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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Eight OF Ten persons Kill ed and
many rntalIy Wounded.

BnooKlEs, Feb. 3.-Ames L Moulton's Wool
and HIT Fnctory has just blown up, aad from
ten to fifteen personA are buried in the runs.
:. The killed are Eastman, The cnginser; Joseph
hlcCracEen, the foreman, John Werner anu one
not identified. John Farrull is badly Injured
and not expected to recover. a hall do1en
persons who were in the front part Of the build
ing, were slightly injured, and girl named
Harriet Costigan, badly injured by the fa'l'ng
t'mbers. Loss on property $4,000 Insured
for 10000.
The building was En- immense structure, and
usually contained about o20 employees, lnciu-
ding l"3 females. Very few Of the operatives
were Gu the premises, the catastrophe having
happened before the hour for commencing eng
work. The engine and machinery we1o entirely
| new, and had jnst been put up BY Messrs.
| Woodruff Il Beach, Of Hartford, and we're then
| in charge Ut Mr. Eaton, an engineer IN thelf
employ, who was seat on to supeslnteno 1he
putting up md testing Of the engine. Inc
main building, which Was Of brick, was ep feet
long nnd three stories high, which is almost en-.
tirely demolished.
Tie killed are Jas. McCracken, Superintend-
ent, md one Of the owners; Jno. 0rner, boss
halter; Eastman, the engineer from Hartford ;
Theodore Highly, a young man who had come 70
the factory to work for the first time; fatt1ck
McNafy, an apprentice; two men names I'M"
known, one supposed to be another engineer
from, llaatford: The wounded art Jno. Hill
badly hurt in spine; Jno. Gallagher, skull frae'
tured ;EJno. Van VOORHEES,, badly sea1ded; Jno
Farrell, not expected 10 live; Daniel Coleman
terribly cut, no. expectedto recoye:; Ino Null
holland, dreadfully scalded; Z. II Smith. ies
broken and badly scalded; Jno. Orr, badly
burned; two sisters named Foley we're fright
fully cut and bruised, one having her jaw
broken; John Gallan, rerJ b1dsy scalded
/ will probably die; Arthur Barren, COMPOUND
fracture Of tie skull, will prubabh die; job,
! Warrington, badly hurt, has bad lis leg a1np1i
, badly hurt, and not expected 10 live. JobI
havc since died in hospital.
There were about twenty tise employees i
the building at the time Of the explosion, {
| whom nine were females.
The explosion was supposed to hare bee
caused BY the freezing Of wateri- the pump'
The boiler was torn into fragments. one piec
passed through three twelve incl, walls, auoihe
passed the yard, striking the building used .
drying room, and passed through both wall
Two girls were found after :hc explosion
: clinging 10 the ratters Of the building. The
! were rescued with but trif,ng injuries. 1t
feared there are others still in tie ruins.
: LATEa.-WorSDEu--G Il, burrows, badl
{ will probably die; VIM. Crooks. badly scaIdet
D Jun,cs Worthington, badly hurt; unrriet Co
r tigan, injured in spine
i The uccident occurred about s:45, when Il
0 grcntcr part Of the operatives wore on their vi
:. to the tuctory to commence work.
: Loss on building Sl2,"eo; machinery, 81 ,oe'
}" stock $4,000.
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Dressed Iirr High. Cut
Hogs ucGs Cattle Hides wines NJ. Lea
Nh. Nf.. m hs hrIk iha h
, 1860-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY. .sIxlH C0NGREsS. FIRST SESSION

=: MA.HIsoIos, fsp. !, lsto
HorsE-Mr. Fenton called up bis resolution.
offered Wednesday, that q mesbage be sent to
The Senate informing that body that quorum
has assembled aud chosen 3lr. Pennington
Speaker, md that the House is now ready to
proceed to business. 80.
Mf. Ntblack wanred to know, il the resolution
sas adopted, who was to carry it to the Senate.
The Speaker replied TINT the acting Clerk
Mr. Smith, Of Vs raised the question that by
the Inv Of ITS? and the precedent in tne Jlst
Congress, nobody can notify the Senate until a
Clerk is elected aud sworn in, and until then no
business is in order. lie moved to proceed to
Mr. Darksdale asked If there should be pro.
tracted contest for Clerk, who would record the
proceedings?
Ar Smith replied, in such case they could
appoiut pro tempore Clerk.
The Speaker decided that the practice has
been in accrdauce with Mr. Fenton's resolution.
There was no necessity to hare any delay till
the election Of Clerk.
Jno. Cochrane said the sending Of message
10 the Seuate was no more business than the
running up Of lag every day to indicate that
the House WAS in session.
Mr. Fenton's resolution WAS adopted.
Mr. Grow offered resolution that commit.
tee be appointed to act in conjunction with such
u committee az mny be appointed by the Sen
nte to wait Oh the President to inform him that
the Houses are assembled and are ready to re
ccive any communication he may be pleased tt
| make,
Mr. Grow gaze notice Of his intention to in
| trnducc Homestead bil.
Mr. Wushburne, Of ILL.,. gave notice ofbis in
| tentipn to- Introduce bill umepdntory nj til
Steamboat Law, and also River and uarbo
bill. 80.
Mr. Sherman moved to proceed to the cleo
ton Of. u Clerk, previous to which there was
l rntt of TIM Tfnusn
, 1860-02-04
FEARFUL CONTEMPLATION


NEw Yorx. February :.-Last evening. |
between seven and c;..ht o'clock. q fire |
broke out in thu basemcnt Of 4 doub1c six story |
tenant house. No. i. Elm street. The fire oYlci-
mated in Il bakery. The IRE shot up the stair
wny with great rupidny. and extended ia the |
up1cr floors. occui,icd Iy about twcuty families.
Tie moment the nlaru, was given, tho scene Of |
confusion that ensucd throughout the building
was Of the ,nos, heart.rrnd;nr character. The
stairway was burned away. u,sli Of course all
chance Of escape WIS cut of in that quarter.
Men. women and children could be seen by the
spectators on the sidewalk. clustered at win
dows, screaming for assistance, and wringin:;
n,nsterci co,,r,se ennn,i, p. tn ;.mn frnn, tho
w;n,i,,rs md :c,ned wt,h e1;,h1 in;rrr
~ W;sa ana sr;,i, r.; m;,< r b;s
viz; a. ,n ~ ;Ir, s ,h nl,n ~ ~
,ha fsa't s,conJ 1aes ~ Wa ssar.nad .nd
one ch;IJ 1hree yrnrs o1d was rescucd bu, onc
" 49,. ,'.A t-1',.a re.t;,,,I,s. aa,,,I
,c ni,,a;5s1 os ~ ,eat hec,.pe ~ ,ta rsst ~
~ E,a,;i ,.J :. !. taa~oS .ha,- <-sr. h,.,no ~
dea.h ' "1A - - 'e1'sA >A'e' "~'~ 'A'A~
isn.c White with hin ,r;fe md f;re children.
occuu;sa - nor+ ri tla s.r,nd 1nor Wr nnr
Mrs, ". esenped. and ulso two chi!d:en: Eliza,
s,,sd 81 veara 1on;s a%sd ~ years an, c3ns'
i've u"ci II Years xe,e nhseuf f. hrr accd
* v,,u1s rms noorj,- snffncoted pnnlinc areG
wears. was nearly sutIocated. Iniuries ure not
ycrr serious.
i;co' Hordner occunied nurt of the second
fioor 1rifh his wife Efe1ritn and t3yn children
Caroline. aged i wears. and Henry. aged lG
Years. ur' r. and Two children : scaned min.
'nrcd 'd In. ;trs r. was ln.lIS hnrneI Shc was
}nun,i nearly dcnd nv detcciirc Ker1c. ass;steJ
Ir se,era1 n men,1,ers g If Enc;n ~ Il 10 t''nt
n;1csr toll h,r ~ ,be " sna t.n-o or so ~ S,haG
mercy M 1s,; Grand % strset lnt the s1ocmakrr
;nhn;1,-,i,. ~ a,,,.raJ ,ten, nj. Int the nn,;no
nmshcd him % os;ds and 1s;d 1Sc 'rs ,so.nan an -
sof. nd T sha was ,iiarwar,t. taEer to .he IL itas.
pitai, i '''' s''~ "''' ~ ,'~ - '@'> NtN'
e Mr. Ncf.ore occnn;cd ,,,,t of tha third
story toor ,r;f. and two ci,;,arenWs1 >a saxeJ
An Irish family cons;stinr Of ejrht. occnnied
| r.~+:-. sr saa shir,s l1"e-.. TIC AL: mcn!h.r
If the fan,ily t!,a. could be found VIA :. ra;id
| ak Years of a.:. Its feared a uort1on vf the
| fautjIy is burned.
Mr.. bricks, wife aud five children, eccupeda
| mart OF the third floor. .as none Of them we're
secn after the fire brotc ont, it was fcarcl thew
| were burned.
Mr.. " alks, Ills wife aud two children. occu-
| pied portion Of the 81 noor: No particulars
| could bc learned Of them, although i dl!'eent
search "as 'nade through the crowd to it'd II
any we're Fcscneu'
Mr- Armstrong, wife and child, occupied a
part OF the fourth ii3os Nothing could be learn
, 1860-02-04

Pu1LApx1tmA, Feb. 3.-0oe Captain Noses
WIS artestcd ut the Exchange to day. for At.
tempting to swindle. oar citizens. Moses had
published IN encouragement that be was the
commander Of u charity ship hoand to Gibral-
refugees. Hc presented to the Sons Of s1alta
What was supposed to be forged letter Of H.
PRODUCTION from the Grand Commander Of the
Sons OF Malta Of New York. lie was held to
bail, to await a further hearing. The prisoner
papty IN New @ York Would testify to lis honesty
of urrnn4a
, 1860-02-04

DE1rotr, Feb 3-A boiler in Lyman's saw
mill, in the town of Ray, Macomb county, Mich,
exploded OH Wednesday, killing the iiren,au
aud a woman named owen in AL adjoining
house, into which the boiler was thrown. y
child in the house was also injured.
, 1860-02-04

= .. .*S-IR4tt.ts dIla'C On Bs.
1N{ averaging 2iG It's It $G43 delivered 4. Peoria.
IROE1SIOSs-Mess Fork scs.cc and fi,m 1t S16F@
eli. Bulk Nc a1ya.cei Ac 4C0,rvs Shoulders sold at
6*c packed.
LAKp-ln gooa dssnand !: TO- Salts wesc:-s3 Legs ii
1oxc; II bra nj l0e-
TAlLUW-,Ob bsl. rsine nj l0c.
H1DEs-Reccts - SCI ns. Green 6kQ7c: Green Salt
e1'@7hc: Dry Flint lsETl4c.
BTTTEK-FAk.n dul al !t5 lie; DaiE5 1:Glac.
EGuS-Fr=L Il sood demand a: lie.
ToTATOEs-Stcadya at <11s5c.
DRIED FKCITS-2ton4 COOL eastern DdeA Apres at
:Ac-
LIVE STOCK-Rcceirts e.rs Cattle and do 1!oSr.
Tie market n without atssia Charge snec yesterday.
Hogs ce both 1rn and prices fully .u1santd.
The talcs to.tay posr:
, 1860-02-04

LEwEs, Del, Feb, ::.--An unknown clipper
schooner, with deck load of cotton, is ashore
below fuuian Kiyer- Her stern Is uut'eS water.
and sherc il corpse along side Of hcr. 1t i.
supposed ull on board Of Ecr hare perished.
, 1860-02-04

New YoRk, Feb: 3-Three brown stone
houses on Lexington Avenue. were DESTROYED
by fte last night, The occupants and losses
arc Us follows: Julian A. Itasbrouck. loss
$4,000; Rev. Dr.. Hoa*, loss, sl2,vuo; Moses
Wolf, l"ss $4,000 :Messrs. uestrouck and
Wolf were insured
, 1860-02-04
Tlla f.it0rIe8tou Race4A

CHARLESTON. s.. c., Feb. s.-Fauny Washing
ton won tho three mile race to-day. The time
Of the two heats being 5.4S and 544t. The
second race. mile heats, was won by Waccomaid.
In the first race here to-day Ab'uo WAS the
the second race: time SAIL and 3.4s. In the
third race, of thousand yards, Fanny Parker
beat Rifle: time. So seconds.
, 1860-02-04

owing TO the more TENOR Of tho aavees from te
West. About 20 bs Western mesr pork sold At as lt
at st4a1b brt. DR. sAed hogs scArce md
k.]lins sG.5 tue 0 u.s. Or Bacon sales nak!rg It
ii u:dsr Glccn Meats arr aio Iore se'se. h sales Of
h.n r. @ a sdss & y ri n an and n1 s19aesTs A. 1e IN T.
Wlc n4crt sinoc; k:gsare worth Gl2eINo1th Amer.
aeau, lst. -
rEoylsfos% ea1cs Of Fork Lave tt q, ut els 5t4E
fnT PRIME sta for ntss md e'a 3ls 20 b1l 70,
cash. Becf raEes fna tf3is,to = hi far Ea.trsn
and Ntscs nc.s LAID at lie In hs ana II l1s41lt4c
In krE'. Smoked Hams nt lotlc T quality
IAtlas and Bee, Isl
, 1860-02-04

graph between the Atlantic statea and Ca1ifor-
MA The Republicans will again meet in eonie:-
enee tomorrow on the subject Of election OF
Duor Keeper and Post Master. The number Of
applications fer subordinate places is unusually
, 1860-02-04

Lross, \. T., February 3.-The trial Of Fee.
September, was concluded last night Judge
kuox delivered lucid clarse, Rlns tie pris-
oner tho hcne:t Of every rule III fuyor Of liie.
The jury retired al six O'Clock, and q. !? O'Clock
rendered verdict Of guilty. liz is to be hung
an tho 43d of March.
, 1860-02-04

Tosa.......... Ills 81 .933{ 80 4:s.U ....
The receipts Of Hogs, live md dressed, to-day,
amounted to l,ll2. The market for Dressed
was activc aud prices about the same Ms yester.
day--the range being s6.e5@5.7o. 4 lot #
l.34G were sold delivered ut Peoria, averaging
2lo lbs, at $6.4o-to lie shipped to Albany.
Live Hogs were in good request and firm, viii.
ss1es at e5.:s@5.5o gross.
In provisions we have to report quiet but u
6rm market. There is so little Meas Pork oiIer-
ing that buyers do not care to make inquiries.
aud we quote it nominal at SIG .50@17.0o, bulk
Meats are ia actiye request; but the market is
almost bare, To-day lot Of 1000 pcs. Shou-
dnrs we're sold ut Sic packed, an advance Of lc
on previous sales. There was an active inquiry
for Lard ut lec, but holders were firm at lo.c,
and but little was done. Talow is in fair dc.
mand at 1)c.
Flour continues quiet, and tho sales arc lin,-
itel At $4.65@4.s0. Wheat WAS more active,
but prices were unchangcd--So. ] Spring SELL
ing at esi@l.oo; No. Spring ut VIC IN store;
Aad Rejected ut sSc in store. Corn was dull
and declined lc, with sales nj 41Gt1ssc for M.
/; 4:@A4a fur NO. Q; and 4o!@Al:c for Reject
ed in store. Oats were quiet und steady u. ::a:c
for No. ! in store. Rye in good demand mud
firm at SEC. BARLEY quiet ut Goc for No in
store. Timothy Seed quiet at $e.:5@a-eo. Clio.
vcr Seed dull, with sales nj $4.s0 for prime.
Hishwiues dull and unsettled.
Sxrps.-At New York on the 1st The y. Y.
Tri5ans reports as follows: "a moderate
business passing, Clover Seed at s@sic. Timo.
thy Seed is quite firm at ts.7o@e.75 per bu for
resped, Rough Flax Seed is in limited demand
Ut $1.s5@l.6o per bu Of Sc lbs. At Philadel-
phia on the lot, the NORTH dmerioan says:
"There is not 80 much Clover Seed offering,
but the demand for It is limited, aud prices are
rather lower, with sales Of some 800 bushels 10
note at S4.5o@41s for common, and e5@5les
for good, including some choice ut s5.eo@5..5
per bu. Timothy is scarcc and wanted Il $40
@2.75 per busheL Domestic Flax Seed is sell
ing on arrival at &l.Go per busheL" At Ciucin-
nuti, On the cd, the Gasetts says: "Thc market
for Glover Seed il steady with fair demand ut
s4.oo. Sales 100 brls at $780, At Pittsburgh
on tho I'd, the CASTE quotes sales Of Cioyer at
$40.
C1sukxAr1- 1-Thc Ga:tttt Of yesterday
thus reviews the market:
Flour is ia good demand and prices tend IN.
ward, closing III k5.6o@5.7o for Superfine, and
13.e0@e.00 for Extra. Whisky dull Vi III.
tirocerieA dull 1T 7a@63 for Sugar. 45@ 4Gc for
Io!asaes. and l.ll3 for Coffee. No change in
Grain; Cioverseeu steacy at S4.e0. The re-
ceipts and exports Of leading articles to-day
were: 49,,
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House burned, aud Three Children
Perf4fleus

HYDE Pack, Pa, February :d-The dwelling
Of Daniel Easy, SEN, was burned last night,
and three children reris.,ed in the flames. The
mother and her thrt other children escaped
from second story window, but ali were badly
burued. Tie father WAS absent.
The weather il Intensely cold tlls forenoon.
The Thermometer mjrks Ii deg. below zerc.
, 1860-02-04

BCTFAto, February :.-John Morrissey, the
notorious prgiiist. was arraigued yesterday in
The Superior Court upon an Indictment for Get
ting on foot prize tight, aud for learing the
Stale to wiscc<s prize fight. He plead guilty
day fiued $500. O'Donnell, the referee. aeI
Briggs. one Of the seconds in the late fight b.
tween Price and Kelly in Canada. we're also
fined Sa9o each, for their participation in that
fight. The lines were promptly paid.
, 1860-02-04

LEAyESwoarE, Feb. 3.--The express from
Denver City bus arrived, bringing $500 in
dust md seseu passenger. The news from
the mines is very favorable. Flour $ls per
LOO pounds
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MIC liz u SOUTHERN,
~ LAEE $xIOKE AND GRAND TnuSh RAIL.

13s8eo........w'ErKx AaYAxoEsETf.... .1a9&0
Takes efec. on and aIser Nov. u.
Great Through 1koAtc to New York.
Tud", C.esferd. r.1sbul8b. 'IAnfs'ursh wheeling.
facutr Tr9y ston II stois -.nsn Bsikr Nta-
Ear4 Falls. hu54;'. i,ansi1s. Aka;, H. tt. Munif
lao pu.tst"T'y, B4A!lDofr NaaAittsn. S74Epxsed,
Wsts ass.. Easillti. 4ctet, 1aa III tr prints In tbo.
leans>tvAeta. Sr~ IcFx. New e Kanl sL.:s, and the
ac. Ma! and E1prss4 'tsve& cs!easa as, Sundays
sseeptsst1 OLD A!eh.r1h l:u7. r.icai3x Tole.
Do u *:11 put- ard pr.nAt 1t s:ff pm.
zat lstEst 1ehink To.ssio II s:3, and l'ets"!t
atsp1am.
Irrr1 made II Tatedo with traits Toledo
amt el a lHr nil po:as xtur sp uso Icunsyl
H. Nrw insE IE: t.'r Srw EnxtAt1 States.
irsCt n.ae 1t Dtt.f- With tssest Wc9s~.u
Rliway fn -ts:rn.:E EELxe. sc.
Dsect ciIuu made Al jr;rpt with trsins tfxnd
Trunk !sa*a TO IotSn:o; Prescott. oadsusbnsb. Mon.
Deci e.En. fins 3ad. IL C:rva ard to f1ttshusxt,
iIatri<'".st Whcs!!"x, PLAa'rla.a, Azltlsaors md
Washington.
Eu.nes na!+ At n.o r:,h r.lns Of, Michigan and
DAytun k's tn Lima. Daytun. Hamilton arsl Cincinnati,
dc. Connections nase Adrian With Tteumseb,
Clnt0n. Manchester anti J4r rAs II.
7E ~ caa-Fccs CATS aesweea s:'dcasc md nctroit,
~ elkSass shresr'a thsesIa 70 Ne~ iu.k. Bo.ton.
TIL a!tr!.ia, l;at in..se. H.. stc.
all rua ir raute to Nav York and lto.ton.
TMktts h. Lai .: a t.cktt Hets IN lh- West
the Co!nAnys Oare. urter .ha ss u.n4e. Of
K2n4.clta and U<zrf,su -tle- ~ and :: t.lr depot
q n. GRAY. G~n-ral Tester, Agent
JoAa T. EAH7rttL- t}~s. suDt- ,,.l3.
, 1860-02-04

Onc Hundred Guns for Chasc.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-The Republican
friends of Governor Chase fired one hundred
election to the Senate o. the United States.
, 1860-02-04

HUNDRED Murder Of Tam iIIycr by
John 1Iurris~cy.
New YoRS, Feb. 3.-Thert il rumor in the
streets that Tom Hyer the pugiiist was shot last
night by John Morrissey while the two were
engaged in d scutile
, 1860-02-04

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-The Governor has par
doned Michael Porter, Of the steaa.cr Marion,
escanc of Slaves.
, 1860-02-04
Execution of stephen., the Wife

NEW T5Rk, Feb. 3.-Jan,es Stephens was
hung this forenoon for the mur.ler or his wife
by poison. The execution took place iu tie
prison yard-a!,out eoo persons being present.
'scafold By three clefeymen. He died protest.
ing his Innocence.
, 1860-02-04
Fisp ut Madison.

F1Eo At lfa0t.on.
MADISON, February 3. The buidi1. occupied
by i. II. Hatistadt as clothing sttire, caught
fire last night, and contents totally Festro. cd.
Loss nbuut s., ,5u1-insurej.
, 1860-02-04

Tc'a!m,.aE> ef1.taa. s3.:ssu59 - LAS s963o g.!
The follo9ing is the comparative, total re-
caipts Of Foreign Silk Goods ut nll the ports Of
.'tc United STAKES, during the same period:
, 1860-02-04

FL.p4r Ey1s1xe, feb.s.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the past twenty-four hours:
, 1860-02-04

CINCINNATI.
IL u pso;i,ion rkt 4 r.. rrs Cd not ct 1;'ret r. sh a
sn. Mss s onbe : Her. @se xss ra, nv M
s'A asuts !est ~ bsl. eau. " sla =. sl' 8
si iavn": ssi,:: srysIs ii. ;t!sstahx VI 4 y;
ss s a"s a /: f.. ID .s a c ls a tSo ssit 1t
va. as.as cen!. At 6as IL anG aa.s wets NJ E we
y in 4 sa.c IL tos N sae.. III c!sda ,os aat
made public, ":cr 4paA " ~:
's Ssi: n;:.;y ss:Is a:s:f:, VS. IL II:
ss Ss4 IL. s se f.. s: x cs5 asi. ae: T.. e @
E e =, ;,s sas :asat a
ts lie isn,ad Il @ vi? ~? ID < "a
:. eifsa. r.'s. T1, coc ~ , demand r.
+ .sssy fedue:l u i,
ast;e,sd: Ell &ste' ''' >A''E ~ a' s@ ''' $''-''1
Ths Ne <%".:. sf yes:utay reports salc Of soa bss
PEORIA.
The rsxa n rs2a r, Ss9
following returns;
pxv,o,t, .oo ........ Ke:.:
G!leI Met,use. 6::o
IotA .346l3
Average ~eslt la1d hos. IS
sst 5: hogs were hp7ed averaging 10 ,toua.
LOUISVILLE
Cp to Saturday tvsh! oD0 bs:e Msas Tnt wire
filen. all fur 0asm2i' u 4s6ele-the Outside pcn
for city h!abds. SuEtuNcny speculative ~lInx sprung
up. nnd hrsr th-t .Snt cham: hnds tu Glc i ii
et and Yesterday 1870 bts in thrre lots foo 40l and
l:1) taken al 4l1A 100 liza Ofeso~ packed
17r and t0l brs thn Mess II eiG. TneIx ~efr tocs.
small ales nf c Mt.. during the week Al 4l9 and u
pt $l.5". Sonle holders 1aSin: creT tor
Mess list evening" though Ills ust he coa.lc1ed tic co
Ing ya'es.
IL bulk mex:k tie cny important sales were is e slbu
de1B nj and ~ { hams II S5e Small orders teca
nled Al ~. s and 4Ac ict shuust bhed rteT an
hsmr k~fe- ncludea tn he carly ast OF sbe week. but
esterday telle,s we:c charging Packages extra.
In hacoE lie quaes La been eonane to 1 Of or!err
~ casks Lave tetn eh pped nj * f91 shoulder. X
fE clear GdcA lie for pasa ams as1 tiHc for
laMs In round lots orkhouc aou1dess may b quoted
at ;4c, nnd ,thtk eidta yHc picked
lRl4fd orders have Lten flied NJ tRAc for prime In bt1
mud Nc ia kpss. Thetc sa1 In the cat1r
pat nf the IT zoo nc lard ut lp AID ttteI
F III cs eod NJ tia SaInc and It ws Rso reported lGat
4:h Eers tn one lot Lad ehanged hanca ike
We understand that lsous< here has -as rfca Il:
Chicago Eisn and Atica &thc two lacE plac.s thu
wAlasI fof hog pfotnc t. the gaue Of aoA hc1ud
.,tr ttfQ tyr:a Pork Chicago naked.
I.ry little aE Lard Is l:o lie county, fur
which !er4 willing 10 lay tur thf uitIf TO-: tef
aides mud hau AID l0c for pEie b1l ud l9t fos
tat-tj6utua.
PHILADELPHIA.
r.ov1s1oSs-TheEe h better feeling II tse c:.ct foz
ttr Eos product geae1ay and fe:s cn tie atssnee
, 1860-02-04
utoutfenl Market.

ToMtren1 Market.
BT TELEcEArlt1 NozTatAt. Feb. ;.
Ftorr-Market irpre..cd; roed No. offered freely at
aii with My retail demand Ut a 05i fancy lntnal
nj t.4U: extra a50G61 fc!lsrs ot superfuc for May de-
i"ry at $3.50 luycts =. 450i.
GnAts-~ heat dull. Upper Canada spring psocurate
ut alU. asy active nj Peas held irmly At eoc Icr
I'll ,t~ Da:z sales III SIC per ii lbs.
, 1860-02-04

Total Import Of s.kh- ~, ,ossee9 ee.9's6s e:a4a75l4
Comparative statement ot the import Of fax
and linen goods from foreign ports into the
Cnited States for the same period
1885,. 1Aia. 1857.
Flax. <....tsHs s1s1,E1 &kf.s:s
L1Hsn.. kached and tn .
h:aeAed ..:.......... a,sso::s as9.53l s9sa.sss..
Hosiery md a1sIrIte.
rsads on frxme&-,..... Gsls S5is ei.g.?
Linens lot spe.lutd--.. 1,e:l s;j ll9s,aI1 l3ajIN
Tet1l impps q? l1Ecs .lS4sN 4h.*l15l e1t43..al
.tauntacture. Q! hcmp.. :A',als b*.37v 4.33s5
, 1860-02-04
(xALENA Sc CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.

; Z.
NtSIkA AAnASG1AExT.
On 1td a:ef MONDAY Hnv. s.E la.7 tf7tHs viifttva
Wei. A:crlltpse t;.1t fr!:nH- t,nt.as% rsc-pt~:
tt5tu and il:+o pun fur tixou IU3, luton, tedar
Rr.ta. art intermediate polut-.
1t l:tu ard 0s fus Eerite1e. Knek !or frec.
port. Wre1. fl ln'-ith, Dubuque. jtoi:, J.ue4
v!i;r. ard itt< faedl1tc 2taee4.
At tT pm fof G-n-sa Kisn, aad !nsrrediatc placer.
Pa4+euZvrs TIT Mctitnry. Alehmont Geneva Lake ard
intermediate rrnt. will :axc :tr lt:t1 tain.
II Sleeping CAT 9Shftra
u. TtLCOTT, Genera: Stunt.
, 1860-02-04

The Glasgow Line OF StcaMcrB WIRE.
drawn.
NEW York, Feb. sit is announced to-day
that the Glass gum Line Of STEAMERS have been
Withdrawn, and the vessels sill be put on the
Liverpool route.
, 1860-02-04

Total. Sc ~, ,e2l:6 e:Gsi.1il
The annexed table shows the exports Of pro.
duce from the United States for tue last tlrce
wears