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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-08
The City Council.

square east Of Third-street, between
Baum and Ellen streets, having been blocked
at the last meeting, 1t was rescinded last
night g5fA I 84 Fl1ET1
PREPARING FOR A LAW suIr.-Messrs. John
Terrence, Hesekiah Kiersted, and ]. P.
shearer, were appointed q select committee tc
aid City Solicitor to prepare for the suit oil
the city against the O., G. and Wooster Turn.
pike Co., for condemnation Of that Compa-
ny's route in the Seventeenth Ward. 1e
SEwERs.-The Commissioner of the East
ern District is directed TO report to tho City
Council the cost Of repairing sewer under
Culvert.street. h
The Committee on Sewers reported adverse
to claim OF S5l1 OF Cheever & Co., for dam
ages from overflow of sewer in Deer creek.
ARBITRArIoN.--The claims OF Hugh Comfy
and Anthony Handenan, of the Third Ward,
for alleged damages by means of change of
grade on East Third street, are to be sub
mitted to arbitration, under direction Of the
City Solicitor. m .-I'~-,I ~
REMONsTRAsCH AT REMOVAL OF A TRAcK.-
Sundry property holders on Baymiller. street,
have demonstrated against the proposed change
OF street railroad route from that street 10
Linn-strest, and want the route be kept to the
street on which they are preparing to build.
SUBJECTS REFsRRED TO BOARD OF CIrY In.
PRovEMsNTs AND ClrY SOLICITOR. - nthony
Whites claim for alleged damages by change
of grade of East Third street. Also, similar
claim Of John Howard. d
To COMMITTEES ON LIeHrINo THE CrrY.-Ap-
plloation for Gas lamps on Gano street, between
Vine and Walnut streets. l
To CoMxITTsE on Law wIrn TRUSTEES OF
THIRD WARD.-A communication from Mr.. Z
9. Hsines, demonstrating against vacation Of
Spring Hill Avenue, now occupied, as he
elaine, unlawfally by the Little Miami Rail-
road Company. T-
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HIeHwAY RosBrRY,-A man named John
Brown was arrested on Saturday last upon q
charge of highway robbery. 1t appears that
Solomon Steele was passing down Culvert.
street, and happening to look at his watch
just at tho moment he was met by Brown,
the latter seized it and tore the chain loose
from his vest, and then attempted to escape.
Yesterday morning he was before Jud &c Lowe
upon o charge Of highway robbery and COM
mitted in default Of bail to the amount of $500
TO answer the charge before the same Court
on Friday next.
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MAMMOTH souAsH.-We were, yesterday
shown vegetable leviathan, in the shape Of
asquash weighing 17s pounds, raised by Mr.
A. Yeager, near Florence, KY. He informs
US that there were six upon the same vine,
four of which weighed, respectively, 178, 14s,
l26, and l21 pounds the ether two about SO
each--making an aggregate of 673 pounds.
It is now on exhibition at the store OF 8. W.
Haseltine, III Walnut-street, together with
an onion from Sonora, Mexico, which weighs
two pounds. They are raised in bills like
notatoea. -
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NEWPORT N EWS.

County, CouRT.- The County Court for
Campbell County held its monthly session ct
Alexandria yesterday. No business apart tfrom
tho ordinary routine was transacted. ~ 8
FuNERAL.--The funeral of young Hooper,
which took place yesterday, was attended by a
large concourse Of the friends of his fathers
family. rspt u.
KENTUCKY Tows-BALL CLuB.-The members
Of this club are requested to meet at their
rooms this evening, to transact business of i'm
pJrisnce.
RuSAwAY.-A hne span OF horses, belonging
to Mr. Tom Gaylord, ran away with bis buggy
yesterday evening just at dusk. No serious
damage was done. ~
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An EBONY DAxssI IN MALE ArrrRa R. rsr

An EBONY DANsEL IN MALE ATTIRE RAJ pxs
Row.--One of tho darkest Of Ethiopla's .
daughters, named Kate Mason, last night, FOR
q lark, dressed herself in male attire and went
to- the National Tbeater. While there she
bscame bslligerent from tho excessive use of
stimulating beverages, and became involved
in difficulty which caused her arrest. Upon
being taken TO the station, house, her sex was
discovered, and a large bowie-knife was found
upon her person. She will appear at tho
Police Court this morning upon the double
charge Of dsorderly conduct and carrying oon-
cealed weapons.
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SERIOUS RESULT or FAMILY QuARREL.-A
man named Henry Riley came to his home
on Water-street, between Race and Elm,
yesterday afternoon, in state Of intoxica-
tion, and at once commenced abusing his
family, at first with words and then with
blows, till at length, seizing glass tumbler,
he hurled it at his wife with such force that,
missing her, it struck child about two years
old, fracturing its skull to such an extent
that its recovery is considered doubtful. He
was arrested and lodged in the Pearl-street
Station house. aHf
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VoTE on TuRs-ouTs.- following mem
bers of Council were present last night and
voted on the "turn-out" question--sixteen
ayes and. fourteen nays--vii: Ayss-s. 8.
Davis, Hannah, Hawkins, Higbee, Johnston,
Kiersted, Marsh, Meyers, Noble, Pearce,
schafer Toohy, Terrence, Wsasner, Whitcom,
Eggleston-1o. Nsys-Baum, Cuunlngh lam,
J. B. Davis, Fraser, LOCKER, Mack, Mayer,
Moore, Perry, Ross, Runyan, shsarer, Snod- :
grass, Tafel--l4. The resolution authorship q
them to bs laid on the table was lost
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COMMON PLEAS.

The Judges held joint session, and sworo
IN Judge Collins, upon which Judge Dickson retirci
the dooket -
CRIMrsAI sIpE.-Judge Mallon presided on tht.
branch OF the Court. and swore In the Grand Jury
In his charge to the Grand Jury, Judge Msllon
alluded to the large amount of busness which would
they should omit the usual visit to the Iunatic ksy
lum, and devote their whole attention to an
tion Of the bills presented to them. memorandum
OF reference showing all the criminal laws passed
since the of Swans Statutes in 1855 we,
handed BY the Court to the Jury.
a plea OF guilty was entered By James Carlin to a.
indictment for graud larceny.
HOMICIDE 'uAsEs SEr.-The following oases In
which the defendants are charged with murder In
the frat degree were set: The state vs. John Cain -
,4th November; same vs. VIM. Bfckley-- 18th Novenl.
ber same vs: John Clawson-2sd Noyem Der; the same
vs. Burns November 30 -
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POoKEr PICKED AT THE OpRRA-HousE.--A
man named John A. Boland had his pocket
picked Of a port-monnaie containing about
$25, day before yesterday afternoon, while
leaving the Opera house after llstening to the
discourse of Rev. @. B. Boynton. Mr.. B.
thinks the thief must have heard the SER
mon, and AYERS that if men are not safe from
such depredations while attending divine
worship, and If such lectures fail to frighten
persons from their evil deeds, it is time To
try some other method.
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Communicated

0BITUARY.-I have just read in Madison
(Indiana) paper notice of the death of Mr.. P.
MaCreight. Mr.. McC. was for many years a
resident Of Cincinnati, and was much beloved
by all his associates; his many excellent quail
ties being his great wealth. Pat never had
a personal enemy, we are certain, and every
one who ever knew him will feel q sadness pass
over his spirit when he hears that poor Pat is
no more. His brother artists have had more
brilliant knights Of the pallet among them,
but never kinder heart. J. D. T,
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81 alton Of Isaac Mann wa. partly taken.
AsslysnsARr Mr.rrsa OF rna SUNDAY

!, AsSIvERsARY MEETING OF THR SUNDAY
SoHooL UsIos.--The Methodist Sunday School
Union held its second annual meeting last
evening, at Wesley Chapel A. M. sssrles.
Esq, presided. and addresses were delivered
by Messrs. 0olum, Wolf, Parkhurst and
Conkln. The Union was organized In 1887,
aud 10 composed Of the officers and teachers Of
tho different Sunday Schools. It's board Of
managers consists Of the seperintenden's and
delegates from the various schools included in
the organization. 1t now represents twenty
eight schools, embracing Ave hundred officers
and teachers and four thousand pupils, with
general library which contains ten thousand
volumes. The meeting was largely attended
and the audience seemed highly interested IN
the exercises.
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LECTURE BErosE oHro MECHANICS Issr1

LEoruRE BEFORE OHro MECHANICS INsTI-
rUTE.--Philip Boileau Jones will deliver Q
lecture before the Ohio Mechanics Institute
tomorrow evening, at the hall on the corner
of Sixth and Vine, on "The Ends and Aims OF
Science" Mr.. j. comes here with consider
able reputation, and as he proposes to eluoidste
the properties Of matter and illustrate his
subject with specimens and experiments, his
lecture will doubtless prove quite interesting.
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GREAT IsoREAss.-The rapid increase Of the
subscription list of the Penny Rsss surpasses
our highest expectations, and is entirely unpre-
cedsntsd In the history of Cincinnati snews-
papers. We appreciate the encouragement,
and shall do our utmost to produce readable,
reliable and instructive newspaper. Our mer-
chants are beginning to appreciate itas medium
of advertising, which Is abundantly atiested
by their many favors now in our columns.
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CREATURE CoMroRrs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. William Wilkinson, Of the Burnet House
Saloon, for dish of fine anchovy sand
wiohes and pitcher of superior Philadelphia
draught ale, with which he favored US yes
tsrday evening. From the specimens we
have seen Of the good things his larder fur
nishes, we can heartily recommend all who
desire delicacies in his line to call upon him.
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SCHOOL BoARD.-A Communication was re-
ceived from the City Council, oonourrlng In
tho resolution Of the Board, for the purchase
Of one hundred and twenty live feet Of ground
on Main street, from Henry Martin, for school
purposes. -
The following teachers were appointed by
the Board:
Mr.. Edwin Cox, In the second district, at q
salary Of $500 per year; Miss Nettie Gold
bury and Miss Lavina Moore, in the SIKH
district, at salary Of $40 per month eaoh.
A number Of appropriations for school fur
niture were passed.
A resolution was adopted authorIzing the
purchase of thirty feet OF land on the south
side Of Ninth-street, adjoining the Eighth
street District School, from Mrs. N. W. Hand,
at 500 per foot; $1,000 to be paid In cash,
$1,000 in bonds, and $500 in one year, subject
to life annuity Of 800, payable to the mother
OF the proposed vsndre.
The Committee on Salaries reported against
the raising Of any salaries during the school
year. Adopted.
The Library Committee report the follow
ing circulation for the past month-Tales,
Novels, TO-, 1907 volumes.
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CINCINNATI CATTLE MARKET.
CINCINNATI MARKET-NoyrMnrs ;

FLoUR-rhe market continues inactive, and the
demand quite limited The sales are confined to 25O
brls. extra, at s. 55@o5 35 The receipts continue
very la,ge. being ,1Q8 brls. since Saturday -'
WHlSkY-A steady market and q good demand
sales Of ~O brls. at 23s@23hc the latter rate for
PR0vIslONs-.T The market 10 vsry quiet, and we
Pork % offered treelyat $l3 rs, and Bacon at 7xgHc
HOGS Nothing doing, aud the market very dull:
some sales could be effected at IS 81 for present
delivery, but it Is not until he weather changes aud
becomes cool that anything will be done. -
ASHES-Saies of IL casks Pots at 34c.-a decline,
GROCERIES-The market IL unchsnged: 1850 bags
OF Coffee sold at l2@2fo, and 81 brls. new Moasses
WHEAT-The market Is Irregular and unsettled,
bush. prime red at 81 "; $40 bush. good white at
81 l3 400 bush. choice white at 81 ~ $50 bush good
white at 81 lu0oi IL; $50 bush. mixed at SI02,
CORN-The market 1t firm, with good demand
sOd prices are steady at 43Q1iic.
OArS-The market Is hrnl, with good demand:
Gales Of 700 bushels ut 46c.
RYE-The market Is dull, and prices have ad.
Vanced % per 6nshe sales Of 1000 bush prime at 75c
BARLEY.The market 10 dull, but prices are
without specit change. ~ :,
CHEESE-The demand Is active, with lixht re.
CO pts: sales of $40 boxes Western Reserve at &C. 9
BUTrER-There is fair demand for prims roll al
sl6@l7a' sgles Of II brs, prime roll at no.; brs
CLOVER SEED There Is a fair demand for
prime at 81 7' sales Of IA brls. e5 l20 bush at
81 75,
ApPLES-The receipts are large, but prices are
wi hout change: sales Of 100 brls choice at 81 30
POTATOES-The market 10 dnll, and prices range
fom IS to 45c per bushel-the latter price for prime
Neshan0ckB, III
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Y. M. NJ. L. A. LEcTuREs.-Rev. Thomas
Starr King, Of Boston, will deliver lecture
this evening under the auspices of the Young
Mems Mercantile Library Association, at tn >
Opera-house, on the CLAWS of Disorder"
Both as man Of intellect and as Q divine,
Mr.. King has very extended reputation and
will doubtless draw an immense audience to
this splendid establishment.
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MEMORIALS or THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
DR.. ]. s. Unzicher, Of this city, has donated
to the Young Mems Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION, Of this city, two specimens of French
Assignats, issued respectively In 1871 and
1872, which are framed and placed for obser-
vation on the bulletin board Of the Library.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR OoURT.

NovExBEB TERx-The Judges sitting in
General Term heard an argument In this. case of
brought against the defendants az eusrsfltor5 and
th verdict bAlow was for painif; and the case Nas
now before the Court reservation by Judge Storer
sented by Mr.. Mitchell and resisted b. Mr.. Fox,
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BURGLARY ON HAsRIsoS- -srREEr.-The resi-
dence Of . man named Jackson, located some
place on HarI ison- street, was feloniously on
tered during the night Of Sunday last, and
robed of several dollars in money and some
spoons, Of little value, however. The entrance
seems to have been effected by means Of false
keys, for the front door was open when the
family arose. ka HH'
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UNITED STArRs CouRT. In the case Of Wash
ington Mclean, which has occupied the atten
tion Of the United States Court for several
days, the last witness was examined yesterday
afternoon, and the argument will commence
this morning. $50. ..,I...... ,f-t
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EREaETIcAL.--J. v. Jones, mentioned In
our yesterdays issue as having kicked one
L.C. Jenkins out Of the q. 8. Express Office,
10 not, we are informed, an attachs of the
Company, and did not make an assault upon
Jenkins without liberal provocation.
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No. IL West FIfrH.srRsHr.--If you want
superb oysters call at Robert 0rris, No. IL
West h-street, and get can of Maltby's
celebrated brand. They are excellent and
very pleasing 10 the taste. b.
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Books AND SrArIoNHRy.-Tho attention Of
country merchants is particularly invited to
the advertisement cfMoore, Wilstach, Keys &
Co., in to-day's issue. Their stock 10 worthy
inspection.
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THH ADAxs EXPRESS CoAPANY.-We are
again under obligations to the Adams Express
Company for late papers In advance Of tho
mall. Such fsvors are always appreciated.
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Geo. B. Reese, Son & Co. us. Mann 4 straus.
This was q proceeding before Judge Hilton under
the 18th Section Of the assignment law The claim
being that defendants had properly concealed blcL
they did not return upon their assignment Il wes
stated BY PLAINTIFF oounss, (E Thompson) that
before the assignment. defendants had Represented
they we're worth $50 900 above their debts while tho
propsrty they had assigned would not pay en- cents
on the dollar their creditors The matters ALL ged
represented by Mr.. Long
Tho exami atiop of Isaao Mann vas partIv tstar
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by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH |

NEW YoaB MARSET, November T-P. M.-Flour
Is without striking change: sales of 1890 brls at
III 2@isU for superfine state; 81 S5i 95 for extra
Sats 81 SO@1i 95 for superhne Western; S. lo6S5 IS
for columon TO medium extra Western IS 455 90 for
Inferior to good oh ppi brands extra round hooped
changed sales OF 2O brls. at IS sO6 80 for common
10 choice extra Rye Flour in fair request at IS so
"a 4S; Wheat opened dull and closed with a fair
speculative demand, shippers In the market: sales
1900 BUSH at 81 10 for choice Chicago spring; 81 I2
Qsl l3 for Milwaukee Club; 81 l3 for Canada Club;
81 35l 81 for white Canadian; 81 4O@al 45 for white
Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky. Rye heavy and
Aud dull: sales OF 5000 bush. common State at 75c
Com dropping: sales of $500 bush yellow Soui hern
and Jersey AT 9Sgs5s,; mxeG Western nominal at
EC99Sc. oats are steady at 4i(l444c. for State,
Western and Gan tdian. Whisky is a shade firfner:
sales OF 400 brs attic Pork Is heavy and dropping.
sales of 100 brls at sl5 5.5 20 for ness $40 50 for
prime, Including 500 brs. prime mes, at seller
new mess, sellers option, for January aud February
delivery, at SIS 80 Beef without special change:
sales of574 brs at Si4 25 for prime; S55 Is for do
mess; 2aIQ for repack ed ness Sl@lll 10 for extra
mess. Beef Hams quiet and unchanged: $i561i5 81.
Prime mess Beef nominal. Cut Meats scarce
AID nomiual Sc. for Shoulders and 9Is(a9Ac for
Hams Bacon firm; sales Of 1900 boxes Western
Cumberland middes at SIC, for January and Feb.
ruary delivery 800 boxes city cut do for December
aud January delivery, at sAo. Lard unchanged: sales
of SIS brls at l01S9ilc. Bu ter steady: l2lSc for
Ohio, and l5@2lc. Tor State Cheese in fair demand
at s@lc. Cotton bouyant; sailed Of $500 bales, III.
Guiding 2,5!Q bales intrausitu, at li3sc. for New
dlinas are qnoied at llxc. Dressed Hogs steady:
firm: New Orleans sys(0Ixo. Coffee firm at i@liSo.
Mol asses firm at 400. = ''1ii
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FoR gALE.-0ne-half of the Covington
Route on PENNY PREss, 10 offered for sale to
prompt and active carrier. Apply at Count
ing-room.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-A gentleman and wife, or
A-D one or two gentlemen can be accommodated
With boarding and furnished front room, second
story Lighted with gas. Inquire at II Ninthstreet,
near Vine. n0Sbe
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[By Telegraph to the Chamber of Commerce

NEW ORLEANS, November 5-P. M Flour is with.
out change: superane IS 1905 4O Corn ia scarce and
In demand at VI o5@l 10, with u firm market Mess
@l5 90. Bacon unchanged: a moderate demand at
8A@l0xc. for Shoulders and Sides A moderate de-
mand for Lard, but prices lower at Ion Allo and
l2y4@l2hc Whisky dull, and the demand limited at
?S@o2sHc for rectidd, and 29c. for raw. No change
In Sugar or NOlasses. The steamer W. johnson has
arrived and the Arizona de psrted
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The aggregate Of the st. Louis Banks for the week

Iesteruuy St LOUIS Democrat observer: ~ m.
Currencv 10 becoming moro plentiful, a marty
Eastern Exchange WITH but could only obtain
lew thouands BY going round tho mark st; he offered
20 buy II lH premium. The supply Of Exchange
premium for Missouri than at the regular Bank rate
OF u premium. On the South, " premium ia ihs
ban abba f,lnda " ." F-s-AA1AAA ioi
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RscEIrTs AND EXPENDITURES or TEE CIrY
DURING THE PAST WEEK.--The following sx-
hibit Of the receipts aud expenditures Of the
city for the week ending on Saturday last Is
taken from the books in the ofioe Of the City
Auditor: Na
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2 Me- Meteorological observations for the
Penny PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optioisn, No.
7 West Fourth street, November Z, 1859.
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Monetary and COmmhrcisI

The week opened quietly yesterday, and little Of
consequences transpired IN Monetary circles, which
were generally reported dull. Applications at thu
Discounthouses were limited as usual at the OPEN
log OF the week; bnthsre Is no doubt they will lend
all the means they have before Saturday nsxt
Eastern Exchange was steady yesterday at n buy.
lug and premium selling, with q little more doing
az the close than at the opening Of the market.
New Orleans Exchange ruled at par buying and
sng prsmlum seing rata for sight, and at interest
The demand for Gold noticed last week is over, and
tne ouying ngnrs is lower dealers Generally giving
Flour continued Inactive, with limited demand.
pap $ were quiet and nothing doing 10 Hogs;
wheat was unsettled, and Rye declined 2c, per
b1shel. Whisky steady. ~
honl The receipts o. Produce during the foryssht
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Tne New YORK dry goods importers are not aatisa
import entries for the past week are 3 5iO ss
VIZ same week last year, and $a65D.6 came week
Of POI Tmsking the total Importation To daie sy9
Ss6 1000 the year previous The stock Of goods
wntering over In New York will certainly be large.
Saturdays New York Tribune thus refers to Fri.
day last: NH
a. Ine market for Money presents nothing new In
alscean.s The Offering Of prime Pager outside of
. Dahk continues moderate, and the new engagements
mahins On Sales Of dry goods, or general foreign
are falling on since the close of 0cio
per. 4 few OF the large banks arc discountinR the
IRAN and Flour bills sent forward BY the fnte
Iior pahks, aud checked against at sight As usual
on the eve OF the close Of canal navigation, this
movement 10 quite active. The stock BROKERS are am
p,0,.inga fair amount OF money at cail &c 900 per
tfie mail steamer for Havre and SOUTHAMPTON to.
morrow 10 tn. ocean Queen. She will take about
8oSo,oCo S, IN bullion The remittances otherwise are
not large and Exchange 10 called dull at the close
bills on London; and rs sfoIsa On Paris. " 'AAA
Saturdays Herald says Of the New York Dry Good,
market: . .r.l -
Thestocks to bo carried over will be largo. Heavy
snitungs g And sheetines were dull, aud stock. in.
clothing m.nht,cturers Prinring cloths were Vi In
good demand, while prints we're dull Wooien goods
wsro sustained, though tho trade was heavy and
WITHOUT movement OF Importance. The clothing
houses were The best customers shawls were being
cleared out at low rates. There was convsnt OF
cotton aud wool manufacturers held this week at the
Trade Tor the better regulation Of their interests
Ihe Conyentionwas coupnsed Of about flty manufac.
turers. Whether tney, deemed any change in our
preeent revenue laws desirable did NOT transpire
In Foreign Goods the trsde has been fair for the
season. and the demand as well az prices for staple
hbT1cs nave been steadyse The suctiJn sails are
portant. lFIu7T''~ - : f''' . .
The aggregate of the ST Loua ganka for Tho r,o.i,