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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

o. CANADA.
npA DDLlouTvUL AND ROMANTIC Roo'E-4A
vnon 7ns wEss TO
Doeeeu. New Yevk and che Easters Ssssss,
Via he NJcAlgs~ Censrai, Great " esfsra, 0sde"s-
DUr0A a~d Tsvwons Censrdi and
0vssd Tsuek Raiirsad Of Canada.
pss.e.s,r. ~ THE route have ar opportunity oi
Vaejo1ne opme 81 the grsnse.t and most vgn's1.",
aeea.erv n the world, Including 7oronso, Nt,sn"
Tons. Swspeasicm Bridge, the Thousand lsa..n;'
RoD1ds a. ne ~ LGscrsnce, Iufc.f' ~no"D
Tim Ncwosaios the 7S1Lsiisv Brfdge, tnedfy
ssfiss 4 ss.othi. Laks CAampia,n Falls Of Mont
nores1S, Asdson Rioey, etc. &c
On ana after NAY !, 1853, baggage VIII cneek"
Shseugh from Ohicaso.
TO EMGG ANTS.
Psseegss may b. secured at the ofic- ofths coppa-
NJ IN Ohicsso By sating vessels from London. LAYER
poea. Plymouth, GLASGOW, Bristol, hui, A6.rdeh,
~ n6ootyuse An agent Of tie GRAND Trunk
RAILROAD superintcncing the removal OF emu
esaats end baggage 81 Quebec free o. chargc-
1srs Sroa SO 10 185 to Chicago, INCLUDING cooscf
5As naaaosh Steamship
LA.v1A RE AN,
o.. q, 800 soss, Asp 100 yEEr Loso
ID unAsr COMPACT 70 this company for ono or more
tslps % Portland this year Tourists return tckets
from Chic ago 20 the cotef towns In Europe snort
u - Issued. Tictets from On ago fc I'll points
Dast, also for the Leviathsn, % for the =. 9.
Cos shps can o. obtained at the ONCE OF thr Saho
TRUNK Rsiirosd, 10. 10 Dearborn street; on'1ss",
DxHANOs ON DURops.-0lghs Drafts On London
q ave AolisTs per pound sterling may % procured
q ne once O. the 0ramd Trunk RatfrOdd, In Ohi.
caso!
Agent Of Or. Trunk Go. Of Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
&heriN's Sale.

Benjamin Atkinson.
Ann O. slaymakcr.
DY virtue % a special execution issue'i upon the
- foreclosure OF mortgage, from tn iie OF h.
CT rk Of the Disriet Court OF Scott county State 81
Iowa, in favor OF Benjsmin Atkinson and against
Ann O Slaymaker. dated the It'll day OF January,
1859, and me directed, commanding n !, maxi Z,
cause 70 be made, the sum ~ twerty tire hun rel
aud sixteen and 70 iC0 dollars &2JiG Isl, including
DEBT, Interest and costs, with interest theron A. the
ra.a OF ten per cent per snp from The 2oih day Of
October ISIS by sale - the for derc ribei
estate sisua In Scott county. state OF Iowa, To W.T.
Lots n" even III AMI eeht Isl In biofk No Thu ty-
one [ 81 in the citv OF Davenport.
I hereby give public notice that I viii sell At
public auction, at tho Court House door in the city
Of Davenport, Scott county, lows. On saturday the
18th day OF February 1869, at the hour Of oclo,k
OF said day to tn. highest bidder therefor In each.
the above described real estate, sufccnt thereof
" sati ~ said debt interest and costa, we'll al
the accrutn9 costs thereon.
Dated January 8. 1859.
". LRONARD,
Jal2 6h'6 OF Scott oounty, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
WINTER TENT.
Mississippi & Missouri b. 4.

Mississippi e missouri n. ~
Trains run by Chic seo time, which IL twelve min
utes faster tan Davenport time.
I'm and aftsr Monday, Jan. 10Th, 1859. and untiI
~ further notice. trsins will leave davenport, fer
Muscstine, Columbus City. Washington ana Iowa
Qiiy tsundays eEceptedb ~ follows:
ist Express and Mall Train NJ 80
Trains Will leave Davenport for Ohieasodsily, Bun
iays excepted - follows:
a nv,,s.s r,stn At 80 p u
Trains arrive ss Davenport daily. Osndays sxeep
tod) - follows:
rn0M TEE EAST.
list uxprsss Train q o45 As,
ID Mail Train, 81 ID +"
from TEE WEST.
LIST Express and Man Train, q 5lo Pn
Trains run by Chicago time, which istweive min
utes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out OF Davenport will make connections
ct Columbs City, Washington and Iowa CITY with
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points W est
The Passenger Train connects st Rock Island Win
Chicaso Rock Island Railroad trains for I'll points
East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF giving
lstinct direction TO the destination OF their Bag
gsge Tickets before taking hss seassin
the cars.
NJ b. The Morning (S:55'A ny train for the Rast
ects at Jliet with trains on the Michigan Gen.
tal at the Junction with trains on the Pitts
burg, IT Wayne Il Chicago X; Ut Chicago with
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
tral Rail Roads.
Jsn9-dtf JOHN r. TRACY, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
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RAILROADS



V1~fuiev .frrass0sssssses,
IN and amer Surday Dec. 9TH ISoos anu un.o
I c,,,ney not,c~ trains viii leave horA ss'Aoa "s"y
sundays excepted, - follows; ,omAn
Isl NAL N~" =" Ills -
~ freight e16p ri
ID nieht express $1,000 A.u, auca.v. e.
cepsed ~ follows. CONAN
LIST night sxpressa ~ 90
~ freight trains 81 - y =
Sd mail tram ~ ..... ..'..-,,r a
sheaso with trains both the Michigan con.aetn
Michigan Central Pit, sLurg, FORT wayne ana Cnise
gn Raj Road to and from Detroit, Ioseno'
ceveIapd Columbus, Cincinnsu I0ssoafsn'
Duntirk RuRs.o, kisgars Ysiir, Albany. New iofA.
ph,lsdelphia Baltimore and Washinston Aiso -
rsaslle WITH trains Of the Illinois Central h"sC
North u .iena and South 10 81 Louis ana oa'ro 70
vbeh plsces tickets can be procus ed Of
W y Greuueile, Ticket Agent,
Agents, II. =. Depot. Rock Ifiano.
psssengers are reminded o. the nec'esity OF svins
di.tint dIrecttons the destination OF sne1r o1s
~.gc .I.o - procure tioke ,eforc .skne tnetr seAss
H. the As the conductors collect fares oniy 20 STA
ter. on the line ~ the Chicago Aock Island raiirosd
N'''' JOHN Y. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI wHrrsAS, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Dec 8, lShe lotJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
DuHalo 4 Lake Huroa Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
AT the sbove once tickets 70 New York, Boston,
- ali ItAti.ns on the Nev York X Erie and New
Yosk Central Railroads can be obtained.
wARRACK,
AGENT OF 4 l. " Railroad,
aprl6dIy cha No 86 Dearborn st.. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
~ R,oTs AND sHoEs
~ho1o0A1O - Retail
THE EMPIRE STORE!

DHADY sTRBkT DAVENPORT.
HAvD now in store large and Well selectAd
i stock Of boots and Shoes, 70 which invite
the attention Of all In want Of articles IN my line.
Oou~lvr T+0ders wishing to replenish their stock
vii and Il 20 their sdvantAge 70 call On me before
Purchasing elsewhere.
Wf,rE we continue TO hold out Inducements In the
way Of zrSsss stock and systsA cork, not equausd
ohis sids Of New York.
yJyl7v ". ABn0rr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

Wr0u Pueees ! Very COeGp
G. SHEPHERD 4 SON,
Have removed 70
NUNBuR 10 EAST mCOND SfRDuI.
VL7HRRu We invite oil requiring Goods IN or nne
w Of business, n call and Judge for themselves.
Gold Papsrs, Oaks, Chased. Fancy, 1sossys'
and [A1see,
In great variety. Gold and Common Shades, Paper
nsr Hans,ne r. al - BRANCHES Ct reduced prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

SUocnssORs TO T0wNsEND, 0AarTa Co., or RE
- "nawkeye Machine Shop" and \. Donahue, Of
ne Le CLAIR manufacturers Of impeoved Oscil-
Machinery, Shafting, Pnilies, no., 30
Repairing and Job WORK promptly attended "a
Dev0poyt. loWa, January -. lo9o. fJSlta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

= TAYLOR e BALLORDs
no. 9 WEST SECOND ST,
st LIE CLAIRE ROW.
WuoLBsALE AND RETAIL. DEAlEns N
~-gs, Medicines, Chemicals,
lSA. OILS, DYE 81 UFFs,
Il r.N.r;ee " aLA00V
cunnion, articles y. -us
drawn up, reportedto th.
aaopted. The articles provio,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

For Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL well nnlshed, Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and stable. 4 Dor.
lion Of the purchase money down, balance On long
time; or part In unimproved land in Scott county
would be taheo ut . fal4 price.
ALSO:
a>-.~>, v~>..e u.,sAs~~~ ~eu Aosssea 81 -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

lrane Buildings, we'll fnished and VEL
NJ. on good terms or exchange fpr me4.
New A>AIao.
sisso Nd IN various parts Of the
enough; and sossrs, eaA loaG tine.
your Gown corresp>
herrid taste. She wears pEks.
around her head, Of the sixs
...Ah., a,onnd her naak of auual q,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
DENTAL.
gR. CHARLES GOODRICH.
I'D II WITS #.
49,

Office on Brady street, 2doors bel. Sd
maystf DAvenpePs, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
Niaeer's Sewing Machines

Sisgor's Sewing Machines.
Wssssv~ Q6cs, $50 Lax Street, Cadrago, III.
n sINSt X h CO. having establithed . Wes-
torn once Tor the sale Of their Machines, would
call the attention Of tse ladies OF Davenport TO their
FAMILY ~ WING MACHINE,
which V the latest presented for competition. II II
the most sassiy operated Of any machine ever made'
Ther nschinss, tor wsaWw( acfvrtHg purposes. have
NO equal.
leo LAKE stseet, Chicago.
"a oopy a = v singer Co.'S 0sseste vii
Be fssnisSsd Ovs>ss o. sup'iossion. tsaa' ."
PuRO DETH. ! A. A. X. SAWYER,
J. D. A8 LEN, JNo. o. MULLEN
Sawyer, Mellem 4 Co.,
sss $50 SOUTH WATER ST.
O1aicAEo. III.
BET7 8, .MELLE.S'A 20.
Ne. . SOUTH MAIN ST..
-. Louis, MO.
General Commission 4 Forwarding
Merchants.
REEE RENCES:
Rsnich 4 Peterson, 81 louis.
" @ Gilman, 10
0eorsc PeGram, do
Capt " Gould, do
on. 1%i f% Johnson = Se'' Louisiana. No. 10
Pint = wheeler, Chicago.
Oh Kennedy b o., New Orleans.
A0 Farwsli = Co., Boston.
stsrling, AcOullonsh b Co., NY.
Nav q ies-d,y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

she does not seem to care for an ampa>He..::Aa
and has utterly discarded the cline Of bsedp
tys. in IT, call" for it i "skimped" shorter
6ehind than be6oes. and the houncss csvss
- g The sidss. Bat che has falcon eye,
and her whole barring indicates, In even
more than On ordinary degree. the woman's
psmahass and power to rule.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19

] anl2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, June 27.- Information has
been received from source regarded as thor
Oughly reliable, giving the particulars of the
contemplated descent on Nicaragua. The
names Of certain parties who sustain Gen.
Walker, with arms and money, are given the
enjoyment of the benefits of the transit route
to compensate in part of the expenses thus in
Cured. 1t is stated that the expedition will
start about the middle of August; that party
Of fllibusters will rendezvous in Florida, and
be conveyed to Central America in the Scottish
Chief.
Whether or not the information is strictly
true, it is certain that our Government will
endeavor to arrest all such illegal enterprises,
the orders to our naval vessels for this purpose,
heretofore issued, being still in full force.
Gen. Jerez, before he left for Nicaragua was
fully informed of this fillibustering movement.
The board contemplated by the former orders
of the War Department, is meant to be con.
vened for the examination of non commission
ed officers, recommended for promotion, and
will be composed of the instruction of tactics,
at the Military Academy, and will meet al
West Point the LIST Monday in September
annually.
Enlisted men serving with the troops will
not hereafter be allowed communication Of
rations. Capt. Nicholas has been ordered to
the command of the sloop of war Constella-
ton, the flag ship of the African squadron
in place of Capt. Wilson, who has been con-
demned as sick.
Gen. Lamar intended to return to the Uni
ted States in the steamer Moses Taylor, but
he was detained in Central America by the
unexpected reception of dispatches from the
State Department.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

YESTERDAY evening, about seven o'clock, a
boy about twelve years of age, who lives near
the Millcreek bridge, while riding clandes-
timely on the steps of Fifth street omnibus
as it was rapidly entering the west end of the
bridge, accidentally got his fingers caught and
three of them badly crushed between the
springs. This should be q warning to him
and other boys, against this very prevalent
habit; and parents should warn their children
against it. Only few days since we saw a
boy get his legs considerably injured by this
roguish practice of stealing a ride on the steps
of 'bus.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
[By Telegraph.I
New York Market.

.. NEW YoRK, juno q, p. NJ.
Flour very heavy dull and lO6l5c lower sales 3400
bIs. at S5 h05 20 for superiine State; sc for small
lots choice do S6616 80 for extra State; IS 6 for
superhne Western; Sc lO@16 80 for common to good
extra Western; and S. Is GAG GO for round hoop Ohio
closing heavy. Small sales Rye Flour at SiCdl IS.
Wheat dull and lower; sales 3,l00 bushels at 81 n
for new Amber Georgia; 81 60 for Red southern;
81 0for White do Rye lower; sales 44O bushels ut 81
@G9Oc. Barley heavy and dull. Sales 5000 bushels
Barley Malt to arrive, at about 92c. Corn steady:
sales 900 bushels at SIdslc for new Western mixed
AID Yellow SOC. old mixed Western in store; SIC for
mixed Northern, and s31ac. for Northern Yellow.
Oats heavy at 446I6c for State 474ec for Canadian
Whisky lower; sales 220 brls at 266l271sc.
POr active and hrmer sales 5000 brl5 at SIG 25 for
now Mess, Sl7@lS for prime Mess, SIC 256ol6 so for
thin Mess, and Sl3 25 for prime; 500 brs ut The SELL
eis option, 30 days on private terms Beef steady;
les 400 brls at Sc 50@17 for country prince SS9 %
do Mess, Sl0@ll3 rs for repacked Chicago do, and
S4@l5 50 for extra. Prime Mess Beef quiet and
nominal ut S2002G. Beef Hams quiet at lj6lls. Cut
Meats dul sales $50 packages at 66669c for Shoul-
durs and 7A @loA for Hams. Bacon quiet.
Lard steady; sales 500 brls at lOA(1llhc A con-
tract Of $40 brls prime Western was selling to-day
at lie.
Butter dull at 1916 for Ohio and Ii@l9 for State
Cheese quiet at 4C1qHc.
Cotton steady; sales 600 bales.
Oils dull; Linseed i@63c; Lard 90G921Ec.
Tallow quiet at l09sc.
Sugar firm sales 25 600 boxes at 81 @164c.
Coffee steady; sales 200 bags at ll4c Orleans
Molasses steady at 40@D42c.
Freight6 on Cotton 10 Liverpool dull at &c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

MONDAY EVENING, June 81
FDOUR-There was perceptible change in the
market to-day moderate local demand exists, and
some export, but the feeling is towards moro ense Of
PRICES The sales wero about 1000 brls. at s6OOEs,
y for superne, and 100000 for extra 1900 brls
were received since Saturday
WHISKY - The market Is without important
change Sales Of 600 brs. at 262s1k-the latter rate
for wagon.
UVISIoNs-Mess Pork continues dull, 200 brls.
sold at $1,000, and 100 do. private terms supposed
to be below the rates. Bacon unchanged, with a
moderate demand, sales Of 20 hhds; at 7@9c for
Shoulders and Sides Lard Is firm, with sales Of 300
brs and tierces at lie. Nothing done in Bulk Meats
and prices must be called nominal at 6A@nsA.
GROCERIES-A good demand for Sugar at full
prices. Sales of $50 hhds. at 7@7Ac-the latter for
choice. Molassea firm at SIC, with fair demand.
Coffee firm at lS(1l216c.
wHEAT-Tbere is fair demand, and prices are
steady Sales 200 bush. prime white at 81 5 1000 do
good do in Covington at Sl,l6H, and 400 do. fine
mixed at Sl,35.
CORN-The market is flrm and prices unchanged.
sale of $50 bush. at SOC.
RYE-A fair demand, and prices firm. Sales, 100
bush. at csc.
BARLEY--The market is quiet and unchanged.
Small sales at 606n63c.
UATS-Large receipts have depressed the market,
and prices have declined 3a5c per bush. Sales SOC
bush at 81 900 do at 531 and 600 do at Soc closing
Of the latter quotation.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
[By Telegraph
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, June Il.
Cotton is slow of SALE but the prices are unsettled
aud the market closed quiet. The sales of three
days foot up 1000 bales, including $500 bales to
pnrters and 900 bales to speculators. The Manches
ter advces continue favorable u better demand for
all kinds Of goods has sprung up, but it has had no
effect on the prices.
observation-disclosures. Richardson, Spence & Co. IS
circular reports Flour very dull and declined 3G4d
American is quoted at lOs cd .0l3s. Cd, but finds
buyers.
Wheat is dull and has also declined 3l4d White
Western is quoted at los Dl0s. cd do Red at Ss 9s.
6l, and White Southern at l0s.0ol2s. cd. Corn
closed yety dull with slight decline on all qualities;
mixed is quoted at 6s 606s. 4d. Yellow at 6s Sd 6s
6t. and White ut Ss 6l9s Id
Provisions-The circulars report the market gem
orally dull, but with steady prices. Beef dull but
steady. Pork ditto. Lard dull. Tallow quiet. Ba-
quiet.
Produce-Resin dull at 4s. for common. Sugar
firm. Turpentine Spirits steady at AIS. Ashes, Pots
dull at 29s Pearls, also dnll at sos. cd. @3ls.
0ils-Sales unimportant.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

The BALLOON FLIGAT-BLoNDIN's RoPE-
WALK.-The great balloon voyage of Mr.. Wise
and fellow travellers, did not come off at St.
Louis, on Thursday. Some of the machinery
had not arrived from the east. Tho project is
not abandoned.
Mons. Bondin's cable for stretching from
bank to bank at Niagara Falls, 150 feet above
the boiling flood, and 10000 feet of guy ropo,
arrived at the Falls on Wednesday. The dis
tance from bank to bank is 1,100 feet, and
Mons. B. proposes to walk the span on single
rope, next Thursday, the 3Oth inst.
Time is the only commodity or gift of which
every man that lives has an equal share.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
NEWPORT NEWS.


Address Newport RepOrtor P. o. Box No. S8, New
port, ky.l
BARNARD DowLINe, dealer in books, news
papers, &C., York street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, Newport, KY, is our agent for Daily
Press. Advertisements for this paper left with
him will be Immediately attended to.
KENTUCKY LODGE, No. l, of the American
Protestant Association, will give grand pic
mic on the Fourth of July, on Taylor's Mill
Bottom, about half mile from the city. The
various Lodges of the Order in Cincinnati
and Covington are expected to be present on
the occasion.
TIE exhibition of the pupils of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday School takes place
this evening, at their Church, on Taylor
street. The proceeds are for the purpose of
replenishing the Sunday School Library at
tached to the Church. Admission, twenty
five cents. Go one and all. rEg1 ~
The new blasting furnace now building for
Messrs. Swift & Co., at the new Rolling Mill
is progressing finely. 1t is tho only one in
the surrounding country, the nearest being
situated in the Cumberland Valley. When
completed, it will be 45 feet high and "a feet
at its base, with blasting power of about 100
tons per week. The total cost will be about
800, 900. "t" 4f'+ .ta dtH ~
THE examinations at the Seminary yesterday
were unusually interesting. In the morning
Mrs. Ryder's department was examined, after
II L..
some bound volume, gilt, Of ByrOn's complete
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
pOetIcal works--aIso, one Of MOofe,a beautItuI

poetical wOrks--also, one Of Mooro's beautiful
works. tHrtAr nMfffg-r IL &
The examination in Miss Jenny Kerna-
hams department passed of very pleasantly. yJ
The following is brief summary Of the exer-
cises as they took place:
Lessons in geography, arithmetic, reading,
spelling and singing; Dialogue-Examination
by Misses Stein, Bailey aad Evans; Recita-
tions-Ths World is a Garden, BY Miss
Kate Higbee; Dialogue Bachelors,
by Misses Ella Stiokney and Minnie
Perry; Reading-The Boon of Memory, by
Jennie Catherlin; Dialogue Virtues and
Graces, by twelve young ladies; Reading
To my Mother, by Miss Mary Evans;
Model School BY twelve young misses;
Rccitatons-Kattiss' Bidd, by Lydia Hoople;
Dialogue-Charms of Woman, by seven young
misses; Reading--the Last Good, by Miss Ellen g
Boley. The children acquitted themselves Of
their several pieces very pleasingly to all who
visited the school. Notwithstanding tho ex-
treme heat of the day, a large number Of
parents and friends of the children were pres
ent, and went home apparently we'll satisfied
with the progress Of the schools under the
supervision of Prof. T. D. Edwards, the gem
tlemanly superintendent. May he be left long
among us to train our children in the way they
should 60. .I tIf}
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
Later from Mexico-second Dispatch.

The Conducta, with $4,000 900, arrived at
Jalapa on the 10th instant, and was detained a
week by Gen. Robles for examination. 1t
started again on the 10th, under Robles' permit,
but when near the National Bridge, Robles
overlook the Conducta, and ordered its return
to Jalapa, by authority of Miramon.
The Conducta refused, when Robles ordered
it shipped on board British vessel off Sacri-
ficios The British commander refused to re-
oeive it; and notwithstanding the orders from
the English and French minister, the Conducta
remained at Reconada under Roblos' orders.
Gen. Degallado was at Vera Cruz.
Miramon had collected $5OO,O0O duties on
the Conducta.
All the English subjects have been banished
from the capital, the British minister, 0tway,
acquiescing.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

WILLIAM WHITIEN and William Roarke,
charged with the petty theft of milk bucket,
from the residence of turnkey Hudson, on Rich
mond street, are to have an examination before
the Police Court tomorrow.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
[By telegraph
London Money Market.

LONDON June Il.
Consols closed to-day at 93769g396, for account
The latest sales of Ill. Cen. r.. r. Stock were at
43la@144c discount; Ill. Gen. freelands, 854@9s6 N
Y. q. r. r., 65Cn67; Erie r. r., SOS; Penn. Cen. H.
R., first mO Ortgage, 9Oll95.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
Arrival and Departure of steamers.

,ARRlvALs-June caledonia, ,Maysyille; Kanawha
Valley, Kanawha; J. w. Cheesman, st. Louis; Su-
perior, Louisville. June 27-Telcgreph, Louisyillei
Clara Dean, do; A; Q. Tyler, New Orleans; Forest
Nashville; J. G. Fremont, Pittsburg.
DEPARTUREs-yune2 26Isuperior, Louisville; June
2-Telegraph, Louisville; Clara Dean, Pittsburgj
Forest Queen, Madison; Caledonia, Maysyille.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, JUNE as.
Local News.

The frequent escapes from the ohain-gang
show gross carelessness, to say the least, on
the part of those who have the prisoners in
charge
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
tBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, June 81.
Stocks dull, G., r. l., 6s's; I; g, co. Fac. Land
Grants k; NJ. s., guaranteed, PIN; N Y. c., T3;
Penn. Coal Co., sSA Reading, 424 Mo. Skies, s61f;
Va. Skies, 967s; Gal. b Ch., 634; c. & p, 6H.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
[By Telegraph
New York Bank Statement.

- NEW YORK, June 27.
The Bank statement for the week ending on the
25th, shows decrease in loans of S55 OO do in spe
Gle of 81, ,i32OOO; do In circulation of S65OO0 and
nett decrease In nett deposits Of 81, l,935,Ov0.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

A UCTION 8 A E.-BY G. J. W.
IN SMITH, Aucti )neer 22l Vine street-VaIua-
bic Third Street Business Property, Nos. 40
sold at Public Auction, on Tuesday morning, June
28, at II O'Clock, on the premises, two large four
and 81, on the south side of Third street, between
Vine and Walnut The Lot is 33 feet front by 90 feet
deep. Title perfect. Sale positive. Terms made
known at sale. je23-t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
LOST.

n .0ST-0n Wednesday, near the corner Of
-MA Fifth aud Broadway, a Ladies Gold Neck Chain
The finder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving the
same with JOHN II. DAIR CO., 40 and ~ Lower
Market street jezi-b.
STAAY H0RsE-Taken up on Sunday, the
MSund, q bright bay Horse, with black name and
TAI, about l5H hands high, with white collar and
Eiitsenth Ward Day Watehman; or ut J. p. EPPLY'S
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
River News.

PITTsBURG, June PIP. M.-River station
ary. Weather cloudy and warm.