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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27
STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY June 27-2 7. ".
Ashrs-For Pots Tie marke: is steady q: $; 81, and
Pearls firm at s. 20.
Cor1os-The market quiet at the quotations of yes
terdsy.
Flour AID ME.L-The low and inferior grades Of
Western and STATE Flour lower bu, the better grades
are firm and in moderate demand.
Canadian Flour is without material change, and the de-
mapd is limited -aes $50 bbs a. 81 Il for common, and
& 5oas7 IS for good TO extra. The sales Of Western
Cans. embrace 800 bbls. a; .7as7 so for common TO
GOOD state; Sc 80 sc Fl for Bogus State; 81 % s.
for common to good Ohio Sc lass for mixed fancy
Western, the former sale Milwaukee.
Southern Flour is in moderate demand AZ steady prices.
Sales 500 bbls az g. 80 IL for mixed 10 good brands
Baltimore sc. Rye Flour steady. Sales 300 bb. at
g. 80 for fine and 80 Is - for suPerfne. Corn Meal is
firm. Sales 400 bbls at 50 81 / a IS - for jersey
GEaIS-A good demand for prime whca. Tor export,
but the prices below the views of holders sales Of 200
bush white Canadian on private terms and 900 bush fair
white Gonesee So %. Barley is firm; 400 bush two
rowed sold at 81. Oats demand at better prices
sales OF State and Western 59.c Rye is Unchanged
sales AZ 81 20 4 81 %.
Corn "a q &C. lower, and in fair demand for the East
and home trade sales 81 900 bush at 6s S75c for IN
sound; slasao for ronnd Yellow; 79asac for Western
Nixod; Erase. for Southern Yellow. and Southern
White.
WHrsEY-A fair demand steady prices; sales Of 325
bbls az Sc for Ohio and 2c. Prison Drudge Is in
active at = lc.
PRovIsIoSs-The market for Pork is heavy and the
d,uarJ is limited: saes OF Mess at 3d. and Prime at
I'll 90 Beef is firm and in limited demand at SO for
hacked Chicago; sl5 % for City Mess and sl2 s3 for
country Mess. Lard firm; sales in small way at q
Ice Butter and Cheese unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27

SrsAs aSp KATE DEsiS-BIoODY TRAGEDY ST AsPiN-
WALL We learn from passenger by the North Star,
which arrive III New-York yesterday afternoon BRING
passengers who LETT San Francisco the st OF June the
II will be recollected that Susan Denim Mrs. Woodward
and Kate Denim Mrs. Fox, two actresses well kDown III
this city, some time since went 10 California 10 iu.l pro-
fessiona engagements there They accompanied by
Mr.. Woodward Susans husband. Afterthey had arrived
in California difficulty between Susan aud her nus
band which resulted in a separation. She then openly
Joined with or put herself under the protection OF MI.
Bingham an actor San Francisco. On the lst of June,
Susan Kate and Mr. Bingham, sailed for Newly ork NJ
Woodward also took passage by the sans vessel ana
route On arriving at Aspinwal this side of the 18th
mus Mr. Bingham left the cars, with The crowd OF pas
sepeers for the purpose of looking after his baggage lie
had not been out but few minutes when he was shot AMI
Immediately fell mortay wounded as II is reported ~ u.s.
his body above the hips In the confusion of the crowd
where each passenger rushing TO secure ms baggage
il wgs IMPOSSIBLE 10 tell who committed the deed lhere
was ruInor Just the steamer sailed, that Jamaica
negro penetrated the act Woodward came on 10 New
York the North Star while the Denim girls renamed AK
Asrinws with Bingham, who il said, was d wing when
the steamer sailed Troy Budget, June "a.
GREAT SALE AT SALISBURY, y. Give attended the
sae of the Rev. Thaes McDonalds property, June IT,
There was quite large assembage OF people and proper
generally brought fair prices. Judge Ellis bought the
home r6ct of land at $4,000. Ex-Governor More
head bid eff another tract, including valuable wafer
pow er in the Yadkn River a: 600. The total amount
Of the land saes se,2. fhirty-iour or thry-hve
negroes sold bringing amount Of upwards OF
SIS Geo. Nero fellows ranged from about $500 10 81 o1O
and one extra hand brought nj 2lO Mules ranged from
Sl25 TO SIZE Seven mules aud ten horses brought
gross amount of So 070. The amount OF sales on ueslay
was about s43 OOO which will nearly quite cover the
Indebtedness. The sale 10 continue on wednesday,
and twas thought there would be eight or ten thousand
dollars worth Of property 20 be sold on that day.
issikon5y Banner.
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TFNSIScs'S f>TATE.-From developments recently
Nc spa evidence lately qbsued there rera doubt iaG; ne
e,te sc cocoon Hector Jenr ngs o.
Gbi s,d ret,Et se aker sabesn;iate he clam
I'D nj Tim g. iAe i1nL, y s agents u 'A 30
- ,l Atlantic have urlLg ta,f eboEts 70 opsA ne
r,oui..e prof Of 30 btfsn4p d., 800 .,....a f..v
~ hal William eun.ug wAo G Cd % ar tttssie cav
,l ,o,.y Wa bs.Lc.lr ana me OILY ci ~ NoStf aAe
~. bnvius brother sscr no dr-ctrd.ns
., H. f,b,f Rob u Of course be ouna !" e4ai " heh
.be hecof s'soffd 70 d''etha
n 81 Ret.r Other ~ the hour they f"ad up.
xnson Of the coos JOIN Jsr 20 uToiheI q houe
w,s otrrrd n II 1ahch Fisher u llN Aat .uoLs lr
tba ,rsuss. wls one y1D.IGu jenD sss "ho mHf'e ay
(sr6n.r IN i7. fhs ,ir eides' child |olALh J ~
Plum. in 1874 thai men william born 1 lI' e1n 20 hnei
IN i7se and serd Carlisle Cumtcf n'd 'ouI y, se
he les, hs sr,' Re aud 1901 81 ~ y 10y
b. M Jenunes WHO aiod ~ 70,
pret.n, her Hector jennings WI" now 'scs a.
ard with tc children a ycssc tho only ~ ~ N'H ~
The England under he fsi ahnfn 90
mems arc COMPELLED a DECIDE and ftrc ihefo 'l~' ~.
ytss, corfcQucny, j. qcus that his va 20 h' "4 "a
iers within isw uontAs oues uaiofs.eA o., ~
John Bacon Of Pesu Yen Ss~ You lie ehieion 'ss- oh
tbs c he wesf. 10 ~ssc ltffifiglbs ctcronr in' N
dotcd for the i'arut iagrite yo-on q the cam ~"
~. o.hc st4Hsuif yfrna scented from Az
sbsf brother 81 the f,tsf have nn per
,,sl know II VII 90 r.Gcueti nai
Nlisla u4auifd All tf0
ans Of Ceftu johann b rld elcfs ttfolfb M vito
var sh4nio a. =.
-. y =, r. ~, " al, w. Lla s,fs nf nl4. \ g.
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APtrAsIyG ISCIDEyT.-Some weeks since the Rev. NY
shall Conntv went 10 Grave Creek with committee, 20
use what influence they could prevent the county court
from granting license in that region for the sale OF whisky
They succeeded As reward some OF the liquor men SET
fire 10 his stable in the night, winch burned TO the
ground At the same they left the following elegant note
Ills for your trip 20 Grave Creek, God damn You
On last Thursday afternoon the young of his congre
cation assembled went into the woods cut timber and
shingles and before had HIM excellent stable com
p,ted and left hun $40 for carriage On the !th OF Jay
.hev win have grand Temperance jubilee and picnic Of
the Sunday School children with refreshments ana lem
peranoe speeches. May they have good time OF ~
Wheeling Gazette.
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THE FEELING IL IspIASA.-TAe La Fdyet'e Coar's

THE FEELING IL ISDIASA.-The La Fdycte C0nrier
Democratic paper says:
The platform recently erected at indianapolis Is Dis
owned udated, ana spit upon by scores not nun
drd good and true Democrats III tins city and county
as ever cast vote for Old Hickory
The Gree6urg Press gives an account OF the Dec lur
County Convention, held in Greensburg on Saturday
week. A resolution to repudate the platform OF the late
State Convention offered but laid on the taOie Dy
close vote resolution was proposed and passed by
close vote TO indorse the platform Then, III speech
which produced great noise and confusion one OF the
delegates announced that had been his intention TO oe
for readopon the resolutions of the State Convention OF
ls49 on the subject of Slavery but nasmuch as the body
seemed TO disregard popular sentiment, he presumed II
was necessary to do so there de then moved mat
Democrats present favorable the passage Of the old
platform should ourn to Temperance Hall Much over
half the crowd followed the speaker 10 the Hail. where
AMI Nebraska resolutions were adopted.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw.YORK....
Arrived.

Brunette wsdobco rrebe Rio J'nsro Nay - aos.s
June lat IS - lon 3d. spoke s1ip cess'a I'm
pire Callso for New YORK - de- out ,.a
Bark Juno, tOdsnl Bake Bremen 80 d1 IN bsas' ano "
psss. to Il. innings. Muller Gcs4ns ,,,o.
HAM Hsmbars "a d. fnde ana Nv
W T. sendt Co Jane 9. lat - - lon ., saw
FrH.ln from York for Southampton and hs'fe yue
IN Ihs east -dse the Banks Gsen iesber" Jans IN
le-berss June q loo. % spA' ~~'"
gsiot Maria AdTisna from Boston bound east q, y c,
Brig Elizabeth Gardiner Para - Dr. lacse' :" " ~ ~''""e
kCo .o,,o, On ro~,.,t
IS OF Fords spoke snip bcrsmpore,
- from New Orleans - a. out
bsyssn brs men . ea "a oAisst aud
June 4. lat y, Ion .. poke Bre
-, 49, 80, F,nms from Bremen for se~.nork
men o. John.os (Brj Albeuy Esgihers da pnespples
-. - S.T"ln, Anderson Ford Virginia Is. wood
St ~ saaslI Rose Alexandra ds, coal found Bridge
rort -. c.,;,. Alan pixmoa,h 4 r. n...t 49, =.
Been & n Eddsrs~.
sShr n smith Of Brookh.ven. Hobart Chsrlesou d.
e.,p NcCrsdy Mott Co. June 25 s;. & "a, Ion. "a
hanged signals with .hr wske from New York for Whining
ton \. c.
sAI cahsssna Of Portland, wilson Charleston y cotton
o swft Black.
vermont Elliot, Wilmington N ss naval ..oe. to
schr H. R Smith Of NewHsven Dill, Ma,snr.s d., pine.
apples. ke y.
BKLow-ships Ocean Herald. from Bremen Earops, do
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vent back to Mr. Carlton and inquired for Mr. nShels,
ION whose farm Brown ives the other remained in the
carnage looking directly through the door OF Browns
house, watching apparently for some one. The one in
qu,s OF Mr. Mghe pretended to want TO rsn, ms is AN,
for the ensuing year Brown him, recognized MN.
IL Gas he aesafr Of h,s I'd master! Brown fed 10 tne
woods with the syowed intention OF crossing Nas1a
River. We have heard from him yet to-ngn, oul We
here that be has kept clear from the rver al the cross
nes are undoubtedly watched. II probably was the plan
of the hunters him from his place ana trap ni
there But kn0r that others the alert and tna'
the fugitive will not be captured without struggle.
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THE VERMONT UNVERSALISTS ON THE
NEBRASKA BILL.
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.

TCTftfTdLGtINe y. i.
GLOVER, VT, Friday, June %, 1854.
Tie Northern Association of Unversalis.s has jus:
closed It's annual session. and among the the resolutions
passed that elected and unamous approval
were the following:
Reted That Fugitive Slave bill Of 1880 and the Nebrss
4, Kansas b Of 1854 denominations that particularly de-
uana all those no would limit the Of slavery
and perpetuse the Republican and
Christians and members of humanity will resort to al
ard
God hath blood all
n.n and requires should others would have
others do 10 ,...
E,,oroS That the privilege OF politicians 20
,spcy protect the denuncisions Of The pup, By
re,fr.ciing the clergy n their III hts and duties
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FlENDISH ACT-AX INTERNAL MACHINE.

FIENUISH AUT-AN TNFEKNAI WHNItf4NH'
CINCINNATI, Tuesday jane %, lsS4
Last evening box was 10 the Marine Hospital
corner OF ongworhs. and Wes;orn-row, and deposited
in the room of the Steward G. II. Allison. About 10
o'clock the Steward and his vile being alone in the room
opened the box when it exploded with teic fore, man'
Ing the bodies of both horrible Mrs. Allison
had both her arms blown off and her skull fractured while
NJ A. was dreadfuly mdngled. The furniture windows,
ceiling of the ROOM &C., shattered TO atom' The
Indications are that the box contained bomo'sheu OF
about six inches in diameter. No clue has yet been us
covered Of the perpe,ra;or OF this Relish act.
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ANOTHER SURVIVOR OF THE REyoLUTI0s.-We have
been favored by friend with the information tnat mere
resides in Pleasant Mount Borough, this county hr
benjamin at the very advanced age OF one AuHf'sd ana
ton tsors with prospects of living many years longer
equally fair before her. She occasionally SPINS stocking
yarn Of the finest quality not exceiied oy nat OF ne'
Younger neichbors She quite intelligent ana seems 10
ain her memory remarkably well and evnces clear
ness judgment Of the present and inni yet distinctly
impressed with the OF the past She mas been mar
rd three times her first two husbaios were Killed III the
Revolu,on and her last one named Benjamin, died about
30 YEAR seo At time she was employed az west rom.
for the army and present az one Of the BAT;
,ion q, cse OF the soldiers who were nearest destitute
She was also with the army when il disbanded New
bureh by General Washington; and at which the
General asked her II she not afraid OF 1.-The bullets =
when she replied Oh the sword never robs the halter.
tHonesdae pa Herald.
TIE FEELING N ST. LAWRENCE CouSTr.-The citi-
zen- Of Perepont have resolved to celebrate the
Fourth of July Until national liberties shall expe.
rience glorious resurrection. that bells he tolled and
Grape he the left said day, and the peo
pie far may be to concert to drive
the dark spirit OF Slavery back TO the internal regions
" from whence II came
They also resolved that in choosing future Electors for
President Vice President for Members Of congress.
we will support candidate VINO no, firmly pledged 10
do all in his power TO procure repeal Of the Fugitive
Slave law and the late Nebraska snsas bill, and SHAH
also oppose the future extension OF Slavery by the add
=" ton OF slave States 10 the Union
MASTER SLavE.-At the Spring Term of the Circnf
Court, Sumter Co. Ala. Hon. Alex. Is. Chherall presl
ing Richard VI Eskrdge, planter OF sumter ooan.y,
was indicted for mayhem in disabling leg OF negro
slave in his possession. The deienhsn va, =
Gated and about whip the slave she retrea.sa W." ;
IN her hand he seized bs gum sho' hes - To-
below the knee rendering amputation -
Court CHARGED the iury that If they believed from toe
EVIDENCE iha, the defendant intended nna"'aiy ana
macously 10 disable the leg OF ,e say Nc Wa sui.y
al IN. eharee That the master had not absolute don-
r .r no slave and 20 authorize resort 10 such
rene force lie show thu; be acted ia sedeense, or
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FIRES.
pIRE IN sHEEIFf-sr.


A, 10 clock Tuesday morning FIRE discovered IN
the attic OF house No. IS Shcrs occupied as dwelling
Il was caused by live Goals falling OF upon
the floor The flames eNtingushe before much dam
age occurred.
FIRE ~ THE SlSrH-AyEScE.
Atlsoclock or Monday nigh, ire broke on; in the
starch mandatory of John Parr corner OF rhrsx;hs
and Nptb.v The fremen were the ground, and
speedily extinguished the flames. Damage slight
FIRE IL oRANGE-sr.
Al II oclock on Tuesday morning ire broke out in the
dwelling house No. q Orango-st, but il was speedily ex-
tnguished and before sny material damage occurred
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN NI4GARi
COUNTY.
Co-scsporderce Of The Loespor. Jousra
u .urr..- a-urrru. Nin.-ara 10 Inne

=
W.KREs's CoHsERs, Niagara Co.. June 70, i7'f'
s,l.her. b.oodhOunds and sayc-catehc-s a-s ao."tu
Oar remarkably Cuie neshborhood has this day been
drown greet excitement the appearance Hnc s-
IciOss department OF strangers h@Eies Dso"n'
coofed mar VINO has resided IL nd,, more ha i"o
yesrs md who has won the respect OF all VINO made hs
les .ainianc, vas a. an early hour ,s morning. ra'ner
,aryr sd b the Gppeasanc. OF ~ MASTER nephew rom
Een.Eeky. Two gentlemen had been making strange
rnaneayels m n. nechtorhood for one or Two days aud
GA lescly hey passed By BE residence o; Brown o. the
j.. krc-. Warren rlaakroed going coward L'ckpo'
hoy sor y.d l.EIly 'front.' Of dr. Dy.d Cartoons, and
ts.a :. consul. iocctLer 10 whsfe-, then wheeled
I'd .fa Grove 8 :tc are &c Blown house One IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27
POLITICS n MAINE.

BANGOR Tuesday June u, 1854.
The Hon. shepard Cary, liberal Democratic candidate
Cor Governor smoke here last evening. He TOOK strong
ground sinst the Portland regular Convention AMI ITS
candidate Judge Paris denouncng the Convention rs
packed concern and declaring the Democratic party to be
dissolved According 10 the report In The VAig this
morning. he eyaded the Nebraska question, and placed
the present issue on the Liquor Law alone The Wing
delegates TO the State Cony from this vicinity, will
generally 90 for nominating Wing candidate for Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27
xXxIIId CONGRESS. .... FIRST SESSION.

SENATE WAsHIsGTos, Tuesday June ~ 1854
few petitions were presented.
sixteen private bills were received from the House and
referred.
The bill making Fron.eras in Texas, port OF entry,
The bill creating new Collection District in California,
was passed. ,,.
Alter some debate as what business should be taken
up 80, -. ..,-,,.
ton and settlement Of accounts between the United State:
and the State Maryland for interest Of money advanced
10 the United States during the last war.
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IT,, n. .sve WA in state Of rebellion, and the means
"a - hol,,sIv necessary to reduce her TO subjec,ion
Amer retirement Of come five ten minutes the Jury
returned verdict Of guilty The defendant was
,ary We trow no,hn, of the defendant and therefore
have DO perona feeling in the msiter but we do r,oce
tha. signal an example has been made thar rsn,soaA
rebution has visited one OF this; class OF brutal slave
holders small as that class Is whose bad actions have done
much to bring disrepuie upon the south: 80,
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To,,l...............~9f6l N459. .laeTesse.....aSB
Being an aggregate thus far this year. the
sane period in 1853 of 81 per cent The increase OF
population probably from to 10 per cent. Average
weekly morta;, in the inst twenty-five weeks IN 1888,
500; in 1884, 49, Average weekly increase this year
over lar. year So
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

NEw-OELEAys. Monday, June 10 1854.
Santa Anna has issued decree declaring all depart
mens districts and refusing obedience to the Gov
ernment in state OF siege
Madame Sontag was first taken sick on the nth ns ON
which evening she announced to appear IN Lucreza
Borea She was somewhat better on the 10th, but re-
lapse occurred and she died the 18th inst Universal
rref was manifested for her by the citizens of Mexico and
an immense number attended her funeral.
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WIscoxsIx-TEe Madison journal, the State VIII

WIscoxsrx.-TLe Madison journal, the State Wing
paper, says:
T1c ResDon@.-The press is responding gloriously to
tho cell for Convention OF Freomen without distinction
OF rarty al this place the 18Th July Inc pros
meet is that VIII be the largest Convention ever gathered
together in Wsconn The issue presented 70 me people
M Wopd Won rather the bogus Democracy of Pierce and
Douglas should live and you die slaves or that 1t should
die and you live freemen'
I'VE suggest that Conventions be held IN the various
towns and coures of the State on the Fourth Of July next
to insure an amie delegation this Mass State Conyen
ton. No more appropriate day can be selected. lie.
every man who consistently come be here on the
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RIOT AT RIPLEY, OHIO.

CINCINNATI Monday, june 10 100.
A riot occurred at Ripley, Ohio Saturday night,
caused by the inmates OF cofeehouse throwing rotten
eggs into temperance meeting. The temperance men
rfed the eoeehouse and then visited all The liquor shops
in the town. and those that did not agree 10 give up the
business were assaulted. No lives were lost.
Tie weather here oppressvey hot and business very
dull.
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HOT WEATHER In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, tuesday, June ~, ieof.
The heat is intense in this city, the tbernaS's '"do"'
ing $50 in the shade.
DIsPATH.
TUESDAY, / o'clock.
The Thermometer now marks 95io in the shade
John Welsh a stevedore died in the Hospital last nign'
from The effects of blow the head, by coored Ia
borer N the hold OF the schooner Lone Star, yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27

printer - THE PoLPrr-Mr. Kavanaugh, one o
the recently elected Bishops OF the NJ f. Church South
is practical printer and was several years since, an ed
tor in kentucky.
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At Buckleys last night, the new FAIRY extravaganza
rravese Of Rossins Cinderella, given for the first
tme The entire thing Il the broadcast farce and soon
az The action by practice bocones easy and zee mastb
IN The hishes, degree lslghable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27

Fort NrcEssTy.-Tic Whaling Intelligence Of the
2lst contains call Tor meeting TO be heid on 'he "a %
Iuy ~ tine site Of Washiugons old for, where, one
hundreJ wears ago capuated to the French troops
unGer Dc Nllier An interesting narrative oi the cam
n,;cr IS embodied n the call.
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s.,aS or MORTALITY

49, az, hssssNs wsAcs The ~cw'os te'a'n' for Tho
wtsS NJ Che rvsco, year
-, xsr>se ~ rsssss ~, t,tN AN VNV>fN ~ NV
WIZ, go N~v ~ p, ,~s> -, leei -
- wVss>, tN-aNNs, ~ H1s''N's' ',''''N" sJ''
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW.YORK...
Cleared this FORENOON.

sir Y E L!ey Hinckley Cailao, Geo B-lksy.
E.ls.-rlA.s (Brent BcTns Trinidad Ooarcs CO.. Sois
Ren,or Phi!t1ephls. Smith boynon- -
sch-Wopder FIeLch Prov ecroe master syFen Nei Sor
veh } Il HEver.
sioSr TT.uu ph. R6tirson, ksntuoket master
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IhRINE AFFAIRS.

NEW srEAs.DREpGiSG MACHINE.
~ Yesterday afternoon steanpropelc: dredging ma
tne for the OF the City Of Charleston s. C., made
Aal trip from coyors shpyard round TO the works OF
. Uncc 4 Df'crnntcr.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

NONFOLk Iu.suuyi JUNO ~ IoJf.
The President left Old Point Comfort this morning for
Washington.