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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-16
A LExANDER MOTT AUCTIoNEER AND ,

A LExANDERNO AUCTIONEER AND
N COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner MAN
and 18th streets, opposite City Hotel-lIas always on
hand at private sale large and splendid assortment of
new Furniture and Housekeeping Goon " lIch will be
sold low ior cash or approved paper consisting part
Of
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas Divans
Otomans, Sideboards, Secretaries -
Ladies' Cabinets, Bureaus
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses, ouble and single
Mahogany, French and low post Bedsteads
Irundle do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Wardrobes, Work Stands Washing do
Do dining, tea and card Tables
Clocks OF every description
STAPLE AND FtNCv DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassmeres, sestiagn, Calcoes
Irish Linens, Cashmeres, Mueins Shirtings
Satinetts, Flannels, Pins and Needles
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks, 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Carers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives on cards
RaZors, Scissors, Needles, Thimbles
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons
Dressing, tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes
Ladies' Work Boxes, Spool Cotton .T
Money Gases, Family Bibles
Paper Pens, Playing yin fN G np 1rs
Travelling Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes, Hats r..
N Carson Patent Challenge Backing, &c
And many other articles too numerous to insert in
an advertisement-all of which will be sold yery low
and on accommodating terms. NH 81
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,-> CHANGE OF HOURS FOR

= .Glk-A y NItN ltUE OT IiOUItS TUX
NORFOLK AND PORTSlTO UTH
RAILROAD LINE pia Port IValthaH-The public
hereby informed that the cars running in con-
nexion with the favorte and beautiful Steamboat
AUGUSTA, Capt. z. Mitchell, will leave the Rich
day and Friday morning, at 81 o'clock, A. M, for the
above places Returning the Augusta will leave Nor
folk on the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays Wednes-
days and Saturdays, at 6, A. M
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-16

CAS FIxTUKES.-We have received portion
III of our supply of Gas Chandeliers and other Fix
tures and have to-day opened parlours over the
store of Messrs Valentine, Crenshaw & Co. A call is
solicited from those who introducing ge into their
houses. =. =
s'rEBBINs, DARRACOTT & CO.,
fe IS 1Ol Brood Stroat
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-16
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office R. and P. r. R. Co., September 9th, 1850
nr-, WINTER ARRANCEWENV.

ys:zssaaa.szaH sTEAMBoAT CURTIS PECK'
CHANGE OF HOUR OF STARTYNG.--The
swift and comfortable steamboat CURTIS PECK,
Captain John Davis will on and after Tuesday next,
9Th nst leave the wharf at Rockets regularly every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, athaIfpast
o'clock precisely, tor Portsmouth and Norfolk, and
return each alternate days, leaving Norfolk the same
hour, t65 notwithstanding at each of the severa
landings on the River, going and returning.
Passage. .....................S 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23
BROOKLYN City Intelligence.


RECEPTION or TiiE PERKINS, No, II, FIRE COMPANY,
PROM BOSTON,
This company are at present visit 20 this o'ty
the guests Of Eagle Company No 4 portion u them
arived Saturday morning. 20 the number OF about
thtysix exclugiye Of the band and after treakastng
Of the quarters provided fr them by their entertaDer
AT the Fulton iioue thfy were escorted to thu City
Hall fiaggs Boston brass band, aud the whole party
guests and hosts made fine display a. they proceeded
by way q Henry snd Pierrep1int streets again iuto
Fulton aud round The City Hall Ea'cing tLi build
ing they were received In the 0oveTnors room by the
Mayor 60 whom they introduced by Joseph Reeves
Leo foreman c the Eages, who In doing mentioned
IN terms q eratcfl aeknowle the reception they
had met with on the occasion of a visit by them to
Rofcn ana referred 20 two Of the cy Fathers, then
prestnt Aldermen Spnola aud Leech members of the
company he htnsvlf unable e. express the
tent q tlur hospitality. The Perkins Company had
stood foremost on that occasion and between them =
pledge of iendship hsl been rivn which could
le forgotten. ~ concluded hy Introducing Captain
stinfcu foreman u the Boston Company
Tfty visited the Navy Yard AM viewed ell the objects
ofiuirrtst there ON their return excellent collation.
awaited them 1T the Station house 81 Company No o.
Tie Afternoon placed Al their dpoe % b. spent in
any manner most agreeable 70 their individual tastes
aud accord npy several small parties made hy the
mcnilcrs II the two compsnies-some u whom visited
Urtnvocd aud he adiacent rnrts ~ the county and
some went to NeW York city having urst partaLen Of
dinner n TO- Fulton iiouee ~ the evening about
O'Clock the Farle Company mustered NJ the city Hail.
t,g,thr with n,pty a Tho other hrc Yanir a ths
city ana tlpy pseudta u the FULTON u utH % receive
their ru,sts aud formed hne IN crier for q
grand tOrrhl!g procession. A. they passed through
Poplar street thcgc was great display ot aroworka In
frtnt q tie engine house ~ ~ tthc Eaglel which
WIS briihanty Illuminated TIL finale of he fireworks,
cyhibuiug tie word. Perkins Company, No 10" In
beautifully yari gated ghte This day they viii GO on
tic uc tn staten Island for which purpose the
laifN,ld has tfcn thartercd Rud IN the evening ~
their irt~rt q vit New Notk theatre Tucslsy 4
g. 10 dsy to- g. y to Snedekrrs mon Race Course,
who're dinner vii ~ PROV aed ant in the evening they
leave the city ~ rruv ieuce, u H. whore they
etprl q A3srny Further arrivals arc expected,
ralirs DC whole number ~ vislters abart sixty
I'll Trr,t 7uv An ,vrtr Does The IRE which
r. rtel " tie frai of yesterday. snd which occurred
" the engine rom carucr u imy arj BOVINE streets.
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Cly In Ll!.. ~.


SUSPICION or ECrITR--A oUg .s .tU>a ForvD.-
Yesterday quite excitement Na. p, duoed III the
vicinity of jersey city the pttui road about mills
'r 1T sfo1J in consequence ot suit u clothing
a black cloth coat a light yest, grey iaixed
t shirt and white hat On the in de OF the al
Nfiiten Fhouias liaschur-t;' also 10 another part
sle lat lining vas written Spencer, Barnes" on
,L sh4it collar wa" marked ShuI likewise a piacard
q work on the murder of Jane BAN Of ton, ~
the factory gals All these articles found streweA
about Ia yaiou directions in the ueadow about twenty
rods from te read por fs Of water But the
most rmarkable circumstance Il the torn appearance o
the clothing Tie shirt coat vest and pantaloons ap
pear to have been ripped By main force from The body o
the webrer; and IL that is the case. the impression Is
that murder has been pcrpetated udd tue body scrc.d
ia some Il the swempy pond. in that vicinity MIR
Peter Iorsley. residing At No. NAnde water st'oet
this city present snd examined the clothing TIVE
found The whole matterat present is mystery, The
clothing placed in t" chars II Justice Chambers
magistrate Of Jersey city, who has ~e understand.
Instituted thorough search, aud t.. day presume,
some light will be thrown on the matter
IRr Al RAIuHrN's ItoTfIa-Yesterdsy about noon
fire broke out in the wine cellar RaSnbuns Hotel, in
Broadway, which called together The hremrn in great
force The flames were speedily subducd without much
ing of tie precious liquor, and some Other damage by
water
orHL1 FlPEs.--At ha.fpast one O'Clock yesterday
morning FIRE broke out ia the carpenters shop Of MIR
Ogden. in Twenty eighth street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues 1he building, with its contents were
totally destroyed On saturday afternoon. at four
O'Clock, y. H. Gre broke out la the IL house Ne
G. Lowis street aud extinPushed without much da-
mage. About O clock lat ght, an alarm oi IRE
given whi,h occasionea hy rowdes having st
IRE TO number of tar larre's at the foot Of Jsmoes
slip row attempted by gang of young fellows,
doubtless he orrinaors of the Gre but ii gs soon sur
pressed by The police.
EscArr ~ FaEScii L,pr DnowNtvo--A French
lady ag'd about 20 year, named DodIne residing No
~ sveLue fell into the river at the foot Thir
IL IN street and vas rescued from drowning by some
children who were playing and conyeye, 10 her resi-
dence hy pole tman.
AAnoS srcoErr uxpxE s.Nrt.cr or DrAru In the
of Aaron Sooksy sentenced 70 he executed on Yri
day next the 9th inst he has not a. yet received
VlsNf
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Markets.

Lo~roS Mosrr M,REEr. June l0-One O'Clock The
kngsh Securities 70 day are cneeghth per cent l)ycr
IN value, but business continues particularly du rhe
settlement q the account Is going oil ftvon,by the
trautsctcus a late having been excessively limited
and the range of fluctuations having been limited like
wise Iank ttock 2llli 70 2l2ii; Threc per Cent -
duCod 81 Three per Cent Consos ~ to as: TO for
account e. -. ditto forJuly % TO oss Thrc, -anl
Quarter per Ccuts pS to IS Exchequer Bils 81 % 40
The market for Foreign sccurities has assuued
somewhat inner appearance An improvement Of
quarter per cent Las occurred in Spanish stocks aud
Mexican are n half Per cent higher than yesterday
rnng the rise late In the afternoon q yesterday being
firmly maintained. Russan Five per Gents likcwis,
higher the quotation Of the latter l. IL to ia Mcx
3ii to 50; pansh Five per Cents 90 to Il; ditto
Three Per Cents 4o& TO ioA Venezuela are - TO 81
Peruvian S6h toS7if Dutch Two Half per Cents
tp to 5es; Buenos Ayrts 81 to ba Brazilian 50 . 20
There l. little business doing In Hallway shares and
the market remains fat
Two o'clccE.-The Consoi market has recovered 60
r'2s to S. fr money, and 49, for July. Railways arr
heavy and about 81 lower.
TnREr octocN Confols for money q i t. os, and for
rcccrnt tSia totSa.
.rs porrsF, June o-closing prices .--pcntcs Five
pcr Cents, of sc do. Three per Cents At Sc
Eenk 6 France 2ugOf
LnrprooL CorToy MspNrr. Tuesday evening, juno
lO V graf Jiug 70 H. able 10 report that affairs have
assumed more steady tone than fir time past,
st the dealings IA foreign aud colonial produce keep
u.ted scale, and holders ora not able to maze any
Lead ~ ltan,ire rtcas 1hs cotton market although
The aC frC~ the United states received per ths
Arctic and the Cambria lees encouraging fur buyers
isttt, IT, tucua9n The fal's going forward are 70
moderate cktent and since Ffiasy holders have the
fdys age IN It,ce but nj 20 any quntahlo cxtent
ahe r. 70 me growing crop on tn other side q
u Nlrtfc prevent the Usutl amount II II dlWreVauCy
Il Taking eyeeytbiu Into account, The stbson,
Sot ntt leta favorable one, but alth auga such
l. tie ct i toe coon I, speculate as 20 the uti4ttc
tta. .tetf ct q crcp of lsei aud - The reesr,s n
II thptit@ rers have, q length commenced - ON
'H rtttd' II TIE steck- On han5 aud on sh'.tri.
tElI sill NpUf8 o. Gr,st Bitoin were to3-
a,1ati i t.'...t l,et yeas r. cannot l. present
ttFtrtt Ill Il arson .nt4ei ~ VIII eN .rc'sr any
Dect ut D. = - The 4. siae' tf,1sg
4 IS. 81 NW NJ K
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DECISION ~ JUDGE htNG
JvNE 2l-Gso = Moors Err - 1Hts Mcfa',sh &C.
Nation l. made by Thomas and John Molulosh, to be
discharkrd from arrest Il the nsuciency
II the afdavit on which The order vas made rhe am
dayit had claimed that the defendants had fraululcuy
ccntracttd this det which the action l. founded IL
alleges cnly information. advice au1 belief that the
goods fer which the action u brought soil by the
plaintiff to the deter dante snd what the terms II tbs
tale IL intimated by plaintiff that they
sold ~ an agent q the rlaniu fso HE affidavit should
have been made, some shown why II vas not
made The alleged fraud is that before tho sale u the
p,oos the defendants hied certificate dated 1T Fch
1871 signed ly the a9d In which u ALLEGED tha
they had entered into limited rartnsr.hip undef the
raHp - Mcintosh n iItud~r-1n IN which Thoa Mcin
tcsh, Geo liendcrsCn. aad Jss ueinto-h the ~
neral partners ana John Mcintosh the speca parnrr
and that John Mclutosh hid contributed $4,000 In
each as special partner Then II states only nfJr-
nation aud belief that the statement ~ the payment
$1,000 iae and on Information aud jg,ic that 3n tn
18th Cl March 1881. the firm uf Mcintosh Henderson
confessed judgment o. Leonard &. Dinn'y, witch VA
ttd l4th II hay 1851 aud that execution on Il IN Ia
haHds q the sheriff and that the itm delivered goods
while insoivcnt TO the amount 4 $1,000 q one
finn, and have since axivntd ell their property
There IA no alteration that the raintn ~ his AGENT
saw any notice u the limited partnership the ccria
cate q knew q ~ or sold thc goods tue faith q Il
II - u TO bc Inferred, they had no knowledge W It,
they could not have been I'D to make sau In
qutnce oi IL and could not have been derauded b. n
Or he fays the sale e ie Grm made a credit ~
six months the note of McIutosh ficnderson en-.
drssd ty John Melntoh and that such note has becn
demanded q The general sud special partners and re-
fused Tie inference would be that the plaiuta r..
fused to st on the credit Il the trm Or any repre-
AGti n that they made aud would tsl only their
Lotc e. be- ordofsed ~ John Mcintosh Nor h fraud
made out merely b,caus, John Mcintoah refused &
o9 htg VEh thc terms 81 sale - Wade with one of
u. s.tefs partners fho putchasd were hat h. should
tt1ote That Ne- matter ci contract aud the good.
tny have boon httred ioug since tlat that part ~
utEht II considered as waved The plaintiff daes net
~ phcu he sei3, whom hc delivered the goods
when hr demanded the ute lie may have sold on the
~ IL uaiy and ~ nanlol The note unt the house
Led Ddl.d There is allegation thst tho purchaser
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Spain and Portugal.

Accounts from Madrid, of the 4th inst state that
derutation u three Portuguese officers Of the revotei
Captain General at Badajos requesting his operation
TO put down the government at Lisbon The Captain
General applied to the government at Madrid for nstruc
tions.
The Gazete publishes royal decree appointing Gene
raj Francisco Armero, Minister of Marine.
The Chamber of Deputies still engaged in verifying
the power cf ts members Upwards elections have
been already declared valid.
Letters from Badsjos contain additional rea-
tive to the military movements of Elyas and Calpo
Mayor, in the province Of Estrcmos Those towns
gsrrisoned by the 4h lth and 18th battaons Of nfan
try the lst Sd and 3th squsdrons OF cavalry and two
batteries of artillery, which commanded by Baron de
Rozerde. The officers Of those dierent corps, hear
ing that Baron das Antas coming by order OF Sal
dauha TO assume the command Of the troops and pre-
suming that he would replace the chartist officers by
others belonging to the septcmbsista party wnited
Baron d. Rezende and declared TO him hat however dis
prsed they TO remain fair hul the Queen ami
charter and not to diobcy sadanha they could not,
verthec consent to under the orders of former
member cf the irnta OF Oporto.
Thoe letters iutimated that the movement Of Elyas
would probably be followed at Op5rto where the tooop
placed under the command Of Baron dc Boman,
who is little liked by the army.
We have dats from the Portuguese capital 10 the 18th
instant
The advices contain no account Of the counter revou
tonsy movements said to have broken out in Portugal
the Of which has been transmitted via Madrid and
Paris and the detail. Of which we cd from the
Moniietr by the last steamer.
Portugal generally tranquil The ar.ry appoint
With decided opposition Vlbugh they seem 10 have
ited al abstraction In portion a the army Sal
danaa had conferred the chief commsnds upon hs
nmtdate pgrtsans, while frogrcssa were In nroduced
into the administrative departments.
The cabinet had repudiaed the idea Of sopfege Of
payment and supported the continued payment OF dyi
dtnd revenue t. the u GARD II Public Credit
Tie Duke de SaldEnha, as we'll IA Niscount da Pin
hero the chief a his sta had been much initspoeed
hut both had recovered when the Ieyot cf ana there
truth in the report Of poison having been adm
nisteTtd to ci.her.
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Superior Court--ceneraI Term.
Chief ia tice Oakley and Judges SANFORD Duer Iaso
and Campbell presiding


and Campbell, presiding
JvSE 2l-DreisloSs- -Ssaa.ci y. Bat, 4 g'sp "ds
Samuel Eoil,it, 90 --Mo,ion f1r new trial denied
I.f.gd DeckeT &C., fmPd ic afs" Darta ~ Io,rn-
send President 9,.-Ncw trial denied.
Jchn NJ Hgilaeay rs Jamss Gordon Bennett. judgment
In favor Of the defendant affirmed
Pd1 Coates, SC, Georsc Glndn.-dotion for in
junction denied and order at special term affirmed with
Same Dara Cor'es-Motion for injunction denied,
and order at special term affirmed, with costs
fsyeei Smith rs. Iob UTigh e as-Judgment az spccia
term reversed and judgment ordered for the
on the demurrer TO tLe complaint
Ii75y a Iioiq,es Eda''nd Parenstait sc-Juig-
ment at the Special Term reversed, and verdict aud
judgment TO be entered for the defendants the Special
Term, A. upon ruling in their favor at the time.
James Ih!ieTd rs Lohfs Hade Lal-is.-Notion for re-
hearing denied without cots Plaintiff be liberty
to for attachment for violating the injunction.
Ls'a fuoh rs. EHgsne ~ Liringsicn = Appeal from
and motion for rttaXstion denied upon the plaintiff de-
1uc.inE $50 from bill.
Fs,da!d p Jaaos rs .GlTaudr Cda'uers-Juisrncut
at the special term affirmed. with costs
MCuoNs-ia ne matter gftic .!HIcRert aggidst IIsgi
y Lar.-Appcal dismissed, with costs
csrr Cho'~,R s., ,isrsiia7's. ais'. Jotn T. ~
MC CrHcicn resfoudstt--Jndgmcnt at special term
vcred, ard Judgment to b. entered for defendant at
peci"l term Tor sls Co. with interest from date Of the
rtpleyin.
Hars Sc'.sa as Cla,i.i III CBp4sy The Court in
deciding this remarked That 10 the defrndlas
Shelden- frceland and several others, against whom
general verdict tn 5000 damgge tsunl there
no testimony whatever in the case, which warranted
such verdict, upon which the Judgment could be
sussncd that In regard 10 several ei the prosecutions
alleged by Carpenter to have been malicious aud
founded there good probable suovn that the
Charge were iue and especially that to the charge
q ad.ng hndross to escape from justice there was tet
moy enough 70 have convicted Carpenter had he been
on trial for that offence In conclusion the Court also
aIbed IL Il evident TO the Court that the plaintiff
haS mistaken his cause Of action II should have been
II mainthinable at allan action for fsse imprisonment
IN EccllALd county and against those only who actually
raftcpa In the proceedings against him thrrc-and
not an action tor malicious pro ecution in New York
aga.nt parties who not proved 30 have said done
any thing II which he had right e. complain. We
Ia Cvu9 IA hrnn
the DEFENDANTS and therefore the Judgment b. So
aside, and new trial granted.
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vrRY LsTE sourH A,ismcA-Wc have received
al. from Bucnos Ayrcsto April 2si Montevieo, May
rio Janciro, May IL, Bahia, May 10 aud pcrnam
tuco, May IS.
Tie accounts from nuenos Ayres state that the
ther continued mest reasonable but the rains had coma
too late 10 bring the cattle into condition for killing be-
fore he spng An average supply q produce during
the winter months hardly calculated upon, and Il
wss Therefore probable that the late high prices would
contiuue The Bueuos Ayres market Is much less ruled
than formerly by the Driih market there is large
end raYidy increasing demand for the United States
Europ". aHd the Mediterranean There had been
consid tble movement the general markets, partly
ecuaton but the advance In ptces xas not m1ec
han sufficient to compensate for the accidental dpprc
cla Ion in the currency Five siA vessels had been
90 money market At Buenos Ayrcs hal been rather
tied, owing 10 symptoms 4 IN apaTchical spirt n
-, brazilian Chambers were opeucd or the "a of Msy
" ~ Emperor In person
pom the slave question the previous information 4
~ " confirmed The government Il determined 20 put
de- IN this traffic aud VII spare NJ one who may e1inmi
hntth The Brazilian var steamer lhet gave thase w.
slave schooner which, OF ae bar q thbaYoana hueceei
In landing her clrgo-about 40. The Junior uhctr com
mar ding smRl detachment that part of the eoss
Cferpd $4,000 (E76Ol by u smuEgicrs which he te
rucd ard t.ol roeseS-ion Il the Llscks, who wero
IruuA III hi her Ia the Thrtis The name of recently
cr,Gtod iortugucte baron / mentioned - CONNECTED
with ih affair. snd Il Il can b. proved that he L com
promised the rigur oi the law vii b. enforced
The Minister I forcrn Ga'rs (senor Pauline VII
IN his report 70 ,ac Chambers the 18th, publih all
the diTlcmaiic roepot dence tween tAe braAillaa
govern and the Brith aud French legations with
reference T. tle ave question ~ wch - the anaf'
We learn from rerramNuco, that some txcitemrnt has
attery txsted among hofe interested IN politics ~
account Cf IT, being known that Pedro lvO had escaped
frm the fott ut Rio in which he hsd been confined H.
was II tile prime al m ps influential a
The revolt which took place 10 hst province Ia February
1919 and long harhsaed and nnhn. tnt government
after the rebellion had been put down Many arr th
corjcctmss a. y hs wh,r,atouts, al i i by 'oms
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News from Constantinople May ~ received by way
of Msrscics sstc that Mehemet hl sshA the Sultaus
lroth,r in law, who had been superseded In the ntry
of War ~ Musterdim Mehomct pasha formerly Com
usnder II the Imperial Guard Member uf the Council of
state ard ptCsidtut of the Council &C War suhse
quDutiv admitted minister without portfolio This Il
4 reaction against Reschd
Letters a tbs s,h ult from Bucharest the
feto evacuation II the Dsnulan provinces by the
Eustian troops lrman of tho sultan hi been all
drctstd 10 the hosppdars, reminding them uf the
dcutd vigilance Tn tie Interest of imposed BY tho
wIhUttWal ,f tie tro. ps.
AGsr fourteen days bombardmcnt, Omar III hai
taken DihGrz, III b0shis, by storm.
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rIargxe,s.

JrrFALo June %, 1851:
The receipts this port for she twenty four hours end
ng yesterday aft were:-Fiour 500 bbis; wheat
s0G0 bushels $500 bushels The uarNe, for CON
and fair brands OF Wes;ern dGur l. lower with =
moderate demand for home and Tor export Sales Of
barrels at 50 % 50 81 for Michigan Wheat in fair
demand but sales checked by the drmness hode
Sales OF ii 600 bushels at Use Tie r Ohio and so fos
Chicago The market for is lower small sales
oi mixed western ~ tic Oats al at 81 a 3Ss
Freghts quote at l4c for ao~r and 9}lc for
corn
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Advises from Berlin June O. say:-There exists per-
feet calm At this moment in the political horizon The
King accompanied by Prince Charles arrived safely Mt
Iotdan this evening aud waited upon nme liatcly
after iy the Minister President who after trsnsactins
busncs with his Majesty returned 10 Berlin. His Ex
ctleney will depart tomorrow morning, TO pass the
htfun holidays at his estate in the country Baron
rrukcsoh Osen will also avail himself of the lul In pc
tical affairs to make tour TO Settn aud the c1ast To-
being he anniversary u the late Kings death
the royal family will pass the day in strict retirement
after attending divine service Ia the Charlotcn5urg
mausolcum. aud strewing fresh garaais ON the royal
tomb All the tLt atrus will be closed.
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Her Majesty Queen Mary Adelaide az Sardinia was
safely delivered of prince the night Of the III Tie
Christening took place the following day whom the
royal N received tie following Charles Al
btrt Ferdinand Maria Eugene, Duke of Chitblese The
Duke and Duchess of Genoa Eponsors, and rcpre
scnt,d by the Queen Dowagcr AMI Prince Eugene Ca
rigLan