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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-14

Drawings OF France, Broedsents o. Co.'s
sussEa Cousrr-0xAm ia nAv II lsss.
asssn oo.soap.I.D iS.rss.-olAss IS Ny |. lssa.
49, 49, o. 49, 7s, rs; ~ o., -, s., IL; 3d.
Great Sale OF Shirts At
hCODY'S ehrt mAnufActory 362 Bria1wAy.
steinway 4 sons
ovK8sTxUNG GRANDs AND so8ARr PIANOS
wAsroous 81 and ss Walker street,
Abe Bassfsrd, Jr.'s Billiard Palace, Is
sSs SSr Futon ssa and r. snS s so Sales Ds
Behring'S Pss.a. Ch.mpio. FIR. ana
Kfnues I'm proved Self-Adjustfng Truss,
be cheapest for all climates isa Broadway No Is
Wheeler & Walsen's Sewing Machines.
"A Grover y Baker Ncisslsss sewins Ms
new iak. and isi FULTON street. Brookiys.
Geo. b. sloat g. Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
Loeb stitch and shuttle Sewing Machine. g. L. CoiA-iSs
Parker Bros Celebrated London Club
. ~ ;: E. pS. s Or n
One b.. only 70 procus bottle from a.. srgcsr
Is Besimsn sasss sois sssni for me United sssass
| ClIrehughss Dlusivo wigs arc Entire
poveltesNo ahrinking psripS upeaanAble. 10 broAd
way nortAeast corner OF Rcade street, oppoaie suArG
BatcbeIor's Hair Dye, wig and Toupse
rsscry so1S sss mrrv.'e entrance for ladies' Tsdys
The Human Hatr.-H0w many Persons
abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament by burning with
slcohoic wsahes and piaseriug with which has
ny Tor The .nn =, and not s5S9reeS nIsMxTrs Coco:
ing for the hsr- readily absorbed and eecuary adapted
to s various condtsions preventing IT'S falling OIL and pro-
noting ib healthy growth
Cristsdoros Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
pees the ibe Wholesale RETAIL and the dye
privately applied; at No Aaor House.
Beautiful CompIsxfon.-LaSrd'sL Liquid
Pearl has achieved cslebry having equal for
Tying aud preseSv wing tho shin. 4s9 Broadway.
------
Something srfng 1.-THE
Of this annoying defect will fully
known person afflicted application free Of
way. Hours 10 los
Barry's Tr1copb erous - the Rest and
cheapest article fer d. easing besuying cleansing curing
preserving and restoring The hair ladies' Try Bold By al
druggists
Trefeifo, tho True Secret Of Beauty,
eoeps pur6es clean and nvgoates the skin renders
The ccmpkxon beautifully clear and brilliant 90 cena
bosle.
HOllOway's Pals and Otntm nt.-Con-
sumption inpe,us this aud sacrifices
OF tn victims be moderated by
aaFi In - n lsYafl I've ron
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Hlonetarg ana Commercial Rebieh.
BALTIMORE, May 20, IS

BALTIMORE, May 26, 1860.
kaiiroad shares and bonds firm again to-day, but
or the copper Mining fancies the market much de-
pressed and several of them fell off largely in price
North state declined Is to q Silver Hill y, Cambridge
4 Guilford 3-16, and Consolidated q Springfield went
up however q 600 shares of it being sold So d55
and Baltimore and North Carolina brought about the
same figures yesterday. The sales Of this stock
reached about 42OO shares at from s2% down So
there 5000 shares sold at s2%@24, and it closed
steady at 81 bid s2S asked regular way and the sales
Guord add up $50 shares from 81 A down to s4 10
1t closed at s412H bid 81 asked regular way There
was very little done in North State only 300 shares of
being sold and the sales of Silver Hill and Cambridge
only reached about 600 shares each North State sold
s3% down TO s3B, Silver Hill at s219G225 and Cam
bridge at 81 2o6G2 No slles of Gardner Hill made,
but there very little of it Offering The Gardner Hill
mine is, we learn from the most undoubted authority,
producing large amount of valuable Copper ore ard
hear the same report in relation to the Guford and
Springfield mines The reports from the other mines on
the list continue to be favorable, but
much developed the three mines named above. North
ern Central Railway very active again today and
further advance of to = of dollar per share estab
liShed in it, Sales made of 100 shares at Sl7X0
SIS cash, and sls@lsH buyer so and 60 days and it
closed firm at sl7 bid, $1S asked regular way.
timore and Ohio Railroad there nothing DONE
SIT was bid, and SIS asked for it buyer GO days The
sales of Loans embraced 5000 Baltimore City Gs at 99T
for S75s and 10H for 1905 81 900 Northern Central
Railway 1885 bonds at Ga, advance of per cent and
1000 Northwestern Virginia second mortgage at
IS. There few lots of Bank at very full
prices and for Loans and Bank stocks the market closed
very firm.
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la w IVI,ELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL cor FT-Irnar BoNp

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
Edward N. Carr, indicted for violating the lot.
tery laws, gave bail in the of S2,000 Mr..
Carlyle, German street, bondsman.-Mrs. Sophia
Carr, charged with same offence, gave bail in the
same amount.-State as. Matthew Ryan, charged
with assaultng VIM. S. Moore. Ryan not appear
ing, his recognizance was forfeited and fine of
S. impOsed.-State rs. John F. Schomaker,
charged with beating his wife Mary Ann. Not
beating his wife Bar bara ismissed.-State rs.
Fletcher Hultz, charged with assauting Thomas
NJ Gale. Not guilty.-State as. James MCCol-
lum, John McGraw, John Brushman, Patrick
Finegan, and Patrick O'Brien, charged with as
saulting Edward and George Hamilton. These
cases grew out of the Halleujah Hill fight. The
Court adjudged james McCollum, John McGraw
and Patrick rinegan not guilty. the prosecutors to
pay the costs in each case, 1890. John Brushman
and Patrick 0Brien fined $40 and costs each
total $ls,SQ each. Barry and Cowan for defence.
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but steady, at lS9llk cts for Mddling Uplands with
sales Of 500 bales MOases is steady with sales of 90
hhds inferior Porto Rico at 81 cts 10 hhds cayed Cuba
at 25 cts; and, by auction, 155 bbs New Orleans at S9
d4OH cts. Rice is Unchanged sales $50 tcs at 44I
cts. cash, as to quality Wheat-Thc sales aggregate
$1,000 bushels at Sl25 for amber Iowa. 81 23di "a for
Milwaukee Club, Sl52 for white Western, and 81 % for
Racine Corn is lower sales 100000 bushels at our last
figures Pork is frme sales 700 bbls at sl7 50 for old
Mess S7 SdSS for new, S2 so for old Prime S SO
new do Lard firm; sales 400 bbls att all cts Su-
Sar-Raw is less active but very steady full prices
and Cuba fair refining commands readily 7Sa7 cts
Sales of 45O hhds Cuba at 6kG7 cts so hhds Por
to Rlco at (H1 cts. Refined is in active demand for
export, and 400 bbls. taken to-day at 10
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OFFICE OF GEORGE O. STEVENS 4 &C

OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
~ No. Al W. PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WHARF
Baltimore, Mary yand-We would call the attention of the
pubic to the following facts in regard to SLATE MAN
in England the demand for them there has constantly
Increasing the first used in this county imported but
the process ofenameling having become
but sh rt time before the Slabs the only parts OBJ
ing been opened and worked yielded Slas Of as good
quality the best Welsh Slate, ana the whole business
acurng has since been done in this country
constantly increasing in Importance of the
arts Notwithstanding however the utility durability and
Importance OF Slate and the rapid grow in
the demand for them the business yet be considered in
We would respectfully call your attention the following
ty all otersFrst account of their cleanliness
their cheapness fourthly, account of their strength fifth
ly on account of their durability.
THEIR CLEANLINESS
As Slate possesses beautiful satinlike surface and
OF SMOKE coal gas grease and oils and when any
COUNT its enameled surface requires cleaning, it is easily
done by the use of and little sweet oil and
THEIR BEAUTY.
The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscep
ibe of the highest decoration ard finish BY ingenious
process he surface of Slate Slabs may be initiate
only the costly and Marbles, hut may also be
decorated with rich and sp cmens Of Mosaic WORK,
THEIR CHEAPNESS.
They from twenty forty per cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH.
By actual experiment it has been ascerained that Slab
OF slate one inch thick will bear as much weight and
siS as heavy boT as pece Of Marble six inches thick
Repeaed Coatng are applied to the Slate in the
OF nameling and these rendered permanent by
90 that Enameled Slate will stand exposure weather
ter and retain its brilliancy longer than Marble any
other has now stood the test of years
wear, n England and this country trumphed every
objection, and survived the opposition that was raised by
those who were interested in crying down the invention
our arrangements now with the quarries such that
hereafter there will be difficulty ia filling ali orders for
Slate Mantles promptly.
ansO tfr GEO n STEvFNs T. CO
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Later from CalifOrniN-Arrival OF the Steamer
Northern Light.

NEW Okk, May Zl.-The steamer Northern
Light, with dates from San Francisco, and the
mails to the 5th inst, arrived last night She also
brings gold to the amount of half million dollars
The revolution in New Granada was progressing
General Masquera had seized the town of Buena-
ventura and declared the State Independent of the
Federal Government. The United States steamer
Powhatan sailed from Panama on the 10th of May,
for Philadelphia. The Wyoming has been ordered
to Callao to aid Minister in his demand upon
Peru in the of the ships Lizzie Thompson and
Genrgiana. The Sabine was at AsninMall
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Lufer from Mexico

WAsHINGroN, May 27.-Authentic dispatches
have just been received from Mexico which con-
hrm the accounts brought by the Pocahontas. The
Liberal Government still manifests the utmost any
iety for the ratification of the treaty with the Uni
ted States, with the proposed beneficial amend
ments. The hope will probably be soon gratifed
by the Senate. The dispatches promise such a
succession of Liberal victories as wil,snon terminate
the struggle
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Sailing orthe Enlton and Kangaroo.

NEW York, May 26--The steamer Fulton sailed
at noon to-day for Liverpool, with 22O passengers
ana $50 900 in specie. The steamer Kangaroo
also sailed at the same hour for Liverpool, with 2l0
passengers and S3lG 900 in specie.
Marine Intelligence
NoEFoLK, May 2G.-Ships WeedGord and c. H.
Southa"d, of Bath, Maine, and the bark Nav
Queen of Philadelphia, are in Hampton Roads.
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Later from the Isthmus--Discovery of Rich
Gold Mines.

NEW ORLEANS, Nav 26.-The schooner J. D.
Keeling, from Minatitlan, Tehuantepec, with dates
to the 10th instant, has just arrived. She reports
that rich gold mines have been discovered on the
lsthmus. Great excitement existed in consequence.
and people were 1ockng to the gold region in
great numbers. Consul Allen arrived on board of
the Keeling, being the bearer of important des-
patches to the Government
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The weymouth Observation-Disclosures by
he

Weymouth, in the case of Mary TirrelI. anotbeI
of the alleged victims of Hersey, this forenoon
elucidated the fact that she came to her death BY
corrosive sublimate. The examination was further
postponed till Tuesday.
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Old school General Assembly

ROCHESTER, May 25.-The Old School General
Assembly re-assembled to-day. The Church Ex-
tension Committees report was adopted, and the
Committees name changed to that of 20 Board
OF Church Building" The Assembly agreed to
meet in Philadelphia May next. The great debate
on the Board question concluded and the As
semby resolved that it is inexpedient to make any
organic chanpp-avas 03I navS 56
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Trial for Murder and Rane

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 25.-The trial of Alex.
ander Desmarteau, for the murder and rape of Au-
eustine Lucas, girl of eight years, was concluded
to-day, and the prisoner found guilty of murder in
the first degree. Law exemptions have been taken,
and his sentence is nostnoned
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The Slave-Trade Cases

SAVANNAH, May 26.-In the United States Court
this morning, Messrs: Lamar, Styles, Middleton
and Hone pleaded guilty to the charge of rescuing
holding African slaves. was postponed until Mon
day. In the trial of Farnum, for being engaged
in the save-trade, there has been verdict rem
dered yet The jury still out, and are under
stood to stand eleven for acquittal, and one for
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FUKEITN.
CHINCHA IsLANDs-Ship Rose St1ndiSh-939 tons
guano, Barril X Bros 80 half bbIs. wine, order.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Brig Delta.-1O0 tons guano, W. T
Kendall.
COASTWISE.
New YORK-Schr. Lucy CbWch.-17O tons r. p. IRON
order
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Congressional Nolnina1ions,

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The Democratic Convention
for the Second Congressional District has nomina
mated Hon. John B. Henderson for Congress- tC
succeed Hon. Thomas l.. Anderson. At the sam,
time and place the Opposition Convention nomina
ted James A. Rollins for Conoress
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MONTREAL, May 25.-Y esterday being the Queens
birthday, it was observed as holiday. Nearly
all the places of business closed. The militia
ry and fremen had reviews, and there were fire.
works and a concert In the evening,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

WHISKEY-There is rather more frmness in Whiskey
to-day, and some holders ask 2l for both City and
Ohio, but the only sale have heard is 100
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END OF THE LYNN STRIKE.-Mr. Alonzo g. Draper
wrltes:-Nearly all of the Lynn workmen now
employed at prices ranging from 20 to 100 per cent.
over the old rates; we have no further need of aid
lreman, with much respect, your obedient ser
want, ALoNzo G. DRApKR.
To the Hon. Horace Greeley, New York.
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RnARn nE pRADE

COMMITTEE Of ArGi.rdt'2n for the month of Wau
R0BT. LEHR.
DAVID G. ROGERS, McHENRY GRAFTON
ALEX. p. WOOD, WALTER B. BROOKS
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BALTIMORE MARK ETh.

SATURDAY. May 26.
COFFEE.-Cofee is quiet. There has however been
inquiry Tor it to-day and note sales of $50 bags
Rio at IA cts The stock here is and notwithstan
ing the limited demand prices well maintained We
publish below the usual weekly report of Messr White
Elder Coffee brokers' which contains several matters
interest to the trade
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
During the past week the market has been quiet
mess restricted to small parcels of Rio from second
at 3 to Ia cts There have been further receipts from
Rio The stock in all hands comprises about 1000 bags
In the absence of speculative sensible demand o
consumption holders seem indsposed press sales Tn,
mportatons at this port from Rio this date since Jan
uary st 1860 49SS bags against 100 s19 bags sam,
period 1859. We continue to quote prime Rio at IA cts
good 134 to l3A and Laguayra IA cts Java I5I
16A cts
ESTIMATED STOCK OF RIO COFFEE.
At New Orleans. s........... 20 900 bags
new 1 ork ......,................20,0 10000 -
DdlllmOre...... ................ 2,UUU
" other ports Observation-Disclosures. 5000 %
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am @puns.

- @ WV
GREAT
NOV VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
G A RM EN- rs.
JOSEPH BICKERTON d CO.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS.
SILK BASQUES,
SILK JACKETS
LACK LACE MANTILAs,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCoLoMINIS,
POINTS.
SHA WIS,
TOGETHER WITH A
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER BUSTERS,
IN ALL
THE HOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
SEASON..
JOSEPH BICKERToN Il co,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
aplStfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
RLACK SILK MANTILLAs,
FRENCH LACE MANTnLAs,
FRENGH LACE 81 RNANS.
FRENCH LACE PICCOLOMINTS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE SHAWLS,
All very LOW and in IMMENSE VARIETY.
CLOTH BUSTERS, for travelling, HALE PRICE, to
close the Spring Trade.
a GREAT ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S s WRAPPINGS
mv22 tfr % Baltimore street cor Charles
VETUOT FSAIE
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All the old officers in Alexandria, Virginia. were
reelected at the State election Thursday In
Lynchburg the election resulted similarly,
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1858. 1859. 1860
Entered at the port. $553,0l2 1893 963 1912 S2f
Thrown on market.... 5S3,322 17S7075 797 ,S94
SINCE JANUARY FIRST.
Entered at the port $19 27 SSS S46507 219 S44
Thrown on market. q 40S 205 12S II 1892
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday evening SAYS:
The upward movement in all the good the
list continues with the exception of the Reading Railroad
bonds of S6, which sold largely decline of city
sion sold 43-the highest figure it has ever reached
All the bonds of the Camden and Amboy Railroad Com
pany have again advanced, and range above 90. State
Loans improved 4 North Pennsylvania Railroad Skies
L, and Beaver Meadow Railroad \. The money
market continues in the plehOric condition which
have noted for time past First class short pa
per is eagerly sought after the street 5k6k per
cent and call loans readily negotiated at per cent
The allegation of fraud in the department of the
Pacific Mail Company it seems, is well founded. 1t is
stated, what is considered reliable authority
though it is than idle rumor, that the irregular
tiles of the late Secretary will cost the Company
On the other hand it is asserted that there yet
tive evidence Of fraudulent intent but on the contrary
is simply the result OF ncOmpetency the part of on-
man. the Secretary Nevertheless there the irreconcil-
able feature of the affar-his dsappearance-he not
having yet been heard from
At meeting of the Directors of the American Tele
graph Company held in the city of New York Thurs
day last quarterly dividend of three per cent was de-
cared payable the lst of June until which time the
transfer books will remain closed.
dangerous counterfeit ivedolar note on the Woon
socket Falls Bank, n. J., understand was detected
here yesterday Vignette-Femae; Sheaf of Wheat An
Choir Cars &c. Left end, train of Cars 5' above and
5n below. Right end, Female standing, Sheaf in her
right hand and 'E5' above.
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EXPORTS PROM RATTINj0KE

EAPURIS FRUM BALTTMOKE.
DEMERARA-Bdrk Delaloare-1 ,49l bbls. -four 3O6
obs corn meal 2TO bbls bread, 600 bushels corn,
bushels 200 bushels bran 100 bushels oats 10
hams 100 bbs pork 100 half bbs beef tins lard 10
bbis lard oil, 600 boxes candles, 100 boxes SOAP
bbIs spirits turpentine carriages boats, 1856
slaves
CARDENAs-Brg L. T. KnigLt.-l ,627 shocks and pairs
Of heads 1000 hoops 900 feet lumber tons coal l3I
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Heavy Rain Storm--Serious nnmn

OSwEGo, N. Y, May ga heavy storm this
morning washed away the cattle guard on the Os-
wego road, and train from here this morning
ran into the breach made throwing the tender,
baggage and one passenger down embank-
ment. One lady was slightly cut about the head.
barn near Badwinsville was struck by lightning
and consumed. 1t contained tobacco, hay and
grain. The loss is 81 200. The light of another
fire was seen in southwesterly direction at the
same time. The storm the heaviest ever
known here. Fulton. street is flooded and many
cellars filled Some first floors are also covered
with water. The loss of saloon-keepers and gro
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THE MARINE SCHooL-Smr AT CuARLEsroN.-
Charleston Is. c. papers give an account of the
first cruise of the Marine School-Ship at that port,
concluding with the following very creditabe
statement in regard to the progress of the pupils in
nautical studies:-
''Thus the first trip of the Lodebar, as a Marine
School, manned by her own boys, was made in less
than one year from her being taken into service as
a Scholarship to rear American youth of this
State. and complete them in seamanship Pretty
quick work this: to buy vessel, fit her ont elect
pupils, learn them to dismantle and rig brig row
boats, &C., and actually make a short cruise ont
side the Bar and return to the anchorage without
any other extra help to manRuvre the vessel on the
excursion) in less than twelve months
Ths is very creditable to the officers and all con-
cerned, and should encourage the friends of the
enterprise and induce others to lend their aid to
so benevolent object and one so important to Ms
as commercial people"
THE Crops IN YRsINIA.-The Richmond Dispateh
says that generally throughout the State the crops
are very promising, but the Joint is doing Sc
nous injury to the wheat in Fauduier county =
some heds will not average ten bushels to the acre
from which but a few days ago the prosnect wa
good for from twenty to thirty bushels In Prince
Edward county, few weeks ago, the wheat was
extremely promising, but the iont.worm and fIv
together will injure it to a very serious extent
The storm of Saturday last was very severe in
washington city. The streets were flooded by the
ram and several large trees on PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. Frustrated by the wind.
Robert Fl. Gallaher, associate of John Almand,
Jr' Co., hanagawa, Japan, is in w ashlngton,
completing arrangements for starting line oil clip-
per-ships from New Y ork in the Japan trade. The
hrst ship will probably leave in few weeks
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| Tho uortf,rd Times reports that Col. Colt after
| r,al;na sxneriments two years, has succeeded in
nrodncng siver-steel of superior quality for gun
| metal.
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UoIee-A more active feeling pervades the market for
Rio and sales have been made bags j. Stuart
1000 bags eX F. s. Means and 600 bags Henrietta all
to the trade at 12A@13H cts four months Other de
scriptions are unchanged and we learn Of sales of
200 bags Laguayra at II cts, 200 bags Jamaica