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tain articles imported into Great Britain for three months
ending April 9TH Of the past three yssu:-

II will DO perceived that there has been very great
in the importation Of brcsdstus into Great Br
TAIN for the hst thres months Of s6 compared with the
corresponding period in either Of the previous two
This increase has been principally from the Unitsd
States which has been sh ped from this country in an
cipaion Of advance In the markets Of England This
table shows merely the imports for the hrst quarter Of
each Of the past years; the surplus Of breadstus
10 the ports Of Liverpool the result Of largo shipments
from this country It the close Of last year. very
large which swsllcd the stock In and Of bond to an
immense extent II Is 10 these immense and uncallsd
for shipments. can trucs the difficulties Of those ia
this country engaged In the trade twas movement
purely speculative in Its character and In its results hiss
been similar to all such movements The accounts
which from time to time reached from Liverpool,
throughout the fall in relation to the crops Of Great r
tain the excitement which high from end Of
the country to the other and the rapid rise in the prices
Cor all kinds Of breadstuYs the anxiety exhibited for
late news from the other side In relation to the corn
markets Of Europe, the running Of expresses from the
s~ V the great Securing sections VI the west the srve
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MONEY MARKET.
Tues1lay, june N3-6 p, h

Tuesday, June A3-6 r. M.
The market opened heavy this morning. and prices
fell off about per cent and closed heavy at the de-
cline The bears making desperate effort get prices
down, and there every probability Of their succeeding
At the first board Long Island fell of per cent Har
lem, !; Norwich and Worcester, y; Reading l Nor.
ris Canal, "; Canton Co. Ohio e X; Pennsy lvaeia
So closed at yesterdays prices
At the second board transactions were very limited
but prices firm. and in some instances slight In
provsment quotations current at the 6rst board was
realized. There appears to be desperate contest be-
tween the bears and the bulls and II is Impossible tell
which Will gain the ascendancy The in favor Of
the bears; but when consider that there has been
in fact improve ment Of consequence in the stock
market, under the circumasncss--when vs consider
that there has been very great and mporsnt change
In everything connected with foreign polical and
commercial affairs and that are now in fair way Of
reaching greater prosperity than have snje, "a fer
years. the advance in stocks has been very trnng
per cent AZ said before the season ia in favor oil the
bears and the dull times approaehiag will to acsrtan
extent, tend to depression OF the stock market
The Tradesmens Bank has declared q dividend Of
i've per cent. payable on the LIST Of July
The afiairs OF the New Hampshire Union Bank At
Portsmouth, will be closed on the first day Of July neAS
Persons holding bills present them prior 70 that
time
The three railroad companies on the Boston and New
York route, viz the Long Island, Norwich and worcss
ter and the Stonington have raised the price passage
between the two cities The fare now four dollars
and that Is little enough for the distance two hundred
and twenty miles. This will give favorable CON.
psxon to the returns Of receipts and improve value
OF these stocks II very strange TACT that tho three
railroads. ON the direct route between this city and Bo
ton do not pay dividends but when look at the com
petition and reduced price Of passage heretofore esta
blished, 10 not surprising Il Il full time that these
companies should adopt hy which fair
price can be sustained
The semiannual interest the funded debt Of Penn
sylvania due in August riu Be paid fun promptly Il
maturity. The promptituds with which several coun-
ties have paid their taxes and the increased revenue
from the State improvements places that event beyond
doubt
We annex statement exhibiting the quantity Of Ger
tain articles imported into Great Britain for three months
ending April 9th of the past three vaars -
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New York, June %, 1913.



The Vice Chancellor delivered the following dsci.
sions
john Smfh Rogers ps Francis Msuncsv It, al-or.
dered that the order made tho application of tho de-
PENDANT Bisborrow dated the 2eh Of February. lsa6
b vacated - also all the proceedings under IT, and that
the proceed 70 make good their claim 70 tho
rule OF this Court = - 49,
Lorsnso D Burden % Messs z .armsns. Ordered
that be referred Justice Rugges to appoint receiver
o. the estate and to appropriate tho rents under the
mortgage Tho mss or i alao 70 take the REQUESTS
curi'y from the receiver and 10 Unjust him to pay tss
taxes new dno out OF tho fut moneys which may come
in and next 10 provide for the and ground
Chariss n Critic ~ OrriH Cyans-ordersd that
the masters be taken on the files aud he referred
back to him, AM that tho reference rsopened give
the department opportunity OF putting In process
and OF ding bond il he shall IT. for winch pur
pose the master shall keep the reference open for forty
days, and then make report.
The J.6erson lrsur0ncs CompanyCs Joseph Carter. It,
ois I'm this case the mastery report was confirmed with
Morris 4 Wheeler.
Wm Snsdiksr a.. Thomas Pedvson--Tn this case the
Court said exceptions for mperno-ce, which had been
allowed by tue masters were well taken, and ordered
that the report be confirmed with the Sd exception ever
ruled.
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Highly Important from Mexico.

In another column Will be found some highly
interesting intslligencs from Mexico, which was
received at New Orleans on the 18th inst.
i appears that General Arsta, at the head OF
an army of fifteen thousand men, had established
his head quarters at Monterey, aud had sent pro-
posals of an armistce to Gen. Taylor, to which
Gen. Taylor laconicauy replied that he would
meet him at Monterey.
II also appears that the Mexican General Ca
males, and force OF fifteen hundred men, were
concentrating at Rionosa, to which place an
American force of eight hundred men, under COL
Wilson, were proceeding.
The next news from the army will, there
fore, be of considerable interest, and per-
haps Of an exciting nature. Indeed, the intelli-
gence from the war-quarer will again be of more
and more importance by every arrival. The
next accounts may contain the particulars of
battle between COL Wilson'S command and the
force under Canalss at Ronosa. The continual
ton or termination of the war will undoubtedly
depend the result of these battles, and
perhaps the one that may be fought at Monterey,
between "Old Rough and Ready and Arista.
If the NIexcans be defeated, they will probably
never take the field again, in any shape and
if, as hardly can be supposed, the Americans be
defeated, il will inspire Arista with hope and
courage, and, with Paroles, continue the war.
We may confidently look out for the most ex-
citing news soon-probably second edition Of
the victories of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma
by the 4th of July next.
Meanwhile we must watch the progress of the
new Republic of Rio Grande.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

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O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and her letter bags win
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Our Arrangemonts for it, 1ublica-
ton and Circulation, 20.

We ntimsssd to the public, some time anss, that We
making arrangements to establish edition Of this
journal for the reading people Of the old world. to b
issued the departure of every ship from New
York and Boston We have been from that time until
and have the pleasure Of informing readers and the
public Of Europe and America, that they
The Herald for Europa win be twice the dzs Of the
Daily Herald and will be issued at the price
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news frsm the time Of departure Of Steamship to
We have already Issued three numbers Of the Herald
fer Eavo?s and the catering reception i has met
with. jus6ss " IN spszing expense V make 1t all
The proprietor Of this establishment has gone to
Europe. for the purpose Of rsmodeng. . more
tended scale our system Of European corrssponencs
all the principal cities in tho old world for the sale Of
this Dew sheet The unprecedented and accumulating
ing world have received give us ass and .is means
to hl the gap In the newspaper business which the pro-
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Hsraid for Europe In way that will detract Com
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THuSpKs sroRns.--vsry heavy and destructive thun.
der storms occurred IN The northern and western parts o.
Syracuse, Roesssssr and Bukfo, the ssss vtrs psrtS
culariy ssvvFe
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. AtaAvv, june a. 1916.
IhS .dbsence Of tia Erscufirs.
Governor Wright set Of from the city this morning.
for the beautiful Town called Pittsburgh on the border
Of Lake Champlain. Tho Governor will meet Mrs.
Wright at this place, and they will proceed Lake
the venerable mother Of the Executive This aged lady
quite ILL., and will not, probably survive many months.
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Police Iuteliirence.

JuNE 23.-Suspicion of Grand Lascsny.--A young man
called Bill Smith alias Wilison, arrested yestsrdsy
suspicion of robbing the premises Of Mrs. Abby
Thompson No 800 Madison street, the 4th instant OF
500 bank bill. also, sovsrcgns and four silver
spoons valued in all at $l37 95 Il appears this chap
to be piowling about the premises and also
be pesPing in at the front door in company with another
fellow called schemerho None Of the property yet
recovered. Smith was locked up for examination.
A Dishonest CAB Drrer.--A man by the name Of VIM.
OBran arrested Yesterday by officer Cook, Of the
9th ward charged with stealing carpetbag containing
various articles Of clothing valued at $24 belonging to
lady whom no drove in his cab to No. 707 Greenwich
street Committed by Justice Roome.
a Dshonesf apprentice "A German boy, II years OF
age. called Frederick Kerner apprentice to Mr. G.
Miller No 43 Greenwich street. arrested yesterday
for robbing his master at various times of boots and
shoes to the amount Of $67 He acknowledged the fact
Of stealing tho property and showed the ocer where no
had sold portion Of them, from whom part Of the pro-
psrty recovered Committed to prison for trial
Breas Pin StoIen-A valuable breast PIN worth $500,
wss stolen, Monday last, from the jewelry store
oil Mr.. Horrible wcr, No. 70 Wall street
ShopHfeY CaustE--Mary Smith was arrested last
night having besh caught in the aot Of lifting" apiece
Of muslin, containing 81 yards, from tho store occupied
BY George NJ Mann, No. zee Second street LocGsd mp
for trial
Psss Lsyeeniss william Harris wss caught IN the
ACT Of stealing vest worth ~ belonging 20 Mr. Mead
Committed 70 the Tombs 6teats Green and james
johnson, two bcya were caught yesterday In the cot
Of stealing bottle Of swss oil from tho stors Of Mr.
John C. Morrison. No ise 0rssnwich st. Locksdpp
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CoNsr1TUTIoNAI CONVENTION, juno 0.-Mr.
Gardner presented the memorial Of the Tuscarora
tribe Of Indians praying that their present political con-
dton may not 30 disturbed. Several inquiries wers
propossds-By Nr. Townsend the propusty Of fixing q
constjtjoual limit to The amount OF real and personal
property that may be bald by individuals exempt from
cxscution for debt By Nr Waterbury, the expediency
Of provision requiring all laws grating debt TO be sub
ted to tho people before taking sfect except In
OF war or insurrecton, Or. BY MIR Strong. the expe
dsncy Of provision declaring that bonds, mortgages
and ali other liens on real estate, shall not be taxed
personal property. Mr.. Russell, pursuant to notice.
moved reconsideration OF the resolution declaring TO
be inexpcdicnt for committees to accompany their
ports with written statements Of the for such
ports This motion debated until near two O'Clock
No question Adjourned--s6ibany Argue
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Jcrs - The Unifed Sfafes Sswds So MsvsA -
vedc, for tbs United States against both dssndanss-
S9s27 %.
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A rcnoontrs took place ct Lebanon. Kentucky, h.
tween Thomas Chandler and Thomas Elder Three shoss
were discharged from revolver by the latter but with
out esc when Chandler sabbsd Elder killing him In
stantly.
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MAGNETIC IKLnoRAru.-There was a fash from
New Haven Yesterday. We shall soon have one
from Boston.
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but he may yet be rs popular as "old Rough and
Ready ~
The moves on the political chess board viii,
refore, be highly interesting from this time for
ward. Gen. Taylor though not regularly taken
up by any party, is yet the most available candi-
date at present, and the success of the whig par
ty depends on his acceptance Of their nomination
should il be offered 10 him. Should the other
candidates contrive to head him Of in the con-
venton, it is probable that he may be taken up,
even without his consent, by the democrats, and
secure for that partya most signal triumph.
In the meantime, the brave old General will
throw his leg over the pommel Of his saddle and
head his troops to Monterey.
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AMERICAN PRoNuNoIAMEvTos.--We published
yesterday, among the news from the army Of &C.
cupation, that a new paper, in Spanish and
English, called the Republic of Rio Grande and
Friend Of the People, had been commenced at
Matamoras, under favorable auspices. The
avowed object Of this paper is TO incite the inha-
bitants of the department Of Tamaulipas TO
throw off the Mexican yoke, establish their indie
pendence, and ultimately ally their destiny with
that Of the United States.
Some time since we suggested the same course,
pointed out tho success that would undoubtedly
attend it, and we are glad to see our suggestions
carried out so soon.
The establishment Of this paper, Insignificant
as it may appear at first sight. is an event preg-
nant with importance. II is the commencement
Of series of events that will have an important
influence on the destinies Of America, and the
whole world. 1t is the shadow which the mighty
events that Will certainly follow, have thrown be-
fore them. Our readers are familiar with the
distracted condition of Mexico for twenty years
and upwards, and Likewise Of the influence Of
the press in that country, and the dissatisfaction
Of the people towards their rulers. Let them
consider then the progressive spread of our inhu-
ence-the occupation Of portion Of Northern
Mexico by the victorious Anericans-the locating
Of thousands Of American volunteers, when the
war shall be ended and couple these with the
establishment Of free press, devoted to accom-
plishing another Texas revolution and ndepsn-
denoe, and they can see the consequence.
The republic Of the Rio Grande will start into
existence in time it will DO annexed to the Uni
ted States; other departments will follow in quick
succession-and the gradual and total identi6ca-
ton Of the whole of Mexico with the United
States. Here, then, we have inkling of the
effects that will follow the establishment Of this
new paper 1t is the seed of mighty changes and
revolutions, which, when fully matured and har-
vested, will be found to cover the whole of
Mexico. Let the heroes Of San Jacinto put their
finger to their nose and ponder.
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against the perpetual chickering's OF an gov
ofnmen. The opposite banks Of stream like the Rio
Bravo dividing fertile valley, is the worst possible
boundary nations unleas there IL affinity OF in
situations and Of laws, among the inhabitants The Uni
ted States Of Amerca viii never reccdc in the face OF
monarchy they must greet kindred republic across
the Rio Gande and entrsnch themselves upon
tho rugged and dcfes Of the Sierra Madre The
which our Congress has just voted Of fifty thou
sand mon and ten millions Of dollars enables the Pres
dent TO dictate the terms Of peace in capital and
now resu with yourselves, people of Northern Mexico
10 assume an attitude which win place you fifty years In
advance Of your position hurl you back among
the ansrchicsl fragments Of the interior Of Mexico
subde and rot perhaps under the stagnant calm of des
pots or psrhsps 10 expire In feeble and stenusted
snsgoni.m 10 principles which must ulumsssly govvrn
The world"
[From the savsansh Georgian, June le1
We publish the following extract from lstter nom
gentleman s Point Isabel to friend in this city. The
Istteris dstsd Jnns7
form you that Colonel Monosh continues 70 improve
slowly, although still on hls back His wcunds are
during the day B. 6:s been very much dsbissed. but
arm e dong rsmsrtsSy ws and w in the course Of
few days. heal mp atogether That N me neck mas IN
great measure ceased 10 discharge In the mouth but
still continuesto do the outer wound Of the neck
The doctor thinks i will Close soon al least we all
mo army are doing little or nothing present They
are encsmred about Matsmoros recruiting themselves
suf6ciently 10 march into Mexico The drst regiment,
together with two companies OF Texas volunteers march
I'd Yesterday for Rcnosa about so miles from Mstamoras
10 taxa poeeession of Gen. Ampuda 10 said he there
with snail brcs and holds the inhabitants in constant
The Quarter Masters Department have been trying to
procure bstwssn and 1000 pack mules The inhabitants
are told, should hey hold any intercourse with the
american army that their proPsry WI Be- csca. c:sa
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Plumbe's National Daguerrean Gallery ISL
BroadwayThis 10 the WorlJrenowned place. combining
both the exctement Of actual life wh the absacness sd
ceebr.s. e the srd ssqai,itey painted ~ the pene A.
image mirror had been tsnsfxed BY magic ard doomed
to remain orevedumb, speaknglfeess eloquent
their prototypes call the Professor for the
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White French ClaiaA Dinlng SETS, 15l Uss-
fri Pieces the anprsssdsa.sd reduced pres OF sa7
g dozeu All kinds Of Chine aad GLASS ar ,h. establish
Giadoes, Csndssbras. Gas Fixtures ke the rsdu
ccd prices Purchasers will md ]. particularly their
bers street. J. KERR
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ties Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid This new sppI
cation Of the powers Of galvanism and magnetism.
the cure Of nervous most tedion, cfthe
Rings and Fluid superscng the 81
batteries machines &c a. being preferable fohe uni
lae Broadway. Anew work on 0avanism, BY d.. A. Il.
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FREE BATus.-We notice that Alderman Hart
of the 9th Ward, in the Common Council of Mon
day evening, offered resolution in favor of direct
ing the Committee ON Arts and Sciences to inquire
into the expedency of erecting free bathing
houses in the city OF New York.
Whether this resolution was suggested by our
article upon the subject the day previous not
aware, the prosecution Of it will be one Of the
most popular local movements Of the day, and
viii endear to the peoples hearts the movers in it.
We are aware that Common Councils have a
peculiar way Of adopting resolutions and by some
sort of hocus pocus never hearing from them
again. We hope that such may not be the case
in this matter; but the resolution was adopted,
we should Like TO sec its mover attend 70 it, and
not allow 1t 70 lag Will the Committee on Arts
and Sciences be 70 good as to make their report
rs quickly as possible
II this plan is carried out New York will have
the honor Of having given her oidsens the frs
frcc baths in the country.