davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

6rMr. Sherman, the Republican csndi.
date for Speaker of the House, Is of Con.
nscticut origin. His grandfather, TayIor
Sherman. built the house now occupied by
Nathan Beers II s father, Charles Sher.
man, was born 10 that house, and lived
there until his removal to Ohio, in company
with large party of Norwalk people, who
migrated to the Connecticut Reserve. in
Ohio. Mr.. Sherman comes honestly by his
kepub'canism, as the patriot blood OF old
Roger Sherman fl ,ws in his veins.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

oTJere Williams announces his inten.
tion in the last CHI st OF Democracy oil
purchasing q new patent machine for Gee.e
picking. Persons wishing to purcAace vii
sddress JereiwilIirms, Goose dealer, Woods
fe!d, Ohio.
'efe' suud us-~ lsliar far ndr ertisinn you
p. 8. We wonder IL Jere has not beer
In the same business for some time as he /,
ia the habit OF using Goose logic (gabble
gahbls) 10 his leaders.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
NArThe Washington corresponden, Of

GYThe Washington correspondent oi
the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
alt is auIhorauyely stated that Messrs.
C. b. Cochrane OF New York, and Schuy ler
Collay of Indiana, deny the truth of the
statements made by Mr. Kellogg Of Illinois
in reference to The interview between Mr..
Greeley aud Senator Douglas. They were
the only parties present, and they declare
the Interview to have been as stated in The
notes OF Senator Douglas and Mr.. Greeley.
They will probably make such statement
in the House, as they do not desire 10 stand
doubtlully on the matter, especially as soee
parties hinled that It was from either or both
that Mr.. Kellogg derived his ipiormation.' y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

6TCostins. the Mex icsn Guerilla who
hss been threatening Brownovllls, Texss
a. we'll as other border towns with distruc.
'ion has - routed and forced to ay. He
hss commanded 800 men, having for his
msiu object robbery and plunder. The news
Of his rout, which We trus, 10 final, will be
hailed with JOY BY the border counties ol
Texas, and the friends OF peace everywhere
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

-6rHsrden. whp,it willbe remembered
wss sfrs,sed 10 wheeling year ago or
. mcve,or the charge Of poisoning hi. wife,
isns0 on ,rial.at Belvidere, New Jersey,
~hsre the deed was coamit,ed. He was a
|, Methods. Preacher and young man Of
Nhigh promise.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Dec. 20, 1859.
The Grand Jury of the United States
District Court last evening found an indirt.
ment under the Fugitive Save Law sgains,
eight citizens o; Ottawa. H., for the rescue
OF on alleged slave in that city in October
last.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

@Helper has sent a splend,dly bound
copy of the unabridged edition Of his .Im.
pending Crisis" TO Missouri Clark, 9Th a
letter, returning that gentleman his sincere
thanks for the magnificent advertisement
he has bestowed, free of charge, upon his
book.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

GTThe Post Master Genefa's annua
'tepsTt svery lengthy, even longer than the
P.esldenss message. He urges the oboli.
tion Of the frsrting privilege. We hcps
his suggestions may mol pass . Needed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

W-Secretary cObo's report shows bal
lance 10 tisc Treasury Of $l,ooc.oO0. The
I, . esnizstion q Congress will demand S9,.
100000. Where 10 the mnneypio come
froml D
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
!. Fnoi'lsN, i.aliof a.-Li'ioti ilctor.
sr- OL<Afs9vlrLEs

61-rh Weekly Tribune has the ,arecsi
eircsission ncx.i' ever hsd;seiog yer loo.-
So,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
Fs;LUBIlING.
ExE, rTOH's NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Pro.
~ hate cOnrt for belmont county Ohio, tie un.
det~irnrd has h''n sppolnted AID quai ifed az Ex.
etu'of OF the estate OF TravTse Geo rye, late or
he uwont county. = -ff'
make immediate payuient; and those hsv ing CLAIMS
aga nrt 'sid estate notified to present them iss
tttt ltMent W. ithip one year from this date.
WILLIAM ). GEORGE,
sELDEN CEUkGE.
mac Is iesq Px.rutn,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsVINGroN, DeceInber sO. 1853.

VHaFINUIUNI VUCHIHUtT 6UI 1903.
The MEXICAN TTeArT The new Mex
lean treaty will be sent in on Tuesday aexl
A portion Of the Democracy intend resist.
ing iIs confirmation. on the ground lhs,
Juarsz only represents faction in Mexico
aud not, de jacto. the Government. a large
lobby interest will urge its ratification. as
Sa,ooO,ooo of the $4,000 ,oO9 proposed are
intended for bsgus claimants. The whole
Republican side will oppose It's r,tifica,io
SPECIAL Dispatch TO the N. Y. Tribune
FRUIT CANS-ALL SIZES,
LOR SALE BY
4 THOS. C. CULBERTsON,
sugilas Bridgeport, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
MR.. SEWARD EN- ROUTE FOR


ALBANY, Friday Dec. 80, 1859.
Senator Seward arrived here at a late
hour last night He was met al the drpo,
BY q large number Of his friends, and escor.
ted by them to Congress Hall The street.
were brilliantly Illuminated with boufires
Roman candles. etc.
UTICA, N. Y, Friday, Dec. 30. 1879
Senator Seward PASSED tbrounb ,bis c;,,
at noon to day, on his way to Auburn. An
immence crowd o. people met him at the de.
pot. Bells we're rang, and salute OF loo
guns fred by the CT izens' Corps. The en-.
,hCisiasm OF the crowd was great.
ROME. N. Y Friday. Der 40 ,sso
EY.Cnver,,r s.,,,l n,.aI
,hi. place on tho mann train ,-J.v nn e;,
wnv h,me. ArLough hi. rnn,i,n ,. us
nos, ,nkuown h. w,s mo, =, ,he 1.. o..
, I,rcs c,,vJ mad .,t'.i. ~, ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
FRUIT 'I'RiIES,

THE Subscriber has good, general variety Of
IL Apple, pench, Pear. Cherry Trees a nd some
small tiulAppes and Peaches, al Siu per lOJ---,
Other things In proportions; good, healthy stock.
years from graft, at the ST Clainville Nursery.
novj59 JOS HARRIS. Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05


81. Peter ope the portal,
Full ninety years he toil'd and spun,
But now ho is immortal.
We've had new plans for ,raveiling--
New modes OF locomotion:
Great Eastern, air ships, great balloons;
And other foolish ao,iob. 80
La Mountain took ,ri3 one day,
Tho the erest"York State" aeth.r--
lie went 30 high and wenl so far
We feared he'd broke his te,her.
Niagara witnessed strangest feat,
And called forth wide.eyed wonder,
To see where Bondin danced on top
or what John Brown danced under.
Speaking OF Brown recalls to mind
Things in The Old Dominion;
Where Gov'nor Wise has played the (osl.
In every ones opinion
With twenty men old Brown wen, there
To give them an Inspection
He 'sed rumpus greater than
The whskey insurrection.
Yet while he strovs for "libcrty,"
To love which oil are clGiminp,
They sho, him and they bullied him,
= Thes hung him,hisb as Hamun.
Ye, ,h6tlE Ehs felon's brave he i!s,
Though shame hangs round his brethren,
In death'may to Brown be sent,
And net to naughty soShron.
No fettefsd 'stivo can gain free ground.
When Southern blood hound tracks him 4;
And Gos'nor Wise 10 sure tJ wia, l!J
When Captain HEAron backs him.
Poor Captain! desperate iis his cass,z
How he has crouched 10 CotoGi
Ana cried "Gmen" 10 al the laws
That free men dare call rotten.
And now for all the pains he took
To make each lie look bigger.
He never got an Office yet.
No, e'ento catch niger.
From Ftankin and his men we've heard,
At last their late is certain,
So sad the tale that's of them told,
| fain would draw the curtain.
How ,hey were found sGll lying there.
DsskS Sn the spot he perished--
How assth had come while still they sought
To reach their home 50 cherished.
Union Savings now the rage,
With each King Cotton mensf,
Aud each one tres to lowest knesl,
In Cotton dust congenisk
II by such "trosh" We must bs ssvsd
God help the Yankee nation!
When thieves sombine gsod men must ,oin,
And aout their false saipali,n.
Away with all such demagogues,
Or rather would be. ssges!
The Unions safsi God keep II 80
Thro' many coming sges!
Once more the 'lms..is rolling round
For Pfssiden,ial races;
The groa,ns are bringing oI, tAeit .a.xs,
And sh,wing oG ths'r psess. ,.~.
virginia'Hos ou, Gov'nor Wise
A copper colortd gelding--
Who thinks the Unions badly broke,
Bu, ire will do the wolding.
And hero o nag trots out hlmsslf-L
IIe's'knowf as "Liulc Gisnr"-
A shsggy. powerful pony, he
Is sau<ly defiant,
A score OF others como in sight,
or black, and brown and sorrel
But BY the fuss, and kicking round,
There's bound to be quarrel.
From oil this tnuss we turn away,
To see the "hoss" that's coming;
He frightsns all--he beats them ALL
Their energies bOnumbing.
A snow white, stallion he, and swim,
HE cognomen "Free Labor"
His mo,tb" Freedom on Free Sol."
Aud Justice to yournsigt,bor."
But stop. I'D near forgot TO Say
So fast my fingers dash on
The most tremendous news has come,
That hoops are out Of fashion!!
And now, kind friends. my song 10 done;
tcoud not make 1t shorter;
I've done my part, and nov for yours
Please.hsnd me out QUARTER
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
BLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE
BRITISH.REVIEWS

Dnl Il lOEl@hE Y LEW y
l. s.COTT &c Co.,, NEW YORK
NONlINu to publish the following leading
~ British Periodicals, 10 wit:
|. he l.ondOn Quarterly fConservatiyel 81
2. The Edinburgh Review [NVhigl.
lhe Forth British Review (tIce Church..
d. Tie Westminster Review fliberalI
:: BlnckwoM's Edinburgh Mnguzine iToryl
Tlb'se pcrioticals AMY represent lie three Sss,
10 iiicni pnriitstttsrai Biitain- Wing, Tory and
Rati'ci,l-but politics FORMS only one feature Of
their chnfartef. As organs Of the .rnost n,otnuL
wriisrs ,n Science, Literature, Morality. and Rc.
ligion they siund us they ever hnvu stood unr,yal.
led in the world ot letters being coisiderrI indis.
pe''snbie to the -ciiYlar aud The professional man.
whi's 10 me ih'tl'is' nj nadtr pi every class they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record Of
the current literature Of the day, throughout tho
world than ean possibly be ob,ained from any
other source.
Early Copies.
The receipt Of ApyAHcE SHEETS from the Drj,j,h
publishers kiv,s addicns value tu these reprints.
,nnsnipch as they cnh now be placed in tho hands
of suscrSers ah0ut MS the Original editIOnT
TERMS, per nnnuin. IL.
For any one OF the fur Keyiews = doj.
For any two of the four X, views Jois
For anyy three OF the fnr Reviews . ~ d,,,n
For all iUur OF the Reviews 90 aols
For BncAwoods : Magazine dois
rvr Backwoud aud one Review 5dui,
For BlnrkwWd nnd two Reviews \ dos
For Binck~ ood aud three Reviews edols
For Blnckwomt and the toui Reviews 10 dolls
W Alpney 'rnant IN the Stale where issued viii
be received al 20
CLUBBING.
disconn, oi twenty five per cent. from above
prices +" III be allowed 20 & ubs ordering four or
more copies oi my or mare o the above works
Thus: -Four copies Of Blackwood, or Of one he.
view, i'll lie srlt ID nddress for So; four cop
,.ftsof the our reviews and Blacwood for $50; and
80 on. Ill
,Nxss., Postage. 80,
IN NIL the pstueiprl ciiss aud towns these works
viii be delivered FREE ~ PosraGE. When sent
ny mail, 'ic postage 10 any part Of the United
States wi l be but Twenty. iour cents a yeaI lor
blaekw,'od. md bui FouIecn cents n year for each
ol the Reviews. The price in Great Britain
OF the periodicals above numed is s3l per snn'm.
Rtniil,ances tor any VI the above pub licat tious
should always y, utdr ssed. postpaid, to the pub.
fishers LEONARD SCOTT g. CO,
deciow No, 81 Cold street, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
sANFoi,u1vy

,FAl&H Y cAG4ATsC PIES,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Ex,r.c,. ~
put up IN Glass Cases. AR Tirht. and will -.
IN any climate. The Family Csthartic PHI II
gentle but active C1thartc which the pr,nr;s,ns
hos used Ia his pneiiee more than tw.p,y ves,s
he constantly increasing dc maad tro,n tho.s ~,
have long ustd tue PIfis and ,he sai;sss.,;e.
which express In regard TO their uso has induced
me 'o pince ihem within the n aciI If all Tbs
procession well Know that different Ca har,ics act
on diherenti portions oi the bowels The Famiiv
Ca'natiic iill has. with due reference 10 I'M, WI
esiaoisned iugt, been compounded from yari ~
Oh Inc purest vegetable Extracts, which act alb.
on every part OF the alinentary canal and are good
uiid safe III uli cases " here cstbnrtic IN nssJ.d
such Us peiangements OF the Stomach Sleenins,s
rains IN the back und Lvins, Cosuyen.s. Pn;n 4
Soreness over the whole body, from suddsn c,ld
which tiequcntly. y neglected end in long courss
oi rtVefi Loss ol appetite, u creeping s.nsaIion
oi cold over tho body. Restlessness' IIesdnrLe n,
~ igh, IN the bend, all Infnmma torv Dss.s-..
W1fms IN children or adulls, Rheumnii.m
greaf pnrihrr OF the Blood aud many diseascs 10
which arsh Is heir, too numerous ~ m.nt;on L.
this advertisement Dose, to3. -
PRICE THREE DIMES.
" The Liver lnvigorntor and Family C.,bsr,,s
lls are re.ailed by Druggists generally, and sold
"hoieSais evthe irYie in all tito large towns,
. w. SANFORD, M. d. fatr
,.,., manufacturer siid ProyristOr.
se'''sV 5j3 broadway, New Ysk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO TINS. PATRONS OF The
%W N ME &DN mW-MHE. .


The year is dead, the good old year.
|, We ne'er shall see il more;
IL has joined the moving caravan
VI seasons gone before.
In youth " was merry year,
And wore a smiIiny face;
1t aho wore green surtolit,
And ssruited win much grace.
AS summer warmed, TO manhood grown,
lie calmly smiled on all,
But ah! his smile was heightened out
Because he had FoK.
AS down the bill or fife he passed,
And greerwas turned 10 brown,
He showed that tho he had Fall,
He surely was not down.
His step was frm--full strong his arm,
His eye yet flashed its fire,
His paunch was broad as e'er you saw
Upon country squire.
But Winter came and brought gray hairs,
Weak was his step and srm,
The bowl was broken, tho cord was loos'd,
And earth had lost its charm.
Fast fall the snow-hskes over his head,
The "almond tree" fourishe,h now
The grasshoppor would be burden,
Only gras.hoppers freeze in the snow.
Dead is he now as last years flowers,
Throttle streets The molrncrs 70;
The sight-wind whistles about his bier,
All hearts are robed in woe!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug ~ -CoIT0N-
The Brohes Circular reports thst the sales Of the three days
including Wednesday foot bales Of which 600 were
10 soecuistofs end exporters. The market is generally
changed, but quotations are barely msintsined -,
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHEsTER.-rhe advlces
from Bsrche ter se favorable TIL market for Ysn is quiet
hut ,teady for Cloths there is little inquiry and prices are
Wesk IN ~,
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, Aug. 29.-The
market quiet and steady The weather has been
Messrs Rchs Tdson Spence Co., Wakefield ssh Co,
port Flour dull prices essier but quotsby unchanged
d6 Wheat quiet at frdtys Advance sales Of Red
Western at II II &. Southern ii Odl2b White HS0I5h
Corn quiet sales Of Mixed and ieo" OF "a $500 ana h'e
II 81 1855 - -,
LIvERPooL Provisions MARKET, Apg. 29.-The
Provisions -Thet is generally dull VARIOUS CT c1lsr report
Beef du Pork quiet BsG steady Lard quiet at 81 0z Tor
6ue Tallow hrm.T; Butchers Association 2I. - -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Ang. @.-Sugar is
Quiet Coffee duh Rice and in good demand AsHE
are quiet; Pots % 8; Pearls 30 SPIRITS TUKPsHIISR IA
finn epd holders demsnd advance 81 refused hosiN
f ~ aud hode demand advance 70, Common aotea
LONDON MARKETS. August y -WHEAT has an ny
ward tendency with sdvane Of 81 the week holders
mspd en- additional advance which has not been conceded
SrGAg ouie CnPFER firm RICR finn but rather less active
TIA generally unchanged TALON firm at 81
LoSDON money MARKET, August 29.-Consois
clos d N Tuesday at 90. a 20 80 ~, ,..
AMFRICAN STocKs-TFe following are the latest
sales Central shares 6 discounts do ponds q % ~
sO Michigan Central oil do LIST mortgage sI9S''
Central elds3, Erie, 2 l021
LATEsT-By Telegraph TO QHeenstorn.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 20 m
Tie sles Of CoTToS ojoy 8 bales oeu'ing SVO on
sptcu.tion and for export, the market closing quiet
The market for BtEADsTUYPs steady The weather to-day
is sho~ey. -,
Inc fN'' i'io' "l0' NV LovpoY Aug 90 p m.
CovsoIs close at a. ass for money and 70 for account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

Blu bacan and BreokinIidge in severe terms as CON
tpirstors TO destroy The Union. He pitched into Sec.
re sry Cobb referred to bis speech II 1856 pledgng
Burbanan aid the Democratic psrty 70 prot.cise
policy. He has sincs abandoned that idea, pIo giDg
recrespt to fis pleds.sto the people.
NJ. Bucbsnsn knew ,,obbs duplic'ty, yet sppoiuted
him his Secr,tay Of the Trsssury and ever since has
worked against Penney lvsnias Interests. Mr.. Brock
itndge now supports this ruinons policy. II he aot
Burh nsn bsd avowed these sentiments before election
he would not have been troubled with the adu instra
ton of the Government He referred TO the Con- eotion
at Char esion He was terribly severe 10 his dsnuu.
clston OF the action Of the SeceEsonsts Co siderable
apIaufe was elected 10 this Dart Of his spsech.
The Seceesions'e hsd entirely abst doned the princ
pies OF the Cf cinDat Pistf run TO which he adhered
and with which he would sink or SWIM The doctriae
OF the stces oI is's contrary to ress0a CON non
sense. and in violation of the Consitr ton. Pennsy-
wanna would never support s'cedsrs disuunnists and
traitors. BE CON pared Breckinridge with the Rsp1b
cap party, both tending in the same direction the u
up ate dissolution Of the Union
lie concluded with glowing eulogy on the Union
expressing bis &c ninaon to stand by il firmly re
sou,ey al uofpchiDgy to the end as established by
tie fathers of the Repu lie.
AT The close OF the speech three cheers were given
lor Douglas several rockets ascendd into tie air the
muslc struck up, and the immense gathering slo WY
dispersed. '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Ill TROYATORE.

n Trovatore" last night drew fine house, better
than the management could have expected, when tbs
weather and all other attractions were considered The
whole opera went off with spirit but it was left for
MusaDi, with his c. d pet'o to arouse degree OF
enthusiasm not often He was compelled to siug
the final song of the third act In which it occurs three
times was called beforete curtain also three times and
was pelted with the regulation bouquets. Asmany as the
audience as felt like doing So and were not restrained
by their fear of mspronouncng the Italian, shouted
bravo and two or three men in the parqustte waved
white han dkercbefs. IL noticeable fact that no.
tody is even 30 far carried away on similar occasions
as to wave a red, or otherwise colored, baudanna
Altogether, the moment exciting and the Gro Sd
which flooded the Hobbies at the conclusion Of the act
was loud in expressions Of delight.
THE aftel noon the performance Of La Sonnsm-
bula" will again present Miss Patti in one Of her most
pleasing paris and will also give Brgnch the oppor-
tunty of making bis first appearance this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
Movements of Mr. Douglas.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Friday, Sept. Z, loOO
Mr. Douglas arrived on tue noon train. lie was
met at Yo.k by tho CbambersbuIg Rifles acting a, an
Escort There was a large crowd at the depot. Tue
rec pton was qniet aud impressive. He was received
by committee and escorted TO his quarters BdehIsfS
Hotel An address of welcome was delivered by Gen.
Rsurfort 10 which the Judge briefly replied. The
military psraded in the afternoon. The meeting was
organized at o'clock. The crowd was very large
Cannons were fired and rockets and other fireworks
disnlayed. 49,
Tie meetiup was organized, and Mayor KePper
made resident Mr.. Douglas Was Introduced by
Gov Packer i'll neat and appropriate speech mr.
Dougas commenced his speech by glowing eulogy Oh
Pennsylvania empire within herseI Que a
State had great interest in the Union her uveiesvs
REQUIRED the fostering hand OF government one nau
not received that support from the National 1911
ment she was entitled 70: She had the whole cnion
for a market Her whole mineral wealth was mex
bauslible aud worth more than mines oil g'la' he
ntoled generally into Congress and The Genera DOV-
eminent for The past few years. ~
lie denounced the Government AZ parsii5ng tne i'or
eat of PENNSYLVANIA for several years. The Govern
meut had failed 10 perform the functions for Whicn
was created The system OF Government must DO
changed OF disaster would occur. Either IL must re-
dnee The expenditures or increase the revenue Inc
oniv remedy is a proper tadf. When the tarh wac
pfoposed in Congress it was always oversaugntered
by The in erninsble negro question: lie Weht lnGo a
argument defensive Of the protective p0ley, espscy
AZ regards PennsJl interest, Dui inc
y.i never be settled ill the ntermina Die negro qaes
tioD-is thrown out and repudated He censured Coh
oress for lie pedee Of legitimate duties 70 stray her
ase gods lie referred 70 the efforts Of the hst tnree
wears 10 pass the Pacific Railroad bll. lney were
yavs told IL was lost for want Of time; 10 VIII be
Win This and other questions till the negro question Is
tbrnst ant Of Cor gress He next referred to tho OF
forts for the relief for Old soldiers. They could mol
pass the biz in their behalf for want OF tme-the negro
question interfered. ox, .,ors,
tle doctrine Of non intervenion. He m5de gauah,
defer 40 of the Union and Constitution lie dehouhcea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
Markets..

oswEGo. Sept 7-FIorR dull yesterdays rates WHsl1
PC In scve dend saes Of % OOO bush Red
Writer 2 IL 30 do private terms 5000 do
No Chicago Spring st 81 II; and II GO do M do to
rive private CoRS advanced D sod sales Of
IA 500 busb Canadian private terms Canal FeEsHTs close
&c. advanced Grain eTdsys Taes Flour 35 wheat
l2c, Com HE to NewYoIt LAKE EXPORTS JIG 0o h1sh
Wheat a. eco bush Corn, 800 busb Barley l1Obuih Rye
Canal FxPoKTs-235 bhls Flour 70 20 bush Whest At0C
bush Corn 800 bush Oats ard Is 600 bush Barley
CIICAeoEept; I-FLOrE s.tye and al5c higher WgEAI
quiet and 1910 higher sses 2 coo bush at 92093c for No
Spring ard s9G9Oo for No In store Corr steady and To-
02c higher; % coo bush at 03sc In store OATS
steady RECEIPTS to-day 300 bbs Of FLOW la 600 bush q
bbls Flour 40 Ot0 bush Whest RRBIGHrs firm 16r. on
Whest to Buffalo sIeHT EXCHANGE on NewYork p cent
premium. -,
MILWAUKEE, Sett 7-FLoUK qriet. WHEAT closed with an
advancing tendency and c higher sales at sc for No ia
store Cons active 43c 10 store OATS quiet REcKIPTs 10
dav fan IBIS Flour 20 200 bush Whest SGIPsBSr600 bbs
Flour $500 bush Wheat. -
ORIRAYs Aus L-CorToN firm sales to-day 5Oo bales
AZ 6ssIfJo ssi~s .h t saA r. 500 b.es ard the
receipts bales against 49, Goa bales last EXPORTS
the veek-6 bales Stock In por92 900 bales Corn
Mixed &C. Provisions firm COFFEE hIm sales thee weeI
fFO bags Rio l0 Isle sPoPTs OF the week-3659 bsgs
Stock in por-l 6o bags against 2S5 at tie same time las
year. 80 .-.,-- -
TOBACCO finn prizes somewhat sitter, bat quotations
main unchanged STERLING EXCHANGE l0'ldll aDd viii
bills of ading lO83009i EXCHANGE NewYok at par to
y cent prem. COTroN FRRlGHTs TO Liverpool ll-l6d