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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
MARKET, Reported Sy 7eltsrapA.

OswrGo June 90 1856 WHEAT In moderate milling de-
msrd; sales to- day. 81 ll4 for rod Toledo
CoElsale. svsnDs 600 bush At &C. for sound CA.,L
LAKE IMPORTS dus past 81 hoprs 2ts0 bills Flour
bush Wheat ard 81 30 DO Corn CANAL EXPORTS 600 bills
Flour bush Wheat 5000 do. CON- and 100 do. Rye
BUrrALo june 20 sFLoUR is unchansed sales TO-
lCO bbs for good Illinois an common Indisns IS i20
IS so fo good to choice and SIS 250ss for do
Ohio WHEArSaes is coo bu.h at 81 for grown .hite Ohio
ard 81 for red winter nos Sales of Com IS 600 bush
Sic. sted &c. for sound RYE SIC delivered CANAL
FRLGHrs 4c. for Corn aud sc- for Whea. TO New.Iork
RECEIPTS "a ending to-day sos bills Flour,
691 bush Wheat and 20 ASS do Corn CANAL EXPORTS for
time IS 30 bush Wheat and 1917 do. Corn:
CHICAGO, June 49, M.The Americas news had no effect
market WHEAT in moderate demand at former rates
shipments Wheat Buffalo IA 600 BUSH aud to Osweso e.
coo BUSH CoRy-smsll transactions but prices hrm At Sic
shipments Buffalo IS 900 bush and to Osweso bush
CHICAGO, June 26 FLOUR dull but prices firm; ship
ments Buffalo, 500 bbs WHEAT in active speculative de-
snd shipments to Buffalo 600 brsh and 70 Osweso II 800
Corn firm with upward tendency shipments TO Buffalo, g..
600 bush OATS firm shipments 70 Osweso 10 GOO bush PORK
ALBANY June @-l coRS-SLes II oco bushels at 81
a53c In ots for Nothern shost for sound Western
mixed and 40c for heated OATsSaes ZOO bushels Cans
dian ct &c. WHIsKEy-Ssles $50 bbls. at Htc.
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Per Anerica LONDON Monday, Juno 2, 1855.
EAST xDIi CHARTERs-An old American ship has been
fixed to load for the United Kingdom Continent at
"a taking outward Freight to Austrsa The Rice char
offering figures below the views Of MASTERS and
will little business this
except ships below the class required for Gusno There
GOOD for tunnage load Bombay 70 Lon
don and Is Isl TO the Continent Outwsd Freshts
bay low Kunachee Bsypo e-che.p ports
b tup.
In Calcutta and Chns Charters nothing doing.
GUAxo CHARTERsWe chartered several large ships 10 load
for France early In the month and the Fleneh contractors
being the supplied with are nov fixing
ships Messrs. Gibbs, LOAF for tho United
Kingdom "a o Many Of these sips go out In ballast
preference taking Coal freghts the low rates now
current 10 the West Coast .
FREIGHTs improving with very largely In
creased shomeui, going forward Several American ships
have been laid on and hlliI up fast.
Iron FREIGHTs the States very in fact at the
moment there IL only one small Freight Offering
Coal FREIGHrs from the Tyne dull at quotations
with unusually large amount Of tunnase loading Tor tho
States
There no inquiry the purchase Of American Tunnase.
We have Deal charters TO report.
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Arrived.

Ship Sarah Purn,on of Bath. Whiting, S,sua ia Grds
June 8, 10 D Baker
Barr John Colby, Monroe Curacao June salt hdes te,
Livip Co 18Th Great Eeg Harbor bearing W.
BY II miles passed brig p. Elliot Of Buekspcrt bound g.
Vessel TO Csrwright & Han son.
Bark Clssss Mclean Nuevtss June anil moasses
TO Y1nsso del Vale Co. Sailed in With Bremen eSk
Wolda for Bremen
Bark Catharipe iof Thomsstop) Watts ST. Jso de Cubals
dsys sugar to kirkland Won Sachs Sid In company With
bark Velocity, for New.York.
Brig Coneo Goodwin, Ansosturs IA days, hides to Beck
Kupkardt.
Bris Col Pennim.n (of Msehias Ga.on, Trinids Cubs
IS d. sugar Mayhew Talbot Co Sailed with brig
Dupkrk for NewIork and Bremen bark Trinidad for do
Brig T. Sutton tBr Defoy Bahia ~ da and co6ee
sehr Ann Susan, Meyer. Charleston d. cot.oa, &s to
Schr MARY Jonson Baldwin Baltimore d., Goa order
scbr Lsdd (Br), johnson. Dorchester d. stone to
Kelly l. Smtherr go
Sc6r Olive Branch G. Ellsworth, Moore, Bueksvlle, C.,
IA shipmbsr TO Peck Chuch vessel TO G. =. Peee
schr Francis ssrerly. Griffn, Charleston.
schr. Papams, Allen, Boston.
schr T.. s. Rudderow, Alden, Washington
Sch Stampede Washington Port Lsvaea - days cotton TO
J. II. Brewer.
Schr Rachel Jane, SimoIs, Alexandra
Propeller Thomas Swami, Green Baltimore es nose 10
J. Riley ard Il. B. Cromwell
Propeller Osceos, Clarke, Providence.
sAILED-stssnship Geo. Law for Aspinwall
BELOW-Ships Lady Bessington. from Cardiff A. l., from
Liverpool De utcblsnd from Hamburg The above By pilot
boat Edwin Forest.
WIND-Sanrise, SW.; meridian, do. sunset, g.
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ing was 90, Central sll, &c. Panama sold q
1924 10 the morning, and at the Second board
1893 was bid without bringing cut any stock. Mics
rasua was TO- ard sale at sellers option ~ months
was made at that price, 10 Western Shares the
large st advance is in Gslena and Chicago, which sold
freely at 1l2i ll2I AN improvement of q cent
within few days. Illinois Central was firm at ssi;
the land sales of the second week of June averaged
Oh per acre. Milwaukee and Mississippi wa, s3i
bid, "a asked, which is better. This stock will
probably work back after the dividend 10 of to about
the present price, which is low for stock which paid
II y cent last year. Wisconsin Lake Shore 7oi bid
Michigan Central sold at 90, ex dividend; Mchi.
gan Southern, 96i a97. A bear sold LOO shares
of this stock at &c, seer mos Cleveland and Pitts
burgh improved y cent; sales of Ohio Trust Com
pany were made at 96i. Delaware and Hudson
droops and sold at 1921 In Railroad bonds there was
not much change, and the market is generally firm
with fair demand for moderate parcels for invest
ment. Fries, 1875, sold at IS, which is better. New
York Genital Is, go; Illinois Central Bonds, s6i.
There is an inquiry for Michigan Southern Sinking
Fund, but no sales State Stocks, with fair demand,
are frmer. Missouri sold at s5l. yirginas, 95s &c.
There has been but light demand for Exchange for
this steamer, and rates are unchanged Sales to any
extent could not have been made without concession
Sterling is 9a9t. Francs 5.lsl05l6i.
In Feights we notice: To Liverpool, $4,000 bushels
Grain at I'd. in ships bags; 5000 bbs. Flour, D. Adj
Cotton, 31Gd. To London, 1000 bushels Wheat, 3D.;
1900 bbls. Spirits Turpentne IS. Cd 6s; 200 tuns
Oil Cake, 3Os.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Paid,
1924 l76 co. received s35, O4s balance, 26o, 77F;
paid for Assay Office s24s, 200 ca paid on Disturbing
Checks s55,s7l "a.
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend of y cent, payable on the lst of July.
The Peoples Bank, semi-annua dividend OF Y
ca mt. payable on the let of July.
The Bank Of New-York, semi-annual dividend Of
y cent, pay able on the lst Of July.
The Metropolitan Bank will pay on the Let OF July
the interest then due on the 10 cent bonds OF the
City of Stockton, in California, numbered to As3, on
presentation of the coupons.
The Bank of Commerce will pay, on the LIST OF July,
the yearly interest then due on the Missouri ea'e
Bonds.
The business at the Clearing House was 600.
We hear of only $4,000 to s2oo,Oo In gold en-
gage d for the steamer tomorrow.
The Directors of the Portsmouth Dry DOCK ana
Steamboat Basin elected on the sd inst, at forts'
mouth, Ohio, the following directors ihomas
Mcknight SJohn OIrieD, Frederick U. fendeh.er'
John A. Clussman, John d. Stevens. John b. Ste
vens was subsequently elected President, and George
w. Casilear Secretary.
The imports OF Dry Goods continue large beng,
for the week 81 6s9 O66 against 1893 5s2 last year.
The details are:
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Disasters, &c.

Tbs following Is an extract of letter dated
,,ss, 10 snS: So.
spars &C. She 10 undergoing thorough repairs No damage
done to hull cargo .: far as can ee seen PORTION ., ne
cargo discharged to admit Of the stepping OF new msss
She will be ready for sea in q few days" -
SgIr SEA RANGER of Boston nom Cspeown for Annoy vac
Manila, April repairing, having been ssoo'e NO par
SHIP CORSICA Holmes Boston, putting back to Cal
er1s M April svs o ose the Sa Geo OTIS hence be-
reported having on the rocks In rent OF me
represents the cargo having been all saved bat the vessel
would Prove total loss n, II ,.,. ,.,o,,.s
e.ss.ed IL 'aus at HsVans 9Th inst, sh.ed without
much difficulty Damage will not exceed lSco nciadine a.
Bs,S MERMAID (of NorfolL Thur.ton, from Gate for
Han pton Roads before reported a. m .ssso ia
Tur eosT Of the repairs to ship Kinba from Manila
for NewYok which put into Singapore March IN dTass'
scHR LysNprR of Kingston from st. Domingo City hr
Boston arrived Holiness Hole nth lust. Her captain
BEIrAsT June 4-The a. from, Liverpool arrived
here wa. last night Of the Crosby Lstshp wa
the William Chambeiisin rom Lnaaaepud Sal~ wSssi
much esmssed the ship had bow DAMAGED and i9s
POnrsNOyna June sIhe A%t e. r SSa %.sns T
dissb ed and left In tow for Southampton. =, =.
SHIELDS, June 6-The American ship Indian Hunter ior
viii take t:ie in between % and 80 keel. coas
FAYAL May 2sThe Adrian, from Baltimore Tor Be,i;.s
ssee pus IN Be- sold The HosHss loading
SOUND part Of the cargo. ,p..,... vsr,.,
a.s "m Macao Tor Havana with Chinese sprung leak
Feb IA which subsequently, increased to nehes per sna
the 18th the bold being full o. Ss Sos. master ten
men about 800 ChIese saved the rest drowned ~ INC
Hong KONG April 5-Tbs Helena, from San rrsnc!sso,
called Sandwich and Lsdrons lapds IN :e.sn o ne
missing Am. bsk Eivs Harbeck mar'na mcn s ~ ~
has o tidipgs Of her.
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COFFEE has been active to-day The auction sale Of
t..:.dSs quality :od Il IS
s.ds su@.s to fair JAWS. Sine. the sale The Ou.ns.
been 500 ma. java. chiefly the latter figure 500
i: are held higher there hs. been inquiry but
.sls; have ys, resulted STOCK 81 coo bag; ,.
are wsS., sale; Of ss1c s., ,S cS
Palm" and "Ltehfsid Cos" Plain Sparm sell to fair
e1ts,t 2. ts Pa,sYi a. rs ,,,a. 20 ,n,. Sod, Al,
arrive, at &c % cs.ks Cream Tartar "a BE- l5esses
sS Lsid dSs rUaass bee: s. sod.
private term: The market ss. .sS sIes'd's' dull
By not .. S. Domn
60 Loswood At els 50 cash. in bond and loo tuns DO supposed
Flour AND MEAL-The Flour market opened frln but
clippers OF coming forward freely bode,; were compelled 70
fair demand prevailed. The arrivals fair and the stock
secumql.tns slowly The better grade. are in fair demand er
the usee steady prices the sales 1890 bbls ct s5d
IS 50 for On 70 ,O.d sass IS .ea % q 9 superans
oa: sd
for %h S e s5t HSo Il ~ e; l;,
IS SEA So for 1uPerns, and Sc Odss Tor eI,I. brands
surerne but good brands steady sales Of 600
s for s:h e r.; ,ss Flour :nPs sas t.
-. Con Meal lowsr il ; 81 Of SEQ os s3s tor
FRurSTh. trsn.stons in moot Kind. except foreign
quite limited sales OF COO bushels African Peanuts fresh o.
IS eco Baisms CO. at So IS 900 B.rsco. Cocosnus at 30
geo bun che; Bsf's GO o s.s.n,. a. 1s p 2 Ded AP's
70 Cher ice &c Green Apples are DULL scarce and pomia.
BY auction OF Pride Of the Sea- under Port Wrdens
lisp, ction compr 900 boxes Mesns Lemons at 81 IS 50
DO . 81; l do. Oranges q, ~ ~ 3; 90 do at
IS leo halt to - ~ 80 boxes p
;!c IS bags Fbers d6ic and IS bags wslnus at &c. all
cash.
FIsH-Aseterel have beeu active at declines some $500
bbs Noe and taken a shade CT der our last quota
tons Dry Cod dull aud heavy ss Of 300 qts al $50
for Grand Banks and So Georses chiefly the latter In
other kinds notice sales OF 50 bbs salmon ga 800 ebs
Glib Herring arrive 81 80 300 bali bos ssybook Snsd
$40 IS Box Herring without movement.
FIRE CRACkERS-Further sales Of 500 boxes Canton, 20
racksIes, at 81 IS, have been made.
GRAlN-The demand for Wheat not active and prices
Of secondary quality rather lower sales of 500 bushels
Southern Red at 81 IS for COO bushels mixed Ten
neSee at IS; 49, 500 bushels VIII Southern at 81 100
81 S3 $500 Bushels Mixed 90 at 81 IS; $500 bushels NIL
~aukee Club 81 36dsl So 500 bushels Red Jersey at
81 800 tuahels madam Club 81 So AID 10 100 BUSH
els White d. 81 7sd g. Rye 10 better and ia good de-
nand sales OF 4co bushels &c for Western aud SIC for
Nhern O.ts firm and fair demand at IS Sc. for
State and S6dSs.c for Western Corn 2c lowerj good
sound lots 900 bushels 45945c for
sound; d5sc TO- Mixed 5sd5sc for Southern Yellow and
dec for White do and choice do 1t 65d and 50 Sc.
for Round Yellow.
HEMPThe stoch Of American very l4ht, aud prices
still sdvancuk the lsst sale Of Rough
,un held I $500 SIS. Dressed held firmly asa
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Brown, SHIRLEY IL Co.'S Circular.

Per Amsrieo.l LIVERPOOL, Friday. june o, ls'6
We report quiet busness CoTroS during the past
week decline Of Lisa 3D. y ID Ia the lower and mddlins
descrip tons Of American.
The ending last evening esmsted at
So bales spectators tak 80 and $50 bales
To-day the buxness is called 600 ba the market closing
with tosably steady appearance a. the following qqos'ons
OrlesEs. Mobiles Uplands
Fsir...................... st tt eD.
Middlirg................. 63l6 6! 6l-l6 y 10.
Ordinary gcod ordinary 5ia5id Inferior Il Esd T. n.
Total stock this port 5000 bales American S 900 bales
Total time last $50 coo bales American 3il 600 bis
Import for the week, s. 600 bales
The Manchester market dull and pirtess. but prices
without much change.
There has doing in WHEAT and FLoCG at
the prices Of week INDIAN Corn dull at the
quotations White WHEAT lCl4dl0l 10; Red 9i3d9I 10
nsi Western Canal FLOUR % d3l Philadelphia aud Bat
IS ass S. Ohio $ Canada 81 ass Sour 81 81
Dbl White INDIAN CoRs % 6Q29 YELLOW 81 023S; Mixed
81 quarter.
The sales of TuRPESrryE for the week reach 300 bbs
7i9d7ilo while RosIN is in good demand at 43a46
for quality.
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FRIDiY, June 20-P. N.

IIDl !, JUIt W "
The Stock market has been baoyant TO day and
moderately active. There is disposition to buy, and
the bears operate cautiously. There IL an especially
good demand for the Western Stocks, which have
made or about to make dividends. The orders
from outsiders for Stocks, whch have been very few
Of late, are increasing and this is the feature upon
which the street depends for sustaining an up
ward market. At the close holders were firm, but
the market VS. dull. Erie offered freely at
~, with hids fr large amounts at 56i. Read
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La W LNZ,E,LLIGE.NCK.
u. D. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Before Co nmissions
MORTON, JUNE %, 1856.
THE ALLEGED SLAYER BRAMAN.

The United States ast. Josefa Pedro da Cunhs.
The next witness called by the Government was
ns Monaas
week saw her syss time; before that at pier No e Es.
and o,her seized her found Capt A. Deano j Michel
@ the. eS
steward and John Williams, The the wheel got the
MI JOshi@.sn here pu, In evidence sertiaed copies of
'' Wns.. rssu%eai boarded this vessel wish De Ause
Witness testified TO tbs facts to by the
cunh.. l s.iei Capt Dsisno now to spell 4 that
cenhs produced h. and p.sno .sd mat Ds Gu.as
ft Cunha minated that be bad property on board aud
- .n int the s's spS ssna me
opened bis carpet the lh board the brig the Pr.
BY M D. cunSs before be e not opened
until Opsust e eSs
bruhe and In gold and brass coins from one OF
fIetAtorsy VARIOUS papers found his trunk. to
sether with think two Ievoves and poinsrd ps Canhs
occasion, told that he passenger board
list found board other persons for gard
passenger List. could get there was large qu.nd'y Of
Cros. sxsmined-when taken the vessel was between Quar-
Anune and Fort Hsmton had no warrant against the yes
81. q. T.,.e n5.p 90 bs s.co the
ca. ssr the seizure the prisoner taken TO Kings County
Direct animation resumedhe following persons in
s and repIssnd s%; s John
esS Frank Grey these men said they engaged passage
adjourned 70 IL q. Saturday.
deputy Marshal DE Angels arrested PlacidO de Cas-
NO ana Honnquo do Costa Thursday night criminal
Mrsnt Tor being epsaxo3 fns the Braman for
usde aud lodged both Of them In Elddge Street Jail
esseidsJ Mr. Be Ded;t brought DE Castro before mis-
ner Morton. and demanded examination. The ex.mins
vs. Sei down for ruesfsy Counsel then moved
a. NE prisoner admitted 10 bail motion W - sisted by
smlnsss Attorney, une's tbs prsoner would waive
M de h. s 70 90
bic csa. aud without, the mission Of proba
axsnst pet Attorney said hs soleunly protested
no PRISONER 70 ball h. intended give
aid BE- so sS a,s ,ss,s no mot, Tse conm
eesti,n Of the hsht Of x. 70 bail Ia $500 leaving
entirely bew in bic a. ,sD.U The Sas.on I..sd was
ssf a. .astr eTsn delay Joseph es'e
heuls ushed 70 the satisfaction Of ~. eafsed the surety
Ien Da' - tshsn Al the rl's OF the nrl'ioner.
Bang ie'' open t The return o. Judge Bs,i question
ee,PREME CoURT-s,EcIAL Tsss-Jun.M
CLEskE. "Note Judg'
BABEAs cobPus-ouR Mormon FRIENDS .c.,v
The Ps~ge, ss isl samuel Js,vs, as,. james Thoms.
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- - =, an. mornir pursuept 70 .dournm' at M;
Jsses beis three ehd'n one 'Sss' -
wfon are I'M or s. were oil 10 court Ih, children are
an nic stips anomaly amons nbs 81 tn law,
que rather more affection for mo thsa fsthcr
an 20 whom the writ dire ted, and who
h",hsy OF the lady, vas slso present n
tn ,etition Of Jervs forth ID be res he's in Here
eo,a Wslss; sfe sbsDdonet and came - this
country for purpOss of sstlns With their children am ing
M Lst.on for the defepse V h plea 70 the ur.dcton
which Tho Court 1t ovs-ed He alec cantended tina.
other HE sdsy required to prove that
petitocr either busespd or father on" INC
e return read which, after denying CUSTODY
In be form and uvcng an intention to become cnen
do frr Is unfit bage the custody Of the children because
has been cruel ard tyranncai In the family eoln,
drnltaId an p.peT and has depended his wife for support
ard oud Nv Jsyss good eharAcer oy ne
t that the Abeesvnny Railroad forwarded him sauifonsy
aud the B.s % .n 1 n ty in the ore:
emit affair The appearance Of the petitioner cooborated ne
statements Of his counsel. < -.-.,.
father and mother to have care OF the ch
drep. should be rs ferred a.. , -
Mr. Edwards however, argued that snfciem spppaiea
the papers Judgment In favo OF toe rso
lsyirs stiess upon untravsd allegation that Utah ws
the destination Of the other parties
Judge Cleric remarked that though question OF mere scn
ative could decision, would raise DINER
ept question shown be connected with Immoral pocIce
and that of the claimants was going to Join sca
would serious considerations but on the whoie
reference would be ordered to Jut se feabody
In CoURTuoF APPEALS, June 20, lso6.-No. 43,
Ames sgt. NewYork Union Insurance 20 Argued yohn H.
Rev nolds for appellants; Samuel Besrdey for respondent
M 49, 81 ST. IS Reserved for fourth week; No ~, june
sO 49, June "a; 6l July ls; 49, lS struck On 4o' d.
Court adjourned until Tuesday morning. June a. for want Of
Calendar for June s7 CO. g. Ga s5 &C. g. 10, 1872 40
COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY.
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NEKJE,RSEY ITEMS.

Fremont Asp DAYToS.-Au is rejoicing and enthu-
siasm here Guns were yesterday fired at the State
House for several hours. The ticket is strong one
and will rally to it's support the whole strength of the
vast Republican party OF the Union. At the West as
we said long before the nomination, Fremont will give
overwhelming impetus to its success, and in New
England his name will infuse new energy into the Re-
publican masses. In New.Jersey, Judge Dayton is a
everywhere. The whole Wing phalanx of New.
Jerey long used to victory and seldom to defeat will
rally to its undivided support. Trenton State Gaz.
The Hon. WV. L. DAYros FOR VICE President.
The nomination Of this distinguished son of New
Jersey for the PresideI cy, by the Peoples Con-
yenaon Philadelphia, il where responded to
with the vel,est demonstrations OF approval we are
not surprised that is go. statesman OF enlarged
experience high Abilities and unsulied reputation he
challenges the 9dmiratiOn of the country and partlc
ularly OF that section which be has faithfully served
in the past. Newark mercury
SIcK.-TAe Jersey CITY Courier, an American
paper has raised the name of Fremont for the Pres
dency. II also support. DIR. Newal for Governor. II
is an industrious and able paper, and will do the Right
good service. The Jersey CITY Sentinel, another
American paper that favored the nomination OF Com.
Stockton, supports Fremont and Dayton
Newark Mercury.
JERSEY CRY PoLIcE.-An ordinance was adopted
by Jeney City Common Coun; at its last meeting conso
dating the day police and night watch into day and night
police force composed Of Chief Of Police two aids to the
Coene in' III. py q the chief win BE- q the aids
chief ESQ. and Of the policemen $500 each per annum
The Common Council Of Jersey City has appointed
a. new the Board Of Education to fill VACANCIES
A. Hardenbursh Of the First Ward James Flemmins Of the
Second Henry Greene Of the Third and Alex Ramsay Of
The Fourth Wards.
Common Council appointed to fill all of the vacancies
Oh Committees
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interest for sale in the Shawneetown Coal Mines, STA
sted in Gastin County, Illinois, near the OHIO hver
There is rothipg very important financially IN the
mails o. the America excepting considerable decline
on the Paris Bourse. The eItrsvagant specui'tions
which have employed the people Of Paris for some
time sppears as if approaching crisis. In London
the Money market comparatively easy, and Consos,
although irregular, are better.
The following table will chow the fluctuations In
Consos since the 3lst ult:
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TS Mariners.

QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AT WAsHISSros, n C..From
and amer this date eli arriving tho West Indies
South the Gulf Of Mexico any point South Of the
latitude OF Cape Fear requested to stop ct tho Boarding
station abreast Wooste ilery, to DO vsted BY the
Port Physician. ,,, A.,
Vessels arriving here from any port with sickness on board
above station until visited oy the rort Phyn
can neither have any communication with the
shore without his permission.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of and
Pnotsge. WI LOVE, Oien
WHnipeton, N. c., June IA, 1856.
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Total Pots and fearls.
BEESWAX-Amercsn Yellow Is in fair request but in mal
supply; ca es OF s. n at &c., Low held at &c.
COTTON-The market has ruled unsettled and dull buyers
end sellers being apart their the former demand tc
concession the per America but the latter firmly
sceept any decne sales Of 500 bses We repeat
yesterdays prces-they are entirely nominal
kEw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
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RAreSues ~ Produce.

BY North Rrey Boats-Msy T7l4 bills Flour so 900 bush
Wheat 50 500 bush Corn 81 bush Rye, 10 bbs Whisky
bbls Ashes, 2, SOP Provisions
BY E,ie Ralroad-Msy 2ol 800 bbls. Flour 70 bills Pro
visions l45 bbs Whisky, 5os bags Meal.
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MARNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Stesmships-Georse Law, Herndou Aspnwsl. NJ O. Rob
erssi Ericsson, Lowbsr, Liverpool, z X Collins.
Hofsio, HsnisIi0sd, shasshs Francs Hsthawsy; J. g.