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SALT.-Sales making from store at S. cts for
Ground Alum 135 cts for Marshals and Jery Darcy
Fine 145d15O per sack for Ashton's do Turks
Island is selling at 2023 per bus from store.
SUGAR. moderate demand with little ANNA
ton has been the prevailing feature of the month. The
trade not being disposed anticipate wants. have
fined their purchases to actual necessities the principal
demand being for refining holders though willing to
meet fair market value have not pressed sales and
unsod have been stored the market closing quiet
The sales of the month foot up1 65 hhds Cuba at So
(d6; 1264 hhds Porto Rico 5AG7k; 1917 hhds English
Island ~ 6 1856 hhds Louisiana 5h96A; 425 boxes cen
trifugal at ~ and 1872 boxes clayed at 7(dS cts.
We quote Cuba and English Island 51(d6 for refining
grades, 6Bd6A for grocery styles; Porto Rico-54(d64
for common to fair 64a7A for fully fair to prime and
choice
Louisiana 5654 for common to good common, 5AGD6H
for low fair to fully fair 6Ad74 for prime to choice.
Melado 3G4, Brazil 54d64 for Brown, 747H for
Whites.
Boxes to 9, 5A964; 10 to L, 6K@7; Is to Is, 74@
TX; 16 to is, SdSA cts
MOLASSES.-The business of the month has been small
holders generally not being willing to meet the views OF
the trade the Sales foot up 945 hhds and 3S bbls all
as Achorn,'' from Sagua at q cts.
W quote Cuba, Muscovado 26(d2S in hhds. 2SlG30 in
bbls; Clayed 24K for Sour prime sweet, Porto Ri
co. 3ld32 English Island 2530 New Orleans 35d 36 cts
R. NJ. LOCKWOOD Co., Brokers.
Baltimore Nay 31St 1858.
WHlSKEY.- The market very quiet to-day, with
sales OF 70 bbs Ohio at 2lh cts and 100 bbs City made
yesterday at 20% cts.
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BY ADREON d co.
POSTPONED SALE DE

SAMU Ed J. SUPEK q
my20 2aw3w&ds Auctic
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Police Intelligence,

ohcer Ball. of the Eastern District yesterday afternoon
took into custody a young man named James Johnson
for driving his horse along Pratt street.
the great danger of pedestrians lie taken before
tice WEIGH, who fined him ST and COSTS
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock party of voune
men rallying under the cry of Doube Pumps went in
to the tavern of named Joseph Lee at Canton near
the bridge, and asked for something drink The pro-
pretor refused them, when they replied they were good
Democrats and "Doube Pumps" He then ordered
them leave the house. door upon them af
ter which they commenced stonng the premises, and
of them kicked open the front door, and knocked
down the proprietor's who standing in the bar
room. Lee then threatened them and in hurried
stairs whereupon they commenced to retreat
At this time Lee appeared at the seconds window
with double barreed gun and fired two Shots of
which took effect upon lad about 16 OF named
William Toly who wounded in the left leg either by
ington Cough street. Dr. Evans for attend
The Doctor does not consider the wound of danger
the ball passed entirely through the calf of
M reg failing to strike the bone Officer Eberstine, of
~ instruct took Lee into custody. and brought
~ o 'ustice Audoun, who held him security
Co.., M VI SoOo for his appearance before the Criminal
~ @ iau Ioiiy and his companions deny being with
py VINO proke open the door of the house and saw
shots were fired. ns party +"Aen uie
george Mcheever was arrested Yesterday In, of.ars n
W. DAVIS and McCaterty of the Middle District chard
with assanltng and beating Barney Goulden He 80
committed for trial before the Criminal Court nv ut;
Mears, ~ w Justice
Officer Pryor. of the Middle District, yesterday arreste,
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mY26 Saw -t14inne
BY GIBSON d co.

|Ef:"A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
#iiJ decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
Undersigned, Trustee, will offer for sale, public
auction, at the Exchange in said city, on THURSDAY
the 80 June, 1888, at O'Clock. +. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
the west side of Eutaw street. in the city of Baltimore
described as follows Beginning for the the west
side OF Eutaw street at distance of eghtyve feet ten
and half inches nothery from the intersection Eutaw
street and Marion street. and running thence norherly
bounding the west side of Euaw street. twelve feet
four and half inches thence westerly parallel with Ma
on street. sixtytwo feet to alley three feet wide with
the use and privilege of said alley; thence bounding
said alley souherly, twelve feet four and halfinches
and thence eastery by line parallel with Marion street
to the place beginning Being part of the lot ground
which was subleased by Eliza Coae to William Klessner
by deed dated the 18th day of Septemt err SS and
corded among the Land Records Baltimore city in ber
A W. b., No 40 folio Az &c. and the that was
assigned by said William Klessner Harriet Inges by
deed dated 23d july 1851 and recorded among Land
Records aforesaid in Liber A. W. B. No 1853 folio % &c
subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars.
The lot is improved by three-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase money,
cash. the balance two equal nsalmcnts in three and
months; the credit payments to bear interest the day
of SALE and to be secured by the the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee.
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY
Trustee
GIBSON & CO,
my27 eo&ds Auctionenra
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


Rio JANEIRo-Bdrk Dorchester.
LOOP bags cofee-Oelrichs & thurman; $50 do dos.
Macter; 40 do dO-Bailey & Worthington; 20 do. do
Alex Winchester; l box-R. c. Wright; l don. W.
Richardson
CARDENAs-Bark WyandOtte.
300 hhds sugar, % segars-J. G. Yates Co.; 40
hhds moasses-Jas J. Fisher & Sons.
NEyAsSA-Schr ThOS. WindnS
100 tons guano-E. X. Cooper.
BARBADoEs-Schr. II. ". TrOt.
sc hhds. sugar SO tcs do, 296 bbs do-Samuel Hurl-
but.
ST. BARTHoLoMEw-iSchr Lucy Firyinia.
$40 doz pines 90 bum bananas, 20 pipe heads-Geo A.
Martin & Bro
TURKS Is. AND BERMUDA-Br. Schr. Alma.
500 bus. salt, SO bbs. potatoes pcs mahogany bxs
arrow root bag specie lot old "copper" &c-J Firth;
q bbls potatoes half do. root basket onions
Richd. Tynes.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Stedmer ThOs Slp1nn
Is baskets Vince. Fl. Ross & Co. 10 do dol. Thorn
sen Co; 20 do do. Hazlett Co; 900 pkgs mdse
-sundry persons.
MoBILE-Schr Henrietta.
16 bales cotton-Ferguson, Murphy Co.. 95 do d.. TO-
900 feet lumber, Dbl moasses X do sugar 2 bxs pc
cans Williams Son; 10 pkgs whiskey-Aubrey &
Co.. 3 do. brandy. Hazett & Co.
WASHINGTON N C.-.Schr. Majestick
100 bbs tar, 10 do pitch, 81 do. rosin-Bevan Phillips
& Co.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, June 1.-The steamer Hammona, from
Hamburg has arrived with Liverpool and Southampton
dates to the 18th.
The London Money market inactive and sales gen
orally unchanged American securities also unchanged
BreadstuGs quiet Sugar steady. Linseed Oil 32s a
SOS Cd Turpentine heavy at 40s Gals for Spirits.
LIVERPOOL May 17.-Cotton-Sales last two days 10,
500 bales Previous quotations barely maintained.
Consos ON. No Breadstufs reported.
There is nothing important in the Parliamentary pro
ceedngs. The debate on the Indian bill had been ad
journed to the 18th.
Later accounts from India had reached England Azn
ghur had been relieved and the rebels defeated Fut
ghur with many killed Bheels had also been defeated
and 500 prisoners taken. The British loss was 70.
later version of the battle between the Turks and
Montenegrins had been received The Turks totally
defeated and their commander killed They lost their
non and baggage and fled to Klobach, where they re
manned in state of blockade.
The ship Grand Duchess from New York bound to Liv
erpoo burnt and her and passengers had
arrived at Liverpool.
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Markets..

New YORK, June Cotton unsettled-sales of 1000
bales to-day. Quotations nominal. Flour is frm-sales
of 16 900 bbs State and Ohio cts higher Sales at So
SOFAS IS; Ohio 81 4Od450 Southern has declined cts.
sales at S435G465 Wheat is firm-saes GOO bushels
Western Red 94G1OO cts. white 100 cts Chicago Spring
SGS3 cts Corn-Sales of AZ 600 bushels at advance
of ct. Mixed sd7O cts white 2d73 cts yellow rs cts
Pork-Mess had declined 20 cts. Sales at $3.50 Prime
is lower sales S4 % 25 Lard is dull at IL q
@11K cts. Whskey is dull at 81 cts. Sugar is buoy
ant Muscovado 5G}6S cts. Coffee is quiet. Spirits Tur
pentne is steady 4646k cts Rice steady Freghts
to Liverpool-Flour Is. ID. (l2s Sd; grain Sd d9d
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a woman, named Ann Ross, the charge OF assauting
Owen McNeal and beating him the head with
pitcher. She taken before Justice Morrison, who
held her security for trial before the Criminal Court
A named William Krimp was arrested yesterday
by officers McGee and Manns, of the Middle District
charged with reckless driving through Baltimore street
He was taken berore Justice Mearis, who fined him 81
and costs.
Frsby Henderson (colored) arrested yesterday
ming by constable Rdgeway the charge OF elonlou
y taking and carrying away, one horse blanket u pelng
the property of Henry Dukehart Justice Mearls held
him to bail for appearance before Court.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June Lord Napier, the British Minis
ter has desired his dispatches sent from Washington
yesterday to be forwarded Halifax by special
steamer to Bermuda.
He has also ordered the Admiral to order discontlnu
ance of the visitation of American vessels pending the in
structons of her Majesty's Government
Letters received here from Arizona by It, Maury, the
delegate from that Territory state that Is prooaoe aI
Peschiera the Governor of Sonora will declare that
State independent on of the success of the Zu
loaga Government or Santa Annals return to Mexico
The latest confirms the previous statement regard
ing the correspondence between Peschera and parties in
the United States Arizona continues to be much DIS
turbed by Indian depredatious and robberies.
There being no courts of law, violence remains un-
checked Intelligence from the silver mines was highly
encouraging fresh discoveries having been made tucson
was nearly by the people who were going to the
new Placer gold diggngs Canada Deora 40 miles dist
ant Emigration from California the increase, and
press was about being brought from San Francisco for
the establishment of newspaper at Tucson The people
of Arizona were anxously waiting for the establishment
of the expected Territorial Government
The Secretary War has indicated his intention OF send
posal.
Mr.. Burlngames report unanimously concurred IN
by the Committee Foreign Affairs is accompanied by
resolution requesting the President to obtain redress
of the conduct of French Government relative
to the American Adratc The report also
revision of the reference to collisions at and
an by which damages may be determined in
suph cas-
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myl1- 2awt29&dr
a. Co., FOR Observation-Disclosures


@iij HOLD ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
.-@ By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore City, in Equity the undersigned Trustees will
sell by public auction, ON THURSDAY the 18th June,
1855 at O'clock NJ at the Exchange in the City of Bat
more,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated the
northeast corner of Eden and Lombard Streets in the
City of Baltimore, which conveyed Reuben Fagely
by Hugh Jenkins and Henrietta Jenkins by of Lease
dated 10Th April 1851, and recorded in Lber A. W B. No.
445 folio 1885, &cone of the Land Records of Baltimore
County.
The premises front about hundred feet on Lombard
street. and hundred and thirty forty feet on Eden
street.
The improvements THREE THR EE-S STORY BRICK
DIV ELllNGS with TWO-STORY BACK BUILDINGS, on
Lombard street, and TW0-ST0RY BRICK OFFICE and
BklCk and STONE STABLE and COAL SCALE, on
Eden street.
Ground Rent S350-payable quarter-yearly
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird cash in hand and the resi-
due in equal instruments at three and six months The
credit payments to be secured by the of pur-
chaser satisfactorily endorsed bearing from the
day of sale. THOS. S. ALEXANDER
VIM. MEADE ADDISON Trustees
i. W. BENNETT & Co,
inn ft
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DOMESTIC MARKER
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
May 81.

In BREADsTUFFs there but little movement The Flour
market to use homey illustration is las dead door
nail" Shipping brands freely offered at 81 % per
barrel but there for shipment Small sales
at this figure for home consumption and better brands and
extra family from S4372 up S. Fancy lots selling
from So 25 up to So Rye Flour steady n $50
barrels Penna, Corn Meal sold at s3.37H per barrel
GRAN-The receipts of Wheat small, but still they
i'll of the demand and prices weak Sales
400 bushels Red from Soc up 81 O5 per bushe for or
binary and good quality and 81 to 81 20 for White All
the Rye offered taken at 66c. 1t is in demand
filling at this figure Corn is and in demand
Small sales of yellow at Tic in store TIC bid and
refused for yellow afoat lot sold 73c delivered on
board. Oats dull at SIC. per busicI.
WHIsKEY is weak Small sales of barrels at 2OhMl
21Rc. for Pennsylvania and Ohio; hhds. at 2Oc and
Drudge 10c which is a decline
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Jno. c. Hunter, formerly purser in the United
States navy, was buried at Savannah last Sunday
with military honors. -~-N
Mr.. Thomas Collins well-known resident of
York, Pennsylvania, died suddenly on the 23d in
slant.
The military at Portsmouth, Va, are to celebrate
the 4th of July by regmental fair, Grafton, poem,
&c.
The Fredericksburg Nars says: Some of our far
mers are ploughing up their wheat fields.
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Dr. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
" decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
-41 undersigned will offer for sale, the premises
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858, at O'Clock, p NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city, and
described follows, that is to say:-beginnng the
northeast intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly, binding Jefferson
street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall be
tween the house the lot being described and the
house the lot adjoining eastwardy, thence through
said partition wall norherly parallel with Spring street.
eighty feet to alley ten feet wide thence westwardy
said alley to Spring street. and thence binding Spring
street to the place of beginning.
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE, and will be sold subject to the annual
of S35.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-haf cash, and the balance in
six months, with interest and security.
ORVILLE H0RWITZ,
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. SOPER & Co,
m VIZ
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Fires.

About II O'Clock Monday night, officer Hanson dis
covered fire in the Grain Fan Mandatory of Messrs j.
Montgomery and Bro. north High street near Iillen
The door had been open by the ncenday and fire
applied to combustibe material within the shop The
officer extnguished the flames with few buckets water
without creating an alarm -
The alarm of fire last night about Ok O'Clock caused
by burning of foul chimney, On Pratt street, near
the bridge
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IuUueSt,

Coroner Sparklin was called upon yesterday morning to
hold an inquest on the body of man named Samuel Ell
der found sating in the water at the head of Union
Dock The deceased left his home in Fish Market Space
about Monday afternoon and was not by
any of his family that time until yesterday morn
ing 1t is supposed that being intoxicated he lost his
way in the mig and fell overheard He about 6S
years of age The jury rendered verdict OF accidental
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The Kansas Outlaws.

ST LOUIS June Thirty boxes of muskets have been
shipped Jefferson City the border counties by the
State authorities and inferred that it is with the de-
sign of repeng the invasion of Missouri of the maraud
ing bands of Kansas 1t is probable that the militia of the
Western counties will be called out
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JOHN STEWART, Trust
% ST. raul Street.
HyZolaW5w&ds Isl GIBSON Il CO., Auctioneers

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABI, e
Il FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
City, the undersigned, Trustee will sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore on
PM '
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate, lying and being
in the city of Baltimore, and contained within the metes
and bounds, courses and distances following, viz:
Beginning for the same the side of Howard
street at the distance of hundred and fftysx feet
northery from the northwest intersection of
Howard and Little Ross streets and which place of begin
ming is at the northeast designated
on the FIAT In the return of the Division the Real and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and running
thence northerly, bounding Howard twenty
eight feet and ten inches the south corner or
section OF Monument End Howard streets then westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred and six feet to
the corner of the lot of ground conveyed by
Frederick K Goldman and wife to Henry Shirk on the
oth day OF March, 1896 and recorded among the Land
Records of Baltimore county, in Liber A. W. B.. No 364
folio 302, &c; thence southery parallel with Howard
street and bounding said lot twenty
inches to Lot No 10 above referred and thence eastery
bounding thereon hundred and six feet place of
beginning The same being and comprising part of Lot
No IL on the Plat representing the Division of David
Moore estate and the same ground conveyed by Fred
erck Codman and wife to Samuel Cooper by ndenture
dated the 10th day of June 1851 and recorded ber
W. b., No. 459, folio 49, &c
The above Lot of Ground is improved hv n THREE
oiohf FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. oc-
cupyng twenty-five feet two inches twenty eight
feet ten inches 'front.' with large and commodous Back
Building and supplied with both Gas Fl lures
with all the modern improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family and to make home the happiest
spot on earth
The Lot of Ground above described is in fee simple
Taxes will be paid to JAN l. 1855 1t will be sold sub
Ject to mortgage of three thousand dollars and pay
able on the 18th February 1859 and held by the Savings
Bank of Baltimore; also subject to all interest thereon due
or to become dine from August 18th, 1857
The terms of sale prescribed by the are one
third cash. the balance in two equal staments payable
IN SIX and twelve months respectively the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day sale and Sc
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser
satisfactorily to the Trustee, cash. the option
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at an
time previous to the sale the purchaser can have
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MUSSELMAN, Trustee,
70 Fayette street.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS May 3l.-The Kansas correspondent of the
Democrat, of this city, gives many rumors and conflict
ing of the troubles the southern mart
of the territory 1t is stated that hundred SET
-. :. -"~i7ed near Sugar Mound and still larger
~ II was thought Dattrv Tvuru eus, distance from,
parties. S0-H'e from
0oVernor Denver has commissioned SHERIFF O.
70 proceed to the of disturbance and
W HIN when he deemed it proper that active measures
shall be taken to restore order
Inc latest news from Ossawatomie stated that that
place was threatened by three hundred Missoprians
and messengers hea -ussPa1cneu To Lawrence for
arms
1t appears from correspondence emanating from the
headquarters of the Kansas militia, published in the
Lawrence Republican, that Captains Montgomery and
Payne were deprived of their commissions on the 18th
February.
The Ossawatome Herald confirms the accounts Of the
murders in Lynn county, the 10Th
1t is rumored that Crockes party besieged at
Fort Scott by party of free State men, who are waiting
reinforcements in order to take the place by storm
The Democrat has information from a gentleman who
has just arrived from Kansas that deputy United States
Marshal who had been sent in pursuit of Montgomery
had been taken prisoner by the latter Thursday
last After some conference he released The Mar
shall states that Montgomery informed him that the
outrages had all been committed by Hamilton who is
the head of the remnant party formerly commanded
by Major Buford
reported that Hamilton the territory
now en- route to Georgia
foRr LEAvENwoRTH, May g. via BooNvILLE, Nav
oi-aiore recent accounts from the South fully sub
the previous reports of the murders committed in
Lynn County ~ i "
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Co. VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
##lV ON HOLLlNS STREET at public sale-The sub
scrbers will at public sale at the Exchange at
one o'clock, on THURSDAY NEXT June 3D. the HOUSE
and LOT No SO HOlns street. lately occupied by Nelson
Poe, Esq The Dwelling fronts % feet the south side
OF Hons street, and is three stories high, with large
threestory Back Building, and is built the best mate
rial, and furnished with Gas and Water Fixtures
The Lot is 1877 feet deep running Boy street thirty
feet street, which is built complete Stable and Car
riageHouse This property is Immediately opposite the
elegant city residence of Thomas Winans ESQ of whose
open grounds it commands full view 1t is every re-
spec most desirable residence 1t is rent at
5000 per annum. clear of all repairs.
possession VIII be given on the first September
Ierms-one third cash, the balance in six and twelve
months with interest ~ ''N "e'''
GIBSON CO.,
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET

u.
The offerings Change yesterday were fair but the
market opened and closed quiet No sales of Flour or
good Wheat reported There parcels of poor
white and red-quotations nominal. Sales of white
and yellow Corn at 5Sd60 cts; sales poor white
555Scts Oats in limited request at "a cts No sales
of Rye reported.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

May
The arrivals of Beef Cattle this week about 200
head at the different yards, and the of which
sold at from IS to 50 So extremes ranging from IS
to SlO25 the 100 lbs, the latter for extra quality The
market was quite lively and prices the last week
The arrivals of Sheep at Wardels also 5C00 most
OF which sold at from 50 to S. EACH condition equal
to d9 cts. dressed. The market closed dull OF Hogs
the arrivals at Phipss Union Drove Yard were about
1000 during the week and the sales made
$65 to s. 25 the lbs nett Some 400 Cows and Calves
were at Market which ruled dull at from S5 S45
milch Cows 5 G S35 for Springers, and SIS $40
dry Cows. -
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Great Excitement at Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 31.-The schooner keziah, of
Wilmington DEL Captain Bayss, cleared from this port
on Saturday night Since then several slaves have been
found to be missing, and sent to overhaul
'e heiah which she did below City Point. Five slaves
were found The rap.~rn, i------
brought back and lodged in jail The excitement mere Is
immense Two thousand people were at the wharf when
the steamer landed, with great difficulty re-
strained from violence. The vessel was also towed