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poorer brethren, that Is now bestowed " on
the rich. and il propcrtiona'e allowance
was made Tor their respective temptations,
the catalogue Of converts To Righteousness
would he infinitely enlarged 30 Wills, u
rcsolu,c handbag Of the foul and spreading
ulocrs tha, lie. deep seated, brnea'h the fair
and rlistcning skin of that class that de-
sights 10 eall itself society" would bring
the corruption to the surface, ami rid the
'body pnli,ic" of lis fostering poison at
onoe. But, M, different terms arr uscl 10
designate the conduc, Of the higher and
lower classes. "wha, 10 the cap,ains hi,
n cliaierie word" &c
Ifthc poor man, impelei by want and
hunger. and the thought ola starving family
at home. takes pound Of hacon from store,
he ia low miserable thief; and is immediate
ly hauled ct to prison. which he leaves with
blasted reputation, A lady, land such
cases are frequentl abstracts, "coarsy the
wise do call IT," tempting bit Of silk 10 her
mnG. and the cour,ly doctor al oncc pro
claims i, "a mos, interesting case Of monoma
nia--lady Of high respectable family 1hen.
pooh pooh my dear Sir. impossible -
However, an instance Of cvcnhanded justice
came bcior, the public tn, other day, and
that in arisiocratic England, tha, comr'c,c
ly as,onshcd the smg biea Of the Metropo-
Ii. A Captain SOMERSET. Of the guards,
and cousin Of the Duke Of Beaufort, the
cream Of British arstocracy. chauc,d 10 as
ault a policeman, who had or1ersl the Cap
tain from ofI the footway in Hyde Park --
The Cs'tan was Immediately t,kcn before
sitting magistrate and treated the matter
lightly enough, when to his horror. the mag
is,rate informed him that he had dsr,-
tionary power, either TO fine or imprIson him
for three weeks In the House Of Correction.
and tba, he bad decided upon the latter
course. as a fine would he merely u nominal
punishmp, for person Of the Captains 20
sition. Had a she'll fallen through the ducal
house Of SOMERSET It could not have carried
greater CONSERVATION with Il than th. de-
cision Of thr stern Edile, who in spite Of all
the rcmonsiranccs, powerful aud aris,"cra'ic
as they were brought to bear upon him. de
lvcrcd over the Captain TO jail, where, for
three weeks be was 10 bc scen With his head
shavcn, and 10 The grey dress Of other iai
birds ia rcpou
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t,essrwss,v. aud wssa, Tvsns,lst


TN Saturday al,auoop . terrible ,ornad
swept ovv a por'im of Christian ooan,y
Illinois, carrying death and destruction Il
,ts course. onr iaIormau, was al the vii
lagr of I'ma, IN that connty. daring tn
blow. anil Describes its dtacts ,lwrr a
terrific, II was accompanied by hail M
rain, BaItdlincs wew ~ pt from ,hci,
foundations and'some Of them carried int,
tho air. o,hera unrnkS. and others torn Int,
atoms, A number NJ ncW atorv that ha
Just brn complctci wrr SrxttsrNl Into fray
n,a's the Presbyterian Church, q hrr,
f"am oaihling, was mov,d nmc siA ke'
irWm lts foundation the Illinois Contra
Freight depot ass unrnItSl a train o
ifrirhi cars was blown fts,m the track an
~or~ than all, I've irr~as a woman MIR
four chihira wcIc killed by b,ine s,ruci
by falling timtep, or rarrssl in,o tho OIL
and thrown upon the ground Several 9th
~ parsons wav more " lcs~ injured. somc N
whom may die irom the effects oi their inju
rie-, Ch'aao hmotrai u, Tuesday
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Tus MovSr NEgxos k~rsTg.-~ Ils ladies
Of the -0uth have esisrsi In.o tb. work oi
ray.ax a sun 90 parcass the Moan, Ver.
n,u .~,ats. - q. % scnre the hour asi
grave n wxshington from dissertation o.
ibry have jas, I<'s-i a. appsnl 10 ibs May
e,-s a cites and towns sn,l ,sjstsx u Dess
paI.r. ,hroa2bou, The n,on ptDf,sinz that
ibs cnn,ny Fourth ~ Juiy nav b. d,-iies-
,.-i esrssrrsis-i a,a ms5c m4Dor4t,is ioc,s.
e. by ias az up AOsB, vrr,a .st.-crip
too. n ever yo,srya ~ ibr i.spsblie.--
Tisy say that NOR. than osSs@sgitb OF ias
required .srn has bsro rai-ed III present.
protrYsos u Mosa, yerpcn i.ss odr,J 10
~. tpo hsnired Sr,x Of u,s s~tats. iUfIn-
Isaz ilss maassoB b0ssr, ~ tt.e state ~ Wv
sis.a as,d a. large suns have b,sn ralssd
a Svrr ,he rBspa. 10 es<npsete ti's par.
css.se. q "a ooly t<sr~ary 0 pay ia-so al
syssf " iAe tf,s-sfy u iiss ODD lbomisidSi.
arsI ayr TIA, ct.Ls 10 s<oepk us Of.qe n
;rastss. There can b. % cf'shs, 80 ti.ibs
,ha, thr en,srr sars xsxei fos tis Jroisrty -
too hspir,.i il.ss.and dsiisr- r~&i.,y J
10 r.s.d IL q usw tias the Frsr "a sss
nslas- 6ui he yriee saass De Jsssd or the ~
,Ats ia, !, sgaI 10 eaiySiily d.sgrsn-
sal II the thirty mi'isors n ishaidtants IN
tho rh5sr.i 5Hae.. ssoad sI.sSw Masp,
yssnDu " ~ "a, 80 no lsss &c spsnI.-
is<>. % tia pr'tsi, that 10 Isois'ssN aAssi
I'D uzch So Il I1e state a VrgiD.s
ell ran ~ rl-k "a a~snin2 ,h@ yrc..sss
~ tie tsop~ .iA go hsd the D.n~ soa
& 70 hstisr ~ VrSlD~ " sssd ;is sDpsr,y
.syI-faAl iry.s.ss 81 ihe vbo~ ast.0a
A.s % by 4 9Th s~ sss '.ssS -Fs.ls
4~DAA Ls4ge
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Ewsepeaa S.~s.

liALivAx. juno 10.
The steamship Europa arrived at this port
early this morning. Sha hn Liverpool o.
Saturday, thu 9Th. and brinss nows ,hrr
days later than by the Vanderbilt.
Parliament, which al date Of account,
by tho Vanderbilt wu pot In w~sion In ron
s'quene of the Whisswuatisie holitiays. had
again a~e'nbhsl, bu, hal not. up 10 The Do
I'ar,nrc II The Europa. dispatched any busi
,1~s Of particular note The debAtra bal
been rather tame
The U. \ steamship Niagara, h~vInp
brrn inspected by the An.srican Minister.
has procs,lsl 10 l'orirmoath 10 rcceiys ile
n~ssrary alterations, preparatory 10 taxing
nm bo~rI hrr portion VI ibs Atlantic ,ablr
the British Oo,ernmrat having kiudly losn
ei the Upii.l stats tho dock yard Vi thai
place.
Tho Liverpool brcmIstails market had NJ
sunpsi hwturs II extreme iulla,ws 10 siIi~,
salcs. a slight decline hal bcca submiitsd
10 ou all articles, excerpt corn. the salss OF
~hirb weru barely maintaiue,i The Inter
sru,ioo II <he holidays. with Tho fsvorsbl,
weather ior tho crops, hal leca maialy In
.'runneniAi In ihs depression u the mar
kcis
The Liverpool provision market is quiet
sm' the pr'os gce~nlly without e~svnlisl
change since tho departure VI ihs vAipIer
bilt
The London mnncy market was wiihou,
e-sential change since the 1d Inst and Coa
sols 'iosst ou Friday si 9JaD4 fos money.
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Nrw Yoas. June ig.
Another serious riot occurred In the rarL
70 day, IN consequence ~ an sitesapt by tn
Metropolitan Pul,cr 10 aFrsst Mayor W0al
aud Sheriff Miliest ~ . wsrrsn, issnei b.,
Judge Hoffman. tr assault IN NJ. Conovss
Metropolitan Cornmis~ion~s of stw~is. III
Metropolitan paIce. wh,le sscssi,ng In 9
b'siy. hS sis,s II tbs City Hall. wesr ics,s,,
back With elahs by the Mayors Pol,ce. swl
many of them badly hurt Capt. Dilks re-.
ported mT'aliy woapded. T'hs park II flIlel
~iih ss sIsitsi crowd. Tbs military. II |,
rsi,ort.si. Ia ~ I've eaiDsd out
The warrant upon Mayor Wood wss
~Ty~l this si,srpooo lie sarrwder~i him
~if To tls Hts.iG aad CAV. bonds In $4,000
D apjsar ~ answer.
Tbs Sheriff surrendered hm~lf 10 hs
coBr The National Guard, wre un,Ls
arms fov sn hour 10 the PARK. and wer uwr
rrbsss~i fran duty. and leit fw b,-s0s 4,
take part in the i,ssksr IlJl CsIebsstiou -
The Twelfth reYimat is nos aDdrr arms q
the City Hall.
A. the anrsy this =. N. svcrsi d III,
Metropolitan pdieemen. ts%isle~ Cspsai,
Dise, ~eve bSliy bsaien. Thar rscovcr,
s seonsSIerei doabtfh
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Mates by az Es-sditop.

The .mal cloud in the distance has
begun To show itself tina, evidently prog.
nosticatrs the coming storm in that gigan-
tic financial establishment the Credit Mo
bilier Of Paris. A Mons CHARLES Tucs-
SKYssEN. banker and sharedcalcr in Paris.
and one closely connected with the eminent
spectators in that city. failed some days ago
for the amount Of from Es0O 900 to 81 900
900, or from 81 to $1,000 0o0-the chief
sufferers in this case being persons who have
entrusted suns Of money anil securities in
his hands. The friends Of this sminsnt opc-
rator were cpdcavoring 10 conceal the ex.
teat Of his liabilities, and the Credit Mo
bilier, that controls the financial operations
Of France, endcavors, in a manner. 10 throw
its protecting Igis between VI. TnrRsrrs-
sEx and the arrows launched By bis par
suers. for the fugitive ia supposed 10 le on
his way To America
The case, taken into conaekion with that
Of the failure Of N. Place or s4.000.00o,
about this time las, year, has caused dis
may among the mos, enthusiastic admirers
Of the Creiit Mobllier. But there Is very
serious question, one even more grave than
the failure Of an enormous banking CON
pauy, contained in this busincss, and that is
the political eifec: tha, any difhculti'S Of the
Credi, Mobilier might have upon the Con-
tipens in general. Making allowance for
the natural jealousy Of the English financial
~rtrs upon this gigantic establishment. ]
cannot bat think that the s!igbtes, check IN
it, operations would throw ell Parss, and
consequently all France, into sach fever OF
excitement. tia, nothing short OF blood-'ct-
ting vii Allay the storm, We mus, reool-
lee, the panic which seiDd opon the whole
country TO embark in the conceru Of the
Credit Mobil,er, that induod the Whole
popals,iou, Of every class snl Distinction TO
place I'll il property IN the han 10 Of f."
specslsiors. Supported by LoCis Nardros
SO entirely has the French Emperor bon
sccus,oued TO act per y. that n the eyeut
sod wont confess taers u aaore ihaa . re-
mote ehaooe Of dark days coming upon tbs
Crris Noeiiier, Loss N.rotEo soaId a.
uroly have 10 bear the brlsi Of The stssn
The occzs,oa would b. eagerly selzei ey 20
l.i,cal oppooen,s asd shoah the pre~s O
France smAncipa;s i;ssI! from the thraldosr
!, so- rroass antr ss TO tbe esasiAyer.
In connection With The former part o
thsse remarks It rM - rather cursoas q
~si-h ,he proo.-!iaz' thai 'he Fresch Gov
e-paen, u.a take Coz The sItradsiion u "
TurnEr~xs. and s- i b, no<.s;er d.
Enaseni ~la dnve stragai iAr0agh ID
u.st<s q the az ,hA, strangled ths ans0.
,u,a,. GRn.r7 and csagtt his sonfrva 4
erine. We shall -
caaro, ~bsn tkins q IL ssy
.A,eA tha; ngs,y enrse q III hs "a
s,ainrd to catch GsuEr aoi be aeoon
plsrs. sr robbsuy R0tAsch.d * h "a
,ae sIns ng,sr ia ,heir Yrrssiil s7os
ssias hs. the -skr'esz q tine b'ins
asou, ks rv,en-S~ Il tays u yo~s To AZ
h~.asA.s lxssliasios ihe,r pozlsA' ~ g'oS
- lO,s ef In, We droS. Sosd sxsrs
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kAssAs AyyAIns.--'i-he Democrary OF
Doagss coyaiy, Kansas. held Conssuiioa
81 leco'nptoo on Tbs 2j,h uit, apd vAs.vl
The following resolution;
''ttsssfssd. That We oil sspport 10 man %
dsissstz o ths esssbtst.ossi svss ssut.ea. sLo.e
datsss u VII be 70 trans tbs eea-,iia,.eu VI thS
iasass ststs VI ksnsas. sna msasa the yailt,c Il
.ssutstisss uassf whieh 80. ~ . Pssy.s. srs 10
i've. snisss hs p'sdxs him.sI iaiy, i,sviy, aid
wmsssi mssssi RESERVATION. 70 a.s ever sssos.
sbls snor 10 su.mst the sam. " syyty SvaaJ J.ds
sctssl ptttiss VI kaasss ~ The proper ls,s Ivr
~ voss being tskss spos its adoption By The
psopls. In ofdsf that the ss,d eonsti atlpa mar
BE- saspssd ~ rejected by the setssi settler. a
this ysssisssy, % sstssiiy VI ,as su,sss mar
dseiAs.
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ldBgaas oa Dry Go"as
NO. ONE.


Young Miss Bslfimy, queen Of the bali,
Whose elegant bIst was the wonder oi ali
Sailing up 10 old Hunk, besoughi him To tell
What H. tbought "the most apropos dress tor
beller'
All. m. belle dame, that my tastes were your
laws
I'd rather see you IN rissbis Esar'
Blushed the belle OF the ball, from girdle to
shoulder.
A. ina isd surprised when the satyrs behold her
For BALI my warned her that Hunk, the Old ~
wouldn' refrain from a slap a, her nudity.
Crimson with shame. bot with herce sell pos
season,
she re,orted-"Old Hank, you re rude asa Hes
ssni
1 really believe you d make IL your duty
To ridcue Truth. were no gsuse on her beauty
H0m, sosf scf. I'm sure you remember;
Though whats gathered in June may be gone
In iscsmber "'
sad Old Hunk We'll, that so'-When Young
er and smarter
| believe did read II on soiuebodys garter
Then . sweet little stocking vas all that stoI"
Peace from the quiet of bachelors soul.
But nov days fashion. with top-sai -aiIfnfled'
show. pretty much all she got IN the world
Though a belle in The bo,,dor looks charming N
no thing,
She looks better here in q iIfs oio'h'as
Boston Pact.
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~ "'~'
The Metropolitan Polioe Csse cafnr up
fs ssyums,, tet'~r the Coor ~ Appeal
ibis morning. Chss Oconnos. kAq., open
ing for Mayor wssi. and Judge kimuSi.
vii occupy ,bs rrrnaIDisr of the mosnins
spsioo The argument viii 10 resfed 10
morrow Tberr will b. IN evrpiss s~sion
u this Coost A large numlsv of psssou.
were Jrc-m. spd tbe gresiyt iatssut w,
manifested IN tbs e.se Mr.. u Connoss sf
gumen, ~as conbeh to ecnstliuiIon.l Oh
j-e''ou' n the district fssn~i by ,be sc,.
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Hr. fm,ts. ,June Ia

BT, t0ris. June 10.
Fort Kelly corr~pad.pcr of the 0,l,
ra'ss that the fheyebns stiseked and d.
stfoy~i an IMMIGRANT train, ~ miles wsut oi
that fort on the 9Th. Killing four sni
~oani,ny three. The indians ar ~ ts.
rcar ~ sumofs forcr.
'ibe Democrat ssys Phillips h chosen
State instead d q. b. Sspsta~.
J'op~ks dates d the l2th ssy . quorum oI
t,,h brsnebes u The legislature wire bus,
at work, tsrrfectiog county townships orsns
issi,oo 0osernor Hobin~ns messsgs hsd
.sen sns 10 The Lrgisisture had nd l~p
disturbed.
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dwn~ IA rQW~t frvm the Z. \ GRAND
Jury. al Springfield. H., sdJr.~.ssi lArs,
nls~,lng On the pnan'ucui pll't,cal tclscs bi
the DAY. VIA; Kansas" the Dssn s,0rr
DECISION, and Utah. In rc.atin 10 Utah.
WI tad the kllowlng synopsis II thu Julgcs
rcmarks in tho Chicago Timex
Aner giving a full explanation Of the facts
Ia tbs UrI s,ntt cns', he came 10 the hst
topic upon which he WAS called upon to
spak towit the affairs of Utah
The act ef lss0, cru,ing the Territory Of
Utah, was pass,I On the sappos,,'on that
the ,scrh then r~iihg there wore citisens
II the Cnitol States, acknowledging their
allegiance AMI claiming the protection Of the
GovrrBmeni SEVEN Years eSp~Icncc has
demonstrated a stats ~ iaets cn,irrly at Va
rance with the suppsi,ioa then entertained
II tho rel~rts tina, reach US from that
Territory ar true, AMI he hal no reason 10
doubt them, ono important Tact stands prom
'ncnily forth. and that Va. that at ess, nine
tenths of the preant II b ,b,lAnls III Utah ars
alien, by b,,tA. who Lay siea,l,iy roiu-,i 10
hvome naturaiiseSl or take the cath ot allie
gancc. Tho newspapers arv thd with nc
counts oi the karitil anil terrible daths 10 ~
ss' ana s"o''', 'm Ho'.'n'',n' u' .n',
~ e''',r' !" "n''h ,"so "ee'' Nv" "va"
W lS"pe ARE 'omp"hn '. sa'~'r'"e' u"
a's" We" SHOWN Una" WV "o'm", "o'etho'
has been and is now rnpagsl In iorining al
lanccs with hostile Indian trlSs. engaging
them To join IN open warfare against III,
Govrruncnt II the United Slais~. anil to
'nu'uer our e'us'ns' A~amns .nA 'n'se
reports are tru" II proves that The "ossrn"f
n,'ns', ~ a'"n 70 'hr "o'''n'Ie", " ue
on''r' state" H'm acting IN ops" u'''An"
" our laws -.
ona'r 'irse circumstance .ne uu,y"
Tue Administration e"at' ah' ao mao ne
."n', implicit oo"''1,nT ~ Mf' naeIa"An
"""r~s' ~''a'" nv" u''n""' W." vas sAe
'sh'" We wo"" NOV. mfa's" ,'~su ""'
'eA'y' 10 'he pam o' a.'y' ''e wa. aA"
~os' u" views o' mst guy ~e'~ o""py,
ana ~ short remove nr'sna'n oaos' sn'
All o,h~ "ihce's "' INC 'so''o'y VINO sym
Pa'ni~ ",'h a," y, "s '''@so.,M o''e ""'n
once ana ~p' ape oo'g' unp'n."ng n""
10 tah' ''"" P'a'~, o'"a VIVA wv"
suone ana '"'."n' ""uI :" """pN' n'"e'
e.l"tM"sH anu Ao'e "",'"' w" va,
ab'e 10 protect 'he eva w''c'fs anu eh'"fe
The law. i<t us have gvJ men iof GOV
tfnof. Marshal. Dsuivt Attorney aud
judges, and then lct IA har" Toll n'r' 'a'f
Investigation into a'ia'rH There 'e' u. know
state of thing. In that Territory lri Us
know who murdered Bsbbitt. ~ho HASA.
h... ff
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PAsHrn II. frxxcn, whiiom Minater
irup I'm stsle Of Nicaragua. 70 ile Cu,,,J
5tste> and Ex-Ei,,or VI . psps Nv ua
Miasi.s'ppi nv,r, who len tLs Turaery
rather quietly and mysisriously last ~in,.s
has commenced the Publication VI Q Rsrs6.
Lsan daily papsr VI sAsaaseuto, CSiloxun.
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Chy qost--Msys Wood ssocumtssi 70
Law. Submitted 10 ssr-, n scood YER
rant si'boat rs,stsace' Mr. Tlnpv. Dspa
" state Commi~ioo-r, snj Capt B~port,
Mayors T'ol'cs. vo~~ sss~stsd n The sane
timr He'd 10 tai Ia $4,000. The Chy
Hall u gaArdsd on oil ssts by the Msyoss
pDline, f1te trips s,lmiii.d bat tboss hsv.
ing basiosss Fartier ostrascn ~ sppre
h'r,isi although troops are 10 resdioas as
,hs ssInofy 20 net si . moDspiS warning
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Tbs Gsnsssl AsssabIy u Rbods Island
adjoarssd 'is Newpost s'vuioo. last frday,
alter busy eristrScc VI fvar dsys. Il sc
propr .sisd $4,000 Tor the tytiicn u 8
stone bsidge at Pa~tueket. end dirvvt.d Inc
rmesai VI ths State Normal School MN
Proshtsocs " bs.,ol. vNrs grsluisuus 90.
coGmsistions wre te@kssd H. 1Le A.
ss@bIy meets Ia i'tosdeues aysln Ia Jsus.
cry.
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The rrehs Democratic 5tsis Coovsntioo n
Sev H.mp4isir" ~as nsm~,oasiy atis~issi
sasi ,s proceedings ssre msfted with .
i.s,moay AID degrs a sYsd jssIiog nd
o.t,ny that the party "a thoroughly sn'''d
M. Clrx. ~i,D ~As p,m,sztrd i6 Cos~vs
lad vs s0;e iaofg ibao the ssiniss se,..
.4ry 20 n0p,aaLt 90 us Er.i kAI,0s Mf
siscL.fs. ffon thc C.snmi,ts 90 Itadu
llas~. fry.spud . oam,-f u rc~sai,a~. t~
rv.d,n9 II -Lieb go frvq~n,iy interrupted
BY aIylsp-r. .ni tbsy ~,rr tben siopssi
ssAsiDocsy Thy give stufanes, 10 bod
All manly lapyuAyr, " ue sru,in.b,s MT
only u III" NV iismpshifc DernocrAey
tas, ile ss,'oSAi Dsso>r.ey u ,ss Who'll
cy4Siry
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I,fr.rlos ~ MissEars We ol~rvs
sith rsgfti, tLs, After az animated struggle,
The i'rssriu, has sPyl.s-i The rotation p',s-
eiple tO o9f iflcpl .BI tamer l-iIsw ciii
1a, j Tnys Re.r, a. socrtary u Mo
tsSsA
a large array a inaaeno was brough' to
lssr 70 scure hs rstszI;ioa IN oi1lc., sod h.
has The Ms,sdAetlon 10 kp,~ that !, wss ouly
tbe ob,,ys'iss slics ths Pr.idsrt ielt an
Dr. b sJJly tn RUS 'senfgsi,'e io ,ls terri,
bNy. that lssise,si BIN 10 ssaninst . ssec's
Ss to Mr.. Eesf. sb,ss O,,c,ai tsrn had
expired Tlse Bal saj At'ss 9th -h'ch
NJ X ~ks sappDrtssi ,sfsss ihc Pr's'drut,
L,z<her eth ls hisb ets.rsctr AMI Isti
'.ass q hs .spps,sf.. s'fs aiiss er''iit-ts
All hxits,if.z - b. ssodlEg .0i srysess,
Hs u1meryaa irsrs!. IN hsf-gipn s.l bear
" hss mo appI'siHsz.s s.tA rSsfyi --- S1'aiA''
SIDE " Ler.o<'st
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Cnahbc ea,cri Cavor'a With ~ men -
All thcsc wcm k,.ld cxop, the Youngest,
said To have hcn spArd by the Mexican
ccmman,icr Garoia The name Of the sur
vivv ,s unknown hut he Is SAID to lsc q boy
IL slNtcca or ~yon,,Sn
Major llobb wni ami Major ToEr are
safe. They ucn with Capt, orys party
tol Il. n Wasi. htc fillmor chv,"r Is
among the dead,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-21

will be that the expansion Of discounts in long
to-day is Only 1894 SCI In of last To
in circulation be added the Bank Of james
Robb there for excitement panic in
Market have met with til. causes there any
believing that sngency last long
We expect that exchange will Decline AID lower than has
years. This conforms to the natural laws Of trade.
Under daily received by eegraphic and mail Of
high being paid in Northern Cities with daily
suspensions there has been reaction
market which observable to-day in circles leading
higher being paid than for long time and
refusals Of loans the very best Of securities.
exchange market continues lean In favor Of buyers
Banks per prem. Outside there sales Of
sight drafts L@1 prem with nrmness evnced by
drawers There purchases by dealers Of sight at NC
premium three days without in fact there
every for sight and short sight, three
and I'VE days sight from to the Bank rate Of
Sixty days sight taken 81 discounextreme rates
being 2sd3L connt, with downward tendency
badly Sterling taken for Al drafts at 7A97
good with bills Of adng drafts being closed at
and below Francs heavy 3552sL. All in all exchange
going down. and when will touch bottom depends the
Of Northern bankers and exchange
e they anything for this purpose in the way
of gold might well be coming this way early day
Sterling high grade been sold this week in New York at
per cent.
Banksefthis city for the eeek ending Satur
10u-N fIfedOfer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-21
The following comparative of loans discounts
mortgages pledges which includes active and
S24,565,0@
Commercial Intelligence.

Europal LIVERPOOL. s'h Month, Augus9 18Th, 1851.
Without with to ss cson
many controlling influences we may be permitted at this
the a,res now more actively bearing upon subject
last printed remarks 3ls uimo we inme,ed that the true
becoming clearly developed time this
o e
inadequate supply do they BY any polite
and show Of soadsnss has 6seR TO
pe degree of the feeling ia e % na a D
quite corresponding more than that OBJ
,hs cor g fs beyond disputes fully
former period and for a foreign markets save the East indies
are usng to even pr seen ai the
stock Of the the s npIes eeisc only
s s on hand the
bales Tbs export up 70 h se os
This moment will differ much from the average Of that Of
Last the qusn eT R Of s
from M Qres this date 1885, to the end Of the year.
It would appear evident that without larger supply can
be within the same period this n now psSns 10 be-
seen whether the sr es ae ay By
seied to bring about the adjustment Of supply and demand
must not be that extensive as a Is e
You'd their immediate wants and in the last Two weeks her
ms we'll IsmemSeed Quantity ae
trade 50 o OF ss bs esa '0f the
the high Spectators seem to require some
stronger than seMed 10 operate 10
but Transactions OF tns cha
largely entered into in East India 10 arrive
grades this description of the staple enter nuch more
largely than formerly and are evidently gaining avor
much alte receipt
of udvces America cath st Of continued rain in many
the growing districts and the advance OF al per d. oo-
engendered with respect to future supply
Holders have however, unwlngness 10 realise
ul rates could be exced the critical position of affairs in
India and the China tro yet unsettled standing in the
entire confidence Island cotton OF the common and
meuum qualities I'D per ID dearer in the week and
good business doing the high prices scarcity OF Egyp
increased consumption oil these descriptions
fine cotton continues be qnite neglected ,
Particulars of import sales etc. oil COTTON from the 5st u
10 this date, inclusive