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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

PROVERBS OF ALL NATIoNs:-Therp 10 no
better looking glass than q faithful friend.
The worst Of the law IL, that one snit
breeds score. sazass,t
The abuse Of riches is worsa than tho
want Of them. ss,.s.g,f.
The blood Of the soldier makes the glory.
10 whom you betr.y ycar secret you
give your liberty. eta ~ -
The head aud feet keep warm; thsrest
tnke no harm.
Trade and commerce are universal
cheating by general consent ~
The best Of ihs game ia, to do 0Me's
business and then look to- their hauseA
Try your friend with a'talsehood; n be
keeps it secret, tell him the truth.
What good can it do aHass to be called
n lionG 8a' ,sess!a
Wolves sometimes loec their thNth,, bet
not their nature. ,sa.s..f
Wise men learn by Others hArm-Iools
by their own.
Whoever is servant to the lax uiust
bear up his tail. ra, uta5au
Where the hedge is lpwcst. .-IheR com
monty leap over.
When every one takes care Of himself,
care IL taken OF all. a'asss-s sgsaAA
When good cheer Is lacking. our Aisnds
will be packing. r.-. atei-a ~
Who practice not virtue in youth; can.
not fly sin in old age. 7AR
Words are nothing but wind, bnt1Ssihg
is believing. Agsruss.
When A nroud man haara annAi.av
praised, he thinks himself injureds
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

ANrsENESrs FOR THE INTERIOR.
many friends in the interior, especially in
those districts seldom or never visited by
first class theatrical company, will be
pleased to learn that they are soon to pos
sess one Of the most famous in America,
in their peculiar line. Mr.. G. V. Hand,
the cnierprising treasurer Of Maguire's
Opera House, has made an arrangement
with the Ma-tinetti to give series OF
their delightful entertainments in almost
every town and village Of California and
Oregon. In order TO insure success, nci.
thcr pains nor expense have been spared
to render the expedition the most perfect
that ever lefl our city. The whole Of the
Martinetti Company, which has maintain.
ed triumphant place upon our boards
for several consecutive months, will go
forward, together with . considerable
number Of experienced supernumernries.
The canvass under which their perform.
ances are to be given will be the largest
and most cOmmOdiOus ever manufactured
here or elsewhere. There will be no less
than twenty efficient performers, and 4
full and complete band Of muSic-many
Of the members being celebrated in this
city. They will have thirty-six horses
and nine wagons; but = most potent fea-
ture will consist Of their stage scenery,
dresses and decorations Although play.
ing under canvass, there will DO regular
stage and scenery. not surpassed by that
Of any theatcr in the State. Everything
will done on the grandest scale. so that
the observer can detect no difference be.
tween the performances thus given and
thnsc which take place in the Opera House.
This is an undertaking which has required
the outlay Of large means and unusual
enterprise, and we feel assured that It will
be fully appreciated by our interior and
Oregon friends, who may look forward
with confidence to much innocent gratifi-
cation aud amusement IL the Martinetti
have done well in this State, they have
also been liberal in their expenditures,
and under the experienced conduct Of Mr..
Hand, who goes as manager and prOprie-
tor, they can scarcely fail to succeed.
The expedition will leave this city on the
irst Of Nay next-SdR Francisco paper.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

"a WARN SALUTE. "A correspondent
gives the following case of absence Of
mind: A girl who was ono Of our first
loves, was one night lighting US out, after
having passed delightful evening; and,
in bashfnl trepidation, she blew us ont Of
the door. and drew the candle behind the
door and kissed it.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
once, on Coloma street.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT COCRf-Hoa. \. ?. Myers judge; william A.
Jaaaay. Clerk Regular Terms eommSNcc the sscOud
February and AAy and third AondAya Of August
and November.
COUNTY cOrRr-HOa. James JoAasOa. JadEe; William A.
JaauAry Cerk-hnld Its regular Terms Mondays
Of January. Nay and September.
COURT Of SESSIOSS-Hou. James Johnsoa Presiding
JadEe Thomas Orgon and r. X Draper AssocAe Jusces
and William Ianaar Il. regular TsFms 90 the
nrst hOadAys of Nnreh. July and November.
PROBATE COCRT-Ho1. james Jnhnaon, Judge; William
January CeFkhsds regular TrrAs the fourth Monday
Of each month.
BOARD or SCPERvISORs-eonasts e George ". swan,
T. " Stout and William Jshtne William A. January, Clerk
bold regular meetnEs the hr NsndAy Of each neaih
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

The editor Of rabid abolition paper in
Maine declares thai. he "would sooner be
cut up into sausage-meat than yield an
inch to the South" We have heard Of
making sausagcs Of dogs, but the idea Of
making them Of rabid dogs is spreading
the thing on little too thick.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

An editor speaking Of rogue who lives
in his vicinity, says:
He has broken every bank, and Jail,
and Sabbath we have had in this county
for the last FIVE yearsl"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

ONE Of the rabid Republican organs Of
Pennsylvania says If old Abe does not
force obedience in the South, 1.-THE peo.
pie will hold him to fearful account "
But Old Abe will beat You all at the buSi-
ness Of making out accounts. lie de-
manded the Presidency of the United
States as compensation for splitting a
few rails, some thirty years ago, and you
have paid him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

Power OF TnE Pass. Who can 1soa-
sure the power Of the pressf Ap aunco
Of lead moulded into q bullet end pus
into Minnie rife, with q SsW ksalis6 Of
powder beneath it, will do it, aEynMa nuf.
tiCiently upon man two mile9l4 4inlnmA tf
it encounters no obstacles; bat tthptgnies
Of lead made into type and put IG11 Eloess
lightning printing presses, wlll ~ A6hk-
ands of miles, and Do its sssGa1
ciently, not on one man msssAa hmfkan
millions, and that though oses f,faFs
and mountains may intervene u A51ans
printing press Did you svss l6Nh
into one al the spacious vaule eh
the sidewalks 10 eur eitisN, Ama MN1g Ne
monstersI I feel something ~ nNe n
looking at them It seems - - enc
Of Ezekiel's living creatures W. 10
hand Of = man, and ths s5ai 81
waters. and tho spirit Of The nslAn a-
lures in the. wheels. IkAqka. e n1lk-
ment, knows no weaFineaR He ..
itself to its work, and t0ln .zC
strength that mockR 60 ucsfa Z sls
Of the giant, and. withs = elals &
would shiver 10 pisces ever - -
its grasp; and yet. VIII : - -
precision uhatfalnaels y ~ 8 s
Il receives faNtle - A 60
touch wOald read e sa1 @
in the twiakllng e All
costs 90rfB - ep4no1
sheet amer Mex g 'r # j
generate Al(a 6lsA I
have get e93up y
Of the pcaR e. e. a2
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

TIE Legislature Of Ohio has passed a
bill prohibiting intcrmarriage or illicit
intercourse between persons Of white and
negro blOOd.-HdrsrhiH Democrat.
What do the young Wide. Awakcs say
to such law as thatY hit not an un-
constitutional Infringement on their free
dom?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

THE lady who burst into tears has been
put together again, and Is now wearing
hoops to prevent repetition Of the acci.
dent
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

A WESTERN editor CAUTIONS his readers
against kissing short women, IS the habit
has made him rOund.ShouldCrcd.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
MOUNTJOY HOUSE,

Main street, few doors wr,, Of the Court House,
AcERVILLE
=. .tpf, ..fRoPAIRroR,
flNHE UNDERSIGNED (late Proprietor OF the Pa
ciic EInnse, Sunnn Cny.l desires to inform the
;1ens of PiaceIvillr and the travelling public that
lie has leased the above popular and we'll established
tIniri-aud. having entirely rrjuvenated and re-.
modelled II throughout, hopes to meet with liberal
s-e If patronage StVic' attention ~ he paid TO
The comfort Of GesIs hoth In matters " lodging and
In the details of his TAnLE, which he will always
S,p supplied with the choice of the market, regard
Nrss Of expense. lIebsSI A. e. JUDY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
watrbrs, 3rmfIrg, Etc.
WATCHES, JEwELRY,

and
SILVER WARE,
A. the Oldtsf Ltrrirv EstdhliAAment in Placer
ViLLe, ~ Lors.S's E1reprnOf BLock, Main At.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully an
SNA n0nnees to his friends. and the eItiIcns Of
P1aeerville and vicinity. generally, that he
Rsal has now in store splendid assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEwELRY. DIAMOND WORK. 80.
All Of which be esFs lt the lowest prices for cash.
California yeWelry made to order.
Watches and JeWelry repaired and warranted.
- No charge for regulating Watches.
Engraving ON WOOd done to order
mARIS-3m H.F. BARSS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
NotrIs, Restaurants, Etc.
THE CARY MNl1sE.

TN ali TIC improvements aAd eonvenirnces which
modern h6tel-keeping has rendered Essential,
the Cary House stands pre-rmincnt. It iP lighted
with gas. and furnished In every department in the
most approved style Il employs the best talent In
rv.rv department, and the table Is always supplied
win the choicest Of everything to be had In the
5s$rk~t.
r. The Cary House IS the depot for every stage
line and from the city, and 10 kept open through.
out the night. maTl6-3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

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D, v. oELwIcEs, VA, sASuAaV
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-02
Observation-Disclosures
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JOnnSCOuS INSURANCE ROOmSs
No. 70 SecpnOItr.
Teuers, N1artnes unb &eben8sUerfAes
r-rngSsG
Gid)erIte ilfO feitete 0OnpaQnie.
SerftAerunS8SGCmp. Der SaCep b. Bir9iuien,
NIT $3.50, 900 @apttaI.
acknowledgements y. @hsetnien,
nn1t 500, 600 capital.
Mbeutarlez8 erii9ernn9S@@ Cmp. y. 8irgiaten.
nit 5000. 600 capital.
@6arter SafzSerfi9 Comp. BON 6artfDrb.
nit $3.50. 900 @apitaI.
SecHrttnzS So Comp. Dcft Nefpsg )Drs
mt $270, 900 capital.
BbSniTs8 81 rfi4eruns8z@ Omp. BON Netpegprt.
NIT $500, 900 Capital.
Jse1pluteeV erft6erun98= Gprnp. b. Netp.91crf
rf7- nit $2T0, 600 capital. -.r
WtcntdnfsB eriGerHng8z@omp. .. NepsWDrM
NIT $500. 900 Capital. 81
NeipsB prlp~Seri4e Comp bon Neus2pr
nit $3.50, 900 Capital.
Wtercontile Wtutual W1arite.
nit 81, 900, 900 capital.
Neretrt9te Staaten Vebens-Serlt9eruna &c.
nit 81 ESQ, 972 @apttaI.
Wcrtbern Nffurance@@ on1p. bon Qp1br,,
nit 5 ,I94, Iii gapttoI. ~
Se chen bemertten @pmpagneen fnb spn her oeo;sr.Amt.
Stoates Otarpano G%utbprtfrt unb tteaftrt. >ss"'""I oS
Oe bon benz Ilnter3etdneten repriientrten gpn,noorscu
@uut1 oertn96are8 @aptal gum opaeu oBen os"e gSUta
Betra9 eerantrDrhid, fir bic Sab[una BON gerJr 1sr ""B5eoeftn
eriest. SbnR =" q osttulfe ganftfi9
Treo. Iffunt, Surpeucr. Hso,z r.,
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g20rolide Geritraa liellbatm -
Derdmoerter Waarplan.
HGad1 nenl g6eiben Hap 9~Serpen.
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""l 1IIIIrl IENtsI@W uUIpIu1+ u /"
Gt lmo nad} bent 80. Sen. Uer1sn ta0itdj bret Sage aaF btelsr
gabn tn Nacn ipi3snoer eoette e%rpCotrt:
Ser @ef5u9 8ett tl8It& (ntt 2~lasrabte seq Gpnuta9s} I'M
$ lrf Is Dftn Ntpr8ens at mao @tttsbura &picagp, Gifpeianr.
5tncinaatt, st. Gpnts une aae Gbeiie Res gBefeas unS gtDrb.
pefenS. @benfC RAD Girpra, Buffalo Guo @anara. glab @rt.
~nrittSburs. gOrTf 9aneaRer, S~saptn8, @pttspiae, Duyinas, gFias
ReiiterssDwn unb Dtanhsfer, Wto. Stad GtaunDer sbara, Gar.
itsle unb SaeertpEn
Me9 81 % q Urt nm 8,15 glere. ntit nur etasu Gerren.
re@iel. - btAtg @te eafleeer areern 8ata. a
@eiirnbe tSnnen NIT oteem 3u8e aat Detroit un5 @ticaeo Da
Jiegora sails, 10 btn8 ais ouf r9erb eluer anbern Ba6u fobren
Der Oprt Nte0mpbattpnS5u ta9ltd (SpnntaaS ans.
JeuCmmen) ui 80 Ya9nt. naD Oprt nno aleu Stotlcnen oer
1Setern Weorplarb 8abn. 49,
Der 5arrt&bwr9s fDmDb att n Ss8 4 Abt tda-
Ito tSgnnta8$ GHsgenOntmen) lin 800 8abntttags al.
Reifanre spu xgIibinetpn unp bem Suben, pelae mt ben,
3uee UNI $40 Wtprgens. pber 800 WabmistagS bier cnfpn1.
aen, fneen 8efGreerung NIT ben 3Igeu nteier 8aln.
i63- gGesen J~arrbtlets unb Gnperer eenaHen unb b~etI6sItheu
@uSfunft belebe man fb an bic Bilett=Offce tn Der ,geipert.
Statipn," @de bEn GGISert- unb 6tanfltnfry III uenben.
9.4 SRbn S. &tGne4, MffR=Supr.
S. .. GSGFuer D'aets@GfH! Sult29lI
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01Grblide @enfralbaGn.

Our9@ 3a9e na9 benz Wefen. :.
Abfabrt: Mtrr9en8 8. Is Min. uuc 0adhtts
tags 3. so Wfinuten,
6arrt8bur9 Gecpmobati on 81
Bug. saG
9tbfabrt !: 8 ltbr Abenbs in 8erbinbuao nit
Der weftltden 8abn,
89ilabetpbia, elimination II.
Baltimore d.
6. 159itn. ii. 9. As 8orm. II. 4. As 9eqdml.
@efttde Warplanb @ife nbabn II.
(9alpert @tatOn,)
8.15 II. $50 Nadm. (bi8 @ranberrp.)
0unibuIie fir Wetminlter unb Manheffer
ltn0 nit ben 3isen in S~erttnpun9.
StaeeS+
0a4 @mmttt8bur8( pia @e1fminfer)
Seben pom NeItern Sotel, Gde Somarb II.
Saratc9altr. jeben Mcrsen UNI z lbr (Spuns
tags au89encmuen.
sc a d 0ppantpmnu. 50 IN 8 atom II.
8erlafen @fe Sonipap II. 6apettefr. nm s.
ubr Morgen8 II. A. 80 yta9m.
Nad 8elatr. = Son 8rptpn8 6ptel Il,
9t9bltr. lecea Dienitug, Dcnneritu9 u. Sam
flag.
Na9 &elIAUtf1e (Bbilab. Rnab.) -
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flag, Dpnnerla9 II. Samltag, @
Na& 9etfterStOwn. 9Om @efern So
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OermantG MISUNDERSTANDING
oegn nga @efenfdeaft

F& Srd III Jte : Uprt.
Saar einsesabltes Gapt9al 100000
e,,a 9rSftbent, %usp RSeSenccnf.
gttesYrdftb. unb Setr.t Sriecr. 1dbvenbIer,
Oteie Seieai4att tt hGaptidGt& far Ole DentfUr SeC5
tstaas g. Uet ger. 9 taatsn sesrnnDet pprbsn. Sbre &c.
d : ude en9l DER Spra4e ~ausaeeebfa.
JHre GslNatte befsten tn s. beas-Oerft9erunee ns
AIterSsV rfrrgungen MuSRsaers uo Qetbrens
t eraneeu. @8@ a
E@tste Yrpkent bee nswen Musens rerben unter
~yerNhertea pertbeilt, uno p0een ee @eleH1aft oacnrt sa elmer
lnl @e9enieitt0te ut s'arpneeten.
GIB &eferen5eg tr SGltlnlcrt fnb ~fClSenee 6errrn ore
aonnt, ron benen BIZ NIT : , :tthneten aud Atten-. 5nbabsr enbs
6r. D. GHumc9er, m 9r. %. Us. Sau.@ "~1
. Gpbt. lfes,s y SDm. 9. @asner, -
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Gbr. ptnrids, : a Weuer Stetn,
v perm. pVn SaFfL aGA q 70. ubrl0Mb,
e. 6enrp DietriG. . Wtcfes SDar,,ntshs
Applitanten aus WalbinStcn unp aus iroenb
etaem Tbetle pes Staates Marplano
psaea ftp ~sefanisit an MID wenDsn.
MbDlpN @n8Ier Aeefl,
Object l@s. Il. etepuRaF4 asNsaabs sV RsR-SNk1T
(QR01ENR1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08

These figures are unprecedenedly email, and furnish
strong evidence Of the depression of business
The State authorities have we understand disposed
Of million of the war loan Of this State, within
few days. by private negotiation, at par for cent
stock. The loan has only one year to run, tax being
laid which will pay it at the end Of that period.
The Bank Department advertses for sale on the 18th
instant the securities deposited for the circulation OF
the Bank of Albany, and on the l4h those OF the
Bank of the Capitol. Those of the National Bank
will be cold few days later 1t is thought the Bank
Of the Interior will arrange take up their circulation
The stocks to be cold consist Of 900 New-York 5s,
5000 New-York SIS, 100000 New-York &c, and
8, 900 U. 8. 5 p cents.
The Marine Underwriters to-day raised the rate Of
insurance vessels and cagoes to Europe TO cent
on account of the war risk. This movement, if per-
sisted in will materially enbanass the movement Of
produce, and has already prevented the execution Of
orders for breadstuffs. The announcement created
much sensation on the Corn Exchange, and caused
pause in operations in produce and freights 1t pro-
posed to have meeting of merchants to remonsrate
against this large advance.
We have received from Albert II. Nlcolay & Co.,
auctioneen and stock brokers' their semmonthy price
current OF stocks and bonds giving the estquotaons
Of securities and other information Copies can be OBJ
tanned upon application at their office, No. 5a William
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the AP

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the Ap-
- picson Of the Boa Of superyiso OF the C9ny o
York relative Acquiring and Taxing Lads for the bndis OF
House So ,sd Pursuant to the pfoison o an
Act Of the LegauT- Of the STATE Of Newforl entitled An
Act enable the sPerio Of the Comfy Of 70 81
oue and Land for t5o Building OF ice IN sd
County "a sed p TO- 1861 the Board Of supevisor OF the
County New Yok hereby give notice that they in.pd 70
the SupeID. Count Of the state of New ORR
Special Term Of the sid Coat to be held a, the City Hall
n the Cy Of New York Friday the 2s d.y OF June lo6
the opening Of the Count On that day OF soon thereafter
counsel heard fer the sppoin OF three ,on-
sppse the value Of the land propoted 10 oe ac
qu ed for the purpose heTenbeorc enoned pat
the lands and pes proposed to BE- acquired and taken are
bounded snd described ., follows, TO wit: . -
All that certain piece parcel OF land situated IN t siIh
Ward Of the City Of Nsiof and bounded and dsneed az 'o
lows. TO wit 3, o.,
street feet from the nohwessiy corner OF the
brown bndns used for Cou purposes and fronting
on said Chambers running thence westerly atns the
ouheny ds Of aid Chambers street three HUNDRED and !" ey
feet thence running southerly snd parallel with t~o
HUNDRED feet thepce running easteTy and pssbei wh Ch
ber street three hundred and twenty feet and heno m
nobey and parallel with Broadway two hundred feet 70 ne
pout or place Of fbesnnng-DAted kewYork Msy H. lSol
ABRA dAM r. LAWRENCE, Jr, .
OfCoune Board Of Supervisors of the County oil hew-ho
uIy25toel9
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
81 r,o.i 20 p su.b Timothy and Clover Seeds r' oct

sJARs-RuDor has partially persuaded holders % sss sn
sdy .nce upon da that the Co erhHeat WIZ s
the cuis on Sugar 10 order 10 a{
rvrpe for prosecuting the To-day hhds are so g. nee'
Sale OF too bids Cuba inciHdg 800 sI.euaen 'oI "t
port st &c., aud 95 boxes Havana &C. for an average Z"
No. Y.
SOAP Small sales Castle msking n me- mouths
JopA ID ontiuD.s auipt ,cer steady; sses OF 10
o,s,, Soedef 90 bbls Kentus ~ hhds Marysnd and do
Mason County, 81 terms Iot tran.I irrd a.,
TTS-Rock very quiet aud prices nonnal y nnds
ooj that the offerings the Duch sale vii DC about looc
sabs. - -. 80.
TALLONy-A firm market; tha demands fad, Sales oi1'
O3o 10 prime G. y 9!e Rough Fat Is irady &C. cash
WOOIh. MARKETS very do aud heavy owing 70 the pear
approach OF the clip buyers no. disposed 20 fne1e
to supply immediate wants TIE only sales We nave
report Pulled 5C0n 20 fleeces and small iots
of Fast India ard Msszo OF private terms.
WhALEBoNE-Ihe market l. quiet We do not hear oi any
tTanssc'ious.
WHALEFOOrSrho market IL d1L snd In the sbsepc. OF
sales. prices entirely nonii al
WHlSKYThe market Is better an is very active 'ses
Of 200 bbls. part last evening". at l6. civic
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
FRIDAY, June 7-P. n.

FRIDAY, June I'm
The transactions in the Stock Market weret larger
eItelt than Of late but the feeling depressed snd
there was pressure of Stock on the Market beyond
the wants of buyen. The bears have taken new
courage and disposed to sell freely, while there is
but little confidence shown by the bull faction. The
ment in shares almost entirely confined 10 buying
TO cover natur n contracts and putting the stock out
again on sellers option The difficulty In getting out
long options forces the bears 10 make short turns Of
three and days. and thus they kept continually in
the market buying to The bear faction in the
Board is strong and shrewd one, and they feel very
confident that in the present condition Of political and
mercantile affairs there be no recovery Of stock
values. Meanwhile the great supporter Of bull move-
ments-tbe public-has almost entirely deserted the
field, having been severely punished within the last
six months by the decline. The principal feature OF
the Board to-day the renewed activity in State
Stocks and the continued decline in Illinois Central
which sold as low 62 against Ga yesterday. Some
considerable supplies Of cash stock have come upon
the street recently which have supplied the shorts, and
the difference between cash and seller thirty is much
less than it was. While it Is supposed by some
parties that the "corner" in this stock has been
broken up it 10 believed by others that tie present
decline is ruse TO put the market down for the pur-
pose of filing large ffegn orders to buy, and
then give the screw another turn. In the afternoon,
the market better and tie quotations recovered to
63, closing at 62i New-York Central fuctuating be-
tween 7Ii iaT, and is sustained only by the necessi-
ties of the shorts. These figures look low for Central,
but the decline has been greater in other securities since
the election, over 20 cent in some instances and but
for the support afforded by the oyeaes Of the bears,
we presume Central would have touched lower
points than at any time since the crisis of
1857. Erie was weak at y cent decline. Hud-
son River lost the frmness Of yesterday
afternoon, and sold down to 3ls Panama was 1861 for
regular stock, while selling at los seller ten The
Western shares were in almost every instance lower
and pressed ON the market. Between the Boards the
market was steady, with but little doing AT the Sec.
opd Board, with fair business the tendency Of prices
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YcRK..........Jvys
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