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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional
Thirty Sixth Congress. I'd Session.

heretofore-cheap, but pay in advance.
Thirty Sixth Congress. I'd Session.
In the House, Monday last, the follow
ing preamble ard reso luton, offered by
Mr.. Adrian, tAu,i-Lecomp'. Dem, NJ, y
after amendment, on motion Of John COch-
,suc, including 10 tne recommendation the
repeal of all Personal Liberty bills, 50 call
ed, was adopted BY vote of Isl Yeas to
IL Nays:
WhercGs, The Constitution Of the United
States Is the supreme law of the land, and It's
ready and faithful obedience a duty of ali good
aud law-ahidIng clIZenS; therefore,
Resolcsd, That We depreca'e the spirit Of
disubedience 10 the Con>t tllion. wherever
manifested, and that earnestly recommend
the repeal of all statutes by the State LegiSla-
lures IN conflict with and IN violation .! that
sacred instrument, and the laws Of Congress
passed in pursuance thereof.
The Nays are Northerners who DO not
believe our laws TO prevent kidnapping to
be unconstitutional.
Also, on motion Of Mr. Lovcjoy, (Rep.
of H., the following vas adopicd-leas,
124; Nays, none:
Whereas, The Constitution Of the United
States is the supreme law Of the land, and its
ready and faithful obedience duiy of all good
citizens; therefore,
Resoirsd. That we deTrecaie the spirit of
disobedIence to the CONSTITUTION, wherever
manifested, and that we earnestly recommend
the repeal Of all NGlifcaliun laws; and that
il is the duty of the President 10 protect and
defend the properly OF the United States.
(The Southerners mostly not vOting)
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Morris douglas Dem. of H. was also
adopted by vote of ll5 against II.
Resoirsd By the House If Representatives. That
we properly estimate the immense value of
our National Union 10 our collective and IN
dividual happiness; that we cher-h a cordial,
habItual and Immova5'e attachment 10 ii; that
We will speak of II as of the palladium of our
political safety and prosperity; that we will
watch its preservation with jealous anxiety;
that we will discou0lenance whatever mdy
suggest even 4 suspicion that II can, IN any
event, be abandoned, and ind. Gnaniiv fruwn
upon The first dawniGg of every attempt to
ALLEVIATE any portion of our country from the
resi- OF en'eeD.e 'le Sao'cu "'S M"'o" NV"
INK t"se'ner tne various Pat'S ,ldl '.
gara II as MAN PIi'ar IN 'iie eI'.Ioe VI "ul
rral iiue'ehue"ce' me SuPi'i' "a .., ma.h ''a,g
al nome our peace aor"a'' our sdIe'!, oui
pfospefV ana lhdt 'e'y "o'iY "'.I'n
h'Shy ptIZe' iha' We "i'e SCI" "',''''.s !"
The past nor DO we see aHythihS IA me pre-
eht; e',ner IN 'e eiScti'i i \ .. ,'.'' i'urom
'ne lesIIen:. .. 'lis - a,'
in,yon thar we Terard its prrpc,uirv as of
more value Than the temporary triumph OF .
any pa,y on any I.+% T5 W "S'.P- be- cerreceS e5
w.,hin the Union. in a peaceful and cons'nu-
i"nal way; that We believe II has snlhclen,
80 r,,b, orou.;Dg oni If ,,s organiza,irn or
y na,r;7,,c ~ 5n,r IN 10 Sand by !, A. onr hone
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

and lut az in -I' Ca-, rs Ir,>-s ir .sal u-e
4 hsrSc ht .uyt5j.r - ChELEL. &IiIH
con FISH, HEHEINC. HIH BACON, DO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
Yeas 222-Nays S-Absent 3.

R-As soon as this passed, the Revolu-
tionists telegraphed home that it was all
deception-tbey must secede-the time
for compromise had passed. The leaders
do not want to be reconcied !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

Studs. &C. n G.,
W hich vii, be sold extremely low for Casa.
He respectfully asks the patronage OF all
his old customers; and also invites new ones
10 give him call before making their pur-
chaseS. Call at the sign OF the Big Watch,
Market street. east of Second. Dec. 2i.'5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
At DENORNINDIE s
at DEyORNlNDIEr S

VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS ON HAND!
lcwi>Lurr. AEE 3. I-Hr.
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6endy Heck Vowed TIE CITY yesterday, eahmG badly
hvhg stsam pump constantly ng GAs dsshAsgnx hsr
80 n'o'nyn' s.nss'e
hil Trip, and returned IN 10 evening.
BAax Swan and csrso from o,s- sshore n Cane
- !ll be ANN. SiSo "a nv S,," @ ~ ~ .s ss
ceved IN Norfolk matt he barb swan Il entirely cover
e q high water and fear the cargo viii be total ss
shall rensin here - long there any necessity for
% Inc captain IA. los Al Of hs papers and indeed The
Syss' INV ''e''u ns' sno psse'y escaped WIN ''ou
He"
vh OS4nIs VII an Thomas March l=Bart Charles
sss-n ~ svs. srrtysd =, ~, @ oounc 20 VIZ
bn~ Aha CARED a.sy dscs ios d % w
49, "Sa 40 ater cssss gone OApi
brcushi In hare charge mse The leak 70
be he upper wois(By 70 Elwood walter EsS
secretary Board Of Undcrwrn<rs)
BRlo ssAx Rnny from Cardenas for Nev orasns before
reported sunk had freight sos hhds s and As bis OF
NJ. r ;nd ' Of honey all OF which was fully Insured
ScHR CxARIHA- Steamer Chesapeake, Capt CroweI from
While soinS Up me sanor 70 ror1snd 81 AN Of
me e msr 10 WE ~ nnoG schr Czarna OF
gDg and causing Der @ sink imn ediatsy Tier I've
man ~as ds~.r.S Ths cahsrS we're rsscusd nv ~ V,
Of which Sen 70 hsir sssistsnce
The nsSs we're purpsr hun tbe chr hso nons
ore ~ sa bsr ,,S,s bsiS ysry AZ he line TIA w mo-
csnt h ~ he ehts W. mn, nm Ma h mt Ina saamcr Was
soon upon him On "a The steams nothing was seen Of
sered II the r had not altered her holm the steamer
would have pss.ed her Stern. The steamer owned by
rance The vessrs msSts VIII sss yiUS sre PARTY out
water attempt 70 raise her win Be- made Capt Francis
mpuics no blame 10 he ocers OF the for e eoson
scur Coxxxcrcur-Nswpor March as-schr Connecticut
for New YorI srrysd lsS III had sycrs esrr and hesd
winds sp sai damaged ggnR end sprung mast tho cargo
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The business of the Stock Exchange continues to
increase, and prices advance from day to day. The
most active speculative stock Of the day is
Michigan Southern guaranteed, which advanced TO-
day from 23 to 24a and closed "a bid. The COM
mon stock was in demand at IL. This advance is
due partly to the large Increase in the earnings Of
the road-sl0,Ooo for third week of March-and
partlyto the interest excited by the approaching
contest at the annual election The opinion Of the
leading brokers was loudly expressed to-day in ap-
proyal OF the views set forth in this mornings
HERALD. At the same time, desire is expressed
in many quarters to know the names of all or
majority OF the new men who are prop sed
as directors. However great the confidence
reposed in the gentleman who is at the head of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

s,,s:: !2k "a lax
1es and 70 nrkns butter BY do. a 4os., and 80 tons
oil cake were engaged " 22s Cd. 10 London 100
mea urenent goods q 4os There was no change 70 no
GuHHY CIsm The market was Arm, with an ID.
vanciDg tendency Sales Of $50 bales made, to
rivs here, 1t l2c and 100 dO do 70 arrive in Boston
HAY.-rhe demand was moderate, while the sales en-
breced go ego bales, n soc s6c for shipmen and
IRoN Scotch pig was quiet with small sales At last
weeks quotations..
common Rockland st SOC. Lump was quiet and I'M
changed.
NoIAszs-The market was firm, with sales Of so bbls
Cuba muscovado at 3lc, and Is hhds DO do. at a2c.
NAVAL SroRs Spirits turpentine quiet and sales
limited. Rosn was In fair demand; the sales embraced
about 800 bbls assorted at 81 62k Crude turpentne
nominal.
OIs-Iinseed was firmly held 1t $50 &c.,, with mo
derete sales Crude sperm and whale were quiet, ct last
Provisions -Pork-The market for new mess was
rmer and more active, with sales Of about 200 bbs at
SIT -; old mess at $i7 % SIT 81 and thin tl7
SIT Is. Prime mess was In fair demand, but without
change OF moment In prices We quote old Ut SIC 80
si2 Is, and new at sil s7H sl4 SO. Included in the
Beef steady, with saes OF about $50 bb inclu iing
country mets Of IS 90, repecked Western mess q
80 $40 Is, and extra 1t Gil S1l So Prime quie
d Sl7 . Sis Beef hams were dull ii Sl7 SIC Gu
meats we're In fair demand and firm with sales Of $50
hhds. and terces u 10. 7kc for shoulders and Co.
oxc for hams. Lard was steady and In fair demand,
with sales OF $50 q 800 bbs and uerccs II 10xc .
ilhc. Bacon was quiet and prices unchanged. Butter
and cheese were In fair demand AMI prices wore I'M
changed.
RcxIhe market was tolerably active, with sales oil
about $50 cas1, including 300 for export, ct &C. $50
SuGARA-The market In fair activity and prices
steady with sAes OF about 800 900 hhds Cuba within
the range Of &c. oxc 10. 7Kc, according TO quality
and $40 boxes were sold ON p. t.
WHISKY The sales embraced between 400 and 500
bbls Ut 22kc. 2Sc., chiefly q the inside figure.
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26:-
Tho subject matter Of the Allegheny county bonds
pected be before the Supreme Court in this city,
On Thursday evening Last the Councils Of PsbuG pAed
the following preamble and resolution
Whereas the Select and Common Councils have appoint
cd Commissioners correspond with the bondholders in
reference 70 compromise; and Whereas the Hon. VIM.
Meredith has been requested 70 stay further proceed
ipgs in this case,
Resolved, mat the further consideration Of the ordi
nance (mating the required tax levy be postponed TIL
the report 70 Councils their success In tho
case.
In connection with this matter, the Pittsburg
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s HIPPIN q NEW S.
ALMANAC FOE NEv YoRx-rHn DAT.
SUI RISES 81 IL %
Fort 81 New York, March 46, 1850.

CLEARED.
ss s'T s;
Bari Presto guleha Cremsr. Rossrdamrunsh Msincte;
BARK Cedar cor,, RohM M.n.suilla-Rugsr Bros
Bark Linda Stuart white 81 Jaao.
Brig Umpire. Hixsns, Sie,rs Ieoue-ihoupson Hunter
Big THIS snool iBrl, FrsIch Bathurst -
BrE Nova prcvsdenna Nesp) Busen. Naples-Chamber'
Brig isaas Desscn Barton Para and nAztet-Burdsa 4
ssSr Peerless. OBJ, Doe Bsrmuds-xccsn Fifth
sehr Laura Gertrude Can pben, Chareson-Dolner Potter
sss1 sq sssss Fs: ss.s..ssp %
scs sr a,.. Dssc y Iuessr Wilmington NC.
scsr v, Fsailin, Bcs.OnVvD.yton Z sDr.gue.
sssH s:oaSs
ARRIVED
crom%s g. is a. S mile: q C.p: iS Sss
experienced heavy .a from NE shifing 70 NV carried
ssamsniD Sclan6a serry Csalssos w,ts @ass s.d pa.
ss e .s G. Sc h ss I.Sn
s,sa%sn,O Cnsssgssts. crowsu. Portland. with ndss 70
j, en-. E%SSHsy .e5Des Feb L. lin d.s and
sand, cs
ss Win. s on Po iOm ooa on 40
:panisr boom and instantly fcd Ia: lad Two deaths
sup Cha: hsrwin Merwln Antwerp Feb and Flushing
a Sas 49, u sne
Gibraltar 50 days with fruit 70 Murray Ingste Had heavy
NV gales for he past II days. has bean blown of the coast
70 s c:s A "a. Fee ID s1 hide;
sScs aep say: nsd - e Il e sT
poks Pr brig Es.be,h nom Tql!: i.snd: ~ johns
days win -. .sn II ssvs. sSe soa A'0' 'NA
nsfos es usc Merrill 1Sso sasd in ssno.sy
Nth schr Jpla Rossrs Perkins for New York ian mat Cd
experienced heavy vsahsr hs ooas; been days Of
schr Sophie Collins tof rymous NO. Stanton. 8. Kits "a
Day: Nth mo.sses 70 pash Had very heavy .ea.nsr
"a large .a.s5ioss.a ana sbsndcnsd Ser
Dcls s.H s S
fueeos for QueeDsowp, IA days out
!. bss: g Ss:5
D y 3 Ds!s :Sua ss Is j
ssir Bailey Line essss.exp, &c, days. H.. expert.
s.. T.sS. p dsy: Has been Is Asy.
schr slen Baker. stllm.n. sswbsrn, 9 Ssy.
CANDY ls%s's
ss su1s va
% q Had ha,
s.; si:::ss. s s. s.,
ieSr Navy Prize, Bhs.srd, wi%inssn: Del sa.i.
JOIN ss Hsps, L Ronson Ts
schr Isabella CLARK squsn, with mdse from ship Dewn
Clinton 10 johnson Higgins
Seaner Dawn Perry New BEDFORD
Bark Venus srrivei yesterday from Curacao sailed vtence
March list inst lat ~ Ion TO- psssed steamship
posed the North Star, hence for AspinwAl.
BELOW.
Brig Mary Means from Havana bound 70 Bostsn.-By pilot
bost ktmund Blunt
thip Eloisc Thompson, from Liverpool Feb l9
Bark Emma Chase, Hall, from Cumberland Harbor.
Brig Isabella Je ret from BIO Hache.
Brig Dolphin (Brem, from -.
Also three barks and four bngs.
SAILED
fhp Missouri New Orleans barks Active CNorl Croussdt
Addison Child, Mobile; schr Surpass Osr), Kingston.
From Quarantine 6teamship TetuAn tnew) Havana
Wind Al sunsct W.
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1878 s9o,7oo


This statement is, in regard to specie and loans,
more favorable than was anticipated; the increase
in the latter being smaller than was expected, while
decrease in the specie was confidently expected.
The decrease in deposits is due to the calling in of
country balances by country banks which are pre-
pairing for the opening of navigation. Next
week the deposits will probably ahow further re-
duction, but the specie should show Q considerable
increase.
Money is without change. Some Of the large
banks are very free lender. on call, and the indica
tons are that the brokers may presently be sup
piled at . A. We hear, however, of no transac-
tons thus far below s. The rates for paper con-
tnue, as before, to be for first class, accord
ing to length. The Sub-Treasury paid out good
deal Of money to-day-partly on California drafts
the total disbursements were 1915 607 the receipts
$le6,34O of which sl74,o0 for duties balance
this evening, 81, 943 ,405.
The market for foreign exchange opens without
much activity, and without change Of rates. The
current rates for city bankers bills are 1881 for
60 day sterling bills, and 1904 q I for short
sight; for francs, 5.1el . 5.l7a for 60 days
and 5l3l for short sight Southern bills
go at 1854 q 1, and at 5.ls3 . $40 for francs.
The demand is very light for the season-owing, as
we have before explained, to the large quantity Of
cotton and produce bills pressing on the market.
The following are the last quotations of sight ex-
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold -
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YeeBAnco on board Doth the captured ecaxB vas done
and discharged the cannon with their hands, and
did OF the fighting In this, however, they had tho
assistance Of six eight other officers. who on
Der. These last - indeed all the officers SAID TO
have clustered considerably ~ frat parsdng themselves
the deck with drawn swords, finally fought
vaveiy. Marin, IN particular, fought Ike tiger.
KILLED, WOUNDED AND PRIsONERs-CAPTAN TURN
ER's INTERVIEW WITH MARIN
The number Of prisoners captured stated and but
few Of their names given The two steamers said
- have had $50 men board but few escaped Be-
ssste, all of those VINO came board Anton Azardo
me humber Of killed and wounded was about co. The
Ssrer are said TO have been thrown overheard
Tho latter were rss taken board the Saratoga and ar
forwards 10 Vera Cruz rs -
Of tne $50 men three curths at least are believed 10 be
Snn,nr The French Portuguese Auner,cans
and coolies from Manila They were most OF them
doubtless ignorant OF the real nature Of the expedition
American. He was killed by shot from Saratoga
The FIRST engineer Of the Gen. Mramon was o French
man. He was also killed. The second eng neer, also
Frenchmap, was, ct last accounts, still ~ hB posi-, but
under the command OF an American engineer.
Among the prisoners more particularly mentioned
B. Rafael Rafael and the Able Chandron, well known at
Vera Cruz The all important captive, however, 10 Com
nsdese Marin, himself
cAfTAIN TURhERs INTERVIEW WITH MARIN.
When Marin came on beard the Saratoga, Captain Tdr
ner ASKED him why he had thus fired upon American YES
ses without any whatever, and In violation
81 every rule OF honorable warfare?
Msrm repned That hts men were composed o. all sorts
Of people, had been but recently shipped were badly
disciplined, and could NOT be controlled. He confessed
that ne knew the Saratoga to be American vessel and
as be understood AL her signals but protested that he
IN not order shot 70 be fred
He declared moreover that he gave contrary orders
but could not control his men.
Captain Turner e these proestat,ons la sencs
and then added "You have been guilty OF grcAa out
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canadian Hour Was IN good supply and prices were
easier, with sales Of 400 bbs 81 $6 Is 81 Is Southern
-four was in larger supply and with more disposition o
realise. The markes was heavy and easier, with
GALES o( about 1900 bbls, closing within the range
Of the above revised figures Rye was firm q
quotations, with sales Of about 200 bbls Corn
meal was steady, with sales Of about 27o bbls.
Jersey st IS IS . % 90. Wheat was heavy and the
market lower for Inferior qualities The en-
braced about 500 bushels in small lots including south
red at 81 4ok with some lots Of white Southern aod
Canadian on private terms Corn heavy and lower
with moro disposition 70 press sales The sales embraced
about q, COO bushes, including Western mixed Il zoe
I2c., yellow do II 76c Jersey and Southern at 75c
TIC, and white do at74c 79c. Rye was selling 10 Il.
mted way n e6c. &c. Barley was sssady with saos
reported Of 5000 bushels At SOC for State and prime
Eastern easier at Sc Oats rmer while Gales were
moderate a l2fc l3c for Western and Canadian and
Of State at lSc . l4c
Coum The market was firm, while sales were limited
Holders demanded very full prices, which tended 70
check transactions lot Of St. Domingo was reported
sold on private terms
CorroN Tho market continued TO rule dull Grades
mddng were heavy and nominal, while the higher
QUALITIES unchanged. We repeat our quosaIious
promising however, that our figures for ordinary are
nominal Tho sales embraced 500 600 bales, part IN
kansi:-
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Gus,omni Liverpool Leland, Ross Baue; Cephas sRsrss
Roach Rogers, SSors ''S '-'1'.' wy
E.ssss s .hD '1 1rco md Ss1s 8S.e =.
"a .els: as.., T
NQRFoLk. March 8 AT abr. Sidney g Jones. B.dsn,
Se W. on~n ssss IN
' II ha%pioa Road. bar. r.ngsr., Hal. from Can. sr
pNEwroRT M, March 2sA sohr willard Php. s-A
Pm Resqrned .ccount Of bead wind sehrs Mnde.
IS sis' s as-:s lS
rom o sss. e. a.. "a
Do cscos EvsrDhsm from Dc for s.:@sss 9sss; e
"a; aiys, ior 81 a: Lowell from wafshs Tor =; sa1
lssSxH brig w.rss:ls sA.stsora Arroyo for xH..se;
i.ss lsxs nd Howard S:i:; 90 <. S7o:S s.sS IS..
Pots Hoilsy and vos. brooks Fail River Ior DO; g
John DOYLE rIo,,dsDss tos dc w.l.es Tsan.os M .;
Hsi.e:. Esn Bivsr for Do -. : $50 ~ ~ ann =
s; p D'': pss';;:: : ::
Philadelphia for Norwich Pennsylvania Lad sisaSsipo
INV HAVEN March as-Arr schr D rrowbr.ars. ssonsd.
PUGET SOUND FEB sooIn ssras Of rucA Ships Tor
PHiLxpELPHf. March AR brig vl.er H.sA.n, Pro;
ssnod Bal. orassm kYo1. DDS ia :css srsa hsIss::
xspssss. s S1er Caroline ora..
PLYMOUTH, March i9-Ch schr Cordeia WHEATON. PhlA-
.PROvrDRNOs March s4-Arr steamer Penguin, wm.ms.
nSork scbrs Ocean Bird 0ibbs ksppAhannock, ood.
frey w.els Alexandria; Sarah shern an, shsran BH-
more Hickman, Dckerson. smyrna Do; Minerva Hruoka
heaware Chy; Ann sailor, riah Newark Emma VAIN
Mary Briggs Young, NYork
as;h.n sseamer Pelican Aldr,ch NYovk sehrs n Man.
cheser Nck erson savannah; Minnesota
sowasse Brown, and sturges Norrs 8aliinoes Lucy
and Fanny hsyhev Phiadseha, L Hess Holmss Green.
wien rJ IexAs Cbamplin kxabetbpo PaWtnckee Oan-
tain John smith Rondos, Below .oop Rhode Iasdd Rs
RICHMOND March D-Ar bark vickinesn 0orl IArsssn.
Liverpool brig Dunbar Buck, Mayasuez; schr Chronoe.
ter Pieseon kockAnd- Sid barks Pasthau Mler md sv
Mace soule RIO Janero; schrs Nellie d. Gxurdsyant ssn
ford; Balall Wintefs, NYork ~ s'~>~A>
,,e.dn March l4msd schrs Talbot Pavson
sssnaers; az scnr Eed,neion. Clark Norsoi
~, 10. dhAno W Feb 6.Arr ahip Ganges kvana Bos
@ @ ~ dsys' IF Bkhop" N7ork Chila No (Frl Wa
SAVANNAH, March q Arr b,,. n 49,. v.p..,,.
pool; schr spray Price, Wilmington
hi - ~ arch 2--Ar schr Princess Lowell NYork
"rhNir1IOk, NC March 22-Arr brig rtnrm King PEN
DnArsmon 20. schr Frapcs Satserv Cooper DO GA
10, scArs Worth Nsrrin, and Geo Darby Rossrs IYof
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TeIegraph Marine Reports.

HI0BLAND6 March % sunss-Four barks and two brigs
In The onlng, bound In. Wind NV, light weather clear
sAHDY HOOK. March % sunset-Ship Missouri for New
Oreara CLEARED the bar at Tao PM. Ono bark oude The
bar, bound in. Wind wRW moderate; weather clear.
Port LAFAYETTE March d sunsst-Three brigs inside
tho Hook bound In. Wind WNW. moderate, weather soar
MiscelaDe0Uss
Ship DEWITT CLINTON. lately ashore SquSn Beach,
eved 70 NE city last night by seAm.us Achilles having 900
oil csshs In her, and two steam pumps going.
6cHR DEFIANCE, Boylon, for Jsene, recently lahore on
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March 10 P. n
A@-The sales embraced small Iots OF pots and
pearls 1t 6kc. &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS general tone of the market
brands were unchanged. The demand was fair, chiefly
from the domestic trade The ssles OF Ill kinds were
moderate and embraced 5000 900 bbls., closing with
in he following of Dyicaa
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,

MONDAY, March 26-6P.M.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that Of last week.
Week ending Loans. Specie Circulation. Deposits
March H. 1927 see S48 q s3s $50 800 90 9s l28
March "a. l276la,5o7 2o4 1856 268 s2,lo7 4I9
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James McAuley, Esq President Of the Select Council LEFT
for Philadelphia Thursday night, taking with him CERT
ned copy Of Monday nights proceedings Of Select Council
WIN sne cy s Z - 81. ~ , ns p.Uauc1c c,
Of andomus before the Supreme Court Monday next
NaIeha Campbell had exposed 70 SALE the day previous
Railroad Company, taken In execution a the suit Of G. W.
Dobbin, bondholoer. Tho amount sold together with
the Of the purchaser and the price, IL q follows
600 shares AchaebO Hars, u IL SHARE 100 Shares
Thomas Roeenwen, 81 10 per share; "A shares, Lyon,
Shorb Co 81. There Imposition manifested on the
part Of the authorities Of Pssburg and leghany, and
willingness by bondholders 70 compromse present din-
rences on equitable terms This ~ doubt, dh-
cult Of accomplishment but with viii TO Settle an
raDgement may be effected. Some Of the holders va
think will agree 70 cancel Is per cent Of the face their
bonds condition Of Satisfactory that further
opposition viii be withdraw, and The interest," On the
other three quarters regularly paid.