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F5f tte Pa5et C5una HsFald - 49,
4 The bIIcwing l. list Of The several parties
that have been divorced By the present LsgIsIa-
tive Assembly,: NJ y sss5il s'F E9 f'gi2 e'sp
William W. Davis ard Alice Davis; y x.
Jacob Hans aud Caroline Hans; x
Samuel Wilson aud Esther Wilson; !. .',,,,.s,
Crowell II. Sylvester and Harriet p. Sylvcstev /;
Amos B. Pierce and Elizabeth Pierce;
+. LindHer and Angeline Lindner;
William Donhelly and Bridget N. Donnelly;
= T. NJ. Collins and Dinah collins =
RI KeIlgf and Almina Keller .linap ~
Sydney s. Ford, Jr, ard Josephine Ford;
a Charles Green and Cathafine Green;
z Go. Merriett and Lucinda Merrillett;
John Taylor and Jane Taylor; is,3 nf.s w
: John CantweE and Ann Cantwoll; I. ~
Morris II Frost and bis wife; making fiteeh
IN al. EYE N
The last bills nOtas yet passed, norris L likely
that il win pass as the old hom6re Is known 10
bs man whoss rtrneity cannot be relied on In
any respect and as hc Is desirous 70 Be divorced
from 4 wife by whsm he has several children
grown only to prevent her from coming in for
an eqnal sharslof the property that be has &C.
quired since be became Collector 81 Customs for
the District Or Paget Sound. T. 90. o. 4
, 1860-02-03

q MoxtIcELLo. THE communication signed
2 aMonticellOs Is received, and will be publishes
next week Its great length. crowds Il out o.
this issue isi slHl st,s)ssl' t5iso e.E , g
, 1860-03-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tho Steamer Tcutonia.'s

SEw YeRK, March 1S.-The steamship Teu-
touia, from Bremen. arrived to-day, By tie way
Of Southampton, bringing Louaon dates to
March 5th- Her commercial news is no later
tllnn the asia's.
The announcement Of tic loss Of The steamer
Hungarian reached London March 4th, By tele-
graph from Queenstown, at which port the Can
aua touched lhat morning.
The steamship E No, hence, arrived at Liyer-
pool sasne duy.
Pans, Sunday evening.-Ihat part Of the
Einperor's speech concerning annexation Of Sa-
voy and Nice, has bscn received in Nice With
enthusiasm. The lta!iau party is greatly agi-
tated.
VIENNA, Sunday..-To the inquiries Of repre-
scnta1iyes of some Foreign Powers, Austria re-
plies that it's interests hare been directly affect
ell By the annexation Of Savoy to France. She
will net protest against that annexation.
afoDESA, Saturday.-The pupal Government
has prohibited commerce by transit between
Ancana and the Romsgna. The merchants pro-
test asuiust it.
The citation continues in the Marshes. Land
ell ptoprictors refuse to pay taxes. Thousands
Of citizens tire signing IN address TO the great
Powers III tavoE ot annexation. Soldiers en-.
listed in Austria contcue to arrive In the States
Of the Church und Naples.
KoME, Weinesday.-lh Pope is said 10 bc
willing. to. grant concessions ii Tue Legations
/ vii! submit.
1.-THE students Of the University have dmanded
the re-adm,ssion Of iyht students who bad been
expelled. Gen. Quay au sent Il detachment Of
troops to the University, thereby preventing a
disturbance.
There is nothing important from Morocco.
The London Court sjoa,4ml asserts positively
that the Prince Of Wales would leave for Can
ada in the latter part Of May, probably in the
Renowa, a 30 gun ship. Instructions will be
sent out to The Canadian authorities to make
necessary arrangements for his reception.
1t has been asccrtaiEed that eighty men end
boys were tither sufiacated Or burned to death
1t The explosion Of Bu11adon colliery.
, 1860-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH,
ThIrtT-Four Buildings Burned,
LOSS 100000.


la Cnossg, March lo.-Information receiyed
this morning from St. Paul states TINT n very de-
st1uctive lire occurred there on the 10TH NJ
particulars received yet.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Ia CnossE, March 1--we have just received
the following particulars Of the firo at St. Paul
on the 10th: The fire originated on Third
street, near Jackson, consuming nil the build
ings between Jackson md Robert streets, it
taking every building in it's course, with the ex-
ccption Of the building belonging to Vital
Gureins, where the conilasration was stopped.
Thirty-four builaings were totally destroyed.
mostly wooden structures, The upper stories
being occupied By fnmilies. Some fifteen or
twenty fam:lies were driven from their homes.
The loss is estimated at not less than $l00, 900.
1t is supposed the fire was the work Of m in
cendiary.
, 1860-03-20
TuIgIY-slxTu C0xCEEss-FlRsT SESSION.


sExArE.-Two messages we're received from
Mr. Kin. presented petition in favor OF:
q uniform bankrupt Law; also the petition Of
Jas. W. Nye and los others Of New York, in ia
yor Of tie Homestead Bill.
Mr, Lane introduced resolution providing
that the Committee on Public Lan1 s enquire
ns tile boundary between Oregon and Washing-
ton. Adopted.
The House bill authorizing tue publishers Of
newspapers TO print On their papers the date
when subscription expires, was taken up:
Mr.. Yulce reported an additional section to
the effect that the drop letters delivered in large
cities by caEr,crs be charged ono postage instead
the bi!l then passed.
Ua motion If Mr. Mason, q resolution was
adopted asking the Secretary Of State for in-
tnrra.;on as to tue proposed diplomatic mission
from Japan.
Mr. uarian introduced hill to extend the
rights Of presumption orer unsubmcrged lands
in Iowa
Mr.. Chandler moved 10 make the st. Clair
Flats bill tue special order for Thursday next Mt
one o'clock. Lost-ycas o3, nays g.
The Homestead bill waa taken up, and Mr..
Nicholson spoke in favor Of the passage Of the
Senate hill- After which the bill was postponed
till Wednesday.
Tie bill decla,ory of the nets fo- carrying into
effect tie .j,b article Of lie lreaty Of 1919 with
Span was taken IN. and a lengthy report read.
The hill nroyides for the paFinept of The inter-
ests awarded b. Tie Unitel States Judres in
East Florida as part of the satisfaction sitpu.a-
ted in the ac,s of's3 aud -.
Nr Too,nLs said The priucipal had been maid,
Int the Srcrctarr nf the Trcaxury refused lie
;n,crcst Tie n;,estion was shouid The interest
he na;de II. canrrndca that it should be. 1t
wus The rractice of ali nations in such cases 10
make the narment under treaties. He cited nu-
meruug cases and opiaious.
On motion Of Mr. johnson. a resolution. ask
ing the President for information rs TO the
Mnnn,a;n Meadowa massocre. was adopted.
Nr. Nal]ory sooke 10 favor Of the claim and
gave the history of its ori lin. lie urged the
nnayment Of the intcrext as lust and equitable,
1diourned.
~ ,,:r a., rn.:.. -,
AocsECh.. Mort'', t3'n ,M .Gs Son'm!t,ee gu en
nays ana Means' reportEo ~ 10 psoslae 'os
Tue payncat ot outs!1au!ns I!e!sus5 notes, ~
aau.noflze 'oao, r. ~ Iaaa % .ns. 'A'
o"'!es On i1nrott apu io1 osue4 o:.. pu.poses
Mr. nae!n'aat s.:n aao.a .us oas as -
ported elsi maklns plepara,ons 'or NC nsc9s. 3
saFy eaecutse ana loues'at Expenses u '''e
uprernneu. 1 . !ul lne neA Es noss. ea. ..a I'll,
ING comm1'ee On aona.uesee; ispol,1eu '. ,I o'.'
maxlrc "p,rol'f1aeions Ao' 'ne 4'so' oous' e''
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Sprtr. yyork~-tyhent Crop, &c.
TAxr:x, FoEu Co., H., Ma1rl II. 1sso.

N*@' |~"+---
E sitcrs Press and Tr.5rne:
spring his f.tly burst upon u and farmers tus
fly egax, in sowing spr NJ Wheat have visited huE
r OF farms the pas; few days ind nu determination
aua y farmers do tier farm work carly rs posi-
be- iAxm41kcdl3 the oidest famets that tie Erou1d
In kood ordr II this season Of The Jcss aay
Of gu: farmers arc aow rlow'ins for corn.
Iiaye e1a7ined good 1eal OF Winter Wheat and Se,
ii! 81 sch lacked vel and prsuse 10 do will nu
told by iane. West Of Pa1t m that there is ono deldt
Winter Whea: Ct between 30 and 900 in bis neigh
lo,hooa that promised 10 yield =hudant hare t. The
Writer has been regularly cold wn,cr tic ground has
bun frozen 8: jEe5 and Tic soil Low light aid p!latle
and IL bet r<ondlon fer vcseti n To fouEa
Truly YOU'RE 1A1-ox.
tFscm Tic Edwardzsre County. 1i A1ver'sssr
15th-]
WHEAT rrnarrcTb -Muca fsar Is expressed tast the
VII III cr In Ills touny destroyed toa great e1 en
MaH, fr..s are afseady powg up TIL" ,rhet st' NJ
G na :" ." u te p.1,e trs. IL ~ tinbsr sas the r
crop
-sfr,n, the oquawta f.airdcalez. 17,h.]
Mt 1aos Lar. ~lo rc.sies Warren, In tits Coun
1feis s Snter Lii, asis as 70 r. pourhea ~ ard
planted n rom, 1he sss*e1n eatem las Always becn
the crop.
-. tEto,n tie Morri:on uu) Sentinel. 1slh.1
s,1,ssspiuE tcecas 10 he fairly cJcIed IL. fos, Is
al tu1 u ,1z rsnI the 1nsd. als.ady Qt:e god
buy tang IN their ihc ground
ben+ dry tzeelIe1 t0ndtk.' Tus we:ithes Ii
and sunnc:i4e-
1from the Hoehelt:r {1ud.} Mercury, l:thl
The Lake Con1y Register s1ys tat the wheat crop In
t La saa ala Y esa Ss
badly from .ile :a.nr cau.e III sullivan counss-
d. '(Fn.u the Missouri Democrat, 1.th.l
There has evidently been much Vi iie w!ns=1 What crop
down IRON Quincy. ILL., testcni4y tays f4acrs are bayn
, 1860-03-20
0aiiy RcfieR Of Chicago aiarket.

MGSbA3 EFEffesG. Aa:cn 1S
FLoUE-Eses'lt>.,, ,cidlr!s. Narke:dul. saleswers:
COO bs EucktyG sing exta q ei75 del: 90 brs fair
Spring a, HES l,l; leo Iris Long eae.ce Sps.us
extra 1t $50 del; l9 bis Turtle" Co 1t e;. del e09
tFs" Drcsc: Challenge" 10 20 bzas yc Flour IN
o4c:s nj =l.s5.
WlIEA1-Eec4ipts, II -. bu Market dull AID heavy.
Sales QJ bu receipts No, Spring at 9s4c III
sore; 1000 bu old rreelp:s no at in store; 1o bu
do =. VIC ID .torc: 50 Lu Sfrux b5 sample Il si.elH
track; TO tu DO at a !o. tsac; LOO bu do 1t 4le3H
Gu tzaes; go Lacav!ee t:!ub at $40: Oh track
CO.S-Eecclias, 81, 37G bu. Aatkrt advanced 1sIkc,
bn .;oed Cr!l. sacs 00 bu choice Elt1 Excd,
1t 47c :fea. bu prime River White to arrive At 4c
aa1at; 0 bu Iaual n AZ afoat l..0 bu Oh
rets Ito. at l2c IL s.o,c T., % bu Esctps s3Ec
h sine; , Lu do j. II: In ntoFe; 40 bn ncw receipts
No.. 1t =. in .lo.e 10 hu new tected It 4e In tsore
LEG naes aat GO lu "a. Ut licon ack. go lu rscced a.
4.c OF ttatE.
0Ars-lsecolpta, Re9s hu. Active and aavtzeed H0lc
Sass q D tu So.l ct So In stoc, storage; 90
bu DO r.t.; c,0 Lu So.l II IN tr34k: 2o0l tu
Do lat &c On track.
KYE-EycciIt., 79l b. Ii better teaani ard advanced
las Sacs ~, bu 10. a. SIC tack 10 bass do at
&c ou track.
D4HLEY-Kccc.pi., :1i bu. Market 4uiet hut drm
Sa1cs wf1c ;-+9Iays No. ut Ese del.
SEE0S-1ccci2ts, s..sa In. Clover IN better demand
and an GALES wers:-.o bu.hrls chc!ce II ea.s =
good 1t e. o. Timothy u fair de1naud ard steady Sales
lazs good u1o. 81 s:so. ucn1aau Gsa<s dull.
10 bsgs caciee a Sc
N1auWIhEs-Reee.pts. 1as Ibis. Market dill. TO
bills country In lots =. AXE; 70 bnls eit7 ii coe.
ALGOuOl--lie rsr Eal
MESS roAE-a01 bLIs Gig mes..f,r delivery tic LII
OF Apsi!, Z. tl..01.
LAkp-! I'm ant nominal at1r!c~
TAILOT-l.tt at 9s.G+loc.
HIDES n better stqacs aad ttsate ts:aeE- Gsees,
l.ic rrcsn sa!ted. ssG:]c; extra !,lmnlcd. dry
Dict. ltGl&H:.
FOTATOE$-D7llat 1t e3Gls1Ec.
HurIEE-:5dskinsl llr It sHc: tho;ce dalry, 13G 1ac
E5GS-In demand aad aetlyr atloc,
TOCLTEY-Lisc ca.ekeus. scs1z...3 per Gcz turkeys
a3s3 per III.
LIVE s10ck-Eeccfts :03 head cef cattc; 1:e hogs.
Eef cate extremely dull. TIE most Of the sa1ss st5ay
we're al r-nsc Of $3oas5, With few lots prime
a'a- o-c lot of u 1sa, weighing lGue s sod
&t,s. S{CC& AtS* kC1fce H0 In Cpu,and 1t 81 T1sEn
, 1860-03-20

Our Gulf Squadron 1IIxIn. In.

- - :, =, ~,
"ASA!SGvoS' sG, 3'a'cn 4s-1nc -,e" Vreans
papers ot iharsaes, 1ees'sea hele " express,
give lhe aeta 1s oi n'e s4e1lcan news Drought
W tne o'ar OF Inc I" est mi,
Alfamoh aPpsoacheo vera tfuz On tne 2'tn
uit with 5,ooo men, numerous tram ot art'l,
iery, ammunition and stores, 1nd encampcd
four miles tro'a the CITY. Ihs headquarters
veycd the city from tne sand nus. His pr,nci'
pal Genera'a are lkooles and Nestete. ALI tae
l1hao'tants lied at ms appFoach.
ms Guy was ~ tne osst state e, o. aelenee. @ lne
Garflson was composed OF 3ooV 10 4,,Wo men,
well supplied II every respect. Zen. lssie:)as
ts IN commanu, WALL ucn' Atnpuota eB calel o1
Inc aft,llely.
Cn'. Lane, au Eng,lsanan, eohsmanas ne"
sand lori, recently eseetea 10 the CRY, mount
lnX S'1 s4-ponnoers. II Is tnoagnt TINS toH
WI WI be aole to resist tue approach OF Alramon,
nthe men are faithful;
Vn TIC 10Th utt. col. ,lTalado' who com
mandcd Que Of tue principal lofts on The south
err sue, was de'ected IN conspiracy to blow
up the lori On Mlfamons approach: anu the lat-
ter was to enter the city on that SIDE:
Thirty consplrators were oan'shed from the
city, and slEalado condemned TO four years
Imprisonment.
Masan . Havana expedition raised tue Mcxl-
can aag when out Of Havana hatbor. 1t was
last heard Of at Sisal. As far rs vas known,
the plan was to land on the coast at or near 1he
mouth Of the Medelln rirer, aud thence conmu-
n'cate with Miramon. Maran had On board
large quantity Of ammunition, stores and twelve
a4-poundcrs.
It was believed TINT several other vessels had
We'l laden schooner IS known to haFc sailed on
tne iotn. Aean"h'le; JGarez IS on the iookoni
aor .n1s eapsalaon. ~ naa oauety planted
~ 'ue inousu OF vac neusin river. OK OF seven
scnoones lagGea sun ooats, mourning u pound.
ST. Me:e MaiooGu asong lne Goase 10 1nteIcopt
~ 1ne iuu'anola VIII 10" Inc gun ooats 70
1e!'on. oea. 0onsconta was OIL boafu Inc
1na1aoo!a.
Tue savannah saratoga ano tfeole we're an
o!lea, ready to act in any action.
Engtso, french "a Spanish Vessels were at
sacr'hc1os: Ioe French CommandeF md 9TH
efs lad visited Mlramon's eamp. 1he result OF
me fn.errieN IS uekno"n. W
Capt. turner Q! ths Safatoea aaa gone 20
MiEatn1n r., camp IN u. nan o. tne AMERICAN GILL;
1ens: A. a, hau no. no. e :su;neu. u;ae soa. $50. .
~ - stassu ..aI III nan"n .oss ~. suaian a.n
sec In!. pioeecaaon ~ sns Ac''can M nas, ano .us
noopes.y " our Si.:n 's:,h Gap.. Haa'ls WILL iano
o9U maF!nes asmea WIN mlnle tlues.
11e L'oG1als aao Amer'caa c1tzens were urg-
.ns CAPT. jarvis % capture M'rafnons expeai-
Ioa "h'en ne hao no1 uec1oeo 10 DO "hen Tue
Aer'ot sauce.
Lieut.: Ia5tcr. "ho aao "a at91:eo ~ New Vf.
,ea'1s YIN o1sPaacneS 1o1 asuH'Enns sSysthat
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rot,, c,.ac- bu .l,ss.,ss5i Isl.

Tntn. Gra1n, bu 3o'S
The Flour market to-day was extremely oal's
snd the sale. limited 1t s4'75 @ 1895 for fur
to choice Spring extras. Wheat was also ou'l
aud shade lower, there being i'st'c or no spec
ulAt:sc irq1;7y, ana but Il limited shipping os-
mand - sa,.s $ Of e]I receipts No. sp'iug being
made Mt SIC. q ?.4c.. and new receipts al sesc.
10 s:orc-clos,ng quiet Corn was IN n'orc &C.
tire demand on Change. sud pTices aaEancch
about ac., but al tho close tho market oeca'ne
weak md dull, mud tic advance was ncarly lost.
ABOUT 5000 bushels of all grades caanged
1,an1r, ut 4sc. fir prime River While ailoat, to
arrive: 4.:.. for prime River mixed, aAoat;
&c. lf3r common Canal, aGeat; 44e- for old
fecelpts No. !, in store; sS!e. q 4ac' Tor
now d.; 4ec ,or No. 2; aud Ale for Relecsed.
oat, were active, and under good shipping
aud spcculativ, inquiry, about $4,000 bushels
changed hands, Il. Sc :or old receipts, No. ! in
s.are, aud 35a9s6c on track. Rye ndvanced
ll32c, With transactions at s4@s5:- barley
oa,et but firm. Hish~iaes dull. 4 lot Of $40
l.ls c;.5 packed Mess Pork WIS sold to-day, for
delivery GU Tue 18th Of April, at $500. Aasd
quiet but firm. Clover Seed in better demand,
md shade dr,ner. Timothy Seed steady.
TuE SrcAp CRoP.-Mr. Caa,npomier's state.
meut jus. published, makes the crop @le,o's
hhds Of sugar, 5,7C3 lhds cisteru bottoms, and
17,e5s. roo gallons mulasscs, against ,s36
hhds .ugar last year, Including The c'stern bot
toms, aud e4,ss7,7.6o gallons rlolasscss. TIE
crop of sugar made in Louisiana, including tue
ci1tsru bottoms, each year is as follows:
, 1860-03-20
HOFFMANN d GELPCKE.
BANKERS,
II l. 48 LASALLE STREE.

Deposits recel7ed on CurEe:: Account from pE.,. a
city =, couutry and usual odaous san{s 10
regular te1,nsoss and CORES epopdenss.
.;t rxs vn balace. en- oliy h. allowed In whe..
We Geposs. parable As asEecded i2sc or which
irte.ts+ Will be A!QWkE.
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w,,..,,-.~>. A..,.t 70 IT.. c..-.. -
L.. 1 sn s n, - osaa]o HnH
noase nase eaen pat paaseo h n 10 psGtees Iema1e
rrnir rsn,;na for eithcr hran,h ~ ConoEo., ~
cnncrr ~ tj,e art;oc ~ 4}a n1Gar ~ na+E.r ,ora
of 1nrm than subatnnco' ~ fha two h;ils ore SIM
nrohnhly ho consum,nn.ed .'urin1 fhc nre:ant
Accounts from Chill renresent a .omcwbat
improved condition Of n(fairs NJ far M onr coun.
try ,s concerned, It aopears further Tint hnth
the Government and Kerolutionists had been
Guilt cling certain bonds Of American citizens,
but by tue prompt Intervention Of Senator
nitler, Inc doScrnment has been made respon-
aihle-
Negotiations With Nicaragua Tor another
treaty VII! oe resumed. The rejection Of tue
one on f1anY waa surprise to our Govern
ncnt, Which had no doubt Of its ratification by
luz Senase.
VIII remain III session Ill about the lst of july.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-Coumander Maury
has written long letter 10 Senator Gwin on
the subject Of inter oceanic telezraphs, showing
in strong light the incalculable advantages
which would result therefrom to the govern
u,ent in military Affairs, and to commerce, sur
veys and mete lroloKy.
The House to-day worked under the recently
amended rules. The experiments show that il
| strictly observed they will effect d marked i'm
proyetuent ia the manner Of t1nasacting bust.
| ness
AL the States, save probably California and
Oregon, will, it is said, be represented in tic
| Constitutional Union Convention, The sGppo-
sltion is that Senator Critic ndeu will at that
| time convene the National Executive Committee
, 1860-03-20
IRON CALIFORNIA

IBf lie OreslsNd NALL
81. LOUIS, "arch ls.-Ihe following dispatch,
being oue dag later BY Overland Mail, was re-
ceircd here last nis BIT:
San FRANCISCO, Feb, o5, S T. M.--About II. COO
letters were dispatched by the Overland Siail
yesterday.
Il. E. brewster, i merchant Of San Francis-
co, just returned from the Wasboc mines in
Carson Valley. brings specimens Of silver orc,
which assay over thirty thousand dolass per
ton.
The Democratic primary elections hare been
held in seventeen counties, The delegates to
the Stste Convention, as far IS heard from,
stand 14G Latham and IL Gwin and Weller men,
indicating without doubt that tue Latham inl]n-
erce vii secure the California delegation to the
Charleston Convention. The Latlum delegates
from San Fruneisco arc in favor Of sending
Austin Z. smith to Charleston. lie is son OF
Hon. VIM. Smith Of Firgiua, und is faroratle
to Dickinson Of New Ioik for the Presidency.
t,y 6;s1,ss ssTEs: u,,,
Majors STArloS, March ls.-The Overland
s1sll. with regular San Fraucisco dates to the
9Th, anl telegraph advices to the esth, arrived
here last night.
The California contribution for the relief Of
the Jews at Gibraltar, amounted to $500.
4 bill has been introduced into the LeEifla-
ture proposing to relieve ths General Govern.
ment Of the charge OF the Indians in the State !;
also to cultivate habits Of industry among the
Indians.
A diagram Of The original Comstock silver
mine in Carson Valley shows the lead to he two
md q half mites long, leading nortl, and south.
This is all cl.imed by thirty different comEa-
nics who are piercing the hills ia twenty four
places. 4 few months will establish the extent
ofthc mine, which as get is only proved rich in
one section, though evidences Of silver are
found through the entire extent. Claims are
taken up for miles around.
LATEST M 1TLLEGEArn.-Business only Spec
ulative. Country aemand unusually backward.
Money tight.
The Assembly has passed bill providing for
the protection Of California bound e1ni.rants,
l,y the appointment Ct permanent agent in
New York.
Intense excitement prevailed ut Jacksonville,
Oregon, in consequence of rich quartz discove-
RIGS there. Ono company took ont $1o5 900 in
gold. SEQ pounds Of the quartz yielded 60
pounds Of gold.
4 horrible massacre at Indians at several
villages around Humboldt Bay, By party Of
- whites, had taken place.
, 1860-03-20

scarce The demand for exchange Is light, hut
rates arc nominstly a. before-a prem On New
York.und / on 'New Orleans. In currency the
only change is in Tennessee money. which we
now quote nj discount. We notice sales Of
about 800 brls f1nur in lots at &5-T50fGa5.
white. with salea Of 500 bushels ut l.:5GSl36.
dealer purchased 100 bushels prime white
slelled corn at 5sc, sacks included; from store
1t sells At Coo without sacks for car corn deal
ers pay 45c in bulk receipts liberal. Sales
from Store Of common oats ut 55G1;Gc md Of
secde; oats at 5sc. Nothing Whatever was done
in brl pork. Sales OH orders Of Ell pks bacon
at ,orn,er rates and l07 ktgs lard tllic: There
were also sales Of GOO kegs prime lard ut 1lcund
Gs7 &icrccs III two lots at 1U!c.
p1rrsurncm-March Tive note sales Of
a,1Oo bu grain Of various kinds, ut the stereo-
typed tlsores. mud about ,3c5 hb's -four. FLocn
-Sales Of ], ,S65 bhls, principally from store:
, 1860-03-20
POLICE.

ANOTHER A11gS."- Mother Allen, the colored
woman brought back from South Bend. as stated
elsewhere, vas brought before the Police Court
Yesterday, but the case was continued to Friday
afternoon.
LAncES1Es.-Fn yesterday 's Police Courf John
Tally was held IN Il 900 bail. charged with
stealing iron belonging to the Galcna Railroad
Company. Hc was seen By Ms. L. S=ndeTscn,
houee he nSsx be ine feg ba
helping himself to yarious articles Of iron ware,
which he carried of. -. Jacob Richmond Was
held to bail in $500, for lorccny OF s. and some
clothing.
RECEIVING STOLEN Goons.-Nassena kimlall
was held 10 bail in $50, charged with receiving
stolen goods.
SrSpE11s.-Yesterday's Police Court gave
treniy minor cases OF petty d'sorderly and
drunks.
, 1860-03-20

NEW Yonk, March l9.-Tbe De Soto bsinga
Havuna dates of the 14th. The weather ii
Hnyana continues cool. Sugars dull.
An allray occurred in the hsrbor Of Havana on
board the ship Henry Warren, Of Baltimore, in
which the second mate WAS killed, and the hrst
mute dangerously wounded.
Tic people oil Cuba are still rejoicing at the
Spanish Victories il, Morocco. .1nd contributions
were comiuy in freely from all the departments
for the benefit of the Spanish army.
, 1860-03-20

New YORK. March 1o:-Advices from Nashua,
March 10th, stute that Ex- president Pierce md
wife still rcmained there.
An abandopcd American brisantiue Ind
been brought IN, which il supposed to hare
been SLAYER.
Stephens aud Hnz,itt, the Harper's Ferry
conspsrators. were buried yesterday, At Eagle
wood, Newark, from the residence Ut Aarcrs
Enrinr
, 1860-03-20

GnA1S-ca)cs OF s27 lu Oats from store 1T
3ac. 1o5 bu Rye ut $l.o0. 600 hu Corn in bulk
ut depot ut Coo; 600 bu from store ut Csc; car
hon1 storc at j0c; 20 bu stcflcd Corn from
store at Csc; 20 bu lo-ear do ut CSC: $50 bu do
Mt Gpc: i car she,led from store nj Csc.
, 1860-03-20

NORFOLK, Va, Mnrrh 19.-.Thc bark Swan,
from Cienfuegos for Baltimore, with mo!asses,
il ashore on Cape Henry, and the vessel and
cargo will probably be total loss. Eight OF
the men haze been landed, bus fro are still On
board and at the mercy Of the waves.
, 1860-03-20

Sr. Locls, March 1s.-A street encounter oc-
CURED Yesterday afternoon in Jefferson City,
between james Hughes. Deputy Warien Of ,he
PeIitentiary, aad Sir. Dcz:er, formerly guard
OF theprlsou, resulting in the almost immediate
death Of both. The cause WAS an old grudge
aggravated by recent political differences. 10th
lrnrt. families
, 1860-03-20

Erw Yonk-:lsrSh 1e.-l:cceipts, c!0i4 b1ls
lyu1; l,4lo uu corn :.79s bu oats; 1l5 bu rye.
Ixronrs At ST. Lurrs Ut THE Af1ss'ss1rrI.-
Receipts by river, oi the following articles up to
Wednesday at this part, to date, and for the
samc tir,c lust wear compare al fol.oTs:
, 1860-03-20

REPUBLICAN, DOCUMENTS IL GEnxAS.-Scnator
Stewards speech has been brought out in Ger
man at The 6taats Zeitung Office in thin city.
Other Republican documents are to follow.
Send them your orders for German editions Ct
the same.
, 1860-03-20

New YoEk, March 1e-slr. Boyinstoo. who
was arrested . few nights sco b. two Of the
Sixth Ward officers On suspicion Of embezzlipc
1000 worth Of Post Diti,e scrip from the
dspait itnens at Washington, was Yesterday dis
charged from custody. Colonel Former sent on
q dispateE setting forth that the accounts OF Mr..
Boyingtoa. while IN Office, had been examined
aad were found to be correct,