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Tho Eporrpotiou Bags s,aee that the Turkish ecers
mlrtions IN Belfium have been suddenly recalled.
These cver'g construed into confirmation OF the
satisfactory relations said 10 be existing between the TO
veInmo0V n TIE tee O. INT lee.
The Bfusacis Mgsy scs that order bad been
issued the disoandng oi the militia called 70 arms
during enc recent demonstrations.
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The election ocu,nued very animated, bit pro
eeuted feature The democratic party was eul
divided and likely 10 continue II was supposed that
OF Their aes n elected would take tue oath 70
The although their organs refused 10 give any
satisfaction IN the matter.
The Pienipoteutares vere IN meet Al the Fortgn Em
bassy IL rnie. the 10Th &C June FOR the purpose o.
signing the convention relative 70 the "Turco Russian
Fruntie-s."
The si.cIe bad received third warning for article In
favor OF the democratic candidates.
The Mo~iirr~ says that account ~ the election the
usual result in this osso Suspension OF publication, Will
not he foTccd-
There " = doubtful rumor sAca TIA, Napoleon viii
shortly pay anosbe~ visit to Queen Nioio4A
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obtained gcnefd bcsse( Among tho merchsn0 and I'm
porters.
In regard 10 o6oess who has b0en alleged, have
CURED fees from merchants for Furnishing them inorma
cn In advance Il their returns the Custom House. the
necessity for tbAs Information will be removed md OBJ
viated BY The Instructions end regulators requiring The
oice 70 mako their returns mmodiatsy OpalecDS,
where Tie nicrmston hereaftrr bs obtained
There are oshef suggestious which am q present
able 70 give, but which VIII DO made public In due time
There were chAyses made against individuals In W.
Custom House Of matfeAsas M ONCE, charges of pecuh
ton and speculation, bribery and corruption; but Tie
Cnmmssson Although fully satisfied that such existed b
come extent unable the necessary proof 70 sub
stanAae the chAyges The OoikcOf, however, who Il fully
OF all the facts viii cut them loose shortly ster hs
advent into Office.
viii be ,esssSy for the merchants 10 aid the nov
Collector In carrying Out these commendabe objects, by
cheerfuy CONFORMING with the Instructions az the SeOro
ary and relieve the Custom House Of the 0diam which
has long been attached 70 II
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Madrid sdvloes are 10 June 13. Notwithstanding The
favorable weather for crops wheat maintains lts high
price IN of the Castllian markets stocks
email hi scarcely any transactions occur, and the,e
"a exortant rates.
bad ncooou, IL given OF the vineyards Of Zeres
Nothing had TRANSFERRED IN reiaep 70 the dispute with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30
THv NEW YORK CUSTOM BorsF rNvEsTis ALTOS
WHAT WAS Dors-ARRASGExsSr Fos TIE sEc
COLLECTOR

CObLkCTth
wAsmsgro-, jane -, 1857
Informed Nc rIrs,JD briefly yesterday that tho Com
n,t,on composed q John Guthrie and Charles Brown
APPOINTED by The Secretary Of the Treasury tn examine
Dla The mode sod Of collecting the revenues OF
IA New Ycrs Custom B0se for osher purposcs and
,so 10 abu-s tina, grown up N the various
Departments 10 that gigantic establishment where ,~o
thirds Of Of The whole country collected 30
10 the position Of the ner ccllec,or which
BY the bye win be trying and eubsassiur--as easy
and comfortable possible, had made their report
Complsne have been made for years back by the
merchants and importers o. New Ysrk, Philadelphia
snd other cities 10 the manner In which business
has beer transacted sad carried among the various on
Gals, ard they brought the attention Of Secretary
Cobb Immediately after his adven, into ONCE and be deter
mind 10 INQUIRE into and possible them, AMI
facilitate the business and relieve TIE merchants ~ Tas
possible from the dlsuIues and ombarrsssmcnes uhch
hare long been he suhjcc, or complaint
Gbavc NOT ye,scn the report which vis be very voun
ncus bu, understand The suggestions and improvements
which w be submitted 10 the Secretary, and which viii
be adopted and Immediately PIT into operation, N 70
ference TO the general routine " business connected with
The various depart nenis sys omahxpe aud .nplfyipg
them 10 facilitate The despatch OF BUSINESS IN The
Custom HOuse
The Opraisers' department vlr be m4naged N
render greater despatch a0d do away with any
csaeo Of complain, Of syora,m which seem 70 have
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urd~ the apprebeAsioa that the nlibusters may
again turn their attention to Cuba. and the doubt
- 10 what course Mr.. Buchanan may pursue in
that event
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Salcs of Dlinos shares were made on Thursday - ~
Most Of The above prices are entirely nominal
hsssrs Barring, Bro. Co report the busiues-iu Amcr
pared with the currcnt rates Al the sailing Of the Persia
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF cotton fV the
week al $500 baes Of vnch exporters TOOK 1000, AnA
spectators $500 All qualities had slightly advaac-d,
partially caused by the reduction Of the discount by
On The aay preceding The s,us Of tho Nsesra aTrasy,
we're 600 bales Of which Spectators took 5000 ard
exporers 5000 the market closing quiet and prices
dy. The followins were The quosaiiouss-
New Orleans ..................sr 7is6
Mobile. .........s..."..ss..s..Sk ~
ocs go cos bales, o. which COS go were Amcrcsa
LIVERPOOL Bxxapsruvps xaHxr.
1essrs. Richardson, Spence Co a circular reports acur
stsady and quiet wheat que, and doll, ana ruesdvp
advance barely maintained Corn closed heavy ADD enscr
but without guOabe change In price, Red wheat 81 "a
ern canal Al So. I'd. 32s Onto, 32-. Cd q as o..
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 30. 5is. Cd. Cotn-Mrci
3ss. I'd. 3es sno vbte, tos q ala
LIVERPOOL rsovIstor MARKET.
Messrs- Hchardson, spence 20. Bgaod, Athya On.
and James Mcfenry Q, e circulars report PORK buoy
dun add heavy lard cIred arm a. e1s Cd 6as TsIlo.
hrmer; butchers sclls ~ sos. q 5os. Cd
Tho Broker Circular quotes p.srl and pot ashes steady
Atbya, on The contrary, repor, ashes higher by s L.
Cd, their figures being its. for pots and pearls.
spfiu Of tufpentine Ia firm At 42s. a tSs. Comrnn
rosn steady at 4s ID a.. cd medium qaaity, 6t Ca
ss; fnc, l6s. l5s. g. There is nothing doing tor
penine or Tar.
Rice Ia dull at Ole Cd
Sugar s heavy and lover. ocO,snors generally ore
reduced about IL.
MOssees closed qulst bot steady, last weeks rasss
Coffee Il cutie active, and has advancing tendency.
In tea there IL large speculative demand, and prtces
arc "a AID higher thAn LIST week. Coogou commands
L. Id q L. I'D
Lnsccd OIL "a dull at tOs. Sd. ala ouvc oil CONTINUES
steady nj about prevous prices Cod oil " In fair d9srd
q, unchanged prices seal al ia sieasy At ass Palm IA
OF OIL qualities s IN better dsmsnd and prices are slightly
advanced.
oncrc,ro. bark is very quiet, with sale, Of saumors
at l2s. "a. a lis, AID Philadelphia NJ i3s 20 a lis.
LIVERPOOL INSIGHT M.BKgr.
TO New Ycrk-lroa, lis a Ia OIL hardware, 12s N.,
esribenwarc 7., Ell passengers ~ los IS ls& TO
B5stonrry goods, iss a 9s.; pas'ehgcrs, Ei6s
LONDON MsRsrrs.
Iron wac duIl, al f' fr bs ior both rails and bArs'
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The question OF the Prncip growing Ia post
epce Dolly aud becoming moro ard Q Queesiea e
prpfipe the decision IT which will settle vt ether to-
nah psisty shsl be recognized In tho vurti empire
Tho Vienna corresponds OF the London Nses vv(ans
that he has good reason 70 believe be question likely -
be settled 10 the satu estsoa of all parties
letter Of q compromising NATURE written BY FserAsl
Pasha TO Rossea the Anstran Consul .ssekus -
been seized:
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TIE ADMINISTRATIVE ounsuor
RIIHSI

Sme disturoAnces have taken paace on The 0sluoss
frontier The peassnis believing the world ives Cooane
to an end, committed some excesses, and tho troops ha1
To be called out
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The agent Of the Arsouatsd Press IL Indebted 70 OA
wicknAn, the gensemsnIy and oougtng oomuander Il
the steamship Niagara for the latest telegraphic dss-
patches received a Liverpool the Of tho sesmss
departure
i. y "a. ssx rsIDoRAPH From Lospor n IrvHkrood.
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ghe Spanish Fleet st Havnna-The Designs
On mexico.


aud carrying on a large trade With the ShaDg.
baea This dispute between Spain and her
daughter IL the only war question now before the
world, and therefore all the world is looking at
H. II is evident that should the two actually
come to blows, the GliJGstors will take hand in
behalf Of Mexico ard against Spain, and the re-
suit msy possibly involve our government in an
active interference that will speedily tile The
whole qucstion. Thts fact Is well kcovn TO the
EwoPan politicians, aud sll Of them ore de-
s'rCus TO have the matter settled In an aInioable
way.
But The Spanish feet that has lately arrived at
Havana is a small affair. Two steamers aud FIVE
sailing vessels, conveying some two tboasaud
troops, is lie aggregate. This il evidently too
small 8 force to attack Mexico sl,h add /, is
even questionable whether Spain will proceed 70
far even a. blockade Of the Mexican ports. in
view Of the Interior movements that might grow
out Of IT, There Is strong reason 10 suppose IN 1t
this wsr question Is being ridden by the pcuti.
clans for other reasons than are conveyed In the
high sounding phrases with which Il is discussed
Gen Narvacz has Possession oil power in spain
by an mcclure tenure, end il bchoovcs MIN 10
agitate the war question in order to diaconce.t
his opponents Gen. Comonfoft's goverrment in
Mexico is equally unstable with that Of NGvapz
in SpaiR, and the war cry Is q good one with
which to 90 into the coming electioos Santa
Anna finds this occasion also o good Que 70 come
forward, and 20 be urges q bloody revolution
under the banner Of spain, Palmerstoo and The
Pope. Gen. Concba, with toe shrewdness that
has marked his career in Cuba, knows that op-
position to q war feeling IL always an unpopular
obc and knosing that he Is coon 10 return
home away from the trouble, gives an apparent
hearty support 10 IL
IL lie not probable however, that any OF these
politicians except Santa Anna, are sincere In
this war agitation. Spain has really made no
adequate preparations for a war with Mexico,
while The latter country has no real elements
with which to oppose strong invasion by
Spanish troops siding with Santa Anna and the
church party ia that republic Tho only gamer
in the event of a rupture would b. Santa Auns.
ana b. has never been remarkable for keeping his
engagements with those who helped him 10 return
TO power. Private adyices from Madrid state
tbst this increase Of the spanish army in Cuba is
reilly made in view Of the increasing wealth and
population Of that island. which naturally re.
quiros an increase OF the garrison force in order
TO keep II W secure subsection. The fear Of the
Ostcnd maniicsto has also something to do with
H. as The spanish ministry docs not eli atall y
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07

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Directions accompany each box. Price
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All orders must be addressed to the
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trade at proprietor's prices and send the
pills confdentially to Ladies' by mail on
receiving 81 through the post-ofice.
N.B.-Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills, Sig
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vertisement next issue.

a9- The annual Conference of the
Musk,ngum District M. P. Church, COM
menced its session at Cardington, Mon
row county, Ohio, on the 23d day of
September, and adjourned the 9th, after
harmonious and very pleasant session.
We publish the following Ministerial ap
pointmenls. in which the people of this
county are more Immediately interested:
President, W. II. MARsHEL.
Slsubenville St., Joseph H. Hamilton ;
Mt. Pleasant c., ]. S. Thrap-Z.
Ragan super assistant; Newburgh CT,
E. A. Brindley; Leesburgh Ct, ]. G.
Hszelet.
The citizens Of Cardington evinced
great hospitality in sustaining the Con.
ference, and, for ourself, we say that we
hope never 10 forget the kindness we re-
ceived from the amiable family of Mr..
ROSE, with whom we sojourned during
our stay in Carding!on.
The next session of the Conference is
to be held in Salem, Fairfield county,
Ohio, commencing on the last Wednes-
day, in September, 1858.
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THOMAS H. FORD.
President of tht Senate.
March 80, 1857.

mo. l4l. AN ACT
Relating TO certain proposed Amend
mentS TO the Constitution and the
publication of this act, and an act
therein named.
Whereas, lie General Assembly ofthe
State of Ohio, three,ff'hs of the mem.
bers elected TO each House agreeing
thereto, have proposed five several
Amendments To the Constitution, to
be submitted to the electors for their
approval or rejection a! the election for
senators and representatives, on the sec.
ond Tuesday of October, 1857, there,
fore,
SECTION Be it enactedb by the Gen
eral Assembly Of The Stale Of Ohio, That
the electors of the stale shall vote upon
said proposed amendments at tue general
election in October, 1857, as herein pre- :
scribed viz: So .....
Those voting for amendments number
one, shall put upon their ballots these
words, annual Sessions-Yes;" those
voting against i! shall put upon their bal.
lots these words, "Annual Sessions--No"
Those voting for amendment number two,
shall put upon their ballots "Change Of
District Court-Yes:" those voting
gainst it shall put upon their ballots,
"Change Of District Cour.-No." Those
voting ior amendment number three, shall
put upon their ballots "Bank and individ-
ual taxation Equal-Yes;" those voting
against it shall put upon their ballots
Bank and individual taxation Equal
No." Those voting for amendment mum
ber four, shall put upon their ballots
Corporations -Yes;" those voting a.
gainst it shall pu. upon their ballots Cor.
poraions-'No." Those voting for amend.
ment number five, shall put upon their
ballots "Single Dislricts-Yes;" those
voting against ii shall put upon their bal
lots "Single Districts NO"
SEC. 3. A return additional to the re.
turn now required by law 10 be made, Of
the votes cast at such election for stale
officers. and senators and representatives,
and, also, for and against each ofsald ive
proposed amendments to the constitution.
shall be certified and made by the clelk
Of each county to the secretary of state,
within ten days after said election, and
within twenty days after said election, the
governor, secretary Of state and attorney
general shall open said returns and coun,
The votes, aud ascertain whether or not a
majority Of the votes cast at said election
have been cast for said proposed amend.
ments, or either Of then. and ifiI appears
that majority Of The votes cast at such
election have been cast for said proposed
amendments, or either Of them. the gov.
ernor shall make proclamation thereof
without delay.
SEC. 8 This act, and the act entitled
Gan act providing for the submission to
the electors" of The act entitled "an aci
to incorporate the Bank Of Ohio and
branches" passed at the present session
Of the general assembly, shall be PUBLISH
ed by each county auditor, in two week
Iy English papers, if two be published IN
The county and in one German weekly
paper. Unpublished in the county, for two
assksnext preceding said election.
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Important to EVERYBODY,


FOR the last three years, have been en-
gagged in business known only to myself,
and, comparatively, few others whom /
have instructed for the sum Of $500 each,
which has averaged me at the rate Of
$4,000 to $4,000 per annum and having
made arrangements to 60 to Europe in the
spring Of 1858 to engage in the same busi-
ness, am willing to give full instructions
in the art to any person in tile United
States or Canadas, who will remit me the
sum of ST.. l um induced, from the sue
cess | have been favored with, and the
many thankful acknowledgements rave
received from those whom have instruct
ed, and who are making from $5 to SIS
per day at it, to give any person an oppor.
tunity to engage in this business, which is
easy. pleasant, and very profitable, at a
small cost There is positively no hum
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class can be given as regards its charac-
ter and can refer to persons whom have
instructed, who will testify that they are
making from five to fifteen dollars per day !,
at the same. 1t is business in which
either ladies or gentlemen can engage,
and with perfect ease make very hand-
some income. Several LADIES in various
parts of New York state, Pennsylvania,
and Maryland, whom have instructed,
are now making from three to six dollars
per day at it. 1t is genteel business, and
hut few shillings is required to start it.
Upon receipt Of ST., will Immediately
send to the applicant a printed circular
containing full instructions in the art
which can be perfectly understood at once.
All letters must be addressed (post-paid)
to ALLEN I. Parsons, 335 Broadway,
New York. aug.26;3 ;3mos.
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sHRRIFP,s PR0oLAMATIoN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the qualified electors of the County oil
Jefferson State of Ohio that the next an
nual election will be holden, according to
law in the several Townships ofsaid Coun.
ty at the usual places of holding elections
therein on the second Tuesday OF October
1857 being the 18th day Of said month at
which time and places the qualified elect
ors of said County will vote for,
One person for Governor.
One person for Lieutenant Governor.
One person for Secretary of State.
One person for Treasurer Of State.
One person for Supreme Judge.
One person for Board of Public Works.
One person for State Senator.
+. Two persons for Representatives.
One person for Probate Judge.
One person for Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas.
One person for Sheriff.
One person for Treasurer.
One person for Prosecuting Attorney.
One person for Commissioner for 3 years.
One person f,r Commissioner for lyear.
One person for Coroner.
One person for Director Of County mfr
mary
And pursuant to the provisions of the
Act of the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio. entitled IAN Act relating to Jur-
ors," passed February 9th, 1881, hereby
give notice 10 the Trustees of the several
Townships in the said county, that the
following is the apportionment Of Jurors
for the ensuing year, made in conformity
to the Act aforesaid.
Apportionment Of Jurors.---.District and Com
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