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LATER FROM TxxAs.-we have received files

q, r,p.rs rom Galveston TO the asth INST.
from Antonio that the dspredacss Oh 'hs ihohs
public msstre at San has nominated Gov Bel TOR 10
m. Collection Journal says the overland immigration has
Ps hoSs Srsp,s under MeO II Paso and that region,
very their land titles examined BY As '0s'
The .Sicids by Capt Dcbbn Who murdered M wAa.n On
the kRs.G s' .ns ss ,ss.s and S.o sssssd
M b. s's 40 ssss,s WEAKLY
placed bs. the pistol bis heart and contaminated hs par
Tss Wsterr Ta. number of instance. q recent psas
ns.ns how .h.. ssy are, ss0S. AZ % .
curing the funds due the Tex" Rspgsrs
HARVARD CoLLEGE-We understand that Prof
Guyot yesterday nsnsc course Of lectures ssio ne sssof
T Ts . on. fSaa.a.l interest. S.pSe Sbs,s,
the m eOur ec,Sas upon II. .nss' ,ss' GIVE .sS .sos
lave hssS SsSosss the ro Economy .hh Ii:
res. S ..s he selection q THE the SUBJECT
Tpy .b. s:sosOs q Prof cSs's as %. s ses
=. Tsss Tosy eso. ,a .ss r ~ &. c e. s:.
1o bs,,"s Been .. to i. down -Ao day or two past
ss.d that the will be more serious mas gas ~ a"'
pa'd' and 'n'' us D''"' IsOs ION Traveller, sA
MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMIssIolt--By recent
arrivals fon II Psso gather the oo"ns rem 'hs Soaa's"
The American Commissions. ard his party 80 .,'oss =. e: "a
s.mpse ss place, ss. ,ss Ii. party strong
The connssossrs had met s,e hA' .asis
ao-a y.k ss."s' 10 Young isSs The late Kmsfs
one Of tie Mesican party. - IN ~. 4. A., a.
vad journey and masy becoming tired ans ssn
th.r undertai desious Of returning home
row bsfoSvsdsd thsm from e eosst an
pbabe they vii from their present snesmpmsat 'sos
Esit tall a.
YUcArAs.-With the exception OF few ehir-
emit troops, IN whch NE
lomer bad nothIag Of has IN ss
.r;nsn Of Yuestan lat dates The Lsfsh,ns ne
Gossrao, tls Geber and the local Anthos ~ss
tal m qus the reselon OF the tnosns lns
aroo Of Canpeche watched condlt ~ fesshk no py
and lie bad Afford thsH ssi OUT nsn
priv ale mssna Abaon srpsctsd Cspsehs 90 -,
10 reinforce the garrison Of that town l"o.
FALL RIVER MAss.-At the town meeting In
Ps River on Monday John wsss zsq (fres SOIL rs ehessa
nas,.,o, Hss.y (vhix) elected Cerk Treasurer
and Collector T. Pickering aad James bunoton twhgl 49,
elected sectsn Tbs Wh< ticket TOT ssssyos ~
g,vsy conssbs and schoo Conanitse, sJcspt ro .sse
chosen rae polsd small being onB ia Inc nhs
asjoufrss 70 Saturday ns1t a.
MEXICAN CLAIMs.-Wa Warrington, Tuesday, April
issI-Ihs Board punuapt TO sdournseet prssss ne
snbss Several so consideration pss
eut 70 airy thereon The Board sdosrnso s'
morrow, at IL An
NayAL.-The u. 8. frigste Congress, Captain
lanes neIa.s.h Gag ship Of Com. bsse mekssysf vas nss
800 "a hs IA FebU soop Of war 81 Lonn, Conmf n n
coeks va Al Ksatsyidso tbs ID Feb
HUMAN HEmAIss FoUsD.-Some boys, fishing
Win ,,ir. Onondsa Lsks st Sunday dragged up POI soS
tsnnr lie Ssas body q young female 1bs i.1y as
cut up CoronsI inquest throws ~ hight on 'hs m-
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Appointments By the President.

WILLIAM II. G. MILLS Of Georgia. TO be Mar
shs Uatsd states Cor the Dtt Of Gsorgs, place Of WI
H. Brown. resigned
CHARLES w. DAVIS, to be Secretary Of the
Bcara Claims sxasss hs,iee, place Of Ed
ward w. Johnston, resigned Hr4
JOSEPH N FEARsoS and PIERCE SHOEMAKER,
70 be JUSTICES OF County Washington. Dsuct
Of
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SWEDEN
Emancipation Of the Jews.

A letter from Stockholm. of the lst states that
the Committee charged by the General Dict OF
the Kingdom to examine the propositions for
granting 10 the Jews the same civA and political
rights as are enjoyed by other Subjects not be-
longing to the Lutheran Church. has decided by
large majority in favor Of the motion. Five of tue
members of the Committee have proposed tne
conn lete emancipation OF Swedish Jews.
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THE HAvRE sTEAMERs.-We learn from P arts
that Mr.. Rives has had a conference with the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs in relation to
the line of steamers between New-York and
Havre, but Of the result, if any has yet been ar
rivad M wa ara not informed
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GERMANY.
The Dresden Conferences.

Our advices from Dresden are Of the Goth inst.
They give no hopes of speedy settlement OF the
German question with respect to the differences
between Prussia and Austria Nevertheless II u
stated that the Committees continue their sittings
and their lsbors, and that the fourth Committee
in particular 10 ON the point Of completing its re-
port on the organization and competency Of the
Federal Court OF Arbitration. A plenary sitting
was expected to take place in the course OF the
present week.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Thursday April TO-
The brig Benecia, hence for Chsgres, has put
put back ssky She Will have TO discharge her decklosd
and haul up. We had quite blow from the soulhEsss
yesterday.
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NoTse. cOmgoaDS syfsgRSf uy. 81,
MELLOW DOCK ROOT.-We feel

prompted by eve principle Of hams9i 20 .t msn.
hDovn ie he world the wonderful efficacy OF s c1n ~
Ssnsry REGENERATION THOUSANDS have been relieved oI
Of suffering add many ves ssVeG ~ sT
E mi n acknowledged by the best Judges OF modlc'ne
- he mos elegant scientific and salusy preparation
use and Is depurstive remedy seldom eS e
sands upnvaled for the cure Of Eryspeas san nn9
asnker scrofuls and all the various diseases Arising IL
an lTp 1re stale Of the Blood Also all Bilious
snd h used with unpreceden In all cases OF
Wssknsss and general debility, strengthening ne weekon
d body giving tono 70 the various organs ana nssO.s
~ the entire system and also for ne cure OF the COM
s;spt Cstsrrh Dyspepsia Headache dizziness coughs
ks those ssected With Chronic Disessessof wnsieve
brn will 6nd this medicine not only PLEASANT 70 tne tese
nj certain cure IA be within the power OF remean
srsnu 10 Affect their disease Ills composed Of medcnee
g happily combined tend directly to give tone 70 tns
sousch and bowels xcite 10 healthy action me Liver snc
hswhoe Gandular system aay Nervous trritsDny ,sno
psoote the free action OF the Lungs thus rendering ep
picable 10 all diseases Of Chronic nssure 70 purey
vegetable and may be used In ell climates, ana 1si ses'
Prepared only by @ MORSE co, Al lo2 Fountaln,s
frovdsncs r. l. and sold By thousands sl over zoe ODw
a stsfss Csnsdas, he Hsydock, Gcries Clay, xls
YsEl<t York General Agents. uo om
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Schooner Capsized-Two Lives Loss.

ALBANY, Thursday, April TO-
The schooner Wave, of Huntingdon, Long
Island was cspszed In squat yesterday afternoon
Etuyvesanrs, and two OF her crew v ere drowned.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
PAPAL BILL IN THE BRITISH COMMONS.
RISE IN COTTON.
Dates from Liverpool March %; London
2Sth, Paris 27sh.

The Cunsrd steamer Africa arrived here at
O'Clock yesterday morning, after passage Of
eleven days and ten hours.
The Washington left southampton on the 26th.
A new Interoceanic Canal Company to cut
through the Isthmus of DsrieD, is announced at
London, and is said to be warmly supported by
the British Government.
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Pittsburgh Items.

PITrsBUReH, Thursday, April Ia.
The Call for the Scott meeting on the 9th has
upward Of 600 names appended to H. He is the Wing e.
y0rEe here
Barnum has telegTsphed US that Jenny Lind win Wait
Pittsburgh at the end Of June.
We have 81 feet OF In the river The thermometer
is at IS; weather clear and pleasant.
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PAINS, and Stiffness

EVHEUMAI1Sm,G A1No, anu CtihhooS
u Aof the Joiats Swelling Of the Muscular Substances
near hem and other distressing symptoms 100 vel known
Rings Compound Syrup Of Hydnodase OF Potasss Sar'
GpsrIs and Yellow DOCK Root Il 10 recommended 10
M confidence a. being specific, and needs but trial to
convince the mos lncredulous OF m surpsng proPerues
Prepared and for sale by q. II RING. Druggist and
0hsmist. la2 Broadway corner OF Iohn<t mi4tm~
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WNASTIC AND PHYSICAL EX-

VJrecIsE-Mr G r. OTrIGNON respectfully In
ss hs friends and the public generally thai he has TAKEN
he large sno spacious Gymnasium l5s aud l6l Crospyt
one door below Blocker, formerly occupied 6y D hcn
esss every morning from IN q and every evening from
san Boys elass every afternoon from Ill g. Fencing
ana Sharing taught privately at the rooms. N b-ML
4 y btuepop has closed the 0ymnssiums Ia Broadway
and Canalst Members having keys Of closets In tneir
Possession viii obige the proprietor by leaving them
he yoonps tn Crosby-sl ~ I'm"
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RereIgn Revolutionary Societies.

Lord Lyndhurst in the House of Lords, has
called up the subject Of the Revolutionary Socie-
ties of Italians, Germans and Hungsrisns in Eng
land. he thought something ought to be done TO
check their operations. Earl Grey, in behalf OF
the Government, replied that they had been think
ing Of it, and # new laws were absolutely want
ing, they might ask for them.
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WATER CURE.
MOUNTAIN Wa.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
" CURE.--Dr. JOSEPH 4 wEDEk hes sasumed tne
.<rmsr~nt sdics Direction Of This Institution. xhe -
lS5lisomen 4 situated 10 South Orange Essen County,
erssy cre hours hde from tho city By ncTs en1
Essex Railway Visitors Jake the enYeos q Ne foos q
saeheo 10 reost OF the PsdonIS Al etters upon
1Tolessions business should 10 addressed % Dr. Wedsr
tsy.C2Ee .IHI Nv
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CiscIsSArI, Thursday, April TO-
A FIRE broke out at 81 O'Clock this morning. in
he store Of Campbell Elson Co 1umbis ct which.
with the extensive furnure warerooms Of Mitchell
RSmmelsburg, and the wholesale grocery warehouse OF
PullsD, Hatfield 4 Brown adjoining, we're eairely do
soyed The loss II heavy, bat mosuy covered by IN
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Arrival Of the North America at New-Or-
leans with Half a Million In Gold.
HEw.ORLEANs, Saturday. 1
No~ek a~.a~sca o. ID

The steamship North America, Capt iethen,
has arrived this in days from Chagres bringing
bali million ia gold dust and $50 passengers Her Calf
feIDa dates the thoss OF The Georgia and En-
pire City.
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Thirgs In Prussla.

A note has been received from Vienns contain
ing reply 10 the Prussian memorial OF March -
In this note the Austrian Cabinet expresses It's
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PIANOS.
THE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.
II GILBERT 4 CO.'S PIANO FORTES at SIS and AL

Broadway -,
celebrated Eohan Piano Fores made by T. Gllbed Co,
has recently been opened by WATERS BERRY, al
SIS Broadway corner Of ARhonyst In addition 10 theh
bTmer establishment Of 447 Broadway
the rapid sale OF these Instruments and their enure sue
both among amateur and professional musicians are
ample proof Of lhe superior quality The SUBSCRIBERS are
prepared 10 Offer 10 the public the argess ana peel a.
scrmepi OF Pisnos both with without The hoan &C.
compartment, ever exhibited In this city. 10 aoswef 70
Ne assertions Of those interested 10 the sale Of other psnos
Ia, "the Attachment Injuries the Piano. toe iolowing
copied nom r Gilbert Cos published circular 10 suf
kcebt
sWe offer TO select forward to any part Of The coun
nv Al our loves, prices snch instrument &c NAV be Or
red accompanied by the cash satisfactory reference
sbd pledge ourss refund he fall anoent received
win III pecesssry cost OF transportation II the instrument
his give entire satisfaction The testimonials we have
received ffom all Of the country assure us that The
Eosp Piano Forte hes only be known to take the pre-
seence Of ell others The public invited to call and
xsnine Secondhand Pisnos taken in exchange Pianos
hLel
Llo, secondhand Grand Piano for sale very low.
WATERS BERRY,
- ~ n6 AFOa
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Markets. ..NEw. ORLEANS,
Weather Items.

The sales OF CoTToE Saturday were only
800 bales and somevhs FKEIsHTs
dun Ard srrnLrss EreHASsH IL at lormsr rates.
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How 1T WAS DosK.-rhe Silver Gray eepsrv
were busy yesterday In placing Loco Fooo named
in tickets with Wing captions. More or less Of
such ballots were found in every box.
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OCEAN sfeameFs nc MISREPRESENTATION Of
Henry Clay.
NEw-oRLkASs, sunday. April g.
The steamship North America hss just sailed
ior New-forsi and the steamship Ohio has ust arrived
lem Havana, with Hon. Henry Clay on board
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PROSPECT WATER CURE

W EsTABMsHMENTl singeen.cn' brcoms ;. ~ ~
base Of the mountain from which Il takes IL name and
commands delightful view Of The Chenaogo and susque
hsna Rivers with their rich and besuuful vsllies
The Cure Il open for the reception and feetmese
of psiers The Institute bss been succsssfu seennne
Tho eminent professional aid Of DR.. Q. B. BARkkTY ns
of New.York City whose long experience IN Hydfopeny
cent GUARANTEES 70 the patrons Of this Institution mas
hey win abundsnffy cared for: -. - -
Al letters he on protessionL business. mun W W, ~.
dressed Ia Or RARRETf q the Cure. Con1mnn1csncnS
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time, We suppose, take ground 10 favor Of some
body-hnd II this century lasts long enough who
knows bot that the baby IL born that viii live TO
see Silver Gray" elected
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Tho search for STR j. Frankiis.
The following letter has been received from
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T1HE WATER-CURE AT ROUND

1 pTIT NOHTHAMPYON, Mars u Tho mott delight
a. - at,y.rfivs lpsmon Of he kidd IN the country,
sssslD!e BIZ railroad on The NORTH South, East and West
aornS AM desirable residence for tnvslds and eir
iriends ana for oshers who desire comsonabie hone
Pure sr extensive and deghfa scenery end "a eleve
ard comforts and convsnenccs rarely found N similar
institnltors s. A practical end sxpehenced Physician
Intelligent and efficient Nurses 5. Abundance 81 nc
pures spring water g. dict adapted for those Who q
he ssms e wish 10 i've well, EDd be well while they
i've great variety Of rur wlss snc Plesssos onv ~
Bowling Alleys
Address G. A. HALL, MD. Resident Physician. o. Al
FRED RANDALL, ESQ, Agent 81 l2wfakW.
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M TER-CUkE lNoITfUfEos-
w Patients WILDE nesfed 81 the commodious ety -
tsbshmens is Laighf st. ell seasons OF me y-sf ~
Iebsnon gprings from Nay lat 20 October isk BOB -
viii hereaxex BE- nncew the medical direction o. W
frsi, and The dcmesue management Of NJ "
MI lms
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Raform In Chancery.


Lord John Russell has brought 10 bill to re-
form the administration of the Court OF Chancery.
1t proposes the establishment of Court, which
shall be called the Supreme Court in Chancery,".
OF "the Lord Chancellors Court" and that in that
Court shall sit the Lord Chancellor, the Master OF
the Rolls, and one of the judges Of the Courts OF
law, TO be summoned from time TO time TOR that
purpose and any two Of them shall have the
power of hearing causes, and that in the absence
of the Lord Chancellor the two others shall have
all the power and authority in the Court OF Chan.
Gerry which the Lord Chancellor possesses. Ap-
peals in bankruptcy, and ell other statutory iuris
dctiop, shall be exercised by this Supreme Court;
the Lord Chancellor alone shall not exercise the
AUTHORITY be now exercises in the Court OF Chan
Gerry, but that he shall always exercise it as a
member of the Court. Matters of lanacy shall
be heard by the Supreme Court, and an ar
rapgemens shah be made with the judges OF the
common law Courts to dispense with one oil the
Judges to attend to this Court With regard TO
the salaries in future to be paid, it is proposed
that the salary be 10000 year, and that the re-
firing allowance should remein as ct present
$4,000 a year. The bill also proposes that the
ecclesiastical patronage heretofore rested In the
Lord Chancellor shall in future be vested In the
crown, and that the minister Of the crown shall
take the pleasure Of the sovereign a. TO its dis
posal, in the same way as he does witt regard TO
the ecelesastical patronage slready vested In the
crown.
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plANO-FORTES.-Persons about mr.
ehs&ng Pianos win 6nd Il 70 tbeir sdvsnlas. 10 al =,
oenn Goa Mandatory ie< ralscn-sl (wsai OF road
~ general sssorImoSt Of mahogany AID rosewood
snos consaDuy os hand which viii be cold low hr essS
approved pager Dealers sappled on liberal tsrns
&u r. GLENN 4 co. ls& Falsop-st
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ClrY MonrALlrY.-The number Of deaths
WILLIAMSBERGH ITEMS.

ORDINArIoN.-RevT Thomas X Beecher,
Pastor ele, of the new Congregational Society, wor
shipping at the late Baptist Church. Central liall)
VIII be ordained ON Thursday evening next at the
new Baptist Church. corner Of South Fifth and Fiiih-
SIS His father, the venerable Dr. Lyman Beecher,
viii preach the sermon.
The church. of which this Society Is a branch Is
similar to the Presbyterian Church OF New England,
and differs only from the Presbyterian Church OF the
states by It's form of Church Goyernmcnt-it being
governed by the votes offs officers and members IN
stead of by the ministers and ruling elders. The
two branches OF the Presbyterian Church Unite IN
accepting members when requested 10 do 50, from
each other
In relation 20 the present services Rev. MI
McLane ofihe South Fourth->t Presbyterian & huch,
on announcing, by request, on sunday evening, the
ordination. stated that II he had had an opportunity
of seeing the Trustees before the notice had been
handed 10 him. they would have rendered probably,
TO the Society the use of their Church, their own
building being 10 small The offer OF the Baptist
Church was kindly made, and accepted on sunday
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From Lake superior.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Detroit Advertiser
SIT SrE. Mum. EndAN. June !

Correspondence OF the Detroit Advertiser
SAT- STE. MARIE, Friday, June 10
The mining business of Lake Superior Is
constantly increasing. Last evening the Manhattan
left the head of THIS portage With larger LOAD ol h-
man beings, animals and freight than ever 81" on
shlpboard-men and miners from the millionaire OF
the East down 10 the humblc,t being whose all Wa,
on hiS back-IadicS and women rom the one win
boxes of flowers, birds ami baskets, cihd in richest
garb. tO lhe kitchen maid With her wardrobe ln q
cotton han,herchlci-all making for ne Manhattan.
ou wOulc be surprised 10 see the different persons
they approach the boat
some clubs for pleasure young men OF wealthy
~res with fishing rods and tackle dressed IN conn al
attire, old ncr of grave mien"ltl colniehnce It's OF
conOdmg care, all ages. seNas and nations
Here YOU see a mining Captain rom torn"aii,
England whose theme s shafts and driiis AMI levels
hard ground and sOit ground whose business Is 10
take charge of some ucn copper NINE lately de
veoped a man of few words, good common sense,
and often mquIung about this OF that Of American
manners and customs.
4 ship load of miner, presents neteroecneou,
mass of human beings of all ages. classes and cOndl-
tons THIS boat appeared black with passengers,
and loaded nearly 10 he ground with freight, mate
rails and machinery of all kinds. pork, hour, and
everything else eaiablc. constitute the loading
Can't Caldwell told me De- Raj taken. IN lIiltr tIp'
before this seven thousand barrels bulk 10 the mines
Hi> freight az tins time Was near 300 barrels. lie
brought 10000 lbs OF copper from the Minnesota NINE
besides % large amount from me I'm. Inc manu-
soonest blocks Of copper ever brought down are no"
on the dock. from the GIN mme-irOm 3,JDv 20 J,VVO
lbs each of pure copper THIS country exceeds any
other ia the world for this species OF mineral
Col Mcknight has doubled ms steamers me
Monticello Is again Do her element 40 the head of the
portage, ilm AS a duck and painting To- De- gone
She was taken over ln three weeks her repairs ana
finishing are IN me -, e and few boats ON our VA
tiers viii be- more comfortable than The MOniecelo.-
The London. Norhemer. Peninsula ana Columbia
come regularly 20 thl, place from Delo" ne Man
haitian Montecell0 Napoleon and Independence san
from the head oi the portage above, beside other SAIL
vessels.
THIS new and unexpected development OF LAKE
superior makes great call upon farmers hoises,
oxen auc cows pork hams and hOur, are ia constant
demand and high.
We want tins canal. AMI then steamer, can 'al
upon these inland seas as far a. from Ne"-l OK 20
Liverpool The expense and delay At this place are
=, yrest drawback UPON miner. Yours, s.1.R-
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. j.

cores NAotnCt OF ne illount
PmL.pELPHlA. Monday, June %
Joseph Bradley, an officer belonging 10
the new Government steamer, Tom Corwln, lying az
Westinghouse wharf. Southwark fell overheard on
SUNDAY evening. and was drowned. The body was
recovered this morning
4 Young man Was arrested ~ THIS city on SATURDAY
evening charged With having committed A. ROBBERY
I'M New-York TO the amount OF several hundred dol
lar, Tie was conveyed 20 your cty YESTERDAY after
noon.
The Market has been quiet o-da And thr tle Tor
esu adyice> have had percepthle effect upon lfte,
COTTON held FIRMLY bUt the sale, limited BAkh
duh The FLOUR market has undergone no chAlse h'ia-
sS a>k 81 IS Dol flr common sAppu- brands, nlt l.'
., very little export demand NJ sales have come ulrI
our unuce The sales for cts clus1mptln are .lAllei
within the range Il 81 23ai 81 for common and extra
brands and fame. lois a. CHER rates small SAFE ~ N
FLouR al 1881 Corn MEAL Is held ~ - ST. sac oi
Brap,fy me rs ~ made Ssunlas ai > III DOL ~
mani II : u,rlv supplied With WHEAT, bug = expected
fhar the receipis VII he increased pa lew IA ioei
so white M store sold "a : b. bush No iuTtAef sales
II RYE CoRN = less active safe of 300 bush Yellow,
o. arrive M s2I els IN OATS. uu change WHISKY Is
steady A. q cfS 10 huls. ami p cts .n % Ids - -
SALES ot SroCE>-Firsf B0ord-l1 mon n Oh tnh,
p SIP Iehgh Int. o. 100 Union Canal. lj j" MOTIFS
>.cgd Bos-s-ii Noyri,tovn RI. 81 q Cumberland
Vslle. RR -, 70 Penn b. ll9i. 100 Read RI Sl - do
2s 100 ms IA Sioo0 Susq Cana! o. a. SSyv hr'u
KR Mort -. 3