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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
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Virginia Fire X Marine Insurance Company
Die sH Srna nise Capital pom S20U,UOO teiiB
UNI i'm Sabre 1882 purtb bic 0elesaebuna
ron S%irlini'n ~sinseiest wurre.
SsrIthtrunaea psresn pmrb hieie ate 0cnpaauir ,rtb,iIt mt,
cen a%unlt'9lttn Steinaunaen aeaen sttucr< unc s8lii,-iblpen an
eiaEnieuni aatr @rt, ais: pauItr, WcubtI, GSuitr uc 5Daarsn
liT grf, lcmahl IN hr Stde!. ais dub i'm 9ance, unp ptrbtu Ri,
N:rtFenrcr &us;ablu;stn prpnYt atleitrt.
re- FnI et Yrtit ue cts @uiuahms Der III ysrit,rrsen Ge.
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on '".. 49, - :. <'PGTtiH, @rdfc.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

sSalbin9tpn.Saritn.s
Mttncn BrcrrScn uue ccm stcbriea YutHtum bic ga,,ios. bsE
HM cteien 2triaA3uIas lIrttn G,:rnomuta babe. unb mi D ptmu
zen mfret, e"rb autmertlsmr SectenunI bieitn Yarten III e,ncm
o'rn eelutattn Srbr.uhssplae III madbtn. iEbcm ib rpb rt Scr.
ltht'unS ats,, Gag tb aur Ole telien Spcien une (yttrdnft iutre
saes th Su9it'd' su sfttrrin W abe feuuri It rim.
Simrn SttinItin.
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20 { nj ltll 5aus"

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No. l6f Sruap ,nii6en Der d. une !. Srraet,
(ecm 3btanr etasnub,r).
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Wttnt, Sranec'S. &c. Das SeuS III lcitmadrpu ~einstricsief
uhe weIotn BIC @1'te auf cas aufmerfianlr ssetn,.
W,iuGt
mtre Gin PARTNER mi. einem Garial ron s?s0n, M. in, Ribmsae
nc Uatrtfattcn ron ,spitere rarcnitrt: 9'hiinils 9lets crsr fintt~
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rn III Srerattrn uue wrft aErPs p:retnn III. Gtnusenct Ssires~
wtreti 4tatten uni rsrlanS,. Gsstn rtitrcn 9iniclhitn az
efeiiut ntan III q. &. gsbite,
Trrtenrurt, TG,
Trititlt riR ans ehitm IIatcrial aufl,iusrtea tr saute
III 9rNtnfttln etnomncr WITH LINN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

EDWARD ". CANNON,
Sefentlibsr Sirta' unp Weriotts, Nnmait.
Sfiee: Sd Governor mno Jranflin- StraRs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
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Saerb 0uuttrSbeiwcr,
Nc. 4 Wdinfrafc. uatt an Nitsn MART.
s,leutsi fb Gem seurtbta Nutli!um. namtn:lia 6NaSirsutu. RE
an'eist III niaibtn, fes or Gin Eager aasr osutittu frIht t6lt.
ale: 3meilthcn, steerrtt .Nirihtu, eySitn, gtaitn, ant }, ttn eu.-
tenfrnhie. bruaneiihe @tinsc, Sthmtuwr, une Yinrturwr Maze.
SareeDer. Sarsins, rt ttdt vrbtuhtn. rtutibt s2ttnc, cta0;nattt
Sriidis. aue arnn Ganbtcs, Gisarr'": .e ,. p;Lae @rihti nrltlst
Ma 9u sutss mtas 9ascrbier unb lpnfise Grfr;lh4rstr Nnr
Sa,eIst e's'htllS III lsorr 3ett III bSbcn, ne INert "a N,ipistn
Stiud'e Trtanclihlt ein SGCOb Wunh rSbeimtr.
SeriaisSsue seaaren ertielt iOstcn peg 0ampiiaif
uup Yadsttcrt @m. y. GYltr. als:
So SslS. Din 9tpe uup Common NaiSfcY.
700 ~ 3reum Nransp, Sin uap 9t.m.
100 ~ Waiasa uup Wortmcin..
$50 Spres @und, uuo 0ayer 3taiins.
LOG - gu Carbonate Sroa.
i5o ~ . Cables Vunppppsr lra.
80 balte Seres Slad lca.
100 Grcs leiesrapb. Arunp sRcUS uni Ssanaba
MathcS.
200 8sres paper unc Grtsatcs = tara.
p%ctatres, Onions. Gcrfib, 6ilb, Salt, Sl..s @rt
ter, ebeele, earo, Bacon, SpiteS, Wapcr. 5utc.
Mea!irS. Cigars, GereaAr, Sladins. ilrur &c. &c.
Hue piels @Saarcn iinp iriib unr pom Better Qua.
ittat Ine %pertanlt risiclten gu Den ~tiuisiten 9reijsn
" nj. y. GYler,
Nhritlale Grocer, prppi;cE unp
Hiaupr Dealer.
Is. Straee, iniibtn Gnry uu Main.
Millinery! Millinery!
Marame SON
tradit nit ieeem Steamer pcn New 9prf Die usui7,,
in eas pueseiadit sinitlaaenps Artitel, ais 9scnnrts.
8rpipusessle., Die lie i'm C1rc6eu unp .Rtcinsn tilI,jit
~osrtauft. Napame CON.
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asdenutrr
Ocean 9adctz uue @elp : 8tfGrperuuas- %nmiiiicu
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nit leStni ron bier a%taebsntcn 9pibarpJr nab irssne einemSr,
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ir 3eninpIun9, oher ihsuwciie, prcEasf Wp nit Der IreRttn Sjtht,.
belt srpsett, step Garantie unb Srhsin.
Wt6iel unb AnpeIiunltn. in ben 6autpilseu sr,
OsuIlbianr 'ablbar. lto III ben ni'erisicnG purhn III BEN cSiatn
Bureau III haben.
8eleausiabluTstn an irstns cine asref. in DtutIb.
Iano. fri ms paus 9eitefsri, 8ssen QuittunS.- paiiass- BILLET,
ub 8eiirpdNe.
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aHNre aaentur netrtra9tn. ". Sd NJ iii II. 9p
Olit auf Sbtaet b~eiiebsnb. biitet UNI bic seneiatsn auf.raat mti
Ger Sreunhe une 3anosltute y. pa lei.
NEW ARkET HOTEL,
gde Ser Hten MD Marlballir., Ninmrnp. RI.
DEM rsi'tnecn 9usIifrm wirr tieit$ nu cina;ribne joccI w.
"ths emPichltn. ~N'lcitTiia s!Iuben in II '!nrn ;eirn,nn. ann
caS esltss SuSlitum III rfcrtm Be- .enafscll riu5,.
Iinttttn EcfalS frtunhlIblt rirjulanfn, fpplelbt man lte!s bs bIt,
faetreter unb irnliae @rFriltunatn. arbt iuecrfcnmener s,Sr.
MR. nnfcG miro. StartIhpfer II 66usIr,
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W r. &. Nrin aan 4,
Grufcr WrS. Thet,)
SaScr=G~ pinpaentc!

Zen Nfttslisrern CUR ~giasbritt. paB ieseu Dcnner.
ithN, NttneS . utr, rssslmdBiae Grsrerer, llrbuna.u
IN Der Military Dali" iiattiiuren.
Srrsn .cBtem CUnuer rang i'm Icnat fuest Die
mpnati'hs ~Srrlammiuna i'm trfale rS lberru S6ar
ltatt. Saasmcpcr ORR. Ssr,,
Hr. SS. 6rrbr.
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no. 2of Srcdctrafr, ,rridcn FER itrn NM Stem
tamstee!t Nn ccm ntntltra YusIitrm ;ur &n!trtisuns eler in r,u
C8e'nait etnltr!seeletr Nrte;teu, ais: Mufrrlh,ru nrI,- rns , ~"
"rosI. NnitrhSun4 rn Ndtaren alter arf, 5arc;iet, prn Aim
HetH, iu wtHptni 5mcf In sn 'esr ibpnts NNrrtirn MT lar,rcn
"efietois pGsr. Vile Srrttn No raur urc YcnttianiLtc Aliuts prr-
rate's "hH III F'llden Yreta III BADEN Eri 3. II. RrmmtI.
MRS. Ertnauna,
Crufcr VirS. Tt,tt)
ceutl be jottammr,
e:lauht it ibreu Gunetn unb hem dciammtrn TutI:fum bie sr:riae
~ MADDEN. eaf fc isct ituttrie ~?frhnura an Naritsuifraae p,T.
lanoi BAT nne Ia i5rcr ntutn Nu n ns an SruabitraRr, ,miintn
or !. une : ttrusfr Sradete Sptd), III frreu III, prltlsh liz
Serei9ten Iutrla,r cntttacnltbi.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

SaHe', Snad- IDaue unp Fdacrtitr, Salcn.
Weiuen 6reuns tn irmir scu stiammten puslifun, ii, ,r,,s,r,
%nr,9t, eaf In am 6uks B : Nems @arhrs. ueten Rtst's Or
tel. cn ncueN SEad~ pauS enscittt bate, pcicIth nrtcu Irrfi-
acn eririitbuue:r 'tets en auitS Giss SttsuIbeS pr.is ,Ysasr.
Si,T 81 bateu III. Slnsm rtki iatursbtp Sciub iett i~tunri;syf
eEtStstn Ssbn Natrbaufer, Sst.
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United States
&DNrrbicrsG 0iDss.

Ottlaen 5rtunptn mao Penn %rsutittn putlifum er
frAserne Ani'tAt, RAP Id re Nir.bibait rst llniies
StdtsS Scteis, Sdt Ter l9ttu unS @ialnhrase. is w.
nrmmtn babe, une bnf CO MID ireutu wirr, red,t ,r
msine ~atrbrtsn @dilr nit ben tsteu Grjr,tobuaaru BE-
elrnrn ,utcuucn.
Snbn 9 m M en-
300 Vbs. Small 5rsals Bacon. 10 1ierus Iuprrirr
&arpaF !tentndp DAMS. UNI : 5icIsts &C Dams. nsbn yinru
anorrtn NriIftin crbiittn ictttn lin. ypalet Sehnt
10000 ytS. 3rrp's Sra Jtcunc 1amiIp @atrn, M
baben bel Wm. sSaiaee Srbns.
Daniel C'Spuuen.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

IN Der MILITARY 6au" liattfursn.
Scpsn .cBten CUnucrfana i'm Irnat fuest Die
mcnatiittc Srriammiuna i'm trfait res 6erru Dab
H"". p~a1smrpcr ORD. Ssrs.
1r. ~. esrrar,
Office: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store
am Nrncu Niarlt,,
Gdr cr Srpao- uup Gten StraEs.
e. NJ. o en- a II M empTthlt lsinrn Srtnnc,u
unr ren Yutlitum lriu lut aNcrtirtts Yaacr ppn i. lib
lae'S Waarsn, Gle su osn ~tilisitsn pesi,.n ~atNcseten
rerpcu.
9SInisn. Ont.
Gin %unfsSItsreS &itttI ;ur s~errribuns eeits llnae;ief,rs in III
'"V' 7" Y. Wdyntr, DruSStt.
George n. sprinsmann.s
y Q II III btu Srttl uur u staurattpn
Cruiser 9tupp< Srtell.
SO. Ash 0tnuipipamla Srsnue,
,pji&en Sbrp unp 6rur, anc-a. bali Strrr,s,
sealhinatrn, D. &.
EaS rsiitnee putltun fucrt in hsitm 6r:ei ss ,I~reunelihl,
%Hrrarmt rno seonnuns. %'trinsun9cn mafis.
berabirsuna Ger Yreiit upn Jtpbitn.
Tic grs!le sn Gett itnO bis aWf neitere Matriht ,pts ..islst:
S%t saiTF esf $50 PER S'aO.
eorS Ipte. btire sunsn $50
Eieien Yreien iuiciac muF Nrtt ais haS tilRils jttIcruraSu mo-
terial nitler ScaiNn an5,ettn mtrctn.
scDiasansen,; saaIslslnns ttim . :teucn ocsr a~Sliefsruns.
AM SSpNlt""atSS eetNptn ln eff Hr TO-. StraRs UNI @Gin.
UNI Gde Der o. IHp Ssrrlr., iurluh "cm Canal.
1921 Snp. ;. @crtb, astnt.
Seine @smurire brerlapc rrbielt ipsten
; e. 6iibtr. gst.
9initlns 9;rrsn tOnaru 3ummsr nit Sstt batsu
bel D. E"sinAana,
~Sdasrhier Sdicn, Srcnritrabe, ,irildtn
Str lifsn UNI 2ten Stra6e.
u. Shrttrr IL. Spmp,
ApOtbcttr unr G~rug9iA,
Nr. 10 W~aiu<Strass.
Santtnh fur has hisber aerrnnene 3utrautn bcfTt er, inter iu-
tt.rtna prompicr Neeicnuns, eaieIbe aut fern,rbin ~ srbonen.
&ereit rcrrpen III jeeer Stit (tsi Gag une4a6D prompt unb az.
%mtfenbafI uusgriubrt.
aas Ser.en jsarbeltrfe, 8snfisrslas, 81. :aeu, gtaarr,u.
Hauh.. RaI> NM Stbnu2tabat bsltansiS an>a nb unb peretn IN
Den tilisiIen Yrsnen oertauft.
o. II. CHALkLEY,
Saneitr bon VtDsr ule S.hub. i5.ni inas, Sntpprteur
pom fran,0iibrm &~llbIseer,
Ii. Ctr. smiihen Waiu IL. Carp, M,nmpnp. pa
Geutib II Sttuhmad,ein nire citS p~outlupial aiYcrt rte Yaar
scn esper altr ART b:lltms %,mpiohIen. Diti,Itsr Enpsa raitibi iu-
suS aHts III tbrtm 8thrdti nrthtAe sStrteul, re l. a. Stnpinls
ytlltsn l, ale Sprkn Nrpers u. i. 10 OuS ron Sa;tlcrr uur
Suthptnctrn 95 audbt wtrneGbt ycarr 1T aIelbfalS pporittia.
@lt rtIt arttcl pcrotn stetn 3aar pper quite Dapiers tiaisii
pertauft. UGs
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Ocean Cadet uue @elp 4efSrperuuas- ]cmmiITcu
aatnttn:
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To I'LL
SIDE Ser 6ten IND @aribaGir., Ninmrnp. Na.
DEM r%si'snecn 9uSlifrm wirr tats nu ciaa;ri:bie;e joc'cI b,-
"ths tmpicplfn. e~'lcttrif9 sr!Iubeu In ;; H"t,r ;eidnuen, am
cS bieiiss %usHfum III cftcrem 8sT-u .cnafypl rina,.
Tibttttn YctalS ircunnlibif einiulabtn, ,ppielbf man it,rs hes hT,,
Vaesrbtsr unb irnitise Srfriitunatn. Hsbf ,uscrfcmmsaeu y,sr.
rurs nnfcH miro. EfeetISnfer II 66usIrr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28

ne.s on . principle rather tran seek success
ond thought Of the pc pie for just fication and
restoration he concluded by urgently urging
the Southern delegutes 10 be true to their Con-
stitutional duties and not to lend themselves to
palpabie wrong to obtain party victory II
they allow themselves to be thus made tool
OF, they should be hung on political gallOws
higher than ever vas built for Haman
Mr.. Pugh OF Ohio. then took the favor to re.
ply to MIR. fancy at half past seven. He wac
glad to hear one southern man speak out
plainly and boldly, and tell Us what he really
does want. He then read the resolutions
adopted by the Alabama Democratic Conven.
ton four ears ago as reported by Mr.. Yancy
himself in favor of non interve vention and at
the same time instructing the delegates from
that State TO leave the Cincinnati Convention,
if the resolutions were not acceded to. Alabama
did not ak then what she now asks for nor
did the gentleman demand what he now de.
mand-. He continued far an hour and gave
way for a recess for an hour
At 9 o'clock the Convention met agnin, and
an attempt was made to fix the time for clos
ing the debate, but was unsuccessful.
Mr. Pugh resumed, going into all argument
to prove the Counstitutionality of SOU tie
Sovereignty, quoting from speech Of Mr..
Hunter, on the Kansas bill, to sustain the
views of himself now. He reviewed Mr.
Yancy's remarks with great force and elo-
quence, ard concludes his speech at half past
ten Q clock to-morrow morning
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28
New York Market.

BY Tlegraph.l New YORK, April y.
FLoUR.-Market 5IlGc better. s. 4o15 As
Super State s. o5a5 SO Extra State SIS 400
40 Super Western 5 55M5 % Common to
medium extra do, So l5a6 Is inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales 10000 bbls.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Market active and arm.-
s. 60@7 20.
RYE FLoUR-Steady at s. 5094 30.
NHRAT-Market 2s3c better. Sales 1900
81 2S@l 20 Chicago Spring; 81 30@Sl 35 Mill
Club s 62Ml 81 White Canada 81 43Gl SO
White Western.
RYE-Firm at sac.
BARLEY-Heavy. Sales SEQ bushels private
terms.
CORN-Market &c better. Sales $1,000 bushels.
soc for mixed western. SIC yellow Southern.
OATs.-Moderate request. 44W451ac Western
and State
PoRK-Marke quiet. Sl7 so old mess $l7 SO
@lS % new mess: $l2 o7Ml3 90 old prime
ii IS new. Sales 925 bbls.
BEEF.-Dull.
Cur MEArs-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 pack
ages.
CHEEsE-Steady l0@lO1ac.
LARD-Firm Sales $50 bbls.
TALON : Quiet at l012c
BUTrER.-ln fair request at ll@l3c choice ii
(l20a State.
WHIsKY-Unchanged Sales 700 bbls 23c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28
Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at = A N and Bpm closes
at $40 Mand Pk.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa ,
arrives at p NJ closes $500 AN.
SoUTHLRH MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives at SPM; closes 5:30.A
WESTERN ASD SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
8PM; closes ut SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives Q A N; closes at Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, arrives at r Tue esdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays closes at 8 Pm Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays
CP RIVER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at 8 n; closes
at Pm, daily, exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL arrives at N closes At IL y
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL NJ Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAMosA MAIL, arrive. and closes at IL II, on
Thursdays.
The office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from TO 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28

PROMISING. G.-Having taken ride in
to the country yesterday, We are enabled to
speak advisedy of the condition and prospects
Of the agricultural interests, and we must say
that We have never seen more cheering indica.
tions than are visible in the farming districts
at this time Every wheat field is replete with
promises of one of the most abundant hsrvests
that have ever gladdened the hearts of hard
working husbandmen. We also notice that
there has been large increase in the number
ofacres of land put unler cultivation from that
of former years. The farmers are now diligent-
ly engaged in preparing their ground for corn
planting AT present there is no particular
hurry about putting in corn-iniesd it may
be better to wait several days yet. until the
ground shall have become thoroughly warmed
SO as to preclude the possibility Of rotting the
seed. We cannot see nor learn anything contra
~ to the general opinion that the season will
be one Of unparalleled agricultural prosperity
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28
COM NJ + RC IAL !
DAVENPORT MARX EI.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Ngw.,l
Friday Eve, April z6, 1860.
Weather clear but rather cold.
Market still excited and wheat ranging higher
Buyers are disposed to run each other, by which
means the prices are maintained above healthy
figure. We noticed some fine lots Of Spring sold
to-day as high as 81 03. Shippers have control
Of the market, having run the millers out. One
mill got few loads to-day by paying 81 GOAL OIL
Other grains remain quite firm and unchanged
Potatoes are dull and declining.
We quote:
FLoUR-Firm with a fair domestic demand
Spring Extra s. 90 wholesale and s. - retail
Superfne 81 OO@4 IS; Rye S4 90; Buckwheat
500 d cwt., and Corn II cal 800 q cwt
WuEAr-In demand and advancing. Three
cents rise is noticeable in The market for choice
lots. We quote: No. ! Spring 81 GOAL oa No.
2 do 96c. Receipts $40 bu shipments $40 bu.
CoRs.-Receipts 3is bu; shipments 49, bu.
Firm and prices rather better. Good to No.
shelled 3}a35c ear 3lc.
OATS Receipts SO bu; shipments 225 bu. In
changed and firm at 3O@3lc for good.
BARLEY Receipts l79 bu. Dull at 53@55c.
Rye Market unchanged and firm at 75c.
PorAroEs Receipts 81 bu shipments 2SS bu
Dull at yesterdays quotations. Pinkeyes 2o@
25c and Neshannocks 27t30c.
OSIoSs-M Market rather dull. We quote at soc
for choice.
SEEDS Market dull and unchanged. We quote
Hungarian at 40g50c Clover 50 o045 so; Tim
othy 81 0oa2 %.
HAY-We quote firm and steady at S3 5O@4 so
per ton for Prairie and So 0oa7 so for good and
choice Timothy. Shipments 13O bales.
HIDES Market firm and active with good de-
mand for Green at 514@6e; do salted 6k@7c
dry sal,ed l0@llc, and dry flint l2@ l212c.
BurrER-The supply is equal to the demand.
We quote firm at 12h@l5c wholesale, and l5G
l7c retail
BEANS Steady and unchanged. Wequote at
s0@90c wholesale, and 81 retail.
PouLrRY-Chckens in moderate supply, and
firm at lOc q b dressed Turkeys at loc q ib.
EGGS Market steady with not an over supply
at 617c wholesale and S1S retail.
VEGETABLES, &c.-Cabbage 50 sc q head; Tur-
nips 25030c wholesale, 40050c u bu retail
Parsnips 25I35c 4 bu; Carrots 2Od30 = bu
Cucumber Pickles in vinegar 81 90 p hundred.
CHEEsE-Scarce. Hamburg l5c Western Re-
serve l2H@l5c.
HAMs--C Common i0I@lle ; Sugar Cured l2la
Gl5c Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples 614c; Peaches l2H@
l5c Prunes 9QtlCc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Mail Steamer A Grica.


New YORK, April 81
The Steamer Africa arrived early this morn
ing, with Liverpool dates of the l4lh
English political ews unimportant
Parliamentary recess continued
1t was rumored that Persign will have the
French foreign department; Thouvensl, the
London i sson.
According to the London Chronicle good
relations between France and England are full
ly restored
bill is to be introduced in Parliament,
making the Red River Settleme Mt one of the
ordinary Colonies of the Crown
The French Legislature had before them Q
bill dermitting raw material to be imported
in foreign vessels at the same duty as in French
vessels
1t was reported that there was a continued
change OF votes on the Swiss question.
Switzerland protests in advance against any
violation of her ri shts, which may result from
the vote in Savoy.
| The Cabinet of the new Italian Kingdom. is
| to be compose Of three from Piedmont two
from Ranagna and one each from Tuscany,
Lonlhardy, and Molenia.
| The King Of Sardinia on his Central Italian
tour, will visit the legations
| There are conflicting accounts relative 10
ths insurrection spreading, and great agitation
at Naples where a temporary panic had pre-
vailed
| Palmyra was in state OF seige The combat
there was very bloody,
Disturb inces continued at Meraina
! At the latest dates Span was tranquil
| The rumCred capture Of Count Morienalin
and his brother lacks confirmation.
| There sre rumors at Vienna Of ne ,o,iations
| for alliance between Austria, Prussia and
England.
| The Duke o! Brambant was at CONSTANT
nople.
The army in Scicily was to be augmented to
80, ,oDe men. The insurgents are said to NUN
Der 10000 well armed men.
French war steamer which touched at
Mess'na says that the night of the 9Th inst the
| fire OF guns and muskets was incessant.
1t was sal that Francis Joseph was about
to visit the Queen Of En,land
The Sultan he'd recalled Omar Pascha from
exile, and would appoint him comma nder OF
the army in Rcmeia
The India and China mails arrived by the
Africa, but there is no news Of interest.
QuFENsTowN, April Is -Rumors are current
that Heenan and Savers fought yesterday, bu,
not believed II is supposed the event II
come off Tomorrow
LIVERPOOL, April l4-Breadstuifs generally
advanced
Flour firm.
Provisions dull,
LONDON, Saturday evening --Coneols for
money 944@94H
Less pressure for money since Bank ad-
vanced rates
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sSfV l.1s lli. .Ns.

Friday, April 2e, 1860.
ARRIVED
AUNT LEFTY. Morrison, st. Louis.
METROPOLITAN, jerks, ST Leuis.
FRED LoRENz, Green, st. Louis.
REGULATOR, -, st. Paul.
WAR EAGLE, Davis, st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
AUNT. ETTy, Morrison, st. Paul.
METROPOLITAN. jerks, st. Paul.
FRED LoRENz, Green, McGregor.
REGULATION. -, st. Louis.
WAR EAGLE, Davis, st. Louis 1850
The Key City will be the regular Northern
Line packet for st. Paul this morning at eight
o'clock
The popular and fast running steamer Northern
er, will come down and depart for st. Louis this
morning.
The splendid steamer Harmonic is the morning
boat for st. Louis
The well-known and popular steamer Lecede
will.be at the levee this morning, and carry away
q large amount Of freight awaiting her arrival,
and depart for ST. Louis, delivering passengers
and freight at all intermediat points between
here and that point. Frank Watson acts as agent
at this point.
The Kate Cassell will be the regular Mail Pack
ct for Montrose this morning.
The Metropolitan reports 33 inches on the Low
er Rapids.
The Riveri is falling slowly at this point and be-
low to ST. Louis.
The Missouri River s reported to be falling and
in very bad condition,
Tho Illinois River is falling slowly with about
five feet on the bars.
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HousE.-Mr Curtis asked leave to offer =
resolution directing the Secretary of War to
communicate to the Military Committee q full
plan ard schedule Of floating battery now in
course Of construction in the vicinity Of New
Y-rk barbor, 'he amount Of money expended
thereon, and the estimated cost Of com letting
the same. and that the Military Committee re-
port snch changes az may be consistent with
the public interest Mr.. Curtis said it was
time that the country knew something about
the battery, the peculiar construction of which
had been kept perfect secret
Mr. Houston said it was unusual to direct an
executive officer to report to committee.
Mr. Curtis explained that the re ason .or this
was that the committee may reasonably exam
inc and determine the proprie.y Of the con.
structiop Of a steamers battery, II proper the
work will 90 on, II anything was necessary to
be kept secret this should be done.
Mr. Houston thought it much better for him
to object to the resolution.
This morning the House went into Commit.
tee OF the whole on the state of the Union.
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nNASD AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL lsT, 1850,
J lights on the Railroad Bridge will be 80 sr-
ranged as to show the head and foot Of the piers
on each side Of the draw passage. Boats going
down see the right and left hand Of the pien
Of the draw from Stubs Eddy, abou. one mile
above the Bridge. Boats going up can see the
right and left rand piers from point in the Chan
. mile below the Bridge.
The green signal Light on the STAFF at the foot
of the pier, and the red Signal Light At the head
Of the pier, will be continued as heretofore.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, March 23d, 1850. mar2S- d3m