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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01
TIE BANK or THE STATE or SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.

The South Carooan publishes the report of the presi
dent and directors Of the Bank of the State Of South Car
DINA for the past fiscal year. ending September 80 Tho
profits OF the bank were s27S,772 Ca of which $50
2l2 y passed to the credit of the sinking fund In
concluding the report the president says
: Id our last annual report we stated that this bank
had suspended specie payments under circumstances set
forth In that report We would now state that in com
mon with the other banks Of the State that had suspend
ed this bank resumed the payment of specie on the fifth
day OF June last The banks of this city had some time
previously reduced the rate for sight exchange ON the
North to point which had removed in great degree
any inconvenience to the business of the country
ing from suspension.
The resumption has been attended with no embar-
ssnent and the present condition of the banks prove
That though the portion of their assets vested in specie
M the close OF the business season of the last year may
not have been adequate to meet the demand which arose
under the extraordinary circumstances of the period yet
the deficiency Of specie not evidence of insolvency or
nadeqnacy Of means to discharge all their obligations
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

DEATH OF Ex-GovmSoR ScIiLEY, or GEonoh.-The
Augusta papers of Sunday, tho 2lst, bring the nte
gence Of the death of Ex-Governor schey of Georgia
He died at his residence in Augusta Saturday after
noon in the I'D year Of his age Mr. Schley has held
important relations to the people OF Georgia In 1925
he elected by the legislature judge of the superior
court Of the middle circuit, and held that position until
1928. In 1880 no represented Richmond county in the
legislature In 1882 hc elected to Congress and
served during the sessions of 1885, a. and 49, and in
1895 was elected governor of the State and filled that
office until 1897
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01
WHOLESALE TRaGEDK.
From Tho MomphI. Avalanche. Nov. q.

letter has been received at Camp Floyd from gen
tleman in Los Angeles, California detailing tragedy
which was enacted between twelve deserers from the
army of Utah. who had succeeded by Mormon assistance
in reaching California Three of them led by man
named Burns, who had been trumpcter in the 10th in
hntry, murdered the other nine for the sake OF their
money. Burns then proceeded at night, to cut the
Threats of his two accompees. One he killed. The
other survived obtained assistance and gave evidence
which led to the of Buns who now in conne
ment at Los Angeles.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

PsnsoxAI-Hon. klkert G. Jenkins and lady, of vir-
ginia and Hon Guy NJ. Bryant and lady, of Texas are
at Browns Hotel Hon, Stephen c. Foster and lady, of
Maine, are at the ST. Charles Hotel Hon Edward Joy
Morris and lady of Pennsylvania, and Hon. Samuel II.
Curtis apd family are At the Washington House Hon
Martin w Bates, Of DeaYare and hon. John Forsyth,
OF Alabama, are IL the Kirkwood House Hon W. NJ
ChurchwelI, OF Tennessee Major w a. Nichols. and ~
Col A Porter, of the U. $. army, at Willqrds
Hotel
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

The Virginia annual Methodist Episcopal conference is
in session at Portsmouth According to the report OF
the Rev Mr.. McFennel, agent Of the publishing house
at Nashville its assets valued $l31 2G3 and its
liabilities at Sll2, 4s9, of which SIT 45G is bud worth
but hte and $40 45G slow aud difficult TO realize The
agent states that there about 800 tnerant and
5000 local ulEsters, and half million members in the
Methodist Church South yet thoir publishing house end
periodical suffered for want Of patronage y Z.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1868
Business Notice.

the establishment view ofthe proposed
in terms will be conducted strictly cash basis all
the Union
payments Agents date
W Ilpscomb who authorized make collections
~ Della are, Maryland, aud Virginia.
MAslixoroS, March rs, ls5s-tr
foregoing any agents eoec
employ have heretofore
on have such service parts
country, Ap eft
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

The above is regarded very favorable exhibit The
contraction in loans is merely nominal the increase in
specie large considering the active shipment of specie
to the South and the arrival of the Illinois adds 81 &c.
532 TO the reserve of bullion held by the banks.
The money market is very inanimatc, and shows no
signs of Improvement # a'# ADSUM.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

Hon Sas NJ Burroughs, of New. York, has been con
pred to his room for several weeks past by Illness
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

their usual occupations, and trust, to increased
general prosperity.
The following exhibits the operations Of the ware
house IN New York and the goods entered for con
sumption for the months of September and October
of the present year
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-01

We understand thai Senior Don Luis Molina yes
tcrday delivered to the President his credentials
envoy extraordinary and minister penipotentary of
the republic of Costa RIGA. This gentleman has re-
sided haze for several years first charge afaires
Of that republic, and gore recently, jointly with Don
Napoleon Escaente, in the same character of which
he Is now the sole representative.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
DIRR.

kRNOLD--On tuesday, July Of consumption RchsTd II.
Arnold, in the tsth year Of hs Sse-
Noce OF bis funeral his lac esienoe No rs Troy street,
in to-mouows papers
Buffalo and pubuqae papers please copy
HYpE-On rueSsy June 15 al MsntanEss CabA Of yellow
Battle Sarah hasn. shieI OF Samuel L. Hyde Of s
city, sged II years and months
Norwich, Conn, papers pease copy
JUDSON-On Monday. July William W Jndson, Councilman
the Sixteenth Dstc. aged 50 months and days
His ieI ds and those Of the family also the members OF the
present and Boards of Councnen and Aldermen.
oues.ed 20 attend his funeral "Wednesday a. o'clock
from his Ae residence No. l67 Monroe street without further
notice.
His Ie mains will be- conveyed 20 Greenwood.
RUSsELL-in Brooklyn. Monday, July S, WiIisu s. :
Russell IT, tldss; Of William s. s and Rsbeoes Russell
aged years. 10 months and cay.
His remains taken 20 Norwich, Conn, for insrnent
WATERSANOn Tuesday ev.rng July at tse residence Of
her .ou-insw f. Morgan, Mia Lydia Waterman il The
7Sa year Of her age
Her remains will be taken Hartford for intermen.-
WIEKS-On NoEdsy July Libby yourses; child Of Absrtns
A and EAEsbeth II. Weeks aged months and ID DAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
Markets. .Peported Bv TslegrapI

OswEGo. July 8, ?. m.-ELOUs s.e:dy. WHEAr lower
~ bushels Chicago Spring 7S97fc mostly
prices Coks quiet. OATs without material changes; safes
70tC0 bushels 4. sOs FRElCHrs steady f7022 on
Flour 7ic. for WHEAT NewYorf LAKE IMPoRTs-sO 900
bushels Wheat "a 900 bushels Corn 600 bushels sshsy
buth-s Oe.s CANAL EAFoRrs-lO go bblA Flour 10 OOO
bushels Wheat IA 100 buIhels Corn l5CCO bushels Oats
bALTtAoRE, Jsly o.-FLOUR aud WHEAT steady ard un-
chsngsG Corn market Dull for White. bui br.k fli Yellow a.
sane. WHISKY 6im al 2292Sc Provisions duh and IN.
chsns.d.
CINCINNATI. July 6-FLoUs firm a. IS sO9s4dsl g.
WBEAT G75c fer Rcd ard White WHrsKY sd
ysuced 2lc Hes PORK In 'sr demand go bbs
s40 "a 75G *4 S7b generally held At 5 BACON dull
CHcaCo, July 6-FLoUR steady. WHEAT 6Gm a. 6S..
CoRS-A declining tsndsncy. O.1s firm. shiPNESTs-r To
Bufso. 1890 hush Wheat to Os~eso % OoO bush Wheat
RECEIPTS to-ssy-3soo bbs Flour, 200 bush Wheat
l06 eco bush. Corn
BUFFALO, Jaly Cd mFLoUR steady sales sO bbls a.
- y for extra Wisconsin, 81 g do Ohio aud Csnads
81 i5cS4 81 for Double Extra WHEAT lower; sales a. 600
bush Cbicsgo sprDg &c for Inferior 6Jq6c f good u
5000 bush 4c FOR warm; 5a.sc for sound Mixed el
for prime N5e Illinois OATS l3wer II eco Duah :. J70
S-!e. WHISKY qlist aud steady.
tREIGHTs quite firm al i0dlo4c. tor Wheat NewYork
LAKE. IMPORTS the u hours ending bb F9gr
u 20 bssh Wheat - 200 bush. Corn % 100 b1sh O. CANAL
ExPoRTs; 90 bbls Eom - Oc0 bl,h. Whea 300 bush.
Corn, H. 20 bush. Oas
ALBsSY July m.-No.hrg doing m n. PLora or GRAY
nki to-day beyond soue sales OF cOss Toe for fair Western
mixed sfos No New evening" In the ATTLE
srtet BEEvEs fell OF fun half from prices
the fcf i've weight being 3l04e quality up
weeks SHEEP dull prices irregular and very us.
Sales of fat Hoes very dull 464ie live weight no market r
s.crss reo.irts light, much under asE week.
PHLADELHHiA July 6FLOCR quiet; sales Of 900 bills 8,
- z1G 81 or WHEAT quiet. sales Of 5coo bashels Rec a.
- o4G FL oo Coax ouy,nt sses Of 500 bush. yellow ct
7S COFFEE hIm a. III Glfc. WHISKY Is scHee =. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
~ ApnTNT
Pass~uxers Arrived

b. ..sam,hp Ciiy 0 Wsshiagtoa from Lisopsi-N,
Vll,rs Mf Weber, Mrs Butler. srl daagh'eF M "a
Mir. Wea,berhI and children Mr. Calves, Mt sv-Tss
Feris AZ en 3D. Mr. Mdo-ion NJ snd Mrs Hgshss Ar Mo-
MT Har. Mr., Lawrrnoe aad ehidfrn, NJ R-iI asd 90
N,. Herbert Mrs Staple and ,hneren, Mr. Beok Mn rncI
IL M R.srs Mr NNr.h vii. and child. Mr. AbrAsAm n,
Kitsop. NJ soar NJ Te amp.on, Mr. wIishi Mr. and M
h..,ou Mr. Tyns Mr.. ndoombe. Mr. Husl. Nj foo'e. h
n, Nile. hr, Haywood. Mrs Ems. NJ and Mrs ClSt ~
chi j ep AID servant, Nj Bykorre.i NJ Wneeler NJ Dvs
n, and Ms Lass and 6 children Hr Ward Ar hoit u
H,,, M CABOT, Mr. wsson. Nj. OsY,moie Mt DauSn, NJ
RoStt, M Dusp Mr. kneyias. ard 'iee >se ess..nssa
20 re brig " MIyhcir from Bcy@ Nd inos rrt
u.ler ~ D. Edward Ktsisea, insl.s Loush 0hosr; Gsss
C. Arsn. W. CSIdy. W. A. sTsn ,
Ia ~ ,tel s.aip aGllA Empre r0n Gd!say-Mn Csaaaa
.iv spd ehidreu ,he Rev O. Holland Huge Moore, VA
A Jcrs, John A. Reid. J " Gay Ca, hyGe. Wr Assaa
IN as Ha~5uyq gaRist Carl Hetarea fro~ sSos's,a-R
FNrep Dr. Steele, Capt. Cowan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
MARINE APPAIRS.
YELLOW FEVER At QUARANTINE.

YELLOW FEVER At QUARANTINE.
Within the past two days three vessels have arrived
here with yellow fever on board. About : o'clock last
Monday morning the chip Susan, acting Capt William
SOD, from Mstarzss with sugar for Greenock, Scot
land put into this port in dstress, her Captain Duo'
esry) having Died when three days out from her port
Of departure Of yellow fever Two sailors died Of the
ssme disease rec days before making this port, and
five others were down sick, .nd ssn' TO toe Marine
Hospital ss socn ss tce chip arrived. The Susan was
iumediatey sent 70 the Lower Quarantine anchorage
her crew landed a. Marine Hospital, aud chip keepers
placed on board the vessel.
The ship Grotto late Capt. Nicolls, from Ssgua Ia
Grsnde, with sugar, for Falmouth, Eogand, also put
into this port on MOndly with yellow fever on board.
Capt Noos died On the mig ght before the ship anved
two men died on the passage, one on the first night
ont, The other last Saturday hight Of the same dis-
ease Seven Of the crew being sick, sent 70 the
Hospital snd the clip was immediately towed TO the
Lower Quarantine. Mrs Nicols with her tso
children, are row at the Marine Hospital The body
of her bu band which she had caused TO be sewed up
in caavss and pitched over, in order TO bury it on
shore, wss landed and inferred soon after arrival.
Yesterday morning the bark Greenland, Capt. Var
nsm from Havana, bound hither With sugar, arrived
al Quarantine. The captain was taken TO the Hospital
in the ast stages Of the fever, and is not likely to
cover. He lost his wife and child at Havana by the
same disease and brought their bodies home intending
TO bury them in the little family tomb in Maine. Ere
this II ia probable that all three OF them lie side BY
eide in common grave. The vessel has been cent
to keep company with the other infected ships.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
MARRIED.

BROWN-sCOTT-In Brooklyn, Sunday. Jnly 4, at the
Plymouth Church, BY the Rev. Henry Ward Beeoher, Mr.
Jeremiah o. Brown 10 Sarah Elizabeth eldest daughter of
Ransom Scott all of Scott, Cortland County, N. Y.
DAUBE-TURNER-On Sunday, July at the PARSONAGE of
the Grsene.street NJ T. Church by the Rev. VIM p Corb
Mr. Adolphus Dsube 70 Miss Pauline Turner.
DIXON- -DlNWIDDIE-0n Sunday July T. a. the PARSONAGE
Of the Greene street NJ T. Church BY the Rev VIM CoIb
Mr. Alexander Dixon 10 Miss Mary l. Dnviddie.
HOAGLAND-BIGELOW-In Sprinfseld Osego County
N " Wednesday Jupe so by the Rev Dir. Van Vs1ken
bu,h Mr. Her deTson Hosglsnd of this city Miss Matte
D. daughter Of Wm L Bigelow, ESQ.
LOOP-LANDER-On Thursday, July l. BY the Rev T. O.
Clark Edward Steir Loop esq, OF Wnke barre Pen1 and
Hattie A. Lander eldest daughter OF T. d. Lander of this
city.
PLANTS-RICHARDS0N-lnB Brooklyn, on Sunday, July T.
by Rev s A. Baker Joseph Plants, aud Miss Susan
Robndson of Brooklyn.
WOLFE-JACKsON-O ruesdsy July 6, by the Rev. Joel
PAIler d. the Rev A X. Wolfe LAuIs r., daughter Of
LuIber Jackson, tl Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
TIE annexed information in regard to LsnG

TIE annexed information IN regard TO Land War.
rants is from ThOmpsOa's Bank Note Reporter:
GLAND WARRAsTs.-The demand for Warrants is
steadily increasing, and will undoubtedly run up tie
market vsue to hign figure before the lst of Sep.
tsmber when several Land Offices will be opened in
the most desirable parts of the West An act .ssed
the last session Of Congress, authorizes Lsad War
rants sfued under the &C: OF 1855 to be rece yed
hall payment for the land the railroad lines held at
81 30 per acre. heretofore payable only gold. This
is an important Law, and has advanced the new war
rants TO the value as those under the acts pre-
yious to 1870.
"The Lsnd. Office st Council Bluffs, Iowa reopensd
on the lon Of ane, aud tne,e we're large number Of
applicants present Adyces from there say, sos aud
1903 sell readily mere for per acre, sni I2Os for -
cent? Tie Government receives bat li,te money Tor
i,s iar Is; taey al swept off by land wanscis.
IN KsnsGs there is more acISe denand--l6O acres
commanding $l60 cssh or S9SS payable in one year,
and secured by deed Of land. The settlers there
evince the greatest anxiety to secure their 10 nds AMI
homes before the sale 10 September, when they would
otherxlse be 81 the mercy OF from
the East The proclamation Of sales - come OF 10
Jure (but which were pos ponsd TO November st the
request of The Kansas people, very erec.usly swak-
ened them TO reaizng secse Of the danger they We're
exposed TO. Nov they hsye more money and are
anxious 10 be prepared toe opening OF tne sses.
IG Michigan, two lsnd offices open oa the 10th Of Au
gust. A. Traverse City, on the western side of the
STATE there Will be offered some OF the choicest grain
laIds of the S,ste, and sc Ionia slso. Bo,h these
tracts trsvsrsed by three railroads, the Grand
Rapids ard Indiana, the Flint and Pere Marquette,
ana The Detroit and Milwaukee. Ana probably these
Isrosd lands viii oe the market OF the same time.
AL these sales tens 10 make toe market IN warrants
e1cet diDgly active"
The receipts OF Bresds.uffs given below show gain
upon the figures of sst week and the prospect that
these receipts will so increasing Tae shipments OF
grain from Chicago, for the week ending Goth June
were SIS eco brsh. all OF which is now on the way TO
Buffalo Oswego ard the psce Of thsse ls-ge ship
ments is supplied by receipts at Chicago full large
The figures below show the receipts Buffalo by lake
to the 81 inst a. Oswego 10 the I'd inst and at Og-
densburg 70 the lst inst:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
Albany Cattle Market.

WIT ALsAIY. July 1sA
rAe following statement OF the number Of live ~
eeved via Central Rao<d Cor tse week enns this day:
Csfile. Hog. .ht......."..a6H ~.
Sheep ?62 Hog, store 40
Received D. D. Mor drove ysds for the weed ending
July S ls5s:
week; thin sht vess not good last
vses the rsnre being from SIC 10 &C. hive weight ksns fnby
S lover The Eas; tale about the asa quantity vhh svss
ooo upsoA which viii remain on sss aaa Dsxt week
Soo shsep; Dan. prces Iover fsw so,ss
2xo ks Hsp; Sry iss a01 M shv q nk; D6oss IN
e. 70 ~, i've vsifkt so esssssi - M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
IAdve rtisement.
To LOT OWNERS IN THE EVERGREEN GENE

yu.yThe Committee appointed at public meet
s Of towners in the Cemetery of Everseens held At the
Civ Hall BIookyn 80 inquire into the OF the
then difficulties between the otowneis and the acn
sfoen said Cemetery feel incumbent upon them "a view
nj which involve the rights well ~ the
lteress 10 respectfully and earnestly request
All of plots bondhodes and other interested III
The pTospsrity o this institution attend PUBLIC MEETING
to ss hsd at Washington Hall South 7th and 4ths
Rroetyn d. Friday July 8, a. p when the Com
.ntse viii make full report Of their investigation
WV p EsTERBROOS, 2Sth'st, near 5thsyr NeWfork.
O. H. SnirH, No. IS Fh-st., Brooklyn
JoBs MARITT No. SSs Pearls New YoTk
O. r. WILLIAMSON, New Lofts.
TusIs III. DURYEA, No 295 5th St, kewYoTk.
n GRAFTON. No. sol Sd st, NewYoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
1857.

Total. ,S7o,5D 3a0SJg
Excess received IN 1884, bbs. .s9o Isl
The receipts of wheat corn and oats at this port dur
ing The 36 hours ending at on Sunday were very
large OF whea. there 3os s53bush. corn s5, ,o93
bush, oats l42 el6 busb, rye s,ll5 BUSH, making
total Of ,33l ,977 bush.
The following protest has been Asued by the United
Mining Company Of Lower California
UHIrrD MINING ComPAxr OF LowHR CALIFORNIA.
Know al persons, both natives and foreigner, by
these presents, TIA: . company having bsea formed
fss exploring nd voskiss several pjses ID LevW ca
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
NARZNEJOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

stesm.bips-Pers (Brl Jaekius, T. CanaId l. Co soes
Taylor, McGowsn, A,plnwLl NJ O Roberts Cee'apesaa
Cr'ueiL Portland, X n Cromwell h Go.
sl6ps-N.id Of Orleans Hail. New Orleans, w Nelson Son
Toulou upshwe, Ne~O"sus stanton rhOmpsou, esc.sio
Su S. Johns ~ B. :. TnomPs0n's NePh b. Adams, Chase
Livsrpool. Tspsccott Go.
Buss-Gsens, Kosster Boston MASTER J~~ Je~es, Reed
Sslsn, 4. Ward Il Co ~ t,, ~,
serr NcCreaiy Mott Co q. II Town'end smith, Arroy.
j. b Cisxer; C. Clsste Lowber Baltimore, MA.sf, lord
Oue,Au; CNko-the NAlk Sn.riis, s. JohlS ~ y, q. y
bulry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
BROOKLY YN ITEMS.

Tar CASE OF JUDGE CULvER-A Council called to
review the recent act Of the First Baptist Church, IN
ezpellng E. d. Culver from that body, meet this after
,oon, at Tienors Academy, in South Eighth street.
The afternoon will be occupied in reviewing the ev-
Aence taken before the Church Committee, after which
Gov Fletcher Of Vermont and e1-Gov. Briggs OF
Massachusetts, will up the case and submit it to
the Council.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

GLKs Cow, L. I.-An enlargement of the Episco'
ps Church in this village which has been in progress
for short time pst is rapidly approaching compile
tiop. The extension will afford for thirty add-
honal pews. The Right Rev. Bishop Potter admins
tered the right cf confirmation TO fourteen persons at
the church on Friday morning last. The glorious 4th
or rather glorious 9Th this year. duly celebrated
on Monday with appropriate ceremonies, by the resi-
Sents of Oyster Bay Glen Cove and adjacent vlsges
m o grove near Glen Cove Lsnding.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
La W LNIIELLIGEVCE
THE FRY AND BENNETT LIBEL SUIT.

SUPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TERn-JULY 6-Before full
Bench
On the sect I'd trial Of ths cause before Chief Justice
Oakley the defendants counsel took 81 exceptions
which be made ground for appeal On Saturday last
Judge Bosworth delivered an oral opinion in the case
ip which the verdict of the Jury in favor Of the plaintiff
wss affirmed with costs. If the defendant wishes to
contest the mser further he must 60 to the Court
of Appeals, first giving security for costs and Judgment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

RIcovIRiSe.-The young man, Richard Brewer,
Who was Injured, on Tuesday, by ramrod from gun,
10 getting along very fsvorsby, and hopes are enter
tAned Of hs recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

SERIOUS AccIpEsr.-Jeremsh Cohen, residing st
,Ae corner Of South Third and Ninth streets while attempting to
seepd isht Of ss his house under the effects Of liquor
fell ard came rsctuIne his st At first supposed
that serious but Ier examination
MAS that the consequences not serious
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
BIRTH.

BOWLY-On Saturday, July Ansehna, wife Of l. McKm
BowIy Of daughter. Mother and child both doing well
California papers please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

re-t.is,ceny irrssd of p7tibsibe, > '1rnse dtpips
bna for htL~ay robby, 90 wh'eh.," t"bJ eoo'' h''e
49, taiAo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Ncrrs duv snsh c,zsd ard c,ed by the isws of
tire S,preme Government of sex'co, and tost cones-
ersble II having be- alrescy Iheurred IN th
tceni6e Reconnaissance srd surveys ICE 10y tIe cru
ergiuetr Don An.or del Css.o ve. the repressnss-
trves of sad pro.e't N the most solemn saa
furrsl msrDer sg altst sty attempt Whatever 'as-
msy have been or may hereafter be Dsde ssscst our
right and property, n wei ss sgs'ns' any coot,a,
&c az may be entered into without consent; sad 10
oste thereof shsll demand soi e1sc, s losses anu
damages tast msy xccrue 'herefrom, "a being the e-
gsy secredied oslers ard proprletors OF a the re-
qu,e corcessicrs, cortIsc:s, title deets snd otner
necesssry dtcumeots extended sad registered 10 due
form in this City Of Mexico, and cspits OF the Rspno-
" BERNhRpo EIeuERo. Temporary Dre-,or Of .he Co
Jo.oUS GtRcIs MAO, stc.etsry.
Ns-tc0, Ia se JIIio -, de lsoI
Al Chicago steady Improvement is observsble IN
general busines ss morey is becoming more sbuudsn'
ard for legitimate business purposes Ia ir fair supply
TIE weather during the week has been fsvorsbs for
ssricuure and less apprehension s felt for the erops
TIE receipts OF Flour and Grain continue liberal as
will be seen by the snoexed table:
Rsssp' Res;F. ESp.. I E1pT, 'Is,. s:s sSIs On n
Jan I.'; ho .Ss:S5- 20, as y.: JDas =, =
co1s %as'i Sa.sss,s sJ.ssas sss s' sEs5 !s; s,s
b.; S:,.,sa:s GS,1 lSsg sssg '' g sIn n.'i s sI3s
We learn from The Memp.is B.lttiH that, 10 sfd-
ton 70 ,he pundeiDg By the Secretary Of S.,e ofsome
$35 Geo. snd the enb. Exement Of $4,000 Of bonis,
TIA should be in me Controllers office, by-nobody
kro~s whc-.hers hss been discovered by the invssh
gaDg Committee further plundeIing o. 500 600 by
ard neb bedy seems to know whom the shape Of
coupons taken in the Bank of Tennessee. So far, then,
there is found out to have taken place pferDg 70 the
amount Of some $3.50, 900.
The KsOrrlAe Wlig publishes the evidence before
the Investigation Committee, completely exonera:ing
Mr. Luttrsl the late Controller, from all suspicion OF
maeasarce.
Markets .CARETuLLY aEPosrED ros rHy y. Z rssuSz
TUESDAY,, July 8, lajS.
AsHEs-Tbe market steady with fair demand sales Of
rs ibis at 30 49,
COTTON The marke. rm quotations for al knds
81 The ssrtions 81 bales We quote:
NETWORK CIAsSiFicArIOs.
n.rA MnMe n % 4 Tar
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MINIATURE ALSAN

IMMATURE ALxANAc......rsIs DAY.
So R,s.. 49, sxx-set... 1851 MooS-kses. 90. So
HIsH wArrk......rHiS oAr
Sandy Hook. 2o7a Cows Island. !o1a heose'.'.... IN
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IAdverisementI
BRhDY's GALLERIES.

AnBRoTyPEs and DASUERREoTYtLs.
Ree $50 and 30 Brosdwsy, New Yak, and No. SS Fenn1r
vssSs av., Washington, d. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

BOSTON July s-An. steamer Joseph Whitney -
Bsltinor. ship CsrisIe. Simpsou. Liverpool Below
kseAabiteL
CHXRLEsr0N. Judy So n.-An U. q NJ ess1V
NssAvlls, Muzsy, Bon Nsw'YOIh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Again we find
Mis- Thestr the on the east side OF the
sx ana ptobsby after present will be the only
s,sn In town Tonight MARIA BARros taxes BENEFIT and
presents lsrse list Of aud very attractive bill