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Busine8s Q(Qrns.
r r y n c II, SHANNON &

II r y n c II, SHANNON &
Arr?H x 1$$fHn1 z f. r, LAW.
. Ra:a.s* ,s4s al ths 4 - N.:es ae
aaa nsa T o9 ~ IN e Supreme Court q Missouri
a. Sa"sst i seseea: se'S as
us ssssss 9sss:
o Ioa s' ao f'*5 81 A''|s jsssntis Hs !!s
SPIES S SSrEaEi3a,. & BgRT ~ ,,u
No. IS Chestnut, North Side,
AttTeeH y Il!' aEd Fos1h streets. st. L"us No.
fo4 fycfy * ,. u l. S;afy r., uc and Commissioner VI Deeds
Hs's:sfys :1s1 ii9Pe Eros fs ss;:
r +. JAMES,
-DsAT7oKSEr- 1T LIT AND vrI1Er rCBz1c,
No. tS Randolph street, cvsnrr Of STATE
3el.sm Room S".1.
T T1lOKNE CL:Ai.NSON,
~ A7TVKSEI ND'''{' S<ELLr .iTLA,r,
Mo. S Portland Block.
SorARS PUBLIC. CHICAGO, Ill, myss-,y
.ERANKL1N WEBSTER.
L. A77oENET I'M, tUt.SfFLyH tTLflr
Nos II and 13 Mehtodist Church Block,
Corner Of clark and Washington Sts., CLssa=o
a,c3Gus1s5
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ANCEN d. 1tIs0N~
- hTrn1,xrys 90, t,,,-,n.' ,,,.,...,.
Wasanriss cI;ea:t W h'u II ,% l;<' & ;. :. r:k ,.an III,
ni:su'tr NorAert l:rt. ILL.,, A.a:v r,s!i: L. * H.
49,. ~ oA' - 5:'. ~ y rE'.es:
Il .attD ELI
h.n.y III Sxry IT,, y YiI:,y "f ti1!: tx,i
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ASON d Co
19A lN>rKtN,'E AGENTS
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sOote'F &SHIlQfnE,
fcescela1y NJ 1ISu:. W;.r,, ,;rt, ;. t,;~,o T.,
= : -. -
ID Ans f. Nf|1 \rEN
~ - ~ L l.
- ATTORNEYS AND CurSsELLols At LAW,
N" 4 'llFS stEe,t. Chicago.
FEAklss nA7s: t"'lh'-lyl :r=lrs Hv1vcr.
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NRAN FORD. SHARP i. 20
JNtr,rTEi.s .X,, n.., ,.,'.
- -; - 80 49, pfaLE!sS In trvae.y. !;sAEs
t,nnia VIM a. III, ii. - as:- ..H: ~
, 1859-06-23

~ l. VI 1i.1-2AN OI<. w ~ | l
~ ~ r."k: s>->u,.'i"r Gear. rf ,'hc4:n nae
lWE: l-j9. SaAGy s."& vs. san.'rl e.itr.k-4 than
at' .v;: &: ,hr nna:rs;.: II S7;t,el S.,r ..xfrn
tlgs- l.. IL: >;til'r 'u-t IT tLcas. Nrt.e hc.->,,
:sva the d >.,n:, st.k Tia, fhr e"s:in. NJ d.,
thrs.t. ri, 'hv =, iunt. l-39 ar: ,a, !. .uu.
rrs:- trF.t; ;.l,i ,lt f tr,r ll,,.a -; ~
f<s:n'. Fstunas!e .: 'r ass M':as jay n,,I l-:y,
- !. :'v iax rr'ltlr-.:
>"~. III. xn tl- ,:.: .uar >k~s. ,!..ll :~+r.c-.v
t. Ant AEu''r rtr Il: >uEtts.F t'nt # h..&, uf
tS tru1!'. tie sri ..v IL. It ,r. ,j,t.f ~.
+" srt ~ 'hi.I':. Il -i.; t"ut, TIC rr-t MoLGay
q ny. ~ aia pr:. h,~.r !v.nEr til. ..lt -n
ihin. ,tr'n eF4rxt wssI ,asv1, =. a.. I'D,
AZ AZ. ,'efer entc'e' a, y Y" ';!4 !" tr pre-: II
klsa. $"7r t. w.1-.x, i;.uI H. >..:rs. .1.,t
TRUSTEES S.ALE.-l'ublir No.
L tire il lrrhv siscn that W:!1am Vis~.r Tr:,.,.s
~ errh s.t' Il TF'tA "."nt'! m Tg,l>... ~ he
L.l!r. H. W..it'r~s, ar r-:nlr! i'll liz! l..r. I,
as ..k t,.t Ssa- # lt!"> Ia"k I'd. rr1tss
sne h"n,e, ~! ~. ;.sr i've hundt ,ni f:. Vii
s.TE nt' rn'i''s! Ii abs! -.,1 hy ~.a i.. q, Trust
"rG:n 't tvnE lri tt1..t thrT. ~ aZy,at,. ii
i'll >s4 t:1it ': r't ID at os :nr ,a,,.-, ,Lc1.ur.
pre-. ,It Il 5u, Ii anr"nt III" kn d:er ea-h.
hhr@ # TN '.tA III + f. AMI ,r thE In tia
aif's"r't u ~i,l day. 1t tte r4t t s tl.
y 'hc ty q 'h,a:n ~ll t'untv IT r'k :nL >t.,e Il
lah'N III fi' reA rs14tr t',Hs, ri IN t1,,t Lr
+. vii: sub hts .!esrn II, a1 ,wr!y+ .:I IN tc s,.h.
tix,"n IT !" "ne >.n twn :, In .ek nsn.ty nrt .:}
IT. tr sl'ul stctl7l As..tn uthe C.tv County
..-., ,.,n WI. WHEELER rr:arc.
The at,v* >-c Is pt t1r.,l untl! Saturday Ii. iltk
hour A!'1. S.*|. wM. WHEELER.
re a"yv postponed 7n,:l Saturday. he sa dav
q Ians A. ls' 1t 'lr Fs< III ,;., r. , ,.sxv+n 'ha
June lish, lsi3. ei:;t!.,,E,
, 1859-06-23

l1 1THxGEAru., HrFEA1o, June -
fi"rr-cut and unchanged. Sales Of .rM 1!l at *6"'
gr :. III. from s:lils sr.E: wsrat far
Nj . Indiana aud u.:u a'a ..*t -; fer double
t;u,AS-N'3u., L,l1 All, IN sah>. Corn rIraed Armc!
III t;:,1l rctt.l. If Srw York markers; carl sl
-t.i .:- &c LATER 6,tii7 tu cd Priv s'e-suE| d
Il -. il! ee.I supply aud hrary; rail. y.
.nn:u Western III Aos. barley dull and heavy. Kyc
~.
NliteET-s.f. .....
IskI Ixr,I1=.-.e..s .!s t"sT: $50, tu s7hcut la.vp
tn
n hi rl,rot1 Il III. .r.,rr
, 1859-06-23
Commission mcrrl)ants.

Commission mcrebants.
EDWARD s-\cKE'r.
IL tuuNl>>htH vI:E' H-i.77.
80 Lake and u. >':ts W..tr. >,:ect.
Aasanrcs n:.l: y" ,u1,S.lei;f- vi! :Fs ~ .A.ir-
i;y';!,s rsIke! H. !ls; t;s o;; l;ss SyT ,":k:
Dut!.!.,; +. F. T":css 4 o.. New '',:st> t. =.
n +. CRAIG & CO.,
L. r"uuis$irS HsHrN:NrS.
t;ivc their txcl-ve ..:.,:'.u f. h. ilr h-. :.d "a.
of t,. T1%r :E.M Live sss. ~ ;'"' l 1t k:,!st
M. ,:t klszlE STREET. '',:iraGo.
n kl'ElGll & CO.,
1s 1,NNf>>IoN N!!:;t:..N7:,
Corner II South Wat=- =Ll Fr.ss svs;. Chicago, II.
D. Kratcp. mylutiu E.!.TAYls
TUCKER IL RANDOLPH,
J. GEEEEiL ftNN1. Shu: rkEta4Nf<,
NJ Lnons;s building. >u:l Water ..:l !rs a.:
Maks aisa,.se "a ;F!u: F:"nf and rf'y;>;'s. f ~: ii
Chicago t14>'tE n.arks;=: arks;=:---------J Jclt.,.::,
HAWKINS g. CHAPMAN,
wE<1fS feSH,Ss1sS xS1s iss H. 4. L 1T; r.y
4 :5S;S ;$isT1S II! II ;;s:s s :s Il. n LII .
Gulll Grain Lug III low price.
'rSSf pA'S-rni MiWKlSs III: :;:.::;:S ynSEyHx !:
ms23-y 80 S'.i:l Wafrr >t-tst.
E>ISlI & LESTER,
u r."nt. -lA" 'nEN!>s'3:S HF.'Htsr. !.
ufdcc. NJ. lo,esp.- l;ui,ltc, *".4 Ns,.: s.,.t:
CUtC A;u III.
Cash advances nEu:e s:I:l'.ts n -.t H. t. liu
a.u Refer to }. H. 1'lun. ah l;y,..A-, E:y ~.
Chicago. and \. \. Eu>;al'icsr, i;A*s''. jy.is
CLEVELAND d. .ASi'El.L.
~ 70 II u S.slD., !HEE'H ~.
No. 7l....Statc Strcct....No. II
F5aalt personal attrEtu,l 2i:c the Sas # Al. kid:
Country i's+tui...
,-H- cLrvEtAsn. in,lS-lv-''a!-j r.J. A-r,+' :.
DROWN & BARBER,
- PRODUCE. tuMSf[>>ltIN a!.i SHIPPING
Merchants,
And Dealers III Malt, Ia:.ly III! E..>;... Hops.
Otee-Sn 7S.uth C!.k IT,. u' stir, o.: 49,. li.,-
IfiEAA lEo~s NAL u FtA:;,t- l. l.%Khtn
CULVER IL TAYLOR,
~ FUEW.tEEISi i t,HnI>>f'E N''tILA W..
AGENTS FoE MICHIGAN HARDWuuD LUMBER
MILLS.
VIZ !Enisf t!e .lnre, ua!!cc al; u # 1}a,
Wuni and White Wun Lns,e- tn Iii. II .srr-, ta-!
price,; uEiss y" II: South "-:.r street, t'A;e:r li-
NUl,l;Y NELSON,
WI Produce. Commission aai s!4o?rs MercAas:,
.s1l S.rtl Water .:t H..
{AEent for the Fulsan >arr w"!s-. ,we-p Co., y. r.
osxrcn Sc~ fl7s. IN stnr' G:r.. ti, t;';'- lie
pv!rtv uf selig III either 1aEiet coiuc,:,-ur
, 1859-06-23

NtW fNEK, JuEI @,
t*TiLF:Aa' e'E 1i. ana 1tts 81 ';Tf :a'tst r:,:tI
Avrs.:e r'.r. .a?'.e. Ntei Is .-eeivat-
l. >xB..-A far ta,..~s done in sst tp
a:.i La. ii s,s,sf ordinary I've weight SlHt l;vtt
.:L, l"a = fr Ct ratsa stock. Rceess*. head.
>HISEl'r:slr4. y Quotations. ~ ntAc. Receipts
th-pu llt.4t
, 1859-06-23

Foreign Markets.
f'sE TrEsfA.I L1vEHFnoL, June II.
I;n A.~Errrs-Thc uE!n- the gu .t..ln1-: Flour
AMsEcl.l lH.:dr si>: What Western Lied sstsslvI
N.-.rrn Wi;ts. E't:.It-: u.br1n !e=ttu1 as. Ecs.-
!, .,.,:. t.~- Whit est sd.
,t.s-s h. arr unlnrotta H. I!asecd e9sCdG3p:.
, 1859-06-23

The following were the experts of Hour :.i1,i
grain FROM New York for the week ending Ill:
lirsr iA,:.. cu7.':..
e si' Stsl 'I'ea r'eslaer; and :::; ist:s : :;
1""A ..l*,'s' 50.
RECEIPTS At TlpEwArEa. Thr receipts ut
tidcwater Of hnur, wheat. corn, and bafley, tar
TIE srcuni week Of June in 1~:,S and 1885,? hay..
ntrn Is lnliows:
f.ar. fi'ur. .M.ls- whs:,'n. C:nha. ls4s:. ".
is,,.... ~ $50, l:.3h l...'
!sa3.--..- N.aDo iuAU Il.$.p l,,n,
Dec. -. a.y.1 :5s6o iA.q1o 1:,:4,,
The aggregate Of the receipts Of the above
articles SO fur for the years le'> aud ls5., have
been as follows:
,,:ss:ss.....:s,i;s;sSS - s:S:5sS ssi+S si.:"
| pee-...eo::2oo s1rS.slo i:yw 1;S.i,.,
Reducing the wheat to flour, the deficiency Of
the receipts in lsis is equal to S1*,9so bbls of
| Aour.
Bosros, June ao.-Reccipts, S...si bbls -four !:
| ll.oo2 bu corn; 1a,3o3 bu oats. Flour steady.
Corn dull
| ClEvELASn-June ao.-Rcceipts last week -
l'',s43 bbls -four; eo,l..a bu wheat. Stock on
hand:-*,als bbls flour: ao,s5o hu wheat
| ToLEpo-June 2l.-Reccipts, 900 bbls -four; !;
$500 bu wheat; ,425 bu coru. Shipments
1850 bbls -four; 3,lo0 bu corn. Market auict.
DErno,r-JrSE q 2l.-Rcceipts, j So: bbls -four;
1856 bu wheat; 1853 bu corn; 800 bu oats !;
5000 lbs wool. Flour more uctiyc Wheat SC
lower. Corn 1G@7sc.
Rates OF FREIGHT on TIE BALTIMORE AND
0Hlo r. R.-Thc following are the rates of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Road TO Cincinnati und Chi
cago, "all Rail-" aud via Propeller, or VI atcr
rate" to Baltimore
, 1859-06-23

Sr. L":'1>, June .l.--TAc Overland mail Vt
1hr ;,"il. i:..- arrived.
T.r ui,'.tn Legislature met ut Salem TN lii,
i'ttl ult. !.utrr EIkins WAS clInsen Presden,
nj the S"sltr. aud W. Il. J., Eault Speaker al
lr l!*.ust~
.1u.l e Williams a,,i Mr. Grover the l4tc Rep.
r">rn;nirr. thu mnst prominent candidate:
!" ~urrr>rl'. l't'aznn Smith in the Cm,":i
States ~''!r.
The news tl",n Frazer Kivrr continues dis.
cnntu4';.. T!s' >l,;;'s,,tnss If gold are snail.
t;nr. l'nur -. h:.S issued /. decree pruviln.
i,r The naturalization III aliens afcr three wears
Residence.
Business i: : III Francisco was dull, with tn
prospect ii speedy revival. owing to thu. la,:r
s'"ck IN haa:. Eas1crn shipper, must di>co,-
'nrr l.rasy s!;';,:."nr>.
, 1859-06-23
ferTi OF CI1ICAt,O.-t'ity t.l-
Aeyal a1orrtisen1ents.


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=! i"'. ~ liz 'lt :.y .';:r. \. u i-;&' II .r.
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i. >FtN' 81: tlENEH
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NT.ATE uF' F'ILLINOIS- ttN'['rE

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f::'1' ts"',r "'''. Is. 81: IL liz "1:c Il
.',,; 81 ~ - II Int o. ';s ''i;ty. N,ssv i
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S>T-ATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ 'ors:y; ss.->''irt. .f':.:t II t!.r.:-Eu tlan.
t.c::t.:s a.! Hem, Mr.Arrv.
r'; H.:'s,l';,, :;r'n. t':t l. l..'. in;,. Er-r.
n t"r'' .f ,'r',:n ri Md &, M, ~ IT.
therf n ~ liz ie.' tt" III. Day # 1::4 I.'t .-.t
fs" t:E: Il, .': :! ".;is Il 10 L. Il, r ttr
tas' ''t' th1i' u -. r. 1,ir III. M: i. y
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u 1r Fsa:'. '"" t'lIs's t! t.srt9. ~. II ,lt
narh.- ..'irtt- n" 'p:.ai quart. ,.,r, :w,n.
tE::tk -. =: ttr III, II 'itA tt'ts II ."k State
t';r'- t' ;' '::, ti.,,r w".t, =, ,,n.
lie -! nFh :.' sedan. :" The 1- II tko
.nt:' r": ; Il ...r >;:t s4.a i III. ,.c .s., Eivrf,
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t.."l thr >H:'I liE!r t.& t:,4 r. II .It. liz. tl
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ri sd 1t '" s',"M !e- 1!r ir ..n,,e .trrvl
tn.i. MI !, r.'fery :" - fLs ~, ,c -. '.c >l,.*t
'SF'e u '' W,.1 IN ;.a.,1y A,1E st' fMEEE
C!:s1-:". Ja:.c :. '.A,I. l.19. iclu,.il;e9
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28
VOL. V---NO. 522
Munstarp ano G0mmtrtial 8sbit@.

BALTIMORE October 27, 1859.
The Stock operations to day light but for Stocks
generally the market firm There nothing done
in the leading fancy baltimore Ohio Railroad bnt
it left at $57 bid, S574 asked, cash for the openng
the closing bid being higher than that of yesterday
Northern Central Railway advanced to-day of a dollar
per share There 800 shares sold at s2Oh buyer
DAYS and the market for it closed at s2O4 bid 500
asked regular way. There quite an active move
in the stock of the Guiford Mining Company. The
sales embraced 500 shares at $2lSA cash, and 15OO
shares at s. rs buyers option 60 days There moth
ing done in Gardner Hill Springfield. The former
stock closed s2 bid Sc asked buyer 60 days and the
latter SIN bid 50 asked regular way. The only sale
Of Railroad bonds to-day of So 900 Northwestern
Virginia third mortgage bonds not endorsed at 2lH but
of Baltimore City Gs there two lots amounting to
S3 500 1905 sold 99 this figure being advance of
on yesterdays price City 6's closed at 9S4 bid, 90
asked for 1905 and Baltimore and Ohio bonds at S34
bid for lSsos and 1855 at so bid, SOY asked. There
was some inquiry for Baltimore and Ohio extra div
orders and sales of 5000 90 They closed
at 20 bid, % asked
In New York to day Stocks generally better
New York Central advanced 81 Canton, Erie, Reading
Harlem, and Michigan Southern each; Rock Island g;
Cleveland and Toledo Ia; Galena and Chicago y; and
Michigan Southern guaranteed "a. Virginia and Mis-
souri, 6 closed yesterdays rates, but Illinois Central
bonds, which the only stock the list which de
clined, fell of 4
The business in foreign Exchange continues limited,
but pretty well maintained. We quote
to-day as follows, viz: London, bankers bills at
11O4; do. commercial do. at 1O94G110 Paris GO
day bills 5f129 do short sight do at 5lO Antwerp
5f12k Bremen 79$d79H: Amsterdam IL e @41I Ham
burg 81 <; Cologne 1875; Frankfort 424
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY. October 2T, 1859.
t2OHN Bait Gs, go. go 1900 Sh .GuifOrd Mining
500 W. Va RR 6ds 500 lis
81 m, ..2Ih $40 shs NCR.R. bC0. .2OE
600 Orders for R.&OR
ENrn Div. %
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28

Art; Sarah S. Clark-Sounds; Mary A. Daneker-
Wreath of Summer Flowers; Mary f. Calender
Night.
After the conferring of the Diplomas, the Pea
body Gold Medals, were delivered by NJ. C. Bra
danbaugh OF the Committee, to Misses Mary E.
Beacham, Elizabeth J. Mitchell, Sarah c. Burn
ham, Mary J. Magness and Eliza J. Dunlap, who
also received complimentary tickets to the lectures
Of the Maryland Institute The following young
ladies recipients of the Peabody Medals of the
Second Grade, and also of Tickets; Misses Ellen S.
Dew, Susan Lohrfink, Eliza S. Gibbs, Susan Don
a!dsan, Eleanor i. Adams, Margaret Cendenn
Catharine r. Sherwood, Mary A. Chiffon, Helen
S. Taylor, Marietta II. Slade
The following were awarded tickets to the Mary
land Institute: Misses Lydia }. Hurlow, Margaret
Z. McCrnk, Justina Bandell, Mary A. Warden
burg, Elizabeth Enrich Ellen Ross, Elizabeth j.
Burton, Elizabeth H. Williams, Emily AIattray,
Hannah j. Ford and Mary Z. German.
The Rev'd. 0. II. Tiffany then delivered an ad-
dress to the pupils.
The exercises were concluded by q benediction
by the Rev. Mr.. McJiton.
DEATH OF A TELEGRAPH OPERAroR.-Mr. Archi-
bald l.. Cook, of the oldest and most proficient
operators of the Magnetic Telegraph Company for
many years, and up to the time of his death, in
their employ, died on Wednesday night rather sud
denly. at his residence Fast Baltimore street.
Mr.. Cook commenced the profession of telegraph
ing in the fall of the year lSiS and in the SUNNI
of 1919 was appointed superintendent of construc-
ton Of the new line between Washington and this
city. In the performance of this work he was pros
trated by severe attack of bilious fever and ague
contracted on the line, and from this sickness it
could hardly be said that he ever entirely recov-
cred For the past year or two he suffered from
consumption, and although many of his acquaintan-
of the nature of his disease, yet his
sudden demise was entirely unlocked for. He was
at his post on Tuesday, although very weak. On
Wednesday he remained at home sitting with his
family until O'Clock when he remarked that he
would go to bed and requested his wife to bring
him some tea. After this he never poke, though
his wife endeavored to rouse him, and he breathed
his last about o'clock the same evening
THE CITY RAGLwAY.-Y esterday afternoon the
track, between North and Sharp streets, on Bati-
more street completed, and the cars commen-
ced running from N1e terminus of the track to the
other The work was commenced on Monday
morning and the hands were kept employed both
night and day, Except on Wednesday night when
the heavy rain compelled them to desst,) finishing
the entire Job yesterday afternoon at O'clock
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IA W INTELLiGEN(fE

CmcCIr CoUnT FOR BALrIuoRE CrY.-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge The following occupied yes
terdav:
Ann Maria Cornish free uegress) rs. State o
Maryland Writ of error issue at the instance oi
petitioners solicitor, account of an alleged error
in the proceedings of the Criminal Court of Balti-
more city. THE petitioner was convicted of lar.
ceny, at the present term of the Criminal Court
and sentenced to be sold out of the State for two
years and six months, by the Sheriff. at public sale
5. NJ. Cochran for petitioner
SUPERIOR CoURr.-IIon. L. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied yesterday:
Thomas Booze, Sur. of James NJ. Foster u.s. Jas
Hooper and John ID. Graf. Action of Covenant
Before reported. On trial
Assignment for to-day 2S2 to Bill
CoURr OF CoMMOY PLEAs.-IIon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. There was noting done yesterday,
no case being found ready for trial.
AsSimnmcnt l32 to LIZ
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The receipts of Beef Cattle large
ngs at the scales to-day reaching 60Ghead The demand
was brisk ana the feeling in the market quite firm. Of
the Cattle received 100 head driven to Philadelphia,
100 were sold to country gra2ers $50 left
sold, and the remaining $50 taken by Baltimore
So so per 100 lbs gross There only few Cattle
sold at the outside figure, and they of superior
quality.
for them is not active and the market is hardly firm in
tone it Wa however still quote them ranging
from $3.50 to 81 so per 100 lbs. net.
SHEEP,-Sheep' are lower, and we now quote them at
s2.a4 per head as to quality.
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AUIy.SENENT,0.

HOLIDAY STREET TnEArRE.-To night is set apart
for the benefit of that sterling actor, Mr.. Barry
Sullivan, who will appear in the character of Al
frcd EreIyn in Bulwers comedy of Money, and also
as Petruchio in Shakspeares comedy of Katharine
and Petruchio.
WASHINGTON HALL YARIErIEs-D Dancing and sing
ing every night at this establishment, by Kate Lud-
low, Mr.. Klein and Mr.. Vance.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived from Minattlan. She brings S37 600
in specie.
The L. S. sloop ofwar Savannah was at Sacri-
fcios.
1t was reported that the acting British Minister,
Mr.. Matthew, had authorized the British Consul
Gen. ROhles had returned to Jalapa.
Miramon's expedition to San Luis was still pre-
pairing.
Gen. Degollado was at San Luis: Marquee was
at Guadnlaiarn.
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BosroN, Oct. 27.-The schooner Tacikpic, OF
Southport while lying at anchor at Magree Island
in the Bay of st. Lawrence, in gale, got adrif
and was run foul by unknown sch )oncr, and
both sunk. All hands perished. and - dead bode.
had hoated ashore.
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FROM SAN JUAN IsLAND-ANorHER TRor

The British Co'onia, published at Victoria. O
the 2Gth Of September, has the following:
The steamer Caledonia, Captain Br0derick left
here yesterday, with a considerable number of oul
citizens on an excursion to San Juan. On her ar.
rival, Paul X. Ilubbs, Jr Deputy Collector Oh
inspector ot Customs came on board and informed
Captain b. that neither passengers nor freight
were allowed to land except the vessel had per.
nit from the Custom House at Port Townsend
She consequently came to anchor instead of pOinu
up to the wharf. boat coming alongside, the
passengers entered it, and went ashore without
leave. They were informed that it would be over.
looked this time, but if repeated the laws would be
enforced. Some degree Of regret was manifested
by the army officers and Mr.. CrOsbie, magistrate
at the occurrence. But there is no doubt the au-
thorities are determined to insult and outrage ouI
rights to every extent in their power.
Truly they have good reason to believe they NAV
do it with impunity, when We reflect on the course
our Government has pursued. 1t may, however,
be the wisest course to forbear for the present.
But nothing short of the entire removal Of every
ankee soldier from the Island, and the removal
of Hubbs and Harney from their positions and an
ample apology for driving away our fishermen and
stopping our vessels from landing, should be in.
sisted on. In the course of the next six weeks VIC
may hope to hear from England and with ON
dispatches we trust will come their order to pro-
vide winter quarters elsewhere. The men who
have tried to embroil their Government unneces
sarily with a foreign and friendly power will
then be left to the oblivion in which their lot was
cast before the present unwarrantable occupation
made.
notice was posted up on the wharf that the
revenue laws of the United States in force in
all the islands East Of the Canal de Haro; and that
property or vessels landing will be seized and con
tiscated, if the law is not complied with.
A correspondent OF the Stcilacoom Herald, of the
10th September, says: We are now making fortili
cations and entrenchments to enable us to hold our
position against much larger force than John
Bull has at this part of the world. The town or
city OF San Juan, which consisted when arrived
OF one tent, now contains ten or fifteen build
ings, consisting Of stores, bake-houses dwellings
&c. It's truly wonderful to see the progress of the
American people. If the town should continue to
grow as fast for three months to come, it will, un
doubtedly, be the largest city in Washington Terri
tory. Everything is quiet here, with the exception
of some rowdyism, which is punished by the off
GERS OF the civil law with great prompttude. There
is room for many splendid farms upon this island
yet to be taken.
MOVEMENTS OF L. S. Tnoops-Capt Judah's com
pany, { E. 4th infantry, arrived at Steacoom OF
Friday last from Vancouver. Major Reynolds bat
terry from Salt Lake, has arrived at Fort Dallas
and is now comfortably ensconced therein for the
winter.
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MASS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PAR
TE LII MONENENT ,SOEARE

Last night mass meeting of the American party
was held at Monument Square, under the auspices
of the committee of arrangements, viz: VIM. Levi;
Schley (who wanted the clcrkship of the Circuit
Court; Isaac l.. Boyd; Samuel f. Spicer (City
Councilman elect; Joseph H. Audoun (can idatc
for Judge of the Orphans Court; Thomas II.
Gardner (Clerk Of the Criminal Court; William
Thomson Secretary to the Mayor)
The meeting called at halfpast seven o'clock,
and long before that time the Square began to fill
with people.
The staging erected for the accommodation of the
speakers was built in front of the Court House
wall and was decorated above and below by Amer
lean flags. Numerous gas lights were burning on
all sides and Immediately above the speakers stand
a large chandelier was hung.
In front, at the base of the stand, there was a
piece Of white canvas painted thus:-"Baltimore
city (then the figure of a SWAMI o. X" to the
right of the speakers stand were painted the words
'Union for the sake of the Union;" on the left
"protection to American Labor"
At half past seven o'clock the meeting was called
TO order by VIM. i. Sehey, formerly assistant
Clerk in the Criminal Court, who nominated as of
ficers of the meeting the following gentlemen,
which nominations were unanimously approved