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before the contraction commenced They have bssn very
much disappointed and could not have been caught in
more unfavorsble position. The banks have determined
upon an immmslists withdrawal of loans. Their con.
fractions will be gradual but steady This will account
Tor the falling oin quotations. noticed In the above com.
parative table.
wshavenot the slightest encouraging report to make Of
any repudiang stocks The public works ofmany States
are more productive this year than before but the
crease not large enough any great change
the financial condition Of the States owning them The
receipts Of the internal improvements of Ohio have
creased this season wonderfully compared with former
seasons Up to the 4,h May this year. receipts Of the
Ohio canals we're sta SS9 a. against $ss72e 4s for the
ame time last year. show ing of 5000 90 IL
about six month"; The public works Of Indiana have i'm
proved in receipts email rer cent This year. but not more
than drop in he bucket compared with what they should
be to meet the expenditures arising from this source Penn
syvana State stockhas reached a. high as so per cent
but has since flen back The advance in this
stock since March has been caused wholly by specula
ons the internal affairs Of the State remain withou,
the slightest improvement The papers in different Sec
tons of the sete already begin to give uterance to CON-
plants about axson The increased levy has created
great deal Of dssasfacton and the termination of the
financial difficulties OF the is great way
off, The interest due nAugust will be funded and the inte
rest due In February promised promptly in cash. That
Will be the crisis in the financial affairs of the State If
safely passed shall have slight hopes of perma.
nent stand for Pennsylvania in the rank with other
honest States The result Of the movement in Maryland
in relation to the tag law, il not yet known We
shall watch the Of the tax collectors with good
deal onteres The sars Of all the other States have not
changed materially within the past few months The debt
Of this State hiss been increased $4,000 within the past
two weeks by loan at cent at premium of about
"a per cent showing the money market to he in very
favorable condition
Monday the 18th inst will be the last day Of the present
session OF Congress That day fixed for ournment
and we hope they will not postpone IT, The prosperity Of
the country demands separation OF the members Of that
body During session of more than six months, they
have not passed the first bill OF the slightest importance
any interest in the country They have laid the proposed
tariff bill the table, thereby sustaining the present act
Several bills Of minor importance have passed. several old
claims allowed, but nothing advancing the general pros
perity country The adjournment of Congress will
be hailed with delight from end Of the country to the
other The whole session has been wasted in eleconeer
ing for the approaching Presidential campaign.
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Domesurc importatlon..

NV onLTANs-sh'g Uni nj Gaze y ,.rle-i w G Pick.
eSgiit-l Z hatch-6 Aaaun-. & Lev icI-28 Hav
ce-T hilocA. Js-4 Smith, sta ton 4 co--2N 4 .
schei-6 Ysulks& CO. 40i A Avrli Co. l6 all
~ N Coins soTsa Wilson urYw,-zl MsGrgor u
an Scott. 39 Bartlett Gu ell % a. om tn CO. n
pen ct To. ps'ns-26 Fisclei 50 ALEX lnderlU
Uphan- 81 l. w oo,sey-z3o burritt x Jounstonz5 II
f.cserI nosers COLL Cru Gilman. kobeis & c.
ix3 Canl bel-S73 Strachan Scott-69 nebe Ushe.
X co-l8 to order "
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This market like all others country ct this time
il In. an ina two tat

ns mHrKet IKE MI Uthers III thls country a THIS Time
is il an active state
We quote western -four in this city at 81 37k 81 56
Georgetown 75a 81 s71; Alexandra, 50 621; Brandy
wine 81 10 81 S7l Wheat ranges from 30 100 cents
bushels Rye from 81 cents Corn from &c to As cens
and Oats from 30 TO 81 cents.
II is TO be observed in the returns from the various parts
Of the United States that the prices of breadstn are
tending to rather low point II cannot be expected that
Hour will keep in the face of large surplus Of last
years production hand and bountilu crop in
prospective In every section Of this country the crops
are rapidly maturing and from all accounts the yield will
be unprecedented. ALI eady has the harvest begun IN
Virginia. and this the hardest and happiest part of the
farmers operations will continue till the tegnning Of
OCTOBER IN case thereforeo mshap in the shape Of
drought &C. the American markets will next winter be
gutted with breadstufs
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New Stock Exchange,


Since the arrival OF the steamship Caledonia this
ket has been quiet and prices very much depressed
southern markets. shipments TO extent from the
south have been made in consequences Of the unfortunate
the last European intelligence Within day or
prices hav been little rmer than previously with
material amp, ovemen Holders disposed
to sit the arrival tue Acadia before operating num-
the packet Should the up % the 4th inst
give farther decline, there must be cracking in
this market The sales for the week ending this day
up 800 bales since the ls IL 800 while the receipts
since the frat only add up 500 Most of the sales have
been to exporters for immediate shipment. We annex
the exports from this country up latest dates
EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
G Britain France. North Europe. Other Pts
This Year. .l.0l77 04 249 700 43s7S 6Og73
Last Year.. Il 376 404 3l6,567 lO2 343 1874
Year previous s39 495 36O,eO7 6i7a2 40 DIG
By the annexed table will he that the receipts
this ear already amount to nearly two millions Of bales
REcEIPra 10 MI
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American Provisions

The sales to-day are 1900 bales, at full prices,
and mostly to manufacturers who appear be stocking
themselves for some months ahead.
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MARITIME HERALD.
SAILING Days of The Steam SIM ~.
Packets to Arrive
Packets Co sail.


We shall esteem favor If tsprns II Vessels will give
70 Commodore RosEnT siLvEY, Of gu News Fleet hp
oil the shipping r at the PoIt whence they sailed he Vessels
spoken oD their List Of their Cargo any 10
ega Newspapers or News they may will board them
immediately on their arrival Agents AID Correspou
n. me or abroad, wi, also confer favor by ssadng
Office AL the Marine tnteg ence they Obtain
Information Of kind will be thank inilv rpceivrd
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There is not much doing this market. Mess Pork 10
held 81 So; and Prime So 81 So g.; Lard is quoted
b5 81 IN barrels.
kss the coast partake of the inactivity
0f
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ELOuR3oo bbls Washington Mills, st. Louis go do
Eagle Mills, Quncy, very choice article For sale is
j-i6,:r Tx CoLLINs& co. 50 souths st.
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FRS AND STOCKS OF COTTON
933, l44 2,3O2,7s7 2e9 6os 1856,

The stocks on hand add about hundred thousand
bales more this season than at the time last while
the total receipts last the dates were nearly
four hundred thousand bales more than this
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THE IOWnYS INVITE CLOUD.

lit lOWhfS Wv HE CLCUD!
HIS BRAVES thsif Sqasw, Paposses su,,e, will
~ carp ut Il. boksu on THURSDAY MORNING, June
18Th nd re- there uau Monday Evening. Juae l7ih
he D.esation coisss Of Chiefs, MA hu.he-kaw White
SoadJ hry GU 0, The Natioa New-Mon-ya ~ alAinx
EMnl third u IF Se-MOLyy blister eet) Great Meai.
cue Man.he frat Of u.ese gnlar r.fesor. known
b. uhfer any GU, umstaoces their nation
BRAvks-Wayh non-ya, No-ho-mun va shum- ang. Wa
ta)e &C.
eauAws--Ruton-yewe-ma (suut,ing Pigeon white
eloud's wiie Ratonw pigeon the wiagi OK.-w
me, &c. &c.
II Bded while White Cloud" and his comrades re
main at Hook-n the public tefiect lac
ndan Life the forest the Lhef braves and Squaws will
elcamp ON ths Lawn about 100 yads firm the 81
they VIII every ernoon tex ept sandyJ iefor thsir NJ
ti'pai chiIacrrisc Dances kes. Cer.mopes Cstl
in hi k The 40 msati,n ths tngui he'd
Chief aud also gives his pJrtrat
the half civizeI Indians OF the frontier bur
the i've Chiefs fest possess the tats of
those " h, have mol tea conupte by the whte ma.
tEETiFiCATE
certify honor that tn foregoing the proper names
anF Tt e. Of IN sfore Id der the direction of
&. N,Lody, 50 YEA und.r my had & IN, Great Nen.
haw 81 b-Ag-ncy One.
W.P RICHARDSON, u 8 Agent
The Hi Ike Ferry Boats Gom Barclay. Canal aud Lh,is,o
phr, ST. et la hin I steis II the elcAmpment
u 4 Sc Frc
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LOST OR STOLEN.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

n DESIDETA TUN IN DEN rs TRY.
T If fbEV'R ON angel CALDkRUN D. LA
-. pARCs Minister and pi.n o-nti,ry r..,raorlisa y
rom Dorna Isafe Queen # SPAIN {, the u WASH
innton h.r"by cert ~ al as we'll Of rsnis
h.y- tn.wn Dr. A. CASTLE for msny years SUI
tul AID kliful oepts', siand'rp Vr-erin
fss ~ FROM know dee of lis worth nd hi, being gen
i''nsE strict reRrty to those who IN AZ
isqnre III aid % his profess o. al services
ould a'o recon- md his lent Composition
efficacy [ liz ed
DR.. A. e CASTLE, Dentist, s8i Broad ay northwe
corner OF White street. Office hours from A. til r. NJ
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald I

WASHINGTON, ID c., June la,h, 1874
Among 'he neglected bills which the House did
no' .aAe up last night, and cannot now take I'D Al
AL MS session. Was the Post Office Bill So. no.
thing Will be done on tina, subject this session
Whose fault is il?
lhave 1t on authority entitled to credit that there
is sufficient reason 10 expect an Extra Session N
September next.
The Senate, in Executive session, rejected IN.
nomination ot Charles q Ferris TO the Collector
ship al NV York.
They cohfirui-d Mr. Williams to the Collector
ship 81 Boston, in place OF Mr. Croker
Mr. Hayden was rejected as Collector of the port
OF New Orleans. MIR. WckIff- has been confirm
ed as Charge d AEaires to Sardinia
me President has sent in the nomination of Jas
D Green as Secretary OF The Treasury
r. .. II 0tLoTk ut night All Is in confusion.
intended to have ascerlaned more correctly about
the doings IN Executive session but ia the hurry
scurry of the hour, am unable to do it, s. b.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERlAL GARDEN
AND PERPE TUAL FAIR,
Zone, Of Broadway and Ann street.
7 BAR>UM .."..... PROPRIETOR.
+ HITCHCO K........ MAN A1E.
Monday and Tuesday, June II and 18th.
uNAND PrHt ENHANCES
Each ateruoon nall O'Clock. add in the
THE GIANT AND GiANTEsS!
Are to be day en- 10 o'ci ok 4 till p. M
f,9% srl 81, sn4 G9m ~ 70 Y'clocs, Pm.
Que . ~hom isa
LITTLE MISS OF ONLY SIX YEARS,
are ve-spgaged by uni' ersal desire.
Mrs We.trn. Great Western. La Petite Cerito. and Others
engaged
On WedL esday June 10 the Manager takes Benefit AID is
preparn a most splendid b II ior the occasion.
IL Admission to The whole Ounder
Sesrs half prce. reiS
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MR.. DEMPSTER'S SECOND BALLAD
SOlREE

", SUCIETT LTBK.HRY.
BRO DWAY ASD LEONARD STREETS
M Dr. MIST * has the honor ce that his Sc
Az csud Bal Sore will b. given The Society Library
on Friday .yenag. Iih June wheI he will .ng the following
songs and Ballads :-Dvar La d Birth; Wien the
Night "'sd Bssai's 3 Csnna Lo'e Him Less C,n org-
let a, Love one her NY Nsnue q, on show a som.
blue dis'ai 10 e; Mn Man a that he Loved One
W . rot there, snd the Death Of Warren
stores. aud al e Soc,ty LIB arv.
Tickets Fifty Cents TO he rad TIE doo Doors open AZ
IA. 40 s~v.n TO commence at eight O'Clock. -
Mr. Dempter's Thrd aud Lest ment will he q van
81 programme. 10 ~ No..
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
Hyosdyvsv he ssw u,n

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSHUM.
AND PICTURE oALLkRY
Broadway, opposite the City Hail.
Nh BENNETT -. ..,.... MANAGER
GIANT BOY-l6 YEARS OLD, SEVEN FEET HIGH
DWARFi
THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM THUMB
A eIANTEsse s Xxx FEET SIX:
IL PERFORMERs, AL FOR ONE SHILLING.
Eng cement If
MONS: AND MADEMU 8 LIE CHECKlNI,
Who, with tn ani,tc of Bal It Cows. Will Introduce
GRAND ADVERTISEMENT.
Consulting Of variety If Dnces and grote'que The
CUSliC .TAshEaUx. BY THE WHOLE COMPANY
MIX WINChr.LL,
Mr.; u; GoSOv.N The Mosera P'o.us.
Miss ROSALIE. CLiNs the acc mpI. shed Scr s.tress
and Das :eass, LA rETiTE AkMht pam u SIons.
Cheekini aud La Petite T. . sd CHr CKlNI
Afternoon Performances Weanesdays aud S4tufdays at
O'CLOCK, the Of the day visitors; no extra
charge the "a
O'Clock Admi 81 n sh ] Ing us
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PARl' II.

ATia-Mf Neyer.ss
Rec .tat.ve an. Aii-Una Voce Pocofa-MaaIle
ID DIV lilefe'. Rossini
Duetto-P-scao big saDqui iro AID Sig Antogni-
ni--compoae .xp'rsy or tins ,nccit, and ~.
oedicaed 10 his iiisnd Signor A Sanqunico, b,
q Antognini.
Song-i m Sixteen Years and more, tn Ward IN
= a. ery--Nlale DOrveill ers.. 49,. H. Watson.
IL. III. u.
customary T. place wealthy o rbsns under the
ian hp Of the Cour IT hiLcery .uch
person uuder aye. Is liable to oDg imprisonment
Doors op n at Z .oIceit - c, mmelce at o'clock.
Icke.s me Dollar oh To be hid he pnLcpal Music
Stores AID a. the door The euing the Concert
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PRnGR AN Me.
pa AT

PRNGK tMME.
PART /.
Grand Observation-Disclosures. Mr. II Tmm
Cavatln,-Tutto ri ia, tutto q feIa-M ollie Dor
veilliep. -. Beilini
Ora Aria-Solita' 10 lido, (fst ts,e) Sig
81 III
Song. IN be No Submissive " if-Nladis DOrvel-
Gn-d Aria-imili Ian,oli, Fl m the ce b.oted oIe-
ri Of ,eneren,ola, Sic Sang .Rossili
Grand Du, tt duIG vero audace scecs bella in-
msgo degli De-MadIle DOW III ere aud AIR
Me,er... .......... ........ Rossiai
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WAsnrsoror, 18th June, iSll.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING skssIor.
Shortly after closing my previous report todsy, the
Senate passed the appropriation for Cspt. Wilkes.
The Naval service Bill was then passed.
Another Naval appropriation Bill 10 make up certain
fsiencies then taken up and passed
The Senate agreed to meet tomorrow morning n ten
O'Clock, to give MIR Nc Dufe opportunity to reply
to Mr. Benton.
MIR Nc DuryE wanted 10 take up the Railroad Bill 10
give Mr. Berrien opportunity to make his amendment
exempng much iron from luty contracted Tor
bet certain specified dates The yeas and nays were
called on taking up the Bill yeas ~, nays a. So the
motion to take up did not prevail
VOLUNTEERS.
Mr. CRTrsspgr reported bill from the House sppro-
praing S24 800 to compensate the Missouri Volnn ers
Tor loss OF horses In the Florida Three hundred
horses were lost at sea. II 10 old story. The bill was
psssed.
The Senate then went into executive session.
HAlr rur NtSE, p. M-The Senate have just opened
heir doors, and gone into legislative session.
Inc mrs. business was to reconsider the Rail Road BIZ,
by vote OF 10 TO-
Mr. BEnnsS moved 10 strike out VII after the enac'ing
clause and insert the provision ALREADY no,ctd-to mt
10 duties upon Rail Road Iron contracted for from I4h
Juy 1897 to list August isit
Nr SIMMONS NJ opposed an amendment which carried
Mr. ALLAN moved 10 lay the whole hill, ~ dn.nis
nd all upon the table, and demanded the yeas and boy
which were orderei-yess ~, nays a. Lost.
Mr. Wars proposed an amendment.
Discussion followed.
Mr.. Posrsn srgued the question.
Mr. Evans pleieIrcjhe sriginel bill to the smendme
Of MIR. Berrien.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes ., Ceni. Pit. iix Gents.
JOHN sE TON RE-EN0AGED
Mo TR a,iTi Don. 2 ,GsS@%Sss: -n MoBB
aH LOVE Cap, Peter Pau.
PARK THEATRE.
Bones''' 50 esDu Pit. ., cent, gallery ny cents
uoNn.v L BvESNSEEI. Of Mss .: HUNT: CON
.TUNio- Hon rs; II, ~ Il a. y. t. se'0'"e' .'N
''s ss' Ti If ' WIN
NIBLOs GARDEN.
OPEN FOR THf. SUMMER SEASON
The enssra'r%,su will Be 1ptsr ihF ;o- direction of
MONDAY Ex'No Jun! IN Ms = ,sa. . IL b. produced
an 0dsi-ff. 6 Hr sS.M s PSI .*,' called
Jenny: h,Il.nd Lara DoIins o. Ms. T.ylo,
After which, q &c s r. NJ Ey's~'' called
Or night with The Forty Thieves.
IN: n:Si ss s:s
dcs sa ne + s % h ~
Police cceu y II bel constant attendance and tn. utmost
ss vii DC ~ e 5. .so ss aud al. i'm
10 Omnbuses will 'un to AID ON the Garden during
No posr MsoTIccKETs FIFTY .cENTsn
f "S sssa. o. 70 .s ss
s from i so .s s:s che n 81 wnsn
VAUxHALL.
Acting '''s NoNe.T H VRl Sis I'm. Il wse'
The performance will with piecs extav aganee
ctiled
FlK-1IM Mo.
""'' Ao.r~ .,s:s Fare called "''''
H''"''i'' S ct b s0s Tt e; sfieA
To conclude wit, the mic opera of
JOHN OF PARIS.
Ped igo Potts, Walcot Vincent, Mrs Timm
u No + rs'ponement acc {, fih- weather.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK
On MONDAY, June l7,h and every Evening during the
week
- The Necrom Of the 10Th Century, Mr. SUTTON,
will Introduce variety OF Magical Mcdaniel and Mag.
his positively rnrvsed performance, wths "tck" that
;hai a1cnh all The great snpendcus and Cold
small bills
Door: open at Curtin rs.s o'clock Lower
Boxes Upper do Is cnts Pit l2 Private Boxes s.
ana "a Ior amilIes Box nice open usual el6 iw-rc
KNICKERBOCKER-- AMPHI-
THEATRE.
I'VE GLOt!pUS REC EPI,ON Of the performance Of
induced hs@ 70 ep.t the en- ire Mon
June nth he full Band Of that v.s,e viii be
in st,erd and MAY dunnv the evening" Bo
III Hos rfnQ l.. r. I,ks
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CA.TLE GARDEN The pr prietors Of ,hi. well knovp
snd ih0nable resort beg leave to inform the public and
sranpe Visiting the CITY that j, for The seas N
10 suan 10 10 o'clock Ia odd too 10 The atrac ion.
W., are IRON view Of 'hs Bay the csh bre q. which
~ SEA- and the s@Ik lug streams or changing
?utse Of the Garden and long PRONE soon
Mr.. Lotoian ''' 1880 $1,000
thelf' shu ents Of tn. first quality attentive writers, &C.
Sxnt, ROCK IL every Ia evet ing.
rksts IN ceuts for viii will furnished
JeI1uTc ''''
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GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
MA DORVELLLIERE
Has TGE hONOn - announce 10 hei fte. DIS aud the
IL pu ,c. that she will give tlKSr co SCEAI the
APol saloon, ON TUk SDAY EV rN INC, Ju 18th, 1874
which abe will be assised - the folio ns
nent talrnt
slGNOR ANTOGNINI,
SlGNOR SANQUlRICO,
MIX MEYt X and
MIR. H. Z. TlMM.
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BIRDSi RIRDS RIRDSV

- Birds! BIRDS BIRDS!!
IOoT arrived ir m the Solth did Of t hatched
= Young M ckog b. DIS full and commenced
raissi ~ hand grLtI-, d bird Any psntI men
war ch spy pease call at " Cinlo. STR
between X Rton rad Saoon will be sod cheap can =
sen ,y time DUNG this week also exqui.iisl, fine
Sp'ht'h Tfdie ~
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stig I..y cou!s.r toe P.l..n0. vi,h fu % L.wrne.

ssg Italy Coulter. from Palermo with fruit. Lawrence
ship re.;d D.nis. from Assesp Nay y. .ss rlu'h;os
y Nv 20 , rs;;.Sss e ,ds .S Len
sir ship Fra n.loa Is Ia. q. saw two very
b. .Sp rS:mi. Br,w from Liverpool NAV ,s,h with
nd ,yio sth exchanged Signals with IsEsr.ph.
ship Nasschus.,t. Priebard from Hayre. 18th Nay with
mdse nd TO order h ms" lat u.s. % loH a. 30
ses Nh a. IS hh.s mosssrs Alsop Channcey-
.: +
swedish big s. BsiiIolony Mol.trom, &c day. from Pa
rs l., ss e s' sS. 9. F'f sss pr
%sy.d .,ais Lhd.I skjW Arehb,ii-ea hSds sugar 20
RiS nesks acslia day. from c,5dsra, with %.l;.;,
;,gl, .'nn. Niinnra & COLO Aguirs Gaiway-i, 90
Brig Paragon Brighton of Providence % days from Ap,,
chcos with cotton 70 mser-49 bales cotton oe log. eed
l.t in. lat 10 Ion % 40 spoke ur Cook CT Pro-
vip Sa mo, s out 20 % oil sS , 70 Gulf
ton to p Hrbu Co-43S bales cotton ordero6 sticks
Brig Topaz M,be. from St Croiz E. Is, June with ,u-
r. 70 Srf sos ss'd Il 20 with MsJ IN a
LEI no American vsssel,-Spoke nothing.
Brig AEp,s Moore IL days from Hu,macos. PR. with
Habux :ch. LONDON Packet, Johnson ss days from Pa
Dr. brig Alias McC uilam Il Gays from Windsor. Ms with
' ssy: from Am
I'm WITH e.as: to Fable, B.erwonn
bush. Tc Go"e ron iu1' 'aad' with 1850
schr Jane. SINS, days from Elsuth.ra with fruit
VIM ~..: i % s0iis from YIN %s with line
Schr Splendid, Saupcers from Saybrook.
schr Altamaha, Long. from eost'n. with mdse.
Below.
B,rque Calisto, from Can psaehv. odays.
Sailed.
az NJ Liver ,run Snriug Ist Ouxh
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lNn.N CN TALLo
N LAR U "A, NEW YORK.
'VHf. SUBsCR, BEN the nbr that aft, an
rissnrc OF he direction # tie
ii 81 a; the above place h house tho shlv fu
n,shei and pnt y comp'e ofdr aud he by
so libe-sIy eat W. d o. him ia former yea
j.a 2w eoJn &c VI MOORE
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Mexico AND fEXAs.-The Galveston
News publishes the following official letter
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
Mexico, June II, 1914
To w. S. MURPHY, ESQ.,,
Charge d'Afiairs Of the United States.
Sir: wrote few days since that it was
Gen. Santa Annals intention to invade Tex
rs Immediately with large force AS YET
nothing has been done by Congress IN Inc
way OF raising money, but troops nave been
secretly dispatched to reinforce the army
Of the North, and Gen. Canales has been
named 10 the command. lmmediat prepar-
,,;o,s for resistance and defence should be
made
think that Santa Anna calculates on
foreign aid A few days since, an order
appeared in the Diario del Oobierno, ad-
dressed to Gen. Wolf. and directions that
any individual who should be found beyond
league distance from the left bank of the
Rio Bravo should be punished as trilor,
after summary military trial.
spilled to the British minister 10 unite
with me in remonstance TO this order
He replied that he presumed that the Tex
ans were to be treated by Mexico as rebels.
and declined interfering. otherwise than 10
request verbally that the order shall not be
pu: in force against British subjects.
have the honor TO be, your respectfully,
BENZ. f. GREEN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-30

A CrLTvARY DEslDEEATUM.-The an
plication OF chemistry TO cookry in France
has produced curious result, and one likely
10 be- as useful rs curious. ". Hilof, ofihe
Academy Of Sciences, has succeeded in oh
,aining nv diStiIlation in pure, eolorless,
and liquid form, all the properties of the
various culinary vegetables. Thus he can
put you up bottle Of carrots, parsnips,
turrips, or oniens, and YOU may carry it
all over the world, certain of having with
YOU the true flavor Of The vegetable. A Ia
bic spoonful is enough for one pound Of
meat. The secret lies in The mode of dis
rilIation. by which the offensive parts OF
vegetable are lett. II is already an ociect
with Commercial men to export these es-
s.nccs, which are termed aroma ique, to the
French colonies, and with the Government
the'e is an intention of using them extern
siyely in the Navy.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-30
Hay RA1sER.-A few days since we had

HAY RAIsER.-A few days since we had
the pleasure Of seeing little continuance
known by above name, in operation. 1t
consists Of large fork, with four prongs,
about eighteen inches in length, about 10
feet rope and two puIleys. The whole cost
of one is between five six dollars, and with
it boy and two men can unload more hay
than ten men IN the old way of lifting it of
one fork full at time. We are also in
formed by a successful farmer, who had re-
Gently pure chased one, that although he had
only procured his the week before, it had
already saved him more than double the
price OF it in advancing his hay harvest so
escape a heavy shower of Naturalization
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