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, 1865-03-20

V1c11a 70 Mr., sEwARp's CoKREsPoS-
pEScr-Frcm the evidence produced from
thc British Foreign Office it appears that Lord
Lyons was utterly broken down. and 50 com
pelltd to resign Ills post Of British Minister
ut Washington, IN consequence Of the unpat-
ulleled task 10 which he was subjected IN nss
efforts to keep mp with Mr.. seward.s Folumtn-
ous diplomatic correspondence. The letters
connected with Her Aajeety'a Washington
Embassy for ono year f1led sixty large folio
volumes. Lord Lyons has succumted TO the
pressure and ret'red, and Sir Frederick Bruce,
thoroughly trained In, the iong-winded diplo-
macy Of China, comes to tate his place. We
congratulate Lord Lyons, and We szp oathise
, 1865-03-20
Fighting IN BrnndehbnrE, Ry.
fFfom the Louisville Journal, lTth.I

We learn that sharp fight was going on
ct Brandcubu.g on Tuesday evening as the
steamer Eagle passed that place. seyeEat
guerilla eangs-one Of forty.tise men, under
Williams; one Of thirty men. under Hays;
been cncamped for several days upon Carri-
co.'s farm, q few miles back OF Brandenburg.
On Tuesday, Marion, with = force of some
commenced sksrmishing With the Federal
pickets, evidently Tor the purpose Of draw
mg The Federal force ont Of the town, when
Williams, Hays and Webster, b. G aank move
ment Of their forces, expected to march into
Me plaee and take possession Of it. The
Federul force in Brandenburg numbers nbnut
seventy men Of the soth Wisconsin; They
are we'll equipped, and VII no Doubt prove
Tick t.;ci contemplated by the guerllIas Of draw
Toa forces Sat Of TIE Ts th9aTa dd n15
+nns and were briskly engaging the gueril>as
tho Ee 1s BEandsnsgg asS, g,hc nfSdy disy,
t,oon, and IRE NAV expect to hear that the
ruerlllas hsge been hand dsomc1y whipped.
, 1865-03-20
The Wisconsin Peot Eed9.

We haye received from friend at Madison,
Wisconsin, = specimen Of peat taken from M
extensive bed, on the farm Of Col. VIM. B.
Slaughter, about seven miles west Of that
city, on the line Of the Pralrie du Chien Rail-
road. The specimen is in the condition In
which it YVES taken from the bed, except that
It las been dried and pressed In 4 convenient
form for fuel, to the so1idity Of coal. Tie
firm Of Col. Slaughter contains, 1t is sup
posed, about 350, 600 cords Of this peat, and
it is his intention to organize company and
set about manufacturing it for western
market. It has been demonstrated by chem
ical analysis that this peat is fully equal to
coal as an article Of fuel, md superior to any
other coal but camel, for the manufacture Of
gas, while it can be produced at much less
cost. This peat, in color, resembles the out
side Of PIT sscd tobacco that has been exposed
to light and ar, and is quite rs hard
and heavy. The internal structure Is SO
compact that on cutting It with q knife, q
smooth, polished surface Is formed. The
specimens we lave burn with O flame clear
and brilltant as seasoned maple OF hickory,
ard produce no unpleasant odor, like coal.
Specimens Of the peat have been exhibited to
DR.. A. 4. Hayes, Of Boston, the famous ana:
lytical chemist DR.. E. s. Carr, Professor Of
Chemistry in the Wisconsin State University,
and. .o,her distinguished practical men, and
they sp ak highly OF It's merits. Professor
Hayes says ''its flaming quality Is Of d
marked character. ....aud That S'thc inaam-
nable part has a high heating power, and
burns freely and clearly from the nsh."
-..." Taking the 50 paris Of inaanmahlc
, 1865-03-20

iElour ContEncts ut WnahlnRt0u.
at Flour letting at Washington Tn tho 18th
inst, by the Connfssazy Department, sixty thou-
eand barre!s No. 2 were offered at prices ranging
from $11 45 to S15.eo per BARREL ALI at $1f 80 and
under, eleven thousand SIX hundred barrels, wero
, 1865-03-20
HORSE RAILWAYS AND CITY poL-
XGACSs

certain m1lF1dunlS IN ILLS CITY are 8iaT0eQ
lest the Republican party shall, by some act
OF omission or commission, prevent the con-
summation Of the horse railway swindle. It
is a noticeable fact, {it may be fortunate or
unfortunate) that no steps can be taken to
protect the rights Of the public In the matter
OF the horse railway bill, without encounter
ing multitude OF objections from said per-
sons. If 1t is proposed to urge the Governor
10 veto the bill, these persons insist that the
public Go not care whether they arc swindied
or not. If the Governor Tctoes the bill, they
insist that Republican members OF the Legis-
latu,c can vote to pass It over the veto, with
out making any breach with the Governor.
If IL is proposed to nominate an independent
ticket aga1nst the horse railway influence,
they discover that such u course would ruin
the Republican party. II it is proposed not
to nominate IN independent ticket, but to
nominate Republican ticket, committed
and instructed to resist the horse railway
1rand, thcy discover that that would rnln the
Republican party a:eo. That any g:van pop
ositinn which is likely to be pEejudiclai to the
horse railway monopoly, Is sure to meet their
opposition, is as clear rs that the three
angles Of q triangle are always equal to two
right angles.
These iudirieuals cndcavor to pEore that
opposltton 10 nofse 1nu"a3 atauos caanoa oe
n,ade featu,c 0, the Republican platform In
this city at the present time because the
President appointed q prominent morse rail-
way ,pan as United States Marshal FOR the
Northern District Of Illinois. and the Senate
conh.m med snch al'pn'n'neni. Inc argunent
is detective IN not showing that the Chicago
horse fau~ay runs 1hrongh tue Executive
mansion and The senate Chamber, and. that
the horse railway bA proposes to Keep it
there n'nety:nine years IN spite OF the lawful
occupants. It is detective, also, IN not show
ing that the Office of United States Marshal
for Northern Illinois Is q horse raiiway Office.
When these things shall be shown We shall
bc ready to admit that there Is some force In
, 1865-03-20
The Sleman Iron Process.

Editors Tribune:
In your issue of the 1st inst, you publish,
under the head Of "a Wonderful Inventor. !"
B lengthy and somewhat detailed account Of
what is intimated to be = new "inyentlou or
vast Importance to American mines and
manufactures" &c. But in it we readily
II rcogn'ze an old invention or process to
evolve aud disseminate the sulphuric and
other gases injurious to iron.
And the wonderful paradoxica1" tex
pcdfent" shit upon'' 10 convert "water"
into fuel was discovered and successfully
used more than fifty years ago by my father
in the fusing of iron in connection With char
coal, and also BY myself thirty years ago In
connection with Lehigh coal. And found
that with the water Jet consumed about
one-four.h less coal and time in fnslnc q
given quantity Of iron. can, therefore, see
The process you publish4 though won
derful, may all be true. D. Row..
, 1865-03-20

~We have received copy Of the reply
of the Judge Advocate, Il. L. Burnett. TO
the plea of the counsel OF the prisoners to the
jurisdiction Of tue Military Commission be-
, 1865-03-20

Af1caheny Live Stock a1arAet-11arch 16.
The Cattle Market this retk was well attended.
Buyers appeared disposed to operate. The sales
were to DIR extent. Last weeks prices we're full
" aussa1ned and IN some instances IN advance was
densnded. Government contractors we're on han I,
and all parcels that up to their standard were
readily disposed Of. Considering tne prices paid
In the East, thoee partle: that purchased at the
onsIdo prices 70 say the least, exhibited consid-
cradle nerve. Among the sales Will be found the
following:
eALEa or CATTLE PER CWf.
j. Porter rcta1led as head ut S7.g0g11o.0o.
d. Pattc1eon, Is at q 15Qs7-5o.
n. Carr, 10, at $G.cC0900.
M;k.r, DcwaId j. Co. bought 70 head at $500.
p starr sold IS at $6>OGI9.50.
Black, c1trn, at $12 81.
bier1ick : Dowd, u At Ss bo@10.5o.
Geo, KcenaD, IT At IS b9l29.25.
Morgan Co., % at $40 o..
r. Scotland. 10 at $9.15Gt '1.Q0.
Rice i Co., co at $ll 50Gt12N.
NcAlltster 4; &c., 35 at &90d1te.00.
Grecuwa1d & Co, 18 Ut % 59G1l.ao.
", j, Iaffe1sy, N at ta.25@960.
C. Marks & Co., 80 1t k9.E0Q5ft.50-
Traurmsn j. Matks. 10 at $9.00@1a0.
J. Do1an, 81 ar &lH.b0.
D. Harris. II ut $95 80.
HuEErThe market was inactive, the sales
made being on'y In small way to meet the wants
OF the home market The current rates were
Sa.6C@1050 per cwt, according to etze.
HoGE-1hc season seems to be drawing to a
cloae. Besides lew headHispo>et Of to butchers,
there IVES nothing done. The principal portion
OF the receipts were forwarded to the East. The
asking prices we're s1a111 per cwt,
, 1865-03-20

In Boston tho money market is close, with IN
active demand both for loans and discounts.
Prime business paper IL firm At per cent aud up
wards, aud ID slow sa1c-
The Supreme Court OF Massachusetts, The otb-
er day threw ont Of court railroad securities tothe
amount Of {6c0 Zoo because they were to run thirty
year, when the limit Of the Law for such bonla II
twenty yearsi
1T Is proposed to establish National Bank in
Mexico. Tue basis is reported to be somewhat,
like the Credit Mobilfer Of Franco.
The following table shows the. specie exports
from the rort Of New York to foreign ports for
fourteen yenrs, from January 7 to March II, and
, 1865-03-20


e.r.,,,o, r-,,,.r,+,on ,r .aa r-o.+
Prramia.
p.oc,..,, n p;s,,, cmv4h IF +ho oaw
Egyptian e1peolt'on' gives Inc 1oIlo"inS ac-
count Of the attempt to explore the great
Pyramid:
EAsr Toxin, GaEsr PrnAst4p.
February q, 1866.
3IY DEAR Sn: We have been here now
about t4ree weeks, and are settled down at
time hitherto having been occupied. in con
cert with pariy OF iaborers furnished by the
Enrtish Gnrern1ncnt. In c1enrfnr nwav rub
biz IRON important parts Of Ihe Interior,
o.a =, oto,.5Ir c15 ,,tnrn -fr, - .or ~,;no ~
, 1865-03-20
'-- ~ 0e
B. L TISKHAM. Cashier,
CDmmERLlAL.

SATURDAY EvEE1Sa, March Is.
The following table shows the movement
in Produce and Provisions during the past twenty-
four hours:
, 1865-03-20
RUFUS ILATCu,e
(FoRMERLY HATCH d HU0Hss,)
RR0TER.

No. IS Fxchabge Pace, New Ycrk-
Government S. curt<tes Stock aud God. Bought and
- Sod ExclustveII Gu commlssipl.
...- RKTAkXSC1s:
Nessrs. Solomon stulses sons, Ch:caso. Ill.
Ncss1e; htncktey 4 Hsnd,, Chicago, H.
]. z. Num- EtQ Chic sgo, Ii.
G. a. Rogtrs. hsa.. Chic ,go. IL
Mess1s- BouId, Bailey 4 Co.. New York City.
Me.bss. Mcn1ui, Bros. & Co., Rev York CITY,
r. ISIS. 4. 9. Tacktr q TO-. kuE fo4k City.
H.H Enxter. ESQ.,. HurAar, Vt.
Mtsirs Lashiop, smith Co uewego. n. 2.
C. Durant k4q President kock Is aud Railroad Co.
, 1865-03-20

VIRGINIA AND SOUTH cARoL1SA.--Virginia
WIS dragged into ls>yebeslion to serve the
purposes Of South Carolina, the Palmetto
chiyalry little. imagining that before the end
or 1Ae game they would be compelled to
abandon their own State to tho Yankees''
to serve The purposes Of Virginia. 6herman's
march through the heart Of South Carolina
settles that little bill.
~ The little work on Petroleum and Pc
troleum Wells, from which we made some ex-
tracts tic other day, is for sale ut the book
store Of Cobb, Pritchard & Co. of this city.
These desiring full and reliabls information
On the subject would do well 10 purchase n
, 1865-03-20

The total value Of exports from Boston for the
week ending March 10, including specie, was
*24s,43 against SC, 40 for the corresponding
week in 1864.
The returns OF the Bank OF ENGLAND for the
week ending February q, compare with the state
ment Of the previous week as follows:
, 1865-03-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Far -. w.ek Rpdt.x march Is. 1858.

sArrxpAr Kv1sNs. March Is, 1871.
The following tabis shows tho ddlJ receipts Ana
shtpuepts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs during th9 Heek
d.fe He.ds
, 1865-03-20
The Crops Of 1860 and 1856 l.

The Crops Of 1859 and 1S64~
Mr, IaSae Newton, thu Commissioner Of Agriculture
at gton, has sent rs, In advance OF the puoll
cation Of bis Erport, the following tables showing
the amount, the yield pr acrr. the whole average,
the price per brshe the so:al lus Of the crops
Of 1865 and 1857:
, 1865-03-20

Comn1lsaAry Awards at Indianapolis.
tt,sz Indians 1,elie = .laz1E13al

Captain Joseph ?. Pope, Commlssa7y OF Suosls-
bids Of Fridn5, the 10th instant. We. give below
what wns offered, snd how much WIS taken; to
whom the contr1cn were awarded, and ut what
nf1ce:
, 1865-03-20

The receipts week were go less than last week.
hnt with ve1J limited demand both on acc1nrt II
the decline In Eastern markets. aud the want Of
sr Shipment the masst has rulsd dn and there has
been dec Inc from The eoa1ug pricss oiast week OF
from 7sc to I1o p 1co ns Tho decline has been felt
more on medium to choice hogs, than on extra
grades.
The receipts Of tho Heek hsva been eoe light that
thcy wire mostlr M1t. but sales WIRE forced With
grant citRcnsty. and At great concesstonsi from ho
ders' Views, and involved them In heavy 1ossts-
To DAY the recatpa%WsF3 heavier and the market
VS. more Depressed ard quotations were shade
lower than yesterday,
The sales to dsy amounted to 1,so head At range
bf $9.15G Ills for light to tmo:th heavy hog1-
The following art the closing quotations thsa even
, 1865-03-20
All II. D. JAYNE d SONY Family Medicines ar7
sod IN h:c-'go - FULLER, FIN II d FULLAR, 4.
q Il. u. HOOKER. L0kn sMlTH, BuRNHA3 q
VAN ECuAAEh anu SMITH d uWYER
uhbH Hn.f 4 a r u h, hin

AT YOUR
r. OwS HOMRa-Thoussnds can fea'ize . HIM,
e oo;, sst No 1ten,s ag5
d. msnd slap-- nout. itla t. = greatest ascover;s
Of fhr sss. r., pa;ssu,sis sess on receipt :ttvo
ERUWE, II RlF.exef ~. N. +. mbl5nSo st sn,n
, 1865-03-20

city, and also to revised lists that will ba publish
ed flom day to day hereafter.
We are happy to learn that the people arc not
likely to suffer much In the redemption Of the
various bank 1ssnes. A large proportion Of the
tanks arc now redeeming at par. and those who
are not are making arrangements to do 30 As soon
IL possible, .......
The Bark Of Orleans IN Vermont, and the
CARGO and Canal Banks in Maine are about to or
eanize under the National Banking Act.
The following Is the comparative etatement ot
The exports (e1cusive OF specie) from the port OF
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
March I, and since January L:
1868. 1854 1855.
For The week. .69a f3,3y3. '53 Fl, ST.
Prev reported. .s5,ls5 ,Ts5 2a,s6o,s5s 4Ds0. 1875
Since Jan. L.. Sas aa5 $50 800 1oa oa1 81, ~ Tss
Price OF eo1d.... $50 1863 18s
The following Is the comparative statement Of
Imports CT foreign dry goods and general mer.
chandlse for lhe week ending March 10, and sine
January1:
For the week 1874 1861
, 1865-03-20
South American Reec-meat for tho
million.

The important discovery that South Amer
lean dried or jerked beef can be imported to
England and sold to The consumer there ut
three cents per pound has given John Bail
new sensation. No wonder; for in this thing
we have one Of the most Important discove-
1ies Of the age, not only to the dcnsely popu.
lated Western nations of Europe, but to all
the great Eeaboard cities Of tho United States,
from Boston to New Orleans.
Over those immense fertile and incxhausti-
bic pampas OF p1airica Of those great South
American rivers, the O.inoco, the Amazon.
the Parana, the Paraguay, and their mighty
tributaries, millions OF cattle roam at large.
From those countless herds for half . century
hundreds Of thousands every year have been
slaughtered for their hides and tallow, there
being no market for their beef Thanks to
beef eating John Bull for the discovery, that
the beef ct these enormous annual slaughttEs
OF South American cattle need no longer be
given to the joguars md yullures. Steam
chips, and modern appliances for the prcscr-
walton of meats and vegetables will suggest
at once to the "enterRFising Yankee" new,
tween this country and Venezucla, Brazil md
the States along the Plata, the Parana and
the Paraguay.
This terrible civil war of ours has made sad
havoc among our cattle on both sides. They
still abound In large dtoves upon the rich
plains Of Texas; but those supplies for the
present ore limited to the people Of Texas,
and, with the close Of the war, they will be
wholly inadequate for some time to meet the
demands Of the exhausted Southern States
enst Ut the Mississippi.
The London Lantst, as the result or q scien-
tiflc analysis OF this South American beef, :
suys TINT 1t is imported in three forms--the
dried the ulffst and the Dfck1nd ~ Ia it If
chiefly the dried beef which reaches thiscoun-
t1y," says the Lancet, ''our observations: will
refer principally 10 H. This kind contains
about twice as much nitrogeneous matter as
Is contained in fresh beef. aud hence one
pound OF it may be said % be equal to two
pounds Of the iutter. This consideration rc-
duces the cost virtually from three pence to
thrte half pence Tor three cents) per pound"
At the close Of It's analysis the Lane~t, look
iEg ut the rice, truly says this South Ameri-
cau beet CONSTITUTES . very valuable and
much desired article OF food, Tor the con-
sumption Of which an enormous field exists
in this great metropoli. tLondon) alone."-
Er.
, 1865-03-20

Hxsuesa d.. c,ss<a.,{i Collar y n.,. LIZA aB
lount1y Harnst1 o. <aG1i Slaughter SOLE. Q48 afs
Lire > @.....- 500 20 Slaugnrer &ole
kIp, m'dnn, 1t0e11 10 Chicago...... +04 0 u
Kip, he2vJ. d oSo&0 % Bueno. AJfe1.. F.&3a a4d
Calg. z M....... L5@1Do UetnGco A0se+... HI o15
upcer. r fr,.... 111sL 90 CEiaoco goo
Country uppef.. 1,A@Q5t damaged ..... 0S9 AR
~OAE.
Banghter sole.. n.630 20 Yzepca Calf 81
Harm y, b.. 15nts1s3i D&-.......... lo& G63
Upper. $3.50 Il Fyeqea C..f. Is
Eip. No. mt D..... ....... 800 81
uium...... - s@1-4o EttAenEafLe~
Eip, No. hTY.. SOL. o. Doln-s. .nhz 950011.m
Cs1f, e1E4-..... 10u1A2.5o Ffen hCa.f,Le-
French kip.i hs Motars ito -
chcice......... 1st@195 ond~. y dog %. % 50 @
French CaL II LIN M, = doz. 1o-Gn3 = %
1'rMRER.Kecript. is,W.' wa sn,oped s5i'e oiaa.
, 1865-03-20

Common, ...,...,......'...'. s a 6
WOUL-1he market is very much tcn1 eyed bad
weak II cec!ine Of 6 .. We quote Il 6o@t3c tor
The sale % o n rsnorsed yesterday At 6cc was
W0nD-fhsre IS = very limited demand. We
quote 1t tah delivered:
hfckofyt c0IQ.
MA1let 19.0
.Beaeb ,.,.,,.,..,,x,. ,.........,.,,,..,, l3.GQ
, 1865-09-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

l Anlcdning af at den senesr Boct ctter
afgangne Enke III. Z. Koetoed todt Carpen-
ter, meddelte Euerets beyiIling til CdsaIg
af lis paa de dansk- vcstiudiske Der vii I'D
lobe den 3!te December g. A, liar Gouytr-
nementet besluttet at aabne otiantIig Con-
currence til en- ny Enerats6eviIIing tiI I'd
8aIg af lis herpaa Oerne for s Aar fra lste
Januar 1866 til site December 1873, l
Henhold til den aIIorh0icste Resolution at
1Sde Marts 1853.
Condiioucyno ere Iremlagte til Eftersyn
j Gouverncmentets 2dct Sacretariat paa ST.
Croix og ! PrasideutsAabs- S ecretarlatet
paa ST. Thomas og Vile skriilIige forsegle-
de Tilbud f.a Lysthavende m~rkede ''Ien-
der for Ice NonopoIy'' indehoIdende OPP
givende af den forlangto laveste Prlis pr
Pund lis, SAINT den tiIbudte Sikkerhed for
Bevillingens OpfyldeIse, bli>e at indsende
enten directe til Gouvernementet elIer til
Presidentskabet senest den 22de Septem-
Der, Middag II. -.
Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat, St.
Croix den Site August 1865.
CARL KATTENSEN.
, 1865-09-01
NOTICE..

THE grant of a Monopoly for the sale
of Ice in the Danish Westindia Islands
lastly given to the dealing of the deceased
Mrs. M. E. Koefoed, born Carpenter, expir-
ing on the 31st Of December next, the Co
vernment has determined to open public
competition for a new grant Of a monopoly
for a period Of s years from the 1st of Jan
uary 1866 to the 31st December 1878 for
the sale of Ice in the Danish Westindia
Islands in virtue of the Royal Resolution
of 18th March 1853.
The conditions are open for inspection
at the Office of the End Governments Sc
cretary, St. Croix, and at the Presidents
Secretary's Office, St. Thomas, persons
wishful to offer must send in written tend
ers, sealed and marked offender for Ice
Monopoly" embodying a statement OF the
, 1865-09-01

NOTICE is hereby given that in
~ future Interest will be allowed
on Monies deposited in this Bank for
a fixed period on the following terms :
For a period Of not less than three
Months 3 pr. Cent. p. a. For a period
of twelve Months certain A pr. Cent.
p. a.. Tn either case three Months,
notice to be given before withdraw
ing the whole OF any part Of the
~principa! sum.
NIB. Tn the case of Deposits for
twelve Months the Interest payable
half yearly if desired.
Christiansted, st. Croix 31st AL
gust 1865.
M. r. O'MALEY,
Manager.
, 1865-09-01
Translation.

In celebration of the birthday of
Her Majesty the QUEEN, His Excel
lency the Governor will receive the
Civil and Military Officials and other
.ahabitants of the Island at Govern
ment House on Thursday the 9TH
instant at 10 o'clock noon.
st. Croix the LIST September 1868
BY Order
A. J. BOYE
Adjutant.
, 1865-09-01

lowest price demanded pr. pound of Ice
and of the security offered for the due full
flment of the grant either to the Govern
ment or to the Presidency at latest on the
22nd of September next, - o'clock noon.
Governments 2nd Secretary's Office, St.
Croix 31st Anqnst 1855
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-09-01
Bekjendtgjoxe1se

| Anledning af Hendes Elajest@t
DRoNN1NGENs hole F0dselsdag, mod
tager Hans H0iveIbaarehed Gouver-
neuren Oens civile og miIitaire En-
bedsmand SAINT andre Indvaanere l
Gouyernementshuset Torsdagen den
7de dennes Kl. - midday.
St. Croix, den Iste September 1863.
Efter Befaling
A. J. BOYE,
Adjutant.
, 1865-09-01

7PHE public examinations in the
Country-SchooIs will take place
this year as follows:
, 1865-09-01

Lutlacram Church., CGsr5stEasasted.
On Sunday the 3rd instant, there will
he divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
, 1865-09-01
TABLE OF THE FALL OF BAIN

during the week from 28rd Aug. to goth Aug,
nhristiansted. Frederiksted. King's hill.