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ID A S Sc GER TICE
TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,

TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,
VIA
Pr owl ence 81 Stonin gton,
over The Providence and Worcester Railroad in connec
lion with the splendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH" and PLYMOUTH ROCK"
can be had at the Providence Depot at the following
rates, Wis
g gsean Gl Class. sse 90
The above arrangement will be continued until further
Cars leave Worcester at o'clock p; ~, daily
Ja6 dn s. II. TABOR, Supt
Northumberland NORWICH AND WOR~
sg--zz--ss Passenger Boats Of the Norwich and New
York line, Long Island Sound will resume their trims
leaving New York ON WEDNESDAY, January 18th, at
STEAMBoATTRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
ia January 18th at o'clock p m and continue to
Norwich, January 10th, 1860 diff JAZZ
7sasss55s- WORCESTER & NASHUA
sszz5lsz55szs7a LRoAD Winter arrangement.
Trains will run follows;
Leave Worcester at go and I.l5 a. NJ. and AIS p m
Leave Nashua at a. m and u M, and p IL.
At Nashua all trains connect with the trains Con
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston Concord and
Montreal. and Vermont Central Railroad
At Gr0ton junction, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Ralroad and also with trains
Of me Fehourg Railroad with the exception of the first
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
reads see Pathfinder Railway Guide tor Inc New Eng
Worcester Nov, /. 1858. dtf ny27
Isassg556ss5s7s7 PROVIDENCE & WOR-
ess-sss.szss5:sA CESTER RAILROAD = simmer Ar
- IzS1 rangement, TO take effect MONDAY,
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
ana way stations, at 100 and ll.3O a. M and 400 D. m
II tfoVl1enee for Worcester and way stations 20 and
>, Providence and Gxbridge SPECIAL TRAIN. leaves
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing to sell
heir Furniture for CASH and have it removed without
urther trouble will find it to their advantage call on
PUTNAM Il CLARK,
diff M IJ3 Main stree+
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'NARTARIC ACID, by the Case for sale
"A at geo. r. sPuRR's, POI Main street diff iaIg
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8nsttranrf.
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-


QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY.
Standing Of the Company, November l, 1853.
Bank Stock Mortgages and Loans. with Coatera, se-
curities Cash hard Real Estate and Interest accru-
ed, se654l 81, besides Deposit Notes amounting TO
This Company has been in operation nearly ten years.
ces, and twenty-five per cent on annual risks and
mas neSer PAD any smaller dividend This popular Com
on buildings, merchandise and personal property Loss
es promptly adjusted and paid.
$; A. ROWLAND, in Mechanics Hall, is Agent and
authorized to issue policies. deodtt ria
An ACCUMULATED CASH CAPT
"A tai OF MORE THAN
Five and One-EIalf Million Dollars,
| is held by the
MUTUAL. LIFE INsURANCE co.
OF New York.
This sum exceeds by more than Two MILLION DOLLARS
That Of any other Company IN tbs country BGing also
| MEMBERS single dividend, being in some cases, $1,000
s sPp @S5' on one f&&NK& MTfG
80 Agent iS w, Worcester County,
FIRE IN S U r A N e
AMERICANEXC FIRE ms. co,
NEW YORK; Capital and Surplus, s2l5,OOO
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO..
NEW York. Capital and Surplus, s57O,OOO.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN Capital and Surplus sS25OOO.
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CONWAY; Capital and Surplus S262 0OG.
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NORWICH; Capital and Surplus, S232O0O,
HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
SALEM; Capital and Surplus, ll6O0O
HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN; Capital and Surplus, S222,OOO
% THE above well known and responsible Companies
representing capital and surplus of over
NINETEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
continue TO insure property upon favorable
any other sound and well conducted Institutions. All of
them have surplus funds sufficient to pay every claim
against them; and all their losses eQuaby adjusted
AVID promptly paid. Persons having large amounts
sure will find facility for the satisfactory negoti
atom OF their risks TO any required amount
MARINE INSURANCE effected on Merchandise in
transit
~ For Insurance in the above Companies, please ap
ply to SAMUEL II. COTTON, Agent at the Office of the
People Mutual Fire Insurance Company, No. 229 Main
street Worcester. dly&eow M
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~ regard Mr. Eddy OF the most capable and SUcs
eesSHl practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course CHAS MASON, Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and tFHSb0rtU,
and capable Of putting their applications in form
for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents
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DRS HILL IL THOMPSON will continue their usua
moderate charges, each circumstances taken into
consideration. w
80 Letters for consultation contain one dollar
~ llslIc an answer DIFF my2
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~ T 0T0-0
Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appiica-
tons all but ONE of which patents have been granted
and that one is peBdRq Such unmisakablc proof
great talent and ability on his part leads Inc to recon.
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents. they be of having the faithful at
tenton bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARTH
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M R $. W N > l. 0 W
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SCOT II In CT $ Y r u p
FOR CHILDREN TEETmING.

which greatly facilitates the process OF echng by sof
tening the gums, reducing all infammation-wil allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IT, mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves
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CONSIGNORS OF FREIGHT

NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST OF
THOSE CITIES.
Are respectfully notified that Trains leave the FROVI.
DENCE STATION in this citv daily for Providence
these connecting with the large aud powerful steamers
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Manufacturers and Proprietors,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston Mass.
Samples seen at stores of BUSH Co, FITCR q 0IIs
=; II. HARVEY. HIRAM FRENCH, and at G. FOSTER
co. IS, Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3l
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DRS. HILL a. TMOIPsON.

M EDICAL INSTITUTE.
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The Providence and Worcester Railroad connec-
tion with the splendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH, - and PLYMOUTH ROCK"
rates, Wis
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PHYSICIANS Accouchers. Authors the Causes History
and Cure of Private Maladie continue as to
consult with the afflicted of either SEX personally or nv
letter Drs H. and Y. consider it supertuous to allude
to the universal which attended their nroc-
uce since the establishment their office i'm Worcester
Inc Drs take pleasure in informing the taircr norton
OF the readers Of this advertisement that they have
hlghlVpopuar European Remedy for Female COMPLAINTS
II Is from the original recipe Of the distinguished Pbysi
can SIT w m James, of London, entirled "nr. VIM
James Female Catholicun." 1t will be found a certain
remedy, and warranted not to fail In the immediate re
mova OF StoppaeeS of the Monthly Caameuia Wbitas
aud Falling of the Womb. Married ladies' whose health
Will not admit of an increase Of family will find 1t a GER
caution hose who cneiee that il they use it, mis-
carriage Is sure to be the result.
This invaluable remedy will be sent free anywhere,
with advice, ON receipt of So.
nc limits of this advertisements will prevent nrs IT,
" L. from alludng to the many advantages patients are
placed under by consulting Them in conclusion thew
would add-no skill. attention, experience will be
wanting Oh their part in treating successfully the most
obstinate cases of private nature that under their
care ~
$500 REWARD!
For anything that will excel Drs. Hill IL Tbompson's
Iurely Vegetable SPECIFICS, for the cure of GonOrhea
eject ana syphilis in all its various forms and stages
Affections OF the Kidneys, Gravel Impoteucv Seminal
NcakesS, ana all diseases OF the Urinary Oreans also
Coughs, Nervous Complaints Dyspepsia Constipation
flSs ScFoiula, rheumatism, Liver Complaint Jalndce
and diseases generally.
friendly advice they tender to all that upon the an
Poac oil hecton or disease, to apply once to them
by adopting TINS precauton, the greater difficulty is
avoided lii eiiecting speedy and sure cure
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
ION DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
" uiccstef al llOO a. NJ, connects at Norwich wifi
IT9in Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
al 1855 p m. p st. M 4NnRE5VS s HbP't
supt's ohice, Nor. \ Wor. Railroad, 0''p
- Norwich, Feb. l. 1850
Tickets for sale at the Ticket ONCE, Worcester
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RURNETTS COCAINE, the best and
- most agreeable hair dressing In sse. Sod a. GRO
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DURE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS
"A prime lot for sale by +. w VAIL No. FIage's
FLOCK, oppOsite RaY State House. ar an5R .
, 1860-01-25

BYTHE0IAru1

Aa AAA@.0AAAA*l 49," ApkAs SAAA
FAerxA shade "a icr With s,ls nore tu.re.f. both
active SAa 1900 bIie ut t4s35 10 Tor super
GS50 for extra Srte 40 10 10! suprr Western; $50
srppinE brands extra round heop Ohio. AAr.c: clsnc
quei. Shippers In the market toa faE extent x Is
n, as esess. sse 10 liz It fr en @a0u IL
II e.snnon to choice md dae. Sra da Il
tosr plenty axd dul1 at Il s;k@:.oo.
WaAkT-Lowel. Sales o 0hI s II sSsGetc
q. qlI I'd asers s assgs,: sss wiling
cent further !edur!on than :a:e for pmc Mllwau
k.e club delivered al1s il nerrd fur e1pc1: sales eOou
hn ts,1 5sa SoT'is.n u s1 ed ed sn,A !. a! rhts
rossd and - for fons1owc State. Corn saac rmtr
yh stpo.t asnana taes !. Go h. =. s In
nrs, sheteat de.t .an .tTts,i raoa.h.. :'sts
ii s5a;s: for ws..e.n Gsnadsaa md sr,te.
/. Ptpv1sloss There IL taF demand for PORK. MARKET
m.y'te aua,ed shade mrs saes aeeres.ie 20 ats At
ai7bn Mess; tl16orii 20 for old rrin 8; 5G
1s0fo. new Westetn p.ins Ae st 4te f1s city
s Is. a. P eaan; IT Fps 81 2ss
$. e Ha sefor we.ts Fim.. Mess Bsef sanstdstsSo
@ors z,e1 sie.s ' 1o1 wst1H .1::: stsra 31 s,T
Sssuss sssa lIsn: E,son sti IT,; :, rs asose 'se
ard hFa sales sIs b7ls II i0s4lExr: oFss.st r.
Butle steadg Asli1sc for Ohio; S.s: ivr state chre
AxpIr.Ad,m.nt!ne! in far ssQut<t, md with s.,e, Of
9o 1no Sperm steady 1t &c for ra!n aud
GrxSI CLo1as-AIc Arm 1t Is X 70. s..u1ard. 81.
Er:Rus or FTuztE111xE-F1rnef. Ss,es II 4ta&5xr ;,
NoeI-DuI. An Auctnn sale aancunred for ia Eth NJ
.aa Rsts i % " SsSs.s ss's. 4
foreign. r.? s 0'Ds ."
, 1860-01-25
Dctctcrrya - compared 3tsh lass 5csF..... ssaooo
LARGE RECEIPTS OF CoaS.-The Bloomington
p,zsnn.r1I nf fhn o3d aarR.

Detccrfy ~ compared xtsh last 5cas.....-. ssaooo
LARGE RECEIPTS OF Cons.-The Bloomington
PaatagrapA of the esd says:
The amount Of corn flowing into town during
she past week. from every direction in the sur
rounding country, bas probably never been
eaualed in the grain annals Of Mclean, and
Saturday Was certainly the banner dny Of nil.
Al the Central depot teams were from morning
tilt night crowding and waiting for an opporta.
nity 10 disgorge their cereal treasures. 1t is
stored ia bins aud pens by the acre almost, but
is shipped "a fast as it can be shellcd. Buyers
are paving from 50 to IS cents. This state
Of things doesn't look very ffattering for the nd
vancement Of The temperance cause.
Sr. Lor1s FLOUR AND GRAIN MARkEr.-The
No. Democrat Of yesterday contains the follow
ing review of the flour and grain market Of TINT
city:
The Flour market has been moderately actiyc
for shipment, but at low rates, leaving mllers
little or no profit. with present rates Of wheat.
Some 500 to 1000 brls city superfne have sold
daily at about e5.25 per brl. To-day 500 bills in
one lot. and $50 in another. sold at $5.s5, and
600 hrls double extra at 1856, IN all some 1000
brls sold; 1000 brls on private terms; 81 brls
fne ut $3.50; 70 brls country extra at at 25 40,
and 4G sacks of country supeFfne ut e. CO.
Yesterday, 20 barrels Of country double extra
brought $500; the day before 100 brls at IS S..
Wheat-rnarlet vas very firm and prices full:
receipts small. Sales 81 sucks damaged fall Mt
81; ia sacks choice club at $1.15; LOG sacks
prime fall at SLIT; small lot do at $l.ls, and
500 to 200 sacks to arrive on private terms.
Corn dull. Sales Of 81 sacks mixed white at
53c; 800 sacks mixed ate5s1c; III sucks do al
Sac; 334 sacks white at 55c, and 200 sacks do ut
SIC. Oats market dropping; sales a21 sacks at
5afc; 953 sacks at 53c delivered; goo sacks Mt
55c; 900 bags, in two lots, on private terms,
aud 1Oo sacks at Sic, sacks returned. BARLEY
sales Of o07 sacks fall at 65c; 113 sacks do at
s7ac; 1893 sacks do at 65c; 80 sacks spring at
7oc. aud 95 sucks do in two lots. poor, on pri-
vatc terms. Rye-sale Of IS sacks at &c in
cluding sacks
, 1860-01-25
FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO,


"a aAt dAL1lEs
New YoRx, Jan. 2.-The steamship Baltic
arrived at $3.50 this afternoon from Aspinwall.
with 900 in treasure, and San Francisco
dates OF the 9Th, brought down by the Golden
Age. The Champion, With the mails, had not
arrived at Panama when the Baltic sailed. The
trigate Roanoke sloop- of:war St. Louis and ship
Relief were at Asplnwall. The Lancaster and
slcop-ofwar cyane were ut Panama
Dec 2lst q battle was fought near Colimo. be-
tween Mifamon, with 900 ttoops and tho Lib
erals, numbering 1000 under Roias aud Oga-
zon: The action lasted fire hours. The Liber-
us had COG or 7oo killed and wounded. and the
Conservatives 800. Airamon captured fiye field
pieces and 5000 prisoners On the a4th he
took possession Of Coloma and sent q detach-
mentto M0nzanilly and seized two yessels-the
Gen: Vega and Lapuarte and armed them,
Their destlnat on was supposed to be Mazasian.
The Cortez with the mails Of Dec 5th, arriy-
ed at San Francisco on the evening Of the Esd
week behind the opposition steamer.
The Senate had agreed to meet in Joint Con-
Eention on the 5th, for choice of O. S. Senator.
By vote Of 90 to lo, which Was regarded as q
test of Weiler's strength.
Phillips Moore was chosen Snc,ker of The
House, and that branch had agreed to the SEN
ate resolution for Il joint convention on the 5,h.
me Governors message would not be sent
in before tha 9Th.
The Overland Mail Of the 18th, with St. Louis
San Francisco. The Bui{<fi0, ot the Sd. con
tained several columns Of news telegraphed
from st. Louis to Malloy's. Also by maii tn
Fircbaugh's Ferry, Cal, and thence by tele-
graph 10 San Francisco, inauguratiog . new
! era in California Journalism.
More trouble is anticipated from the Pick
River Valley Indians. Some :, 800 bud collected
II the bend Of that stream.
The SenLtc had adopted resolutions request
| ing members OF Con .ress from California to
| urge the formation OF new Territory out Qt
Carson Valley. No other news Of interest.
Trade was stagnant. Money market easy.
.Tnx isTuxrs.-The Northorn Light had az.
EiEed at Asp'nwall en- the evening uf the 18th
The or,zaba with her passengers left ou the
lGth- Tho Sunora with the Bal,ic's outward
passengers sailed on the 18th. The Sloop-of
war Lerant left on the 10th fos Realeio,
4 severe shock Of an earthquake WIS felt al
Guatemala Dec. 6th.
| {:"n t;uardiota had been reelected Presideu,
Of Honduras.
AE: p.,n'.ry, Us. Minister, had presented
a forced loan Of &10O, 900 had been decidet
IN Nicaragua to pay for the munitions Of Wal
lately received from England.
decree OF Dec 18th, declares De1ly's Cana
project at IN end. lie not having paid up tht
1000 francs due before the end of September
The coast is now clear for for Vanderbilt.
san Salvador and various other places suf
tered from the earthquake Of the 6.h. Man5
houses were destroyed, and one place Was en-
t1e'y destroyed by fire, which broke out a
the time Of the earthquake.
ihe PERUVIAN army were still cncamped a
Napas'niiuc. a1d their squadron was at anchor
iu tsuayoqutl River.
Civil war was expected on the departure o
VALPARAISO dates are to Dec. 10Th, and Cal
lao to Dec. 10th.
, 1860-01-25
The 1Iarperss Ferry Investigation,

WAsu1SGroS, jan. 34.-No testimony has
been given before the Committee Of lnvestiga.
tlon in any way duplicating Republicans with
john Browns raid. 3ir. Kealf states cmpha,i-
eally that the movement was known to but few
persons, as Brown was q secretive man and
kept his own counsel. None who accompanied
him to Hnrper's Ferry, but Kagi, were informed
Of tile plan, which did not contemplate running
off negroes. He says also that Brown and those
ln hls confidence were radical -Abolitionists,
who announced the Republicans, When Sena.
tor Nilson made his speech in Lawrence, they
assalled him for failing to approach their stand
nr1 Of duty.
Mr. Wilson appeared before the Committee,
and stated that he had written to DR.. Howe oil
Boston for letter which had been referred to
Or Kealf. That letter was written in May, 1858.
aud substantially tells DR.. Howe, that inior u,a-
tioE bas reached hin, to the effect that Brown
Intended uslug the arms furnished for Kansas
By the Massachusetts aid Society in manner
not contemplated, aud adrises that they should
be Withdrawn from him.
Mr.. Clair, of CollinsyilIe, who manufactured
the pixies which figured ut Harper's Ferry,
states that they were ordered during the Kan
sas troubles as weapons OF protection.
Nr. Cal!endor, cashier Of o Bank at Hartford,
proves that brown had funds there which were
erawn to furnish supplies for Kansas. Neither
had the remotcst idea of the movement in Yir-
giuia till it was published.
From the Hcra!ls Correspondent
Reatf concluded bis testimony before the
Committee to day. 1t was detailed account
Of the organization Of the Brown provisional
government, in Canada, which has already
been published. lie testified that he went to
England in 1855, and knew nothing about
Browns operations after that time. He was
requested to examine certain letters found in
Browns bag, 10 see if he could identify them !;
but testified that lo knew nothing about
Browns correspondents, or the authorship Of
the letters.
It is evident that some members Of tbe Com
mittee have been disappointed in Realfs test'-
monY, be having testified to nothing Of any
importance that was not before in evidence.
Ar. B. 3. Newton, the Vermont member Of
the Nationul kansas Committee, and subse-
queutfy the leader Of colony at Mapleto1,
bourbon county, Kansas, confirmed the tcsti-
n1ony Of Mr. Corning, as to the refusal Of the
National Committee TO furnish arms to Brown
in 1857. When he commenced testifying in re-
lation to the invasion of Kansas by armed
bodies Of men, he was stopped.
Senator Wilson went before the Committee
to day and informed them he would produce
copy Of the letter to Dr.. Howe concerning the
movements Of Brown, based upon the informa-
tion he received from Col. Forbes. He had sent
to Natick for it. The Chairman informed him
they were willing to give him his own time to
prepare his testimony.
The President spnt to the Senate today the
name Of Thomas Hoyne as Marshal Of the
Nnrthcru District Of Illinois,
, 1860-01-25

NEW YonK, Jan. Give have received ndvi-
ces from Bpenos AyEes to the a9th Of November.
The Government Of Buenos Ay5es has issued
an address, to the military, congratulating them
upon tbs restoration Of peace, and calling upon
them to lend the weight OF their inauenc. in
carrying out the DEGREES Of the new Govern.
ment.
The ratifcations Of the treaty Of peace have
been celebrated By t. Dunn il all the church,
es, and grand military displays throughout tho
provinces.
An election was to be held on the 3lst Of De-
cember TO select Deputies to revise the provi-
sional Constitution Of May 1st, 1858.
The new government enjoy. in IN eminent
degree, tho confidence of the Buenos Ayrcans.
Political and commercial affairs move on har-
uloniously.
, 1860-01-25
From Arizona and Ncv 0rexfco

ST. Lorts, Jan. y The Arizona corrcspon-
dent OF tue h<pntlit0n says the Nayujoe Indians
recently captured 5000 sheep from a rancho
near Fort crais. and were committing depreda-
The Legislature Of New Mexico had passed q
memorial asking Congress to organize the Ter
The Presidents Message, which WIS tele.
Eraphed from here for the San Francisco RaN*.
tin and Sacramento Onion. to oyertakc the
Overland Mail at Meioy's Station on DECEMBER
30th, passed Mesilla on the morning Of the 7th
II was expected to reach San Francisco on tht
l"lh inst.
, 1860-01-25

Aouttbc middle Of the week. active Prnv!.lou t1ads
conneed sud elrce then nearly MI tho products hogs
Packed tie city have hcen doted Of 1t least Is
Mes Pork IL concerned. In Wednesday a5o0 bb!s of
Mess Pork eeld. mostly At III b o. Thu>day
c..k< Of country shoulders and des 81 aud sc aud
co3tcs prime lard at Alton. at lc Yesterday, ta lots
1c.pri rc !s1d At :0, tsome tata -oh Tedar round
aeseS M =. Nv o not ' III
s'e s.na'lef at ~ Als 10 ye''1~ i
lNp ctr lard sod at ,0c, and .o kegs ilc
City bulk shoulders held 1t 6Ac; uycr shoulders and
se in bulk are6c and sc; 500 bnk hams sold tod1y
, 1860-01-25
The Reported Negro Disturbance In
Canada.

CHATHAM, c. w., Jan. e4.-Cpited States pa
containing exciting accounts Of disturbances
said to hnye taken place recently here md in
this vicinity between the whites and colored
population. The only ground for these reports
is u fight which took place among n few white
and colored school-boys few days ago. in
which no partic liar damage vas done to either
scarcely noticed. There has been no other dis.
'urbance or excitement whatever here or iu
this vicinity
, 1860-01-25

Auc<EAhf %S@-opf
ST. Lor1s.-Chicago seems to be quite as well
of as her sister cities of the West. The St.
Louis democrat Of yesterday reports the money
market Of that city rs follows:
The real state Of the money market here is
shown BY the prevailing rates, which are as
follows:
Sight exchange on the East and South sells at
iprsmium Tor gold, a@al for bankable funds,
and 8 per cent. prem. tor Illinois mud Wisconsin
currency. Sight on Cincinnati and Louisville
par for gold, It prem. ior bapkablc funds, and
. per ceut. prem. tor currency; consequently
we mar quote gold and st. Louis paper, pnr !;
Interior Missouri paperIl G1l3 dis; Illinois and
Wisconsin currency, It dis.
For the latter currency VIC doubt It gold could
be bought by paving difference of 2i per cent
But, as interior Missouri paper eau be convert
cd into gold, by Evmitting il home, for 1essthan
per cent, where unv largo sum is taken, or
into exchange ut l1Il3 by presenting it at
some Of the parent hunks here. the profitable
ness Of this course 10 the bitlholder is appa-
rent, and it il presumed he will aval himself
Off.
Illinois and Wisconsin currency is in suffi
cicnt supply, and only received on deposit at ]
diana, Kentucky. Tennessee and Louisiana, be-
ing taken on par with Missouri
The supply OF Exchange is yet quite small
premium in bankabie funds for ii. We quote
time bills on the Eas: and South, as bought al
the Banks, thus:
@ day bills cent: OF
s0dAy buh +....--... -. ~
%I%
, 1860-01-25

Gram RArins, Mich, Jan: PA fire broke
out last evening in the Taylor Block, occupied
by Miller + Grinnell, srocers, Porter l. Sigh,
dry goods, Goodrich & GAY, hardware, Past
Office and county Offices, which. with adjoining
wooden building and contents, were almost en-
tirely consumed. Very few county records
saved. Loss estimated 1t *10o, 900. Insurance
$50 900.
, 1860-01-25

MoSrGoxERy, Ala, Jan. es.-The House has
passed By largs majority, a bill to charter
bank in Mobile. 4 peoyiso thereof requires the
sto:kho'deTs to taSe certain amount Of stock
to Decatur, Ala. The bill will probably pass
the Senate.