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Esta bi1shsd 1889.
KENTLCKY PALT RIVER
BoUhBON WHlsREY DISTIiIEgTN.
Address amoy Suits salt River DSiilsriea kontucky
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Beautiful Com pIexiom.-LAfrd,s LIQufA
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal
ing and preserving the compleaion and sin. Sold Il a
druGgats TIT and sss Broadway.
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Ths IiIusivs Wig-Mado only by CIire-
mUGH-PAtings nn.anAble no turning behind. No 20
broadway, merit II Ito xArts.
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Beautiful ComplsxtOn." Sc Phalonss
''anow White Oriental Cream" Price 81 cents PER bosle
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Sh1rts, Bhtrss-Slx for IS.
Made from the ses Amnskeag and warnscttS Musl,ns
Dcp0 lV0 Chatham street, corner Of Pearl.
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"Ladiss' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d SONY
Snow White Oriental Cream" Sold BY all druxgss
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MISCELLANEOUH.

MISCELLANEOUS.
"A DvKRTIsAR4 AND BUSINESS MEN
THE POPULAR SPANISH ArrerrA AN PAPxx,
LII roTICIoSO DE NEKvA YORK.
TEE BEsr ADVERTISING MXD1Uu
EvEss GLASS or sysIsiss.
THE HANDBOOK or NEy vosg rKAuu
ALL THE SPANISH AaKRIcAr cownrsss
II CrRoULtTKs fAKarny KvxE rwAzxl.
MKT SUAs0R WILL BIZ Issued
wsDSxsDA7. yovEMBER n.
ADVERTISEMENTS TEANsLSrD FREE
IERERfEs ON MoD1rk. TERs0
C1FSOK ~ ANN BrHEET
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Chrtxfodoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
,ees The bee. Ia The world Wholesale and re and bo dys
privately applied, No Astor house. =
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Radical Cure Of Hernia, or Rupturs.-
Dr. MARSH, OF the well known house Of Marsh Ca,
no Ves-y street. letor House, oppoe the
Truea.
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10 Every Mother Who Has Children
suffering from OF the complaints Incident ths period
teetbng do not let prejuelcee
dces OF others ,snd IN the the relief thai slre
yoa absolutely sur@-to follow the OF
MR5. wIHsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Ladies' rurs 40 per Cent Lsss Than
Broad way price. a DRAKxs rso rulo1 aree.
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Auti.bhious Pilia-Eor All BiIions Dis
orders and Liver Con painta HOLLOWAYs Vegetable Pills
base long proved standard remedy Their action mid but
certAo without hs wyrG Invariably accompany
Ing the use Of calomel OF pooophyrun.
DIR. 10. y. Foote, Author Of "Msdical
Comm snsep OF sssaoFn SPRING. has returned 70 his
winter cas eS Broadway Few York where he maj DO
suited from 10 Q 4. M caLy. except sundays
Ladies DnlsuOrDi ana CsOth Button
Roots India Rubbers, &c with mLsses and Children
Boois srd Shoes Of al sig lee and prices MILLER co g.
81 Canal street
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Russisn and Hudson Bay Sable Furs,
c. aENIH'S, SIS Broadway.
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Tbs Greatest Discovery OF the Ags.-Dr.
vene,sn Inmens Tor ne cure o. dy,sniery crony
valuable remedy. Kyery hottie WARRANTED Sold by al the
druggists storekeeper. Depot Cors1dt gxeet Aew
York Pr.ce Is and 70 ccnis
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Furs, Furs. Furs-st whites, az whites,
RxrAlbgD AT WHOLESALE PRfcks.
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Fer Throat Diseases and Coughs, Use
BROWNS Trcctes, which sod BY all druggiatA Putac
speakers and singers should have them.
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Mink Ears RstaiIsd nc wholesale Prices
hv GBNfN, 63 Brad
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
cratic members Of the Convention, presented
the following gSs ~
PROTEST.
HALL OF HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs,(
. a. Daul Mach y 1ocn

HALL OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
\ gssei st. Paul, March, Z, 1860.
WHEREAS, The Legislature of the State of
Minnesota, did, BY act Of March 10, 1858, con.
fer upon the Auditor Of this State, authority to
contract for the public printing for two years
next ensuing December, 1858, and the Auditor
did, by virtue of said law, let the public print.
ing by contract to Earle s. Goodrich and
WHEREAS, said contract is still in force and
binding on the State, and the election of
printer at the present time would be in viola.
ton of section eleven of the bill of rights of the
State, =, .....-. .e..-.r
THEREFoRE, any action by this convention in
the disposal of the public printing would be
unconstitutional, unauthorized, illegal and void;
and we, the undersigned, desire to enter our
protest against the action of the convention,
and that the same be spread upon the journal.
TSigned by the Democratic Senators and
Representatives.
The protest was ordered to be entered
upon the journal.
. Mr.. SECOMBE moved that another vote
be taken, and that the person or persons
who received the highest number of votes
shall be declared elected. The motion was
adopted.
A PRINTER ELECTED.
The Convention then proceeded to
another vote, with the following result
Whole number of votes. ...................93
Newson & Moore Observation-Disclosures.
o. Browne AT
Ofian InOmas:. .."...'.... ................
Jane u. Swisshelm.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
0. Brown, of Faribault, having received
majority of all the votes cast, was declared
elected.
After which the Joint Convention adj
journed.
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being had, the motion Of Mr.. Kenndy was
carried, and the amendment of Mr.. Cowan
rejected. ef 49,
Mr.. BISHOP moved that Messrs.
Hodges and Taylor be added to the COM
mittee to whom the memorial was referred.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. ~
Mr.. MoKUSIOK, of Washington county
in the Chair.
The Relief Bill was recommended to
be read third time. Adjourned.
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At the conclusion of the second ballot,
Mr.. DONOHUE, on behalf of the Demo.
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NATIONAL THEATK9

in theatre tAs commodous aud comfortable shssts
In hs West and A.s bees eonstructcd with view TO
the dreaa o1FCo and with ~
street. and there ether SIDE open for
ftrs and actors will plesse sse 7oce hist The
prsor open for for tho eosaing An
communications 70 BE- sddresAsd 10 JOAN BAfsB Propycs.
TcR sALR-ADAhS CALEDONIA MxrAassis- -
Being In bad health and unable ~ copsrus he
Taent III sell undivided bali Interest To "A
ersaed ns large frrape IN few mcn,Ae rcr fol- D4..
scrsrs apus " or Address Agev. csiiiorri. hsaslcl
Fhsenc. BoseiL t@ BsosdwE. hs1 vws- easra \ -
copy two
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DRv. q. GRArTAN GUINNESS WILL PREACH DUR
On 1onday Fob: q. At sT ", in Brooklyn at Rev. Mr.
Holness church, Pterrepe1t street..
Tuesday Feb u. Il 81 p. n, In Jersey City, u Rev. -
church
Wednesday Feb, - ct S p n, In Brooklyn. at Rev. Mr.
Holmes church, Pterrepont street
15u. csyy March l. At * r.A' IN Jersey City, at Rev.
Friday, March At 3k Pm In Brooklyn. a the Second
Presbyterian church Gate Dr. LoudG Of Clinton and
sssurdsy March sht p. n at RevDr TAompsons chnrch
Grand street., corner Of Crosby.
Monday night Feb q, o'clock, at Rev. Dr. Thompsons
church. street. Of Crosby and every
Ing during the place end
Saturday whsn The service viii be at M instead Of the
evening.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs-OyTICE OF THE CON.
IN missioner q Taxes 81 Assessments No 81 Chambers
gFes New York. January TO- l6o0-Notos y hsreby Given
hat The Assessment Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate OF the
ey Of New York FOR he year 1880 open public
spseion and VIII continue open until The 3Oh day April
and the ms In order thst any Tho asssas
mants be corroced Also all persons entitled BY 70
reduction Of their assessments BY Of being esreymsn
fer military services and also literary charitable nstu
pcaon for such reduction exemption previous clos
Ing Of the rolls sad o0h day of April.
The folio wing seson Of the Act Of April H. 1852 publshed
for the information Of TAX payers
9EcTIoN lo-DunE NE tune the books shall b open for
made by person considering hmso agseved by the
sessed valuation Of his real personal esae
corrected such application b made In relation
assassed valuation Of real estate must be made In writing
stating The ground Of ohssons thsreo and hs.eupon toe
Judgment he aasenment u hoy shA
corrected such application be made In relasn
the aasessed valuation OF perponl estate Ae applicant shall
Be sxaned under oath BY hs sd Coamsaonern who shall
In their Judgment he thsy shall
Tie corrected and M Tie amount Of aases-
tbey believe 70 be jus and declare her doooa
Asrson within thirty days asr such application shall have
q Supervisors Of assesment real pssonA estae
imposed under h act unless shall appear under oath
within tSs period presbed Tor Se corrscson Of tsxss By
reason Of sckness Or absenos from he e 1850
JW BROWN
Commissioners Of Taxes aod Assessments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLCHESTER, IMPRESS.
suited bis rooms No. Amity Hours from 10 n.
tO6P.N.
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DRYANT'S MINsTREIS.
ID Mechanics' Hail, ~ Broadway
Crowded houses; unparalleled success Of
DAN BRYANTS
Great original Plantation Dance,
Niss Issippi Fling every night.

United States District Court
DION BOURClCAULf asAinA THOMAS G. FIHDe
and
WILLIAM STUART.
DION DOURCICAULr asAinA FOX and LIN0AKD.
MAnA4en Of he New B0wery Tbeeo1
NOTICH.-Ths above snN 1t law actively presss9
AgAinM he Aefsudaais and viii b. pursued 70 tudGmeaa
1abla rooup0noo Will b. paid by 70 pereon w.
vn furnish Available evidence Of ne nfrings.sos @ ~
o. dysnss-'' Tbs Octoroon," "JeAnie Dcanew DoSs
"smkA." A svssJ acsoe, actrsss or omcsr am9 " -
u xe homes hui q ny abcr nd si md ne aw loss
party amoegt - oadu mos nksZ e 3 sbs 2 rsypes1
Lotho penalties. DION bOUHClCAULx.
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AMUsEMENTs.

ACADEMy or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a The sale OF Commences this for tonlgtB
hxRTHA. sesss for Wednesday nay DO ha4 on Tussday
NOTICE The ssason WI posvey cloee Saturday with
pext Marchb.
This MONDAY EVENING. yss y, A&
- ronuvely last night but two Of Miss PATTI,
70 ner departure for L0nden In tho early spring
MARTHA; or, THk FAIR AT RICHMOND.
:. MISS ADkLINA PATTI
MAD SIkAkOSCH. BRI0HOLI JUNCA.
49, MISS PATTI IN MARTHA.
In vew OF tbs genius fac d,spa rad nv
nr Wonderful ard gifted child snce hsr h
hs most ebrsled and dincu the mor reper
TORE have been added 10 those In which Mas PATTY hys o.
tanned such .riumphs IL the .hree great he
DIAeLE shoush not ye. .even,ssn o. ago ssr
PATTI sings now seven leading Lucia"
Martha" and Robert 10 Dabe-an Artsica ashie cement
which, whilst must surprise the general pubo only be
fully appreciated by musical professors oonniseur
The fact that cSnpiAuos with OF the the
gr ed with the Of the London Opera House
Mas PATTI will mAke hsr debut MARTHA. wi lend a
On wednesday ,ec,nd and positively last night OF Miss
On Friday Ma: FAITHS BENEFIT and positively last ap
ON SATURDAY CLOSING GALA MATINEE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLCHESTER, impress
sibe writing rapping and speaking medium be
suited at bis rooms No. Amy street. Hours from 10 A.
O6P.N.
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FCo ,LkT-AT PORT RICHMOND, SrATEN ISLAND. A
,AfSe ouo.e FURNISHED Rouse containing sixteen Roo
hIS 1sroen and Stable attached The House Is plea.
rs,ea on me shore road Of easy to two lsni
Soft IsctInond -
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ITO Lxf-PART OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
ccnS.ns Of four Rooms cn second door :nd from one to
Erosensnn Apply Ne premises, ~ Fourth street, near
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TWO HANDSOME PARLORs AND BEDROOMS, NEAT
furnshed % LET 70 Tn,l family Or e single gentleman;
hsse who Wsh rood and permanent accommodations rhe
beat Of reference given and required.
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"a z 81. { a
49, HORsEs. CARRIAoEs. &C. u
l 4 Hxr0HD rSXS or Az HSssss WMT,sU1
i; $500 4; 81 Z; :
LIGHT, FIRST CLASS ONE HORSE TRUCK
wanted z siDssss & M e
AND A. ssw
DsSsoN 'Ri5 No. .nn ~ 0S Mercer sR Str 81 ea
ExrREss wAGoN-LIGHr. NEARLY sEw, AND
o or and S.s lila Is er gu:s liable
L OR sALE-A LARGE BAY HoRsE, SUITABLE FOR
fsmy use long tail, sound and kind. Apply At No. Is
N OR SALE GOOD LIGHT CRACKER WAGONS
he stable in Twenty hih three DOOR veal Of SDh
EoR sALE-A FRENCH PONY EIGHT HANDS HIGH
Eve year, old we'll broke TO ne saddle and wagon vsiu
b p ss S bay
DIV at 81 James street.
EoR SALE CHEAP-A NUMBER OF LIGHT WAGONS
and sleshs Also or small Horses, at las sullivan
EoK SALE; CHEAP. OHEAP-A BAY WAGON HORSE
or 70 niles within tho hour also superior saddle horace
HsOk BALE CHEAP-A BEAUTIFUL ROAM MARE, or
tine style, perfectly kind and 40 or will
r. Tor pair OF work Horses Address Harry box l4
DOR SALE, CHEAP-ExPRESS SHIFTING TOP
Wagon, 10 good order Sl76 year ago. price So
hne pair Of Platform scales will weigh from quarter 10
six hundred pounds Both be q 2O6 Monroe
EoR SALE OR ExoHANaE-ls YOUNG HORSES,
just from Canada IA to l6 hands high, and from
old AL sound and kind Inquire The blacksmith shop
IL Norfolk street
DOR SALE Oh ExCHANGE-TEN YOUNG HORSES,
years old all sound and kind Inquire the black
this shop, l1O Norfolk street.
HORSES, WAGONS HARNESS, &C.-l0O LIGHT FA-
IL miy Carriages, Rockaways, top and Bugges
grocers and business Wagons and second
fest trong Horses Apply at 4 Fulton and IL Ne
wins street, Brooklyn.
DOCKAwAY WAGON AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III sale this day at O'clock at So Cortland street four
shifting Rocksway with box for bust
pleasure, all in perfect order.
WELLINGTON A CARTER aucioneer store 81 Corland st.
STABLE TO LET-CoNrAINING EIGHT STALLS CAR.
= riRee hay of nc gas water posses.
IN lst Of March Inquire at las Sullivan st.
CoRREL MARE, SIX YEARS OLD ISX HANDS. LONG
both the saddle In harness. warranted
und price $3.50 Inquire At Reeves stable IA East Nine
tee nth street.
syTABLE wAHrED-rO HOLD EIGHT 10 TEN
- horses With loft for hay &C. location Of Broadway
between Cedar and Canal Rreets- Apply EDWARD
TRACY, lS0 Cedar street.
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no RENT, LEASE. OR FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING
Houses with modern improvements-The beautiful Real
depce with garden &c. &c. Of Twenty third and
Rnth avenue; stone House Thirty second
streets the hardwsre Store with DWELLING Ninth avenue
Residence No Is st. Marks place also the
the ehore House. Staten Island the Clifton House.
bic boarding house largo family For part
culars apply to T. D. PHILLIPS. No Cd Broadway
Exchange place.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Allen. Sole Lessee and PrsVsssAsr.
MONDAY kvRNING Feb. n,
Engagement Of
Mr.. GEORGE JAMESON.
Fourth night Of
GARDINER COYNE.
Ehakspere's tragedy Of
JULIUS CESAR,
viii Messrs. Jamson Johss n, Alien. Warwick. ". r
Smith, Reeve Miss Annie 6enter Mss Lang and othes u -
cast
TO conclude with Lovers drama Of
RORY O'MORK,
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DA1fTkaS AND DEALERS IN PAINT BRUsHE WILL
ind superior quAi, Of paint Brusbes sash brushes IS
At the Bruss Factory, $50 Pearl street, H.rpers Building on
reaeeuabu tcrrna JOHS &. HOPYBI-
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mo HOTEL KEEPERS.-THE PREMISES ON THE COR
Of Court and Montague streets Brooklyn to rent
an Hotel Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon The Opera
House City Hail. Post ece ranks and public buildings In the
immediate vicinity renders this location unrivalea for bust
rarely offered in the market Apply on the pre-
miseS. JAMES w. SMITH,
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MEDICAL.

nR LIYvUIsr, THE EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AMI
IL Surgeon consulted No % Or ,sby street corner OF
spripg, 70 9P M. sunday from to IL A. NJ Consultation
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Monday February ~ every night during The week D.
BRYANT In bis original MIS- I.spP Fling Tin pan-on1as
Mac Dali Darralls Don ny brook Reel &C.
BURLESQUE OF JACK CADE.
Jerry and Bryant In their inimiabe challenge Da1oo
Doors open OK. Curtain rises u IL Tickets Is ces0
AIRS HEHTY FARRKN,
Vl r
MISS KATE REI0NOLD6,
Universally acknowledged 10 bo Of th0 most brfa6
Comodsnncs charming Musical BurloDqe Actresses . -
:.gs sScu, mshnS tour Of Tie United ssasea bsf'rs -
business oommunicAtoss 70 be addressed
H g. 0REEN,
Treasurer B. Louis tkeatrA
a. LO91g
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MASONIC NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF MOUNT
Nl Neboh Lodge No. 257 r. and A. NJ, hereby notified
to ct their Lodge Rooms Ct Orchard street. Tuesday
ing the 18th inst at 81 O'Clock for the purpose pay.
Ing the last tribute Of respect 70 our deceased brother Cash
fully invited 10 attend. By order of +. w. FRANK, WIN
NYOTICE-rHE ANNUAL KLKCTION FOR DIRECTORS
q Of the New York and Virginia Steamship Company VIII
% hsa The ecs lis Brcsdway On Tuesday March be-
tween The hours Of II NJ and n Tho trAnsfer books VIII
% closed Friday, March Z until after The election.
r. PAISLEY, Secretary.
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CwEDFs AND NORWAY IRON.-swEDEs IRON. CON
and extra vide sises Norway Iron tor nail rods Sns
manufacturers for sAe and orders for Importing
nom Sweden executed b;C. x HABIcr xee sAaad Noe
yegsp Consun 1t Pearl street,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A gfERROSCOPE AID DOZEN VIEWS ZOE Sine
"A homo sheuld be without shown freely Call and
anime The Union 6tsreoseope Companys SIS Broadway
M
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MouLDERs, ATTENTIoN.-THE IRON MOULDEss OF
M New York and vicinity respectfully invited attend
meeting Of the trade be held at Humboldt Hail. 6! Forsyth
hreet, on Wednesday evening, Feb. ~ at ia O'Clock
j. HUGHES.
w. ANDSON }Commitee
J. j. 0RIMSH AMY
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-03
BANK NOTE LIST,
CORRECTED BY MCKlM Il Co.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
BALTIMORE.
~ ENGLAND . Il VIRGINIA,

FOX THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER Q
ALC0HOL-We are not advised OF any transactions in
Alcohol this week but still quote it at 4142 cts per
gallon for 95 per cent.
ALE AND PORTER.-We have no change to note in
the rates for these articles and still quote Tennents
Ale $l75 for Xxx Scotch and Les for Pale India in
pints, and Tennents Brown Stout pints 81 60 per
dozen.
ASHES-Ashes are now selling in New York at $50
per 100 lbs for both Pot and PEARL and quote this
the rate for them here.
BARK.-There is still good demand for Quercitron
Bark for export and continue to quite ranging
from $40 to % per in quality There howev er
been comparatively little Offering this week. and the sales
do not exceed 500 bags.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is still quoted at 34l35 cts per
h.. but we hear of no sales this week
Observation-Disclosures may be quoted at 500 per ton
for crude Sicily but there is very little and
not advised Of any sales.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote at ~ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot and cts per
lb for W ater Crackers. less the usual discount
COFFEEThere have been further arrivals of Cof
fee this week. the receipts embracing three cargoes
tanning together al out II 900 bags Rio There
been active demand for It, and the sales up nearly
10000 bags. The transactions embrace 5000 bags Rio
ex "Lapwing' at IAN cts, and 2,l00 bags do. also
"Lapwing' at lax cts 2 100 bags do. May Queenn
at l4H cts, 200 bags do. Tallulah" at IA 14x
cs $50 bags do at 13x cts $50 bags do at IAN and
note resales from the invoice of 800 bags Lapwng
OF 800 bags at from lax to 15K cts Rio Coffee closes
to-day steady at Is kG44 cts for to fair IA 1
for good 1515X cts for prme and quote La
guayra do. Iomnal at 14G1l5 and Java do 16H
Glo cts per lb The imports this week $500 bags
mo per bark "Lapwing 3615 bags do per brig 'Tallu-
iah, and 1000 bags do per bark "May Queen',-toal
bags. W ~@' " '' u 'OO
CANDLES.-There is good trade demand for Candles
but there special activity in them We ouote Ada
mantine steady and firm l7022 cts as in ouaIitv
chemical sperm at 2s93o cts; Sperm ats74O cts and
at l2x cts for Western, and cts per h. for East
ern.
CoTT0N-Ths demand this week has been principally
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Arrival OF the Nnrfhern Lirht.

New York, Nov. 2.-The steamer Northern Light
has arrived bringing later advices from the Pacific
Callao dates to the 18th had reached San Francisco
The ultimatum of the United States has been re-
jected by Peru, far the vessels Lizzie Thomp-
son, Georgiana and Sarteria concerned. This
will compel Mr. Clay, our Minister, to demand his
passports.
Peruvian frigate was destroyed by an accident
whilst on the dry dock at Callao. Numerous spec
tators were killed.
The accident caused by several of the STAN
chions of the dock giving way. The frigate pitch
ed over and sank. great number of people and
all the crew were on land, and great loss of life
resulted The particulars were not received at the
date of the adyices, but it feared that the num-
Der would reach $50.
The revolution in Bolivia has been suppressed
Advices from Nicaragua state that Mr. Dimity
pressing a settlement of the American claims
The Vanderbilt Company made an offer for the
right of transit but unaccepted
The news of Walkers capture caused great re-
joicng in Nicaragua. President Martinery was
again at the head of affairs
difficulty had occurred at Panama between the
American and British forces. A British guard was
stationed in the streets.
The difficulty arose from the arrest of an Ameri-
can officer and citizen for refusing to respond to
challenge. The British Comman der placed A guard
on the streets, and communication had passed be-
tween him and American flag officer Montgomery.
fresh alarm occurred at Panama on the night
of the 22nd in consequence ofa report that party
of negroes had threatened to sack the city, and the
troops under arms all night but nothing hap.
| pened. The rumor, however, caused great excite
| ment among the people.
| Mr.. Dimity, the United States Minister to Cen
| trail America was pressing the Government for thu
settlement of American claims, but thus far unsuc
| cessfully. President Martinez, however, had con
sented to call meeting of Congress for the 18th O
| December for a ratification of the Lamar-Zeledol
| treaty. Cornelius Vanderbilt had made an offer t
| the Nicaraguan Government for the exclusive righ
| of transit from the Caribbean sea to the Pacific
| but it was rejected.
The o. S. sloop of war, Lancaster (steamer,
and st. Mary's were at Panama, and the steam fri
gate Brooklyn, and sloop of war Falmouth, wer,
at Aspinwal The advices from Valpairosa are t
| the second ult