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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

rally expected. when the Post Ofhoa xpprapEia-
ton bill r.assed, that the hanks would run up
very Saickly to twenty-dve millions; the move
MEETS Of the Treasury Departments have, however,
been slower than was anticipated and, TINS
far, the SubTreseury IL no poorer than IL
was at the end Of January. It IL supposed
that next week Post ONCE drafts will como to
hand for large sums. This time last year the banks
held $2slO COO in coin, and The subTreasury
$1,000 ooo-totai $3a 100000 against $sl, 100000
now. -..-r
Money is unchanged in value since last week,
though more Of il is offering in the street and at
the discount houses. We expected to have an
nounced decline in notes to day; but the slow dis
tarsements from the Sub Treasury have thus far pre-
vented borrowers making any better terms than
they could week ago. Il Is quite unlikely that
rates can be maintained another week, unless
some unforeseen accident should impart stiiaess
to the market. But at present we quote, as
before, short first class paper, with txo names,
per cent; loans on call, 9, with occasional excep-
Sions ct 81; first class 6 months paper,
per cent; single names, choice, 7 q s.; names less
known, and second grade paper, 8 q 10 a IL, &c.
There is O scarcity Of very good paper in the mar
ket and the banks and experienced lenders have
been somewhat embarrassed to fill out their lines.
An effort was made early last week to put up the
rate Of foreign exchange, and many leading bankers
felt satisfied that the advance would be permanent
This time last year bankers bills were worth 1899;
and as q general rule, except when the importa-
tons have been very light, the month of March be-
gins with strong market for foreign bills. This
year promises, thus far to be an exception to the
rule. The advance which was seemingly esta-
blisbed for the Boston steamer Of Wednesday from
100 to 1904, and from 5l6l to SIS for francs, has
hardly been maintained, and the week closes on
dull market The importers, it seems, are in no
hurry to make their remttanccs and the heavy bu-
siness that is doing in cotton supplies all nearly
all the exchange that is wanted. The recent adj
vance in the value Of money in England has ena-
bied bankers here to get per cent more FOR their
sight exchange than for 60 day bills; but even at
this rate, it does not pay to draw against gold. We
presume that the month of March will not end,
however, without marked advance in bills
The following table will show the course of the
stock market during the past month";
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Iams were akm, WIN ssaes q l7s bbl. Il Sis no o.
laeea wng I'm: sa1so weSo ooa6ne4 = 20 bones d1y
<snbsslanA q tks Cat neAs wiss I'm fair request,
fmh salas sheul6en n sxc. Ike sAnd hams q oAc
bb1s sspesesd e n Ne. Bn11e wno unchnnee4.
hI vas quiss q $40 40, WIN bt&ser supply on
The market
saED-Caover was selling moderately at &c. sKc
Holders Of timothy 6rm II 80 30 per 40 lbs LIN
iced continues rule firm 1t 81 % In this market In
Boston TIC market lees active but holders firm
and prices ranged nom 81 90 81 S2x asked for CAL
cutla. t- ff rH
sroARs sales embraced about 5Al hhds included
IN which 164 New 0reA o and 81 mpado st p. L.,
and the remainder consist n Cuba muscovado part At
70. 7hc, and the miner 1t p. t., aud o40 boxes
atp. l.
wmsKKY.-sAles Of go bbh were reported at 23c. a
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
passengers. TO North Asi.nss sss.msh,p Co
Huntsvilis Post savannah with ndss and pas
sss@sSp Mount seraoo smith washington, &C. with
sh'p W.ssrn coD.psn 'of Besies. sssa ws.npca Now
yMb MORE TO order l Lat e a. Ion 6 e. spoke sahr
s .sn so5s osr0 o
la AK wn %c .sp z Roger s
W. Took pilot 40 Cd hssnesa. nom BOAT Gsrstsn Berh
a., sss sisS sss
a. 10 sl,sEsd sSsh irIos dam.ss
s' %S M 3 rec rss s PR u
81 s, s.S:s
day. NTH sugar 70 Maitland fhsps CO j. ss y nsaSy
sa 'S @ a
.ss S o ssssa I 8
Big George saesh.m %, Bath, Giles wnnng.s, NC. 10
DAY to master Had heavy SEo NV gales
sshS Msra Pike mas. Crawford sna.lsn se1 Feb
Win rsh. as 70 Victor puca VIII ,sa inst 4. q
ssSr Esa sss Of orss. Erg haso.5 Lss: Ssy west .
psssss s bss Been q Hsier:s Win
nm s
and scre The bow p; partially stopped The leak Win eosson
vessel ascertain what damage the ohsr vessel
sshr Fmel9s Dsnntson. St Marks, days. With cOsioa &c.
eelr / ssn a slower Charleston, DAYS
SIR ~ fsie vanSucn Asn ws;hnstn &c 10 asy.
rAs.sse oet Part load and boat and broke main
bocr
fcsr W ray,on Bs,cocs, Washington. NC. days
SthT Ann, Co.e, City Petnf days
ShrS II Bellows Clark PHILADELPHIA 9 days
Seur gary Sheldon Shsddop, PHILADELPHIA days.
sekr A Eeycerson, Ke'chum sPhilsdelphia 2davs
@ ssss: ssss rsssP1s s:s'
Scty Milton steemap, Newcastle, Del DAYS
frfr NEibl Lank Fleming Frederics. Del . days
schr Anira. Repner. MOI ris River. 2days
Schr Transport Smith, Little Egg Bsrbor. 2dsya
Schr l. Hess Borpes Br1dgeton, NJ, day.
Steamer Boston, Sellew. Pbi,sdelphiA.
6eamer PETROL Bsker. Providence.
BELOW.
ship Zngari tof Poeon Kewbegfn from Cacusa, Saugor
Ocs TO- 10 W A eale Co
Ship Auia fcbiD from Smyrna
Brig Isnsel Suzanne Orb fre m Bordeaux.
brig Pedro Ssrebaz Doz Pickett, from NervtasLAu by
pilot boat Ezra Nye, No2
SAILED.
Brig Izs Williams, Trinidad
Wind eurtEg the dxy NV; calm nj sunset
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-,anadian was in good demand and prices firm. The
shles embraced about 10 bbs n 80 90 81 TO- South
en onr was 10 eood Ieques' END prices we're nrm, with
saEs q z,-cV DDS, cnsipg wtnm the ABOVE range Of
p.ces kse rour was steady with moderate sates ut the
ABOVE rabee OF rrces. Coin meA was un:hanged while
saief were mo9ernse n Inc above ngures. Wheat was
mere ectve and prices were rmcr with sales Of % 600
Dnsheis, iLclading Milwaukee club In store. 81 q;
iowa qua sping store a. q 70; white Michigan
ana talaonn IN store, 81 80, aud rcd Southern
AZ " 20. Oo'n was nrms win saes q 1850 BUSH
eis nc0dpg Jersey and southern yellow at Doc. &c.
ana white southern at SIC sac Rye WAS firm and In
seaey feques' wh sales OF LEO bushels q SIC 83c
OF eco bushes winter four rowed State at .. Oats
~eIe sseaoy ~ 40 nc iof western and Canadian
anc so,so' = .cc tcr Stase.
q z.SS bags q Mo were made M IL
evo 90 santos &c toc 20 co. Mnfacano ana 900 mats
Se eers.sos :. r p r,.....
Al. s - "a'se. was tame eaa closed dull on
vi. "s - 49, =. ~ Nc 'or m"onrg upanos, win
snies OF @ooCt wv potcs
,n ,a, ~ ~. a. se. sas au sna ssses hmteo Toe
W. s~o VI 'u't 70 osys rave emoraced ovV ~
p;S sn. hh :, a. =, s.a ayers AZ ~ os 1oo
Esrss sscass - a. so u o nT ~ 20 LOT sooe
~ vu. sV:soo 'os oiieu apples Al &c 10!
.nu SHo ~, S'.ausfn, nnu o,oVV Lpe unpcaioo
PY rrrnr 80 ,s Io $3.50, - s%'n so
ss y, o. osn 49,, 81 tohs o. Oh csxe we're en-.
snS Ia noTss chscsc nv s, .ssUn Ivy opm nrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

SNIP MOONLIGHT p.ecs a. San Francisco from hong Kong
Very heavy esser al he passage lost two suits Il ana
csrfied av ay the crcssjnck yard.
s , w s. from S:cs ss;
s % Ss S ss e bic r ss on ref na ns sS Ans
WITH s. nd Ssss sn
s re
les q and sch sies stove o y, IN ne
When she grounded the water 70 the deck
beanie ,hsy seD copw.oeed getting ont The sh stn aad
tcfsfher bbls sp) brig erpsc,
ss' Tss n. nss s from
soca "a vessel Of g, tors butt e New ssa,s shs was
TER .nd iTes xrnod three quarters She saea from New
@ suy
III, Of the sc. sss ssd taken on the
ported ashore 80, he bar while going sd
hauped hs'd ri night shs ssaDe o s
ns S On s bsasns her,
wesher very heavy and lighters eoa no aonEsde;
's
M @ a. ans @
So coo Mercsanss sco american sofo Roger witams
YeIk Ct about = addition shove was a.
vessel q lstoos built Of OAK VI Kedford Mass IN 1871
BR scuR lvs (ot Char'osetown PED. Blair, from
for Fortune Bay Dr. ssed ssbcse Thick storm
board 50 -four and IS bts sa salt loaf 1our saved
rails sold al the Light
scuR LarvIsc Belfast sro Norfolk h.d sncc.ssion OF
Ta,ea he tie ih list on the Isle shoas
while IN the Of lacking shin OF Boon IslAnd
sqnan from n Knocked down, Carried boom
knocked erboard saved aer much hard
labor tbe was got Into port
Sem Igln MAIZE Preston at Charicson from Csensnss,
during tie head fore deck Dad
scnR JULIA Fox Leen-c from Charleston Providence
RI. put into Norfolk. Va. 18Th Inst, leaking.
scER VIENNA Treworgy, from Jacksonville for Eemarara
with lumber sprung Aeak elst inst and PIT into Cheston
repair datnsges
Sloor GusEy Nichols after dischargnz cargo Of coal at
rer n Eating ont from the the
rsmsin high dry She win probably have 70 be Launched
before Abe can be got Oh The vessel insured for $1,000
LIVERPOOL, Feb 8-ship Jane Walsh Yarmouth Maine,
Jan n ons saved and Sv
T:an ss Ne ISL; 80 'ss' a. butt
NEwroRr, Feb 6-Tte Br echr Ara5eiis way from New
York has arrived with lose of buwarks sails having
Tsepcsd very heavy gales curing The whole passagc.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb Put In. The Hamburg bark Elbe Bali
ayd cuwa,er damaged having been Ia collision with bark
lam or Br) OF Portland.
he following sslvaeee hAyebeeu awarded by lie Banama
lard Orleans Is per cent ON ihe net
cerds appraised Of cargo materas and f 70
of the ship Union from New YORK for New Orleans 6S
cent net proceeds Appraised value Of
materials and Els TO Capt Key for ha services
Ship Daniel Sharp bsa tns eu years old a,a,ed about
twenty months since sod at auction Boston EAR
sseauer Tiger Iy was cold .. auction in New London 2ad
on The Eax!em xirer.
The tOi,cyns sts gives ss%nsry OF ne vessels In -
Charlceon savannah Mobile new Oreans - 0svssoS =
hAess accounts nczs eeca 81 those pcft0-
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willtamsnurx City News.

An IRON STEAMBOAT LAuNcHED.--The small iron steam
boat Flushing built at ,he yard Of sneden Co., Green
point launched Saturday, In presence OF large
assemblage of ladies' and gentlemen Az the last block
was driven away which held her the slip Just at half
past eleven o'clock, the boat glded smoothly down
tie slip INTO the fiver In which she presented
cclicnt appearance Tic seaboat dean then took
her in tow and conveyed her TO the Morgan Iron Works
On this side of the rver where shc Is her boil
ss and engines and her joiner work She built of ron
and has been furnished with three water tight compart
menls Her length 70 400 feet, with p feet beam; her
depth feet; she measures tho guards IS fleets
thc 10 u have beam engine she ia to have SO inch cyl
DER with 10 feet stroke; when finished, Der will be
$4,000; she commenced last September, and The
work upon her OF the most substantial kind ahc will be
used ferry boat by the Flushing College Point aud New
York Steam Ferry Company Every thing about the launch
went en- IN the most satisfactory manner. The Flushing
hch will be ready for and into service the 10th
ApfD, viii doubtless be fast saier uniQuencss Of
ehape and general neatness be sufficient Indications
ARblsT OF A CorNTERFgTER- young named Vim.
Burke was arrested Saturday night by officer Ca,gan
OF The Sixth precinct Eastern district passing altered
billy On tho State Bank OF Boston upon man named
Philip Shaick He was subsequently identified by persons
upon whom he bad passed altered bills upon the Same
bank, and couDterfeis upon the Mercantile Bank OF New
York He is about twenty-five years Of age, and halls
IA ON Providence. n. I.
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Personal Intelligence.

fhe Neud Era, q San Jose de Costa RIGA, announces
the arrival at that capital Of Mr. Thomas Francis Meagaer
charged with the negotiation OF important interests with
that government Tho editor states his satisfaction at
Mr. Aeaghers having expressed regret that anything
contained In his light and pleasant papers on that country
as partisan mnttar, aod At Mr. Noaghers deua, OF ay
nten on his part TO interfere their domestic Affairs
Mr. Salmon p. Chase, ex Governor Of eao was in a.
bany on Friday II Is reported that he viii be prcscut az
tho IEcoE meeting At tbe Cooper Institute tonight
letter from West Caestcr, Pa, SAYS that Hon John
Hickman IN very prccarious stntc Of heakn. He went
return Monday last bnt his indsposion was found
70 be serious thAt deemed unadvsable to uu.
dertake the journey and bis sends arc fsarc, that be
Will not be abse 70 resume his Congressional doues for
some time At least
young woman named Mary Graham shot George FStz.
hugh, the oversser OF plantation In Hinds county, Mis-
promise Of Marriage and when asked by his victim
redeem hs pronsse he scoaed ct her petition, WHORE
upon she drew receiver aud sho, iim three times. He
q moi expected TO recover.
Hon. Hesry 6 Randall, former Secretary II state OF
this STATE and wel known 10 the literary world the
author q The "lse Of jefferson" has IN Preparation
We are told that valuable boards Of private papers have
been laid open TO him IN various parts OF the ssaae
By rome strange ncgest tie official invitation to the
casicn q the equestrian statue Of Washington, dd not
Isac Ncnmond until the morning Of the 2isttoo late,
OK cocrsc, TO he accepted.
"a Cbicago, last week. merchant named lawson mis-
took scncthiDs Mrs. H,Yoo-t young married woman
sAc 70 I'm, and wet .Lo hsr room IN boarding house
ngnI her husband was present, and lifted HIM out
Mayor henry, Of Philadelphia. ma, consented Ia bc
second tine put IN Acmiuasion.
According 70 letters from Bologna Maiams Most "a Il
caSecrousiy Ill s known <hat her n,aaiy has been
oocaeoned by sorrow for the loss Of be. child ! =
Mr. Charles Covcr intends MAXIM an axcsns,on ,-,,
Savannah in hS monster balloon xonD<are on the sth OF
March,
Since her admission To the Union Stat. OF TEXAS has
bad six different individuals tue national Ssnafe and
Eve OF them were na'ivcs Of South Carolina.
Captain rsornas 4. pornin, late comrnspiap At the
Norfolk Navy Yard, le there Tuesday en- votle n, te
,ost or Afa lje hiss besn ordered 70 tho steam rigae
ssn JscSosc, ye Captain William Armstrong WHO re.
-fns home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

AT st Pssa Jan - ship James Loper With $500 bbs on MI
told
on ard do Jan g. hanks Columbus 100 So all Sre To-
0yirnell took no Up ds3s sfer leaving port -"
REosen.JAn ~ M61sN lon Iz o. ". ship Ievi gsarbuck
100 ahap Nasrssanse, OF Rant 90 bols o. cruise
Spoken. DO.
a. lal 81 ~ n, Ion IA 81 - -
,hg Esp.sss q aays from Norlsans for Ilvsrpss Feb
ship Oregon nom xorleans for Havre. Feb as H. lon
shp cronet Harndeu from Mobile for Havs Feb a q
10, lon .. S~' ~ ~~s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
ae L tDss on a sne 1880 sssamer s n n srlan.


Jared F. Cfocker, lawyer, of Norwich, and his
brother, VIM. n Cfocker, Of the same place. are sup.
posed to have been passengers the Hungarian. Lot
tiers received by the families OF the two gentlemen
nounce positively their intention of taking this steamer,
thcnto sal from L'verpoo, IN a few days They had
been on visit to Europe 10 dispose OF rights use
patent cork cutting machine, invented BY William D.
Crocser and had been successful That they were re-
turning at earlier day than anticipated. NJ Croker
has considerable manu- factory using these machines a.
Norwich.
from the Toronto Globe, Feb. 24l
We are happy 10 learn taat there is possibility Of
Mr. Merritt and Mrs. A. f. Rykert, who is to accompany
him on his return voyage having been board the ~
lated vessel. He wrote by the Arabia that ne would
write again by the mex, steamer, which the Eapga
ran We sorry that tho report cannot civ N
OF Mr.. Talbot and bis bride. The Postmaster General
has tesegraphed 10 his friends in London that Mr. T. in
tended TO sail in the Hungarian He married bat
Few weeks ago in Eugtand to Miss Eccles, ghter OF
the late much respected Captain Hugh Ecc'es his city
We trust II may turn cut that he delayed his voyage
another week OF Mr. MsEellars movements less is
known. Echad not written for two previous mails aud
though expecting to loave soou, hal specified auy
time. =.
The names OF the Rev. Or. O'seara, Mr. Francis
Shany, Nr. Blackwell! oe the Grand Trunk, Mr. Bilmer
OF Montreal Mr. icucsrcr OF Quebec, and others arc
me nfone1 as possibly passengers the Hungarian but
there IF no reliable Information the subject Beth tho
ship and her csptsn fyortcs, and IL feared that
nhe would be preferred by some At least OF these gen.
t0men
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ST 600. -sol !s a 5xO 81, RA go,

dent Il Of ~ bsakD e Rrsdsk CIV uFxsd IL Dcurn
fhsre % prspurp ~ Why rs ~ 90 efder ~ weak
Srvsy,i. Ns.s:d,k "; ssS q 3sys;Z - na e
Mrssp CscR o.. q sane plsee e.l b Ne vsry $50 MAJ
fourth osSSe ffon Msswe Hopper wu~f, - Csntsvie
AR % SY,ss ny, ~ s %:zs X rscss: GA
Hr5o O6oorvsr eurod b two days Of rhsuaAVm IN -
hesk q nses lesss dsratre and Mr. naay Of HarDurR
Of parAlyDR Wy au6 how TIT d. c4her Az ~.
CsD wSA g ~ rses nslsno.s We. surc1 Of pslsssa
MsNrs Nav. n WilhAms who,ssa 8 drussss a 0vro-
n. T.. wre August 60 that "Your ElssSie S uruyes
y 'A-A any 0s'sf prop >sa''0n We = ss'~ s'ATa
Yer ale b BA1NEs PARK. II and u PARK row. and
Depot PhIladelphia, Pa ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

The Right Rev RICHARD PIus NILES for nearly twenty
years Catholic Bshop Of Nashville, died suddenly at his
residence in that city the 2st Bishop Mics
born IN Maryland on the 9th May, 1880 and the
OF five years removed with his parents to Kentucky
Hc was ordained priest about the year 1876 and con
tinued in tho ministry in Kentucky and Ohio until
year 1897 when he transferred the state OF Ten
Dessee lie rst Catholic Bishop His death vas caused
by apcblexy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

u - - SAfrKDAf F6b 20 2. II.
Asms.-The market was steady, with small sales Of
pots at SAC and pearls at 52.c
B1xAps7uFTs -Fiour-Thc market was nrm for the bet
ter grades, and more active for State and Weseru
brands, with sales OF 1900 bbs closing within the fol-
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Poiistcaa Smssllsssnse.

pv.sso There appears 70 be three demo-
cratic ia NJ % Georgshs cosbises tho Sephenises
aud the pousAsi,es The Osbs man, snys the Augusta
SsntSel, largely the majority. stephens viii poll
the next largest vote, and Douglas comes far behind;
but the latter stands the best chance ChAreston De
other factions do not think advisable 10 out
sgaAnst him just n0w-for fear II the copseqncsc~.
DorGIAs IN MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the Nv Orleans
Tue bo tenths OF The louisiana devo,ra.s ASIDE
firm ire federal ocsrs, in favor or tNs nomination Of
Mr.. Douglas.
Coming 0uT.-Andrew jackson psoe]son who ran for
Wee President Oh the Know NotAsg u.ket with Mlsra
Fillmore in 1850, tas declared IN favor Of John Bell for
The Presidency.
3 sNos SAYS Ur.-A Wisconsin paper speaking OF the
chances Of Hon Simon Cameron, of Pennsy vani says
SIMON may be ytruck by lightning, but Simon will mover
be President
DtcEEATD RxruBucAN MJoRrrY. --The result OF the
three last elections for Supervisor the town o.
Geld, Chauuqne county, y, is thus given by the Buff
ialo Adrrtis>Ex Lieutenant Governor George W. Pat
terson was In each Gaze the candiiate:--
ta'eTsons msiorty in 1862.
:, leoS.. ....................ls o
iooV........ .............. 10
The Adr,rssy rays that Governor Patterson was tho
immediate representative Of Mr.. Seward.
EA FIRE EATER FOR noucLAs Hon. Albert Rust OF
Arkansas said to have added his name TO the list Of
S,ulhern Douglas men.
TURNING Up AcAIs-h is said that the republicans of
oreda counyN Y, have elected delegates 10 the State
Convention who will appoint o. D. Aatteson represent
that congresfi,Da district in the Chicago Convention.
PERSONAL LIBERTY MNSksorA-The following is
copy OF petition In circulation In Minnesota and which
has already received many Signatures
Tho Undersigned citizens OF Hennepin county, ask OF
your honorable bodies to pass such personal liberty bill
as shall make 1t crime, punishable by tine and i'm
prisor me nt for person 10 claim property human
being within The bouniaries OF this State, win view 70
return such person TO slavery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

Posi- OFFICE DISCONTINUED Tho Post Office at Cronk'e
Corners Lewis county, N, Y, has been discontinued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

The Sxyxcm REoIMEyT.-This gallant military corps
have won fresh golden opinions from tho denizens
Washington BIZ their late witt here. Their sodiery
ing, admirable drill and in bref their complete military
in the District The reputation of the regiment evident
ly not greater than s merits and earnest wsh is
that hether may ever Decline Washington Union,
Feb "a.
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S. ALMANAC FOR new y0Rx-rus DAT.
81 NOON SETS eve IL Do
............. 40 HIGH WATER. morn -
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Aepytoo, Fss n, lsoa
SAsAs~o Affair ON Bcans ae Sa,p John oorte-7ne First
Hn.s S,uaa bv ne Cptata-7he napsats Put n Iuns ty
d cscord Hafe- Eoreasesss Of he Libeysas-Fasral Of
= y CAld dc.
Ma John Cotie Captain MaIett, arrived bore yoster
ssy The captain being found on board In ircns having
been placed there by the second mate for having shot
Mr. Perry he 1rst ocer II seems hat there was some
disagreement between The captain and Mr. Perry - 70
whether The ship TO the north or south OF the port
Of Acapulco the captain mainsiuing the nrst and Mr.
Berry the second. Some srgy words passed, when Mr.
Perry jeeYipsy told the captain be had better 70 below
ana take auianum ard 60 10 sleep, and he would take
ne ship in. The captain then went below, Mr.. Perry
asRov ng him, when more angry words passed. Mr..
Ferry then went on deck, having petol stckog out o.
Mis- pocket Al soon the captain reached the dcck he
Erred upon Dir. Perry killing him instantly The anfor,
tsaate took place the tn inst about fort
miles from here
The United States Cons Il went board, and, after xs
mining the case ordered the be struck frog III
sspaan and took him on shore where no u.s. ,pon
at the louisiana Hotel the Consul will examiu an Ii
Witnesses and dispose Of the prisoners sen6 aa the
~ New York for trial. TIE John Cotte sailed rom Ne
York the 2eh Of August, 1859, loaded th coal 10
The liberals have taken Oaxaca aud drive Cobos fro,
She State, ths, have perfect and safe commnn
oAsion With Vera Cruz by land. There has been bait
Also 1t CHINA, IN which neither party wa victorious
fought ON The LIST February. Gem ral Puepia an
staN arrived here last evening
a funeral pa,sed my house few day 8 ago and as II
ceremony wss what difsr one in our cou,
Wy, Will describe il exactly as sav IT, The little
dressed nsgnincensly, crowned with roses and II
yhe table RED through the streets with the chill
il; three fear men and boys walked in front firm
Tn ban,i fstn Of sh 40 peops mstes saye
Of he hte ones--so they Ie' rather than moarn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

REFUBIcAS MEETING.-=0n Saturday eve
ming last Republican meeting, highly respec-
table in point of numbers, convened in Tenn
plar Hall, pursuant TO public notice, for the
purpose of forming Lincoln Club. Hon. l,
RAxSEY was called 10 the Chair, aud J. d.
EAs DEaAS Esq, appointed Secretary We
learn committee WAS appointed to draft a
constitution, &c. and report at subsequent
meetng-but as we were not in at the tme
and no report of. .the proceedings has been
handed lis, We are unable to state who compose
the committee or what action they have taken.
Messrs- j. r. lIubbel DR. l. Barnes. and ]
s. Jones addressed the meeting, each gentle
man acquitting himself in a very creditab!e
manner.