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PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS NsKw YoRE
BY TELEGRAPH
The Tribune of this morning says:


The business of the Sub-Treasury Saturday Re
cepts Sl20, ,593-for Customs $4,000 Payments, 500,
$685. Balance Sc 1876 S94 The exchanges the clearing
house s21 371 255 9s; Balances S1123 12sO7 The
total exchanges for the week SS2 06 being
average $22 l16 42 S4 The shipments specie
Europe By the Arago $s1340; by the Vigo, S597
S37 total sl4I1 247 This, added to 81 939 765 prev
ously shipped makes total export of 1851 007 for the
week
The Foreign Bill market firm, but not very active
at the close. Exchange London 1895 Sdl09S Francs
515G5124. Demand loans slightly more active, 5
per cent being readily obtained Choice short paper
ranges from 5(G5h per cent We a comparative
of the imports of foreign dry goods general
merchandise at New York for the week, and since Jauu
airy l.
For the Week 1855 1859. 1850
Dry Goods. S64S ,929 S2.440,947 1929 200
General Merchandise Il 800 ,42I 3432 Sol 2,575 COS
Total for the week. 81 039 $50 $5s7S24S So, ,33
Previously reported 5S 1894 107 49 $50 05l 290
Since January IA S13 222 49S $1O7 557 203
The following is comparative statement of the value
of exports from commencement Of the wear Inne
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Resignation of Governor Fitzpatrick. the
nominee of the late (Regularl Democratic
National Convention for the Vice-Presiden-
cy--HOn Herschel v. Johnson of Georgia.
substituted i'm his place.
WAsHINGroN, June Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick
has declined the nomination for the Vice Presiden-
cy, rendered him by the late National Democratic
Convention. The National Committee had substi-
tuted Hon. Herschel V. johnson, of Georgia, in
the place of Governor Fitzpatrick.
The Committee to inform the candidates of their
nomination, appointed by the National Democratic
Convention, waited on General Herschel V. John
son tonight, at the National Hotel, where he re-
ceived them in the large dining room of the Hotel
which was crowded with ladies and gentlemen.
He accepted the nomination, endorsing the plat
form in every particular, and declared that the
South would sustain the principles laid down in
it. In his opinion, the doctrine of non-interven-
tion was a necessity to the preservation of the
Union.
Municipal Election.
NORFOLK, June 25.-Mr.. Lamb, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, will probably be elected to-
day, according to present indications.
ship Ashore
NORFOLK, June 4.-Assistance has been sent
from here to the ship Jane Henderson, ashore be-
low Cape Henry.
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Total. Sl00S4, POI 13,493,123 SS1249l 352 500
Increase compared with 1859 ........ So 459 922
The Philadelphia Ledger gives the following statement
of the movement of the anthracite coal trade for the
week and season
THE anthracite tonnage the past week by the below.
named companies is the largest thus far of the season.
being little less than 10000 tons. The Schuykili
Navigation Company, it will be seen, still maintains
lead the Reading Railroad and though the latter in
creased its tonnage the previous week over two
thousand TONS the Navigation Company did four thou
sand better The Lehigh Valley Railroad also accom-
pshed the large increase of four thousand five hundred
tons over its tonnage of the previous week. The
Lehgh Navigation increased three thousand five hundred
tons Broad Top about thousand and Lykens Valley
eight hundred. Delaware and Lackawanna and Shame
kin Valley fell off The demand for coal continues good
and prices firm. All the indications still favor heavy
tonnage for the year Including the tonnage by Del
aware and Hudson, have aggregate tide-water
this season, of about three millions hundred
twenty thousand
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DEATH OF THE MEXICAN GENERAL, INIEsTRA-we
are panied to learn by the United States steamer
Pocahontas, from Vera Cruz yesterday, that Gen:
Iniestra. of the Mexican Constitutional army, died
in that city on the 18th inst, of the vomo negro
or yellew fever. Gen. Inestra spent nearly the en-
tire winter in this city, and will be rememoerebb;
but fine intelligence and great moral worth Me ne
died within week after reaching MS hone'
Orleans Picayune Jnne o.
Yesterday was the day fixed by the trustees,
Messrs Besll and Pearce, for settling up the az
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Nicholas j. Worthington, Esq., late clerk to the
Anne Arundel County Commissioners, and formerly
Sheriff, died at Annapolis on Saturday last.
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FOREIGN
no De JANErRo-B1rk E7nDrsss Tb.rson 1As hbls
hour, l2 bbls. spirits Of turpentine 60" ''A1o DD''
maica ogwood ahosand-955 hhds. tobacco lot ia.
reses, r. h-Sehr. Xohawk,-eo tres. rice, 30 bbIs,
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The New Orleans Picayune, of the 2Ist, records
the death in that city of Archbishop Blanc, of the
Church
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In addition to her standing army ofsO0, 900 men,
Russia has at least the nucleus of very respectable
navy She has iftyfour line ofbattleships, ranging
from 90 to l20 guns each, % frgates carrying from
40 to go guns, 81 war steamers, and 40 corvettes,
schooners and brgs. The number of seamen main
tanned by Russia is AZ, ,OOO
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Further from Mexico

New ORLEANS, June 25.-Advices from the Bra
zos to the Goth inst, have been received. The
Liberals at last accounts were concentrated at Gu
anajuato. Miramon, with 5000 men, was at Quo
taro, and battle was expected near Celaga.
Fire at New Orleans
New ORLEANS, June 25.-Several small dwellings
W., were burned here to-day in Apollo street. Loss,
Sl2 800; mostly insured
Ihe Court has decided that the Mexican steamers
OrOught here are mot lnrr i
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The Adams Express Company have notified the
Secretary of the Ladies' Washington Monument
Association that all matter belonging to the Asso-
citation will be carried over the route of the Com
pany without charges
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THE RICE CRoP.-1he Charleston Mercury OF the
lsth says that should the same fortune that mas at
tended the crop thus far continue to the end OF the
season, the biggest crop ever mace WIN De the re :
suit. The rice is very handsome and pure, the
rains having kept down the grass, and the planters
are in high spirits,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

COASTWISE.
, n oa6 ooaa6a-Shp Sir John Franklin-217 hhds mo
iasses, 10000 stone, order
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Confession of the Rev. MIR. Harden.
TRENTON, June 23.-Reable information has
been received that Harden has made a confession
Of having poisoned his wife, showing in the whole
transaction degree of guilt seldom equalled.-
Gov. 0lden has respited the execution of Harden
for one week and day, so that it will take place
IN Friday the ixth day of JuIv.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

WILMINGTON MARKET, June e23.-Turpentine-Furth-
sales since yesterdays report of650 bbs Tupentine
81 so for virgin 81 so for yellow Dip and 81 60 per bb
for hard per $50 lbs. Tar-No sales reported in Tar to-
day. Rosn-Sales yesterday of 4G0 bbls common Rosn
at Sill per 80 lbs and of 3S3 bbs No at from ST SO
for to $375 for pale Sprts-Sales yesterday of
$50 bbls Spirits Turpentine at 40 cts per gallon.
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Since January IA s1S 222 49S s1O7 557 2O3
The following is comparative statement of the value
nf
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NEW CHURCH TO BE ERECrED.-The cornerstone
OF the new Methodist Episcopal church, on Charles
street avenue, near the cattle-show grounds, will
be laid on this Tuesday, afternoon, at O'Clock
Religious exercises will be conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Sargent, Rev. Thomas Sewall, and Rev. Henry
Slcer.
FAST TINE AND Quick DEsPATCH.-The steamship
Potomac, Captain Watson, which arrived to-day
from New York, left Charleston on Wednesday
last, arriving in New ork on Saturday discharged
full cargo, took in another, and left again same
day for Baltimore
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

THERTER.-Tho theater was again crowded
to its utmost capacity last night, to witness
the second appearance Of the New Orleans
English Opera Troupe. The principal por
tion Of the beauty, fashion and intellect ofthe
oity was present. The enchanting Opera oi
the Crown Diamonds was the piece Of the
evening, and most Delightfully."- was it rem
dered. Miss Durand, as La Catarina, was
perfectly charming, and Miss Hodson, as Don
Henriquez was very excellent. "Ah strive
to break" by Miss Durand, was a delicious
piece of singing and won numerous plaudits.
Indeed, all her singing during the evening
was perfection itself 80 whisper what thou
feelest," by Miss Hodson, was sung with rap.
turous effect, and brought down the house.
Miss Hodsons acting was the subject ofmuch
enthusiastic remark during the evening
Rebolledo, by Mr. Courtaine, was in the true
spirit of that character, and did this fine ac-
tor much credit Miss King is always well
upi her part and played Diana with charm
ing effect. Mr.. Trevor as Don Sebastian,
was good. So was Mr. Hamilton as Count
de Campo Mayor
Tonight will be presented the romantic
opera of Fra Diavola, piece in which the
beautiful Prima Donnas are most exquisitely
attractive. OF course, there will be a crowd
q house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

INsANE.-A Mrs Allison, in San Francisco,
has again been arrested for insanity. The
Herald says: 'Intemperance is the prime
cause of her dreadful condition. Her shrieks
and rawlings were of distressing nature
her imagination draping the walls with the
mangled corpses of her children, and cover
ing the floor with reptiles and whatever else
is horrible and awful. 1t is supposed that it
will be necessary to return her to the Asy-
lum at Stockton"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

FoLsoM AND PLAoERvILLE RAnwAY.-A
correspondent of the Standard says that a
meeting of the citizens of Placerville was
held on Fniday evening, to take into consid-
Grafton the subject of the immediate extern
sion Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad to
that city. The proposed road met with ia
vor, and resolutions were adopted, urging
the Importance Of its immediate construction.
On Saturday the people voted on the propcs-
ed tax, which was carried afirmatvely, by
majority of at least ten to one of all the
votes cast
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

A CORRESPONDENT of the San Francisco
Herald, writing from Carson Valley, says
Even the Indians are beginning to know the
value Of the country in q mineral point of
view. Every now and then they come in
with handful of ores. They refuse to part
with information as to localities without a
consideration. The other day an old fellow
brought piece of quartz very rich in gold,
Offering to show large quantities of it for
four horses Ills offer has been accepted and
fair weather is all he now requires.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

MAzINI has written another letter, in which
he argues that the Italian revolution must be
extended or it is useless. Localized" >" he says,
'ft becomes powerless" He afirms that
there is movementin Sicily which has been
prepared for long time, and ready for ex-
plosion at q moments notice. This uprising
would extend over the whole State and
would swell the movement in Italy Co such
proportions that its chiefs would be entitled
to treat on terms of equality, as from Power
to Power, for the move must bring the King
Of Sardinia one more upon the field of ac.
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

TYPoeRAPmoAL.-The types made Ms sov
in yesterdays issue
"The Express very much approves the bin
introduced by Mr.. Wescoatt, of this county
into the legislature, reducing tie tar in Yu6r
county to twenty cents on the one hundred
dollars instead of thirty-ive cents, DC"
The word Hospital was omitted. The sen.
tenee should have been, reducing the Hospi
tai tao to twenty cents, &c"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
GOODW ms
PATENT
CHEWING TOBACCO,
AN
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN PUTTING UP

TINE OOI OhEMlNG IOBACCO,
By Messrs. E. GOODWIN & BRO, New YoRK CITY.
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is selected, neat
ly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages rendering 1t MORE
convenient to carry in the pocket and by being
PRESSED SOLID, it keeps MOIST and FRESH, re-
tains its FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail
ty as it is used while 10 other brands, the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERI0-
RATES-the tobacco growing dry--and littering the
pocket to the great annoyance Of the The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes in
the process of manufacture, frees it from all grit or
Impurities Objectionable in the of Plug Tobacco
Chewers will do well to give the Patent Pressed trial
and Judge for themselves
For sale by wholesale Merchants, who receive it
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
2O1 & 299 WATER sTRRET,
declS-lm2p New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

IT Is stated that Washington Irving left
large fortune to be divided among his neph-
ews and nieces, and that for the last eight
or ten years, he probably received from his
books alone an average annual income Of
$4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

TIE Emperor Napoleon has made DISPOSE
tions round and about every colony which
England possesses, to make dash in case OF
war In six weeks, observes Mr. Justice Hal
iburton, he could sweep the commerce Of
England from the seas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
MAR Y SVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 18th
Anti-Lecomnton Stnte CentrnI Commlt-

Anu-LecOmpton STATE central Commit
tea meeting Of the Ant-Lecompton State Cen
tral Committee will be held at the Union Hotel
Sacramento city, at O'Clock P. NJ, WEDNES-
DAY, 18th Of january, 1860, for the purpose Of
taking action relative to a call for State Con
vention and for the transaction Of other business
appertaining to the interests Of the party.
Per order. b. B. REDDlNG, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

SLAVE INsURREcr1oN IN MIssouRI-Ihe fol-
lowing is a special dispatch to the Missouri
Democrat:
WARSAW. Mo, Dec 2s, 1852
The Southwest Democrat of this morning
contains the following telegraph dispatch
At about eleven o'clock on Monday night
last, the citizens of Bolivar were aroused oy
shouting and throwing Of rocks on the pub
lie square.
A large crowd congregated in few mo-
ments, and it was found that gang OF ne
groes had attacked few white men with
rocks, clubs, etc.
When n sufficient number of whites was
collected together they attacked the negroes
driving them into the woods Whlie IN pur
suit, guns and pistols were freely used on
both sides.
The blacks threatened to burn the town
before morning,
A vigilant watch was kept, however, and
all attempts were foiled.
One negro was dangerously wounded from
pistol shot Several were captured ana
confined in Jail
The citizens called meeting at the Court
House this morning, and appointed vigil
lance committee, who are taking active meas
ures to discover those engaged In the riot
A mounted company is now engaged ran
ging the woods in search of the blacks.
The owner of some of the rebelllous slaves
was badly wounded to day, and only saved
himself by fight.
Several of the blacks have been severely
punished.
Great excitement prevails. Every man is
armed and prepared for more serious out
break. AT the very latest advlces, however,
the excitement had somewhat suOslded.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

A CHINESE DrNNER.-During the visit of
Mr.. Ward, the American Minister to Pekin,
China, he was honored with n sumptuous
dinner. Though only the three Chinese
Commissioners and Mr. Ward, his Secretary
and two interpreters, were present and sat
down to it, the supply was enough for at
least hundred, and the expense was esti-
mated at $1,000. 1t consisted of various
dlshes-birds nests, sharks fins, heifers
teats, watermelon seeds, &C., &c, the Who'll,
amounting to no less than thirty courses.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

A TELEGRAM says, that on Dec. 25th the
steamboat Vixen, running from Pittsburgh
to st. Louis was burned at Louisville Loss
$4,000. At the same time and place coal
boat sunk, and Joseph Lydich, Of Pittsburgh,
and John Baxter, of Jacksonville, were burnt
TO death.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

A BRONZE statue of Henry Clay, will be
erected in New Orleans next April It was
cast at the Royal Foundry at Munich, Bava-
ria. and left Hayre for New Orleans on the
9th of December
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

NEGROES in Louisville are arrested if found
in the streets at eleven o'clock at night The
recent excitement has had the effect of cur
failing the privileges of the blacks all over
The South
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
EAnnOIInde6.

JANUARY 14th, 1860, one yellow Spanish Cow, very
- wide horns split in right ear and underbit in left
ear one light red steer, crop off right ear and star In
forehead one OK, dropped horns, and underbit
in right ear and spotted brnde steer brands on
each hip unintelligable, and star in foreheau.
The above stock will be sold at Public Auction to
pay costs and charges (unless recamed) on TUES
DAY, Jany Path, at 12 NJ, at the Public Pound.
janis A. j. BARKLEY, Marshal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

IT is rumored. says the New York Tribune,
that Mrs Burden Cunningham is about
to be married to a gentleman of that
city, and that the bridal outfit is nearly com
pleted
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

Gov. WISE went before the Virginia Leg
islature, and made an earnest appeal to COM
mute the sentence Of Edwin Coppie, but the
prayer was refused unanimously.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

HE citizens of Salta Fe have resolved to
organize a company Of one hundred men, to
act against the Indians committing depreda.
mons on the route between that place and
the States.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

BREvET Major E. II. Fitzgerald, of the u
5. Navy, died of consumption at Los Angeles
On the 9th inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

TnE San Joaquin Republican says that
petition in favor of Crosson, awaiting capital
punishment in Stockton, is circulating.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

Dan. E. SIcKLEs writes to his friends in
New York city that his reception by his
colleagues in Congress, At the present session,
has been, if possible, more cordial than ever,
with one or two insignificant exceptions"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

jim LANE said, in his late Topeka speech,
that he chad progressed so fast in anti-slave-
ry that they could cut cross ties of an under
ground railroad out of him."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

PASSING a FORGED CHEcK-J. w. Walsh
has ben held to answer to the Court of Ses-
sions in San Francisco for passing a forged
check of 500
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

DURING November, 55 American vessels
were reported lost and uissing-yalue sIoo,.
900, exclusive Of cargoes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
H IL I'5
DANCING ACADEMY. "a

Corner of ID and Fourth Streets
TUITION NIGHTs-TUEsDAY's WEDNESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS.
cay OHLLDREN'S GLASS, IA
Every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, from to p. NJ.
Private lessons given at all hours,
All the new and fashionable Dances taught as
the Mazeppa, Coska, Zalma &c, &c, also Lancersi
Caledonians, Mohawk and the Boquet Quadrues
Good music furnished for Balls and Parties
jan12-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

Gen Bowman was nominated for printer
Of the Uniten statee Senate, on Dee. Esd, in
Democratic caucus.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
EERlDOUHlded.

JANUARY, 10th, 1867, one dark brown heifer, star
- in forehead, branded L on left hip and and
left ribs, crop off right ear and hole in left ear Also
one red yearllng calf
The above will be sold at Public Auction to pay
costs and charges (uness reclaimed,) on TUESDAY
January, 24th, at II NJ. at the Public Pound.
janlI A. j. BARKLEY, Marshal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

THE earnings of the "mudlarlls" of London
who number from 500 to 600 boys and girls,
are estimaiedat from $4,000 to $4,000 year,
that being the amount they would receive
for what they pick up.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

A LETTER from Canada states that serious
fears for the permanency of the Canadian
steam line to Liverpool are entertained in
consequence of the loss of the India. That
vessel was insured, and the company has to
contend against the non-paying business.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
ST. NICHOLAS
Bar and Billiard Saloon
ID Street, MaTysvilIe.
stewart & zimmerman,

HAVING leased the above SALOON, beg to inform
Il their patrons and friends that they Will always
be on hand to attend TO their wishes and assure them
that their Bar will at all times be supplied with the
right kind Of BEVERAGES, and they will do their
best TO dispense them in satisfactory manner The
BILLIARD TABLES are the finest kind Of Marble Bed
and viii be kept in perfect order.
ian15-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

IT is stated at Washington that the Barings
and other prominent bankers have appealed
to the British Cabinet to recognize the Jaurez
Government in Mexico, and that the British
Government was favorable to the scheme
The 9th of December was appointed by Lord
John Russell for an interview on the subject
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
CO-PartnershiD Notice.

LNROM and after this date, Mr. JOHN II. KINKEAD
IL will be associated with me in my business which
will be conducted under the name and style Of FALL
& CO., JOHN G. FALL
Marysville, January nth, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

SEVERAL persons have died at Carson Val,
Iey this winter Of typhoid fever They
were mostly onigranta across the plains.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
GARDEN SEEDS.

WTE HAVE just received across the Isthmus q
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of th,
growth Of 1859, put up expressly for us by J. M
Thurburn & Co., Ct New York
decs-Sm2p J. III. WRIGHT & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

election was received with general rejoicing.
Fifty one guns were fired
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
WANTED.

A SITUATION In the city or in the country, by
IA young woman in this city, who is very indue-
trous and competent ofdoing all kinds Of house work
For further information apply to MR. QUINN, corner
of Sixth and streets.
jan17-1w*
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
DaIey's Aromatic Valley whisk
j. w. WINTER,

QffTY Office 40, ID. ST., Opposite
OIO st. Nicholas, M6rysVfIle.
Teeth Inserted on GOLD PLATE, from one to a full
set.
CONTINUOUS GUM WORK DONE, PLATINA
BASE which surpasses all other work as regards beau
ty and durability.
j. w. w. has practiced Dentistry in this CITY
ten years. and has received all the first premiums for
continuous gum work. Electricity used in extracting
teeth.
Prices same as those of other good Dentists
ALL WOkK WARRANTED. oc29-my2dp
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
PLOWS! PLOWS!t

DEING deslrous to close ont our stock ~ plows
- we wills them at greatly reduced prices
SELBY CO.,
Jll-Zms % and "a L street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

GONG HoME.-Our friend Hopley, of the
firm of Hopley t Tarrant, corner of Second
and d streets. goes down to San francisco
to day, with view of leaving on the next
steamer. on visit to the Atlantic States.
lie will be back in a month or two. Mr.
Hopley is frst-rate fellow in any country,
and we wish him safe return to California.