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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DIX. LIVINGSTON'S Travel and Re-
Serches in South Africa.
Just rseeivedBy
w. z. Berry & Co.
Fine Books for the Holidays.
w. 7. BERRY &COKPANY'S
NEW LIST OF
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
Choice Editions Of the best
English and American Prose Writers and Poets
In Cali aud Morocco Bindings, viz.

I
English and American Prose Writers and posfs
] In CsliaHd Morocco Bindings. viz.
" orld-Noted Women; or, Types Of
/ WomaHly Attributes Of ell Ages and I...,.
6y Mary CoWden Clarke, Author Of "a ComBIs,. C,,
lA1ee 10 shaksPeare," "GlrIbood Of sb.E.o.ars,s
| S''' me lfsn Cousins" sc. illustrated via
seventeen steel Plate Illustrations dsslrBss h, ,yb,
S'aa- vol large syo. Plea type. Bogns IN -,
ART; s-o'' ''5''O l ne
The Court Of Napoleon; or. Society
under The F'ss Empire. Wi,h superb p,yt,,5,s -,
Beauties wits and Hzroinss. By frank 3. gost,,.,
(DicA Iinto) In Antique Morocco.
/ - The drsg edition Of this at.r,etfvs ,-,,s ,,,
taordinary sale, and It's reissue vas esod f - -.
public demand The literary charsctsr ,f a.. -
proved Che adtlsE's eminent 1lusss for thu ,s -,
it Immediately ASSUMED prominent plsss in ~ ~.
CANT literature Of this country; while It.y.i, fI
zion placed tdrstsmong the richest works ever ..vs,
frOm tbs American press.
The Republican Court or. American
Society 10 the Days Of Washington. Win Bo,t-,,,.,
distinguished women Engraved groE orIs.n.I BlstB
4,o., Antique morocco.
Irving's Washington.
Washnstan's Earlier Years: being the nrst ysluu,
lrving's Life Of Washington. Win lBsnly-ous bssuss
ful knUayiags, with Maps and Wood cuts.
Roberts Views in the Holy Land
The Dresden Gallery.
The Public Galleries OfEurops.
Lodges Portraits of Dlustrious Person
ages Of Great Britain.
Book Of Gem; or, the Poets and Artists
of Great Britain.
The Sons of the Brave. Illustrated.
The Book of Celebrated Poems. Illus
trated.
The Dairyman's Daughter. Illustrated.
The BareGooted Maiden. Illustrated.
Life of Luther. Illustrated
Barry Cornwalrs Dramatic Scenes and
other Poems.
Poems. By William Cullen Bryant.
LongfelIow's Poems. Illustrated.
The Golden Legend. Illustrated.
Voices of the Night Illustrated.
Evangeline: A Tale of Acadis.
Hyperion; A Romance. Illustrated
Gray's EIegy. Illustrated.
The Deserted Village. Illustrated.
COleridge's Ancient Mariner. Illustrated
CamPbelPs Pleasures of Hope. nlustrat
ed.
The Waverley Gallery.
HerOiness Of Shakespeare.
Gallery of Byron Beauties.
Goldsmith's Traveller. Illustrated.
The Illustrated Byron.
The Poet of the 18th Century.
Beautifully printed unssd paper, with 49, uus,ss-
lions.
MOore's Irish Melodies. Illustrated.
Beauties of the Court of Charles II.
The Wayerly Novels.
- "NO works Of Imagination q the same extent Aav
ever been received with great BY The publea -
the Waverly Novels.
Dr.. LivingstOn's South Africa,
WhhrWO Maps and Portrait on steel, and numerous
Illustrations
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.

WEDEEsDAY, Jan Is, 1853
The journal Of yesterday was read.
PETITION.
Blr CANNON presented the petition of citizens
of The town of Blountville, praying for amendment
OF charter, which was read.
RRnnnsLrInNs rAssED TIE ELRsr READING.
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GEN. CASS AND TIE NICARAGUA QUESTION
The following letter from Gen. C,ss. in response
10 an invitation to be present at WALKER meeting
held in New York, in May last, which we find re-
published in the papers of that city, commits him
very strongly to the cause of progress, and viii be
read at this time with an increased interest:
'WAsusGroN, May p. 1857
''SIr: Your telegrapbic dissptch inviting me 10 at
tend the meeting in the Park on Friday evening has
Just reached me. I cannot be there in person, but
NV feelings and sympatbies are with yuu iu this de-
monstraiiou Of public satisfaction al the wise aud
lust measure Of the Administration by which the
existing Governmepto Of Nicaragua is recognized and
viii be encouraged TO 60 on with its good work. ]
trust IT. will meet the cordial appreciation IF the
American people. ID cannot fail TO DO so. If they
are tire 10 the faith of their fathers. Since the
commencement of our national existence 10 hns been
our principle 20 consider every foreign government
legitimate one which is received as such ia its own
country This is the condition of the present rulers
of Nicaragua, and IL is no less our duty than IL
ought 10 be cur desire 20 lend them The moral sup
port they can derive from our recognition. I an.
free 20 confess that che hrair effort of 0rrraa.raeu W
Nicaragua cEriss 7V admiration 8rtEr sHgHgsr an r7g
sr.ifa1ls art not 90 hr astsrros from rs fU-syean
o. these feelings bv vfrs, az rrnraHrs.s ur hqrF
sggrds. lie J7ta doesn't sVmpIts-s r-i sacl 40 sHfer
griss has htfls common 1gtrt ste.
1.-The difficulties which Gen. Walker has encoun-
tered sud overcome viii place his name high Oh the
roll Of the distinguished men of his age. Re has
conciated the people he went 90 aid, the Govern
Of which he makes part is performing its func-
tious without opposition, una internal tranquility
larAs the wisdom Of IFS policy That magnificent
region. for which God has done much and man
80 little, needed some rsuovaliug process. some
TRANSMISSION by which new life may be impaired 10 it.
Oar Cauutrymen will plant there the seeds of our
institutions and God grant that they may grow up
into an sbuud8ut harvest OF industry, enterprise
H. b
VI the states of Central America. ID We are true
So our duty hey, will soon be freed from all danger
Of European interference, and viii have "a security
IA their Own power against the ambitious designs of
England far better than Clayton Bulwer treaties or
any 0hsr diplomatic machinery Boy which a spirit Of
aggression is sought 90 he concealed ill crcum-
stances are ready for active operation.
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Sale Of Negroes,

ny virtue Of decree Of County Cour Of Davfdson
ID CounIy, rendered az the December term, 1857 in The
case J. 8. kza6sil Dllauuny Joseph q. Burtnsn
ana others will O5r for sale a. the Con reuse yard hi
Nashville Saturday January 6-h, l65S, The oiaWibr
Negroes, tOW Negro woman, Harriet "a years 81
and her children, one an infant, and The ohsr, Mary
atOut years Of age.
IEnns-sIO0, cash, ths balance credit OF " manila
with good security. The above a NADIA ~, ~
purpose OF division amOIg The heirs.
Pr CHBAFHAM
dec I6-laHtds prs Zee S.. CIsrz Il 49,
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE
SENATE.
WEDNEsDAs, Jan. Is, 1868.
EXPORTS op Coy,Frs7+rs

SENATE.
WEDxEsDAs, Jan. 10, 1858.
REPORTS OF coyDITrT1Es.
Mr. WRIGHT, from the Committee on Private In
corporations, returned Mr. COTS billeo incorporste
a Mining Company, with an amendment, and recon-
mended its passage.
Jos. s. MILLIGAN.
On melton by Mr. WRIGHT the resolution appoipt-
ing commissioners upon the claims Of JOS S,yGni-
gan against the State OF Tennessee referee to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. AIUNDAY'S bill to amend the charter and tbe
several acts amendatory thereto, passed bv the
Legislatures of Tennessee and Kentucky incorporat-
ing the Louisville md Nashville Railroad Company.
providing that the bonds Of the company may be
changed from post bonds to incoming bonds, and to
give further time for the building of the bridge
across Cumbe land river, taken up and rejected
on the second reading.
Ysas-Messrs Bulen, Denton, GoOdner, Good
pasture, Harris, Menees, Munday, Reid, and
Wrght-9.
AGys.-Messrs Bratcber, Golf, Heiskell, Jones,
McDougal, Roach Ross, Travis, Walker, Weleker,
Whitthorne, and Speaker Burch-l2
WILLIAM MOORE.
Mr. GOFF introduced bill for the benefit of W.
Moore, surety for VIM r. Moore. Passed first read
ing.
FREE NEGROES.
Mr. MCDOUGAL called up his Dill 10 prevent Tree
persons Of color who have been convicted Of any
felony and confined in the Penitentiary, from going
at large after the expiration of their term of service
The bill provides that such persons shall be retain
ed in the Penitentiary until they earn amount Of
money sufficient to pay for their transportation to
The west coast Of Africa.
Vr HARRIS moved to amend, so that instead Of
being retained in the Penitenliary he shall be hired
out until he earns an amount sufficient for said
pt.Dosp yhicb was adopfed and then rpconsiiprpd
Hr GOFF moved TO amend so that such negroes
may have the option Of being sold into slavery Of
being hired out for said purpose.
On motion by Mr. WALKER, the bill and amend
ments were recommtted to the Judiciary Committee
Senate next took mp the special order, the resolu-
tions of Mr. Walker, in relation to the course Of the
Hon Juo Bell on the Kansas-N ebraska bill.
Besgrs WALKER and GOFF addressed the
Senate; after which,
Snnatn innk q rncass until u 7. II
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NOTICE

MY vie, PAULINE B. GREG nRyi1g left my bed and
VI beard, without cuuse revocation hereby nulf
the public against trading win her on my aecOun viii
rot pay any deb that she may con rraCt.
Jan is, I55s- 3sd&w' GEORGE GRHG. Jr.
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" orld-Noted Women or, Types Of
WomAHly Attributes Of all ages and I.Bs.
ny alAY CoWden Clarke, Author Of "a Compsis CoB,,,
aADee 10 shaksPeare,' "Glr.hood Of sb.E.,..rs,,
Heroines," "Ihs Irsu Cousins &c UIu.fr,t.5 80.
Seventeen steel Plate Illustrations designed b, C,,I,,
stat vol large syo. Plea type. Bound IN uoroe-
arl, u ~
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ORDER OF BUSINESS.

Mr. KEENEY submitted resolution to so amend
the rules that, hereafter, any bill or resolution re-
ferred to q committee shall be considered and pass
ed upon at the time the chairman makes his report
Mr K. moved to suspend the rules so as to admit
Of present consideration Of the proposition.
The motion was agreed TO.
3r RICHARDSON and Ir DUNLAP expressed
themselves favorable to the resolution; but
Mr. NEWMAN suggested the rule, that no amend
ment Of the rules can be voted upon without one
days notice, so the resolution was psssed over.
Hr CALDWELL introduced bill 90. 273) to
amend the set Of 1852, relating to the office Of
Justice Of the Peace.
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H6y- The New York Times Of the 9th inst, has
The following calculation to the amount Of cotton
that has been shipped to Europe this season:
OF hhe new crop Of cotton, the Southern States
have already sent forward the value Of S2lO00,OO0
Of which, 10000 have gone to England, and the
rest to France and Germauy--m thus q total
of S3l, 100000 forwarded by us, in two months
fne TO our creditors oveI the sea- So much for the
Opposition Of the country 20 meet its Liabilities and
prelarye It's good name Uutarnishcd. OF its ability
some notion may be formed from the fact that the
heavy payment Of December have left our banks
q Ncw Fork city S2,5o),OO0 stronger than they
we're when The month began.
Ia The Providence Rhode Islaui) banks have
resumed specie payment The banks generally,
Soughout the STATE 1t is believed willfollOw. The
N''NSa banks, it is said, contemplate an early re-
i'S RhatnoW lie the matter With the Ven
-'-''' D-7AS' VII soms one tell us!
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SECOND CLASS.
SPECIAL RATES.

Boxes hats furniUra and carriages boxed and other yh
articles not enumerated also, cJrTCys acids or Other
chemicals, will be charged at double first class rrtra
IL ? Have every package plainly marked with
consgnse destination depot &C delivery. Attention 10
this matter prevents delays and losses and nsurss speedy
delivery.
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Mr. THOMPSON moved reconsideration Of the
vote tabling the resolutions Of Mr. WHITE of Knox.
and the vote being recousidered, he moved to refer
the resolutions to the Committee on Federal Rela-
lions.
Mr. WILLIAMS demanded the yeas and nays on
the motion, and the same being ordered and taken,
resulted-yeas AZ, nays l9-as follows
Yeas-Messrs. Algee, Anderson Bate, Bayless,
Beale, Benton, Bicknell, Brazslton, Buloch, Cald-
we'll, Carter Of Carter, Cooper Copeland Davidson,
Dsvie, Dobson, DOdson, Dunlap, Ewing, Fulton
Golladay, Griffith, Holmes, lye, johnson, Kendrick
Kesnsy, LsCkey, Lloyd, Nancy, KsHbeTn Randolph,
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SELF PRESERVATION,

SELF PRESERVATION, 1Ie.
IL debls due previous 90 he fB5Y vii -
n leetsd oy suit January Court or before M.rfsrfs
uo paid before thai time This shall apply % s persona
vii hrut Distinction. "a word The wise Is sufB-ssnt
declO @ MeNaTfV = 20.
VIHE DIVTDENT5-
pa Board o. Directors Of The Broad st-sst B5a ca.
Payso'ny have ne day declared diydensd Of per
@sE ,, q, SCOTT, Tu8ssuEu1s
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1853.
Win t e r R a ties.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
FIRST GLASS.

Piano ForeE, Books, Stationery, Bos,s Shoes Liquors
Ousr &C, 10 ouies tamphns and Spirt Turpenln- in
barrels Carpetng China, Glass and Glassware Cigars in
Cdss, clocks, tOneres cotton dry goods
boxes or bales drugs ui fruit aud s1ru5Dsry,
turs garden seeds, DOSING glasses aHd OOku glass plate
lsg vusrs oyser in cans and lars dsry lin and
Britannia ware, teas and spices
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The Court Of Napoleon; or. Society
under The t'tst Empire. Wilh superb P3rtrsi,. Of
Beauties "iisand Hsroinss. By frank 3. go,5,,.,
(DioA TintO) In Antique Morocco.
me mrs. 'l'oa OF mis- attractive work mstwIth an sz
taordnaTy sale, and is reissue "a, ,,II,t -
Dublie demand. The literary ebarsersr a. ~. -
proved ths aatleFs eminent a.usss for thsI.s,r 49,.
immediately assumed prominent place in tbs -
giant literature 0f this country; while suuigus Bst
ton placed il 6rstamonz the richest vork, ,,a, -.
from the American press.
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January Rules, 1s5s.-In ChanoeTy at Gem

CHi'S. W. ANDERSON,
Jan. j. 1888. jabl5-u General Agent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-10
Prices and Sales of Stocks in NeW York.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

BALTIMORE, June O.
CoFFEE-There has been but light ement TO- day
with reported 800 bags Jamaica on private terms
and 100 bags Laguayra at IL Rio was neglected.
the market is steady however at 0d10H cts for medium
to fair grades; 0A cts for good fair and Hall cts for
prime Java is held at 16@l7 cts We the arrival
to-day the bark Antelope from Rio with 200 BAGS
The stock of Coffee is now about 10, 900 bags.
FLOUR.-There was very limited inquiry TODAY
with sales of 200 bbls City Mills Super at 81 Howard
and Howard Street dull S5G525 CITY Mills ia
nominay $52595.5o Of Baltimore ground note a
sale to-day by Messrs Lee Weby 200 bbls Family
made of wheat at ST. being the first new flour this
Baltimore ground ranges from STAT SO for Fami
~ and 80 for Extra Rye Four-saes TODAY of 100
bbls at % 5 and 100 bills at Corn Meal Is rathr
quiet So so for Baltimore and So % for Country
GRAIN-Was moderately active at about yesterday $
figures There were 500 bushels Wheat at martat
5000 bushels white sold at96d10 cts for fir to good
and small lot of choce at 10 cts all the offered 200
bushels sold at 93d % cts fair to good samples Corn
was rather dull with offerings of 5000 bushels white and
$500 bushels yellow the larger portion of which was held
over White brought 65G67 cts for ordinary tn GOOD
samples and strictly prime might have brought 6s cents
Yellow sold principally at 20 cts for prime, with some
small lots at 66S cts for fair to good OF Oats there
only 900 bushels at market to-day nearly all Penn
syvana which brought 37(40 cts. for good to prime
Maryland quote at ala SO cts, and Virginia at 2SG
cts. Rye is quiet at 20 cts for Pennsylvania, IS cts
for Maryland and Virginia. ,
MOLASSES.-There have been no transactions of con-
sequence to-day. We continue to quote Clayed at 25
cts Muscovado at 26 2s cts New Orleans 80 So cts
and Porto Rico at 30ld 80 cts.
Professionalism continues to be good demand
for Bulk Meat and we note a sale TODAY of 2OO hbds
Shoulders, delivered in New York, terms not male
public. Bulk Shoulders held at cts and Sides and
Hams at Bacon continues quiet with sales of 30
to 40 hhds by obbers at and cts for Shoulders and
Sides Hams selling at 10d11h cts for plain and can
vassed Pork slightly lower with sales of bbs Mess
at Sl775 and 200 bb do at $3.50 Prime Mess is held
at $3.50 Prime at ga so and Rump at $3 Baltimore
Mess Beef selling at $40 and do No. ga Western at
sl3 and Mess and No at 81. Lard is steady at III
cts for Western and 1O4 cts. for City. = -,
RICE.-We are without any transactions TO report We
quote fair to prime at 3h6g3z cts. u 4
SU ARS.-The market has been very quiet and we are
without any sales to note. We quote English Island
Cuba and Porto Rico, refining, at $575(d825; Porto
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ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, June 9.-The steamer Kangaroo arrived
this morning bringing dates Liverpool to the 18th
. utmo
Later news has been received from India but it is Of
little general Importance.
The Paris Conference has held preliminary meeting on
the subject of the Principalities.
The hrabias advices reached Liverpool on Sunday the
ODD ut
The dates from Calcutta are to the I'd of April The
rebels bad been driven Azngbut with heavy losses
and Sir Colin Campbelps staff were marching towards
Rohilcund
Sundry successful encounters with the rebels are re-
ported
Lord Egin and his colleagues were at the last account
from China about to leave Shanghai Teensng
the fleets would follow.
The ship Courier, bound to New York with tea was
lost ON Prata Shoal. The crew were saved
The project of line of steamers from Galway Ameri
ca has been revived, and it said first class steamer
will sail thence about the 10th of June.
The Telegraph fleet leave Plymouth on an exper-
mental trip about the 29th and port
stead of Queenstown 1t is proposed to lay e cable
Pacenta Bay, Newfoundland direct to Portland Maine
on the completion of the present enterprise.
The trial of the Chalons insurgents had resulted in the
inhicton OF fine and imprisonment to the majority.
Another ministerial crisis was anticipated at Madrid
General Concha asks be recalled on
of i'll health.
The French Government has caused much excitement
by proposing to convert the property of charitable
tions into Government sUck
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-Cotton-The sales during the
last three days have amounted to 600 bales at decline
of q, the market closing dull. Spectators took 1000
bales and exporters 400.
Breadstuffs.-All qualities have slightly declined since
the receipt of the by the Arabia and the weather
had been favorable for the crops.
Richardson Spence quote Southern Flour 2ls. Cd "a
OBS; Ohio DDS apis Wheat is dull a decline of IS
red is quoted at 5s 10d d6s, and white at Is 7s 3D.
Corn is quiet.
Lard is quiet and quotations barely maintained
Rosin is steady As Turpentne-Spirits closed firm
at ISs., and all qualities have slightly advanced
Rice is dull Sugar is quiet.
Consols for money closed at 97Z ...
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Police Intelligence,

N. Gumbo, V. Bauener and J. Lester were yes terdav
arrested by officers Pamphilon, vernum and Morgan for
violating health ordinance No 49, Sec. S. Justice Boyd
ned the two first 81 and costs each last 81 and
costs.
Henry Snyder, for stealing ham from the store of
Porter corner of Green and Baltimore streets arrested
py Lieut. Montague and officer Mcdonald committed bv
Justice Logan in default of bail y
John McGowan arrested yesterday by Officer Stagmer
Tor assaulting Louis Goldsmith committed for trial by
Justice Mearis. ' -
ratrck Gillen arrested by Officer Josh Mitchell for
beating his wife: committed for court by Justice Nc
Allister. y ~ N
John ohrfuch arrested by Officer Edwards for reckless
urlvingi hned $50 and costs by Justice Morrow
william Berney, arrested by officer Brown for assault
Morrison. - ~ y ~
EDWARD Hunt arrested last night by officer Bachelor
Tor assauiting officer Mitchell Held for trial by Justice
Mearis. ~ ~ y ''
Joseph Darcy arrested yesterday by Lieut. Muir for
seihg quor without license held bail for appear
ance at Court by Justice Audoun RI.
Hugh MeGiocklen, arrested by officer Deal for bathing
in Jones' Fails near Eager bridge fined 81 and
by Justice Mearis 'iT-7 . -
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Dnblit Sales.
BY ADREON q co,
- TRUSTEES SALE-R1

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of =
ii decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City the
t undersigned, Trustee, will offer for at pub
lie auction, the premises THURSDAY, the l7th
day Of June next, at AZ O'Clock y. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de
scribed as foows-Begnning for the at the south
west of East Baltimore and Bethel streets run
nng thence westerly bounding East Baltimore street
sixteen feet thence running south hundred and
t feet to ten feet alley thence east binding said
alley sixteen feet, to Bethel street; thence north along
Bethel street. to the beginning
This Lot is improved by good BRICK DWELLING,
and is subject to annual Ground Rent of forty
dollars.
Terms of Sale One cash, and the balance in four
and eight months from the day of sale; credit payments
Dear interest and be secured by the the purchaser
endorsed to satisfaction of Trustee.
s. MORRIS COCHRAN Trustee,
ADREON Il CO.,
yZo-ZaW&ds Auctioneers
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hlco and New Orleans fair to good at So 5Oa 6 rs
S65Oa7 ..... - o. ~ r'
SALI-Sales of 5000 sacks Ground Alum, and 300
SACKS flne on private terms Ground Alum is selling
from store at 20 cts MarSlallS and Jefry Darcys Fine
at 100 cts and Ashton do AS cts per sack Turks
Island at 2Otd23 cts. per bus
~ WHiSkEY Sales of l25 bbs Ohio at q II cts and 200
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The Railroad Crossing Mt Batavia.
The Search of American Vessels by British
Cruisers - ~.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-COmmander Rodgers, of the
steamer Water Witch, has forwarded information from
hey west to the effect that Admiral Stewart of the Brit
s navy, has sent vessel after the steamer Syx, with
oeai instructions again to visit American vessels
'her stated that the British cruisers not acting
~ new instructions but those issued in 1S47. This in
'eeehce mas been fayoaby received in Washington and
tnoush not coming officially is believed to be the fore
runner OF adsavowal by British government Of all
lne ao. VI "ch our government and the people of the
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New YORK, June 9-Cotton-sales of 500 bales market
closed with declining tendency. Flour is heavy-sales
of $1,000 bbs State and Ohio cts lower; Southern un
changed; common to good State S3S5dS co. Ohio 81
S455; Southern S44OG$47O. Wheat is heavy-sales of
10000 bushels Western white Gl0 cts Chicago spring
SodS6 cts Corn is heavysales of IS 900 bushels mixed
COAL cts Pork is dull-Mess sl7 2oa$7 So Prime $l4
(d$1425 Whiskey closed firm at 2121 X cts Sugar is
hrm-Muscovado 5G64 cts. Coffee is dull Naval Stores
quiet. Rice is steady