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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-18

THAKKs-We are indsb.ei 10 ih- gentlensDly
CLERKS Of the Post ooe for their politoness 10 kes
ing open The mails last evening sfser usual hour
by which We we're enabled 70 furnish The proceed
ings ofnur State Convention to the readers Of onr
II weekly papsr
BOLp Arrenrr AT MuRpER.-i Wednesday night A.
Capt. Robert Dismakes ana wife were returning
home from the heatfe they snsoaal cred ia the vi
emily Of ooopers building near the eorser Of ,ad
erisk and Cherry street, soras FIVE or six ruiians,
one OfEbOm ran yioeuily up agsnst tie lady. upon
which CAPT. Di-iaakea celleI him 10 an account for
such rudeness Aa spocgy was made by one of
the easg, aod ia Che mean lime. the others pu, Of
ia quick has e. when cspt. Dismukes and lady pro
oeeded 4owH chelry 70 the Corner Of Bread street,
where they were again met by The sane gang. and
were aecosted by one Of them By inquriDg lis
that yoa, capiain?'' The reply being given that it
was, capt. D:smukes was immedistely feled 10 The
ground, b. severe blow from one of The gang, lit
is Supposed the blow was given with ing shot or
brass knucklss and whilst down, after being beat
en-. pistol W. discharged at his head, the ball en-
tering the face. nesr the nose and eye police
man was attracted 10 the scene by the screams o.
Mrs Dismnkss, and simultaneously the policemen
and Of The ruaiaus discharged their pistols at
each other. TIE former. escaped uainjured, though
it's thought be hit his man The rufisns then
made precipiaie retreat
Capt. Dismuhes Eas Immediately cared for by per-
attracted TO the scene by the Eeadi,h outrage,
and conveyed to his residence. where he nov lies
ina critical condition his friends entertaining bu
little hope Ct his recovery. The ball hal not been
extracted last evening.
L does not appear that robbery was the object Of
those engaged ia this murderous assault though the
object cannot be OWNED. The night was qajte
light though ewing to The excitement produced by
80 unexpected an attsek, neither Capt. Dismukes
nor his lady recognized either Of the ruffans. They,
however, seem TO hsve known the Captain.
We understand that early yesterday morning a
pistol found near where the shooting occurred.
This may lead to The discovery of the perpetrators
Of The 6endish deed.
The perpetrators Of such outrage as this should
be ferreied out and properly punished, it is
Of the most diab5eal that has been perpeirated
in this eily. We understand that the friends Of
Capt Dismntes will oTer reward f,r the discovery
Of the offenders.
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The notes. books and accounts will remain at the stand
nOw Abbay, Gibson Coz in charge OF A. q Adams, for set
eent oa those ia will call aad make immediate
payment, longer Indulgence cSnnot be given
febl6-im. CT THOEAs RAKIN
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Tsa Es--r isxiIiENr rsF W5rtn.
Tlis ovrT str. ssl trr-aii furs f.r i-.rf-rr rfss
Ts-rrrs. ss-i.il-s. aiit - i,.. Ctt-s. r--t,y-
q Nc-isrf-it, H 'tka=sl q che etsigs. ei.f,i,
iu9 misrro ftrusatiiru. $. .iii.sa % fia. Ieiae
Crstr.t-iri N.s-i-s 81 .iaelss, Elrlcae fssfa-
aF.l-, Hriis =. Strtins. Noeat- Iren futs ielfs,
frser Ssr-'. fts-i Hret-i- Sera NIPPLES. purrs
S-lts, Sure 'fh-st., 81 g. saftlasiefi or fsiH -
fiHi-feurs hess s.v.re, fl.u lurc ,ii- dit-. nag
have eyi-trd- Asi-sAN's CtLEEGArE8 lsrHTsr PSI >
crs:aiI r'ai Us.
TaHa,rl- - hssit, r. fra tsvs Irr-rs1rs,i e iIa
e. dserrpiirte aai Hr-f D. she ere 81 tals .l,aas-
able ar~lirne-
EsLsan's Eo;c1aie Of Liairout
VIII ulcve pain ai-a-t if--autanceusiy ana It yin
cbH.s' purity, sad h,ai ihr GElest sogcs la
Sr,iiJf short tHt,.
F5r Horses and Other Animals.
HIcau's erl.i,raiel La'rrg-f B. me sriy no 'il
81 th-e r-u-ir SEC t. of sla1.n. Ring H.lf.
Mmi-ds s',iin3f. Cu.si.arti slluI-. sa,t-e or
Ss-liiasE - via fl ct.r- Biz Read. Fsi-
cfH- ti-rrli, uii iimnia- s.sss- Suacaf- =
fa.sstiv rr.iiii. Tt,- Sia-ira Lt4i-r-. Srrarfrr.
Crsrssl H.,l- f'hsfs. Saili. Cellar Gslis. Ci-is.
r,s or Wwg1is. "a @ au iHf'l.hi- rrHne',y Arqg
!. p directed. anil e. ,-fi IN every ustftce
Then ~ ~. aI.7gs s. o. ihe nsiHy rnrihi-s- lin-
fn-'i< niar'd % Son Dsialr o supiiv 81 II. Me-.
Leaa 5 eei-brsi''i L.iirCet. ti ~al cure yoE.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Propriefo-.
Corner 81 TIirtl and Pine sts-. Sc. Louis. No.
For lie Va Is OIesaIe aud retail in Sa~hvif
Tennessee PraprsJ prizes. iy Berry & Dnoviic.
iiendrsnf. and 10 a. BruEu aud BY every rFfrtiu n
sist ia the Uut-d STATES. ieb-4. Cd
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ELECTRO BroLo0Y II will be seen that Or Stone
intends delivering course Of lectures on this
science in our city. TAe Doctor Is recently from
Louisville where be ereleI considerable seasati H.
and will doubtless meet viii tie same success here
Let all 90 and hear lin.
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a Is DEEICToUs- - -

ttrroV---3-Sars uf ri-r,.-s-s - s,sl'rr- my
tt 90 ,,ihn uiosl ylsaia ii-- OF Sr>a.s..i .. ti.
vhi p ta-s car h1s eh,ap. hf sse.ae g j. f...s Us
Caai Avad SSH nt.Y ~ f.s u -f.,,r-. s4rr .frI
RIM ~ ihtt wid parity fas to-i thnfaU-lis. anl e
t.i--iiie TINS Strengthen o. er-tc-a-
t'I~ tthlPsInuuai ttsrr evr.r lfr1r.iu- rzfiri- e.
reritin prso-E5i,a So Cl,,.irr, 4 s. su.i fr,e1
ieit'u FrF@r. " ans preaiisat 'ii-.-. 70 sp1t n
"a tsrre blfftas
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We e5ulj call The attention OF the trade 10 The
large stock of Groceries ofsredtO>day al auction by
Kirkpatrick Ncyins & Co.
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The Campbeils VIII Leave to Gag Tor Clarksville,
yyeere they intend wing one ofther entertainments
The character Of thoir Performance Is we'll krown.
and their reupe is acknowledged TO be the best hat
visits this section Of the coautry. We commend
them TO our friends Of the Pre- as gentlemen wOr
thy Of their confidence
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p. nE. RnnYnn.

Steamer SaIIje West,
Captain }. y. CoEHErr, leaves every Tuesday, at 4
O'Clock, =, VI.
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J. W. GHIsHAN. r. O. hrFFAKER.
GkEsEEAFE If IEUFFAKEIs,
Successors to Smith, Love& Coz
WIIOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
81 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
~ III pay Cash for all Articles Of PToduce.d L
ytE&wly
w in receipt large veil assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors, &c, which invite he
OF the trade:
Sugars.
% lls Louisiana; Ito bbls Bait Crusl'd aud Pow'd
81 boxes Loaf; 100 bells ST. Louis do do
Coffee
$40 bags New Orleans Rio;
llt do Choice Baltimore.
moIasseN.
rs barrels Choice Rehcilei;
go a 10 do
Liquors,
zoo barrels Pixies, Deans and Clenartl's Whistles
40 do Bourbon, Rye MOnOngaeia and smiths OIdsRo.
Whisky;
2o do Country male, Lincoln Robertson, &c;
~ pkcs Domestic Brandy;
p Ihss French do
3 90 Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
y casks Port Nine
g. 50s Sweet Malaga Wine;
Ikcs Old Jamaica Rum;
SunGTicS,
boxes Star Candies; l5 Tobacco, all craies
9UU half do do do 100000 Cigars, do
l5J Or Dc do DO 30 G SITS Green ard Black Tea ;
good tlent Of Pepper >pice Ginger Soda &C
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
ocy-dtW&wly GRESHAM * HUrFAKER.
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Time Sale Of Groceries
AT AUCTION


No. 30 Market street.
nN FRIDAY, MARCH. Is, at II O'clock NJ, we will
offer for sale WaTehouse. large assortment
ssss9CEREESs
csmprisngi1 part, the following, viz:
l0l ibds. Sugar. boxes Y Raisns;
600 bags Rio Coffee 100
lao bbis Mo!asses de-. Wash Boards
100 half do 10 bbs S. Almonds;
100 kegs do 10 q Filbetts;
los bbls. Cincinnati Whisky; English Walnnts;
% Rye do Brazil Nuts
p " old Beur. do 40 box Yirripia Tobacco.
s. % Amer Blniiy, various brands,
Ct 8 Holland Gin: 10 cases Matches;
go kegs Nails: leo IIurkeis:
100 boxes Glassware; 10 nests Tubs
100 Z" W r. Cheese; s. coils Manila Rome;
80 i. d. $4,000 Segars, various brands
Together with many other articles in the Crocsry line
TERMS:
All SIMS unaer $500 Cash. over s3l0 sixty days
Onapprovei endorsed notes, paya the City Banks.
mhs KIRKPATRICK, NEYINS & co
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Ttts Crliii viii never H,i t, i,r, .ny u d. ,l-,
di>ssses y taken - pr r-iious 90 each lois.r j
German, English. aaI Ir,ara.
ogsa 4 MitLloN. or Eo-TtEs
Have been sall dui... tie a.r sis rser+is All Ia
n" instance his e Ei,l "a aitnsz raff. zsi-Ea-r-
Ni,'. ih'7s, VIII -l'f f1sHi utafia-- 81 lfisv sim
siei4-tns sirrn sfi-TiiIi Cordial aiil cufs y,..s
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United States RaaII Steamers,
Steamer W.. Is. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
Steamer Edm0nifs.

UAFTAIN T. G. MOORE,
FAVE PASSPORT Mondays. Thursdays aad Saturdays at
o'clock, ~, connecting with the Memphis Charles
ton railroad al Iuka i=lt miles staging Etslpor.
Arrives Fg.aa Saturdays Mondays Wednesdays 10
o'clock, A.. VI.
Leaves Paducah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays clock
NJ Cennec,ng Aurora, with daily iaae Of aud Tr
Weekly Lice Of Stages mouth Of Sandy, Keodsbur
Clifton aud Savannah Nashville Through in forty eight
hours For frei ,Iter passage alIlJ
Il. y, HARRISON, Agent,
dee5-Cu No. Rf5 street, Nashville, Tennessee.
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r. n Regular Nashville and EOu-
- sSvjlle Passenger Packets.
Tbs splendid light draught steamers
TEMPESE,
a. PARR, Captain.
JOEHE GATET,
J. H. BUSCR, Captain
Ore OF the above steamers eayeNye above Wenes
day at y yelock connecting Louisville with the United
States Mail Packets for Cincinnati arkersurg Weeiag Pitts
burg baltimore and Ohio Railroad fer the Through receipts
given Tor regt b. Baltimore, Paephia York and
asloE ly other reliable line These built
pTsy for the trte The sricte punctaaiiy Observed in time
20 starting For freight passage apply board
declf-u L.. H. HARRISON. AGENT.
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A. W. n cAEI,
Lategf ECsiii, FaHiesr 6 %.
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EEardVYarc,

% PUELIO .SQUARE, HASHFLLLE, TENNESSEE.
uANEs B. CRAIGiE having purchased the entire inieres
III Mr. WM H. MINCIfIN, in dle business u Craghesd
Sphn is alone authorized the OF the late hrm IN
luiiann and continue the business " the old STAKE No
% Public square, under the title as above m4J@i
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go go III 80


F0T n Ie " HOIcsfaIc nnu ret "a NlfNIViITl
Tennessee PrafrsJ prices b. Berry Daoviie. VI.
Hendrstt and 10 a. Brown. aud BY every rIctle Dru-
-ist ia the Uuit-tl staies teb-- lA--tiri7
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LINEN Goods.
TABLE CLOTHS,

~ and gsIds long ever brought the city which Wit
pnsos
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Gov. wlse--BresLInG Up tho Union.

Gov. Wlse-- breaking Up the Unton
Gov. Wise is thousand times more danger
Qua at large aud clothed with little brief au'
thority, than Ossawatomie Brown. He is
going to hang the brave old man for treason
against Virginia, and with his hand upon the
throat Of his victim he threatens TO "break up
the Unionl" A late Washington letter, in no.
ticing che second tramp through the National
Capital Of Governor Wise and his Virginia
militia, says
Since commenced this letter, the gallant
Governor has passed through Washington, on
his way 10 Charestown and John Brown. He
was accompanied by Eve hundred troops and
several pieces Of cannon. lie made speech
at the Railroad depot, in which he proved him
self mailman He told his soldiers that they
would drive off the d-d Yankees and hang
John Brown before they returnedi aud, added
the valiant Governor, "We will put an end 10
this state Of things on the border, or break up
hs Unioaw How came Gov. Wise 10 make a
speeoh ia Washington, of Sunday morning,
! 10 his troopsl Why didn't ho make II on Yir.
ginia soili Simply that he might defy the
| Government and poke bis fist under Mr Bu'
chanan's nose. | really believe that If Gov.
! Wise were to demand the public buildings in
/ Washington, Mr. Buchanan, the cowardlY old
doughfaee who shakes in the Presidential chair,
would give them up.
Every dog has his day, and Gov. Wise Is no
exception 70 the rule. On the frat day OF
January next he steps down from his throne,
and he will never 60 into public Life again, or
I'm no prophet. He lost a reDOmination for
Governor-lost an election 10 the United States
Senate--and will never get another public
effice
The panic in Washington is great while
write, aud many Of our citizens predict that
the present is the last Congress that will mesi
here! Wait a little while till these same fe
lows are after jobs in Congress, and you will
find that they have got over their scare.
The trial Of DR.. Boyd, Of this city, for help
ing slaves to escape, will soon come off Judg'
Crawford put the amount Of bail at $4,000
purposey so high as TO prevent its acceptance
and when she counsel for Boyd remonstrattI
against the high figure, the Judge quietly 70
marked that he graduated the amount OF lh'
bail to the enOrnlify Of fhe alleged erims' Doe
not this simple remark show us to what depth
of despotism this country, its beT, bench an'
pulpit have sunkl "Ihs enOTmify Of ths crime
-of helping a man In Gods image 70 the pro
prietorship Of his own person! And il IL o.
American Judge, whose salary Is paid by III
people Of Massachusetts ss well As those Q
South CarOlips, who talks such biaSPhsmy,
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Invariably in Advance.
Att'ps & GomnsrIlors.

CPorsons forwarding orders for subscription without
eesh, need NOT eGnect 10 Teoaiye anI atteHtien.
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sHERrINas AND sHIRTINqs, pRD BLAHKETs
QUiL1s, AND HOUsE-KEEPlh0 GOODS,
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RMBRoIDRRIEs,

Ia UOllss aad Sets Ne will Onor them hAii
Tue usual pfico.
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Wood sIlrhtIy stirred Up.

bas- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourtl
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shavVIs.
large stock Of new sylp Reversible GkAWla selling "a
At 50 o. the usual price 80 EACH
SQUARE AND LONG DRocHE sHAWLs,
AtB per cent below tss upuAi prices
BROAD CLOTHS, oAssMEREs. 90.

Which viii also be sold At very low Pyees Wih tbs asa
al ass0Itment ot
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mants.
Boarding..

BOARDING H0USE-Dr. BEACH
ID has takeuthe hno Boarding House, No 40 superior
s. which has been newly lifted up and Is now opon for
tue fece pit Of buarderB. Iy2j.2i3
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
- Public Square, and by the Stone ChuTchone OF the
pe0antest locations In the cityhas been thoroughly
paired aud Is open for BOarders Fumies Wishing
furnish their accommodated with large
aud bedrOOms aud Single RonTders
ard Day BuaTders will find good accommodations
sonahle Ladies net excluded References given
apd received sur7R20 s.. BuRRl1T
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CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1859.
MORNING. LEADER.
TUESDAY mORNING, nov. 10, 1883.
PLAIN ANB ORNAMENTAL PRiNnNe,

C7~Plain and ornameutal trih ing Of every description
duns a The Printing Establishments Of the LlApEh once,
the lotest improved and RAPID steam Presses in
tne heatsiyle short uctiC8 and ~ reasonable ftfet
futtisu attention paid 10 blank work EYER descrp
ton Of Binding DONE especially Blnna books, Ledgers,
Journas, Sales Boots, Receiung Book AZ, se
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r. Persons wanting 10 buy Dry Goods Will not ony ~
aSsuIsd Of the contained IA this AdVeniaement bal
Will be we'll repaid b. calling n
8. HYMAN \ cos,
bsyRNs CoinsT VI SsI sIiOI " a Puslio Square
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Gnprauers.

Enggaving aud LlIhOgTap phiog.
pRAINERD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRPHERS Bank
street, Cleveland, o.
pOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
IL Electro Platter, Door Platter aud Manufaetor-ooT-
Of Ouao and Prospect sis (up staifs Cevelku %
prepared replate Spoons Forks CaStOTs &c, and
make them equal TO Door Trimmings furris or
Plated TO order Bell Hanging promptly attended TO- and
prices reasonable. l1l221tl6
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c. These Stoves together with the largest and tss
Ieies q Eastern stves COT Cooking, PsIlor, ptnins
Room, Bet koom School House, ore and Church puf-
poses Just received com9rlse the best assoReut TOE
market. our lurte stock Of
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AH0 VFEI FNIluI o19F0 VaII'N
TH Pc Ri

For Anthracite Coal Ccfe is eeautful new psttan
ndproHoduCod W the dozens otyenS uang the
toe 20 be perfect great eoonoifsr Of fasl ahd sat
Heater
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THE "YIOTORn

HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE. OR SToRE AND CHURCH
HEATER
Il proved 70 be Freater Heater with ths same amount
Autbracts Bitumous Coal than any ether
the same purposes; it 10 Furnace and sovs 10 ens
combination
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Dentistrp.
DENTISTRY
OUTTA PRHOHA II AsE.
For Artificial Teeth

L. nufaoturei aud all varieties Of artiheiAl teeth
u 90 in tho best manner. W. h. IN0ERSOLL,
No 3il AIafble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

THE CITY RAILROADS QUESTIONABLE FARMERS AND
PLANTERS' BANK ROBBERY-CONvICTION OF HOP
Ply AND ACQuITTAL OF BOB SUTTON, ETC.
BALTIMORE, March 25, 1859.
Tho second branch of the Council this evening passed
the Traverse Railroad BILL making the fare five cents with
captation tax Of cent to provide for park The
only amendment made was limiting the extent Of the park
to forty instead Of two hundred The Indignation
meeting called for this evening against the bill and in ia
vor Of the three cent bill was fzzle
In the criminal court this evening the jury in the
Of the State Vs. VIM. Thetford alias Hoppy, notorious
New York thief and Robert Sutton, indicted for larceny
in stealing 600 from the Farmers and Planters Bank
year since, after being out twenty four hours
dered verdict convicting Hoppy and acquttng Sutton
The Rev. M Justiani, the Roman Catholic priest who
was nearly murdered on Wednesday night by party Of
burglars, still lies in a critical condition.
The propeller G. C. Aiger, from Philadelphia for Alex
andra before reported ashore at the northern point of
the Chesapeake, towed into this harbor last night
and shortly Afterwards LEFT for her destination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

The steamship Karnak, from Nassau and Havana 10th
inst, arrived at this port about O'Clock this morning
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
Arrest Of a Nafuralised CIisen Of the United STATES
HAVANA, March 10, 1862
On the 18th instant Mr. Thomas Asccncio, native oT
this island and naturazcd citizen OF tho United States
arrived In ths capital from the south side in one of our
coast steamers The police evidently waiting for
him, they took charge Of his luggage on arrival but
permitted him to to his hotel On the 18th hc was call
for and provided with quarters at the residence Of ouo
Of the Commissarcs Of the city. Tho cause remans
mystery until authority chooses 10 reveal tho bidac,
sources OF dcnunciaton In your city, where are chiefly M
Gated the creatures who 1--we upon tho blood money Of
thor countrymen.
It necessary far their cxistencea thousand foy Lana,
OF creole oaersthat there should DO excIteuent snx
alarm In Cuba, In ordor that they NAV make h annc.r
that their services necessary In the United Stater ~
when the funds run low, the tavern Keepers wsshvoc
and tailors bills begin TO become ANNOYING thew hatch
up conspiracy-pot one themselves II no oihcr Wv
presents itso-and then dcnounce any creole cornnc -
Cuba who may possibly have free sentiment in HE
residence in the United States From ike siicso
and wnntoa cause lives have been sacrificed IN Cube
but think no moro will sall In tho same wav
The Consul General OF tho United Ssates vs,ts unon
GeneSM ConcnA -day with an official n0e REQUIRING IN
formation AZ 70 the cause Of the arrest and deteutou q
Tn4mas Ascenco citizen Of tho United States aad -
Will have response, or the cause will occur that was
wascd iof ny distinguished Senator some few days
since.
Strangers taken with tho epidemic evacuation, aro
Cohnwba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26
Markets..

NEW ORLEANS, March "a, 1852
Cotton advanced &c. sales to-day TO- 900 bales: mid
ding, 1zc. Moasscs, BIC. Oats 78c. Corn 9oc Bacon
sides, sac. Sterling exchange, $50 a 96c.
NEW ORLEANS March 20, 1859.
Cotton1he sales to day l6 900 bales tho market
closing firm at &c. 1lc for mddlng; sales Of the
week 600 bales receipts Of tho week 80 900 bales
against SO 900 in the corresponding week last year. OK
ports for the week 81 900 bales raising the total exports
this season 10 S7 900 bales increased receipts at this
port 222OOO Bales ditto At oil Southern ports 816 500
bales stock uncleared 440 900 tales against 900 at
the same time last year. Sugar buoyan At go for fully
fair Flour dull superfne, s. Sly Coiee firm. prime,
c. sales OF tho week 900 bags imports Of the week
10000 bags total imports this season 33l 600 bags
against 500 last year stock $4,000 bags against 5000
last yoar
SAVANNAH, March "a, 1869.
The sales Of cotton for the week up $3.50 bales,
and the receipts for tho same time $500, against 1890
IN tho corresponding period lust year. Stock In por,
600 bales Increased receipts at all the ports,
bales
sAvANSAH, March rs, 1860.
Cotton unchanged sales to day 40 bales
CHAKEsrON, March "a, 1859
The sales Of cotton TO day were 5000 bales, making
those for tho week up il 900 baos Inc market was
ut advance Of Nc tho middling qualities com
pared with last week Good mddng Is quoted ut 12tc
CrAmEsroS, March 25, 1859
Cotton--sales 10 day $500 bales the market is I'D
vancing; of tho sales 800 bales mt 12zSc 49,
AUGUSTA, Maron "a, 1869
There has been large speculative inquiry for cotton
10. day, and the sales sum up 700 bales.
AUGUSTA, March Is, 1869.
Cotton-An average busncss witbous change 10 rates
CINCINNATI, March rs, 1859.
Flour unchanged saics Of 600 bbis. S. 90 s. rs
for sup.rGno wbeGey dull at 24xc Moss pork $I7 rs
luIk sidoasales Of 250,00 pounds at $40 In bacon
and lard nothing done.