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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
One Million Three Quarters in Treasure
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN PERU.

NEW YORK, July l2.-The steamer Star of the
West from Aspinwall has arrived. She brings Cal
tornia dates of the Goth ult., and nearly million
and three quarters in treasure, consigned chiefly
as follows: American Exchange Bank Sl6O, 200;
Wells, Fargo d Co., S244 900; Freeman 4 Co.,
S72, 900.
The Star of the West left Aspinwa on the Sd
and Key West on the Sth inst.
The United States frigate Roanoke at Aspin-
wall, all well. Also the steamer North Star await
ing the arrival of the Orzaba at Panama.
The California advices by this arrival have been
anticipated.
The trial of William Williams at Panama for the
murder OF Capt. Junius Otis, of Boston, resulted in
a verdict of ''homicide in the first degree"
The advices from Peru mention another revolu-
ton under the lead of Zelullos, Castillo Echenique
and others.
The revolutionary movement in Ecuador under
Moreno had become quite threatening. The regu-
lar troops were going Over to the Insurgents, and
the defeat of the Government forces considered
certain.
Guayaquil was still blockaded by the Peruvian
feet.
The United States frigate Merrimac and Saranac
were at Callao. A medical survey had been held
on flag officer Long, and he had been condemned as
unfit for duty. He will return home imme-
diately, and probably up in the Saranac to
Panama.
From Washington
" WASHINGTON, July lZ.--lne late congress apDr0-
priated only $4,000, preliminary to the taking
of the census for the preparation of the blank
forms of instructions to Marshas, ETC. Ample time
will be allowed for the selection of reliable deputies
and such arrangement will be made by the Secre-
tary of the Interior will the prosecution
the work with more perfectness than heretofore
Many applications have been made for. employment
as Clerks, but the Census Bureau will not be organ
lied until next year, when the returns shall begin
to be received.
There is authority for the assertion that howev-
er desirable the acquisition of lower California may
be to the Administration, such proposition is
now pending between the Governments of the
United States and Mexico, as has been stated.
Secretary Fl yd's health has slightly improved
and he will return to Washington to accompany
the President to Bedford Springs ON Monday.
The President has recognized Friedrich Kuhne as
Consul of the Grand Duchy of Hesse Cassel at New
York.
The Mexican minister is i'll.
Marine Disasters-Unfounded Report.
NORFOLK, July l2.-The schooner Springbok,
from Baltimore, bound to Boston, came in collision
on the Chesapeake Bay with an unknown vessel
and lost her bowsprit and sustained other dam
age.
The schooner Mountain Eagle, bound for port
in Maine, which was sunk at Chickahominy river
has been gotten up and will be saved,
The rumor that Land the murderer of VIM. Flan
QloaD. had been arrested is unf0undad
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Emanuel Lancaster was arrested on Monday
night by officer Mcdonald charged with assaulting
and beating Philip Gardiner at house on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Justice Logan held him to bail for
a further bearing.
Officer Woodward yesterday arrested a man
named Charles Morgan, charged with assaulting
and beating ThOs. Staunton and Ann McKean.-
Justice BOYD committed him for court
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PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The funeral of the Rev.
Joseph Belch, d. D., an eminent author and
preacher, took place here this afternoon from the
First Baptist Church, attended by large con-
course. The deceased was father to the Pastor OF
the Baldwin Place Baptist Church. Boston.
Fire i'm the Illinois Penitentiary.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-The carriage shop and con-
tents OF the Alton, Illinois, Penitentiary was burned
Yesterday, Loss $4,000
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q
which was the only stock the list which declined, fell
off Z. Virginia 6s Canton, and Harlem all closed
yesterdays rates.
The New York Tribune of to day says:
In the money market the tendency toward greater
demand loans but the change is not important
Capital is offering freely CALL and transac
tons have been made at per cent. The
however are 5HI6 per cent. There is good demand in
the discount houses for short paper of which the supply
is decreasing. Leading names be passed at 6d6H
per cent and paper due in October and November at
per cent Sugar paper is in better repute of late and
confidence is felt that failures will take place We
cannot hear of important amount of specie going by
the Wednesday steamer.
There is an active demand in a moderate way for Trea-
sury Notes and hear Of sales of about 81 600 of
per cent at 7l6dH cent premium and 500 900 OF
5H per cent at per cent premium. Mr. Cisco has sold
in all about 100000, at 5h cent interest since he
received authority from the Secretary receive deposits
It is so seldom that investors have opportunity
tanning Government security yielding 5% per cent
come, that the advantage is seized upon generally
by individuals, and savings banks, &c, all the
country
The exchange market is not active but rates firm
Bankers sterling is held at ll0 G110k, the sales being
at ll0s. Commercial bills 9%G11O. Francs are
5.l5ld5 The supply Of outside bills is very light
The figures of the Bank Average for the quite
favorable, the condition of the specie being
stronger tn anticipated and the oaus showing
marked decrease AS, however, this has been broken
week the figures do not show the bank with
much accuracy usual The loss of deposits account
ed for partly by the reduction of loans and partly by
drawing down of bank balances On the whole the
ment exhibits conservative movement upon the part
ii
prevent the necessity for another suspension
The following is comparative statement of the condi
ton of the New York city banks for the weeks ending
July and July Q:
July 2. July g.
Loans 1922 800 l49 $12l 6ll 633 Dec. SITS SIG
Specie 224390ls 22494 ,649 Inc.... 55 63l
Circulation s37l257 S553, ,O6l Inc..... Isl S04
Net Deposits. 78,la2739 77Ol30l2 DeG.... l. l39 727
The Herald of to day says:
Mr.. Corning met Mr.. Thompson Saturday, and ex-
changed views with him satisfactorily the subject OF
raising freight charges 1t was their intention to have
met Mr. Garrett to day, either here in Philadelphia
but Mr. Corning was suddenly called away pressing
business in the West and the meeting postponed
the present Wehaye reason to believe that the New
York Central management are disposed to abandon the
sharp competition which they have hitherto waged with
the canal heavy goods, and that hereafter they will
pursue the wiser policy of charging remuneratve rates
on all the freight they carry and letting business follow
its natural channels AS Mr. Corning returns
from the West advance in freights the four roads
may be expected.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with that
raI
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
DEMERARA-Br. Brig NuScopddo.
100 hhds sugar, tres do, So bbs. do W. Fl. Perot
LIBERIA-Eetch fresiden Benson.
l2l casks palm OIL 9 hbls. do, l6l pieces camwood l
box coffee, bbl do, bags do pkgs. mds., G ". s.
Hall Co.. half bbl. sugar, D. B. Anderson.
TRINIDAD-BT. Brig Jabeg.
50 hhds sugar. 5S puncheons molasses, 13 bbs do. R.
& H. R. Tucker.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Brig Jas. B. George
$50 tons guano, Geo. W. Russell
HALIFAX, y. S.-Br. Schr. Satan.
7oo bbls. herring, 20 half do, Richard Tynes.
Ponce, P. R.-Schr. Mohaaok.
16l hhds sugar 81 bbIs. do, puncheons rum Stir
ling Ahrens
COASTWISE
NEW YORK. Schr r. H. Hantley.
so tons pig iron, B. & O. K. R.
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Shipping Sntslligenfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July IL.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship VIM Jenkins Hallet 80 hours from Boston
mdse. to 4. /. Higgins.
Brig Mucoyado, Thurson (Br) from Demarara June %
sugar TO " H Perot.
Brig Jabez BE- ruzo, from Trinidad June 9th
and molasses to r. d II R. Tucker Left brgs Lady of the
Lake for Baltimore ldg, and Syph, (Br) White, henc-
di. cg.
Schr Mohawk, Staples, from Ponce, P. Both ut-Sugar
aud Bay Rum to Stirling d Ahrens Towed up up Fairy
queen Left brgs Robert Morse loading for New Haven
Henry Means do for New York Atlantic, wig; Nathan ar
rived 9TH schrs Telegraph wig Mary Alice, do Trenton
for New York, loading - ~
SGhr Harmona, Maloney, from Port Harvey n. B-stone
Whtelaw d. Welsh.
Ketch President Benson, Champion from Monrovia, W
c. A, June 4thpalm oil and camwood to G. w s. Hall &
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
IMPORTS AT BAT,TIMORE

RIO DE JANEIRO, June Tone hundred thousand
bags Coffee were sold on the arrival of the steamer Tyne
with dates from Southampton Eng 9th May at 530O
G560O for round lots costing board SO 85$1o3S pei
100 lbs. Stock 10 600 bags. EXCHANGE "a I'd.
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Stocks in New York to-day generally higher
Missouri 6s advanced NJ Illinois Central bonds Read
ing IL; Erie u New York Central Is; Cleveland and
Toledo ~ Rock Island n; Michigan Southern, and Mch
gan Southern guaranteed \ each Galena and Chicago
which the only stock the list which declined fell
off X Virginia 6's, Canton, and Harlem all closed at
yesterdays rates
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE MICHIGAN SourHERE
RAILRoAD.-Private letters to this city give con-
irmatiOn to the following report which appears ia
the Rome On. Y y Sentinel of July g.
"Another accident occurred the Michigan
Southern Railroad Thursday morning, between
and O'Clock. The passenger train going from
Adrian to Toledo ran over a COW near Blissville.
Just before the train crossed the river Rasin, and
throwed the train partially from the track. The
side pieces to the bridge kept the train the
bridge, but as soon the train over the
stream one of the cars ran down embankment,
and turned upside down; another car ran partially
down and was very nearly tipped over. Strange
as it NAV seem, no one was killed, and but one
person seriously hurt Had the train run off the
bridge the consequences would probably have been
fearful. We learn the above from ID. {. Pome ROY,
Esq. of this village, who came through on the
next train, and by the merest accident was not on
the fatal train"
CoRoNER's VERDICT ON THE South BEND RALRoAD
DrsAsTER-The Coroner's Jury have completed
their investigation and made their verdict on the
railroad accident at South Bend, Indiana. 1t fully
exonerates the company from all blame, finds that
while the embankment and culvert were very
thoroughly and substantially built and of sufficient
capacity for all the water that has been accustomed
to run there, or has been there for twenty years
past it would have had be double Its size for
such an unprecedented food as this was They say
that the train run with great care and caution
which IS true, and the devotion well as the conf
dence of the men in the safety of the culvert Is
proved by their being found dead at their posts.
BALTIMORE COUNTY PoLIrCs-At primary meet
ings, held in the thirteen election districts Of Balu
more county, on Saturday last, for the election OF
delegates to the county convention to be held at
Towsontown on Saturday next to select delegates
to represent the county in the State Convention at
Frederick on Wednesday the Goth instant, the fol
| lowing were chosen
I'd district, Robert 7. 7. Spent V. W. Baseman,
! Henry Frantz and John Crooks; 4th district, J1hn
| I. Ford, William Hoffman, Jacob Beckiey, Aneh
| Buckingham and Amos A. Harrymani 6th aIstrlGt'
Enoch Dorsey, William Kidd, Lysander McoulI9h'
Joseph D. Pope and Henry NJ. Hohackeri Sth als-
trict. John S. Ensor, Thomas Fortune, John Coo
| kew. Thomas L. Hall and Joshua Bosiey; 9Th dis
| trict Wm Pinknev Whyte, }. }. Stewart, Joshua
PIssbett Geo H. Wheeler and John L. Ensor; 18th
district, Col. William Slater, John >, Biddison,
Philip d. Rwnyan, G. W. Dorsey and j. H,
The following gentlemen were also elected mem
bers of the Executive Committee to serve two
years, viz:
I'd district, V. W. BasemaI and Henry Frantz;
4th, John T. Ford and Allen buckingham; 9th,
Caleb Haskell and Joseph D. Pope; Sth, Samuel
| Worthington of Sam'l, and Joshua NJ Bosley; 9th,
Benz. N. Payne and I. Sturgis Davis; 18th, John
| s. Biddison and Col. William Kimmel.
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FINANCIAL AM CoMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Thursday Morning Cotton The sales
yesterday 5000 bales, Of which, 800 spec
ulation and IF export. The market closed ste dy.
Breadstufs-Flour dull and easier, but quotations
changed. Wheat dull and prices weak under limited
inquiry Corn has been active at low rates. but closed
quiet
Provisions dull pork dull lard duh sos 962s
for inferior.
Produce-Average business, without quotable change.
LONDON MARKETs.-An average business, without
quotabe change.
Consols for account &G924
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Lisbon, June 28.-The Tyne has arrived with the
regular monthly mails from Brazil, and advices
| from Rio Janeiro to 7th instant. News from Buenos
! Ayres states that two thousand men have invaded
| the Argentine Confederation. Paraguay promises
! to assist Waguiga with four steam vessels. The
| Brazils remain neutral; but they increasing
! their Naval forces in the La Plata. Buenos Ayres
| has bought the steamers Camilla, Uruzayne the
Meurec, and Pampero. No political news from B"a-
zil. The Tyne is bearer Of drafts amounting ESQ.,
600 on London, of which fl3,00 for account Of
| the nrnn-n
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

5s C@Ii2rnia Mail Steamers sail from New York on the
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SALES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRK.
TET ECPApu


Through lillian FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No
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TRIVIAL OF Mr.. Golden IN LoNDoN-HIs SPEECH AND
HIS RECEPTION.

From the Constitution, JItJe 80.
Mr.. Golden arrived at Liverpool yesterday. Let
ters from Lord Pamerston and Lord j. Russell are
Adelphi Hotel, where deputation from Rochdale,
for which borough he has been returned, waited on
him and addresses were presented from the Reform
ers ofLiverpool. Mr.. Golden replied and said he
believed England was as well able to maintain
neutral position as the United States
The American sympathy in favor of the ltal-
ians. Mr.. Golden declined to say anything of his
appointment to the Board of Trade till he had rEt
acknowledged Lord Palmerstons letter, Offering
him the post. Referring to physical and customs
reform, he in favor of their complete abolition
and of substituting at no distant day a direct tax
on property and moderate tax labor, which he
thought would make the country far more prosper
Gus. Replying to a deputation from the Peace So
ciety, he expressed his firm adhesion to the prnci-
Piles of peace.
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EASTERN PORTS a.
NEW YORK, July ll.-AT. steamships Adelaide, Gal
way City of Baltimore Liverpool ships Oroondates Ant
werp St Nicholas Havre Glad Tdings, New Orleans;
barks E. Flood, Pensacola; E. Lincoln Africa brig Pzarro
Mobile I-lF T-'I..,. r. .-.1T..
Cd brig Maria, Wilmington schrs Rebecca, City Point;
j. naTling, Tarragona; H. Blackman Georgetown
PHILADELPHIA, July lI--Arr. brig Black Squa GU
nah. +.
CID brig Calvert, Barbados; schrJ "A Bayard, Whining
ton, N. @.
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- - SOUTHERN PORTS. y at1
ALEHANDRlA July l-ArT hrigs Hannah Baeh East
! Sharp A and HALEY, do, Atho and Genroy, Windsor
on schrs Indus and A. Herbert, Boston; VIM Kennedy,
Philadelphia #a l ~
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halten aCctntt.
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Der Observation-Disclosures oerlcgl mrrpen, muicIbf MIR uns
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Seridirrrue @8aoren rrtictt ireGen yer OampflAiT
unp pdfettprt SS IN. y. 8ptcr, ais:
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100 - Maioga unp Qurtncin.
30 ScrcS Suut unp gapcr 9iuiin5.
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100 SY Carbonate Spro.
% - Gables Gunppmccr Sca.
30 baltc Scrcs Stad 6r0.
100 @rcB 6clcaropb, Hcunp SRrpo uno S6anaGni
Mathce.
10 Nubcno %ohprtirtc Seicr.
100 9cmabltc elmer.
200 Srrc5 papcr uur Grl9atcS tarh.
100 - GcIsotcs 6onceY SoapS.
70 GtY Sluc.
100 - NutmcNS.
p%ctatcrS, SmirnS. GcpHit, 5iIt, Salt, 5ugar, @ut-
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lttat unp %Hrrtauft %rieirlbcn ;u rcn ~piltsitcn Nrrilen
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SSbclcidle Wrprer, Nrupilirn uur
yjqucr Dealer.
Is. StrNBc, Swilhcn GARY uub Mfaiu.
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S0nnenbpi3 Su 5 100 per Gprb. SamtS q. Yppre.
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200 Ncrce Candies, Gallon, Spcrm unb @oamontire,
100 s}orc0 Spap, @Iad. Srrpn INC 9cHrip,
90 NoreS gier YOrt gpitcu Gbtslr,
> SGirCS MleC,
40O HiGprmS uuo SudcttS,
26 &rrB NiiCrhe 9Iprs,
2uO Gjrcn MtotteS
3O0,oOo GI9arren, p%rridisrenc ront1, Ipc6cn crbaltsn UNI vl
Sertoui tj gRm. gRoiIotr ~ elm"
30 Barrels Baltimore Ntdlca, icctcn crbaIten unS III Eobsr S,
Nm. W0lI1rc II. Spbn.
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Gabadc mn @iaarreu.

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