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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

ASSETS. LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, S2s,05O 90
Notes IN circulation ss nsls,olo
{" 0 los 7,O4O 22,o5o 90
:" October Sd
1861, S23, us, this being the
greatest amount since last
statement
Due Banks of this State,
"a g not of this State,
Total liabilities this day,)
S77,156 81
this being the greatest amt
Dividend declared none.
Gold, S4003 50l
Silver, $50 43 4,S23 %
Notes and bills discounted, 2s,Is3 81
under pro- 2.I9S SO
Pers'l prop held by bank, 2sS As
Real estate, none.
'' s' taken for debts, none.
Penna per cent loan.
par val. $780, 93-present S,495 81
Due from banks and bankers, 3,306 OF
Notes of other banks, 6,05l 90
Checks, drafts, &c. 1874 SS
Over drafts &c. 272I4
Expenses plates &c. 764 rs
Expenses, 952 25 LII 90
Interest and exchange, 3,124 48
Due depositors, 1874 "a
Due certificates deposit, 1870 90
Due individuals 1887 IL
Liabilities of Directors as
principal Dr. $2,11275
Liabilities of Directors as
endorsers. $3,7O9 81
Liabilities of stockholders
principal. S2.3l275
Liabilities ofstockholders
as endorsers, $3,959 81
S77,I56 81 S77,156 81
The above statement is correct to til . best of nv
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

RRcoNNoIsANcEs.-Ac correspondent says
that Professor Lowe made balloon reconnoi-
sance one night last week, and that he saw a
large number Of the enemies camp-fres about
ff.een miles distant This may be of much
Importance to the army on the Potomac; but
the most important fact to the people of
Clearheid county, at this season of the year
is that Richard Mossop has just opened a
largo and.weH selected stock of goods at his
cheap cash store, which he will sell at prices
to suit the times. The public are requested to
call early. s.. -. y,-.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
- Clearfeld County Bank, November lst, 1861.
ASSETS. LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, S2SO5O 90
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

ELECTED CAPTAIN.-We learn that Lieut.. A.
NJ. Smith was elected Captain by the "Wash-
ington Cadets" on the resignation -of Capt.
Lorraine; and that David McGaughey was
promoted to the First Lieutenancy. We are
glad OF this, for we believe they deserved the
compliment which has been bestowed upon
them by their fellow soldiers. All praise to
the CleaIfield boys; and may they never fail
to do their duty in behalf of their country's
honor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

Lost.-A Newfoundland dog eight or nine
months old, black and curly except white on
the breast, little wifite= on the back OF the
neck, fore feet and tail tipped with white.
Any one finding such pup and returning him,
or giving Information OF him to the subscriber
shall be suitably rewarded. ALEX. M'LEoD.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27
ITO THE TRAVELLING PuBL1C.-'

TUNO THE TRAVELLING PUBL1C.-The
Il undersigned having taken the Luthersburg
Hotel situate in the town of Luthersbdrg Clear
field county, respectfully soicits share of pat
ronage. The house has been re-fitted and newly
furnished, and no pains or expense will be spared
to render guests comfortable. Charges moderate.
may23 WILLIAM REED.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

Il OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE,-extending
to the mouth of the Moshannon An eIigable
property; reasonable terms. Inquire of
IT, BUCHER SW0QPE,
Dec19-H. Attorney at Law, Clearfeld Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27

n o. CROUCH, PHYSICIAN, CurwensvilIe, Clear
IL. field county, Penn'a. May IA
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27
nR.LITCn,s MEDICINEs.-A fresh su,

1K. LITCI' 3 MEDICIN ES.-A fresh sup-
IL ply of these invaluable Family Medicines
are for sale by NJ A. Frank, Clearfeld, consisting
of Pain Curey; Restoyat,re, great cure for colds
and cough and Antt- Bilious Pkztsic.. They have
been thoroughly tested in this community, and
are highly approved TRY THEM.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-11-27
PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.

II b. B.WooDS, Attorney at Law, Indiana, Pa.
IL. Professional business promptly attended to.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

AFoRGIp CHrcg.-On Friday last man VI respect.
able appearance called Ut the exchange Office of Simeon
DrsDer 10 Pine street, ,Sani stated that Lo wished to
purchase two 800 Treasury Bonds. The young man
IN attendance procured te bonds Tor TIE Customer
eeiving in puymen, check on he Pacific Banh for
$l,O;5 The check was slsned Carr a. Bro, and waS
counlerigued by the paying-telIer Of the bank. Ga
being presented for payment, however, 1t WAS p'o-
nouuced forgery throughout The sharper imm.di'
ately dsposed Of Of e bonds 10 Thompson Bros
brokers' Detectives Elder md AcColn were noied Of
tie traunaction ind from tho descripon given oI The
sharper attributed the deed 10 Waiter Patterson,
young gentleman wbo recently contributed picture oi
himself to the Roguer Gpllery. The su pected ind'-
vidus WIS Oh Wednesday arrertod when he was iden-
tilted 10y Thompson Bros, and also by Dir. Diapers
CLERK. The prisoner was licked np -. ezap!.Ai,il.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

THH DEAD CoaE TO LIFE AGAlS.-This morning
our r. s,r, ted snd wo'thy jsior was favored with a
visit at the prison from youth oi .olne siften OF
,ey-nteen Yeas Of aye, by name Cinda Alexander
Burns supposed have been murdered by bis father
ald mother--lesidsbts OF Boltou-about the 9TH Oi
hut month. The joint Coroner, Meser': Foster and
Chambe lsn, held All inquest on the occnsion-the tis
ter Of the boy made tie affidavit upon which proceed
ipgs were taksn--the burned bones Of horse were
by medical testimony, affirmed 10 be those OF the boy,
and the parties imt Heated We're committed to prison
There y--tb- pr,ntssIill remaip, aud We supose
must do 50, uDi 10y writ Of habess corpu. they are
hbr rated The delight of the mother at seeing her son
the 10y of tie father bing relieved from the hor-
rible charge OF numbering his child, can better be
imagined than described There is something strange
about this wtoe case-strange IN the conduit OF the
erer- 10 the action OF the Crvner and III the verdict
OF the Jny. We are told thai the father was not 10
lis .euses but it is said also there oth,r reasons
Why the ,harge f murder aR'inst both paI ents was
made As the matter is likely TO furnish ground Tor
furbar nopiry we forbe.r observations ior the pres.
rnt. Montreal Pilot, june
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
TIE GRAND LODGE or MASONS.

At the evening ser,ion Of W.dne.d1y, after much
telGie a resolution adopted liking the salary OF
the Grand Seeie'nry nj f2,hO, mel ave 81 'letk hie
4 r,pnrt from tie Cvm-ittee 90 Tue communication
from tho Iand-- Gu-nd iStge OF Satony, announcing
q .uddrb death Of it. G'aid Master, ~sr presented
Tie COMMITTEE tIpirss the tfaternsl sympathy m lhe
g. L. Of tie stae of New-lork in tie msianci oily oe-
r,arement and offer i condolences. IL REL OFT was
pp.nnnu-ly adopted and tie Grand Secretary Orjerei
70 have th. rrsution. sui ably eugro-'ed sesled with
the grand seal and forwarded u The Grohd lAndes
Lodge Oi SaKony.
Bsother LurGrR b. P,rr, from the Finance Com;
uittee reported that the receipts of tie year would
probably smount TO fl6OOD. The exrenses Tor rent
sud other iuoidsptAr g. IS 81 for pay Of reprsepa
tiye. about $500 conc 3 NOR, than The estimated
re- ,tf The Comniti.e recommend That the Grand
Lode 'hould make special pfoy'on for the payment
Of tie &. 8.
At the session Of Yesterday the question OF granting
d.rensaious ior the iorula'io' OF military l9'iges 10
travel with the Grand Army wis discwsed La favor
of it, il was urged that the Graud Lodge. OF Rhode
Iand and District OF Colunbii had granted such dis
peu,aions, and that they were eni eutly etul rs
tending promote faeInal feeling aud mutual 'olr-
iesy. IL oIpoion, II WIS urged thai III u army the
door might b. opened TO the admission OF improper per-
sons In reply to this Argument X. W. DR.. j. W.
POWELL fOuartrru.ssrrr of tie Sickls Brga3e) mnte
al sduent aud speech in the course OF Which
be n erted that good mac l could be found In 'he
army for the ornsioa Of Ms-ous IN civil lie, and
that ii the dispcnraiour were granted, with proper
restriction. much god would result u TIE craft from
the formation OF military l,dg,s TIE question being
put 10 vote, war unanimously calied
The election Of grand ffcer- Of tho Grand Lodge
coming III order, the following persons duly
elected ard installed, with appropriate ceremonies:
q. NJ, Fndl-y NJ. King; ID. q. NJ, John J. Cruue;
$. G.. w., Clirtou r. Paige; j. q. w stepheu II.
Johuscn; q. 4, Charles l.. Church; G. s., j. NJ.
Austin; Chapains-Revs. Salem Town, H. c. Vogel,
4. l.. S,hoonmrkef; Gnud pounuiyant, o. Brown;
Grand TYLER, Sewell Firs.
On motion. it was una aimously resolved 20 present
nm approprist. testimonial tie retiring Grand Mas
ter, John w. Simons.
Tho new ly-rlec ei Grand Master has successvey
filed the fces of j. G.. W., \. g. w, and ID c. n.
Ind for ssven eiyit Year, hiIs performed teadn"us
aud respopslle duties o. Ch i1n of he Committee
on Foreign Correspondence with eminent sncc's sa
He has also for five rx yosrs ing tho accredited
repr, sentative hear this Grand L,dge Of tho Grn.d
Orient Of Peru
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Market Retuar,ed hn Tier, asA.

az pHn June pLorn inactive WHEAT dnrl, Rsl
W, Wh- I l fa 81 Coss bnoy sslss sf
S.vn pnsh; ~ s'nals Covvvg-Rio lOidIIic PRoysoss
ALBANY, June 6-FLorR 4. very Snu Canadian VIII.
NhkAT IN ear loo at 46 oar. at 30 fr C.nsds. and
s ot St+'o .okN Nc Fast Albany sales of6 500 buh
Nhskf Ioc A t Of - nh 1rordy Sgsp sold 1t "a n
OnSn' h'rlV,1 ~ Cenrsl Rarpad 6ih for Bo.ton and
fa: ,Hoi bos Flnn', Ia wool us hbls Pok or N.x Yok
sg eol' tou, ~ 'sck' whrst AZ bb. Whisky 60 bbI
Pork 40 boxes Crese 29 tobacco sbpped nv c
Newiork sh 1900 bush Corn, 5000 bush Wheat 2I os
bu.h. Oats -'' '''V
OswsGo June 6-FIouR declined 2sc sses a, as 90 so,
fancy hmd. Msrk Tor sin cidedly hu ssles CAsL
tKEIGBTs dull FIonr. 28c Ios Pc and Corr Hew-
fcrk. LAKE. lNPORTt. $40 bbls FrEr $500 bush Whes.
- ~" do Corn, rasaL EXPORTS: LAS bb Flour 1850 buh
Wheat and I 800 do Corn
BUPYALO June ".-FLoUR qnie, md unchanged WHEAT
More hs e. the afternoons ,a-s 200 bush. Milwaukee Clue
Il 9O02c COkS doll; safe. $500 bash private
WHEY dull aud npn'sl Hic. CANAL FKSGHrs Halle.
Wheat to he~York. LaKE hPORrs-6 go bbls Flour,
0GO bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn. 800 bush. Ost lct
bnb. Rye CANAL ExroR,s2to0 bbls Flour, 5000 bush.
Wheat 900 bnh. Corn, 5000 bu h. Isis 6,'st bnsh. Rye
NkwOKEASs. June s. t0TToN sales Of l3& bslesi pIics
nominal SUGsRi fpIv FLY II SIC
JrsK6 - psl t'-d-y 354 bales. Conn 10
&c. whey S5c FKEIsHrs Cotton to Livorpec I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
ARMY AND NAVY.

in compliance with the decision Of the authorities,
Bedloes Island New-Y,rs barbOr, las been vacated
by the greater portion Of lie garrison, which is ordered
10 encsmp on Governors Island. Accordingly tents
have been pitched and are 10 be occupied at once.
Col Smith conlemIla,es making Bedoe's recruiting
headquarters, where newly enlisted solden will be
inrtructed.
A detachment Of recruits arrived here yesterday
from The Office at Buffalo. A few should arrive
o~cti nally from tia, place. to show that there Is
rendezvous there.
A batch Of retv care. were concluded at the Fort
Culunbus Cuuot Marti.l yes,e day. The several SEN
tences did not eIceed 80 days
Afpis nj the Navy-Yard were exceedingly duh yes
,erdny The ulside work on the different vessels was
whst inrerorrd with IT. consequence Of rsn. The
v,ss,r now IN ihe stram North Carolina Si)
Roanoke (i4; BraDoyuiue tjO; Savannah (<2l; Pot"-
u,ac 500; Daylight, Penguin, Albaifo,s, and some
small surveying crafts.
IL il sad that al tie officers and Of tue steam
igale SosquehsbDs Will be s~orn 10 next week. No
suioIs, thur far, nave expressed de,ire 10 leave.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

before the h'ssbbsh In De- b for tn. further increase OF
g. That The epor, Of the be published III the
minutes
I G report the endowment of the Theological
Seminary wHs presented by tie Rev J -. NYLIt, re-
commencing the employment Of slel agents 10 make
collections that the matter be- taken np by I:fsy er-
ie- and thst the sum -,d shoni he n, least 80 0l0.
Tre report wa+ sdolded. aud ti. Moderator app iuei
the following committee tO rnte 81 e money ard re-
or to the reAt meriiuy OF Syi od: Rev. S COhlyre,
Rev. n. X. johnson, Rev. y q. Wylie, Rev A. Mill-
gau Rev. j y I Miligan, Rev. j. Il. John-on, Rev.
j. NJ. Macdonald. Edrrs ID. Ever and w. Wils
were n, p, nied committee ~ rXani'e and audit the
sccouB. OF the Treasurer "f the Ileologi al Smlnr ry
bemoi from tie Fi-st Congregation in Phil -
delpl il presented aud read by tire Cl-k request
ing The removal of The Theologral Seminary from
Allegheny TO Phadell hIa. The Ie,i,ion o. tile
nem"riali-tr reject. Il.
The Rev. j. VI. Wills n, one OF the Professors there,
fumiuability Ia take charge OF his rhulchin lad"
phia and preside the Seminary, prcsened tho
:, resignation VI his Proi.ssorf H..
II war Immediately moved by The Rev. j. VI. BEAT
TIE and seconded by the lev. $. q. WYLIE, that TIC
Synod declines to accept the resignation. The Rev. l.
SPFOrLL AID 0th.rs earnestly urged The Pr fc'sr TO
withdraw il re-igua'ion, il only for one year sieak-
ing ia tie strongest If the cGDhdente IL which
lie was held aud the m ortaJee of Lis services to The
Seminary.
TIe Rev. j. N. WILSON said he was grateful for the
expreesion Of regard and CO. idence lie had jnst
c,ve5 His c0urs- III the Prol,s-Oshil had bern
Ileasant aud barn"nio"s, and wonld with pleasure
endeayor 10 conduit the of studies oi Tie SEMI
nary for another year.
The report Of tue Committee on Discipline was
presened and the cares on hand disposed Of
by dignsral or reference 10 Conn itiee.
The busine,s of the Synod being completed. the
MODERATOR, in the urusl solemn manner, dismissed
the members il the hnd hy the authority OF The
Great Head Of the Church fr m their ad dJndicsliye
espa,ity, by prayer and the henedlction.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
GEOGRiPHICAL SOCIETY.


regular meeting of this So,ety wss held last even
ing Archibald Russell, esq, the Vice-Pfesdent, pre-
siding.
In the absence of The proper officer Francis A. Stout,
esq, acted 10 Secretary.
At the annual meeting the 5th Of May, no quorum
having been prerenf. the mr-ng ad ourned To the
l6tD on which DAY an election wnr eld without CIV
ing general notice, AID the Council submitted the ques-
ZION OF the gnliiy of The election TO Mers. Brhdish,
A. w. Bpdiord, nud Wm. Curtis Noyes, who IRE
members Of The Society
TIE COMMITTEE reported last evening that the elec.
ton Of the 10th Of May illegal be- aure 40 annual
el-cti n could consitutionaly lie held, except on toe
frst Thurslgy after the f'st day Of May AID mem-
lers Gs,eublng at the annuh meeting be rss than a
quorum, il wss not competent for Il EN- to adjourn
the annunl meeting to another day that, were al
election held tlal day, though quorum we're e.
seut 10 general notice having been given, II cOuld not
DO regarded Legal; thai the cirn not b ing reg
ular one the present Off would lUd over until, the
aDunnl election IL the year l,C2.
The report VI the Committee was accepted, ard
adopted ~ the rule aud final law of the soci,ty Mr..
Moor. presented = motion that Committee OF three
be- appointed re,ire the BY Lw~, and ri or NJ the
ie1t regular m,eting Of The Society " October.
Adopted Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
MILITARY AFFAIRS In BROOKLYN.

Atthe recent meeting OF the Board OF upeUirVs,
the County Treasurer directed transfer ifon tie
Contingent Fund Ibe Of 5000 which sura il 10
be applied for the purpose of relieving tie famil-s Of
this fund is to be Bftd until the fuld OF tie City
Brooklyn for such purposes has been exhausted The
County Treasurer ana Supervisors Kirby Murray aud
Iallmsdge were appointed tie Diebnrsng Committee.
The slOO City Fund is said to have been reduced
to about $1,000
Information Of the mort positive character having
bssn received in THE city, that the uniforms furnished
she 18th and 18th (BroOlyn Regiments were worn
out the material Of gtrh hey made being Of the
most miserable description, tie city suthoities have In
sued pr0posals for all that lhe mestsDd ia need Of IL
is expected that the uniforms shoes. &c will be
ready ia about two weeks. Tho l3th it is expected
will remain the carbon at Annapolis during their
term Of service.
T.. Rrc-.kl n.r.n.. 10 into ON
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

FOUND DRowY ED.-Coroner Gamble heh an inquest
upon tho body unknown un IS years of sse found
dow ih. North River Per No. &. Dcc"ssed hso
brown hair got- and dressed In b.ck sk Decss
black ooth psns blue ovrsl and shoes The body bad
been the but day two. verdict Of death by
drowning ~As fenacIed.
Coroner msn ej inqus, upon the body Of On untpow
found the foot Of Dusnr Deceased
.b 25 y-s Of hsd brown hair ard dressed In .~o
psirs bite th with PLATED 'front.' red white. ard
blue nesAtie &c 10 HE pockets trunk key snd on
Li. igr Had been In tho about two weeks
W dict death By dro~uing
Coron- Jesnan held inquest the body of untno
about 81 which found houiug the doc
Pier No a. Es River Decos.,d about fer inches Ia
hight With brown hair Whistles. and mufache he w..
ift Sod bsck cloth flock coat biark gill PLAID
gray pants h red stripes white H. shirt blns ard
vn uudsrhit and boots In of his pockets iouna
silver watch gud bars chs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
TW ENTY-NINTn REGIMEN

TN ESTl-SINTn REGIMENT.
TIE .9th Reliment. Col. Sienheh. stationed At Lin
Park wss mustered into service yesterday.
WILSON'S zOUAyEs.
T. expet ted thai tlis regiment would depart yce
tsrsy Tor Washington. but tbeir destination having
bo~n changed, tey will remain day Cr Two longer.
They ordered 20 Fortress Monroe, and will
probably onlark on saturday.
SECOND REGIMENT, n. Y. < NJ
Capt Stead viii receive few recruits, 10 Join
the squad which leaves lOf Washington Oh Saturday
by apply my At no. iOS Fulton street
McCEBsNEY's ZoJAyEs.
Ihis regiment ,siled yesterdsy afternoon on the
seamer State Of Georgia, for fortfers horroc. A
large ndInber of the men, however, left behind,
20 whom the following call il Addressed
Con AcCHEssEi'r NAtIoAAL Z0uLvEs 1KsJB RkGtsKsT
NoLrSTsEbA-rte members az tiI regiment that lei bo
hiIa NJ Iepor the e early possible At Lafayette Hail
SfosdUsJ ssthey l be fov aded immediately Join
tssmeni Fortress hourOe Also few good wanted
LsBL AARON SEELEY, Pas ester, ION Begt.
TJlE iTNTH REGIMENT.
The gh Re3sn.Dt New-York ZOaavss. Col. Haw-
khs, that vele OH board the steamship Empire City,
were in part tIah4fered W steamer Geo. Peabody.
pom steamers viii lsaye with tbs regiment this mor-
hg.
COMPANY I, TiiIRrY-SIXTH REGIMENT.
Cspt. Aa4on, having attached the members of bis
eahon 70 this oorps, has opened his roll 70 fiji the
'ssss-ss ss~s.euD4 " t.a4Sless All xeImissioa Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

Rikers Island ONE day this week. TIE officer" stated
TO II Common Council COmat,ee TINT they required
ritioI q for about 800 men.
A faui. to &c rai.ed on the Old Ladies Home cor
ner of D,Kalb aud WasLilgton avenues, to- day 81
uoOn.
A CAPTAIN OF THE SEvrNTE Eth REGIMENT
ORDERED UNDER ARREST As A SECESSION
ISr
Mr. John Timms, grocer, doing business on TIE cor
ner If Even and Stags stIeels, f. d., has been put
uudrraries b, order Brig. ten CrOoke. on charge
OF nsp ion OF ,re.son. linms il Chpthin oi Co H.,
the complainant Mr.. Philip Schach, lieut.na IN
Co. in The regiment, thai Ilmms has on sever lsl
Occasions usd toward the Government auguago oi "a
s,dious chaTcer.
At a para1e of portion Of the regiment on the 2'th
of Nav at East New-lork, l. Is allrged that lnuis
said il he got chance he wonld send The first ball
f,"m is pistol through The bead Of Gail Schurz. Il l.
fmthtr ALLEGED that on subsequent occasi II he de-
lIed i, public house in n g SiXiee' th Ward, that
ii lis company were rent to Washington he wD"li
embrace the hrst opportunity 10 20 over Ia the Secct-
sioi lists and help them 10 whip q Northern Aboli-
ti0i sts An aildavit TO tie iOepirg fi n was IN DE
hy Mr. Scbach, aud 1imms was ordered under arrest
W. already stated. IL il expected that be will he trled
hy court-umrlul 10 few days, and II H. charges
ar, sus .aiued will be depo,ed Of bis cOTnlistion.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
Lieut.. Charles Is. Morton OF Company II, 18th Reg
inlent was, on Wed esda, evening, ifestnied with 4
haLdsone sword sleh aud belt, testimvDiI ir m
his f.iend.. Mr.. M,rton formerly tergeant Of
ire Filth Precucl Pol e but among tie irrt "
tender liz services 10 the Government. T. preenla-
tiou took place ~ the huse of NicOry Eugine Conpa-
ny No. l3, aud extremely int, resting OCCASION
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
From HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP DE SOTO

AKRIVAE Of TIE NIEAMNiIIF DE- bUIU'
The sesns p DE Soto, Capt Johnston, arrived on
the 6th from Havana which port she left ON the I'd
The health Of Havana good; very little rain had
fallen for this time Of year.
The markets have been more active. Sugars closed
on tne let, Nos II and ~, al y G3! 100 ID stock,
$40 900 boxer in Havana and Mntanzas. Shipped lss,
week over 80 COO boxes and 29o0 bids. from Havana
and Mstanzs Of which the United States only received
!, 100 boxes uad 2 00o hhds.
Fl ,bts for American vcssels have not improved,
they; the ship Kate Hooper sailed on the lot
Tor NewYork in baHst; few American ships had
been taken up for Europe at g.
Exchange ,ndon, 90 dayr. ~ al y cent prem
New York and other Northern cities, par to Y cent.
New Orlesus, nothing doing.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

MAIL rvR KY WEST, ToRIuGAs, AsD FoRT Pick
Ess.-Tbe Caha~bs., GOyernnlrn nj transport, Will leave
this port for Key West, Fort Jeerron, aid Fort Pick
ems, Fla, on Saturday or Sunday uext. mail VIII
lie made up at the PostOioe, 10 lie sent by the above
ye.seis to th+e ports, aud also to the fleet near Fort
Pckens. Those who wish tn send Papers and other
reading mater I, our absent soldiers and seanen.
now lave an opportunity. Col. Tomphins, Assistant
Qu,1ermsste General No. State street, will receive
packages TO be carried by the steamer. The Cshswba
lies al tie foot Ot Warren street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF -YORK........."Jrrn .
Cleared,

sbps-Escor Whnsn, Liverpool D. Ogden Louiss, Boyns
Gla,g,w w. Elw.l 1 co Agu.- L-eos, Mooney. brsot
Ne.nith Soos hbnitou Bisdbh Liverpool GriDDe Mine
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

ARRAsGrMEsT BETWEEN LosDos OPERATIVES AND
EarLorERs-At last, IL appears that the workmen OF
various trades ard their employer. IN the City OF
London have mutually agreed upon an arrangement
by which il is thought future misunderstanding VIII
be obviated at leas 10 the number Of hou consil-
tutng day q labor. rh. employees now work by the
hour 40 that is left for the Trades Unions TO do
is TO decide upon standard Of wages per hour instead
OF per diem, and the number of hours constituting a
day as formerly.