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, 1860-03-26

Raiiy Reyic1 OF Chicago Harriet.
SATURDAY EuxrsG, March =

SATURDAY EyIStsc, March q.
FLOUR -Eecr}ts s,.brs Mar:tt vuet. Sales wlrt:1eo
bz,s I5u!c Spfns t1trs s. % del; 10 br:s. phc
n1 d. nj - eu dc; loJ s 4ucke Z" Co. at ~ IS de-:
80 ls "Gencsa" WIS., and or'tis "Gencsa" I'LL 4:
a s7H de-. 81 hrs. a'arl. x" 1t 81 u del; 100 br
B utlets do In .ack. at - Is; .0brs Rye. Fou: !:
u 20 del. IL *a-Es.
WHEAT -Keceirt. 3cc.s ts,. Marke. firm. s-!cs
were :-a01 bush. receipts 10 StEr II tt % III
1.31e 2ao hua. DO bY aac. ri q 0l rsck; 3ob7sa
No. spti f. a. u q TRACK; so ba No. Sps ne, =:
st.a DEL. so hush do =; 81 d.; 40 Lis Club II Il 10
Oh tsacs; go bush. do Il Il 10 del.
C0rS,-R4ei2t., 5l.e5 bu-h. Market eull 7rd ,te5xc
lower. Sa'es wesc 100 bush. Pslac River Ielow II
47c n =tore 1e stoage 5o) t7sh EreF n.x.d It 4sc
aaot ID,5ba*h canal 1t 49, saoa 4.691 hush.
receipts, No. 1t 43Ec ln tosc; s3 bush. do 1t
IKE In sore; lush do fol ;cl!rery tetwceb lbs lit
aui t.; of hpd a. 45c free Of soge; 10o) BUSH old
ccpts So,1, a.4.Ac it sose; aaotph oo for delivery
n:xt ~ce: s:l!ers pon a&c III s'otc; :o3 la rjscs.
81, IL 4;e in ttoe s01 busb 10. ut 4le In stoEc l9
bush No., 1t +7c On track
UATS-Eecstp.4 1e.7 bush. Market Gull and lower
Sales were fowa: q bags No. !, a, &C. on track Il
bsss d. at c 1000 5sh. d. at &C. DEL; 100 bags
10 at SC. on tsa:E.
l:YE-Kcce,rl3 Ill bush. Market cr1. sal1. wsre:-
u b1xs M. 1. at s5c- oh trick.
UAHLEY-1see.pts.1 1,10' In. Sca1ee aud in good Dr..
aaA. sa.es ie ssxs No as &c ds q ass NJ.
SiLT-1c.bu Malt At d5c perat 1s.
rEUyls1uNS-1,6oO PCS Bull Sides 1t ENC r=cxrd
D1Soa =r in at for cured. and 1Qc fpr
Plain; Na:oa SAGu:lc1r TT. Sess FORK nominal It e6-
Cr.
| LADD-Eom:nala At 1cs.c.
TALLOW-Qutct End nominal At 1Dc.
IIfpES-Eeulpts se,e:a lst~ Massst tsa. Green, II
eI;ks: Gree, sa!.ed, :;:0.kc; Dry aid. EG:c Dy
F.lr., l4E1iac.
I sEEDS-Rcccpts, Heed ns. Timothy frru. ri i :
sa. Ut piue. saes ~ 'a.s rsImc at aear: II
hass CO al :se, 81 psgz do at SIS; lass lair a s1so
Cove. tul bu choee At ss.cs. Hu.s,laa Grass dull
| % L4gs Mtl'ct sold at tt.oo.
-Kec.lp:s. 81 tb!=; Is b3's city It 12Ec
/ Small lots selling Mt Dc-
| ALCOHOL 4&i.c pr xalicn.
MILL 81 CFFs-a ions Shorts Il: ill del 10 tons Mid
| ding. 1t ~ Gu truck.
| IUrA7QES--In limited dcms II AID dull II a593;so.
| Lrr1 EH-FIklad dull It 50 .oc; Ret|. logic.
EGGs-1n good tupty. and s-hs Of = thlsat:t19He.
| rGrLTRY-L.ye Chickens, a:.ccSa3Ao Ies eoz. Tuf
kryk S. r.s y.
LIVE sTgcE--Hecc3ps TO catlr. and cars hf g
Tbs Of c1tte quite 1sre and tie market
hardly Al frf. Hogs ntm 1t yesterdays prices IL
| sEles to. lay wcIc:
, 1860-03-26
From WRAhEpEkoua

WASHINGTON, March 23-Thc Post Office
COMMITTEE OF the House this morning, after two
davs' argument, resolved With but one dissenting
voice, ifat tue inland postal serrics Of the conn
trs should be restored to its condition Of the
I'd u March, ,1s59, aud instructed their chairman
to prepare and report bill for that purpose
to special meeting Of the Committee to-lnoF-
row.
Fran present indications, the Pacific Railread
Ccmmi:i. Of the lousc will probably recon-
eder, at their meeting on Monday, the vote IN
favor Of orc Road.
Tie Cabiuet had private sitting to-day, at
which tic capture Of the Mexican stesmers and
prisoners before Yera Crus sfas lnuch discussed.
The President will not probably reply at ouce TO
the Senate resolutions, calling tof information
respecting the capture OF the Niramon s.elm-
era. The instructions to our uaral officers in
tue Gulf, ETC., with full information ns to the
occurrence, a.t on their way from New Orleans,
and the 1'reble viii no doubt bring further infor'
nation. The instructions which were few days
ago gigen to Mr.. MclAsue and through him to
our naval officers, will not be communicated
| because they have not teen nctcd upon, bsi1
probably there were no Instructions wbict
CO Id bear upon the case Of the capture, because
| there had been no opportunity to send out au1
for month past The captures were not maui
! under any Instructions. for It Gould not haT'
been anticipated.
The Texss Senators and members, togethc
With Gen. Forbes Brittop, appeared btfofe th
House Military COMMITTEES to-day, and urges
with great sehemence the appropriation OF q
| million and quarter Of dollars for the Texn
mouu,ed regiment The Committee adIourne
renewed, aud some dednit: ~S,.on will BE hai
! Tue IMPRESSION prerails that they will deci,l
adversely t. it, inasmuch as the President aE
Secretar? Of War have neither Of them recon
| nended It.
Gea. Pon,eroy arrived here yesterday f!o1
i Atchisou. Kansas. in three days, the quickc:
trip ever made from that Territory to this cis]
and was accomplished hy tue new line Of raj
| road just opened between Atcaison and $
Joseph, where connection is made with the raj
r5na to Illinois.
The Representatives and, Senators from al
bama, Mississippi anu South Carolina had the
last conference yesterday, md declared that
yiew Of tho two National Conventions whit
arc about to assemble, it was advisable to pos
| pone the Atlanta Ccnfe:ehte until alter Il
Presidential election.
, 1860-03-26
MARINE INTELLIEHNCE,

vf1LF Marvel
sae1nAa r. A'G,ae. ,,,, Aa'e,-a.
SrEAukt IlEAUKHx-The steamer milwaukee, etafrd
lid for M!saxkee to t.se er place in the .a,1 ayeu
~. e. =. 49,, cn In andfoot n,r.t ,,,.r,1 ,-
her soI2u,n N Chlcaco the climate evidently agreeing With
hA..
it, ur
sB The Ch!e7E:, AAwaokce ana Lase SUPERIOR i"o 81
steamer. will b. conrosst tbs of IL. sPsc1dd
.1 ,.: .. .L ,.,,.h e.ro,v ....r...n..
sseaa&et aAs t's'as auu LIE aeas ss" ontoi
aGon oheF b'ats vi bs aaasa tae eashcs sfoela u
lsrg. enough to warrant It.
...... ~, ,,., :, :, H., o,nu, ..,r. ~,
c,,,1nt i. being at Wysodo,te 3]cLl.ap and
liz; tey arr xet Ia rcallres the proper a!ne5y ur
ts - 80 "
the mahutaetuse oi anchors.
crr-,-c rx.nv-Tha no..s nre4trt ou.te A lively an
- ,a ,a,,,. Ii ira y. Sc- n INV -,e ;e;;ay H.
yc1j.I t. pr pa..tory II G. :lmcnelLK the seasons bus
meas. Ii wi, be In ID trast this .tson-aa1.n ihe
narr n,ortts " ravfs4tIo1, II lt.rt
lie Cleveland has heen repaired and rcpalued
sue Vi run in sc Shore -on there Is tuf
Gc.c It ocsl-css tu war1ant n.-MEwauk Sentinel
MorENESrs or STEAMER ASp Fktstts.-Ihe May
, 1860-03-26

New Yon1, March a4 The Railroad Conren.
tion adjourned yesterday, after ndopting new
timetable and appointing Committee 70 meet
Committee from the Louisville Convention, ut
Buffalo, on Tuesday next, to arrange timetables
prompt and reliable connections with all the
Southern aad Southwestern iipcs. C. Tibbard,
4. Stone. jr, C. @. Hammond, G. J. Bridges
u. ". blanchard, and II. II. Cohen, arc the
Committee.
The Pennsylvania roads did not join The Con
yen.,on in the adoption Of the new Timetable
but it is understood TINT If a moderate speed bt
adopted at Euf1alo, the Pennsylvania roads wil
unite with the othcrs in the new arrangements
, 1860-03-26

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March a4.-The alleged
murderer Of Capt. UaEr, Of tue lssip Oyster res.
tcer Geo. fSiyip. with Capt. Smith, an u.tache
Of til. n. y. T:;afs. assisted ty o1'icsr Geu.
Re1ings, CT tie Providence Police, arrested at
the house of James Butts, near the fockwoton
Houee, 1nan b} the name Of Alfre ". Hicks,
WHO is charged wita three murters! on board
tie s1oop a. Z. johnson, Of ls|ip. Hicks balls
from Faster, in this State, where he says he has
six brothers, farmers. Ills wife, IN Irish, wo.
n1uu, and child eleven months old, are will
him. lie came Lcre from Fall Riscr, On Thurs
day morning and took board with q respectable
widow lady named Crowell. who occupies apar'
Of LIZ. Butta' house.
, 1860-03-26

LARGE RonpEnr.-Mrs. Anna Prcslcr, Of this
city, aud who lately kept t. DRY goods store on
night, at Michigan City, of $500 in gold. Sha
had sold ier store AMI lsas on her way to New
York to buy . new stack. She preferred taking
taking the gcld to buying exchange. aud her
economy in one respect has proved her loss in
another. She hud her money in her carpet
bar, which was taken from tue train at 3licnl-
:au City. 1t was found about ten rods from
The depot, cut open aud the money taken out:
5000 was in so pieces, the rest in S. and
sos. There is no clue to the robbcrs.--~four-
, 1860-03-26

Elfb anu BuF91afJ IN 1HU1AHas
.Foar WA1xE. In d., March s4--A fire ct c
lu,jins, containing the Office and stock Of
Dawson's Daily TINES. Ladiana FJttnasoa,
clothing store Of ]. G. THEM l. Bro.. and other
occupants. Loss over <l5,ooo. Them is in
sused for 5000.
Durgalers at Losausport last night entered
the dug store Of W. Ii. Dringhurst, and robbed
the safe containing one thousand dollars. No
clue to the rubAers,
, 1860-03-26

New yoRk, March e4.-P. 7. Barnun made
speech here tonight, stating that since hia
failure, four years ago, he has bcen engaged in
giving exhibitions and IN musical and CONNER
eia sreeu1asions in Europe, Which, with the
proceeds Of his lectures throughout Great Dri-
lain, has enablcd him to cancel all his Jerome
Clock Company debts and preserve a large Por.
ton Of his estate. lie announced himself asa air
the proprietor Of the american Museum, and
dec AIRED that in ercry sense Richard Was him
, 1860-03-26

TIlICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILkt,AD L1NE.-lsHcuserT T17.rs depart from
ana aza@e Il Esleaxo = tollow.;
LsY Ex2rs and Mil lel7cs It SO and SzTTea II
- ri.s. t-cnZ.ys exeeptet}
N.ht Ex. Ills p fSstu1days e1sepeed}s
sxlI-e4 II 50. an tNcpd.ya e1erpsedl
n-.-t ." des7
, 1860-03-26

NEW Oa1E.ss, March st.--Thc schooner vir
g MIA Antoiuct.c is below from Vera Cruz or
the evening Of the 18th. The military confer
ence amounted to nothing. The bombardnen
was recommended on the crening Of the 18th
with redoubled energy. the shot and shei
tHsing effect in the city. killing several, ant
doing much damage. 4fcuy OF the shut fel
among tho shipping under the castle, wishou
damage. Two Spanish war steamers arEircdo1
The 18th
, 1860-03-26

Collision at Sen and Loss OF Life.
NEW ORLEANS, March e4.-The ship Forest
kirS, from Liverpool. col!ided on the 11th inst.
with The bark River Belle, from Cienfucgcs,
bound to New York, near Cape St. Antonio.
The latter sunk. Caps. Haynes, two children
and YIN. Stud'ey, ef iIass., were drowned; the
rest were brought here.
, 1860-03-26

3iEnrn1s, March a3.-The steamer Persia,
loading for Cincinnati, caught fitc tonight She
was towcd iuto the stream aud burned to the
waters edge. She had 600 bales Of cotton GU
board. Tie cargo is total loss. Insured for
| 4
, 1860-03-26

HuiFuru1shuk Depot Tes: Nae5 ststss. bs:vetn Ks2'
doIrh and Madison, Chicago
ET"PotQt1ce adLrcas Eux ~. cetE1y
, 1860-03-26
New Yora Dry Goods Market.
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED, 3fassh Il, 1sGp.
Sclr E.c;yn Whit, Manitowoc-1n,o6o posts, = m
&atn.!cs.
March a. LEGO.
Steamer Huron. Pas Grand Haven't tops mdac Is bss
fvut. 81 lrls aatt-
scbr N. Jnnes, Flood. Muskcgan-NEht.
SER Traveller. t:aMI'bfl, Msnttn nxnc-ItFlit.
SeE Tuscula Penl!t Ea:tmanvle 90 It p.aIatd suE-
{rr 4 tnrs ullst
, 1860-03-26
.Di1la1tctat a1,n Wnnl,urrrial.
MON ETARY.

S4sr1pAr Evs17Es, Merth ~.
There was better demand for Eastern ex-
chsnge 70 day, Ind thu naarketwas considerably
1rner, hut there WIS no chsnge in rates. On
the street the inside price was per cent prem,
and ut the banks 6! per cent. prem. WAS the ful-
ing fsu'e.
Currency was in fair supply, md discounts
easy 1t 10 per cent.
NEW IoRk MoSEr MAExrr.-The New York
1ndtp<ad<nt Of Thursday, says:
There is quite plethora Of money awaiting
Investment in good mercantile paper, Of which
the supply is n1ucl, below the demand, though
tue offerings arc nevertheless considerable, both
III aud outside the banks. All maturiug mone-
tary obliga gatuns arc met with greatest rcsulari-
~, aud 1Lcre has never BEEN time when busi-
meas was OH better or safer foundation tllan
nov.
Tue ratcs for The use Of nancy are in favor al
1he borro &er. al tot per ccnt,, the supply is
<erv easy for shcrt ioaus. and in some instances
ut I" 4 for strictly GILL loaus. while there are
Sums lets With 9csapg brokers - iow as per
ceut- Tho discount rAtes are tnnialy TO per
cent for FIRST class paper, sixty days to hix
mouths inclusive, tgsile some fasorite names
are taEcu outside the bank at lower rates.
s coud class and siugtc uauled paper passes at
u np to . per cont. Tic movement Of specie
Las been ~ f.ror Of the banks Tie last Cali,
f0rDia remittance las added 10 the specie iil
bank, according to The last returns, 81 800, ,000
the cxpart b. hAyin9 been very light The eanks
now hare over *23. 100 800 in specie. The de-
posts have been lceit1mntely increased By the
apecie, as the increase in loans is vcrr light
The loans, however. are large, reaching 1s:l
millions, while the deposits are S. millions.
The foreign exchange market is without
change. TIE ruling rata seems to be 10S1 tol
the bust sterling bills of sixty days usance, ant
commercial signatures at 10S} to lost Sigh
drafts arc in demand at 1929 to 10:1. Franc!
are 5.1sa 10 5.lGs per dollar for sixty day bills
aud 5.lSa for larsc days sight.
CIxc1xxA71 MONEY MAn5Er.-The C,ncinnat
Gaset1 Of yesterday says:
There Was m average demand for Easter
Exchange. md rates were tr.n nt tue annexed
figures. Ncr0rlcaus was less inquired for, IN
the advance established yesterday was lost. "
again quote it ut dis buying, and prem. sci
huE. New Orleans bills were in very moderot
supply, will good demand ut dis. for 80 day
and II e 6iS. for 70 day. There was also goo
demand fsr Eastern at equal to sg119 per cen
per aunun.. No local demand for gold. "
quote:
New York sight. -... ...... s:s.o r.en,. s1a5; p:rn
sw S;ss,,.a ;s;,s;ss;; Ss;a' Z dis ao i1si, p,sa
THE following are the c.r1inss Of tile Ga'en
/ Chicago Union Hallway for the week endin
March esd:
x.~,*s.: s,e: 'es p e,e:;s!:s ILL., !as:.. a.
r :tass,.... s!:1HS e.s!:.s I3se,. 1.ss s.
Total.....sl9 So 4s sls,3y6es -Dec..sl,lso.
, 1860-03-26

Pr17auUacu, March es.-We have nothing
new to note in produce matters, Tine market is
extremely dull.> Il good deal Of -four and grim
has changed hands sinoe cur last, hut We havo
no.cbange to make IN the figures .of these sta-
pte.. Sales OF -four since our last will foot NJ
Fome 10000 bbis. and OF grain uear the same
figures at the old quotations. Almost every
aieamer from below ndds its quota t. our al
1cady sufficiently large stock Of produce.
, 1860-03-26

New YoRk, March e4.-Thc Grand Jury has
brought in bills OF indictment against James
Mclntire aud Gideon j. Thicker for an nttenpt
to bribe an alderman to role Tor the litter as
President Of the Groton Acaueduct Board.
, 1860-03-26

With q supposed aud generally admitted de-
ficiencS iu supplies. an improved consumptive
demand, and nu Increased export movement,
prices, it Is sfen, are lover now thuu 1hcy y ere
u year ago. Bat the most ,emarkahls featuse
Of this exhibit is the price Of n.esa pork, whioh
is TT agoinst sis, while the stocks iu tie coun-
try are fully 10000 brls less than in March,
1859, aod by sorne the deficiency IL estimated at
u much higher figure These exhibits would, Il
year ago, have produced intense excitement,
but operators have learned great deal within
tile last twelye months. They got enough last
year Of spcculatIons based upon short crops.
Deceived is they hare been By ihe cry "wulf,"
itwouid now be difficult to n,ake them sensible
of any danger Of scarcity; and if the hungry
anirnul were within gunshot Of them, they
would hardly believe the report. Hence the
| absence of speculative movements; and hence,
| therefore, the comparative staguatien in The
| trade. The regular consumpiire demand is
| doiuG its work in the way OF reducing tie
| stocks, but 1t il doing it quietly. An excite
| ment in the market would insure higher prizes,
| and wuuld diminish. aud not iucrc:se the con-
sumption. The lethargy OF spectators. there
| fore, will promote the Interests OF tie regular
trade. Stocks Arc going 1ut7 consumption as
! fast os required and much 1nore rapidly thun II
PRICES were inflated, as they would be if fpecu-
jators displayed rs much activity Is usual.
Flour AND GnarS IN SroaE Ar rTosos1o.-The
Glo1t confirms the Iollowings-
There hare BEEN many estimates Of the prob
able au oart of produce bed ut this point. and
us it in mater ii considerable interest. We arc
glad to able to state it accurately fFon re-
turns received from TIC various store -house5.
The following :ce tic figures obtainej, with
the present value Of tue produce:
In go,r. Fa1ae.
Tlas: ta.re!e cts ut q. On 7bl1 .-.s1s.p's
s.: :s ss: + :; i; i & sS.:s 8 Ssfs & ss! :i! il
/ I'M n & u bueLat -
, 1860-03-26
Clpsx or TIE XAExE1.

Ia, vrct the second day de=dtdly better Dtan
%hr - fh.f owners xerr 1sro~-h Teaeray to await .he
tbance 81 tocay bop ug the result oud BE- equally Ayo
@asnot 70 :a:oral:e; tornado Ct dust. arg ~.
CO cold and tlere not 1t any t.nc 20 asF
ape.ti1 ahous IL ha toid ter steSh
7, r. e5imt!- of eth Ut the buycrs much
~ "a .hs At III 1s III Il &
Asn come ee upon the m:1kea. 1t any rate NY ts!s
= da i. nade high ps a III eset
rcry harJ. 1hfy ~ quite unwilling to pay n; mSbsr
s,n wss PIT saa they .ar vi a:oa s,sare Ia t
would continue th'& believes Will tc re es:.
or co1'fe the stocS szu slte solc sd ~
different z7ces 81 abous A.K eenta tound Owing t.
Ahstt1 svtstgL qu.ly Of E:o-k we havs advanced te
, 1860-03-26

Dosroy, March a4.-Edwin IT. Reed, music
teacher OF Nest Springfield, convicted Of aiul-
tory, was today taEsn 10 1he House Of CorTec-
tion for two years and half.
, 1860-03-26
y pEASONS FOR USIN q
GU Err us
Cod Liver Oil *BEEEyo

T5e I. Academy MeclclEt t.Tt{F LEI Il t5Et51'
e3 Per ctLt Of Pure Cod Liver un-
st-TLs. III. established fset Us; os 70 se *s7a'
ID must Be tausfostned ino ptau1&cn 1u e Fto.3+r
1I-Thst in most otthc In which Cod L!ve- OF
rre.cbed the stomach ofthe patient no:n poner cc7.
th..a Eecap1t and the whole Ct :ht eit pas>es
CT unjisested ard :onteQusuy Uass is EASILY
fsted iS The ts1ettona.1
.t-rhat nj Cod LIVER on Jelly b<.ax c2mpos2t
Rnd t1saE is epiun = soon II In So1aef VIE
aquid; wAlch takes place soon II seace. tie 80
mach. whstever It. condition may es. .
Fh-7hat in whct TIE Jt}ta1 etltTes Sft 1:ff
on b. prescribed specific otherwise, ny tsy
mere rslsb thaa ii esadc eli. teeau.e beg: s5!o
digestion ana a+ata,!ason, When toe co,trAEj tEe
lqnii oil VII, pass OF !ccltr.iver II tie 1cSf
wsyst. more o. 1s.stht es.e VIXEN the c
Cod Liver Oil Jelly crude oil, Is TO :.
ID y I po7.c-e AID Ecuat~.t1b itfses So!i p
, 1860-03-26
EXCKAN;
:5farn1s. lot5; sc.


EsARMa FOR SALE.-Thrae first
rte Improved n.re f,r tate e:.ea2. ta ths STAG
Wisconsin usluk coal :y = E'i:s1 So1h q i|auss
It n. tcwn Of 90 nhabta-tE Situated te share of
Tsse II ch!k4n Que farm Of go ac1t.. wi 'ulp.c:1a.
vita ,ss .soI dwellings, and kuod rarrt. aso tFa
tsns1t houses tie Yin Travelled saai sat Scot We"
ons f;n o. is aciss hall Improved ssa tssaaes til
bes. Free ai;:IN. .,, ..,
torse srd hs,n c..trNc besr1rk tscaId 4nd at-o 20
.e1ss .sonn5, +7s 5ola. osclsd, aSa ssd hdr=e szd
T.Fo Eo1a irt-ra :a lcts VIII eat:s. frnl. trees AID
sha3e ssra Il IN re ms r.: o. u: 'osa
AItl: atoys welt aa: vii b sid sefy es:ap
Terr. psymeat nal down AID sat.nse q ,E'e; ss.
l..1e s,4et D:dxe Ttad fe:'. rrnsE o Msrk.s of 81
MAaEAs i. DECO JD..E:. ro's .sa.Ai3E:on , NJ:
, 1860-03-26
The Bridetycll and tac County Poor
House,


Edtto.a Psess and T.1t1re.
In his inaugural the Mayor Of tia city, in re-
comulending the abolition Of the oilices OF Ply
sician and Health Officer. says that it is the
duty Of the County to pro:ide med'eal attend"
the Rridewel, or out Of it, he has Claims On the
| County.
Nor the question whether poor man in the
| Isriderel bns such claims upon III: County
| might at least be considered doubtful, and The
Supervisors will hare right to CONSIDER That
question for themselves; aud sh I'D theY disa-
| gree with the opipion Of the Mayor, as think
! they will, thnt question will be opeo to le.a1 lr-
! ycsti.ation by the proper Courts. In regard
to prisooers IN the Bridewell, sent there by the
| Recorders Court, the City Of Chicago, ncco1d'
| Ing to the provisions oil The special act Of the
Legislature, has
ITO pr I'll fres expenses and eaar-cs for dettre c-m
naS ash 'snS ana Fs!eas II 1p hs a, A of ,s
ty Ghcag' and o'er which said coust 'n's have lur
dIctiun."
And in regard to p1isoaers scnt there By the
City Police Magistrates, the duty OF the city
seems Jet clearer. It might, therefore. not bs
expected that tue Supervisors will, without hes
itatiou, submit to the dic:ation Of the Mayor O
this city. :,
II seems that The proper way would be for th'
Common Council, alter haring first legally in
| county in the premises, to open negotiations
| with the representatives Of tha county Bar
Of Supervisory and not proceed in dicsa'ot'a
way, by wric11, in the fits: place, nobody hnd t.
su3}er but the poor, nies prisoner, tn: sespons:
bilitv Of such IN inhumsnity would rot fa
upon the County, bp-npou tile City and its rep
| scutatlrc;. COUNTY.
, 1860-03-26

ST. Lor.s, March e4.-The FIGURING Mills Of
Wells l. Co.. Clarksviltc, 30, with large stock
Of wheat and 1our, was burned Thursday. Loss
| $50,Oo0; insured.
, 1860-03-26

SATURDAY E.xzrsa. Ma.rh Il. 1sto.
Tbs following are the receipts and shipments
tor the past tweuty-four houra:
Esfa..
Flour Wat Corn Gat& Rye E'ry Feed
t1sx huE +,I+ h'y.. n 1,uf N4
, 1860-03-26

wtsk which i thought iased lqw Thssscfags
~ w. a FoUao ths *tes does no:nrpes1 too hGt+
1aASsso1T111oa.
ea.t1ar o II tnis upde1b ach Other upcn
81 a;se e '1 !.
7. - a,lnklon 1nxa shlt1ez* ta1scea 10 hare u
4 sasa Sssn5iss ss
@ s;ia AZ nTF ea5K u s4d that weigh teach
g. q 1sss: It Gsa4e a9@ ~;uS
mshe osoure none "f them ~ou tcuce the ia.e tnt
s:ss xsss s: led s 'i Luz s
c.A1xt DAMAGES
Itts unjust to NJ Mas:L a. It untrue In f.r that
tot In III ans Of i:t eiser wlI LOT adia,t smases
Il sts st. s!s Is:t:, ii d. + ii ss ~ ~
say tt4s5 Ys; Issjs s;,s lie ;isS
besc H u e akaa tie Eli q y nsfd S
sanes,ntsnasa e Lys S,ee: i, G:npSie "a, r.
a ae q
Sijos psa,itly ): D' 'S1 '''" '.4' |D' 1e'SS
THE EoG MARKET.
1e set n xsk tye Is The
ics1in: are sss ,Ie 's Quotations Of Geo. " bo,rau OF
szscrs Ct 4oos zas,s wExk.
:;; :::;: Rj;:
tnilae, f"r M ktt bacaesa. sA9NHc
s.: Z: s:!;:; :'!;;';i :s:,;:Es$$S
e. i ~: s!,s|ss 10y e @satsaa
0s3thsfJ c&ui1non soek.-...-.......A1tS2 wanted"
Win. i. Relrs .n1d for 0!cJtt. Of .st Nf=orc. n
T. tls weak, 80 Hogs tkst e0S lbs xsos III 6c
there arc 20 hog T. ess, ag for sss At either The
city md weather 10 Co fiat an Arrival To-
| tight Will command m Adv Ints IN the morning.
New Yors Dry Goods Market.
! {Etonl tie New Tc,k Independent, csd,l
Comparative Statement Of tto Imports Of Foresu DIT
Goods It The pm Ct New Tok tor tie week and s.nca
Jan 1st: .
xes:: E: = + ssfs: ,:;;*,; S. u
En.esed It TIC pot. ..ll...c@s s7s,oe:s ss3,ss:
Thrown u.aikes. .lase3,oa :a,s4sIss9 :l.tQ,,it
Tbs imports continue 10 Increase. and with the r.
sute 0f spds tho tnarkcuo.ty through tho auctnr
tl,etaGe. French f4t.c. cr~wd lhe market SnAws
bous. ne. ard aila saPa ahd tguFc ,F' bel
sd E4t .1tens. Pce! favor the h.s*s. exceit n
very doeabe kinds which have tallled little rcE
i.lta IL intetou Of ahel b NJ The 10 The expert
Ct cation weuen f.sc: there expected To be az IL
xpent hf fall Eocds TO shs peit b: ore the Ct
of July ~l1r cnos nr inty on exp'st 1on e.
ra.e t;lcs e Ffeash goods IRE ysty f Il. A es
luat to clne; TEr lea -1nK }ohrsA :. cln
very bri ada. IND rtaslts coed pouts. Ihe "sstf
drna snrt yea grad 7a:y i:oca ,stie 1a1r:ea wtlr
10 pee. i:1nts sEo~ d.cine: stapls eot gu goeds !
ia 1Le much II d1nana sor export. china
-. NJ ~ ncr e-d supply. Dom -4c wov:rus suffer IL
/ most irsa foreign cts1rs !tion.
, 1860-03-26

u/ACJof L4G b4kA2<A1s liz NaA-
fc7sEned having received tho contract at naanufae-
fQrinc tho Passover HItad f the Congregation L. a. y.
f this city begs leave to 70 the 1isaees IN tLa
seove stce any aqsuant i " se1s psE Esns {s.ss
E.ts M MOE 1t aiitntIon. THOMAS THOMSON. 4, eat.
ohftbB9Sw6AH Sna. Il Ca5f and ~ State ttscess-