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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
DIED.

sROOKs-On Sunday evening June 6 o. consumption, Mr..
CHARLES BToos pais5 N The &c year 81 O.. age Ih. De-
Of The NewYork Herald lie generally known by the
for the upttness bic cbeiseItr aud the gentle nnotuse
His funea viii takt place from bis late residence, No lG3
Twelfth street, South Brooklyn his Nedne, isy) morning
O'Clock where his relatives and ieDds, aud printers
y, are Respectfully invited 10 attend
BLOOD-A. West Winaso-, VI, Friday May g. Of heat
disease, SaliysD Bleed aged 80 years.
cLARk-A A sidney P aim u. on SATURDAY My Mr. Mary
They bad lived together half century aud nearly tbs
las: Of the eaily settlers ofihAt town
DENARESr-In this city, Monday June ofconsnmption
his ;e,desce, No "a Bedford street, Peter Demses
aged 81 years.
daughter Of feder ARD EauIsh r. Harrington. aged
months en- "a Days
HAGGENs-ir New ory,u' On Monday, Mag a, Mr.. Henry
Hassens formerly Of b. Ol, Mas.
LOUISIANA, Port Rcnu ond Staten Island Sunday. June
Mr. Mary sorsman, vile Of Abraham hcu'man in the esd
year of her
KELLY-At Ne "a Tenth s:fe.t oil Sunday evening Jun-e
OF oLOmp;or John Kelly aged &c Jess native Of Galway
LANIGAN-ln Brooklyn on Monday Afternoon June T. John
Lsossr Ds'e Of TpEesy Ireland liz The 2'h year 'f hs
MOsRELL-h XlnLzs. Long Island On Monday Rife rnoor
June :, Richard Ao'Ter Of jersey CITY.
10 I,e the p.Ial wednesday Jsre a. o'clock. from
he LpsopA Steicb, Msohasse,t Long Island Carriages
MABlE-ID Brooklyn. 2 D. Monday. jane Joan BALDWIN
Frederick snd s.ins MAtis.
HURpAY-At No e thrysir s.ee. Houdsy Jnne My
Am, riGa dEushteT Of Liam Marcy aged ncu;bs and
- days.
NENMAS-A: NJ GO Fourth Monday June !, of
ep,nluoI, Mis- Ez Newman in the 18th year Of Der
oxlVERrr HeoAyr q SUNDAY JGne6 s'er she.t ness,
Walter O51.T. in :Ss 2sh year q bis
RkEEs-At m corner q Twelfth Fourth
Mesdey Jon. sns shor eui severe lines Ly di. The
ro'.e vie 81 VIM faih-.s ssed ~ y-us months and u
eayG
kELiY-lr wlaisrsbarth CT Sunday jane g. Nay RELY
via dPansk gie.y aged IS years
VNDEkHl LA. DoSbss Feny, Of Lenssisa Elias Uudera
ne ~ Jtsrs. sie q Broosiyp Long lsls 4.
nfpo. quo 'hcst Of the family invited to attend his
~ NJ - the o,n -, from yriendt' neeag-
fuieht'e Westcns,os Coeniy. wboc. fa;b.r invita-
~ Ntiief's viii lie AZ waiting Nbne PsLs Depot,
cay ~ s''- '''~1 '' WV i"s
~, Ast ne ne u zoe tsh yts, This 1sa
ne ,ns Ae aHqusntsboes .spee.fIy invited TO attend
Il. sn. "a sVin h t'e 'edonos Town Of yonhers on
Neon.sosD - se lor., 81 o'chek b.,
New Yert " WV ''A ''0
WAfSoN-At No l7t Ner s1,e,n:h st,.e. er M.rsx J,s
sa,st Nsater VIZ Of Msiseilh ~s;scT .s,d 81 YEA,
yCERe-A. ns n2 Grss1 w.sl Av.uu. Or ia, .,s,,;,
JIso May Iosrf tes J. s.sI, ct.ls Ia = t,xs DIT
q g igsIt Yes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

To ne Editor Of TIE " Y Tri51ne
SIR Ar analysis of the earnings and expenses OF the
Erie Railroad Company for the six months ending
March 81 1885, shows that the decreasen the earnings
f,or the same period last year to be found In the
first qusrter-thst s, during the psnic months OF
October November and December. Tne statement
ade by tie Pres den: sws that the earrings 10, the
rs quarter Of the last six months were 2l3 10
ard for the sane period last year the earnings were
Al COS 2 a. peng decrease of sac, So ". during
the second quarter, however, there Is en- actual
increase in the earnings compared with same months
lat wear Of So 404 Tae statement referred to further
shows that in tie item OF freight alone there s an IN
crease IN earnings dur the last three months as COM
pared with the same inon.hs last year q Sluo,oOo,
b. ing also within 81 000 Of the exhibit for the same
months during the wears 1855 the most propiti
ous wear which railroads in this country nave ever Iao
AS to the expenses, also the same feature tIvorSoy
presents itself For example, tue expenses during the
first quarter Of the ss si1 months were 81 10Y 81
curing the months year ago the expenses were
81 1893 1874 So showing Increase Of expenses FOR the
first quarter Of the past Elk months Of $40, Ia ".
During the secord quarter this year the expenses were
81 3ii746 70, for the ssms period Gst year The e1-
penses were 81 $50 Go, showing decrease IN ex-
uenses during the last three months OF SS, iS ~ as
compare with the same months last year. BY adding
the decrease in expenses TO the Increase OF receipts
there is gain Of Sos 1873 81 in the actual exhibit OF
the Erie Railroad for the second quarter Of this year
over the came period last year.
II we take into account the increased expenses 10
repairing the track and cars IN other words, tue I'm
prov ed condition of the property the exhibit becomes
a more fsvcrsb!e. 1t thus appears that the recov-
ery in the business Of the Eric Railroad from the
treme de preston of last Fall is a. RAPID IS could rea
sOnably be expected. ). -
Nsr- York, June 8, 1858.
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Arrived.

Steamship Florida Crowen Savannah So hofs mlse lsd
eIchap sed with steamship State Of Georgia and Mon
day banged ,gnss With stesmshp Noees rsib
bound B. also Of Delaware, passed sehr H. d. DEM e'1rd
Steamship Mon.sowsD; Croctsr g hours from seun.l
To-. "A 90 passed 'tip Liberty, from New.YSIk
s.e;n;he A.nta Lfysed Gr ss So hours na' ~
niles of Chi1coessue exchanged signals with steamship NJ
Ship FOrd. lof Boston, whi;mOr. Barbados u Day,
Ship Wandering Jew (of Camden), cAron HAvarA My 81
5i & 4Psr.. c9'soqS s.. W%T ss e. T.
g. icp 50, saw big BohlO, hence f,r st. psnirsS
Bark Kate Lincoln Chssn, DsmsrHa 81 dsys "ssI w.
Bark B; johnson Ccf serpor Blake, cSasras II dsy'
molsses {, Peck Church.
Bz e5 Cotton, e, oSse 70 Esss H.IsrS sS' n:
lon a spoie Mssis Farrow q ROckland Kssl
BsIt Honduras Bs.e' Belize Houd May 49, oo>Au.a, X,
81 f tsss:D.,s h sa, no Noble Nay y esn
Bah RAPID. M.rsA.ls Vera c,.1 Nay T. ,sin s;,s .s
Bphwssin, sts s. asys -. q 80 lon sSlc, rss sss
beer hours previous By coming 10 soo. s's
ship Mary Russell Saw TIE shp to ewad with te' Hronsa
s aps into chss.son Jahe it, IS e1shscssd.
pes with bark showing white fg with red er'""'pv~S'
Brig James B. oeose Atwsu Galveston :, day. cotton le
&c, 70 Merrill AbbO,. -
Brig Hsapden IL B.nsorl Di%ens aGeyss;; rR N.Y.
&c. spoke .chr Maria Morton, bsund $; ,.
Brig o:es ssg9s Csc 1...s s f.,
Brig Prinee,s RoJa tBr Pesnsu Bermuda dys pfss'
Bris f.ni.,ts D1rbsr Pars q days. rubber a. to Bss
Notls. Left no American vessels IN port -.
c. C. Duncan Co. Sailed in company with sshs Johs hs'
srs r Lssoe lof Bsrsor) Pierce C.,den.. May o. esyp
H. D. Broosusn Co. oh inst, ia. 81 Ion &C. speke big oe
Hsri. from Cord.pss for Holme.. Hole and msrket
Brig Sc Lam lBr PeHn.ton, Bsrmaas sdsys, pos'"s'"
schr D. TfowbI6se tof New Haven't Merrcv Bs,nsd
day., potatoes &c. % Middleton 4 90.
schr. Brown, Marshall Virginia days wood
schr. James House, sp-asre Alexandra days ooI '"
schr Hiram =. B.hop, Booth Mss.nzu 7d.y. soa nsss
muii, both TO- EcwYok No dH.e of Cape Florida spoLs ~
Frsnees Newton # Bnckper Tor Boston No date Z: e
lat So 90 or SO 90 spoke brig Cbimborszo asd FOR Bets
from Remedies 10 a,s OF Key wss, raw me sss 49,
rissed ship Carrying away The sbp. m,ipms BY The e -
carrying away the banks Inentopsssnt mat and mss~
schr James Lawrence Aleu- Boston days mis. 70 Dsss
Sprsgue. sfI
sehr. Dolphin, Harris GeeIsc's Banks. Msss, ESQ.
ssar R. Law. L.npSe.r. Port Even Z foS sociss:as
schr Mary Z parn'ele. Gaskil Washington, ~ u ="
schr H. Hickman, IIiekm,n virginia days corr % rs
; or. T1set FuTriAa Savannah Gays, cotton 70 Ae'
scbr Sarah Mn, Cef Brooksayeu) Rowey s. Bx:. r.yS
pDesppts TO Thos GiDsItirl Sailed 10 company va -
" b. HtTsry, 1olebuIns, for Boston. A..
Sch. A IEfeli Higgins, Charleston days lumber
schr F. Nicker.n, FsfOrs, Gsors.ovn s. c.. tdys n'S
ssbr. Fsirf.x, Aott Georgetown D. c., day., sos'ieS
III { Abbott
sehr. a. Van Cliff Alexsbdhs day.. coal.
scIr. Z. sheldon. White, xessnarss days, esS' ~,
Steamer ospray Kinney, PToyceoee Inase to 800 -
BELOW-Ons ship, unknown
WlND-Durrs the cay from s ard hsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

CAPTURE OF BURGLARs.-Yesterday afternoon On
css Ayes Chase and ODopne aresed two well dressed
fellows, fer feou usy entering the bouse OF Mr.
Bailey Wsea street, Grand The family were out q
the time AID the leghbor seeing the fellows 70 up and
unlock the door sad erer information the poles Upon
6ut er desperate chase were INFO custody One Of
them had skeleton aud night Keys capable Of opening
spy lock The prisoners before Recorder
Bedford VITO committed them t They their
as James Hendricks No. IS Grand street. NewYork and WIN
Martin, EdslI stIee. Will1asbuTgn.
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s,u..r., sS26745i5 ss16s,cE S.6osSst
The following gentlemen were yesterday eisc'ed ~.
,ec.ors Of the Cumberland Goal Coupsoy; X. r.
Getty, S. J. Tlden, David Palmer, E Ii. Miller
er;.min Ns.hsp, Allen Campbell Of the hHism
Road w. II. Mcviekar. David G'cesoscs' 1onn
Riley. J. c. Henderson, v. Marsh Of the Enc Road
Charles Gould, J. Hall Peasants o: baltimore. None
of these rames were or the ticket elected e. tie pre-
vious annual election, excepting tbs. o. j. Ray. MI
r. p. Getty was elected President, vice MIR. Mehehy
omitted. A resolui.n has been adopted alowicg any
,tockbclder 20 make his stock preferred not"l'h-
standing the stipulated time for doing so hss expired
The following gentlemen were elected by the share
holders of the Salem Coal and Manufacturing Com
pauy for the Offices designated; Geo. E;soi Salers
President; Thomas Co;wp, ID. +. Goodnne, L. ~.
Webster, VIM Is. Ogden, Frederick c. H.vemeyer,
O. d. Ashley, S. l. Tilden, F.. Hu.chipgs, Dirsc:ors
1t IL reported ,ha. the WIhsmspoTt and Ehnira Ril'
road Company will purchase the Elmirs, Csnsndsisua
and Niagara Falls Railroad, at the pubic sale this
month. The road is about 100 miles lcrg, through
fir country, and in direct Lire with the Wiismspart
and ElInira Railroad.
Statement Of the condition Of the banks 10 the prin-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. 4
Cleared.

Steamships Chesspesks, Crowe, Porasd II. D. Ccmw.a
a Co. Africa Shannon. Liverpool =. Cuusrd.
Sbip-Abri Bsrnsby San Ffsncisco, s. Bsbcock Co.
Bsrts-MMquis Of Butte lBr fs'Ily St john n b., X "
w Never Jsue Leesett Lamberr, Gaseow Dunbsn Dimcn
Rhs.-Msrha Maria, Anderson, Ebz.bsthpor Thomp-nt
Hunter, Amonoosu;k, Carl Asgnwal Holmeoe Hesdey
Downs Jameson, Calais, Ne, Mayhem, Talbot Co.
Schocner-Geo. Davis PHILLIPS, Charleston, Donhsm d.
mon; d. Babson Wlcks Ebenrs, Jos. Eness Jsha, Barol
Wilmington, F.. s. Powell N. Wsrins, Crowsl Por'smoal
s. w. Lewis Co.. Jas. Miller, Psoe, New OiiesnA H.
Bsrge-P P. HEART, Hand, Philadelphia, J. y. Bntss
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PASSENGER Arrived.

In bark Hondnyos from Bess Hos9-Ds z. Aliens. Gee
eo J. Finc!ay {. Hampstead, Mr.. - X W. Hasacssas IL
In scIy D. Tyoucb,idge from BonUda-Hon X. Kennedy
r. G Fi.bepden, 5. Hu,chings.
b ,hp Florida from Barbadoss-S D. TarteI, A. O. 70
rearo. a, D. NJ. ~
Mr.. Drsperd and chl5 Miss Fox M Murray, M Rsrtn.
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Receintn OF Producc-JuNE s.

By Erie ReIroaSl 500 bbls Flaur 30 do WHISKY 10 d
hale, Cotton Wool 30 pkes Ashes $50 90 Better d
Geese 1856 rolls Les,ber $50 pkss Seed
p ~, NoytI Rir,y Rods-6 ss bbs Flour, 6t6 hashss
Wheat. Is 200 DO Corn, l4s pksa Pork ~ d.. Whshy 3d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FLUsHISG.-Ths Wright
farm, situated near the Railroad depot in the Village
Of Flushing, comprising IS acres wss sold last week
for $4,000. Edward l.. Lyncn, esq, Of Nextown,
Mas the nnrohaeer.
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an - ,,e ne rumhsy 10 reccrreff eus A.. a.
. hc - 80 r.ms,r 20 sppOip ied ~ y"se 80 "a
Vbe JSI..r ro,n tee Of yoor pro.%edihts ~".n A.,
cIeh o. - 10 delivered TO the D"uncFh$'I" uJ
ie0' ~ =, ,or ay require yo9 ch1 ooaio ron nv
Ist iTc ~ also, s.-snc bsfne you ~heh-v Vi
OF xGnlp,bg witnesses lie IL hlo"to
io 'ns before VOC his lresi for the pposp nv
nf .yer - permitted be present dlfins TIE eNk;e.
o xor ornions The giving o. your votes upon any IN
YOU Any disclosure by any Of you OF The 1891 10
i,ac.m,nt hsyne been fovsd kssu't suy pesn iof 10.
CIV not In aotua ocnfnement, OF until he she Nv
s,.n arrested thereon, is msdeHeaoor, ,i WHs.n
;le neron 81 SsSGsiDg be punished ~ hns az"
mon. You bcG;s for uerf'cg tno fnp
bnt that employ the same oyurs ~ 1oe
nv foreman Administer cams - ~.cs
h. can Of your number fop can orsna.e
con paat sfor ,ynl. wei, misdsb. anofs bn uG"s
ar aporau case cIg for great dps' ~ u "'.4 pe
aeyl..e 10 before ~ tnining aeA'e As ~
Dis,ti,, IL okcer o. the CONT AZ W" ~ J'n
Ira slid- such held responsible Tor taxing the necessary
mems 70 IN before would fgest b- yo NY
Won ,jme and attention only With zach business he shs oee
/. Advisable. 20 Irodu~e for your mvestss.on o., .
With hefe observsiors gentlemen, yoo viii proceed wan e
Gi,chsIge of your d1t"s
After the jury Rad retired 20 their rooms, EdEard
rv psrsd TRIAL d,fsuarg FIotot gentleman
named Daniels uf ~ and watch and cnaln ~oh 49,
Of TIE jury could nos agree auu
We oisc charged. ...
james Andersen pleaded guilty 10 al attempt AZ
nd Intny ,tD'ctced TO two year IN 'he ets'e
Prison.
Mar Brady was tired :or receiving stolen lesd PIPE
FROM ~ sys acquitted from in'och a: t';mny The
Cor: The u ADJOURNED.
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COIIPT OF APPEALS.

JuNE g Is5s-No 42l-Morheld agt. Fsrmers
P,ub Of Sagstcgs County Atued NJ A j. willard for aP
reliant: NJ jobs q. Mott fer respondent
No l0-ThCmIson SGT Bullock. Argued MI a. Ihomp'ob
foT appellant; Mr.. O. Dean fer respondent
No. e6-K.rEochsn sgt NewYork Bowery IrsGen;e Con-,
pspy Armed. Mr.. A. TtomJson for sppelln.; Nj Lr'
respondeuL
csieSdsI ter jore s-No. d. %, =. &C. %, 7s g. s. &c
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......rHIs DAY..
svy-R,s.s l;28 suy-sets... 7}0 Moos-Nses.. lilo
HIGH wATER......1His DAY.
Sandy Hack ASS Cows island, 5:i3 Hello e..... IN
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The receipts, exports aud STOCK OF Tram at ChcHgO
are as follows;

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders in the
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company was
held in Chicago on Wednesday, the I'd inst We copy
the proceedings from The Tribune:
The stockholders met a. 10 o'clock a. in Newber-
rvs block, on the Of Wells and Knze streets
and organized by eecting w. II. Gilman, President,
and Horace Whit and John Aston, Tellers.
L. Bronson of New York introduced set Of resolu-
tors for the government of the Directors during the
coming year, which were discussed by Mr.. Bronson,
Ebenezer Peck, esq, Chares Walker, esq, and W.
L. Newberry, esq until 1880 P. M, when on motion
Messrs. +. Bronson, w. l.. Newbsry and II. T..
Dickey.
The polls were then opened for the election of d.
rec0rs and the voting continued until o'clock, when
the meeting adjourned to u O'Clock.
On reassembing, the Committee reported, through
Mr.. Bronson, three resolutions The first directs tie
Secretary to prepare and publish semi-annuaDy u
complete list of the stockholders aud their residences
ana furnish the same to all stockholders who may
apply for it. The second resolution is as follows:
Rsoired That the following resolution be printed and for
~aded each stakeholder with request for his opinion
thereon and shall be approved of BY majority of the stock
holders in giving their oaon, shall be c9nsdered
adopted the policy Of this Company and the Director: OF the
Company be- governed thereby otherwise L. shall be
R,reJ Thst any le.se any o'hr railroad
fosi Tor the business furnished BY il that .. beyond
conrsc. TO lend the money or credit OF this
MALI any bsnth or extension rOsd s b. obligatory
this Con until it has been approved bS majority OF the
stockholders represented AZ any annual me citing or
meeting b called for that on at least 90 days notice
and obecof such meeting shall BE- expressed in the call
And the approval ihrr be without calling meet.
us ployid III material points Of the he presented in he
circular and the thereto given by letter.
The tsid resolution returns the tnanks OF the stock
holders for the ability AID fidelity of the Directors
during the past yesr
The voting continued until 81 p m, and suited in
the choice OF the following persons for Directors for
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SECOND BOAR.
.tLTs BY AUCTION

BY AUCTION
900 r Wst.rosxyct bds s. ~ Marin. Back go,
9fo Harlem "a mtg bd. IS 20 ST. Marks Fire ms Coll6f
Atlantic 7sS 10 American Express Co. n
Is MatTopolan Bsnh lOgI Is La Crosse Nil X r.. o.
40 kneIic Ex Bank. .l02iI
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sN7, $40 5ls SIS nsssi ssls7O.2l6 sl5si7asei
The statements of the Philadelphia Banks for the
ras. two weeks comDare as fOlIOws:

In suit brought by the City of Newark against the
New-Jersey Railroad for payment OF assessment for
widening street the right of the city to assess toe
real estate Of the Company has been sustained, but
proprety Of assessing the franchises denied
The follos wing the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for us from
the rates current at the Banking Office Of Messrs.
Thompson Brothers.
Irnit.d States Treasury Notss D. cents al prem.
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JonS PrrTocx tMasocic HAL Fifth szesD Is isst'
sale OF THE TRIBUNE in PirrsuRGn -.
Xesus DERRY. ORros 4 Co and How AND stAse, ch'''
supply tee Moni-s Edhon OF THI TKiryss & =.
orr fhsnds in RooE Isl.kn u .oasO n" 's''
u. A. PoETsK 4 Bso. -.s" H, -...r 81
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C0,1BT CALHNDAR-Tsis DAY.

US. Dis1Kcr CouRr.-Nos As, ~, "a, 50, IS, -,
Is, 10, 10, 60 .
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCuIT.-Cancem case.
SuPRFNF CouPr-SPECIAL TERA.-IssUEs OF Law
AND Fscr-Nos 49, So 5? 70 90 6i g. ca, 65 &C. &C. &c. 10
H. ~. ~ 49,. 40, 30 o., 90.
1899, Ill, lila S74, go. oo ooo
ConMos PLEAs-PSr. L-Nos. 1902. l2SS, l2o9,
1890 1881 .29s 1894 1885, 27 $40 96 4o2 25, soe 9s
Part lI.-Scs ~, 1881, lle2, l2e5 to 1904, SCI, So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

EwYosK, 9Th June, 1854
Since our advises 5tinst the English question has
les dsau ting aspect bu. the apathy which prevails regard
10 stock oserni1pt undergone change Securities ENJOY
Ing de,s income sustained by the abundance Of
firm OF them sight afysnce But
railroad .hsrss 81 which 10 necessarily Of casual
cta,,s sne which tie attention Of spectators 10 mainly
directed immediately under the influence OF the exist
ms e trade And thus ard movement rhen
btr,u IN the ly pet Of the week proved to be Of brief eia
ton NOS. seeks subsequently irg bsok below the quota
tir -y In last circular This relapse IT,
s,mps,hete With the shares OF tie s Railroad
which have declined In consequence Of tbs Official semnts
made hy the President abstract Of which give elsewhere
sT.Tr STOCKS have improved with sc'ivy In Virginia.
M,sou. Tennessee and csfornias vsiniss hsve declined
fc.ut Mssours Tor the week $50 eco Tsnaessees
California (od i,sue Ia do tue~ ssue Ohio 1859 sales
IW ex interest, do 1885, advance OF u cent, North
Clroinss y cent higher
CRY AND County BoNps-Saes unmportznt S. Louis City
G.. jcpal bonds have again advanced cent st which
priee, they are demand there seller. Rail-
road issues sre dull go S. Louis County S6 have
,Ayareed cent Ale sny County Bonds have gene up
tonssquenee o Inc decision OIL the supreme Court Of
PenDsyvar Ia noticed below
The following is q translated extract Of Decoppe &
Co.'S Circular:
NEwY oRK, June O. liA
sos The SIS. ut d4ie Of 10. sdses prices u sse
e,oc have had upw ard nd.Dey For speculative
be sllt Lss b,D isssr The iA ssssed W tie gnssis
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Markets.. AREFuLLY REPORTED ron THr y. T. TsIMU
TUESDAY, June 9, 1859
AsaESrhe demand h far for both kinds and the mAhet
rtesSy with tales OF $50 bbls ct So
COTTON-The market is stesdy, and to moderate extent
active OF 100 bales. We quote:
sEwyoRK cL.ssrie.rio,
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Nv Teieyrapb.

BOSTON. Jone s-Air steamship JossfS Wh'~S
nere ship fsrqin. Nov Crlears VI a
AEuenoi Ayes, Nay bark Aniss st fom New
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10 and be shadfea phaIs Y0o have oepnyed ben
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eve You cave en,.sd your.ch life Of Misery sao re
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A,us Sins for the Of four years al hard labor
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The attendance of stockholders was quite large,
and the representation OF shares the largest
had at any similar meetirg
The following is q translated extract from Marie &
Kings Circular;