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by tho arrival Of the United Kingdom at Farther
Point. Canada, we have later adyices from Europe.
Wheat Is reported active at fill prices. With re-
gard to the crop prospect IN France late author.
iiy says
There Was further the rsf' -four market last
secA ers, Notwithstanding the eb stinse resistance
y lave 70 long opposed ~ any rise II he price Of pour
nave oeen compelled 70 ray advance q II or &C. and
~ some cases more, the sack OF To- kiiogrsmmes
Flour a the four marks has from elf e. eli 500 tn
sack Tor toe present month 10 EST Soc
four months ~ The The ACTORS declays yesterday
s37 sacks OF -four, Of which 1&S are Of rpt ousy sold
for delivery within 90 days prices varying from ssf
10 6lf the sack There gas very little wheat ocred for
sale at the Paris market last week and =. OF n
50c. the sack q I'D kogrammcs ~ announced Choice
samples quoted from 2sL 10 3sf 5oc the sack good
3S W sef toc. ssd inferior AR 6oc TO 3Sf 5ec hcse
hth prices induced msny spectators 20 bring forward
Their stocks hnicrs, however, prcfr farmers whea
The Minister OF War, Who, no doubt expects
lower prices hes adjourned the sudicS tos 90 the
tracts he had advertised FOR this week IN Paris aud
lyons Rye was less demanded the Paris market last
week ard u vas sfered at 22 Soc the lis kiogrammes
delivered on board Accounts from Champagne state that
be growing rye has magnificent appearance and that
u re every prospect 81 most abundant crop Rarcy
was likewise offered at from f2f 28f The 100 kio
amh7Cs Oats q the fret quality the PARIS
market ihe second quality sold a reduction of SOC
ne $50 sPganmes. The Minister Of War contracted
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 81 1860.

ast week for tho ary at v.ucoroes of 500 auutas OF
,. ~ % tn 200 kiloetauInes The cat harvest, II
= iao = IN srs appearance OF the growing crop, will
$3.50 as year An abundant produce, however, Is cx
tsO'"s Tire Gncertssnty Of the weather throughout
and to- appesrncc OF the crops, which, though
eat'y, pre- mise Fate harvest have induced the holders
VI "hat 20 very slow Offering il for sale. The
,ofs's+Ace has eeen q rise almost all the corn
keS~ France Business is Less active On market
'.s, AtccrdSg the weather is Un;ayoable ether
WISE.
The NV Orleans PicoyU.e OF the evening Of
The ita says:-
Reinforcement in financial o,rcrs eday hxs disc,cs
90 marked variation o. any kind, and Business relied
Throughout at the close ii the previous sevicw. Ve
rassOns in exchange show improvements whatever and
the movement continues partially srsrended " both
ftreign and domestic Tire druand and the susply are
exceedingly limited and euo lions rub precisely here
toiore roted. We repeat follcws;Cear sterling bills
81 ga per cent premium, bill OF fading drafts, Sx
SIXTY day bits, Sc y Ia per ccn discount sight, Il
y per cent fssspiumn.
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ARRIVALS


NoI,oiESssearshlp konnose-w Mlner Ssy' War
Prss<ooIA-shp Bros Sline-Ns Gbss.
Bruxr, Hon-Bark Ilonduras-J Hedge, Quitcr. NJ
4 MY Adams. Amelia Teller
r,HprSas-I,ark rhilena-S oakes y ROBBERS A FULLER
ysASo--Isrk orermsD-L siephanL 2 Auza- , Eeirer
n, sh, Buckley, aAnerhan, \ Barra sanchez Pre-
~ ,Asnl,7Bng wla,b,op-J ? Kelley, P Kelly Jr,
ssSs ~ cBsSSr sn ass.ss Heas,a
DEPARTUREs.
Ia,rs. oo,-s.esm.hp AfreaNrs Gesiman. four ehil.
drcp ard snssn N9rlsans Mr. aud Mr.. wa,hsw, Mobile,
r. w. and .Af 6 ss N NJ. .Hs s MRS d syd sss
w.:, ssy Anna l " r s5r sss
Rys hsS rnSn Mss Adams rsSe a w. Sopsr sd
sySs Y b.y N. ss S and 's1S .sl'T "a
al GsorFs. Counties. ylesssys friend servant Saos
ssd so xe, S.a.- S. ss
Sss ssS @ ss- Ss gf sa. kSs oa,Gg sss
srnaneo dSi vsl's Sgss y Hussos xsr YeTs Rss.
~ aselrsisi Bss as ssd Leu. s.ssssSssss
;,s .ss,sss; 81; Howard kSs zISasy s,s..
9 y r1 KAYE ssFsst Sss tG S,s "
no. ' ss I1s 81 s1 sss SiIi Iri
'f: sun slss f scs ss: X i mss MAJ;
G ss Hss e . BG:. b Issa so; TsS
.errc1s os.sns jose yergsrss shIId and ia
NJ. ss .s. $500 i;i wac
IT, ' 49, s!, 's;:;:
sS 40 s, ssd SEE T s.s .s"a. q hi T,s
.s.Ss:s s:s:s, a s;S5' 4. T SS.; w
ss s,-ss ,sri s;s;s c: :ss &c
rssi y s:s s. y S.ss
~. We sss ~ S ssSeG .Ss VI Ssss
Gbs wallace Casssli tr and Mrs Johr Bcyh aud 'wo
s s bs.s: Ssls NV. vita Z
6aAane louvre. Ny@k. Total leo Specie s1l. 2i2
Hscsrorp. ko-s.Asmship Jsmesown-s Cohen and LADS,
49, W~Pav chd aud servants bger and'wife, Cser
= tsss.w ieorge lombard Pagan, Gurney, Mrs.
w. NJ po'k and child w Cusle~ y Dawes u Morris
Ady Br>csen stein beop@a' SanSs h.rit7Yd' "
rsnns-spd Is 10 ae FefsRe
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
wmNsspAy, Jsne 20, 1soO.

With continued hesvy receipts n beef ceue at the
Washington Drove Yard in Forty fourtn street. coupled
with the fact that s,rswserrs and cherries are in mar.
kct in large quantities. the demand for beef cattle has
been anything but active during the past two days and
the market Consequence has become unusually heavy
while prices are nomnaiy lower. The yards vere all
fall, or nearly SO, today, which gives evidence Of
only small business On Tuesday. The oserinss
were Of very good average quality; and we
po'iced many lots which were superior W any We
hive seen for some weeks past The supply In this
city was somewhat larger than would have BEEN bs
for the excitement the Fasnrn states regard 10 the
pleura IT. 'Jrora among TIE catec Thc Rode Island
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CLEARED.
steamship James Adger, Adams, thareson-sponord Tiles
Steamship Chesapeake, Croweu Forand-H IS comwel
ACo ''''""'
ship John Wills chadwick, LverpoOl-spoacrd Tles,ou
ship orpbeus tBremi. Vessels. Bremen
bark lumnrri, anderson Nsianzss-sepners Bros
hark Sr.mpus Bsgiey, Natanzss-smnh, Jones co.
Bre tlsnce Eser-oa Point Ps,ris9 whee MTG SS Co
BHs iSs%PS asTaT aanas%%h SaaS srd eaw Sa
sscir BuGdea HAIR, Hardy, aSr~elTes-I eager.
schr psnon xaynes kings,or-R Back6Co
s Schr shcy ~, tam.r,n, Haliiax-ii q DoaoySn.
sbr trss ps h x Ivessr WimissioJ smith Co
schr jamestown. iatourete, BAirm@eNslllef, Lord !,
s SIR rl, 1, ~, Roes Norris. Boston.
steamer Novelty, shaw, Philadelphia.
Cid i9ih scar Mariquita, Barreu. Rio Coreo-T Vienna.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roan9se couch Norfolk viii md-e aud pssseu.
ssIs Mary Rich 20 fransfO Me-, Rich Shells. days,
a, barb Mary ponwerb toi Nachas. Baker AeciOO May
Bar. rhlsns COG Lusss w1.low oaraenas. 10 days.
.srs LssSer ssr OF Yarmouth, Ss' Crosby Nsyague1
Brig Russ,o xus 6airsSoveh ,,asnenamo ., DAYS. with
Brig Mary Farrow, Eweu New Haven days. in ballast 70
ss Se aaa 1ss"s rrce Tsse arroyo PR June with
ss9r pat1f So Bangor Atwood AToyo PR June with
sshr sylvester Gesner Hsrd,g HarbOr Island n days
schr Vim Capcs, Van Name Virginia. , DAYS
Schr y n Parker, Parker Virginia. DAYS
Sthrt Whistler Parker, Virginia days
schr Binns Cook, Virgins, 3dsys
sshr Pauline, soper, Virginia 3day~.
Schr = harrington Robinson Virginia, days.
schr .osden Rule, Wbert, 0corrrtown. Dc, Sdaxa
Schr Yorktown, woglam, Georgrio~rn D' sdav.
Schr .hief, sops, baltimore, 6aayS
Schr Lebanon. Curtis CALAIS q DAYS
Schr saxon. Cassidy. Calais 6 DAYS
Schr fying Il0nd. HID. Portland. s daya
Scnr Moses Waring, CrUwelL Boston. sdaya
Schr y y Huntington, Lowell, Boston for Albany
SIR y Ireland Baker. Boston for Albany
schr ferseNerapce, Bolt, Boston for Albany.
chr slias Wright seaman, fal River for Ellzbethpo
chr sarah Mcdonald. Kelly. New Bedford tor Albany.
schr blossom. Douglas, Somerset, 2 DAYS
Sshr New kegnlus Ban. Providence adays
schr heed, McAlmon. Portland. DAYS
rchr y ~ Moore. Stevens, bridgeport 2dANs
Schr Nelahar Welsh. Norwich. 2days
rchr David Coz. Cornish. Norwich. daya
schr tsngor Gray Ronioni for Bo.tnn.
sioop Oliver Ames. French Taunton, days
steamer Boston, Selew. Philadelphia
steamer Iacony. Ely. Philadelphia
steaser Daylight Springer, New Bedford
steamer Ospray, keuney. Providence.
SAILED
Adger Charleston ship Consolation from Sx spin - John
Mn barks Narhss Vineyard, Glasgow; Panos Nsuriins
su, laeuayra brohers Cienfnegos. GiddnRs Carde
nssi HouRhton aud Legaius ~ John, brgs iusep
aud Others. - '-'
Wind durus the day to Ne with heavy squalls Of wind
rain and hail. 49, " "-'
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canadian Hour FIRMLY held The sales embraced
about 200 bbs at 50 60 So 40 for spring wheat
and 50 SIS 81 so for winter do Southern decidedly
better and in good demand for export. The sales
braced about 100 bbs closing at the improved quota
tons above. Rye -four was steady az our figures,
with sales OF IFS bbls. Corn meal steady
Of our quotations, but comparatively quiet. Wheat
was again frmcr and closed at better prices. The
sales embraced about 50 600 bushels Including white
Canadian at 81 40, Milwaukee club at 81 ~ ~ al 20,
Chicago spring at 81 - 81 25 Racine do al ~ ana
prime white Indiana at 81 Al. Corn in fair demand.
with sales Of 10000 bushels nj &c. for Eastern mixed
sound Western mixed at 63sc ~ isc. aud Northern
and Western yellow al zoe Rye inactive; small ssc
Of Northern were made al Soc Sd. RJricy heavy
and nominal Oats were in good request and prices
changed
Conn quiet and sales confined 10 800 bags Rio at
1850. l4ifc.
COrToy-The dulncss noticed previously continued 10
characterize the market, while sales confined
Few hundred bales. We continue To quote midling up
lands at 1875. The following " OF the move
ment IN cotton since the ls Of september last as
.rola N D. Ia c.aact .lar, .oa
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Inc increase OF receipts al the ports. compared with
last year, 1913 600 bales The increase IN exports
Britain 100 goo bales; increase to France 600
crease TO other foreign ports, 80 600. Total
fR1ens.-Rates were some less active hut more nr,n.
To Liverpool 10 900 bushels Of wheat engaged, In
bulk at nd; in ships bags, Sd. Demanded; 100
boxes bacon engaged at 22s. o. cotton $50 bales
al 32i To london 900 10 600 bbs -four al p. 81
Is Cd, SO ceIoons tobacco at 3s and Il bales cascarrl
al Jos. To Glasgow 1000 bushels wheat, IN shipper
bags, at 7kd., and 10 tons oil at 27s Cd.
fisH.-Dry cod were arm and good demand, with
dun and Inclined % sroop rss q - were rp"q, f, IL
lots at IS 90 for large, and ct medium ~ Smoked
cned to droop sales Of box were making at go 2j-
for Scotch, and Of No. ], at lie.
HAY-sales of 500 900 bales were teporied ~ sOr
poe, chiefly at s5c a 90c.
HoTS were in good demand, and further sales were
made at &c l3c; old were quiet The lat sales Of mo.
Sos was iu and small sales Of Scotch pig reported at
s22 so a SO, months.
LINE less active and firm; sales 81 500 a 600 bbs
Rockland.
MolAssEs was quiet, bu, firmly held, especially swsrt
Cuba muscoyado and New Orleans
NAVAL sToRKs-sprits were steady at AZ. ~, for
straight and shipping barrels, and 800 New York barrels
We're sold al 10 c, aud COO DO une rosn At a. 50 20
Crude was unchanged and quiet
ons--lnsccd was heavy, with stock Of some IS 900
gallons. Sales Of 10000 gallons American aud English
have been made within two three days lots ut So
The WhGlemns Shipping List gives the follow ing mott
OF the New Bedford market for the week cnding June
IsIhe market for sperm has been quiet since our Ia.
The only slcs are two small narcels amoun,in 20 ,o-
bbls at u 20 per gallon. Whale Is In good demand
nTm. The sales for the week amount TO 1850 bols.
iollows'5oo bbs Northern s3c, 500 do 81 &c aud
$50 do Elephant at sic. per gallon. Also, Tor export
lsVo bbls Northern ST &0c. AZ sc per gallon. whal,
bone-No transactions IN this market.
pRoyisioNs-pwk-The market was somewhat un
settled while the sales embraced 700 a 700 6bls includ
ms new mess NJ SIS SIS 12f, old do at sl1 90 thin
do al eli %, and new prime at s13 Is. Bef was IN
moderate request, with sales Of about $50 600 bb. in
Guiding country mess at "a Is a Sc, rcpacsed do at
IS 70 slO 90 and extra do. al Sill si2 co. Beef hams
and prime mess were quiet and nominal. Cut meat-
we're nrm, with sales OF lbs hhds aud terccs al 5l,c
Itc, for shoulders, and at etsc. sAc. for hams
Lard was to steady request and prices 6sner. with sales
Of 200 bbls and tierces, at IL isc. HE aud 80 Kegs
at Il and sale Of 200 bbs reported deliverable
by the 18th july at l2c. Butter and cheese wore un.
changed
Ro--saes Of $50 casks were made a. ~ 81 y 81 e2H
closing With hrmncss
sueARs.-The market steady, with sales " about
COO hhds, included in which 235 common Porto
Rico, at csc and the remainder consisted chiefly Of
Cuba muscovados, including resnng goods at g.
e and grocery cades al nc sIxc, and 400 boxes at
y.
q ,sc. Der gallon, chiefly al the inside figure.
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miscellaneous.
The Cunard mad steamship Africa Captain shannon sailed
Yesterday afternoon for Liverpool with 100 passengers and
s2ot ia M specie.
I.cScs-The p,Io, bos, Charles u Marshall built BY Mr.
Henry Steers for csp,sn JOSIAH johnson late Of the Mary
oa'ner1ne wss suDcbed yesterday monEE from foo, Of
LIB street East River large number Of ladies' ana rsne
men were rreseu, to witness the launch sse is 81 fee,
inches ing ices BEAM depih Of bold feet and drs We
feet 10 ncss OF water Soc owned By Captain Josiah bn
con- fredenck Nelson William johnson and Jshs Wright and
VIII be ready for dsy 10 about three week she 10 BAN M
ssier. T'' 0'''" @'e's '~s'
srrAsrr sr.w or Msrsr. At Boston, IN contact ~i,h
steamer DEXTER from Boston RIVER even
ing G iNn during dense fog The state OF Maine had her
nous. v DNN'o' ""' NV -
s~r ArisSrIc Al Gloucester. Mass from Cadi, repos
lei a. lon ~ fell with The Br wcoicocs Jameson
ltfr ,eeInarvou Wales fu- Boson a sinking condton
loS 81 ne captain and crew and brought them into port
SUR fHrssr waaee from Calcutta Tor Phadelpha fps
vousy reported grounded Nnan. part u her cargo Rad
Af1er skcb De sbp scated
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY June Cop. NJ
AsHEs.-The market steady, with GALES vi pots at
IS 81. Pearls at SIS IS.
BREADsTuFfs. -Flour-The market for State and West
ern -four was again brmg active. The transac
tons footed up about 10 900 bbls closing within the
rapC Cft no mo- tat
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Naval Intelligence.

Jke United states steamer Pawncc, irl trip, went
from Philadelphia yesterday, four O'Clock p III
ard 4 her machinery viii perform wen she viii rreceec
: 10 Vera Cruz
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Telegraph Marine R.ports.

HlGHI.ANDs June a. sunses-No inward bosnd vessel in
sight Wind Ne, light raining and lhick outside.
SANDY HOOK, June ~ sunec,-Passed OUT over the hsr
ships Consteiaou 80 Neptune SIS AN ships
MICA NJ ~ "; North Star At 81 Pm One elip and bark an
cbored 81 he spit, bound out Wind NJ light weather
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legislature tay ing ysscS law prob biting tho taxing ci
cattle INTO iha State considerable portion OF the cattle
Intended Tor tina, Race had 10 here and prices were
sc,o-c;usy soewha lower The sales today ranged at
hcn o4c 70 &C. with occasional gales at slightly high
er rates. weoro the cattle very extra TIE general
selling lsice about cents per pound for good stock
The toss plumber sale ut Acrtons 600 head and
IA all tne yards COZ head; against 4s8 head last week
II vas thought that quite number would be lft over
Gusllc Al Bergen Hin, Monday, the reached CID
SoaG IT prices varying from &c. ~ Ssc 70 &c. pound
~ Browning's, thambcrlins and Orens the uuinber on
sale comparatively small, and transactions were
Ell cited a about last weeks prcesoe 81 the choicest
at Ctanhorn's having brought upwards q cents. The
total receipts AL the yar.s tor the week and last week
we're as .otows:--
Washington. B.v,cniss's cho'<oglias OBrieas.
This week % 920 ID rs 2e
last wc''i .34s5 81 u
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Thus the receipts show an increase Of 10000
over those Of last year, and increase OF ASS 900
over 1875; and the exports exhibit the following
results:-
Corpd Wfc @ Bro Franc, OFF Tb,ar. Scct
Last year ,dso ~ ~ 600 5000 sooo q r., 90
ISIS. IL oSS,coo aesooo 10000 I,ssIooo $4,000
The following table shows the condition Of the
banks in the four leading Cities
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As the season progresses the demand for GOOD mich
gives evidence OF an Improvement and though the
sales are to only moderate ox,pt thoe is more tone 10
market and the brokers and owners are rexauiae
confidence. Prices st TsIe ol but we think that good
COWS, which more eagerly sought after command
slightly improved prices, while there buoysncy
the market Bulls Head is rapidly being extended into
s'.ht 1. t"p OWE sI"ost cs''y nay iDeS inNa-
Low hungry can At Sher side wnicn Is not al
bic in oydr ~ a. @ CIV oousr must De as iuh az possi
abatod AT once Tc 80, , IN =, -. s"uu %
week and ast aa i rescp,S AT All 'be yards ior the
Washington. ByouY.ino,s TL,n,,..,,,,. ,np;u,,.
This week. rs 20 "a va" "N' 40
last week %
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ASpfp April 1t-Passed by HISTORIAN, Gooihus from
Manila for New YORK Arthur Hoy Batavia Padang
Ism Magenta sears from Boson for shAnehse; ieh Ring
eaer Witt from Manila for New York h, Rsigauuile
hp,S, May ie-sid FRANK, Very. wsuriuus
nett day GREYHOUND, Pierce IRON Nyork Johns PR
20 osd for ftcrk schrs Eectc Light Hume Cor Nycrs 10
days sally Cav srssse for H.rwich 70 v.... Coo wu
mingfon Nc.
BosrlY May e-Arr Tsmpiar, Martin. Calcutta; sh. Ante
Cole, London, Tornado Numford do. sd Nav Mir
Charles Napier Brcsch New York. sh Edward frc Hong
Kong
BlIAv,., Apr SIN Rors ship stag Hound Hussey from
bum, Hon, June correctedl-In port bark Carolina
Grfndic, from = Thomas for England, idg mahrany.
BxRsxpos June PIN porf bark Amazon kirwsp BALI
just arrived brgs Hobart Jordan, for rheae pbh
days ids; Judge Baney, Ross from Rio Jsneiro Tor
s IN s ,os ses s nf put VEN, DC h
rsspvy. ruse A. Ar Leland Ross Havrs SD Gin. Marin
Luther, Nicbos Rio gsneiro
CAsAo, May zsld previous ships juliet Drummond; Pc.
fu,sp Roberts; wss Hs-t, simmons Wild Rover spsrro<
end south America Berry. Hampton Roads ciucnnaius Sell
ettie. HaloweD from Acapulco. Chnchas Thos Perkins
seyens from Sydney w Valparaiso DO; Telegraph
I'. Nfonh bsrts scto Ever orm Valparaiso, do; Ia,
ress, Anderson, thinchss
Co,<ssc. NAY 2-sd W Sears Drew Bombay
C,Inyrra Nay I'm pot shps Hiehlsnder sherman, ard
oris Reed rrebe for Philadelphia ldg. nsapan Dnnb~
aud Corings Ward for Boston, dg; Cnisn. small Niobe
strong and Mary Ann, Remmonds, for scarro Hoves
sn lrrdpn Ar A. fec do chartered f6 per ton Mar
IA lane rum Nauru- May ~, for DO; Goddess crow.
eD GEom Madras arr Apl ~ for d. chartered al sue per
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

SILVER QUARTZ IN MExIco.-For few DAYS
past fine specimen of silver quartz has
been on exhibition in San Francisco. 1t was
brought says the Alta, from lead in North
Mexico, fifteen leagues inland from Quay
mas. The evidence of silver consists in a
small strip of virgin silver running through
the quartz. The lead is said to be very val
liable and is now being worked. With the
acquisition of Siualoa and Sonora by the
United States-an event which cannot lie
far dstant-the wonderful mineral wealth of
that region WILDE made apparent. In min
ing and agricultural resources, Northern
Mexico will be found to be another Califor-
MIA.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

Missouri AND THE Pacific RAILRoAD.-'I
learn" says an eastern correspondent, "that
the Missouri Legislature have just passed a
resution instrucling the House Committee on
Internal Improvements to report bill for
tie completion of the Pacific Railroad to
Kansas City, the means for the same to be
provided 10y the sale of the States interest
in the North Missouri and Iron Mountain
and the Cairo and Fulton roads respect
lively"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31
| ORDNANCE en-

A N OHDINANCE entitled an Ordnance for
IN the selection of a City Printer.
The Common Council of Marysvle do ordain.
The city Printer shall be annually selected in the
Glowing manner to wit
The Common Council prior to the first Monday In
April of each year, shall advertise in the city official
press for sealed proposals for printing and perform
ing all the duties as prescribed In section 6, of Article
l of the Codifed Ordinance for the term Of one year,
said bids proposals shall be opened by the next or
incoming Council at their first meeting, and the per-
found to rave offered the Lowest bid with approv-
ed security, shall thereupon be declared city Printer
and receive the contract for the city printing for the
term OF year. Provided, however, that the said
contract shall not exceed in amount the sum Of eight
hundred dollars.
All Ordinances or parts Of Ordinances I'm conflict
with this Ordnance are hereby repealed. This Ord-
nance shall take effect on and after its passage.
certify the above and foregoing to be an Ordinance
passed by the Common Council of Marysve at its
meeting March 29th, 1860
.... Wit ess my hand and the corporate seal of
L. s. said city, this Both day of March, A. D. 1sG0.
'''''' Il. +. PARISH City Clerk.
Approved March 80, 1860. WM. SINGER, Mayor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

KlMMELs MusEuM.-Our readers will re-
member the notice we made few weeks ago
of philosophical barber and naturalist in
this city, named Kimmel Mr.. Kimmel has
concluded to exhibit his rich and rare collec-
,ion of curiosities and wonders to the public
See his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

WIGFALL's RAILRoAE BrLL.-According to q
Washington dispatch, all the interests "hay-
ing been concentrated upon Mr.. Wigmll's bill
that bill will be substituted for Mr.. Gwin's
when the latter comes up for discussion. Mr.
Buchanan is, it is said, in favor of Mr. Wig
falls project, and will give it all the aid in
his power
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.-We learn from the
Beacon that on Friday of last week, a num-
Der of Indians came to the premises of Mr..
Phillips, in Cold Spring Valley, Tehama
county and while the inmates were out at
work, robbed the house of a number of arti-
cles, and were only prevented from making a
clean sweep by two Of the hands returning
just at the time. The follow ing day they
again returned, while the hands were EN-
ployed at a distance and finished their work
10y burning the house.
The same band, says the Beacon, have Wis
tied every ranch in that vicinity, aud attemp
ted to steal the property, or fire the premises
but so far have been prevented by extra
watchfulness, except in the above instance.
CHARLESTON CoNvENTIoN.--Ou readers
would do well to preserve the following ia
Die for reference:
The Charleston Convention will consist Of
303 members, as follows:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

WAGES REDUcED.-The first ninety days
of the session of the legislature in which the
members receive $40 a day, expire to-day
From this time forward they receive per
diem of only S.. 1t is likely the session will
soon close
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

THERE has been another disgraceful row at
the Church of St. Georges in the East Lon
don, Of which the preacher, the Rev. G. f,
Lee, says; "When entered the pulpit wal
nut shells, orange peel, and small detonating
craekers-some of which were let off during
the service--were thrown at me and row
of boys to my left in the south gallery (head
ed by man who, as l am informed, was
once before the Thames magistrates for riot
ing, and treated with kind and liberal lenien.
cy,) shot peas at my face through pea-shoot-
ers, so that I was compelled to protect my
eyes with the sleeve Of my surplice"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-31

The Slamese twins are still living in Surrey
county, North Carolina. AT late revival
the wife of Chang was baptized Chang and
Eng seemed much concerned for themselves,
and requested an interest in the prayers of
the minister.