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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
Baltimore, .4ug1lst Sth, 1857.

Baltimore, .4ug1st Sth, 1857
have analyzed for Bnscoe, HilIes s, Co.,
Of Havre De Grace, Nd, four samples Of
"Sl squehanna Limestone" from Wrights
vile, Pa, taken from four different quarries.
They were found to be free of sand and other
impurities, and to contain, besides Carbonate
of Lime, respectively from 2 TO Is per cent.
Of Carbonate Of Msgnesia. The former will
be OF general advantage to the lower counties
OF Maryland, both on the Eastern and West
ern shores, and are especially adapted TO the
application on "white oak soils " The lat
ter should be applied TO soils which are def
cieni in both Lime and Magnesia. These are,
in general, the "Volcanic Soils" Of the upper
and the light soils in the tide water counties
OF Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist oi Maryland.
March 25, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
WRIGHTSVlLLE LIME.

The undersigned beg leave TO inform the
Farmers of ST. Mary's and Charles counties,
that they will deliver al accessible points on
any OF the rivers oil those counties, AgrIcul-
,ural Lime (either with or without Magne-
sia) at94 cts. per bnshel. Freight cash-Ghe
balance six months draft. with interest
added, will he taken. We refer to the
following letter O! the State Chemist, and
solicit orders from our friends in ST. Mary's
and Charles counties generally.
BRISCOE, HlLLES g. CO.,
Havre DE Grace, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

SHARP.
I" HERE will be found one or the mos
w extensive manufactures Of Saddlery
Harness and Collars, 10 be found in this CITY,
which the subscribers offers to sell a Whole
sale and Reiail on aeeomEnodating terms, and
viii pledge himself 10 drplfeaie anv bill made
N the Eastern aud Norihera cities.
An exaspinasion oi hrs stock, : solicited
from country merchants aud Others.
- EEL ROBERT LAWSON q
-. sa.6. = Balsimers-
, / Oci i6th-u eo = .T
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26


poxsrx RowDrrsx.--These haye.been seve-
faIsxeurzioua fFsWu BaIdn5fe . the town 0i
ST. Mieiarls. during the present. mouth, sevc-
Ur which have been attended with disgraceful
seeses 81 nit and disnrdey, and sc have hser
tald by respectable citizens cf St. Michacls,
s:iat the lighting ard rioting there have inyarr
Asbly bec.l eOsnnsencei BY Baltimore police
men. Tie couduct - the r3wdy p0rtioa Of
The excnna asists. IN Monday. week, was dls-
xracef:iI i. the cxtrenle, and che wheia diff
culties we're caused ~ The Police IL Mayor
Swaan.lrss nutlsiaig bettrE for these gentry to
20 than TO 90 On excursions "a The Eastern
shore for the purpose of riot.ng. lighting. and
disturbing the peace Of our qlsiei towris. we
think Ise naialst as well dispcncs with their
services aud save the city the cost of support
issr them If the police are perTnittrl BY
steamboat captains . 80 on tie excursions
i,r the puSpose OF kicking up riots. the citizens
sc 3t. Michac!s wiIltbc compelled % resort To
f.rcible means - prevent their landing; and
that they ihtsn,l to ID bef'.rc they will be an
lioysd by such cattle any longer. OF coarse,
she majority Of the sexcnrsi. -Bi<ts were orderly
and well behaved, ,aGd We have 20 objections
9.sF Earch 10 visit - % tfteu - they desire
EasieTR Star. fsA |A A-s
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
SPRING GOODS.

DLUE Plaid Domestic, Yellow Stripe,
- Denin,s, Heavy Osnnburss and Spring Ca
lico. Also, n new lot of Sugar and Molasses,
Gilllng Twine and Rope, iusf received by
-ce.f - SPALDIN(f G. GREENWELL.s
March IL, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
LUMBER FOR SALE.

TTHE subscriber is now cutting and sGsc-
l. ing, a large quantity of ripe pine, on the
right prong OF Smiths Creek Just below
Saint Mary's river. and win be glad 10 receive
orders for ScGnfiing, ITeasher- Boarding
Plank and Hodgshead StGres
Address ABRAHAM PAYNTER,
So S~s<s4 gl St 1plgoes Il. q.
f~-r ST. Mary's Md.
Port Tobacco Times and Planters Advo-
cafe copy times. send bin 10 this vfEice, and
copY OF paper 10 subscriber. 4sF -,
| June i7th, lS5S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
BLANKsFo SALE.
CULYEAT0R noes.

TUST received and OR sal. iweiye sets Of
~ Wscnghs cuI6rasot III oes. ~ !. = =. :
GRO, 4. STtlAS s co. !
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

J. z. Wiilett, NJ. D., Prosecior and Dpnion
~ strator aud Anatomy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
TO THE PUBLICf

May 90, ls5s-2mos.
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Interesting from New Zealand.
OUR BAY OF ISLANDS CORRESPONDENCE.

BAY or ISLANDS, N. T., March "a, 1853.
List Of american Whders in Port7he English Giving Up
the Whaling Businsss-Ioising TIE Stars and Stripes in
Korrdyikd, dc.
wrote you last by tho handsome whale ship OlhsIlo
master, j. A. Bsckermann, may be presumed will have
reached her destination long before this will have 10
hand.
There at present In port six American whaers and
two English ditto The Normsn, Capt Ray and the Ala
bsms Capt Ckfln of Nantucket the latter with 900
barres) the Shepherdess, Capt Watrous, of Mystic with
TOO bsrrels the Nsrrag nset Capt Gardner, of Nam
tucket with AGO barrels the Young Hector, Hager Of
New Bedford, clean Also, the Jcsspn Butler which is
hove down renttIng having sent all her oil home 900
barres), and Is about 10 commence q voyage.
The two EDglshBen know but little about The Eng
lkh fat going out Of the whaling trade. They
u do but little ct IT, There seldom than
sci here whether Is that they csuno. sail
their veese cheap enough, want Of proper discipline
the British merchant service the absence Of ego ahead
sm prevents success, cannot say. However, tho 6eid
has BEEN eft very nearly clear TO American vessels and
tkeir enterprispg masters 10 contend with tho eviahaDs
OF the ocean.
The sonbis Thornton or Nss Bearcrd the Desdemona,
Of place, and the Elizabeth Swift Of toe same place,
eft here few days ago. all having been ~ successful ss
could have been expected
Our newly appointed Consul George II. West hoisted
the stars and stripes tho 10Th inst which IL the hs,
display Of our national emblem bv properly accredited
Corsul In Kororsrika Ali the olsas aud gentlemen Of
the place present Mor tue health OF tpe Presdeot
drsnk ana that Of Queen Victoria the flag WAS hoistsd
front OF the Consus Office amid the booming u guns
from the Shipping Captain ,orgo Gardner Of tho Nara
gApse being the odest master In the eet bad the bouor
OF hosting the flag. ANIIPODEa
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A Man Murdered In Centre stfeet-Es,spe OF
the Preparation.

Between eleven and twelve O'Clock Saturday hight
two rival gangs Of ruaus got into fight at the
corner OF Centre and worth streets, but neither rsrty
tsned injury and they separated before the police
became OF the collision. Soon after their Dis )srss
Cornelius Rsoy laborer, ny five years Of age, with his
SC In. law, Dennis Donohy, with whom he bad been visit
ing al GO street. passed the spo. whore the hi had
place. and intercepted by three Of the rusns
ere Of whom ssid "rhere goes some more OF the
crowd meaning the gang with whom they had recently
been Ashting Al the instant the felo~ pulled out
surg shot and with felcd Rely to the pavement The
three then pursued Donohy, who, ho~ever csosei Dy
running into house by. Two or the sixth ward
policemen taen came up, and ardng Rsds nsensoe,
yeyed him lc the New York HSpita whore he died,
ster sdmission. Dr. Bsyis, on making M examiaa.
ton, found O deep gssn and a confused wound
90 tho back of the victims bead Coroner Gam bio has
been notified, and will hold inquest upon tho body TO-
cay. lhe deceased quiet and Indus.ro1 man. aud
gave he slightest provocatop for the azsault lie
leavcs vile and three grown up chiitren. The police
have been In search OF the murderer twelve O'Clock
on Saturday night but thus far have not been ab 10
trace him. The locality whore the outrage occurred In
of tne worst IN INC city, beg resort for the Five
Point gspg ~ runlsrs, and poiic man should be con-
sfantly rAtioacd near IT,
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e'onk m TAXING LsvpsSrs florence salIiyas, a.
I'VE o. ireland, twenty sir yoa n sge, committed suI,
on saturday night, st MI residence sas Pearl street nv
Asrs an overdose OF lsudsnum Trouble with n, .er.
20 nr, 70 the commission Of the sc and us, prevlo,. N
~ lean ne vote 70 them declaring his intsn on 10 4,
NE arc requesting them u 10 touch hs enslus a,sy
Sestn ooroner Candle held Inquest up0n TIE BODY
and ne usual verdict wa rendered. wv"
FALn F,I IRON a rIEE. Coroner Connery held an in.
guest on Saturday mo- l7s Third street. upoo 10 b,sv
OF yncob Cal, lad nlne and half yosrs OF sys -,
died Tom tbe effects Of fall from tree uhic5 IA 81.
cdertsl cesth." S'' 40
Bopf RscovsssD -rns body Of Patrick Crime, who o..
drowned last Thursday evening while bathing al the
ont OF fty srst street, East river was recovered ON
sunday ana an inquest was held upon By Coroner Gam
Ireland. ~ wv" ="
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interesting from vsnezaela.

CARACAS, July 7, 1855
xetsno Of ne National Characterization of General
Castro as President pro t>n--0oaniscsson Of Eandl
sn the Aoundins- Unsettled State Of ne Country DC, de-
Though hardly have time to write before the mail
slss for tAgusyra, must send you few toms Of news
vh 81 Thomas and Havana
The Convention assembled IN Valencia the day before
yesterday, and learn by selegrsphc dcsproh that
Mr. r. Toro, the Minister, had been elected
me zane day they proceeded 70 she election Of Pres
dent Of the republic pro tv., and General Castro was
chosen by sixty votes, Against nfty FOR General Paez
mis- result attributable We powerful feet that pse,
was and Castro present, ,ha. some Of the be-,
friends Of the old patriot afraid OF The possibility of
disturbance In the Of the Presidency being vacant
before PACE could arrive; and fnsy, tho Ia p,wer
always has means 70 rc'sn the rens Of government
General Castro has issued nine b-eve OF general seven
teen Of colonel and four Of captains of frgses The
minor o1ises In The army win be In proportion.
Monsghs Increased The army list 70 the extent Of irayo
sscusand oers simply for the sake Of his crclo Of
sdherenu The lbt has been stu further erieuded AMI
have as many generals N the great Powers" had In
the Crmea, to ray nothing sbou, co.ones, Ans &c.
for the whole Rrssian army never had msny.
The faction Is In II Sierra. The faction Is party
81 robbers asssains &C. gathered under chioaiu for
unknown purposes, II not 70 make trouble and gather
booty. They arc IN 10 sierra, high mountain De.
lsobed from the ocrdilers OF the AIDES where euer.
riIls band cannot .be rcsched By an army Az the Il
era In lhe rich Agricultural districts called Wales
dee Arasua, tue faction have stsios towns, yilsaos,
and everything 1t Their disposal.
do know what 10 say about the isterua,ors oucs
ton with England and France relation to the release Of
noaaras ,sems ne TIA, they are all awaiting the
seton Of The Convention but certain s that ia Gag, Of
any hrcsnngs from abroad konagss shsuId be quietly
and speedily lyncted, d'1 far wee tfsshion.
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~ THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Tho fair manner in winch you si~sys have assod
towards nationality satisfies that n by some chance
unfair m has teon aimsd INTO The colunns
Of your far spread paper you will sow Tho ohOr side
also 10 be heard.
Your number OF July 81 contains, under the title The
socisst Platform for the mex. Presidential Campaign
unprovoksd attack upon u.s. which from beginning 70 end
u full Of unfrutbs.
ID nos true thu. We intend 10 "demsnd positive
pledges from the next President foster and cherish all
me imperial sssassns hat may ind their way here n
Awe evsy body farm whether they agrcultursr
not 10 interfere In The negro question, which belongs 70
the Slslas a'onev
me whole platform which the said article 10 nunos:
sool gives out 70 be ours s false from begIsulcs 70 nd
and IN consequence The tmarks which are susoned "a
iheec incorrect facts cannot apply 70 rs
BY giving publicity 70 thesc fec Incs sir vou vv,,,.
ebleo The respectfully undersigned Executive Comn,,,se
Of The General workinemens Association.
g. KEISlSGE2
AUG. MEYER
y PFtsrER
r. KAeTF
Nav YoRE, August l. 1855. I. Russ
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Naval fntesJigeuc~.

Ine United Staies sloopof war nae yss a SANTA Cruz
on the pth Ot June Corsasacar Blar rsrcfs "a ne Nsv
Depsftmout itai sDe ohse snd Gre s-e IN rcof bsatb
80" "e.A o. we lV1 pfeviougy The sick ust 70 6sd
a ifen pfivate letter frCv - onss- on bosYf
WV ne United hates sleep S. Narys Cb11uanfsr Dtya
f4on las hccn lying al Nsf1 ls'tsl Cai .,r ssrr
ies rest va tHpeaed t5 rrl lsr psrfrl sasut ~
is. % A'EML Nrny 81 her aau hsri1f fst.rf a ~.
vii D. t1up.t.e no sal snort 11aaat. au on bsseF
20 "tt tht H.fyf va p1Y.ay rouru tons In
iauuafy utxt -tt.Isie HYua
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honorable M Reed and bis suite eft this ship sud took
up their quarters board that ship when his nag was
hoisssd Mr. Reed And the osner ambassadors, mpa
nei with their various escorts will proceed up the river
Emperor has consented 70 send commsnouers 70 meet
mem AL month At least will be occupied 10 the nego
nstlans Thxe may be some aghtng Al any rate, eaca
gency There nir y ali, and guu boats OF war
N THIS gun and everything presents quite wsr''ke Hp
pearance Ny next will convey you fu plrtcu OF
all the proceedings, "a shall be hand oal,ers and
On Sunday, the 2lst Of March confirmation or cbnsss
converts wss held by the Lord Bsnop Of vcops IN me
Epglkh Episcopal Mission church. called Jinq-,oi6ng
Grace churchl situated In central part the city Of
Nngpo, It which thriytwo native CHRISTIANS publicly re-
Wed the OF baptsm and ratified their solemn pro-
fession before the assembled congregation.
about forty con munosn,s his lordsnps sddres. on ,hs
occasion into the local dialect Nngpo
by the Rev. ". A. RUSSELL who divided with the Rev. r.
+ Cough, the Church Of England hsarsch services IN
Toe following Wednesday special confirmation was held
English miles from the Church Mssoosry GU, sstou 81
San in the Interior 100 late 70 be present a. the sar
The Chinese of the Church of England who had
teen tap.izsd ct Nngpo exclusive Of catecoumens),
amour. 70 seventy persons, five or whom se now sst
or ox oTSarn 20 'as.
tho ensuing year. and their subsequent occupation OF nc
stations.
On the Sunday afternoon the bahop conducted divine
service and preached at the British consulate TO about
seventy Europeans.
The United States Flag Ship Posohaaan at Hong Kong
Hoye KONG, May 90 1868.
The United States steam fgate Powhatan arrived here
on the 18th, seven and half days from Singapore.
The Powhatan cana out 70 relieve tho steam irgate
Jacnto which sailed for New York via Batavia and
the Cape Of Good Hope on the i4th
The sg Of Commodore TattnAu transferred 70 the
Powhaan the 18th when tho usual salutes fred
This fine ship, which has be constantly the for
the past ave months, will leave she completes
loading, probably TO- morrow. destination II supposed
10 be the northern coast of China.
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INTERESTING FROM CHINA.

United States Frigates Mississippi and Minnssota
at the Pei-Ho River-Mr. Reed, tho American
Minister, Lord Tlgin, Baron 10 Gros and tho
Russisn Ambassador, Admiral Poutatiu, to
Hold Conference with the Emperor's
ommissioners-Doings on Board the
Mississippi-The Chinese Forts and
Armament Attempt to Land
and Narrow Escape Of an
American Boats Crew,
&c., &C., &c.
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u. $. srxss Fue,rs MisHsSrr, !

on TINS aIvKR Pm 5o, April %, 1868. /
ne Dir'e~a,sc Kt,chea AMI ia Co9k<y-BW Of Fare
Projected EsrurssOn up eae PsiHo riD>r, dc.
Our chief cook In the kitchen Of diplomacy, hss been
kopt busy today, AID many the dishes Of his no.
norsd cookship ba, the leaks IN the diplomatic coppers
siopped Tor the cccas,D and moor spcureans
were sally disappointed rnerc n grand feast ahead
however aud lie bill Of fare may possibly DO c,ucoturod
by the following Rst Of Writer'S who honcrcd the kitchen
With their distinguished prcsen,e lie, ars comes
the lite Admiral with the restless gray eyes and the big
mous,acbe but after remaining In the kitchen close, With
his cookship for upwards Of two hours be comes out
whole This looks bear was too fat fer roasting
Next on The general roll comes the Baron 10 eros this
smells OF frogs, but frogs only pslssble French
mcn; and lastly comes her Britannia Msjetys most
faithful servant, tbo Right Honorable Earl Of Elso
hut bulls and frogs play ed with his nooored cook
ship This makes cor ooo,ccfurcs VOID OF possse car
nnties and leads me - believe that he desires htm 10
be Kept alive for the pursose Of carrying out his designs
on the Celestial goose This natural, and should
be- for whilst the fcg drives the goose Of pond by
HE croakprs, the bull viii kali with bis horns. his
room with a splendid roast obtsised win nut
very little trouble Ne ths NAV, Trough
tho 2s,h instant IL axod on as the day which the
cursiop will take place 70 The Celestial Goose Pond aud
the winning smiles Of wide awake minister no
without their dcsred effect the little Admrs has
o, The excarsiop are locked ior with much snxIssy. I
almost wsh would prove Salt river excursion W
Of junior of tzicdore for trey richly deserve
10 n black bottles will ne The OF Keeping up
courage, you rcst ss Jed that they viii have enough
OF them would make u editor laugh theso bat
terhes 81 humsoy clsaog their Wings BY useless aler
leers ~ss on board They should the horey o their
wrath 70 swceten their eodeo with. Petty anpoyanses are
Rot becoming 70 their fsnc,ed digEily.
Our First Lieutenant Mr. stcnobe b TO have ohsrre OF
whreyer forces that may be sent from the Sssspni;
NJ nave 20 doubt IRON The msnly bearing Of tns bold
oe nat he viii give good account himself should
DC casiru require II
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orF fn-Bo hvrr, NorrH CHrsA, April 20, 1865.
Av7Scoi Of Britisa Lfns Of BrRk SAsp1yono por, Of
he Alhss-Adfray Of ne Rassirr ADMIRAL, dc-Ar
rius, # the United States FIgate Minsesoaa.
Her Britannia hsjesys ineof battle ship Calcutta mr.
rived bere on the 4h inst, with Rear Admiral Sir Mcbae
Seymour. KCB on board and Ave French fres,es pro-
peeled by tear, arrived yesterday. BY ihese arrivals
be Allied inros e sseot 70 prA'ds Of th1u,aud
men 1851 MS nuuber vii prove 20 be cores, Jug.
rr from tie unnbar Of rs'r vcssss, wh.h Is slris,s.
rbil ru-nb.r -cuise shrs Of ihs na -ryssu so,ns d,
var and ruHtoa8, ard wG Cd h.gslv iu1r8ust bv
txr-otcf 1'fVts fHl Lnt.l SALES steam ifiFN3 Ha.
ucr1s tan irs' sr1'rst l,N Uo..rrc
fhe mov,r'rr e. Me ts.'sl tlni.li. vh1 i7 in roa.
eiart cn nn.uccs' Hh .Hl ....o, t.s sftehft win
i.c1n.a- rfhFr nUa I.1. %. ....HHt3.
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p nr ., ..ar HrnrH'
N ull t.I .taI
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Great BRits
he Englas news 10 generally unimportant
France.

The koriepr ridcles the idea Of French invasion Of
England.
The Paris Conference closes on the 18th of August
La Prose-, Prince Napolcons organ, complains of the
severiy Of the treatment OF the press In the French
so'or.es.
The epidemic ut Bergxze was diminishing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-27
THE GREAT STORM IN CINCINNATI.

THE GREAT STORM IN CINCINNATI.
FIVE INCHES AND HALF OF RATS IN NINE HOURS.
From the Cincinnati mail of last night we get
the following particulars
Monday morning at eleven o'clock, without
an eNh'1inon OF many premnntory symptoms,
the flood gates OF heaven suddenly opened -ad
bright large streams of rain dashed i'm petu. is
ly upon this city and the adjacent country, " iii
a force only equalled in tropical regions during
the period of the Yernal equinox. Then thvr..
was brief cessation, when black clouds AGAR,
pied up IN dense dark masses, and the daShing
shower Of the morning gave way to n steady
continuous, heavy storm of rain, which lasted,
scarcely without interruption, until night, when
there was II vivid flash of lightning, a crash of
thunder as II the very elements had collapsed
and another lull cnsued, and there was brief
promise that the skies would resume their won't
cd brightness. Meantime, Tivulcts upon the
hill sides had become creeks, and the cutters Of
the city assumed the proportions of formidable
torrents. No especial damage had yet been
done, and it was hoped the wet season had pass
cd away for the present.
a short time before twelve o'clock that night
however, the rain again began to patter in the
streets in big drops, which were soon trans
formed into strong and rapid streams, and again
swelling the cutters in angry freshets. Soon
after midnight, and while the storm poured
down iuriOusly and fast, happy citizens who
were slumbering blissfully, were startled from
their sleep by terrifying peals ofthunder, unpar-
aleled in this region in its tremendous ard nw-
ful grandeur, and made frightrul by the fierce,
htfuI CLEANS of lightning, so vivid that darkness
itself seemed awed into light. Hundreds leap
ed from their couches in n state of inquiring
terror, and looked forth upon the battling ele-
ments with sensations of dismay never before
inspired in their breasts by the storm. king, and
trcmbled while regarding the grandeur OF the
elemental strife with feelings of irrcpressible fear
and awe.
The elemental strife was sublimely pictures.
que. All who .reit its imprcssiveness, and all
felt who heard and saw, pronounced the spec
tacle one of the grandest in nature. The whole
firnament seemed one vast mass of profound
blnckncss irradinted now by Thousand Cluz-
zIimg flashes of lightning; the elements then
seeming bound for the instant with igneous
chains, which the next instant crashed with
terrific and denfening conclusion. This lasted
but n little while. 1t was the precursor of u
cataract of waters, which pourd down through
space in great sheets, flooding the earth, and
Transforming little rivulets into foaning fresh
cts. And so the water Streamed down for
hours, and had not entirely ceased at nine
o'clock yesterday morning, having raincd hard
and without cessation, nine full hours. During
that PERIOD FIVE INCHES AND 4 HALF OF WATER
FELL UPON TUE EARTH.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

MAY pa dispatch from LeavenwOrth da-
ted Gath, says the End colUmn Of troops, under
COL Monroe, Has been cncampcd at Salt Run,
fnnr miles below the Fort, since the goth, but
resumed their march yesterday. The Sd column
under Col. May, are sill cncamped in the vicin-
ity Of the Fort, and will rot move before the
9th
Incomplete election returns indicate n major
ity Of seven hundred aud fifty in favor of the
Constitution. The utmost apathy is manifested
in regard TO the result The pro-slavery vote is
very small.
NAY ga despatch received from Nebras-
ka City, dated 23d, says the intelligence from
Nebraska says n conflict has just occurred he
tween the settlers and Hiowa Indians, in which
one Chief was killed, and a number of stolen
horses captured Much complaint is made Of
Indian deprcdatonS ia that section OF the Ter
ritOry.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

MAY 90 BreadstufIs extremely quiet and
dull Demand fog -four limited; sales 20, 900 bbls
Rye Fionr. Corn Meal unchanged; sales 300
bbs ut 1894. Receipts Of wheat small; very
little demand. Rye.-stcady demand at &C cts.
Connective request; not much offering; sales
1000 bush. Yellow ut 20 afloat; 7OaTl Ia store
Oats unchanged; 5000 bush. prime Penna. sold
at 37a3s. Whisky held firmly; sales of bbls ut
2la22 for PcnHa., and Ohio 90 10 for hhds, and
10 IL for Drudge. In Groceries and Provisions
there is very little doing. Sales mess Pork at
SIS time; hams at llaI2c; sides ut .;
at Z I-2aT 8 =, 60 days Lard in lhtls
at III ., aud II 81 in bblS, and Is in kegs