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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

Mas. PARTrSarOS.-This wonderful old lady
appears to be highly pleased with the success
other volume of knitting Work, If we NAV
judge by her remarks in the Boston Gazette, Of
which paper she is.a constant Contributor
Thus speaks Mrs. Partington:-
"I'm shore Tn grateful for SIGH favor. I've
always observed that book sells in jest the
Purportion that there's people to buy il; and
though this of mine mayn't be as brilliant rs ,'o \
gas meteor, or as voluminous as the north ern
lights, it seems to please people full as well as.
Q book Of sermons or quarter dictionary
Well, Pm always glad when people feel ba8nv
because know they are enjoying themselves ~
your SoSo Gn Rs qee[sd ola why
School streetsY'' 81 DON'T" said i,,u
very hard TO think. "why," said he, Sit It's &
because a great many people go buy it.n She
T sun at what was really very old joke, and
agitation, gave him new dime, Instead of g !.
penny for which he had been teasing her = .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

AlLuDlSe to the expected visit of the Prince
of Wales, the Toronto Leader remarks that he
comes to Canada with the full knowledge that,
from its positon,it merer can supporta throne
for any efhis numerous .family; and that this
loyal people will one day-it may not be far
distant-march quietly to national independ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08
Lonerlon,n PInn
From the Cincinnati Ga.ette 4

Mr.. Douglas has never been remarkable for
the Profnndity of his political learning. His /
late Magazine Essay on Squatter SoveFeipntv
although carefully and la6orionsy prepared
passes. over the historical bearings of the case
IN a very superficial manner. Hesays, for ex.
ample, that the article prohibiting involuntary
servitude after the year 1900, in the Territories
that having been rejected by Congress. It never
became part of the Jeffersonian plan Of gov:
eminent for the Territories, as adopted Aprill
%, 1884. The Chicago Press and Tribune.
shows how the facts;wer When Mr.. ,Jeffer.
son had reported his.plan. in3which was this
article prohibiting Slavery, vote. was taken
upon certain resolutions designed TO form the
basis OF the ordinance. On this particular ar,
tcle, the Northern States, six in number, Mr.
Jefferson, of Virginia, and Mr.. Williamson, of
North Carolina, voted affirnatively This. Of
course, was under the Confederation, when a
majority OF all the States was necessary to
carry measure, and six, therefore, were insuE>
hclent, although but eleven appear to have been
represented. The matter was then left pending
liable to be called up at any subsequent time
1t was again called up, and for the express pur-
pose OF getting another vote upon the resolution
prohibiting Slavery. Involume 10, page 81, of
cord: Q
"WEDNESDAY, March 16, 1885
congress assembled: Present as yesterday.
motion was made by Mr.. King, seconded by Mr.. Rsry
that the following proposition he Committed:
That there shall be neither Slavery involuntary ser.
any OF the States described resolve OF Con-
EEess OF me ESD April I, otherwise punishment
OF whereof the party shall have proved person
ay guilty: and that this regulation be an article OF
compact, and remain fundamental principle Of The on
stt9ttons between the thirteen gina States and each
April, 1884. y ~ @ "
On the question for the commitment the veas and
being required by Mr. King, tie vote stood as follows
,, NV HAMPSHIRE PENNSYLVANIA.
VT roster aye Mr.. Gardiner ave
@ Long aye Mr. w. Henry. .........aye
AZ, itAssASaEsETIs. AARYLASD.
MT. ltoIten.. aye Mr.. BLcIIeprv no
Ia -. '..aye Mr. j. Henry
M p,,os.. A0t-AAD' Mr.. nindman aye
Mr. Howell. ............a aye SIR. HARDY N,
Mr. ron, StE. Lee.... mo
Nv IoS,So GSrayson
40 U'ttSon :. :: - 800. AYE NORTH CAROLINA.
NJ. M saw IoAA' Slr. Spatght
Mr. >. MI. etSreaYes. no
@ kA's 80 =. :. :. = AYE soGrH CAROLINA
A. pa.t. ar. Bull no
~ aye Mr. Pinckney
| air. Stewart. ........... aye Mr.. Houston " M
Thus the prohibition which had been voted
ont on the 28d Of April 1884. was again voted
into the plan otgovernment restoring if TO nrc.
cIseiy the condition it was in when reported bv
Mr. Jefferson to Congress- 1t had thus again
become the "JefersOniun plan;" and, although
MIR. Jefferson was not then in Congress, still
Virginia, as BEFORE cast one vote (AIr. Grayson'sl
loF IT This plan of government now restored
TO the original draft of Mr.. Jefferson. was re.
duced to the form of an ordinance, and was
passed July 10, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

Another champion" has turned up. A ne.
gro in snndusky. one day last week, eat ninety
large peaches, on wager of $3.50. He arose
from the repast apparently refreshed and re.
sumed his artistic ayocation amidst the enthu.
siastic cheers of large and enlightened con.
course of his fellow citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

oyEa NlAoAEA FALls.-The telegraph on Sat.
nrday, stated that boat'containing three per.
sons had been carried over the Falls of Niagara
The LOckport Adrertissr of Friday, says:
Yesterday afternoon aboussone o'clock ],
man by the name OF. Rosgeau, and a Mr., Mor,s q
ana VILE started ina boat from ueor the lIead Of
Of tue Hydraulic canal at Niagara Falls to cross
s sne rly E TO Chippewa, when the boat was
s ssrveS ~ gaze and cagsized: They were OBJ
boat, Tor safety. They were soon carried aTov
oy tue current into the rapids, and were o:t
seen above the ''phree Sstersn The winIl vsns
blowing gale at the time Rossean was ss ~ S S5
from late like this only about a year ago
y, 10 ny the citizens in his neigh6orhood
70 nave been a s'nuggler by oceupation.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

MAD DOGS, to the number Of four or five, have
made their appearance in and about Canton,
ILL.,, during the last few weeks. Several persons
have been bitten, among them man named
Maxon, and two of his children. They have
faith in the maidstone, and are determined TO
test its virtues.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08
This DELICIOUS TONIC

especially designed for the use Of the
MEn1cAr. PRorFssIoN and the Family, pos
sesses those intrinsic medicinal properties
(ronie and Diaretie) which belong TO an
OLD and PURE GIN. Tic business
of manufacturing spurious gins, and Offer
ing them as beverages, under the titles,
Aromatic, -. Cordial, - AIcdicnted'
etc, has become 50 common, that the pub
lie are justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, aud the
trade has thus been brought into disrcpute.
1t has remained for our honse Established
in l778) to supply the pressing popular
need, and to inaugurotc u nssO era in the
history of the Trade. We trust that our
established reputation = founded upon
eighty years of experience-abundantly
vindicates our claim to public confidence.
III. h.
A comparison of" Biningrrs Oil London Dock C,ina
with others bearing similar Names viii establish n.
superiority, and make other CAUTION unnecessary
Put up in QUAR- BorrrEs, in Cases of
one aud two dozen each, and sold through
out the world by Druggists. Grocars oto
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

print document from Mr.. Lewis Clcphane,
Secretary of the Republican Association at
Washington City who have in charge the dis
tribution of Republican tracts. twill be seen
that the Secretary sets forth at considerable
length, complaint against the Postmaster ut
Washington, for stopping in his office ship.
ment of these tracts intended for some one or
more of the Western States, where political
campaigns are in progress For our part,
while we have no doubt that it was piece of
partizan work on the part of the Postmaster
there, and one which would not have occurred
had these tracts been Democratic instead
of Republican documents, yet still, for all, We
are right glad to hear that he did as he is rep.
resented as doing. tits high time that the Frauds
and the enormous swindIing which is prac.
tised in Congressional ranking, should be cal
led to halt, and we hope that this action now
initiated, will be kept before the attention of
the Postmaster General, and that strict orders
will be issued and carried out, which will
in the end rid US Of the whole rotten system.
It il just as well that a commencement
has been made in the case under consideration
as in any other, and no just cause of com.
plant will arise unless the partisan spirit
which, no doubt, prompted the Washington
City Postmaster to initiatett is kept up; unless.
In other words, the post Office system is
perverted to the propagation of one kind
of politics, aud to the exclusion of another.
Mr.. John Covode, it is very apparent to us,
from his answer, did not frank those documents.
however much he might have acknowledged to
the same. And his not ranking them gave
Thorn no more right to free transit through
che mails than would the name of the clerk who
wrote Coyode's name. The proper way, now,
for the Opposition press at Washington aud at
other places odO, is, to see that the Same ruo
is enforced in oil cases, and if it is, there is
cause for public congrntulation that the matter
has been taken in hand Therefore, for this
good reason, we have to say to Mr.. Lewis Gle.
phape, that We have no sympathy all for his
BLAcKwooD saws Lonis N,noleon nnla. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

BLAcKwOOD says Louis Napoleon, under the
garb Of generosity and moderation, has driven.
the wedge into Europe, and is now.in position.
10 split up its states as no desires.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

- LARGEST DAILY. rR1.wEEKIY, AND wEEKLY
CIRCULATION, OF ANY PAPER IN WHEELING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

Rurnett's Coeoaine For Ihe zAntr.
5urnett's Cocoains softens the Hair.
Burnetts Cocaine Prevents Badness.
Sold By LAuGHLINs BUsHFIFLD.
DR.. Todd's Anti-Billlous pills.
DR.. Todds Anti. Bilious pills.
DR.. Todd's Anti. Bilious Pills.
Sold by IAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
Tasteless Worm Powder
Tasteess Worm Powder
Tasteless Worm Powder,
on Of Grapevine,
OIL of Grapevine,
OIL Of Grapevine,
sOldby LAUGHLlNs ( BUsHPIELD.
NJ. De vallett's Female PHI.
NJ. De Nallett's Female PHI
NJ De Vallett's Female PHI
Sold by LAuGHLINS 4 RCS4PIFLD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08
.sP ECTI Al NO M 5ss7.
mRs. wINsEOW...

MRS. WINS Low,
An experienced nurse female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teeh.pg, greatly factlates the
process OF teethng by soenng the gums reducing all In
aamnationwil aay pain and is sure TO regulate ths
bowels Depend uponit, mothers 1T viii give rest to your
selves and relief health infants Perfectly safe
In all eases. See advertisement in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

Tue ~. Y. Journal Of Commerce has been
quoting from the. ghost Of a newspaper; COPY
of the New York Gazetteer and Country .Ionr.
nal for some week in 1854 1t was found
among the papers of high constable Hays.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

FuE ingenious .'we," who writes what he.
calls "ondits Of the day" for tho Washington
States, says that tits "a fixed impression npon
our mind that Emerson Etheridge will be the
presiding officer of the XxXYIth House of.
Representattves.n '.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

TnE call for Free Love Convention, to be
held at Buffalo, on the 10th, 18th and 18th of
September, has been issued. It's signed by a
Committee appointed at the last Progressive
Reform Convention, held at Utica. They pros
pose to solve the great problem-'whnt is
Evil or at least to discuss that question. All
the prominent free lovers in the country are
expected to be present
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08
WILL BE HELD ON

NE I'm FINEST; MOST VARIED AND MOST sFIrCsr
Ad5 OlTF1 to be seen the store Of SooAS IN
,ents-1 tn. HUGHES, No. SO Water ST
corner Of y outoe,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

Or last Tuesday morning, in a quiet, rather
confidential and "hope I don't intruder sort of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

A LOCOMOTIVE on the Illinois Central Railroad,
detached from the train and left standing on the
track by the engineer, by some unaccountable
reason started of from the Galena station few
days since, and, for short distance, ran alone
at terrible rate of speed. Approaching
draw-bridge no whistle was sounded, and the
draw was not closed. AS consequence, the
locomotive lcaped off, fell about eighteen feet
perpendicular and was smashed to pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

Port OF New York, March 8, 1850.

CLEARED
Steamship Huntsville, Post Sayannah-H Cromwell Co
Steamship Augusta, Woodruff, Savannah-S Mitchll a
Steamship James Adger, Adams, Chares,on-spoaord tt
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk &c-Iudlam A
ship Great Western, Furber MverpoolC Marshall Co.
snip opheia Barker sombrero-J Dow
ship g Union D o., New 9rsansaw Er9s
s1e
paIk Ariel Sheesnsn, Port sn PrincepQ Ferris.
Brig Empire, Crowen, Pcncs.Psst 4 Small W.
Brig Adela, Byers- hguadila-Reb,ra Hall.
s 81 WISE. SSsf&s GSss ssa1ssne Peters
R voss NH & ssn sF s,9sy
syna Pende.oa Key ne Deate
MeS faass Nsi'sN ns &C.,
schr Emna tBrl, Hardenbroos, HaiifsS~C < DEVON.
ss$E Sou issgsSays1Sss pru n1SP sl.sh
JON IS f Fes ss sss wilmington Murray
schr VI Plat smith, Newberr-J Davis
Sssr s Rsy hs'fH sy fy%6nb Bun'e
schr Empire Osborn, stgIsss, Chairman Co.
schr " Phillips, smith, philadelphia Jas Hand.
s Sr Ea.e Th las Alb
schr wnl,,is Crsnra es,, fbIIadslpbieyw Mckee
sss ar Ge ec hasald. Baker, Mckee
SSRr Fsy sgf si saf Ba.Sns lewis aoEs
schr LADY Lake Hsrds.on, New Haven
Steamer boston, selew, Philadelphia.
Steamer riissn, Cundin PHILADELPHIA
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thos Swami Ramsey, Baltimore. with nese. 20
ship Talbot Burgess Manila, Oct o. with hemp, &c TO
Freeman Co. jap lat "a % Ion q 10 X, exchanged
trig Mary Fenwick, days from Maurfius
for Cork Passed hDer company with ship Northern gn,
from Manila for Bosiao.
ship Hero, stafford Antwerp, Jan g. with nndse to George
ship Peruvian fof ost0nl Roberts San Francisco, Nov H.
Te e. esdSaassG q sSnsn ss So
Tucker q Salon, bound N.
BARK Lizzie ,of hoson sickerson. Buenos Ayres Dec g.
Of Boston Was AZ days the equator croesed FEB Jan 30
GgM lon - 80 spoke brig Volane, BotsIord from Per
laIk Fatn lof Portland Kenney kaianzes Feb IL with
molasses 10 ID Curs Dyckrnan. ~ w.
nark IeJues ,o searspor Hartman, hstanzas IL days
ark Mary Gioos Trinidad Feb a. with sugar and molasses
10 Geo stephenson.
Brig Giueta lc Marsses Palermo % days via Gibraltar
81 days with sumao sulphur &c. Recknagel scbvab
Brig Havana GOT Boo,hbay) Curtis Nessns Jan M passed
lat 81 ~ Ion spoke bark Arcadia from smyrna for B1s,on
- days cut, FEB 49, lat "a lon % g. spose ship Judah To1ro
Han scom 2 days from Liverpool Tor Charleston: March
spok brig Sea Lark from barbados for New Yerh rho r
has been 4days West OK Bermuda in heavy westerly ees
Big Lincoln cf Brunswci Me- Weber ss.,a ys,,
20 with sugar, 10 w Elwell Co. Sailed in COMPANY with
scbr Everrade for New York 2zd u lat q TO- lon 70 20
Brig crawford East Macbas) email Cepfuegos Feb IL
with sugar and molassss, % Mayhem, Talbot Co Fen le
ia for London. Has bad heavy weather Of hate,
Brig Faustina (of Stockton Me- Berry, Cenuegos Feb a.
brig Uranus Church. Attakapas FEB 10 with live oak for
government nth ult Lat 2, o. ION % 20, spose brig
AilDsuce, from Liverpool Tor cartenas
schr Venloo of BaDgor Closson, Cienfuegos Feb H.
mossss . rls6ury 4h uit Lat 30, Ion "a 10, spoke
days With Beecber % ih M at 81 w. lon
'SS spoke brig Starlight VI gestop. belee for sagra,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

schr Flsewng DAVIS New orissns Is 'sys with mdse 10
jonas Smith 4 Co
scAr Andrews Bucknsn WASH is'cr, NC 4 day. with
cotton, &c, 10 NJ Blackwell b CO..
schr Tunis Depew, Il m Virginia, daya 81 inst III
Cape Henopen James Glass sesmar rauve Of sts.n Ii
schr Chas N Neal, Hcnde.sun. Phils delr MA, daya
Schr r B Pitts McCsry, Roc kland, 1Aya
schr BAY State, verril, Rocfland DAYS,
schr Mary Lansacr, JACKSON ,EQsNa---. days
scnr samuel GIman Baker, boston SsonirSsan.
Echr Angler, BESSIE, Wareham, zdays
S.lr q lyman, Sannard, New Haven.
Schrs Excelsior. Rngold. and Orb wreck az steam.
shin Black Warrior ashore AT Rockawsy BAr.
Steamer Boston Selew, philadelphia
BELOW.
Brig Sea Lark, Allen. from Malaga
Danng brig or topsai schr Amor, from Angos,ura-
Also, four brigs unknown.
SAILED.
steamthps Fulton Havre James Adger Charleston; Angus
Ia Saysrnsh; Huntsville do; Jamestown, Richmond &c; barks
PogtrO Naples; LycurgLs, Marreiles Pilgrim Apa
Ia; brig krcoe c Malaga; Los Amigos (BrI AspinwAl; II
Samson, Ambrize
Wind at suprise SSw; meridian wNw; suneet wNW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
uSTAL ECTORY

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIHE OF CLOSING AT T8R NEW YORK OFFICE.
DcYzsrIe.. .Norih-Albsuy, Buaao erd Canada. Pm
S s1 sa1 1,s Sstis sis sls aad
South and southwestern
Sasisrn mali, BY railroad 81 A 4 4 s snd &
,-rvr, b, ,,;.sa ,h!y S,saf Raa
nv eoses At issea hat ss sesr @ by steamboat
suso., hAns. On IgnSsy AL mails close At th,ss1ss
u4lIToEEii BY steamer, via Panama, Monday
iSe ovelaid Mai for caaiorri. leave, /, fn.
every Monday and Thursday ~ A n Letters
designed for IL should be marked Overland, via
sLAKE Overland from e. Joseph nao1 to Gal,
Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday, q.
sAM Leters should 10 marked "Overiaad,
SO. PAclyrc. ~ steamer, via Panama, Monday,
H4,.rIsg '' s.saaer oaiaw6a Saturday, M
rom New Orleans BY sicsasiD isl1 p e. sa
the Is, and 18th of each mouth Letters should
be placed IN tho 0flce at Kew YORK days pre-
vious 70 tse shove dats)
EuKorE..... By steamship Canada, from Isoaton
for Liverpool close here on Tuesday,
HEY. s , he arrival ~ s ssc IN II N.
nate Cunard racket at this port being once
mouth, he etseIaer Harnsk wa be despatched
win Ilst.s for Zoe bahama Islands, 70 be landed
II fsstsu, n. 7. The United States postage viii
be Eve cents per half ounce letters, and two
cents on each ne sspaper. 20 be collected 10 all
ceived.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THs LONDON OFFICE.
EDIA Overland hE 10 India closes In London an
follows:-Nia haTseiles the 81 ard 18th of
each month Via Southampton the lab and
CHINA Wa Marseies the 10th and 10Th. Via South
1th and 2lth
AUSTRALIA Via Aarsees and suez the 10Th. Via South
mp.on and SueZ, l2th
gAURrIus.. hden the Attn and 9Th of the month
b Via Southampton on the 9lh of the month
Do ben The date OF making up the Indian and Auxraan
mails at London falls Sunday they made up the
evening previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March e. 7. n.
AsHEs-saes l1e bbls at So rs for p)s S. rs for
old pearls, and S. s71l for new do, per 100 he.
Co1ToN four ready buyers at full rates.
FIoURThe market as improved Slightly for the prir.
cipe kinds, with active inquiry. Sales OF all kinds
reach Il 500 bbls, including superfne State at SIS 80
IS 49, extra State n, So 80 So 60, round hoop extra
Ohio at Sc 60 20 90 extra Canadian at Sc so a 81 So
superfne Southern at So 20 Sc So extra do at Sc
IS rs per Dbl
WHEAr.-sales lave been made Of 900 bushels at
81 so 81 SO for white Kentucky and Southern 81 40
81 80 for mixed and red Southern 81 IS for whit, West
ern 81 10 81 46 for mixed and red do, 81 rs 81 80
for Milwaukee club, and unascertaned price for up.
sound Chicago spring.
CoRN.-Sales 1900 bushels at S3c s5c for whte
and yellow Jersey ard Southern sound Old mixed West.
ern is held at sSc, and upwards.
RYE, BARLEY and OATS are quiet.
Pork is depressed, and is about loc Der bill
lower Other kinds Of provisions remain as last noticed
WHIsEr.-Sales 800 bbs. at 81 Nc CSC. per gallon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
v.v.I intelligence.

m. a,s,,,,cns Thai A., berg made in TIE machinery
.s uo,,,a states s,,s uer San Jaeinso viii be CON-
r...ea on Monday or Tuesday nexi, when she VII be
800 ON, Of the airy dock AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard
,,a ,he I'm ted states frigste Niagara put tn her
-. me Sisc.-a viii receive extensive repairs and
sxeriion W.: he made TO have her ready for sea as
soon as pos iuir-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, March sc P. !

SATURDAY, March scr NJ
The steamer Fulton sailed to-day for Europe, with
ssseooO in bullion freight Exchange FOR Europe
closed firm at 1922 q. The agent Of the Eohsehhas
asked no. but several bankers sold as low as 1895 The
rrsrec that next Tuesday the Boston steamer the
bankers will range from loes to r. Money con
tuues very oheap with an abundant supply The best
short pauer Is done OF s. the brokers offered
than thew can use at L. and that Congress has adj
,ourued there seems be but little prospect Of increased
activity in the loan market.
The stock market quiet to-day, without change Of
moment The bull operators acting with saeacy, and
watching the movements of the bears with perfect uncon
Germ For several days purchases have been made by
the brokers who are Identified with the bull interest,"
ibe market has steadily risen the effect has been due
rarity to outside ORDERS but more especially to the
ever recurring necessities Of the bears who have contracts
\, fulfil This being the case requires but little experience
TO predict what would be the consequence OF any active
movement on the part Of bull SPECTATORS few pur
chases by outsiders The new government stock
higher today, and few OF the State stocks
Among railroad Stocks the only which advanced
Was Michigan Southern preferred, which rose ,. "a,
being chiefly taken small parcels by parties
apparently looking for the dividend Galcna and Rock
Island quiet AID steady Central was shade
higher the face of very vigorous efforts by the bears
to depress them. Reading quiet. There the
usual fuctuaiicn in Pacific Mall which closed up 1851
after having been successfully ia and rs Erie
lower, and looked very weak. Ia Crosse bonds were
active at decline.
At the second board the business done moderate
and stocks quiet, with the exception OF Michigan
Southern guaranteed, which was knocked down Z per
cent Stocks generally lower and without animation.
The market yesterday, closed unsettled, the following
being the closing prces-Mssours, s5& Il; Canton 20
"a; Cumberland "a a Pacific Mail, 75A &c; New
York Central, so7s 81 Erie, lo9s II Hudson 80 "a
Harlem, l2sa p; Reading, 493s z; Michigan Central,
S2k a. Michigan Southern, ls3s "a Southern guaran-
teed asa4 y; Panama, ll7h q Illinois Central, go
u; Galena, 7o7s Il; Cleveland and Toledo, 90 "a
Chicago and Rock Island, 6lss Is; Milwaukee and MIS-
sissipp 121a x; Ia Crosse and Milwaukee, y q.
Ile Ia bnsin Of Snn .Irna