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or implied penalty. A league between indepen-
dent nations, generally, has sanction other than
moral one; or if it should contain penalty, as
there is no common superior, it cannot be enforced
A government, on the contrary, always has
sanction, expressed or implied. and. in our case,
tbs both necessarily implied and expressly given.
An attempt, by force of arms, to destroy gov
eminent is offence, by whatever means the
constitutional compact may have been formed !;
AID such covernm, Mt has the right by the law
OF self-defqce, to pass acts for furnishing the Of
fender, unless that right is modified, restrained,
or resumed, by the constitutional act. In our
SYST. ~, although it is modified in The case Of rca-
son, yet authority is expressly given to pass all
avs nee ssary 70 carry ia powers into eject and,
under this grant, provision has been made for
furnishing acts which Distract the due admins
uatcm OF The laws.
IL would seem supciluoGs to add anything 70
show the nature Of that Union which connects
US; but, as erroneous e, hors on this sui ct are
The foundation Of doctrines thn NEST destructive
10 our peace, ! mus; give some further develop
mont to my views On TIL. suijact No one, fell
lo;9-c..iz,ns, has a Iighrr reverence for the
reserved rights Of the States tlan the magistrate
who now addresses you. No ore would make
greater personal sacrifices or official cxcrticns, to
offend them from vocation; but equal care must
be taken 10 prevent on thair part al improper in
reference with, or resumption Of, ;hc rights obey
have vested IN the nation. The line has not been
50 distinctly drawn as 10 avoid doubts, in some
q al no & -
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ll'liS'lN'N iitf NUN is HtIt IL
gy"s TOO little there too much, ard operates unc-
quay-h,re it spfTrs articles % be free that
cught to be taxcd-thrre it faxes those that ought
to be frce-in this case the proceeds are intended
10 BE- applied to purposes which we do not APP
pr1yc-.n thai, the amount raised is more than is
wanted.
CONGRESS- It is true, are invested by The consti-
tuition with IL, nigh. cf deciding these questions
ar.o-diac to ,le:s sound discretion. Congress is
composed Of 'hc representatives. OF al the States
and Of al ii. people of oil the S:atcs, but WE,
rar. Of The people Of one &t;c, to whom the coz
.,ifUtiyn has given no power on the subject, from
whom il is expressly taken away-Wa. wha nave
aoltmnly agreed Ina; Tie constitution shall be our
iaw-wi:, most Of W bDni have sworn TO support it
WE now ab.r gale this law, and swear ai!l force
others 20 s'r,l., tia, it shall EOt De o5,y"i. And
w 10 his, not because Congress have no right 10
pass such laws-liis So. uo. all, -&:.-Du: Jgca,,s.
ra.y 'mvr passed ,a'm uimp-op,r views. They
a.r Unconstitutional nom a., motives of Those
WHO passed them, which r. ca1 never with c,r-
."jty kncw-.Irm l:r.r unequal operation. al
though i is impossible. from ihr nature Of things
hat tI"y -iou.4 be- rg.'sl--sni flou the DISPOSE
ion which -" p.esr,ua may BE- MADE os tlair pro-
c'rdt, although tia. disposition has not been de-
ciarrt li!F is L'g pain ,aIlEg G.. ilir ordinance
N .ai'on 10 laws winch 1t abgogates for alice,
uncon,iru,.unauty But it does moi stop II. re-.
Il i"Pral,, in cyprc.> terms, n important part Of
| 'l' constitution i,-,.l, aHj oil law, passed TO give
ii ei'ct, which haHcu.y,r be- Il all, crG to be IN
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ton to Their collection IN every tiEtl po4t; ana 40
revenue could be collected anywhere; for FL IN
posts must b. equal It is 10 answer to repeat
that an uucoa .tu.;.ra Nv is no law, SO Ion" rs
the question oft l',.5y is 30 Da decided 'y the
State itself; for c"e.s .ar operating ia'1:iorsly
upon any local Interest viii be perhaps thor.At,
and certainly represented, unconstitutional, and
as has been Shown, there is ~ appeal.
Ii this doctrine had been established At an ear
licr day, tie Union would have hnra dissolved in
its infancy. The excise law in Pennsylvania,
The embargo and uon-iut.rcaursr la,y in ihr last
ern States, the carriage tax in Virginia, were All
deemed unconstitutional, and were more unequal
in their operation than any of the laws now COM
planned of; but Fortunately uoyn o. those States
discovered ;hasthay had RIGHT now claimed by
South Carolina. The war into which W. were
forced, to support tn. dignity Of the nation AMI
the rights of Uur citizens, might have cnGed III
defeat and disgrace, Instead Of cry and honor,
if the States .ho suppose il a r'g,pruS anl an ua-
constitutional measure had thoa.h. they pos
scssrd the rirh; of uui,,ly.nC Il" act hy which II
was declared. and denying supplies ior it, prose-
cniioH. Hardly and unaquaily as tho-" measures
bore upon several mcmhprs 81 the Union 10 the
Legislatures Of none did ;hi5 cGiri,ni anI pra-oa-
bic remedy, as it is called, suggest itself The
discovery Of this important feature in our Cnustl-
tuition was reserved fer The pres NJ day To the
statesmen of South Carolina Lrlorgs the invcn-
ticn, and upon tha citizens Of that State viii IN
fortunately fall The evils of reducing il TO practice
If the doctrine of Sf4,n veto unort IN. laws f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11
THE ENTLER IIOTEL
GolnllihIan ssnnnn

'HB unders'ssvd. Sole AEeuG !. "a, .,,, of
II the PAtiaddpaia 10 sAs Cs- pasv n. :. go ~
SANITY on sAnt full supply Of beat CoIuss,,.
~. 100 81 ineIt im s9rtstion, which they oder Tor
FowLR co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11
V A Il | E Z Y.
rHRlLtsING.

Twas after midnight. The golden god
Of the day, ye',ormorn drove bis emblA.
4 med chariot thro' tie hyaveas, has ceased
sbioipg upon the earth, aul black pail GOV.
crs the loser section OF our eity. Nausht
is heard save the distant murmurinR OF Is
,qaPPag>s dee rSis or the step Of uelaa-
choly bill poster pu'suss bis Lomeward way.
suddenly sound breaks the s'illnvss Of the
night it i. the voice OF Frederick William
calling in piiiutivs toaes upon bis Florence
Amelia.
Throw open the lattice. love, ani look
frou the easement, for | your oSa Frederick
William Am here
What brings thee, love, at this time Of
night
1 come here u oasr thee my heart; on
my soul love thee--tru-, wildly, passions
Alely love thes. DIST III ~ rseiprocAlei
The maiden hesitstsd.
All . cried be. aud the face cC our hero
lruP with s.rdouic smile, thou loves. su :
v,herr
No no T. cried Florence
Then vhy not rush to th,s bosom that is
bursting TO receive thee
because, replied the innocent but .ti,l
trembling damsel, I'm kfraid you're blow
in'r
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SCRAPS.
The following scraps We copy from the
Louisville Dsmccrat

The following scraps We copy from the
Louisville Dsmocrat
EPDickiuson 10 an unfortunate individ-
ull lie wants the secretAryship Of State
under old Buck, and Cass is distrrs.iugly
healthy. Cas- won't die, Cas- won re. igo,
aud Dickinson Prays every night Tor him 20
be CAssed out
6"Caleb Gushing is anxious fora sea, ou
the supreme Bench aud old Buck Sout give
1t to bun. Gale IL notoriously 10 favor Of all
the spoils he eau cabbage. What better
would you en- poet from kali than cabbage
n5-Marsball speaks at WArsaw VIII he
proclaim that the s,me peace reigns At War
saw that he did uhen Louisville swan in
the blood Of its foreign citizen, murdered
for bis elevation to seat 70 Congress
RFJoe Lanes exploits at BuenA Vista
are supposed to DO the recon IN co datiou BIO
had 10 the Seceders Convention. They
thought be could ruu we'll
nrThe folks that Major Breekinridge
likes least, just nov, is tho NoT>folks. They
come 10 such Questionable shape, lac is AFRAID
TO speak 10 them.
E6-A correspondent, cri,Icisiug the po.
litioal Inconsistency Of the Hon. Humphrey
Marshall, says be is queer fish Yes, be
is bloat-sr.
G1The Journal says old Buck has N ads
up his niOd. 1t must be a very small buu.
die.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11
An .1ohaugu bss The following !.


Men scorn TO kiss among themselves,
Aud scarce will ki.s q brother;
Women ofteu want to kiss 90 bad
They smack an1 kiss each other
THE wrFEs PoRTIox -"And what shall
l be r. asked = little dlms whose spouse
Is running for Governor nsms.
why, you,' quOth John, III words have
any foroo.
You'll be, my dear, governSsr. Of course
"Ain't there DO exceptions to your Law
about punching fellow said = scamp 10 q
judge. mo, sir, none WhatsVer. NE
Judge. ] guess you are mistaken. just cup.
pose, for Instance. ] should brady punch a
man, ~hat then mo leyiiy ia court sir
Clerk expose hi, man TO the atmosphere"
You bad better ask Tor manners than
money" said fuciy dressed gentleman 10
begg.r-boy who bad asked for aims. Il
asked fof What thought you had the most
Il was the boys reply
A MAssAehusetts man who was elected Lien.
tcnsui,Goycrnr good many years ago on
being informed Of bis election, aeknoWledg.
ed the honor 10 handsome terms, anI added
that be bad DO dgabt be should make a rood
lieutenant governor, as that was the ohcc
be bad aluays held 10 bis own house
so there's another corruption Of Noun,
Voc,ferou',' sad Mrs Psuington, ~ she pu,
up her specs The papers tells about burr
'ug la'hST running dovu ibs mountains, bat
1t don . tell how Il got aGre :"
u GsfsBt sounds travel 9TH diH.rsn, ".
l9ci,y cal. % diuaer viii run over /. ten
acre la, 90 a moment and hall. while sum
mons - return 70 work takes from Eve 10
eight minutes
A Coon Crsror II The wife Of a Jspsn.
go does'nt suit bio. be csn lend her faek
70 her PaTeuts, and tfy again That !. 10
say eli wives arc warranted In Japso 4
good custom, Which ought 10 be sdop,ed n
other countries.
a srm faith l. the bss, divinity ,,,5
LIE ths best Phiosophy q clear s5a.o,ls,,
iho best laH boossty tbo best policy. aud
tomPe'ancs The best Physie.
ns-Atareceot festive meeting q m.r,.s8
msar sho ought u have ksouu better. pro-
Possd
The Ladies, 81 the beioEs uho diyii,
oar soffovs, doablo cur joys. sod treble our
opposes
~ Tommy, ny son, ruu 10 The store and
gci ne some fugaf
KEeuse ne Ma sm sonovhat .n8ispos.
81 Tbs moraiag sond father. aud tell him
20 bring ne plug u tobacco p
nFMr RdssT SbosdsB, q tbs Aler,o.
dfa tVsl Gsastts, hss associated 9Th him
% tbs management Of that paper be soss
Edgar soovdeu, Jr, and Harold saov,
den
nrRsv Ne. Tasiin. d Wsshisgloa o..
y hss Fsos.ved call 70 . ohurch 10 Mss
issipPi
Cesar Are Abe.' rails Used By ibs 90.
grouud railroad
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Pay UP

DECISIONS inf whom Ih- underise-d mad.
- sed ienairei Grain C,silss. new. ibsi 49,
uatFrsi D. OYER, arc frqurstr8 o. ran eld MAJ.
psvmeHi, - I am murh ls satt ,.l.,r'.,'.
1uiT u, lr60, ALFRED OrBANNON
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FOR NEW YORK.

Ihe New Work and VtrginI.
"'"h " ST'Ff BsHIf COHpANYA
FfHNT tLfSS STFAER
~ ~ .rT T-ER.rOE.
NJ I'll 'fafr Ai-tarfsla ey.ry R,lr..fs.. Ill.
'l1"' Si o.rI.rs sIioatar sa...af.Is
.'t'las ~ ne uatas af Ise ~ A 49, Nsss.
- ita''''sts lime ceased
30 sii isssr hsuFstk a,9t...
. +..sF aTrfeo.r. fss.hiFr Astst.fla
~. ~" f.'tE N.atay ntraits
.'''ta'ieaf 90 pssseor-fs Fif.5 rrs.. n
IAsssAGE iaslos,as Me-. sS-
-, 'A'rftfs sli p.sssf tsts thsIfbi.
DHfg aWsn LiHs ef Sfsaut-yf i,fr,,.
Tort esd NS,o York
. r.nm H.iouf ptp'n Has bte-. 49,
panI Whau. 'rrorGh v.t-tIt 49,,
~ hrea isti so me- & 80. h, ~. -'.s.'tl
=. It,eritsd aH1 s'ifff 4at.Ifli.... .i's.,I
re Hraissf saa salAl q Z t5ssss 800.
i..... ..li nis' ,oa sttlsf4 guta,s4rv
fRsltst - 80 aasfs Nj fg.,..st..
al. 90 - frfsu 90 Fsss.r, ,s
FopLE O. CO
" oaONwELL &c ~''''
0....,,s Assss. Nsv i,fs
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MI SACKS Fari.ry gHsf GfraFF AI..-.-r
Du hauhsils tee ssf isst r...t,.s ~, 80 -
RIDDLE a ARBtNgpn
Maninsturr Msy1f i-sg
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Ths LiVicE a1tcis issf received ssa 80,
fsn,.f pore 80 rrbuias by
Ora g. Ugrpg
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Riddle a Ardinv.r

~ ~, msae large additions 10 heir s,o,k Of
IL Hardware, Asd csn aow tgt,,sh "a, .,',.,'
70 'her line used 10 his sec too Of ~, roun,,, -
Ihey respectfully request cUstornrfs spd an, a..
he seaefaliT 70 cell and "a amiBe iheIt sto,k
MFftJasbufE JnlV ~ issO
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DESSOLUT
UNHE htu OF Malhews & ZolIie koasi u tki.
day Dissolved hy mntuai euus.u:
balim"Te. IS. q MATHEWS
March - leCO. IA = ZCLLIcKOFFER
The PRODUCE COMMISSION BUsE
NESS wiii be continued iurmeriy a. th~ Old
pepol lsS Ho~sfi st by SAINT @ MsIh.~s
la'e az The arm ot Mathews n Zolliekofrr And
q. + Buiicf. ~ lefrisoa Co, Va under VI. ,tyl,
OF Ma'hcNs y Butigr We woaid ask 81 oar
friends euaiiousnee 81 Inc patronage ~ liberal
IN rK'endrt 'o The oh 6rm, and .ol,cu -eonsjru.
meat, oi Flour, GSain and S--fs tOg~ih-r wth
az oihcr kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE s.d
hope bV sutct attention To busibrss ir met, ~.
approval andeosh1sBes oi n,.-- Who rsrroni1r
Us. = O. MA1uCNS
Marchl5. 6o.-iy. C.. q. BUTLER
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
I .&& an -
I've Through Trains Daily,
sETwEEs HARPEks-FERKY AND ALL Pakrs
OF 1hE sAsT AND WEST
ThAnsFosr rtos OrrtcN
BAltiDcts . Oeto Ra,lro.d
HAArsss-fEsEY Ma % 20.
FlRST.--rhs Espsess Trsia I.s1,.. a.s,.,,,
Daily .i,sit .E sasdsv, al s'eloeA ssa =. nate,
-. striv,sg al Ben ooA q y -eu..-e,,, :, IA
~ C,eei.5su ksptess trs asd afrivipx
sts e'eleek, y. hsk,aE dirret ou.Dse,so., - ia
Ese- Tssiu Cor Leui.vJle. Caifo snd Is- so.sA VS..
Zoe ST. Lessa. ksn~ss. Nsbtssl.. &C
u.sECoND.-Tks Mall Trais lssvsa R.ltisnored daily.
ksseept ssasysb ats 10 q. -, srri.isr az C.,h..-
fssd .. % - ~. sad whssIi.g tOsA n.
rHfkD EHus rfais l~ave- Ia fillmore daily . 4
10 y. N. arriving a. Cumberiaad 81 20 A. M
rhrcsrh Tekc,.esa - had % thi, ,utIon All IN,
principal wv.tsrs ssd scstbwes,.rp towns.
TIE tirss % arrival asd departure OF all IN.
Esrtrsiss stihi. station % &c follow.
TRAINS WESTWARD
.4AEf Arrives. t~.ves
EsPre.. 7I3F. La.
Wal itnS ~ las
EIua Train .F.a.
TRAINS EASTWARD
Arrise.. Leaves
hsPrss lsA. ~ so
Mad r'ssa " 0F's n 49,
ESifA TtA,a l0SrH I07p.A.
JOHN DoSAuoE.
'n,s 70 1870 Assat-
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Clarke Coach Factory,
clarke Csuniy, &HA<6
Virgin q. k

B
THE sstserihsr.. tAssEnslto rhersb,,e 70, A
u very LITERAL patrooage thsy have ieesiy,e -
eOetinss ioglse susntioR o. Ikeit :"
Coach Factory,
In Berry 'iiie, 10 usaufsetufing anc r,p.t,,.
All sorts ~ Carriage.
by the purchase Of the Steam sau Mil
have faeiiities for the nAssiaetsfe OF C,rTi,r..
possessed By no other estsbltsAment IN a, So,
Wen not DOLLY manufacture
SPOkES AND FELLIES
tor our asS 81 ssi also iot Carriage Maksn N Bsn
ture Carnage. 10 The hest sIyls and Al Sc to, -,
ees OF the Eastern ciiies. We siu como -
NE oest ks,ses sshmsnts Of The Land 10 The tAt,, .
s"n pAfoeslsfs OF 'ubstsblisliy, ebt,Est,.
saa tse-pSfeet satlsfa eiioa will be iA.sr,s 4,
VsTy ease Of purchase "a
OsinE 10 the eonstAnt ehsnfs. and ,n,,,,.
meats gong on. -s have eon,tssi eommsa,es,,",
with the bssa estselishnrnt.ofth an, &c., 'h
and are prepared 10 furash Rtsii, 40 Iii -
to purchase Carnage. ."hhE
DRAWINGS. sI.eprd 10 the bs..I...
the latest yies ant ] N rrurs mems ~
Patent Wheel
We have Just purchased ths MOI ,,t.,,,
tent that has ever been i,s 1st iof III. ,.,,.,,
bps, monsy AID time 81 Tor The 80 r...s ~ o."
tboss usiaE Carriage TIE Pairpt 49, ~
s"nsnnelea a. shhcI lu t' auay ~iik kuh a.,
Is oniJ haii uf Sbs ortmsfl v,tvh, 80. A. ~
more sr,nstA, simplicity tgta.H'.f $500 ~
Aay test hss ever beiotr hesa irg.rtrs III
ee exhibited ard explained a. cur Fasf0,r
0nr wishing 10 SO o.
TAs afsi Coach Msk-rs IN ne Ur,-. y
have heen ssing it sEd have Bssa n. 49,
lasi lhfce fesrs, ADJ loihiar ,.B.s ,,lu.
20 nsr nc "ta he,l Oh" hss sTsrIIrails rs,.,s
one. - hsedlcss 90 mestIuh some o. 10. a.,
pames 30 iFs unitsc States srgsEsd 10 tht.th,,,
be.' such a. ChfP, BcH.t-is ard rittrsut1hsv,
fscctamrEtr1 IT. as- IAt paisnt will 49,.
Rrut ITSELF 20 al isdgr.
y. w warn IN r~ron' Rsaiust. iri.t,--
ing rpnu Jhe Psi-rt wheel secured ID, g,,,....
" iusibc CsunlT 81 CLARK
RICHMOND = STOLE
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Peruvian Gsuano

VIE "adefsigned are daily eIreelinr the skis
"GraE.ts' with q cargo Of No Prsuy,,s
Sviso direct from the CAra1la Iaas1, vail
~'ll De nut tnio strong bags and offered 10 th,,,
N''omsrs a'ihe lowest mSTketrs,es
FOWIE a m
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Auctioneer's Notice

VIZ uadefs'Ened odsrs bis services o. a.,
rabte tie Wiii aprni 20 sale. an Clad
aAdIehersop. refms rsasoaabls.
- JAMES II FRAZIER
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NEW GROCERY
Change of Days.
eGS

ON AND AFTER JULY2 Is60
TNHE STEAMER ANTELOPE, CAPTAIN r 8
Il Wells. Carving the UnHsd STAIRS Mail lie.
tween G-oTgeioWn and HSTrers- Ferry, viii run
a. iniirWs -
LhA VES Seo'seiown every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday A. A. NJ
Lac. HArPrrs-Ferry every Tsesday, Thur.
day and Saturday ate A. 81.
b. WELLS.
D0Ihe Antelope will Tus Co shepherdsto an
NJ on Thu-Sdays
HafpeTA Ferry. June ~, 1850
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THE TAYLOR HOTEL.

winchester, Va.
HNik sudsfsixoet, having leased This -
Il veil-kso~s establishmchs cor q ter m 81 Ttfm
years, siu spare esaes 90 ssstsin "a, Ull3
old reputation a. hrst class BoarL TIE house,.
undefEOios thorvaEh repair ia Psintiax and Pa
psring, uhh . complies fsaoFstioh tArcs Ehout
and 40 hoped thst an assist nous sttsnt,on so the
eonfsrts VI goests viii be such ~ 90 maintain a.,
widely ss,abiisb~d popularity.
In accordance vsih the SPIRIT of the times. the
sBdersissed hssdeierniaed to reduce the rsls. o.
charges as follows:
Board per ys<r sud Lodgiss. $500 %
DO do utiAcsi Lodsiag, Iso 90
DO par aoshA aad Lodging. 20 %
Do 40 wtfhosi LodgisE, Iaso
DO per seek aud Lodsias. $50
Do per dry, $50
Do % DO asd Lvsry, $50
ssPy~r, Lstsisr ssd Breakfast, $50
Dtns~r ssd hssss, 90
Lodging. IS
Livery per Day, 80
The large and substantial Sable. sttsc he'd TO the
Ho'ei viii b eoasisnily supplied With Hay
oNs' Ae-, and experienced OsIIers viii always
be in attendance.
No pains, indeed, viii h- spared TO reader the
Tsslof hotel worshy OF eoaiinued public patron
arc IA cvsfy rs.pesL
Dee. !. '59--ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
CITY ITEMS

That The pen Ia mighty will be conceded when GER
tain work of art, executed with that little instrument,
now on exhibition at Williams & Stevenss Broadway,
Is examined itsa large picture, about four feet by
two, representing American national portraits, State
eoatsoi-arrns, aud SO forth, with penitude Of ar
abesque ornate decoration that positively as onishing
We are told that Of its kind it is unequaled any where
which We can readily believe. The central figure Is
portrait Of Washington, most spiredly drawn and ok
ecuied and giving the effect of fine Steel engraving
ThS minute elegance well breadth Of expression
pervades every portion of this work throughout iS
figures, symbols, and architectural ike adonmen"-
The artist has been two whole years sborously Oh
gagged on it. His history is curousi years ago ne was
pSstryoook u The DemoDiso aud was noted Tor tue
supremacy Of blown.up omlets Thou he took 10 arr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

B.sncss for week ending March TO-. 75@0,l6G 60
Money is rather moro abundant to-day on leading
eclIaterals, at sos Y cent, and bank officers
were in the street to-day endeavoring to lend upon
Government and State stocks, at cent Paper Is
without change but the tendency is downward The
banks are taking all The good names Offering under
four months maturity. There is a good demand for
Treasury Notes, and large sales Of eentsha been
made at y cent prem. The North Alantl; Steam
ship Co. advertise the Adfiatic for Southampton and
Havre, under the command Of the popular Capt 10.
Comstock. We have heard that party representing
the French Government have been in negotiation with
the North Atlantic Co. for all their chips for the
purpose Of forming line between this port and
Cberbourg, the French Government Wishing to make
that a great commercial port, az it is already great
naval depot The Board of Directors Of the Merchants
ard Traders Bank having passed resolution to in
the capital stock to s60O,OOO stockholders are
now entitled to subscribe at par in the proportion Of one
share to every two shares Of old. Subscriptions are
payable on the let Of May next. At auction to-day
$685., 600 Milwaukee and Chicago cent Third
Mortgage Bonds sold at v cent.
The N. q. Data OF March Sth, reports the Ex-
change market ~ follows:
"Exchapge opened usder an unusual depression,
and the market continued unsettled throug the day.
Offerings OF commercial bills have further increased,
but the supply Of all other descriptions IL restricted
and prices have become exceedingly irregular. AT
late hour some of the banks put sight checks on the
northern cities up 70 premium, bn! there were no
buyeys ct this haure, AID II 1t was PAID al all IL must
baye hem In sxcsptional cases. As the market now
rpjes we can oaIy give approximating quotations.
L;b we annex no foows: Clear sterling bulls, 63Sl
!, cent premium; Bill Of Lading Drafts, I@s.
,t nremium; Francs J.2OaJIk v dollar; SIXTY
az blIIs on Ihe North Il az u cent discount; Sight,
par a. J y cent premium. n.,...
William X Bag!ey has been arrested at baltimore,
on tele graphic information from Savannah charged
with obtaining by fraudulent lnean' S2lo Oo iro" the
s,a,s Rank Of Savannah. lie was commit.ed to await
a Remission from tho Governor Of Georgia.
John McClaye has folt one taree-Slory DricS Oaso-
peut dwelling ON south eide OF abtlst between otn