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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19
For he Jrginiun.


YELLOW Branch. April lith, 1879.
M Hittor--ln nm editorial of tho Republican
Of the l3th inst, tho following appeared: "ln
our discussion tho other day with Col. Lrttwich.
wo charged Mr. Goggin with having voted against
tho admi,,on of Texas--a large slave State
the tnion. The Col. replied that tho admission
# Texas WAS Democratic measure. md TINT Mr.
Goggin. Wing and party man. very properly
voted against it. This is an admission of AN OPP
position clcctGr which MIR. Goggn and his friends
cannot certainly relish IL Mr.. Goggin's partizan
prejudices so strong as to induce him to yoto
against vitality important measure to tho South,
because it was Democratic is no II proper person
t. preside over tho dcstines Of this common.
wealth.
The charge alluded to above wns made with the
evident design If making the impression thnt Mr.
Goggin'r objection to the admission of Texas was
that she 'raa II SLAVE STATE. My reply. Uhough
not in thc language used by Mr.. Glass was IN
tended to rrlnic that lcn No one knows better
than Mr. GLASS that the Wing party regarded the
admissions oi rcxas Ms the cause Of war with Mex
ico and no one better thnn Mr.. Glass knows, that
the objections to that mcasurc on the pnrt of tho
Wings (South nt lcnst) were totally disconnected
with the subject of slavery, and yet he was disin
senious enough to make the charge Now, if Mr.
Glass partisan pre-! udces are 80 strong ns to in
lucc him to prefer such n charge under such cir
cumstances is he fit person to be entrusted with
the conduct of public journn2 "ls he not n
blind guide" But let Mr.. Glass tell his readers
how often John Lctchcr voted for Martin Vnn Bu-
rem in the Baltimore Convention after he opposed
the admission of Texas. after lie maintained the
ruwer of Congress to abolish slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and af,er he voted for free no
gro suffrage in New York
Yours truly,
.JOEI, II LEETWItU
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intellectual strength ofhis llataty sppes,, 10 b.
completely exhausted. His fsfsru 70 Rain
which had been fxsd fbr tho sad u Mey,hn beeo
again postponed.-Bostos 7raues2Sv,


AAa~S4A8Ok1IUk
Several incidents occurred during - dissns
sion at Maron, between MsserS. 0cSsjr ~
isecher. that amused us no litsls. nn6 ~ ti5SS
them rather too good IN be lost. Ne yin eaisSs
them Just 10 they occurred. sa assalfas gsgi'-,, (
\. y, the kespsr of the jail, h psoniusot "A
very decided democrat and . rsmsskabj1 VsrS
supporter "P Of Mr. Lstchsr.-Havieg hsasd tAs1 q
hs spoke arst at oil the appoinanssnts. ma v6sn
the candidates came to Marion, no1 beinr ~
sonally acquainted with either. IS sr.is1SnA ~.
man; Mr.. L. Spoke arst, and j. kslsned % ~
whole OF his speech in silence --shovins bv I'm
ooantcnanee that he was not at all pleased. Bat
Frightened up-he was then in his Clement. snI
soon began to applaud the speaker with : hearty
good VIII: Smo friends In as.oniahmsnt said 8
him, "Why, Mr. j.. what in the World do von
mesn' Il thought you were Lstoher nsn. r.
30 "m," was the reply. 'rhen what do you
mean by applauding Qogain sor as tn. dos.
sin. said Mr. J.- Il thought il wss Istohsr.I
Visitor are divided in politics, and their uaper
is neutral, Mr.. O..-the Wing 10 quiet, nsodesl
man. and while Mr.. 0oggin was replying % Nr.
ietoher, Mr.. c., was listening very stiontiyely.
but quietly, to his modest hits. Ademoorat who
was standing by Mr.. C.-not being we'll soouain-
tod with tho editors but knowing that one Of them
was democrat, naturally enough supposed thns
he was with political friend and sympsshises.
and turning to him, said very evpressively, "Hs
10 wooling him like thundor-but would not 40
knowledge II to one Of these Wings for unwilling
in the world. d."-Stauaion Spec
A MARRIAGE CELEBRArED.--A novel incident oc-
currcd in Wheeling va. on Monday. Tho Times
Of Tuesday thus refers to H.:
early yesterday morning gentismap. one Of
tho members Of Young America Fire Company.
on Whacling Island, was married to one Of t6s
young aud beautiful daughters Of East Wheeling,
About o'clock M.they left on the steamer MI.
aerva. for pittsburg on a Wedding tour. On the
green slope Of tho Island tho momhess Of the Fire
Company In full equipment were drawn up with
small cannon placed In front. and - the steam.
or passed three rounds were frvd which VIA re-
sponded " by the steamers whistle, while tho ID.
dy friends ot tho bride crowded the suspension
bridge and waved II "God speed with their pock.
OF hankercliefs."
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The SovREIoNs OF EuRorE.-Rumors OF On
alarming nature are reparted from abroad, says an
English paper, respecting the health of the Empe.
ror Of Austria and the Kiug Of Greece. both Of
whom are said to show symptoms Of insanity.
The King of Naples is still in acritical condition
from the effects of tumor. He 10 In savage
mood. and the announcement Of the escape Oft
exiles to America does not propably tend 70 Inn
relstive 70 the health Of the King Of Prussia says
letter from Berlin, are very uhfavorable,, Tho
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Tho name Of The Washington Union has been
changhcd 10 The Constellation. The editor says
that hereafter IL will bo "necspaper" and 10 ex-
ecution of his plan writes leader in favor Of tho
war with Mexico--not the next war, but the last
one, Ills second effort will probably be In support
OF tho American Revolution. Fast men, those
Government cditors.-N T. Tribune
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- know" said Billy Gilmer in his speech
"a, .why be Lsscher] is called Honsst
EIkis becauss the article is rare among the
These b no more factious speaker
s than olImer,
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4 Furniture & Upholstery. W

The undersigned informs hia ffleuds n
and tho pabc that hc has Northern cils
With large and handsome assormsnt Of the very
NITUkE consisting Of complete Paror BedsteaA
resus Wnrdrobe.. wa.hstauds Chairs aso beasteaI
lot Of the finest Window Curtains Carncs, 40, HAIR
Mosa Cotton and shuck Mattresses superior
aways hand Also Pain Leaf Mattresses new artlsIs
entirely never bcfors introduced IN this market
UfHOLSTERNu at the shortest notes, and ell work
ranted by VIM LOOSE,
Leader and lptroducer Of Ans Fnsnisurs
april l2dts.-Rcp copy.
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at per advance, and Weekly at g. invariably in
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uaper will except at the option the rop
rior until all arrearages shall have been paid
ADVERTIsEMENTS inserted tor 20 cents per square
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nubl,,hed III and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE;
square daiiy
ror ,vvo s,,unres daily 80
For
For squares trweekly,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
~ Advertisements intended for both papers subject TO
special contrast
Annual tsers win bc limited to their immediate
bnse.s or the advertisements charge at transient rates
fV An new Advertisements appear In the daily and r
weekly papers ,
raieably for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19
Franklin's Son.
Speaking of tho son Of DIR. franklin. tho New
bur vnort uernll savs.

Speaking OF tho son ut Dr. Franklin. the New
buryport Herald says:
As the namo of franklin Is prominently before
the public. it may not I've uninteresting TO give
some account Of his only son, William. about whom,
we think little isknown by the community at large
Unlike his father. whose chief claim Is for the In
valuable services he rendered his country in her
greatest need, tho from the first 10 tho last
u devoted loynlist. Before tho Revolutionary war
he held several civil aud military offices Of impor-
tancc. AT the commencement Of the war he held
the office Of Governor If New Jersey, which APP
pointmcnt he received in l715. When tho diff
Guilty between the mother country and the colo
MES was coming to crisis, he threw his whole In
iuenco in tayorof loyalty. and endoavorsd TO pro-
vent tho Legislative Assembly Of New jersey
from sustaining tho proceedings ofthe General
Congrcss ofPhadclphin. These efforts, however,
did but little to stay tho tide Of popular sentiment
in favor OF resistance to tyranny, aud soon involv-
ed him in difficulty. lilo WINS deposcd from Office
by tho Wings. to gyo place 10 VIM. Livingston,
ahd scnta prisoner to Connecticut, where he re-
mainod two years in Enst Windsor. in tho house
Of Capt. Ebenezer Grant, whore tho Theological
Seminary now stands. In l778 he WAS exchanged.
and soon after went TO England. There he spent
tho remainder OF hs life, receiving pension from
tho British Government for his fidelity. lilo died IN
1878, at the ngo Of 81.
AS might have been expected, his opposition to
tho cause of liberty. dear TO tho heart Of his fa
thcr. produced an cstrangcment between them
For ycnrs they had no Intercourse In l784
tho son wrote the father; in his reply, DR.. Frank
lin snys:
Nothing has ever hurt mo so much, and
affected me with such deep sensations. as to
find myself deserted in my old age by my on.
ly SON; and not only deserted but 10 find
him taking up arms against mo In cause where
in my good fame. fortune and life were all at
stake"
In his will also, he nludcs to tho pnrt his
Hon had acted After making some bequests, no
adds:
The part he actcd against me in the latcwa
which is of public notor,ety, will account for my
deprive mo Of"
Tho patriotism Of tho father stands forth all
the brighter when contrasted with the desertion
Of his son.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OTEY, 13 Pearl
- Street between Main and Cary RICHMoNp, Va have
hand and Offer for sale
1000 bags Rio, Lagnyra and Java Coffee,
- bags Mocha do
80 sides good AMI damaged sole Leather
5Oo boxes Adam ,niine Candies
100 boxes Brown Soap
les boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old ID ,mincn Nails;
100 barrels n. o. Molasscs;
Is hoRsheads Cnha Moiasses;
50 do N o. Sugar;
100 barrels extra &. Sugar:
$50 do low grades Sugar;
25 do granuated Sugar.
50 do ground Sugar;
rs patent cut loaf Sugar;
80 barrels crushed Sugar;
80 kegs Soda
100 boxes French Window Glass
10o kits No ] Marker,l;
so barrels M. IIerrings;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Besides full assortment OF GROCERIES, wei" large
and well selected stock ~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IlQ oRS We also Agents for of the hest brands
of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all of which we will sell
low, march - dts-licp. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

OERuVsAN GUANO.- 10 900 baga selected
= Peruvian Ouano. 1000 bags Eds Island duane n Ouo
oASs Somrco tuan0 Tor sale the ratca y
EDMOND, DAVENPORT . Co. :.
mar ats Richmond, Va
GNENTsEWEN will hnd n suprrlos Let or
- Cloths CasHimores and vestinas, eaablshtusnA
Call aoon. NATII (li0G ENHEINEn
april sdts Rep. copy.
vDuWE OLD MEDICINAL GuQ q . = D.-
L. French Brandy, Whiskey, Port Wlns 0ln, AAdslrA
Wine, schnnpps, &c, for sale by
feb Id" sTABLER JONES.
Ok TO 30 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Bs0TA
81 IN TUE SUBURBS OF LYNCHBuRa FOR SALE.
have for SALE just ont Of the limits VI the cy N
superior BUILDING LOTS They can bs cold In qaaiNle.
from :" ~ Some Of these Lots upon Them
Prices aud pay yments lbcral. LEYDURN Wilkes.
march ~ ilnwf forgws Ceneral Land eant
1COR1CE PASTE.-3O half cnsrs A. d. O.
IL LIC0kCE good article Of just resolved
s'gnment and for sale by LEE, ROCKE co
april tdts ~ = VIM Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

A DESPERATE FIGHT IN A RAILROAD CARA
desperate and bloody rencontrc took place on the
Monday night train on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad short distance above Wellsville,
Ohio in which one man was shot in the leg. and
another beaten 80 badly that he had to be carried
out and medical aid called. 1t seems that Capt.
Moore, of Wheeling, Va, was occupying seat by
himself when farmer, living in tho vicinity Of
Soans Station, came up and either tread upon or
kicked his leg probably Internationally. Mr..
Moore raised up and made some offensive remark.
to which the other replied in the same tone. A
cross-fling Of words continued until the farmer
in answer to some epithct, struck Moore, when the
latter drew pistol and fred twice at his assailant
lodging two balls in his thigh. At this point tone
or two Of the passengers, including the man that
was shot. pitched into Moore and beat him most
numerically mutillating his face and person with
out stint. The excitement on the train was most
intense dnring the fight
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u--,rnsn. eUmNITURk: .FUHNI ruME!:

<4FURNgTURk! !FUHNI rURE!:
rateiul for past fhvors, the subs riber would
his thanks his friends and the pub.
lie generally, and inform them that he
has hand tand constantly adding ereto) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by skihil work
best material and finished In the most de
erabe His Stuck embraces article usually got
ten up the extensive manufactures
those wishing purchase, feeling as
and will give satisfaction in regard to both
price and quality OF work.
Hair and Shuek Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD J. FOI.KES.
Wareroorls and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
house iant d&ctsif
Pure Coal OIL and Coal OIL Lam ps.
A LARGE STOCK OF PURE CAMEL COAL OIL, at
81 per gallon just received and for sale. Also COAL
OIL LAMPS, of various p tterns, by
S1ABLER JONES.
march 9dts LynchburR, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

t:rcnt Reduction In Chnrse ON Goods from ti,s
North. via Richnsend aud James River
d KUnUWhn Canag, 10 u.y nc bury,
thence by BRilsOad TO the
SOMih. West.
FNIIANkFULt friends and the public for their lib
L cral patronage I would respectfully inform them that
owing the large increase of business consequent
reduction have determined reduce charges
General Merchandise, such Dry Goods boots shoes, Hats
Caps &C. to only % 100 pounds which includes all
from The Wharves Richmond to the Landings
Depot Lynchburg.
Produce iorw arded at very low rates.
Z U For special rates, circular.
ALFRED S. LEE.
Forwarding and Commission M,T1hdut.
ian 97-dts On the Dock, Rchuond Va
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TaHT ROR TIE PEOPLE.-u have just
i received . supply Of PURE KpROsENE OF CANNEL
COAL OIL. Those who wculd like TO have brilliant and
cheap light will please call and be supplied Also supply
march i'd . '. JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

GREAT LAwYERs.-Tho London news thus be-
gins a good biographical sketch Of Lord 1ynd-
hurst:
at is n fact to be remarked that all our great
est law yers are longlired. On examination it will
however, be found that there is nothing extraor-
dnnry in the matter. In order to enable man
to go through the amount OF work which alone
can constitute n successful bnrrister, you must
presume physical constitution Of iron, capabil.
ity of adapting his habits to the requirements Of
his calling, an organization in which the nervous
system is not too predominant. The demands on
one who undertakes to reach tho Woolsack or the
Bench are perfectly well understood, and have
been reduced to pithy phrases such as Lord III.
denis "that n barrster must live like hermit and
work like horse;" or the cynical aphorism. that
to be n great lawyer or good Judge you must
have bud heart anda good digestion. There are
u few instances in.which successful advocates ut
the English Bar have for period trumphed by
the mere force of energy and will over DEFICIENCIES
of bodily organization but it has always been al.
most invariably found in these cases that one day
they unexpectedly broke down and never recover
cd"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

Thankful for liberal share of the public patronage for
,he last sx take pleasure In informing our friends
that va were NINE PREMIUMS on different TOOLS
at our late Fair We better prepared than ever TO
furnish Tools and hne lot Of premium Tools on
hand would cali particular attenii TO our Threshng
Machines Corn Cutters heat Fans, Cahoon
Broad ing Machine, Wheat Drills ickford Hoh
mans Others Steel and Cast plows, old and improved
Livingston aud Points, Peakskll Plows and Points All
ask call sale tn one In want os Tools IN
our line WHITTEMOhE O. yooLiN'
march I.dta l. ! Proprietors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

OFFICE SOUTH.SIDE RAIL ROAD.
LYACHBURa. April lst, 1859 :
gQyIu ROUGH FREllsnT ARRANGEMENT
TO OBALTIMORE-Iama am authorized to receipt for Freight
through Baltimore by the South side Raroad to City Point
and the Baltimore Steamboats, at the following rates:
Manufactured Tobacco, per box. IS
Becswax Dry Goods, Gnseng and Feathers. per
Dried Apples and Flax Seed per 100 lba......... 63
this there is drayage and bnt handling Of
goods Railroad Car to the Steamhoaand the time
consumed in running from ynchburg TO baltimore only 10
hours. For further information. apply to
A. w. HOKNER,
april 5dIm Agent 4 f. u. X. Co.
~ Eek TIE S.-FaHcy Neck Ties for the
Spring Net, Lace, Tubular L atom Yall st., &c Col
ars. Gloves, Hosiery, &C., just received by
march 2b-dts. VIM u FACE
TylBE largest assortment of fringes, Dress
ii buttons, Bonnet Ribbons Velvet Trimming and Needle
Work with very large lot Of Shawls Mantles Raglands
Berage Sbawls and Berage Mantles .., -....ss 3
april ll-dts JNO AbhAhAMc. z
NGG AND ARROW ROOT CRACkRnH~-
~ hand fresh supply Of that delightful det sos ~
'..,ui april ed sd.s. s.' !. H. THOMPSON 4 c0, q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

WE will pay she highest cash price fer Wool
w In large or small quantities. ,,
march dta t...' :. Lynchburg. Va
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sALEsMAN WANTED.-Wnnsed 10 en-.
"A poy, for the ensuing year. good and popular DRY
GOOD SALESMAN, q character None need apply, who
well recommended for industry sobrey and in
egyity Address A. Pos Office, Lynchburg, and state
aalarx reiu red Idec 2I.dts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Francs Joseph, who but lately quArreied with
Gen. Hess, whom be charged with want of energy, is
greatly dissatisfied with tie slow progress Of Count
Gyulai He therefore intends TO 60 himself to
the army, and to take the nominal command. while
Hes is to do the work. Napoleon, on the
other haud, is on the eve OF leaving Paris
in order to command bis army in person.
Prince Napoleon is to lead distinct army corps
to land at some point in the neighbOrhood of Ven
ice, and to cut the communication with Austria.
King Victor Emanuel is with his army, and will
be seen in the thick Of the first battle. His per-
sonal courage is as Well known as bis hatred Of
the Auttrians.
The precarious state of King Bombas health,
and the intrgues Of the Queen against her step
son, the heir apparent paralyze the action of the
Government at Naples, and give time and oppor-
tunty for preparing a general outbreak in the
Kingdom Of both Sicilies. Time will show whether
it becomes Muratist or in favor of Victor Emau-
uel, who has won the hearts Of all Italy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
AUSTRIA.

The Bank of Austria has suspended cash peyinents;
but, as the Gazette du Commerce OF Berlin observes,
the measure has no importance save in political
aspect and so fer indicates state Of war: ls
financial point Of view il signifies nothing whateSer.
for each payments have in reality been suspeeded ~
the bank for several weeks past.
On Sunday the Emperor Francis Joseph walked %
the Prster vt Vienna aud received with accsna-
tons.
On Monday the Grand Duke Of Tuscany arrived aa
Vienna and alighed at the Imperial Palace OF Sch1n-
brum.
the Austrian capital. number of young men oe.
longing to the University of Vienna have enrolled
tbemselyes as volunteers in the army The religious
communities continue to subscribe important sums TO
assist the Government in the expenses OF the war.
The Arehduke Albert, who is now in Hungary, has
been summoned to Vienna Prince Windschgrats
is to proceed to st. Petersburg special mission
Before the opening of the Bourse on Tuesday, fhe
Austrian railways were weak at 1913, and the Creda
Mobier at l3.
The. official Wiener Zeitang publishes note OF
Count Walewski to the French Ambassador, M. de
Bannavle, dated April o. and a note Of NJ de Banne-
vile to Count Buol dated 2nd of May, by which dPso-
matte relations between France and Austria arc
broken of.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
Tuscany.
The following letter has been received from Flor
a, % Jatad the Doth of Anril

The following letter has been received from Flor
cree, dated the Goth of April:
IL verified to-day all the details ofthe events otthe
27th and hasten TO add some new facts to those L
have alrea adv announced. II the Marquis de La
iaiico " no served Intermediary between the Grand
Duke and the National Committee which assembled at
the Piedmoutese Embassy. Leopold after his re issl
to abdicae retired at o'clock with his family to the
fortress of the Bey edere under the protection of the
iroops there whom Prince Charles, the second u
the Grand Duke vany endeavoredt TO induce to march
against the revoutionsts. The old Ministers, with the
exception Of NJ Landucci, who hed without gong to
the palace escorted the Grand Duke until the last mo-
ment. NJ Baldasseroni. eN President OF the Council.
has since retired TO the residence of one OF his friends
in the mountains of Pisa. General Ferran, who
commanded the Tuscan troops and the Marquis GERM,
First EQuery, are, with the exception ot his High
ness's three Aides-deCamp, the only persons who
have followed the Grand Duke and his family. The
escort of safety was composed of officers of different
corps. having Major Danzni, who is at present a
member of the Provisional Government at their head
The escort turued back at the frontier and the Grand
Duke alone with his family followed the road to Bo-
logua whence he departed on the 2Nh for Ferrara
The Provisional Government immediately occupied
Themselves with organizing the army and with the
n the Treasury and 6 900 900 of securities The son OF
Daniel Manin has been appointed Ade-de-Camp to
Gen. lloa by decree. The Government OF Legh0rn
has been retained with the exception OF the Com
mander Fabbri and one of the Municipal Councillors
detachment of artillery has been sent to the frontiers
on the side Of Bologna, to remain in observation"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

and .sle. unimpOran Bacon quiet bu steady Lard firm
sv16aI TaIow frner; sails at SIG.
IdyyRPooL PRODUcE MARKET.-Rosn was dull and
eonmon slightly lower under large arrivals sales at A. Pot
h.b4. fru IL Sj6aSSi Peassaui~ at 81 6 Sugar quiet Co
~ dun firm previous prices Spirits TurpenDe firm
~ +I. Ln,eed o i Si6G3l.
IoSDos mhRKET.-Iu the London market, WHEAT
heA largely declined ssy quarter SUGAR dGl and Cd al
lower. ReK firm TALLow quiet at Sc SPLITS TVsPENINk
6rn at 4i6d45ie
LosDOS MONEY MARKLT.-In the London money
market there continued active demand for money It
in the discount Of the Bank considered hk
Consols closed Tuesday asa for money ano
LONDON, Wednesday Ioon-Con-os are no" qoofa 81
etd9ll
LATEST MARKETS.
IIyYRpooI Thprsday noon.-COTTOE quiet, little
inquiry and prices weak. Hnsted sales to-day bsl"-
BREADsTJFFs-Messrs Richardson Spence 70 fep1 ss l
market quiet and pce. weaker than yesterday but Goaoy
unchanged.
The PEovIsIo. market Il dull
The PxopvcT market is generally unchanged -
ToNDoS Thursday noOn.-COnsols are at 9l4 ~.