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BluNxER-0n Thursdsy morung, Feb q Enry IsABKr
only child Of Charles W. and Elizabeth n Beecker, aged
2years and days III
The relatives friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral Saturday, the 4h inst from No. los
Weet Twenty fourth street. without further nvitason.
BRowNR-The friends and aoquaintances or Mr. and
Mrs. L Browne end Of Mn. Gleason and family
spectfuy invited 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs BROwxn
from the residence Of her mother, No Irving place. this
(Fridsy) AFTERNOON, q one O'Clock. - I. r.
CARRolI--On Thursday, Feb. 2, MART, only daughter
Of Thomas and Adea Carroll in the 9th year Of her sge
Her funeral will take place from tn residence Of her
parents No os East Twenty seventh street, this rday)
sfterooon, attwo O'Clock Tho friends Of the family
invited 10 attend
clAsK-On Wednesday, Feb. 1, Mrs. REuHsx A. CLARK,
aged 40 years. l $500 :
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to a.
tend ner funeral this rday) at ten O'Clock A. NJ from
20l West Forty nth street. .
Coxs1ocx AT Montgomery, Ala /, on Sunday, Jan. 70,
WI s. CoAsroU, formerly Of Wilton, Conn, aged "A
years. . 5s-ss 4a.a5
Dr. RUssy.-In Fort Ridgoly, Minnesota, REEVE EDwAHD
D Russ1 son Of Capt. g. A. Do Rossy, " g. A., eyed
year and mouths. as 2St = (
DoxHux--On Wednesday, Feb I, FRAME B., only child
of Nchael and EhsnoetA Bunhue, aged years, monGha
and twenty. seven days.
The frisnds and relatives a. ne family are respectfully
nvited attend the funeral. ro the rssdence OF hi
parents, No see Sixth svenae, this Frday) asrnosu q
O'Clock. '. F 80 F1f FTIM Y
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Obituary.
DEATH OF An DIN NEK Y0Rw RIIAH.

DEATH OF AN OLD NEW Y0Ax PILOT.
An advertisement publshsdin cur paper shs morning,
announces the death Of JA Knso Ne Oldest pilot In
New York, or probably IN the country. Ia born with
the United States having rst the light in the year Of
our independence, 177o, and consequently had attained
the good old age of eghyour. He followed his hazard
but brave occupation during period Of sixty years.
plotting his maiden vessel into port In the year 1900
Having been captured board the President during the
VAR with Great BIZ tain In 1917 he thrown into pr son.
and there remained for two y6ar On gaining his liberty
he Immediately beo0k himself 10 bis business again. and
continued without Intermason until ast year. when do
Ginning warned him thae he had better take unto
himsen little rest for the body He active and in
the enjoy ment Of health and spirits until the day Of his
death-yesterday-whe the mortal frame gave way nm
FANNY Of sons all Of whom followed the profession
but two only are hving-Jacks0a end Lambert He waa
Of the rst pilots who furnished the HxnD with ahu
letters and intelligence in thosc DAYS when had
y on this medium Of Information. Kelso loved re-
speccd and admired BY al who eajCyed his acquantance
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHHADBLPnIA STOCK BOARD.
PHn.ADxLru,A, Feb. 2, 1850.
StOcks heavy Pennsylvania State IS, 02s< Reading
Railroad, ls; Morrn Canal, lsx; Long Island Railroad
IN; Pennsylvania Railroad, s6X. Exchange ON New
York, par.
g New ORxANs, Feb. 1, $780,
Cotton-sales to day $500 bales; prices irregular
Mess pork, SIT IS a tl8 "a.
MoBllE, Feb I, 1860.
Cotton-sales to-day $500 bales a iOHc with an i'm
proved demand. f-i1
asAa4 BArsuloRx, Feb. 2, 1850.
Flour dull, and sales small: Howard street Is held at
IS -. Wheat quiet aud unchanged Corn firm; white,
70c. TO; yellow, 70c 72c. Provisions frm but dull
tarfa..-n et. pmADuIrmA, Feb. q 1850
Flour unchanged. Wheat nrm: saies Of 1000 bushels
red at d 81 81 "a, and white Ut 81 g. Rye 600 olc
Corn buoyant sales Of 5000 bushsh yellow at 70 Va.
I6c Mess pork, Oh o2k; shoulders, 70. s7xc. WINS.
key dull ct 23Kc . 24c. ~ /.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1880.
Sundry communications were received from the Execu
On motion Of Mr.. GwIS, (den) Of CAL, IL wasresolved
that and after Monday next the Senate meet At IL
O'Clock.
Mr. GwN gave notice that Monday he would move
to 80 with the calendar Tho first bill upon the caen
for the construction Of railroad 70 the Pacific,
and he desired TO take that up.
THE sKANKN's HOSPITAL TAX.
e ao Se
expediehCy Of repeating the hospital tax aud
abolishrg the present system Of marine hospitals. Adopt
RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH TO TIE PACIFIC
Mr.. WlorAL, (dem of Texas, gave notice Of bill for
railroad and telegraph between The Atlantic States and
ouR PACIFIC NAVAL pEsxScE
sncns NE Scmse on Es1 Affairs 70 inquire into
shs esredsncy e establishing naval station on Possss
D'' nrusrArz suA1.ous as - 2
NJ D.ys Ss% 2, w. n.rSdsssd 80 g re- 8.
1 Ss DO n. D. ~ az 10 orsd ss:ss rssoiasas WITH
the intsntna q hsvpg vote aksn thsn ppaxassy.
He would b. s.s hsy could % adopssd without debate
Ordered . = printed and made the special order for
~ LANDS yoR SCHOOLS
Mr. wusoS, ldem q Mass. introduced q. BIN appro
Il the nee schools Of the District Of Columbia
NEW YORK POer OFFICE BITE
Mr. Fosls, lreP) Of Conn, introduced resolution Of
at New York now 10 force, and whether further egsa
ton Is necessary. Adopted.
Mr. Browns resolurons were aiken up.
Mr. FITCH fdem1 Of md dscusscd the Territorial
question he thought the new doctrine of popular sove-
1epn,v dertnre from the views OF the founders of the
oovernment He defended the course of the democratic
Senator's in d;spacip9 M Douslas from the chairman
shin 81 the Committee on Territories His views as to the
power of the people Of the Territories declared from
Ffeeport to New Orleans variance with the OPT.
mons Of the great majority on his partv The action of
the Senate was not from dsresuect 10 The Senator from
Irois hut because thew respected their principles He
defended the Northern from the charge Of un
"a preferred by Mr. Iversop and the
Republicans as foes 70 he CONSTITUTION He thought when
they took an oath 10 support the constitution they must
do SO with reservation Northern democrats sacrficed
themselves in defence Of Southern institutions He
| referred 10 Dickinson Cass Dodge Jones and
| others. who were driven out because they de-
fenSe1 the sonth AGAINST the preiudices of their
| own nem,Ie The Tepublcaus now endeayored to
| rase a storm which would sweep the Northern demo
cTais out 81 existence he wshed TO be allowed TO stand
| on const,n,ionsl ground He then referred TO Mr.
rcsoIntons Every citizen right to carry pro
nertv no he TERRITORIES he Conceded and was ooposed
70 The NOMINATION OF M Doualas a. Charleston on
nj the ininsce ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of his Territorial
doctrine n the South should nominate him. tho North
would regard II az an admission that his views were &C
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Married.

BYRox-CLARKH-On Wednes lay, Feb. l, by the Rev.
T. Wiley, Mr.. HENRY BYRON to Miss BETTE p CLARKE
daughter OF Alexander Clarke, Esq all of this city
HAxwEL-B KADIEsT0N. Wednesday, Feb. 1, by the
Rev. Dr. Potts. Mr. Wx d. MAXWELL to NARY, daughter Of
Beadlestop, Esq
ToMPKINs- UkDERHuL-In this city, Wednesday,
Feb. !, by the Rev Dr. D. Haine, JoRDox D. ToxPKrxs
Of Greenbalg, wescneser county, to MARIA LOUISE UN
/ DERHnL, Of this city
way MooRx.-O Tuesday, Jan. 81, by the Rev. Jas
L. Shock, Mr.. DAVID r. WAY to Miss NARY B. MOORE al OF
this city. $3.50 \ +.
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Barry's TricSphe<eus 10 the Best and
sheapes Article for drocDg baut iue cleansing curling
preserving anA restoring " hair Ldss WA sod BY n
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Feiler BIND sr and Gauge combined iu& patented, simple
henx AIRY width and hansas or cloth ehher sde applied
price s5 liberal Discount 70 TIA GAe Orders BY mai apr
Se1 With '0'plss iaySssfISsss s ca q
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Nen-Arrival Of sAe North American.
(. Is s.s~ POsuAsD. w., Fob. I'll SOP. n
yers ere - yet No slsSs q ,he ssespshiP North Ans-
ricaI now aue here with Liverpool dates Of the 18th
instant ..et 80 - 49, 49, e
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o. A. Bills, Exchange and C0mmfssion
Broker No: 7e oroenw ca arss n Prizes IN al sEassd
1Ottorieo enaAed
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0su~' Winter Csps War; H.s,s
ZIG broadway. crposta 81 P.uIs nSnrch
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Drawin9s or the Delaware state Lotto.
HAYWOOD, kDDY 4 CO., Managers 9th
DELAWARE, okoRGiA, KENTUCKY AHD Mrsscun STATE
lOTTEHIKs
DEIAwARE-ExrRA Cs.Ass No. 65, FEBRUARY 2. 1860
20, Is, 49, a. II, "a, So, 81, Is, 20, So, "a, q.
DELAwARB-CLAss No. 90, FEBRUARY 2 1850
rs, ~, 20, 6, So, II, 50, 70, ~, IS, 81, 81, 8.
Circulars free Of expense by addressing
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Cristadors's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
best In tho world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. q, No As.or House.
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Hcrrinr's Patent Ch~mplon Fire
and bur- proof safes ~ Broadway. corner & Murray
sroet New FORK.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye, wig snd Toupee
factory removed 10 10 Bond street. Private entrance for
lndiea
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Batchs lOrs Hair D. cling Establis ment
removed 70 is Bond street Prva'e eat lsdiss
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DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of Ken4edy's
Medical discovery, viii be ut his ON Smithsonian
House broadway, tentrance Houston sxest from III
It'll inst. AL who afflicted with sCkOFULA ERYsIPE.
Las, hCALD HHAD, SALT RREUh. PIMPLEs CANKER
ULAERATED SORE LEGS, diseases Of the akin are
invited 10 call. Perfect warranted.
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Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
Millions OF bottles used every In he United
States children tsethng failing success Relief
immediate and certain Only u cents bottle.
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Trusess Of Every Deserfptton for Peryna-
rent OF rupss barg fLuses suppore shpul-
Caps An kcs etd surg! ~ appliance~ enLcsy APP
gAvi By MAIZE CO.. no. vessy srss Asf Hesss New
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.nrcoslyn.-Wtllfam son Gallery OF Pho
s0spns Cameo types and Dssuerreotypss 10 Tuioa arve.
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A Beautiful Conn pIcxfon.-Lsfrd'sLiq
Pear bosutfypg COMPLEXION akin
may be tried gratis ct - Broadway :"
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southern Ocean stea m.er Movements.
SAVANNAH, Feb. l, 1860
The steamship Star Of the South, from New York ar
rivedsbelow q eight o. clock this morning. Nh r
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills are
working most wonderful cures alsndular .wetnss that
have oeed all other treatment easiy soeued
by the ointment while the pills the subcans
horrors Of asthma
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smoky Chimnsys Cured BY r. ~. bat
LE1u rate nd 0usre Perfect suce Of no charge q
White DxeeA ~. -.
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Fatal Accident ~ Providence.
PRovDgScg, Feb, e. 1860
Miss Rebecca Bodeet, very estmsble lady was
burned to death this morning. Her clothing accidentally
caught fire. and before relief could be died
in extreme agony She ia very respectfully connected.
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Drawings - HrAAes, Dsssassnss = CO.
Delaware Lstsssisss- - ..----L =, -. ss,
q 80 IS, g, 81, ., I, %, 7e, s., q Ana,
CeHsoIlDAluD Losrsay-OLAn Two. FsnRuARY = laQ
50, 80, 50, u, g, g, 9; A. = ., e. SO, z, G7
~ ~ NaAAEers, Wnmington, Delaware
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We beg the attention Of elohing joHss from South.
n sna WeserS ees % our e1tsnsivs soce Of low posd
pared tg ontr On the most favorable terms and po06
DkVLlN HUDSON co, - 40 and ~ Broadway.
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1,O0e Photograph Portraits Taken
daily for H. IL 1t once By HOahE8 patent invsnon At
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Selling or at Geninbs-An Advertise
ment announcing the immediate sale of the
extensive stock Of 0xNlN6 BAZAAR sppeas In our dry goods
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e1DgerS NoWfnB Machines
The srperior1 Of these Machines V we'll underseeod -
evsry person who them Yhey adspsed rs6s
Of sewing either npe perscc staple In hev
operation and are easily kept IN order
The Family Macnues 10 aud S7S have besome nsoes-
dty wherever they are known l. n. sIN0HR CO.,
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Wheeler q wilson's Sewing Machines.
0moe SO broadway. New York.
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NEw ORIxASs, Feb. 2, 1850,
Governor Hosston's essase y Ne legslare Of 1kxAs
ing The solutons o. tho 6o,th Carolina Lcgsa.
introduced resolutions sustaining Governor Houston g
views Texas gave UP her Independence to the Union,
and N I'm willing 10 surrender the Union emergency
MOI deemed suhcientt 70 excuse so important ss,ep.
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HfIps Heir bye 50 Cents, Black or
and by all Other druggsrs
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Ths MissSssappt Central RatIroad.
WASHINGTON, FebA2, 1880
An suthevized despatch says that trains commenced
running the kesiseiPp Central Road for the first
time ON the xssh u ana that they have been running
regularly since then.
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De,egaass 10 the Uhasaestsn Coevention

80 '7-7a n ff WAvrASf, Feb 2, i0eQ
Tho ncmocrssic Cougressonai Convention FOX the rwen
ty t,ehth District; met al wayhnd today aa ppointed
Hon. W. Bubbei q psih. and r @ Dninsy, d ADJ
son delegates TO Cnastson, and Dr. Josiah Uark OF 10
vopia, and Z, T. F.eynolds ei qornellsv, s'7rrates
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John Morriesey pleaded guilty 70 the sudicsmsuf fol
leaving New York for tho purpose o epgnsing IN the
przo ght between Price and Kelly and viii Be sentenced
tomorrow. The others indicted VIII 40 sne same. *
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| Fine IN New OrlUan ~.
| ..t.g Nxw OkIxANs Feb. I, 1850.
Shippers Press. -.
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BosroN, Fob. 2, 1850.
The election Of speaker of the HoSEe causes much
satisfaction, but no special denonfat0f has been
dueed In BY the republans Of this city AZ Manchester
and Concord, N. H., saluesgh have been fred
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the country, while the country has been ~ were, for
representatives here the discharge Of their high and
responsible duties in the organization OF the House OF Re-
representatives., and in the course have dsemed my duty
TO pursue have been Actuaaed by other feeling haa
that Of desire, 10 the discharge Of duties that
We should 20 organize this House without reference
asDze Il and 10 so eesnsc as by our Acts that shcsd
rebound for the benefit and the interest Of people
throughout this wide extended territory without regard
feel SO much embarrassed that scarcely know how TO
command proper language 10 convey 10 you my feelings
the high honor and compliment you have paid me TO-
night. (Cheers.)
The crowd, accompanied by We band, then proceeded
to the National Hctcl and parook Of repas concluding
their jaunt at about two O'Clock this morning
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Capt Gardner, OF the infantry; Lieut. Moore, VI tho
dragons; Lieut. Andersen, Of the artillery, Lieut. Hay or
Of the cavalry; Lieut. Alexander, Of the engineer corps
have been appointed board to assemble the washing
ton Arsenal on Monday next for trial AZ all the different
small arms that have been made purchased for TIT
military service They report IN full to the Wal
Department.
The acceptance Of the offer Of Tie s vices Of the MOUNTED
regiment Of Texan volunteers 70 protect The frontier
threatened Mexican invasionta be ready in any emer
sency-will depend on the acsisn Of Congress
TIE PAY o. MKmus.
The members Of the House to-day kept the Sergoantat
Arms busy by drawing their mileage and salary, tn
Speaker hAvng yesterday signed che on the Tressu
| for largs amount Of money. saeA e
TIE siAyuH QUESTION IN me HxAxx
TIE resolutions which Mr.. DAVIS introduced into Ia
Senate 70 dag are simply collection OF Al the ucs
the slavery question presenting the so1thssu ode
nrmasiveE. 4 Ia s.-S
Mr. Appetizer Asgstar. Secretary If State has rcturnc
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nan was next called out, and said
NJ really do not know why you should have
ut On this occasion, for certainly am regarded
- Your friends will stand by you, but have
,Ssle 10 understand exactly in what my rebel
I Il Is perhaps owing 70 the fact that have
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ALBsNy, Feb 3, 1890
The State Ant, Slavery Convention held It's closing ses
sion here this afEyncon, with full attendance Ad-
dresses made ~ Mengrs. Phillips Pllsbury, Pow.
ell Robinson osheys. Revolutionary and insurrec
topary doctrines were advocated. A resolution was
legislature for inviting he sn esNpx Governors and
Legislatures OF two slave States visit New York az the
guests Of the State. The invfntea denounced
insult to the people Of this State and atrocous servy
to the slave power, whIs Northern citizens daily
punished In or cxiied from The South.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Gallery OF Pho
S~"eo Vpes ana Dsauorreotypes. ~ Fulton arees
o! 1875 M,n,' Ears and Skating Club Caps.--
als Brcsdway. opposite st. P.uis church.
and burglar proof safes ~ Broadway corner & Murray
Batch lor's Hair Dy cling Establis hme mt
Is Bond street Privaae ent' Auce for ladies'
Bsrry's Trlcsphe<sus IL the Best and
:' 90 e: Z: s:s R VIVA ss1
BatcheIor's Hair Dye, wig snd Toupes
factory removed to 10 Bond street. Private entrance FOL
wheeler 4 Wilson's sewing Machines.
Once go broadway. New York.
Selling or st Genins.-An Advertise
-: Ia
columns.
Clothing JobSsrs.
Ss.s!p ss: o% s.ssa.iSs :so.s q low pSssd
and medium soh!rg suited TO der Ads wst 70 are pro
Skss S is sc md ssa Is
I,Ooe Phssosraph Portraits Taksn
Ssy ~ for o. Il once By H0aAEs patent uvsson at
"" "e''
Hilps Heir Dye 50 Cents, BIach OF
brown Depot No. Barclay street. alsc ooli a. III Br,sdway
gfDger'S Sewtn1 Machines.
The superiority Of these Machines well underuepnd -
every person who them Yhey sdaped krs6s
OF elmer coarse or me; porfec sple In thew
operation and arc easily kept IN order
Tho Family hacaoes a 10 and SIS have become
IS Ssosd1.s f. and o raio sl .ss Bso CIV
Beautiful Conn plcxfon. -LofrGssLiquf
Pear bcsufyng and the complexion skin
may be tried gratis ct - Broadway.
Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
Millions OF bottles used every tina United
States cr children seshng with failing Relief
Immediate and certain Only u conts q bottle.
DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of KenRedy's
Medical discovery Will be NJ hs ON under the 6hsoaiap
House broadway, entrance Houston street
It'll inst. All who afflicted with sCKOFULA, ERYSIRE.
Las, hCA LID HEAD SALT RREUh. PIMPLES, CANKER,
ULNEkAfED SORE LEGS, diseases Of the akin are
invited TO call. Perfect cure warranted. =
Cristadore's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
IA be best In the world wholesale retail the
dye privately applied, n No Aslor House.
HOll0way's Ointment and Pills are
working most wonderful Ganduar swellipgs that
have deed all other treatment easy removed
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Printers In California.

The San Francisco correspondent Of the New
York Times writes of the compositors in news
paper office in his city:
In little office where they employ but fourteen
men, paused the other day, while the foreman
himself ex-publisher Of fine family OF dailies,
pointed out his famous men.
That stout man was Lieutenant in Stevenson 8
regiment. He was printer of a paper in this
town before the gold discovery was made, and
used to go fishing with Gen. Vallejo.
That one owns fine rancho on the Sacramento
RIVER on which there is this year noble crop
Of squatters. He was formerly partner on one Of
our papers here, for which Broderick offered
$4,000. He is fabuously old, but he made twenty
six hours work and wages not long since, in
twenty.four consecutive hours.
There is one who was partner in the State print
ing when for setting Spanish copy the Legislature
allowed double price; and never discovered that
the State printers, with generous construction,
took double wages for Spanish press-work also.
The next man is the worthy brother of mem
Der of Congress from close by New York city, who
has made good deal of noise during the last four
years. He was formerly engaged in publishing a
daily that still lives here.
The next is doctor, and was partner on the
Chronicle when it was worth $75 900.
The next is judge from one of our Western
States. He has shingle up and does some law
but likes type.setting better, and suits his fancy
with either, as either business presses most and
pays best.
And so they go. expect you to reach this con
clusion: that with such men TO set type and forty
two papers to be supported, and no news to put in
them, ours must be reading people, from long
and irrepressble habit.
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ST. JoHN's, n. F., Oct. 1.-The screw steamship
Glasgow, Capt Thompson, from Liverpool on
Wednesday, the 10th, and Queenstown the evening
Of the Goth ut., passed Cape Race yesterday,
Sunday bound for New York.
She was boarded by the news yacht of the Asso-
ciated Press and the following summary of her
news received:
The Canadian Mail steamship Nova Scotian,
from Quebec, bringing adyices thence to the Sth
ult., had arrived out at Liverpool.
On entering the river Mersey she ran aground
but succeeded in getting off without damage.
The United States Mail steamship Vanderbilt,
from New York, arrived out at Southampton; al
well.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 19.-The sales on Monday and
Tuesday in the Liverpool Cotton market amounted
to $1,000 bales. The market closed generally
steady at last weeks prices.
The weather in England is unfavorable for the
growing crop. ..~...# ..7.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co., say the Liv-
erpool Breadstufts market was firm Monday and
Tuesday, and that prices for all qualities had ex-
perenced slight advance.
The market for Provisions was quiet and gener-
ally unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. l9.-Bnsiness was dull yesterday
and the day before, and Consols were supported
with difficulty.
Consols closed at 93 to 93!.
= Latest from Liverpool,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20, P. M.--[By telegraph to
Queenstown.l The sales of Cotton yesterday
"wednesday amounted to about 10000 bales, the
market closing firm at unchanged prices
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20, P. M.-The market for
Breadstuffs was firm yesterday and prices were
well maintained
Provisions rule quiet without change of any mo-
ment in prices.
Latest from London.
LONDON, Sept. 20, P. M.-The closing quotations
for Consols day were 93t to 934. ~~
European Political Intelligence.
The intelligence from Italy is highly important
and interesting.
The Sandman forces had attacked and com
pletely routed General Lamoriciere's army. Th'
| towns of Peruga and spoleto had been taken pos
session of by the Sardinians.
report was current that the Emperor Loui
Napoleon had been fred upon by an insane man
but that the aim was averted by by-stander.
| The great Eastern steamship is safely gridirone
at Milford Haven.