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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

We have hitherto said nothing about ire personal
quarrel which Mr l. OBJ Branch Of y c. has
endeavored TO .sten on Mr.. Grow Of Pa, because
the remark. of both gentlemen ia the Congressional
debatirg-cub had been fairly reported in our
columns, AID every one who Iesd them mus be
already aware that Mr. Branch was first TO give
and frst to take ofiense, and that bis attempt to
bully Mr. Grow into an apology or duel was
utterly unw arrauted Mr.. Grows response to his
virtual challenge vas exactly what It should be-,
and will secure the hearty approval Of his constiu-
ents, and OF all others who recognise the divine
command, "Thou shalt not kill as a" higher
q" law than the duelist's bloody code. Mr.. Grow
position ID emDently and nobly right, aud will be
molly maintained
And now let US see whether the aw of the
land which sternly iorbids dgeling and challenging
to fight By Members of Congress is worth the paper
on which it is printed. Either Mr.. Branch es
broken this law, or any ohe woo chooses may drive
an ox-cart through it with impunity. Let the
country know whether this law is reality or 3
sham. 1t reality Mr. Branch has forfeited and
must yacate his seat in Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
BUCHANAN AND THE sLAv(gfKAJ

There is 2 remarkable lack OF r52csi caDsistes :
between the congratulations III which TIE Me'>' :
Of President buchanan indulgs on what 70
pleased to represent IS the fual sett.en"
the question Of thl indefesGble night " -
slayeholding brethrn to extend thes
ns,itrtion INTO NJ the Territories Of tue ,"sI
States. whether now in possession or Aer'
f. be acoujre, and the show oi zea' ',i
which the Prudent opposes, in the n'A'
the revival o the African slaye-irade.
The r,.v;Al Of the African slaye-trae' 90.
ra and MY be expected as an ine'''aO'1 - n
of tbot tension Of slayeholding upon WINS" y
.,.n-laders insist as the only ohdlI'"n
,bo;r continuance in the ,nloh 10 ""'1
a., so.called Democratic party has s"oa
=. ADHERENCE apI which, cespaTi0g T" s''',,
- sanctioned By Congress or the peop.1
Mr. Rucsanan strives 20 secure oy rI
rer.eS Interpretation of he Dred seoH oeelJ !,
lecision, We may remark, bad enough -, M
without being put to the purpose Tor WIZ" .aj
Buchanan seeks 70 ueit. The idea of re'H'"s
African .laye.trade. as to which not "o.I c.
lisped previous 70 tie repeal OF the ai''OD "a, M
promise was openly broached inmcd a'e' a.
door had thus been opened, as il wa' then 'uPf !,
g. ,ho .dn;..i0o Of slavery into Kansas anu
g. o,',.r,.d that the advocates OF TINS rev."
and out of Congress, are at the same .'s, ,
Violent supporters of the right Of ss to be- >,
Ind v,alf into the Territories ana =" aa
"a" "a "''" .ca;n.t the wishes o. W.
habi,ant. by Congressional slave sUu, ,.,ssOaAs
to owe to this proposed extension OF ,ss SI
any practical elhciency, the revival o. sc .
a ,ayl r, would be necessary, ina'"u'' ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

be, fcoiisbly end wickedy as they may have squand
end the peoples mopey. ii is certainly unfair to
charge everything upon them, While they ar, bat
oue Of five mOpey-sPendirg bodies Gil Independent
O each other.
But both the Local and tie State Legislatures
meet TO Gay, ard between the new measures con-
corning us which will soon be projected in each,
perhaps the people who earn and pay may fnd
amgss ment and Instruction, if not satisfaction. in
watching the movements Of those who are 10 eat
up tie Ten Million Budget for 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

impossible il the principle Of non.nerventiOn had
not been accepted by ali the Power An urgent
session of the British Cabinet had been held on
the 18th, relative to the Congress il IS believed.
Lord Palmerston's organ, The LoHdo. POst. as-
ieris that if De Lesseps obtains furmsn from the
Porte, sanctionpg the Suez Canal he vii haze
succeeded in severipg Turkey from Egypt. The
danger of a conflict between the Imperial authori-
ties of Austria and the Hungarian Pro:estauts
daily incrfased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

The steamship Canada reached hai''aI 81 !
D. m. Saturday. bringing Liverpool dates to the
18th and Queenstown to the 18th ult'' beng 'are
DAYS later news. Nothing OF Importance had'
yet, transpired relative 10 the Congress Coan
CayouI's attendance, as the representative oil sSar
DINA. attracted much attention. 1t was rumored
that Prince Gorchakofr would not attend the
Congress, unless England sent some impor'ah
member of the Cabinet. Ii is new said that The
Congress will not meet till about the middle oil ,Ae
present month. Tne Paris Presse asserts that
England and Sardinia obtained important guaran-
tees before sending definite answers TO the invita-
ton Of Trance, aud that the Congress would be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

In another column We print letter from Mr. "A.
v Stout County Treasurer, in relation to the pay
mentof Messrs. McSpedon n Baker for services
rendered 10 the Record Commissioners. The reso-
luton offered by Mr. Blunt, in the Board of Super
yisors, which We commented upon on Saturday, was
so loosely woIded that it was to be inferred th't
Mr. Stout had transceIdod bis duty. We learn,
upon inquiry, however, that the Supervisors, ana
their COUNSEL Mr.. Whiting are open 20 the censure
which it appeared was due 10 the County Treasurer
So far from Mr.. Stout having paid McSpedon a
Baker money without authority, the case IL exactly
the reverse. Money had been duly appropriated
for the use of thu Record Commissioners; but
when they drew upon Mr.. Stout for s35,1OO Tor
McSpedon & Baker he refused to pay The money,
foreseeng that litigation would grow out of It.
peremptory mandamus was procured by AcSpedon
& Baker, aud st he refused to pay, and the
Suteryisors gave him Mr.. james K. Whiting as
counsel TO defend himself against the attempt OF
the Record Commissioners IL make him pay After
that. upon McSpedOn 4 Baker agreeing to test the
constiluticnality of the act creating TIE Record
Commission, by bringing suit against 1t Tor the
odd 500. the Supervisors directed the county
Treasurer TO pay them $4,000, upon their giving
in addition a sufficient bend for the repayment OF
the money in case the suit went against them.
Mr.. Fullerton drew up 3 bond in behalf Of Me-
Spe acn 4 Baker, which ar. Whiting, as Counsel
for tie County, would not accept, but substituted
one of his own construction instead, upon which
Mr.. Stout paid over the raOney. Now, 1t seems
that he Supervisors have discovered that, while
tie bond rendered BY McSpedon < Bakers counsel,
and hich was rejected by Whiting, Was foil and
binding, that drawn up By the latter as Counsel
for the County, is good for nothing. The Super
yisors. in view of the fact that McSpedcn 4 Baker
and the Record Commissioners are beaten in their
atterupt TO extract $4,000 more from the County
Treasury, are in a quandary 10 know how TO get
back this S:5, 0Oo, or where to place the blame OF
tie loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

Our new State Officers viii be sworn into office
at Albany to-day.
The new Legislature does not convene till to-.
morrow morning, but the Republican members of
either House will doubtless meet at the Capitol this
evening to nominate their own officers. Current
report aiirms-we cannot say now cOrrectly--that
Hon. d. c. Littlcjohn of Oswego will be nomi-
mated for Speaker, and VIM. Richardson for Clerk OF
the Assembly, with little opposition, We have an
other report that Hon. Thomas T. Fiager of Lock
port may be brought forward as candidate for
Speaker. The name Of Hon. L. A. Couklng of
this City-the able and faithful Chairman of the
WAYS and Means last Winter--bas also been sug.
gested for thai Office
We hear that Mr.. Samuel p. Allen Of Rochester
Clerk of the last Senate declines reelection, and
gives his influence TO Mr. G. W. Terwilger of So
racuse (bis late Deputy as his Successor
We understand that some member Of each
House will submit in their respect Sc meetings to-
night, a resolve condemning the scandalOus prac-
tce OF voting extra allowances or Hatuities to the
clerks, &c, at the close of each Session Iii sub
mitted and voted on b. Yeas and Nays, such
solve viii undoubtedly pass.
We have just one favor to ask of the Republican
members Of either House, under promise that, if
granted we will ask no other. 1t is that they will
tonight pass 4 resolve substantially as follows:
Rsed That the number and compensation OF the several
Clerks OorAeepe Messengers Pages and other iunconaes
OF this House be reduced 70 and Sed at the stan Id VI twenty
years ago"
Such resolve if passed and carried into
effect, will save each House from being Oyerrun
with sdpernmneraries so muttudnOus as to be in
each others way and that of the Members, and viii
also save q good many bright, promising lads from
probable ruin To put boy OF fifteen into legsla-
tive chamber at ten dollars week is to spoil him for
ever after earning bis livelihood by downright useful
labor at average wages Messrs. legislators pray
nfct this blight upon the smallest namber that will
serve your necessities
Gov MOrgan's Message will probably be delivered
to the two Houses at noon tomorrow.
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The circulation Of The TRBrNE being larger than any other
newsraper in the world the most valu DE medium In
which to advertise ard for the information Of Merchants, Manu-
iscurer Mechanics Schools Real Estate owners &c. We give
our prices for advertising:
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Ordinary Advertisements CLASSIFIED under appropriate heads
10 cents Per line each Insertion Two Dollars pei line per
month.
LsADFD ADyRRTIsENRS.s-SIXTERNC CENTS d line
Fancy DISPLAY FpApyHK~t.ENKSTs-Douber rates.
SpYcIAI No1iCfs-frst Pege-I2l CESTs a line each In
erton Nothing inserted oI less TIN sEvgSrYgyE CAMS
each insertion
BUSINESS NoTtcEtcUIth Page, 're Il eader-rvsSrr
CESTs line each Noiur Inserted for less .Lan OsE
DoLI Az each Insertion
IL CRY ITkxs-Peh1ed by the VOID advertisement J.
TyRyTY.FIyE CKSTs line each insertion Nothing inserted
for less than & ~ DOLLAR each insertion.
d Line averages about Mae WOyd,
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It's reported by telegraph that infcrmstion being
given the municipal authorities Of Washington that
q beligercnt meeting was about 10 take place be-
tween Messrs Branch and Grow, those gentle
men were required 10 enter bail IN the sum oi
50, 600 each TO keep the peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

Or Saturday terrible steam-boiler explosion oc-
Cured on the steamship Granada, which the wreck
ers had Just raised and foated into dock, killing one
man and scalding eleven Others. A report VIII be
found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

As this day will be observed as the festival OF
New-Year's, no paper viii be issued from HE
TRIBUNE Office tomorrow.
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A ERIrNn IN NEEn-TRY IT.

Dv SwFKT's INFAL-BfE LINissNr
r, -, ax,s,pa remedy Of 10 age. Prepared nom ms
v ~ Dr. STEPHEN Of Connecticut the eeleeised
ho,r fame is uuryalaj by that OF any yus man
100 .in snJ inuesiate cure Tor rheumatism son neu-
rJSa sius bruises. cuts wounds Sore onI.' 'o" -.
isnbs,a hssSsohs toothsche, and all rheumsic or
slsordsr, external injuries sc. All sufferers slouI go
tnsl &xssoN Co. PrOpiis,ors Noi~lco 'on- '''
here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
ONE DOLLAR line each insertion. No less By the quarter or
year.
TO the hosts Of friends who are working to In
crease our circulation We retain our heartfelt
thanks We shall strive to make TUE TRIBUNE
stil more worthy of their enthusiastic support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Netu?lprk Daily Griba,sa
MONDAY, JANUARY g 1860.
Upward and Onward (.

NJ MOTION for the sale Of THs TRIBUNE In
SCRANTON and HYDE PAgK, Pa.
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ONY HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE LOTS,
'y ,v cen attn zl2h- and Brc-is snd The Har
Rver-Be,g The balance q the great sale Of the ~ Lo.
q Dyctsu fstste which we're not -"id on murray
~cs Co On THrnsDiy NEST tie YiyTH % JasrAEI a. Il
o,clor, A. tbs efeh.rts' Frchsng. u,7si
THE STERLOscoPIC EMP'M.-E. ANTHONY,
The BREATHING ORGANS.
J.R sTATYoED's CoSsrsFTios'
OLIVE TAR BkoScHifi-
tOIth'f
IRoS AND SULPHUR soEE IhR0sr
PowDths ASTHMA,
Asy spkCIrtcs BLEEDiNGO OF LUyss,
FOR DIsKArF. tAfAhhh,
TBK BREATHING 49, CE0UP,
DrGANS nHOoPlSs toVHh.
Wien Olive Tar Inhaled Ia healing. Baisame Od0rs
onrh ia direct couiac. with lining Hembrs-es OF the
Throt Bron hisl Tubes and al the Air isof ke Lungs
ISTrnNAL PsINs CEssH WHY OLvs TAs ~ TASFH.
FxTENS.L Pains C.SsoT Exist THKRs OLIVE TAR Is AP.
PLIEp
j. r. Stqgord, Iron and Sulphur Povders
FVriJy am Reri,oize he BLOOD.
SHea2trE The O1ge.fipe Organs
Ind Regulate al ta> s,e'e;i0nG
An Illustrated Circular. containing testimonials from
GEOEGh Law, esq Ji-av. New YORK
slsEOs Darn Banner. New-iork.
IsAac '. FOWLER, esq, Postmaster, New Yort.
TaeF b9Sv ei ssS, e,}{ . Alcsey
Col SAs'L COR, Hartford Conn.
Col has. NAV, u. 5. 4.
The Rev EDwARD BRIGBT. Eev-York.
The Rev. pr. LKOSAED, Exeter, n. n.
The Rev q. r A. SPISSISC Butternuts, n. Y.
And large number Of or eT prominent persons.
fLIUsTKsTED CrKCCL.R FKHg By NAL ,
Olive Tar. 30 per bottle OF 70 ceut. by mall prepsc
Powders ard charge for postage. Address the
OIIyk TAN Co. No. 3i5 Broadway, New-Iolt Wholesale
Agents. sCHrEPYELIS BRos Co,
Corner NJ William and Beck msnsts, New.f ot
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WupYR's PATENT SALAMhNpER SAFE,
The Great Fire Proof OF the World secured WIN 80
A,st Pow dor ard Burg lsr- Proof LCcks.
R-ntsts Jew ser. and House SAYS made 20 order - -
QVIsS bRorHERs. No So Aaidenlsne, " L,
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Total. ........-...-...-- copies

lOldl ~ sOUV SoPice
The following table of mai subscriptions (our
orders through newsmen not beDg includeD re-.
ceyed in the month of December last indicates
where The TRIBUNE circulates:
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GLASS SHADES GLASS SHADES =
oAs HApEs Of al sis FOX GOVERN; clocks flowers he Se
..,,.ay ON hand sud order DeP0s No. Ia wAA
81 corner OF Ann,.
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BRONCHITIS.

Frcm Nj G H. GaKpTsR Principal Of tns Rnsrr. fsn ps
vu.tnte n Y: been Afflicted with hronellth cams
ths n,st Winter and found relief until found your
.rxacpxs,r RRovSs BF0yCHnL TRoCHE,' or CottH
oIssoEs are for o Throughout the United states Sold ~
rVraf
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The receipts OF The TRIBUNE during last week,
from subscriptions, sales, and advertisements,
amounted S4O,703 II
Correspondi1 week of last year .. 1886 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

DIR. MARSH continues 10 apply his kAp ls ~
y.y Tsu.s With in esecsns p ~ .asr, SaIe' ~
VIZ pa'.n,. ~ 80 3Vesey-st. Ladies ~Nea upon ~
AS 49, rooms. Also, TEvsss, Of every de'iipos 30
ssa s.ut reteron q Rupture Bshias
shvuesI &C., and Al Surgical appliances sceH"hSsS
1872 X N.SSa Co. No fe.eysIr NJ
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Loss OF HAIR ON \ Doc.

The hsIr ras restored by using l6;h Of box Of the Mag
= o.. S.iSa ID FEiS W. 26th-stn for sale by Dr. :. b.
irIi No 3ls Canal ct, BaRNss& PAGE, fArA1ow aid by
Irr.ry lsfa
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HoILOwAY's PiLLs.-For Indigestion, Dnnness
Si,b Headache Mental and Physical Lss',tqde, these
,,ixs Pis are moot efectnal. They eAIel thegmsii'n
nt and arc infsble eoIrecyes OF Female Complaints in
= and old. deiicsfc and robust
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,--.1-,c,. -O,,ing ~ portion of the contents Of

NOTICE.-Owlng To portion oil tle conI'ts Vi
60 -. d.,trovSd by the FIRE including Bill
$3.50 ard posssr books Containing Bus RES HvAhLt
~ 80. M them we have IN ocsl, we woud request
,om III those hold notes exact :. men
s.s 10 us AT oscE; ana al those Ptes whose hSes We
80 J plessa md duplicates a. coon a. possioie lo
80 t live them receipt and certificate Of Ihe .e"0''H
~. ari,nsls-Nes Norf, Dec 81 lSS9 A., 80 o-,...,
see o"s" pr,x,rx BnorHrR Co, No. Q. btckmsnsi-
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THE STERLOsCOPC EMP'M.--E. ANTHONY,
30 a9 EnoAuwAY. Open during the ,yenrs until jan l.
, 1860-03-31

NEW YORK WnFkefs
BIZ TE1rozAru.l NV YoRx. Aarrh 20.
,Forr-A shade aFmeF VIII rather more !nqui1y foE e
Eastern anu 1"eat 1aie aud selue speculative demand.
s pes5ts =. a;es n: e. he Ar.. an 1a,fe easoaasns
ae, Ss Il s % eusr fs pr se'e
c"taalon medium xt1a 10; e5tI6 fF shipping lnanra
sxs,1 *ssa; s cs s a;a sd s
n to ehiee sxa H. aour IN fair gaea al a.
.'s l'randywinc At g. aud ~ puneheoas at rrcslous
Wuskr1u fair Ecque=t and fscady. Sales 500 Iris at
Ga4,s-wheat quiet hut in view Of tic rah.r IA.
t!oa easc. sats S:e9 6u iaerior xtaief sfss
Kye du md quit sS s6e Barley 9a1ct and unchanged
WSotMatet Gull m prices arm sacs I'D b.lcs est.
TALIow-Quiei and tmall sa,cs II lo4c:
, ntsEt:t M :a'nswat irseula1 ncT +
a,s7s Tor ne. Ae:. a:s' i:r sla Meas ~ = !Ss new
w 80 d, ses .:"oslo: ,ep,eked Hes< iii
81 tis D.si .n* :o eotsae Jul si.. . ic IT, III. d
sl:sis ltr >ta.c ant t!@'3 . for we:ten Cut Mea,,
+ fs' qsi:; a5. Il % sssfsss
r tas txst t 81 g. thur ess. sacs its
,%.'nt.: aoins 4 1isi4s f:r oo and 4s.o iof tts,s
i: as .s: ,;ssv r.: s q? IS 8 bsat s,at .1as s
~ s { s s d ha, s e" g @ q
os pa,: q :hh soed :ps. aaa at ~ slssaes
wiil,aIsen. 1au. 1ed sfr lie lre.s: nysen ssa age
onss lltsea :s2;ss incE,.l sn r. ;s,:e Iy,a Iw.
s3Is tts rt sI.a oo'0"s3 psa''
S7ScKLuctis1 and acs!se. Especially VI c, this hav
&c Es CT il 'eSsf @ III
s.E, n.nan. is;x. Ms l., ~ 4.x H:a!lnE ~. C&
M i Ei H1s' r. s. ~ ri II is.oe
s"a. d. g: FL q q 9n,. M q y '64. Il nds slS Nj
, 1860-03-31

The Flour market to-day was again quiet and
tho ssles limited ut sZ7GI4 So for fair to choice
Spring extras. Wheat, under the influence Of
the news by the AraJia, as well as light receipts,
advanced sc, aud clo.ed tirm-the sales Of new
receipts No. Spring being at 99c. and
S5@s'c for Rejected. Corn was in rather better
inquiry and the market was a shade Gr1ner,
especially after The receipt Of the New York
dispatclIes-sa1es ranging from 43!@4S1c for
No. /; 4lc for No. Q; and 40c for Rejected. Oats
were in limited supply ind tue market quiet.
with sales at cjlc o. track Rye firm at &c.
Barley active ut Gs@7.c for lots on track bY
sample. Seeds quiet and unchanged. prori-
aions Inactive. uighwlucs dull, with sales at
7?c- Alcohol. 4e@41c.
New FIRN.-1t will be seen from IN adycr-
aisemcnt in another column of to DAYS paper.
that ]. G. Wright aud Il. +. Whitney, formerly
Of oswego. who are both well known to tho
business omnunity as leary shippers o: pro-
duce during ths last four or Eve years, hare cs.
tablisAed themselves hare permanently under
the firm Of Virgil. T. Whitney, as commission
: inerchunts.
BOARD OF TRADE ELEcT1oS.-The annual elcc.
lion Tor officers Of The board Of Trade for the
ensuing year, comes OF on Monday next
New Yonr PronucE MAEkE7s-March as.-
Receipts. $3.50 bb's -four; 2aa,11s bu corn
7s7 bu oats; 400 bu barley; ea bu rye.
, 1860-03-31
Daily Review Of Chicago Market


Ftovn.-Kceeipts Us .,5,s As1kct ot;et Sa.es ucr-
lss hs. choice Spring t1ta at e;.s delivered; 80 bis,
"Belo. City, ii 1910 In storc-15 da, t,nc 40 bills
so,d Spring extra al t1t3-.an.c trm: ,oo LIE fl,
sp,tns ezra 4. s415 d,lye,cd.
NutA1-Nc.l,,. =, bu. In 1,,r a,,n,pi ,,s " 1et
tet s,,t. a In f,e. +cr.i.., yo snr,p =,
%, IN ere a,, , do far ,,c,{v.Y, In t,,t xoi ,,o,
,t ID. :, s+,n m In cho,e. f.,n ., = m h, H., ~
Al N t,l;vtci o In NJ su7, At =. n. cn t,,cl m
In NJ snrnr \, A q, m ta-r 1.a t,rx c, ,non Ke5
,n,s- A. a m m 1,.ck. m In nev ,cc,,. R, ,-r1.a ~
s,c in ,torc zoo t,u do It re In s,or.
t.orx-Ke ctts 81 $40 bu Market s.oad1 s,1c,r-e,r.
,eo tu fresh ,ece1ns N. nj 431c In .,crc e hu ,o
t 43,<c in tore tc0 q do for liver. dun. the ms, ,f
OF Nay refers optiop at &c IN so1r 4o new RECENT.
No at ac in s,o;c o ku frssh rc;tt. Il iectd - "a
In eorp s:a, In rood r,nnon bv sanc nm r. RI II ta,k
t,hrs.-E.reI,tx 1;e4 hu QUIT IN In M. Int s.Lr
On; ;r,cS.
<.1~ = cen
, 1860-03-31
BY TEL ,EGRAPH.


TAsE1xs7oS, March 20.
seSA7R-The Chair laid before tn. senate n
message iron, the President in reply to Il reso-
lat1o'' of inquiry relative tn ttts operations Of
tie nary IN Mexico, at,d the authority therefor
Ordered to lYy on the tab'c and to be printed.
slr. Mason, from the Committee en- FGrcign
Relations, reported bill relative to tue ass+ u,-
bling Of d Convention Of Commissioners from
the United States and Paraguay TO consider the
cluin1s- u tie EhoGe Isla1,.l Company. Said
Commissioners to E,ect in Washington and sit
three months. The expenses 10 be puid jointly
By both agents. He u.Eed ior the present con-
sidcraton Of the bill. Laid over.
The bill to further carry out the provisions Of
the 18th scclion Ct tlie treaty between tile Uni
ted Staics uud Mexico, concluded February ii,
1s4s, was taken up. It provides for the Com
missioner to atjudicate private claims under the
treaty, there being special fund in the Treas.
ur5 for paving them. Aftera debate it was laid
over.
Tic private ca1cudar was taken up and bills
upon it discussed the balauce OF the day.
Adjourned.
(The House proceedings, with the exception
Of the following, hare not been furnished us By
the telegraph
HOUSE -Oa motion Of Mr. Co'fa1 the amend
ment providing that If any person endorses OF
letter, that it is to be returned to him in tbirt,
days il not called for it shall be 50 done, ustcat
| of being sent to the dead letter office, wn
passed. 4 number ofpriyate bills were passed
| Adjourned.
, 1860-03-31

whea; bu
Ba,scy, bus /:
Itdes' 10. III
There was q fair degree Of actirity in flour to-
day, the result. however, rather Of the aroop-
ing tendency in prices than amy improved feel
ing in the market. The transactions embrace
about 900 tb1s a. Il Go@4 GIL for good couutry
Extra, free on bna'd; Rats for fair city Extra
deliverable Nsy 1xt, aud at $3.50 for White
Winter. The wheat market Was dull aud slight
Iy lower far all descriptions smai! quantity
Of No. ! sold at s?9@ssl On trask. and 81 deliv..
cred; Extra at el.Ua@1.0 .0+ delivered and Red
Winter at *l.05. There were scarcely any par
tics buying, except the m,l'crs, and they Taiber
gparineis. Coarse grains also partook of the
general du)ntss, and there were very few sales.
There is moderate local demand for shellesl
corn at 5oc. Barley, Oats and Rye are un:
changed, or moro properly should be quoted
nominal.
ST., Lor,s, March es.-Reeeipts By river,
s.o2s rts corn 1856 sks barley $50 sks oats; j;
AIS sks wheat; 67s sks potatocs; 455 bbls
whisky. Uy railroad, LOT sks corn; l.67s
sks oat5: +: 40 sks wheat. Wheat-Sales Of 80
aka Spring st 81 per bu; l5S sks club at el.1o;
@8 aka red Fall at fl.25; 660 SKIS do in lots 81
e1.S:; 17G sks do At s!.37t; and 9? sks choice
at sl4" Corn-s'.les Of us SKIS mixed at 4ec;
1ss +ks in the ear II SOC per bu: lo5ska sheled
at rsmc; $50 sks mixed At 43c, sks returned
1.11t XXI mixed ~hisc and yellow at Sic; ss3
sks yellow nj s4e; 100 ks mixed white At 5Sc ;
1sz aka white At S4e; 600 do At .55c, and 3l7 do
u 1to delivered. Oass-Du1l; sales Of 73 ak.
1t +se, ska rstnrned; tic ks 1T Sc; 7&o sks in
too lota At Ac. and 243 sks at CSC delivered.
IaF1ey-*a1e q 80 ska spring 1t 80c per bn; q
do at 52c; !; End 12G ska Fall Il u, ski returned.
kps-sE eks NJ S5e. and 81 do 1t SIC per bn.
NGisky--V"rJ dali i; s&'eA rvs hbls ia 17ts 1T
1fE, ftrk-A round lht Of TO bbls NETS 1t