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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

The state of the market this week faly illustrates
the efi,c. upon prices Of oyer-suppy. The stock
is entirely too large for the demand For the three
previous weeks, the numbers on sale a, the Forty.
fourth street yards were respectively 2s9J
8 30 1888; al cuff siert for the demand. 10
feet, las, week the demand fell of go much on the
second esy Of the market that toe prices Of Ordinary
ard medium grades Of csttle were several dollars
head lower than at the opening Of the market on
Tuesday. This week, without any proper cause for
an increased demand, We have more than third as
srCe al increase s. lsst week, and with i aly number
Of srumbers and wordereis a. the fall Of only 10 or
II cent price. The wonder 10 Us Is tina, instead
OF reduction Of Cen. p und in our quotsiOns we
have net been obliged TO reduce them more THAI
cents. With such q stock on hand and no increase
in tie demand, 10 worder the cs:tle brokers'
declare il the wort market OF the season" thu: is
the hardest 10 effect sales, satisfactory TO o~ners
In looking back through su TIE markets this year.
do 10, find 900 head reported for tie Wednesday
msrke. il sry week, ard only twice in 81 last ysa,
cree Sept. $, when We hai i602, and once Sept. -
4,2l.; IN both Of which weeks the rates were deci.
deoly lower than they are this week that We don't
SEE much cause for surprise or grunbArs.
eeve!a. times last Summer, when so oyersupply
was threatened, drovers combined ard drew OF; az
held back part 0. the surplus aod thus kept up tae
price. Nov that sol: o. arrangement Is impossi.
bic, because the stock hiss so many Ener. Wedon't
recolec; ever seeing msry different los of ore or
two car loads counting IL 10 - head 10 the ear when
carload, except on the large cars of the Erie should
never COIN: l. head Of such cae oLly c.n De
transported from the Wet with q certainty 81 slsays
fnGirg profitable market TIA, IT, well fed ouIo-k..
that vii sveisse Is cwt. at home without being
suited. IS they sometimes are before weighing, win
hssh grass, o. sat AID Hs;er.
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p..seuuers Arrived

=. ,,,gmiin No,h star f,o~ ispinrdH-Mr Merritt asi
I,ey O. Block and family MI sno ,smil' brc'hsI ana
l.dy Miss NJ Lave O McX'nley Misc z {. C,ms, 70. o. T.
ss. M,.Pi. M. DugSr; Moe q ~, 1:rlis N ~
comb Nr. Bush.. Cap skd5y Capt ssro.y =" III, To-
css : aois.o w Mason Merrill NJ sesr' ana saia.
Brsn,lm NJ 81 Csrk @ Ruderh,t and lazy Holsros o.
Msre p Douslsss, 8 Span, ". Hobroos, D. fdoS, e
Mar y q Moore + W Bushnell, II. Ea.n Cotton e
Prat IL Fspcoch c H.dss Bsnocck H. Barclay, snitas
W Perrin, T. HsDlsy s NJ ssil, Wcdsfie, o. huih's H.
Oa.u Mr.. b. Street and 80 in the stserste
IN y Harry hastings y'om Saa Frdnei'eo-Jonn ~ FORD
ham, Boswell Bob ard
In bro JOSIAH ytr fys Rdck RatrThs Rev Z. Reinte.
lady ana VI ohsr.u Mira John Lsughton and s~e shidIens
Mr.. L. Rect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
PhiladeIphia Cattle Morl.et-Sypr n

TIE septly u BEEF CATTLE this week
hsye'r IRE Offering. having amounted
.tCC Lead; however, rstler p,Jr AID
scarcely f for buhsug. The deu and very brisk
Prices o-chnd sssce, nu1bsr Of prime C,t-
SID Sic 4 GO 10 tie sales generally wete from
- 10 ts, &c AID ! g. 100 T.
sHEtPItts maTket af0 largely supplied. less
700 cad having offered TIE uafAet VA, sud Lev
sod slowly ct from 7 % &C. f. n.
roGS-Toe or-rDss Of hogs amounted about coo bod al
Of Lin sod a. from 81 - - d. net
Co~sOuly 100 heed Of Coz, soio from SIS q
fer pa NE Mich Cows and from 20 50 ordinary and
cUd Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
N. ". Wholesale Price. OF Country Produce

Fok TIRE WESS ending WEpsEspAY Ssrr. ~ 1859
REPEATED exclusively t., Iss Ts'sVAt' '' Univ
HorIcx TO cosnsSoks OF F.sn Pkoprcs.-put up every
pa1t.ss SclaSins weight wS tate count: and name .ce
ard @ :, ore ss % wiss So.cs so .Sa sow
Csssissoss selling Berries Fru,.s ke where pack
.s.s returned AID on asn lots OF STAT 10 cent oas
CrorsroSsl. T .Alee Of sooa Pronce In God ord., A.
~hoae such Fsrsn naA1s, aid MT Jesess or sPeess
BrrrEk-sucty qualities Continue sm; a., other r.d,.
ee al. lower prices on tie average usi be aeeePe
Orange Co. pail, p 8 z. as State, oouncn......B as
State choice srsp'.ls al Western ae., bee; ...ls en
STATE eh .sr. ,Ges ..ls al W.ssrr Re-, .,ir lis G4
s,ss welsh pesls G.i Western. far 70 sood.i9 Oh
''s 20, 70 a;.fce q 81. VIA. .,es lin
ed The tine esips The dsuaDd BIT via hsst,
cp coed local t-si ard confidence 10 the future shipg-g
sensrs our la: quotations, are vel .ioaned make
DO ssettai alterations II our 6igressWs saOss:
Fair TO hace quality =. English Dairy "sss !eSlo.
BTANs-M,siun cen iru. v.ry low W. ouot-:
Medium bGsh q 50 ass Kidney ea,h {. 81 Ssl g
CoTTcs sirD J. su.l q Sc b. 81 1881 -
Fees have
he better sHsnd ss prevailed to-day. Indicating aP~aEl
tendency We make 70 chsrse Ia cur ts1
State arc Philadelphia ais jersey and l. I....lcL
Fs1sT ailI:-w. 'c 9So, CO !
Beef ,ioe. scOd y d. q Lamb p head ......sset 81
karcn, osrcss.es.... Shoa prime is;....... 5.
fo's c:rc. corn ies q cal eAscasses. Glo
Gaxt n0 BixDs-Ws qaOs,:
rtoo, l. l. y b.. $50 ssnipe Riurrecs dOz $50 5,
Nid Pigeons DOR. $50 E>upe, brthSs. 81. SO IS
Pseoo. hive Z doz.. I'll ~ snip-, Yelowles Ts~.
sguab. y dci.......I Soe2 .....l 1901 90
Wooecook, pair. S0 81 Suipe CO. SMALL. 1891 90
Rlaot Dacks pslr. "a s2resl = pA ......... S9 s.
Woe Ducl 3 pair. d : Cuilew 4 doI......l S.2 10
Snip, Dowi;oh r6os sci q ersi-e Ckick-1s z
Suip-. Sand y dcx.. i30 2? Ar............. e?A IS
spiT- PNvef dcz.l s7c2 IS eeei BIrds y dez. $50 -
81 re Marlin, q d.l Spcl Isl 'srt1fe y pl.... SIC 5
spite hotir coa. $50 tClOuss T. eor......l srd2 =
ForLrES-Oikey both dsssd sid i've les. plenty I'D
higher othsf Minds ue better demand sA1C. chSa.
Of
LIVE PoCLTNi-Ne quote:
Fowls psI....... SO Sc Dochs Eve r,,r... so a.
sprns ChickrDs.. al % Tarteys i've. = D.. 100 10
OF asc, l6Qlar-kr. ,Tane Pr-ops, q soLl s0i 10
G-.s- sh LII, bdl esdi g Ounce Fowl pA.. 1901 o.
De-, sSasE&s, 2 ss<a reg -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Cambridge Cattle Marker.

REPORTED Tos The N. Y. TsrPUyE, GEo. R,rr.
WEDNESDAY, aept lf 1883.
Whole number OF Cattle a. market 1880; about 90 Be~ves
Ard 2o sores consisting u Working Oxen Mich Cows aud
one, two and three year-olds
PAGES % MAREEr BEEY-Exhs, S76S1 20; drxt dual.
ty, SEA IS 25i second quality IS 5 third saAhty 81 IS
AcparJ S2.
PsicEs OF sroRE CArrLZ-Workng Oxen, q pair go
fe0G 1885, Cow and Calves, SIS 81 &4fd SIS; YeariI
eSd ,woyesrolds ga 80; three eao6s2i
SayGp AND LAnBs-s47 81 market; prices IN lots, 3
81 25G 81 o0 each, extra, s9d r! 25Q 81 go
SrhBsR IRON EACH STATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Sale, Of Hogs for the week etens Sep; 49, by Miles Bartlett
eounsoL merchants, No 22 Warrington street HewYork.
For Cutting Nes York IS confsd Hogs gro 20 %,
Troe Sc w domes. New Yoih, 81 corn fed HoC, ~:
gro 2l2 n price e. Geo. 8. Ross, New York. 50 coracd
hogs go a price &c j. &. skl's Pennsylv nis Isl
hsh cone Hos' sv AS b. price SO. John Uodsrwood
New York, AZ eorn.hd Hos % b. price B; Same
O~nsr II fed Hogs gro. l6s H. price c L. aIiray
Detroit Mich So f.d boeA sro26 n, price oc jenkins
Peek Portage County Ohio l07 fed Hogs, 100
n Pe. Ste o. Crawford Licsue County Ohio $50 Ugh,
led Foe l b. price 6ic Phelps Cornell G. ylnoys
Fss ono .f3 s,illtec Hcgs ~ ~ &c. J. p II h-
k Newfo q Hog, sy. gro a2 D, price ete. Tota Las.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Arrived.

Steamship Philadelphia Harrison, New Orleans sept Viz
sept, 100 mile. nom w Pos ps..ed sap sas BRENNAN,
fcI New YoiI
,. % B. Aan s fSfs The ss
Ship bsy Hs.n' of Bo.aD ru ,ssr San gI:.si''o Ians
lat Ion 80 :pois Zip w:nds,iss i ts ,..shDs
steering NJ sept lat 81 81 lon. 49, spoke .hip Coy M.u
cote. &c to T. Beeh Aug H. oa Cape Hssera. spike brig
Bns May bolsywel tBr sydrsy C. b., p days coal and
BIZ. Jc.sh JS Iof Machia. Munsou Blaei River jam. q
With ,csr Eldso, for N.w.Y
sctr. Eclp,e Cool C.d.uss Is days Sgu master Zx-
Ieenesd heavy weather the entire Sept - % tho
Tay.r House encoupt.,d heavy equal from w. which blew
sh J.n,. see. Norton, Cow bOro. c. days, naval
scbr Cnnoline Paddock, Eden.On N c., days, gain 70
schr Arnsn, Croy Alexandria days. mds.. 10 LAs.sd K
ssI N Ss 1.sG day 's % %e
sS s SS I.w- Sh a to
@ S., b s.s ss s S: e s Boo Co
s.h, Ao.ass kei.y AIOr 81 @c, f,r NV BEDFORD
sebr Glide Loy.li PIT Even, cal for Oi.b'oS
ssI sI,.s :S,@'a As;Ds s;' for sI:.sp R
Steamer Boston, selev, Plade and Cope May, an
Steamer Pe.re Bsker Providence n.dse 70 l. Oden
sALED-ship Am' csn Essle, for Bo..p steamship Ahes
Lysrp1.l sr '.sd p. Baist bari. ocs.a H,. Aps
H. Kennedy Point Pee; Phantom tBL) St johns b.. ana
BELow-shp Nspnre. Car Forbes. Penang. 81 snch.r
H. sbo.; .bp Reporter, Hoses Liverpool Aug
etoo the B shiP Australia, spence liverpool JsIy 80
sAip OpAss, from Casso~ a. anchor the Bar ship Vas
WIsD-sunrise w; sunset, N.
The ship Horop s re,iser I, now on the 0r.., Bal
snoe Docs for repairs Soc viii be striped and
y copseed Tee ship Asne aso OIL the .rse Sso,n
DOCK or the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

,,, AZ ,rx PIcH.es-ws re - vN..A. 4 assi 50
IL: I e Sc s: a.; si sci
s'''s'ssI r.1.,'.... ga 'H D'','...
p .. e e, ,t .. '1 ~ q5:,
Dys.p. bell l;si 2 s;s.iPs Pea. .
M.,: .sa .i sal D.1. s ~ 30 y" d
fs.ssb'cws, sa...i s3Si ESD, ,Srgs Ds IL '-'-
. I. very irrsiy and are decided, o.et:
ev.ty Of low arriving HS ~ ssy q
s s"F. q sr tnsn tas ss held col, in, vitssa:
seefa 20 o., ;5,'e,s = ni-1cy
Of se.y RT2as ". .st M decline ye.sy and cay
I.rs. o. ston, 81 o. ~ HOpy Of .s' rS2t
~. .no~ much Ai iaLrs d a fer deter
prtss, proe, Il Winter a EXP .. a, . = ~ "
,~,,e suouf-s nov coming foi~aId fn,y 49, '
nS. bb coe2 Is Red s,lssi, ,s ~, *
.ro 40 osI 75a2 N rssntyo1 PP?a'''5 as q
Se@HeI = % ..i s ssS. g '' f''P'"'',','
ssaty o.: Ct msss iH S.y ash pe
sey r,ep, . BE- o S R,.
seeke quality om s,T. made thar sppss
so'. plenty u IN. ado' ordinary s:'''AF'' -
'h'' Ban ~ c SS p bM.....sls cssio
Common Pear; = bbl................ Sd ~
seete ...........'''.'...'''.'.''' 90
s.T.se &c a SSr,a "slS O.
y.r..,ss !, ss.tsi .sas % Del ch p bale:.. ?ss3 90
jersey far, r basil sex col
rerr G.,. bnsb.5 trd6 % Damson, bush. ..s Sfe W
Ii. Gage bosh. % as 80 Common, blue, sa'o Seo "
GgsPts-CstAp bs, l21l5c 4 -. -
DRrt ArrLEs-We qno,s: Southern rev, 5ie6c. sou1h.
err or 5a5Ic State, 6. ale
DsuD Pa scHr-We quote New Southern, bet from Ger
S'n,.i 1'1' ~ 49, ''-.''''
DSIrp BLAoEBERRIrs-southern SAGE p d.
fpRsPs-Ruabafas, = Dol, q a 81 =.
GEtFS CoRs-Swee. E hubd-, I5dSIc - -. =,
O.oss-W- quote: White, best, 81 45qsl IS Dbl; 30.
EsIly n-o b6L, 8 81 Early Red, leo punches, % ~;
Toss1oss-Lois I.i.ao, $50. 2 baah e..is. Pha..tH,
1sGt8c. e. hush. cIss.
sQr.sH-msrrow, v DBL, 81
SWIFT PEPPsRs-50c. a 81 v elnd-
CAsAst-&2s44 lvO.
OHn-PbslanI, = hund. l5c.
W.rrl MrLoNs-Jersey S5csb y hurd.
EUTnTe MtLoSs-Jsrsey best, 75c. I'll Fshl
OsiEa Wu.Sov-e q, bsdoc-
Advertisement
DEkw 4 FHtNCH,
Pyorucr COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
poup<ste Fresb Fruits Vegetables in trelr season-
No. Erie Boldus., No. No. n: .os b S,ss'
Third door fellow WasLinston-st, New o'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Cardinal Fsleoniersi Melni died on the I'd ut.
at Rsvsnna He was Of one of the frs. Tuscan fan
lee, which With hin, becomes extinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Receipts Of Pred nee.

forAL ~ ALL RouTIs SEPT. li-is5 oblA Ysur - 200
bu.a Wheat 81 - dc. Corn 3d. Rye 5 61 60 o. So
pasa "h.ky is do. Ash-s, 50 Do. PrSyiscnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

nENP--Tbe maktt ftmsifs WY qliet, 4
Am,Tssu IA slowly ineressnt prices, ho,ser without 30
-,rsl ihe dcmini trivial % make cop--.
-. he uric~s 900 bsAs Manila .old eic..
HEMP VAR NS srv in ish request a. saao Hs, ior
-. v,th sale. of IS tuDs q, sboat The nside MT.
AAYfhe lenA No for shpp,ns cutie scse, and with free
siys yroes are s'esSy sales u sec eaes Al q NC = loo
RoNEYsnsn ssIsA ksse been msis 81 Cha par a: 'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ALMANAC.
SIM Rses.. e:aO s~ts.... 500 Moon-Rises... 72c
RIsH y. -
Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island. e57 Hell 0sss. ...1;R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

70, 1ss WIsH ENDING WEpsEsDaY, Sept Ia 1879
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS rok ThE WEEK.
According 20 reports from the several market places In ne
liz. there lave been received This weeb:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

AsUEs-Tb. market lower for Pots; Gales Of 81 bbs al
as s7d&b o. Pearls stesSy sales Of ~ bbls al o. %
bkhsMAX-ess. been made II 400 10 southern fe-
lev ats ic. ,ooo ~.
n. .yrort Ia. been the 9th We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15


COnITb estic fair and prices sesdy
ty The cargo IS 80 80 and from yard at 81 -
y tup Tn. d,ma soeien is far. win AMI stccs
CnEDLkS-The dtms I'd for AdAmanine - Sun oonhned 70
pessg of the t1aee, yet price, are without aee
An, .t.u stem second quality City brands ss IN lots
Of $40 10 l7dl8, but job ts 20 the nsde com
naad let, prime and extra brands Al &c mos no
kre sales however coad Re effected above 49, Sperm and
P.s,t ale request AZ fooac, moe bit Lycs Fol
h>p.ous's " hued" bTsLds conn ana more money
Rs.athn d2ic Ieuc Metal SOGSlc months, for
Bolts Bayies Reh ed lnst sells so~y z.t dc cash
BALTIMORE Lake sUpenor Old Copper has been more
u acoo shesthins 81 = 1.ic, AHa ooO 10 le
i.w Metal at l?ic., cash m -,
soc, GEL .rsy small ard prices man;aned sales 81 10
OF s and ~ tuns savanuA fGso vt
Bis fasp.
EARTaENwARE-Tradeh has ,Nshtly improved with the
Jobksr ho packing goods without ctns price.
ructu-u the oneI siue OF
the Atlantic reauc.d discounts cent which Is equal 10
market abroad 10 hk ~ 10 have
Scutten tsie ana the d.
maud The We.t lin ted and hkey 70 Iiin1e So Ia cid
claims hqudstec with greater prmptuee bsines VIA
Offering thru Oh sa,ioss the
FLOUR AND MEAL-rne demsnd tor Western Canal FIoui
\ quite active ct the cie but Kinds;
Sa IL not plenty sod sustained family brands
At 6ea IS for ,ultrtDe ayd Wesern si75G*4O
fpr do Of io~ sa5e; teGf5 3 for old and new
Ohio (,hirpns hsn0; o. a 80 ~ tof trade brands t5r
ts 50 aud aoube extra ST Louis and - So 81 ~
Cansdlan elour small sses OF
choice exta % southern Flour without much change;
bob at IS asa IS ~ FIR suPerdoe Baltimore, &c,
ed AS ocd IS the better srsds Rye toai N hnied
request Gales q $50 bbls - 7G 81 81 Corn Meal quiet
Of S@ bb IS 7sd sS 50 for jersey and ~ 10 Tor
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Adwrtisemept
UNITED STATES COUPON BONDS OF 1865 and

v Stare Par SToCG Of 1878 -.
SrAIf5P PER cSNT STOCK OF 1909, 1917 ana 1870 fo'
TuoMPsoS BRoIakRs, No. 2Wsls,
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lAdvertissneut
DHtw & FhtNCH,
Prorucn COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Domestic Fresb fr1ts and Vegetable. IN tteir season
No. Erie Buildings, No. No. .6s Dasse.'.'
Third door fellow W asLinstont,-, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
ner Pe.Iel, Baker, Providence. rdsa. 10 I. Odeu

The ship Hor1on ss reser IL now or the O.., Bal
snce Docs for Isps Soc will be stripped r,casie5 and
coptered Tee ship Asnes L.ees ao ase scsio
DOCK for the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

ytuyeT~ rsris, 70 si.ady ADD fsrlJ .eve ssbs 81 ~
c.et-1t. a. "a. ans oce Osino~o o. 20 We q-o,s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
. |, the repor, Of Sleep Droves .: Brovuinr:

Aucr,w Robbins .........lOl N. Pidock......-. -
keGIaw OBrien report he owipl doYes y their place
this week: 1896 Lester $50 Plat Reed 2il. w BuIdcs
az J. H; If2 Wheaton ls7, w. S~eetloye les, James
Z. Hfcheock 49, Bsckus Hathaway; lo shoee 49, l.
Hunt: III, Carl s.ales; ST. Wm Ciomweli ltl, william
Holnss: e. Cspt ReyIods; S. Story DO Grey yShns
ton: 800 COX Co ~ ar scrphen 10, A fipkle Is, Mr.
Clak- ali ofNew.Yotk Total, 27b.
So Cattle a Cows aud Calves. SGD s6O Veal Calves
5d7,.
SHEEP AND LANES.
McG.w OBn r,s,r, sales VI 10 droyes9 9lO heid-a.
81 81 sysrsse. -.
terowrmt-Ja NcCty reports the sale Of sl hesd ..
average 81 rs II III, have tina. tbs
serase quality his been ach better than his
ne'shton.
Tho. C. Lsrhin ga .osS a. So ~ average.
THE HOG MARKET.
There material In the xsrke The quotations are
ede.c r sooc d',ery, and s. doe for corn ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

CpFFEE-The IL firm and fairly aciiyei sales OF 90
~, Ssv.np Dc SO bags Msrscsioo ut va III 2sO
Rlo 81 NsAyp. lie. ad $50 DO In lots ut lidi.c we
quote: -. -. =, a,s,
Iv. White y p....lS cl6 IMsncsbo ....."....il diSt
,..,u Glz! Jamaica dlIt
Mo ordinary ....lc 6lO st. Domingo (o loa III Oh.
diz
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-26
Washington Items.

Letter received in Washington from
source entitled to credit, mention that ru.
mors were prevalent ia various parts of It.
ally that the Pope might be compelled to
take refuge il the Uuited States. Our
Ministers to Rome and Naples speak of it
as highly probable, owing to the unsettled
condition of things.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times writes: The United
States Treasury report shows the amount OF
cash On hand subject to draft to be $685.
600.
In suspending several of the Overland
Mail routes, the Poet Office Department
does not Interfere with the Overland Mail
to California.
The London Herald, of April 25, SAYS
Sir VIM. George Ouseley has been requested
to negotiations for convention relating to
the Mosquito territory. The two matters
are to be considered as whole, and a set
.lement on one point will not be accepted
unless accompanied by satisfactory ar
on the other.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-26

to the greatest good to the greatest mum
Der. Democracy is opposed to monopo.
lies and exclusive privileges. 1t goes fol
equal rights and exact justice to all men.
1t has KEEP. pace with the progressive spir-
ito the age. This government, from the
beginning to the present time, with rare
exceptions. has been under democratic
rule, and its prosperity has been unparal.
led. Its commerce extends to every part
of the world, and its flag floats in every
sea; Its citizens are protected. .and the name
OF an American in every cline is pass
port to favor.
All this has been brought about by the
wise and prudent counsels of the demo-
craIic party. 1t the party of the people
and has their sympathy and feeling for its
continued success. 1t is tie party ttat
encourages the development of our coun-
try, and that will keep it in its present on
ward career of progress. 1t is the party
that is firmly established in the hearts and
affections of the tranquil masses. 1t is the
party that will maintain inviolate the hon
or and integrity of our government, and
perpetuate its blessings to the latest poster
ity; in which sentiment, with one of old,
we exclaim este perpetua.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-26
From Halls Journal of HEALTH
Sleeping Together.

II man were to see quarter of an inch
OF worm put in his cup of coffee, he would
not drink it, because he knows that the
whole cup would be impregnated. If a
very small amount of some virulent poison
be introduced into glass Of water, the
drinking Of it might not produce instant
death. but that would not prove that it was
not hurtful. only that there was not enough
Of il to cause destructive result immedi-
ately.
We sickep at the thonght of taking the
breath of another the moment it leaves the
mouth. but that breath minglss with the
air about the bed in which two persons
lay: and it is re breathed, but not the less
offensive is it in reality, on account of the
excep: that it is not taken in its
concentrated from, but each breath makes
it more concentrated. One sleeper cor.
rupts the atmosphere of the room by his
own breathing. but when two persons are
breathing at the same time. twelve or four
'een times in each minute, each minute ex-
'racting all the nutriment from gallon oil
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-26
Waiting for God.

The New Orleans Delta notices touch
ing incident. A little boy was found lay
ing on the grass, and looking towards the
sky. On being asked what he Was doing,
he replied, waiting for God! He has
taken father. mother, and brother, and
have no home nor anybody to give me any.
thing. Mother told me, when she was sick
that God would take care of me mother
never told me lie, SO | am waiting for God
to come for me. Won't he Gomez"
"Yes," said the belovolent man who had
found him; and acting as Gods agent,
he took the little believer home with him.
Did any one ever wait in vain for the
fulfilment of Gods promise? If SO. speak
we have never known the case. One
may mistake the nature of given promise,
but the promise never fails offulfllment-
One does not trus, God in vain. Relief
came to the waiting child, though, as he
said, it was ''long time on the way
This circumstance could only strengthen
the child's faith. by testing it,
Mothersl teach your children confidence
in God. Give them habit of looking to
Him for the supply of their wants, and a
blessing on all they do. Then help will
come when thcy need it will become hope
full and patient, able TO discriminate nicely
and act successfully.
We are convinced that those who enjoy
their work. enjoy the confidence of the peo.
pie and benefit society. owe their efficiency
=, H-l e. enidanna
Trusting Him, they take His blessing.
Teach children this trust.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-26
Curious Fact,

Mr.. Buckland, the naturalist, says of the
ehameleon:
Betwixt the two sides OF the body
there seems lack Of sympathy. One eye
may be looking straight forward, while the
other is looking as directly Backward
One may be asleep. while the other is
wide awake, and this kind of independent
and separate action applies to each sides Of
the creature--to its limbs. 1t can not
swim because its limbs refuse to act IN con.
cert. Could the two sides understand one
another, and agree on prescribed course
OF action, it might always be awake. OF
half awake. But it gains nothing by its
unilateral independency; the two sides are
like two horses that wont work in harness
1t seems strange. with a peculiarly. that
on tree, or terra frmo, the creature should
ta two shA sids9 t9 msks any progress But a: the
the insect tribes refuse to come to it, so
they seem, in regard TO all culinary mat.
ters, to agree to sink their differences. and
to move in harmony. The stomach is a
potent harmonizer.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-26

A TERRIBLE DEATH--ENAcrrSG THE
SfoKLEs TRAGEDY FOR AMusEMExr.--A
letter to the N. Y. Express, from Gallatin,
Tenn. dated April cath. says: "A dread.
full accident has just occurred at the Law
School. about Is miles from this place.
The students were trying illustrating the
Sickles case in moot court. when the young
man who took the part of Sickles ierksd
out pistol which he did not know was
loaded, and shot his most intimate friend.
who was taking the part of Key. through the
chest. Mr.. Tap took the part of Sickles.
and Mr.. Burke the part of Key. 1t is a
very sad thing, but the shot was purely
accidental. II was at first thought Mr..
Burke would recover. but modification has
'aken place. Mr.. Tap has suffered SO
much in mind that he has two or three
lines tried to kill himself. but has been
prevented by his young friends"