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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Ladies' Fine Snoes and Caters

Is IN Rerept CT
7 AIDES French Lasting Congress and Lace Callers,
IL - ssFrancis The First" Caters,
&c Kid aud french Lasting Heel Slippers,
az Glove Calf Congress Caters. with and
49, without Heels, NA
a French and English Glove Kid Slippers,
q Curoso Kid Pump Sole Boots, &C.,
With great variety OF styles for Misses and GILL
dren. A beautiful assortment OF Infant Shoes.
lnay12 JOHN RAIAGE.
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~ J. J. SULLIVAN has our thanks for the
usual newspaper favOrs.
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No Time TO Wait for the DOCTOR /!

BOUT these times all children will eat green fruit
"a AT any moment OF ~ nisht, they are liable
to be attacked by Cholera Nor bus, Dysentery or d.
rrnea Notime then to send for the doctor. The
Grseienoerg Dysentery Syrup instantly relieves al
sum cases. No family ought to b, without it in the
house. Its promptness has saved thousands & yalu-
able lives in Tennessee IN the past few years Only
% cents bottle-enough whole family for !.
whole season. A fresh lot just received
mayI5-u MAChENZlE x NINCHIN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
APPLE BRANDY
I6 YEARS OLD

INfE have received small lot OF A Fple Brandy
w from OIth Carolina, s I'D 10 be 8 xteCn Year.
old, which believe u be strictly pure, anu &c
representsd. l.ELLYETI & SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
FIou.ing Mill for Rent.

FTlHE City FIGURING Mn. situsted on the cumber-
i hand River, just below the city, Is offered for
rent the remainder Of the present year, With sths
privilege of next year. Apply to TrsNEs FosrkR,
cherry street, or JAMES COhBlfT,
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n As Z Will F. I:
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 10, 1860.
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
of Passenger Trains.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE &CEsTrAsooGA q A. NJ 3 P n.
IESNEssEE & ALABANA-4:15 A. NJ. 3:OOP NJ
LOUISVILLE x NAsHyILLE-5:OO A NJ S.S0 pm
- GallatinE spress4:3O Pm
EDGEFIEID KESrUcxY-6:3O An o.ISP Nj
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NAsRyIILE& CHATTAxooGA-EP MS An
TENNESSEE < ALABAGA-1 O:00 An, 500 PM
LoulsVIILE& NASHVILLE 305 Am, gals p. u
80 Gallaiin xpress BIO A 81
EDGEFIELD RESTUcKY-IO a M, z. il.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Seventy men, ship-carpenters. boit-drivers
and caulkers. were discharged from the Nor
folk (Va) Navy-yard one day last week.
Ezrh1hgs- -
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IRoN-The demand is limited for all kinds, with
ut chang in prices. q tote OHIO Hot bias, Pig
$25a26 per lun the latte frvm yard We did
not hear of any sales Coid-bast The demand for
Bar noderate, and prices steady, at &c for Com
mon and SIC for Charcoal, t
LEATHFR-rhere change in demand or
prizes since last. The denIa is quite
.te Tor all except light We quote:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

PROViSlONS-rhe activity noticed in our last
ased, and the market Ii. sank ut that qui pos-
iacuiiar 10 1t the p4s season, bat hoiueIs
tin trn at full aies, ..ot Will G 1, Make
c,.ic $50 8. Mess POI held 4 SIG, Bacon at "a
lie, l. &c Shoulders, Sues Gear sides,
ID sc iuc % busk shoulders anu ides, anu
ny SAFES maxi are al tn &c raies Iuo HIS
foG a 1T averaging 20 lbs Lard been
qdiet the greaer loi oi the We K though
more d, m nd for keg ut the close, with of
100 Kegs d. ~ &c.
FEArHkks-Tre market is dull at 43a44c for
prime, ON arrival
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Valuable Real Estate
FGR s NE.
Kingston Springs,

Is now open for the reception Of visitors. On and
l. after tuesday the Sd day OF July, Mr. JEssEB
PARRISH will run Accommodations Omnibus leaving
the Sewanee House every tuesday Thursday, and
saturday at O'Clock A. NJ. arriving at the Springs
to dlnner-fnIe two doIlsrs-ofhce and register al
Sewanee House. The medical quaiities VI these
Springs well known. For dyspepsia, disea SEES OF
the liver, and Tor complaints incident 20 females,
they unsurpassed. There are i've sulphur
springs of different qualities, besides free stone and
newly discovered cbalybeate- seE.s
Terms.-Per Day ........-..-.-....-.-..s1 50
Week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Month 50 90
Horse Per xeek.-.....--.-..... 30
ChiIdTe IN and servants haff price.
Nm. T. YEATNAH,
X ]. EREIDER,
jgne3o- 2m. superin endemic.
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FOR MAYOR.

E- We are authorized to announce g. NHoL-
LINGSWORTH as a candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Mayor a. the next Municipal election.
july12-te
81 We are authorized to announced r Z. CHEAT
HAM as candidate for the Office of Mayor a, the
next Municipal election. iclyI2-.e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

A LOT OF choice WHISKY, IN sto-e since 1859, and
IL which defy Competition.
LELLYETT K Smith,
iune5-fm Nos I0aad IL Market street.
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FEN DTS
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by c. B. SEYMOUR & CO., IOT NASSAU ST,
Y Price 81 per box; sent free By post.
FOE SALE 1T ALL DRUGGISTS
rG1yS-ins1y
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JOHN ". BARRY.

Read The statement OF Mr.. Pearl to which
the committe give preference, while they
withhold The verbal and written statemanI
of Mr.. Barry in regard To his own, and other
children. Notice the effort TO make Mr.
B., who had acted honorably in refusing
to send his child when he saw Mr.. Pearls at
tempt TO deceive the Board. as guilty a. Mr.
P. who had violated public trust, and a
positive law, and then attempted to deceive
the Board, and even asserted that the chill
dren admitted were "Orphans" or in want
of means or want of other schools" when the
three cases then before the committee were
proof to the contrary.
Ii Mir. P.s was the only testimony to be
taken, why resort to the mockery of an in-
vestigation? Or did the committee suppose
the people would be satisfied with the testi-
mony of the accused? When they had got
the statement of MIR. p. that "the children
thus admitted by him would not exceed
twelve since the schools were organized"
why did they not go to the neighborhood
where the facts existed, and from teachers in
the suburbs of the city ascertain the names
of parents who were sending to the Flee
Schools, and of those who had been refused
admission. Had the committee done this
instead of the twelve" admissions in i've
years they would have found, what has been
well known for years, that dozens from
different ulIeCtlOuc ftCclsCu Cfcf cccolOu
that Mr. PEARLS ..sympathies have at times
been so enlisted as 10 reject the children of
widowed mothers, who go from house TO
do washing by the day to feed their children
and yet from the same neighborhood be re-
ceiyed the children of those who live in
their own fine brick house, with several ser
wants of their own, and within gun shot of
school. 1t Is an easy matter for the commit
tee to get an abundance of facts in point
Let the committee call on the families which
Mr., p. admitted had cent, and they will end
three private schools have been kept there
during this year. Call on Mrs. Bumpass, who
is teaching a school in the neighborhood to
sunnort her children. Her best paying pu-
pills have been received by Dir. P. arl, ). bile
the less wealthy have been rejected. One
rejected applicant has six children to sup
port by his labor. Ask the favored ones
how many years they have been sending to
the Free Schools, and then call and see the
condition of the rejected and see If there Is
any difficulty In arriving at the faets,n and
then say whether Mr.. Pearl has ..erred on
the side OF humanity" by taking the best
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
NEW Ar RfyALs
Whife Beans.

S0 BUSHELS Of White Beans, inst received and
~ for sale ty A. JENAi>S4
marSo-tf zS No II South Marist 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Then, there's to be no political election il
Norfolk sOou.
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a Gard.

a Card.
The Legislature Of the State Of Georgia having
Eszet tie following Act At ia Session Of Is5s. PRO-
hibIting the drawing OF lotteries within is juEltie
tfon amer the 1st day OF june 1850. Will on that
day remove our entire business Wilmington Del
WOOD, EDDY ) co
EImIn gton. Delaware
Owners and Managers OF tie Delaware, Missouri and
Kentucky State Lotteries
An ACT
To repeal al laws, and parts Of laws authorizing Lot
terics II the state Of George, and FOR other Pr
poses
SECTION L 1ie GezruI ssr1sJlycf GsorgsG do else.,
That from aud after the first day Of june tighten
Hundred and SKY, All laws and parts Of Laws auth"r-
Izin Lnrter.es in the State Georgia, OF the vend-
ing Of Lottery Tickets in said State be ana the same
are hereby repealed
Approved by the GoyernOr-
December IL, 1858 mayl5-u
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J,oR rent for the balance Of the year, large con
L Portable third story room, suitable for . Book
binder or saddier'a shop. For particulars apply a
this Office. iulyo-n
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LOUISVILLE ARTEsIiN
MINERAL WATER,

IL ANlNG been appointed sole Agents for the sale
i saleo tue above celebrated Minera Water In
this city, will always be prepared supply thOse
needing it, with it fresh from the well.
Below viii be found the opinions OF some OF the
Phy sicians of Louisville, its merits.
10 G. BI.OW.> y EVANS,
43, Col eye street, Nashville.
OPINIONS UF physicians.
We the On erssned, nave tad o casion to Or
r be and watc'I Tie OF the Sian Mater IN
'ariSty OF diseases, anu Hesitation la u
CT -rg 1t 10 be opinion tat IL j. an cxceediuyl
valuable remedy in IN ny chronic diseases. III s.,
ia which us use has been ieuued with the mos
marked benefit thus far are, chronic rheumatism
cutadeous ali 'c'lons, and some tie chronic disol
de; S OF the dlge-tlN - stem.
lie Known chemI al elements found in the vale
vi sue mature, and they exist III such states u
''inbinatOn, that We have nu doubt IL will b.
found IN more extended experience, ELECTS Il
nave as wi range appicaoIity il The cure Il
diseases any mineral water known.
a. COL. SAI iii u. d., FrUf- ii surgery in KY
&C col OF Medicine.
U e. EWING, NJ. D.
W \ HUNLLEY, D ,supt., Louisville Marin,
Hospital.
7 GRIFFIN Nj. ID.
~ ". rUINAd,H D., Sup't Louisville Aim,
DO Sc.
J. W. KNIGHT, III. D.
apr27-2m BAG
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The Little Beauty.
Magazines and Ne spapers.

HarDer's New Monthly Meeazre FOR July;
Frank Lesiie's Monthly and Gazette Of Fashion for
July;
Godey's Ladies' Book for July;
Peterson,s Ma gazine for July;
Knickerbocker Monthly Magazine for July;
The London Illustrated News, weekly;
Wilkes Spir it Of the Times weekly;
Porter,s Spir OF the Times, weekly;
Waverly Magazine, weekly;
Harper : Journal of Civilization, weekly;
Lsse's Illustrated News, weekly;
New York Ledger, weekly;
New York Mercury New York Weekly;
For sale BY JOHN YORK CO.,
june2O-tr No. So Union street.
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A L. = o.
"A l. ; O.

IN bond. cask of James Hennessy Brandy, Win
i tage or 1s52), which think will the most
fsstldious paIzr.. LELLYETT Z SMITH.
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Dtckin5s New Book,
MORT sToRIns, tess received and FOR sale By
iD9sssx ap7F yosE : %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
VEST INDIES.

The British steamship Karnak, Capt. Brownlesss
from Havana on the 18th inst, and Nassau on the
18th, arrived on Saturday morning. On Sunday,
March IL, when leaving Nassau, at p. m, for Ha-
yana, with fresh breeze from the north and coDsd-
cradle swell on the bar, colored man, one Of the
crew of the pilo-boat which was towing alongside,
was pitched overheard. The ship was stopped and
the boat instantly left for his rescue while two life
buoys were thrown from the ship. The boat got close
enough give bin the end of oar which be took,
and cried, 4" For Gods sake, save meW The men were
about TO haul him into the boat when he was carried
down by alaIge shark which came up az the moment,
taking the with him. The and life-buoys sob-
sequenty ded onshore that evening, bat no trace OF
the man was seen atterward.
Sir VIM. Gore Oaseley and family came passengers
in the Karpak.
BY the Karnak we have Nassau papers to the 18th
inst, inclusive.
A complimentary entertainment was given on the
9th inst, at Nassau, the Hon. G. r. Nesbitt Colo
NAL Secretary of New-Providence, promoted to be
Lieutenant Governor of the leland Of 81. Vincent.
Ex-Presdent Pierce Sir Gore Ouselsy and other dis
iinguished gentlemen present. The health ofthe
exPresdent of the United States being proposed, tina.
gentleman made very handsome and eloquent re-
spouse, which is reported in full n The Nassau
Guardian.
WREcK-The Am. brig Maria, Wilson master, from
Wilmington bound to Matapzas, with cargo OF yell
low pine lumber, totally lost the Sd instant,
near Fish Coy, Abaeo. The cargo of the vessel was
sold by auction lay the reef and the materials
saved taken TO Abaco.
The advices from Matthew Town state that salt-
rakng had commenced with good prospects.
A correspondent at st. Salvador has favored us with
the following letter. in relation to the pineapple crop,
&C., at that island:
ST.. SALVADOR, March 6.
world respectfully remind shippers ard their cor
respondents, that ten thousand dozen pneapples Of
four different kinds Including the red) may be calcu-
lated on this season. the plants being very promising;
last year Fix thousand dozen were shipped, leaving
half that quantity unsod and wasted the great los
of the pla tiers, who expended in the culture much
time and uuremuDeratve labor.
FROM PoRTo RIco.-The bark Z. Cushing Of Wis
cssset, from Arroyo, p R., LIST inst, arrived at this
port on Saturday morning. She brings the following
report
AKROTo, R., March l-scGAR., 4e4ie, as % quality.
BoLsSEs lidl5c gallon. FRRi0HTs the United states
40c for Soear and 80 50 for Molaes EXCHANGE on the
United States, T. cent duh. 80, =,
The weather continues favorable FOR grinding aud the stock OF
Sugars rapidly accumuang The crop viii not be an aver
sse one owing to the diouth OIL season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The latest advices from Captain Page, commanding
the United States exploring expedition on the river
Paraguay state that the chartered steamer Argentina
bad received her boilers and would proceed % JOIN the
expedition Tor hwbb Al continue in good health, anil
the expedition progresses well. The u. s. steamship
Pulaski was at Montevdeo on the LIST Of February.
The general health of the and officers good.
The flag ship Congress mad left cruise. The briss
Perry and Baipbr6ge were at Rio, replenshng their
stores aud preparing for home.
Dispatches recently received at Warrington, from
Flag Officer Inman, commanding the African Squad
ron, give the movements Of the squadron in full but
nothing Of interest regarding the slave-trade. The
health Of the squadron was good. court inquiry
lie being held on Commander Lockwood, of the u. s.
chip Cyspe 1t is suggested that Captain Bowen, re-
Gently in command Of the Ordnance Department at the
Brooklyn Yard will be sent out TO take command Of
Cyane. IieHtenants Henry, Erben, and VIM. l.. Brad
ford, have been ordered TO the store-ship Supply.
The following ia liot of the Cadetsappointed by the
President to the Military School at West Point: Cbas.
C. Moore, Joseph L. s. Kirby, Alexander Sanford
Clark, Francis W. Foote, William Waller, James w.
Feher, James Wayne Cuyler, +. w. Anderson, Wal
ter Abbott, Bnrdett +. Teet nephew W Maj. George
H. Terrett of the U. S. M. c.
The U. s. brig Dolphin was at Pernambuco Feb.
ODD, TO sail the following day for Bahia. AL well on
board. Port healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PERU.
Peru appears to be again on the verge OF war; ana
is reported that President Castillo is at once to march
with bis entire expedition against Bolivia IN order 70
que the spirit of Dissatisfaction which reigns there
and throughout the soutb Of Peru.
GUATEMALA.
From Guatemala our dates are 10 the I'D OF fsoru-
ary from Salvador to the 18th, from Nicaragua 70 tho
18Th. and from Costa RIGA 10 the Sd inst.
The country is quiet and the periodicals contain
very little of interest. The Senate has approved the
treaty Of limits made by the British Minister on the
goth of April last.
SALVADOR.
Gen Barrios has been elected President Of this Re
pubic for the next Eve years, and Don Jose Felix
Ouiros Vice-President The Senate closed ice session
on the 18th of February.
COSTA RIGA.
The revolution in Liberia in favor Of ex-Prendsns
Mora has been entirely suppressed by the Govern
ment and the troops have returned 70 San Jose lhe
elections FOR President were progressing.
The Congress is to meet on the LIST OF May.
DIR. Juan Ecbeverra has been recognized New
Granadan Consul at Costa Rica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

A the ,hops were Aut up; but Gen. sshmt caused the
rsts Of the town 10 be closed 10 prevent egress and
ordered the shops 10 b, opened, an order which was
Immediately obeyed. At Viterbo, where there 10
greater political agitation in any other Of the
Marches and Of Ombra little trcoor flags bearing the
portrait Of King Victor Emanuel were, the first day
of Lent found in the churches. At Bologna the carn
va was dull; of che great families gave balls
parties and the balls at the tbeater but poorly at
tended. The Bolognese are, to speak, almost buried
in snow, and the weather is very severe The works
OF the Notifications have been suspended but l40
non have been collected In the town "
Another communication in the Steele gives different
vereion of the affair at Perugia:
An imposing demonstration Of some thousands OF
persons took place lately here. II was provoked by
the Swiss officers, who determined to have masque-
rsde on the day chosen by the population to show her
respect for the victims of the Goth Of June. The
crowd of people, when quietly proceeding TO the GENE
terry, were driven back into the town by the Swiss
SOLDIERS with the design Of forcing them 70 take part
In the masquerade. The people refused TO dosnything
of the kind and retired home leaving the Swiss mer.
eeDares and Card lal Pecci TO enjoy the carnival
alone in the deserted streets. On the following day
numbers Of trcolor bouquets found the tombs,
with patriotic inscriptions appealing TO King Veto
Emanuel to come and take possession of the PROVING
of PeTugia."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Es95,OOO IN GOLD.

The North Ail.nGc steamship Baltic, A. G. Gray,
ESQ. commander, arrived al this port yesterday with
the Cahfornis mails of March a She left Aspnwall
Oh the 18th instant with the passengers aud treasure
,shich left San Francseo on the 9Th in Pacific Mail
steamship Golden Gate. The Baltic brings 400 pas.
sepeers, and $685., 900 in treasure.
The Shipment Of treasure lie unusually small, on &C
count il is said of the very large investments in the
Wsshoe silver mines.
The United States flagship Roanoke arrived at As
pinwall from Pensacola on the 18th.
The United States frgste Sabine and store-ship Re
lief were at Aspinwall-a WELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
BIG FIRE IN SACRAMENTO.

SAcRANENT0, March 4, p n.
The most destructive FIRE that has occurred IN this
city since the great conAsgra;ion Of 1854 broke oos
this morning at o'clock in Weston's brick building
near the corner of and Seventh streets. II was
cupied by A. Seare, a carriage shop. Eight vshi-
cles were burned. The basement wss used az store
room for hay, by J. X. Toll, twenty TINA Of which
were burned The fire next extended 10 Tolls brick
stable and above by the cid County Court buildings,
which he was fitting up as a hotel. Six horses were
burned in the stable. Two saloons adjoining were
damaged by water. WestoDs loss is 1000 no insar-
ance; sesr'es, 81 600; Doctor Morgan, fonr busgss
library. 1000 j. r. TOLL building, stable, horses, har-
ness, and hay, $4,000 insured 600. ABORTION of
wall fell suddenly and three four remen came near
falling into the fames 1t is said that the IRE WAS
caused by incendiaries. Several Of the engine bell
ropes we're cut, which delayed the general a rm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

IN honor Of seslous and earnest friend Of this new ers,d
wagon and emisnt An advanced p>sy he's sosnpd
for The Winter hs crossing Of ths Bitter Rss vhtsawx
lumber for building boats The expedition h ~ sy,r
and also have established astronomical sbsssoy 4 ~
sane point t...
One ofths engineers with sus party hes rome forxdts
For Benton examine and msp The hne order V prsps
for the work and location this road By early spring
"Tne az the Csnonmen when the erprssnan "a vs<
two feet Deep and the summit Of the Bitter Res& Meantsns
nvs feet The weather through the winter has bean eod e.
pecay during the latter Of November and early Dccsr
Der ben the the fell 10 a degrees below zero Our.
ing the past the py have opsned and comp ed p
thought that be could reach Fort Benton with i've month";
work. =
first supposed but Lieut. NJ feels ssnguine bss be have
the route opened to the Missouri River August nsx He had
Of bis civil engineers 70 Washington bearer Of de-
pscbes 10 order upon the Department renewed
appropriation and 10 Jay before the Secretary OF War plan
operations Gnring the year.
" When the expressnsn e camp the engineers basly
engaged preparing msps and poes Of the different
AHMED during the past summer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

SATURDAY EVENING" Maven ., ictD.
WBYAT-The market closes hrm seles OF 10 SACKS shocs
Milling at &c ~ 10 T0 seeks inferior at SOC . -
BARLRYPfce 6rm holders not anxious 70 sell osnA o a.
our quotations; eco sacks sold az 2c reported saes 70
arrive 2c to considerable extent which we 40 not Ses
being below the market.
OATS at 2sd2!c.
BRAy-S25d t26 " tun.
HAT-sl6d$lsR tun 49,
REAss-Smal White and Bagos ct &C. v ID
PoTAroEs-1 20d1 Use. p ID. 800 .-..- 49,
CANprHs-MArket dull quote Adsmantine lS1Ipe v 10
Sn. nm 40c % n Patent Sperm SIC. y n. o,.
CoTrEF-We quote Rio iTlGls4c.; Costa hca 2eei Ola
RicE-No China 4iaSc. Carolina, in WHISKY barrels
tic. - ,oz,o, NJ ct,,. saasa Is.
New-OTlesns, llGl2c. - WI a. >.
L.Rp-Tpward tendency; in tegs, 3c. In cases. Cos
49, d5ie; Pophsm Hsxon, 10lc-j other brands In cases.
PoRE-Mess s1s p Dbl Extra Clear s2ai hafbbis- DO,
Sll4 Sll Is. -
BAcOH-l4i6lsic for Extra Clear :, -. h..,
HAMs-4sO bbs Amos Binsss lSci sold al soeuon' oens
the balance of last years stock .,,x al, "a, ~
BuTTRR-Stock lsrge and receipts heeyyi we tnnh | ~
an extreme quo.stion for New Eas'ern .xA
IIoroRsMarIet exceedingly dull American rule from va
c as the extremes for Brandy Rum, Go, Pure spats ana
Whisky
sPrETrs TuRPESTISE quote nominal a. G7oe In cans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
SYMPATHY WITH THE POPE.

The Giornole di Roma of April y, says;
Within the Last few weeks varioue addresses rom
Germany have been presented TO The holy sasaer'
Among these sent from Bavaria the address from the
archdiocese of Munich has 80 900 sgnatures that from
the diocese Of Wurzburg 5O4OO from the diocese eco OF
Pasfau 35OI9 and from the diocese OF SpIe, @VuOv.
The address from the archdiocese Of Cologne was
pieped by 1876 600 and that from Breslau by lO| OOV
The Bishop Of CGlm, in Eastern Prussia, has also sent
two volumes Of signatures"