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New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

TEAS WHOLESALED
Il AT POPULAR PRICES
For CASH.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
The Fire at BarnuH's Museun-..HOW
the GianteSs and Fair Circassian Felt.

Theacco of the burning Of Bsrnum's Museum,
in the New York Trs6.ss gives the following state
rnent BY the beautiful Circassan
sleep on the third floor Of the building last
night went TO bed about eleven O'Clock; went
into doze, but WAS rather restless and dreamy !;
about midnight aEoke sna had confused idea
Of something startling going on; my room fronts
Broadway; noiFe in the street sttFacted my attsn-
tion I Eprang 70 she window snd opened IT. clear
volume Of Aams wa pouring into the street from
the lower second story window. Hastily throwing
on 8 wrapper, called cut 70 Mss Swami, who was
grestly agitatsd. The beasts in the menagerie be-
gan 70 howl in q piteous manner The FIRE had
reached the staircase and while we were deliberat
ing the feasibility Of this means Of escape,
gentleman rushed up the stairs, seized me IA his
srrns and quickly bore ne 70 tlls street. This was
sll done within the space Of = minuts and half
when reached the other side Of BTosdwsy,s the
aEs was sPEingfng up TIE Eirdov-easings Of the
ieweiry, ard othzF articles which hardly be re-
placed
Mas Anna Swami, the giantess, said "The lions
In the mensgeFie were very restless after eleven
o'clock. The gray wolf howlea spssmodicslly, and
the lions would growl out hslfAngry feeble reply
Although this was unusual, Il was hardly worthy
Of notice did not elose my eyes however and soon
after midnight heard quick shout in the street,
hslf-droEned in sullen Tosr from the lioness;
heard ZaisiIna spring from the bed and raise the
HindoE; fash 81 light partially illuminated the
gooI0, &lc peaFa Illelnaa cry IRE; the blaze Was
even then licking the foor az the bottom Of the
stairs. a fireman came up On jump, elaspsd Zu-
leins in his arms and dashed down stairs 1 me
chanically followed. ] have saved nothing but this
old wrapper, which l have on. I have lost a com
ple.s wardrobe pair Of dirmond earrings, large
cluster diamond ring, and a very Gne gold watch
and chain--in All about $4,000 worth. This Is she
second Ere from which Zeleima and myself have
been saved
The fat woman was too much overcome with
terror 10 volunteer any explanation.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

for the Interests Of The people of the United States
-Rsp1bhcanE Democrsts and Reheis
B0i nov the set Is doae The President CON-
msnded Congress 70 impeach him, and Congress
has obeyed. We have seized the nsttla danger In
the faith hat We shall pluck out Of 4 the flower
safety. Wac that recalls the two years past can
ksliaye has eny evil that results from An act OF
'u1sics sfl equal the evils that sprung from The
ns-ry and generosity ths President Abassd Ia
hEs bssn the grszlest ef al obstacles 20 peace BE
SET up his VII sgsinst that CT the people OF whom
h = the servant and attempted 50 rlsoa tha theo
res upon which the rebellion fought sbove the
principles upon which The Union EEs maintained.
Tie rebellion lived again ia hs TetOss Of the sets
u COngres and his denial Of is constitutional Ga
shsfity. Inspired by him, rebsls nsde laws for
loyal men, and sO0ghs 70 make emancipation
mere name BIZ oresfag new system OF serfdoTn--
40 permiltsS the massacre In New Orleans, and
prptectsa the murdsreEs in Texas. Eve-yEhere
AisdreT JohnsoE EEs in The psth Of the lcysa us-
tisn, resisting its adTAnee he wss multiplied
throaRhout sba rebel Stnsss turn where we world
shsrs Eks AH Andrew Joknsoa aghtIag Sighting.
fs.hiing, against loyalty and erdsf. Psscsi There
wis nc Aope of peacs while be insissed upon var.
Every fssEard Sep Of Congress was gsined BY
desperate struggle with him, and when we thcught
~ hsd concusre1 The citadel. behold there wss
stothsr line before Us The President and tha
President alone, has kept tbe whole country IN
terror and confusion since the Gay be first reeled
into tbe Senate Chamber. and sttsnPted 70 take az
cath which his lips refused 20 inteiigibly rePeat
With lis removal from ofIce-snd, With bis con-
fessiOn of guilt sgned and sealed, ve anticipate no.
thing less-shs oss OF this terrible struggle ends
Ths reconssraction Of the South VIII rapidly and
psacasblv urorress whsn fhe Executive branch Of
Re GoTernrzszt csasea tc oppose g The rebel
iior viii fs back mo its sapalchre when the Pre-
sider; 10 longer insists upon is resurrection al
shs snzisfy which the country psTpetaslly feels
vii psss szsy eTsFsr with ths fesrfal battle be-
tEeer the Exsc1sivs ard CongrsS. TIL theu We
must e1pecs ths troubles Ehct naturally sttsHa
uEloa ) measure 50 extreme ana extraordinary as
ths impesehneat Of the President Of TIE United
States. The sooner thss Congress consistently with
ihs dignity Of the occasion and the rights Of The
accussd, end the trial. the better ioe all inter
szts- Give rs, then, without the needless delay Of
! single dsy President who csn sobsEiY take and
honestly Keep the cath 70 prOtec. and execute ths
ava
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
Peace amer Impeachment.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

Of military despotisul, founded on slavery and trea-
son I fear no man under the canopy os Heaven.
am Americzn citizen. ! have fought with
powers before the thruns and bshind the throne
fought Buchanan Tough Ellis fought Clark
fought Tsuce. lApplstse-1 fought Davis snd
he mobbsd me, hzf fought Rim until be FELL TAp-
Plsrss-l Will stand BY yor now, - did thsn.-
lYes, ye
Lst me refer IoU-to ora ssenf and viii close.
On the night Of the first day Of January, 1857 q
body of my colored friends escfed ma 10 the Afri-
can church. In this city. fer fear Of assassination
When IN the name cf the g URioa mon Of this State
declared sor universal suffrage IApplausel NV
voice was the first that was rsired bv white man.
II palie speech, in the whole State Of North Car
olhS ioF manoocd suffrage Tho Rnbieon was then
passed. viii never falter In the defense Of tbst
people whose warm hearts and strong arms hsve
bean more than once stretched forth to shield me,
during the war and since its close Victory viii
nov perch OF cur banner traitors viii be hurled
nom power and North Carolina EstnTn 70 the
Union loyal end foremost. fApplausel
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
BOARDIW0.
R.K. nATT.EY. M. D.

CALLS NAY BE LEFT At HIS OF
~ FiCE, Prizes stress. aats D. b9zafge - fteis
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

TIE opsrio5s 9, DEsSsl Wsbsssz o. sussih,ss Il
c0ursltssezal osnsiruesioa hare gsusrkly tssn re-
gsnass Is osrying great vsizAi, and hs ust very
pc.it.Fs itas sts Sz-sts 81 fss E1its1 State wss
ezsillss . oe1cs1sal power Eiak tss President n
fhs -zssssr q removals fron ess, as vel as IL sp
poss.uaso.s tse-sss. Mere ihas dirty yssrs sgo
On ibs isth q Fsbrazry, 1885 he sid, n sPsses
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

TO MILL OWNERS and MILLWHI0HTs
WE HAVE FOR SALE Two eOCD
w rgLEn aATEE-wnEEht, s@it>tif - - "
Fssssisss 80 ~ sssasrAas. syHsHaw tTNfH
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13
le market is dun and unchanged.
E,:anT SS. -; +. ;i; n nncT;:an1cd
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. I2-Forty-hye OF cattle and two
cars sheep due a Hudson City day did not arrive Ia
season for selling The cattle already Hudson City
sihce last report foot up l,2 which, with those stll due
tonight and eight for tomorrow, will make fun
supply for the week OF those sale $50 State cat
tle generally mixture Of thin sefers oxen and
few steers while $50 Western cattle mostly Illinois
steers with few from Ohio and lot Of Texans. Six
ysix head 81 cwt, common SOLD at isc 10 dr'ss o. ~
cwt They came 10 SO 4 need. carload or
Ohio steers, and 6s cwt, brought liic with
81 Illinois steers and oxen, 81 cTt. az l5@l6c ana 70
Others ca ewt at 49, lot OF vs. fairsh g; Indiana
cattle are reported at 5Si5tc Several lots of mixed
State cattle run out nc is lec the former price ior
thin dry cows and the latter FOR pretty good oxen Save
two three pairs fine Devon and other oxen the cattle
from poor TO medium, aud prices were no better tnah
last weeksearcely az good Oh thin stock The majority
OF the cattle were Sold but the market was Inactive buy
waiting for the expected stock train.
At Comnunpaw there We're g6l cattle, the majority or
them fair O good with several small los Of prime TO
tr One lot OF IS ~ the Arton and Ozier cattle = cwt
illinois steers handled wel and brought I6 6al7Sc while
6S others OF cw fair aesh ont at i5i Sl7c Another
good drove Of 81 Illinois steers belonging 10 Alexander
French brought i6elltc on . ewt Tor ~ Of tne Shie
very fine cattle fed by j. f. Alexander ~ cwt sold
81 f s 81 4 % or Te %se S Hsr at
home, holding with an oner of 500 each, They
The three finest raised by Wm Armstead OF Grass
hopper Falls Kansas, and bought by Mr. Fitch last Sum
mer lot Of 3J fair owt Ohio for Foos Wilson
averaged lec with III OF j. T. Aexandos cattle 81 cwt,
at 15d l6c and l2j Others ts ewt at 5alc The market
strong a this place. aud most of the cattle were sOd
SsSsr SIils up the prices ., 'Aa' week 'Ss cases s
Sheep are not over plenty today Receipts 2.2OO at
Toreth-st, with 8 cars Communipaw. None came in
Hudson City until late in the afternoon when cars
arrived aud more due tomorrow. sales at this lat
ter place yesterday were State sheep II n, Sc;
ear do "A TO- fair &C.; good fine wool Michigan, %
n. Tsc Al Communipaw. carr 81 10 Ill. sheep brought
Tc with deck 100 fat TO- and deck poor also
H., "a 10, at 5ic. AT Chamberlins car % Ohio sheep
brought 7c with 100 head j. stock, l0c TO- sold yester
day at 7ic The market fol- good sheep is strong while
common lots drag little.
Hogs show signs of weanesN-at least buyers viii not
pay the prices they compelled TO few days ago,
when scarcely anything coming forward. To-day
have ears 1884 head, at Communpaw, and four
cars or head at Fortiehs The receipts of yester
day l,i24 at COmmunpaw, and CAS- at Fortiethst
They all selling at 81 with two cars Illinois, 40
10 empty at s. 56i per cwt Three Of lsJ really
sold az sc, but without feed water, and
considered no better than SIC. when full
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The National Trust Company of the City Of New
York, at No. 336 Broadway. capital one million dol
lars. Darius b. Mangum President receives deposits
of money in largo small amounts and allows four
per cent interest upon daily balances subject 10 check at
sight IL also allows five per cent upon special de-
posits for six months or longer. The Company makes
loans from its Deposits and Trust Funds on Govern
ment Securities State Stocks, and City Stocks of this
State but it is not permitted to DISCOUNT deal in
COMMERCIAL OR BUSINESS PAPER. Individuals,
firms and corporations can keep current accounts in
this institution with special advantages of security
convenience, and profit.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13
THE SOUTH.
THE CRY OF DEsTITUTIoN.

THE CRY OF DESIIIU1iON.
The following letter, addressed TO the Penn
syivana branch of the American Freedmens Union Com
mission is from lady who for the last four years. has
been employed by that Association as teacher I'D south
Carolna - ,,.. q 4, - - ,oeo
I think the cry Of Southern destitutiOn Is raised
falsely, and for a purpose. l have limited Gppor-
tnny for observation but what see In corner INFER
OF tho whole field The Southern planters choose to ex
tract as much they from the North and they cry
sat "Giye. give" continually They take ratons ana
REUSE to sell land to negroes ready to pay cash for It,
Tley call for help be idle. There is proposition
planters from the Governmental be given 10
iab0rers as wages-a lien TO DO taken taken
rrSaruent rPSn n to Government That s make the North
for The Se SSSF ~Gn WSa s the crop O should turn ont as
h~t yrarsi II is certain 70 do So II repaymeh! oo
20 Keen back the true state OF the case and the largest
standing army could hardly recover. TO think that The
war. And what an opportunity IL gives 10 cheat the
uegrOes The provisions at cost price from Government
eSupioyer to the employed! That VIII be
sure to set the pu two The Cay eoos a %T'3 see n
such plan, is 10 give Government claim 10 the lana
not hear that it is proposed to make the land liable for
TIE advanced money, but only the crop III IS lhe Ola
and aIwaTs live wear in advance OF their means And,
that individuals at the North will not advance on
tress. that soft hearted Congress may compel the
kOrherapbo TO doit Just 60 long as there IS any Le-
sponse to this cry, they Will raise It yearly Bnt II to
North would wisely turn deaf ear, they would take TO
work instead OF Deggay The negroes VIII never ASK Tor
assistance cry for help, II the landowners will only
allow each family lot OF land sufficient for provisions,
and surplus TO pay rent for the land. The planters
will this but want TO employ the negroes, because
they want 10 get rich cotton immediately cannot
imagine injury the South than Ia aid Il every
Winter by charity BY loans II has had good crop Of
food and il ought 10 be poor awhile to be safe Now
nk it ought to learn that letting alone u useu 10 DEG
for.
dread this system of advanced provisions much, in
its effects upon both planters and freedmen morally that
cannot help writing warmly 10 relieve my feelings or
course JOnsOns interest To swell the cry OF Re
construction distress at the South and Of South
planters would help him. even " they woud not, AZ
usual grasp at everything that the generosity OF the
North viii give and demand more. hone heed will
be paid this cry Of distress 10 the recommendations
OF hearted commanders who arc too upright them
selves to see the motives OF their petitioners
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13

-a nv the Judiciary act viz First, The reinovtgcva
@ at The instance OF the plaintiff second the rstead
s ease al any time before anal hearing or h1Gi n the
- IimitiRg il TO the time of entering appearaD" "
seton rs prescribed In the act OF l7ss. ,a conse-
The magnitude Of the litigation and tne gt ~ those
ouences 10 the parties OF erroneous declst
snesons, induced me to hear all the einS'ti time And
eoneerned and without any restriction as NJ the
impressed with the soleinnity and mp0rshnoo per az
duty devolved upon me- have brought SHe1cation S Of
possess to the calm, patient ana caa an accurate
Having done this nothing Tf0Sni tbS 10f tSe S
bur to declare the result oI ny sse oS Messrs Fisk &
others must be denied that in the ae Of q the the action
50 far as the petition efss ,S 'f Chicago and Rock Island
ssG Psre Railroad COMPANY 1t must be e ante6 p9t r
20 that only and IN FINER IN conformity with G' this de-
%Insed % gesrs d. D. & d. Field for plaintiffs FISK ana
5. ExJudge Porter aud Mr.. Bnrrlh Tor pialhtl
s4,S MSssrs Pearson, Tracy, Fullerton, aIA LNaF1s
Gar defendants.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13
THE MARKETS.
iCsisfslly reported for THs TRiBrSs.l
ur nNrrpHIN Lnh

iCsrsisIy reported for THs TRiBrxsl
WEDNESDAY. Feb. "a. 1859
AsHEsThe market is quiet for Pots at ts 26dss 81;
BUILDING MATERIALs-A fair demand stili prevails
for all articles coming under this heading aud the market
Is firm. The closing quotations are as follows:
Bricks $40 so9t 50 for Common Hard ts9s22 for Gro
tS al ac for Ro
Mixed aSItc for Buenos Ayres Mixed and DIG for
unwssned Mixed d L.s q at @ three PSns PiastS Lms az
t3 s7a per tun for Blue Nova Scotia 20 per Dbl for
Cacined Eastern and g so per bbl for Cacined Knick
COTToN-The market opened strong, but at the close
has been yery little sold to shippers the demand being
from manufacturers and specuaors sales OF 4T6 bales
at 2o s2c for Middns Upands to 2i for do New
COFFEE-Tbe market for Brazil Coffee s firm and
continues fairly active sales OF LOO bag: eI Lucy at
90 10 Baltimore, aud 2276 bags Flying Coud at Phila
depha on private terms A. auction to-day the cargo Of
large attendance. Every thing sold out and the
prices realized were fully up TO market rates The range
in bond The buyer had the privilege OF paying IN gold
at n IN eSaS s, or IF duty 5 paid oss styles y
flour AND MEAL = The demand for Western
general. The low and medium grades are
5s1 and we wSsas P 1as s
with greater nTnness though quiet the sales are 800
pb a o 1879 g for sugsrne state % sossO Is for
State go sOat 80 for Fancy 05eeo 20 for the low
grades of Western Extra 80 30d 30 for good 10 choice
Spring Wheat Extras t0 $2 S for Minnesota Extras
toasO 70 for Shipping ohio $40 70 Sts for Trade and
Family do; I'll 30dO2 rs for Amber Winter Wheat
Extra Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan; tls oo9e1s for
White Wheat do dO ands 5066 50 for Extra ST. Louis
Canadian four frm but quiet sales OF 100 bbls Choice
White Wheat Extra at tt California Flour Is active and
stronger sales OF 1900 Bags at eli rs for 5nperne aud
S2 O0t3 rs for Extra and the Home. Southern Flour 10
steady though quiet sales Of $50 bbls at oasl s for
ordinary TO good Extra Baltimore and Country I'll As
ass for Extra and Family Georgia and Virginia, and
Sii loaNs@ for Extra and Family Maryland and Della
ware Rye Flour IL rm and fairly active sales Of $50
bbis at 25d & Corn Meal dull but steady; Gales OF
$50 bbls Primo ct y g. Buckwheat Flour is saablo
AZ a se4B 90 per 100 n.
GRAIN-There has been more nrnness in our market
for wheat to-day but business has been only moderate
Msrs tho chief buyers the saies arc 900 BUSH as
a 70 for No Chicago bprng, In store; " ~ for No.
Milwaukee, part Of delvered and - % for white
Canadian harley = nrm but not sctiys sas Of Csnads n
ioOo bush stale ct u co. Osta better and In fair do
msnd tho sales are go buah including western at c
In store, and also seller all Nay rye 10 full and u-
changed. Corn 10 In fair demand and drm the supply
light The decline in gold had but little eject ugoa the
MARKET the sales 70 900 bush including New Western
NIsd ct 21sN 2si Old d. 50 in st0rsi d0, wh~ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13
AND MINING s1OoKs-rrRsI BOARD
WEpNEspAr. Feb. l2-r. N.


Gold closes at 14li, after selling at 14la. The ST.
IBERIA takes ont $9 9s5 in specie. The clearngs OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were $Ss,9640OO, and tho
balances $2,S54,609.
Government stocks are steady, with moderate
business. The 1905 in demand as temporary
investment by which fair interest can be made, with
reasonable assurance of safety to the principal
State securities and Railway mortgages are firm and
in larger demand, and no large amounts are offered
Bank shares are strong and offered in small amounts
Canton Company is up to 6l3 but is dealt in by q
small CLIQUE only The Express shares are neglected
with small offerings. The Railway share market
opened strong and excited, with good de-
mand for the whole list except Erie
which has lost much of its popularity as specula-
tive stock. New-York Central and Michigan South
freely taken by strong buyers, and private
sales were made at an advance on the Board prices
Rock Island was irregular. but each downward turn
was taken by strong buyers. Northwestern Pre-
ferred was in request, and the Common salable ct
6l2. After the call the market was strong, with q
small offering of stocks At the Second Board prices
were well sustained, with good demand Later in
the day further advance was shown.
The following are William Heath g. Co.'slas quo
cations of sfncka.