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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-28

NBw ORLEANS, July "a, 1850.
Nh. -: Dear Sr--If you can look
complacently upon the wreck you have
caused, Ills my wish you may do so. Your
promises and representations In regard to
business, induced me to form a connection
with you-aud those promises have all
failed. am now reduced to the last al.
tentative to die. or live disgraced and
from your knowledge Of my disposition,
you can not doubt the result.
I freely forgive you all the injury you
have caused me, and my earnest wish IL
that you may be happy, and never know
the fortunes to which have been subjected
since my business association with you.
With many good wishes for your future
welfare, remain, Truly your friend.
T. MosnoE Cony.
In addition to the above, we are
informed that Mr.. Cory, whom we
saw yesterday appearing in the
best mood of hiliarity, had q note
to meet, which was due on the cath
inst, for two hundred dollars, and
left the store at IL o'clock, to go
and raise some money! as he
said, to pay it. He did not return
to the store again yester lay, or was
not seen there until this morning,
when he was discovered corpse.
A clerk from the bank where the
note was due called in the afternoon
at the store. and left q notice Of
protest. This protest Mr.. Cory no
doubt expected, and as he was very
sensitive about matters of debt,
and was known to have said he
would rather die than be dishonored
in such matters, it is only fair to
receive his letters as true evidence
of the motives which actuated him
TO so fearful an end.
He was very gentlemanly man,
about forty-eight years of age, me-
dunn height and was somewhat
cheerful in his department. He
was native of Rhode Island, and
never, that we know of, was mar.
ried. His partner, Mr.. Miller, is
now in the State of Virginia, This
native State, making business ar.
engagements for the tobacco agency
the firm had here. Mr. Cory will
be buried this afternoon.-Delta.
Wa are in no humor to write an
obituary to-day; the sun is too
bright and the earth too glad with
joy. Perhaps the very sense, that
we ought to do tits the very sense
of restraint that causes the pen,
stiffiy to refuse TO run in that di.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-28
Ground Corn aud Oats

nAT' and 6round Corn together produces q
" superior fsed-esil and give II trial.
july1T JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-28
WINES Z WINEsi.

IN BOXES best Table wine-Claret and
CJ white, OF the best brands, In store and
for sale by NJ. PkENDERGASf.
julyT
, 1860-05-01
Anecdotes of Senator Wade.

The Washington cores pondent OF the keokuk
Gat4 City records these anecdotes Of Old Ben
Wade:
l characteristic story of Ben Wade is inst
now circulating about Town. There are good
many piieous looking beggars in this city. Mr..
Wade always keeps plenty Of change in his
pockets, so that he can satisfy their appeal
handily. The other day he was walking wish
Senator Fsssendcn, when they were arrested
By charitable appeal, Wade drew out a hand.
ful Of change, and lei the beggar take piece.
As they passed on, Fessende1 demonstrated
with him on the practice Of such libcrality, say
Ing that it encouraged idlencss, and besides, the
applicants werc not often worthy, or as destitute
as they appeared. Wade rcp:1cd, pensivelv.
"Welt, I suppose they amt. But then don't
car. On 'c1n, let 'em have good time"
4 good story Of the old fellow, that get cir
culated during the campaign Of ls4s, has Just
been told in my hearing, which some may pos
sibly have heard hefure, though reyer hive.
Through this r. ion {the Western Re:erre) 1t
was matter of scme surprise that 50 strong
An anti i-slarery man as he should 90 for Gen.
Taylor. 4 friend demonstrated with him enc
day, setting before him the gross inconsistency
Of q man like him supporting Shareholder lcr
President. II know It looks a little odd. ;" said
he, but then be is u good old Whic, and
don't want to sec him crrci6ed between two
such thieves as General Cass and Martin Van
Durec, anyhow"
, 1860-05-01
TRUSTEES SALE w yhrr.o-

= MaicoHl McN eul and ;h1 " Fra,-r h,vn n,t. .--
at II the payment uf fasec cn* *oy rrt~s 1rc,ttcd by
a.e. M q, ~ ~ ar II My. 4. ISL.
s1g S.y 81 of , 1Sqasy a D. ri wn in.yc@ esn.
.he ether for tve hum Eed AMI aE'tyfETe dola1 anI
IN & ttatS :,!d r'tt. scu'a h. de. 0! trust e1e.
notes Ennnir to the s:us - anil conyeYirx
70 ~ ot nnnsef ,"sntr tlan lack Or buodfri
MI one t!o1 II the scttl Section Atu!ton 10 hr CIV or
Shea:e Tth the huEI!aes Ani tn:nvsn.rt.t4 tkey. d
Ete In tsy q hca4o County II Chaa ard He.e Uf
e'5!sr Of -! .o* Cu.:v IN hook T.; sr-.Ir ,a1es
NV the+iore. y pGE>Harce wsh The po~.z. ,nA nrp-
IeapS OF 8at eCh At TEI4s cottllnel and on IT, nn.
I'm o. Tie !:ea, n"ttr If .s.d noes ~
ees - tne Forenoon ~ said 4y. +t ss pulic acnn ~
eas - :ae hEht.t tpI+ the ,bova t<Iiu1 pfr.,-ys 10
terra nd the cC*.s rf .aic i Itt3T- IN pIsfsI "
Ch!c.gc. February T. l,n S1WEEI s'ri:ti:S
t'"eAa Aso' - 34ettaFrGt y tlotk: TIu4ee~,
, 1860-05-01

4AS LTnCRNEF At LAT
auLlClIoh In CHAECERY AND PROCTOR IN
ADMIRALTY,
oEe9 No. u Clark stEce, Roon No. {up.s.at.s.3
1Fnnt.
, 1860-05-01

-, no:, C.nk ccuEtv - Snp~or e.. ur # Ehjcaxn
aat !:tar!rsJ. isu-nvit.oa! r NJ. 'taa e. Lea.
faec Notice % hen ty xyc3 hat, Il! r,r,auce Of 4e.
etesL o!es catered N tt above ent'.e1 crr~e on liz
:sseIih dav of +P' 4. b. 1871 J, l4 >vt Master ia
hsncefy Or sat CsnTt. viii t-e .t Nav
=; ~ =, he 't hca. Of ien *s1 n Inc II
cash, a the So! dotr Of the tou1t Icu.e u ss teuoty
81 co1k ne o!lcwtn teres,ht1 rrr.s ac.e1tsr vii,
County Of Cook and Stto It i1:no!. to LII. n1,c
ts!sa tT.1tT~'h.ss t~. Dtyec. ts:l and tweay ev~
49, u c. J. 1iu'fs SHhy!-iu7 Of loc. S..svz {:> In
tas1 IEstees suea!st.on Of section thirty thr-e ISL in
town'hp iny tO Nrtl OF 10 fourteen tI{j, Ksa al
thnl rtinc pal mcmillan, IRA St,.ttr
Mas'er l1 Ch.neeIr ct Superior Coust of Cbsxo
Il RI. nsI1o ~
, 1860-05-01
MORTGAGE SALE. Nhereas


1sA t}eo 4. k.k.cr a:t L:!t!. W F.. KEY, h. vie.
ss;ta q ts Cty of th1ea.o. IN ,es teunsv o ok nd
State ~ lanh* ev he:! sesain tnieLt.rs st Nogltr
dAec t twenty t'xth dav Of -spte. tn III. ge7s pf
oHE Lot!, onr shoahsn4 e!1tt hundred ard xfty.prr
ntfiReds" kote"t Lare Il heir. asslf:s 10 70.
erf the oasnent Of Gue certain pou h.1ry nuo Of even
tAe With said mat. oc 1tEs:a .aIEsd ter Il su
o. nx1@eu huntted 2u tstIt lnIA xahty-
eight esnts. etea} w vt aAr ate of tau psr
sest Pc. anun om September the hf:a. l.p the io!
c~nE d-acbed let's tracts. "a erL, al s.,Aasa ia
3nt eer 5cda. feLow* IL VII: ~T4s w<s, nslt O. do
IoHpssi2 nnsnetE t~entyx (.s. No th Vt Papxo atm
bfr ten 1r kat esnx eiyEsy .r.. .a,c. IL Sieou6js
Cou:ty. III uns~ sTha E. half II tho to1thea,t otar.
ter Of seetin EIn:er e.? In ToFsshtp tx .Aix
t7S S4rth Range uunbef t {l Ea< 10 n: cxhiY aefvg
u lrquots county, lnCIs" Which saIa alottxSx w,s
1!et f Ftcor1 In thr Fecc se.s Oc~ =! add SoaaiY Of
1st.iuits 81 The fOuteenth 1Ar Of Uc:0seF i. D.. 49,
and duly 1.ordtl IN Hoax 1uiEb. ctx'xtn page th4ee
aund: ~ oDs. And wr!ch nuf~ nrde BY the sld
G+orze H. Ec1leY. and p1!ah t. the osIt II tbs aid
Robert r Lane. +lx months af tr t- kc rhse With To-
1872 NOW Therefore. default having v,n tie pay
authority R7.r'ed t. TIE .d ruz 1xc aal tor thu
nses Aad puT2Nses therein - pits% kofr,t L. Laa<.
the said u viii be II public tha !zhet
~ Best th&drF. faF cash. The tenth My A. D.
1nu a te. ulkcE In Liza fust ut Irth doc5 Of
Tho CcuH t'use. In the Cty of t'hrXn -tatx Of uos
tha s@d described traits or pA.ce's II IA, much
ftefeof aat ~ b. Eecessry 10 sally sid with
te;st ue. and 81 cossa md 1t M sale esethse
r:th ~ Esht ard sanhy q ted 2'a VI te aid 1eoEgs
Anil I1ih ram ,,,Ir-1 ~
, 1860-05-01
g The history of Hair DIVES shows

g The history of Hair Dyes shows
that they have hecn In use In the Old World
FOR 1000 YEARS.
-FGfeaton isroAeled last. The modern wcrI Adnits
that
Ch'STADoRO'$ ExcEIsloR DYE,
enascn aud 1uparts IL Tic cIcnents Of bc5uty xh.eA
henFen hAs bcsohu u The favored heAda The
es1nse Is effected In a few ,nn,n E.s.
Dn. CH!LToA sATs,
a@f careful sua3t !hat It contains no "delete.o.s tn
efedleha. Sold everywhere, and applied hy al hat,
dtessen. CR1STADoRo, No. Ax,or l1oa.e. Nsv Yo.t
join D. PARK. Agent
Hpl6dAIfm 11f Lake street
, 1860-05-01

TRISTEE,S SaIH 80

WUSThE'S SALE TVL-----
teorse \. CIT b. aad Aan. n tph. tedS,
~ nneteenth day Of ,ay. IS Xxi .os. hls s.fe, o.
~ ys.ea 70 ,ht Mark Sknr ,her 9nd d.
to 1e i lbs .a oa 10y y ts s dese
fhs tenor Rn1 effect of txo certain i. aeen4inEto
TONED and d:sc'in:i IN .ad d.r.i n IN 81 men
seu s 1 q. tseS1 VA a't nf trFs in u,
3lst aay Of MAY. a. ia md va r.nri H. q tho
5! of DEEDS en- PaZe 1?2. &c. a;.t IN ia 10
q the EseoFder duly eaoeed the har: al Lii d.;
u; aaa: HhsFvas default has been nads By ths III Il
eh1nk. to Eadsworth shc1snn tho payees taus,t n u:
"f ~ T. the legal ho! fe'. sf hl:s Of A.
tu The tes of sud v- Of t,u.t Ind or
aaf uapd; and. whereas sid dr~ of trtt VA r.,vrf
Eestwea and confirmed BY certain deed ct -onsnvnnr
made % M eKecSted BY The sai, Gec~A thhs. tosmher
.e n' ~ fhs a. ,;t fusk:E Ss: ani Elan u 1aei;r
FL ~; ~ tae twscty,anh day OF Nay, a. D. 'Ee auI
H. a or rrcu:d In The KecnrI-:ts Once ii an1
Of fnre Q. Coox &ore.~'. the .y.trst daY
drsI cn r. = s1sa5s hy H. K+c1.de, eerdsats en-:
ant ~. ~ .hs pten,ises meconcti j., ss ia of :@.t
sane - afor. sad. 'E''fsa4 koa fxfe@fnx The
IN g., Marx Co n.b, ,.
,s!i det will or 1,e twenty.sr.. ~ T. .ae aios-
lsG A t"e:vc ossctk At uson of III, u wv. a: y.
~ 9S a he Worth 'socr .! The usr I,s a. AZ ~,
he hss oaes ae SeGa:i 11 nc c9 ; a:A ss
sti PREMISES stuve. lyc= mi Ia1 n ~ ufopef.
- 49,. ssate y HEno.+. AND knuwa anf d ssc9hea ~
u q II. S.t .sJ o s a"th h,f Of a ass
el lin. aen!s a.ssl So: y Ms1ss
IL a1 Al rn ., ~ tvrsn's ,o:
Tor, sarsd Ia sid deeds !. so,I - i1e s
.p-t*ta MARX SKINNER T,.....
, 1860-05-01

kUS'rEE'S SALE.--W hereas.
= Eroeh e Stevrusa aca Eltz beth " St..-ns hi. vim
Of The etty or Chicago. Co1oiv n Ck .ni St.ts or lii
e1 on thr svetts..ixsh Av Of Iauuarv IN tt var
IT our Loet .ne thousand eight hun6zd nr ~. ~
ssute aad d:sver "a u n7hersRne Jnan IT, Eun7 ~
I1see Deed o. Trust OF ths prenst4 hes 1fisr d.
scFseI 70 steur th+ paEtent certain pomss1V ncfa
Eae ~ the ~. Eaoch 3. Sscy.n* au the Int "a. ther
and Also q! +aa e-erT Indebtedness cr !ahlty which
the said neh IT, stevens then owed say .s shtre-
aur might owe o. 10 Aa1ts to TO TIE "NeTch4nt's
s2F{aS La. 11c Trust r6ES:ny~ b v';ue Or sny 1 an
n1te eonf fl Of exhsaSt, trsfr. aec pan.c e7dorse
meht Or 0teTx. ard tte nfEs%& thsy "a .sh{eh s,ii
Deed OF Trust bears de tie sad twscty.s st sv AZ
January. T. lso. and ;. :is r tt IL an3ss or.
h7- - .%S
Now. therefore, teaut having 5een mule tho payuea.
7nn!Sensv ECte, uret b: sa!4 Dee! Of TIt ,ud
Application having been rae tn hv tbs exa1 hn.tsr
rstck p1hl notice Il hrFebv R:rrn thst ao1 u!
pErsaanre ot thr p,Wer and authority xsssed tn IN
ahd hY said DEED Of Trust. ao Tot thr ard pupo.e+
therein expressed, >hal T1rs5av. sha eighth d.-
MY u lsho. II the hour oI ten ococs In .he~ II y
3I that day It the north door Of fhe Court -rso
Gfy Or Cb.ca@' urt fnE s1c anil +ell At arse Ia aal
~ ntss $ 81 md ss,t eedr sr ss auction =
r. a9d ,, ins IA tle County .oo o. rn;t .sst~ IT.
sas. 1as;sa, ~ aSs,p,1 Eo~s +, wi.Los inss, !"o,
.a. aco sset"n A.s'or cSe.so an! ,sr ,:ss;vo 5,s
r.yes. ana e1ty Of Erden:tiHn u ,hs vi, ah
and ass.sna her- y. ssrsas. bis wlfs sat hse.
, 1860-05-01

4 q; nol.. Cork County. s-cook County t.,rn, Cows
aaetry, II ha II. ka.te ~ Gsofxa e. nv SaIs
AArn>tn'nk and Iarc~ Ayerii "~ ~ oA@ee% 1as's-
n,anH. hereby sis-, that IN prsuaace of III.
fs 1ost u deeSee entc ri IN e 4berr entitled cs,Isenn
~ W stn aay of NlrtA. 4. Il. 1870. l. 8: Psns E-eer
m ~, ~ .nftrV cook County STATE aarIs ws]i
~ ~. W ~ 'T nt N;y D. 1 @e .. puzzle snet:on
s91 III! M*a Iu he nv af ,hca Cua,y II LIZ *
;he f"S ~h osess IN The tsen"en o: ~. sy iii It
es1n VT t,.s1 IL r. p.rst! he CITY ct
paIt {: sht nc ~ 'sc.a uf .ee.:rn So Is t in :c,r
ens oif ~ =, th'f nenh !" .tn,rsea ~ rs.
ess cn:rc:., n ~ l'bas htatn II Vi c i. nnt sn
ta%n y ,Ge ~a:rr 4 e 6E1 es An 10 lie nd
q ~ Est mag nf al: K:rs - ,Idtcn nov On 81,
- ns once of the Hreonfer of Dee, the Lsurty cf
!" With sd al map !zs rcfvE>ncs !. hr,.r
O. ~ much sAsf-"t ma. nreesex.y 10 ,s
SC. T. :! ~ Ws1ws TX: - tNrrts nv Tto eosta.
caleaxo. April T. 1sSc ~osr artnr@,j mSseW;
, 1860-05-01
TRUSTEE,S SAfF 1EI--

Dtsa1't having sesa Ea1 n the nsyn--, If .s-t.s
ho1c ateeufts! By a. Hea ~ on IL. f.rtS
e. e1ss, "a aad - Gs e. four eG?s
O. Hta-oeS ohe uaders!tn,~ t. G. r.7s 49,, r,~,@ IT.
np'9 ae r e:,ste ttE*nst'eF dr.cnbed sd n.a-itS G
ook 10 it, payr: 81 Devils sna .Ep;c,.rn 31+n2 "a
Se1 nsoe TO rt ev II. e ho!rr q -' sc. ?ue,c ~
,ss st ten oeock In the forenoon Of sal aT Il H..
s"rth a.. ~ tae ourt Ho1r. IN .te s:r Of Ch:e<eo
a1con = the hSsr+t er =. e-.i me rreni...I Ii III
trust cetd hetnz stn.fed Ic 'hs city chtaS"
'of u west half Of lot number Il, II hrk nun;xr
cae etl.n AeTenaen tll.l schan ~etn Aitton %
or Chicago together with s,! sbs ovtease sni a
prHen'u~ts ihesunto eeone:rg, sn al nx ht an, couv
cf reFempton q" The said D. Hcaco hs os.En xnd
aaa:as In AMI to said 2rent*. A3
~, L.r PAINE FnEEn, rr-rrtse.
, 1860-05-01
Gh:aaso. April 18th, ,sa4,. - ~ Milan: Trustee:

A nMlN1sTRATOR'S NOTICE.
n!r.atsx ~ Ky havic W .%ea ri. srpo.nsrd Al
y cauts al 1;s.r =, ths st.:. q as h ceao
aeSs ut sfens q M Cur then to r. + n 1i juno
4 1heh tn. ana :, # ~ <as tsd sst
navsn any eltms in.t MI tst,.e a.r g. fersoos
stnt the sane :oe aaju.tment NS S"''e'ea 10 pre-
SARAH ELIZABETH TRACY
lsa:sd Ar71 18th, 1seo as@ssl::tsff;E; .,sA: fs,
, 1860-05-01
t5tmt1lg ha.l),neS.


SEWING MACHINES.
~ Ee5 ass AND s1o.
l.. CORNELL l. cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Esoub1e Lock, Tight Fast Stite1.
WARRANTED to gve good satisfaction the nEhess
priced In Market Make Tie same stitch Is tie ele5 Ma
chncs; are lare 9z4 inches under arn Is: In
tRfe, hare the Under feed. er.izht needle le tvs
ccn.!npu sEoo do the md fest work r. stitches
to the lncn. Run VERY EASY AND ALMOsr
SolSELEss and are neatly Eashed. Either Machine Wiz
Glitch, Hem, Fell. Tsek, Gather and Embre;der.
:. They have taken tl1 HIGHEST premium y: seye.>.
Fairs. The y: M-chnc {Ion ~. pae.t) j. cqus lE
gsGty 70 tue tle machines. T'Gas !cx on 1:hou:
Ch:o IT. ~ &c lTn;ea,t ians pasea'' ~. i ,EeeF
tas ~! Family I=shnc ec.nl!asi tTaksaEt sass
pstent} very aEge ALL cunren ent i- stRiAk Large
Eents Quilt rg &C.: !uM Il c1Ia5" uf t1.,y tbs
fnca: Swts Nusns. Ele. srse eay learned fEoo
the printed L.rcctibus.
samples, G1sru.ars and Cut receipt of stamp
We ar- sole hgcntH here for tho UNIV EtsSA Al HE:4
MEh AND GtAGE, adjusted to all taicsnca-s Of c4uth,
and I'll widths nf lem viii hera ad fe a:ld
CAN BE- EASILY ATTACHED II my oAW1Ea
MACHINE. Hrice3h.
LARGE DlSCUEXT To AGENTS AND C1EE3i.
REAGENTS WANTED evsrrshsre. Cocae a::t tce
u Il 1SS Lake sttee:, or ad:vs CORNELL co.
I. o. Btx :so: chicago. I:!:aos. ocls
, 1860-05-01

s Those who are Curious to Wit
M lbs ~rsF = Tcs:ectlo to which g. oh.wa;dt Qste
r-Hastr u ntcss:or.. n. II Ina brought the ma1uf.o-
esa q, xd Toupe-s LIT inT.tet to visit: tis Wig and
uaa tSG Roas,s, 1T No. 1c3 Lake etree. and c1.m,os
.es 'r1Gs l':tto~t'cnA q No scrutiny e.a detect
1a* = 'c!a! a:n the zasnr whcE adjusted to tne head
, 1860-05-01

{ 20 AIl1NERS1iP NOTICE.
rs11 i4e Co:raEncsship hyco!or, sting uAter the
LIN ~ WRIGHT, EtLLE1f: : EAWSta, e1t.ras Ills
Wy y It's Imitation :ni ~ .htrsl Ut fhe t,sj.
~. lac Late aslu will BE- scft!-; ~ J. In t. Wrf.At aut
<"<" hsFtou. J''A: Il. WRIGHT,
.1uRHATHAH GILLETJ.
se" So:k, ,Ma.ch 81, lSSa LEVI RANSoS.
.das 1hs , ,Te,.'e"sd have 'hs e.: fe.se co,.ner.A
sbe q Wcrtcr1 .sotur+ o,uru sson Eu -{orea
efrre4. >~ ~ Irti i -: - ~; -. ,S + auaI
spSG III ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02
From WnshinRton.

NEW York, March 1.-The 7ribvne'S
correspondence says Senior MatN, the
Mexican Minister of JuareZ here, has
resigned his post, and will leave Washing
ton in few weeks. This step is sup
posed to nave been taken in consequence
of some difficulty between Jaarez and
Ocamps, which has suddenly determined
the latter not to come here as special min
lister, according to an understood arrange
ment. Mata is Il son-in-law of Ocamps.
The Harper's Ferry Investigating Com
mittcc has adjourned, subject to the call
of Mr.. Mason, there being no important
witnesses to examine just now. 1t is I'M
derstoOd that an effort is making to bring
Mr.. Forbes before the Committee on the
expectation of obtaining some develope-
ment from bin to compensate for the adj
mittcd failure so far.
The Senate Post Office Committee will
report bill for carrying a scmi-wcekly
mail from st. Joseph to Placerville, for
$500, 900 per annum, and for a semi-week-
~ from FL Paso, being nm extension of the
San Francisco and Ell Paso route, at
$295 900 per annum. This, with the
Butteriield route, would furnish six trips
per week from the Atlantic States to Cali
fornia, costing about 81, 100000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02
Enuornch Church.

CINCINNATI, March AT 8 o'clock this
morning, as the workmen were engaged in
teari lg down st. Xavier's Catholic Church,
on Sycamore street, the walls fell, bury
ing from Is to 20 laborers in the ruins
Up to 10 o'clock, 10 dead bodies were ia
ken out.
o'clock. P. M.-The church was being
torn down for the purpose of giving place
to a new one. II was the oldest Catholic
church in the city. The accident was
caused by an attempt to overthrow a wall
20 feet high, SCOT thick aud 80 foot wide
by undermining; the rain of yesterday af-
fcctcG' the foundation and as soon as it was
loosened little, by the men this morning,
it unexpectedly fell OF fifteen men who
were at work ut the time: one succeeded in
escaping Thirteen were crushed to
death, and several others were MORALLY
wounded. The names Of the killed: Mar
tin Manghen, John Manly, Timothy Sulli-
van, Timothy Shay, Patrick Gallagher,
James Kierncy, Johu Russell, Daniel Bra
dy, Thomas Shirss, John Duffcv, Richard
Fitzgerald, and two others, names I'M
known. Stephen Giocklin was fatally in
iured All Of them were laborers and
leave families. The coroner Is now hold
ing an inquest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02
I8Y rELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, March 1-MOncy market still more
stringent and supply far inadequate to demand at III
OLE per cent; the regular rates with the Discount
houses side the range is 2 pCr cent per month.
if any; feeling is rmcr though mess pork bought
upon easier terms; good demand for bulk shoulders
ut 81 hut holders asked 6jsGNG19 without exception
for good No enquiry for BaCOn prices be called
lOwer sales OF 1900 bbis at Doc, including that from
wagon. Flour, market continues dull and heavy:
sales 600 bbls at S535Gl5jO for srperne and extra,
500 bblS extra sold to be delivered from the 10th to
prices steady at 81 ,3C21 80 for prime white and
81 25@o IS for prime red srs 2OO bush. fair white
at Sl,3S Corn. ear corn is in good demand: prices
firm at 4SGD49c in buk shelled unchanged and dull,
sales, and prime white in sacks SO; saes 400 bushels
shellod in bulk at Soc.
New York, March Flour no change and demand
moderate for the better grades sales $500 bbs So 10
OBS for super. HtntC S5,3oG55O for extra do, So 10
@5,25fnr super. western. 5000 $50 for common to
OF extra Il. IT, o., market closing quiet. Wheat with
out change and in good demand; fair Milwaukee Club
Sl,22 in store Barley firmly held; little doing; the
range ia 75S7. Corn, market nominal trthing sales
at T6(0SGc for white aud yellow. Oats quiet at
44lI945c for western, 4515C1J46 for state. Whisky
doing and rather easier; sales 1000 bbls at 3d.
92lc. Pork dull and Dropping sales 1900 bbls, SlTl4
G3l7 80 for old mess 1857 for new, Sl2E0 for old
100 bbls, SI,25D45O for country prime. S5.25@5,5O
for do mess, 5000 for Tepacked mess Sill 256Sl250
for extra do Beef hams quiet Is for western l6 for
state. Prime mess beef dull at lG(9la
Cut meats dali and dropping: sales 125 packages at
T1s@TM for shoulders. and 913GE9L for hnms.-
Dressed hogs dull at Sc. for Western. Bacon quiet
and firm; sales SO boxes city cut short ribbed middles
at 1917 Lard dull and heavy: sales 400 hbls. at IL
@11I4 Butter has n limited business at 1l6Gli for
Ohio. and l4l2o for State. Cheese in good request
Mt l16hl2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF tho Steamship EdInburI

SANDY HOOK, March 1.-The steamship
/ Edinburg h IS arrived from Liverpool on
/ the 18th. via. Queenstown on the 18th.
I Her news is unimpOrtant.
| There WAS no change in the italian
, gu 'stion.
Mr.. Gladstone's budget was actively OPP
/ posed, anu it was reported that the Con-
serVatiYes had resolved 10 oppose it.
Spain refuses 10 enter into negotiations
for peace until Tangiers IS eaptured-
The Africa, FROM New York, arrived out
on the 18th.
In the Liverpool Market, cotton was
quiet and steady. Sales of the three
days $4,000 bales, including 1900 on
speculation and for export.
The Manchester market is firm.
Richardson, Spence * Co., report Flour
firm but quiet at 23sG2 ss cd. Wheat
firm and partially Id higher; red in bond
6s Cd; white los 6dG1lls. Corn advanced
3dG1ls.
The Provision market was quiet; holders
are offering freely but show no desire to
press sales. Pork steady. Old neglected.
bacon steady but quiel. Lard quiet at
SIS 5dG5ss Cd.
American securities unchanged. Money
slightly easier.
Parliamentary proceedings were inter-
esting, but not important.
+ Chinese affairs had been debated in the
Commons.
Lord John Russell said the utmost for.
bearance will be observed. he was sorry
that the hopes Of satisfactory settlement
were small.
Lord Palnerston promised full e1pia-
nation as early as possible.
The Italian and Savoy question had
been debated in the House of Lords
Strong sentiments were expressed against
the annexation of Savoy.
Gen. Sir William Napier is dead.
The Spanish Cabinet refused to listen to
peace provisado, until Tangiers is taken.
Military operations will be forthwith ia
ken before that place.
Spain is about to issue notes for 2Oo,-
00O, 900 reals.
Neopolitan affnirs look threatening. 1t
was reported that conspiracy had been
discovered in the army.
There were rumOrs of another Austrian
loan.
The conservative party had held = meet
ing at Lord Derby's residence. The meet
ing was private. but it was reported that
they resolved to oppose the budget.
The Daily NeHrS says the meeting was
merely intended as demonstration.
1t was reported that Austria's objection
to the English proyisado on the Italian
had reached Paris.
The French legislative session had been
postponed till the LIST of March.
The Paris P,esSe had received first and
the Gdzenc de Franco 2 second warning.
1t was reported that the Government
bad bought the De51fS for free trade or
gan.
The Paris Bourse was dull.