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Ashamed OF The FIxzIe.

The Breckenridge men in this city awiuly ashamed
o. their little, dull stupid meeting Tuesday evening
They exceedingly the subject and well they
may be; for it was by long odds the most stupendous
aud ridiculous fzzle we have ever seen.
The EraIaHer and Enquirer had not word to say yes
terday the delicate subject of their Breckenridge fz
zlc We commend their discretion.
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There also received last month"; II tons lead LOG flour
bb 63 liquor bb 3O7 pkgs rags 80 do feathers 1923 pipes
&c bbls smoking tobacco 100 lbs lard IS bus aaxseed 20 bales do
mese % 529 lbs leather 80 bags 222 bags shot, 81
pkgs eggs 65 ube 4S bu, meal G2 do ,hlp stuff IL do
peas 81 waste II bb pts tupenne so rye
paper 20 pigs mineral water 81 iides $40 lbs aOw bb bran
dy, ETC.
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OO1GA1ERCrAL.
oyyIos OF TEE VINO. August ., 1850.
aTO0K MApuum

The stock market has reapsed into dulnoss, and we
have only to report sales Of virginia skies Of n Rich
mond City bonds Al % and Int Va Cent r. do "a mort at
SH and Init and few shares OF bank Manassas GAP r
bonds Is offered Of g. We weekly onpasn
and list Of quotations:
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNT,

TIVE friends Union Constitutional Party Of Prince Edward
COUNTY TO meet pnee kdsard Court house
the Sd Monday In August, chat being Court day. TO
ray the no pnAiiou Of and Edwarc
ret OF Massachusetts President and NicePresdent OF the
United States
Come from al portions Of the county Friends Of the Unnh and
participate In proceedings meeting Several
speakers be there Your gifted orator and counrymAp
auI9- MANY VOTERS
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Ellis, maj

Whole vote in the thirtyfour counties in 1858, was
AZ 679-in the counties in 1860 IL is Sc S69show
ing increase Of 99O. Ellis increases his vote S37
Pool increases McRaes vote 1858. nett gain for
Pool OF BIG The ratio throughout. the State will
give Gov Ellis about 5000 majority. The entire vote Of
the State will probably reach lis, 00O-about $4,000
larger than ever before cast
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ELECTORS.
Dish. lsr. L. H. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
2nd. TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NOttOway,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4th. JOHN 7. THORNTON, of P. Edward.
9TH. JAMES +. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
och. MARNADUHE JOHNSON, OF Richmond.
9Th. LENUEL J. BOwDEN, Of Williamsburg.
Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middlesex.
q 9TH. B. H. SHACKELFORD, of Fauquier
10Th. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, of jefferson.
18th. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, ROckbridge.
18th. W. r. STAPLES of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
" 18th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
" 18th A. B. CALDWELL OF Ohio.
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The Bel and Everett party have nominated Hon. II.
Fuller for Congress in the second district Of Pennsy-
Vana, and John Bell Robinson in the fourth district
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NOTICE.-D-lnauent consumers Of Water In Monroe Ward
~ hereby notified that they fail TO pay their bills
beore the 10Th instant before the hour OF o'clock. NJ they
Will be dealt with according the requirements Of the following
the concerning he Watsr WORKS:
By ordinance passed by the ooune May 3 1855 "n
Water Bill remain unpaid for after that which
presented the Auditor shall molly the Superintendent ~bo
shah the Water being used the premises respect TO witch
the default taud h. shall allow IL TO be used those
premises again until said bill psd and FIVE per will be added
TO the original the bid which shall Ilaeed In the
hands OF the City Collector WIN reby authorized and equed
to collect the II IL Cue for city taxes
u. J. SAUNDERS, j., for
. l. AudIt
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RECEIPTS FROM TIE INTERIOR.

We subjon our monthly comparative statement of the
receipts by Canal and Railroads. In July and si jan LIST
August this year andla The receipts BY River railroad
Lat nnonth NJ ncIu dad.
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SITUATION wANTED.-A young lady, = native Of
- Augusta county, Va who graduate Of the Norwich e
Seminary, Connecticut, desires obtain situation
Teacher Their private schoo She fed
teach all the English branches Latin French Mathematics, and
music on the plano to beginners.
Address KIP,
auyiO-c6. West View, Augusta c.. Va
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U,EN DOLLARS REWARD FORA ~
Il LOST TRUNK..-0o Sunday morn ng. t<2I.Iul
the 5th Of August a BLACK TRuNK, someshat -rfiNJsM
worn aud ftoierable Size either len on the 14O
wharf Old Pc taken on the Glen Cove
some Of her stopping between Old font and Rchmabd
had round top and card uhch written had
been torn on and purpose Of H. tied white
kentop handkerchief h.nde Of IT, viii the above
ward 70 any person who forward to Col O. Hasns
TO the sui scriber. 10 Richmond
angiO-u NO H. LINE,
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EEATHERs.Pr ms Western Live Geese Feathers for sale
Il BY Gus JOHN N. GORDON SON.
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rHE RESULT IN NoRrH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Standard (Democraiic) has the follow
ing:
Although we have not yet received complete returns
of the elections In this State have heard enough to
warrant us in saying that Gov Ellis has been reelected
aud that the Legislature will be Democratic That our
mAorties will be materially reduced can but admit
but still we shall have not only respectable, but quite
large msorities The present contest probably exhibits
the strength Of parties accurately than any that has
occurred since 1850.
At present writing we have returns from tbiryfour,
out of eghty-six counties in the State. They show
large increase of the general vote In these hryour
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TO CORRESPONDENT.

EAg.
ros torsa bo sidos Of s pdpr toiu Aos % DublisA
a. Tifs rls 81 long s1i0, OugAf r bs hotca % al
"a ttn 81 no cGs % departed 0 0osdry noticss ssesd
teg etgAfsinss dAGrgsd for as ddpertissnlelfs-
~ sEsre1te rgiSclos Communications
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q ~ HALFTIERCES RICE
30 iOhhds prime Western Sides
Receiving for sale
au9 LEWIS Were JOHN @. WADE
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Virginia six per cts., Int. adj
Richmond City bonds, with Il
Exchange Bank, par 500. b.
Farmers Bank, par 500. :,
Bank Of Virginia, par go.
Bank ofthe Commit, para
Va Llfe Insurance, par 500
Va. Fire and Marine Insurau
Old Dominion Insurance, pa
Richmond Fire Association,
Merchsrts' Insurance, par .,
Virginia Central Railroad sto
Richmond, Pred. and Pot. n
Richmond and Petersburg Z
Richmond and Danville Rail-
James River and Kanawha @
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
ELECTORS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.


EDWARD ENERETT,
OF MAsSACHUsErrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
DIE ID.

BEGrERon Thursa.y March "a qsr short and severe
years II months and Il days.
CRoMwELL-In Brooklyn, on Friday March %, Msria.
daughter of the late David Cromwell in the 18th year Of
relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
Aaron Field No 1876 HieE, street day Sunday
2h inst, at J. The remains viii be taken to Cornwall
COOPER-n this city Thursday morning. March 20 Charles
John Robert and Hannah Cooper aged years month
and 10 days
CoNNERY-on wednesday March 81, Flushing Long
Island Thomas cOnnery snatye Of Cashel County TPperary
In The oath year Of his
sus pox Msree Grant, Of the late Henry Grant Of
Gail street Ennis, County Clair, Ireland aged IA years
months and 20 days
HEALY-In this city, on Thursday March e. amer long H.
ness Anne Hesly aged 80 years, wife of John Healy
HAaSa1TP this y Tsdnsd.s s %U1s March 3D.
HILDEBRANDT1In this city on Thursday March ~ Jssn
JoYCE-ln this city, Thursday, March q. Jane, wife Of
ThI@ss Joyce q the ssd yea, Of her . age e
Pee k.fRP :ssd I'd y. a.no.
street between Fourth and Firth this afternoon a,
O'Clock The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend without further Invitation. Her remains viii be taken
LEEAtS resderes 10 New Windsor Thqr;day, March
Y Leonard Horace Lee othe late LeOuud Lee sged2S
His remain. will be taken to Greenwood for
McCAFFERTY-In Brooklyn, on Friday, Mach ~ srah'
daughter Of the late NJ McCafety of Albany aged Is years
The q The snS f her
Saturday the 2h inst at O'Clock p M The remains
MARsHALIS-At Crum Elbow Duchess County, N, Y, on
Thursday, March IS Of congestion the brain Stephen d.
MsrshsA, IN the 10th year Of his - -
MAksFlELD-A Cohoes, Saturday morning, March TO-
Sarah B. Lewis wife Of L. w Mansfield, in the 18th year Of
Ler
MARsHALL-In this city, on Thursday morning March a.
John Marshall aged 81 years.
MADDEN-n this city, Mira Sarah Madden, aged Nc years
Istive Of the City Of Dublin
MCDONAGH-ln this city Thursday March g. Ann Boyle
widow Of Dominick McDonagh
0HARA = In this city, Thursday, March ~, OF Group
stephen OHaTA eldest Of Stephen and Anna Otara
aged years and months.
ROBINSON - In WillamsbuIgh, Thursday, March ~
Thomas George snd Caroline Robinson ssed months
sTARH-On Friday evening March 49, Clara arland, infant
daughter Of Nathan and Clara w Starr aged months and
"a days
will be- taken to Danbury, Conn for inerDsnt
TAYLOR-In Brooklyn Friday morhing March 80 Nsjah
Taylor President of the Rev York Bank for Savings in the
9lst yesr Of his
The en5s Of his family those Of his sonsinaw
spectfuy invited attend his funeral at the First PFesbye'
nan Church. in Henry street. Brooklyn, at o'clock on Sun
day Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
California Marriages md Deaths.
MARRIED..

At Suffer Greek Feb. q, David Matley to Mary Yager
AT st. Mays Cathedral San Francisco, Feb 81 BY the Rev
H. p Gallagher Mr. William Scott Of Santa Clara to Miss Mary
Brady OF San Erancisco.
In SEN Francisco, Feb. 20 by the Rev u. Mooshake Mr.
Henry TO Nils saIAh Breschef both OF santa Clara
At Knights Landing, Feb, IL, Jas +. Morse to Lydia L.
Curtis.
In Peeryile, Feb II, Alex p. HeugOf to j. C. c. Cav.
DIED.
In San Francisco Feb 49, Dr. ~ H. Heddn OF Santa CluE
formerly Of st. Louis Mo, aged 40 years.
In Francisco FEB. ~, Matthias Bruenjes native Of
schnmbeck, Hanover, sysd "a years and months.
In San Francisco Feb. Miss Mary MeCloud aged 81 years.
a native Of Cape Breton, b. N. A
In Sacramento, Feb H. Edith Ann, daughter OF J. b. and
Mary Kinchea ssed II months
In ento Feb Ellen E. daughter j. H. and Mary
A. Roach aged years aud Il days
In San fIsncisco Feb "a James Dennis Of Michael and
Catherine McCarty aged months
In San Fnncsco, Fec. r. Fielding Williams Of Weston
Plat County Mo-, aged IS years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-MARcH 23-Bs,or
Judge SnuIKr


THE WILLIAMS POST OFFICE RoBBERY--cONYICTIoy
AND SENTENCE or THE PRISONER.
In the case Of james =. Williams, whose trial for
stealing letter containing daft for 900 has occupied
week the Judge charged the jury this morning The jury
amer sn absence Of thIeequaeTs OF an hour rendered verdict
Of guilty"
The prisoner was immediately arsgrsd for sentence Tho
Judr alter commenting the hsnonness OF the ohene
and the necessity Of making example Of him to prevent flu
crimes Of that character sentenced the prisoner imp
onusn hard labor at Sing Sing for eight years.
The prisoner much affected by the sentence
OTHER SENTENCE.
John W. Curtis convicted of passing counterfeit
con sentenced the State Pon for I'VE years and pay
hne Of &5
Daniel H. Palmer who pleaded guilty Of stealing letters IRON,
the letter boxes sentenced 10 Sing Sing for
years ard months ID VIII DO remembered that this young
o. employed Cek by the Contractor who put up the
cad that he stole number Of letters b. Of
duplicate hey which hs eay obtained by Of bis
tiol gilh tho ston.
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uyyENTu.ATEp CoURT-RooMs.

To the Editor Of TAs N. y. Tribgns:
SIR: In the Supreme Court yesterday Jury sent IN
communication Mr.. Justice Bonney that the eccaPsd
by them for consultations fit for hogs to be shut up In
glad hear that such the fact for the Juooms used by
the Superior Court are for hogs aud that about all they
TT for IRE d them. That is the difference between tho Jury
rooms Of the Supreme and Superior Courts. JUROR
In the Superior Court for March Term
Nev. York. March %, 1850.
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IAdvartisament |
LAST DAY AT BARNUMs-Afterto tonight BAL

LAST DAY AT BARNU VI s.-AlIer IO-nIguE OAh-
NUNS MusKUn viii remain closed for week Il will not be
opened until SATURDAY AFTERNOON 3l March BY which nse
viii undergone aspendd renovation, decoration and sme
enlargement and stirring Drama long In rehearss viii
then Sc produced style THfs AFTERNOON Evxs-
ING great Drama Of Green Bushes" VII be reposted
and the acts tonight Mr. BARSuN VIII make char
aciec amuang and very interesting Clock vel
hint a. tho Muzsuns future. The WHAT 1T may be eu
day aud evening by the crowd Have you seen it,
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MARRIED.

HUBBARD-BLOSsOM-I Providence, r. l., at the Pirg.
Uniyerssist ChuIeh Thundsy March r. by the Rev G
II. Fay Mr ChAs. c. Hubbard Of Mddleown, Conn, and
lss Mary A. Blossom eldest daughter Of Elha w Blossom
deoessed aod Of the officiating clergyman
Rev NJ d. c. Crawford Mr. Robert Brittle to Miss Hattie
bIysnt, both Of this city.
N-MAEDEVILLE-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, Mach
70 By J. W. ssaTlss. Edgar Denison Of Mystic to
Margaret L. Vaudeville Of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

Al EsrArE.-The following sales were made

Yesterday by A. J. Blocker Son Co: -.
lots and buildings Nos 1871 and 1879 Wster 59ex64 r. SHe9
ot and building No l2s West-st % laeee
lot and building No )epeyster l6x5 II and 3D.. ms
lot west eide litbav., 755t 5stsL % lxl0o.. 1szs
lots north side S5dst. 400 feet west Of llthsv, aSx
lR&-each.
lots east side l2thsy, Is feet south Of losthst, 2lsx
l25-each
lots south side slstst, leo feet east OF nhay, zsx
lOZZ-eech. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

Mr. vibbsrd, Chairman Of toe Committee on Time
Table presented lengthy report, which adopted
The sche ule Of running time Wes aud East has been
fixed az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

The business Of the Clearing house to-dhy "as
al SIC I47 The City Controller invites proposals Tor
the whole or any part of $ 900 Of the watersock OF
he CITY of NeW-York in shares Of 800 each, bearing
interest at the rate Of y cent p annum, payable
ousrteriy. Tie bids will be opened at o'clock p NJ
N Saturday the 2lst of April The steamers to-mor-
row viii probably take $500 900 in California bars, held
here IN transtu There is an active demand Tor Gov
eminent Registered Elves at the Board prices OF the
last few DAYS. but the principal holder declines 10 sell
excepting at considerable advance. Treasury NOTES
Are active at y cent premium for q cents aho tne
Spply is moderate The 81 prints are held a! l-o'n
prem. The Hew.Hsve and Hartford Railroad Com
PAW has declared semi annual dividend OF cent
payable April g A correspondent Of an evening Jour
IA iniimates that the Receiver OF the Erie Road has
Obtained an order Of Court authorizing him to Issue ALI
million Of fifth mortgage bonds to parties holding
rights"
At the adjourned meeting yesterday Of the Railroad
Cenveution which convened at the st. Nicholas Hotel
u The 2lst inst, Col Hammond presented preamble
I'D resolutions adopted by the representatives OF the
awSy lines terminating in Chicago, west and south
Lake Michigan. who met IN Chicago on the l7th of
htch At taid nesting the Illinois Central Chicago,
lexington and Quincy, st. Louis and Chicago, GAIena
"a Chicago Union, Chicago and North W estern, ana
Na<sgO and Milwaukee Railroads, were represented.
hs rresu bic ssts forth that in concedDg what hiss
nsfesofore been claimed by the Eastern INES 70 pe
toeR rehss-to fix the time Of leaving New ork LOT
bs Wsttit Is deemed but Just that the Western hnes
1avs the privilege Of arranging the time OF leaving
lineage and the resolutions res 1ectfnlly reproeeu'
snd demand that the time of leaving Chicago shall be
nked a. q. IA. aud p. m, and appoint Col. Han
moLo delegate 10 urge upon the General C0nyent'on
u1e aaetion OF the above hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

dispatch was received from q meeting of rail-
road representatives in Louisville relative TO the time
table, and asking the appointment of committee to
meet their delegates at Buffalo next Tuesday
On motion that a committee be appointed the Presi-
dent nsmed Messrs. a. Stone, c. Vibbard, G. f. Ham.
mond, C. S. Bridges b. w. Blanchard and NJ. V.
Cohen.
After the transaction of some other business Of
private nature in relation to freight &c. the Conven
ton adjourned sine die
The EUening Post says:
We are assured that the impression mentioned by
us yesterday that Mr.. Havemeyer had consented to
receive proxies from the stockholders IL the Michigan
Southern Railroad, for the purpose of restoring or
continuing the "Litchfeld influence" or "the ad-
ministraton Of the road which reduced it to bank
ruptcy, and have since maintained by some means
a semi-controlhDg influence in the manas ement' is
without the slightest found alton in fact but that, on
the contrary the parties who obtained his consent TO
receive proxies gentlemen of the highest respeca
by largely interested III the stocks and bonds OF the
company and who have become wear1ed Of the con-
tnued discIed which attaches to the whole concern,
and who have resolved to attempt retrieval Of it's
affairs and consequent rescue as far as possible OF
all the il forests involved In the property.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day says that "the
bonds Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
psuy maturing the st Of July next daily being
extended under the same first mortgage security to
the year $780, directed by resolution of the stock
holders the Company paying 10 per cent in cash. and
furnishing separate sheets Of coupons with each bond"
The New Hampshire bank statement of the LIST of
March 1860 shows the folio wing aggregates:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

COYFEE-The demand Is very moderate owing 70 me snA
stock and exorbant demands OF holders Only ?Vo no arc
In this market and only " 600 In al ports OF the United Se'
aes of bags Jamaica at lSc and 80 bags Java lstc
nFLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western ana o'aee
Flour mtsd the absence OF supply Of SuPcrnne oate @
the advanced prices claimed for the same have Limited
tons other without improvement and 90 nov %
very freely the trade buying .parnty put We Ss
rather dong the East the SALES 900 onn 70 a.
for superne State IS asa IS so for Extra do %
for low grade Of Western Extrsi $3.50 10 LOT *
brands OF roundhoop Extra Ohihe latter an extremsi
OF for trade brands do and S5 6od o. 10 for ot
brands Canadian quite firm the arrivals are
sales Of 100 bbls at s5 %0e7 rs Southern Flour Wy
quiet and the low grades heavy but good bIsnds @
tanned the 40 bbs sea 90 ~ for supornne
timore G and 90 2sGsf 50 for the better grades. ~
l. fair request and steady sales Of ft0 bbls Of ~
20 Com Mes Il unchangsd the demand iau oI s a ~
and the Provinces the sales $50 bbs al - o. 10
Jersey and 81 IL for Brandywlne Buckwhesl flour VI
fair demand at 81 62l q ~ IS " Ice n. ,.. 81
FRIITP-Rsisins are quiet 81 az fof Bunch and ISL
for Layers Othsr kinds Of tea foreign qus We mote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

John McCave has sold one lot on the west sue Oh
sth.av 2jxlCO feet and IS feet north Of 57th- Tor
s. OG0 alec lot north side of l25th Ct, about
midway between 9Th and 9th-avs, for 81 2oO' Messrs.
Lehman & Brown have sold lots on the west side OF
Sd av commencing Oh the northwest corner of 10th
ST and running to within Is feet Of I7th-st also four
full lots in the rear on llthSt, and large gore in
the rear of ll6th-st lots-the whole for $l6,OOO.
Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold the lot north
west corner of Madison-av. and 30tA-st 2ixsl feet
front aud rear by 50 feet in depth, for sll OOO to be
improved.
The Secretary of the Minnesota Mining Company
reque SIS to correct the following errors that acc-
dentally occurred in notice yesterday OF the d.
rectors' report:
The reported product OF JOS uns NOT for tbs year s
but year sss 2 The surplus Of the company On
tbe lat inst $40 ITO hoBsand dollars Inc
net earnings instead Of only 3. cent ior the year were
upon capital sttek and % 4 cont on the present
mari let price Of the stock.