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CscrsxAr1-Narch 9.-The Gasax Of Satur-

Cwc1sxAu-March 9.-The Ga.ette Of Satur-
dny contains the following:
There was good demand for messp pork, with
sales Of about 1000 brls at $l7.e5 for country,
&l7.s7 for fair city, and $3.50 for choice do.
The purchases were chiefly on Eastern account.
The article is quoted in New York at &1B@lS:o5.
Thc gain in weight is nbout equal to the freight
Bulk meats were firm, but rather quiet. Sales
were reported at sf@sac for sides, and 6ic for
shoulders. Country meats are obt4inab'e to
some extent at these figures, hut city cut is
held higher. Bacon was inactive Mt It and Of
for shoulders and sides. Nothing done in lard.
There was continued briak demand for flour,
and on superfne aa advance Of 10c per brl was
established, closing at e5,G0@5.65. Extra
rauged from $50 10 $3.50. Included in the
sales, which reached. altogether, near4 600 brls,
WIS 500 brls supertine. deliverable in April, Mt
e5.75. The receipts were 1.77l brIs, and the ex-
ports a,7s9 do There was good demand for
wheat at full prices. Ear corn firm md in good
demand al 4a@5oc; shelled dull. Oats steady,
at Il isc in bulk. barley firm ut IS to Soc fo1
fair tu prime Fall. Sugar and molasses duh
| with downward tendency. Coffee firm. Whis'
Ky declined to l9c, but at this rate there was q
| good demand. The receipts and shipments to-
| dar were rs follows;
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Br T11xazArH.l hxv Yo1K, March l.
F1orR-Shade lnes with fair demand for Eastern and
local trade and also speculative inquiry fr
and medium ErAeeh. Saes 10 200 bsls 4a35 20 for
PCT Stae; t3.3.s3 far extra Co. chiefly NJ $5105.65
10 ~ fur supe! Western fot common 10
nnd "op O4o. cos!ng quit Canadan Flour a1.
firmly held. SA 20 urls Ut &5 % G1s5 for
choice e1trs Rye -Four ~ oderate request. Sscs su.
u e3st4 COMMON TO cholc1 tupeE Corn Meal it,
e more A9lyc Sales ii for Brsnlywnc H. 10 for
Baltimore, Buckwheat Flour In moderate rrques At
Wn1Kr-Qale. and unchanged. Salcs eao t,ls nj e4c.
GRAtS-Nheat ntmes. but transactions t1u much re-
stted BY the advanced prices insied upon By holders
ssle. 100 hu fas white Indiana ii ss: 800 hu whse
at 1so Rye ques II &C. with a1al sales Basey ahsde
1tmts. With sales Of 60I bush.ls OF prime four ruwtd
stae 1t &C. Corn in far request without aieEi. canKs
In pccs sses Of 1000 bushe. sasic for .eiow md
At 4343 +&e for Western and Canaal1n-
Tnov1sI 1Hf.-fprk dull md heavy Sales Loo bbS 1t
III 10iTIe for cd alS.le TOR new mess 1850 old
prime; $50 new PRIME clos With GO buyers the H.
tofos eouazy prime g s:5 Is fo1 do mess: ts&
lui1 for repaeket la93tss5 extra uess. Beef
hams qulet Small salea t2:for state. Prime b+e
dol! and nomtnalat t61s Cut meats duIl SmA lsales "a
sales full prices Lara vithout 1atsrsl change Sal
4is Lbls 4 lGH@l!e Dutte1-xmoderaie bune.. at 1G
GkocER1zs- -C.nee nsrn and Nc advanced; s!les sEnl
aud oonhneo to 100 bags MasaeIo at l:xc solaacs
chaoeed and quiet IS hods Auseov.do At ss IS Ah
Polo Rlco. tUc and 100 tr4 n. o. 4@4ac sugar qut
but frn aales 70 bbs Cuba AnscoyaGo u 6@1xc. th
Inside n for moasses sugar. 30 huY F0rtu Rco
hhds Texas on p:t Rice dull and heavy; small saes
6ptees learn Of sacs Of 100 Ca's Ca,.ia 4. ls4c
Gal / Chi 59t, g. panAn. ls,t, Nc H. NYCiets
rsc Nstl ". I e bonds 81 Erie al bupus 63-;fk
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Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

MoxpAr EVENING, March II.
FLOCn-Reeeipt.. us tb'u. Market steady. Saea
were suo bills 13eoit City" and 20 bbs Rock River
eaotce spring extra saes dcl l03 Gs Tee Coupe"
70 Iu,e. ut s5s del $50 ts Silver Sheath" spring
ira al ais del 20 bbls Bck" do mt aeo DEL SIS bbs
fr spring q 0H dc' 50 bhl4 Troys do al s.oo
del: lol bbs "Juhuaoa spring super t.; 10 tb!s
wisconsin Mlls~ do at &s.o0d del.
WHEAT-Recctpts, l7,sli bu. Market 1e loweE. Sales
coo bu old receipts No. spring ut al0a In store
1000 III DO al 1o3H In Ftorc oo IN do At $ie in store;
1880 bu receipts No. spring nj alc In store. The
following iuts tod hy sample track: so1 bu Club
for seed At l3H; 600 bu No spring nj LIS de 100 bu
good spring nt 1.1o del; oo bu NJ. It 1s LEO bu do nj
LOG; o0bu do as los 10 bsEs Inferior At los DEL
CORS-Eceelts. eAe5s bu. Market quiet and = shade
lower. Sales LOO tu inferior C2na nj &c ad,si
l,so bu receipts No Mt &c In kore 0o hu do at
store, Loo tu do nj 45e In etore for delivery n
this week sellers opt!on 10000 bu do ut 5oc h. e.
the 18th and o, Of April buyers option Loo bu
old receipts No ii &c in soe zoo bu do Al In store
loo bu do at +aHc in stoc o bu new receipts 10 II
43c In store J bu new receipts at &c In store.
Tie following lus sod b. sample On track 100 bn
Eo:d at +Gc 1000 bu No nj 4c 600 tu Rejected at &c.
OATS.-Rectip:s SOS b1. Market du; and 1@:clowcr.
Sales so bu receipts No n -: Ia tore, LOO
bu do sc DEL 1909 bu do al sskc te lo bu do at &c
del. zoo bu Reelected At SIC on track.
RiE-RecepsA, 900 bu. Market easier. Sales wcse
BAKLEY,-Kecs.rts, 1l34 bu. Dul and C lower Sales
were: los hags No ut Csc del.
sERDS-Rcecpt4, :. l1s lbs. Timothy In good demand
aui firm. Sales werc:-1e bags pr.ms n tsAs Is bags
good &:s0 u baxs and 10 hba II 453 II fair
$40 Glover seed dull and EcS!ectsd. Sacs we1e:-a bbs
prime II 49, packages Included. Hungarian saes in fair
request 20 lu p1ine at Soc del 10 lags fas Al % Nlet
seed ac,.ee and In dcma1d.
HlGHWIEES-Keceipts, "a bbls. Market dull. Sa1ea
1o1 Ibis at &c.
ALCQHOL41Q&ccper ga.
rN0v1sl0Ss--Nessp pork. dull and lower. Sales were:
1000 bh1s Mess ii $685. Delivered 1t Milwaukee: lo0b.
country saoo|ders fsm ciy fat al sG5 packed In sugsr
bossheads.
LARD-Norulnai At 10xc.
TALLoW-Qaes and nominal nj 9XRloc.
HlDES-1eceipss, e. ,s63 lba. Market steady. Green.
Q'ic; Green called. .Hl:4c; Dry Flint 1s@A..
1'oTAT0ES-4o9h hu FiuAeyes ii 4oc del.
uuTTER-firkiu very duh with limited shipping de-
nand II sl0c Choice Dairy and demand n ING
16c; common. 1:01se-
EG0S-1a good demand 1t 9H2loc.
F0CLTEr-Chickeus a:toes9.75 pei dox; Tu,toys. Sc
6kcper 1b.
sTARcH-13o boxes Fulton purs sarch Ut 6,
DRESSED HoGs-b Hogs, at ~ ass and ae.so, divd-
nE on 150 and 200 LIN.
LIVE EsTock-Receipts. 81 eaEs Cattle, and do Hogs.
Ca&tlewesn acsc wh batter feeling and slight advance
in Thr rR,te& touAr
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DEASONS FOR USIN G
@ U Err us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

The +. Aeadtny Q! Medlcae cerfy that Il contains
IS pcr ceut Of Pure Cod Liver OIL
1s-Ta4 ills established f2ctthAt Oils to be 2.sA.
ID must be transformed Into emulsion In The stomach.
si-Th.ti most Of the cases in which Coy Liver Oil u
prescribed the stomach ofthe patio proper
dan 10 make enulsve nil the aroount Of oil taken, and
that and sometimes the whole Of The oil passes
od undSesssd and imperative. hs Is easily
raced Ia the dcectonE.)
sTha 1ny God Liver OIL Jelly bang compound Of oil
Aliqud which tasee Place rs soon reaches the
fuaeA, whatever its condition nay BE-
<h-Tha in when the Physcisa believes Cod Liver
Outo be prescribed specific os otherwise. my Jelly Is
xnort selablt th3n ii tcrude oil. because bcnk solid II
IN stomach 10 undergo VIC natural prnceas
OF digestion and assimilation, when the contrary the
ased Is not In condition to nske It eulsiye, which u
waysls OF tsa the ease when thu oils Indicated.
God Liver Oh jelly ovcrthe crude OIL to BE- aeknow,edk-
ID n positive and tnoonte9tab1etac& Sold by
ty1+Iy PEHTuN 4 CO., n Lake st1est,
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Steamboats, Burned.

NExrH1s, Tenn, March 1o.--Thc steamer
Hickman, from Little Rock, Arkansas, for Gin
ciunati, with 80 passengers and no cargo. vas
burned Monday afternoon last, Is miles below.
Little Rock. Insured for 5000.
ST. Lor,s, March l2.-Thc steamer Btl< Of
Poria, from Peoria for St. Louis, with full
cargo.was burned 70 the waters edge at Sharp's
hand we're injured. The boat was insured for
$4,000.
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Rlcuuoxp, March l2.-Thc Governors Mes
sage, showing that the financial e1igencics o
the Commonwealth require further extension
Of the session, the Legislature hare accord
ingiy resolved to extend it to the second dav oI
April. The appropriations Of the present ses
sion arc estimated at au excess Of $5,O0O,Oo1,
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BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE Legislature Of
Mary Ia d adjourned at midnight on Saturday.
concluding the most exciting session ever held.
The appropriation bills were passed during the
last fen hours.
The Passenger Railroad question was left
without legislation. The Governor signified to
dress Of the Legislature and remove Judge
Stump.
During the evening difficulty occurred be-
tween two Baltimorcans. Thos. Gardner, Clerk
Of the Criminal Court, and John u. Cory. The
latter, in self defence, drew pistol aud shot his
antagonist, the ball {naicting flesh wounds in
both his lower limbs. The difficulty occurred
in the rotunda Of the Capitol, and caused for
time much excitement
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while the Baptist Sunday School was in session,
the church Was discovered to be FIRE. 1t caught
from the fnes. The church is totally destroyed.
i WAS xalucd at $4,000; insured for &, goo.
The dwelling Of Capt Hunt was injured sesi.
ouslJ by IRE and watsr. Covered by Insur-
Anes,
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Gltp Jar Salt
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Ct Cook City Of ChIcaso 9 Ctr cola..o... fis

NAE Of ILLINOIS, County
- e. Cook cisy of Chicago s.s.-Csty coeesos's o.
Aotee hereby xyen. that Ehc1tas the ind. y,xped
Gx a, Gseeto; n s.a Cav Of Chicago. d.d
aA 4ay 9! 1.nu31y A. D. tsG SPECIAL Term " the
s2FHa1 Euufl .! Chicago begun aud Lri N sld list
ny - c ttuEt Huuc, Ia sa1 City ~ Ckaxu
- So Court the !sts lot% suriot tevxs MI III
81 .. ao er de.stb-t f,r The Judgment asan.t
respectively for Ii. a1nount a1cs III
M costs respectively due tAeretn "a o{
ae general collection warrant for TIE cscun uf t ,n
@ o. ~ s'a ~ cty Of chssso fr ~ nuncp yea
srn m.noaea n md "hetras tudaeals having
of .a nles1 a1d psse u Ind ase COPY
snS Ae EouI lhe!eon W1s a1ue ct and p,mtsr ha
"a o aaiu Court on ih0 eIxh ernth day Of FeTu1Tv
u -. diie.fsd 10 the sa!dt tIty Cotlpe o. -
nnw IN EeioFe he known thai the un,ersxuef cftv
GoleetoF OF tse " Of Chica. vi hy v!Ytur nf H..
pseniss on THURSDAY. The 18th sy Of Masen L. D. ls
II he h6us q trn O'Clock in m1nin. al 1+ nnrr ~
9t % taG G9u Moss la *Aa Cty for pub
a'p an% pa5se M ot sod aetssse In aid eopy repairs Id
ana sos Or of The assessments interest and ets due
ne'ena fpctf1velv sid general and s7ert
| to wit: 's7s~e~''e4S
| AZ. e. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection OF tha snnu,] ka.s, for
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Arrival Of the Steamer New York.
NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE stramer New
Yo-k arrived to day from Liverpool. bringing
London paperA Of the ::3d- The princlpa! news
has been anticipated by telegraph from Queens
town.
Advices from Rome announce that the Pope
holds iu readiness q siiato proprio, already
that before proan,a,lgatiu it, be demands that
the patrimony Of Sc. Peter shall be guaranteed
to him.
lte electoral committee of Florence 1ecom-
mend annexation to Piedmont as the ouly pro
gramme which candidates should prefer.
The steamer New York passed On the sth ult.
the steamer Glasgow, from Liverpool for New
York.
1tseems that the America arrived at Queens
town on tue Goth and the North American on
the ed, Instead Of the contrary, Us Was stated
via St. Johns.
An Austrian Imperial decree comedies to thu
Jews in nearly NIL the provinces of the Empire
the right to hold real property.
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a constantiuople dispatch says the typhus
fever Was carrying Of the fugitive Circ.ssians at
the rate Of 100 per day.
CHHA.-A Shanghai telegram Of Jan'y. 7th,
says the ports Of Swatow and Kiavan bad been
opened, and tho provisions Of the American
'rcaty been extended to tho British aud other
powers.
4 Canton telegram of the l4th OF January,
japan was reported, but it was hopel that he
firm attitude Of the Consuls would rea.sure
the Japanese.
The London Herald gives a rumor that the
government is about 10 testify its gratitude to
Mr.. Bright By making him Postmaster General,
wee Earl Of Elgin, whose appointment as 8
Plenipotentia'y Extraordinary to China was
announced last night by Lord John Russell.
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WASHINGTON, March l3.-Nr. d. Shipmau was
confirmed By the Senate AS U. S. District Judge
Of Connecticut in place Of Judge 1ngersoll, do.
ceased.
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
Tu1RTY-sIXTHC CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION,

EAsuEsG1ox, Mnr:h II.
SESArE-Mr. Ten Eyck introduced . bill for
the more complete equipment Of Life Saving
Stations on the coast ot Long Island aud New
Jersey. Referred.
Mr. King presented the petition of the 1ner-
chants Of New York, favoring the establishment
ola steam mail line between Charleston aud
Havana yia Key West
'Mr. King also introduced resolution sus-
pending the operation Of SO much Of the present
part Of the appropriation bill as relates to the
prlutfng Of Post Office blanks, until the further
action Of Congress-. He said it had received
the unanimous consent Of the Committee. 1t
was read three times nnd passed.
Mr. Bright gave notice Of bill appropriating
half million dollars for the completion OF the
Capitol extension.
Mr. Mason moved that Mr. Hyatt be brought
in. Agreed to.
The resolutions offered On Friday we're read,
proposing to commit Mr. Hyatt to jail until be
consented to testify. 4 debate ensued. after
which the resolutions were adopted, yeas ~,
nays1o.
Teas.--Anthouy. Bnyard, Benjamin, B;xler,
Bragg, Bright, Brown, Cameron, Chandler,
Clipgman, collemer, Crittenden. Dayis, Doolit-
tie, Fessenden, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Foot, Foster,
Green, Grimes, Gwin, Hammered, Hemphill,
Hunter, Irerson, johnson of Tenn, johnson
Of Ark, Kennedy, King, Lane, Latham, Mason,
A'cholson, pcaEce, Rice, Sebastian, ,{S!idell, Ten
Eye Thompson, TrumbulI, Wigfaii, Yulee-44.
Nays-Bingham, Dixon, Hnle, uamlip, Har-
lag. Simmons, Sumner, Toombs, Wude, Wilson
10.
The Senate then went into Executive Session
md afterwards adjourned
uousE.-Ar. WashLurnc, Of Wis, offered a
preamble, setting forth that the mort shameful
frauds had been perpetratd6 on the Menomince
| Indians by designing men, reducing them to
utter destitution, and asking for select com
mittee to inquire into the subject, ty what au-
| thotlty r. W. Thompson has received $40, 900
Of their money. These Indians have always
been on the most friendly terms with the United
States, and joined our forces in the Black Hawk
war. 4 few ycars uyo they owned nearly al
cd out Of their lands, they had been reduced to
| q very small reservation.
Mir. Larrabec desired to offer resolution to
amend so ss to call for all the correspondence
on the subject. In the course of his remarks,
he said that Mr: hershaw, who came here in
connexion with these Indians, did SO in direct
contrayeution Of the wishes Of the Interior De-
| partmcnt. He thought that the adoption of the
| resolution by The Wisconsin Legislature in
one day by strict Republican vote looked sus-
picious.
Mr., washburne, III reply to remark of 31r.
| LarrAbee, said that the reason why the latter
had not been consulted, was because he had
gone to Wisconsin to atteEd the Democratic
State Convention, expecting to be elected del
egate to the Charleston Convention, but he did
not succeed.
Mr. Larrabee-" That is false, SIR
aboutis."
On thesubject"
Afr. Washburne believe, however, the
gentleman was candidate there, but did mol
| succeed"
| After further proceedings the House refused
| to suspend the rules for the introduction Of tht
| rE901ufJ0D hT III IN mi f1xo IN rHQ
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AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. March II.
Tom Norris Portland, 1s5 bu g bu re- ~ hu bar
shepLa1d Havana, t 800 tu corn.
Aatt1ope. haTAua. 5 600 tn COTE.
Knston, Havana, asuO bu corn.
Golden Cloud. HAYana, s L09 bu corn.
Wm. Clask, IIavaua, 5,S01 bu co:n.
CLEARED....... ,.....M March TO-
Lasl. j. L. Alexander, sc6sl n lumber s. s5e # dsDg,
bbs pitch. .
Atlantic go II lumber 10000 II siding. 0co shipg|c.
$4,000 .ath.
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New ORLEANS, March 1oth.-The schooner
Arrogant, fron Vera Cruz on the Sd iost., l,as
arrived Miramon had reached San Juan three
leagues from Vera Cruz, on the "a, tl1caten-
ing A!varado and Vera Cruz.
Two vessels fitted out ut Campeachy were
sent to Vera Cruz for the purpose Of assisting
the Liberals in tic transportation Of provisions
and munitions.
The Austin lnt<lZ;gcnctr publishes tile official
dispatches between Gen. Houston and Sec Floyd.
General Houston writes on February 134h -"
hare used all necessary caution and prudence
and may now act upon the facts before nc.
Unless the Federal Government promptly
adopts measures. the circumstances will it,pel
Texas to adopt a course she desires to avoid
Texas cannot be invaded with impunity il
thrown ON her own resources she may not only
resist it but adopt means to prevent recur-
renee Of the outrage, 6c''
Secretary Floyd replies on the esth that i'm
medlate action will be taken ant IN able officer
disratched 10 the command Of the department
in Texas. Strong reiniorcements will be scut rs
soon Us tho season will allow.
Gen. Houston's dispatch to Mr. 3{cCrl!ocf,
says there will be stirring times on the Nio
Grande before long.
HoCsToS, Texas, March l0.-Txo squares,
consisting of 50 houses, were burned in tins
place. Loss $275,o0o.
Mesilia, Arizona, dates to the 9th arc rcceir-
ed.
4 serious difficulty had occurred between
American and Mexican settlers. Some we're
killed On both sides. The alexicans outnum-
bering them, surrounded the Americans who
sent to Fort Fillmore for troops.
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Flre.

ALFRED, Me-, March 1c.-The book store of
F. G, Rogers, at Alfred Centre. was entirely
destroyed at eleven o'clock on Saturday night,
with its contents. Loss $4.0oo. Insured for
- ma
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Su olg.

Snow
ROCHESTER, y. T., March 12.-Snow has fallen
since Eve o'clock this morning--about ten
inches and sill falling. Wind blowing gale.
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NIilyguukee Official Arrested for NAL
fCN8NnCe.
MILWAUKEE,, March l2.-E- l.. Il. Gardiner,
City Comptroller, and Robert Lynch, City Clerk,
Of This city, were arrested Yesterday and com.
mitted to Jail on a charge Of forging city orders
aud other malfeasance in in office.
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The st. Louis Breach OF Promise
Case.
ST, Loris, March IA jury Was empanelled
in the case Of Carstang r.. Sha~, for breach Of
counsel for The plaintiff, opened ths M case ~th
long speech.
, 1860-03-13

Arrival OF t1ae California Steamer.
NEW TonK. MARcn ll.-Thc steamship At
1antic arrived to-day noon from Aspinwall, with
California adyices Of February Goth, 337 passen-
gers and S1,ssS,700 iu treasure.
On the outward passage, the Atlantic reached
Aspinwall on the morning ofthe 18th, and puss-
engers lett l'annma tha sumo day.
The steamer Northerner arrived on the even.
ing Of The 2sth.
Cailfornla news uuimportant.
The trade closed moderate on Saturday.
Money plenty, and receipts from the interior
satisfactory.
The Champion sailed in company with the
steamer Golden Age with e15 passengers and
| $oI0,G0O.
The Jews Of California forwarded by the
steamer orer $500 for the relief Ct lheir
brethren driven cut Of Morocco.
A duel is anticipated at }crka between T. l..
Fair and F. Gayahl, springing out Of the ques-
ton Of veracitr in u case III Court.
Eight hundred men secured claims in the
new Quicksilver min es a: Leepopleyser Noun
tains.
The weather in Carson Valley had modera-
| ted, aud but little snow was remaining IN the
| Valley.
The large companies ut the Teregina mines
had resumed operations, and would transport
| ore to San Francisco.
A Dutch Company had been formed to turn
| the wafer Of Clear Creek and several mountain
streams into the Placer Gold Diggings and Car
son City Diggings, requiring the construction
| of canal thirty miles long.
| At Henry Lake the excitement nbout the Sill
yer Mines continued. .. .
There we're apprehcnsions Of Indian difficult
| ties. An attack by the Snake Indians on the
Warm Springs Reservation, in Oregon, was
anticipated, and General Harvey was about to
! send sufficient force there to meet emergcn-
| cies.
] Advices from Buanerentura report that re-
volation had broken out in the State Of Cauca.
The contendiug factions had met and life had
been lost. The revofutiouists are commanded
by Garlic. Zen. Murguesti, Of the Govern
ment forces, was killed. Gen. Abando was re-
ported to have 1900 men ready to march
against the reyolutionists.
CulL1.-News unimportant. From Lima we
learn OF the murder Of Capt. Lambert, Of the
British war steamer Vixen. The murderer not
detected. ....
The Peruvian troops had all left Ecuador.
Adyices from Ducuos Ayrcs report the reduc-
tion Of the squadron to three steamers.
From Paraguay it is said warlike measures
| hnd begun rs soon as the news Of the affair oi
| the Jncquez was received.
From New Granada the news is that the Lib
eraf party is firmly established in the State o1
Bolivia, aud the Government had been acEnowl.
edged Of the General Government. Savavillu
| and Carthageua arc omen to foreign trade
, 1860-03-13
Missouri Delegates to tho Chicago
Convention.


ST. Lor1s, March, 10.-The Republican State
Convention met nt Mercantile Library Hall this
afternoon. B. Gratz Brown called tue Conycn-
tion to order, and Was afterwards chosen Pres
ideot.
Four delegates at large and alteruatcs, aud
two delegates aud alternatcs from each Con-
grcssioual district, were elected to the Chicago
Convention.
Delegates at large are F. 2. Blair, B. Gratz
Brown, Fred Mucrich and James O. Sutton.
The Convention adopted resolutions endors-
ing the principles set forth in the call for the
National Convention. pledging support to the
nominee Of that Convention, fuvorinE the colo
nization Of free blacks, recommending Edward
Bates for the Presidency, regarding the threats
Of dissolution with scorn and contempt, pledg-
ing their livas, fortunes aud their sacrel hon.
ors to the pr.:t ryation of the Union, recogniz-
ing the ''irrepressible conflict between free and
slave labor in Missouri, holding it to be the du.
II Of the government to protect the right OF
free intercourse between the citizens of differ
cnt States, opposing auy change in the natural
lzatlon laws, iavorlng homestead bill and n
Pacific railroad.
The resolution recommending Bates for Presi-
dent met with resolute opposition from the Ger
man element. who sefuse 70 support any caudi-
date not squarely upon the Philadelphia plat
form Of SO.
4 Central Committee was elected with power
to appoint tho electoral ticket
4 resolution ins&1ucting delegates to Chicago
to vote rs q unit WAS offered, hut not acted on.
1t is understood that the delegates stand. u
for Bates, G anti-Bates.
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cost due on EACH = he ststr, lanl 1ot. sub Iet
css and parcels "f land described tn lht xasrAG
.fths ccet'oh OF auar ai municipal rear
i. D.s ls13, ana.uLt ~ eleven cr1tx each.
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COMMERCIAL.

loxpAr Evr11Ho. March l., 1s;D
The following are the receipts and shipments
:or the past twenty flour hours:
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Ea1x 6ere Sale and s7iep.9 Iardt. Aara Reported By
WAITKx 6HEExAA, exTsFe*sv for As pkfM AID TEtBrxt
Elr xezt sndina AosdoF 4sIreA L. ls&1; 7
, 1860-03-13

SARS1t. C. W., March 1.-The FIRST steamer
from Detroit arrived Saturday night.
, 1860-03-13

. A.. =. .hAtep 4Gs3
.ss.. ..6tEa l$14
-....-....... 60 wt and calres 2
, 1860-03-13

suba!'stoz u 10 n Of .n.ia anil all Of. oss. "a
lut | and !, 1t 2. bu<k:
Lit.
Jacob Hanf+. i 1k1 500 Mn0
SutdTts!ou VI sabofs AID In LIT L aud sui lot aud
bf =, lu& 1, l..
" Keen. II: EQQ Ac3 5
l. + Hu4tall. !. :Sul 81 u 5
Warrant III, onth, should ba dated Aug NJ H. lssk.
WaEaot aS. soath s1.ui b. dM. >eps. n.Lwr !, ls9.
Warrant III. Soush, s,uuf1 be dat ttemtcf ~
Warrant :i, sou1h, should be .t- .iep enter ~ ISi.
Warrant JA S1uth *hout be daietl September A 1sos.
tnltt.i eas1 frsscs stb'l:sNpa 1t = S*rt on u
Town ~, Kause II.
, 1860-03-13

SEEDS AT Lou1sv1LLE-March 9-We quote
clovcrsced Mt 4.co, timothy $3.50, bluegrass and
mict t.. hemp sl.75, Hungarian 81.60, orchard
LAO and herd l.15.
Lor1BvlILE-AlaEch l0-Money market still
tight. Eastern exchange prem. New Orleans
nominal ut prem. Flour quiet. Small sales
ut 5.75@ @G.a5, according to quality. Nheat $l:3o
@l35. Sales Of shelled corn from store at Cos,
, 1860-03-13

ToJnx' Subdivision -uHI read ~ Instead Of 10.
UmttteA IN ~atr1nt No. ai6, south.
Saaaa Irassees suos;via:oh " " Section T. - II.
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