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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
BUSINESS IN Connecticut NOT
AFFECTED.
Couepopdenos of The New.Hsvsn Palladium.

TRUMBULL, Conn, March l6, 1860.
To day have had the pleasure of going through
Nicholas extensive Carriage mandatory u tbs place.
and bot yesterday having been assured by Dem
oSratc oiHcal Of this place that manufacturing
interests were suffering IN consequence OF the
falling of Of Southern orders, / mos naturally
and was positively told that their orders at no
time snee the financial panic have been more ex,
tensve than at present. Indeed one proprietor told
me these words-faid he: "!t are had mt Pa'd any
attention to the voroRs fasehOOds of our political
Tapers riS., The Register, Farmer, and Others Of
fbs came ak tce should hare been Five THOUSAND
" DOLLARS BETTER OFF; but, supposng THESE ofaers
would be withheld have failed to hold ourselves
10 readiness and now orders rash IN from the
"South, we cannot fiji Them" They might to-day ex-
tend their sales if their carriages were ready.
And pow comes the question, why are they not
ready Why have not the mechsnics Of this town had
al tie employment that they could do Simply be-
cause orr Connecticut papers OF the Locofoco stamp
have been constantly incorporating the iacts ana
have been endeavorlng, by their threats and lntm'
aations, 70 force our mechanics TO vote win the
ngeer-driyine Shan ocracy. But the mechanics here
understand why. On the first Monday Of April
pe1t, you will find Trumbull defending Free Labor.
You can see it in the eye Of every mechanic
YOU meet. il is well known by all here that Gen.
Pratt went 10 Washington TO seek 70 throw our North
EN- mechanics of employ ment and thereby, pos
sibe to buy their votes and their 1st Indignation If
In Meriden an extensive manufacturer, well known
IN the S,uthern States Republican, sold, al was
informed by hs secretary few days nnee the largest
bill o! goods that he has sold for some years TO
Southern house notwithstanding Locofoco papers,
win The assistance Of The Neic- YORK Herald, have
strenuously been eDdeavoring TO have him prescribed
nv our Southern brethren. LOcofocos here IN their
deoradstion forget that there noble and honest
man al the South who oespse the Shamocracy Of the
Moth who would sell their birthrght for Custo n
honse or post-ofce as war illustrated Re days since
In Iynn. Mass Southern merchant coming TO that
mace passed ali dealers who had signed their petition
End called upon the only dealer who did not and VIII
true 70 bis Req oGcan prncOlss, remained firm traded
vnh him 70 the amount Of $1,000 paid cash, and left
town without degning 10 cal upon ole Of those who
10, fear If their pockets bad deserted their principles
Tire people are awake in this beaton and everywhere
hear the cry BUCKISGHAA AND VICTORY }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

COURT OF APrEALs.--Ihe following are the fifty
causes Oh the calendar for the March Term 1900 OF Count
al Appeals: Baker sat HoAg q Blunt sg Van Buren, and
oLtrs Cray sgt Goodmani 4. Cornwall and another ag
Haigbt Gardner act ClsIk Bank Comm sioner Buffalo
al Warren; T. Half agt Bsfsom and anothef O. SPEAKER Eg
Cook and another; Gilbert e. e sgt Beach TO- Rathbone
80 Conuel 0nd another H. Hodsne Trustees Of Cold
spsipg IT, Van Rensselaer, sgt Chadwick 10 Weeks sg
rfe II. CLARK and others sisfon and ohe; L. Shell
dr nd others sst Bonte and os Pheips sole ac.ing
sSector sgt DODGE survivor, Sc u Phep. trustee, Sg
NaE~Len adm la Hoe ot al. sgt SanboiDi H. Bloc egt
Miciasn sonti erD &c. Ba. Coz 90 stnlwen ag Merd's
~ vI.cl so Ueleest; a. Requa ast. hequai G Farmers
~ o. ~ Ry3eeogrt AL Vail; ~ Hunt agt houre and
VIE. Is flacI executor agt Cotton and othee . ~ n
M 81 sweczy survivor &c. Gg- Lott 81 s Nc, ~ "a
p and aIotber set Bnck and and another, 20 hss
Race 49, Knee apt. Newconb and e5othe. S ss
the Bowsy SAW g Bank 80 Squire at Johh'Se ehs 81
AZ Coins Prsi.n, act Greene ard others ~ rhoP ss
BSsaicI a. Roosevelt sgt DIspsr impd o. ooi s ~
Puizs inp'd 6e. 81 Hoes tg AIno, and otheIs. Oh wy
End mother att McPhefson. 80 DtisriDg agt Ofoie ~
son 81 o. lgt Roberon ct al a. Co,nen as AnotsS ia,
Mu1aY set Sharp and oLeTs 49, sherman sg Tue, el'
otsTs a. sny les sg HsstnEs and another a. Buell. hg
MeOresor, Executor, Sc. 80 rtodJed az WE'RE; :.
s i've Ne McIssOr att Bueli and smother ~ Preston As
snydsn 80 keIssIeau at. ~ eTs, Administrator &e'
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anQl.
COFFEE-St Domingo hiss been more actvei l,W oaf OK
Cook export the Mediterranean the sellers say q,
the brokers gay anything and a. 1.-THE undst L
cash: sales also Of $50 bags Rio, at l31ic oo oss Oeoo
4le ard 800 bsgs Jamaica 1T lJc The Of Doins0 was
OF poor quality. what is called Jasmel. -, =. y. s,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry Tor western Hu IiJ
Flour sghy by the Increased m noss 81 a
ere D<leneDt weAtler the hight arrivals
and better brands are irregular and guie. at the s a.
$40 bbls IS 20G % 70 ior snPeIIno 49, haice,
scacsl a5 81 extIe do, the latter iot so e.
As 5Cas5 80 for low grades Of Western Extra ~ 80
bpS and s6 500 81 Is st. Louis brands osna9l.a
xorr onet hut Ia quite the sales are zO ools -
e. gs Tor extra brapd Southern Flour "a IN teo io'es.
ehdy Tor hs home trade and with limited hvas PIoe aie
no,a and 80 sea - the better srsds. Rye Flour
IN ,ir demand ard the sryals are isr ses OF ~
bbs ct a. Goa 81 90 Corn Meal In Limited supply sne n
6rm sales Jersey ct 50 1895 % ana To-
BpeI wheat Flour active at VI SS5a 81 20 Y lW ID
~ 1N-Ih. demand Wheat Is hight, and the market
and ronipa Spring. the sales 500 bush prime
WLiie Indlsna OF 6js $50 bush fair ute tennessee So
90 hn,h Milwaukee, Club at = 20 and coo bash prGe White
KENTUCKY st 10 III riley l. quiet but hm the demand IL fair
~. ,aes 500 BUSH ourfowed White AZ 8O
stasy a. az I3c Western and Cnadi,n aud i sg o
STATE Rye hrn and In fair demand sales Of bush Al
E6 fer NortheD, delivered Corn Is shade rmer aud h in
fair demand for the trade and notice limited shipping de-
andi OF 49, 700 bush At '5d7bc for Western axsd S
White southsrn 7d7sc for Jersey Southern Vel
low.
FIsH-pry Cod are Dun at ss s,lqs. o7l n. 20 onsH,v
hackeel tel slowly at eli Tor No l. Other d.sudptns are
quiet, yet prices maintained
HAYIhe supply s Gr and the market heavy sales Of Loo
HIDEs Que.i Of 2ooO California to arrive, q, 2se
6noa
hops continue quiet At nominaly unchanged prices.
noN-socteh flg 10 dull a. HlS0t1 n tuu aud America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

NEw COMPETITION We learn that the New
York Central Railroad has ssued orders for the
sruction of che thousand freight cars designed for
carry ing wheat Tracks are 70 be laid directly into
the new elevator now building by the road in this city,
The prediction Of Senator Prosser that the railroads
would soon come into competition for the wheat trakc
of the canal is early realized. Buffalo Adv.
"WooDMAN, SPARE THAT TRrE!-The ssectmcn
of Hostop have obtained injunction against certain
parties who have attempted 10 cut down an eim tree
standing in front Of the Winthrop House Ia that town.
This tree, with two that stand il, 10 supposed TO
have been planted by the Rev. Mr.. Stone, the hfst
minister Of Holiston, about the year l1jo, and the
citizens have had officers placed the spe: to protect
Il from vandal hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE PoIsONISG CAsE.--The arrest
Of S4rah Ann Healey and Richard Richardson, a
charge Of having poisoBed the husband of the former
causes great excitement at Auburn, n H.. where the
parties belong. The deceased says The Manchester
Mirror, was 4s years old, and Darred less than a
year ego TO daughter Of Capt. Benjamin Tuttle Of
Newmarket n. d., q well kno gn man, who kept the
brick in that town for maUy yeaIs wnen Il WAS
gres, place Of resort, before railroads made their
innovations upon the patronage Of cOuOtry bosis He
died several Year, ago. Hea'ey worked about the
sable end the farm for the old man, and since Capt
Tutes death for the captlins SOD, until the marriage.
AFTER the marriage, Ilealey bought the Joy place, IN
MAD Tuite cousin of hers for 81 20O and the stock
on IL, pay ing nearly al tie money down.
The maiden name If Mrs. Hee ey Sarah Ann
1he, ind her character before marriage appears 10;
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MARCH 22.-Before
IL n.rsuu


Edward Dunn Pleaded guilty of an assault on Dennis
McC rty Of No 230 Bowery Monday Feb r. IL was al
legged be stabbed The complainant in the arm in street
McCuery himself letter from the Rey Theodore Coy
len Of the Barcseut Church spoke well OF the deendens
the nvction ths he could have
been the AgsTesor p PerTe Chses Fox, aud Others also
smoke well the defendant Sentence suspended
Mary Fleming charged by named William Barry,
with stealing at5 him while he putting on his coat,
hsvpg just finished counting the and left the table
AZ the complainant defendant had been
properly intimate and Mary was discharged
ohn eppedy pleaded Of stealing oil paint worth
so out Of the house Of Agenon c. Hewlett the 10Th o.
March and neIced TO the Penenay for six month";
John Brennan tried and convicted OF an ssn in sbens
John Dalton the ball Esy Of the house NO 80 bitah place
Thirty gnth street, Eleventh avenue on the 2Oh Of Feb
ruary They dJunl and Guseng about social virtues
Br npan cent TO the Peniteniisry for year.
Edward Williams pleaded guilty &c attempt at grand lar
having be- indicted for burg in the fst degree Mary
Scont et him n'o the house No l62 Orchd street
enter from the hail by means OF skeleton hey
which he applied ttiug lie knees unconscious o. being
ched She gave when had effected en.ran
sud he ian The sentence TO the
Pc mite taIy.
Hogace Macy pleaded guilty Of stealing watch from saso
No 80 Fulton street the llth oil February ana "s
seifelred 10 the State PIison for two years.
hs VIVA Francis alias Mary Ann Murphy coIoed was con-
yed Of grand lacesy, in stealing szio worth Of Jcwery
desseg O., belonging her mistress, Anna Henry she
Wa IemAndsd for sentence. Adjourned
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II

AT the Annual Meeting of the Minnesta Mining
Company held yesterday the Directors Report stated
the products of the mines for the year. 1856, to have
been 1925 TINS Of Copper mineral, yielding II per
cent Of ngot Copper Of the market value Of $5l5 1885,
Total expenditures for the year, $685., 392-leaving
amount OF net earnings about sI3l, 392-from which
dividend Of 81 y share has been declared, but pay
men thereof deferred until Let Of August next in conse
quence of the large proportion Of mineral lying over
at the Lake and. which cannot be realized until June
and July. The surplus assets Of the Company on the
LIST inst inst estimated ut nearly Sl7O The old
Officers Of the Company reelected for the ensu-
ing year. This hitherto profitable mine has, il appears
made but 81 cent Cor the year. and the deferring of
the dividend TO August nearly tsntsmount to passing
il, there is practically not one dividend paying mine
on Lake Superior.
The Isle Royal product for February was 32i tuns.
THIS considered favorable the stamps broke down,
and probably added little to the yield The Last news
says the March product win be larger.
The following items are derived from The Oct0nagon
Miner of the 80, and The Portage-Lake Gazette, Of
the 80 inst.
Messrs. +. C.. Roberts, J. b. Townsend Capt.
VIM. Harris, and c. NJ Sanderson, have recently
purchased the Lockwood Location mineral trae6
situated about two milee east of the Minnesota Nine,
comprising some $50 acres on the Mineral Range. At
several points the track extensive Indian Dlggns
are said to exist, and the rock formations which
occur ut the National Minnesota and Rocklsnd mines
probably pass through this track Ii is the inten
tlon Of the purchasers 70 organize company during
the coming seasoD for the prosecution Of active mining
operations. Several pieces Of native silver have been
taken from the Superior mine. The Miner says the
amount Of copper now on the docks at Ontonagon is
about 700 tuns. Two from the National
weighing respectively 90l4 and 9O49 lbs are on the
docks. They are the heaviest ever brought the
Minnesota road"
The Nahum Stetson, arrived at New-Orleans on
Tuefday from Tampico, had $4lS,0OO in specie on
board
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
We have, during the past week. been called upon
almost daily to notice instances Of cutting the
heielt iron Cincinnati and other Western and South
elm cities to New York and Boston, and have as fire.
queDy aunou sd thai the schedule had been changed
aud new rates adopted. These new rates have never
been lived up 10, and there now rea rates in
exitfsnce which any agent s bound If he ois
posed to respect or be governed by. The latest and
most important il that noted in private telegraph
from Louisville, dated Monday evening. The difpsteh
tays:
LOUISVILLE, March ~
The PenDsylAnis Central Railroad ateut contracted to
dy Tor tsIoes Of lard at 55c rail and 70 hw ORA
bt peys Insurance also which reduces os nc ohe
t. sie Madison Hour Newi orb Cincinnati prices a. wei
o. ~ ths hom this point a, CincI natl rates
The New orleans Bank Statement Of the I'th OF
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BUILDING IMPRovEMENTs-The whole number Of
buildings erected in this city since jan 1852 incl1d
ing those now in process Of erection as reported by
the Police CaptsjDs, is as follows:
In the First Precinct list Hid and Nth WeIds) 81 Second
Precinct ld snd Vth Ward IS; Third Precinct With Xih
and XIIth Wsdsl, 20; Fourth Precinct lgIih and XIth
Wsrds) 507 Fifth (Xli XlVth and XNth War5s)
22s sixth Precinct Xvth XVIII and XvIth Wsd,) 1851
Seventh Precinct (XVIlth Ward i6 Eighth Precinct llh
Ward) ICE; Ninth Precinct QXh WaTd az: Total in the
whole city ssh The greater proportion Of the of
iected manufacturing purposes &C. for toe following
poses Bras aud copper factory carriage factory cooper
shops machine shops 81 pairt factory distil-
es whiting factory kerosene oil works sulphur fac
tory oil do 81 Japan do 2; percussion cape do, box do
q drug q cuei hair do cotton do sutts percha do
lead pipe do Il carpenter do a; hat factory paper do
fringe do pottery do. il iron foundery, 3; white lead q
sats agricultural Implements chair factory q
do tin do bloch factory l. porcelain do, saw
mill hay press i plsct smith shop, planning mill,
YHE CIRCUIT Court During the March Term of
the Kings County Court Just closed SO disposed OF
out of calendar 100 This 10 independent Of Equity
ALA dsuosed Of
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Pis at s221&23for Nos 2sDdL
LINZ ocLlnd s quiet at soc- for O'mnon ana u ." "
M0LAssEs-NewOr.sDsi &. quiesj Tezss has cold 70 me
extent q eco bbIs on gsyste terms . IN oSrsts rso,sSs
irregular The sales incl1cs go bb In msrebsntsse
order the spot ct 46lc 100 Co. shipping sc, so1 -
kswfork bb In shipping order al &c. cssn a. tae os1x
reported THE s tse Exchanges bat ser
in the Day the sey. became known and os. nooe ere how
cutie hTm Of f7aStc for merchandise and SLIPPING iot
fan demand bit the xht ho ier hru'e IN
their views respecting prices sss Of 500 bbs III III t1s
which Is equal Ell III delivered yard. Tho ham and
De rades are limited request; ses of1o bbs No
N IT, is .e ai no = ~ ~ 20 ~ ~, 1870
and the extreme prices ssted
OILSLineedis in moderpe request 57d59c IN essks and
bongh not dnoaby lower in sbenoe Of ssIcs
PROVIsIoNsTbe Port make. 10 timer, and she ns.d
fair for the local trades sales Of $50 esis at eli 7s@sn @I
s 49, for Prime $l2 3l1tls for old Prms-ths ls'ser
rate for extra heavy; sic 1 r TIN Mos and 80 FOX Sour
at ssess for County Me'.i s.ss al e, DO Prime ESQ
SO IS for repscked Mess and Sl0sn oefor extra frlne
Mess end India Meas are inactive beei Hams ere sssey
q scarca and wanted fdlIc Cut hcsss are sI
and Picked 6rm sales Of 7sz b5 AID gee sastc I
bans and 1a15c for shoulders. Az ~ s :, Lfss,t
the latter for choice. Butter u In fair demand tfgfSe lef
Ohio and l4d23c for common 10 choice stss f
RCE is steady sales Of $50 at 90 5s9st I@p
suGARsTfee more doing sale, q 50 nnac Sses =
private terms and 100 boxes Havana at &C.
sEEDs-A fair supply of Cloverseed the msrses WITH
steady bone demand the latter for small ots
iby Seed fair demand at $50 fs Is for mo ved aud
ass buh. for yesped Rough Flax Seed quiet 81 VI %
TALL6w-Tbe inquiry and the ,.oel !. small sale: Of
WgIsKY-The market dull and heavy sales Of iso OeIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-C1RcrIT-MARoH 22-Before Justice


SUPREME COURT-C1RcUIT-MARcH 22-Before Justice
JAAEs
THE POLICE CAsEs-FISDING OF THE JURY.
o'Gormsn agt The Board Of Police
This case wac finished to-day. The Jury found
verdict the plaintiff duly appointed poleeman that
since the police when tue alleged with
dawa tool place the plaintiff hal earned further that be
had Office under the Board OF Police and
was officer under their control This Is virtually YER
dict in isver Of the Board Of Police. . -
he next up thai Of Cornelius b. Titus sgt The
Board Of Police.
Before Justice BoNSEY.
James Mcclure ct al Agt. Tho nas Nj. Brown ct al.
This was a suit upon promssory note made by the
defendants September 1851 for 457 The deeuse set up
that given guarantee that the butter for
which the note given should be delivered to the defendant
The butter not received aud the payment
OF the note YVES Therefore refused. Gaze still Ga
Al NJ Gibbs for plaintiff; Cspron Lake for defendants
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corrRT cALFNpAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Shor Causes-N0s
467 1885 1897 1904 $685. 2367 30i9 2943 45 1908 1865 265
1863 s5 1885, 1902 1875 1858, 3l23 2l69 Part lNos lS5
1896 3072 246 643o 1884 1913 1895 4 $751; 3Ss 1902 SO6
4O02, 1863 1882 1922, 1925, 4QsG, 1886, 2O58. -
SUPRExE CONFESSIONAL TERM.-Nos. l91, I'll,
26 2l7. 2345 6sl, o. 1872 1872 1871, 2o 1884, 1913, 100 lS
202, ic1 J4b, loo l67, 20s.
SUPEEIoR CoURT.-Part I.-Adjourned to Monday.
Part Il.--Same thursday
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part L-Saue as Thurs
day Part IiDe Hour Csusetos. 2sl, 2lSl, 245, 2zo.
27C5, 2s2l 1880, 2a4O 2st0
BROOKLYN CITY Court. -, u, u, -, y, ~,
30, 81, "a, &c, %, 81, L. :, 80. SO, 40, 642 A.
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.BROOKZ Wv ITEMS.

THI AMERICAN GENERAL CoNsITrEE.-At a meet
ing of the Amer IAN General Committee, on WedDes
day night, the following candidates for Charter Off
GERS ere recommended TO the American voters of the
cty-one being ected from each of the tickets nom
mated by thet hree other parties:
Collector of Tare, and Assesmens-Edmund briggs the
Democratic itch ct last nominated
Street ComnssOHeT-JohD Williams, on the Republican
ticket
ComMssORer Of Repairs and SRppiies-Samue l Graham
the Democratic tel Ut fret nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

BRooKLYS ARTISTS ExHIBITIoS.-An exhibition
of the productions of the resident artists opened in
Dodworths Hall, Montague street, on "Wednesday
evening. The VALE were covered with foe pictures,
many Of which are pronounced gems by conDoisseurs
There large attendance of ladies' and gentlemen
and every appeared pleased with the display. The
Brook yn Art Society now numbers some forty mem
herR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week was muco better than
the the offerings hsyns amounted TO e hed
The demand good and former prices well nsatsned
Goa and inferior cattle sold at from % 70 s7H 700 10
good and prime from % to eO and extra eac were rod -
high as SID y 100 ID. .
sHEsP-Ii. active and 5000 bead were said at
safe y H. Coss. o.o
HOSTILE supply Of Hogs good, reaching 1000
head all Of which sold at from 81 % 100 d net for
sed and from 8 to 693 for cornfed VI the whcse eau
Der sold, 100 corn-fed. - -,
Cows-An unusual number Of Cows was sold ths wees the
sales having $50 prices ranging from $zote
945sach, according to condition.
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MARRIED.

EWITT-GRosETT-OD Tuesday MsIcb % at the residence
ofhe BRIDE by the Rev j. Dow ling Frederick HEWITT 70
Mis- Augusta 6. eros. H. both Of this city
MEARES-LINEN-0n Tuesday March 20 By the Aev James
Hsper Richard Mesres to Isabel daughter Of 0eoss Linen
Of this ity.
PURDY-SUYDAM-At Hacienssek NJ j., on Tuesday, March
90 at the Second Reform ed DI ch Church. b. the Rev. James
Demsre IT, David J. Puidy 10 Elizabeth Suydsn second
dsughtei OF the late Henry Suydam
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MaKcB 21.-Befor
ludge

THE WILLIAMS POsT-oTFIcE ROBBERY
Tdis case hss now been on trial a week, and large
amount testimony has been offered both sides To-day
Mr. Busted argument in behalf Of the prisoner and
Hunt the United States Assistant District Attorney replied
fcr the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

I'M PURSUANCE OF an order Of the surrogate s
a sftbe County notice ls kevee3 fvcn 70 ~ a.
sozs hsvDs elasns against ELIZABETH DAkkE s.s u h
ssy 81 newton widow, deceased % Irsse' az be sob
ssAe1a at hs house Seventy fourth street A ~ xnSua
tes City Of New YsTh, on OF before w sssT, ISo
DSea Ne~ ie'A WIiIIAM H0Lk rs, Exeeutorn
..x.p YANFS M DARKE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

DROGREss versus ROUTINE NE ,v,,v
Patented Aus. %, 1855,
A A. ,rHv remedy for consumption and OIL Kinds Of eoenh
= 80 more cficecioUs than The liquid OIL
orERU,s JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL (Patented).
hs5 AZ he inventor No. 1875 ih-sv and Az respectable
S.sss PENFOLO, PARKER MOWER
No. Is BeeAmAn-s.-, wholesale agents
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Advertisement.

UNITED STATES INSCRIBED FWEs Of 1874.
UNITED STATES CotPoN FIyEs Of 1874
In suit by TnoxPsoS BROTHERS, No. Walst.
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Receipts Of Produce.
Total BY all Routes March 2-looo bbls Flour ~ tsSs
Provisions, $40 do. Lard, 9t1 do Whisky.
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1 SUPREME COURT-sPBcIAL TERs-MARcH 22-Before
Justice HOFFMAN.
DECISION.
Alfred Partridge agt. John A. Tauber-Ordered 10
srl the calendar Of short unless the stpu-
lstion a. o the commission il given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

The business Of the Clearing House 10 diy "a'
sos 81 900. Treasnry Notes have been active, and
s. 600 cold At premium for y cents, and l-l6,h
premium for 81 y cents. In money there is nothi'g
new TO notice The uoaiion il sal y cent for paper
and az q cent for demand loans. Claim, Melen q
Co. baye bought the entire front of Worth street, south
side, from Church street TO West Broadway, so feet
by 100 feet deep The building PROPOSE to be erected
W III be one of The finest in the city, the new pur-
chaser urouoses 10 widen the street from the Tote IN
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the last two weeks:

he week ending March II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-11

The poney Express from California has
arrived. Politics are active. The Doug las
men expect the foreign vote. Seventeen
papers are for Douglas, and thirteen Tor
Breckenridge.
4 man named Wall, who killed 4 man
named Witzer, resisted and killed three
guards, who had arrested him, and were
taking him to Sacramento, and then made
his escape.
A strong effort is being made to prove the
will Of Senator Broderick Il forgery.
The observations Of the eclipse, by Lieut..
ellis. in Oregon, were entirely satisfactory.
Fifteen cameIs had arrived from the AMOR.
Dates from Japan, to June -, say that
the Japanese appear very friendly, and dis
posed to ail',rd ali facilities TO the trade guar
anlied by the American treaty. The intel
igoncc Of the reception Of the embassy at San
Francisco bad been received with great salts
faction.