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The Cunard uia steamship Canada, Capt Lang viii
leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city thi, Of
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four O'Clock 70 go by steamboat.
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MARI cts.

MARI cts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30, 1852
Stocks dull Pennsylvania Stat FIXES, 90; Roaaing
railroad, 2iti Morris Canal, So; Long Island Raroad
lO" Penns' wanna Railroad Az: ,o.o
Coou--Sales to day. LOCO baes at easier bat not 40
tahly lower prices; middhne, lie. ISc Corn-A de
uuaency at So 60 for sapernne PROVISIONS very
lul
o.,,. AUGUSTA, May 80, 1859.
CHARLESTON, May 80, 1859.
SAVANNAH May 80, 1859.
cot'onNo sales to day of any moment, and pces rot
60 steady.
Bresdstufs dull and declining. Safes, wheat, 900
bushes at 81 70 81 so for white and 81 60 81 e5 for
red. Corn active yellow 9Oc Oats, Soc. Clover seed
advanced " 50 o. whskey duh At 2ec aoc e. ,o,o
Flour advanced 25c &c.: sslcs GO b6ls al Sc Is
$50 90 for sapcra1e Wheat dull :. 81 IS 81 40 for
sSo. Whiskey steady at 25c
OswEco, Nay sc-sP.M.
Of moment having been made; the steamer
mace public fl mer feeling among holders s appa-
ren. Canal ireehts noninaliy 25c on flour, 61sc on
wheat and &c. on corn TO New York Lake imports and
canal expor's ubmportsnt The total amount Of gram
soat from the upper lakes for this port ia 1872 600 BUSH
els wheat and 81 900 DO corn.
BUFFALO, May 3o-1 N.
Flour in fair demand and rmer a, the close sales 200
bbls at IS IS so 37 for State from Upper Lake Spring
81 80 So for double extras. Wheat quiet; sales.
Corn rmer at the close sound hold at &c. sales 10 goo
bushels 7Gc 75c for in store Tic for SO
aoat Oats nominal nv 55c $50 for State, Western
Canada. Barley and rye quiet Whiskey nominal 28c
Canal fre'qhts steady Lake imports today-SQ 600 nbs
flour, 1000 bushels wheat, II 900 husho corn Canal
expor,s2c0 hbls -four 900 bushels wheat IA GOO bush
els corn.
BUFFALO, May 800 P. III.
Flour In fair demand and frmsr salos 500 bbls at
80 Tor ordinary State from upper lake spring wheat
81 3 for extra Michigan, Indiana aud 0hio and 81 81
a AZ for double Wheat M nj and moi
dciog. Corn Grner sales 1900 bushes uusound at &c.,
Ind 10 600 bushels sound Illinois at soc. Oats ling ia
a retail way at Set. whsSey nomiosI at DC CsaAi
ffeights unchanged Lake imports todsy-8, COO bos
flour, II 600 bushels wheat, 0oD bushels cocn Caoa
exports today-2o0 bDls. -four, 900 bushels wheat,
Is eco bushels corn.
ALBANY, Nay 80, 1850.
Flour heavy, bat prices noninaiiy unchaaSed sales
l2 bols Tor retail ana river trade. Wheat Offering
freely Ut ~ Tor White Canada; buyers out OF market;
Tie only saics were damaged Canada at 81 IS. Corn
opened rmcr, but tho marko; active a. tho
sacs 10 GO busheis Mt e0c for yellow S5c for
~be. Data cecod freely 1t sic. sc for State bu, no
buyers Whissey quiet and steady ut &c,
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Arrival pF the Caiifssaa. Overland sIssa.

Arrival pf the Caiifssna- Overland Man.
DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN UHfrED STATES TROOPS
AND CAMANCBs INDIANS
81. LOUIS, May 20, 1889.
The California overland mail OF the 9th Of May arrived
yesterday. The news Is entirely unimportaus.
letter From Fort BeSnAp, Of the 22nd instant, says
that an express had just arrived there from Camp Rad
zmnsk bringing report 10 the effect that Major Van
Horn bsd desperate fight with the Northern Camapches
on the fork OF the Arkansas river May It, Forty Indians
were killed and thirty six taken prisoners OF the United
States troops two soldiers killed and several
wounded Among the latter Lieutenant Lee and Cap
Smith letter also says that bet yeen four aud five
hundred Texans enoamped about twenty miles belo~
the Bras the Indian Reserve with tho avowed iutcn
ton Of attacking the Reserve Indians Much excitement
prevailed In that region.
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The Aroostook Railroad Bill.

CALAIS, No., May %, 1909.
public meeting, presided over by Mayor Do~nes,
held here Saturday evening, in reference The
Aroosook Railroad BILL TO be voted by the citizens of
this State the 18th Of June special agent, from
Upper Aroos.ook, present, who exhibited pro
cceapgs CT large meeting recently held ut Pressure Isc,
N opposition 70 the measure. That meeting declared thai
from fifty acre payable in road work, 10 doIlar
acre. pay able ia money ia done by the bill, will
fatal effect in arrestng the emigr ration settling
th,her especially II the Homestead bill should pass Con
gress and call upon the people Of the state to de
the bill Inc meeting unanimously resolved to lend
its aid promote the wishes Of Upper Aroostook aud
pointed q committee Of five to act accordingly.
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ExcuIsion OF the Garde Lafay tie To Paterson
Falls.

PATERSON, \. j., May so, 1850.
The Gaide Iafay cite, comprising the Fifty fifth regi-
meSt, Of New York, arrived hero at A. and
ceiveS by the Washington Continental Guard this city
after marching through tue principal they
pared 10 ire Valley Of the Rocks to engage target
ice. splendid dinner prepared at the Falls for
ats1y sna large number Of invited guests To.ngbt
there grand promenade ana bali the Passac
Falls Cottage.
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The Virginia State Election.

BALtHORE May %, 1909.
special detpatch just received by tho American from
the Richmond Whig, says, in hundred and twelve
Counties I1cher has four hundred msjoty. Ihe thirty
counties to hear from gave Wise twelve hundred
jofiy We have since learned that Goggn has made
siderable gaina In these.
jori!y.
RICHMOND, May 80, 1859.
The Enquirer thinks Lstcher elected ~ small ma
jorsy, net over $500.
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1889.
The best informed parties hore estimate Lotchers
icritY ut from 9 Geo 10 s COO
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sou will close groeshop; and this is consid-
"a'ion worth entertaining. The coet would he
very tifl'ng, and would be amply compensated
bs The good which would accrue from the
establishment Of such conveniences. Let us
perevere, then, until we compel the authorities
70 give US public fountains such as other cities
ptssesg.
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THE MEETING AT THE AsroR HOUSE TO-DAY.
ALBANY, May SO, 1864
meeting Of national democrats WAS held come d.ys
snce at the Astor HouEe and another meetng called by
the BON in law Of Hon. s. Daniel Dickinson 10 be held
there tomorrow at twelve O'clock az will be by
following letter, which has been privately circulated
among the prominent leading national democrats in the
State
NEw YORK, Nay 81 1859.
TO MR.--
DEAR siH;-At tho preliminary assemblage OF national
democrats from different parts Of the State, represen
thirty couptes held at Aston House CITY
the 10Th Instant for consultation regard 10 the
action OF the party, II resolved to hold adournei
meeting NJ tho samc place tue Sist instant ~
order 10 general at.crdance add xpresoa
Of opinion, and sgree upon p'au or action The
ing, numbering hundred Of OR friends, wa.
harmonious and Spirited giving assurance that the hear,
Of the rue and loyal democracy OF the STATE which hs
pever atercd in upbolcng the banner Of the party st
beats true TO the cause
At the adjourned meeting, IL the carDset wish of
friends who assembled l0,a tnat tacr associates
of the old guard should be fully represented from every
county the State Ia their bali invite your
and express tho hope that you wi TO, fan 10 be
present.
Please answer. Respectfully and truly yours,
A. BfRDgMI.
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GIVE Drink To THE THIRsTY-We perceive
that our suggestions about establishing public
drinking fountains throughout the city have
been taken up and advocated in different
quarters and that the President of the Croton
Board sent communication to the Common
Council last evening on the subject. We
are constantly receiving communications ap-
proving the idea. Even the religious newspa-
pers, which usually devote their space TO abus-
ing each other, are coming out in favor Of n.y.
drants or public fountains. We hope they will
advocate our proposition, that hydrant and
drinking cup should be placed in the vicinity of
all the churches 20 that the spires and turrets
thereof might serve as indiccs to the thirsty
wsy farer, pointing to the spot where he can be
nourisbed fiom the fountain of pure Croton, as
well as the fountain of spiritual grace. This
plan is being now carried out in London, and it
strikes us as an excellent one There is not q
city in the world with so large population as
ours 20 wholly unprovided with the means Of
enjoying simple drink of water, notwithstand-
ing that an ever-aowing stream Of il, pure and
cold, guIgles beneath our feet 10 every highway.
But it flows unseen and untasted by the travel
Ter who broils in the SUI through our hot, dusty
streets.
Independent Of the value Of public fountains
to physical comfort and good health, as elements
in the moral improvement Of the masses they
should he encouraged by the clergy, by tenn
peraDce rtfoTmers, philanthropists generally, aud
BY the clergy especially; for they should re-
member what their Master promised to those
who give cup Of water even to the least one.
II may he that for every fountain you open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

ACADEMY OF MUsO-FAREwKL BENEFIT OF NILE
Pic,oloMN Mademcselle Pccolomin made her ALEU- TO
the public last night in tho opera OF sl Poluton The
house was crowded, and the audience one Of the most
diise that has been within tho walls Of the
Academy.
We have already given particular account Of tho opera
and The manner In winch the principal roles sung By
Piocoiomini, sigrors Brgnoli and Amodjo. The per.
Torrance OF last night quite equal To any that had
preceded It, Nile. Piccolomin seemed inspired with
more than her usual artistic fervor and Brigno sang
supcrby The wholc ensemble, including the orchestra
under Mr.. Auzios direction, very fnc.
The grand finale Of the second act received with i'm
merse enthusiasm the artists being called out twice. and
the stage literally covered with boquet The due in tho
third act, with the superb Gndante, received almost
end Of the opera Nile Pccelotnni being called out i'd
dressed the audience in English, as follows -
My DHAR FRIESpsIn this beautiful temple eight months
SINCE bade cordial welcome during this period
Ob how short how happy to me you have been al ways
most kind, most indugent give you thanks from the
depth OF my heart, and will hold you 10 sweet me-
Dry This immense country, through which have rapid
y Joufneyed leave with tears Of sincere regret snd
pray my good get will again safely guide me 10 s
hespable shores Encouraged by This hope, with less
pain can say adieu. bd you al, dear friends faro
well.
This speech was received with much favor and the
fair caDatrce retired With floral demonstrations
OF The popular favor No stst that has ever appeared
here has been essentially public pet Nile Pccoio
MIMI and her departure which hear takes place On
Saturday, VIII be sincerely regretted By her numerous
admirers,
To-day the last matinee will be given. Tho programme
includes "Don PAsquale" and act OF ola FavorIta
with Piccolomin, Brienoi, BarM and Maggiorotti Tho
attendance viii undoubtedly be very large.
There will bs opera on Wednesday. On Friday
Madame Cortea OF whose vocal and hetonc powers we
hear the very beet accounts, viii mako her debut "
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Gene raj Assembly Of the PresbyterianChu rci
OF tho United states.

1908.
Tho Assembly to day considered the reports OF the Com
mitees Bills and Oserurss Sy stem.lic Beneyolence
ard other matters Of minor Importance
Tho theological Seminary question in connection with
slavery was discussed by Drs. McMsster aud Rice.
TIE professors for Chicago Seminary will probably
be elected morrow
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NhLo's GARDsN.--A benefit will be given 10 Mr. Eddy,
The Popular director of this theatre tomorrow evening
Tie aHrir is under The patronage Of The Mayor Of the
atty and other prominent persons The programme in
c'udes the drama OF "IDgomar," in which Mrs Heron
Stoe!ci and Nc. Eddy will act; ballet advertisement
9th the Ronzsni troupe and cperetta which Miss
Lucy Ekc colt, Mr. Miranda and oi1erS will sing.
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Nsw Posi- otfnx RsccKD. have received

NEW Posi- OffnE RgcoKD.-We have received from the
G.be cice washington, y. c. copy Of the official lis,
Of Poss Offices in the United States with names Of post
masters, April J. 1850, the laws and regulations Of the
department and appendix coutaniog the names Of post
Offices arranged By states and counes IL Ia olaf aed to
I've tie most perfect book OF the s,ad published in
Vic country. The compiler is Il. D. T. Leach, for whom
Il IL published by John G. Riyes The prtcs Ia Al
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MysterlOus Death.

StspkNslON BRIDGE, Nay IS, 1859.
ON Olson, clerk Of the Grand Trunk Rail way Toronto
found dead yesterday the river bank having fallen
from precipce distance two hundred feet Tho
body was horribly manged He came from Toronto TO
celebrate the Queens birthday, since which he had
hesn heard of.
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.

Dispatches from the African Squatlron-Ac
tAv1ty III the Slave Trade and Suggestions
for Its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the Presi.
dent FOR North CarONna-Success OF the CO.
dorado Expedition, &c.
OUR sPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1859
The Navy Department have received voiuminous des
patches from the coast of Africa dated Porto Praya April
IT, The commander OF the Cumberland rather
graphic account OF the od cperadf OF stealing and run
Mig of Saves carried by yachts schoonors and re-
gular trading vessels The traffic during the year
he says has been greatly the increase notwhsaud
ing the upceasng vigilance of not only the American
squadron but also o. the English and Spanish men of
in those waters All kinds Of cxpedents resorted to
by persons engaged in the traffic avoid detection He
thinks that If the Department would employ a smaller
class OF vesses capable Of running into the small rivers
and bays so az to intercept the savers they would be
mere successful in these voyages and the traffic would be
greatly abated.
The Cabinet were in session at early hour this morn
ing, trarsactpg some business prior to the President
leaving today. The President, previous his leaving
signed the commission OF Senator Brown as Postmas
Ter at PHILADELPHIA Wessott removed. The Cabne.
will meet usual during tho Presidents absence. Every
member CT the Cabinet accompanied the President to the
to zee him oil. Secretary Thompson accompanied
him.
The long pending and animated controversy in regard
the selection Of cite for federal for Baltimore city
WIS terminated today. The Presbyterian church pro.
crty was accepted.
The War Department have just received commu
nicatou from Brigader General Clark, commandaui
Of the California military department, dated a,
Los Angeles. May 2, informing them Of the complete sue
cess OF Lieutenant Colonel Horman's United Suites Colo
RADIO expedition and adds that the troops engaged in ho
expedition, with the exception OF two companies wore
then in march for economical stations the sea board.
TfE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1859.
Mr. Appleton has resumed his duties as Assistant SEQ
Rotary Of State.
Secretary Floyd who two weeks ago wont to Virginia
to recruit his strength which had been wasted by sick
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, May 20, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Star of the south ar
rived below Ut O'Clock last night and at her wharf
this morning.
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HontSY's MrssTRnLs.--This company, lately under tho
management o. George Chrisy playing WIZ great sue.
o,sa III No. 44i Roadway.
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Tho Opsrisn Rsscuers,
The Philadelphia Bank st

CUIUMDUs OHIO, Nay 50, 1862
Judge Swan has delivered the opinion that majority
OF the prisoners will have TO be rcuanded.
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New Wheat in MarDxe,

ST. LOUIS, Nay 70, 1859.
The nrst lot Of crop wheat sold yesterday III
THE city for five dollars per bushel The wheat wa
raised in lie Soto county, mississippi.
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Foggy Weather ut Cape Rac-.


thck fog still Envelopes the vicinity of O. pc R.c-.
and has been ,mpo,spe 10 zee two hdndred yaros from
the land for dass Ofcourss steamore have bceD
intercepted, be until 1t clears up.
The Pre- sby t& riaN New SCHOOL, General As
kembiy.
WILMINGTON. Del May 80, 1859
The report the Free synod referring toe body 10 the
action past General Assemblies for ito sentiments 90
the subject OF slavery. adopted. The report esu
Gallon WAS tlca 1lsc lAsed Of length
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THE Yacht RAcT-The annual regatta Of the New York
Yacht Club will come of Wednesday next, over the
Old course, beginning at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken
thence to the Southwest Spit, and back the Battery
This is race please the Children and the been
selected especially for the deecaton Of the young ladies'
who are fond Of smooth water We are very glad that
something Is to be done for open yachting as WE'LL
Many OF the FIRST class yachts such as the julia tho
Rebecca, and others, will not sail in this race,
but will prepare for grand sweepstakes aud ocean race
to como of within the next three or four weeks Tho
course will DO either around Block IsAnd or down to
the Lghtship of Cape May, and fine contest may
be expected. We would suggest that when this race
does come of, there should be no laundering abou,
he sailing directions. The Sailing Committee should
servo tho sailing master Of each yacht with an official
printed list Of the sailing directions 70 prevent any
repetition Of the Plum Gut mistakes OF last year. II this
matter properly attended 70 the race will DO exceed.
inEly interesting
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The Philadelphia Bank Statement.
PHILADELPHIA, May 80, 1862
TIE specie in the Philadelphia banks has decreased
Sat0 1888 during tie past week.
Burning Of the Steamer Block ut Norfolk.
NORFOLK, May 80, 1859.
The steamer Block, from Baltimore for New Orleans,
caught Gre and burnt at the wharf last night She put
n here for fuel.
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AMUskMEsrs This EvkHINa.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth street YiraLtas ofH'
: Matinee ~ one oClock-Dos P'seUALh-LA fNoHifA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
STELLA FNCAMPMENT. No. 10. I. O.

o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, " Cliford's" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. A. VI. KRUTTSCHNITT, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
State Matters i'm Brief.

THE Petauma Journal asks for information of
John Charles Henry Lindner =. SEVENTY thou
sand bushels of Oregon apples have been sold for
shipment to California this season. .MARYsvmLE
girls are taking lessons in gymnastics. We would
recommend the wash tub and broom. THE
Sheriffalty question in Sskiyou is not yet settled
The Board of Supervisors give notice that on the
I'd of November they will appoint a Sheriff to fill
the vacancy. As they have two Sheriffs up there
now, we can't see the necessity. Grows attor-
neys, by authority of the Attorney General, have
served Horsely with writ of quo warranto, re-
quirng him to show cause at he next District
Court why he retains the office OF Sheriff. So we
see by the Union. =. AT Nevada q bridegroom
got up to treat" charvari party. One of the
musicians struck him in the face with a bottle
and got awfuly whipped. 4. TIE Stockton .4rgus
says crazy woman on her way to that city,
jumped from the steamer Bragdon, and was
drowned. LEE, the San Francisco wife murder
er, has been found guilty will probably die -.
THE Grass Valley National tells of great deal
of IDdian sickness at Penn Valley. THE
Sonora Herald is to be printed again, as an ad
ministration organ, but Mr.. OSullivan will not
edit it. =. HENRY EVERETT, of Nevada county,
who went home by the overland route, says the
expense of the trip is about S20e. A WHIG
convention was held in Plumas county on the
Goth ult. Good for Plumas. WHILE on the way
from San Francisco to the San Jose Fair a horse
valued at S 1000 died.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

DALYS AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
is put mp in cases continuing one dozen bottles
each. For sale by all the principal Liquor IIou-
ses in California. 80 Gm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
DALYS VALLEY WHISKY.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION or
w dealers well as consumers to the follow
ing certificates of we'll known Chemists who have
analysed
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky"
The high reputation of the parties is sufficient
guarantee that the article possesses all the merit
claimed for it.
VIM. Newell & Co,
Sole Agents
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 50 Somerset st.,
BoSroN, Mass, April l7th, 1858.
VIM II. DAILY. New York
DEAR SIR IL have made Il chemical analysis
of your
"AromaGo Valley Whisky"
and find il pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, con-
tanning no injurious matter of any kind, and rec.
onmend it us suitable for medical and public
purposes. CHAS T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assaycr.