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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

The ORGANIZATION OF THE New CONGRESS-
A PRELIMINARY PRESIDENTIAL SxrRxrsu
organization of the new House of Represents.
tives, which meets at Washington in December
next, will be the first preliminary skirmish of the
approaching Presidential campaign. There will
be three parties and two factions iD the fight
The republican party, about ia strong; the do
Docratic party, come 90 in number; the Southern
opposition party, from rs to 80; the Anti Lee
compton democratic faction, about dozeD and
the North Americans, s. As 119 will be neces
cary to elect Speaker by mTority, and as
the republicans will only be able to count IA, or
,bereabouts, We have the promise Of more In
ierertiDg, excited aud protracted struggle than
that Of 1876, when Nathaniel p. Banks was
elected Speaker, at last, under the plurality
rule
The same rule will probably be adopted again,
and probably not. The Speaker may have it in
biz power, perhaps, by nice enforcement Of the
rules Of the House, to shape or decide the issue
Of the election Of our next President. We may
Speaker, and all sorts of negotiations and pro
positions of bargain and sale among the int
rested ppr,ies, cliques and individuals. The
oext Office in or0er is that of the House
Clerk, an important and valuable pos
for spoiIs to the incumbent, and for cleo
'ioneefiDg purposes to bis party. The Clerkship
however, mas be thrown in for votes for the
Speaker, with an understanding concerning the
distribution of his twenty or thirty subordinate
Offices.
But, scarcely second in importance to the
Speakers chair viii be the spoils and plumber
OF the House printing, in view Of the sinews OF
Hsr for Presidential purposes Who will be the
printer? Wendell bes been run out, and who
will take biz place? Forney is the anti Lecomp
on candidate, ard is doubtless ready to give
hs consent to the fusion ot the anti. Lecomptou-
ties with the republicans for the Speaker, III
Consideration IT his election as Clerk or printer:
INT will any such arrangement hold water.
What will Mr. Douglas cay to it, with his eyes
fixed all the tine upon the Charleston Conven-
'ioD? The hole subject is a perplexipg puzzle,
which we must give up for the present, in the
absence Of any clue to o solution.
We Oare say, however, that the pipelayers
and contractors of all the parties concerned in
his business of the Speaker. Clerk and printer O,
sbe popular branch of the new Congress are AZ
this moment as busy with their plots counter
plots, treaties, contracts and negotiations as ever
he DumbeIless Nicaragua Transit jobbers have
been over that job during the last two years
Ard BY and bye we shall fod out bow the wind Is
blowing. The first trip Of Tharlog Weed to
Philadelphia or TO Washington, OF his next visit
10 the Aston House, will probably mark the &C.
tive opening Of the bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
News from ro,to CabeIIo.

PBlApALPBA, August II, 1859.
The bark ralle. has arrived here vito PorN Caoelo
dates OF iha let inst
Gen. Falcon at the hecd Of 600 revolutousir had land
cd Few miles below Poio Caoe'o, and, being joined by
Gen. Guevar, wsE r-cfa,iog to attack the city He had
prepared plan to e'r the city, but 1t had been foiea
oy The arreet OF hi acompce in the CITY. Falcon
enabled to ake The Isndrg be did through the COM
pic.y Of tome OF the government officials None of tho
government vessels ntei unit, the lsndrg was effect
ed. Porto Cabello defended by 200 governmoGt
troops and six pieces Of artillery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

COUNTING THE Philosophers and phi
lsnfhropiste are costly members Of society. They
rarely measure the results Of their schemes with
their eApense, and believing in the divine
character Of their mission, they never trouble
themselves as to the source from whence the
cash is to come. The Tribune philosopher has
cost the country more money in his time than
any dozen other Utopists Beginning life as the
editor of lottery Office journal, he abandoned
hat respectable vocation to plunge into sea Of
wild projects. First, be embarked in the Irish
revolutionary humbug, which cost 100000; then
10 the Fonrierite and PhalaDx bumbug, which
may be set down at s500ooO; then in the
epiriiualiH humbug, In which hut little capita,
srs 'es' brains were invested; then ~ Tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
The Ontario Elevator Ises,royse, by Eve,

PuIADlun, Il, Y, August II, 1882
fire discovered abOu. haf past three os'osS thia
morning In tho steam elevator In tbs place. esred by
Fred J. Ccrrington The flames were frs. sscn a. the
north and water front Tna immersc building WA en-
ibe,y consumed, With sbe exception Of the engine depot
The warehouse said 10 havo copiped $50 oOo bushels
Of wheat and CON- Ths loss is estimated a. $3.50 600,
which is eoxSsess psrrsd mostly In New York COUPE
niss the Canadian rtnoooer Mary, which cisohagaa
her carg. 81 wheat Ina, eveong, ag al the
house aAa va badly burned Tue kss extended Do sus>
Thar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
TIE GESInAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, August II, 1850.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, appeal has cecld,a
that under the tsr Ct sppg composcd OF wersted
and flax are liable to duty Of nineteen per csn.u drop
black, used as paint to fifteen per centum and cArawsy
seeds free.
Parties designing 10 send articles Of small bulk but OF
great vaue TO tn United ssstee, be under the i'm
precision that for greater security they properly or
ward item through the mail to the consignment OF the
Collectors OF Customs This to the Insurance Of an
ns ucicn that such are not sanctioned bv
law as the oer OF tho Customs ore,sly prohibited
from being engaged in the basno OF importation sho,d
csees occur er this warning will become the duty Of
the Department TO atop; measures a. the la NAV
wsrrart TO put N end 20 she practice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
INDICTED OFF1c1ALs-INFoRMATEoN WANTED
IN the HERALD Of the 23d of November last W;
find among the law reports the following

in the HERALD OF the 23d Of November last we
md among the law reports the following
Before Judge Ru.se ell, 81 Channhers
Pursuant 10 an arrbrgeueut made on saturdsv nv
coarfei for Chories Devp Charles Turner and osbsrs
Tho have been indicted by the asst Grand nyv tor
alleged conspiracy to ooan money from the civ ,re.su
enc deepcas appeared before the City judge A. noon
yeterday to enter INTO the Necessary bonds their sp
pearsnce nc the December Term OF the Genera, Sessions
be Juoees oce was crowded by clzsna throughout te
;sy Inc following individuals were present, accompa
ned oy lie gentlemen who offered to become ball for
them
cna,ies Dewitt Zone lndictmeut) was charged With OBJ
tsinng morey under slse preences from he city reasu
~ James Ssxton became his bali IN the of 81 500
Cbar,ss fcIref indicted for alleged conspiracy and
Sd aitemp. TO obtain noley under faee pYeteoces wm
scneas became bs surety in 81 500 on each charge
Enoch Dean wss charged With obtaining money under
Ease preancis Jcnn T. B'oierck became biz bail 10 the
sura Of 81 $50
Hufh BIC abe became biz surety.
Jscos 0lsley, Charles Mcneil and VIM. A. D,osy
IN the sum Of 81 COO Vim. Howe wen, bail for Oakley
tL1 Mcneil, aud WIN. r. Rockwell for Os1ey
ItIence Farley ara j B. Smith, who have nlao BEEN
indicted we're not prsser, snt Ia probable that thsy
viii give Dali to-day.
Be'ore Hon. Judso Gould
NOV y In me Mater u he People rs. Jas. r. T:y.
would Stand u.l Tuesday r1o,nbg in csnseouence
ofue unayod-ole absence u Mr.. Jas r. Bray one OF
the c'Urrel for the oefelcc.
We have 10 recollection Of any Of Ghese cases
having been tried, although we REMEMBER very
well the Indignation Of the community on being
made acquainted, through Alderman Franklin's
report, with the fraudulent and hagitious opera
tons that bad Leen carried on by our corrupt
officials and contractors for city work. win the
District Attorney. or bis deputy, Or anybody, In
form us whether airy or all Of these officials have
hesn put on TRIAL for tbeir acts; and II NOT, why
1oH We .vsat q categorical answer inme-
8i1'eiv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

FoRr JEsyp, \, August &c, 1862
Four yong men Of tells place starsec asa O'Clock
y,f'erdas rornns from ycss pier, Ger VOYAGE to ph
adcitola n small row boat, well p4cvissned for =
geek cufe ~ith The good tpnvs psp <aed by LADY
friends The dccs .trorsei Ivy Who citzsps OF tno
place 10 see se,n on and ,hef aesaCt oroacr ana
their bon. rPueT s'o -. T,e,r 'srg gaze 'barr rrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

THOMAS BAKHR's BENEFIT AT PALACE GARDEv.-pAlace
Garden will DO open this {rhursday) evening, for tho
benefit Of Mr. Thomss Baker. His many frenas and tho
pubic generally will 0Dd the orchestra In greatly aug.
mertod force giving variety Of classical aud misceA
neous music including an operate selection from tho
"dcgueDots and come Of the movements Of Beethovens
Symphonies The battle Symphony" and "Ialy and
Austria" by Urger, will also be performed to, doubt
rot, q Gro ded audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

The American Normal school Convention.
TRErros, August IL, 1850
The American Normal School Convention met here TO-
day large number OF delegates were prcrent from
rious parts Of the UnioD including Professor Emetson or
Boston; Professor Hart, Of Philadelphia DR.. Mclaon, Of
Baltimore; Governor Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts, and
other distinguished persons. Professor Phelps, Of Naw
Jersey IL the President An interesting discussion ooe
place on the modes Of teaching &c Tbis evening Co
vernon Boutwell, addressed largo audience the subses
Of education.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

ar Suspended, End the ordinary d oeratioos OF
SOCIAL sDo peysi al life stopped. Thsre isa point
"here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS becomes simply ."idiou
'ous' ana the writer Of the communication 10
question has evidently reached It. What next,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

NEWPORT, August II, 1859.
The yachts Favorisa, Ray, End Rebecsa arrived hara
from Edgarto~n this afternoon at five oc ook they nsd
rough weather at Holiness Hc,e and Edgastown
They found at Newport the yachts Reslesss Gertrude
Undine Una and Escort.
The in this harbor by all the yscs ia to os
arranged tomorrow.
The squadron dispersed a, Holres Hole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

Ksr'as buu bug. which cost at least $4,000;
and lastly, 10 the Pixies Peak humbug. the cost
Of which bas yet to be determioed. VINO will
ssy after this that Greeley's reputation Is not
deer to the country?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Nor-Arrivel Of tina Asia.

SANDY Hook, August I'LL r.
There are as yet no ssos OF the steamship Asia now
about due with Liverpool oates OF toe eh instant w,ad
light and blowing from the East Weather clear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

Horny Ravepe Teedent OF the Unj Bank cf Charles.
tel. s. g.. died uf! week q tae vns.tnla s2shgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
AMUsENEy us THIS EVENING.

NIBInrS OAFDsH, Broscway FoUR LovEss-EvoLu-
aloss on zax TiGHr aoPE-M- Ds0BALxgAu.
, 1859-06-17

.lne>ssiaiA ~ 4ssasstse. Il sene issalttttuu. i.
'ars governed BY tho predominant feeling o. tho
n1ot. ~ -
but it would appear that the enin Of the pro-
vious week VA entirely lost where sales were
effected, while some resistance to the decline
and refusal to sell point a1ain to The proba-
btlity Of a.noderate movement upwards. The
present fluctuations seem sraceatle 10 the exce4-
.ise advance Of The I'd Of Nay; but if The pref
ent Averages (54s 4d), be compared with the
lowest point In the be9inn,nq Of January, which
was $50 10d., it viii show the gain from tlat
time Of depression to be l4s Cd per Or. Still ~
The averages during tue Ruesluo war for No.
vember 1856 were sos lod, there aeems more
probability Of further advance tlan return
10 the low rates lately obtaining. The present
war is viewed a. limited, and imperial profess
ions, If 70 be trusted. will keep it 10.
Al We have. however, seen the *.Profeseion Of
peace" converted into a time Of" hottie prrpa-
ration" and a. Germany IL difficult to persuade.
the flames kindIe may yet throw their sparks
further, and ignite tue combus1ible material Of
more remote states. Times Of sudden depres-
sion seem therefore. more likely to pay those
who quit them in t,uste. The rates on the con-
tineni hArc little varied in the COURSE Of the
week; but the resumption Of the sliding scale in
France, und it, rigid application II ali shipments
utter 1he lkt IF June. hurr had d quoting lnhu~
epce ut Odessa.
, 1859-06-17
Daily Review Vi Chicago Market.

1HV1RpA1 EFKNI1t+ = 45lI Aps
FREIGuTs-sehr B. F, tulrcr. cosn 10 Duc4lo tt :c.
FLouR-Rcceipta II oss bu: si4 eutA 1.+S5 bhs MIR
kei qulct Sa1es 10 bt 'On,asio ~hta winter eaua
u a7bo: 30 bill winter SUPER ut ts7K.
WHEAT-Keeeipls, 1.033 hu sApraentA, 1F.o.s tn.
W1x11E qnet> Sales 100 bu No scd 1t s112: 100
tu do at 14i; 20 bu do sPAuo-'n4ciFe. sales
4 bu standard for delivery list haf Of nett week
sele7s opeion It ioI; 100 bu do ut 03 Loo bu do ii
los fo+ Fh1ay; 10 tu Is for Wednesday ncxt; ZOO
hu do At loex; 900 tn 1t o.> oo3 bu do II 17 lok
so hu No. Il 90c-cosink quiet.
C0RS-ReeeIpta. 43 :3:; shipments. 20 bu, Market
shade ovcs. Saes 13No bu canal .6c. adoa
bu No. in los &C tn store; hu co II F6c SO bu do
66k 1000 hu do IN lots At t6c 80 In No. 9.t &c.
oATS-Keer1pt4 so. bu: shipments, none. Market
quiet Sales 0 1u Nc. Il w In store: 4oo bu
uainspectca in ha:s 4t Sc; SO bu rejected .sck
RYE-Rcce.pta - bu Market Quet md nominal It aoc
DARLEY--Recplpsa. ~ tu: sh'pmentA 10 bu. Aaz~
It inactive and non.insl nj 4n9 0c.
H1GHWlSES-Recelpts,e 81 bbs. Market inae.ive and
AomtnAl at 23 ae3Hc.
PRovls1oNS-Reea,p.a, s bbl1, bcek, ~ btls pork
Sales IS ibis pork 1t 4l7 Mess baef IL ks
quest With tetall lota sold At e.9sl&-
1ARD-Scarce and in demand 1t lIx Gl1xe.
SEEDS-Reoe!ps7.sao 80 na- Timothy 41.oH8t7o: Clover
4iI1; uupk7rtan GEass q s2&SO0.
H1DES-Receipts 1886 h. Market active nd ueady 1t
the following quutatlous -Greea sa1ted, ex&9c; D1y
Flint l6&l7c; Muain d. l22l4c; Cut SiAs Errcn 1lc
Ep94e: rea &:o0l7s for fresh slaughtered eG4o: tor
Lamb Skins.
TA1L0W-Recelpts3 SO h. In good demand n 104e-
Wu0L-Reee1pts 81 ~. Market saes sio-day wese:-2H
n deecc c6c 500 s trte Qua1er bluod at 3c
EuTAToE3-Reeepts Isl bu. Market tim. 6a|rz
:-1a0 bu Pnleyes At al0o; 90 bu common zds n
Glc-
ECG3-1n good demand at l:@1ckc.
BCTTER-e3 kegs sold 1t l1c 10 d. choice, at ike:
ta1,e roll, 1:c-
PuULIRY-chlc.cns. q Leo z doz: Turkeys exc
N.
BEANS-Inactlre and nominal 1t G0@1.c3
LUMDER-ta.xoes Of .chEs OctavlA and Sea Star from
kalamazoo. strips and tua1dh. at&66'H.
LIVE STOCK Receipts, co3 hogs, IL cattle. Market
not y buoyant. owing the decline IN New York. Thp
Cattle and Shetp very dull Hog In good demand. Sales
at Shermans yatds we1e:
, 1859-06-17
pnY LCuDER IN TIE TARDs.

Sh!ngcs. No I. ~: No. :, 80: conmoa, &,
r.ne L*'A. :: 0n93-3
Terms Of sale fur abore prices. 4@6 months
time. with u deduction Of 5 per cent. for cash.
New Yonk.-June 14.-Receipts, 1862 bb1s.
-four; 9,34G bu wheat; 26,ll7 bu corn; "a ,674
bu outs.
EosroS.-June 14.-Receipts. 2275 bbls -four;
5000 bu Corn; l,l50 bu oats. Flour dull.
Corn quiet 4, s0@96c.
ClErE1AxD-June l4th.-Flour quiet Sales
oERed Wheat extra at $500. Wheut unchang-
cd; sales Of red at &l.7lG}l73 md white at $lsl;
coru. 63Gs:c; potatoes, 75@Soc; highwincs,
26tG2.c.
DE7ro'7.-Junc 14.-Receipts, 1.4ss bb1s
flour; :l9 bu wheat; 1923 bu corn; IS b.
oats. Dreadstut1s quiet aud unchanged; pota-
tors. s;@95c.
ToLrpo.-June l5.-Receipts, $50 bbls flour;
$500 bu wheat; 100 bu corn. Shipments.
1.4os ibis -four; 5000 bu corn; :e6 bu wheat.
BreAlstuds quiet and unchanged.
Tx Faosr EXCITEMENT AT P177sBrncH.-The
Pi,'s1nrgh Ga:*tte Of the 18th says:
There j. but one topic Of interest now. III
conlncrclul circles--t,c frost Of the 9Th and it,
fr,n., :;.,.. md d;..;n', 20 ;.t. ~ y 'nE ~
onc person VIC hear tbat Everything is lost: from,
a"ot 'er tha wheat and re IRE only, parti4'1,
in.u''ri; a'id it will probably be weeks before
VIC IrA,lI fully tlIr lrue .tute Of the case
hut utter u !, this is Il large country, and al.
thr"gi, 11le local injury il greut, tue effect on til.
general uveraYe yield will be comparativel.
su'all. Heuce there was no necessity for tht.
P:nte Am"sg Tue TURNER'S III the frosted reg'on,
tuwns ;;,r ,hr "urnnse e hur;,, ] 70 ronr,. ~
supplies. The IRIS: was eon6ned7 to "a 4 comparu: .
1ivrr narrow *trip If country md thpre will bt.
enough wheat left. outside of it, to supply Mi
tae MAnts ol te country. onr F<at calamity is.
trv hu, tot ~. ,;,1 t. ~ h"r h." :; ;nr,aad ~ % 81 r.
ducny the brrad sc must consume.
1hc ra"h f"r n"ur was q perfect godsend to
md c,'.ids1Iic ,o-,;on n"t otI1s H. heet l. IT,
frightened BUYERS pever stopped to inouir,.
about guilty or condition; they took whatcve,
~ s' ~ s"u.a ',I.t 10y n4uos upon' lot lear "ou,o
stock. witt, vii il, maier,ai ;ncindcd was TIM,
clsaurd out by saturday n;nht and Mt lrn.,
45,0Vu btl, Of duur. rood' ba3 and Indifferent
found it> w.v to lie country Some Of III.
h.. crs NAV. b.furc The vrar !: orrr w;.h th,t
t!,ty t.ul bvu-l,t either ;,,rc xnar;nr1v or viii
murc ju.l.u-nt.
, 1859-06-17


Br Tx1EokAra.l NV YoHK. 1une ~.
FLor1-Heavy. and 1oc lower. Sales Of e03 Ibis It
GlaGt&0 super STATE. 4G6N8661 fur ext state q 10
lug dull. conadl4n nuuiIa!. Rye hour dull II tugs.
GRArs-Whea1 heavy aud d1noplug a.es eu4al white
Kentucky a.. K, dull eales Of s0 bu 1er.ry
s.c; cho e. hed ii Sc with bu, css 1t Vs. Barley "rt
u bu at SIC fur l4 ni1ed Wes sose t3xe
inferior do aaoat sc prime white StrE.
9bc1or Southern yellow the le1 ou=dt ttce &c for
.nud elbow: OA lower and dull. Ut 475lc f.r STATE. ooQ
SIC far Canada.
MulsKT-Steady 1t &C.
P1uv1s.oxs-Pork aStve aud lawc1. Sales 071o bble
4l6U l. fur mess; II II for Itizpe tuonE 10 bbs
on therpos Ut IL 20: 10 ,ri: the e1oi at II
optiu, June and juy i! Icrt htvy md tzs plnga'es
IT. repac1ed Chicago 10 vr exn1 11a1e nesa be.f
leO tcs % U pirate er'ns. tut me4ts hearJ-
s2ea 10 pkGs6 fur htInuld. n: s.t6A for 4anh.
LAID unch 4nxed-Aara tbU bbr ii j tHH Butler dn,
ii Oi": Il ~ >tate. Cheese quit at< 94
S7nnks duIl-ai "a la1d lusr1; 70 Is .04; Ao
e. 1T: ca4 r. 64h; la g. "; Ere ~; Reading IT,
Buffalo Market.
DrTute1Aru1 DrrrA1o June 16.
F1orn-ln fal. speculative demand aid steady Sufcs
wv tl!a t373 for Stxte from CA1c9o SI1Hk Whea1
tt7a270o for god to Chicago extra WI; 50 for
tood 10 choice c1ua Alch-, nd ind 0hlo; @7suo 1os
WAkA7-~teady. sales 900 huI Standard th. Spro: ut
Nt. he.'n1y vne Of Importance Corn dull and 'st1:
.e Il ooo bus 1uE 7sc 3oy aieicr ILL., Aost
~: ste4dy 1iartcy dull. Bye rsu4.
CASA1. F.xitH1s-Unchangcl.
LAKE. MroR1t-t!uu tra touT 900 bu wheat. a,eoo du
C4x41 Ezro17.- ooo bss nouz. 90 bu wheat 600
, 1859-06-17

Owing to the arrival in our city Of large
number Of excurs:onists from Cincinnati, the
ot.enl.nc. on 'Chaugc wus thin and the trans~
actions limited.
Tho wheat market opened firm this morning,
aud in several Instances au advance was paid
but aftcr the receipt Of the New York dispatch
es, it rtIi back, aud closed quiet ut yesterdays
pr:ces Thc Transactions amounted to only
ahout 10000 bushels, at tl.4o@1.42 for No. !
I'D; 81 0l&@1.os for Standard Spring; and
SOC for No Spring. Flour wus more quiet.
Corn was du'l land shade lower. Sales amount
to about $4,000 bushels It Csc for Csnal aaoat
G6@G1c for No in store; and Csc for No ..
Oats ia better request. with sales at 3s@4oc for
No. !. RE and Barley unchanged. Aess Pork
in small lots 1t &l7.00. Lard scarce aud in de-
mand. Hides steady and active. Wool quiet,
and buyers showing great caution.
C1Sc,xxA11 Lr4BER MARkE1.-June 15,-Tbc
G11*t,e of y&sterday contains the following re-
view:
There has been no change in The price Of lnna-
ber tAi. week. 1u consequence Of The greatly
increased amount of building this season over
any for some Years. ,he supply for the present,
Of most desc, ptions Of lumber viii fall some
what short .: the demand. but such facilities L G
ut llu.'d tfut oil orders can be speedily supplied.
The Quotations lre as follows:
, 1859-06-17

THrnanAr EvEstas. J1nA IL.
Money market quiet and unchanged. East
eru exchange close ut 2 per cent premium
Discounts 10 per cent. Currency in fair supply.
, 1859-06-17

CoIuuBrs. oa1o-The Ohio S&at<yu,an of the
12th. says:
The scaaop has opened briskly in the wool
market, aud farmers und spectators are more
anxious l." *e1i than dealers to buy. Ii the Co.
lulnb"s Wonen Factory they have received
about aof ono b. in two weeks, at the following
53trs :-So@s5e fur common; 85@45c for bali
e'oo:i. aud 43@5oc for full blood. Mr. F. c.
sc"*ons. o' this city. has bought 10000 1bs
dnri1g The sea.on Il from a0@5oc for extra,
end itas already shipped a large amount He
furnishes tue to''o~ing quotations:
Gnm~oe + o'e,f nth 6ood ese&c
noeh.f t. ihnsfath. oI11 H. 393se
Ih1.z1ous;hs 10 iu Slood I'd sSs*s
Al re said before there is no incl,u alton
among buyers to purchase at the present rates.
Ine ~"o! comes in unusually light aud clean
Un.o ~ probably hare twelve Of fourteen mil
lion. 9a Vi wool to sell this season. which viii
br'"g frum fur 70 6ve millions Of dollars into
ne 9tste: 30 If the crops do fail outright, Of
which there i no probability, we shall bot be
bankrupt.
cLzVE1ASn.-1une 1.-THE H~ald contains
the following:
1be following are the prices that have xener-
eay been p*ld IN the streets during ths p..t
Cenmon md raiivs vs........,,.,.,,,..so N asac
BH;T HGxa e'''d- .................... s %
s',,tSaetSs.E &, - s.
-'"' "''+"'..'.-.,....-...---.. ~ @e43
No fancy clips in market About 10000 1bs
hare a. yet been made from store 90 1. to make
reliable quotations,
0rrko11.-Junc l5.-Trans.ct;on. rnodera..
1t 2o@+0o. Yesterday and the dav bt1ore tbr
agents oi 1 city house bought {, 900 b& In Ionia
O*osso aud Lyons, at s5@40c-ayezago rtice
34to. f''~o
, 1859-06-17

Vessels Passed Through the Nclland
EAAAl.
IN TE1EoAA1R.1 Bcf1A1o, June 6.
veaela passed rot co1born Lock from the l4th
LII I r. Y. Tue l6th:
Hound Wet. June 1sih:--bnk F Adams; a-hss jas
ul.h 4t-och4 Keiuure1. k..elustu. T'avees. Aoute-
xuma Car1hzEcui4u; barE republic.
IN tue Barls Plymouth. Nu11hez1 Light: Ut 1iv.
et4,u. schr4 Guvsruo fetrrl
uouuI Eas1. June l31h-H4ris Sovereign If lie 1akrs
lndlt. 1uutsa Hrg Oce4u; achrs Caupte l. 0ntai". "
i Merritt, Elk Aeltuuv. Junus, At4.ian; s1cr GeorCe
aoHIu.
On tLs l&th-Rag Seminole; prop O.deusbuEr,