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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Fire al Halfway, N. j.

NEWARK, Inesday, May 10, IoOO.
Messrs. John C. Dennan e. Co.'S extensive caIri-
age mandatory at Railway, n. j., the largest IN the
State was destroyed by fire last night The building
contained about sixty carriages ready Tor shipment.
Loss $50 900. Insurance 100000. The hre was the
work Of an incenGiary.
A large new building, just erected by MIR. Denman,
and partially occupied BY C. ID. Morrarau as q saddeTy
and hardware store in this city, SET on fire early
this morning An unsuccessful attempt was made TO
FIRE another establishment OF Mr.. Denman at Railway
II the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Ice Off Cape Race.

ST.. JoHN's, n. F., Tuesday, May -, 1850.
Several cebergs have for some days been in sight off
Cape Race, causing the European steamers 10 go too
far south to be intercepted. They are however, dis
be obtained off the Cape.
The wind here yesterday and to-day has been from
n. E., and the weather cloudy and cold. Thermome-
fer TODAY 43o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

Charles Hughes, of the yne Bishopsate ftreet,
London and Walter Wesley OF Ramsgate, Played
game of billiards in the former city. The game was
thousand points; the play commenced rt 81 o'clock.
and was finished by Hughes at 1910, who beat bic
opponent by G6points,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Moremenis of il,e Hon. JoIn Bell.

BNLI I'IVHf, Iutrdiy, My To, IoFU
The Hon. John Bell and family came passenger by
TIE yesterday afternoon train from Philadelphia, en-
route 10 the West The train arrived too late 20
Hect and be took the late way-train, and stopped for
lie goes West this morning over the Baltimore and
Ohio Road in special car provided by the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Obituary..

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May Is, 1850.
The venerable Thomas Murphy formerly for forty
years of the propretors of The Baltimore Aeri-
cam from which he retired about seven years since,
died at his residence in this city this morning, in the
Slst year Of his age. He connected with the first
paper published in Baltimore. He was widely known
and highly respected and esteemed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Georgia Politics.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Tuesday, May 10, 1860.
Gov. johnson, Judges Nisbet and Warner and other
prominent Georgans have written letters, which are
published condemnng the seceders at Charleston and
fayoring the Baltimore Convention. The Hon. A. II.
Stephens is appointed delegate to the State Conven-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Alabama Politics,

MOBILE, Tuesday, May 10, I66U.
large Democratic meeting was held last night, de-
nouncing the secession at Charleston, and passing
resolution that Alabama be represented at the Balti-
more Convention. Delegates were appointed to the
Selma Convention on the 4th Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Turning of "a Western Steamer.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, May To- $500.
Tie steamer Silver Star from Evansville 70 Paduca,
burned 10 the waters edge Saturday evening" at Cur
lew Coal Mines Five lives were lost. The boat and
cargo are total loss Insured for two-thirds their
value in Pittsburgh Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
The Canadian Parliament.

QUEBEC, Tncsday, May 10, IoOV.
The Government announced last night that farlla-
ment would probably adjourn at the latter end OF the
present week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Ratification Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday May 10, 1850.
RTand meeting 10 ratfy the nomination OF Bell and
Everett will be held on Thursday evening, in Penn
square Distinguished speakers are promised nclud-
ing grandson OF Patrick Henry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
National Exhibition OF Horses:

SPRINGTIELD, Mass, Tuesday, May 10 Iov0'
The Fourth National Exhibition OF Horses VIII We
held il this city tue first week il September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

against recommending any appropriation for new
buildings. His Efforts and argument induced them
to report the bill back unanimously to the House,
without any accommodation, leaving it to exer-
else its own discressOn. But for the rule hereto
fore adopted-against undertaking new works.
majority of the Committee would have favored
this bill
TO the Associated Press 1891
The Covode Committee still engaged IN ihVes-
tgating what appliances, if any, Were empioyed 10
effect the passage of the Lecompon oh' III IL said
Aforementioned Black will be examined tomorrow
T. w Walker of BROOKLYN testified to-day that Mr.
Wendell never made contract or agreement with hun
as has been charged 10 assist in passing that the
English b;ll although Mr.. Wendell paid him $500 at
the clos Of last session, for what purpose does not
HE House Committee Post Ofices and Post Roads
to-day decided in favor of COL Buiterfeds route and
instructed bill to be reported granting him the postal
contract He designs touching at twelve ports on the
Mexican Gulf The bill viii provide for weekly
mail at 500, 000 per year.
The Committee also took up Mr.. Humphreys bill,
appropriatng $4,000 for post-ofice and site in
Brooklyn, and unanimously instructed the Chairman
to report it TO the House without recommendation on
the subject-the Committee being divided.
The foilowing-name gentlemen voted with the Re-
Pubhcans, busting Mr.. Cooper DEM from his seat
which was afterward given to Mr. Howard (Rep.l
Messrs Adams and Anderson of Kentucky, Davis
and Harris of Maryland Etherdge and Maynard of
Tennessee, Hickman and Schwartz of Pennsylvania,
and Gilmer of North Carolina.
This is the first contested case decided this session.
For more than an hour to-day the House has been
nearly deserted, owing to the members going to the
Senate to hear Mr.. Douglas Every seal in the spa
cious galleries was occupied while the floor of the
chambers was crowded with those having the privilege
OF admission, including the Foreign Ministers.
, 1860-03-19


For f.vs i1ys ,st have cleared fu our e1chanfS
in this 5; ate what inoF'ntion VT could u re7sd tLe
ea: c,tp which we lcsent In condensed form n fol-
The Mead Index leans tia. tr prospcrt in that county
1.tts shir generally Indicate NJ ase ,has thefe vii
he Oq4awfa randsc1 irarns that lie wheat prospect
IN lIeadr County ID Eoot. In The shuk. kon
Farmers inform Je*cve!l!e Gazette tha. county
ealye wea ~hc,t II injured iht late Is about kll
o,hcra. TN reeclt lip tn Jack oas IT, ths editor hard
F.1ne,s Inform tbs sr1taeac,d rousua, that .,p,l1e,
a st 5s Il II III r. Ts. Tas.
nt;ts f,n's firm nearly every precinct in The county,
sase q a: 1s .ecsj hs 81. esn.,
Ills crop coks t.r better than liz suppose
ss
pieces xin shsd1w nh tanr psple Of cood c,ups
We nsve 20 tears Of the coming crop Of wheat IN tls
ia ea'eoa ery snl atjotnre eoon'ie. ,he lite so.u
mi in Y ii i !f,si looks anely.
rA~ QaneY Wig rays " nnivsrsal ooinson In Adams
County Is that The prospect Il ia:r crop Is txsecnsy
Ths l:r.h.r1. .ass m.ny Of .ho.s x.;h -he !.
ii - y.as, viii he the iaExc.t ever r.ifed. -.
e., m IT, l. Ill a of. ny s.tz
r9Ss e.ss,y f:s ~. u, tsis,s ~ q:
vii / p.y 10 sisLtiie -~-
iFrosa sbe Ford County (1ll) Jousaal1
Yesterday NC heard tome complaints fro1 the fatmer
tia. iSsif xlner ~ixst VA or y. h]usd y 4:
ctncl Dug fs a ~ceyll this spr1nt Should the
aua IL msny iosses Il vi h. IN sa.ss f.lu'e sun
With te rs weatter The farmer Is Seatly iAvorcd IN put
~ t. s r nc On
WeieAn wh 1e<1zt lhai very many IT the wheat tcdi
u II
will not b sse one, ~ hut few men veutu1edte aVes
, 1860-03-19
BY TEL lEGRAPH.

WAsH1S0roS, March 1s.-The Tariff Bill will
be reported on Monday br one OF two e1pedi-
ents, 1t the States are called. Mr. Morrill,, who
has it in charge, will offer it from Vermont. If
committees be called, Mr. Sherman will present
it from the Ways and Means, under the now
rule.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill passed
the "A'sond Means c>u mit:ee o-cay Al W'll
Na7al and P. o. bills are the only two remaining
on the hands Of lhs COMMITTEES.
List Of Cadets appointed at large by Tue Pres
ident, for 1860: 1st. Edward Willoughby An
derson, son Of the late John ". Anderson,
distinguished in Florida mud Mexico, and NOR
tally wounded at the battle Of Churueusco
| Cd. Bnrdet 4. Terrett, sou of the late Capt.
| B. 4. Terrett, who died in service in 1875. and
nephew Of Major Terrett, of the Marine Corps,
who was brereted fur gallant conduct at cha-
pu'tepec; Sd. Charles E. Moore, son Of q SOL
dier. who has been. fifty years in the army,
having served out faithfully nine enllstments;
4th. Joaeph l.. .. Kirby, son Of the late Sajor
r. II. Kirby, who WAS twice breseted Tor gal
lantry in the var Of 1872, and died in service
in 18te; 5tb. Alex. Sanford Clark. son Of AsjcE
1912, and died Of yellow fever while IL com.
.nand Of the castle Of San Juan de u!!on, at
| Vera Cruz; Francis ", Footc, son Of the late
Dr. Lyman Fcote, who was thirty years i'll thu
army, and died 10 tetTice in 1916, on The Texan
frontier; 7th, Walter Abbo,t, soa Of the late
tnguslled at the battle Of Lake Champlain, and
died in 1855, while in command Of the East
Indian squadron, of disease contracted IN the
service; 6th, YIN. Waller, grandson of Presi.
; ccn. ryler; 9th, James ". Felter, slep-son of
Aai. E: D. Alexander who was twlcs brevetetl
for gallant conduct in Mexico, and commanded
his regiment ut the stosmlng of the Belengate
e 10th, James Wayne Cuyler, son of Surgeon
: john II. Cuyler, who las been in the army, and
! Was distinguished Ill several Indian campaigns
and in tic Mexicau war, where be sered in Gen
Scott's line, from the siege Of Fcsa Cruz to ths
r capture OF the City of Mexico.
:. WAsu1SGtox. March live hare New Or
leans dates OF Tuesday Inst.
:. The President has recognized Archibald Eos
u | ter, as Consul Of Drszil in Boston.
& The Constitution snys the misunder derstantlini
existing with New Granada may now be re5a1
y ded Us definitely and permanently settled.
&c In the criminal court, Herman Jarowitz, alia
" jaeger, WIS tried on the charge Of ob,aiuin
n money and other valuables, on the false pre-
v teuce that he was a German Count or l;aro1
X las been found guilty. ehas extensively tigu
ed in cities North Of Washington. !,
, 1860-03-19

MALoY.s STATION. March 17.-Daniel Hayden,
a resident Of this county was arrested by State
warrant, at this station, to-d day noon, charged
with attempt TO poison one Ashworth mud FAM
ily, also residents Of this county. The attempt
was made about year ago, by putting red pre-
corn meal, which, luckily, however. was not
taken by the familv, ,oW ing to the peculiar stencil
of the poison. Hayden was not suspected es
the act until few days since, " hen. in state
Of intoxication. he disclosed the atiair to some
persons li7'ug here, with the threat that it they
| tiyulged 1t he would ki!lthem Il former wife q
As!lwosth died month previous to the happen
ing Of the above. aud experienced physician:
| give it as their opiuion that she was poisoned
| deep malice has existed between the partie!
for years. The prisoner will be immediatel,
| examined.
, 1860-03-19

The Provision market displays an animated
appearance, and tsunSsct.ou~ we're tnnch more
fee than TOR rome duys hitherto in Cut Meats
and in Lard. Tie LATER arpraIci 70 bt pa1t,e-
ularly in favor, a,'d sa'ts reported scre large.
viz !, Cos tcs and IBIS ut 1e4c-l. .035 III ono ;ot
--l,co0 kegs at lie. THIS i. IN adrance on YES
terd4y's Qs,ot ations, knowledge Of which at
once put Holders in 3 position Of reserve, and
1ot@lufc we're aitesward the aekiog figures:
The safes Of Bulk Meats were large. running
ss follows: 10000 lbs clear sides delivered VI
. SEC; $4,000 lbs averaging 10 bs ribbed, April
lst, at e&c; $4,000 lbs nj 6 43c, and $1,000 Us
at Sic. Vi BAcon there were sold 81 hhds
shoulders at '4c; IS hl,ds clear sides at l0tc,
and 30 Ahds kiJes ut VIC. The business doing
III meut is uainly for consumption, very little
speculative feeling being apparent usually Oh
the first recovery from such quiet condition
rs the ttaac has rested in for severn! pays here
tofore. Mess Pork is quiet, til: asking figure
is *l7 80 per hh, aad city brands are not easily
had at u less figure.
DErRo1r, March 1G.-FIour is steady ut 1856
for red wheat brands and 25.s7i@5 50 for white
wheat do. with dul! but pretty firm market
Wheat 10 very firm. There a1c free buyers at
1s5e for extra white; la9@l30c for No. do.
and 1eoc for prime red. The stock in the hands
OF operatorf ~ held At higher rates, aud trans.
, 1860-03-19
MARINE NEWS.

--..-.. - - w. x..... ~. |
=. ,-.1 - ... L.,... ~. ro,t ~
,,--,..-s -. g,... ~ sr,,... ,,-n,r. ~,
s7'os1sa 'RAo1-A1e propeller aaoh.e1uia"
Hsua3'5 oe'"een '"'' po1 a@4 a. 'o'st"'
ytssE1s Fr171o or1-An aacux the river tho work OF
ting out ses.rs going 1sply Old vesels are be-
Ing repaired repanted aud ovefhaulad - Al to render
them available for th trade Of the coming There
viii be 20 lds Ills year and all expect that like
craft Will BE- noaeta ey scnauuerasye properly. Ne trust
1t naay turn out 70.
~ Erx,rv 11. f,.ava1,na 1Jr.n1l of tsa
~, t,,,.tn..h. t,f,oa,,no..
nr Inc ct nj 1,.,,,nore a. Ee yn-, and Amer1ca at
Unsion sel following iltes Of Lake vcs.
scatn EnropFah " en- v,,.,
Feb. e firm i6r D.uube.
~ rS,tis ny 'seo es' sa'sa Ecu -iss ~" ~
q Pierre Cant Pennfrrton vi. ntt the Needles (Iae
oY Wieat, on lhe sd Feb fn,m 0ueennown far Lelh
t:hsitan c.ni Walyiu oH III of " ixtt Feb e frcm
Fal routh for Le!tl.: ,.,,u. r., a.
frsn e;aiasx yia Fx,mou,h. ~ ="
-. :, ..,1 ,h,,,,,s,.
mon irom Forcsty3ie AMI port Huron with very fr
load Of passrngels and freight She ~aw NJ ice.
a'1 it,. M a sI1 ~ IT MeaeI @ @ = ,ish
unae gc into The por Of the Ice.
The noIts In ea snvte are prD.bJr III! clok.d up
wNa ice: hAae ron aH Lake 1uIon 1not ensfss
eicas III 3i P'ettsA pa'posss-sDe'oe 'fpane' A''0
FEox G1Ekn DAr-Thc GEetn Bay 4ds4.ze stx.es thai
aheaSf sts ~1s q: that pace ana v'nns u
pcs scattered, awning. demol shed s,satY buildings sca
| f 49,, - a, =.
| .s'eo o'e .~,' 49, As ~ -,
,s,,-sd no.s t,,,n ,e f,rtu
,1me an,rhers on. vcre felt fr tic e,f1y Of Ii
| go. 1. ,,, ,r Il, +,o L.. :, an c4,os II s1tu,+for
| S'eea e"'' '' -. " ~ ~ -, -, 80.
, 1860-03-19


prTsrrncu-March 4o-ln psoouee N'1'|e
We nave ont Atl4e 10 ho's e.nes -. ."' A
me marRc1 Is r, on. nna ri. ~ A,nr of ~
sues oi suu.e NV =. ~ ,;,,,os cI;etIv cnn
rions a"an'es, Nv tue ;'.,,asSns5 ~ ,r.de Gro.
hucd 10 tue etS nnu ue.h aoe et;s;as .nc1, ~
ceres arc very A1lu 'ss,a J. sJue - Tho .rs.,bcr
coffee. hase 1u upward .enuea1!. H.. IA vs. ,.,sr
Is now oeilsutat ana spt.nS nn, ~" bs;ness =,
sa'ely antse'Fa'c spesoe ~. ..ai.s hsra heen
a'' aepaT.n'epss. 'sa +rads n,orS ~,
cun1lnea 10 tne G"s ":u sou. i"ts "a;,1 m
sen9G ta,!; .t re- ahont 1he us"al ouota.ious: for
tonst3nlv u apou. nss sae' .s.sa f,,,,is
sups1 hne *a.ao; extra So."o@' 'mam ,oss =,
6ooleb.S; a0o aancT 1uas - n,a 1aat ra,c,,
.oo. &c. "ne ~, " .nS as ,"ro.s ;Ta.
a'a aggregate o. aoous a.ouo ,.1v ~ y. ~ ssn7So
scs'p.'ons;. .. 1'u ,ad n1F c:mssc from stoTc 1ats
aona s,,.i;,s ,.r.ncht Ssc from stare. hut tie
prime quant, oiuus .1...'. Aomirc Va haze
lul"s n .,a., rn,i ,a.i .si,;tc y, dcnot. Mt Az
Saaes " hnrcr.~ md little IN beng offered
t.. 49, hands Harley il scarce. and will
,ieut IN "''
o'a's ''e'
ToLEno-March 1C.-Receipts, ls.0oo bush.
mn, bu rhcot Market continues dull
eo'" ''0'' 80 ..,...;..., r,a,.
aud ouF quotations are mosIls no.n'o1.; r.vm ,sa
Fine J5e4 t:to; snfefnne 4..a9gsuv' c1."
! o0@5.5o; ~ aqa @ iaEcg o.togo:". - =:
Hour a.oo i.:'. heal->oIa,aa'' ...tn 4'-'es A"'
l !o1 len 1ao "''''e' ~AA' - S@
G. Jor,s-Narch 15.-Flour Market duiet
49, 1' .;.,' ~ 49, :. . -at,;, w,x Inn
una nrm' VIII sa'cs o''s ~ a 49,.
bbls coantry supcsfinc at <5.4o: l00 10 coolce
do Mt :.95; 60 do lower grade Mt 5.s5i loo 90
tiue ut i.75a; 100 do double extra at G.5o; ao 10
-; lov m S'.y 10 b =. *; WhnStGSa unu ehange in
e.1 e.t "nn;t;cs Sa1es II ep7 bars common spring
ut l.lv@l.l5; ISL bags good spring Mt Is; 10y
do ut 7..G; ISL do PRIME ciuo III l.3V; 10 10 ~ .al
10y 90 III, H. 80 ,a ~ IL ~ aoSi a. ~
~ oa2s anu ~ gn's G4uii ..;n,a raS ~ yht,
DO al -; S'e " s.n,1t ,n rs', ,a;es j.. ~ sn
Ut -. GIl:4o; anu u sa,;.;,r su nd rr;c.,
oass fetusneo' am haa.. ja,,;, ,n;ssJ onf
steadF. Sa'l o. 'nn IT, ~ ""t .an ,1,;.aJ ~al
yellow a' ;'otd'ac e:vo o:sS Eooa hnsrd. ~
low ard "hse q. ssg n1os ~ ,-h;ta .tsrG
bags WINE ., ?se i,'o" ~ @ MHo,Jeg, J
:,:c, on boafa' IN nsm suns. Ss.. oha;a. ,'.rra,
ttFin u'i oat ht.1t uone. =. ec;e 2cMsa . IT, nnot.
for seed were taAen ~ s"@:o 4o Ia"s
round country lotn ~ SS.' ~ s..;aas s,o.d,.
No fall reported, and q small lot Of conln.ol
spring ut '5c, without SACKS; rye; sa1e o. =
oaEs III VOC, naes lSsd;neI t.cs porS ssSes -
u oh?s ~ ooc, 'ue'au,"s a1s snS1 mn ~ n =
ioeo Ups mess So 80. auu 80 soo q. ~ III H.
SIG; 's ana wv uo 'n.ss ~ ,c,,,ascs w." IT. ~
con, s"aes ~ ;aHs ~ ora.r ,;nc nn, ro chon"
, 1860-03-19

~
GREAT WESTERN NAIL ROCTk-
NIIyyE A4z4S1SAETT- -r,,
On Ard sifer MON nAY. Nov. :ssa- l% tfAL aAlsAss
Wells lecet Chicago. fSli1~t suaiJa
ti.&3 IN and ks.o pm to. 0i1cu. lVo. kutoas ee'4&
Rapids, and intermediate pc!n1- ,.v.-. 49,.
Al II " apa 9tarm q: ueylte:t Hfs ..5ee
port, WasEsa Gatsa 1,arieih. DItaqae' bs'o' @aaes
Vile, and intermediate patt3- ,..x..a.+. ,,,-..
ass aa e. e aa a2s I'd
nter1ueiisse poiutx Will sztA the lIAo Ase- s9ao-
~ sset7'ns e"F7oa II. 4. d. T1IcoTr. General sup<.
H.H PORTER Qm. RxusuEr Axxnt, n57y
, 1860-03-19

nush Ii tAs vsry unethAla erep etl ~ less ~ b
oossfvaTe4 Of hs and ,cis.i1ec methods ean r.
deem wheat culture In C-uA llnots from ths o:ee:sot
1e&o which It has II present fAlen.
From tbs A1edo ILL., Retord.l
The farming operations Of this county we're c7mmenetd
with considerable scrit lat week FownE ana sowing
t,se in thn whe IN good order It an eary day kay
sowing is ths best gnatanlce Of \ good crop.
tErou tbs Alton CouIietl
WHEAT 7acsrkc14A gentlemvn from JrrseyvIle. whose
business las lin considerable part of Jersey
County. aud has gvea hm an Acquaintance with !afka
4puion Of It's Inhabitants Ieport te14tlye u the Whef
p.oecs. that - MT ne.r ~ good now ~ y VA for
nkht 1e aown va aen 1 ny ye1H sne ,oa m
the IN. II ohtn Tho warm ay. ,na frosty night q
ka1s thAn half crop be expo.et. Antuci
gentleman thers will not be enough od wheat lei
next fslIa zee ling. =.
, 1860-03-19
New YORK Dry Goods Market.

From TIE New York INDEPENDENT. l+A'I
Comparative Statement Of the Imports Ct Foreign uEy
Goods tie part OF New 1osk Tor TIC week aha Anes
Jan lM:
Fnsend Vi The port 81, ,oss5s e2yA.S:o - VI
Thrown on Market. l,{sl.4h @.4aoseo s's''s+@'
Slice ian. lit. ..- n,o,,,
Entered n the port. .f.s6lHa Ha3 SttoatA = .s..S
Thrown market. Is .9s7,hN s's9'9eta sses' 4o'
The busspe.s At auction to ac'lse and reveal
Ing private sales extent The crowd q nov
Pressing fpr sxle through thr suction ona aeFtea NJ
pftecs French goods. both tlxs and drs. ~ 70 ~
e. The-e rush l. wills. deter safhef thaii lnseA
buy.1s The s1Iea nayc yer. lacv hut RI oweE
prcea further ey1e lanu so;ins ans tot ~
GusalItY 81 gooaa yet SEX seems lrx Lutns als dt
Woo'e. very o aeat With AYE s9st. II
dtme9t;c gooAs oleerve ritter less tcasHy Ito
is tu2ay. The dam nd eontlnues fIom the sona H. .ao
.st ths, sond atsaia iro Lavi E ter pu!etas sh,ve
been E.rater usual Western "yeis arc s Iae
mAnufr tuye,s nse al tusy "F5. md arr oatnt m"te
tha ,esr Ordinary .rppy of TIE saw nstes Pses q
cotton st3pet arc iiEu, With EoN e1pot otmAbd ana
lrjLs a, anns better iban ot a'c tanc; ae
du /. otlk 1,urcs a.c mrsty wane1 Ihe gs;sA a. ~,
imposing. Nany tuye aEe tn ''s marse WIN I, nancy ~
*nd maEe thclE pu5 Aases Gotu ssse III cse, ste
| t1au Is kpsic[Fa
, 1860-03-19
Baltimore AnxfunR for the Demo-
cratic National ConYentI0M..

BALTIMORE, March ia gen!tc:naa just from
Washington says that the feeling of tile Demo-
cratic National Committee strongly f4vors hay-
ing the National Convention meet at l}altimor",
as it appears to be impossible for the larsc
masses Of people likely to attend to get accor,-
modations ut ChnrlcsIon, even ut most exorbi-
tant prices. Prominent citizens here oler to
furnish the Maryland Institute and several other
large bulls fur the Committee rooms, delegates,
ctc., free Of cost. aud all the Eotels and eating
houses have made . pledge to make no adsancc
in rates. The citizens also, without distinction
of party, will throw open their doors for the
accommodation Of the vast crowds. As fur
ther iuducelnent, tue Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rnaJ, and those connecting with il from tht
| West, will reduce the rates Of fare to cnc-half
, 1860-03-19
A Great Day Among the massac4us
Netfx *tStrlkefS,s.

BosroE, March l6.-The strikers Of Lynn
numbering over 5000. The spectators were
doublc that number. Several hundred bauuers
were borne by the strikers, both male and fe.
male, and the city was decorated in many places
with flags aud streame1s. The procession con,-
prised, Iesides ali the strikers Of Lynn, several
military aud fire companies, with bands Of
music aud delegations Of ladies' from Swamp
scott, Narblehead, Ianscrs, Saugus, Reading,
Stonehsm. Woburn, DeTerIy, Salem, aud other
places. The weather WAS delightful, and the
proceeding harmonious and gratifying to the
, 1860-03-19

MAXWELL & DART.
III BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
IFa. SO ErehaEEs Place,
NIW IuHK.
Bus!ncssp per md foans Advances rcade
Stock Secu les, stocks and Bonds bought aud sold
Commission. AL ordrrs promptly attended TO-.
The proceeds Of all Stocks Bonds sent Tor se will
be scuis.ed 10. bY rtturn mail. Enha4-lF cssq
, 1860-03-19
Indian Trou lies IL n eIv .lsxtco.

Sr. LOUIS March 17.-fhe Railroad bill pass
ed the Senate yesterday: "
Gentlemen from New Mexico SAY the Sarajoe
ing stolen nearly all thu stock in Rio Absjoe
District. Oyer l00.oeo a,eep and 4 large quan-
titv of other stock have h.en run of during the
winter, The entire nation il combined IN this
hostile movement. Cot. Fuuatlerny. who Is
preparing an extensive expedition n:s.ui"st these
Indians, was expected to take the field in per-
son this month. Geo. Rencher hus also orr san
izel volunteer companies for tie protection of
citizens.
, 1860-03-19

MlIlFu:alshing Depot West Water street, between H1n
delphi and Madison, Chicago.
KB-pos. Od1cr rddrchs Eox 81. oe5't91Y
, 1860-03-19
Arrest Of kidnupperx.

New Yonk. Mard l7.-The kidaappcrs,
County, rennsylyania Kidnapped u free negro
John Brown, and triei to selihim iu Marylaud
have been arrested il Baltimore, and held it
$4,000 bail. Brown las been sent back to Ian,
caster. A man named Jnmes Fisher, hote
keeper at the Owls Ferry, who concealed ths
kidnapped negro ID his house, had also beer
arrested.
, 1860-03-19

,-,tor. ero therefore rare. Alot Of No. J spring
soi; at l:2c, Corn tends downward. selling
ron, ron " wagons at zo@4sc. and very dull at $50
IRON store. delivered in bags. As we intinated @
;hc nrice has fallen to 35c, decline Of 1c. Bar
lev unchanged and quiet. Rye in good demand
Al 70@i7c ior prime. Provisions dull, aud coun-
try mests signify easier, sclo3 nAu's 11a ~
for shoulders being ths most oe1ea e.. ooae onea
coutinas at Gsn;,s ~ =. 49," ,,,oro Than 10. for
iarre lot. Eggs plcnty At lee, Clover seed as
vel shows no SIGNS Of improvement. We quote
1T S3,7sM4 90, ihe latter the very highest oa.T-
ed T,nlothy in good demand 1T 1875. Pota-
toes UNCHANGED, GOOD commanding q Qa6c Tor
sbipmcnt, IN soiue cases ssc mny possibly oe
1'a;a gor rhn;.e Neshannocks, but il is an ex.
treme figure. The poor kinds cannot be sold
cxcept by seddtipg, and bring only aboFt de-