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,ur New Brunswick Correspondence
bT. JOHNS, n. b, Nay II, IslJ-
Shipbuilding and General Trade Fseiing To,card

Jthrbt ~ Dr. MY LIZ lhub
Shipbuiiding and General Trade Esei,ng To,oa,ds
the United StatesA Natural Curiosify--Fius
Of 81. John--7he Suspension Bridge-L,ch Lo.
mond Lakes.
The city Of ST. Johns, shut in a. IL IL from the
great thorcughfares Of travel, ia not 81 well known
to your citizens ~ many places presenting far less
attractive features either to the business man or the
man Of pleasure.
The facilities for ship building arc almost unsn,-
pssseda supply Of the finest qualities OF timber be-
ing always ut ready command. The skill and
experience displsyed by the worknen, with the
very thorough fastening (thro1gh aad througn),
has Justly elevated tho character Of ths St. johns
ships 70 very high standard. feature exists
tere, well worthy Of imitation with you, 10 the ex.
is'eDce Of an agency OF "Lloyds,n whose du.y is
to inspect the progress Of zach ship on the stocks
and indicate peculiar fastenings, and upon who 70
6nal certificate depends the rate of the ship when
completed. There are NJ present number of fine
irsmes up here and In various stsges OF progress.
The mercantile community here CON plain OF a
great degree OF stagnation In business, which Is
generally asonbed TO the European difficulties. A
great degree Of interest Ia felt here in the move
merts Of the allies and the people, a. subiects OF
Victoria, are naturally very sanguIne OF ul.ima.e
success. In this an good subject OF the Qaeen;
Jet, were / q citizen Of New Bruins wick, shoaId
ask TO discover the tie which bound me 10 her,
thinking, as do, that the Province, A. ons Of the
stars Of the American coniederscy, would have her
railroads completed, her resources cevoIoped, and
soon become far more populous, prosperous and At.
frsctlse than under the existing regime. In this
hope there Il DO tr.a-cn, a. nave al the thorough
Lryd Rng'shusns pride 10 bis government (beng
ore BY descs Ut; YET Ike TO i've under and near.
rot far, fr N toe power which rules over me.
The shl IN ent Of deals forms the important item
10 the % unevce Of St Johns. ADD nytwitbstaad-
ing the hard times scverA d "a salp, have lately
loaded, a<d more are Eos lo&siog foe Europesn
IsrtA The rirsr 81. johns (callsd toe HI ison OF
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AsxsxTyD c~sssy ersstfsc "A girl, asns.d
VAR Jane Hsr-, vbo vss rsesa,iy smpsys1 n TO
family 81 Mr. stAnxburn, u the ety a Hafsos. ~ -
a. . 6onetic ". Ayr.s:ss in Hob~sss Tss.cAy, %
eharge Of s.sAisss !. Ia siss.i thst after bsssx
ehsst iron bls service she Visited tie hos
sissrsnt oe<.sons, IN The sight-sna~rsd bys via
CO.. and bslfsd herself " year NC sppsrei ssf other
sricbs. When arrested chs vss fousf In uss HrssG
neds srA sporting ssis eres~ AT o,ser s,tc-s
bsiorRlss W Mr.. sp~nrssrss vartrpb-. Hhs Goa
fsss~d her srfns sri Jsstt- Cssss egsui,,ef sw y,
nrnss a. for xiA
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Our Avon Springs Correspondence.

AVUN CrHIEUb, ". T. Juu6 10, I5OOs
Quick Ii1s from NeW York -Hlage Of dom
The Springs, &C., &c.
BY the Erie road, through the most enchanting
scenery in the world, over q broad gauge nearly
400 miles from New York, In fourteen hours, We
loitered at this beautiful village In the heart Of
the Empire State Avon rcposes- truly tho fountain
Of health, every invalid can testify. The whoa.
fields and oak openings, the rolling country, unsur
passed in fertility, the romantic region around,
render Avon Springs charming resort. Toe wa
trs are superior TO the ceebr ated German springs
as the following analysis proves. The baths are de-
icious, and hotel accommo jatIons all to ba desired.
Beef ID IA cents per pound; the very best butter 16
cents; potatoes 81 per bnshel. The society at the
hotel * cable and intelligent -
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New Brit ~swiok, from the beauty Of its scsasvy)
bsass 70 The city iumense rants OF logs which tbs
ns|s oss ms srocsd 5000 convert iaso i,rs .sr
source y very large, yes the undev sopsd rosSurcs
ere 90 great that CAPITA aud enter prize woqd here
meee IN ample market, and . most profitable reaa
Near St Johns exits psrsd * in nature. Wi d
L. certainly graas Gu iosty aud vel worthy .
visit nom che sight s-etng traveller. II IL ks,S1
"a the "Fsl6 Of b. JONAS River" and What viii
appear strange s the fact that twice in twenty soas
houSs The water falls cards the south or gu let Of
the river, AMI twtcs Ia vnty-f,ur hours the wasw
fas towards the NORTH or no the river q
alternate periods the 40 oarancs OF ten knot cur.
rent and about an eteht foot FAM drss up aud shsu
dawn the river. This cfec. h produced by tho ex
traordinAry high tides OF tbs Bay Of Fundy, TIA "a
ter rising hero from twenty five to thirty fess Toe
river b. Johns, above the falls, is wide. and p,un
Gown an immense amount Of wsssr. At the Fsls.
tracted from perhaps milo 10 wittato less shaa
dve hundred feet. and through this gorge. cleft
through solid rocks iisipg . hundred feet on
either side, the entire mass Of ws.s'
10 .hs hey is 90 much lower shsu ia the riv. TIA,
fall. with {epnu rapids. 10 pres sntsd, while at high
tide, and during low stages Of the river, the sasee
In the bay IL 30 much higher tran tbs water In tae
river, that corresponding fall and rapids IL sen
height Of the tide, and the wness OF tbs char,
mel mot allowing the waters Of tho river and bay
to attain tho same level OK ept for about fsteea
mir utes st or near each half tide.
Over the nar0west point OF the river, and direct
" over the foamipg rapids IL beautiful sire sas.
pension bridge, ~ neat structure Of tbs kind as
ever cav, and q deserved monument to the founder,
- well - the hberaty OF those w,o stded its CON-
plstion. It il 81 present . very pArdoaab!e lion
With the citizens.
From ten to fifteen miles back Of 81. Johns, are
the Loeb Lomond Lakes, four a. beautiful sheets Of
no discredit to their great namS .15s. To tue
Kindness and courtesy Of the Sheriff l am indebted
for delightful visit to them. near ono Of which he
has q most charming location. being q point (msy
the lake, and commanding visw up aud do Va OF
very great beauty. Fish around In these waters,
and the summer tourist cannot do bsttsr than VISIT
then, sure - he IL OF m,st cordial reception from
the hos pitality Il the citizens.
There are many other objects Of interest near the
city. but must omit Q notice Of them a. this
time /. III. u.
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a trey hs Zee ss.@s = F.s4s = \. - Z
1ssssev o., h~sv~~a AZ Fsssfm&~s, - $685. Arr~~
W -. tfqsts 70 10 hss slxs%s t4~y ,k~Sx- 49,
sFss - n~s~~~s " tls~~w t~wwmH fAs n~Ga~M
tsffsi~sr ~ ssh~ hs fsNfts ss< stA gfsTass tAs4
tbs nstnssN bsns<F sst 80 - sn~t.~f 1s1s assr
go I've 800 fvss ~ gtk2f tsssss< A&m 49, stas2
tsss " sfthsr sS~ssff shs.l . aNefrs 80 40 sac
fr~ Mf4ty f~~ws rfes~1 ksF.sf 80 1870 - Tee
Ayrs~ W lass " ths kss.e t~@~A~wxtss~ -
v.s $50 sh.4 - - So 81 d go 4fAsr tsAms
nss 49, - ~S-ss - 49, s@2x sr~~ s<A~~
n&sN.as
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And Al his goo1s connseet.
In der this fesricsisn tho Christian cresds arr prp
t~ctsd within their legal sphsrc. bat restricted 10
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cultivated Christians, who gave up their old friend
to the stskei
Years rolled by, until, in 1875, Philip and c.
ncnchet reigced ever the Nan aosetts the Pokono
kets and tn0 WAmpau0agues. Philip was buuied
into war b, the Massachusetts men, and Cauonchet
joined him to &c the mur1er OF his father, a.
before Narrated. Inc tribes we're aroused. In the
summer OF 1915, they came down like whirlwind
the Pckoookets sounded ike death kneu to the
settlers In Massachusetts,. Thirteen towns were
burned, and six hundred men the best blood in the
colonyl we're killed, all TOR the treachery Of their
fathers 10 poor old man, and their cowardy con.
duct to one they conndered . fallen fos, but
who gave them terribly strong proof TO the contra
~. Pulp Was betrayed BY ms own friends, and
foot Of Mount Hope, and near wh.rs " Are en- en-
deavorisQ TO sednce the black Ash. After hearing
OF the treachery Of his confdant, his great s,ui
seemed bowed, and be exclaimed" Nov, my heart
Is broken ! am ready 10 die" Previously he had
serny refused to listen to overtures Of pesce como
from whatever quarter they might. His head Was
sent to Ply moutn, whore II was exposed on pole
for long time. His only son, the last of line OF
princes, was transported to Bermuda where he soon
died.
After this, quiet rcigt ed over the shores OF this
beautiful bay tor whole century. Bot In l778 the
slaDd was held By the Kings troops under General
given Major Generals commisioo, was On amped
opposite on the heights Of Tiverton. We saw the
RENAME q the reooubt- The French feet and troops
WoT0 ~ AscWpufty sha ~ spouccT ma De6u acuye
General Bro On would have been surrounded and
apnihila4d. But nothing was done.
Here also have been found rcmsns Of race an
terrier to the Indians, and Q recently discovered
Icelandc M8- makes II clear to me, at least, that
the strange place the Mortimer found was no other
than Nsrsaansett bay, and that they sailed around
into Mount Hope bay.
The .csnery Is full Of quiet beauty. prefer this
pant Of the island TO the Newport side. Looking
nom rverton heights towards the sea, the view Is
enchanting.
Stone Bridge il quite resort for people from the
Plantations and elsewhere. There Ia pretty fair
hotel, kept correct principles. All the people
about tho house seemed TO GO their utmost - make
us comfortable. Pretty 5000 there will be good
blue Rsnirg and shark fishing here. Toe FSsrxs
are caught with hook and line, AZ 4 AVERAGE three
or four feet in length. TAey have been caaght "A
long ~ ten feet. Altogether Stone Bridge Is an
interesting place. One viii always arrive there vita
Joy, and depart with regret
We came to Nerport BY ore Of Kins'ey's stages,
cut6eel-sare Eve York shill!rgs Typographical
infcrms.cn Of the diver, excessive bit not always
corrrct-sun very lot number az yousg gousen
vith severe ocii1g tue * "a Old fash.0nes papsr
bonnet boxes aArmngiy iaiEe-hails pretty Gag :
honts pretty lAsy-duss pretty ery-spne9s
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snd beg SAY that print that the letter rsed &,
forwarded when first mailed for the very good
that Mr. Hooper neglected his postags hence the
the 4dstte Office and there opened and
returned Mr.. Hooper Thus appears that M Hooper
faait In the natter and not the department u 10
mighty easy for individuals and the press 70 lind fault
and mrepreent the Poet Office Department particularly Ia
the absence Of other them and
ofe prone do this than those dnteresed patriots who
have either been emofed from failed obtain Office from
those they decry. They VIII make heap by the operation
and perhaps get than they bargaiued for.
FDostos Herald Rssfrat paper.
Crculars ~ MaaEncosing circulars other printed
matter envelopes upon which is printed impressed,
written name the person persons issuing such
circular decided by the Postmaster Gnera not only 70
subject entire package 10 letter postage according 10 the
expires. requirements Of the act Of 1851 BET that saeh osg
mast prepaid sats tie package 10 Be- mailed II unpaid
being under the law treated letters they OF
returned 10 the dead-letter Office.
Reoiateyfsq LeftersWe advised that postmasters
should make no record marks upon registered letters by
which the Of their containing other vsaabies
may be suspected made known. Il has been ascerained
that 10 some instances ponaers 10 the habit Of marx
ing the word registered the outside of such letters to-
zether with Of money The practice s
unauthorized and mpoc ard Is fcfbden BY the depart
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Q1AarsRaasrERs oruon .. ~ MAarsx conpv
Wasnsngsnny Junr 90 1855.
EALgp PROPOSALS viii be received office Thurs
II day Jay O'Clock, or ihu
sicics and IN surh quantities.
hscsi delivered ~ the
Mans Clothing wsof New Yar free % expense
10 he United States Yfzt
ysyas be IN ~ respects similar has
ussdb by v, -. sfniy
800 knapsae paint property vanished,
strapped aaa the lsttess = US NJ painted on
900 b,r rsos fatigue leaes nd
The letters 4. Mi brass nie Front
seale-, eagcs &c. csmplets
900 pompous
,0p0 patent leather SOCKS
$500 brogaus
The ahs % incrnss quantity the articles
the exgeueiss of the services wsy ran sefyea
forn the oHic o e Assistant Guar
,,rmavr Marines the efhce
Marine Corpss Marine Gataek washington
Civ, D. c.
awarded ecs, tber aucieneg mHat
he ceriiisa 10 by som official persnn
he and addrsstd
TO Inc Corps, Waahipgan CITY " CT
The nsgsacev and Evealae Atf washington D. Ci
Hampshire Times, asassaeiasctts journal 81
Conssrce city kages Brooklyn, Nsw YORK Penn
and PennsyytnAa News aha fEhsf
rortsmcut Yggista VIII ave thN
ABOVE three anl 36 Jag aeSt and ryta
aeir bills accompanied copy ~ advertisement 20 s efec
fos pnvment
Juns 24-eodrsJuiy
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LOCAL NEW

NM Williams Gks-cooKgSG rSvHsTIoy.-Mr r. D.
Willard gentIemany proprietor Of the National Hotel OF
this city, invented ingenious and useful gaeeokng
apparatus, which combines in high degree 'hres essential
In all inventions of this chafactermptcy,c cheap
ness efficiency. present together with number
genenen the practical operation o. hS novel
The Roaas opsruRdl oil9ws: We'll made
gdron either round square, ia bars narrow and close
together and each hollow, and having sixteenth
inch along the upper side and the handle OF this
sairon 20 hollow with all it, hollow
bars and this handle flexible or other gas
This constituted the furnace It's heat ia dased INTO
sheet Of flame weak strong yon may choose, az o
of the stopcock II ~ completely under your control
piece Of heetiron full ridges is surface In
heated to any degree You WISH and upon may
hroied several kinds of without minniing OF their
gravss and other articles be cooked Al the same mo-
nent This rdged piece viii serve for roasting meats or
fowls suitable covering alone being required TO confne the
ben. savory exhaiaons For boiling sppropriate
vessel placed in direct contact with the hsmes tnbe
large sdgs little finger leading 10 apparatus
than feet square, which be carried 20 any
room in which there g~sppe adequate 70 COOK me
vet Of story be told the cook
log erasey done than by other known process
step the process reduced 20 certainty The eye
a cook upon the broing baking meats aud The
regulated In An instant are blaze firth In brli
sink hlur buIbs mnusely hardly ~ b~ no
ticsabe Tho OF gas consnmsd in cooking Srs@k
dinner for a small family viii not exceed fosv cs~ss
Call leisure and examine at The National Motel
where u is always in operation -
RESERVED TESTIMONIAL Professor Alexander Dimltry,
formerly cussna been presented by zoe student" Of
Georgetown College with rich and deliberately chased sal
yer pitcher blight tribute his profound sainmenss a.
scholar and his abilities public sctrcr PROBES
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rLENysOOD CRmErEFs gs-~oflee No PennsylgAui
VI avenue lHta savings Bank Ehs
celebrated Greenwood or
tbe ground dtstast end
mile directly
Thus rccaved charter from Con
approoraag their snued forever % burial puposss paeng
yohsbinag aI aaeroaehnenfs
witch those who
all when the buYiai ground baeHnea
% dead
gaE prevent Il,
asn no 81 srupnds
NJ ffsm 10 where panaphets with
map laws, ofev earnsuoa, BE-
saft with Mr.. James ~ af
other andcrsaker, VIII be prompt
Nv attended 10. Jung t7-~aly
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with dispatches She ef The feet the IIh anchored
on Cronstadt On the 9Th the Russians fred boat Of
the cossaek while bearing dag Of truce and landing Z
killed
On the Sh instant the Maeicenne fired for hour with
great effect upon body Of horse artillery receiving but
Aitle damage On the 9Th the Meyan and Firefy were
Eighty injured By running upon internal machinery.
There had been alteration In the position Of the feet
CRAooU Thursday, jane 1.-THE Emperor Of Austria
arrived here yesterday morning from Vienna.
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q rFICIAL L..

rr.nsa p.yse As United stats' Of s1teo 70 al
evidence having exhibited Duncan
has been ~ Sardinia
sae Of Virginia Norfolk do hereby recognise him
b and declare and enjoy such functions
privileges allowed 20 the of inc most
s,ysred nations n United States
In testimony caused these letters 10 hs made
aat.n and The United States 10 be heeunto ant
iven under nv hand city Of Washington The 18th day
az lime A. 1885, and Of the Independence OF the UNI
ted States Of America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY tho President:
w. L. NANCY, Secretary OF State
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Real ssass Bssay lad and Gsas,st agessy q Hashg-
Coy.
nam MA X savswAv attorney aw, anS gAAFF g.
\ WALKER rsssiag Tiex y nr on%h ~
t"eFtfr
90 ~ awasrs governmental, asr he. me
ser,iy fCss. Congress, ne several exec
ariv~ sspsstsserts. .s.-. :.
"a ~ ss~e- setsr and others nyeisspR
"a Shsfies r. 1Srsos" ME-
sr,.v sv~ .ss IL experienced sw3eF
ssy give psfxes and ssonsp' A'H'on :" ~ nnsesss y
,,.,r6 a, tEr well AZ g.
,~ruus t.~.spa seIa.x. yarchs ~sns real estate
r. - 80. "a -, !, u~nA~4
ia s Territories, 20 snr Sres'osde"s ~
NJ v.
oWrs ~ IS rsrs ~ss~, of aaasbys Ros
Aprt sa-eedrfnacg
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Supposed EagtIquaks Baaisors.--Greai Aiarps
BALrisoaE 2s.A shock, supposed 70 be that Of
earthquake experienced here O'Clock this morning
aroang half the city. MANY lied 10 the streets for security
In the eastern section windows broken. The
shock followed By rumbling noise, and felt ia the
country also seven miles from the city.
some parts OF tho city the people into the streets in
their night Clothes motion lasted about seconds
the houses and furniture vibrating Many afraid 70
10 bed again The shock occurred eigheon minutes past
twelve.
TIE powder mills Ia this section have been heard from. No
explosion took place.
IA oChocx, NIT been rumored here that Beatty
powder mills eight miles from here exploded last night but
the train has just arrived and The passengers that
explosion took place although The shock sensbly felt
there
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GENERAL AGENCY Ar WAsHlv&srOry-rss sab
srrber OF Eeanoad. Virginia. nsvax essahash~h
lew feos ia so"t 81 the Ffess
suf land bsotses
and .snssaas nndss q % Congress
Hsvny David
p~yar., which made nc IN
h~ sndsoss once ~
He a she p~p~s ~ ~
ne other pus,r Capitol ~ va.a Th~s~ Asd hs
sxcsss~see
nss-ssd - nA nc ~i w
bpsen b. entirety
ms -
For claims Msrh 1854 svsH8 80 serve
n n served f~"stesn dsys ss
.h.yv~s MA s. v~ry maA~vss~ FELIX RICHARDS.
sxp*Rvscws-
Han Hspry A Nis~, Acesnssr, Virginia
Jnme~ Lyons, Eco, Rsrstoona, vvws.,s.
w. Heah Pensions, Richmond,
NMwaS
sssHaa "a. Parker Rsehsions, vrrsnis.
on Iota a. Pendi~son, Virginia
lgor samsei Chiffon ws~.inEsoa, .. q.
Wsinam y. Wsrs, Baltimore
Lewis Timesrtsss, eco. New Vesk
March 7-Skrply-
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.



cAtaess Eaaigrafioa. rAs TrassI China BY Sssa@,
The Auaber II aeamers Canton Rirg.--TAe Import
aAes n Lsss II sssassys 5sf1csa Hong koag and Sas
fFaHescotx OF letter correspondent Hong
Kong, China, dated the i4th Of April lastf
The heretofore increasing China algrtticn and cen
sequen San Francisco, has turned towsrda
Australia With little encouragement commerce With
thlna would become great and steadily increase but
the tide " not turned to shores ia ts incipeney
ancestors that il win be hard change the in after
years
Since the beginning the troubles In China the Chi
have commenced travelling BY steam and prefer il
TO any other mode.
1.-TWO native firms have In the Cam
river and others sriny increase the number
Eight steamers ply the said river, and five
be added Much OF the Chinese between this
and Singapore and aso between this and Shanghai Il by
steamers; and feel confident that line Of from
this port 70 San Francisco would find profitable business
OF IL carry Chinese freight and passengers alone
and that foreigners all China and the East Indies instead
q travelling 10 Europe via Egypt would take the route via
California.
Heretofore the peninssr and oriental California
arrived and departed twice month"; but Of their
having been employed IN transporting troops since
he commeaceeht ct The In Europe, the mail
and departs bat month consequently haze often
later from the Atlantic States via California than BY
the mail.
The necessity OF line Of much felt here, and
this port has many advantages terminus Of such line
any other port In China; aud well that il
would be great advantage 10 country and pecunary
benefit 70 individuals engaged in it,"
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BY TELEG pH.

uasr Roa ~ as Ksos- yoftingr AZ Se0 Orieoas.
Nxw onLsAxs June 2sAt the election for chief nsiioe
Of the supreme court held In this eiy yesterday, kEse
(sn know nohing) received three thousand four hundred
and fifteen votes and Merek -pothnsy received
thousand hundred and thrtyscven. This fully ~
the Virginia triumph.
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r,w wSxw ia LeohsuM~tS5Ass rnvsvsss A"" rsT-
frame 81 founsy'yssts sVr""@- rs"f
tyic ana nrH con
s.av aa,fsr.s~s ccnpless -
a es psces - New York thereby fhe es~ 81 eotns
frelsnt "a isk ~
The pabia respectfully inxfted 70 can
June Is--eoa1mf
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The weather for the last three days has been oacugh
10 salt the most ardent temperament and the indications
that the spell VIII continue for weeks 10
large number 81 citizens have taken their departure for
the seshore and the mineral springs and preparing
to follow. The IL Washington, with s de-
serted hoei and hot broad and dusty streets, has fairly
commenced
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NEw YoRK, June 2s.The cotton market Is unsettled.
Flour rm with upward tendencysaes Of 1900 bar
rels ohio at s. 50 49, Wheat is unchanged with limited
demand at previous rates. Corn has declined 10
sales 900 bushels mixed 90 20 cents Pork up
ward and frm-saes of at 80 &c. Beef frm.
Lard firm, with upward tendencysales at lo II
cents. Whskey--Ohio, 80 cents.
BALrtmoaE June 2S.- Flour-saes this morning Of 300
barrels Howard 50 81. Wheatsales OF Maryland
At decline Of is cents red ~ % 05 white, 81 oS a
81 TO- Sales yesterday Of 900 bushels
81 9s 81 White 81 05. Corn has declined triaesalcs
Of white at ST OF 81 90 yellow, 81 o. Oats
very dull at 80 Sc cents.
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New osLgAas, June 27Brazos dates Of the 2Ist have
been received. All the town In Tamanpas and Neuevs
Leon except Matamoros Reynosa and Camargo have pro-
nounced Of the revolutionary party bat serious
fighting had taken place in those States.