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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

The U. S. Branch Mint in San Francisco
VIII be closed on and after Wednesday. Nov.
Ssh, the day before Thanksgiving for the
.aual settlement of its affairs Due notice
VII be given of its reopening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

CHURCH FEsTrvAL.-A Festival will be
held tonight at the Water Works Hall, for
the benefit Of the Mt. Olivet Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

A GLANCE on TWO IN BALL RooM.-The
third instalment of verses under this heading
Gas been sent us, but the lines are so decided.
ly personal and in many cases unjust, that
peremptorily decline to publish them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

The total amount of money collected at the
precincts in Nevada county, for the Wash
ington Monument, so far as returns have
been sent in to the Clerk, is S6l4,1O.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

WASTING MoNEY.-The Republicans were
firing guns, in this city, yesterday, at a fear
full rate, over their late Presidential victory.
They would be doing much better TO give
their money to some poor widow woman
who needs it, instead of wasting it in such
nonsense.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

GARIBALDI, after having been claimed as a
f'cotehman, it is now said is German. Be
t1use, in 1886 DR.. Joseph Baptiste Garibaldi
fHlrried Catharine Neuhof, of Ruggerberg
This Garibaldi was from Ajaceio, to which
place he took his Teutonic bride, and subse-
glently removed to Nice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

IN Sonora few days since, Mr.. Miller
was shot in the arm by young man known
q; Jimmy"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

TIE RErUENs.-The official returns of the
county were being counted, yesterday.
They will probably be finished today.
A ONE HORSE IrEM-The horse which fell
into the cistorn hole on ID street near the
Presbyterian Church, the other night, with
his rsder, breaking his neck, but not injuring
his rider, was dragged out yesterday, by a
yoke of oxen. The distance fallen by the
animal must have been 10 feet. He had eyi
IDENTIFY tried to avoid the hole, but stepped
too near as he was passing and the loose dirt
caved under his feet, letting him fall upon
his head and breaking his neck. How his
rider escaped was miracle. The horse be.
longed to DR.. Soule, of this city, and was
ridden by young man named Ransom.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

The Postoffiee Department has established
postofiice at Eldertown in Shasta county,
and discontinued the one at Ilkumen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

SENATOR TooMBs FOR THE SEcEss1oNHrs-
The Secessionists are very proud to think
that Toombs is for them. There will be
tombs enough for them. before they get
through.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

A LITTLE child of Mr. and Mrs. Wells, So
nora. fell into ditch there on the 7th Nov,
and was drowned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

Gov. DowNrY has pardoned Jesse Allnut,
convicted of manslaughter in Nevada coun-
", in August, 1859, and sentenced TO two
Y lrs Imprisonment in the State Prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

We are indebted to Randall & Co. for the
Bulletin Of Tuesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

A CONTEMPORARY tells of snake lately
found in his bed. That is better than to find
snakes in his boots
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

Tp1AL OF MRs. MoonE-Mrs. Julia Moore,
indicted for arson, in setting fire to a build
ing in Grass Valley was tried, says the Dem
ocrat, in the Nevada District Court, Monday.
After a few minutes consultation, the jury
brought in a verdict of acquittal The evil
dence against her was not by any means con
elusive. After the acquttal of Mrs Moore,
the indictments against Curly" Smith and
Ed. Richardson, were dismissed, on the mo-
ton of the District Attorney.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15

a BLOODY PIECE OF WoEK-The Opelou-
sas (La.) Courier gives more particulars OF
the fatal duel fought between Messrs. Bien-
venue and Fournet, near that place. 1t says;
"The particulars of the fight are enough to
make US shudder, when we recollect that
two gentlemen consented to go upon the held
of honor, with such conditions as made 1t
necessary for one or both Of them to lose their
lives. However, in the present instance,
death alone could end the rencounter. Each
of the combatants went upon the field armed
with two revolyers and a bowie knife; they
were stationed twenty PAGES apart' with IN
structions, at the word, to fire and advance
at will-thc fight to end with the death of
one or both the parties AT the second fire,
Mr.. Fournet having been struck, fell, but
not without retaining both strength and
courage to fire twice more upon his adverse
ry, but without effect. We know not the
cause of the difficulty. They were both
brave and true men, and behaved gallantly
to the last. They were both killed"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-15
ArrlvaIs al the s.. Nicholas IIoteI.

J. B. WHITCOMB. ............. PROPRIETOR
November 10, 1860
John COyle San Juan Mrs Budden Bencia
Strock Sac city Gerichten 81 Louis
A Rollins Rabbit Creek SIS Harmon city
II Peterson Omega Flanagan Timbuctoo
w Barker Alpha keenan, q"
w II Hepburn Mok Hill Tracy San Juan
II Thompson San Francis II Coggsweu "
sB Morez Bare!la orovinc
+ Vahle Nicholas Imbler
r Yocu'n Butte Creek Hegar San Juan
NJ S Hart Orovle Dir Weber
John Forbes " NJ Reed Reeds Ranch
Il Goodrich San Fran VIM jack city
Clement Butte John Jack city
, 1860-01-30

NEw YoRk, jar. os.-The y. !. I11buas's
Washington correspondence Of this morning
says:
friends to meet at noon to-day, and will with
draw if another candidate eau be elected. He
hns been prepared to do so for a fortnight, and
WIS only restrained by the fact that additional
yotes had not been demonstrated upon Aessrs-
Pennington, Corwin or Norris, rs had been re-
peatedty promised. Mr. Pennington will prob.
ably be nominated. Mr.. Smith will be dropped
by the Democrats, and the South Americans
can unite. The y. T. Timts correspondent says
the chances now are that Corwiu will be elected
on Monday.
tFson the y. j. Hesalds conespoadent.1
The proceedings in the House to-day demon
strated the +. ct that Mr. Sherman cannot be
elected. Six Of lis friends from Pennsylvania
and New Jersey went over to Mr. Smith, OF
North CaEo!lna, more to tantalze the Democrats.
than from the supposition that tue latter would
concentrate upon Mr. Smith, be being m Amer
ican but to the CONSERVATION Of these genrle-
men, all the Democrats, except Messrs. Holman
mud Davis. Of Indiaun, and Allen, Of Ohio, voted
for him, which would hare elected him had not
FIVE Of the Sherman men taken tue back track
and changed their votes from Sherman to Cor.
Mr.. Sherman arose and recorded his vote fnr
Corwin. mixing an additional vote necessary to
choice, which was the signal Of danger.
Many Of the Republicans would like to yote
for Corwin, others for Hickman, but it il eyi'
dent from the canyass Of opinion tonight, thai
Pennington eau reach more men outside o
Sherman's strength tl.an my other man, aud
the friends Of :herman will not object to him il
the majority Of The Republicans declare for him
Mr. Adrain refused 10 vote for Mr. Smith, .
Southern Wing, because be understood him te
be in favor Of protecting slaves in the Terrific
ries; hut says lie viii vote for Northern WAis
like Governor Pennington, which he will rroba
tly have an opportunity Of doing on Monday
Mr. Seward had apub!ic reception at his resi-
dcnce t5*hight, which was numerousiy at
tended.
, 1860-01-30
a HtufA List.

20 7os. January s4th, 1860.
7" fL- Editors tt,ie :. r. Er~niry I.-t:
The money-nlaking turn Of the American peo.
pie, taking advantage Of everything on which a
TO hinge, was pretty clearly shown in Connecti-
cut, where pixies we're sold in great Numbers By
q humbugying Yankee, who gave ont that tt,ey
were tho ycritable weapons used in John
Browns foray. But 10 my mind tie neaiest
speculation yet is that Of fellow named Gil
man, who comes, believe, from the Old Donn-
ion, under the auspices Of the Richmond En-.
q"i,er and Obadiah J. Wise. see that this ad-
lnlrable Gilman is going to publish book con-
tanning the names Of tase firms whose attach
nent 10 slavery extension makes it safe for
the southern traders to deal with them, all OF
which names nrc doubtless to appear in the
Ncx York Htrald under the heading Of It Great
Keaction Of Conservative feeling at the North ~
For insertion in this volume he charges tue
modest sum Of fifty dollars. Now, "to me,
deeply pondering" on the harmony Of this
southern b1ack-nail with tie spirit Of Afr.
0'Conor aud the Fifth avenue Democrats, oc-
Cured tile following lines they are apparently
by poet named Hunt, but whether e<-Goy.
crnor Hunt or not cannot say.
Abuu F1hh.A.en, {blackcred 1t lis facc.}
Dreaming II Harlem, buntt, hal ssachtq his rface
% bus n, =, seu within his counting roasr.
Ma u.!t r,ell with I,orr'on's choice perfume.
WS,l ;5sihx ,ss .sI 4fI III ILL.,,
And s.ttte,s The t"sseco In bis n ,u'h:
es,r q .ae Sso Hs 5ssss & saa
Es}a,y a F?y'tss 9s ne ?a 'isa,
Thsaxent wrote and yau,eae :: aid next thing,
Thr Hr.aft c,tna with r. Gkrar AVA kEx,SG. FL
A7a oss what a:!: wee at. ~ tou''trn ttids
And 10. fl1tA-Ayea's n2tno was at the head.
FCu
, 1860-01-30
Nc1V York Market.

4E E4HX2hATA.J Nrx TosY IAN aA
tLnrs-uun aud heavy, With demand chiefly for ths
siipe eer t5o ior good exss. safe ssies ECO tb =;
# saps9 s;ste for common choice
s7t 30 fnr common to extra western, and
o - ot shtrPins brands extra round hoop 0blo
!x: cvs ~ ~ Eytaous only IN wy moderate r.
HIn1 ;ont d.l :s, 159h. Jts.ey e. bsekwat
HisKEiecllninx. sales 70 ills Vi &C e{,s-cle.!ns
!easE At the trs.dc EEsrcs-
&c s.s 3,iarktt tnl ard uncarssd. guyen
sMLe1s ' r. It :,t5 White M'ehik.n si41: Nixsgtse
~ ,al s':G@l - with buyers ior export at ell:
iyI%et W.. a ~ bs.'eE-ilull noralna! a. gSes
tc quoted shade tn.T. >aet is tA0 ID 1t E eox RI
new 1eew aud White ua:t-rlei'y and quite dull; &c
IL: for Western Canadian and State.
TAI1ow-MarEet quiet. Email saes At 1pX&lrke.
PROVISIONS. fork fetner. vi rntle "0ns Sales
l1 hhls Al 4l8l1 Il for cid mesa 4l1sls 60 for new
"a. el:o units :s:td new mess tt:t &ls.7a new th
Included kaes lto bbs oli prime on vi Eecf
IN er md. but ce1 schaE Ra1 Sales co bhtt 81
a s4ss i%r ..untty traGs t;s :: DO naes4 aaoe9 =
guilt and 41eay It AZ for wtstcrD tl1 fer sta:
dressed cgs Ate tta!e tIm.E and IN pretty Eood de-
5d asd At M o e. pk1s Y 81 5 af a IT.
t7ri.. FAC Without thalEe tu notice. Saes - lxe-
irnk ribbed mdcles 1t &c. The,e las hctn considerable
ct II prime beef hut ie rartleulaf ekels
Lar frn sales RS ts at 1nx9loX: *5o,wa. r.i1 for
the privilege Of ca1lg for 0 tit rces ptisne kettle
d.sed Lard 1t buyers OPTION all The year - 3u&tes In
f'tee-e IN fair request at 951c. Groceries ipsere. M
s1oexsxt I'd Board we're dull. bu. exhibit. scr little
s'.- IS t. CO; M {: II. e. S3; Hudson OK: I. Il
Es bs: s ,it;;a Il & Wsel *I: Lax X; CT; e. e.
'7J9i: No s..3[: Tenn GsS7.
, 1860-01-30

Constable spangler. will. posse of some
eight or nine Of our citizens, on Friday evening
last, made the arrest Of one Jack RiLgIey, m
escaped criminal. Tie arrest was made ut the
house Of Walker, who lives about six miles
above this, on the river bank. Ridgley is, up
parently, hardened yiiluiu. Some weeks
since Be made bis escape from the Fort Maids.
on, Iowa jail, in which lie hud been incarcera-
ted on a charge Of ROBBERY. Previous to thu:
be had been Imprisoned at La Crosse, Wiscon-
sin. charged with burglary. lie, with sew
cru! other companions, it is alleged,
broke into store at La Crosse, ard
robbed it Of upwards Of $4,000 worth
Of goods. lie WAS arrested, but broke iail:
aud. according to bis own story. which he ,elis
with considerable pride, passed the Sheriff who
WAS sleeping ut the door, and shackled Us be
was u,adc fifteen miles that night. lie then
procured an axe and file, and rid himself Of his
inunacles. His next exploit was at Burlington,
where he was again arrested on similar charge,
and lodged in JUL, from whence, as before sta
ted, he effected his escape. Scyera!weeka ago,
posse Of some ten n,rn from Fort Madison
were up here in search OF Him aud one Nash,
imprisoned OIL charge Of murder. who made
lis escape at .h: same time, put Constable
.pangler on the alert. 4 watch has been kent
up for some weeks, nud the bird has At las.
been nabbed.-0qadrks {!aiadtaier, .ttk.
, 1860-01-30

SATrrpAr EVENING. Jan. =. LEGO.
FLUUE-Ecc:ipts. 1896 bsls. Market very dull. s!lts
were: 100 Ea Ionic" Sprns E1trn At e5 DEL; % brs
good Spring Extra at e475 dtl.; 100 brs S super Il
u OK dtl.: 60 hEis talr do II 1880 del.
Ill IL STuFFS-lio ioo fir MddluEs 1t 3l6 81 on track
W1tEAT-ReceIpts. 6.sst lu. Market suuze &C I've.
Sales 100 tu Club ut tl03 III e!tr.: so bu No.
Spring Il III SEQ bu do n Sc IN sore; e59 In No.
aSrsins store 43o In DO ut &c IA sto 1900 H
do des.ry II! month. sell1s option. SIC In
store; 10 hu do fer delivery March !, .. 81 In store
Leo tu DO. delivery, =: 80 in store 1900 bu 10 fes d.
liver April ut q in sorc. For nj rs there }iu-
it,! dclna,d- fa1es follows: 30 !u No. Sprn.
at el track so III fair Spring At 99c trick SO In n"
:c 4, ST. In atars 800 hu eAttl club 4: etc on track.
C)ES~-Ec1:rt' a,ccl bu. Market declined l1<GLcc.
Sales 1e0] hu No. ut <sc IN store; ls0 bu at
sesc In bu do 1t 45c In In ut {sc
IN store 1907 hu &c In ej d. at 4Ic
In la Er Corn nj a. per 70 lbs track;
do &c per 5 ID. tsrck do at -. 20 ls
track.
0ATs-Eecelota 27s4 bu Narktt declined ". SA1es
wese eoO Lu No. at &c in store; 500 tu do at
track 13d bagsd Mt 35,zc on track.
EYE.-Kecelpts, % lu. Advanced e.. Elles were: sG
bags a. s0a Oh tEa It ag &c on track Il ha.s ut Sec
on track.
BAhLEY.-EecIp.s,a ,a3oln. Market qsict. Sales swese
200 bu No. In bags At TIC on track.
aEEDS.-Xc.eI}as, G5,9 Is. Marktt for Timothy ad-
ysnced ekc. Gales - lgs good At ~ bu do,
4s Is ,ga do. s.so. Covr less active ana raheE
quiet Sales IL bu prime At 1870 del.
Observation-Disclosures, - Ibis. Dull. Sales were !:
80 bll: law proof al soHc-
ALCOHOL.-10 bhs Ut o3c.
DRESSED HoGs-Rece'p', GO. $csscc and ADVANCED
, 1860-01-30

I.E:rrSwor1u, X. T., Jan. as-1n addition to
tie amount ri gsld received by the Pixies Peak
express yesterday, about $4,000 are reported
by priruta hands.
The wiuser in Salt Lake Valley is reported as
having been very severe.
Considerable disorder existed at Camp Floyd,
and soldier l,af beea murdered by aa m
known assassin. The Salt Lake Valley Tia
saSs. Of over 2V1 murders commi- I'd III that
Territory within the pat: three yeals, not sim
sic offender has bean convicted or punished.
, 1860-01-30

u ACME AND MISSISSIPPI
LII RAILROAD
On anil a1.r Nonay, Jaa. 3:5, !sto txaus II
follows daily, i>ccsays rxcertsd}s
LEAVE RACINE
Atloao !. N. :tee:;n. II tiMcn tain leaving Chicago
a.1@isr- H. b. the th:caa an.t Nottawsstera as.
way. a1d arriving ffe~ ppr. ttFsQ T. M-in lin +tAf
ta;c3 the Liau.. GeutIal P T. for Ge West aa,I
EGC:h
LEAVE FEEEF3RT.
A. ITO AL, cosacrtE II R1cua with trains on ds A"
wantc- Ckieaco Esi:su2d. fcr u icsGo ai1 2A
vansee. w.t.
Frrizht tora azed to al rnsn:s tee p2 Ev7
cw hy otter soutt aad VILLA lie u"he>
6t-3AtcA- ..s w,,,,
"e7Ss'0' ' ~ KuKEET A.Al;1:lS sart-
. . rr.1rS1w 1~,v nan.cer ats-s yY
, 1860-01-30

INVEST LAKE STREET MILLS,
W We bavt 1eattrd o1r NIL With n.4 B.:s ard arc
preryed o'ers ftr superior le. z2ics
fer uood3 anl lererc II the ely :1cc Of
casEee. tTEfhkS T. SOHKI8,
ocl1 14l Arf III West l4akA stz Il ChIe1.n. IT,
, 1860-01-30


PROVISIONS -liecs!pt., 1859 Z. Cut Meats. Mess
po,k active and tf- Sales 0:0 b. Cy Mess At
e.60o $50 bbls do. Cncludns 4o0bb Thin Ma.=) all II
$13.5; bbs Ness Milwaukee 1t tl5.75. Cut Nests
sare Sales were: 1900 Pc. Du1k Sides t.; % tb1s
pc1ed Shoulders At $lI.e5.
LAnD-N.rket advanced Ac. Sales were: 20 b:fs
prim. Leaf .. lpc.
TALLOE.-30 hbl, prs1n. city 1t lec-
TiDES-Eeceip.a li.ys5 HI. Quiet and unchanged.
S.!es 1t ,h following quttat1o Green 64@Cxc:
Gften Sailed. 7A37Hc; Dry FlEt,, 1sSl4c.
BUITEN-Quitt At s1loe for f1t!n. aud le3l4c ~
Dairy.
EiGS-Scarre aud in demand 1t 13eEI5e.
P0ULTRy-DTessed Chickens! in demand st ss.e. per
doz; Turkey+, s310e per Ill.
lUTATOES-In eood demand at +5@lsc for prime Ne
ahannocks.
LINE sTOCk-Eecep:s. IL Cattle, ~ do lIogs.
Cac iu good demand fur prime shipping los and
prices were fully sustained There Lu few hegs sod
tic rang. s4so to es. There demand for any
thing hui extra heavy lets.
The sales to day, were:
, 1860-01-30
The travelling Legislatures.

C1sc1SsA71. Jan. ss.-At banq net last light,
Gov. Dennsun read . despatch from Hov. Nor
gan, ia behalf Of the Legislature Of New York,
sec and Ohio, to risit Albany, which WAS read
with great enthusiasm. The guests this morn
ing. afler witnessing the operations Of the Fire
Department. visited Nicholas Lougworth's
house, where they were Hospitality entertained.
The Kentucky Legislature left fer Frankfort at
one, and the Tennessee fur Louisville, ut four
this Afternoon
, 1860-01-30

Ten Nova scorlA.] L1strFoc17 Jan. t.
Observation-Disclosures. Spence r ttc. quite -four
dul! ec lie o. Cd since frd& Tn quotations %
Price rid white y tde liz g. Corn dull sid
very Atncu nse,l fellow Provisions dull and
low firm ass for butchers Ashes quet 27s6d tt pots
in. ar =ttady +s*A fer e,n rDhn. OILS qntt.
Tel <ou Of Fss at uosI-sfd pce' ll!ce finn. ILtced
Oil =. &c. TAi.ow firm a. 5& Cd.
LIZ Enrto1 Tuesday r. M-t;otton salAs to ca: ego
bale; Yest",days gaotstons a.eiy maintained. Eead-
.tuds unchar gea. 1'Io-itsons GA.l.
LosnaS Tnrtdav r. A.-Censo!. clo:cl At ~. s5kl
esX fur account. There Euuo:s Of probable alvAtcc
Thnr.daT i. M.lcossoa ss57..a:,. for money: s-x@
fnfh tpf.If
, 1860-01-30

SAvASSAH, Jan. ...-The steamship Isabel
ton. with Havana a.vices Of the ystl,
SCcAr+--Arrlvals ct new white Muscorado at
s@sl Heals. Aollsses quiet and dull Ex-
change OF Ncw York, 3Gfc premium.
The steamship Empire City, from New Or
leans for y. VI York, has bcen ashore ut the cn:'
trance Of The harber At Havana, but got off
without material danage.
, 1860-01-30

The Republican Caucus on Saturday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. a5.-The Republican alem-
bers Of Congress held a caucus ut the Capitol
today. There WIS full attendance, but 20 re
suit attalncd- Many came awav before the ad-
journn.ent, leaving others discussing, in brief
speeches. the subject Of the Speakershir. In
consequence Of this pon-aHreeMent. the Kepub-
licans will go into the House on Monday With
out any particular candidate among themselves
Us on tue first day Of the session.
, 1860-01-30
Another Victim.

NEW YoEK, ian. es.-Mr, J. Carey, Of this
city, who wus injured by tue accident on tue
Hudson River Railroad, died in Tarrytown yes.
ters!ay.
At a meeting Of tic Chamber Of Commerce
today, committee Was appointed to prepare 4
remons,rancc against tile pro rata bill, to be
presented to the Legislature.
, 1860-01-30

Sra1xdr1ELp. IT,, Jan. os.-The case Ct the
People Ct raj. Judge Ballou IS. tho Auditor, was
decided to-lsv, By tho Supreme Court, in favor
Of the relator, the Court holding that he could
not he leg'slased ont Of Office, md that he is
as ench, Notwithstanding the last Legislature
repealed tue Law creating lis circuit aad dis
posed oi bis territory 10 other circuits.
, 1860-01-30

SHIPMENTS At MoSxourn.-TLe Monmouth
Auas Of the 9Th contains tile following:
We had the promise Of q statement Of the
produce shipments at this point, couple Of
weeks since, hut as it has not come to hand u c
avail ourselves Of the figures OF the D. r Of the
Wtsk. II cy embrace the amount Of stock and
produce shipped here from Sept. lst, 1850, to
January lst, 1850, with the valuation Of each
atticc.
, 1860-01-30

NEW YoRK, Jan. es.-Thc ship john ]. Boyd,
was burnt 4: her dock this morning. She was
loading for Liverpool, and Ind alrendr .&urc,i
l,s00 barrels naval stores. 500 bales cotton, :ol
1ierces beef 400 bacon, 900 lard, and {, 700 bus.
Grain. She is insured. She is upwards Of
,*a' tons, five years old and owned By William
Lyon.
, 1860-01-30

DR., Hiram Cor, tho official inspector Of
whisky. says m article be saw sold ut tavern,
for whisky, was analysed by him. and be found
it lad II per cent. alcoholic spirits by weight.
when it should have had 4oper cent. to be proof,
aud the difference in percentage made up By
sulph"r:c ncid. red pepper, politory, caus.ic,
po1as-1 and brucine, one Of the salts Of nux
romica.
, 1860-01-30

Passenger Train. 1earc Cheaxo II l2t1 IT, for Ja:e
y.i1- KaeEin1 MstlEsr Ia Cn*r. Fond u Lac ami tsh'
fsb and At L. u. fur lane.vie, oeltr and Hay sta-
iions Trains N1ise 1t 1l:1n 4. y. and o.sp T. u.
aci3rtT QEu. l.. DUNLAP, Superintendent
, 1860-01-30

Hotal...... to i1lo lie 1886 80 1900 - q
The Nora Se,.iau, with Liverpool dates to the
lot., inst, Was lecsrapncd this morning, re-
porting decline Of I'd in lnur; Wheat dull
mud easier; Corn dull; Provisions dull; Tallow
firm.
The r.cripts Ct Hugs, live and dressed
enou1t to ,1.n-cn1y GO of them dressed, the
,,.,l.. E,r v,;c,, ,v.,s unite 1.rc and 1Oht1air
oe''e'-ea'sS os''s sa'oe ~ e'''''s''.-', "o"s
ii tLctu extra heavy. Live hogs were IN better
suu,,,r Int t,, f;r,rn.xs of holders restricted
$50, 49,. H.. ,:..:.,a ..,.,.a.,;.,,.
'''H ~ ''"' ''S '''''''e4 ''A''"'1'o"S
1T Si.s"Cla.21.
The Transactions in Provisions today were
rc,<, ,r,c o,,f ;,,u,,:.,,t rhc ct;vc ;ron;,x for
~. ~ "'. 's"Io' ''@'',' '.1r," ''
vile aud Boston houses, resulted III sales today
.f nearly .0nc bbts. ut S11 O., for Mess: s1j,;5
~, ,,. e,--~
''f Afs" ar" i"''' Aess '"sc'n'f; "'iu s1'''''
for Mess nj Notwithstanding in all to over
SLIM Off. Ttis :,',o,,t CLEANS mt th.. MARKET
,,;,. 49,.
's's e"u ~ +"''' A"".e 'o' '"e ~ 'e"e"' ss P"..
al It viii be shipped to boston, anu rart held
here oil tile uasket. l;ulx MEATS continue
er,,.a ,,,, ,,-,,.,. IN to,,J ,,,,,u-J ~, haze
"nlT i,"o pcs LUX o'aes 10 report, tue prices
oi wh;c!, did mi trausuire. Enyerz, however,
werc ,,t1cr;nc e6ec f,y Observation-Disclosures, n,lipy
.t02i. 7. .ra -,,,,,,;,,,n, !, ,,,,>, ,o,,,o,,a ,1
,hs ,,s,lot ,o-,,,,. ,,,nrcad =, III, e,,o. ~
,.ni,.;s I'm,
y, ~, ...
lhe Fionr market was very dull, and there
were but limited transactions ut $4.7nGlJ 90 for
.,ood IN ci,,:cc s,,r;.., ,,tr,s ,,d II .ocst r.,
s " 49,, -, A"" 1'o'
JOE spring sni"fs' 4he "Aeht merset opened
with frincr ccliu:. tllau Yesterday, aud tn AL
, 1860-01-30

ls2 PROVIDENCE. X. l. S.ate Of !:lcle .lant, ke
reord &C. AT the September term OF the Nj;
tE holden st lfov x!sll ~! for The cuaty Of
dr.el and neStes y said Cot hat thc holders cf the
''* Of ,'e Mount vsrEoa H,nk Ia ese: to b~ ens to
with the Receiveroa CT before tie ezssay Ut JalY, d.
1870.
la accordance with sad deert the urdereei gtye TO-
tcc 10 Al ,.ders Of TIE hills u ta!l 4k to d. pod:
.uie with llnl Il It's elte n Gasfstone hocE. M. s
Weybset in said Providence tefore tho Fst
ay Of July i. i. lS. anil th. such depottnls ahaIlEe
cctve Eon l c:rd .ses o! sach depostA 1hrh will
tile thru all plyabe s.ia ILLS by AuF f lsc
order Of s1ia Coust. CHARLIE, F ENUMNE;..,
EeesireF- I the Mo1nt Vernon Bank.
rEQFrpxScK Dtc it. Ii. tS9 de aS hyt3 = exKtn
, 1860-01-30
GfnrrAaNH

NEW loRS, Jan. 9s.-The steamship Ediu-
burg sailed to-day for liverpool with % pusscn-
gers; no specie.
The Northern Light, with California mails Of
January 9Th, arrived to-day.
, 1860-01-30

BEDFORD, MEREDITH j. CO.,
Commission Merchants. No. el9 South Water street
C:eatc give their e1c.uye stsnt!on tine purchase ard
~ Of ous Grain aud ~ Kind. Of lso.use. stnes ke.
1nir1 CnFn Meal Rc.sF to E. ]. TukA1.a l. Co.
Ehic1eo EiIs NcAtp.u 4 To-, Cincinnati. El..lv
, 1860-01-30

CINCINNATI. Jan. es.-The steamer i. Q. IT,
Ter, with 5to tons Of freight from. Cincinnati 10
New Orleans, struck m old wreck and sunk in
!: fec. Of wafer, so miles blow Cincinnati yes
terda: morning. Heavy loss on cargo The
s,cansrr was valued at So, 900. Insured for
$l5,~e She eau probably bc raised
, 1860-01-30

A Railroad Employee Arrested.
GnKEsnrsn. y. T., Jan. .$.-Ilartly, the Hud-
son River kailroad brakeman, WAS arrested this
morning BY the Sheriff at Grecnbush lie will
be taken ~ Yonkcrs this evening.