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Prices aad Sales Of Stocks in Neu York.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.


CoFFEE.-The market continues buoyant and active
Sales reported today OF $50 bags prime Rio at IL
cts, and 81 bags do at II cts The stock has become
cutie reduced and holders very firm the quotations
yiz:-l0 l0E cts for medium grades, 1913 good
tar ana IL II z et for prime Iaguaya is held at II
about 1900 Of which is in second hands.
fLpt R-Ne were not advised of any transactions in
Super Flour today worthy of note Choice Howard
Street and Ohio are held at s487% and CITY Mills at
S412G. Extra also very dull 100 bbs Ohio at 81 IS
and 300 b5s Howard Street Extra 81 so being the
S4S7l >. and City Mills do. e525G550 Rye Flour
is quiet at 3G2% and Corn Meal $3.50 for Baltimore
GRAIN.-Thc supply of Wheat was small today con-
isting Of 100 hns white and go us red portion of
Saturdays offerings included in The sales. 15OO bus
white changed hands ut 1904 Ito cs forcommon to fair
We quote good to prime DO at jdl2O and choice at 100
cts Reds brought lO5 10 cts for good TO mixed Corn
Is hrmer, and prices slightly improved. OF 10000 bus
white at market, 6.IC0 bus sold 5S6G63 cts for
to prime and all the yellow II 600 bus at
65"66 cts Oats were also frmer and nearly all the
ngs some $500 bus, changed hands 3l34 cts for
Maryland There Pennsy lvania Oats market:
quote them at 50 a 40 c,s nominay and VIRGINIA at
2S0%0 cts. The offerings of Rye 665 bus and small
portion Pennsylvania sold at IL cts
MULASS ES.-Tlc market continues r-,iet hui firm We
q1ote Cuba cayed at 2j &c cts do Muscova 2S
cents, New Orleans 35a3j cents, and Porto Rico 2S 81
PROVISIONS market. continues very onet =
There no transactions in Bulk Meat rI ported on
Change to-day. Wequoe Shoulders at cents and Sides
1T cents In Bacon sales reported Of 10 600 BIS
ole at 81 cents 80 pieces Hams at loK cts, 500 pieces
do at II plain canvaSSed at 10 3 cS Should
"Fs We uotc III large lots AT . cents. and Sides at
cents small los still selling AT and 10 cents Ness
Pork is held at SO Prime at $40, and Bump SO
tjmore packed Mess Beef is steady at S7 and do No at
Sl+5o Sales of 40 bbs butchers Lard at II cents, West
n is held at II cents in bbls and trc and 10
kegs.
SUGARS.-There has been no movement in Sugars IN.
day. Tie market is qie at the quotations viz =
New Orleans refining grades $525 $3.50 Cuba E. Isl
and aud Porto Eico do at $40 >G25 Porto Rico and
New Orleans fair good Sc % $3.50 prime and choice
S1.a S1.2j Cuba, good to prime, So ja S662k.
SALT-Sies are making from store in lots so cts
I TnYfA Mars ,.1lF
Barcy's Fine and AS cts for Asons do Turks Isiand
at II cts. afloat, and 20 cts. from store.
MASSACHUSETTS, Of 100 bhls. Ohio, bright packages
at q Z cts, and $50 bbls. City at Il Gus.
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HEAVY FORGERIES IN LnIIsNu1E

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Ienry Jarrett, book keeper
of Wright & Bridgeford's, committed heavy forger-
les and left for parts unknown. A large reward is
offered for his APPREHENSION.
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THE ENGLISH BILL IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 1.-THE Democrats fired
thirty guns tonight in this city in consequence of
the passage of Mr.. Englishs Kansas bill.
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THE BREAK In THE CANAL REPAIRED.
ALBANY, May 1.-The break at Knowlesve was
repaired at u m. There is now no further obstruc-
ton in the line of the Canal.
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DENMEAD'S IRON WORKS.
& w, DENMFAD g. SONS


IA BALTIMORE,
Locomotive and Stationary Steam Eng no RpiIders Iron
Founders, General Machinists and Boiler Makers.
~ Manufacturers of Improved BLOWING MACHINES
o1 IA @ n ana other Blast Fsnaces SUGAR. GRIsT
1v
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS Il BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
1e 262 BALTIMORE STREET,
ohr for sale at low prices the largest and complee
assortment of
Law, MEDICAL, CT AssICAL
MGaCELLANEors BOOKS,
PLAiN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
They respectfully invite examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly. fe22-t If
Established 1887.
MURPHY'S GENERAL PRINTING AND PUB
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOK, PAPER, AND STATIONARY STORE,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
M EDALS awarded by the MARYLAND lnsti-
4VA sttue 1S5l-5 for Printing, Book Binding and
Bank Checks. BY the Metropolitan Institute, Washing
ton, Diploma for superior Blank Books.
BOOKS, PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY
Wholesale and Reta-Consantly on hand large and
BOOKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE,
School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books
FOREIGN BOOKS.
large and varied stock kept constantly hand which
constant additions are made, by direct importation. For
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER. STATIONERY. &c,
comprising lare assortment of English, French and Amer
lean Letter. Cap and Note Papers &C. Of the best qualities
Of every description made to order, in superior styles
MURPHY'S UNALTERABLE STEREoGRAPE1C AND
PLAIN BANK .CHECKS,
in every Variety
PR0MISSORY NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE
BILLS OF LADING BLiNh DEEDS. COM
MERClAL AND LAW BLANKS, &c
kept constantly on hand and sold wholesale and retail
the very lowest rates.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, BOOK BINDING oG RULING.
fevey description executed in the very best manner at
the lowest rates.
Particular attention paid to
FINE WORK
for Banks Insurance. Railroad Telegraph Steamboat and
other Joint Stock Companies, Public Offices, &c, &c
Orders from abroad, for anything appertaning to
business Will receive the most careful and prompt aten
ton and will be furnished the rates. as if at
tended to in person.
fe22f JOHN MURPHY & Co
AW BOOKS
1.-the subscribers invite the attention of the Bar to
their large stock OF LAW BOOKS which they for sale
at lowest rates. CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
262 BALTIMORE STREET
Just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports fe22tf
MURPHY & CO.,
4V1 BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS,
PRINTERS AND STATI0NERS,
MARBLE BUILDING,
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Id r NJ 0 ' A L.
IA TO STRAW GOODS DEALERS, MILLINERS, HAT
TIERS and the PUBLIC.
RICH A RD HILL
Respectfully announces to his friends and the public
that he has removed his II OLESALE n D
RETAIL STRAW HAT MANDATORY from No. IS
McClelans alley to his and commOdious Factory
corner of SHARP and G GERMAN STREETS, where he has
ample facilities carrying the above business in all
its various branches, including BLEACHING PRESSING
and DYEING B0NNErS and HATS of all descriptions
N B. Constantly hand full assortment of fashion
able BONNET FRAMES, CROWNS, &c mr169n,
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Yousts, It,, for Sale ano Aent.

Cha + o r r Mt.
IN The large three story BRICK DWELLING No "a
North CALVERT STREET. Enquire at Ne Il Cathe-
dral street 80 aodI1r
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GYMS GT1NSii CT1NSiii
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING APPARA
TUS IN BALTIMORE
Guns suitable for Deer, Duck Turkey Squirrel and all
Bird Shooting Rifles of all sizes and patterns; Colts Ar
my Navy and Pocket Pistols Warmers Aliens and 9TH
make of Pistols; Powder Flasks Shot Pouches Game
Bags Caps Powder Shot Balls &C. in fact all Sporting
Goods in the greatest variety. Having received
GOLD MEDAL AND CERTIFICATE
Of the highest honors Of the Maryland Institute for
cimeus Of his OWN MAKE of Guns he fatters himself
by prompt personal attention. to give satisfaction to all
and they may rely on getting good article
No 81 CALVERT STREET, and SO CHElpsTpE
ALEXANDER MCCOMAS GUSyAKER
Established 1873. mr6 sn
A MOS LOVEJOY
Having disposed of his entire stock at the old SLAMS
Mr.. Hag No 1913 Baltimore street near Soutb had
TAKEN THE NEW STORE
y o. 1875 B BALTIMORE STREET
Second door below Messrs. Hamilton Easter e. 20
Where he has opened ~
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
HOSIERY GLOVES,
UNDERSHTRTS, DRAWERS &c
Many of them purchased at Auction in New YORK for
cash
He respectfully invites his old stomers and the nubc
to call and'eNamine his goods guaranteeing to give them
choice goods at the lowest prices
He will conduct the business in future under the name
and firm OF AMOS LOVEJoY IL co
my3 e
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS. May 1.-Cotton-Quotations continue
nominal sales to-day GO bales Sugar is dull Wheat
hasa declining tendency. Pork firm SIS so rs for
erpool GIG is asked. Sterling Exchange 107 3al0S%
MOBILE, May 1.-Cotton-Sales to-day 800 bales the
market closed unsettled and excited The receipts have
been bales
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fiji COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
.liil TI E1NtTPhe fine large HOUSE and GROUNDS at
o. law, on the Hartford Road x miles from the
Ua l,ts with an abundant supply of Ice Premises in
ape 2aw3w% w. 20 20 80, III "a "a -tl'l.'
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
that application will be made the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co for PAYMENT OF THE COUPONrdue
October 1857 for $50, from bond 594 the said Coupon
HAVING BEEN LOST OR MISLAID
7. SAVAGE, Cashier
Commercial Bank Wilmington y. C.
Baltimore, April Is, 1858 ap14 2aw6w
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1uRGLARY.-T The establishment of Mr. John Baier
h mecnant tailor, No. 492 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, was
prk .t into on Sunday night, and robbed of $500
"otn vi cloths, cassimeres and ready sade clothing
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MPOR T cd CIGAR
AND CHEWING TOBACCO
THO N. WEBB,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER IN
CARS AND TOBACCO
CORNER OF GARDEN AND MADISON STREETS, BALTIMORE
Keeps constantly on hand all the Choice Brands of Inn
ported Havana CIGARS and Superior CHEWING TO-
BACCO, with Fancy Articles of the Trade. mr1S-tf
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VIOLATION OF ORDrYANCE.-John Adreon was ar
resten yesterday by officer Graham Of the Eastern
streets faster than the law allows. He taken
oeisre Justice Griffin, who iped him 50 and costs.
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HYMENIAL SrATIsTrcs.-Duripp the month of AnriI
tn' CLERK OF the Court of Common Pleas issued I46
m'rriage licenses. The number issued during the
sane month OF 1857, was l53. Decrease this wear. l.
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COUNTRY LOTS FOR SALE. NEAR
" THE RELAY HOUSE.
THREE FINE SITES, the south side OF tn River
Immediately above the residences of MesSrs Dobbin La
robe Donaldson, &C. in wellseted and rply imp-oy-
ing neighborhood.
Apply to Dr. ROBERT Z. DORSEY on the adjoining
property, or to GEO. b. COALE Commercial Building
aDl2f
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NOR SALE-THE STF11I ~ 0I71IST1

IL OF GROUND, n. W. corner Calhoun and McIIenry
streets, 1871 feet McEenry and feet on Calhoun
street The improving character of that section of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make desirable investment
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
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INoENDARY ATTEMPT-About - o'clock on Sun
day night an attempt was made to fire the shoe
store of Mr.. VIM. Colchess, corner of Franklin
street and Pennsylvania avenue \ hole was bored
throughthe door, and camphene introduced into
the store by this means. Officers Burke Handy and
Rider made the discovery, and extnguished the
flames before they had gained much Roadway. The
auger used was found on the pavement near by.
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Operate and Theatrical 4 fairs.

Laura KrrSy's rHxArRr actress now TO the mo.
uopols and bearing the pleasant oe Laura Honey
played Gertrude in the " lean of Lover on Monday
Miss Honey has lately como from london, where her
mother In former times celebrated actress, oi
the bcvy Of beauties that surrounded Madame yestr
the olympic. Miss laura has pleasant, lady like style,
not quite 80 demonstratve the usual order o stage
soubretcs In appearance she s pure typo oc the ting
sh blonde and not unlike tho drecress of the theatre
where she ls acting Miss Honey vocalist well
actress, and sings well. Her voice is clear full and
strong, though little hard. Her methoi Il good bat the
Introduction Of aorid ornaments and ortpes in ballads,
which 10 be her weakness, not IN tho best taste
Miss Honey frequently encorcd and cordially ap-
plaudcd BY a very full house.
Mr.. RssN SULLIVAN will close his engagement NJ Bur.
tons Saturday and proceed 20 Boston, where he
gagged al the Museum.
MRS. Aaws RopyErsoS will leave town Thursday 30th,
and play in Baltimore on Friday, and en-,
ssgoment at Washington on the % Of January.
Miss Msnrps HrroS has gone TO Boston 10 produce Mr.
stocpci's symphony upon "fiiawatha." Mss Heron will
rece extracts from tho poem, with full orchestral ac
compartment with Mr.. Stocpel as conductor.
THEATRICAL EXPEDITION 10 rHx w,s,r Ivpns.--Thc the
atrical company which has been recently playing at ~
Johns, Newfoundland, under the manage nent OF Mr. r.
w. Ianersan, sailed about the 9th Of December the
brgantne Charles Adams Cor Georgetown, pcmerasa,
and will perform there well as NJ Bridgetovp Barba
does, during the winter.
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MEETING or THE rAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE
CALL ISSUED FOR PRIMARY ELKCTIoxs-A soP TO
THE ANrr-TAkMANY CRRBERUs.

MEETING or THE rAMxANY GENERAL COMMITTEE
CALL ISSUED FOR PRIMARY ELKCTIoSs-A sQP TO
The ANrr-TAhMANY CRRBERUs.
There considerable interest around Tammany Hall
las, night, growing out Of the meeting Of the General
Committeef, as was supposed that somc action would
be taken look Ing towards consolidation Of tho city de
mccracy, recommended by President Buchanan
Whether the plan proposed and which finally
adopted, viii NEE, The expectations Of the anti mmmany
people mains be seon Their representatives al the
Old wiswsm last night denounced il in unmeasured
terms.
The plan adopted Is substantially tho that of
last year and by which the Committee will elect them
selves ysr II for each q the ward delegations TO
choose the three nsp and such wards where the
delegations not unit for the General Committee 70
choose the Inspectors. AZ the Inspectors, IL well
nown do al tie eleclng, they viii of return the
who appoint them such Of their friends may be
decided upen. To propste the anti Tsmmanyitss, u
moreover resolved 70 allow them majority of the
delegation in the next General Committee la such varis
the late elections showed them 10 be numerical
larger than the followers Of Tammsny Hall By this
rsnrrment the DeNt tom miiiee would contain from
fourth to ono third anti Tammany delegats.
Alter agreeing npon this pan, Il was decided 10 hold
the election next Thursday night
1bc Inspectors were then appointed ana the Committee
adjourned
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TtHrASTEFTo MovrNss1s- are informed tina, tho
Tehuanepec Company have purchased the two ne steam
ships America and Canads for the purpose Of puttug
them tho route from New orleans to Minatitan and
es'ahlish1 weekly mail 10 San Francisco, by way Of
the Tchuan,epec Isthmus One Of these steamships will
leave here in about six weeks and the other win follow
soon after.
We learn that the New York connections with this line
10 California only wait the completion Of the Fcrnandina
and Cuff Of Mexico Railroad The throat Of the Flo
rida sthmus 70 60 into operation. This road rapidly
advancing and IL s expected 70 be finished early in the
coming spring. line will then be established from
nom Cedar Keys 10 Mnatlan connecting By rail with a
line from New York to rcrnandins.
Mr. shell the engineer Of tho Tehuan,cpcc Railroad,
Ief, New Orleans for the Isshmus yesterday with largo
corps.
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INDEX TO THE HERALD
Events Outside of the United
States in 1853.

Of the Walker War IN Niearagea-
Overthrow Of President comonfrt, OF Mexico--
installation Of Zuloaga and Another Rsvo'u-
tion-0rsini's Attack on Napoleon's LtN-
New Regency Bill in France-L0rd Psi-
merston's Fall in England-Sepoy Rehsi-
lion in India-Anglo-French War "
China-Treaties OF the Groat Powas8
with Japan and china-Re0c,utiou7
in Peru, Venezuela AID SAM
Dorlirgc-Atlantic Telegraph
Laid-Erpption AZ Mount We
suvius = Donatis Comet
Earthquake in the Valley
Of Mexico-Massscre OF
Christians in Jiddah-
End Of the East India
Company'a Charter
Regency and
New Cabinet ia
prussia-Nion-
talemberps
rial
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MorN ymSoS ASSOCIATION Fcsp--Marvxs At LAvRa
Krxsrs THSarRR-rhe public will boar In mind that on
this "wednesday afternoon "American Cousin" ma,
nee viii be given at Miss Keenes theatre in aid Of the
fund for The purchase of Mount Vernon Considering the
naona object in view IL 10 be hoped that the housc
vi be crowded on the pccavon.
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TIM ScHooI MErirs.--The final distribution of the
Public School Medals will take place on friday al two
O'Clock, IN ward School No. "a Elm street. near Leonard
tose Who have not received their medals will be prssent
a that time. here viii be variety Of school exercises,
music, Sc
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our NAVY

Tho Pc, sonn~l Of the Navy, I'm Line OF Ire-
melton, as 1t Now Stands, with the Rcsto-
ratiens K.censly Made ny the President.
The rcs,orasons recently made in the naval VICE q tho
country esf epaI change the original lis. Of officers
80 hDe Of pronoson and az the late action Of ,hs Pre-
eide ay be considered ma, we have prepared per
kct lit Of the re- ss~Ss Of The navy as existing,
which may be rebed upon
1nrl.,xrr A..a x-rr nj nc, cxu-x1
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Before Judge Clerke.
Dse ~ -Joserh FSlis fcitd resftoli and othevs -
No case can be settled until the last provision Of the now
rule tso) 10 complied with.
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2bb- fmuri W. Henry.
2W-rh mas r. Houston.
2oT--Raipb Chandler.
0EQ Liz u II,xstt.n

2tb- Sfmuri W. Henry.
2H-rh mas r. Houston.
2oT-Ralpb Chandler.
26s--hhn r. Hamilton.
269-Phiilp Q. Johnson. jr.
26c--,John Waters.
26l--k. Randolph Besese.
262-nscar Il. Johnston.
2e2-f4eSis A. Kimberly.
264--Hv rl.y KeDpon.
2eb--S Livingston Breese.
266--George U. No, rs.
26T-John 9. eproslon.
26s-tiaDcroff Gherardi.
2C9-faniei l. Braine.
2ic-Johp lay ior Wood.
271--L. Howard Ne 8man.
2T2-Chai les r. Thor burn.
273-RcbaId I. Bowen.
274--Chafl.s W. Flusser.
2I6-wil'iim 8. Lpyen.
27e--John X. Fgglsston.
271--a. Boyd Cummings.
27s--BayMd +. hano.
27e-Gsor ge 4. Belknap.
2sc--Eiward p Williams.
2Sl--Iiavid q. Har moDy.
2s2--Willlam GWln.
2ss-John Jacob Cornwell.
2s4- James Z. Foster.
2s5-Henry wilson.
2se--A. +. X. Bepham.
2s1-RobeIt T. Chapman.
2ss-wm. p. A. Campbell.
1s9--wiisoD McGunegle.
2so--John Irwin.
2ol--Joeeph 8. Skerrett.
2es-jamcs A. Greer.
2Q3--Cbar les II. Greene.
294--rIaDcia II Baker.
296--Isssc W Hester.
29f--Fdward 4. Spedden.
29T--E Elias X. Owen.
2es-Wiliiam +. Glassell.
29g---Aaron Ward Weaver.
300--Austin Pendergrast.
30l---Joseph p, ryti..
302-Wm. Z. McCann.
3o2--Jaines Stillwell.
30d---Jcseph u. Blake.
3o5--James II. Gillis.
:OC--William Z. Htzhugh.
3oI-Treve,t Abbot.
30s--Ienjamin p. Loyal.
2o9--Chnries II. Cushman.
30 Oscar +. Stanton.
3il--iienry a. Adams, Jr.
312--George Brown.
3l3--Cbarks +. Hawiey.
3li--RnshTod b. Taylor.
315--Wiliiam ii. Ward.
3ic--Robert l. May.
3l1---JonD W. Dunnlngt0n,
3ls--Hudson M Garland.
319-James w. Shirk.
32c--Jesse Taylor, Jr.
321--Jamee G. Maxwell.
32?--HoDry Erben.
32e-Frapcis f. Shepperd.
324-Thomas p. Pelot.
a2b--Edward P. McCrea.
32G--Jobn G. Walker.
321--John g. Mitchell.
S2s-FTancis NJ. Ramsay.
32p--Richard w. Meade, Jr
33c--MaIshal G. Campbell.
331--Robert Boyd, Jr.
332--Calvin F. Thomas.
333--Cbarles c. Carpenter.
334--ADdrew J. Mccartney
235--William A. Kirkland.
33c--William II. Dana.
337--Edward y. Potter.
33s--Gcorge BACON.
339--J. Crossan Chaplin.
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: fi~n.
l7l-Clarx VI wells.
iI2--S. T.. o,lackenbush.
1T3--tarl English.
17s--,loseph " Bradford.
IT5--Rsigari " lowry.
1Te--Jonathan II Carter.
177--.,ugusius Mclaughlin.
17s-william ". Parker.
179--J. Pembroke Jones.
ls0-navid A. McDormut.
1sl-willlam Y. Buckner.
1sa--wllliam w low.
1s3-Rrhard l. Law.
1st--John r. Barraud.
1sE--Thornas Ronev.
1sf--iohn II, upshur.
1sz--Samuel n. Franklin.
1ss--william u. Whiting.
lso--wihiam L. Powell.
1875. Lcdysrd Phelps.
1ai--Fslw ard v. NcCenlcy.
1q2--william Mitchell.
fa3-frapcis A. Roe.
1Qi--Ioseph w. Smith.
ipb--wiliiaFn ". MurdunFh.
ip6--fohn N. Brooke.
1p7-wiiliam Giheon.
las--,foscph n Daniels.
lga-J. e. Y. nekrafit.
2O0-John Van McCollum
2ol--John v. Hart.
2U2--Uecar q. Badger.
2U3--Thomas G. harris.
204--John Kell.
2nh--,Iohn T.. Davis.
206--J Howard March.
207--Alexander A. Scmmes.
2ae-Jsmes = Thornton.
20a--,lohn y. stewart.
2lo--M. Patterson Jones.
2il-wa,son smith.
2l2--Alex. ". De Brec.
2i3---Joecph y. De Haven.
eii-Alex. W. Habersham.
2l6--William r. Truxtun.
2ls--asreenleaf Cilley.
2i7-tloracc ". Cratb.
21s--Samuei Magaw.
2lp--,Ismes ~. Rochelle.
220--Robert II. Minor.
22l--williaU g. West.
222-N. II. Van Zandt.
223--Francis q. Dallas.
224--Simcon :. Bassett.
22b--Robert G. Duvall.
226--David y. McCorklc.
227-William sharp.
22s---Iames I wadden.
22p--William N. Gamble.
23o---Jonathan Young.
23i--william X. Mayo.
2J2--A. I. Byrens.
233--James 4. Jouett
234--T. Scott Fillebrovn.
235-,Ioseph Fry.
23s--Fiward G. Grafton.
23T--Miiton Haxiun.
23s--Robert selden.
23o--George II. Bier.
24o--P. q. Wafmosgh.
241--,;eorge W. Young.
242--John II. Russell.
243--Biward r. Sione.
At-William r. Mercer.
24b--nawson phenix.
216-Robert y. n. Lewis.
24I--Charles r. McGary.
2<s-lunter Davidson.
249-- Andrew W. Johnson,
26o--stephen u. Luce.
26l--Dulany A. Forrest
262--RoeeYt w. Scott.
2S3-walter W. Queen.
E4-Roesrt r. Carter.
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CHAHTHsTos DC. y, 1b5s.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here, with Havana
dates OF the 25th inst.
General Scott was at Key West, and would Nave for
New Orleans in the steamer Galv eson the 26th ns
touching at Mobile.
The holidays had produced . general auc.ness IN tho
Havana markets. Sugars unchanged. Moasses,
4a4 reals. Sterling exchange, 10 134 per ccnt pre-
MUM, and on New York without change.
Ngw ORLEANS, Dec. 2s, 1858.
Tho steamship Philadelphia, from Havana tho 18th
inst, ID below. Her news 10 interesting.
The new Spanish officers had made overtures 10 the
French government 10 intervene prevent any revou-
tonary movement contemplated by the Inhabitants Of
Cuba. General Concha not consulted in the matter
There good reason 10 believe there was a revou-
tonary movement on foot among the people Of Cuba.