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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

WAR NAross FIGHT HARDEST "A Few
FACT, AND FIounEs Tine remaI liable tasts rela
tive 10 ,be losses ~ killed and wounded Al the
r, cent battle 1T So,i,roo. aod the numbers who
FIJI IN other eng agem.n,s tnrou hont The world,
winch We alluded 10 IL our columns yesterday,
haze ehc,'ed no httle surprise, aod doubtless
have given rise some curious r-t ctions. As
epD'pp the French ana Austrian bnlietios to oe
true and they are The onlS Data we have to 20
upoD---the total Ioss IN sided apd wounded gu
Doth sides at Solt, RHO, fight which lasted four.
teen bours, was 29, 375, or seven per cent of the
whole bumter engaged Ga comparing this with
ihe list al s,ilsd aud wounded 10 other decisive
battles N his couorry and 10 Mexico We are cou-
Strain 10 conclude mat our owo troops, The Eng
dsb, nno even the Mex,caDs, whom II Da- been the
hapr 10 Ceprec ste, ART much harder lighters than
the French aud Aus,I isns Let US repeat the tg-
urts ia tabular form
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

erxssy-e ssh"s.-xsapbx~ sAnsrs-~ sSS ann
a. srpsdvsy, York. and 1S PenDsyivsps sssuua
"ssspEnr y. ., gS,oer>chr, sasr"r~-ofypes md Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

8-rTy's ITscopDerOus u the Best and Cheap
t inle for drcsssg beaafpg cleaning carlns prepev
s"d restoring shs hair. Ladies' Try Sold BY Ill drug
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Holmes New Photograph Gailery-691
Prcadway fret pic ths cheap systom- She
ORIGINAL large sizes IS cent portrs its, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

tsrsios.s P~scuS Champion Ers~
ana heAs prot ssfes Isl broadway. cesasr Of surra>
r. N. Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

SaScnsAor's flair Oys, Wses ana Toapses-.
~ 'ss mapufAntsry US sroadwSv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

AKNTV ALS
Al tbr Meropolian 0oe trsLc de varors ard family
Nsscces btHte,r. ". Damon rr Giro and family, A. tS
sld family bsvsta, aAei rerop Pedro 3s.pds Y. ~
syaa, w. toduHul selico h. Mo Tar toros H.
esker, sopkhton, s. Army, r. rs an ~ .oais, &C.
:, y. tGdn c.. texas
From Prlo ..tcIo brig Thomss wsiaou Mr. aud ME-
spse four CHI dt-u ard tro yerezu-a
hsvhocs Maad1 Of npsn, tlc'n e,es, Of France, Jna
he,dr, ss-i,no Ceizsde,a Adotc Manuel Masos
IL o. tSAeZueil~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

kerosene Ol.
'uIl eupply OF the OH uHs now % had Uoor
light eRon. An1 tree rom Al iu punhos
AUHrhks Age0ts. Is resy areok n. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

Married.
KNG-BAssEr-on Wednesday, April ID, In this city,
by the Rev. Father Cowry, DR.. GEORGE RsG Of Wash
neton CITY, to ADELE MAss, daughter Of Prof A. Basset
New York.
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S. Is, 3S. 56, As 80, q, 2. 40, 81.
DELAWARE. UI4ss no Az July Is, 1889
So, l, 80, 90, o, SO, 80, Al. as, Il, 81, Is.
aEosa,A, CLASS No sss, July % 1859
IS, 81, "a, 50, 30, "a, 80, 40, Is, Ii, SO, %.
cxosc,,, Class no 400 EXTRA. jury ~ 1859
A. 43, As, 81, 4S, So, rs, so, 81, IL. 81, so, 7S.
WOOD, EDDY 4 90. WILMINGTON. Del
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NJIeaIksa eAM1sY sswisG MkCBISEa,
AT ms, uNHp sR,lns
Tewrorsyit, al sol e..O&DSaY
- 'uyu 70 t?S &c q fsv tss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

auptnrs Uusea oy m~rsa q Co.'s Rnasscss
vnss they Also teep dla elastic SocsngI
rios snppoer1 snc seoudes braces nstrunoenu Tor Do
orrnitos made to order NO Ysaev wreak A4os House
ses crk
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FaADCE BIC aDBxrrs CO.,
nArA9ERs.
eshArnrs Of he css at Va last se-sou
sS-t u rance bresfhep 10 sef'ery Dntrs,t or
10y ies" ~e tie oIds-9sned Commissioners s,nointsd
W te oosrrDo OF said stale supevpt1pd the wig VI
$40 o1 se be ely earthly that the foo~ the uuu
bert drawn this W.
SUSSEX cousrr-CLAss no ig7, July e. 1859.
b4, 20, 80, Az, "a, 4, rs, 6, 30, 76, 40, 8.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-C1Ass r. July q 1859
o. 80 Al, 90, IL, Is, IL, n, IS, ~, Z, ~, 76.
~'pers 90, bsnos at Wilmington, Delaware this s4.ur.
DAY, NE 15d day of July 1859
jobs DsLG
JOHN W WALKER Lcommssssonarv
ALfrkD ~DUTpESN
FRANCE. BHOAl BssTs A o.
WimipRtnn Ne.. MAno.
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Grovsr & bakers Ce,.b-sr.a

weeds Patent r. ,nssy Sewing Miarnsnss--
s.v, rsyt Price $50 Office AZ 6roso-eY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

CStsssdoro's Bair Bye, Wig. and s,Oupes g.
TIE best 10 ID. eoc wholesale and retail and thu d,e orr
gsteis applied, at 70 8 sstor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

These figures show that II the armies 10 Italy
had fought as desperately at Solterino as our
soldiers. toe English aDd the Mex'cans did in the
above engagem.Dts their loss should have been
four i've times as great rs repos Ued
ID they fight "a well? Or are the bulletins
ia seq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

kssDs0y's Medical Discovery IL Warranted
cry s,peas ssR, cum scald head ucerst,
ore legs For sale bv ell drugRtsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
THE CENTRAL PARK YESTERDAY.

peaceapIe quiet, orderly, respectable and general
ly well behaves crowd OF vis,ers be any recommends
ton for pace Of pubic resort, the Central Park hsa
ample testimonials In It's favor yenierday, PARTON sry il
the after noon aud evocing
Probably from ten nfsep tbouesna Of the middle
classes II c,,,zsnsthose Ohio unable attend
their carriages tho Saturday afternoon usooos
adysrtsc os the rrusually aps Gag yesegy v ~; %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

chronological IA -ms" asi""s. showing the
teDts ceec pDd proper pursuit NAV pe oosNned daily a,
FOWLhh WILLS SOS Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

The Hest spring 8ed Ia S.xl.se..e-Aove,,
,lipuc at frtm S. S. at s7s Broadway. Gail aud see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

5000 warssfiles Vests-Choice 20 Cents; l. 600
luck Goals beautifully made 81 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

stsnley's Chess-As B.ssf"so's Billiard ana
ehes 70 me 4s F1tn street. crowded daily tables
hnd rmmiD 90 tor sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

500 All Linen Coat CnOice for as Cents;
| 900 summer cosu ch1ice for s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

1900 Alpaca Coass-Spls mold Assortment, |
5, 81 to So worth s. to 81
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CstsrTh Cured without Fail BY the New
dscoyery OF Dr - bCw a ALL lung phy sicAn,
srn al e. Nichocss motel DAYS 100 ger
oours uom IL 10 2P Copsultst'op free certain.
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5000 Linen and Snsrseisiss Pants 81 tn 81 Is.
fine alpaca drsp whe duck It.sp clio Sc 10 coa
paLts and vests sell about half prise 80 huubus Al
DE GRCOT's OAK hall, 81 and Sc rulton street
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BeIWteh God
NOLD PENS
u GOLD AND sY.yxN PRBCIk CASBA
PIk a0LDERs, 40
1AnufAoture :. LIT BSoGdWse.
Gold pens cAde " or6nTl from ~ 70 dosen
ders respecs July soI ,citeA.
HUZZA FOR TEA GossIpPEKs GLIB.
TIE GossIPPRay CLUB
iERvE YORK MGRCURV
10 full to the brt with lively Anecdotes witty
ng and al 60 rts Of fun Capital reading fer bot wessh
Ready At IL o'ct ct today.
He rDKfCKsoN, BLAKE LONG,
Publishers Agents,
q ana Is an
" YOUR wB lsKERs Or MusrACHE WON'T GROW
ue my onR,I established 1850 winch viii thsm
TO or toe noothet within ifx
application. with ont stain ojury 81
ty mail post ire % 70 any address
b. G. GxABsM, 100 Nassau q. T.
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RkADf AT IL O'CLOCK,
AO hPPLETOFS'
RAlLW Az GUIDE,
AUGUST NUMBER
NOV hAaUr.
Price 2b cent


H frse Is 3 cen.
II-In sruc.lons n . rsvel'ers H'''s- NUMBER
ws,i and 81, .o % Of The Io,omov
II sfosh OF me swspaper sneiue's; The bi,
,osn rlessuIe iIp s aud Chi, Fail ~ayby
% T. thompson ESQ Editor OF the southern Literary ass
he~ Las. Has cenury;
sore w@ienches Instrument for ing Jonted seam
.s o Cn,ops scielna' Facts increasing the BriAaOy
o. An.ed9ss sud Incidents q rrayelon the Banks of
sais eoss. Tout shad 10. %', 81
jsli; Table cane se Sissi.sipli ~ f's.' 0''
spring, Fsssioasbs the uned
jung ns ..e =
ne eapd snd oudoa s WITH
, sY,Apple'ons, galway Suide Counting bouse calendar
Large Steel Pats Mp Il he s. sss o. the United
1aaa 'a''' whore As
n1a TsS k Sssss to ana IRON phs
Informs, reaDs @ the treSelas to and
"A List Of fioniaeni hoes he Principal oies of tho
IA Gazsttee Of tbs United States ssd under tho 20
3-ssyslE, Ave nsp' ofb Prlnsoal Railway.
H-Ne~ lime Tables, corrected to ate
For sale by all booksellers boys The ca taro xhou
'he oIHea stAss-
| THE IMPERIAL CHEFS PI AVER
4 PAUL MjHpHY
spel,Dee b. eve, tonOred me ippersi game
Sortoy nrN contribution to the LkDosn sppears "a fa
$3.50 MGsrhi's Casss oosssIBuTlos,
Eos. LEvAhD EVERETT eousr VERNON PArsas.
nnsBaar N! sf.' s T.
The oGssN's PLOT.
1HouoHrs %s T q OCCUR.
A w4IH siaEs Tr Iaa,o
TWO pAkTs Of F' a " D1a's TALE"
by saxe-
&C. &C. &c, &c. &c, &c,
BY different
RESERVES or rsE LEDGER oOaPs.
Really AT one O'CLOCK.
Ross 4 ToUssY.
1eheral agents for the Ledear.
no TrAvEhLssss -ug rows TICKET uFryoe zo.
The sae OF rckets " all SortSent Wa.
southwest ops' dAs ana evening metropolitan gcSl
lks oLAsAS sYRur. Iax GREAT BLOOD puxl
ny CLsRE's syEuP, ras eRaA1 pAsop tuaI
CRY CLARK's SYRUP. Foa ANY pnLJC1Yn rr
WATCnEs, JEW GLRY, sc.
3 FINE oOl d IS CAasI .srcSIne as WORTH -,
tSs CD LSBNs Essss 81 w wsIsss SIS,
1hD RusirG .TcsE SAs Is ssst " se 80
| Esmen Der TIE nIv .ur-, II Wal suesi up
| w ArusE. md JswEIsy sEpAls9g, IN raa
men 80 'sr Ys s s "a 9n s : sas ss. "as
slsS uaisi rsssl s,ruesT x No. y aAl ~sa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
Singers Seyytux Machines,

Singers Sewing H1Ach,nos.
PkiJFS GsGsfLY KEDrCED
For su manufacturing purposes these machines n
ednaled The able OF doing work and earning
more money Lh.n other mschtnc
1bs NEW FaxI~f MACHINEs,
Al 800 and Gb have become necessity thew
known Sir0GB 4 90. ass broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

HolJOwny's OintmenI and Pills. White
csnceious scroulou: and erupve beug
Gated BY the powerful action of The ontnen
found useful In carrying of inward impurities sold at so
Maiden Lane N. Y. -
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NJ rs. WINS LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOB CHILDREN TEE1HiNa,

viii post vex oure ch,lera infaar.r 6r..x,..- -.
darrhoea, md ouc and All disease. ircdsa, 70
cess Vi eet ihg
FAINT Perff an 90 snio X ~.o "
Der bottle, nd al The once III Ced.y ras3 ~ @s ~ ~ -
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Round Hill Water Cure, North am pton
Mass nature Ia clothed In her and
woods gens brooks dow each its pSyt 20
make hound Ht delightful spot tor all Home Journal
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The Eureka shuttle Sewing Machines
Price 6Oe Office !59 Broadway Agents wanted Address
ID. j Levy, general superintendent
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Wonderful Restoration OF Ny esight and
hea,bg OF the sick, by Madame DUBOIS greatest
cayvos ant pb! stefan. now hsiag Can be found
Inc afflicted invited to call pers tes
uonias OF those abe has cured Do Oe hours
a III 2A 2, n.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 30--r. N
Flour opened steady rnd closed more act
i've, at an advance of Toe; ais of $3.50 brls
at . 35@5 95 for superfine State; 9596 go
for extra State; 8 50G6 90 for super.
Western GO@6 30 for common to good
extra Western; 6 1905 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing firmer. Rye
flour 00(G4. 20. Wheat continues heavy !;
sales of 1000 bush at 45@1 so for red
Ohio; / 1901 7s for white Michigan; ;
90 for red Southern; i 20 for white do;
5 for new Georgia. Corn advanced la
&c; sales of 5000 bush at s4@s6 for new
mixed Western. Oats better; sales at 800
As for State; 46@4s for Canadian. Whis-
Ky unsettled sales of 300 bbls at 253@
26I. Pork dull and heavy; sales of 800
bbls at 10 IL for new mess; Is 90 for
eump; IL 1902 so for prime; beef un-
changed sales of 500 bbls at 6 soar 90
for prime; 8 Oo@9 25 for mess; 10 Oo@
10 % for repacked IA 0O@l5 90 for ex-
ira prime mess. Beef nominal at 2O@26.
Beef hams scarce and firm at 10 00(GlS 90.
Bacon unchanged. Cut meats firm at CT
for shoulders, s@ 81 for hams.
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH,
By THE L. 4 w. LINE.
Additional by the Arabia!

LONDON, June lS.
Kossuth has left London for Paris with
French passports On Monday next he will
arrive at Genoa where becoming reception
awaits him. He will have an audience with
Napoleon, but no grounds exist for the re-
port in circulation rs to his plans.
An amnesty has been granted to the po-
litical prisoners at Naples on the strong re-
monstrance Of Mr.. Elliott the British Min
lister. a.. --.-..-
The German Confederation are under
stood to have resolved, that $4,000 men,
namely, 40, 900 Prussians and 10000 Aus
TRANS. shall be stationed on the Rhine.
There were strong rumors that Prussia
will issue some decisive announcement in
the course Of few days.
According to prevalent conjecture, peace
is to he proposed to the Emperor Napoleon
on certain conditions, and if those are re-
freshed, Germany is to enter into the war
under these circumstances there Is great
anxiety and stagnation iu all commercial
cities ~
The Times also says that Russia is max
ing war-like preparations at all the naval
depots. .,r
The Neva division Of the fleet is reported
to number So first class ships, and the Baltic
beet 35 sail-of-the-line, of which Ia screw
steamers are at Cronstadt.
The Times accounts for the recent ship
ments of Gold from st. Petersburg 10 Lon
don, as payment for machinery made in
America and elsewhere. Large Russian
orders are still lying unexecuted in Eng
land
The Daily Ne0s says that the Cabinets not
yet complete, and complains Of the manner
in which Mr. Miner Gibson has been moved
from post to post TO make room for the old
class of place men.
II was reported that the generals under
Pelissier are forthwith 10 repair>to their
respective stations and it was not consider
ed improbable that the army now Ca,ed
the army of the east, would be called the
army Of the Rhine.
The French army Of observation, on the
Rhine frontier, numbers seventy thousand
men.
An imperial decree proclaims that the
public will receive for the interest on the ma
tional loan, now due, either bank notes of
l25 forms for every 100 forms, or govern
ment bonds redeemable, with compound in
terest, in FIVE years.
Letters from Vienna describe the financial
condition OF Austria as one Of complete
bankruptcy.
A letter from ST. Petcrbrrgh says that IL
Prussia allows herself to be goaded into
menacing steps, Russia will concentrate her
troops on tie Gallacian frontier, and send
detachments of her fleet 10 the Prussian
ports.
II is said that the rising in European Tur-
key, aud the political ferment in Ssryia was
increasing.
Demonstrations in honor of the French
victory had taken place i'll Greece.
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R5r Mr.. Greeley, in a letter t. a fris

H3r Mr.. Greeley, in a letter ts a friend
in New York, dated at Denver City, Rocky
Mountains, says:
The glorious Rocky Mountains ere Them
selves worth visit. They are not a range
DeIely, but n chaos of mountains, three
hundred miles broad, with their forks, their
snowy peaks, their grassy hill-sidcs, their
ravines, and their glorious forests. Such
clean sweet miles on miles of fragrant soft
ly whispering pines, you never imagined
The air is gloriously pure, the hfll-siies dot
ted with springs, and the ravines mu-
steal with running streams that never dry
up. / wish had one friend to go through
with me; | have hitherto had company /;
henccforth suppose must travel alone. /
expect 10. have to go out to the crossing of
The Platte, on the Salt Lake mail route,
thence TO take the mail wagon to Utah. /
hope to he in Salt Lake City on the 4th of
July, and in San Francisco about the lst- of
August. ! mean to leave for home on or
about September lst
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ST.. JoHSs, y. +. June 30--N.
Tne steamship Aragoi which sailed from
New York on the 23i inst, is ashore at Ire
passy Bay. She leaks badly, and will prob
ably prove total loss Her passengers,
crew and baggage were all landed in safety
A steam tug has gone to her assistance.
The ship Fleetwood, Of Boston, which
sail' d from that port on the 9th OF Febru-
airy. for the Society Islands, was lost of
Cape Horn. on the 4th Of May, by running
foul OF an iceberg. The ship sunk in "A few
hours, compelling the officers and crew Ia
take to the boats. The Captain had his
wife and child on board. The mate, Mr..
Bahsou, and four seamen were fallen in
with, and carried to PernambuCo The
Captain and l6 of the crew took TO another
boat, and. it is hoped, were picked up.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-01

nexa The alarm Of fire, on "Wednesday
night, proved to the city authorities the ne
Cessity Of an immediate organization of "a
new FIRE department The experience OF
that they cannot depend on the casual and
spontaneous impulses of the citizens to
manage the engines. New aud regular COM
panies must be formed, stimulated by the
esprit de corps Of regular firemen, to secure
an efficient FIRE department. II was enough
to excite tears of coincidence to see the wor-
thy Mayor and three venerable couneilmen,
with one feeble abettor pulling at the drag
rope, which he could scarce keep from the
ground, while his honorable hackers were
pushing at the tail of the machine to get il
along.
By the entire exhaustion OF Alderman!c
Tigor and wind, the ponderous machine was
got over the bridge on Locust street; but
then their municipal honors were overtaken
By the pitiless and drenching thunder storm,
'"as f"e"She" 'neH oihc'ai aEuorI ana spout
their clothes, when they ingloriouslv fed,
abandoning their engine, in the mud; il
was recovered in the morning by the boys,
and seized AS a waif of the nights flood
end all day Yesterday they we're displaying
their feats rs mimic fremen over il. Some
public spirited drsyruan can do public ser.
vice, by hitchiug lis team 10 it, ana return.
ing II to Its house.
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ez5- Crowds of boys-many OF them al
most grown men who should know better
assemble every evening before dark and
hattie in the river directly opposite the city.
This is wrong and should not be tolerated
by the officers. The boys ought to select a
more retired spot along the river for the pur
pose of swimming, or be compelled to wait
until night has set in, previous to INDUCING
in the amusement at the place where they
are now in the habit of collecting.
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~ KILL. Z C4ona

gA- Wilbar +. Stone, Esq, lately con-
nected with the Enquire, has entered upon
the practice of law in this city. lie maj be
found at the City Recorders Office, where
he will promptly attend to ali business en-
trusted to his charge Mr. Stone is gen
tlcman of good requirements, and possesses
talents which ensure him success in the legal
profession. We trust he may have plenty
of clients and prosperous career.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcIHEATI, june 3O-F
Until after the receipt Of the Eastern
news the flour market was weaker, but af-
forwards revived, and closed frmer with
sales of 1900 bbls at o0@s 20 for super
fine. Wheat is neglected, and lower. Corn
frmer, and 2@,3c. higher. Oats very duh
Mt the last quotation. Rye and barley un-
changed. whisky dull at 253. Provisions
very quiet, and market heavy. Sales OF
Bacon shoulders nj 81, and clear sides at
lOl. Groceries less active, bit the market
i firm
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WAsHINaToS. Juno 3O-r 4

V ASHINNIVN, HUIIt DV---I n
Dispatches from the Indian Agent in New
Mexico to Commissioner Greenwood, state
that the Navsjoes are again committing all
manner of depredations, regardless of tbs
authority OF their chiefs, who are disposed
10 remain at peace with the whites He
thinks that another Indian war is immi-
nent.
The postage stamps and stamped envcl-
opes sod ny the Posroffice Department du-
ring the two and half years ending De-
cemJer last, amount 70 Si4, 900. About
81 900, 900 worth has not been used III the
prepayment OF postage.
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BALTrNoRE. 3O-P AZ.

1t having been announced that subscrip-
tions for City Railroad stock were to be re-
ceived to-day, a large crowd gathered at the
office of the Company at an early hour this
morning. During the forenoon there was
a great rush for subscription, at 10 o'clock
about $500, coo had been subscribed. Sub
sequently the crowd increased and an in
tense excitement prevailed, there being a
struggle ON the part of some to get at the
book, unmindful of the interests OF those
who who were ahead Of them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-01
NIAGARA FALLS, Juue 3o-P

Mons. Blondin, performed his hazardous
feat to-day of walking across the river on a
tight-rope, in the presence of from 5000 to
10000 spectators. He first crossed from The
American side, stopping midway to refresh
himself with drink of water, which he
drew up in bottle, with a rope. from the
steamer " Maid of the MIST" which accom-
panied him to be of service in case of acct
dent. lie crossed over in lit minutes, and
returned in 2 minutes.
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- We always find that VIC can &c. Oct

eAWe always find that VIC can ge!a BET
ter supply OF hosiery of every kind, and all
sizes, at Hughes than at any other honse
that We happen to deal with. lie has Just
received an addition to his stock which
makes ii very complete. HIS tailor is giving
great satisfaction, by nice httins and prompt
ness De is becoming quite popular We
also End at Hughes house an excellent as
sortment OF ladie= dress goods, which he
sells cheap. Give him cali.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-01
WAsnINGrox, June 90

Dur eX-Minister 10 Spain, Mr.. Dodge. has
Published card, in which he says that
while the prospect of acquiring Cuba by
purchase, under the present circumstances, is
unauspicious, he has never even intimated
that the proposition in any way involved
the houor of Spain; or that the purchase
might not, at a future period, be eflectea.7-
lie believes the course recommended by the
Presiden, will lead 10 the censummation of
that object by honorable negotiations.