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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, May 24-Wednesday p. IN.
In common probably, with other readers of the Jnon
was somewhat surprised find in the paper of the I7th
the name OF an Individual made free Of in connexion
with abusive ephets, by an anonymous correspondent
such attacks usually carry with them their own
neither very apparently sound will be
necessary notice them but in point The quo
seemingly contained in paragraph which implies that
the Democratic Review had attacked the 1t NIGH
simply be said that the implication is ialsehood. But
we may have the charity suppose that the
of ption that mseads the writer French
affairs, caused him TO misconstrue paragraph under
the gossip" head of the May number of the Review,
in which, while condemning all wars, it remarked,
whether the Mexican war OF that description, is a
subject which have heretofore elsewhere discussed
All the readers of the Review how continuously
and zeaouy it has advocated both the necessity and
conduct OF the Mexican war; and therefore how inaccurate
is the aspersion OF this anonymous writer, TO whom re-
nd peusal of the in France, and take
the leading article of the ''True Sum- of Tuesday key
the understanding Of the case lest he be found ui-
mately TO have been fighting against repubcanism.
The late accounts which have reached during the
week from Europe very adverse the grain trade.
Fourteen days of fine weather have dspelled the
vest and parayze speculation in breadsius causing
prices give way The reaction of those fears upon the
manufacturing interests have envened trade
some extent especially that fears of outbreak in
Ireland had somewhat subsidized The prospect of cheap
food only removed dreaded incentive disturbance
the large of England but induced hopes of that
revival OF the home trade which usually follows cheap
food. In this view, aided by continued cheapness OF
money, and the very low price of the MATERIAL
of hands in and about Manchester, April and April
%, as follows.
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Communicated.


Captain John A. BLAKE, who has been named for the
colecorship, will be voted for by of both political
parties He is Jealous supporter of Mr. Force for the
mayoralty is in favor Of municipal reform in other words
in favor of cheap city government, low taxation just
administration OF the laws and of such extension the
primary school system will afford facilities all obtain
the blessings of a good education He is mechanic by
profession responsible, industrious, has thorough know
edge of business is in all his dealings, and
in his intercourse with his felow-men. In a word
he is upright and a beral-minded man. and will make
good collector if elected and if he is elected, will
be because of determna the part of the to
keep the present incumbent in for another year.
VOTER
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transactions follow. Lot No L. about 900 lbs
extra super New York. s6i s6A lot No g. about 900
$4,000 lbs fine New York. 2si Isl lot No. L. about
900 lbs New York, 81 - lot No g. about 900
lbs, Ohio, 3oi lot No. s, about 5000 lbs
Ohio 3oa lot No. T. about 800 lbs. Ohio 3OA.
The market has improved under the sdvioee
and quotations better As, however. holders
are very firm at this advance the amount OF transactions
more limited The receipts all the ports thus far.
bales more than last year, and the export ,56S
oaes over those of the period year The quota
tons follows.
good ord good mid to fair good fair.
Mobile i ma T. si' o"' IA ia AL a:s'
Inc Hour market, which heavy under the receipts
rom canal on the receipt OF the advices per the
declined rapidly but the decline induced larger
actions and the market closes fmer So 80 IS Is for
pure Genesee Ohio straight brands IS Is IS SIT; Mich
'gan 10 Is Alexandria, Baltimore and Georgetown, 81
50 Ia. Rye flour $3 62a W 6sS Corn meal is frmx
81 43s w 90 Jersey yellow; white 81 S7k sc 49,
Grain has also given way, and wheat cents lowers
sales Illinois, via New Orleans 81 l2A Ohio 81 North
Oats at AZ cents for Jersey canal Al. Corn
good demand but the arrivals from New Orleans have
been large sales 900 bushels. IS 81 cents, northern
and Jersey yellow white Jersey 55 50 cents mix
ed southern, New Orleans AZ 50 cents Hay dull
43 AZ Hemp $l57 $3.50 dew-rotted Anne
rican Hops dull at 81 al Lead is active at do
cline sales Missouri 80 81 (haf cash) 80 rs So III
arrive. Thomaston lime rs cts cash. North Carolina
penne w 50 per $50 bs.-stock light, prices firm do.
rosn 60 IS Provisions heavy and Ohio pork has
declined 80 rs in days. sales OF mess closing 80
$40 l2t; prime So SO Is prime 50 l2A Beet is
in greater demand sales of SO gu 80 76 country
80 I2a 80 49, city prime IS 50 So. Ohio lard i'm
proved and again fell Off sales of fair prime 81 81 cts
Butter in fair demand New cheese 81 81 Co. Rice dull
at SO rs SO 80. Salt 81 49, Timothy seed has been
sold $i7 "a $l7 so, tierces Whiskey has declined,
closing at 2Oa 81 cts. Talow dull at 8 a 81 cts
Freights active Liverpool ut 532d for cotton
Corn in bulk Id For the continent nothing doing.
has heAn lthOnt rnatar A1 0hpnnA Nhnir
per- of which little is to be had goes II per cent,
at cal' Money is had at At Boston money is
reported worth II per month, with about 81 900 to
be paid LIST proxmo railway calls The banks horo,
Notwithstanding that, above, the shipments Of
specie for May including day. very 81 OOO
do appear be uneasy The amount of coin hand
accumuates instead OF diminishing great deal comes
in from Europe reported and more from the interior
The Southerner, from Charleston, yesterday brought
100000.
The stock market has remained pretty firm, although
there large orders received for European
The circular of the Messrs Barring May g. says small pur
chases of American stocks made for investment with
change in The sound stocks here close rather
ka,tar Col,
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The season is now nearly and it has been fair
Imported goods, well domestic, have been sold TO
considerable extent for consumption the interior but
importers have by no means made profitable business,
and orders Tor goods will be small the fall The pros
pect is, however, that the supply of English goods will
be large, nasmuch the present admirable warehouse
facilities are such to make English capital available for
holding stocks here understood that considerable guam
titles of goods will be advanced by English capitalists and
held in warehouse here, well supply the demand for
markets, complete assortnents for Mexico
and South America This facilitate the general pro-
cess apparently in operation, of transferring the empo
rum of commerce from the Old to the New World The
demand goods export Mexico is checked, by
son uncertainty in relation the treaty nd,
seaueny the time when the Mexican authorities may
sumo charge of the cusomhoues The export of goods
from Mexico for the year ending with March,
S23s 357 against nothing last year, and $1l9,2 in 1886
and S67 003 in 1s45, having quadrupled.
The produce markets continue dull and prices gen.
orally looking down. Wool, however, firm, and the
prospect that the clip will open better than OK
peced considerable sale Friday last prices about
10 under those Of November last The buyers
numerous, as well from neghboring cities as this The
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Nomination OF Vice President.

Just as we are preparing for press, and without hav
ing scarcelya minute a line command we learn
with great satisfaction, by the telegraph, that General
VIM o. Butler is nominated by the Baltimore Conven
ton as the republican candidate for the Vice Presidency
The high character of General Butler, both as civilian
and military manformery member of Congress from
Kentucky, and more recently brilliant officer in the
Mexican war, and now the commander of our army
is known to all. 1t is another of power, which
adds dignity and force to ticket He shall receive our
most cordial support.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YoRK, May "a, l8

NEW YoRK, May "a, 1S4s
The committed by General Scott, in allowing him
self be made show of through the city, tomorrow, APP
peal strike Of the whg journals with considerable
force. The Express, to-day, lets off column of regrets
snd structures 1t thinks his visit will look like
parade OF himself candidate for the presiden
cy and it is right -,
All eyes are turned towards Baltimore and the doings S
the convention there looked for with tho inter
est Crowds congegate the newspaper Offices and the
sight of the thin transfer paperhat usually bears the
copies of the teegahc dispatches for the various
paper oices-is sufficient to throw them into excite
ment of curiosity.
The Express and Tribune dsputing about the vote
which Mr. Clay receive in the convention at Phladc-
pEa. saw friendly bet made yesterday, between
very distinguished gentlemen democrat and whiQ on
Clays getting III votes any ballotof involving
his nomination Clay and Scott i, the ticket favored by
many wings here But surely the General will consent
thus play second fiddle the ''Embodiment." If he
does have mistaken the
The Cambria this noon, with about 70 passen-
gers They fail of having short and pleasant pas
sage for trimmer comfortable stauncher vessel
than this fine steamer, does not float
The Cambria is understood to have taken to-dayup
of 900 specie. This raises the shpped
from this port during the month beyond millions will
be three by the LIST of June.
The surgeons in public institutions have tried the
pertinent of anGsthetc agent composed of chlooform
diluted with four times its bulk of upharc ether, with
complete in their operations. They consider it
the medium between the slowness and certainty
the ether and the rapdiy and hazard Of the chloo-
FORM
One of the latest celebpties in town Dr. Hart who adj
verses himself in all the papers 'the gifted medical
seer who diseases by the help Of science
and second sight, explains the influence of the planets upon
human destiny and all diseases without the of
drugs medicines. Fee for examination
quarter of an hour medicine week. one dol
lar" The Doctor claims be linea descendant OF Ar
baces, the Egyptian
The weather continues remarkably and unseasonaby
chilly. We have not had glimpse Of the for three
dav An TIM
which to-day let down a dreary drizzling rain.
FED
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The price for soveregns is Tor full weight the light
worth 3D. each less The shipment of soveregns
this is equal exchange of llOs For the Cam
bria the business has been very large lI0t for
ling Paris, small sales, 522 Amsterdam 4Ia A. Good
bills quoted at New Orleans at 5t-showng mar
gin of 81 per The which the English cotton
market has aken tits be hoped will be sustained as
give stability and confidence to southern bills In view
of the difficulties in Europe there just grounds sup
posing that the demand for the precious metals will
con;nued and the high prices caused by this demand
peradded the effect of the balances due New York from
all sections of the INTERIOR specie flow into the
city in rather larger than the exports and
quendy to keep the banks easy The exports specie for
May up the close Of last week. including 1915
St Dens for Havre, Were follows:
Silver. Gold.
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l3,046,774 23,054,733

increase, lo,V4o,H4 Z',oof|oS
Decrease l36, 1858, Sl5 1903 257 1908
These features progressive down the latest mo-
men showing the utmost difficulty in paying that
fall DUE and the ndisposon furnish discounts
AS the NATURE they paid and protested in large
amounts, and the former operation switch the
paper of the bank, which quoted per dis
count The prices of the shares which, under the influence
of the elections and rumors that the bank had made ar
rangements for $OOOOOo0 of silver 1880 April 26
had fallen back to l4l0 May T. The premium gold is
per cent but that is legal tender in France In
this of affairs the export of the precious metals
tnues from New York; and the prices Of coins have adj
yanced here a follows:
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energies into the contest and fear no champion whom
the wings may be pleased to bring to the lists Give us
harmony and union in our ranks, and we have no fear
but for one State; and that the '.sober second
thought will descend like the wings of the dove upon
the republicans of New York We dread no one whom
the wings may nominate, be he civilian or be he chief
tain
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of a writ Of fer facias Issued from the clerks
office of the circuit court Of the District of Columbia,
for the county OF Washington, and directed shall
expose public SALE for cash, Thursday the 18th day
of May next, 10 o'clock. before she courthouse
door OF said county, the following property, Wis All that
part the LOT OF gound number TO- in square number 254
the city of Washington, with twostory brick house
other povements thereon in the occupancy of VIM.
Downg the said part Of lot fronting the south side of
Fsee north, nineteen feet and eleven and halt inches
and running back of the width the 'front.' and bind
ing the line of the lot 80 feet wide alleys being
the property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and f. p Pearson, of Robert F. How, TO VIM.
Bowling dated the 18th OF july 1885 Seized and levied
dicals No IS2 to March term, 1885, in favor of William
wv ' ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Anril I9-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
Ms The above sale postponed tail Thursday next,
25h inst, same hour and place.
May - A. HuNIEh, Marshal
nrs The above sale 4 further postponed uM June
9Th next, same hour and place.
Nav rs A. HUNTER, Marshal
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING.-Jns, re-

ID EADY-MADE CLOTHiNG.-Just received, in add
IL ton to my former stock, large of best
quality dynade goods, 10 suit the Also, great
variety OF fancy and other goods for gentlemens
which will be sold very low prices All articles
ranted as represented. Only one price. Term cash.
Measures taken and suits made to order.
A. H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,
Pennsy vsna avenue, doors west of Browns Hotel
May l4-3tawlm
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Specie in Bank of England.

The October that of the crisis of last
fall, and the bank recovered up the of the
French revolution since when the has again sci
outwards and the dimnution has again become serious
of the apparent for the continental demand for
gold, viz military preparations The of the debouche
OF Cen Oudino Savoy had excited further fears and
the wisdom of the the part the French
toned, it should prove be than demonstration to
that France determined carry out its Ia
ian policy. The effect fall of per English
funds From Paris the very contradic
tory in relation affairs of trade The official returns of
the Bank OF France show the its discounts as fol-
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Oregon.

Extract of letter, dated astoria, Oregon Territory
November 2, 1S47.
am happy to inform you that fine coamine dis.
covered on the Canalitz while in the States, about
twelve miles up that river. The coal be brought
the mouth OF that in baeau and loaded board the
steamers. If knew when the would arrive,
would have the coal prepared. j. M. SHIVELY.
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X TIFlCA ALTON M K L II N G..
RALLY DEMOCRATsg
Hue "a for Cass and BatEsr.

The Pralries Fire!
The Democracy OF the District of Columbia will assem-
BILE IN mass meeting this evening, at halfpast o'clock
at the site OF the old hickory pole the Union office
to respond to the nomination made at Baltimore.
Addresses will be made by gentlemen of distinguished
ability.
By order of the executive committee
j. f DOW,
Cor Secretary Jackson Dem. Association.