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i EEKLY PRESS The rannfhals of the Ferjre. Islands Their Van-Mtnwnt fc the John Ida mo, Lettem in the S. Y. Herald from the Feeiea Ball's CoxvrsciAL Collige. In proaecntiDfr ocr reserche into the Tarioos mean and influences vrhich arc producing their effects in form COMMERCIAL.

ADVERTISllEXTS. ews Vy th Canada. jjEf BY TELEGRAPH. ARKIYIL OF TfTE CYtiPA- Islands, op to Not. 20, give furl particulars of ing the character and shaping tbe destiniea of PEACE CONSIDERED CERTAIN.

ftHIOAtH) BOOK fiu.M A Co- 111 Lake street. Pabliaber-a, Rook- Rxtot. Feb. the Cr-a strive at he dock at 5 o'clock. Urr mails win tomorrow Sh hnntr the following interesting news OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

Pasr Between Mr. Bnehanan Sn LioraCfeir. Ir -nc-The lecturo nl in-V1 b-fr Commercial hr.ri TncH evening jicirc-jre, and spparcutly deeply i ra- -acth-n. and S'atiwnay. Whoteaale and Retail.

TF1U5 law price aad cash or short credit and prompt payBient. ssjott. armrsry ivyaoat. a. 4Ajf-rx.

apT n. bl rn-jtsav. ixmiks. jLN rrrebe book ia market PTot Mattery. MTbewavwjexbod." LAwrv.I, FAQUCLLBTS FRKCH PKAUA.

In wwa vol each of wh Vh ald orparatHy pA the pvtv awnexed ercoanpleAe par rA-bA, t. FASQCKLLrS SIW FRKXCH COCRSE. t-tP. 4 Modern Tbe was. 2 CP.

The lec- H'jcity. Promthe TJaDxPresi rfrrHaj 13 inst. IHe Vrvp aaa Nk WhrM The winter has been lone and dreary, stretch-its mantle quite down to the Gulf of Mexico, over wide regions hitherto reckoned tropicaL la severity and long continuance the history ef the last thirty or forty years cannot probably famish ita parallel. Everybody has become scienafie, and makes the thermometer ad.il. stndv many talk learnedly of isothermal "lines.

Wth respect to the causes which have produced our extraordinary winter there is quite a diversity of opinion, but an agree i wishing it were at an end. Abont the middle of tbe week there was a general exchange of congratulations at the prospect of a thaw, but the frost had hardly begun to loosen its gripe a trifle before we had a fresh blanket of snow, and since then two or three thin ones have been added to Dame Nature's wintry couch. Yesterday the sleighing was ex f1 tVEKKLT REVIEW OAlCitOO MARKET. bB-T TtfB.T Bvi. F.

The central aredace rk- Intone (raw and inc BTe.withaiaeatfceM'aalwa.tt mai' savlaM. imO Canada. Jo rie. uaiaeaw)ta ihe datt condlrtra of onr denwatie wartr ma ibe araboard. hu bed to fonfirr inrreaw rrvirra, deanadoa.

and the prtv-aient fee-la afeafs to dal IT. ta a oweeteveL OKJauan driiTwr are dhxwed ts more caatioav ad ia alaxal tms artMte ol there k. ttrmns mmo all rartie than wa. ottoe-aMe a few wetS Borer a-be Inverted erly ia Ihe mm BUT Sr mnrrw ml ITn aw. or kditfcreatt kaUen with bat but.

arospect other than tha of Baal loau Tar neat wrmX there ont-ntrff tnfii uic minis ui Russia is said to hare made it conditional pre-viows to her acceptance of the propositions, that B4 iwdettnrrv shall be demanded and no oes-ston of territory, except ttmt reqnir-ed for rectification, which being acceded to she agrres not to fortify the Aland Islands. It is reported that Russia will propose to the Germanic Diet to adhere to tbe Peace preliminaries in order that representatives of Germany may Iki admitted to the conferences. The Liverpool correspondent has telegraphed the mtin tHrCts, and it is nnnecssary to give particulars of rumors how Anstna Seles ted Pans to siight Austria how the Austrian Cabinet is offended therewith how Sardinia feels jealous cf Austrian preponderance? bow Russia, at the last moment, demanded in ths name XXIIVih Cwmw Hist Mo, Wathixctox, Feb. 19. Senate.

Mr. Hamblia gavenoticeofhusintentiontoictroducea bill to consolidate the navigation, revenue and coliec'ion laws. Mr. Wilson t-tf-red a resolution; which lies over under the rale, calling on the President for ton intVi rotation to Knnsaa affairs, and what measures have been taken to prevent the illegal interference with the rights of the people of the territory by persons who are not residents therein; Mr. Wilson conch d-d his speech relative to Ivarsas, strong condemning ihe ceame of At-ch soa and Oov.

Shannon. Several executive communications were laid before the Senate by tbe presiding ortieer, in-chifljog one from the Secretary of State replv-inr to tbe resolution eailing for a eopv of the report of adjudications made bv the Board of American Commissioners to audit and legislate the spoliation claims of American citizens him to online himsflf A KFJT TO THR FXRtCIiP FN' at C-im-ncrcial Kpint on FRFNCH COt RSP. up'. tne long aeries or outrages committed by the natives npon American seamen and missionaries, from which we condense some of the most interesting. Little was known of the inhabitants of the Feejee Group nntU the riaii of the exploring expedition under LienL Wilkes.

Two of the officers of the exploring expedition, it is well known, were cruelly and treacherously murdered by the people of MJoki, one of the Leeward Islands. For a long time, the crews of vessels touching at the Feejee Islands and the missionaries residing npon them were in danger of being murdered, and indeed many murders have been committed, in punishment for which both English and French vessels have burnt their towns. Tbe disposition to outrage had become aggravated by the confusion consequent npon tbe attempt of Thakombau, one of the principal chiefs, to subject the whole gronp to bis sway. In tbe conflicts which ensued large numbers of prisoners were takes and roasted, according to their custom. The American Missionaries were thus pkced in great peril, which was rendered more imminent bv the in the jrrand ot tiu-this notice Iruce in Borne of hia romark3, whirli rAdrjRixrs colloquial rRcii rraplr.

onr young and rigoroas citr, our attention has been drawn to the remarkable success which has crowned the laudable efforts of Judge D. V. Bell, in the establishment of his -Commercial College. We hare watched with mnch interest the pro" gxess of tbe enterprise, and cheerfully express our high satisfaction that the result, while it has had a most salutary influence on the commercial dt-Etinies of onr city an influence the extent and importance of which cannot be actually estimated it has also liberally rewarded the industry, zeul and judgment of our friend Judge Bell. The causes of the greit success which has attended the enterprise are to be fonnd: first in the eminent capacity, the zeal and persererance of the I'residont; second, in the practical results of the education, afforded in the institution, as by the intelligent ousiness action ot its graduates after leaving its halls, and all because the course of instruction is strictly to a legitimate business education, crery thing practical and useful, and studionnly avoiding all claptrap and humbug; and third, in the wide-spread public confidence which the two preceding causes have inspired.

The prosperity of the institution maybejudged nT4l coir aa that of a mountain hut evreot in Corn, in whkh there Is wave of toe general interest of Europe, and in accord ance with Article V.t that Kngurid hall be for- or lew aKivemeut. as Mw wit Talk arr dea'e" 9m totMM-fiWt ander th- smM Eeacrai bidden to fortify Hvligolnnd. and to restrict her r' r.trr.e coition of human lifo tTit.T i nntifni the vii-or- BREADFTCTTJ AND 10WT, HatiF.tx, Feb. IT. The Canada, from I.iver-p-xl on the aftt-rvoon of Sarnrdv-v id inst arrived at Halifax at 4 A.

M. Snndyi 17tb. The Atlantic arrived out at on the morning of Thnredav. The Canada saw do of the steamer Pacific The Belgium is still at Southampton. Her agents have returned the passage money and compensation.

Her cargo is been taken oat and found not much injured. The ship goes into Graering dock. The Arago was at Southampton on the 26 th. Pzack NsGOT.aTi.o-vs. The dispatches of the Russian Government completing and confirming the telegraphic announcement of the unconditional acceptance of Austria's propositions, were received at Yieuna on the sd, and couriers immediately conveyed them to Paris and London.

A memorandum embodying the prop-witions had been signed at Vienna, and sent to Pans and London and it is reported the Congress will meet at Paris, Feb. 17, and that very little time will be lost in discussion, and thai the whole will be brought to a conclnsinn by the of F' broarT. The signing of the prehmmnries, now only wait the arrival of the Turkish Plenipotentiary. It is stated that Prussia refuses to aree to the conditions exacted by tbe Allies, preliminary to her admission to the Peace Conference, and that consequently she will be excluded from the Conference, bm will be invited to sign the deed of settlement. Bimn Brunow Orloff are the Russian Plenipotentiaries, afisU'd bv whuth'-r fur fool or for our liifWst Hdintra- sbips-of-war in the Baltic to-re required fcr police purposes) how Holland nd other neutral Powers demand a voice iu the Coatercuee.

Iiuiia's preparations for war continue as actively as the Alhrs. Iran coated floating bat-torus similar to the Allies are being cons. meted for the of Cronstadi. The J'ttrnal our indignation cellentnever better anywhere tbe weather keen, but endurable. Last evening everythieg looked as if we might have sleighing for another month, but we trust the elements will relent in tbe course of another week.

But the snow, in its wde and chilly barrenness, may be the precursor of fruitful fields when next harvest comes. Laat winter, while the snow was so abundant as to be rferv trouble Fa "OrFXtrs TRaF-MAQCB. Herta v. NATOLFON RY ALEXANPKR PI MAS With note, by Lmiu PaiaeUe. LL.

D. 7 CU. v. IJOW AIDS TO FKRNCH COwPOPtTIW. A smMK to Faaawdie's Frew-rb Oawrae.

41. vh. TALBOT? FRENCH RO CI ATI0 5. ttcU. Frmn the nomerowf t-asfraaoaishi we have umttesl we wbhia the follow; iPrvm ProC 0.

fl. MaRery. Ctavke F-wsaie Reaataary. Rrrryyille. a I I hare awed rano-aa boka oa tbe OtVw4wf ayatesa, and tn hareelaftrm two of them, hat a -Men a ew4e Uta'l rxSodc bat FW4K.

rvs-s uiai. 1 c-aitis vaa aiow ut liAaaav. trrwaa alias W--M. PrifM-paIof Female tVprtara4 hj.eotown ivmisarj. against trance.

The Secretary savs there is no sncti report in his Department, aud be thinks there never has been. The consideration of the Kansas question resumed. Mr. Geyer asked Mr. Wilson on what authority he yesterday stated that Mr.

Atchison went to Kansas armed to control the election. Mr. Wilson replied On the authority of Gen. Potnroy. On the 15th of March Atchison enured the Territory armed with bowie knives and rerolrers ready to shed the blood of any man who would not do his bidding.

Mr. Geyer did not oppose General Pomrov. He made the statement on his own antfaoritv, but sne one had so represented it to The only time Mr. Atchison ever crossed the border, so far as be had been able to learn, was durin? the lite disturbances. An account which was read in the Senate yesterday.

At that time it was apprehended that there would be a serious colliMon, a destruction of life. Then Mr. Atchison, with two or three other Eehtlemen. ei fluence of certain ill-disposed Englishmen, who represented themselves as Weslcyan missionaries, and in this guise stirred up the natives against them. Mr.

David Stuart, one of the J' 'tu7 hints as much further how Na-p i-oo claims, rs commander, bt rcay ul i-ondon. rifcht to conclude an mrmistic evidently Litse. Military suidents are invited to enter the arny. is t.iticeis are abundant. Paper money oa SUte security is bing pro-vidfed.

A f. reed loan of WWd silver roubles is repotted on Finland, fur defence, France and EagUnd do not slacken their preparations a The following Pea the text of a plan for tbe tetania uiou ofCNa principalities i 1 To bttDited, and to constitute one rudSsal fcucccss a the rc- 1 rare rsi'-. -Sikcos tli.s not mean alone wealth, truly only hs a means the j.n end is to t'j be pitied llii of indiriduul ,4 had reacted tu 1 iK, tint activity. To en- be rational, jn-r-r fn-t'1'-' hoad clear, the t. nfVU'Tcd.

iSucceHH IS rt of it is not but partial failures do not resident Americans, gives the following narrative of native outrages: At this period it unfortunately happened (hat two American whalers were wrecked at these islands and on the fact being made known to the chief, hakombau bv some of his people, the crews were all massacred, roasted and eaten, and ihe vessels plundered of a large amount of valuable property. In the absence of a man of wnr to intimiitalA of fr om the fact that, since the first of October last, the nuinbvr of students entered is one huii-Jr il and niiuty-tic. Of this number one hundred and sixty-hre are from our city and Suite, and the balance from tbe states of Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, New Tork Ohio 1'eiiUHy Irania, and the New Knglaud States. The Faculty of the College consists of nine Professors and assistants. We are also informed that this rule of the institution is invariablv adhi reri Messrs.

lolotl and teuton. Lord larendoo represents England he Marquis PjzvIio, Sar-dinia Count Buoi, Austria; M. Waicnski, France; Derkih Pacha, Turkey. The Baltic Baltic letters received on the speak -f the mild weaiher and the rt -sumption of more or less of at Ptelan, J. The henditarv Prince to be elected.

Vi some, we speculated npon its relati to the winter wheat, which Was thereby saved" from being winter-killed, and the abundance of tbe crop throughout a wide extent of country was no doubt in some measure due to such protection. Almost from the commencement of cold weather this season the ground has been covered with an uninterrupted coating of snow of sunicicnt depth to shield the plants from the effects that usually follow freezing and thawing when the ground is bare. It is too early to predict how mnch the snow may add to the yield of wheat fields; but if it should hold on till the first of March, and the spring thereafter prove favorable, we have no doubt that-it will be entitled to considerable credit in the general account. Land Warrants. The demand for warrants Tor the last month has been good and prices have been well sustained.

I am at this date selling as follows 160 acrs Warrants .21 the savages, they commenced to brave and dare us, and the English strangers having separated and gone to reside on different islands in the gronp, and having accredited to themselves to oatertainetl last rU aa alUwKtha- Um aiaraet has a strons- d-mrvrd look. vTtmt elrcnautanrea maj Tt transp re to brin abont a Hsrier tt ff Itelin ad brace on tbe mirket caniMM, renrse. besnvVtrats. At nrcseart aastters hav raibaraum ini-aaisst iSiAtje oar last the wratber aaa fmrmm Inprovvd. the receipts, with tha excrfrtien sf fort, have not oar-rrspondinalj Incrraaed.

Py Gatena have PlMr.khH.: Wheat, nsbe Cort. t.Sl Kk and Oata, VnMbett tMl eaatvalent tn ac4 a ia.itc bmsbels. oared mah IS -l twbvU last week. The tccraaM ia lo Crw an4 0u, whOe ta Fkmr and Wheat the falltss ff air-ce laxT wsk -ashr-aWtit to bnfbela, ewinr rebty to the da et which has toted for thoae ariielra- I Prk reettrta have, as antaripated. dcrv increased aad there ha bcrf! fHcr aaore 07 Galena Railroad for the week we Jure a.n iwed boas and Ifra, total MSI armlast X' Avr sad dmeed for the we-a before.

The -marfeet fca snare oar fatat Tw tV.raKy u-aHjr. nricea doalac at abtwt vj last tHooah wnh fewer aalca al eui de -ttsarea owriuc to beUef uttmif aad of buyen fr sh'pmrnt. At the presrftt rdrs frw drced hoea at the Fast, there la but better tttdncetaevit for -pirt hjr railruad aad oar aaara-fi em unite heavy awl auU. Packers are not at all ai'xwm ualea at mid rates and the slock mvc off with d.Bu-uUy. Ttt f-towing tW Cofwamratire irtatement of h- paet bat rout-Mi the Fall at Lotii-f tIIV th seMBs Tni lsai-: Number at Has killed at the fPir Tori 9nrs ta XiM lor lfeiS-, as.toa (or l1 and tor lfr3-4.

The rreate wr ht of lit jr sacked tbir 4V-6 is (fStO. ajrin-t 52 it fr H.71T for lw -t The awraae for lS55-a -m, aaUat lsi-ia for Iu4-S. aad ail tor NM-4. And tbe oowir ol barrel I M- Po fr lsj- if ttlS. araina for -ad f.u- 1Ha3-4.

The total y-eta of Lard fr 1S.V- asmlnst S.Pla.Mfifor and I for IiV. Vi ball sire the reatts of 'be sack Ins al thl city nror aa praeucabie. fLOU The market remain perf.ctly icac'itc We are unable to learn otoFiran'acilor'what-t -s rjii f.r city trade, and are therrfrre anaNc to ve any r--bable qnotatmns. The downward teneVnoy of Eastern and Foreign market ia not witho-at a orreaodiDa here- aud reduce our aommal jotations. Sj J0 (or Fine, to 25t5.A for No.

1 Sup-rBite. aS for Ko 1 for and Fxtra. City Mil! are aellinc at 23 for Srernne, a 4 Bye Klour tiW. Buokwhiat Vtonr 19 per 100 Bm. Corn -al l.J-'"-l.

per KQ Li RAIN In Wi.a1 tWii verj little ll ij cr a'e juile indifffret. receipts lia.t and deerti-i-rlna. and tbe inarke quite dull. Common Pprlnff In tftr heV.t i ii.hueiicc indiTidual Hi" spirit of the age and cit'-li agli'i'ipse of (lie fireat tv iif-, arc impressed with a iridirulutl iuipurtunce. The iit by the active native cruets as Weslyan Methodist missionaries commenced inciting the natives to molest and Tie wblc-n our French na-rewiaeiw donre the pal 9mr.

has Siv-a -aa aMaBl evaSoaie o( liur 4 fp-MdO' Uc iProm R. L. Avery. F- PVtnripa! of Ward Prhoot Ko. 43.

New Tok CwyJ "A cwrr'nt ewaw ol pA4-orsUxa Fwa Mor ha- e. at pv the cvrr fMx-n UW a utvtn a cip'rte at' ent'les of tbe Mtrtca tea of cntrtt---. aiMt alar, a jwt m-P eeatvi-aaoi the btvoo4 eaarraa-oa p- ihe Fffo- laaiaoaav. Prow N. l4e4ey.

Prof, of Prewrh. W. Rsvrwj Tt Never baa a work oume adder my aotiee U.at oWi aobatntli. harmoritooaly the art at r-ral eb-wteni the Ui sty papus atady it wtta adtaMsrc." iFrow J. P.

Wehrwn-. fr. of M4era loctiaaa New or Vr.ral Colt. learned aatftoe bw btaM K-fore pabt teat tok 1-r the a. ut litni ihat lhe tr.

achl rAK. ai the ca-faw i-me ortaical a4 wmfil-rtf ut il4 (rirtiswiuj a. ai sTsTaJi uatfcv. ta Fror lla-h L-wdl. I r.

ar.t ii-oi a rreat ia rrx-Vv aucat ip-a Ot-lck 'f ti.e otd arammar-." rri 'Mi bck (cr br-rmoers that vt bars seen. N. V. Mirror. 4 M.perl to any work of it ktcd ever pubisahed.

tetrMt Free Prea. We ci'tilt! ftJ luniiuvnb nHWri qoally rowmrB4 nry. trmti pr.r-r. rd ori tr-trrit t- Tbe'l'we ir.orr 'tie mP -riontv q.i ll- -r "ft- h-rc'-Tr -rr puhltih4 2kia by U.ruab't ltr l'ni(-t wx I-- tomv4 4" i ihr ahlit-furr. on rem'Mtue it p'lrt- an wxM.

whirh tnW- ripi-a (vac ibat.i't, tiUie to ats aUUra. Ihe 1 rad-a i l.b. j. co f. 9 "9 riH'V a and P-- t.rr.

Ill l.ake into Kansas for the purposp of persuading thotu; assembled at Wskwrn-a, to for bear xuce and n.o eration. lie went there to counsel peace, not to execute -violence, and that was the ouly time he ever went there. Mr. W. continmd, be had simplv pi iced the Senate the statement of Ge'n.

Pomrov's document, from which he read, was prepared bv General PomToy and signed by him and several others, well known in Kansas and the country, and since its receipt he had been assured bv General PomroV that all its statements are true and can be proved before a committee of either Houses of wongress. He, Mr. Wilson, regarded Sir. Atchison as ihe moving spirit of all thi Missouri excitemenf from which these disturbances have arisen. The speaker alluded, in emphti--terms, to the character of Gov.

Shannun. destroy the Americana on these islands. This was all the savages required to renew their ag- 8. Tne Prince shall be natrve. 4.

Atint tribute to Port- amount to be fixed alter the Pr-nre is el-ded. 5. A R-pu-senfiitive Govemmn! Chamber to be established. An iidi-quate national army to-be formed. 7.

The niterttrence of Turkey in international affairs the country to be Both France and Turkey object to article "fi CRKATjBaiTiix, --The opinions of the presre-sptciirgihe QjctVs ch v.rv. Ihe 77m; Palmerston's presei.t organ, of omrse praises it. Tne I'-'Utf JSfrs says the speech was short, a ought to have shorter. The Iltm1' calls it evifsivt, unsati-fnetory, and indecently brieL The ittt A-l rti-' i at.d hrouici praise it. Sir Geo.

tiray will ennn resign home office in fav.ir of Attorney Gneml Cochran. Chi tt Justice Jervis will TTenia4 life rer, and be succeeded on the bench by Sir rred-rick A outturn i-f creiitinff lord for life without KicnsitniB U)iuiJ us, nu Irani lUlg IlDieiDe most heart-rending and cold-blooded murders and atro talent rather than the ability. Iis- cities were perpetrated upon as enterprising and industrious a community as ever existed. Our houses were destroyed, our families molested in Ui, that students are only received for the complete course, and not for any separate branch or partial instructijn and this fact is the more remarkable in view of the unparalleled prosperity of the institution. Several classes have already graduated but new students are constantly eutering, and we lind from our exchanges from many different and distant placets 'hat the fame of the college is extending and rising.

May its fame increase and its prosperity advance in a measure commensurate with its merits. We place no extravagant estimate on its worth when we say that tne od-vancement of this institution is bound np with the prosperity of our city. Sao Accident. A breakman on tbe Galena Itoad was badly crushed last Wednesday on one our absence, onr property stolen and our lives threatened, and we were driven from island to and openngen. Th Crimea.

Crimea correspondence from the English camp, Jan. lih, reports the army healthy. No news except that the Hassans Continue their fire from the north forts. GVrlsclm-koff has transferred the command to Luders(and issued a valedictory to his Crimea commanders, Jan. IV.

Tho Russians nude an expedition oyer the ice to attack Kertch, but Gen. Bevan bipfir on the alert, they retired. Asia Minok Gen. Williams was; tTifl's IVr. 14, had been handsomely treated, and was awaiting orders from St.

Petersburg as to bis destination. We know nothing of Ears, etcptin? that the town is occuped bv two Russian b-tt oi wbilst another remained in the camp formerly held by Mouravitff's army. The guns andV munitions of Kars hive been removed to Alex mdropol. Turks have been sent to the hospital at Otto Roads. They were shut by snow.

Letters from within Erxeroura predict a scarcity soon. 1-skand-r Pacha was seriously wonnded December iid. Grkat Brituv. On Toured it, Jan. list, the leen opened ltrh uncnt with the usuul ceremonies.

The persons most noticed in the. gorgpius assemblage in the Hnuse of Lord? -re Mr. Hu-chnnan, in citizen's dr-'ss. the Turkish Minirter, island, whenever it suited the principal chief, Thakombau, to order us to do so, and the cate gory completed by murder and cannibalism. Nor was tne enmity ot the (now called) English missionaries confined to us alone, but the fruits of a in h.j drain a of life are few i i ti.n -h that they shouM Al -indvr, and Napo-t i 1 nt '(e st'enifd to be, ff of the events in which ir or ffenios more, and -r citri'-w what they rs ('fii -r rircumstancea.

ti t't h'jw the influence int-rc'iurse, uniting inu'u il dependence and ft i jtivecn ancient wise and well directed system of education pnr- bucu uj me rntDcQ laioers, rapiaiy mantlestiug itself upon our young ones, and those of the natives who had attended the schools onened hv of the passenger trains, by the breaking of a car these gentlemen, tended to arouse the enmity of wheel. The car was thrown off the track, and tne r.ngiisb missionaries, and a nersecution the unfortuiiuto man standing on (he platform was found under it after the accident, with sev against the French fathers was soon commenced, and continnes to this day. Our ships were not safe amongst the islands, and the crews, of American ships particularly were in imminent danger of being murdered and eaten by these cannibals. iniii eral ribs broken, and with severe internal in juries, llis case was considered critical. He i A IT it A I- h.

AM a wv-iiri. WfcJIPLF, KLINE A ManufaCurrrs of THRKSIIINS M.tCHINF A VP HORtF PTm FRR, jr-j' ttn snatxaaa. wrrw WEMPLFS" ilfc.NTtKPARiR ATTACH KD. Whieh Tara.e tbe corn nJ sax-e iuvethn any other lhf'U itt ii--. warrant lliit Hhfllcr rhrll from t-relre hundred 'o three bdhel per day.

and elran 0t ft-r mnrk Wr have at" putcba-wd the riht, and are ao-W NKVLOVK'S PITrSTCORS XU COB CRCFIIKR, Whir-h we wi-rini sup-tior af In Thi CrMfh erhll.ra.tvaniirr vf all ttit srli.d faai. II reri-re the corn n. a pp- m-tead ol h-cm Ird on-ear at a ti' rH t1' pri-o. with witto' the htjk on fr.uT, ru-li-i a- h--wr. a-Tonrslu-a mw ppr' it We have oio at ur sM-p ie i-rn to ootfc ist itme Wr i-ali 'h- at ntion of Mdleratoib a Craeli -r a- it s'ind- aj.d wuh le aiuntioa than nv ftlvr rrnxber.an.-i tl' haMe ut of rpir.

IV- or.iv o-eh Jh. almr "r' to aeea be WPMPt V. Ll NF A tloriuT Of Can; en.i a.i'ntia 'r-lV. f. 4 rta Ch--aa.

lll.os. News shortly reached us of the ship Oneo, of was brought to this city, where he resides in the West Division, and properly attended to by Dr. Max Myers. His name is S. J.

Davenport, and cv jt Jh it h'-'in conducted in the spirit of peace. ('(FiimuTiittea without it the natural conne-J ir.Ht, the home trade y.i Harare life tlio term. The -fire fur acquisition. in priinitire states of im by poets 1A not oeing wrecKea at Turtle Island, and twenty-eight persons on board of her killed. The Chnrles Dogsett, trading in the group, was has a taiiiily and other relations in the city.

1.M Prices vary from day to day, bnt Warranis can nsually be purchased here at from ont to two cents an acre advance on Eastern ceist. Tbe fpllowing statement from the Washington Union, will be of interest to dealers in Warrants 44 The above issue contains upwards of 5o0 per day, or about acres. It hes already been expected that the locations would be less during January and February than in other n.onths" and those most competent to judge hare expressed the opinion that by the ist of March, there would be a large accumulation of warrants on the market, and that efe this time, owing to the surplus, the price would be low as per acre, if not lower. "The calculations have been based upon the former issues, and the supply and demand ia corresponding months. It" is true the locations have never been as heavy during the former issues of warrants as during the present; but far as can be ascertained, not two-thirds ot the warrants issued have beon located vet certainly it is there is no surplus of warrants on the market.

This is probably owing to the fact that most of the warrants are" issued to parties who are not compelled to sell for the want of money, and hold their warrants for Ihe purpose of locating, or thai they may ohtaiu higher prices. The present demand is mostly from persons who are purchasing to locate lands on speculation, and not from the usual source that is, dealers at the West who purchase to sell to actual settlers. The advance of about five cents per acre during the last week, is probably occasioned by the severe snow storm, which has dt -laved the receipts of warrants by the warrantees going to the Conrt Houses to assign them. orders from the cities have come forward ia large numbers, while there are but few warrants to nic-et them." Chinuo Jint.l Jt latfi. boarded by the natives, and nine killed.

Tfit Captain and two band of the ship Amiable Jo JlKAvr rtnAt. hTTK Since the later he was the eamblers and drunkards in California, and thatT'when Missouriati shot-down a citizen of Kansas the Gov. was so intoxicated that he could not attend to his duty. He could prove these a4 a hundred othei disn'putuble things of fov. Shannon.

Mr. Jones, of ohiaimd the and the turther consideration of the subject was postponed until Monday. Adjourned. HorsK. Mr.

Pickman, from ihe Com. on Elections, offered a resolution empowering the Com njtttee to send for persons and papers in the Kansas couusted election c-tse. Mr. Phelps thought that the exercise of such a power would be an usurpation, as Mr. Reeder does not claim he was elected by virtue of the 1 iws passed by the Kansas Legislature.

He defended his constituents from thecharge of being border rn ins, which had been reported here and else. here by one Senator Wilson, who comes from a State where men war on defenceless women, and burn I rsnline Convents. He earnestly condemned the Ami-ft'avery men in Kansas, and claimed that the Missonrians desired no! the shedding of blood, bnt to sustain the law--. Mr. WiTshbnrno, of Maine, regretted that Mr.

Phelps had indulged in ach remarks, which were exceedingly exciting, not to say inflammatory. A la-ge majority of the people of this country believe in their hearts that there was no legislature in Kansas no laws, and nothing under which the election bad been held bv which Mr. Whitfield claims his seat as Delegate. This matter should be investigated, and he asked how could it be done unless power to send for persons and papers were granted. Debate on granting leave to the Committee on Elections to send for persons and papers in Kansas was continued.

Mr. Stephens remarked that Gov. Reedcr himself commissioned the members of the legislative assembly which passed the law, under which Mr. Heeder now called on the House to investigate; consequently all further proceedings were stopped. Mr.

Campbell of Ohio( said it was a well set part of the past fall, Ajers Hamilton sephine, were murdered at one of the adjacent islands. The Captain of a schooner from Tahiti and his mate were The brig Juno, arriv have nv.de the following sales A'lirtion. fio ith of Huron street N. v. at SI .35.

Choir vamptes for m.tltna in motlerate I at 1 3Txiil.2Sand SlI. Red Wmtc 1 H1 40. A hue d-i SI 5Ki 65. ir ai aprins delivery we hear fa cargo offered on btard at 1 1.3$. and one or two b-njers Inve ht-n reported at the came Bfrarc twt hear of no a tusl nales.

Th. i fully lc below lat fa I talk for 'prira de ivery. In Coaa thre his been something mrre ditna at 0v on board tor May d-livery. Vales cenera ly at half cah dura. One wtl- la rrported at 40e a eab.

For Jnly rfeliirery one or two aTe at 4ft- and a lot of fti.Oyw raraorad for tst Aaarwst at 7ir. eah on delivery. Railroad parcels are Uttea by the cMy trade at ab-ut V) debvtred. Oiti In stor-; are held at In bim far Cty use at aortic. B.m nominal at al W.

Barley steady at I. for avod to choice aaiuplea. PR-ILO HOtlS The aupply af Dreaaed H-ns l.a lHen considerably Ufffer. sad With moderate demand fr sh'pmfnt and indifferencr Bmns packer. un a.

OUK IJAVMhMiS IN Nh 5 turn hereditary made some sensation among the rn bihty. The suj.ct is to be discussed in the H4.u.euf L'rd-. A rdrrce wis given at Manchester to John Bright and Mill -n Gibson. Liyurd hnd addressed his ronslitnpnts on trnr at democratic meeting in Lo-don, to protest against proposed truce as ioco silent with the dignity of ihe ctuntry. The nulling supported by and Kossuth.

Gbr vny. It is almost needless to say that the peaorfi.il aspect of affairs is hailed throughout ih- State of Germany riih unbounded satisfaction. Denmark diet of II, datein 2-Jd, adopted a petition ihat ihe King should grant a constitutional resolution to the Duchy, the result will be either the retirement of the ministry or dissolution of the Diet. Sweden war has drawn lfi francs for the imuiedjate defence of the Kingdom. Tne of has raised the duty on brt-adstuff-s Iroiii eiie ner cent, to five.

The following is the -Queen's address, at tbe ej J.n. Jlst: My Lords and Gentlemen; Since Ihe close of ihe laid session of Parliament, 'h- armsof ibe Uie have achieved a signal and important success. Sebastopol, the great stronghold of Russia in the Black Sea, has yielded to the perst constancy and to the daring bravery o( the allied firces." The ivul and miht irv preparations for the ensuing year have ner. ss inly occupied very serious attention but while determined to omit no effort which could give vigor to the operutions of the I hare deemed it my duty not to decline overtures which noht tVH mi bly afford a pros-p'-el of a s-ite and houonihle peace. Accordingly, when the Emp tor of Austria off.

red to my august ally.thi. En-peror of ih1 French, to inploy his god orti-es with a view to bring 1 uboutan amicable adjustment of the matters at issue belWeeu te coiit-ndiig powers. 1 consent- 1 ed, in concert with my allies, to arnept the ofler thus made, and I hare the to inform you that certain, condu ns have been agreed nrmu which I hope prove the foundntmn id a general treaty ol p-i-aco. Negotiations for such a treaty wilfhortlv be open at Paris. In conduct- I in if these lations.

i slr.H be careful not to loae sight ih ibjecis for which the war was i i 1 rh nt Vn- if found al 1 It had iS yari B. C. to the 1: portr.iyed the com-tint in which labor i vh-ii anil public flliair who wore a tez, and the fiuyiien Amb issad ir, because of his color. In the Houne of I.urds ir! Gosfurd inured th.1 Address. Earl Abingrton seconded it.

Erl Drby would cot oppo---, but considered the royal speech bare, cold and and it ought to hafe referred to America, India anil the Colonies, and to the fill of irs. Further, in carrying out the enlistment scheme, Goyr. rn menr lie conceived, had evadid the spirit ot laws of the United States, and he hoped that the apology i-fiered would be received. He regretted, however, that there was not a conciliatory paragraph introduced into th speech in reference to the subject. The whole speech, he said, was redolent ot water-gruel.

The Earl of Clarendon replied as follows I wish to tike an early of referring to the state of our relations with the S. In my opinion there can be no doubt as to the commou sense view of the obligation of the Clnv-ton-Bulwer Treaty, and yet it is upan the inter-pretation of it that difference of opinion has aris- en. Iu such a case correspondence is Useless, aud we lost no time in off-nnrj to referthe whole question to the arbitration of any third powr, both sides to be hound by the deci- i ion. That offnr has not yet been aecepVd il has beeen reviewed, and I hope th it upon furlh- er consideration the V. S.

Government will agree a or NOTK. ACCKPTAXCrH. 1 N. u. Sc.

irrc Till f--e with ue. II. t. O. T.

on inK'on ll-i nr. Wnbnsli and Twelfth Vt a'er Lnt II. N. V. no fr it 20.

Wilder's S. i'J feet corner mi'l Twi Irth f. dewlck' north of Huron street with -iititii: h' tne on Mr.nr.e n--r State Huron 11. W. Wolttott's Atltl 7 le 22.

K.tiz 9 4-'J! .11.0 .0 Ilf.iitl 2141 1 tra 1 vr-rt a free manhood. I. juii' rit of a commercial an'! tim iin- Tli ve are for part part on time. If this list was run back foi the first of the amount, we are informed, would reiteh a half million of dollnrs. "i n.i il iircbitrctiire, taking the nl' mnib-rn ciniizition.

tled principle ot law that any statute that mav be violated by fraud, such violation forms a subject for investigation. The House should b-satistied on this point. InuMe flanres the market ha b-n a ahade aAr. wS. rather lets doir-s at the outside rates noted last week rices for fair average llht to havy c.oe at abont the same i laat week, via: and for choice t-a ftvvtra! lots have 10M in pact er at 4 t.

1 PROVISlONIt The market far Pryti1ona ts scarcely no Qrm an at date of oar last. The uVvuward tendency of price ia moil of thf leading markets ha urifavnrs atf eted o-ir own. and hol-l-rs are row wVMog to make eon cessions whVh they would hsve refced a week ago. We hear of do tran-aactton of lirpor'anre, the husiueasof ibe week be in ImiUd i a fcw mmkr ate paten, and at rather easier rat-a. Ht Pona It ut hetd at but buyers havinr also receded the msr- ket is unite Inaevive aa before Mkm Bsr and aomioal at 1S Lard ratter wtthaaleaof onr or two tola No.

1 at Sc Ctrv htcAXp are in iroM dm.snd at l.T5(a.oo f.LiTia I Firkins. Iac Freh R-U ranm from Chccb common coontry. W. R. ing at these islands, aud tbe Captain Coming on shore in bis boat, was secured with the boat's cr and in danger of being killed, when we called a meeting and ransomed him at a high rate but unfortunately, previous to our arrival at the spot nine were killed.

The Blackbird was forcibly taken, and her crew thrown overboard and killed, struggling in the water. The Bill Fish was blown ashore, and tbe crew driven from her and plundered at Tocopoint. The crew whs, however, saved oy a Toco Chief, for which act of humanity we made a collection of goods and sent to him to show our appreciation the act. This Chief had embraced Christianity, and great credit is due to the French Mission for the results of their labors. One of our boats, oh a trading cruise to the other islands, had three of the hands killed, aud the fourth taken on shore and put to a slow and cruel death.

A trading vessel, belonging to an American, put into a harbor to water, at one of the islands, and while there was attacked, his wife murdered, and the brains of his infant child knocked out on a stone before his eyes, and he was only spared to repair their muskets, being a handy man in that way. Another of our community was killed, and the stumps of his arms and legs stuck in the sand and fired at. A boat, containing four of our number, anchored at one of lite Windward Islands at dark, and was attacked by the natives. Three were killed, and the fourih shot in the leg, and carried on shore with his companions. The next day he was obliged to witness the horrible feast they were making upon the bodies of his comrades, and to listeu to the praises bestowed on the flesh of his friends.

The following day they cut off one of his legs, and compelled him to sit and see it devoured and ou the third ductile? finished him. The appetites of the natives having been whetted by the foregoing atrocities, and still craving for food for their depraved and savage disposition, our small community was again threatened. An industrious and enterprising member was killed at Lakemba, while trading, and his property stolen. Some of onr carpenters having to it. With respect to recruiting in the V.

it i would not have aided a friendly solution to allude tu it from thethronr, inaniueh as the cor- respondence must have been produced, and cor- respocdence sti 11 con i nues. The most recen 1 demaudof the U.S. Government arrived duiv two days since, and is not yet iu a state to be made public. The origin of the trouble was at the beginning i i. ij r'rVJf i Ttiuii the lecture wuh hei a anrl lowiu contrast of the ij ciuruetertzf'd former periods an-n, iiiwi tltM tf'h rint and peaceful i(lr Th'-y are directly antiio- l'im iii cniitli't when the free spirit rn, rh C.irthtige, alarmed the I'T' 'i i i i the Unman Situate, and I iriti "Ciirthae must be dijs-An in tliiik'itt d-ty was not i'j I'r.

i-; Inr with froc in- lift Knlli'! ii. pn-iH Mi-trrr-s the "World, Ktx- I'alrtuinus, 1'lubians and ti- lirst rr few, numerous, i r-l iiii.it tli.tn in hk'i number both ti-ciliir. In such social or- The Prm'lnmntion. From the National Intellgcncrr. The (lovernment paper of yesterd.iv contained an Kxecutive Proclamation which, for the in formation (jf our readers, we transfer to our columns.

Following on the els of the recent Message to Congress on the same it is evidence the President anticipates something like civil war in the bind of vaunted "squatter sovereignty," and is preparing to meet the crisis. It is proof also of another thiojr, which perhaps the President does not discern so clearly aud that is, the political error which bus brought these troubles upou him and upon th-. country. Surely, never has any f.tle step i.f Government in our brief history, if in the history of any free couutrv, been so fruitful of evJ ffirt''titurixt, for February is quite r.s attractive as any of its predecessors and now is the time, when the spring is juat about to open, for all persons interested in horticulture and ornamental architecture, to provide themselves with one of the best guides in the world. The leading articles of this number are Want of IVogresH in Kural Taste," "The Seed Business of the West," Cultivation of the Pear Tree," 4 Letters," The Stockwood Golden llainbro Gr.ipe," and a great variety of other good things.

We know of no other periodical in the country in which the useful and the beautiful arc so admirably combined. Rat.in'B Manufacti.hiso Compaxt. We have advised our readers heretofore of the extensive operation of this company. Mr. Sellers of Cin-cin'iat-i, Judge Kliis of Indiana, aud Mr.

Woodward of New York, who are interested in this nip my are now at the Tremont House and liaie ivith them specimens of the iron, coal, in trule, clay and other valuable deposits found upon the properly of the company. We have been -uuelt interested in examining these specimens, and (he statements made by these gentlemen in reference to the mineral treasures ol the Saline district fully carroborate all wc have published on this subject. of unmixed, uncompensated evil as the uu-called-for repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Ana now tne resident is endeavoring, with th. neiiU-r lUriv i v.l 'i.

nor best intentions, no doubt, to avert one of its dis il trniii the ii'irit astrous consequences by a Proclamation. What a sight, in his free Republican country, to be- noiu an rxecurire i-rociamanon civil I the Cil.iVili. 1 11 el. le.ir. f' i hirer revi II in ll.e link elllil'i ir fl war! most Gevoutlv hone it mnv have the vhi effect but we fear that men who are aiminir rilies and revolvers at each other's breasts will be little disposed to heed the Presi Tli lil'le Ir.iilie tieeuf arliWnt mipplied ly lilli-iy nie inti a ni iv k'KHVIt II lllllilctl Keymd hat, wants dent's admonitions.

And then should he find it nceessarv to interpose the miiiturv power of the Wli.Mi not lr Mr. HicRman said newspaper reports of th Kansas difficulties had been exaggerated on both sides, according to the writers sentiments; i' is conseq'icntly important that the investigumn should be aided by the means proposed. Mr. Keeder had done all the actot Congress required of him in the premises. The fpiestion was taken on Mr.

Strphens motion, thut the request of the Committee on Elections be referred back to the Committee, with instructions to report the grounds on which fhev ask for power to send for person and papers. The vote was negatived by the casting vote of the Spe iker. Pending the consideration of the main question, the resolution to grant the Committee power to send for person and paptrs. Adjd. Knit mil Itoriiiiicnt liefon ihe Hennfp.

New York, Feb. IS. The lhntM Washington correspondent telegraphs touching the Kansas affairs as follows lu answer to a call of the Senate, the President to-day communicated to that body sundry documents relating to Kansus jatfairs. Among the documents are the reports ot Governor Shannon to the Presideqt givyig an account of the disturbances in Kansas and the two following letters: Lawrkxce, Kansas, Jan. lsr.t.

To Frvvklin Piekcb, President of the L'uited Sin We have authentic information that an overwhelming force of the citizens of Missouri are organizing ou our borders, amply supplied with artillery, for the avowed purpose of invading this Territory, demoralizing our towns and butcherine our unoffending Free State citizens. We respectfully demand, on behalf of the citizens of Kit ii its, that the commandant of U. S. troops in tins vicinity be immediately instruct- to interl -n- to prevent tuch an inhum iu outrage. (Sigued, Kespeciftillv, J.

H. Lane, Chairman Executive K. T. C. KoBINSON, Chairman Executire Com.

of Safety. J. 11. GoOIUN," Secretary Execulive K. T.

ii. W. Deitzir, Secretary Com. ot Safety. gone to Bau, at the request of the chief, to build some houses on that islaud, were killed; seven i the I.

A feiv hue iveti of ii I'e tlie -ehirer. 1 i General Government and that mnst be the next step what a state of things shall we not then present to the world and to the country! Is it not enough to make angels weep to sec so hajipr, harmonious, peaceful a countrv so blessed in were killed at Soma-Somo, and a stranger, who had swam ashore, after struggling nearly two hours in the water, was killed and eaten. A nil this d.irklleM, Ide lever of 1 Hoiking, thri.stiaiii ly was pri I a Ij tler htiniauity was undertaken, and I ahall deem it right in no degree to relax my naval and military preparations until a satisfactory treaty of peace shall biire been concluded. Although the war iu which I an engiiged is brought on by events in the mth of Europe, my attention has not b'en withdrawn Iron i the state of things in the north, and in cm-junction with the E'nperor of the French, 1 h.iVe concliid- with the King of Sweden and Norway treaty containing defensive engagements (o his dominions and tending to thj; the mce of power in pari of Enrop. I have also concluded a treaty of friendship, rommcrcr and navigation with the of Chili.

I have given directions that these re i ties bhi.ll be laid bef ire you. G'mtii'intjn of the Hiiiise of (' mmonf, the estimates for the enduing year ill be laid before you. You will find them framed in such a manner as to provide for the exigencies of war if peace should unfortupati-ly not he concluded. My L'irds and Gentleman, it is gratifying to me to o(vrve that, notw i thstu tiding the war and ihe burdens and s-icrilices which it has unavoidably imposed npon my IM.Mple nrA the resources of my Empire, remain unimpaired. I rely with confidence on the manly spirit patriotism (f my lov subjects for a coutinuatiou of ihat support which the.

InvesonoVy aff.rded me. and they niav be that I shall not rail upou them lor cj Tiiim? -yoHd what h'-nqu redoy a flue r- g-trd for lh-j great interests the honor and the digrfly of the There re many Mioj -cts rm.necfed witli intcr-n I I recomtnend to your attentive om. The d-ffeivnce winch ol Several important illars, between 1 lie ci "ti merc'al laws of Scotland and Utooe of the other iris of ittd Kti.gdom, has occasioned inroii vetii to a large portioi: of my subjepir, ctigig. 1 in tr.de. jsuros will te you for improving the laws relating partnenlnp by sunphf', ttmse laws and thus rendering more easy ihe employment of capital in cmiiieri-e.

The system under which meaehant shippmp: habl- to pay local dues and osing lolls hs been the subj- ct ol much complaint. Measures will he proposed to you for affording relief in regard to these matters. Other boat, belonging to one of our community Was wrecked at Lutbea island and two persons killed. every element or national and domestic happiness as was this, only two short years ago suddenly, by one mad and perverse net, couvcrted into an universal arena of discord and vt threatened civil commotion A canoe was sent bv the Chlet ot i)au, i hakom of the war numerous loreigoer in th-- United States applied to tbe Hnti.sh Government for permission to join the unity in the Last. In consequence, lustruetions were sent to the Gov-ernmentof Nor.i Scotia to consider whether persons from tbe United Siate could be receivi at Halifax.

Those instructions were notified Mr. Crampton, who was at the same time informed that ai.xious as Eoglaiid was for recruits, she was stilt more anxious that there should be violation or iiifnvgerueut of the municipal law of the United States. An agency office w.i opened, and upon complaint being made, Mr. Crampton desired that it might be made public tha the British Government did not recruit or raise soldiers in the United States, aud he made known bis intentions to Mr. Marcy, who then expressed himself satutied.

Judge Kane had decided that, to pay the passage ot men to a foreign (tort and then enlist them, was no violation of international law, and those persons whose passage was pid to Canada went as volunteers, and were not bound to enter the British service. A correspondence of a not very amicable nature has t.tken place between tbe two governments, but the transactions to which it refers are bygone transactions, and from the commencement the British Government has d.s-charged all intruders infringing in any way upon the laws of the United S.it s. With the conduct of Mr. Cramptoi, his Governnieni is p- r-ft-ctly satisfied; tor I am convinced th.it iieilh-jr intentionally nor did he violate a inlaw of tin' tiiu-d tea. Lord Clarendon then goes on to R-sy ihrit he hopes the rtitliciilty of a p.cihe -Union, mid that he not mean any gUt bv making no rn-ntion of Amerca in ihe Qiietn's speech in the House of Commons.

The Speaker read the speech. Mr. liyng moied and Mr. Bjxier seconded an uddresa and reply. Mr.

Napier took his scat as a new for the Southwest, and immediately moved for papers rf lating to his Bdiic expedition. Mr. Biihe give notice of a resolution to the effect that ihe employment of i-gius tor enlistment in foreign countries lowers the d'ifnity Great Britain, and is calculated to endanger its relations with other Slates. The Loudon Alvrnltxj Adttrtivtr the following announcement We regret to lerti that an interview which Lord Clarendon Mid Mr. had together bau, to kill the remainder.

I i ei hr.t "1 I' 'Iirk a--: Ueannsr of the occurrence we (Americans! 'miiierce, Venice and nerertl finiu the oh-ia the een- MOMY FOR ACCOCHT utu'ttaaf pv FX CHANGE. FUR SALE On tbe prm'-ipal rbiea of PTATFR. CAN ADAS. AND K. K.

PWIFT A Panaaaa. ChtiT. Frh i7 Mnrsji-A- this 1 the r.ramn of the year when worm are ttaout form1dl'r amonit children, the p-mprt-e'ra of M'Lan's Termlfie, FlemlPa Rewnf Piitav bear leave to call the aitenoa of pareacs to it Ttraea for ibe expell i a "I hee anoyin. and often fa! nemie" I was invented by a phyai-riTi. of rrea: p-r in Warm a.

wh. ftr haetnc n-ed It f-r sev ral jear In hU own prartiee. and fottad ll saoeess so aniveraal. a indaeei at to oTer to the public a a ch-ap bat certain and eaortleat medicine. It has aii.ee come juktly pornlar ihrrhwat the toted Sla'fi.

aa th- mot ltii-i- ot V-rmifttrr rfr known, and the t1rrnand hmm be-n stead It ea tfw ln-c awe inre it. firt lotrn4ri-mo to tbe pobtie. IP" Pur.l.aH-ra will careffd axk ftr DR. M-LANK CKLKBU ATED VFRllFl'GK. maonrarlared hy FI.KWING of Pitf-l ar-th.

P. All AllterTer-tnl'oy-s are Dr. M'ljin" irennlne V-rml-faae. atno hi reiehiat'-d Pilht. ran nw be bad at 11 renpctaWe lrvt ittoraa in the CntU-d Rial ea and Can-'la.

Nn Wilbont Ue p'snatar of Iw jM Pl.FMINfl HROS. tar evcrywlir-re of Rhodea ver and Ame Curr MtrwfaAn Crrv. fnd-. Dee I4 Mr. J.

A. Rhodes R. av Ftr W- are harm srood oo-eouut of tle Ctir bare lhi monktit opvm-d a l-ttey from Dr. Wm. C.

Puchanan. Ui rrirs Coart ty. Mli-h ran. lie ar: "Dr. J.

A- Rhftd. Axiie Onr donr remarbahfy wll har. and ulees irttire satfetioiC l'r Rai Hi a physician la standm. and ha an ratrnt S-rt- pra'-tire. Alcn.

Mr. rulrrmsn, of CIiimhtt Omnly. Indiana, ays tettrr of 1. lav-i. 1 have iwervcw the two doovn Acne y-u me.

and aa thU ae4-o l.a a rra-ly --il. and Kre o-4 ratfactna la th ro-fiK-i, in ord-T h- ahb tn n'-rt the demand, think would he prr-pr U- f-ur mT-." and uh na to forward mm-rlitHy. A' on Irir we bare tlii day aent it tu biro. T'i--- art- iw ainonx many vrr fiatlTin Wwcs recvivc iinj f--w tn prai- ymir Ann Car. Tr.

If. AMM A Htil.l.l UA V. Par'tJiy holeaalr Acnta, and -vd by all Prnwf FMWhi, wrmi-M tio h- a att.atH- Iw'T AUri ooor eid4rtiix th- wiie-ry nt nn atta.a of ar.d Ajr. wiuld you ao.it a m-md ta a tim'T nil rtt--n wh-n tl oian of avoidira: 't rao rvinv Ihe above qu utittl'd to tb oOtii4-rlion er all "i are from trvt pnd Axtse tm any of ll farms, an-l t'-c fe-oe tu ia U.at rkanti Vt- Iti ti F-tvcr and Ar C-irr." u--e mtV. pr-rt-nt th rorr-tfraf tho- dWtrwioT ymptom-s "hi.

mark thia peenbar 4iwr4er and i continuance for a ah-rtt Uo. wI reaU.r' Ue lo pet-fret baltu- Tli'-ae ar lit idle aartion. fs'-ta haaid p'-rt' t't and -oih a it at-d by UV vo'on-tary teitm nv nf thtiar.d who have iwn r-Hved frm ptiff r.ng by th- oae of thio Iu valaaJii- raM-4y. Try rt aU ye urtjim of F-er-rr aud Ague, ia wIoa btirth end lb of heabb w.ll atra-n vtl yout pallid r.AU'XAT Wholi-iale Ae-ot. and nW by ail liruycur'-a.

iaij dw O. P- In tmrT rn-bnrn to-day papr will tefoan4 ae for RitWa Fcer ao4 Acwe Cure." We art no in the hahtt of punii.a medi-ctna. bat dire to Fy. for ih-l--flt of it mft4 Ihat Wm. rt'itrr.

M-rehant. rarphair who ha frr aale. mfrm a that he ha ao4 aeveral do- bd-ttey, and tn every eaee it ha "-trd a core. Tha prr.a O.e fe cw. and we tab pU-ore hk it hrfore the the paWC-f4d Ft k-w fo.

R-pi- 4-h. 1. A KCLAY RROR. Wholoajh- Aettta. JVly1a-w tvM o4l att iTwyl' A J.fjAijway 4 ('.

Tire haeo tssiitft 'ti-ma- trti -T ffW-Ut-parKof bawrr and a iffis Ut ai Kut or. Comirrnt chfly AarK-M-tdtra! lnd-. loratir.s Land Warrant, para T-. tnniiiiar fui0 and 'oronshitia Plats with written do-anrtp'ioti otei 'teired and aU-nd to ail other baalw nij -aaaally trwteUi by aueh aencat- The aod lncr anlform and o4-eraie and ah batnfw irii-4 to them writ be prow-ly au(M to and eaon.t-4 with aU th eore and akiR w'ftich y-ar prarli'-al expnm- ran bnnT to bar. w'alallanliM Will BW nTfTi thr Ourf-tas- tlllUOw) II i dispatched a boat to rescue the survivors, and our boat arriving at the scene of Ihe murder before the Indians, rescued them and brought them to this island.

The chief, Thukombau, King of Feejee) being disappointed of his anticipated nrev. ordered us all to leave this island on pain t.e I.eniK enlarged and and with-I'lice iiiiproretneut wa Ouk We shall issue as soon as possible the four leading statistical articles published since January 1st, on the Commerce, Mau-ufaeltires, Improvements, and the Railroads ceutr'jing in Chicago, in pamphlet form as soon as possible. We hope to get out an edition of lire thousand copies next week. They will of course have a wide circulation, and will be bound up and kept for reference. Those who wish their cards and advertisements inserted will please send them in to our connting-room to-day.

Only a limited number can be admitted. First come, firHt served." i I in ll of death, which we were compelled to do at an I'iree Celiluries. It and out of .1., mmense loss ot properly. Ihe rjnglisu mis sionaries, not satisfied with the atliiction and persecution we had received from the natives through their interference, incited the Indians still farther to works of destruction and spoliation but the repetition of so many outrages and murders having nerved every man of our commu I' 'i, inierei tl Sf.ii it now plumed its J.rli,-lli-l,;. The end of the 'I il, Wgianmg the l'lth ceutury 'I inw era.

Tli" Saracens spread the caleti fit ion, the polarity of "3 I 'v tl.s.,1 're cunpowiler was in-' I. i pro'Ine. ,1. and nrintinr- Intcnely CoM AVearhtrr In Sotitlvrn Inwa. A correspondent of the Lwa State ir'actf; who traveled Taylor, Page and Montgomery pounties in the latter part of January, thns speaks of the intense severity of the weather: Emigrants to this new country, that came in late last fall, sutler much this winter; many art-living with merely the logs and roof on, with blankets hung up around the inside ro floor, and sometimes without a door or window to shut.

Their privations and stiffl-rings are greater, probably, this year than all previous ones. Many have exchanged comfortable homes in the East, and entered with their families the rude and unfinished cabin of onr frontier, exposed to the bleak winds of our prairies. The uncommonly cold winter has brought sorrow and distress to many who have enjoyed tho comforts and even luxuries ot life men who were unaccustomed to our prairies have ventured out, and frozen their limbs in a shocking manner. A mail carrier was taken from hak with his leps frozen, so that amputation will, in all probability, be necessarv. Hs hands were fhtzcnsn tight that the lines bad to be cut from them.

Many persons have frozen to death, and had been eaten by wolves. Eawrknpe City, Jan. the President of the United States: iring relented to -tilt mure giving kind becoming more 1. lib. important for improving the laws of Great Hritain and Ireland will be proposed will, 1 dontit not, receive your ytten- i itve o-ui thesf, a'td all other i erled their powers i The ugc of activity had at 1 ilej world stood on the eve II 'Mil.

"rrf w-urU, C5C 'i riutitii fael of oceanic route to T'ltn tr. re ir i i Hambars. tiblssclllnsat lac- Frrh TAixow-hrld at lie, OliOCKUIE Stock- of bcuias contli.r lbt, and priecs flrm at prevb-os rates. our l.tU-t date-fro a Havana and the Piu'h trarkt? wer-e firm and ad-Tanc-nir. At Ne York the trade is tolerabtj active at full MoUAiiJ are quoti ft dJ! and ruber firm and improvlnc.

The iTports of Rio Coffee into all the ports for Ibe rocn'b of January. IH are 110.000 hasrt-prevloas stock on han't rr. 1H54, VuVQ ba, total "iepl Jae. 31 t.T,faV) baa. lirp In Jan nary.

IthS. IQB.airS ba-, elock January 41st, iriii, li.W0 baas. Sales in Jauaaiy. l1. ba.oou haa in January.

W.Wi bs'- In our market tbre Is nochansreof eonsequencforth'-pst wreV. Wc qnote New Orteana eosnmon to fair 3 Hwc prime 1 cl.nimS-k;r-9M-Ctaiilaei and ooffe aradea Id W-t 9Hs litHc crush 4 and pa-Verised llc-aranulated 11X The market for Molajk ai.d StiI remain- him banned. No OTd Plantation on the market. tv qn-vr New at MM. Pyrops N-w Tork tVrwa- firmer at KH(lae for Rio lStftltiHc for O.

i. Java. and 19tdkl7H tor Mocha. Taw-tiuop-ti-r 3ife5i-Hyson, Tankay ktndi, at liy w.i.. tskin spurious, tS30c common t6 Pne eatra.

iOe Twankay. common to extra. fSA-iae Vouna Hy-on. carso. SfsMae Superior.

-fatstSoc tvxtra Cue aud carina. StWack CoT.e- and PourhoriK. fine to choice. -loiit. 377H -do fine to extra fine, 40oc-do rhobx to cr- foo.

Pereo. Rrcr-New rather K-wer at t7H Cadlea-mmii. He Pure kea7Sc HooL.6 Maotaronl and t'Tioa'-eas Mfr1oBai. lowlS-Si; Tapioca. 1-M3c car-h.

FiOerHtrir. iVS.e Ciovea, SSlx: Nutm4- -'H Ca-wla, 40c. HJll -Market s'eady. with iaht t'ks an-l mWit' sale at previous prices. Warrc Fis Inapected Xm.

Ihl bids aelllna ai aS-Si-No. 2. hf bbl So.00-No. -Nre tt Ptrmai S5.50. lUke, tt.2V 9 obi Purport.

PS S07 I. Hc boral d. Tac MjscaaaaXr ftcaroo ato. baita. $lliMia -No.

bits, aauo-No. a. 7.uuvluoa bii-hif hi.l but few in Fia Orand huk and St. 3 50 100 Hake 4-. FRt'IT Green Apple in rood demand, and aeUinx at R.KaaM.W 9 barret Irid ptcny at at.454al.aO Cixa rwrri-j of iJ sal-Ions.

t'j-Jf V1 bht of 40 gallons S7.S0.. Dried, nnpared 7ic Sv-Pard Paaat 41. -P Qcmcisi- W4 bn Csunrsaaaias New. ajHMtJ.av tm None Ltnf-Nw. aa.OO per box Caw iss-M.

New, H.Jj -layers. r.W....'H Zsvars Craaaim 2wc Crrsrw. Genoa. Para- K-r IIH Jr I raw Oat of market Neva Hickory nwta. l-2 ha -Cheat nsrta, 4 MSa 4 -New P-r nata.

7c-tofl attetted AlasrWrtU. lJ4c Hard do HwUV Pecans, lie Pilpserts, lUc Bra Hi Nut. Walnut. 19tjIlc. SKtU-Tis-riay mo'iBsea 1b good doa-ian.

with aaiea --nerally at 42 M-al tOH Cly.vaa in demand at r.KD tl 2 b-L im i DOOiinal at Wi.l Rap Tor SlAM-fel bi) tALT-rme sellina rally a X.W bW. -Dairy aettina: at ISe 14 a-ks. TJroand rVlar 2.75 bbl -Coarse 9 per bbt Tarts Island soutinaJ trio 7" am, and Cadis a4cV TUB. PI KIF8 -Market doll and afiartUed. Ifioswisaa In moderate demand.

Pmall lot are setdng round lots forced upon the market will not -roauaawd or S4xc One or two Jo's are reported at thetnsMe fl-rare, and on tfaae Wsicy la held at LhCoc for 9 and 7j7je for 5 9 oen Ptraa CHICAGO MONKY MARK FT. Din? DaJsTrr-wa-rte Pa9 OfTirwt Sarcaaar Kvawism. Feb. 1. I There Is arareely any p-reeptlMt en la tha financial affair-) of Clark atee-at atnee war last report.

Uay is still dnae. and aa there la apparent calai to transacttona. ant la likely eafittwae tor week or two. prhap fowr weeks lonsrr, Uflh lenders and borrowery seewi di spaaed to watt toy ftfore deret-apmenta. In the meaatisae, eapitaltst.

reat estae ovoers. and In facta very large proportion of oar cittoeaa are saak snc arraQesBtU for baUdms dartna: tha cwjBa aw aaer. There ta now a pro pect that there w.U bt snveti larcer iarcsUaenU in sttotantlal stores and awttinm th-n ever before. Sorb inreattaenui pay a Ira profit, and are very benrfioai to tbe city. Tlie aaore we fear-f ih-m tbe better, a there la o4 a particle of dnar tt.at the faciJltle for doltia: bttriDaa will increaae lawtey than the want of the et'y w.B reqa're.

If ar.y rhana4" bemtrrd fa the wiooey snarke. after oosnpariaa the views ewprsaacd tbtw awrsisfl. we rbotald swppttae tha saooev ia aabad eaaicr. Rscbanse is without much yariatiaa. some of onr bankers aa id tt was a little eloaer.

and some reported 1' easier. doabtteia to d-fTTeot facilHV wWeh eaeb Ksd etv Iryd to pta-oe farads in Vew Tors with a the tet few The Only Issue. A very determined effort is being made by the slavery extensionists to got up side issues, by which they hope to elect their candidate for tbe Mayoralty. In this, however, they will most signally fail. The people of Chicago have accepted the issue tendered them by Mr.

Douglas and his friends, and on that issue alone the contest must be decided. In view of the efforts to raise false issues for the benefit of Mr. Dyer, a committee, consisting of some of onr prominent German citizens, addressed a note to Mr. Sherman, and we copy the following from his reply published in the Zfit'iHH of yesterday I need not assure you of liar frr hiitmtl 0 tfu cut! th'- k'mxr Stithin.j wr uy oVM, ''voeWfV pi'itij. Whilst these are my individual views, I wish it distinctly uu-ders ood that 1 am a candidate upon no other issue than that presented in the call of my fellow citizens to become a candidate for the office of Mayor, according to my letter responding thereto.

F. 0. Sbermax. To Messrs. Francis A.

Hoffmann, Geo. Bormann, Fred. I.etz, H. Luizy. The only issue before the people of Chicago is that of extending slavery itno all our free Terri tories, or of confining it within its present limits.

Mr. Dyer's election will indorse the ft rmer, Mr-Sherman's the latter. UOUOU- -il of 'lutnerce, and hare since elapsed, it is Kn-iiilly iiilercurse at once be cultivated, only causes of public at the Foreign Oilii on Tuesday, vcrv angry words passed between them relative to ihe Ceo- tral Americin question." Capt: C. 14. Welsh, of the barque St.

Law- rence, of New York, has committed suicide at LtTerpoJ. Fhaxce. Satisfaction is expressed that P.ris is selected as the place of holding Congress, Peace islookt upon as ceriain. There have bu numerous politim' rrsts of members of the Mariana stction at Paris is 'Xtremelv gy and even th" F-ni- botirg St. Germain is coming out strong in the Peace balls.

Tbe loii'ir publishes a decree tixirg th ini- port duty ou raw cotton brought from the entr. pots bv French ve-yeis tit 2- francs p- hundred millogrames, being a reduction of five francs on I the rate fixed by the tariff of I Stain. The oliicial Gazette denies th- diti- cal arrests have taken place in Cuba. Austria. The Austrian Emperor, as a mark is nity to tne defence ot tne lives ol nis wite ana liltleones, fences were built rouud our towns, and a strict watch kept at night for fear of an invasion from the natives.

Thus protected, it required great precaution on their part to attack us, aud after several ineffectual attempts to cross Ihe trenches built round our town, they abandoned the attempt. The missionaries, as well as their tools (the natives) being foiled in their attempt at a massacre of all the Americans on this island, determined to push their malice to tbe last stroke, and the burning of our town was threatened. A native teacher, attached to the English Missionaries and employed by them, was detailed to commit this diabolical deed, aud, despite our vigilance, succeeded in accomplishing this dark design, at 10 o'clock, P.M., when all save the watch were wrapt ia sleep. Failiug to obtain any satisfaction of tbe native chiefs for these atrocities, Capt. Boutwell, of the John Adams, burnt five of their principal towns, and they have promised to behave themselves properly in future.

The Feejee Islands are, perhaps, tbe richest and most productive in the Pacific. They are scarce seven days sail from the English colonies in New Holland and New Zealand, and seem destined at some future day to hold, with even greater advantages, the same relation, and. furnish similar supplies to the Australian continent, that the West Indies do to Europe and America. The group is capable of supporting at least four millions of inhabitants. One island alone of the one hundred and fifty-four compose it, has an area of upwards of five thousand square miles, and is watered by more than one noble river.

Sugar, cotton and tobacco are already produced, and coffee, rice and indigo only await the care of the cultivator. llie personal ani mositiea or am-In-iead of barbirian iuva- vfu' rt Ration, and liberal in- ''l'l'iiaii is a growing consc- 1 .1 h.uiilnvtid Christianitv upon which you may deliberate, I ftr venlly pray that the blessing of Il.yjne Providence may favor your cimols, and guide them to the promotion of ihe great of mv solicitude the welfare and happiness of my people. i'otiliejjl -fitftt. New York. Feb.

1J. A Wtshington corres pondert wnLts the Tnliu tht a conference of some tift'en to twenty geiiliemcn, formerly in public lif who hare heretofore ctd with the old Whig party, assembled last week on ihe invitation of one of the Sen -i tors who still acknowledges his Whig alb gianc, f'r tho purpose of counselling as to ih- pdicy to Ik pur-ned in the eiisiiiT-g l'resid'iiftal Canvass, e-rK-cially of calling a aii nal Convention. Mr. Vinton, who was appointed Chairman of the Committee of Slates, at the last Whig Convertiou in Baltimore, was present. The report of the doings of the American Convention at I'd says the moijon to strike out the l'h section probably be made by a Southern man, and the Northern deb-gate, p.

quite confident that it will be carried. Theu tbe Ohio men will propose thi minority rr-sohition of June, and go out ij there is some'hiiigfjiiite as strong. of the Northern men who Imve Iw-en in caucus to-night talk confidently if success iwt only in abol shmg the lth section but in substituting an Anti-Nebraska or liepublicaa clause. If eo, ol c-jnrse the South will bolt. The Southern iitemb rs in caucus tonight decidei to stand by the ltiih section to the lajt.

The Northern delegates tu caucus decided that the 12th section must nine out; if they remiin in tby will not go into the caucus with a pro-slavery platform nnd-r air circumstances. The person who attended, th four aectioos of tbe. I'll ton. After stfUiu it was detor-toined to make do movement towards a National Convention. Ti, "'i- create atmosphere ol iurer colonixa- "''-'IV A rTtr OntraJ kaiir'savi and farmers and wK-ra w-m nnn- rvilH-Ur rtr ti-ae lonned it, tracing through that e.

tKlr 'ct he con. l. Ii 1 a-h. n-voiti! nonary strng- 'i. 'st ions although noliticill libertr "nrr charaoter.

The I). fllfPlfe ,1 may it to Utr a'lean-arv to 'rana-et their bwafseas i.iroMrli aa. Ha-rlwa; t-a nmumrA ia tbewm-a-otaaiawo ax.d of tbeaa ianda tha Railrayl have made famitar wh th d-Aasa aooaawary lo a ffopw pesoraaaoo ad taas bwV Fr theprpw of trja-trwaT wAMlnwa to tttw baa aV wantage, havr ipaed a prioctpaJ odoe ai ftean. k- have ooa p-Ad-d'. ir-k 'ca4 at Mao Raa-kakr Cty.

Lsda, tTr.anoa- Mattoon. Ontralla. Vn-Drsra'ar. Went) aad Diana, hi lUlaaaa; aad at iu ir- I-wa al Wtaconaia. 9.

row ha a aamar of vabsar4' farmo and amaoy rery nr Uaeta of I'mr- pad Tin-T Landi. and ane rh-'lnr fat I -and inr ash wa eaa-wtodatan; erwa. Aho a variety rf imprwod and aaim-amred property ia aotn of the mwt ibrifty vtt-far- tfc Wort. Leuer ss baainea aTt'iwld be addr'nas 1 to tf Rrss. ar p-TTiar mad at war Ka.

It lao r-. Chtapo. libnow: bwt wawaaoaUowa trruK ai.y of ar tgmm win r--ere tho so as atteav Uoa a ttiouab suade 4irrtij 4 application of 'l-s nt -iitiki, tl wrestled until it "P'erel. Ameri--i'ieiolij ajKtstro- "toe- irxr Koiiirn panne i the blnze an tn ti. Sir: We notilied you that an overwhelming force, supplied with artillery, was organizing upon, onr borders for tbe avowed purpose of invading Kansas, demolishing the towns, aud butchering tbe unoffending Free State citizens they constituting fourteeu-twentieths of the entire population.

We earnestly request you to issue your proclamation immediately, forbidding the invasion. We trut there may be no lay in taking so a step to prevent an outrage wht-rrh if carried out as planned, will stand without a piindlel in the World's history. Signed Yours respectfully, J. if Lank, Chiiirman Executive K. T.

C. Roarss x. Chairman CommiUeee ot Safety. The instructios to Col. Sumner, the Commander of the U.S.

troops, and the instructions to Gov. Shannon, are also among the documents. Tbev arc co-extensive with the recent proclamation. Below are the instructions to Governor Shannon entire: Pt'pT. of State, Washington, Ftihrnttry Mr.

Marcv to Gov. Shaxxox 1 herewith Inclose to you a copy of a proclamation by the President, dated 11th duly authenticated also a copy of orders issued from the Department of War To Col. Sumner and Brevet Col. Cooke, of tbe S. Army.

The President is unwilling to believe that, in execu-tiue yonr duties as Goremer of the Territory, there'wili be any occasion to call in the aid of the Pnited States troops for that purpose, and it is enj lined upon you to do all that can possibly be done, before resorting to that measure. Yet, if it becomes indispensably necessary to do so, in order to execute the laws and preserve the peace, you are hereby authorized by the President to make requisitian upon the officers commanding the S. military forces at Forts lavenworth and for such assistance as may be needed for the above specified purpose. While confiding in the respect our cit.zens lor the laws, and the efficiency of the ordinary meins provided for protecting their rights and property, he deems it, however, not improper, considering the peculiar situation of pfriirs in the Territory of Kansas, that yon should be authorized to have the power herein conferred, with a view to meet any -extraordinary emergency that may arise, trusting that it will not be used until you shall find a resort to it unavoidable in order to insure the dne execution of the law, and to preserve the publx peace. Before actual interposition of tbe military force on any occasion, yon wilt cause the Proclamation of the President, with which you are herewith fumifhed, to be publicly read.

I am yonr very respectful and obt serr't, W.L. Mbct. To Hon. Wiix Shaxnox, Governor of the Territory of Kausas. Some pret'v sharp words passed between Senators Touoev and Wilson to-day as soon as the Kansas documents had been read.

Pending a motion to print, Senator Toocey made a set speech defense of the President, and avowing his own intentions to support the constitution and laws, and -concluding with the remark that certain gentlemen in this country would lose their vocation bv the action of tbe President, which would settle all difficulties in Kansas. Mr. Wilson rose to reply, and remarked that if the" Senator ailnded to him and those who acted with him, that servility to the Executive was not their vocation, whatever rt might be. General Wilson finishes hi speech in the rooming. Rn Mom of the Tariff.

Vew Yob. Feb. 19. The Tme of this morning savs We learn on good aaUwrtty that the rafportant revision of oar present tariff, recommended ia the last report of Secretary Guthne, meets the hearty approval of the Committee on Wavs and Means, on which Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, is at the head, who will shortly report a riff bill, drafted under the advice of Mr.

James, R- other large manufactures, which will fix the import duties on all goods made in wholeorpartof wooL dye-stuffs, raw silks and riw materials free. It i nndersuod that tfats hil! meets the approval of the President and Cabinet. Vwi tmm Mexico. New Yore, Feb. 19.

A private letter from the city of Mexico, dated January 2-'th, states that the three brigades of troops cumbering oearfy 7,00 men with an ample artillery force were to leave the eapitel in day or two to operate against at Pueblo. smw Hra in V- 1 ovk- Nsw Yokk. Feb. Ii No news worth tele graphing, ll has just commenced snowing. I lie aafWly-y JOHN CPSr.l-L Url I ites from the Perm.

AK I bfc-i WHirrLANlHtW- try sek. We "rilizition. To ns-I f.liiensia entrusted not PCRTFTORR Al GENPRAL AGRWTR. "Ikiiitl i R'T, but the A ood Piwoa Cy. Iowa.

arttc-ular ai '-n' paid to ousv top Cmlet fma, IMiy. rr- and pen( loda. ketr-r Lat'd Wrnt.ta.or -n-I iadd. for th or on tone, to P-t D-eorab. Fort lodc.

CoutcA Rtof. or fcWoa Advancr in PruiK-rty at Council lihiiT-U Few people abroad have any idea of the yearly advance in lands and city property in this region. Two years ago. Judge S. H.

Kiddle purchased a piece of land in the bottoms, which has cost bun, to date of sale, $-100. A few days since he sold it for and the prince of railroad projectors, Fiirnam, was interested in the purchase. Mr. Geer, living about two miles below town, entered land about t-ra years which he has recently sold for per acre-Mr. Beers lso sold a tract a mile from the city, for $75 per acre, which cost only 1.2o two years since.

These are not isolated cases, but what are daily occurring, and is but an average range of the general advancement of property in this vicinity. The certainty of this place becoming a second Chicago, in railroads and business, will continue to increase the value of property very rapidly. Prices have as yet only commeuctd to go Up. HvpU, F'b. OfVi.

Frost in taflroad Car UbiTk The Albany Jovrmd says thst during the last three weeks, upon tbe eastern end of the Albany and t'tica division of the Central road, six larg-six-inch nxles in driving wheels were snapped off. Last week the spokes of one of the tive-foot driving wheels of an express engine were all jerked off tbe hub at a cracx, and tbe rim of the wheel was thrown up on to the cnb. The fracture of the axles takes place in all cases close to the wheel. The break is vertical, and with a comparatively plane face where the iron is inferior, and jagged and stringy where it is excel- The fractnre of wheels and axles tikes place mostly in the early morning, about sunrise. The day succeeding one of intense cold is more fatal to iron under strain, it ti said, than the cold day itself.

Straining is deemed a severer test than percussion. 4. old In ew rk- "Wehear of onlv in gold engaged for the Persia Wednesday next. The steamer to-morrow we believe takes no specie. Mint bars are not plenty, and are in moderate demand.

They are selling at cent, discount. Shipments of gold, however, are regarded as of mnch less importance now that the specie line of our banks has rna op to with an almostcertaintv of a disbursement in Jane next of seven and three-qoarter millions from the Sub-Treasury- The shipment of half to three-quarters of a million per week would excite very little attention. lTrihnt 16iA. A Fin lec of Hoe. Messrs.

drier McClure, on Wednesday, purchased of Patrick Geariw, of Elm Grove, Tazewell County, ten hogs averaging in weight 362 The same parties, some days previons, bought of Riley Bristol, fifty seven hogs, averaging 05 pounds. I'eor ia Pre, 16iA. Central Bank Tenneeew We heard it reported yesterday that the brokers at Nashville were throwing oat the notes ot that institution. The mother bank is located at Nashville, and it has a branch at Paris. Lorn-ville JomaL To Orleans rim Cairo.

Poring the past week, over a thousand barrels of High Wines have reached this city by the Rock Isiaad Road, for transhipment by the Ill-nots Central to New Orleans via Cairo. LvmUU Pr. rmm mt the Pce. 5w Yeuc IS- Private letters by the Canada to partMfl state that the Pacifie pit into the river haaoa, on account of the severe weather. Tbe roport is net fully credited by the ageats of the steamer bere.

A 4 sxWt mt nrmIM. Nsw YrttK, fvh. IS. Five hundred and twew-tviiirht Mow emigrants, on their wav to Oreat Salt Lake, arrived nt this port yesterday, in the ship John J. Boyd.

luttire, and we possess nsd. rfi.ot, sf Powers is an equality oa mad W-K4 a tor noi ealdewt. and b44 (aarkea. Mwry veceteod -a and aater- owd. t.r te-u- '-a v'-ol.

at inlerrat, oa rtal oatate of consideration for illustrious ally, ictona, ha pardoned Col. Turr. Asia. India, China and Bombay dates ore to January 2d. The Santal insurrection has been suppressed and quiet restored.

The Hngha-h are abont to take possesion of tbe Kingdom of Onde, to allow its King a pension of v-'0, to reduce its army hom. to a.r;d appointed English On tram Governor of the country. Caxton, Pec Another Inrge fire. Trade in Canton in old tea dunnj the month was brisker. But few teas in market, and consequently operations limited.

Failure ot several Chinese chonroffs at Shanghai has been tffwpd by tbe suspension of As-pinwall. Miickenxie liabilities are 7r-0n. It is stated that ihe te.i men bad threatened to stop the trade in tea and siik from Ih o-m-bfr 7th, in consequence of difficulties from these failures. Iosixy Marxists. Messrs.

Barney, Bros. report markets generally dull. Coffee steady at firmer rates. Breadstuff considerably lower. Iron firm.

Sugar one lower. Saltpetre rather lower and Taliow 5- 9d, deliverable to March next, nod fid to the end of thf yar. Loxnox Mosbt Makkkt. The money mavkc-t was more strinjfent. Consols sl.ht?y declined closing on Friday at I f-r money, and wio I fr accounts.

A'he Bullion in Bans of England has dtcrea-A-d Vm lower with unsettled markets. Kelt A Co. report markets steady. Pnces generally unchanged. United States sixes and bonds Mass.

Sterling bonds loo. LivKsrooL Cottow Mabxf.t. Brown. Shipley 4 Co. say that dnrirg the early part of the week an advance of owing to a temporary ease in the money market, and that brht stock on hand was established, but at close prices became somewhat easier, though quotably lowr tbe broker's circular calls the advance sales of week, bales, of which pea-iatorstook exports New Orleans middling Uplands Mobile, fair ii; middling i Stocks 419,009 bales, of which 215,000 sre American.

Laresr. On Saturday the market opened steady prices acarcHv so firm as on Fndy sales estimated at Idf-v) bales. The Manchester advices are favorable. Brokers eirrniar quo tea breadstuff eonaiderab'ir lower, and demand limited, aad price irregular. Flour various! quoted at a decline ot ld; wheat 3dg-odand corn Ueli- Pnees nominal.

Brows A Co- quote western canal floor at Onto 40a, white ecrs 37s5dir veliow mixed ditto. White wheat lla3dU-3d, red ioridot H's4d. Other e.rcir quote Western canal Oar 343rs, anixd common Sos Richardson, Spencer C. and others qoote pmvwoos gen-eraliv dull and lower. New prune mesa beef 1.

Buyers demand a reduction. Pork duil and nominal: Bacon, stock light. Western lipht at 36. Lard declined to 6-, transactions limited. i H), not inherited bv us -'lUett oirth, not conferred ordinances of nmr.n.

I 'T tile CIS ef neccs- days' aad the -demands whach had been artaaW oa by tbe cnatoscera. OoiJ is very abandan. Ttre appears to be aaand for t. and it Pea a alb's, or at teat wn-prod-a ko the hand of boliei. Weba-ee acbBeto awtios as tha sale 1 rent away.

Exchaaae. Uboaak close, is std! she asaal rate-. We wie: Tom CrafT Coo-faatrrr oaw Om Atlanta iiavtak. tHo ft a'd Brarschea, luterior P-oo aaa and JiUajoia Owr.iry jani1 (V. fj- WHirLMarylad.

Deiaware, R-JckT Jtaok' fceVoiiVJ Wbet. Va VWoka. Vf.k of the lb-' Tr-4rl Connrttiiatinn. The Buffalo Gmmrcid ia informed, on good authority, that a project is on foot amonjr the ship owners of that city to consolidate sa 1 vessel stock to the amount of and organize a lake transportation company, under the general law of New York, on a basi.s similar to that of the American and Western Transportation Companies. Some SO to 100 vessels are included.

The company will be its own insurer. Thns we have three lake transportation companies, whose united capital amounts to abont -4 Messrs. Bell and Quarles, of Cahawba, Alabama, had a duel near New Orleans, exchanging five revolver shots, and hitting each other, but without mortal wounds. jgf" A new course of lectures on Co in no rary English Fiction by Mr. George W.

Curtis, is announced in Xew York, and has excited a lively interest in literary circles. One man in Philadelphia holds a million of dollars of the Texan bonds soon to be paid, which he booght from the United States Bank at the rate of fifteen cents on tbe dollar. Calvi Pie. one of the oldest and most respected citizens of Fond da Lac, died a few days since at tbe advanced nge of eighty. A grand banqnet was given to Juhn B.

Gongh, at Xiblo's Saloon, New York, on Friday evening last. woolen factory of Mr- Thomas Wright, at Maquoketa, Iowa, was burnt down on Thursday morning last Loss abont No insurance. r. ir n. ni i -1 Mali Imarrti-il uj Ml hn f.oaa ten Comi.

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w.it'. a ti.ta. QMx M.ll. Iratmwa. Oltcnlmi of the fminifimi Parliament.

The fifth. Parliament of the Province of Canada was opened at Toronto on Friday last. The Governor-General, in his speech from the throne," enumerates the prominent subjects which will come up for the consideration of Parliament, among which are: The abolition of the seignior'al tenure; a change in the Constitution so us to render the Council elective the organization of a provincial police for the better prevention and detection of crime; legal reform, by simplifying the mode of procedure and the working of the conrts, Ac. The Governnr-Gen-cntl congratulates Parliament npon the fact that gince its last meeting nearly 200 miles of railroad have been got into working order, wbilst it is hoped that not less thnn 2-V more will be finished before next yoar. He regrets the depression of the timber trade, biit hopes that the check to business in Quebec and Montreal will be onlv temporary.

The finances of the Province are represented as being in the most satisfactory state. A large decrease has been caused in the receipts of the treasury by the Reciprocity Treatv with the United States, but he conceives that any such apprent loss is more than com-pusated by the increased commerce, and by the equality of intercourse between the two The Trias lHt. According to the New York H'rald. the Texas debt bill, aa lately passed, accepts from the United States Government 7,750,000 in full payment of the Texas debt, and this money goes to the creditors of the State. The payment of so large a sum from the Treasury of the United States must, to some extent, influence for a time the state of the money market.

This debt is divided about as follows, vix: To creditors resident in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, tl.SOO.i'OO; Washington, New Orleans, other places, total, Among the scattering lots, small parcels are held in Boston, and at points at the West. The divided rrtta among the creditors, yields about sev-eaty-seven per cent, on the facj of the claims. bat lb -v of la The New York Herat', in copying from the Democratic Pkess a summary of the manufacturing busings of Chicago frr tbe year 1655 ays; There is not another city on this cooti-neat of three times the population of Chicago that can show anvthing like this. A few vtara ago Chicago was but a village. It now has a business equal to a population of three hundred thcrtw.ol lnTtjbitants.

We understand that about one hundred trains of cars arrive 1 and depart from that city every twenty-fonr hoars." Se' "3Tolun- aken I be wha fires to impair iluil rnmllt. I. i.r r.r. T-r a. 's to bm.

Una 4 lum. a oioi uw at the erv Th, lJWM by Gvk himself un- New York. Feb. Mr. OreI-r, of the Trt-l telegraphs last "veniag, that Senator Wilson wiiiatrongly f'pei, the ease for free Kansas to-morrow, if an opportunity ia offered.

An attempt wi.l be mad-: in the House to reconsider tbe vote on Tnnrsday, by which ihe KsnFas message was sent to ih; Committee of the Whole. S'icc ss is nihtfnl in the case now pecd-ng, indirectly involving the r-onMitmi-jnality of the Missouri Oimpromise. A mijontv of the court ill refuc the beDetoa of tht act tbe colored plaintiff, cUirrong freedom under it, but will perhaps extent! ne luts di-niJ upon thegrrmod that he volunta-ity retumfd to b-ndage. It was expected tbt tie conrt would stand five to fonr, but minor says Juoge Grier is inclined to tbe Southean side. There will probably be strong dissetitir.g opinions.

Tbe decree Will be made in a ffartrritrLt. Mrs. C-rohne Ie Hens, aathoresa, died at Mariana, Florida, on the llta inst. Gen. White-5-id appared today before Committee on Eleetwvns in ihe House.

i f-hnttou i mUrmri Washwgtov, Feb. 1. Tae Senate tMJay, in executive aeoft'on, after a very warm debate, coo-armed Wilsm Shannon aa Governor of Kaosaa, bra strictly pa nr vote. 12 vote were eaat in tbe netrative. A a ineffretnal effort was made to Conduct the dtscn wnh fpee dors.

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Derby, a New York publisher, has paid to authors during the past year OR Onat wrw ts Boatrsau BosTy, Feb. 17. It has ben sowing nearly all dav, and bluwiag a pertect gale. Tbe railroad a to-day are d.ecomnH'deded by drills. No mail train leaves to-sight fur New Yera ot at conjit of the storm.

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