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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

me-. q risu-A " "a, s-su, s.as Osa usBJ, and
Slfatl tuer G. 2 a l. .rcs. foT1 'tlL
lnssrD C.kss se.sy Eev YoIt IA Ibis eos. Bosson
soL,sTs-t cans % s.Jss Maseo'sdo b,re b,.a taken
OF stif...e :, s.sr I'D Rap Fcr.rn
a.ls~a 6s5: a. scff; -p-ru, - - b.g> -a
81 A 81 90 els ESQ = Pee S-s Z . u
CeSoau fat v.rs Coetiu soast 9 "a. mil SID
az .C.y a. ts..b "a e, - bofI. Pan - a
ptcF l. .ora cersDc sffs ss-s usts Bod
"a 90 nlss cd 1te3 E.oe mi1 - fair a.
"a ord ats 1900 sats Nscrsass- hs-e ga
Kse.e a. sit- Rs soon AZ. Il.
ore, ~ 7Is+ uArse- elosIns tfGIsr
eUs .rscv 81" yrc5sons % hhcs D-msrsrs sod q; 20
- - prot s.lor 80 1ts'. Hagfirns =
L. ssLrF rfE hale doing. al sales NJ Bogs =
cut u q ersit q sAe a Z 8 blye!'
OF y osuf g. sfTFal a. -
sPTLTsR lossf-G.2e t.25.
Sgcrs- P-pu-rIO brs far ,f.d Sir -apor. s1i - g.
PiDsItoSso w.u: a. SG5 C0ves55J bs.s Bombay
have h.. p tCuEst EfSi
SUe.E-vs hste TAO rsry qHi.t natst ~.a1Ut .;,rs,1
10 Vress TIE 81 West Iucs So tbds 10 t4Ss
HsUIfU, cni-fy sois Us bIosu -, f-.0F
s<fQH rte Y.lo~ Food leio~ an Grsv al 50 - s.
fp hF. B.r,sl sd GOOD ur9.ttsa ps-e
= al BsusI., . s $50 Gf.ils da1rs4 sd
4iI0R for rid l-lo~. geo 8.x-s Hkrsrl ~ s-
aeafy e 81 as for 90 YeNo~ ga-- graz. = flf
tost Fr,r-t fa.T oalty a. - as fr god rid Bro
Yellow. riiv-'ly, sDcrt ? b0I-s Hsvsus nsv-
oh.1ise MD sTo=n n 81 god b.
fsod M bro~u. 3 hs-s Brown Yr4ly~ Elo
GTSI aflsf 81 3 q FOR a. o.iloIt. sl;rE Ee'sa-
WHALEEoXE-A f-.sll yar'- - lotsk sid :. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

p-,o. xbo h.rs .ook have Of Tire gasfahnier", ssd
,,.gu.S h. joorb.y toward RiGini- The isbsnitans
st RayeptA sere delighted a. tn .tihnto aod in',r
s.trsh chic, the Pr.noe add the 6i,'iogU-h'd nj
brs sf bic suite vi.itsd tse veDeTaoe m"nu neets oi
Rsv.pns te or " imp an. rennan's ~ len al a.
ts.tt. Gf f. doicoD spd the ~sy Of the b. zsLnhe
en- p.roIe ~ Itsly. -
Tts reoe ptsop Of bis Boyal Highbeis at Ase"ra AMI
Tier Liz es or bis ute was -1naly p-s-lfg, ont
80, ,leh sttSuiirts were accepted by BIN a. ~'re
,bsou..v reoe.ss-y 20 syoa the lUpstaton ct ehafi-
i,,Ds,s OF Ie-.rye. The Pnoce declined taking Al
e,cor any part Of the way. al;hosgh IN the present
,tsfe Il ~ rosfs II Old have b-.n not mere
hepaT. Tie Hon. Co. Percys ,eFyc.s have been
arc. pied by The Price dUr1 his say N Rome.
II j. ,iat,d thst SaIcinia bad established t~o TeSi-
usDts 'or the purpose Of esIVLIrg n them Austrian
des-TtTr.
Cousicerstle anxiety was f-' IN Naples fr the
tesho Il The Kitg. lie was believed n ne suffering
from wster IosId the heart end 700 III % be taken
10 CGfCus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
FRANCE.

The MonteuT snuOor Gee that the Conference Of The
Powers all shortly mble 81 P3Tis - discuss tue
fesnlt Of toe Mooo-W all4chi8n elections.
TIE H,rzds Paris correspondent states that the
yho'e slny Of LyoIs had been placed on var foot
ing end that it, eq1pages oe campsgre had been or
deed 10 tie got in Tesoiness without deisy.
TIE Day NtUs's correspondent says t1as me
French EuvOys at Mulch, Huromborz ana Z i9ssl
had been sstt for TO confer with the Emperor, II Sas
pre.used, 90 the stsie " public opinion IN Germany
Tie Muster Of the Interior hsd addressed eJnu
de ltsl ey cular 10 the Protects Of Departments con-
yeyrg the official Interpretation they are to give 70
ihs EmpeIors speech opening The session, az II
had become the snhjtCt cf contradictory conmenta-
res. The Minister says the Emperors policy is tlat
y,ile derouncitg war without legitimate motive Gs
impot.ible biz Msjesiy VIII not reoO from war u he
honor commands il, or If there arises one OF those
eauses for which in al tim France has been entoG-
sissiic because war is then necessity.
Ire Paris correspondent Of 1ae haes says tue
vsrpiuE given to La Prese vas owing " the oonl-
plants OF he Papal NanciO in Paris.
The HeT0id's correspondent ssys that camp OF
10000 men is to formed at Toulon by the end Of
March.
TIE movements Of the troops Continued very sotivo
at MarssiDes.
tie Paris Bourse on the 10th opened weak, but
e,osea Hruer On the Eth the warning given t. La
P,ose gave nee to an advance OF about per cent,
bat this advance was rot fully maintaine1. On The
18Th toe market opened fat lover, but improved,
aud the Three per cents closed steadily at Us Tor
Money and Account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Richardson, spence & Co...

LIvrRrooL PIECES cURREST % ssEsicAN PEoDrcE:
Per Eu-0.o.I LIyERryoL, P-1 ~ ls59.
CoI10s Since russ3sy tie demsu1 been stse, b -
o. 90i:r 90 bI,. Co,cr g. noIe freely or-fs1 tas u
pr, Il ne gr.s prices c1ls1~rr
hr II of Bdsy Lot Inssf cha r-l
su quotations ilA - 4 . ceArsr thar ~ Ffi1sT
the heavy fr 20 tine 2, haze s'f
D. - bl be- sf- sirsuos = hfu4y tlu-1.
Moons Or.sIs ID; Mobile 2 I-fsd Up'.l1s - = .
hEIADsTrFFsItT sIIF s trs wess coDs,t q ~ quarters
VIA fs.s ~ a. fio1r ioa FsI i qustefs t~s; @
Beg uu SO utsa. 5s4 quarters Corn fGo ae
HecIt-rrsrt atd Sses Ses
FsIr.r' 81 ysIieso f wbe.. the erdus s.,r
o-y H. . quarters e. u. against 81 so qlartsf a.
The Com utce continues dull b., WITH lit change IL
prices.
At uiket today there ,ssa 'us ATTENDANCE =
buyets NHFAT IL. t0E sac a. Ia~.dsy- fst-s
FLOUR t-Td c.Or q.4 ~ 8fcr and Dr. s o CO.
NJ or rc,sg.lous gpi1s Zee tct-d SDnN CysN: reHos
r+fs qgfy: fo- Mtie ttef- demand. lIote =
ceuIl " Rcd ClicarO and hEa1Ee-, ga B. ln1-
850f N4ltr N's'-IU. .7ai' sout1-f 10 "a " .
?. OUR De- N INDIAN lOkN, A-u1 I'D IrLDW b u0y
BTEr eouules 70 fair pive demand, ssles Of ell
TescDIus tbaJt eco terc.s, % late prcrs.
IoEK s.aCy sA.s cnsy cJUt - 70 lnsn which il st
c0asio.f-o Ir s'.vey cl%spsf lDsn EuFr.cs1.
Bacon tm but viii d. j. cong hcHs-cd!ed and lrh comes
s-iesy held for 81 y cwi but The ,se. made are
10 pot sIoest - "a - uus u a.. stoss.
"rLfcbel's AuocisJioL" ~ T. LoD1o4 The maze.
TstheT sud The csins - - 3
,pot md Of March e Hsrcn and ApTl, aid s. API
10 June
Coumon, ulder sr,,.. has further declined tAs
sses o.iUF shout ooU b3.s. a Z not Z co., -
BARK slow sale a. iOi Phi sde ha AID 5a8 for
EstiU
OiLs-Eo Sperm Offering. IN Whale ro,hihE done.
sEfDS-Te d-usBd r Clover Ia not scgr sud saes are
oDy IN rttt oLtfy g. f0 fBe qualify Inferior tiu1s are
ntsulsr sLd Loni1sl SO ts' Timothy sod - @ cTt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

IN tie HoUfe o. Lords on the l&h NE eons sIoli
ssce in the Ctarlss ct George asI Sas ..d % toe
tahe. -.
p.tiee thai he thon,d shortly move resolution oe-
cl.,irg hat no nss constitution should D. grated 70
fle IoIisp I.l.rds Until ;bst Hoose mai lrst a'a az
opportunity Of pronoufcng 81 ,,;o 81
nr. D,Isea IN TeseTepce 20 a tortetsoed nolon OF
tn,.rx a. In ne rseeot double election o. HDspo9sf
a. n1l6syis and Wslachis, suggested toat as t1s
Pa,s Conference ~as sbou' 70 Isf tos
would b. Highly ibeIpedient Tor FArhhnsht 70 s"Iei-
nat. the Iesuh of those cehoerA'ons. ,,.
Lid Stsney moved q formal resolution declaring
Al. .,s.a,ucy o. Tas OK seven Millions pcuu1s ttsf-
ing IL England for the service OF the Government IN
Aney zone debate IN which Sir e. Wood drew
Yat.r gloomy picture 81 tho hnsDcial future Of ln1s,
ths res milton agreed ,snd bill ordered - be
byosgh H. upJn the -utject.
The Amy estimates hsd been Published. There is
10 be a reduction IN the Home sud Colonial estao-
hsLD 81 r. Ct ABOUT 800 meD and on increase 10 iGda
Of AGO msI. tie total amoont required u
ELL sCS zoo teing deere &c Fl about ElO,W1 up
las year. The Whole Ippsnd force vii BE- ~ UyO
men Of vhOm i06 0OO itute tbc Indian estab III
nsLt. The IecootCn 10 tie Army ct home Is const4-
area mdlcstiye q the British Governments ialtA ID
the uslntsIbDce Of peace.
rotice 10 The Gazei,e declares the Port Of Veto
ria IN VAncouvsTs Island, the port Of eltry Of Brtsn
Coiup uis mil geHeLts have been made to cc.-
lect GUY Oh Fraser River. ,..
t.,Ia changer. II fsys toe Lord ChEOcelor VIII soon
r.tire ard Undertake the Chic! BIonsbip OF tue *
ebeqGeI, Lord KiDesdoWn or M CaHDs sncees ,,Os
to the Woohack; that Gen. Peel Will resign the War
S.eetar,ship, and that Sir L. b. Lyttou vii be sue
e.eSed in the Colonial Department by Mr.. Gladstone
L,ttcp being rslsed 10 the pe-TaRe.
Discovery % AsciENT HUMAN kEMAISs-An
hteTe iirg oiscoyeTy made the other day 90 the
estate of Sir John HAmpeOo, az TnuTnh3m. Nbue
sonse meu we're engaged IL levehDg chalk mound m
fs0, eitsT dsgiI 10 the depth of about four OF five
feet tbey found TIE remains OF L lumber Of hnm-n
btIgs l5irg IN circle il Tegu ar order Iould TIE
mound, vim their heads pointing b the crnter, sud
Are feet VI Others meeting the hescs OF those placed Ia
the ouiside low. The remains OF q horse Sers also
fopn6 lyiDg with them but there relcs Cf any
tsscr Juo to indicate ~ what people Of byggoe ae
thy belonged. The boz were Ia zfkeOo a. 20
Of preservation, cOIEiderDg the lsDgth al tuis tue
bo,Iss must Deeos have been dep1slisd Thereon
sly not les than 500 yesrs. Toe remains Of seven
bo0i,s Wes fouOd IN the space OF about three rocs,
CT by far the greater portion Of TIE mound SIN r.
main, undisturbed. The place OF ancient sspoltare IL
stusts but short distance bslOg tue runs OF tle
a. oisT fot fcaliUD kLOsn ,0arcs Csfte, from II
having AZ toB.e authorities tell as been built by CD
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
LATERFROA HAVANA.

TIE L. 5. Mall Steamship Csds~bs, J. D. Buuoch
Conn ar der from Nes-0rsaos VIA Hsvals. sInved
a. hs por, or Mopday, h.v Dg le tie latter place OF
the evening OF the III, iUst
Size bur-s no intelligence Of specid interest. The
feelI stil coLtnues s.rops SitLregar1to Hr Shells
bill
From the country we learn that the yield of csne j.
equal TO tba Of s.t yea. Stock # sor.rs 1872 coo
boxes make. dol, buyers not Offering sufficient 70
ssii,fy hOlceIsi qaois,ions nos chacgedi romiesl
Fregt,s sss active than the p'eyio1s week, and no
CHARGE Of improvement, toe hsrbJr being fnl Of YES
sells Of =. nstors EIchsnge on London 10 el0i prem
New olk, 2E3 disc Ont; NsS0rssrs, a. !or
short sight. Health 4 Hsvana al country good.
Ins Tctsoco crop is large, and Of hoe llslity. On
tire afterrocn Of tie eth, Cns-ies s. Gr.od Of Neg
Yelk t.sd-dises4s, consumption. o. tie ii inst,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
AUSTRIA.

u - saie3 thst council q war, composed o. four
Or FIVE of tie mot cis,,Dsu shed seLerals II The
Au,tI ID army, hsd been fo'uied.
II il confined 'hst Austria Daf expressed "l'iug-
1sss.o n,ke a CONCESSION 10 puDhc op LOB aua %
cea,e 20 give support the syseIn Of ni=rue which
prevails 10 Central lay.
n. ElegnA cone cord Of TIE London IsTl>s,
writir 2 on -0e bah February, says.
Ibr.. or ftur GAYS ago Information -. received
f,,u Fgane, which removed al doubt - the inten
tiono he Anpsrcr Naposon ssd j. you'd not %
.nrisirg soodety 20 learn t,' the Ans'r 20 army Is
g. J.. psod on say fooipg. Toe military orgaciza-
III IL. 20 exce .nt that $500 be fully Pfc
ra,.d for lticu within : month or siz Sesk-."
e came uttoIl'y cay sitis eyiieit sUlghty storm
is br, NIIp sud hist q sim Of Ru-ss Grn FfaaCe y
IL reduce AuzIIia 10 the came jeve! &c Turkey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

N,SrulssIos OF WHOLE DROVE OY SL,vEs.-It
.,u1 ave made 4 slaye specllstors heart bleed 10
have -.en the drove" Of a. h.een slaves that n4fe
ihr in tie streets Yesterday on the Or sd
Iosl - free +Ou.-by 10 underground r01ts etser
There sLe ma IS eId Iire fer s.-s, cons s.ny Of
o f-tifr eId mother and heir Children and grard-
cl'i+Iec, ard ore uulat,o woman with four boys BE-
tsen the ages II ald thirteen. As they ss.e
up We ,Ioet beaded by NJ Robert Barrett, A OLD
gent neAry seventy years u age, aresidslt II
Lincoln County, by, they attracted general attention.
srd oeoasuusd e thousand remarks
Tee party were 6l taken 70 tie Pfo0ste Court
where usual deeds Of emarcip stiou we're executed
WEile IL Coyirgton before crossing the ryer, their
osrer was offered sO eco Tor them, oct ne guilty re-
usrkee: = | would no. take hfy thousand 81. b.
Is gentleman e considerable property, and beics
bcere0r thinks be has enough 20 provide 'or 80 re-
msiudrr Of hs DAYS and has, With peculiarly uese.-
h-h fsell T. quite n cOargsst -ith peculiarly b. u
" "a refused e sun thst vOnd have been quite q
f.rture. snd give lie servants their freedom. Nc.
Barrett usy b. regarded practical paIauthropist
--rci1rs- GUs..s
THE COLCHESTER BASE CAsr.-Ths eK-min ri z
e Samusl +. Jones, late csshier OF the CJchs7-er
Bank. coumsuced a. COlchesies, OF Tassdsy Isrca
L.. Edxari Peiklcs, J. 7 War, aud s'aik = t.ler
are cOup-el f0T the STATE, sud Chapman 4 Wells u
H-ritlri srs counsel for tie prisoner.
JlsiiC- Lamb opened b. CaAicg Tor tie conpa a,
zen Wss read By NJ Wa. /. consists VI tx cO1rts,
ore If which c. ar. the proBer With palonipg a7t
eIlbezz1rg 5000 in bsuk bills OF = each; another
charges II with pUEloiulZ other bills Of sald bsnk,
ard another Si,h Po[oinng, prIIsrty o. re b-nk.
Two other co1rts are for stealing os and notes ~ toe
al ouut Of g. 60 ard TIE SIKH il for stealing plates
ard uneI-cGt-d notes % { large amount. Frederick
Morgan snd Ebene=er Carpenter, justices, zL VITA
Mr.. Lamb 20 Try the cs'e.
Tie evidence on Tuesday waS from hr. Bliss Of New
York ara Z. c. Kellogg Of HartfJTd, eDgr.vers, whs
testified to the pates and impressions delivered 70
Jones' md Of +. +. Sharp, cashier Of the Thompson
BAH. han book keeper Of the Colchester B4ak, who
testified 10 the sa.s of IL bank sad the trs1ss tous
ofJon.s or Wedresisy the evidence WA continued,
the AZ llt sdjournsd until March 18th. IL is
understood that JOues rad offered 70 settle, ard taa:
he vhC. matter rouh be compromised without fur
.hsT legal process NswHaysH DAILY Palladium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

sr. LOUIS March G, 1879.
The Overland Mail Of the lith ul,. hS rdrs<
Tfere yer. 70 ttrrugb passengers
TIE steamer UGoe Son In San Francisco fd !"
COLORADO on re iltb, WITH 800 troops Of the On ~
ian-ry, to chsstiss the Moasvs IocisDs.
An additional secton o. tie California Contra I@
road bad been put under contract
Tie ia the northern part II the State VA De.s
visoTou,y p.oec1ted sish isr prospect OF 'pss''
tcTIninstOn.
Bu-nsss "a blisk al San Frsncisco. Csnd'ss
coffee, PROVINCES snd AcIsricsn hquors vtr ."
ysrcIg.
ST. LoUIs, 1ontsy, March ., 1873.
The passengers bytoe mat report heavy rams -
Coorado De.ert, AZ unusual occurrence.
Tie Mm Corpscy hso Tat ~llh c)mpIsts 'ueess
sirkipy wells, Eacig a. abundance Of vatsr q -
depth Of ffty fe<. -,
Severe sros-s.o.ns prevailed at the Psche0 "'
Tsj0n passes. g..
large rumter Of s3cl,ional stock were beng w
tributsd along toe roue. :,
Lieut. Lszrls, previcrs'yrepOrted MORALLY VOTE
in the fight win tie Apache Icdisns, was isP'h!~
proving.
An expedition VS. about LEAVING For baeh'S-
under Esal, s.airst TO Apschee, who ASi 49,
Two army sergeaUts 10 January.
sBIPPING IsIELLiGINcE. ia
Arrived ,iip. CttsDs,tor Aeles AID Robin ho0'' ~
Efe-icrk, O-0Ta ho-~s fryrs boston-
ssI.sc, p, Gfea, r PllIe al Taisn.I, f0E We"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

The WAsDzKtR AND HrR SLWEs.-This notorious
vessel lss been coud 1asd as s'.yer, sad igee-
tsed BY be Uoitd Sas March 10 be sold a. aucti N
90 Saturday n II r Savannah. TIE S0r0Enah RepEb-
Accu repeats ruDor that lot Of Africans, Of the
Waroer.Is cargo, and shout ffy in number, were
pa.srg scrois t.. country fss days sgo they we're
erected erd tab e. IN charge oy large body Of TIE
c,,zcus. Tie R,PaJ.ieu, los9'es, dOes ne. alto
ge,her credit The stoIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

A lot Of l36 slaves, belonging TO Pierce Bl.sr Of
Pflsdelplia, formerly tie husband OF ars. Fanny
Ken be- soll a. suction SAvacrah lat week FOR
fp- sum Of So -0j being average Of $7l6 he.f.
Tley Sere sold, The Sar4HRGh Neirs says, mostly
in fam He.." Tee mostly is 5 distIclcn vita a
cals.israb.e difference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
FIRES.
rlPE EIsHrrrSrH STREET.

FIRE rs EIGHrEESTH STREET.
Yesterday u0TIirg fire urose ont IN TIE dwelling
hol - OF NJ j J. Van Pelr, No 20 80 Eightes nth
street au1 b-fore the fsIes COl De eTi ngusGed tIe
bp,d,re was damaged TIE smOnn' OF 81 500 ard the
flrni.uTe to t1e smocnt o E. 01o. The battling s ia
sur,d Tor - go hut Ia waI Company we cooh not
.atp Tie ire originated in the &C lar ia Iuenos
e some pitch pIe being placed near tue hester and
tteIce extended b. the upper floors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
FROM THE PIXIES PEAK ANEi

Corr,spor .epce Of Tire Il Y. Trbuns.
ArR.sIA Cur, South Platte, Feb. J. i0' -.
TIE Winter nss beer remarkably mid for in' =.
tude there hsvire beer Dot little snow a. ye. - -
valleys ard plans, bat On the morntsiu'' SOW 4
mica tIorn this point, there fom four 70 ave
sno~. Several hundred miners sle oct ProePs. -,
they gsBeIs1y give very favorable reP0't'' 'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

,hp Clara Arr. P.rsI, anyef a. HsV@uA, and onn-
unic.t>d g.. iole-isg u tie puIvr: Fsb IA Ps---d
big p Cuiti-s, Of Portland, .,ssrias ". FEB.
25 g Hole II Vai. passss snip Veso'is Reed, Il
Bah, bouni S. Fss. 90, pA.sed hask annie, aois-
don from Liverpool f,f Mes ORLEANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

The royal nail steamship Europa. Capt. L'i'es,
Which sal I'd from Liverpool at about ll:3o % the
usnas o. Feb 10, arr we'd hire ct 81 o. Js'terds,.
fbs sere~ s,esm'hp EtEs arrived a. SoatAaDp on 90
tks lossreep tf Feb -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
RUSSIA.

VisIDa letter ssssrts the auth GRITTY Of source
puJportIg % Authentic, toat Russis va ealing 10
btI ,oloeIs DO were On tDriOago, ard thst Russian
tIoops were marching from Tsgan " tie Moiisyan
hOntltT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

Iota-...........s-.s-1. .-'f4.fH N,u'V
TtLLOw quiet a. = the F aud u loT tie ed Of 80
yea.
IL Tea market 8. very finn sUd the s,ss7u' Cong,Is
tilB@ ir d. 1sur 81 nsh prior. C1umor Coz l l.
gR- Bloe.s. &c Bsls IL kehotd - st-A;s - ;
Bsros 10 lls1
TLRFEsTns R119h i held a. C sGl sPIl;s tf1 a. q
az hE Al -1iesu iu Cssks.
hsiEICAS sIOcEs continue 20 present few trsnsae1u-
U-sc rla.-s of-r-d 8. g. iasssc-It-4 5r 80
irs sal.s n virginia S-srns have bees ma - 90
a. Feuusy CeIng are have b--u placed o.
Bono ,hrr,d Mrsspr JLioa 8llE lss- br-u
a. .o PesLsyvshs Geo t Railroad B'ri', q rts.r-
sfrrrr trI.d 9l te1 Ifk s1c = .
o. os. Inois Frvesld. 81 c.v,i shares "a d.,ol-
(Ul.AI.L Staurtlst INN. b.t Qll-..
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Correspondence IF The Star.
- - GsoRsEIowN, March a, 1859.
Spring having opened, business generally along
Water street and the wharves, begins TO show
considerable signs Of returning activity num-
Der Of vessels are awaiting cargoes which
they win easily obtain In day or two, now that
the water has been let in the Canal and our mills
resumed operations.
The difficulty growing out Of our late election
remains in stain gro. and appears to be no nearer
to an amicable settlement than when the alleged
mistake was discovered; and is still the theme of
much discussion, and sometimes harsh comments
We advise all concerned TO keep cool. and abstain
from anything like eliminating remarks.
Col. William Doughty, doubtless the oldo ST
white resident Of city IS living at his residence
on Third street, dangerously i'll from an attack of
paralysis His physician and friends have but
little. If any hope of his recovery
The water has been LET in upon the Canal the
entire length of the line and IL Is anticipated that
navigation will be fully resumed next week.
Every part of the entire line being in better repair
than ever heretofore known at this season of the
year. an unusually heavy spring trade in coal and
other produce is anticip ated.
Owing TO the very limited quantity of each
offering in the market, there has been but little
done in the flour and grain market since our last
report. Flour remains firm at SGaS6 25 for canal
superfinc brands and Sc 25aS6 80 for extras Good
red wheat readily commands 81 .35aS1 40. and
white 81 .laSl 30. No corn Offering -