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Administrators Notice.

!" HEREAS, letters Of administration on the -
tate Of Thos. c. Moore, deceased, were granted
TO the undersigned at he last June term of the Probate
Court Of Lafayette County, State of Mississippi; Now
all persons having claims against the estate Of said de-
cedcnt required to exhibit the same within the
ime prescribed BY law, or the same will he barred
NANCY A. MOORE, Adm'tx.
w WILSON, Adm.
June a. IS6O-1-4-6r 80 L
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FRANKLIN Female College, Holly springs.

THE buildings Of this Institution have been
entirely renovated, during the vacation, and
nov are good IS new. The arrangements for
the comfort Of pupils are better than ever, the
Faculty Is an able onA, and President Douglass
Is determined that ''Old PraBklln" shall continue
to be first class College
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Announcem @ n t S
For Probate Clerk.

WYE are authorized to announce r. ID. MOORE as
w candidate for reelection to the Office Of Pro-
bate Clerk of Lafayette County at the ensuing cleo
ton In october next.
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New Books.

"THE AURORA" for September, is on our
table. 1t is entertaining, and handsomely
printed, and deserves to be sustained.
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The population Of the city Of Aberdeen is
1909, of which number LOCI are blacks.
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The Laa.TT'7E

The La. JOIC IEI0LI
A LADY, on Monday last was complaining that
she was not so strong as she had been the day
before.
why, ma" said young hopeful, you must
remember that this is eeek day."
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Breckinridse and Lane Club.

RExKxBER that Saturday is the day for the
meeting Of the Oxford Breckinridge and Lane
Club. Democrats, to the rescued
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/, A SLIGHT sprinklo Of rain fell here on
Sunday last. At Memphis and Holly
Springs, We understand it was very heavy.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

NArcurz has 4, 800 inhabitants by the present
census Thai Is 800 more than in 1850
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SEvERAL articles, intended for this num-
Der. have l,cen crowded out
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OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected weekly for the IsfslHgeneer. by r.
Z DoSLE, Grocery and Commission Merchant
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NosrHrls Man arrives every day at 100 p NJ
Closes going South at II A. = .a
sourHEas Nan arrives every day ats a. n Clos
e going North at 8 P.x,
noSroroc NAIL, via Lafayette Springs and Tocco-
pola, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
irx. Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at "a n. Closes at o r.x.i as as
PEsotA MAIL, via College Hill, arrives Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at p. N; Departs Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ. Closes Ia
AG"@'a ' % ie
PARIs MAIL arrives every Saturday at ?. N. De-
parts every Friday at A N. Closes Thursday at
6r,N
Rocky FoRp NAIL arrives every Saturday at l2 N.
Departs at p. N. Closes at IL A.
- - ..,,- WIN DELAY, p. NJ
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frauhliu frmale college,

HOLLY SPRINGS, Mississippi.
THE NEXT SESSION of this well known INsTI-
Il TUITION will begin on MONDAY, the Sd
Of September. --
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New Flour.

NEW FLOUR and FRESH CORN NEAL just re
~ ceived and for sale by
Aug l-tf. '5 f' II. L. DOYLE.
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ffiENTELLIGENCER.
1S60.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. S,
AGMENuTsl

A. D. srRAwBRIDeE L Co., ~ IL Commercial
Mace, New Orleans, authorized 10 act as agents
for the tsiigsneer to receive subscriptions and adj
yertsing 70 make collections and receipt for the
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Also the most popular writers Of the South, and Is
pecially many Lady writers Of established literary
reputation will contribute 70 the second vOlumo.--
Judge LOSGsTREET will furnish a series Of
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TulEIY-slxTu C0NGIEss-FlRsr SESSION,

-~WAsHrae1os. Fab. 10 1870.
HorsE-Mr. Reagan Was appointed member
Of the Committee on Indian Affairs in place Of
Mr.. Farnswortf, excused.
Mr. Thomas was appointed member Of the
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions in place
Of Mr. Reagan, excused.
Mr.; Hind Hindman M p vas appointed member Of tue
Mr. Hamilton, excused.
Mr. Morse offered resolution, which lies over,
calling OF the President 10 communicate copies
OF atl communications which hare been received
Iron, the British Government and other officers
on the subject Of tue African slave trade, since
Fcbrurry, 1865, and copies Of ull the correspon-
dencc between tho British md United States
Governments on the subject Of the slaTe trade.
Commerce were directed to inquire into the ex-
pcdicncy of prohibition by law of nil American
vessels engaging in the Coolie trade. or for
transporting apprentices to the Vest Indies, or
other ports Of the world.
The Speaker laid before the House copy OF
the State Constitution recently adopted ut
Wyandotte, as preliminary to the adoption Of
Kansas into the Union.
Mr.. Morse introduced resolution TINT the
several Standing Committees who were author
lied to employ clerks at the last session Of Con
Eress, be now authorized to do so with the ad-
dition Of the Committees on Accounts and Ter
ritories. The resolution Wus resisted Oh the
| Democratic side.
Mr.. Houston said there was no presentnece
sits for clerks. ac moved 10 table the reso!u'
ton. Scgatiyed-
Mr. nurnest said they cauld be Of no use cx'
| cept rs private secretary s to the Chairmeu.
Mr. Maynard said the committees were thus
| to lie pro. ided for. Complaints were made tha'
clerks were appointed when there was nothing
to do.
1ae Democrats continued to oppose the reso
| luton by difatory motions without dlsposlng o
it. The House resolved itself into COMMITTEE
Of the Whole on the state Of the Union--Waah
burne Of Ill. in the Chair.
Mr.. Sherman offered series OF resolution
referring the various branches ofthe President
message to the appropriate standing commit
tees, and The Pacific Kuilroad question to &C
Iect committee Of IS.
Mr. Ferry proceeded to reply to what he chal
acter,zed as Hnfounded and unprecedented Il:
saults made on the Republican party, and spok
at some length.
Sir. Keagan explained his views, denying III
legal authority either on the part of Congrc:
or the people Of Territory to deprive i man
| his siave property therein. When. howere
the people ora Territory coh.e to form a const
tution, they may, By the exercise Of n revolt
tinuary right, destroy slavery, hut in no otli'
!, | way.
The Committee rose.
4 memorial from Sir. Blair, Of Missouri, co
testing Mr. Barretts seat was presented aud r
icrred to tie Committee oil Elections.
: Adjourned.
, 1860-02-11
l|aily RcYicw Of Chicago Market.

fNfQAI EFEIs1N1s So 4u+
rLoUR-Rccepsa 1.::5 hts. Market active and steady
Sales vcrc: 400 bbls .oze Ms Spring extra nj = s: on
track; 500 bls good Spring e1ta on t.: 100 bbs bak
Hawk" do at &4o trick; 60 tbts good Spring extra
2ands IN two lus ut a4D del 800 bb o:chard CITY CO
a 80 dell es bs1s good Spring extra nj s+so DEL; a
bbls good Spring super a. del; e ba Rock River
d. nj &35 DEL: = ibis Rye Flour do 1t *t3a; 100 n
Buckwheas Fiaur .: d 20 per 100 M.
MILL >TTFFS-l0 TOES good MdallnEs Ut &s IN ttael.
WNEAT-Neec:ps. STA bu. Market lallHc lower.
Sales $500 l No. Spring s'00 in store: coo
Eo.e sprne al &c in Eosc: 1000 bu do nj ose
1coo far delivery Msrc 1t o. In store; 800
cao!cc Iowa Club At I DEL; 80 bu do st LEA tsack'
go lu good RUG ut e1s deli 116 1axs do at d G. deli
l bags fair Spring M u Of On tfaek :oo bu do at
o. track; :: tags common at q9c on track.
CoRS-NeceIptn, SEQ bu- Market ttcli2ed 1c Salts
wce as follvws:-J0o tu No. at 453c In $500 bu
d. At 4c store 60 tu Nc. at &c in stoc 800 tu Re-
jeced 4lc do Al 4oc In ssuc 60 bu fair
quality in tass nj <sc en- track. The following eoEt7e's
wesr ado bu Ese. Corn. for delivery. sehefe or
tlon. during the last af Of april At Sc ahoat 50 hu do
for delivery f. m tho Isl the 1sta Nay. .cllcs oFou ut
| sc anoat.
oATs-liccclpa, .,7as lu Heavy and HcIowez. Sales
tu No. at SIC IN stoc 500 bu do 1t IN
Aor s9o bs d. At &c track in bags 100 hu DO ut Site
| on track Mo bu Rejected II SC ont.7ek.
RYE Receipts, l:Ge bu. Market heavy. Sales ~c1e:-
:aha No.l a: .sc track 400 u do ut toc ontrack
| EA.LEY-Rcceip.s, 1!i0 tu. Market sseadS. sa'tt
weru:-4oo bu No. ut soc {, bags do At &c OF
i track: 400 bu good No At 5:eon track.
SsEpS-Nete:r.A s,4s5 rs. Timothy in limited 'fqucs'
Sale, 80 iss good at 81: del. Glover dul. ant
Nominal at sl.spG&T5; Hungarian Grass scarce and WaaI
ctat Y5c.
MISUNDERSTANDING, So Lb.s. III blL low r:ot
at 1sxc.
| ALCOI{OL.-.cP eal.
| DRESSED HOGS-Kecc.p:a ~. Choce heavy Hog
In eoo demand by shippers and firm; but light s. 1.-the
| ,n11 ,cs fo]io.Es.
, 1860-02-11
TERRIBLE GALE IN NEW YORK.
Houses Unr0ofed and Blown Down.
Serious Havoc among the Shipping.

Erw vonr Feh. 1i.-Tast n1uht abont ian
o'clock. the wind. which had pFeyiou.ly been
from tie southwest. and Tery pleasant weather.
shiffed to the west and then to tho northwest'
accompanied With slight rain ind snow. md
du-inT the night blew heavy from The latter
noint. Since DAYLIGHT it has Increased to a per.
feet hurricane, and has up to this hour 10 AMY
done great deal of da1nape among The shin.
@ pips on + boil rivers. Ths hamilton S "a Ayeppe p
ferry hoa.s we're unable to rcs out Of The sin
on the lirooklyn side, owing 10 the fierce wind
and strong hood tide. alll passeucers were
Obliged to 70 up to Fulton Ferry. as tie bridges
on tic South Wall street ferries were broken
down,
Golden West, lying ut the foot of Morris
street; has her stern badly stove. and is chnfed
| badly. The bark Princeton, Wing head 10 wind
! ward Mt Fora's Pier, parted her mooripg chains
| forward aud went stern on to the Bulkhead,
driving in her stern, through which the interior
Of The vessel can be seen. She is badly hurt,
and lies. very badly. all the vessels at anchor
in the North River have dragged. The three
maste'l schooner Forest Queen lies very close
| in on Governors Island. Another schooner ID
below her, on tile Mud Flnts.
About $3.50 fire broke out in public school
| on Dcgraw street. between Henry aud Colum-
bia streets, Brooklyn, which was entirely te.
stroyed in q very short time. About 100 schol.
ars were in ut the time, who we're all cot out
safely, losing their coats, hats md books.
The roofs Of some of the new stores on the
Atlantic dock we're blown of.
The new hotel occupied by Geo. Lossec, and
the two Injured buildings on Hamilton Avenue
had roofs blown off on 10 the adjacent buildings
The old Hamilton Avenue market whici
stands much exposed, also had the roof blown
of: and it is thought the building itself will tal
shortly.
The new bark Holland, Cant Fay, from Cura
t | Goa for this port with cargo Of salt and wood
, went ashore on Darnegat, On the night Of Il.
| 6th inst. 1t was blowing fresh from the n f.
, 1860-02-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the II. III. Steamship Canada.

H.L1FAx, Feb. 10.-'rhe steamship Canada,
which LETT Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the a6th
ult., arrived here ut one o'clock this afternoon.
The steamship Arctic WAS to leave for New
York shortly after the Canada.
The Kangaroo, from New York, arrived ut
Liverpool on the morning Of the a7sh-
GnEAr DnlTA1S.-In the House Of Lords on
the astll, Lord Brougham gave notice that he
would, on IN early day, move for some returns
relative to slavery, and would bring the whole
question before the House. lie would also move
for the returns from the cotton imported into
England from America. lie made his motion
On the following evening.
Tie Duke Of Newcastle in response, said
the returns should be produced, aud the Gov
ernment would do all in its power to suppress
the slave trade.
The Marquis Of Normandy asked the Govern
ment whether they had received any iuforma-
tion Of negotiations said to b. progressing be-
tween France aud Sardinia tor the annexation
Of Savoy to France.
Earl Granville said the Government had no
Information Of any negotiations OF tic kind, and
| the French Governmental not been acquaint-
| ed with their operations as to such an arrange
| ment.
Mr. Griffith called attention to u rumor that
| 10000 French troops were expected ut Leg
horn, aud inquired whether there was any
reason to suppose TINT the object Of
such morcmeu. was to prevent the annexation
| of Central Italy to Sardinia. Lord John Kus.
sell said there was no truthin tho statement and
| he had no reason whatever to believe that the
| French Government contemplated any such
stcps with the view imputed to it in the ques'
ton. Lord John Russell also stated III reply tu
| question by Mr.. Monckton Mines that III com
p1iancc with the address Of the House OIL the
| cruelties rractlsed On 'board American ships
had communicated with the American Gosern
ment, and power had been given By it to Mr.
Dallas to enter into negotiations to put an end tc
the atrocities so dissracetu! 10 Humanity. A
convention was being drawn up with thls obJec
in view. Cheers.] =,
The Attorney-General gare notice Of lii
for the consolidation and amendment OF thu
bankruptcy laws:
The remains Of Capt. Harrison we're remove.
from Southampton on tue e6th. amidst every
demonstration ofrespcct- The bells were tolIcd
minute guns fired, and the shops were closed.
Tic commercial treaty between England ant
France attracted much attention. Some Of it
provisions had been published.
Later adyices had been received from Aus
tra[ia. There was panic at Melbourne, an'
| numerous failures had occurred
LATEST Observation-Disclosures VIA
ajrH-Thc Cortes has been opened to day. Th
| Kings speech mentions the friendly relation
Of portuga viii, all Nations.
SrA1S-MApRlD, jan. 97.--There is nothln
new from the seat Of war,
FnAScE-pAIls, Jan. 29.-The Uni1ers pull
fishes a letter of the Pope to the Arch Bishop
and the Bishops, setting forth the motives G
his refusal to accept the advice OF the Empero
to give IN the Romagno.
, 1860-02-11
From Pixies pcnA-.Scrtous 1Ifots

LEAyESwon1u, X. r., Feb. l0.-Thc Pixies
Peak Express with dates of the Sd las arrived
with FL, goo in gold.
Great excitement prevailed in Denver City on
account Of the jumping Of several claims with:
in tue city limits. Tue Jumpers commenced
the erection of buildings which were DESTROYED
in the night time by Committee Of the Town
Company. The next dnY tho Jumpers re-
taliated BY firing upou Nr. .. .. Bradford
escaped unhurt- They also attempted to shoot
r. E. Whist, Secretary Of the Town Company
The stretts were patrollcd by citizens during
the ensuing night. fears being entertained Of au
attempt to fire the city. It was feared the re
suit would yet be serious. The citizens o
Auraria are hiking measures to rid themselves
Of offensive characters.
, 1860-02-11

ders andsides Lard was held firmly at 1oac
tor prime barrel, but wc have heard Of no sales.
Flour declined 5@loc. with sales at f5.65@5.7o
for superdne, md &5.so@5.9o ,or extra, clos.ng
quite limited Wheat continued in good de.
rnand, md prices were well sustained Corn
adrruccd 1c for cur, with salcs at 49@50-
shellcd brought 55c. Oats declined to &c. Bar
lev and rye dull.
M"lasses ranged from ~ to Acc. Sugar firm
ut II 10 Sic for low fair to choice. Clover Seed
dull but unchangcdk The receipts Of leading
articles today were:
, 1860-02-11

1V1 atG.25IS.!, riding IN .lB E5.
81 :. a:s1ti "4a96.o7t. dividing in $50 md 10 NJ.
20 III ts-s+ 6s5.tt.tU, .ivdiug o. l5o and .ol ns
r.5:1s1OSs-Recelpts. 10 bbis PORK S es5 M Cut
Meats. NarEc: quiet. Sales Us bal. City Asss
To sc 50 e. IBIS couny Ness at e16.le q tls
country picket Hams Mt sHc: - bhls county picked
shoulders ut e;1.O0: G,Coo BULK Shoulders PIT.
LARD Receipts 1855 ns. Ma1krt q:iet - b11s Ltaf
asd 10 bs1s country l.cnf at TO-
TALLoW-Reeelpts, 40 ~. In good demand ard fl1n
at 1l9E0kc.
NIDES-Eecc1,t. 9s554 Market active and steady.
SKIS to-day the following Quoasi7n.: Gsscn.
xxa;!4c: Gs.cn salted, .AGstc Dry F1n,. lsG1akc
Fresh rc!:s, el.o2GS!.15.
ECTTEE-Dul at 991oc FOR 6skln. and 1191se 70:
D4l:y.
EGCs-Scascc and IN je.n7ud al 17c per doz-
IOULTRY-lresedCL CLtckers, s. 50 Pc Ioz; TuE-
keys 9@loc per D..
lOrATOES-QuIet aud nominal al i9Gs5c tscr lus1el.
DRIED AprLEs-1A tons ~ y. Apples at 7Hc-
LIVE SToCk-Kccelpts, st Cattle. cars lIogE
The mlrLet quiet With no change in prices.
r.; .x1u,
, 1860-02-11

MADISON, Wis, Feb, lo.-Thc Executive Com,
mittce of tue Wisconsin State Agricultural
St ciety have located the State Pair at this
place for the years 1860 and 1851, commencing
on Monday, September e49l, on condition that
the citizens Of Madison viii pay into the trea-
and and for tie second 500, and to furnish, free
Of charge. grounds upon which to hold the
Fairs. Said money to be paid previous 10 the
first Of September in each year.
, 1860-02-11
Sale OfVcxEe1H.

BrFrA1o, Feb Sat the sale Of propcllcrs
Trans sportation Company. ten Of the propellcrs
we're knocked down to w. Williams, Esq, for
the benefit Of the creditors Of the concern ut the
following prices: Propellers Potomac, $l5 500
Chicago, $l5,oo0; Aieghany, 5000; Iowa
Ss,:o0; Dufialo, $1,000; Cataract, $4,000; u
asara, $4,000; Pooahontas, 5000; y, B
Spauldiug, $1,000; Scioto, sl,a0o- Total
$70.400.
Twenty ofthe forty-six canal boats were also
sold-ali but one of which were bid of By Ar
Williams, for the same interest; the remaining
one being purchased By Mr.. kitderhouse. The
prices ranged from $20l to S751.
There get remain two prope}iers and twent,
canal boats to be sold, which will probably bt
SOON QCai0 put up.
, 1860-02-11
Another Bank Faliurc-~Tise Cashier n
Large Uefaulter.

Pnov1nEScE, r. l., Feb. ls.-1t was announced
here this morning that the Rhode Island E1.
change Bank, at East Greenwich, had fuilcd, and
the cashier was lefaultcr to the amount Of
$4,000. The capital is 100000, and the crcu-
lation $44 900. lie is also dc:aulter to the Sa-
wings Bank in the same town, Of which be is
Treasurer, TO the anouut Of $4,000. He has
lost money in stock speculasions. The assets
of the Bauk are ample for the redemption Of its
circulation, and tho holders Of bills ought not to
sacrifice.
, 1860-02-11

DrrrA1o, Feb. 1o.-A fire last night at Tona'
wanda destrored. the large Elevator md three
warehouses adjoining, belonging to Cleveland
company, and the american Hotel-a large and
elegant building. Tie tiuc dock on which the
Elevator was tuilt, was also burned to the wa
tcr's edre. The amount of loss is not known
but is considerable, upon which there is but lit
tfa insurance.
, 1860-02-11

C1xc1SxAr1, Feb. 1o.-A fire Inst night dc.
stroycd kimball l. Weeds 5 Touring mill. No: S69
Race street. communicating thence to the chair
factory Of YIN. Nabcre- Loss $4,000. lnsur-
al
, 1860-02-11

C1KyEkAxp, Feb. 10.-A bill introduced By
NJ Harrison into the Ohio Legislature, to pre-
vent w aud punish the organization Of military
expeditions in Ohio against my territory OF
people Of the United States, has been indefinite
" postponeG.
, 1860-02-11

foreign WarkctH.
pru t;ASApA.] LTEEroot, jar. 20.
Observation-Disclosures. Spence l. Ca. rtrozt flour
t; will s.sc inin tcntcn-y. ea+s ING .Ja. Wheat
dull vii; duwawarl tendency a previous rrice>barely
iiaintaipsL steady and tre qury Sales uf c!
INV At 3ts 6dGs:ce.
Observation-Disclosures Spence e. Co., D.land Atsye
ia. rvI.v. b!cf steady Holders "r fr-ey bq: thsw
m ..W.1on pres. rts. Frk 4ustt hit stcady. Ia
cos k,.adv Cuullc,land 4. i1d 4sa5ls Lard steey
at 5:ta -ss.6d. Talow trm. Butchers 53s Cheese fs'
Eootl.
IeonrcI-7hc hrokrr csealar reports ashes quiet Ut
ass.GLc1a.s = for pits; SIS for pears.
t;nsErits-suear heavy. Conee quiet rice asm. Tea
firm md tending downward.
SrEn- -tinvt r II ed IN special demand st 5f@3's.
| OL--and uy 3.t9?4 tnustls. Eesi1 6'cady. Common
Is ~sds III. spills u tu1retIe f1n' nj 36 S6sGd
, 1860-02-11

Noops1ock, Vt, Feb. ia fire broke out
this morning in the Edison block, and has DE-
stroyed the stores occupied BY Messrs. Mi!in
& French, grocers, Russell s CLARK, jewellers, J..
II. Murdoch and ". Haskell, books and station-
cry, A. Hatch, hardware, Chas. Chapman, drug
gist, Geo. Hall, grocers, and r. II. Bailey, sill.
ycr-smi,h also the Offices Of the Town Clerk.
, 1860-02-11

HrnsoS. Feb. lo.-The motion for a perpet-
uai injunction in the Hudson River Bridge case
was heard to-day. The temporary injunction
order and notice thereof
, 1860-02-11

To,a,. .4is:4.3. elaosas s. s.l5:.es Dtcseas.
ST. Lor,s.-Thc Democrat Of that city reports
that the general money market easier. 1t also
says:
The Exchange market is rather caster; but
the current selling rites nre unchanged; VIZ:
Forged. l:kble Eds. I,l4Wis
Sigh: ss and md ea P P'n s
Two ar three dealers gave notice Of their viii
iIngucss to sell at II on the East. for bankable
funds but some Of the other institutions were
offering to buy at this rate; a shertncss Of bank
able funds only, is TIC probable cause OF sales
below the market. 1t seems TO stick ut 1t, and
may for some time yet
C1xclxxAT1--Wc quote the following Iron
tie Ga=ete of yesterday:
There WAS a GOOD demand for Eastern Ex-
change, and the market was firm nt premium
buying, and ! premium selling. In some eases ,t.,
dealers asked from outsiders, but ihe demand
was pretsy fully met a: premium. New Orleans
was inactive ut premium buying, aud prem.
selling. No clapge IN The Bill market. Gold
dull. We quose:.
ssx ss:,'sss Es3 ;s;s :,5s: s Isl sx 9;ss +:
There was . continued good demand for nl,.
current money at II dis. for Missouri, and 1e{
.! dis for Illinois, Wisconsin aud Iowa
Tue NEW DtAE-The new dime has been is
sued from the mint. It differs from the o't
coinage in several respects. The goddess q
liberty is in sitting position es on tue old dcoin
hut instead Of the cncircling stars there arc th*
words "Uuited Stntes If America" The wore:
sOne Dime on the other side are in a wreath y
cereals, instead of the old fashioned wreath IL
l.aycs. The new coin is very neat and prctt,
but in the specimens which we have sccn til
milling around tue edge is rather wiry AZ
ragged.
, 1860-02-11

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1o.-The jury izs the case
Of Thompson, charged with the murder Of .ohn
Capie, now being out an entire week. have fcn'
defed verdict of murder in the first degree.
, 1860-02-11
Co.'s wi. .HsiICi-Al-a-

fEspA1 Evmxo. Feb. 10. is60
T;,e following are the receipts end shipments
for the mast tycutv-tour hours: