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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-02
EypORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST INDIEs-1 SAG bbls. flour; $50 half do. do. $40
bbls meal 1S5 half do. do; 800 bushels 16
rice; 10 half do do; 40 bushels pease $50 bbs
bread 20 half do do 60 puncheons oil NEAL 10 half bbs
beef 100 bbs pork Is erces hams; so kegs butter; So
buckets lard 175 kegs do 20 pals do 140 tins do $50
boxes cheese; 20 bb sugar. $50 boxes candles hhds
tobacco; 20 bbs. vinegar; 40 do whale oil; 800
paper puncheons matches. 10 bbs. tar; 10 do PITCH
| mast; 6, 146 feet boards.
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Total expenditures. $40, ,S22 724.S5 SS1, 1911
will be that the receipts for Customs about
twenty two millions below the total for the previous
year.
IMPORTANT FROM BRAZIL.
By decree of the Brazilian Government, dated Rio ia
nero 18th Sept 1885, the following rates of duties have
been fixed:
Goldfish ................p per qulntal 5OU reS.
Brorans coarse kind pair 4S0
Corn Meal .................." " arroba so g
Ironwork for ornamenting buildings... free.
Salt in bulk Observation-Disclosures. do.
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working half time prices irregular the de
cline for the month being half Holders have con
tnued to meet the market without pressing sales and are
confident that any revival in trade will effect material
advance.
Accounts from Louisiana of the coming crop disagree
estimates varying from 800 900 400 600 hhds but $50
liable. " '' ~
me sales Of the month foot up os7 hhds Cuba at a
NJ 0Io hhds Porto Rico at 6HdSA 40 hhds Louisiana
at tI%dS4; 20 hhds. English Island at g. so hhds Meado
at 4 and 1856 boxes Clayed at 7dS cts
The market closes with improved feeling at the fol
loving quotations Cuba and English Island 6ld6I for
refining grades, 6A7H for grocers styles Porto Rico
"a for common to fair as for fully fair prime and
Gholce; Brazil 6RGd7 for Browns. 7EGS for Whites
BOXES to Q, 64a6A; 10 to T. 7a7H; u to l5 7Xs4;
IL to 10, 7aaSat; 16 to Is, STtd9 cts.
. MoLAssEs-Thc demand during the month has been
limited, and the market duh with declining prices We
quote Cuba Clayed 2la25; Muscovado 2Gd2S Porto Rico
2d32; English Island 26d2S cts.
$. p THOMPSON & Co.
Baitlinore, Oct 80 1888. Brokers.
SALF-Sales of Liverpool Ground Alum are making Mt
S0(dS5 cts; Marshas and Jeffrey Darcys fine at lSOd
l30 cts; Ashtons fine at 40 per sack and Turks
Island at 20 cts. per bush
SEEDS-Sales of 225 bus. fair Coverseed at $50
prime lots are held at $5624G5 rs Timothy is selling
at S2d2 % and FlaXseed at 81 .40d1.45
WHlSkEY.-We still quote Ohio at % cts. and City at
21& cts.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-02

1t is said that eighty-six new counterfeit bank
notes have been issued within the last month.
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RoBBERY.-On Sunday night about one O'Clock
the store of Mr.. Joshua McCauley, ot klkridge
Landing on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, seven
miles from this city, was robbed of merchandise to
the value of 5000, S75 in money, and Colts revol-
yer. The thieves also forced open the stable door
and stole horse and wagon, the property OF Mr.
W. W. Plummer, with which, it is supposed, they
conveyed away the goods. The articles stolen CON
sist principally of fine goods, such as cloths, silks,
&C. Mr.. McCauley has evidence that the goods
were brought to this city, and the police are on the
alert.
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Health of Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct 30.-The interments to-day are
five, including one from fever.
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Since Jan $1S3 O3O 296 197 646 294 126 1O3 AIS
The imports now show large increase on last year
being compared with period when there total
prosraon of business The import of Dry Goods for the
month of October S35i5 900 against S622 S35 in Oc
tober 1857. The amount thrown the market 81,
292G against S7S4.5S7.
We comparative statement OF the exports, Tex
elusive of specie from New York foreign ports the
week and since Jan. l
1856 1857 1858
Total for the week 81 800 116 $1S93121 S1257 $50
clv 81 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament was not in session.
At the annual meeting Of the ROya Geographical
Society 10 London, The Times says the President, Sir
r Murchison, invested two distinguished gcographers
Professor Packe Of the United SAFES, and Capt
CslhnsoL of Arctic fame-with the medals awarded TO
them by the Society. Professor Packc was repre-
septed by the American Miueter, Mr.. Dallas. Some
Of the Losdon pspers represent MIR. Dallas a. being
The recipient of the medal 10 his nght and as
Stunning thsrks accordiI ely.
2ae Court Ctyeular says that Queen Vieteria ia in
. fair way of making another addition to the royal
fnily before the close Of the year.
The "a ersl Of the late Duchess OF Orleans took
place 81 Weybndge, Surrey, on the I'D Of Msy, her
remains berg deposited in the same vault as those Of
Leus Philippe. The ceremony was attended by
Prince Albert and by large conconrse OF foreign Em-
basssdors and French Dotables, including NJ. Guzot
ano Theirs.
H.. Rarey, The American horse-tamer, had been
demonstrating his powers over wild zebra before
dieting uisaed company in London. His experiments
were quite successful.
The London Times seya, editorialy, that the Nea-
pshtan Government has distinctly refused compensa-
hon TO the English engineers ard that IL ere s but one
tese which becomes British Cabinet under such cir
svmstsnoes. There has been far too much delay al
ready and the time has srIved for Immediate satls-
ketien from the Nespolitsn or immediate action by
She Biitish Government.
Jenn OConnell, son of the late Daniel OConnel,
and enc Of the principal Repeal agitators. is dead.
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INDIA.

The Calcutta mail Of April ,? arrived at Alex,n
on the 18th of May.
The relief Of Aunghur, by Sir Edward Lugsrd, is
confirmed. The rebels, evacuatng the city, were
pursued for fifteen miles ard their loss was heavy,
while that OF the British was light
Sir Colin Csmpbell's headquarters and STAFF lef.
Cawnpore on the 18th Of April, and marched by
Futtyghur, toward Rohlcund.
The rebels, it was believed still intended TO make
a stand at Calpee.
Kooer Singh was said to be trying TO get into the
Behsr Districts A reward Of % 900 rupees had
been offered for bic apprehension.
Brjgader Wapols had attacked the Fort OF
Rascour in Dude and lost 100 men kilsd ard wounded,
including officers killed. The enemy EVACUATED
the tort in the night.
The Dude Begun was said TO be II fort near
Khyrabsd with about 1900 adhereuts.
Brigadier Jones had attacked aud dispersed 1000
rebels Kunkul, niictiDg heavy loss, and cap
tming four out Of their six guns. Many OF the
rebels Dis ersed TO thei! homes.
The Calcat;a. produce marke; continued depressed.
The demand for imports was steady, and stocks
were much reduced The money market war uu-
changed. Exchange / for credits.
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ConsoIr 81 3-sd8? rs.

The w.stosmshp Kangaroo, which left Liver
III a. o'clock the morning of Wednesday the
oS.h Of May, arrived here on wednesday morning
Jane 9.
The steamship Arabia, from New-fork, arrived out
ct Liverpool at lOi p. m. on the 23i Of May.
A line Of stesmers from Galway to America is again
projected. Dublin journal (SapTderss Ners Letter.
says:
1--WE understand that Bristol Steam packet Com
BABY are about placing irs'-class steamer on The
station between Galway and Americs, and have made
eertsin propositions to the Midland Crest Western
Rsilwey Company for the purpose OF making arrange
ens for the transit of their goods and passengers be-
tween this coaotry and England and vice versa. The
popOsed plan Of operations having been submitted to
She Directors Of the Midland Great Western Railway
Company, it has received, we are credbly informed,
her prompt consideration and that every facility viii
be afforded their part to insure the success Of the
undertaking. The trip soross the Atlantic is to be
made in Fix days. and the first steamer il is thought
win sail about the 10Th Of june"
The Gaipay Mercury confirms this statement, and
ssys ii is contemplated TO make the service fortnight
y ere and that memorials have been sent TO Govern
saent praying for share Of tse mal patronage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

The 18th anniversary OF the Marine Temperance So
ciey Of this port ceeblated on Tuesday evssiil
in the Mariners Church in ksd.sOn street. A.hJEs,
the audience YVES Dot very large, there wss mNl
interest manifested IN the proceedings. Cap.sn ID
WARD RIcHARDsos, the President OF the Society si1e'
its org anzation, occupied the chair Captain Gexcl
CorrespondDg Secretary read the Il report. No
less than i,6i persors have become members Grcs
the Society was founded. During the past yess %
additions to the ranks have been Ar, and o. ue
meetings are becoming every year more ntsressns,
still larger accessohs sIe expected OF the reg rec'
bers received last year, 80 have Joined the Mairsn
Church, mainly through the fundamentally Of 10
Temperance Society. The report gave Arge ban
Der Of interesting Incidents Illustrative of the ssnt
hcient operation OF the temperance moyemep! s1''s
sesmen.
Mr. PARpEE made short address, pointing OF: ~
sad effects OF in the Islor and wstsh
meas. the vice and immortality which prevailed 10 "
arc und the Fourth Ward
The Rev. CHARLES j. JoyEs, pastor of the Cac'c,
give history Of his career from common, inensos
sailor TO his conversion ard elevation 10 the Cns.
ministry. To temperance, by tie grace OF G'c |"
Owed his salvation.
Mr.. JAS. Is. DUss editor of Tie UTtnea, nsas
good address. lie said that, at juvenile tempefsS
meeting, he invited number of boys 70 Join the ~
perance Society. Several Of them did 90, bat eHs
item refused saying, No, can dick when pe.s1
ard take care q myself.' A few months d.ef ~
the speaker was in the Tombs, when he was saezr
to iiLd that the boy who had fused TO sign the P
was 70 other than James Rogers, the boy Who - -.
John Swahton in the street, while in n. Of nsol.
ton, ar was then doomed to expiate biz crime w.
the gallows. The boy recognized him, aad VI
bitterly over his folly in refusing to sign the
Uspt NJ X. FRIsBEE, Yice-President OF the oS..ZE
nece TIE closing address, and tie audience """
missed with bsuedctiop
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lower than Fijay Tho three ssJs sAse AMOUNT %
10 tAes hSepg aboS 100 on speul.son, and 30 ior
export ,., L.. -.
Abcui sJmsr Ta,es -
BRI,psTUFTs-M essrs. Richardson, Spence Co.
rr donss 10 :as trade With rapid ~ sres-
in orops under be nhlsncs Of favorable weshr oar
offered e. lower raie without lsding % bnsus .
u.srn n a2l6; Pkilaee pbiA and Baltimore, = aga !
Ohio - 2, Wrea. in limited demand and % lower Red
$40 .or Western and as Tor Southern White. q.
Corn oui,; 81 hsd for White bu; no buyers c7eT 81 ic
rSnyIsIoys.-Beef dull. Holders accept lower
- fr s,o,dary kinds Pork is qus: and steady Bacon
~, fh bu, be DEMAND Lard dull and rsnsE easr Prime
II a ss' IA retail Tsow quiet and nonDally Unclaimed
PRoDucE- RO, in uUcbarg ed; common selling 81 a.
p,,L ami Philadelphia 690 in retail no sales o. baltimore
I,he. dul AZ So 6dS9 fJr both sorts sjgsr ae bu un'
changed Coffee steady. Rice dull sPnns iuipeHIIs h'w
small sales az iS. ~, 49,. IL ,.lo,
LoSDoy MosEY MAREET.-No charge hsc taken
ria. in the rates Or 10 the demsDd f Morey The po;i'A eX
hayips the EGrds bad exhibited more buoy
AIT general sdvsnIs bad aksn P'te
been quoted 5; faction bat on the % 'ae market IS
,:hrr weaker and the closing prices were s4@s 10y money
And grida8 for account.
Mss,, Rothschd that they ID receive BIDS Tor TIE
Brsksn loan OF the bonds fer wnn are 20 oe issued
AvyRrcay SrCuRIrrEs-Tie london Times OF the
o,.b mont. weak aarLe, on preceding day for Illinois Cen
81 ,pf Ee securities The sales Of the d,y coup'ed roi;
Central share. IL dis DO bonds Of 10 ~ New Nen'a
Lospos MARKETS (by telegraph. Sugars very
Quiet Rice inactive. Spirits Tarpentine Inn al "a ana III
~ Liu.eed Oil dull a. 3d. Scotch Pig Iron iTm sales
~ 81 d q Tslov qu,et a. 50 sass on the spo Tor l. T.
Bre.ds;uif. 6rm and generally unchanged
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

LoSpoy, May %, 1888
To-day the Funds opened with dullness and during
pant of the day reduction OF per cent was quoted
The closing quotations the same ss those OF yes
terdsy. In face OF the present extraordinary short
work goir Q, ard abundance Of money, The Brazilian
Loan seems TO have exercised influence on the mar
ket This lean is for II 5e6, 800 at per cent. The
issue price La 90.
Tbs entire sum is required in little more than three
month";. or at the rate OF half million per week The
requisite remances to tue Brazs may perhaps ocea-
sion some Withdrawals of gold
The Scrip is already quoted at al premiu n
The amount Of gold sent into the bank today was
about $500. Tie col COO in gold by the Arabia,
reached London to-day and portion was purchased
for trspsmssion 70 the Continent. The residue II IS
stated will also be sent away
F,om The Times civ Ayielel
"The English funds opened TINS morning al aeclhe
of but some srge purchases Of various descriptions
of Government Securities by an itluentA broker
subss auepily impaired considerable frmness.
In the ForeigL Exchanges this Afternoon tnere
was no alteration of importance from tne rates o iast
poet.
THE r al price of the French Three Per Cents on the
Paris Bourse this evening was t9 tic. Tor Ootn money
and account. showing another decline of
The Msry Ann Whom and Spirit Of the Deep have
arrived from Shsr ghae with 3O 300 lbs. of tea and
SS1 bales Of silk
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TURKEY.

The two Fnpch meI-of.wsr, whose mission 70
the Adriatc was supposed 70 have reference to the
d tficul,y betseen Turkey and Montenegro had &C.
cbored 10 the Bay Of Grayosa, which IL close 10 Rs
eusa. ard about eighteen miles from TrebDye.
The Paris correspondent OF The Times writes:
"Ihe Turkish Government i said 20 have consented
TO settlement Of .as Montenegro sfiir IN cJnse-
guepce OF dispatch from It's Embasssaor 10 PaTs to
Ali Psshs at Constantiaople, informing him that II
the Porte dd not arrange It, France would formally
recognize the independence Of Montenegro
The latest sdvices Justify toe conclusion that the
Monte NJ gins made their attack toe Talks al Ora
boya du.ng truce. The Mohtsregrns had destroyed
several &C oItonsl Turkish villages.
The Austrian Government is said 10 have ordered
two rig.tes to pro ICED from Venice To Catars with
battalion Of ehssseurs, two battalion. of infantry
and bsuery-tae frgates after landing the troops ~
cruise of the coast.
II is sisted that Prince Danilo Of Montenegro re-
Gently received 700 ducas from the Russian Gov
enneDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
FRANCE.

TIE Moaa,ur of,isly announces that the Plenipo-
ten,sries Of France Austris Grea; Britain, Prussia,
Russia, SARDINIA and Turkey met On the I'D OF May
to discuss the o!ganz alton Of the Danusan Pfncps-
ties.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times says
The question OF Algeria, which hiss occupied the
Emperors attention SO long, is said to be now de,iet
The government of that dependency will be gwen ID
Prince Napoleon on the terms he has demanded, viz
full powers 10 administer il without bsing under the
control Of Minister n Paris. 1. is expected that the
prince Will sa for the seat Of bis government toward
the beginning Of July
y II is stated that an Italian gentleman named Dsl
Otssro had received a peremptory order 10 qui.
France, and that he was offered passport for Age
ma or LOT any other country that would not refuse TO
receive Italian refugees, excepting England.
Ire ral Of the prisoners sted 10 the outbreak
at Cbaons had terminated. One Of them was coz
demned 10 Jour years imprisonment and coo francs
fine three TO two years mprs and 100 irancs
ne; three 70 enc year and 100 rsnes siA others 20
short terms OF mpriscnment, and the rem ng tlir
teen were acquitted.
Another rumor IN regard - Aiger. IT, that Gen. d
SALES Who coamsr ded division duIirc TIE Chi mean
war, and sho is nov Senator - TO suSoeed Mrets!
Us-3,- IN .hA Gnrs,porsSip.
3As tsovsTADepf las F'sn1sgs.<d prc,es. IN tts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
POLITICAL.

The first leader Of The Daily Ners is devoted to the
consideration Of the causes of the political indifference
and stsgnston which It is alleged have for time sus
pended the regular and animated working Of Par
liamentary System.
The Times contains an article on the death of the
Duchess Of Orleans another the progress of popu'
laton 10 tie United States, and third on Egypt
as one OF the gates Of India.
The Herald oonfers upon Lord Peterborough the
title Of "Pacifcstor' of India
The Post admits tina, the Ministers have now got a
fresh lease Of power and promise that if they can pro-
duce good India BILL and preserve church ates there
will be no dsnclnation to give them fair tenure OF
office.
Tie Chronicle tauuts the late Government with
having allowed the King of Naples to have it all his
own way but The Post, the chief organ Of that Cab
met is now in favor of the most energetic proceedings
Learning that Naples has refused compensation to
Watt and Parke The Post this morning says the re-
usal must be replied TO by force and the flames of
cosisgrson must be lighted which may extend far be-
yond the Italian Peninsula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
TTyENTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING or
THE NEU-TORk STATE ASSOCIA-
TION OF REFORM- PHYSICIANS.

This body met in the hall of the Metropolitan Medi-
cal College, on East Broadway, at 10 A. NJ, on
Tuesday; the President, j. d. Friend, NJ. d., OF
Orange il the chair and II. N. Sweet, N. d., of
New-Yolk, Secretary. About seventy members were
present. AID took their seats
On motion, a committee, consisting of Burdck of
Had,-y Of Kings and Doohttle of New-York were
appointed 10 report business for the meeting.
Dung the absence Of the Committee several new
members appended their names to the constitution.
The Business Committee reported order Of business
as fellows:
l. Report Of Committee Amendments to Constitution
4 ESoD Of e. Rdns Gn R
Of COMMITTEE on Colleges Report Of COMMITTEE Joursl.
Miscellaneous Business
Ihe report was adopted.
d. L. SNIrH, N. d. of K.ags, from the Committee
on Amer dmeDts TO Consi.ltion, reported several
anendme nts 10 that rstru nent which, after Discus
,i'n were unanimously adopted. Association ad.
joUIned to - o'clock p. III.
AFTERNOON session.
Called to order by the President, when IT, S.
Firm, Al. d.. of New York, from Committee Oh
Nominations, reported the following:
% s1f D. o s,"s FsI It.
E gi ~ D. d 09o.d.sa' ana o. z smh, NJ. D. Of Kings
f1: Sf'i e b. Ss s E:.
f@i FeI TasS Ts! L.~ MD of New Yori For
N. D. Monroe We " H.sey d. Of K kn e. Wy ~
For Cesse Cel,oi.e Henry s. fir5, M D.
Samuel Fri'be ~ D., Of KiDss and A. P. Hale, D. Of Js
Enon. - - - ~
Report Of The Committee accepted, after which the
caLdidatss were unanimously elected.
lie fREsIDLST favored tie Association with a. fe
coperetulatoy remarks reference % the union among
me deal re'ormers and the progress of the medic i
sciences.
Letters from Profs Burnham of Massachusetts.
Johnscn and Burr Of Connecticut. were read.
Pof: LEu REUBEs, NJ. d. of New York fro n the
Con mites on Colleges, reported .. some length ON
tie mp 'rtance Of high standard Of medical sdu-
catiol referred TO the comps.iyely mesger support
gwen 70 the medical schoos Of this branch Of the pro
hs.ior, sttribut;ng tie principal to want OF
ts'r ory WI hast1s.. N 'ei- -.rks hr. .Larvl.
Hss tss EaEtkst g.cx:h q eoncord and EhSrsitv az
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The report which WAS first circulated by weekly
journal on Saturds ~ last, that Mr. Gladstone ia TO Din
the Cabinet as Chancellor q the Exchequer, Mr.
Disrae taking the pest vacated by Lord Peterborough
of President Of the Board Of Control seems only TO
have reached the Stock Exchange yesterday and it s
mentioned as something in the City Articles Of The
DAILY Ners ard Times.
The Morning Adrertisey, notwithstanding disability
on ono eide from Ill health asserts that Lord Derby
has expressed his readiness to appoint Lord Dahouse
President Of the BosTl Of Control.
Itis generally reported that the Bishop of Rochester
intends to resgn bis see provided the Government ap-
proves Of the step.
The Enl of Shaaesbury replies in tn T.'~es OF
this morning to Lord Derbys letter, which appeared
in the same journal yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
CHINA.

the 18th of April.
Lord Elgin and hi colleagues about TO leave
Shargh for TeenEing. Inc allied fleets were 10
follow.
The In peisl Commissioner was on his way to
Canton.
Business at Hong Kong was checked by large
transactions at Canton Exchange !. 81 al 10.
quoted i d62. The inpor, market had bsen very
sc.,e, and ra si,k hsd advanced. Tess unch sngsd
The ship Couyser, bound TO New. York with cargo
OF tea Mas wrecked the Prsta Shoal. Crew say co.
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conversion Of the property possessed by hospitals a1d
other charitable foundations into Govsrnncot stoK.
The movement is said TO have caused c9nn1erao'e
e,sIm, ard opposition 70 j. was eXPecsei IoH1 '-e
Council Of state.
An Inrersl decree decides that ell the English who
shall establish ihs seves On the French colony OF
New Caledonia, shall enjoy the same rights and sd'ah-
tages A. Frenchmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The telegraph feet expected to sail fiom
Ply month the 9th OF May, and after trying all the
experiments desired in water two miles deep they
viii return to that port instead Of Queenstown at
arx contemplated. II s proposed, immediately on the
s.npleon Of laying the present cable, to lay another
cable rom the head of Placentia Bay, Newfoundland,
direct to Portland Maine, as to have the advantage
Of two lines from Newfoundland to the United States,
and thereby the event of accident to one prevent
any detention Of European messages at Newfoundland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

SIxrY-sM MILEs Az HorR.-A mile minute "a ~.
ally considered IRENE ndous rate OF sped on
road. We once ad the sats scio OF gocs -,
miles at that rate, and rather think we shall ID n
ceclire any such fast trips. A special raa srrA
Canada Grand Trunk Railway has besten - .stJ.
Tor on Monday lat II ran twenty eight miles
-'' '~'S & SD :; -.r.:.Si tatS. Jsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE MAILS.

The Dane brings sdsices from Cape Town to April
20, ST. Helens, April 49, Ascepsion May Horses
sti being largely shipped for India The harvest
and vintage had both been good. The murderers Of
The late Rev. Mr.. Wilson he'd not been discovered
Land was advancing in value. Labor in good demand.
Wool frst quality, 3d.. second quality, Cd. New
csstle Coal, 49,. Freights depressed The Hmalsya
with inyalds from India sailed from st. Helena April
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ITALY.

Paris dispatch Gays va. generally believed THAT
the King OF Naples had expressed bis willingness 20
refer the dispute with England and SARDINIA - arbi-
traton.
L.tters from Naples st.,e tst the batteries at Gse.'
row mount . l6O gurs sf the longest range. long
blockade by land AID sea would be necessary to re
duce the place.