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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILAcooM, W. T., JUNE A, 1858.
ATLANTIC NEWS.

By the arrival at San francisco OF tne steamer
John l. Stephens, we have dates from the Atlantic
States to April Goth. Below will be found con-
densed summary of the news.
Congressional.
In Congress, on April 18th, Mr.. Green offered
his proposition TO the Senate for Conference
Committee on the Kansas bill, and Il was agreed
to by vote Of thirty 10 twentysfour The bill
authorizing the construction Of line Of telegraph
to some point in the vicinity Of the army in Utah
was discussed, and finally postponed till December
next
The proceedings of Congress on the 14th were
important. In the Senate, the memorial of the
citizens Of Utah was presented and read. Mr..
Bigler moved, as an expression Of the contempt
Of the Senate for the authors Of the memorial,
that Il be laid on the table, and the motion was
agreed to by q vote Of thirty-two to thirteen.
Mr.. Gwin's bill, providing Tor the construction Of
railroad to the Pacific, was then taken up and
discussed till the adjournment
In the House the Kansas bill was again brought
up, on motion for the appointment Of commit
tee 10 confer with the Senate with reference to the
disagreeing votes. The vote on the question stood
10S yeas to 108 nays The Speaker voted
afirmatively, and the motion was carried.
BON houses o. congress nave agreed 70 nnaly
agOurn On 'ne 'ta Of june. IN ne oenase, on
the 10th, resolution was offered, which was laid
oven that Congress resassemble on the 1st Of
NovemDer' a eau was mAue on sne secretary
u "sr"r ,n,Oimauon resPecung ne otan army
contracts Inc D'pi0manc ana OonSuiar AP-
PrOPr'AuOn o,'' was passed, mr. houston gave
nouce Ol ms in'enucn 70 can up On Monoay next
nls reSOluuon relatVe 70 protectorate over
Mexico.
on inc lotn ana iftn' notning was done In
ei.ner nOnsc
10 oonsress On MOnoay, inc lS'n' the senate
Huop'e. leaV'u'iOn airoc'ns inquiry as 70 .ne
ep'ue'n'c vn DOaru 'ne o1s91e"a""0' "itn tne
slew :. ssAOly acAnO"leus'"g .ne cOur'esies Oi
Tue Dri'isn nAsli su.nOf'ues a. fOr' Royal ia
lin.O1 @snO.lAiS irOI New o,,eans, ASKING iOI
nneol ma" s'cainers oe'Ween New orieans eno
nO'ueauA' anu 'Or gO'ernmen. ana 70 tne Ooiiins
STEAMERS were presented NOtmng Oh import
ance transplreu IN inc HOUSE Inc Senate con
irmed iarse number o. appointments
Inc news from washington Is Interesting
4ns hoose co@missee on Foreign AnAlrs have
instructed tneir chairman 70 report q resolution
directing the President to take immediate steps
iOr abrogating the ClhytOn'Bulwer treaty.
Inc Kansas Conference Committee met on tho
l9th' but adjourned without agreeing upon .
report
'ssliaasSSs Items
a TPOls Presallec IN washington, Aprn ivtn,
'n.' Vlce rIesoen' nreckenricge was ocao' II
, 1858-06-04
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GINs


10 NM0 Mr.M|IIs 4
ii VI; paTs and anai1lI1isd sfi1f 1hd 1Ilill1 -
aTtidcial merits u what Il y no romaol - nla IN
iialon doslie. ssei yesn q e. -
Boston aud the Ws1tmn cteI. has bsln pluleulo1 y
The pnhc, = well = By re hc-l medical a4d le111Ie
authorities throughoutthe United etaill nd ~ cla1
any olheI arclo Competing ngllnIi Il M nn1111|Il1
IN is medicinal efficiency IN al cl1l1 of complains.
70 pet.pls trAvelilg IN oes day. Of npd l.1.t lon
those crossing the ldhmu1, and uho co111Il c1lnE
ing their water e well their olIEdI1u1o ere l|lI
ing. INDEED. doznn kinds q uner n elcu ta.1l9u
ID chemical anilgolIll D d fist11nf o. ulIllI
causing an unnatn degree q 1Icl1miII b IL I1u1cI
-tis positively and nhlo ni.ly nsc.c.y % ~ 81
pared expressly 70 meet aneh exlgoncll, all y ~ -
He know b win ari 4. anilde1, " oo11114Ii ~
scribe g ne v,sy ~ stilele n ~ e1nr,p ,tL1
attached n any way % thii @ilcla
Ths Landan cluh-Ileul, en- !, 4 !,
Requiss 1oae e .he usg1 I !. .s.p,al g ~ q
.ssss ....,.. q - y ~. .s at 90,
w ne Itnfda clnh-IIsQ,s tId
4 antidnle % the hphle ddnlI1li1n o which 1Q.
thing acohoo 4 subhiiled- -tho nozo11 p1.Io.l 11ll
qp and nnld - AROMATIC scnnIDAn eclNafIl. -
The Lonlon clunrIIgure QIn a..
Requires 10 word o. advlc8" 10 caution . % -
liee Thooo Who once drink 4 lnl GcoIIil 4 q l1ll
against t1e iicopl Temptations q dIln1ng ~ q =
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che, hslp eiulIPll1 " q, plkhi . htlill 4 ~ -
WILLIAM H DAY,
koln impoiia, M 4oiE
NOTICR.-Th6 uneumpl.d uncliN q ~ InHf1I
CLbi H6u1l oIn has Induced hot n In||l ~. uE1
are putting up a inferior aIlIoIe 1nd,f fhl.. NnN
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ENcYcLOPEDA BRITANNICA

(El0uTH EDmoNl ,rtt
eis.ily 1mrisvta and hFsttA, duan y ~
df Rro1en1 Ilrae. ir ~
THOMAS STEWART M 'TnRazirLis Nm kkkk
PIolIloF q Medical Jlflpfud11oo . =. Ul|ll1ll q
Edinbur1h. amll,1i ~ nlunron1 e1lI1l.lu. u1r1l
inlIl1lI GIo attached % fh1lr rllnocIIln nI||r'1
4. = c. Hack, Rlh'llhrrl.
T,us nnCxcLoeH1IA nn1l4nnloA tonn
II e. Alphahetc4 RapsIs1ly q even hnn1h 4 U1Tl3
Knouodgo, ,and Iondol he Alphabet nrol1l ~ no| q"
. TIE Arll and eeloncel, b1l . ~ unlIiIl1 I .
HlI,oy, Phln11ply. DidElphy ooo1nIhY c11 y.
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IN twenty enc v1|1m1l, and = Nh = ~ l1l11lWl -
plopliel0m b secure TIE u1u1' lI0u'lI a I1I1I1n.
aPEclE1 NOTICE. 1
Ths unauSiignod 10dd r1111cilI|y horn - runr6
that h haa h1el appoIhief Enh AEr1 q - E11'Ia
coalt foF The etoVD lll1nd3 VQlt, tN1'll r1'nnM q
which als inhli oi1 Ilol a. o1II|.1'11 =
Gnh1cllhala .Ih1 uhna tI11lpC11 p1l1uN UII n en-.
plsiSd 10 about ai1hl1Il nolifl. Qn1IllIIl |l1l -
Terms q piloa, s,,o1ly "a dhallIonl|I lt1.1
- : n q d. JOHN n1uA1. 01n lnn1Il1tt
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, 1858-06-04
'lIsaM "a la5s|..l' Il A. Y.ik
WILLIAM JORREs,
n u = III 1lor1l10l 20 = - III
JACOB sTnAIILE = uROzIEn. .sk
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURES

~ 7I| 1AN Elhl11ooI
iivAYB on HAND. A nknaE AnnoU|f
n mani q nILl1AnD 1AnIE bfll lIl1l. n1nu'10I'l
nal1ll q W511n l1il, i1ul(l q hln1. An nrrlN1IT
FIXTURES FOR BIffIAnD SALOONS.
corlsnnV a hlnd md ~ lae u ~ 111la firIl I.n
lsllllll Isesvsl lqa ~ ~. y sysy ..p AZ ~.
- ontgp lipn - nll..l. = 1pn ~ l1I|'1l = -
pSelAs Cess ploupu5 ulll1dlt ld,. 1. .4t
REPAIRING on TABLRS AND UTENSILS
Done N ths nenicr1 uan5e k|IluIion \ p1rI1l1ITI.s
qlelle1 ny afss alIosleni u uII1AnD INDIA nu1IN
cuenloNl-a nau inYcutcn. ElIl1l1 r1IlII'| ~ r|1
have ncn IN, y .ny r4t q =. t4A " l4N4l1| -
W ss1d nIs.9 . plsIs, q, hsYi1l ,.i.,l.. -
l-o) an shS . eoipils UlIk ~ lhI nlif N.IIli,
t11ar N no 1laia. s.ti -. 49,. A'A
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.. .,ou.S a.,E,. Tn. o. osss = Abho ssses .od
-hId9c ,o~er The sOachops- we're fly . Sr. w.
al III os.iirr sold The prices ootsined were t. q,
- q &c Yong Hyscn, 25ie pdiS.; Apa si5t5r
hf.ror At Itle; (i1pp1w6er 3id@l!- lnlena -. a,
T., s,y :, :.fG5e; Tyson TSAakSy, 10, pn
IvsrkAy ~ Ooug l7d.ot tnFi,n o. p,,,,f,.. Con
= 90 Bisas'ss, Souchoug' f9.'t'i hHtN
TAllUW-A srr1 market With moie-a'e csu and; as "
J, 900 Prime a. loc Rough ~ !. o. .aksn bold
win ,-,,T .ac,v and considerable Wool has ben 'i
Il dire y than bss come nnder ob-eryslon pn We. & h
.sy The sales would b no ersin ., I'll he has been
Wool psd in the hands Of parties VINO
tefore cold any snd no. nasns " o. 20
obliged 70 dposs Of il 81 oTsr 'hAn 49,, ,x .h.eo "a ish
tie y,ry mid inter- thre hsvs been very ie~ ~
tered aid oonsgneny not ore iour'h ,rt 49,
former Year. has come iorw.id The ste mere w.
:s1osei much II y bng 80 Gro % f'tc- -. "a ro,
there being considerable bed in gsrfe's cellars h'oh.
u.rs BY rariies the that dc sos -
rived With The new ciP ~ $3.50 10 81 .been
lnlsd the better fodder II j. y ssonaor -
the clip Ill be the ss..t ever grown here VIII p,VD
sxc,ed tbs, Of last yesr 5000" Ib d.s'ts WI ~, +
Chase il a. 1Jdj below years current rS"s ou
doubtful will submit. 10 any su,h red - ~
would be prudent for them p-Ihsps 10 81 "'
Is cent lower thsn store 4: Tue sse' % nd 81,
Sc for No City and extra Country Pl.d In Cal i
Ms 90 have en- made 8. lJd &c, So - 9ltl
hay hid fr btr iee. ~ a.s~ Bat % Of
bales Of BleDos Aye- erns net slsPred IN so4n
fem Colonial WOOL SAILS ia London unavoraoe h,'
Kinds suffered decline OF 10 y cent from the MAch ss~s
cspt fue Australia which In demaud on french
sui:sined prices. .,, -,
under tbe infl 81 ecen. tsvoIsbie Euro
mean sdyes hs been in good request enhanced prizes sales
Of some eco u Log Polar a. 81 220 81 % ~ n 10 INTERIOR
std choice 0ohos.a % f9T sSo, snd re- ~ 80 Io
ie.tlrg ~ -; 5000 10 NorhWes Coss, &, lo9 = l.
10 and $50 10 South Sea a, s1a 8 y 10
cs,h- ., p.
ZINC iss-s active, h. prices sustained small sale- fro n
store 8. 5lc Z n tmos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

OF rEW-YORK, BOSTON PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-RKPosrED WEEKLY ExPRrssLY fos TaE NEW,
YoRE TRsusE-vith full part culas Of Receipts, Sale. 80
Prices of BEHvEs MILK Cows VEAL CALVES SWINE srEEr
and LANES YORK mste from personal observation
nv soroy ROBINSON, on WEDNESDAY EVENING the great
GaIk. dsy) exclusively for The HEwYosK TRIBUNE ane
printed FsiDAY MoRrryG 10 the SsMI- WEEKLY
BEEvES New Yort mostly sold By Cattle bfok.rs on
,or uison much head they estimate the reiSst 81
sea In the quarters viii make the asked a. me Ia
Price nj e. bullock well dress cwt a. loc 10
$50 A, Bos op, the price quoted . f2r Ave qas,'e1
the hide and fat Is included In the estimated weight
onnbeI reported Tor this city 1857 hs 5e
sere the great Wednesday markets SWshngon pov
Yards Forty fourth street, averaging for eech market i 800
vsins from upon different days The 9ta number
o, leo a57 tie 81 market On "eShe'oay
1884. ,A.
CALVES for veal, sold By the pound i've veieoI
MAJ, WY young on sold q. price v head .
MILK COWS generally vary according to he P'ce OF seef
ch beef market draws 10. cows from the diaries. AND Insses
toorn for Poor sell average Tor 300 80
medium ones sS5d i5 good Ones eSat5 s5vs me eoS
elsa 100. The number last yee was L<Sf" axe Gu" lie
ksnt generally reserves the ealE .,
SHTEP AND LAMBS sold mostly By brokers, 1t 70 nlncn
Der head % To e6 for common stock and 70
al FOR extra In 1857 the number od AGO. III 1880 me
suuiber WAS e62 13e. ,y,. .u...,.
Forty fourth Turner'S Thirty seventh street Hd HUG
sn River generally the pound live weight The number
posd In 9S4 the price ranged from TO &C.
d nine months generally over To- fne sneef re-
,riyr I'd IN wss 3k,9ll
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Notwithstanding the supply of Cattle to-day falls 30
little below the supply Of last week. and thathe stock
in make to-day is little above the average OF tue
market days last year. and also that all the business has
TO be transacted n the mud and discomfort OF cold
Northeast storm the price better for the drovers full
half cent pound on the average, though not gen.
orally for the largest latest stock. Very few cattle
will sell for over lOc., and not many below &c the
quality being generally even, and mostly of tolerable
fair quality, averaging sbout cwt. net and with
small proportion of oxen, are mostly pretty well
fed three and four year old steers. II Is but fair
TO say that some Of the brokers think the mar
ket on the whole no better than it wa last
week. but We are satisfied that much larger
nroportion of Cattle will be sold at 81 a lOc to-day
than last Wednesday that is, that if the price not
advanced T. head the grade of Catle that sold last
week at 9c. sell freely to-day at lOc and of the
best seIlirg droyes-that is Cattle averaging or q
cwt.. that have been well fed-will average l0c.
through the Drove estimating the weight and what
they will eventually dress. 1t sppears that the prices
today. for q wonder, since weather Of yesterday
was much more favorable, considerably better or
rather were in the forenoon. As large numbers of the
cattle remained unsod at clock, and butchers held
back pretty hard against paying the prices asked some
statesmen be gan to talk Of being obliged to submit to
lower terms. The prospect OF clearing the yards IN
lea, prices were reduced appeared to very dull the
BUYERS were certainly not very plenty, nor did those
present appear at all anxious to buy We heard some
inquiries for Oxen, such farmers could work little
during the Summer and send to the butcher sbou.
Christmas.
The only large grazer that We saw in market
Daniel Drew, who bought OF G.. Braden, six good fat
Steers from the farm of Robert Gibson, Westmoreand
County, Penn, $s5 which were called equal to lOc.
10 for the meat by buyer and seller and he offered
the same price p head and pound by his and others
estimate TO Ed Williams for ~ head of fine Virginia
cattle. Mr. Williams held off for better offer, but
had no. got il when we left the yard. He estima.ei
the cattle at over &c., calculating upon - lbs y
cwt. Baltimore live weight. The offer of Mr.. Drew
was generally considered the top of the marke. by
coed Judges, ard held good through the day, ii the
owner could not do better.
Butchers almost without exception, think their
Cattle this week cost half cent q pound mere than
last week, and / or lie. pound more than this dsy
fortI light and all say that Cattle show the effect Of
grass 10 their disadvantage 1t is but the natural re-
suit of the very bad market two weeks ago, .hs. c AZ
le should be turned cut to grace and beld OF for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE AND THE LA CROSSE


To NE Editor e| The " Y. Tribune
SIR: In your issue of the Goth, you say that " the
Legislature Of Wisconsin has adjourned, aud oil bills
before introduced by interests adverse to the present
management ofthe Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
COMPANY were defeated" In the same arti;le you
use this language: az The Road is now free from en-
bsrrassment &c to its construction by If the most
thorough contractors at the West and that the Wis.
eonsin Legislature u their prejudice against Western
Directors at one time in danger of passing such
bills as would have disabled the directors and con-
tractor, but the sober second thought saved their
stock holders and farmers.
Entertaining the opinion that you must nave been
nsinformed as to the nature Of the bills introduced
the way their defeat was brought about, and the
"preiudice of the Wisconsin Legislature against the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, ven
ture few thoughts for the purpose Of correcting the
erroneous impression under which you have been
labering. was member of the Legislature TO which
yea sllude, and, Of my own knowledge, state ina,
there were DO bills Introduced by interests adverse
TO the present management of the Is Crosse and MIL
wsukes Railroad Company" unless the fact be con-
seded that the present management is the reverse
Of honest action.
is true bills were introduced afordng chesp,
speedy aod ample remedies 10 stockholders and cred
ors Of all "raGoad ard other corporations against
directors and agents for the moneys stock, bonds ana
other securities of the corporation by them pocke,ed
squandered, or disposed Of in violation OF duty. II
such enactments to be considered adverse to the
interests Of stockholders and creditors of the Company
named or if thereby the directors and contractor
would have been 1" disabled" it viii be somewhat
difficult to devise legislation that would be "a isactoy
TO those who do not wish to be pundered OF millions
Of dollars every few months.
You may be assured that the grea' majority OF the
people Of Wisconsin determined at the earliest
posfiDe moment, TO have such enactments on Their
Statute Book. They were defeated the last day Of
the session, in their first attempt, by the captlous
motions, appeals and legislative maneuvers of tue
Hop. Z. ii. Smith, when twOthrds OF the members OF
each House were anxious to reach and pass the bills
A.tor House, May q, 1855 JAMES H. KNOWLTON.
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Receipts Of Produce-M.y o6.

BY Eric Railroads.&c. bbla Flour 100 do Whisky 10
bags Whst pss' Ashes 10 DO Provisions % DO Lare 1890
L. ather
BY Had.on Rry Boat.-lelD bbls Flour, 1876 900 bush
Wheat, 1900 DO Rye 900 do Oats IS pkg2 Ashes DO
PIovi.ions 7o6 do. Lard los do. Oil Cake
ny HsS.o1 Rse' Railroad ', he rsek eadiag May 29sls
Hog. 67s pigs Butter $50 do Cheese DO. Poultry, 80
do Es do Ashes 40 do. Paper 25 bba Ale and Beer
% DO Four 5 bush. Feed 2O do Bsan' S7 Pc, aoes s
ess Hay do lops IS do. Wool, 10 aLs Marble, so sides
Lss.beT, II, ~ gala MIL
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Pn.sengers sailed

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MaItinss Casi,O &c c.rn,; Hay.ns WIN Conner S.eA-I
Cis,..ton' g. Bssi,tti NewYors John jaws H.Iissrd,
Bruckmsn. New-iors Jsre. Mortimer Secretary % C~.
Pckens c. sam sloaD Philadelphia WIN. DAmpster Il.
A. GsreiObe ~ wYotk Joseph oerenshaw England II.
gar Eiwsd, New oEssns Thos Dreg Roet Borns,,. wls
UsN wsshn s.On Tsos. Grsis R. NJ Gomez, Joho wl1,
Ar d:mad : C. j. A. Shswcroit, New Orleans Glib Moa
I,si john Nchol,op New lok h. Isaac, Geo NJ FGL New
Orleans: R. j. Stevenson Alb RI Msthewson, NewYcik Chs
I.nus Philadelphia Dr. A. Hays, Boston, Lat nr Bailey
r. Goodwin New York; o. A. vesIam, virginia B. Frs.s
Chss Cross. ] Savoy NewYork: Mr. Good Hartford; d. liz
tiohn NewYork fb Leyicb Cailouisi Har Rapreh:, New
Of ans; Dr. h. o. Butler. w D. Glenn, l. And'wreij Pals.
d.t HE Mr Stevenson thee daughters ard Ne. York
MR. gel sud psIty OF three, New Orleans W. add Mr..
KILN NcwYork Cbsrle G. Aser snd New Yorh Jane.
NJ C.dsp and friend Chareston Ssml Caphau and En-
lsLd J. p Degaoi dtSety, Bel.isn Cn.u a. New Orleans;
Icon de Garden bearer despa'chss Mr. Bernard Mr. Duoy
J Depbsm r. Esterbeok coward Can ard New Yors Col
Stanton, A. ard servant, EngA-d Mr.. Pse1or. Morris
Arnold New York: L. Dyer Phaleph!s j. I'd Bryan, Lou
hyile. fan's NJ Don bar New.York H. b. 3. Dsve. Man.
hester MANUEL yrnerils, Mana. MAnue Havana D. Hs,
luck b. McAnuy, ARdiew Dawson, .. h. Whr"ei and
fri. nd Ebxn :. Poor BtSton. Total IN.
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POTATOES-Tbe market for Domestic or Bermuda without
the slightest change The stock Of the former b becoming
duced the high prices OF Bermuda rather stimulating the inquiry
Domestic We quote AZ : 25d 81 IL for Jsrsey neIcers,
IS ioI CATERS goa - or Western Reds 50 S5d 81 30 for
JuLe and ~ dtc T. bushe for Nova Mecer Bermu.
dss and &5Q IS 81,
RICE dull and lower; sales Of 80 tcs 81 aS.c, TO
qusiy.
SEEDS marke; quiet aud nominal for Clover 81 a
&C. Timothy Is inactive and not plenty Sl 75d bush
Rough Flax selling in small lots at = jDd S. p b ~.
Calcutta Lleed Is que. bat Lrmly held in Boston b. few
bankers aud importers at 70d 81 u cash time and interest
the stock The country about $50 eco bags cnshers holding
but Wy mesgsr supply. ouy sufficient to keep the mills IRON
lying idle.
sTEARINA fair busne.. dou: in good W, stern at lie. y
n. IT. supply is light
sALr-Thc supply Of Liverpool scarcely equs to the d.
mard. and prices higher sale. Of Ashtons at about 81
MashAs Of about ~ Ground about SDc CnTscos al 2c,
ms and 1900 boxes Ctiiz Of about previous rates
CARS are exceedingly fiat would be cihct TO sell to
any comfortable extent reduction, owing 10 40 entire
absence Of regular consumpe demand Country dealers bay
TO enlarge their accounts with customers until the
Of indebtedness hoIdated. The sales
zoo hhds Cuba d6Ic and - hhis Texas Q; AZ hehued
are IN moderate request OF former pIices
SPlCES-Bedr the large sales reported by US yesterday
chiefly on speculation bear Of few the trade 2
J0g,c e mos
sOAP-A small lot of CASTLE sold l2lc.
SHOT-Tke market Il quiet but steady a. 6c Tor Dlop aud
&C. for Buck, lees the usual discount
sPELTER-A moderate inquiry has prevailed Tor parcels eN
.hp aud arrive &c 3 70, mos, with sales OF rs
Small psrceis from ,tore, however, command lie.
SkSs-Goa. good request, but the uanss tons
stt.d in copsquence OF the light stock Offering the sales
the comprise 70 bales Rio Hsche AZ about SIC 81
Psya Buenos Ayrrs to arrive private
Deer are little more sc;iye but in buyers favor sle
of27O Sa at about So 26o 10 Mexican 2S1 FLORIDA
and 81 10 Western private terms We quote;
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CHARLESTON. May 60 The steamship Nemfl'
Cromweips Line AR. here to-day from New.York M, II
. SAVANNAH, May 26-The steamship tf1n'svl ~
Cronwens Line, arrived at her wharf here yesterday
P.
25th-The U. S. NJ steamship Alabama, from Newton ~"
al Der wharf q 3 o'clock this afternoon. All well III
REW-ORLEANs Nay 2-Au. shos Hollywood vs.
Hs"ieop, f"m Liverpool Robert Cater: from Have.
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X-ARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesmsblp--Roanokc Skinner, Norfolk, II. Ludsn.
ShIT-Tfy (Brl Isbister, St. Stephens IL. 3 WIsger
Bark Woodbine Orb Wilson, Liverpool L PslPP, @,
20 Fila Ann Thomas Ellsworth, G. 4. J. Peters Eastern
star Ackley Kingston ia p Bulley Acsdian Br Lock-
bsr St Johts N F. r. Dewof; Union (Brem.) uorsnsn.
BIemeu, Henungs Muller 4 Cooling.
schoouers- Oliver. CLARK Fall River Keapyi Lyneh-
burg Harris Richnond e. H. Person, Mary Siesdmaa. Tery
Camp Pinkney &C., Dibbe Buncei j. p. Loaisnd, Niehe
Jacksopyile Price 4 yanLollngen; Ocenn Wave Warreu
NJ Mapkin Beers Boston. Dayton Sprague ~
Soops-Southpoit, Glsdwin New Haven, mas,sr kieni,
Briggs Newport master; America Reynods Bristol Kenny
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FEATHERs-Sse. were made durTns be weeh 0, hf' u"
piire Western q. ~ ate and roo n pr ., 81 e,sn
GRAS-Tte Whsa. market 10 less sr,ve; and WITT ~
fsiings prizes and unsettled the co--i cnn
vice quiet the sales o. 100 hush Cncas' sp'i
~ PC 'or Ordinary :, very rood TO bush NJ
a. S5 Bic fr good - very handsome 400 BUSH Wv.
disu u.r, AZ for f ard he L.os on Ero re-
Td % print coo bssb uusound Whi- Ssisin 49,.
S uih a, 70; Included il tin sales - bush o %
esso sprs nc and 400 bah. very handsome o.
10 a. SIC and 9oO buth CaDa1iAn Club a. 81 NJ "
lower and nominal with buyers Sc AMI sellers e.c
,Alss Of go tu'h a. the close Barley qle. and .
0d6ic Bailey Mai: IL ~ Ady and in fair .uppy ae'
soc. Dat. p ny, and lower; Of jersey S' o ~
STATE and Car sJiaD and SEA for Western Corn 10 -
Supply and prces somewhat nominal with h'te I-d h
Y L.re tie sses 500 bush II t. iI n'er'o n
Sou'h.rI 74073c oT Western mixed Of oontion "a ~,
for Southern and ia 72r xiy for sOutneS lei