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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

Arnold Grove Society, Hillsborough Circait
Of the Baltimore NJ. +. Conferences, Loudsu
CO., Va held mesting . 5sw days ago. thS
tions Wero unanimously adopeoa' psUses1Enf
against the action OF the Genefat ton5sf91cS
On the subject Of slavery; repndtattnG The
sentipents Of the new chapter introdaeed Int
mis - ~ ana csating for Z aeonvention of nin@
tsters and laymen who SntertatA the. sentiI
ments Of the meeting. ..s & s.s.ssssI - H. 1
NEW SrAxPs-fn order 10 faciiitass ne
prepay meat Of pos taes ON lsftsss addressed i
1osoi9n coontstes, and % avoid the eSaseessity
lefamxipg thereie large number efsnsmpa
weight - - t0sasjsct tes Betts1 70 adalttsaal
posaeA tho DypaSinsnt has orqsFea tie =!
suing of t4w sSnmpe of The sd4nomtnsstou q
=: g and @ e. ssas. !s.p,ssivsiy ss-eses
week. ~ 3e-csnt staaps soon. .tbsrsA9ter, An4
the s0-cent stamps q s6on aj fksT GA b p3oE
cursd.--Nss. Ist goa lEsfa
|s n.r,,Arv ,rc,,. 3, Trce-r-s.c- -, 9 9 ssl ~.
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leeeAa leNpert9sfec - teWeolen ~ theif
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Ax1osr / T1AeHpx.-The philadelphia In
Quirsr relates the failowing tneideat in COM
asctioa with ths sssssnes 81 ~ Japaaess in
Iass Svssips, apsut haif.tass s,clock. tAe
reD0St Of pistol stArtled the croHoe e1sen-
Md o. ~ OppsisentalH Hoo, = the Japanese
apartmepts, II seeme that @q4pdivjduAl par-
,naily iuabftat1d, Obtained AdMittasce "a thS
eraseers. AA4 eelerine ntp eonyefaattoA With
one Of them, exhlbtted leeded ptstel..- The
lataer ac5iAGntAl3y Nena Of, The hail whtzxtnG
past tAe Asiatiee ess a9a egfyiAs lts3af = n re
Ateaty AyaH. NJ eyayd - eee19ed Hpon fhe
ine6riated man, de1ying him - hetfal. sLAp
h1a1e Nat9eecue1..sF 2 It n eviAea1 that the Ja-
.4Aasee Aaye eorfaes - WY sFee)At q IN
HIa1 WmDs.-l1Asss Nsle AsGvy wiaAs %
~ ~ mt: ii W6iAtaGton. 1sseell. and L.
Heenn1ias, svsptaU Auay 1Da1eA haewtnt
dpWe A0nsoa. -. "a 1eenessss, ~ DriStoa
1gsus eiSes - bllewing aa1pslt = a:
! II heMp of uRs3 3Deee ua11 ~ sGnlltvpD
Aonn41s ylaa 1oONn0tD Spteeoa< ~ Ntob u.
stdgtlT e4leAt 80 ~ - ~ An9gnasee sene
NJ =. q Sskss.sz; Me- ~ =.
.snoDe1s11ss 6ou1o N1e u1ctv - l49ta1ogpd.
! A11a 1ytoeuce - seyegEeA q - katri-
~ ne R'es'. 4 Sl II: - g: - ys,.i.e ssss1
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w J. .s..sss. zsSat a.e7- kIUWs3lxMx xxN I.
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DENTISTRY.

hv may hereafter be found at his Office, No
91x Main street. between 9Th and 10th,
montS. mh - SIN
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ..Tas Cleo
Wplastc and Vulcante process.-9. W.
~4o JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied
Of its ahsolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
az msy DO dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect sdsptstion of the plate to the
him to insert one or more teeth tcithoxt eiasys.-
This method having been adopted BY those stand
ing hixhest in the DEofe0BiOn, North and South,
tostimonisis viii bs given and speclmens exhimte9
TO those wishing to SEQ them. Sets Of Teeth, On
gold or any other plate wal q courss b made for
tracing, and sll 0eaer operations gently and tho
roughly peTfpFmed. Teeth extracted By ELEC-
Once on Main street. opposite ConnthiaS
Hail 1fT s.iaG notify
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~ MOUNTAIN TOR HOUSE,

Ys.HaY tAs
k4 Persons in search Of pleasant, agree
most delightful places ia the InountaIns OF Vir-
ula. Situased On sop of the Blue Ridge. l21 miles
vest 9f Richmond. Visitors will como via Vlr-
rhl always ind > CONVEYANCE to the Mountain Tor.
10 best to write fev days before hand.
ie i2-eod3ts r r. LTPSCOMB
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.
oGeRR< FOR SALE.-A BOSTON CHASE
EYQ$X and II A RN E 8 =. Apply at HIX'S
z-@rtables, ON l0.h ct. je II -Gs
oRRsR, CARRIAGE FOR SALE The
Es4C mbecIb ber has for sale q new one horse
-[CARRIAGE and HARNESS, made in
the city, OF the best matariel and fne work0an-
ship. It will be scld low II early appIcntieA Is
made. Also. one second hand CARRIAGE and
HARNESS, to be sold low. = q g
49, JOHN P. HARDWOOD,
j. eat . At o. A. Francis Coach Shop,
On Franklin street, near Old Market.
my 8-am .----L 20
Z 65&Rx CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
ES0k The suL4cfiher has ON HAND, at his Coach
- .M.kins Establishment. on lombard Al
assI &c cSS1R,hla4 y1P,G Hotel s; e6ACHEs cH4RI0
out tops. and sU LKl EB-all Of his own make, Of
the hest material and werkmanshp- p-8ll of which
viii be sold a. low - good work of the kind can be
in the city Of Richlnond, and respectfully ask .
call from those in want II any article in the Car
mage line. a. an determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prlces possible; and all work
'Its fs MMdsm I'd n 10 ''Mi 'MiCAJAH MANGuM.
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IA AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR
aSssis.s a'a.sss ssq !, ss:e, :,.
t,eI, Jet.rsve. on the Richmond and DSnvtilS
aslroad, 50 miles from Richmond, viii be opon
,., Iuly when there will always b con nyev ance
70 tsre the visitor 70 and from the Springs
TKRxs-S3o per month, 41O per week, and -
e.r day. Say P8i
asps. OF SIX volunteer companies. We are max
"a arfsnsc,nents to accommodate ON that occa-
son several thousand pertons.
rN-3m' THUS. c. WfLINON 4 NONS
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THE ST0RN AND Irs EFvEcTs.-An idea OF
the aggregate amount of property destroyed
by the late tornado can b gather ed from the
reports furnished by various newspapers pub
lished in the sections ravished. Alter one has
read all the accounts, however, he can bu,
family conceive the suffering and prfvation
experienced by families, rendered houseless,
and in many instances foodiess and clothelese,
by the dreadful visitation. From steamboat
captain, who arrived in this City yesterday,
having visited the towns Of Camahche, Iowa,
and Albany. Illinois. aud other points, We
learn that hundreds Of families have been left
destitute Ofa home. Many wounded women and
children are obliged to wander about the stnaete,
without medical assistance, with sea .
shred of clothing upon them. st Loud
llth. f
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ron sAIH AND RENT.


ron sAI.H AND RENT.
- FOR RENT-A (ops story brick HOUSE,
81 tas vest side Of 5th, tstwesn Clay and
a; aiss e.sn
an modern improve nents. Rent 4S0Q. 4 e7sfs.s
So sos's sod s sajo,ajI2s q. E'A& e ssM
js1s-sts O1poslte the Asnsncan Hotel.
a5os &! .es @ ). :s:.as 3sss & 1SRsss 6sg e
10 ;sis Isl 81 street, Rswniass asts lIih Ho1rApAr.
- FOR 1ENT-TwO LARGE ROOMS on
s sss & sfiS:fs fHpEx ie2 c',s 1ss
kHS haE1.s: s: :ss s &.
f:.t :na fss ;ssl g S:s
.sis Iaiidiss. .eIse e rvsais' Ioplps. eoI aad
kss si.o 6 sstrs.ss fSon Gsesi s.rsse Tsis i
4; =. ;..s
TSx ss.s,.a 8 N! d,s E:,' s:
~ sas! z Co. eosssssioa sivs9 e YsI9sTbsf.
! dsM1 80. ~ : csnsr sAa:i dSTi dS5sslssis.
ssd dssiisas nCGSE, o 5tf sfrsst, SossS a
CsFya esa.:sEisg Fsca. 8 ~ gcp9psA ior god IL
sss s,.s sss 81 rssss g s srSss g ~
:. !. :. ,'si.;'b "a Yss:a
~ 9. I:::::s g
6Ie8 - sloiaA 's9n.9. ssc1ntg oessIied q
l:; !: s e;;';' ifss !, s s T; s; I !. =
Y61 EENf-5svSssL E0Rili - -
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Z vieiess Dog "A woman named EttxaNoth
Hope, q resident Of - stteet near Bfoad, ap.
Epeared befofs the Mayor yestsrday, 70 ohoW
cause why she sh0ald not b aned foY
peFmittinga vicious dog 70 g a. largs, Watch.
man Wsssertpsn tssttdeA. 19at De hrgfs et.
tucked him, ana that Il NdS With dJmculsy he
escaped an aDplsa<aat eoataet with his teeth,
Hla AoDoBosdessA ~ deg 10 ~ 1seapet1tsd
Jorfhvifh. ~ q ,sFssT tzspsiss&s.,7 a'yta e
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Military DyiHs.-Capitol Square II now ths
driil ground OF the volunteer cpmp1nisA of the
city, one or the other Of them ,Occupyine IL
nearly every afternoon tp the week, and lafse
num6en OF persons regularly Sssembip 10
eee 1hsm. Company r. Oapt Cary, y desot.
f6g good deaf Of .tme 70 drill. pfeoaFatoy1 "a
a6d t6e 0rays, UApt. Elliott, orc fquaily g.
tisA. q they have ah invitsticn 70 Ik1inS bon!
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RnDlexArIQN.--FsP. r. DIatr, who Was admit
ted 70 . seAt IN: tha House . feW days ago, over
resign, 70 take eject q ths sdd cf tSc present M
eessioh Of OonxfUGos The election IN His.
souYt for 0embess 0f O0Ugress vill take plaes
In AuGusts and 1r. Barrett who was 20
wrongfully ousied, having been nominated for
Ie.eleciiOn, the battle between ~ and Blair
Will b fouehs over. sH 8s ~ IA Fs
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.Cysel Aes.-In passing along 10Th street near
Cary, yesterday afternoon, We saw . womsn
leading and dragging her son By the hands
lad about nine years ld-and learned from
her that some one had Induced him to drink d
quantity Of whiekey, and that he was intoxi!
Gated. The mother seemed u b In = vioIen
passion with the chile, and made such noise
10 the street that policeman WAS sent for 70
quiet her.. From, appearaRces Sha. too, had
beep looking through tho bottom Of = tumblsr,
and was not altogether sober, :, 49,. .se,sase
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Sse,ss Fxal.-If there 10 mot, there ought "a
be, q secret fund In every city from which
means could be drawn to,eAable police officers
to 60 in search Of escaped feloHs. Very few, ii
meaas at any time to make D. trip of any dis.
lance to capture an escape |; andtf ordered 70
60, they must borrow from some friend In.
police sufacient sum to pay expcases. WI y
they should b requiTsd 10 lean 10 shs city,
We cannot eee. a....f 30 20. e "a aaHl -a
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a. xoYAIs sCOGOHx.-Ihe HAmittoo uesmu.
diel. Qf thA 3osA plt. stasss that ~ 0ovoSn-
meat athAdpA6peda an address tnvtung u prlneo
oe Wujes . viDlt 0efmuAA, asa appSopsiatod
o40o - 1o0Dy @e1peo1oD WA1oh ~ - lo.
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gan. of New York. (says the New Orlsaaa
ContdAercfaf Bu1iStinO Who opened tho Black
Rspuhucan CoNvsat16n ~ Chicaeo with .
speecbs u the came asatlemaa who signed the
recoinmsndation tor Aelper's book aad con-
~ . campaign document. Aud 0evernof
MoIgan made the larger gpertaoa Of bis 1br.
tune here In New Orlsousy ~ spsculations In
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Sssaliss CAtsksss. der Reach, AdsAt-
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer ths
charge of stealing w. chickeps, worth 81,
from George Valen tine. ME-. valeasls0st stated
that soon after her 'hnshaad lsfe home last
Thursday mornip6, she heayo = potse among
her chickens, and going to the window to as
certain the cause, san, tina prisonsr jqmn Abe
fence ana run on, with two Of her birds M
der his Arm. She immedia gave chase, And
pursued him 10 Signiago's door,, Withons
catching him, She rscognlzsd him 40 the fhief,
and afterwards recovered = portion ot the
feathers, bat the ehickens conld not BE fQnpd.
Alexander was jodged not 10 be fnnocent and
n s therefore r6manded to an1tFer An tndiat-
ment BY he next Grand Jay W = -
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AAA- VARIETY PR \ 9 3 .-Thess
NAYsprings. situated in the county Of Angus
ia. on the Virginia Central Raliro.d. ff-
reSSeptlon Of visitors ON the lst Of JUNE next.
n@ard-sEVEN DOLLARS per week.
we have also several CABINS for rent to per-
sens D with families desiring to attend tho Springs
reIsons desir.ng information in relation to the
eenaracter OF these waters, already become cele--
maled ior their medicinal virtues in . variety of
Giseases. will address the subscribers at fOnd Gap
~. lmy S-lawlml c. w. BURKUS & GO.
LA WHITE ACLPHUR SPRINGS,
EAY GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
This long established WATERING
viii be Opened for tie reception Of visitofs
Many new and important sasrangsasats have
en made slnce the last seaeon in this large es-
sssfahMent - and no e1orts win b spared to make
- JEREMIAH MORTON. President.
= hrNrHAErs. General euperintend1nt. =
pu E9rrespondents will please address J. HUN.
c,..!E SaperintendentW White SULPHUR SPRINGS,
seeaofier county, Va. ap pl9-e0dtlJnly
LA 1EDYORD ALUM AND lODlN1
I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ssrings will b open
for the reception Of Visitors ON the 18th
= yahe rhev are situated directly on the Lynch
~ AND Salem urnpike. ten miles from Lynch
VIZ and four naies from Fore1t Depot: on the
'ntinia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
nce w,li run daring the season tOcrnvey vlsit-
Tgsnd from the Springs. Persons from Easteth
Ss1ssya ancs, will take the 8outh Side RiIroad at
pVsrsbars. ,henoe to lynchbny&. And then Der
Virginia and Te1uessse Ksilroad 70 Forest Depot.
NI-3m p. ECHOl.S z SONS. PHOUFlAfoFa.
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. THD BnoH3A DooRe ron Tn1 OAPlTOL.--lt
IL stated by Captain Meiss that the bronzs
New YORK from Italy, cost S9oOOoI and not
$10,tO1 ~ has been stated In some Of The neWe-
papere. Eight thopsand dollara was psid 70
the artlst for the design the remaining $4,000
went for casting, &c. A strong desire 10 en-
pressed In New York that they should - pub
licly exhihttsd tAsre.-Ssas. -. .,...l..'-- =.
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Secret Lodgisxs.-IieetO Orons, on Thnrsdsy
night last, II raseing Dr. HeadI Church, dis
Hoddey & Strother, 81 ugly stored away under
the steps Of that building. sud sppArently
asleep. Suypectink somet4ing wrong. Tom
was at once legged and draSSed out, and - he
sccoantof himself No weS taken before the
Mayor and ordered TO ~ hoGxed. !. -
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4 JoB yoB 0ADUYAW4. RaTey oas hogan
He u 10 operate np0n The gigaatjc cart. horse.
Captain, - hAuds high, Wotghtsg - SWt, (pro .
bsbly t6e lsresst hosss'ta Eagtand.) Who has
dsawa six toas weight hilton eight psRsoas,
him g dog dos rak-LssNAs Nees.
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NKw SAfnT.-Adyicesf from Rome state that
there was 70 b grand ysss At the Vatican on
the 2Oth nit, for tue beAsi0catjon Of the
newly -mans Fssach Nsint ess Labre. Q cole
ssaas1 Aekear Of Boulegaa whe diedia l7s3
|. Mgr: PaTtsts, ths 1lxApp rpf Arrasy .aceon.
panied By twelve priestA has goas % R6me,
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colore6 ntsn r. P4ila9rlphta, cOuvicssd of. at-
t6opting 70 f66r - Moss Hosnsy, ~ fb6fsive
sls1o 1sosA vlrelalA, heve hesa eeuseoSs1 20
tAe Usattestiafy ~ iAirty Aays. snA 1nsa ess
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H.,ts.s, cIsss.r 6 o. ! / 49, ~
4ssssss.. ss:sss - ;Iksis ~ l ! slIss .
s:s::.! g: 3; 3: 's';s a',.,;: .is. s
Mibefv4 4. fpefer asd rhoN1s Vtfklnaol
!edIsisd foss - dseasa s Nor "a y,
,lSs,s Wv se. gss::ss':s s. s Cd d;ss
JohA O. McMelian. lndicss4 for 4 shad
me4hdf-seih prqsefti kntsrsd.. s 80 -
aad II. q. Dzwzon. inil.isd 1cr HiidenS9 q.
ssss ossi sss 8 ss;s Ia .s,s1st sss.
HLahodt IIcsnss. -coattatld 10 aszt 953ls, "a "a
John Husy, fsioaiousiX staDllng ,QwH Rf
~, q ihs len NAY ssalli g tisa seasiarSs1
!, : EdHard d Rsrrow, sudisss6 hi atiax ! pts,Si
sA tne 1ase.g.ee--e.c9 80 1l.lseo.s saas 1sssas
Hsy1yiss 10 CswYlssss ssss. "a l1rss nsHlsf u
,.scssrs wsrs @ go down shs Hssn.csd -
II cempleting thei work - 1Aylofss Mfnl,
abont two miles from Wees F04n6 WhscN viii
Be finished In tle cesfrse Of = feN N0eks. 1t1
drawsbsidGe Over the RSn6ptsy tivsf s1ill
SsSsssidy Ss'ssd . ;: Ts;g TsCgs,.s ~ q = III ss % % e :
run from there - Wet P6fHt tlKas feeAts6s.
Ing the Pouteto Merton. etc.; " tAoyAil6 n6d
~ Steam16at 'From Thy IOfN, nutt u the
road lowest PoiAt; wilf - 1a1d % srtts<l
- pct down. Ne. sWar4 - esGGuelDr
intends hurrying this WORK through - Yap1ds
" d circains tancte viii admit, 'ana viii
probably cofnplctAa II early this NIL WhSa
the bridge e nnished. howtver asA the ears
and from WeSt Point win % % sheft tAAt no
one will object 70 1t. sssst Asaa sSlRtks4f
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Qaoit Cl4bs would prove In valuable TO young
men who lead sedentary lives, or follow ppr-
suits not calculated to develop. the muscular
system, If the members would meet punctual-
IL, and practice half an hour each day. In
ali such Clubs, excessive Indulgence In eating
and drinking should be prohibited. Young
men generally pay too little attention TO ply
eical cultivation. The most feeble constifu-
tion may be benefted by prudent exercise,
feeble, might b made strong and healthy, by
discreet exercise In the open aiR and propel
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Farther ffsm lsaly-Cruelsy as Naples-
60 8eenaA Receives d BELT, &C.. &c.
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nawha county, Va Star says Of tAe xanawha
river: I'VE have now land hAo iii Of last
summsr,) boats thAt"tAn ard Will run from
here 70 Ciucinnasi upoA The lowest stage oi
W1see ko0Wn n 1Ais ftvegl We believe Shat
No. sseiAess tahahitAnts'; cannet tell Whsa
there xsless than eiehtaen Inches Of Water
In the KAnawha river, and We have stsamsfs
$50 feet long that can 2ad do run and cArTy
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Sd MotOsUa WweAoHa H. tRNuho ~ tohD0
plAee q. .tAiA heV ~epAA h1ishmoal1 ~ ovoeoGo
npmeer Of hopAeads hsiDg sabont ssvsaiy
per day. ssVW ssss' ~" ~
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50 HonAIsLA MuHDsR.-Mrs Abe Rhodes, wifb
Of b. o. RAoAse, Was Iesnd dad ID Lumber
River on Aonday last with her, threat eut
and he.d crashed. She had fsw days pre-.
ShaA Witliama takis6' with then eae0O in
money. Williams hAs teen arrested ana LEGGED
in jail At Lumhertop - swatt bis trisl.-Ssy-
ssteriils ~. c. Caroliaias, l3tA tsss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
Ben 9rltaas Nloneu stlarhst.
3 CnEscENr OrrIcE. No. 10 Camp street,
Wedhesday EVENING, Auglist .. 1860.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Wednesday Evening, August %. 1860
There FREE supplies OF long paper offering
through those useful members Of the body financial
hem he note brokers' appeared have their pockets
commercial and mortgage securities, and prepared
huyess capitalists al rates The calls or offer
Ings the banks very moderate number being only
six Of the old banks at the others proper.
sionaby Light III amount but plentiful in number.
A shower Of up and off midst of the
business hours eoparng the moving Of Western produce,
which appears very plentiful the levee this time
large for the season o the year mind come tc
good cash mare which will return larger proceeds
than the products had been sent 10 New York Boston
Infhe general Exchange market there active demand
f1r sight funds New York at Z There hays beer
sales within the ast two days to the aount Of S40061O IN
bank checks with outside transactions considerable
tent the of the year The position Of Exchange
srst and the very demand Northern sight funds
1SS pre., puzzle several Of old dnacers
can hardly realized how there should money
owing the West ths city The chief
York funds frem the West that great West which
like and calling New Orleans Exchange exchange,
changa the East With repeated remark send yol
abundance paper which you make your
fections to meet our orders.
The counter rate to-day checks was steady
and Uniform II pre. There big
uphill work it. Outside. there sales at lGa
BIO prem. rszatie ofsrings light In sixty
days sight ales "a and dis. These quo.
sations under real offerings and bona ade sales IN
Sterling the sales for reia tho high gure no.
Sc have fom lessz to lioiz, with the proyo that
drawers d fs exceedingly svhich something Of
ineallon that exchange Europe destined aganSt
TsEc noug done 10 day IN bonds In bank shares
gheEa segS bank shares offered the market this
mo,nens.
a tins ioffeccaFng bs tar the purchase Of 0O ef the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
HIN 0rleans Aailp Gresttnt.
8ibtr SateIIiasllla.
partsrcs - eiiameous-CIippings from
ear Exchanges To-day. etc.


cnrscErr orricx No. 70 Camp street,
The weather yesterday condy, with considerable rain
Despite the weather mud however business urged for
ward and activity manifested.
steamers Southwestern and Planet from the Mound City
conness recently constructed by parties In Cincinnati m
Capt VIM Harrison, and designed exclusively for the Ret
river trade conssTtas the arrivals mammoth eyee The
Southwestern heavily ledened, the eut
of Cape wl y Harper. She leaves for 81 Louis and
way landings along the route
THE neat Hight packet Silver Wave Capt Mcsliep left
last evening with LITTLE freight.
Tha Stephen Dccafu last evening but
has deferred her departure this evening
Te present condition IL the Lower Mississippi Nieksbnrg
contemporary gives IS follows
Hoe alt quarter less wains Paw Paw Island mark
twain rssnsis feet i f EEL scs seant @
isfsn IS est Pleasant feet Birds Island,
Island & n0S l?Ss Sss Bsna @ II feet M Pow.
crawferis FEET Tessg Islasd N iees Hat Island 81
land 5fssf; BsidEewsters feet Widow Boards feet
Te stcarers Gladiator and Edward Walsh left St
Epaas che 18th all for this The Champion
noanced q lease on the 9th
TBe onzo Child Arago for ST. Louis passed Memphis
on ths 9th.
The steamer Sunny South viii here toorrow
Al meeting Of steamboat Captains Louisville The 18th.
stops were taken towards organization Of assoea
ton Capt g Aeekin presided The bylaws and constitution
Of the New Orleans association adopted and in addition
the niaon fee assessed each boat be
paid trip for fund to bs used for the benefit Of the
Nl,non, n,...
als y = EesA''' eapsH y = A's'ss' s aae q" a.ouis
1t is said the steamer choctaw can be raised
,sx .s &. !. !. - '0'Nis " O 'A, maj Aet,
SO sssss ". q I, ~ ~, w. y , = ,,,,
ia fat huess M and r. b aSe slerea mtg
Mr. Henry Con superintendent Memphis and Ohio
Railroad. strong trio. Memphis Bulletin.
aain raas III aons MI ~ IN f ba iasrps T
ssf arrival from below reports six feet in he channel out to
aiEo and apous siS and half feet between Cairo and Mem
Tie Arkansas river has taken notion TO swell again. and a
telegrapc dispatch from Fort Smith states that
s several feet and was stiit swelling