davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Butte record., 1854-01-07

Mining al Biiwell.
We have been informed that a mining claim
on the hill in the vicinity of the Court House,
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rppoyp uolxp,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r M.
AsHzs There 100 bills. bought at IS 30 for
pearls, and s. s1h 90 sly 70. pots, per 100 lbs:
The sales ounted bbls inferior State ct
mixed to fancy Western, at 81 81 49, and other kinds
dian IN bond at 81 12 81 25 and 200 Southern at
former rates; with 5000 bushels white wheat at 81 70
for good Genefee and 81 80 for fair Canadian in bond
Rye and oats unchanged Corn tended d0wnwards.
The TT embraced 43 600 bushels at 09c 77c
for understandable and zee. &c. for mixed Western,
CoTToE-The sales estimated at about 400 bales,
without change Of moment in prices Middhng upland
CofrsE of $50 mats Java we're made, at 1896.
a14c 90 bags Rio were sold at 9s4c 1oc, and 90 La
FIRE CRACKERS we're dull and prices lower 500 boxes
sold by auction, at 81 20
LEAD.-50 toms German were sold at 81
hoLAssEs-About 100 hhds. Cuba were sold, at l9c o
RcE-There were 200 casks disposed of at SO so 81
Is per 100 lbs.
spIc Sales of coo mats cassia made, at 26hc.
a27c.
suGARs-ssles we're light and the market dull About
200 500 hhds Cuba, at 4Ac. 4Ac. Sc. and 100 do
wISEs.-sales of 500 baskets champagne including a
small part OF Heidsick at $l4 and the remainder out
side brands, at $40.
FRr1eHrs-Rates for Liverpool continued firm, with
engaged at Is for wheat ID asked, but engage
m.ns of grain transpred 100 hhds bacon were engaged
Al 2Cf ard 100 boxes do, at 22s Cd goo to 400 bales
compressed soften engaged at 31ed and 70 bales
Sea Island do 932d Sled TO London sos barrels flour
engaged at 2s and 200 boxes clothes pins at 2os
To Have 400 to 500 bales of cotton engaged at ed
To Amsterdam and Antwerp 5000 gallons honey were
engaged at &c. to sc 200 barrels rosin to Amsterdam
at "a. bark taken at Eos To Antwerp 200 to 800
barrels ashes taken at 30s; 1000 bags coffee at
I'D and 80 to 40 hhds. tobacco at 3os To Amsterdam,
100 bales cotton taken at &c., and rs tons logwood
It 27s Gu
IRoN-There $50 tons Scotch pig disposed Of at
$40 SO SAL, 6 months, per ton.
OHs-Whale and sperm ruled quiet at old prices
Sales transpired OF 100 baskets olive at SO s7a and
5000 gallons ipseed at soc. SIC. per gallon.
PRovraoNs-Pork unsettled. The days business
Included 500 bb at S2 IS $13 for mess, and $11 90
for prime per bbl Salts made Of 240 pigs. cut
meats and COO bbs. lard at previous prices with 600
bbs beef at sl2 Sl3 for country SIS 80 for city,
do $l6 for repacked Chicago, do land ST 81 90 tor
extra mess per Dbl. Butter and cheese we're
changed.
wHlsKEY.-Some 600 bbls. Ohio and prison were pur-
chased at 2SAc. a 29s., per gallon
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FINE ARTS.

LLOYD BROTHERS GREAT NEW YORK BUSI-
IL ness chart for the Western StatesThe undersigned
respectfully to the citizens York that they
will issue about the 20sh Of next mammoth
tasipg business cards Of all the reliable
New York city. The chart will be gotten in superior
style printed In several coors and splendidy framed.
large number will be issued and they will be put in all
and all the principal towns cities the States
New York Per nsy gania Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennes
Illinois, Missouri Iowa, Wisconsin, Michig Ark
Louisiana and Aissisppi and also ALI tho popular
ing Cir Louis Vile and Ney Orleans, also in all
the towns the Ohio river ard all regular packets
ming from ST. Louis up tho Missouri Illinois Upper
Mississippi rivers and Tributaries The charts will be
louisville Esansyiiie Memphis. vcisburg. New Orleans
and Mobile, and in all the towns the Missouri, Upper
Mississippi Illinois and Usage rivers, and each Of the
California ttesmers leaving New York city-thus offering
Few York merchants and business generally
people the number and place Of business and the great ad
Of New York merchants have others in
plying the great West with merchandise single GARD OF
ten lines in this chart will do res benefit to the sver
ouptans and st fraction Of the cost The long
elton o, the with the and general
ara ntsnce with the ottrn people, ha.er ourselves
viii be sucent guarantee thatthe New York Business
the :. Cd Of public Each branch buine win DO
Put It's proper heading and column Of tho chart
viii be Apart the cards OF the regular packets plying
70 Nav =. rk and the different ther time Of ART
val Sc IL Terms.For ten lines or less, go Whom d..
pnnn tha Ma York business men, and all those desi.
IONS AZ svs themselves Of this medium through which
60 make hnorn their business TO the estern people will
please have men ready an letter, d.
Attention JxS T. LLOYD, 81 Louis Herald, -
~'eA" WV "A. LLOYD, Cincinnati Commercial. =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, June 27-o r. NJ
We have nothing particularly important to report IN
he stock market to-day Quotations were quite rregu
lar and unsettled and the transactions to about the usual
extent At the first board New Jersey Zinc declined
Der cent Michigan Central Railroad Y Cumberland, u;
Ysrlem x: Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, ~ Florence
and Newport advanced y per cent New York Central
Railroad X, Reading Railroad, y. large amount Of
Rrje cash stock the market TO- day. and prices i'm
proyed fraction The reputation Of contracts by some
d the purchasers for RISE has not yet had
~ unfavorable effect upon the market value Of this
stsok Only the parties Immediately interested In these
contracts the sufferers 1t may be very convenient
10 wipe out large of Indebtedness by repuda
tson when II would require a for their liquidation
iDeonvenient to raise, during stringent money
market; but 1t only shows what slight foun-
aati0n most of the time operations made In Wall
street. have to rest upon 1t is not the custom for specu
Ators in that region to drain all their for rails
ngthe to keep their engagements They generally
walk out with pretty good nest egg and leave those
who had too much confidence to make the best Of
bad bargain The Erie Railroad has been the Of
. great many fortunes, but those who have from the
start had good pickings from the numerous financial
schemes which have from time to time been concoc sed
by the management of the Erie Company, should not
when the tide turns strongly against them leave the
sreet and ther contracts to take of themselves
Such things have OF ten occurred before and have
dosot w again III undoubtedly very pleasant 10 rc
oeiSe differences r, Others but when it to pay
ing them, it ia different matter altogether. Most
OF the repudaton in Wall street during experience
has by the bulls. So long the difference is in
their very good bu. when it il not they take
Themselves on holding fast to what they hove got In
other WORDS long it is Tor their interest act
orally and honestly, they do and longer; but when
they do not, they must give Wall street wide berth.
Tie receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day, sl33 $751; payments, s210,56s 4s
balance, S., os3, s61 IS.
The steamship Arabia from this port for Liverpool to
morrow, (Wednesday will take out about hundred
thousand dollars in specie.
After the adjournment of the Board, the following
ales of stocks made at auction by S. Draper
81 0c0 W'msport Elmira r r LIST mort int added 60
81 900 Cleveland and Toledo X. incomes, do. "A
rs shares Manhattan Fire Ins. Co. 1l3n
80 do Third Avenue r. r. Co................. A.
$50 do Empire Stone Dressing Co..............
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n ILLIARDS.

v,IIyrApn rAuyrs &C., FOR SALE.-A LAR0l
X "a 1900 1870, NJ Of rosewood and mahogAny
sblss With Wooden, marble and ssss bed: made ready
,npin s cs Ini the lowest cash prices
'~nans " SAA ifSoNxHn "A MANN, $50 Broadway
1our second hand tables cheap 'o1 o.-n
billiard TABLES FOR ga. = ana xaaa hsa, o -
- hand hyperion stock of nArhl 800 ~
which NO call tho attention OF buya rss III p"i0".As
elsewhere, with stock Of cloths balls On An .rasA
GRIFFITH DECKER. ' e'o.'
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

T pE O. BRo0KR's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. a6l
IL. Broome street between Broadway and Bowery VIII
cantinpe all the All che fashenebIe dsposs
taught In one coasee Of ten private lessona
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


TULLIENs FAREWELL vALsE-JUST Pun ,s,a |,
81 "Juliien's Farewell Valsen - deu TO A
composed expressly for his fa,sv. concerts AID des nor
70 tire ladies Of Americas embelshed with splendid por
trait Of Julien. To be had Of All music sellers.
TULLIEN's FIREMEr's QUADRILLE.-JUsr PUB
81 Hsbed, JuIHep's Firemen,s Quadrilie composed
pressIy fer dedicated The Fire Departm EN-
tethsd with magnificent end characeristoaly coored
illustration. 70 be had Of all music pellsYA
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(tARPETs AID FURNISHING GooDs-A. T. STEW.
" ART 4 co have for sale At extremely low prices,
gish velvet tapestry mot
imported, at 81 80 yard Engsh Tapestry Brussels At
81 yard superbe extra quality only &C.
yard and large assortment Of Administer
pets by the yard and also in the piece with elegant mo-
dalton centres and extra rich borders plnshss
quotes every variety for manufacturers; Enslish
American oeloths all widths together with fall
linen .heetings dsnask goods napkins towel
dansk ;aines tapestries from lowest
richest and most costly manufcturd in any part Of the
world all Of which will be shown wish great pleasure
bROADWAY, CHAMBERS AND Meade SITS.
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(yURE or CORNS--BY MADAME BERHARD, NO. 16J
~ Bowery, osst side between Broome and Defiance
areets Madame respectfully Informs the public thai
she has reduced her order TO enable every ono 70
will remove ccrns bunions nails in The hesh 10
without causing the least pain Prsonl
from until ooIock Il. IL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ The right Of nm invaluable machine for making pip
for Quoting water tory dggngs &c fer ssle capable
producing three miles OF pipe pay fortune for Al
company. Cal and see. Once hours A. NJ and Ar. N
H. No. ii Wall street N. B.-See another advel
tisement. WILLIAM WEBSTER, Sole propresors.
CHARLES MILLER, sAoPA0pA'ssSiss
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CLOTHING, &C.

CAST OFF CLoTHING.-A LARGE QUANTITY
~ wanted Tho hghett prise literally given, and cash
paid IN curreut money for large small lots OF good
second hand cothag Cont wishing dispose Of the
above viii please address or call JAMES MOR0NEY.
Nc III Orange street near Chatham.
rAsTOF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WAITED
Persons desreus Of converting their cast OF articles
Der. At his residence or through the post ONCE.
l.. NJ, DEsSELDORF, Is Elm street.
N. Blades attended to BY Hrs Dusseldorf
CL0THING.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
any to dispose Of reeeive price by send
ing TO the stores 50 West Broadway IL West Broadwsy
place. Canal street, Ladies attended BY Cohen
8. COHEN.
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nECORATOR OF EUROPEAN PALACES-8UCKINGI
Castle Chaworth and most renowned mAnsons Of Eng|
lsnd-M. ROSUE undertakes to the gentry Of Md
York fifty the of finishing altering decoy
rating their Suits of arranged for decors
ton 81 plane ITO scas) furnished. ST. the oss slseorat
warranted Owners architects and builders win DO we'll
complete the difcut work First class refsreases
Rosue. No. Everett House. Union square,
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EyoOLERs, COOLERs.-WATER COOLERS, JUS
~ what everybody wants. and proved to be the best art
stores vessels private houses &c. made in different sis
and variety Of fnish at 8 Pearl street. next 70 Unite
Slater Hotel.
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BOARD IN ninth STREET-NO 25 NINTH STREET
ID is opened fret class boarding house IL has
pnt perfect order fitted and furnished with
improv smeDt and style choice of rooms may be
lad The whole Of the second floor be had together
by early application Persons pay fair price
for such will be suited and should call
early. No children taken.
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<yRoCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-As
" good stand any in the city in the hssrt q business
cellar 256 Fulton street. opposite Washington Market For
terms ko apply at the Orleans House, " Certandt st.
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GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-vRRY Low FOL
VI cash. will be exchanged for lots either In New York
Brooklyn, Williamsburg Staten IslandSituated peA
the Bowey with lease Of three years TO The stand
OF the best In the city.
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BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY-HANDsoMELY
ID furnished to let to single gentlemen with
without partial board. Apply at "a Amity street.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT OPPOSITE THE NETEop OIL
VI tan Hotel.-J0HN MADDEN, 557 aad 573 Broadway
will open this morans one ease Of goods containing two
hundred and forty ladies muslin sacks ~
each also from auction ladies broe cred skirts
soiled st half price. lot Of splendid sill lace shawli
from % TO IS
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CPECTACI ES-sOOD AND CHEAP. ACCURATELY
- adjusted to vision by E. FRANKS. lscturer on The
human eye and speotaces opan by diploma TO tho Nex
York Eye Hospital and spectacle mai to the Eye
No. Park opposite the Astor House. and ~ ~
RoWery.
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COR SALE-THE STOCK, TIXTCREs AND CEASE
of Ii we'll known Wholesale snd retail EquOr store
Of suffolk and Delaecey ftreets Tho reason for
selling the proprietor having tTo h,tes in the
country Any person wanting excellent stand doing
good cash the above opportunity rarely Of
faYad
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Hshment consisting Of fine six old COLT perfect
~ sound kind and about hands high and
ness and blanhet single sleigh With silver bells and furs
Haligans stables in Eigath street, the 6rst from Sixth
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r Ow PRESSURE golfers y OR SALE -ONE SECOND
IL sand single return hue boiler, twenty feet long
shell sA nine inches diameter also double return
drop uc boe, thirty feet long she eleven feet diameter
The a5ove bor in go,d condition having teen used
Int short time. Apply 10 tho Dry Dock lyon works
ofice $50 Tenth Etrts"s
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BOARD IN BR0OKLYN-CoNyENIENT TO SOUTH
ID Wall street ferries desra location and pleasant
rooms suitable for gentleman and wife single gentle
Apply at 22 Henry street, between Atlantic aud
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BOARD, ON THE HUDSON RIvER-oNE OR TWO
~ families or single persons can be accommodated with
the ysroad station 40 minutes distant from Gu ,mbers
street. Apply premises. j. H. WATSON.
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HAS YOUR CHILD TIE SUMNER COMPLAINT
Or have you the DiArrboai hasten and get bJsls d
srABLERs DfARRHGA CORDIAL. This rslu.bls
medicine has no rival IN curing such Affections Ia is .e
ton alays nausea and produces healthy condition Of
the Ls thus removing the cause At the sane time tina,
li cures the disease. large nsnbsr Of the r.t pbys.
clans in The United States have been made acquainted
Siih decomposition Of this good medicine snd have
given u The highest sneoniuna All to whom Il ha.
been made kno"n' without an exception, acknowledge
'aa' 3 an admirable remedy. See descriptive pam.
Phles', TO be had gratis Of the sgenta Price Of each
O0lJ 50 cents per bottle, or si1 bottles for A. 80
E. H.s1ablsr & Co.. PrOprielOrs, Wholesale and Re.
tai Druggists, Baltimore, Nd Ageuts-R. T. seller.
Pittsburg, Pa, J. II. Patterson Co. Wheeling Y,
J. D. Park, Cincinnati, o.
De. C. A. Begel, CafrOlltOn, and Msssrs. Brown 4
Farmhouse, New HAgers.OVn, agents for Carroll Co. O,
June l. u,
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sALR oP ~ RsrArR

81 OkDEk OF THE PROBATE COURT.
On nsiHday the ed day of July, ls5s. besssen he
soais ., 'sn oel'ek A. 4. and four ocock p r. G aid
day, AZ te door q ths Court House n he ton al Car
roon, s Be sold 70 de hirhs.t b5der. lie folorino
fea esass a. ne property q JOseph o. Kennedy decd
70 vi; Inc Undivided one bali 0f parcel q land, VIZ
part Of seeOu hlrtJOus Townshi, iortssn. oI rsnge
i've, bounded a. iooHis beginning a roos vhci, 4.
thirty degrees and thirty minutes East Ten re-, az,
tanffrom fhs North West corner a vi Assser ttety
one In fhe original pia Of the town oi Carfohic lfor.
mefly CenteFve two hdnsed and forty feet In lsngth
and ninsiyeighi feet 10 uidth with Al the privileges and
apPurtepanees thefeuno belonging. (sresFfirg and
serving The privilege ofAying on street a1ly Get wide
on the North end) The sane being he Tan Yard los
merJ occupied By William Thompson. Also the Une
undivided bali Of the exclusive highland privilege "a
use aeertAin spring fountain Of water CONTIGUOUS "a
said premises With al the rights and privileges Of con
Quoting BY ppea tubes, or Otherwise the water issu
ng hom aid spring or fountain In 3 direct course
through The lands Of Isaac Atkinson THE original grant
or TO the sad premises and in al things and ia ev-
cry particular a. full and perfect right 10 enjoy said prem
ses with the privileges aforesaid known e. Atkinsons
Northern Addition to the town Of Carrolton Apprai.
SEQ At AlsO lot No. in AtkinsOn's frst addition
% The town Of CaHOlltOn. Appraised at
Terms OF sale-0ne-third cash. and the remaining two
thirds in two equal annual payments with interest from
oAyoi sale, to besecured BY mortgage or otherwise
SAMUEL STIRLING,
5Wprft6 JOHN II. TRIP.
June Is, 1884. Adm'rs Of j. G. Kenedv decd
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Pittsburgh. Penn,a.

ESTABLISHED in ls40-Incorporated by the Legis.
lature OF Penna., with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER Il. LowRIE,
WIN. WILKINS CHARLES NAYLOR
MOsEs HAMPTON, GEN. j. X. MooRKHxAp.
Z. DUFF, PriDcipal Author of Duff4s Book Keeping
&C., Professor Of Bookkeeping and Commercial Sci.
ences
u II. DALH0FF, Professor of Penmanship.
MI. HATCH, ESQ.,, member of the Pittsburgh Bar.
Professor of Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal of the Mathematical
and Classical Department Professor of Mathematics &c
-FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly EMPLOYED in the
Bookkeeping Department.
Dus System Of Bookkeeping is Taught by the author
upon his new invented Blank Books--cayeated for nat
ent June s. 1854. by means Of this important invention
in about half the usual time Of study the real practice
Of Bookkeeping is impaired to degree of perfection
never before attained in the United States.
His training for business comprehends upwards of 400
real business transactions 800 commercial computations
a thorough course of business PENMANsHrP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL Law and Commercial
Sciences, the theory of profits the art of making mon.
ey, &C.
Duffs Bookkeeping Harper's Edition price 81 so,
postage Il cents "the most perfect and comprehensive
in the English Language"
Dun s Steamboat Book keeping, price ST., postage 0
cents perfect system for such Books and accounts
Dun Commercial Calculations price so cents,
S5S Send for Circular by mail
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Convention of July 18th.
OFFICIAL CALL.

The people Of all political parties who were opposed
to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, who are op
posed the extension of Slavery and the Slave Power
into Kansas and Nebraska and other territories all who
do desire by their silence to encourage the further
aggessions of the Slave Powerare requested to meet
in their respective counties, and appoint not less than
three delegates and at least every four thousand
citizens to attend the Convention to be held at the city
Of Columbus, on the 18th day Of July next.
tits hoped that delegates will be appointed in each
county, from all political parties For whatever live is
sues there may be between the two great parties which
divide the State there is one question made by Southern
Shareholders at this momentous crisis as common to all
as the free air of Heaven 1t is whether this Republic
aud its free nstutons shall be ruled BY and its great
mission Of Freedom, be sunk into an Olgarchy ofSave.
holders and the extension of Slavery and the Slave
Power Can any Northern man. Of any party, hesitate
upon such question, refuse to aid in rcclaming our
free institutions from the dominion Of Slave hodersg In
purifying Northern Representation in Congress from all
plant tools Of Southern ambton-in breaking the chain
of Southern measures now forging to bind this Republic
TO the car OF Slavery?
BY order of the Committee,
JOSEPH R. SWAN,
J. H. COULTER,
J. W. ANDREWS.
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A dispatch from Athens confirmed the Re
port that the insurgents obtained a yiclery n
Thessaly- The Turks lost 700 killed, ant
many prisoners.
The new Greek Ministry installed in Office
are dismissing all the funetiOnaries implicated
in the insurrection-
The American squadron was at Syria on the
LIST Of June
PoLASD--A further disarming has been or.
dered in Russian Poland.
MoRoooo-The Emperor Of Morocco iorbids
the entrance Of the Russian flag into Moorish
ports during the war
GERNANT--A meeting between the Emperor
of Austria and the King Of Prussia, attended
by the respective Ministers was 10 take place
on 9th June, on the frontiers Of Saxony--
The movement creates suspicion, especially as
1t has transpired that Count Mostis is bearer Of
letter from the Emperor Of Austria to Mich
olas-
It is also rumored that Russia is inclined to
authorize Austria to propose an armistice-
PARIs-A better feeling prevails on the Paris
Bourse-
The advance Of the Russians towards the al.
lied armies is announced. creating considerable
uneasiness among the monied world
1t is reported that every class Of citizens are
fleeing from St. Petersburg under the impress
sion that the troops now arriving are Cossacks-
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times alludes to the existence of an intrigue in
the Turkish Councils, and mismanagement in
the War Department at Constantinople- Rus.
sian bribery is limited at
Important movements are also observable
among the German States
An important change has taken place in Tur-
ksh Ministry.
GREAT BRITAIN--Lord John Russell has laid
behre Parliament a treaty with Spain res pect-
ing the Cuba slave trade.
KOssuth made an eloquent speech at Sheffield
on the nationality of Poland.
The overland mail has been received with
Calcutta dates to the 1st of May, and Canton
dates to the Goth April. 1t lis reported that the
insurgents, assisted by Europeans, had driven
the Imperialists from Shanghaie.
Several defalcations are reported on the Par
is Bourse.
SPAIN-Six war steamers instead of four are
to be sent to Cuba, with six thousand addition
al troops.
ITALY--Rumors prevail at Genoa that the
Russians are cruising in the Mediterranean un-
der neutral flags.
Another miracle is reported to have taken
place. A picture Of the Madonna at the church
of San Antonio, in Oivila Vechia, has been
winking at its worshippers.