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Inc TlhERiEs-DAEGeRs OF coLIIsIos.-The
New Engahd hshemsn are leaving Tor the coasts al
British North Amefica 10 large squadrons In majority
of stances, i il said the crews have osiys orts,
no, 10 infringe upon the provisions Il ,be treaty ami ID
incur risk of having The vessel TAX IN BY ,h grib
The vessels are worth 81 500 each Oh an average ard
most OF The owners can~ot afford 10 lose heir pfo eric
Hence their caution in giving orders, and their great 10
sire 10 svyr all dihcay Bot ,h- futsowing eS,r,,,
from article the Boston Transcript apparently WI,
ten BY soms one who seems 10 speak 'by the card ale
indicative Of determination the part OF the 6shermeb
to protect themselves, bes, they may from the Gun,
Of the British cruisers: = rst .#
g There men. on the other hand VII,
own The vessels they command. and lose them win
nut being ruined BY The Toss. These men starr on ina
croIse with arms, and determination be crowds
an insued they were ia>t year. They will be can
ous hoy they enter WITHIN The shore nps aud vii
Keep good iook-ou, in regard 10 their violation OF aly
treaty stipulation. Ht .a.
aso know thai last year OF the suppressed The
rising emotions o! in iianaiion which satllsd within
them az they san their American anil tran
pied upon hy the petty AMI tnpbie oci s from The
Devastation and other English vessels They now q,
prepared 10 NEE, similar eaigency Last year il was
'housbt that ne sszed vessels would fare belle, in the
aihiiaity courts II The American fleet did not Iealae
me maay abuses they siftsrel This year feeling
will notsxs The proceed nss ia of those coer,s
were Of character TO aggavae the evil. and coun-
hymen viii eviGee q Courage and de,ernin ration which
will attest .ba, they indemnify for The
past.
Z" The English fleet will be stronger this year ,h \ il
was last Or fishing vessels will een
clear OF the Argus, the Basiiisk. the Devastation he
Vesal, and the Cumberland. But the Ne,ley lie Ros.
and vessels OF that class win mad some new nau,csi
movements ard prize crews will fnd that ,bsy ss
poweIless before the hundreds OF harry New Ea.land
ere, who will aid in retakiag The seized vessels
! we hase no Tear that a war viii grow out OF this
i-pn". neither have any desre 10 screen those Tar
lies, who IN Drner have ioi,ei the lrea,y or
committed 5er, daiicns upon he shore OF the provinces
After me ilsgai seizure OF several American yes
sells the high by British crui.er- and after three
or ionr severe Coz ts tie fishing grounds il quite
probable our government w,l! a,ea,on 10 his
important mailer. IL is well unde sioo! in the fishing
districts that should the gross insults OF last year be re-
peaiea without being Immediately attended To BY The gen.
era government. he inilgay will BE- revenged on our
own coasts way 10 show that fisheries will can
nne y be 'nurseEes Of and the night arm OF the
nsvy.'-N EIpcess
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New York having called al Rio Janeiro. and from
CbieS al ssills. and one each ICON New York. The
Hanse Towns, and Holland and Two each from France
and England, having called Valparaiso. and brought
Cargo thence Consequently these vessels enter from
two ports each.
CLEARANCE
During the first six months OF this year. ending May
20. the total number OF American vessels clearing coast
wire 25-toHnage 65 Sill OF these, 80 sean-
err-toDnsge, rs, gre IS sbips-tonnage, 1889; ~
bArques-ionnage. 1899; 80 brigsionnage d,Sos 222
schoonerstonnaee, l6,i05. During the same Tune Clear
ed nve whalers with tonnage OF $50 The TOTAL mum
Der OF American vessels clearing for foreign ports was
204-ionnag~, 1874 1888 or these, 20 were steamers
tonnage, 80 g22 100 shpsonnsge, 1912 40 haques-
tonnage, ID 5sl 30 brgs-onnage, 55oi schooheis-
tonnage, OFT.
The TOTAL number OF foreign vessels clearing Tor the
foreign ports was 220-lonnage, 10 OIL. VI these, ~
ships-tonnage, az 53i; 90 bafques-tonnase 90
2O3 66 blgs,onnsge, 1855; 10 schooners-onnage,
2,099.
EECArITuLA1ius.
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TINS FLOUR TRApE rs Carr1RxIA A San Francisco
PAPER contains from r. .g,reario Of Yalps.
aiso, giving the details 81 Combinations among the eoa.
nefs 20 Obtain monopoly OF tie gra.a ana Aoar TIA 4,
Chill The coast NIB. that have ehtefed iaio m /.
ontsct arr seven n number, and supported b, pmens
caW'al.
The hir;cen mills called mills OF The sat.rn have
ehlsreJ into the eonlysai, AMI being eompaayel,
sEosi Cspai compete n tie purchase al wbea
viii The a. ISOLATION.
There heinr then, no co npeii1n tie mills III IN. Goa
all regulate the price Of whsa, Al their pleasure, estab-
fishing a monopoly AZ thtif lavos The asxoeiaion
N establish tiOth1uses 10 a the districts Offering bet
- prices han the other mills can asoTj give
Notes will be given 3, these storshou.ss Of the ius-
,ior esc1aogeable a. other stoehouses the COAST
wing 10 tie Iauer slmo the entire expense Of transport.
i0n 20 The coast II wing ihu. broken down ali oppo
ing interests tie association will evidently POSSESS the
sonro a tie market, and be shle 10 ee,ae OF dspres.
ne price o. gta'n q, pleasure Fars are expressed anon
me mlers ard l,borefs that such assaeisian will
prose luinous he coahify, Ga lie eghel hard the
nlefs Of the tDlst declare their purpose to form per
n.un, make, ior The llut OF Cali, tfeakpg down All
ompetton IN lae market Of California and New Iiol-
lsnd They viii essSlsa Fixed price TOT gain. also
1ur, 80 that neither me United States uur ea other
ar, II the worl eoopeie with hem The poar Ia
orer, who sslls his gram TO the merchant at Il
reals, viii ,sen sell 10 tie sofehoasss 20 "a rea-
The iaotga Toe sale will then BE- from the FARMER ne
nlers ard The Two viii share ss pfod hess bsag no
spectators between them They cay further thai the a.
ISOLATION vii transport guiao 70 ,ha farmrrs aud cell 10
,htm a. cqs gioes Bu whsl guarantee does he sssJ.
oiaon oasr "a he proluces al gTsii that their prom
ices vii be carried ont that il Will moi here der s
poEeFio deprecale the price Of wheat for rs own bene-
dll Apparently noue. Wnsever mtybs the character
oths sanhinaon u o. aresl interest 70 The PROV.
promising 10 accomplish tc " either rum o. riches
IN Y Courier y Eaqpirp.
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DEATHS or WORKERS
A, San Francisco, May aad, J lockwood, Of New
At Doou'- B.s nouh fork OF the American river, cath
May, Mr. NJ. o. sruon, late Of Roche-,ef,N Y.
Al Sacramento, w Minor, New York, aged 30.
lnlefments al San Francisco Tor The week ending MAY
2Slh: Sarah Anna Vsrpapek, New Yoik, aged Is
yrar~ WIN lockwood. 40, q; Csihsrine Leonad d.,
81; H. w. Stone, do, so; George A. Porter, Nashua, y
LATER rRod FAN DIEGO. COLORADO RIvER, AND NON
TERyY.
From San Diego we have dates to May 20,h
The Indians reported all quieiand seiyey engaged
in farming
The Colorado has risen eight feet
About 30 200 sheep may be expected 10 cross the des
ert tins summer.
s Lieut.. Col j. Bsnlbeaa Msytader, United States
army, about TO leave San Diego en- rou's Tor Wash
Judge Waherby having fled his bonds ha. relieved
Colouvi Feusl collector Of the por OF Sao Dieso.
r. Becker Is appointed deputy collector.
Speculation IN town lots rife in San Diego, eaused
BY The prosper tina, The iowa will become terminus Of
The Pschc railroad.
The Uuied States surveying schooner Ewing Lieut.,
Stevens, at San Pedro The goth. and sailed e
2l- for Cs'slne leland Lieut. George Davidson, Uni
tel States navy, was actively engaged 10 The duties OF
chic ss-i-isnt Everything was quiet a, Santa ubara
The RIvERs RrsIse.-Rivers are aaain rapidly on the
rise. We learn that on Thursday night The American
nearly foot, and continued 70 rise all DAY yea
To-day. The Sacramento is also vefy high the last few
days have had il The Of IT. There yet
great quantity OF sno~ the mountains, AMI we may
expect The waters 10 continue high until The middle Of
June il sa very unusual occurrence, however, at his
season OF the year
vHsr TO DO wrrB rHr cHIsAuEs'
MoSrEaAY, May %. 1888 We are som what puzzled
here ~ hal do aifh OF Cinnamon daily at
nving in the different steam, r. from San Francisco
When they arrive here. instead OF slgang, theS rent
bonsss &c and don't round STRANGERS generally 10
hooking tie city or examining our numerous publtc
ouildngs They pass along VI 10 the manor oUrn. ~
patiently eng,ossed with idea aloue; and TIA, i,
catching fish.
he ia b. houss building is flashed, ready b. receive
uenEnt &c II iss small but SUBSTANTIAL structure,
cum ~ gisnie found in the vicinity
rru. the rrssesco Hetsd, s6th VII.
hfoHrSNT rRoa cHisa,QF rRuEl
The late hour At which The Itestnu.n arrived IRON,
Hong kOhg on tuesday night Compelled Is 10 content
Ourselves yesterday with bret n,ics III III. satnn,
profess male by the Chinese rebels We And many
other matters OF interest referred 10 in our Giea al,
dates are 70 Apf ~ IRON Hong Kong Mach 2sth ftnn
Shsugia March 7oh trsn Singapore, aud Match lsIe
froa Manila
The Kong Kong Gazette publishes letter from 500
chow, said 10 have been nuncated BY high inipe
fsl officer, named fsow-ningh how and dated the d
day Of the q moon. (Aiurch 1884,, which contains The
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Total cleared from January to May 20, 755
INCREASE OF POPULATION.

The total number of passengers by that ar
rived in San Francisco from January LAT 10 MAJ 29th,
1853, le, $685. o! whom l6,4s5 males, 1894 te
males, AT Tue following shows The Countries
from winch they came:
Panama, 1903 San Juan, 4,s03; Raalejo. 10; United
States ports TAO; Mexican ports 2so; Chi ian ports,
474: Peruvian parts S Chinese pors, 2o!2 Philippine
ands 7; Eng and, us; H,nse Fowur, 100; France,
1885, Sand wen -ltnas, 1872 Aus ralla, l3o; Holland.
4; Nancouvers island q Snka tRnsslan sessionsl q
Within the lime The io'a number thai departed
By sea was II, T05 for The following ports:
Panama, 763; San Juan, 7s3 United States Allan
tic ports, Mexican pons 1922 Cnilian ports So; Pc
ruvian port, Australia. 1853 Sandwich islands, 80
Chinese, 3eg; Other foreign poIS, H.
These figures show OF arrivals depart
ures during the Fix months OF only 7l3i, By Tar the
smallest increase OF population our Stale has
c.ived during the same length of time.
STATISTICS OF CRIME
There were two hundrei and ii'y cases tried by the
recorJer OF this city DUNG the month OF May, 1883
Or these for grand larceny and three for assault
with deadly weapons sent for TRIAL 10 the oil
SESSIONS There were, besides three cases OF malicious
mischief, discharged three OF vasrancy, sent 10
prison OF robbery, sent up and numerous
cases OF violation OF city ordinances varously die.
posed OF.
SHIPMENT rRrAsuxE.-The following are the
OF gold dus, and bullion shipped by the various
houses per steamer California,
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INDAS 6, uscu.--The Indian eoaneA commented TO-
day At Sank Rapid, rs orls o. G9versor Go man, no
viii be there will be ngr.rd ari imposing sH,ir Be.
sides nearly all the chiefs OF the Wianebsgoes and Chip
p,wa~ OF The Mississippi. there will be several SIOUX
chiefs present among them L,ule Crow, Ilole-n-ihr.
d,y the lion al Indian ehivslry, wal he there; he the
% Is Indian snOw who fills The romantic idea Of an
Indian brave
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THE LARGEST rRrr ~ rHr woRID.--There is cedar
itee glowing in he moua ans OF Calaveras county,
about a,ny miles uorheas, of Murphy's which ia sad
he Sonors Herald, who Gently made an excursion to
-ee it, ihns describes IL: s.as,. ea@al
IA the gr1uaj us circumference was " feet four
feel above that S. snd len feet above that IL was
On feet circumference aj alter thai the tapesnt Of
the shaft yey gradual Us heEh ne measured by
Csgisn H., Is 800 feel. but made hui 2S3 ms
tree ia rs daofmiy, as most ices ~ah Large
trunks ~. II a Throughout oas ~ perfect syrpsuy,
while enormous proportions ins,tt he oshodcr wtia
s,noJions al ave AMI suslin,ty Eegsnce and beauty
IRE in.-parablr CONGO infants OF lie grandeur.
~ have SAID that this "a the isrsei tree yet discovered
in he world II IL The celebraie5 Tree Of Fremont
would have grow many een,wssrs before cond pre-
tend csllrd ANYTHING but younger brother II 10
sad that tree vas once found IN Senegal, in Africa
wh ugnk neaufed % iset Ia circumference Bni no
has ever besn attic fnd ~ first discovery
L s called hy tho natives B,obsb by bo'anist. Adam
soma dsisa Bat it IL admitted thar none can now Re
ipand with cacsmefsBc. grsarr than ~ tsei. There
Mexico called The TsrniiuD, which ~ said
to be III feet 10 circumference, bat some have SAID
ormra by The nnioa OF several trees The height oil all
these foreign trees IA sny case. than 70 eei
and nonr Of The franks are more Than W iee'
The age oil the polh cedar OF California II each
zone may be rsckonsd year. IS about 52o yesrs.
ciinn or the wood which bruusm home with me e.
cosise o the sap, which - hui little more Than one
inch Tick numbers about IL zanes OF grains to the neh
Al that raie II u permitted 70 grow. u would IN
grease it's diameter obe-s.ysnh OF an inch every year
In 81 Years. diameter would he sssed loot n
$50 Yeats 10 fseto that II would hen BE- 40 feet IN d..
smllrr, sud 10 feet M eircumfeftnee.
Thls giant 81 the woods and 81 the world ~ 10 %
h,yed literally The patroiie process has already CON.
,nsncrJ We understand that the psfk, which s' the
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* @ of,'ssss u he sgescfleer, pann'acufe
9iAi, eI, qrspgs, osoo' house. and pfb sriis
belts are hang viii the Jokes
he turned arpond ~ a new
pHec, which = DE- the after he'll b. Hg years.
Springs aSed 10 rspte resting
on t9e bell lsrY rroi9neag spgd These tps
tgfsd
igndy Oct f1Ynd Improve
We give vrinu II church tei
uui rhnss The t,ara ~ b-l
have hern sld fupi his Jandry
dance of Superiority
afd@d from
party iH"n parru setsns
chimes, ssd can refer ihpss fHise urdty
gitsa the udss Efta
sud ~ ths Dbd AID irsest Esttn,.a,
any 81. sii bells
Levels eomps-~ss, &c coasisntiy sn bard A@iress
A. MENNsLYis SINS.
2l-.tydkep WrsiT rnV. NJ
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The steamer Nonuern Light Captain Mner. from
San Juan lns 10Th, arrived here al o'clock this
ing with a weeks later California news.
coSsIGkEEs or sPKclE.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, AaosI.nssr.

VALUABLE HoMEsTE ~ NEARsWAsHING ron AT AUG
tionby ofdef OF the orphan court for
ingou, district of Cuum1ia he sold
tuesday, ustant
property
ebfAcag occupied
Amos krIdG situated noresstery from Capitol abous
an a half distant.
The buas- Grounds any calling At Mr.
kendaI's flr tbe pusp0se of examining ihrm.
will b. the purchase
hand the balance
nvnln bonds security, properly.
JAS. o. MeGUIkE,
June 7-2tawd. Anrisneer,
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l3a.sa rDH saLn-wm be sold At private -ae that vii
knswh fAfH yins 1h plank rad. W. Nnnis,rner
eony Asryand asoa' oish u'ie. froia W-iasa cynt'n
isF ~ sfrr, Absai TO- 100 snn
hat nes tasl IN esarrd lrds Tho farm be DIVIDED
ryns sfnr proportion ~ wor msidps land
Tue vhU'. farm y wei wstsrcd falling
passirs t1rusn Tue eneng i ~ god, sad their lAfs.
qaaaIy nf uithef al
sson ~ ina Aslia
IN pJnl heath, irsut, AMI location, Il suypa BY any
ihs State Maryland u ha- nivays
y beatty The arrrs contains e'ai te2tps, shen, psa
Sc aarrst ceas. Aet MI Urnunied IS
pamp q vry gd - TIE yard sahc,
ouse1 Rrd spuas hasa with lever spg srng Of
delightful ararhrd.
srrvsr.' gas fgr hands necessary
tn farm.
good sple orchard aad some excellent 'aess poa eherc
soon A. inc psnk Il ebmnd (which likely /, "
early IN me rrner VII
hours ride ~ hs frnduce
the city could h. eira ai rear
hqafc n Mr. iohn = J0yce grocery Store
OF I'm s'retf. Innel - In
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by J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auouoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND Lor-By virtue or decd
esscBtFd rvcufded,
puhe edBesiay. The s9h Instant Et6 O'Clock,
the and the OF lot n,
square No. 2s iroaung l7t Masaenusvs
l1th t3n bach width II feet
Tho house u fraus ard pcay and Win
amiy. The mel abb trlDod 1. rapidly Improving
One third cash balance and
and deed of the properly
Al cosveyahcins 81 the crPcEse o. purchasers.
I j. RUSSELL BART Trustee
JAS. G, Mcguire,
June la-eodsds Aacianesr
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IryRNITURE DRY COODs--Ws have IN an On sale
ofheasy hacn dfugxet
cloths, f1r prsHecupn 81 ne cgrp-t- psri-s
ks, step carpets which
aud nrariy yards wide.
a ef priced
{ otls, former supply,
complete i could be dfsifcd.
CLAGETT DODsnN,
Dealers In al kinds o. funisre dry Foods
June el-tufe0I
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NOriCEWo take ths method ~ n1ufBg rstns- hat
~ usul, eif respective si be
2St aad cunhd
az eou-idc fherrs.iYeG rafausl vtprct called
20 n'tsr pfyagt response.
Ju4e ~ div HOOE, IlOTTlE6.
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ne total humber is two more han the actual number
o's'sstlH watea Rutved, owning vessels 81 SIS
sohr oSh. sas-ed twCe-one from eastern, and one
from iofesn potione ia yinr ,oopeI Al RIO Janefo
s'u "ie o"' - 'ePatzisC, and taken in cargo there
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Sanmer .frronEcment'-7S June a. 1859.
Trayecs ~ ms ~his mausus, saFus New York n the
evening Providence fs River
t-ke ff Fuf nd ~
Maine. rOfusBi u 81
Narhnu, N. "a 81 m.
sr o,a a. ts.in lodge POULAND,, and
feseh the incoming forlann. Tray
leaving .yrbHg Portland 10
train reflsnd Fare, 81 ~ ny h
<. r tuRstn,
jane Q3-d6w sgp. kuanHo st. Lawrence Rs,ifasd
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NOT wa 10 Nreftn Respectfully insfnl
" cu4tners Wis hive
ar being made a. and render
pm ulr1a whput y respectfully
Ma Fesers s-faag
mr. the pact ha't ysaF.
laas 9l=-,itlst JplyN CLAGrTT A nnBsON.
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NEW IOR< TuE wasps.
@ysrscs1 - Mouutafns, b. Atlantic and 81 LAwreEce
$3.50 HkA.loA pahfoad-ru only which
A3NGA&z6 reach Ihn haze o. hs White nnoupraiss
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We have received a letter IRON the surgeon 81 the
steamship Monumental City under date 81 Tahiti, March
20 which gives number OF interesting liens OF lHelii.
seooe relative to me islands. he say:
The Mosumtniai Ciy made The fun from San Fran.
csoo 10 Tahiti, "a al dsys without the Occurrence OF
single accident 10 TIE pleasure oi the irp. She now
rides al anchor 40 he beau ital Ray a fshu having
taken 70 her Goa, and realty TO ssil positively Tomorrow
fahiii u lovely place, and without dispute the
gem Of the Pacific. Tou can stroll for hours through
beautiful orange groves end The delicious perfumes that
arc waited on cvcy bTei remind strongly Of tie
Paradise Described IN Scripture The natives OF the
Islands, beth male and female much Esen - disspa
tioH, consequeni on advsnced sale O. CIVILIZATION
The .trneeut laws Of The French bear heavily On the
poor nayts, who al present entertain feeling ~ bit
annosiS against tAer i0fsign fnlsrs hs NAY Al NO
distant day festli % an outbreak The Ffcneh have
ereeied good fortonmapdWx The etiIauoe 20 he bar
Dor, and have irtsaie oil as guns ard tramFr
anchored here, with military Orye ot about lhfte
bundled on TIE island. Tue FWnch otheers are very
gentle nsaiy Ia Their demeEnor osards Americans
ally bat somewhat inclined TO thiuS thai Tie actions
Of many ct our sieerge passengers viii is occasion
ebange the eprrent Of their terirugs fall two.thrd
have been ealabOosed ALREADY Tor tunnng fint tho
Island. Yesterday regular Pfize light 90 hetwee
two 81 ~. fancy passengers the steamer, uapsd
Gentry and Kelly. sJpe twelve rouods were foagtt
ehrn Genlfy was DECLARED vletOr
Since 10Y arrival here have dned with all tic CIV
and military iunctionaries Of The ISLAND and
have an invitation To dine with q Isen pamafe and h :
rus al h ghusss, neF husband Tie ia hne-ook M ol0
fellow, hut appears somehow eare-wotn, and evidently
fepls his degradation.
" There arc sb1u ~ vessels in this port nj present
upost of ;hen French. The American ship Ellen Hrooks
Cspsn DAVIS, POI ~ here iew DAYS aso with a iass,
cargo II oil. IN snk az condition She ASHORE
add dscaarging cargo She was bouad for the UiteJ
States.
:. The thip jane Rlwarls n New Belo.d. IN coming
over the bar IL charge 81 pilot, suuek and Is nov
the d y-5ock. repairing
forgot to rarniroa that much sickness has occurred
on boarl The Monumental CiD-one case Of small pnx-
and tomorrow intend ampotaHg II the hagers o.
our SECOND engineer. M Ptfson, vino met with
cifent 90 SHORE sestfday
!" The barqge FAyoute arrived lev days since with
alorious news from The new h DIrddo. She IL now
oading with lru and sails in a few days for Australia
rRon GENERALIZATION DEFEAT o. rms RrnELs.
The ship jamestown, which arrived at San Ffaooiseo
on tie 3ls', briggs dates down 10 The ~ Arf-ia
point o tact not laie received by wy NJ Rogapd
report comes TO Us, however HAT tie tvyonlipniss
had been driven away from the wallis ri Nankn hy the
lmpers forces With eHRo slaugher hui N the sbsenes
OF reliable details II receives lltie CT ice
Toe Jssnes'avn s-iI.d from H,.t q ~ i ~h~gF ~
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des and we have noticed saes Of 1880 boKe, during
the week at 2l.G2lr for Ordinary and Zi4e ? ID for
favorta brand Yesterday however We noticed sales d
100 boxes at u and 500 at 22ht p h.
TALLOw-The last sale Of City Rendered was at g "a
p H., weeks ago
HLHp-rhers has been some inquiry for this article
but we hear Of further ssss.
LEADThe lat sale If this article was 10 pig Cppei
Mines at So ~ z 100 lbs,
LIME-We have noticed sales of three earg0es lhoas
ton during the week embracing $500 bbs respectively al
81 BIZ, 81 42ll and 81 4j o hbi From second manu-
Western has continued to sell at 81 GOA 81 90 aud Thom
aston at 81 s0G0sl 90 p bb
FkEIGTITs-The Freight market has been very quiet
and the principal engagement Of the week was shlI
taken Liverpool Thursday at 7lod for Cotton For
New York the M for Cotton IL: for Grain 5os
for Lead 800 Pork 81 IS y Dbl for Mosssas, 81 5a
So u hid for Sugar, AMI s. 50iGSG for Tobacco.
EXCHANGE-The rates for foreign bills have generally
been frmer during the week but the demand for all de-
scriptions continues very limited We now quot"
sterling .................. 1864 N l09li
Francs 9f.V9 ~ o. ~
View York sixty Bills ....-... 5aNJlZ y Ct dlsc
Sight Checks New York % y Ct dsc. TO PAL