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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-16

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-16
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of

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III, IN ii flACKAEY, Juog- of r. Vo.ie In he mat
i Tie estate ci v. Darn. 9, deceased. On read
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sal dec-as'o, nj Ai other tersjns ines Leu SAID
safe ar ieq Are sppeAr al -esson " sAid Court.
re n il--n al rFooAe once, the village of
ami Cause, If any there De, why the pray
I The Y-tsdon-r sh III: Mt be granted: Aud fur
hei 0IGeie tnA seu pc toLer give notice 10 he per
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JrtItI'D, the h-aii the cot, by Causing copy Of
te pa o!Isn-d IN the Lansing RspuD lean,
nes paper pTint-G cIrcu aing sad county Ui ing
iAm, es-,v- srek, previous 70 said cay II hear
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-16

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discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
PORTUGAL.
There were rumors of dssensons in the Cabinet, and
a change of Ministers expected.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Daily Netcs City article) says:
Con,ols closed T. cent lower than s'erday English Rail
showed rather dropping tendency In the Discount
market no feature.
The Times City article) says:
further sum Of about SEA COO "a gold bought by the
Bank to-day. very argc amount Of continental gold en
peced be carried " the Bank According TO some
expectation the next India steamer likely 20 bring TOTAL OF
oliver In Tire Discount market to day choice DIS
of negotiated II cent?
sons therefore disposed TO anticipate the pobaohy OF the
Bank the weekly court tomorrow, cutting tbe rate oe"h 10
= cent. -, so,
LoNDoY MONEY MARKET.-The funds on the 18th
were arm and he close there considerable anina
ton and an advance Of d a. An Conso under the in
auence m.nly the favorable political sdviees from
America by the Cono closed the 18th st dsI Tor
money (, ard S2t G923 for account.
In the discount tie demand for money was very mod
crate 49,, a.,
while ~ UOJ eTeigas were taken out for America
Securities quite buoyun AFTER oncieI hours
owins to The in New. York reported Per JgTa
LoSpos OPENING PRICES, March li.-Consols, Tor
money slidslI; account. 92tds2t New fhIees ,hut
LosDos / P. N. PRICES, March H-Consoh, Tor
money sIid9lIi account set ASH New ThIees shut
LoSDoY, Noon, March H.-Consols opened hrm
and advanced to % SIG buyers and steady va ga!
with very te doing Shares inactive bu, prices generally have
improved and the tone Of The market good CaadA' I'M
changed; Am.ri;sns fat
LoSDos Thursday, March l4.-The Bsnk Cont has
risen without NAL ing alteration IN The rate Of discount
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MAHKET, March li-hhrket
very sales probably about 5000 5000 bale. Imports
nc previously, %, les
Lospos CfosiYG Prices 1iTH.-Consols, money,
slids2; account, 81! ASH, New Thfees, sbut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
Tprpsp.y March o3-p N


Before the First Board this morning, Stoke were
BETTER and the Indications in favor Of sdvanc-
ing market. Under this impression, the first opera
lions at the Board were at better quotations, and the
bidding Oh come stocks during the early part Of the
fession was quite spirited. further development Of
the tone Of the market encouraging ~ specula
ton FOR the rise and there presently manifest
abatement in the courage and confidence Of buyers.
New-York Central, which opened with 4 very good
show of strength at 49, tabered off TO 49, and Erie in
which the movement, seemed quite brisk at the start,
after selling at 32i became heavy ut 32l. This was
the course Of the market for nearly every stock which
followed, the quotations in almost every instance
dropping NJ the close Of the calls. There i'm
porant movement in speculative way on the part OF
either bulls bear, and the feeling Of hesitation and
indifference which lac prevailed for several weeks was
quite apparent. Tie tone outside Of the Stock
market is generally hopeful but only enough 70
induce holders Of sock to keep what they have
for better market The effect Of this Is two.
fold in producing duhess it limits both the supply and
demand and keeps the operators Of the Board within
narrow range Of fluctuations Federal stocks continue
rather unsetted in consequence Of the uncertainty
10 the bids for the next ssue Of g. 0OO TIE bank
ers generally Of course not unwilling to have the
quotations recede before the last day Of bidding, but
steady investment demand prevents any material de-
cline. Between the Boards, the coupon stock Of 1881
cold low 92 but later in the day il was up 10 80
again. Railway Bonds are stn in brisk demand, and
advancing. The supply Of favorite descriptions Is
scanty. Illinois Central and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy y cents were each fraction higher, and
Chicago and Northwestern Let Mortgages advanced
II v cent At the Second Board, prices were lower
for the lesdng Railway shares, and the market was
heavy at the close The foreign news, although favor
ably construed, had percepuble influence upon the
days business, and the transactions convey en- inn
preston that home troubles the great ncutns upon
the market The closing prices were: For United
States 6s, 81 registered 95i e95i Tennessee State &C.
75ia76; Virginia State &C. IA a7si Missouri State
Go, 66t e66i; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, $50
S5i; New-York Central Railroad, 7Si s7e'; Erie
Railroad, 81 a32i Hudson River Railroad, 45s 845i;
Harlem Railroad, l6i el6ii Harlem Railroad Pro-
fsrred, 4Oi AL; Reading Railroad, 4494f!; Meh-
gan Central Railroad, 57io57ii Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, Ht0Hij Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed
Stock, 3Si a3si; Panama Railroad lRall7ii Illinois
Central Railroad, iaslii Galena and Chicago Rail-
road 73a 73i Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, $50
,5;; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, so 1885,
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, 7Si s7Jii
illinois Central 70, l02al02i.
There ww but little doing In foreign ssehanss " ]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
ITALY.

There was a rumor that Francis II. had ordered
Gen. Fergola TO surrender Mcssna. Another report
says that the General expected 70 be compelled 70
surrender by lis own garrison. The night lights had
been removed from the approaches TO the roadstead OF
Messina by order of the Neapoiitsn commander.
The Sandman Minister of War lie said 10 have de-
cided Oh razng the Notifications Of Gaets 10 the ground
In the Italian Chamber Of Deputies, Zanolin Presi-
dent by seniority, made speech, in which be ex.
pressed the hope that Rome about TO be made tue
capital of Italy and that the delverance Of Venice was
approaching. He alec eulogized Garibsldi.
Ratazz the chosen President Of the Chamber, in bis
speech on taking the chair appauded the speeches Of
: Prince Napoleon and NJ. Won Vincke praised Carl
baldi and expressed confidence in the solution Of the
questions of Rome and Venice.
Count Csvour, in presenting project Of law pro-
claiming the Kingdom Of Italy, said:
Italy 1. completing the work Of her Consultation and IL
making herself oae country by her and eiutiors she
siuted Victor Enanse under the new tile which Italy
Turin to Palermo has ACCORDED him on WI e0nhrm H. " the
Senate has done, by your universal sufTaseG"
telegram from Rome says the Duke de Grammont
had been charged To announce the Pope that the En-
peror Napoleon disavowed the speech Of Prince Nspo
leon in the French Senate.
There were reports al Rome that the Sardinianf
would be in that city on the 18th Of March.
The Opinione of Turin denies the report that noeo.
tstions had been entered into between the Sandman
Government and Rome.
The Queen of Spain s said to have offered the Pope
her Royal Palace at Madrid but the Pope announced
his intention Of remaining at Rome.
An elaborate system Of opposition against the new
Government Of Italy had TO light in the shape Of
long series Of instructions 10 COnfessor, IN which
almost every form Of opposition to Victor Emanuels
rule is insisted upon as a religious duty.
Cardinal Antonelh had sent a dispatch TO the Pom
tifcal Charge dAfares in Paris replying to b. de La
Guerronere's late pamphlet. He boldly charges the
Emperor with being the Of all the troubles which
beset the Government of the Holy See.
The git of piece Of land by Garibaldi for an En-
gIish Church at Naples had been approved BY the
Prince-L eutenant-G General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

Finally, there world be cause for congrs dation If
such a result were obtained both in london, Paris,
Marseles, and ConstantinoPle whe,e accepances are
held which are falling DUE and -ghere houses may be
seriously embarrassed if the 'raDgeueDt advise be
not carried iuto effect II even the intervent on of the
Government were nece.sary TO secure this solution,
notW outstanding the dislike feel TO see Government
interfere in such matters, we do not hesitate TO call
upon it TO dofo under existing circumstances. The
present is 10 ordinary affair The Government has al
proceenps Il interfered too late in the opinion OF
soae persons Was not in fact, III the beginning OF
Decemberihat is say, about the time that 'he suo
scription for the Turkish loan opeDed-that reports
of serious charges were circulated Of which the Minis
ter Of Justice has spoken in Lis report to the EPe-
rOr % A.
1t appears that Of the Turkish bonds iseued 6y me
Caisse des Cbenirs de Fer 1902 900 only taken by
5000 subscribers At 3l2f for each bond they wouId
amount TO 81 S24 00. OF that sum 70, nave
been received by the Casse des Chemins de FER lDe
remainder according 20 the terms Of subscription, is
payable by the end Of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

citadel Of Mcssna to the Chamber OF Deputies- Inc
Chamber passed amid accamations vote OF tnanks 70
the land and forces The project law respecting e
assumption Of the title Of the hing Of Italy has oeeh
formally received. .,
NAPLES, March -, 1861.
The citadel of Messina captulated yesterday even
ing. The conditions Of tie capituadon are hot ye,
known Civitela Del Tronto will not be able 10 noiu
out much longer. Liberto Romano has rendered niS
reignation Director Of the affairs OF the ih'eriof
Prime, Csrgnan has given orders that the Neapoi''i
officers who stay ing in the Roman States shai 10 u
lowed to return to Naples The Italian army 10 70 oe
divided into six corps darmee; the 4th corps, nnaef
command OF General Ciadni, will proceed to bologna
LArEsr-ria Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, March IA, 1861.
The steamship Nova Scotian from Portland March
Q, arrived at this port to-day.
Steamship Fulton, from New-York March2, touched
at Southampton yesterday and landed the English por
ton Of her mails and passengers
Cotton opened firm. The sales yesterday and To-Day
foot dp 1000 bales, of which 5000 weie taken py
SPECTATORS, the market closing with an upward ten
dency.
Breadstufs firm, but quiet
Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Thursday March l4-p. m.
Console closed at 81 I a9li for money, and 2i9S2t
for the account; Illinois Central Railroad shares are
quoted "a a 70; New-York Central II G73.
LiyERpoOI March II, ls6l-s m
CorToS-The marke, has been slow in tone, but
has been steis alteration In quotations since the de-
parur Of the Canada The s Of Monday and Tuesday were
10 COO bales GLIDING 800 speculation AID for export
Some sutho.s prices shade lower than On fridAy
At Manchester YESTERDAY prices show ed slight de-
cline from Friday last both 10 god, and but g. the lower
Of last week there appeared be rather disposition 70
do business.
BRLaDsTUYFs.-Messrs Wakefield Nash, and Rich
srdson Spence Co report: FOuT IN request and gen
eIsily held for advance Of Cd y Dbl sales at ~ doio
dearer; Red II san l0 he u sd4 GENITAL Corn ia
80 d3si.
PRoyIsIoss.-Beef in fair demand at low prices.
PORK quiet Bacon slow Of symptoms Of better
inquiry. Lard dull and pouna Tsiow unchanged eSo9'
for n. A.
PRopucE,-RosIs quiet at 4Ila4I2 for Common;
Spirits Tuentin. dull At 20 ash. Governed veg doll and
pressed for sale at 80 d+6 Sugar unchanged Rice and Cone
du Ashes quiet Pots 1913 Pess 49, Linseed o. ISis9
29Is 800,
LoSDcs -WHEAT firm, and partially ] 02i dearer
good inferior dull FLOUR unchanged sr6ah 3D. los
Raw Refined steady CoTYEE quiet Native Ceyon raiher
on 6293 Scotch Pig IRos 41l6a45s The WooL saies
continue Nth steady for good samples but dull for -
fefioT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

The Queenstown dispatches give lower quotations,
and describe the market Of the 18th fiat FOR American
stocks.
The London Time, City Article Of the 18th has the
following paragraph:
Funds oc,r.d r,.ey y,ed,y, improved rate. but later
new. iroa Ns~ Yoh Indicating the probability OF Lincons in
sususor tsnt the signal for nor for the
nsnI Of sess boules caused decline which the market
closed Tue ZANE cause Depressed the Railway market but
the eiSse there wss tendency 70 recover.
We cannot report any great change in the Dry Goods
market since our last review. The principal activity is
obseryed with the large distributing houses who pre-
sent attractive and varied assortments, and to whom
the general trade is gradually centerng. In reviewing
the trade for the past month"; led to believe that
the aggregate business has been much larger than at
one time supposed-as it has probably been equal
10 about 20 v Of the Period last year. 1t is
generally believed that Of April will be still larger.
The warehouses al the great Western depots over
flowing in abundance with cereals of all kinds, which
are CT present in active demand for the European mar
kets and every transportation facility is taxed beyond
precedent This activity must impart increased ANNA
ton 10 the general business Of the West equaze the
exchange and give confidence TO the interior merchant
in his purchases. Nevertheless, many sound practical
merchants do not take this cheerful view Of thngs and
predict that the worst is yet to be They regard
the peaceful solution Of difficulties quite mprob-
able, and the advices from the European mnrlets
unsatisfactory. The unfavorable accounts from India
the disappointment in the effect thus far produced by
the peace 10 China, aud tie unessy feeling to the
course Of politics 10 EuIope well our own Secs
ion troutes, has given check 20 trade, and general
depression exists. The value Of their staple fabrics
have considerably declined and goods ACCOMPLISHING
The vaus Of money in those markets has increased
from the shipments Of 30 much gold in providing for
deficient harvest, and they suppose monetary crisis
may yet exs and that relations with the foreign
markets are Of tu,l character that lie Influence will
be felt dsasIcuty tere therefore they prefer TO act
with ges, caution, and will not engage 10 new enter
Iises The movement in Print Cloths is more notice.
able, and the transactions have been large leading
broker from the East reports sales made In this market
to-day Of about 50 900 peces on the basis Of &c. for
6QxeI. Sales 10 PrVyideucs sqs ths week hsve been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

The balance on hand with the Receiver, Feb. j, was
fl9,4Il 81 Received during the month Of February,
from back balances and current business sl7 326 49,
Total, $36,73S IL.
In the statement of the past years business Of the
Cleveland gainesville and Ashtabula Railroad Com
pany, published in our columns yesterday, the net
earnings sLould have been given at sb33,6i6 "a.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was s2l,
Ala S07 g. The Money market shows no variation for
day or two worthy Of especial notice. The supply 10
largely In excses Of the demand at the rates recently
quoted but lenders are not disposed TO make further
concessions at present. On call the rate is from 5a
y cent with the bulk Of loanb at the lower figure.
The trains Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line
Railroad via LogansVort, will commence running
regularly about the Goth Of April.
We haye received from A. II. Nicoay & Co. their
sem.nonthy price current Of stocks and bonds giving
the latest market prices:
The CITY Of Baltimore brings London dates 10 the
18th and telegrapbic dispatches from Queenstown TO
the l4th The financial and commercial news is favor
able Choice bills were discounted in the open market
at II y cent, and the probability of reduction IN the
bank minimum TO 7 cent beginning TO be dir
cussed. Continental Exchange continues in favor Of
England and the Bank is rapidly recovering from vari-
GUS sources the coin and bullion depleted by shipments
10 America An amount Of $1,000 Of gold was
bough, by the Bank on the 18th, and the next India
steamer is expected to bring 100000 in silver Con-
soils were quoted 81 dsli for money and at s2 6s2i
for the account Cotton was very firm. Since the last
Of November the amount Of gold shipped TO America
was $50 GOO or sboui s2 400 900. 1t is stated that
the Grand Trunk Railway Company will not be able
TO meet the interest due the 18th inst 70 the stock Of
,ho AtIa g. Inv Rail- v
Grand Trunk This will not occasion much surprise in
this country where is pretty well understood that
freight from the West Boston via Portland has been
carried at rates which could not pay running expenses
The Grain news by this steamer 10 important. The
market is firm on account Of rainy weather and fore
bodings about the crops American Securities not
so firm in consequence ot 6squie,ing political iDtelli-
genee from this eide. The quotations Of The London
III e. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
TURKEY.

The Constantinople correspondent Of The London
Tunes, writing on the lat inst says:
=" On Friday last there reception at the American
Ministers IN honor Of the Anniversary Of the birthday Of Wash
gton At bah In the evening nearly all the representatives OF
the European Satee present. with the exception Of SIR
Henry Bnwer whose bsence bss been the occasion OF much
remark appears that difference occurred between his
Exceency TIE American Minister 10 consequence OF the
latter having the members Of the doSatqHe
the reception ia full uniform. The resu that
neither the Embass Of his attaches present.
According TO dispatches in the French papers the
Mussulmans were assuming most threatening attitude
toward the Christians in Syria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
AUSTRIA.

dispatch from Pesth, of the llth inst, announces
that in the various electoral districts the voting for the
MEMBERS Of the Diet proceeded III perfect order NJ
Desk end NJ. Szalsy were elected neneeIs by aceia-
nation.
A letter from Gen. Turr and Gen. Klapka had been
abBsbed, exhsrting the HuDgarians not TO compro-
mise the deiverance OF Hungary by premature move
uent which they say Austrian agents are fomeItiDg.
Gen. Turr urges bis eounirymen 70 preserve their
forc-t intact for more favorable circumstances. -
Count Mensdor6 Po1illy had been appointed Civil
and Military Governor Of Galida.
Aseparate Provincial Government had been granted
TO the Buckowina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

day. The leading bankers still hold Sterling at los.
The Vipo brinqs f24s5i0 in specie and the City Of
Baltimore ES4, s3O, - total Of about 81 ,65O,OOO.
FIeights-Rates are better. To Liverpool the en-
gagemens are 26, 900 bushels Wheat at Id, in ships
bags 400 bills. Flour, at S.. 90 600 bush. Corn at
3d. in bulk and 100 old. in ships bags 800 boxes
Bacon and 800 pkgs. Lard, at 3O032s. 3D.; 46O
Beef at C. rs hhds. Tallow, at 3Os. 1900 boxes
Cheese, at 35037s. 3D., and 10 tee. Rice at BE- To
London: 1050O bbs Flour at 3s. 3D.; 40 ties. Tallow
and $50 tcs Lard at $751; II goo bush. Wheat in ships
bags private terms. Per steamer: 40hbds. Talow,
at 45s 100 pigs Butter at 60s; 1000 boxes Cheese
at Co.,. 17Go bbls Flour at S.; 5000 bush. Wheat,
at l1d in shippers bags and 5000 bush Corn, at lOsd,
in shippers bags. To Glasgow: 10000 bush. Wheat,
at lid, in bags, and $500 bbls Flour, at Be- Cd A
ship TO Glasgow, with 10000 bush. Wheat at Id in
ships bags. The ship Julia Lawrence, from Norfolk,
with 50 600 bush Wheat 10 Liverpool at llld. in
bags vessel Of $50 tuns to the North de of Cuba
and back, with Sugar, at 40e., and Molasses at s.
The business of the Sub-Treasury WAS Receipts,
sll5,S53 3S-for Customs $lOsoOO Payments, $751;
725 A.; Balance, s6,osO,4 9l Is.
The State Bank of Newark, n. j., has declared
a semi annual dividend Of v cent, payable on and
after the let prox.
The earnings Of the Chicago and North-W estern
Railway for the third week in March, were as follows:
1861 .'..'.'..-''''''~,v.5J
1860 Ai''i 90
Increase. ...."..."............' &5,lOe -
The earnings Of the Chicago, Alton and 81 Louis
Railroad, Tor the third week in March, were:
lsoo...."..... ..........."...."."..'' D4Ss u
Incresse......................... 1881 Is
Tho Fshrnarv repor of the Receiver of the Cincinnati,
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad shows as follows
EARNINGS.
Through passengers %
Mail.
incSi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3o-l2 Col 81
EIPEHsEs
Extraordinary ''''''''''
Capital and construction. oS' A'-' W.
Net eaynings. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

zevsl medical student killed at the window of his
house; Bepdel, workman Kabatkin, butcher;
Tcherpevtch, farrier The inhabitants Of Warsaw
have opened subscription to nay the expenses Of
buryine the victims slain the 9th. SUN of
20O'OO6 francs was collected, but the workmen and
unoexabers would accept nothing Crowns of tborns
have been placed on the tombs of the victims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
HOLLAND.

The new Ministry is announced. 1t includes Baron
Zuy len Van Nyvelat, Foreign Affairs NJ. Godefroi
Jnsrice; Baron Van Heemsbra, Interior; NJ Goud
riaan, Finance; Col. V. Casembroot, War and NJ y.
I oudon Colouiee