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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
AewWork Daily Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1860
To coRRESPONDENTS

nOcs be taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the wTiterno necessarily for puDea
ton but o. guaranty for his good faith
Business letters should IN al be addressed 10 The NEW
YORK TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
IMMENSE STocK

WINrEE CIorBISa &c.
GRKAT RRDucftoS!!
have concluded to otter large and complete STOCK o.
u,NTxr CtorHISe and FuESHrSs Goeps for Men and Boys
osssr RKDucrIcN IN PRIOEs preparatory to removal
We se determined close out tbs entire Stock Ia the present
,,ad bring what may This presents SRa oPFo8ruNiTf
{. provide complete outfits from the LASsSsr Stock Of MEMS
.oa ncys' CtorHISe and FURNISHING GoODs Ia the ey'
Al EXTREMELY Low PaIOS''
DKvLIS, iUpsoS Co,
MOI. 25a $50 aud go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
A WORD FROM EGYPT.

To The Editor Of The n. " Tribune.
SIR: Here is one Republican precinct in Egypt. We
have TRIBUNE Club here twenty aud here the frutA
breckmrdge'' '''''.'.' zvoteS
Dongies ~ votes
Llneoln.. vote,-
Lincoln sill others................ syo,s4
Your servant. A. A. SOUL.k
EHia, Southern Illinois.
believing that an increased circulation Of
TIE TRIBUNE invariably results in an increased
Republican vote, we invite all Republicans to
aid US in introducing it where il does not now
circulate, and in increasing the lumber Of ito
readers where it is now taken. TEd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

Advertisements for The WEEELY TFmrNE for this
week must DO handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

Mayor Wood has purchased the house in Finh
avenue corner OF Twenty gih street, Cor his private
reedeuce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

"THUs 3 FAR AND NO FURTHER. - visit
ladies you purchase elegant set Of FURs
the price would be compelled TO for sn nfeo
elsevbere He displaying most attractive variety
Of tkese rch ard comfortable articles Of ladies' coume snd
ksor every body knows always sells cheap His store at
No ~ broadway, corner Of tultonst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-05
CAsCER can BIZ CURkD!
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-05
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
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TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05

Inc STOCK market was very weak at the begin.
ming of the week. but renewed strength towards its
end, and closed with some buoyancy There have
been some speculative purchases of the favorite
railway fancies such as Central Rock Island Galena
and Michigan Southern, and there has been good
deal of activity in Pacific Mail and Panama, both
of which are in request among the brokers who
are supposed to act for the directors Of these con-
Germs. Central was knocked down as low as 20
cash. at the middle of the week, by the passage of
the Pro Rata bill through the House at Albany and
the receipt Of another nonsensical message from
Governor Morgan in favor of the taxation of traffic
and the cripping of commerce: but, subsequently,
the barefacedness of the schemes of the ALBANY
lobby regarded as certain sooner or later TO in
sure their defeat, and the stock advanced to the
point at which it stood when the week began.
There has not been much change in the
Western shares, with the exception of Mi.
chgsn Southern guaranteed, which advanced
per cent, closing per cent higher than it was q
week ago. No cause for the advance is assigned
except the increased business OF the concern, and
the conviction in certain minds that great trunk
line of that character viii not be suffered TO perish
entirely Hudson River was hammered down to 81,
decline Of 81 per cent, on reports that 6ghtwas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUNDAY, March 4, 1851

SUNDAY, March 4, 1860.
The receipts of cotton continue to surpass
the estimates of the most sauguine dealers,
and many authorities now look for a crop
of 100000 bales, though q safer and more
general estimate is 1900, OO0 Under these cir
cumstances the trade is looking for decline in
Europe, and business is restricted here in conse-
quence. There is, however, hardly any change in
quotations since last week The report from the
South is favorable TO the quality of the cot
ton now coming in; it is said to be fully as good as
the cotton which was received at the ports at this
time last year.
Breadstufs continue quiet, with light stock
here, and consequently pretty steady market
The only buyers are the home consumers, the ex.
port to Europe being nominal. The quantity Of
grain and -four which is accommodating at Chicago il
very large, and as soon as the navigation opens
business will be very active. Operators still look
for an upward movement in wheat and -four, con-
sequent upon want of food in Europe; thus far
events have not justified their anticipatons Pro
visions are lower; the speculative movement in
pork which we have noticed in recent weekly re.
views, appears to have subsidized, and prices have
given way in consequence. In view of the crop,
however dealers do not look for much lower prices
this season.
The business in groceries with the interior has
been active throughout the past week, though i'm
porters complain that they are making no money.
Sugars are lower and are said to net considera-
BILE loss to importers. Coffee is firm, but the high
prices which have ruled at the points of pro
ducsion prevent the importers here from reasing
much profit on the importation. Teas are pretty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
Serious Charges Against the Speaker Of
the Tennessee Ssnatc-fAis Ressg nation.


Rumors o. came current in this City Tuesday 10 the
effect that the Speaker Of the Senate Hon T. " Neym,n
OF Franklin county had been discovered TO be involved
transactions to defraud the government by means OF
forged land claims These in the mouths OF
hundreds br, heard OF one who could give
authentic Information IS to their origin upon what they
predicated.
Yesterday morning the following card appeared p the
TniCn and Americdn OF this city
deem due to say thA, del,unce The late charges that
have made ssans false and slAnderous The
most malignant chSrac.er shall demand Immediate in
vssiig a,,,p and bold the gna'or strict inabitv
sssued the whole has been commenced fer tse
purr,ee II destroying tbs, undres may be projected
IRON tser rascsies and shall immediately washns
ton city 10 demand an investigation. TAI W. NEWMAN
In accordance with the iptmaon contained above Mr.
Newman, having called the Senate order Yesterday
morning. rendered his resignation OF The position Q,
Speaker In dong 40 he took occasion 70 retersie the
oenuncaricns cor aimed in his card.
VI Newman left yesterday for Washington city for the
xvoeed purpose demanding full investigation OF the
charges which have been made against him. and which
is reported have been forwarded 70 the govern meat
officers Of the Eastern division Of The state
The friends OF SIR Ne man IN this city who In his
confidence protect most vebementy that be IL wholly in.
noccnt and a, the whole thing malicious plot TO &C.
conphsh ms rain this out TO De true the orig
majors OF the SANDER should be made to suffer severes
penalties.
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SALE OF NEGROES IN ALABAMA.

HIGH PRICES FOR NEGROES IN LOUISIANA.
At Euccession sale in West Baton Rouge few days
since, The folosiug enormous prices paid for
mon nsid bsnds:-One negro woman four children,
IS CSC; boy 81 400 DO do, So AIS; do do 400;
do DO 1886; do. Go 80 200.
SALE OF NEGROES IN ST. LOUIS
Tho following named slaves sold in 81 Louis on
III. setn ut Odd Harriet, aged city years. $500; Eo.se
aged twenty three and her two chdren aged three and
ave years $.150; Harriet, ased twenty years and one
child asec four yea e. 81 500 Pey,on aged sixteen years.
s. 800, John, aged fourteen years, 81 ,235.
VICTIMS OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Several victims Of the Louisana Vigilance committee
have I, ur Their way 10 Beaumont Texas meeting Of
czeus being called TO take action In their case adopted
resouops 10 permit them remain In that place during
good behavior.
FREE CoLoRED PERSONS.
petition u In circulation In Dorchester county, Nd 10
favor Law to sell free coored persons for term Of
years to indemnify their creditors
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ABOUT to take place between it and the Harlem.
We explained the other day that these apprehen.
sions were unfounded; the Hudson River does not
seek to take away business from the Harlem, but
only to build up-from new and underlined re-
gion-a milk traffic Of its own; while the Harlem
which now carries passengers to Albany for dol.
lar less than the Hudson River cannot certainly be
expected to make any further reductions in the
mre. The price ofHudson River rallied at the close
Il per cent.
reports of the February traffic on some of the
western roads have come to hand. They continue
70 snow steadily progressive improvement. The
Following table will exhiht tho ,aauapaa,..
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active at full prices. Wool is quiet at last quota
tons. Spices are inactive. Brandy has been again
in demand among spectators, late European ad.
vices reporting an advance in foreign markets.
Hides are steady, without much animation.
The dry goods market has been yerv active
since last week. The Southern buyers are pur-
chasing more goods than ever; and the
Charleston jobbers, who are reaping q fine
harvest from the political excitement pre-
vailing at the South, are taking more goods
from New York than was expected by the most
sapguine importers. Some Western merchants are
in town, and are likewise buying with some free
DOM on the strength Of the balance of the crop to
come forward when navigation opens. There is
likewise fair export demand for domestics; the
spinners in New England are doing well and in
creasiDg their milling force. Last weeks import
entry Of dry goods was light; if the importers
would only moderate their purchases for few
weeks their profits would be largely increased and
the prosperity of the country at large placed on
soupder basis. We fear, however, that argument
and warnings are alike thrown away in such
cause; nothing but repeated, recurring aud severe
losses will teach the dry goods importers modera-
ton.
The following are the comparative tables OF the
trade Of the port for the week and since January
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A GALLANT CREw.-A company Of ten men, says the
Leavenworth (Kanzas) Rgaer Of the sd u arrived 10
town this morning from the Lake Superior country They
started about the FIRST Of January and travelled Chicago
u distance 200 mles) on foot landing their effects
and here land bringing along several OF the
faithful and useful comprehensive dogs. The men are
all large, healthy and robust in appearance, and show
that they will carry through any undertaking They are
their way 10 Pixies Peak.
FL PAso TRADE-We learn from the San Antonio Lig>r
that within the last three months, single in san
Antonio received 900 pounds Of silver
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The last week ofFebruary on the Gslena .bov.a
an increase of about $500 this road ought hence
forth, notwithstanding the want Of corn TO do het
ter than last year. The increase on the Illinois
Central is quite large. The increase on the Hua.
son River is remarkably steady; February, 1858.
gave, sl6s,s37; Feb, 1859, $l9o,5ss; Feb, 1860,
szos422. The New York Central has ceased to
furnish the press with reports Of its earnings.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REFORM.

= SATUkDAY, &arch J-6P. NJ.
AsHIs-The market for pots steady with small
GALES at SIC. Pearls were quiet at $40
BREADsTuFFs- Flour-The mark ct firmer aud more
active The chief demand from the local and yes-
trade. The sales of State Western embraced
about IL 600 bbs closing within following range Of
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SENTENCED TO m HuSc-Ann and Eza the two negro
recently for the murder OF Dr. Croxton,
Of hsex cceniy, Virginia, we're tired at Tappahsnnook,
an te,D sentenced 70 be hung on Friday, March -
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DRowxs HmU1y-A man named II. Gibson, after
making atsempt 70 shoot hs WIFE in Detroit. on the
ceth vi: jumped INTO the river ard Was drowned.
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IMPORTS.
For the Week 1868. 1859. 1890.
DRY goods ~ $l,ls7 s79 3347,0 1928
General merchan'e. l,S7O,06O 2OO7 $3.50 1,850606
Total for the week $2557 e39 5s5434o 2695,sse
Previously reported. Is, e33 5A S5,s70,929 49, 2%s
Since Jan. L.. s1s.1ol4ss A,22s,2os 42sas,ll7
EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE OF SPsc1E
1855 1859. 1860
For the week $sli,94 959,9l7 1,5Ts.7si
Previously reported. S,02Ss5l 6,49l,ls 10023 1856
Since JAN !. go. So $40 T95 7,451 ,4o1 II 1857
EXPORTS OF SPEcm.
1858. 1859. 1850
For the week.. S,2s114 a5s,a6 CAT ,2s2
Previously reported. 9423 691 1854 ,606 l,s29 566
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Imports (othcr than Dry Goods and spe-
Week Ending March 3, 1860.