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Foreign Ports.

Ar. Lancashire. Bia3t-rsip Ansrhsue son
pat. Euopr Sh.nkn; Kings.hsr Crosby Caroline Ssshsh
Kenny: Tresdwe PhsrsAiA Dyer; Panya
Mrps Lh, knight Mars Cheeyeri saesus soupef' fso
bus Brsnscon all dg euAno.
Az Rio Jsneiro 18th ult ship Amelia disg; bafs Baltimore
Ranssy for Baltimore DIS VIRGINIA Kennedy for
DO Ssnbcu H.le for Boston ldr MSahcn sn,n 10. IL
York do Ksrs Kendall fri suwsrrow, sione 90 40 m
Ssywsd Boston for san Francisco to " MAY ~ Gt,s
Roberts, Coson New Orleans sr schr hent Hopkins IN
Bs,iuio- dss SD nth bark Utah. Stetson New ors
Lssusyrs sbout 7th inst bark Aieis psyis ,. S
for ok Csb~o sail 10TH scH Aaoans Lowry
I'm St Thomas New York. go nj, n.
Arr KINGSTON ia Iith inst, sehr Alice Ann bn,de
,ou baltimore sid May bark @ w Horton Packard 0uea
l2fh. bark ireyhound, Gulbrapson. Salt RIVER -,
Ar a. oneiet 2ist iu Forals Lord SewYcrs; I'd,
Ocean spray McLeland, and Advance, Lecraw, do.
AZ ST Stsphen 2Airs ship America Bsrstow, New
Yorh; schr St stephen, Trimble, do.
Arr Gee 18th ult ship Nathaniel Thompson stone Ne"o'
can
Al sssow 18th inst B bark Rival Ryerson to load for Boston,
B hrs Jane do ds snd others before reported
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+. .str ,ss f-s-s ierpoo-Mr CRIBS LADY Ard two chl.n
Ms. Trrpn Nm Aeeln Mss Ssnhies Aessrs Easss. Ma
n A Waltase.
IL al QrIra Vet fro. Lire,~Dr. vsnee % IsnaOs
Mesp Young and Hsusen of Cop nhssen
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Arrived.

se n aa .. 70 P.dei
p he ,...s. In i.. IS IS and h.d
e. .s =: POS. - s..a ' r s s'
agate .sa N.ns Nay IS d seiy bra l Jeh.an.
bond ssas s. : u gs's as us
su1 So the numbers Of the three bales could
ss. - ons pietus sp bale. Of cotton and
70 a The S s ,'1 .. not ,. S % M
san; s,f1 S, % "a, fss Is d. ae and AZ pas. W
s' 8 Il b. 4; =, P. S;s.
q y ,1eh.@s;s signal. 9TH s,f csias 5'9@
.Ss B.So. a.
u I f.: % p.se:a Co. 70 asss a.
Isr ship ns with eros. y her teIeep'n iat ~ w. on %
I: ~: e: ~: E: re-:
to f.'r.t. S:'s:$ = b:@%rs s.I:y oiSs~ +,
Sl: up ws %ia. f. S e., for 0 H,% %s.
E :ifs sss. @s I'd sS
fa,a:r %.s IS 81 s Sa iS1 80
eIh.tssd aens with ship sAmoset bound Jsne "a lat IS
E o. Co. X. ss ans ~: s
Cd e % s. H .'s' %
s. Of Fire leland spOks bark Echo from sossOH for Pts
sip cor.l. of Bath Bishop Liverpool ~ d. sal. and 80 pass
Sap Hereuean chAnbesn Baltimore d. f the Cape cos.
snip jersey of sIe) Bay Liverpool d.. .se to Everit,
- 60 f ,.s o. T.S e'''
SsI nrog. Bs. An.'n' Bremen I" d. d'' and 40 pass
Can't! rF:S: Js1s c'gs R:'n MY e FL to
B.: J..so c.gs De vers ,..1S: ..s Ayr
ese:D:sI June Is IS - lon II Is passed 'HiS
E .s F5sas.s ' E..ssg Sc III t,
AID .s sea June 70 la s. Ion s. e1sAd .sa.' With brig
Cop&Eaeus, token fa Bressn for Newfort.
Sa IF Boston. P,:,r.S1 s 1sa 90 eq end
'0t ns ~, NJ :. The Bat s:Ps. s .,s y,
to PespsG c. Saw naass. Of ies berg on Ii. Be-
atfienl.rs H.nO.) Po:.r. Hamburg IS ds in ballast s1
Pan G.s.uos (Brj csrnshssl wh.mps. l "a s.as te,,O
..s T. I ss.ss rs Hsl Pr. e. IN s s:
gns k,aS s-.d AISsy. Antwerp 70 d. nd's AID i''
bIs Aa..wys ts.k BOu. Ansr.p - d, hrsi. bound to
Bdi B:s Is.5ils sj D.1si..a wHi:orS E. plaster
bis Nan. and Ausr.t. Br.n 9.etiseh Br-r,.. IS d.
' r. +: = s.; s.s s: to. o.,
s. s.,, No. 's:s: s.s
Eoei Cesn lale u h 81 80 io rs spoke brig Bssaaa from
ssAi M.ss,. lsf Bis0iHHe Br., M.eAi.s d. lumber to
ssr n1A.sO.t cf sbrO0tl Fos:. Mobile 70 d. oe;On and
sesr JrA gIaaee', Robinson. e. kGy' d. luasz 70 j.
sehi- Superb sisih.n. Mbds- d hnser Smith ssyn-
sehr. EevTs<k Thompson. Bossr a. mdse TO DsYaz L
Sprsxue
shI De'denaaA Bethel Hssor lAlsad BshsmH. d. fruit
- !. ELsaa
Sch, May I.se rl surruP, Hs.Lsr taAnl Bshss' 10 d.
1ait 20 J. EneaA
ssi So.s s: E.p:ss a. : s.s soy.ss
rtr Den0te Love- Calais 10 d. Lumber ts6nith BoyzfoR
%<tr Atlantic Ma ssson Salem d.. ssh r. W. Rope
Sop Frdsrkk Bsosn Gardner. Psslsoee d. mdse
se.
Ssep Pointer, Fswls. Provide Ia. s&s to
Prfsrer Pslieas Jssss Providence. .nise.
Lsis s.,s.I - asesaer Eva isrci.assoa; Ro.ssss.
shir rsr. for Hsrfoh, &c.
BEOw-l BRIG
Wlkn-Dsnas sAe aAy.E
by Sandy Haok Printing fslegrspAl
rKx HsHLAHps. June a-Ssndown-
No Hvas6 Ss1sl veaeb N sisA-
The sssnR Arabs, hound, id clear tie bar until
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There srnne days in e fourth Canal weei CT June which
from the e. 10 the Jth estimating the 1854 far dur
ns that weess h the eoeip will fail shA,t 2eoo" feet Of
Boards end sssnilns and s while will
be Shingles 90 NJ and Timber but
Will be observed that the June last
unusually arfe both Boards aud Sra ling and Slaves
The total receipt. from the opening navigation and inc ud
ins the fourth June the low have been
follows THE fourth week O. June 1854 but three
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Nv Telegraph.

uosros A. I'm. "A .hp Juliet New-Crlesns; bArss Elo,
w.hnnss chsst. Phradeps.. Sarah sry.ss:
HEW.ORLEANS-Arr Jane n ships Wellingoo, Gee MSseo
Gcv Mor.on DeveAa Boston LSht, and w "hss
lar, Jane Williams Boston: Excelsior. Philadelphia
SAyANEAH-ArI. June q. steamship Alabama I'm Ne~i"N
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WHIsKY-The ket is lower and is unsetted the 'n naeney
Money GALES OF $50 bbs a. &c Tor
Ohio and 28.c for part time VITA Interest,"
Drudge Of so bhd at &c. time and interest
PROVISIONS-Thers Pork oHe ring aud prices ere lower
ught Money market gives buyers tie advantages sseso D. Dds
at 4I2 1QSI2 62i for Mess and $40 sdSll for Prime Beet is
the light; sslessf 100 bbs al Fo S or Cy
Chago and $l2dfl3 for Country Mes
u Meats are beavy Gales 20 bids Hams and
Shoulders 4la5 plenty sales Of ITO III rough
sides good demand sales
ties bb 9idlOc Butter frner at Hose or state
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To MarinerS.

PLuxs Pour LleHr HorsE-kISGsros, Jsnaes uns 1.i
Tnssy nsht the light above Light House ws ehn.sa
en- IRA. Tor the the being 20 fsr nN
A. 70 admit OF the exhibition. Although was sf,sh
nish the hsht very pereepsble in this city W
h.y, been fsr brilliant where 10 infenGsa TO
visible The Of Ausus expected, Will be the dAy 0' w "
,.bf,.k
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6RAINThs market Whss. is quite heavy especially Tor
Upper Laksibs one.lt Of sale the eIst and milling ING
Of 200 bus good Upper Lake o. sod
go bus good Canadian 81 90 Rye quite hr ara 10
a. demsDd sales Of so bus. gererG 20 ossh Oss e pe,
Ter and ere scarce Weston e. 57u6Io corn
the sales 30 bu, at 10 e
r rn~urd; Western Mixed; @dsle TO, Kounc fe
low ds7c Southern White and Yellow he besns
are In fs 25S for Western and ZIG afl ~
for southern Canadian quiet ~ Stdtl c2 bush
pi.c Peas drr st9 bush Neqno
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1Io0 Our CoTresDoa1e1t
PkiLAbKLP9IA Jsas a-Aryspt-Dns Mary, (BrD Ander
So fA.s; 49, J~Rsr sean, Besse.; n B. Knapp. smith
ss:..s hasa!i f,.Rs, At,..s;. q Jesn, n b .lrs
n.p sms5 6vs H.vAe,es; !s.es 8 sisOsp, conOn. New
ishi heassn. al sAnssl C.e>es, Celsa, Boston,
chssCesAA ~. Rthiss. kssDsH; u BSsxn Bk.r. Bee
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Slaves

Allowing for the six days yet be added for ourh
1884 the the rx been
which
Boards AID Scautng Silses Tnbe
OF Slaves this greatly exceed those
We make sash n the
principal ysrds as have tIsurlrec the week:-
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nomestic Ports.

ALBANY-Arr June 20, .chr. Isaac Merritt. Wright New
d. h.'' Arr ta s s1: Ssda Lowell. Boston Coleman
ss L.s s. Don %ss '''
jans Is sh s.p ora. se1 WIZ RatSsge
e' sd s. oT:
Sc. @f at.sn.n S.rson To~n1
ssas L,So ::sE F c.as, Mon MoS.v sr
Ka,= H.s1, S fs, M: % SDsa
dense iaceh T;aeS a' f.. Rive. D. WV T R%%ond H'%
n, J.s . sGe H. I s%'s
coS~.t FOLEY WIN. Bacon Hul's rF0'i
ss Hss,. f., Gssa
ch;S1 r:p. TsSSa fS:d'R ss. ssn Ss
sssi
i' y: ;;s:i ill.,;
L .Ss cS .s.s s Saa Po B."s
s;ue w.ndsrns Jew S.:sFS. LvsIp.o c sp ,Gdss
sseca Fs:ss Ss.ss Dolby Sfs: oP Ma tn
cen, h, S sI's
oolsh Donne Ps.ou; Jp.pa Banded Aun.on BALTIMORE Tho,
s s ssS $s.a, n' E.
h hssis .st, iV and .ns d i ih
Jane Is sch, Een. sts s,, vgn sa sp
shn p Al, 5..s AsSy .sssssn
from Grow hsIbor o. Che'ley Wilmington. c. Sid chip fe
"f DishT6S s0na june BRIG G.ors.n oA sh5
Bueus Via. Potter Ph.dslph. 9Th schl James Nelson Phil
FAST esEENwIcH-Arr. June %, sohr C. L. B'y''' Hunt
fALL RiyER-A jane "a sehr Golden Rod new II au.
ofFs Ryor Bshmsn Holiness Hole; 18Th sebr. Sea Flower
s ssS. f ssss. a-. n. DsR B.ao
s Sr Es ssas s.'' s''
fanee,nle from New oIlsso' GepS. SD from Dutch Island
wv BusYPoRT~AH IS .ehr james small rhil.d''
ssss.ss Rss:s s-'. a.:
Lucy A1. Sssf. NJ. DPs's H. .ns S's Sr
Leon as 5oss fsss s
Kent Providence Fountain; Dsv., WIehsm c..o,, v.u
Yoi; bns Abstrox Patterson York. sem" state:man En-
ssh
bound West Indies steamship jamestown Cavendy New
NEW BEnEORD-AT June -, .eh,. s".h, Perry New York
ses es saI. ds Psy Pssb Henry Gibbs snow Hartford
NEW HAvEN-Arr June &c. sehI Margaret Plater, BLIZZARD
PORTLAND-Ar June 9s bark David Nists SWEET. Hsy.n.
brig c9~ & s:'9 r.s Si ca. @ Sc.
sfssb}ssTs sSjS Re1 sS Jun: :s .sas
PEqvIDESsE-AT J..s ;shs r.t.. 1syl. Nor
H.iy:y S, jane. RiSs Nose. D. Leonard
s.. osa
phi.; Lous Endieot Endco Philadelphia Invoice Glover
f ha ca ses Pacw
Paraguay Sailed, .h Sea Gull Rowland BALTIMORE Henry
PHikADEIPTiAT jrs. n s..m.5ip Kssnesee Cops.
1 s G s:. dsassS
s s: sy y
Providence; Charter shaw Mle stresmlet Archer Hartford;
Ri RcHHosD-A June .eS.: H:.: SSss-:s
iss: fsps below bound up s.Ii vHsaisa Renn'
Aas seIs s: e sS.'ss Bag. Eos: fsf;:%sssh
WILMfNGToN esd June =: ;sh,. Nay Powell e and IL T.
%ARREE-xfT June n :esi slr. Hssse, Hantlsy, Phil.
dephis-
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sar,n.,.. .C.n.rurLr REPORTED ron rHi TRIBUNE.

FtsfII W.
for PO's Al @5aii a., 49,.
COgrOS-The his apls since our lat weekly rev,"
hs ksn quiet, Frs the urroah!e ~ vce r-cei'e Per
AID prices oftbe qualities are lower usa 'he
sx(d Efmnss Tor frsdes er~ n1aok
BIZ rood Qua are eace aud quite frn. The sssrsd quoSr'
IsuAL be consldoled nominal:
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Some nteros. Is felt in the Gold region recently dscov
cred in Frsnklin'C county, Nc. Company with capital
of so 900 has commenced operations. Some gold fcrnd
has been assayed and pronounced worth SIS per ounce
II remains TO be seen whe enough can be gathered to
pay for the trouble of gathering 1t.
The CumIerio,d sid) Journal says that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company require the ire'gh's Gu
coal to be settled by the coGl companies weekly s.eai
Of monthly heretofore This change "'"o'" "
,,.., snch cases ms the Park or Vein Company.
The earnings Of the Taunton Branch Railr'a i'r fs
vear ending May 81, 1885,, were;
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Passengers Arrived

py E-a Rav Bas.-lo eco bbls Yosr. 50 Do A.bes 2si
Wt,Iv SIS buss Is ~ DO Gem. 81 9s7 DO Oa Is
pkf. Lard Med rs DO Hans and Bacon, 81 do F1k
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Total. S1os,s" Ti'V
The receipts Of Flour Grain ard Provisions at Cgdens
FsrAsiy EisvAetsng.

The following table gives the Retail Prices of the pruc
pei articles Of Farm Produce in the City Of Newicrk, on
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MarksAs. ;. Reported 5y Telegraph.


nAxs June The sales Of Corrcx today +ts
h.i.. a, frn rreex Middfins quoted ct &c
T Atsatsss hxad O'esoek ts.s afternoon
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financiaI.
ALBEIT u. NIcoLAY, Aucttoneer

ALBEIT II. EIcoLAY, Aucttoneer
CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-ALBERT
- H. NCOLAY vii sell THIS DAY: June %, ~ o'clock, At
the Mehann Exchange whom
$4,000 Msysve and Lexington Railroad Second Mortgage
Convertible Bonds Interest payable semi annually vi 600
each
$50 4co Interest Bond Of State of Illinois New Internal
Improve etockJ
600 Corporation of Wsersswu Uefeson County Water
Stoct Bonds edeeusbe the Metropolitan Sank New York.
1879 1880 ard Sel; interest psysbe annually
Toledo Cleveland Railroad Fr Mortgage
Boeds; payable annually 81 600 each
e har.s Groees Steam sussr Re6sins Csnpsny 800 each
20 shares Tradesmen's Bank, 90 each.
st ard Bank,
Zoe shares North River InsursLoe Company f25 each
400 shares Excelsior White Zinc Company, 85 sseh.
go hse Atlantic Pacific Rsosd Of 81 900 Zach Which
a. ls,Illrssp, Of 81 Per share has been paid.
200 shares Htupsre Coal and Iron Company Of Maryland 800
each.
TERMS OF sALE-Ten per this day and he balance
The all Bonds Will charged
q purchaser
All hods resus sales Of Stocks Bonds sad other Securities
every MONDAY and THURSDAY. the Merchant EKehangs
It Private Sale Of sr eias Railroad Bonds Bank
InTsrsrot and other Seocks
QSs7) Once No. Broad. Ct. next to cor Of Wall.
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Net TIUns ''''''' '''''''''''''''' F''''' ~
At Philadelphia Money continues in active request.
The Boston Jonraai says; There is more comfortable
feeling in the Money market although no ccncessiono
importance is made in discount rates. At 10 cent the
very best paper goes little easier than few days since
bat anything short Of gtedged" must submit to IL and
over, according to lie grade.
ZAe albany Jox-naI sayssOn the 10th Of the present
Month the amountsof Wheat and Flour in at the
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SAVINGS BANK.-Dep,

WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK.-Depos.
w ks eas hsfsss the 10Th az q July interest
the Dsds before the h Day e July has
hitherto 1 isssrsst Icsitsn ths Of per cent per
snsnn ssA svses - esasss Aa rss v1sut distraction
oyea daily lsAau ~ AslAys szssptsQ Esu to O'clock
T. NJ the S.vAp Bsak ba11ng, the nestA-wes Of
soush ID snA $0aA WILLIAM WALL, President
S Sssss: a.f Ss.:e, Ue.P,..idssa
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......rHis DAY
4 Sets. S. MooB-setsiO "
THIS
Sandy Hook ~ Gov Island. 10 sam Hell Gate. ....2 Is
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fDy sanAy HAnk Printing fsegrsphl
. TR8 HIsHLAnps. June A-Ssndown
No lavss1 1sssl veseb N sisA:
The sesnhP Arabs, es,wd hound id not clear the bar un
81 tbs svsnile.
waA light b. aw. Weather AAsy
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PHEux BAHx, NEw.YoRx, June 81, 1854
LNNAL DIVIDEND.-The Trustees Of the late
Il PHENIX BANK, whose Charter expired the ls. day q
s< hereby eve they Will the FISAL
DIVIDEND Of sEtEE az PER CENT % the stockholders
their gal SATURDAY the it Of July
Dividend being Of all claims
demands sssiDst the PHESIX BANK. the
rscersSaed, Trustees thereof
tignelJ THOMAS TILESTOF Trustees Of
5osHUA !. HENRY Pb s@s II Bank.
hAsK Noarn AHGaicA, NEw.YoaK, Jane H. 1884
nIVIGEND@The Board of Directors have THIS
~ DAY declared DivAea5 Of THREE AND HALE PER
CENT payable July The cransfer Books win be closed
the scth irssAnt 10 July2 SEYMOUR Cashiss.
OVVc1 PANAMA RAILRoAD CoMpAyY,l
EEwYoak Jane y, 1854 !
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this COMPANY
L day declared Q DIVIDEND Of rHREEAND-A-
HALF PER CkNf the Cs& Stock Of the said Company
able or and sfkes the "a JAY next
BDek will be eloset After three o'clock th
the 10 July. incaase.
BsodS Of this Company falling let
July wll Oes Of the Company No "a Boadwsy
upon he CoureE s.d star thar dAt. By order
u the board FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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Tar AxFRIeAs ExcaAsss ssk, NLw, fons June = ls*
CLEVELAND, VoLvssv' No 0lseNsArI KAllkoap V0
nVInEND A dividend Of FOUR PER CENT

IL on the capita. of this Company has been declared from
The FIVE months ending the Sh a6
PAYABLE en- day Of July rex Stakeholder resstera
ths viii Be Pad ss the odee Of WlNsLoW LA
An ssrs dividend Of FOUR PER CENT payable In the stock Of
Comusuy declared and made payable above
Trans cced from the ath inst To lat PROF.
inclusive '' 'N y ~ It p HANDY Treasurer
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CAVINGS BANK corner of Third.av and Ninth. st.
O-MARINERs SAVINGS INSTITUTION and for the benefit
Of all classes Of persona Open daily AM Aad
Wednesday and Saturday to Deposits
Institution or before the 18th Of July will draw nre from the
Hon. JACOB A. WEsTERyELT Mayor OF the city, Pesaeat
PHILIP w ESGs First ce-President
Isaac T. SMITH, Second Vice President
W. h. ELLSWORTH, Secretary
Hon Ark soLIus Fir,t Trustee
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EXCHANGE aod BANKING OFFICE
~ WOOD DUNLAP,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Collections payable Cincinnati RENTED on the d.y OF
BY fr,t nail dedreng Of Exchange on for -
payable with Exchenge the face Of the bill be rernfted T
collections all other points rern4
eonrifsion Hsvicg responsbs correspondents abs
collect Epou eli points with facility.
REFER TO
GAS A. MEIGs Es1, Cashier Arneri,sn Exchange Baak.
sANt. b. WHITE, Esq., Caahier Groceg bank.
T X. AcLy, Esq Csshier Leather Manufacturer Bsat
FINLEY KissAN Co., Bankers, Wslst
I: VAN NLEcg REaD, Bankers. Waist.
J. NJ DAWES, JONES 4 Co. IDporters. No. JOG Wiism-s-
nREXEL, SATHER a. CHURCH, BANKERS
~ SAN FRANCISCO Ca ersw Bull Of Exchange DREAtk
ECo PHILADELPHIA, payable ct the principal cities Of -
United States -
Coectoss frsncco and In intsor u the s
and promptly RENTED Collections b dse
C., through DgExEL Co.. RhisdslpAia, or SAFE
Err No. l64 Nssssasl, N Y. ,,
Exchange Frsseeo r sale By DRExELs
Co., Philadelphia. ard ?. sATHER. EewYorh
DOBERTSON, COLEMAN & Co., Rockford, ILL.,
~ ROBERTsON, EASTMAN Co, Dixon, nlinoia
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
Collections made n vicinity current rate OF Exeb.nfc
Il AND WARRANT OFFICE, NO. SO WALL-SrS
~ 100 % and Warrants bousht and cold ct this oes
I'll warrant. soA y ne WIN b asrsn'ss IN ~ resps !, g
limit 10 time Wansnts seat to I'll parts he cosn
let prices % receipt Of renftaaea J. D. CoIS
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I,szso,51< P1Nsf05V |If'F''' F''''7
Showing for the four months Of this yesr decrease OF
"a 4s5 1872 s the depes Of geld and o. IN the
deposits Of silver rnang total decrease Of 80 sa3s"2
The Washington correspondent Of The Courier ard
Enquirer give the following approximation to the
total recets Of the United States for The 6scal year. end
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-06
. SALES TO-DAY.
Sy J. c. McoUIaE, Auotion.er.

ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Auotfoneer.
SUPERIoR PARIS FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
splendid table
rich French China dinner and dessert glass;
Tuesday morning 10 O'Clock the
excalsncy the French minister, twho about change his
town shall soil all the furniture large
and well appointed esabishnens ccmprtaings
Conpsts Of rosewood paror furniture
H.ndsoms ssts q carved mahogany CHAMBER furniture
Wilton, Brusssls, and hros-py carpets, rugs
Suites of window curtains, cornces, shades, &c.
Large Gin fans mirrors, with marble slabs and brackets
Six Louis XIV psssei, BY Mdmc. Conner
Rosewood walnut and mahogany oss and chairs Of various
styles .asE
Large mahogany writing cabinet, and beautiful article
Patent reading chain, boohxheives
Ladies' .upsros secretary, mirror front wsrdrobes
Different and complete sets Of mane onamcnt consisting OF
Sevrcs China
Gilt and bronze mAntel clocks
Csndelabras, vases, brackets, chandeliers
Magnificent set Of heavy gill table ornament.
Beautifully French China dinner dessert and coffee
Rice engraved plain crystal glassware comprising
decaners, water bottles fsb'sis, tumber nnger bowls
champagne, wines, &c.
Rosewood liquor richly fnad
Venetian gassware richly gh and engraved
Wire iandscsps painted wndow screens
Superior hair mattresses bostsrs and pillows
Gill Are nye Louis ouaorze.
Alss st q o'clssk.
Lot Of superov French wtnss, Of various brands
Together vssy large eoppers and kitchen
utsnsih
four month";, As notes satisfactorily secured bearing Interest
Jas. @. MCGUIRE,
Mayed Ancsioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-06

The steamer Asia brings important news received
by the overland mail The Pekn Gazette of January 30
contains important from lnanhuruy in which prov
inoe the city Of Loo-ehoso taken The l4 Of january
and ne acknowledgement Keang slam Ia s
denee The Emperor il is stated Is thereby plunged into
the deepest grief and Indignation and has ordered the
general In command in that province Shoohnga 10 be
degraded from Office.
The Gazette also reports continued the npe
rial ans, with great confusion and CONSERVATION prevail
ing IN the capital which the Emperor did not hesitate TO
acknowledge, The whole province OF Gnan-llung, the
wenhest In China is said 10 be in the hands Of ThaePng
wing the rebel chief Shanghai still held By the rebels
and The prospect OF its recapure lessons with The dscreas
ing means and spirit Of the imperial officers in its vicinity
In Canton and Shanghai foreigners appear TO think
themselves safe in and property while under the
protection OF a small foreign force
The proclamation of Shing-paon regarding the taking
march Of his victorious army the southern body of
rebels, is a fabrication,
Mr. Ayres pilot boat flying the American flag and
tanning Mr. Tnklaer and six Chinese lately fired at
in the harbor Of Shanghai by of the Taoua vessels
and compelled TO to. The six Chinese then
ordered on board the Sir Herbert Compton, where they
were tied up TO the manmast Soon after Captain Kelly
of the United States ship Portsmouth, manned boat
which was placed under command of Lieutenant Guest
who proceeded Immediately to the Sir Herbert Compton,
and asked for the captain who not TO be found at
last Portuguese board the Compton said he was in
command and Mr. Guest at once demanded " how he
dared TO make prisoners Of men under the American flag
and demanded their release The Portuguese replied he
did not do it and that he had authority to set them
free Whereupon Lieutenant Guest ordered his men to
board which was done with the greatest nacry and cut
the prisoners from the manmas where they had been tied
by the hair II
1t observed at this moment, that some the
poop OF the vessel leyeing their muskets ut the Amer
lean officer and Mr. Tnkate who accompanied him. Mr..
Guest very energetically eyeed revolver at the Portu
gnese, telling him that the first shot being fred he
would blow his brains out. The Portuguese, in great
alarm, immediately ordered his to desstthe crew
and boat then taken off without further hndrance
There is plea offered for this gross insult to the Amcr
can flag, except that the boat had shot board
which it is in the habit Of carrying for ballast
Mr. Murphy, the United States consul in correspondence
with the Taouae the subject has laid down the doctrine
that under pretence whatever shall property per-
sons while under the protection of the United States flag
be molested by the Chinese authorities with impuny.
But if any claim supposed by them to exist against per-
property under the United States flag the COM
plant must be made to him the only person known in the
treaty to have the power of settlement 4