New England Farmer from Boston, Massachusetts • 2

NEW ENGLAND FARMEE BOSTON, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 26, 1856. discharging their muskets in the air. Assistance was telegraphed for, and one thousand troops of the with Brooks, having received an interpretation which does injustice to its real meaning, he now withdraws it, and leaves his speech to interpret itself, holding himself personally responsible for it, line soon arrived, and alter a short struggle they "THAT SCOUNDREL WASHinGTOH-." It has been reserved to this late day to a black member of the Black "Republican" party to the City of Boston, and to the propagators of a civil war. to apply this epithet to the immortal Washing succeeded in disarming the insurgents. Three of years old, and pronounced by the pilots of Newport as in their opinion one of the fastest vessels that ever came into that port She is about 140 tons burden.

The name "Fen-it" is cut out on the starboard rail, and "Elise" on the larboard rail Officers are on the track of the owners of the vessel, and have hopes of bringing them to justice. the insurgents and one regular were killed, and without qualification or amendment. about a dozen wounded, ihe citizens sided with the militia, and cheered them on. At the latest ton. One of the most distinguished citizens of If Mr.

Burlingame means by this that he will telegraphic accounts all was quiet. provements of Sheboygan harbor was discussed and passed. The House passed the bill providing for improvement of Savannah river, and also the joint resolution authorizing Lieut. Maury and others to accept various medals from foreign governments for services to science and a communication was received from the Secretary of the Treasury recommending legislation for the more effectual prevention of un-dcr-valuation of merchandise. The House then proceeded to the consideration of the New Mexico contested case.

By unanimous consent, the clerk read a statement from Mr. Gallcgos, in which he says he should be heard by counsel, because of his inability to make a formal discourse in English. Mr. Otero, the contestant, replied, among play the part of the duellist, if Brooks urges him There had been no reference to American affairs, excepting some interrogations concerning the boun revenues were $49,000, whilst its expenses wer $29,000. The value of the real estate in the cit of New Orleans is $1,200,000.

In the State Louisiana $2,270,000. The net revenues of $19 805 have thus been for 1855 but 1 per cent, of th-city property, and but per cent of the whole tate. The charges of commissions of agents, for 1855, were near $15,000, or one-third of th ross revenues and three-fourths of the net rev nues. The estate paid no city tax for 1854, whic would have been for Baltimore's half over $15,001, and for the whole $30,000 or a sum greater tha the whole net revenue. Such are the naked an startling facts displayed by the report Nor is th end yet three suits are now pending against th estate, each involving a large sum, and each carrj ing a new burden of expense." to it, we can tell him that he will thereby commit a crime for which he can never atone, in the eyes of rJoston, lately presided at a public meeting in Faneuil Hall, and listened tamely to reiterations oi this epithet from the lips of a black philanthropist, merely remarking to "the gentleman" that some allowance should be made for the antecedents and education of Washington, and something for the times in which he lived! Our fellow citizens will scarcely credit it, that daries ol the Bahze.

The Spinning Mills of Joseph Aiusworth at Bolton, have been burnt. They contained 80,000 spin dles. The Corn Market had presented an upward ten dency, owing to the unsettled weather and the fair language such as this was not only permitted, but other things, that Mr. Gallegos should have gone demand. "Wheat had advanced about 2d, and good Boeder Ruffian Toasts.

The following were among the toasts drank at the anniversary celebration of the "Palmetto Rifles," of Atchison, Kansas, June 28th "Disunion By secession or otherwise a beacon of hope to an oppressed people, and the surest remedy for Southern wrongs. Enthusiastic cheers." "The City of Atchison May she, before the applauded in Old Faneuil Hall. And it would be Hour bd to Is. Indian Com was held for an im to school and learned the language betore provement of 6d to Is per qr, which had restricted entirely unworthy of attention if it had not been countenanced by a political party which not only assails us by open war, but is at this moment organ saies. attempting to represent New Mexico in Congress.

The resolution declaring thatMr. Gallegos was not, and Mr. Otero was, elected delegate, was adopted, and Mr. Otero waB sworn in. The Committee on Ab the Persia leaves, the weather is brightening.

izing its eltorts to otitam tne control ot trie gov and as the market is very sensitive, it may affect breadstuffs. ernment. Madison family Viidoi Printing reported a resolution, which was adopted, close or or, be tne capital or a southern Kepubiic. Cheers." Massachusetts. Those who have heard of his ridiculous explanation with disappointment and mortification, will give louder utterance to still deeper and more significant emotions, when they learn that the Representative of the Fifth District of Massachusetts has met the assassin of Charles Sumner upon the field of the duelist, in defiance of the laws of God and man, and of the moral sentiments of the State he represents.

Later A Duel ALMost. On Monday, Gen. Lane, of Oregon, bore a challenge from Mr. Brooks to Mr. Burlingame, to which the following answer was returned Washington, July 21st.

Sir: Your note of this date, was placed in my hands by Gen. Lane, this afternoon. In reply, I have to say that I will be at the Clifton House, on the Canada side of Niagara Falls, on Saturday next, at 12 o'clock, to negotiate in reference to any difference between us, which We have seen this story going the rounds of MISCELLANEOUS. The Moniteur officially contradicts the report that "Kansas We will make her a Slate State, the Southern press, in so many different but alwayi Napoleon proposes meeting the Emperor of Austria at Lake Constance. or form a chain of locked arms and hearts together, and die in the attempt." fajse shapes, that it may be worth while to correct some of its blunders.

The abominable expression The German Zollverein is approaching a crisis The Distribution of the Public Lands. One Cambridge Cattle Market fRlPORTID FOB. IHS NlW ExaUBD FaJUH, Wiokibdat, Juli 23, 1856. At market 681 Cattle, 6C0 Beeves and 81 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, yearlings, two and three years old. Peicks Market Beef Extra, (including nothing bat the beat large Oxen well stall-fed at least rone year,) $8,25 1st quality, (consisting of large fatOxen.

stall-fed at least several months,) $8 2d quality, (consisting of the best gra83 fed Oxen, the beat stall-fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers 3d quality, $7 ordinary $8,50. Ip- cwt. Talloto $8ift)9 Cwt. Pdti 37475. CalJSkin 12c ft.

eoi Comi $4,50, 5, 7(ffi8. 412 at market. forkinM Own $125, 150, 162, 175, Cowi and Cmvei $32, 38, 40, 45, Tteo yean old $22, 2-i, 28, 3042. Three yeart So, 38, 40, 42, 4762. Sheep and Lambs 2656 at market.

Prices $5, 6, 810 By lot $2,50, 2,76, 3, 3,25, 3.33,3,504,-50. Swine Wholesale, soft hard corn fed 65(6jc ft. quick. Remarks. Weather uncomfortably hot, and the demand for the Boston market being quite light, make the sales of Beef slow and hard.

A large number of Western Beeves are expected at Brighton to-morrow, estimated at from 1200 to 1400, which will have a bad effect on the holders of Northern Cattle that are held over. Sheep, Lambs and good Yea) Calves sell quick and well, without regard to numbers. The 137 head of Kentucky Beeves were all owned by J. B. Cook, Esq.

of Cambridge, and were an unusually handsome lot of good-sized Beeves. Of the Vermont Cattle, Mr. Lambert Bastings, of St. Jobnsbury, bad 100 head, mostly extra Steers. Sales of Beef improved a little towards the close, as many of the buyers were from a distance, and anxious to get home.

A large portion of the Northern Cattle were small, but of excellent quality. 48 cars came over the Fitehburg Railroad, 12 over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, 35 over the Maine Railroad, and 6 over the Western, loaded with Cattle, Sheep and Horses. NUMBER FROM EACH STATE. Cattle. Sheep and Lands.

Stcine. Eortei. Maine 45 245... 00 00 512 00 00 Vermont 305 1301 00 00 ..47 350.... 00 00 New York S3 00 00 00 Kentucky 137 00 00 00 Western 00 00 248 00 Canada 00 248 00 00 which may possibly lead to a rupture between the quoted above, was used by a colored man from Sa liberal northern and protective southern states of hundred and Bixty acres to every Pro-rlavery settler, and to evert Abolitionist six feet by to print 20,000 copies of the reports of the majority and minority of the Kansas Investigating Commission, and 100,000 copies without the journal and evidence, for the use of members.

The former cost 61, and the latter 9 cents apiece. An evening session was held by the House, when Mr. Davis of spoke in favor of the bill heretofore introduced by him, giving privateersmen bounty lands, and placing them on an equality with soldiers and sailors. He stated that 15,000 of them were employed in the war of 1812, of whom probably not more than 2000 were now living. He eulogized their services, which, he contended, had not been sufficiently appreciated.

lem, named Remond, at a meeting of radical come- Ijermany. TWO. Ihe definite evacuation of the Crimea took place outer abolitionists, held in the think certainly not in Faneuil HalL It is about as The following sentiment was read at a Fourth of July 5, on which day Marshal Pellissier embarked for home. July celebration at Healing Springs, S. C.

A subscription, has been opened at St. Peters- Cabbages foe Stock. Every farmer, and in deed, every person having a garden and a hen, pig or a cow, will do well to have some cabbag-plants wilh which to fill the ground when earl crops have been removed too late for turnips. Th' cabbage is a sure grower, and faithful in its mis sion, whether put out early or late. To secur good, firm heads for table use, requires considerable care in kinds, times, soil, and culture but to 6ecurr a good growth of highly nutritious and valuable food for stock, requires but a small measure of re gard for either.

The cabbage contains a full proportion of nitrogen in addition to the oxygen, hydrogen and carbon, the elements of the great mass of the vegetable kingdom. In this, it is closely allied to am" mal food, and on this account as well as others, i1 is a valuable addition to the usual food of animals. "We believe the cabbage worthy of high estimatioi-as a regular field crop, not merely for the pork and cabbage trade, but as food for cattle and hogs-and that it will be extensively cultivated for tha' purpose but however this may be, we are confi dent that the cabbage affords the best means filling the ground which, from any cause remain1 vacated the first of August. Cultivator and Ga zelte. fair to make the people of Boston responsible for the outrageous sentiment, as it would be to father burgh on behalf of the sufferers by the inundations "MassacJiusetts We have always beaten her in in your judgment, may require settlement outside of this District I have the honor to be in ir ranee.

upon New York the proceedings of the "Free Lov It is now said that the Czar is sincere in his de the debates of the Union. We have whipped her in Kansas, and we have caned her in the Senate Hall." sire to abolish serfdom. A plan for its gradual extinction now commands the attention of the Russian Tiie Pacific Railroad. The Pacific Railroad Your obedient servant, A. Burlingame.

To Hon. P. S. Brooks. On Tuesday, Mr.

Brooks was arrested as he was Government. It is proposed to raise a loan by ers" who were lately in the habit of congregating in that city. These crazy fanatics are but a handful in number, but they contrive to make a great deal of noise, when they get together. So far from their being identified with the Republican par Trial of the Steamship C. Vanderbilt.

This immense steamship went on her trial trip on means of which the Government will purchase the serfs from the private owners, and then liberate them under certain condition. getting out of a carriage in Washington, and held ty, they are the deadly foes of that organization, last Saturday afternoon, from her dock at New York. The Vanderbilt was launched last December, from the yard of Mr. Jeremiah Simson, her hating it only a leetle less bitterly than they hate in $5000 bail not to fight Burlingame. This was upon the affidavit Francis C.

Treadwell, of New York, who swore on Monday that he believed the parties intended to fight. Mr. Burlingame could From Mexico. The New York Herald has ad committee have agreed upon a bill, eleven members concurring. Three roads are provided for, one to be built north of the 44th degree of north latitude, by the Northern Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, of which Alexander Ramsey is President; one between the 38th and 44th parallels, to be connected by an association of all the roads now chartered and running westward through Iowa and Missouri, the junction to be formed near Fort Kearney, and the single trunk to run to the navigable waters of the Pacific in California'; the slavery itself.

When it is considered what excel builder, at Greenpoint Her extreme length on vices from Mexico of July 8, which state that Secretary Marcy had sent a proposition to President lent haters they are, without exception, their affec ,.681.. ..2656.. ...248.. not be found, but, it is said, had left for Canada, ..00 deck is 335 feet, at the water line 328 feet the breadth of beam is 46 feet; the depth of hold 32J tion for "Black Republicanism" may be imagined. Comonfort to purchase another slice of Mexico.

where he will appear on the spot designated, and We will only odd, that we believe the memory and Marcy's offer, it is stated, was $6,000,000 for the principles of Washington are as sacredly cherished Brighton Cattle SLarket. THOftSDAT, Jult 24, 1856. At Market 1100 Beef Cattle. 76 Stores. 6 nairs of Working fltto (Knglaui Jarmcr, by the great mass of the people in Massachusetts, feet, and she is 5,100 tons burthen.

When loaded her draft will be 20 feet On her trial trip she drew 170J feet The power of her engines is estimated as equal to that of 2,500 horse each. They were built at the Allaire Works, at a cost of 31st parallel of latitude for the boundary line to the Gulf of California. President Comonfort refused to entertain the proposition. The departure Oxen, 55 Cows and Calves, 2000 Sheep and Lambs, 1200 Swine. thus satisfy the duellist's code, whether Brooks meets him or not But Brooks will not meet him there.

He has addressed a letter to the public, in which, after giving the antecedents of the affair down to the acceptance of "the challenge, he adds: as they are in Virginia, or any other section of the Union. of the Spanish fleet was hailed as a triumph of rniuxH neej uame txira 181 quality, $8 lid quality, $7,50 3d quality, $7 ordinary, $6, 5,75. Hides 1 eta. ft. Calf Skint 14c ft.

TaJove 1 cU. ft. PeltsW to 60 cts. each. Veal Calves okmg Oxen No sales.

southern road is awarded to the Southern Atlantic and Pacific Railaoad, of which T. Butler King is President, a new company, associated with the Atr lantic and Pacific Railroad Company, and the Vicks-burg and Shrevesport Company. This line runs Mexican diplomacy. Comonfort decree for the THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. "Mr.

Burlinsrame reauires me to meet him in 000. She steamed down to the Lower Bay, and returning, anchored in the North river. Everything passed off to the entire satisfaction of all present At the Presidential election in 1852, Pierce and sale of the church property was hailed with great popular enthusiasm, and an immediate rise in the value of government stocks followed. Gov. Tracon- New YORK Cattle Maskxt.

Jclt 23 Beeves Rpwinta from the Mississippi, at some point south of the 38th King received the electoral votes of all but four Canada, a distance of near 700 miles by the mail route, a route running through the enemy's country, and through which no man knows better than Mr. Burlingame that I could not pass without run-ninff the eauntlet of mobs and assassins, prisons States Massachusetts, Vermont, Kentucky and sis, of Puebla, has expelled the monks of the order 3129, market not essentially changed, though prices are a turn easier on the better qualities, closing inactive quotations range 7fffi4c inferior, for best cattle. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, a good demand at an advance of 37J laoOc head. Swine Receipts 25(0, market a shade easier i fat Hogs $6,62. degres, and runs to San Francisco, with a branch to San Diego and with a grant of 40 sections of land to the mile west of Texas to the California Ligittning.

We learn from the Providence of St. Vincent de Paul, and they have consequently Post, that Olney W. Arnold, of Cranston, was Tennessee, which cast their votes for Scott and Graham. The vote of the electoral college stood, Pierce, 254, Scott, 42. The following table, show and penitentiaries, bailiffs and constables.

He knew that I never could get to Canada, and that were I to do so, and he were to fall, that I never would get back. He might as well have designated Boston Common. His proposition is of so preposter ing the popular vote of the several States at that election, will be convenient for reference, in the struck by lightning on Tuesday afternoon, while at work in his hay field, and was carried to his house senseless. He, however, revived, and hopes were entertained of his recovery, though he was considerably burned. The horse he was driving was instantly killed, also one of his oxen in the same field.

A present contest Scott. Pierce. Boston Market Eetail Prices. COKBKOTID FOR THK NlW ENGLAND FaRKXB. JCLT 26.

PROVISIONS. Shellbarks.iP'bu.OOO 0 00 barn in the same neighborhood was burnt by light Beef, whole animal, or by the Quinces, 00 0 00 ous a character, that the public will appreciate it without further comment from me. When he repudiated the memorandum which was prepared by his friend and delivered in his presence, I felt some sympathy for the agony of a proud man driven to doing wrong that he might retrieve the honor of a State which had been tarnished by unworthy representatives. But his last condition is worse than the former, and I deliver him to the condemnation which honorable men in cverv community will stern quarter iu iz vnestnuts, tr tea uu Do. fresh, retail.

...12 20 SEEDS. ning. Hale. 8,030 6,695 8,621 29,993 644 3,160 25,329 350 8,524 62 54 Maine 32,643 41,609 New Hampshire 16,147 2,997 Vermont 22,173 13,044 Massachusetts 55,063 46.8K0 Rhode Island 7,620 8,735 Connecticut 33,249 New York 234,682 New Jersey 38,566 44,305 Pennsylvania 179,122 198,568 Delaware 6,293 6,318 Maryland 35,077 40,022 Virginia 67,132 72,413 North Carolina 39,058 37,744 removed to the city of Mexico. The Herald gives the following synopsis of the new Constitution for Mexico, recently submitted to the Congress of that republic The President is to hold his office for four years.

The Legislative Assembly to consist of one House. No law is to be passed prohibiting or hindering the exercise of any religious worship, though the Catholic religion is to be protected, when that protection does not prejudice the interests of the people, nor the national sovereign rights. No titles of nobility, prerogatives, or hereditary honors. i No person to be molested, nor his house searched nor any property or papers seized, exrept by competent judicial authority. The right to possess and carry arms for defence is guaranteed.

No soldier to be quartered in time of peace on any private person without his consent. A Spiritual Wedding. A wedding took place Do. corned 10 13 Clover, North, ft. .18 19 Do.

mess, 12 GO 15 50 Do. Western 15 18 Do. navy, 00 00 00 Canary, 50 0 00 Hops, whole 8 00 9 00 Herds Grass, bu-3 75 0 00 Pork, fresh, retail. 10 15 Red Tod. N.

25 1 60 at Cincinnati the other day, between a spiritual lec HEWS AND MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS. BOSTON, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1856. EEVIEW OF THE WEEK. The tragic is the predominating element in the domestic news of the week. On Thursday, th 17th, a hecatomb of human victims were offered up to our national demon of Recklessness, whose insatiate maw, it would seem, will never be satisfied.

Another hundred were left in lingering agony many of them reserved to a worse fate than those whose destruction was instantaneous. This wholesale immolation of quivering flesh and blood took place almost simultaneously at three different points, forming, together, a chapter of horrors almost without a parallel. The destruction of the escusion train, near Philadelphia, was too evidently the result of criminal carelessness, on the part oi the officers of the company, particularly of the conductors of the trains which came in collision. And so, too, if the facta are ever known in regard to the burning of the steamers Northern Indiana and Tinto, it will probably be found that carelessness was at the bottom of these disasters. It is susceptible of mathematical proof, that our railroads and steamboats by no means afford the same security for the conveyance of life and property as those in Europe.

It is also an undoubted fact, that most of the railroad and steamboat accidents in this country are attributable to gross carelessness. These facts have been brought painfully before the public mind, again and again, by such catastrophes as those we this week record and still we go on in the same way, every few months murdering victims by scores, fifties and hundreds, and satisfying ourselves by a verdict of carelessness Do. salt or .9 13 Do. do. South 1 CO 1 10 Do.

00 324 00 COAL AND WOOD. turer of dark complexion and mixed blood, by the name of Randolph, and a white woman a young 59 Do. West.clear..00 00 00 Anthracite, ton. .6 50 IS) 0 00 South Carolina Electors chosen by Legislature. ly inflict I have no further demands upon him, but if he should be screwed up to the point of making demands upon me, I will treat him as a eentleman, and meet him at any convenient and liue, and then ten-mile sections per mile to San Franciseo.

No grant is made for that road east of the western boundary of Texas. The Northern road receives 40 sections from point to point, 1700 miles the middle road receives 30 sections until it reaches California, then ten sections to its western terminus. The provisions for mail pay are liberal. Telegraph lines are provided for on each road. The report of the committee will be long and satisfactory, and the bill will be put through without delay.

Attempt to Foist Slavery upon Oregon. The Rochester (N. Democrat makes the following remarkable statement "We expect soon to publish communications from a gentleman of the highest intelligence and of entire reliability, in reference to the purpose of many of the Southern settlers in Oregon of establishing slavery there as soon as they can induce a majority of the people to consent to a State organization. But for the Wilmot Proviso, which was incorporated into the Territorial Act, these men would now claim the right, under the new-fangled doctrine of the Buchanan party that the Constitution tolerates and protects slavery in the Territories, to hold slaves in Oregon and the influence of Government would be used to support the claim. "We learn that the failure of the attempt to or- ueorcia io.ddu widow by the name of Brooks.

It is said that he psychologized her, and thus having gained control 3,881 265 Do. Mess 23 00 23 00 Cannel 14 00 tffcOO 00 Do. prime 18 50 19 50 Newcastle 0 00 (800 09 VeniBon CO 00 Sydney, ton. ..5 00 8 00 Turkeys, 25 2 00 Dry Kast. 50 9 00 Chickens, 75 Ol 1 50 Nova Scotia 00 iffl 9 00 Geese, each 1 50 2 00 Country, Oak, Ducks, pair.

.1 00 1 50 i Walnut, 8 CO 9 04 RoastingPips 1 50 2 50 South Shore Oak. 8 00 (ffi 9 50 accessible point upon equal terms. I respectfully Aiaimma 10,1 34 Louisiana 17,255 Kentucky 57,068 Tennessee 58.898 Mississippi 17,548 Ohio 152,526 ask that the subjoined letter irom ucn. may be read, and submit my conduct to the intelligent over her will, caused her to consent to a marriage. They lived together for some days, but she finally recovered her will, refused to remain with him, and went home to her friends.

81,682 6,934 9,69 and spirited people of every State in the Union. Indiana 80,901 Illinois 64,934 rartridgespaJr.ou oo tLWA Au tiKAlw. ihe military to De at an times auujevt me uiu 18.647 53)6 57,018 26,816 109,220 95,299 80,597 36.642 12.173 41,842 4,318 8,624 33,658 39,665 I. o. DltUUIiS.

It is further reported that a challenge has since law. No violation of correspondence in the post-office. EF The twenty-seventh annual meeting of the Missouri Arkansas Michigan Florida Texa Iowa Wisconsin California ..2944 ...7,404 ..33,860 ...2.875 ...4,995 7.444 ...22,240 ..34,971 Slaves escaping into the republic are to be free. No treaty to be ever made for the delivery of slaves 777 8.814 100 American Institute of Instruction will be held at Springfield, commencing on the 19th of August. Lectures, discussions and social gatherings will occupy the three days of the meeting.

passed between Mr. Burlingame and Mr. Bocock. In regard to the above statement of facts, while it is evident that Brooks eagerly snapt at a paltry pretext, for getting out of the scrape, we must confess that we can find no excuse for Mr. Burlin-rrame.

for the part he has taken in this matter. In 1,585,645 157,296 so escaping. The press to be free. No letters of security nor passports are to be required. Education to be free.

The riirht of petition to be inviolable. The following table gives the majorities on the Woodcocks, each. ..25 33 Flour, 00 IS) 9 50 Pigeons, 50 i 2 00 Do.Gen.com 9 0C 0 00 Calves, ft 10 Do. do. extra 8 00 (SI 0 00 Mutton, f-ft 7 11 Do.

Howard st. ...7 50 8 00 lb 6 (.. 10 Corn, W.yel. 65 (.. 70 Tripe, ft 8 9 Do.

do. wh. Bat. ..000 66 Hams, 15 43 48 Do. Western 00 00 VEGETABLES.

Butter, lump, .26 28 Beans, white, bu.2 50 (8) 3 00 D. flrkin, lBt qual.21 23 Asparagus, 00 Do. do. 2d. do IS 20 Radishes, bunch 4 6 Cheese, new 10 12 Squash, (..

0 Do. prime 12 Squash, .0 Do. four meal 6 (8.. 8 Lettuce, head 3 4 Lard, 15 Pickles, gal 26 37J Do. Western 00 14 parrots, 00 08 Eggs, fresh, 22 00 50 (3) 2 26 HAY.

Potatoes, 20 25 Country 1 CO 1 10 Potatoes, new, 50 62 Straw, 100 ft 80 90 Sweet Potatoes, pk. 00 00 FRUIT. Cabbages, 100. 5 00 iffi 8 09 Apples, 8 9 Spinach, 00 OO Do. 100 50 (fo 6 75 Rhubarb, ft 0 0 Apples, 0 00 fffl 0 00 Green Peas, 25 3-1 Apples, .25 60 Tomatoes, pk.

1 25 00 OF There is a general rejoicing throughout the popular vote in the several States at the last State election. The States which gave opposition majorities (Republican and K. are included in the There are to be no national monopolies of any lake region at the passage of the bills for deepening the channel over the St. Clare Flats, and improving the navigation of the St. Mary's River.

showing himself to be "a fighting man," he has evinced a sad lack of moral courage, and of that devotion to right an principle which Massachusetts expects in her Representatives at Washington. aiiic a oiutc vuiciiiuiciiu wus ui putt uwmg to the fact that the leading schemers were known to have their plans perfected for making Oregon a slave State. They have not abandoned their purpose, but are necessarily obliged to postpone it un kind. There are to be trials by jury. No imprisonment for debt.

first column, and the States which gave administration majorities in the second column Condemnation to service in the chain gang is til the present Indian dimculties are settled. prohibited. SOUTH CAROLINA TOASTS. The patriotic people of Grahamville, S. cele iUAssAuiiusKiTs AiL -rtXABAMA.

we men brated the "glorious Fourth" with a military parade, an oration, and a collation. The gastronomic tioned, last week, that Gov. "Winston, of Alabama, had returned the resolves in reference to Kansas passed by the Massachusetts Legislature, and ac Administration Majority. FREE STATES. New Jersey 3,000 SLAVE STATES.

Viriinla 10,180 Nonh Carolina 7,840 South Carolina 20,000 (ieorftia 3,872 Alabama 21.788 Mississippi 4.944 Floiida 1,059 LouUiana 2,965 Tennessee 2,167 Missouri 6,000 Arkansas 5,000 part of the entertainment was followed by a "flow of soul" of so extraordinary a character, that we are tempted to cull a few of the sentiments offered, companied them by a rather saucy letter. Gov. Gardner has written a sharp reply to this commu Opposition Majority. FREE STATES. Maine 5,000 New Hampshire 2,000 Vermont 10,100 Massachusetts 68,029 Rhode Island 3,100 Connecticut.

New York 134,562 Pennsylvania 2,717 Ohio 39,830 Indiana S.tOO Illinois 3,000 Michigan 3,100 Wisconsin 375 Iowa 4,441 California 6,011 SLAVE STATES. Delaware 1,000 Maryland 2,785 Texas 615 Kentucky 4,403 CONGRESS. Thursday, July 17. In the Senate, Mr. Toombs offered a joint resolution that the action of the late Naval Hoard in the case of Lieut.

Bartlett, was a violation of his rights, and therefore void. The naval nominations -were taken up, and, after confirming 1Q5 of them, the Senate adjourned. The House resumed the consideration of the Illinois contested election case. The report of the ma Boston Market Wholesale Prices. Cosrsctbd roa th NbwEhglahd ASHES? 100 fee.

i LIME cask. Pearl 7 75 fob 0 00 Rockland 75 8v Pot. 6 25 (8) 6 LUMBER. CANDLES? ft. Boards, No.

1...40 00 00 CO Mould 13 14 Boards, No. 2.. .34 00 nW Ott Sperm 38 39 Boards, No. 3.. .22 00 09 Sperm (New Bedford Boards, No.

4.. .13 00 09 and Boston). ..39 00 Shingles 2 00 5 00 Adamantine 22 28 00 (836 06 COCOA ft. Do. clear 30 00 00 nication, in which he adroitly parries the thrusts of for the amusement of our readers.

The following was the sixth regular toast the Alabamian, and charges upon him in gallant style. There may be a difference of opinion as to Sales of Stocks. WlDXISDAT, Juil 23, 1856. 1 share Western Railroad, 20 do. Concord Railroad, 30.

28 do. Fitehburg Railroad, 60. 21 do. Michigan Central Railroad, 92. 40 do.

Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, 8. 10 do. Boston and Maine Railroad, 76j. 60 do. East Boston Company.

13. 2 do. Old Colony and Fall River Railroad, 82J. 4 do. Salisbury Manufacturing Company, 235.

1 do. Hamilton Manufacturing Company, 876. 5 ilo. Minnpsnta Conner Company. 85.

'The Union of ttie States Nominal in form, jority of the Committee says that Mr. Archer was but dissolved in spirit May the next overt act of St. Domingo 94.. 9 Do. No.

X. J7 00 (aW 0 Surinam 0 00 Laths 1 50 2 04 the propriety and dignity of this course, but we confess we are not sorry to see the arrogant as COFFEE? ft. Spruce Lumber. 30 00 f8U 00 elected by 2 majority, ana the report oi the minority states that Mr. Allen was elected by 1.

The sumptions of Gov. Winston rebuked by the chief aggression snap the remaining bond, and thus place the South upon that political equality which Northern injustice and Northern principles have denied us in the halls of legislation." Java 141.. 14i Ton Tb'r, 6 00 8 00 St. Domingo 11 Do.ord 4 00 5 00 Porto Rico 00 00 S. B.

Shooks 40 60 subject was debated until the House adjourned. magistrate of the State he has assailed and insulted. 100 do. Isle Royal Copper Company, Brazil 10 11J MOLASSES gallon. DRUGS ft.

Hav. Mat. 00 40 Fkiday, July 18. The Senate discussed, without coming to any We have heard a good deal from South Carolina Borax, refined 27.. 28 Do.

sweeL. 41 42 Brimstone, ton.5 00 (327 00 Trinidad. 42 44 Virginia. The Whig convention at Richmond passed a series of resolutions expressive of their Id do. Rockland Copper Company, -104.

50 do. Pewahic Copper Company, 2 do. Eliot Bank, 101. 1 do. Shawmut Bank, 104J.

5 do. Mercantile Marine InsnranceCompany, fllj. 20 do. Hunker-Hill Bank, 107J. 3 do.

Massachusetts Bank. liS. 22 do. Cambridge Market Bank, 06. MAGAZINES.

We are indebted to Whittemore, Niles Hall for the August number of Harper's Magazine. It is a capital number. Among its good things, are, conclusion upon it, the bill extending the patent of Obed Hussey's Heaping Machine. Mr. Yulee reported a bill providing for the compulsory pre-pay- about dissolving the Union, but this is the first intimation we have had of the way they are going to uo.

roti, ro ronoiiico 4 Flor. Sulphur 31.. 31 Surinam 41 42 preference for Millard Fillmore, "as the most suit ment oi postage on all transient printed matter. able person for the Presidency," and calling upon do it It is to be "dissolved in spirit." If the stories Adjourned to Monday. about Senator Butler may be depended on, we their AY hig brethren to support him.

A resolu in tne House, tne Illinois contested case was "I he Valley of the Connecticut," by T. Addison Richards, beautifully illustrated an amusing paper entitled "Virginia Illustrated," full of Epirited Cream Tartar 29 Cieafuegos 44 46 Gum Arabic 8 12 New Orleans 46 48 Gum rag. So rta. 20 25 Sugar House, E. B.

00 00 Gum Shelac 10 14 NAILS? ft. Isinglass 4 00 4 60 Assorted 4 Isinglass ...44 77 I 0IL3 tral. Potash, Bicb. 16 17 'Olive 1 20 1 32 Potash, Prus.Am..29 31 Palm, ft 9.. 0 Sal Soda 11 Linseed Am 78 7 taken up.

The resolution that Mr. Allen was not tion was also adopted, which proposes that a National Convention of Whigs should be held in Bal entitled to a seat, was adopted by 94 against 90, and Tbcbbdat, July 24, 1856. 8 shares Fitehburg Railroad, 1 do. Western Railroad, 88. 1 do.

Boston and Worcester Railroad, 4 do. Eastern Railroad, 40). 1 do. Boston and Lowell Railroad, 2 do. Old Colony and Fall River Railroad, 82J.

5 do. Boston and Maine Railroad, 77. engravings "Passages of Eastern Travel," illustrated; "The Wonders of Vegetable Life," with forty timore on the 3d Wednesday in September, and inviting all the States to participate in it. Sago, Pearl 71.. 8 Do.

English 79 80 iWU iibKa n. vo. Dutch uu Live Geese. Amer. .45 60 Whale, crude 71 76 againstthe conductor or captain, and perhaps by mulcting the company in a few thousand dollars damages, for the benefit of the victims or their surviving families.

Is there ever to be an end of these things We almost despair of it, and so do others. The occurrence of three such disasters in one day, just as the tide of summer travel is becoming strong, will doubtless keep many at home, this season, who would otherwise have gone abroad. In addition to this wholesale slaughter of men women and children, our record shows a list of about a score of lives lost during the week, by drowning and sun-stroke, in New England alone. The list is necessarily incomplete, but includes all the cases that have come to our knowledge. This sad fatality should impress upon the community the need of greater caution, in exposing ourselves to the heat, in drinking immoderately of cold water when over-heated, and in bathing.

Many valuable lives might be saved, at this trying season, by a little care and prudence. In the political World, nothing of much importance has transpired since our last. The hot weather has but slightly abated the heat of the presidential contest. The doings of Congress are of slight interest. The Senate resolution for adjournment early in August has passed the House, with an amendment fixing the 1 8th as the day.

The "affair" between Messrs. Burlingame and Brooks has attracted more notice than anything else in political circles. Our Massachusetts Representative, who was rapidly rising in public favor, has most completely upset his dish by the foolish course he has pursued in this matter. A man who sanctions the barbarous custom of in defiance of reason, law and religion, cannot fitly represent Massachusetts in Congress, or retain the confidence of her people and the best thing Mr. Burlingame can now do, will be to imitate his "friend" Brooks, and resign the seat he has disgraced.

We have a week later news from Europe, but the foreign papers are unusually barren of interest. A mutiny had broken out among the militia at Nenagh, Ireland, encouraged by the citizens, which was not suppressed without serious effort on the part of the government, and the loss of several lives. There is nothing new in regard to the American question. Breadstuff's had slightly advanced, in consequence of bad weather, but the skies were brightening when the Persia sailed. Our last paper went to press in the midst of one illustrations; "Daniel Webster's Social Hours," "Asiatic Cholera," "Twice in Love," "The Sheriffs Ill do.

Cary Improvement Company, 4j. the resolution that air. Archer was entitled, rejected by 89 against 91. Resolutions were then passed, declaring that a vacancy exists in the 7th Congressional District of Illinois, referring the election back to the people, and giving Mr. Archer, contestant, mileage and per diem to date.

Monday, July 21. Russian, 1, 2 31 34 Whale, refined 85 8S wuite apenn, ou i Wife," "Little Dorrit," together with a choice va FISH quintal. Sperm. 90 I 95 1 do. Howard Bank, vi.

20 do. Webster Bank, 104. 10 do. Pewabic Copper Company, 5. 5 do.

Isle Royal Copper Company, 17J. riety of literary and editorial matter. Bank 3 00 3 25 Sperm, .1 85 1 90 Bay Chaleur 2 00 2 25 Sperm. Fall 1 85 1 80 0 00 0 00 Cod, ...23 00 24 00 Hake 1 75 2 00 Lard, extra 92 96 Haddock 1 50 2 00 PLASTER? ton. The August number of Peterson's Magazine has Fremont in ttie Southern States.

It is now certain that Fremont and Dayton electoral tickets will be formed in Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky, and perhaps also in Virginia, in the western part of which State there is much hostility to slavery. The electoral ticket has already been made up, in Kentucky, Cassius M. Clay being at the head. The Senate passed the bill amendatory of the act of December 17, 1792. concerning the registering and recording of ships or vessels, the object being to conform to the present regulations of the Treasury tti- i 2Honey and Business.

Thcbsdat, Jclt 24, 1856. There is a fair supply of Money on the street, and rates on come to hand, by favor of A. Williams Co. It contains a good variety of pleasant reading, and is liberally illustrated. Mackerel.

No. 1.00 00 ta OO 00 Plaster 2 25 2 60 Mackerel, No.2. CO 00 00 00 POTATOES bbL Mackerel, No. 3.. 5 50 6 00 Common ..50 T5 Herring, Magdalen.28 33 Chenango 1 00 1 25 shouldn't wonder if he had been for a long while experimenting in this direction.

The eighth regular toast was complimentary to Massachusetts. It was as follows "Massachusetts Truant to the sacred compact she has signed recreant to every principle of honesty, truth and justice polluted by fanatical doctrines; secularized by spiritualism, religious enthusiasm, and a corrupt legislation. May her unfortunate degeneracy be deeply deplored and since she is already past recovery, may an effectual check be placed upon her insolence, by repealed and vigorous blows of gutta percha." Lay on, Macduff, only be careful to protect yourself by a strong body guard, and steal on your vit tim unawares, lest unpleasant consequences should ensue. But seriously, we, too, have some faith in gutta percha, properly applied. One dose has strengthened the back-bone of Massachusetts wonderfully, and we think one or two more applications would insure a complete cure of her chronic complaint Here is a volunteer toast, which expresses the the best paper continue 7 to 8 per cent, other grades command higher figures.

Stocks are very dull, but with a very few exceptions prices OThe Washington correspondent of the Adver BURLINGAME AND BROOKS. A new metaphysical discovery has been made in xejmriuteui. vn uiuuun oi air, uaie, a resolution was adopted calling on the President for information whether any instructions have been issued to any military officer in command in Kansas to disperse any unarmed meeting of the people of that Territory, or prevent, by military power, any assemblage of people in the Territory. The bill for the armament of fortifications, alterations of small arms, was amended, reducing the proposed appropriations from $3,000,000 then have an advancing movement. Railways are reacting gradually from the low points recently touched, and there are a considerable number of small orders in the market which cannot be filled at limits.

Herring, i rttuvisiuns ddi. Salmon, 1, 27 00 28 00 Beef, extra 13 00 14 00 Salmon, 2 25 50 26 00 Beef, W. Mess. ..12 00 (8 13 CO Alewives, No. 1.

.3 75 0 00 Beef, E. Mess. ...10 00 a 12 00 FLOUR MEAI bbl. Pork, ex.cJear.-23 50 S24 0O 60 7 00 Pork, clear 23 00 (623 50 Do. City Mills.

...0 00 0 00 Pork, Mesa. 22 00 300 00 6 50 7 00 Pork, Prime. ...17 50 18 00 Alexandria 6 50 7 00 Lard, in kegs 13.. 14 Georgetown 6 50 7 CO in bbls 12 ..13 Richmond 6 50 7 00 Hams 12 12 Genesee, ex.br... 7 26 9 00 Hams, .00 Oo Genesee, fan.br..

6 25 7 00 Butter, choice 17 19 Genesee, com. br .6 00 6 60 Butter, good. 14 18 The total exports of specie, last week, were $500,101 from tiser states that at the Democratic caucus of members of Congress, last week, it was generally considered that the election of Buchanan depends on Pennsylvania, and tfcat success there is uncertain. Consequently it was resolved that an extraordinary fund of one hundred thousand dollars must be raised for electioneering purposes in that State. New York, and $783,000 from Boston.

The "bears'' predict ed an outgo of $2,500,000 at the least. Washington, lately, by which a great man is enabled to crawl through a very small hole. We had a faint hint of the thing, several weeks since, but are indebted to the "affair" between Mr. Burlingame, Representative from this State, and Mr. Brooks, of gutta percha memory, for a full elucidation of the matter.

It will be remembered that The unfavorable financial feature of tne day tl tne size or passed 27 to 10. A resolution was passed, providing for the close of the session on the 11th of August. The following bills were then passed Ohio.com ouu neest il the imports. They come in very freely those of dry goods, last week, being $3,832,401, against $3,337,998 in the corresponding week of 1855. SICB-- ft.

St. Louis, 6 25 6 60 Keeulating lees and costs, and other judicial ex Rice SALT hhd. Cadi 1 0 00 3 00 The value of foreign goods imported at this ponior tnetnree A meeting of Whigs favorable to Fremont Mr. Burlingame, in his recent speech, said Mr. penses of the government, throughout the United States; making appropriations for the improvement of the Delaware Breakwater also, for the im tender affection and solicitude of these gutta-perch-ians for Kansas, in very affecting language months ending June 30, was $11,644,320.

Besides this amount, was held in Faneuil Hall on Friday evening. It Brooks "smote Mr. Sumner as Cain smote Abel." Turks Island. 25 2 3-7 Liverpool 1 87 2 OO Do. fine 40 1 60 goods to the alue of $3,232,498 were entered for transportation in bond to Canada.

This declaration Mr. KeittMr. Brooks's friend, pro provement of certain harbors in Maine, and the harbors of Marquetta, and Manitpwall, "Kansas: Already stained with the blood of Southern martyrs in the cause of justice and our SALAiRATUS ft. It is stated that there are and have been many Southern and jSalssratiis ..6 ta Wis. was slimly attended, which may have been owing to the intense heat.

A concerted attempt was made to break up the meeting, by a party of Fillmore men, but it failed, and the ringleader was St. Louis, 76 00 St. Louis, 7 50 9 60 Ohio, extra 7 50 8 00 Michigan, .6 75 6 00 Michigan, 6 00 6 60 Rye 3 50 6 00 Meal 2 75 8 60 FRUIT. Raisins, blue mark, cask 00 00 00 00 Raisins, ..0 00 0 00 Raisins, bch.bx-..8 25 3 60 Prunes, ft 10 12 Currants, 24 Figs, Turkey 8 10 Figs, Eleme 11 16 WftlniiU. 9 nounced false whereupon Mr.

Burlingame promptly declared, in the language of the duellist that "he SALTPETRE ft. The House proceeded to the consideration of the most sacred rights. May her streams become rivers of blood, and her forests charnel houses, before her soil shall be contaminated and her atmosphere Crude 8 Refined 10 12 was responsible for what he said," by which he was Western dealers in New York, but the hot weather has drlveo some of them northward, and Indisposed others to active exertion. General trade Is late, but there is more dolngthan there has been. The prospect is of a fair autumn business, with less crop-disturbance of the money market than usual, by rea SOAP ft.

understood to mean that he acknowledged the so- Nebraska contested election case, the Committee on elections reporting a resolution that Bird Chapman was jut, and that Hiram P. Bennett was elected Delegate. Mr. Watson made a speech in Castile 10 Do.Candia 9 0 Do. American 'H'S-- 1 called "code of honor." If Mr.

Burlingame did not son of the lower prices, the absence of speculation, and the fc-A political club on a new plan has been American Brown. ...4 attach this, the ordinary meaning, to the expression present indebtedness of the West to the seaboard. SPICES ft. favor of the resolution, when the subject was passed over. Humphrey Marshall, from the Judiciary formed at Essex.

It is composed of all parties, and Filberts, Sicily 6 64 used, he is bound to explain himself and until he Cassia 36 87 Cloves 121.. 13 Committee, reported a bill to establish a uniform meets weekly to discuss political questions the rule of naturalization. Keferred to the Committee of the Whole. The rules were suspended, with a Boston Flour and Grain Market WinmtSDAT, Joil 23, 1866. Flour.

The market for Flour has been rather dull during Ginger 54 Mace 75 80 Nutmegs. ...88 90 Pepper 11 Ill disclaims such an intention.we must consider him as having intimated his readiness to be called to a personal combat, however unwilling we may be to Lemons, box. .2 50 to 8 Z3 Oranges, 8 00 6 00 ft.00 00 16 Almonds, .26 36 GRAIN? bushel. Corn. Northern.

...00 70 of the severest "heated terms" we have experienced for many years. The mercury, on Thursday, ascended to 91, in this city, but it reached its culminating point on Friday, when il rose to 96 This is the greatest degree of heat indicated in Boston for fifteen years. Since Friday evening, the weather has been much more comfortable, but no rain has fallen in our immediate vicinity, though several showers have apparently passed around us. following having been discussed last week: "Which platform, with its candidates, most deserves the suffrages of the American people?" Pimento 12 put this construction upon his language. the week, and prices have receded full 25c bbl.

from the extreme rates noticed in our last on nearly all kind's of Western, BUStAU ton. Sicily 70 00 80 00 American 40 00 56 00 Corn, Yellow ....69 70 Corn, do. ..66 67 Rye 90 95 A week or two slipped by, and we heard nothing more about this affair. It seems, however, that SUGAR V- Th. Oats, .46 47 Havana white 11J.

but closes with more firmness. The demand has been moder-ftte, but steady from the trade, with sales of common brands at $636,50 fancy at and ft is now difficult to get the latter rate fcr the best fancy brands, and extras have raneed from 79 as to brand and quality. There Is 03 The governor of South Carolina has accepted the resignations of Messrs. Brooks and Keitt, and ordered new elections for the 26th inst. It is understood that they will be re-elected.

Oats, ..40 navana Drown Oats, Eastern 40 00 iPortoRico Mr. Brooks, amid all the multiplicity of cares and tribulations on his hands, had not forgotten it Holding Mr. Burlingame to his unfortunate words, he determined to demand personal satisfaction, and Baney 1 iv Mew White 226 2 60 Icuba ..81.. very little Canada fancy here, and the sales have been small at $77.26 bbl extras continue in fair supply, with sales Oil Meal, too. 42 00 48 00 Manila.

0 Shorts, .15 00 18 00 Brazil white 0 10 10 10 19 121 nl 0 mt. th-Im-. nnrini from $7.608,75 bbl. There is some in Fine Feed ton. 18 00 20 00 Boston the result of this demand is an entire new phase of UKiHisruNb.

io. ttjf A large number of the freedom-loving ladies of Fall River have organized themselves into an association they style the "Jessie Circle." view to action on the senate resolution, just received, to adjourn on the 11th of August. An ineffectual attempt was made to table the resolution, and a debate sprang up on the settlement of the Kansas troubles, several members intimating that they would not vote for any appropriation bill, or for an adjournment, until justice is done to Kansas. Pending the discussion, the House adjourned. Tuesday, July 22.

The Senate adopted a resolution of inquiry as to the extent to which iron may be substituted for wood, Btone and brick, in public buildings. Mr. Butler introduced a bill proposing a salary $3000 to members of Congress, instead of their present per diem, retaining their present pay for extra sessions. The Senate concurred in the action of the House to adjourn on the 18th of August. A bill containing the improvement of the harbor of Ka-cine, Wisconsin, was passed by 24 against 12.

A long debate on the constitutionality and expediency of appropriations for such purposes ensued, on the bill for continuing the improvement of the harbor quiry for Southern common and fancy for export, with but vprv little in market. The sales have been at $6,506,76 for Finished, 16 00 20 00 Do. powdered. 8 HAY ton. Do.

Mc common, and $77,50 for fancy extras go off slowly at $7,60 Eastern 12 00 14 00 SEED? ft. HIDES Jt SKINS tk. Clover. 16 17 8 as to quality rair ana goo a nranas eeiung ai 50 bbl. No Haxall, uaiiego or ranaierro in nrsc obdqb.

ftf The Fremontersare going to build a "Rocky mountain hut" in Hartford. NON-RESISTANCE. Messrs. Editors In the Farmer of 12th inst there is an article over the signature of Columbus Crooks, in which is the following sentence "A sensible desire to lessen the number of wars has dwindled down to criminal rum-resistance." I wish Mr. Crooks would tell us through the columns of your paper if non-resistance is criminal in all cases.

If not, will he tell us explicitly the cases in which we ought to practice it, that we may have some standard to govern ourselves by, for undoubtedly he has received a revelation subsequent to, and entirely different from, the New Testament. Gloucester, My 20, 1856. BaenotAvre. 27 Clover, W. 12 18 Rio 26 26J Herds Orau, 00 ts 8 26 Western, dry 16 1.

Red Top, South. ...80 90 Western, wet. 9 9) Red Top, North. .1 26 0 00 Cal. Cow 60 3 1 62 Linseed.Cmlcntts.l 90 A3 0 0O Corn Meal has been in better demand than for tome weeks nast for export to the provinces and sales to some extent at polluted by the lecsou partisans of the North.

How ungrateful in Kansas not to appreciate such tokens of overwhelming kindness and good-will, her Southern friends Here is a benediction upon Senator Sumner, the good taste and choice language of which will be obvious to all, to say nothing of its piety "May God, in his wisdom, see fit to remove the white skin of the honorable Senator from Massachusetts Sumner and substitute a black one, together with a 'kinky that he may be taught to appreciate his color." We suspect no decent white man can fail to "appreciate his color" to a rather painful degree, after reading the above. Mr. Brooks was, of course, the demi-god of this little band of Southern patriots, and we find him toasted four times, as follows: "Mr. Brooks: May the glorious example here set us in the chastisement of Northern insolence arouse us to a due sense of the indignities which have, from time to time, been offered to the South, and stimulate us to avenge them as speedily, as promptly and as effectually." "Hon. Preston S.

Brooks: We approve of the manly course which he pursued in chastising insult, insolence and injury to South Carolina, and say to him, well done." "Mr. Brooks, the South Carolina Champion When next he defends the rights of the South may he be armed with a Carolina hickory 1" "Would to God that every Congressional District of South Carolina would send such men as Colonel Brooks." Verily, glory is dog-cheap in South Carolina, and the quality is quite on a par with the price. How truthful are the words of the great poet of the human heart "He that stands upon a slippery place. Makes nice of no vile bold to May him op." IDo. Sioily 0 00 a 0 $2 763,25 bbl.

as to common and good, and $3,60 for Brandy wine. Choice Rye Flour is scarce, but of ordinary kinds there is a good supply. The saies have been at $3,6006 bbl. for common and choice. Moth ko Do.

Russia 0 00 0 00 2 76 A 8 00 Mustard, .7 10 the whole matter. Instead of giving Mr. Brooks an opportunity to put a bullet through him, Mr. Burlingame preferred to make an explanation which may be very comprehensible to "gentlemen of honor," but which people of plain common sense will be very apt to regard as a ridiculous attempt to crawl through a knot-hole, or, at least a foolish effort to discriminate 'twixt tweedledee and tweedledum." It amounted to this. Mr.

the explainer, says, "My dear sir, you must understand my bold speech in a Pickwickian sense. I did not intend to denounce you, but only your conduct I discriminate between the man and the act I said you smote Mr. Sumner as Cain smote Abel, but mind you, I did not mean to cast any reflection upon your personal character. It was my duty to de Oi, me The arrivals of Corn have been light and prices ire lAmerican 10 (9.. 101 Do.

1 86 Montevideo 27 HuNtYv F1on. Bn.n 72 76 H0P8- ft. rirstMrt, 1866 8 10 Do. 1854 00 00 HORNS. Rio Grande 8 14 Brasll Maranhim 7 10 LEATHER lb.

well sustained. The tales of Southern yellow have been at of Kenosha, Wisconsin, but the bill was passed. lenoan, rough. ...7 76 69i70c good Western mixed at 67 68c, and White at 06c I he House passed the senate resolution, with an WOOL Domestic, lb. LATER FROM EUROPE.

Steamship Persia arrived at New York, on Wednesday, with seven days later news from Eu In Oats a considerable advance has taken place. The amendment fixing the 18th of August for the close of the session. Yeas, 123 Kays, 61. Messrs. receipts have been very light, and the sales of Northern and Sax.

AMer. fleece. .63 6.. 68 Full blood 47 61 (J and blood 88 48 Common 1 .88 88 Canada have been at 45f48c bu. Bye Is very scarce, and rope, having sailed from Liverpool July 12th.

would bring in small lots 9095c bu. Pulled, extra 46 60, Chapman, the sitting Delegate from Nebraska, and Bennett, the contestant, participated in the debate, as to their right to a teat. The resolutions of the Committee on elections, declaring Chapman not do 39 46 do No. 1 83 88 do No. 2 22 80 elected, was rejected, 62 against 69.

Philadelphia a. Do. country 80 Baltimore city 82 IB). Do.dryhlde 27 3. New York, 28 ft.

Do. Heavy 20 Boston .22 O. East, dry hide 00 0. Calf SUns, lb, New Bedford Oil Market Mown at, JfTtT SI, 1866. Sperm The demand for export noticed since our last having ISmyma, 26 81 BuenosAyres, 20 Cordova, do 24 87 Hestiso.do 18 40 Slugs on Peae Trees.

Persons having young pear trees should visit them daily, and destroy the black, slimy slugs which may be found on the leaves of the tree. They eat off the cuticle of the leaf, leaving the fibrous portion, which retards the growth of the tree, and when infesting it in large numbers, sometimes destroying it altogether. Ashes or quicklime sifted on the trees will destroy them, but the thumb and finger are admirably adapted to the work. Wednesday, July 23. In the Senate, a long debate occurred concerning the priority of business, during which Mr.

Weller been supplied, we again have a quiet market to report. The only transactions coming to our knowledge in this market are sales of 200 bbls. to manufacturers at $1,60 gallon. In Peruvian, do. 80 86 Heavy, nounce the outrage, but I have great respect for yourself, sir.

Give me your hand, and let us be friends." "My dear sir, your explanation is perfectly satisfactory," says Mr. the offended "I am willing you should speak of my acta as you please, so long Nantucket we learn that sales nave neen maae 01 wn ddis. at .70 0 said that to-day had been assigned by the Demo 1.50 gallon. Whale The demand for Whale continues rood, and holders cratic caucus for the consideration of the JPacino Railroad bill. Mr.

Trumbull protested against the GREAT BRITAIN. The political news is unimportant. The chief feature of interest in London was the return of the Guards from the Crimea, after an absence of two years. They made their entry into the city on Wednesday, the 9th, and marched through the principal streets to their barracks. The Queen and Royal family, together with Prince Oscar of Sweden, and a crowd of noble ladies and gentlemen, waved them a welcome from the balconies of the Palace.

Half a million of persons were assembled. A serioui riot had occurred at Nenagh, Ireland, on the 6th of July and succeeding days, caused by tha alleged bad faith of the Government towards the militia. They had been ordered to disband and give up their clothing and arms, which they refuted to do but instead, broke open the magazines, seized the ammunition, and afterwards paraded the streets, firm the transactions for the week Include sales of 1160 in parcels, at gallon also 1870 bbls. black and Inferior at 72c. We learn that 76c Is freely offered for prime.

majority meeting in secret to decide the order of as you do not impugn my character. Come, let us Whalebme The market has been active since our last, and crack a bottle of wine over this happy denoument." Query, which was the wiser man, the proposer or the sales amount to 149,800 fts. at 63c62e, according to quality, In lots as follows 17,000 ft. Ochouk and Northwest at 58c; 1600 do. Northwest at 64o, 19,000 do.

Ocholskat 660; 17.000 do. do. at 68c 6000 do. larre at Me 10.000 at 61o Boston Boot and Shoe Market. Satukiut, Jcit 19, I860.

Goods are going oft quite as fast as the trade Prices are Arm, and with tbe fresh supplies arriving dally from the manufacturers, a good assortment is kept up. A fair amount of boots and shoes have been shipped by the Jo seph Peabody to San Francisco, tbe particulars of which we have not been able to obtain, but there are now very few goods going forward to that market Light shipments is evidently the best policy for the present. Cleared at the Custom House since Jan. 1, 121,866 oases, an Increase since the 1st of January of 17,618 cases over tbe corresponding perloe of last yeae. business.

hey might as well ex pell the minority at once. Rufus Wells and Douglas justified the caucus. Mr. Clayton said for the remainder of his public life, he should always vote as he pleased, without being the slave of any party. Mr.

Weller withdrew his motion to take up the Pacific Railroad bill, finding that the day was likely to be fruitlessly consumed. The bill continuing the im- the accepter of this ridiculous explanation But, after all, the affair would not stay settled. 6000 do. do. at 62c, and 28,000 fts.

Ochotsk at a price not The annual exhibitions of the Boston Grammar Schools passed off very creditably, on Tuesday. The usual Festival of the Medal Scholars was held in Faneuil Hall, in the afternoon, and was an interesting and happy occasion. The Supposed Slaver. The Providence Journal says there is no doubt that the deserted schooner recently taken into Newport was a slave vessel. She is a splendid model, not over three transpired also 4000 fts.

South Sea at 62o. In Fairhaven sales of 9000 fts. Ochotsk and Northwest at a price not transpired, and 9000 fts. large OchoUk atVc, have been Mde tbe past week. 1 Mr.

Burlingame published a card on Monday, saying that tha conversation of himself and friends.