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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

PHILADELPHIA srOCg BOAHD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec I, 1890
eeocku heavy. Pennsylvanis stale So, ELK; Read ng
Railroad, Tx; Long Island Rail I0x PennsylvAniA
1sarcad, 3Th4 Sight exchange 70 NewYyr Il = IL per
soena premium
BAIuxoAx, Dc l, 1850.
Flour quiet Grain unchanged Nothing doing In
other articles; all dnl and nominal
PHILADELPHIA. Dac l, 1850,
-Four quiet At IS IS rs for sapsrane Wheat arm Al
OF Is 81 81 for red, ana 20 81 20 for white Cora
active: yellow, 65s 6Stsc shte, 6Tl o 100 Ness
pork ct SIS SIS 25 Whisxsy dull ~ 1910 a 20o.
UaAsLEsroN, Nov. 80, 1860
Ootton-sales to-day 100 oaies 1t 8hc. TO lie. for
rn1ddliDg.
~ MoBLS, Nov. 80, 1850
Ootton-SaIes 10 day 000 bales, al 91x' exc !;
Gales Of the week $50 bales; OTIS 10 9o5,
against 500 hales the last year decrease of
receipts 81 476 exports 10 $50 bales stock 10 port,
l3o 725 bales. sight exchange a Ne~ YORK at par
ger. cent dircount Sterling exchange al par per
cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

CLourrI-MoRosry by the Rcv. j. I. C,nron, OF Bar.
clay church, C. 6. CLourrx 70 Miss MA0eu MARosaT.
Kent, England, papers plesse copy.
HICBa-SCoYUiD -In this city, on "Wednesday, E0vem
Der a. by the Rev q q. Norton, JOHN HICKS, OF thin
city, 70 NARY A scornD, Of Stamford, Conn.
NAuw-BKcAsSos villa msburg Wednesday
November rs, by the Rev. r. Peck, HKsRY g. NAyBw u
AnSK AMrffA BpcAssos, OF New York
Albany and California papers please COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Poev OyvfrR, Nnw fonk, DEC 1, 1850
Notcs 10 hereby given, that from and aftsr this date
III ieers received ~ tins oce Tor CAior Osscs and
WAsbtseton revritcyy within " days ar~v the saline
~ the California (erseps su N - arc address,
~va PHnAnA) win be sent By this 0veraad route, vie
q. Louh JOHN A. DIX, rostasstsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

MEETING or rm Nav YoRK rpoeRAYmcAL UNos-
The regular monthly meeting Of New York Typograh oica
Unon No o. was held lest night a. their rooms No LOO
Bowery After admitting several gentlemen TO member
ship ard transAo,ing routine business the Union
proceeded 10 elect oiccrs FOR year 1851 The
OF those elected olloV:-For President, John L.
Brown; Vice President ChAs. raylcr; Recording Sore
ARP ID. ". Flynn; Financial Secretary, g A Ioiburn;
Corresponding Secretary, Thomas T. Fab; Treasurer,
rsmUel sosn; Fund trustee, Charles b Smith; Janitor,
Biton. resolution Of COZ doence win the relatives
q the late Ben swain formerly member Of the Union,
passed The Union adjourned.
CHAses or FossIso A CHSo Yesterday afternoon =
man, who gave his Joan James, appeared At the
fsciao Bank and presented check for s5oo, purportrg
to have been by sch,er Co Of ala Cana street
The paying teller, examiuIg the ssnate thought ne
discovered forgery sDo telling James % vat fnr few
minutes ,est for Mr. Schosr. Upon his arrival at the
bsHk he pronounced the be mpufent frand,
heD detectives Yourr ard Van Buren, we're called Ia and
tie accused nAnoei oVtr "a their custody. Tine
IrscLer, being taken 70 police neadq srters stated
that be resident OF westcheser county bat had
o.n,ly been stopping In Now York. he Was locked al
for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

TIE usnsp aAns TnGAn SAVANNAH AND HER
csxw.-We waited yssteriay BY = do
legation Of The seamen from the upited States
rlssse Savannah, late OF the Hsme squadron.
now lying At tho Navy Yard, Bfookyn, which has
lately returned n Vera Cruz, Who represent That the
ship out Of commission for upwards Of ten days,
ard the virtually dfchsrged yet 10 measures hsvo
been taken pay them on and allow thcm 10 visit their
different parts OF the country There due 10
these upwards Of eco 600, In Of from $50 70
$780, The men pennyless, and are obliged 10 70 10
sailor boarding houses whore the landlords vide awake
70 their interests, awe the drugsed liquor and
charge them double rates for board and lodging These
have vsed the Navy Yard several times since the
ship went out Of and the only reply they
coive 70 their demand for their wages thai the Sore
tsry OF the Trsssrry sck and unable 70 attend and
examine the pay rolls Of The shp before authorizing the
payment Of then This 10 care OF extreme hardship,
and should receive prompt ref nom the proper source
The desgs,ion spoke In very complimentary tons OF
their oiccrs bu, qse 70 tho contrary Of the TODD fur
nshed ", m during their late cruise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Radical Cure OF Hernia Rupture
Dr. g. N MARSH of the well known house Of Msruh Co.
No yessy beet Asor House. opposite The church dovoss
peria attention 70 Ne surgical ~ agitation a ~ 1Adca Curs
ryma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Now Within Reach OF All.
GROVER BAKsR celebrated noseless Family Sewing
sscb mes. Prices established 70, seven ears $40 up
wares 493 broadway Rev lork-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Ger m ania Life Insurance COMPANY,
~ Broad wav. OF Wall street.
HUGO WEssKNDONCK, President
r. TCHwENpLEH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

very tine reIaFsf tauchng The Affairs In ally ~
rope ard the present Tfesidens'H crisis, he gave
The Psepe OF scotsnd ana the People OF New Er gland
MAJ ue iormed ther OF BIZ. Cd zeal 10 relg On and
eduoa NON and he love Of liberty made them the
same o. Nrit
Mr. So, rrxR made pertinent remarks on bebs oi
the Old uion Society which no folio sed by The 80 III
meDt-
The Homes >nd Fireeides Of sootlsud-rhe csu.e And
buwak Of their virtue the Bble their chief ornam n,
the family altar
Eighth toss-Sco tnh Schools and Scottish Firesides-
The true Of III intellectual distnc.on and 90 s
virtues Of scottsh peo Music "Na GUIDE Lu.k Alb ut
the House" Replied 70 oy Dr Thomson. Music on The
pipes, and song, "BonBets OF Blue"
Ninth toast Honest hel' and Bonnie Lnses. Music
SCREEN Grow the Rashet, OF"
Tenth toast-May care and troubIe mover fss, ana
miTth ana JOY be with ".
toast Was given In honor OF their visNsr Hon j. J.
Orittenden-"The State Of KenxSy and It's ReprcseutA
tive"
Mr. CnrrnDss replied In appropriate terus, showing
the Amer lean people 70 mixture Of the ysrns r.oe
and bloods OF the British isles
The meeting broke up at late or rather early hsur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Stofnway & Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Panos considered the
warranted for Ave WArerooms 81 and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Cannot he Equalled John Courtenay
residing In Sopkers r., completely crippled for twenty
bv infsmn a'ory rheumatism mirAcuousy
BY three months persistent Of Hoil1wAys Plls and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

HsrrinRs Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes ss Broadway OF MURRAY
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02
) ths Delaware state Lot


Dsawingr =. 30 ssnsses 2, .os
teries -WoOD, Ib0f = " sssDun S'AiS ~i
DELAWARE, HkArutxy a. "' -.u A ,col -
50, 20, 20, 81. ~, ii, 8, o., 90 ' iss sS. 90
Circulars sem 'ree o. charge BY k1drt.ses en-.
WOOD EDDY 400, wlmingsp 9eIs.
Or 10 Woui. EDDY . Co., 81 L>As. AAo&L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Ladies' Dresses Cleaned without IA king
apart RIso geptemens DyeIng of all
bioome street, OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

For Throat Discasss and Coughs, Use
BROwsH Iroches v hich sod by all druggss Public
speakers and singers should have them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Ore broke out In the laundry Of the Briggs House
this afternoon, and before could be suedued damaged
the building TO the OF .ooo foly insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Ohirts, shfrts.- Bix for ~.
kiANnt Neses De thsmbre n BIT price.
D~yo lfs Chsthsm ar~et, cosner Of Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

MINK, Mink, Mink. MINK Ears Hstafled
a Wholesale prsoss 81 0EEIE, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

The mahaiws Rank.

sroCxBUDas, Mass Dec. I, 1850
rhe report Of the suspension Aahaiwe Bank, OF
Great BArrngton Published 10 the Springfield Republican
this morning untrue The cAshsr says that the bank
s1hal not suspend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

appointed sgent for the tA''rn sai western Telegraph
Company At Denver CITY o. TINS araasemsa' messages
- ~ IA All poi.t. tue colo regions, oa ring
wort Kearny four times Der week
ktsa nashfp Ksystone state Bound for
Havana.
HAsLssr0S, Dec I, 1850.
The steamship Keystone Stale leaves this evening ct
seven O'Clock for Havana tho Issoeis mails aud
Fsssenges. The steamship o&,A~bs viii leave in place
q Tho Isabel on the 10Th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

rfnssa Turs.-Ladfss' end Childrea's
psSle nnh Squirrel, ~ Al prices 10 er~,finr
IHonAs kKYNoLDs. 5C3 CAnl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02
A Christmas Present..

WHEN FIX 4 WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
With lmport-nt imp rovemens. at reduced prices,
VIII the acceptable present that be- offered
Q Lady during tie Christmas holidays
Once sos Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Eureka. Eureka, Eureka.-CAiI and
the cal dn srd Keroet Gas Burners without globe
ch 429 Broadway OF Howard street. Can he
every afternoon and evening. Agents wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

To Every Mother Who Has Children
suffering from any the complaints incident ~ the period
teeih 10 not let pr~judces the
dces OF others stand the Of tn relief will
les absolutely sure-to follow the %
MR. wINsLOws hOOIHINg SYRUP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

The PaIsstins Oatw ara Bound.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dos l, 1880.
The steamship Palestine sailed from this port At hall
G,ut three O'Clock this Afternoon for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02
William Muilisas Sentenced 90 the stat
Prison.
COURT or OYER AND TERANER.
BsfOre In fS0 G0uld

William mul18aD Sentenced 90 the State
Prison.
COURT or OYER AND TKRAINER.
Before JUICE Gould.
Dsc r.-Ths court was opened aa haf-past twelve
O'Clock.
The District Attorney moved for sentence on William
kuligsn.
Mr.. Brady, associ,ed With Mr. Busted and OK Judge
Phillips, made strenuous efforts have the post
poned until the argument could DO heard by the Supreme
Court, General Term, for . new trial.
The Judge refused and proceeded to pass sentence In
the course OF which he interrupted by MulgAn who
ssked the privilege or making affidavit before tn
epce was He charged the prosecution with
being conspiracy In order TO rid OF his testimony In
the contested VIII case OF Senator Broderick OF Jaor
MIA, because he would not be party 70 the forgery.
The Judge could not take coguzance OF matter out
side this case, and sentenced William Auigsn 70 tho
State prison for four years and six months.
huligsn bore his sentence lrmly, ami removed to
the Tombs In carriage.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
While his Honor Judge Gould was yesterday pronoun
cipg sentence upon William kalligan, whom had A.
sisted TO defend upon than occasion, under
circumstances which renders bis conduct doubly out
rsgeous, that person interrupted the Judge his
tence professey the purpose Of aiding Justice by
revelation Of felony but really as IL now appears, to
charge upon me- whom he named and others no did not
Interfere with the decoru o. court OF justice COUP
by the advice of friends who me-
should 90 mrinerpreted, ard my silence taken for
sent, deem II my duty 10 myself and 10 those whose
good opinion 10 In desirable 50 eD,y, to say that
wicked cAlunny never found utterance, anu
urerateful return for which have been freely
miscondue, does mot stain the page Of unhsnkfaness
A. A. PHILLIPS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

81, s2' ~ o.. 10 u s'i = Iss.
$3.50, IS, =, %. 3, q. y "a sy g. 49,
S SSSsoos D Eb6S S Con- 6 sssss is-os'.
Drawing. of X. Frances D.lsvar.
81, s. ;. is, 70, II, s., ~, 20, 81 Il, 50;
q. 60. g. i, s, is. 30, 81. s.. IS. rs, Sc, So.
wllmingto.' Delaware
' u ' s cs1I slss Tire. aas1. ss. q Bro. way
Immense stock
WINTER CLOTHING. TO-
GREAT RxDUCrIoxl
v y. have eonsnssd 70 ors. se and no u
e. reduction in prces prsOs .io op1 a,mo, oo
out he entire stock in the pro-
a., b. present. cpyounny % provide complete out
GIoTHisa asb PSs MI aps GOODS
rxrs. m 4; '1 low PRICES.
D,y u. IS H .sa 70 s! : 60.
so rpheseegr.Phs In Neutrality-suspicious.
INSTITUTE OF FINE ARTS,
Duss,I InSsSslsps GALLERY a
.,.,..,.- >. JARVIS COLLECTION.
Gs,mania Life Insurance Company,
Broad HUGO GOVT wE 2, xs cs; President
r. ronwHSpLEH Secretary.
HsrrinR's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes ss Broadway OF MURRAY street,
stefnway & sons OvcrstrunS Grand
square con.idered msuuscurcd
are warranted for 1--WE )eArs wTerooms 81 and 81 Walker
Now within Reach OF All.
.,ssd % T9ee raPy sss
wards - 0'''-0N 4s5 sro.away New IorE
A Christmas Present.
wIEklEK 4 WILSON'S SEWING VACCINE,
", W. TN imports n, Inn rovemsnts at reduced prices
VIII prove the most acceptable present that can be offered
Lady during tie Christmas h,idsy.
Eureka. Eureka, Eureka.-CxII and
hm1sy .2s Bso.dwsy corner Of Howard street Gan he
Ladies' Dresses Cleaned without taking
sps so gsp,emsns gsrmen. Dysng of all kinds a, i'0
Batchslor's Hair Dys.-RsiiabIs, Harm
Solo and sppsS : :: S5I ss aes1y
Boud street.
Christodero's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
world, Wholesale dye
privately applied. No Asnv House
Cannot he Equa allied John Courtenay
residing In Sopkers. " completely crippled for twenty
BY infsmn rheumatism, mraculousy
BY bree months persistent Of HolCwAy's PILLS and
Ointment
Radical Cure OF Hernia or Rupture
DR. NJ MARSH Of the weIl known houce Of Nsrvh %,
No yessy sb eel Asor Hous. opposite The church dovo
perial attention 70 Ne surgical ~ agitation a NJ Radical Curs
frunA
For Throat Diseases and Coughs, Use
BROws's 1Tochss. hich sod by all drugxsS Public
SPEAKER and singers should have them
To Every Mother VINO Has Children
suffering from Of he oompAn incident - The period OF
teeh'f 10 not let pr~judees the peju
dces Of others stand the Of tbs relief will be
"A abeolutely 10 q ~ he nae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Exhibition or
- OPEN THIS DAY
No 62s Broadway,
Including the
DUBSlLDORF GALLERY
JARVIS COLLECTION.
Admission Is centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Lotteries
SUSSEX COUNTY CLASS st, De, l, 1860
81, 8, 3, Is, 20, %. SO, "a, 20, ~, al, bs.
GaAsD cossoIIpArxp LOTTERY, Ga ~ ~ Dec l 1870
y, TO, 43, !, 8, 10. 80, 81, SO, IL. 10, 80, o..
Circulars sent free Of charge by sddresil - vcv
wlmngto.' Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Furs ~ Panic Prfcss-Whsthsr Psnao
exists has ~~aaei 10 exist THOMAS REYNO IDS
Nos CArA Street, three doors ives. OF BroA WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02
United STATE. Dn,rict Court.

'
" the kd1sr Of a Quantpy Of VIM "A motion wAs
made BY the District Attorney OF the Uciisd states TO
order made weeks aimee 70 consoiae tis
several ations An sdavit Of Mr. Esd0ell oioer ~
the customs vas resd In support " the m ltion Mr.
nlKeon opposed the motion. The motion denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Russian sable. Extra Fine Mink And
hsr Furs vIILiAss, mAnufacinref 81 rs and 80 rul.
On street Bro klyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Rev " D. Collins hes gcss 70 Washington 70 labor for
chursA, In oeanscsca Win Ne pastor. Rev j. 6mith,
ID d.
iFrxRnsrro RELIGIOUS cmzxoSY N cHAaLEs~oE,
On wednesday morning, says The oaarsss.oa krtssy
~ the - uls, very interesting ceremony S1 WV
neesed In The chapel u TIE ssser Of Mercy, 10 Queen
suect hrse young lAdes, Messs Jones, huins Add
Rnshsord having passsd through The earlier probation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

Perfection ~ Last.--Tne uoIlasy soft
Hal for yours senn WHITES. TIE Halter gs sroadrsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

The United Brethren In Christ have organized society
Chcssos aoo prosperns uThey have leased the IN
occupied Jnthsrsn church In the west division INT
church 10 un1.r the care Of Father Cook Who lsbore
very successfay ast year Al Cold Spring. wisconsin
new church ediace has recently been Constructed
TeloD, nrassre, and chruoh OF Ten members vas or
gst rsd there Thursday morning, tbs 18TH ut By u
Prtsnytafy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

LME-Ne have Iasrned Of no sss but quote ec for
Common and 81 rs for Lump
NAVAL sroi rsSs,s tn Is sssn si.hiiy lover
but there more activity reduction The sales comprise
se bible understandable ofder 40 aud 900 do 10 soPPns
clese; the stock IL estimated 5000 bbls Crude Il quiet at
previous fine csins dnbut ore
ri, T y IN soSq sc Ss GS s e about
leo DO Wilmington, to arrive at % '5P Dol filed aud
delivered IL order in yard
heavy. Sales OF gallons American Lneed sdss IN
casks and 5 IN bs do selected trade Whale at 30c and
100 do. Cruee sperm at el 4eP gallon, cash. 80
OILCAKE-1he MARI il hrmer and tie demand f4r sales
Of ga bbls. City Thin 0tlong at ~ 80, cash 80,
PROVlsONS-Tte demand for Pork is mods rate and the
nskis loser for me, kinds At tue closes the sale. are
Mess $40 20 for good Western Prime Meas u sSgS os
for Rumps S2 old Pnme and Ia sea "a 81 for new
Ss7 bbr at SIS asa 80 for Country Mess; So
Repac cd Mess and $ 2sG So 80 for Extras 'ine Mess
finn and In fair demand at st S1Gta Beci ism' are 70
0llc Cut Meats in steady demands sales oil 2 hhd
at 77c for Shoulders end for Hs,n aud itncy
loc Dressed Hogs are wanted At 8asse Lad IN is ds
Ic. Better Ia In fair demand for the East at ia Jc Tor Onio
and l4a2ec for State. Cheese is in good demana st
tcs. at 80 g7lGs4 g. ~ 100 H.
SU0AR5-There is moderate demand; sales on 81 hhds
Porto Rico Of 7gec Is hid, New Orleans st e!c ana 81
ton l67 hhdG NewOeans at sea ~ 50 q 100 D 'eo
sEEDs-The inquiry Tor Clovsrseed limited at z a1c the
"TFAs~oolors. demand fl prices Greens firm
for Straits. Plates also doll at $s9Ss2s for ~ as to
ssles OF ~ 90 NJ prime City at lie, cash. 49,.
WHISKy-The market Is dull and heavy sales Of 100 bbs
WHAIEBoNE is quiet, but hrm; sales of OO' ID short
Ochotsk at SIC cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

Clarke Guards, Capt. Bowen; Berkeley Bords
Guards, Capt. Eadenbonsch Floyd Guards, Csgt. 81
w. Chambers; Floyd Rihemen, Capt. Z. y Deke;
Armoty Guard, Capt. DerIicki lie cher Csaes; Iaps
Campbol; Continental Morgan Guards, Capt haints'
and Letcler RifemeD, Lieut.. LUX. -.
At 10 minutes to ~ o'clock the prisoners made .noi
appearance on the field, escorted by the hamuamcA
Guarde Capt. Butler; Jefferson Gusds, Capt howan,
and Rods Crews, Capt. Lawson Bolts. Inc prisoners
walled 20 the scafod. Hazlea wac 10 advance, aud
lowed hy stevens Bothseemed to survey with perfect
Ga he large mass of persons 10 attendance
and pehsr gave the least sign of fear A short time
was speDt IN adjusting the ropes properly atouod the
necs Of The prisoners which was improved them ia
TAXING an aftctonae farewell Of she sheriff jAer aud
;scssrd after which the cspe placed over their
hea3s aud Aaron ID. Stevens and Albert Hszleu we're
lsnne6ed into eternity, to be dealt with by Judge
q who doeth ell things right"
There was no religious exercise with the prisoners,
az they declined all offers from the clergy just before
The caps were drawn over their heads, Stevens and
Hazlett embraced each other and kissed The fall
broke the neck of Hazett, aud he died without strug
ie while the knot slipped Steyenss neck, and he
Efthec in contoTtons for several minutes Tney were
permitted to hang about half hour when they were
examined and pronounced dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

Annexed is an extract from letter written by a
member Of the Missouri Legislature, to dealer in
State and Railroad Stocks, previous to the passage OF
The law authorizing further issue of the Stocks of
Missouri for the beneof the railroads of that State:
In the event of the passage Of this measure, Will
to all iptents aud purposes, be 70 iced bl, which
the Missourians or majority of them, will oeyer look
upon as legitimately passed. All previous bills for
State aid to railroads have been conducted on honor
able principles and in good faith and to them the peo-
pie Of the State feel themselves solemnly bound; but
IN the event of the passage of the present bill there
will be very different feeling existing throughout the
Stale, on the part of the majority of the people,
All previous bills granting State aid to railroads,
in shane of State Bonds, Won may rely upon as being
intrinticslly as good as United States Scrip have no
fear in relation to the capacity of Missouri to meet the
Interest regularly on all her bonds egtimatey issued
in coed faith. But will say to you do net NEEDLE
with any Missouri Bonds which may be issued under
the present forced bill for further State aid TO our rail-
roads will be squandered upon the roads, with
out the free consent of honorab majority OF Mis-
souriAns."
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates, rs compared with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

COFFEEThe market & firm but, in the sbselce Of stock,
yey little doins small sales Of Porto Hco and Masscaioo At
CorIERSRefned Ingot Is quiet q, 23q2ic, cash aud
months -,
maintained Sales Of 50 ts Jamaica Loswood at &f tun,
FLOUR AND MEALThe inquiry for and State Flour
active part for the East and with Eight arrivals prices
are But the medium and other grades rather easier
with inquiry the in part the sale. ave
7o bbl at IS lsG rs 70 for saperae STATE maL los Oh
SIS ds5 30 for low grades OF Westea Extra $50 30 ~ or
inning brands round hoop Oho 80 z9d - or inc
better grades Of do, and sc 4Oa 20 of ~. toas ,
and Sc 25 better grades Rye Flour IN sr re-
quest and i steady sales o. 2o SO ,,.. Of Jersey ct
so 55a 81 co. and Brandywne % 10 Bnck"he4t Flour Is
dull and heavy; : 62lds 81 70 y 100 10. ...- =, W..
EN- Hank and g. Georges Dry Cod, IL for No IAa, Mass
ere for Pcslsd Heuug to quality ana Ssc of
Scaled fleming and 2oc for No. do . 80, - A..
market heavy although most holders not disposed 70 se
we hear only OF 300 bush Amber Michigan 90 snd aoO
bush White Kentucky Mt a. Rye Is uncnsneea m
for Nouher barley Is quiet bat Is firmly held ~ ,,a
Barley Malt dol Oats are eaet and In Hunted
and tai a4ic. Com inactive and Lower ths
arrivals liberal and he Eastern inquiry very hsnt sass o.
1900 bush. at ,dd7ie fos uhsond 9c SI w..esn SEQ
depot scushefn aud jersey Yellow nominal AZ o~"c sna
White at 16d1tc. ouo
HIDES are moderately sctye sesdy rates. es Of 200
Bnsuos Ayrcs ~ No. at 2 6mo.; 900 Unoco 81 oc mo-
POO R1 irsuds 20 iB NJ pc q liss Dry saed Mrsu.
ham laic 100 Bneros Ayre kins u d. ~ xoc
600 Western sssaief %. export 20 ~, ,fe, ~ ~ "a
Pcnang Cow, ard sto Buonos Ayres, al private term,
Ofs guel a. Ooisc. for good to bet hi sorts '- va
nAY-Tie demand for shipping q f.iI add the market h
IRONScoich Pts doll, sae Of 100 tnns q alo o. o
a,,snSiNS NJ y. ~ - = "