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PHILADELPHIA, June II

Boy Drowned-1tiaI Of Eddie &C.
lad named Stephen Sullivan drowned ysster-
day near Tacony while bathing with number Of his
companions. The deceased went thither with tho
scholars OF St Philip de Nevi Church. on a picnic ac
companied by his parents. While bathing. no mad
vertcnty went to spot where the water was beyond
his depth, aud being unable to swim perished One
of his companions caught him. after he had been down
the first time but being himself unable to swim he had
nearly paid the forfeit of his life The drowning bow
carried him down also and it with great difficulty
that he escaped and got to the shore.
Thomas Eade was this morning put upon his trial in
the Court of Oyer and T.rminer for the killing OF Pat
rick Mcfarland, during ARRAY in tavern in Rich
mond. Two other men struck McFarlandin the bar.
room, and Eadc cndeavored to separate them; after
wards ne attempted to put Mcfarland Of the house
.ecsIse he was drunk the two cnched outside Of tho
house and Eadie inflicted several blows and fell on
the top OF Mcfarland The evidence show that the de-
ceased was quarrelsome man. and CONNIE need tho
eight in the bar room and afterwards with Eade Tho
prosecution do not ask more than conviction for muir
der in the second degree and il Is probable that the
prisoner will be acquitted.
Two boys, John Reagan and james Lafferty, were
dreadfully scalded yesterday by hogshead OF hot
slcp from dstillery being scattered them by tho
horse they were driving, running away with them.
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Actual circulation E7,f7UO l66S65 lS63U75 l777a40j
With reduced circulation there has been an in
Of about six hundred thousand pounds in the
amount of bullion hand. For four weeks previous
TO the last Of April there had bee a steady and rapid
decrease in bullion and increase in the circulation
The latest returns show mt Just the reverse
a change Of very desirable character The increase
in notes is another important item which, in
connection with the other two is indicative of increas-
ing strength in the bank With these accommodating
resources, commercial transactions continue inactive
and the bank finds it impossible, even after reduc-
ton in the rate Of interest to employ its means
Money plenty enough in London at the latest
dates to have created in ordinary times speculative
movement in all the leading articles of trade but
1t is utterly out Of the question With reduced stocks
of cotton, there is effort made to monopoze the
supply a to control the market with mar
gin for advance of full one hundred per cent.
and very little probability cfa further depreciation
there is disposition to purchase speculation. 1t
is thus clearly to be seen, that nothing be
plished in the commercial world without confidence:
may possess all tho other elements Of commerce
but having not that there be perma pros.
pery Capital is useful at all times and credit is to
certain extent, necessary but it is the belief that
whatever transactions made, upon such a
basis will give reasonable chance for success
that constitutes after ALL the true element of trade
Individual credit is founded this the prospect Of
productive operations and profitable investments gives
individual position at all times calculated to
the confidence of those with whom he ansacts
business.
The condition of the Bank of France has improved,
far the increase in the supply of gold and silver
coin aud reductions in the circulation
The annexed statement exhibits the movements in h,
leading departments for the weeks ending the 25h and
Jlst of May last
BANK FRAgcE.
Nav 25th. May 3lst.
Bank notes in cirulation .Fcs 302 1890 27741 200
Coin and ingots. minimum. ca 66D363 IS 50l.S9O
Bls and in Paris Ia 2l3 O6 131 6iS Dol
Advance on bullion. ooH34OO S,V3O 100
Advances FIR public funds, 20 0j9 1888 2S 900 4S3
Discussed bs to bereimbursed "a ll2 0I9 % $50 627
This show an improvement in all these departments,
except the amount Of disbursed bills. Tho most inn
portant feature is the increase in bullion public
confidence depends much upon the strength Of this de-
pntment OF the bank The government of France have
in contemplation to raise large loan, and It is sup
posed that the bank would take portion. This sup
position had operated unfavorably upon the market
price Of the shares there no doubt that heavy
losses would fall upon those who took the loan even
at the discount proposed The financial policy OF the
had not at the latest dates been declared
The Minister of Finance and the Chairman of the FL
Committee of the Convention differed very mate
rally upon the calculated to extroatc the public
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THIMTIETU CONGRESS-.
Senate.
FIRST SESSION.

WssHTSGroS. June 25 lS4S
The Senate met this morning at IL O'Clock and after
the delivery ~ fervent prayer by the Chaplain,
The Hon. Mr.. WALErp, L. \ senator elect for Wis
cousin presented his credentials duly qua nd
took his seat next to bis brother democrat and col
league General Dodge Their seats alongside the
hero Of San Jaciuto, the whig side Of tho Senate
which does not happen TO be crowded just now
After the transaction OF some unimportant business
OREGON
was called up, the question being Mr. Jefferson
Davis anne ndmen TO the 18th section
Mr. DIX proceeded to address the Senate on the 18th
section which cmbodios the Wmot proviso, and upnn
the several amendments proposed lie proceeded 10
argue the power Of Congress incud ng the dcson OF
slavery the terroreS'of the United STATES as fol-
lows He began by saying hat he had abstanei from
all participation in the discussion which had tai en-
place propositions repeatedly brought before the
Senate, Involving the question Of slavery because h
considered them as abstract propositions having
practical bearing or effect. The measure before Va
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ikDc, and PER cent per h. The packet arrived from
England the lth May with dates to the 4th April;
her intelligence caused the produce market to wear
gloomy aspect.--E1ehcngs Books.
MoyTEvIoro, April 15.-The country Is at present
completely overstocked with all kinds of foreign pro-
duce. and in fact nothing arrive to pay n
freight with the exception Of -four sperm candles and
tar. Flour Is now paying something over 50 spanish
por barrel freight The last sales at SIX cur
rency on board, which will net IS 56H Spanish per
barrel But cargoes continually arriving from the
States, aud it cannot now maintain those prices
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTInoRE June 2fS00 Baltimore 6 1900 (opcnng) 9jsi;
3shar Merchants Bank s do do S. United States Tea
sury 6 closed at 0i bid l0iS asked Maryland s hid
@ asked for the opening Baltimore 6s Of 1872 96 bid FOR
the openng asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
3i56 bid 36S asked
PnuhDHirruA juno g.-Frst Boqrd-s,SoO State 5s, 20
2OD do 7SS 1900 United States 6s ~, IaS 500 Lehg
Scrip III 100 do. U1a 300 War Bounty ~; $500 State IS
IIS; II shs kensngon Bank 81 90 Girard Bank loA 10
T,nai foo ~ Wa % oa em,hs,9n ooppr 20 nho
Bo1rdl0 United States Treasury Notes 2j lOi 2U sta
ss75S 1000 schuylkll Navigation 6s, 6S ~ ~ shs Union
Canal, Ql.,
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Total. S4o9Sl9 "a
About two hundred thousand dollars of the loan
taken on foreign account, principally French and
Swiss This is another evidence of the growing conf
dence abroad for securities, and is but the
mencement of demand for American stocks, which
will give thousands Of individuals in Europe inter-
est in our prosperity and in the permanency Of our
noliti I'M
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The Crous,

Most of the wheat has been cut n Anne Arundel
county Md by the LIST of July in Catootin valley,
Frederick county, where the wheat IL good. but the
oats dwarhsh, harvest will mostly have finished with
regard to the late rains, the Catoctn Vhig says -
Vegetation of all kinds Is beginning look
with something like animation and good crop may
reasonably be expected yet to greet the garden hoe
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

RIO JAvEiRo. May 2i.--Ihe -four market had under
gone change Of Importance since previous adj
vices. sales continue making ut from $4,000 23n0c0
f,r Richmond; l6n500 a 11l000 for good Baltimore
Couec $1,000 1880 for mixed lots Of COED drst and
superior. Exchange on England 23,f Freishts los
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he POWELL. OCULISr, AURIsr. ETC, ATTENDS DAI
- ~ 70 discasos Of the Eye AID Tar s his surgery, 81 Broa
way entrance u Warren street Just published the ssoond
son q D Powsa Treatise The Eye price 80 cents which
DC mad NJ t,s ofo. also his seaeng Eye fountain
l.fes supIly Of ArtGnisI Eyes RECENTLY imporied.
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NR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise &C. IS Greenwich street Office hours IL A. NJ
10 NJ (Sunday exceped) Those who apply In the oa
stages will be surprised At the rapdy and little nconvas
attending their III chiefly however hs.s who have w.
lery appreciate his services s.ncture from ia h
mon advantages in addition to very exsye prsee in ISL
he sn afford rapid, and radical cure which,
H.,er
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CLAIMs AGAINST THE LATE BRIGA DIES AND REG

ments of Infantry in the City Of New YorkNEw YORK.
May 10Th lSs NoTIcEIn pursuance Of Of the Legn
urr Of this State passed Apr 2t lsf entitled
act entitled for the adjustment claims incurred
Military purposes tho City New York and for the dsrb
ton Of the Communication received under the
May 3d. 1886 passed November 9th, 184NOtice hereby given
to all having claims existing the twentieth day Of 0co
ntry in the City of New York incurred by them for printing
stationery, hire and music present the
within months from the date of this notice. the undcrgn
ed st his Office No 40 Chambers street. New York. And all
having such claims hereby further notified that
the same are presented within such time they will be recluded
act by order Of the Division Board C. .6AAny0R Major
n
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GxcuFssun avvtsnd stassn 1Slassdu.BrMre 10
asnt&-fhs asw AM sIlsndid steamer ARMENIA CAP. r.
lfaH vii make around staten Isl nd on Tues
de fhufay and saturday. for the Season landing a. Cedar
Cove and Bergen Point leaving foot Of Harrison at A.
N hammond at TO- Pier No. N r. 10 and foot Of
Craud street s and footof ulton street. Brooklyn 9A
tnrnng & c between II and o'clock aordag
view ~ tbs magnificent Of the Bay Highlands For
cations &c.
Wigs and TOupees-AI who want first
tory No. Wall Broadway before purchasing
whe-e IL really curious how tasefuly they
ard 20 natural they cannot be detected Copy the address
Fur President, General Taylor; for Vice
PRECEDENT Miard Fmor for fine French Boots J0NESS
~ Ann street. where get the best article and fit for
than place in the city Oce anting good
hoos for ue White House, will do well to call friend
lcNtS
eSO'd Pens! Gold Pens.--B. &c. Watson & Co..,
15W selling Gold Pens Of every description whole
d b. the best and cheapest Pens the world Use does
impair their hexbty and points warranted
for years. Gold Pens re-pointed.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
tbs upper Of Broadway and Murray should DO ted
ny all who wish to See to what perfection the art has arrived
TIC hands OF the successful this country. The
f between and dageuratype that
the ie should be that able of the merits
If both
LO! where the people crowd I'm HocI<s, To
buy the splendid Hats ef Knox Artistic beauty SKILL
He shapes and iels his wiByron jun IT is
I'd fact that KNOX of l2s Fulton loses
suited To his
line His perseverance, industry good Judgment rank him
the great matters of the day. In fact he is unryaled in
his line.
The attention Of the Public Is particularly.
relueNed DR. LEVETTS Patent Plates Arti
fetal Teeth for which letters for the United States
vETs Dentist Patentesce 80 broadway corner Of War.
st.
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NOR NEW oRLEANs-LoUIsIANA AND NEW YORK

NOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUIIANA AND NEW YORK
line Of packetsPosvely the fret and only regular packet
to s Thursday July 9th The and splendid fast sailing pack
ct bark MAZEPPA Capt Thatcher having Of her cargo
engaged and hoard is loading, and will positively sail
above her regular day For freight having splendid
furnished accommodations apply board Orleans wharf
foot of Wall street. X COLLINS 56 south Ship
ers rely upon this vessel sailing pun cuay ADVERTISED
and having their goods correctly measured Agent
leans Mr. VIM Creeyy, who will promptly forward all goods
his address Packet ship Clifton ngerso master will
succeed the MazepIa, and sail her regular day.
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- oTch ALE IN PINT AND QUART BOTTLES, PROM
W fennents celebrated brewery, order and Of very
superior qualify, Tor sale by JANIS REYBUkN,
~ South William street.
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On Thursday. the 22d inst, by the Rev Geo Bene-
dict Mr. JOHN {. NOE to Miss HANNAH NJ daughter OF
Mr.. William D. Hammond, all of this city.
By the Rev. DR.. Evans, JOHN G. GIVEN of the city
of New York to CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA II GREEN, daugh-
ter Of the late John Green, of Manchester, England
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died,


On Monday, the Goth instant, in the 3sth year of
his age MoRRB THOMAS, son of the late William
Thomas
His funeral will take place this afternoon at Al
O'Clock from the residence Of his brother nlaw Geo.
Waldron, 40 Amos street. The friends and acquain-
tanccs of the family respectfully invited to attend
On Tuesday, the Goth inst, in the s0th year of her
age ELIZABETH. rect of the late Joseph Idley.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
specfuly invited to attend her funeral this aftern
at "a o'clock from her late residence No. 30 Prince
street to st. Patrick's Cathedral.
On Tuesday morning. June 9th. of hydrocephalus.
HENRY AUGUSTUS, youngest son Of Francis and Lucy
Ann Dugan. aged nine months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeralon this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock from No 345 Hudson street.
On the 9th inst. JOHN ALFRED, son Of Geo. kitch-
ing aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his flu neral this day at o'clock
T. NJ. at the of South Sd and I'd street. Will
lamsburgh
On fifth day, morning the 10Th inst, after linger-
ing and painful illness ofconsumpton, which she bore
with christian resignation and fortitude, MARTHA II.
DAVIS in the 22d year her age, daughter of Joseph
and Hannah Davis, of Burlington county, n. j.
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE--TO THE LADIES OF NEW
York. and strangers visiting the city for the purchase of Dry
Goodn consequence Of the daily increasing nature Of bu
promises have become much small and
lined for We have therefore leased the spacious and
elegant st re occupied by Mess A. Arnold CO.. which
propose to enter about the LIST Of September nexthe
term being required for purpose of extensive alterations
cnbeishment As Is intention open the establish
en with an entire fresh stock have determined to of
during the interval much possible
and valuable stock of goods and beyond
doubt this result the goods have all been remarked
deus reduction from gna prices with eye simply
date clearance and without reference the
comprises 0O dollars worth Of rich and choice Foreign and
Domestic fancy and staple Drs Goods and embraces greater
re OF quality and style than be with any other
adjustment in the city Extreme caution have character
lied purchases The majority of the stock Of
poraone balance has been purchased at auction direct
from manufacturers Under these circumstances slight rhec
ton will purchasers that the exceedingly
and peculiar opportunity and all will embrace it, who rightly
and properly the meaning Of the word
economy" UBSDELL PERSON,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers 56 Canal street
Blu p take this opportunity to return their grateful
acknowledgements those numerous friends who have ber
ally paronzed their establishment during the last twelve years.
and beg respectfully to solicit continuance Of their favors
surfing them that the honorable business which
has hitherto characterized the obtained it
sent high character will continue regulate all
tiana
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NOR HAvRE, TO SAIL Sd OF AUGUST TOUCHING AT
Cowes.-The wek aown Steamship UNITED STATES, Capt
VIM. g. Hac,staf burhen 1000 will leave for Havre
Thursday Aug will touch Cowes land passengers and
letters. For freight or passage apply to
g. IL. MARSHALL. IS Rurling sin
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M AsoNs, STONE CUTTERS, AND QUARRYuRS WANT. |
lVt "a Oh the extension Il the Harlem Railroad Enue az
Tie company once near City Hail. and at the Eneers Office
Csoton Falls "
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DESoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSITP.-THE BUSINESS
~ carried by the subscribers has been dissolved by mnua
consent and will be csrried formerly by wa kYbD Sem
who alone Is authorised settle all claims against and receive
all in favor Of the old business VIM Ky ID, Sen.
New York, June %, ls48 WIN. kYDD, Jr
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~ BIOS AsTOH PLACE BROADWAY wEDNE sDAY
Nm wenng juno 25 The entertainments will
TOT pOuk To be followed by ADVICE GRATIs-Mr Odbod
w mr. Shirpendae Grimes Mr. Seton To he followed by
grand advertisement CALOP DIES DRAPFAUX by 4S Dan.
sseses Grand Medley Overture The celebrated BEL
LIAM GANT VIII appear In the tabesu of oah going
To conclude with the CHINESE BALABIE AZ Dancuses
ennoaes Tickets % cents Doorsopen clock Perform
% a o'clock, $500 -N''A'
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CCUOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.-MARSHS BEATn
~ House-Ths we'll known establishment
in superior and provided with found
the fashionable resort
the 18th inst Unusual preparations have been made afordng
guaranty Of comfort and
place in the and with ample for per-
Great inducements oaeied visit this cool healthy
retreat The undersigned will give his personal attention
usual during the whole season.
Dated June 80 lSS r. MARSUY
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- Wednesday Evening June % will presented the Comedy
q FED rus PL0uGII-Sr Philip Bandord Mr. Frederichs
ST. Ate Handy Mr. vaohe Bob Handy Mr. Dawson Henry Mr.
nsuingi Farmer Ashfed Mr. Halfway; Lady Handy. Mrs
w. Suran Asrh, MISS Fsnny Waiiack PAS DE DEUX
~ Mons WieoH and Miss Celeste To conclude with tho new
Farce called MODEL OF A WIFE Dress Circle aud PR
qaette, ~ cents; Family Ccea 2,c Gallery 2 open
At quarter past performance at quarter to
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u EST LOCATION FOR A GREAT STORE AT FLUSHING
- VIM X. PRINCE will lease large lot at the of
Bridge street and Clinton Avenue which be extended the
depth of 2O feet This location is the best in the for
sv business being medatey opposite the large of Peck
Co.. and convenient than the steamboat landing
person possessing real capital and not dependent solely
bank loans could by selling fair profit free from exortion
and y acting liberal principle. command the larger part Of
the business pecaly as there has long been dssatsf
ton these points Land be obtained in the vicinity for
Lumer and Coal Yards with advantage for cond netting
business large scale. The steamboat Astoria which
Peeks Slip four times daily greatly facilitates the
nicnti inn. Elnshil Il L. Ii
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TN6E IRISH REPUBLICAN UNION WILL HOLD IT'S
Continued Meeting this (Tuesday Evening the Shak
spere Hotel Men, Arms and Money for the independence
Ireland" our doctrine BY ORDER
THOMAS HAYES, }sseretor;ss
CHARLES DAVIES oe'ieeariea
NJ T. OCONNOR >Secret Corresponding Committee in ses
THOS. MOONEY. sion daily at the Shakespeare Hotel
0. OF o. F-rHE r. W. GRAND ENGAGEMENT OF
the State Of New York will hold Special Session this
ing June % o'clock at No. 1886 Broadway purpose
of acting petition for charter for Encamp
ment and the transaction Of other business may legally
come before it. BY order
JOHN L. VAN BOSKERCK, Grand Scribe.
NEW YORK HORSE AND CARRIAGE EMPORIUM, COR
OF Prince and Crosby opposite Nib Garden
has reopened its public sale again for Horses Carriages Harness.
&c. &c every Friday II o'clock Carriages Har
nesr, &c. always at private sale during the week.
JOHN p. BUTLER, Proprietor.
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llOWERp THkATRE-- BENEFIT OF MR. JOHN X
ID sCOTT.-WEDNEsDAY EVENING. JUNE ~ win DO
performed The play q Observation-Disclosures Ricleisu.
Mr. j. r. Scott; LOUIS Ton Count de Baraiss, C. " CIsrks
chevalisr do Mauprat II HALL Huguet Warden: Joseph Bel
Amy Julie de Moremar Mrs Abbott To conclude with the
new Drama styled the RAG PICKER OF PARISJean Mr. w.
Pierre Garousse Tilton; Jacques Didder Warden
MARIE Dddie Miss Mary Tsylr Boxes % Pit l2 cents
precisely ' " ~ ~ ~ V|N~
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M ECuANIC's HALL, 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN
l Grand and Broou,e streets MONDAYS JUNE M and every
night during tho week-the original CHRIsTYs MrNsTRES
whose concerts during the NINE MONTHS have been re
ceived with such distinguished patronage
most respectfully that they will their
Admission q cents Doors at Concert viii
Concert will be given Saturday afternoon Doors open
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CAST.OFF CLOTHING. JEwELRY, FIRE ARMS &C.
~ Wanted-Iadies Gentlemen wishing to their
perGuous effects into cash. will obtain full valun for
addressing the subscriber through tho postoce
who will attend them their residence appoip ment ri
JEVETT. Wall street Jew York - "
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