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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. /
Drs M0rnrs. Jan. Is. 1860.

UfEiIEs lUWAs
DEs NOUNS, Jan. -, 1860.
Ir II RsRxnY cRRrivIsp, That on this day the
above sworn Statement was Eled In this once,
showing the condition u the HONE INSURANCE
COMPANY. located In the City Of New York, on
the FIRST day OF January, 1850, In accordance with
the provisions Of an Act Of the General Assembly
Of Iowa entitled tan Act In relation to Insurance
Compasies," approved February 3, 1883. That
"A id Statement shows that said Company 10 lsos-
ssssed OF the requisite amount OF capital, and in
vested rs required by law. Authority 10 therefore
given to the above named Company TO transact bus
mess OF Insurance in this state until the 3tst day
Of January, 1851.
That H. B. TEN-EYCK, Of Keokuk has been
daily appointed BY said Company their lawful
Agent aud Attorney for the County Of Lee, with
full powsn TO take risks d Insurance thsrsin snd
to acknowIsdgs ssrvies Of process: 9 providsd By
law. j. w. CATTELL,
feb4d1w Auditor OF State.
Insurance. Insurance Insurance
| DOLICIES on Stores, Dvellings, Merchandise
| Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments Household Furniture, and all insu-
rablo property, issued at the lowest rates IN the
following substantiAl Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPIrAL $4O0, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
C1rIrAL el50, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
| MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPiTAL soc, 900.
| This Agency always pays its losses promptly
1 CASH.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured at n
VERY MODERATE PEkAfun, for one, three or Ave
1 years. Calland learn the rates.
| WIN. w. nELkNAP, AK,f,
Feb2dlm second-st-, near Main.
Methodist Hymn o Ooks.
| GOOD supply OF the different sixes, for sale by
/ n Nj. w. WESTCOTT,
FsbId 81 Main at.
New Isnts OF Zsom.
80 - NJ. ". wEsTcoT1.
/ Feb2d No. On Main-sA.
marAhai,s sale
InF unclaimed merchandise In store Of Bartlett h
/ ~ Hine. BY virtue Of Chapter ninety two (92)
Sections :. 3 and OF the Laws of lows, will
ssll the 10th day Of February A. D. 1860, at the
ofhce Of Bartlett b Hine, between the hours Of
and 10 o'clock Of said day, the follow in described
goods, to-wit Sixty-sight t6s) sacks al Hair, now
II store Of Bartlett Hino, shipped by A. 6waney
and consigned to J. Little Bro. Said merchandise
has been In said store for the space OF six months
lest passed. md il 70 Be sold to pay the storage and
Expenses on the name.
| keokuk. Feb. !, 1850.
1 ]. T. GRIRIEY,s
a. MARI ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07
The Use OF steam an Comm o n H oad

We resume comment on this interesting
subject oy noting the offer of large engine
manufacturing establishment OF New York
city TO furnish land steam carriages at
moderate cost, and after pattern they have
tested, and to warrant an average perform
ance on common roads, up hill and down, at
the rate Of twelve miles per hour. 1t is be
lieved that these common road locomotives,
with wheels properly constructed, would be
able to make an equal speed over the Plains;
thus bringing San Francisco within about
seven days of 81. Joseph, the Western termi-
nus OF the Hannibal and ST. 10. Railroad
The success OF recent experiments in the ap.
plifaton of steam to land carriages has
brought considerable number of the first
scientific and practical men in New York
and Philadelphia, and 10 London, England,
to the conclusion that the use OF steam on
common roads 10 only . question Of time
The adverse argument, based on the exist
ence of bad roads, il efectually disposed OF
by the fact, that steam piows have been run
over ground too soft to allow of tho use
thereon OF horses. The locomotive part Of
Faskes' steam pillow, SO thoroughly tried on
the prairies of illinois last summer, was q
complete success, the machine passing read
lily over the "sloughy" ground, and ascend
ing and descending grade Of one foot In
ten. Visitors to New York City are becom-
ing faDiliarised TO the movement OF stcam
fire engines propelling themselves rapidly
through the streets, and turning street cor.
ners with marvellous speed and without as
sistance from any motor but steam. We
have already cited the performance, OF the
Steam Fire Engine which, last fall, travelled
| the distance between New York City and
Philadelphia, without accident, and at .
speed Of over ten miles per hour Oincin-
natl Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

Ia The Hartford Press has the folio wing
with regard to the Connecticut delegates to
the Chicago Convention.
Speculatons upon the preference OF Con-
neeticat among the Presidential candidates
Will De frultess at present. Probably the
support which MIR. Seward would to .dav 90,
from the twelve delegates would be trtiing
Perhaps they would just now divide between
MIR. Chase and Mr.. Bates; doubtless they
could come together on Fremont, or Wade
or Fessendeu, or-John Sherman But the,
are nooody's "men," and will hold them.
selves readS &c DC .aaa.1 bee. ifor me country
and the cause. with what light they will hav,
on The 18th of June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

BOOTS AND SHOES.
. DUKE manufactures all kinds Of Beots
-. and shoes, and keeps on hand tho best select
edstock OF Eastern work In the city, and
SELLS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
Persons desiring bargains 10 shoes will end II 10
their advantage 70 50 TO Dukes and see bis goods,
At least, before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing done in the best style and II reduced
prices. IisnlsdJ
Mrs. NseMess Lass 4 creates W era,
1.-THE MINIATEksk vOOING.,s
THE Ministers Woeipg, by Harriet Bssehsr
oGDES, BRowsELL Aco,
Nov2pd 81 Aais-st.
I HAVE been appointed Executor OF the estate of
Charles T. NeGune, deceased. a. H0SMkk.
janis. 1860 jan.sdlm
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

A YouEo ScAsP.--An ungrateful young
rascal BY the name OF Sullivan, robbed bis
1sosshhsr .ass SUNDAY, whiie sne Was OF church,
Of oil the money she had, amounting TO aoms
$500, and then made tracks for Gslena. The
old lady started Sunday afternoon after her
"cruel, cruel boy, % she called him. While
lamentng over her loss neighbor volun-
teered 70 follow tho young rascal and bring
him back to his distressed mothsr.--[ Du-
buque Times.
GTFawkes, the Pennsylvania inventor Of
the steam pillow, il now in Cincinnati, and
Miles Greenwood 10 busy constructing one
which combines ell the latest improvements
Of Fawkes, With some of his own. IL il con-
fdently believed that the steam pillow will YET
prove n success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

This Agency always pays its losses promptly I
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured ut n
VERY MODERATE PEEAfun, for one, three or i've
years. Caliand learn the rates.
WIN. w. HELkNAP, AK,f,
Feb2d1m Second-st., near Main.
, 1860-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS

w The only habit the Japanese bavc not
pleasing to the Americans, is the substitution
.ot amal! pieces Of silk paper for pocket band.
kerchiefs-
r \ Ds.se.rt erssr'oS DECIDED "A California
letter says:
IL has long been point Of dispute and matter
of doubt what was The real value Of angel wo-
man, but the question has at list been deduie!y
eeit ed; aud she has foun1 her market value, in
California. at least, rs see by country paper
that gentleman Indian, about leaving those
gay aud festire scenes for some place where
grasshoppes die: was more aoundans, sold his
effects apd traded Of bis best souawfoE sack
Of -four, q jaek-kpife, aad spair Of second hand
boots: The transaction Was on the square, aud
ths sttit1es'a'lof the bet quality. The 'sq1a"
particularly. had been a high cost article to Nj.
,1na1an, as he had to scalp Two or three rivals,
mud had half dc zen arrows eh; into hlus tbe
first week Of the honeymoon, By Disappointed
suitors, TINT didn't anti her, It Is TO- b. hnped
that the question of woman's valne To y Ill the
world and The rest Of mankind" is at last def
nite1y settled. s.. "''
E.Ye sea it stated That Philade1phlan has
received an order tn set up paper mill iu Sals
Lake for Brigham Young, at q cos. Of sc, 1000.
, 1860-05-28

Mysterious Music on the Gu1f Shore.
The mystic music sometimes heard ut the
mouth Of the Pascagoula River. On still night,
IS one Of the wonuers OF our const.. It ja not
confined, however, to the rascagoula Riser,
but has often been heard 1t other places. Al
the mouth Of bayou Cog de lInde aud other in
lets opening into the gulf along the coast Of our
own country, the curious listener, lying ldly in
his boat, with lifted oars, when e.efy other
sound IS hushed, may sometimes hear its
streams coming apparently from beneath the
water, like the soft notes Of distant Eolian
harps.
We hare always supposed thu, This phenon1e.
non, wha4ever lis origin might be, natural or
supernatural, was peculiar 10 our own coast, II
appears, however, from IN extract given by
some Of the English papers from Sir Emerson
Tenants recent work on Ceylop, that something
very like it is known at Bat.aloa, in thar islnno.
and is attributed to rather less poetical and
Of shell fish. They are said to be heard ut night,
and most distinctly when the moon is nearest
the full, and are described in terms that CORE.
spoad very close with the accounts given Of the
Pascagoula music By those who hare heard it.
But. according 10 the same authority. it Is not
in ceylon only that. this submarine music is
heard. Sir Emerson says:
Sounds somewhat similar are heard undcr
water, ut some places on tbs wcstern coast of
India, especially ia the harbor Of Bombay. At
Caldera, in Chill, musical cadences are said to
issue from the sea near the 1nndin9 place they
are described as rising and falling fully four
notes. resembling the tones of harp strings, and
1niugliug like those at DattsIloa. till they pro-
duce musical diecord Of great sweetness and
coed have not been identified at either place.
and the mystery remains unsolred, whether
those at Datlatloa are giren forth BIZ fishes or
mollusks.-lfb1He Htrah.
, 1860-05-28
Ft1autta! ann m6ntt11treiaI.
MONETARY,

SArprp4r Evks1xo, May e6.
The money market Is in oil respects quiet,
With little or nothing Of interest occurring
from day to dar. Exchange is firm ut 1t at the
bauka, and, in fact, the street operators obsaln
full prices. The d-mand, hawever, is not heavy.
Currency is abundant. Gold II. and dnll..
Very little business paper finds ats way to The
strict. Operators tell us that they eau scarcely
ever get it at more THAI per cent. per month
Of, ana lorg loars, with approved security, are
freely made al 10 per cent. Tbs whole tendency
Of the money market is 10 greater ease; but
only ioans on the best paper or with tae beAt Of
security can be effected.
ST. Lor1ss-We quots the following PARA
graphs from the Democrat of yesterday: =" i
orn l'onl1c c1snen1EpsEss.-Tb regular semi.
annual ,n'cfcst Of ,hs debt is being provided
far. by lcaa< st the East, and otherwise. In all,
II amounts ior Ct :. county and State, to over q
Eillon every &ix mouihs That Of the .ouniy.
aome fleo, ,oc0. was provided for weekor So
ago. That ot the city. the Comptroller informs
US. Is n'so arranged tor-&1o0,o00 or so having
been obtsined ut per cent. per aunum. No ex:
change vii have to bc bought for the city be-
1orc August. She NAV, indeed. be a selier in
III" u1cani,mc. For the State's larger amount
nothing dchri'e is vet provided; il is expected
however. that Mr. Hudingtor, the State Auditor
noT at .h'ncton City for the purpose, will
ob.sin tie $3.50 coo of per cent. fund appro.
p,i4.rd by Government to Missouri, but vi iah
We believe. has thus FAR been Withheld by somt
qu:ab If the Uuaed States Attorney. viii
that Amaunt secured. tue Slate would rest easy
Without il. cur bonds could he readily uegoti
atcd in the East. with tic present ease in ths
znoncy IN sssct 1!'erd: ut low 1ates, and the ex
chaa-.e saved to the S:a&e-
Oar Excaunsc market is comparatively easy
sonc. hu~ever, hasc vt 10 sh.p gold east te
create it One dealer shipped SIC. 900 on yes
terdsy. There are always me' 'chauts and trad
ers in tie market To buy Eastern exchanR'
whenever they have mooer with which to pur
CHASE, so that the demand is nearly ntway
good. thougt, Mt present little trouble is expe
iisncto IN obtaining II on the E. st ut It prenmi
uus, or IN the South at /.
Currency is plenty To-day, since exchang
went up to ~ ut CiicaEo. 1t Is also IA
creased by the is-ues Of sumo new Illinois bank
tile Canai Bank ut Theb. =, and one Mt Jersey
willie. Il is not Loushtst bitter than discoun
though! some quosc it at :.
, 1860-05-28
l'aily Review Of Chicago Market.


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e.", .s. e''a ~ s.'' 1870 ~ .A'
.oo 49,, r'rr >. ,nH re,,s,, ,,d ,,..v.s"
s,nn ,.s-,or ~ =, ~ nnr,e SA N '''s4 1~1 -'
F,t,1-R-pr1r,n, ,e;s ,a. ,b,cced I'M ,s5. v,.te,
on,e. md nj. sa1r. xerr:1so ,. tntl.t ,nnr ~,
,r4cup 1: 10 bbls octport Hydraulic 60 and pu,
good spring Il *5Lo lss bbs low grade eping
M HIS del: 20 bb1s good superhnc At sI9 10 bLs me-
dun do A. n 20.
MILL s1UFFs-AlddlasH In coed su1p}y. and very
dull. Sui swcEe--lo1oas good 1t us u0 tratk. Ban
dull and lower. 10 tons in bulk ut ei1G0 track
DO N haks At 4il63.
WHEAT--Reeepts II s1s bus; shipped is ss3 bee Mar
ket quiet ard H c lower. Sales wcre AZ joliov,;s o1
bus No. spring ii q o5 In store: ZOO bus do It 81
sasc; 600 DO ut eoa In stose a(os bu No. .spr n.
At Ia store: 500 bu do at NIX In xotr am I'm IN
a, In ttore tu do at Il OK Ia kto1e- sa,ts by
sample Oh track wes as fol 500 bu choice Wisconsin,
club at q del; l3 ba Iowa club At &loe te 800 LII
do \. oe del; rs tss spring ut u 81 pacs d. ut
s1p3 on track ~ bags do at on tack oo bu do nj
, 1860-05-28

The Is sNla.arass---More Developments

The "NIa.ara',---more Developments.
NEW YoRk, May es-Tbe frigzte Niagara is
letking badly: She came into port working all
her pumps. Her powder has been stored in
Ellis Island. :
Some further important revelations hare been
made before the Covode Committee at Wash
ington. It appears TINT Attorney General Black
printing to Mr. Forpey in cose be would change
his COURSE. The profits Of this job for Mr. 3D.
chauan's term we're estimated 1t $4,000. Mr.
Forney, however, declined the proposition.
, 1860-05-28

QuEnEc, c. E., May o6.-The steamer Csna.
dian smiled from Point Levi at 10 o'clock this
forenoon for Liverpool with 76 passengers.
The BseHmers Kangaroo and Fulton sailed TO-
day for Europe. The latter took the New Or
leans mails Of the 2ed and 500, 900 in specie
and geo passengers. The Kangaroo took a40
passengers mud S341 00O
, 1860-05-28

SAyASSAu, My o5.-Lamar, Stiles, Middle
ton and Hine hare p!eaded guilty in the Federal
Court, on the charge Of rescuing Farnum.
The case against Lamar for holding African
slaves was postponed till Monday. The jury in
the case Of Farnam hare found no verdict yet.
Tbey stand eleren for aequittal and one for con.
, 1860-05-28

PlrrsDunG "a, May e6.-The Assembly to-
day added DR.: Il. B Smith, Of New York City,
to report revised plan to the presbyteries for
their action before the next Assembly. The re-
port on Missions WIS discussed a: length and is
not Jet disposed Of. The sentiment Of the body
is strongly for independent action, and for the
most christian Of those from whom they are
separated.
, 1860-05-28

NEW OnIrASs. May 90 The schooner ]. D.
Keeling has arr,sed here with Mani,illsn dates
Of the 18th inst. She reports that rich gold
mines hare been discovered on the Isthmus,
causing great excitement there. Consul Allen
is on toard tie Keeling, and is the bearer Of
imnnrtant disnaf tEaea y
, 1860-05-28
Louisville Races,

LOUISVILLE, f., May 20 In tho four mile
race closing the weekly meeting. Keene Rich.
ards'" Colossus " won the first heat in 7:s3!.
Campbells Joe Stuue" Won the second Ynd
third heats in 1851 and s:ooa. This in the hot
let day Of the season. The Mercury ut 8 pm.
stood at % in the shade
, 1860-05-28

An 1rishman's Way Of Trying the Gus.
man By The name Of James o'Btien, living
in Mentx, undertook to. clean out his we'll On
Monday last, and found that it would be neces.
sary for him to enter the we'll. He had read
enough Of gases 10 know that if a candle was
extingu:sbed Ehen let into tba well, it would
not be exaot|y safe for him to 20. down. lie
therefore psoeyred q candle, put rope round
the shoulders Of his bog. a ind twelve or four.
teen Jears old, gave him Ii GIFTED candle and
-thesurface when D Br4en telt something drap,"
aud pulling violently a.1he rope brought bis
boy up, the candle and the boy both extin.
gulshsd. By tic. free use Of fresh rate. and
: Considerable. rubbing the boz. was ,reli2 2bted.
0'1}rien cencluded it was not verY safe for him
to 70 odawn.-dubara .ddpsrftf<t
, 1860-05-28

MADISON, 1ud, May e6-The bodies Of eight
persons. supposed to be coal boa.n,en that we're
lost during tue storm Of Monday, we're found
in The r.er, near Madison, yesterday.
, 1860-05-28

BosroS, May eG.-The corouer's Investigation
ut -Wey mouth iu The case Of Mary Tlrrei1, an
oher Of the alleged victims'of Hersey This fore
noon, elected tue fect that she came to her
death BY corrosive sub1imate. The examina.
tlon was further postponed.
, 1860-05-28
MARIN e JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..Maya$.
::tcHst Ha1oa rabs., St, Joseph 1so ret bodseaes
steamer a.Isis: nntr Mx,akee empty ts 10 Ibis
eso: : G ri Z:
hs,a s ,n uns5 $40 pRss dE y pkss ssess mol. % r.
eas a:s Pts: sSss ss:
th:s;h!9s @ ,fsls:: !: 81: ,s1o!s sssr:. III.
% ,asa. . bE IaI,las y 8: herring,
It. i ss "a Il Pts' a si' sss
rtopsfE 'Fasrses Richardson. osdsnteasx IS tons Of
r.oeeor as'*4os Robins St yo.ep ,o ,.l,o,a
II i 81; .updlit.. ,os, sandhes il:ts; ~
s ss = S:5s,ss ,d d &, t ,sb.ssa
" pepptr ~ lss taleralus 20 tks seda 10 p.ea
:s l fpS scs y * ' ep pts: tss.isd d1s
BIZ B: fsss< ss: p;: l.; Is:
IT. IT. sc @ 3 III trtn ft r. Z c,,ds n 4oe6
s; Sste col sss. COIL
Sch. s isai. cameron, Mu.kelon, TO IN lumbtr: 100
sehr ofs rtanE Kint ..on. ss cords wood from Back
sehr xiess. sn1s,n, Two Ri,ss1 leo lumber. 10 n
sc,r t:us' DR.. K.,.n,azoot IS n 1umber xoopetets.
sctE Henry 1ia:e silver Creek 100 cords WOOD
sehr l,a3s s,hof. ha,sr1 Port colbonc, 20 lumber
Sch. Rsssn si.ss osx:eq = .: s9es Is',eas xeo:
scbr Denmark. Ftzstr-d, Green BAY, 10 N lumber, 10
s,br "a iss .sn,on rol.v c.re,,oa o,on. eo,,
schr as 81 rer1 apn nvi11e * m furhfr nm
selr ts' : * as.a ~ Haven lumber "a .b
sthr Live ok. AtcGsath. Mu.kreon, 70 IN luuber
Scr MsTq1eic MGu Ie, re qu Liz, is tons coal Is
1,,a ~ n. 80 nv r,u., a.o,,.,,-..,.
sehr D4Ie, H.. fe5, nli~autee. 49,
*tis Ata k-ts. "eed n.nuownc 20 soris wood.
EFT IT., t,.s IT, e ~ =" ~
hE Gtatto. G. n!.n MtntoTcS ,',s loe err wood.
shr eusnsta il ns oswes. 81 fous IaIo.d ron. 70
ecnf Sonh. oeas' saeooTsanr 20 eo'"s "ooo' Ii !"
sehr Abigail, oConner Manl'owoe, 1co cords wood.
,,o.,a,,, po,s,a. - 1a'.3 ~. -n'.5cr ~
ffop Mopte11a - @ 1 & ton @ rdt
1sop fh,'a, s a;uI A'' kn1 'S0 0e' eof
r-,+ liz. hvtx. Bnrinef,r C+,na -vayxs sh +oos vodv
t'ef nj III 1hest 0'~44 ~ SS1' A'-1
p,on ! .iber Brnwn 3fuateynn
Prop Iowa oees nutale !: 600 bun corn 1000 bus cats
li99 nois aous s49o e. ls.d - ,oo,
fop s s nou1 un Sos H. sp.m no lax maea 'os
nsIS a !naAnar letIy. Vaws&o. - ~ ous NAat.
Sri,s WaIin y x1rrr Wtit1s: i,e.
ScIr Sped, Youns, Nuke IN.
Srhr Telegraph, Tiydesdale Du Tef.
sees s Bs,t:; con:of Nuskeeon.
Sctr Ctusader Cats h4.an 400,
Sshf i ln9l:: M It HutEe; = nnd ~ ~Eaxtn:
1'c1f - - aan @ ". osuenAoueno ON" ous "aeA1
seh. I'll. VI I'm: IS Don.a. Dnna,o 18.s7s bu. corn.
S, ScM !. r1aseies. - .,tp 2 npoSI, HI; hAiet aEso-
, 1860-05-28

g....a-
Wsrd tsndtns1 pdmr iard ~ noa.. aaps up ~;
some classes ofbacon were each heid h;nher tn.
da7, with every appearance of frmneas m the
part Of holders. ''@''~-''
Toirno Mev a.. II J.. a.. ro
notc sa,e. ~ 1,,ia.,- Ear Sar tnesks. 'oa 1no
bbis XXI st sss11 last eran;oS 1ao + bbisx XIX
at a6.a5. and n ,,hie "rt,. a. s. * cS Wheat
s5les 900 bu red Michigan at 81 90; 200 hu
~a;a ~ ~ at si,SS torn-es 4oG ooo h., W u. .nc
w. WV ~ ~ :, -, n,. :, .a
N6" oRlk.Ss, hay sS-f. m.Itheu ~ man1 1'3
.r n'nr Is @ 1tnnea O. ana eopnusu u r as '1.aa ia
R9oe, a. q srgs ~ LOT eupe11ne: eosr.n.s
oecnoeo 1o .sg h.aen Go1ng ,tag p .. eu W.
r4tss;n1 "a 1hsrs 4 NJ gen"nd eTcfnt for IT,
jccal tIade. Sides are. nominn1'y l6.@'e!c.
Mcss pork Is held at $ls.ooGle.15. WHISKY
dnl1 at 1ssGl?c.
ClEvnAsD-May 2i-Nheat-Eed FsMaius
very dill. .Wh;ta i. in betfer inquiry, but ut
49,. - 60 s.s 49,. ~ q, e, % !. .
'e"e1 Prices oa'es aee one cur 4eu a. <:'
tsrs white at ! d and ! car do at 1.4s Corn
Supply is iu excess Of demand. and further in
, 1860-05-28


tFtom the Fcw York I1depen.aut, c4lh.l
The fallaElnk t. comparative ftcm-nt the Imports
Of Fgn Or; Goods II New York fur the week and since
January lit:
E,tered ID at a he fo1t ..ssiA &ess Isl s:ssi,
Ihr J~a III LIE Masket.... 1al.ess 1eA.T 1+:S.et5
Since January 1st-
Entered :t t1e 70 t:::..1s 5,ss's 4.b.aes 4aslI4s
The trade among cbhen fpidy tontrae ine. Stocks
have c duted, and The se7so1 vii With
any Arnoau q. goods e hand In. cot .E.
the i've buse,s ist uow. IN .icw Of her Fail
sIes Auction talts asly over. Dark silk. AID
avortc &tyle1 Of farcles still ri II full pFiea. Wul
cnt Gtm otis md tsuey c1sslfneT 1iaTr been III
deA1e demand hnd the ZANE de clilton Il goods Of
u ue~c mike have teltnk nj low pltc 70 cut
min ins its. G4T fabrics OF eycz1 deeer 1T On IL
kra DIN nd.
j. dom rotten fabrics. til. export demand c-nnurs
active auh keeps up price. sad trow4 asT see
i:cs are the mot1 wuned fer the III fket Tue
NJ, 81 exclusively hrf the home n+ket sfe ul
TGade ia the iatertnf ID a!no r. tecurn II te
Ileuy 5her~ IS much chersiu Am uC. ou,tIy
nltsc an's hAn Zine sine. 1hr Fall 1857: fnY
m-ns In ever, q. a'teE wi1fa pune lily
As whu!e. h, }ohrI bustit fl New icrk tits aor
quite fst sfactry- TIE lead nE H. has. d1n
muFt .stues than BEFORE T:1r nnfy <r-wbsck tas
teen tbat vt Of foreign drv gnd4 hny bpe
Id uiou T. rg marker. which wits Whit due. the
prudta It hu:e ttla tu any considerable
, 1860-05-28

QrrBEc, May oG The steamship John Btl1.
frou, Glasgow Nay IL, passed River du Loupe
at ll.eo a. H. to-day, bound to this port. She
, 1860-05-28

Tr.Prnre'lo,s Spau'dng. EaEie. Missouri. pu.lne.
doc fIHt; t!g Venice: mrs GaIelea Spy. Exchange,
= Lunm,s, hg,cauln. slid9s'ex anbhast. WiE q,
y >wterak. se'.'rac. M likan HaVr It ho:s Sturm
krG Rival. L,t'k' Ut II ca An'af:. tayuo..
Wels II NINA. Ur.0n.
, 1860-05-28

MYsterioua 1IpsIc on tlln 1:n1f Sh.ors

MEMpH1s, Mny o5.--Steamer Red Wing, bound
terday at Smiths Cut on. No llres lost.
, 1860-05-28

SArrunAr EvE11xo, Msy ~, 1850.
The following arc the receipts and shipments
or the last twepty four hours:
, 1860-05-28
Tide Wafer TRece1pto.

Tide Water Receipts.
The rrc.Epte tfde wafer of Flour Whe-t Corn and
GsIry jor tha I'd week Of May in lSev And 1852 have
been fouONa: ..
~ Flour. hi. Wheat. bu. Cor-:hu: B,rley. bu
1Ff1-...+... $50 41T.hn 1,QSl.3G N,sG1
.lEs........ 1s.e0 ssa0 e,%W 14l0o
1rerea.e..... 4s.4oo $500 $3.50 l0,loo
Tte cgates Of the receipts Of The 4bcre nscts
fas for tie III lsc0 And 80. have ban:
F1ou-. Bis Wheat. bu. Cr1n. bu. Barley, bu
1et1....,... lG1.1UJ k:S,lt0 l,s46 kGo C73L0
1853 .:..... 6..i60 ll14t0 $3.50 5000
l1csrnse...... 41Goo >. 4l3109 1.161 800 Dec 800
Rcdu: the WHIST to hcur the in The receipts
o! ls60 !. equal 10 10 So tI'. Of nonf-
IN u opening Of III >ocals 10 aid Including III.
- ill2t., A4Yc ben n fo.Q&k: