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ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The steamer Moses Taylor ar
rived here this morning, bringing dates from San Fran
cisco to the 9th inst, and 81 SOC, 900 in gold
The T. States steamer Colorado, arrived at Aspinwa
on the 18th from st. Domingo.
The T. S. sloop-Ofwar Jamestown from Greytown
touched at Aspnwal the same day and sailed for Ha
vana.
The Colorado brought intelligence that the President of
the Dominican Republic had capitulaed Santa Anna
ana was to leave San Domingo the 18th Gun acoa
The most oil his adherents left the day previous Santa
Anna mad given Com Mcintosh the strongest
for the protection of American citizens and desired him
to express to his Government his wish to maintain the
most amcable relations.
1t was said that Commodore Mcintosh had succeeded in
obtaining from President Paez all documents for which
he had been sent The Colorado sail on the 2lst
for Havana
The c. s. ships Saranac and Vandalia were lying at
Panama The sloop of Decatur sailed on the 18th
and the steamer Merrmac on the 14th
Great excitement among the Frazer river gold mines
continues to prevail in California Three thousand per
sons have already left San Francisco for that region
The California mines yielding largely, and the ac
counts received from section highly favorable
The agricultural prospects of California brighter
full harvest is confidently anticipated
fire at Nevada, the 23d of May destroyed nearly
all the business portion of that city involving loss of
$l3O,OOO.
The town Of San Andreas Calaveras county, en-
rey destroyed by fire the ID inst Ten buildings were
destroyed by fire on the 3st ut at San Francisco Loss
$4,000.
The papers contain than the usual amount of mur
ders, assassnationse casualties, etc.
The advices from Oregon 24th ult general
Indian outbreak there is announced.
Col SteptOe's command ON Snake river attacked
the 10th of May, forced so pri-
Yates and three officers two howtzers, baggage wagons
and nearly all their animals.
Three companies of dragons, and of infantry
engaged with 500 Indians. OF the officers killed were
Capt Wnder and It. Gassen. The name of the third is
not given
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS JUNE 26.

An accident occurred to the steamboat Logan on
Thursday night which created considerable commotion
and alarm the passengers The steamer had made
an excursion to Salem in the morning and her
return trip She had about four hundred persons on
board-most of whom had been attending the political
conventions at Salem. When off Marcus Hook the shaft
of the wheel broke The wheel continued revove
crushed in the wheehouse The crash loud and
full and the aghted passengers rushed fanticay about
the boat The women screamed and were prcpar
ing to jump into the river but were happy
fro executing their rash design engine was stopped
as soon as possible and the injured wheel
The boat then proceeded her journey with but
wheel.
The body Of the man who drowned in the Delaware
opposite Poplar street wharf recovered Thursday
evening. His name Joseph Smalley. He had been
out in a boat and fell overheard.
On Thursday night a man residing in Twenty Fourth
street above Watt, attempted to commit suicide by swa
lowing quantity of audanum. Not succeeding in this
he cut his with for the purpose of bleeding
death. Both attempts failed.
The Weccacoe Engine Company held a meeting on
Thursday evening take into consideration the
dency of procuring steam engine for the extnguishment
of fires
Yesterday afternoon six omnibus loads Of Sioux Indi-
passed through the city route for New York
Charles Lock, fireman board the steamboat Edwin
Forrest drowned on Thursday night Arch street
wharf When last seen he sleeping the chain box
board the steamer and it is supposed that he fell
board. His body has not been recovered.
The Foreign Goods received at this port from foreign
places, during the past week. valued at S475O75
The value of the exports from Philadelphia to foreign
ports, during the past week, Sl46,32l.
The inspections of flour and meal the past week
amount to 13, 120 barrels.
The thermometer day, stood at 90 X degrees
and it was having upward tendency. In the State
House seeple at halfpast o'clock it stood 81
degrees
At o'clock it was sc degrees
Judge Knight of Bucks county formerly of this city
fell dead while dining at the Buck tavern d above
Race, about one O'Clock this afternoon.
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NEW YORK NEWS-JUNE 26.

The Eighth Regiment Washington Greys is to be the
escort and guard of honor in the city of New York
removal of the remains of President Monroe
the osequies take place, which will be Friday July
= the Committee will give the remains in charge of the
Eighth Regiment The remains will be taken to the City
Hail. and placed in the Governors until Saturday
afternoon. when they will bc ed to the steamer
jamestown.
Mr. John La Fargo, of the Hotel this City that
Deas ms name and of large amount of other property
ded suddenly at his residence in Glen Cove Yesterday
morning. Mr. La Fargo a native of France, but had
resided in this country upwards of 10 years lie
81 domingo during the massacres, and of the
few whites who escaped He II years of age, and
leaves widow and large family of children.
Mr. g. G. NJ Waters Treasurer for the French Theatrical
Company playing at Waacks Theatre assaulted at
O'Clock yesterday morning in Blocker street. by two
hlShwaymen while on his home. Being athletic
man he soon knocked one down Taking from his side
coat pocket silver spectacle he threatened stab
the other if he dared to advance upon him. The CLEAN
or the silver in the moonlight had the glitter steel
the two knights of the road and they hastily decamped
Mr.. Waters had aconsiderable sum Of money with him
The Psi Epsilon Fraternity dned together at the La
Fargo House last night The Convention adjourned
terday to meet in this city again next year.
Two laborers named Edward Cannon and Michael
Smander, innsbruck Thursday in the Seventh
Ward.
Mr. Hoym, the proprietor of the Stadt Theatre dedica
ted, last night, by repast of which fifty of his
friends, partook very airy, and pretty German
Theatre and Garden at No. 199 Bowery 1t will he cool
and pleasant resort and is fitted up very tasefuly at
cost of between sixteen and twenty thousand dollars
will hold two thousand persons.
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la w WTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-lIon. Henry Stump. Judge. John
L. Thomas, Esq prosecuting. The following business was
transacted on Saturday:
John Smith arraigned an assault and battery
upon Henry Goldman. Adjudged guilty and fined
s. and COSTS total Sl3.2
John Musch, araigned for an assault and battery
upon Louisa kolb Adjudged guilty and fined So and
costs total Sll Sc
house OF Amelia Dobbin and threatening her life Ad
judged guilty fined s. and and to be i'm
prisoned two weeks; total fine and costs s11.s2
John Martin was arragned for the offence adudged
guilty" and fined S. and costs; total SIS 50.
Elizabeth Whiting and Amelia Van Bitten were ar
ragned for assautng and beating each other The udge
dismissed the and told the parties to clear out and
not medde with each other again. if they came to Court
again be would send them both to Jail.
William Davis and Joseph Bosh arraigned for
saulting and heating each other. Davis adiudged
guilty, and fined 81 and costs; total 1927. BOsht was
adjudged mot guilty. and discharged.
James Grace and William G. Lawson were arraigned for
assautng and beating each other Both parties were or
dered to pay costs amounting to 50 II for each.
James Jones arraigned for assaultng and beating
Caroline Thomas Adjudged guilty" Fined 81 and costs
$500.
William A. o'Tooe arraigned for assaulng and
beating Patrick J. Duncan. Adjudged guilty and fined
80 cents and costs. Total $S4S.
Henry Row and Seaman Row were arra gned for as
saulting and beating Christopher Weishodt Adjudged
s7sS . anu 'o''S each io'a III e"ch case
Thomas Harris Patrick Hughes for assaultng and
beating their wives discharged from jail their
The recognizances of Thomas Brown, Matthias Dairy
and Levy Nrey forfeited
COURT Of. COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Robert N Martin
special Judge. The following business was transacted
on Saturday:
Priscilla II. White rs John Bechtel-appeal from Jus
tice Carl Under carid
Charles Lewison William Geger an appeal from Jus
tice Jolly Jolly. Under curid
Ellen Dunn rs. Michael Rustigon-appeal from Justice
Welsh. Judgment reversed and Judgment for appellee
for $l5.
The trial docket will he taken up to day. Assignment
from to 20 inclusive.
CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon Wm Geo
Krebs, Judge. The following business was transacte,
on Saturday:
Samuel ii. Grover F. Baughman and others In
junction issued to restrain the defendants from selling
dsposlng OF certain wrought and unwrought marble
p. Scott for complainant
l.! NJ Reynolds, trustee, as Casper Miller and others
bill to set aside deed for the benefit of creditors Argu
ment concluded by W. A. Talbot. Under cltrid.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JrNE 26.

Dispatches were received from Gen Johnston yesterday
also letters from civil officers ut Fort Brdger Some of
the latter dated 2st and Others the 26h of May
The former speak confidently of probable pacifcation
through tho instrumentaty of Gov. Cummings efforts,
who had been six weeks various parts of the Territory
and had succeeded in satisfying the Momons that
ciation practicable without compromising them
the Federal authorities. All Brigham Young asked
fair trial, but he objected to Jury from the Camp
Brigham Young has assured Gov Cumming that he
willing give himself if he could have
BILE chance justice. The latest letters state that Gov
Cumming would go Salt Lake about the lst of June
attended by the other civil officers Mr.. Foney the In
dian Agent to accompany him. and to open Office
there at Pror0.
The Cabinet know nothing Of any proposition to give
Judge Roosevelt the British Mission, reported
New York. Sir Gore Ouseley made effort months
ago for object but there has been
then.
The vicinity of Georgetown was thrown into considera
BILE excitement yesterday morning, by the brutal
of pretty interesting young lady named Mary Shehey
by William Nugent an Irish lahOrer on the Washington
aqueduc 1t is reported that Nugent became enamOred
of the young girl and because she refused marry him.
took her life fit of jealousy whilst under the influence
Of liquor.
The work the Washington aqueduct progressing
quite rapidly and it is anticipated by Captain Megs that
the water will be let in by December next.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON ROOT AND SHOE MARKET


For THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 25
The Boot and Shoe trade continues rather quiet
y any thing has been doing in the way of orders Some
buyers in the market from the South and West
but operating very cautiously the advices from
home not remarkably encouraging and in consequence
they feel in hurry to ship. There is good stock in
market for the and very general assortment
goods Dealers anticipate early trade and is thought
by that goods will be in July but it should be
remembered that manufacturers busy
employed, and have been employed for weeks,
and the supply of goods the mare month will
doubt be ample to meet the of all buyers who intend
to make visit Some of opinion that when the
large quantities of stock the hands of manufacturers
worked up and delivered in the city, there is danger
of an overstOcked market Prices remain without change
and, general thing, very good feeling pervades the
trade In the Hide and Leather business there has
no material change the past week. Prices remain quite
steady and firm for both and Hides taken about
fast as received
Among the exports of the week we notice 245O cases
from this port to San Francisco by the Golden City the
largest Shipment by vessel for time From
New York there have been shipments of 32S cases
The export of Boots and Shoes by water for
weeks past show considerable increase the
ponding weeks of last year. and the falling off in the
parave shipments since the 1st January for years
have been reduced to JIG This is favorable in
dication
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL
OFF CAPE RACE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST JOINS, June 26,-The steamer Ariel passed Cane
Race yesterday and boarded by news boat of the
Associated and the following abstract of her adyces have
been brought to this port The dates are to the 10th
instant.
The steamer New York wrecked on the Scot
tsh coast. Passengers and crew saved.
Geneva protests against the expulsion of the refugees
Nankn is reported taken by the Imperial troops
The MOneu denies that any preparations are being
made
Nothing had been heard of the Atlantic telegraph feet
1t is rumored that the Chinese intend to destroy the En-
ropean dwellings on the Honan side of the river
The Emperor of Russia has invited the French Ambas
sador to accompany him tour to the Southern Prov
inces of Russia
The United States frgae Powhattan had arrived
at Hong kong-all well
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 2.-Cotton-Sales of the three davs
4OOO bales including 900 bales to speculaors and 900
bales for export The last advices from America caused
decline of about 3 in all qualities.
MONEY MARKET.-COnsos 96
BREADsTUFFs-The weather has been favorable for the
crops Flour is steady-sales unimportant Wheat very
dull but nomnally unchanged except for inferior red
which are Sd. lower. Corn is quiet
PROVISIONS are quiet.
STATE OF TRADE-Manchester advices are unfayorable
Prices slightly lower
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Police Intelligence.

James Pacey was arrested Friday night by Sergt.
Boswell and Burke for assaulting John McSouey. He
was committed for court by Justice Logan
Officers Tucker and Boss Friday took into custody
named Gabriel Cashaw, who charged by John
McNally with entering his premises, Powman street
unlawfully Justice Mearis committed him for Court
Mary Brown and Elizabeth Thompson both colored)
arrested Friday night by 1t. Davis and officer
johnson charged with stealing lot Of clothing the pro
perty of Harriet Forsyth. They committed for Court
by Justice Boyd.
Stephen Cramlet arrested by officer Marshall for
assault upon Henry McAnally. Justice Ensor
mtted him to jail for Court ...."
Mrs Cloud for permitting nuisance her premises
fined SO and costs by Justice Ensor Jacob New
man fined SIS and for similar offence by the
Justice.
Bridget Lane and Andrew Kelley were fined 81 and
costs each for throwing stones in the street.
During the prevalence of the fire the of Bid
die and Walsh streets, Saturday morning, attack
made upon the members of the Patapsco Fire Company
and several of them seriously injured by the missiles
thrown and blows received at the hands of the aSsaans
Policeman Suter Barthoow and Mills arrested Jno Gam
BRILL Jno Suter and Daniel VI ich the charge part
cpang in the riot and the former for assault upon
Daniel Devine The accused were arragned before JUS
tce Logan and held to bail for Court Several of the
ties injured went before the Grand Jury and entered their
complaint and the matter is being investigated by that
body.
John Albert arrested Saturday by officer
Knowles for driving his the footway. He
fined S3 and costs by Justice Griffin
On Friday evening detective officer German and Ser
geant Wallis arrested named John Williams and
John Il. West alias John Hawkins, the former charged
with having robbed about eight months since, gentle
boarding at the National Hotel, Camden street.
of $500 and gold watch and West charged with being
his accomplce They also suspected of being the
parties who have lately been committing several rob
berries at Of the Hotels in Washington city. They
both sent to Jail to await further proceedings in the
[
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NEWS FROM BRITISH OTTAWA

BY the arrival of the bark Princeton, we have a
Demarara Royal Gazette of the Sth instant
The Colonial Legislature had adjourned They
imposed no new taxes in the place the old regis
tration tax, but materially increased some of those
previously in existence. From these sources it was
calculated that the deficiency in the revenue would
be supplied.
Resolutions for repeating the application made
last year for sepoys for agricultural laborers, and
one thousand of the graver offenders to be employ
ed on the public works carried
The bark Hopewell had arrived from ST. Helena
with 240 Africans, and the screw steamer Clarendon
from Calcutta with 1856 coolies, eighty-fve, having
died on the passage from cholera.-N. Y. Herald
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Capture of SIayers.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Advces from Sierra Leone to the
22d state that the brig Caroline from Boston, arrived
the 18th, in tow of the British Electro She
captured as Saver but released being engaged in lawful
trade.
The schooner General Scott had also been captured
SLAYER and brought into port Since the 1st of April the
schooner Wnemagreh, for Boston, brig r. W. Charlton
for Savannah, bark Almeda for Boston, and the bark
Marietonka, for New York have been captured and
brought in as al
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MARKETS nv TEIEcpApu
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CIENFUEGos-Bark Bay State.
222 hhds sugar, 81 tres do, bbls do, "a hhds mo-
lasses s-Spence Il Reid bbls. do-master
UN CAY, W. I.-Schooner Mary Louisa.
$50 tons guano-order
PORT MEDUAY, n. S-Br. Schr. Meduay Belle
55S bbls. herrngs-Jas Corner & Sons.
CARDENAs-Brig Udppoo.
2S5 hhds sugar, 40 dol. Gittings 40 hhds
lasses-J C. Yates Co.; 2S bbls do, 80 doz. pines,
pkgs. sundries-order.
C0ASTWISE.
BosTON-Bdrk Seldh
167 bdls ron-Thompson & Oudesluys so bales juto-
Pouney Moale; 10 hhds syrup-Geo. SMALL 400 bds
gunny bags-J. NJ OSBORN 200 do do 500 pkgs. mdse.-
order
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There are more men out of employment in Cleve-
land now SAYS the Plaindealer, than there ever
were before at this season. They must live, and
are willing to work cheap Something should be
done Immediately toward providing work for the
needy and deserving mechanic and laborer In
Chicago there are ten men seeking employment
where only one can get it. The city aborers there
are now working for half dollar day, and thou
sands are almost starving for want of work. Farm
ers in Northern Illinois are hireing men at eight
dollars a month. In buffalo, hundreds of men are
out of employment, and in Detroit the same.
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Coroner Sparklin sent for Friday night to hold
an inquest on the body of colored named Robert
Banks who died suddenly Browns wharf, Felrs Point
1t appeared from the evidence that he had been hauling
wood during the day from the wharf, and about O'Clock
while loading his cart he became overpowered with the
extreme heat and fell ground Several bysanders
to his assistance and did what they thought neces
under the circumstances but he expired in short
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From AIhonv.

ALBANY June 26-For three days trial has been going
of Sessions of certain Democrats charged
with riotng and assault at the last election in the Ninth
Ward. The prisoners defended by Messrs Porter
and Holsein At 10 O'Clock last night they were CON
victed, and sentence will be pronounced upon them
today. Mr.. Courtney Democratic District Attorney
conducted the case ably on the part of the people
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The Canadian nParliainenf.

TORONTO June 25-Parliameht vent into Committee of
the Whole yesterday, on the Supplies, and is still sitting.
Much excitement exists violent ersonal alteration
took place between Inspector General Cayley and
George Brown, but fight between them was prevented
by members interfering There yet no signs of
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for refining grades for Cuba E. Island and Porto Rico
S662H al for fair to fully fair Porto Rico and New Or
leans 81 25@7S for prime and choice do; S65O725
for fair to prime Cuba
WHISKEY.-There has been more inquiry yesterday
and day with sales yesterday, after closing report
of 200 bbls Ohio at 224 cts and $50 bbs do to-day at
224 cts. City and country quote at 2lRG22 cts,
nnmi aIlv
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Fires.

The alarm of fire between and eleven O'Clock Sat
uday morning occasioned by the partial burning of
a three story brick building the of Bidde and
Walsh streets. The property unoccupied, and was
damaged to the extent of about $100 1t formerly
cuped an infrmary and is owned by Mr. John Harris
The fire was the act of an incendiary.
The frame house the side of Howard street.
Mulberry, occupied notion store by Mr. j. Simon
attempted be fired about O'Clock Saturday morning
by boring hole through the weather boarding
door, The fire fortunately went out before ignited
the wood work. .rl..r .... .. .E. ...
About 10 O'Clock Saturday morning the incendiary
torch applied to the Church Home which is sitIl-
aed at the intersection of Bddle and Walsh streets Its
timely discovery enabled the inmates and to
tnguish the flames before they had made much
The damage estimated $780, which covered by
in the Fremen's Office The building is the prop
erty of Mr.. John Harris. ... ...E -,
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Later and important from Mextco-

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-The steamer Tennessee has
arrived below from Vera Cruz, and been quarantned
She brings from the city Mexico to the 10th The
the great excite
ment. Foreigners refusing to comply ordered to
leave the country.
Americans having their goods seized for non
compliance Mr. Forsyth, the American minister had
demanded received his passport The Liberals were
everywhere strengthening their organization
Zuloaga was going to Tampico as a refugee
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Latest from Cape Race

ST. JoHN's N. F., Sunday evenng-The weather is
clear and fine Cape Race no steamer has been
to pass to-day No tdngs of the Niagara with the Allan
tic cable vet. ..
HALIFAX. June 27 P M.-The weather is clear Moth
ing of the Indian the Empire or the Arabia
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New Hampshire Legislature

CONCORD, N. H., June 26.-Tke Legislature finally
adjourned to-day. The Cocheco Railroad bill passed
both houses yesterday. Strongly republican resolutions
on national topics were discussed last night
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The weather at New Found land

ST. JOINS, n. F., June 26-The weather yesterday was
fine and clear, with south west wind. The steamship
Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 10th instant Quebec is
about due off Cape Race, but has yet been heard Of
The Niagara considered due at Trinity Bay early next
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,

RoTTERDAM.-560 hhds tobacco; 343 bags bark l lot
sassafras root 1850 pipe staves $3.50 hhds. staves
HALPAx.-265 bbls. flour, rs bbls. fine do, bbls mid
dngs do los bbls corn meal; SO bbls pork; % kegs
lard.
Rio DE JANEIRo-S, 299 bbs. -four, 179 half bbls do
ANTIGUA.-519 bbls. flour; 100 bbls. meal; 540O
bush 400 bush OATS 200 bush bran 80 bbls
pork; SO bbls. pilot bread 100 kegs butter; y boxes
cheese