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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

THE LANDLORDS SIDE OF THE HoTEL QrEs-
TIoN.-In accordance with our usual rule to give
a full hearing to all sides of every important
question, we print In another column letter
from the keeper Of Congress Hall Hotel, Al
bany, upon the subject Of bill recently rem
dered to a correspondent Of this journal. and
commented upon as excessive in its charges.
Mr. Mitchell admits the facts Us stated by our
correspondent, but demurs TO The conclusions,
on the ground that the charges were no
higher than those which he usually makes and
for the further reason, that be has received,
during the session Of the Legislature, more mo-
neg for the hire Of the parlor used by our cor
respondent than was paid by him. This Is all
very well at first sight, but IL does not follow
that because Mr.. Mitchell gets Lobby prices from
the politicians who centre at his hotel in the
winter, be is justified in keeping up the same
tariff tor respectable travellers during the sum
mer season. Congress Hall is an old and very
reputable hotel. For many years II has been
the resort of the politicians of all psrties, and
il is more especially the headquarters OF the
clique which Is beaded by Weed, and which
runs all the jobs through the Legislature. The
lobby chiefs always have plenty Of money,
and spend It literally 10 entertaining the
country members. The bills ars not too
strictly audited, and the lobby has to pay
roundly for its accommodations. TO this we
enter no objection. The professional politician
almost invariably q colossal nuisance, and
should be charged accordingly We appear In
behalf Of the great travelling public, just now
crowding all the STEAMBOATS, and hotels In the
land and we demand that they shall be well
fed. comfortably lodged, and reasonably
charged. Many Of the provincial landlords
impose upon the good nature and presume
upon the liberality Of New Workers and South
erners, and charge them more than the regular
rates, which are invariably too high.
The only way as we said before, to bring the
hotel keepers 10 anything like reason, is to print
their bills in some widely circulated newspa-
ger Even this may not be altogether effect
i've, ha; Il will ut least put tie travelling pub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

lie on its quad. and every one will know ax-
aetiy what he has 10 pay, and govern himself
accordingly. Send along the bills
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OPPORTUNITY FOR Coop FELLowsHIP.-The
Boston people are always talking about the alb.
sence of friendly communication between the
North and the South, and that they cannot
have the pleasure of meeting their Southern
brethren. We have not heard of any attempt
on their part to 60 upon friendly excursion
to the South; the last expedition We heard of
going in that direction was of very different
kind-tbe John Brown raid. But the Southrons
do not wait for us to 60 South; they come North
in friendly spirit. A splendid military COM
pany from Savannah is now on visit to this
city, and We would suggest to the Bostonians
that they have now an opportunity of enjoying
the society of a fine set of Southern fellows,
worthy descendants Of the troops from Georgia,
whose uniform was 80 beautiful, and who fought
SO bravely for the common country In New
England at the time of the Revolution. Let
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Compa-
ny, or the Boston Light Infantry (the Tigers,
or some of the other crack military COM
panies of which Boston can justly boast, extend
to the Savannah Republican Blues an invita-
ton to their city, thus proving, not only by
words, but by deeds, that they desire to cult
vate the same friendship with the chivalry of
the South that prevailed during the great strug
gle for the independence of the Colonies, and
for long time since, but unbappily has been
superseded to a. great extent by very different
spirit In recent years. The Boston military
companies have now the opportunity Of setting
a noble example in courtesy and brotherly love.
We wait to see what action they wilttake, and
whether in their opinion the Union which binds
North and South, East and West In one great
coufederacy, is a reality or only parchment
Union, no better than rope of sand. The
Zouaves from Northwestern city have been in
vited to the capital Of Massachusetts. Surely
less cannot be done In the case Of the Savannah
Republican Blues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

DEMOCRACY OF New YORK, BEWARE i-Ia The
Albany Atlas-Arg4s of Saturday last we ind
q long editorial article copied from the Journal
of Commerce, of this city, recommending sim
gle combined electoral ticket for this State, and,
what is equally curious, leader In the Albany
paper endorsing the proposition Us sound and
sensible, and worthy Of adoption. This politi'
cal phenomenon Is ss wonderful a. the meteor
which startled all who beheld 1t on Friday eve
ming; but fortunately We have better expla.
uation of it than has yet been given of the dery,
mysterious mass which shot across the sky.
One of the editors aud proprietors Of the A.
lhs-Argis is Comstock, the Albany Postmaster.
Now, his brother is editor Of the Journal Of Com
merce. By this beautiful arrangement they Can
play into each others hands, az the two papers
did at the time of the last election for Mayor of
New York when the Journal Of Commerce, true
TO its instincts and sntecedents, sustained the
free soil ticket of Havemeyer, the choice OF .
large &c on Of republicans, and chsmpioned
|; appropriately by the New York Times. Ami
nidsb Sleek now Processes 10 be in the
interest of Breckenridge. That Is all
CANNON, for it is the original auti-slavery Or
gan Of the abolitionists of this city, aud il
merely playing part in subordinstion to the
Albany Regency, who want to get Breckenridge
into their clutches, that they may cheat him as
they cheated Wise and cheated Dickinson. In
the Convention at Charleston and at Baltimore
they voted 6rst and last and all the time for
Douglas They could have had Breckenridge
dominated regularly and 10 due form by two
thirds vote of the undivided Convention. They
held the balance of power. Why did they not
cast their vote for Breckenridge, then? Had they
dom SO the present proposed patching up of a
compromise ticket would be wholly unnecessary
Ii these political swindlers take any step now
that seems to favor Breckenridge, it is only to
betray him into the hands of his enemies They
have found out that Douglas has not the ghost
Of chance-that he cannot get the electoral
vote of single State; and their object now Il
to ruin the chances of Breckenridge, as far rs
they can do it, in the State of New York. His
only safety is to keep clear of them. The true
course of his friends is to have nothing to dc
with the Regency and to make no compromises
or bargains of any kind. Let them 60 straight
TO the work. The Regency would cheat then
by the electors whom they would contrive
to put on the ticket, or in some way or other
Do not trust these Greeks, even when they Offer
lavors. There is always treachery at the bot
tom. The united South is with Breckenridge
now; the whole democracy of this State will be
With him long before November. His only
danger is in having anything to do with the Re
gency. Let them be kept continually at arms
length, as if they we're so many pickpockets, and
all will come right in the end.
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AMUsEnRNTs THIS EVENING.
HIBLo's GARDEN, BroAdway.-ALAppIs o. TIE Wos
OnaxuI LAMP.
WINTER 0ARDEN, Broadway, opposite Bond street.
XtnKA-GRourrNcs-volAU VENT.
wAILAcx's THEATRE, Broadwsy.-Donssr AND Sos-
YOUNG AcTREss.
LAURA REEEEs THEATRE. No. ga Broadway.-oUx
AMERICAN COUSIN.
EEw BOwRRY THEATRE. Bowery.-WERsEE-DIcK,
fHE NRwssoY-MIpKIoHr CossrIRAroRs.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM Brosdway-Day and
EvennE-Frurorar soros, DANCES. BuHuEsauEs' LIVING
CuRiosIuks, nc.
NATIONAL CONCERT SALOON. National Theatre
EosGs DAscxs BURLEsaUEs, &c.
PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth sireet.-vocAI AND In
6rRunEsrAL CONCERT.
CANTERBURY CONCERT SALOON, No 66s Broadway
BosCs, DANCES, BuRLEsouEs, &C.
Me- HnrS MnmAAH. Imlv "a. l68u.
, 1860-02-16

AE1o1's STATION, Feb. 1.-THE Overland Nail
with San Francisco dates to Jan. e3d passed
here at half past II o'clock yestettay morning.
But in consequence Of . severe storm OF sleet
and rain. which prostrasad the telegraph wires,
the ansuisaion OF the news has been delayed
till now,
Judge NcAllister Of the Z. S. Circuit Court
had refused to dissolve the injunction in the
New 41imadea Quicksilver Mine case.
The Republican Convention to elect delegates
to Chicago, is called for February I'D.
There were indications that an attempt would
be made % elect Douglas delegates to Charles"
ton b. the Lecompson State Convention.
4 fire occurred in San Frauei CO on the ed
ult., destroying 600 worth Of property:
The dates from Oregon are to the 18th, Wash
ington Territory to the l3th, and British Co.
lumbia to the 18th ult- Politics eDgrossed the
attention Of the Oregon people.
|: 4 fire at Oregon City, destroyed property
amounting to $4,000.
There Is but little news from Washingto,
| Territory; both branches Of the Legislature
had endorsed General Haruey's action in th
| San Juau affair
, 1860-02-16
COM M ERCIAL
WEEKDAY ETxa1Ez. Feb. H. 1stQ
Tho following are the receipts and shipment:
{ur ihA mast 1srentY.fnnr bour6.


The receipts Of Hogs to day amounted 10 Only
prices advanced full 1oc. For heavy Hogs
4s75@7.oo was freely paid, aud one choice 10,
of. SuGolks and berkshire. from Neponset, were
sold 1t $7.37a. Lire Hogs s1e scarce and in de-
mand and firm.
The market for Provisions is unusually quiet,
aad there il little or no product Offering. Ness
Pork il generally held ut sl7.oo, but We report
= sale Of 100 bbls ut $16.75. Bulk Meats arc
scarce and firm at c4 and Sic. Lard at 1ote.
Tailow steady at lo@1o4r.
The market for Flour to-day was unusually
bare, md there was less activity. About 10u
bhls were told at s4.7e@4so. Wheat was not
quite 10 firm To-day; still holders would not
mako auy material concessions. and the market
was quiet, with limited sales at 9e@9sc for No,
3 in store. The receipts Of Corn were liberal
and tho market again gavc uay-dceliuing Ia
2c, with liberal sAles Mt a range Of <0041c 70.
No. in store, ana ssc FOR Rejected. Oats were
in good demand, aud the market considerably
fsmcr-sales being made at Sl@sec in store
closing with'a good demand at the latter fig
ure. RJe quiet tu. firm. Barley in good de
msnd, With sales on track ut 60@ceic. There
Was also lot Of 500 bushels choice Winnebage
County sold for seed 1t Sic delivered. Timo
thy Seed was in better demand aud the uarkel
was firsuer, with sales 1t sa.s5@s.s5. Clore,
Seed was dull hungarian Grass advanced &c
with sules q: s1.1o. EisLwioes advanced q .c
and the market closed firm At ls&tEa1c.
, 1860-02-16
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

TUESDAY Evkxse Feb. Is.
.FLDUE-Kecelpe, lib bss. Market quiet and dr1n,
With but little o0rng. Sales to-day wc.e:0o bEs "Aas.
PIE Coles" Spring extra pit; Ito tfs 'FaFchsnec"
DO At 81 60 de ITO rs good Spring extra at44 80 track;
It's bis fair DO at 447s dell 200 bsls do at s42k DEL
WuEAT-Keceptal 10 o.s5 bu Quiet. sa!es were: 100
bu SpoE at 9c In stores 1000 bu do At 9c in store
soo tu do in store so hu do lin particular ware
house) At Csc in so.e LOCO tu Co in bu tsack 1t
s. bags choice q. t1o5x track S. bags fair do 1t &i0s
on tsatk; so tu At 9s4c On track.
CoRS-Rece!5ts 9z6s1 bu. Market dull and 129e low.
En- Snlcs 0oo bu No.. At 40e In store L. 200 bu
do at sore 1900 bu do at in store; 1000 bu
do ut sore 5000 bu Co. for delivery 1st March At 4le
In store and bu d. delivery at 43c Ia sore
In do for delivery next week. .cer's option at 4tc In
store 1000 No. at 4ic track 30o bu Rejected At
| ssc IN ttore.
oATS-Recelpts. 1.4la bu Market tsmer. Sales vcre
bu No. tsold last night at In sore, 1900 bu
| DO a: 3lc In btarc; 900 bu do at SIC on t1atk-
| At Sc on tElcE.
| DARLEy-Recepts, . oea bu Firm. ea'es were: s0t
b1 choice Wlnnchago County, for seed 1t Sic de 1bObss
good No1 st 6sc On traef ea bags staned At 6oc OF
| track.
sEEDsRece'rt., a. t1ts BE- Market for Timothy hs1n
S1]cs were rs oows s. bags good 478s 70 bags do
bas fair at s:.75; IS bags common at s..o s.
bags inferior ts5. Clover dull 10 bags fair at sico
eassn Grass scacc and advanced &c. p bags Eold
31.10.
n1GnTINEs- Receipts, 9as b514, Adyspeed A@Hc
| 10 brls At coc; 20 brls Mt l9Ac.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu.
DRESSED HoGs-Ke:e'ps, 81. Good shipping dc
, 1860-02-16

EXPORTS OF PnopUcE.-The exports Of Flour
from New York ior the week ending 9th inst.
were l6, 400 bls--for the corresponding week in
1859, $500 bis: Of the exports 200 bis were to
Dutch ". l., s,5S0to tha British ". l.. 1000 do
to b. Guiana, 400 do to China. 1900 do to Llr-
erpool. o,4o0 do to London. ne do to Galway.
OF Wheat the exports were 5000 bu-all to
Liverpool, Glasgow and Galway The exports
Of Beef were $500 pigs against 1900 pkgs in
pool, a,40o do to London, zoo to Glasgow. OF
Pork tue exports were l,6o0 bis in small lots:
or Bacon 352, 900 bs to Liverpool, London aud
Glasgow; the exports from lst Jan. to oh inst,
were SAT-, 900 lbs against 5s4 900 TBS in 1889.
or Lard the exports were 34b, 900 lbs Of which
Loudon, Liverpool mud Glasgow took over two
third; the aggregate exports from 1st Jan. to
in 1859.
, 1860-02-16
M1LwAr1EE-Feb. l4.-Receipts By rai1road
'or the "a hours ending noon to-day include

If We except dultness. the wheat market WAS
without any very distinctive features to-day. 1t
was extremely langud u. the opening, buyers
offering but Csc for No. on the track. On
an advance OF tc was obtained on the same
grade. 4 small amount aold for delivery in
bags at Il; No. sold ut 97c on track; Club
delivered at Il 01@l o.; and Extra ut $1.0a@
los. The sales in all reported on Change did
not exceed 5000 bushels. Flour was dull. A
sold at - 50 in a sort Of retail way No spec
ulatiyo demand whatever No chaugcin coarxe
grains Dreased hogs did not rule SO high as
they have been going lately, averages Of It's to
200 lbs. selling st 96.25@6.5o.
Sr. Lor1s, Feb. .13.-The Democrat thus re-
views tho market:
Weather warm md epring-lke. Business is
improving IN consequence. Receipts are sensl-
bly improving; andre the upper Mississippi,
aud from thu Illinois and Missouri, large re-
ceipts Will soon be Ind, rs boating is fairly CON-
nleuctnE.
The Provision trade Was active and firm to-
day. with large sales, both on change and since,
amounting to considerably over $lo0. 900 worth.
The sales reported to us rs made this morning
arc $50 brls mess! pork to Arrive I'll so; Jag
tcs Of prime lard at loic; 90 bids ribbed s;des
whole pork sales reached 3,ss7 brls: At ieasi
5000 bsla more could have been sold. at $l1.3o.
delivered here; but New 0r1can. prices, With
high rates Of exchange here. pay better to ship.
for shose who haye time bills to meet At That
point, There were more buyers than usual on
Change. with new orders received to day. Sell
crs held Pork $4,000 bsls in los) At $l1.50 de-
livered above, al Quincy. There are good sales
Of hams Mt lie for sugar cured and 11sc for
canvassed. City packers hare disposed Of
largs amounts of bacon at 73@7ae for should.
ers. CLOSING at 14c,) asc for ribbed hides, and
1tl@l0ic for clear do, CLOSING at 1oic.> Dis
patches we're received Of the steamer Challenge
, 1860-02-16

TOR SALE-l,50o prime new
L ufGuWISEs BARRELS suitable f1r Dss!eI., II
' CURL. FABIAN i Co.
$n,ahs.k1- Ma In south Watsf.Bs.
, 1860-02-16

LOUISVILLE. Fcb+ 13.-Flour very dull. We
quote uotninay at $3.50 to s5.75@6 for super
fine, extra and choice. Wheat *l.oo@1.e5;
1.70o bushels Of corn ut 55360c, aud 400 busl,
cuts at IS 1155c. lu the eiuccry market, SALE
Of 46 hi'ds sugar at sfG1sls. rs brls Of molas*e;
at 44@45c. Lmd 12O bags aotrte a. l23@1oac.
Satea Vt 457 bris 1scss pork ut SIS, Is brls mes
ordinary at sl7.eo. and on orders 20 casks bull,
sides ut &c. SIS Casks bacon at S, 10 and lie, H.,
&ierce. Falls CITY aud sugar cured hams ut 11lc,
70 sierces Sta :g'a hams at leic 200 kegs lard ii;
1lac. and As les ut 1psc. Sales Of hay BY deal.
era ut s22@s3. Salcs Of raw whisky vi oQ4c.
Sales OF 172 brls potatoes at t. Is.
ToLtpo-Feb. l3.-We hare no change in pri.
ces 10 nuke to.dny. Flour held at S5.e5@5Es'
for extra. md s5.5o@5..5 for Xxx white whcut.
Wheat ve-y dull: ,ed $1.1s, and white &1.es.
Corn-tl=lled 4sGs:oc in tho car 45c. Oai :,
s7}@3sc. RE 7oees0e. C'orer Seed, s4.e1
only offered. Dressed Hogs e6.5o9s.T5.
PoaK PACKING IN Qc1ScY.-The packing sea
xou in Quincy lnuy BE- considered closed. Sea,l,
n.l the houses have suspended operations, anil
the hogs that may yet come in will not swell til
aggregate given below more than two Or thrc4
hu :drcd, i. 20 much.
the packing c: tho principal houses foots u:
fn11nws. :"
, 1860-02-16

FOR WALL PAPERS Pa
WINDOW 3 II A ID e $.
20 to ths beautifully a,tcd u2 store Of IL W.ASDREss
No, los Lake Street,
, 1860-02-16

= >. st s6s0G6.s5 dividing On 800 LIS.
FK1V1SlUke-1u0lhs Mess Iotk 1t t16.t3. Bulk Meats
In good demaad at 6X and s4c.
LARD-FlIn 4. 1oAc.
TALL0W-lo bis country at 10e; 20 br!s city at 1ox
HlDEs-Receip:s. 3aes0 lbs. Market steady. Green.
S4974c; Green Salted. 7Ha14e; Dry Flint 1sxE14ke.
DUTTER-Dull at 95i910c for couaraon to fair nskln'
Dairy, 1l9.sc.
POTATOES -l.0 bags god Ncsharunocks II 45c.
DRIED APpLEs-s tonsN. T. apples At INC.
EGGS-ltGal7c per toz for fresh.
POULTRY-presscdCh Chiekens 50 per dot Tur.
keys, f@focFD.
uAI-oo tous psessed Prairie at alaoo delivered at III
Ccu.sl cars.
LIVE STOCK Receipts II cattle; do hogs The
nasket quiet with but little change In prices. The
ptnc,pal brye1s were packers The sales toda7 wete:
, 1860-02-16

VOUNG'S so5 FAMILY
l. SEWING MACHINE
FrrS&renEh. Durability, Esse OF Management Simplicity
and Ad4pttlou TO III varieties Of fauls Sewing IL IN
SURPASSED By 2nr Machine Ia the market.
f&5HQ-ly.lNp Eh{cafp S4es1n1In LIZ Lake ttsext-
, 1860-02-16

xxw YoRk. Feb. 15.-Deta1ls Of the terrible
explosion upon the Argentine transport, Gene
raj Outran,, reaches us in Buenos Arrcs papers
Of Dec. 10th. The total loss in killed exceeds
forty.
The Indian Invaders Of the north had been
driven back by General Flores Rumors, how
ever, Of f1csl, incursions from them were cur
rent .... !.
Lopez, the Paraguayan mediator Of the recent
treaty. had zone overland to Ascnmblon.
, 1860-02-16

having assembled 10 Beardstown, ADORE Naples,
on the Illinois, where she is taking on a cargo
OF pork Tor New Orleans, vim tlis city. In q
few days we nay iook for large receipts from
other points On tho Illinois. mud on tho Missouri
and Upper Mississippi.
The Grocery market Is buoynnt, adviccs from
New Orleans to-day, by private dispatches
quoting sugar advanced fc, and coffee ic. Nc
heard Of fcF sales, however, except 900 bags Of
coffee, in three lots, md 10 lhJs common and
fur sugar at 81 ind Tic
OCEAN Furiours At New Yonk-Fcb. l3-
Kntes are firmer. To Livcrpool-375 bxs ba-
con, 2s'GdGo5s; 900 tcs beef, Is; 50 hhdB tal-
low, eos; e00 brls pork, . I'd, and per steamer,
10 tons seed; 4os. To London-.0o tcs becf. Is
per $50 lbs. To Glasgow, per steaner-l00 tca
beef. private terms; ~ ions secs, 45s.
TUE PEAcu Cnor.~-Thc Alton Cour.tr says Of
the peach prospecti
From some quarters Of tho city and county
VIC hear better reports as to the peach prospect
than prevailed come weeks ago. One or two
growers say they can indulge the hope TINT the
buds are not Jet oil Killed. We trust this uuay
be wen.grounded hope. The llellevillc Dem
ocrat says it is quite confident that the severe
cold Of December killed most OF the buds Of The
section uhout Delicyliie. The JonesheEo Gassttt
says: "We have made inquiries, mud carefully
examined the buds in this vicinity, and fnd
| that us yet our peach trees are unlnjureu. sc
far we have not had cold enough to ipjure ths
buds; the lowdst range this winter oniy mark
ing tivc degrees below zero. The late weather
though open and warm, has not been 6uGcien
to bring forward too rapidly the germs. "
therefore may confidently hope for d plentiful
crop Of this most luscious Of Egypts products
ALnASr-Fcbruary 13.-The Ssastsmdn cou
tains the following: Grain-Corn is easier, ant
sold yesterday md today in car lots, Delivers
at East Albany, at 80c for yellow round. 4 sal
| of 400 bush Rye was made at SIC for 60 Ibs Dc
liycred ut Eass Albany. Sales 500 bush Whit
l}eans at CSC! Seed-We hear Of no sales; th
: market may be quoted at sl@9c for Glover
Hoss-The receipts are about 5UO head. Th
. market for heavy. frcsh-killed Hogs is ag:ai
. better, and higher rates were paid last eyenin
than have been reported this season. The le
) of 2V7 were from Washington County, and sol
5 last evening the IS 10. from Rochester, and th
, 20 lot from Albion. We quote:
C+-SA -,je NJ $AN
, 1860-02-16
An Ingenious Counterfeit.

NV Yoax, Feb. ia dangerous counter"
felt Of the 80 gold piece was discovered yester-
day. In fact, externally, it wa. standard
coin, but on being cut in two the cheat was
made palpab!e. The piece had evidently been
split edgewlse, both parts filed quite thin. aud
/ metal WAS placid between the halves and re-
1 uniIfed
, 1860-02-16

Commerce to inquire what means should b
adopted with view Of procuring the reduction
The above werc appropriately referred.
Mr.John Cochrane presented tho petition Of
VIM. Jay kett aud Is others Of the l7th
Ward, Of n. T., asking the freedom OF pubic
lands :.
, 1860-02-16

BALTIMORE. Feb. l5.-The Legislature has had
under consideration to-day Inc neasufes pro
nosed hy the committee ID relation to the tree
roiored population. The House passed nearly
UNANIMOUSLY bill repeating an existing act' y
wn;ch \ contribution amounting to nearly &. 900
per annum to the Colonization society, - With
, 1860-02-16

- Commission Merchants, 80. 2l9 South waier areet,
sate Of cur Grain AID ali kinds Of prodtce stoek kc
Liberal :.ase:s made oq soasixns1e1sa AEsn. fur n
thlcesp, ELL, Nc a}psn / Co.. c.adnnasi. tsl'.ly
, 1860-02-16

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. IA destructive ERE has
were burnt. involving great loss to Nessrs, Gal
kins, Cobb, Pool, Wheeler and others. Many
families are without shelter or means Of sup
port. The insurance is but partial. The fire
was the work Of IN incendiary, and great ex-
element has been caused BY it.
, 1860-02-16

n Q r S Z l. EFT Q Erlg
Susan A. Clark.
shs Can b fusated FEht for hat neHt seAson II
least: Inquire Of T.aEHtAL Sco.
, 1860-02-16

RHODE ISLAND EXCHANGE DAsE.-Bs an e.-
tract from the n. Y. Metropolitan Bank Mute
Heporter We learn that the Rhode Island Ex-
oaange Bank, East Greenwich, r. l., has failed.
IAPoRrs Asp E1ron1s.-The annexed is i
comparative statement Of the imports Of For
eigu Dry Goods 1t New York, for The week
And since Jaa.1:
For The Ell. 1875, 1882 1stI
Tsss & 81 =: sst4 *s ~
Eta-e t,,n'
E:ts'ei Il thep-r...... sa,e,ao 17:ses.s lzt4so.,
1hrp Ma Ecs....-. s,4:6 20 IS 3i457S 1A131
ET1E1tp ron ceSsCxr11tx.
NaaHk q Exs. luz ho".y.w NJ Pigs. Value.
Mool ..*.-- 1aT S:s.S9 Niseellarcs Leg ssat,'
fl,........ 10 t{.7s:i Tossl. ....asls s3,lss 81
E1A........ III 1n5 tQl
. ...- WITHDRAWALS.
hnn.f Of TksA. Talve ,tsnujns Pks. Value.
*oo1....--- 81 t4tH' Atscealaoes LOT 43S.40
Goltoa.-. ~ 11lt5'i - --
ElN. .....-.. 130 6i4Df J0.2l. r.s,H9 N.3,fsl
F4t........ 1*5 zlatl
SanXt. ~ Tkcs. Val.e. MaaYG n. Pkg. Value
Wool .-...' ~ 4.*a5 MisseuEes 1.ss e.3.3s
s1aon ans ..'.' ~ 2t.os - $500,
E3A&....s+-. 4sS StS"fi IdtA ..1,6ti SlH3,se&s
FM....... - 1850
, 1860-02-16

NEW YoRk, Feb. l5.-The steamship Asia
sailed to-day for Li1erooo1, With sixty passen-
gers aud $3.50, 900 in specie. She took out New
ORLEANS mails Of the 10th, and kilograms Of the
| 14th.
The City Of Washington, which also sailed
for Liverpool, took neither passengers nor spe-
, 1860-02-16

Bosros, Feb. l5.-Nr- James Clark. az ased,
retired merchant, while in the Hall Of Repre-
seutatiyes yesterday, listening to the debate on
he proposed DesteIment Law. in which he let
oplexy, The House At once adjourned.
, 1860-02-16

xxw ORLEANS. February 15.-The D<ttd cor
rc4nondent writes that the Texas Commission
ers are fully convinced that the authorities aud
principal citizens of Mssamo5as gre in league
rifh Me outlaw Cortenas. The Commissioners
hare renorted to the Governor that w1r exists.