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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lospos MoEEY MARKET- The London Money
market was unchanged, with an active demand The
Stock narEe had been dull, but the fluctuations were
eight On the 23d the market showed slight I'm
p,oysment. Tie demand for money continued orlek,
srd no t,srsactiops were reported below the psnk
minimum of pei cent. ..a,.o
The London Times asserts that, notwithstanding
ssmioic,al contradictions, the Turkish Government
are seeking to negotiate new god not mconnderaoie
loan.
The London Daily Kers city article ssys the FUNDS
opered on Friday Ut fractional improyss'ent anu
subsequently became animated unde. the adyanHs on
the Paris and couso closed advance on the pss
yus day The demand for money Friday was very sc'o
both a, the bsnh and elsewhere 1,
The London Times says the funds opened on Friday .. de-
cline Of but rallied and advanced under favorable ee
gsphio despches from Paris The demand for discounts was
very sctive and the raes in market occasionally were
above four per cent. 81,
The London Herald city article the general rate for three
months bills u to ~ cent The new Brazilian loan
closed hout sufficient subscriptions and the Rothschts TOOK
the smount necessary 70 complete the sum required.
Consos closed Friday 81 s43d for money and efG
for the account
The Bullion In the Bank of England had increased G76o
BesEs Boring Brether quote Bar Silver at 92ti Dollars
5i2s; Eagles nominal at 1910
AMEFIcAH SEcURITEs.-Meests. Barring Brothers
epott limited business American Stocks previous rates
Messrs Bell Son report improved demand for Illinois
Central Shares and Bonds and all descriptions slightly higher
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a.. IA aictures blaze with fervent heat that
ms ii the soul Ccs the beholder.
: az th;s sneech An edition Of two million copies
shonld be circulated. Though it is what Is
technically termed violent speech, II we
really speech of the mot truly con nSn,Sant
and influential character. Its Va, and
and it's sincerity transparent as the mt
ii is not too much to say that it was admired On
al sides. The speaker proposes no narsn . Vi
violent measures in respect to Slavery Oh. Is
broad, and catholic, and christian IN Dis stcMs w
his r;oLtS and the rights of all American citizens to
discnss that and All other subjects everywhere in
the country and to boldly expose the naked facts Of
fhe cSss For himself he has certainly done his
vork with unsurpassed power of delineation and
force of historic }. 5. Z.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House is engaged on private bile.
The California Telegraph Line.

81. Louis, SlTufday, ApfI Z, IoO1'
The California telegraph line via the butterleid
overland Mail route, was extended to Springfield,
40, IS miles beyond Msloys station, yesterday ana
. large force of men at work pushing 1t FOR ward
n Fot Smith on the southwestern border Of Arkan-
~ss Advices from California by the last mail state
that the line OIL that aide s being rapidly extended
1o Fresno CITY this way and it is expected it will
aach Ios Angeles by the fst of july thence to Fort
YnTn5 II will be built with gu possible speed With
.aieoTanhic communication to Fort Smith on this SIDE,
and Les Angeles the other It viii be very easy ior
1hs mail company 70 reduce the time between New
To,L and San Francisco TO ten days as the roads
between the first named points will admit OF very
TTpid travelling The tariff from st. Louis TO spnng;
field No. is seventy cente for the rst ten WORDS ana
reren cants for each additional word.
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dragon and Wa,bp yton Ternt3ry, TO urge Congreae
10 bnild The Pacific Ralrosd from o. Paul 10 the %
Iunbia River. on the sreund Of that being the bsst
route, and the one enlethg interest, Is strongJ ahs
urgently adyo Gated by the Oregon press.
Tae Oregonion Is IN receipt Of lstter from parties
In the Similksmen mines, confirming the generally
received opinion that they are rich AID extensive.
Gen Palmer was st the DOllss making PTspIrssus
Tor opening wagon read TO the mines S5VO hsvfn8
been subscribed for that purpose.
The washington papers also contain favorable ac-
counts from simkameD, where II was said, rich aurf.
eroDs quarz bad been found The river bad been pros
pected ninety miles, and found rich as far exam
med. Gold degings had ALEC been discovered the
Nova nlPiicum, stream entering the Columbia near
Fort Colyille.
The Assessors reports make the white population Of
Washington Territory abcut 10000, and the taxable
property g, DOC, 600.
NEWS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA
The latest dates from British Columbia are TO Sic
I4th The ship Princess Royal was soon TO sail from
Victoria for London, with $50 900 worth Of fuIs for the
Hudtons Bay Company.
The Indians on Vancouver Island were becoming
very troublesome and were constantly committing rob
berries and other outraees on the roads.
The Victoria C0iOnia says; Since the LIST OF April
last eleven wholesale jobbing houses, with an ssgre-
gate cspta of 900 600 havecosed their business mere
Still, Victoria is improving rapidly.
Within month third OF the population OK ficto-
ria had gone TO the Frazer River mines.
NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The bark Francis Palmer brings newsfrom the Sand-
witch Islands 10 the 2Sth alt, six days later.
The thp Siren arrived at Honolulu on the 20 OF
February from Boston, and had already engaged re-
turn cargo Of oil and bone for New Bedford.
Letters from Hilo state that the volcano at kiznea
wss in great activity.
King Kamehamehs had returned TO Honoalu from
Tahaima where he had been visit TO Br. Nielsons
his Secretary whom he shot time since In ft OF
jealousy.
was6ington's birthday was generally celebrated q.
Honolulu. Trade there had been very dull for three
months
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should objections be raieed on this head whether she
VIII point 70 savoy as preoedent. And there are
other Provinces beside Savoy whore Il could be shown,
IN case Of need that sympathy with France Is strong,
and that French Is the language of the inhabitants.
great many questions have already been put to Minis
tiers IN both Houses Of Parliament. Before the ques-
uoring mania has suoss1sd, would 1t be any ha--. &c
AK merely for information sake, whetnsr any one has
heard it whispered that the King Of the Begians has
been melted to do something Il do not exactly know
what with regard 10 Luxemburg-no doubt, with the
most disinterefted intentions but which "somethng"
would probably have The effect Of embroiling him
little with the Germanic Confederation; or whether
anything of the kind has oozed out in conversation
with q member Of the Royal family Of Belgium King
svptld is experienced In kngcra he is prudent and
sal acios but these qualities may according TO the
cicpsts1ce, If the Gaze, nduee or obhge him to aid
the views of a po,S ertul ne,gbbor. ~
at liberty 10 chose between <aon to France or TO
form an nds pendent State s said tst the plan OF s
future administration has beer long since arranged,
and the names Of the future prefec OF its departments
ale already spoken OF, one OF whom ~ ce,tan Jou
naist no has conended very srenuousy Tor annexa-
ton.
A dispatch, announcing that an anti-auneA,atoui
manifestation had taken lace at Nice has beor
ceiyed the ant-ann xatiorsts desiring to form fres
CITY" II they cannot remain with Piedmont. When the
journalists who received the dispatch went to ask the
usual ps rmssion Of the authorities to publish it. they
were ted they might do go il they thought proper
tbat ~ CO OF muCh Hi-lOf tuo
ton of Nee to France would take place bongr
molgT6.
letter from Nice announces that the arrival o.
French roops is auxiousy expected there and the IN
hsbiiants are determined to give them enthusiast
reception TIE Arenir de Mace states that this town.
10 form the capital Of new department, TO be die
the VAR and to consst of three arondissements Nice
Grasse and Casteane viii h viii contain 100000 in
hsbitaDts The present department OF the Var to re-
ceive the name Of Etere and viii take the arondsss
ent Of Digne in place of erase The territory To-
naming of the two departments of the Upper and
Lower Alps less the reimbursement of Forcaquier to
the Alps, comprising FIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS aud 10000
inhabitants
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XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE WASHINGTON, April 7, 1850.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, April I, loOO.
MIR. TRUMBULL Rep, ILL., presented petition Of
ritjzeus of nos setting forth that great Alienation ex-
ISIS in the Union caused by the discussion Of the subject
of Slavery in Congress and they pray that body to
Ummend 10 all Legislatures change In the Consutu'
zion for establishing geographical line through the
States and Territories north Of winch Slavery lie 10 be
prohibited and south of which it is not 10 be inter
tered with by Congress OF the States.
Mr.. TRUMBULL moved that 1t be referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
MT. GREEN Dem, Mo.l-It affects the Territories,
and had better 90 to that Committee
Mr.. TRUMBULL supposed that, az they asked
$zor a change of the Constitution, the Judiciary
Committee would be more appropriate. So it was
z eferred to that Committee. -
Mr.. NILSSON Dem, Va.) offered resolution, cali
ing on the Post Office Department for all the CORE
Tspondence with Mr.. B oOks the late Chicago Post
master in relation to the condition of that Office
Adopted.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX,
THE SAVOY QUESTION.
HALIFAX, Saturday, April 7, 1860.

HALIFAX, Saturday, April 7, 1860.
The Cunard steamship Niagara arrived here at 3
o'clock this morning. ss lefs Liverpool at 10 o'clock
en- the morning of the Oath uao tOuOhing at Queens
town on the following day. The hisSara reports on
25th March, at 1890 p. M off Salters, passed ssea-
ship Africa, bound TO Liverpool
The Niagaras dates are three days later than those
already received
The steamship Balbec wss to leave Liverpool for
Halifax and New-YO shortly after the Niagara, tax
ing the place of the Jura.
The steamship Edinburgh, from New-York. arrived
at Liverpool at 94O the morning of the 22d ulimo
The chip Champion Of the Seas, from Melbourne
with "a 600 ounces in gold had arrived at Liverpool
The London Times reviews Mr.. Stewards recent
Union speech favoTably.
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WASHINGTON, April 8, 1860.
THE CASE OF MR. sANBORN.
No return has yet been made to the Harper's
Ferry Committee on the precept issued against Mr.
Sanborn, but it is expected to morrow. Therefore
fhe Committee does not legally know of his refusal
to obey the summons. The next step will be to
send the Sergeant-atAfms in person, and if resist
snce made to submit the question to Congress for
legislation as there is no law now authorizing this
officer to call posse cOmitatus like a marshal in
executing Judicial process Mr. SanbOrn wrote
letter to the Committee some time ago stating that
he meant no disrespect to the Senate, but he would
not come here assigning as one reason that he had
npprthentiOns for his personal safety.
THE BROOKLYN PosT-OFFICE.
The Post. Office Committee of the House vii de-
eide against the application for Post-Oice build
ing in Brooklyn on the ground that Congress is
against the whole system of erecting public build
ings.
TUE ABSENCE OF THE PosrMAsTER-GENERAL.
The return of the PcstmaSter-General is uncer-
lain. At last accounts efforts were making to re-
move his wife to some other point in Florida with
the hope that she would gain sufficient strength to
return here.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Pacific Railroad Committee has finally de
termned on one road, adopting the basis Of the
Curtis bin with clause that the Route should touch
Salt Lake City. This bill will be resisted in the
Mouse by the large interest friendly to the Southern
Pacific project and if it should pass there, it will
encounter more decided opposition in the Senate,
ghere an effort viii be made to amend it, with that
addition. Mr.. Aldrich was enormously reported by
CHE TRIBUNE recently as fayOring one route. He
advocated three, leaving them open to the compe-
ition of capital and enterprise expecting that the
Northern, starting from the Red River Ofthe North,
would be preferred as offering the greatest facilities.
THE CANADIAN SCHEME.
Recent intelligence states that from surveys made
through the British dOminiOns the Canadians aban-
don the scheme of Pacific Railroad as imprae-
Hcable
UNITED STATES DIsTRICE-ATTORSEY IN
CALIFORNIA.
Della Tore, present District-AttOmey OF Cali
Scrnia cOntemplAtes resignation, in which event
Calhoun Benham viii be appointed his successor.
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News from Kansas.

LEAvEEwoRTH, X. t., Saturday, April Z, 1861
Information from Southern Kansas gives rise u APP
,,-shsns;ons of serious trouble in Linn and Bourbon
Counties, growing out of alleged violations Of the
amnesty act An attempt recently made by the Deputy
Marshal 10 arrest Capt. Montgomery was eheetuany
~es,Ssed Considerable interest is manifested In this
ty p regard to the approaching trial OF the rescues oil
ahe alleged fugitive slave Charley Fishsr The tria com
,oenoes on Monday next, before Judge Petit OF the
United States District Court. The riytr has CON.
asarm and div.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Recent telegraphic dispatches from India mention
that the cotton crop in he north provinces will
this ear be favorable.
The Tussah silk crop on the lowest part of Bengal
vas expected TO prove partial failure.
Calcutta dispatch Of March ] reports that the
Bauk OF Bengal had raised the rate of discount one
per cent. Indigo had adyaI oed FIVE rupees, and was
ttl rising. Exchange 26,d. ,oeo
Tea very active a. unchanged rates. Exchange a.
90. as. ga.
cciios, ending fatally, took place at swa'ow Do
tween the AEgo Chinese customs service and pn'''u
ystsel.
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The Canadian Line of steamers.

ToRoSTo G. W., Saturday,, April Ioo9 W..
oIe Of this morning states that he goes to make ar
rspgemens for the Canadian steamers to call at Dey'
instead Of Cork, and that EdmOnstOne, Allen q 20
are to put steamer between Glasgo ano perry a
River Du Loup 10 connect with the ocean steamers.
a party s TO start very 20 survey the rouIe Ior
line OF telegraph from Belle Isle TO the isiand Oh
"a
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liberties for this country and for tie momsnt all with
whom speak content to sink their separate exis
more remarkable In Sicily, which has hitherto been
sueh stickler for separate independent existence.
Well then, can tell sou good authority that tho
feeling is entirely changed. Sicily would now be
vovinee Of Italy, and lend her aid to drive the COM
r en- enemy irtp -: sea iaiy for the Italians" Is
TIE cry, "and down with Aus.s-ia."
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CINCINNATI, Saturday, April 2, 1860
A Gre last Thursday at Manchester, Ohio, twelve
miles above Maysvie destroyed forty buildings Loss
$50 600 INSURANCE not known. o.o
CLEVELAND Saturday, April 2, 1861.
Tie Cleveland Institute was partially burned to-day,
In eonseouence of which Il viii be closed during tho
SRlueY. TIE loss lie fully covered by insurance.
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RIOOdy Affrav.

BosTos, Saturday, April Z, 1860.
At South Reading last night John Foley killed,
and two Of his friends wounded lone supposed EaOg-
faliyl. by Henry Thompson. The Foley party were
eelsbrasDg wedding in part of Thompson's house.
They became noisy and rotous, when Thompson
Ftsrfsd for the police and was pursued and attacked;
Tshereupon he stabbed his three assailants.
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Fatal Accident.

MIDDLErows, Conn. Saturday, April z, 1860.
A man named Danham was killed to-day in the
Mddlesex Quarry by the premature explosion Of
blast He was blown into the air some thirty feet,
aud fell upon the rock, wounding him 90 that be
fingered but a few hours,
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The London Of March % reports New Central and
Illinois Central slightly higher and quotes sales OF ned states
6yes al 92 nois Central shares Az discount and Michigan
Central sinking fund bonds Of 1859 at 49, -.
oy epors the saes the week SO eco bales Of whih 900
were 10 peculstcrs and Gee to exporters Holders offered
freely bat showed deposition TO sales In upsnds
there business esser prices but quotston were
unchanged Some sathoties report the mddng AMI lower
GRADES lied lower The sales Of Friday 1000 bales the
make. closing steady the following authorized quotations
- Fair Middling
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The knights of the Golden Circle.

NV URLEANs Saturday, April Z, 800.
The Knights of the Golden Circle met Yesterday and
expelled Major Buckley, and appointed Col Greenougs
as CO mmander in Chief Of the organization.
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Traffic on the Great Western Rail-
wAV.

Hamilton, c. W., Saturday, April z, 1850.
The traffic on the Great Western Railway for tho
week ending yesterday shows an increase Of $i 400
over the corresponding week last year.
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WTfade was active at ShaDgbae. Exohsnge Go. II.
Gen. HoDssnbap, CONN ander of the French forces
had lsnded at Hong Kong.
Tie rebellion Is gaining strength In the north.
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sailing of the Niagara for Boston.

HALIFAX, Saturday April Z, 1860.
The steamship Niagara sailed at p. m for Boston,
where she will be due on Monday morning. Wind
north, and blowing lightly weather clear.
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The stock in port estimated at 900 baes Of which
STSTT oT TRADE III MANCHESTER The advices
from Manchester favorable There better inquiry,
and prices had an advancing tendency M >r. xU.L
6d Nash report Flour firm with holders demanding an
sdvsncs Of Sd Of Ohio at ~ a2s Phiadegha and Bs
NOE Al rs d26 Wheat firm. but quiet since Tuesday sales
Of Red at 10 2dios and White at 1O6dl26 Corn dull sales
Of Yellow at 1871, and White at 81.
IIyYRPooL Provisions MARRET.--Messrs. Bgland,
Atbya Co and Wakefield Mash Co. report Beef quiet
ssle of Prime Mess 75a35 Porkhore inquiry at easier
prces of old Mess at s26 and new at I506 Bscon
AZ II 0f0 Talow-Q Quotations nomE al Butchers 58.
THE LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET The Brokers'
Circular reports Potatoes quiet at 2s 2S g. and Pearl
sterdJ and In good demsnd Phisdephs Bark quiet a. ss
Fish 0ns-sales unlmpOant Linseed oils steady hoan du
common at 4iad44 good medium 4SG1; Spirits IgiPen.
siserstion Ciovereed iai5 for American Red
LONDON MARKETS -MessTs. Barring Bros report
BREADsruFFs generally closing with advancing tendency
FLOUR % am IRoS-Bar and Rail steady at Is los0es
I5s; Pig ietady at 1876 SUGAR quiet RICE hrm. TALLow
T.rKSIsE dn at g. CoTTzs baoyant LIssEsp CAKEs
slow of sale but prices unchanged FISH ois unchanged
RAvRE MARKET-For the week ending 10Th ult.-
Co1ToS im with advancing tendency sales OF the Week
D.i,e eS do bss SCI BEEADsrUrYs firm advancing
ASHES 6rm CoYrEE buoys ant oms dull and nominal RICE
TAIIow dun. WiALEBoSE quiet.
LATEsT-Via Queenstown.
I1vERPooI March o. l860-CoTroY-Sses yesterday, 1900
ti,s Including 1000 to spectators and exporters the market
closing quiet steady BREADsTUFP firm PRovIIoss quiet
LONDoS, March Pap m-CoSsoLs close ct s4tGsis oE
ouyKSSToys March Is ls90There Is later than
Liverpool papers Of Saturday which embraced
=" tosnos Msrch Up m-sussr quiet Coffee firm. Tea
quiet Congo nominsy 49, Rice hrm the business
uiry Taow quiet sales for delivery in March at 56 April
aOne 81 April to June, Sa and October to December SS
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POLITICAL.

The following call for Republican State Convsu-
ton at Wheeling is now circulating in the Old Do
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Mrs Hersh Ans welsh Mrs scGeavy Mrs Grosyenor Mrs
Morgan Mesrs Hersh J. M:Geayy j. Bsssett Vennng,
Jss smith Morgan Foord Wilson, Winthrop Watt Hogan,
Austin Barstow Nasse Lawton Egby Yefre Bolton Generae,
Maest Mrs Wallace Rev. D. Concelo hesrs Silver Ged-
Richard Brown A. Christie Bonne VIM. Cunningham Beng
land McCrea, II. Butler Robert Merrill
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THE LATEST NEWS
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washinrf0n.
RECEIVED By

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April 8, Is
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PERSIA.

PERSIA.
News has been received of the death Of the Shah Of
PoIsla.
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Republican, DemoeistsI An's''0"H- -,
The Republican msjOrilies are very large ana tns
two Opposition are elected BY and the other ~
II majority. Last yesr tie Board stools DsmscrAsA
o Republicans.
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worked 1or the general Booo unlu tncy pooono VAC
property of European Power. II remains to be dis
covered what Power will accomplish their conquest
IL il now ascertained that in all parts of our immense
empne the crops present the most favorable ap-
peaisnce and promise an abundant harvest. The
Caucasian provinces, particularly, will give an i'm
supply of wheat. Thirty thousand families emil
grated rom the mountains in the Caucasus to Turkey
between the months of August and December. The
construction of electric teegraphs is proceeding rapid
". A'most all our principal towns are now connected
Nv electric wires. The Government has proposed TO
Baron Ssgltz to purchase the gold mines in Siberia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-03

Bay Among the many peculiar
laws of the Russia Emp...'e is one
which com pels female subject who
are possessed Of any real estate to se.'
1t the moment they marry foreign
err. A case recently occurred in the
case Of the Countess de Moroey, who
was compelled to dispose of consider
able property, in accordance with the
provisions Of the law. BY special
permission of the Emperor, she was
allowed a year to effect the sale.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-03
BARGuIER A LANoUB.
To SUGAR PLANTERS.

CTRAIGllT and crooked handle Cane Knives
- With aud without hooks, Copper and Timed
skimmers and Lsdels; Cane Shed bantherns (;
Sugar House Lamps; Wicks, Oil Cans, large and
small Engineer wrenches. ~ TO X in: swans
Faucets for Bi-Sulphite; Gallons and half Gallons
for Bi-sulphite; sscharomet.r's Thermometers,
Couplings Guage and stop Cok,s Packing ofevsry
description at LAkgUIER LANN UES,
oct2I Cor. Lafayette aud Florida SITS