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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Washi ngtON Intelligence.
Especial Dispatches to the New York Tribune]
WASHINGTON, MAY 20, 1858.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1898.
Mr.. Jones lost his temper yesterday, en-
irely without provOcation, and lOwere HIM
self greatly in the estimation OF ali parties
by his vulgar and indecent attack on Mr..
Sherman of Ohio, who replied with great
spirit and dignity. The democrats themselves
called to Mr.. Jones to stop his offensive allu-
81 ons as to dining with the President. 1t is
noticeable as a rcn arkable departure fiom
the usual custQm of the White House, that
Mr.. buchanan has not invited any Repuhli-
can Representatives to dine with him. For
mer Presidents made no partisan distinction
in exercising their hoepita ity.
| The Tariff Investigating Committee will
report on Monday or Tuesday. Mr.. Stan
ton, the Chairman, is writing his report,
which will occupy twelve pages of manu-
script. The evidence is all ,n and fills three
hundred / ages of manuscript. Nothing in it
duplicates any member of Congress.
| Mr. Thurlow Weed testified that on March
! ODD, 1857. Mr.. Ezra Lincoln, of Bust"n, paid
him s., 1000, partly for services in forwarding
the passage Of the Tariff bill, partly for the
political expenses OF the campaign of 1856
Mr.. Weed had paid $4,000 out of his own
pocket during the campaign, for Legitimate
aud proper election expenses. Of the money
received from Mr.. Lincoln on account of the
tariff, rot cent was paid by MIR. Weed to
any one fer corrupt purposes. 1t was put
into his own pocket as just remuneration
tor his trouble in assisting the passage Of
The Tariff by argument, and by the presenta-
ton of statistics bearing on the subec'
A special meeting of the Judiciary Com
miItec of the Senate will be held on Satur-
day to determine touching the cases Of
| Mcssrs. Fitch and Bright. The testimony is
all closed Gov. Willard and others prove
! that the CO po1te statement made by Mr.
| Fitch some time ago, that A Senators only
! We're sworn in, of which number he and his
| bogus colleague received the votes of "a was
nor correct inasmuch as 80 were qualified.
| That dodge being exposed, some one will
probably be adopted TO sustain the intrudng
claimants, who have already enjoyed Senate
rial pay AMI privilege without The least color
or legal right. 1t remains to be seen wheth-
err the members on the Democratic side will
stultify themselves alter the vote in MIR. Har-
lan's case.
The Administration has only limited intel
ligencc from river points on Kansas, which
| give assurances Of the success of the English
swlnt.le.
Private accounts to tho other side, are
fully confident of defeating it.
In the miscellaneous appropriation bill
winch pass, d the House to-day. the item for
extension of the Ca itoi and other buildings
was stricken out, but million may be grant
ed for the completion of the water works.
| The impre sion is very decided among those
connected vi the Administration, that the
| Utah news was maIIufac; ured to affect the ap-
| propriat ons for the three regiments Of VOL
unteers now ptnding before Congress.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Tho Norv Vorl, 'r~;c;tc Chu cob corporo

The New York Thrifty Church corpora
ton are doomed to perpetual Irrigation in
some shape or other. Their immene wealth
tempts the lawyers to enc urage Tom, Dick
and Harry never to have done discovering
flaws in the titles to the vast estates in that
city t" which that corporation lay claim
The last dodge was an application to compel
them 10 prduce all their ecords and minutes
kent from 1895 to 1915, inasnuch as plain
nff, believe that such minutes contain evil
dence 10 favor of their clam to the lai ds
titles and trusts now vested in the corpora
ton aforesaid.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

The BOGUS BABY'-The n. Y. Meas
>ays:
We learn on very good authority that
Mrs Cunningham has receive rom its moth
cr and takes iuIl charge # tue celebrated
bogus baiy,' and will rear it, We hope, i'll all
hose Christian precepts SO necessary for
.,ut happiness here and hereafter. Iii lives
md comes to mans for woman's, We know
"ot which. estate, what strange and event.
,ul history it will have to relate. We know
not the name by which it has, or is to lie
,h'iStened, but suggests that b. gus Burdcll
would be very good one, anu suitable Tor
either SEX"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Kansas Election.

ST. Louis, Nav "a.
A despatch, dated L"avenworth 22d, says
Doniphrn County gives about $50 majority
for the LeavenworIh Constitution. In sew
cra precincts the polls were not opened; not
half the votes of the county were prlled.
The Democrat of thi, CITY publishes a let
ter from Mr.. Walden, of Quinlaro, Chin
dowan, who estimates the vote of the Terri
tory at 5000 for and l,5CO against the Con-
sttution. The vote both for State officers
and Constitution is quite small.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
The English Proposition 10 be Voted
Down by the People of Kansas.

correspondent whiting from Kansas under
date Of May 10, says that the English prop
"si,ion will be voted down by the PEE pie Of
Kansas by tremendous majority. We had
bllity of our correspondent, we now know
That 1t is CERTAIN. Brides of public lands do
not alter the affair one particle IN the esrima-
ton Of the PEI pie OF Kansas the majorlt,
are opposed to slavery, and vW MOI hace II.
He further saws that the v.tc on the Lcav
enworth Constitution will be about equal
and should it be triumphant, aud Congress
refuse to adm it, (as the present Congress cei :
tainly willy the re will be an Opportunity to
make .tonrM Co"s it"t'On. lIurrah FIR the
State of many Cou,titut:ons.-CM. Times.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
The Bourbon QuestiOn.-Nevv Light.
More Mystery.


The Rev. Mr.. Williams, who claims to
have IA valid title to the throne of France.
was in this city last week Within the past
lew days old cash books belonging to Il. &
J. r. Blocker, and extending from the ycar
l719 to 1892. have been examined and large
number of interesting entries found therein
In a letter written few months ago by
Mrs. Bandina Dudley, it is reduced almost
to certainty that u sun of tie King of
France was IN this city in 1892 in nnpany
with one D'J"ur.lin formerly an attache Of
the French Court. Mrs. Dudley concl;id, $
her letter by sayiug that she knows not what
became OF D'Juur'iin and the chill referred
to, after they left Albany. The old booi:s OF
Is. d. }. X. Bleecker prove thai D'Juurd:n
alter leaving Albany, went to WhI!chall az
Fort Edward, where he remained for MT.
time. According to the cash b ok spoken
OF, i. d j. Il Blocker on tie llrh of Feb
took up n,te OF DJourIn FIR cle7 S. GIL
De-. IL, 1902, they to * up his note 10,
fl53 Os. Id. April 9th, I6U2, james
Bleccker paid Ieter D'Jourdin on IA mort
gage f320 9>. Cd. There are many other
charges on the bO"ks-Ihe whole show n
Il at the u eeckers acted as bankers to D.
JOnrlin. We understand that the Rev. Mr.
Williams Can prove that he is the boy who
was with D'Jourdin at Whitehall or Fort Ed
ward. Ii he can prove this, we Conclude
that he is the same boy he had with him III
Albany, and as Mrs. Dudley has always be-
lieved that the by which D'Jourdin had
with him in Albany was tie son Of the King
II France, the evidence becomes quite
strong the Rev. Mr.. Williams is the lost
MI ,;,.l,f 4;
King of France.
The old books belonging to B. & j. r.
mg interest. We hope 1t will he property
worked, and all the facts connected with
them brought to bear upon mystery which
has long agitated the literary and historical
w"li. The books n he seen 10y calling at
Mrs. Dude. AiJany KnrttyLockr.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
ExultatfO Of the Enemy.

The Richmond Somh exults over the con-
ference Kansas bill. 1t says:
be conference bill presents sturdy as
sertion Of til. ralidiy Of the Lecompt,n Consti
tutin.
And again:
"The people of Kansas will no more cote
upon the Lecompton Constitution, under The
conference bill. then they voted upon the
al"p ion Of Lccompton Constitution in the
first instance"
And again:
eff the conference iii pass. Kansas may
come into the Union as sinoe Safe. UR Sill
CANNOT COME IN AT ALL. That is
the lssue."- ..l q,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
More Gold.

Extensions Of the gold region are daily de
vel ping them elves. BY the Sowh Wrst y,
learn that gold las been discovered in Ring
.oll county, which is sail To he tht ee,iuln.
article. Returned CalifOrnans say that til
prospect is a good as they witnr- sed in tina
State when the mines we've first opened
The county lies directly west Of ours, on tn
NisSnn,i line. We woul lnlo,m all person
.ho intent coming t. tie Iowa gold region
hat the shortest a Il cheapest rpuie lie,
Il rnu.h or city, rs all the gold yet d.scp,.
cred is south of the Dcs MONIES river an
west of Kc kuk. within circuit of one hun
bred miles -Keohu. Pot.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

President Buchanan seems to have been
made very comfortable by the passage of the
English bill, according t., the account of the
Washington correspondent Of tn, Phlladel
p'ia I"Qni'r:
=" 1t is sail that when the ding, first reach
ed him Of the result of the votes, he acted
more like m,dman or silly child, than a
sensiblc being, and ii is believed that ha
tie result been reversed he would have TAX
en- to his bed and never raised his head
gam" .t-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
More British OutraSes.

NEW YORK. May "a.
Papers of to-day contain the particulars Of
two more outrages committed by British
cruisers upon our Gulf commerce. The bark
John Howe was twire bnarded ~ BEATS Fl ON
the steamer Blizzard, and the ship Clarendon
was boarded 10y boats from the same steamer.
An alteration occurred between the ErglI>h
boarding officers and the Captain Of the Cla-
rend"n, which came near ending in bloodshed.
Pistols were drawn on both sides.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Ge0. Smiths Remains.

ST. LOUIS, May "a.
The remains of Gen. Smith arrived yester-
day. in charge of Aids dc Camp, Lieuts
Drum and Wheaton, who will accomp ny it
to Pha elphia. The body lay in state at
Fort Leavenw"rth Monday and Tuesday, and
vas visited by the whole army and large
number Of the citizens OF Leavenworth. The
funeral ceremonies were performed at the
fort ON Wednesday, and are described as be-
ing of most impressive character.
His remains leave here at o'clock, in
charge of Adams Express CO.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
From Santa FEE.

ST. LOUIS, May "a.
A dispatch, dated Independence, the 2lst
of May, says the Santa Fe mail arrived that
day.
A daring robbery had beenscommitted bv
party of United States troops upon Antonio
Lardaboe, four miles below Albuquerque,
stealing from him $4,000 in specie and ST.
O0O in plate. Also burning bonds and pa
pers to the amount of 100000. One of the
robbers had been arrested.
The conductor of the train reports meeting
but few Indians and those friendly. Bust
ness dull.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

THE Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of Ohio
''oS'" It's a'"""' ses sion, at Cincinnati, last
week. The report show Tho on,;ro o.mb.r.
snip ~ " 0' and during the year SAC, !
'oo nave oeeh e Apendcd in the relief of mem.
'erS, or 'te'r widows and orphans. An in
Grass IN me mbership of over 1000 was re.
ported and the annual receipts amount to
$4,000,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

NEwsP apERs.--Thc Daily Minmesotian and
the DAILY Times Lave rece:'lly come out IN
new dresses. The .Ninnesotian is largely IN
creased in size. and We believe, is now the
largest of tie dailies. The Times has donned
handsome suit of tyre, and even the locals
dwellings look less IdiOtic in their new cos
tune. The h, pocritical congratulations OF
rival newspapers seem usually very much
like ivory, but as We occupy different n ID
from our reighbors, We will not be suspected
OF 'nsncerity in swing that we rejoice at their
prosperity.-&. Paul .4drestiser.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

THE celebrated letter of the celebrated
Foley, Lecompton Congressman fror. one
Of the benishted districts of Indiana, which
letter contained more bad grammar and smell
ing than would suffice for the wb ole House
of Representatives, is excused b. its author
on the ground that he was not very well
when he wrote it. That will do. The
excuse is good Illustrate n of the original
p rfOrm nee.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

TIE Nh, Democrat OF Monday says that
info mat ion derived from private Sources, of
the late Kansas election, is to the effect that
Il c vote was very small, ard that the opposi-
ton has very likely carried the territory
against the Leavenworth constitution.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
The Lottery Syyindle.
rcrSrA Ga NJ.

AUGUSTA, ga, May ".
1t is understood here that the formal pre-
sentiments against the Swan Company lottery,
were merely to test the legality of their lot
terry charter. The bail given by the parties
arrested was small, and business Continues as
usual
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
CmEwIFr,s sALE.---CoUN MY OF

CHERIFF,S 81 l. 4 ....COU NrH or
- SrEEi.E. STATE OF MIN >ESpTA, SS.-By r;ue
OF Execution of the D-tri Court # sail
cou.ty the ,ods AMI Chai,cis. ]. DIS and f. e.
,n.t, Ofis B,thrick. have .4eI al TIE RICH, and
ill. which, TN So OTIS Bat rick Il ID III. twenty
first ~ Of ", Is III anl to the 70 ,vin. de.
>crbed pr res wiir'I hall expose for the
direct. al the 'reka House H. Ow. s'eI.
County, saturday. the ntrenth day OF JAY,
1S5S at 10 '"k, =. NJ, To W.T.: ali t:.r Col m piece
parcel of iani described as follows: The La
north east iarter AID east half of thu quarrel
Of Section twenty, town hun'lr Sc. and six north,
Ra rpnfy We t. ying and being in Steele County,
state of Minnesota.
DAVID LINDERsMITH, Sheriff.
may2S Cow. BY J. N. KkLEY, Deputy.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Fugitive Slave Case.

CINCINNATI, May %.
Connolly is refused new trial has been
sentenced to twenty days in the County Jail,
and q fine of $40.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Army Movements.
RAI.rIMORE Ma

BALTIMORE May "a.
a detachment of tro ps from Fort Monnac
arrived here yesterday, proceeded west en-
route for Utah.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
The Rock Island Railroad Bridge in
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The Committee on Commerce havc made
a report in favor of removing tie railroad
bridge at Rock Island as an obstruction to
the navigation of tue Mississippi.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

The Sheriff of Sullivan coluty, N. Y, re-
ports the jail under his charge Us teuantless.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
LATEST NEWS.

From our Special Reporter.
INDIAN BATTLE AT SIIAkOPEE
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
SYSTEMATICALLY WOUNDED

TWO SIOUX AND POUR CHIPPEwAS KILLED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

Pey drI5n LivERrcoL, yune 49, 1854.
The during week consi.t OF t as bush WHBAv,
81 c7 el.h Cons socO bb FLocs from the stses aud Geo
ada O er %ssr sSn :"e.; rIsrs from Frs'. a.s
from Besumi 1883 qs WHEAT, and $50 qu coss fssn the
Fsrmsis deliveries Of ws.r for the week ending s.iar
Gay e OIL qase" At i sgain't us cs quaters s so.
pudns The week We have hsa some severe huudsr sr-s
with heavy but 80 f&s upessness e with ess ~ the
spressnce In France spaln the fears Of dsmsse bS
he Wheat through excessive heat nave been es.pse4
ree,hne SHOWERS having teu and present sppesfaces
indicate ebOndsnt aryest 10 diese coontlies
.r article. are drocpins On Tuesday ther, uls os ss
busn done ia prices u last Ffils, beins noiny
unsterd for general pon eut osty Reds so-~hs o
OF fconoon were pre- st reduction Of Sd Hbgsb
aud cbsnable st 70 10 Eooe neEeolsd Ia
Al todsys make. there small stsudsnce Of bcysrs
For WHEAT tier. no inquiy snd In sbsence u trsasse
tons qCosionss. nunsly nncn.oseo FLoti sScs d.Osy
dull nominal y.ao. INDIAN Coss quite oat Of dsmsA
Yello~ uiBay bcfofo sayn Si6G4s, Whitsin i.sse
NpTS NiP5.rn ". quote Waf.T Red tet Ws.tsia
ieas for sSa,icn & FLGrs pa;;,st,Rs's soa
oTiesS. s2,Gd = .: western % al y Dbl
BEsF aees with slow sae hodeE' showing readiness u
PcFxgIi.tis Smeicsn offering, fr.h rather d..rer
shonsb ho.dors wsrr wiling TO submit redGc,iou of a
s1 sSs. IN &c cu gs t fods az d vi G .ss Ss
a6i od.a u 81 for Short Miadiss. Rib in.
CHEEss al v Gvt. lo~er
L.EO /. sa9 y ew ehe.Der bat without sny better To-
qgy s,ins .s. prr ,.d a .. 1 End. su, A,
cIstion cave ben 81 T. Ia
very quiet June 81 5i July and August and - lac
tree months of the year for J.. V. G.
RosIA--ConInon .low at id5L sales for h, week $500
IBIS -
BEEot snse Transaction 30 rePors snd quotations nona'
nal.
Os-spcrr scarce but deusnd lsnzd and Gs3 hSely OBJ
tair sbie for b.ssed. No Whale the mako
Cio,Ex SEfD-No busiboss doing
SoPIosTr very limited oensnd In early orf 4 The
wc,k not cg sud- clsl " rye tho natsot n the qY,-.
ty Of Cotton ptesng prices rspity decred lssy ii = N
Until WeGDs-dAy Ast since thn, tbee has been aer Ia
quy, bo Cr tho ses and specu srs. snd aeot I'D ~
lf the c1ycs3 ihs mtrket clodus howfvss -
Lltd Fidsy rates Ia Manchester tbs VI Z,
tae hosn very fe dolpg and price, ~ oSei siafnE
Orlaara. 4 $50. Mnkla. 60 Inlands. SD. u D..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

Fos rHy WHBK gypfSs JUSg 81
fRsverted exclusively fer THE N. T. Isisrs. bJ DaEw
fR.Sca Coumssoz hsrch for the sale OF fruits sna
Produce, NJ. es Barclay street. -
EcTIcE 70 CosSICsoss OF FAHs PkopccE-fut up every
tarr N re.. ordeL Max paa Edrbs directions every
oakago inc uars wesr. with and Hane Of aoss
as, t.ck bill Of par,!;usrs ins o. psesss- marked
B and always sJ ms viii notice, waen and a'~
CoysIssoss seas Berries Frsits &c where psoxss~s
are returned sm. ts Of sea 10 2 cont Olisf Fam
f.ctuce rrarr&iy, y cent.
OroTarioss Es tor Of good PTcGgcs IL good orier
who-e s.cA Farmers reAze ani 10. Jooo-,s % opscuA
tors p1iceA s,,.,.,
a.ct OF he estter tiinshed the 1mpse dsn,ad
f1r Meats Butter Il oeaeSed ts
IN ths podaoe t-Ai nss not
occurred 10 Nrw-iHs for many yesIs
IL BurIEE quotstsors nos y unetse D.. tne ns
,eEsrced - nearly nomrn The tnsnsscon IN
WsstYrr sai sary nE too -~ and u'snoc.ot 70
,.bh cuea Iatss TIE fes-r;s have bc-n very S, ara
G sht TO t~.r sd hshef boer fSrwatced IL safa
Ssed 20 t e.o ~l Anss
s,uiugu.a s.Al- r.Gt .or tc tAhls sad .nsashs l.
can never 10 yessed 70 s crnsT tssoS sod spssTsnc
IT,. srppg d. srd sa a and riy 500, TO D. n.@fY
or quite peLesd hGt ,xsfoEr,d ard obssvsnt dr eoaa
c.ty rlecc the lnsii. vii orL rally T. hr cesfe
Of sctv:y hoash imprJsenen; m pes srtipt ed
frysh bg.ts IN sls usa falls oa very non1
e Ju esrd August aar tho sis nen nom
.5rs beus 'rsfy Vsry light v 'uaSnAsyo o
n Tea. 4 s pc .-ns sots max sv1 yts-I
E.itI e-y errss hssest ao'.tius whst psTscaJ ms's
a. sweet " small, re. P>rkss-A We Qsots' 80.
(le.u,. CO Pals ~ 70 iOho Sss, good fir II tlf
Pru ss,. t<.....s az Onsoe Srsmog. ...s..-n eiz
Dc. h. @ssS rass ls d!' We srt, AfTslsS s"''' "
- q I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

We 4 .s. s...ss ., a..s: tss cs... y. e ,. ...
ss. ssrs ss s-., cNecss ,seesss :. sSssI~ n.
h. s.se VI assS sae - :. 49, .ss. cs cs.e'. ss
cay DAY rj Il tA .s.s sAs
Crit Tue Easl .A,vrs,
s.o seta eIsJ the esnasd az lov s.Ses CAss hsT
10 - dIliria ard the eex cAorsz
oeives lo-. In Ch-- GO ss escs q ss bed ws "
susnrS Connacrh- ts Il oast.is s>c csee~ Aav. t-~s
q CSsrs 20 ~--ss Css
s g. pei,.c osce They sv,vcd y~sday h d~AssJ ss
Wsh ,.s s ,ts,n %SSs o. ss s ia s
the, ~cad bat TO- ,oe dthe m,ie. ost small ,st'esO,y
Es:'s aaas, b.. ES. D.; S. tS.;ss Ss.ssa .s s s
hE.TsA, cod rcn nAste sss.' or b. ~as'ssas sossss
seei, .S-.l~sA p O.. q s. ye., csrs~s.....:.:ss
POvLrIs-Te. are.saa .rd pscsias rsszy ssa
male. 5 y cent esersOce 1 price Ne SaOs-:
:ssef' es' ss s So e.. s e:
Eori, cs, live, = G; s.iT; rrs psSs. 1--we ~. S:y
iss,'; Ss1; y; y; ss ;;'s :Sssia: @i
P'.;s: B. s:,sE, a,.R E!o. q g g 3 "''i'''' v' /" 4"
so~u n,scr eEpereoeca esss ,aass.
tie o~ e,,.,e flo. from 'Pssd Etss .a s..sa Z
: BAL. while u.n, neatly or quite 81 eA n:
me. Our saotSn, .rr for i,r 70 good axi, s se,.s a.
CsEsds Ess. ae o0w end run better Aa .ay cS
state stat = eos... CO.. p~'- sI.lyekLI. g.
of,a' Rarswss"s..v = s's..s; ;.;;i.. IS. %"
Ola Poraross n. s,ed ost" The arrival, Of toe sss
hsve been very ,t Ind sold cors;snuy siniaens so
TIE haai bs induced causing mech oss - AA
ho5es Thy regarded ssle from trt he
soc determined close
/. well supplied with Po,s:ces tom Nevoeans CaAre<
ton NorfosE The sepeSre1 them
caused Is believed BY the rcs hss Of the wes'ar We
quote. 49,,
norfolk NEVIS - as 30 Long ls Dyctnsns "a ~
Val Pjtk N d dog 50 as %
Tsasirs-New f.s;, 81 Soss y 100 sanobsa
brrrs-kew, o. y leo bapchcA
CARKors-New, % y 10 bunch
OsIoSs-Ws quote: - -.
Bsrnud. Vs.::. o hsa. Coma. .sfNs = - ~
! n. OtL SOD 4, bA as ~
| scvasa- norfolk, s. y Dbl
| CvcuNssas-L,ss Issne SSes6 riN
NutTss. Ga, p lSo--s,s @iwsier. Ga p,H.so ~ -
| CABssGE-S1csSS SSiV
| LkirUcE-5oc y 100
| CaUIIFLowrS-7Sc q 81 Is doc. besds
| TOMATOES Chsre.ton S5 Y box Of Il bush
| srsiy. Br.ss--Jer.cy ssass@pbbL
| APPLrs-Nortolk pew. tsoesfee
boxes Of sbou bush each scld Ssfts bush u bas-
| iets from Macon. Ga sod a eS Od$tH cadet
DsIEo FsUIr-No demand fof either Appe Peaches -
| Plums. :. . -
tbi. mo.nips aalfc bush There proue OF goa evsp
| spdlow pYices-
! SraAwBEaRtss-9ssc ssbsskst
! CaIsRKs-We quoe:
sa:.5 ssa 5iH.. s.et as.. D.: Ma:s o.. M.."
| BrAss-Iusrave. We quote.
Small White, y buh.l oeei 10 Marrow 0f "
| GoosgeEG iEs-Nv quote
Common bush Il sal n Ess,h 2Sfx -
For qao.sson. Of Esoai Gsa sna ether FGn Prdacs
| Gepers Ptlcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
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During the otb o June there has been moderate demand
m Wool and prices eI,zn unchanged The stock q
old Wool hss ost entirely dspPeasd from ths MARKET and
very little Of clip has arrived yet bat nev "S,s
Interior taking tho clip at hlsh rskeA
There been veiy little doing " Pulled Woo Tho ascka
arr Light, ard hcjers are airm. .
In in. the Transactions have been most, ceahne4
CAPE Ct Uhch the nket quite barn In
6us tlle dne. Of the l<r
We have slscona Lo~ foreign Woos remain in the
ispor. No transactions 20 notice, bat ho<sO
are NJ disposed meet tins views Of buyeU
We look for setve demand for al descriptions of Wod
soon ssdlng the clip passed swax
ard man1far.urtrs nrd dealers have returned ini,
The last om London at the cose OF tepsst
th,t prices had recovered tbs decline the snl
show scney impc nd feeiing The large qsssety a
CoioniL Woo be ods the public ssls 10y ana
Augursbou 80 o bs. Will pfsvrat any further sdvsrcc
10 thought
The public saes ST Lycrpo comueDced the sd last.
when thai % co bales of Low Woc mostly East IndAs
veg yeltisd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Ps;,adrIpAia Cassie MARKET.
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