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ocZAK FRE,GHTs At NEW YoRK-Masch 81
Rstes are hrmer. The enga engagements are sA,ooo
buehels eorn, at sAd, in bnA;; 1860 bbls honf st
10 81 beef st S. = 70 9dt Ionon e sss bb,s aoa7 i
IS 3D. To Bristol, 100 bbls dour at 81 3d. and 80
TINS tailow at 49s In charters, We hear Of vessels
~ate terms. The British bark Acme to Cork and a
19saEne.
New ORLEANS. March a6-Flour dull at G.. 90 for
Ness pork unchanged and IN moderate demand at
4ls. Lard unchanged and quiet at oxc. Bulk
sn ssa se1 %ax { 6 e. iGn nn
Il IN good demand, and good TO prime IL Ac high
sa q nse. p4esa fcea
1ance has BEEN established; fully dir to prime 5x
sesf KSf:ss: @ q ~; es a1s1a a the
x> .RA1r11oRE, March a..-F!our steady: Howard
drm; I'd It G;N@I 50; xhits 8 1.z0@sI6s. Forn
ssshsaEed dosss asn St 1szes Willy Iii sas stssdy
At III. A.
= ToRoxrc, March 2'.-The wetness Of yesterday
morning prevented teams from coming to market,
So son,s I'll wheat, ea1s, of an ordinary sample,
wa sold at Il ID: aaf few lots spring 1t 9a@a3
Flour Is naehangsd, though the feeling continues
Is e. ronnd iots: Ne heard of no sales Snail
pxzees OF lees thaa 100 barrels do not bring over
f460.-GE16s. ri e -;
.MorrnxAr " wEz11;Y M4xKr1--M LEE: March . Flour
ase ssnssa I'll
Fs eoaId @ 8 pa:esd sa ] one iotos 90 Bis q
hraaas ss1a 70 ssis. %hieh nas been t6e Tsngs
day i e5:1e, xithout 1eadlng 10 sa,ee ot any kon
dc quotations ART based On sales By dealers, For
nature deliveEy Tt deuaand has besn langaid this
- 01x ons ~ q p
: fsudefed on aams Terms today without leading to
.SsIna. Grsin.-Whest Early In the week t6ese
w.a :ns inquiry choice IP2s Gaa1a sgns
paaced 1t f1:s6, one lot og choice with buyer
:. option of Delivery 1t .&1.A: Several lots sre
= now % ths 1krkst at The latter figure, also zone
mid bss Become raore limited within ihe lzat few
ee1 10 20 some =: e. q a III e.
eesas ~ @ s'R.ss a :slss III soe d s5ip
Ment reported for some TING back dealers pay o.
s dc5 III lots eaaaa ess
Z: 3hx It 6oc Pr 50 ns. Gorn-None here. PFoyis
ions-Beef y still dtnsnlt of quotation; no sale,
character; holders Asm at quotations 7RQttsr Il
still Eet7 dali khfr lots are offered At 18c, at whfel
:. there - no sh hpptnG demand. Lasd du1, hut NJ
"a changed frIn ii ag1k In 1egss-Gasstts- =:
NV Yosx H1pk: NAKkx4, March 97-There 1
afsir dssaaaa. prinefpaliy ron the hade, and 81
- 1.iassl i asjse. Is. @ ~ p @ esnf -, L
1iande, a iRt, tof Canada. 1eas dnty and 5per cen
ssadh; :8aoo 1sheilo. On private terms, an
9ses! 9s = I'd r. = s,as ass ss' @ aa.
:kzaA1x, Msfieah parcel of red atat
ssssef sc ~ ss = az. a. a.
IT IT ssass sssiI t&s: &C. !: ss' s e ;a
-.1tff
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Cincinnati Markets.

The Gazette p1 Go-QAy e8yss
The money market exhibited no new feature to
1aY. Business progresses smoothly, with fair Of
fertngs OF acceptable paper, and an adequate sup;
nv q currency. Rates OF interest are maintained
at 10012 per cent.
The market for Eastern exchange continues to
work close, and credits are running low. So far,
hnVeyer. the demand has been freely met. dealers
= most cases drawing for S1tfde1s 81, III as eqa
for New York and Phtlaaslph1ss with occasional
transactions at slightly higher figure.
The dates from Liverpool are to the 14th inst 4
aeeided advanee was eetahlished.tn breadstuaa; T.
New York, and prices advanced 1010c q bEa on
nour a@6 bnshel on Theat sna ds eorn t4t fa-
American interests dering the large amount Of
grain on hand and the favorable Appearance Of the
growing wheat crop. In cur market, parties hav-
fne private dispatches bought about 1900 brls fonr
eay in the Day at e. 80 foE sapeEfne but after the
news was made public an advance Of t0920c Mas
askea, and the market closed unsettled; For
wheat an advance Of s@5c Wa asked a3 70 ena3nge
quiet but steady. There waa continued taif de,
1and f5r groceries at full prices.
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The Philadelphia papers give an account Of
amost heaEtrending exposure to the cold and
suffering from want Of two little boys named
Charles Hill and Frederick :Needlow, at pub.
lie schoolhouse in TINT city. The Journal says:
Some older boys had induced them to play
"hide and seek " on Monday afternoon, af1er
school session, and IN hiding the little fellows:
found themselves locked In q pfivy belonging
to the school, which was, seldom used, and
when the door was shut with the spring lateh:
the children inside could not open it, and the
little ones left there to heeke during the long,
dreay cold and stormy night. The former was
six years and the latter BaTen years Of age.
They. finally cried themselves drowsy, and fell
down in the hodid p1ace to sleep, only, how
ever, to awake to find themselves still ia 5ris.
on, hungry and frozen. The parents of the
children were, as may be Imagined, almost dis
tracted they had the police telegraph in 9pa-
ration nearly all night, but mo Hdihga Of their
dear ones we're received. 7. On Tuesday morn
ing, about nina o'clock, little Freddy heard
one Of the teachers moving in an upper room
He made what noise he could, and the young
1edytaacher came TO his relief; aud rescued the
boys from death. Upon examination the ply
sician declared that Eharlaa HI1Ewaa soibfdiE
frozen that he could not survive Ffedefiek
Needlow may 1--we, tutshis feet ara badly frozen
sad viii have to be amputated .*, - :.
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TRTISTFF'S SALE. Whereas


L Jearum Atkins, on the eleTenth day Of January.
dsned; as Trustee. Deed Of TEnst, conveying tsa
pfcMSes hereinafter described secure tha naynent
81 cerrain Prou,issoEy Note therein mentoped aud
described for fnu description ct which said nnre
ana OF his power In said Deck. crRtafcrd refer
ence hereby made to The Eecof af a4 Deed vhich
said Deed OF Trust Was duly REGARDED in fhe RacnT
der's Office OF Cook County, Illinois, In BOOK IS 81
Dteda Page t. And, whereas defaut has been Ynain
IN the payment Of sad Prontasory Note ind appIica
don has been maaa to me- by Joha Brooks, the payee
and legal holder tfeof, to sell said premises under
and By Ftne q the power In said Deed Of Trust con
tat4ed. and toE the p9Spo*es rhers:n expressed.
shall sen st public auction At the norh door of tho
Gourt A91se, n the City Of Chcago. tna state of
41noa tox sas highest and best price the sams wiz
bring u ash for she purposes In satd Deed Of Trust
1ptss6ed ~ ten O'Clock tte FORENOON on Saturday
tne fntfeeuh day Of APRIL A. D. 1851 tue premises IL
6aia Iced of Tnst described &ud situate ID Evanston
Y the County Of Cook. ara stota af Illinois, toWft-
EomnenctnE II . point in tie eantta Of tne County
fso4G ut ~ fpdA south u the north Ane OF Section
gnteen N8). Town forty one t1l Range tourteen Gay
e &heRea running east tn the east hle Of the nu8th-
west quarter az the northwest qu2rter Of aa sec ioa
eaEhseen thenca s1nth six roda sad al%t5fou1 hun.
north In Of aid Section eighteen to the centre o{
The Aforesaid County Road, shsneo naKshe.ty along
the centte road 70 the placa OF beginning
tai1111g sbont haK az acre, mora Or ieaa
together With the buildings erean together VIII hi
th6 sppurtenances thereuuto ttloh ging Aad al ths
right title, benefit and equity of redemption or eaid
Tsnx1R Atkins his hels aeaignA M TO Said mrs.
misses. CH tELA3 j. GREGORY, Trustee
Chicago, March 13th, 1881 mn13ea41-td
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Convicted: Miles ]. Bradley, well known
In this city for his connection with the Bdone
County Bank fsud, has been sentenced to|hve
years confinement In the Missouri peuite4tia-
n by a st. Louis Court I The charge against
served ont his term Of punishment In Miseod:
n, should he live SO long, there will be charge,
Of . similar character for him to anBwer fdr 10
authorities In Indiana: Bradley il venerable
sinner, being NOW In bis sixty-ffth year. When
his term Of pena1 service expires ha viii lie Ut
ri limit nf earthly: probati -1saianapoas
, 1861-03-30

RICHMOND, March 26.-The rumors Of the
transfer Of guns from Be1lona Arsenal, near
Richmond, to Fortress Monroe were the basis
Of resolutions in the House to-day, protesting
against the movement Of arns, or an increase
Of armament by the Government within the
limits Of the State. Substitutes to the reso1u.
tion were offered, and long debate ensued,
but no action was arrived at.
, 1861-03-30

NEW YORK, March GA Paris letter in the
Times states that the French and English Gov
ernments are fitting out q powerful fleet; Of
war steamers for the United States. The sng-
gestion came from England. France will fur
contingent will probnb1y be iarger. The feet
will sail under sealed orders.
Spain is also preparing to send formidable
force to the Gulf Of Mexico, though not work
ing In concert with France and England. :
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Tuesdays Nsxx.. York Cattle Market.
! = -.IFrou Wednesdays NJ. Tdhnnel

Bu11s HEAD, March a6.--!This Ia one Of the mar
kst Dr. MnSa 5Ggsfs ,2s soh SsHs Msn sfs
Married g; csraesefssth. Th1s one has for droYess.
It ii Day which they GIL call to mind ~ he dna
ws e :e cas ssif' e no T. b @
% much or ths low iate At Which bullscks are sSl
about $500 head but because tie BUYERS and se]ers
came fnto market this uFnfng under the 4rnpress-
ion tha. there must be between GOO and 500
based upon that eatinate at The pta1t, and ranged
nearly cent pound, net, lower than last Tues
aaX af ssareSsy Sy any5atng excspt stesEs
Of beet sinking edal. aud prices gensrsily ringing
from to cent?, the extremes Being 6b9c. We
don't know when We h4ve eger seen fewer cattle
Ing quality and price and estimated weights into
account, we think they haye not sold at lower
rates during the past winter and aut1mn. The
Is nation Of Jews, and Whenever the rules of that
the demand for beef cattle j. vsry much lesaened.
dsy 'h sasstS md
ne5 come 81 Il r S be extremely a
the number does not appear unusually large. The
agersge weight, however, e heavy, and the quali-
gead % fst sss stesrs. shieh tie best b1seheis are
disposed. to buy at not over, 81 cents net
and there ~ sre plenty s ef rtssss
Sc and but few droves Will average that today.
What tomorrow will bring forth remains to be
seen. We already zee that there will be an unusu-
ally proportlon Of the stock left over Tor the
second day sales, and we think that brokers. since
the number In the sa1e-pens has been ascertained
| cattle with more confidence that the second day
will be no worse than the first 1t will be seen by
our cattle report from Albany that the number 81
bu1ocs there was very large, but we see but Little
over half Of them here; The remainder vent te
Boston, Providence, ard down East generally, and
siderable number Of work oxen also went to the
country. We do not hear ofany lots likely to come
into market tomorrow, Or next week. OF those no1
here, which arc reported upon the railroads. Tht
weather to day is rot favorable for droye,s It be
body Of snow fast melting. In fact it is now near
" al gone in the city. Very few of the cattle ar
owned this week by specu1ators. They S'snelt th'
brunt Of Htha hardest market Of the SESSION."
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4K1uotK Cook County. Circuit Court Cock County.
11Ch1neesy, Robert seovl y. Hensy ], spA1ding.
EEser, Master IN Cha2ctiJ ef Eaak County stats Of
nnnufa win On the anth day Of AKre Id 1bgi at ID
the mandate In uecree entered Is said rarse seii It
public sacuen for eash 70 see MShes biddazs nstha
II tae ~ el ch;sage ~ of sas fsaox1eg assefi6sd
The haf Of the quarter of 1sf,oa
tve a 10 ToxHshir G51 north Range this-
ing hundred and sixty aeIes of 10 mrch sherrof
- mag be necessary % maka tAa money due to the saa
eo9pa1nAar oy SAD dseree, with principal iateteas
/ C-PAINE FEKKn. Nastar in cnsnssrv Cook c.
Cnatx{u, fefHuzz1 a. 4 D. HN. 1xsls3SStd
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PROVISIONS n MEMrHIs, March 25.-Bulk meatEs
ai III eea s shs1 as Is
are fully Nc easier for bnyeEa and We now quote,
in lots fom store, sfdea 9@eNc; shoulders T@71&c
Lave I ssain g @ nots quiet naarFet With declining
&endency prices, sales having been made during
the pat three days Ct t1a8@11Xe~ for clear sides;
81 Ra 81 sS as 3s er
to extra gugar cured from store. Pork, there is
fair demand, without change u prices, and We
1850, and joles $l.5o@12.60.. Lard. hemarket
Is rery dull and prices altogether nominal, say s
@i01c Tor barrels and tierces, and 1o;S614c for
kegs. in lots from store.-Anaiaaea<
CncNEA11-Aaxch es THE provision market
rena!ns quiet Il seems Impossible: to move prices
either m ce down. There would ha 2 good; de-
mand fof bacon sides at ~ @1oc for rib aud clear.
8eurss. r ghoniders are dull at e. Bulk sides are
heavy. Shoulders daH it DC. Hams meeta aow
lower figure There il not much inquiry for meas
pork. Good brands may be quoted at $16 Is,
though SIT ie asked in many cases; Round lots Of
$16.5O. There Is good demsnd for prime tieree
iard 1T &C. but it Is mostly held at 94c- We quote
keg st 83499Hc for country, aud 1os for cdty.-Ga-
ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-Pork- To-day 80 bbls mess
sold at $1725; 81 eks shoulders packed in salt, at
/ &C. and ii do hams st 7c:. Lard has been rather
heavy, and business small, with reported sales Of
Ing, and Sc for prime the latter being scarce prime
| keg kettle rendered has sold at I0c. To-day We
quote 35 tcs prime at SC; e7 tcs do at T4c; bbls
g. R1as;s. - $s; ana &n' ''' ''@ Oh private 'sF@s
| LOUISVILLE, March 27.-PFovisions are quiet and
unh1tered, MessTs. Stewart & Barter report sales
OF 100 bbls city mess pork at ~; 200 erces prime
pieces bulk hams at 74c. There weze Rales also oa
5sau1s &c. Is AssSa es % III 2 spe ss
f-arrY fc
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con dnll. IAsd steady. md saeaihad moderate; j;
: sa1es no bsls 1t ef810c fo9 No J. prime. Butter
GKoExH1k8.+@Q Qotf.e. market iatm4nnd demand
fair; salss 90 bagsR at 11x018X, including
$500 bags extra Br1gadieE last eYeninG 1T 12H l00
;laEs Ma1acaiho at 144@14E.s Sugar very firm
and demand more active: silica 800 hhds at 44@
~ for Cnba h4ktx for Porto Rico; 1toboxes Ha
ysna at bH: Moae4set esAn1noa; RFade4 dull and
heafT. while good 4n4l 9ate sc&ice and wanted
ssles 1A hrls at s83a6; 1a0 hhd1 Porto Rico ct Is
@s9; % hhds Caha ha.mnscoFado; 129lgx.
,sTocks-Rather better and quiet. G q r k8.
: Gal Chi 14K, n 8 guar 88H, M O. CbSH, EFie 50,
d ID bonds 69k, H9f 1st ISL, Tenn 6's s6H, 9 d
30. scrip Bin, G b q 78X, Heading OK,
Del 4THud s9H, Z g TEX, Han d st 10 20, . =
So Of '8t coupons aSX.
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Including the bay shore as far IS reported.
The falling of In the arrivals OF sail vessels dur
ing the year 1850 owing to the reduced lumber
trade Of the Depere, Fort Howard and East River
mills. The falling of in the tub and pail expoeta-
tion, Is In consequence Of the mannfaeturers eend
Ing their wares By railroad South, instead Of by
lake IA formerly.
, 1861-03-30

MILWAUKEE, March 29-The Republicans
yesterday nominated John PIankinton for
Mayor, John Fl. Feseh for Treasurer, and Fred.
G. Winkler for Attorney.
, 1861-03-30


.. New YoRk, March a9-The " Quaker Cit, =
from Havana Monday has arrived.
Muck axcltement existed at HaTana. On the
subject Of .annexafidn Of aan: Domingo to
Spain. =: 1t seems the system Of Spanish emf
grafton has been going On to that Mlaud, the
emisrants being Instructed when. the proper
time arrived to hoist the Spanish :dsg, and 1n-
vokstbe protection of SPAIN -Thib was done
on the 18th, much to the astontshment Of the
plaGKs and nat1Ves-,;, " -. =; :sE 4 =, ::
=: When the newa reached Havana, the frigate
Blanca, fully armed with large nnmber OF
regular troops, Was5 dispatched, sailing pn the
23d. Two screw frigates viii soon follow with
5000 regulars. II large naval and military
force or ! 10 900 nenas laid to be on the way
from Spain.
same fate as. Dominica, with the consent
Of France. '< q '':sF :;
II .is said q million dollars Is en- route from
/ Spain to aid he*metal1ic circulation Of the
Island. ,:: d.
Sugar quiet.
, 1861-03-30

NEW YoRK, March 20. The case Of the
steamer Bieuyil1e has been arranged At Wash.
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The affair aa1ras has taken On so serious q
turn, that that gentleman has again been placed
au secra, When first arrested he made such
threats against the Government, that he Was
ut once secluded: subsequently he was allowed
to receive visits from his wife and daughter,
Princess de Poligsnac, and still later On was
permitted to receive his lawyer. But now he
is again secluded, and the reports about town
are quite as numerous and alarming as when
the arrest was made. It is said, among other
things, that high public fanctionaries are I'M
plicated, aud that designations and arrests may
be looked for that will startle the town. The
debates in the Senate on the paragraph Of the
Address Of Interior Affairs, and IN which ref
erence was made by N. Dupin and Others to
this affair, was no doubt the starting point Of
the new alarms on the subject. The impa.
tienee OF the public is such that NJ de Germ
ny, after the Government has been Obliged to
| give explanations through the press. The ex
animation Of II. Mires' affair must in fact be q
complicated and tedious task.-Faris Con. N
| r Times. -.
, 1861-03-30

BURLINGTON, March 29.-Four feet two inch.
es Of water IN channel on lower rapids about
on stand,
, 1861-03-30

Commerce of Green BAY for 1860.
The Green Bay adcocate publishes the following
figures a. the exports from that port for two
raaRnns.
, 1861-03-30

NJ ASTER'S SALE.-State OF ILL.,
~ ~, nois Cock County S. A4oleh Yaehde ".
In the Superior Court Of Chicago. II Chancery.
puolie nouee is hereby given that Hiram Mather,
~ Master In ChahceFy OF the superior Court Of EhcarO
Will on Lie ninth day Of April l. D. 1s1, atten oelocE
In the forenoon Of that day obedience to nanda:
entsred in the above entitled c4ns and to Pay the
pedhoners Judgment for that against .ro ahovu
e the highest bidder. At tue n:rth door Of the Ceurs
the following described LOT With the building thereon
sltuata Ia Rsd County q Cook to w.t. Lot c-, Block
twenty -Ene. In sdsaa Addition to ChtcnSo aud ttn
building thereon HIRAM i. MATaEE
Mastex IN Chancesy of the superior Court Of Chicago
KING. SCOTT WILSON. solicitors for Petitioner,
Dated, Chicago, March IL, Is6t u.hiGe2,itl
, 1861-03-30
MASTERS SALE-Ssate Of I'll

A9L nofa. Coos Coanty-SJS. Superior Court OF chi.
caEoIn Eha2cery. Nathan Z. r!att, President u the
Artisans Bank rs Stephen A. Douglas Adele Douglas
and August Belmont.
Pnhlie notca is hereby given that In pursuance Of
decret order entered In the aboye entitled cause on
the ninth day Of March, A. D. so Ira Scott AZ Mas.
er IN ChancerT Of the Superior Court Of Chicago will
the north door Of the Court house 1t Cook County.
u nc City Of Chicago. In sald County OF Cook,
TUESDAY. the twenty. third day OF APRIL d. u. ss6i,
f. ten oclockin the forenoon Of tat day. the ollo
lng dsscrbed real eatata Situate lying aud being n
Illinois to+wit.-19ta numbered ons ~ to twenty tu>
% nota iaslusafe u Block i've t in AEchers Addition
necessary to satisfy the indebtedness dne said com
plalnnt 11der Said decfre and c0sts together With
Ba1a JHa SFAFT
Master In Chancery Of tha Superior Cour. 81 Chicago
Chicago, March 18th ,lGl uhitestI
, 1861-03-30

: sHbAk2NF14A@ 14A&&A1A&A&&Ut"
Wnlts, u bis last letter to tho Home Jou'7sal,
and grind ont s411sages at the eeher:n d really
sssoW !" in companion With the new invention
Tor setting types visit to which waB the
991se. 91tx 9. .ene ct hlssteeent (. walks N Nc"
ssa ss2 e: s az! sisssts fss T. i r. =
stores to their places, the sa1ue amount BY the
same pEpcesslxus asap recs1taerasios Qf osttlev,
whfeh Ii iii NonddI0ha to- belfaVe for an editor,
ct 1east) mEy be possible principle N Na-
II e. typs.stssr i voitea i nke ptsno t BY :
Tor the letter d, for instance, being instead Of
|rthe old faahlonof taking up fhat letter With
the fingers turning 1t right end up and right
side front, and Putting A. Into the line, to be
adjusted With spaeea: y IS revolving table
OF brass the InaEhtne-Workeo y me small
hundred dollars. Il would clear ITSELF" Of
course, BY the saving Of labor, TO say nothing
Of the acceleratlon Of work to. which speed is.
80 necessary Ia very short time Without
going into particular description Of the ms
chineEy, msy Ray, as one who has been .
| to me as the locomotive seems to the stage-
driver or ag the steamboat to the paddler OF
| the cauoa-a an impossible dsaide7asssm brought
| miracnlously to pass.
"PeThaps tho nost curtously Ingenious part
of the invention is that which gives the com
positor chance to scratch his head or indulge
In . reye1y; speak to his friend or light hls
copy -obvisting, fhat Is to say, the necessity
Of rigidly keepfng up with the unyarying 8
steam propulsion Of the machine. This Is
done BY reg1ster-wheel, which makes signals
| for the letters before they are taken,, and
which will allow a. many as sixty to aeon.
| rnu1afn hAfnre fhev ara AJHnnKA1 nf with mn
h.ndrance to fhe action 1of the machinery,
Could anything be more Ike brain turned
"The inventor of this wonderful affair, Tin.
othy Alden, Was q practical printer and to it
has devoted twenty yeans, dying, when he bad
at LAST perfected this brain and nerves giving
way to the. diseases Of over-concentration o1
thought and will How many men ara vic.
ttms, IN these fast days,n to this kind Of over.
tasking! Yet Alden lived enough Of a life, il
measured by benefit to his race. Whist wer<
the eventless centuries Of Methuselah, {as q
/ good to the World,} In comparison with the
twenty year invention Of the Massachusetts
type-setter T. -.
, 1861-03-30

= -.-. rauntr E4FxrRa. March, n. ISL. ::
:: Fhe market for Eastern exeasnee eo,osy "ss
atmer, owing TO- N actre demand nom me n'ela-
a. md also to supply our city merchants. VINO aFe
:o.oytdtng fo. the payments OF the In and IN ot
xp,u. Raukers were paying " = cent. In ths
ealsy part Of The days Init before ths close they
wsre eager buyers 1t ~ Ths selling price was
per cent. ;:s.s. I: .r = =,
The supply Of currency - increasing and dis
counts Are ea4y.-
, 1861-03-30

FstpAr Es1KzKe, March "a, 1861.
Tbs following are the seeeipt1 and ahlpnsnsa 1os
the nnst tWeuty{pur honfe:
, 1861-03-30

TUE ELAKE-TRANsPoRTATToE LINEs.--The Buf-
talo. C1eyelaRd, sanduaky, Toledo, Detroit, and and
wel1-known propellers, each commanded by 3 tried
and efficient captain: Equator, Capt. Htnde;
Eclipse Capt: Evers; Equinox. Capt: Gaylor;
Comet, Capt Wetmore; Rocket. Capt: Rice Mar
axes, Capt. Watts -Euphfates, Capt. Long orop-
tes, Capt. Watts Mary Stewart, Capt. Richardson;
Saginaw. Capt Dickson.
The Buffalo, Chtcago, and Lake Huron line runs
Man{towoc. sheboygan. Milwaukee, Racine, and
Chicago. The boats are the Hunter, Capt. Dixon;
Sun, Capt. Jones: Edith, Capt. ball; 0ntonagon,
Capt Wilkins These, connecting with the Bufa-
this city and tie upper lakes, which must com
The Bufaio, Cleveland and Chicago line is to
run SIX propellers on alternate days. with six 9th
tween W this ctty aud Milwankse aud Chicago. The
propeIers OF the B., c. c. line are the Fountain
City, Galena, Wennna, Mendoza, Chicago and Ev-
.ergreen City, Those Of the Western Transports
ti0n Company are the Mohawk, Free State, Tona.
joint organization will make az It DID last year
5 strong and efficient line.-BrDaio Courier. /. ;.
THE BR1G FANNY GARpNER.-This vessel which
went ashora abp1t one mile above the ton bridge
in the terrible storm OF last November, fs now be
who removed the schooner Comet ffom the beach
| short distance above. The Gardner has alread5
been raised to the level Of the ways and as soon al
the latter shall be sufficiently extended she VIII b
to slnk into her element Immediately on, .th'
ssbreaking up" She seems to have suffered bn
| little strain, and is as staunch as new yacht
Mr: Campbell is paid q 600 for getting her afioat
| Buffalo Com. AdeeTtissT.
~- The steamer Forest Queen left yesteraa;;
| morning on her first trip to SREtngaW, with tul
cargo Of freight and qnfte number Of passengers
| Detroit AdTert&ser, 9Th.