ore brought on. late telegram,
bre fly amour that the Marquis OF 4t-ri"Ia ni
been killed while hunting. The catastrophe occurred
near CaInck.on.Sor, Kilkenny. The Marques horse
fell al sman fence, add he was tbrosn with 10 gres,
apparent V ,oeIes upon h's besd. he Tss, hoSsv-r.
found 10 be UNCONSCIOUS aud oied n soeu. III unatee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
pEFEAT OF THE DERBY MINISTRY,
The Peace Congress Doubtful Matter.

TIE Royal Nsil steamship Earopa, C'Pt' Lsi'en'
- ;eh allied from Liverpool Al $3.50 on the morning
efbe ID April, srivea here early on Monday m'rAins
Aprlls. .,,-...;.sd
Pie steamship Prince Albert which was sdverl''eo
4. k.ys Galway for ST. Johns, N. F., alec on the "a
nt. had TO be detAiIed for repairs, AMI her dSy OF
S.p.rtsie had b.sn postpOSed till the 9th.
The steamship Bren en-, hom Ne"-fofk, arrived a.
x,,th.n,,,on On the morning Of the 3lst hsfc1.
Its sa,sd that the steamers belonging to tao Law
.,,.ool. Se..York and Philadelphia steamsbip Com
nav. !" will henoeforth make Queenstown Ireland, q
port Ct cal
The United States frigste Macedonian remain'd az
Alexsrdris on tae 18th March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
R;...r,,.... Spence & Co... Circular.

p.- y,,s,7l LIVERPOOL. Aenl 3, ls59.
coTroS shsre hs been fir % business dous th'
e,tp s1.n ne euotacuL The de 1snd ~. oeen osshy on
sr.s-s # DADs snc Up.ancs ether fnis berg
,ouus w.. 10 hsnshsi-f COOS contous DE-
nr,,, ard Vans also rIbsr lower Main G. O!esns
It'd Noble re Upltuos ll6d q 10.
bI.aosTUTTs- arrivals tns ll9le CARERS
he's iSi7 B, F0ur 81 quser Nhest T. N seltllm
IS rtr.,. Wtesi IS bb Flour fom Hond, isS1 anSte.
beat 10 i quarters C0n nom he hea'esIean asd bAeh
SsA -. -. g..
dsy VI. ssz7 quarters, Assi A. ltssO q1srte a.
a 2 in ne coireiponeios s,et Of isss year
he Corn usse Tuesday nas generally ruled Gull To
.r., r,ia irsnsasor, there chs, toe quoAtou,
u1kh Sfs-u srAT. Bed, Ch.sGso and Milwaukee, 1855
lrdsA SGg'i Wlits Western, 7Glo soainern, II a
rs FlouR 10 az bDIAs Coss, fslow, sisc'. liz
Matte fd74 4 ceutsL ..
sIEF !, fiu 40 has broush ADVICE II; 6dS = eree
e reaching ~ erces the best qualities co1iiape
scarce. &C xo1ld D ing @rtIsme rstes ~ ,
bar,ls Ven bru1ts" sold a. Y. g. tut toe ee
m, Svsry 81 W hbb oeins preferred. r., ....u - !.
B.cos- There i Gti htte inquiry er American an
the ysu- 10 un.teee 50 boxes CunbeIiud C4 have sssn
foio ~ e. tcut .-..---
LaED-TLere are tsrssc:.ons 70 reFoE, AID suason'
cute ToutnsL - l. 49,
To- son during ne has been du out nloses
9TH rather more stesdins 81 - spot and nonTa %
NAY q JUne, fr Z. '. l.. 1870,
a. 40 A. cxt In seer KINDS few sses have been maize g.
s66lli Tor MEDIUM and IS Ga g for tpe.
sIsE meets slow isle AZ for coarse ground Phusieipnn
and Tor tine.
s,,ps-p Cov-T further rsDsion have taken ps.e Ia
Lotd9r the ,-.ns little hrDe but egyet DO not - y-
me fiw ,ro Here to-day bags obetsd az snc
ot SitndIs1n - tBs nave been 'oa
S. Tbs ,rv.l Of Timothy per iura, va asa oHrl-o $40
few bss .5d The remainder bel bsd FOR AZ .lys]e
{ AZ Seed. sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
The LATEST PER EUROPA.
TIE POLITICAL CRISIS.

LOsDoS, Saturday, April ,, 1889.
Tks LcHd0n TINES ssis It stated lac; bgl thst
in very high qusrter there existed very strong feel
ing that general election was the proper solution OF
toe officially. Tie pies usy De thst th- Psrsmsnt,
which reforms issf should be elected for the express
pn1pose ard tnst great responsibility should be
tbroFn on the constituent boJyi bur thus far, the
present House has shosn isek quite - competent 10
dfcus AMI settle the question any other House t5st
mig ~ re eurped. general election If slrays 81
evil EVIL be great EVIL how, without necessity,
without reason WIKI Lsrdy pr,tesss. Il Is st.tei,
indeed, that, giving way apparently to resentment,
nntsrs are received to stand their ground TIL placed
in minonly on direct question Of e0u6dence sni in
btt Gaze 70 appeal 70 tie people. In other words tbs,
ttey viii 10. rsssr without q dissolution.
ne Dzily Ner, ssys tsG. 5 meeting Of Lori Der
by's supporters has osensunnonsi Tor clock tOIsy.
Il eopJse.ar:s tast Lsr Majesty must have .sdsued
sns special g'oOrd for aesta,rg TO accept the resig
ssion o. MiniItsrs tstre probably few ;alDss
wash tie Co-,: il kss sisPSses 70 view n,th favor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

Avs-yi,. sAouIa be sapvsrsed in caso with whioa
C.,,osnv has little concern. Russias conduct" cef
t,inlv no, very friendly toward Austria Ihe re
,,,.b,,o Gss,ns has psbli,bed several hostile aru-
,Jo. ,osio,t her one Of them winding up WITH the
following words;
.sNoreovsr. let n no, forget that the Emperor OF
che E.rob hss gone too far - Tscede; u Fou1 De sh
el incompatible eth bis chsT8ctsr ana IlRoly were
me- "a do 40 Let ne also remember that IT, Ht the com
.nCeusnt OF the present century, France, notwith.
stapdipe Der revolution end her want OF money sn1
uep Was able 10 make head against tn, whole oil Ia
zone ,ok tr0uld she net be capable Of 0csier9g Eft
a., is accom- pani>d BY me cisb,e 'y@Dat.y IF Ra'sa
and Of every uObe heart that dstes tia welfare OF
bumsJity p
Nor is the following reasoning OF the sane paper
lees important
"Iet us admit that Austria consents TO create dan
ger a. home and eil gfsut political rights 10 LON
hardy ~hAt vii result tbeTe!roml FirSt ~ all, Hun
eor1 then B1l6miG and ne Selav1ntc pr0rtsets riH
ds,re 10 &c treafed ~ less fgr0raty haa Iy aHdby
etT otrn agitation tih 0gRraDls tee internal disssH
,LOas Of areJe. Austria hesped 10 the measure
of Fay's patience by political coId duct for these
Eve-sndOrY yesrs; che longer hope 10 acquire
ary fympshy there; snd should she take the pain OF
coIcessonr, TIE demands uade viii increase 70 Inc
uaxiuun OF the question, which is the complete IL
dependence Of Italy"
II such language is tolerated By the censorship
Of the Car, the prospects Of pes'ea'ie settle
ment Of the It.lisn difficulty by the proposed Con-
ere,s are certainly not the brightest and failS
ip.,ify the alarm Of the mcreyed classes all over
Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.
A BLoCKADING SQUADRON SURRENDERED.
Ter, Oar tl,lu rt.sp

A BLOCKADING SQUADRON SURRENDEhED'
From Our Own c. Tssp1ndeot
san FRAScIsco, March 2l-ll:3O 9. n.
The mail steamer called two hours ego. We nave
jUst received ness that Csot. Curry Of the Bnnah
frigste Alsrm hAs seized feet Of tie ysssIs oeong-
ing to the Constitutional psry, and eng'ged 10 block
sdrg Mszstan which port is in the possession OF me
Church patty. This feet bsd captured asio'a
achooner with some copper on board belonging "a
foreign house in Uaz.tlsn. The owner of tue copper
der1 sp3ed IL.
Ire admiral" of the fleet, Mr.. Noror, refased
to i've up the copper uoder the preteIt ths' 'ao
met.l 4 sent ashore, would be taken BY me o'nse
psity ard used TO make balls. Tnersu9on the Asfn
sailed in among the blocksiers, ordered them sa !"
surrender, which they did, aid then ne put hn m'a
aboard Of them end took them all into sszrlsh.
Morton has seven little yesseb, ssveu Little guns $40
100 ren Admiral Notion. His fss-ship '''
schooner I.urbde, Of about 60 TONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

'ks toss r.bst ~htoa' iapl7s.nssti psi's ts.-i A.
Vb.,. sTGf5l, Rcd. IS a4.i. laos "a fair .m.nd sne
IsthsI aLbef hss IS ~ ihl Bars Il @te 81 sUStt
.p. - a. Z es--a hIHi IA. arm 81 f1 0s, C,osoe
IN sTFfrs 1UsFssrNE sse.tT a. ~ TbLLow hrm a.
las3 OF v r. Co'FEt very hfn, sers streBr eened ~
N. .evsnse obsinsd DsLeh Cnmpshy. large 'ses u
EsiHa LfssEED CAKES y tooa demand NJ" J on ~ p
GGiB lai; Bottom bs,s 60 49, GtN. stsH OiLs nfm
Sr.lm s,ai,e o. 4Ho LSsEID Or siessJ q; 81. AieE
NY duh . =, % -,
U.vRT NARKEr week ending March 30 lrclosivel
-GoTrov i've ,Ld fully lG2 hitber s.-. q ~ Seet
l4gn bGs, the mAbet cosiE FUN al l7io' S-E- Oilsss
add q fer Be; stock nsnh ~ 400 oErAe
s1rTFs 6aI favoiips bu,-u AsHEs-Pgs flrsaef 40
,ae.a - az a .5f; Psars eul Coffee ysTy aaus e.
, e.cdeay dearer Ons in huil,4o demand a. pre'ous
s,ie. HIcE IN less eqaeit bus s;,sdY suG.s aall ana
80. t.r,y maintained. TALLsw 10 LAED Gull aud u1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
INDIA AND CHINA.

The details Of the pess received by tbe rnsis from
Calcutta Of the 24th of lie brusry and from Hong kcb
TO the 18th Of February aGd little Of interest 10 the
telesTsphic accounts arescy published.
The United states frigste Germantown snd toe
stesmeIs Powhatsn and Mississippi we're a; Hong
Korg.
In the exports Of tea from Chilz 70 Toe United
States there Increase OF 1000 he. over tue
same date last year.
Toe fnar cial embarrassment Of the Government is
the principal topic Of newslrom India
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
COMMERCIAL INrELLrGESCE.

LOSDoS MONEY AARKET.-OO Wotfes1ay, Mfch
The silck Exch,gs exhibited dol ard do0pHs ssnden5s
boz without mser csaGs In quotsioaa On the SIS! -
r,aIktt trued heavy and C0n,c, wsy pceot Ag
the usstt sieacy notwithstanding the joyeTnnslt c.
feat tols closed 1881 Or nUEey and
Mercy j far ecmaun pr rutss
TIE Aisuce french aud Ii. ish Bank 70 c
ius NJ IL fad Mr. S.osss Ge-ant &C.
PSF ed seIica m confession
bd. hat ell orf oitoTs v5Dd be paid
The sna Of England hae .oit s2So65a specie auls Il
week
American Fss!es, 70 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIES -Nessrs. D. Bell Son 81
Co report fopoWt:
We cb,usa % notice IN The msTkes or American
Securities 1IsnsstoDs during the ~sek have oeeo oDg
limited eNent sud chiefly ~ tie Federal five l.
4 nj B.t IA fla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
PRUSSIA.

A1vicss from Berlin stste the. the Pflysian Gov
ernu.aIt intends demanding from the Chambers a
credit OF twelve DihoLs of thsers Tor nsressps the
navy and Improving the defensee o. the coast. Of the
Baltic and Cf the North Sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
COCHIN CHINA.

Tne accounts are 10 Jsnuary 80. The French A I'M
raj had proceeced With the hota TO GO nmerce opera
toI m The south It ssid that ne Intended 10
sttsck Saigsb town which ia regarded ss the gran
sry of the uliry on account Of tue large usle IN
,fe carried on from i, 70 Gains. Hcus was 70 de %
teged az soon the expected reGr'ocements arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
TURKEY.

Conatsntirope journals oOrtirm the statement tuas
20 bsitslioDs OF troops and 81 guns hsd been de
patched 20 Shuma, and that another dlSlsoa wodid
follow The Grad Fizier was very III, end his retire
u,ut MAS eIDeCed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
PARAGUAY.
HIGHLY INTERESTING LETTER.

FT1m Ihf COMMUNION, dpFII 10
In the absence OF Official inform from our CIm
missioner Mr. Bowlin of the settlement Of our diff
cutes With Paraguay are permitted to publsh s1'
tracts from private letter, received by the President
from that gentleman last evening, which gives "a &C
count of this happy result. The letter b highly in
tsrestiDg