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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

River NAvIGAr1oN.-The John Haughton passed
safely through the locks to Deep River Monday last
with no obstacle on her way She is expected to return
soon with cargo of coal-Fau. CaroIrnian 4th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

which greatly facilitates the process of teetbn1 i
ening the gums reducing all nlammation-wi 9no W y
PAIN and spasmodc action, and is "Id! Al
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to vo",,.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERI NOE Rjp
ii tHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING Of ! iGoyeror,
l. Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanspn If Caha
under the supervision of the Captain Genec"i v
take place at HAVANA. ON
FRIDAY, april 18Th, loGO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

As accidents aoiH happen in 1oere0uLatefi 67pi
very desirable to have cheap and convenient ssv
Furniture Toys, Crockery, &c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four eight az
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithrograph ShowCard ao1
panying each package.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

MRS. WINSLON,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician ~,
tha oftan IF fLau,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

The MEXICAN CoLLIsIoN.-NEw ORLEANS MApcu
23-The Q. S. ship P,ebLe is below with TIE nris-
oners previously reported The officers and crew are
ported all well. No later advices from tbe squadron
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

WIN. CARTER,
DAVID n. CARTER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
MORE TENEMENT sLAUGHTERs.

Close upon the heels of the Elm-street horror
crowds another holocaust to cupidity. La the early
morning fire bursts out under the staircase OF
one of row Of fourstOry frame houses, crowded
full of sleeping families and III few seconds all
escape by the single narrow stairway Is cut OIL.
Then comes scene of wild confusion as the aroused
inmates hurry from their beds, only to ind wall
of smoke and flame surrounding them. Fathers
and mothers with their feeble little ones,
flock TO the windows, and fling themselves
into the street GONE to D. borne manned, scOrcned,
and bleeding to the hospital others to escape, hap
ply unframed. The tiremen and police arrive, Dut
their efforts avail nothing; more than half score
of human beings are burned to death within as
many minutes. In the upper story OF the house,
only eight or ten feet from the scuttle two mothers,
surrounded by eight of their little ones are literally
roasted because the ODner c the building eould not
iagest st5enty.fce cents in tadder. Ten lives for
IS cents ony u cents apiece. Such was the testl-
mony of the agent. who had the letting OF these
fatal enemen.s.
The buildings were constructed in the meanest
and cheapest manner OF the most combustlole ma
terals that the fre swept through tne hoors ana
walls as though they were pasteboaid. How long
the erection OF such man-trapS will be tolerated n
this city we know not; but to our mind the man
who would build and LET such places for human
habtations should be liable TO indictment for man.
slaughter. Could the Grand Jury ndict few of
these tenement owners, and the Courts convict
them, tie dwellings OF the poor, we feel assured
would be made tolerably secure from such terrible
disasters in future.
We commend this case to the members OF the
Legislature, who are said to be inclined to pass
over the tenement.house blu now before them. Let
them remember that there are thousands of just
such combusibe shells in this city, i'll which human
beings are packed thick as sardines, six and eight
tiers deep, between the cellar and sky and in which,
were file TO break out in the night, the loss OF life
would be fearful to think upon. Shall there be no
remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

The canvass in Rhode Island ia most animated
and active. Whether, as in the case of Connect.
cut, the Democratic party and their new allies re-
ceye material aid from the fund subscribed by mer-
chants in this city, does not appear. The i'm
preston however is that a elimination has not
been thought necessary in this case, but that one
house might buy the whole lot. BE this as it may,
very little extraordinary means are resored to there
to defeat the Republican ticket. An extra train Of
cars was recently engaged to carry out n great
number of the faithful from Providence to attend a
meeting, and make an imposing demonstration in
WoOnsc cket A large portion OF theml however,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
BROOKLYN CITY ELECTION.

The Republicans of Brooklyn have an Opportu-
nity for the first time, of eecting their candidates,
at the city election on Tuesday next. The DEM
ocracy are depressed, disorganizsd, and split up
into factions, and have two tickets in the field,
while the Republicans hopeful energetic, united
and harmonious. In the candidates presented for
the sufTrages of the Republicans of the city, we
recognize the names of honest, capable, and respon
slbe men, who, if elected will do their whole duty
w;'h conscientious fidelity. Not the least consider
alton in their favor is the fact that they have been
put forward by the Convention without solicit
tstion On their part. Mr.. Thomas W. Field,
the candidate for Collector of Taxes and
Assessments. is well-knOwl hOrtculturlst,
and surveyor, of irreproachable integrity. Ia the
Board Of Education, Of which he is a member, he
has shown himself Jealous and thorough in the
discharge of his duties. AT the time of his nOmna-
ton he was absent at the South and upon his return
rendered his declinaton of the unsolicited honor;
bat his friends insisted that he should stand beey
ing that the excitement Of popular election would
be the best palliative for the depression under which
he has labOred since the terrible affection which he
recently suffered.
Mr. John C.. Duryea, the candidate for Commits
sOner of Repairs and Supplies, is hardware mer-
chant and brother to the Senator from Kings
County.
Mr.. John Williams nominated for street Com
missioner, is grocer of responsibility, who has
served acceptably as Alderman and Supervisor.
All of these gentlemen are good men and true,
and deserve the united support of the Republicans
throughout the city. A Republican triumph now
would do much toward carrying the county for our
candidates in the coming Presidential campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

got drunk on tee way and broke tho windows, and
even tie peats Of the carr, aid, on reaching WoOn
socket, on being called upon to give thee cheers
for their candidate, shouted, " D--a Sprague; lat
g us get come whisky" A sceoe Of la~less riot
spd violence of the most reyoliiOg character imme-
diatelg commenced, aud but small portion o. the
many carloads reached tie hall. The orator com
menced with "What brings this vast Assem-.
..blage bere1" when some one promptly
replied, " Rum and Spragas's free tickets" The
Pyoridencc .Journo, Of yesterday has a plan,
direct. and explicit statement of Messrs. WIN.
III. Sheldon * Co.. to the effect that
the patronage of the Messrs. SpragueS, which they
have had for some years has been withdrawn for
the reason, openly ayowed, that the head OF the
firm was opposed to Mr.. Sprogue's election. These
facts show the means relied upon to obtain votes
for the corruption candidate and thus defeat the
VIII of the honest and rejecting portion OF the
community.
The Messrs. Sheldon, however, though selling
good sugar and mOiasses are not among those VINO
make merchandise of their principles, and notwlth-
standing the assertion of one of her leading Demo-
cratic politicians that m6neyis the main element
ain Rhode Island politics." we trust there are
still enough of true men to save the State from the
ienominy of being bought up by highly hos
"pltable and euterprising New-York house " Tor
the Southern Market, in which they expect TO
..,aalize a hardsome profit on their purchase"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

The Republican State Committee of Ohio have
procured the publication of the oral discussions
between Messrs. LINCOLN and DOUGLAS while
rival candidates for the United States Senate from
Illinois in 1853, as reported at the time in the
journals of either party, adding two speeches made
in Ohio by Dir. Lincoln during the canvass of 1859.
Probably the powers and duties of Congress with
respect TO Slavery in the Territories, and the gen.
eral points Of difference between the Republicans
and the Douglas or Popular Sovereignty Demo
Gratis, never more forcibly and fully canvassed
than in the course Of these discussions. The whole
forms large octave of 25O pages, is 10 be issued
next Monday, and will be sold for so cents per
single copy, $35 per hundred and $3.50 per thou
sand. We urge those who want to look at this
question from both sides to send to Folett, Foster
a Co., Columbus, Ohio, for this work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

salient feature in the debates of Congress yes-
terday was discussion of polygany. It arcae on
proposition reported from the Commute, on
Territories declaring pOlygamy crime, and annul-
ling oil the Territorial laws Of Utah legazing and
establishing it. The Democrats in the House were
not ready to stand forth as the advocates and sup
pOrters of this peculiar institutions; on the other
hand, they could not but squirm at the idea of
asserting and enforcing the authority of Congress
over the Territories in relation TO the subject. For
if Congress can limit the number Of wives man
may have, it is difficult to why it may not also
limit the number Of slaves no may have; if "pOpu-
lar sovereignty" in the Territories is deusicn
and snare in regard to pOygamy, why not in rela-
ton TO Slavery alsO2 This natural Democratic
squealnshness received delicate and discriminat-
ing expression from the lips of the Hon. Laurence
OBrien Branch of North Carolina, who was willing
10 prohibit poygsmy, but could not brand it as
crime, because they might afterward be called on
to put a similar stigma upon I" that other twin relic
" Of barbarian" Pressed on the popular sover-
eighty dilemma, Mr. Branch said he was ready to
take all power from the people of Territory who
showed Themselves unfit for lfgOyernment, and to
repeal oil laws which shock the moral sense Of the
country. We fancy that if he were TO 90 that
length, he would soon be in trouble with his party
However he was lot put TO the test yesterday the
subject being informally laid aside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

Judge Cadwaader of Philadelphia, yesterday, in
the case of Homer, the fugitive Slave, remanded
him to his owner. This decision caused great ex-
element, aud rescue was attempted. The car
rage in which the fugitive was being conveyed to
prison was demolished, when the police interfered
and arrested ten men-nine negroes and one white
man, all of whom were conducted to jail. A writ
of habeas corpus has been served on tho Marshal
returnable to a State Court this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
Busincss Notires.

p,.soNs WISHING CLOTHING will do we'll to call
s o. - Of the Iotes, lrne and summer styles Of the
80 Trn5ive New Tssty and Fashionable stocks OF READY
occ-ed and wil be sold than st any other estab
bshn ert ia this city ,,., -. c,, -
TuE rsToN ROOM stocked with fresh Goods nom EUROPE
"a - r,t sutnastsd as Style, Taste, Cutting.
FURNISNtNG GOODS,
.efu j. selected every variety Particular attention Ia
mad "a tie Children's pepartnlelit ~
IL an css where persons are pleased their money viii
be retufEtd. T. o bALDNiNl
The Largest Sore in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communications What
ever for insertion must be authenticated by the
name address Of the wernot necessarily fo publcs-
ton, but a guaranty for his goodfai
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
Business letters for THB TRIBUNE should In al be sd
draised 70 HORACR GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

The Hon. Howell Cobb has formally withdrawn
from the ring as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination at Charleston. Mr. COBB is phllosO-
phe-, ard takes time by the f,reiock. Who will
follow his example?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

A diabolcal attempt was made to fire tenement
house in Ninth avenue yesterday morning, between
and 9 o'clock, which was fortunately discovered
in time to prevent q cOnfagration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

Messrs HARVEY BIRCH BRos. Agents in READING Pa,
for the sale OF The TRIBUNE.
G. w JOHNSON Agent In BridgetoD, N j. for the sale
of THE TRIBUNE and viii friends with Daily,
Semi Weekly, and Weekly Editions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March %, 1860.
The General Appropriation bill makes the following
provisions: For Pensions, $S49, wv Military Aead
envy, 500 900; Indians S,9O7 600; Consular aud Dip
Tomato expenses sl02 0OO Fordfcations, $6O5 900;
Army sl3,94 O0O Legislati;@. Executive aud Jude
larry expenses, S5,S700OO; sundry civil expenses,
S349l ,O6O Navy 81 1872 OOO deficiency In the Post
Office Department, nearly s6OOO,OOO Totai, $40 laO-
C09; a net requisitiOn by the Committee OF ways
and Means of 81 is, 900 from the Secretary OF the
Treasurys estimates. The appropriations estimated
for the service of the fiscal year ending with June,
1861, made by former acts OF Congress OF SPECIFIC
and definite character amount TO upward OF SSl74,-
0OO making, with the above total, nearly So, 3lOOOO
fer the service OF the next fiscal year. The largest
reduction by the Committee 500 900 from the
Army estimates.
The number of banks and branches on the LIST of
January in the United States according to the returns
at the Treasury Department, was 500; the capital
paid in s2l $50 OOO aud the amount of specie hand
$S3994,OOO The resources OF these banks, including
loans, notes, securities, aud real estate, is stated at
nearly q 900 600, and their liabilities, $780,
600 0I0.
The Committee on Ways and Means have concurred
with the PosOihce Committee IN restoring the inland
mail service to the condition that il III when the
last Congress adjourned and will report such pro-
vision 10 the Post-Ohice Appropriation bill.
Thu President, the Speaker OF the House, the
whole Of the Diplomatic Corps, the Members OF the
Senate and Of the House OF Representatives, are 10
give Miss Adelina Patti the young and giIted Ameri-
can pIima oonna complimentary concert on Saturday
Lext.
The Svecal Committee appointed by the Speaker
TO inquire what negotiations or Legislation IA necessary
To promote the tobacco trade with foreign countries
CONSISTS of Messrs. Hughes Tompkins Bristow, Ferry,
Thomas Leake ana Leach OF North Carolina.
II ia said that Elisha Englsh has been appointed
United States Marshal for Indiana In place OF Robiu-
son deceased
TIE bill iOr tho suppression Of Polygamy in Utah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

HoILowAY's PMLs.-In the whole category Of
dea.es CoSsTIPATox is assigned by respectable medical
sc 10 be the chief Of sudden desths other maad
being so fatal OF destructive human e HoLowAYs Pill.
e safe and certain specific TO this omenou and universal
avi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
Newaluris Daddy Gtibnate
THURSDAY, MARCH 80. 1860.

Republican National Convention. CHICAGO, May Is.
Republican state ConventioD.....sr SYRACUSE April h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty
DuPBREsT SIzEs AND Stylus.
Adsped every branch Of business where correct ae daao
Scale is required Call and examine esnd for an illustrated
circular
FAIRBANKS Co,
No. l89 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

WISCHKsTER's GENUINE HYPHOsPHYTEs ACT win PROMPT
MISS and CERTAINTY erery stage Of C0aHpfioH ard with
ra,1e efficacy all Deangements the Nervous and Blood
Systems General Debility Dyspepss Asthma, Ricketts, Female
Complaints SpeImaorrhel al disorders dependent on upper
feet OF paired nutrition aud in all cases OF local or constitution
debility They The rital energy, reeVe
Couab check Night Sweas diminish Expectation improve the
Appetite arrest Disnhea promote refreshing sleep and CREATE
NEW AND HEALTHY BLOOD. II fair tral a certain cure!
PRICES: aud 6-oz bottles, 81 and 49, Do not eoound
This yeuedy 7rh The PHOsPHATBs CHEcAL FooD Beware
of al Preparations containing IRoS, the OF which, in Con-
sumption pronounced highly dangerous and criminal by emf
nent medical authority Send for my Circular which gives
the ONLY RELIABLE INFORMATION in regard to Dr. Chuchs
Treatment Inquire and only WIScHKsTEHs GENU-
INN PEyPAnAToSr which may had Of s respectable Drug
ss and Wholesale Retail the sole general Depot in the
United States by j. WINCHESTER, No AZ John-st., N T.
In Boston by WALTON MASON, No 90 fremont ST., Whole
sale Agents fol- Massachusetts New Hampshire aud Eastern
Vermont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
MOST EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS
YRoM THE UsE or
WIscpRsrKR's OKYuINK HYPoPHospnrs'' I
IL THE CURE OF CONJUNCTION

In THE CURE CoSsuhPriOS' 4,~.
need only call the attention OF an CO"' ~, a;s..a m
whether in ApvASCRD the iNoIPESr "e - nv physi.
the following exa9t fou lei'er, adde''eu' Co
clan NJ g,ea exoeri.rce and exteusiie psotoe IL 49,.
Penn The vol l,sTy evidence OF po' -s'o Of the
of Dr. Townsend ouehto convince t,e IL IJ5o,,b;,os
extraordinary cforcy Of my F,ePa, character from
The original rnsy be seen, with o'he'' - 'go
- A., ~ . nh, si,isrs th country ~ my ohce; , SOC.
come oil tue 0' P' cnArHAx Pa, Sd Month 26th 1861
v.. ,v,xcuK,rER:-At the time of receiving your let
ter reou. sting Report OF the c'ses IN "'c" H'o u''
Dbphi,,, was very much engaged both night ana oS'
who have taken the HyrOPhO'Phite' have
.do M immediate care but most of them have had
an oppor,uriy Of examining previous to their commencing o
n, detailed account Of each would be very inter
aud ins,uc,ise This unable to give in but very Few
persons obtained the medicine from twelve
OF Which have been under my Fire Of them Tsr in
my opinion the Judgment of other y'cians HOPELESS
CASES OF PHTHss-rtbe cough copious exp,toaions Of
puruent character nsweats and eaoiaton. Tae's cases
from tres yecrs' standing Auscuaon and per-
cussion developed sounds which taken in connection with the
other symptoms esdence 81 condition from ~h'eh mare
SByHR years. practice SEEK SINGLE CASE RE'ov
RR BY ASY oTHER TREATMENT. Under the use Of the
Hypcphosples all the Dad symptoms ceased hey haze gained
FIEsH and STRENGTH end BEAITH-some Of them BETrEH
THAN rHFY HAD RoR SEWN WARS PREyIousL''
The other cases under my In the nCPeu' atase
and in them al symptoms races Of me ease h"re dap
reared Othoe who under my have not beard
Of ge patient whe did not express himself 6eHdd oy ne
use Of the Remedy although in them the disease "s' TOO
far advanced to admit the ssibiliy Of recovery
ipiesume am skeptca in medicines or Speeches. as most
pAysieians get the experience have had in the use Of
DR. j. f. CHuRcniLL's REMEDY TUBERorLosis' w'ulo
saw to all o hare any tendency 10 that disease TAKE IT. AND
THE SOONER THE BETTER before there is disorgsrzation
w. w. TOWNSEND, NJ. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

VII he again tsksr NJ n tie H,rss mex. YoaJay
1t 10 the sane a. As introduced fouT yeas aga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA.

AND lROS AND SULPHUR PoWDKks
At relieve ard finally Of these truly painful
disssses BY timely application Of the Olive Tar to the parts
affected and by sGheIeBoe 20 the dec ions contained
the Powders The Powders putty and Ieyitsze the blood
sbbns TO receive and dGue through the system the vitality
Impaired by tho Olive Tar Thus the disease yields the be
pien phuebce Of the medicine and the patient restored
health Olive Tar zoe per bo.tsi Powders, . per package
Sod 1t No Sl5 broadway, AID y all Druggists.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-13
FIour. Grain ana Provi.ion,.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Monday evening says:
FROM New continue favorable to Flour DEALER
with demand the advance but the effect produced
anon he was hardly perceptbe though buve did a.
around with little more animation Immediately after The new
announced, than they did on Saturday But
55 superhne present delivery and IS 4595 So
future de October up the middle Of November
closed quiet and d1 at our We understand
extrs which held Saturday at IS So
day SIS A. being decline Of 0c without finding buyer
The sales foot up $3.50 6OO present delivery @
IS superfne IS Sues IS for extra and IS 1906 family
family. The higher grades in only limited demand
The inquiry is principally by local dealers
The Wheat market sympathzed to extent with Flour,
an yet prices advance the close
very good salesman to effect transactions at Saturday
The Offerings to be delivered here are not equal to the
that is Of good Wheat which mers local buyers would
readily fair There several lots Of very
Reo offered on Change to be delivered interior points in
ana bu lles would hardly look at it, Just from he TACT that
they determined buy delivered here send their agents
into the country to buy for them.
The market is steady and the demand good for strictly prime
Of Red hhte Wheat for which there would d6-
Guilty in realizing 81 I2 Red and 2OI Is for White
hut must be borne outside prices are for prime
undssto that lot OF 1000 bushels very choice
sold on Change at 81 10, and White was offered which
was as Gne as any yrar we did not
hear Of its being sold at the close The sales five thousand
bushels Ear Corn sells readily 47c in bulk For sheIed
when new sacks are included price 55c for mixed and
5657c for prime White The demand good Buyers
more disposed to hold Barley the
for masters to begin opera ons they NOR, anxious
make purchases There would but little difficulty in making
sales OF prime lots at SOC very choice lots Sc could Be-
1t very difficult sell bferior for which prices are
altogether nominal Buyers Of Data were hedug OF
conteuuing for lower prices but holders general th
disposed sell prime lots at than SIC bulk while buy
only offering &c There strong probability =
cline Rye sells at 65997Oc according to quality.
there tetr eeihg in the Prvion market to-day,
ing active demand Bacon JleAr Sde resulting IN The
nearly UO hhds I3iSc, 1.-THE ,1q1 tor
kb SdeS with sales OF 40 Thus az Al ilc very
could be dUne with hol Eho round lots
had than 2 Shoulders DO Do ht At
91,y%c There Uuk MEATS Chanse day. ans in
he Of mus them nomiusly lnangsd
SaHsc Saould and lO1S tic for SIDES At shals be-
S95 for choce city Or~nds good ruiress cvHd
dine