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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

II will thus be noticed that the prices which
were current yesterday do not vary materially
from those which ruled on Saturday, I'd. On Mon
day and Tuesday the market gave way, and
sharp decline took place, based upon the belief
that the policy Of Mr., Lincoln would be warlike.
Within the past day or two an impression has pre-
vailed that this Interpretation of the inaugural was
incorrect, and tina. no collision Is likely to take
,tace. This belief has had beneficial effect
upon stocks, and has brought in good many out
side buyers. The bears have been bitterly dis
appointed at the non-arriva of Erie and other
American stocks from England for sale. II was
confidently expected that when exchange fell
below the specie importing point Erie would come
over for sale in large amounts. So far as we can
learn, the very reverse has happened, and the
English interest in that property has been in
creased since the commencement of the
troubles. The same remark will apply to New
York Central. Foreigners seem satisfied that
even war at the South will not mill
tate against the business or the profits Of great
trunk railroads leading between this city and the
West. The general business of the Northern rail
roads continues good, though il is of course less
than it would have been had no trouble occurred
in the political world We are led to infer that
the pending embarrassment in business will delay
the resumption Of dividends by some properties
which would otherwise have resumed their place
on the dividend paying list this summer.
The recent action of the border slave States has
exercised favorable influence on the stocks Of
those States in our market. Since the rejection
OF convention by the people of North Carolina,
the skies of that State have been sold at "a per
cent higher than virginias, 6I per cent higher
than Tennessees, and IA per cent higher than
Missouris. The two last mentioned classes of
stock are just now depressed below tn sir proper
value by free supply of bonds from the States.
Tennessee is issuing bonds pretty literally to rail
way contractors, and Missouris are furnished-in
excess of the wants of the markedly Western
hank audtorg
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CITY InteIligence.

FKs IN vEssy srxsn-shorsly before eleven O'Clock
Saturday night fire broke ous In the willow ware and
basket OF Craig Graham, In the basement Of Nos
II and 70 yesey street. When rst discovered the smoke
was seen issuing from the basement window Tbs
alarm promptly given and the nremen soon at work.
They succeeded in exngushing the fire before got be-
yond the first floor. The damage done to the stock Of
Messrs Craig Graham win amount 70 about $TOO or
$780, Insured for 81 900 in the Market Insurance Com
pany. The floor Of No. TO- the corner Of Greenwich
street, Is occupied by j. C. Bishop . boot and shoe
store. The stock is damaged probably to the extent Of
$500 by IRE and water. Insured for 81 500 the Ha
ton and 81 500 in the Exchange Insurance Company The
first oor Of No. u occupied IN part, by Leopold yoet
in the Williamsburg City Insurance Company.
Mr. Bills also occupies part Of the first
floor exchange Office. Damage about $40.
The second and third floors Of No " are occupied by
j. r. Sauerwein as barber shop and dwelling. He has
sustained some eight damage by water-insured for
$500 in the North River Insurance Company. The build
iDgs owned by the Crarey estate They damaged
to the extent OF $780, said 70 be insured The parties
occupying both the segar store and willow store
haa osy been closed for the night short time before
the ffe was discovered. The cause OF the IRE ia
known At present. but it viii be nvestgs by the Fire
Marshal. 1864 y
NEW YoRK PREPARATORY SmsoL or MDruM A large
number Of persons specially Interested the Of
medical culture in the city, present the
exercises Of the above named Institution
Saturday evening last. DR. John Howe delivered the
the graduating class the members of which
received the degree Of "Batchelor or Medicne title
introduced the occasion for the first time in America
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THE LATEST BIZ THE PRINCE ALBERT

COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 26-Evening.
The total sales of cotton to-day reach 10 900 bales in
GLIDING 5000 bales to spectators and exporters, the
market closing very Arm.
BREADsrUFFs.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. and Wakefield, Nash
4 Co. report-Flour dull and quotations nominal Wheat
quiet. Corn dull; mixed 36s. Cd.
PROVISIONS.
The provision market La dull.
nasKEr-
LONDON, Feb. 26-P NJ.
Conaols closed at 9l'. DIX for money, aud o.. a
91si for account.
The money market is generally unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 26-Eyening.
The closing prices Of conse this afternoon we're 81 o6
a 81 1l16 for money, and 9lal OH. for account.
AMERICAN STOCKS
The latest sales Of New York Central Railroad were at
.3a75
GENERAL NEWS.
The Emperor OF Austria has signed new
which, among other things, grants legislative powers 70
the Diet.
Prince Napoeons journey 10 Italy has been deferred
the Emperor having enjoined him to remain in Paris for
The present. the ground is alleged that the anti
clerical views Of the Prince would give rude impulse
Italy to the question Of the Popes temporal sovereignty
ROME, Feb. "a, 1861
The order of the day of General Guyon censures the
demonstrations made by tho National Committee, and
rejects the address OF congratuaton which the latter
tended to the French and also recommends the soldiers
Of his command to avoid, in future, all popular
sembes.
NAPrEa, Feb. 81, 1861.
The suppression the has given rise to
raj popular disturbances The rioters attacked
converts, but dispersed by the National Guard.
ST.. JOINS, n. T., March ., 1861.
The steamship Prince Albert will sail for New York to
morrow, where she will be due on Wednesday night
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2 Punch seneke Has experienced very weather.
Big M.ssossr, on: Neal Sunderland With mdse 70 Q
neAssr Rn ree las . - Ios 20 y James Lewis native
sns asosf King @royo' Il Gs,. with sugar &C.
ss's iHs Had s:s.I a ~.
Brig Man,sna eof Harpswsr Bsret osrdsnss Is days,
sSg Liberty Orleans stu al $ % sSf ioa
Fec o ss
e ssss a inst 4. 81 lon H. spoke brig PARK
1b Brig Anita oss y. s:S Sssyis. March with
u T ns bark ae q s.
ss sss ns of
days, with sugar &C, 70 o 4 ! Peters :
s.ss si. r ~ 'sss &C.
s Z s::t ds 4 & sss
sHsss S %.s q s,:s s .ssi
sssssh y ss s With e,o. &C.
ssis haa experienced some heavy weather. split
s sss. M .:. ss
r s g Ass C
-: ~ ssis :ss; ais
master inst spoke ship Ocean esnss from from
Kss for sr ss s Henry spoke brig
schr sarah Maria (of Cold spring., Cnderhi Baracos 10
scSr Advance OBJ Curry CornwaiA rs n days. with po
schr Encksntress Lynch Savannah day. cotton to
McCready Mott Co 9Th inst Cape Henry by ~ miles,
spoke bark Hazard 81 days from Rio aneo bound In 70
the Cape. .
Charles Dennis Tucker. Charleston, days. with cot
schr s = strong, Martin, Wimiugton, NC. 7days.
ssSr Hughes s Dass Sswssrn DAYS
schr o,sgsn Kaaase Washington, Scs days with cotton
schr c r vickery. Babbitt, Norfolk days.
schr Birtsa Headey, Virginia, 3 days.
Echr A Law vose, Virginia 3days
Schr q Hoyt Cranmer Virginia 3 days
Schr Isabel Taylor Delaware City Newport.
schr Compromise Mangum, Odessa Del, 2daya
schr GeSTg aI. Morris Smyrna as Del z days
Schr Bascom, Tonly Philadelphia, 2 days
schr II W. rwick Shropshire, Philadelphi days.
schr W r Cox Horton. Dorchester NJ. days.
Schr Runon Mathers, Elizabethp0rt for savannah
Schr Emma Furbush. yerrtll, Rockland, days
schr Mary ! Elizabeth .1z - - Harwieh 8 days
Bchr Ringgold. Crowel Provincetowp 3days
Schr Bon. Hoffman, frovncetown 10. days.
Schr Winged Racer, Doane, Wellfaet for Newark
Scbr Howard. Baker Boston, 3 lays.
schr II sherman, Stei man, Boston, days
Schr Marshal Perrin, Gibbs, Boston, days.
Schr Atwood Kemp Boston for Tangter.
sohr Mary Anna Gibbs Boston for wilmington De-
Schr Ceres. Meredith, Providence foe Newca tie Del
scbr Wonder. Eaieck, Mystic for Philadelphia
schr white Rock, Hall, Southport for Albany.
Schr FIyawsy. Davis sag Harbor for Philadelphia.
echr Thomas Porter Small Greenport for Philadelphia
schr Mary Ellen Chase Greenp.rt for Philadelphia
Steamer Boston, Clocxer, fhiladeiphia
Steamships Augusta Savannah (not h) Chesapeake Bal
timore
From Quarantine-steamship Empire City, Texas.
Wind at sunrise Sw; at sunset NV, light
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--Wheat-Tfe tendency ~ the market was a down.
asl S. for white. and 81 20 81 81 for red western 81 81
for Canada club and 81 SO 81 SO white Canada u
81 23 fer Milwaukee club and amber Wisconsin, ST. l6
IL is for Chicago spring and 81 ~ for red state Corn
quiet, belt held above the views most buyers
Sales made of 80 COO bushels chiefly Western mixed
at soc Coo Tor new. and t6c. 6Ic. for old Rye
msciiye at CSC T0c Barley steady but in limited
request. sales 600 bushels. nj 78c SOC Oats
fraction cheaper state Sac SAC, Canada aud Western
&c 34c.
Co7EE-wih the exception Of sales OF 100 bags Rio
TRANSFERRED.
CorTos.-The stormy weather prevented an active
business The Prince Aberts considered quite
encouraging The es to day comprised 0CO bales
Q basis OF llHc. a Ike for msicling uplands
fElaGins-A very limited business was transacted to-
day, owing to the rain storm Room was scarce
and rates were very high To liverpool there were
shipped 600 boxes bacon and 100 bbs lard, 4Os. To
nents worth mentioning. To Havre, so 900 bushels
wheat reported having been taken in shippers
bags, at 2lc. &c per bushei,
HAY--ales OF 400 bales made at Soc Sc.
market closing brmiy with less offering.
Hots were quiet, at 24c 30c for last years crop
HrpEs The receipts during the week AZ 800 and
$50 oxAend COW, with AIS ba.es Calcutta and
buffalo coo Fast India cow and buffalo and 600 horse
the market cos'rg heavily though not quotabe lower
at unchanged About 900 sicee OF rather poof
quality, were disposed Of nj auction at low figures
MotAsszs.-saies were light, and prices somewhat no
mipai
NAVAL Srofus-Au kinds we're inactive at former rates
PEoyHIoSs -Ooly few small lots OF pork were DIS
eSed O. at ": coz 81 izh for mess and si2 80
with sales Of only IS bos at ecevus pricos 450 tierces
and bos lard changed hanes at q1c. I0hc Cut meats
butter and cheese were in limited request, but
steady.
RcE was firm but quiet at 3hc a 4ac.
sCGARs-Aiout $50 hhds. Of all scriptions were
and neiaoo at t. also 80 boxes Havana at axe Sc
wmsKEY.-Saes Of 400 bbls. were effected az IKE.
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COr0ners' Inquests.

Fatal CAsUAIms.-As the steamboat Rescue was APP
preaching pier No Fast river Friday evening, an
unknown the wharf was observed to fall
board The captain of the tug made effort to the
drowning with boat hook, but in being drawnfrom
the water the unknown crushed between the steam
boa, and the pier and fatally injured Coroner Jackman
held inquest upon the body yesterday when the jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the above facts
height and had sandy hair and whiskers He attred
in black cloth coat, black pants, drab vest aud blue
overals.
Coroner Jackman held inquest upon the body Of
John Hurst, carpenter, who accidentally killed by
falling from ladder at the sectional dock sot OF Clinton
street. Verdict, "Accideutri death" Deceased fifty
years OF age and a native Of this city.
Edward REILLY, native OF Ireland. aged th,rty-aix
years, died Bellevue Hospital Saturday from the
effects Of injuries received by falling from his while
crossing Flushing bridge, Flushing, L. L. few DAYS
ago. An inquest held upon the body yesterday by
Coroner Jackman.
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intended TO go by the Australassn. The agent Of
the eunard steamers il persuaded that the missing
vessel is delayed b. some accident to her ma
chinery. and is proceeding under sail
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market during the past week aad month";
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
issuAL or THE NORTH BsIrOrS NAILS.
influence Of the American Crisis Oh
tho Commerce OF Europes
The Late Financial Explosion
in Paris,

mo malls BY The steamship NorthIBron, from Liver
uoo, % tho 2lst via Londonderry the 22d ult which
srvsd At Portland on Friday night reached this city on
Saturday evening. t., .,.. ~.
fAs Paris Monsieur Of the lsth un contains q decree
ordering that raw tissues q cotton destined to be printed
in Frsee Tor reexportation win temporarily admitted
free a duty.
The Paris correspondent Of the London TINES says
An Epifnh company Is at present negotiating with ".
IAss6s Tor the land In Egypt vcb belongs 70 the COM
pany or cutting the canal 70 Shsz 1t appears that this
lana wen suited the cultivation of cotton person
left Parts Monday, for Alexandra, to communicate
with n. Lesseps on tho subject.
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs, EKw ORLEANS.
zu-J-From New YORK Tor Kingston, ia s0h day
eArh month
BrxrnLsyrom Nsv York ls arriving o, Havana 9Th and
irving at New York nd
rTE OF TIN wxsr-From New York 9TH arriving a, Havana
th Prom New oreans sd, Havana 3Sth arriving ii New
CAsawsA-rrom New York llth arriving al Ha7sna lHh
and Eer Orleans ira From New oreAas 18Th Havana 1h
arriving ct REV York Sd.
ParispsISHlA-yrom New Fork l0h arriving n Havana
5th From New Orleans "a, Havana ssh, arriving At New
DrsoTosror Tev Ycrx 2ls arriving At Havana .sh and
Sew Orleans ssh From New oriears 6a, Havana 9Th
living New YORK 18th.
Essirz C-.-rrcm New York seA arriving .. Havana "a
From New Orleans iA Havana lsh arriving ~ New York
cv.xra crrr-7rom New York and Havana every twenty
1.sAu.yrom New York FOR xasnra- the ssh OF cacA
IARsAx-From Sev rcrkfor Havana Via NASSAU, Mp, %
OF alternate CunArd
EB-wbcs the above dates fsn sunday the steamers
viii sAn Monday, erceps from New OreanN when ths
fell koaday, ths sseanes wiu saI from Or.
esas the CAS- 7rvvtcuA
SPECIAL HCryCN
A7-nnSST c~f Iss-s .rsr<d f~ ne sxv Ysrx HxaArs
kotsist e eeuisd
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Port OF New York. March 10, 1854.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner Richmond Sc With udse
spd pssscDgcrs 20 Ludsm uelnekcn rorfoik 9th, nj
H., sud anchored IN hampton Hosds I'll rs. chip
Princess ~ Boston and bark Het rirtta getting
Tor sea- tbs u,Dd having shifted 70 NV 10th int an on
Furni-s Island pared steamship fcrkcsr hence Ter dor
Dark rilsnia or 0suseo, xsrsees 70 days with md
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follow crisis the interse from the efforts al
neighbour At cost 20 get rid Of their superintendent
Stock.
Tbe question OF the ser.dg ment the maintenance OF
the period for the execution Of the Anglo Fench treaty Is
the subject Of anxious elaboration the government,
who having before the different opinions expressed ~
the divers interests concerned viii seek for the solution
most 70 the general interests OF the country
Bat n what relates TO the influx presumed by you OF
English products into Market have 70 observe that
there exists between the various commercial coun
tries such community OF interests that when crisis
prevails, 1t acts upon all. Now, when there 10 such
crisis speculation stops short buyers mid and con-
sequenty and difficult even with the tempt
alton Of exceptional low prices II Is not enough to send
goods 70 q country order 70 nnd market; II Is
sary to find buyers and these not always forthcom
ing when merchandiseis offered There Ia reason,
then fear anything from the influx Of English pro-
ducts for they would remain unsod N our markets.
The English have too much experience in commercial a.
fairs not to be perfectly competent to judge ID saeA orr
ata-s ;. IL ~ f.--sste4.s =. R0UHER, 49,
Minister of Agriculture Commerce and Public works.
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THE NEWS ny THE HIAGARa.

HnifAx March o, 1861.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool Saturday Feb
ruy via Queenstown Sunday afternoon a4th arrived
al this port quarter past three p N today and sailed
again for Boston at Ave O'Clock.
Her news Is not Of very important character.
In the British Parliament the government had denied
the charge Of invading the rights Of the provincial
government OF Canada in regard to the case Of the
fugitive slave Anderson; and 1t was stated that the
Governor General OF that province had been instructed
consult legal advisers before taking action the writ
of habeas corpus.
In the italian Parliament bill had been introduced
creating Victor Emanuel King Of Italy.
The steamship Great Britain is advertised to sail for
New York in April
Ilvfa.Pool BRxApnUrfs MARKEr-Richardson, Spence &
Co and Wakefield Nash Co. report-F1our duh and de-
clined Sd Cd. since Tuesday quoted 28s. 3D. 2s 81
Wheat very dull with decline inferior qualities Of
Ia "a per GENITAL ane Qualities unchanged; req lis 81,
unchanged; mixed, 36s. I'd. $685. yellow, 37s 31s 3D.;
white SIS ID a sos.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARu1.-Bgland, Athya Co.,
and others reportee quiet and prices easier but not
quotably lower Pork dull American, sos ut retail
Bacon quiet at Sos 53s lard duh and declined H. on
the week; quotations 55s SIS 81. Talow in fair de-
mand; North American, 4Ss. "A 56s
LIVERPOOL PRopucE M.RKEr--( Brokers' circular).--
Ashes quiet: pots, 28s Cd a 29s.; pearls DDS 81
Dos. Cd. Roein dull and slightly declined common,
DE- Sd. a A. 3D.: medium to fine, A. Cd a s.. Spirits
turpentine firm at 3ls, but holders demand an ADVANCE
Sugar heavy and declined Cd. Coffee quiet Rice dull:
prices easier but quotations unchanged Carona
COS. q 22s Querctron bark-Baltmore is quoted at
As 3D. g. Sd. Fish quiet but steady. Lnseed oil, 24s.
LONDON INCONSISTENCIES Circular. -Breadstufs
steady. Iron dull Sugar quiet: prices easier, but unl
tered. Rice heavy. Talow, SOS 57s, Tea declined:
congou, is. Id. Coffee drm. Spirits turpestne
steady at Sis. Sd. Oils generally unchanged
Bar silver IS Id; dollars A. lid. As 1ltsd; eagles
nominal at res Id
AMERICAN s1ocKs.-Baring and Beu Co. repor. dull
and down ward tendency United States So, S51s (Other
quotations per Nerth Briton
MANCHESTER TRADE REroRI.--The advces from Man
chester unfavorable and the market is greatly de-
pressed Tn has been decline in all quotations, and
transactions have been unimporant. Cloth Is almost
unsaleable
HAvRg MsgKyrs for the week, including Feb. 20
CottonS1les Of the week, 500 bales Orleans tres
dinare, 101f do. bas 93f There has been decline Of
2f A. stock in port, 1876 OCO bales. Breadstufs firm
Ashes dull and quotations barely maintained. Coffee
firm. OIL dull Rice dull and quotations nominal. Sugar
duh. Lard quiet. Whalebone dun and quotations hard
ly supported.
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fNhE UNDERGROUND DESIRES TO MAKE THE Az
With . ~ % young widow, undsr year, o. sge
o. cheeiu dspoon lsh, hair blue cyes stature not over
ourf rect The advertiser IL ~ OF five tees for
ches bgh and generally considered 70 have good dtspss
uon, good habit 40 His b.ng small. parties
swcng this govern themselves accordingly Address
y, D. Bond, bon 2,Qt8 Post once
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RESTAURANTS.

TIVE ~ o'CI ocK"--No. 81 WALL AND NO . UEalp
l. s.rpr s--Yill he Vpeuet Nssn >.t,. brse
lunch AL aay. {. W. NcNAkklE, SuperG.epse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

vNnUSTEE'S SALE-M hereas, on the 3Oth
| day of June, 1856, Wesley yanduser and
Marguerite =. Vanduzer, his wife, of Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, executed unto Charles Powers, as Trus-
tee ce rtain Deed Of Trust, conveying to said
Trus the land in Scott county, Iowa, described
as follows, 10 wit: The south west quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section nine ~ J in to, n
ship seventy niue ~, north of range five .5,)
east Of the 9th r. NJ. which said conveyance
was made for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of . certain p'omssory note and interest
thereon. made by said Wesley vanduzer ard
Stephen Thompson to Edgar Vincent, for he
sum OF six hundred and six dollars, dated June
Both, 1886, bearing ten per cent. in,e,est from
date.
And now, said note having become due and
pay able, ard the said makers having failed to
Pay the same, and the said Trustee, Charles
Powers, hav ng died, John c. Bills. Tru-tss by
the appointment Of the Judge Of the County
Court Of Scott county, Iowa, accordiug 70 the
stipulation in said deed Of Trust, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which is in me vested by said De d of Trust
and appointment, will, on saturday the 18th
y Of June 1851, at the hour of two clock in
the afternoon Of said day, at the Court House
door, in the city Of davenport, in said county OF
Scott expose aud offer tor sale at public auction.
the parcel If land above described, or 30 much
thereof as shall be ne essary to satisfy ard pay
the am unit Of said note, with the interest there
on to the day Of sae toge' her with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
tice aud Trustees fees.
JOHN C. BILLS,
Trustee by appointment Of the Judge Of the Co.
Court Of Scott county, lows.
Dated May IL, 1861. (myl6-dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

rVSRUSTEE'S SALE.-As authonsed and en-
powered By Deed Of Trust, executed By
Patrick Kirwin, which is duly recorded in the
Recorders Office of Rock Island county, State Of
Illinois, in book E" OF mortgages, page 400.
shall On the 5lst day Of may. A. ID 1851, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, At the Courf House door in the city
Of davenport soil to the highest bidder for cash,
the following tract Of real esaxts y ing and being
situated in the county Of Rock Island, state Of
Illinois, to Wit: Lots two III and three ISL in
d tiou 60 the sity OF Rock Island, in said county
Of Rock Island, With Ill buildings AND improve
nsnts thereon. kkANA FLCAEk,
uvll.tsl TsustAa