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IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL. prime quality,
" and in good order just To hand. Tor sale by
IS INIOES q BROTHER.
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This increase amounts to $4,4ss H. equal to about
fifteen per cent. The aggregate receipts Of this road
have not been for some past large and
be many years before dividend be expected even
in the event Of this rate Of increase being realized
It has been recommended to holders Of bills Of the
Bank of River Raisin Michigan not to submit any
crce there is every probability that the bank will
business without essential loss to its creditors
The Attorney General Of Michigan has decided that the
charter of the bank Is forfeited by making an assign
ment and the cashier states that satisfactory arrange
ments for the redemption Of the bills will bs made in
three four weeks and that the charter 10 for.
feted the bholdsrs will be paid par in six eight
months. We give these statements for what they are
worth but is impression that 10 worthless ooa
corn, and par with most Of the banks of Michigan
The system Of conducting banks in that State, and the
in which they closed after becoming inflated
to extent induce those unfortunate enough
TO hold any Of their bills when explosion takes place
to get rid of them at the earliest moment and at what
ever discount may be the current ratio. II requires
vast deal of confidence in the honesty Of the Anancis
of Michigan, than the public generally possess to
induce them to hold paper issue Of any dsfunot bank
Of that State, with the hope that II will ultimately be
redeemed at par.
The rapid increase in the value and quantity Of prov
sons exported frsm this country within the past three
years has been astonishing and gives hopes that o.
very important trade in tsse articles will be ear
RED on between this and the countries Of Europe. Wei
annex table exhibiting the quantity Of lard and cheese
exported in the years 1884, is44 and sl for the puposs
Of showing the extent Of foreign trade in these art
cles and the Improvement realised the tsr artiss
since ls42.
oynI5, ., L.,p srD c.r.:. En.s:1.D I'm.
The COUNTRIES TO wHIcu SHIPMENTS wEas AADs.
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FOREIGN IRRACHERY. -Ine alacrty Win which
our adopted citizens have volunteered their serv-
ces in defence of their adopted country, and our
American institutions, is worthy of all praise, and
reflects the highest credit on their patriotism as
citizens. If any more proof were needed to fall
sify the villanous charges that have for so many
years been heaped upon our naturalized foreign
population, the recent enrolments under the act
of Congress, would set them al rest fore YER
Proof, however, is fortunately not required, be-
cause the good sense and spirit of the American
people have, in the most explicit and satisfactory
way, crushed the false assertion so that they viii
never rise again. Recent events bave shown that
our Irish, German and French population are not
behind their native brethren, in answering the
call of their country. In the State of Georgia, the
only company of volunteers, we believe, that have
left for the OF war; are the Irish Jasper Greens.
This company numbers over ninety of as good
soldiers as ever pulled trigger, while the
dfIeren. companies ofMontgomery Guards, from
the several States. show that the Irish are deter
mined to have large share in the glory that the
country will achieve. In Louisville Lieut.. Pike
OF the Montgomery Guards, a thorough bred Irish
man, actually sold out his house and stock of gro
ceries at auction, left the money for the support
oil ms 1amly, abandoned ms business, ana Win
his brave comrades marched to the seat of war.
Contrast this sacrifice with the conduct of the
editor of the native American organ in st. Louis
He preferred to the harmless shooting stick Of
the printer, TO the musket, and preferred the jim
gle of his press,a the odor Of the lamp OIL to the
din of cannon and smell of saltpeue. He who
would not allow an Irishman to vote, was glad to
procure as his substitute to proceed to the
In New Orleans whole German battalion
has left for the Rio Grande, and in Texas, Mis-
souri,, and other States, the Germans are volun-
teering in large numbers.
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Watering Places.

As the season advances the watering places
receiving their accustomed visitors The fashionabos
this way for Saratoga, Newport Niagara, and
other places Of summer resort
At the Falls, Mr. Hollis White of Buffalo has opened
the Eagle Hotel, which understand has been newly
repaired and painted and furnished in the most comforta
BILE and elegant style The furniture is entirely and
Of the best quality and the wines and liquors are of the
choicest brands
Mr.. White has engaged French cook, and has made
every arrangement for the reception Of guests From
the reputation he has hitherto squirrel, augur for his
house an extensive patronage.
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Total. ............2,A 56,6o7 7,Ns,W 1911 II
The quantity of lard shipped in lsl5 about twen
per less than in 1884, while the shipments Of chees
in lsa5 were about six hundred thousand pounds create
than in ls44 From the opening OF provision trad
with Great Britain lard has been the principal tsp
export and although there was last year slight fa1
ing off, the consumption Of the article at home ad
abroad is rapidly increasing in fact the homo or d.
mestic consumption increasing rapidly that We cal
not supply the demand from abroad. The shipments
this article, which have given officially from time
time show great increase this year compared with Lad
and have doubt, our provision trade general
increases but that this branch will maintain the lead
has from the start taken. The demand in Europe, b
principally in Great Britain for cheese Of American ma
ufacturc Is annually increasing largo per oent ami
already reached very great extent Many of the pr
JUDGES which existed at first among the consumers
Grca Britain In relation TO the quality style Of man
facture, &c. Of American cheese have disappeared;
the great improvements made within the past year
two in the production Of this article, must give It pr
ference over many descriptions manufactured In En-
land and build up markets abroad which will take eve
pound Of our surplus manufacture As our grain Gro
out in some sections Of the country, the farmers
and the manufacture Of dairy productions this way
supply Of these articles will increase very rapidly
cost Of production become reduced and our ability
supply foreign markets greatly enhanced. We have
great deal Of confidence in there being such npro,
meats made in our financial systems, will bring ioy
tue cost Of production without reducing in the Sigh
degree the profits Of the producers II Is in this "
that We must expect to compete successfully with
producers Of other countries In their own markets
cannot expect 10 build up permanent and extensive m
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This sheet will this week contain graphic illustra-
ton Of the thrilling effect the of the brllanb
Of Paio Alto and RssaeG de Ia Palma had upon General
Partdes and his Cabinet while dinner in the City Of
Mexico 1t was skeiched from life by artist, who
thrown into state Of clsrvoyance for the purpose
II wiz Of course also contain all the intelligence from
Mexico the Rio Grande and Washington of the militia
~ movements throughout the Union the investment OF
Maamoras, the Correspondence between Mr. Secretary
Marcy and General Scott the full details of the Webster
Inyeugation the latest information relative TO the pro-
babls settlement of the Oregon question: the financial
and commercial news OF the week, the examination at
West Point, &c. sc.
This number Of the Weekly WILL therefore, BIO an ex.
eellent send the country and to Europe Co.
pies in wrappers viii be ready o'clock this
ing. Price sixpence each.
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Increase .$ll 664 ID
This increase amounts to about eleven per cent The
business Of this section Of the road rapidly Increasing
and the best four monhs Of the year for busnsss yet
to comeas immense quantity ofmarkst prodacss daily
brought this city The estimated receipts for tie year
viii probably be exceeded The company have agreed
to give every holder Of the new stock free pass for
trip over the road, any time during the summer to
BILE them judge by personal inspection of the state Of
the road and Of the progress made in the sxtsnson
The receipts Of all tho railroads Of the country In.
creasing-some greater per cent than othsrs-but al
are improving in their income and In their condition 60.
Morally. The gross income Of the Mohawk and Hudson
Railroad Company for the nrs Ave months Of lsAs and
ls46, was a. follows:
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Court or General Sessions.

Before Recorder Scott, and Aid Walker and Walsh.
john McKEoS, Esq. District Attorney
Jerx l2-Ihs TRIAL Of Jacob y. Piotto.-The Re-
corder delivered his charge TO the jury in this about
O'Clock last night but entering the Court o'clock
this morning. the jury stated that they atlc to
agree upon q verdict They accordingly dis
charged from further consideration Of tho subject
Plea Of Guilty Robert Mitchell, against whom there
three indictments for burglary In the 3D. degree
being called through his counsel asked to he allowed to
plead guilty petit larcenes the ground that he
In very feeble state and his health is gradually fail
ing disease Of the lungs Dr. Tompkins, the talent
cd phys clan Of the city prison. testified to the impaired
state Of the prisoners health. Tho Court accordingly
ceived plea of guilty petit arcenies and sentenced
the prisoner he Imprisoned in the renlentiary for the
tern Of liz months on each Indictment
Ttsi for Bpgidyy-Aiichael Riley was then called
70 usl on charge of having, on the night oi the 18th
o. Nay last, broken into the exchange Office Of Jacob
Naiiord No. Thomas st, and stolen therefrom a
CARPET rag and quantity OF clothing worth Sl0 which
were ound IN the possession Of the accused the
exchange once, and shortly the robbery is sup
posed TO have taken place. The jury found hin guilty
Of petit larceny only, and he rcmanded for
tences
Trial for obtaining Goods by fass Pr,fenees Laugh
lin Mccormick was next placed trial for false pre-
fences in having obtained by false representation II
rcams OF paper and other property, worth Sas from MIR
had been examined the part Of the prosecution
Their In the deferred until Monday
morning, and the Court adjourned
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GENERAL soorT ON GRAxMAR.-General Scot,
having finished "his hasty plate of soup with
Field Marshal Marcy, is now engaged in cam
paign with Mr.. Richie on points e., dashes g.,
brackets J, and grammar in general. We are
sorry TO see the hero Of chippewa engaged in
sush small affairs 1t only reminds us Of GER
tain passage in classic lore-Achlles and the dis
s.F
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TnouBIS IN THE SAUSAGE CAMr.-Therc is
great trouble here in the sausage camp Slamm,
Bang and Co, (vSs the Daily Glo5e,) are very bit
TOR on Mr.. Polk, and his whole cabine,--particu-
larry on Bancroft and Marcy. They complain
that the Collector, the Navy Agent, and the Post
master, give all the .poils 10 the wrong people.
Particularly do they complain Of the Navy Agent,
for giving the fitting out Of the vessels, &c, to
wings Can't Mr. Polk have bowels of compas-
SION TO the sausage men here1 Will Mr.. Marcy
be dealt If nothing is vacant, give them tina,
pair Of patched pantaloons. Do
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EIcuRsIoS.-The steamboat Orus, Capt. Price, will
make excursion to the Ocean House. Shrewsbury, to-
morrow.
TRIps TO Cosry IsLASp-Two splendid boats, the
Herald and Proprietor, regularly TO Coney
Island. See Advertisement
ACCIDENTALLY KiLLEp.-The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday, the Of Second Avenue and Thirty.
fifth street the body Of James Boyer born in Ireland
about 40 years Of age who to his death by injuries
received by being struck by piece Of rock from blast
which he had prepared and set OFF Verdict accordingly.
CoKoSERs OrricE-JurE l2-Sudden Deafh-The Co
held inquest yesterday at % Monroe street
the body of William Smith, born in London, England
30 years age who his death by disease Of the
heart. Verdict accordingly.
Also the Coroner held an inquest at No ala Watt
street, the body of Ann Sergeant born in Baltimore
80 years Of age who to her death by Inflammation
Of the stomach and bowels.
Also at the City Prison. the body OF Eliza Schoon-
born Of Albany about ~ years Of age who to her
death by delirium tremens
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trying the human constitution than sudden changes
mosphee Heat rarihes the blood quck the circulation
and the perspatIon but when suddeny checked
those humors which should off by the skin thrown of
nwsIdy, causing coughs colds, consumption difficulty Of
breathing. watey and nfamed eyes, sore thro fevers
rheumatic pains in vsous Of the body and many other
complaints the usual symptoms of catching cold.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills delightful medicine
for carrying of codbec they expeI from the body
those humors which only Of the above
plsuis but ofever maady under heaven Four ve said
Indian Vegetable Pills taken night going to bed WILL
IN few days. carry of the obstinate colds the
tune the digestive will be restored healthy
and the blood so completely purified that new life and vgor
CAuTIoNt should be remembered that Mr. Samuel Reed,
Of Baltimore: Mr. John DIon, of Esston, Pa and Nessrs
Browning Brothers, Of Phldephia, Of
and as they purchase Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills At
they may have for sale.
The only security against imposition is purchase FROM
person unless he show certificate Of At the
Office and General Depot No 2ss Gresnw,eh street, New
York WILLIAM WRIGHT
Superior Musical Tuition fos Young Ladies'.
To Parents and Ousrdians.-Niusic Taught the
Improved Method with sp,d and reasonable terms
in Europe. and who minrts with facility rhoierrh
knowledge of the science ~ he! pupils continued with ee
graceful execution DESTROYS Of taking lew
female pupils either at her residence ~ theirs
be attended application at 10 Mercer street where
the lady resides will receive personal attention z i'm
Great Demand for vews---Pbiindcipai
Agents Cor the Herald, O. b Zeber Co. Ledger Build
ing, Sd street. below Chestnut where
leave their and have the paper served reguiy
their and dwellings sdssely sier the arrival Of the
Terms IS mouth, tucludnt the Sunday lie
raid; ~ cents withoatM Single copies eens. I'm
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duly enrolled Volunteers in the Regimen, Of Hck
Blues agreeaby orders from the Adju
Generals Department hereby directed to appear
zens dress Monday 18th nst the Arsenal Yard
of Elm and Franklin half o'clock
for the Of being mustered into the service Of
the State of New or, by Major General C. W. Sandord
who has detailed by the for that
purpose.
Puncua lity and strict attention this order 10
ly demanded. By order,
New YoRK, June 18th, 1876
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SIoSs.-We understand that the Tamman,
Society intend TO confer the honor of "Sachem'
on General Taylor.
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Re
This Is the anniversary Of the celebrated panic day In
ls4l when decline in the fances of twelve TO fifteen
per cent was experienced falling of to-day in the
leading fancy stocks took place Long Island declined
81 per cent, Canton a. Harlem Norwich and worcss
ter H. Reading IL Canton l. Morris Canal l, Farmsr1
Loan Pennsylvania SIS J. vckburg /. Ohio e's olsssd
yesterdays prices After the Hrst board thsre was
revival in prices. and considerable business was trans
acted. .Fx6.
AT the second board prices took start upward. Read
ing advanced per cent Fsrmsrs Loan l. Norwich and
Long Island H. Tho sales at the last board large
and tho impetus given to prices by the probable settle
ment Of the Oregon question will doubt carry them
up several per higher The slight reaction noticed
yesterday and the opening Of the market to-day IL
one of those movements generally experienced whs
prices are rapidly rising but it is usually temporary
In its effect
The United States Insurance Company, of Boston !,
have declared semi-annual dividend Of six per cent,
payable on demand.
The Erie Railroad Company have called for install
men often dollars per SHARE payable ON or before the
10Th inst When this instalment IL paid there will be
twenty dollars per share paid the new stock of this
company The progress made by the new board Of d.
rectors in the construction of this road and in it, 6nan
oia affairs within the past year, entities them to
great deal of praise and the stockholders generally have
great confidence in their management The receipts of
the eastern division Of the Erie Railroad for the 6rst
eight months of the past two fiscal years have been a.
annexed
New YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.
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The CANADIAN PARLIAMENT was prorogued OF
the 9th instant, to the 18th proximo.
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Common Pleas.


JusE l2.-Clark Us. Bropne-Ths cause, which oc.
copied the court for three days summed up yescr
day and about to be given to the Jury when of the
jurors stated that he wanted to 60 funeral and
quested 10 be discharged Whilst the counsel were con-
sulting a. to whether they would consent or not
slipped out and followed by one or two others
The consequence is the cause after taking up much
oil the public timc, will have TO be tried again next
Before Judge DAILY
I'm. Renpiek Us. Samr Mc.4Hisfer.-This was an as.
tion to 500 from the defendant az surety for
VIM. McAlstcr who hired premises from the plaintiff
The defence set up was that VIM McAllister had died.
and that after his DEATH the premises occupied by
other tenants with the consent Of the plaintiff Verdict
for plaintiff for the full amount
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attention Of our readers 70 new work on Galvansm, Just
published by Dr. A. H. CHRISTIE, and which be obtain
ed gratis the Agency No 1872 Broadway. It brief but
interesting treatise this important subject which
generally attracting the attention Of philosophers by
influence the operations OF nature and its extended
necton with physical science Ii well worthy the
only agency in New York.
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Foreign News.

The Great Western may be expected tomorrow OF
next day She viii bring ten days later intelligence
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United States Circuit Court.
q Before Judge Rats

'JuSE l2.-Francis Durand ct al u.s. Edpard Curfis-
charged by plaintiff while he was collector Of this port
In 53 the plaintiffs imported large quantity Of French
wines (red) The defendant insisted they imita
ton Of port wine, and charged the duty which that
wine Is liable The plaintiffs paid the duty under pro-
test and bring their action to the back
on the part OF plaintiffs TO show that the wine although
it resembled port wine slightly, that good Judge could
Burgundy chemical analysis, made by DR.. Chiffon.
was also given in evidence. rhe Jury found verdict
for plaintiffs for the full amount claimed For plaintiffs
Mr. Robert. Dillon. For defendant Mr.. O. Hoffman
WAR AMONG THE CALIFORNIA EMIeRASrs-Thc
81. Louis Republican of the 3D. inst says-A re-
port was rife at Wes'por, Missouri when the steamer
Radnor there said 10 have been brought in on the
previous day that the Mormons or the Mormons in con-
necton with the Indians had made attack the Cali
iornia emigrans on the plains. at the Kansas
river in which Governor Boggs and number Of others
being raised at Westport 90 ascertain the truth
of the report We give the story we heard il, rc
do we think it entitled to any credit company
OF two hundred and thirty Indians Of both and oil
agss from the part Of the state Of Now
Cayugs, Tuscarora, Oneida, Delaware, and Onondaga
tribes arrived here Yesterday on the steamer susqae.
beyond the western boundary Of this State
JoH~ C. CALHovr.--A meeting was held at Edre6eld
Courthouse. South Carolina, few days ago. at which,
after patriotic speeches by Messrs r. w. Pckens L. T.
Wgfl and several others resolutions approving of tho
course OF the Administration in the Mexican war and
pedgng the people Of that section Of the to Its sup
port were adopted with entire unanmlty. Prior the
adjournment Col Wigfali submitted resolution dccar.
ing that in tho course lately pursued by Hoo. John c.
Calhoun in the u s. Senate we nothing to condemn
and every thing TO approve; and that have undimn.
ihei confidence In his patriotism. and increased con6denc
Ia mis- wisdom" This resolution was advocated by the
in and eloquent manner and opposed by
Messrs N. L. Griffin, w. Brooks, NJ l.. Bonham, J.
Tory, d. q fancey, and c. Brooks; and finally
laid upon the ablesn indirect mode of grsi. citing it,
" nat does this portcnd Has Mr.. calhoun outlived
tse liking Of The people of South Carolina of whom hc
has so long been the idol