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Shreveport daily news., 1861-11-05
gEl PaironiZc Home Industry.
,SI1IDN E1RWiN.
SEzDENA kEE.

Cor. WuIKct md IHiI0ns streets,
MILL give spccial attention 20 making
w Shoes ioi Ladies and Misses, and
hopes 10 leceive 'iberel patronage in this
new cn.ci Ini.,e. EcpaiIing neatly executed
lit short no.rc- s2U-:m
Shreveport daily news., 1861-11-05
IRON FENCING.

The undersigned having made az
rangemcr,s with the manufacturers.
is now prepared o order every des-
ciiption OF
Shreveport daily news., 1861-11-05

suitable fot enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery to.s- eic., also
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Mans fl eld FeinsaIe College
lESn,rA u AnIS.u

DESoTO PARISH LA.
Nhe Fail session Of thie Institution
l. will open on Wednesday, 2nd
October 1861, with a full and efficient
Faculty The domestic departments
will be under the immediate superin-
tendence OF the President and his
IHdv, end every effort will be made
TO promote rhe comfort of those CO.
trusted to :heir charge.
- Coitom: 1o>orisiosss, Coptr1c1ntc
Bonds on Treasury mates tahca IN o0y
ment of' Boar1 aad I3ition.
For other information, Address.
CHAS. B. STUART, President.
Mansfield, la.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-11-05

i HE w'rt OF a cheap proof press
has long naen felt by publishers of
country ;Dapers and small Job Offices.
The undersigned knowing this from
experience, has invented q press Of
this sort {similar to Hoe g. Co.'S asd
offers it to the craft as the cheapest
in the market. Instead Of solid
cast-iron cylinder, it is made Of sheet
iron and filled, being decided i'm
provement, as it gives elasticity to
TO the cylinder. l'he cosr OF On or
dinary proof press is $50, While this
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Notice..

The undersigned leaves this even
ing for Virginia, the Physicians of
this place have kindly offered to at
tend 10 all calls for me.
Il. III. Morris bcin. my authorized
agent during my temporary absence.
w. III. WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
Shreveport Oct. lOth 1861.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-11-05

Purify the Bleod J! Strengthen the,
System !!
The GREAT NJ MEDICINALD DRINK OFTHE
Ace! s'
CROOKES'S
lnvigorating Aromatic Vegetables
StOmncle Batteys, si..y;
FoR RESTORING & PRESERVING
HEALTH.
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UNDER THE AUSPfCJES or "A
EMINENTPHYSICIAN.
Are an agreeable and palatablt
Invigorating Tonic, prepared .fIon
Aromatic Bitter Vegeta bles, com
bined with Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one OF our venera-
bic and eminent physicians during
practice Of thirty years, i'll the latter
part Of which he used those Bitter
Herbs, with unparalleled success, il.
the treatment of Internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate the
functions Of digestion; impart vigor
and tone to the stomach; strengthen
the system, and are unequalled as
purifier Of the blood. By continuing
the use ola wine glass full morning
and evening, and before meals, for
few weeks, they will afford convin-.
cling proofs Of their cat medicinal
properties, and under the influence Of
their health-restoring qualities, that
physical condition necessary to the
enjoyment Of a sound body and mind
will soon be attained.
From their purifying Influence,
the skin becomes steadily smooth and
bright, and they viii gradually re-
move every trace of eruption or in
hammetion from the face or body as
they progress in the publication ofth-
blood.
Viewing them simply as bever-
age, they equal in richness and deli
cacv OF. flavor the finer grades of
choice Champagne Wines-the bit
ter principle being only perceptible
when fell in the good work of purify
ing end invigorating.
For lie use of ole. and Young of
both sexes they are admirably adap-
ted: being grateful to the taste; of an
sSeisitely delicate fayor-imparting
TO the palate Il soothing aromatic ef-
feet, equailed only by its purity and
richness.
The following letter regarding the
purity and quality OF this Celebrated
Vegetable Tonic, from the eminent
end gifted physician end chemist,
Victor +. Canning, so long and ia
vOrably known III connection viii,
lie French Academy of Science,
speaks for itself:
Chemical La5ratory, TVea Broadscay.
New York, February 6, 1860.
Mr.. II NJ. Crookes: Dear Sir
In accordance with your request OF
the 16tla ultino, l have subjected
sample 6f your Invigorating Aroma
tic Vegetable Stomach Bifters to a.
caseful anal ysis ana find them to be
composed Oft the essence of Aromatic
Bitter Vegetables OF ancient fame in
the medical world yet | have uever
before seen them SO well blended or
rendered so pleasing to the seEse of
taste.
The Spirit used in their prepara-
tiou found to be perfectly pure, and
! rs free from deltteriouS clement as
! that procinrd Aons the natural juice
Of the -rapc.
You doubtless had the assistance Of
|experien eed medical skill in perfect
| inu. so excellent Il com bination. as it
rarely occurs that the bitter princi-
pie, possessing so mccn medicinal
worth, is rendered so palatable.
ContltfYn 10 prepare yenr Stomach
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Il, ". l[ILLER'. .SE
Ice Cream and Soda Water
6 TO q n
S 4 LOO n .

GA Texas S.reet. between Market &
Edwsld. al Mrs. Wells old Stand.
TSses pleasure 10 inform ladies
and Seo.leman. thathe hes re-opened,
and keeps on land, besides the above.
end fruits, etc, ard
would be pleased ts receive visit
from his former patrons.
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Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stotionery S,eam
Engines with docn!e hue boilers.
CilcrIar Saw Mills oT the most mod
ern and i.n,movad construction. We
challenge ;ae trade 10 produce a be;
Ter or more elective ar,icle at less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mil
Shattin@.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and F'louring Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
Indie Eobber Beltin".
Wood w.uth Planning and Matching
M1chiDe~.
Artc>i,n Well Tools and Pipes fur
ni~hrl 10 ordta-.
S.can CGa-e>, Whistles, &c,
and cvc.v un~cl,o..on o. Plantation
and l'.,ilwGv Mech ae.v.
Seu0 :: I'd "et pa ;ur~ir.ted cata-
log oue Of ort VI. c.,. ne,v Zee by G,ail:
al We :-k i Il p,1,2rence at ihe sarle
ntice with rcraiIv good Northern
WotEs. Add, $ f. NJ. lVENS,
No. 81 s.. Charles S., n. 9.
No. 81 y
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EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for mus
ter. at Headquarters, 36 Natchez
street. Reference E. s. B.. Jacobs.
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JCEf ICE! ICEf

JCEf ICE! ICEt
~ CARGO of RoclSland Lake,
Crystal ICE, i.'st received and for
sale by ~ ENGIE Il co.
Shrcrepoi', a pril 25-nll-tf
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TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1861.

ACCIDENTAL DEATn FROM PoIsoY,-On SUNDAY
liu nag, a Mrs. Daniels, residing on North Charlie
S|eet' made fatal mistake in taking medicine, o
"uicn tue following are the circumstances Sh4
"'oSo from her bed and took dose from blut
P"eNa2e upon which was printed "Epsom Salts,
sepposing 1t to be that medicine. A short time
Ht.ef' member Of the family, upon going to her
."n' round her wing the bed in Il ifeless state
a II investigation was had. when it was ascertained
deadly poison. D''"'
cDISoRDERLY SoLDIERs-Stephen Candy, Rober,
crop, James W. N. Harvard and John w Shields
p;S paeHioeTS OF company B. Captain Brewers Second
etIleht OF Maryian volunteers, were Yesterday
n rested upon the charge of entering the house ot
tck tieuerick Weller, whilst drunk, and acting in q
tie Giiso'ueriy manner. They also arrested two par
s eo Gp"h the pretence Of being officers They
t Msle taken before Justice Shipley who committed
te' n 70 Jall In default of security to answer at
oECESsioN DoG.-About ten O'clock last n;pbt
Two soldiers, one of whom had two herrinos in his
pp"GHe'' entered the cigar store at the corner of
p''t.'hore and Calvert streets, and whilst pur-
chasing a cigar, he was relieved of his fish bv a
hg' uog' Upon discovering his loss, the soldier
a. anle quite lnuriated, aGd ''pitched into" the
uog. when we left tne scene there was every
prospect OF sauguinary conflict between the two.
'"ough the dog appeared to have the best of it.
Passage OF MORE TRooPs-About eioht o'cIock
Yesterday morning the New York Thirty y-Seventh
tegiment, under command of Col j. Il. McCunn
~ NJ Eeu at President street depot en- route for
dSnihgtnn The body numbered about eicbt
~ ~n|Iuieu men, who were very well equipped Their
pss"Se through the streets attracted but little at
n''n' Upon arriving at Camden station tbev
immediately embarked for the Capital.
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CITY LWT,ELLIGENCE,

. CARELEssNEss, CRUELTY, INHUMANITY.-It is high
time that the attention of the public should he
called to the furious driving prsctsed by the tw
lines OF omnibases, one owned by Mr. Petticord
and the other by Mr.. Ruff-that ply between This
city and CatonsVille. They have the same bours
OF departure, and so eager are the drivers to ont
strip each other, that they race at most fearful
speed.
We have lately heard of several in.tsrce. :,
which passengers have aghted from the vehicles.
considering 1t too dangerous to remain in them
we know OF an Instance in which they ran into
each other, and that one of the coaches faw d,vs
since ran into rockaway driven by Mr.. Wethered
a very snort time since one of the horses fell in
the harness and the passengers were forced Tn si,
IN toe road until they were picked up by the pex.
"ous" In another instance q horse gave out n Il
was nhumanly whipped along until he arrived AT a
station where his place could be supplied. The
GROWING act, however, occurred Yesterday and
resulted IN the death of German boy, near the
village OF Catonsvie. The omnibuses wsra driv
ing very fast as usual, each striving 70 mass tho
other and pick up passengers. The bow seems tn
nave been standing the doorstep of the fnra
most omnibus, and either jumped or fell, and was
run over by both wheels Of the other He hos 81; no
died. The feeling in the community at Catonsr;iIe
Is general that stop must be put to this Reckless
and dangerous driving.
, OPENING OF THE MAIN AVENUE AT Damn Hr1
fAKK-Ihe announcement by the Parl, Comn,is
that the opening of the main drive at Druid
hiil r. ark would be inaugurated Yesterday aftar
noon by procession of citizens attracted q Iorna
N
crowd of persons. At the appointed hour. five
O'Clock, the procession, embracing a number of
carriages and few horsemen and foot PASSENGERS.
moved OF from the entrance to the grounds The
eavaicade was under the marshalship of Msior Wm-
IL. hayward. About one hour was oecHnied in
passing around this magnificent drive. The ground
was IN good condition and everything passed off
satisfactorily. The Park Commissioners. accom-
panied by MIR. Howard Daniels, under whose su-
perintencence the Park has been greatly enhanced
cession. o Pi0'
BACK RIVER BRIDGE ENcAMpMENr.- Lack
wood and Andrews, in command OF Federal troons
yesterday morning waited upon Mr.. C. s. STAINS.
bury, who resides Back River in Baltimors
county, about 61a miles from the CITY, and informed
him that they would TODAY take possession of an
cat field, embracing about II acres, belonging to
him, upon which they would quarter troops for the
purpose OF protecting Back River Bridge. II is
said that they intend forming an entrencbed camp
at this point These officers assured Mr. Stansbury
that full restitution would be made for any loss he
might sustain by this movement.
DESTRUCTION OF ENGINES AND CARs.-We learn
tnat the Confederate troops, under Gen. johnson,
located at Martinsburg and vicinity, have DESTROY.
60 about forty locomotive engines and a large
4%moer nhin Of cars belonging to the Baltimore and
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Sg1pplng gntslliGsrce
PORT OF BALTIMORE Jrnv %

Arrived.
steamer Louisiana, Pearson, from Old Point Comfort
Va-to VI N Falls. Passed off the Wolf Tran whit :.
large bark with white streak painted ports and az
the Rsppahannock River, ahip-both bound up "N VI
Ship Juventa, Young before reported of Swan Point
from Caao-guano to Barr Bros. Towed up by steam
tugs Reliance and Ajax
Bark Ahlers, (0ldbg) Schweichel AZ days from Bre
men-hailast and 324 passengers to Ka:z l. Leopold.
Towed up by steamtug Ajax. Spoke off Cape Henry
Bremen bark Anna, with passengers, bound to Balti
more.
Barge Col Frese, Wilson, from Havre de Grace-ice to
Oler.
Returned.
Ship Dashaway, Wedge, hence for Calcutta having
sprung leak. put back for repairs.
sehT ko6t Heaey, Mitchell, which sailed hence on
ursuay last for West Indies having carried away head
ceived Nv ''1si uainaheo 'e
Cleared
shriver. o''9p0e' we" 'orh' jas
steamer Georgeanna. Pearson Old Point Comfort Va
Steamer Artisan, Chance New York IA sh,;vsr
BriS Patterson, Knight. Demerara-W u Psrot
Brig Roseway Belle, tBr Miller observation-disclosures eIoe
Murguindo. "la-ra rat'erson q
niton' Bradford Monevideo, in tow of steamtup
Brig Frances Jane Krch, St Johns, PIX, in tow Of v
LiOness. 80 ~" vi Tug
Brig Patterson, Knight Demerara in ,ow ., .,..-
tug Fairy Queen - w" Vi S'ea"
Brig Roseway Belle tBr) Miller, Havana.
schr SIR Coiin Campbell, (Br) Vigures West Indies
Arrivals from Baltimore
c Waha ISaaen Day Chase Providence, Goth inst
bils Drown, Weser, 9th inst
Schr Friendship. Skinner, PhiIadelpha aod ;nst
Schr Iris, Cook New York 2ist inst
Clearances Tor baltimore
Steamer Brune Foster, New York ODD inst
Schr Two Brothers, Murphy, Philadelphia both inst
Memoranda '''
Ship Mary Ogdeg, Hathaway, from Callao via Harm
ton Roads. arrived at New York. 23d inst p =
Brig Fairfax CIaypole, from Santos, arrived at Nov
York. 23d inst. Wv
Ba'k Adelaide Pendergast, Lanfare from New oreans
arrived at Cork, 9Th inst.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, June 23-Ar steamship Bremen, BYs
msn ship Mary Ogden Caiiao; Windsor Forrest, Liver
Pssi sparkling Wave, Rotterdam baEks Young AnsEis
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Proclamation by Gen. McCIeu,n

uRAFToN. June 23.-Gen. Mcclellan has issued
a proclamation assuring the people of Western
Virginia that the pledges Of bis proclamation OF
cludes: III 'on-
TO my great regret, l find that the enemies oil
the United States continue to carry on a system of
hoStilities prohibited by the laws of war amonp
oeliigerent nations, and of course far more wicked
and Intolerable when directed against lovaI citi-
ment of all e''N-A
r "M Tauding parties are pursuing guerilla war
,are, hring upon sentnels and pickets. burning
bridges, insulting, nuring, and even killing citi-
zsns oecause OF their Union sentiments, and com.
mlttlng many kindred acts.
Il do now, therefore, make proclamation and
warn all persons that individuals or parties en-
gagged IN this species of warfare irregular in every
view which can be taken, of those attacking sen.
tries' Elckes' Or other soldiers, destroying public
or private property, or committing injuries against
any OF the inhabitants because of Union sentiments
or conduct, will be dealt with in their persons and
property according to the seyeres rules of military
law. - VI ni''i'"' J
nAi persons giving information or aid to the
puoiic enemies will be arrested and kept in close
custody, and all persons found bearing arms, miles.
OF known loyalty, will be arrested and held for
animation" :" N ioA GA
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III w LNTELLIGENCE,
CITY CRIMINAL COURT T-Jrne, povr

r, CITY CRIMINAL C0URT.-JupGE BOND.
lhere were DO cases ready for trial in this Cour
yesterday, in consequence of which the Court adj
Journed without transacting any business.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JupaE KREBs
William Cook Sons Us Samuel W. Thomas
e az. injunction granted restraining K. b. Car
inlchael, George I. KenlY and William b. TiIcb.
man from selling or disposng of lO5O bushels Of
corn brought to the city by the schooner William
Q. O. awsnn, and which was raised upon the farm OF
the captain OF said schooner, not TO deliver said
oofh 10 any other person than the complainants
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Elizabeth A. Mcclellan Us. Daniel b. Banks
before reported. Decree passed referring casa 70
me Audltor.-James Murray and Henry r, Ha
1ehufst zen, , Us Sophia G. Read, claimant. and the
award for the defendant 'n' VI
GoURr OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDaE MARSHAL
James Stewart ct al. Us. John X. Calwell et nj
Ac'9n on bond Verdict for plaintiff for S243 q.
for damages. Verdict for plaintiff for SAL is
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY Oh MARYLAND.
ADJOURNED SPECIAL SESSION,

Frederick, June "a.
In the House to-day the bill authorizing the CITY
OF Baltimore to increase its public debt 81 500 600
aooVe Its present limit returned from the Sen
ate concurred in.
The bill providing for the suspension of proceed
lngs upon bonds for the return of arms loaned TO
the military of the State and that relating TO attach
ments against nonresidents in criminal actions were
hna,'y adopted with the Senate's amendments.
The first resolutions, requiring the Governor IN
return the State arms taken to Fort McHenrv to
me companies from whom they were reclaimed,
etc., was passed.
me osnate's amendment to the Stay law, re-
quiring defendants upon judgments TO give seen
lltY ,"r satisfaction of their creditors, was con-
. me bill ex xtending the list of articles exenn.
from distraint for rent was passed
In the Senate there was no usinoqs of fip,nor4o,o
transacted ~ " P' 'hu" Z
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are not 10 be trusted. The government has tn,
, t unuer consideration, and will probably senc
Two or three regiments of volunteers To take tbe
place OF the regulars recalled.
me overland mail and pony express by the re.
noVa a' OIL the troops, are at the mercy of the In
terested in Keeping open THE great highway ~ ths
acme urges that in the present fearful iuucture
% % ahairs the government should keep force alon~
'ne ehtire route sufficient to hold it omen
against every emergency
General Dix to Command il, V;rr;,i,
it Is understood that Major General Dix will
VIII assume the command OF the forces on the otba
sue OF the river, and that the army will be divided
mo hVe orlgades, under the immediate command
OF Generals Mcdowell RunYon, Ty!er and ConnnIl
annter and iieiatzeman. 1t is probable thst
General Dix will establish his headquarters at Ar.
lingt0n House. "' al
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new DIRK, June 24-The steamers Columbia
and De Soto, from Havana on the 20th renort ~ >
hve important towns in the interior OF Dominics
nave been fortified. The Dominicans were assisted
oy the Haytiens and intend to resist the Spapish
progress. PN''"
1t was reported that the Inhabitants of =. r;,loro
had been massacred by the Spanish II OOPS because
they refused to swear allegiance to Spain: and.
Also that the Spanish troops were defeated in a
small engagement. - .
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT JUDGE pn1cr

r, TowsoNrowN, June 24.-Richard j. Gttjnps
ESQ ATTORNEY for the State.-George Hess, con,
Victed on Friday last of the larceny of SIG, was
sentenced to the penitentiary for four years.
state cs. " m. Henry Leipps. indicted for he lar
Geny G. "f iurs, the property of George X Quail, of
baltimore. >evera witnesses testified to the good
cnaeaGter OF the prisoner and the case was sub i
mltted to the jury without argument who returnf
ea verdict OF not guilty. Messrs. Robt J. Barry
ana U. r. Hack for the defence-State ys. John
II. hp@iisn Indicted for receiving one gold watch.
sa sa.ueu at 500, and one gold snnf-box, valued AT
go; The jury rendered verdict of not guilty.
,. Leakin, Esq, for the defence
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Shooting Affair at Camn x1,.s,,

EAsroN, Pennsy lvania, June 2S-Jsmes Tozier.
private in Capt Ellis company, at Camp Wash,
outside of the camp. 1t was said that Toziar ami
another soldier attacked Lieutenant Porter. and
the Lieutenant drew his revolver and fired at on a
OF them, ard he fled. Tozer still following, Lieu
tenant Porter fired again and shot him in the ahdo
men. Tozer, though seriously injured. NAV re-
cover. lieutenant Porter has been arrested
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Congressional NOninati

oonsfessioliai n Nofninations i'll Philadelphia.
PHiLADELPHIA, June 24.-Col Charles fiddpe
was TO-DAY nominated by the Democrats. and
Charles ONeal by the Republicans, to fiji the
vacancy in the Second Congressional District oc-
casioned by the resignation of Hon. Z. Joy Norris
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The Berlin papers filled with accounts of a
duei IN high life, which recently took place near
fotsdam between Major-General Baron de Man
teuheI' ch'e (chet) of the military cabinet of the
KING, and III. Twesten, counsellor to the tribunal
OF Berlin. and son Of the professor of theology ut
the Berlin University. The cause OF the Quarrel
was an anonymous pamphlet, entitled Ccqai REM
| encore nous Sa"ner (what may still save u.s. and
ln'imating pretty clearly that the safety OF the
government required the immediate removal If
MAJOR etc, Manteutie, on account of his
| 'avorltism and general incompetency.
On the ground the sec .nds made the usual at
| tempts at reconciliation, with the usual rcsult-
NJ. TweSten having declined to siga a verv mild
lm:m OF explanation assented by Gen Mauteuffel,
ihe parties then took their places, when NJ. Twes
ten, advancing three PAGES, fired, and narrowly
missed hitting his adversary in the face The lat
ter then raised his pistol, advanced, and said
,Monsieur Twesten, throughout this affair YOU
nave conducted yourself like perfect gentleman.
consider it, therefore, my duty to beg of YOU once
more to terminate this difference by signing the
simple declaration prepared by our mutual friends y
Nj. iwesten replied that it was impo ssible for him
to make any Kind OF retraction The General then
stepped back three PAGES and fred woundinp NJ
lwesten IN the ba of the right hand ''And thus, ,"
says the Gozete de Prusse, "ended an affair in va
rious respects SO depl0rable'
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,hano hanocu9us SHELLs.-On examination of several
20 .;. ee nlsd with sawdust. Next to mastery ao.
.haay IN not throwing Shells the best thing is to
pro,sctilss allsd with piae dust insead of
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SIS 40I l2a s2o s45 eco sl6.574254 s71a4i
At Boston, the Commercial Bulletin saws:


At Boston, the Commercial Bulletin says
Things move along in the dun heavy manner.
summer mas arrived, and for weeks there wi II be
no great chance for Improvement Money is in amnIe
supply on unquestoned security and first class invest
eh are taken with avidty at high prices Outsids of
these there is much dstrust and utter mpossbiiity
Inuttd OF ehrcting negotiations to any considerable
amount The New England Banks continue to make ay
mthtS Tor their subscriptions the per cent Treasurv
notes and the Boston holding specie therefore, AZ
elIhes little although New York largely to Bos
ION STERLING Exchange of the best los 4GlO5k with
81 sOa4 SoA. '0' ''-'ase "'
The Chicago Tribune says:
Gold is more abundant but it does not seen, to he
Sought after as anxously as il was ten days ago
On the Board Of Trade, New York exchange sold at
about 3(dA per ct. premium for currency. The Bank
rates are at the same ak per ct. above the Board Of
Trade They are doing very little.
The st Louis Democrat of the goth says
ms mas been another extremely dull day in the money
market ard there has been change in the general
since yesterday Eastern exchange is nomnallv at .
per CT premium for Missouri money that consider
ing the standing of that kind of funds is better than
iiSht ne expected Gold is worth Is per Ct and sales
Ght Trade ard commerce being about dried mn tbrro
u very little change or exchange needed ~