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Grain-frnrn store, sales Of 26o bush car corn
a& 6oc; 100 do at &c 100 do she|led at CSC; 30
do rye ut CSC; On wharf, 2d0 bush cora ut Cue;
500 do ut GJc; and car red aud do white
wheat Il. $1.40.
Tonoxro MAnkE7s.--The wheat market was
supplied on Saturday with ahou. 5000 bu, the
quality ar which was hardly a. good ns on other
days. The market continued TO be animAtei.
and the high rates Of tic week were freely paid.
For rome lois t1.Ao@;.z5 was ff4uently paid,
and in one Ut two instances *l.47i; for common
snd low eradsa. <1.3t@l,3 ,35; good to pure,
4l.a5@1 40. The average for the days pur-
wheat was more huoyant ana sold at $l.O5@
l:o7 for extra samples; ordinary, 81 per butllet.
Cats mere plenty and moyiug freely ut 35@36c
per bu. Barley 6o@G1c. Rye in good request,
With but little coming iu-Sorth from G5a7Oc.
Peas lc,ter. but market not firm Mt C0GNGic.
Clover Seed offered freely by farmers at Is per
hu bel; Timothy, st.5og+: Flour better aud
market unsc.'Isd. 1t il said $4.75 wss refused
for supefine. and prevailing figures on Sutur-
pised. Fancy. f3@5 Is. Extra is nominal ut
ts.:v@5.'5; Double Extra, *G@s.5o; .sLansb.
Ton auosing freely at lutier figu1c.
Ngw Process or GnixDIxc WHEAr.-Weboro
been shown by Z. l.. Allen, manufacturer uf
az gtlcuttural implements, handsome specinen
0! nouF Obtained by u Dew process of uubrau-
ming .le wheat Ecrn.l, by WHICH, according 10
the statement Of i'e manufacturer, S. Dcntz.
Esq, OF St l<ouis. "the great fact hos beer,
!ully demonstrated that in lhe manufacture Of \
9arrel oi hour. practical saving is made Of
IRON 70 to 80 pounds Of wheat" Rcekoned in
cash, savtsg Of at least twenty cents per bar
rca is guaranteed, orer and above any other
mode Of milling, butthe absolute gain il claimed
to he much more thau these figures Indicate.
, 1860-03-15

Bx TN2axArn1 INV Yoxx March Il
F1nra-Dul. heavy and lower demand chiefly 10 eun
o IL 81 hs sapT ns3 'ets
for ~. + g. sso!s .ss ::
and heavy Canadian Flour quiet ard s~a,cssT ,hacysSt
Sale. So oI's .: Is oT common ia choice e1;sa.
hge Ilour 1n haagd snsll ea. At ss0a 1:to fnr
pounds. ~ 0. S'''~A'''s ~ N|o
GEA1K-Rhcut y. 5y du aud heavr hSiders Iitpoxd 10
sel r. s e .eeine sat buyfE in.t upon much
soe nu ehaee sae. 9o BY prime .he " w.,s w. a
nosri. ai eso: 500 bu whis Csuadaa private tc'.
Rys s'sady ea'es 1000 bu &C. and small lot. SIC.
s. = 1880 u siste Al 7sse, Com heavy sad laaes
Sales 27oo bu At se@59c for white and elbow SC Tor
mi.ea Western. oatalnl supply aud daaad LssvY At
HHoGsi.f~ Coffee very fr. Sales tass At ls9l4c-
descriptions unelarEd. taiea li tags Porto h,co
6 ias Pon ~. hso as5 e SstSs Isl
s@5xc: Mla.ses u4shang d. Sale. go bril- .. NJ i;
S4s = hhds t9so keaA' 4oe and by suction 1so n
Faovi:1oxs-Fotk does 20. exhibit much activity. Ness
rules heavy md Prime se2cr Sales ~ bhla il e7 80 tor
ei Th III s. & e;
0 ftr country primes aso for d.. .tne.s; 43asto 20
fH Te,s 81 IL: e dHr s1 a. B.sf 1ss
salrs s6a ts1ces 4 private Terms. Th:te We aiso
Cut meats ~thout special chingr. Sale ut 7,a.H for
ahoudes a09kc for han.: Bacon quiet. sa.es 90Uo NJ
pS1ed d sfs IL sio serd and 9o ls ~ fs III q ed
Ai tx. butter s,eedy Il 11ii for OHIO i4Sso sor
s7ocEa-Rafher finer but nnt active CARL cax,
Gal: &Chs o9k 1.C 6!H GO, u kuar. l5x 81. S. *,
~; ;sH hu .s9n 2sH. y H. ~: .ant"A l g Parine
u. S.Ss cf Is lLQK. - "
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THE CITY.
POLICE.

: dAtL 1aiEvEs AnaEs1ro.-On Monday last
some time between seven and .eloven o'clock in
the evening". an entry was made into No. Fl
Washington street, and four oyezcoats belong
ing 10 ooa1ders, taken from the hall. Complaint
was made at the Marshal's Office, and yester-
oay morning Officer Tenbrock observed two
suspicious looking individual 80 into u second
nand clothing store On Randolph street, each
with large bundle under his arm. Officers
Tenbrock and Williams shortly at,er went to the
store and found that they had sold four coats
for $7.75, representing that they had bought
them in New Orleans, and didn't need them
now. The coats we're found to answer the de-
scription OF those stolen, aud they arrested the
parties while they were dividing the spoils.
The landlord Of the Black Eagle Hotel, where
the parties hare been staying for a few days, re-
presenting that they had just come from New
Orleans, stated that late Monday night, they
came to tie hotel and called him out aud stated
that they had just bought some clothes, and
wanted to 60 in at the private door as they did
not want to 80 throug the bar.room but, be re-
fused to let them. The parties, who are about
&c yea1s old, are hard looking customers.
They we're brought before Justice Aiken yes-
terday afternoon and held to bail in the sum Of
q, 900 each
RonnEnI.-The house, No. 1as West Lake
street, was entered Gu Tuesday night and robbed
oftwo valuable silk dresses. A telegraph was
sentyesterdaY morning to Milwaukee, whittier,
it was supposed, the thief went.
STEALING JEwELRr.-A woman named Cath
arine Ellis, an old customer in the Police Court,
was arreated on Tuesday night for stealing two
breastpins, some fuger rings and gold locket,
from Mrs. Lex!co, who was wishing at Eer
house. The case was continued for Witnesses
A SUSPICIOUS 1Sn1v1pra1.-A man calling
himself VIM. Smith WAY arrested on Tuesday
night, On account of suspicious actions, and be
will be kept for short time, to see if he does
not answer the description Of d man wanted at
st. Louis Tor grave offence. lie is man
about Eve feet nine inches high. stout built, with
black hair and full black beard.
FIGHT AMONG Pa1soSrcs.-Geo. u. Leonard, q
carriage driver, and James Fitzpatrick, run
ner for the Jarvis House, were fined $10 fo1
pounding, in most brutal manner, man
named Michael Tooly, who was confined in q
cell with them.
LAncEsr OF 4 VESSEL CnA1S-peter De1wo
was arrested yesterday for stealing Chain be-
longing to the schooner E. Cramcr, owrel by
Galen Eastman, lumber merchant. The Cran,er
went ashore near Lake View las. fall, and the
chain was left OH tho beach at night, and in the
morning had disappeared. Dclwo was held to
bail in the sum of $500.
, 1860-03-15

Thereceipta at this point since September 1st,
show decrease, as compared with last ycar,
Of 3l7 hhda bacon: lo,eal obls pork; and all in
crc.se Of 353 tcs, 13o bxs; aud 1,l:7,.s? lbs
pork.
Yue exports for the same period show au in
crea*e this ycnr Of 1889 bids bacon; 1850 tcs
do; 6,4eG bnacs pork aud SO COL lbs do; and
te tic tae Of aa2,332 buis pork. The stock Of
barrel pork ltis time IS estimated at Is 5.Uoo to
30 o0D bbls. 0i lard there is falling of in the
receipts Of s. 00y bhls. mad III increase in the cx
ports ot II 900 bills. These figures would iudi-
cate hctry deficit in The stocks rs compared
with last year, but come allowance must be
made tcr fnl;lng OF sn consump,1ou.
Pl7TsBcncu FIorR AND GRAIN Market
March live have nothing special to note in
the produce line. The sales OF grain and -four
show considerable aggregate. pr7ccs are firm
and expectations are generally entertained Of
IN advance. Flour-saies Of 1899 bbls princi:
vn}Jr. from, Atnrc.
, 1860-03-15

+
At TO reeti7 ii Raeice With ttns On the Nh.
W1ukte.
Ftexht forwarded to II ro!Ets the Msaisssppi River
Estes ~ low bY my other rpuis and with the que4es
despzteh-
Fcriafosaatton Inquire Il CEce of Chicago md North
western. and Chic.Eo and N41WAukee Railroads.
ROBERT HARRIS, Bapx.
0. AaIA IAlA2QN. 2Enl N11AEffA
, 1860-03-15
fTopoaed Change of Place for Hold.
ing lie Democratic National Cou.

new Yong, March 14.-Tbe Central Sat;on,1
Democratic Committee are considering the pro-
Pricty Of changing the place Of holding lie
National Convention TO some other point than
Cha' lestou- The eason of this IS owing to the
e1orbitant and outrageous prices which have
been liked upon by hotel Keepers and other
places OF accommodation at Charleston. A
inrge number Of Senators and members have
cal ed the attention Of tue Committee to tits
matter, aud are urging them to take lmmedia'c
action. The Committee believe they hare the
power to make this change, and if backed nd
by the Democracy Of the different sections, theT
Will change the place Of meeting 10 Baltimore,
, 1860-03-15

PORTLAND, March l4.-The steamship Nora
scotlan, from st. Johns, n. F., arrived here at
$50 Pm.
The steamship North American will sail fer
Liverpool on Saturday. The North American
reports that she spoke, on the 1st, the stea1n-
ship City of Washington, bound in.
Tie North American brings no list Of the
passengers Of the Hungarian.
The steamship City Of Baltimore. from Liy-
erpooi Goth, rid Queenstown March 1st, and the
Australian, from Liverpool 25th ult., arrived
to-day. news anticipated.
The steamship Africa sailed to-day for Liver
pool with 80 passengers aud s3G5, COO in specie.
She took New Orleans mails of the 9th inclusive,
and kilograms Of The 18th.
, 1860-03-15
G(tp Gar GaIR.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County
4. :. Gosk c;sy e chsa<o. ss.-city csectors 6l
SoteE 4 A.reo, pven. that rhereas the rnI:r.f-,e1
Gny Geaecor of sad CRY o{ Eh..ax, IN tae fwu!y.
sn - sanaa'I A. D. 15a1, ~ specla, Te.n Of tic
49, ~ o1y - NJ Coas. nu's, n s.t Civ or Chicago
e sat1 Court ihs An pcc.. tr b par
~ oL and heFei4ae de cr,bed t The s.n,t
respectively for tbs Of ti1es asessn.nt.
H. ~ cGsa respeetreiy due theron On a:co pt Of
eoHetn warrant fur the coxctIon or fhc ,n
saSes Of said ~ Of Chixo for shr muntcin.1
lss ana on Account Of tbs several sperIsi %1,n1
h ~ nt tnt;onet Ard whereas }uIyuer,s h.v1ns
pen Pronounced by sal cou. sxalnst u .sn ts sS
of s.a pa'ss u land bxd copy
ss.i ~ & G ae1eon ~ nsued Of M. undsr the
~ Io' Loe' atse e:sed 70 the tad City Co;!ecor y a.
Collector nft e kaoTn that Tho undermined City
nrsm.s. w " ,W ~ of chiesko. vi hy virus ct liz
of q H ten osost e y To- tie nol1h d.
asd ss Ias ~ lsnd ios su5. prces
a,r y Q. a1a d+cseed IN sail COPY sep1s ani Ia
Of sac therecn for tbs IT tic taxrs jnf1
M eoa or of fhs a*sesztnsat Interest and co,ts Ina
respectively upon id xenv aad snre sn,s uas
- A.n eop5 reports aad hereinafter desesIaed 1csotrtiy
AZ. c. MUELLER, Ctr Collector.
7rsnt for Tho collection of the annual saxe, for III.
, 1860-03-15

Cate 81 ,132.
:. Inc returns from Cheshire and the lower DOT.
a9a 5.a o. hocs1ngham County, will considerably
adj ID to Goodwin's majority.
me Republicans have elected and probably
oi me Councillor $, 9 Of the 12 State Senators,
and a large majority Of the Representative
probably loo. =:
LAfER.-One hundred and sixty.two towns
loos 10 ~ up Goodwin, Rep, 30,e53; Cate. Dem,
Io,os7 The Republicans hive elected III mem
beFs OF the Legislature, the Democrats 80.
, 1860-03-15

l. IkAL t.A!! ROAD. --...
The capacity Of this Eoat d row equs to arv ia .hs
county ' ~ 40
Three Through Passenger Train.
Between Pittsburgh and Pb.adelpa1,
s9aesa IN 'ss 4, Tntsn DS VIII
Iii 5Srs sst9n u 1!Eels aa W.sh
comfort = sny othsr route, '0-
Esr.ts; aca r.: Lines run through to FliLde!phi,
sasukia; c!ss attached 10 e.ch train; woodrua*a
tep9 aS Ell III a1tFes III ts 1s.n. TIE k1es.
os s1!s Ha!i 5asss nd
f-:t L!as eunasst f,t nlt!morr and Wilmington. '@3
t. f. e. asa osk ;r
TSo Ra,ly Trans betsrta Sev Yo1k ~ an,t nosen.. .
lieSess all M Ere good ca either Of The a5-va
y.t Ticket, 70 Bcstea good va Norwich. Fl. River
cnaEss i.oush Ns1 Ynps an Of
ssfts ss..s.a At any etsAs Important Railroad
hs "a ., ohs Z 9t as sna H. H.
Pss;elass f T. c'"P.n, in Ds'ea Ss| io;i
- FA.x A1wArs ~ Low AND Trxx II or,ckn
AsF o1aEx Kar11s
ASK FOB TICKETS By PITTSBURGH
.yvans Ins R Ws ssss connections Of the Penn
DIRECT LINE pGEEEFx GEEAT wEsF: TsE EAST AND TIE
Ihs eonasssaS r .sssks.y tae E,:oa Ddx- 4. r1t.s
with The saving Of tine advantages na fly an7Tr
o. q shs,a4 Il Is1ss
atazess esesot,se ful,aw " nssaa L. Gss ps ~
D. 4. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
n:sI l. rs1es kGo z,9essl., J: Johnston. Ripley,
Esrsmo.th o ala5es Co.: j<:t.,ssi.s, III! H.
y; e sa;,n G1 csss2a, T:n tea c,nsna
Sas s;s { e. g. SSt;i'*1 Sa H. cS Evsss ,s5 I'd
Nempls Tenn: Clarke o.. Cle.eo: IT. i. ka%oa.., %
poinssin the West. - o8De's4'>
, 1860-03-15
From Washington.

~
WAsn1scTos, Narch l3.-The North Ameri-
in this city for several days. THEY have sue,
cecded in efecting arrangements to construct q
line 10 Ca1iturnia, provided Congress shall ar.
thorize 4 contract Tor the Government business
for ten years, at tue low price Of $4,000.
We may uox look for some practical results
to the Government and the pubic, growing ont
ol the effort to construct O line 10 the Pacific,
The next number ot the National Erd will
contain notice announcing its suspension
after two more numbers are issued. Mrs. Bailey
has been reluctantly compelled to take this step,
IN consequence Of the paperceasing to be pay
ing concern. and because i majority of the
House refused TO follow the lovarlabIe custom
Of nil parties, and give its printing patronage 10
the Journals Of its own party in Washington.
The Rpubltc newspaper has also issued its last
number. An effort will be made to unite tls
subscription lists Of the two papers, and found
new Republican newspaper
The House Committee GU Elections, upon an.
pEcation Of counsel Of Mr. Barrett, whose seat
is contested by Mr. Dlair, gave them until Thurs
dny to prepare their preliminary motion, before
the testimony taken By Mr.. blair can be consid-
cred.
There is fair prospect that Kansas will be
admitted this session under the Wyandotte
Constitution.
The Post otfice Department will not renew
tAN NOAk ANto WIN luall EAI1AeI8 10 NulN0fnl1.
which expire on the 1st Of July, until Congress
takes action On the subject.
The Census Bureau is preparin. instructions
to the Marshals and assistants in taking the
census. The Chamber Of Commerce in New
York have urged that special attention be given
commercial statistics, but they arc not deemed
Of much importance. Internal commerce will
be carefully tnken. The lowest estimates OF
the cost Of taking the census this year is 81 50O
900. It mil probably reach 3.,ooo, $50. Itis
the purpose ot Superintendent Kennedy to
complete the returns, if possible, as early rs
the tirst Of October, which will be ample in
time for Congress 10 cnact IN appor,ionmeut
law early next sessipn.
WASHINGTON, Murch 14.-Th;s morning the
gentlemen connected with the Telegraph Con-
veni'on visited the Observatory, on the inrita-
lion Of Commander 3iaury, and afterwards the
Smithsonian Institute, on thu Invitation Of Prof
Henry. THIS erening they attend series Of
electrical experiments.
The prospect Of the passage by Congress Of
the bill establishing line Of telegraph to tue
Pacific, is constantly improving. Profs. Dnche
and Henry and Commander Maury, pronounce
Henry J. Rogers submarine and Eubterrauean
wire for tclegraphs, superior TO anything with
which they have become acquainted.
{ The House Post Office Committee believe
daily overland mail can be carried to San FINN
cisco for 81 000, 900 annually. instead OF 81 400,
600, as was yesterday enormously stated.
Adyices have been received here from Nc
brsska, stating that the Republicans hare ma
jority in the Constitutional Convention just
81
, 1860-03-15

This has been dull day in the produce mar
tet.. Flour opened active and steady, but be-
fore the closc decline Of 5@loc was c37er'-
enctd. With sales Of al bout e,oUo bEls at s4.'e@
SIS for fair to choice Spring Extras. Wheat
au&;n decl;ucd &C, and closed weak-salcs rang
inc FROM es09oc for old receipts No. SPRING
and Il. 90 for new receipts No.s Spring in store.
Cor, also declined lc, with sales Of 10000 bu
River Cora, to arrive, at 4Ss@a'c anoat' anu
Asl@44c for old to new receipts No, IN store;
No. .at 4a@.a.:; and Rejected at 4l@42c IN
store. Oats we're in good supply and &c lower.
I've quiet. Dnricy declined &c. Timothy Seed
iu good demand ard steady, With sales at s2.so
aae-a. Cover Seed dull. Hungarian Grass
steady. Hichw,ncs declined 4c-salcs being
made ut 1a:c-
EErr rpacE1sc-Qr1cK NoRk.-A 10, Of choice
bceves. purchased by Messrs, Crasin 4 Co.. OF
,Lis city, aad packed MS sampleto I'LL IN oracf'
WAS bought il the cattle yards on the end iost.'
and slaughtered, packed AID delivered in Ne"
York ly the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and Chicago
End PENNSYLVANIA Railroads. on the 9th inst
The time occupied in transit was only live days
through 10 New York. The lot consisted Of
150 tic1ccs, md was shipped by the regular
frciel. Train Of tic above line.
TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE S7ock.-The New
York 7;3tuae, Of Thursday last, SAYS:
Tic Eric Road brought down this week =
cars Of bceEcastlc, II cars Of sheep, . cars Q!
hogs. cars Of hor-cs, 104 ours Of through
frclu!t Total, 20: cars. 1t is very gratifying
uir tr+u,r,3a from Hlt the uf0.
vcrs over this road, cxccp. against the stock
agent III this cad of the line, who needs some
body after him with sharp stick.
Sn,re,xc Cu.7LE 70 Bosros.-Yesterday four
cars Of Beef Catise were shipped to Boston
by the Grand Trunk Railway. This is n new
route, for Live Stock, and from its peculiar ad-
vanta:cs is Likely to become quite popular.
Tut SccAr CEor.-We have the result RI
Chan.7on;lcr's statement Of the sugar crop,
which soors heavy deficit ns compared with
last y.ar. The figures compare thus:
" Ii..e., "t4s99o
Showing FILLING or in sugar Of 14o,454
ht,ls. and in n,o1asses nj ,oe9, ,7Go gallons. The
decrease IN sugar is sss per cent, and in mo-
lasscs a5 per cent.
TUE SrGAn CEor IN CrnA-A letter pull
lishtd iii the Cincinnati Gl=ttte, it is estimated
that the sugar crop Of Cuba will be Is to 20 =
cent. snort.
C1sc:ssArt-March 1s.-Thc Gazette Of yes
serday says:
supcrfnc The weeks exports were 2 900 brls
utc14.r linn the imynrts. NhfQ: ndTunCed &C.
, 1860-03-15

Fire at Bellows Falls.
bellows Falls, IT, March IA serious
Bellows Falls Hotel; 4 building owned By Ira
kimba4l, md occupied by the Post Office and "a
printing Office, and for several other purposes;
also, number Of the buildings adjoining, Loss
100000.
, 1860-03-15

NEW OaLTASs, March 13.-The steamer Ari-
zona, from Br+zos on The 10Th, with sl3e, 900 in
specie, has arrived here.
Brownsville was quiet.
Marquez had pronounced in favor Of SANTA
Anna IT the Capnal. Gen. VOL had also pro-
uounced for him at Guadalajara.
Marquee had been arrested, but Afterwards
ef1ected his escape. ..
4 Conducta with million Of dollars in spc.
cie, WIS on its way from Sea.ltas to Aatauio-
fa3.
, 1860-03-15

st. Louta Market.
lSfec!al D.spltch 10 tho Press AMI Tr!tuue.l
ST. Lorr. March II.
Itcru-Maskct arrn. Choice County Supcstne s6oo;
Double rxt4as. 46.oo3s.6sH
WaeAT-Rcteiris moderate end demand good. Spring,
&laa1:s; Club, 4les2lsJ Prime sed AID wli.e ss47K
alG.
Consultative, With f1ir 1aqulry. Mixed 6.9Ac !:
Ye low mixed, ssc Yellow and mixed White, c pure
wlttc. :aa6J
OArs-F I'm 1t hs@Eic.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. .M4rch Is.
america, Ia Sill. S5.s tu corn.
Yorktown. 0ti4w1 l.4S ~ lpttct brl4 betf q bu corn
EH bFas hostF. ~ ~ -'
-. F.an ott+ Joliet, light.
". H. Brown t1fl.t, 70 d tinn4
cLEARED....... .Xa.ch Is.
ene1!ne' Ia Sails, 1oo ~ Il lumber i, ,soe l.,b,
, 1860-03-15

Errors and ou,t..too. =. 49,
o"s'.a in r.:!sss asSs y. =. s@s sss.;,. 1.'''
ou... SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION.
"~ne1s Sane. SLIT. Lot. BE. ysra. A.3t. Costs,
b.. -: :, ,1smes. :sn, as4'' 4o''' as'.s''
'a| Us op mu ,n
Marin: y. - <oa.h. should 80 ixsa M ssp.ensse nj
E,4e a"S ST.. p1y,s So@ ~ d 'ou'e Fs.s - AI
Ww.E4at - .oasn should ca'cl ntesae*r = ,ss
Mas.... - sru.?. 'avul ts Jass1 slsrrh !, Isl
wNr.s: .scu;4 ss u '* sss sas il. 's s.
":: o''ta T. 4 :::s 81. L :;i H. AS:' |
James rxx. u VII .soi 1'' ID Aoo1FioS
zzs$$$:::ss:zss zs$:::ss: = !: ';$$ &: e; s. s;
iii aad !: ios Ss J. ta JUL. e''s o. "a
SUI sa:Ts.3oa It us,ot, saa In II, s@s 10, ii; oo
wnkeen, NJ "sA'3a;; .no 49,
wl,1aa; H. nt1a.. 4, s,r ) i So "a 5
wa.E1a. ~ scst, s.ou'a l. ds,s,i xp n,xt r. lis,
"s 6 e It'd s 5 ~ -;
tm,1YsI m, t,,,.;"sx suS,,S 49, s &spt*MtSs " Ivy.
Town a HaDre ID ''1o*A''s'oa VI - Is S*stdn Il.
I a 10 .n "a
~ IN Aid -
royntz' Subdivision ,sau.i n.,t - .o ]o r iee 10
c;.s,t s i. sMran. So. 81 asss ssn'h n..eaa OF S
Canal Ts.tte. suoa.s.oa u VI section Il. 81. u.
+ r y " - 9La o7F- - e. 50 - ii
~ h'leE, n*1rn!n
ep., e1eep.t that pat
&c, sec =. ". IL. 4om .14 u ,.afs
Warrant No. Qt suuta A.se.A,u, n,vt. ~, ~ ,--,,
rs = @. H. " ~' ~
w's.. Iwso.sn1 =: - ... Il 1aa % lsoo
W, -: - saH!a..
, 1860-03-15

Ship on Fire.
SASpr HooK, March 1.-The ship Wabalo,
from n. T., bound to Rotterdam, is now on
fire aud is completely enyeloped in flames. The
pilot boat No. has taken of the crew. The
ship is now ashore on the point Of the Hook.
, 1860-03-15

illustrated by Numerous En:ravIngr,
CONTAINING. AMONGST OTHER IMPORTANT
ARTICLES, THE FOLLOWING:
REPT1L1A. III James W.s,n, author Of the article
"F,.he.Ies"
REUcHLls AND RICHTER. BY IF. H. chalnezs.
RHE EoR1C. Bg William spauldlns, A. II.
RICARDO By r. N'culoeh.
RlCHEL1Eu- BY Gu,tave Ma.ecu.
ROBERTSON tN7M!am) and Rogers {samueD. By Rob.
ertCarutherr.
ROMANCE. By George Nor, late professor Of Rhetoric
= in the Tniver7ity Of Edinburgh.
ROMAN HISTORY AND ROME. BIZ the Rsy. Charles
AcriVae. B. D.. sushor Of History Of the Romans
under the EMPIRE"
ROTATION. By Thomas Galloway. FRS.
RUSSIA. tSatssties,. By Henri J. Bishop.
SABBATH AND SCRIPTURE. Dy Y. Lindsay Alex.
anaer, ,D.D.
SALT. by Charles Tona1lcson.
SANITARY SCIENCE. BY Edwin Lankcs.e1, ". D, F.
RS. F. L. g., and Henry Le.heb5, M.D.
SARDINIA. By Sir James P. Lae1lta, IL. D.
SAVINGS BANKS. By Edward Edwards, au:ho, Of the
Article =. Ilbraries~
SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE. By William uowi,s.
SCHILLER. by Thoma, Deoulney.
SCOTLAND. By Patrick Frazer T5tler.
SCOTT iS!r Wa1teE}. BAIT. By William SpaulnK Il. ".
SCULPTURE BY R!chait Westuacott, Professor Of
Sculpture, 1.A, F. r. s.
The work viii be completed In e yelumes Including
General Index to the whole.
0rertwtve tun31td copies 1rsady taken br toe sub
sbsrsl this country and The number contuay ineeas
Ing It's bre,ca no publication Of the kind ex,en.
ase has hitherto Commanded l.ge tale, been ca
s1v.us Of The ps:zonags Of tho reading community.
r-l13s;S 3'e,d
, 1860-03-15

Ia Chancellor OF New Jersey.
TRENTON, Y. j., March 14,-Hcnry W. Green
was to day confirmed as Chancellor. The ap-
polntmeut is for seven years.
, 1860-03-15
DIE D.

March 18th, 1850. MINNIE ANGIE, daughter Of I.aac
a. aua Jui-t,e +. Pool, ssd ono year.
In The City Of bloomington. ILL., March 10th 15io Ct
Constmpntn. HEShY H. BAY OF ta!s ci.y sSe II wears
and 10 t1onths4
, 1860-03-15

D Godsy, Arthur, Peterson, anil Ballou's
Dollar Monthly for April may be found at Nc
Sal1y's, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-03-15

Trpx1soAr Evxxtka. Mkrsh II.
The Money Market is quiet aud easy. Las.
tern exchange still in good demand and hra 81
a@e4 = cent prem.
GsrA7 WESTERN RA,twAr.-Trafbc for week
ending, March q, 1860.
Fseie saad Live SOCK saSSliH
NALL aud Sunlre.. esc'
cofesn ndic weel oi sss t'H
1,sr.1.. ..,........................ei ~ ;ao5eX
cracrxcy IN C1xc1SsAn.-The Gdsttt< Of
yesterday says:
In Illinois and wisconsin currency there is
less Grmncss. o~,pg to the scarcity aud upward
f+ndrucr Of exchange at Chicago, and some
purchases were made Mt q dis, though dis. is
sstit the prevailing rosc. Missouri remains ut
II dis.
Moxrr ~ New Tork.-Thc y. y. Herald Of
Monday says: =.
Mouey is easier ugnin. VIC now quote call
loaus pvr cent, with few rare exceptions
wherc the securities are not particularly asa1'n.
BIC at 5:CIG. First class mercantile paper Got4
W d.y.. goes at G, sometimes with brokerage
inc'ni-d: g,od bu<ipess paper: with two good
names, 4@j months. goes readily at anu s1t'-
clc names very chaicc, 71lS; houses less known
,anxe, As u.ual. from s@io@le. There IL very
li,,,e mu,ket {.,r what .s conmonly known as
.rcaui class paper; tho course OF trade warns
l,n,|c,. 10 BE- m their guard against paper
whoso value depends upon the profits OF CON-
,nerctI speculations Of the day.
, 1860-03-15

y, ~ aue On eash nf the stvers1 lah jots sub ats
aM Passsis o. hud described In u 1easa Il varfalts
eetlt Or tae aanr n ta1 spr iho nunlotsl Year
a. u, tA7s a1a'ust to clsyep cents e1rh '~
, 1860-03-15

Officers of The Itl'Eated Hungarian.
MONTREAL. March 14.-Thc following is q cor
rect list Of the officers who sailed on the last
voyage ofthc lost Canadian steamship Nanga!s-
1et officer; Mr.. Allen. I'd officer; Ar, Porter;
ID officer; NE. Kane, 4th officer,