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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
A WOMAN RESCUED FROM THE NOR
MONS.
A FIGHT BETWEEN SAINTS AND PIXIES
PEAkERS
F,o-, TIE Ja,per (IoraJ Ere. Pres.. Jun> {?

Fro-' The Ja.rer (IoraJ Free Pyess. JrH>
A con psDy OF returning Pixies P-akers passed
through here last Sunday having under their prJteG-
ton young lady, whom they had taken from Nor
mon Train, few miles west Ut te~ton, short time
previous. II appears that, on last Sunday morning
~ the fkes Peak boys were crossing skunk Bottom
they passed train of Normons, who we're busily
gaged-nen, women and chDdTen-!n eIdesvoriug To
eiircsie a number Of their wagons that were stuck
tact in the mud While stopping for moment 10 1T
ress the eIertions q the Salute, they accidental
overh, ard yOnrg girl, Of sbou, 10 etcl4m, " wish
was crown I'd IN that -loughw Their interest At
,Ice awakened, and they iserrogaiod her ~ To wny
abe made such d foolish wish. She replied that -he
sas II cd Of life; that she bad starred tom Iowa City
for Self Lake, with her father, who is Morn'n
Elder that sbe bad been compelled to yak al the
Wy thus far, ard th-t when ID. expressed with .
ave the train and return to the city they nvari toy
stoIpeH her mouth. She was Informed by the Pork.
that II ste desired 30 return TO Iowa City she
should 90 back With them, 20 which she replied that
shs deried very much to return. Tbs MormJts, mum
tefIg some Bily msn, gathered around, armed WIKI
guns knives, pistols, &C. &c, and declared that she
siould not GO back.
Tie P,sk boys nothing dAunted armed them.elves
atf gum and rsyoiver- ara anLounced their deer
niLs ion 70 tsks the sri at all hazards and proceeded
10 cary out their Lisbti"- For tue fight seemed
Inevitable, bui finally Mormon courage gave way, aGd
The bays succeeded IL placing the girl safely under
their own protection. She then informed them that
The SAINT Lad trunk and other baggage belonging u
ter Which they az proceeded ~ obtain The fol-
HNfi- ~ bf' Shaih oViii! eHHVui'Sh ~" "So"'' "
GgtL before they would permit the things 10 be taken
tom their CONS.
show of guns and revolver, however cooled their
srtOr. snd NoimCn courage oz-i ont az their fingers
ed- while the boys proceed 10 rhD-sr the baggage %
thtiG Own wagurs-,he Saints looking and uttenng
terrible upI.catIons sgai5-t the perp-irsJor- Ot tue
herrid outrage a. they termed H. After obtaining al
they sought the re-cuer drove away with the yours
lsdy in their pOrsessicn, eay tn Mormons 10 eOa-
Sole themselves a. best they could 10 Their lo.s.
The Pixies Z, aker- who were engaged IN the re5cne,
Who numbered only about % men, were from lndiana,
Illinois and low City.
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Shareholders Convention.


The Stakeholder Convention met in this CITY ta'-
moruug. The attendance very large, emorseins
lex a,s from every section Of the STATE except a!o-
ebay County ard Baltimore City.
The Convention is highly respectable ID eharacteI,
the delegate being the most wealthy and influential
cItizers OF the state.
Judge +. +. Chambers was chosen President; II. 5
s. Key Wee President, and Col. Hughes, Secretary.
jude Chambers made sd address, eoun-ehng pru-
derce al moderation 10 the discussion OF the dehca
ouesiicrs involved, and expressed the hope that WIS
al, m ana harmony wonld prevail
Tn. Committee on Resolutions was then appointed,
and on IN, ton Of Senator Pe.rce il was determined
that no resolution shou be entertained by the Con-
y, uiion uu.ss submitted TO said Committee aud re-
ported for consid.rs,ios.
recess ~ss here taken until p. m, when the Con-
vs,ti,n vii meet in Temperance Temple, the ha! IN
which tte organization was effected beng TOO snA;
- M-The Shareholders Convention resseeuiosed
The Committee on Resolutions asked for an eA,en,
& ~ t,,,. 10 make their port, and pending N zoe
S@-s,or pssrce 10 grant then until 10 o'elock %
n,.orrow morning, the Convention adjoaIred-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

The BOARD yesterday acted upon NE following 'estsr.
ans Mr. Pisb,fy will therefore erscr upon In duties
On tie Isl ~ ,Ialy:
ososss W rsssss e.s. CAi>f Cs's C'--''''sno- s,s-
pctiksn Pcstrr
DEAR SIN: have bad the honor 10 receive ycsr
cnt eh - Na, " oruirs 'hs' Nd A,-e
upsniuously 6snegs, Superintendent Of the Ae,nos
folire
bx e,rr~s. thsh ,h- Rnars ~ Gov
stt the high seafrfsa uPcn by thu -
ron which reflection hare -
pto take .hec the lot lay " Jay n>th ne aeer
.'su1rf III suS su'hcry s'~nt 9Th l.~l
,sry 20 "a shr ocs ~th 60 tl- paeie "a
a.. rissi.ts sua nV H. -l~n apo, ctSs
executive ofhrrr cf the Price Dsrsrtsnere
.s,s~ AMOS PiLsBrRr.
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pbs and an tie towns On the route. cancel be kso~n
10 ia bat they probably equal the lumber made mp a.
st. I.aui. when the mail vn 6n<, sssrej. the

pbs and an tie town On the route oassot be kso~r
10 ia bat they probsbly equal the number made up a,
~. Louis. when the mail vn 6rst sssrted, The
Though matter cert IN the snahes. szed lcsteer
pooches used by the Department. IL IL Bow sent a
TIE largest size, end tie way mail i Pd' n second
sire bag
Tie pubic viii, We doub; so,. be surprised T. hear
that sealed etier.bsg j. msde up in London ~ >sc
Fsrcisco 10 90 by this rOnte in The intermediate 'e
at the departure OF the Calf rnis stesmer from NV
folk; three Of these bags have beeG received here
anc sert Of in one ms.
In poin, Of regularity niaa in the world equal
this between s.. Louis and San Francisco. Since Il
rs started i has failed To arrive in con,rac; time
onlytwce ana then the difficulty and DELAY we're caused
by the extreme BADGES Of the rosis between Upton,
" his State. and Fort Smith. For the last months
the trips have been made within rveuty.three DAYS,
beiIc at the rate of abon, haodred miles per day.
proper Instructors given the officers in the
fcst-Offce Department in California and the other
States Of the Union the mail matter sent overland
WoUd be much ~ the coaches would carry.
These Instructions sh,uld 81 be issued. There is
propriety in keeping letters in the various offices
week two for other than that they may De
sent by the route. rendered uncertain
than ever by the disorgapzed state II the Companies
pIo tering to DO the service. M>ils be aud are
dispatched vice a week from ST. Louis, ana tnis route
ought to be adopted throughout the county as the
best and uoet expeditions means Of COMMUNICATION
nth California
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or EDUCATION.

TIE BOARD Of Education cid SPECIAL meeting last
eYtu irg. Mr. W.ssss the char.
Tl- sx,etth v.d ssea f,r ~ SOC for wing, 70 M a.
Tie .ltb NsId -k-d foe $lb6 c' psir, tc their csv
81 ,ol md $50 o. <A0 ~ p-iutius No 81
Th Anrus r. Fxsmn stious u the Civ snpnt@ni
Hon R-ndal laid he table rderet 20
IL printed u in hgur- The suits Of the -x-nns''us
ulcn h.. posr, sine. Ocbr The SurT t-od-o'
throughout he bob eP--
csIy 70 sdus sn5 .r-ng The fD~ral @Slu -
b-, nsiked scale ofs indicsns prrfc ton. q Is say
D. ID at- dat elesra sl, have his year rasare
e dsr-- r.sci,S by biggest & 81 las yrar The
OF s the MAJ Grammar schools 81 last yv. ~ the
yrs l. 'oT- 4tt- sds tsvits aorr h,n dvub~d .s'
,es bat 10 Msie D. f-,ck-d ct y
y hsv- he'd th-t msrs The hsh-, e" tn-.c gre
NJ. sides " No 81 std Mis- a-yhrcs In No 81 To
,ss. Male pprmsht h-sus taught by uIsu have not
tigh o. u inf riof n teachers. Mt uash
C..e Nc Is s.d- hish.t s'nil,r d-s-e ~ improve
nett shown IN .rsdc e tn Sch. whoa give below
GRADE OF .KANNAk sCKnOLs.
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ALMOST A SHIPWRECK.
ACCIDENT TO HE STEAMSHIP yoIHBUsG.
COLLISION WITH AN ICEBERG.
ST. joins. N.F wedne.dav. June 3, 1879.

ST. joins, n. F., Wednesday, June 3. 1859.
The sieanrhip Edinburgh from N-~-fork for
Glasgow, put in b-re at O'Clock last evening with
two OF her compar-I = foil Of water having struck
gu iceberg Oh Monday NJ 30 a. IN, one hu ,dred
and eighty miles east f ST. johns IN dens- fog
tn. iceberg was fret d covered directly ahead If tho
ship, b,iig 10 Lat. Il crg. 40 min 'D. 4S deg. 90
min. Th- htlrn put lard sport, and shr p,sssd
close slo, q tide without touching toe part ab,ve
wafer bnt struck under waite, little nbaft the port
bow. ord stove in oue Of her forward p,te-.
The engines we're stopped and backed, hut the ship
had passed the iceh-,g before her way stopped.
The tao foremost compartments filled almost imn-di-
stey with water. TLepumps quickly set going,
and sails aud bedding lowered in," the boat.
All tie usle passengers ~ ised the in working
the puups and baliug There dense fog al day
Monday and MONDAY hight, with raiu-wiud fresh bu.
sea smooth. AT loon Of Tuesday IN observation ~as
taken for the first time for three days and the ship
fund t. be in la. AZ Al n. Ion. 20 q Wis
tance from s.. joins AZ miles.
At - O'Clock she made the land, all bands working
vigorously sstbe pamps aud bailog TO keep the chip
from siDkiDg. The wster Only kept FROM Il wing
into the other compartments by their oce-ssot labor.
The passeDgeIs speak in the highest terms Of
Capt. Cummings conduct throughout. Every
preparation was made, even TO preparing the
email boats, snd providiog them with provision,
o)ott e &c. The different boats distributed,
and lists Of the male passengers also carefully
prepared The lady passengers sat up all night,
ready dressed to embark. By 60olock on ruesday
morning a number Of tho male passengers hal be-
come exhausted, aud yet the severe labr imposed
upon the was continued until she reached port All
the passer gers aud crew safe.
The captain speaks Of the passengers a. having
behaved witt the utmost c,One-s and lab red unrc-
mitiirgy for Thirty hours The extent of the damage
is MT YET asceitslned but the ship will probably have
10 discba, ge her oars 0 to undergo repairs.
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Pososrso IN Clrs1os Cousrr-TEe Plao,bvrsa

PofsOsIsG IN CLINTON C0UsTr.-The Piatfsbsvgh
RcyuJiicaH says that family consisting OF moe per-
sons resi0ing IN Clinton County, accidentally poi
sopcd and came loting their lives one day Lest
week Arsenic had been mixed with some Hour for
the purpose Of killing rats. seryont, not knoxiag
that there was arsenic in the -four poured Il nto tbs
barrel, and pudding subsequently made from ",
of which ali the family partook; aud was only %
the timely arrival Of physician that their lives were
sayeJ.
IRE Manchester american says that the roa -
Monday night did great damage 10 the and 0ssw
plsnts In that vicinity The weathef-wise psop'e IN
thai neigbborhood ssy that II wa the heaviest fross
which has occurred in southern Ne~.iamPshire "
the mouth Of June since the 18th .! June, 1917, pc
ricd Of fory-three yenr'.
Mr.. George Potts of Potisylle, Pa, niece ~ the
Hon g. ~ DALAI was 80 alarmed by vivid nash n
lightning, during the storm Of Friday night last thst
an airack Of heart disease was soperinfn'ed, ron
which she died 10 few minutes.
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

fa,l meeting II the d. l-g rtss cont tpiog thu body
va. held l.st evening at the Republican headquarters,
in Roadway. TIE vice-Pfesident, Mr.. TaOxAs LII
ILL., occupied the chair.
lie Exscu'iye Committee reported the following
names 10 constitute Com nittee 81 Fina' &C. Nilsen
K seward, o. ". Brennan, JOIN ksyser, Wilisn
Allen, Alsn.op y. Jores, John a. Kennedy, fnonss
Little. ID. u. Copoysr james Fairrnan, ID. l.. Pettee
and Jsns- Cuthell
On motion, TIE report was adopted.
Tie Comm &c Oh loins mest0gs reported The thrc
" ssir e.cny in JuDe as proper time for nesting %
the Old sn1 Young Nous Committees, at No eiS
Broadway. The report was adopted
Tn. r.sigr siion Vi JObn Creikhtoa Of toe Nm
Ward uss accepted, sBd Robert EnuIds Was Gao .
80 oil the vacancy. VIM. ii Alber:son sent "a % Z
|, II resignation which was slso accepted.
The Committee hsn adjourned ~ Wedn.Sis!I -'s
| 18th rst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

h.r Be,,eud. "a. rcpvsod. asd permitted 70 css.>
Up 10 The city after usual obssr,'sion Of i've dsys
The hr-s N r. Cr.Lin y, with horey. hides ard ms
hogaty. 'rom s.. porlins' City, West ladi'. 90:
permitted O. unload Yer cargo ab"ve Chot~n "r Csn1
street having slresfs sbidei h.r time Al Quarantine.
TIE rp@ts cf the Tvlic. IN relas,"n 20 ',r 20 's'r
= showu 20 have been scfrelv ueder wsy. the strs
tre"spg rboysicd aad peasant. e. SOMA d,stf,css
q, he city the CONDITION OF N. streets Is reDorte ~
better 'hsn A. any time preya,ss during TIE rhce Ok
be preset year.
The Board adjourned to ETid:J.
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r. a. ADAMS, COMMITTEES On
wM. d. ANDREWS, Sald Resulssisu,
The r.port Us. twice read.


Mr. BEsYDICT moved that il be laid on tho tabe and
priu,.d. List by the follo~ing vote:
YE..-CbzTles McC-y, Thanis FiExrrtd Richard Barry,
Mees- B.ss Wism btD, mhrld G-,fr- Vh's, Andrew n.
Gi.-c Aldr-s RyrB@ krs.iu- c. Benedict Hnsh McCsb~,
Uiy,r n Lei, Job Dszsupprr. John Ukeef--iJ
N.ys-J.red A. Tbp-oD, jams Wsfsn Hgsh o. Crclief,
Roeert usuid. uia 4 Esgr Jr james NJ fu'hil Dlg-
III C,,.r Winsm D. Audf.U. William f1st- Ch.T-s 81
". Ssr, Daniel shs, joel w Mss1p, "a 10
tau M.izssr ish II Brumme Alouz0 o. R.yDats Ree
A. WI ian X. STAT I'd, Janss Cusihs <sonsi Can
nell J.o Fsimau. Lafayette nauney, James Aarr1et-5
Ar ADAMS then moved The ad0pti u u sftielrs
Nj thought str u TIE most comnoo snf ofei
usry fe.. should lave chance % f-sd over
hi. bylaw b.fr. voting II insols-d .rou. chang Ia
the e ~ q b. BE. Of teachers
~ BENEDICT 'houghf The p'vvn crttnx on forTer sny
rschrr -eud ~fy ylais any u toe By .~. o. tho
hsrsh pf.yi.on " might bc cruel ons
said that by l-~ slnos, word ~ u, n
psufsc 1urusl b. rf.frrd Resolution ~ fed
s., ss yssr The provision q when ME- Benedict
force be thought IL <Dot ptDyisipa
D. EAGEka DVsd Tat tbs Board INTO Counties Of the
v ho..
Sir LrsyE noyss substitute that the r.pr. h. aid the
b- sto .nd special order f oeh, meeting Alter
liz .bud ,tdSf II ss-iLsss Carried
YsAs-M-ssrs AcCrr, Cyox'ey G0vid Flferilf. TrssW,
E0ser barry B.sz Boomh TO- Far p- keyz0t1' byrs.
1;,..r P.udr NC an, L.- RaaH>y, Dss-upr, Ok---6
N.ys-A.su. TIM p-on, Wst-n tos.r, AGdf-~s, f-ksf,
tc. .N. sss Ma.ou Hstzszr. b7mDe, Afsns, STAT H.
Cu.hink. rsntrsn FsirLnsn. MsNineF-is
\ nor yOTRG-fpsrAdy, DOnsb>rty "tbacs,
Gi.s.f W.Ir-u ,Pre-o.Bfl cusns. FAIRLY "s~fbar,-~
p.st@Et cC.iss.s he bossd -dJ'arsed
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From Pixies Peak and Kansas.

BEAvENwoRTH "wednesday, June o. 1913
The Pixies Peak express has arrived here with
Denver City dates Of the 18th ut and thIee hundred
dollars in gold
All sorts of rumOrs were current there. Some
parties it was sad, were making from fifteen 10
twenty dollars day at the mines, and Others nothing
Tie Ipdaus were collecting in considerable mum.
bers along the route proving troublesome to travel,
and refusing to allow tie stages to pas without pay
ing black mail They also begging, and stealing
whatever they could lay THEN hands upon.
The Democrats lave carried this County by 40
majority.
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FL E1ypy 81 Bssy Cams Ills wseh u1sb ss.tn
~.sks sny 1000 Ess., Dc, -tesss>
,tfs s, rrifss 10 einsG sns. q y t.e l ID
Of ius. hSey &c time, Ihs demand ="
ssney - srsstrr han duhag the warn w~she, a
us.tr iFsu zDd toyatsrs sd a. f,n
ga 70 fl2 q Pleo y, aud prims ., rom 10 90
ErsdsS ~ AIR I'd ., fron ~ Is % " asA 81 20
ssEEP-Trsfe Ia a y.rfsc, rHsb q sn@ep. N pns -
ovsrfowng and fhrrfr~ pr'cSs t'n hssr
lrlo.rey. Tbs en-Iiass this rex As. st~s -
e, HB
B0sS-Ttf. MARIE. roo, We dssDd s

skos, can. o. rss sapply q ese hsad YER ns@s
issu GO y 70 ~ re n. Eet
Covs-ThSre bite NOR snnlnsnoh "a .hh mssSs
,nd r,eh Cxs .ayapoec IN prize rs had YER dispose
fro1 y 70 Sc or prime, AID tr07 90 70 sSi ss dry'
end "a rate Cowa
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Fire nj Salem. Massachusetts.

BOsIUN, Nedntsd7y, Juut > IcV''
A fire broke ont ID Salem, at o'clock this nhInog,
In the stable of the Mansion House in Es-ex street,
destroying " together with IL horses. The h,ster,
named Has9h, was burned To- death. The stable OF
the EsS.x DBSse rext destroyed The Mansion
Huuse-the Target aud oldest hotel in the city-was
ALEC destroyed as well as Il large number Of smaller
buildings uprising 90 stores AVID shops The loss
estimated from $4,000 to $l5O,o0o. j. ). Lcavit
owned the ETex House AMI large number OF the
other bucings burned. He also the lessee OF the
Msn.ion House. The Mansion House and stable,
with several Of the horses, were Owned ny NathSnie
West. The amount Of insurance Is not Known
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LvrRrooL, Sa urfay, May Is, p. m.-rhe Co1roS
-esoy and With an setve demand and TIE 'e '
,tirf W 10, b.ss Imports, Sy7 ba.s
~. 'BtsaDsT,fFs II sIkei !, steady bot quiet
PkovIstcss quiet but hrm . ~. -,
Io.poN Saturday, May a. Barings Circular
op,e. IEoS tul W.lh Rsl. IS IS ga fe Bars Also aaL
NHT.r had aecurs ieneeucy, and i01c sef on tle
wrk SUGAR hrayy aud 3D. a o. lowrI Is, arm S1ns "a
srsIrs TrAPtSIkE neayy snc Ehty lover; sales a. ~
Io,noS MoSsY MARgEr.-LOsDoS, Sitnrisy
Nop-Cos.ols are qpo,ed 81 as 0r both MoEsy aaa Ae'
..,,oD.
Tie bulhon in TIE Bark has increased fsls.N~
LATrsI MARKETs-Bs Telegraph 20 Galrny
LIvssPooL. May 81. lSsa.
good demand. and the uArkst nfn ne sses
~d.y ~ YrVesbly r-sch 5000 bales
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the POLICE AND TIE MAGISTRATES.

To ne Editor " The " Y. 1yfbsas
STA: This morning IA ! was passing through Aee
street ny way from my breakfast seniioa strsssA
ky atont the basement of shoe sSs
FnoDg my duty ain the difficulty, 'and ~oplse
besstly stale II noSoa'ion then oidered cart sm ~
her the T0nbs When srrv.d there the Warden
Prison refused receive her stating that NUT ,sse hes
the satop House, believing heretofore that vas the daey
Police convey prsunsEs from sunrise -
TIE Prison The Wsrden Of the Prson obsersnz thas
WILLING tab, the prisoner 10 the station House. eooelaSs4
receive her and then ssked 20 wait Tor the Mrsts
which dd. for sbout half an hour. =
only ash that justice 20 which a. members o the Depsn
no entitled tothat g. H. prB-rst b, tn
Gin Prison there 10 b. Magistrate the bench, w.ths
our being the an II the employees Of No
City Prison. hes,'ciislly, ,s 49,
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NrsVfctIuIIy,

NEw-ESGLASD QUAkKRs.-The Quskers of Msins.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New-Iiampshirs,
hold their yearly meeting at Newport, X. l., this
month. commencing on the 18th inst On the 1Hh.
the graduates ~ the " Friends Boarding. School"
Providence Quaker College, will have gathering st
Newport The school has been established forty yesss.
and as this is the first general gathering OF the broth
crs il must prove n very interesting occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

FIRE II WEsr THIRrnrH SrRsEr-A CHito
IuEsED To DEhTH.-Last evening hre occurred 10
The tenem. nt-house No. 3l2 West Thireth street,
but being discovered at an early moment the asuscs
were exiting sshsd before much damage vas donss 10
The premises. An infant son of Mr.. John farrn, sn
whose premises the fire is said to have orgiostsd.
WAS burned to death. all efforts 10 recover the little
one proving una,ailing. The origin of the fac dad
noi transpire, but the matter will be inyestigs tsd
TODAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
Railroad Accident.

BRISTOL, Tenu "Wednesday, June ., io''.
The nail usin from Lyrehburg was tsio~L hou vac
track near this place this morning. by running over
cow aud the frst and second class sma:ee'.
The brakeman was killed aud Samuel Tate, Pres'deot
1 the Memphis and Charleston Railrosd, had his arm
badly hurt-supposed to be broken. Several others
were wounded, but not seriously.
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Cambridge Cnuie Market,

WEDNESDAY,, June g. 100.
v-hi e Al nafset ass ab,ui TO. B.syss ssd
100 sioIss cof rg WOrtBs Oxen. Mich Co.'s onf 49,
ps,cfs o, M,sx,r BFyF-Ps,rs. 80 rako Ere, qssity.
A. 7sa .sooad quay SSa o. %, third qisby. - ooa
nary 81 -. .. -, ...z-
PEIcEs 90 sroRE. CATrLg-WoTsnT Oxen, " p-ir 49,
slFn *l50a4l75 Cow. snd CAVE. t~nfpas $50. "a
Yssrlpr, non- i~oysa DID, sL5a en- shrs-Js,s oTi 80
ass. -. A, -
suyry AND Lasss-2Ios q. MARKET prices IN o,s VI IsS
Ia IS zach. Fx.rs ssd 81 sod ~ IS from fG'sc o.
Sorir "a Lamb. rum = 700 -
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The london Post, in reply to some statements as
10 Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell bang
scuated by mutual rivalry, says the public may rest
assured that il the Liberal party cannot act unitejy
Il c fault v III not rest with its chiefs
The PARIS Pegs states that England IL endeayoriHg
10 renew diplomatic relations With Naples, bat only on
The condition tina, France will simultaneously do the
same.
An announcement. of Sir J. Hudson's departure for
Naples vac premature.
In the London Stock market on Saturday there was
d,cioed fiImn.ss. There was scarcely asy business
dong Of the Bank. The demand for Silver for the
East bad revived end the remttapces on the 18th Of
June were expected TO be larger than Of late.
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Tho u. s. Steam Frigate Lancaster

PHILAp,IPHI,, Tuesday, June :, 1872
The L. s. steam fiigate Lancaster le' nee lh's
noon rt passing up and down the city froot and orug
a salute. She Stops at Fort Mfliu 10 receive her
DO xder and then proceeds TO sea for trial IMP oil
week She will stop a. Norfo before pr'ceeoiag :"
the Pacific, to take her place as the has'shp Oh the
squsdrOn.
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HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

The Mayor, Presidents Mespedon and Cornell 40
Road. Of al iernen and Connciitnes, Health noer
Gum, Dr. Rocksel, tsc Rres,srt phynctss ana
DIR Ni,I.r the Hsslta Commissioner Of the 20 Sora-
lion rst organized il 1850 by act Of tte Leg1Ia-
tar. including s,o the City Inspector az the sctns
supery,ors Of toe c,ys hssth held ,sottef usetiss
yer,srdsy. Drs Boyd and Aundy |ere also present
The big Maid Queen, With cargo Of vessesssss
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~, iiaeie " n; T.low, 1a7ls. " Di Ps,, Ut
Al N .a.t CsG-kis izdjc Y n Nesl c.Ys,
n-g1rfFsirs $40 fir.t qosy iSeiatss notnns On me
o. s rledes the oss; frassfes Oasn the bes ssn
a. o. And q bes; year Cd seers Ordinary coss'sts
IRA inelee. Co.sets and VIXEN tOse q iakstss
SpsIty fhr1Sb oni a, - al. :. -
~ tLe E8ssru tlAfOsc 70 ore -
- rs,Igs aud Cf over the fehbuis u thos. ovsr
"a. FfeLblfs fgfn Albany.
ssssKs-rsis VA, sfs> suppy o. Cattle usIkei ssis
N. well cleared al week, 10 s~.s were
kr 1n - weeks sd fyr tnr best g.i,y tsrts7
irh, aGvsrce Therr supsor stih I'D cstsssj
Ne. I'D Tor about BE- .. shsep AID LAms ssc
..ns r 'h- l.tt~ r,-,i. si Improvement Ia pssr>
.llf.o c..
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Large Fire i'm Columbus, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga, "Wednesday, june :, 1872.
A dispatch from The CHI mbus Saa office says the
Alabama and FontaIue Wafehouse was bornet ca
Tuesday together with 5000 bales OF cotton All
largo amount Of merchaaiise storage. Lnss
$a0,o0O Amount of insurance uncertain. The nre
is supposed to have been the work of an incendary
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THs MErRoPoLITiS THEArrR.-rbe opening ipr
the Summer at this bouse was postponed from
last to this evening being impossible TO get the al
terntions In the building concluded The play Is tho
came +" The Rivals" with most exeellsat ess< rl