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Arrest for Forgery in Boston. &c.

BosTON, August 25.-Walter Hayward, charged with
forging bank checks to the amount of $4,000 arrested
and fully committed to day. He from Cincinnati
Hayward held in $1,000 for examination on two
counts at the Municipal Court. Two orders found
him with the name of Clark, Cheney Il Co.. drawing in
amount Of 500.
The examination of Plummer and other murdcrers of
the officers of the ship Junior postponed till next
Wednesday,
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Vhe kansas Election.

LEAvENwORTH, Aug %, via Bonneville Aug. 25.-The
Board OF Election Commissioners constituted by the
English Bill have issued proclamation declaring the
proposition rejected by nine thousand five hundred and
twelve majority The whole thirteen thousand
and eighty eight No fraudulent received,
but few precincts rejected account of nformali-
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The alarm of fire yesterday morning about O'Clock
was caused by smoke being issuing from the windows
of dwelne house. occupied by a German family in
swan alley, between Bank and Cough streets. The bells
IN the Eastern District quickly rung but upon the
hrenen reaching the house they found fire, and
told that the family only fumigatng the different
apartments, To rid them swarms of musquitoes by
which they infested
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From Utah-One Week Later.

LEAvENwORTH, Aug. %, via Bonneville Aug. %, per
L. ). ENpreSsThe Utah mail, with dates to July 3lst
week later, has arrived The is uninterestng
The army continues to he occupied with making prepar-
tiOns for the coming winter All quiet Salt Lake
City. Surgeon Watts, of the army, arrived with the
oil
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THE NIAGARA,
THE CROWDS OF vISIToRs-HER APPEAEANCE-THf
CHINEEY-THE CABLE


CHINEEY-THE CABLE.
The steamship Niagara, ''Uncle Sans pet fri
gate" having returned from the successful LAYING
of the teegraphic cable, now lies at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, near the great Dry Dock, where she
has become ''lioncss." All on board remains in
the most admirable confusion, and the ship seems
to have been surrendered absolutely and complete
" to '.the people," "'From early morn till dewv
eve the immense untidy ship swarlns with curious
visitors of all ages, sexes, sizes and conditions.
Two gang planEs have been out, wide one
and narrow one. On the former a steady process
sion marches up side and marches down the
On board, from stem to stern. there is crush every
body talking 's;aringTand wondering what this, that
and the other is for. The paying-out machinery is
constantly mistaken for the ships propeller, the
donkey engine for the dynometcr, or the steamers
marvellous machinery for the paving-Out apparatus
but nobody mistakes the ''fcry serpent" itself, Il
few miles of which still remain ON the up
per deck, and a few more coiled up be
low. Ladies pick their way through the
tar and oakum down the steep ladders to the lower
decks, where groups OF men chaicring with
wonders of the great steam engine, and even down
into the boiler-room and among the huge water
tanks and coal bins. Everybody inquiries for the
precise point at which the cable went out of the
ship. and nobody seems able to settle the question
with certainty One lady, observing Il large spar
projecting the stern, suggested that it was
hollow and that was what the cable passed through
but her male companion, laughing at her ignorance
of nautical matters. gravely informed her that that
was what they stccrcd the ship with The ship
will probably 90 out Of commission in few DAYS
her much more presentable appearance.-N. y.
Post
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE CIR A NJ S
RECEIVED ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM EUROPE.
TRIUMPH OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
ELEvEN DAYS LATER.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
TREATY OF PEACE CONCLUDED
BETWEEN ENGLAND g. CHINA.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND UNIDENTIFIED
TRIUMPH OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
ELEvEN DAYS LATER.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
TREATY OF PEACE CONCLUDED
Between ENGLAND g. CHINA.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND UNIDENTIFIED
MUTINY AT BOMBAY SUBDUED.

VALENTIA, Ireland, August 25.-By the arrival of
later advices from India and China at London we have
intelligence to transmit
Treaty of Peace has been concluded with China Eng
land and France to be Unidentified for the expenses
tending the
Bombay dates to the 10th of July say that the mutny
being rapidly quelled and subdued.
The London papers of yesterday Tuesday have large
and interesting report by Mr. Bright the companys
gineer, on the Atlantic telegraph.
The steamer Asia will leave Liverpool for New York on
Saturday.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN MARKETS

ROTTERDAM, Aug. 3.-The Dutch Tradinq Co having
declared TO have IN future only public sales of co
fee when the spring sales took place at Amsterdam 18th
April announced that the second public SALE would be
held st september at Rotterdam in which offered
500 bags Java 81 Padang whilst the Company de
clares that other Java will be offered for sale at
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Padang before 18th March, 1852 excepting that which will
be realized account of damage The distribution of the
samples has taken place to-day. The ma ket having de
cned during the last few days, the good ordinary has
been admitted the rate of BOY to 81 cents. The price Cf
50 cents which existed last MONTH nearly the
the beginning of this year. when the price, after fall
of 10 from the highest point in autumn, 1857,
the regulating price SO cents for the standard.
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HALIFAX, August 25.-General Williams the recip
to-day of grand ovation given in his honor. lie
accompanied by the Mayor in triumphal car, drawn
by the young men, who headed procession composed of
the military and fire companies and immense throng
of citizens ON reaching the terminus of the grand pa
rade, address of welcome read, which apprO
priately and feeingly replied to by General Williams
Saues fired bells rung, flags displayed, and other
demonstrations of delight made. The display very
enthusiastic and highly fatering to the hero of Kars.
grand held in Temperance Hall, where he
ceived the congratulations of the citizens He remains
week the guest of the city, when he leaves for New
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 24.-The deaths from yellow fe-
yesterday 70, showing increase in the cpl
demic.
New ORLEANS Aug. 25-There a deaths from
yellow fever yesterday.
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NEW YORK NEWS-AUGusT 26.

BosToN, Aug. 25-The Cunard steamship Niagara sailed
at nOOn for Liverpool Halifax, with ~ passengers
She carries specie
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The osCEoLA BUILDING ASSOCIATION NO. 8,
- ,r,,, rs; FRANCIS SINCLAIR
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL

ilMohE olii August 21st, 1858 Ordered that the
sales made and reported by Alexander Wolf. Trustee
1of the SAFE oil the property in said proceedings
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
the contrary thereof be hewn before the
day of September next provided copy of this order be
inserted in newspaper printed in the CITY Of RaIti
more in each of three successive weeks before the
said 14th day of September next
The report states the amount of sales to be $3.50.
W. II. III. TURNER, Clerk
|s.l True Copy, Test-W. ii. Fl. TURNER,
au23 1aw3w . Clerk
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LNifaS

s. to 81 Is; retail from 81 to 1925 Oak Wholesale
from 50 80 to 81 retail from 81 - Hickory whole
sale, from 81 10 to S., retail from $3.50 to So
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committce of Arbi,rotion for the month Of august.
W H. WARD,
Has RAyNES ALEX. CLOSE.
HENRY KIMBERLY. T. ID. JOHNSTON.
atlonetarp an0 Commercial 3ebieW.


BALTIMORE, August 26, 1858.
There was a very dull feeling in the Stock market to-
iav but prices steady and change what
ever to note The business Board was exceed;
limteS and confined entirely to Loans and Bonds
being operations in Railroad or other stocks
After the Board 2 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
disposed of at $5 cash sellers option GO after
so days S5E being bid s5S asked at the close of the
Board In Northern Central was nothing done the
closing rates being 220 bid, S2l asked the yes
terday For Canton Sl92i bid $40 asked cash, and
for Springfield Mining Company 81 was bid s22 asked
There was sale of $4,000 Baltimore City 6s, 1890, at
at 9s e. yesterdays price, and small lot of 500 go The
transactions in Railroad Bonds comprise Baltimore
and Ohio lSS0s at S3 81 coo Northwestern Virginia 1st
mortgage at Ok and $1,000 Central Ohio ID mortgage at
81 buyer 60 days. and also sale after the Board
of $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at S42 For North
Central 1855 CT bid 67 asked The total value
of stocks sold to day less than $4,000.
There was much better feeling at the New York Stock
Boards to-day, and the decline in fances yesterday
more than recovered Erie advanced q New York Cen
trail 81 Reading q; Cleveland and Toledo s. Rock Island
y Michigan Southern 4; and Hudson a.
The following the business of the New York Sub
Treasury Wednesday:
Total receipts. S17S O27 Ga
Of which from customs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 90
On account of Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
Balance. ,......... 137309S5 AZ
The exchanges the Bank Clearing House Wednesday
were SIS 23S 500 L. and the balances S. $50 $685.
The following is N the earnings of the New
York Central Railroad for the month of July, 1885,
pared with its earnings for the corresponding month othe
previous year
Years. Earnings
1855 s474 1913 is
Decrease 9O,9sl 40
The earnings and expenditures of the Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad for July fol-
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Gov. WISE on Horse RACGNG.-Gov. Wise of
Virginia, rcgrettully declines to attend the great
Horse Show at Springfield. In his letter he SAYS:
1T has been said that nothing else than horse
racing will improve and keep up the breed of fine
bi"oded stock | am not willing to believe any
such thing. Improved agriculture and the wealth
1t produces will, in my opinion do far more Tor the
morse than even the turf did. Race-tracks, with
fashion for the sport of racing among the leading
proprietors of people, will impoverlsh them and
dwindle the horse to a pony. The hnc blood ought
to be kent pure in order that it may be crossed on
tbr larna and coarse stock The thoroughbred
stallion crossed on the large Canestoga mare until
the cross attains three-quartcrs OF the blOoded
stock is superior, think, TO the Cleveland bays of
E,oIand A venerated friend, Alexander Reid,
ESD now no more, of Washington County, Pa,
introduced that cross, and commend it to every
man who knows how to make "a spire of grass to
GROW where one never grew before
IMPORTANT TO NAVAL ENGINEERS-A Board of
Naval Engineers, consisting of Chief Engineers
Wood. Sewell and King will convene at the Navy
Yard, New York, on the lst of September next, for
the purpose of examining Engineers for promotion
in the Navy.
The Bolton (Texas) Independent says that Martin
koszta instead Of having recently died IN INDECENT
circumstances in Guatemala, is now living In Medlne
county, and well off.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has de-
cided that crib biting by horses is evidence of un.
soundness.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Aug 25-BEEF CAT
TLEThe market generally dull, but prices
realized the prime grades which continue scarce
and in demand The rates at Allerton's 7kG9k
very inferior at S650G7 per 100 lbs The sup
ply 455 head larger than last week besides which the
unusual number of 500 sold to butchers for the
ket at Bergen, New Jersey.
MILcH Cows.-The business has been insignificant
Prices are nominally the same Sales at S20d55.
VEAL CALvEs-The demand has been moderate Sales
at 4 d6 cts, as to quality.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The market improved 25 cts per
head at the of the week under decreased
arrivals but at the close with liberal supply, prices
no better good demand, however. prevailed. Sales
by Thomas larkin of ,524 head, for S472IS7 By R.
H. Hume l5l5 head for $i2SS So. By John C. Larkin
lIo24 head for S3,435 So BY McGraw O'Brcn 1,62S
head for S4,77S.59.
5SI75 al q"0'' 1'', --- '''-'l'A "O al S40-s
BOSTON FISH MARKET, Aug 24-we notice good
demand for Goldfish and full prices continue to be realized
The sales of large have been to fair extent at 4 per
qtl, including all kinds; and small at S2a25O per qtl
Two cargoes of French Grand Bank 5400 qtls sold
50 25 per q in bond IN Haddock there have been sales
81 so Hake 81 621 20; lot of 900 qtls. selling
at the latter rate and Pollock at per qu Mack
ere very scarce and prices continue to advance The
sales have been at IS 25S so for No. s. S 25d so for
No = and Sl4 25d14 80 for No l. Aewives are in bet
ter demand and higher with sales at 50d4 per barrel
Plcked Herring continue dull Salmon have been quiet
and no sales
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET-[From Whaemen 5
Shipping List for the ending Au % Sperm
quiet but firm sales include bb eralds cargo
1t runs at lZo cts gallon for export bbs
1913 cts to manufacturers in fair demand for home
use and rm sales embrace 400 bbls at 81 cts 600 at So
Imports into u >: Bbls. sperm Bbls whale Lbs bone
From Jan to date. 7l9s 165,525 1896 200
Same time last year,. 5S,S76 22l 349 1951 GOO
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK Aug. 26-Flour unsettled-saes of 10 ooo
bbs. State SO .90d4l5 Ohio 50 9Od6 Southern q 30
SIS Wheat is depressed-saes of so 900 bush Souber3
red IlSGl26 cts white 135l50 cts Corn is Unsettled
sales As 600 bush. Mixed 73t3S5% Pork has de-
clined Prime cts. lower-saes at s14 S516 90; Ness
sI7.25 Lard is steady. Whskey is steady at "a ASK
cts. Sugar is dull at 7HdSA cts. Coffee is quet 10
cts. Molasses is dullNew Orleans so cts Turpentine
Spirits closed firm at 47K49 cts. Rosn is dull at s165
al 10. Rice is quiet.
CINcINyATI, August 25-Flour is declining. Sales OF
LOO bbls at 81 0d5 for good superfne and $1,000
10 extra Whskey has declined cent; sales of 1OOc
Dds at 22 cents Wheat is in fair demand, white being
quoted at 991 and red at 1l2 cents.
NEW ORLEANS, August --Cotton-Sales of 400 bales
at easier prices but unchanged quotations. New mid
d'nss are quoted at II y Flour has advancing
tendency: sales at $5I2T for Superfnp Exchange on
hohuon oo per cent premium, New York sixy days.
N per cent premium lat sight per cent discount.
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AnIIsSclRlentS

IoLLTDhY STREET THEATRE To night has been
apart for the benefit of Mr. BooTH which he
will appear the Duke of Gostcr in the tragedy of
Richard the Tbid This is character in which this gen
eman has been most successful His brother Mr. WKS
BooTH, will also make his first and only appearance
Richmond, while the rtnaider of the cast will embrace
the full strength OF the company. The entertainments
will conclude with the farce Of io0r Jcoddy with Miss
JEFFERSON and Mr. FisEE in their amusing representa-
tOns of Sarah Blunt and Pillicoddy.
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COTTON IN THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.

During the recent session Of Parliament, the sub
ect of supply OF cotton was referred to on several
occasions. The Earl of Peterborough, in his first
speech on the Indian bill, expressed his belief that
it was primary object to provide for the indcpcnd
ence of England in the supply of the staple com
modify of her greatest manufacture; little had been
DONE during the last fifty years. for the cultiva-
tiOn of cotton in India: he was dcSlrOus therefore,
OF seeing a representative in the council from Man
chester In the House of Commons it was observed
that no measure for India was more beneficial than
the great increase recorded in the subscription to
the Manchester Cotton Association within one
week the donations amounted to two thousand
pounds sterling, of which seven hundred came from
Miss Burdett Coutts. Such an increase would at-
ford large means for keeping up the agitation for
Indian cotton.
The west coast of Africa seems to the politicians
more hopeful than India. Lord Pamerston said -
1--WE shall find on the African coast most valuable
Of supply for the article of cotton, which is
essential to our manufactures. 1t is considerably
nearer to than India; its cotton districts
more extensive; to them is more easy: | will
undertake to assert that commerce with that
coast for this all-impOrtant article will, in few
yea s, prove far more valuable than that with any
other portion Of the world, the North American
States excepted" On the same occasion, Sir John
Pakington held this language THE fact is. that
we are looking for supply of cotton from Africa
where alone we can expect to obtain what Is sn IN
dispensable to the industry and commerce of this
country this end we can achieve only bv crusbin,r
the slave trade and protecting regular industry bT
our ieet.
TRAIN STOPPED BY GRSsHoPPEES.-A freight
train on the Newburgh Branch Road was stonprd
by grassh"pperS few days since Large numbers
of ofgrasshonpers had alightcd upon the track liter
ally covering the rail. The train passed over
great plumber OF them which made the track so slip
perry tAat the wheels turned round without going
forward sand was procured and poured upon the
ran when the train resumed its accustomed motion,
and proceeded without any further deiay.-N. !.
Post.
The revenue cutter James Campbell, captain
Clark, stationed at New London, Competent; re-
by stress of weather the south side ot the island
of Cuttyhmk and rescued the crew from the i'm
minent danger that surrounded them.
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Sailing of the Niagara

CLEVELAND, August 26.-The Republicans of the 2Otl
Congressional District have nominated John Hutchins
vice Hon. Mr.. GiddingS.
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THURSDAY, August 26, 1888.
s1OOBalt. 6s, '90..99 AFTER THE BOARD.
1000 = 30. .GS 3 132shs. B. so RR 81 q
5nOoB 30 .bds So. SO 100 s6Oaf 80. 81 q
looON VIVA. RRbds 1O0OB so. RR BIDS, IS. SAB
1stm..91%
$4,000. Q. RR 2dmbds
bGO. 81
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MRS. SAMUEL HARRIS, VIII COM
lmence the Fourth Annual Session of her BOARD
ING ING and DAY SCHOOL, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER
circulars with information to terms can be had on
application, at CUSIIINGS BAILEY'S Book Store or
au20- -eo3ws
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IecFetse. 5S,B4 40
Deduct decrease in earnings from decrease in expend
lures, and leaves gain of earnings for July 1855
of S31 ,007. 81.
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HALL OF ST. JOHN.
IL NO 27l MADISON A VENUE
(SECoND DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN sTD
RECTOR:
BENJAMIN b. GRISWOLD, A. NJ.
This is Protestant Episcopal School for a limited
Der of Boys. French Glasses under NJ DES POMMIERS.
Boys received from 10 to ii age retained
until carried any degree of advancement desired The
School re-openS MONDAY, September 9th
Circulars at Mr.. WATERS BOOK STORE, and at the
Episcopal reading room. au7- MO ,rH&sA-tf
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
u SCHOOL OF LETTERS.-The exercises of the AC
ADEMIC DEPARTMENT will he resumed MONDAY
the 18th of SEPTEMBER. For information matricula
ton apply at No 30 Mulberry street.
Rev'd E 4. DALRYMPLE, d. D.,
President.
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AcCIDENT.-Mr. NIXON, brickmaker, at Locust Point
thrown from his horse Wednesday afternoon bad
y spraining and thumb of his right hand and
severely cutting his face With proper treatment he was
doing well yesterday.
TROTFING MATCH.-This afternoon at o'clock n trot-
ting will off the Central course at Her
ring Run purse of $500, mile heats best three in
five.
PRICES OF FUEL-The prices ofwood yesterday morning
on the wharf, ranged follows Pine Wholesale from
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CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1865

1oug as he was, Willie retained in his min
much OF what he had heard his father r.I,ta :,
various times, in regard 70 the Inanaocy,s,,t :,
ship IN gale; and the KNOWLEDGE he ~ ,i,,,-
gained IN theory, now stood in GOOD slea5 a.
mad heard OF keeping ship before the yVinj i
sqraii, and Of seulding in gaIe-tbe Am
s1lnng, clumsy boat was lis shin The fbso-,-
which he had learned he proceeded to mn, n
praeiieei and when the first mad gust ~ tba
PeitIng tornado fell upon the launch. sbe v,s
gong dead before the wind-othervise the s5;I
would have been swamped in an instant. A
it was, she went flashing on through the wild
storm and screaming surges, seudding axsv
hgn1 out INTO the mighty Wilderness Of vFafsrs
Zen, hiteen minutes went by, and still the
y, SaI OF tne elements continued in their terrible
aad stli the brave little fellow stood at the
hsitii' Dareheaded, his cap blown away. bis
clothes dripping with water, and steasv 70 ~
purpose, sleered his tiny bark ON and AVA, -
fore tbs fierce howling blast.
Once, only, he ialtered, aud that was ,ybsr
The launch quivered a moment, on the crest of
a mighty surge, aHd then went reelino and
Piunelng' standing almost on end. down into
the Missing vortex ofthe liquid ravine. Then
!. a single qelek cry Of horror escaned the bows
: ups oa' the next moment Jenny crept m 10
ms side and laid her hand upon his sbo,I5e,
and spoke m low soothing tone, and almost
instantly called back his confidence, and eTci.
teF's heroism. ~ '''' s's'
,..., Don't be frightened, dear Willie, spoke the
llIie angel "MOther says that God watches /
over The people that live on the seas. And DOM /
'ou remember, brother, how often our dear /
mother, has told US that Jesus loves little CHI.
ifen II God watches US and Jesus loves us
We shall be safe. So don't be afraid"
lCOAeluded to-aorro.o.l
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FoR LIvERPOOL,-We learn from the Detroit
Adrertiser that the barque H. E. Howe. having
completed her cargo OF slaves and black walnut
lumber at Chatham and New Baltimore, passed
down the river on Sunday evening, and sails direct
for England Her cargo consists Of 100000 fl. of
black walnut logs, $500 black walnut table logs.
5000 West India slaves, 400 feet oak plank, and
400 feet whitewOOd plank.
The barque C. J. Kershaw is now taking on a lot
Of black walnut logs aud West India slaves at the
Detroit and Milwaukee depot to complete her car
go, and viii sal in day or two. Those two yes.
sels are the last Of the European feet, aud make
tl0ei1e in all which have sailed this spring. The
names Of the twelve are as follows :-Brigs Black
Hawk, chiefiain; sehrs- Col Cock, Correspondent.
D. B. Sexton, J. H Harmon, Adams barques J
F. Warner, D. C. Pierce, H. E. Howe, C. ]. Ker.
shaw, and schooner which loaded at Maiden.
whose name we do not know
The II. E. Howe sailed from this por. at about
''cloek yesterday afternoon The C. J. Kershaw
5 expected here to-day or to-morrow.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, 1855
PLAIN AND oRNAMFNTAI. TRINrING-

A hIsTAKE.-The editor OF the Superior CkroH-
leie states that be has been informed by Captain
SPanlding, OF the Northern Light, that the steam
ers City OF Cleveland and lllinuis will most proba.
bly, be Withdrawn from this route; there not being
sufficient business to warrant their continuance in
the trade
We are informed by the agents of these boats,
Aessrs Hussey Mcbride, that it IS all mistake
that the City Of Cleveland and Illinois will con-
Time to make regular trips.