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BY TELEG A p II.

Important Ncrs from Earope.Arr,rof Of the Atlantic
NEW Yonx, June ls.--The Collins steamship Atlantic,
with Liverpool dates the I'd Of june arrived hapast
eight o'clock this morning The is highly important
Capture Krarscn--sascursAav ENGAGEMENTS BEFORE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The news from Crmea is the important OF any
since the the Alma comprising three distinct
Of the allies.
First The French in succession Of sanguinary conflicts
lasting whole of the nights the 22d and 3d. took and
tanned an important position of defence place a~e) be-
fore sebastopo when not less than 900 killed and
wounded mostly by the bayones. Secondly The allies made
rnpd seized and retained the Russian lines
, Tchernaya without much osthe Russians retreating
to the hills Thirdly The allied expedition has obtain
ed possession Of Kersch where they command the
Of Axof which now fourteen allied steamers Tho
Russians the approach Of the allies blew mp the forts and
burned four steamers thirty Transports and half million
sacks Of breadstufs.
By the arrival had brief announcement that the
French driven the Russians from strong position Of de-
fence before sebastopo This place defended By nearly
the whole garrison The loss Of killed and wounded
both sides il set down 5000 Pesser that the ius
sian loss enormous while that OF his troops con
cradle though much less The French retained the po
sition.
ruarHra pAaTHcuLAas.
Gortschakos Of the engagement before sebasto
pol runs thus;
Yesterday evening seventeen bsttsons Of the enemy
with reserves attacked the trench counter approach
combat lasted during the whole night Our bstsalons los
nearly 1850 IN driving back the enemy"
Pelissier tclegraphs;
MAY asp. mTo-dsy have occupied the lines Of th'
rchernaya The enemy not being IN force, offered but h
We have definitely established ourselves in The work.
carried on the 22a and 2sd An misce agreed upo
bury the dead which enabled as % estimate mo snsny
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in the month OF June This matter Of Importance, and
should be attended ths ~essbers sufficiently
should carefully handed The washing should be done in
thorough II eneetasiy wet BY soaking rain Il
wise the sheep should be wet BY pungng tbe into the
~asr and after standing in the sunshine hour they
y bottom spout conveying good o. water, with
feet fa should be brought to bear upon all
ali parts Of The body Previous " shearng they
from i've 0 eight days in a clean pasture
and ,hs, Which she WRITER has Until the two
The rroyrsy Of washing the fleece upon the back
Of opinion among wool The practice has for
support the weight q ancient but a, The same
that sheep often suffer lees injury and sometimes
DEATH FROM incident 10 the washing process
win state the years have shorn portion
Of my flock in the months Of April and May which would
early shearna may hr,, the sheep i relieved
from heavy burden OF wool and viii suffer ess from cold
the first Of May provided they sheltered 10 rough
weather hea, by wearing the fleece until the mid
die Of June second, they will be better prepared for the
breeding purposes will be better enabled 70 Judge Of the
style and quality OF the wool fourth, The i-rm work -
urgent this period and attention be to
marking, numbering and weighing both sheep and wool
Sheep horn thus early will require apartments for
days. and without such conyeniences II will be
delay shesring until the usual time During the
considerable attention 10 due to the Hook Changing
twice month contributes to the health and
sheep Tsrring their should by
be neglected this Is preventive against the ny which
time shearing, and often after in four weeks
during the season-"
DEPARTMENT.
Board Of Nasoi board is still in session
at Annapolis Maryland. The following midshpmen have
passed satisfactory examination before the board and now
take rank as passed midshipmen
OF the Of Isis. S. Skerrett +. I. Spedden, f. X.
owen w. T. Giassell, J. r. Stllwe De g. Livingston
fine eiass Of 1s4e-B. p. Loyal C. II. Cashnan o. F.
Stantou w. ri. Cheever II. A. Adams d. b. Taylor, w
II. Ward j. w. Huntington H. N. Garland jesse Taylor,
jr @. Maxwell Henry Erhen, y. II. shepperd, T. y. Pc
lot Z. p. McCrea.
Nara Apprenticeship following enlistmens of naval APP
prentces have taken place under the regulations recently
tablished by the Secretary Of the Navy
Boston ~
New York ~
Philadelphia %
Baltimore ~
Norfolk
Total I27
United States MeaaJrigats San Jacino.-The United
States steam gase San Jaointo, Commodore McCauey
rived at New York on Tuesday afternoon last.
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PafeHts Gruaed.-There orty-hFe patents issued
from the Patent Office the week ending June h. 1855
igrioatpraf Branch ~ tie Patent Qafce.Sspmer Ban-
agerat n IabExtact from the agricultural reportnow
in press
Provided the flock received proper during the
winter need be entertained OF any considerable loss
BY death In the change from hay u The change
however. should be gradual As the ground gets
bare and the begins to the lock should
be allowed portion Of The day and the bal
should h. supplied in the form Of good
hay. sudden change from hay 10 vigorous growth 81
green pasture would produce serious injury 70 the whole
aoek should ali be avoided Previous
them finally pasture, the fences should be IN good
order supply of rock common sa should be
sany kept nnitabla place convenient ~ II
the already yeaned their smns, they should
brought the fold night and receive such additional
Iced as their circumstances demand
washing and hearing in Vermont Is usually
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ATTORNEY. GENERALS OFFICE.


appointment c coa.alsl. II belongs exclusively the
President the United States by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate appoint consular officers to such
places a he and they deem to be
Consas officers created by the constitution and the
law of nations, not by acts OF Congress.
g. Congress may by law the appointment inferior
officers the President aone the Secretary
State
4. When the of the last Congress remodeing the
consular system SAYS that next
the shalt appoint consus certain places
that he aaay appoint them he t with such reference
the advice and of the Senate the constitution
prescrbes
s. The act does not require him to appoint new consu
reappont the present ncumben the places mentioned
nor to remove existing places named
the act omit appoint at other places
named in it,
g. All the provisions of the regarding the duties Of
consular officers take effect on the LIST of July.
I. The and the mode Of compensation provided by
the effect in regard all consuls the places
named and lawfully in office the day fixed whatsoever
| they have been shall be appointed.
s. Nothing in the orbds the continued appointment Of
agents. with approval of the Secre-
tary Of State.
o. The several consus for whom the provides annual
salaries collect and pay all fees for consular service
to the government.
TO- The penalty OF removal from Office which the act
afxes to the performance duties by consus is
imperative removal from Office be enacted
statute penalty it being matter for the constitutional
discretion of the President.
Consuis duly accounting for fees collected for
service subject indictment for the statute crime
embezzement the of the act of 1885, which reg
the collection saekeepng and disbursement of pub
lie moneys.
H. Consuls commercial agents. -consuls consular
agents for whom salaries provided by the
titled continue receive fees for consular service
49, The does repeal any fees except those which it
expressly mentions and all others they stand
BY act of Congress regulations Of the department.
The provisions of the act against the appointment Of
any citizen United States actually residing therein,
or the public service the tme Ia directory only
not mandatory the President
49, In taking charge of the estates of ctizcns of the United
States dying abroad the power of conuls is limited coli
Letting abroad, dcharging them Of local abi-
ties reducing them money and transmitting this the
treasury subject the ORDER both before and afterwards
the lawful executor administrator
L. The the distribution Of the personal effects
any OF the United States either home
abroad the law Of the particular State OF his domc and
cannot be changed by act of Congress.
Consus general the proper TO hold consular
poets capitals the great ransmarine dependencies
European powers and constitute the medium of commun
cation the local governor captain general and
appointed at the President, with
the Senate.
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United states Court OF Claims

Real Esa Boaaty Land, and Geasra1 A9sacy HasAas
City.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, ans IA ES O.
~ WALKER, of reading eBafs iswse af
Repre- asociaed themselves geihes M The
government, either snse che
recently cau Congress- sevna
ntivr departments.
before The Coort q alns aad Others ns"'yns -
be r. we'll
Knows here md in me Soah expneaces lawyer
They give persoasl prompt erten ~ hasissHs
,nen particularly bnanty web
renting. leasing Getting, and purchasing estate
tege Ia
Territories and snr correspondents ~
Charles r. Sherman.
Aprii 29-eohudAcp
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VALUABLE PROPERTY on rLNNsYLyANlA AVENUE
a. public sale on Tae~dsy sssHcon lanf ~ Nesock
q sJHnFf "A Ma
ft~f fenrsysvsnie
sa iaF aeAe. ilet,
J,t0s tvs, Their Ia
fos raps fs-ane
rhs cAvs =
meat - 'hs eae@~ns- esamsaa scgs rft asa e IA ~
ransy n v ne
~ The rvssaae 10 ss tsivs srd ehlsen
nosths, IN ialssrs sarra 81
lA2s ~ MtErlN
June sd Anctls a-ts.
Co~Ths above sale 10 postponed aasst "Wednesday
sfssn0on, June ~, same hsef asa
gAa. d MegUtRE
June lt-*dAA AseiaAtef.
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~ JAMES {. mesauinss, A.es,enser.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Monday an.rnson, dune 2tsh,
pre- fsoa james A.
W,so Msy 1884, ansy recorded, sob
viii s~i euhc lot ~ Eouee
b.ed Twelve, t2@ numbered ieu handr,d ard
nlae
bounded oaws Begnafg hs
point line ~ mid bot distance
with The so u sevepth -eny ol eet
hnndred linz o. tot
800 esis hanee
hnnded place o btgiauing cu
ground
consisting ~ tnree-siory brek dwelling hnnse.
Ore-thifd residue tWeiyH, AMI esh
months secured By deed NE
All convsyancinx AZ the Of purchaser,
five days after sneh
rshf resell tb. nnd expense
Of such defAnttns purchaser.
MICH cALLAN, Trustee,
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
May 27-eodAdr secsioueer
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UrO8tO0NaPH< sfssaxes VT. Loraoa. lfs5
IL Phillips Westds bs,sad shs t4fts Eoafea,
Aiesasifta rtheoAss
Philosophy II UA,vssssi Mssoyg " cbsvslsr Fup
vois- LeNfor, isna.
osbarns aeaumeaa., h~er # Esyp, Leason, 1850
Hsfa~iek,s 81 ling Fscrsse for ltSa.
sntlfng's worth asse ~ Professor Anderson.
Dan de Foe nd ! fersiaf. Vns
Hesasahe sna Arfaf the Greeks rom
| vpf- fsss.
Neder1
vol
Ta~ csr,sstt@s iscaiss febn T9hts , ~ ieba
Win Enssh boassY Imported ~ sst s,ranFf ~
jane FkASCk IAFLDA
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incrssse x 3l5l, 900
The payment Of the nstament of 81, eooo 900 the
aan did not eem to affect the market the other hand
eoaso rose value The stock market ia London in face
lie war presents curious features When the broke
ant last year rumored that against Russia
had taken place since the creation OF present debts
and the probable effect Of upon those debts was freely
canyassed Many English writers urged that IL Russia
sent over funds pay her creditors il should be seized
as nemys funds and the stock fell the fighting has
going time and Russian stocks rise In Febru
ary 1850 the Mesrs. Barring took Russian loan for s5
500 600 AZ percent stock at 49, and speedily to 9s
About the time the State Of Virginia contracted
small 6-per-cent stock for the building railroad.
Last year Turkey procured small loan for purposes
per All these stocks quoted at the latest dates
In London follows
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(nANcERy sAIEay virtue ~ d,efse # ~ ertp eour q
Dis al Wnstiretsa sais
A. ~ sdsla
~ ~aI oatt og rale fshc
lion, frdsy PREMISES Ahws
O'Clock, is .asshs Ne Hfs, sFa u WASH
ff} and rhgifeus tial ~
sqa~se No. hundred is The los VIII BE sub
aavs1~d q Pare th~ws improved.
Tasm ~ psia
rsssAwe fssr aad
eighteen bends bssFNg
sssssr aad rsht reserved ssseH failure nce
wesAs be
pusehas~s sare comply
Of sale within geek thereafter
Ttesfee.
las e. MCGUIRE,
Mxy0g
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By The next arrival the rate viii be probably ss per cent
having become 30 abundant that interest refused
On Sepstes BY many houses The bank asks now IA per
cent ess than did the corresponding period last year
cannot lend much The amount Of bank
notes on hand which represents the actual money when tue
bank has TO lend as follows
1854. 1860.
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following:
= American spectators said be travelling Upper
aaa bargaining for crops in the ground hogs sheep,
NhCA cows young bulls, horses, and indeed anything
AAole our farmers may have
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Clerical ChanyesT. Marshal Ernbrey, Of Virginia, has
been appointed class cerkshp the Sixth Auditor
Office in the place Of Z. W. Farley, removed. Salary
81, 200 per
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XII, Loans sresie cirarinss Deposss
a...... 9ao9Gg7 I50a5.i55 1905 1911 $4,000, sls

decrease 53,Gfl 4
The export Of specie during the past week direct from this
port was $685. but enough went to Boston to swell the
ures to 81 600 o00 The California steamers the other
hand brought the manfests million, and the de-
tes at the assay office and elsewhere indicate that
much more in the hands OF the passengers The
h therefore, presents itself OF larger receipts with decline
the bank accompanied by decline in the specie
The transaction took place il appears, in the American FIX
change Bank, which increased its discounts $470 000 and
diminished its specie 100000 The production Of gold in
California confines large and satisfactory, and s shipment
does not appear to be ess than last year. although the de-
angemens in the channels o remittance larger
TO come In the hands Of passengers than formerly.
The exchange market dull, with larger supply Of
mercia bills, which, with bills ladng attached, sell at
va Banks ITO lI0E francs SIS 5l2l4 The steamer
Tomorrow will take about 81 500 600, which about the
sum taken BY the corresponding steamer last year. The i'm
port goods at this port for the last week have exceeded
ose Of the same week last year. have also the exports
Inc Imports and exports at this port since January LIST have
been follows
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CCRNS1HED HOUsE os Rooms Fpa HEsr. ON
n"rhwe-s Of ah ana ~sts, s.r'ns iecs
10 JOHN j. loSCE.
Jane lo--eoa
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LOCAL NE w s.


To THE CnnIsrIAs THE hrrHvoLrsr.--In the month
October last and in that part Of the city known the
Northern Liberties there founded under the auspices q
the Young Mems Christian Association, Mission Sabbath
School. small ROOM the corner Of and 9th streets
which kindly furnished for this purpose
by the third Sunday crowded to make extensive
accommodations necessary and in consequence building
upon street. 5h generously placed at the service
creased both in numbers and usefulness until further
change and ocation s not only but
There are regularly engaged in its
teachersnins male and eight fsmalsfrem the baptist
nations The number Of children the roll il I57 Of which
regaar attendants and Of the remainder, from 20
present each Sunday This attendance, together
with that Of teachers and Of those who visit the school to
character always fills and often most uncomfor
ably crowds and there is literally for
further expansion attention discipline and
der which, particularly in such school, is all important
is already 80 greatly indebted has rendered the teachers
the neghborhood, il sufficient be
obtained upon plain but substantial school
And should this effort be successful arrangements may be
the bnug shall be occupied during the week
public school, giving additional advantages the pupils Of
the mission and furnishing, the rent paid for its
permanent income for its support
The placed before the publicnot only Of this
city, before any who feel interest in the moral charac
Of the national metropolis in whatever part Of the land
which Las been accomplished, and with which it is still
raught cordially invited to to the school Sun
teachers having done what they could in the name Of
who hath said the silver and the gold are mine confidently
ha sphere Of their abors The white
are in the field who win build barns and granares9 The
sum Of $3.50 needed and any portions of which
either of the undersigned will be gratefully acknowl
edged. WM. CHAUNCf LANdDON,
Superintendent
VIM. J. RHEES, Treasurer.
FmE.The frame dwelling house Of Lieutenant Hunter,
on G. Fifth street. destroyed by FIRE Tuesday
night Supposed be the work OF incendiay The
two adjoining brick houses owned by Mr. w. g. Dsae, were
considerably injured.
LAND wARnANTs-We quote leo, l20, and 6o-acre war;
lilo cents and 40aere warrants at III
cents per acre.
SAFE or A srKA The we'll known ferry steamboat
Union sold by Mr. McGuire at public auction, on
Tuesday last for the Of $40 900.
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WANTED Nv SEWsrscE0@-~s sessismsn Of ssleuy
W wanted active partner
IN . ~ VI
usssas %
editor sf The uwioa, Washington, D. G.
Juue Io--dN
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,aoM oUR ooAMERoIAL CORRESPONDENT.


Nxw Yosx, June H. 1855.
The late advice from Europe Of greater in the
money market with prospect OF stil further reduction In
~ rate Of interest the English bank is
eumulaes rapidly, although IL offers them per
haper than the beginning Of the Year,. In August,
Ass the Of interest began rise and continued TO ad
.nee until May, 1854 when 4per cent at the bank
August last reduced 10 per cent, and since then
has declined rapidly The amount Of specie held By banks
The three leading banks was follows reduced % dol
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Specie % The Banks al three poirts.

The extraordinary activity Of business in 1854 absorbed
az COO o00 besides receipts from California and
.trsa making fully sl0c 600 900 for the year The stag
nation which has succeeded has caused portion Of the cur
~ ips o. the present year to remain hand and the
s az 1853 are nearly recovered The New Workers have
M however ceased enhance their in face Of the
aay outset TO England which continues. The business at
me Bank Of England directly the Of last yearhe
.ts now falling instead Of rising. The amount OF specie
M by The bank and the alterations which took place In the
rate Il Interest follows
Soee,. aud Iaerss Of he Bank Of Eaglaad.
ts.A ISb5
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iN ELaRA NAIL RoBBxRy.A Mrs Dianthe Phelps has
~ arrested near Harrisburg Pa, charged with being
mplioe in the robbery OF United States msi-bsgs
a@'rs n. X in November Last
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~ we clements Of maintenance Of high prices exist
sepfse fact that they 50 high now.
wheat upper lake red is dull at 81 Is Rye, al 80 Oats
cents Corn Is irmsalcs white southern, 81 II 81 20
yellow d. 81 Os Cor delivery in July, 81. Pork high
sf-Aes Old ness sl7 $iI 06; do, slI 81. Beef,
country mess $40 Goa sl2 so Lard io Rice, So.
ssN cents.
me 'toes Market which active last week. is less
y Without material The OF OF the rail-
~ show less receipts through exhaustion Of stocks this
an and the bear uCc this fact produce de
pe"on. There H. however, little speculation afoot
Yours, PRENTICE.
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60Ti59

Decrease I,997,752 23;432 oT3
good ieasre in the market Is the decline in bread
vans which have been forced up points that would almost
Now Of imports from Liverpool Prices have however,
now aien. Western Canal sells at 80 81 50 rs mixed
s@'ern, ~ 50 80 75 Canada, $40 Is slI southern
maF, sll Is sli q. Rye four, 81 SO 50 2a. Corn
neal 81 S. 1884, Cotton has been active considera-
We advances but the reported rise southern rivers
Frg been confirmed, there is less doing. The foreign
~ gave great shrmncss The rise in prices this port
nhee May has been as follows:
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The Turkish loan per being at 49, equivalent
for the Russian per cent. would be &c. Hence the
mys stock worth in London Il per cent than that of
the dear ally The capitalists Of London value the Russian
stock much higher than those of either Pennsy Vr
gna whose faith untarnished whose prosperity is
checked and whose ability to pay IL undoubted The high
FOR Russian stock extent be taken evil
Of confidence in peace. Consos and also
higher although English loan Of 500 0o0, 900 will be
made this year. and French loan for $ll0 600 already
announced The latter win probably, however, be drawn,
before from that will rather contribute
the money make. than to rraighten it, since
Drawn bm those reservoirs whence the large operations OF
trade usually supplied and which would be cramped
the which it depends diverted to other uses but
rom those Industrious and saving persons whose funds
privately boarded until drawn nut in subscription to her pop
M loans It is evident however that such expcndi-
go for any length Of time without being
Terey felt in the end.
The influences which induce the increase of money and
M IN its value abroad at work here producing similar
results, and the banks have larger at their disposal
than demand for its Absorption and the best paper goes
@ rates The abundance Of money gradually producing
demand from out Of the city, and disposition to meet
The city banks edcogntng for their country
ondents with Freedom and the crops require
the demand from that quarter may be expected to
The bank for the week show results fol-
lows
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xrrM xOrryuS OF X ESsfs SesaD'esr W"fR So
a.. n.a r,c s,,yt of Charles I've spsses Fxs
Th. sss Bride, Msfias., hs Avensaf py n& Eh"a ~
~ sc.,hwSfh Paper, - seund. ~ 2A
ne ~ s 49, - a. sn,s Is TAYlra NAERFs
Law r"o"S''''f
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WALTER o. pAvrpsr cmrsToPnER IsaLs.
DAvsDGE AND ryGLE,
ac,nu formed co-parnershp, Practise law in this District
the adjoining States
Nav l5--so