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T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. IL.

T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOk DEC. H.
The NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
w.sk ssnisins the following;
I..LEADIHG ARTICLES: How to Save the Union
How shall Agitation be stayed and the Union Pre-
seredi :. MAT is tho Quss,iog, M sPesksr !"
nsisni Po.,,,roe % Ds.po,is rhe DI.ors stioa;
s.veholdins Ansvsr to Antislsyery faessi Ed
torisI .rsxr.yhs.
uRgvfEw or THE WEEK: Giving in esuass.sA
sod son,piesso, form The I-ts: .Id & ..s "a Msrsr..s
the United states. Mexico ard South America
uI..EEw PUBLICATIONS; An Overland Journey from
hev;fork 70 san francisco in the so@msr Of lass
IVA PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF COOKERY, Pre-
pared for The n Y. Trisone bJ an American Hssss-
v..UEIrED STATES TREASURY ESTIMATES
FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAB.
yI..WEEKLY REVIEW OF PArEsrs
yIiPLEAsUREs OF TRAVELLING IN THE 60UTHi
lrioslstions Of Conneciicu, BOOK Agents.
VIII..vIRGIsIA AND TIE TRIBUNE.
x..THE Tribune IN PENNSYLVANIA
x..THE BURIAL OF JOHN BROWN The Passage
OF Mr. hekia and NJ Phillips sp-s-l Ccrs-
spondsnse Of The n. T. Thbuns-
X..LATEsI SE"s RECEIVED OF rELEehAPHi
Prom Washington From Charie-tovn
NI..FRoa TnE ROCKY MOUNTAINS: correspoud-
encs Of he y. y. Tribune.
XIII BANisHMESr OF scHooL-HtsTREss.
XIV TBIRTY-sIkTH CONGRESS -FrRsT Session:
Proceeding n the ssHsse snd House u Representa-
xv..PERsoHA-
xyI..PoLITlCAL
XNH..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
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XIX. MISCELLANEOUS.
xx..AARRIAGEs AND DEATHS
XXI..CALIFORSIA MARRIAGES. AND DcATHS
xxI..TRE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR iec0.
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Paper in the eousry and .Ocres,ins rlore rapidly
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER:
SERMON BY
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LETTER FROM ITALY FROM
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THE CRAFT IN DANGER,
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HELPERS BOOK, SENATOR ASHLEY. se.,
From Our Washington Correspondent
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il MEMORIAL OF WASHINGTON iRViSG.
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NJ irsines Liessy CaTe- by z. A. Duyeknck ESQ Ofsi
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THE RIBUNE Al MANAC

Il Fur I~<sU,
VII be issze< aDo1; Christmas, and VIII contain;
The sra.l ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS snd CAL
ENDARs.
CONVENIENT OF TIE UNITED srArEs-Eassstve,
Lsss.us-, AID Jsshei.L
CONDENSED STATEMENT OP THE IMPORTANT
ACTS VI IHE xxxtih CONGRESS, ~ II 5ecsnd 5sssssn
AO tbs h-Ioy Important bs which we're nz0dase4
esi <isa "
A bkIEF sKETtH Of The sse WAR ~ ITALY
RETURNS W ELECTIONS In al the States nos4ins Gen
duruz ye- 1859 carefully eopsd expressly
for TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC saa compared wfaA fsrSss
slsst;ons for reference
LIST Or 81 'TE5-Capzts.s, oorernou Times 81 Hoae
hs eensr.I Elections ana L-p.isuve Sessions, &c.
Tax POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. oy sss.es, 10
,hs yesrs lss isSs and lass and 0hsE interesting pseA -
rsueA
Pree pos,re pxsp.d ,ne soFss 10 cents ASsriosn css
II ussfi-s, 81 leD sSPass sa
II .sns By EIprs.s - Per slcei IS sosses for eL
orsss seeeDp~zsed ~xh TIE ss.n, rvspeetay nScs'se
Ad1rsss HORACE GREELEY q Co,
Trihu-s Baa4iH<s Hev- 7osk
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

u.
COFFEE.-There has been no movement to-day in
Coffee so far as we have heard: The "Wm H. Newman
from Rio which reported below yesterday has come
up hut her cargo is not yet the market With the
cepton OF this cargo, there is Rio Coffee here in first
rates, viz: at II for fair Rio II for good do
II cts fr prime do l2Gl3 cts for Laguayra, and Il
FLOUR.-Flour is firm, and prices have decidedly
upward tendency There pretty active inquiry
Flour this morning and sales reported Change
500 bbls Howard Street Super Sc l2k 100 bbs Ohio
do also at S6l2k and OIL 800 City Mills at So per Dbl
All the Howard Street Super that offered at SO l2b
up close could not have been bought
at this figure Ohio Super closed firm at Sc 2k, and we
quote CITY Mills do. at So for good standard and So so
s. per Dbl for fancy brands Extra Flour is also firm
We quote Ohio Extra to-day at S637 65O for regular
brands Howard street do. at Sc 62k d7 and City Mills do
at s675a7 for regular shipping, and s775 per bb for
ton has been advanced today 25 cts per bb Rye Flour
IS still firm at 81 so and quote Corn Meal before
1913 for baltimore, and 81 per bb for Brandy wine.
FAMILY FLoUR.--The for Family Flour have been
advanced to-day % per Dbl, and quote it at
1873 for Baltimore S. 25 for Old dominion and IS rs per
Dbl. for Wechs.
GRAIN.-Grain of all descriptions continues buoyant
especially Wheat and Corn There better supply
Corn at market to-day than there has been for
days past the receipts reaching nearly II
the parcels received were sold at 75G79 for white and
rs dS0 cts for yellow. Wheat is firm li5G150
good to prime reds and 40 GlS5 for strictly
prime whites There about $500 bushels market
this morning and most Of it sold the
There 200 bushels Rye and about $500 bushels
received day Rye is firm at 90 cts for Pennsylvania
and Oats sold at Hast to good Maryland
and 5OG53 cts for good Pennsylvania
MOLASSES.-There has been movement in Molasses
to-day so far as we are advised New Orleans ia held
firmly at 10 cts and we auote new crop Porto Rico t
36a37 cts and crop Cuba at 26d27 cts for cayed
and 32 cts for Muscovado There is A fair SUNNY Of
Moasses here but the stock is not heavy.
Observation-Disclosures continue inactive and al
though have change note since Yesterday in the
rates, all varieties heavy prices have rather
downward tendency. We note sales to-day 75 hhds
Bulk Meat at 64 cts for Shoulders, So cts for Sides,
and 81 cts for Hams and Of hhds Bacon
at 75sd7A cts for Shoulders 95S 94 cts Sides
lot of 10 hhds Bacon Sides sold yesterday at 9b
cts. Regular Western Bulk Hams may quoted at
9GD94 cts and we quote Bacon do as ranging from 10
to Is cts We hear of transactions day in barreed
Pork Beef or Lard We quote Pork as before at SIS so
for Mess SIS 5oG6 for Prime Mess S13 5Oa14 per Dbl
for Prime; Beef at Ssd9 for Prime; S1od12 for No
and Sl2d4 per bh for Mess; and Lard at 12d12A cts
for Western Leaf in bbS and erces and 13 kegs
RICE.-We continue to quote Rice ST adv at 8 hG3Z
cts for good and "A 4 cts per h. for prime
but advised of any sales today worth noting
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Number last Wednesday, do 2430 head
Sold to butchers at Bergen, New jersey, 600 head.


Number last Wednesday, do, 243O head ....
Sold to butchers at Bergen, New jersey, 600 head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March 2-Eyeninp
There nothing doing in Quercron Bark to ay and st
No. ] is held at S33 per ton without finding BUYERS
The cotton market has been more active to-day, and
about $50 bales have been disposed of at previous pr
ces mostly uplands at equal to l2Hc cash. for midding
fair.
In Cioverseed there is very little movement holders
generally asking 81 for good lots but the only sales
hear of in small way from wagons, at $3.50 per
bushe Timothy and FaXseed are unchanged
There very little export demand for Flour but with
continued light receipts and the advanced rates ruling
put up their prices 12k d25 per bb again day
Sales include about 1900 bbs good superfne, mostly W.
b Thomas, at SO 25 which is the general asking
rate for standard superne 400 half bbls do at
the pair 500 bbs extra at Sc 80 and 900 bbls Ohio
extra family at S675 per bbl 600 bbs Brandywine also
sold at private bargain The retailers and bakers
buying moderately at the above figures brands
at s79775 per bb Rye Flour is frmer, with sales of
800 bbls to note at Is per bbl Corn Meal is steady
with further sales of 400 bbls Pennsylvania Meal at
50 62k bb and 500 bbls Brandywne on terms kept
private
In Wheat there is little DOING for the want Of stock
and prime lots scarce, with small sales of
10 note at 5Gi50 cts and white at 16S0l75 cts as in
quality including 500 bushels of the latter good South
ern at the highest figures. Rye is wanted as all the
pennsylvania offered 400 bushels sold at 90
Corn continues in good demand and about 500
yellow part afoat, brought so cts Oats are unchanged
pennsylvania quoted at 55 cts and Delaware at
cts Barley is dull, and New York offered at IS cs
saie OF 700 bushels fine quality Pennsylvania was made
~ cts Barley Malt Is also dull sales are reported
sosgiw cs, and some super at higher rate. ~
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

BocAs DEL ToRO VIA ST. ANDREws.-3 bhls. -FOUR 20
half do, IL do. bread bbls do 10 biscuit half
bbs ginger cakes % butter 25 kettles lard boxes
cheese. do Candles do starch 40 do do. drugs
10 do brandy, do wine. do. tobacco, casks rice
bbls. sugar do. vinegar half do. mackerel, cask
hake fish, cases domesticS, bales do 2 do. yarn,
bdls. gunny bags 10 boxes do. gun caps, do
hardware coils rope trunks shoes, do cloth caps 29
old guns bale cotton lines caboose, mast 10 567 feet
lumber
TURKS ISLAND AND A MARKET 100 bbls -four do
beef, do. pork do. hams 90 kegs butter, 13 boxes
cheese 20 kits mackere IL boxes hake fish, 80 do her
rings LOO lbs Goldfish, boxes starch half cask bran
dy bbls. do Is do. whiskey, do rum, do gin do
vinegar boxes merchandise do. je ery, do sale
ratus SO do soap 2l do candles, do peaches 10 bbls
potatoes boots and shoes 60 wrapping pa
per, 602 lbs. rice, dozen buckets, do brooms do
wash boards, box clothes pins. a lot furniture.
HAvANA.7 iron bridges, 97 700 bricks, 44
ties 23S2 do splice blocks 20 do frogs. boxes tea
dozen sledge handles. LA cords pine wood
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,


REMARKS BEEF CATrLE.-The is n shade
lower for beef cattle, and the demand only mod
crate. Yesterday, the sales slow, half cent de
cline The rates this morning were shade better vet
not up to the currency Of last week We quote premium
at 1lRc(al2kc; prime at l0c (dllc and common and
ordinary Mt exc. 694c. Average price, &c.
Mich Cows.-TAe trade is moderate at S3OG6O as to
quality, some few extra asking as high as $40
Veal Calves Extra quality has sold at 7IG7Rc
sales generally at 5ld7c,; stocks ample.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand is active at adv ,nced
prices We quote 10Gl3c per lb Sales at So 90
per head. The supply is light.
Sales by McCarty of 774 head at average of s57S
per head, and by McGraw Il Obrien $50 head for S.
429 S.
RECEIPTS ALL KINDS FOR THE
WEEK.
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[from the NeW York Papers Of .Satmdop.

UTICA, N. Y, March 2-The result ofthe election
for Mayor is a tie, though the democrats claim
majority. Three republican and four democratic
Aldermen are elected For Supervisors three re-
pubicans and four democrats are chosen. OF the
city officers, besides the Mayor, three on each
ticket ar nlnnfnd
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Arrest of Lottery Dealers.

Alonzo Shute and Daniel G. Palmer, were arrested
on Monday. morning in York county, Maine,
charged with lottery dealing. They were taken to
Newburyport, Mass, yesterday, and held to bail
IN $4,000 each for examination on the charge
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WHLIAMsPoRr, March 3.-The East Baltimore
Methodist Conference commenced its session here to-
day. Bishop Scott, Cf Wilmington, presiding
Doctor Sargeant of Baltimore, acting as Secreta-
ry There are l6O preachers present, and the ses-
sion promises to be of great interest and har-
mony,
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COPPER MINING INTELMGgNCE.-A letter from
the agent of the Pewabic Mine, under date of Feb.
|, says: Our stamps were started to-day, and for
the first time copper runs through the washer
We can now judge something in respect to the
yield of our stamp rock. 1t cannot be less than
have repeatedly stated it would bethat is, six per
cent. for the dressing of our barrel work."
The Treasurer Of the Copper Falls Mine states
that the product of that mine for December, 1858,
As 6l5 lbs. of 60 per cent copper, equal to 3D.
337 lbs. ingot, worth at 30 cents S6,267; deduct
expenses for December, S45l2; leaving net profit
from stamps of 81, 755.-Detroit Free Press.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Indian Bureau has
received no information from the Government
agents tending to confirm the reports of the Mo-
have Indian difficulties in New Mexico.
1t was feared last night that the Postmaster Gen
eral would not recover from his present Illness
This morning, however, there is marked i'm
provcment, though not sufficient to alay all appre-
tensions.
1t is not regarded here that the tenor of the re-
cent dispatches from the Paraguay expedition is
such to warrant the conclusion that war between
the United States and Paraguay is inevitable. 1t
is presumed that such an inference has been drawn
from articles in the Seninorids, published at As
suncion, which are to be taken with large allow
ances for Spanish hyperbole and Paraguayan bra
vado.
Arrival of the Overland California Mail.
ST. Louis, March 3.-The overland mail has
rived with San Francisco dates to the 7th ult-
There are no through passengers
The steamer Hermann had been sold by the
United States Marshal for $40 600.
The steamer Uncle Sam was to leave San Fran
cisco for the Colorado river with FIVE hundred
troops to operate against the Mohave Indians
business was brisk at San Francisco, with large
demand from the interior.
a band of Apache Indians, who had stolen num-
Der of horses and mules from San Elzaro, were
pursued by detachment of mounted rifemen from
Fort Bliss, under Lieut. LaZelle, when an engage
ment occurred which resulted in the withdrawal
OF the troops with a loss of three killed and six
wounded, including Lieut. Lazelle who received
mortal wound in the lungs. A dozen Indians were
Killed. The troops numbered only TWENTY-FIVE,
whilst the Indians were two hundred strong.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-04

Michael Kelly, an Irish porter house keeper in
New York, went home drunk on Wednesday after
noon, and his wife reproved him for being in such
a state. He beat her with iron shovel till she
insensibe and apparently dead. He then went
to the CRATE and with his shovel took out the live
Goals and heaped them upon the body of his wife
When the officers and neighbors came in he was
sitting by the body, with his hands and clothing
bloody, apparently enjoying the spectacle. Some
life was still in the woman and physician was
sent for, but she will probably die.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-04
Municipal Election in Chic ,

CHICAGO, March 1.-The municipal election yes
terday passed off quietly. The entire Republican
ticket is elected by an average majority of ,OOO.-
The Council stands Republicans a. Democrats G.
The total vote cast was about Il, 600
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Another attempt is shortly to be made to remove
the great Red river raft which has obstructed nav-
cation in that stream for the last ten or fifteen
years. Its location is in Arkansas, short distance
above Shreveport, La.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-04

Death of Col. SandfOrd, of New York
IHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3-Arrved bark White
Wing from Puerto Cabello, with dates to the 14th
ult She reports the death on 7h ult. at Valencia,
OF Col. Charles H. Sandford, of New York, who ac-
companied Gen. Paez to Venezuela.