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!. March i9.-Of the a.. Ooo

LIVERPOOL. March l9-Of the Il. 0OG
bales of cotton sold during the week
1900 were taken by spectators and
1000 taken for expectation. Prices
steady at previous quotations.
| \ liberal subscription ~ar made in
Liverpool and London ior the Nnapoiian
cNilcs who recently lnr'lc1 at Queens.
town, Ireland, father than let them pso.
/ cecd to the i'n.tcd States.
/ Up to Friday night. the 18th, the ap-
| prchvn-lons of approaching war had IN
creased on account If the silence Of the
| French government and press in regard
to lord cowley's mission to Vienna
/ II is reported that the Lyons railway
bad been ordered to keep IN readiness -
sunicicnt number of railway carriages
10 transport 20, 600 soldiers (thc number
asked for hy Sar,iinia) at moments
notice.
Private letters from Paris say that
Prince Napoleon is shortly to be APP
pointed viccroy of Algiers.
lIvtmool, March 18th The total sales
, Of cotton during the week ending Friday
evening, amoanicd Ia Il 300 bales. The
sales ON speculation during the same
period amounted e. lG 600 bales, aud the
sales for expectation were 1900 bales
MI qualities have advanced from .ald
r H. The sales to-day amounted to TO-
900 balcs.
The ad,ites from Manchester cantin-
ucd 10 hc OF a favorable character
There was AN increased demand from the
continent aud greater activity prevailed
IN consequence
lVRf. March u The IIayrc cotton
markc, for the pas, week. closed firm
and quiet Al qualities have slightly
advanced Tie sales of the wcck amount
to l30o0 bales
The British parliament have been
mostly occupied in discussing the gov
crnmcut reform bill The question Of re-
form Is the cugrossins topic Of the press,
and seems % be uppcrmost IN the public
mind Of England Lord John Russell
has given notice ia parliament Of his in
tention to offer an amendment to the bill
which Threatens 10 upset the present min
/ isiry
The trials # members Of the Phoenix
club, aud others. who were arrested on
the charge ut treason, IS progressing
sioWlv ia lrclud
The Turin correspondent Of the Lon
don Herald says every thr appears
more warlikc than ever lie represents
that the king Of sardinia and hts minis
try are anxious for war at any price
Loud fuwiey'S roacc mission 90 AUS.
tria Is Thought to la unsuccessful
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DEMOCRACY OF HARRISON.

Pursuant t. notice, the Democracy ol
Harrison county met II convention, Ion
the purpose Of sending Delegates to tho
ll,uston Convention, to Ice holden ou the
sud day Of May next, for the purpose 81
nominating candidates for Governor
Lieut. Governor, and Commissioner VI
,,,, General Land Office Tor the state 81
r,xas also, to elect Delegates to repre-
sent Harrison county in The Democratic
Congressional Convention for the East
,,a district of Texas, to assemble at Hen
icrson on the 2nd day of May next
On motion of Col j. NJ CIough, Judge
f 4. Paiillo was called Ia the chair
On mo,un, Tom +. Ochiltrcc was ap-
pointed Secretary.
col Clongh being called upon, stated
Oboe objects Of the meeting as above.
Whcreupon, on motion Of Col. i Muir
rah, the Convention proceeded to the
election of Delegates to represent HART
,1n in the Houston Convention, when The
Glowing gentlemen were scvcrally nom
mated and unanimously elected VIZ !:
cd. NJ J Hall, :. Il. Hendricks, Col
Louis r. Wiglall, Tom. T.. Ochiltrcc, X.
VI Van Zacll. & Il. l.ipseomb, Vincent
Davis. Capt Eli T. Craig, and pr W +.
baldwin
On motion, the following gentlemen
were added as Delegates to Houston,
VIZ: zen. Elkaua Greer, Virgil Y. Ward.
T. II. Blalock, and pr W {. swanson
On motion of Col =. Murrah, the Com
y,ntion went into {hc election of Dele
.,trs 10 the Henderson Convention,
which resulted in the choice OF Judge
Dudley. : Jennings Hon W j. Ochil-
tree. { X. Fisher pr Ashley Parker, j
Il Williamson, Thos L, Sanford, Wiley
q Tavlnr. James Turner, K W. Luuci-
.rv. y. VI. Baldwin, Thos. II Tucker.
Major Abncr Howard, Col J VI clpugh.
John 4 Hall. :. lIudspcth. j. T. Moody
cl Pcudleton, Mnrrah and Capt James
curtis.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
tae dn.
r \ PNrllLo, Chairman.
Tow y. 0runute, secretary
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l. ATk.Sr NEWS.

Iurt.yu1r. March oath The Ohio river
3 3D., fbis point X falling fast with fourteen
a .,t If water ip the canal aud ten ou The
.n.
t.,.,.,.r, March 50th The .,raet.
q >', II Il b.,nl ,,,,, p,uslrgr~
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'...,',,.,.,...l H., nov. l,.,u. s,ycd
r,r.,ar u,,ec II tl,c .rrrv are among the
..;.,;.,'.
y.n V,u,b;. nansrs of the sG,h. con.
h, ,l,,.s',,.n,.nt that the M.esi--irpi
'' ~ -; a., mint 1s,, e..
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= ls
,.,...,,,., l.,,.,,...
,.,' ,trn. .C,u,,bs,ra an inch fine wafer At
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l 49,. ......,, .f..,,,..- ,.. urcv.iltp,r
1 L..t5t,,.t.. ,l..,,,s sh,rr from
4 III. ..:,t.t, Co, ,,.;,.s,F ,li. city
,.....,.,,,,, t,..,.i,,., .rf,nr,.J se,crt,lv
/ "a, .,.'.,r ',,.,a.,, v.bi,.b is
4 ..'.t ,ni,or.,, N,rv. ,rs waeiu, oR
'..,t, -, III s..,,.ps n r,c
1 Nth, tl,ei, L,ns,s rear thc river
,.al nnrnr ,,n ,cp,hl, aenn during an
.,,,i,,.'y,,p TL, a,u.eci rausra hv flood
/ ,.,' ,,,.'...n, l;l, r,,, !, cnuol if moi cx.
49,, u..l,., ,,,r
A ,su,xs,,x March - The Wash
49,. ,...,~.,,.,,..-r establishment
I ,.,.J r..,..u,.,n fla.
..,l.t.. ,,,;,.tio., Vas
a.. .'..,.,i,.,s,.r
.,'.',.,.',, .lr,s, lo,l. fire inst 80
i,,,.;,,,r H.. r,,, az N,,p,,l,is a.,
G'' s,r, ;ns, Thc Epllc,in aids The
~,o,,,er ! q Cline m leaving port yes
to-day evening communicated sparks 10
thr cotton on the lalhoard sidc Of the
ltlfaSt. which becoming ignted. az one
time threatened the entire destruction
If the b,n, and her valuable cargo. \
heavy wind was blowing shu,cuard
a, the time. and but for the early discor-
cry of the DANES and the prompt cNcr.
toms Of the officers and crew for their
.noprcssion. the most disastrous oouse-
I i,rncos must have cnsucd Fortunate
ly. however, only about forty bales of
f,n,ton were injured, thirty Of which
were thrown overheard, and altcrward,
arrcavcrcd below.
\ correspondent Of the \atche2 Free
| Trader SAYS that during the recent storm
!, hail stone measuring - inches hy I.
i n near the residence OF ". II Forbes,
ESQ. IN \aichcz
The Montgomery Mail Of the 26th
learns that on the 18th inst nearly the
whole Of the town Of Mouton, IN Law
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Glade SPRINGS Classical School.

IliE cuening session viii he opened flr The
l reception OF boys aud gr,- on the Mto1
MtHfag Of April II /. earnestly desired thaj
parents send tloir children pi,a,fiaig, as 900
d,rlut ton will be- nm'le Tor absence, except ia
case Of a mouth pro,raciel sickness. No see
iarian influence will be manifested nor viii the
ioneis II any denomination be advocated.
rfaye or Trripy rga SESSION. o. fiyg MONTHS
FIRST Glass brihogmphv Read
ing Peumauship Primary topography Sl5 90
SECOND .ASS.-Alertal Arithmetic.
Physical Geography English Grammar,
Execution, Slate Arithmciic Oral Al
cobra ...................... ...... 2oo0
THIRD tii~S.-B Botany. Philosophy.
Astronomy Slate Algebra Gc1motry
single and Double Entry Book kerp-
ias............................... -. 25.o0
Fol NIil CLASS Chemistry. Geplo-
gl. Higher English and Mathematics,
Latin and t,reek ................... 5000
Music on Piano Mclu,cun, &c. including
usc Of Instrument. ....,. ......... 35.nO
Ten Der cent. discount TO ihese wbo pas in
advance.
Il. FRANK. III MPlIiEfS lrin.
Glade spfng-. IeNas, Apr. :. 50 n5o.iml
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fIIlF un,lr-sisi-,l oil.rs a,. sryics to the cit
| ucin u Marshall ainl surrounding country
a.
BeR lis.aa pia2-rfr cad C.Ssrn Bn9der.
Ile iu-ur,- 40 uc-i - .'gHi when 'he materials
are selected hy hHs5'
IL aisa lrs.,-.-.s 40 cisse smoky chin'wya. NJ
curc no lay 4 warrants aii N1-A 70 ne 'lpw
10 a ws-sulu.iike ylc 80 as % .i.dd il', tlosc-t
criticism
IT, is nae alanc 70 bR.iwes nu' respectable
solici'' s'aw q lablic iairo.irr Niih AL
coufdenca that ho w.A l.e ei'e - rHief as'.st'e-
tion IA an ta-ss wsserc BIS esrvlr,- n- eanHmAst
uHils from tbs ,,aalry S. ii Nuise pfaialit
attrrtiun
3 II ICNTRY.
Midi Al : ls.- IL
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MOTTO T..
1ur SrArs t.r Trxss,

1'ur STAIN tar trSas,
Costfy " IiiFf,asn.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai Thomas NJ
~ ilertar Executor q the estate Of Eiyatril,
llnriun ,h,eeasssl, has iilo.i his ae~r-shis AMI
vouchers with the SAID estate, rss'' that said se
coNntS and vouchers will nc olsied RI thu M.St
term II the County Court, 20 he hrsd ~ ami hr
Inc eoai,,y If Harrison Texas. Oh tic lr-, Mon
day IN Aprii 1889. il being the 18th day there
Of fit consideration and allowance. wiaen ssrl
whsgc an persons inters's~' may attend arr:
con,,s~, lh,qa il they scc rrnlef. ny orkr u
aid Court. Il sf HEAZLEY. Clerk.
N,rsl L. lsao - n2?.tw
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fu1oafl
MILLINERY.

TUE attention Of the ladies Of Marshall n G,
i and surrounding country is respectful ysssA
~ called TO my assortment Of ladies isats -.-seS
aud l'onncls, have procured the services Of a
first class Mllncr and fe confident that she
can please all IN making and trimming Bonne'4
Of any 'yle. have large stock II Flats aud
b0nneis, aud fine lot of Trimmings.
G. II PIKE.
April g. ls5g- ln3o.2ul
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4 l.Aisif Is, . iali's aad Nsses Fa-',
\ iouabie ~a,ss. ias. c-iy,vi aua f.r SAB. Up
@ e. GklfH3 & Cn.
Arp !. $50 -i129.iaI
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tahasea aai Nunslen, 49, &e rguiral Hall
T,sH SrAfr oF TsNls, Caaniy 81 Harrison.
n asg hirfM eiaar y asa Ca'aaH e'rrimg
AOJ ar lwrety csstTtnl,nsissi 20 s8Agiaan Fea.
! tral Halt ~ Publication " lhi. wit Tor
tbro snens.iNe weeks IN the feNa- Rrpuhenn.
nrwslaper fahllsl,e,l IN Marshall siitl c1nu.
iy. to l,e ant personally amsslr hfeu mc ~ my
olltce n Marshall. "a ~alunla- Ne 30 day ~
NAV. y r. 1880, At le u'ier'i 50 an.
ae,r ~, cou,naiai ol .'ehn-en sai NanIcu, for
the re- Of VI llliam " johnson 30 Rlga nf dhi
fef III san If tn live aad 80 goo dollars pfp-
cipai dno hy aeconnl hgicliy NJ follows tewli !.
ior hlssrh sni,hing daae ~ the r'airif- for a.
Eaesa, % ,he ilih shy II ianaary 1855, lhe
18Th u snibcr. 1855 aua divers p'hr days
nn.Dnsise
Herein fail not, ana make Inc reigra ef this
wit a. the law directs Given under my hand
at Marshall iris the 2lth day Il March 1857
WM. " JOHNSTON
1'airr II Po'r, ~ oni t.'f md touafg
issucsl March 81 isaa
wv " .inuysgh, !. T..
Received and eVccuiel 2iih Na-h, 1883. b,
handing ID. EDITOR If the 1eNas Eeeahi'cnn
copy Il the within writ fr puhiicalp'u
9 W. ~iNrtk { " {.
March ~. lS1p rs a
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Ladies and Misses Hats ard Flats.

l ARTIST ~lrl~ bis, received and hr ssilo
l.. ag g q. GREGG \ CO
Apr. ;. 1850 fneaAwl
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4 - l'ERluB ~io,k - Cents asA Boys
\ Ready Made Clelldus. ia rv'iy,vi alj
TT al hy q q. GillNN & ga
APP ! lsse ia2Saal
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r,.uts and .inshapas, HicaCsc
ard RioN,u sutt0uS.

l'OR tlsc Million nssi reerisei afi f,r salc
L b. q G., GREGG h 10
Arr lisa luaa4wl
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ii Sr ARRIVED.

spGENu.B lo' of -W.ar SIDE Iacr
y panl. Naufita ael Naf"ee ~'ha 3 ~
iaa h'as, .syic apd .- sd, ht
m.I-aa4I.I ,. IS. C0lENA< g. co.
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Mum { niINii,

-nn Cuts ia.' rccivel and fr air
l,cO bv g. q ckAltls' 4 Ca.
Sfr !; lsaa iHsg4Rl
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I AnifS Dress '.eo,ls Silts. Sairs CESAR
] agslrs, Printed 'awns Ne. Ae.. for s.ic
hg q, e. t'Rff;t; 4 GO.
AR ! lsao-- Ineasiwl
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}. u. LANG tsTER CO..

4 RI row ia reccipi Of n large and wel ~rv3
I selected stock Of Drugs. Mciicine> ~
Paints ts. soaps rcrimery. Ne'0r u
Flayoryd Evirtcrs etc, TO which attention b
respectfully .o,i,ited
r. the iads they would say. eall and Soc
their beautiful tanl tg.,e Fame, Paper tngcl-
OPS. COMBS. isNslrs, soaps Powders and
l'armu .ry- such as X IS. mo ~w@ty fmnet
PAM. Noaug America pPcf TIN ote etc
\ lot Of huc eold l'ens.
April :, 1852 uHn;2w
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4 Is. QHsb,ici f,si reosised AMI Or ssle le
y q e. Gi,Eots & o.,
Npr. 1850 Iaegswl
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OoSM)1.( T(O\.

I'VE firm Of Ochiltrcc anl lipscomb is this
! day Dissolved b. mutual consent Mr.. laps
combs private arrangement requiring that h.
should temporarily retire frola the practice. W
. ochil''uc will assume the cniire responsibility
of the firm.
&. y. IIpSCOMB
W u. OcllllfREE.
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
1 Classical, mathematical. sc,en-
tjGc. and Military College Tor
Young men and Boys.

CAPT 8. BASS, v NJ. J. PRESIDENT,
and Professor m Mathrimiic. The Solid sci
eurts and Instructor II Military ircties.
RUFUS MANN. !. g. Professor Of The
tuciet Language. 'iisiorF. and Erglish Lit
craiuIr.
----- rrairst ~ Spanish,
Frrrth Italian and ,erman iang,ng aud
ad.gnri pfplts.lr ei Gusk and la's1.
W. q. GILLESPIE Teacher Of primary
department arl INSTRUCTOR in iHmuan,hip.
,I'HE -prns .-..ioa uil open 1n Meu.a5
Co., 2iH February and eio.e thc -rcnfd
w,..k h jlle. 1he baps ia the department Of
Mnd4u laasum-e-. $3.50 De- fl',l O., ihe nainl ui
aB ,sie 4n,i experienced Teacher.
Term. of Tuition per session. pay
eir ssr teif AZ ada tor
+ Onhorrapl.y Eeaainr Wriine Co.,
el5anhe Primary Grnmar. aud iriih-
mriic. itslHecd oHe third from iutmar
rats ..'.....~................ .s9e.oo
,,fammst aui Nr'thmt'r crufhncL
I Composition p,tanmtion Natural
'liof1Ny Chemistry, and l!sfer. 1890
Algebra G,anelF' laauometry
i SuF.efifa Descriptive aml Analtii,a
+ Gcoi5el -hai,s Shadows end Rev
.pacli,e Integral anil nHenufiai .'rn
lHs Astronomy M5nal i'hin-aphy
Eheiar.c Aari.ui anal Npiefn Iaursa-
e,s ................ .......... 1000
l1eI ~ Co'.ag ptr SESSION ........ 80
Student wil 1e 80 -sl from ,lle ttuc 81
entrance to rlea eT s-ian ud,s. H pg 81
rgutf1etul sirbn-a.
Board may Boz hsl 10 IT, family of Co. Inraer
President. or respectable private fatalities IA
+ sl5 per mautil
Eof arlFr inflammation rcfr 60 caalu.n,s
which pug De had on application 90 tae Pnsi
/ d-ut
J > BASS Pneadr'.
Feb ls. ls5a. No - q
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GRiND.I<t.. GRINDING 1.

'1>,iL New d;rist Mil II the satisfactory. il
now N operation. Regular mill 'ks.s~~
" cshrssia, sni Saturday.
March lsSa. No 2. II
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EDUCATION ~.
Marshall Collegiate Institute.

'I'IIlS Institution. ;iua,,d en the street South
Of toe CousiAous. wili w. opened on the
1T Monday in February ncW
WILLIAM LOWRY. \. NJ, PIoioo, g
.iireR Laaapcgc..
T.. cAEOI.hN, \. ". P,efteorc n .Ndi-
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just Received,

FANCY Goods and Varieties, nnd ~ sa'c
u ty q; q. 1REGG ".
Apr, 1850. in.o;,w)
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) plsIAG q 90 DS.

irN EE-r si1ltTEp STOCK IN HAS EVER
BROUGHT 20 IRIS NAhkhI-
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vi, assortment ot Ladies' Dress Goods,
CIuAkS. SilANi4- and II \ Z :, be
THINKS cannot he surpassed III this market.
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News from Hnvti.

GENERAL QUIET IN TILE C05s!TRY-POPULkR ITY OF
PRESIDENT ,GBFFRARD--HIs NEW MEAsUaEs-rI
EAfCIAL OeNDITION OF THE CouNTRY-CoLeREp
PEOPLE FROM THE UNITED STATES INVITED
FRIENDLY TE.ADE WITH SAN pOMNGO INFECTED
By tbs arrvalsf tho bcrk ARIEL Captain Cheese;nan at
this port yesterdsy, have from Hayti dsted at
Port au FRINGE on do 18th Of April.
The island continued quie. under the new government
with the exception few dissatisfied old place hcders
Of the former government Tho popuse in general are
SO unanimous in their appreciation Of President Gefrrd
that nothing C to be fe&red from those disconnected
The President makes himself very popular among NIL,
and especially .he hatttSSs country people, because
Instead Of ssung proclamatons IA the Frerch language
which the greater part Of the people cannot understand
be goes to different parts Of e country and and in
peraon and In The Creole tongue, tells them what ho
wishes Never, suppose was a better commencement
made BY any new government, and II Hayti does not
thrive under President GeH ards rule there can he M
more hope for Hay Il than for Mexico. NV
treeeom OF speech Id now tolerated; besides many Of
the soldiers are discharged from the regular army and an
tered In the National Guard MN 'A-
The government are using all their powers "a d, awav
wxh the OLD tax Of the coffee ah but up TO the present
on account the very low sateof the treasury they were
unable 20 10 d. The government are anxious that emf,
iro we colored part Of the American population
aboud take place. they will be gladly welcomed 10 their
former emigration.
10 possible tina. after while S. Domingo NAV oncs
more DC N commercial relation with this part OF the
sisno; 10, II VIII be great mutual benefit
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Brooklyn Common eounc,I.

1
The Common Council met last evening At seven o'clock
for the purpose OF perfectng organization in which
they failed on the previous Monday night Mayor Powell
called the Board to order, when on motion ballot wss
entered into for President which resulted In the choice OF
Alderman Kalbhesch, by the following voseevery rsna
| Der being present.
1 ~. w. nAouoEcn 10
s~s1eo a. 'an d.
he remaining officers elected as follows
CSW Cae,k-Willam G. Bishop, who received seventeen,
out on the nineteen votes cast.
CS~eselt0r TO the Observation-Disclosures NcCue
Heat0 (Hiasr-sSapuel Boyd
Geek Of The 1hd,,xfs-Henry Oswald
ln'pea1s q Pa<~ents, Western Distyict-John Caya.
son. '-S'epnen 1arri.
Cle'k Of Justice Corn. ve',s coart-Michae Walsh
Ct7E OF Justice vooh ts Couyt-John Burts
tfc'f y Justice Bldchl VS. Coast-Jobn w Sweerev
CI,ks q Comts-Clerk or Justice Morebouse,s Cow.
tn9mas A. gregory Clerk OF Juece Fox's Court W,Ian,
A. Clerk Of Justice Vyders Court Arthur B,ssett
sosys % Weights and \ seassres-W Western Dstrict~
Gaynor, John rinmes "sA
impsciors Of lNeats-western' Distrct-Johp M,raar
John Waish Eastern District Patrick ODonnel
Whitehl. ~'' IL
Keeper o. ne City Pdrks-,Iohn Campbell
hetptr OF ne CITY Hait-Moses Abbott. Asslstant-
Thomas MCGUIRE.
Keeper IF the Closets-william King
F0r Observation-Disclosures District -Geofee NEorro,y,
Daley. ward
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3ts, goo were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester are no. favorable. The
market was very dull but rates were steady
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFfs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstnfs market generally steady
but quiet At Tuesdays advance reported per North
Bron) Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co report no re-
aular market since Tuesday Flour steady at 10s 49,
Cd. Wheat quiet at Tuesdays advance Western red S.
Cd, o. Sd ditto white, o. los Southern white los
l2s. Corn steady. Aessrs. Bigand, Athya 4 Co. cay
is Id higher, and quote white U.s. 3D. Is. 3D., and
yellow S. 3D. q 6s ID
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. B,eland, Athya h Co.. Richardson, Spence l.
Co James McHcnry and others repor-Beef hrm at the
late advance. Bacon 6Im with improved demand Lard
dull Taiow advanced Is; sales at SOS. 56s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
a SIS; pearls Sis 3D. sugar dull Coffee frm. Rice
firm, and 3D. Cd. higher. Tea hrner. Glover seed was
beng pressed the market at lSs 53s Fish oils, an
. common 4s medium Is Cd. a 8s 3D. Spirits turpentne
firm and all qualities slightly higher; sales AS AS Cd
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Bros 4 Co. report wheat hrm, and Eng.
h Is higher. Iron duh at &c IS for rails, and s5 lis.
3D. &c for bars Sugar quiet, and inferior descriptions
ny Te rue Gr
See Other articles genera ally in fair average dc
mand, without change in rates.
HAvRE MARKET.
For the week including April 19-Cotton-Sales Of tbs
week 0o0 bales New Orleans tres ordinaire l07f do
bas 102 stock in port 1877 900 bales. Breadstus were
declining Potashes nrn, put dWi; pearls urn Couee
buoyant Rice firm. Sugar heavy, and rather lower for
all qualities.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April %, 1852
The London Stock Exchange shut to-day, and there
Of course quotation for consos.
To day is holiday, and there is no business OF mpor
lance doing the cotton market Prices have decln
ing tendency however.
Breadstufs tend upward.
Provisions buoyant.
Tallow has slightly advanced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

yhe seamshp Niagara, Capt Mllar, from Liver .s, q,
O'Clock the afternoon Ct Atri 49, arrived It Fall,
hx ut about ten o'clock Wednesday night; I'm, far
reasons which will az future time be expla' nod the
agent Of the Associated Press compelled spa Tho
intelligence thence to sackv lie by horse EXPIRE a.
me Niagara passed, April 20, at440P.M. off Point
IyBss, steamships Kangaroo and Alps fror wow York
Or Liverpool Goth, lat 4S A. lon az TO- p.seed bark
Rsctitude May O. lat "A, lon 40, passed eoyural arpe
iseberes.
The Niagara sailed ON Halifax en- ssy .tour .vsc
rday morning Boston, where she will be duo n. noon
so-day.
An eeetoneering meeting in the city Of Iordcn had TO-
solved to run Lord Stanley without bis CT ssert
Mr. Barring dec the requisitinn Of sfe London con-
sevatves, and they casting about for another can
didate.
Subscriptions for the Indian fcn loan Gle sci ON
she aIst Eve millions bid for a. rasove nInetV
the minimum xed leaving milf pns 10 DO dispe sad OF.
these millions would not 30 nee tet for nsonthr
Nor,hy, the american oaess sanr,pion, was being
5ckd by the London players. - again played eight
sapsss simultaneously blndfold. hx adveycaries being
very skiul en. He wen two, and tho osbsr six game
wco drawn otter seven hours p ~. MI. Aorphy
ahp eve of leaving for America
The King of Naples stssl survived.
Naples admits corn into sAilyler two months from
Vqarch 80.
The government of Rome is said &c have cent round
private circular to the Bishops urging them to collect
uen for two legions ohe PsntiscG troops attempt
vas unsuccessful, notwithstanding large bounty
offered
There was intelligence of the Cunard steamer
Alps due at Liverpool: from New York, when the Niagara
sailed.
The Canadian steamer Nova Sc1tian from Port.
And on the 9th Of April, was ga'so unanlounced a.
Liverpool
The screw steamer Kangaroo, from New York for
Liverpool the 9th Of April passed Cork Friday the
2od and would arrive at Liverpool the evening the
'following day