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, 1860-03-29

1tiHH AhS %l.IiI''..- 4.t-ts H'~lsEM-'I
Til rc Il mt I'll change to noce In tic I.,ot ar Slrr
market inrs Last week. Witl: til, a,4 II. II the Is
mt-r.t: l,uk.t ditts, s:ly ORDERS The New
England ~ tats ibid fr,t ~ aud viii .T.lbe1s
Hu:i.css la t d / lev. far Al, kind.
oi a.ot.ir snf a-tc wax, ii fo. E"nd* In
Av + sn IT. ate ricts h:vr
taihe Ihe 1nasss f1 ~. l!n- was a!. fsst re
4 c.. NJ Fa!lat pk!a with la''I ar 4,s,td
IRON 3' I" s:;AJn.! e4l ''t! N II ~l!h j. In this
city, hi. ii lie f.tNrc In ch cling tic
VIE t"y-'s and lsnlthy oEc Which the saaFAtt ta*
1c.'.,:rE
D4*ta !" wo Il nil k:u.s Is rrw. aore~er ,uuel :c
srcrd III tll III Il. s.fs Manufacturers .H4
th.f t:r 1scrs tist continue II he Iellke4 TIL.
,rtspt:tH. '...i
N.'h the F7anfaru u-trs t1"rr liz c.ansc natItc
The c.atnn1ntc Of is ::i.r :u-ssts hrltcs- n
Siderable exr.,t ur ataras In C.t!rg
fas: ,c!ucd S"mc are tnsaEes! md an In rlnv
m1rr1tE tn ty 4f WIT anI s-ssnnal.p wark :cr
which fair lre. have he. a.ixel. TIE rntsc1san Il
h. II three snsnths t0Tetr- IL c1ptara
t!vey l. aid fur the psTsiy Ut ttc t1..t l. is well
that II sh..l1id ts'.
For "a itus t'c,c Ii rSe rrar irqu!-y tu:nns Tic
xlpncts ii tic werk noce lu1 cases ty the Nauc
luke from Tits port
, 1860-03-29

7. NEW Yonk, March as.-Thc steam sloop.of.
war Brooklyn left key West on the aad for Vera
Cruz, with Minister slcLauc and Consul Picket
On board.
The Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool with 7a0
passengers, but no specie. She took New Or
leans 1nAils Of the :s3d and kilograms Of the
9th.
The City Of Washington arrived this fore
noon. Noncvs-
The examination Of the two pirates Jackalew
md Hicks commenced to-day, but nothing thus
far has been clicited that has nut already bseu
published. Both prisoners exhibited remark
able degree of calmpese
, 1860-03-29

ST. I.oU1s, March =>:-Hothing Of great in,-
portnnce was ELECTED in the Carstang case TO-
day. Several depositions were read Tebutting
the allegations Of misconduct of the plaintiff,
New York and Charleston witnesses were also
brought Oh the stand to i1npsach tise testimony
rchecting oil the neral character Of Miss Cur
stang, her famiiy aud associates. Angry perso-
nal ,pmarks passed he:wcen . Witness and one
Of the counsel tor s,cfauoo, this marning-shs
lie was given, and it is insinated duel nay be
the result Of tue difficulty.
, 1860-03-29

LOUISVILLE, March =s.-The Hanson MATES.
has been settled. 1t will be Impossible 10 get
reliable information concerning it before to-
morrow. Nobody was hurt, and the excitement
has entirely subsiaed. The latest dispatch rid.
icules the whole afIair without explaining it..
Gov. MagofEn has returned to Frankfort. Tho
Lexington company did not 60 to Bersa, as at
ffrt1 fannr4a6
, 1860-03-29

NonPoLK, March es.-The brig Virginia,
Captain Lynn, an alleged SLAYER, captured
on the 10:h Of February in the Congo Rirer by
the United States kioop-ofwar Portsmouth,
has arrived here. She had no slaves on board.
Leats. Brown and Tyler brought the brig
here. There was mutiny among the crew Of
the brig on the passage, but the mutiuecrs we're
secured before they could escape.
, 1860-03-29
Fire In Hrooklyn. N =.

New IoaK, March 2s.-An extensive cou1.e-
ratioa occurred in brooklyn yesterday, By which
about $5o. 900 worth Of property was DESTROYED,
1t broke out in Allen l. NcDougalrs rope walk.
on'u 'ulton street. near Harris avenue, which, TO-
Ee:hcr with ionndeEy belonging to CHARLES
Wuoster, was entirely consumed. .
, 1860-03-29

ArcnrsoS, X. T March as.-John i. lIa1der.
man, Geo ". Beebe, II. ": Moore, c. c. Blair,
John Slough. Isaac Z. Elton, Robt. i. Mitchell,
Wm. Weir, G. 4. lIo1dup, Robt. Wilson. James
Christian md Col. s;imnns were to. Iay appointed
delegates to the Charleston Convention by the
Democratic Territorial Convention, held in this
city. s. !. Roualas vas DECLARED tie e!,oiSe Of
tue Convention for the Presidency. and the Gin
cinna:i ns..scrsa n.-.scrsa rcalirmed. Tho Convention
was stormy. The delegation was unanimous ior
DonclaE. =
, 1860-03-29
New Jersey Democratic Convention.

TaEYros, March @s.-The Democratic State
Contention met to-day to elect delegates to the
Charleston Convention. TIE following arere
selected: Senatorial Dclcgates-Wm. Wright,
sebjamin Williamson, ]. ". Wall and Jclla G.
tasleFtS. Congressional-First District, .Iohn
Z. Sharp nnd samne1 Hannah; Second, David
Aaar and Geo. q. Ford Third, Joshua doughty
and Albert Il. Spear; Fourth, John 1luylcr aud
Robert uamilson; Fifth, Samuel II. Enlicost
and Jacob Van Arsdale. The delegates ATE un-
, 1860-03-29
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Ten Persons Durned to Dcatl1--NJany
Injured.

New YoRK, March os.-A dwelling waa burnt
On Forty fifth street this morning. Ten persons
perlsslcd in the usmes, viz,: The wife aud four
children Of Andrew wheeler, aud the wife and
four children of Mr.. Bennett.
hcsdes the loss Of ten lives, several rerrons
were badly injured. 4 sister to Mrs. Eeunett
jumped from window Of the fourth story into
tue yard, breaking thigh: She is also badly
burnt; it is feared she will die. Six children
were rescued from the upper stories by fire.
men. Nine bodies hare been taken from the
ruins.
twas tenement house, with but one flight
OF stairs, under which the fire was kindlcd by
m incendiarf rs is sunnQsed
, 1860-03-29

TORONTO. Marcl 2S.-The Government has
finally taken steps to investigate the n.ttcr OF
the disappearance Of John Sheridan Hogan,
member OF Pariau,eut for Gray. Fears are en-
tertaiEed That there has been foul play.
, 1860-03-29

Tue Flour MARKET continues A2l AAun untA}s1au%
there being little or no shipping or speculative
inquiry. Wheat WAS in better inquiry for ship
,nent, principally to St. Louis, and prices :1d'
ranced tc. M. > Spring selling at essct1i'sa f"r
fresh receipts, aud :'ilc@97c for old receipts
The rcactun in cvrn which took place yesterday
a, the close Ct Change, continued to-day, aud
under and active speculative demand the mar
ket improved scGlc, and closed firm ut the ad-
vance-;l.e transactions being liberal at 4etcfor
canal a:oat; 4:! c@43. for fresh receipts No. !;
4lc@ TIC for old receipts No. J.; 4lc@4l3 for
fresh 1eceitts No. 2 and 4oc for fresh receipts
Rsjce!el. Oats were in good supply aud the
market was heavy and lowcr-Ssles var:inE
ir.rn ;;:s.@ &C: delivered. Rye continues scarce
anu firm. at SIC, barley is also in limited sup
ply. and the demand Is good at range Of CSC
1ac fer lots on track, aud E5c for No. in store.
Timothy seed was active, but the market was
l,,:l for common to medium qualities Choice
lots, however, meet with ready sale ut .ot@
cc.::5. Clover dull. with sales at $3.o0. Huuga-
riaa grass dull, md &c lower, GoG70 cents Icing
:ic range Ct to-1ayss transactions. Hides con-
tinnc in = rod demand, aud the market is firm.
Taliow quiet. A lot Of 500 bbla. city packed
Ness Park was sud to-day for delivery between
His and tue Goth OF April Mt $17.0a. Cut Meats
arc scarce. Lard in demand at 10a; but tlere
is none here.
Thc ire was broken between shippers and res
sci osners to-day, and the barque David Morris
waa engaged for corn to buffalo at l0c.
Rgcs1rrs Ar s;r. Lor,s.-March 3G-By River,
1871 La.s corn; s,peo bu wheat; 4,s5s bugs
oats; .,4:,; Lbls and sl5 bags 1our; 35s bags
rotatrc-; s:s bills whisky. Iy Railroads,
1000 tbls and ~ bugs flour; 1,509 bags wbcat
1,s-.4 bags corn; l,7775 bugs oats: IS bbls
whisky.
Ra1x VASrEp.-The Muscatine journal Of
the aGtA, SAYS The weather continues cold
aud dry. We hare had no rain Of auv conse-
yuence since the .lst Of lat month. Iisterns
are empty, and the roads are extremely dusty.
Rain a2p:ars 10 br ba'l!y needed
THE MISSISSIPPI R,vEE.--Thc Muscatinc Jour-
nat Of the aCth, Gays:
The river IL sill falling with Il feet water on
the Upper aud i: inches on the i.owcr Rapids.
There is only ) feet water in the channel bcE0sT
ksokuk. Such law water isNuusual Mt rl.is
season OF the year.
The larger class boats do not now at!cmpt to
cross tie i4nwcr Kapids.
WMEAr ON TUE M,ss1ss,t1I.-Thc Minneapolis
iSta< 1a'e.,s Of tic a4tl says:-
Wheat is NOW commanding 89 CENTS i'll our
market. Mr.. Thomas Moulton, proprietor Of
the steamer Enterprise. estimates that there aie
about 15f0D bushels of wheat M the Missisxippi
fir shipment this s],rng. 1t is anticipated that
the pota.oe trade will be large the comin::
, 1860-03-29

Adjournment of the Ohio Lesihfafurc,
CLErE1axn, March 2e.--The Ohio Legislature
adjourned yesterday. The House rccede.l iron,
il amendments to tie gcucral Appropriation
Eitl aud to the Board Of Public Wo,ks Bill, AID
those tao measure es became laws,
, 1860-03-29

A7cuisoS, March 2s.--ln the election for
county "i1icers. on the 2Gtll lust. the entire
Atchison city and township gave 150 i'en.o-
CRITIC majority-only about half vote pol'el.
, 1860-03-29

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ CQMT.tSY+S
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.

For Throu8 III FreIeh Only.
Via New Ger tr Great Wester7 auI ens rea.s TO
Chicago ani all The West.
th: EsadA this o.d and rea!e route from the
SeaHar1 AMI the We.t- have e'Ean.:cdS
FAST REIGHT LINE.
Giving p1f Ct Relia Nty greatly increased D.,ath
Fssl.,-sle tEan- forming the Line Last and Writ
til the regularity akitg Tic
teruaiuas Of ech i.oai ~ THROUGH p.sens,r Trains
isat~* low by aay ether line. Kcc!amatio2s
Expr se Ita., via Il. u. r. =.
ii NV Ycr deliver r67Gs a: Eulscu Rr:r t:arrc7d
Pa.-tngtf ieTos Warren street Clrai St1cef pssot.
In Hetn. !.!s.. soos E,s a1d Worcester ltaroal
Dri,ot. an! t Ark ~ atsvf,
Thrnuk liiaf L.InS slren asI Eecan ,.,ons Md a,
any Of lie tnnpauy1s Utc+a. ~ a$
+. !. H-At" A- -e..,, s::s Esoad~av, Scv Turk.
UTts ktN:sALL. Aktuts >'a:e ssrSes, Bo<tv.s,
4. WALLINGF0IsD, Western Agent.
Cac1cv. nlhsf ~ "
, 1860-03-29
a &1nvar Tns.sfAr,.ucJ

Uos7oS, March 35.-The bark 1sla DCuba.
seized as SLAYER some months since, has been
Condemned rs such. by Judge Spraguo Of the
United States District Court, after lengthy
hearing.
, 1860-03-29

NILLrnGEy11LE, Ga, March ga letter from,
which he says: al must withdraw nv name
Internationally from the canvass, and this let
teF Is written for the purpose Of announcing to
all who feel an interest in the matter, but par.
tlcu1arly to the delegates from Georgia to tie
Chnfleston Convention, that laxc t3aue %
, 1860-03-29


HE len Ms I Nv ANA GEN
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az a.1ss pcDBlE TRACE.
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,vt,rc- rt.
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ia,ir tr,su. cnuscs sIre, ,oE Sa lAtt.
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en a;ns r. rucn 10 lie x4lrfy nf Tar. lcss-
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= ASH FOE TICKETS mr. ;.,T-s.r,.cv
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.3ssas.a ,!@.::,l lsa.s.' ::.: ~ I;.sss sa:etae
DIRECT LINE tSS!rEEET S!.Et E THE EAST AND THE
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, 1860-03-29

Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Railroad
Election.
piHsnrncu, MARCH, 2s.-The election Of III.
rectcrs o? the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cayo ]ta'lrond Company took place day. Tie
ticket htaded by Thomson uuI Cass is elected
by q very large minority,
, 1860-03-29

A New Candidate for the fsaItfnore
Nomination.
AuGrs1s, G.. March as.--Thc correspondent
Of the Chronicle Of this city indicates that Hon.
Howell Cobb Is suitable candidate to be nom.
ina:ed for the Presidency By the Baltimore On
las being nominated BY the Charleston Couycn.
1inn 0||'~A
, 1860-03-29

WASHINGTON, March a7.-Thc Cothmittee on
Territories in the Senate directed its chairman
Mt the last meeting to prepare bills fur Narada,
Pixies Peak, DacotaA, md Arizona in the ordi.
nary form, to be submitted next Thursday.
No CONDITION in regard to slavery was proposed,
but may be before they are presented to The
Senate. The House Committee have this sub
jcct still uader consideration, anil will probably
adopt the general boundaries, for the new ter
ritorics proposed by the Senate, excluding Ari-
zona. They intend, however. to assert the prin-
ciple distinctly in some form that slavery is not
established by law.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The General Appro-
priation bill makes the following provisions:
For PENSIONS. $S40,e09; Military Academy.
s1s",(sH'; Indians, s1.907 .coo; consular and
diplomatic expenses. ST. ,oS2 0H0; fortifc1tious,
se0,. .o0o; army, sl3,9s4. 900; Legislative, ex-
esairs s and and judiciary judiciary e1rsnsss ss'";
1s2,'rH); deficiency in the Post Ullicc Depart
ment NEARLY sC.00o. .o'n; total 81, 14o.Wm or
nett reduction by the Committee Of Wars and
Means Of $l.ls?,0!D from the Secrcta-
r. Of the Treasury's estimates. The
appropriations estimated for the service Of The
fiscal year, ending June, 1851, made by former
acts OF Congress Of aspecific and definite char
meter, amount to upward Of SS.l74,o 900, making,
with the above tota nearly S53,::444 600 for the
service Of the next fiscal year. The largest re-
duction by the Committee was $Gio00D from
the ARMY estimates.
The number Of banks and branches IN lhe
1st Of January throughout the Unittd States,
according to the returns ut the Treasury
Department, was 1,5Ga. The capital paid
in $ial sso. 900, and The amount Of specie on
lland ss3.9?4 900. The resources of these banks,
including notes. laans, securities ani rcal U.s.
tate, is stated at nearly one billion dollars, and
their liabilities S5;l ,o0o, 900.
The Committee on Wars and Means hare con-
curre,l witt. the Post Office Committee in re.
storing thc inland mail service to the condition
that it was in when the last CONGRESS- adjourn
cd. and will report such q provision in the Post
Office Appropriation nitl.
Tho special committee appointed by the
Speaker to inquire what negotiations or le.is-
lation: j. necessary to promote the tobacco
trade with foreign countries. consists Of Pugh,
Tompkins. Br;stow, Ferry, Thomas, Lake and
Leccll, Of North Carolina
It is said that Elisha English has been an-
pointed United S:ates Marshal for Indiana III
place Of Robinson, deceased.
The bill for tic suppression Of polygamy in
Utah will agasn be taken up:in the House next
Tuesday. 1t il the same as was introduced
four years ngo.
, 1860-03-29
Fugitive Slave Case,

PHILADELPHIA, March es.-Thc fugitive slayc
case WAS resumed this morning. The counsel
for the prisoner asked for the adjournment Of
the case until to. tnorrow On account Of the ,on-
arrival OF Eitucssos. The request was not
granted. The argument OF tho case Was ihc;,
commenced, and after itsconclusion the fugitive
slave 1foruer was rcmaudei to his owner by
Judge Gu 1waltader.
Pn1LApELpnl4, March sa, S P. M.-Grcat c1-
element prevailed IN the vicinity of the Court
House on the announcement Of the Judgc's de-
cision. A large crowd, chiefly composed Of ne
groes, assembled, and on the fugitive being
taien to the carriage they surrounded it mud
made desperate a1iempt at rrscHe. The car
riage was broken down. when il1e police inter-
fered and arrested twelvs Of the rcsrucrs. The
fugitive was then escorted to prison. 4 writ Of
tabeas corpus, reiurnable to Judge Allison to-
morrow forenoon, has been served on Marshal
IpEt,
Zen 0! lhe attempted 1escucrs haye been
committed to prison By tho city authorit,es,
,napselv-uine negroes and one white n.au. The
United States have sent in writ Of retainer.
In The meantime, tile fugitive awaits the action
of the State Court on the habcas cornus.
, 1860-03-29
Nc1Y York Ea{4Ic Mark ct.

0F. IyLEenArn.l NV YoEK. March 8.
bEEyEfathct i active 4e1apd Mt nl,7ut ,st ,yrrkis
Etsc, e. ,1ss qqs!y Ksse'rts $40. Qaeta:lrs-
cx1JAs, 41A1. f -
sr1sE-sseady at essxo fos cornfa. Ree5r., s,teo.
, 1860-03-29

!fn1L.DELru1A, March oS.- John Robins
Administration Deuocrat, has been nominated
by tic Democrats of this city for Mayor.
, 1860-03-29


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, 1860-03-29

{ 1FFlCE OF THE GALENA g.
~ CHICAGO uSlOs RAILROAD,
ciitcAkp, March 1tE1



~1 ~ - 44tGt LA1IhNA ~
~ |A4cA'lo uSlOS RAILROAD.
Cntc44o March - 1tao
SPECIAL NOTICE,
cnt nrr II $50 this company viii .ua Al &c.
t.i 9 nn !rla htwcfn Ftx l1rer alu Chtc,eo
aafS' SUNDAYS excepted, II l1luws;
la1yink Egln about ca IN c.,,r. ,...
Arriving 1t Caeaxo 80 In e@"'" ao-n1 o'o a"al'
Lzar.nx c5lc 20 ii :: a,ylc. =, ri, ahor,4
t,nNu,,r.rIn1 W.. @ ~ ~.
tVH SHuttHA!ltA and EXCURSION TICKETS will
rarfses ~. saosm os IAN az ~ xIenly reduced tates.
the rn,nt1r ~. W. Chic anu uInt to 1et:Je in
o1 ,U 1es information spnly the General Fassenger
~AAe~' Heas eac<t utPtS, Chtag0.
III u porrrp + U. rALCOTT. Gent supt.
z. =. L0t. Els. Geu1 l'ass Asrlt. nh-3ossum.'
rvrr T1rnc ATm]7@- -1------
L. 1OUiC. ALTON AMI fH1
~ u4Go HAn,Rnan
WINTER ApptvCr,,r.,n
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"a End atef SUNDAY. Dec H. 1s39 two E.r+as r-.s.s
dali; id ~S'e 80 1@@-@
~. LoG3S. CAIRO, MEMPHIS TICKYN1Ea AM,
NEW ORi,ASs 01'D
hnrtnas,.,
, 1860-03-29

"WEDNESDAY Evuz1o, March s, 1880.
The following are the receipts and shipments
far tl,a mast trenty-f -four hours:
, 1860-03-29

ii i 46 LAsALLE STEEE-.

ii i 10 LAsALLE sZEEE-.
Banking Department
De,1s:ts sszei7ra or cu'rrE: Aecaun: fnc ps-.;. 7
sesa- M ' ae2c,.so.s aa n <F4s "
la::ret lAiaa.s, "a os'S j. li,u~ in ca,+s xaers
interest VII! se slle~xt.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
N ,n1as NJ: :s,' isA a:e dollars scst!ve
eli t. :. p.S;, ,e: =; ts ::';.s.. a y, e*.'
eetaeass naae pa,abis oa demand .as II Ike fund, a.
deros,sea-
COLLECTION DEpAKTEEaT.
It is, s. s'ri; | :; AT ,snta r "a
t0'rrtnns saic ri IN Ill t4 Of lie W.s ;roer-ds
fer!s'tI c1 farusaoirteEas.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPAlkr-
1ENF.
!ee C7:un, ev7'at!<i in any E.s the tn :. states
Gana:. md tSvs nAae asr4,ttuea:s hy .nsh
saess. Accounts, e. IN New York
STOCK DEPAfRTmEHT.
We buy a1i sell Co=,rc;.,:ca eYhs. at t1Geakc os
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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-15
Napoleon Seeking the Footsteps of the
Fathers.

Fathers.
The morals Of the French Emperor, it may
be, are properly interpreted by Mr.. Raymond,
whose charmingly discourssd to our citizens
last night Of the "Army Of Italy" and of the
policy Of Napoleon. The events now trans
piriug give rs-awakened interest to the lam
gusge Of the FIRST manifesto issued by Napo.
leon III on departing for Italy. He said: al
wish not for conquest, but am determined
firmly to maintain my national and traditional
policy. ! boldly avow my sympathies with
people whose history is mingled with our own,
and who now gr0an under foreign oppression.
"Tbe natural allies Of Franco have always
been those who desire the amelioration of the
human race, and when she draws the sword it 10
not to govern, but to free. Tho object, then,
of this war Is, to restore Italy to herself not to
impose upon her change Of masters. We do
not enter Italy to foment disorder, or to dis
turb tho power Of the Holy Father, whom we
replaced upon his throns, but to remove from
him this foreign pressure, which burdens tho
whole peninsula, and to help to establish tho
order based upon lawful satisfied interest. In
fine, then, we enter upon this classic ground,
rendered ilIustrious BY so many victories, to
seek the footsteps Of our fathers"