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This decline in exports equal to bales Of
The prospect Tor food that OF short supply The
to considerable extent made its appearance in the pota
and Of these the breadth OF land planted is
than last Hence serious will make the food
deficit greater, and large supplies will undoubtedly
wanted from the United States-more particularly the
large railway expenditure continues promote the con-
sumption. II must be remembered however that the ma.
chinery by which Engands trade mostly conducted
with other countries last year broke down
1t H given In evidence before commttee that thirty.
large houses stopped with joint liabilities E8
$40 OO0 Of these the Of tweny-six will aver
age thirtywo cents in the dollar These with hundreds
of smaller firms, leave in the means Of blu.
siness that will be felt.
The explosions last year, followed by political convul
sions and consequent dscred locked up considerable
portion OF United States active capital that is beco
ing again available. Bills have fallen lower figure
and at this season, whom usually they the
advance falling; while the export of specie has ceased
Funds are, efore, accommodating, while the outstanding
being in debt the country, the last fall the
reverse is now tho The quantities of produce
down have been smaller at lower prices while the pur
chases have been fair; and while sterling bills are be-
coming avaabie the export of specie done payments
comes apparent. Money has. for some time been
more disposition to buy commercial paper, which is now
changed position of affairs indicated in the balances due
from the New York banks follows.
November, March 4, June "a
1877. 1913. 1913
Due from city banks ss,2sesl5 sS,sooess $6os7 COS
country - 29435OO l856651 40
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This enhanced employment resulted from the low of
money labor, and material in addition the neces
siy of giving employment The exports had been fol-
lows of cotton goods:
Eraorts Of cattoa 2ooas from Gsct Riki fx
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This expenditure is enormous, and is supplied at he low
rate indicated is be observed,
this low of money, United States stocks in London
declined, selling at 94A This is the effect alluded to in
my last of the French loan very low terms and OF
the sinister influence of political here upon the
federal credit The general state Of business England
had improved down the latest moment bu,
the fears of bad harvest beginning to paayze the
home Market political had depressed the foreign
As indication of the improved of the
districts, may compare the numbers of operatives en-
poyed in Manchester follows officially stated:
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Discounts. Depostea Cir Notes Specie. Inter
culation hand.
October II 43443 73a96 ls15o8s6
July - llO909as I376sss 1000 s40s.o 4Ios7O7
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a.osa.ss2 sso,s4i 5,os0, lao s,s49,9,1
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23

Downs, do, La; Alpheus Pelch, do, Mich; Henry
S. foole, do, Miss; John r. Hale, abolition, N
II; Edward A lIannegan, democrat, Ind; r. NJ
II. Hunter, do, Va; Reverdy Johnson, wing, Md;
llerschel johnson, democrat, Ga; Henry Johnson,
wing, La; Wilde =. Mangunl, do, N, C.; Jacob
w, Miller, N j; James NJ, Mason, democrat Va;
w. b. Moore, do, Maine; John NJ Niles, do, CT;
Thomas J. Rusk do, Texas; Ambrose H. Sewer
do, Ark; Daniel Sturgeon, do, Pa; Hopkins, l.
Iurney, do, Tenn; Joseph r. Underwood, wing,
Ky; David l., Yulee, democrat, Fla. Total, 81,
Nays-Wm Allen, democrat, Ohio; David II
Atchlson, do, Missouri; George Badger, wing,
N. G.; Roger s. Baldwin, do, Ct; Thomas Ii. Ben
ton democrat, Missouri; John NJ Berrien, wing,
Ga; Sidney Brcesc, democrat, III; Thos Corwin,
wing, Ohio; Stephen A. Douglass, democrat, III;
Albert c. Greene, wing, r. 1; Dixon II. Lewis,
democrat, Alabama; Presley Spruance, wing, Del;
VIM Upham do, VI; Daniel Webster, do, Mass;
John ID. Wcstcott, Jr, democrat, Fla. Total, 10.
ANALYSIS OF THEvoTE.
AYEs-Whlgs IL; democrats 26.
NAYs-Whigs 8; democrats 7.
ABsENT-Whigs 3; democrats l,
ToTAL-Aycs 81; nays l6
Majority for the Treaty D.
The only point omitted in my former synopsis,
and preserved in the treaty. is an article securing
to the United States The free navigation of The Gulf
of California, and of the river Colorado from the
mouth OF the CHA to the Gulf Cor. ". Y
HeraR.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23
PASSAGE OF THE TEN REGIMENT
BILL, BY VOTE OF 20 TO 10.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
SANTA ANNA AGAIN in THE FIELD.
REBELLION IN NEW MEXICO.
TO-DAYsPRocEEDINGs coNcREs
NEW YORK.

New York,
Saturday evening, 10 o'clock {
Our special correspondent in New York, com
municates 10 US the intelligence of the passage in
the Senate to-day, of The much talked often Reg
iment Bill, by a vote Of 29 10 49,. After short
executive session, the death Of Mr. J. NJ. Holley.
member of Congress from the SenaCa and WAYNE
District in the State of New York, was announc-
ed, and the Senate adjourned till Monday
In the House, the death being announced of Mr.
House adjourned ill Monday.
Colonel Sewer, who was at the previous ac-
counts quite indisposed, is convalescent.
Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky, has received the NOM
nation for the Senate.
Later accounts have been received from Vera
Cruz, which state that Santa Anna is again in the
he'd' and his leaving Mexico is pronounced fab
ulous tale. He is al the head of 800 men, prepar-
ing 10 carry on the war. The road 10 the Capital
Is infested by the guerilas The county is ca
cecdingly sickly.
The latest advces from Taos, in New Mexico :,
state that the Sheriff in endeavoring 10 arrest AMI
Indian connected with the late rebellion, was re-
sisted, and the Indians took 40 prisoners and q
killed.
In Louisville, Ky. wing mayor has been ed
lected.
Nothing later by steamer 10 communicate though
exchange on France is unsaeable
Stocks broke down at Second Board. Harlem,
80 4; Long Island, 80 A; Norwich, 81 IA
Treasury, |. No change in bread slulis; and theI
Cotton market is fiat. Sterling up Ia TO l-2.-I
Tel. Erening GaseHe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23
WAsHINGToN, march 10 10 PM.
n ynte stno6 ~ TO Is.

Four Senators were absence, namely
SamuclS Phelps, wing, Vt; James A. Farce,
wing, Md; John VI. Clayton, wing, Del; Sam
Houston, democrat, Texas
The vote for the ratification stands as (ollos:-.
Chester Ashley, democrat, Ark; Chars g.
Anterior, do, N. H., Arthur p. Bagby, d,Aa T.;
John Bell, whig, Tenn; James w. Braoury,
democrat, Name; Jesse d, Bright, do, laA. P.
Butler, do, S. C.; John c. Calhoun, do, do;mon
Cameron, do, Pa; Lewis Cass, do, NlchJohn
II. Clarke, wing, r. |; John J Crilenden DO,
Ky; John Davis, do, Mass; Jefferson Davis. em-
ocrat, Miss; VIM l., Dayton, wing, N. j; Lniel
S Dickinson, do, N Y; Jno A, Dix, do, dol; N.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23

RumQrs are prevalent that the Pope was dis
posed TO hold back in respect to relormatory meas
ures, and that he had been deposed
Prince Melternich had declared TO England that
Austria would not interfere in the affairs of Iay
The Kallir war was ended, all the rebel chiefs
having hceu taken prisoners.
Tho Russians had obtained some advantages in
EircnsSin
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23
Campaign PAPER.

We have already prepared, and are no
circulating, our prospectus for campaig
paper, to support the nominee of the Den
ocratic National Convention, and to aid
carrying out the principles Of the true re
publican party, This project has been
contemplation for some length of time, an
we think the democracy of Vermont wi
concede the proprIety and necessity
such STEP and give US hearty supper
The liberal demands of our adyertisin
patrons, upon the columns of the Agd
deprive us Of The space we wish to Occur
with other matters. aud 1" ubviate lhi
not very unpleasant 1iGculy, is one Of II
many reasons for issuing an extra she
during the interesting campaign that "
soon be upon US. The wings have aIread
commenced The grand shuttle of 1910 an
"A; hoping by evasion and humbugger
to avenge their former defeat. But til
success of democratic measures, has bed
so triumphant that the old issues will \
permitted TO sumber, and new ones wi
be brought into the field to suit the tim
and circumstances Of our political oppd
nanls. TO meet these every democrd
should be prepared. Vanquished upo
every issue tina, has been raised since th
formation of the American Confederacy
the wings have become like an oft deleate
army that rallies and fights without an
distinct object save that of getting int
power, and without any definite line of ad
ton. To defeat such an array, bold ar
steady from, is all that is necessary, an
such an one must and will be presenle
by the democratic party of the Union
the seventh day OF November, next. Tn
democracy Of Vermont have a duty
perform and let them commence it early
VERMONT MUST BE REDEEMED
should be the walchword of every demo
crat. We have nothing TO hope from tn /
supineness or inactivity of our opponants
but we may reasonably expect good &C
QUESTION to our ranks, of those who hav
become Disguised with wing policy an
mis,ule. The causes which brought tn !
wing party to the verge of an overthro,
at the last state election still exist, and
the application Of ga little more grape" o
the part Of the democratic party, may lie
to good advantage at the coming cleo
ton. AT least, the inducements are sufi /
cent to warrant an effort, and we call up
on everv freeman in Vermont; every maj
who has witnessed the successful opera
ton of the democratic policy in the vari
Gus departments OF government, to unit
in sustaining that party to which the coun
try is now indebted for its prosperity
The time for action has already arrived
and let us commence with an energy tina
will not fail to bring success.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23

LuTTELLs LIVING AGE. No. 2Ol Of ,hiI
popular work is before US. 1t contains 1
history of the ether discovery, illness und
death of Mr. Adams, sc.
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Of the river Naeces, except so far as to withdraw,
and, il need be, to rescue our amy from the re-
gion Of the Rio Grande.'
Here was an effort on the part of the gentleman
! from New York to to save his country, to rescue
| the Constitution, and avert from both nations the
horrors OF war unnecessarily and unconsuon
ally begun by the President of the United States
But what FAVOR did it receive in this House? 1t
was rejected by ayes 8, noes 1872 Where then
were the friends of this most remarkable dccsra.
ton, which has been so solemnly spread upon the
records Of Congress, that they did not give to the
gentleman from New York the aid Of their votes
and The countenance of their support? Entertain
ing the opinion which they now profess 10 hold,
the proposition just quoted presented the only
course Of policy consistent with the obligations OF
Justice and humanity. They ought in the spirit
of this amendment, to have said 10 Mexico, You
have been wronged by the act of the President,
ard we avail ourselves Of the earliest opportunity
Of rcpairng he injury which we have inflicted
upon you, by Withdrawing the troops from the
scene of action. But the record shows that such a
policy had no friGndss upon this floor at that time,
In the course Of this proceeding upon the war
bill, there was another amendment proposed by n
gentleman from the state of Ohio, Mr. DELANo,]
which had for its object the very opinion contained
in the amendment we are now considering, tho
in much milder form. lie only proposed to ex-
press The dsapprobaon Of Congress of the con-
duct of the President in ordering our troops to the
Rio Grande, or rather 10 withhold the expression
of its approval 1t shared the same fate Of it kin
dred measure, to which we have been just abiding
| read from the same days proceedings:
"Mr DELANo offered thu following addition to
the eleventh section, which was rejected by ayes
27, noes 81;
"proridsd. That nothing herein contained shall
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23

iCJs We are indebted to the Hon. How
ell Cobb Of Georgia, for copy of hi
excellent speech, which we give entire il
this weeks paper, 1t is the best thin
upon the war we have read, and we adj
wise all who have not, to give it careful
perusal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23
F or Council Of CENSOR
Election, March 30, 1913.

Charles K. WilliamS, Royal Hutch,
John s. Robinson, Horace HOLSTER,
Oscar L. Shutter, Thomas Bartlett, J., >.
Samuel IL Price, Timothy p. Redfeld,
John Pierpoint, Phlo G. Camp,
.Asqhel Peek, Henrv H. REYNOLDS.
John Smith, ST. Adams,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-23
5 PR L 0 ID I Il E A G E
THURSDAY, MARCH 90, Is4s.
Il. NJ. BROWN, Editor.

Il. NJ. BROWN, Editor.
V. Ii. PALMER,
is oURAoENTToRECEIvEAN AND ARDsUBsCRIPrIoN
ADVERTISEMENTS TO THE AGE,AT HIS OFF,
CEsI THE FOLLOWING CITIES
BOSTON-20S State Street.
NEWYORK-Tribune Buildlngsopposi,e City Hall,
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ings, improvements AMI work., erected
or made since said Original yalultioa, or
winch may hereafter be erected or
made and the levy courts and COM
missloncr> Of the several counties and
Howard District are hereby authorised
TO allow to the said collectors such COM
p,nsatou as they may. deem proper for
thc performance Of ,heir dates as asses
sors, to be levid with o.her county char
grS.
Sn-. II. HD3 jo i rHac',d, That every
colicc aud deputy collector, be;ore procee ,
ding to execute he tutie> imposed upon
Air iy law. shall take die following oath OF
ahiln,a'iun as .ne case may hc, 10 wit !,
collector or deputy collector Of
DO swear or Affirm. a the ease may
hr. Rat will we'll AID truly execute the
,ul,r- imposed upon ne by the ACT for The
General valuation and assessment OF proper
f. in ibis STATE. AID top,oyide Il taN 10 pay
;hr debts OF ,bi~ State. aud lis supplements.
and AL duties imposed upon me by law.
aud HAT viii iu-tiy and iiupartlaI.v value
all property wInrh shall he authorized ia
value arrorabIy 10 he directions oil the said
act and lis supplements, according to he
best, Of my skill and Jnd2rntot.whjch oath
or animation may he administered by any
! JDs;ce ot the county, disn'ct or city, ard
| ,na!lhr fled wi,r he levy court commits
-io,er, oere4i>.eg OF he city OF Baiumore, as
/ tie case may lie.
$EcIs. .tad rhrcay. Baltimore county
i@ one year behj d the other countries III the
/ levy OF her ,aN",; therefore he il s"ocied
/ That the provision Of dis act shall extend
| to Baltimore county.
See 10. And he il c"t'd. That thls &c
80 far Il, l. consistent wIh lis provisions
,3aU oe in force from and aler the day o
/ Us pa,,a4e b. CLAL De. Treasurer.
April : IVA
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a nd y any OF said institutions or COmpa-
MES shall refuse to appear or render such
evidence in regard to the value of their
stock, it shall be the duty Of said COM
missioners, levy courts or appeal tax
court, OH the best information they car
obtain, to value the sad capital stock Of
said institution or company TO the utmost
sum the same may be worth in cash, and
shall assess such institution or company
accordingly. and after such valuation is
fixed, it shall bethc duty OF the SAID com
missioners, levy courts and appeal tax
court, to deduct from the amount Of The
assessment OF property in the SAID coun-
ties, district and city, respectively, me
assessed value OF all real and personal
estate belonging to the said institutions
or companies, and the state, county OF
city taxes shall thereafter be I'Nleu on
the value OF SAID capital stock iiNcd as d
1oresald; and the Said COMMISSIONERS 'gNE
courts and appcal tax court snail Sehu 10
the treasurer OF Maryland an account OF
the assessment made under TINS act, as
soon as the same shall be roH,pi"t'd.
SEC. &. 1Hdbc caodeI, hat It snail
be the duty OF tie president or o!htr
proper officer OF the banks, ana OF all
other Incorporated Institutions ana COM
panlcs chartered by tins state, sei'-an-
mually, on the first day OF January ana
the first day OF July III each and every
year, to pay to the Treasurer OF NARY
land the amount OF tn" tax imposed upon
the capital stock OF SdIu banks, InSlltl-
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The steamer arrived oil the polt Of Ne"
Yo,k at an early hour on Sunday afternoon
She sailed rom Liverpool on the 25jb
ard a. the Washington brought da;t from
Ina. pog oaIy TO the o0lb, hen news is :.u
five days later. She has made tie pas-a4,
IN fifteen DAYS.
From the Liverpool! journal. March25]
ONE wn1K.s msrony or EUROPE.
aq.. t........ 81 49,. ,,,,...., a.....;.,r., H..
,...'.'..,', a., .,,.., ,rI..,,.,... j., u rs,a,.
y.,....,'l... r.,,,,..,.,., 4.n o,.,.,,,,,
~, ,I.,.a..;.,,. I;,.,. ,,..,,, i..-.i. %,
~ ,''I. ', ",,.. unI.l n.r ln, n,.,,...
.,,.'. .,.,,., 'l...r,.... T.,n.. p,i,.,,.,
'o..,.,,. ...r-,,,o ,..,,l.,r n,o,.,,, or = on,r.
I.....'....,,..,,.,
q,I;.,.,.., aeon, ,r,.ro ;,,.,,.,o.., ,,,.,n.r,
ro.,I. T.,.,,,,;,. .,ar. nr,n. ~. .,,.a Iq.l,
qa., .......l .,,;l,llv ,nnI,,I....l, e ,n..r.,-
ej b,i,a. n,a..ntsf , ,oe,,o,;al ,ro,r,,,J
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'''
ISL PIIuck $ aay) but rom the immense
military preparations made by ihe Lord
Liemenant. and at the adviees OF Mr.. John
O'Cou~eN, AND the suggestion OF The Lord
Mayor o. Dnblla, paroaaaI meetings were
substituted III the different wards on that day
at which Repeal petitions were adopted.
Oalhe 20tn instant however, meeting was
held by the Young Ireland party at the
North Van, Dublin. Strong expressions OF
i,e!!Ug, alike against ihe Government OF
fn-and and IN favor OF FRENCH RepublIcan-
ISM were expressed lhereat These nave
met hearty response throughout the pro
v.aCea Whether, however, from the active
and vigorous measures put in rcauiSilion by
,'n T,r,f lieutenant mr. From, ,l,, ;oJi aarenre
r.,
"' inc I''"2'H 10 vac ADVICE o''he more Fio'
..ant oi the Repeal leaders, MI the demon
STATIONS passed oil uuicllv save one or two
=, ,,.,,,. ~ Tr.la,i At which C,t # ros,,Is
.,:l,
.'"" I''' '''' '''' - saw 81
DpWnp1;uck a0d aa"'herai baumahilch.
fVaE.iSg5&,
I,vpopn,r f,py Eyr,,,ycr March Of
, - ~ i., .r..,a H.,
'''" ~ ! "a .'' ''"'. VI WV '
t"o lay has been limited. and prices have
cDl'iuurd without chan c--IhEre has been
. y,,v .,o.,, market ,a-.Iav. Wbea, ana
~ ,,r.. t.,. ,;,,,, ,..;l, ,,.,.,
''''' S'"' wy '"' '''''''''' "''>'0 wa
lower than Oh !ueSd1y; MS. was the extreme
r.Irr Of Inc recently imported Te,tcm Ca
n.r n,pr D.t. ami oatmeal were duIi of
,
s"'.' "''' '"''' '"'|t',''
VI
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DEAD SEA EXPEDITION The Washngl on
Union earos by letter fom Constantine
pie, 9Th FEBRUARY, thai Lent Lynch and
some of his officers have arrived there on
heir way to Ihc Dead Sea. They were to
leave Coualaulmoplc in Il few days, and
hope to be al the end Of their Journey by the
latter part of March, or early in April. Our
Minister had an audience Oft the Sultan toI
Lieut. Lyuch--an honor which has been rare.
~ granted to any officer lower Than an adj
u.iyal or commodore.
THRIL,ING SITUATION. Shooiiag Dcscr-
torS.-t.Nlract from Il Letter. dated Camargo,
Mach l3tD:---
81 have just returned from most melan-
choly scene. Seven soldiers were sentenced
70 death for descrlion. Three were first
brought ont, kneecd on their collins and
were Shot. The other Iour were thea brought
forward, kneeIed, bauda9e tied on their eyes
--Ia words, ready! preseut.'--and-a Iori-
oU+ new twas--he poor fellows were ge~
proved! THay all stood il like majors. One
Of them IaIulcd when the bauddge was ia
ken Hom his eyes.
"No news. ouIy that he troops expected to
go on Victoria viii nat be sent unIii iurthel
orde -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16
TuIaTIErH coNGKEss--Flr.t session
MONDAY, JUNE IL, l64S.
CEN TIE

MIR. Bradbury presented The credentials of Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin, elected oy me legislature Of
Maine Senator OF the Uuiled States, Tor The un
expired term Of Hon John fairfield, deceased,
and be was qualified and took his seat
A communication from The War Department
was pre- .ented by the presiding officer, furnishing
the Information called Tor by resolution OF the
Senate, adopted several weeks since, N relation
10 armories, and the manufacture OF hre-arms.
Memorial, were presented BY Messfi o. Johnson
of Md, Dickinson, Jefferson DAVIS, Bradbury,
DAYTON and Webster.
Mr.. Yulee moved that the bills heretofore re-
norted from the military and naval committees,
nroyiding for retired list OF disabled army and
navy officers be recommitted to select commit.
lee in order TO unite the two bills in one, and
eoualize the compensation OF the lwo branches.
After some debate'by Messrs. Jefferson Davis,
Yulee and Webster, in the course o! which the
latter Senator referred to the fact, that peace
had been ratified, and probability that por
ton of the troops now in the service may DC
used for The service in Oregon, without ra.slns
the additional regiment proposed BY the oreeon
Territorial Bill, the further consideration Oh Lug
motion was postponed until tomorrow.
The resolution offered several days since, oy
Mfr Rad0er. authorizing the printing Of 2u,Ooo
oon;as oe en- much of the Annual Patent Office
panort a. has been ordered to be printed BY
,hs Honse was taken up. After debate, and
s.o nv Mr.. Westcott so as to increase
,ha number to be printed to $4,000, and also
1l) copies in full of the report, the resolution,
80 amended, was adopted.
Mr.. Badger submitted a resolution Of inquiry,
which was adopted, as to the propriety OF
transferring the duties now performed BY the
Commissioner on Public Buildings, so far as
they relate TO the Capitol, to the Secretary Of
the Senate and Speaker Of the House
Some lnimportant reports were made from
| commi.tee,-ths bill from the House, author
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER AMERICA.
Later from EurOpci
CHARIIST RIOTS IN ENGLAN.


PARIS QUE T!
MITCHELL SENTENCED TO BE TRANSPORTED.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Enqnirer.l
BALTIMORE, June IA, IL NJ.
The Steamer America has arrived al Rnsfnn,
after a rapid passage OF ten days rom Liverpool
whence she sailed on the Sd inst.
There had been armed assemb'ages OF Chal-
lists in diferen, paris Of England, and serious IL
ots had occurred.
Business was almost entirely suspended In The
manufacturing Districts.
The FUNDS were firm. Consols "a 10 84i ior
account i Ir,.
land and sentenced 10 be transported, LOT lout'eeu
years, TO Hunks in Bermuda. ,.,. md II.
FRANCE.-The French Executive ano lne
nssemhIv had settled their difficulties. biahqui
~ hcen arrested. All was harmony again.
uoo ' COMMERCIAL.
TIL. following were the prices current 10 III
vs,nool on the Sd June, the day the America sail-
ed: o.. o., 90, ph;,.ds,.
mia and Baltimore 27s 27s on.
pDcls oss~-Wbe 80, 34s, yellow 36s Cd per
ouauer. Market dull.
uW1us.r-Good white was quoted al Is cd 10
IS per bushel. =
Rice-3; IS Sd per GO pounds. Market IN
active. and prices in favor Of buyers. ,,.,
Corros-Upland- Ordinary, Sd $40 NAG! ..
ding sd 7ii; middIiDg fair: I'D; gooa iai, ~
a Sd: good Al; OIleans-ordinary, 50 sio;
m;dsline. 3id 3fd; middlin5 fair, 81; saii, s5a'
anoS *, IA. GOOD Sid a s.; choice, b3o 90.
so Cn.rns had declined one-eight OF penny The
-. - n. week amounting 10 thirty thousand
bales. .:,,o ssven