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Joseph d, Alexander
Va.
Jno A. Rollings,
oliver + Watson, Action brought in the
Allen tlymer, District Court Of the ri.
WIN l.. Evans, teenth Judicial District,
Chnrles Evans, and the complaint filed
q. Wheeler. lin the comfy of butte,
Thomas Y. Davis, IN the Office Of the Clerk
Thomhs u. Boucher, VI said District Court.
Charles Iicnsley,
j Watson,
J.R Wooden, and
Samuel J. Iicnsley,
FENHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or CALIFOR-
n. MIA send Greeting TO John 4. Rollngs, Oliver
T. Watson, Allen Ciymer, WIN. l. Evan, Charlie.
Evans, Z. Wheeler, Thomas r. Davis, Thomas l.
Boucher, Charles hensley, j. Watson. j Il. Wooden.
and samuel }. ilensley: You are hereby required
to nppenr In an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the District Court OF the
Fifteenth Judicial District In and Tor the County OF
Butte, and To answer tho Complaint flied therein, ca
copy Of which accompanies this Sumnons) within
ten days, exclusive OF the day of scryic) after the
service you OF this summons II served within this
county It served ont Of this county, but within this
Judicial District .sithn twenty days; If served on
OF said District, then within forty dhys-Or Judgment
by dtialt viii be taken aganst you fhe said action
Is Drought 10 OBTAIN Judgment and decree ufOre
closure of certain lndenturc OF Mortgage be fing
dnie on tho 2uth day of June A 1855, executed by
the defendant John \ RDllngs To the plaintiff, and
TOR tho rae of mOrtgaget premises described therein
aud the application Of the proceeds of such sale tc
the pay mrnt Of the amount due on the prnmspry
uotJ doscrl bed IN said mortgage, together with suc
other and further roIief IN the premises to oui
said Court may seem right and proper: also Tor cost
of suit and II you fail to appear aud the SAID
compliant ns above required, the plaintiff viii apply
to the Court for the rclIr demanded therein
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis,rlc
(~-~-- J Cour, of the Fifteenth Judicial Biauict
}SEAL this 18th day Of April, in the year o
- oar Lord ono thousand eight hundred M,
HHy-oight.
NH. DAERACH, clerk.
RyJ ". MARBLE, Deputy Clerk. Hplf I'm
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HCARp II, the undersigned having boon under
the treatment Of llsJ C2apkay NJ. ID. although w
solicited. feel called upon to give publicity To The 81.
Hcacy othis treatment, hoping that by doing so,
may be instrumental IN preventing others ir'm the
fearful suffering aud misery which experienced,
and which So often result from the perncionr pfac.
tcu of pretonders My disease has boen thu "
physical and mental debility, which follows In con-
sequence OF indiscrction in youth. The ng0nics
which endured nro, perhaps, unnecessary iIT ms
tu detail, they known 10 those who have expert
enced them. Suffice it TO say thn having called mo
services of Dr. l.. j. Czapkny rto rcquislion, all my
expectations which may nave formed Of him we've
more than realized. would therefore recommend
Dr. Czapkny to all who may find Themselves ai''ctfd
with the dreadful mnlady. my object IN so doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
ID. DAHLEE, Printer.
State of california, City nnd County OF San Fran
cisco ON the J-i day ct July, A d. lo56, before
me, WIN. G. Jcweit. Sury Public personally appear
cd ID j. pHhcc, known 10 me, who boing duly sworn
did dcposr and say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed 10y him is true.
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my hsnd
and affixed my Official seal. the day and year hrsi
above written. NM. c. JEWEJT,
H., Rotary Public.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
4 the Probate Court for the County of Butte, state
of California, made ON the 2qth day OF May, 4 u.
1881, the underrgnod, admnistraor-Df tho estate of
CHARLES u. CODY deceased. late of said County.
viii expose for sale, at public auctou the ranch
oi said deceased, on Dry Crock, in said County, the
following described properly, towtt; one hundred
aud Sky acres OF improved land. with the tenenents
thereon, situated Ia the Township of Hamilton,
County and State aforesaid and bounded as follows,
Ia W.T. Commencing nj "A point on the east bank
OF by Greek, about $50 rods southerly, mud below
tho ranch of Capt John ". Moore, DRY Creek
lionse) thence souihory and parallel with said Dry
Creek loo rods; thence westerly at right angles 100
rods; thence noriherly at right angles 100 rods;
thence ea-ery ut right angles 100 rods to the pace
OF beginning. The teruIs of sale CASll. sale to
commence at the hour OF one O'Clock T. NJ, on Sat
urday the 26th day OF June A. u. 1883.
JOHN >. MORRIS, Public Administrator,
Fer ID ". CtlEESMAN, deputy.
N, B-Thc above property was advertised 10 be
sold on the 9Th day of May, A u, 1854, under former
order OF Probate Court Owing to sickness of Dep.
uiy Administrator, the sale wa. not nude.
u W. CuEESMAN,
Deputy Public Admintsuat r.
Oruvilie, May 2nth. A. u. 1858. mv2g Iw
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VENuE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TnEAGE.

VNNUE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THEAGEs-
u Great Hlc.snp To Embellishments but po'
tcutl-Dr. l.. j. CGapkHys ProI hlaclIcun, sell JUS
injecting nErnt) n sure preventive against 6ohno'
rheal aud Syphilitic diseases, and an unsurpassea
remedy for all venerai, scroiulous, gangrenous anu
cahccrous ulcers fuetid discharges from vagina usf
aud ur"thra ana all cuaneous eruptions ANA uis.
eases. AZ inuoculnIiun is sure preventive hgalhs'
small poX, 81 Is pr. H.. ClapkHys prophyiacnenm
n preventive against Syphihlic and Gonorhe0l dis.
enses. Harmless In itself 1t possrsscs the powefo'
chemically DESTROY ing the syphltic virus, and there
by saving TIA msanis ~ d"phuchers from being 'hieo
tod bv the most l'nih~umc OF all diseases Lev no
young man who appreciates health tie without W.
CZapkay's prophl lacicun 1t isin very eon'enrn.
packages, and vii be found convenient for use, Deus
used rs soap Price. S.. For sale Mt Or j." 9
Czapkay Private Medical and Surgical lnsllms'
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposi~ Z :
VI Co.. ONCE san Francisco. =.
Allletters must be addressed TO l.. J. Czapka!'"'
d.. San Francisco.
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EusTlcE's SUMMONS for Bul.n County, ias,
TlcB"
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the stockho,d
~ ers IN the iFgn Quartz Mining Company
that AL shares upon ~hich the assessments moi
paid Gu or bsore the lagh day of JnY 1859, viii Re
soid 10 pay such assessments. according TO law, at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, a. the Court
leuse Door Ia the town of orovilte, at O'Clock L
W., on said 18th day NJ July 1885.
ny order OF the Board of Trustees.
y. l.. CoMLEY, President.
nv. CoRrEE, Secretary,
June 18th
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
County Of Butte.
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Notice.

a FPllCAIlON wiki be made at the next meet.
IN ing of tho Board OF Supervisors, or a. soon
thereafter Is application can be heard for LAYING out
aVouniy Road from Thompson's Flat to Yankee
tilu VIA Table Land, Cannon's Ranch and Cherokee
haNnhe' G. 4 SIMMONS.
Oregon Galeh, June 10Th, ls5s.--5w
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Action brought in the
District Court of the rii.
teenth Judicial District,
and the complaint nled
in the comfy of Butte,
In the Office Of the Clerk
VI said District Court.
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SVFEN.pN
BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS
Connected with the llopso
Shower Baths Free!

FREE PASSAGE In tho onnihg- 'n AID FROM tNe
boats look TO Tie name on the omulbus 10 avoid
imposition.
By unremitiiag attention mi uui'riue eG rts -
furnish the greatest auourt ui com ~ ~ cunVrn
ence st extremely low prir he GFoiriett h,rss tn
merit continuance Of ihe IN ress a. patronage thai
the WHAT CHEER Hut'~t ri pres M - JOYS
For the Accommodate ct uipvF- aud others hav-
ing money OF valutbles there Two large safes 10
the office.
There u an extensive ihrafN Gud Readiug Room.
we'll supplied Win patcrs u rr'ic q, &c.
TtlE HOUSEIS bpFN M night.
&C. Travellers will pirssf 20 rnusWhtr ihe' thcre
arr no runners connec,sd ssh THIS rs'uht .lNHnt
tsli-3m II. n. WOODWARD, Profuetar.
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the planter, by enabling him to employ All aactloneer
for himself at the exchange, the commission mer
chants would bs enabled to deprive him even "I / is
privilege, whenever the inspectors should be- shut "u'
from competition. In short, il is evident, that the
only safeguard for the planter is To furnish the 'n-is1
tor with sufficient custom to prevent the Necessity ''
an increase of the inspection fees and the consequent
prohibition If sales by inspectors. SO long DE- 'Hr
inspectors are patronised az the. have been hi'hef'o'
the planter can choose his own agent. Ls' Tue CO."
mission Merchants acquire, in any manner n m''"P
oily Of sales, and the pianter will not oniy pay " """
vier tax, but h- wil! no longer be at liberty 10 Sell ''
own property in his own We.
We muat finally refer 10 a very speclous arsuheht
which is constantly urged by COMMISSION inerchanls
against The presen. system o. inspectors sa'es' -
that " lille the commission mefchan; is taxed OH n7
sales. the Inspector becomes a privileged cotnih!ss'""
merchant, paving no tax whatever. Here aga'r Is tc
c,y against disc. imina,ion, which Las Leen 80 Ire
queu,ly employed wrong end iorelIipet 10 eho"' as
the policy of the State. Now, it Is dernousirsble max
of the two salesnen, the inspector is really taxed the
highest-much the highest. The commission mer-
chsnt pays to the State a ANAL per centsge on MS
commission of two and n half per cent. Inc inspector
gives the State his time and labor ana pledges MS
own credit, to inspect tobacco,-in CONSIDERATION OF Oil
which he is permitted TO seIl tobacco tor a comnis-
sion of one dollar per ~hogshesd. If accidental dig
elimination, then, is in every instance unpardoha'
ole. surely the tax on commission merchah's ought
to be increased at least a hundred tod.
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~ SALES OF TOBACCO AT THE ToBacClC
~EAChaNtiE. MAY Il, ls- There WINS no record u ~
huinoer ol ho-sheadr sent TO the xchsng. TO-DAY. 80
h%ossh,"is were cold at auction AT prices ranging a. ''
lows: Lugs 3 l.aa7 IL; Leaf : I.2aI4 2a.T.
NAY u, le5s -l79 hhds Tobacco ia room today U!
this - hhis were sold at au ction n, prices ranging az 20
lows: Lugs = 6oa7 ! . Leaf 7 ! >. 9 Il, 10 l., /, D.:
The balance nj private sale. 4
NAY ~, lr5r -251 hhds in the market in sales l06I-'
these IS were sold nj au .,ion, rs iollow.: Lus- - tSs' +.
Leaf IL, 9 L., II, IA IL, ii. The balanc" a, pN'''
sales.
MAY 20, lsjs -3i7 hhds in the market Ia sAles roaI-
Of this lot I5T hhds were sold n, auction Il, pr:ce'""
lvws: For Lugs 81 2a7 l2, Leaf : 2,y -, 10 -, '""'
IL IL The balance at private sale.
MAY 2lst, ls5s.-l93 h~ogsheads on tine mMseiIt"'
room. Of this 10, 81 h~og-h'ads were sold Al Ser.I.
Luss s2ia7 IL; Leaf s. - Leaf - l., slu, Elk s'7
lGi The balance Al private sale. .s
MAY 22d. Ie5s--l27 h~ogsh"ads in the msrfe; M.
room OF which lot - hogsnrads were aoli al suT"s,
Lugs e. G0a7.; Leaf 81 -, 9 6, II l-2. III. IheoA'I
At private sale.
MAY ri, l-i7-3+O hhds Tobacco in the room tod'!-
| OF his tot I.G hhds were sold q, suction At pre'i-N
Lugs 81 30 10 : 30; Lcnf 7 ~, o, 10. ]. o! l2, i'"
II ~ l-2, - 81. The bal.nce ri private ,aIea. "a,
MAY -, i-J-.-3ib hhds. Tobacco in Ire room .,;
or this lot 100 hhds. were sold Mt auction AZ inc ,o'yr !.
| prices: Lugs 80 90-7 ~, .Lcai ! 80 10 . ~, j."
Is ~. IL Is. 81 20 The bHl-nce ri privste sale. . ,,i
MAY %, l9a--2-s hhds tobacco in the room =, +. %:
lot Ia hrds we're sold ut auction Ht-ior Lu.'f-
20; Leaf : 80. 10 -. - ~. II. II, .. 49,. .-
MAr 20 I-5--ljO hhds Tobacco in the room '." ~.
OF this lot 81 hpds were sold Al auction nj pn''' ~ ~ +
Tor I.u.s. 50 70 II 81: Leaf . 50 l0'. J. a. 80
-. u. Balance at private sale. ..I!
MAY3l-alI bnds tobacco IN room roc y Ing.
l@6 hEas were sOli, AZ A.ct:na. II prices I:.i@- .
interior - 81 10 ! ~, good , 20, 10 Z ~, i"e' ~
10 IL 81. - ~, l. ~, the balaBc" u private 'A' ,t.l;
Jug lst-279 hhds tobacco in room to'ds; - IuI
laG nhis were sold At auction. ri prices rHn-.pE : o.
inferior. 81 ~ to 81 4. good 81 10 . ~; !"si . u.
L. - . 30, i -, II 20, % %, % % The "aaH''
yste sale 10 MA
JrsE a-277 hhds OF Tobacco in room to-d'F N. Nd 6f
LOT 1870 hhds were soli at auction. at pr.rs. ,t.- a.
!uss, inferior. at 90 70 10 s 80; good S - TO ! o 40 ..s.
. ~. IL 20. Is. - ~. Al - The balance a. PIoCL , ks
JrsE 3-Ji5 hhds Tobacco IN room 'oNAl: for hh
i9 hhds were sold AT auction 1t prices raEese 20 %
inferior and light, 50 ~ to5 50. % ." tn ,p:rss
10 20, IL Is. Is 50. ~ -. - II. The b.l'Ice wts:Os.
sale. WIN. J. shLrf ~
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS, JUNE + IS:

RICHMOND MARKETS, JUNE 4. 1855
~FLouR-ssle, Of Snrperane to shippers Al, .4.e;
nominal
WHEAT Ordinary to fair i, so SIC, best exc
price + 1901 II.
,oEN-I?4GJd5 cts. per bu.hel.
OiTS.-SI cents.
The breaks Of tobacco are large. ale,
receipt. We notice iLn, The order II thu tobacco IL III
better W quote inferior lag, AT iI@i -. good -
me dry shipping 20 ."gG1. inferior lc.i $;Gr-. good ;,
> 5'@ln, fine ~Slippin. ti3Nij. lin. Mtnultc,niGs
2"C,.6 20
fLA~SILK-Lu'np g To- g: northern GrourGs.
Ci"i'"r"e's ',rpundsl per ton; Cn.cined. (. e. l.
per hn.. stock OF Lump none in msrt-i.
hhE:-lm?r1Y e,t . l!t'!e--ac ,aoic ,Icts. {. ru,u.!
AuTS.-Hari she'll Almonds Ia 10 10 cts. SOFT .h.l.
~ cts. Mixed |, 20 l-c. filbcrt, To- Toe. Palm mt.
zoe. Cocoa nuts - " lnv.
BACON w quote to-day, Sides GJT?F.c: Shoulder.
N'1.c; Plain hams ln}.Gtlic; Sugar cured Bsrsei /.
l24 CTS. Good stock in market.
LhkD-ln hbls Tx To l! cts: in kegs I. 10 l2H.
stGARs;-W" quote New orleans d0,A.c. Cuba NJ.
vaho sale, AZ auction Is al. c; quality fair porto t
Loaf II a. 10.
C~OfFtE-Rio 9E@Ilc: Laguayra I2Xal8
NoLAS>tS Sales Of Cuba IT auction 25G21 -, ~.
vhdo IN iiercc- and ibis 3i.. New Orlcan. 81 c.. II
lin'i'"i stock. Sales AT auction Yesterday by Dun.or, v
'GreS 20, OF 2r hhds, Porto Rico, ranging from ?9cs
Ioi quot Northern MERGERS r. ~. Co..'
sajGD.U IL bu.hel.
observation-disclosures Gnnno tas per ton. NJ
can So per ton. Colombian SO per ION De Pc
Mnnipnia'ei Gu"no so R."srs ii" SO; De Ber.s ~
Phosphate Lime 40 per ton Rhode. super Phos2a
ct ll'nc sibs per ton Bon" du-i S.7saD
FlSH-North Carolina No. / Cut 4 "A. FAMILY Roe
hal; hhk - 80 IN bbls =, %. Shad in bbi. 3io 80, haNb
- ~. M.cSgRgi. No. 3 sI1. w gros, herring. receive!
Halifax Ne. l.. cut 81 ~ -.
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L FROM Utah

ST. Louis. June3 Dates from Camp Sea-, ;.
9TH, state that two Mornous have arrived A, ~
worth, bringing despa;chr, from Gov. Cumm'.
the Secretary of State. The troops w.rr s,r
10 move towards the valley about the end q, u
An express man states that the Commsnd.r 9,
hearney had instructed him to inform Col. "
that Gov. Cummings had been expelled fror,
L,ke, and that the MoErnons were in arms .ps
mined upon reslstaice; aiso 10 request Col. NJ
10 push on The troops speedily. H0fInsn's con
WAS m-t beyond Laramie. They encoun,-,.d
feet Of snow on the route. The Peac. Conn,
ers had passed Laramie. They were Obliged ,o
the Platte. No %otficia! Information has b..n ,uo
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FROM WASHINGTON cry

washington, June 1.-The Attorney Gene,.
decided, that, H. Il generai principle. ih- y,,
land warrants ought 10 BE- settled and a~CiudIrs,.
corting 10 the lava OF Virginia, or by such trim
e. The President may zee proper to charge with
dGty. Th. Secretary ot the Interior csnno, %
hlni the adjudication al the Governor and Cos1c
The House committee on the Post Office, II !,
i-rrt"od, have decided 10 pay the Collins lc
st-am-r- The Sll7 600. withheld for Ericsson.
said line will their trips 10 Es
on the - Of Jcly, under the auspices OF g new !
rirnn company, substituting southampton tor /
pool.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToH, June 1.-The reports in the con
tested eIec'ion caae of Messrs. Harris and Whyte. OF
Maryland, were yesterday ordered to be printed, and
they will probably cems up for the action Of the
House liz being "A privileged question: on Thursday
or Friday.
Tie Senate resolutions authorizing the payment To
the widow Of Lieut.. Herndon who persisted in com
msnd of the steamer Central America) Of three years
iuII pay, being about S7,0DO, passed. the House
TODAY.
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VIOLENT PROCEEDINGS IN NEW OR, :
"A RATTLE ANIICIPAIEnN "H

NEW OkLEAhs. Juue 3 A revolu,ion h,,,
in this city last night, and e Vigilance Com.
large numbers. :ook Possession .. !ar Arseos !,
son Square. Tais morning. An Executive Cow
call i"r al The .nw ead order 20 Join them. r,
nounce II DETERMINATION 10 carry GU, their M,
Loaded cannon are posted about the Arsenal, +,
armed men are placed in guard there. Tn. :
ance Is in relation Ia h reform in muric,b "a =,
ana Tor the prevention OF outrages aud ss.a,.i
LaTkk.-ll o'clock, a. M.-Gen. Tracy. n
OF Militia has been called out. The Common e
are IN secret s-ss'on. The city is in sr-a, con
The Council have possession of the tir,r M;
the Arrnory, with lO round. of smnuni,ion
lie is expected this afternoon.
The riot act Wa read AZ the head Gusr.sr.
rioters. Both the Vigilance Commit. and
litia are engaged in making cartridges.
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MONEY MATTERS.

NnRTiiERS EXCHANGE -Dn New York, Baltimore u
fhlihdeIphia oGc.hali per cent premium.
The Banks IN this city receive on deposit only The col
IT IN" Farmers Bank aud It's Branches. the Exchan
Bank and liz Branches. and the Virginia Rank aud
Branches. The notes OF AL the Stock BanE.. nOweT
which ind much circulation In Richmond. are redeem
in banknble funds by the brokers.
The notos OF the TrHns.AlIerhany Bank arc - per Gel
discount. Bank oi kanawha, no sales.
North Carolina BsHk notes =: South CarolGa BE-
notice / per cent discount.
troln md Silver ! per cent. premium
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K-Mnk CONFIRMED-AN AMERICAN
SEL kIkED INIO-ENE La kIILEI

AuGu>Ti. Jane An American Vess-l Wa.
into oil f-h-arpla ani one nan wss killed.
steamer Fu.tun il alone in chase.
sECuND DESPATCH.
AUGUSTA, June 3-Ire contents OF lsst night
patch, in relation 10 the outrage OF Prnsscols
the information which ha. been received. TIN.
Of the press If enGesvoring 10 CLEAN further ps
lars from Mobile and Apa!achico!a.
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AN INDIAN

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE ST. Paul papers of Satur
day contain accounts Of a fight between r band Of
fifty Sioux Indians, encampsd near Shskaper. and
two hundred Chippewss. The ts,,l. resulted in ia
vor of the Sioux. -Four Of the Chippewas were killed
and Fix dangerously wound ed. Two of the Sioux
We're iiilud end two grounded.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF NJ
HAMPSHIRE,

delivered to-day. II i. mainly on local subi-c,,
gays the ~finances o! thu STATE are in d prosp-ron
dltion in all RESPECTS. In concluding, b.. ssy.
aggressive claims OF the South have procuc.
agitation OF the slavery question which will co,
and increase as long Is ruch assumptions are ia
tl,nAu
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BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN TEXAS RAN
GERS AND TIE INDIANS.

NES ORLEASs, June Later Texas aivices re
port = DESPERATE bsttle between Capt. Ford's Rangers
and q lar.- bony OF CamaDches. Seventy eli. Of the
latter we're killed, a-y--sl wounded, and seventeen
prisoners made. Three hundred horses vera also
capturod. Capt. Pord's lo-s wns one white man and
one Indian, and two voEuded. II was a running
f.,bt ,f .i1 milan
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LATER FROM MESICn

NEW ORIkAns, June 3.-Thr brig Nalam
sou arrived hers to day, from Tampico; which
chs left on the 22i of May. Vldaurez had re;r
t" Monterey. 10 which place thousands Of mu
wsre on their way for hs troops. Iuloago had e
lIshed II military tribunal.
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MOBILE MARKER, JUNE l-Co,ton-Mak
quIet aud prices have reced.d t. per 10. Midi;
n-lng quoted at II cts. The receipts Iast week v.
o,oOu ha!es. M Increase 81 1853 over IN. same W.,
IN 1870. Freights 10 Liverpool dull AT q.
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EXPORTS OF COTTON

New ORLEANS, May Tine exports Of cotton
from fki- port the past week were 29,2O0 bales. in.
Guiding p 900 10 Great Britain, and the remainder to
llavre. In prices 10 day there has been no marked
change.
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GEN. WALKER'S TRIAL ENDED.

NEW ORLEANS, june 3 The jury in The c
Gen. Walker, have disagreed upon "A verdict.
k-r demanded II new trial, but q nulle prosrgu
.Itrr.i,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Nay 81 -Co,c
Sales to-day o! ) III" bales nj lliaIl3 cite. VIE,
Sale" "t red at - cents. white at 81 U7.. Co.
White '0a'l crE:., yellow h5s72 c!s. Freight,
Cotton 10 L;v-rpoU! "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

BALTIMORE. JUNE b Flour is uncEanr-
Wheat IL DUR sales Of red nt "0a$l r.; Whit 81
] 20. Corn IL firm and active; sales of white st
Gents; yellow 6sa7l Cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

NEW YORK CAfrLt. MARKET, Jr,f
Bs"ves-Sa'e- at 900 heed ~ u decline oi ~
crI'ts per iUo lbs. %~t.r-r-Sal,- III n,1un hesd
decline OF ~ to - eta. SwImr-Saies OF sou corr
al s1a3 81! per lnn lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

President Buchanan, it is stated, is unreserved in
the opinion that England will disavOw the recent
outrages fully and promptly, and asserts that the re
lationI between the two countries we're nsver estab.
iisird on n more friendly footing. and cannot be dis
tlIrbed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

NEW YORK, JUSE 3.-Flour is iirmer. Y
Is scarce ana higher Gales of Western white AZ !
Com - bG"ysni; sa!es white AZ 7;i.7J cents, g.
SosNI cents. Stoc.lS Gre higher; Virginia -iae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04
PROBABLE pRoLoSGATIoN OF TIE sFs.

NUN, NC.
W,sHISGroS. Jane 2.-Tb. Hons. committed IN
the judiciary took tna! action to-day in the case Of
Judge Watrous of Texas. Eight members were pr..
sent, and they wer- equally divided on the question
~ "a @h-,h-. BE should b- impeach-d tor hisb crimes
and nIi,deID.snor>-one side being n~eutcgi;Z -,l by liz
Other; and thus the question has been brought to y
clos-.
he IMPRESSION - no~ very general that the Pea.
sion of Congress will be prolonged beyond Monday
probably for two weeks. The Senate has vet 10 ts
pore o' seven or -igh. public appropriation bills, aud
have made The British aggression resolutions The ,Da.
cal o!i-r for Saturday. la addition there il other
business relIirin. the concurrent action @: tina; byty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04
LATEST BIZ TELEGR4pu
TeIegrnphed for the Richmond ,
THIRTY.FlFTH CONGREss-FrR.1s 3,

WAsHIsGTos, JUsE :
SESATE.-Mr. Douglas, introduced 4 bin =
the act OF 1889, giving power TO the Pro-.
provide tor the defence of the country. M :
moved 10 rescind the resolution for aajou,r,s
the 7th inst. The resolution was aIn-udec ~
ing the I4th instant and passed. The misc.
appropriation bill was then taken up and A..
HoUsE The Minnesota election ca-. w..
sd. The rules ware then suspended and :
ton WAS introduced and referred suthor,,
President to arrest all British vessels Of w.,
comHittiDs outiag-s III our merchau,us,
resolution 10 extend the session was smend.c
stituting next Thursday TOR the l4th, and ps,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

The examination of the master aud crew o! The
schooner Frances French, will be transferred from
Norfolk to Isle of Wight County, where it viii take
place next Monday.