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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

81 ". VI
Fourth IT Jttly.--UlN to the present time we
have heard of no efforts making to get up'a
cred.table demonstrptionson the glorious, t3of
July; we opine that our citizens will let the day
pass with little or no oDseryilnce III the way Of
a celohrationzo public demonstration. We shall
not be delighted, as of old, Tith the pomp, cir
cumstance and display Of military rarades; our
ears shall not be salnted with the 'ear-piercing
life and soulstirring drum, nor will the boom
ing cannon usher in tire dawn of,the anniversary
of that day srnost dear to American liberty, nor
viii the proud emblem. of our great patton float
gracefully thro' our streets; nought wiz disturb
the Sabbath. like. stiffness that viii peryade our
city that dry. Qqietness viii hover over all, save
the squibbing lirc,cEacker oil Young America,
and an occasional s'hurfalllfol trts 4tD of July
by some orer-spuited patriotic fellow who must
now and then give vent to lbs enthusiasm.
W6hTere. asked yesterday why the newspap
ers did not continue TO agitate the matter Of an
appropriate celebration OF the 4th in this city.
The question put us in mind Of the Western
editors answer to similar inteirogatoay. Said
he s"lfthe angel Gabriel should visit this COM
munity and offer TO take the whole population
to Heaven in hand 6asiltt, the half,gf the peo
pie %ot.td Stand rouna' with their hands in
their pockets, waiting to see trip or two made,
and ascertain what sort of dividend the adj.
vcrture was going to pay" This gives aptstty
good idea Of the dilatory spirit OF the commnnis
ty for which the paragraph was written, butwe
have. nosidea ofsapplyinglitte Wheeling. W.
believe there is pstriotisul] and public spirit
enough, here to successfully push forward any
comnendable movement, but the great, diffiepll
~ is getting sotne one TO take the lead Iritis
not too late, we hope some plan for hecelebra'
ton Of the 4th will yet be suggested arrange
ments made and successfully carried out. ,as
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BRAGGSS ARCTIC LIN1nI 4ltF T.

aBR AG GS ARCTIC LIN M 4-iG3 =.
az ne 4iictsa al MI lands nov rely SI relsi iTom
he pangs Rheumatsfn, 6eafulga, 00ut als
eGtansSns sesses Is apefsl.hE prei
snierers the follow i Of few OF the Eon-
derul b. Il during the peatleN nOhe Uefs
the pfofittors, their ishsti Prbeatsl Of
Pssf ne BOttIe TtI6usPhant. ,s-,.,eel
Mts. MONT, 81. SO ilaEgsa stree - Lcis, hs wing
suffered fur liree years vim sns tris p
W u AHe'i' ~ eS1f OF ESsFsaGoFy. s-ss9
iFenry Aiqpn slFssii 81 tpgs, Ehe fsyg 10 vas
sae pas o.
: ~ ssIiy he ,i.ItlEe Children
A Fi.tis daughter ofAsrs. Lee residInE ssregt
cedgo, al oyss " The uPss,n = kss.is
Ing the diTeetiors and the re y. aa ast5Iiy sts4et
iand in few days ths little Eufiessi.as veil = 2
Mrs. George Tyler Canal Il. had long sufr
frs from eruption on s iass
restored 60 peg g = az, ny ,t,,ssr
5eTgF5is raror c Fs.stsd 81 ismsdss
pgs S5s fssis nrss s9s q s ssff
''''' YgeRaqsGllcars
slts edford Aosil was ssnf2ea 70 her sease i9E
SdIlrso5 an other Eensdies 4seurea by the Arctic L
'as s.sa "a 2 s,'' Y 3 ITs'iostsn.
-m1ssi hIls,5als e My "a,
suaded BY explps Or steam INDUCED
Is extra ted from the scaids, very tipe, an
tie pai, s3.s gene lsea he esss " two ss
.sA, TgSRg asEs4p stfeet.
sia-sI 80 Ihe AIind sEek .sss.s, s
.ss.s 81 s6. WsasIkn GIv. Ieifas Nov, on, 1891:
ss',. st5; gF 5 ys
g 90 siIsss. 81. SsSla By % e IS tg sSss
s i sista "a ss6t inaisSes tor the came
!, ANA qF yo ~ vsIaaSl ,i r
sygsRre nov perfectly Thus I With one tlp
s Sl.iSei me aSss & q & @ 5
yqpF Fsis ny 3, S9I nj
WEBsTRn CRY, Iowa, Nov. OH, is5I
ss S siis sslS R siil Si'iS
hi abatement g Ps stEistll irus ,s sfr 1
,...s "a cod Tor = Iiinleis.s
IiIlent also sguay elneatio1 l9
eerildclts: e 4 Argos ei :; Arg, Co..
crafty known thr0uEl9gi 'ly upiss'i & ~ ISL
& u. 4, .I,r i5rsee Arctic n.l
o. nepil ei,ssrlPisy ssssiis 70 is sa
r. q ss 1fstis Ds9s III best made,
that We you'd uss 1ter- We kseb bud iaFs tetfor
assSs5 e se their dssas
and gs Us sess I'M
We s5riaiiy d 70 5te and
eiieFs ~ Ing tis sifs p ! Z /, l asIss
~ &, ~ on. AK. OF z co., ~
i7sased is s.aSfIi.ss
Many pEuseists oid Lidinisnts OF hard gip ,ry
g 6,s ARCTIC LIN
lsbersiis s-rOI.osi.toS'.sr l
fs u itsseil .lreh aser q saol-
1he yetr Filsls Of the best n X nlustratsa pef
Y se = Sos-
ts. ~ Arelie ItHiEasHtds put ,ll il e SCI e9d
r "a fient in proportion Is lhef cor, and
are siecheapest o GALS 9. y ~ NC
i5iIA iineggf iCa-
lions = ~ & Rf 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

- Gardner, alnlne, Juae -. iss6-
PROP. O. J. WOOD--Dear Fir 1 have esd bet,lts
% PFofsszor Woods iiF Restorative aId tEuly say
q L the gTelftst de1yy d e az for TesioKuE az
changing the Tdir hffpfe u4nr u vas lnu q GeTsu-
~ VI Hair attained ~ rffial cGIoF Yea
FscoinnenI & of Eolta F1nout dc least feaF. ~
ease vas one q az warn kind
DA9IEI N SlUHPFiT-
On the f5dt11Y Ulte Iaiius Estaiiii-tnf.l ssd 1l4
aTket St, ST. Louis. No. And sold - an COED ILf-
7. .sr 81
dee3.dtViEig. .EsEap:-sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

ToLHBoF june %, --Ttc Wabash Valley Rail
road liafe repairl 3 the damages occasioned by
the tito STORM and are now cunning their pas
-f,,,S;s t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
COM N. IL. s.
IfsrodnceI in ~ heeIing-Ese lail pfic,

!
FLoynExtra Family.
81 Super 1900 w
Cora I. -. ssss
o osIss -
Flax .tdull sols .
Bitter isa2O
s asSais sPs 3ol Ct {a
sides do ..-.a.--.. ..s-- ~
Tasf Reas loo sael 900
HAY per tor. !. ~. ..!. 50 800
we'notice that there is u speculative demand :
for -four in Cincinnati and the Eastern cities
and a considerable advance has taken piace.----
This is owing to doubts as to the outconIolof.
che growing crops 1.-The continued flYorable !
weather. it is thought VIM cause another down
ward tebdehcy ss 5ee ~ s4ags
la''s.. sIfeinii Fsiuiiy aIarI,st, s,..s
Rggs p dozen aiA2s
Aspatagus = bunch g
RRldbaf do ~ 9g
iIean6 EiquaTt.
f mons 3 iarcli. &c
Corn Meal p Peer. = ,s, 1S
CoIee 70 i9e
SdgaF, n. 49,. 20 Ie
do tPuiver sed-s "a tofi 10
lido Crashed g.s.. II y 5{S
Lard, No Pc -. '.-e-.t '--.s.+S 2bss
M b nc
sstsssss y ;.s.s.
PORK D H..Es.. s..s.-- --5sgstoys
slnoltd Bsef 5 ne
oisesns a. piecel:i
GoosebsrFies quart. .''s''''sfs ~
NV cabbase . head.
e e9ssF fs n Tec i
lsddIsbes q guneh }7 s-a
~ M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

y LAA.1l--- N,lll .InIIE. II aa.lLIn

ca1cSeo .lsirse i6i1-4 q d iielEl originating
81 te liIai6 ,et,is5iielil, And s5pied 5y tie
liEasfCTn lic reiatiFe u q q lsalse, Slunlar e
tic Ational 1otel tisease - ouec u the pllIlei-
pal Hotels IN Chicago, Is 1itbolt she slis7teF'
fouhdation iHllfuth. tle sssaisF
i1i 11 l-sl Trilsr8 III n llTTI1 E.
d la.l ..e51litl taaa.li, - - a
iHlsi tst1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

.Crsrs .if9, III, june 4 a1IlFseE d Cairo
ST. .I3otis June 6J-1 lre river alter rising
- inshes on Mordfy. night and Puesslay71
i,iorhins, cStfe TO sstaBd, and Is sOiy receflpg
yery slowly. Ar6 pan. yesterday itlie sEaters
stood q feet inches above tls Hc9d % oil
feet ftlees above the city tijFects AID 4 feet
4l.4 inches below the fi09dof ~. All upper
streams falling faiddia lEhepgsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

That to the sleeping woods All night,
Sngeth QUIET tune
Unller influences such as were taincd down
yesteyday the summer can hardly be other than
pleasant and prodnctiVe2 zri6ti in present en-
joymentranda abundant inIE food for agreeable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

-. 70 SEV YORK MARKET - AZ
.IUxp I6.-. Flonr buoy AMI; sales 1000 pllls ne
10 for State, m advance Of l5EiS 6oa4. -
'inr Ohio; a4,T5 for SontneTTG ~ advance Of
Wheat firm; salcs j a ief lush n 81 O6.ioF
Western Req for Aiii'sgtZls ela5i a,eft ~
asa for Chicago SpriMe. Cor, b1aYafls slo
fSr Mixed tirftt.ss be- eisssiasa siss ies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

bSieft77n ACCIDENT 7-as..1 > -
= iAIlLwAUETi, Jund I6.ssA four story brick
block oeeupied lby.J r. Cnrdes, rs grocery,
sCore, fell abnuf O'Clock this afternoon, killing
Charles Eyys, and horribly InanElipg three OH
ers, some Of iEiIoui 81 - r5lTrd viii die
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
- RHRIdGAN CoNVENTION.- - Z

SPlllNiiflELI, III-s 2 IlIIt u y
State CONVENTION met to-day. One Thousand
delegates, aIternAtes, repre hiing 80 counties,
were In attendance. ,las. iIller vas re-nOinl-
mated as candidate iot State Treasurer n
endorsing fieePlgl adele lla, platform aud de-
nounncing ,lhc Dgsd sectt-ds.s si4n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Persons wishing the s2tllyl Int tigepeer, can
have it lett according to directions, for ten cents
per week, payable wcciily'to ttTther Rice. 40
Orders for tho paper can be left at the Office
or handed to the carriers. {ss6si
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier boys, unless theycan show author
ity from Mr.. Riceito make collections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Tie Best, al the k4itiiqet-z The best White :
Lead ID stlesIh,9ket.isB 3, "A, Fahnestoek's lis
WORTH 90 ee6ts-per key more to-the consumer
than any Other Lead ltcoxersl heltert lasts Iona
ger, and is Il purer whitel t.1
The best Family aud Liver Pill is Or. AS:
.Todd's Anti-billious or Iiyor Pill It's just
the pin for the season, and for all complaints
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach 81
Try ita n. II LOGAN s Co, General Agents; 2
.Fnnsale by dealers throughout the oonntry.
SIZE advertisement Of Dr. ,Sahford's Liver In Z
vigora tor in another column. ~ =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

I HAVE reesiysa - seTi1s ane = ~ stcek Of
j CLOTHS. CASsIuE rs 4A.D q-kelIEG& q q .
Inost desirable styles st inbtieai - 2eeelI ~ X
prees and which rtsTs e lte CD IA The tutsc
and raost fashionaiis siyil.Rna rEes
which would can ms asfgnfs 81 ny sts'Fasrs and The
Eeoag May
Cloth9s ai1s3s hand A. ysrs le Tiess e.. sEd see
spe0 Nc. - " st-r ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

~, -, Rs.iIs ,lfsiGltE u a FS155
.uNE 1GrSFls4 aili q, Cir IS; tioNatd
estand 0liin 8 81 lHlieat Bed 81
nj ,n3; White 81 ,95aI,25. C.falae sivss.sd tlInA
E.sfi4ti ~ z go :. = fzlIsszss .slssf rea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

fOO PIECES Of the laiei Ityes ahh kssorleli 81 Co
ttUy dEEeI FlEL ftIf1eit BRL s52Ls, llREE ILI,
EYTslAlh FI6fEfki STlflfsE1 dd f4fff - n = -.
Eill sell eKceiirut llt,. ~ cTret - crft.
1ari at-l dc cured Tor - gtnir- EHpeinr 3Fly
0aFprt ~ enll- 81 1eI t+ee -, ~ .
,ris IclTci oaTits ppEtlt ttr ~ ~ . gart- 3ieit-
~ ~ IidHl fnI Guly - renis aI4- Aue4tlR c-alts
iiSr Csrref, ~ vide FOR - csIla
= ulr me- llsaEth HpE1 QreI nr1s iels ief eE tfte
sarit z reality fi--l iaf1t ALtsA- AEt'AAS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Kicking a. old Hat, md tie Gqltse7
Thereof Yesterday morning niischcvious
boy procured delapidated old hat, andplaciugl
a couple of bricks in it, stood the weather beat
beaver upright upon the pavement, and
screened himself behind a shed to await the
result eve do not undertake TO say Clint tits
impossible lpr a uianstos pass by an old hatzOf
this description without giving it kick, but
~c lpfe adlhoaized byft@ o. urclEirs who ghqye
Praetisqa this sPssies fun g, along tpde To-
say thattheY neyef knew It 70 miss. There Isl
a kind of load stone about an old hat that draws
ones foot towards it, and deprives the owner of
theI p6&erto tesistltte Temptation to hit dtEhiI
kiek.) Presently man came along and gave
The hat violent kick, as the boy had anticipat
cd. The nau ran linping about for some time
suffering the most excratiatihg pain, and theI
boy gayeYeqe toFq loud iaaghifreW hity etreat
Encouraged man iapproached, and slapped the
hoy upon the side of the face, which tprhell the
lAtter's tune into q shril cry. The boys father
then came out and inquired the upshot of the
'iacas. Gp,,n learning the principal points the
father walked up aud kicked the man who lad
kicked the hat and tyssle Of some few sees
oadsSdaration cusuei, in which the parcntcaulel
0utsecOnd ocst.n alter lnell9hOl inc matter WIS
euSsed aud discussed at some length, The
father of the boy coptepded that his son was
s.s.e ssse5 81 sy .I 5s {. .s. the ::
for graNted Nlag the,bat dEl potCcoRt ain, tfcks.
cause ) stss,' sSfS SSsS psn3S eiplisl,
an old hat Eroln ntiuqtions thrown out weI
suppose tIl6aNta WI nodergo tigationl
before an lflaern,ut,,. * ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

This mc1uprchensble Linut mt upon Which the trsa
afflicted at All lands lo rely Ter Fe ON
&c pangs Rheuuatisn, 6eufugla, 0out 1rg
dancer, ScrofuIa, Spruns q Ises Burn ,is and Hl
chtansoua sis la1al prep
s.rers tine follow iu Of few OF the Nou-
driul cures effected b. during lie lnOhg Ger.
tincstss the parties haeu a in tile possession q
the pro pftcrs but their isnstii preces Puuieaton Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

q . SILK HAIs.-yTe lave q l-,-llll 80 y go =
leO sols,8 lns2sl 8 D. HARPER = SONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

lsiessss RIVER AND WEATHER s.
2 CfscIss.sqI, ane IG.-RiScr sisen f4'inebess
ID the last % ilqars lye9ath9er el'nr- Thef--
sailsssa. 4.s7e4 ,srr n, a
,f,.et. ON the falIs.s cieaf.a Thermone-
PITTspts,sH. Jttnes l6.--R River 10 feel Ginehes, :
Nv .Dier mark. filling Weather clear. 8iers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

aud hastY proceedings.
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.Rl;lrIfidgG GalI6F.Y.

Z LADIES AND GENTIIEIG q ~
ARE IiITEu 40 CALI AND EXAMINE TnRsE NEW
sl -, Fff: AiEsc = * tu32
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cAUTIos:

HE great popularity Of ril- Irens has inSuesd
TET
chasing. BE kot Isrsa5e - boy ryhihss else tsIs
have siTen BotfhaVeS 5iOabd BiiisIs faiT taf ore
bottle you iGaiiely supeIioT q % ala
fhcse ihlItal5rs s1l,5tfZ ls5s is.1E 4lzyzl9E1
sod ~ 81 10 psr botrs OF sIx Bottles for es1 y
90 PrDilJfsE1Fa. EsEJAMIfs nk6E,iJR = CO..
nlREtsetIiring FnaEl4l rgllist. . Q ChslssI,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-05

rcsy, had nghs assume That, ~ NE charge had 10
most unaooountabe manner paeeet from piracy
70 acsus' murder, some present and prssung poioa %
ees vas Involved N this State VITAL, Ne astspmsnt Of
new government nh sbjeot, however, has not been
accomplished The law stn remains In sGaia Of DOUBT
Ne vssdtos OF the tSy n NE Old Bailey b.
aocep>sd a. an authoritative exposson of he law than
he perfectly sratuitsss opinion Of tAs Lord Chief
"by The hw nssnds the government have AL the
which they ought 70 have"an opinion which the noble
and learned lord very laborieusly amped h hs
summing up The practical result II the proceedings At
the ate wal b, that ~ government for political pur
the trouble Of ascertanpg whether he was anenabe 70
any Engihh lawevcp the tact Of hin having committed
the crime should b that the jury glad
70 defeat political mapouvfe, senod upon the only point
which they thought the evidence bad left Opep and pro-
bounced verdict which, II ali events, sufcert TO
jusy the Conspiracy for Murder bnl Of the late govern
ment and the proposition Of tho late Attorney General
that foreigner may be accessory before the fact in
this country, IN . crime conmftted by foreigners
abroad, end be altogether unpunshable. Under
these circumstances what Is the goveFpmens on suffer
cxssors, frame simply colorado imitation, refer
the question to the fifteen judges2 We have Abstaned
from saying anything concerning the effect which the
Acquhtal Of Bernard may produce In France. Lord
Derby Is pledged 70 do something and yet this inprac
cable Jury Of twele Engshncn has defeated his Intended
pocythat Of conviction tho evidence and OF subse
qoeDt dspunsbment on the point OF law
We have, In common with the people OF England, a
right 10 require that the character Of the country should
be set right In the opinion Of the rest OF Europe grew
tho glhh SOIL and beboves our government to provo,
best may, that the plot 10 abhorrent 70 the Englh
nston and 10 provide that repetition OF snch afro
city shall be permitted in time 70 come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-05
LIVERPOOL PnoDuos nA1xsr.

LrvERP0oL PRODUCE MARKET.
Yhe B4okeys' and osher circulars quote ooheo qet, bu
sales Of both pos and pearls had bsen mAAe = oos
4es slight Advasoe Sugar dull but steady. nolAsses
n active request II shght advance On Al kln1s Ooee
quiet ~ last qaote rates Rice STEADY and Arm IN pRcs
Rosin dull, common sold for H. ID ~ a. on We spot
and - 3D. % arrive nne brought las. Spirits turpeuns
steady q 40s. Ala QueEcron bark quist Il l0s for
Philadelphia Oovesseed dull and n0ninAa n prioa
0ns-6sAl dull with slght decline on ~ qualities. ODD
&29 &2e 3d. Sperm &SS. hnseed active q ~. Cd.
31s.
LONDON NARxDrB.
kessry Barring Bros. quote wheat very duh, Win d.
cline on ESslsh for be week Of L. D. American white
hon--wssh rails duh but steady u 20 20 xd bars
steady q f6 tron on the Oyd steady II 6 Sugar
arm, with slight advance the better qoAlties, bat
Interior grades had declined xi6e. Oonae hr With
advance OF ls u the hne chipping Sorts Lnseed
cakes scsive New York, IN hbls 60 LIS. E1o Boston,
IN bags 60 los FRh oil dull ana nominal sperm OIL,
ESQ f6l Lnseed oil hrm Ut a0s 29s. I'd. Rice in 90
i've demand, and advanced 3D. GAspetre had advaaCsd
e. Tea nsnsr, ~ Ia. IA for oaasou. Tsl,ow quisa:
Y. O q b6s. Cd
MANCHESTER MARKET.
Business generally was betsaS, with advance ef ~.
on yarns.
HAvBE MARKET.
HAvRD, APRIL 21.- Cotton buoysut, with slight
advance on all qualities. Sales Of tho week end.
ing yesterday 10 800 bales At 10S for Orleans
tres ordmare. Stock In pors, 186 900 bales.
The stvices from the manufacturing districts arc
unfavcrabie, and quotsous were nominal rurpentine
duh. Pearl ashes steady. Coffee quiet but steady. Oils
quiet Provisions duli, and quotations nominal. Rice
quiet, and noDN ally uncbspged Sugar quiet Tsliow
hrn. Lard dull, at a slight desae al kinds Whale.
bcne-Sn.a all sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-05
COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE.


uessrs Barring Brothers quote money very abundant,
but generally unchanged IN price bar silver, &c. 1s.d
me bullion m The hank Of ngsni hiss increased on e
week f226 900. oonsos closed al ssk psr. for money
and e6ss for socount
Copsols oloecd today at eoz ~ for money and "
~ lie for account
Barring Bros report Amerioan stocks unsitered Ia price,
with limited business -Pepnsylvania SIS, IS do. boods
1877, "a United aates ss isefss io< do. bcads Iot
Virginia Sc, 1858, are pressed on Suyersai assa Rail
BeIl 4 Co report Hmsted business at previous rates
pc London iimss reports the following sales 90 shs
nd ult Ilpos csnual Rsilrosd, ek discount do free
land 7s, sseo So do do, 1875, ak Erie Railroad third
IrvrRFooL COTTON MARKET
me Brokers Circular states that The cotton narsst hsd
been quite aSvs during The week In consequence Of The
vspced fully rse ssbihs Of penny on tie lo~r grades
- oce eighth 10 one quarter On fair and mitdtns dc
which spccuaaors took 1900 bales and exporters 5000
beies. The sales Of Friday 5000 bales, Of which
1000 we're on speculation and for export, he market
Ns- . Orleans. .................."l ~ Iit
noope. .'''''''''...s.s''''ss...'.
oci IN ror, icc bales. & which ssacco ver. Sas
ricsn
Cotton steady but more freely oasrsa under the Per
siss sdvces The Gales 70 day estimated at 1000
low 36s 3bs I'd. whke 3ts 3D. Provisions steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADsYrrFs NARKEr.
Nossrs Richardscn Spence Co quote the breadstuns
market generally quiet Flour very dull and quotations
nominal Western Canal, as. 22s. Cd Philadelphia
and Baltimore, a1s, aas. Ohio via ths North sss
a 2ls Cd: DO via New Orleans, 2ls. 2os. Amerirsn
wheat dull but nominally unchsuged from tuesdays
prices red and white 10 r.. Sd There had been slight
decline French whoa, Corn was stu buoysnt yellow
and selling nj 96s white DE
LIVERPOOL PROVISION nARgEr.-
Nessrs Blespd ths a Go. Richardson, Spence Co.;
James McHenry and othcrp quots beet heavy and auas
,ons sey maintained. Pork firm, with retail sales ala
slight advance ali qualities. bacon closed buoysn AZ
advance a, IL IA lard firm but qret at H. st6s
rsllow-Butchers nomins'ly sos, bot pone n market;
y. C. See
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THE EFFECT IN LONDON.
,BRNARD's DIsCHARGE-rHx SCENE IN coUar-
OPINIONS OF THE rRnss, Erc.
prom The London Times, April 1871

tfrom The London Times, April 49,
The Judge and before the jury had retired the priscne
with much warmth Of tone, yehenssce Of gesture and
rPs ss,, u sss NO. ssrs. "ss ,.
quoted By De gsdss vin reference 70 NE pals are no.
Brpsss. were Which we're used 10 PAX. ssre
scusn no s,,sssss here 9es.r:s =. scs sceg.,msd g
ard As. Rudo e v stated his i.i in Psr.
ss and si blood q he Sea. qt he i sSs
ann II s S.s:a ssS ..s
srsi s .ss
A, The close Of this address, 90 unlike anything ono 4,
accustomed 10 hear Ia criminal court In this country
the jury retired TO consider their verdict being then
twcrty 10 three o'clock. They had been nb,ca.
upwards OF half hour, when the inumaton was rven
si they had agreed upon their verdict Instantly silence
audience waited with brcs,bess interest tho ANNOUNCE
ent which 10 decide his fsfe. After few moments
Of snsSs ssseP s & rev r.1sped tina, the ey
from their sending some communication 10 The jndre-
and the prisoner again removed from the dock nen
there another Interval durng which the anxiety
Of the crowd seemed 70 deepen the time wore on ms
spectacle which the court then presented was OF the most
snIssied and e,sas aescrg'aoo: Tie small gallery i'm
dss who hsS s.s 81 Sp.s ss
parts q the building. An ne more favored
seats on the bench, and In Hs immediate viclnlsy
had been occupied from An early hour the BY
persons Of rank and station many them lsdles Others
the crisis approached made isccssant applcsous for
even standing room within The precincts Of he court and
the complaissnce OF the obefne under sbcrs va
taxed 70 the utmost 70 comply with their Wishes IN,
members OF the bar stood In groups discussing the Incl
dents Of the trial, and Specializing s probable result
dd also the greater part Of the audience On the ,or
o. the court Been, IN conversation with another a
gentleman Of pregosssssing sppc~anoe and man.
pisrri his trial In Paris. Precisely the clock struck
four, an ntmstos was given hsi The jury we're re.urp
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ooscxss rwkSrS r#isp srsEsr.-A srsnd amateur
concert is 70 be given tomorrow evening, under NE
direction Of Monsieur esspsrd for the benefit Of the new
church OF Saint Vincent PAUL the church in rwsufy
third street rear sixth avenue weunderstand hat Me
entertainment viii be calculated " please and re rnes
hat our Ererrh fellow crzsns will not dery themselves
the doube 10y neut az hearing good mufe sDt sains
the new che rich At TIE same tme.
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THE BERNARD AcQUiTTAL.

The Ensct and Sensation In Frsnce-Tne
Excitement and Enthusiasm a LONDON.
&C., Asc.. sc.
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MAIIRITIIrS

Advces from The Hsnriuus state thsa the American
whale ship Cortcs, Captain IAkemAn, had been burnt
Cape Crusade. he officers and crow we're all saved
lrhe Oorss owned In New BEDFORD fros whence she
called the I'd Of July 1857 and ss2 toas burhon
the 1eth Of December last she had board iee bar
rrlr Of