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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

WEDNESDAY, June 23, 1858.
There was larger supply Of beef cattle In the yards
today than there has been at any time since lest
summer-there having been offered At Alerton's alone
3,77S head and for The week, S,9O6 head At all the
yards the receipts los head-showing an Increase
over last weeks receipts of l2s7 head The offerings
were mainly Of an ordinary 10 good quality, with few
extra which brought about 9Ko. Tho advance Of last
week than lost, the decline all qualities
said to be about No pound. The range was from To-
to eye, with but few sales at about &c. and the general
selling price about sc More than 2o0 head Of the
receipts at Allerton's hailed from Illinois, 900
from Ohio, and only 81 were from this State.
The active demand Of last week, together
with the short supply, stimulated dealers 70 extra
tons 70 obtain suiciency for this weeks SALE Many Of
them accordingly started for Albany and Buffalo TO in
tefcept the dtovers and purchase their stock specu
was an eDorn GUS supply on hand to-day, large portion
Of which viii have 70 remain unsold Notwithstanding the
great reduction in prices Many Of the cattle were look.
ing badly ugh in consequence Of hxviog been hurried
In TOO fast The market, - usual when there u
cess in the receiots was exceedingly dull during the
22s head Of PennsyvaDa cattle on sale, which were
about Is good - any on sae The yards were hronged
with disappointed speculAtors, who make living BY
purchasing the supplies fast they arrive, and selling
at large PR fits. they expecting rich harvest from
labors but h will be seen by the great reduction
reappg rich harvest they have payei losing game;
and their disappointment is rendered far poignant by
the knowledge that was Drought ABOUT Dy such extra
trouble AL along the route from here 70 Buffalo Pur-
chases were made often At higher prices than paid
to Gay at Asrtons added TO which is the freight down,
makI g. in tome cases, rather heavy loes At Bergen
Hill there sold the usual number, some OF
which bought speculation and offered ct Aierons
to-cay at prices fully low - they brought the
river.
At Browning's The receipts were moderate and sales
were ct prices corresponding with those obtained 1t Aer
toms.
At Chamberlin's there were sold few steers ysssr-
day at 1oc.
oBren reports sales at from &C. to &C. chiefly at about
Shc,
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Persousl InteIl,repcc.

Personal Intelligence.
Baron dc wattersedt, the newly appointed Minister Re-
rident rom Sweden and Norway, arrived yesterday in
the Persia and put up al the Clarendon He leaves for
Washington In day or two
isssJ j n Ssssoci A. Van bergen, O. " wo. !.
Hunt . x Gail ! Moc1i W oornias. T. i seatsr ).
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s1s MS ZEN as a S sn sSSsh Dr.
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Roberts AID wife p Lsaya and family, NJ. Sud Mr..
h..s s.r.s.s s%s MS fof sa Ss.r ssr Si''s
a~ndsr w'shSson Ie1,.ory. "a Beaayh wa1s sson
hdy Portland srs Mcleod. Rev. j. A. Mcleod n Mcleod.
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ssmisn n.nenss'ss Ens D HIN and servant W. King.
unhed States .rmy; :, :.
sS. ssSi mn sfsr' s.s c e s
.ipgos, Rev 9 sIsss D Barker, x suiy 6ousbsry.
Tower. ana sdy, Brunssn O smith lady ssd op chi.
sssas mrs ' ssyssr H ,sS daSssss S.:
zis,ie siy Kssell Mr. k@sr Miss erssssds Mr. sBe.a
Mrs. and Miss RugersL
F~ Liverpool IN steamship Ass-srnor Francis de Past
a. and s1y Cuba osss, Ssyln and s.usssr New yoIk
Mrs. on and and '.S m NJ
VT: .rossvsu, sey Orleans John so:s xonissal n,
SON New YORK. M and srs John Boos BSs p
kasn, Tsas IIsf, Ss. iSss sri,s Sci Y ssax,s
sGf sss a1 2a,s
NJ and Mrs kOler, 90; Aler Taylor Co. NJ and mrs
s,o,ss,, sgssi ocgn, e..sqn g sisvsy ana brother
eoaiaeS .ss ssd Chs asgo se
r -. Beg Bsrros brazil VIM nof1srn; ~ WOOD
eui Mrs Sesser, sin chdres and tso ser,.ns.
' New "
k,asch ns,sns Hy Rodevsla Bsamors; rsos asnslrs
Sss.n; segs sO,I, s.lii%s5. ysi%%oads Ssgsn
sss Yof s.ass1 HrTin WI E s:.ss
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stuart y: n ssser.os '' Hsmion VI VI CIV ws.dt MI
New s ses feS asa HsSs
nsDs. ns,sn. Joe. Page, do fursIo 90; rsd,o
Carolina; Mr. asd Mrs John Firth, ny; HANDY, ieve-
land, o; Arthur L2vegvve n - Marcel France Henry
Hitchcock N. DAVID Samuel Philadelphia; Mr. Pollock,
New Orleans; kobt Harlan Cincinnati; HuShngs Miss:
WIN Lacey Cincinnati; Manuel Casullo Havana y a
Wnlmes, John Miller, Florida Canela, Havana; y
barbreck ~ MRS Kline infant and two nurses, New
vrlesns NJ Rcbus, Ohio I'm ssnderson, NYi Daniel
Nelly, Bnghsmpten; Fred sLanbrcge, MsdisoD Nss;
fckel OHIO. mrs Bolton ami three chi creu California;;
NO. NO. enonsh Canada VIM J?anson, v; Frsnk hedel
Miveuke, John Msr IN ev.iar6 CJrhlar Esnturxy;
yoserh Cegg Pstcck say Jou sDd serear srsonns
NIB Jonn lamb, Wisconsin Bowie Canada; Buens sboas
500 an ttrTf ~ w; Mrs ecODey and infant Ke5f1oky
henns NeT Orlesrs; PrahorA do-apecie, So ~ ~.
for Hong hon1, b. 1o1hua Bites -lr Frar ina
ElFcrs iatg, child aud terrali, ~ Phila6elplfa.
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HAJaHBuRG, June 10, lSsa
~ N~i Prasdncy-SaHssS Csssrsw-TAs CLAIMS y
PeNnsvoss~io &C.


HAaHuRG, June 10, loea
~ Nsut Praidency-Se~ss~ CssrsW-Tae Cgsiws y
P~asyesa~is, &c.
recent able article n the HERALD ysa sugyssted the
nns a General Simon Cameron, United States Senator
asn P@nsyfvania, available candidate Tor rres
Ss.a d $780, Youf remarks gave form and expression
- - ths~shs anA wishes Of large clas Of Peansyiv
nuns and Ne cordial endorsement which shey received
Ne wAele e this sectisn Of the STATE clearly shows
yeu have struck note that will be responded 70 IN do
uasivc snd epuhatie manner The signs in tho political
v~rl6 vsuld seem 70 Indicate that Pennsylvan will have
- usk,>x of the next President In her hAnds All
surs ,epd that way This State has always held con-
sesvssys poson-she has given tone to that great ele
e>s y our turbulent national politics which hAs checked
nd noonsderate spirit OF dscord which has often
Shressered peace ana security OF the Union She 10
asy regarded the break 70 all the wild fanst
spn which has distracted councils and jeopsrdized
the perpetuy OF institutions Therefore, candidate
Il stnew and backbone presented by her would be
hailed with favor and appreciation. And there 10
no man within her borders who y purely
sne embodiment Of this conservative element as
General Simon Cameron. He Is viewet the
representative OF genuine Pennsylvan principles HIS
scnssoa career has been characterized by Wisdom bod
psss courage and Independence In which particulars he
stands prominent and conspicuous in contrast with
sion e &C und always has been So and hes recon-
ended him 70 the sdmiraon Of all true Penney anians
while his sympathy and identification with the young
mem q people give him lasting hold upon their
affections He fresh from their ranks, and carries with
Inn prestige which political rickery could
ns could wheel into bus support ne Whole Of the called
tered the whole state, would rejoice at opporu
MY 70 vote work. and, accessory fight for him: and
Sh too In spite Of party discipline governmental dica-
~ Hn nomination would be the initiative OF glorious
triumph and Pennsy vania would pour out q vote
om her coal and iron districts would convince the
Unien that General Simon Cameron was the choice Of her
1glvf yeOmanry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

Usah-PsHAsaIy - be P1nAsAsd.
Foo"ssP'Adsaos q he was6ngsoo Union
10 -, Asrs q distance fScn oourt, We can hardly
see how dodge Ectles 10 sustained Win h charge @
for understand Ire Presidents Instructions, they
are nct 10 infere with tho religion u the Mormoas Yet
On the very day Gov Cumming le for Salt Lake %
aeavor 70 arrive s peaceable adjustment Of the difficult
ues ne Judge made h extraordinary charge and by
charge excited the Mormons e 70 pnce the life Of
the Governor IN jeopardy.
JUDGE ECKLRs CHARGE TO THE GRAND juicy.
conceal from ourselves the knowledge Of the
fact that certain domestic arrangements ths
tan communities and destructive Of the peaoe and good
order Of society Polygamy exists in Utah very
siderable extent while 1t is forbidden by every other
sase and Territory of the Union is not for you 10
quire where this institution had It's origin, when
what were the consequences resulting from IT, It Is our
duty 70 inquire whether is authorized by NOT
BY what statute, IL any, II rs punishable.
understood that the United States acquired all Of
this territory that Inhabited by treaty from Mexico. As
sne law OF Mexico stood at the time Of the treaty, po
ygamy WAS prohibited in this country The municipal
law m this respect was not changed by s cession TO the
oueS sAs s.r hss IT, then been altered since we &C
have BEEN enabled 70 make have found none, pre-
sumo the law therefore unchanged and hence all mar
Illegal and void there any law in force u this Terrific
~ UNDER which this practice Is punshAble2 find no
statute punsnng pOygamy, bu. there eDe however,
between the sexes either OF The parties have
or wife living at the time, aduerous and by
Indictment The punishment prescribed by .bs statute Is
imprisonment for period not less than three nor more
than twenty years. by fine not less than $500
than or both by ne and imprisonment the dis
creton Of the jury trying the cause.
NO consequences IN which large proportion OF this
people may be involved in consequence their crimna
practice win deter You from fearless discharge Of your
duty 70 yours TO find the facts and return indct
menss without lear, favor, asction reward any hope
thereof The law was made TO PUNISH the lawless and
and society is entitled to the saluary effects
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

The increase In receipts the ports compared with
Britain was 252 900 bales decrease 70 France, 600
increase 70 other foreign ports, COO Total increase Ia
exports COO bales The estimates Of 70 the grow
ing cotton crop from the floods vary materially. Mr..
Wright In his circular for the Asia, sdheres his former
estimate Of from 200 900 10 600 bales the latter out
FR1eHrs 10 Liverpool about 40 900 so 900 bushels
Of grain were engaged at 4td AKA. A1d. 10 bulk,
ana at 3D. in bags 600 boxes bacon at lis 3D. 200
bb6 flour At Is. 3D. 300 boxes cheese at 26e and 1876
bales cotton ct 73M. There was nothing 70 Lon
don Glasgow. To Bremen 200 bales Of cotton were
engaged 1t &c, cash. and 700 bbs. Of roein at sd.
HAI.-saies Of COO bales were mnde at 46c $50
noiAssxs The market was steady, with sales Of 200
800 hhds. Cuba, atp.t
spirits turpentne, part 70 arrive at 46c Common rosn
Was firm, with sales Of about 600 bbs per $40 lbs
hvered from a. 81 CO. Crude turpenne was scarce
Ons.-sa 60 Of T. 900 5000 gallons nseed were made
st csc eec A New Bedford paper thus notices the
movements IN that market for the week ending the I'D
nst-We notice moro demand for sperm since last,
without any material change in prices Early in he
yesterday the Ccoras cargo Of 1850 bbs lying on the
wharf, was sold TO . manufacturing house, run, at
81 IS per s.llon-tne market closing with further in
qury Whale quiet, with sales for the week OF 900
btls. at 4Sc., and 90 do at Sic per gallon.
Provisions -Pork-rhe market was heavy, and sales
confined TO about 800 $50 bbs ncudng mess $40 so
and prime at s3 so. Thin 1t sic, and clear
mess Ct SIT So Beef quiet and couhoed TO about
$50 800 bbls including country mess ut $ll Sill So
sl4 so. Prime was quiet al $40 s22 Beef hams
were inactive At SIC SIT. Bacon was quiet ut SIC. q
loo. Cuts meats steady with sales OF about $50
terces at 5xc &c. for shoulders, and at TIC Sc for
hams Lard was steady with sales Of ABOUT $50 bbls.
and uerces at 1ohc. 1915. . lie. Butter plenty
and heavy with sales OF Ohio at l4c &c., and State at
l6 lsc and choice diaries do, In small lots ct 20c..
SKINNED cheese was selling a. &c. &c and prime new
State dairies at &c. &c.
RIcE-sales embraced about $50 casks at &C. 3Xc q
3xc.-the latter figure for small lots prime.
suGAks were less active but more firm, with sales OF
about 400 500 hhds included In which were so hhds
New Orleans and the remainder Cuba, all within the
range Of &c. a7Hc.
scAr-loo boxes CASTLE, TO arrive were sold ct lohc,
and . lot on the spot 1t 2hc.
rAlow-5alcs OF 1000 lbs. were madc at ekc
wHEKEy Of sbou. $50 bbls were made 1t % &c
2sc holders generally at the close demanded the laer
fsurn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24
AARITlMR IRTEL LIGENCR


CLEARED.
Steamship Marion Foster, ohAries.onspoaord Tilesoa
hssamsnIp Roanoke. Skinner Norfok-IIenry Ludlsm.
steamship Caedona. eager, BALTIMORE II 8 Cromwell 4
snip Time. Homer. xslbourne.y P.ctard 4 90.
sh,p kss sa,ssri.nd spsiain1, BIsso ~ ' frundy.
fsR f. mp.Ss Ss fSsssF srsa SG
B Bsrs sssssOn Blake ss.sqr-rsss Shsrcn Co
Brs charcsmss' Hnisrs Monte v,deonI lsxsr a"ns'
- Brig Laureisa, Dunbar Para and marke,-Burden
s,s H H,1r Hod.a.n s. m.r,s. AcJEwrd4oo
sIs Ws.i Indian, Coz New oris.n.9H NOS 'A'
ssSr Ssssr.sn TSsor sSSs Potter
- scsr Rachel Jane, Reunca, AlsrAndrs-van Bruni 4
scsr EIchanre Hsqocs. Al.rAndrA-van Brunt siasht
sesr %ss ss Sssr Sss H.ss1@a ssr'sua
sloop Harness. corvin, Prosidence-L Kenny
Steamship City Of Baltimore tsr,, LeicN Liverpool Juns
Is %a. :. and s,. ps'GI.. . D.s In; =
or s.cisnssd sigma. ss ss1s sa.ss bound n %
pss.sn,sr. 70 zsrsss 4 Co nay - ''' muse and y
- ss , s..s {. s q ~. .is. NAY
saw an American ship Gre for her and upon sp
.Sosss .Sp n from as ys.
sen on Ssss 70 and str stand On ns I'm, had
have had snSs and oms aS ssy
ham S%Sn s.Ysssnses sbs westerly s'' Wind. and
\. ss,s w;S,S zion a.: ccppols e.no. xu with mar
~ ss.sns s% Casper ss.s Ssn.a
hss 20 Merriam Had iosy weather o. n. psssage.
sSs ssg q
Cornell s., .s.m.n, q e. Ycrs sisd.
& s1sss co s.ss sf ssss Trinidad days.
Brig Richmond Cof BANGOR Ncherson Trinidad IS days
Brig Bsons IsTl xaowlon windsor, Ms, II days, with
srs slor rs s.,ss oG Horo. Ma a.,. win D,.
Bse ws,.on 90 sedsvics, rbbees s.Ia River, 10 dsys
Brig geli, Holmes Mschias u days with lumber 70 smp
srlE Relief, Bray Mlnidse, 10 daya with lumber, 10 O
Brs Hyias Pressey, csiss 10 d.ys with lumber. 10 Jed
Brig Hopkins, Murray, Boston, days. with md.e "
sehr Ple.ds. Or NeBu,nie, Windsor ss, 10 days. with
plaster, 70 feviue son. =
s.hr c.nnscca. sekennOn, Bslhur.. NIB 10 days. with
schr Hannah Hickman, Sherman, Jacksonville 10 days
scsr sFor lone. dsnSod S.ypors F days
ss snr nnion Gilman Virginia, days
s sesr ,S srirssn. Mccoy, virginia, days
hcnr ripple, Lewis Virginia, days.
hchr Thespine, Richardson, Baltimore, 4dsysL
s scnr y nunley, HAmmcnd, Baltimore taAys.
schr Emma Mayo, Mayo. Calais. 10 days
schr Bent wallace, sillbridge, days
scbr Isa6silstrsIlhrn. Boston, 4 days
schr HANNAH FERRIS squsn, with mdse from WRECK Of
ftesnsr Boa,oa selIew PbHadeiphia
ssaner Ospray, kenney, Providence.
SAILED.
Mesmships Asia tBr) verpool MARION. Charleston 70.
PSne-co oen,an sss verpoo 6ous
dence, New Orleans.
WIND during TIE Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24
Ehs Recent Passages OF the Vanderbilt and
Persis-
TO THE EDITOR or rus HERALD.

TO TEE EDITOR or THE HERALD
NEW YosE, June 70, 1855
fwcuh respectfully solicit an insertion In the HERALD
81 sbe soIlowns carefully and accurately complied com
psrson Of the vsnderbilt's and Persss passages
rse Vanderbilt left Ooves ON the 9th instant at 7i2p
M arrived od the Battery The l9th INST, @, 10 30 A. NJ
Add difference Of longitude, her trip nine days twenty
hours eighteen min ses Deduct hours for Coves
p~ssase-nre dsyt, thirteen hours, eighteen minutes
ne Perss len Liverpool the 2th inst st l0.is A.
mrived OF the sstiert The 22d INST II Gle P. ~ Add
dneresce Of Longitude Der trip s teo days, fifteen bours
snd thfy minutes difference In favor OF Vanderbilt,
Que Day tso nours twelve minutes
he landerbips pssas from both Hsvre aud C)wcs
~e much faster than ne Pe~sas withor deducsne any
TINE Coz the difference IN q toe Liverpool route
ever nat OF COwee. ! earn from a passenger by the
r~ss hat Captain Jndkns asserted and actually BET be
weuld bes, TIE Nsn1erb day. He has vel 30 beat
e Batcs umean oder ship by Tar than either the ar.
sA OF ARABIA Nouc . not Be ~ vel Tor or Eogush
tgebfer - ~ again. yUS1nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

canadian was nrmer and In fair demand. The sales EN-
Draced about 800 400 Dbs, within the above range OF
prices Southern brands were steady with light receipts
Sales embraced about 400 bbs at our quotations Rye
-four hrmer with sales Of 200 400 Dbs at figures
Corn meal was steady, with safes Of about 500 bols
cur prices for Jersey and Brsndywiue. wneat-fhe
sales embraced about 40 600 90 900 bushels including
93c, red Indiana ct 81 ON white Georgia at 81 CO.
white Indiana Of 81 04 81 05 white Canada at 81 o. and
white Wisconsin at 81 % Corn was frmer with sales Of
about 40 600 bushels, including Southern yellow $780,
white do at 74c TIC straw colored do At 74lc 75c
mixed Western ut 70c. 74c. and small lot of round
yellow reported at sic Rye-saes Of 1000 bushels
were made at 73c. Barley was quiet and quotations
minal Oats were unchanged with fair sales of state and
Western at 46c. Acc.
COFFEE The market was quite firm. Tho Annals cargo
Of 309 bags Of Ro which sold last week speoa
laton Ut exc resod 10 the trade to-day at l0
showing advance OF 10 per 10 800 do 10 the trade a
10Ac. and 40 do st. Domingo at 9Hc.
C0TIoN-The market continued firm with sales Of about
1000 bales, closing the basis Of about for mid
ding upands The following 10 a statement Of the
ment IN cotton since the LIST Of September compared
tbnp yinuot hpon
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VEAL CALVES.

There continues moderately active demand for vcals,
especially for the extra qualities which cell readily al
from &C. 70 exc. The latter, however, Is extrene
rate, and not asked except In csses where calves
are extra fat The demand about the same at all the
yards, and although the receipts pretty large WAS
thought hat The supply would all be disposed q At
sonable hour. There sale st AIlertons, some
very fine vess this week. and brokers hal but little trou
bic N obtaining their own prices The total receipts a.
all the ARDS for the week. last week and weak IN Ain
June "a, 1857 follows
Au~rsou,, D...-.-n,. flxul~s..,.
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The receipts have been pretty heavy, but ~ the DO
nand s somewhat more active, WAS thought they
would be all sold. They are Of DIETER quality
thsn The offerings OF the past few monahs. taken
average, and many OF them brought from $40 10 SIS
piece. There were few extra sale this week,
which give from eighteen 70 twenty quarts Of milk per
day. and which brought from SIS Cos per head The
demand N chiefly for country farmers, who and d
mposiee 70 supply the increased demand for milk from
TIE oy without Increasing their STOCK and they declare
they VII double or treble IT, u necessity requires. The
total receipts 81 all the yards for The week. last week
and week ending June "a, 1857, were 40 foIlows:--
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sHFkF AND LANES.
The market has been moderately active, but the
oeipD were heavy prices lower. Both sheep and
lambs have declined, but the latter have declined most
especially the better quality which sells fully four sh
lings head cheaper than last week Good lambs briug
ron 10 70 ~ 30, and extras OF which there has beeo
greater number than usual offered Al all the yards have
brought 81 70 81 and In some - per head The
supply was about ~ clean and good looking any
10 the value of beef cattle would have commanded much
higher prices. However, brokers seemed well satisfied
with prices obtained and were willing to make any
sorabe reduction. II was thought rev would remain
over unsoid The total reoeipts at AL the yards for
week, last week and week ending June "a 1897 were
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go. IlzI ..
1858 large those q 1897. But hsre has been
reduction Of tolls Of about Is cents per ton since April
l. and, surprising that the tonnage from that pcroi t
December i, shall amount 70 400, 900 tons, which Ia
about what amounted 70 10 the same period last year
and we have reduction In receipts OF $3.50 ooo which
WI not only swallow up the apparent pronn, az given
after the payment Of interest and expenses
vivbQess than nothing for the stockholders. This too
On The supposon that tine tonnage during the shall
equal that OF last season, Of which the prospect very
dull Sorthe demand FOR coal does not improve ia any
quarter andthe depression In all kinds Of manufacturing
business N 40 great, a. compared with last year that
mpossble that there be sufficient reaction 70
bring up the demand FOR fuel 10 the standard Of 1851
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AnR-1he sales embraced about 80 bbs. pots and
pearls at &c.
BRxADsruFrs -Flcur.-The market was 6rmer, with in
creased activity In Sales with advance Of ABOUT I'VE
cents per barrel for many descriptions At the close,
however, Il became more tame and less buoysnt The
transactions footed up about 900 bbs including sales
to the local and Eastern trade with purchases r export,
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The Cunsrd steamship ks Capt Los sailed yesterday for
Liverpool, villa i6t psssepgers
nHrp ARcrrc-A otED-The passengers BY hepacket shp
Arctic arrived yesterday frora liverpool presented letter
Of thanks 10 Captain zrers and hs ocsrs for the Kindness
And attentions pail 70 se~a during The voyese. They were
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Some few sales we're maize during the week al
about go, but to-day the sales about all ~ axe
The receipts ct Alertons yards % heavy a.
last week but a. the marks dull there we're plenty
and In all probability some left for the latter part
o. the week There we're only asa head offered at Forty
fourth street, and b04 At the Western yards making
l,sbI bead for the week, a. from 4hc. ago Tbs re.
cepts at the Hudson River drove yard foot OF Thirty.
seventh street. for the week ending Juae o. 1885,
BIZ bie Rrilroad, 1901; Hudson River Rslrosd, ass;
Tandem sns Snboy Railroad, f4S; Albany prcpelers,
2,l4c-total, $50.
NATURALIZATION.
The a receipts Of ALI stock 1t all the yards for the
week the past week, since let Of January and CORES
pondngs period Inst year, were a followers