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Early to day sellers were asking an advance Of
lc on No. !. md Extra $l.o4, but toward noon
this upward movement received quite check
by the rather unexpected Intelligence that the
New York market was "dull aud dropping"
On 'change there we're very few transactions,
and yesterdays prices were maintained with
some difficulty. The sales reported embrace
some four or fire Thousand bushels. ut LOO for
No. in store; $l.0l @1.02 for Club; and $1.03
@1.04 for Extra, the market closing dull and
hcavy.
There were no sales Of flour Of any account,
the reaction in wheat depressing The -four mar
ket-
We are not awnre Of auv change Of prices Of
coarse grains. Oats nre very dill. 4 couplo
Of hundred bu>hets OF shelled corn sold at SEC.
choice sample might go cent or two above
this figure. There were scarcely any sales of
barley or rye. Prices unchanged.
The few dressed hogs shnt came in we're ta-
ken ut decidedly good prices, comparatively
light averages going as high Is $6,30@6.50
per cwt.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-The GusetA Of yester-
day presents the following:
With the exception Of an advance Of sc OBJ
in the provision market to-day. Ths dcma.d
was fair and prices steady. City brands Of mess
dnrk sold ut $l7.75@ls, and so hhds bacon
shoulders brought IT. Nothing done iu sides,
which may be quoted at vt. about $50. GOO lbs
bulk meats sold for present and future delivery
ut Ct and ST for shoulders and sides, aud 1855
for IS IL sides. There is good demand for
heavy sides Tor clearing. Barrel lard is held at
lVs, with buyers at 1o4Glof. Flour was 7ery
much depressed, and supertne WAS ottainabc
at $3.50. but there was no demand for shipment
or on speculation, and the trade being only from
hand to mouth. The receipts were large ,ll4
barrels, md the exports ouly two barrels. Hold
ers, in some cases are becoml ,g frightened, and
parties whn refused IS 20, d few days ago. would
now take $3.50, but large number Of those
who control the stock maintain firm front an
ticipaliag 4 reaction.
The falling of in the demand from the interi-
or Of the South, coupled will. the relatively low
rates current on the scaboard, has proved q Sc
vc,e blow to the trade, aud one from which it
~ difficult to recover. One cause Of the large
demand frou, Tennessee for while, is traceablc
to the scare regarding the growing wheat CROP
The lutter, according to the most reliable re-
ports, was seriously damaged, but il would be
Unusual, under such circumstances, if the iniu-
r. had not been greatly exaggerated. Wheat
was dull, but prices are unchanged. No change
in Corn. Oats were dull ut 47c in bulk, on ar
rival. Nothing doing in Kye. barley in fair
demand ut 5s@Gsc. The business in groceries
continues on u moderate scale. Clover seed
dull ut *4.75. Tie receipts and exports Of lead
ing articles to-day, we're:
, 1860-02-13

Pn1LApE1rn1A, Feb. 1.-THE planning mill oi
wharf, was burnt at 3 o'clock this morning. The
fire extended TO the lumber wharf Of George u.
S!oat i Co. The Sewing Aachine Factory ad.
joining was saved uninjared. Loss net ascer-
tained. Fire supposed 10 hare been the work
Of an ipcepdiary. ''-'
, 1860-02-13
BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESS SESSION.

WA4H1ae1oI, Feb H.
Horsr.-Mr Morrell presented the memorial |
Of William 4. Howard, Of Michigan, contesting |
Mr. Cooper's seat.
Mr. Garrett was excused from service a a
member Of the Committee on the District Of
Columbia.
Air. Morris, Of Illinois, offered resolutions
calling on the Executive and heads Of depart
sons appointed to Office by tho present admins
tration, in Illinois, and copies Of all petitions,
letters, remonstrances, und other papers on
which the appointments and removals we're
made.
Mr. Barksda1e objected to the.further reading
of the resolutions.
Mr, Morris said the information should not be
suppressed.
Mr Barksdale said when the resolutions were
III order nobody would object
Mr. Cochrane presented copy Of The resou.
tions adopted By the New York Chamber Of
Commerce, in relation to the advantages Of mail
communication with Mexico, which wasreferred
to tile Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported back the Postoftice appro-
priution bill, whereupon the House resolved it.
self into Committee, Of the W hole On the State
chair.
Mr. Sherman said the Senate amendment pro-
vidcd for tue printing Of the postotiice blanks
Ry contract, wns one which ought to be adop-
ted in an independent law, and all tue members
Of the Committee Of Ways and Means were in
favor Of such legislation, but thes we're opposed
to its incorporation in IN appropriation bill to
carry out its existing laws. No new legislation
should be inserted therein. Such practice
had been growing up for few years pnst, and
the committee want to put Il stop to it. lie
would therefore recommend that the House now
concur in the amendment.
Mr. Phelps said that sir. Sherman had cor
rectly stated the opinion Of the committee, but
lie differed from its action, aud WAS willing to
concur in the amendment under protest. 1t
was measure of reform, md seventy per
cent. would By it be saved to the government.
Mr.. Lorejoy expressed the hope that the
House would concur in the amendment.
ing the franking privilege.
Mr.. Cobb advocated the giEing out OF the
printing of the postoftice blanks By contract.
Mr. Florence said that it was mistake that
seventy per cent would be sarcd, but about
thirty per cent. would he.
Mr.. Cobb replied that that was worth saving.
He also advocated the abolition Of the fsanking
privilege, The good in the system WAS not
equal 10 the erils.
AIR. Stanton favored the striking out Of both
amendments. lie WAS under IN obligation thus
early TO vote. 80 as to prevent the eril practice
Of incorporation Of indepeDdent legislation in
appropriation bills LIE expressed himself fa-
vorablc to the abolition Of the trankng priyi-
legc.
The debate was continued on the propriety Of
abolisbing The franking privilege, and relative
to the giving of the postoitce blauks to the low
| est bidder, when the committee rose. No def
mite action Oh the bill WIS taken.
, 1860-02-13
:Fi11a11rial ami Commercial.


SATURDAY EvxEue. Feh.1l
The quiet Heretofore noticed in the money
market hns continued to the close Of the wcek.
The demand for exchange is light, and the top-
ply does not reach surplus Aates are steady
at 2 per cent. premium for currency. do'o 2eD
ct. with very little demand
ST. Louls.-Tbc Democrat Of yesterday says:
Money is easier than it was n week since-the
tendency is 10 improvement; but the denana
for discounts andexchange IL yet very 1a'r. ana
thereis quite enough use for al! inc ianos 70 oe
had, Exchange would be purchased mo fre.
II. If notes. Instead Of bankable funds, would
suffice tn buy it; but the latter is scnrce, bo
much Of it being withdrawn from circulation By
the asserting process, which must be active 80
long as exchange rules htgl. rs at prcsent. We
continue to quote selling rates Us lollo"s:
For Gold Dk'be ids III 4 Wis
C.ncinuau Louisville. .Iar. prem. II p1en.
few parties, short Of banknble funds offered
exchange on tue East ut II, and accepted
pren1,, when the could not obtain more. Dealers
generally bought At aad sold ut II.
No change IL uo,ed in the rates Of Illinois and
Wisconsin, currency; it is generally bought at
*Gl discount for Missouri. spa sold at AGA dis,
mostly at} .'
c1sc1SS4n.-The following. is from The
Gazette Of yesterday:
Money was in better SIMPLY with some Of ths
houses TO day, but the offerings Of paper were
fully equal to their means, aud all the bankers
had opportunity 10 employ their means satisinc-
tory, and there was m excess of good paper,
in the aggregate, while tho outside demand for
leaos WIS pretty active ut log per cent. Bauk
rates remuin ut l0@lo.
The market was ilrin for Bastern exchange at
prem. buying, and prem. selling. In some
instA:ces dealers Fnid 40 for New York checks.
Some houses refused to sati except TO regular
customers, but most Of the heavy drawers sold
indiscaimina.ciy, aud tile demand Was fully met
Ut t. Balances ut the close, were about the same
as yesterday.
BASk SrA11sT1cs.-The following shows the
condition Of the hunks Of the four leading cities
of the Union, according to the latest weekly
statements ut hand:
Loans. Specie. cireuln Deposits
Feb. t.:.s24oel,os1 1s.s:1tsol .,'4.4O :',s77,es
sns1y l.. y. ss,7o5so, 4sts.so, e.s:aooo l7,s'o,oo
Fes. 4... es4a.,s;s 4:sts,ses .,ssc,sio 1s,4oe,:%
jan. s -. e,s,s.+sl lss,etsa 1888 .,ss el.a7oes
:ess tl.tet.s:e sa9:ost; 1s:,s: e
Prcvis wk-ets.s0t,st7 .aat;i s9S7i.os 12ssol.'o
The loans and deposits, it will be seen, hart
increased. with no change Of importance in th'
specie reserve. in other words, bank credits
have been expanded.
, 1860-02-13
Stocks OF Foreign Flour and Grain in
Great BFitoln.

Brendstuifs hare not yet taken the start which
had been expected from The character of the
last wheat crop. The farmers stock Of old 1858
wheat seem incxhaustiblc; their deliveries COLI
tiaur to be very large. and are mostly composed
Of that description. The returns iu the 2uU mar
kets where the averages arc taken, show o,oGG,-
QUO quarters Of wheat sold since the first Sep
tcmbcr, against l l,o00, 900 quarters iu 1858.
For the 1irsl time. IN attempt hus been made
to arrive Ut some idea OF the stock Of foreign
grain in The country, and the following is the
result, viz
, 1860-02-13
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
FOE TIE WxEE xHptKo rxn. 9.
[AhssAged from Thursdays New York Tdbune.1
nEE1 CATTLE.

NGmhef reported lot tS m1fkc Al lo51
The prices to-day arc quoted Ms follows:
F,sst tquaaty...-....-.....'.-. - 5IS
ss,s;sy ssMs god is:2;s IL; S:ss;;;ds, SIS
Ttc Eencra; asesaEe q tle market at.-.. sh&oox
iii. head more thsn lat week. and - than
.,ss M II Seat ws ea@ h ;.e ;n ;h
average. ard s4s more thau this day week.
nEEyts xecx DtIJtnExr STATEN.
n Ass @ &c e +, tss iia t.
n is tonac:icut
2h"; taS:.; ";;..''15Gs Hsw H,st.s e
llnois. .........-.....-. IS MchE2a........ g
E'4eIni. EEsaiInIiss...::: Is IssSn1ii: i:...:.
IKE NV .hsn Feh+ss1s-elesr ran:hne nd net eoid
ssst 4 It t s:, : d ;sS
q 81 i: se.s e e. #
s al s 1.' ad
s W. ;ess W. asy e. ii
a III ns, Taas l., IT,. III II sns 1s el
a1d week et r. though ths svesace p'ee : 'cttc. ut
Of I'D na T.
reysto several Of The Wetten droyes show that corn
III ss:s .'s ssy II
tha avc teen &c! o.seS fo1 hEh r:sees and have
;s IT,.
ss i eae Of
TEE c1oeror TIE A4REEr.
issfz M
might happ shs Tesk hut In ahts toe{ .eEs esy1 sly
ss ost
W e;sst ssnss.;!ons i t6s!; i.S.
e. sas
rs re write late IN ths afternoon appra almost in!o'
pe in tic pens IL i"o are eno1sS for
pretty fair supply The whole week and sor ths faet
assax 9oo Il ss
n o Il + s,in e . ~
eanes rs. FL i, h ses1 t1
gd 70 dosa !n.esd cs II. A'eA'De' - '''' Will
ls1ons 5a1da Foeth s,eet, by G. " Dos1nsn broker:
r.14 quality eotn..e4 large etse.......ssXssx ~
FL seaaa qaSsiiy Sni sm. .Is:s IA. and p'ia '@s
Eazsd szEd sIs = ,;r s1.sd ssi IA aex :ka:s
Wc11ern mas. ...............--.....k496 TH9-
Snail sze choice .oss aoE' Sos xsn,s xsn,sd'
u. thinks Notwithstanding the lkht supp5. that prices
ennot ie advaaced The a,out !.st
tEes The ss'ca ass ALMOST for city re"
oed e!oxn ossas ,GegEg Sss 5ff9;r .9
q saes Sss1sst
- montreal Market.
81 i tsoa5 70 for good No. 1.opt fancy non'nAl II
'WnsIsaSo Of oaaad. Spring ase reported 1t a.ca for
| May delivery, whi ich gae could not pe ~ =.
, 1860-02-13

CASrox. n. T.. Feb. ia FIRE broke out in
Clark and Smiths drug store; on Main street,
and has laid in ruins hnlf the business portion
Of the. village. Ten. OF, Twelve buildings were
destroyed. The loss, on which there is somo
insurance, amounts to S45,opo.
, 1860-02-13

CHARLESTON, Feb. 10.-A special New Orleans
dispatch to the Courier says That fifty wealthy
free agricultuEisss from the Interior Of Louisl-
ana, are preparing to depart for Hayti.
, 1860-02-13

The rere;nfs of Uors to-day amounted to on1y
~, nr,s.oa 11,o, ,o,,-
times active By shippers, and the market is
firm. Lirht uora. however. are rather dull
.,.e-. ,,.: IT,. er,r;,o,,, TIN rop,c
'ne paeAF'' wy 's ""' sr@.
of sales to-day we're - ooG1.':'-the .bnak ol
the lots selling ut $C6Y6.5o. Livc Hogs arc
.a.ra. ar,d i, demcnd
".~e @AN - ,,,.,
The movement In thc provision na1hel "ao
more active to.day. 4 lot Of 800 brls Mess
Pork WIS sold ut s1G.50: 100 brls Clear Pork at
So en. ,d .oo 80 ,,r;,,o po,r At s,a ~
@44.'V; a"o wv "''e '!''e o'A
Bulk Meats nre in act'rc demand Tor the balt'-
more trade. and CT aud SIC is offered for Shoul-
49,, e
oefS anu ''1ocs IaeAea. Ao'oe'" ''>"e '.oA
@4c more. Lard Is IN fatr request ut 1"t(gl97c
thn morket c1nsinp firm.
The Flour market to-day was dull. ind but
few sales were made at s4,5om,4,s7} for low
GRADE tn Snriur extras. md 1915 for common
Sinner. Wbeat was also very dull and nonin-
ally lower; but the transactions were so limited
that it is difficult TO give quotations. The Can
Gda's news deferred spectators, and a5Gscc
were the highest offers made for No. Sprinc in
- H.. .;.,,,.,,~ .o....i ~
sore' W" "a' 1'so e,A''.4: A"e~' -"e
oec1ne o1 1gtae tooA I'ace - e0'es oetpe
maoe NJ 44@a'c 'ot w. ~ stote 7ic
''' w. 1.1 0s 80. ., oa'e
"e'e au'e' snu uoenHnseo' WIN sAteS ~ "o's
in store, and 34GSGc on track. Aye and barley
quiet. Timothy Seed more active, but there is
~ ;,,,ror.r,ent- of inferior rancinc from
~ eo@s g. Clover continues dull and sales
OF fair quality were made at st.Go@4.C5. Hun
rarian Gra.s scsrce md in demand ut q ,oo-an
s sn.aas 1890 ~ ra s 11;a,u;nas j.; ho,tor roo,as,
aosanee ol &c: n'e""'nes III oe.'et ieques'
aud firtner-sates being made at 1ea@19c. Al.
cohol. 41;a4ac.
Nzw laos GRAIN WAREHOUSES IN NEW
Yoak,-The n. y. Courier and ENQUIRER of
n,,..-.au- 49, ,,,,o..;.
inofsoay con'a'hs 'ne 'o!'o"'ns:
New WAnEuogs1Sc CoxFASE.-TAc " Iron
Warehouse aud Elevator Company, will soon
commence Tue erection Of their warehouses and
piers, and other requisite apnendages for the
storage aud cure Of rraiu and other merc}lau-
, 1860-02-13

Bos7oy, Feb. 1.-THE building on Caule1Ay
and Lancaster streets, occupied BY Samuel
Howard i Sons, bakers, and others, wss de-
900.
, 1860-02-13

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Executive Committee
Of the State Agricultural Society hare located
the NEXT State Fair at E1mira
, 1860-02-13
W6tclSfI1nn Wandered.


NEW YoRK, Feb. 11.-Wm. L. Dours, the Gus
tom House watchman, was lust night found
murdered on his beat, near the battery.
, 1860-02-13

SATURDAY Evx1no. Feb. II. 1s60.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the past twcnty-four hours:
, 1860-02-13

nIVIDEND.-TUE REPUBLIC
- ms. CO., Of y. T.. has ju*t declared d.idtnd OF
70 per cent return premium to policy holders.
Also. Cash dividend Of pc. cent all outstanding
scrip, and 7H per cent II Stockholders.
AlIhnlIers Of FIRE and Marine Policies tha have expired
In 1879 will Please eli, for taes scrip any time after the nd
Tuesday tn February.
This Strip will be purchased By the undersigned at Stw
York prices. ). c. ulGGlNSOy Il CO., AgensA
No., New Boari Of Trade Building,
tal.b4Ssom South Water Street.
, 1860-02-13

.. CASAspA1GrA, n. T., Feb. 1.-THE Franklin
Honse in this city was destroyed BY fire last
night.
, 1860-02-13

extent Of late transactions, may be called quite
liberal. Sellers terns were met With moro
readiness than they hare Jet experienced, aud
tbey were inclined iherefrom to seek IN advance
on some descriptions. Bacon was held at the
close ut fraction moro than late quotations.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. lo.-The Sentinel of yester-
day says:
Receipts BY raiiroad for The ~ hours ending
, 1860-02-13

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot and Cold Dishes OF all kinds This most de-
cious and appetsng s,uce Invented by the renowned
sose" 70. the London Reform Club IS since his deceA'e
rsnufa:tn-ed By the wall known horse Of Crosse black
well, London. from Tie original recipe. It is the faToe
Gauce Id England and The Continent with hl.h and
growing reputation American EpIcure and is much
approved of snuen to the appetite and 10 digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
ave recommend correspondent to TT Mons. soyers
Sauce, entitled tho 'sutaaa sauce Il is made after
the Turkish recipe; Its havorls excellent and It affords
siderable aid in cases Of slow ana dsestion{The
Lancet.
"savo, quant asd sp'cY worthy the genius Of soYer'
-tObse.ver.
"a NEST valuable aajnnct 10 Fish, FLESH and Fowl and
should have place Gus resy tabtc--.Atas-
Sole Agents for tie United states.
GARDNER q. .fvELlN, ,el7 Fulton st., New York.
aad BRAT l. HAYES, 81 cornAil, Boston. Fer sale by
Groeess and Fruit Dealers everywhere. Jalsbf3S.6m
, 1860-02-13

dressed Live High Cut
Hugs Uass Cattle Hides wines M'k. Lard.
NJ. M Ka M 11tlH M in.i.
, 1860-02-13

AsaeeLnts viii hnI4ea in 9eH rtglud Gtnais, Is
desirable to have cheap and convenient way for
repairing Furniture, C1ockerJ, To5s, Dc.
SPALD1NG'2 PREPARED GLUE
meets Ill emergencies ard household al ri to be
~tthou;it. lisls Always really and up 70 the sticking
point. There Is no longer necessity for umplns chas,
spntered head'ess dolls and broken cradles. 1t
lust article for shell md osher ornamental work.
80 popular with lsd!es Of refinement andtaae.
Thsadmrabe preparation il used cold being chemically
he'd In solution, aad Possessing al the valuable qualities of
tie best Glue. 1t uay be used In the place
Of ordinary muci'aEe, being vastly more a.h=Ise.
useful IN EVERY HOUSE,
MA Brush accompanies each bo::c.
Price, as Cents.
3 Wholesale Depot, No. 4s ced.r.st, New York.
Adare.s tHESaT {. srALpIS6 i CO..
Box No 5soa New York,
Pat up for dealezs in containing four. eRat
tw- dcsen-a beautiful Lhok11h show caFd aeeemra-
Gu ny e1ea package.
KA kns!e Botls of sP4LD1SG's PREPARED
.; Ill prominent St.iouefs Druggists. Has1war-,
amt Furn!turs Dealers, Gucess, and Fanny S1ose4-
tnuEsrr Merchrn1s should maze nate of So Nd
1SG:S FREPAkEu GLUE, when making w sh.lf .!ss.
1t VIII stand any ltnaie- DEL dl,tvd
, 1860-02-13
(NALENA d CHICAGO UNION
RAILROAD.
GREAT ENETkkE NnT+TF

w111E1 AhRAxunxxS1.
EOn and atfeF MONDAY. Nov. .h, lS}, tzau8 will le1ra
Wells ssse<t depot Chicago. foows Sundays excepted:
II. IS an and l1:4o pm for Dixon, poo, Fulton, GAdaE
Rapids. and in.e1Jnsii4ic polstA
Al ilso aad y:t0 phi TOT Bevlde.c RoektorJ Free
pott Ral1en. GaenA Duo=th. Dubuque, Bsto1t James
Vile and intermediate places. =
A:4:sa pm !or Grara k'a, ant intermediate places.
. P*sen:rts for McflcurT, Rehmoud. Geneva LaSe md
intermediate points. vii! take the u:40 An tf1In
IEzteepnx cars o. nigh! trains.
, 1860-02-13

The loans and deposits, it will be seen, have
increased. with no change Of importance in the
specie reserve. in other words, bnnk credits
have been expanded.
, 1860-02-13
The British Corn Trade.

1t is looked upon rs being tolerab'y correct.
, 1860-02-13

MUnI1EH M1AfA86s
rr Tr,xox1ruA = Aox.nIAr, Feb. II.
r,nrnyeyr dull and rrocrr1be In small and large par
GELS Is o415l0 fo1 good No. 1supe faney nominal It
Wns.1sas Of oaasda sp.ng reported II sl.co for
May delivery, whic sate could moi be aad'
, 1860-02-13
Commission #ertbants.
pHILLIPS, BROTHER g. CO.,
l. GENERAL

1sa. .Sor1u WAITE S1ktxr, CatcAeo........lss
xEyK1xycx1:
Marine Bunk Cnieskc, H.; J. F. Dunn l. Co., Bankers,
IT, t,c hnnt!t c.. napks.s. K1o1v!e N !: IIotsh- 81
H.ntcs,' % ste,!ns III; Ra@sey, Bioih.r Co., c1Iessc,
r. n;;ninz a;4 E = %ood,un q Loa. Ao: Ge.y ca
:. King. bunao. N. l.; y. A. Dovs i ca Ssw York.
Taoe r1ul1Ea.. =. fHlLI7s.R p vAs wAoESxS.
fe3 G0tY
, 1860-02-13

Asaeents viii Aat9ea in yell regA'ud 1nlics, II Is
desirable to have cheap and convenient way for
repairing Furniture. C.ockerJ, Toys, ae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
AMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Cant. C. Clary AUstant Qnartermaster, Will
proee.d at once to the Headquarters of the Depart
mept of Utah, AZ relrve Lieut.. Col. g. H. Cross1ao
TIE teaues. Of the Department of the lnterio' 70
have Lieut. Ives of The Typographical Engineers de-
tailed 10 act "a Astronomer Surveyor of the Commits
al n TO ,uu and MAJ the bouUdiIes betge the Ter
,o, Of the United ates and the State Of California
has been complied with.
We learn on proper authority that the Commander
ipCbi. of the Pacific Squadron has elected TO cause
national yesses 10 visit Mexican ports m)re frequently
than has BEEN the ,u,tom recently
Can't. Jones' through Major Sedgew Of the United
Sta ca Army, writes to the War Department, dating
from Camp on the AIi snsas River Jolly 1860. He
al" erets to report want of in finding any trail
Of Il hostile Xiv OF Comaucbes." The severe
service has used up their borses badly that Pr'-
traeted delay in camp will be necessary" When re-
endorsements reach him the Captain Will again cross
the Arksnsas and proceed mp toward the mountains"
Col Lee reports officially all quiet on tho Rio
Gyande. In ere of yellow fever bis command would
temporarily withdraw from active service in that
region.
News from the corvette St. Marys of the Pacific
.ousdyon states that her cou mander will be removed
and tried by General Court-Martial ION accou It Of
his copduc. of Gina, mas" The Intelligence doas not
cme from an official source. The st. Marys was to
make Nazstlsn her headquarters during the Sinm r
and Fall few trivial cases of sickness are reported
on board.
The r,ea f,iea'e Pow batau Of the East India sq1d
ROD viii be due at Philadelphia the week after next
1t lie probable that che may be fitted out for service
soop after Der arrival The Powbstau, is will be re-
membered, brought the Japanese ambassadors to San
Francisco.
The latest adsices Goth Of JuDe) from the Brazil
squadron say that the commander of the brigo var
.inbrdge bad not received the distractions to
TO the United States which were some time since
mailed by TIE Navy Department Az they went by
way of England, they could hardly reach South
Am. RIGA before this time.
Two Army Co1rts. Martial, one at Fort Dallas and
the other at For Bs ordered to convene for the
trial Of o'ir queDts.
We ubdtrs that the present officers and men OF
the race Savannah will be detached, and rep ed ~
new ships company for service in the Msdtsr nean.
Persons volunteering WILL of course, be permitted u
remain for another cruise.
Tbs number of officers in the regular army of the
United States who have risen from the racks is % Ii
il net eeueraIy known that there Ia Law pr)vi Gng
for the bestowal Of commissions deserving soliie
Yesterday being semi.monthly pay cay for tbs
officers of the Ne@.York Naval Station 10000 were
dirburs, to them Ire employers of the Navy Yard
will receive about SIS 900 Lext week, making month
" pay roll $40, 900.