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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-04
Susintss Gar0s.
I IND & MURDOCH,
IL Ar curriers' AND SUTERINTFNDENTS
Nos IT, 3 and 4 MCELDOwNEY's BUILDING
ap2S-tf

Nos l, 2, 8 and 4 McELpowNEY's BU1LpING
ap2s-tf
PROWN s. O'DONOvAN, ~
,s sFFoREIGN AND D0NEsTIc LIQUoRs,
apl6-h No SO CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
n G. sTARKWETHER,
In. PRACTICAL ARCHITECT,
SUPERINTENDENT OF FubI1c
AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS.
I EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
IL ARTIST
STUDIO, Second story, No. 60 SECOND STREET
mr3l1y
DE CORMIS & ROGERS,
- IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES BRANDIEs, GINS,
SCOTCH AND IRISH MALT wnIsKYs,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER,
mr24u No. COMMERCE STREET, Bait.
"A r. COPELAND,
|s FASHIONABLE HATS CAPS &c
No. 40 BdItim0re Street.
Between FREDERICK and HARRISON SITS.
mr111y BALTIMORE.
FRANCIS DENMEAD,
IL Manufacturer of RYE AND BARLEY MALT,
CITY MALT HOUSE, West Falls Avenue,
BALTIMORE.
n B-Iiops constantly on hand. fe221y
,RANT & BROTHER, ''A'
" COMMISSI0N MERCHANTS.
NJ OIL EAChANGE flaCf
1eZZ-f Baltimore.
Holm S. WILLIAMS s. BRO,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So COMMERCE STREET,
lett. BALTIMORE.
] L. M'PHAlL h,S s BROS d,R 3rs r,,n .nonn
No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET,
Be,oeen North and Calvert streets norh sideJ fe22tf
wM W JANNEY LOUIS STOW.
ANNEY pSa55CC s STOW " o.>,rn -,
C0AAISSION NERC RCHANTS,
.o, No. 10l SOUTH STREET,
te22ly Baltimore.
EOSEPH CARSON s. co.
- WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 43 AND 40 LIGHT STREET,
Baltimore.
LberaI advances made consignments fe22-tf
COURTNEY s. CUSHING,
~ TOBA Geo COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
E. S. COURTNEY, BALTIMORE
C. F. CUSHING,
J. A. COURTNEY. fe2atf
] LYLE ,';I.A.F. CLARKE & CO..
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
No; 1o6 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
" Baltimore fe22n
ID RICHARDSON & co,
q SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Baltimore. mr1 If
HALL s LONEY,
LII SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No Sc BUCHANAN'S WHARF.
BALTIMORE,
Give particular attention to consignments SUGAR
MOLASSES, COTTON, COFFEE, RICE, FISH PROVIS-
IONS, FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. also fill orders for same
fe22tf
NV II. WALTERS & co,
w. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
VINES G LIQUORS.
NO. 6S EXCHANGE PLACE.
LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
n9- large and very fine stock of OLD RYE WHISKEY
on hand. feat
T. r MARTIN. NJ. R. MARTIN
II 7. MARTIN & BRO,
l. IMPORTERS AND DEALERSIN
LIQ U o r Sand
General COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. - CALVERT ST., tone door from Pratt).
mal-f Baltimore.
JOHN f. PICKRELL, LEWIS WARRINGTON
John F. PICKRELL & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore.
HVNLiberal advances made consignments. fe24tf
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FROM RIO DE LANEIRn

The ship Snow Squall, Captain Lloyd, in tow of
the towboat Conqueror, was detained by the au-
thorities at Quarantine on Wednesday last ON ac-
count of two men dying on the passage home. She
Is onl Y twenty-nine days out, being one of the
quickest trips made The President of the
Board of Health telegraphed to the Quarantine Sta
ton to fumigate the ship previous to her arrival up
to the city. Messrs. Schwartz & Co.. her agents,
think that she will be up in the course OF today as
there is at this time no sickness on board. The
Captain sent up yesterday all his letters &c
From a circular of Messrs. Maxwell, Wright &
Co. we learn that on the 18th ult the brig Il. C.
Wright, with 3,l70 bags coffee; on the 18th, the
ship Rather, with 1922 bags coee and on the 18th
the bark Grapeshot, with $500 bags, sailed for this
port.
The bark Adeline for New York, with 2,258 bags
coffee, and bark Dorchester, for Baltimore, with
1923 bags cleared on the oath April
The barks Chattanooga, Maria Gorilla and schoon-
er Meteor, had arrived from the United States.
We extract from Messrs. Wright Co. s circular,
dated at Rio, the oath ult the following with re-
gard to the coffee market:
COFFEE.-The market was quiet, small sales only
making from the departure of packet up to vester-
day dealers demanding higher prices than purchasers
were willing, rs rule, to give. The receipt of more
favorable advices from New Orleans to 9TH March
yesterday, for Gorilla brought forward buyers and
sales of 5000 bags were made at the advanced de
mand OF dealers, and receipts and stock continue
very small, notwithstanding the favorable weather
We are now having the market is decidedly frmer,
and we cannot quote less than 600@4 500 for round
lots, and WS00d5I 900 for selections. The highest
price far paid 4sOO the sales of yesterday be
ing at 4H600, 100 and 4IS00, according to quail
ty of lot. 1t is impossible to buy, except in lots
and quotation for seections'is entirely nominal
Daily Delta, MaY 90.
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MECHANICAL BAKERY COMPANY

NAVY BREAD AND CRACKERe
The attention Of Merchants Shippers is invited to
examination OF the HARD BREAD now being mann
STREET tnear Pratt street which in ouatv and nrice
is believed to be superior to any manufactured in the
city mv2I-1m
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STEAM PACKING,

CAR SPRINGS &c,
In variety of sizes and thcknesses Any article
hand will be made to order.
f. NJ. PUNDERSON K Co,
200 Baltimore street,
DEALERS IN RUBBER GOODS in all of their extended
variety. my10 If
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LNIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
II GEORGE B. COALE,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY STREET
AGENT WITH POWERS FOR THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Capital S5OOO00
HOME INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK CITY,
Cash Capital $500 900.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co OF HARTFORD
Cash Capital $500, 900.
Property of all kinds in TOWN COUNTRY insured at
the reasonable terms
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The bombay mail of April 24th had arrived in
England. The main features of the news have been
anticipated by the telegraph. The hot weather had
set in in all its intensity but the greater part Oft the
British forces would of necessity be kept to the
field The advance into Rohilcund had commenced.
Interesting details are given of the capture of
Jhansi and kOtah. The resistance at the former
was severe, and the British sustained considerable
losses but the operation is pronounced one of the
most brilliant of the campaign.
Sir Archdalc Wilson, the conqueror ofDeh, had
arrived in London.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

B-The Baton Rouge Gazette says that
Mr., Douglas has entered into planting
partnership with a gentleman Of Ba,sn
hoiige, and that the negroes from his Mis-
sissippi plantation, rscedlly sold, are to be
Transferred to that tts,e.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

TFWe learn that the Government has
let out the contract TO supply the Army with
5000 head of Horses end Mules 10 COM
pany east of this. The animals are 10 be
delivered q! St. Lohis, This seems 10 US
to be grave error in the managers of this
matter, as the cost of transportation from
St. Louis to Fort. Leavenworth will reach
$50 900, all Of which could hava been saw
ed had the usual plan been pursued Of buy
ing the animals needed, at Fort LeavenI
worth.
When the Mexican war broke ont three
regiments were outft,ed at LeavenuOrtlS
and were supplied with horses and mules
by the citizens of upper Missouri; at low
prices, and the country is much better able
at this time 10 furnish the animals required
than they were tlen. But so great has be-
came the corruptions Of Government off,
cials that it is not possible for ordinary
citizens to sell to them; contracts are all let
out TO fawning iavortes who make immense
fortunes in single transactions. To this
system may be attributed, in great meas
ure the alarming increase IN the national ex-
penditnres, having run up since Mr.. Van
Bnren's Administrator, Eaho was put out
Of Office for his extraTagancel from $50,
oo0,0oo, 10 over 70 millions last year, with
prospect this year Of going overa 100000,
900 dollars. Yet the people cry out,
Great is Dianah. ."-[Independsncs Mes
senger, 9th, --.--.. $3.50.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

... ...,---. S.. HI. BAILEY, ,-. s--. -r-
Wholesale Confectioner.
No.5 Second Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
W7OULD respectfully call your attention to
w hl5 large and complete assortment of
Large and Small Stick Candy,
Sugar pums, Almond Comfits, Rock Candy,
Kisses and Lozenges.
Also, to his assortment of Fancy Kiss Papers,
Fancy Boxes, Cornucopias, &C., for Confectlon-
cry. His articles are manufactured expressly for
the country trade, and their superior quality is
well atested by tina large and increasing sales, and
the already well established reputation which they
have acquired, believed to surpass that of any
other establishmeDtin in st. Louis.
0gr ordersi solicited and promptly attended 10.
October IL, 1855,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

fRsSngh-sopies of THE TINES, put up in
wrappers, ca. always be had at the Office ative
centsa copy. u " ' .f.t p VI "t -
n5F Yearly advertisers are restricted totheir
egftimate business. other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
GTrNo charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notices--to he paid In advance. Fssf# e..
RT-The charge for marriage noticesIs leftto
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper. ai
RR.Where editorial notice Of advertisements
requested, }, 1t WILDE givenand charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18
SMITH HOTEL,
Randolph House.

Main Street, westside Of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
&@ THE public are respectfully informed
LII that have taken possession of the above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-
modation. Several very desirable additions have
been made to the Hotel, and am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
satisfactory manner, al who may give metheir
patronage. * .ss- JAMES FLORE.
march 20, 1885,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-18

SO AOO LBS WOOL wANTED.-wE
e)O,OUU will purchase at fair prices, all
the good wool Of this years clip which may offer.
Glasgow, July ., 1887,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-27
NEW YORK NEWS-.IuIx 2G

There 1900 aborers employed at the Central Park
at present Since the work the Park commenced oS-
houses and shanties have been removed from the
thirteen acres of the skatngpond have been excayated
forty Of land have been grubbed sixty acres of
lower pond have been drained Sixty street has been
eveled; considerable blasting has been done and great
deal of rock removed and wall has been built
the entire Park.
The bark Harmon. from Matanzas having four mason
gers; brig Loano from Remedies one passenger and tIo
clipper ship Swallow from Havana, with two passengers
arrived in the lower anchorage yesterday The two for
mer report all well board and having had fine weather
during the passage The Swallow left Havana on the
inst and the 18Th Thomas Ward the salmaker did
of yellow fever On the 10th stopped off Charleston bar
and sent in for medicines for captain crew who wer
unwe; time landed Richard Ward third officer
Thomas Moran, Cornelius Anderson, the carpenter and
Thomas Mangus, seaman, all sick.
There were COZ deaths in this city last week-54 more
than occurred during the week preceding OF these 1o
were caused by cholera infantum. The majority of ta
victims t4S0 children There were 10 deaths from
violent causes.
The Mormons of New York and neigboring States met
in conference Sunday afternoon and evening in Broome
street the first meeting since the They were
peace and manifested considerable satisfaction viii
the proceedings of the new Governor.
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ImGUcslsa

Coroner sparklin called yesterday morning to
mold an inquest over the body of named Conrad
Nelsbrod German, who died suddenly between and
O'Clock at the of Gay and Exeter streets The de-
ceased was about 60 years of age shoemaker by trade
ana IS represented to have been of incorporate habits He
was passing in that locality, and by several Der
sons to fall suddenly to the pavement and was picked nm
ana carried to neighborng store but expired in few
minutes The body was then conveyed the Cenirai po
nee station where the inquest held Dr. Stephenson
expressed it as his opinion before the jury that he came
TO his death from disease of the heart and they
aVerdct in accordance with that opinion The deceased
was a married man, but did reside with any of his
family His wife and daughter live at corner of Cav
ana Saratoga Streets and when informed of his death de-
clined to take charge of the body.
The same coroner Immediately after the above inquest
held another over the body of named Nichols Red
den residing in Star alley Canton avenue who i ed
suddenly his house about o'clock on Monday morn
ing. The deceased was OF intemperae habits and
coming home on Sunday night somewhat intoxicated
placed an Old door chairs laid down on il and
went to sleep His wife then stairs to bed aa
ing him asleep below. About two O'Clock she heard n
noise as If some one had fallen and Fastening down found
her laying the floor groaning heavily and un
able to speak Before any assistance could be rendered
the man expired The jury rendered verdict of death
from disease of the heart supernduced by ntemperance
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LATEST NEW,
TELE r A NJ S

RECEIVED ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

Later from Europe win Cape Race
ST. JOINS, n. F.. July 26--The steamer Europa has
been boarded by the beat OFF Cape Race the fol
lowing abstract of her ad. ices has reached here Her
dates Liverpool the 18th nstantthrce DAYS
later than per steamer Indian The Nova Scotia
arrived out the 10th and the Persia on the 18th.
The telegraph feet was to sail again on the 17th
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL July 17th.-Coton-sales of the week 27 :
600 bales all qualities slightly declined The market is
quiet.
The sales included 500 bales to speculators and 500
freely show disposition press sales New
Orleans fair q; middlng Z Mobile fair 7 4; middng
6z; Upland fair X; middng 1916. Stock in port
636 600 bales including $4,000 bales of American.
Manchester advces favorable Fair and middng
qualities have improved most
Breadstufs-The market has declining tendency
The weather has been favorable for the crops Flour
dull and Cd lower; Ohio 22s apis Wheat dull at de
cline of Is red Southern 6s. 2d. 6S Sd white 6s Cd "a
Is. Sd. Corn is very dull; yellow 34s. Cd.
PRoDUCE-Sugar is steady. Rice is firm Rosin is
steady l2s fine Turpentine Spirits dull at IL As
Provisions-The market has a declining tendency
Money Market-Consols 95as.
THE LATEST.
Saturday noon.-COtton closes dull under the Persa's
advces Breadstufs quiet. Provisions close steady.
The India bill passed Parliament on the I'd inst.
The massacre of the Christians at eddah has attracted
much attention throughout Europe. Turkey has promised
to avenge the massacre.
1t was reported that England and France would occupy
the place at with troops.
Bombay advices to June 10th had reached England
The Capee Rebels had defeated the Scnda troops at waor
and large number of the latter had gone over 10 the
enemy
A Strong British force was preparing to recapture
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

THE WooDMAN Divorce CAsE.-Decision of the
Court only an the matter Of Dieorce an tauor of the
Plaiatif. The following decision was yesterday
rendered by the Second District Court, Judge p
ii. Morgan. 1t will be that it touches only
only upon the matter of divorce:
m, y. q: Woodman rs. Caroline Thomas, his rife
Inc only question presented to the Court for judg
m neat m IN this case, under the agreement of counsel
me- Is as to the divorce which the plaintiff claims
aSd is; ,b; 'ne defendant the ground of adultery
tnosaS ss the only part of the case which will be
sive that " ibe 'ds decree The evidence is concu
as Is charged in the plaintiffs petition. and the
pant under the laws of this State, is therefore
enia.ed dd 20 tne relief he asks for 1t is therefore
ordered, adJudged and decreed that tbera ha ;nde'
ment in favor of the plaintiff, O. O. Wdodmg pe
and against the defendant Caroline Thomas rrant
ing him divorce riacdo from the said CaSsoI;,
Thomas. This decree to have no effect mon ti,e
contest between the parties relative to any otbar
matter except the question of divorce which alone
is affected by this decree. The costs of this pro
ceeding to be borneby the defendant Orleans
Picayane. f.- . ..s
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Police TnfelI;uepca

Heor%e Anderson was arrested yesterday by officer
esworhy charged with throwing stones in the street.
lie was 1ned 81 and costs by Justice AudOun.
Gabriel Roseman arrested yesterday by officer
movies charged with running his without license
lie was lined 81 and costs by Justice Audoun.
William Thompson, George Smith and William Coonan
VINO were arrested last week by officers Meaes and Hut
ION, charged with having stolen water caSk belonging
to Captain Cheeseborough, had hearing yesterday morn
ing before Justice Griffin The accused proved by CONNIE
e witnesses that they found the cask floating in the water
outside the Wharf.-The and not knowing the owner or how
IL got there they secured and tosed to Canton There
Deng no evidence toprove theft their part the jus
tce discharged them from custody.
kehecca Hall was yesterday arrested by policeman Cad
GeSs on the charge of stealing $50 from Louisa Heyener
She was committed to Jail for Court by Justice Marrow
Michael Kelly and Andrew Lownds, were arrested bv
ocer scharer upon the charge of occupying the wrong
stand with their hacks and Justice Rdgey fined them 50
ana cost
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

pOsTON pOoT Nm cunp u,pUpr -, oo r,
Rt "a &C Sho 80 pa 80 , ohor , hhEI, 'uly Tine
,yeaS Int there n t ,bt | % ply aetite Ihe past
kst the trade generaIi Ionld f anu " MN lion 10 .ie mar
is son,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN aonsa@ @ @ @ ' an" ai mere
advances however we look for an deS 9 On
prices no material change If any tbina tbau baa "a
rather in favor of buyers The stock Of seasonab,s d
is very fair and as manufacturers are still fv ,I
ed there ia likely 10 he good assortment kant ~
iele i' iiney W pe soou Sor lineht Kept up during
ont bv Observation-Disclosures were suiig
Dy were Nlosy contracted Tor In
ia in modarata dasnd at nrevons 1ricas hgI id aner G
taken about ~ fast a. raceiyed at verv fniI nr W ar
aots To- Gaiisi S & go @ th;s ~ @ or Nv Wv vi, ~, NO & eN.
week me quantity cleared at the custom House has
0een As ion0"s; 1880 ,os-
For the week, cases. ............ 4.57o $50
Since January 1O1 Se5 113 Ies
-
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La W LNTELLIGENCE.

COURT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Robert n Martin
Special Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday.
damages for the breaking of window and inrres s,s
tanned thereby certain musical instrument bv the bacI
ing in from the of horse belonging to the defendant
Jury out at the adjournment of the Court VIM Frict
for the plaintiff VIM. 7. Whyte for the defendant
There was no business transacted in any the other
Courts yesterday
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RoTTERDAM-Sl5 hhds tobacco 81 hhds tobacco stems;
IL tons bark $50 brls rosin; so ogwood; 2,26S
slaves.
BERMUDA-197 brs -four; 3S half brls do; 12 brs
meal 67O bushels corn "a bus bran 76 bus oats brls
bread; 10 boxes cake brls biscuit brls half and
2quarter brs crackers brls pork IA brs or brls
beef 6S hams; kegs butter; IL kegs, kettle lard 2G
boxes cheese tee, 4 tee brls and keg rice; gross
blacking; doz buckets; doz brooms brl sugar 4
brls do; brl, cans burning huid boxes candles;
realms paper brls vinegar box starch sxes her
rings; "A Sheep br bacon; 10 boxes segars box flax
merchandise
DEMERARA-725 brls four $50 half brls do 5000 feet
Inn
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The chesapeake and Ohio Canal fully resumed
navigation throughout on Thursday last On the
evening of that day the first canal boats since the
repair at dam No. arrived at tide water Since
that about forty cargoes have come down, with des
tinations for Georgetown and Alexandria. 1t is tc
be hoped, and at present there seems TO be no rea
to fear that the rest of the season will continue
favorable to large transmission of coal from the
Cumberland mines by canal to a seaboard MARKET
National hteligeacer.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-Irrv %

The exports from Philadelphia foreign ports from
the 18th to the Goth inst amounted to s70726 the nrin
cpal articles being 1856 barrels -four 1913 do corn meal
hams as ESQ do lard "
Miss Jaggers, the young lady who cowhded younp
Bishop evening during the past week f the yiciritT
OF Farmer and Seventh Streets has been held TO hail II;
5000 by Alderman Cullen to charge of assault
bait - 0s'''uit
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PRlCE TWO CENTS
NEAL ROBBERY AT THE CARS-TWo TuoI-
- SAND DOLLARS STOTEN iio'-
" - rom me Saratoga Daay NcArs. mn, 90

Tbprssda0Sm sd,0m 1ya NE Sgratoya DAILY Mars, Tdg 281
South We're leaving the cars Mrs MSsyEers Wer5 irom the
her. & m lard Of New York gave the alarm mi t ot u
% young SGns1 @sn had the esn Sboq and out p
iol arrested, but nothing found of th act. ne
cars at Fs Ra Aard testified that she got nto h
buck k,soon and had at the time in her nocknt
in gold coin eoniaining-l silver snuff box $50
Kentucky N one $40 bill, and some small hiivs
worth Sfoo o'afe Bond for 81 900, diamond 'lli r1a
ring worth s2So SiastGr ono ring worth $500 cluster
worth $500, and a p"% "he E Ggentteman's diamond pin
with her. As sh' and his wife, were in tbc cari @"u
thing hit asaSst snf was E passing ont she felt "s soe Gaes
missed it. The Young pr pocket %an and Immediately
ad pdiJsn 80 She hold of him. 5fq 5St b was then
him. The 1~ poce fHs next car gentleman ISp sopped
about $50, which he claimed a. IL on him except
Tbompnr Tbvpt lor trunk. He gave his Mama ana ID also
bou 30 and said he resided in Abapy as 2ohn 2
light hair anu thick set, and has
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FOn, Utah.

ST LOUIS, July 26Dispatches from ST. Josephs state
that advces from Salt Lake City July Sd have been re-
ceived The Mormons had all returned to the city and
to their homes in different parts of the Territory
johnson had passed through the city with horses and
encamped at distance of thirty miles the other side
There troops in the city The Government OFF
GERS had been duly installed in their offices
The reported gold discoveries Veran's Fort
is not fully credited.
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From Washiruton.

WAsnINGToN July 26-The President to day appoint
Ell James 5 Dckie, Postmaster at Buffalo, James T.
Fonda, Postmaster at Troy, vice Mr.. Whitman
The German Festival at Arlington today attended
by thousands 1t was the greatest affair of the kind ever
held in this vicinity. large amount of money was
realized toward the erection of the Seuben Monument in
New York.
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The Memphis papers are filled with editorials and
communications about the defunct Citizens Bank,
Some estimate its outstanding circulation at s4OO-
600, of which little, if any, win be redeemed.
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shin News

snip News.
NORFOLK, July 26Arrived at Quarantine French brig
Coquette from Martinique-in ballast OF Willoughby 5
Point ship Jane Henderson, of Baltimore dismasted
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The Salem Gazette says, that of an acre of pota-
toes on the Dodge farm in Hamilton, one third of
the vines have fallen and rOtted VI