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presents the appearance each side of the seam
is made with threads, upon each side of the fabric
and interlocked in the of it Send Circular
OFFICERS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore Nd.
AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs, &c.
Mr. MARsTERs, III Lexington street. Howard street.
viii furnish his patrons with pictures glass; card board
plates or canvass life size in miniature from nature
copied in OIL French pastel water colos style of
pcior excellence He hand full assortment of plain
and fancy cases. also, gilt frames all of the hest matera
His long experience and enable him
sure his patrons complete satisfaction charge sy
RooFING ROOFING |! ! ROOFING ! II
Economy Durability and Security.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosITIoN ROOFING.
Unrvalled by anything discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER Poor,
uNIoUALLED PoR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE.
For further information address call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor North and
iy26-n Baltimore Streets Baltimore.
THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALLER & Co.,
1856 Baltimore street.
This is pattern their o0ninvention, which, after many
changes, they prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them cal-opposte the Museum.
CHINA GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
AT los BALTIMORE STREET, two doors below Sun
Building. SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
to close. Citizens strangers and all want of goods
in this line should call and examine before purchasing
this stock must be sold.
~ STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
felO tt ROBERT. 7. BANKS.
SPRING STYLE OF
GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS
For 1859,
Are ready at QUAIL'S,
No. 23s WEST PRATT STREET,
Also, SOFT HATS AND CAPS. aps-1m
AND QUEENSW4RE,
R. P BAYLY,
o,, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
AND oUEENswARE
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STONEWARE,
at Factory Prices,
aplen No. G HANOVER STREET, near Baltimore.
LOOK HERE, STRANGER!
fyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE
cote
JOHN DoBsoN & co.'s
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos and n. Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST. Give them call and examine for yourselves jal
LATEST FRENCH STYLE
RING VERCOA
JB T. PHELPS,
No. l07 BALTIMORE STREET,
mh25tf adjoining Sun Iron Building
LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s,
UNRIvALLED SEWING MACHINES,
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The late Grand Jury of Columbana county, Ohio,
found an indictment against the Rev. Charles C. A.
Brondt, for forgin the name of Phillip Esass on
note for S25, and for passing the same to John Ra-
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nME SAVINGS BANK
~ OF BAL TINORE
OFFICE: NORTH CALVERT STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO
ME G II 4 NJ CS' b 4 NIX
OPEN DAILY.
FROM 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, TO p
FRANCIS 7. KING, President.
ISAAC 7. COOK, Treasurer,
JOHN MASON, Secretary

The Undersigned at the request of the Directors of the
Dime Savings Bank of Baltimore have examined the ac
counts Of said Bank to April &c. 1882 and the securities
taken Tor loans and the stock certificates of
made They believe the loans he well secured and the in
vestmens carefully and udiciousy made that the gen
era business of the Bank is porous condition
has been conducted with great economy "'''
JOHN W. RANDOLPH,
A. SCHUMACHER,
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Co. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
Mli viii be sold at public at the EXCHANGE ON MON
49, DAY, 23d May, at | p NJ VA -'
AL THAT PROPERTY lying at the corner Of Ostepd
and howard streets fronting los feet Os-nd street and
extending southerly 407 to the Port Ward line in the
middle branch Of the Patapsco ~ " ~
The property is improved by fine WHARF, and has on
tGr"e sides inca front of 500 feet accessible to vessels
The privilege OF Switch has been granted by the Baltimore
and ONO Railroad which directly in front of the LOT
The property is inclosed, and has 1WO-STORY BRTCK
HI ST. at present tenaed by the Nharnger 1t win be
Soid IN one parcel or divided to suit plat can
street. - ' 0i''''''
Terms at sale. - W. W. GLENN
LENNON 4 BROGDEN
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TO ADVERTISERS.
ADVERTISING RATES.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Longer advertisements at proportionate rates.
contracts to be matters Of special agreement
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vidually by Captain Hall 10 the President, VINO stoo
he passage shaking each BY the b. nd they passs
In The eseshment room Secretary Tno1sox drank the
health Of Captain Hall, who responded In very happy
Mr.. BRANCH offered toast to tho far ladies' Of Cape
Mr. TnoxrcS-They have been weighed in the balance
and not found wanting, and drink cheerfully to the
Honorable Mr. BAKRxGxR proposed . toaat TO the
Sorh ss drank
silence aud MI THOMPSON made some complimentary re-
eJeDces to his services in the connection In which his
From all have sscersined Governor Ellis has elevated
himself considerably in the est nation Of the people here
dent ana credtabe which bio has acquitted
himself This INDIGESTION OF The high appreciation
State desires to be confer ed upon il by his visit
INVITATION TIE RlSIDRNT TO vusI RlCHA0ND, VA.
As the President was on his way fro Durham static
20 ths town be handed letter Of invitation from the
democracy of Richmond, Va, to visit that city his
turn, and letter from Lieut. hsule Of the Richmond
Light Infantry Bues tenoerng the services Of tnat
company in the event Of his Visiting Richmond
The letters are as felows-
RICHMOND Va. June 1859
don Of = IS s, AssSs
Is =:
salute he oSei 5sa
The Of Richmond vii ase esp scs
devoed stand GU have taken IN defence of the rights Of the
graph and state acceptapce OF invitation and tune
WIN sui. your convenience honor by Win
admiration OF your dis,in
guhed aduins ston we are respect uy obedent
wants
.x,enslvey signed by the committee and citizens gene
ARNoRY RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES
RICHMOND, june T. 1859. !
To bis Exceency JAMES BUCHANAN rresdent Of tie Uned
States
sI have the honor behalf of the Richmond Light
anry Blues, TO tender TO military
turn from the south from the depot which you may arrive
10 your Lodgings In this city, you
here through the city b point of departure Fease
form by telegraph whether 1t vii bs you
escoit and by Going to eye that ancsn.
the opportunity OF eAng their for the Cnlef Msgis
ste OF their beloved I'm hon In OF acceptance pess
state when may be expected respectfully obedi
emit servant, Wa. L. MAULk Lieut. COMMANDING
The President will decline these invitations having al
reaoy made arrangements to reach WashnsJo Tues
day next the 7lh inst He will leave mere a.
O'Clock 10 morrow morning by special train, placed
IT bis disposal BY Major g. Wilder, President OF
the Castor and Raleigh Railroad, and spend Saturday
and SUNDAY at the resc Of the Hon. Weldon Ed
wards, about sixty miles from here. He will leave
ON Aonoay morning. and return 10 Washington Nor
folk and Baltimore. de looks fresh to-day 81. ter
fatigue Of the VISIT he old when he reached Ports
mouth on Tuesday morning last. am will long
CHERISH in loved remembrance the open aud gen
erous welcome which be received the Old North State
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mo following letter nom The PresideAt Of the Mammal
IAN Rank has been addressed 10 the State Comptroller In
reply TO letter from that oal announcing that through
neglect the legislature q M late session 70 make the
necessary appropriations, there win be dsAcsDcy TO
meet the interest due July l. Of $4,000 which deScency
viii be increased by the required interest payments Of
October and January next TO 1856 ,ooo The Comptroller
possesses authority 70 borrow tho money, TO bind
the State to repay It, Under these circumstances he asks
the banks will advance the requisite MEANS snd trust
to the honor Of the State for its reimbursement
BANK THE MANHATTAN COMPANY, /
New YoaK, June 2, 1860. !
Hon. E CHURCH. Comptroller
DEAR SR-Your favor OF the 30th ult is received and
s contents noted. II deeply 10 regretted that pro
vision should lot have been made for payment OF the
interest Of the Canal debt Of $l200O 00. That the
credit Of the State should be protected matter OF vital
importance. am we'll satisfied that the people of this
State would depfecats any OF puncuay 10 paying
the interest upon A st0ck-liAbties which hitherto
been pad pronptyand which, during the suspension Of
Was paid IN specie Or s equivalent, At expense
To The State Of nine per cent the The nigh
credit which this State deeervedy enjoys both TINS
country aud IN Europe, and which has always been re-
gaIded with just pride by It's citizens must be preser we'd
untArnshed and It's oblis ATOMS must be dshonored
neither the Comptroller nor the Commissioners Of the
Canal Fund possess the authority 70 make for the
payment OF the interest," and other be
available reiyD The ability, honor and the faith
OF me State to repay the money this institution will ad
vance the necessary amount Very respectfully, your
obeoient servant Q. b. HALSrED, President
The annual meeting Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company was held yesterday at the Office Of the compa
ny, 90 Broadway. David Palmer and VIM. H. M,yickar,
who appointed inspectors Of the election reported
$1,000 votes caet and the following persons unanimously
elected President Chss Could Directors Robt P. Ge.-
y, Allan Campbell, Samuel j. Tden Nathaniel Marsh
VIM F Havemyer, David Palmer, Edmund q. Miller, Co
lDmbus sesuine Benjamin Nathan ]. Ha Pleasauts, Bal
timore; Charles u. Connolly, Frederick Kuhnz.
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Important Cna0ge,
the market was steady with sales of about 200 bDs
Closing within the range OF the above fgures. Corn
meal was IN changed and Gales limited. Whea. firmly
held with aee Of about Is goo bushels included which
we're white Southern at 81 90, Milwaukee club at 81 80
and inferior Chicago spring at Csc. Western red
quiet at 81 10 81 IT, and white ditto at 81 10 81 90
Corn was frmer, with sales Of about 10000 bushels
including white Southern at 92c round yellow at $780,
PS masa q s yso "o a. sc ss
and In store ct 97c. CSC. Data dull at &c Sac
for State and at Doc. b6c for Western and Canadian
CoTToN.--The market opeped with Increased nrmness
owing TO reported difficulties Of large cotton house The
market grew taer but cosei steady, with sales OF about
500 bales The fears regarding tho house question
ohsated oy later telegraph advces from Charleston
the afternoon.
COFFEE The market quiet and no sales Of mcmsn.
FKEIGnTs TO Liverpool about 500 bales Of cotton
we're engaged at "a 800 bbs pork and 100 erces beef
at p. t.. Is pbs bone dust at Is TO London 80 bbls
bone dust, 10 hnds. hoos atp t. and 100 u.s.
3D. To Glasgow 200 obls 'rosin engaged at g. Sd
To Havre some engagements were made as old rates
BAY Sales Of abou. SEQ a 1000 bales were reported
for shipment at 6Qc roc.
Hors frm with little OF either new or old crop in
frtt hands,
LIME was steady, with moderate sales OF Rockand a.
Csc sDd 75c for both Sorts
hoIAssEs.-rhe gales embraced O cargo Of 1856 bids
Cuba muscovado a. &C., 90 do. at 2e5zo and rs do
NAvM sroFEs Sales of 1000 bb's common rosn were
made at 81 so at 81 50. to arrive and 600 bbls spirits
here and 70 arrive a. 4sc 49c Crude quiet,
last sales made at SO 10 per $50 lbs.
OlIs-The market for inseei was changed, with
some sales reported a. Csc. 6,c. Grade whale and
sperm quiet
Observation-Disclosures some more sono IN tho
market, with fair demand from the trade The sales
embraced about 300 q 400 bbls., including nes
mess at SIC so and thin at Sf7 Is Az tns
close held at SIT and unexpected DO NJ
Gil co. About 900 bss unexpected mess for future
delivery, were reported at SIT 80, and 500 DO
prime, for future delivery, at Beef was inactive
and sales confined N few hundred barrels, N los
Including country prime nj sc 20 81 25 country mess al
IS 70 so 20 pa0ked mess a. 80 SIS $ls TO- aud extra
NJ tt4 SIS 10 Prime mess was quiet ut SiS n SPA
Beef bans were dun At sli 80 n SIS. Bacon was 90
changed atd quiet Laid dun heavy with sa,ee
oi ABOUT 200 bbls and tarces at II Nc llXc Better
and obtefe were noranged.
fics-salss Of rs oaks we're made N &c. a 4}ac.
Prime We held 1T 4}<c a Sc.
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Sun n.sss aUos s.as MORN II
Port sf new York, June 8, 1859.
CLEARED.
Ship VIM Tapscot., Bell 81 John, NB-rapsoov Co.
Barb Resolution. scorsoni, Brhiol EngBarcAy Living
B.,h Jch.pns Elise HAM, wibOrg. Hamburg vonsshs,
sea%''p:sy Co Norton Observation-Disclosures OLE. IL
Bail YpmuIi. iiesssaDE; Aaianaas7stevsns BFes
B Bss ksn @
s1Ssi: sssssi GsssAssn.
s s sa sSsoI pi So%.! 81 john
BIx Pul.sli, HsAsm, PsDsScola-esnner Dsaks
ssS As
@ Co
scbr bssell. Rounuee. Key West eager.
s ssSr h ssss s11ss bbs:y
cS Ss:DPPsD aud
scbr Euby, Tracy, EnzA6e.bport Hunter Co.
oGD
fchr Susan, ssarae salem-R " Hopes Co
scbr Wolcott Parker, boston-Dsyon sprague.
ssa n ps'si s,sss s rSlssS Racket
ARRIVED
les C @ % s s an fee NAY
Dale LIST inst lat IS rs lon As 81. passed four mased
aosncss: skinner Norfolk &c. with mdse and
fsIlsI.sSF POWELL Baltimore and ror ok with
. SGw co. Portland with and
Bark clsrsnce Br armstrong, Shields 46 days with COAL
hnR VIM Wilson. Ven Name, oudad Bolivar Is days. with
Brig sold sumter OBJ Of Yarmouth No Phillips ouracos
and Gains U Q entire passage.
Biz Jaehin, Lun Port Spain. "a days. with moasses to
ssST Blue JACKIE. s, King Palermo . day. Vi. Gibraltar
kcbr Victory (of Bostop Csmer, Cardenss, NAY
mo)ssees, TO T Owen 4 Son.
Schr Eneas (8r) Higgs Esuhera, days with fruIt
Jos
schr Jonas Smith, Dayton Wilmington, NC, 8 days
Schr wythe Tutte, Richmond, days
Schr Express Richards, ElzRbethport for Bristol
echr Congress- Mitchell, harrington, Me- days.
Schr Plymouth Rock. Norris Boston days
schr Isabella Faulhin Boston Gays.
ecbr Eugene, White, Bostop, days
Schr Perseverance, Small, Boston for Albany
Schr Vermont -. New Haven, days
Scbr Albert Aan Wilcox Portland, o. days
Scbr jos Rogers, Rogers Portland, c. days
Steamer Delaware Copes. Philadelphia,
BELOW.
one bark and two briggs, unknown.
SAILED
gteamsbip Noses Taylor. AspinwAl.
Wind during the day g.
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SUGARS The sales embraced about 900 hhds., chiefly
Cubas within the range Of bxc. TO-, the lator figure
for handsome grocery goods Included In the sales were
also 20 bids. New Orleans 1t ITO.
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.sl25 zoe, 100 20 ,72s 81 SAY GAP 81, 57s s3t
OrTY COmMaRCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-rhe market was quiet ana sales limited at 5kc
for pots and SIC for pearls.
BREADsTUFFs.-Fi market VAS heavy at the
opening but owing TO Geographic reports being received
from the West announcing severe frost and nury to the
tmoess at the close. The Transactions, however were
moderate and confined to about 1000 6,ooo bbs within
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL
MONDAY, June g.

MONDAY, June 6-6P.M.
The bank statement made up this day compares fol-
lows with that Of the previous week.
Week end'g Loans. Specie Circulation. Deposits
May 49, Si27 1877 $50 % 3l9S22 S232 652 IS 662 1856
June A. l25 coo 766 % 72S3ll S,4s7 642 8257S $50
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JULES MUMM / cos
q CHAMPAGNE.

JULES MuMM G GS,s
We beg TO inform the trade that from the Of July nez
we will have only two Of brands depot New Yor
'' JTsSs NJ IN cos yEszssAY CABINET.
An brands AZ verzenay Dry Vim de- Dsmes Csb,
net, bouzy Crenent and limited quantity Of
JULES MDM%'s FnIv Ate,
we vii only import 6xed orders All can bo
ordered In quarts piots snd demf plots
We respectfully request the public in calling our wpes
70 pay particular attention to Of Jules
Co.. IN order 70 avoid confusion with q similar OBJ
erve AZ d'ncr that the LABEL Of each Of bottles beam
he name OF our present agent,
JANIS MEYER JR.,
and our autograph signature In full letters,
JULES MUMM 4 co.,
sascfed 70 ine nees OF tacn bottle We recon-
public IN general
JULES MUM 90.
SPECIAL NOTICE
yhe fubscrber respectfully informs the public that a. an
additional proof Of the excellence julio, MIMI
Co Champagne the united States appraisers new York
with other first brands impor.ed pOrt have az
trowetged TO BIN that owing TO the great
jules NumD 20 Champagne they obliged appraiss
At higher prices than other first cass chsmpagnes received
not the intention agent OF the Jules Mumn Go
CHI mpagne 10 the above notice . boast OF his wei
Known vines but ss Dotwt hstsDdng his protest. he has
pay higher Tates 81 duty than other first class hou en
act Of justice that buyers and Ahould
fAcs, and the high estimation In which the
JULIE MUMM Co CHAMPAGNE
held by those who are 30 well situated 70 know iar
Orden only hou the trade for the above Wines with
Rhine apd Hoseile wines Of p. A Mumm In Cologne
JAMES MEYER, JR,
Sole agent fort heUnite
~ Beaver street. N. 7.
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unusually animated and the enthusiasm intense
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
The exercises were resumed at a few minutes after
hree O'Clock As in the forenoon session. the chapel
hronged the ladies occupying nearly one half the
building 1t worth visit 70 the chapel to see such
display OF beauty and fashion there assembled
monweAth, attired in all the gorgeous mapp6cence Of
modern fashion graced the sceue And with them the
great object Of attraction and interest was the President
Every movement every look OF his closely observed
With them the President seemed to constitute ali thai was
and interesting in the They seemed IN
feel patriotic pride that the State honored by yislt
appreciation Of the compliment II vas glorious time
for the Old North State and have doubt the
will be remembered a. one Of the most interesting in
history.
The exercises of the evening were made up as folio
Die Deusche Sprache-A German discourse. Francis
Doughty Stockton, Statesvile, N. Q,
Benedict Arnod-Eljah Benton Withers Caswell coun-
y,N.C
The Political influence Of Educated Men-Cnarles Wash.
1ngton hcCsmmy, Jr., New Hanover county.
Judge BATTLE from the Committee Of the Board OF rrus
1ee submitted report in reference 10 the state Of the
Nnlverey represented the condition Of the institu.
ncn az oeipg emnenty prosperous II had two hundred
And ny Blk students during the past collegiate year. one
nnnoreo sho seventy OF whom we're from North Carolina
seventy eight from other States. 1t stated that the
students, with few exceptions, conducted 10
m orderly manner and these exceptions were due 10 the
nse o. Intoxicating quors brought the precincts of
HE University In CsDtraventon of the strict rues nrob
bling their Introduction. The report animal yered ON
the habits OF extravaganza prevalent among some of the
tudens and noticed the fac. that who were the
ID lne 10 sroog terms the Of ntoxicalne iouors
md sAex>N ~ any thing was needed 10 portray the
norrors tna1 vice, IL was supplied the comments Of
DO PresdeL { 10 his short address last night
The Preside ut Of the University, ex Governor Swain
her read the wards Of the Faculty and Board of rus
acc m he comm NItDrs for donors the different
fser vt,cb dIuom ~s were delivered to the graduating
lasr, consisting in s Of eightyiE members. rois
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NirVyoA
IRON BEDSTEAD MANUFACfOnY.
JAMES BEEBE 4 CO.,

No. 1876 BROADWAY.
And corEer OF Hcade, centre and Elm streets,
Fave now ready large stock of
IKON bEDSTEADB
OF all us arous kinds and Of superior quality suitable foa
frst class lade which they offer at
RHOLkEALE AND RETAIL, AT REDUCED PRICEG
HOSPITALS, PRISONS AND SCHOOLS
Supplied 70 any extent and At short notice.
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FIREWORKS FOR THE MILLION

Tho undersigned having been selected by Messrs j. g.
Edte the celebrated pyroechnss Of Jersey City, ma
gers ei their Wholesale depgts In New York, would
fully invite the attention OF dealers 10 their unrfvalled ass
nent comprising all the standnd articles Of former yei
with ado ions which make the productions OF 1869 unrva
N variety ard unequaied IN brfhancy. 80
The Nessrs Ldge having desire 70 give 70 the public
WORKS that can be depended upon, and feeling IN willing
poory mace ano interior FOODS thould be sold under
name rave selected central depos for whoesaling where
assorruepts AVID uniformity prices will be the rule
public msy rest assured that other parties
t ss depots agents for the gale Of
sooe are nnt worthy credit the ollo wing ht comp
All of Ar depo,s where goods be urchased whole
except at the laboratory IN jersey city
u ROBERTS,
liz Broadway, corner OF Maiden lar
MERwIN ROBBINS
257 Broadway
Third door below Chambers sire
A. WUoDHAM,
127 Broadway. between Canal and Howard stree
Or ut Jo3 @ 4 J. EU0B.
Laboratory, North Point, Jerey u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-22
From the PACIFIC.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Zl.-The steamer
Habana, Win San Francisco dates OF the 9th
has arrived.
The steamship Washington has been libelled
before The American Consul ut Brazil.
Five hundred American troops are at San
Juan. Earthwo ks have been thrown up at
Victoria harbor, commanded 10y field pieces.
The island is IN Il complete state OF deteuse.
Gen. Harvey says he will call Tor volunteers
from the territories il ATTACKED.
Harvey has wtltlen Gov. Douglas that he
occupied The Island 10 protect Americans
from insults by The British authorities ol Van
couvers and hudson Bay CUmpany's officials
The British Admiral refused To uUey Douglas
TO bring on IA collision. He also refused 10
bring the Brush Noi tn Pac.Ic fleet near the
island. UuL viii wait orders from the Home
Government. tie dsciaims all hostile III
lenIIuus. / he American aud Brush officers
arc nicndly.
Arrived ill San Francisco, The Rather and
Mary Gudcll IRON New York. a.
Sailed Young America, Tor New York.
MINATIrIAN, l6.-lne PtcayuIte'S CORES
pundcnL say > that MIramou 10 tile CAPT, oil,
holding d consultation with reereucc To a
new expedition.
VERA CkUz-rhe house OF DeBarron has
loaned MlIaInOn d large sum Oh bonds.
OLway remalns iii October al Apnolulu.
Tue Indian Inassacre vi troOps In Oregon is
uucuuururd aud dlscrediIed,