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went s.hore at The mouth Of the hubor sad When Ia.
ssy. vine fruit Sc. TO sef Son Co j., a v.,'s,yS
g IS spoke b. ship Pnces II d,y, non Chin. sr "a
s. cay. riibn 20 niles 4 Ss a.. . 90 ., $500, .s
Pt e'n'. t'sa .itrS q, Aoe.- on dsei russ ls.,
! Bus vsnu, AAir,On. cur.co. FEB m,A.,,,, a.
soonen. Grsvss & Co The .ehIs Ben Neun sn.Y o. 70
Yori 80 FEB s. " Eal'en. Ts.ish y Tor Pa a.,s.
FsS * rr.Sk DIVER seam An tsl ion '9 8. 80 81.
hO'rd and The Sss eIPedsaced sssyy w s'ss
from =; iA Ss is' q u s.i s 70 s.oa
uBris Abrisis, Stevens. AvNsdo p days nsAos.s, a. .
0's si W iissf s1c
sugar and molasse' Walsh. Carver cAs.e .sp,.ss.ii
BIZ W cSRI. klSPes si9 q ss,i,; s hls.. o.
Provisions and wssr, 'spP.c her d spos. h, ~
Bej.mir FtsDklin. from Ms',nI. fot 81 Joks. Tss
Il days lad 70 DAYS With lee rail under w.,, ne 'st
sshr ions: sggh, FurHso Savannah, eeitos, ae. 10
sshr Charles Roberts, Letou wa.hus.ou eo,,o. &c IA
sehr Henry Horton; % Rscleo,t) Ga.. RIO H.cA. .,
Schr Smith, So it'll, ynsisi. corr 20 m....-
schr W Smith. wy,tt, vuAinstsa. s.y. store. a
schr M,ro,ee Horton, Wilmington naval .or.. 70 Ne.
sehf L9ui.a Der Sylvester, Rocslaua, lime.
sehr Locy White. rorrey Rcehlsnd lime.
scbr Senate. Elliott. Portland. mdse to master
schr ouiss -. Portland md.e 10 master
schr Elixs Frances bssuiore. New Haven ID yufnh
sehr. kosna, -, Portland. mdse to master
sctr Am sussn Myers Chsreson days cotton aud d<o
to Dollner Potter
sehr A p Up.h.r. Piptud virginia 81 ba. oysters
Schr. River Queen. Fowler Providence mdse master
sctr Cinderella, Kelly rraro, Mae hsn TO master
sloop Oregon, Rhodes Providence. mdse. to master
SAILED stesm.hlPs Baiti, ComstOel. for Liverpool.
Forids, woodhu savannah, Marion Foster, ChHiesten;
Rospoke. Skinner. Norfolk &c.
BELOw-0ue barb, brig John W. Armstrong, TO- New.
Haven't from Porto Rico
WIND-SuIrise, n L meridian, E.NE sunset, Me-
The bark Ann from New Orleans, that tent ashore The
Fa shove Robins Reef ot this morning without
tanning rous damage
Matanzss and has been ash Jopsss Beach got
CO the nsht Of the 4h inst and taken ~ tow this mornas,
at ociock by stesmtus Mercury Capt Richard Yste i
brought tothe City.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives The Retail Pdce Of me
principal articles OF Farm Produce in the City oil
Nex-Yo,k m Wedueedsy March -
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ahhs. ,es.y.tse .,edloc 90 bales Havs1s ~ use
10. Sec La eiqe . Porias III DE, and ~

o., hrm.-s-ner.lly held SIcS7i for Sd u aes OF ."
borst 50 g sx tbs
TaLLow-rbe mar..t e firm. with moderate sup'iyi
the Chi. is home shout % oo 10 9. e casa
Icludipf Butcher aso.is'ion. nzh tAt'eAs 81 S1aie
OOL- there :. fal' degree Of san-,oa "a our marvel
or Domestic flee Palsd ard prices with very maen
reduced .toct. sxceeinsy Heb arrivss end sonSy
inward Sell. 3 900 n Fleece st 2id5c Toy common ssg
SIC Tor medium and S4d Zee for fne; 80 eS Pulled 90
lie for No ssa 3Jc for super AID 5d5sc Tor extra saf'
elm qriet and hesr Of sales worth reporting Ihe
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-. Corn more plenty ard DC, 90 setve; The den.nt
O. 49,, vh SANE inquiry for yellow for he E>r
49,. ~ a if8 su,hs. siae.e for southern miIedi s'G
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LUMBER FROM EACH STATE.

Receipts OF Produce. .....MARcH 7.
By ne Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Flsnr.55 Ps Ashes ~, aS
Wh,ky Gil do Provisions O. bags 0as ~ 90 MneA. ,Is
MA. Butter 800 Lard 30 do Fruit I1'O sides Learner
30 bales Hsy 2 COO Hogs l04 Calves 800 Sheep.
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passenRers Sailed

Tn mel s. Mad Steamship Baltic. for Jitepoot-A o. D
Tsylor Mr. Louis B. BDse. James NOR, New YORK. W 4
Roseu salem; ID De ADgeis, Mr. Hsvllnd MI bouiet, T.
TsIsston Jr Mr. Andrese, Mr. Freich, Mr. Cheeks W H.
Bnod L. Auoibert G. MALLORY Mr and MIs Chss Liver
mole A Ulnan WIN Couie. Henry Mouton, Nj Ah@eii'
Aex Raw New York; Mr.. Woodward, PhilsdelPhis q H.
Agp,eu W P Howard A Phillips, Ohes, Mes YORK
C. RsLlwitz bearer of dispatches to Russia and Prusa
Lorenzo Drapsr Geo. Draper Paris; IL. Hornoy Livsr
pool; J. Mes mon King C. Abert., Vera Cruz ChHes
tuTer. Cbas Person and lady n. Van Alea child aud
servant New York; Mr. de Saint Marc and lady France Gen.
Thomas Samuel Msnhall. Werner, New York; j. K snd
H. W. Ogden Natch.x Richard rillmsns Havana O. Fer.
nspdez N Espuirs New Grenada Senior sudni ltaly
Paul BsreIs Mrs NJ. Ro1bureh c. w; John Appl.too,
Maine; Mr. Woodbridge. Windt, de Barry, Mr. Odd.
stein New York; Samson Jos. Sregler, Germany; j.
stepop, M.dford; w. II Lewis r: Lsmonto. w Letter
Montreal; L. ssarback, Germany Oh. q. Currie, Mrs NJ
Van Winkle NewYork; Mr and Mrs Cussons, Englsnd
Carl Behp, Washington Alex william London; Bgdn
Lor sfs low Mas Lonsfeow, Engsnd; I'd " Schmidt,
New York; Pullen Manchester; Stesrn, Syracuse;
Pettip sale u g. Benschner, Germsny West) Syrs
cuse; W Bremen New York, VIM Strauss Ireland; John
Ayres r. Stevens NewYork Marquis do Tsesrns, Italy
Total SIS. Species ,lS7 $50 oS.
Passengers Arrived
Pasengeys arrived brig Conra from Ci1dad BoiirdrJ
CLARK and LADY, Of kew.York.
MINIATURE ALMAsAc.......rHrs DAT.
SUH-Rbes.....6 "a Ses. 50 hoox-RNes..ll o.
HIGH wATER.......rHfs DAY.
Sandy Hook 05 Gov. Island. 10 IS He'll Gate. II 81
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POTATOES-T.e fair for all dsscdptir With
supply ssles CT MERGERS ADD Co - "a
IS rs Dbl pchsse included and Western Reds ana Pnk
eyes s2 dt2 IS Nova scotss eonmaade 81 - bus1e
RICE bss slightly improved with good fair business doing
Of o. asa IS IL, Is 10 qua ny.
sU0ARs-A descriptions firm particularly the better
qpses Which IN very large supply shstsDdns
the receipts the psst dave have been large saes 100
bhos New Orleans ri SIC 40 hhda Cubs auseovsdo, 1t
dtlc go boles Havana, 5. dSc.
SALT remains vighOu, material alteration and there
e,dy demand; ss,s Of go ssess Ground ESQ do A.h
tons 10 DO FACTORY hsd, AZ the snnexed quo.aions
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IFrom Our Correspondent.l

PHILADELPHIA, March T-Autred-s Mary Jehnsou,
Baldwin, Portsmouth, Val sehr Christopher Loeser, saevs
Saysprah. .
Enthusiastically Thos SPARKS. Morrison New Yort eyis
Gem Hammond Boston. Chester. Crosby. 81 John, b.
Philadelphia Sanders Bremeni bhx David Bro~n fosssr.
New Orleans; schs hsumood Gross, Oporto Portnsas
j. robas Hand Jamaica and MARKET Jasper Leans New
Rcd
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s6.9N S1


Samuel McGrsg market sold soout og hesa is,
veeh at an average Of 81 nsng from s. 80 They were
mostly OF . small or light class -, n -, .
He sbo sold 50 heed Of Beevesss to lie 0ne PAR to
Vaodcoek Tomptns Market weighed 90. at l2fe 70.
d Enl Of Madison County Ohio sod $50 head OF sheep
said 20 be the best average in market this season
Ch.nberlins, for IS IS heae IhsJ were nos large Out
very good. ,u, 1. r,A uo,.,oo,
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New.York Cattle Market.

REPORT Of BEEyRs MILK cows, VEAL CALVES,
SHEEP spd LAMBS and SWINE. received In New
YORK the several market places Of Live stock with
the earrent sci ing prices each week Prepared every
WEDNESDAY, the srest sale dsy at 5uLL's HEAD Forty
foortb.t expressly for TUE NETWORK rRIsUNe,
BY sOLON ROBISsON The numbers taken from the
bots carefully k,Pt By A. NJ Aero1 proprietor OF inc
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Pqi 70 Csteio tcHo>s'- "lo
Ray rbe market 10 EASIER the demand for shipping
oder.te es OF 500 bales a. e7 1eoc salt Hay dali
SIDE T. NON.
HAIR--ses have beer sde Of Buenos Ayres a. 2l; ana
RIO 0rsnde IS. 6 mos -.
HEMP-Bsn. Is quiet Zoe. 10 the asking pr'ee Amer
can inspmste. the supply smPe sales OF ~ eAe' oH
dressed a. 4l5 mos -, ~, -,
HOSEY-our market is better supplied with Cas,. and
prc.s with limited demand hpdly ss hr1i sales nhds
ties ard Il bols 10 nd, for export aud DC or
home u,e ~ which little lot wss taken w..
HOPS doll ADD heavy mArtet Tor E.s'ern ana "e"en'
sros III 1854 a. rs a &c. With Gales Of 80 bales .
iNDIGO-T The public sale Mondsy wentof without mlen
cs,es Manila ds5c chests Msdrs CSC. There only
a osO3erste demspd IL, l., -, 4,
TATH- Tn. supply moderate. ard there IL good de-
nsrd win ,ales OF Ne GO Eastern at 81 cash.
LINRTwo esrgoes of common RochAnd have arrived and
we're ssd 10 de,les 5 and small lot of Lump at el 20
q which IL s heavy
LUMBER-Rs.tern Spruce and Pine are in me,ser stock.
and the demand IL sood with at tl5dS7 which az
in provetDt last weeks quotations Shingles are IN
fsr demand al 50.
LEAD The mrsei s well supported with some exps de-
apo of lCo Spanish for China at o6. cash 10
Spa for consumption q, 90, time an1
interest. G.ena 10 ,teecy ct Sc u! es'h
LFATtER-A fair has existed for Hemlocs Sole,
,pd plies of MIDDLE weights .ud Upper 10 Roush well
,proed the supply her BETTER iaes OF pr ne op.r
ga 2S.c end Buenos Ayres and Rio 1Itnde MD
die 25c b,avy weights are In plentiful sock OAK OF
the better descriptions 10 rqiest bat the Common qualities
are conrsrs,y.y quiet but prees continue before fren
laEskiss 10 uoderae stock and firm 10 price. tngsh
sailed sousht after but az prices below the
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wHsLEBosE-Th.re 10 more isqlry and msrtet IL firm.
The .tcci REQ fo n composed mostly OF small and me-
dun .zs There little North West here las, Gales OF Polar
az Pd4Sc
WHIsKY-The market 10 irmer; tn. demand moderate;
s.es Of $50 bb Site for Ohio and &c for Prison; Drudge
10 dull ard nominal.
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NEw BtpFoRp OIL MaRKET for the week ending March
5-spefm-The quiet and we have no sales
Wb.-Tber. bss good business doios In Whale since
our prices have shy advanced ms Transactions
con,, of .,s Of s25 bbis CSC 275 do a. o 7O do
Han pbseb a. see 7 souih Sea tue msrtet elo-
irs Dim with sood inquiry and uPs.ro tendency 10 f.
haven we learn sale. ~ so bbs Whale 81 Sc la Fs
mouth, eco do do al Csc . .
Wbsletope ssle. Tor the week 0o rs Arctic a. &c
Is0O do Oeboik S7c II 100 do NGrnsest aud 400 do
South price r.nspred We understand tstt lo
of s Polar shipped New Yort specaaton Ia
F.hsy,n IS 90 De Oehotsh supposed a. $50 h.ys o.ea
cold shipping List
OIL CAKFTbe inquiry IL mooer,te ct SIS TO, Tho OBJ
lopg City. Country u scarce ard nominal a. SNQtiI On
Mssl /. 10 III request Of former prices
PROVlSlONS-ODly moderate arrivals Of Pork, and uH
fair oemsDd prices again better; ,ales OF 90
SIS Tor Ole Mes; us ia f5 % for New DO ti
for Prime; 80 for Western Prime Ness; sl6 d Tor
City do ,. quiet 81 t7 J. includ-d In tho .. e' are
bbls Western PINE Mes quotations Beef 10 qui
fr request ade and for .hio stores s-les
80 bbs S9d 3 for couotry Mess 81 $50 for vermont
Mes; sI5for rItra do 4sds7 81 for Country Pnm- and
OF 100 1000 ONO ~ so Cleveland S,an 3arcs =. D.
Chis.so 81 SIS Cut Meats fsir 'equer and very
fin; sale. Of SO and bbs 81 dse fDr shoulders
arc 81 se for Dressed hogs in good demand At
Ga 7e the inside pree Soft Eossh Bacon 10 q1e,,
At SIC oI Short and LONG Mdde- RIB 10 ste for Cle.r
Laro firm the and IN good eqoest 10 for
export fe7 bbls and Sd5ic for Gfes.e and %
stc Fair Prime. and ke.s 81 lttdrtc Butter Is N
good demand inc psntJ sale. Of Ohio a. l6d DC
State ard Ofar Cousty 3OdS5c Cheese ia
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Reeeipts last Week BY Ralrodd
-. Au1sop n 10
No ofREEvEs At AtnE.roxs to.dsy. 2.os7.

fh....
This 45l than the prevs week and - more than
III, weekly sversge last year which wH ) LoI 49, ~,
he 1,ss nunb.t each great msrketday was IN The
rpbr ,.t 40 The lumber to day 10 @ooI,
wb,,h 4. 10 bell Of the year la this market
Tn. ING the names OF owners OF tn9 primer
M. sroye Of Cattle 10 yards day and where they are
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Passengers Arrived
Passengey ayrirsd brig Conra from Clddd BoiirdyJ.
CLARK and LADY Of wYork.
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Nv e rave without cr-siioF sctgy-he msr
k.t eAs heavy Attoe spneId qaOauoos caro- VI 100
,,.fnrs .yed today which Increases the So 40,
relueirr Bueno. Ayres S. ooO Aneoaus 80 Attic
800 Gr.Ide 10 Mexican 90 Porto aoeo 10
10 - Domipso leo Jsmscs O.msraa Sc. and 60 So Ih-
T., kc md 81 sassDla We quote:
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OLs-The msrIet for Epssh Lin'eei quite .ei'ys and
we Loie 'urher The tendency sI upsa'd sales
OF 80 sson. at cash. 90 gallons sic so day.. 9TH
interest and s. 100 do in bons a. 75 cash Crude Whsle
hear of little doing he but holders manifest
much frnne sale. 65: here and SIC at the
Eastward mostly Tor manufacturing There 10 httle 10 lay
for exrort Re6ned firm with moderate stock Gales oi
Winter Blesch.d e 75d77c lime Cruie Sperm held
above the stock shout 40 Dos I;
sale A. 80 cs.h Manufactured 10 limited supply. and
prizes are firm for vi. unbleacbed and 10 ~
'or b,.ebed Lad OIL 10 in far supply but The Dc nsnd
rt6e.. " itb ses OF 75c cash, aud western
Vnf,r At tOds9c cs.h and time Red Is firm and "Hee,
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CuNrf tLOIE-AHe "1'A'' - ~' ~
GTJAsO-Tbe dsmsnd god for Peruvian for home eon
.unron Win f.r e1poIt bG.neis - The sILeIsd quota
tom. -, ,zos 49,
sa n ,......... 81 p 81 81 4 no.
II q y luus - Ali
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tpfer of
cts o. nSs or 10 tru. for them, shall and will any
t. az In hereafter, upon the reasonable fequo -
e piop1 u.s., tbsiI bel AZ assigns mahe do and execute
sss cause be made, cone and md ,ur,uces
- hs Ian for The better and efeeus vesi'nt sna ~
premise. hsrssy s sDsd o. Of he heir: o.
a. sssisps or their counsel, learned ID inc law '~
senabiy Devised, advised or required
To This Mr. Lord replies as annexed
r. u. nI;no,s Central Railroad Company 70
s,. Keeham John Moore and samuel o. LosS ~ sS
sd IS ISL 70 .eae sosS OF sh.t
ssre very clearly and with full legal 'umeeneS A'a
'ss H o.swsy and dspo % the southern
esnn,sss q sOe luino. and Mehsan Canal 70 Inc 0s
s,ssd All the Roadway stations and dep0ts Of the branch
osd from the ineI.eeon Of The line o. me ran rosa
~vd All the roadway stations and depot Of the o,anen
~ sben ,ermIus Of the Illinois and Michigan Csas and
Snpms Sy xsy OF Galens 70 point the Mississippi River,
,.e TO Dubuque In Iowa. With all the CONSTRUCTORS
ssersCn.
fe"h BY the express lsntusss of the mortfsse a. ne
emoumep ine advantages rights and franchise to tue
Of mos.s tnlsan, the ses the sb, to fix rates Of toll
and the tight OF the Road and the working Of IT. the risht:
the road bed conveyed and the stations and aeP0s by
q. and Of sir
sore after the execution OF the no'se become real esse
saiatey under the an neunssnce therein
mt they added TO the nd In which they dser from
AZ. r ollirs stoek ss hereafter mentioned
s,rh Two millions OF Of Land part Of that granted
10 Illinois BY act OF Cong e.. sno by The State to
the Railroad Corporation. And from th mode atd character
NJ these snds thus covered oy we mortgage
s.tep mon The in title Of the United States and
cure 10 the purpose and lien o. the Moiee OF 81
poble srsn bsress or other claims o. me
than the Nor ssse Bonds , g.. ..,.. r-n.....
l. ,iu among other hss to be thus moitsed Ihey eaa
net subjected either by the Irnssee VI ~
The Rslhosd Company to any pioI OF superior claims
Ssx in Of default IN paying the inter
Bonds secured BY the MORTGAGE 70 th
Ct whole interest on the amount OF bohds
time sctusy sned the Trustees have the right TO
take possession of s the above mentioned items inelnd
tolls Income &c And In addition the hight then seerues 10
tahe, srder the mortgage, the engines tenders esn ma
chey tools and materials then tppert.nins 10 the rosd and
he s6 branches Aud should the Trustees hesitate OF reass
70 when the occasion calling for Their setoa the
bosshoden themselves BY appropriate eeedns' In
Court enforce the securitea
The Trustees cell the mortsseed property reason
able nce and apply the proceeds the principal and
Interest Of the Constr uefion Bonda
The mortgage being duly recorded lien superior 70 Any aer
judgments subsequent membranes OF
fbe Con pany In the valid mortgages
The Mortssee drawn with and fairness the
ersSforv who acquire the Bonds s
ME- pasnbissea, md N The fullest manner oSmPrshsas's
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SLAVERY MEN AT HoxE.-It is wonderful To
note the difference which locality makes in
mems sentiments. When free soiler is at
Boston, he breathes nothing short of war
against every slaveowner; when Southron
gets pretty far down South, he talks of slavery
as though 1t were going to overshadow the
world, and every abolitionist would ultimately
come to the gallows; and yet when these two
men meet together at Washington, they find
means of agreeing very pleasantly, and ma
page to work side by side without any trouble
from their opposite opinions on slavery. Here
is the Hon. Howell Cobb, for instance, a Geor.
ga man, who writes long letter dated
Athens, Ga, intended for perusa In The South
on The subject Of politics generally. Well, Mr..
Ccfb has been 70 Washington, and travelled io
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promenadsed Broadway with more IRE eating
air thin ever. Commodore McCauley went
down. to Havana, the other commcdores, cap
tai,As, heutenants and so forth, amused them.
selves by catching green turtles asleep on Key
West. Commodore McCsuley assailed a strong
ly fortified dinner planned by the Captain &C.
neral Peace was restored. General Quitman
has resigned command of the filibusters. The
Spanish flag yet floats over the Moro. The
war with Cuba is over The administration
tainted again.
Pacific coast and elsewhere, we come to the
greatest war of all, the blockade of Colonel
Kinney's army and navy at the loot of Eighth
street, East River. 1t was terrible affair. A
steamer, two stewardesses and small boy, cut
off from escape by water during five or six
days, and blockaded with the entire naval
force of the United States at this point. It
was sublime moral spectacle feet, those
stewardesses, and that small boy. But Kinney
escaped, and has sailed, like another Alexander,
in the schooner Emma, signing for more worlds
to conquer. The blockade is raised. Eighth
street is quiet. Order reigns in avenue G.
And the administration has tainted for the
third time.
Thus it will be seen that the administration
has justly adopted the principle of the woman
that crossed the bridge shutting her eyes
rushing through the peril, and fainting in fear
and establishment at what she had done. Now,
our advice to the President is, if she can be
found, to send her to catch Kinney. She would
be most efficient agent in the wars of the pre-
cent administr alton.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHLADnPHIA, June IA, 1856.
xorf. csns sS oos Rssg % s
Railroad, "A; Pennsylvania state SIS, IS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
AT our cattle market to day 676 head OF beef cattle
were offered rs OF which driven East ward and $40
sold At prices ranging from &c. 1ohc net, the cattle
generally bepg OF good quality. Hogs were brisk at
~ 6oa$S %.
NEW ORLEANS June II, 1856.
ing papers, and caused advance In prices Of cotton
middliDg being now quoted at lie. Ne The davis
a sc esSts to Liverpool are r% anS
tending upward Bremen ship has been chartered at
Cotton firm. Sales Of 1900 bales middiing at1oXc.a
Ike. Flour, 50 co. yellow corr, ssc, so.;
Flour is very dull at q decline. State and common
brands 50 Is 50 621s. Corn-westsrn mixed in lots,
c Ss s 81 s
49, saes light Receipts b. canal $3.50 bbls -four;
300 do pork; oos bushels corn 1872 bushels oats
BUFFALO, June l-12aoP.
Flour continues quiet and favors buyers Sales 400
bbs. At 50 50 for good ILLINOIS, 80 s7 FOR fancy Mchi
gsn $40 20 for extra Canadian. Wheat dull offered az
has further declined Sales is oo5 bushels At sS ata
In moderate request and lover Sales bushels ut
Sac Canal freghts 1ahc for corn to New York.
BUFFALO, June 14-6k Pm
F,ur in moderate request with downward tsndencies
sales coo bbs at SO 31s so so for good Wisconsin
ilDS 81 and Indiana s71 for fancy Michigan and
Lake spring offered st 81 49, and refused Corn In fair
demand, and market easier Sales 5000 bushels at
!; 52c &c., with most boyers refusiog to give even
here figures Whiskey active, the market favor
g purchasers. Sales l7e bbl, At $40. aac. Cana,
ouis ending noon today ,2eo bbls -four; 1926
pa els wheat 81 205 bushels corn 718 bushels oats
store here-36,of0 bushels wheat 600 900 bushels
en-, 100000 bpshsls cA.s.
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The FRENCH INDUSTRIAL ExHIBIrroy.-Fr
what we can CLEAN from the French and Eng
ish journals, the Paris Exhibition seems likely
to prove as great an abortion as that of New
York. Al hough the architectural details and
interior decorations of the buildipg are as per-
feet as the acknowledged taste of the French in
these respects can make them, the real objects
OF its erection seem to have been very inper-
fectly carried out. There is lamentable in
completeness observable in almost all the de-
partments-but more especially in that Of the
United States. It would seem from the indiffer.
epce manifested by our manufacturers towards
these exhibitions, that they are satisfied with
the field for their exertions which they find in
their own country, without seeking to extend IL
abroad Even the French themselves do not
seem to have entered into the scheme with tina.
enterprise and ardor which they employ ed in the
London and New York exhibitions. The de-
mands which the war is making upon their
sinking resources have probably taken from
them, for the present. all inclination to indulge
In these industrial contests which are too costly
to bear frequent repetition. They may serve
to give popularity to their promoters, but the
manufacturers say they don't pay.
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L0CeK xE0m m6xKcOs
CAPTURE OF MoNTERRY-THE REVOLUTION IN FULL
SUCCESS.
NEW ORLEANS, June IA, 1855.
We have advces from the Brazos to the 10th Instant
On the 27th ult Monterey was attacked and taken by
the rsvolutionists.
General Oardena with sixty seven other officers were
taken prisoners. Twenty-sx cannon with other muni-
tions Of war fell into the hands Of the opponents Of
the government.
All business ON the frontier is suspended
reported that Caravaal and Capstrsn had crossed
the Rio Grande, and encountered the government
troops
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRApRs.

Election OF James Bell and John p. Hale to
the United States Senate.
CONCORD N. A., June IA, 1855.
The Senate today proceeded to the election of United
States Senators, with the following result-For the
long term-James Bell, IL; Harry Hubbard, l. For the
short term-John p Hale, 10; John s. welles, l. L. N.
Pattie /.