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above mentioned buildings, purchased four Of them
ubder the impression that they would be handy 70
have in the house in case Of Ore. The instruments
stored IN little in the Of Mr.. Jenkinss
Office, in which also kept quantity Of ne paper.
Mr. jenkins was talking across the desk with Mr..
Leayi,t, Of the firm Of Leaytt e. Allen, when no
heard Kissing noise. Under the Impression that the
boiler was about TO explode both out Of the build
ing One of the foremen was near by when the Ami
bila.or exploded, snd seeing smoke issne from the
apartment, broke through the partition and threw tho
Annibilaors into the street. The fire was speedily
tDeuished the stock being damaged to the amount Of
$3.50. Mr. jenkins Is insured 10 the amount Of s5 900
in various city and country companies. portion Of
the damaged stock ofhe Tract Company, stored In the
store No. 30, was still further damaged by water II
il fortunate that ths fire did not at night as from
the light and eombustibs material the building and the
establishment would beyond doubt have been entirely
destroyed II is supposed that the chemicals used in
the apparatus for the purpose Of creating vapor had
from long standing become dry and their properties en-
irely changed. The heat of the room probably acted
upon these chemicals and caused them 10 explode.
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Arrived.

Steamship Moses Taylor Griffin Neworssns March and
Steam.bip Augusta WooaSnI ssvannsn md. .,s a
L. Mchi Son. March TO- passedn savannah River bound
9P .n Loy scranton s @ p M exchanged signals with
seehip Thomas Swan Ramsey Charleston mdse and pass
Bsrt Chiffon (Of Portland Merrill Csrdeuss March sugar
Brig Alma (Brl Brown Nassau, p, March losweod
ton, &c, to John Bacon Sailed in company with ship Lsa
saved om ship Maaares of POrtandl Mshmsn The sehr.
Ranger tof Ha iS Allen sailed few days before for ass
Bs Tlo@.. fO; De Cgnh. opOo IS day. win. and ,osi
Clara from Porto Rico for Falmouth.
Brig Eastern Star tof GreenPOrt L. L Acksy, CardenAs
schr Eleanor TOwusend ST. MARKS is days. cotton &C. to
RiOdc Pete'. VS.. ashore Tuesday morning ROnsr
schr Haze Ben NewoIeans II daya sugar and mols.ses
stwse Chairman Co Been SdsysN of Hserss with heavy
eSr seven BiGthes ts Heay, Grand Turk a-ch a. salt
scir Jan R. M.ch Nye. Dover Del, days, corn TO
scir Caroline Hail. Graham, Wilmington, Dell days. corn to
schT samuel Lockwood Tr,t Camden days. corn to B. N
chr John Shaw Of Mschia.), Wallace Wilmington, c.
days, naval stores to Woodruff 4 ClsrA.
sehr Mary bsnkin, Beae, Boston days mdse to Dayonh
SchI caihSIno johnson, Baker, suOd Va days shin
schr Proves Thompson, Baltimore coal for Providence
Schr A. G. Reeves, Lake, Phiisdslph,s days, coal
Schr Bee. Purcell, Lepsie Del. days, b. ~ Fox
Steamer Nev-LondOn Smith. NewLondOn. mdse. and pss
Steamer Pelican Adch Providence. mdse to Isaac odea
FELLOWSHIP Neptunes Rasoite Emuerton, from 81.
Thomas in ballast Was originally nom Cslao, with cargo OF
Euano bound to Cork orde becoming aky put Into
ST. Thomas where abe discharged her cargo, and now COMES
home to repsr; is anchored on the Bar
bremen brig Adler 81 days from West Indies with oremsss
sprung Il BY pilot boat Moses h Grinnell mo. ~
FCroisn bark kOtka, from msrssihes-By pilot boat May
Taylor (No. 81.
Also 2barks and BRIG.
sAlLED-Stesmship PENANG (new), 81. Thomss ke ana
anchored Quarantine Also, steamship Jamestown, Rorisis
WND5DuIins the day, from n to N N E. and fssAi 81
p. ni., n T..
The bok JODe Dasge from Glasgow anchored ee4 The
West Bank .
Capt Crowe of steamship which on Nonssy
nom Portland brought to the city the Canadian malls ios hs
rope, which will leave In the Africa ON "Wednesday.
The BIZ. steamship Milo Monday night hom osn9e
reports, March lat a. Ion g. passed ship Leopea "
Boston, steering W.; 10Th, within lio miles Of suat
HOoA and blown oa in heavy N W. gale. accompanied VI"
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,.,,0n "a working order. EscOo will DO required ipr
raslon ~ hit in the worft event coOsera,le
M, uarti1o of tss amount will be repaid BY re quany
q cable pi iei up. \ u accordingly r;oooss (, Offer
sc,bers lien on the procee.s Of all the cable that may
be saved and the privilege in case Of ess Of re-
ee,yipQ era,uitou,y apothsr eco share fully paid up.
The balance sheet Of the Company shows hs funds on
hand 10 be Only 1893. The total expenditures have
been Gi66,658
The Rev. IT, ID. Northrop Of New. York has been
preaching at the Pavilion Tbesser, London
Sir Hagh Rose IL promoted 10 Lieut.. Coloneicy fo'
bs smipeot services in India and Rear Admiral Hope
il made Vice Admiral Of the Blue.
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INDIA AND CHINA,

The India and China mails from Calcutta Jan. oath,
and Hong Kong Jan. l4th, had reached England. The
news is generally anticipated.
Trade was fiat at Calcutta. Indigo was frmer and
in better request Freghts to England were rapidly
rising Salpeter was taken at 45i a 49i6d. Exchange
on London VA 92nld.
Trade at Cantt was depressed, owing TO the ap
proach OF the Chinese new.year. Tea was inactive.
Exchange 4Isd4i9id.
Trade was dull at Shanghai in imports, several car
goes having arrived from Englani. Tea unchanged.
Exports to the United States gsi pounds. Silk
rather higher Exchange 6til 06I6d.
The question of the tunnage dues had been
settled by an edct from the Emperor, appointing four
mace per tun the ratio TO be levied on foreign ves-
ses at the open ports.
The u. S. steamer Hartford was at Hong Kong and
the Powhatan at Japan.
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IoypOs kosrr M.RnrT.-rns Laden Money

roxnox kosrY MsRKrr,-Tns Laden Money
sossoTs cosea % Tuesday ,a 2s zas for T0noy snd
account -. -. =. ID a,
ndon OIL s. So e2 Illinois Central Shares 45Da5 di,eonn,
40 10 iss sOlG8c; Die Ra ad sbe s3osi do % MOT
s's' Latest Markets pia Qs1nstors.
Iryrapoor- Thursday, p. M. .
CoTroS--Sales Of last two days Ioo% oaes, ~
h.h o0 are on ,peulstion ard for export Inc n.
s,a.ss ann and the INFERIOR qualities slightly ,o"c h
Tuesday Imports 10 day. 1859 bess previously o
l22 $40 bales
BHgkpsTrrrs steady.
Provisions quiet .-,,a
FRoprcEsoW OF ieo' oU' f IoSpos Thurfdsy, D. N.
CossoIs close at 9la 694I for money, and sis ~''
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ERANCE.

The Legislative Body was TO assemble on the DAY
the North American Quilted Queenstown.
A report that Count Walewsh would soon proceed
TO Vienna on special mission was pronounced un-
founded.
The Paris Corn market had been animated, but the
advance IN Wheat was not more than cenumes Pc,
sack, although the leaders endeayored 10 OBTAIN
franc.
The demand for Flour was less sctve than thai ioi
Wheat for which the quotations were about the saue
The Provincial Corn markets were generally hrmer.
The Bourse had been fiat ard lower, but on the 2o.t
It. il closed bnoysnt, at S l5c for the hentes, oes
sudden rise of nearly half per cent.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY, March -, 1860.
A lumber of responsiveness against the pro-ka.a
hill and petitions for the same, were presented
Mr. MANIERRE presented renonsIancs aSa, uss
the proposed amendments 70 'he @ou0p'nS'' '''''
law.
Nv Mr.. MANIERRE-To provide that where, under
mast or exiting contracts local improvements IN ne
York cannot be assessed on the properly on
account of informally or illegality, the street Com
missioner and Controller may ascertain aad deeer 1ile
what il a fair assessment 10 be paid by the properly
benefited; and when such assessment 10 confirmed oy
the Common Council, i shall he binding on 'ne prop
erty owners, and be lien on said property.
By Mr.. Mcleod MURPHY. To incorporate inc
Dyckman Library in New-York T..
bill to facilitate the settlement Of claims agaunst
the estates Of deceased parties.
To punjsb by arbitration the fraudulent sale or cou-
ceament of property held under cbattel mortgages by
one yesr's imprisonment or S?5o hne
A bin was pa sed appointing T.. w. Leavenworth,
Peter Il. Sweeny and Ward Hunt, with one more 70
be named by the Richmond County Judge, If appointed
within twenty days, Commissioners TO settle al caims
for damages BY quarantine burDings. -,
Bills were passed 20 increase the fees oil grand ana
Petit urors; 10 require the iliDg OF lreasurers oohds
Ia incorporate the East Brooklyn Savings Bank; 10
widen and embe lsh Atlantic avenues for relief OF the
Corr Grafton for the Relief of the Widows and Children
of Cle.oymen of the Protestant Episcopal Church; 10
encourage and provide for general vaccmanoni 70
repeal the iiity.cents military communication Jaw.
semby. Alright took place its reference, resulting
in its being ssnt to the Judiciary Committee who are
favorable TO the bill
Mr.. ROBERTsONS bil allowing general plant
ing of oy sers in waters OF the State was taken up,
| a, bated at length, and progress reported.
Mr.. SPINOLA introduced a concur snt resolution
reouestipp the return from the Governor OF the bill to
| prohibit Sunday amusemens in New-fork lie did 80,
because he understood that the Governor doubted the
propriey OF returning the bill at the request oil one
| House only. 40, -,
Mr.. SPiNOLA also introduced a bill to repeal
sad act intended TO provide against any refusal o. 'e
| Governor to return it, lie moved, that the bill be
| made the special order tomorrow sem
Mr.. ROBERTSON opposed the motion, and the bill
| was gent to the Standing Committee.
The New.York Tax bill was ordered to third
| reading.
| A communication was received from the Controller,
giving the cost of publishing the Safe canvass as fol-
love- 1855, $s34 1856, ga $780, 1857, 500; 1858,
| $l3 535; 1859, Sl3,2f.
ALSO communication giving the net receipts from
the ODondsga Salt Springs from 1871 to October 1859:
$3,4J3,9H.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ..MAAcn
Cleared.

sbps-Jsnestown, Simmer Norfolk LndlAn HeincA
en- Africa (Br.l Shannon, Liverpool e Cunsr6.
ships-EuphIsss McDeaiind, ApAlschiccs & L. Taylor
Tine, Homer Bremen, Ruser Bros.
Baik-Gsnwood. Glover, 81. Jsgo Brett, Son x Co.
BTig-W. A. Brown, Hammond, Ehzsbethgo, H. d. Brook
man Co. r. Field HERMAN, Cardenss r. Buck Co 7.
Conner York Portland Monte Co Northrup Union
Island Beurman, Tamss Portsu Prince, Delaheld VII
NJ T. Ellsworth (Br), Harry Halifax D. r. Dewofi Ara
bella, Lindsey, AspinwaD Panama Railroad Co.
schoOnersssrsh Bruen Douglas, Georgetown, Dollnsr
Poer NJ j. Carlton, Shalei, Alexandria kc j. w. Mckee;
HaIa Winters Richmond Chas II. Pierson j. W. Maitland
Lemsn St Pierre, Brett, Son Co.. Ella Davis Kingston b.
DE Cordovat Co. Elizabeth Ann (Br) Gilman, st. John n
B., d. X. Dewoh
Artisan Foster South AmbOy, W. Da1e; Dawn,
Perry, New Bedford.
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CHRss MAycH BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND Bos1oN'
The confirmation Of this match commenced on nonaAy
evening ct 81 o'clock, in the New-ferk Cness |iaO
roOns TIE first game, which had progressed 70 tue
10th neve, was continued by New-York playing g 70
X. b. S. The second game, commencing WIN tue i0.n
ncve, was received from Boston at Il minutes 70
The following dispatch came during the evening
a. o,y sroagsmants are such that we are anxious 10
faster in these games Toere is less delay IN
seqr cty line after 10 o'clock We would ike to play
hrOush Tuesday night till daylight, unless the games
are knisbed."
The proposition was accepted by New-York. The
players have 10 minutes to reflect upon the reception
sf move; with the privilege, four times in each
game, Of taking Is minutes. The following are the
xeSyes from the commencement:
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sEcoSD GANE.

LATE IrEMs-Lsst evening" Detective Poole, ae-
sompanied by Officer Van Buren,, repaired to No. IS
Hanmersley street. for the purpose OF arresting man
named John Newman, on charge of grand larceny,
rd while the former entered the house the latter kept
watch Outside. Having secured his prisoner, Poole
wa about leaving, when Hewman's wife and Mira.
Norrisey attacked him in violent manner, and sue
eeeded in releasing the accused. The three then re-
aevsd the attack and beat Poole the head with
a club, inacting several serious wounds. He finally
no. away from them and, having secured assistance,
returned and took the trio 70 Police Headquarters,
where they were locked up.
A Young woman named Henrietta Hamilton, resid-
ing in Thompson street, near Spring, was found last
night in her room entering from the effects of large
ouantity of laudanum which she had taken with a
view 10 killing herself She was removed to the Hos
pitsl and placed under the care Of Dr. Cameron. On
Sunday, it appears, she took laudanum with H0ilar
motive but not succeeding in the attempt, tried dose
of oxaRc acid on Monday Prompt medical attendance
on both occasions was the means OF saving her 1e'
She said that her husband died time ago. that his
people had taken her furniture and, being left desti-
tate, she bad no desire to live any longer.
Edward Ryan, who had his ankle and leg crushed
between two cars Of the Hudson River Railroad at
Thirty first street day two ago. died last night at
the Hospital
A man named James McWiliams was run over last
night at the corner of Third avenue and One-hundred
snd-ffteenth street by the Haven train. and in
stantly killed. His mangled remains were taken TO
he Twelfth Wsrd Staton-House.
Last evening az some men were engaged excavating
q cellar at the northwest corner of Thirtyseventh
street and Third avenue blast which they bad pre-
pared premsturey exploded, instantly killing Maurice
Haley, one Of the laborers and seriously woundlng
another named Jeremiah Fitzpatrick. Several others
were injured, but not badly. Fitzpatrick was con-
veyed to Bellevue Hospital and the body OF deceased
wss removed to the TwentyfrSt Ward Station. House.
During an amateur performance at Hoynes Theater
last night several persons badly injured by gang
Of rOwdies who had gained admission TO the gallery
Papers were lighted and sent flying into the pitt and
one woman, whose clothes took fire. narrowly escaped
being burned. piece Of board was SHE'D at the
pianist In the orchestra, and the missile striking hin
upon the head injured him severely. Ourages Of this
character were continued until Sergeant De yoursney
of the Fourteenth Ward, with squad Of men, drove
out the rowdes.
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LATEST-T1a Qaeenstolcn.

LONDON March 1.-The City Article of The London
Daily hetoS Gays the funds advanced an eighth this
morning, in answer to rise of y cent at Paris yes
terday. a relapse followed but at the close the mar
ket was again steady at an Improvement OF y cent.
The Paris Bourse to-day being reported firm, the
certainty attaching TO Continental politics and foreign
securities is stimulating investments in our home rail
ways. The demand for money was slightly more
active partly in preparing for the bills maturing ON
the IT'D. About flG,tO0 in bar gold was taken from
the Bank for expectation.
VIENNA, Feb. H.-The announcement OF q treaty
between Austria and Russa is without foundation but
il IL asserted that Austria although not bound by such
treaty, will no more oppote the Russian policy In
Turkey
TURIN, Feb. 29.-By Royal decree Of to-day the
Electoral Assemblies are convoked for the 18th of
March, and Parliament is to meet the I'd of April.
Another decree appoints tbirtytwo new Senators.
PARIS, Thursday note by which the French
Government requires Sardinia TO give up the project Of
the annexation Of Tuscany is dated the 9th Of Zebra
ary, and IL dispatched the came evening Turin,
where the courier arrived Oh Monday ast Baron Tai
leyTand has informed Thouvenel by telegraph that
COnnt Cavonr is not expected to reun to Turin before
the 18th, when he Will deliver the note.
RoNE, February 28-The reply Of the Holy See TO
NJ Thouvenel's last message of the 18th ult, will be
dispatched to France by the next courier, via Mar
settles.
Tie Cardinals convoked by his Holiness to a special
congregat III, have unanimously decided that the
preservation of The patrmony Of the Pope s too init
maely connected with the general interests Of the
Cburch, 10 De treated Flnnpy as ponIici quesuon'
LONDON, 1st.--Ihe Morning Chronicle announces
in the mo positive way the conclusion Of the Austro
Russian treaty, which j! states auth rrty vas on
the eve of beng signed. The treaty hes undergone
some notifications. Russia will not aid Austria in
Italy. Russia makes this change in the stipuaIions
because che will not interfere; but will act with Aus
tra in any complications that may arise with regard to
the countries Of tho Danube or affairs in Hungary
The Constitutional contains an important article
the Imperial policy in Italy, but it will be followed
go shortly BY the Emperor's speech, which will no
deubt touch upon the topic, the interes of the
Article will soon be superseded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-14

EXPLOSION or FIRE AYSIHlLAToR.-Ye sterday
afternoon, abouti clock, Of Phiibpss Fire Anal
bilator, kept in tho printing establishment of Il. D.
jenkins, the second floors OF Nos 70 and % Frank
for, street, suddenly exploded with loud report set
ting fire to the premises and eausing great eonsterna
ton among the occupants of the building. at the
time the Annihators introduced in this city by
Mr.. Burum, Mr.. Charles jenkins, the owner Of the
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Turkey.

II was reported that the Porte had ordered loan Of
ak millions sterling TO be negotiated in London
Prince Aosh being seriousy i'll, his son had re-
GU .sted the Sultan TO recognize him as the hereditary
successor. The demand was supported by Russia
Fears were entertained that in the event of refusal 40
insurrecon of the Slavofiaus IN Turkey might break
ont.
A new Ministry had been formed at Belgrade.
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uarke,s-Peporte9 By TELEGRAPH.

NKwonLxAss, March la-CoITos srmj ale. todsy 10 SO
bas Al lie for Mddpg The sales Of the three days add
mn a co bales and the receipts 200 bales against 800 for
the saOe time year Receipt: az this port ahead Of year
bsIs,; DO a 81 the Iors bales hoL' s,s
WasKY duh at 2ic sreis FD1cn and Corr unchanged
CiscIySArT March 10 -fLoUR quiet but hrm WHISKY In
fair demand Ice PROvsoss unchanged WHzr scuye,
ma 2 higher The demand for MosEY exceeds the supply
The receipts Of currency improving Sight Exchange on
Ney.Yo orb q cent premium for Gold ,
NOBLE March l0CoTToS easier under The foreign news
but quotations unchanged sales to-day OF 1900 bales
MoBLE March l2CoTTos quiet; sales to-day OF sW pses
ut TO- Gl0ic for mid ling =, =, ,,v> s,r rr,rcrr
Bosroy, Tuesday, March TO- 1860.
The sIlovvng our bank for the past week:
Capital sa6 ssI 100 Due to other Banks
Loans and discounts 80 ssS eoO Deposits
Due rom other B'ks 759l,CQ0l -'''''''''' 1890
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FIRE IN DIVISION sTREEr.-Last night at l0l
o'clock fire occurred in the grocery store OF z. Men,
Gel g. Co.. No. i69 Division street, in consequence Of
the careIessness as lie supposed, Of boy, while at
work in the cellar with abg I. The i'e was confined
10 The cellar and abont $500 damage was sustained.
The firm is insured for - 100 in the Park 81 500 In the
MaphsttaD, and $1,000 in the Liverpool and London
nsurance Companies.
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AUhrRIA.

The circular of the Governor of Veneta states thai
III persons who, from their previous conduct ana
known onions might seem capable OF entertaining
projects hostile 10 Austria are to be compelled 70 enter
he military service and be Incorporated in companies
of discipline The military authorities ale to be the
sole iudges of the propriey of enrolling any persons
denounced The local authorities ordered to send
in list of suspected persons by the 9TH of March.
Cbevalier Won Toprenburg had arrived at Venice,
to replace Count Bissenger as Civil Governor OF
Venatia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-14
SPAIN AND MOROCCO,

There is of importan,e from the seat OF war
The whole Spanish press was violently s'tasklng
England and one Journal the Noredades had gone 20
eueb lengths in the matter that s circulation had been
prohibited.
later dispatch says the spaniah squadron bad bonn
barded Laracbee and Arcilla, causing great desTuc
ton Some of the Spanish vessels were slightly dam
a. ed and one man killed. II said that Rabait had
also been bombarded.
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Disasters, sc.

sBlP DIX wiTr cLlSroN-Capt Merritt, the Unde.wri;er
Agent and his on ruesdsy morning compelled 70 esse
the Of tho heavy n H. gale and have al been
landed on the beach
WILMINGTON. ~ C., March i2The schr. Trojan, from New
York bound 20 Savannah with Of railroad lon, has Pat
here lcahy.-iBy telegraph A.
THK BARK SUSAN " LIND, Capt Faulkner hence Ies Me-
OTeaps Gingerbread Ground on Feb ~ nssn
all tbe esyso sAYed In COED oder.
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CApE on GOOD HOPE.

Cape of Good Hope dates to Jan. 20 Trade was
dull and money scarce.
The vine disease WAS still spreading.
Iivmestons expedition was at koDgow on the 10Th
Of December, all well.
An instruction against the Sultan Of Zanzibar had
been put down by the Britsh ship Lynx.
Pretorioes the Dictator Of Trans Vaal had been
elected President of Orange River, free State Ii
was supposed the English Government would not per-
nit this union,
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pv,,,, BrAp.-Contrary 70 the expectation OF
s,cv.r, or owners Of beef cattle that we should have
.kss purber of BuIOOhs IN market IN Marco, ana
consequently an improved pr nS matte, Of Coars
:. ,Ao 1Tiee vas considered last week, it NJ - 70
~, lower tbs week unless the favorable .,ause in
a. mas,h.r from being Spring like wa n TO Win,vy
.sa induces the butchers to euy more freely, for the
annie, ysraed on Tuesday was over 2,sOO, ssd Of
,bes. only moderate Pori0' vere ssld, leaving full
suppl, fOs the densnd ,e&Ay, at stin lower price
probabiy thsn last W aseeasy for all the lower grades
Of stock. They so certainly selling to-day at lower
rates than Ct sny market for year, at least The
sanber Of ffstkss Buocks is small and cOnssq uent-
y tsss elsss nnot as much depressed as the inferior
grades. IA the stock suitable for the of real
srslase butchers win cell at ten cents and very few
nj little higher, bat very large portion viii sell be
low nze cents, and not few below eight cents and
On the average probably half cent pound less than
tie average last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-14

HABIAs CoRPUs.-In the Supreme Court, Cham.
her, yesterday the following case before Justice
Leonard: On Saturday last sailor named Pete
Brady was, on petition Of his bstrOtbed, discharged
from the United States steamship Brooklyn, and from
sbe service A few hours after while ne was prone
nsdiDg the streets with his uniform stu on he was ar
x.stAS by soue officers of the North Carolina, who
supposed him to be desorser. nus OetrOthod again
petitiODed end writ OF haoeas corpus was allowed
peturnable this morning
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nENMARK-

new Ministry hsd been formed, as follows: Presl-
dent of the Council and ad interim Minister of Foreign
Affairs, NJ Hail. Minister Of Public Worship and ad
interim Minister of the Interior, Bishop Monrad Min
lister of Justice, NJ. Case; Minister Of War, NJ Thes-
tup Minister of Marine, NJ Billie Minister for Sches-
wig III. WoefhaveD; Minister for Holstein, NJ Bastof