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for COAL and woOD-sealed

PROPOSALS for COAL aud WOOD.-Seaied
prnoe ssls oil Osee ae Cl-rt Of ts-
Bos,i II Fdrc.op Of ftfs1o ans ts ts5d nov asfe
a. u-t tt - q PIT q: y 500 son To the
CO Al AID WOOD rrql d f0y to- PlbH Schools - us ety
frr tie ra.uirI s.y CO., tfsn h-ntr-t tnn. I" a.
N ff Teen rdrsd oorts of oak Soot. AZ % iaree Il
ares cores Il pane WOOD % i~ss.
TIE e lie n-st I4ty & WITT 49, iurase as
crcr: 4. ol ~ 1.-TWO .-l a1l 'r'
roYd. tuI b. cets.rsc u "a 32s a. ne I've
"a sctoci b-c-ts TIE p-cPo.ss u-s' .tse ths mus
ubct y 10 posed sappy The saa The cot, b. i1Eni'.t
Zen ,se Ii-e, -Ftea. A. MS 'he as Pies
81 II e s..io Fc--es .,.,
r. o.k e b. q tie bet quality ae scks 20; lea la
tire s. or oor 'e.s ths i-c, ssi eis1 eir' T.
or ysG;s q ts sebCo ts,, 81 nay De ee'-a,s4 oy ne
pr0p-i sE'ho-iiy -.
81 ie.i az siX .fi ircts, crs -. a., -.
n. p-cnotat TIE Tre p-r 3rt OF u '- i-
scif .stf- rte woor anS - ~ prl- PEI
cat f ,.~-s ara .st-s rcr "a lie shHeiy SO eaJ a.
rsati.so BY tfe Conu-i,.ss q suFpi-. -, !,
IRE 1oCd 80 vii Be irsFct.d iles'el AZ ~eIo-1
b. aro delivered te supsrone .. ZEE irsP- 'o q
e Ae Bcse o. Ei1cs;ou said coal ar Eood = 'ciFeeo
20 here er-d q 7E.: tSotkres 81 ne at-
~ Of Voc for The 10; d,J of NAY 20 tne 9Th tsy jay
trd. y TIE stty e eos from th= St cay o. jay 20
IT, M ,r Oct -ext; s1e The nsircef r-lc-d ~
TIE Conu,ee The eouset ~ is fuel 70 D. s,.iIs 2a
Nay =, lttn - - 4.
-,vir,o 81 tropCsa panied vita TIE *
n,.u-e r. TIE rropos-s suTstie-
Tn, Conet the night a. pr 1oss
AID c5-..st y sr-t 20 IRE sppr1vs . re bo-Ed RI
Tdte,tioa JOHN DAVENPORT
JAMES CT SHING, =, Con c1.t-ss
OLIVER II. LIZ.
DANIEL sLoTE, sl7PLe,
CTRTIS
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fost ano fonn6.

EOJ-ND-On leaving the Cooper msttute-the
j Rev DR.. Cheeyer's "wednesday evening, s
@, ntleu ans RI COLLAR The hsye u by sp
plypE sdy.r.rg desk Il The Tribune Office s'd pay
Ing for this sdye ltissInent.
OST.-A PACKAGE containing 81 geo in
IL BONDS left by tie IN Omno 8 No ) o. the
l4ht Line o. ehav aud 4thst, A. - mia
before O'Clock Friday afternoon, TIE S.h int ": 81"
Bond Of City Of Cincinnati No 49, issued to tue OAo So
Ms,is,ppi Railroad Co 5000 Conjunction Bond OF Onio
ana hi. .tUi Ralrosd Co Esstsn Division. Nos GO GIL
and 81. $500 Income Bonds OF same Company En-ra u
vision Nos s T. ZOO pcu'ive and Nos 20 70 ~ IN
siye P,yme NJ Of The bonds coupons been stopped
Al poIsoIs cautioned ssSns; purcbs.nt OF neS2ti
hem The paS win the aud address
TIE owner ,utsble -ewsrd viii be paid for he ooros . TOE
of u The Ohio MIS- r. r. Co. a; nc. % Wsl', n T.
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NOTICE b, PAYRRS.-OFFTCE Of The
~ CgAHfkHfgNEEa II AgsE3SMEkfd

~ COskksIOAEEs II IAxys .nd AssEsssEHfS
ho a Cl.al@sss ~ Tprr Jsa 10 lt31 otfe hereby
Eas q Ee ard P.fs9lsl tstat- q
Cay - ss- ffs - hs Jsn zos nov oPsn tof ie
hsFefi ~ ~ f.aflfrs anti The lf- day OF Apra
EsIt sgs Al rss ysJs sfs ssrnssly re- es,ed = 1A1
YffFf -. az sffDgs " ne .ssa~s
eay serfrsf Also, al pssgas entitled oy law %
fszLs. u - q bsns rsfgy
~ l4fy sfss go 40 fFpfy cl,fi.sbe ils.. ~ "A,
- emmy ls sfsthn Isq4ssise - usss spphosu
- 1na .IsgFooE, SfeToa' ~ - closing a ia
49, 90 - >Sl lay n AgrL
f<hAa~i1s .sfa = ~ ~ 4 Aydi IT, 1887, sus5soes
- a. i1t.fa.ttl1 ~ TIA psJ~s
u D4fs - m sas - u p1orc
Lsf-.l s<frrlsfr- yr1Ff 4, .ypH,ica rAJ D. nsfs
q AL g-fn osast-flI hlsef ,sssyst ~ The s.oss-d
yss. ~ "a 80 rslrrs -ssc 20 have "a. 'af- COT
Ts-<a n spr sol - u.t@ IN r,s.u ~ IL ass-ssd
.a-xr4l q re- rssts made rri-iaz sLtrs "a
sgosEs q stfts .hsf-,o AZ tssrsEpon ne CopisssDev
Aa NJ caups1r, snd ~ 10 i.sI lfsln a. me
h~y ssU The s.ns 70 D. cor
Issd n s1h appxin - made Ia r-A.u % ne s.sssses
n s'as- s ,opcst o. A. = ~xa1ief "a
~ ssd CoIais.onsTs " i1su AID H. Il
adsarrt re sassssE-ut % srr1-soa my snAa "a 80
1orrc;so and ssrs to-u dscisiol ta-ren
.rl 1Fty tsF s1ch .yghcsol snaI haze o>-a mae
~ fseu--ic stA b. made By the bosrf a pS
ssa. Il suy pcrSOE. es'>s inpsrd 10
thi. lLi-s shAl I9p-n uaa-r osth OF hrnAoos
party i.ysc uusb 20 s,.ezc within fbr PEND
yrs.s c.rI-ci0r by festcn OF sck1-ss
sb.suss hss us s.I T-iLs~s n ISL par. 80
j. " ALLEN,
A J. WILLIAMSON.
W. BaOWS
coassOa-s Il TiI-s ssd Ass-srn-as
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EOP SAIE-Near Penn Ian, Yates County,
F.Rs o. siuirs i7e srres. thirty of hen ucoi A1e
- -o-t,ts hoai- cher ia psovemests os ths bsss
~ I,p ca irclad TIE WooclsoA; trstioa P'essse
Ia. -. -U-so1t ara scsJi~1 grain rs %
.-Ti- ia soca sCrsoe, u rtss fIon 1~-e,s st1s
lsr ~ !irr-'-n, sesos1s ~ r,iirrsi 90 I'm
n s..y Slgrsairr Az y kitdfAS
AOCP. ~ " Hstsi.
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fine ARTS.
6orsrs, Carriages, &r.

HORSES and CARRIAGES for SALE and
STABILIZE RENT Three fue Carnage HORSES 81
ns,ch,d cue close CssIe B.o1ch one Busy fof sale
snd Inc Stable Let. Inquire s: No. East In ~
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Go ubcm il man Concern.

CAUTION TO DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB
- RIGS eoutsiriug THREADS or SHEETS Of VULCAN
an .s,oae rom cs.r. oo5y Of the exclusive
mar; Nusized Rubber Ir-Pafee according 70 sac 80
Ct which dns % the shining or contrasting the 'a.s.' Or
threse, such AIR ., and n = NhNen o,as. 5000 on
one ho -idts vita oisoT than fuov7 and u =
rssr teac, q ycaeo rubber ssd al sheet, o
rlbber which b. made or trishei q fon ~iih or
20 De covered by frous And re hereby Evs 10
reasonable rsies e. has ful stoct nov L. "ore.
ii. sfteucn has be- called 20 an ,dsefl,e ne. 's@ea y
William Ju5on Which sad Judson Gains 70 b. the owner o.
tie lisht % inPoti and 81 'ain goo ~ Of
SAD Jgd,on il, fI.Ia upon II. Pc aoo u ses ~ s
bis p.tenee ed tides 20 any Court or % me sud ne
sE1Id be uneeensd az orporniy Of soneaelo Any
ca i've sny v.d les 70 s.d Judson or % .ny one else
.fI -. ;sI be t.h eonv.yst % To iea ts aas
sno.ol a. 81 4 psS.-.,r.d apd me card tn5i,hed
y s.a J-ts ths The Court imposed ~
title ttd vh-r ssd JCtsJl Dow Claims y
have Ten n hinssf flr tn AT Ak years.
Pre- uneersyusd therefore caution, Al cs,e IL ~ ces u
the shove desorPions, CONTAINING VI LsAhLhp huobEh
hi. Ee-se ,ud Hp s1d t'st ne shall ofo,-c, % tH-
Of The aw, ell Isr.oa' nIinsas gPon h sad rsl
HORACE H DAY NJ. > cOaI.l.ai; s., He~ Yois.
CENTRAL PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.
~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF rROPERIY-The ogn.
Of oPsry s..sss 70. csn, rIf n5 hs re hPe s
MAJ 1859 with per cent interest non see 1850 ne a.:s
II
teu are raj, b. NAY h tie ssreot LIT viii BE- s-nt
20 the Geek Of Arv,ra when nTEEEsr WILL ss
ruy RaTE o. TWELVE ASSuN from the DAT II
eonr,or The properly s,sessd sgbrseed m the follow
ing " viz Al tlose piece. u LAND situated Il tie sai
civ bounded and described fc0~ tns- 10 - say on ne
uort by HE he hooks btseeu lotc sra l7A
~ on The BY sns u the blocks between as.
d ga By in- OK me books De- Ee-n
= suc b. the Ene u oe blocks De-
10Th llth ard also, a. those certain otoer 2is
rcs, p.roe lad TourE ether see Of ;e IN o
III .,a sh.v. betw.eu l5,h md lfh AID al those
ersn o,her pieces aaa parcels Of s.t fronting % elmer
ia. n 5h H. 1.h ans On and oros1=sJ esiEe-n
SD and 40 1 oct OF the nap Of lie Corl11i's-oaeri
- 80 DANIEL r DELAvAa coa,c,or q A.essner,I
CoLLrcT0E's OFFICE No = Cry Hal, sai1os-i
n As, G. A S G. -
VI PENIS f1rnbh1g .keir Dsellnu AID Stores wa
'' WILL SAVE FULL IS PER CENT
~ vlrcEsaius ne
GgO II. KITCHEN Co.,
Wood B1ileirg. No. ol Broadway.
4 WOULD solicit my customers - send IN their
i ard. WASHINGTON HAMS q early paddle, or
Ley Lar ~. g. s3ypisf. Each Ham 10 brsnte
H. ". EDWARDS hos n and ~ Chry'a-st
NOTHERLES5 CHILDREN.-A Lsdy oceu-
WI gy.rfI t.ss' fsslsEfs IN bssI sd he.lthJ paii
sEn.t. ~ sssA IA - lsfs th@ EsflkE CHARGE d t~o
q th.s D. Dststt - inruct IN hasc - oIh~r
,tIEsi al ssssfsfts saos me 70 teen AEJ se1i.
nta si1f b. 90. sfsy f0 s,ry0ss have the nos,
t.fy sfsfstf. o. 10 rssylsibliJ Asf - p.a.on ~
..cf,a1t W ! q. OEOfKR WIA,ms6grIa y.
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TOR SALE or RENT-The OYSTER - =
ROXY b~r.,of,r, ossr p,.d by Reeves Brsnsn VIE
n. fxt1rss in compete oreer " sn sea
clear Of ell oosxurtions also an aTtssan vel o. oe - -
ara will bs soa barxaz- Any one wisains So -
~, ous viii found Of the most eonVenisn, ssa
ro~,.s ~ - sits n ne city II not sold BY the Sra Az
an -, - o.. % a. ,1ctiSn close bnn-ss s@
s,aars .ppy % p Y. BRENAS. No II North Gays s~
more, Ma
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6ousss ano farms n)auteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED:-A Par-
II ehsI@r nsv BE- fouud. reasonable term. fr WE'LL
FURNISHED HOUSE iitb OF 2e-s,s between ias -
"a 7h-ays. Address No. i5sj Post-Ohce.
VVANTFD-A STORE below Canal-st. Ad
w eress rsting terms. J. J. l. Tribare Once.
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printing.

AT EVERDELLS.-Wedding Cards. Notes,
ATb-,e celebrated Cards spondidly engraved, only
Be hsA in Broadway DuaDe Orders received BY mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF.PRlCE.
L-wsdstns At Home and Waiting Cards BtL Heads Sun
CARDS. Gheoks ke at kELLh's No UfuIton-st " Il
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n As, G. A s G. -
VI Penn, farsbh1s Aeir Dsel!iHn AID Stores VIA
0' WILL SAVE FULL IS PER CENT
By p4rcssaus q. ne
GFO II. KITCHEN Co.,
Wood Builsins No. iol bros1~ty
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Clothing.

q A ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, al
% Il JONEss, 10 Anns. SO Doube-sole Water proof
Dsvsl Boots es Double sole Pes Boo warranted sstsfsoJ
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nor SALE or to LET-A large first class ioul.
l. story high scoop, brown stone HOUSE, 17x'o est =.
feet be.u.f1y situated on st1Jyesant pax s1o -
Ceos.s church The house 10 aud truets;e Poss~
ca Ivs3. VIII be sold on reasonable and easy
r.u-d AZ moderate price n . responsible tensn F
p,r1iculsrs sppy % RAYHoR l. BLACKWELL NO. ~
Broadway.
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win

S3 All tsasI n d. Nan IN,
psvt rer anuur: s'ock xtures tools &C To prtT
win GO opPo tuni'y Sc Ion net vita o1er.
Aodrefs, with &C. JUDsON Co, Box NO 5o' TTo'
ure
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NIOTHERLESS CHILDREN.-A Lady occu-
WI Eyrft t.ssa' fsssEfs IN bssutii sat he.hy paii
81 Ef.t ~ ps.A "a ~ isfs ne ENrlkE CHAKiE 81 "o
81 hf.s q oE.. Dststt in'.ruot In hasc % oth~r
,tkst al sslsf Erf saos me 70 teen AEJ seni.
sLf g.T sssJ iof seh ',rsios, sin have ne os.
81. t1fg sspYlshJ AID - a. p.alon ~
,tcr.i1tr. ! D. OFOtKR WIA.msbgrf4 P y.
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FREoERIcK scHUcHARDT,
W. W HAMILTON, frsstseA
PLATf SMITH,

TOR SALE cr to LET-A COUNTRY hoooh
A. lie Bs-z.n Depot Of the Jersey Rsilross yeV
pretty oouyeuiea. uesry Il coEtain esai fSo
kss mall fsrden IL ony iT.n,y minute h,m a.:
c Boz No. ~ New York Poe: One, or inquire ~"
he
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6onses TO Get.

4 HOUSE TO LET from LIST May-NO. ~ VII
N Iow Brooiiyu Hight, Rent 500 live II oates va %
Futor Ferry srd three minutes yak . walls f-rr7 q.
n JOHN j. fILrOk NJ IL Wes; Washington Nsrte., ~
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I WOULD sOIcit my customers - send IN tneIr
i ort.r.f WASHINGTON HAMS IS early - possise or
Ley Lar ~: f.t ssppisf. Each Ham 10 BRANDED
u. ". EDWARDS hos n and ~ Chry'aest
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ITO RENT-From the Ist Of May next, thr fur
rishs5 Hou,- W s. ysIi zt5r. sert ~. Asr-Y %
q. ". UJ tB Bslk si ;hs sts Of S-s-fors
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Boar6 duo Rooms.

4 LADY having fine. large siry House, N
~ -lr.,. uoso - v.ins 20 .ecgGr-od,,. e~ str5s
G-Ltes.r 0s-trt 40 sT WIS vita IL e. Al
" e,t le,L-.f.
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ETRANGERS should net faI 90 visit the ehiei
= attraction Of the eity-ths tsaSas DUSSELDORF GAL
LILY OF PAINTINGS. op~a tsr ass s.,utst Ne. 80
erosAssy. Ain,sdOn Is ssGs
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VOLUME XII.
Nsm Orleans 9aiIp 6resttnt.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1859.
TALK ON 'cHANGE.


Nothing Of an important character turned up yes
terday. The Streets and affairs generally, are fast
approaching the standard Of summer. There are
daily arrivals of steamboats,, with more or less pro.
duce The receipts of tobacco form the chief item OF
produce from the Ohio river just at this moment.
These receipts are less than last year at this time
il the crop of 1858 is going to exceed that of 1851 it
ia about time there should be demonstration. There
have been several arrivals from sea, bringing more
less merchandise, making the importations above
those of last year. There is large excess in impor-
tatons of some kinds Of foreign produce this season
over last-Coffee, for instance. Since the lst Of
September last the receipts are 1885, 3s2 bags from
Rio against 1888 last year, and Of Cuba 1859
bags this year against l00l last year. 1n sugar from
Cuba the increase is large though the total quantity
imported is very moderate, being 1o,063 boxes and
hogsheads this season against 1924 hogsheads last
year and talking about sugar. brings up remarks in
regard to the large losses resulting shipments tc
Northern ports and Europe. Shipments and pur
chases for the Western markets. that s up the river
have turned out more advantageously.
There was report started of later news from
Europe being received early yesterday. Itproved er
roneous There is very little reliance to be placed
the line Of wires from ST. Johns it is very doubt
ful, if the Kangaroo is intercepted off Cape Race
whether the advices will be much in advance Of thos
by the Anglo.Saxon, which will be due at Quebec to
day.
There was some talk of the steamer Tennessee
from Vera Cruz, expected to have on board from on
million to two millions of dollars in specie, and tina
she has been detained awaiting the arrival of th
conducta at Vera Cruz from the interior. Th
steamer Webb will also be due early next week from
Minatitlan. 1t is not expected, however, that sh
will bring anything more than the mails. The tai
is that the adyices at hand from New York are nc
very encouraging regarding the Tehuantepec draf,
on the agents in New York, which are now comm
back by almost ever mail.
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THE Tor OF MOUNT ErNA-A whole island, large
as a kingdom an ocean stretching into space, one
with the sky if any horizon cut between them it is
the African land-that tiny speck is Malta, bit of
English ground-to the north a row of dark, auda-
cious mountains run in one long line between two
alone few soft, rosy streaks beneath, seeming to
lie on the water till you are throned above the clouds,
clear and spotless immensity your sky. Now be-
meath swimming gaze change begns--a shadow
ing gold to grey the sun is beginning to sink, and
the mountains form is masked in shade, darkening
Natures face. We rise to CO. The opening oil the
crater is, at present, three miles in circumference
but often changes shape; the smoke on fine clear
day is thin as an elegant marabout feather, and
though it spreads very little over the edges, does
not in the least blind choke the traveller, and al
lows him to see the wonders of the crater-snow
cnging with its heated sides. 1.-THE " Unprotected
Females" in Sicily.
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SALVATION BY IMMERs1oN.--An "old soaker,n' = who
lives in Weston Missouri, took it into his head ono
day that it was necessary to be " born ag'in," and
forthwith repaired to the Rev. Mr. B. the respected
pastor Of the Baptist denomination Of the town aore
said to obtain light. He was received with ufbanity,
and forthwith the following dialogue ensued:
Old Sits your doctrine, boss, that feller to be
saved must suffer immersion, isntit? &
Mr.. B.-Yes Mr.. s., it ia fundamental doctrine
of our church, that man, to be regenerated, must
repent of his SINS and be immersed.
Old Swell, boss, after repentin' Of his sins, and
bein' slid UNDER if he flashes in the pan, then what
Mr.. B-Although backsliding is much to be de-
plored STILL if he sincerely repents Of his sins, and ID
Old Swell, s'pose be ag'in kicks out Of the
traces after the second time, (for you know what
critters there are in this world boss then what's TO
| pay? .r II.
Mr.. Notwithstanding all this, if he will seri-
ously repent, and solemny promise to amend his ~
ture life, the church will again receive him into its
BOSOM after being immersed.
Old S., (after few moments Of deep thought)
proposes the following interrogatory-Well, boss,
wouldn't it be blasted good idea to keep sich fellers
in soak all the time?
Our informant did not say whether old 8. Joined
the church not but incline to the opinion that
| he did not
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TEE WHEAT CRoP.-The Richmond Va.) Inquirer
of the 18th says:
The joint worm has commenced its ravages on the
wheat crop in various localities in the county of Es
sex. Rust has also attacked the blade. In Cnlpepper
the wheat crop has been considerably injured by the
joint worm. The average crop will be fine one.
The wheat crop in Stafford and Spotsylyania, for
the most part, looks very promising.
Agriculture in Dinwiddie county, though SO long
retarded by the superabundance Of rain in the spring.
never was in more advanced and prosperous state.
Wheat is thus far free from rust and the ravages of
bug, and all signs are favorable for abundant
yield. Tobacco plants Plentiful and farmers have
improved the past season in setting nearly their
whole crop.
The fly and joint worm are doing considerable
damage to the wheat fields in some parts of Rocking
ham.
The Danville Register says:
The wheat crop in this section of country, as well
as almost everywhere else, is very promising. The
yield Of this will be very large and the grain quite
full and perfect The planters Of the surrounding
counties of Virginia and North Carolina all agree in
regarding the prospect OF fine crop very auspcious.
The accounts Of the wheat crop from most parts of
Eastern Tennessee, Georgia and North and South
Carolina are highly favorable.
| CROPS IN CENTRAL ALABAMA.-The Montgomery
Mail of Tuesday last says:
The rains of the past five or six days which have
fallen in this section, have been of immense advan
tage to the growing crops as rain was almost every
where needed, at least for many miles around. Cot
ton and corn now look green, fresh and vigorous
But since these rains the grass also grows at prodi
gious rate.
The Mobile Mercury of Thursday says:
We are informed by gentleman just from Aber
deem that the cotton crop in the prairie is in fine
DER the stand good, and two weeks ago the weed wa
of better growth than usual at the time of year
but since then it has suffered sensbly from want
rain. Partial showers in some places have improved
! JfG Tno act,n nun 81 Cau
corn, but where none have fallen, they are mucl
needed, as it is now tasseling.
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TelegrapheA to the New Orleans Crescent.
-<~0s-*-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP sAXONIA.
SUFFERING IN THE AZORES ISLANDS |!
NAVAL VESSELS FOR THE COAST OF AFRICA.
GREAT TR0TTNG RACE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTU Il e S.
sEw YORK AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS
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BosroN, June IA vessel which has arrived
here from the port of Fayal, in the Azores Islands,
reports the inhabitants Of Fayal in starving con-
dition. The merchants Of Boston have promptly res
ponded to the call for ad and one thousand dollars
have already been raised.
committee has also been appointed to solicit fur
ther subscriptions.
Arrival Of the saxonia.
New YORK, June 1.-THE steamship Saxonia has
arrived at this port. Her dates were anticipated by
the Europa.
Strengthening our African Squadron.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Government has is
on the coast of Africa.
The issuing Of this order is not in consequence Of
any complaint from the British Government it was
contemplated long ago. but could not be carried into
effect for want of vessels.
The Government is not aware Of any new orders
having been issued by England since 1872, for the
suppression Of the slave trade the coast Of Africa
| in connection with treaty stipulations.
| Match between Flora Temple and Princess.
| NEW YORK, June 1.-THE great trotting race for
$4,000 between Flora Temple and Princess came off
yesterday the Eclipse Course, Long Island, N.
T., and was won III Two Stralgnt Hedts ny loIa Ae'
| pie.
The race, which was three mile heats, attracted a
large number Of persons. The second heat was made
in 1881.
Domestic Intelligence.
NEwYoRK, June 1.-THE Flour market closed with
declining tendency; sales of the day amounting
to 450O barrels Corn closed with declining tend
ency sales of the day amounting to 3s 900 bushels
Mixed corn is quoted at from 81 to $780,
Eastern Mess Pork is quoted at $l6 so to SIG 10
slight decline. Whisky closed firm at 26ac. The
Sugar market closed steady. Orleans is quoted a
i, from 6 to 64c; Muscovado from to SIC. Coffe
closed firm at ii to l2c.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Flour market close
dull with quotations at Sc IS to Sc 30. Corn close'
steady at so to s5c. Whisky has declined &C.; quo
tations at 25ac.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE steamer Uncle Sam lef
for New Orleans yesterday and the City of Memphis
to-day.
V1cKsBuRG, June 1.-THE steamer A. 7. Lace.
passed down at noon, the Crescent City at and th
Grand Duke at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18

EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER LAwroN.-The Sa-
vannah Republican, of the 18th, says:
The body of Mr. John S. Montmolin, which disap-
peared in the explosion Of the awton, Thursday last
was found the next evening and brought to the city
for intermept. 1t was imbedded in the marsh, head
downwaras to the hips, seventy or eighty yards
from the spot where the explosion occurred, showing
that it must have been driven very high into the air
time of the accident was still tight in his grasp.
Mr.. NJ was member Of Soiomon's Lodge o.
Freemasons, whose tribute will be found elsewhere
Diligent search has been made, but up. to th:
time so far as have learned. no other bodies have
been found. There are nine still missng-four white
aud five blacks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18

How TO MAKE YOURSELF UNHApPY-In the first
place, If you want to make yourself miserable, be sell
fish. Think oil the time of yourself and of your OWE
things. Don't care about anything else. Have no
feelings for any one but yourself. Never think OF
enjoying the satisfaction Of seeing others happy but
rather, if you see smiling face, be jealous let
who is better off in any respect than yourself think
unkindly towards them, and speak lightly Of them
Be constantly afraid lest some one should encroach
upon your rights be watchful against it, and il any
one comes near your things snap at him like a mad
dog. Contend earnestly for everything that is your
own, though it may not be worth pin; for your
rights are just much concerned as il it were .
pound Of gold. Never yield point, Be very sensi-
fulness in the most serious manner. Be jealous Of
your friends, lest they should not think enough Of
you and il at any time they should seem TO neglect
you put the worst construction upon their conduct
you can.