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, 1860-03-27

1t IxIzoaArH.l l.rx Tokx+ Easeh IT,
fLernuE; heavy and dropping for all tsctp,i. ms Of
-. ''h. xcapt tuteslar >t1t", wl!ck is sca1re
ana N noacf1s requ II M rce. Sa.ts tl0u Il
*.s e.. III anr STATE, 45 -sRJ3o extra STATE,
- for sncfpc Wcstrs u ST: conipon to
medium extra cs'eFn-marhet ces;'E tang. tasatl in
meG 'fte r ga =. rtEes rastrr sIurs. hIs at
ss&!f!'1s cnmcn ta crolec extra. I've duur quiet
Ss,.. = tS+t 4e Corn meal se4dv. with
re15uest 1t u aEG.l..5.
MAisxxQu!t ard unchanged. Es.cs lol bis ni 9.kc
MsIAF-liul:e Cd dcraand ard market uca7y with d1wa
~asa tosdehry SA 8 UD hu prime milwaukee, Cinh
siel IA sure. 3,'J bu g,od willie t.sa=di. At nt tiat
vsrs tyr quiet II sSi. barley un1 aa :d "a cs
nha hu h,ndsone C41sa,.a last -, IT, 10 n
hesvT aud lowet falcs bu 1us.9 ;or r,:rcd
&s,aefs. eL!nr II inddc rer. .as; fer sr!uw JtHay
aaa s91tac1n fur good wilt: eus1.hc-n. OTIS teuty
i'Govnoks- -Ae-s rn.s In far feuard and G.tuer white
Imr il qutt and unehnnEed. :slss stV hhla tf71a
1s! for new es: Il: -. ios Cd pl Prime;
q! III tE pr:uaa utsf au nrd eh1ukcd. Falls Ul
lh: u Sc 10 fer r. m; t5sso:ur e:*9 f.rr
heavy 4lc2l3 tos s.t~ ttls.s3 for Pr,1e
mcs* dull n'd nau-al at Nee5lq tu. meats quiz,
steady. s4'Es lso pks ut y71.e for shoulder; kssykc
1os hrmt. HAsna quCt Mid uhctan:ed. Sa's4 u Ahda
rouG 'fdes at 9hc Lard AID jce unchanged. taca
u.s IT 1U-1lHc. DuttrF tn m"deraie quest At ltti
1fE Tor oht<; its for Statr- ClecAe quit I0eri.c
G*oc.E.ks-cefee quiet but nE. Salrs 491ngx IAN n'
Iosto Keo II a4oc cleft the latter dguEs; " bsis
oat 46@t1c Sugars less aclive dl. Sales 20 hhts
chiefly cuta tAG ard BY auction le7 lh3s n. q.
sold at eHty7 :1.LH. at % days.
StpexsEc8 81 tSH. pt!h WsnC d AHsst. Gal l.
EstH 4 q. 4 RI Rtp F h,ssx y :qs:,
sex, 10 IL aQH.
, 1860-03-27
lFaily Rcyiew Of Chicago alarllet.

. ~,o-,, MONDAY ETENENc. March &c.
fLouR-Reecps,1 sas ibis. s{artc. dull. Sales were
s,"o eo ona "ContocEc:at" Spring extra ut e5.eo
ae. oob1s Genera" tWI., at 1;k d.: 20 tpls fab
9l3.tc.. '> >'-" 'A"'
ling at tao.oo o. track.
at-fccefrs. et95 tu. Qa.ct. S7,ea were: 700
w ~ ussp'ankastlM fob cp0 bu new receipts Go at
sese; lo) bu Nol Hed 1t ele On t1a:k 1a5 aus No.
a. e'.oS On fracE; 81 ha No Spring inbag4 ut
siv.4 On s'auki 0obn DO at s1.ol on tack.
eoNN-feeeipst, = Sss bu. Declined h3x:. sa1c,
1'ewe: 90 bu primo Kvsr 70 arrive ut 44c 1T;
IN ss"1 cana II &c aao; 1000 hu 1rccipts No.
A9ctn stoc; a09ou do n 42e ID store; lGoo bu oil
receipts No. at In sorc: 1os1 bu do a Nc In so.c
ha wax, Fcl!er option; .. bu do u lie In Il TT x0
o ne" cepss No. At 4c in esort lo su do At 4yc In
e'oe; leo lu NV receipts Rejected a, &C IL su.c l
hui No. . by sample It 1919 on t.atk.
oA1s-Ncce.ps, 1se4 b.. MARKET deelrcl KEe1e Sa]es
%efc1 so tu TO- at &c DEL; S1 tu do It SC On Hune
70" rackt 1 bu do at SIZE Ga!ena track S0 bu do Il.
SC OF truck.
AIE-Eece p:s III bu. In good demasd and nrm s.lcs
were: 10 bags In two !ots, At Sc on track.
EARLEf-KeeeI1ts.3 3:s In. salcs werc:-:so bu choice
At 10 IN track 40 III No l At .0c del.
sEED3-Rect'rt-, 67.G1l lla-T1mothy Seed in GOOD
dcnand Sales wese:-1. taSs tAo!ce ut s.9:E !. Lays
do 1t tso0; 3Ja and bsg4 good II e. 10; taxs dirty
At s'5. Glove, Seed du c5 sgs pr In lots At 81
10 bag. Co at s191 Hungarian Grass dull lswcs Sale.
sre:-ea bags good ri .oc - tu Dtoem Com Seed sod
II Sc.
HlGHwINE:-Dal and Hc 1owsr sa.es ue1c:-sco
b5s Country II lso-
ALc0HoI-sc&f1c z gallon.
MESS P0Ek-NomlEal i. alS.sosle.s5
LAfD-1n good demand and scarce II 10Ec
TALL)W-Qu'rt an: nomina1at 1oc.
MDES-Recc!p's. &C. so !bs. Market 1rm. Geeen "a
, 1860-03-27


The growing crop Of wheat is NOW VERY back
ward, sud. in some districts, deserted as nre-
seuiing an un1arorubie aspect. Our farmers,
consequently. careless about selling at prcssnt
rates. nnd frequently lake their samplcs homo
again from market; but we think that at ass
per qr. for good Average red they would Sell
freely, as they still hold large stccks uf old
wheat, and have us yet sold comparatively little
OF tho new crop, As soon Us the Bal!ie Sea be-
comes csear ot Ice, ne expect largo shipments
from thence, as extensive purchases hsrc been
made during the winter 1t the chief ports, on
Ensllsh account-we presume, in 1te auticip.-
ton Of sisc in cur market. as the priccs laid
10 MT Admit Of profit on eur present quota
lions. There has also bcca j considerable de-
mand for Belgium, but this must be now iaIly
supplied, as we observe some shipments u.e
maAing from the couk.rv to Grcut Britain. Ar
rivnls IRON the United states coutiEncs s1nall.
as there is no margin fur profit; aDd the same
inar be said with regard to Ftn,ce.
1hnush thesluty ia Tie northern departments
is still pTohibstury, it is not expected to cou-
lime so after thseud oi the month, being do.
pendent on tiic!r system Of averages. SPUN,
!,oEtnsa! and Italy do not seem likely tore4urc
further supplies at present; md the growing
crop III tue southern portion of the latter coun-
try is described ~ promising gond harvest.
Alter 4he arrival Of about 300 vessels nov On
the way 10 this country, the supplies from, the
black Sea, Danubian Provinces, and the Azof.
bat the faaling OF Of the French, Spanish aud
Italian den1and is not unlikely to Induce the
holders in tie Mediterranean ports 10 reslip
considerable quantities Of Black sra wh.at, for
sale in Great Drit-in. Though The growing crop
in this couutry is yerY backward. VT Iu not
think tic appearances are unfavorah!e, as the
plants ntpcur TO be, with few exceptions, u,iu-
jurcd. and with fi1e warm s:1io:, will soon
become sufficiently forward. Should III uuIa~
vorablc change occur trou. .rcierncut weather
, 1860-03-27
The National Dcme cratic Committee

Tho National Demo cratic Committee.
WAs11sSG1oS. March a,.---TLe following call
has been furnished here 1or publication 70 NOR
row:
WAsnxGroS, e4th.-T,c members Of the
Democratic National Committee arc requested
to meet in Washington on Thursday, April 9Th,
for consultation on important business i full
attendance is desired"
lSigned.l ), +. Smalle.y, airmnn; J. Il.
George, c. l.. Valtandingham, Ju!ius uesse,
Secretaries.
Six or eight members Of tho Committee are
already III the city. 1t is understood that 10
change will probably be made as 10 The pluce Of
holding the Convention; but il WAS thoug ght I'M
portant that Tie Committee should bc called
together to satisfy. public opinion, and in the
hope that the grievances complained OF ut
Charleston may be abated.
The clsmor for \ change continues unabatel
from different sections There il sume talk
from individual delegates now here, Of an
inlormal call upon the several state delegates
to confer Mt the same time with the Dct,a,-
cratic National Committee on tho above named
subject.
, 1860-03-27

New fonk, March a5.-It is suspected that
the chinaalan who was picked up oti' Bsrnssat
murdered the Captain and his brother and then
deserted the vessel, and his sudden di.appear-
ancc on arriving at this city yesterday tends to
confirm, the suspicion. The Spray was bound
Lester had in his possession funds Tor the pur:
chase Ct hls cargo. The police hare the affair
in han.l.,
William Johnson, alias Alfred ". Hicks, the
suspected murderer Of the Captain and crew Of
the oysscr sloop F.. 4. johnson, arrived lsre in
custody Of detective Neyius aud Smith, Of
prosioence, +. l., yesterday afternoon. A sill
yer witch and couple Of money bags found in
possession Ut the prisoner, have been identified
as the property of Captain Burr.
, 1860-03-27

Decce,t. received en- Ca,.c.: Ac-o.n! - ?+-'.
city cTuG:y, anil tee .1al et.::un. ga:t.. TO
retola- Gc;rs.l:nss ana rr.:,~n,.tn:+.
Interest oa b4la-ee* OIL. b: 1;wet cases whf.
zpeca! aEEs have lf~r II. i:-t ..tt..
We receive :ero-ts 2aY=b:. - :..c. With
tns.frsk X u. b. A;tu& ri.
, 1860-03-27

Grain-Snlcs 800 bu Oats on wharf at 4Jc:
200 do ut 4Ge from storc; lV0 do Corn from store
at s9GSec; SO do do at &c. Sales 10 bu Clover
Seed ut $4...j.
C1xyc1sarr MAnxErs-March oS.-The Gastt{s
OF Yesterday says:-The produce mn. Let is in
something Of drag, sad Flour especially seems,
despite the confidence Of those who hold to Le
entirely neglected for anything beyond the local
ported At $3.50, aud choice family at S 90.
Wheat finds no ''nex friends" ner any better
favor at the hands Of its sold" tho local buy
crs. Corn is Gull and lower By one cent per
bushcl among the distiliers. t,a:s are Offering
at yesterday quotations. but do not sell fseel}.
harley is steady at s5@s7c: for prime fall Rye
day, and was US usual on decline, duh. Dali,
tnnrnnnnSe t.f- '-
, 1860-03-27

NIAGARA, c. W, March o6.--A fire yester-
terday morning destroyed Glbson's cabinet
taop md seven adjoining buildings, including
the Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges, and MI
their contents,
, 1860-03-27
RffN8 In Indiana.

F. WATSE, Ind, March .G.-0n Saturday
night, L=au'an's Grocery Store in this city. .Fns
CONSUMED. Goods partially saved. Loss esm.
1T Columbia city, Sunday night, Tu.tl='s Tav-
eEn and hardware store, aad sadd'cr shap,
aayci-lQas uukuaHu.
, 1860-03-27
ILLINOIS AND nIlCI11GAN CANAx

.M=rcL 81, e5.
nt1o!s, La Sails. 4,-f0 bu cor-.
Eie2R :. La Salc. 4, 80 hu corn.
1t1Sct 1fu mes. L. sa!lc, 4g1 In c5r1.
American :t1! Ii sale. 90 a corn.
=: A. TEnEp. Jolte'. light. -.....u
nNlse Il Sal!c Las nu corn: $50 NJ furniture
". Il. s1orn, Locsiost, - cubic ;sses sttnc.
CLEANED. March =, Is.
rereu.n. IaSaile III, 40 lumter. 1909 # siding
ccA it LaSaile. I'll 100 uner 1pa Il kdng, 1O03
lath, - bs carpenter work, a7a7 ns merchandise,
~ bvls Anur. +
A.1xoaa, >hle. 1o1. IS; f u,r les, q go l4th.
Aftica, L. sale. l:n,t1u II lu.nb+s. ....
1nns: Lasae, l1oo' n lumber, lssoo shingles 81 tu
t. E. G!e, Lasa, lo.1e7 lumber, 81 GO s,nses. Ii
Dell. EJan LsSae lin1o7 Il 1nmicr 90 aas7s!ts
u. seesiry, LaSae, IL 19S It iumtt7 ding, 15
900 tatG.
GasEtw, Ia$41.e 4.ra1 qu wheat. .
GeGrer ta$al1c 26O0 i. ,Her a. % II sIding, 10000
. ingtc, s: 100 lath 20 D. merchandise.
IsnGrc*s LaSa L. 10a sal # iumqes, It siding.
CEanu., LaSalEe. lt5.7sy Il 1uinL-T.
~ il. GroN n. Lo4 kf4rt. Light.
Atlanta. lasate, lol ri II lrm.c., .Ea0 anEes.
ontAIS e Lasae M 6542 lumber, :t # edins, 10000
Da ube, Lasasls, lps iss IT lumber, oco lath.
Co. Freiu1nt. aSa!e. f0l.12j It lumber.
A. Leach. lasa 639o lumber, ot0 s!dInc $4,000
Il. 4. ihos,, Lasa!lc, 5,0as bu wheat .... ...
Acme, iasalie. l30o3 It lumber, 100 CO.. shingles, q 0
Adea Kankalee. o sa # lumber, 9so shussez, q 900
lat!. 4t0 cedar pus:s-
, 1860-03-27

Coon NEWS Fon LuxnEnErs.-ave are clad to
rcrceisc by the accounts from Britain by the
!Asia, TINT the reduction Of duties on FOREIGN
Timber will not take p!ace until the is, Of ,Js1-
nary next, consequently our lnmbercss will 10
enabled to run oil their stocks during tue pres
ens !css: :his has given an impetus to the
British Timber Markets, so far as affects Colo
NAL, and has put stop to the dullocss that fol-
loved the introduction Of Mr. Glads,oue's Grst
'intcntion.-uontreaz Transcript,
F1T7snr.ou, March give have no news to
'mpart in reference to produce. Our quotations
sum up to good figure, presenting a fnir aver
age, nj the old figures. We hare seldom fouud
bas'ness generally more depressed, or heard a
1nmrc universal complaint Of tight times aud
dull trade. This cannot last ling. We may
soon lSok for reriyai, aud the sooner the bet
, 1860-03-27

Bns1SEss i'RoerEcrs r. SCASApA.-Thc Mont, cal
V1tn<ss rcmHrks =" The sales Of Unmarried
goods IN New lcrk and Boston have been
smaller than was expected, anl considerable
stocks arc likely tn be forced OF ut auction CT
seiu over. ln Cansda the spring trade las
barely commenced, but the authorizations con-
corning it are not sanguine. The pressure of
Old debts, aud the eacriices made to ayoid bauk-
fnitcy, havo such j depressing. influence On
n1any who continue solvent that they are fur
more deslrous Of decreasing old liabilities tlsn
incurrins new; whilst a:olher larse class uuy-
.ng been entirely ruined in tue times Of spccula
tlon aud rcrtradng, are not now uble to cou-
tract Debts If they would. Altogether. economy
anu contraction continue to be the order of the
uay. and, however healthy such condition Of
thtnss may be, it causcs small satrs and general
aepfessEou: As matter Of course, the accutnu.
come ou', aud there will come time OF expan. .iou
and great apparent prosperity uSain. Iaoy
persons arc therefore, it appears 10 us, fur too
much depressed concerning Tie value of pren-
erty, thinking that it will never again reach
anything like the prices Of ls1G. Tie expert.
ence OF the States shows that however srrnt
The reactious. prices, in all ordinary cases, came
n.p, in series Of years. to the foy,ner mark,
hoseEer np high. and usually went far beyond it.
1hcfe has not been, in our remembrance, such
number OF clerks seeking employment ~ ut
thc present time in Montreal. Tliis is chiefly
occta'onrd W tic breaking up or contraction Of
commercial houses u the western cities Of Can
ada, aud tue consequent concentration Of at,cn-
lion on Montreal. BESIDES the number that
hare come here, VIC understand that thousands
nt clerks and mechanics have gone West from
Upper Cenada this spriny in search Of employ
ment. Tie FtcncA Canadis us are al,u cnii ra-
ting to the Sta'es wholesale. Should net our
Government ta&e steps to get the Red River
and Saskatchewan valleys opcncd upon the free
farm principle to this hret Of Canudiaus, who
will elaigratc ut any ratcy"
, 1860-03-27

ST. JesEru, March 26.-The first rail ever
laid in Kansas was put down on the st. 10.
aud Marysyille Road this afternoon in presence
Of many citizens, anong whom .wcrc our city
officers and other prominent men. This Is the
commencement Of the drst section Of the Great
Pacific Railroad west Of the Missouri, which
vii! be rapidly pushed forward, aud the shrill
whistle Of The. 6rst locomotive ia Kansas will be
heard in few days. Emigration to Pixies
Peak is fast: revising, and many are arriving
daily for the mines.
, 1860-03-27
Vl'larfial a1iG Commercial,
.. MONETARY.

:AospAr Evrz1so March ~. 1860.
In the street to-day exchange had downward
tendency. Sales were made ut II, and some as
: Low as II. The current ratio ut tho banks w:s
It, but With present prospects it cannot be held
long ut these figures. It is too near the open.
lng Of the Straits for bankers to be willing to
hold anything nbrc than " working supply"
at present rates.
Gold Ct, with small demand.
ST. Lorls.-we quote the following from tho
Democrat Of yesterday:
Money frcm the country is coming in morn
freely, bat there is nothing like M easy ,narkrt
here. Owing to the receipts from cout,try n,cT
chants, currency is somc nlent;er ta.daS. . Int
II 1s st'il bought ut a@l discount below banka.
blc inads, and sold Ut discount. Tomorrow
being general payday. it will bc in more de-
~ ams n'sa ancte ~ some gold being shipped East
The exchange market il unultered, but ex-
treme!y tight, notwithstanding the heavy pro.
dnce shipments. The merchants are comp|ain-
ing bitterly u the heavy bank tax imposed upou
them In the way Of high rates Of exchange. Wa
nosefsea ,a one buy o.ooo draft on New Or
Leans to to pay for that amount Of ezoccrey.
ne premium 1t cost him was 800. ii Louis
vaae or Cincinnati, it would Lasc cost him SITS
'eas, OF per cent, fnsteaa Of ! per cent, Such.
cscr5day transactions are felt by those that
make them. Merchants who have Eastern nav
Men1e 70 make, 1ccl it worse. Wcquo:c seilin.
rates steady at II on The East, aud prem, or,
INC S:ulh' for banknblc funds; for currency, :!
and II respectively.
CHc1SSAu.-Thc Ga:et!e Of Saturday says
There was better supply Of money, today,
10 most quarters, in proportion to tho demand.
and the market, all round. WAS easier One or
t"o ot tle dscount houses had afl they could
%, bnt others reported n deficiency Of sutis-
factory paper. Good names were disposed If
without difficulty at 1o@ls per cent.
There WIS moderate demand for Eastern
exchange. and. with ample supplies. tho feel
ing was easier, but there was no 1uotablc
Change in rates, which remained at 37M4O
prem, buying, and 50 prcm., selling. Bills
were IN limited supply and good demand Ut
equal 70 ,s@l0 for Eastern, dis. for 90 dny
New oneuns. aud 1a@2 dis. fur 60 day do.
Gola was dull und nouinauy unchanged. We
, 1860-03-27

MILWAUKEE, 3larch "a son Of G. E. Upto. !,
At Stucktor, Portage county, WAS scaldei tu
deat'. On the e5th inst, BY filling into kettle
Ct boiling wafer.
Weeks, Norton i Co.'s steam snw mill, ia
Nanitowoc county, was consumed on the 18th
inst, aud nayid Tupper and James Francis per-
ished in sh: flames. Loss Of property, 81, 900;
not Insured.
, 1860-03-27

AEAru1s, March aG.-Thc Arkansas Traveller,
frdm New orleans to Fl. Smith. sunk Wedesday
NEAR Van Durcu. Arkansas. Unknown passeu-
ser lost. Bost and cazSo total loss.
a bargeilrom Caro- jsln tow Of steamer Philo,
sunk above here. Loss $25, 600 Insured.
, 1860-03-27

NzLoY's STATION, Marsh a5.-Thc Overland
Nail cuach. with California mails to the 5th
last, passed here late last night The datrs
are anticipated By The steamer Baltic, which
a:rived 81: Scw York this evening.
N.nt conr;cts escaped from the California
S!d.e lI7son Oh the night Of the Sd inst.
, 1860-03-27

ALBANY, Marcl. .5-The Democratic Central
Committee hare found that the best arrar3e-
p.eut they could make ut Charleston fer eish1J
persons. IS five dollars per day, to commence
on the 18th Of April, which is one week before
the Convention. That is raising the e1tor1ion
to nearly ten dollars day each.
, 1860-03-27
/ vi | GAG ., ION 4 AND
~ NEDEASkA RAILROAD
Chiraso, Clinton l. fcdar l:apid 4

1ot.cs, trains v!l r..r :. Gn.:.vs; 1~'' |@
TRAINS WESFH AKp. TEltyx.r.:r;Sa
, 1860-03-27

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARR1FED........ March &c, ls61,
Schr aeon, Robert, n.kesi'c. 10 cords wood.
= hr lsa'. 'lxE. Push, Racine, $50 All1th.
sclr Wan. TIL. Canpbl1 Iu.keson, Is cords st.ae1e
tosts. - ~@'@t''-
CLEtEED.... March a6, 1850.
fchr Frsnsn, t;rls. sAe1oyzan, Is hsls high Wines
Nc1T Rambler. Pugh. Racine. light.
schr l'rtb.e. Nuekl+. Two HirrEA light
nu3se
schr Pauline s.seant. Mat{s.ee, tons hay, rs oer.
, 1860-03-27

NORFOLK, Va. os.-IIoa. Frances Mallory.
formerly Member Of Congress feom this dis
tr1ct, died this forenoon.
The United States Steamer Pocalontas is
still hero whiting orders.
The United States Steamer Dacotah is rapid
L Grtling ready for sea.
, 1860-03-27


!ne INJURY 'os f4ooF to-day "as scry limited
Ia .e ..'a' "e' "as oals anu neas Will limited
u''as1..o.s as 7''' st9"oo los low grade to
rerr ,,niet ~ aI. ,a...na 49, 49, 49, I 10
tn fin nrde,x fro,, 9, 1nn;. .as 49, s ~: 40
s,t;eeod :. .,...a ...u $500 .s. -HN oe."s
.' s"., :, ''osea o.'' a"a WEAK lne sa'es oe'
i ING limited, at aac Tor new receipts No. in
ctore, and $1.04 f. o. b. for round lot> Of 900
bushc,s a.v;t, 1c s,on fro,,, ~, o. s..:.
d;sn,..,,a. a.. 49,. - 4oo's
am So .o-,,ny This vii, nroh,n,v mi 60. ~
shipments from this mort 10 St. Louis for n t;nc
at least. The Corn market to.aov oooin ia.
cl.ned s@'c, the sales being liberal mt tile de-
clnc-rnng'ns from 43@t3sc for new receipts
No.; 4i@1lsc tor old receipts No. J.; 40i@
Ac ios ne" receipts No. 2; and doc for new rc-
celpts Rejected. There were also two boa. loads
Of Corn sold-ouc Of x,r;mc r;ror n n,.;us
a.''' ~ 44c ouoAs, and the other
OF good Canal, at &c aaoat. Oats were
dull and }G11c lovnr-xntnz r,o;,e s.
ut .5t7:ec or +r,cl
-. eos A "se WAS IN gooa ocmnud
o. orc oa''es continues in fair demand, aud
sales to. .lev we're nj ~ fcr 11o;.a 49,.
~, saw, s.,:- '.a 1'oes U" traeA .ana
s'e ios ~ oe'iTefcd. Choice Timothy Seed
is still In uc.iye request, aud firm at sa 9f,0}
:..3at, and cou,uop tn fa;r nj 60 -oc,. On ~
yer Secd dun 11,ana.;,. -.,V' 10
Tho Provision market is quite inactive. There
il. however n s-ond ,3onsrd f,u r,
nj. H.. ''A l'ne AaFo Ut
,,: 1v'.' Jul Inc marsct Is bare. Tallow quiet.
'"'As0 ~ 'o"er'
oHo'shs cAhs'-C. e. Wall'ngford, Esq,
seu' VI 1ne oreat estcrn Hallway Of Cana
ua' sla'cs taat wha' the n \. tribune charges
VIZ. 'aat she growers cars on that road arc not
cnouph.
CATTLE VIA GHAsn Trunk Il. Z. TO HosroS.-
In answer to numerous inuu;rtes ,nn,le ra,.t;xo
r. a.. .1,;a.r... - C..,,a A.
-; s". u e1'''c ~ boston " Inc
'rano trunk hallway, We would state that The
last lot shipped arrived in Boston on t,e scve,.,
duv of,cr ,e,x;no ch;o... T,'. 49,. w oe' en."
49, Wit" eA'e1so~ LUG foutc Is as fol'
io"s' hy Aich' central or Southern Railroads
ro Sarnia, $40 miIca in q hours: rail from
Sarniu In pr,srott. rerrr N o,a.,s,,,.,.,,
-, " - osaeasoorgn ana
fail from osdensburgh TO Boston. The route il
very advantageous for heavy Cattle intended
for TIM 1zoston martot az flo ,,,.,. -.
49, =, 'eo '''e
~.. Wv saws 'o"ct 'aa" oo any o'l'er
route. Mr.. Warrack. The agent of the Grand
daunx ha'tFsy IN this ety. viii .nish parties
Ns0A'a' VI ""'P"as' WILL Ae fa1cs'
NUMBERING OK ST. Cno1x R,vrn-The Tav.
1or.a Falls n.a;<,<. ~ .,., "a, .
w. 9'' ~ 'os ...a SasS:
Inc Jog dfi!ers are getting ready for opera
nona Ga the river, aud RATS will soon be the
have been Gu, thit winter considering the sht r.
ness OF H. aud business III this line, 1t is hoped,
AAA ~ E"o" VIC So'is1'6 eeaSou.
, 1860-03-27

Dos1ox, March e6.-The Royal mail steam-
ship Cauada, from Liverpool ria Halifax, arriv-
I'd here at 1:c0 4. II. to-day.
, 1860-03-27
r EGSONS FOR USINQ
O. U Z r. us
{*<adA Liver DILL sURHIya

TIE n = Academy OF Mc.lic!ue cc!tv tka! Il cort.,
s. per cert Of furr CcG Liver Ul, ~
l.-Tbs IT'S faetl52t :tt, TO he A..:la
e. sias! oIn,.1 uto ll.un in The stealach
i-Thai ~ nns. ef ~: cac> In wiea Gel Liver Oil II
pte.trtt1 <toM1eh o:ie lrtt |. noi!n proper cn.
ttat srrap*rs, aad sn"tnes kc utc.e c III, ol s-sva
oa unS.3sd and siusa,y 'r:resvc It's Is G.sy
:drnst my coi ltres oi 1eY bstrx compound rt CT
AMI taSIs E cnlu:on IL with
AHuul ach take. place It 1caehe. Tic e,o-
rasl.. xilAcvef It's condition may te.
HhTfat In when tic Physician believes Cod Liver
Otto he prcscbe asa srecfc othervtsr my jelly
more sta!e than III c1ude OIL btcaue brtus to1ld
OF d!Tcsticn an assimilation. when oa the crntsary the
liqsta oil viii ass eH Imperative tic stomach. hbare
ways4s nor: Or leasthe c1se WHEN the oils Indicated
ron the above eon3.tts1nn tie supcrcsttT OF eut
CO! lrern Ir!iy c-u!a oi. q sc ask.o~ci
I'd as roe.:!Tr scd trccn'r.t 7htfac sold hy
tyl4-fy IESGtS j. Co, 81 Lake st7ret.
, 1860-03-27

IEk TH0v1DEN3F, r. I. Stat. of Khca& I.Tand &c
Ifnrn"st Ac. AT TIC September term uf the SHrtcmo
Court hedtn =, l'rost,enee w:ha md q: The genLy of
acrr ami Iee:c1 v aid t:t that the hnlders of the
his ct !he Meant vcsEeu l4n Ia oscr to be enll.!s
M ia &c ri The Ct ta Bank shnufd ets Tie .,,e
l3U.
tlce to al h,ldcrs Of the bills SILL ank deposit tho
Fame with him, ut It's cace IN blackstone bnc, No. Is
day Ut July a. u. ls aud thu: kach depes,or s,ure-
ait DIVIDEND. s.lJ ts b. any f::ru
osdc. u! s,lI Court. CHARLIE + EEuW'SEi...
Recovered tic Mount Vernon Hank.
rzoyDExrx, Dec. 16. If 15:9, Ga.es h:l3 = evfn.
, 1860-03-27

Explosion Of d Coal Milne.


HYDE PAak, Pe,n., March Ca terrible nc
etdent occurred atCbittcndeu's ahatt, miles be-
low here, this atte,noor. The pumps broke while
the workmcn wee being hoisted up. An cx-
p|osion Of fire-danp following, some - or 90
Of them were killed, and many more seriously
injured. The engine and boiler house were
blown topieces. These are ali the particulars
as Jet received.
, 1860-03-27

{ lREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ CONr.tSY'S
EXPRESS FEkEEGHT LINE.
Tor THROUGH Frrkh' Only.
New ertr,1. fs1t Wes aa citing zoa4i TO
cu:,Htn .ttl :,tl ss- We<.-
Scao. A., a.n! Tic Wr.t. haze o.ssu.zetA
FAST FREIG LINE.
C!.!rEr~t ct Ee:a 'ty Al: ;r7 lEerea+el p!.gasrh
IN r".a-thr iT1l futulr:. ihe LEc EaA aud xst
" ii III ne, a,'y. n.k II thu
te 9l: sof I'll i:,rai IS THRU: r.s:vHssr Trlu-.
Lass t,x By aav .ther NEr. lse.Iausattaus
y nstiy a1i "a F'y t.u.tet I4sk n L. see, Fast
EH;'r A. I.nr. rt.s u. y. T."
Pas. rtr IL! n - Warren street. .ral street pxput.
II !; stn- IL ses Sc"'s Is u All Worcester Fatua!
r.t.. m /! nl.rk ~ as'vt.
T::.Ih III lof Ln4lrx given, asi s:te.Amaiioas pad
any ~ T. !. s-nn pa s. HEcr*.
L. +. L. yell. \: rns. 80 Esoa.1wa-, Scw Yor..
UTi- NktbALL. A:r!t Il , ate sstegt, BostGn.
i. WALLlSt;ED1eD, Western agent.
cer ID 1ssarbo =" pns.sc T:crn' IL ,se
E!it1Ru. rt,st 81 II