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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-19
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

From Liverpool In the steamship Asa-Mr De Cont ard
sdy ~ children nurse, Mr. snd Mrs Soeev a.
Mr. Miller MiRs Lsas.on Miss u 4 Howart0 r ara NJ
Neor tao osugh'eTs suf niece, NtL0lso ard lsiv "
ke,sler Nspsor, teosse toI nsrmsn b. .saca a,sr
Ersnk epbeinsr, Ctl< ndsr Lewis er Srr cb.an, a
Mscseize Mrs Phillips, Mas rhulos, aoSer: aari,, &
sewmsry, MS Bruce MISS co,,tss NLwTa AID iss7 n.
and Aervsnt tSo MIS- Hunt n Mics Norris,
hei@ er Ana tw0 children fic man. Jewell Col VIDE Il
hkslepsp Nroonpi we've fn"r Lon,arbslh I.srabe,e'
W GevsB u Gionty ,<ngstsr. kcssn vsl1, Cs.vet
nis,h tribe ohss kieb Ards MAaAs Aoos. Nss Wln.r
bourp, Wright Lea Bs RI schlotner CoSnes Dhss Wais
worth, Csrhano OrIh ayers SAlm. ~
Prom Richmond &C. n stesmsh, Yorftow n-Mies Rogeo
hsu, Mps hsrns kuhe-snd = NC lennS r x Nnn, 4.
and lady Mr. Sares and daugh mrr q Mason and
child miss usle Dgalop; Niche and isdy; +
ow'hae Vim Jon.s sswi Hymsa, A .Aronsr, ? Gar.
We HRS wstson MIS- Williams 4 bAssfyd. laiy
Ayers John Stewards Mr. and Miss Matthews Chss Bsis
os Iueser !sos ssnley, Jssn Kelly, Andsex saith
s-snn mo LADY, Mrs Ch.me1s Mrs xesa.E aIs 1.
J p Atiin.on woak; spots wood U $ A. addsash
'e' Walker, Jobn Dixie and sdy, C1ter w q Sen.
thsn- ard ten In Storage.
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EeJegrHph Marine Report
in the seaspp for ' G II
The bar at 243 Pr Wind nv, light, weather clear:
ward oound. wini NV, light; weather clear o.
N5sceiisneDus.
wHAIrsRiP rRAsxIIs. Richmond, Of New Bedford Wac
wrecked 81 Chatham Islands ipr IT, No particulars The
at s accounts Il had zoe bbs sperm and $50 do whae oil
board
BARE MANHATTAN Gray, from Sydney. Nsw for Kew York
put into the Ga Of Islands the 18Th Of Nay 10 obtain s,ne
hsnds
smr roIoxAs-Capt Aal.s, o. ship Liberty, at New Or
shcsls, With colors flying Va A'' JAG
sc do ron Bo.ton Tor i. rsuersa a
tally lost of Nova scotia No OATS other psruculsrs
rs sgsS .y a aDt Gager Of the :csr
tSsve O'Clock ten miles eastward Of New Inlet and seven
haSs sunk there SID brought her e po
neil d sya Of @ ,o s;s s., n
ne m sro ana pss 81 acs -an pss rom ae s
i.uspe.ed y have been aiz.d squat Her
op ing w qS Mantle, rho rl siSs of
g 3. Ss ~
With The Srsas zs was Ssrsor s' cars
. n es her corrsc position . ss s.ys a. The yess
ssa mite. s' s = WIN n her 70 m he'd
aiinios.o On l Herald " 'A' " d ''
nS S 4. assaassr was
Of sss Sssn
sent 70 her
HJvRIYc, July 2s--The American ship Robert IA slcmsn
JAWS uassne, which sale from theuDu-g the 18Th
INST FOR Bostop and aJou 80 egreDis ndet
gath Horns aeef hie and haf from lind Ths
ship lad rak Asea tbi 1e Ia of TAX
Ing her y Harurg for repsrs n forward tie psssen
see WIN snorr ship The ship lies in ID and fan
oms win the oreraAte above he passengers were
al say ed ON be Gay after The saodng by uspao e.en OF
sandal vho, 10 accomplish viii b thre- eecxoai oya.
hsto rhd TIE cos nv day returned ard ssyed past Of TO
fne tn0 'n,teNa VIC had stDrm yesTei&y a. that resr,
we're eneftn7ed for hc stfftv fbe hano
nn nov ssvsd bemseyss IN the ships boat II IL
doatuul ~hciLar The sbip OF b. saved.
hr6nnPN July W-Ibs Ssossrn n, fuea,er which saIsa
nenos Jut ~ Tor sost Usl put hero veeray
tnvuaefeh hrCDy ~ W skle sSd 5ulF
f Lyns ga the night Of tie sd and during IL 2a z vbc
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& Co. repor. as follows
There particular change to notice the marketor
American securities. There has been u stea3y demand
during The past week. and considerable OF
tie United states five per cents, Pennsylvania five per
GEMS ana VsiOa I've and per poads for invest.
ment With the exception Of the Panama per cent
etr1pg bonds which continue grea. request and are
very scarce the prices railroad bonds srs in great
m
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aAEI1IME INTELaIGENCE
Port OF New York, August 1s,I1s58.

Port OF New York, August 1s,Ils59.
uLEARI.
Steam hip Po'oma, Watson, sAvsnnAh-H Cromwell
as'p o-cop sates, Pike Moble-N H Brigham.
psrk norman Now, sschah, BE lhand-Holmboe /
ss
us,iet-- luocb 4 se,pcie.
s s1s is b, o.e se. sn as a.-ssSs
Irie Martha JaHe (ss OO,bet 81 Jaha n So
ssar v asiHp, Borden: ersnsts
shr Ssroe 5T s ne p SSq Corr sw,
sch| esess 5ird {srS hsrt, Tio4sSs-D bsyo1
sch, Emeline psnnis.n na6ssa am r lIa.lhut
ssr Ssn V e C Cs aamor ts S
sesp 4 soSen, SsIls srs.ssses1 '''S"a
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia
arrived.
Steamship Asia DR. Lott Liverpool Aug with
passengers to Cunard 10th inst LAT AZ ~ Ion 6 t,<aa
20 ,..,m.e'e oceaa Qseea hence ~ s.'s I'D y.
rom CssrSo,i fqf .sw York at ndaiee ssssd
Steamship soV1 Parrish sichuoud &c with mdse ana
sies rsbip yorltown bencs for f3riols
M %sis ay AG Sa s' sa sqi e
ARE dslss tie errs JUL 10 ~ 40 20 lon Is s2o.e
A 30 20 Ion ~ spose shv lucy 1bcmpso9 for L7erpao
pnlsu csp Ssdns, hsa' 0s Se s"us
shia sepiule Peabody Liverpool, yn,y With mss and
PrS, Sss sbeo Link from sss II 70 sJo ina 4
BAH 7 : B.rtrsp s'chol7, Have July l. vita mdse, to
SJurEer, CleeJmap X Co.
Welsn Glover, Bordeaux IS dsgs With brandy &C. 70
ssieia Co. Has tsa Ikht vii ds and cas The eutie
passage E1Nr%s
4sIs IIle vrus) Brandt harsellss 20 days, VIII mdse
% Funcb A vencke.
ysrk ssra of Bsl,imnre). johnson Rio Grsnds July
with h.Ges 40, 10 James Uemsres
Bek Cieniuesos Cole Clel July 2s with sugar to
PosveI4 20. Sh st. lat 80 lon 20 30 Spoke ahp ALBEIT
lsltn stoger from Swsn Island for London with guano all
vel
Msuve (Fr Joncourt st Pierre NE Is dsyY with fab
q Wheel wright Co
soop Rot hoy, sbaer: Crowley TOWN. NJ. days
eloop Nary I'm Ben Frsrcie Bssg River. days
gehr euperior Robinson Elizsbeth ri for Sss.on.
S,br csJar. Ford EliZabe acrt for 3oeioa.
Sch Perseverance Bolt Bsrps.ahle. 2 DAYS
scb- Golden Rule Malcolm Haven 2 DAYS
scbr Doretss DAYTON, Port sven for proviaeuce.
steamer Delaware. COpes. PhlaGels hia
Ste Po.onskR i've New BEDFORD.
3tsaN ey Petrol Baker. Providence.
BLOW
chip Henry Clay Csulkins from L!vsrpoo.-passei l7h by
ee3ulship scta
stio nh's rom TIisste-By pilot boat Ezra Nye
Bark Maria
scor JOIN y batiend
chJ 1t~syd Lsuphesr.-A three by pilot bos Steers.
Brig &ohawx.
SAILED
Seam ti1s C-cassGn OBJ. GaIwsy Potomac Savannah;
ships SuoynsoD, Liverpool; She man, 81 John, NIB.
Wind al suarse RE; Mt ID IN s, and light sunset Sw
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rhe exchanges at the Bank Clearing House shis
ing were dss 20, and the balances 81 o6s,
Q34 10.
The CrcassiaD, for Glasgow to day, lakes out $1,000
IN specie.
The 9th mortgage bondbolders OF the Erie Railroad
Company having applied 10 have me protection OF re
ceiver extended 70 them, well as /, the fourth
gage bondhcdors, Judge Iograham, Of the Suprewe
Court yesterday, the application OF the trustees
tended the receversnip already existing 70 ali the ptO
perty covered BY the fifth ana last mortgage Of
pany. The last mortgage eli the property OF lns
company.
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CITY CONNER cIAL REPORT

xHCHsUAf, AE2NBy I6--6F, "a
AsBEs-smsl taies were made, in iudng pots a. b1c
ana Of pearls 1t SIC.
Hss1ieYyyx ur-rhsre was more activity In TIE
market, and the beitAr grades rather drmer, though
Ssa sarSut j 20. to IL eco hb, closing within The
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Balance in favor Of the Bank 81.

Balance In favor OF tho Bank "a 4VSoot
Increase in assets for the week ending 18TH
August compared with the previous week.. $s,0s7
From this II appears tina. is the opinion Of the gentle
men who administer the Manhattan Bank that the
bank leeds the stronger becomes and tina. IL 1t only In
creases ts loans little faster than II loses ia specie 1t
viii be stronger the day breaks than before
We congratulate the stockholders Of the Manhattan
Bank upon the novelty AID simplicity OF the method hus
epunciatsd by their executive ofl,ers 1ney are emf
nently envabe people, for while-shoud trouble again
overtake us-the other city banks will be distracted a.
The loss Of their SPECIE and worried to kno BIO to
tail without running their customers the Manhattan Bank
pursuance Of it's peculiar recipe, viii only need 10
pand in proportion to the decrease Of its metallic reserve
and will doubt weather the storm perfect safety
One cannot but regret that this nfAbe recipe bad not
been discovered BY the Manhattan Bank before 1857 10
that memorable year The oti,ers Of the Msnhatsu vho
authority st did at least much any other
bank in The city 10 bring on the crisis by an
excessive expansion 10 the spring, and equal
ly excessive contr action in the fail. Had they
at thu. time been conscious OF their new and
truly admirable principle in barkns-that the so.s Of
specie may be ceuntarbaancsd by increase Of osns
they would probably have been spared the shame ana
sorror which their polisy brought them and aoog
the discounts, Of whose volume they boast ,nsss
would pei bas have been not quite large proportion
Of virtually dead paper.
The busiress Of the Sub treasury foloTs 10
CAV
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> FINANCIAL AND CONNER CHA.

THURSDAY, August Is-6PM
The arrival Of the Asia places us in possession of Two
days later news from Europe Is points are briefly an
advance Of u q IN the British funds and the Ffench
rentes cotton market seadsr the face Of large arri
walls, dull breadatufs MARKET and revival Of she de.
maSd for money London. This latter 10 due to the
recovery in business and Is local. shown by the re-
ducon in the rate Of discount by the Bank Of France
There vas good demand for American State STOCKS In
London. TIE actual disarmament which Das been con.
menced by the Emperor Of the French calculated 70
stimulate further improvement trade though that Ina
provement will lot in all probability, general
until after the Zurich Conference has adjourned
The last statement OF the Bank OF England shows the
following variations compared with the previous
week
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7
bestrs Barring Brothers quote bar silver a. g. 25d
Mex can dollars Is 0s5d., nominal; American eagles
7Gs $50.
Satsefthwate saIs:--
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The Transactions during The past week in American &c
euIies have been O. RI upmportaot Character aal
uICd CCly 10 uf ctas6s Il me vagi us Siat aogs aId
Lbe best class cf railroad bonds There has been god
ioquiry Tor Illinois construction bonds from SO 20 ST.
Shares remain sdy a, "a 70 SO, scarcely bAIssi
tbeu bewg recorded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-04
ST. Louis. Juno 3-pM


Intense excitement prevailed among all
classes of citizens to-day, in consequence of
the shooting of Mr.. Charles this morning
About IL o'clock some two or three thous-
and persons repaired to the Jail with an
avowed purpose of forcibly taking and
hanging the prisoner, but through the exer-
tons of the police and the influence of sew
eral prominent citizens, the excitement was
somewhat aIlayed, and majority of the
crowd were prevailed upon to disperse.
SqulCs Of excited men, however, fingered
around the Jail all the afternoon, and tray-
erSed the streets threatening vengeance on
the prisoner.
To prevent violence, Mayor Filley order
e ont the military, some of whom now at
o'clock are standing guard at the Jail yard,
while Others are patrolling the streets, pre-
pared instantly to repress any threatened
outbreak.
Mr.. Charles still fingers but his death is
look for every moment He received two
pistol wounds in the abdomen, either one of
which, he surgeons pronounce mortal
Much excitement still exists, and it is feared
that the announcement of the death of the
wounded man will be the signal for gen
eral outbreak.
Mr. Charles is the senior of the lirm OF
Charles, Blow 4 Co. and is one of the old
est and most esteemed merchants in the
city. The attack upon him is universally
regarded as one of the most unprovoked and
cold-bloodel on record.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, june 3--r, NJ.
The -four market is heavy and Toe lower
eXbept for fresh ground State; sales at
S0@7 10 for extra do; 7O66 % for
super Western; G 9067 30 for common to
good extra do; 30G7 80 for do round
hoop Ohio market closing duh. Wheat
heavy sales ut 40 for Milwaukee club !;
70 for winter red West; so for choice
Western, which is an outside price; l So
for ditto red Southern; 90 for choice
white Southern. Rye quiet; sales at
9SG1l co. Barley quiet sales 5000 bush
barley malt at S.. Corn depressed and
heavy; sales at 9O@9i for inferior TO
prime yellow; mixed Western nominal at
9l@92. Whisky unchanged sales at IS,
closing dull. Pork dull and heavy for all
descriptions Sales Of 2l50 bbls ut IL so
for new mess; 10 5O6l5 60 for prime !;
Beet stcady OO@7 20 for prime; 90
. 7j for mess; II 00@l5 90 for repacked.
Beef hams dull at l4ml7. Bacon dull /;
hons TO-. Cut meats dull at 7M7s for
shoulders; 8!@9I for hams. Lard firm
sales Of G0OO bbls at llS@l2i. Butter
steady ut lS@2O for new State. Cheese
quiet mt 5(T9.
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fCoM--::..aie.S,i,

Mr.. EDITOa AS Jot have been ze"'""
ly engaged in laboring in your depar'm'i't
for the prosperity of Evansville, ""d rS-
peciallv for her manufacturing interests,
showing the advantages cur city has over
many other places for this purpose, permit
me 10 call the attention Of yourself and the
public 10 the fact, quite the reverse OF such
friendly and patriotic dispositions, as evinced
10y our fellow-citizens MeSsrs. Reiiz 4 Ha-
ncy. Most of you are aware that McSsrS.
Kratz & ueiman have gone into thcbusiness
of manufacturing Threshing Machines, of
which class of agricultural! implements quite
n number have been sent here annually
from remote places, for which Il correspond
ing amount OF capital WAS drawn from this
portion of the country.
ID has long been contemplated la cStab-
lish factory right here ut home, from
which the community ut large will, with
out doubt, derive the greatest benefit, and
because our resources are, in this respect,
inferior To no other town in the State it is
naturally to be supposed that there would
hardly be n person, feeling the least inter-
csted in the prosperity of our city, but who
would lac delighted in seeing the establish
ment of any new business, factory, or shop
among US bu twhat shall we think of a
person, or firm, who, no sooner hearing of
such a new factory, bat goes to work, If pos
sible, to thwart such laudabe undertaking,
with the avowed purpose,of running them
out" "a Mr.. John llnney has been Boosting,
and to this end imports number of thresh-
ing machines from Ohio. The above eau
be fully substantiated, as fact, if required.
Nessrs. Kratz & Heilman have never been
wanting in encouraging the manufacturing
interests of Evansville, and always literally
contributed more than their share when
called upon. II is painful to see any per-
son, or firm, engage to oppose any new
branch Of industry, by the existence Of
which he, or they, are in no way injured, us
is the fact in the present ease. The writer
of these lines, although reluctant to create
any unnecessary animosities, could not
refrain from bringing the above facts TO the
notice of the public Lc; the public see and
Judge for themselves.
A MECHANIC, AND ONE INTERESTED IL
THE WELFARE OF oUR CITY.
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DIR. Coonley, who lectures at alble Hall
tomorrow morning, may have good audi
ence. The Doctor comes to our city with
reliable testimonials as to his character and
ability, and purposes giving US short
course of lectures on the Harmonial Philos-
ophy, as promulgated by its believers. He
has lectured in most of the Eastern and
some of the Western cities during the past
two years. and has generally succeeded in
attracting and pleasing large audiences.
lie also lectures in the afternoon ut the
Lower Market House, and again in the
evening ut the Hall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-04
nas- The Southern Shield, the neat,

gIH The Southern Shield, the ncatcst
and one of the ablcst papers in the State of
Arkansas, comes to us in an enlarged size
and new type. 1t has been published and
conducted by q. X. Underwood for twenty
years, IL Helena 1t is now almost the
only opposition paper, in the Eastern part
of the State. The editor says he was cdu
Gated in Wing and American principles and
has long been ono of their defenders; and
though times have changed, and the parties
that supported his faith, "haye gone under,
he can't resign his convictions nor refrain
from their honest expression still. Though
thrift would have followed f,wning upon
the triumphant party, he has preferred to
preserve his selt-reSpect TO accommodating
riches ID is honorable To community,
where it occurs, that such course is ao-
companied by such evidences of prosperity
as the SLieH exhibits. With no party to
sustain tin small city whose political
sentiments are opposed to it-with two COM
petitors of the popular faith, the Shield is
one of the most fourishing papers in the
State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-04

Bsly" The City Council have ordered Main
street to be paved with boulders, at the ex-
pcnse of the property holders. An adver-
tisement for proposals to DO the work viii
be published in few days, and the contract
will be let so that the work can be done, il
possible, by next autumn. The contract
will be made by the city, and the entire
expense for the squares, and for the cross
imgs, will be assessed on the lots, and collect
cd and paid to the contractors by the city,
unless the proprietors themselves enter into
an arrangement with the contractors TO pay
it to them, rs the work progresses, instead
OF paying it to the City Collector, which
they have the privilege of doing.
All who pay up their assessments prompt
ly to the contractors, will be entitled! TO q
premium OF eight per cent, from the city,
on the amount paid. This provision has
been adopted to encourage prompt pay
ments, and as a partial payment from the
city for paving TIE crossings, portion
which many think the city itself should
pave.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, june 3-M
The navy department to-day received a
letter from the commander of the United
States ship-of-war Brooklyn, dated Vera
Cruz, May 2l, in which he says that Capt
Jarvis sailed in the ship Savannah for Pen
sacola, on the 18th. lie adds:
"As Minister McLane is DESTROYS of hav-
ing ship at Tampieo, in anticipation of an
attack upon that place by the Miramon par
ty, ] shall direct Commander Turner TO pro-
coed Immediately, with orders TO land n
force Of marines and .others, if necessary,
for the protection of the American Consul
ate, and such American citizens rs may seek
his protection; and, in the event OF the
town being carried 10y assault To require OF
the commanding general the assurance Oi
protection to the Consulate and all Ameri-
can citizens. Such instructions will be in
conformity with the views of the Minister
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK Lnne IN
By TIE Z. & w. LINE.

NEW ORh, June IN.
1t is reported that General Outlay has
sent word to the Austrian government, that
the supply Of provisions was beginning TO
fail in Piedmont, and that he would be una
bic to claim the position occupied more than
fifteen days.
The French government, it is said, have
received information that four Russian corps
de dTmie had arrived ut the Russian from
tier
Norwegian barque for Venice had been
stopped by French frigate and informed
that. all Austrian ports except Trieste and
Ancona, were blockadcd. The commander
of the fortress mt Venice had received no no.
tice of the blockade A French feet was
before Venice, aud had already captured
twenty vessels. Fifteen French men-of-war
had been seen near CattPras on The coast of
Dalmatia.
The London Times correspondent in the
Austrian camp, SAYS that naval attack on
Venice would have no chance of success
every channel to the port being quite block
AIDED 10y ,unken vessels Ships loaded with
stones are laying close by, ready to be sunk
at few minutes notice and thus close up
the remaining passages. Guns ofiIrse cali
brc are placed in positions TO command the
channels thus INSTRUCTED
The Paris correspondent o. the Times
says that the French squadron is not to at
tack Venice, but merely 20 blockade the
port tor the present
The Liverpool Post in its article declar-
ing that the passage of the Ticino, by the
French and Sandman armies, would he the
signal for European alliance, and the
march of the Austrians OH Paris, says, also,
that Russia is TO join Austria.
The shipping interest of Great Britain is
greatly agitated as to the conveyance of ar
ticles contraband of war.
Lord Malmesbury in his reply TO a special
inquiry, says that the neutrality prOclama-
ton was not intended to prohibit the expor-
tation of coal, or other articles, but he
warned the subjects of Great Britain that
they do not carry for the use Of either of the
belligercnts, articles which are contraband,
rs the Government will not interfere in
case of capture.
An imperial decree, in Austria, increases
the direct and indirect taxation.
In the Federal Diet, Prussia declared that,
although adhering TO her protest against the
posting of the Federal corps on the Rhine,
she did not object to its being established as
n matter of form. The proposal was re-
fcrred to n commission.
There were indications, on the part of the
Italian refugees, located on the Swiss from
tiers, to stir up n revolution in Lombardy.
Their efforts were put down by the Swiss
troops, who seized quantity of guns and
powder.
The Queens speech 10 the new Parlia-
Lament is not expected to he delivered be-
forc the 10Th OF Jnnc.
The Lon on Ne'cs says the Liberal party
will Insist ON taking up the reform question
just where il stood at the dissolution, thg
Slh ult.
The Government Will soon invite tenders
for monthly mail To Australia via Panama
Twenty thousand men have been enrolled
in the British navy.
The chartering of vessels TO France as
troop orstore ships were regarded as illegal
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CoLrNBUs. Ohio. June IN

The Episcopal Convention now in session,
held an election this morning for Assistant
Bishop of the Diocese of Ohio, which re-
suited as follows: Whole number Of votes
cast by clergy, 63; Rev. DR.. Bejlell of n.
Y, received, on first ballot, AZ; Rev. DIR.
Littlejohn of Conn, 10; Rev. DIR. Nicholson
of Ohio, | (; Rev. Dr.. Barr of Ohio, q Rev.
Dr. Newton of Pa, .; blank, l. The laity
vote was taken separately and resulted in
confirming the nomination Of Rev. DR.. Be-
dell 10y So ayes to "a noes. On motion OF
DR.. B0lles of Cleveland, seconded by Rev.
DR.. Greenleaf and Judge Spaulding, the
vote was declared unanimous
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June BPM
Flour sells ut yesterdays figures, and
a further decline is resisted; 6 50@G rs for
super. Wheat unchanged; sales at 30
al 40 for red. Corn unchanged. Oats co.
Whisky advanced lc; sales of 500 bids at
254. Provisions dull; prices nominally un-
changed. Bacon may be quoted at 7lG99a,
through not offered very freely at these
prices. Lard III Bulk meats Gl@Sl. -
Mess pork neglected entirely. Exchange
still very firm at J premium. Money mar
ket more active.
The Bank OF the Ohio Valley notifies
correspondents that tomorrow notes of in
terror Missouri banks will he taken at the
rates of discount charged at st. Louis, viz,
per cent