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sE, a'.-EEyf;- i.ds CITY % hcIdsJ May ~ y.
r. 4. s.nse CisnenS, Mr.. Jtme. : VIC :" NJ" -nAo'
Re-. ~ o. ri. riy.
p,rtCr-RR,JsrPD-Oo WsAsstSsy uori-g, Ny q
a.. =. 'e1ce = -. ti.s's shsr ~ n s~7 A. - 70
Ia, t.oos,s g P.iou IT,, Jossuhr. 81 dl gl,e; Ma
JOIN " Htsrcd. ri! = bioctlyr, =. d.
DTGGs- CROWLEY-Or { r-dsy ing, Msy a. 3, y
,.phs C1Teh ny the Rev. FaheT CCJn MI Joan D. AZ
20 Nis Kate T. CrDw,cy.
FARNYR- BL DOoGOOD-On Wsdnssday D),niar MY D.
~ Rev. n. Smith, Re- of ts Middle Dah ari'ni~s
Churcb Ttomts W Farmer Of Am ia e'nef "a
Jsi.sJ Euseur thirf 1aIgh-r Of me .'e Hofa
h'i e. BpdfD1d - me int-d stare Navy al OF bfo'sJn
HUDSON BRYAS-A, rh ,1~lphis. Or Tre.isy u.'nin.'
My ~ .he r. loh- Jen. in, Of CsvaIy Chu,b, Wiin
hIer " don. ". D. - N'1 T09s IN sIen H. Joaptest
daustcr # 7. NJ. Bryan, esq, of Pm sd-lphs
Ecv. ~. T.. Levitt ID. D. hec:o Of toe Church n; the
Nv Tnity JOIN o. -. D. aud ~ ,5eth c. dsuth-
Ter q TIE sie jams Homes la low o. Of Brooklyn
NOOEF-HARDY-in Chiffon Mas. on Tuesday, Way 4 by
he Row &. Al. BDgrs hr. geo ~. MoTe - R''< s>,i.
Mass ord h.s Bel IiGfiy daughter Of D. H"e,'f C'fn''
Fla, " n.
OcONVOR DEVLIV A. Hau1.rsnvile o. w-iass,sy.
My BY The Mos, Rev Archbishop Hughes Mr. Tnomss II
O'CaInor 10 Me- Sarah C. De'ln.
PALHFR-pUBBEtt-in hi. city. on Tn@sdsy Msy ~ the
,.den,e Of the tr5e. f..her Calvin Hgbb esq, BY the
R,v Asa D. Smith d. d. Misc Iuey w. Hubbel and Charles
w. Palner ga Of Cleveland, Ohio.
PALMER-HUB8HLL-In his city Tussdsy May 4 b. the
Rev D. Smith d. ID Cb.e. |" Palmer esq, o. Cleve-
is,d Ohio and Mis- Lucy w ubbe, daughter Of Cslyn
Hoi eel, esq.. Of ;he ofrner Place
sMITa-MYERS-Oo Wednesday. Nay s. q, the Msedoogs'-
stree. Church ny the Rev Duoesn Dunbar Mr. Henry T..
Smith 20 Mis-. Mary Il My'u, both Of this ety.
WLTsON-WASHBURN-On "Wednesday May s. .. Md
dst,ro Mss BY the Rev r. A. WsahblIn Of NewY York
Margaret Tucker daughter Of Abel Wsshbmn. .sq
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,,m,,s, Of sud.ri. in .c..e oftss Csgs,ri ,susd

5sm,rds Of Sardinia in the Of tie Csgssri ssused
he fopcs 10 open ttis morning Q. decln o. 1rsr
ter cent, with an ursettsd sppesrsrce, bot there
sss ulin a.ey return 20 the closing prices OF yea
.rdsy. Cousols for money FIRST quoted yos -
they .hI - 81 for nonsy and 81 81 o' re go y
n. .rle ih- quaniJ Of csPil se,tiur emp ~ n-n
s.Hro r. rpreced; ia SaEn uda ia nos. d;Patd, ai' Of
.,.sen B.Dt ocs c~d a. r. s.z2 R-+9sei snd S e.,
mr., C.n.' So Ind, So 2Sff' Iod; BSed' t.
nun TIE India Loan firm a, s9t 400
Transition. IL foeirn It'll, have s"n On mo- mo- a.
Ve..rn Ian in chef d-rsna sd has"t Iafssa $50
80 az ssJs,l. do - cents. ny; Ri.sar y eos- iloi
49, iii s.rci ian si .rd % sp-ni'h 81 AMI "a; 90 ueF
a. ss1isj "a; -,i.h y eel'. s7l dividend d. c-
srr-e or tie ,ooin', lei; VEN rues ~ Y oen.' Ut
putch :, cent Cer,hcates. acl. ,..., e. shan
To- foreign exchanges his afternoon "e'- sSa9 H '
IN Germ u,ite, dull MS rOrDn, a. e ms Of N,5e,y
A. a.. u.fve tu,nes. prce' adv nee OF sd = ID aA'
iIr Ob,.I I'd tor ans qlaiie. ri n, CT, ~, m. P,.
'i veas usIe 81 So b: nc5sy .f ~ oT e . ia
se i,lln.r ca, AID no Alteration IN he lf'f
Tros tn, London Nc-ss hPr1lt
yRtn,Y Ey,Slxo.-Tae funls opsped this morning
with dull sppesTance, It decline oil nool'
cent. owing chseiy u the spp-e1ens'ons e1ctei Dy
re dsquietins prsse ufcn wien 'ue H:Put ~
:rg .. ssizure e me steamer Csglis has nov en-
rcd Ia tie afternoon, hoFey5T, the make Us
PLAYED mich ueIe cout1ence upon POSITIVE s1at;-
NJ, from Paris ihst the recent insertion 10 tee
Consffutionpd OF an article insntlng ID England mas
beer followed by the dismissal Of N. Renee, the poht,
tal crec;or Of that Journal Tbe funds fealiy closed
fu'Iy a, good SO yesterday, with firm appearance,
re tendency tov,rd imlr, vemert being confirmed oy
eeTs of decided rally on the Paris Boarre. Inc
Movement in the latter market was assumed 70 90
lk.wi.e occasiored by NJ. Repe7s dismissal. In
sevtra oil departments Of the Stock Exchange m
cudilg tie market for EDglish railway shares pu'-
chsses precOuinated and prices were better.
About 10 Au,nssn gold to-day sent into The ban l.
The pp, Of money continues excessively age. nt,Ia.s
b .,r- !. sdiy 6couned .; 1t cent? add hs sPphcson
H. Rak Ar. ns,qn. n;ly very scs3ty. The Bank ae.aned
n ~ eriDg ,h discount to-day thus realizing me gene
"a smith ipa0n but the belief gains ground ns 1neo sas
,oct reytves dUc.ion the minimum rate 70 u Y cen; VIII
sssI b. pobsts.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sKssIOaS-M.y C-Betore Justices
OssoRs, STEERS sn1 QUAcKESsysH.

OssoRs, STEERS an1 QUAcKESUsn.
Number OF cases the calendar, Al.
Maria Tucker pleaded guilty TO stealing piece OF
itching Peptentis'y six months q,
Bridget Fazsn was convicted OF s.eEhng wors,eu
shawl feni.sntsry four month"; r
Bridget Keefe was victed OF stealing two pairs OF
shoes Peptepssry tx mon:hs
james Oman was convicted of stealing lesd pipe
Penit<ntayy two moths.
Jerry o Brien pleaded guilty to al assault and baf-
TRY on WIN. Rpken. Peni;sntsiy three moths
Margaret Denise pleaded guilty 10 an assault and
battery on George Blaei. Pen,tendIry :wo months
and other .tlele. CITY Prison .6ry days
Robert Hsw pleaded guilty TO an assault an1 bat
tory Jane Kslllsn. Judgment pended.
Andrew H. William pleaded guilty TO stealing TIVE
books Peni.en.ry three months
Mary Mcclure was convicted OF stealing pair OF
ssiterG Penittntiary three months.
Michael o. Brien was convicted Of assault aud
battery John Curley. Peni,entsry two months.
James johnson was convicted of stealing step-lad-
der Pehitentisry month. -
Thomas Miller was convicted of an assault and bat-
terry On Thos II. Bulmer Pen.entilry monh.
Caroline Meyer and Charlotte Hennock were con.
suspended Caroline Meyer and Charlotte Hennock
sent TO the fenitsntlsry for six months.
William b. Drake was convicted OF an assault and
b,t.sry on George y. Bond. Judgment suspended
Charles Krsushsr was convicted Of an assault and
battery n Cornelius Noy,e. Judgmen. suspended
William Hsustedt wss convicted of al assault and
battery Jane Dits. Fined $40.
Thomas Clark was convicted OF an assam ana ba.-
tery Wn. II. Knapp Sentence deferred -
Anna Hamilton convicted Of an assault and ba.-
ssy Julia Muller. Judgment suspended. .
Robert Ellie was convicted OF stealing bundle OF
paper PeDtsntisry three mouths.
James w. Lawrence was convicted OF emoezze-
nept. Peni.eutisry two months.
Ellen Bnrk was convicted Of stealing pair OF boots
and ether articles Judgment suspended
Convictions, 90.
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sUoARs-Tssr, sc:iVs seGsnd par: sp,es stys.
ard pfes. ,sssy the 'Ses o.. 10 sSas cIo' s1 10
81 &c. ,,s,Ax..s... .,4.. a.
Ia, rrurr.~ 80 hs,s q, &C. do,, cash; - otss a &c.
le,. r =. NJ for cs.h l75 eas. &C al; pr ID ms
II seTh, s.e his r'fnnf vas A. ar s1cc" th,n "a
Dr. demo he e.isk sus eTtrsced Fo'd ssf.n OK ~
s d.hl. ql.hss and b~.t'r prices re f.tzet The
tfcr, IN ou s.ee SHOWED adv c o -. o~ rates
Of IN. firrr ..le the Ooapss steisy 'o3 Al 81 1Ss
TALLoW-A fir s-ppy on ite U,'se. ga P'es' ~ ~S"A
ch.use: sell, 500 n prime =. u t., cuh ..,,,
WBlsKY-The marx : ia shade hri'fi s's''' W 'oA
Il 1o5 ale =.
ford ,acit.d ding the rip If III steamers prNs sosa
is Understood fasfa.r AID further <e ss-s o.
Ochk Na 8 gih Lsen effected a. a. as q D
70, tut tie ful atcg'ss have 9ci Jet irsa'pis
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MAMMOTH LOG OF hAHoGASY-We notice %
front of the mil Of Messrs. Lewis Thompson ",
P,doe avenue and Eleventh street. mahogsny iog
81 no.t extraordinary dimensions. Il is 10 Zee, 70
Iepeth and feet in diameter, contsoing 3,O4s super
6cisl feet, and weighing about 1900 pounds, OF
fraction over elk tons. IL is perfectly SOUND ara as
trsight AZ an arrow II is said 70 be the largest log
aver shipped from the mahogany country. Accord
inc 10 the usual computations the tree mus nave peen
n;te three centuries old when cut d1Tn. Ice lases'
faa OF mahogany We have any account OF was cI' &c
T,Jur ar In 1876 and measured IL Zee: in length sy
e. ;nches IN width and 81 n depth, containing over
eco superficial feet and weighed about Y tonsi oa:
4 never vas shipped from tho country and vas le u
~ 80, Tie ground. The Log 10 front Of Tnonpson
TO- = from the coast Of Mexico; L is beautifully
mst,ied, and IL saved up into yenesrs would forh''
Ss.n;tu,s enough for q snsD tow. lPfii bs'hpe'
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AsERicAS GfoGRApBIcAL SocIETY.-A meeting o.
the Geographical Society held last evening at the
New.York University, Ffcderi;k c. Conklin, esq
presiding. Henry v. Poor, esl editor OF The Raj.
road Journal! delivered address the watersheds
Of the United States, illustrating the discourse by
mammoth msp of the United States, II feet lorg by
lS high. The map was e,abore.e r execution, ard
was the work of Mr. Schroeter. the d.aag uar O:
the Society. 1t exhibited ali the mountsin ranges,
riyere, lakes, railroads, cspas, &c. The discourse
Of Mr. Poor embraced general state nent Of tho toD)
srsphy and geography OF the country aud the bear
,ngs OF the came upon The agriculture, and COM
uerce. II was listened - with mlt1 attention. A,
IL, conclusion, vote Of thanks was tendered 10 NJ
Poor for his able address.
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THURSDAY, Msy c.

THURSDAY, Msy 6-P NJ.
The reaction which has been for several days pro-
crossing in the Stock market, appeared TO have
reached its point of resistance this morning, and
change in the curren. ersue1 before the day closed.
The marke. has thrown of 70 some extent the spa.hy
anu svgeshness noticed during most Of las week, and
now, though net vigorously active, seems 10 hsve
more vitality an real strength. Ordinarily, tas state
Of tine market, accompanied by extraordinary mous-
tsry abundance would foreshsdov spe 'ulave fsvef,
stimulating, as il would generally, clique movements
O. well ss on side yen.rss c the field OF s2eculsIoni
but there certainly not the usual spr. manifested n
such ms'ters q, the Stock Exchange, and the mTke'
appears 70 receive lis impulses from the IRE GUAR
movements Of outside parties assisted occis )nsly u
STEW leading operators ct tee Board who 60 IN aud
ou' OF stocks Cd moierae fuc:useons. Thus
athoogh We have sn sppsrer.ly rising
maiktt on general scale, there = lAck Of
concentrated force N that direction, ADD &c
sotence Of sustained huoysncy and Strength
Independent Operations rather .hsn combined move
nerts are the fashion al present. and every
te be fighting on bis koos," whether for t,e rise
or fsl. TINS is precisely the diererce between :hs
condition % tie Stock msrket low scd u II
after the crisis hsd fafly spent i.self las. Aunt
Their there wss general apd irresistible rush IN one
direction and ore OF $50 powerful clou.s corss,.y
work og 70 tus.sir ap1 s..nula.e he r,sTke. Now
there il diversity Of opo % ap6 70 uuder.,oo u,y
O. s..op The resul: may b he same, uo,n the nv
po,oes tho, g,sa' sIseGlst'ns gsLs'ay fc IS pro
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MARZNEJOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Nay e.
Cleared.

stesmship-TtemaS Swan, Ramsey, BaIino~, H. B. Cron
well & Co.
Sbip-hLre, Moore London, Grinn.i. Mirtun Co.
RsTt-Ci. nfpegos Wait, Cenfgegos, Power. Co.
Brigs-Ida Rsyne', Han moud. 81: Mays, Ga, NesIsh
Sons Adler iBfcnen), Hseoop Bremen. stanton RGsi;
OCEAN Bird Br Pension, Beru uds McC. Firth sandsd
(Br.l, ard, Corngvalis ID. X. De Wolf.
sehcoreis ". McKee, sa tsry Baltimore Merrill Al
lott CsIolIe =, Cudwortb Plymouth, master; BshJp
Rooih. haisLzas, Goodwin Carroll Morton Ezsbesbport
Msyhsw Talbot Co. ~ H. Gould Smith, Tsr,st,uA Yates
PoitsIitld New York, Goodse Boston. D.you sprssoe
hae Stewart Msher CbHrestp Scranton Tsimzn; 1srst
. urnisn, Savannah, McCready, Mott Il Go.
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Receip,s Of Productivity &.

BY Fri, Ra1,oad-1cCc Dbl. Flour % prs P,ovsion.
90 10 Butter Do Lart ~ DO Ashes rs bIes Cogo5, $50
Hid. eco sides Lea her l05s bags Whea., 800 d. MAJ go
Feed, So pkgs. Cheese, so DO. Po,afoes. =,
roo M. Whi.iy go bush Wheat, 500 pkss P:,vona
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BOSTON NAV s-An ships Expopnder, Foster, Lv~rpooi
Mlde,eI Psrn.ler New Orleans: Alma FreeDan Cseu.ta
An a, Queers,owD Ireland April g. ship Louisa III Liver
po IN in with scbr Forest Queen of NewYcs) sba.donea
Ta chief ard three board wd bos her 10
tie nearest port.
CHARLESTON, May a-The ship Seth sprasse, Pro.tesE.
hom Deuerara, arr. 10 day.
NEW ORLEANS May 5-Ar. ships Fanny Forester, >.
1hsrss snd Pomona, NewYors; Highlander, srS John n
Msyo Boston.
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SUPERIOR COURT-NOs. 1874, $50, 5f3, 544, 55l, 5)7.
So SO SO $50 SCI $50 s SIS Cos 6O4 COS 66 6O7 COZ 6os
$40 GA s 66 69 60 62l Ge o. 6e ST. G2a go 63D
tS e32 e es 6S 6J7 ts 639 60 GILL; Gis 6i 6i 6is oi
$50 0I
CopRT OF CoNMoS PLEAs-PARr Nos. g,
1lsL Iit2 1884, 1l2 1885, 1i9e 1891 1885, 1894 1885 1896 1891
lsa lls9 Part I-Nos ll5s 467 1890 l20l las lo4 1905
l2c6, 1907 1905, 1870 1917, 1913, 1914, l2l5.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-HAT S-Be'Ors

TIE tIisl of Pamela Cox, for arson in the frat de.
gree commenced odsy in this Co1r Ms Coxis oo'red
hoy. oecupyiDs house 10 T~enty'sise srse. "a oaos ~
Brown The agent Of the ooodbue Fire Company casd
her and OF the value Of her nturo tu.
assured him that she bad valuable gods stod awy sni -
effected AZ far the evidence has ye' been
produced ure worth Onethifd Of the SUN fr
Which slbred The thsl lot concluded yestdsy
and 10 adjourned til to-day.
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observation-disclosures. tIoool VI
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Road, IN
Anil show A. decrease Of about =, coo IS compared
with April, 1857.
Business COL ilues generally daD, and cap'4ft'
and banks find the same difficulty IN employing their
finds As has been before noticed CAL loans are IA
g. cent ard some stock houses are paying of losns a.
e cen. from the difficulty Of using the money profit
soy. Paper Of leading Signatures Is freely passed. a.
4a5p cent, and occasionally even lower. The amour.
Offering IL the dscour. houses Is very light. Ia pro
dnee there is more movement toward the seaboard,
and some resuscta,ion Of business will soon take pcs
from this activity in breadstufs &c. Whist the coun-
wv most wants LOW is foreign demand for eeresls,
s,d this doesno appear to oevery near a.
band. The receipts Of Flour at Buffalo TO the 1T of
Nav were Isl sl9 barrels sgans. 49, lao barrels last
wear up 70 the lst of June and the deliveries OF Wheat
during the same periods were 69 $50 bushels against
7it67I bushes last year. Tne reduction of tolls on
the Csra has operated te attract some business from
o,b,r avenues and the tolls since the opening have
been l.Iser than up 10 tie LET june last season.
In relation 70 Dry Goods. The IHdePsHfeHt says:
tTbe importst!ors seem 70 decrease week by week,
and the absence OF further supplies is having the effect
of strengthening the prices of Oil new and desirable
styles OF French goods e.pe ,isiy me olack fancy
dress silks and robes The present Monh promises 70
be a Good one for jobbsrs, who slresoy are selling
their stocks more freely at good prices. The auction
sales aie diminishing but a. private there Is al ln
proved trade in both British and u trman ss ven as
FtI CO goods The business row doing is Of Al uau-
sualy safe and prudent character, Limited 10 extent
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Tar SAILORS HOVE ~ CHERRY SrREEr-Cspt.
Tracey, Superintendent Of the Sailors H'ms, NJ lsO
Cherry street desires us to state that the Hons is no.
closed tho reports TO the contrary notwithstanding.
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a. Invited credits, aud at fs, profits There 40 90
.nce Of competition which !. beseaca.ly lei sO Dd
rithst4rdipg The comm'siop tocee, s'e ~ ~.
the cioihirg houses are buyiog little more et gu
sivtlv In the General textures Of trade thee TO
cl.ree. Old styles and coarse oFpri,sd GODS are
al il ovei stock and bial,ble. .Iaeota sIeM
fee, while new gods sOd fresh styles ae gs''ne
scarce ard buoyan, Ia price
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Family Marketing.

TIE following table gives the retail price Of the prn-
sipa articles of Farm Produce N Washington Market,
OF Thursday, May 6:
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Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED ros THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY May 8.
AsHEsThe Market Is tesoy the demand fair sales of
lSn bbs. at 80 for Pots aid Pearls.
CUIION-Tbe market is steady with fair sales. The basi
hess 70 day reaches 00 bales We repeat former quotations.:
CLASSIFICATION.
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These tables revised weekly BY Parker Knapp Nos %
and go John Harris Nos ~ and a. Clark Johnson, No.
Nl John s. Hiscox, No SIS; K. j. " Stousenburgh Nos
a5s and 25 O. Perkins Co.. Nos 1872 and 1873 and Seaman
Liehtenssn Nos AS and 4s Washington Market and Drew
4 French No. IS Barclay street.
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~''-' Beso.e GEogGE y. BETS.
ruy PosI-OFFfcE FORGEAr CASE.
The United S'a.s Wr1. F1fer
The cross examination o. JOIN B Murray WA con.
s,S,d today ard Cap Leonard sIanaed The cyiience
vss not much mporxno The adournei % the
b ins. a, o'clock 70 allow thu yernment time . procure
,hs AZ. dance Of witnesses In Warrington.
pAssIsG cOUSTERFEir cOIS.
Before Jo,gPH BRIDeH.s.
The United S:s,es AIT. George Stanley.
Oscar Van Dyke srrested for passing counter
Et quarter dollars lie sti hS they were g7sn - him by
t dsudant Stanley Stanley then arrstd ard Van Dyko
was wine. for tbs Government IL was sho"1
that Sapley procured tho bIgrs coin aud used Van Dyke
u.dIn Tor orastIop Stanley committed for nal lie
an old offender snd bss been resed twice on suAr con
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81. u.Ja inune lis'e~ s's, s~f
q sqsiy AMI tus:s - ,"
.soE.r Der render t-raise - <su1a.a uis.
sfae yloyA IL oSsiaae tbs. disclsr, L. .s tod
all The pf.ps,Gl To-: To len VIII 80 leb "a
guaranty q the r-spo,sby al sof ao7 Of nc
stipulation upon watch her yeAs shcced ana ~ va " "
u hs ben Ies'zsd BY the e,.d-o, ,,.,
That this pfoposition l. nnagpreheDson 81 tse ts1
" attaching Editor sni the ciaiDsn; " 70
sls'hrfe Of he % psrts s.pia,on Toe ~" 80 ~ sbs
IN 81 r,p~s's IN place q the property a75 aes ;, a.,
re,ponSs sSbjeet Tee lien vhi:h sUpprd nc ~ "a
pest IN the hnt ntAno~ Il oisp,ao@d ev ne " a.. re-
shesptly az II the Ian bad been DIS H@fss~ ~ sNo
kass q The creditor personally ~, ....h;, rrni,o
Th. under the deci,ion Ia the eass Of w ~ ~, ~ he
y,ssl ope. dis-t.rgd ION ures On SIP iai'l ~ TO- 80.
Con-, er hon5 No. t s eIemp: from reare'' Ia 1'e
s1f. .I-.r.,. ,.ke a
Tint h wa, i,r.suia, IT. the h5e'sn t6ei1ts' y .
nv pro1e,s a.r,, ths veael upon the "!siiS c.us
Orosres therefore. th.t he pr sen, a's' VI '"o ~ "
le ara re h. stored % The ciaG4.t
-, hha'.p. Messrs. Luscqle aud bA'"i i elaiHah'i
H.ors B.psdlo:, Bar and bcnseic--
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COlJRT CALFNDAR-TgIs DAY.


USrTED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 9, ll2, 100,
1oI, l2, los, no. ILL., %, q
SUPREME CouRr, GENERAL TERs.-Nos. H. ID,
II, Toto Is. q % So. ., oo-o
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Tie Bullion market has been very quiet. The de-
nand for the East having almost entirely ceased for
the present. there is little inquiry either for Bar
silver or Mexican Dollsrs-the latter are quoted
shade loser There is still moderate demand for
cod for expert to tne Continent, and South American
Eorbcops have been sold TO some extent at our quo
,atons.
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The Circular Of Mr.. Saiterthwait says:

Sine or advice Il the 18th inst, have bad continuance
s:sguAi'on ia financial matters that has %
n, Money abundant to rplecn aud The re'oIre'
H. 8snk o FnesSd seurl.e daily A. ". NJ era mel his
hen found IL euly as:iye to draw capital from is n,c
iivi;y ...L.s .b.,,. r..
Third Mor,ss ben oer.d slight reduction u price
IL. sb,e. faye 81 Illinois Shares have ehsnzeds
80 :, q, and ard 2, siscount Construct Bonds At 81 aS
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THE TLANTI0 TELEGRAPH.

QUEBEc, July l3, 1858.
The ship Windsor Forest, Captain GRAHAM, from
Liverpool arrived here this morning, reports having
seen the Agsmemnon and Niagara in Ion. 30 lat. 49,
on the 10Th of June. Was three days In company
with them, with heavy southwest gales and a high
Sea.
Parted company on the Goth of June, the fleet
steering more to the southwark. Both had light
steam on, and they would reach the joining ground
about the 23d of June. The weather on the 23d and
Oath of June was fine; on the 25th, 26th, 9th and
2sth the weather was heavy, with southwest and
west southwest winds.
The Niagara went ahead at night with bright
white light in her mizen topmast, and by day the
Agamemnon changed places with her and went
ahead. They had no other vessels in company, and
were very cautious in keeping together at night.
ST. JOHNS, N. f., July 1873 A. M.
The weather is hazy but pleasant Wind N. w.
No signs as yet OF the telegraph feet.
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ruILapyLrurA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILApxIPuIA, July IL, 1853.
Stocks dull and weaker. Pennsylvania State SIS,
$50; Reading, 20; Morris Canal. 40; Long Island
Railroad, III; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4lI.
NEW ORLEANS, July II, 1853.
The sales Of cotton today were 100 bales, at
unchanged prices. SUGAR steady. Flour-Sales OF
200 bbs. superfne at 50 so 81 05, and extra at
IS so. Corn-Saes of ] 900 bushels white at 90c.
Mess pork offered at els 70. Bacon, Sic. asked.
Freights-One ship engaged TO load tobacco to
Liverpool az 37s. 3D.; tobacco 10 London at 40s.;
tobacco TO New York, 81.
CHARLESTON, July H. 1851
Cotten--Tbe sales TO day were 500 bales, the bet.
ter qualities showing an advance OF lc.
BALTIMORE, July IL, 1858.
Flour quiet. Wheat-New red, al 10a vi IL;
white, VI 10 I'll %. Corn nominal: white, Soc;
yellow, SIC. a s3c. Whiskey firm at 2ic. Zoe.
Provisions quiet.
PHrLApEIrHIA, July II, 1853.
Breadstuhs dull. Wheat scarce. Corn in good
demand, but scarce. Whiskey unchanged. Provi-
sions without alteration. Sugar firm.
CrNcINNArr, July IS, 1853.
Flour easier for common grades. Salos at 81 40 a
a. rs; higher grades weaker, but not lower. whiskey
22c Mess pork dull and nominal-no buyers
CHICAGO, July l3-6P.M.
Flour dull. Wheat advanced cent; sales at 64c.
roc. Corn steady at 47c. Oats dull. Shipments to
Buffalo 900 bbls. flour, 10000 bush. wheat, 20 do.
corn TO Oswe,o $1,000 bush. wheat, 81 900 do corn,
Receipts-220e bbls. 0our, 6O,0o0 bush. wheat, 80,
600 do. corn.
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CoLrMprs, Ohio, July IL, Is55
The Republican State Convention met here to day.
General james NJ. Ashley acted as chairman, and
Hon. John A. Bingham and Hon. Caleb B. Smith adj
dressed the Convention. There is a full attendance
The State Convention nominated today WIN. ".
Peck for Judge of the Supreme Court. c. p. wacott
for Attorney General. w. b. ThraI for Comptroller,
and John l.. Martin for superintendent OF Public
Works.
Resolutions were passed denouncing the extrava
esnce Of the administration and its Kansas policy.
The ratification meeting tonight was addressed
by Senator Wade and others.