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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
Arrest of a Murderer.

BALTIMORE, "wednesday, FEB. /, Is6U.
James Miller, charged with the murder Of a German
named Her ~ Gaukef at Philadelphia on the 22d ul
was arrested here this morning by Philadelphia officers.
He will be taken on this afternoon.
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Roller Explosion .

WILhIsGTOs, N. c., Feb. !, 1850.
Tbe forenoon the boiler Of Messrs Kills g. Mitchells
grain mill exploded, killing negro, and iDjurng
snotl err. large portion Of the building was COM
pletely demolished. Loss unknown.
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w.xs, c,pxyr11Y REroHrsp son TEE ~ Y. TsiBrSB.
nufAetr- Rah 4

suPs This demand for both kinds IL fair aud prices
ol go Ibis at IS 70 for Pots and S5 81 for Pearls
AXPfcs have declined siiguty. bat the demardis
Ia ~ W,1teru aud Southern Yellow az 3103}c cash
coTToNThe market been dull and heavy sass o. 900
hale, We quote nomnally a. follows;
''''' EEW.yOHK CLASSIFICATION.
A
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MINIATURE Almanac. f..- .-
SunRises.. T.09 Seta. S;l9 Moon-Ssts... aI7
krsH wArRR fnIs
ssnds Hook. 7s< Gev Island.. s;24 HslGss.... 5ls
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Rark UrmguayAshore.

0 .Not8OLhI WouHeouayI F0D' !, I"Ou'
The French ba vk Uruguay was driven ashore just
below the city dur NDg heavy snow-S'orn thlS nom
ing. She WI be go.' On.
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Arrived,

Ship Webster Lawrence Liverpool Dec 49, md,e 10 spoS
ford, fiesten Co. Has anchored the Bar.
Bark Mustang Penninsn, Port Lavsccs Texas is days. cot
ton, &C. 10 McCready Mott Co. Jan H. lat 81 &C. Ion. So
spoke schr Ann T. Glover 70 days from Galveston for Boston
BARK vs Duhe MsscAbo Jan a. hides to Maitland Phelps
CO. Sid in with schr. AIDA Nckerson for New YORK.
Sehr Cahsne A. Johnson Pits Norfolk days. com to J.
g. Williams
schr Peerless tof Bermuda Dow Beruds days master.
Steamer Kennebec Hand Phsdepha mdse. and psss to
Perkins
Steamer wesehe.er Jonss Providence nass and psss 10
]. Odel
BELoW-BT schI. Peerless, Doe, from Bermuda TO AcesA
Firth
sAILED-stssmship. Ao,, Liverpool Jss AdseI Ch.rss-
ton Jamestown Norfolk &c.i brig Anna Prentice Aspin~
WlND-During the day, fresh nom N N. H.
Ar eOth brig Samson LssshoOf g. hns' ID Gays cotton
&r In RIndin 4 Peiiea
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BROOKLY N ITEMS.

Mr. L. L. Youmsns gives the fret lecture OF bis
course on the Chenjiy Of the Sunbeam, tins even
ing at the Congregational Church on Clinton avenue
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BOsTON-Ar Feb. I, steau or W. Jenkins Hsle,t ksli
more banks Mary Broushon heck surinsm Trinity Leass
Galveston.
PROVINCETOWN-Ar. Feb l. barks Champion, ana be,so.
ma Mobile Boston brigs Lsna Cape Hayuen Tor do'i
on lishlsnd Lsht-BsS Unon nom Mobile for Boston:
HIGHLANDS, Feb l, sunset-Ship Webster, nom Liver,
pool anchor the Bar No other vessels In sight WAna
~, and heavy weather clear a..
SANDY HOOk Feb sunset--0ne brig In The swssh nd
africa, for Liverpool passed over the Bar u
,. m. Wind N. w, and ffesh. Weather clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Feb. l. sunset No inward boun9
vessels sight Steamships Adger for ChAreson and
Jamestown, for Norfolk passed down at eao m Bremen srS
POIts PAis for Porta Plata, u Wind eAn Nj weshss
clear.
NORFOLK, FEB. IAn. In Hampton Roads, sehI. War EA-
L. rom Sonbrero.
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NAlLs-Cut selling 3ic and Cnch at 6Gsle nos
OLS-The demand for kinds quite limited but prices
without important chsnge sales OF 10 900 gallons nc1dng
1900 gallons Englshl OF 81 5000 gallo Winter Bleachsd
Cottop,eed at SOC II go DO do inferior at 50d3tc cash and
mos, pigs Olive part to arrive at % $3.50 50 for quarts
and ~ l5dsI Is Tor 2dosen pins also 800 900 10 Palm, &C.,
T. cash 5000 gals distilled City Red at 35G5sc,
ra.L "A Arnna We nuotA
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CFFEE-The market Ia dun In view Of an auction sale
,onnc,d for Friday. We do not ass We quoto
Jsya White q n....lHdl3 Aracaibo....".....l2lGl4
sio fAir to priine...ili "a jamaica .,..Ni9iH
No. ordinary ...'.p gaD st. Deino tc) lW io''- VII
LssuAyTe...... $500 .l2tdI3 ..,,---.-
COAIDomes.c Ias been 10 limited request with large strv
ais by the cargo SO 1884 49, and by The .nn from
Tor Foreign unsettled and hear Of no sales maonS lhe
supply Is lnli ed. oo,s,,
COPPER-Behned Ingot Is in moderate request az ldfaHc
cash. and other kinds sell slowly az former rates
Embellishments have been ia improved fequestlo
sh California; sale OF 10000 boxes Phen ns oeen
eft at l7c mos this has tenaed TO mpaIt
6p.r tone 10 the market hut little be bad now short OF
lee which boxes staten Island were placed In
em and Patent cenniaEd 70 and &c., and Fated fsent Sc
amos. . q, o,--.- /,
quemy firmly maintained Other descriptions are dull and
nominally the -
FLOUR AND MEAL-The insoiry for Western and Stste
Flour active and ther, less ire snany In the sales
the change heseiher snduceds better demand ant ner
teeing the close with limited export inquiry 10
State bands 81 l5A5 2eor Extra the sales are 9 ebs
e5 uperhDs State and Western; 20 1889 70
dos SIS 60u G5 10 for shipping brands oil Hound
hoop Extra Ohio; 1Jd SO IS fer trade brands do, and
81 asa for ST. tons Ezra Cansdisn Flour Is
IN LIMITED demand and Is steady With moderate arrivals the
sales are 0bt at So IS FOR extra brands soshsrn
Floor good supply, and quite heavy the demand cen
fred 10 the local trade the West indies the arrivals
in excess demand the sales $40 sbs at
s. 3odS5 20 for surerfne Baltimore and 20 tS@oo 20
FER the better grades Fouris In fair demands sales OF TO-
kbs at SO t09s4 As Com Neal is quite hrm VITA more
81 IS FOR Brsndywine BuckTheat Fiourh IN i"f e""a
a o. I.a
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PosSd 10 The jae TIA, the city records, as at pres n,
lept IN various bGldngs, unsafe, and askng that
SPEEDY seps be tahen for The erection OF .,gy Hail.
Osssisg Of Mosis stree'.-A = sar element to
the City Chatter Was PrSse 2lso ~ MI .tRDESHERGH
hfter coHAite able discussion. the Implement w.
oommiued for the psrPose Of .mendnent. 80 as 70
provide for the closing q Greg ry street. in cton
W. s 0 ca,ns 5p,Dsss yneri O ga 10.
Board adjooFned.
BuRS4Aa FEgsrRA' sn>--Aecas ocleck yesterisy
.,snse ersey City se ARD crash Of ld upSn going up
tie street saS men stLyHg away, the kow was srostsd
end bic name Rsrd Ava The cscsr ben discovered
st attempt hsd been made II rob Mtcs fancy store
the shutters nsS@ seen reSsoved exd sse pane Of ss
tToen ope Ash o'ned Sllpsing sbresk into the store bo
sdntee otete vsg0nt A. the Was direct proof Seains
te PisSneF LresTdes Bedford Committed him for Trss
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gows .. y, lgsfss, Common s,. s az, .,ssl g
Turkey, P."5 al q fame Pigeons, sos. -" II s1Ss q
Gssss' en5scs, y hsad..-oI al
T1rtsys sonncn..." sls lSss:s common comm, y n.sS11
cSciens fowls en-. II al2 Backs Co. Chickens, D.ia ola
Do, do, commandment 1l0 ,,a IN s.
quo.on unless Otherwise pechsd do not include packages
pysi@sn. y bsI;..1 sssl az "a,
MERGERS. sss !sNoyssce,s: ybu'h ,s,
Hsrcer. - sssi 4o Jackson Whites. :i. MOI
bbI.. ........I os1i 50 w1s y bbi.....s ooos "
AppIys- Sound ones are in good demand There is good
deal of loss from premature decay We quote; go, A
w:i;s q :s %1.ss ss S ssps 1SsoSs si
Do DO, extrschoics. IA 7sseeknoforhe's''''.s e.
er,sans, 2 EGG col Ro1 Ru''''' @S'
CsIsssxsI.s are stu abundant with but very little dsmsne
ystsey e. Dbl, IL ooos 90 Eastern, sysI o
Jersey, ooTumonIo SogII 90 Western. "~ ."
Dsaas Ps%os.:Ws suo.s Southern new best Gsor
sia Ilala do. common, Tesc Virginia best hase' w.
DRIEp APPLE. 6ry with an upward tendency, "s
Quotes Southern, 5d6ci State aew, 'Sse oH''
DRIED Brlcrsxxxrs-soushern sssic. y TO- Northern
DRIED u, nd CHunnns-rrssd ,ss1se. p ID.
DsisD RisrsRasIEs~lss9oc. y n.
rv.sl,.-su..s.s.., e. e. 81 o.., 49, ss, d.. Vel
so oslS 81 a. ss s'1ss .s WSs o. g it, ssaes'
-; o.llicl y 100 sH arch |. ss e.
IAavsriementI
DREW H. FRENCH,
PsopuoE Consnsos AsHosAxn
psasss Fresh Fruits and xsssssI:: p sssir '''ss'
No. sEns Building No. No. ics bSsn.st,
Third door below ws'hinrsn-a, Nsvxsh
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NAVAL sTORES-Sprits Tupentine has spsed into quiet
state but prices rule steadily at HG+.c for merchanahe aud
shipping Crude has been In improved demand Ut slightly
lower rates. sales Of 20o bb Wilmington last evening
2eob. Common Rosn is in good supply With only
limited inquiry sales Of 200 bbls aeoat at 81 " $40 no. de-
lyered Other descriptions quiet and prices nOmiuay
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WILMINGTON Jan sl--The sohf. J. c. Homer ton New.
YORK. bound Savannah with Of suano, arrived here "
a loaky condition, and win have TO discharge.
10y lsgsph Llwoed Walter esa, See Road undsrrs
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quote frat sorts 59s al 2dl6c Old are dull
HAY-The supply large, sndthe market lower sales ct sllo
dsl y ITO 10.
HoNEYThe market quiet We do not hear Of any sales
quoted o5a57c and duty paid 67d69c.
IR 0N-Scotch Pig 10 dull at e24d25 80 ship and from
yard Bars also insctiye sales Of 50 swedes cas-
English Hoop has been IN better request sales Of 900
private terms English Sheet 10 quiet at 3ld3c We
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tOId and new.
We quote:
Orange Co.. pals %. 20 d25 Western Res best, late
Orange Co.. hrk., p n. .2oQ 81 DIS
State ch hrh, disIies.7 ale Western Res hr. obs
State fr tubs doIs d20 Western fair 10 good I'll OH
stsle W'sht'bs, dole as WA Mich, B...n al4
State fair to gooa....H obs Rel Butter B..l2l OILS
State ~ ala
CHBEsE 10 firm, with upward tendency. We quotes
Extra quality b...l0td2 ,EnsHsh Dairy, Goshen s6u
Fair to good qoaity... 90 lEnsish Dairy, West. oil
BELss-Medum In large supply and lower. We quote
(pscAsges tncluded):
Marrow, do....1 5o9l 3lPess Canada........ $50 70
BENwAx-soutbeIn and Western, p n, s603ec-
BRoOa CoRs-We suste; Best grades, p 10, l00llc.
BucKwHBAT FLouR-Sl 6aQ6l IS.
Contrary to al precedent propety the part OF
Hen Eggs have maintained high price through
suay long mid Winter mild and while the weather
yet soothngy the scarcity becomes great that ad
vance of 5d6c " doz suddenly occurred To-day we have
Winter weather IN earnest and further advance has taken
place II Of country ends have fresh Eggs hand
IL the time tote them along but don't expose them
Jack feel too OF the extreme rates We
quotes -. -. - -
NesterD.. %
FHBsH MHATs-We quote:
Beef sides good y n. rOrt, EXTRA hsavy... 1i9s
Mutton carcssses... o Veal carcasses.. %
PorS heAyy...... 7t9 7llPork, Jeuey hght.... 81
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OiI-CAKEThe market is quiet and bs supply Of Western
light Of thin Country b31 Sa i do City a $3eD
$50 So and thick Round at 49,
OII-MPAL--The mUket quite 6n With limited supply
sales 81 gg9bl 30 4 100 10.
PROFESSIONALLY PORK market 10 shade better, the
rival, arc end the stock found 70 be shtooue
Adv les than last yeaIi the taes 6e bbs at eli asa
If aI for old Mesa Gl3 l2 for do sl6 for City Phn
Mess. rl2d for old Prime and 10 s3l Blt
DO Beef In fr demand IL 6TmI sales OF 90 bba
s5aeb Is Tor County Mess ss6$sai for RePasEed Mess
and 10 5Odal so for Extra Prime Mess inactive but hrm
the stoek quite light sales sfaSl9 Bason firm sales %
10 900 n Short Clear biddes at DC and Long Ribbed
IN hull Al sac Green Meats in fair demand. aud h
Pb.d Meats rm and quits Nye fges OF 90 hhds ard
ties At a ;s fo- oaers and plGsie for Hans also so
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GASR BRDsWe know Of only one lot of
Venon In hrst handsthis 10 to-day held quality
and 'dSe offered II the present severely cold weather
nuoh lew days. these figures will be easily reached he
market evidently getting bare Prairie chickens decided
y higher with an upward tendency The receipts apsy
cropping o. Quail have also advanced and tend upwsrd
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An soh brig Samson, Lss.hoOf s. MsA' 10 Days cotton
&C.. to Brode Petes
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INV IVUh tLAFHIF I'NI IVlss
IInlanda- ElnTida. NJ.
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suppss and cold weather have given Poultry
sHAt sle prices 2Gac. higher than this day week We
qlotfi
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COURT CALENpAR-TgIs DAY.
IL. &. DlSIRICT COSRT.-Same calendar - Wedne'
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NUMBER 1873.
HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.


special to ie New Orleans Crescenf.7
HAgA ANA, Aug. s, Is6ds
M'' Edao''-Tae new steamer Bienyille is an,
nounced to leave today one hour after arrival, and
write you these fei lines early ts morning 20 as
not to get too late should the steaIsr arrive very
early.
The lottery was drawn on Saturday, and the fos.
lowing numbers drew the principal prizes:
No. 1851, 500, 900; 25s7l, 1900; ss3323
900; 1886, $4,000; 1851 10000.
a poor Chinese coole drew part Of the 400 900,
say $40 800. This is the second Chaarnan hat has
drawn the grand prize. Las+year Young fellow
of Is years drew fourth pars or s25 900, ana the
Government here has had the money deposited in
the Bank until he is of age TO he able to maaaGe
his property.
Nothing new in political serses The Dtarzgsss
"a Marine, in mentioning gift fer the wouneed
soldiers returned from Africa, rsade by Spanisa
residents il Mexico calls attention to their preca
riaus situation amidst the troubledstate of affair."
in that country.
Several large orders will be sent This fall to the
Nor1h for wooden houses. The neyr faabourg of
the Carmels is to be built up with ready made
house3importedfrom the United Statesjand another
large company has been formed, hsadea by two
or three influential merchants, and sanctioned BY
t ~ - Zorro and rssus dol Monte f. he r,sme
CO.. ~ f,ont.;, f,o,,aro, corropo rrl,a Ycoysz,anv
- Id h,,,aos A. or.
ploPo's Y q, soooo aaat
M - .to ,,rass % ,ho-,t h.5uo
al1,e5 III, .,,a,, ,a-snrs . +ba saiI
~ ,.-.,,t otro,y,o, a. oe,.
nna 80 tt,asa ,,o,ars A.
aInooJ, oaase, r. tho Fno ,ls1 C4erc;r
H. T.. ,,,,va,ls II
10 opo m X ~ : No, haan i, existence
~ r,s.; E,ro,,ot .tootor fTba-
to, Eoncoio, offarad t;f, Havana nnhIic e,r;,,6e
atef tahSaisl oiieseu - nup'io T
t'ste'oee az tpe .seeesi' he teau several %
ton' - '',l-1
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LATER FROM EIFoRN
ARRIVAL OF THE poNEY EXPRESS.


ST. JosEpH, August lS.--The Coatral Overland
Poney Express, bringing sdvices from San FRAN
cisco TO the 4th Instant hae arrived at this point
The news, though meageT, is somewhat import
ant and interesting.
The United States mail steamship John L.
stephens left the port ofsan Francisco On the 5lst
of July for Panama, talking specie to the amount
of $4,000.
The business at San Francisee since the last ac-
counts has in some measure, been better.
The demand for goods Of various descriptions
have increased and prices were shade hrmer.
Crushed Sugar was sold atlic. per lb. - -
Democratic State Convention was held fer the
purpose Of nominating State electoral ticket
The members tried to agree on one ticket. but
were unsuccessful. Twenty-siN we're in favor OF
Breckinridge and ten for Douglas.
The REackinrdge Democrats will hold conven-
tion on the llth of September to nominate on
electoral ticket a-."...
Tie Douglas Democrats will meet IN convention
on the 9TH day of September, to nominate inl
State electoral ticket.
Each branch has published an address to the
| Democracy.
| Tho friends Of Breckenridge and Lane held arati
fcation meeting in San Francisco, Saturday TIN
25th ult Douglas men attended in great number
| and voted down their resolutions.
| Both parties are organizing with great activity
| The movement for Bell and Everett State elec
toral ticket is progressing. M.#
About one hundred and fftyMormons, with thirty
eight wagons and five hundred head of stock, ha,
arrived in the Carson Valley, from Utah, having
with difficulty escaped being overtaken by bod.
| OF $500 men.
Gen. Shields has arrived at San Francisco.
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DOMESTIC 1NTELLIGEN CE.


.. . Kentucky Election.
LouIsvILAE, Aug. l3.-In ninety counties Mi.
Leslie Coorabs has, over Mr.. Clinton. McClarty,
majority Of %, 1888 votes.
Missouri Election.
Sr LouI4, Aug. l3.-The St. Louis Republican
says Henderson is defeated for Congress from the
Second District by 249 votes.
AS far as heard from Jackson leads Orr for Gov
erner by 600 votes
Affairs of Paraguay.
NEW YogK, Aug. 13.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Times says that the COM
missioner's award in the Paraguay case will be in
favor of Paraguay.
Mexican Affairs
WAsuIsaToN, Aug. l3.-Mexican official letters
say many Leading merchants and conservatives Of
the city of Mexico have petitioned Jnarez for the
restoration of peace.
They say Miramon is nearly powerless, and that
the clergy and those under their control are the
only parties who refuse to sign peace petitions.
Senor Mata leaves here for Mexico Monday, for
few weeks abselee. The Legation, meanwhile, is
under the chargeof Senior Romazo.
Appointment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.--Mr. John l.. Green has
been appointed Marshal of the Western District of
| Tennessee, vice McClanahan, removed.
Domestic Markets.
| NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-We heard Of no sales Of
Cotton to-day. The Flour market closed steady
with sales of I2,5O0 bbls. at S. Is to S5 20 fol
superfne State. Corn is firm; the sales amounted
to $3.50 bushels at prices ranging from 624 to SEC
Pork closed firm, while the sales embraced GOO
bbls, at $40 rs for Mess. Sugar has declined lc.
the sales summed up 400 hhds at 6a to 7c per 10
for Cuba the market is much depressed by tho
arrival of seventeen West India cargoes compris
idg 1900 hhds.
/ CIScINNATI, Aug. 13.-The Flour market closet
firm, with sales at $4 40 to 81 60 per bbl. Ther,
were 500 bbls of Whisky sold to-day at 17| tt
Use per gallon. Pork closed broyant, with sale
of 700 bbls. at Sl9 to $40 25 for Mess. Sugar j
quoted at to SIC. per pound. Coffee is selling a
l5 to Ice. per pound.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l3.-The Ohio river at thi
point is falling, with three feet nine inches waite
in the canal by the mark.
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1t is hardly necessary to go further back than
six seasons nevertheless, the large cargo by the
Mary T. is no guarantee that the crop OF 1860 Will
exceed that of 1859. The late storm did not e1-
tend far in the interior There was nothing more
than an ordinary rain from the city to F1cksburg.
The fury Of the late gale appears to have been
| confined to certain cycle. The lower parishes
| plaquemne and st. Bernard-suffered severely.
| However, as the storm was very brief the effects
were brought to light with dispatch. The accounts,
as talked of on the street. were truly heart-rend-
/ ing The most alarming were those from Proctor
/ Vile. The lake shore steamer Alabama did not
make her usual trip yesterday. We have indirect
accounts from the lake shore suburbs. The only
| hone that all is safe is that the wind during the
storm was from north to east which would be the
| cause of lower tides. We shall in all probability
have full details this morning. Therefore, N tlc
absence of so large number of the leading ones,
| or spirits Of rue Garondeet, we could not have
much talk nevertheless, there are daily to be
4 seen on the flags many Of our old established meT
chants, members we call them, Of the won'tgo-
/ away club" Then there are many young houses
/ truly represented by partners. Though there are
| hundreds Of our commercial community absent, all
have not gone. As regards the large capitalists
/ buyers of paper the cent. per cent. gentlemen
thew having sold out all their cash: that is turned
j Il into factors paper they have mostly taken
their carpet bags and departed for few weeks or
months.
There was some talk Of the large losses from the
fire on Friday morning last Part Of one of the
most valuable squares of property in our city fell a
prey 10 tile great clement The ground will be
immediately built on. Already have the under
writer's on the i've stores, belonging to Romance
w. Montgomery, issued proposals for the rebuild
ing. Among the buildings burnt, we noticed the
old story brick building, erected in the year
lel7 tforty-three years ago) on Bienvile street
The walls withstood the fire element far better
! than the modern built buildings. The building:
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-mn. ,tosp EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
IfTETfptANo FORTE MANUFACToRY.

wa KEkEE co. Nos. 4, 8, and Eutnw street, Bati-
4st.y inform their Southern friends thai they have
enlarged their factory, and prepased to supply the Ers
demand ,f .,r rianp They nnauestionabs the most
nrable cor, the --latest improvements aud are tty guar
tp o vf ears For sweetness and great power Of tone
and a.rceaizz uueh, they ane4nged,
rhaIery !Akhseh and ether great paniste have used them
- iy and have given certificates for their superiority
~ have A tta last ten years. taken the FIRST premiums over
s all the dlaeren States where they have ocen
,ibited LAT year .hes received five first premiums two at
,onoerv Ala one for the best Southern made piano and
one fo7 the tsst against all competition.
fp ,etfy of the above may be found al our
assna in New Orleans, at
NEITLl Il WASHBGRNS.
Corner OF Camp and Comnon streets
"A .t,..ta LnirA
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New Tof@, Aug, l3.-The United States Mail
steamship AIRED, has arrived at this port from as.
pnwall the ith inst
The Ncrth sssy, besides large quantity of vad,
liable freight, brings 81 $50, ,00o in specie.
Gen. Hagney came passenger by her.
Adyices from B7ena Ventura say that Gen. Mos
quera is well supplied With men and money.
A letter from LIMA, dated July IA, says many
troops are going ScsRth.
Gen. Franco, with ioo0 men, is near Florez, the
headquarters Of Cen Bodega, where collision
between the two airnlss is expected to take place
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VOLUM Il Kill.
Nep Q1tleans 1allp Grsstsnt,
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Il, 1860.
TALK ON CHANGE.

There were very few gatherings on the flags
Yesterday. Carondelet street was dull and spirit
less even the receipts of 1892 bales of cotton by
one boat that is, one cargo, could hardly create
more than passing remark, as evinced by the
cargo of the steamer Mary T., Capt. Phelps, from
yicksburg, of which l7O6 bales were of this sea
sons growth, or of the new crop This is the
largest load of cotton ever brought TO New Orleans
at this carly period in the season. We, however
only refer back to our files for five years, as fol
lows, for the receipts of the corresponding dhe
seconll week in August:
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sucok1Na-A gentleman yesterday received a
letter from his wife, who is sojourning at the
springs, and was immensely shocked upon reading
the last words on the first page which were, Our
poor, dear, sweet little Tonmy's neck is broken,
The husband, thunderstuck, was about to rush
franticaily into the street and shrek for steam
engine TO blow him into atoms, when he turned
over to the second page and read, ont with the
measles" quiet grin diflused its jovial spirit
over his relaxing features, aud he inwardly
laughed, and wondered il itrealy was his lovely
so nearly broke his heart as well as Tommy's neck,
ut the bottom of the page. [Memphis Appeal.