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Nmtos GARDtS-The Rave,s will this evening appear
In the comic spectacle OF "Hanco" which appears
destined 70 have long and very profitable run and the
ballet pan,oniime entitled the "Elopomcnt"
BowuN TrrAnT-Mr. Chanfrau, the unrivallcd "Mose"
will enact his isvorie character in "Iinds, the Segar
Girl" for his benefit 10 night The "COrscan Bro,hcrs
follows, with Mr.. X Johnson ar the twins.
BvRIoS'e-Mrs. W. J. Florence makes her first appeal
Tor benefit here TO night She tenders the pieces
in which herself and husband have won the plaudts OF
large audiences every evening this week.
wniAcg's-Mrs. J. W. wslsck Is to play the srduous
character OF Ion In Talfords tragedy OF that name sup
ported by Mr. Dyott, Mrs Hoey and ohor talented mem
bers Of the company. Tho "Wnch OF Windermerer fol
lows.
LAURA KuNEs.-The drains. entitled "Iife's Trou-
bed Tides" and the famous extravsgauzs OF variety"
again announced for this evening The casts embrace
Misses keenc. Reynolds and Manners Messrs wbcaicgh
Johnston, &c.
AMrmoaS Mtwus-In addition 10 the mulutudes OF Gu.
riosues with which this establishment Is literally
med visitors will this afternoon be entertained by
capital farcos, and In the evening with "frsud and its
Nictlms.D
Enror1ANsN Songs, dances, butesques and the farce
Of "Thc Mummy" constitute the programme nj George
Chrsy and Woods Hall The Buckleys are 10 perform
aladdin 'oMseissip,a Steamers and Mississippi Niggcrs
SC The Bry ants tender quite an assortment or comica
including the nd pcnsable Essence Of Old Ngnny"
NM IA GRANcEs CosuRr PosuuSsp.-rn consequence
Of the ndpositon Of Mr. Guyon, the pianist, Mme Ia
Grange uuavodably compelled 10 postpone the ire
vel concert che announced for last evening.
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THE SrTCH EXPorT.-The export of over two
in the Arabia. followed, as II is likely to be, by
an export Of million on Saturday, is an event OF
too much importance to pass without something
more than mere mention. The total receipts of
gold from California for the incomplete fiscal
year Of 1861 fall short OF those of the CORES
ponding portion of the fiscal year lsjj-56 by
nearly four millions of dollars, while the total
shipments Of gold from this port for the same pc
Rod exceed the shipments during the correspond
ing period in 1855 Sc by over twenty millions of
dollars Thus the eleven months show differ
cncc against US. a. compared with the eleven
months of 1856, equal to twenty-four millions
Of dollars. Assuming that the shipments during
the present month will continue on the present
scale, We shall have sent abroad 10 Europe. dur
ing the fiscal year 1861 no less sum than
S4s,O0O,O00 in gold from this port alone-fully
ten TO twelve millions more than the total receipt
from California.
That this steady drain Of specie is due 10 the
over importations Of the dry goods men and
dealers in luxurics, is obvious The importatious
this fiscal year at this port are twenty five mil
lions Of dollars in excess Of those last year, while
the exports show only trifing increase of some
four millions Of dollars. The fact L. last year,
everybody expected crisis, and was cautious;
this year. people scem TO have made up their
minds that sll is serene and the orders for foreign
goods In defiance Of hard times in the West, and
extraordinary specie shipments from this port,
are exorbitantly large. The new tariff will doubt
Ices tend TO increase them, and favor the expan-
zion of mercantile credit
II Isl singular good fortune for us that con-
currently with these events the decline in rail
way property discngages capital enough to ena-
BILE merchants TO carry on the business of the
country without inconvenience. Were there as
much speculation as usual in railways, money
would now be very close indeed, aud failures
would DC common.
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The Old Cent.
TO TIE EDIToH OF THs HERALD.

NV oRE, june II, 1901.
VIII you be Kind enough to oiorm business gcner.
ally, including myself, wba, benefit the issuing Of the
much aled Of new cent will be to the pubnc # the old
ones are not called exchanged by the proper autbo
ties for new Un Thinking that such woula be the case
after allowing weeks for the friends of the Sub
Treasurer 70 speculate tho cents the rate Of 10
per cent on the dollar this day dosn We dollars
Ia old coin, with request that they would exchange
them TOR me, when the answer returned that I'VE
don't want any Old cents nle.s some measures are
taken TO withdraw the old cent from circulation the
Of the new one l. but Of tbs infection long
horne by the business community.
AsUTTEIEG IRON TIE OLD CENT
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The C.se OF the United states and State Au-
thorsties In Ohio.

CINuNNATI, June III, 1907.
The of the State against the United States auhori
ties resumed this morning. number OF dispositions
road Of rcbuung character, mainly substanaing
the testimony Of Elliott previously gwen to the eec, that
excess committed by the Msrshal's posse Some
OF the sdsvits went show that the first attempt at
firing from tho Sherid's party. Attorney General
wolcou, on behalf of the State and Sheriff, asked
for adjournment, In order to take other deposit
tons. This was objected to, and compromise
made to the effect that re5utlng testimony might
be introduced q, future day Senator pugh then
menced his ugumun. in behalf of the Marshal and ohers
He closed this afternoon and followed by Mr. Mason
for the defence. The will probably again be ad.
jourucd over in day or two.
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military Expedition aga,ns, the Indians.

-. LOII, juno 1T, I6DT.
Major sedgwick with two squadrons ofcavalry c For,
IeayeD~orth the 18th ult and Colonel sumner with
squadron, left the 20,h. One squadron Fort
Rearncy and three companies Of infantry Fort Lara.
mic would join sumner who goes against Cheycnnes
and other hostile Indians Major scAgwick was to unite
his force that OF Colonel Sumner at Bcnis Fort in the
(hevcnnc eountrv
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DISASTROUS Ereslae t..

BREAKS IN THE GKNEsEK VALLEY AND CROOKED
LAKE. CANALs-rHE OIL CREEK RESERVOIR DA-
MAGED-NAyIGATIOE IMPKDRD.
ALBANY, June IL, 1857.
The following dispatches have been received hereby
the Canal Auditor
ROCHESTER, June 11.-Thcro tremendous deluge at
Dansve the 9th inst The canal ruins for three
miles from Dansvile down the side cut Three locks
have given way. The aqueduct remains, but has
bankment
The break in the canal the Monroe Spring House has
been repaired.
PENN YAM June 9-Asevere freehet this morning caused
serious damage along the whole line OF the Crooked Lake
canal There break in culvert No. from the lake,
the guard lock- and another the level above Dres
den locks; and the levels filled with mud and gra
vel navigation cannot be resumed before Saturday or
Nondsy next. The storm was the most severe known
here for many years.
CrsA, June 1.-The Oil Creek reservoir or the Genesee
Valley canal gave way this evening The canal also
somewhat injured.
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The Public Works OF Pcnnsyivan,a.

PHnApr1iTuA, June IL, 1851
The hearing Of the application for injunction against
the sale Of the main line Of public works has been post
pOued til next TUESDAY, when tho Supreme Court Will
meet here
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General Walker mt Cincin natl.

CNcsSAu, June IL, 1857.
General walker aud suite passed through this city this
morning. for Washington, via the Marietta railroad.
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A Man Hanged by Vigilance Committee In
Virginia.

RICHMOND, June II, 1857.
Jefferson RaDdell, who WINS zen, away from Rocking
ham county for burning barns aud plunderng returned
and WIS seized by Vigilance Committee and hung
tree on ruceday. His sen-insS in custody aad
tn be hung vpatcrtav
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Wasnsngt0n.

News from WashsngtOn.
LORp CLARENDON's sTAryMNT5 DHkIKD - THn
COURSE OF The AurBORITIEs IN THE PLUG UGLY
BLOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THS NAVAL
OOURTs, ETC.
wAsaNGros, June IL, 1857.
Tho State Department, understand, positively denies
that any new proposition had been made by England
touching Central America announced by Lord Carea
don to the British Parliament
The pubic meeting OF citizens called as the City Hall TO-
day has Just adjourned after passing series OF resou
tons complimentary to President Buchanan Mayor Ma
ider and others engaged in suppressing the riot
the LIST instant About thousand Of our principal ci.
zens were present; the of them however stayed
away in compliance with the Mayors request he belev-
ing the meeting uncaled for the entire press of the
country bad approved the pursued by the author
ties Mr.. RatcG made q few plain remarks in support
Of the resolutions, which were adopted unanimously
Two Of the Plug Uges reported have died yester
day Of wounds received in the Washington riots.
The national democrats in Washington without
cepton dicule the attacks OF the Richmond South upon
Governor Walkers Kansas inaugural
The first Naval Court was engaged this morning with
the casc Of Lieut. Ed ward c. Bowers, Two witnesses
were examined for the government-Csptain Kelly and
Dr. Folz of the Navy The second Court has taken up
the case of Lieut. Alexander Gibson, furloaghed, and
Lieuts George W. Morris and John c. Carter
ned for the applicant when the closed for the
present Passed Assistant Surgeon VIM +. Darlington
Was next examined on the part OF the government In
Court No. Capt Laumer was under consideration,
but no progress made.
TIE GKssRAI NxwsPAPSR DEPArCa
rHY RECENT xLxcTyoN RIoTs-THB COURT or
CLAIMS
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1857
There bu. small attendance III the public meeting
held here this afternoon. Resolutions passed
demnatory OF the invasion Of the city by band Of awess
rufnans from Baltimore eiecten day, and commenting
the Pes lent the zeal of the Mayor and the military for
their fofbeaance we'll for their effective execution
Of the orders given them the occasion. The meeting
quietly dispersed
The Court OF Claims win continue in session until the
close OF June, and in the meantime will hear any
which parties may desire 10 eubmit.
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