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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01

a. Fl . II u @ u Is T..
LAUREL srHstr. shroN aoUcs. Ia.
THE undersigned bsps leave re-
L specially ~ call public attsn E6y
opn 30 the tact Tat ho has ppsnedXh
II the nse brick building If John ~
inuvuet. Eco. on Lanfe, street. IN the cry
III haton Rouge. q very extensive stock ~
MONS, SHOES. HATS AND GAPS.
AZ my entire attention will be devoted to
this lire ~ business ! shall keep cotn
pete assortment and great vafieiy. GENTS
hliOEs and IiOOrS. LADIES SHOES.
SLIPPERS and BOOrEEs, also boys.
Mis~es~. Children and Infants pliDEs
together with all the varieties ard -ty les o
HATS AND CAPS,
am determined 20 keep every article In
my line ur business. ." 40 ~ maks the
LAUREL STREET STORE head QUAR-
tefs. for goods In my line. and by unre-
hitting attention ~ business fair prices
aud deposition ~ please the public, COIN
mand - lbnferal share Of patronage.
,-g' Orders from the country and from,
Wet Baton Rouge, will meet Immediate
attention. A u. IlUUUBf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
Stamping for Embroidery Work.

ptHIHVIHB FUI bHFOIVfuSIy "WN'
L'OR tho accom- m odation of tho ladies.
II have made arrangements with house
In tho city aud la1ie1 can hsvc stamping
for Embroidery Work or any kind ofpoods
done with nominees and ut very short no
tico. ] will make weekly shipment On
every Wednesday and return tho goods on
tho Monday following.
\. NJ. ASHER,
doc20-G Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
pR. FDwARp DELONY
PISToLSi PIsTOLsm

q CoNpLErE ssostmentos Pistols and Re-
n volyers. consisting of C.it's Old and N.w
Model REVIEWERS and new article ~ Colts "kn-
er,yed REVIEWERS. also wtitnes's Revelvers, Al
len's self Cooking Pistols, Navy Revolvers- ard
the smith wesson seven Shooter, all at the
''n ss,ss s' FRANK uuauEr's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
House Furnishing Goods.

DRUslihH ~ all kinds Feather busters. Coffee
ID Mills, kesists, iiuehsts, sipvss, Dust Pans
Old Dominion Coffee Pct Cat reduced pficss) and
tho It'd french Coffee uteeqaeaall sisss smooth
IrnnR Preserve kaitlss, Enamelsd ard niass MI
chen Saw Knives. EPoous, Ae. .... ........,..
may2i fHAhA HNHbiI.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01

A FHEsIi supply II '.i,.dr- lsu.s, and Pure
"A Chemicals Just rvesly-asy
aprI2 Id. 4 wM BJGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
TO PLANTERS.

ME HAVE in store 200 bb'-. superior
w Winter ~ lIaie Oil aud 10 bblr Win
ter Strained Lard q ! G,F -slc at city zach
prices by 70. d. WA. BOsEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
.LARGUtER& LANOUE

AK 1881 AXESn
IN DOZEN Chopplnr Axes ~ Uoillhs. bfuHs snd
III o,hst good r,ahers light. medium. hesvT
snd sstrs heavy. slvsYs on hard Al the Hardware
ss,shiishrnsp, ~ bARgutFh aLANoUE.
mara Corner Lafayette AID flUfida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
FHEsII BUTTER.

L, sale vssy los, u eio.s e,,nsi znnent
mari BAKBEEs BENJAMIN..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
CATARACT
w ASKING MACHIN e.
oLormsa. TINS Avn LABOR s,vtpl
INDISPENSABLE TO HOrSEkEEPERS.

81
fCHE MOST SIMPLE. economical, and durable
| article ever offered h. the public "a alleviate
the diseomfurta Of n washdsv.
desc RIPTIOs.
n consists Of metal cylinder. With ribs on tho
inside, aud nm inferior cyodsr - weed with ribs.
There IL a space ~ from N inches between the
two cylinders One crank iurns both cylinders
~ the same time In opposite directions. rapidly
creating suds. fofcing tho water through the
clothes aud sfrsciualiy removing the dirt. The
action II the water does the work quishly, dis
psnsss entirely with rubbing, and thus saves the
wear Of clothes
SULLIVAN q HYATT, Propriotors.
81 BEEKMAN ST. NEW IORK
Nm. State and County flights fur sale. and
purchasers supplied with Machines At Wholesale
on literal tsfms.
eg- A Marhins IL In oprosiion by lsundress
daily, at our salesroom $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
NY. Wholesale Price. of Country Produce.

Fon YHE WEEK EspIFs WnpEEsDAY, FEB. ], 1860
Reported sxcusyey for TEE HswYoRK TRIBUNE BY pRxw
FABsCR.)
NoTIcI CoSnesoRs OF Farm RRoDucs-Put everythtne
including weight with and Of articles Also
bill Of particulars inside Of package marked Bill
and Away. send By mail with notice when and how things
ComsssIoE,-Fors selling Berries Fruits &C. where packages
returned and small lots Of san 10 cent Other Farm
Produce generally, y cent
QrOTAToss for sales Of good Produce In good order at
Wholesale such Fsrme realize and not Jobbers Specula
tors prices.
BuiTERhe market is again decidedly lower and the
dency 10 stl downward. Thoknost vigorous buls' now
concede the serious and inevitable breakdown aud
disposed foew the natural current to lowwater
only their share Of trade the passage The
prices such circumstances exists
ssona very choice Butter still doubt effected
the outside OF quotations. but the
Wholesale transactions nearly quite &C. lower
than this day week. AMI great activity Is induced by this
been purchased for the English The regular California
shippers not buying. Some Butterho venturng
small lots via the lshmus choice evils and this Is the
extent Of the shipping trade There Southern Eastern
demand worth mentioning.
command the receipts month Of
ago Owners Butter in the country should fully
stand the matter and lose fair opportunity dispose of he
than in this
let those Of limited in the country opportunity
butter their bread low prices thus stimulating
home instead Of crowdng everything upon this maRe with
smart chance OF getting up money than might otherwise have
obtained.
White Douglass have politely furnished us with the
following table of Welsh
each year since lS condensed from the actual
Of their house. We commend to the careful attention Of
+-N.----Ns
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Railroad Accidents.

BALTIhORI, "Wednesday, Feb. ], IebU.
This morning, about y o'clock, as the tram from
Philadelphia reached the Susquehanna River the ex-
ferr, boat but from too much Roadway the express
car went over into deep water, the truck falling on
the deck of the boat, but doing no damage TO her.
The passengers in the sleeping-csr knew nothing Of
the affair for some minutes after II 10 supposed that
the ice the brakes prevented them from acting prop
erly. The mail-car came near going over, and the
mail agent jumped from the window, but the brake
man promptly disconnected the coupling, and thus
saved further disaster. The accident, together with
the Storm delayed the arrival Of the tram here till
o'clock,
MONTREAL, Wednesday, Feb. /, 1863
An accident occurred on the Portland road, near the
was thrown down an eighty feet nbankment. The
express mail conductor wac injured, but not very ser
ously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

SOMETHING WRoSe.-During last November a
quantity Of jewery and two bonds Of $1,000 each Of
TIE State Of Missouri, Nos. 2674 and 1915, were
stolen from A. II. Eones Of this city. On Tuesday
afternoon the bonds were offered for sale al the office
Of Jacob Lnle Co., but the clerk having some su+
PIGEONS Cd the subject, from the fact that the Jan
Ialy coupons still remained on the dOcu
menss, put the man OF by plausible
excuse requesting him 10 call the next day. Yesterday
morning the nan called again. when the clerk, having
meantime ascertained that the bonds stolen, hand
cd over the customer 70 the custody of Bank Officer
Bays. The accused Gays he found the documents in
the street The matter is under investigation, and
further developments vii be Toade in a few days.
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ASSEMBLY,.


Mr. VARIAN presented nu,nefeusy sgneu LEM :,
strayce from merchants, shipowners, anu uaools 20
Newyork against the prOracs Freight 9li, OF any Ia"
coIcnAated 10 cestroy the commerce OF the State' ,
Seysrs pestions for prorsts Freight bill and rail-
road tolls were then presented f..
M FLAeLER presented petitions to prevent free
paeses on railroads TO public ofneers'
bII smsra;ne the Hel-Gate Plot laws and large
number eE petitions for Persors Liberty bill, and on
ys5ouss1becs, were presented occupying nearly all
the morning session.
Among the bills reported fsFOrably from Committees
are the following:
To repeal the Contracting Board Law 80 far as pa
trosage s concerned, and transfer the same to the
Caaal Board.
80 amend the Helests Pilot law,
TO repeal the law increasing the fees for the pueii-
cation of legal notices
The Annual Tax biz of New-Ycrk City. -...
The bill 10 prevent the use of cempbene for the par
poses of light reported adversely, and the report
was agreed 70.
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,g,rL.,.-Reported bv Telerrspa.

ctScIsgAr1 Feb l.-nEss PORK quiet at s7 70. BrLs
MsATs quiet at 6td8tc BACON active at LARD otc
advancing endency Gales sOG 20 Tor
WHEAT firm. Corn quiet.
sAylSsAs Feb L.CoTTos: sales to-day Zoo bales the
prices being In favor Of buysre ,...
MOBILE JAM 3-CoTToS-Sses to-day, 100 bses, al ios
lOc for Mddns Sales Of the last three days. 800 bales TO
ceipts II, 900 bsles
AUGusTA Feb CoTros: sales to-day 600 bales the market
closing quiet Ian :. a, A.
81 so for White &l 3od 81 80 for Red. Rye, SGSsc
ADVANCING Mess Pork, Sl8 Hams l0tc Sides
&C. Shoulders, Tc. LARD firm at l2c. WHsKYOho 34fc.
BALTIxoRE, Feb. 1.-FLoUR steady al 81 30 for Howard
street WHEAT firm; White 81 800 81 "a. Cow IN better
demand at White 70GT2c for Yellow by
ure and by weight PRoyisIoy quiet Mess Pork eli o
Bacon Sides, &c. WBIsKY dull at 2tc.
EXCHANGES
BALTIMORE, jan. 3LSight Exchange NevYosh y eses
PREMIUM
PHLApELPBIA, Feb 1.sight Exchange HewYors, par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
NEW WORK Dali r TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY D. 1862

~
Ioysd With %sre the arrivals IRE oSsss ssS tie
iao BsefHsm. steady and IN Armand o.
i7 bbls at s49sl5 ,or Western sttsr fair demsnd,
"s and for s S. ss csss Is
Eosa demand and is gGts % At lc Dressed Hogs are Ss@ IN
s s.: ES! $ 81 :; S ~ E:: y; VIII %
B Bss n Es% VEN rs .s. rsst Sn s
Beef Mess, E1trAlo soSll % Hams Dry ssled -9 u
F ssf Prime Prime Mes: s s sls IS s Sss M
PGIh Ciss5 r W HSs % Beef gbsL p % l5 O.
i q for Sss ss sofs $
sI25 e. J .9a 81 ssI 50 f., Ws,s err seS oS
sUGj,Rs-Both and refined are doll aud heavy ths
Gran SsSs SSPs fSG nsed States Company We
e. 3. :9,ss.; -. s. S %s,.s:
Pesto q 81 stusrts' D,ble Re- Losilo
E E:,:n: sn md ; ssasI: Ss $ &
snias . * s;1.I.: STsons 10
s1 .t sRs sso'P West 81 aa
sPiCEswe hear Of sales of % cases Nutmes A'9|oe'
csds, . ~. n.."i7 sl?s Pepper I'm 3D., c'hl:. A.
St0ssi ss y P%.n;S j. LAM ~ s s:s s
Nutmeg No. s Cloves, 10
ftRPfs demand 5a,s a Goa. and Deer quite
s5T3c, mos, and "a bales Coro on P
vss the latter Is bales Bolivar City on terms not
SHOT limited request at eic for Drop and 7ic net
sPELTER be. been IN SIC for Bleyberg and
Sc sesisn with sales OF 40 tuns market Closing
soHPsms saIes Of CASTLE have been made Sc
sEEDSTbe demand for export for Clover Seed good ana
hm Of 800 bbls and bsgs SfnSt Iothy SEED Is 10
limited supply and 10 steady 81 IS for Reaped Rough FLAX
csicu. Lnseed demand Boston steady rates. fur
Their and 900 pockets part to go to bsmore
have been made there 8, ST. SO v bush, cash. ,s
TEAs-Low grades OF Black are defsely actWe ana nI'
Greens quiet auction sale is announced for the h inst
TOBAC COKcntncky has been IN moderate demand AZ
rates. quote Foreign Leafs steady sales OF Ha
ysns at at 2SG3ac seedeaf 4iG6c flonsa lS0lIc. ana
.sb. on the SPOT s aaS s. and arrive
private terms ao Bsnca Gslc cash Plates are in
Chsrco at 90 ass 200 do rerue at SO So months
and 900 do. Tin, and TeIne on private terms 81,
TALLowThs supply e hmte! and holder. nfm sales OF
WOOL1 market at the moment quiet but ths stoc. OF
Domestic is light and prices rule hmiy sales Oh 9D 40 va
tive Fleece o and 5000 10 Pulled at price. within our
Greek African MeIs private terms An auction SAFE
the 10th inst which accounts In measure for
Am ssIony Fsese n ssaez valparaiso 0swsshed a SB
Am Full. Blood Merno .54d37 =. An Com Washed l00io
Am. and iBpd MeriDo. 410s. Am, Entire Rios WalSgls
Am Native Bid 4GG44 South Am, Unwashed.. 80I2
Pulled Extra....45d52lS. Am, Cordovs Wa .20622
Pulled superfne .t0045l sst India Washed pdI3
Pulled No sssss African gnwsshed ,s sSis
California Fine Unwashl5da smyrna unwsshed..
California Common, do l29l myrns, Wnhed .;..22g2s
Peruvian Washed ...BdSt Mexican Unw.shed ...ll0l4
WHlsRYThe market quite hrm sales OF go bb' at 24c
WHALEBONE has in moderate request steady rates
WHALEFUOTS have been in good demand sales OF 600
zINC-The s,i quiet, but steady at ode y 10,
enos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

FiRI - SPRUCE STREET.-Between ii and IL
otloek last night FIRE broke out in the brick building
re: Of No. ~ Spruce street. occupied by 6. Cooper,
manufacturer Of trunk frames dog collars, &C. The
Gremen, despite the hard travelling, were soOn on the
grovnd but owing the naccessibty OF the premises
the inferior Of the suitpg with its contents vas near
iy destroyed. Loss estimated at $1,000. 1t prob
ably insu-ed. tenement house Oh Frankfort street,
the rear Of which nearly adjoDed the mAnufectOry,
vac damaged 10 the amount Of SlOe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
Total................. S64

Hides 606ic. q 10. Tslow, 7d7.c p d. Pelts, 81 asa
81 IS each. CalfSkins, Iec. y n.
N Beef Extra and First quality includes nothing bat the
best, large, fat, stall-ed Oy-n
Second quality includes the gsssed Oxen the best stall
fed Cows the best threeyear old Steers Ordinary consists
of Bulls, and the refuse of lots
sHBKP-Exrs includes Cosset and when those Of inferior
quality threwn out.
the Eastern Railroad ~ the Bof
ton and Lowell and % the Fitchburg
REMARK-Fobe best quality Of Beef and Mutton the nsfe
quicker and slight obtsined about 25c
Beef and 25c to Soc v head sheep the lower
quality Of Beef the prices remain without change OF
poor quality; the sales were slow last weeks prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. 7, I66O.
In the Executive session of the Senate to-day Messrs
Schultz, Benedict, Anable, Whiting and haster were
confirmed as Harbor Masters for New-York, and
Thatcher and Seaman as Port Wardens The remain.
ing nominations were not acted on.
Two brick buildings attached 10 the round house of
the Central Railroad Company in this city were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss about 81 eco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
REpUBLICAN STATE CONyENTTON.

Republican State Convention will be held al the
City OF Sysase Wednesday the 18th day April neat
II O'clock 10 choose Delegates TO the National
Convention TO no held st Chicago for tho pppos nominating
The Republican Elesors Of the State Of NeYYork aud AL
Otbefs with them snpport Of
which shall there Be animated and who are
&c the gooy Of tl present Admin Don to federal corruption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

TwRKTY-EIRsr WhEp RKPUBLIcAEs.-TheT Twenty
FIRST Ward Republican Association met in sloessefs
Hall, Eighth avenue, last evening, DR.. John Ives,
President Of the Association in the chair. No business
Of importance except 10 the Association, was transact
&C. Evidently the Republicans in the upper portion
~ tle CITY are il earnest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

CIosINe or THE EVENING SeBoOLs.-Evening School
No Of Adams and Concord eet was closed
nsht ser ucnths with approprIte
The school numbered Goo pupils many On whom ey1cod
decided evidences Of improvement bsy1s esq, Cbair'
nan OF the Committed Board Of Education presided
after singing Isctstons and dialogues BY the pupils ad
dreeses were Aid Douglass Prof Greenles j. W.
Basy ESQ Superintendent Of Public SCHOOLS and the Prek
dent CeTiocEes merit awarded TO shout one hundred
sohosrs During The evening portable writing desk wa pre-
the PDcp Mr. Josiah aeeve, and porte onnae
70 Mr. Wilder the teacher the part OF the pupils The
star epaused Bsnne the whole school, aud the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
Robbery.

CBARLrsros, Tuesday, Jan. u, 1860.
General Della, Ambassador from one OF the eoun.
tries Of South America who arrived at this port the
Isabel was robbed at his hotel Saturday Of r. 900
1859 81 SEQ in ten and twenty pound notes Of the
Bank OF England, honorary decorations, crosses,
jewels watches, eic the total amounting in value 70
Az 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

CARSON AsseCIArIoE.-A meeting OF this Associa-
toa, which consists Of members Of the Fire Depart
lnent favorable 70 the election Of Mr.. Carson fOr Chief
Engineer, wae held at Brokers' Assembly Rooms,
Proone street, last evening, David Murray in the
chair The bnsness transacted was with special refer
snce 10 the necessary prepSrSOns for the forthcoming
- lection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

PEiIADELPHFh, Feb. LII y
hal has 10 driftsd . esar and eolaes we hsye hsl
80 @ qhsnnoueeT % deg bslo" zero. VINO no's m
KIr0sToE Co, Eel. IWesthsr '"'' ''s~' NV WV"
monster IS deg below sero 4oaa AZ zero tb uorpins
BosTos Feb 1.-The therne meert s~tsSdsx Two on hTcs
skosgiue fall OF IS degrees since POOH ~''
tsekes on snoW fe during the nfm sAarneust.r Ii Ssa
RorsE's PonT Fsk l.-HsashsI e'sA'i .~S'''- ~ ~
kalQN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
The Harper's Ferry Raid.

= BNLIIhOkt Wednesday, Fed. ], IbtsI
Nothing has come To- hand tonight from Charles
Town Va concerning the trial OF Stepbens, trial
,hAse for psTtisipsrngl - John Browns INVASION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........YxB. /


seanhips-Pnkersburg Powell Baltimore, r. B: Cromwell
Co.; James Adger Adams, Charleston spofod, Teston
Co. Chesapeake, CIowen Portland H. b Cromwell Co
Tsube, Hamburg, Kunhardt Col Ccsssan, Campbell. GAL
way American Express Co.
Ships-Winaed Racer Trundy, Hong Kong j. c. Jewets
Co; Neptune, Peabody Liverpool, C. II. Marshall.
Bnks-Ataanta. Hors.msn, Bremen Hennipgs Cooling,
Aerdsy (Norw EIrickson, LeeT, Ham, runch Menche
Lamartine Anderson, Antwerp Funcb Meincke Venus At
kinson Curacoa Boonen Graves Co.. w. Lind Faulkner
New.Orleans, NJ H. Brigham
Bris-BaleaI, Fletti Tsmpico shiers King 4 Co.
Scboonsrs-J. A. Rioh newton Richmond Van Brunt
slssht; q. Harris Dsizey, Wilmington Doner Potter
Northern Light Corson Wilmington; Sabine, Day Newborn
s. Rruen Douglas Charleston Doper Potter; c. s. Lowering
Burt 1suntOn MASTER Amy Chase BrevOor Laguay Post
Small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALB&sY, Feb. ], 1861.
Favorable reports were made on the bills 10 inereaso
the salaries Of Assistant Matsons Of Sing Sing tson;
for the prevention Of frauds in the transfer OF stoaks
and for the protection Of stockholders
The Judiciary Comr4it,ee reported bill giving 70
counsel for prisoners, changed Wild felony, the last
gument on trial, Cor
Mr.. SPINOLA introduced bill 70 amend the acs ior
the incorporation Of associations for improving '"'
breed of horses,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
ThG brig DeIicia.

CHAaLEsIoh, Wednesday, Feb. ], IS5J.
Arrived NJ Quarantine, brig Decil, Lieut.. McArann,
las;cn. The pe-Toes are on board of her.
Planet won ihe iour-mile race here to-day.
Time. 81. Arthur Macon was difianced. CongIevs
wop The mile race. Tine, 1907 and l:i9!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

and usI paou 10 esrsos Of Slavery into The Territories
40 ibe new and s,scsans cs docne that the Oon.'tnlo
A. Is own fs sTsiss Slavery into all the sIriores OF the
Tted s,s,oA tho p>mng Of the Asn saye saS
a. ees anj ,n Kanfas into the unon, nDder The on
8;o adopted by It's people OF restoring the fedsrs
Au ~ n system Of fisd economy and 10 the pnnei
me- Of -shg,on ard Jefferson 81 maintaining invoias he
hts OF he ses and defending the soil Of eye,y state and
1Sui.oIy lawles Invasion, and OF preserving the ngy
Of tt Union the supremacy Of the Constitution ana Avs
pared IN thereof against the conspacy oil the leaders
Of sectional party to resist the majority principle "epnsned
IN th at the expense OF Ito easence-Se To-
vted send from esch Assembly Dstc TWO Delsses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
Maine Politics.

SACO, Me-, Wednesday, Feb. i IS6O.
AZ the Democratic Convention for the Ist Congress
sional District held in Biddeford to-day, y. r. Lyman
and Augustus Hsnes were chosen Delegates to
Charleston. One il Douglas and the other an Ad-
mibistrsnon man. Douglas resolutions were voted
down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

FEA1HERS-We notice sales Of 800 10 Prime western a.
&c lo0 10 Prime Tennessee fc and 1000 common Old
&C., each.
RANThe market Wheat quiet and prices nomi
absence considerable sales We notice small SNIP
snt of Spring 500 bus from first hands, sale oil ed
Southern reported but could not trace H. hye IN
fair demand; sales Of 900 bus At 9c for Jersey and We Tor
NORTH EN- Barley inactive 74a8ic the litter extreme
price Bs ley Malt inactive case Oats are plenty and
duh and heavy sales Of Western and Canadian al M
and State 44ai5c In fair request and less pentyi
prices b-tGe with r demand the closes ses OF
bus at .SaoOc ,or Jersey hsio~ , W. anote. wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR TIE N. Y. TRIBUNE, Csc. RuPP.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb !, 1850.
Whole number Of Cattle at market 64 about 500 Beeyes and
GA Stores consisting Working Oxen Mich Cows aud one,
two, and three-yesr old. .
s1i second quality SIS 5O third quality s4 ordinary "a
PRICES or STORE CArTLR-Working Oxen. q pair, 88o1
siOdsl75; Cows and Calves S3S6 500 S62; Yesrings,
none Two years old el7d 623 Three years old SA9S7a
Sheep and Lambs 3205 markets Prices In lots $20e2 so
each; Extra, s3G s40Ss, or 4!07c. y ID.
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The Minsissipni River.

- Isl. LOUIS, Wednesday, Feb. l. 1850.
Ihea;YeI isfLng at this point, and full of floating
ice. IaA weather continues very cold; the mercury
has stood in eloS proximity to zero ali day, with no
x1ospeesssf an Immediate change.
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Fire nj Troy.

TRoY N. Y, Wednesday, Feb. 1.
The boot and shoe store OF q. w. Seaman, No. l3l
Congress street. partially destroyed by fire At day.
bre ii this mOrnlg. Loss about $1,000 insured in the
Market and Manhattan Company Tor e, 900.
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without important change sales Of 50 bales American
at 100 tuns Russia bses American Dressed 5 do
Undressed d. Manila 800 do Jus and 3o d. Sum-
HDEs-1he demand il moderate at prices showing
sens CHANGE the transactions nclnde 200 Buenos Ayes
10 average 23c net cash In bond for export 600 0noeo
about ne, months and 900 Singapore, priyste term,
We
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Ia stedwship lried for Ltcepeo-Mis Miller Phil.del.
phis C. Cushmsn, Boston; II. b. Wilson Hamilton; Capt
Brisco c. GInneli and lady, A Newell Mr. and Mn H. A.
and friend w Il Bsasspn Rom!ote ST. Louis; A Wss.co-
mahn San Frsneiscoi VIM J. Wright u 5: Consul to San
man A. Msisel NewYok M.rcuse, San Franciscoj Thos
GTae w. Sleed st. Johns NJ f. Mr. and Mrs r. Eo1 w.
Schon6eld, A. B. Howe, J. Campbell, NJ York