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, 1859-05-20
The Injured by the Railroad Disaster
near &yFacuke. N. u.

SYRACUSE, n. T., May ls.-The following is
correct list of the sufferers by the accident YES
terday on the New York Central Railroad:
1t GluJe Uofel-Mr, Slossen Of Carlton, Can.
ada very badly hurt his head is severely cut,
and he is otherwise injured. lie eau hardly
survive. Thomas Wilson, Of Rochester, las Il
cut on the head fully two inches long. and is
badly bruised besides. G. kmbali, Of Chicago.
head, arms and breast badly bruised. Mrs e.
kimball has bad bruise on the head Rachael
Bormoa, Of New Orleans, face cut and bruised
Mrs. Matilda Brown uf New Orleans, head ST.
verely cut and face and legs badly bruised. Mr..
Brown. husband Of the above lady, slightly
bruised. Maria Slauson, Of Piqua, o., head and
neck cut and bruised. JOS. Barr, of Hamilton,
G. W., collar bone fractured and head bruised.
H. d. Kellogg, Of Bridgewater, temple wound
ed and arm and ankle broken. Otto Keide-
master, Of Toledo, o., head cut, side bruised
and three fngcrs cut. john Clark, Of Coving-
ton, O., hip badly bruised
1t TIE ST. CHarlts Lotel-Sarah Brown. Of
0sweGo, bruised on the fnce and left breast-not
considerd dangerous. Miss Amelia Hewctt.
who was returning from Piqua, Ohio, to her
residence iu Montreal, bruised on the head, but
not dangerously hurt. james y. Il. Hutchins,
Of Fayetteville, u T., bruises On the head aud
limbs. Johanna Eutzel. Of 1872 Mulberry street,
NY, injured about the head and litubs-uot re-
riously. Pauline Dcyerer, Of Y. y, severe
bruise on the left arm.
1t The Syraruse House Mccoy and wife,
Of Matteson, ILL.,, badly hurt Mrs Robin and
child, Of Fotosi, Wis: Mrs. Il. is dangerously
injured and the child slightly hurt. Samuel
Brdsa1l, q blind man Of Huron, Ohio, injuries
slight. Mr. Conductor Clifford killed.
, 1859-05-20

Thu Finance minister then moved temporary
addition, for ons year, Of 900 thalers to the
income tai, the eaAas tar and thu taxes on meet
and corn, the addition to be further increased
BY rs per cent. In case the mobilization Of the
army bscomss necessary.
The Bank Of Prussia had raised hs rate Of
discount to S par cant,
RCss1A.-The official journal Of St. Petera.
burg contains the following I'VE are author
lied to declare in the most positive manner that
there exists no treaty Of alliance offensive or de.
fensive, between Russia and any other power
whatsoever. At moment when nll Europe is
making maritime or military arrangements on
large scale, the Emperor was obliged to provide
by the means Of political prudence for any
emergencies. His Majesty retains in the present
juncture entire liberty Of action, md we need
hardly add be is animated only BY the sentiment
Of preserving the dignity Of his crown and the
interests Of the country"
TCRKkT.-Thc Times Vienna correspondent
SAYS we are on the eve of rise Of European
Turkey. The political agitation in the south
crn provinces was exceedingly great. The
Porte has about 120, 900 men concentrated at
Shumla, and Omar Pasha was coming rapidly
from Bagdad. The writer thinks the Russo
French plan for tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Turkey
is good ono. and TINT in all probability the
dnvs Of the Musselman in Europe arc num-
bered.
l>uiA.-Thc Bombay mail Of April llth
reached London on the Sth inst. too late for
the American letters to come by the Canada.
The news has been anticipated by the telc-
graph.
, 1859-05-20
Financial ann Commercial.


Tulrsp4r Err,1so. My -, 1sop.
S"H'e OF the bankers rrport Exchanges shade
ass'cr to-day, willie others maatain it IL close
as ever. II is agreed ou all hands ,hat the DE-
mana is light. Rates arc still two per cent and
bankers are not disposed 10 sell escn to ench
other below retail figures
Gold . per cent, Currency abundant and dis
counts eusy 1T legal rates. Stree. quotations
10: per cent. per mouth. Transactions limited
NEW ioak.-The IriL".e Of Tuesday has 1..-
following:
Ths Bank statement exhibits about the fca-
tures which were anticipated. excepting lit the
item OF loans, which it WIS generally supposed
would show contraction. Some Of the large
Banks bare contracted, but the expansion Of
the small institutions has neutralizen them The
loss Of specie is large, but ia made up by the
California arrival. On tic whole, the statement
is one which, while it excites no apprehensions
Of immediate danger, should induce the mana
gers o. our leading Banks to perserere in cen
serratiye course.
The following is q comparative statement of
the condition Of the New York Banks for the
weeks ending May md May II:
..!sss:s .42a!;s ~ ~: .s ..s...,ses
II Dsps ] sss, ssss; S:sss3; iss e.. s s;&
The Mosr DANGEROUS CorSrERrE17s.-Thcre
are in circulation ut the present time largc
amount Of the genuine notes Of broken Nebras-
ka and other Western Banks, which have been
altered by erasing the original name and in-
serting the title aud narne Of the town Of loca-
ton Of very many good New England Banks.
This altering process has been so skillfully ac-
complished that these spurious notes will de-
ceive every one not acquainted with the gen-
uine bills OF the banks whose issue the purport
, 1859-05-20
Daily iseriew of Chicago Market.

THCaspAT EvEs1o, Nay Is.
FLoCR-Rccelpts. es9 bills ah!pnents 4ls bbls Mar
very inactive. Spring EItra held without buyers &6ep
Z; Winter, t7.5oas:ao.
WHEAT-Rcceipt., 1851: Shipments 1sse4br. Why.
7ER-Heayy and unsettled. Sales today wcre 43oo ba
mol At u 1000 bu do At 4i.o: $500 bu do at &1as
5000 bu kver White ut 4l afoat; 100 hu No Red
a49; v tu do sl,s9; 800 tn Rejected Red at t1l0-
Srnls0-saes T. 00 bu Standard at17 for delivery
on the 10th Of June 1oo bu do 1ls $500 bu DO 1t 15
go hu do st Lila: 100 bu No2at Ito; sou bu do al 1o5;
900 bu do at Loo
CoRN-ReceIpts II 81 bu ,sb!pnenta 1871 bu Mar
tet dull Sales 1900 bu No st sDc in store .oo bu
Rejected At 7ecin stor9.
OATS-Receipts s. Isl bu shipments none. Market dull
Sales were 1o bu fair crop In bags a5c track.
RfE-Reecpts, 40 bu. Market fra. Sales were: zoo
bu at sl1 per 60lbs on track
BARLEY-Rece!pts % hu. Salaz wera confined 10 - bu
No1at &c In store.
H1GH"1SEs-Receipts, 1es tbls. Market quiet. Sales
were: 100 bbls 1t 9oc 50 bl,1s ut c 30 bbls eohc
ALC0u01-GegGic per gcl.
pRosis1oNs-Reeelpts. ga bbls pork. Mesa Fork
quiet but firm. Sales 13s bbs Mels Pork onp.iyae
ts.us /. 600 loose hams 1t shc,
LARD-SomIual at l.G1axc
TALLoW9 bbs prime county sold at 1o}1c.
H1DEs-Reccipts, 40ao lbs. Market active but uncha1c.
el Sales at the following quotations Green sa,,cd
SCI Kip, 94c ;Ca. lie Dry Flint 145ec; Pelts COG
sEEDs-Receipts, 4s9o Il. Timothy. sl.7s@l 80,
Glover, A1G4.'5; Hungarian t;1ass, 45@aa5 ycry little
Offering.
FOTAToEs-Recept. s1o hu. Market dull Sales to.
day were 900 bu good Nahaunocks at sc IN bags d.
urered; 103 bu COMMON at bac.
DEASS-+0bu prime Beans sold at sls5
hUTTER-Ro!l la9lfc; Common 1o@lec. Market
dull.
EGGS-1n good supply, with sales 1t qxc
PuELTRf.-Liyc Chickens, 4l.soG2s7x q doz: Tu,-
keyr, e@9c Pm.
LIVE sToCK-Eeceipts, 1l93 hogA Ii cattle, Good
stock active. Sales at SheTn.ns Yards were.
, 1859-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

iucRspAf EVHs1sa, ha! II.
HEAta1-Iica3 bat Cold. "thd 1f&h from the nona'
e,ss.
CLEARED yrox CEcAco-Fso,n Dufalo on tha l7thlro-
e!ist AaEeoweI. ,,.,
Schr Thurutons 'Ae 'eps'st A'1uf S4Ae''>''
,>--.- ....
rrop lion civ arhr, IL II M,,,it 1:.yo,1 Tnncaalr
Alice cuttix.
t;rav E,ce M cn pS pint vasna o1eesA n1Aoposa s
iE'f oS 1aa LADY, htc's.-bs Inc Kindness o1 MI
'u'.e VI VIC s'':nt' Aaa! E1tn' We NC enaoto
10 give the following particulars OF her first trip this Season
to Lake Superior She left this port the 10th Of Ar,
Nothing Of interest happened until Ut Maeklnsc where
she encountered most terrific gale and ohlxcdto
~. se 4.0 u.a ~ % he1 anehot ''o"a
the steamer Michigan thefr When she came back again
to A1ck'nac ahc found that two vcs schooucss Full
ton and A. bradley hs. gons ashorc, Arrived a. Dvtour o.
the 18th ~cut soe six miles the saut Rsc and found
aao klhs on ee 1sd here until the coFh.
when hhe run up to the steamer North Star which IT,
Ing st the edge Of the ice some six miles ao,c Bn, nr
After staying few minutes she ru, back to Mcsinac ad
e 0's se - " .sas. "nea bic again hlaae uctouE and
er Sorh sta. ,nI n-on.1,er. 1-aa c,1 S' ue
81 n s1A anu p'opel1efs lion eiss and Northern Light
the Sohcrn Light taking the esd and breaking the lce
- ~, o.'Ak iee ~a nues
s,onped =, por+,sr rntr,. ,nd ,o,,a. I1u A1e-
up. mai carriers crossing on the Ice Took the North stasr
superior NY 'fe0' ~ topper Aareor Reached ontt ms
s0n on tne m sae pier al carried Away by the iad
aus 143 o''' ana vas obliged to break solid ce,
s % to ct to The dock
~. ,,, 10 sna nc superior cy
they pfcfts.ns that to going back to Lapopt rh.r
, 1859-05-20
the advance, which, it will b. discovered, il On
a1st nd I'd common boards, the diasrant gradas
It Flooring and Weather-boardiug:

For Lumber dressed on one side, Z. per u. is
cfAr.cd extra. For that dressed on both sides,
81 per II.
Terms Of sale for above prices, 4Gs months
:.rIe, with i deduction Of per cent. for cash.
Dnr lumber dealers how have the advantage
Of two sources of supply, the Western Pennsyi-
vania aud the Michigan Like regions, and can,
therefore, afford to sell as cheap, if not cheaper,
than any other market IN the West.
New 0RIEAss.-Hay 17-Corn sold at $l.lo
for white, aud Mess Pork at 8lo.5o.
TolEDo.-Aay ls.-Receipts, 1852 bu wheat;
5o4 bbls flour; 1909 bu corn; shipped, 6s4
bbls -four; $1,000 bu wheat. Sales we're 200
bbls -four at s7.37i; 800 bu white Wabash
wheat at sl.75; 1000 bu corn ut 65c.
Srock OF Flour IN new YoRK.--The n. 7.
Tribune says that the stock Of -four in that city
IS reduced to 800, 900 bbla.
M11wArkEE-May 1s-Flour declined IS @50c;
Wheat declined Sc, With sale of 5000 bu No
at $l.40 1. 0. b.
WHEAT AND FIouE EXPORTED rRox LIVERPOOL
70 AxER1cA.-The following figures show the
total export of wheat and -four from Liverpool
to America, to 18th April, 1859:
Wheat ers. Flour. sscks.
~ 4sew iV4 ..---.....-..... 1-Uao. NV
A"A AA1atlpnl2-..
Total al......................... qn. 4liasks
This was parcel Of Red Illinois wheat, reshIpped
This parcel Of very choice white Frenrh whea.
ssop l55' for teed-wcnt By steamer.
, 1859-05-20

WrLL1Ansronr, Pa, May IA destructive
fire occurred here last night The barn md
frame building on Market street belonging 10
Mr. J. L. Mussna and occupied By Peter Wise
rs liquor store. together with the adjoining
storehuuse aud number Of other buildings,
were burned.
The First Presbyterian Church 70. 81 was
entirely destroyed.
The total loss is estimated at 100000, por.
ton OF which is covered by Insurance The
New School Presbyterian Church also caught
number Of times, but was saved.
, 1859-05-20
Excl TING NE rS FROM THE PIXIES PEAKERS.


Sr, Loris. May ls.-The St. Joseph corrcs-
pondent Of the Democrat notices the arrival at
tthat place Of 100 returned Pixies Pcukers, who
bring deplorabe accounts Of the mining pros
ptcts and suierings on the plains.
1t is estimated that 21,0UY men arc now on
their way back, all or the most Of whom are des-
titute Of money and the ncccssaries Of life, and
are perfectly reckless and desperate. Threats
are made Of burning Omaha, St. Jo<eph's, Leay-
the deception used to induce emigration
Two thousand men ore reported 81 mics west
of Omaha in starving condition
Some Of the residents of Ptattsmouth haye
closed their business and fed, fearing violence
ut the hands Of The enraged emiCrants
, 1859-05-20

GALEsnrncu, ILL.,, May 1s'-The large and spa
cious residence of A. c. Wiley, Esq, in the
city, has been burned. having been sci on fire
by an incendiarv. Tie residence was new one,
substantially built ind finely diminished. Loss
upwards of t4,v'1; insured in the -Etna md
Hartford for s3.pou, Mr. Wiley having remov-
ed most OF his furniture temporarily into anoth-
er house on his farm, his loss in that respcct j.
light. The house Was not occupied at tile time
Of the fire.
, 1859-05-20

I,TxATE OF ILLINOIS, c

MA = VF lL14INOlS, CUOn
~ COUNTY. SS.-Ccok County Circuit Court. Ms,
Terra 4. \. 1ss9 1e.>e Whitehead ~ Enl'y fa.rr.:
Pun: It;cs Is he:r. ksvcn u the aid Emily Ch.r
I'M that writ II astaehnca. -+-u:.i ou. of the Ok
ofte .efs IT Coax County Cr1t Court !ate.t the (ort
Gay n May f. d. 80. II tic .ut 1T The said J-,.- hlt
hrad aaa against t.. ct.a II tte aa!I Emv Chapman
To sh4 sheriff ~ Co.'s couLsy, a.h sid vEs La
returned a1erutsd.
Nov. therefore. uniesa you the said Emily chapman
Rhau personally be and appear before The saiI Cook
County Circuit tou't on or beors TIE Dr.. day Of
tenn thereof tu oe hodo 1t the Court House In tbs city
Of Ch.aso, q tie fourth Monday Of NAY, 4 D. lso5,
CIV spsea ball and plead to tbs nd p.a:i6s act!ou
VII be entered s2lss you md III favor of tbs ssld
J<s y hitehead. AMI much uf tho p.openy attached
i n4aF be scicnt u satisfy tho said AID costa
viii BE- sold to Gatisfy the satue.
WN. L. CHURCH Clerk
3. p. jAxsz, PIN ANY. m9t3 h-dk&
, 1859-05-20
CORPORATION NOTICE.

IosA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
uy19lN- -d7ls Il. KKE1sMAS, Cii::T G..
, 1859-05-20

LCMBERchocc carEocs Of boards and strips scare aud
In good demand. Sales wese-Cargo Of schr SPEED fron
Muskegon mixed. At $50 cargo seh. blue Bell FROM
White Lake strips st tsc3; cargo Of seh. Eleanor fro
Two Rivers. mixed at e7.;5; cargo of Posts from Wolf
River round and spl At 4o 1o0 alxo Ct lark America
from oconto mixed. at Is cargo Of scr Japan, from
ocono, at 4oo 500 65o and cargo Of schr Planet,
from Grand Rircr. strips 1t cargo from White Lake
Mixed at 100; co0ano Shingles from White Lake a, s3.<
for A. and 90 fos No cargo Of 500 ced1z Posts ftom
Bay der Noque, at &c for round and &c fur split
, 1859-05-20

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The iirst nstalmcnt Of
100000 Of the debt, as ascertained ind adjust
ed in the treaty recently concluded bv Minister
Reed with China, and due BY tito certain Amer
ican citizens. has already been received.
The Administration has recently received
such evidences Of the good faith Of Great Brit
ain. a. to satisfy it that she is sincerely disposed
to fulfil all her engagements with this country
in regard to Central American affairs,
, 1859-05-20

T"tA. o. 10 V
ny2o-lt ts4s II. kEEISsLAyN, City C.rrk.
, 1859-05-20

WAsu1ScroS, May 19.-Just previous to Count
Sa.tig's leaving here receutly, he openly said
in L conversation with two well-known gentle
men Of the State of New York, that if there
should be European war he believed it would
not be without embarrassment to our CONNER
cial relations. for the right Of search would be
re-assertcd and enforced. This remark was
made with emphasis. The responsibility Of the
Leaves no doubt Of its truth.
, 1859-05-20
i SSESSMENT NOTif,E

49, City Clerks O4ate, Chicago, Mlv Il, ls3.
iute Sotse hereby given Al pr:s - i,tre,,,t
~ tas Eo1ntaS,c:scr appoI1et b. the C..nu: Cou:el
u tne lily 81 Chicago. IL the of Etstv Ii u.a
one hundrsd and twenty SIX al0t dlars up. lie Nd ~
Ee y ~ seu:h Division q ait City. lrvlci tv;.r!
street witA Nicholson pavr1Ert II t.- south
t!.e o! Madison st1et to the north line IT Pix :t. La.
Office. ~ '> ' ~ '
ANY person wishing to Appeal f!pm Sal. Asses ,se, na.
n!e the;! ob1ectrnA In vruus In MY oct tn nr tvfrr
ne Conn;ea coaaeil Will It ,ht .inc t.cil ROOM
eat ~! onettoss II said assessurut and amt
11sA W Aouul Iae satf1e E4yle1ut
, 1859-05-20

BIT TELEoRAr1,] NEW YoHE. May 19
FLorn-rnset:led and 1s@.5c lower Sales 7,ap bals.
q 70 Ir super stle. ~ for extra ia! com
mon 10 good e1tr. merchandising heavy Canad!a, noa
nal. IS..5 for extras small sales Rye Flour At 4aa
SO. ~
GkAIs-Nheat heavy. 5Gloc lower. S,1cs small! u 20
Gilt for winter rrd western taal - for unso, DO Rye
Iowsr Sales 3+UJ bus at los. Barley dull California at
.t, Corn lower. S y uoV hu II s!lssc for mixed WEI.
TEN 9sc f.T jsney yellow Oats sscF aud dull At 3a:3s
WHsK1-WAsky unchanged. Sales VI 30 bbls at %
GJalc.
Rov1s.os-rork lower except for prime mess sai.s cf
$500 ibis At tl'6. fur mess *19 for prime ulesS
slJ % !us psimt including l0eu bbs pau.t buyers
SPOT 1t laG. Eerf fr. Sales 1eoo Ibis At 7l,.30 lor
euunt prime 9e.9.'a ot 10 mass: l3l3 for packed
aus +xl7 Bacon quiet. Cut meats less buuyant II. ~.
kc for shoulders; stssc fu hams. Lard dull and levy.
sales 100 Ibis md l0 kegs 1aKc Butter Bt4sly
II 1sQ5 3uc ior state uud western.
-.srocEs-At ID board lower. Va 9sH No sax. Ter7e
Hauc 4 ID ~. & bonds ". Del / Hudson q;
SYC734. Erie a. Heading ~. guaranteed ST. IT,
1CA4, { d CY6k. s l Il. Is. HI e3.
, 1859-05-20

RRlCk W.lETED.--Scwcra.,.

prick W.AETED.-Scwcra.r
- t"::: :st:one,. t,sece. chicago Nav l.:', lya
s'e" pt"isA:s ri! r Feeri. ,-l < i., 1>r rna ut
~ rac~.y tl Isl II! fs:e .r1t fr...!... Five MIL
!H'E* Of Hard Kn'crd EVER NRitN r. y. sS4.:t.
In In dnensua, mae IT tie :~,t u4,ras s,,;atr
r!krI 'Fr- !:"4n Lilac. Ie!.i,. ALL ats.
sJtttL'.s as'i.t AttHfLIt.'.y e,.eh prI,esa;.
Hn fTuf"~l Will u, ri .s>4 fk4n ha.f tn;n
Iat trle1. - y ',r!'-Ev. in Il'r. ines a.
nu"> -o"e'hEH u The qI.-!:ts c4,Et1le,el t ~ g.
e'-e the twentieth days u Junv. July. Aiss an Sr.
c:Htss EeAt Respectively aI u - ~ut -t tht !n3,et-
t"'4 s:l cut :" III Inspector ,2~Ha:su ey tie Ii a af
>ear.--:t {. .E!f:. .i>.:'.t.-. "
fnpa. vii state shr 1re delivered, :e,! III .. Ike
u.e " Lis ~e"eF% II tc -Eevs WleEr .ra.rel ux4
" 7r:r lt'ed sa ~ ,,lrh k this ,:.y IS th4
t',nsEIss.n1t's G:ly a7!".aI tr rece,ye then.
if"l$t- VII a!- >:-te tc :5cr Ter uu,lsart h7 uea.
s'tefrl wErn 1t IN fu* .~t,-. ~ax ,tsvior,-
y cGi!tr. t.t l! I'VE GE:s,., It tig11 tEx tie Hat:-
S'l u !sa.'H'sr:t The eottar III 1rv.:,i
bf!eA. fs''1n tiir sa1k without ee.ay.
Each Hnls ~ IL b- radnr~-!. Fr"po<'a fur E+cs-"
lid a4sEe~si IL the Sewerage t"tnE.>s:.er4 tt:A,
Satisfactory srruf = to. tie f4tI e.t,!p.4,;rr II 81
c.-nt.arts Will ht. .,7;,.is.,!.
lie .'u4a+iulr;s vii: se.eryt ta :rat l., frec. a1y
pr"f.- Il At tae:r dNrfttirm-
liy Ur;r. # the DuarL,
mr.
, 1859-05-20
The Milwaukee aud Grand Haven

L Ao NAA ~ AuAtE Au0 AFA00 11ATCn
Steamers.
BrFEAko, May 1s.-The Detroit Milwaukee
Railway Company's steamship Detroit was sue
ccssful!y launched this afternoon frou, the yard
Of Bidwell d hasou. She in connection with the
Milwaukee, to be finished in i tcw weeks, will
form line between Grand Haven, the terminus
ofthe above road. and Milwaukee. Steam will
be raised on the Detroit about the lst Of JULY.
, 1859-05-20
The Slave Trade and Ftllibusterln.
tn IT,

in Cuba,
New 1oRk, May 1Y.-The Karrark brings
Havana dates Of the 18th; not 50 late rs u.
ready received.
The Havana papers report that two cargocs of
slaEes we're landed recently On the eastern coast
Of the Island By the two propellers, reported off
the Island q few days previously, and which
were supposed to be filled with tllibusters
, 1859-05-20

Buffalo Market.
B1 TEIEGRArn.1 BryrA1o. Msy 10.
FLurR-Moderatcy active and lower. Sales 5000 ibis t
46ts1G1sis for eIt.s Illinois auI Wisconsin 1ee27.I3
for extra Michigan, 1ulaua and Ohio sok3 fur duuLc
extras.
GRAS-Whcat In fA:r milling densnd and shadc easier.
Sales ttdo bu u fof damaged spring c5 fur standard
do delivered: lS' for extra Milwaukee club Com dull and
tending duwn*ar sales o., lu ahut II sshc uats III
NHtskI-stPady.
lurcH1s-l0.G0u tbls -four; - 0O0 bu cum,
ExFuns-s0N bbs -four bu wheat Is 900 bu ca.s
, 1859-05-20

Y City CleEkl O4ee, fh!cayo, N,y li.I. IS.g.
Public Notice s hereby r: To III person, Interested
that the Common ouncl & the dtT Of ttcAxo :td 70
appropriate and take the tand necaT TO extent tixu,
avenue from North street Ia straight aotheEiv erection
70 the north line of The contemplated eastern termination ef
Lh4sty T. u pyde1td by the Coon Council March 18th
1884, In aeeoaacs With pin Of the surrey tasscf
nylt.tnt H. KRE1SXANN Cttv C1e.t.
, 1859-05-20
('OMNISSIUNEl.$' NOTICE.

=, ~: e., her,; sra I" ~ ass<o's ;,rs--;c
t!at Il" tE':- = cl ;l.--t'.c: .'..&ei hr ter
st:, 9: t;,t cit # L:y.: H. 80. =. H.. IN, T.,
n 1..a*-': A.: !wet:y ~ I",ar.. ls..,,.' u,"'
te ltt .st-> Il, 81. Nr,: H.;i.,, ~ Ii. II t,. u H.,
tts ~ Ma: ul>jry C,1 Il >'l.st. H.: IN I'll:
T. N-hl-:'n -iF,+:. VIII st !.f";a w. II; Il,
H4'''' l;. t;,r ..:!l ,,av =: NAY, -,l =; H..
h"'i7 {: !1" \. W. .;:t pusi's ;uskr. al A.,
.c>s".S.s. a. ~ GRAN
a:7;. >;,''.i Assessments ard [, ;..:.,,- or e.
co. -, Nh It,, "a, ~, tY.et
, 1859-05-20

Potter. Ware. bs. s., ,lc9 Potatoes, bu ....... =
Tie Wheat market to-day was very quiet. At
the opening, holders were firm at yesterday
evenings prices; but after the New York dis
patches were received, it weakened, and sales
were made ut decline Of &c. About $4,000 bu
in oil changed hands, at $l.5a@l.55 for No.
Red: sl,"s@l.4o for No. . Red; sl.l2@l.17 for
Standard Spring; and sl.oo@1.lo for No.
Spring. Flour was inactive, but firmly held.
Corn was dull and heavy, and sales did not e1-
coed 1000 bu at Soc for No. in store, and 7ac
for Rejected. Oats dull Barley in fair request,
with sales of No. at 6ac in store Highwines
dropping, with sales at 2?a@30fc' Provisions
firm. Sales Of Mess Pork on private terms, and
5000 loose Hams nt Sic,
MILWAUKEE, the receipts of Wheat
at Milwaukee were about 20, 900 bushels No. !
Spring sold at 5l.2o-a heavy decline.
GRAM IN STORE At BrrrAto.-Wc are again
indebted to R. 5. King, Esq, Of Buffalo, for the
following statement Of the amount Of grain in
store in that city:
, 1859-05-20
Dtedl1 STEAMERS.

4 TLANTIC ROYAL. MAIL
l. 4 STEAM S.IEt;ATlUS t'ntr.parv'a Srv York and
tAHay L;t.-Jae etAlsuzs ttuM Nav yo1A vii ID
IL Stoar441s..2
AnELtfDE,
fsTf.!7 Sth!srn. to .a *::.l New Tnsk q Thur.iav
tt 18Th IT May. tcnrh.s Al IT. J"E.. y. r.. recrso
'!e E".A NA-a. lr.ers Il Iasaxe:-ti1tt t':AA. sa,
srv ako i::tA t.l' ;c.:.n. :!se II acis
eliA cl!r% ." IL t,ui.. III, At litAn. Th:I i.Ase
nuA brtsis' L,:, k!!.. fork. etc. u he..Hk Fass.sr
T. y ]"!", F:s-s '::s- III: se-nI LASS, ~. pr
rE:t ~ i.L;H.rr # t! ttGcrtca EA;rese iIn
~ 81 itisn tf-f. - Et..wsy ai 1t their tie.
t.'es1 ice@ i'll tr ,tr. Ia<<,sr ia te itf e..S
.t-rv any # 4: lave rse.s t1r t.n. uul t,ur,
Nv VI ,!e pE. et!r. ,.e avs Vi railway in tsreat
G:.ta4n fuf ~, s:r:A tai@., for ~.
ALEN HOLLAND. Manager.
las. {. EANt1. UGrc u! Amer sn ktp1r-4Lu..
~. NJ. " Dearborn sl1tcf. t!.caEo.
View Yu:k Nov. I Is uo3th,+5ftu
, 1859-05-20

~ fnf:e ns:t i. L"s.hy given 20 al ~s.r, interested
sh-- te ''.er>l,i 'll: ai4hu;e,! hy t1
BON teIE> u t!r r:'; II t.e.4s t. ,hr ul 1t
i%ri! ~" Ih'I>.:'! !''.Ir> ,c'uup II, "u t.r r.a.
taat' III T." West :;>tu.. ty them d. t+re.s!
by Mst-sa:u'. nk N1i1>n sssv: from san:,Irrn As.>
*,4t m tic lily Lt,. WI Eaa NJ, .lt5c
Mt-tnc lvmp.e tEv :~ lay 1t MAY ia ., Tie h.I,
IT !" os- ~ T., fur itc .'i"-.. "f l.4s SAL aaSss.
mrEs. l.. II. GRAY,
T. \. BkAt.t;. .Cuo,.,
ALBERT hEEr.s
, 1859-05-20
Corporation RQtires.


A n ORDINANCE IN RELA-
- Tfn3 10 DAssEHocs posa-Be It ortatned tY thz
ceaSaon cyunsli oftts CITY Of Chlezxs:
sGIta3 sH l. 1o7f WhAnst&< ad1tav1i sha b uai4 b
aeI ot the astscss Of the Pues Court al the ty 1t
toaa ny dok has h!ttaa pss1on tn nd c:ty MI
@ ~ pesson 70 ontsa VA not Il ths Tine tr&spAkz1n
81 prnpsy of the poskesAot " I1
apf r ths ~ Judge tha ias order
Anef having rsesived such o1der s0 ~
.a .x. ne - s-nsF s5 Pesseor ot such dog ao
er hssinE received such order .ha be doed In auy sum
rot t"snty a.e dollar. And tho further :!
.ush toK sh.l ee Killed. And ahalI be tAe div Of any
ocef 70 dssoy AAt dog Whenever be shall Ge fuLd
sz!d ardet. A -" '"''-s ~
Pas@1 April LIB. laa
.-.. xAppfossd. John c. EANES. HxEoE.
Il. 4e,a I.Af Af..4lf
, 1859-05-20

DOTATOES ON. THE TRACK
Il Of tbs Michigan Central and Southern Mehsssa BY
the carload o. kAR quantity, on conMgnnent-
w+K J. SNOW, d 10 paA1he11 r.