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ceded, as the most sagacious considered inevi 'Evidences are daily multiplying, that the attempted repeal of the Missouri Compromise will tinder trial.be defeated, even in the Slave States. The Missouri Democrat has some very sensible if the conspirators were rarrespondenc uble' in view of. the extremely sudden thdr own CMt Tfae Dem0 crat saysT' 44 cts on floor, and 5Jc. on wheat, is the ex- It msy be how djd the of the decline. But tho political news csoape shipwreck, the commercial intelligence.

Democracy of Connecticut Through the King of Prussia. Eussia hai oflereTa feint for peace, in the following term WesternPowers will agree of St Louis were more the indlpeudenco of Christians in Turkey, ttnd thoro nghly committed to consent to. Pnaci- of the even Lthe Daily April 20. 1854. i'lneeting of the Directors of the Southern Wisconsin Bailroad Company, has been held the.Presi- arrived this able' to' i Bpeak from the book'Vpf their actB.l>ut will venture that their in a union with.the EhoSiWand, Ballfcad Co? business of this city Dewey for it; and they should not only remem her him for this act, but should -kill the fatted A TTrnDAY-jEVENINGK ABBIL 3Z, Attempted An effort is being made crease the rates of postage, by doubling At present rates We can scareely believe that Congress will be guilty of such a folly, Cheap Postage has been really the greatest ioon con ferredapon the people, since the foundation the Suppase that the PQ.

ment does not sustain itself-what aurplus money in the Treasury could better expended, than in supplying the deficiency. is of more real importance, than a dozen Mexican treaties We affirm that Congress, in the list of all does BtUroad-Prica qf, April 19, 1854. "52 Good learn by a dei half-past 8. in tro i to thefowners of the Badger Cleave or Connecticut- jnbUeei in th cele any years in constant conflict, the Demoera declared; and England and France have Nebmk a MU in thc ir hearts the forever banished. Janes be a large city.

Nature and the hand of man can iductor His company alone at tne jj a'Tsteamer Micbigan.has retailed iver the road, to any-man her relief, trip, and reports er lith the "blue am tate 8t jn safoit Bois Blanc in 18 -7- i UVB fr fcsau ever troubled with the "blue State 8t Bois Blanc in stopping with Messrs. Haileton Hutson. the has not been-'ashore, nor has any; other of Laridlords of the American those vessels reported to be there. is After-iettine a "warm meal," Iss't evening, I firm and impassable: i be not authorize deficiency, more generally useful. Letter writing is no longer found to be a tax, even upon the poorest.

In truth, we cannot believe that Congress will adopt BO barbarous proposition, as to return at Messrs. Langrishe Atjrater's Theatre, and saw the play of the "Stranger. 1 This troupe have been ies, since the adjournment of the Legisla and they will commence in your city on Monday next, when I hope and trust that they It receive that patronage which they so justly mer They have played here and at Madison for two or three years more or less, and are universally admired wherever they are HARTJWRD, announced. The whole number of votes for Governor was 61,275, of which, received 19,466 Ingham, (dem) 28.53H Chapman, (temperance) 10,672 Hooker, (free soil) 2.500 Majority against Ingham, 4,099 BALTIMORE. April 17,1854.

FROM THK SOOTH bark Grapesho and the Law muskets The bark Grape i shot, from New York, with George Law's mus known, and when they come to Milwaukee, 11 on boarl i i a lying at the month of the Mis Oly retard its progress for the hereafter, she Trill not be strong enough to disturb the peace of-all Europe. The allies are also agreed that. all treaties' a ted, ai human souls to the iver visited. Even the streets are laden with the products their heads the I eBrich conntry i its immediate vicinity. wmg bMn a delightful day; but I learn that yon have had small sprinkling of rain dust, before the southern hurricane.

who denounced the ton, voted for It, to higher rates. We perceive that some wisea-, who neyer Ha 8ay8 the Spani8h Con cres insist that an increase of postage would be those who have should go the ul has despatched intelligence to Havana more beneficial to the West. This we utterly 1 am the deny A large respondence is rates to 5 cents We venture also to Bay I her arrival. would become were all tne brisk that franked letters that go through the mail.paii/, LOUISVILLE, April 17, 1854. TRIALS or THE WARDS for the Murder Professor Tbe trial of the brothe llTnz for SI 20, and the merchants generally I with the murder of Profess lling lor 5,1 WM comn)enc to-day at Elizabeth formation North it is easy matter ion to any question allied to bn't'in'Missouri, the democracy took Assuredly this poltroon- which the good peop i this city were not al- lonzor allowed to Russia, over members ol me Demoorec the Greek Church.

Peace, there cannot be until in lowed to receive. Russ.a em Greek the one side or the other, is beaten, talks to gain time to complete her de- fence; and so the allies appear to understand it The Bailie fleet has proceeded to the Gulf of Finland, for active hostilities Admiral Napier has issued laconic address to the sailors of the fleet, bidding them "sharpen their cutlas- MB, and make their fire sure." By the 9th of April all the joint land forces England and France, destined for Constantinople, will have mbarked, and the only harbinger of peace, will J0 be a great and decisive battle, like those of Br.arf.fujr-Marfrrt.-Tbe Asia, whose news was telegraphed to this city yesterday has broufeht Liverpool dates to theSth inst Flour has declined forty-four cents; wheat Cl cents and corn 11 cents. The causes of of these flue- tuationsso peculiar to Iho breadstuff market are difficult to determine in particular instances, in times of excitement like present. The annonncement that Russia has made conciliatory propoEiUons may have something to do with or the absence of the renewed demand for a few days. The news checked operations in New York as will be seen by the markets.

The decline however cannot be permanent nl- thpugh the advance may notroach the cxtrav- egent views of producers. tST THE N'. Y. LEGISLATURE adjourned on thelTth inst session of 108 days. Canal Commissioner MATHER got costs allowed for his impeachment trial.

It was similar to the Hiibboll case in this State. A nToLEv, formerly editor and proprietor of the Watertown Chronicle, has opened a land office at that place. We wish Mr. Had ley success in his new'vocation. He has won ft comfortable place by his devotion to the craft, and we hope that he will fill hispockets with the best kinds of rooks, while he is regaining his health.

The retired Printer deserves an armful of prosperity. THE STEAMER WESTERN WORLD was launch cd in She is commanded by slavery; In my letter of last evening, your types turned Madison into Watertown. I said that the road from here to not Waterlown I was only 3000 feet longer than an air-line." I see that the Wankesha Democrat is trying foVm has'beenTnYoT thTgulding to ep poce with the in giving the ear- luiwi. i niH I an independent position on the 8th themselves upon that orm an principles in their great leader throughout his lon career-battled for the right, reckless of ioformBt i OB of things that don't exist, nor the edUor must have ho tions whTe the mere politicians averred that Been an heard so much of that about which no 1 n-n- they were swimming against the stream, and 1 ever dreame a that they would be overborne by tbe I Bee that Mr. Booth B.

a. well as some others, is troubled, Gov is ihe be.t cy. and P8 tream which it appointments. The appointment BJ. was said would overwhelm them, swiftly bears and McLANE, as.Commis Ottec of the Weekly WUconaln stonnffand gales of last week, were succeeded on oaday bys which, with a gingle Interruption, haft continued time.

Retail trade In conge- oeBCfl and jobbing has improved Hllghtly nder the receipts of goods from the eart. In Staple Dry; Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Iron, Hardware. 0. we have noenange of consequence to note. Wo notice ie'Jact that octlTO competition in staples has vastly di mlnlshed, the profits, compared with what they were some oar or five jean since.

Stocks must be larpr and more varied, and the margin between prices in New York and his city growing "small by degrees and beautifully In lact, in many article) there would be no margin tall, were it not for extraordinary facilities for buying and good credit. This state of things renders the incep Ion of any business by a young min with small capital an exceedingly "risky operation." Operations in real estate are weekly increasing in extent Prices in favorite localities for Homesteads or for business there would not be dollar of hat we mean In speaking of money is loanable capital and ook.tthetoiiniihed stocks of most articles, combined mat consumption, we must, infer that no great real savtaflooKpScelLt year, and, therefore, there is no reHontoanticipatean abundance of money or loanable apital. The stringency in the N.Y. Money market has fortun- tely diminished the imports somewhat. The aggerate im, ports of the year to April 15 at Xew York, are $55,588,000 gainst $56,283,824 during the same period of last The exports of merchandise aw $21,087,000, against $14,493,000 to the same time last season.

The following Is the latest market report from York: New Torlc 21. for Western quantities in rood firm at former Sales western canal 2,800 bbls at for ordinary to good state, and for common to wanted'and firmly 8,170 bus. mix- edsouthernat bushels common Canadian in deficie was sa thebarkoftheirfortunes to the golden shores gute Lunatic AB um -or! in vioUtion of the ConsU.ution than tbe ly conduct; the rich harvest will bo gathered 8 po i tment of commissioners to visit the Fox next August. We say this simply for the pur- Rirer Im roTC ment," or tbe State Prison; and next August. pose of pointing amoral for ty, on vv, vuidlde as well as in Misst tauebfby the late elections, is that the party, like the 7 whigs here, or the democrats else-1 State far his Private Secretary is concerned, it 11K6 VUB i --where which threatens to violate the Missouri'! flren Compromise, whether it is a sacred oompBct or ia an office that has always existed, in this and others; and I did suppose that Capl.

C. C. STAKARD and with the Plytnoutli Rock will commence running in'connection of the Michigan Central Railroad, about the first of Juno. AMERICAN the Southern Convention, lately in session at Charleston, a resolution was introduced in favor of a mcdi- ation upon the part of our Government between Russia and Turkey, and President Fillmore, Gen Scott and Senator Butler, of South Caro- lina.wcroproprosedna the diplomatic agents to be entrusted with this LAND GKAHT Racine, on the 17th ft meeting was held of those opposed to Land Grants in General, and to the B. B.

R. in particular. ElishaJlay- mond presided. Speeches were made by Messrs Durand, Dicksonnnd others. An adjourned meeting was afterwards held at which resolutions were gassed, and a committee appointed to circulate remonstrances for signatures Bill consolidating the citiiens of Brooklyn and Williamsbnrg anoVthe town of Bushwick has passed the New York Legislature, and takes effect on JaUuary 1st, 1856 The whole is to bo known as the City ol Brooklyn.

It will be nearly ten milcB long, and average three and a half in width. The city government will be similar to that ol New York It. population is nearly 200.000 The next step will be ils annexation to New York. anil the can seduce into any measure dangerous to the Union." if Col. BENTON could be returned to the U.

S. Senate on that issue, it would be the most memorable political triumph in American history. His friends in the State of Missouri are nauguine that such will be tbe crowning triumph of hie life. The- of courier from St. Petersburg has arrived, nearing positive orders for the Montenegrins to attack the Turkish province of Herzegovina.

Russian couriers are passing in rapid succession between Russia anyMonlenegro THE MOUSE AND THE Nova Soo- ti.a Legislature have adopted an address of allegiance to the Queen, pledged themselves to protect the Province from "foreign aggression," and have authorized the Lieut. Governor to call out the should eireumstancet require it I or despatch received in Philadelphia on the 19th from Long Beach states the ship Powhattan wont ashore on the Saturday previous, near Egg Harbor Light.and all on board, including a large number of em- iganU, wore lost, although within sneaking distance of the shore. The ship is entirely broken up. A A despatch from Philadelphia, 19th says: "The run on the National Savings Bank still continues A large crowd has been near the door for two days They have paid out over S1CO.OOO. They now demand two weeks notice f.r sums over S100, and the demand has ceased, ilie depositors being satis- allow the Governor to ap his own choice to that office.

When the Governor returns, I will advise him to consult these dignitaria, before he makes any further appointments. Still, I do not know that this would be any relief to They are determined "not to be comforted;" and they may as well howl over imaginary that pays the members It is just about like adding $2 per di'm 'o the compensation of a member of Congress, but which he takes out in postage. The Gadsden on its Bejectton- The following is the vote, as given by a correspondent of the New Vork Tribune. It will be perceived that but three Southern Senators are recorded against its ratification: AYES Messrs. Atchison, Bell, Bright Brown.

Butler. Cass, Clay, Clayton, Dodge of Iowa. Douglas. Evans. Fitzpatrick, Gwm, lin.

Johnson, Jones of Iowa. Mallory, Mason, Morton, Pettit, Rusk, Sebastian, Slidell, Stuart. Thompson of New Jersey, Toombs, Weller 27 Allen, BAYAUD, Brodhead, Chase, Dodge of Wisconsin, Everett, Jessen- den, Fish, Foot. GEYER, James, Seward, Shields, Sumner, Smith. THOMWOK of Kentucky, Wade.

Walker road. I understand that the CITS are roa pr oj jaurnment The grand Southern PaciBc Railroad project was adopted after a warm debate wrongs, as reel Voars as usual. P. Tklrd Judicial The following is the complete official canvass by counties, of the vote for Circuit Judge in the Thi'd Judicial District, at the election held April 4th, 1854: PALESTINE SULTAN has mortgaged the revenues of the Holy Land to the in order to obtain the recent can. These Jew Bankers have long desired to btain a lien on the land of their ancestors- sacred in tbe estimation of every genuine Hebrew; and it would not be among the surprises of this most extraordinary war, if the Roths- childs should become tbe sovereigns of the Hoy Land.

These great Bankers would consider this glory enough for the proudest house in Europe: and they would be willing to pay roundly for it, in the form of war loans to Turkey. GnunUefl Ozaukee, Washington. Dodge, Columbia, Marquette. Totals, Lnrrabee. 677 1,100 1,171 909 1.002 616 5,486 ItalrJ.

706 MS 1,099 5S8 242 £6 827 839 110 13 61 5,003 184 Larrabee's plurality, 2,484. Judge Larra bee baa also a majority of 10 over all his op ponents. fine additon to the Warren Hotel in this city is being put up by Mr. N. The lower story is intended for a Bar-Room and the upper part for sleeping rooms She boygan Journal.

Candid truths, like candid fruit, are all th better for having the stones picked out them. fied. IOWA AND learn from a STRAW PAPER in use far Philadelphia Ledge, paper. It is Mellicr's process, wl is now printed on white mode by what is called has been recently pat The Mrnasha mokes her first trip for this season, on Lake Winnebsgo, Monday the 24th inst. She has been fitted up both ele- gently and comfortably, and will accommodate 800 passengers.

She is under the command of Capt. Hotaling, who, we believe was the first man who commanded a boat on Lake Winnebago. The Fond dn Lao papers are naturally pleased that two mechanics of that city, WILBOR and PEACOCK, with a steam engine to pump water into the boilers, and extinguish 6res. ROHSIAN MERCHANTS the London News accounts from St. Petersburgh state that the Turkish war IB very unpopular among the mercantile classes; and that in consequence of this feeling an order had been issued, forbidding the assembling in the Bttrcetsof groups of more than two persons.

This may bo, but wo should bear in mind that this is the -Srithh statemont. NEW YenKKKE at the Scy mourandll. A. Rislcy, formerly of Buffalo, Irnvo taken the contract for building the imtern Jlailronrt of Worth Carolina -to run from the cool fields on Deep River to tide wator. TAKING Hon.

DAVE TOD, Mr. Polk's Minister to Brazil, is out in very decided terms ngainst the Douglas Nebraska bill. He considers it nnti-Dcmooratic, and uncalled for, and thinks that Douglas could not have more effectually killed himself if he had cut both jugular State Journal. DAVE TOD has long boon one of the most influential of the Democracy of Ohio. THE MABISON AHGDS compliments U.

8. Commissioner of this city, for his course in connection with the late Fugitive Slave excitement in this city. Mm.EB ON N. Y. CITY ore taking the place of horses on the city railroads.

They are much better adapted this work than horses, as they can endure more hard usage. Lieut. GAMIU.K, of the U. S. Topographical corps is examining Kenosha harbor.

THE SNOW STORM in snow storm which commenced in this city on Friday evening lost and has since prevailed, with short in- tormissioils, appears to "have extended over a wide portion of the country. We learn from telegraphic despatches that a severe storm of 6lcet and BUOW prevailed at Washington all day yesterday, and it was feared it would prove destructive to early vegetation. In.Bnitimore similar was experienced, and it was cold. In Philadelphia, a furious snow storm commenced on Saturday morning and raced until sunset At Albany, a heavy snow storm set in on Friday night, and at Buffalo the storm has continued four days. A despatch from Boston nays that the weather is and cloudy, with indications of more snow, the ground being already covered to the depth of four AVer fork Commercial Vita ented.and by which it is claimed that pa- perprinting con be made from almost any vegetable fibrous substance.

One of the difficulties with straw paper heretofore, has "been to make it white enough for printing purposes. This is now done by a process of blenching, of which Mr. Mellier is the patentee. The bleaching process.however.docs not seem yet to hare been perfected, judging from the tawny complexion Ledger. There is room for many degrees still of whiter white.

The application of guano to the sugar growing lands of Louisiana has been attended with much success. -The increased product has been equal to BO per cent. Edward M. Hunter, late Senator from our city, has been appointed by Gov. Barstow his Private Secretary.

DniNp GOOD with his money. Brewster, of New Haven, the famous carriage manufacturer has offered to defray the expenses of erecting a new Orphan Assylum in that city, provided the city will furnish a lot on which to erect it. GOT IT at The City Councils of Philadelphia have resolved to subscribe 81,000,000 to the Sunbury and Erie Railroad. This will insure its completion. ousiness prospects of onr yonng city never looked better they do at present.

Oshkosh Courier, ITlh intt. OLIVER II. LEE, former Superintendent of the Hudson River River Railroad has been appointed Vice President, in place of Nelson J. Beach Mr. LEE is an excellent officer in whatever situation he is planed.

Rachel the great tragic actress tins returned to Paris, well laden with Russian spoil. Nothing further is heard of her intended trip to America. She does not intend to re-appear upon the stage at present PRODUCE-HOUSE SUSPENSION IN NEW Alfred Barrett Co. a highly respectable house in the grain trade, doing mostly a commission business, on Southern account have suspended. Their liabilities are about 8125,000, nearly all of it held at the South.

Their losses, it is sup. posed hove resulted, chienyr from shipment of grain'to Europe during the current season. EX-PREBIDEHT FILLMORE and Secreta ry KENNEDY, were in Montgomery, Alabama, on the 14th instant. THE INSANE the House of Representa- tiveB, on the 17th insf." the indigent Insane four iiisf MrtTow institution was organized on Monday. Of last week, under its new charter.

Nearly 88000 has already been subscribed and-25 per cent of the amount paid in. A suitable edifice in the village of Milton will he commenced at oacc, and it is thought will bo completed and in operation during the ensuing Janeseille Standard. FEEDING THE ALUKD Turks were anxiously waiting tho arrival of the allied armies, and the Sultan has promised to supply them with all the provisions they need dU-' their stay in his dominions. The Viceroy of Egypt is expected to send the Sultan 30,000 infantry, and 3000 cavalry. Land bill passed The whole, amount of land granted to the several States is 10.000,000 acrfel This bill had previously passed the Senate.

RAILROAD SUIT DECIDED in fator of Brough Ottawa, Illinois, on the 10th judgment was entered in the Supreme Court, in the case of the People vs. the Mississippi Atlantic R. affirming tho judgment of tho Circuit Court The opinion by Chief Justice TREAT, holds that if any doubt existed at to the authority of the company to construct the work, ample power is given by the law of last winter, and tbe authority of tbe company is now perfect to prosecute the work to completion. ANOTHER BENEVOLENCE of a JVew York merchant Prince. It stated that Moses H.

GrinneU of has purchased the -watering place of Judge Mills, at Yellow Springs, Kentucky. It is also stated that the hotel on this beautiful spot will soon' open under the auspices of a sister of K.08Buth. THE PACKETSHIP POWHATTAN, wrecked at Barnegat, had 312 passengers from Havre, and no cargo 130 bodies had washed ashore on tbe noon of the 20th women and children. Seven portions were lost from the Schr. Manhattan, at the same time and place, and only one-survived.

The Suffooaxtg Bullets and those who use results from some experiments recently made at Brest in France, with the terrible boulets asphixians that have been so much talked of, that they may under circumstances, be very dangerous to the troops using them as well as to the enemy A building containing a number of cats, dogs, and other animals was fired at, and on inspection all of them were found to be dead from asphyxia; but it happened that the shot" -were fired against the wind, and though the distance was great, the poisonous vapor was rolled back with such effect that several of the artillerymen were nearly choked and some of them fainted. Curious Cause. wife of tbe Duke of Parma, who assumes the regency of tbe Duchy, I till tbe majority of her eldest son, now only six years old, is the sister of tbe Count de Chambord, the Bourbon heir to the throne of France. The assassination of the Duke is curiously attributed by the Constitutionnrl, "to the revival of the detestable passions fomented, of late, by the extraordinary conduct of the Emperor of Russia!" THE ICE in the A ship which arrived at New York on the 20th inst-, reports seeing on the banks of Newfoundland, two icebergs two miles long feet high. LIQUOR LAW in The Com- nStteeof conference of: the two Houses on the friend who is just from Iowa, that the emigration is literally tremendous, and that the Dn- buque Office by its last returns, shows that it is selling more land than any other office io the United States Dubuque is moving ahead like a locomotive and we are gratified to know that some of its most enter prising citizens are former-Milwaukeans.

There is now a strong hope that Railway connection will be formed with Milwaukee by means of the Southern WISCOUF IXailroad.which will adopt the same guage as the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Then Dubuque will be but one day distant frum Milwaukee. ALARM IN CUBA Crescent City brings intelligence of the extreme alarm of the Spanish officials, of an American invasion. The Captain General bus been making atonr of inspection to all tbe fortifications. He un derstood that 300 guns could be mounted at Havana in 24 hours. Provisions are being carried into Havana in the night time.

THE IM-LUENCK of Prince Albert is named Admiral of Prussia, at the earnest request of the Russian ambassador. THE LANDGBADCATION bill which has passed the House of provides that lands which iTave been ten years in market shall be offered at one dollar per acre, and so on, falling a quarter of dollar per for each additional five years, until the price reaches twelve an.i a halt cents per acre. CORRECT LANGUAGE of ihc Chicago clergy memorial against the Nebraska bill was "The undersigned, clergymen of the different religious denominations in the North-western States, at citizens and as ministers of the Gospel of Jesns Christ, hereby do solemnly protest, Mr. Douglas has seriously injured his character by denouncing them for what did not co- half-mile per day The engineer informs me that he has made an estimate of the. expense of completing the grade (including the bridge across Rock River, the mason work, from here to the State line (a distance of twenty one miles) and puts it at 847,250.

It is the most level and natural route for a road that I over saw, and mostly on an air line. From here to Watertown the route is only about 3000 feet longer than an air line; aijout one-third of it is graded, and the mason work afl done between here and "Cook Town. 1 From Watertown to Fond du it is all graded and the ears are running from Fond duLacto Waupnn. which I am told pays very well. I mention this from tbe fact that I bad heretofore supposed that nothing but gat had been used upon this road.

There was a meeting called, here to-day, of the Directors of the Southern Wisconsin Railroad Company. Nothing, as yet, has been dote. Mr. FINCH, of the M. M.

Railroad Is here, for the purpose of proposing a marriage between the two companies. Messrs. HALE and of the Kenosha are also here, claiming a previous marriage promise with the "South but what the final result will be, I am unable to predict. Ex Governor DEWEY is here to-morrow, to "give away the bride," For further particulars, see my next epistle. The Sentinel is very well patronized here, but Booth's, and JVoonan't papers, are as and alternate sections of public land for railroad purposes, also caused bitter opposition The Virginia delegates had withdrawn.

Tbe Convention adjourned to meet in JVcio Orleans on the second Monday in January next BOSTON April 20. THE MATTER of Corhituate Bank scarce as white men were, at Booth's late Convention. Yours as usual, P. P. O'CLOCK P.

bells are ringing, and the cry of "Fire. 1 is heard in tbe streets. morning Judge SHAW decided that temporary injunction should be continued till June when report of special receivers will determine wheth er Injunction shall be perpetual The bills aflhe Bunk uf Cattltton Vermont are not received at the Suffolk Bank in this city, It is reported tout the Bank has stopped pay. meut. WASHINGTON, April 20.

Senate adjourned to Monday. HOUSE of interest transpired committee The Point Academy bill was amended in several particulars. BALTIMORE, April 20. Considerable excitement exists at Norfolk, occasioned by the escape of four slaves on some national ship. Lynch law is threatened against the captain if be can be found NEW YORK, April 19th.

sailed to-day with 100 passengers and 200,000 in specie. The Ship Underwriter is outside almost a perfect wreck. The careo has been partly thrown overboard. The vessel is valued at Insured for $62.000. Cargo insured for 3150,000.

THERE ARE SEVERAL WRECKS off Delaware Virginia and North Carolina coasts. A despatch from Msecom teach states that forty dead bodies mostly Germans had washed ashore at that place, and others were certainly coming in. have advanced 30 ct within 10 months. There at less bnilding going on than six months ago, but man dwelling houses and stores then commenced, are not ye finished. Money continues scarce and will probably remain so fo at least a month.

The Banks under the State Bankin Law, are making preparations to enlarge their business the utmost practicable extent: The bill.) of two ne banks have made their appearance during the week, viz "Tho Bank of tho West" at Madison, capital secured stocks, $100,000, and tbe "Bank of Commerce." llllwa bee. capital $100.000. Tbe iiuestion of the Queuing of navigation one of much Interest as any at the present timo, to our cit The weather has been exceedingly cold hi the region the Straits, and at last accoqnU the Ice was thick and nnu from Beaver Island to Preique Isle. Vessels in this port do nMtxeem disposed to sail until the passage ia clear. The lumber trade goes on actively.

There are now in port ready to for liuUalo with loads of produce Str Golden Gate; brigs Sam Hale. Hcllcmrtein, Ferguson. Burns, Fanny Gardiner; Schrs Hagar, Aretu- mil Kirk White. The late opening of the Straits will prove a serious drawback to the interests- of ports on Lake Michigan. There have been few new freights during the week.

The brig ftomj ConKna- was chartered for Barley to Baftalo at -The propellers Wresrmanlmd and itayflmxr and the steamer Ctolcfen Bale take nonratSOc. We note the following sales during the week 2000 bn. mlied wheat at 1 20 bu OOObbU Sour (1'almyra UiUx) 00; 1500 bn barky bu; 1200 bu mixed wheat, 1 30; 3000 do, 1 30 free on board; 1200 bbls flour $8 281 o. b. SOU do.

to 25; 1000 do, $6 25; 22,000 bu wheat equal to about 1 27; 600 bbls flour, $8 00; 5000 bn mixed wheat at 1 29 f- o. 6000 bu do 1 30. I. o. wheat at During the padt week uewg from Europe has been bro't by the Hermann.

America, and Alia. The first three brought news of an fourth, of a decline. Market here is having confluence in the maintenance of the existing prices. the certainty of a general European war. News from the country is (avorable so tho spring and lall soaro crops.

The late raias must have been exceedingly beneficial. More Banking Capital Li wanted In tills State. If we have a good crop this Ian, $500.000 would not be two much for the State. Milwaukee lias 28,000 Inhabitants, and with a banking capital used here not exceeding $700,000. The city of Salem, has a population not exceeding 25,000 and a business not one half as large as this city, and yet, it has a banking capital of $1,870,000.

average dividend of which ia 73t percent. The merchants, produce dealers, at Wisconsin seriously suffered by the numerous breakages and consequent detentions last year on the Erit CSinal; but this year the prospect is (ar better for an uninterrupted trade. The Albany Journal states that since the first of March, large gangs of laborers have been actively employed In deepening and widening the Erie Canal at ItB shallowest and narrowest points, to enable the passage, of boats of an I have ran about a half mile BUBTING old rivalries in the new Great enthusiasm was manifested at Malta between the English and French troops there as- Bembled The soldiers of the two nations vied in the rain, over sticks and stumps, and thro' mud holes, until nearly I am told that a pile of wood, near the Depot, is on fire. I have finally got back to the "American," pretty much used up; and I presume that the wood pile is. too'.

EiglaidVi Declaration of War. The opening address of Lord JORN RUSSELI. in reply to the Queen's message authorizing is in admirable tone. He deeply felt the responsibility of an act which may arouse a world in arms, and the end of which no man can foresee He said with a grave eloquence: Sir, tn rising to move an answer to Her Majesty's most gracious feel a deep sense of the solemn, I may say the awful importance, of the motion I am about to propose. It is now more than half a centnrysince a message of a similar import was brought down to this house.

For the period of nearly 40 years this country has been in tho enjoyment of the blessings of peace, and these blessings have never been more widely or more extensively valued. The privileges of the people have been increased their burdens have been diminished; and, with an extending and prosperous commerce, wealth has been diffused throughout the country. We have lately had an exhibition of the pride, pomp, and circumstances of war, but it is impossible to think of war without reflecting at the same time upon the bloodshed it occasions, upon the prosperity it interrupts, and upon the miseries it inflicts. Awlse Parks- The message of the new Mayor of Janesville, J. BODWELL DOE, is a very creditable document in every respect; in style, matter and manner.

Among his numerous wise recommendations we cannot but commend the foresight which he evinces relative to laying.ont Public Parks. It is an example for other cities. He remarks: "I would recommend for your candid consideration, the propriety of providing ourselves at this early day with Nothing tends more to the beautifying and. adorning of with each other in tokens of cordiality. Even the musicians had fraternized, the bands of tbe English performing the air of "Partant pour la Syrie," and the French playing "God save the Quten." The above is truly wonderful, as France and England have been hereditary enemies for five hundred years (Here the Thunder etorm interrupted the Telegraphic communication.) NEW YORK, April 18.

TBE SHIP ASHORE at Sqwam Inlet is the Under writer, of Kermit and Collins line, from Liverpool. She lies head to sea, and apparently in an uneasy position. The sea was running so high that she conld not be Nothing furtbar from the ship near Barnegat. The Underwriter ia 1,400 tons, has many passengers on board. Tbe steam- tug Achilles has left for the Underwriter, and the Triton for the ship at Barnegat.

ALL Russians were making terrible preparations for hostilities in the Baltic. All the lighthouses buoya are removed and formidable fleets of gnn boats are collected in shallow waters at the principal points. Masses of rock, it is said, are dragged along the ice to intricate parts of the channel to block it when tbe ice melts. All the houses in Crcn- stadt not capable of defence are pulled down. New batteries where erecting everywhere, and 200 additional gun boats baa been ordered.

The CZAR and bis sons were personally superintending the preparations. Discon- A HANDSOME London, on the eve of the 6th of April, a large banquet was given to the Earl of Elgin, preparatory to his resuming tho government of Canada. Lord JOHN RI-SSEEL in the chair There were present among others, James Buchanan, the American Ambassador, Earl of Ellesmere, the Chief Justice of Lower Canada, Mr taine, and Ron. Francis Hincks. AMERICAN COAL going The great advance in the price of coal in England is inducing the ocean steamship companies to lay in aanpply in New York, for their return voyages.

If Liverpool coal continues to advance, as is likely, it will become profitable to export coal from New York to Liverpool. further advance will justify it. A little ilquorBill. have agreed upon plan to tubmit the question to the People. In JVew York, similar effort SKND a few to Germany.

is said that the' Gernmn farmers of the lower Rhine have been troubled with mice that a deputation from Alsatia went to Strasbourg and Invoked the aid of the prefect." At his reccom- mendation a large number of new "mousetraps was procured; nn3 on a space of three acres, in thirty-eii were caught 15,861 of the little creatures, an average of nearly 450 per day. An enterprising Yankee might turn an heMettpetmy-by- importing Ger- In the; TJ. 8. Senate on the 15th inst Senator Shields of Illinois presented a memorial of the believers in spiritualism with 1600 praying an investigation in the Senator Shields made a famous speech and finally the CTOS laid on the In the Elliot, (whig) who was elected from MassadraBettftirfiirthe vacancy in the House, caused by the resignation of Mr. Scuddir; tbok-'tls beat.

TBE PROFIT! of peach' Philip Bey- told, of Delaware, the 'largest peach grower in the world, died at his residence in that State a few days ago. He commenced poor, but left at his death $300,000, mostly obtained by the prosecution of agricultural pursuits. In the suburbs of New Orleans on the 2d inst, A duel was fought between Cbas Roman, son of ex-Governor Roman, and WH of a senator Louisiana of that name. The fight commenced at one o'clock, with small swords for weapons. The first pass was made by Mr Bonligoy.wboae sword struck upon the suspender button of his antagonist, and broke in two.

In the pass of Mr. Roman, made simultaneously-, the sword -penetrated the side of Mr Bouligny, inflicting a slight but not dangerous wound. Tbe swords being broken, the parties reserted to pistols at five paces. -At the first fire Mr Bonligny received Xhe ball of ibis antagonist back of the hip; wound, we learn was painful, but slight. The shot of Mr Bouligny passed on The agricultural accounts from Ireland are very cheering.

To THE Sir CHARLES NATIER has had the reputation of being a daring commander, whose audacity is always equal to the enthusiasm of the men he commands. The following address to his fleet is characteristic, and quite Napoleonic in its terseness and pith: "Laos, war is declared! Ton are to meet a bold and numerous army. Should they offer battle, yon know how to dispose of Should they remain in port, we must try to get at them. Success depends on the quickness and precision of your fire. Lads, sharpen your cutlasses, and the day is your own." NAPIER is seventy years of age; and yet he is really as yonng in spirit, as men at forty.

The Russians will End him an indomitable foe. a city than its parks when tastefully arranged, and I deem it important that we should at this early day secure suitable grounds for that purpose. Lands be bought now at low prices and on favorable terms, and by being set apart for such use will greatly enhance tbe value of surrounding property. Our people will cheerfully submit to taxes for so intimately connected with their health and comfort." The growth of Janeseille is among the wonders of the West, for it certainly has struggled against serious obstacles. The new MAYOR therefore naturally indulges in the following pleasant reminiscence of its rapid progress in Janesville in tbe fall of 1842,1 fonnd a population of 200; now we are an organized City with about 6000 Yon need not be told gentleman that I have greatly rejoiced in -witnessing from year to year the steady, yet rapid, growth of the town, and the agricultural development of the surrounding country.

Our city is now making more rapid strides in its onward march, than at any former period of its history." A GANG of rascals N. Y. Police, on the 19th inst, made a haul of counterfeit dies for counterfeiting bills. Among the bills were some on tbe Farmers and Drovers Bank, of Duchess N. Union Bank, of Albany, Union Bank, of Montreal and several Southern Banks.

Great quantities of counterfeit gold coins of various denominations were also seiied. tent prevailed in Finland against the Russian, and some arrests have been made. THE GADSDEN TREATY The Courier's correspondent says the vote on the Gads, den Treaty and 26 for The vote was to a great degree sectional. It is probable that the Mesilla Valley will be oc cnpied by Gen. Garland, and a special minister, with full powers, will be sent to Mexico.

unknown ship, with a large number of passengers on board, is reported to have been ashore on Sunday, five miles below Barnegat, and it is feared she may have gone to pieces during the gale of that day. NEW YORK, April 20. The note of Wei learn from Havana that the Captain General is; strengthening all the fortifications; 13,000 troops are on the island. By the Navigation is opened to St. Petersburgh The Empress and Court will remove to Moscow as soon as hostilities £3-Allied fleets have entered the Black Sea and sailed for Tarnn, to act in conjunction with Omer Pacha.

Russians are razing all the fortresses in Dobdhuscha TEeir situation The Solemnities of April 26th is appointed as a National Fast Day throughout enlarged size and it Is hoped that this improvement wfll greatly augment the capacity of the Canal, in anticipation of its Bnal and permanent enlargement. The scarcity of western wheat ia the eastern markets, among the reasonable grounds for a targe and steady demand long after navigation opens on the Erie CanaL It win take some time to-replenish the grain binaof the Eastern mills. The Troy Daily Times speaks to this point: "Some of our millers have recently made purchases of Pennsylvania wheat at PkuaMpMa, to afford them a temporary stock until grain from the West can be forwarded by canal." The Minnesota papers speak of great improvements going on in the new city of St. troth we may say the same of all the cities and villages In the West. Some advance more rapidly, but progress is the law.

The country settles and the towns must expand too. Counties, towns and villages which, now count only hundreds will soon count their thousanus.So fertile a country as given to the residents of the West, must bear a harvest of daily widening activity to every Industrial interest. A short time since the Detroit Advertiser contained a series of articles, editorial and communicated, upon the subject of short weight in flonr. tt appears that Boston purchasers of Michigan flour havs claimed Urge sums for deficiency of weight in flour in barrels. The late high prices had Induced the sale in bags of 100, 60 and 25 Ibs.

This practice detected the deficiency, sometimes in a lot 100 bbls, amounting to an average of 4 Its to the barrel. The ease is stated as follows: Suppose that a lot of 500 bbls, ashasbeen actually the case was found lacking to the amount of five fts of fionr in each barrel, the loss to the purchaser in York or Boston would be as follows: The 500 bbls should have contained of fiour, tts, But they only contained 2,500 store at private terms. Rye firm and good 1,500 bush, at 700 northern at arrive. Barley market, no change. 125 bbls prison at 27a37K- demand at 14,50 for for prime.

Beef buoyant, and lair demand. Lard quiet at Butter buoyand at 10al5 for Ohio. coaRBCrni OTZKIT roa rax WBCOJHM.) Fioca bbls manufactured at the mills; country brands from old and new wheat range city 6, 7507,00: 300 bbls country received. Cons wholesale. hhd.

bbl, retail, winter 1.2001.25; Chin and Italian Hedgerow 1.0501.08: receipts by railroad and teams light. 300 bus; quoted at C0065. bn. Receipts bus. GRASS bun.

CLOVGK 9 bu. bus. TOBACCO cents per ounce. CATTLE AND BOT on loot $3,75 hhd; dressed 4.00. Cut best pieces Oe; mutton 8c; veal 8c; pork, beat pieces, 8c.

Beef bbl per bbl for mess; 910,00 for Hogs on foot $3.25. AUkinds smok ed meats lOc. Corned Beef 50SC TJ.ffi. Hams and Shoulders o.uoted at 709 and lOc. Canvassed Ilo; Green 60, Turkioa and Chickens SffllOc ft; Ducks 25c jl braco; Geese 50076c each.

Dav COD $4,5005,00 hhd; White Fish, whole bbl halves do Xo. 1 halves $10,00. Xo. 2, bbls halves $7,00. Xo.3, bbls $6,50.

Hake, $3,40. Salmon Pickled $25 V-bbt Herring 50075e $3,50 9 half barrel; Sounds alongnes $10,00 bbl. Fielded ft 3,60. FADITLY Rio 12H; Java Mar acalbo 12K; San Domingo 11012c. 28033; fine Tirankay 45055: Y.

H. 50075c; Gunpowder and Imperial 37K075C. Rloaf 10; do. crushed 10; do powdered 10; forSt LouisSugars; Xew Orleans sugars crop. theSt.

Louis Price Current for April, Double refined loaf sugar Small do do Small do dodo Fine crushed sugar Double refined powdered do Powdered do refined white sugar 0 Clarified yellow A do do nS do do do 0. ion 30(3340; Rebelled 35c; Xew York Deficiency in weight, fts of flour at $8,50 bbl, $82 91 The loss of freight, insurance, equal to to what ft would be on 13 barrels or 16,25 touching. duel is not stated. The cause of the original A CHEAF ToiwsMJkW.r-'English notion shirts, on Which the concise contents of the Koran are roughly jjrf riiei 'i'irHue, are now selling in the Turkish camp': They are eagerly bought up at tenfold 4heir.vaine,'»s the Turkish soldiers attach, to talismanio gift of making the wearer invulnerable In battle. i RBTURHIHO-CAUrORmAItS According to the Dr.

Boyce of Geneva; just returned from California, states that two men named Blair and Camp, from Wisconsin, as he thinks, were murdered by the natives while the Tbe treaty which the Sultan has signed with France England provides that the capitation tax upon all Christians composing her population, is to be abolished, and the Christians are also to be admitted as witnesses courts of justice, with the same privileges as Moslems, and above all. they are to have liberty to serve the State either in civil or military capacities ai KEROSHA AHD BELOIT RAILROAD At Bristol, on the 19th inst, a meeting of those interested in construction of the above road was beld. After some animated discussion relative to the expediency of loaning the credit of the county, resolutions, were passed appointing a committee of one from each town, to devise means for the completion of the and to report at the next meeting to be held four weeks after, at the same hour and place. There is evidently a great deal of excitement in Ke-. nosha county on this Loan' question.

They wereiu search at which they had THESTIAHKR 'the longest entrusted to A negro, did not mite I and strongest ever built, was lanncbed at the proper tirne. York on the CIRCUIT COURT of The spring session of this Court commences next Monday the 24th at Jefferson. Judge HUBBELL presiding. IMPRISONMENT FOR Stovcrmn-Something Adrian, Mich. last week, Edmund Grandy, was sentenced by Judge Wing to two years imprisonment, in State Prison, for seduction of Doty under promise of marriage.

FRANCE and the is stagnant in Paris, though there is less complaint than might be expected. HIGH PRICKS of Slave the recent sale in this county, of the property belonging to the estate of Edmund Townsend.de- ceased, the slaves, 285 in number, all field hands, and a large proportion of them children, sold for 3207,195, being an average of $727! In some young man and wife having no children, sold for many boys and girls, from 11 to 20 years old, brought him to two twin brothers, 15 years old, sold for a brother. 16 years old, sold for and a sister of the same, 17 years of age, The ne- groes were sold on six months' credit, and the Slices were unusually how- erer. principally bought by.the legatees. The entire amount of the sale was abont 9330,000.

Buntnille (Ala.) Advocete. GOOD xswtfor learn that fifty new cars, manufactured at Springfield, Mass are soon to be placed on the New York Central Railroad. They wiUjbe nine and a half feet wider use and as wide, within half a foot, as those of the New York mnd Erie, Railroad. -They are to be es- fiddly ta are to know that this 'reinforcement is demanded by the increasing business of Exp. app Great Britain.

THE CANADIAN Earl of Elgin is to resume the governorship of Canada. The British Government baa seiied two steamers of 28 guns each, building for the Russians in English dock yards. serious riot has occurred at Barcelona, Spain. A collision occured between people and the troops, and several people were killed. VERY SOTJDEN DEATH of Mr.

Resolved Givens, an old and much respected citizen of Scbenectady, died very suddenly in that place, between 7 and 8 o'clock on Sunday morning. He, had been to the barber's, and had returned to his residence, and was sitting in his chair, with his cane in his hand, and his hat on his head, when he expired. He was aged 88 years and three months. The extensive hotel in that place, which bears his name, was erected by him, and for a long time he kept the Albany Journal. THE ADVENT oy THE IHON are informed that tbe track of the Railroad will be laid to within five miles of this place by Saturday night next.

The bridge across Third Lake is nearly completed, and if the company meet with no drawbacks the Iron Horse will be seen in Madison before the middle of May Madison Jour 20th inst MORE WISCONSIN MARBI.E.—We were shown a few days beautiful specimen of white in Richland County4n this state. The quality appeared equal to any of the Marble brought from the East, and we are informed by R. M. had the that it may be obtained in almost any quantity, with but little labor. Some person, with a small capital, might find it profitable to go into the manufacture of marble in Richland Mineral Point Tribune 20M inst.

KICKIKG our the Turkish The Sheik-ul Mam, or head of the faith, has been deposed by the Sultan. The Sheik was opposed to the granting any privileges to tbe Christians. The Sultan is determined to act for himself and to throw off the constraint which the Ulemas have usually exercised over Turkish monarchs. Backed by foreign troops, the Sultan feels bis power. Bnt since the dismissal of the Sheik- nl-Islsm the old Turkish party have been intriguing for the advancement of Russian interests.

family in an old fashioned wsgon, with a dog tied to the hind axle, passed through thia city yesterday, on their way to Nebraska. The man said "he had a Urge family of boys, and he was going to spread. Aim- self OIL a Free Farm under the sanction of the Homestead Cleveland Plaiadealer Mlh inst. EDUCATION in a Jtcputlir. and Monarchy.

While in America, the proportion of persons kind is one in five, hundred and twen- $99,10 Here it will be 8een la a direction of $100 in cash, without counting upon any of the indirect loseea that must necessarily accrue from.the short weight. To this statement, Mr. Charted Fox, Lecturer on Agriculture in the Michigan University replica that as millers are in the habit of packing their flour on they are not likelj-t" be mistaken In the weight. Mr. Fox that the average of moisture or water in American flour is 12 to 14 ct This amount of water, induces In 1848, Prof.

Beck stated that "the total amount of Ions for the united States arising from chemical changes in breaustutfs, by internal moisture, haa been estimated at $3,000,000 to $5,000,000." He thinks that although the bbls might be of full weight when packed, they would easily lose by evaporation in transportation, ct. of weight. The wonder la that they do not lose This statement noticed by the Advertiser, which affirms that what Mr. Fox claims, did not actually occur. The wheat last season was in particularly One condition to grind after being cut.

Tho flour was and shipped at the close of navigation. The Advertiser thinks that flour to being taken from Michigan to Boston, would be likely to absorb moisture In the latter place, and tons be of greater weight. The Advertiser leans to tho opinion that millers have not taken sufficient pains to give full weight to each barrel. The Eastern cities which depend upon the Western trade are anticipating a great business. The Troy Whig of the 17th tnrt.

remarks: Navigation on the river Is renewed again, and the docks present a busy The wholesale and retail trade has Improved much the week, and business men anticipate a heavy and pro. fitable trade. The stock of flour to very light here, and the demand is more than the supply. We hear ot several of flour by R. ghlpped by boats immediately for N.

Y. "The range of the Troy wool market for the week end- tag on the 15th tost Is thus given: little change to notice in the operations oftho week as to prices, but the demand has been better, sales to the amount of 5B, 500 Ibs have been made at prices ranjfing from 27 for Smyrna, to Mfbr the flne fleece, lirgestnales 44,48 and 50. The condition of the Chicago market Ia much like our own; that Is, quiet in produce. Corn sells at 43e afloat. as given by the Tribune are 5,75 for No.

4- 7 25 for Xo. 1, ex. sup. The quotation Is evidently incorrect, not a lot can have been sold at over 0,50. Detroit, heavy shipments of produce are being made.

Flour sells in lots at 6,50. Freights are 20e to Buffalo and Dunkirk, and 50c to Ogdensburgh by steam. The Inquirer quotes tho FUh market as follows: The fish market, during thisseason, hax not been as active as usual. There was Kales, throughout the week, of small tmantiUes at the following rates: Detroit River halves $5,00. Upper Lake, seine canghthbls $9 00- halves $4,75.

Gill net, halves $4,50. Trout, Boxs, halves, bbls. $7,50. Herring, halves, $2,75. The inquiry is light.

Nothing of interest at Buffalo. TheN. Y. State Canals are to open on the 1st of May. At Rochester, N.

on the 17th Flour was quoted at for extra, to fancy. Wheat 2,00. Corn 63 (387c. Latest New York markets have been received by telegraph. Latest dates by mail from New York are of the 18th Inst.

The weekly Bank statement shows an InereaM of specie to jhe amount of $900,000. Loans have decreased about the same amount. So material change hi Deposits. April 8th, average amount of loans and discounts, do do do of specie, 10,188,141. April 15, Av.

ain't loam a nil discounts Jo do of Specie, Balance In the Sub-Treasury was $8,456,814. Foreign Freight market flrm bnt not active. BusineM is contracting. Importations are lighter than last spring and payments are made with regularity. The demand for money for railroads Is likely to be heavy.

Aheavydemand for flrst claw American is anticipated in view ot Syrup 40(3 We gaL dot, retail; 8c bbl. firkin CHEESE Western Reserve Hamburg firm at 13. Bengal Madras City manufacture firm, at Plenty. retail 9 box. STABCB 7Kfo)8 In boxes.

SffllOc; Cider do 13c. 5,50 bbl. pale wholesale, and fSSe wholesale. more plenty. wholesale, Oc; retail SffilQ; plenty.

flnn; Sack 17c; Fine bbl; Coarse 3,50 bbl. Pepper In bags. Cassia 44c in mats. Cloves fl ft. Uustard Pimento 17c.

FIITJITS AND DRIED Fncrr Apples, new southern ev York Peaches, peeled; 14e ft; unpecled Plums 17c II ft. Cherries, 25c ft; Sicily 2,25 box. 9 bbL CRJU.11ERRIE9 1,00 bu; scarce. new 16(318. PnrcrES Sicily do German for new.

3,00 9 bn. Hicxonr 1,50 bu. firmer; fl ft- SXffllOc- BRAZIL Nrra 7c. ALUONDS hard 9c; soft 14c. bu.

scarce; $7(5)8 box. few in market. 1st quality I Tin plate box I IXdo 14x20 Jo square do block cin f) ft 37Jic; 1st quality English sheet Iron 0 sheet iron8JJ; sheathing copper do37Jai brazier's do 40; bolt do do 37Jic; Russia iron do 16c; wire do Iron SKfflOJi; American bar English clo 43i; American assorted cast rteel 20c; spring do Sc; lead anvils WO14; coil chain 12; finished axles eliptlc springs HXffll'J: horso shoes 8c; axes 9 dozen $11013,00. Firm at 3d naib $8,25. Scotch pig $50 Ronnie; $57 for hot and cold blast Boiler Iron 8(37 K- $1,94 bag, short snf ply; lead pipe and sheet lead SffllOc; bar lead SPIRITS AND Turpentine 90c gal.

and advanced; retail Camphene95cby bbl; Spirit Common (X. U) Tar Pitch Linseed 90c wholesale; refined winter whale 85n 9 gal; bl'd Elephant sperm lard oil quoted Mason'B patent sperm oil Pure spirits 35c; Mi's alcohol A95o 64c; 90s 62e; 61c; 69c. Buffalo and Pittsburgh No. 25ft kegs, 16s; pure do- 18s. Zinc $10- hand.

clear $27; 2d do $22; common $16; clear dressed flooring $25; common do $22', common undressed do $16; common siding $15; clear do $13. Blind. pair; Dressed flooring Dressed siding $2. Chain pump tube 6c 9 ft. Eave gutters 2(33X 9 ft; SmsGlja firm at 3,25 M.

$8,001111. Uachlne dressed held at $14. quotations are firm at 23f324c; 27c; of 170 HIDES AID Green dry dry kip 14c; dry calf 15(316c; sole Spanish 26c; harness Sasp 25 each. quoted Inferior 12J4o; good 18(325; snp'r 30e. WLIDOW 7x9 country city Ms; 8x10 do 14 do 16s; 9x12 and 10x12 do 15, do 8x13, 9x14, 10x14 do 16s, 19s.

Each, size above these Increases to 25c In price. 108e bus for best. POTATOES 9 bush. $10(312 ton. 75e pec bbL WATES Lou firm at $1,50 per bbl.

IT. pressed brick $10. WOOD $3,00 for hard. CoAlrLehJgh $15; Erto Ohio Plttsbtrrg 6,00, retail Broekfleld Chippy wa Coon 75c; Mink Muakrat Otter 1,50 to Fox WoU4B(36ge; Fliher Uartln Lynx Bear Badgei (few ofTd) 50o; deer aklns, winter, 9 ft, shavec 25(335c; red coat 20(330. LA.M, WAERASTS- 40 acres, $47K; 80 do $95; 160 d.

$187. ve no sale at present. who go to school of some in Russia it is one in twi ty! The The fire department in Newark. N. has been disbanded, in consequence of the insubordination of the firemen because they were forbidden to make the engine houses places of rendezvous on the Sabbath.

Re OP or THE CRYSTAL A circular, signed on behalf of the New York Crystal Palace Association by P. T. BARMOM, their President, announces that tbe sum which it was necessary to raUe by tbe sale of ticket! in advance, has been nearly realised, and the. Exhibition will now be. reorganized ss tpicr- manent.tuititutiott; re opening.

on the 4th ql the European war. Wi.h before Congresa, fix taking uO 1 be duty on raOnad Iron. The Eve. Post lays: The duty Is unvariably paid In cash by therauroad companies for whom it Is imported, and which, while causes large to abstracted from circulation, to lie dead as if somuch gold was reburfed in tho mines from whence it was originally taken, compels' to the same extent, ths several cooapanles to be borrowers in the roarket for the other expenses attendant on the construction of railroads. The raflroMd interest is national Interest of the most Important kind, and newrverthlir Indirect fostering care of government, for it not only ministers largely to the wants of the old population, but la continually build- Ing up a new and active and multiplies the produce of the country manifold.

The review of tbe X. Y. Cattle Market for the weekending 17th hut, shoWthe total number, of animals arrived for slaughter to be 12,490. The pricea of eattle as ertlma- quarter are Mutton, JOT common toextn aneep; Carrel 507e ft weight; TbeM wholesale ore' not exorbitantly high, and contradict, In a measure, the of the enormous price of provisions In New York. the of thaBigHsh money market is naturaDjmnch mtaeneeabythewr.

A London. Journal sensibly re- proprUte ceremonies. CHABI.BSTOW, Friday, April 1864. Fifth, Committee to-day the Pacific Kailroad project. is rec ommended as vital'necessity to the prosper ity of the Southern States.

tb route be commenced on the Mississippi, betwee St. Louis and New Orleans, through Toxa: connecting with all the Northern and SoutI era roads. the Oadsden Treat; so far as securing the right, of way Ihroac Mexico, ought tb be adopted. Re- ommending a combination of the Southei States for the construction of the road, ind pendent of the national Government. KIKa Becommending the incorporation of the to by the legislature of Virginia, amlsubsequei ty by all the Legislatures the Bonthe States Sixth-Provides for tbe appointme of a committee to prepare a charter and pi cure its passage by the Virginia, and oth Southern Legislatures.

They irere all adopted, except the treaty olution. Gen. Gadsden addressed the oonvt tion, Indirectly intimating that the treaty prepared to secure a route for the South lh. Mexico. He had heard a rumor that Northe Senators had combined to-defeat that He deprecated, the passage of the the convention.

That.resolatioa qnently withdrawn by the committee. Resolutions were adopted provWIngtofte encouragement of direct trade -with- -EqJop fromSoSthem port, For treatiesteseeure Ihe redactdottof ties imposed om lebeoca -awl hemp, by 'forwgi.