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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

6;se,rs all knowledge Of the robbery on the part OF
his friend and companion IN the
These Two young worthless have been 70 New'1oIh'
Bos;oD. Philadelphia and Chicago on regular spree
and were finally traced to 81. Louis The amount
stolen was 900 Of which about s. 800 have been re-
covered. 1t IL supposed the balance has been spent
among gamblers and prostitutes.
Wages OF Missouri River pilots have advanced nDucf
the pressure OF an extraordinary demand from 500 TO
900 and a. 500 per month. Two or three pilots be-
ing REQUIRED for each boat the item OF steering costs
large SUN of money. Probably most Of the boats VIII
take one rec MAR licensed pilot and amateur as Is
almost an impossibilliy 10 lind experienced men VINO
know the Upper Missouri for many boats.
According TO present appearances the Germans VIII
not 20 over 10 the Conservatives on the sunday law
question They have discovered that the late law
passed by the Legislature was slmDiy an oid Demo
cratic statute reensceJ, and they declare they can
afford TO personal preudices at this time In order
10 stand shoulder 10 shoulder national issues. ms
is the language Of the leading Radical German organ
and il is much more sensible than threatening 10 DIS
card every man not willing 10 20 the whole length ON
this question.
The Grand Jury of Buchanan County has decided to
await the result 81 the appeal to the United States Su
preme Court in Sac case Of Father Amerleus peiofe
indicng cergyrsn for refusing 90 take she test oatn
Our business msn are feeling the depressing influence
Of the dunesS of trade i'll New York. and have for
few DAYS been feeling pretty blue about the future
There is considerable growing in the ieeng that tno
only safety lies In the reduction OF the currency 10
specie basis 1t s argued that if man knows bis dol
lar in greenbaoks win bring him dollar in gold, he
will prefer the paper, and don't want gold Inc Worst
fooled men the spectators who thought god Wouiu
rise when the effect of the flare mp between congress
and the President felt i'll England IN the price Oh
Behold the news II 1T hand, and gold Is
lower than for nearly year. 81,
The weather has been mild, though streaked win
few DAYS of cold Navigation is open TO keokuk. ana
boats are preparing to leave for Davenport.
Fruit IN Missouri promises wen, despite ia'e eo'a
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FROM CANADA.
Defeuses 20 he Kept Up-Pnrnds of the
Volunteers in Toronto, Montreal nud
Ouawa-Twenty.Gve Cents Day TO
the soIdiers-No GILLIAN or spanish
Prizes TO be Allowed In the Colonial
Ports-Items.
From Our Special Correspondent.


TORONTO March 26 1866.
IL is stated in official circles that the present
state Of defense will be continued FOR one two
months longer until the Spring is well advanced and
gunboais can come into Canadian waters.
The cos, OF this will be about sl20OOOO for the whole
time $4,000 per day. which Is greater than at first
estimated There is settled intention the part OF
Government TO 20 to any expense in order to guard
Canadian territory from inrcads.
On Saturday all the force in this city except the
regular turned out for march through the principal
streets About 20 eayalry under M8lor Deruison.
go infantry In three bataliOus and 20 men OF the
| Naval Brigade" were in the column. The force,
regular and volunteer IN this city Il about 40 men
not more
During this little display the streets were hung with
flags the Union JACK being the general bit OF bunting
used. An unusual number Of people were IN The streets
aud the wholesale stores for tbe part closed
In order that the young men IN the militia might ia IN
with their respective companies.
On the same day there display OF forces az Mon
treal aud Ottawa, that ~ Montreal being really large
On Sunday the force here marched to church and
heard sermons appropriate texts, by which very few
were much edited itmust be said.
The volunteers now being put under strict dis
cpNne. There was belief among them that they we're
sort OF free corps, but few courlsmartial have DIS.
PEELED that idea and tho men found themselves IN for
It" (real sersce) for good sixty days. several men
have been tried for oenses and sentenced 70 mprison
ment for thirty 10 sixty days
The first pay given tie volunteer lorce in this
city on Saturday Ii was at the rate of - cents per
day and rations 80 cents per day in lieu of This
good enough for the but pad Tor the tavern keep
who have to give board and billet" for 20 cents
per day.
-Four companies were dissatisfied with the mode of
payments thinking they ought TO Lave the handling OF
the whole IS cents. and some OF the men talked OF
striking for II. This fer soldiers. little funny
but they are Only volunteers and know better bu,
they will.
IMPORTANT.
Tho Commissioner OF Customs has notified Collectors
at the sea ports in Canada of dispatch from the Sec.
rotary Of state for Foreign Affairs conveying orders
that no CHILEAN Spanish vessel be allowed TO
bring prizes Into British waters those OF colonies
The dispatch takes effect IN Canada to-day
The Hon. Mr.. Blair. of the Ministry. is pat In CON.
mand OF drill association. Guelph. with the rank
of Lieut. Colonel.
Greenbacks are worth II cents per dollar % per
cent beng the discount fixed for this week L. q in.
| yOices
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1.-The Recsustructioaist.o
. The Esifoy of The ". Y. Ttibuns.


SIR: Please add to the debt l already owe
you by permitting to say through your columns that
my paper-TAs ReeoAsiruosiOnist-is discontinued for
the present. Opposing the Administration and en-
ployins female compostors has heapcd the way with
difficulties almost insurmountable and which have
quito worn my strength; but last night deliberate
attempt was made to fire the office. Coal oil freely
poured over the press room. and fire lighted under
tho press A servant up later than usual discovered
and eItinguished the fame before any injury done
but the press room In the basement Of my dwelling
There are three high stories above with center STAR
vay-the only egress from the chambers Up this pas.
sage the flame and smoke from fire below would rush.
o. up d chimney doe. cutting of all Of escape
for the persons there asleep ut the time The house
one Of block all occupied; aud in the only divided
fr, 1t BY thin wall several small children sleep on
the fourth story. An enemy reckless is not to
be defed. What may do In the future cannot now
be decided upon. but. for the present. ask suspen
sion Of hostilities. JANE g. SwlssHELM
Washington. March IS. 1866.
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The ARIZONA DELEGATE following res
olutions were passed by the Arizona Legislature
gardng the late election Of Delegate in that Territory

Weysas Information bearing upon its face the sembance
Of truth has received by this body and the citizens
this Territory generally that the Hon Charles ID Poston
In Congress from this Territory has circulated in
report that the Hon. John N Goodwin Dele
gate elect to Congress from this Territory elected
through fraud and Representations and pGersas the ssd
Hon Charles d. Poston has further announced Lis determine
ton to contest the of the said Hon John Goodwin Ia
Congress upon grounds Aforesaid now therefore be
Rssolpsd BY the House. the Council concurrns lat, That
we firmly believe the election OF the Hon. John ~ Goodwin
TO have been respects regular and that he honestly
and fairly elected by majority Of all the legal votes cast In
this Territory and that fraud undue used
bv the said Hon John Goodwin his friends secure
such election ID That regret exceedingly and
ds without most detrimental to our interests the
sAd Hon. Charles d. Poson having
We conceive does direct tendency to place the Hon John
Goodwin Delegate In false position before Congress-
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Work Before she Legislature.
RELATIVE TO INTEREST on LOAN
IN THE SENATE.

RELATIVE TO INTEREST on LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
Senator Bennett introduced bill providing
that every Bank Banker who shall receive or charge
OH any loan discount made any note or bill OF eI
change any greater rate Of interest than seven per
cenum shall be held and adudged TO have forfeited the
entire interest agreed 10 be paid such note and In
case greater Of interest has been paid the person
paying the may twice the amount so paid
provided such action is commenced two years after tue
same was received.
The purchase sale Of bona ide bill Of exchange
payable at another place than that OF purchase discount
or SALE than the current rate Of exchange
for sight drafts In addition 10 the rate OF interest," shall
not be considered taking greater rate OF interest
MORTGAGES ON SHIPS AND VESSELS.
Senator Bennett introduced bill providing that any
mortgage bypotbecation conveyance Of any ship or
vessel Of any part interest therein which shall
he duly recorded according 10 law shall be as good
valid and eecual TO all intents and purposes as II
copy Of the duly fled and copies OF the same
with proper statements upon the same duly and prop
ery refled according to law, and mortgage or con
veyance intended to operate mortgage OF any ship
vessel part thereo(of either her machinery ap
parei tackle furniture. which shall be recorded M
aforesaid ab be invalid Or yold although the same r
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market.-c.rryrIrr EEronrkD FOR TnrNY rsrsrsE

MEpNkrDAl, md1tn ioV"'
The tone and spirit Of our general market the past
week has been more cheerful and better demand mas
prevailed for most articles especially for the nome ana
coaStwSe trade The prospect OF more settled posv
IN regard TO the finances Of the country bas already
imported q decidedly better feeling, and more conn
dcnce and activity is noticeable in almost all branches
of trade and there is 20 expect more healthy
state Of our markets the ensuing month.
ASHES-Pots have been very dun and heavy al
s. 2j0 81 st; Pearls are scarce and firm at SO 80
BEESWAN has been only in moderate demand ana
prices are heavy sales Of Yellow Western and South
ern at zoe.
COTTON-The demand has been very good, and
prices higher, closing steady at Ala &c Tor MID
ding sales Of about 30 bales.
COFFEF-1hc volume of business continues very
light though holders as general thing are firm IN
their views and wrest upon previous hgures Inc
transactions reported today are about OO bags RIO III
lots and coo bags Maracaibo private terms Trees
are TO o great extent nominal
COAL-Thc make for Domestic is easier and fairly
inactive AT the decline; the arrivals have been large
and are increasing daily: cargo prices are uncertain
RON yard gt e6dS9 50 4 tun for Nut and Crate SScs
Foreign is IN liIsited supply, and the demand IS hght
Gas Goals orly are wanted these are not plenty; we
note sales o; GlibuTion's OrTe a. g 90 cash; some
so tuus of Iuce Hal House Camel and Orrol have
changed hands terms could not learn.
COPPER The market for American lngot Las been
very unsettled prices have been very irregular and have
declined b' % the close there is more seatness; We
quote Al 3O0 BE- for I1se and Baltimore New Sheathing
aud yellow Metal ruled dull at f1c. for the former and
SIC for tie latter
CANDLES have tecn IN moderate request nj about
previous prices: sales of AGamautne 81 .-a2Jc,
Suerm 40c., ard Parent nc.
DRUGS AND DNES-An descriptions have ruled
ou,e dull si-cc our last bit in prices We have par
rios Vqr ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

GRAIN-In Wheat only limited business may be
noted the constant fluctuations gold having restricted
business very considerably and in instances sales
have been nude At decline OF 3d5c per bushel. but
the principal holders have evinced even more conf.
dence than hitherto OWING to the large purchases Of
Wheat at the upper Lake ports for Western and South
Western markets. hence the quantity likely to reach
tidewater on the opening Of canal will fall below the
general expectations. Tho wants Of the States south
OF this latitude will be much larger than Is
generally supposed. and hence we shall
lave very little for export the ensuing Summer.
Oats have been IN good demand and under more
favorable news from Europe light arrivals and decline
in freights prices have advanced To-day there was al
active demand for export sales OF 100 900 BUSH at 5I
55c for Canadian 35d43c for inferior Western "a
55c for Old d. 55d56ic. for State and ~ 52c. for
Jersey and Southern. Rye Is duh and nominal. Corn
has been 10 good request both for the home trade and
for export and with limited arrivals considerable re-.
duction Ia our stock and decline In eights prices
improved To-day the market is dull. but frmer; sales
Of 81 900 bush. at 70073c. for Unsound 74a76c for
Mixed Western in store, aud '!a7sc. for Jersey
Yellow. eE
GUNNIES have been very dull. but prices have
undergone essential change; We quote ut 23d23ic.
for Bags and 23i apo. for Cloth.
HIDES-The market was exceedingly depressed.
especially for Domestic Slaughters; sales to-day are
900 Buenos Ayres. 22i n. at l9c.. gold; 500 City
Slangnters at 7A7tc.. currency for Cows and sd9sc
currency Tor Steers. We quote: Dry Hidss-BosRns
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.slsG29Oo
DREW SUMMARY AND FEMALE COLLEGE

Senator Lows OIL names as corporatCrs 70 the pro.
posed school, Daniel Drew l.. l.. fancher t. ). James
y Smith Allen, G.. Newman, L. X. Everett ID. d.
Chamberi NJ d. c. Crawford. G. r. Weeks. y. +.
Manniere, II. Il. Lane. Ambrose Ryder and WB. j.
Clap The object aud purpose Of the association IS
declared 70 be promote the education OF the youth Of
both sexes Ia literature science and the arts aud 10
furnish TO young ladies the special advantages OF a
cOlcg ate course OF study.
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philadelphia CatiI~ MarLet-MARcH. 2s.

Tie supply ofBeef Cate ili. week not very larg-
sYuh,ius I'll about 80 head The mak- scyr,
and al sold rcef rnnsng from Ella TO 10 from fair
god rae AID from - 80 10 10 20 q To- n for prime to
EXTRA cattle.
sHssP-Th, marke, continue. stive and the ertire offer
inss come head cold from to 7c. v N
Hoss-Th~ supply II Hogs not very large amounting
only IN lcsd Ssies made at om Ito rl5
10 n net, a. O. qualify.
Cos,-Th- sale n Cow, amounted g. rs bead At ON so
% snfn and fnm 8 90 - Tor Cow aud AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

n,ions be- % the euest cner practicable tscgrapbed n
his E1oeeney r. g. heCcrnrk Acting Governor II tba
Territory 20 Hon John N Goodwin, Deletc IN COM
Ee.. also copy Hon Charles d. Poson at Wa.hpston
JAMES >. GILES.
Speaker Of the Honse Of kepresenis tyes
HySKY A. BigKLoy.
Presi-e at VI tns Council.
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Til. weeE...........I 4Os B90I 400 .... IS
Lat ~,-k..........22i3 aso6 go 80
One yesi sgi........LI8 $3.50 200 49,. 100
sud arst oItrs els asa 4o 70. quality, sl2 oa sl9;
Gua.iy s2dSl2 5Di third quality, 30 a
few choice single pairs +!4i some Of the poorest
Horn9 Dzens l5sd sg75; handy steers, s0od $50 or
much according 10 their value for beef -
Coz, and Young Cgi,e.--fan quality e50d tI5 Extra
t8od $40; Fsrrow and Dry. s35dS i5. -
SsteJ-Per n live weight 5aac Rlra. sld9ic Shared
;laslc.
SAote.-whOle.ale. I3dl4c. retail, i1ai4.c.
Ieoi Cairrs-SJ0Si
Rffe.-Brish,on. DC. I, n. County lots, sGs.c
Ta.On-7d9c. A. ~.
Pds- Ia ~ IS each.
coz Skn.-3l a23C r r..
TTx,RKk-N hssyer may have been The effect Of the war
urcn ssisrs, h hss .yi. entity sadly dmoslized old
yhton marke Before he seldom bad OCCASION to
weeks; while, since tue IT. huctna
ton Of IT, has become nothing remarkable Win over ZsuO
bead a. week ID. batchers could buy cattle on ter own
tsff this week. the number j. fu 900 ~s ani ~ nrfiof
qniy tLai and drov-s ahl g. iniofce hr erns
". reported fs of &c. 20 81 " -l u last week and ths
~ full a. great then ecitly II W.
take into sccoun the pYreT quality Of the stock
Phaps should except the NE s4sd huochs ifoul the
Coz nrcticui River which do seem b. cell ~ much better
:. 90 toe lower sad~s ittfc wee some 81 Of hese a.,
Bnshon aud uudsrtooi that g. the highest hgnre
pad fof osdard this after or les st
sse for lower price There are 80 many more buyer, Of
msdum quality hat TIE on caused larger pro
poonsic tdyrncctho butcher, saying that the ads that
SOD lat week n 60 l2c soli this ~eeS At - 10 l3c
p Many Of the dfoVef'. however say thai &C. nearer
a. truth.
zoe ters1 /. also applicable TO the sheep market Las,
higher tls week .wrr Tho dicrcnc- IN the supply
larEc20 q compare with 200 ia fact sheep have bern
I'll the and confsGueuiy the butchers wefc
sstrh shout &c. y ~ les than lat week The buk n
'r droyes sci "A - go one uc- lot Of sheared
h n IN .lcsr.ns. There 80 Western eastl, and over
l.IJY " esie!n sheep sho;e trade igi-
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Rccripts Of Produce.

MARCH 2s.-3667 Ibis. Flour. 52l bbls- WHISKY, NU
bbs. Com Meal |, 7s3 sacss Corn Meal ~ saeks oil
Cake 9OD bush Wheat. ~ l3s bush. Corn, bt5O push
OATS. 800 bush htlt "a bnsh Seeds, pigs Ashes
56gpkgs Beef 37g bb!s Pork. al pkgs Cut Meats.
10 pkrs. Lard, % Dressed Hogs $40 Live Hogs Icy
bbs Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

SALT-We have had an active demand from deal.
ers both for Liverpool and West Indies descriptions;
prices have advanced and ut the close are firm; we
quote the former at o. e0dsl Is for Ground: 400
o. 30 for Fine. including Ashtons at % 800 - %;
Turks Island at SOC.
Goat at 5jdG0c., gold. Deer dull and nominal.
6TEARIN-The demand is fair and the market ID
firm sales Of 100 900 n at i6ldl7ic. for Western $50
isic for City. and ~. 9i2ic. for Grease.
SOAP-Castilc has been only In limited demand. but
prices show no change; we quote at l5dlCc.
SPELTER-Tbe market ruled dull and heavy; sales
at 9d9c. for Foreign. and IL 20. for Domestic.
TlN-Tlere las been only q moderate business In
Pig since last; prices have declined and at the
close heavy. Plates have also declined and ruled
hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

TOBACCO-Kentucky has been In fair demand.
as follow Light fsaf Gags' 4issc.; do do. Common anon
Leaf g. ole; Medium. SAGE Good. Wolfe. !;
Fine ole. and Selections Is i6o. Heavy Western
and Carksville Lugs 3i9Hc.; Common Leaf sole. /;
Medium, l2el+c.; Good. l4i0I6c. Fine I6i a lsc..
and 6sections. lst o20c sssd Leafs su very ouiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND htDIORD
Rfo,td Joy IHE lRHusT fJv hs wsos essssg UeJabddy
Mach %. lgtt.
AZ .tnsk a.
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DYEWOODS-The market for both FGstic and Log
wood has ruled quite dull, but prices show paTticu
Il change; Lima and Red Woods are inactive and
nominal
FLOUR AND MrAL-We have had more active
demand ior Western and State Flour tho past week
riices have hrctuated somewhat, Influenced by the
decline ia gold and more liberal receipts; but
orr stock OF really good brands Is 80 mod
crate ana tie stock Of old flour in the interior
so limited that most holders confident Of
high prices, Notwithstanding the decline IN gold
sound shipping brands have been in better demand for
the Provinces and the coHstwise trade has improved
and We have 10 further considerable reduction
in onr stock The accumulation OF stock at the West
j. less than had anticipated. This - owing 10 the
unusual t.ade they have had with the Southwest the
past two months, 80 that our surplus Tor export dmng
The Summer will be very Insignificant
BEE ADsTUFFs-Family brands have been in moderate
demand at irregular prices To-day "wednesday there
has been good demand, and an Improvement IN prices
on the low and medium grades Of jd l0c. " bbl !;
Trade and Family brands are duh but steady;
The .alcs are H. 200 bbs AZ SO eJGS7 - for Supcrne
State; 81 300S7 10 for Extra do; g. e5o e. 90 for
Fancy DO. e. 4Jd &c for the low grades Of Western
Extra s. 3Oas IS for Shipping Ohio; - s0dsll IS
Trade and Family do and Sill 9O0slG for 81 Louis
Extras. Canadian Flour IL only in moderate demand
but with limited arrivals prices better IN the low
grades sales Of go bbs at 81 5O1ss for Common TO
Fair Extras and - lOasll e5 for Trade and Family
Extras Southern Flour better but the market is not
active; sales OF 40 bbs at So 75Gs9 % for Common
TO Fair Extra baltimore and County and - sO1slJ 20
for Trade and Family Extras. Rye Flour Is more active
and is FIRM sales Of j bbls at 81 25d5 go Corn Meal
steady sales Of $50 bbs at s. G04s3 20 for jersey
and 81 10 for Brandywine.
FISH-Dry Cod has met with an improvement In
the demand bat in prices We have no particular vara.
tion 10 note. Mackerel are in small supply IN good
jobbing demand. and firm. Smoked Herrings are in
good demand and prices are Arm Picked do are dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

OILS-i1,n Ois IRE quiet. hut ~ prices We have no
essential change 10 note. STOCK In tho country, 9sI-
btls whale and 3s.j bbl.. Spcrm. Manufactured re.
main dun. Linseed. eoth American ana English, has
been yety dali, bot prices without change LAID
Oh continues quiet at former prices tty Distilled Red
~ IL IL Il -. ...--L - III ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

Conservatives would be his supporters. A few
DAYS since number of New York politicians of
the Thurlow Weed school were discussing this
conversation of Mr.. Stewards in the light of late
events at Albany, and came to the conclusion that
his hopes were vain, and that one of their number
must come here and tell the Secretary to their
own language, he was making a neat fool of
himself Mr.. Thurlew Weed was requested to
undertake this mission but declined on the ground
that he had twice in his life been the bearer
of similar messages to Mr.. Sewerd, and that he
(Weed) had barely survived either of them,
and that further he would never again, know
ingly, cross the path of the Secretary's ambition
Nevertheless, MIR. Weed has arrived in this CITY.
THE NEW CONGRESSIONAL QUESTION. 81
Several questions, temporarily dropped curing
the more exciting discussions of the Treeumets
bureau and civil rights bills, are now beng aSalh
agitated in congressional and other cIeies.
Among these are the Mexican question ana our
relations with France. There appears 20 pe
growing conviction in the minds OF all VINO nave
given any attention to the subject. that Napoleon
has no intention of Withdrawing the French troops
from Mexico so long as our government MAINTAINS
its present wavering attitude. That the vital lnte
rests of our republican government are endangered
bv the establishment of an empire on the Amer-
can continent, is generally known and felt: Inc
project of guaranteeing the fifty million dollars
Mexican loan, for the purpose OF helping the Lib
esal government, is certainly gaining favor among
Congressmen. ~