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NJ Princeton College.
OUR rRIScETos CORRESPONDENCE.

PRINCETON June 70, 1850
Nassau Hall is dressed her best, to welcome back her
sons, and 70 ssnd forth combat with the world those
who, Cor the rasi four years have drunk om her wells
81 learning. Az Is the case, the Oiled with
Strangers who have hither to witness ihe com.
encement scenes and enjoy the heat, always a,eu
dAnt 10 these exercises The far famed Campus looks az
Joly as ever, and the refreshing shade an &C.
cep,able nvilaticu to shelter from burning heat
North College, which destroyed by Dire a few years
since, Is NJ last completed-ihanks 10 the Mbcraiy OF
few friends Of the nsitution-and the library adds
90 lis beauty. This portion OF the building has Just re-
ceived hs finishing touches The Hoor s of tesselaed
STATE, and the forming acOve Of cuanecd
SLATE presenting the appearance OF ane Italian marble
fs walls decorated with portraits the ilustrious
dad who have presided ~ the head OF the institution
.shns,o ,s,vns s nv, s,as ora 81 General
frame OF which contained portrait u George III During
chr Revolutionary war cannon bafrom American bat
try pierced the walls and cut o the head Of the king
pcrrat q the illustrious jonathan Edwards becn
lately added 10 the collection also OF Gov Becher
10 the untrng energy OF Prof Geger VINO has
ssseress Of institution at heart are due all thanks Tor
1oe complete and systematic arrangement Of the books
- work ~ sborious thankless
This morning the annual address before the literary
cscses was Delivered IN the FIRST street Presbyterian
csurch, oy VIM G. Prime, OF New York, which was a
esd,cnce His subisc,,'is the Nineteenth Century 80
Far in Advance OF lite Predecessors az We Think ~
elected frequent expressions u applause - -
The Alumni meeting takes place in the College cnaus
this afternoon, too late for a report. aud the Lnor ora
sors four from each hall. deliver Their ora,sns in the
evening WV
honorary CITATIONS or the JUNIOR CLASS.
Gao RAIL- ORATORS.
David r. PRAYER, Md-'sDcspppdcncy of Genius
Edward = Wide, N. Jour Authors"
Charles Besssen, Jr., Dcl1he last Of the Grondns
James NJ Ludlow, N J.-tsTrue Practically
WIG HALL
Andrew Anderson, Ia Popular Education
- I. Roman, Nd -Arhe Natural Limits Of Empire
Sonn De Wit, Penn - Knowledge is Power
Charles n kellogg, n. Y.-"Ths Rite Yield OF the /
HsipScenh Century.0 ~
which SEND you programme. The graduating class
E~nbermg eighty sx, II q the largest ever sent out
sruN VI ns',utIoni snd possesses much talent
Inc Char :" Rhetoric and Bellies Iettrcs. lately made
vacant ~ he decrease q ~ Hope has not been aed
f;ecnirg thu Offer rendered him
csd The Trustees perfect .he plans proposed Cor the
f~lrgemct ~ the Nculty, Nassaa Hall will posssus
rrs Of nstruses unsurpassed ny sny college
IN fhe country. - "'N' |
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heceipts-increase at the port compared with Last
year Iy3 GOO bales. Exports-Increase 10 Great Britain
other foreign ports, 81 000 Total in exports
FREIGHT engagements were fair and rates were steadv
10 Liverpool some 30 600 bushels grain were engaged in
ouiS at I'D and in ships bags at 7Ad.; $500 boxes
ese oy steamer at Sos, and 80 40 boxes bacon, in
s .v,vvv bushels wheat, in bulk, az Cd To Glasgow
With some aoYr u a. for wheat, in shippers bags
Hay was steady at 75c. s5c per 100 Ina with Gale.
Of 700 500 bales for shipment 15c Sc and cso,es
at 9Oc ~ ~'0o
MoIAssEs continued quiet but steady, with moderate
sales at full prices for good and sweet
NAVAL STORIES were quiet but steady Spirits in prime
barrels was selling at 44c, while and crude
tuTpentme were unchanged and quiet
PRovlsIoNs -Pork-The market was again firmer espe-
cially for new mess, with sales of 400 500 bbs in
GLIDING new mess At SIS 62 SIS u.s. mess at S15 ST.
and new prime At S13 u.s. Beef steady with sales OF
600 bbls including ass at % for country NESS 90 rs
30 90 Tor repacked Western and at e1 So 80 for extra
DO Beef hams were nominal at S12 q SO. lard was
at IL hc 12nc Cut meats firmly held, with sales
OF about $50 hhds and erces including shoulders at
nc 7/sc, and hams at 9l4c 10c. Butter and cheese
were In fair request and prices unchanged.
prime.
sroARs were Steady, with rather more doing. The
transactions footed about 200 hhds Cuba muscovado
part at 6lsc exc for refining goods and at To- 71.c
for grocery grades. Some lots prime were reported
at 7Lc.
srus-sales of 500 bags pepper were made at p.t
IoaAcco-There is more doing in Spanish leaf, of
very scarce Sales made of So bales of Havana at
&c SOC; 5l2 do. Yara at p. t. 436 do Cuba at D. l.:
ll6 cases seed leaf at &c l2c.
WHisKr-sales Of $50 200 bbls. made at q &c
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The R7ng.
The Ring. IN.
FhizB FIGHT AT HUN ER's FONT FOR FIFTY DoLLARs
SIDE TEN ROUNDS FOUGHT

me Ring. a IN.
Fhlzs FIGHT At HUM ER's FONT FOR FIFTY DoLLARs
AsIDE- TEN ROUNDS FOUGHT.
Yesterday norny Is about O'Clock, party Of ABOUT
twenty I'VE per ons took the ferry boat foot Of Tcuth
street, East r' 70 Greenpont From thence they foot
ed thc rest III tedious way until they arrived al Hunt
ers Point The object Of this party travelling such dis
quarrel between two Of their number who, appears
were 81 oggerheads, and each possessed his friends
pS of $50 made up 70 be contested for the victor
VIM" the motto Of the party and fair play evidently
observed both sides The combatants for puglsstc
fame were respectively named David Woods and Ake
smith, both about nineteen years Of age, but looking
much older 1t may be proper 10 state here that both
young men are eac.smi:hs Or wnsewr ssn,
| and somewhat famous among their com
rades for their muscular propenstes: They had qsar
could be agreed upon it decided to have IL adjusted
by prize tight. Hence the meeting above described
Once arrived at the destination an umpire ana seconds
for the
Fst rosd-Both parties came the scratch smiling,
and shaking hands retired 10 their respective
Al tho word stine" Woods, familiarity called Yankee
Dave" led off with some scientific sparing and managed
TO get left handler skully Mixes nose, which caused
q strong enusion of caret, laying him out Fat
founder at the same time finishing the round. On the
Second roundEBoth comeatants came up manially,
his opportunity, and after considerable hitting and
ter hitting managed to floor his antagonist, winning the
round.
The third, fourth fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
rounds merely repetions Of the first two, Davy al
ways knocking his opponent down. The friends Of Nike
began 70 despair OF his prowess especially he showed
weakness in his pins, but managed 70 toe the line the
call of time the
Ninth yotnd.-Davy was the first one on hand, and
Nike came slowly up. The first named made several
fents and evidently plying his opponent, dealt rather
mildly with him. After sparrng he planted his
s0uth paw" under Mixes chin, laying him as
pancake The spectators thought that Mike could
stand much longer, and advised his friends give up
the fight but they thought that their favorte only
playing of and called the
7enh and last round.-Mike was advancing rather
slow but Dave up to him in a short time evidently
fresh the start On this round the first named
managed 70 get in right hand blow the forehead of
the latter Who return struck him between the eyes,
cutting the skin fearfuly, which eled him like
The blood flowed copously from the wound. The fallen
hero carried to his In unconscious condi
ton, and, time being called, unable To respond
Yankee Dave was declared the victor and pocketing
his money went of in high gee with his friends, leaving
the unfortunate Mike TO be cared for by his hackers
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| CLEARED
Steamship FLORIDA Crowell, savannah-s l. Mischl Son.
Steamship jamestown Simmer, Norfolk, &c-Ludlam & He
Steamship Locust Point French, Baitimore-H Cromwell
ship Victory. Ainsworth, Iiverpool-D Ogden
u snhlp Margaret Evans, Warner, London-E Morgan 4
Ship Island Queen Bcitho, savannah--Plume Lenolr.
Bat sl%es bafsI ; Ss1ssis. vf Rxs ne
Ess Be1 S%g:' Pss sS.:s
BARK Grace stowe Qnsbeo-wlsou a Braiue.
SsrssS Easss ssn hsSry
B Bris i@rrsSse n AUD w1mngtop.C Duncan Co
schr Enchausress Devereu1, cadad Boivar-Nerr Alb.
s s ws Wsya sS Wss sse9s Dearborn
Sohr Thomas Jefferson. Chase selen-Masier.
sieane@ 1 Vulcan sa So1 hssIS risd.ph
ARRIVED.
ssnss Miami c aSos with ms and
s,e,mshp Marion Foster Charleston with mdse passsn.
- ship g.I Evening Star q Portland soss Liverpool d.y
Emma jane Of Bath from INST Josa - oH 81 a. &
took from her Mr. Fletcher 81 John pilot who been car.
and h sss,%.n : WsnsSS A..ys May L. with
sfs he S'' Ssas ass ss S.
ase winds from NE g sE; hauled gradually to iss
~ss rs m ,U s.r ss yoS su % SO sw
Richmond for RIO Janero; Ssh S. lon Is 70 n had
c cos sr Ss :sa s aA es1 as
xh &C. Ya,ss PoseS eo f msa hsss June w.s
nsr nss ben ~ day. Of Haeras with strong NE gales;
Brig Rolling Wave .Isf Pan River, Hail. Palermo May G.
brig Martin IRON Palermo for PSsdelpS oh ri inst Ia
~ ~ lon ~ u, passed ship New World steering y.
$ IA ssy c yh 'g .Sot e sS .
S m ~ a ~. ass p days from Nsapsss for Bcso
srg martha Jane tBr, oorb Pcou L. days with coal to
., 1r,F seps, or Smith Windsor Ns days with plaster
Brig : Remington Smith Boston, sdays.
seS Easn sargent d Is sUa Ssm june Q with
schr selah strong Boyd Bars June O. with fruit 10
o.marfin Had heavy weather the entire passage
with fruit @ Gimartn sDh inst s . ST. Loo 81 a. apoHe
ship Thcs jefferson Smith IS days Liverpool foa New
ga - lon Is spoke bark cSas Wesley ssys Senc.
sS1r Smssy,nd Lawrence cardcua. 10 days. with sugar
sSss t,i g.ss s: iy,; Seyeern. days
schr Palias, French Rockand. I DAYS
chr chr e Jan r FOUNTAIN Rcchlsnd fdsysL
s sshr buckingham. skinner. Portland adays
scSr Koeer smith, wIieas, scstlsas i sS DAYS
s scsr M,s4 9,n smith BLACK Rocs Tor Albany
SansI boat Republic, EDWARDS Canada Rouse Point
Steamer Steamer p ksnneeec johnson philadelphia.
stesmer Novelty Shaw. Philadelphia
sssmsr S Ssfs cp sssan ss Rrg Sss
BELOW
ship Golden RUE Mayo, from shanshae
Also one ship, three barks and two bries. unknown
Southampton, Liverpool; louis Napoleon dIam Hsmhurr.
ssrts Alethu,s, 81 Jaso y ,Brl, Mramshi HEROINE
From sw spf-ship Matilda, Glasgow. '-
Wind at sunset wsw. worry light
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The July coupons on the city of San Francisco
bonds will be paid at the Office of w. 7. Coleman &
Co., Wall street. Coupons not presented before
January LIST prox. must be forwarded to San
Francisco for collection.
are requested, by an advertisement in another
column. To send them in and have them extended
Most of the bonds have already been extended
some, however, are held in small parcels, and have
not been forwarded. All who desire to get the
money for their bonds do So there are plenty
Of customers for the extended bonds at full prices
The following is Neil Brothers statement of the
movements Of cotton for the past week and since
lst September last, compared with the FIVE pre-.
ceding years.
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NORFOLK. June ,s-ship Jane Henderson At SD AM, wa
In a very perlcus condition.
Br BRIG Wave from New yort Tor Cape Good Hone h.sar
rived here in ieshy condition.
M Ssl ssIS1 'y %.. NV a and brig
SANDY HOOK june 2s sunsrs-No inward bound vessel.
Miscellaneous.
W. Butler. ESQ, the obigng purser OF steamship Marion
from Charleston. has our thanks FOR hate papers
Bsre Cnosrrapr. Bates Boston from surina ga ,.s
in the Gulf Stream, had heavy yale from viii irer,sn
time single efed msnshey were l , rceies y ne
ms s Which IN ss ss b sasr q The SS passed
Bnre Jrncr RIasrv Ross from Rio Janelro for
before reported Barbados aky dschsrrne for rena
a nna sssd away fore 'opEasnms spin s
,scHR Rosrrr Hrnv-charleson. June os-schr pobsy,
ofe into this pori ess and VII rrpsr 9y ,s Il, SA
scHn sARar T. TRssLs from Firabehport Win coai far
suck on wsSh HI Reef ~ ssnpa, ,s ssns badly having
and 20 on the railway for repairs -
scnK wits Wells At oreeupo ash inst from barbados
Gull picked up yswiboai about s Zee, ons painted bue on
Sc.% end black 90 op aso passed several bundles hay
L.rscrrp-s, KsnnebunspOr on the ron inst from ne
Ran splitter she Z awrss w ro os'r,ss 30 w sse he
and Caleb prnkws,er ne hier % her She : n
Notice to Mariners.
,.I nhe 5sssh az 9 rcnscr q hs lah ms, saysThe cr
pnrpse q repairs but presume she viii be ready 70 re
turn 70 her station In short ime -
Whalemen.
ARA New Bedford 2Hh. bark 0ats shu, Aas;re r.,..r
ucho,sL Sea Hcnclnu De RcVonra Jan o fernambuco
May y with lnu bbs 80 do WI oil and hfv0 ,s ~snc 49,
board Sent home Nn bhls VIII oil and NON Inc hce rh
fdene crused on Chill sir weeks but no whales SMOKE
Lure M nothing ON board; Alto Lawrence do iI0 bbis All
neas ssR sf sssss m sr w
on New Zealand and len there April Reports ships having
done very poorly here this few ,vaie
90 ysr rev bid taken two but most noshnr, june
liant mast with no srsr and ss csren sway main tcp gal
bock lsand exchanged signals with lta stowei az
ard for New Bedford and her take a pilos.
- MA Helena Nay 3. Benz Cummngz Brirr- Dor.rrorsn.
sNcs baker Do and Globe frpp NIB, report % o.
cr sruse. "i'"' ''"'
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since January 1. So 157 oes 81 ool an -aa -,I
As usual, the export aggregate is in excess Of
last year. though below that Of the corresponding
week of 1858. The total export Of breads,uffs 10
Great Britain during the week was about $3.50 900.
the aggregate export Of cotton. most of which went
to the continent OF Europe was rather over 800.
oo0 The increase in the exports of domestic pro.
duce will exercise an important influence on the
balance OF trade between this and foreign countries
Banks and bankers have been trying for some
days to put up the price Of money. with very little
success thus far. To-day, however. the leading
brokers report money trihe higher both on call
loans and on paper, i've per cent being the mini.
mum rate. There are no indications OF any in.
creased demand to justify an advance in the value
Of money. On the contrary. as usual at this sea.
son Of the year. the amount Of paper which is be.
ing made is quite small. and the demand for money
among the brokers Is light. In the course Of few
days the desire OF the banks TO earn dividends.
and similar feeling among capitalists will proba.
bly, lead to a reaction from the present advance.
The Sub.Treasury movement continues light: the
disbursements to-day were slsl,5l2; the receipts,
s379. eos; balance this evening, se 1904. 500.
There was fair business done to-day in foreign
exchange for the Boston steamer which sails to.mor.
row. Rates continue as last quoted, lOei for
60 day sterling bills and lloi for short sight;
for francs, 5lsI for 30 day bflls, and 5.lliaf|
for short sight Messrs. Belmont 4 Co. ship $780,.
300 in gold to 20 from Boston. The other shipping
houses seem disinclined to operate.
Thestockmsrket continues TO exhibit evidences of |
iulness the ouy securities which seem TO he inprov.
ing are those Of the Michigan Southern. stock and |
bonds. The SECOND mort 100 bonds of tht. roas
which were kicked about the street short while I
ncc st 81, sold freely to-day at So 50: the qua.
anieed stock was in demand at 2al !. and the
common stock at lSi. Heavy purchases are being
made, apparently by friends Of the new manage.
rent; II the new board fails 10 administer the pro
'er'y iudciopsly i viii he for want Of interest
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BxRni-TuRrn- In this city, on Sunday, June "a
AZ 1nIuetn street Methodist Episcopal church. by the
Rev. John W. Iinasay, Mr.. RoBERr BARTLETT 10 AcSys
TURNER, both OF this city.
BARHyE-SrruKRraSD.-On Thursday evening June 81
at the residence OF her father No 3oS West Thirty
street. by Rev Mr.. Crawford IsABElA DAVIDSON daugh
ter OF William Davidson and Eliza sutherland 10 VIII
LIAM H. BARHYr, both Of this city. -
scotch papers please copy.
CoSKiN-RrSNEr.-On Thursday June q by the
Rev W. y. Morgan, Of St Thomas church. Mr.. JAnrs IL
SoNs 70 Miss HARyr, youngest daughter of John Run
nett, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
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Thus the receipts show an increase of 794 900
over those of last year, and an increase of l437,.
900 over 1873, and the exports exhibit the follow
ing results
Compd viii To g. Britain. To Franc, To other y y'n
last year. Inc $4,000 Inc 1877 900 Dec 81 900
1885,. Inc. 900 Inc $4,000 Inc 123 600
1hdi sock
last year. .. Increase. $4,000 nccrease 4 600
1878. Increase. Il 3l< 900 Decrease al 900
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f'IHVNTtI JUN TNNs
meeting of fbe stockh oaers of the rank o. Inrer
canada held yesterday at which the charges recently
rrcurbt aranst the bank BY y ~ Hopkins discharged
eecrr invcst'fntcd. solution passed. M,
ccs, that Bcykins' sigi-ns src entitled ~ 20 como
<oIos whatever.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IVfSUAfg Junf ~ r. W
Asrus--Ibe market steady with sales OF about 20
bits pots nj IS IS and Of pearls ~ IS Is per 100 lte
BRsApsrtfrs -Flcur.--The market les buoyant.
while medium and grades easier and rood TO
prime extras wcrc unchanged There was good export
demand. with air domestic trade. with
at the light concession favor II holders The rsnesc
tons footed up about ~ 600 10 900 bb closing within
the range Of tho ro'low ing ouotat ions
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
TUESDAY. June Pc

TUESDAY, June 26--G p
The following IS comparative statement of the
exports (eNclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1858 1880 1870
FOR the week.. 80 ,0a7.21I l240. 40l Ips III
Previously reported 3o.o6o,722 30.o47 597 1920 sd
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CCILEv.s COMMANDMENTS.

Omsn' ncement OF Columbia College.
"e NV n Annual Commencement Of COhunAhiA College
Wcs YESTERDAY at the Academy Of Music mb spa
sAiding 6led "a its utmost capacity some time
'e he hour appointed for the commsnceneut Of TIE
socss Ihe ladies', in particular, seemed determined
90 70 lose The opportunity Of visiting their vorts psos
q resort and from stage the house presented very
~sch the gaia appearance that IL would at Thalberg
r'ccolcnini na,6nec
An excellent orchestra, under the direction Of Mr. j. f.
aon, was. in attendance, and enliveued the occasion
wn choice elections Of music. The exercises were 20
I've comm snced at ten O'Clock but there
vssaab'e clay Of half hour, durag which trSe the
vssse hou ~ from parques amphtheatre, nut-
YER Of IA 6 and expectatson.
me or cbestra introduced the exercises Of the occasion
pay hg the 70 81 Aaytri, followed by grand
arch Sduring therperformanoe Of which Dr. King the
SssS nt Of the College, together with tho faculty and in
vhso sSuests upon the stage Arsong the dstin-
- bed guests present the Rev Dr. Ferris Chance-
Sfthe University Of New York Bishop whitehouss, OF
sois Rev Or. De WITT Rev. DR.. Van Keeck, Rev. Or.
kased Rev. Or. Alex. Leonard Or. j. c. Dalton, and
ser members Of the faculty Of the College Of Physicians
md Surgeons GILLIAN C. verplaRck, ESQ., John j. Ass~
IA, hessrs. s Ruggles George p Strong, and b r.
Winthrop.
An opening prayer was made ~ the Rev C. r Dcme,
Aapainto the College. The following the order Of
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The u, 200, 900, New York SIX Per Cent
Loan.

(From the Albany journal, June 26]
The proposals. for the State Loan Of 81 900 were
opened at noon to-day in the Comptrolers Office. The
bids subjoned II will be that the loan has been
taken at 10l IL l01. IL
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tansdan 6our heavy, while the sales embraced 100
500 bbls.. ~ ~ So ss ss for extr. from swing
wheat. rd AZ 80 o. n 81 10 Cor extra from winter DO
Srthern brands were heavy and urchanrrd While szc-
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DYspErsIA.-No person with this distressing
disease. should delay using these Medicines
Immediately.
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