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ARRIVED.
Steamer Pepnsvlvania, Teal, Phiadelphis, ndx.
and passengers, H. +. futile.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, kelly, rns!aaei-
phia, meEchandze and passengers, II. 4. Iuttie'
MEMORANDA.
sshr. Gallego from New York. q Rock wharf !;
aIso schr. Lion and brig Fairy at City font, capt.
Teal also reports sioop sunk on Dancing roint-
could not make out the name.
schr, fremont johnson, from Rlc1n n d. nnd
arrived at Baltimore, sth inst.
Ship Henry Clark Brown, from Oiy ROM IN d !0r
ring heavy snow squalI, got in collision with the
City of Delhi, and lost fOremast, bOwsprlt. top
mast, &c. with other damages; ma6es no water.
Barque Parthian. Miller, from Richmond, was
seen going into Rio Janero, Nov: 18th.
Brig Amy Warwick arrived At New York, 9Th in
slant, from Rio Janero.
Schr. Ocean. Aaron. from Baltimore for Rich,
mond, put into Norfolk, 9Th instant, on account OF
ice.
Schr. Golden Rule Tilden, from Richmond, ar
rived at New York 9Th inst.
(By TELEGRAPH
HAMPTON ROADS. Jan. CARVED British ship
Empire Queen, liz days from Callac.
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THE SrEAKERsHIP.-No Speaker was elect
ed in Congress yesterday. The supposition
that all the elements opposed to the Black Re-
pubiicans would unite upon Gen. Hamilton,
of Texas. is rendered somewhat doubtful by
the assertion of Il correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, who says he has it upon good
American authority that majority cannot be
concentrated upon Gen. H., and that two
Americans will certainly oppose him.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
Is now better than ever prepared to meet the
wishes of all who may have occasion for any ser
vices In the line of his profession. He gives his
own personal attention to his business and pledges
himself to give perfect isfa TO all who may
favor him with orders. To the people of Rich
mend the thanks OF the advertiser are due, fer the
very liberal patronage with which he has been ia.
vored and takes this occasion to renew his pledges
Of fidelity and prompttude in the execution of all
futuFo orders. ia lA-etx
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XA1Tia and DEJARxsTTk OF the U. 5. House
q Representative. for public documents.
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MARYLAND.-In the Maryland House of
Delegates. on Friday, resolutions We're adopted
against the election Of John Sherman or any
other Black Republican to the Speakership,
and declaring that if any Representative Of
that State should vote for any Black Repub-
lican, or directly or indirectly aid in his cleo
ton, he would forfeit the respect and conf
dcnce Of the people of the State. The views Of
Henry Winter Davis were freely discussed in
the debate on the resolutions
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REEVES COMMERCIAL IN.
49, STITUTE.-!n a few days lof which due
notice will he sivenl the exercises of this Institute
will be resumed The course of instruction en-
braces Double Entry BOOKKEEPING, and its
application to the various departments Of trade.
Practical and Ornamental PENMANSHIP and
COMMERCIAL CALC ULATIONS.
To young men men intending to engage in mer-
camille pursuits this institution offers superior ad
vantages.
please leave their names at Mr.. j. p. Duval's Drug
Store, whore fall particulars may be had.
ia 10 St. J. W. REEVE.
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EAx Who has seen the
BINGHAM RESS?
1890 NEGRO HIRING FOR 1890
1oOOs 500! 1oOO'

COOKE & CLOSE.
INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
Respectfully tender their services to their friends
"'" '"' p0 HTR IN OUT SERVANTS,
for whom they Will endeavOr to procure the best
prices and comfortable homes land promise them
peca attention during sickness; will also attend to
the property OF absent owners and COLLECTING
CLAIMS. Having learned. from an experience of
Some years. that advantage is derived from making
we are resolved to adopt this practice, and hope
we shall be able to give entire satisfaction to all
who may favor us with their patronage and thus
b. A. COOKE.
OF King William county. Va, lately engaged in
General Agency and Collecting In this city.
l.. q. CLOSE,
Southern Protection Insurance Company.
ed. II affords US pleasure TO offer the following:
REFFRKNCEs:-Col.W VIM. A. Moncure, I'd Audi
tor of Virginia. Messrs. Crenshaw. Quares Co.;
Wilson 4 Bosher, ChIes & Chcnery, Apperson <
Dupuy, Johnston Whiting. c. r. Hill, Esq, of
Dickinson, I'LL & Co. Richmond city, Va; s. S.
o. Pollard, Esq. Col. Il. B. Tomlin, VIM. NJ. Tur-
ner, Esq. r. HAYES, Esq, Powell Gary. King
William county; DR.. Il. S. MeGruder, d. E. Gard
ner, Esq. Henrico county; John q. Harris, Esq,
Hanover county; BrockenDrough Pey ton. Esq, X.
= Broaddus. Esq, Caroline county; T. NJ. Burke,
sex county; f. w. Thomas. Esq, Fairfax county;
". q. Fauntleroy, King and Queen county; .'ohn
w. Hungerlord, Esq, Westmoreland co., Va.
m- Office in Exchange Hotel Building, on :4th
street, Richmond Va. de 10 3t
NIRGINIA:- AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee Of Henrico County Court. on Monday, the
ID day of January, 1850:
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UNION SENTIMENTAL a Union meeting
held at Barns'able, Massachusetts, on the 30th
ult., it was resolved, amongst other things,
that 8 we hold all" Union aud sympa-
thizers with instruction, murder, and servile
war, to be the enemies of our peace and pros
perity as mariners, merchants and farmers Of
Cape Cod, whose rights, property and indie
pendence abroad and at home depend on our
maritime and commercial relations with all
the States and all the world, and especially
upon protec ton under the undivided national
flag OF the Union"
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- slave lnsure nee! Slave lnsurence
AEHEHlfLE COMPANY or CHARLOTTEs-
rTfiTE.-Dn p. w. HANCOCK will be at our Of
e.. EVERY DAY, iro0 - % - q etcek a. Ma, ~
examine SERVANTS, and yillo call at such hours a.
'''' ~ '''''' - KNOWLES l. WALFORD.
Office q Pearl street. Je7-Se
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HA Slave Insurance.
LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital and Surplus $780, 900.
SLAVES INSURED by this Company for one
month or four years, on the most favorable terms.
Policies issued and losses promptly settled by
0. F. BRESEE, Agent,
Opposite the American Hotel.
Dr. JAS, b. MCCAW, Examiner de 2-1m
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Jefferson Bowles .-......... Pltff,l
AGAINST
J.. NJ. Lewis, Joseph r. Young.
James Page, Nancy Pase Madi-
WEIGH and Mary, his wife,
Thomas Page, Sam'l Pace, Nam IN CHANCEgY.
cy Page Roller Pase, 1.-THE four
last minors,) Anthony Roberts.
Richard WEIGH. Alle2 Nun
nally, and Robert Emmett Nun
The object of this suit is to ca ncel and annuI deed
executed by James PAGE to JOS X Young. trustee,
conveying trust parcel of land in Henrico cOun
ty, being an undivided interest in 25 acres Of Land
IN said county; al SO, a decree Of the sale OF the
Lewis and Joseph r. Young, two of said defend
ants, are not residents Of this State it is ordered
that they appear within one month after due pub
hcatOn of this order, and DO what is necessary to
protect their interests, and that copy of this
once week for four successive weeks, ana that
another copy of the be posted the front door
OF the COurt-House of this county on the first day
of the next term of the SAID Court.
Cnny-1o0fA.
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ia lo-law4w WILLIAM FOLKEs. C. He.

THE RICHMOND FEMALE iNSTi-
L TUTE. now in its sixth session. offers to the
daughters of Virginia and the South the best IA
cllities for the requirement of Il thorough and
we'll tried teachers most Of whom are Virsinians,
and two of them Masters of Arts of the University
Its course Is extensive and complete, embracing
parson with the most prominent semnaries in
any part of our country. Pupils are admitted at
any time, but most eously during the first
weeks of January at the middle of February,
when the second term hegins.
TERMS ZONE HALF IN ADVANCED
Board, including everything. ..-..-..... $50
English Tuition. 80 to gu
French, Music, Drawing, &c, usual extra
charges.
For catalogues containing details. apply to
ia lO--d6w CHAS. H. WINSTON, President
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uxI0n INVESTING N CoSEKCTiCur.--A large
anA enthusiastic Union meeting was held In
Bridgeport, Conn, last Friday evening
Washisgton Hall was crowded to excess, and
hundreds were unable to gain admission. Ma
t5oDal salutes were fred in both the Easterp
and Western portioss Of the town. Hssolu-
TONS were paced Of assassrvattvs character
tn utmost enthusiasm and unsnimity pro.
vailed throughout. Al the close tremendous
anA hearty cheers wers given for the Old DO
nainios, he Bouth and the Union.
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THERE'S ONE THING CERTAIN, and
that 10. LEVY is selling the cheapest DRY
GOODS IN the city. You have only to give him .
call In order TO convince yourselves of the fact,
and we feel assured that NO one can p0.sihly be
dlspleased with the very low prices that LEVY 10
NOW disposins his whole stock At. The Irish Linen
wh'ch ne ~ selling at ~ cts. 10 we'll worth Is cts
those hne Grass Linen 1T = ats. are
worth 60 cts: Linen Cambsic Handkerchief at -
cts, worth 50 cts; Linen Handkerchiefs at II.
worth y cts; Cambria Collars 1t - cts. worth -
cts; Bands Of all qualities ut 80 per cent below
their value. Remember. tn 1t JACOB A. LEVi'S
store, No. Is Main st., ID tho place for bargains.
GREAT BARHAlNa.-CHAs A. GwAT-
~ KIN, opposite Exchange Bank. viii cell great
harGains. preparatory to removal. IN Rich En-
broideres, Collars, Sleeves, bands. Edgines,
printed pelanes. CalicOos. French and America
black and colered Slks, Carpets OF tho hest quail
~, Hoop Skirts. B!eaehcd Cotton and Irish Lin
ems, Checxs, Gtnsha and Plaids, ehAwts, Ct0aks
and Comforts Gloves and H0alery. Ribbons. very
cheap. kerseys. Blankets, no., Ftannels OF the
best make An early, call 10 eOlieitsd.
g. 4. GWATkIN. opposite Exchange Bank.
C,L01HlNE, Cl,OIMlN0.-DARHAc
~ HARRIS l. co. have still on land.a large
A14 deeisahae et0ek Of ready. made CLOTHING.
which they wish TO clear ont Tor THAR spring etek,
and from this date will soil Auy tAing IN their line
At gIeatly reduced prices. AID would b pleased b
see those in want, assur,ns them that whatever
they may wish viii b ss,ld u the very lowest
prices. DARRACOTT. NARala 4 CO..
Nv. IL Main ssFpet.
Successors to Merchant, Weisixsr Co.
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-r0R1Wn9. 0o119;

=! - !. f:.s Nios ' ss;:fsISs :. :sik Be
81: pa: $ ~ ,, y. e1,o.
the HOUSE III Be- rsSisi 10 - hiIhsst MAJ
81 adyeffisemehf under auction notice.
IA nit ]. H. Dl66ES, Auctionser.
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MARINE NTELLIoENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. JAN. ., 1860. :,
High Water this day (T.ssdsy) * o'clock
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mA The Confessions aAd Experience of a
VICIIM.-Designed for the benefit and as a warn
ing and a canton tn young men who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY. PREMATURE DECAY,
&c, as a consequence Of early errors; supplying,
BY sufferer from the above cause and from med
icl imposition and quackery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving postpaid
envelope, bearing the address of the applicant =
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq. Bed
ford, Kings county, N. Y. de 2-3taw2mt2p)
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XNANTED-Everybo body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
| CARPET BAGS. and VALICES at No 81. Main
street, Richmond. where they can find a beautiful
assortment of Trunks. Valices. and Carpet Bags,
| of every style. at prices as low as they can be
boug lat in the Northern cities, both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
de 2s-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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LOST AND STRAYED

90 SIS REWARD.-s trayed or s,9., ~.
.A&s>G the first day of January, lsal. su, I. /.
- POINTER PUPPY. about four g 's, [.
old. Said Puppy is white, except The head, ,srs
10 nearly black. The above reward will te,,Ss
delivery of said Puppy to the subscriber ''' 'a
ia lO-2t< Us B. TISSI ~
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-Fifty cords OAK WOOD on Light
! ers, in the Dock. Apply at the Virginia Towing
Company's office. ia lO-2ta
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OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS.-. DARRA-
~ COTT, HARRIS l. CO. have yet on hand q
large stock of OVERCOATS. and as the season is
nearly over. they will sell them rery io,r. We ad
wise all in want to call early. as We determined
to sell. DARKACOrT, HARRIS CO.,
No. liz Main street,
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WANTED.-AnA AGENT in every county IN the
w State. to sell a recently patented and HssTn!
Machine. This is no NORTHERN humhug, but a
VIRGINIA Invention, and one which every family
has use for. Communications, with one stamp en-
closed, addressed to F. ]. DENNIS, Yanceyviile,
N. c.. or J. W. DENNIS, Richmond. Va, will re-
ceive prompt attention. No person need expect
any attention paid to letters not containing stamp
to pay back postage. Also wanted. one or two
competent Agents In Eastern and Western Vir-
gInia, to sell county and town rights. No person
need apply for this unless he can place himself UNI
der bonds in the sum of FIVE hundred liars for the
faithful Performance of his dutieS. i'e 2l--lm
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M M ~ II X N 7. "
SNAV II. BOCRQ UENOT Il co. VIZ
S~ open. on WEDNESDAY next, Jn.
AIRY llth, nearly opposite Meiropn,w
HALL, on Franklin street, first class LATIN
HOUSE, where gentlemen Will hud all the dsa'i
oies Of the season. served up TO snit the Taste
the most particular. They wlil Keep on ~
CHOICE 1lQ UORS. brands Of the ties: sr%s. y.
RS. etc. and will be prepared to accomHs"
either individuals or parties Of gentlemen ~
MEALS ct all hours, and upon reasonable 'sIF'
in ll--3tt
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MONEY FOUND.-On THURSDAY, the &, +,
lV1 small negro boy came to INV confectinp ,,a,.
corner of I'd and Main street. 10 make n pgrrh,,.
and gave me a gold piece for a dime. whsb !.
tanned. The owner can get IL. by calling on ne ,,a
describing 1t.
g-Kt< AT.EREn up.ru
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WANTED--3OO NEGROES The Virginia
w and Tennessee Railroad Company wish to hi re
THREE HUNDRED NEG RO rs. to work on the
repairs of the road during, the ensuing year. Ap-
ply to the undo rsigned at Lynch burg.
de l5-lm T.. II. I'll LII, Gent Sup't.
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STRAYED-On SATURDAY lat fran
S4a>~~ the corner 81 Broad and 9Th sue,.
- small black TERRIER SLUT: has,
colored legs and bre ast. ears cropped and sss,s,
10 the name of FAN" Had brass COLI o.,
and lock attached. A reasonable reward Nh .
paid for her return to me, corner OF Broad and M
SITS. 1871 Up Wppy
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WANTED FOR 1S6O-SIXTY ABLE NE
Mines. on the surface at the Mines, ON the rail
road the canal boats and at the coal Yards in this
city. The above Mines entirely free from
1ammabie gas, and no accident from any cause IN
rOirtnE NE OF ti,at has occurred therein for the
past SEVEN YEARS.
Full prices will be paid for rood hands, and none
others are wanted on any terms.
JOHN J. WERTH, Agent,
Ia lS-ta For Uu Mop h McCANcR.
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CHOR SALE-A coarse CARPENTER, about a
years old, of good character. and sold for nc
fault. Apply to WIN. :. PHILLIPS.
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corner Of Dover and South streets engaged him. ne u
not know TO what port the vessel WAS TO go no s
told that she was going trading voyage 70 AIa ~
met one Of the crew before going on b ard eous" ~
ms, o the came himself, be NenI 90 uossu w
Tuesday night the Sd inst at the AlaGc dock, Broot
lyn the tug and took the bark OUT some time
between twelve and four O'Clock that ngh ala not lain
them when the cutter turned them back be only Knew
of the suspected object Of the and the rema ks OF
the officers OF the cutter, who called the "black
blrds he was TO paid $40 per month; did no, think
he spoke TO his cousin twice going down and coming ~
the bay witness ws IN the cabin, engaged in cleaning
voyage he had ever made.
Charles Brooks, cousin OF the last witness corrobo
rated his testimony, and added that he shipped
man. at Sl6 per month and that he knew other cap
tain OF the Kate except Oto who gave orders board
OF her; knew nothing of Garcia
All the crew were then discharged The captain was
held IN order to afford the Marshal an opportunity of
specting the vessel and the adjourned to Tues
day, at twelve O'Clock
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Tn. Arrest or Frederi, X Hosrman,

from the UTICA Herald, July Z.
Holman, the missing secretary Of the Pacific Mail
steamship company, who was arrested yesterday
Trenton Falls, by officer Hugh Masterson appears had
been staying at joys hotel at the falls for three
weeks &When the officer arrived there he inquired OF
Mr. Joy II man whose personal appearance he described
wa stopping there. Dir Joy replied afdrrnatvey, and
also stated the In the habit OF locking hinse,.
In his room when the trains arrived The officer then
quested Mr. Joy TO go up TO the and inform Hod
man that man from New York wished 70 see him hav
ing news TO communicate about his brother Mr.. Joy
went TO the accompanied by the ocer and finding
the door locked, communicated the Information re-
quested, Hoffman unlocked the door and came out but
on seeing the Officer Immediately drew Colts revolver
nom his pocket and presented 1t at Mastersons head
The latter sprang upon Hoffman and succeeded in wrench
ing the pistol from him. Having secured his prisoner he
was brought TO this city in carriage accompanied by
the officer and Mr.. JOY.
On arriving here he was taken TO- Basg's Hosa, and
recognized as who the 18th of June, registered
his name at hat hotel az Frederick Haven, New York "
Officer Masterson desired 10 be enient possible
with his prisoner and did not therefore, put irons upon
him, but procured room in the hotel to keep him unit
the train should leave In the meantime he sent for
officer Allen, OF this city and leaving his prisoner tenn
porarly in charge OF William Dunn went to the teee ap
Office to send despatch to New York. While thus alb
sent Hoffman pitched into Dunn and furious struggle
took place, which finally aroused the whole house After
the two officers arrived Hoiinsn continued 10 resist
fighting like tiger When thrown upon the floor be
kicked every person who within his reach II was
therefore, found necessary 10 iron him and take him Il
the watch house. he will be taken 10 New York AiS
morning.
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The Alleged SLAYER Kate.
-NITED STATES COMMISSIONER 8 coUR1
Before Commissioner Newton.


JulY s-7A. Uni,od States vs. Captain otto, and I'm Of
De Crcg Of e Bark Kd,<The accused are charged with
being employed board vessel intended FOR the slave
trade contrary 10 the act Of Congress ExJuige Rccse.
velt United states District Attorney and Mr. wcoxsou
his assistant appeared for the government and Messrs
Beebe, Dean and Donohue, for the defendants.
Captain fannce, Commander OF. the revenue cutter
Harriet Lane depoecd that the Ord Of July be wa
lying inside Of the Hook; the bark Kate coming out
flowed by the tug Yankee Soon after seeing the bark
Magnolia went outside the Hook and then stopped The
bark then stood for When the bar the cutter
down 10 the Kate, hailed her and ordered her
heaye TO. lie ordered the Yankee 10 STOP which was
done. lie then sent officer and Eve on the Kato
and directed the tug 10 take the bark back 10 the city
Aner the bark was turned back, the Mag
nolis was about sir miles from the Hook
The Magnolia thea came back when nea
Couey Island witness crossed the bow Of the Yankee aud
intercepted her; witness hailcd the Magnolia and pat an
officer aud SIX men aboard Of her the Magnolia then fo
lowed the Harriet Lane, when they arrived at the city
the passengers Of the Magnolia board his vessel
they were Eve In number; Mr.. Mccormick was one of
them Henrico Ia Costa another; Ia Costa passed or
a Portuguese; witness had met Ia Costa before; be had
met him on the brig Brsman.
The cross examination Of the captain elected nothing
material
Richard Mccormick, Of the steamtug Magnolia. testified
20 taking Captain Otto out IN his boat he had not been
bis boat but he did not know that he 60 board
the bark; he had known otto as mate; vent down the
bay at the order q the person IN charge OF the bark hc
did not know that he was on board her again.
The witness not cross examined.
James Brooks, one II the crew Of the Kate was dc
charged from custody. aud then testified that he
slapped as cabin boy al agent eaned Soa1Ansi a, 80
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THE NEWS BY THE PALESTINE.

QuKREo, July Q, 1860.
The steamship Palestine, from Liverpool 9th via Lon
douderry 2sth ult passed Farther Point at lao p NJ
Yesterday and reached this port to-day Owing TO an in
terrupou Of the wires the could not be photographed
from Farther Pc nt 10 New York.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 2sth'
The steamship Nova scotian, from Quebec, arrived az
Queenstown 9th.
The steamship saxonia rom new iorX, 1rVeu a.
Cowes night of the 2Tth
The news which is day later, is quite unimportant
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, June %, 1860.
The English funds closed heavy last evening. There
were nc good operations at the Bank The Sandman
loan expected be offered at Turia for public subscrip
ton by the beginning Of July.
The Star gives apparently authentic account Of the
proceedings Of the Committee Of the House Of Commons
relative to the conflict OF the two Houses states that
the report agreed not wholly Bright wholly
wslpole and that the committee has not shown much
spirit IN vindcaton of the privilege Of the lower House
The report will probably be laid the table to night
numerous meeting of the working classes held at
PaddngtOn Green last night to consider the question of
the present high price of provisions Resolutions
passed that the present famine prices not ustaable
and have resulted from system of monopoly and class
legislation.
Robert Brough, the author and dramatist is dead.
The Post has telegraph despatch announcing that the
Sultan has established Council of Finance charged with
drawing up regulations necessary for good aimnistra
ton arranging the details Of the receipts and expen
ditures Of the State
Tie London Tunes says the promised Kcapoan
stitution comes too late.
The French mail is detained-blowing hard in the
Channel.
The Journal des Das expresses surprise at the extra
ordinary language Of the London papers respecting the
review OF volunteers at H Park only twenty thousand
being present
The Steele declares the Papal loan contrary TO the ira
dtions Of the church Every council held has excommu-
ncated lenders at interest and contributions Of eter
pence" has sigIaly failed
Palermo letter that Garoaldi lost upwards Of
900 in the conflict Of the 21th and 18th Of My.
PARIS. June IS, 1860
The Monifetr publishes convention between France
and England relative the division OF the captures
China
The Acner also announces that the funeral Of Prince
jerome viii take place on Tuesday next.