rtiAll'EßS. . Stria Nrirs.—The river vas slightly on the yesterday, and bad attained the beight of eight feet, The weather in the morning . IfAIS sold and wintry, but moderated dorm the dey. The upper part of the wharf was thronged • - villthnelness, but there base been mato depar• iglu, within a few days put; Limn arrivals, 11ilie dirtied out the Crowd of boats, sad the number left is ernel. i'rsight for below is Indy tolerably. plenty. The 4retYragewas dieehargtog a toad of filar tad grata.. She hai withdrawn, for the preeerd, from thiStidgeport trade, cud bather alga out . . . .to le . ue for Leib's!ile thin evening. The officere of the Eiehtuage are very kind and acesanneds• ting4sd we hops they may fad the change a ... prof! I o one. '." . The resole, from New Orleans, was deliver hug !, 14asyy cargo of Bazar, Afelauss and Bacon. Shr towed two barges from Now Orleans to Lott iseillsorith 900 toned Railroad . Iron. This to *Conti satisfactorily for the length of her 'ow nags up; She lie lup, new and excellent boat, . sad wall effieered, and ie advertised to leave for St. Tunis thle evening. The York Slate, from St. Louie, bad a large , 1 11. quantity of hides, btu , molasses, coin, &o• She discharged abort 10 'tons at Wheeling and ether palate below, inal nag three tows of Iron . ore, from the Iron Mein alit of Missouri, for a ipeChmta ofirbloh vre are indebted to the Cap tale. The York State will":weload for St. Louts, . ' aid emPite to leave on Monday next. ' The Orion,' from Hookbiport, was well cup plieditith hoop•polee, and a variety of coFtty peados.' 2.The Whieherter, from Wheeling, and the Piro. krill; from Cincinnati, bid both large cargos' ' for.which see our Set of imports. ~ . 'The Dininet lw the regular morning packet "'for-Wheeling. . . ' . 'The—Fir:ea, for !few Orleans, hits been loading ',for carnal &ye,' add will leave to.day. The Ilinon; Capt. McMillan, expecte to get off Ibis morialwforrhahelliec She Lae a hirge cargo. Ttleaelping that !ay will find Capt. Mo. ow of the beat of oommehtters The Washington My and the Itemld left ; for Bt. tottle, in the evening, well loaded, and with no scarcity of passengers. • The Bt..Clair, wtich leaves for St. 100 i, it. day, taken outjwith her the Into foreman of this •. Moe, Mr. Jain B. firmatoarr, and family, who • • goes to. Settle in the new territory of Nebraska. He lakes hie "shooting.stlak" along,- wherefore we advise the Indians of that wild country to let hire alone.: We trust his adrentare thither . may twituir in thoroughly filling his "quoin ' box." We part with him regretfully. The following paragraphs &Ha the Cincinnati Oseette are worth reading. The closing pare; graphs is - reference to the Buckeye State will 'Boni metal satisfaction: "The local board ofilleamboat Inspectors have, in the disguise of their duty, met with queru lous opposition to the law-under which they Sal but the public will sustain them in the fearlese ..trieiherge Of their trust.. - Borne licensee have been revoked for improper` conduct, and if persons wbo have been licensed as pilots 'have become unfit for their elation by intemperate habits, :the Inspectors have dons well to displace them. We see the same aCtion taken at other ports as at - • . The Beard" of- Steathboat Inspectors at St. Louis have el - ppm:dad the license of Wei. Mines, pilot of the steamboat B. H. Lee, for sixty days, ou - the charge that he "did not observe and prac tice the regulations" establiehed_ou the western otaters.—The Lee and Monster came into colli sion same weeks ago. Mines Is about to befog nit oath. ground that his euspeneion is unjus tifiable, The board has also suspended Wm. T. Ivesfer for three month!, on the charge of dreaminess. Reiter confessed. We Teem from the officers of the boot, that the business end traseltug poblio may depend upon the- liciekeye State hereafter taking all freights, and making all landings for freight and passengers that mazy offer - between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, that eau be made with safety, regardless of• any opposition boat that may be placed upon lier'dey. • The Baolteye State has established her repo intimacy speed, by placing memorials along ihe river between Catelzinstf, Wheeling and Pitts burgb,- to which she refers all competitors. No foolish fondness of tee friends of the beat . 'shin:name thoin to bet upon her making enema time, as she will attempt none feather. until her 4001'100w been beaten." bicerami-Leat Etateaday evening a head en the steamer .Ino. Mendes felliher board In the - .0h1.0 riser mats Hughes' Lending, and was drowned. We did not learn hie name, but It Is thonght.he had lined InCleroland, Ohlo.—Lou. Raw Taret..—A new trial eru yesterday grant ed In the ease of R. J. Moore vs. Tillie & Co.; which teas - dettided for plaintiff In $2O?, by help bibs-bap, on the plea that Improper irri dimes hid been admitted._ The hots of the osier are about NM'S & Co., a London pub. listing H . 01160, appelated . a man named J. R. tad general agent of the firm in the United Brutes, ,and Fori appointed H. W. Robinson agent for Western T'ennerirania. Robinson en: tonel Into an arrangement with the plaintiff . in eldsoase, and others, to eanmea- this city end aortal, fora stated seslary. The 'lotion .was to iroairrei the salary. several of 'yesterday's Faorning papeis, - it wasistated that a ear had be burned lap at the Raimeager depot on f ederal street: Some mat ling In the-car caught fire from the store, but the dmitos ware immediately extinguished, with ouilzdery to the car. . Feu ,Dzie.—A mats, whose name did not reach ns,.. fell dead yesterday at . his residence oa High street Ills death was caused by hem anima et the lunge. No Inquest was hold. Tsui YOUNG LADLED' ADsomATioe for the relief of tie Poor, at &ehmeeting on Friday last, pri or to adjonnimeik. for the season, unanimetudy .reitaved--“That their sincere thanks be tender to" Pr. I:littler his gratuitous attcaniatics up = the sick ander their charge daring the past It;sta Ore.—A belie; attached to a buggy, ran - ° ... tr A mlier4l „ Ye on Liberty Street , and proceeded a • t fen gallop to lite' street, where, turning tie 'earner, the vehicle upset, the 'driver falling indenteath; and in that position, was dragged iotne distance, 'vicethe hurtle was stepped, and the driver relesied from his perilous sitnation. .The man' was a good deal brewed, but he ens , talned no outdoes bOsies. • Aocnnzwr.A jounit man named luxe llsr , waploial as a chair maker hatpin's Bad . wa Fifttile h s% lost two Sagas yosteiday, by bls handy °ming In contact with the ninoltine ler cutting the, inns of chain. Dr. * McCook Rae caned in, sad deesse4 the tejnriett • p. m° , covid.;_...,Befere Jadge linsimen, President. to the case of Anrpeati, Brother it Co. TIL .1 N. Frasier, garnishee of Dr. F.;.11. Moore, the Jury returned a verdict for defendant. TMO nit wee instituted to resover a debt doe by De. - KB. Moore, by. attaching money alleged to be owing by Mr. Frazier to Dr. Moore. The dot fimdant proved by receipts; that the money had bean at paid by him- to De. Moore, and 00001). quently the above verdict was returned. A. Wilkins k Co. vs. James Torrey, NO. 630, ' J.td7 reres,.lBs2. Geyer and Marshall for pliiin. ' tiff. No appearance for defertdantlt. etlon on promises*. notes; yerdlot of $724,26 for plain. .Jambs . Finley TO atria — Deckhouse, Brace ` 'Bei:khan° and Robert , Pagan, No. 417; Jul, term,:11352. 'Aotion of ejectinetttfor twooty-firo sera of lea bi OW township. Datoodat had entered on the WO after the death of the-p.er '• eon unde.whose plaintiff elslined, not shoring any titte:' - ,Verdict for defendants ,Sfellon tad for plantstD4conattey for defer:We:di. • WilkinsCo: a. J. F/eury,.No. 690, Ake !. • Urn:lB62. • /Lotion on protaiesori peter. Da. tenant confesses judgment for $1707,50. Jame Blum To. W: R. Cope, NS. 826, *pot term, 1848. 111fadont confoues;)edg. at for 5160 and coats. . Iduttact woa bald at Philo last oven. lac to salsa tout:libations for the aid or the Salthstars ottohlates, who hare been for some this on w strike. We did' tot astoortaht the aartovat raised. ' ' - ITeweltair listrilasurr.—The • Trostries of the . Water Unlieielq held a meeting In the lectare of. the Third Presbyterian Chozeh; foe the elsotion of iffiest". The following periosiVere:abated. • - - ilyourent—Bev. De s Dam 11.Itionve.. ~B,o4tary-ritei. Dr. a...W.- Dues. ; The H. Deasy, • Vi'ehare - to chronicle to. day, and we dip it with sirmee k , avow, tSo.departure of on estimable 'foreman, hirc James E Sheridan, and family, for the territoiy of Nebraska, where be intends eettling for the remainder of his days.. Strain heats near the town of Kansas, on the river of that name. Mr. Sheridan will take with him, on his tong ,tsarney, the heartiest wishes of very large Miele df friends for his success in his new home in the far West. Taft COUNIt Jam —Since the Bret of Janua ry there has been" fiat lincdrcd sod aixtpeicht peruse committed to jail for eagratioy an.l die orderly conduct. They have all been discharged, by expiration of Outcries_ aed release of except twenty-three. . . !Mut forty pritionne are committed for trial se - the next nebulae - coin, which will open an Monday. The remainder, about to; now in jsil, sre serving out the matinee of court. ACCIDENTAL Dear/in--Coroner Lcurrie formed us Penterday; that gore the let of De cember, there have been twenty-eight accidental death, repotted,' aid sated upon offici n liy by Enscatos.—Mayor Park has issued his pro- Glaciation for the election of a csannoilman of the Second Ward, Allegheny City, which is left tra cantby a Cote between three candidates. The election will be held on the first Monday of. April. • Trmaraw—le:ulght will be preeented'deoi• dedly the beet 6111 of the esason--the admired comedy, Aa You Like It, and Messenger's play of The Maid of Honour COI) , IMERCIAL PIITIEBIMOH HAM= • Orrice Porrastmen @nem, - ' 4 Yrilay Blondoc. Idarch.Z, 1853. We hare no sow feature to tootles In tha to a. Init. The weather waa unsettled. but there was about a, much se. thlty an mud. PLOUB.-Th. offwings r esterdar were exceadlogly rotalf -not soonghin .apply the want, of the trade; flumes so- Men Omaha:pied; sales of 50ibbls. s. f. at 14.00, 06 do. A f. and extra at 83,958514.05. 76 do, chafe. .0100 .0 ALM. and 150.; r. from Wily at 81,12134.18. DALIOIL-tru are. advised of • sale of 45,000 b.. Bacon shoulders. eltf smoked, sr Gets. ea.h.:whlelt Is onJer *or flaunu baton sonata 1. From ,tare, sales in 004 , .01 two thousand b r lota 00 reiterlays quotatlao•-d5 fir about. dete, 8 fcr al/es, aril far Ilam.. thigaseured Haw. 118811 IL lloLlara an Arm, for Wt. onaeo4 at thew adores, for sorb =all amounts 00 arl wanted to go lato Dreamt ooneumptlon. TEEL-Wes of 300i60a. 51100110ga, to arrive. at 25 eta *lOO A.. 310LA88 Waite trade 0130 and 1.50 bbl, at XL and is /Ibis. to eauntrr, at 3314. COFFEE-Sale. of GO bag. at 104. 8I'6X : 17041-Eates of 10A111. f/R.:44, at.d 5 do. do. at I not much to dereacd. • OORN-.4Epley from Cost hand. of 150 tags, ear. at 45. sod 300 hos... Wharf, at 49, which I. a illttle In advance of precious rate.. ' 11132TER-Saira of 6 lobla roll, .6 13,2 do. do. at 14, and Dthae 10 box., at 10. E00.9.9a1e. of G bbfArrout Rat harl. at 10..01 10 00 from store .t 10 . C1163811-Boles of 55 boa. W. IL. at o' l 6l 0. DRIED APPLPS-Sales of 100 boa. from entre. Co go out of market. at $l. 20 sod 50 do do. to go east, at mote. WLYDOW GILAtS-Bale. of INV boxes 0400tr7, to go to 31Uwattk1e=604 boa Boo4oGitt 12,35; ZiO do 101412 at 12,50. Mt) do 10%10 1.1112.70; 5010 It atl6, at 1340..04 50 do 10 XlO. at 83,05'. four racy., SCRAP IRONSalall of 6.500 24. at 2 cis. rwEATOES-liale. of 100 sod GO slots Ifeelawno ckr. en the wharf. sae., and.loo do. tram store, at 65. LARD-Sales 25 bids. eoontu tau/ at .sXe.s,am. am. Ao. at 1). DREED BEEf-Salts 0.00 Omura at 0,5: • Leap OIL-Dale, of 10 bbl., 50.1. lard Oil at 6.5 rt.. 8R001.15-A lot of 450 Acucommon, sold from Ent hutd. at 01.33. aridure ready ital.. MAT-Sales of 12 load. at 19 to 113 81 an. WRISKEY-Unehang.d, and the d.mand iboterate. .alesuf reales& at 21642:g. 81/3R-A lot of 14 half bbl.. No. 1 Lak //oyez tor Bad. =on. to supply the piss. of mm. dettroyed en the tore mid 00 10,14, which ma shade easier ttasz current ratts.and 10 bbla, 50.2, 40.50 61042. The New Tort Seenemiet of Satnells, report. the Wool • arketaa phew.. We note • dotthitehed setirity In the domestic Wool bemathet. °tried the eery small qiiantity. °Met , te new .1011,1.°0 arid 431,000 poen. only. aad held at sorb blab l . fvt.ZZ . e.ele.: . i u ctli 6 e 2 .4 eat dFf ib llnt r z e r . l returns are scat endesyr.rimit to male antrante vita the farmers far the dig of the coming otlmine. Oldie Yet the deem it on the abespi back. In this they are 9.1131121• moulds' policy. When the ell o is told arse - tons to the alumna,, little ease Is taken er the eandation of the item,' Prim being lied, the value It mere dependant on quanti ty than inocd modal We hare heart of mime no:onsets ba erring been male so high as 1i234 for chat., sod relented M. • • - Trona is no cLune of Paton In lb. markrt. far Polled Wool. 'Bmsll trailptr, re.41:7 tat= op at fall prices...am up no ant. 11tb• tannitnis Pradna Wool Win_nrsk hr; eluded ro tin auetloo nla of N odium:day. *hat Alton% L. Ph Hann * Co. offend OW bear Foot) knetino Wool.. of WO carpet and Cloado4 oescuptloos. The prlt as real" hod were non rullo; Print. sal. The 414todattor 'n4 priednal pordourn nal/nth Abel:. sprat. RIVER INTELLIGENCE STEAM BOAT AIRIVALS AHD DEPARTUr...EB ARRIVED. JoltarectliParaituarn. Drowns. • 'Ool Bann:lambles. E babetn. %atoms. Bennett., Brown/MBA . TOGA norlett. Ifall,TT, west B. wan. Alletrlun :in.:. Wolf. B.v.r. • Beterat.Ciottion.Beaver. • " • Vert Blatt. Wee/ want. Loulatitht. Orion. sralo, Docklnaltoti- Ittettange. Rhode* Brum:art Datrnal. Callas*. Wbotel.t. Itoastangst \o.:. lilitalfalleri ClealoniaL DEPARTED. • ' /Watson. Parkinson. Dronsrrille. Col. - -Baratd, Peelblata Etßabath. Toot Stulter. Wett Nee ton. . : Entarne. Bennett, ....mnilla. alloblann o. 2, Wolt. Beater. Ihrt ß dort.Beavar. • • Brilliant, Grum. Muria:Wl. Winebestet,Moono. Whetting. Herald, Bowden, dc. . Weald/Won City, Ebbert.llt.Lonit. BOATS LEAVING 2111/1 DAY. 21011/111111131 Mitt LW. DEOPCNSVILLY.O n, r. and 0 P. I. ' WM- NEWTON. BA. 01,. And 4P. V. Tan Berta—Tlian non II hot water In en.cat on hnt TuILI.IP. at dart 07 Pier sunl an/ thine. IMPOSTS BY lIPIEIL. sr: LOUIS, Venn 6215 . 2-567 • W EC:idler 20U 67, Bard Le ben( r; 217 dodleashit & Ca: 210 do. Ph.- lentergarapea, 0 Jawed!: 2da 0 P 6.16 Idolt VP Pardes= . cite -Collet, BekeereU 6 Cte .01trer • Hems. opmwtt 65 bid. U•ap. Boo: 19 plige. McKnight 6 Bra Lb Prole .Lead. pipe./:. Ors dimes .0.6,1, A ann.: a pkgs, Brown Co: 93 Obis 6totsmes, Wat & cm 3646 do.'detatl. Ayilocheir, 87 do do, Dairen Oa, CAN eta 6614 Painter bbliZintr, 2 boxes Boger, 3 ere Buns, oWO ' Br 05.04161 , 1&•,2 eks sad 8 w.lo 30 deg bnrgetr, Abu potsidee.D 7 moron; 38 IMP Ilth.V. Wil=srth Ce; 87. bales Lay, MO hoop poles..l Rep. Pert: 12.476 do, Sour Lbx 3 . tale beatte,l Ilarge.-d, 3 Ha; 14.5501100 p poi., Dry. Ile weedy a Co: 1 hbd yn It 767 do do, Leech itia, 05 els pttataeit 9 bb's da, owner; 82 aka corn, 4300.005, owner, , • MUCUS KIT. llTExsuktes-240 bble 'lour. Leech tlo: 141 do do CCM 21..;116 beg. feed. Lorene a gdeer:Coe.% eke II .or. Teroxewelle 48 eke P astore. 11 tens 13 0-6 d Li gt etr, bbli Lour, W Diugberee 194 beg. wheat, ifilostrtle 41 Co. , • CINCINNATI. Br £l7 istmou-12 tee hunt. 2 do beef, 5 bee tongues. 8 bdg odes, es /1 IC 8 kegs tobacco. J ado 000 . 1.111.4eattm. rattneseock 1 Boo; 10 bble laid, Da- Tto tone 264.'1;e:wt. L ebee;‘2 nbne botweee. 1 bbl Ileemebo , t enoentesdren 48 Ink bun. Leese a Co; 7 ykg.biondzieu 24 tehdllescon. Chub.; a Cce 60 elem. deems a dim* 20 bre candled. Clenetierd a Cr: 23 heeds tototoesb Club Tbs.; 7 bolt egg!, A Culber own odo do lac 2 boo SS.; Wedmore se Weld; 4 es. 8.. eon. 1 b6l do. 6 lege Inge. owner. lef, CHUAN?, Hr N0.110.-252:hi1d4 .4 .Z 4 .T. Begley &Co; .140 dndo 474.bb:e renleswg; lo Rebel; 4t/ dodo, Ko hews edgier, I: Menem 107 6slol =con. Clam it Then; bbl. Lad. Use Isa,Cor6o me Hems, Loeotf Co. 10,001. molesees, 8u000140.00 Ingtessu 10 bble.ebareoel. Miller a Nisbet. sme; 12 bblo berg oil. -Robinson a Co; 11 bbl. s aseleeree, Brown a Nteksetzleb. L ISIII:ELING, He WlAticrogn-2 eke rev, Aker Math ew a & Gael ➢Ml 89.98.114 Ilarbaugt9 115 bbls Baur, Ii e.0.m.,: 8 bag, grey Warners Lk. 19 bdie yorem. T C /Weave, I keg lead. Maas it 04 33 sks potatoeo.B do cots. OW Da raw , woo, wrest:7 kblo kno`2l. )loud. a Am 11 bdle trteo It 19 l'idedexier; 9 b64taolog.L1•108s1o. k tAd A vAgs aulse. g.,Co: 21 do do. Young et Ce;l3 togoa , 4:48;1 Wank do. .looee 9 thr. 19 Jags beam, Pa 9. 8,15 tulle. hither. W 1.11941= 1 bak wool, 11 lee. 28 bozo tulle. 01 IS, lgebakey; 81 DDI. ler& owner: 21 bbl. Alo. W awitto.4l.lll corn. therm k Dier..9l Abdo rook; Klee Joaoc DA& tobeeete, A ltord: Voiabds mew, 9do gok ecs..l Nergetg Jr. 3 DAso. 1 hozoe. • -IMPORTS BY'RSILROAD. ST . oian A PA. l a.o Itaaal.24. —2 box ocvde. 11 W Outor4o tke ram Cinder:obi 2 bbte buDer, 2 trio • wi bbla and., ti Mullin 1 bbl bur.r. 15 do do. J ria .1.1 ft woe: 5 bows. I bolt trout. 1 bbl but 4° Ma 2_; gg'. x.o Eb ,fo ""r L tt " l " l ' o . i b l I%t r atiVaettr, ousoto 4 ona ob. r et r iqp oa. Loteo,l llallosiu C,.; 3 bble batter, V /1 Da, wt. It 6 Obis ego a. 11 Poo 11. tku 1 !Al 1 . op. Meet; 0.0 lade knees. 11 Outten 110 beater P 111%.0200. Via: 5 m . oilleattort Doll I Lliteom.2ol bustols OotstooKe bbla gm. 26./.. L 0 Inoue; ra Dbl. apple', 2do apple butter. keg bolter. 9 Liarittat.7l box J Noble, 2 Ills batter I Oar. bough; 1 11l Inn abplert. W 11 Dettnetit. 6 boon bacon. 1 bbd do. blele fax wed. Wea liagaleT.D Co 2 bra bolter. Wes Warlo in 4 Ostv.s, Jetta C o; 2 dn. George Alamo: 76 dna bro.& J 51eDieitt &Co; bbo fi b,J 11.01 & Co; 1 bbl abd 1 two clover wed, bbla etuoi. Dalull 4 bbla butter.ll22.r: 6 blite elta buclortvat Deur, bbl ergs-21 do CratJ: 6 bbla lop, a 4* do reel! butter, sap elder, eatree,J loitaard; LO bola nour.ls beg. bees, 6 bon flour. Dori 12 Lobiotalf IleClote; lit lir. 1 blo..rste. , libtout• bliboltoples. 0 J Bacot. I. bole me, L Sher: 69 do dodo.) 11 Weldint 3 . wed Dill it; 9 bass sbtreb. Warm. Pat 9 k Co; 30 buabel botatuee!J id A Cznum; 4 tragrua baba, mean. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OP HARTFORD, CDNN. pap'( Sioet;Antrual Praniumf and Watmt 'Cara $lOOO,OOO. _ INCORPORATED 1825. Palle:ce of izentrwee levied et 101 Eases on the most fsiorable firms, against LOSS ost.. DAMAGE BY rialC, • OR VIE PERILS OFLNAVIGATION, Br ' ORME Z. ARNOLD. Agcnt Fos Pittanab .0 AlR•ighaoyeountr. • COVMershiP. yrEELVY tk- BLAIR have an oc i A t e d tb e e k TllAlNA.lls..liti v a r ne i tt=s s 70.741:1nT7' 7 ' r " . /XCELSIOR Wfar4 • IND.LAITI(CZTILLE ARD TUN CEMETERY. •['MIS LINE OF 0111IIBUSSES aill here " alba ran %Mtn tO Vatock st night. hots *nth end of th• Line. .101.,.211* )I:sx trRU Keg Lim 'hi bp. for nat. on nms.sr next. T CA fIY.,.I•ELaatAPH P,OLITICA.L.NEWS. • Waerit3ol.o.l 'CITY ' I.llleet 21. • The Berate yesterday eur.firrued the appoitit tante of the Hon. Hugh J Anderson, of Maine, Conisiseioner or Caelocut; Henry Wilton, Mar shal of The President has 'nominated Nathaniel Haw thorne, of Maim, the; biographer, as Consul to Liserpor% Theniat B. Piarce, e distant relative et the President, Postmaster at Hillsborough, N 11 ; Benjamin Jackaway, Indian Agent or the Cheater ni,tt nay. The Berate rill thij..urn finally on ,M.,n4a7. The Census Bureau i.e about being reorganiz ed. ' The number of Clerk 4 is to be increased to about forty by reinetatements, and perhaps, new appointments. ' 1.1. W. Featheretonhaugh pests Mr. Elite of Wisconsin, because he did not recent a carehid lug. Se. Wastmaaros. March 24 The.Setate took up •Itlr. Walite . n'tf resolution authorizing the Committer, on Indian - Affsire to delegato one of their number to proceed during the recess to take tending:ly touching certain frauds alleged to have been committed Sy Alex ander Ramsey and othere, In making psymeute to the Sioux Indians. After debate, it was post poned until to-morrow. The Senste then went into Executive eeesion, and after a long debate relative to adjournment, adjourned without quoroni The Union annettnces the following confirma tions: Wm. 11. Veecy, of Pa., Conant to Havre; John F. Bacon, of New. York, Consul at Naseau; Henry B. Dewey, of Penn., Consul at Para Bole via; Jahn A. Campbell,- of Alabama, Justice of the Supreme Court; Edw. Lander, of 'adieu% Chief Jostles of the Territory of Washington; J. K. Miller, of. Ohio. and Victor Monroe, of Ken tucky, Atutoolato Justices; Wm. M. Lowry, U. S. Marihal of the Eastern District .of Tennes see; Watson Freemen; Marshal of Masettche setts; Wesley Frost, Marshal of the Western District of Pa ; J. P. Anderson, of Miss , Mar . • of the Territory of Washington; F..lffiller, U. S. Attorney of the Western District of Virginia; J. C. Ramsey. Attorney of the Eaetern District of Tennessee; Mali It. Hobble, first Assistant Pot master General; Pant Amen, Collector at St. Augnstine, 7 Plorlds; &Milton Stuart, Collector 'of Sao Francisco; Green W. Caldwell, Superin tendent of the Branch Mint, at North Caroline; Christopher Carson, Indian Agent , at New Mex ico; Joe. M. Garrotteon, Agent, Oregon. THE GARDINER CASE. WAS/11210TOX enT, March 24. In the Gardiner case the examination of Capt. Edward Barry was resumed, this morning. Ile deecribed, from, personal explotinge, the whole region of Lagninilles, where Gardiner locates hie mice. It is 1112 extremely mountainous and wild country, and the roads leading to it are!very bad, being principally mule paths, and utterly Im passable for wheel carriages. Steam engines and other machines would have to be carried on the bads of moles, to do which be thcughtimpos eible. He could find nothing resembling amino , : none of the anoxia of a mine is in the country. He had free accent to the records of ate pre •fects and Moeda', and could .find co records of silver mines. Ile understood that Dr. Girdiner wan there in the house of Don Jose Panda. When he and the Commissioners were there, be went to Pando'n with two Commissioners, to notify Gardiner that the Commissioners had arrive 4 and would be glad to have hint show hie mine. The Cosa ruled all the conversation with Pando out, at Gardiner was not prevent, though the prosecution said they would follow it up by evidence showing that Gardther was In an ad joining room, and heard it. At this stage of the trial the Court adjourned TRIAL OF SPRING PHILADELPHIA., March 24 The evidence of the Prosecution Is closed en Cue Spring murder case. The Prosecutor's coon eel recommended him to coulees his guilt, warn ing him that his ease sews hopeless. There is no evidence to rebut the testimony against him. El= Spring .was convicted. of murder in the first degree this evening. The—prisouer manifetted great indifference, and oven took off hia hat and cheered us the offioers were taking him from Court. Au immense throng was present, arid manifested satisfaction of ehe cardiac by terrific groans me the callous wretch wee hurried back to prison. Dr. Alexander Duncan, ea-Member of Con gresa, was en eaverely injured by a wagon load ed with . !amber, • Oat his reeover:y is abhor.' hopeleirs. BLOOHD DISPATCH Dr. Duatatia died last ereniai;itle tbcalbt, from sat or &pimple:7. as the lajories received by the wagon weren't Hoch as to came death. CII6BLE9IOII, S. C., *Teil A baggage our au the Columbia Railroad- wee burnt itua morning, with all the baggage. A collielon occurred oa the acme road, by which Charles A. Schoonteaker, engineer, and Neuter' . Gilmore, a fireman, were killed - The accent in Georgia and Alabama last Thera day, vas disastrous. , The roads, bridges, pi:mu tations en Alabama and Talermee • Ravers are higher than -has been known for. malty years. The planting on the low iands and river bottom are greatly retarded. The Puma Eagle Factory in Colombia, Geor gia, was caroled away, and a portion of the Ca nal wall recently rebuilt was thrown down. Kew You, ,11.11rett . 24 The contract to carry the mill to Vcrii Cm: and Acapulco rite confirmed fry the Poet Mawr GeneraL TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS Niw YONZ. March 24.—Cotton eteady. Cot fetr--Salee 1500 bags Rio Coffee 9is9i, active. Sager—Sales 250 boxes bluseovado at 6e51, fair demand! Molasses steady. .Fitinr—Bales 9000 bbla at $4: State $4,87.4,50; Ohio $4,7554;81, steadier. Grain—Wheat unsettled; sees 8000 bruthele Ohio white on private won; salts 85,000 bushels yellow corn at 65, 'firm. Inds key—Sales 400 bbla potato 'at 221, erm. Pro visions--Sales 100 bbler mess Pork at $15,25a X 16.81; prime $13,87a14, steadier. Mere Beef $l3. Lard In bbl. 9a31 and in kegs 101, heary. Pmmenxtruza, , ,Pdarch 24. ' ' Cotton, unchanged; Floor, small sales mixed at $4,75; better brands $4.811. Smell sales of Rye at $3,871. Corn:neat not enquired for. Wheat little offering, no Made reported. Southern Rye, sale small lot at 81; Jake 1000 bne. Penna. at 82. Corn In demand; sales 5000 bus. Southern yellow at GO. ,Oath in eteady do viand at 44. ' • CISCINNAII, Morel 24.—Tite, river is station ary; weather 5116. Float is better demand from city trade, sold 1500 bbls at $3,55a3,00 Nothing doteg in other;trades elate soon. Bu siness is generallrdell. k Pelmanent Loan. ADP ANTED—A permanent loin of $4,000, o first mortgage of real ealate In Allegheny el:7 . D W Beal I:1e Agent . 21 Illth rtreet: IL:sw UNDRIES-12 Mds. Bacon llama; t 7 1i hhdo. Baron Bbon!dim 4 bid. 14 0.1 Lard; 2 ti eing ha ss boarund ; 10 0 d ogs Co r n er ; • 17 43 04 do:. 82 do. :mond 2tan;aer 38 do. Fratheree 6 bales Cotton. To &Woe on ettamer Narlastor. for rble• by butEl DICICKY t CO. • Fruit Trees. subscriber has for sale, a few tbettrand APPLg YOKES ef•lbe meet at.- =S:g * Erpion ' . 2:4ll72;4 ' r. l" ;:at ' ast ' llirlderi l ; blurb, Vallatrater. Fambo.Glatea,Llubbardetan.ltald•la girpte. sad others pill.. bat rwarges for this elirmto and 11011-Ikentihr..-to ere este. tram lb, bad or anat. Thar ara all grafted or buddy] from brarlgg Tr., lei eft warr° uted. allele or any Dal e'll be PAM AL • rarrigm . ' • Alto, • fee Zgrrrr. rear, and glom Tram of the mast Rymer.' laud, Inquire at tlgt Mc* of th• sutardbar. afetbgart. corner rf Lirint greet sod Manned alter. mil 22 &Mantled' _ A. MAIMS. White nate Ship Timber and. Fann'Land. _ ABOUT 2,000 Acres of Lind, of prime Luaus for Farmer. most of it marred with the beet hits twu Timber, in Butler Cannty, Pa. The Bunn, catenrating Creek runs through the lend, and the Bohn' etn he Boatel, when tern le high water, down the OW: ought th e Baser rirer,arid sutured at tyre Boom at tier Brieton, For sall . n c iat r ag julliallawltair nutter Co. 2.5 f t allies fig. Pittsburgh. • Sir N.B. I hare:ed!, nonmed from the Fact ati rill be found et the abOe The Stowell Byer Green Sweet Corn. FROM Seed raised by Prof. J. J. Blapae . . Valets belond all doubt the text and moat prowc. WO of &Feet Can ever amen. leo tamer Mould be without It. One of the Weenie:an c lel med Obi Corn by Prof. !Lance la.thet It may be ke et *Teen 604 fresh all the leer rotted. Prof. Mere. In the Workinz Palmeri Dm 1531, elm the dtrettiona for yr. etiLle tbe Stowell Preflte , etl BeeetOeet , - "The can should be nail - pr. d when baby sire eel the bust should to tied at th e Lox , se the WA end, to Ire. ;Igniggll.lP°.`fg,':rtlll t..e son. wblu and At th e dimmer of tbe thanaere. after the Pelt or . the, Aneetelin ins year. WC her tbern trial -th!, ot no theenalve relent' groat!, ills I. there tree n, perceptible difference between the two Thle yar we lent tithe Villf 011.0 eolltelnive eight f e ll se a fid, cars, .6 exmld have tent =say htmared etalan of etz eau each. .s iSIIitA t impair at this celebrated Corn lust rthabred and Pir aide ter H. E. PPLLEan. V Wood skeet. 101-Pricgo St pm gnarl: Sl bait peck. Q,, CIGAR OURED 11.A318-15 tturcce,llard- 131, 1 ',1 c ' ' 'lrb t f:.; ""l r . L'Afr6,%,.l* -- 1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED, ~ TO ZELL PICTORIAL AND UREIC% WORM 705 SIZE YE&R 1563. 0 00 Dollars A Tear S Ygfgik EVERY 217;fT,1.0r.: I.ited n .. •mo. , k?.Tonimor.:.: noon a1iii....p,... g , a pr 7 L nl t, Larlin:n b t tra,ioni then . s.lo4..linLint::::::::. be offennt on to &maple to naks front St i 0 it • MU W amnia , tionninnyand iminziman large Inn, .n. r , iiriir Una are onarni , . ~ Po, itatitir nattlein i : o nk l il&MOrl i fd ' ' tir—":l7 arra wial.' :._ • ISIWIths4 m * 4'414, 1 .44 . . NSW TONIC. )11ArliaTLINIENT6: /h. p ißicr R. ir amaze, Adeerlithoo ==t2=l IFIL&NO;S' METALLIC LIP& BOATS DOE, 10 ttroadway. • • TDE UNDERSIGN= ACE PREPARED4WIERNIETI LPON Mori NOT, L. METALLIC LIFE BOATS, OF AST FITE OR MODEL. eND ii ANY NIJIitP.R . , mh2s,l3erW MARSUALL LEFFERTS, Ttoarneer Frarets. Metallic Ltfo.Bor4 Comrnny. RESPONSIBLE NOON AGIgNTS WANTED, TO SELL a TIE.' ismil complete STATISTI CAL GAZETTEER OE TOE I.InItED FT ATE., by chard It. 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