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MuNstaEg ana Gpu1nlsrtiaI 2thisn.
BALTIMORE, July 81, 1860.

BALTIMORE, July 81 1860.
There was fair amount of business done the Stock
Board to-day, but the transactions chiefly in fan
cies some of which rather stronger, and others
somewhat weaker than yesterday For Baltimore and
ohio Railroad the market continues unsettled There
was as has been the for time past but little
inquiry for it, and no sales made to-day, but it
closed at sl bid s74 asked regular way the price bid
oeing ST higher than yesterday and the price asked
81 lower Northern Central Railway was however pretty
active the sales adding up about 700 shares 1t sold at
the opening at $22A this figure being decline of on
yesterdays price, but it advanced subsequently to 22x
at which figure the closing sales made 1t left off
however at 22S bid S23 asked regular way In Loans
there was but little done but both Railroad bonds and
City 6s were very firm Sales were made of 1929 City
6s 1875 at lO d but for 1s9Os 102 was bid The only
sale OF Railroad bonds was one Of 1000 Northwestern
Virginia Endorsed third mortgage bonds at H. but for
Northern Central 1855 there some inquiry and
they closed at 66& bid, 67H asked. For the Mining
stocks there pretty good demand and most of them
were higher than on yesterday. Springfield advanced
% and Guford SIG. Sales were made of 600 shares
Of the former at and 500 shares of the latter 81
We note also sales of $50 shares Gardner Hill at S63 900
shares North State at $2I2 49, 300 Consolidated
atSlSG1K 200 shares Baltimore and North Carolina at
slS which is an advance; and coo shares Cambridge
$lS9O6 the closing sales being made at the latter
figure .---
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A JEwELRY STORE ROBBED IN THE DAYTIME
About two o'clock Saturday afternoon the
18th instant Stubenzanch's ewelry store, Chartres
street, New Orleans, was robbed of velvet case
containing ST 200 worth of diamond jewelry. The
case was in the showcase nearest the ont door of
the store. At the time the two clerks were in the
apartment of the store, the door of which was
wide open; but neither of them saw or heard anv
enter or leave the store at the time the theft
committed. The officer who was called in was
of opinion that the burglar who planned the opera
tion employed little boy to do the work, and
while he watched from without, the bov crept
through the store and around behind the counter
opened the showcase, hid the tray of iewelry in
his bosom, and then returned the same way his
light footballs being drowned in the ratrling noise
of passing drays omnbuses.
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Postmaster General
is about to issue an important circular to postmas.
ters, requiring, among other things, that in all
cases postage stamps, and not money, shall be used
on the prepayment of postages, and prohibiting
the use of the rating stamps in cancelling postage
stamps neglect to cancel postage stamps effect
ually, or to postmark letters plainly, will be re-
garded as cause for serious censure if not removal
and all postmasters required to report every in
Instructions are also to be issued on execution of
the recent provision of Congress for the return of
letters to the writers thereof when they are not ia.
ken out of office by those to whom they are ad-
dressed as ..... ...
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

ST. JOHN, n. B.-Schr. Sea Breeze $50 OOO latbs
! 600 pickets, 1000 feet boards order
HAursP0RT, n. S.-Br. Brig Mary Mortoa.-2SO tons
plaster, Kelsey & Gray.
ckio kio DE JANEIRo, VIA WILMINGToI N. C.-Brig Union
Sate.-2,0 900 bags coffee order
For Shipping Intelligence see 4th page
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LATE EESS NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Commercial Troubles I'M the Water

commercial Troubles i'm the Waters of the
Netherlands.
WAsHINcToN, July 22.-Accounts continue to
reach this city, that mercantile marine is sub
lected to the most annoying perplexities in the
waters OF the Netherlands, India, SO much so, in
deed, that unless some remedy be interposed by
our Government, no American commander will
risk his life and the property of his employers in
those seas. Several cases of mutnous conduct
reaching to violent assaults on the ships officers,
have occurred within the past few years, at Bata-
via, Sourbaya and other Dutch East India ports,
and when the authorities were invoked for protec.
ton, the answer was, the alleged outrages oc.
Cured under the American flag, and were not
cognizable by the Dutch authorities.
he cases of the "Hussar," "Norman," and the
more recent one, the ''Staghound,' - in which the
estimable son of Captain Hussey was brutally mur-
dered, are well known in this city. The last-named
case is now before Mr.. Hilger, the Solicitor of
Treasury, and shows degree of superciliousness on
the part of the Dutch authorities, at Batavia,
amounting almost to the offense of porceps crimi-
ms.
The opinion prevails that we should have new
Convention with the Government of the Hague,
and that, until such Convention shall be ratified.
the United States ought, by all MEANS to send some
of our most efficient and prompt naval officers to
that station, to guard against further Injustice.
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DUEL OR A MURDER-MYsrERIous AFFA1R.-On
saturday morning last, says the New Orleans
Courier, as officers Venant and Rousseau of the
second district police were out cunning in the re-
glon OF the city park, they came across on their
way home, near the foot CT Bienville street, the
dead body of man. On examination they found
1t to be penetrated by some six or seven wounds
one IN the forehead and one in the left side. Close
by the body lay large, old and rusty stiletto.
some eighteen inches long, the handle of which was
stained with fresh blood. Leaving the body, they
Immediately sent word for the coroner As they
were returning home it occurred to them that they
mad seen, some ten minutes before their discovery
Oh the dead body, a man in very excited state,
running oil very fast his clothes torn and his oen
erai appearance Indicative of some disaster The
appearance OF this man is short and thick set, a
small black goatee, and the general air of Sicilan
or Spaniard. As there was a rumor that two ST
cilians had gone out to fight duel, it is believed
mat TINS Is the case and the result is alluded to-
put other persons say foul murder has been com
mltted: The dead man has also the appearance of
Slclan or Spaniard. Lieut.. Creven arrested
Antonio Dango, who is suspected of having com
mitted the murder.
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A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-The New Orleans Delta
of the 10Th says: By the arrival of the steamship
Magnolia last evening" we learn that on the llth
instant, the day she left Key West, fshing-smack
brought into port twelve or fifteen men taken off of
aSpanish schooner, and that they reported that
their own vessel was burned at sea- But by other
reports received at Key West, it was the general
impression they were a part of the crew of an
American bark supposed to be the Sultana of New
York, that had been engaged in the slave trade,
and had just landed her cargo, consisting of $50
Africans, at near Matanzas, Cuba, and immedi-
ately burned their vessel to the waters edge, and
then affected their escape 1t was also reported at
Key West that the United States war steamer
Crusader had received the information and on the
9th or 10th had started in search of the bark
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Fire and Loss of Life.

LAWRENCE, July 2l.-A large wooden building.
owned by Mr.. Hazleton, and occupied by several
lrlsh families, was burnt this morning, and a
woman and child were burnt to death. Two fire.
men were also badly injured.
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ELoPEMENr AND ARREsT.-A young gentleman
named John Dubois, book-keeper at a wholesale
store IN Cortlandt street, New York. was taken be-
lore Recorder Tilden at JERSEY CITY, YESTERDAY
morning, and held to bail in the sum Of $500. on
@ ~@uarge oil having eloped with a young married wo-
MAN MAN named Mrs. Susan Bond 1t appears that
iat D. n' disappeared from home on Tuesday night
bnn' aa anu ane husband finding that a quantity of
sorotbin apparel was also missing, suspected
somethlng wrong. Upon further search some let
ters from Dubois ;who was on intimate tarms With
the famlly) were discovered the contento Of which
led to the suspicion that he was aware of Mrs "a
whereabouts. Mr.. Bond placed the case in the
hands of ex-detective Wildey, who is ralat;va
and he commenced to work up the case. On Thurs
day night the officer followed Mr.. Dubois from his
place of business for several hours, until he finally
crossed to Jersey City. After walking entirely
around the block, Mr.. Dubois entered the Amer-
can HOTEL where Mr.. Wildey shortly after fol-
lowed; From the book-keeper persons connected
M WIN the hotel he could not gain any information,
out nnaily, from a boarder learned that a gentle
man and lady, answering the description. had been
stopping there for several days. Mr. Wdey then
ploceeuea 10 an upper parlor where he found the
u uauts siItng upon sofa. Feeling highly indig-
haht at the manner his relative had been BETRAYED
y bJ Preeenaed lrlend' MIR; Wildey dealt Dubois
heaVy blow on the face, which caused the blood 10
now freely. 1t is stated that he then drew a revo-
Ver' when the young woman sprang between him
ana her paramour, and others also interfering fur
tner oloodshed was prevented Mr.. Wildey then
procured the assistance of officer George Clark
ana DUBOIS was conveyed to the cells, where he
NAMED until yesterday morning, when he gave
bonds to appear for examination. The husband re-
used 10 conclllate matters, and the wife returned
nome with an uncle. Dubois entered a complaint
against Mr.. Wildey for assault and battery, but
uhoer the circumstances the Recorder declined to
entertain it, and Mr.. D. consoed himself by threat
Times, JuIy q.
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Massachusetts, Politics.

BosroN, July PA public reception was given
| 70 Hon. Anson Burlingame by his constituents, in
| Cambridge, last evening, at which speeches were
made by Mr.. Burlingame, Governor Banks and
| Hon. John Sergeant. There was large attend
| ance. % ~
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disaster to Sailboat-Three Lives Lost
BOSTON, July PA pleasure boat ca me in COLI
sion last night with schooner in the ha rbor caus-
ing tne drowning of two girls and young man,
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MOTHER PoIsoNs HER SoN.-The Wheeling In
teHigencer, of Saturday, says that Sunday morn
ing last, the l4th instant, young named
Walford, residing at Salesvle, west of that city,
on the Central Ohio Railroad, had strychnine ad-
ministered to him in his Coffee and so serious were
the effects that his life was only saved by early
application to physician and immediate remedies
Strange as it may seem, circumstances point to
Walford's mother as the person who administered
the poison. Mrs. WIS husband died very suddenly
few weeks since, of what was then supposed to
be apoplexy, but the death is now thought to have
been the result of poison. A full examination into
the circumstances of the case is to be had.
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EUROPE.
PER STEAMER AFRICA,

we are IN receipt of our files of London and
LiVerpooi papers by the steamer Africa at New
ork' from which we select the following items of
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Mr. R. Ten Broeck's horse Satellite, by Albion,
entered for the Stamford plate of 200 sovereigns
at Newmarket races, on the 4th instant, won the
race alter gallant struggle with MIR. Sax0n's
Brown Duchess and nine other famous horses. The
betting was three to one against him. Satelll5e rs
entered for the Goodwood stakes, with the ouos OF
ten to hnf arainst
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United States Marshal Johnson, Johnson, OF Unlo' mas
SONS for rssfus;no to answer questions propounded
bv the assistant marshals under the census law
The 90 sas are in Trumbu and Cuyahoga counties.
M nanalty under the law is thirty dollars.
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On Tuesday last, as Michael Mullane and James
Brown were driving home in a wagon by the gas
works, near Lawrence, they overlook an Irish
woman, upon whom, after knocking her senseless,
Brown committed a felonious assaults Mullane
afraid to interfere with Brown, and coun-
tryman who had come up, was equally indisposed
to risk his precious person in skirmish with the
brute Brown. Officers are in pursuit of Brown
Boston Courier ,T,ly 90
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PAGES picture of the "Fght into Egypt" which
has recently been sent from Rome, is in the exhb-
ron room of Mr. Snedecor, in Broadway. 1t is
small canvas, and will not be classed among his
great successes.
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The operation performed upon the eyes of Mrs.
Core the novelist, has not been successful in res
toring her sight.
Totty, the murderer of his sister-in-law, Miss
Thorn, in Richmond, on Wednesday, was arrested
on Friday and committed for trial.
William B. Astor, son of the late John Jacob
Astor, is said to be worth at least S25 100000.
The corn crop of. Alabama, it is said, will be
short.
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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LoCoMoTIvEs.--A cores
pondent of the Montreal Herald suggests that at
the exhibition to be given in honor of the Prince
of Wales two Grand Trunk Railroad locomotives
should be exhibited after each had few thou
sand milestone to be locomotive of American,
the other of English manufacture. The correspon-
dent thinks that, though the cost of American en-
Enpsb vet that in the long run the Latter u ron 1ne
their greater durability, will be found to be really
the cheapest.
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Editor Star Perhaps some of your readers
may be interested in the following: At half past
nine last night a meteor appeared in the north
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

INSTALLATION The installation OF officers
OF the G. ". F. H. & L. Company will take
place on Monday Evening, June 25th.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

Rev. Mr.. Briefly. late Pastor of the First
Baptist Church of San Francisco, will
preach in the N. E. Church on Church St.,
10 this village, next Sunday (to-morrow)
Evening.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
The Washes Indian war no, Ended.

BY recent letters from Honey Lake Valley.
tt appears that the Indian war at Washoe is
net yet ended. II appears that the Indians,
" hen driven from their camp at Pyramid
Lake did not move to the Goose Greek
mountains. as at first supposed, but tooka
more northerly direction. and selected the
vicinity Of Honey Lake Valley as new
field for operation.
Letters have been received from Colonel
Lander, who is 10 command OF . Govern
ment surveying party, from which IL appears
that on the 18th inst, the Indians were In
force In the immediate vicinity OF the Honey
Lake settlements. and 10 q starving con-
dition. The presumption was that they
would under the circumstances make des-
perate attack upon the settlers in order to
20 procure cattle for food. Col. Lander con-
sidered the condition Of affairs as very
gloomy. inasmuch as the Indians we're well
armed. in great need OF food and greatly su-
perior in numbers. The Col would stand
by the settlers and render them every assist
ance In his power.
The Indian troubles OF California and
Western Utah. bid fair 10 become o matter
OF serious moment and great bill Of expense
10 the General Government. A proposition
has been seriously suggested 10 gather to
gether all the women and children, and place
them under careful guard, and to commence
an indiscriminate massacre of the males
children as we'll as adults! The proposition
is too monstrous for . moments considera-
tion by rational beings
The Indians have been driven from their
homes and bunting grounds, and their sbiev
ing aud cattle killing 10 10 many instances a
matter OF sheer necessity to prslong life.
Some adequate provision should be made by
The General Government for their protection
aud sustenance.
A propositiss has heen submitted 10 Con-
grers by Senator Latham, that the Govern
ment should appropriate to California an
annual stipend and allow her TO take the
entire charge of the indians within her
be-ders, in such manner as she may zee fit.
The idea we look upon as good one. The
General Government Is too far removed from
us to act with that promptness which is de
sirable ia such cases, or to judge With suf-
ticient correctness OF the nature Of our
erou bies to apply the proper remedies. II
is earnestly to be hoped that some new
Iodiaa policy should be adopted for the Pa
cihc coast swerse than the present one
could scarcely be devised.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
TO MIN RS

Directions for making Prepared Leif Raising
Flour that be set aside and used at leisure:
To each quart Of hsur add one tsaspoonful of n
7. Babbitts Saieratus and two of his pure Cream
Tartar and what salt Is required; mix them ihorou
ghly together while dry, and set aside for
Flour prepared in this way will iaei three months
for the the -four keep the chemicals ssperste
from each ether II eau be used up in the usual
way and baked at once Use this prepared -four for
Bread, Biscuit or any kind OF Sweet Cakes or Pan
Cakes until You want to use them.
h. r. Babbitt's Pare Chemicals.
Are guaranteed strictly pure, an may be had Of all
respectable druggists and grocers
OBSERVE None are genuine but those having on
the papers our TRACE mark and the name cf
JOHN ID. WING a. CO.,
Sole Agent, as California treet
II I'm San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
CE-SrEH MaaxEr.-ur. H. V. wilkins. .s

CENTER MaRxEr.-Nr. n. V. Wilkins, as
'~ill be ootiocd ia our advertising colum MS.
to-day, has taken the Central lIsrket, op-
'poSite the bead OF Min Street, where be will
rerve the public with his we'll known skill
and taste lie has completely renovated
the old institution and axed up an entirely
new Market which for taste aud neataers Is
not excelled 10 the mountains. 10 addition
TO the meat department. he has slss made
arrangements for regular supply OF fresh
vegetables. which be will eeceive daily from
the ranch. His meats will be kept, during
the hot weather, in spacious and we'll ven
tilated Ice house, which has been, especially
prepared for that purpose. There are few
men that can cut a steak or do upa roast
neater than wilkins.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

Ed. BunRELL has resigned his position as
Under Sheriff Of this county, under Sheriff
Van Hagsn. Ar. Burrell has discharg
ahe duties Of bis Office with great credit to
his employers and to the entire satisfaction
of the public. He iss good business man
and possessing large social qualities has
made host Of friends, who, we know. wish
him that success, in whatever he engages.
which bis popularity and qualifications en-
title him to. Jno. III. Dickson, gentleman
well known in this county, has received the
appojstmsst OF Under Sheriff.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
House and Two Lots or Sale.

kzl The property Known, As Ia. J. P. BLANKS
-. Situated on Richardson Street
~. Per Pa'ioulsrs inquire Of Charles G. smith
At irug Store Niil Street, Grass vsley.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
SUMMONS.
STATE Of California

ss cosnty ~ of S1.Srns Nss.Ss Ja'tss. ss.,c eonr
Township Of Grass Valley. S. C. Richardson, J. p
The People of the State of California to Isaac
LEvExE
Ysu are hereby commanded TO .ppear befors m.
at nv Once. In said township on TUESDAY the
18th day OF July, A. n. 1850 al 10 O'Clock Al H. 10
answer to the complaint Of JERRY 2. STONE who
demands Of you the sum Of Fifty Seven Dollars
and Sixty Three Gents, per Com plant, now on Ole
In my Ofhce-When Judgment win be taken against
you for the said amount together with coSts and
d. smages, II you fail to appear and answer, Make
legal service and due return herecs.
Given under my hand this l2th day OF April, IsS
s. c. RICHARD son j. T
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

The GRASS VALLEY LIBRARY will be open
for the distribution Of books, on Monday
Evening next, June 18th. and each succeed
ing Monday Evening, from half past eight
to nine O'Clock, Pm. Members desrous Of
obtaining books will please be prompt in re-
turning volumes already out, as the rules o:
the society will hereafter be strictly enforc-
ed. BY Order OF the Society.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

woopwoRrH's NEw Livery SrABLE.-B.
F. Woodwork, as will be neticed in our ad-
vertising columns, bas removed from his for
mer location TO his new stand on Main street
directly opposite the head Of Mill street,
where be has fitted up one Of the best arran-
ged neatestand most extensive Livery Sta
bes in the mountains. The roads and wealth
er are both delightful at the present time,
aud persons de'irous of a saddle or carriage
drive, we'll do we'll to call upon friend Wood
worth for their outfit.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

- The Nevada Democrat learns that
an effort is being made 10 ix up the Baptist
Chnrch In that city which has for long
time remained In an unfinished condition.
The house Is to be occupied by the Rev. Mr..
Briarly. (Bapti'p who s now preaching in
the Court House to large and increasing
audieaces. Mr. B. appears to be creating
quite sensation among the sinners in
Nevada.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
GOLDEN WHISKY,
MADE FROM WHEAT.

1T Is UNSURPASSED EITHER As
| Atomic or beverage. PERSON. using this celebrated
whisky will frd u free from those poisonous sub.
stance which produce the fery. burning sensations
80 much complau ued of In all other Whisky and
alcoholic liquids
The medicinal qualities of the Golden Whisky are
Acknowledged by the medical faculty, and all Others
who have used u.
It, rich mellow favor. fins and smooth 70 the taste
recommends !: to the public favor
II j. put up in barrels and half barrels aud sold
by all the principal apoibecare ami dealers thro.
ughout the country.
Zach package will be accompanied with a copy
right card. without which none is genuine.
All orders should be addressed 10
:. WHITING 4 CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in hue wines and
Liquors. lis Front street, San Franciscs
y. B.-This celebrated brand Of Golden whisky
has been copy righted. and couaferieitrrs will BE-
prosecuted TO the full extent Of the law
ianeI.3m
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

TALL OARS. = We have noticed on the
ranch Of Mr.. Moody, near town, some eat
stalks Of remarkable growth. The largest
measures six feet nine inches. There is
much of bis field which is new ground, un-
fertilized. which yields grain OF this size.
In time, people may learn the agricultural al
value OF land around this place.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

~ The Territorial Enterprise has been
greatly enlarged. and Col Williams has
announced himselfw Mr.. De Groot, q well
known writer as joint editors.