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lock for the passage OF lighters 10 expedite the
loading Of ships very considerably.
The Poles in London, replying 10 the late amnesty OF
the Car, say:When in $780, we took up arms against
Russia and failing to succeed left ensaved fatherand
we did for no less an object than national Independence
Those who since joined ranks did it in the Same spirit
and adhered 10 declaration We then fulfilled duty,
not anything to be pardoned and we could not now,
without renouncing country claims and calumnlat
ing the martyrs her cause accept the title Of pardoned
rebels.
late Hamburg letter says:-Our city Is now much en-
lyened by number Of Russians and others, who have
arrived by the Stettin and Lubbock steamers from St.
Petersburg. Some among them state that as many
$1,000 passports have been applied for by and partly
granted to, persons to leave Russia on foreign travel
Most Of the travellers proceed to Paris Brussels and
Southern Germany.
In Portugal the weather is still most uniavorabs The
potato crop complete failure. Tho finance debate
still continued in the Cortes and the Of Sgnor
Fontes being passed BY large maorities motion
had been carried by which the government Is entitled to
make selection from the parties proposing TO negotiate
The loan.
An English officer who served in the feet at the bonn.
bardment Of Scbastopo in 1854 dined by invitation,
with tho Governor of the Wasp Battery, last month He
describes the Wasp Battery having ditch 80 feet
wide around IT, with embankment leveswith the guns
that ships guns could not hit the fort at ALL but only
the embankment in 'front.' while the guns at the battery
would fire shell right down upon the deck Of ship $50
ioet below This fertilization mounts only guns en- bar
bite, and those are very CLOSE together This the
battery the fire Of which her Macstys ship Albion
exposed and the Russian officer expressed his surprise
that she was not sunk.
The sums paid by England lass year for the difference
OF rates and charges due 10 corporations companies
individuals for foreign vessels admitted by treaty Of reci
pretty otherwise into the ports Of the Unied Kingdom
at the same rates of charge British vessels amounted
70 f4o,30O making, together, with the paid up
to the 3lst Of December 1854 grand total f 63o
The number of loans made in 1856 by the Irish Loan
Fund Board amounted to f2OS $685. at "a gross profit OF
f26 100 and not profit Of Is 036 The circulation OF
loan funds throughout the country amounted 1885, to
fss3, exceeding that Of 1854 by 297 The capital
Of loan funds working in 1855 f2l3 070 The work
ing capital less by FL 665 than in 1854 and yet the
operation of loan funds active last year The
working Of the system in 1866 attended with less loss
than in any past year since 1916.
In 1885, 1856 gallons Of prod spirits entered
for home consumption in r.laud against T34 gai
Ions in 1854, and S,l36, $50 in 1858. There WERE in
1855 224 detectons Of offences against the excise laws
5g prosecutions and 464 CONVICTIONS the result Of which
was the mmuring in jails sf 246 persons.
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SATURDAY, June 2S-2 P. n

Sni0NDAi, juno 90 IL
Flour-The market was Arm with a fair amount Of
sales and on some lines of Ohio brands, wanted for i'm
port higher prices were paid The sales embraced 900
10 coo bbs including common to extra State at So so
IS rs. Wheat was in steady demand with sales or
10000 50 900 bushels including fair to choice Canadian
white, al 81 go a 81 49, Southern wAite at 81 So
Milwaukee club at 81 40 u As; while Chicago
spring was at 81 %. Corn frmer; sales Of
about 80 900 900 bushels were made al 46c 4sc
for distilng lots, Sc &c. for Eastern shipment and
SIC. SIC. for primo sound do Southern was at &c.
6oc.; white was scarce and prime was at csc. &C.,
Rye-saes $500 bushels Western, at sac Pork-The
market with sales Of 200 800 bbls mess at $50 @ and
closed with sales Of 100 200 d. at 800 at which more
offered without buyers. Lard was firm, with sales
Of 200 900 bbs., at 12c Cottonswas firmly held, with
moderate sales. Whskey-The market was easier, with
sales Of 100 200 bbls. Ohio and prison. at 30c 3OHc
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During the past year the constr 'count has been
increased $500 1926. The bonded Pshows decrease
Of $ls6 900, the amount of bond and cancelled dur
ing the past year. The balanc'of bills payable and
ceivabe accounts shows an acrase over last year of
s46o, 956 II, and the company has received from the
Illinois Central Railroad Company the sum Of 100000
in payment for an equal amount Of bonds
surrendered The receipts from these two last mentioned
items have been appropriated to deay the increase Of
construction Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad Stock
and considerable balance remains in the hands Of the
agents Of the company The balance Of income account
last year $780, 76l 49, appears by the annexed
statement -
To balance Of this account June /, 1856 $685. 1877
To receipts Of road from June l, 1856, TO June
looo.... ZSIo,32l
Total 81, lis, O5s
Dividend declared June Is, 1855,
per cent ........... ......... $40 $50
Dividend declared Dec 10, 1855,
Per cent.
Operating and interest account from
June 1855, to june 1856 045 457-$2 GAS 297
Balance to credit Of income account. $780, 761
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In TIE OoUKr or APPEALS, JJNE Is, 1866
EVENING sssssos.-No. % struck od, 20 reserved for
June n, SO do or July l. 4-Mlis agt. Law, argued
Em- Learned for .sppL John X Porter for respt 81
S4fgwek agt. Stanton; VIM. Porter for appt & T. Fair.
elaS lor rssp't Calendar for juno 2s-Nos 40 r. TO-
"a. %, 81, II, rs 10 So II, 10. June 26Nos %, 1856
4, rs 22 ~, 1 "a, ~, IS, so, 70 s3uck on No. TO-
Essey and Others agt Western Vermont Railroad COM
pany argued; hH1H. Ketchum for applt, Mr.. Vim. G.
Noyes for resp'sfSN no. 76--Pa4sed No. I-People or
rel HINT and others Agt Schermerhorn others on
arguwent Mr.. Samuel Beardsey and Mr.. INN Van Blu.
Gen IM sppIk: ". = " M1kls Tor rept
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Oakley.
JUNE 27.-In the case of Rooney The Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company-an action for injuries once be-
fore-the jury rendered verdict for plaintiff for $500
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, June esp.

SATURDAY, June 2o-o r. NJ
There buoyant sto,k market at the opening this
morning. The operations in Erie at the first board
amounted to than thousand shares opening at
592l and closing at t9T pr cent The principal move
men was in Erie and the .dvance compared with yestar
days prices reaches pei cent Illinois Centralponds ad
yanced Il per cent Goshen LIST mortgage bonds, II Gum
berland, q; New York Central Railroad al Cleveland
and Toledo, u; Galena and Chicago, u; Reading u;
Michigan Central Railroad, x. There was little more
activity in railroad bonds and all the sales at better
prices.
There second hoard today The brokers have
voted to discontinue the afternoon session Saturdays
during the summer season.
The steamship Arago, from this port for Southampton
and Havre to-day, carried out $6Ss 514 in specie
freight The steamship ILLINOIS, at this port from Aspin
WALL brings s., 27O, 1858 in California gold The total
coinage of the San Francisco Mint in the month of May
amounted to 81 261 1853.
The State agents Of California have not received by the
Illinois the funds for the payment Of interest the State
bonds due the LIST Of July. The required is about
100000
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CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
The following the sales for the week ending June
25 1866
BocDs
81, 900 Coyington and Lexington Railroad Co. per
cent I'd mortgage bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 81
1000 Columbus and Xenia Railroad Co. per cent
dividend bonds, December issue :. ........ %
1000 Ohio Miss RI Co. per cent LIST mt bds lad 66
5000 Ohio Miss RR Co. per cent I'd mort. bds.. so
1000 North Western Va. RR. Co. per cent bonds so
5000 Little Miami RR Co. per cent LIST mt bds in. ad 80
800 Ind. Gin. RR Co. per cent div bonds, int ad 20
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earnings Of the road while was in operation under his
management" Immediately after Mr. Palmer's appoint
ment furnished him with full statements of the dongs
OF the road and paid him the balance Of the earnings
IN my hands exactly in accordance with the terms Of my
lease.
The object In calling that meeting the meagre and
roneous statements put forth under tho cover namely,
traordnary 1t Is an imposition upon you and the pub
myself A. D. PATCHIN.
BUFFALO, June %, 1855.
The last annual report of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company has been received 1t contains the following
comparative table Of earnings, expenses, &c. for the
past three years.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Tear ending Fear ending For Endg
May 81, '5a. Nays '65. Aay3l, SO.
Earnings from Passen
gers; ssss,sl7 l,Sas,4os Iasa,sS4
/" (" Mscelanetus 5o475 ss,4as ss,ssa
Gross earnings >. 81, 579,4l2 2,2l5,2ss $500 4a2
Oper'g disbursements,
including taxes..... seoseA 1,sss,es7 1,Sl,sl7
Net earnings $6T5,46S 879,656 l,22S, 624
Way passengers.... 245, OPS 3451 38 3s95l0
Through passengers. liz 908 l5S,6S6 l6l, 270
Tot. No. Of pass'gsrs 357, 93S SCOTIA $50 $50
Tons Of freight moved. 2l6,5S3 Al,s25 231 ,2o3
Miles run by engine. l,lsO.ooo l2s2,7s9 l,57e,s1
Earnings per mils.... sl3S SIN $177
The general account of the company exhibits the capt.
tai Stock funded and floating debt, as follows
70 i seaa per cent sterling ''''''-
unconvertble NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $463,6
per cent sterling bonds, CONVEX
s per cent bonds uncomfortable !. Il, 054 45O
8 per cent bonds, convertible ........ g, 800 900
To unpaid dividends NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1920
To bills payable. 1,09S,759
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sl2, 543 ia
The assets in the hands or the company the LIST of
June 1885, wcrc as follows
Cash on hand .................... $51 80l
Assets in hands q. T. Howe local treasurer. 62637
Assets in hands r. N. Rice superintendent 198,626
New Albany and Salem Railroad Company
stock and bonds Observation-Disclosures. 900 1858
Illinois Central Railroad Company bonds .. 200 900
Steamboats, ...................... 81 500
Assets in hands G. B. Swain, steamboat agent. 40439
Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad stock 1l49l3
Bills receivable Observation-Disclosures. 3l35S0
oVo foo
The gross earnings operating expenses including State
tax and the net earnings Of the company each of the
past six years, follows
Operating En-
Fear ending Gross Earn penses isaclud- Net Earn
Mdy1 ings. ing State 7dr ia3s.
1s5l.......... $9473 47 80 BAL ,664 65 605,6S2 "a
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CTATEN ISLAND.-TO LET, FOR SIX MONTHS OR A
- longer term, required of the finest Clifton
frontage 70 the bay Rent reasonable Address A. L. Herald
off
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SILL ON MON
w day. at l0 O'Clock, Mt Is Mercer street. by virtue of
ehael mortgage all the splendid household furniture &C. In
the above house. consisting Of suits of parlor furniture in
paintings and engravings piano mantel ornaments glass
pets ocloths chamber suits mahogany rosewood and wal
nut toilet sets best quality Of hair mattresses holsters and
dressing bureaus and washsands sofas in hair cloth dining
BROWN, Attorney for Mortgage, office II Nassau st.
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DASTuRE TO LET-A FEW MORE HORSES WILL. BE
taken by the month for the season. at IS month"; Good
grass and plenty OF wafer Horses Will be sent for on app
ham
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A UCTIoN N9TIGE;;-,saERIFT,s SALE OF YURNI-
will sell the Of No. 3 Eighth avenue between
Threh and Thirty first streets comprising household urni
lor suit, &c. JOHN I. STEWART, Deputy Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS AND oPHERs-THE
IN subscriber John W. Sharp auctoneer and commission
merchant. 80 Randolph sree Chicago, ILL.,, will remain In
this city and boston for six DAYS soliciting consigpmen Of
kets in the country on Consignment
For cards interview call Carlton
House, for three days. JOHN w. SHARP 4 CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
60 Randolph st. Chicago, Ill.
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TENANTS fsEGIYTER,

HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALEM A
Ii pleasant Of Brooklyn, the ferries suitable
boarding or private house. Address q. W. b. box 3lH
Post Office stating where interview can be had.