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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

LIABILITY OF RAILROADS IN TRANSFORMING
FREIGHT, = Important Decision - The New
York Court of Appeals has, as its present term.
in the case growing out of the great strike up
on the Erie Railroad, in which the employees
suddenly quit work and left large quantity OF
freight upon the line of the road 10 be got for
ward as best it might decided that a rail-
road company is responsible for damages re-
sulting from delay 10 transport freight in the
usual time, which was caused by great aun-
Der of its servants suddenly and wrongfullyre-
fusing to work" Of l93 engineers in the en-
ployment of railroad company, 40 sudden
", and by concert abandoned their engines
for the purpose of compelling the company TO
consent TO II reasonable regulation. Held -
"That although the superior officers were with
ont the slightest fault, the corporation was re-
sponsible for tho damages caused by delay
in transporting property which resulted from
the strike
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONER or PA.
TENTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan 2e.-Tbe appointment Of
Commissioner Of Patents having been rendered
sby the President to Ex-Gov. Puilip +. Thomas,
oflMafyland,. it has to-day been accepted by
hiia.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
THE HARPERs FERRY INQUIRY COMMIT
TEE-MR GIDDINGS AMI JOUN RDoVvNr

TEE-MR. GIDDINGS AND JOHN BROWN,
JR., SUMMONED AS WITNESSES.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 25,-Marslal johnson was
in Ashtabnla county, yesterday, to serve sum-
mons on Mr.. Giddings and John Brown, Jr to
appear before the Senate Committee of Inquiry.
Mr.. Gddings is now in New York, but has
been notified by telegraph, and will undoubted-
ly proceed to Washington forthwith. Brown
could not be found. Both are summoned to
appear on the 30th instant
SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF WITNESS
BosToN, Jan. 2j.--A. U. S. official yesterday
waited upon Mr.. Sanborn, at Concord, with a
summons to appear before the Harper's Ferry
Investigating Committee at Washington. He
refused to accept of the usual witness fee, and
before other measures could be taken, he had
disappeared. II is supposed he has gone to
Europe.
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Lives Of Illustrious women


Ut ALIl ANE'5 AND NATIUNS.
Including the Empress Josephine Lady Jane (Jrcv psa
tr1ee Cencl joan Of Arc, Anne Boey Charlotte Gnrny
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BY the Rev. HUGH sTowELL BROWN Of the MYRTLE
street Baptist Church, Liverpool England. First Series
With Biographical Introduction by
DIR. II. SHELTON MACKENZIE
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: '
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Memoirs of Robert Houdin.
PRES7LDfGITEUR,
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GU EVANS, having purchased the stereotype plates
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NATIONAL LIBRARY.
LIVES OF HEROES, HUNTERS AND PA
TRI0TS.
Life Of Colonel Crockett. Life az tyen san,,sl ,I,
Life OF Lewis Wetzel Lives ~ Snutherr
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

FO' 1. 4 Ynsr RATE LpArIIrn pIls,Npsa
with stock tools and hxtiires Inquire Of
. A. @. HAMILTON,
lan2i-u No EOS Wesr Sd street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
RIFLE. SHOTGUN
--AND-
Pistol Mandatory.
SIMPLIFY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH sTREYT,
WILMINGTON. nEI

IN
ezFs9 = 70 say 10 tho friends nnd patrons ii this ib,
~ faN the oldest establishment VI the kind n IN
State, that he Ia TOW prepared with nI.,,i
facilities, TO furnish them with all articles in his line
perior worknanahiP and al greatly reduced prices
He trusta that his old friends will not sulhr thfuIs
to no influenced by the Misrepresentation Of others who
have acted towards him in bal ill md who asus0
superiority 70 whc they hdUe mt NE Siighsst sfap
claim The articles claimed his own are manuGactift
~ ms own establishment, and his feparlgis nnypr cent
rhlnmeiphlA or elsewhere, As 10 the character II BIZ
work, be bags simply to refer to the past
e oilers good single barrel Guns for 1850 and ipWsrs
double Gnnr "a low as Ss; Rrs as low Al 81 and ether 4
teles ~ proportion Guns Of any character restorkei 4
low as s2'9O Lncksntling aud hell hanging, rs uai
executed IN faithful and durable style with n tho md
promptly attended to. UuIERT WAgSEn
jRn14-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
BEEF.ii--THM UNDER.

~ss95 2xwzsA SIGNED would most respectfully inlrn
&Ss the public that he keeps superior afnli
XASrH Of Beef at his stall No 10 Fourth STREE
-. Market and at his store No. 4O3 West
FRONT street ne Keeps also salt meats, such Ma
tongues ahd dried beef meats for shipping purposes &c.
PERSONS furnishing vessels preparatory 10 sen voyages viii
elsewhere
aug2T-ly .JouN ~ MINK
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RECORDS or THE
REVOLUTIONARY wan

containing the Military and Financial Corresponnc ~
Distinguished Officers "
General orders IF Washington lee aud Greene
Names Of the officers prvates with the dates Of tir
commissions and enatnens with lst az d;, ~ .,u'i
prisoners Of war; the time of their capture eSchanee sc
70 which is added thehatpay Acts OF the Continental con-
9ceIs OF the Continental ARMY. who acquired tho rrht Ia
hnltpay, communication, land warrants etc. atc e "
BY W.T. r. LAPPELL
Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary Claim.
oae volume, limo. CLOTH 5b+ pages. Price Sia5
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

S@gFEsxza BEEFi nEEFii--The undsrslgri
8%$a{ would call tho attention Of the public 70 ~
fiet that he Keeps superior article Of Bsi
at bis stall, No, d, in tie Fourth Street MAJ,
ket and No. D. in the Second Street Market every day
me week except Sunday, which he will liberal
terms The public Is invited to call and examine fr ts
HclvcH JOHN i. SOLOMON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

canadian flour was in fair demand and lower grades
Southern was heavy, especially for lower grades while
prices were without important change The sales en-
ossced about 500 bbs closing within the range Of the
above quotations. Rye flour quiet at the above
figures. Corn meal was firmly held, but quiet wheat
has been quiet Sales bushels white Canada at 81 49,
S21sc for mixed Western Barley-Sales 5000 bushels
state on p t.. Rye and oats inactive
n.oo nm MARKET was steady with sales Of p 90
$50 mats Java at 15c.
CorroS -!he market was steady, with sales Of 800
Bales including $50 In transu We have no change of
moment to notice In quotations
fKnGH1s were dull. To Liverpool few hundred bales
o. cotton were engaged at sled s2d 100 teroes beef
AZ o. % 49,; 100 boxes bacon at 22s 3d. and lot Of
ara at t. and $50 boxes cheese at 27s Cd To London
oo uerces beef were taken at os There no alteration
TO notice in rates for the Continent.
HAY was In steady demand, with sales of 400 n 500
bales for shipment at 81 . 81 o.
Scotch pig ass rs .s % aS,os wn sales Of small lots
LINN was firmly held at 75c and 81 20 for both Sorts
MossEs incomparatively good The last sales of
New orleans were made at 47c
NAVAL STORES Owing to more favorable accounts from
reported at PIT Al the close holders demanded DEC an
was in fair demand s. 50 81 tx With last sales At
~ ~ 30, and tar at 90 Is q % SO asked.
cns-linseed was quiet at &c. q $50: Crude sperm
ana wnale were inactive at last weeks prices.
PEovMoSa-Pork-The market was unchanged, while
sales were moderate, and embraced about 500 bbs,
ncuding old mess at $l7 81 All 81 4 and new do a.
$1S $l8 l2; Western prime do at SIS TO- city do do
SIG SIG 121f, and new prime at $14 Is $l4 371s
Beef was steady with sales Of $50 bbs including coun
and extra 90. at $40 so . S1I 50. Prime was
nrm, with sales Or 200 bbls common Chicago re-
ported at $l6. Sales OF 600 bbB. beef hams were
made at $14 SO SIS Lard rmer, with sales Of 800
bbl at IcXc 11kc Cut meats were in fair request,
with sales Of 426 hhds. and terces at 6zc To- for
shoulders and 91.c. l0c for hams. Bacon was firm
and In eteecy request with ssIes OF about 100 boxes long
ribbed mddes at CSC 50 do long clear at l0c SO do.
AA~A ~~sJ 1/n md lima n
Butter and cheese were steady request and prices
char ged.
Rrcz-The market steady with sales Of $50 tierces
6. 3;kc. a 4Lc. per h.
footed up about 700 hhds. Cuba mug
covado. chiefly within the range OF &c. a TIC.
WHsKFY-Sales Of 400 500 bbls. were reported at |
o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

This time last year business was active, and the
importers were making money. Sugar, tea, coffee
wool, iron, &C., were all selling here at profit but
on shipments Of domestic produce to Europe the
owners were losing money. Both cotton and bread
stuffs as well as provisions dearer in our mar
kets than in those of Europe. Money, which had
been easy at a al per cent throughout January
had risen at the close Of that month to 81 a Der
cent in consequence of the award of ten millions Of
the loan of 1858. Political signs in Europe which
pointed to the coming war in Italy, had created dis
trust in the minds of capitalists, and caused the
withdrawal of money from the market. The banks
held $2S 900 in specie, the bTreasury IS OO0
GOOSE 900 900 in al-against less than thirty now.
Foreign exchange was above the specie shipping
point; the leading bankers were getting 109a for
their bills-the same which are now selling at 100,
less brokerage. The bank loans stood at the
enormous figure of $l30,442,l76 Considering
everything-the high price Of cotton abroad,
the fair prospects of q better market for
breadstufs, the prospects of cheap money, the mo.
derate indebtedness of our merchants to Europe as
evidenced by the low price of foreign exchange the
light shipments of specie, the reduction of seven
millions in the bank loans, the progressive recove-
ry Of the Western country, as proved by the in
creased railway traffic, and the probable impulse
which the new policy of the Emperor of the French
will give to commerce throughout the world-it
may be safely said that the commercial horizon ia.
brighter than it was year ago.
At the same time it must be added that the I'm
portations, especially of dry goods continue exces.
sive, and that if the banks encourage this reckless
speculation in foreign merchandise all the prosperi
ty in the world in other respects win not save us
here from disaster. The total import entry Of Janu-
ary, 1852 was too large that Of January, 1860, is
larger STILL The importers win realize the truth Of
our words before the end of the year.
The following tables win show the movement of
trade at this port for the seven months which have
elapsed Of the current fiscal year, a. compared
with the corresponding periods Of the two previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

This is about as bad a statement as the hanks
could make, and will undo all the good done by
their last statement An increase of one million in
the loans at the present time is wholly
and can only do mischief when the time comes for
the banks to reverse their course and contract.
Each successive week now renders trouble more
certain this fall; glance at the above statement
shows where the responsibility for the future really
lies.
The money market was active to-day, though
without change of rates. We quote loans on call
per cent and very choice short acceptances at the
same figure; first class business paper, q months
to run, z s; lower grades, and names less known
9aloal2. The day was rendered active bv the
simultaneous arrival of several mails from the South
and from Europe.
Foreign exchange ia quiet The leading bankers
ask 100 for sterling, and 5lsl for francs; but We
hear OF no business being done above 1854 for ster
ling, and $40 for bills on Paris. There will probs-
biy be more active market tomorrow.
Stocks continued to present dull aspect though
there were more orders to-day, and the public
seemed to be buying little. There were orders
from Europe for Erie stocks and bonds, and for
Illinois Centrals. Some of the Western stocks
were also wanted. Central, however, continues to
be drag upon the market. Pacific Mall raj
lied up to 30, closing 79l bid. The steamer
which we learn BY the overland mail, the company
has lost the Pacific insured for ELS 900 ster
ling in England, which ID about what she cest nix
years ago. Michigan Southern guaranteed sold
down to l2A the share, but rallied Afterwards and
closed ct 13} bid. Tho earnings for January are
stated at $4,000. against Sl04 100 last year. The
whole market was better IN the afternoon, and
closed firm at the following quotations. Tennes-
see 6's, SO; Virginia es, sl2; Missouri 6's SOL I;
Canton, lei . IL; Cumberland Coal, l52; Pacific
Maa. 7sl o cot; New York Central, 70i I; Erie, 9
. /; Hudson River, 10. Al; Harlem, q /; do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

NBLo's GARpES.-A new programme for the circus last
night attracted full house. The entertainments
menced with the May day Festival Intercollegiate stee-
pie chase and any number Of other sports and games
The piece went of with great eclat Not the least effective
part Of the exhibition the hurdle jumping At the close
OF the festivities by the various riders belonging to the
troupe and the feag Of i've barred gate eapng by
Robinson. The "Spors Of Merry England" may be set
down a. q success,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

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nA-WOOO. kSDY : CO, HanAgas rs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Died.
epant scarlet fever A only dauehter of Joeeph md
Caroline Ayers, aged years and months
BxsRD-On Saturday, Feb. T. MARIA, wife OF William
Bard
Due notice Of the funeral will bs given hereafter.
BsxDE.-h Brooklyn, on Monday morning, Feb. 8, IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MeNDAY, Feb. 6-SP.M
Asm.-Ihe market was steady, and sales confined to
smau os were made at SIC for pets and at SIC. for
pearls. - -
BHHADsrUUa Tour-The lower grades Of State and
western were hrmer, with Q good demand. The sales
comprised about 5000 bbs, closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
ca Cure Truss with n eeoting permanent cures Of
hernia or rupture MARSH 90. No. veslv street. N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Teupeo
factory removed 70 u Bond arsst Private entrance fos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH Feb. g, 1850.
The screw steamship Huntsville, Of Cromwells line,
arrived here yesterday morning the 9Th inst in sixty
hours from New York -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Personal IntelIigenoe. 10
Mrs Faulkner, the wife Of Minister to France 10 At
the New York HOTEL being detained there by the sickness
Of her daughter, Mrs. Lou. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Feb. &C p N.
The Custom House tables of the trade of the por
ior the month of January were made up to-day
and we subioin our usual connnarafixe stafennant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

The Rubfcon II Passed and the Union
lovers Of good Beef hereby notaed tbst
portion q the mammoth Union Will Be ras4ed servS
up ~ day q Nos lis and us John sress by j. RfiEY
can furnish Tie Union Beef. A ~ 80 eAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Holloway's Ofntment and PfIls.-The
sr cure ga sss and ulcers asr oA remedy has
failed while The second tn11 more oenE6 rfchneo
he blood han hundred tines he wogf u fool vac
tory, 90 Maiden lane n. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents-Blaek or
Broadway, and by Ill Cher druegists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Defiance Salamander Safes With Pa.
tent powder proof locks and bars Also anc bur
fsr proof and Parlof safes Depot IS
coTnor Of Coiege place. ROBERT n. PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

IAKE--KuMR.-AtR Rock City, Saratoga county At the
residence Of the brides father, Thursday Feb q by
the Rev Geo. B. Porter Mr.. HENRY NJ LAKE, OF Brooklyn
70 Miss GussE A., daughter Of Chauncey Klmer q, Of
the former place.
IIvIscsroS-voS PnslR.-In Christ church on Satur-
day, Feb T. BY Rev. 8. Wiley, Mr.. JonN A. lvNasrov
Of Charleston, s. c. TO Mas MAxHA AuGuA daughter OF
the late Alexander Won Pnster Esq, OF this city
TAYLoR-PMRo1r I'm Brooklyn, Wednesday, Feb l.
BY the Rev B. Hagany GIoKGI G. N TAYLOR, OF New
York, TO MELISSA n. PxRRoFT Northport, l. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

crisssdorc's Hair DZe, wigs ana Tou-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

London Club Sauce.-Thfs UnrfvalIed
Sauce manufactured BY Parker London. OBJ
taned Of their agent In his CITY, A. J. Parker 10 BeekmAn
Thb article ID the Worcestershire saucc
aud be Obtained II onshaf the prics.
Som ethfng New.-A Hemmer, Tucker,
Teller Binder ard 0auss ccmbined ju. patented Simple
70 any sewing machine By one 10 . few minutes.
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Orders ny mail supplied with complete Instructions postage
paid Send for q circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Mrs. Windows S0othing Syrup.
MILLIONS or BOTTLES arc now uscd every wear In Tia
United States for children teethng with never falling suoce