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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
More Indian dimcuIi,es ON the
Central Route.

By the mail carrier who arrived here
on Sunday morning, we are informed
that ms Mr.. VIM. Rogers was coming in
from the west, with an escort of several
soldiers, he camped in Spring Valley
oyer night, and was attacked by Indians,
who fred on them, without, however,
doing any damage except w~ouDding one
Of the soldiers horses with an arrow.
We have also been favored by Major
Egan with the psrusai of several COM
munications received by the Express yes
terday morning from persons at Deep
Greek, and other points on the &. and s..
l.. mail line, from which we learn that
On the 18th inst, about 200. Indians
came to the station at Egsn kanyon and
demanded some powder and lead Of the
men in charge Of the station, which they
refused TO let them have, US a matter Of
course. They then wanted some provi-
sions, and the men gave them twe sncks
or -four and sumo sugar and coffee. Une
Of the men then started nj nfter the an
imals kept ut that place, when the lndi-
ans told them that he could not "a, and
that they would take care Of the animals
themselves, and commenced singing and
haliooipg At /. great rate.
At that instant Lieut.. Weed, with
twenty-iv soldiers came up, and at
tackled the lniians, who returned the
FIRE, wounding three men, including cor-
porai Mitchell, who, il was thought,
would recover, hut she other two were
seriously injured, aud their recovery wal
considered doubtful. The Indians fled
without driving off any Of the stock.
About the SANE time six VI eight In
dlans went TO where sone men were
moving neal Deep Creek, and ordered
thsin away, but went oil without molest-
ing them further. They came back next
morning, when four soldiers, who had
seereted themselves in a wagon, fred on
them, wounding two, MORALLY rs sup
posed; the others ICED.
At about six O'Clock on the morning
of the 18th, the next day after the at
tack ut Egan's kanyOn, the indians made
an attack on Shell Creek station. The
first iptimation that the men had OF the
proximity Of the Indians was q shower
OF balls flying about them, but Fortunate
~ no one was killed or wounded. They
instantly took shelter in the house.
There were two parties Of Indians, one
of which surrounded the house, crawl
ing UP as near as they could without be-
ing seen and kept up an incessant frefor
about an hour without wounding any Of
the men but they hSd the modification
of seeing their stock drove of without
the mean of preventing it. There was
one mule in the corral Is which they fred
some fifteen shots, only one ball taking
effect. e~a,stt.
Fortunately in about an hour after the
attack was commenced, Lieat. Weed ar
rived with his command, from Ruby, and
attacked the Indians, killing seventeen
Of them, as reported, and w~ounding 9th
ers, and thus relieved the men from the
position in which they were
Hg-3,
The same day there were four other
reported to have been killed in
She'll Greek tanyon, by three soldiers
who came in froia Round Valley BY the
Western Express eseret Nevs, Aug 10.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

BUsrALo.-our garden Of late has not
been molested BY these burly creatures,
and, we'll they have kept their distance,
for we have had nj gun creased, and
borrowed or neighbours dog. There are
still great numbers of them across the
river and we intend going over in q fey
days SEQ make our winters mest.'A
WHO'S in? a" tl4 Dr.
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More scaIpsi'

We learn that the Sioux & Co. have
again been down on the "war- PATH and
had another brush with the Pawnees, in
which they lost four men. and several
wounded--whilst the Pawnees lost one
and four wounded. The former made a
line in front of the troops. and will not
be liks ely to visit that region soon again.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

4HoxS AoAK The Hon. VIM. II.
Hooper, Elder q. Q. Cannon, and Gen.
u. 5. E,asidge arrived IN this city from
the Esytern States on Monday afternoon,
In vigorous health and N excellent spi-
rits. ALSO, A. MoHst, j. Lamb, W.
Dsniels, J. Levis, and +. Adsms-the
latter gsntleusn leaving ss Nillsrvills.
The Bret company Of impigrants ar
rived On the afternoon Of Thursdsy Last.
1bsse were J6O persons, and 80 wagons,
mostly drawn bY oxen They wore y
days ID crossing the plsins--tbcir cattle
we're II sxcsllent order on their arrived,
and josrnsy throughoss, prospsrous.
a. Rsssrains Pesksrs ssns IN slssdp
lof dustl. N1af.d 81 nLA nan ~
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M Continues.

Weather delightful, and moonlight
nights charming indeed. No frost as
yet to injure anything but cucumber and
melon vines. Our tomatoes, potatoes,
and other vegetables grow daily more
verdant and profuse, and late corn is
ripening. and potatoes making rapidly.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

Six families have been added to cur
growing settlement, within the last lew
DAYS, let them come on there Is still
room for y thousand. e
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

ca-The poles for the telegraph as far
as Fort Kearney are now being hauled
up, and within q week they wilfbe stand
ing in perpendicaiAr position. Let the
lightning play I! who's afsareds
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A little Money nov ana tisss,i
Ia needed gr IN serts " m<n. g W.


A little Money nov and thsn,
IL assdsd BY an sors y m<n q ,aJ
Another word TO our patrons. The
time rapidly approaches when Il win be
too late to obtain paper, I'll; and other
materials to keep tha Eeisp r~esouDding.
If u Subscribers and advertisers are
satisfed With the e1urss We sss pursuing
and like the Echo, and wish 70 keep il
going, there il but ons way 10 do it,
viz: let us have, and that immsdisseiy,
little CASH. 10
Subscribers will remember that our
terms are In Advance, and we have been
patient with our delinquent subscribers,
but eanno well DO 80 longer for We
must have Ne means to go Will
our advertising patrons sepd us in the
hslf-ysAs's pay, more or lees ~ their
eiscunsissssa dictate. Wa pesd the
MONEY a<'vs aad shsil scnsmber those
Who are s7ussAssa 70 hslp us slops,
Cone on Who sps4ks f'as
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frA terrible Disaster occurred 70

Ia terrible disaster occurred 70 ne
steamer aIAdy Elgin,o. Of ths Lake Sap@
sisr liss, ssrt. 7,h, she was rsn iato By
the schooner Augusta" and In twenty
minutes sank 10 800 feet vsssr, carrying
== : s.=:= ,oHE hsa. ever 300 hsfnss
beiags. n nai..a.h ha1-l-a W
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LONE TREE Rancho.

8. J.. MARMoY having purchased the
above Rancho, announces TO the travelling
community, that he will spare no pains |
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For Sale, 100 ice, Of nee Pie siding
iuqalr re- or the editor.
Corn. a plenty al so cents Ter bnshei
NJ Wood River Ceutre.
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IIrcxsrEns..-Peddisr marketing wag-
ons and huckssers swarm the emigration
roads, and ars selling many thing. II
0msha prices. Il must be exceedingly
tight times bslov, when men will spend
thar time and use Of teanst to haul staffs
two hundred miles for nothing but to
seil at prices they ought TO get At home.
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Order YOUR Tickets!

We are resdy to print tickets on snort
ro.ice, and I'll AIRY order accompanied with
The cash. Phi e 81, GO per hundred.
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St
Corn,
Oats,
HAY.

Always on hand. 67- Bosrd by the pa,
or Week. Stock wintered, ms 10
az ut any RBnche on the Road.
All who are DESTROYS Of feeling at b ONE,
put UP at the "L0NE TREE" where ~.
cry accommodation oan be had.
nl0.tf. :
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For DELKeATE TO OoSoREss.
y. ORTON
yaempmber,

C,r.xs.s, the s~rrAKIse, here, on Monday
nsxt, aad let the turn cut indicate what
~. will Go fer MtRroS, on election day.
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ADDITIONS

Tho house and stabling, 80 that ample
accommodations can be ensured.
The location is the most desirable for
Camping, being ten miles above the iutef-
section Of he Genoa Ferry road and
halfway between Columbus and Wood.
River Centre. obs
Groceries,
Drugs,
Corn,
- naNa
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Agents

FL, Ear,sman's Echo. au 'borized to re-
se:v. subscriptions and advertising, ana
also 10 receive and receipt for any MONIES.
r snonr y NJ Council Bluffs Ia.
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la w NT,ELLTGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT=IunGE Bon

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
State us Wesley Woodward, magistrate of the
Goth ward, and John McGowan, indicted for NAL
feasance in Office by extorting illegally from John
Giglne, on the 5th Cf December last, the sum of
S2l.06 The evidence for the State was to the
effect that on Saturday night the Sd of December,
several negroes were playing cards at the house
of Gigline, Eutaw street, the prize being
"drinks all round" That McGowan entered the
premises and arrested the negroes. On Monday
following the son of Gigline arrested and
taken to Woodward's office on the charge of per
mitting gambling on his premises. Giglne, the
proprietor, not being at home at the time pro-
ceeded to the Squires office, where he had to pay
a fine OF $50 and Sl.06 costs. receipt for the
money, given at the time, was presented to the
Court. The counsel for the defence offered revised
ordinance, No. SO, by the section of which fine
of 500 is to be imposed for its violation in regard
to gaming on persons premises. The Court
thought there was no evidence to show any intent
to extort money. If mistake was made by a
magistrate in expounding any law or ordi
nance, a remedy could be had by an appeal;
it appeared here that a receipt was given, in
which it was stated that it was for violating
an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council
Adjudged not guilty. Cowan and Barry for the
defence.-State ps. Wesley Woodward, two in
dictmsnts, one charging him with extorting the
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Epmmittee of Arbitration for the month Of May
ROBT LEHR.
DAVID G. ROGERS, McHENRY GRAFTON,
ALEX. =. WOOD, WALTER B. BROOKS.
OF TRADE,
Munttary anb Commercial 8sbifh'.
BALTIMORE, May 2s, 1850.


There considerably more done in the Copper MIN
ing Stocks to-day than Saturday. and although SOME
Of them sold at lower rates. the market for most o e
was much frmer in tone In North State and Silver Hill
there very decided improvement For t"e io
stock the demand very active, and the Sies e'eu
about 900 shares. 1t opened at ssh, "nch Is an au
vance on the price bid forit at te cose on oatur
day but it subsequently dropped on anu he cioshs
sales were made at s33lG3S and it left OIL at S33l bid,
eqa, osrod r.,,plar wav closed Saturday at s24
b;1 % asked Silver Hill advanced to q. For this
stocL there was also good demand and sales made
Of 900 at s2E@256 the market for it clos
nr ot go bid S2H asked regular way. Consolidated,
and Baltimore and North Carolina were both shade
lower in price than Saturday, and 700 shares
Of each were sold at 81 .9il2 Nothing done to-day in
Gardner Hl Guilford, Springfedor Cambridge Gardner
Hill was held firmly S. Guilford s44 and Springfield
at s5% For Cambridge 81 81 was bid there no
under So at which figure few lots only offer
ed Northern Central Railway shares and bonds both
active and very buoyant to day The shares advanced
of a dollar, and the bonds to 2K per Sales
made of 450 shares from Sl8% up to Sl9 and
they closed at $1sA bid sls% asked regular way The
sales OF bonds embraced $4,000 1855 at 65 and s2O0
do at 66G66A. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares and
bonds also firm, but the transactions in them
light We note sales of rs shares, so at SIN buyer
days and 25 at rs buyer GO days and of $50 of the
bonds at 94R for 1S67s and Sc for lSS5s The shares
left of at SIS bid, $7Sh asked regular way The only
sale Of City 6s day of $3.50 1S9Os at 1O2 but
there inquiry for Bank stocks and sales were
made Union s774, and 65 shares Bank of
Commerce at $25H.
The Gas Light Company of Baltimore has declared
dividend of five per cent for the last six months payable
at the Union Bank the 1st June.
In New York to day stocks generally lower.
declined %; New York Central H Cleveland and Toledo
q; Michigan Southern X Rock Island =; Harlem ~
Gaena and Chicago Y; and Missouri 6's II but Virginia
6s advanced r. and Michigan Southern guaranteed T.
Canton and Reading sold at Saturdays figures.
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NEW YORK, May 2s-Cotton has a declining tendency
sales Of 800 bales to-day Flour is rm-sales of 49, 0OO
bbls. Wheat is quiet-red S140 Corn has declining
tendency-saes of $4,000 bushels; mixed 53(G65 cts
Pork heavy at sl7 4Od17s7k Sugar is firm and quiet
CMuscovado 6A17 cts. Spirits Turpenne heavy at 20
Gas cts Rosin steady at 81 52H(d1.55 Rice is quiet
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-Flour is very dull and prices
nnchanged Wheat dull at 150157 cts. for white and
l5adl4o cts Tor red. Corn has declined censales OF
yellow at 1lG12 cts Provisions frm-sales of Pork
at Sls5 for Mess. Whiskey is dull at % cts
NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-Cotton auiet-sales 2, 500
bales midding at hqll cts Sales of the week-24 600
bales. Receipts do $3.50 bales against $3.50 last wear
Exports for the week SS 500 bales exports to date
2O35 900 bales Receipts this port ahead Of last
47 900 bales do at all the ports 500 stock in mort
I6s 500 bales. Freghts to Liverpool Nd sugar steady
Moasses 30G133 cts Coffee firm atl2H13H cts-saIes III
the week 900 bags stock in port 500 against 80 OO
bags at the same date last year. Sterling exchange Al
al O9% do with bills of lading attached 81 0s(l Os
Sight exchange on New York Htd% per cent. premium
BUFFALO May 26.-Flour is rather better home ant
interior request this afternoon and market seadysae
Of 900 bbls at s45O@5 for superfne, So 259562k 70
extra Illinois and Wisconsin, $537 575 for extra Oh
and Indiana Sc 675 for double extra. Wheat dull bu
steady-sales OF 900 bushels No. Chicago spring
$I.O6 Corn market easier with moderate demand-sae
Of "a 600 bushels No Illinois mostly at 81 cts balanc
at SO cts. Whiskey nominal at 20 cts. Canal freight
unchanged. Lake imports to-day-2000 bbls. -four
$4,000 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn, 10000 bush
elf paM,
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BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1860

favorable for the crops. Flour is firm but American flour
is negected-sales at 26s Cd (d3OS Wheat has ad.
vancing tendency and prices 12d higher Red los
Cd d1Os Cd; white (12s. Cd. Corn is very dull
slight decline. Quotations are nomual-miXed 35s
yellow 35s d35s. Cd; white 36s. Cd .G37s.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The market is gener-
ally dull. Beef closes heavy. Pork duh but prices
steady Bacon is firm at an advance of Is Lard quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is firm Coffee is
steady Rice is quiet at 25s Rosin is firm and all quail
ties have slightly advanced at As 4d I4s Cd Spirits
Turpennc is heavy at 34s d3s. Cd closing the
mer price.
LONDON MARKETs.-An kinds of American securities
have slightly declined Railroad BOndsare generally one
per cent lower Bullion the Bank has increased fl54
COO Money is in less demand Consols closed at 81 "a
"a q for money.
The Japanese Ambassadors.
WASHINGTON, MAY 2S.--In consequence of the
accident to the steamer Niagara a new programme
has to be made respecting the movement hence of the
Japanese. 1t is now thought they will sail direct
for Japan in the Niagara. They anxious to
return to their country at the earliest practicable
period. To day they are receiving the visits of
the Army and Navy officers and their families and
others. Their stay in the cities north of Washing-
ton will necessarily be limited to few days, where
they will not receive visitors to the extent they
have in this city. Persons have come hither dis
tance of over five hundred miles to see them.
The Japanese Ambassadors were this morning
engaged in making estimates of the comparative
value OF the coinage of the two countries, with Il
view to reciprocal circulation.
The Commissioners are pressed with applications
made by citizens, to establish various appliances of
the mechanic arts and scientific illustrations to the
guests. The principal attraction to the japanese
are, however, heavy mechanical operations such
as they witnessed at the Navy Yard-fOrging of
heavy masses of iron-the working of the ma
chinery, etc. They will probably visit the Naval
School, at Annapolis, on Friday, or shortly after
wards, but no time has been definitely fixed as yet
tor their final departure from Washington. From
II to o'clock to-day they received visits from the
Army and Navy officers.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 19 1860 SUGARS, cldyed-The mar
ket has again dull during the past week and the
limited transactions which have taken place been
S4 RS per arrobe chiefly at the former rates s for tn,
present leave quotations unaltered Stan
dard Num-. 6dl0 6Hd7k rls.; 11G)12 7AGSA rls.; 13G
rs.; whites inferior to middling, 11@l14 rs do gooi
to fine, AGl2 rls; do. superior and norete 12h@l31
reals per arrobe n II at 81 rias per arrobe 24s Cd
sg per cwt f. o. b. at 11h per cent prem of Exchange
The exports of Sugar this week hence and from Maan
sas amount to % 6s5 bxs and 8 $40 hhds distributed
follows:
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The dividends have been paid upon 39716 shares o
Pacific Mail stock, being only 2S4 shares short of tn,
whole capital Only twenty shares appeared to-day
The examination of the stock ledger has been completed
and the comparison of the transfers and the certificate
books is going A week or two will yet be requi
red to complete this There appears to be little doubt
that the correct oongs of the stock ledger show ap
parent overissue of between 600 and 500 shares and
circulars have been issued the parties who appear
the ledger of this call divi-
dends Certificates for moderate amount of shares have
been presented for dividends which registered
the ledger, but 1t is possible that this may error
and this stock may by mistake have been posted the
credit Of the other parties who have yet called for
their dividends Whatever may be the facts of the
the street is prepared for loss to the Company of about
5000 000 and the stock is selling off this basis This is
less than onehaf the surplus which, after the payment
# the dividend, was about $500 600.
The Boston Trareiier, of Saturday, says
Stocks thrown to the market to-day with great
freedom slightly reduced prices, both at the Brokers
Board, and at auction There to be more dspos
on to sell than to buy at the quotations. The clearing
house this morning reported s61S7 900 the specie
of the several banks, showing moderate decline
IRON tine holding of yesterday The impression the
street both money and stocks have at last reached
eliminating points, and that the beginnn of the ebb
tide is at hand.
Alta meeting of the Directors of the American Tele-
graph Company, tN Y.l quarterly dividend of three
per declared, payable on the 1st OF June, until
which time the transfer books will remain closed.
1t is proposed to hold meeting shortly of the first
mortgage bondhoders of the PttsburF Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad at which plan will be submitted by
which the road again pass from the hands of the pre-
sent receiver Mr. Ogden of Chicago into the old manage
ment Some such arrangement will probably be made
during the next few months.
The New Orleans Picdyune, of the oath, says:
The Exchange market continues depressed, and opera
tions since our have been exceedingly restricted il
both foreign and domestic offerings still diminish, ant
quotations of all classes nomnally unchanged. W
repeat follows: Clear Sterling Bills 109d1094 AM
l09A the latter exceptional figure. Bills with ship
ping documents attached, 10S4 d10S4 and 10SA Franc
5fr lOG5rl3A per dollar. Sixty day Bills New ors
&c, ACd1 and X per cent. discount. Sight, S(Gh pc
cent. premium.
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General Assembly New SchOOI Presbyterian
Church,,

PIrTsBURG, May 25.-The General Assembly of the
the whole plan of education for the ministry to a
permanent Committee, with the addition to their
number of the Rev. A. Barnes. and Drs. Hunting
ton and Allen, to report the necessary changes to
the next General Assembly.
DIR. n. Adams, of New York, and three others
were pointed delegates to the Edinburg Conven-
tion, which is to celebrate the Booth anniversary of
the establishment of Presbyteriansm.
Tho Special Committee on Home Missions recon-
mended the printing of 5000 copies of the report
presented two days since by Dr. Stearns for the
appointment of a Committee of ten to confer with
New England Associations with which this Assem-
bly, is in correspondence. The Committee on Mile
age reported the receipts sufficient to pay in full
the bills rendered by the members of the As
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From Wnshinrfnn.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Hon. Henry NJ Philips
of Pennsylvania, has been rendered by the Presi-
dent the office of Commissioner to adjust the claims
under the treaty with Paraguay.-The Republi-
cans are holding ratification meeting tonight in
front of the City Hall, which is largely attended
by persons of all parties. Speeches were made by
Major B. B. French, Senators Doottle and Wade
Representatives Washburn, of Maine, Grow, and
other Congressman. All the speakers were en-
Lincoln and Hamlin, the only question being the
majorities. Resolutions were adopted ratifying
the Chicago nominations expressing patriotism
which embraces the whole Union; approving of
Republican party would, under all circumstances,
bow to the majesty of law and adhere to all con
stjtutiOnal renuiremants
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

LIvERPooL-Ship BOTneO.-l1S casks ale, J. F. jamie
Co.. 1886 bars, 2O4 bdls iron, Joshua Hartshon
100 casks caustc soda D. Mcvain chain cables Levin
Jones; los bdls sheet iron, Bradenbaugh Pope S7S
bdls iron, Geo Small; II bales mdse, Eaton Bros Co.
100 bbls beer Thompson Oudesluys casks earthen-
ware H. F. Albert & Co. casks hardware. f. Jenkins
Son; 10 casks do, Anderson Bros & Co.. II casks do
B. F. Voss casks do E. Larrabee; Al casks do, bds
pans, Magruder, Taylor Roberts, $500 sacks salt, so
dozen mats, Foard Rogers; Is bales blankets cases
mdse, John s. Barry % casks soda ash, c. F. Pitt so
order.
TRINIDAD-Brig H. A. Didier.-5O hhds SO tierces 151
Dds sugar. Zoo puncheons terces Dbl moasses, order
CARDENAs-Brig Wappo.-34O hhds, 20 boxes sugar,
Spence Reid.
For Shipping Intelligence.s see 4th naee
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From Havana.

CHARLESTON, May 2S.-The steamer Cahawha,
from Havana and Key West, has arrived, with
dates to the 25th. Sugar was dull, and the market
depressed, and prices tending downward. Musco-
vado unchanged. Sales at 6A@81% reals; fair re-
fnng qualities u reals Moasses was in but lit
tie inquiry, and prices were weak. Clayed $685.
rials muscovado unchanged. Exchange on Lon
don ll%@l2 per cent. premium. New York and
Boston par to e per cent. premium. Freights to
the States had slightly declined
New ORLEANS, May 28.-The steamer Moses Tay-
lOr from Havana. the 9th has arrived