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AMusExENTs THIS EVENING.

KIBLOS GARDEN Broadway.-Au HAILow EvE-Cus
ons THE CousrRy-IKisH TIGER.
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EW YORK HERALD, TUE
BOARDING AND LODGING.
| GENTLEMAN RxsIDIsa IN CUBA, Is DEsmoUs
with sss su az se by Il. Two .. s' s u %
%ss a Il eI c sss viii b allowed
"A house, weS Eebesnh street. lat with Board.
The entire Second IloOs together separately also ersor
| A courLE OF YOUNG KEN CAN BE Acooxao
dated with good Board IN private family where there
NO On Ss ,s Fun street, between Frs and
a arss class Board and p'ssais able
sss aud
A HANDSOME Roox WITH BoARD-roR A GENTLE
O'clock: rsisrsI required Apply Sissstsr
A FRONT AND BACK ROOM NEATLY FURNISHED.
and mo ~ West Fifteenth street,
a and Bedroom elegantly furnished, ia
gentleman respscts6niiy, would appreciate the
sos rs hs. private
A SUIT OF ROOMS TO RExr-wIrH BOARD rUs.
,ng.oysnsns Inquire at Us wea twenty second street
~ sass r Hsr Oh AZ I'D.
boarding. house Dinner u sz O'Clock Address h r., boz
A FEW vsnT pEsiEAsx Rooms suiT e, FOB
bah, ss e
street. sstwsen Fnih and siI,A sssnaes :" "'"~
4 FEW SINGLE oEnTIxvrN on arnyI.rxrs Avn
a .hsr wives can be accommodated VIII full or partial
prOvemens. Apply At q East Twslfth street,
4 LADY, LIVING IN ras VICINITY OF TWAIN.
sos o1 ss LAZY on a. son lady, u
A axsTLMAN AND WIFE AND A FEW SINGLE
il sma prvss s%sx = ~ NinS re M4s cua so
~ % Sross noIss oompe,o Ssosr, wsa Al me mo-
$3.50. $500 e---- e-s---.---
"A @ he $1,000 "a I'M IN R "a ~ t $, s,s
to1-e. -1e-.-
4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL IEr rHR RNrrRr
x G s pa Daps 90 nC0
p,e---a--s - we11e.e ..-ee.. a..- 1-0.ox.y:
4 FuRNIsHvD ROOM TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN. AT
,,;v.-. ,.x1vv ~. . ,oox - - - -.
A rn .n,,n ~ L LAY hAs hoon TO LEI-TO TWO
ana n We Mn "a Sps W. 'cEson dSnsr = SSccs
HEG svssuss -s-'- INV
! LARGE FRoNY Roon WITH ruI noApn ouIr
g. 49, ~ sTo 1nSe 3e0emen 40 srys sene bali Bed
posa - Fsf,S svsSus HOE ccso, osryoIary 81
!. p1rvarr vIwTrv wuyTrr 4 rr0w- pIpIop
ana Rsdr~cn -sn frrnehad s,,tshs To- - 10
pSs . nal iefSs - ssssSsr Street, corner Of
prTv1vr rArnv VIII. Irr . sn,- Or u.-r
A .,x sr,,.Sa 49, 49, 1890 LMr y ~ . ~ hAaD;
soo Sssssr e Ss Without scs,d g ssas1 only
80
A VERY DE IRABi a SUIT OF Rooms Io LEr.wIrH
sSsLc on :econd noo nqrn.sed q uniurni,hsd nne
House pesssn. and ncrsts room, large and airy f.ny
street pswess sssond s.d Fourth avenues No. II Albion
--~-.-- 80 $50 :. - - 1-
~ \. MIL 49, v.,.,a ~.
1smen and iSsir Wsss win fu or partial Hoard; Tsa Ana
sSsnr. 'qaIc ~ 's "A sn5 exa'n s'oe" nesr A'en'n
u,~nso-v -r.v,suvD ,,o-- roo,. - 90
sana saor for xencn'sn ana ~. s.o aos ~ s
renee. e1caan. ed
a Room WIN board 2 ,.o y he
.; " .... .sss.sa ..s.e es.- second ..saas
A furnished on second fiosl with board % single ssas
s o.s" wes sss S .r sea ss s
-----s~-----------------
rJEsrIos 1GEsrL 7. Nv. WISHING COMFORT
s me oa 81 ealing IN aSssaa
street second door from frnee.
A SMALL rRrgATE FAMILY WOULD RENT 4 PAs
ife WITH or without meas Convenient % Bro.Gwsy Apniy
A'n'n and is1'a s'see.s-
s,n ma xi.sss 70 T., Rnm a. .a, -
.sy ssa sa T r 81 o @ h ssra ., ,or 10Y "A
pssa i ysupa and ass osops a nan .sso
and privilege. a. msnss q he s no cher
I. arsrtrsAS Am ,us wIyp on Two on yusrr
s,,sis ssn,leren e.a LIZ nh aasra n 81
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uoRrICuLTURAL IRON WORKS alREnNMoUgM,
III ConGsyyasoea No.. consvueeed, Win Hasweas peteni
netahc SASH lAxht Addrcss l. Barsss No u South b
venth aseeA Brooklyn. = d.
TTARRTsoNs EUROPEAN RANGE This PAfEKTBE
III Of Range universal demand Aav.
ing perfected his Inventions wshes 70 meet With man Of
enable him supply extensive first claas
aon Address Joshua Harrison, No Bond street y. X
r LIBRARIES AND BOOKS PuHCHAHKD FOR CAGH
II BY HUMAN, n III FULTON street. up sars; about shs
rddje o. 0sptenbe viii bob b ~ "a annA Lon Mo-
san street. beeWeen Fulton and Ann.
MARBLE MANTEIA-yHE SUBSCRIBER INioRHs
M the public that he ssling nante &c &C., cheaper
tAan any other peson The city Jhose wahing boy hof
eau 81 A. KLABEkB marble yard lis East eighteenth street,
near Third Ayenne New York sa-Nt ~. Nr
MADAM McCARTI0N, CHIROP0DIsr AND HAZE
IVA dresser he Emprsss Of the French and the Queen o.
viii up her residence l0i East Twenty eighth street.
near Third Hvenus This lady Is the head Of eminent
fsshon devoted much time N the study OF the skin
and he many diseses subjected and s cure
and preyehtno Corns abe exrActa without the of
The hair she restores By washes prepared BY her
self the fAshonsble sye the head dress
most eIquely becoming; the tsesh are cesnsed from Al
tmpurea and Improved under this LADY hands
thai we must certainly give her early call.
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A nKw BOOK FOR EgRyoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A debility 0ocai and generSD, Residences Of memory I'm
paired As II vital importance 70 ths single married
treatment entirely and reliable and obtnahls fou
nsry rrotsssor Apa,cy and rs.ao.0y I. NE syrssuss
every ones owning "-Frm The New Yorh Home Journal
lriee 81 asIet cheap edition. % esns; pc.lAgs. csnts
ven arssL Asor House; Godfrey. - Broadway. T. y
Ollie Dayton Jones' - Ann street. M; Trcntwossh South
Third streot PhiladelphA-
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HOUSES, Rooms. &C, TO LET.
ITO II AsE-A FIVE STORY CORNER bulLDiNS. WITH
Sssemen and sust cellar the corner ~ hfosdNsy
ana s1rosse street Inquire u j. BROWNE Jr, srchisscts
ONCE, As2 broadway.
mo LEASE OR FOR sALE-THE HOUSE NO Lie
a,aas~ay nearly new; has N modern improvements;
ss,r,,rsd nv he with coach entrance and
sabe ON rear Inquire Of II. y CARAVAN Ina broadway
U,O RENr, IN ExCHAN0E FOR BOARD In
Brooklyn "A small private family VII rent modern
kouse well good neehborhod, convenient 10
md ferries good tenant and the rent taken In Board
dezrcd. Address bon ]. 30 Post once
vXyAHTED-TO SUPPLY FIRST CLASS TENANTS, Is
w HouAes u unfurnished. Houses and
rented notice No charge for advertising ootsnnS
broadway Ia basement a. H0USE.
ct PER M0NTH--TO LET, TO A SMALL 0ENTEKL
oil family In BEAUTIFUL avenue In Williamsburg, Gle
giant au Of sr Rooms and Kitchen doos cooeinng
water wnAtepipe and convenience Of houae Cars
Arae <52 Grand street, Williamsburg.
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ANEW YORK WIRE RAILWAY COMPANY,
~ HtJCBIsbON WICK ERSHA1,
Removed 70 s94 Broadway, New York.
Eert do0r above Metropolitan Hotel
dealers Iron Railing Farm Fenccs Iron
3aes gersndahs Iron Furniture, Castings and general
variety Of Ornamental Iron WorkA
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OoURAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, IT IS
NJ wen snoyp cures Tan PM Il KS rREUKLES SALT

RHEUH. BARBERs' TTCH, CHAPS, CHAPEs. TENDEs
ILEsH eesass being Tie sssy sss shsspx compound
Aar from low fossas. upper P Or my Pss q the body
iscsa HAIR DYE Instantly converts red light hair
RATDS IMPROVED ORIENTAL CREAN for the com.
pexi0u Beware of counterfeit Found At DIR. 00URAUDS
Old established depot 81 Walker first rom Broad
way; Wells CO. psrx Barnes; Hayes Brooklyn; Green.
Phadelph The above articles not 70 b confounded
with With which the States flooded and ssn from
RAUDs srcles been before The public the past twenty
well 70 be I'll they represented BE-
n Inca
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Missouri Republican State Convention.

Missouri Republican State Convention.
ST. IopIs, Mo-, March TO- 1850.
The RepublcanRssse Convention assembled at Mercan
tile Library Ball this afternoon. Gratz Brown called the
Convention TO order, and afterwards chosen Presi
dent The attendance very small less than coo being
present. But one county in the Safe sent regularly
elected delegates Four delegates q: large with alter
mates, and two delegates and aterrates from each
sressiona district elected to tn, Chicago C,nven
ton. The delegates at large are F. P. Blair Gratz
Brown, Fred. Auench end James Sutton TnerA
strong opposition 10 Bates in the Convention.
The Convention adopted resolutions ndorsirg the prn-
cpes set forth IN the call OF the National Convention,
pedging supper. 70 the nominee OF that Conventon fa
vorpg the colonization q free blacks, recommending
Ed ward%ates for the Presidency regarding the threats
Of dissolution with and contempt, piedgipg their
lives fortunes and sacred honors TO the a
the Union, Recognizing the "rrcpressiole conflict be
free and slsve labor Missouri holding the duty
If the government to protect the rights of free Intercourse
between tie citizens Of different States, opposing any
change IN The naturalization laws and favoriug the Home
steau bill and Pacific Railroad bill. Resolutions rcc,m
mendrE I'd ward Bs'es for the Presidency rsoide
OPP son from tse German element; Who refused TO sup
port aby 6idste Rot sq1aSey Upou the Philadelphia
plstor n OF 1856. central committee elected with
power 10 sp,ert or electoral ticket resol i.on ia
suc.ing tie dele gates 10 Chicago I, VOTE "a unit
parsed, When Mr. Rer, ciec:e frun tha Fifth os-r,c
aud Mr. Mueneh, deeEae at large, withdrew, the latter
stating 'has. .e aert 10 Chicago be Tust 50 paeerct
The Convention adjourned without tskipr any AsscS
The withdrawal is nrdere!ooa tina. tue dsalcs stani
twelve for Bates enc six ant, bl'es.
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+ Covmua uAm IN UwoS sQuAm-Abcut eight O'Clock
last evening gentleman oa rather elderly appearance
was suddenly confronted in Union Square, by young
lady deeply vailed who seizng him by the collar drewa
cowhde and commenced applying over the genteman's
back All attempt his part for time seemed Ruthless
m the way of getting away from the furious woman, but
sy, getting hold OF the whip, he succeeded In getngi
c'ttf her heads Az soon she let 90 she dealt him
heavy blow In the ace with her hand then walked up
Fourth avenue Tho man seemed Cad get rid Of her,
and made NO attempt TO follow. Neither names or the
parties could be learned but reported that the gen
tleman had been the means Of causng disturbance
in the adys family. There we're two young looking ind
dus's present, who seemed 70 be well acquainted with
he parties, evidently tho friends OF the lady one Of whom
warned the unfortunate gentleman who had been 20 ter
rby whipped, not 70 follow her. Ho took the advice
gwen, and pocketng the cowhide, Left
CoxxEScISc LIFE USpn DH1crInn-As one Of our
citizens was passing through Nassau street. between nne
and ten O'Clock on Saturday evening his foot came In
contact with bundle, which, contrary TO the usual Gus
tom Of bundles found upon the sidewalk manifested It's
Indignation by feeble cry Surprised at this proof OF
animation, the gentleman aforesaid proceeded to make
Investigations which eventually resulted In the discovery
o. male child, apparently not moro than q week old
Not eepg DESTROYS Of undertaking the duties Of parent
on 20 short noce, be sought the advice Of ocer Wal
ters, who promptly conveyed the little uusoranae 70 the
Nursery Hospital
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C-Mors CASE OF GRAND LARcxSy.-On he csth nit
q man named John Dunsworth was arrested ana subse
quently sent 10 Blackwes Island on charge OF stealing
Bohemian glassware Il now t.anspircs that Dunsworth
was also engaged in another robbery about tho same time
On Saturday ias officers Robbins and Kccue arrested
William Brown an itinersnt fruit pedlar, on suspicion Of
stealing quantity OF sverware Of the one hun
bred collars II seems, according 70 the statement OF
Brown, that while he driving through Park Row on
With man IN pursuit. when he suddenly threw bag
Ito III owns wagon and made good bis escape Brown
sesr ards examined lhe bag and found % contain
and sugar urn, together with dozen knives
teImnsd TO appropriate the property 70 his own and
Bark but becoming short Of funds AFTER. he took
part OF the silver ware from the bank with the intention
he became intoxicated, and fell asleep At bis own door
Missing the property on awakiDg, be instituted nqn' es
and learned that Mrs oFcely, fellow tenant, had taken
II, ana ne accordingly charged her with DOING the
same time demanding restoration Shc Refused and a.
nsy Sergeant Petty Of the Sixth precinct sent but
In vain Ocers Robbins and hcCue then used their endes
SoIs and be silver ware was obtained from her possession
The remaining portion recovered the bank Brown
viii have hearing at the Lower Police Court this morn
IRE perty WAS originally sent the penentiary for
siS months on Friday last.
ARREST or CRAZY MAN-Lsst evening officer Golden,
Of the Sixth ward, discovered crazy man tn the Bow
cry, with csrpet bag, acting in rather q disorderly
manner. On endeavoring TO get him u 20 home, he
tu ned upon the officer and began 70 beat him IN violent
The officer for time tried 10 quiet him bu,
finding impossible, cae TO his assistance two ciii-
zene who, alter desperate fight, succeeded in getting
him 10 the s'nton house. On his person was found
large sum Of money, which no doubt would have been
soleDefrom him had he been left 10 the streets
PRIZE fight PREVENTED Tho Fourth ward police sue
cesded yesterday afternoon in preventing prize fgh,
between two Fourth ward rowdies in q coal yard in
Chorry street. They had made severai attempts during
the week TO have the fight come or during the night but
BY the cfsency of the police prevented Finding
themselves otled again. yesterday they concluded
fight in Brooklyn where was said 70 have taken place
last evening.
STABBED on ACCOUNT OF A DOG The wife Of Paul
Darffcr, Of No. IS Pitt street, joking him sbou,
poodle dog that he lost yesterday when paufer, in
towering rage, drew pocket knife and stabbed his wife
in the side, nfictiDg wound two inches in depth BE
was arrested, and The wounded woman had her wound
dressed by Police Surgeon Kimbsrk.
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Arrivals and Departures.


BREMEN AND sourHAnrIor- New YORK .Aern
HaSienbexg FAnlzen. Huncke, " A Fnke, xSs RSse
Wn Ran, GuseAv Loa1h l. stenAr Paul Co.tA, Gas:
blank. Ksuemonu, xsllsr Leop schureman. Caroline
schunensn, wtn Louis Brandt Herm peneke, Accom-
Her Htsch ~ Marie 0rosmsn and child Rqssnan Us.o
John SsAnid Won 0isRn Elise Heike, Won MchSikow
Ver Caroline Racker, Friedrich Msrsehseh. VIM Di,n.
Larson n Misc1en Fa.A Goas xslllness " eessr
BenssaS Ceriels. Anna Cansee Pierre kauYics Bauer
NJ echlesdcn, asd n IN Tie aeersee.
CALIFORNIA &c-eesmship Auasdc-Jss r Roberts and
iady Geo Haviey, Mrs. Case Roussson and LADY,
and srvnut Rusan Navy, Mr. Jno Gie cd and ssrvan.
rhoe aeewast Z Coos, 0iibs;t Lavsrmorc. Hass
Nh when snd3 children, Reys Waller Q Kinssey,
fioyt Merrill Ctoweu Jss johnson and lady Mrs. Fear
son and ofd Dswtey wsdden, barrier and lady,
AIcven and hdy J 4 Chaza, Jas Minturn Mr. Ge1 D
joess I Le.n:ly e. FaZ, Js 1sRsynold. Q 5c6rs.,
riy, 8. Bar, D. Rssiel Hsus NJ Gsccs.s1 n.
Munos Rullen, Edwin Hicks Jno Msnsou Alfred rAzgsx
lcCan1 sslawin e. joy Capt sous s.e Ny Ai's
eAvA.xAs -sassn.AipiE upssviI;s -wR o,Brisn, An
SS Buyhee, PCook, L Emuond WIN Boyd, r ncuowan,
Noss Lutiu, xr Bsucrsby Mu Fountain John PlAc,
Vim Clay, wilson, A g NcDopa,d, Drummond,
PftnAard, Mr. eonpse Hrs dibaoo jas stcert e,
mar, y Edsscomb. and 10 IN he ssersse.
RlacFp, -sesmship Yors.owu. Jas Sort Teid,u
s,od. wristt Vim knock jas Taylor. jacob Burbank
and lady, Nal. schow, = Pty.u- Han 'on, cns
Hocye ard y = he fteerase
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williamsburg City News.

DESCENT CroS hsoRDERly Dr,--At about half.past
three O'Clock Saturday morning the police Of the Sixth
precinct, Eastern district made descent upon u dis
orderly den at the Of Bartlett street and Broad
way, kept BY . named Nicholas Brown At the
time when the police entered there about thirty
and imbbng lager bier to the annoyance Of the whole
surrounding neighborhood. The officers succeeded 10
taking about twenty Of them the station house where
they locked up. The Dutch portion Of the commu
nifty having heard Of the descent became much troubled
Of the cousins, unces, fathers, mothers sisters and
brothers OF the prisoners The dsorderes consisted OF
'ai'ors, peders wachmakers, bakers, rope spinnere
taken before Justice Ryder this morning
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Stevens and Ha1lett 70 be Hanged Next
Friday.

Stevens and Hazlett to be Hanged Next
Friday.
ork RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RlcHxoyp, Va, MIch 8, $780,
Sres Of George Ssnnod Esq, Before Ge Joix Committee
5oar:se Jasice, Of Boa Houses of De Trgaia Lsgis
laure, Asking Rpriex for &res and Hd.ldt, the Too
Prisoners Moo Undy Sentence Of Death, az ctcri>ascn,
riyyiaid-R> f1saa to GrGn. the Respite, d.
According 70 an arrangement made on Tuesday last,
the Joint Committee Courts Of Justice Of both houses
Of the Legislature Of this State assembled in the Senate
chamber o'clock this evening 70 hear the address
Of Mr. George Sennos in behalf Of Aaron n Stevens and
Albert HAzlet under sentence Of death Charles
town, Virginia The object Of the address 10 obtain
. rcprevc FOR both these prisoners which could only be
had by Joint Recommendation Of both hoases Of The lie.
The Ssnafe chamber was veEy much crowded during
the delivery Of the address, which was Hs1encd %
throughout with marked attention The Committee on the
part o The Houle exhibited much courtesy in proloosng
their session after thu House had met ct seven O'Clock
P n to suit the convenience OF Mr. SennoI The Senate
holds no night sessions, and they did they would have
exhibited the courtesy that marked the members Of
the crdinsse branch Of the Legsstrrc, who
Among the auditors present observed Gov Letcher,
besides OF The prominent members OF both houses
Of the General Assembly, with number Of our promi
chamber and The lobby was occupied, while tie gallery
was eoraly crowded. And notwtnBxnding this large
attendance the order observed was such as the presence
Of stranger, matter whence be comes or for what
pvrrofe, always commands In Virginia
Al few minutes after six O'Clock Mr. Scnrott pro.
oeeded with his address.
But the res,, o. al he cicquence skin Displayed
or that could be displayed BY Mr. Sepro.t only shows
the determination o. The Virginia people. The con- nit
tee mo-sy rescvet that inexreint % inter
sere snd SO csvsrs and Hszlsa viii be hIrgea at tie
re q ycG.ss-Ff,zy It's lef o. March.
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EARon 1o-Henry Bowen, ct al, VS.. the Irish Pres
byierian Church Judgment affirmed, with costs.
a1iI med, with coats.
Elizur Ward w. the Warrington Fire Insurance Com
pany-Judgment reversed new trial ordered, costs to
abide event.
New York Car Oh Company vs. Ahner q. Richmond
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Howard Banking Company vs. Frederick ". WEIGH
acknowledgement for plaintiff, with costs.
Garrett s. Mott vs. the Hudson Fire Insurance Com
pany-Judement reversed and new trial ordered, costs
10 abide event.
Robert c. Wright the Orient Insurance Company
Judgment reversed and trial ordered
Simon H. Cslgrove Samuel ". Talimadge.-Judg-
msnt reversed report Of the referee set aside trial
ordered, costs 70 abide event
Henry stefins vs.. John D. coilns-Jrdgment affirmed
with COTS
Edward Haslam vs. Adams Express Company.-Judg
Mept Affirmed with costs.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Smsily.
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.

ASSAULT WITH KNIFE.
Marco 1o-TAe United States Charles EroUa, oias
kchael SheeAan defendant Ia this charged
with committing assault with knife, Hotcsk.ss,
mate Of the Mayfower. For the defence I; "a: ur
tha. the mate eruck the defendant the head with
Delaying pin and made him bleed profuseiy The jury
found the prisoner guilty, hut recommended him
cy in oonsk quence of the Great provocason.
This morning . motion made for new trial, on the
ground that the verdic against the evidence. Mr..
dwight opposed the motion the part Of the govesruen
The Judge TOOK the papers and reserved his decision
The Uned states William Nso~ (oclosed) The de-
fendan was tried and convicted Of obtaining letters from
th. Poet Office and embezzlng contents motion WAS
made for trial, and further Argument adjourned TIL
Monday.
TIE NORwALK BANK CASE.
The Cnited States James s. WLi1ms-Th.s case, n
which the prisoner ia charged with emoezzng money,
set down for Tueedsynext
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Commerce OF Mobile.
MosnF, March ., isee'
Exports u the week, 8, ,s74,soo


yEw OnRsys, March 9, 1850
Cotou-Saies cdsy $500 bales, .. 1oxc lie for
msddIng he salts Il The week add up co. 500 bales, and
the receipts 500 tee against 80 600 talee for tie same
week IN last yess The exports Of the week foot up
o0 600 bs'es; and the total exports 20 date ,n1,
,eS 90 ocss ksceIs ~ MS ro'' aSssa s.s - ss yssr
S206o0 bales. Freights W Liverpool IA. Sterling ex
change log l0sl. Sight drafts New York af par 10
n per cent premium. Hoaeses dull, al Ac So. CoNee
nrrn at 1850. 1Sc. for prime Sales OF the week 5000
bags. Stock 80 500 bags, syara: l0, 500 lAst year
MoNfH, Mtreh S, 1860
oot.cn-sales 70 day 1900 bales The market closed
at decline &C the .nieror qaalnes oa sieaiy for the
better onts.
C,,on r-arke. quiet; sA,es % day ,oto bales a iotc
for uisapg The szss Of the v-ek soo, no q 600 ees
the pts Geo bales sgsrs' $50 e-es of tvs
oorresponco log week 10 las, year RecsoS leea1 o 'ss
yesr i2O.acc bake. s:oss 70 $50 bales Nos' tyciss
yr,h.sg.s
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BAiTIAoRR March TT, IStV,
The Legislature OF Mary land adjourned o. midnight Of
Saturday .udpg the exciting session ever held
The AppropriA on bills passed within the las: ex
houre The City Passenger Railroad question left
without legislation The Governor signiuei % the House
be would comply with the address Of the Legislature
and remove Judge Stamp.
Duyirg the evening difficulty occurred between two
BAtmofeApe, Thomas Garcper, Clerk Of the Crimina
Court and John W. Mccoy TIE Latter I'm self defence,
drew pistol and sbo; hs antagonist the bali nfcting
flesh wounds In both bis lower limbs. The difficulty
CURED in the Iotunda of the Capitol and csueed FOR
time much ex element
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trrcdeli thK al nc citizens Of Maryland eppossd V
The present demecrAtc party should taAs measures, q
once TO max their opposition effective, by organization,
and the union OF all the clements Of such opposition"
VICTORY FOR CAMERON 1t 10 said that all the republican
ca da es who were successful at the recent municipal
election in Oh csgo, active members Of the Cameron
Club Il that CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
Brooklyn CITY News.

rrRE.-A fire broke out In one OF Of three frame
cottage houses in Quincy street. Murray avenue
half past twelve O'Clock, on Sunday evening. The
alar bell struck for District four, whereas the FIRE
beyond the limits, and thus created considerable oonfu
zion among the department BY the time they reached
the scene the fire had made such head ~ay that the build
Dgs could not be saved. They totally destroyed.
tenement adjoining, owned By Mr.. Barnes, c5nsi
deraby damaged. The houses destroyed are new, no,
quite finished, and unoccupied. They were owned BIZ
Mathew HANDLER LOSS about 50 500, supposed 70 be IN
sured. The Gauge Of the FIRE is net known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
Coroners' Inquests.

BODIES ForSD DRowNED-Coroner Jackman yesterday
held an inquest on the body Of unknown who
found floating in the water tho foot Of Barclay street
verdict of "deaa from drowning" rendered. pe-
ceaeed dressed black frock coat and pant oons
and was apparently about fifty years Of age.
Coroner Jackman aleo held an inquest the body OF
ChIhtana Lynch, colored woman, forty years Of age
WIN found floating in the water the foot Of Roose
Welt street, yesterday morning. Deceased servant
with family In williamsburg and was last alive
about ten O'Clock Saturday night apparently ntoxca
ed verdict Of "death from drowning, was rendered