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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20

SYCoPHANCY REBUKED---We announced
some days ago. the fact that the Messrs
Harper bad dismissed Mr. Curtis, whose
productions had 80 long formed the princi-
pal attraction of that Magaz ne, because of
his antislavery principles. The Wash
ipgton correspondent OF the y u Post re-
latcs the following aneciotc, showing how
high-minded Southern ncp look upou such
s-Tiiiy
] heard a good anecdote this morning
y gentleman just from Kentucky says that
ole day last week three southern gentle
men-Demoora's AMI siaveholders-cnter-
Cd news Office III one ol the cities of Ken
tucl,y to get the March No Of Haypey.
Before purchasing oIeot the gentlemen took
up the city morning paper, and read an
item out loud, stating that the Harpers had
dismissed Cunt because of his known rep
u;ation as an anti-slayery man. The read
cr dropped the paper in disgust. exclaiming
You can DO as you please-I tcont en-
courage such servility as that. D-n the
magazine" The result was that the three
gentlemen all refused to purchase The
best Of the story is It's absolute truth. As
for the newspaper item, 1t may do great in
just ce to the Harpers-may be entirely
false; but the statement was in the paper
alluded to, and it accomplished the result
have stated, which gives good evidence
that there l. nianliness still existing at the
South
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20

Cheerfulness temperance and tran
guilty are natures best nurses.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20

~ No true gentleman will make use
of profane language.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20
PARSONS "a yYsk.Eg,
GEORGE 4. ARMSTRONG,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Lansing, Nichi-
gan. Office on Michigan Avenue, one docr
east of Bailay's Bank.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20
From the Ccngr--
POEM On IRVING
By II. 7. TCCKERNAN.

The beauty Of the day OF which Mr.. Irving :
funeral took place. and the charming aspect o!
the surrounding country. in the glorious sun
shine which then closed our long Indian sun
mer, have prompted the en uing lines. which
We have from the pen OF friend OF the depar-
ted author. himself eminent in the world Of l.t-
ters:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20

q" The Democracy of this country are net
IN the habit Of taking their creed ready
made from the Supreme Court Especi-
ally are they not in the habit Of sitting
their convictions and referring to that
Court in advance, for their political prin-
ciples." When they arrive at that point,
they Will justly become the scorn and de-
riSIon Of the world.
Z" If Senator Douglas has done as stated,
lie has etfectually merged his individuality,
and abdicated all distinctive position as a
candidate and statesman. We might as
well run an etiigy of the Supreme Conrt
as to run a living candidate who has to re-
fer to the future action Of that Court for
his principles. But We really hope that
Mr. Douglas abdication is not as unqualified
as 1t has been represented For it is
safe to assume, that however it may be with
prominent public men. The PEOPLE of
this great country are not yet so insensiblc
to their own rights, as TO vest the fashion
ing Of their institutions, and the debating
Of their political principles, in any five or
six li.c-teLured officials who happen TO sit
on The bench OF the Supreme Court
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-20

gg~ The Rochester Union, prom
nent Democratic paper in Western New
York, gives expression 10 its views of mat
ters rs follows:
Ii Mr.. Douglas really did ayow his de-
termination to support the Charleston nomi-
nation no '"a''er what kind of platform
may be auUpsou; and at the same time de.
clared that the Slave-Territorial question is
simply Judicial question, We fail to see
Why he did not cpso taeto commit ro-
lltIcai suicide. We sincerely hope he has
been misrepresented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

SANDY HOOK. March 81 sunset-0ne ship and one ~.
outside the Bsr bark Golden Rule from Asppws snd
bark anchored the s. w Spit Brem brig Porto lisa az
another brig going the Swash ship Defiance sno'e
clear
FORT LAFAYETTE. March 81, sunset-SesmeI Aas.isss
sian sn-hor the Quarantine. No inward oound 'e' -
sight Wind gale from N N. W.; weather clear .,. IN
HIGHLAND March u; sp % w.stbs s@c cIssr
BOSTON MSch 2-An. steamer Joseph " son E.nSis
Land from Baltimore sbip Belvdere, Jaeison n3n ns,
buS Athena Royidthi nom Messinl Below ons Douk 49,
nom ST. Mn,tins on Highland Light ship haeheh i'0" '"
York in tow of steamer r. B. Forbes. ,,A. c.n. gsrfv
NEWPORT March 2lAu schr Queen OF ,ne ~ rp q, Pat
nom Hsrwich NewYork SID bark May ~ honnd u
land schr j. H. Carver for Bath, aud al the 1919 a.,
Passed up schrs John Fsrnum Hall nom rphaSh. os
PIoyidencs Caroline w. Holmes, MeEivere' ri"'''''PA
PHILADELPHIA March 2L-Below, shp joseph nali.sa
Liverpool; bark American, nom Ma'AnI.i ons May
from Gssgow. - - :. . =, .....Asa Aurnsts
SAVANNAH, March si.The U. s. mail stesm'hp ssri 81
arr 81 Tybee at 10 O'Clock Tues lay night ana " nc
gao "Wednesday morning all well ~, colnu,.
CHARLESTON, March @Ihe u mail hl TX Wv,
Ia ReIry nom New oIk here at O'Clock shis 'i"''
afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

Hsvsrs, whi.e.:.... s0 2, stuarts' Dbls Re- crd ~
M svins pwn and wv S sosTs M SfS1'hsd %
Msiado 81 st01.:, oTsaai.i:i..... We a
a. e 81 bsss Tsmpco =. &c. 90 d. Vera Cru az s1,aes.
S6c and do MGscabo ls2 No. ct 6sic, mcnth Dec are
SHOT are in limited request at &c. for Drop and Tie to-
SPLITTER Is in moderate requests sales Of 20 tuns q. shp
and nom store at slasic ~ noIthe latter en- extreme
sEEDsThs demand for Cloverssod Is mainly for the homo
tfsde sale: Of 800 bags at 7c and mail iots 0sc Tim
u su.s Ns ssce. h":ssd .ssn i%pssysa
sisl3s "a 400 -; q; = u s Ssss;
the prices obtained for the Black. Improvement end
those for the Green's fn former rates Hyson .o 1t
asss #s;ss 'e das1ssi. s': -
ccSSn4S md fair qua.. Of K.nucl, a.. .s
and g1ai:s = ssy % as sss e
at sa25c. land IL caees Florids at lza2sc
l Straits have been made In lots at months
sTs oss .S S1% Of e P latter sale: I
1900 do ID and Charcoal, at Ss0es LII and 100 Dc. G.
0TAIL6WTbe maISst e firm a. the recent advance with
fair demand sales Of 1880 10 OF lO30lic. Rough Fs Is steady
w0o%The demand lee. active and rsdue. qao.s.
to1s shy native fleece and pulled vol, e
choices go Csons :. Isassc ssI common 2 an;
:ss f sss2 sm gsd &C.: % to sa sq:Y S.s
African on terms not disclosed. We quote:
Am sssonv Flseee % b s6d6oI siso UnwsskeA 03
Am Fnl Blood Merfno s2d5 g. Am, Conn., Wzshed ..l013
Am and bra Merno lS64als Am, Entire Rios, Waltda
An Native Bd Ner sTd42l South Am. Unwsshsd. s0i3
pnIed Am, Cordovs Wa s01eI
Pnsd superHne 38a4sI East india Washed ..U90
Pned No 1...,,,. .3Ods6l African Unwsshed s0s
Csliforni. Extra i African Washed ..H65s
Cslifornia Fine Unwssh 2s6s2 Smyrna Unvsshed
California Common, DO. I2sIs Smyrna, Washed.
Peruvian Washed. 5000 heItcsn UNNAMED s.uUN
wHIsKY-Tbe market s dull andoweri time buyers ct No.
and sellers st 23c. -
WHALEFOOTs are in moderate request; sales Of 10000
Bleached, at &c, cash.
WHALEBONE has been spangy dealt In at s7e for Short
Ochotsk and CSC. for choice North West Coast.
ZINC-The make. is quiet yet steady at 7la1sc 70,
monthe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
AFRICAN MISSIONS.
To de Editor Of The N Y. Tribune;

To Wt IditOf q Inc y. r. ITt0uht'
SIR: In the account eiv:Sn ip yesterdays TRIBUSr-
Of the meeting held In Ch Church on Sunday last in 0eha
Missions IN Bishop Payne reported to say that while
rad been msd all along the coast BY the Bsp Pretby
tsdans and WeseyAn Methodist was ssd Thought that the
Church had odsif ed Mission and
eight teachers in rromhRg field" This is an
error The Church OF England srdngtvx report recently pub
hed 80 Missionaries Including four Bishop-s fifth has been
lately secrsted assistants and about 900 communicates
The statistics attributed the Church of England those
Church Of America whose representative Bishop Payne L.
They include number Of native Clergy and catech and
It hoped the lively interest manifested In
this mission the good Bishop may be enabled report
large accession bis number of abore Hoping that you
awe this correction insertion in your journal.
Nea- York, March co. 1860. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

Steamship R. R. Cuyle Croker Savannah ndse and psss
re- n s p.nsS ssn % wSs
isi MA j. z mile;
Chs..tSn March 20 passed sdexhssl s:sn:nip
be the Empire City for Havana and New"
Steamship Alabama, schsnck Savannah hour, md.e and
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk kc ndse and Pss to
Ship snow sgus, Lloyd sh.nsh.s Dec 49, ps.sd ARjsr
jan Cape Of Good Hope Feb and crossed The Equsto ia
Atlantic asd i Sa rs Ge Feb ~ Il: .ps :s
lon IS so EXCHANGED signals with BIZ ship Avon soand
om Calcutta for Boston, los days oa 18th n I 81
C co. spoke Eng brig stssshsw a days from Newcastle for
s1P T h y.n s rS~n a. Jan %
psrs 9rsy nom sh.nsS.e for A9stsTds having called u
for medical aid bali Of the having been down with dysen
Bah SeniDS Hssn: March IedsrSSS iSs to z l.
Corning Co. 18Th nst lat 49, On 70 So passed brig Wa
Bark Golden Rule, whitebury, Apinws Feb n, hides sui
Brig Porto Piat. H.chtmann POtsuPl.tte, biae. &C., Il.
Gelpcks Beutsen Reichelt.
Feb Eng .o t E:1s 4ppH&S Gambia Cost Of Africa
B Ss9 Fss 05 Boston, Iso Feb
sshr Gun Boat COf Lubsc Mitchell, Arroyo P R., March
ssb Charles f. Cook Iof Sparks. Jsemel Feb
29scofee and logwood to Z. Beck
sctr Stella Mar (Br) Fs Halifax days, h'h To James
sch Martha stnns, AidOn, euadalOupe ie days railroad
sshr w Smith, Watt Charleston days, coOn to JONAH
schr Ocean Wave yBr), Lockbr Windsor NJ s., sd,y'.
plaster to D. r. Dewolf
schr Smithsonian, Davis Savannah days. cotton to Ne
Cresdy, Mott Co.
Schr. Angelipe, Hix, Rondout, coal for Boston.
Schr Jacob Raymond, Handy Boston for Albany.
Schr Brane Crosby Boston for Albany.
schT Empire, Lowell, Wareham, nails.
Schr Mercy Tsyor, -, Dennis, fsh.
Steamer Boston, seew, Philadelphia and Cape May, nds'
Steamer Penguin Williams. Providence. d.e to I...c odsl
BELow-Bsrk Alexander Robbins, from Boson-s At an
Choir of Throggs Point brig Allison lof Bsngo from Jackson
Vile. Also, ship, barks, aud brig
Also by steam tug Achisl ship Bsrnsbss Webb o. dsys
nom Liverpool anchored the Bar barks end brig
chored in S. w. Spit inward bound.
Also (by steamug Underwrter) bark Sophia from New
Orleans.
SAlLED-Shp Grahsm's Polly Antwerp bsrks Virgins,
Barbadoes Reindeer for do Stalking for Niolasgisk
wIND-Duripg the day, N W., and ireshi sp M, q gale
from NJ N. w.
The Dr. screw steamship Austrssssn, for Liverpool has -
ehcred AZ Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

ships-Nsshyle Murray, Charleston spoaord, T.soE
Co.; Grenada, Harrison lndsnosi Chesapeake, CsowelI
Portland, II. b. Cromwell Co.
ship.Eleetric spsrk, Baker Boston, Ess.. Bacon; Fu
West Page New Orleans, w T. Frost Grahss Polly Nor.
ton Antwerp, Lsvtin Hurlbut
Bsrks-ZsphyY Lane, Mszssilles, Moore Henry Lamp
lighter Thompson, NJ Smith Co. Chiffon Pan.
nell, Portland, J. w. Delsno.
Bris,-Gr.ce Vorthhg.on. Prscthy, st. Cruz Thompson
Hunters Mesns, Wells Arroyo Tboapson Hunter; Grecan
lie eros BURN.
schooners-Marsha Chichester Richmond c. q Person:
City Of Norfolk ton, Havana B. eager T. Flower Raynsr
Philadelphia, j. Mckee; Hannah D. Neteuon Boston A.
Howes Chars, Putnam. yscmel Ed Beck j. shsw Wallace
Fenendna, Thompson Hunter; Ahes, oer.on Havana w
w Russelli Dorado Hpson, Rockport, master; Bsrsi
Eew.Hsyen, MASTER ses Belle Lee Egg HsrscT master;
Rsyner, Baltimore, Merrill Abbott; J. stanly Jackson
Charleston, McCIeady, Mott CO.. Muskinson, Higgins, Ls
vsecs Oakley Kesting.
sloop-Hufvss, Corwin, Providence, rs,tsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
MARROW EscArE.--Yesterday morning at O'Clock

four young men, named O. H. France NJ Mstteson Geo. T.
Keock and W. C. Burton started from the foot Of Christopher
street small boat with the intention Of running to Hoeoken
back The onng that early hour being calm and beau
full no danger sppreheDded aud the trip TO Hoboken
accomplished with aud safety On their return and when
within about yards the this side Of the river
saus up suddenly that the boat wamped almost nstan
tanously-a peous predcsment but owing TO the timely
aaIce OF captain and the OF soop lying near the
persons were rescued from wa.ery grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
TCtal.......bb1

1idss 6a6lc y N. falow, TG7ic. y n. fss si $50
a rs each CblfSkins, l0dllc. 10.
and First quality inondss nothing but he
best, large, fat, stAlfed Oxen. 80
rcond quality includes the best CRASHED Oren the best stsh
fed Cows the best threoyesr old stosfs Ordinary consists
Of Bulls and The refuse Of lots.
enEEPEItrs includes Closets, and when those OF tniso
quality are thrown out
There "a the E1ssin Railroad on over the bo'
ton and Lowell and the yhohbusi Of those the
fl.chbury weIe nom Albany. . - =
RKs.EEs Tho market wa. mne lively for Reel than 80
wssk sss quct wvb assh Improvement IN prise' o' NE
bait gsttle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Disasters, &c.

sr TuoNAs y Cd. 2l-The schr. james bnslsn, :" 20.
Haven nom Rqusdes P a. with cargo o. iSs15 tS Feb
ss,s bound 10 New Haven, sprung s ~ COR M for
sSs ISLANDS. made them Feb Y and ssSssS WAR, ..s IN
miles but was blown on hcs no 70 southwmd nd BY
ss,i6cins portion Of finally sos .. ne snr
board and and stoPtse
feet OF water Ina the hold She then seereo hef eoa'' w.
Po se sxvIEss fof Haliisx) Gregory, arr OF me ~
Win sp,o Of deal bound Liverpool. waer-esseai 100
o'en ,ss 10 Tllwood Walter Sec Board q Unaeswh
Tux scmR DEYIAxcE (oi Hamptonl Capt poy"''"'
fac isrme ia ashore the Hook and full OF wsss
Tive IesrRR sLooP ADAMS went ashofe see
am he ,ocls on the north eide Of Governors issaa
aim lies high W on .he beach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
DIED,

coNsTANr-At Louisville KY Sunday, the 1sth inst,
Joseph Anthony Constant ESQ., in the 5Sh Of bis
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the funeral on
Friday, at 10 O'Clock p m, from Trinity Church.
HARNETT-On Wednesday the 2lst inst, William Hsrnett,
formerly Of Moyn,h: County Kerry Ireland .Fed :. year.
funeral his residence No. 81 Lexington
Friday, the 2sdn inst, at three O'Clock, p.
TO be inferred st Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Cambridge Cattle Market.

RrPoKfsD Tan n Y TRBuNs, BIT Ono; Wi
WBDsHsDiY March 81, 1850
Whole OF Cattle al market 687 about $50 Beeves snt
lSi Stores consisting o. Working Oxen, Mich Cows and one
two and three-yeAr ODDS ,
s7 second quality, Is IS third quality 81 ordipsry 81
PRIcE, OF SToRs CLrTLs.-Workins Oxen v pair, fron
ssO 10 RllOd $50; Cows and Calves from &236S&D Ia
eco, Yesngs I've years old sl71s2ai Three year,
Sheer and Lambs 300 msrket Prices in lots % ssd
o. ISL 81 rs each Extra, sS6Sfe&s 80. or from. &C.
TO &C. y N, live weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Penortea by Tslegrsrk.

NEWFOUNDLAND March TO- CoTroy quiet; stesmeT nsv,
e.snad less rwne sales to-day $500 bales at otQIte ior
Nidding; sales Of three days. ~ 800 bales receipts pee
snst N $50 bales for the time last receipts ahead
Of last wear bales receipts of all Southern pos anssa
Of est year 900 bales. SUGAR snd hoAsss "esay I<
CHANGE UNCHANGED. FREIGHTs Of Cotton "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

FURS &e-The advces respecting the Hudson Bay Com
psnys in had rather depressing influence
the market Fisher sold decline Of IS cent Wolf at
and Lynx 10 cent Kilt at and Skunk al Is
lower, with few taken at these low rates Otter
Silver and Cross Fox sold at about previous rates
FEATBERS-A lot of Prime Western sold at Soc. y H.
GRAlNThe inquiry for Wheat 1, fair In part for the East
but chiefly from local miers the sales 100 BUSH prime
White Kentucky q T0 400 BUSH prime White Indiana
81 65 and zoo BUSH Amber Indiana at 81 Rye steady
and In request. with fair arrivals sales OF 400 bush at SEC
Oats quiet the arrivals fair sales Of Western and Cana
dian at 2idl3ic and State At 43i 40 Barley IL without
change the demand fair sales of eco bush. State
private Barley Malt Is inactive q. 86dc0c Corn IL
quite dull and closes heavily the arrivals moderate bnt the
supply sales OF H. 800 bush 1916 for Western
Mixed the depo ee for good Southern and Jersey Yellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
-BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Miss Mary E. Hawley will give concert in Brook
lyn, Thursday evening next, at the Brooklyn
AtbenRu assisted by tho following artists: Mr. Geo.
Hanison, tenor Mr.. J. r. Thomas, baritone; Mr., j.
N. Pstti,on, pianist; Mr. L. Schneider, cornet-s-ps-
ton Mr.. and Master Sedgwick, concertna; Mr. G. w.
Colby conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

DEMOCRATIC CITY NoNiSATIoNs.-The Demo-
cratic City Convention met at Montague Hall yester-
day afternoon, and organized by appointing George
Thompson of the Thirteenth Ward as Chairman, and
James Troy Secretary Considerable time was con
sumed in settling contested seats, when at length the
nominations were entered into and the following can
didates were elected:
Collector Of Ta-e, and e's@e"t'-Edmund briggs Of the
Thirteenth Ward.
COsasoaer Of Repair and Sup e-bsnsrd ONeil Of the
Mini Ward.
Street Coma,soner-Robert Furey of the Fifth Ward
This makes the second Democratic ticket nominated
FOR the Spring election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

FRUITS-Since Saturday, when lOOOO boxes Layer
Rafs sold about 81 49, there has been nothing OF psrca
lar monen. doUe IN fruits Some Bunch Rssns sold at % S
an 4O closing the outside figures; quarter boxes do at
55c Spanish shesd Almonds at 6ic Bordeaux Pums at "a
14c Turkey Prunes at SIC Jamaica and Porto Rico Oranges
a. % Boil Domestic Dried Fruits unaltered figures. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
4NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

| Thy JERSEY CITY CHARTER ELEcrIoS.-The Jer'
sew City Charter election is to take place Oh Tuesday,
the Sd of April and from present appearances will be
sprted contest. The main interest centers upon the
election Of Mayor and two Aldermen from each Ward,
As upon the latter devoyes the duty Of making num-
Der of important appointments.
AID. Augustus A. Hardenbergh, Cashier Of the
Hudson County Bank, it conceded will receive the
Democratic nomination for Mayor; Cornelius Van
Worst President Of the Board of Aldermen, is the
prominent candidate on the opposition SIDE and Aid.
TLuItou. 1t is said, will be run by the straight outs
bin is now before the Legislature for the appoint
ment of the police force during good behavior, and
will undoubtedly become law
TgK RKcoRpERsHIP-RecorderR edford OF jersey
CITY having resigned his Office 10 take effect on the
frat Monday in May, the Common Council called Tor
the opinion of the City Attorney Mr. hcCielland, as
70 the manner Of filing the vacancy. Mr.. McClel-
land ON Tuesday night. submitted mis- opinion TO the
effect that AZ the vacancy dOes not occur until after
the Charter election, the Office must be hiedb ny aP
pointment Of the Board. Charles Msnndale, ex-ke
eorder Gutter, and Mr.. Henry &. Dickinson are prom
inent candidates.
Tn STRIKE MovEMENr.-1be joumeymen brick
and stone Delons Of kewATb meeting Monday MIGHT re-
soEed TO demand ~ 81 per day the I'd Of April
being on ADVANCE Of three shilliDIs per day.
FnREs-About7 O'Clock yes erday morning n fire oc-
cured % the ROOT OF Mr. HeDngwsys house No I04 ESSEX
street Jsr'ey City, which caught chimney. was
tinguished by ED,ine Company No without any alarm beog
% Tuss9ay night bright light discovered the
hDs bach Of Wsst HoboAeR, supposed, from
large eopdspon The bTe ws' s'csansd 10 be The ,at
EtsGoWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

nErkeBs- CisxytlLy EDoKzrD vox TEs ~ y IHsgsG
WEDsEsDAY, March u, 1850
ASHESTbe market 10 quite hrm with fair demand Tor
PysA at as Is; Pearls are st. ady Il So 49,,
BEESWAx-Amercsn Yellow 10 quiet at BG5'3c' Tor
WESTERN and Southern. .,,,,, =,
I.r5s The low grades ale unstable. We quote:
EKvTORK cLlFnFicArioH.
Unands. FLORIDA Mobile. ~. o. Ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

CIvILIzIYG AFRIcA.-The African Civilization
Society preparing send pioneer company Of eooed per-
sons 70 commence the formation Of industrial settlements In the
Yoruea country Africa On the list Of those anxious to
M names Of persons including three ministers The Society
desires to send company by the bark Mend, which will sail
from this port in few weeks bat lack funds The Treasurer
Mr. Robert Murray No 6s Broad street. or the Correspond
ing Secretary receive remanees from all who desire to
advance the project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

IkooEsT on A SKELIToS.-Coronr o'Keefe held
an inquest yesterday the remains found by some
,vo,kmen who were at work the premises No. 40
BoWery. That evidence showed that at the time Of
.hs ERE AT that number in 1858, person named Louis
sailing wac missing The Jury were therefore satisfied
aha, the remains were those Of Falling and rendered
ys,d;,, 10 Eat effect At the same time tie remains Of
ehils snppOsed TO be about five ,ear' old were alec
sonnd but kbeir identity could Lot be established.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

SUDDEN DEATH-A hack driver named Oliver
Bse in the employ Of Mr. Coyer livery stsbekeePeT IN
Franklin avenue e his the hack about ii O'Clock
on Tuesday night while crossing the Houston street Ferry TO
Wismsbub BE taken In an insenabe condition aud
arrived the died Coroner Murphy held inquest yeser
day and verdict OF death by apoplexy rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

OTAToEs-There change ofimporaneo 70 nouoe IN
prices. - H.. .,. .,a.Jv, sale. Of 4cO tea
~, " ~ IL. of 600 sacks Msrshals aad 800 do
IeaIye h Darcey's Liverpool Fine at sbout vi 10 A..
soARsThe market is moderately active prices svoI mn tes
Rf5ir m hbd, rexas on privAi. terms 800 hhds Moado
spss.S Il l,c aud an bo1ss Waite HaSsnsat s.d9c-Ns
quotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

PIcKPocKETs.-De.ective McDougsn and King last
night arrested Cooper Institute John Nolan John Pres
colt VIM. Smith, Luke Aiken, VIM King and Robt Mc0rsth,
al noted pLpockts The gbt6ngered fellows locked up
bv Sergeant Dickson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

FRI IN LAURESs SrREET-NARROw EscAPE.-
Last evening, Officer Martin Of the Eighth Ward
discovered a fire in bis dwelling, No lI3 L4urens
street, aud alter vanly labOring fifteen or twenty
minutes to extinguish the flames ran TO the Station
House, and obtained the assistance Of Officer, White
and Miller. The three then tore up the floor,
and without further aid extinguished the Aamss which
were creeping along between the beams
The fire originated In closet, and il supposed TO
have bsen caused by the careessness Of servant ia
throwing lighted paper into wood basket. Some
,helyinein tie closet was burned, aud thu handle
melted off 6 can containing quar- or more Of cam.
phene. In moment or two more the can would have
eexpIoded The damage was not very great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

TIL STRIFE MovENENr-1be iourneymen brio
and stone iDefons Of Newark meeting Monday night
soEed TO demand ~ 81 per day on the "a Of Apr
being on ADVANCE Of b4Tee shilliBSs Der duy.