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Later from California G, eat Excitement at
San Francisco.


New ORLEANS. June I 1.-The steamer Daniel
9th inst. with California dates to 2lst May.
There has been great excitement in San Fran
cisco. On the 14th ult, man named Casey
shot James King, late of Washington, and editor
of the Bulletin, in the street. On the 10th Mr..
King died, and great excitement ensucd. A
meeting of the Vigilance Committee was called
on the 18th, and three thousand citizens. com
pletely organized, and armed with muskets march
ed by three streets from the Committee rooms.
took possession of the Jail, and removed Casey
thence, together with Cord, the gambler who
killed Marshal Williamson. They were carried
to the Committee rooms, where they were kept
strongly guarded. When the steamer left it was
supposed that they both would be hung. The
city was draped in mourning on account of the
death of Mr.. King, who was generally much es-
teemed. Casey was an escaped convict from
the New York State prison, which fact being
stated in the Bulletin, caused the difficulty which
led to the death of Mr.. King.
The Vigilance Committee are fully organized
Throughout the State. and arc said to have fund
of $4,000 to carry out measures against all gam
bers, which will drive them from the State.
The committee have plenty Of arms and am
muntion.
The George Law has nearly S2.0O0O0Oi in gold
All quiet in Nicaragua Walker has removed
his head quarters to Leon. There is some sick
ness among his troops.
There is a rumor that revolution had broken
out in Costa Rica, during Moras absence, headed
by an influential family named Castro.
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cttp auu state aFairs.

uvxoRAspA-See Mr. McCeeses advertisement
g yaluabe city property to be sold hi IS evening.
Also that of the dedication of "Sprins Hill Gene
,ory = TO take place next Tuesday.
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DaNyIGLE sTtGELINE-

IL NEW Observation-Disclosures &X2&3A
chased the entire line OF Stages, from Lynch
burg Danve from Porter Flagg d Co, we would most
respectfully solicit travellers going South as well as those
stopping intermediate places the line to We will
full drivers do upon this road Leaving Lynchburg Sun
days Tuesdays Thursdays and arriving In Danve
day. Leaving Danve Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and arriving at Iyncbburg same day
tY3 STAGE OFFICIAL the Washington House
fob let's WIN II. TAYLOR.
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lVL SPRINGSThese Springs will be open for the recep
ton of visitors n the LIST day of June, 1886.
They situate in Montgomery County, Va, one and
half miles from the Virginia Tennessee r. Road from which
there S a Branch Rail Road 10 the Springs.
leaving Richmond Petersburg after
reach Springs by o'clock T. NJ day, all the
by Rail Road
The have been very much extended since
comfortable and capable
of accommodating LOCO persons
The Lynehburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
building Braneh Of their Line to the Springs which will be
In operation early In June
very large BATH HOUSE has been built since last
Address RO H. MOSBf,
may 26.dsel Prest Montgomery W. 5. S. Co.
r iqu0ricc and Oil, In store aud for sale by
IL (apl lotO & u SoWLiN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID OANOKE hEO SULPHUR STRINGS

HI THIS handsomely improved Watering Place will he open
for the reception uf visitors the 18th day " june next
IL situated dense 81 native oaks la the northern
par Of thu beautiful county VI Roanoke, the Turnpike
road eadnH from Salem by The VI 10 tho sweet
SPRINGS and within days journey fro Rcond or Peters
burg.
Passengers the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad VIII
roach Salem ffam Richmond nj otloek NJ and VIII b"
immediately taken In Rent Hplendd daily limo
stage Coaches tho Roanoke Red Sulphur Go mles)
where the, will aso hefare supper and lind every eomor,
that tempt the weary traveller to proong his stay but
morning dine al The Sweet springs aud reach tn. Gecnhr.r
White sulphur. before night thus making ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL of tive days. from Richmond or Petersburg,
10 the White sulphur
In returning Springs passengers will he brought
from the White sulphur the Roanoke ed sulphur the first
day and after taking breakfast there reach the railroad nj
Salem In time for the morning 10 reach Richmond
ar Petersburg tho aamr day
No expense trouble will be spared make this
bic Watering Place In Virginia Although but new
candidate for popular the proprrois hatia themselves
that destined To lake high position well for Its
tive qualities for III. style OF Its accommodations Mi Chns
Yancy well known first rate caterer @ The public AMI
r hs attention TO all the details of public eatablahmen
together with Ills wife) Under
heir visitors be Of cordial welcome
md the very best treatment
Tho Hotel which - rooms, including spacious
TALL Room aud all the other improvements has been erected
tho models Of taste and ffnsh
accommodation for $50 visitors the present scaapn which
m be Increased 10 extent that be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC, has been engaged for she soa
and In all respects will be the constant aud earnest o.
r Of the poprotors render their visitors comfortable AMI
Rs water =, N. n,,oo,0 Rad s0o,,r In. no, bee, oy
naEe but the remarkable hanea derived from lis iy
aniernR from pulmonary complaints lusthe" the DO
cf that Other valuable medicinal qualities viii he
uund 10 have that which has to the Red sulphur OF
Monroe iis celebrity reducing tho pnlnc and acting
t'onc Al the same time II has aao proved highly bonahea
onach could be shown by certificates were deemed
necessary.
GEORGE W slIANKs,
dRTrN u HOARD. rroprictora,
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ltLAY PEAS.-l:cOrse v. Scott 4 Co., of Pc
Y tersburg offer for Sale TWELVE HUNDRED BUSH
ELS CLAY PEAS This article has become of genei
use improver Of tho Soil. Send your orders to
GEO. V. SCOTT & co.
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A. nllpP.
GREEN u. BOARD.
WILLIAM WALTON.
DAVID &. SliANks,


Ia Richmond Semi Weekly Wing Daily Dlapach, Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Reaistor Petersburg pteigeneer
| TIL slo ppea Iinne 7.dSria
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u have to announce that Distribution Enterprise can
place The 22d of February The unusual hardness
of seeing settling with
my agents As them shall fix another
day the which time tho
will certainly take place the tickets called in and
refunded should the sale Of tickets justify
I'm doing shall upon earlier day anxious
have the take place the earliest possible time
JESSE 4. HOPKINS,
fe I5d&ctlst au Liberty, Va.
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r AIDES, S.AITERs!-Ub I'm We this week omen

IL would respectfully call the notice of the public to very
of silver plated goods which we have just
ceved consisting plated Tea Sespain and chase,
Table Casters Of entirely styles
with bottles: Fruit and Cake Baskets; Srup
and Plates Sugar Bowls pots Salad, Pickle OIL
Stands Table and Chamber Cand!esieks, Forks Spoons
Pitchers oblos Communion Services Butter and Pickle
Knives Butter Coolers &c All of these articles
the very silver plate pure metal from of the first
manufactures In the country. j. ID. GREGORY co.
mayo
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UTNION HOTEL, AZ Campbell Courthoase,
u LATE JORDAN'S HOTEI.-The subscriber having
purchased the above property and taken charge Of intends
in complete repair He respectfully socs call
friends the patrons Of the house and the pub
lie In general. WIN. A. CLEMENT.
inn M.cts- III ncnny
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11yO THE 1.ADIEs.-We have ON hand On.

guNO THE IADuES.-Ne nave on mana the
largest stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
bcna Florida Lavender and Bay Leaf Waters all kinds Of
Pomadcs Hair Balm thousand Flowers, Aromatic
vinegar C o be found in the city.
NAV lots LANGHORNE wALKUP
SOMETHING NICE FOR THE LITTLE
- FOLK-Just received beautiful assortment Of English
straw Legho and Braid Flats and Caps for 10 fants and
children to which call the attention of the ladies'
MCDONALD IL HOOPER,
3 doors above Exchange corner
NAV Lynchburg, Va
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The Ericsson has arrived from Li,er,ool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
mr. The Enquirer.
For he En-
m THE BOARD OE VISITORS OF HE
University OF VIRGINIA

Every virgini"n-every Sou;hsF he vou. at re-
hailed with delight the action inEen Wy professor.
.rrt meeting, when you "est"6ilshen and a
,p Of the Greek and Hebrew Language i.sSsur q
rrosssor.hip of History and General Sau will be
called u""n t. Choose some gu he rssp g GsOe
po, Of Prof s.or the schoo OF hst ny az" nSoce Of
Ri Literature" You will, of course make
no "rd nary man; he must be IN every WY .hn;r
tent to DISCHARGE the ardnous duties h OF eR s
Standing, u tn University does, 'ne land IL be
the great instt of learning III our saIu u az
hooves YOU who have its best interests a. your s
posal TO examine we'll the several ela''ns VI M r.
The claims of the learned aud ahe Professor VI r
tory and Political Economy at William ana Mary C".
l.ye Hurry A. Washington. Professor W "sh'''2io'
i 90, vel and favorabiy known IL need auy euios
AT nv hands. Talented, deeply and thoroughly reau
courteous aud dgnifed, and possessing the e e
-. his duries Ms Professor at William and Mary
have conferred no is eninenty fitted for the station
leave the matter in your hands, feeling assareu
vn shoud eject him he will not only prove hl'ssel
nrhIy competent to fill the position out VIZ, ,'He'
houor upon the institution
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Te!cHrnphed for al e RIchno,d y
CONGKESS-F,p.r

c. WAsHiScros, JryE, Is ' tssI.S.
SaSArE.-Mr, Brown submitted r.saIr,' 10 ION.
%Ss adopted e@"E On the President To- hch
the subject of free ships making res buchanan
Buchanan letter to Lord CIarendon ~" and MIR.
SUBJECT AR. Clayton rose and made I same
the sincerity of an honest heart and NOT Ma o,on IN
OF any candidate Tor the Presidency, for RI.
n.y. Jns,,ce ana peace Of k4nsas He objected to born
Mr.; Douglas and Mr. Stewards bills for The sL,n;
OF Kansas. on varIuus grounds of prpcinIa mus m
ing tl,e lack ct the REQUISITE population He in,re.
uuSed Dill To provide for a new census of Knr.s,
ana IN apportionHent of the representation accord'
ing 10 population, aud the repeal Of certain obno..
,"Is n'i' oil the ierrltoTia! Legislature The bill was
, Nv, OF an amendment OF the naturalization laws :
esou,i"hs were presented from the Legislator. q,
nnode Island relative 10 the assault on MIR Sumn.r
"nch elicIted long discussion. The Seuat. ,h,n
day. ~ J'u ueu W Auurs-
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ANTI-FiLLMORE Srrpnrpc

New York, June IL. The "Norlh Ins-;o,.. ;.
convention assembled tins morning. and ayan Tro.
crrd-d 10 ballot for candidates On ibe G,t n pro-
the vote stood lis follows Banks a. Era', o"o'
Mclean %. Seventh ballot: Banks H. Fcrmn,, ~ ~
Mclean IL. Eighth ballot Banks So, Fireman, - -
Mclean a. Ninth ballot: banks 81. F,smnn, ' ~ ;.
Mclean 30. Mr.. Speaker Banks Of rb, U"'a. .;
Repre- s-niatives was then by accaruation nomno,,J
ss the candidate tor the PRESIDENCY; and Gov John
dency. a portion of the convention seeded, MA
held II injecting and Nominated Comn"dnre S,ock,nn
OF New York tor the Presidency. and Kenneth Raw
ner of North Carolina the candidate Tor tie VIA
Preside Icy. They also aG"p.ed straug Anti. Nebras
Ia resolutions.
Col. Fremont defined his position. He recognizes
no party in tie approaching canvass, but simply The
union ot the people for the freedom of Kansas and
the arrest Of slavery extension.
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7 ErrER FROM JUDGE MCLEAN ON lhh
MISSOURI COMPROMISE. =,

Nvw.RK Juue lJ-The ADVERTISER cUn1uIus UT,
corrgspuudence between Judge Hornblower a,iu
udge Mclean, with reereIce to the repea. VI
Missouri compromise. Judge Nc Lean euioSlSes 'ne
ordinance OF l7S7 and expresses feelings ol .'e
safety OF our institutions 10 wtuess the growing M
difference and hostility developed during tile last le*
wears towards the principles ot that great measure VI
-tfrrson. He looks upon the present distracted con-
di;ion Of Kansas Us the trut OF that l-adVheu a,u
mi.ch.yous measure, the repeal of The Missouri com
promise and thinks that the immediate admission VI
Kansas as II State under the constitution already
iormed would be euf sound policy, and We'll
CALCULATED ~ 6ring peace IL the country.
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BUCHANAN MEETINGS.

SHERRARD CLEMENS, the E!ector, and WILLIAM
&. Blows, tho Assistant Elcctor, tor the Wheeling
District will address the people at the following times
and PIECES.
MGGos.ALiA CGu.rr.
Morgantown. Monday, tCourt.dHy,, 23i JuLe
Shutdown, Tuesday night. oath June.
Cussvilie, "Wednesday night, 7nh June.
B'acksvle, Thursday night, 26th June.
McCurdysvil!c, in Marion. Friday night. 9th June
Warren, SATURDAY. - h JUNE IT j. NJ
WErzEL C0USrr.'
Burton, Monday. 3Urh June, . p. u.
MARION C"rSrY.
Warrington, Tues,!ay, let july, p. VI.
bssso'tvrl!e, Wednesday,, 81 July, = p. NJ.
Wo:,hinetou. Thursday, 81 -
BoUthsvle, kriday, 18th
Fairnout, Court day. Monday, eth July . P. II.
TsyLUR C"uSTI.
FetarnaR, Tuesday Sth July, P. Nj,
PSEsTnS CnusTY.
Evansville, "Wednesday, 9ih July, = p. NJ.
German Settlement, Thursday. lOthJuly, II.
Cranberry Summit, Friday, llth July,
Gusrlnan's Mill. Saturday. 18th "
KIngwood Cont dny,l Monday, l4h July, 2p.M.
DrandpUvlilc, Turs'H" iig:.,
Crnn-sville, "Wednesday, 10Th
Rosburg, Friday, 18th
llGePsuceaie, saturday, 18th
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Court House. tCnurt day. Monday, 2lstJuly,"
Mouth Of F!.h Creek, tuesday, 22i July,
GarnerS, "Wednesday, 23d
Belltou Thursday, 24th
Cameron, Friday, 18th -.
Stuert's SchoOl loose, Saturday, 26tn
TAYLOR CuUSTY.
Pruntytown, Mon,iny, Court day. 2Sth July,
Harmony Grove. Tuesday, 10Th, ="
BARBoCR County.
Phillip, Monday, Court day,i 18th Aug"
A.x,oLin CovHit.
Beverley, Wednesday, 9th "
PREsrnS CoUSry.
Kingwood, tCircut Court day,l 10th /"
liANcocE Cousrr.
Manchester, (CGurt day.i Both
BROOKE County.
Holidays Cove, Saturday, 23d
Wciisburg court dny,) 2Sth
Bethany, Friday night. 29th
Quo CousTr.
West Liberty. Saturday, 30,h 4" ="
Triadeiphia, Saturday night, Goth IS 7. ".
MARIoS COUNTY.
Farmont, (Cnurt day. 9Th Sept p NJ.
MoSUNGALIA COUNTY.
Morgnnt"wn, tC"u~ day,l sth Sept.
WErzEL County.
Martinsville, tC"ur day. Goth Sept.
PLEAaASrs Couxr9.
St Nnry's t2ddey C,rcuit C"nrt.j 9st Sept.
.'. TYLER COUNTY. '- -
Sistst'yij,e, Monday, 2sd Sept. ?. NJ.
Mu.dIgboGGne, Court day,l 2ath " ::
Mr.. Clemens and MIR. Brown will also sddres, ANY
meetings on their route from county to county, which
may be fixed by the senatorial County ELECTORS ue
the psnpe, aud which will not interfere with those
above. The Senatorial and County Electors of The
Democratic and Fillmore parties are invited 10 psr,
cpHle i'll and addreas any ar all OF the above lleetirgl
on equal terms, With the understanding that tho ii,
rang.nent shall be mutual one, and extend to the
appointments Of the Fillmore ELECTORS, il any shall
b madb.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, JUNE 10

Tho market continues active for Nil kinds oil 90
fine tUbucco Prices OF common iI.- H. co mo" a'
rather err Ire breaks co.'i!.Ic very large h
ceip,s this month have been coE.h!erahy les 'hA
were last month. N VI MARTIN, Hoh 9,
dsy iast-e bbds M ii Tnrown 3 ri 81 S. "a y :"
10 and 10 IS Drake, nj 80 80 o. 70 50 |! =, !? .
and 10 Is; Twitly. 81 -, u.s. a, H. - !S i
10 IS the last to James t'neri IL .U zoo Do
r 6 Ta,nm :; -; i capt w Giam, 81; w
Newman. sil ~ d Aston sli 20; Mr. E ! o.
$40 Is and II %: DR. II l. p.umeT, e. ~ ~ ~ =
~ in and Il ~ A Mann So 50; 10 Mrs Helen -ohe
o.. 81 e. :. o. ~, Q p, 62, At 10 80 and ~
rJw Aston, as ~, i 90 e.. s. at So g - :.
| ~ 80 Anderson, | at 80 and NJ 10 81; U ?"
an and 10 g. Estate u Eesrtwcll. 3d. ? 4 Hi!'EI
ali 5E2A Bucharan, S!gund 70 -; Z w "s;M.
siI u; J Queen.hury. I'll: Lewis, sl2 - .:
| ID 2J TO James Fisher, Jr 8 Estntu Cfaddocs 90
| and . AT 9 15.
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BRITISH FEELING TOWARDS TIE UNITED
STATES

II our columns were not crowded with matter, OF
more urgent interest we would insert extracts from
our latest file offorcgn papers, that the readers Of the
Enquirer might correctly appreciate the feeling OF
the British government and people, in regard to the
Disputes with this country. II is manifest that the
popular mind Of England is possessed by vague mp
prehension OF still more serious controversy with
the United States. The rumor of the recognition ot
Walkers government in Nicaragua, tohcinl norma.
ton OF the FAC, wOs not received before the departure
OF the Stener exaspcrated the tone Of the press III
their discussion ofhe difficulties between the two coun.
tries. The M,rH'ng Post Lord Panerston' personal
orac. distinctly declared that in the event Of the
confirmation OF the report, neither England nor
France could look Oh in silence a, this fresh triumph
of Democracy" 1t is apparent from the articles in
the papers, and the debates in Parliament tbat
neither people government, contemplated the III,
m;ssal of Champion and the consul, az a no.,;h,s
event. The Lon1on Tunes, commenting on ths re
lection of our demand for their recall protests with
emphasis that "we can imagine further concess;,,
wh:ch can be made without aetna! disgrace. We
cannot, for the sake of any object, however impor
taut taruish the national character 10y committing
ourselves to gross aud deliberate injustice And
daring discussion of the same subject, in The House
Lori, the Earl Of Clarendon declared that there Ii
nothing which could be expected from one nation to
wards anolher from one government towards another
from one gentleman towards another that Nc have
done offered TO do. i'll order afford PREPARATION
10 the United States, for any offence, however unin
territorial our part, which they conceive ha
be,n committed" Again: Il think it is the gene
raj opinion Of this country, that we have offered com
,,!e,s satisfaction to the government Of the United
s,.a.es" And still more poia,ediy II think NO
body will require Of TO sacr1fce our agents., and Il
p.-c.a,e conc.hotioa rih The UM,.sd States by do
IA, TIT .tch pou'd be both shabby and dsao"or"IL.
F,on these Indications the reader may anticipate thu
effect among the British people of the dismissal o
their Minister and Consuls 1t is not so easy to pre-
dict ,he course Of the British go|ernment
The debate in the House OF Lords was character
Since this paragraph written the telegraph ha
brough. intelligence that the recognition of Walkers gov
ernmen by the United States, excited profound sensa
ton in Eugland and France.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.

IHE CONENCoSlOSaL SONMll lie.
ST. LOUIS, June l3.-Mr. Howard, Ut the Kansas
Commission, aud Messrs. Hanson, Lord Townsend
aud Upton, officers OF the Commission, arrived last
evening in the steamer Polar Star, from Kansas
They start for the East tomorrow. When they left
large bodies Of Mssourians We're pouring into the
territory, determined fighting, and Free State men
were mastering, equally ANXIOUS for battle
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LAIER ERlN KANSAS

ST. Louis, June IA letter dated the 9Th inst,
from Lawrence, dscredt. the report Of the hanging
Of Coy. K""'ns"n, who is nj i4ecumptou. guarded by
United States troops. LII the battle which occurred
at Franklin two pruslavery men were killed, and in
the battle at Palmyra live Of the pro.slavrry party
wore killed and several wounded. Three e-soilers
were wounded. 1t Is reported that the mails were
searched at Franklin. The report that NJ Barnard
had been killed proves to be false.
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CO A.HERCiiL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKErS. LuNE No. la

klCIlMOND MARKETS. JUNE l6, 1886
r. The following quotations are wholesale. For small
orders higher prices will DC charged:
RACOS-S!nithheld nue IL cents; Western Sides
10! a III Shoulders, 9d9! Hams l26l2t.
BErTER-Princ Country Bu.ter, lS620 cts. do Go.
shen y ga cfs; Old a.G nl .ior, lsa lycts.
BEESWAS-23G2i + 10
CANDL ES--Tallow 10 cents y 10 Jacksons do II
HULA lgc. Adamantne ~ DC Sperm a3d3act,
COFFEE-Hio 0lli cts; Lagusyra l.. l2!; lava IS
Hl5i: stock light; Mocha l6:0ll cts
COIN M.AL-G2. as cla per bushol, according to
quality.
sCokN-5a 80 wholesale; so to G7l c,a retail
CorTON-lOi6li cts
COTTON YARSS-lGdl s cts. cash. Cotton CordsFs
20 cts q H.
COAL-Ot Anthracite there is good supply. Red At
cells nj 81 ~; White Ash. for foundry, 81 = Blu
Innuous, delivered ut Port Wahai or at the wharf opp
site Rcck',s, We quote at lac for average and smaEi
Hail IS.
cpKE-F?r city consumption S. 50 p Ca! load o. +
bushels, Tor lump La!I -.
FRUlT-oranscs in boxes, in good order, IS 50aGU
IN boxes, Sic 81 O-ha boxes Sl2J-qunrter do u :,
Layer in boxes, 81 JOdi 62-half boxes 81 50 Figs 80
Ice Il according to quality. Prunes IT, to 21c. per !,
FEATl iEhS-Iye t;ncoe g., 1is cts Delnauu tar
| FLAXSEED-Sl l5al - y busheI dull
| FLOUR-Srnall sales NJ ST 5OGS7 TOR Superfne; -
| 7 - for
wHEAT-Prime white 81 SAL GO; red 81 400 IS
| Inferior grades from 81 TO 81 %
| TEAS.-lmpcrial and GunpUwdcr 556sl 20.
CATTLE, hoes AEo shfEp, so ,
81 to 10 80 per hundred net. Stock light
VEAL.--lnteiior Calves :. 10 ST. superior 81 to 81 ?
head.
HoGs-s7 30 p hundred Sales limited to WANTS oil
| duly consumption. A.. ~
! SHEEp-Supply OF Mutton fair. We quote s'r" -
gros= 81 30 10 head tor fair to superior -n'ep. -
| LAMBS-Sc at 81 10 TO 81 and 2 ht"c' scco'u"e ~
quaa.y.
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IMPORTANT FROM ETRopC

NLn ioEK' June l6.-S,eamshlp Emu, arrived
"e,r yesterday with late dates from Liv.rpool
Inc papers by this arrival state that the hnnorr,o
mem oi me recognition by the United States Of pa.
c"mHioilon in Paris The :" La Pa,r. him. -, re-
ropean Interference. ''' o. Eu-
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nrH CUNGkEss-F!rst ScssiOi
SATURDAY, JUSE Ia, 1856.

The Senate Wa not IN session ID day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mes.rs. Thurston of Rhod, Island, and Dean OF
Connecticut scveraily presented the resolutions OF
their respective States relating to the recent occur
r-uccs in Kansas and III the Senate.
The House. OH motion, thon adjourned until We'd
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN BERKs.

READING. Pa, June 1.-the Republicans ap
polluted last night delegates to the National Conytn-
ton favorng the nomination OF Judge Mclean or
Col. Fremont for President, and Gov. Reeder or
Hon. james Campbell for Vice President.