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Fires.
OwEGo. n. Y, Wednesdsv Ma

OwEeo, n. Y, Wednesdsy March = :, ...v.
Ere brose on. :s .:s morning IN the Empire Blcck,
and before il could be arrested had entirely destroyed
Store & Co.'s dry goods stores, Link miehssls
clothing store, and Edridge & Smiths shoe store.
Stone Co.'S loss is $50 600; insurance ga OoO Lnk
& Micbaels loss is $500; fully insured. Eldridge a.
Smith loss 10 not yet ascertaDed.
BosTos, Wednesday, March 81 1859; q,
The wooden factory Of =. Merrill at Fechvile, VI,
was totally destroys led by fire on Sunday night last.
LcTs $50 60O insured in the Eps, Hartford, for $40
900; Merchants Hartford IS 900, and Conway g 500
The Union church adjoining was also destroyed. NO
insurance. 90
NEw.OKIEAss, Wednesday, March 81 1859.
A fro occurred in the Union Warehouses YESTERDAY
by which 500 bales of cotton were destroyed nvoiS-
ing less of $4,000. ,oso
CIscIssATI, Wednesday, March q, 1852
The dwelling house OF George d. holhs!ef' :.
Mount Auburn, was entirely destroyed by ire Last
nieht loss sc, 900.
IRE stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
DAYTON Railroad voted yesterday ia favor Of the con-
tract or the consolidation of the earnings Of that road
with those OF the Little Miami Railroad.
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CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE KING OF sAR-
DINA.
PLOTS TO AssAssINATE GARIBALDI.

PLOTS TO ASsASSINATE GARIBALDl.
The Eco dItalia of March IL contains remarkable
statement. which we translate. The editor says:
" From priyate letters coming to us from Milan,
dated Feb. IL, we learn that the police OF Milan have
iuft discovered an atrocious scheme, the object oil
which was TO assasinate Victor Emanuel On the osca-
sion of his entry into the capital of Lombardy. One
of the conspirators, certain Count Bramsia, the
same Who in 1S49 distracted the golden medals from
the Greoorian Museum, arrested and on his per-
SON were found suspicious documents and large sums
of money destined for the Pontfcal court Other con.
sprators all Ausrans OF priests are In the nanos OIL
By another correspondent we are assured that the
ndefatgabe FariDi has discovered vast conspiracy
oreapzed by various officials at Verona, aided by the
SnIi.Nspoleon party Of France. The intercepted cor
Iefpondence shows that the consprators intended 60
make use of the dagger and of pois in carrying out
their scbemes. One of the intended victims was Gen.
Garibsdi the Courts Of Naples and Rome wersignor,
ant of the conspiracy, but would have been informed
Of The director Of this plot was famous rnhan
Of the ex Duke of Mcdera, one Virgin, Aipi OF forl
the very type Of the desperate assassin
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REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

At the meeting of the Committee last evening, at
their headquarters, No. 6lS broadway, MIR. Q. >.
SPENCER in the Chair, the following resolution offered
by Mr.. PABoR of the Twelfth Ward, was unanimously
sd~-.-s
---psCu:
Rored That this Committee IA favor Of the nomination OF
William II. Seward for the Presidency.
Mr.. PECK, of the Sixth Ward, offered a resolution
urging upon the Republican members of the Legisla.
ture the passage of the amended Charter and Police
bill now before that body.
An animated discussion arose, and Mr.. Spencer
offered an amendment to the effect that the Legislature
be urged TO pass amended Charter and Police BILL
which will give to the Republican party fair proper.
ton OF Office and power in this city, motion to lay
the table lost by vote of 10 to o. and, finally
the resolution, amended, was carried by vote Of
% 10 H. The Chair instructed TO forward copies
Of same to our members at Albany. Adjourned.
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Repub,scan Legislative Caucus.

|, ALBAsY, "Wednesday, March 81, 1860.
The Republican Caucus this evening was very har-
nonious ard resulted in the adoption of resolution
that ii Is expedient to toll railroads, with only two
dissenting votes, Messrs. Conkling and Jaques
heard statement that the adopted the Assem-
bly, bin, bat think chat mistake.
The effect Of the vote, according to the best norma-
fion can obtain, was simply to affirm the ePediency
of tollirg the roads, and it is quite possible that rate
of toll will be fixed for railroads something ets than
the rate charged on the canss and there may be less
rate ON the Erie than On the Central, but that toll
bin viii be passed there seems now but it'e dorb''
and also think that tie Communication principle viii be
rejected.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
JIyERPOOL. March S--p.


CoTroS-Sales of last two days, $1,000 bales, In
Gliding 1900 to spectators and exporters. The
market closes quiet, but steady at Tuesdays rates.
BREADsTUFPs are dull.
Provisions quiet but firm.
Other articles unchanged.
LoSDoE, March S--p. NJ.
CoosoLs close at 9i for money sad 9l for account.
Ira If frlner Other articles unchanged.
Imports to-day To- tjS bales previously this week,
9ell bales.
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Funeral of the Hon. w. III. Bissell.

The funeral ceremonies of the hon. w, IL. BsssU,
late Governor of Illinois, took place to-day. The at
tendance from the adjoining towns and CHICAGO was
very large, and the military display was tne naes,
ever made In the State. The remains were inferred
with the services of the Roman Catholic Church. and
the ceremonies throughout were of the moot imposing
character. -
ernor al o'clock this afternoon.
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,Eaxas NeWs.

NEw-ORLgAss, Wednesday, March II, 1850.
The Jaiest news from Texas says that Gov. Houston
il actively Engaged ia raising mrute-men. travelling
dsy and light for the purpose OF doing 80.
COL Lee was 10 leave on tae 10Th inst Tor active
work on the Rio Grande.
five hundred rangers we're IN tbs field.
The Irdisns still kept oa msrdsripg ~ pl1u1erss
the Iecple.
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Wreck of n Portuguese Brig-OI-
WaT--LOss of Life,
BosTor, Wednesday

BosTos, Wednesday, March n, 1850.
The ship Urel Capt WALKER, Of Boston, iei n with,
JAM %, lat go S9 long, $50 o. the Portuguese brig
Of war Mondeigo, in distress. Nine Of her officers
ffty.fve of the crew. and two woven, were saved ~
stayirp her boats, the Urel unable to rescue the
remain der, and the big went down at o'clock IN the
eyeIing The UIel Loot three men BY the staying OF
her boats. The Mondeigo was from China, bound TO
Lisbon.
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NOm.ArriyaI of the canada.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, March 2l-9p. m.
The wind is blowing gale from the sOuth-wes and
the weather lie very thick There is probability Of
the arrival tonight Of the X. H. steamship Canada,
now due with three day q later European news.
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SzNATE. ..ALpAsr, March 81, Il

go S1kATE... .AIBAsI, March III, iovV'
The Seunts proceedings were void Of interest. =,
Bills to creae rev ward In Brooklyn; to eheb-
ish market in the Eastern Distric. Of Brooklyni
relative 10 tie New York yHalb and for the better
government Of the public schools in New-York. were
reported fayorably. 49,
day. Lsid over.
Mr. HcQUADE moved 10 make tho New York City
Ra lroad bills the specsl order for tomorrow, imne-
oistely stfer Trading the Journal. -.
Mr.. JAQUES moved 70 amend by substituting the
Personal Liberty bill. Rnled out Of order.
Mr.. COKKLING opposed the motion, but was
called to order On the ground that the motion not
dsbatable.
table. Lcsf, Ss To IL.
NJ. CONRlaNG moved TO nake the bill the special
order for Thuistsy Of next xesh. Loot, 60 to SO.
Mr.. MoQua5es motion was tsen adopted by SO a.
native votes.
Tie bill to erect Highland County sent tca sec
ond Committee, when the Assembly adjourned.
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ALBASY, "Wednesday, March q, 1860.
The FIVE City Railroad bills heretofore reported 70
Al. Assembly. together with reported to-day were
.;s .vep;pe made special order for tomorrow By 81
- d vote which indicates quite clearly that they
gill pass the Assembly
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TRENTOs, "Wednesday, March II Io1U ,
The Princeton and Soath Brnnswick Railroad pii
was Lost to-day by vote Of q to lS; requires 81
This is the last Of the batch. A general Railroad BIZ
has been introduced il Is supposed, by the frisnds
the defeated bills
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Later from Havana.

EEw-ORLEAEs, Wednesday, March II, lSoU:
The steamship Cahayba has arrived mere win ha-
wang datas of he 10th inst The is unmpOrtant.
Sugar was more active, with sales at 81 az reals
Freigdts were advancing.
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From Rnchesfer.

ROcHEsTER, Wednesday, March 2l 1860.
call for q meeting tomorrow evenir in reference
to the action Of the State Senate the Railroad FOIL
bin, has been very extensively signed here to-day.
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smiling of Cine AmeYica.

Boston, Wednesday, March =, Ioou' -
The Royal Mail steamship America seiled at Ie:so
"a w., With a. passengers for Liverpool, AMI "a ior
Halifax, bat no specie.
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Trade of Toronto.

TORONTO. c. W., "Wednesday, March II iot".
TIE quantity Ct grain in store and loaded In this port
Yesterday wss: Wheat 22S 900 BUSH; other Gisans'
100000 bush; Flour $1,000 bbls. f-
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Later from TsmpIcO.

NEw-ORLKAEs, Wednesday, March q 800:
The brig Nahum Sletson has arrived with Ia@nPIeo
adyses Of the 10Th inst, and s4lsWO III specie There
= no news of Interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

REPUBLIcAs MEETINGS IN CpSNEcfIcCT.-Wo
have twice published notices of Republican meetings
in Connecticut. Although they may be included. Ia
this list it is best to present it entire as we lind it IN
or Connecticut exchanges: .i Z
THsaspAY EVENING. MARCH "a.
ThoRpsonriHe John c. Underwood, Nathaniel shiEn1s2-
Windsor Loeks.-George @. sill O. r. Post
Neg. Hoven-Ths Hon Thoms1 CoSwin. z.
NorraU.-Ths Hon. Frederick H. Stanton
COlehestsr.-G s. Cleveland. Wa. II. Bsaks
Piysrcuth--C c. Woodran. - -tr
Farming .oa-Thos T. FisAm' Edwin r. Lee.
FRIDAY EvAsfSs, MARCH 20.
Eei- Brssain.-John c. Underwood.
H1alimastie.-E 8, Cleveland, w. H. Banks.
Observation-Disclosures Shipnan, esq
Roekvigs-C. G. Woodgan, esq
Dsep RirU.-O r. Pozt.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH "a.
He,sford-C. c. Woodmsn of Boston, g. ii. Rollins Of Con-
cord, N. ii.
Aiddlstoten.-John c. Underwood, esq,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, O'CLOCK.
Salmon Brooke. s. Cleveland O. s. Gilman
MONDAY EvENISs MARCH DC
B!oomGeld--E $. Cleveland, w. II. Banks.
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH q.
RartfoT5--The Hon. Thomas Corwin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

SnAD IN THK EoRrH RrySR.-Ths NewJerssy
fshsrmsa Rave been engaged during the week in SCI.
rg the shad poles 10 toe Nora River Tie inst AaAA
were tskea yeaterasy. f.s. Goo y 3
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SANDY Book, "Wednesday, March u 1907.
The sehr Defiance, of Hampton, Capt: Boyn,on,
toa kewYork bound to Jacmel Il ashore Just aosess
81 the Office on The Hook, and is fall OF water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

Mr.. R.dgsway Of Philadelphia IA building Psss'
did ransioa n tho Chsnpa Elysses
, 1860-01-13
Daily Reriew Of Chicago Market.
THURSDAY EyE1xo, Jan. - 1se1.

TnrEsnAx EvES1xo, Jan. Il, 1EG1
FL0UR-Keoe3pts, 1853 bills. Market inactive, snles
60 br!s Dat.e:ts" Spring ex1a 1t q Dell 1sobr1s
Anamosa" del 30 bss Cedar Rapids" d. ITO b,s Coos
Co. do. and 100 brla Batsv a" track all 1t 60
bs coce Spring *4so DEL 90 brs fair DO at
DEL; 81 brls good Spring Super ii a del
MILL STUFFS- tons gotd slddngs at ~ On track;
8 tons Shorts ia bags nj &1s t1aek-
WHEAT-FeoeIpta lo,6s5 tu. 3iarkEt advanced kc,
ses 800 hu No Spring n eGc In store l00t do
at ssc III s:ore 400 bo do pit; 51D bu do 1t We IN
stores b lu No Sp Ing In tulk At el05 Gu traek; LEO
hu un>nspecscd do nj g. track go bu do at Sc On
track bEgs White Winter at t1 81 track 5o0c hu No
espruE Ut &c for delve sellers option till Nzyl; ao1
bu do II s4e, sellers option this month.
CoAN-ReeertA ai0 bu. Market declined ta1c. sales
Ee1r450o 1t co. In store; 900 bu eJ.ccd at 46c
on track 1910 bu Go a 47c track s01 bu do 1t II de-
vered.
OATS-Reeeipts, 1854 tu. Market adyA1ced It. Sales
were:-ta9 bu No 1t :6eip st,E. :oo0 tu do at in
st"rc 100 bu do 1t in 400 bu do ut sc in
stoe zoo bA do 1T Sc track; 800 tu do At &c dt
3ye1ed.
RiE-Rceipts. cei bu. Advanced lc. s.lc4 wt1c:-ta
bu Nc at Sic on ttnck.
BARLEf-Rcceipts 1901 hu. Market lfm. Sa'cs wese !:
700 bu No 1t 60c IL store; lis bags do at 6c on traek
sEEnS-Recepts. 1910 h. Timothy In active request
ard huoyAr Sales were :-18 t1gs f1lr Timothy
]. choice ut ase0. active and sttady
saes were lotags and 90 ns ii $40. 3. .bags Hungarian
Grass Seed sold Ut TO-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 673 tIla. Maske: keady
sca 50 tbls at :1Hc; Is bbls elc 70 Dbl. ut
&c.
ALC0H0L-4ta45cp per gal.
PROVIs10Ss-secetpts, $50 bbls Pork; 40 Ms Vut
Meats Aess Fork IN bttes request and m sa.es were;
169 bbls City Meas In TIVE lots n SCI t3s do At
&i5s5 Cut Meats scasca and In active demand. Sa'es
pcs Bulk SIdrs at NC packed; to he delivered
, 1860-01-13
Soo1rn4a1on OF Conaulas Poss-Hxne4s
A1atao Agents, Surveyors. Hc.,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2-The Senate, ,n E1ecu.
E3Fe session, confirmed the following United
states Consuls: ". L. Patterson. Of Miss. to
ets'a; F. Moran, to Yaltnt r. S. Scwbold,
Q. o.! lenn.i to the Island OF Trinidad; J. Win
ston, Of hunsas, to Kingston, Jamaica; n. ".
smlth, Of Miss, Consul General At Cons,anti-
nople Il: Kunnels, Of Texas. to San Juan del
SaT; j.. v. Nagill, Of Ill, to Sayanilla: L.
Hent, OF Cal, to Guavama l.. W. Ta1port' Of
New ork. to Bermuda; T. i. H, Herxe. of New
ofk' to Galway; J. W. Quigler, Of Pa, to
Ant"errp; c: u. Morgan, Of r., to Messpa:
=. L: Mlx, Of y. T., to Lanbaye1ue: P, ". Coz
70 plymouth, England; G. H. Leayeuyorth. Of
S,a SeM aork, 20 Bay Islands; J. Cunningham, to
den; L; Snlls, to Santanda, Spain.
Tue following Surveyors were confirmed: F.
SseMart. Columbus, ky.; ". ]. Wordeu. Tfoy.
y. I; +. " Davis, Detroit, Mich; c. W. Tib-
Also the following: n. u. Greenwood, Com
missioner Of lndinn Affairs; E. R. Gear7. Super
intendent Of Indian Afairs in Oreron and Wash
lngton Territories; .. s, Scoouoyc-. of Pa.
Indian Agent for the Upper Missouri: S. F.Keu.
driGk, OF Miss, Indian Ageaa for New Mexico );
3. NeWcomb. Indian Agent for Oregon: ",
B Moore, Indian Agent Tor Tho Omaha Agency,
me following Post Masters we're confirmed :
!:.Johnston, Wooster, Ohio; A. Holden, Cairo,
illinois; E. II. Dennis, Waukegan, Ill; J, RYAN.
lecatur, III; E. Green, Gallatin, ILL.,; Ii. il.
Walker, Detroit,
Also II. Hancock, Collector of San Diego,
, 1860-01-13

bF7Et1o"Ara.1 NEw IoRk. jan. u.
FIorE-Fszoer With more inquiry both for export ana
he1 s1 H. t. .e
IL bone tlade ~ p4!ntiy Sslcs aee9 1T. 1t
f sasi t, sots s15.
a. :aeS ns,a. ss,s. E f sk s
saes &u hss - eNzG CO choice extra RE
iss @ :ay I'd Jul t q Il u essa*ass' esa aes
Wnnx1- iinsr and ths dsuan1 act've, Sales 80 bds
s Last evening 800 hsls sold Al c1!edy the lae1
price.
xAsx-Wheat market exhibits little ,n1re tone but trans
ac.o:s are estc'ed tJ ihe nrness a holde shippers
e cLeaxS spau I'D desea ~ x'sa aas
ausse s,us ,ee A;9T o SePsS S % ,ns ron r.: .1rs
s ssss Soa sss &c: sat sas
ieo IT, us a2Oc fol inferior to ras nsW .hitc and Sc|
lnw Oats 10 1n"der4te r.q0eA: 4ss46H fur we-tesn and
state 09 bu PFnoe Eiwad tsl.nd vi tx to 20
isku 0iI-Held 1t s:X@see. ..
!a Ssnes se9 ~ %ee sss ''' Sosn'' &c for
Hofsia limited rrquet At 1aa1se for 1885, Old, norni
IAIIow-Qu,et md nominal It 1e40loxc.
81, sst So .ss. q; sn.as n,s
fos country psme e:@3 Vlor do mes; s:ot09 fef
Y Il faf 1eaq 3
Prime Mest BEEF dull md generally aoovs the sier Of
lnysr. Dressed Hogs a,e il moderate naTess.s. she
uaet: sa.cs boxts vestern Cunb.1a.nd lddks .tfe
Ind 81 to1es city tho clear At sHe Lard steady tals
]; for oIo. Goa fof s,ate chee.e continues aesdy
ada,nne ri Is Codeo ID moderate request; saes 40
bags RIO 1t ll@:o. Sugar is net artfse but as!a
e. ns ,ss e E. oa sia
Sx| as ';2 az: 81 nsr.a rSsa;
Is. Tu ~ gin, C4l. - g., G. 3. "s 74994.
, 1860-01-13

CLEvELAHD-Jau. 10.-Flour-Not quite 70
active, with more offering. Sales 60 br]s good
extra at $3.50, and red wheat double e1tra in
small lots at $d.Goa. WEeat-Salcs 5 cars red
ut $l:es, and small lots white Mt $l.35 from
store. Corn-Lcss actiSc, but unchanged. Sale
9 cars shelled at Csc. Seed-Sale 10 bFls clover
at 1850. Highwines-Sales sc urls at 22c and
IS brls At 22ac. The latter figure Is the asking
price Of holders generally. Hogs-Sot so nc
tire and weaker. We quote them s5.5o@6, but
dull ut the outside figure.
PIr1spunoH, Jan. 1l-Thc prospect Of IN open
river 1cvives hopes Of renewal Of active bust
ness operations We found business quite de-
pressed. little doing beyond the city trade and
some few transactions to dealers in the sur
rounding. country. We anticipate busy times
soon, Us the ice is running out Of the Allegheny
rapidly, and the river will be clear to day.
FLouR-Sales from store Of 1924 bbls, various
qualities, at prices about The same rs have been
ruling for some ten days past, Super $5.a5@
$50; Extra S;'.G5 @5.80; Family do $3.50 &c;
mud fancy brands &c e5@6.50. Meal, 10 bush
new ut SC = bush B. ". Flour, 90 sks at sa
q cwt. GRArS-1 car ear Corn at depot, zee;
55o bush do do from store ut :3G175c; and 500
do shelled do at 75c.
NEW. Yonk-Jan. lo--Receipts, 4.42o bbls
flour; 400 bushels wheat; 1850 bushels corn;
EGO bushels onts; AIS packages beef; 1915
packages bacon; 1906 packages pork; 1,s2s
packages butter; 1,11e packages lard; ~ bbls
whisky; 1877 hides; 3.239 Dressed Hcgs.
BosroS, Jan. 10.-Receipts, ssa7 bb1s -four;
lG,912 bu corn; 90 bu oats. Flour steady.
Corn dull ut s5@eoc. Oats 4s@4sc. Rye 9s
R9tc
, 1860-01-13
Union Meeting In Albany,

ALBANY. Jan. 12.-The Union meeting at ihe
Capitol tonight was attended by full 900 per-
sons, while an untold number we're excluded
from the great outer hall Of the Capitol by ina
biiity to gain admittance. The meeting was
called to order By Hon. Franklin Townsend, ex-
Mayor OF the city, who nominated Hon. Gerrit
i. Lansing as + resident Vice Presidents and
Secrctarys were nominated, among whom we're
members Of all political parties.
Mr. Lansing on taking the chniT, made brief
romarks on The objects OF the meeting. Air.
Raymond was called forward and was received
with loud cheers. Mr. Raymond said lie
thought it was first in order TO return thanks to
tue Legislature for the use Of this fine hail. lin.
menEe applause and loud 1aughter]. Mr. X.
spoke at some length. HIS remarks were verv
elective and elected round after round af m.
ptause. At the close three hcarty cheers we're
given for the speaker.
Gov. Seymour WAS called forward aud re-
ceived with applause. His speech was IN ablc
and eloquent plea for State rights and the priv
ilege Of each independent Sovereignty to regu-
late and control It's own affairs He concluded
witt, au earnest appeal 10 the North, and espec-
iAlly to the State Of New York. to set tho seal Of
reProbation upon the present haucful agitation
that threatens SO much danger to the Uuion.
John Y. l.. Pruyn reported the resolutions,
which are lengthy and expressive Of devotion to
the Cnion nnd condemnation Of extremists,
both North aud South, whose ultraism would
eudanger its integrity. 4 long letter Was read
from cx-1'resideut Van Burcu, sympathizing
With the object Of the meeting, and gave his
views Of tue agitation ut present distrarting the
country. The meeting adjourned after Sey-
naour S address, with loud cheers for the Union.
, 1860-01-13

,..MON.ETARY,

7a.
Exchauoe ucrt II, to o. - oant nr.n,;,r, ~.
5,r "a, ,,,,-,,.,. m,.:.
o.''e A0 1o' ause VI . An.s
"as o"lhs rs Much to The condition Of tho st.
13uis market ~ our own. Here the demand in
ron,,rot;r:,. ,;..L,,. -. -. :.
'so'* ~ quo'"t'ons, oot t"e'e 20
. ate'osltaon at present among bankers to hold
on Tor future DEVELOPMENTS. Custor,crs only
snnn1;ed.
~,
NSa aoalna' ~ - premium 1ae'e IL o"''
small retail demand.
DISPATCHES 1o.dnv continue tn inf9fcnte very
C.verfsh 6.e1;nc in ,,,a 8, I.or;. money market.
....:.",- -
an'ununs almost 10 panic. Aefe mepfs 1ie
quiet, aud entire confidence prevails IN our
mop;cd institutions. and though the market is
*tr;no.n, ,r.as :. s o,ana -. o-d;n.rr
49,,
eoe'i"e's. 'ue Twelve tl'aohs tna' were put
10 The credit Of the city during the last four
mouths of 1853 for shpments of nroduce. kc.
60. ,.,.,,. 49,. .i...a 49,. e..:,a:
'to1a 'n's P"'', Law p''ceu ouF Aaanc'a' posi-
ton ut least, Tor several months TO come, On
xubstantia! basis. Though onr currency forces
~. - nnx ,,;o,, nr;c. f,r c~ch,noe tba ar,a.
,orr s~
t'eas' u 1o'' pFo'eu oe5ona question tna1
ths people have confidence in its security, and
hence we sec not any material here from which
tie most soullcss .harper could manufacture n
psnic.
C,scr,:s.r.-Thc Ga.tue Of Yesterday says
that so fur, since The incoming Of the new year.
the stringent features Of the market ms exhibited
during tue holidavs. have been modified but
Sigh ~ A.ics Of interest in outside circles
range from Il TO "a per cent There we're sales
to-day. OF paper sousldered good, at the latter
,Atn the rates with '''s regular house, are
laeslo 9er cent. but outside transactions, IN
value oi money. and tue extent Of the supply,
as compared with the demand, than inside more
nj .nts.
Eastc77 Exchange is fully as scarce. and to-
,tay it wa-,. 7erlsps, scarcer than currency.
Tie ,aaTStt is very firm ut prem. for bankers
sneeSs' ana tns oaylhs 5aes IRE wlthln snaae
which Lr.u :ht 10 t. 81 Ills afternoon. Some
~ s},- ~. ..A -.
, 1860-01-13

VERMONT lsASks-Attempts hure been made
recently to discre.lit the Union Da1.k, CONNER
cial Dank. md fraIklin County Bank, Vermont,
by bank note reporter in the city Of Nc,7
York. At irc instance Of the editor of the
Narc7cll1n E1"k 11.tc Exporter, the Bank
Commissioner Of Vermont. A. 3. Gardner, made
Nd examination Of The condition Of tue banks in
question, the result of which is stated in the
following circular:
EAsg 4oxAl>s,oxEn's On1cE,
EENstsaIos, VI. Jsnna.5 5th 1a'0.,
hereby certify that on The oGth div Of De-
ce,nber, 1870, l made such III examination Of
the Franklin County Rank, md on tue Cd day
of January, 1861, Of the Onion Bank and Com
,ncrcial Dauk, in this State, that am aLle 10
say: that the Franklin County Bank has al,
available surplus exceeding $1,000, after max
ing provision or utl its liabilities and after dc.
ducting from ITS resources n1l doubtful debts:
that the Union Bank hns q like surplus Of $S, 900;
aud the Commercial Dnnk like surplus OF
$500, alter providing for q semi.annuu diyi-
dcnd Of SC ,113- That since my appointment as
Bank Commissioner, in October, 1857, hare
been acquainted, personally, with the managers
Of nasd bunka, und regard them as cautious
men and safe BANKERS; nnd SO far NJ my ex-
autu2tious hare shown, these banks hare been
well managed for the security Of the public and
the interests Of the stockholders; that believe
these banks ore regarded rs amoug tile safest
banks in the State. and consider them per
tectly sound and their bill-holders secured be-
yond aur contingency. A. i. GARDNER,
Bank Commissioner of Vermont.
, 1860-01-13
CHICAGO j. NUIsTIIWESr:N
- RAILWAY.
Completed Through to Oshkosh, VII,

osAkosh Green Eay. Ford tn lae HORIZON E.pcn, E.:.
III. Sca.sa T. - errse. st. raa! rE!.re III tl*iu,
frsspott, t;ai.na- Dunlvit4. 1'u-
TRAINS LEAv & CHEAGo sTATls1y FROM cp;,
WEsr WATER ASb klsxtE sTKEkrs.
l.:l5 rm tly E1psesa-fhsuu.h Enn du Lie and ,.,
ko;h making d.fses c"aaee:t-u Us fut al points S.:s