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Markets.
Monty, March IL, 1860.
Cotonsaks 10 day 2, 800 bales prices easier, but
quotations. unchanged and market dull.
SAvASxAH, March IA, 1860.
Cotton--Sa'es today ,975 market steady. +
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1850.
Coton-Sales today SEQ bales at unchanged prices.
The sales Of the week add up bales aud tue receps
1900 baesganst 10 coo for The week 10 last year
Receipts At this port ahead Of last year. 600 bile DO
ali Southern ports, 65 eco baes. Stock, $40 bales
Freights and Exchange unchanged.
irGrsrl, March II, 1860.
Coton-Saias 10 day 10 bales; market arm.
CsAEissroS March 10, 1850.
Cctton-Sacs to day. 1000 bales; sales Of the week.
10 500 bales receipts Of tho week, $500 bales The mar.
ket cleses trim.
CHARLESTON, March IA, 1860.
Cottcn-Sales today 5000 balcs; market nrmer.
BALrxoRx March Is, 1850.
Flour very nrm: City Mills Howard street. IS SIX;
Ohio held the same. Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn
active spd sesady: whtc 1t 70 72c yellow - goa Too
Pork finn mess, SIS; prime SIS. whskey, 23c
PHIspErPHra, March Is, 1860.
Flour GULL and declined Il ,c sales 81 S. S7tsn 80 2s
Wheat STEADY Corn unchanged. Provisions active moss
pork, SIS IS SlS So; primo $la SIS 90. whiskcy
lover, salcs At go. Ac. - .s
- - - - CtxcrxxAr March Is, 1850.
Flour dull and lover sa,es a IS IS % So Whisky
Provisions closed ARM with better feeling 10
the Market Blk meats nrmer. Lard advanced &C. Pork
nfm. ccnDfry mces, SIT; city nnea, sf7 e. Money
market tight Sight exchange On New York unchanged.
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We learn tina. the arrangemeh,s nf lanes Insael Co.
for pony express from this place to California last
being coDsummated. portion Of their ponies riders
and agents have arrived here and yesterday they started
to determine the route and locate the stations They ex
pect 10 commence running about the 9Th Of April and
go through In ten days IL thought they viii also 10
the starting point Of their passenger and fast freight
line here but it s not fully decided yet
The Denver City express OF the 18th inst arrived here
10 day, bringing twenty 1--WE hundred dollars Ia gold dust
and two passengers.
From the Rocky Maintain Ne,o' Of March T. we clip the
following-"we have been shown nugget from the
Nevada Gulh weighing over one hundred pennyweghs,
and tw0.thirts gold.'
heavy gale occurred on Friday, the Cd ms. doing
come damage In the city. Otherwise the weather has
been quite warm and pleasant
W. W. Atkins, alias pcnnsyltuck, who was severely
wounded by Sheriff Kahier Ia sGfay soms weeks
Atkins had made threats against four men at Mountain
City, and was considered q dangero Gus person.
Capt Gregory arrived on the 4th inst with company
of eighteen via the Platte route In forty two days from
st Joseph. The Platte being substantially bridged
at Henderson's che, 1fteen miles below Denve
The express coaches from tbs mouth OF
Beaver Creek direct to Denver saving iy miles IN dis
lance
An express line had been started between Denver and
Mountain City.
From the Tarryill diggings, South Fork We learn
that about seventy five at work With varying
Snow the Fork was about two feet deep ana
melting rapidly.
peighborhood OF tho Blue river yielding sevcntyayc
cents to the pan.
The duel between Nessrs. Bliss and Stone fought
with double barreled shot guns loaded with blis
and the distance thirty PAGES. Stone SHOT In the
groin, and when the coach left was said to be dying
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News from Mexico.

NEW URIEASs March 10, 800.
Vera Cruz adviccs Of the Sd last arc received.
Mranon was before the city with Ave thousand men.
The liberals had dsnanted ani abandoned Ayaraio,
ard b.ockaded the port.
conspiracy iu favor Of Mramon had been discovered
anc &c eated which viii probably cause him to abandon
the fiege.
Carvajal's men had Gu. Off thousAud Of Mramon's
troops, and Mramon's communication with the capital
was entirely cut Off.
Acapulco dates CT the 27,h nit. received
Alvarez had ordered general whea. 20 Vera Cruz to
command tho foreign forces there.
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THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
yIRsT SESSION.
Senate.

Senate
WASHINGTON, March is, 1860
The Senate met at II N; ten Senators present. No
prayer offered The galleries contained thirteen gen.
tlemen and no ladies.
QUIZ TREATIES WITH EASTERN NATIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. Mason, (dem.) Of Va, a resolution
adopted insructng the Committee on Foreign Rela
tons TO inquire whether any and what legislation 10 ne
cessay carry fully into effect certain treaty s,pu
atons between the United States and China and Burah
and Siam.
Mr. BROWN, dem Of Miss introduced bill 10 incor
porae the National Gallery and School Of Arts, in the
District Of Columbia
On motion OF Mr. SUMNER, (rep) Of Mass, resolution
was adopted inetructing The Committee Finance 70
slider whether the numerous Custom House oahs ad
ministered under acts Of Congress may with pro-
prety be abolished, and simple declarations substituted
therefor.
CONVERSATION OF JUDICIAL oncxRs.
On motion Of NJ. BENJAMIN (dem Of La, the Senate
considered me bill amending the existing laws relative %
the OF the District Attorneys Marahas and
Clerks Of the United States Circuit and District Courts.
The bill was discussed and passed.
HE LouMvIIIE AND PORTLAND CANAL.
The special order was taken up, being joint resou
ton, authorizing the enlargement and construction Of
Mr. WADE. (ep) Of Ohio, presented resolutions from
the Ohio Legislature in favor Of the same object, which
ment adopted pr vdng that when the canal shah be
enlarged and the branch constructed and the Of this
Improvement pato more tOiio Snail DO Couocto0
than amount sufficient keep the canal In repair and
pay for the necessary superntendence.
~. ne 5o0ss SSs% Gs opposed The S s.ys
which held by directors, who controlled the work,
doing tust what they peased they made money, very
WE'LL but they got In debt they could call the GO
yernment to foot the bills. p.- ~
Mr.. PownL, (dem) Of KY, said the government had
received ga 900 more than she ever put in this work.
and had purchased than 900 shares not with
ney from the federal treasury but from tolls coscted
from vessels passing through the canal All that he
asked that they might be allowed 70 30 on and use
tho revenue and credit OF tho canal to enlarge II
sufficiently 10 accommodate the claes Of boats navi
eating that river
Mr. WADE said the rates collected would be SUFFICIENT
10 make the proposed improvements and repairs Not
one dollar was asked from the government
Mr.. CRuxDu remarked thai these directors had held
the stock merely for the preservation Of the work and
managed Il the best they could
Mr.. DAVIS (6em) Of Mas, thought for the govern
mept to bold stock 10 that canal invasion Of the
jurisdiction Of sovereign State. He admitted
argemen Leeded bat Kentucky ought to control the
whole matter.
The bill was passed Yeas, 30; nays, IA.
On motion Of Mr. Mason, the Senate then went into
cutive session.
Adjourned.
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News from Utah.

ArcuEsoy, K T., March Is, 1860.
The Central Overland mail and Pkes Peak express
arrived this morning, bringing dates from Salt Lake city
TO the Path Of February and from Denver TO the h inst
The express brings SO 500 in gold dust
Tho duel between Mr Bliss, tho provisional Governor,
and Dr. Stone member OF the Legislature grew out Of
Offensive remarks made by Governor Bliss a the dinner
table.
TIE rush to the dIggings has commenced and mining
prospects were never 50 bright - at present,
corporal OF Rino's battery found dead at Camp
Floyd, on the 18th February. and her husbfai
have been charged with the murder ana arrested.
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Billiard Pa yfng-salesrOoms, 149 Fall
ton street. New York A. BAB3FOR Jr invites frien Is nex
four weeka to Court and Hcnfe Streets Br0oklyp.
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HoWe's Original Sewing Machines, For
fanily and manufacturing purposes.
Agsnu wanted for The country.
Once 4S Broadway.
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MILtKDCkVILlx, MACH To- Iooo.
Alexander Lawtcn. OF Chs ham, q Cobb man, was
elected permanent President Tho vote stood -Iawton
I72; Cohen anti Cobb, 49, The tables turned oil
midnight and resolution elect eight delegates by bal
lot passed By 46 majority will, perhaps be reconsider
cd Today. The session isst night was rather "a exc
ing one.
MuIEpcEvuIk, March 15-P. "
The Convention has adjourned die Nearly alt the
old delegates were appointed. Tho December resoiu
ons were vetoed By ayes l62, maya ia. No Presten
tal candidate was reconmendef. "
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