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A RESPECTABLE Colored Woman wishes a
"A sitasou as COOK she understand. he b. 'ness IN al
/; .S . No. SI No. asi Sa' the
WANTS A PLACE:-An excellent Girl il for or
eucc. Apply for three days at No 10 iimaIilne pace
tXTANTED-By a young Man. of business ex-
w pe,ience a Situation in the PRODUCE nfCoMM's
SION on FRUIT business The beet Of reference eau "e
given. Adde'S W. w, Herald Office. -
A COIORED COACIMAN desires q situa.
~ ton where he can MAKE l.,os ne ns ~, liy1d
io7 wears a Coachin.n in the city o. ths,i-.yn @ IN
stand. IL, business. Gall st No J4b Washington '''os "p
O. r. SMITH
A COLORFD MAN wants work of any kind.
"a He /, adj. and willing TO devote himself to s1y per,n
who vii give him wofk TO earn his bread and clothes ne
MS Jus. oTriv,d from tho South under pass from Zen ue
Cali Al 20 3.o Washington street npoA =. :, ool. =.
A BtINDANCE of good SERVANTS, ready,
n civil nsa, well recommended At the !arcest oldrstAo
VI -ei ints on the coser Of 6h.iy. sGd llthst for 1s
man lri.n Fncii.h Protestant and American women COZ
dlcte4 nv Mr. FLOYD -
IOMPOSITORS.--S frst-rate BOOK
~ CONlPOSITORS WANTED MS hOkHiSG 100 c921
steady wosk FOR the best hands Apply to BAhhh oOD
WIN. Tribune Buildings
GOOD SERVANTS in great abundance and
NJ variety with nvesigied characters AID qDsihcaoh'
nay be oand It tie EmP9S lot 3oeisys Oies'
sry a. the Bible Housed. German, Dutch French and
Rev. WM DEMAREsT, Superintendent.
CTEAM ENGINE WANTED.-A second hand
- STEAM ENOHE, "a Thorough working order o. alou'
loo hofs -n3wef Gosh paid delivery. Address ih'sI'
stelv 81 EAM EHGINE, Tribune Oaice.
ICEYERAL experienced AGENTS wanted TO
- eel BgTCENERS STATIONERY aud JEW Elm
GIFT PACKAGES. IL i entirely Le~, and ~ pDit Of 's
ness snd value surpasses al That heve ever e.e
For further particulars apply personally 10 NJ = '
| NEk. No 20 Broadway.
fg'O DENTISTS.--An experienced DEN III
WANTED Appcans ny mall viii 5sie Their ege ~ SIN
Gle or married. how long Dentists IN what Drtncn ley eA'
S.. AID tho WAGES expeceJ At b. A. ftEIbh.f - 10
$50 Bovrry " Z. Aiso there Is vacancy ioi DEN iAL
STUDENT.
IFIO PRIVATE FAMILIES, SUMMER
| BOiRDiN G-HOUSES. aud HOrELS.-At BOON
runer 81 Protestant and Catholic stclsss Cooks Laun.
es.e. ChAmberiids nuTes and Sesmstesses with good
references d,.i o,s scceptin; situations in the country
Also Coachmen, GARDENERS, md Waters.
NXTAGON WANTED.-A two-seated covered
W WAGON wanted with one-hofse Harness Must be IN
good order. Address SALISBURY, Tribune Office stating
particulars.
Z AyrANTED-Mcn and Women, all through
W the county to cell and superior style iIiLE
PACKAGES Al kinds Lsnd 10 per DAY made easy
[ Eu-!nr.s genteel. Send for Circular.
sc. RICHARDS 8 Co., No. lo2 Nsssal-s', y. L.
nks a.
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YVHE NEW RI B Is + r +
L FOR LEAD PENCILS.
OLINER'S PATENT ERASlNE III.
Til. Tin ia different from any heretofore made being
EASILY FITTED TO ANY PENCIL, and j. manuiactheh
from Ngcsnized Rubber Of the beet erasive quality " brH
SO easily changed from Pencil 20 another, a. wei ~ he
extremely LOW PRICE OF renders II the most de,ta
able eraser In the IEarke;. . 8,
JOHN j. MERRITT,
snrfs nrer and Soc Agent or the Above also lmp'an:
and sse,urinr oAcr 40 ~ Beesmau'. Nessau
Ney.Yofk GINE II TRIAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25

I1OR SALl-At CLENWOOD. YONKERS.
! a. OrlAGt lul u ar acre ~ LAND. wei stocked
with ti' md uani" 'sl 1lce', shrubs aud Vines Wafer
and Ols 900 ff uoue. t it yicw OF fh- Iui,ou River
PIN ZEE walk ..on tlo rosd So ion 4 0ieu.sooj
I'D 30 minnie wa non N,us~rs. Tor ituti er pa.
ip4tne 81 Ii.th BRO itENo, 40. Oh tlsubci. It.. So l.
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L,OR SALE. At a GREAT SACRIFICE

L'OR SALE. nj % GREAT SACRIFICE
4 Two Z. sorry FRAME DN ELfiNGs nnd VACANT LOT
adouins south siir 'ah st. rs feet west OF l,av. also.
FOt r LOIS o. tOrt lsuiiou. FOUR Lots On Rouc Z
k.ina Lskr b. H. aid 400 ACRES LAND IN Western Nisns
rear Beverly Town. Only 5000 csah required Tor all
the above, sy parcel vii Dr sold sspaI aely. Balance
Jond I'D mortgage. Apply on 'ih-.t orto
HOLLY . BRO. No go Pirst
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AWR SAl.E-1D ACRES Of LAND. most beau
h.at io.ttei iof touoty Seat fronting lha Pa.saic
kFll, ~ fD1rteou nfes f0m tie city time Eric Roll
road and DIVE one hour Inquire Of JAMES SIMMONS
ol us p~lis nt.ren fisai- All Paterson. % Df d.
al. HOW n. "a. p, Grsni-st. from 10 toa
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Bni!0.NS Ala!eya'5.
ID OOfING STAT L..
EAGLE Sbark'ONPA.

Depot Corner Of io;hsg. al Qnarir. a. Hyi.sla -
IZh-s... rcU-l lf. mont. 4 . HiDtF
ADAM fONrDt. Srnsrgtsrlsuf.
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HOUSE ior SALE, LOW.-Ncycr occu.
pied innsd,atc possession giyea. Contains ten.
rH0uifi .s-sen ind lif barn the large lot. con
grneni and d-sbe VILLAGE resiience hour rom the
-y by ". T. hsllfoad. Apply to MM HINTON Air Churl
Depot No b, Coluland, \. l.
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EiARN rpr SALF.-Ihc Farm formerly ocru-
ri.I by l.iciai loup'ou deceased g. offered of sale
terms II Be- situated ~ Ol ir n~s Paterson
y I AID contain. - scIss o.! good fafning Lsld welt
fsacrd sld Lls good Hols- and Esfual new. laqne a.
l-e ..nIe ~. I. nl-1 IL pltf son. \. J.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The NEw-YoRK SENr-WEEKLy TRIBUNE is
prbished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
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/. =.
,zee to furnish and deliver - thousand tom or -
anthracite coal for steamers use az the Of pY
Of 22i0 pounds amounting % dollars. and the additional
quantity IL demanded whole m conformity vita ne pro-
visons aud Of the advertisement Of the ho q 10,
1904. from The Navy Dep r.meat and hereto appended.
Should my or our Oder % Did be accepted Coz "tl it'
quest be informed and that tas contltt. usy GO
Place. Signed 5. 8.
Date.
Form y GHITaHiy
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AyyANTED-Mcn and Women, all through
W the country to eel lad superior style ,biIE
PACKAGES All kinds on Lsnd SIS per day made easy
Eu.ine.S genteel. Send for Circular . -
sc. RICHARDS Co., No. lo2 Nss'au-s'., n. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
GENERAL NEWS.

a Frencn steamer arrived Of The Navy-fsr
yesterday morning, having on board NJ MERCER, the
French Minister who has returned from Richmond.
Toe Senate yesterday, by unanimous vote
stiAed the sewardLyors Treaty, icr the suppression
Of the African slsve-trade
The case Of Davis against Hscsley was con'
.Iuded in the Supreme Court, yesterday. Judge
Barnard reserved bic decision.
The Rebel Congress sdjournsd On Monday ls,.
70 the second Monday in August. r. NJ. T. Hunter
hd been elected President Of the Senate pro ten.
Tho House Military Committee have agreed tc
rcpor the joial resolution in favor Of establishing
German profess9rship OF West Point.
-Iieut.-Gov Koerner Of Illinois has been dess
mated to the post Of Minister 10 Spain, in room Of
Gail scbur-proyided The latter aahsres 70 his puF'
pose no. 10 return.
The French Minister, II. Mercier, denes hsying
net suy Rebel representative Of the name Of Le-
.oons, as alleged in the Richmond papers. Tic
story therefore must hsye been Il mare invention.
Col Corcoran hiss been heard from, under dats
of Richmond, the 18th inst He says that, While he
10 anxious 70 be honorably released he 10 content
patiently to await proper action.
Last evening, Supt. Kennsdy is5lsi q general
order in relation to the closing Of the concert saloons,
and proceeded to notify propreOs Of hose estab-
isbmepts Of the unswfulDes. Of their busness, pre-
rious 10 taking further steps subject to The terms Of
Clio bill recently psssed by the Legislature.
The story repeated by Philadelphia journal,
That Secretary Wslles had retired from the Navy
Department, ia said TO be essentially untrue. Mr..
Welles como time since, rendered his resignation 70
ahs President, but it was rot accepted. Probably,
iays our correspondent this Circumstance has given
siso 10 the rumor Of an immediate change in the
Cabinet. All The current repor.0 Of the removal Of
air. Wellss are said to DO destitute OF foundation.
We have exceedingly important news from
Mexico. After unsatisfactory conference between
the Allied Commander the French General had de-
edsd 70 march his division against Mexico City, TAX
ing upon himself all Ihe responsibility Of the sct
1hs hngiiah and Spsnsh Plenipotentaries thereupon
o'0'0eo withdraw their troops. TIE reselionary
pA." nAa made PREPARATIONS to make final cam.
f--sa @ss'nsI 'he Juarez Government. Gen. Robles
"A. oeen executed under the charge Of being
srsitor to his country This execution Ind cr.a.sd
s'os' o.c@smena His brothers have, through the
PIE, a'Neo 'ne poehe to suspend iaagmcpt. tn,
Ainisers Of Justice and Agriculture had ,,r;v.a h-;
special express from Mexico City a, Yer, Cr,z 20
eonier WIN the French Commander. Th,v wsr.
also received with al due honor by oen. D.,
9s1. hiraads aud ex-Piesdsut Alnou,s ar. w;1 !
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
xEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. APRIL 70 looS.

" ernm.nts have no means Of sooess, except
o nv force. and at the heed Of fleets and
&c .rmies. To none of tho Governments of this
&c character. az it seemed TO me, wm it safe
{. 70 commit the lives aud liberties OF the cit.
.. zens of the United States.
Such WI, the view in which the acts and
t,o.t;ss fo which we bave referred were con-
csived, and the introduction OF the nighest
cr;mss in the calendar, as coming within the
;ur;sdiction of the Consular Agent, has no Dear
ioo vbatsyer on the question at issue. The
case before US, moreover, is not one ~hicn can
no reyarded as judicial, even if under tua' DE-
.onstion Il came within any existing act or
trs.,v The sx. Consul at Cediz, and the fur'
,.r of tba Sumter. were not tried even by the
Consular Jury of four, which tho law p'o',Oes'
The, were simply arrested, aud arrested Tor
crime, committed beyond the territory In which
,bs Consular Agent could profess to have
anv Jurisdiction. The law, therefore, helps us
% no conclusion favorable to the act CT the
Consul at Tsngier.
Tho question, then, is simply whether the
relations between this country aud Morocco are
of 40 indefinite . nature that We may venture
on new experiments in the way of ab-
stract Justice, without some loss Of self
respect. or . departure from the principles
which lie at the basis of cur system of
Government. In tho way Of reprisals-even it
tho act is wrong--we have nothing to fear;
and on that account more than any other, the
uJgmeu. of the world will estimate The posi-
ton which our Government may { ks with
rigid severity. We have to remember that the
crune Of the men arrested is only crime
within certain limits; aud that OF all countries
in the world these United States-the first to
invest the right Of asylum with sacred and
nyiolable charscter--csn least afford to infringe
even but hairs breadth Ou the ground 1t has
marked out. The question is not one WHICH
can be ~isely disposed of by an appeal to
technical definitions OF law. 1t 10 hardly one
even we're the law more cear-which could
properly be allowed to rse into precedenti
aud is speedy settlement on the broad basis OF
the Constitution 10 what will beat satliy the
people, AID justify the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
OUR ApPORrIONnENI .

We think our State nigh. haye been be,tsy
apporl;onod for the choice of Members of Con-
gress; Su: tho cry Of psrtisRrship raised against
II il absurd OF .he ihirty-One Districts, twelve,
ss We have shown, gave usjorues against Lin.
coin, when he carried the State by FiAy
thousand Majority, while another (Groene and
Ulster) gave but 1876 majority for him and
elected Fusion Congressman. A fourteenth
(Erie) 10 always debatatls ground, and has
generally gone anti-Repubcan, as 1t did last
Fall, though it gave msjority for Lincoln.
Our opponents have o, good "a thirteen Dis
tricts 10 eighteen, which is certAinl, their
share.
The larges. Distric. il tbnt composed Of the
XVIIItb, XXth aud XXIst Wards Of our City.
which las l73,99S inhabitants. Could the
XVIIIth Ward hive been divided. and its
vtstern hIlf assigned 10 the District composed
of the IXth, XVIII and XVIII Wards (nOw
de6cien!l, tho AppOrliOnmeDt would have looked
better, but We do not think 1t would have been
moro satisfactory unless q new Ward had been
created. No political advantage hccruss to any
party from this casual disparity.
The largest inland D,trict 10 that composed
of Albany and Schohario Counties DeDocratic),
which has 1888 inhabitants, but il must be
considered that Albany, liks Rensselaer,, has
been District by tself, though with al mad
equste population, for some time past. Now
whole County is united with each, which
gives them an sIcem Of members. Or tho
ether hand, the strong Republican Counties OF
Jefferson, Lowis, aud Herhimsr. with I39, 900
inhabitants, arc rolled into District-aG are
ChenaDco, Delaware, and O.sego. With l33, $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
COLORRD PROPERTY-HOL pxxs ~
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMnxs

The report of Mr.. Kennedy, Superinteod.ss
OF the Census Bureau, relative TO tbe col.-.i
property-holders Of the District of Co,unhi,
whether Intentionally or not, does them a.
greatest injustice. He says: "The real sst.t.
" is owned By 500 persons, averaging 81 aas
" each. The real aud personal property /,
" owned by 1,l75 persOCsr averaging ss4s
teach. The total free colored population in
" the District Of Columbia is ll,l3l. -
" The number Of free colored males over %
"years Of age is 2,4a7." After recaptuhdua
the numbers who own property valued 1t q
over certain specified gums be concludes wild
the statement. 1885 return no property"
This is true on its face, but grossly false IN
the idea which it conveys.
&" The number Of free coIOred maIes." s.y,
Mr. Kennedy, "is 2,457." Then tho 995S
whom he represents as having made return OF
" no property are women and children, asd
persons under 20 years Of age. But suppcsisa
Mr. Kennedy had been called on for the prop.
erty statistics Of some New-England town hsv.
ing 1l,l3l white inhabitants, would be have
reported that certain number OF the yotsn
in the town returned real and personal prop
rrty to q given amount, and that tho s.9S
persons constituting the balance of the popula.
ton Of the town " returned no property 7"
In other words, ia it customary for assessorS
in making up their valuation in given Is.
stancs, to put down the head of family q
returning o certain amount of property, sod
bis wife, children, and the other members u
his household as returning " 40 property"
Who will say. after this, that Figures tel
" no lies 7" Now, the truth in the matter {,
that while by Mr.. KenDedy's returns the COZ
ored population is made to appear 8 mass Of
psupers, there are few communities Of whites
IN which there are 30 many property .hO'ders in
proportion 10 the whole population. In Ibis
very district of Columbia the ratio Of white
property holders to the gross white population
10 smaller by almost one half than ID tbe case
Of the colOred people. who arc thus stigma
tised as psupers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

tansosa h1 the VisSsncs Csmmittss Il ths4 plsss 49,.
held reetine end ds+eruinsA 10 put u Ssssh 49,. y
twenty Ok the psouineut Union Of sAss vic,s, ~,
approach OF the Huiool Army. The bell Asssrv;.,
that constitute thsss Vigilance Committees Of ths ,s.
will certainly meet With Iust retbutoa Tor "a,
sc Of which they have besn guilty duss The p,o.o..
rsbelious attempt to di.rupt the American Unios.s
Such extracts, illustrative of Rebel cru.,,,.-
toward Union men, might be multiplied irA.s
niteIy. They show very clearly the d..o.r...
means resorted to BY the Rebel leader, !.
avert tho doom which must speedily overt.t.
them. Hasten the day when tho pov., :.
these traitors shall be broken. aud tbs ,or.i
men Of the South may enter upon their rsv,,a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

II happened 80, and could not well be other
,yise. Orange and Sullivan, and Greene and
Ulster, form Districts as before. though Deb.
ciept in populstiou, just as the Democrats would
have them. We doubt that they would have
mads the Districts more to their advantage II
they had had a majority in the Legislature.
By the new arrangement Of Districts, tho fol-
lowing Members are thrown together'
mr. Bsnjsmio Wood with Mr. Rerrissn-HCty)'
nrF. A. Contlips rith Br wTi-tCityh
Mr. W. A. wheelog ~ttb Mr Sts'msn-sSt Lawren0eF
Ar. Mexican with MI Enthusiastically
Mr. sedswici With Mr. Duell-tCOnluidl'
Mr. Poueroy With Mr. Ch,mberlsin-tSeneca)
Mr. Diyeu with Mr. Van yslkenburgh-tSteu6eol'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
rkl 4lhann Kri.ksrboeker says:

Got CsKcosAs Much has been 'aa U 'es'fu
,s,olutp,n, of, abs brsTs snd ,01s0g so'd<' o'e
H,rsor Ns,.srs Of Eew.Yorx AID inaiaaa0s' 'n''a
,h,, his sppo.n,nszs mere dStss TO 'soae vac
ID. vres.as ncabsnt, knowing that sss 0o''ns' '0'
r, here u tine 20 qualify In order to remove 'a ''ea
., ayr ss,rsS g say tsss ne parry ssS h'sarS' :"
.,l ,,ss,s, a.. s.no unSl ns co'e.o's rs'a's sS' ."
-, AZ t,s sayHias, 10 Ma core0rss."
What say those who have talked OIL 70.
- trek" OF appointing Col. Corcorsn 70 '0'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

The work Of " coercion" about wo'cH WV
people in tho North were wont 70 20
sensitive. stil gOe. bravely on in sach pOl.O-
OF SccessiA 40 remain under Rebel o'lI'N y,
A correspondent OF TaS R'eA"o"" D'f''''
writing from Monroe Co.. Virgins, says go,
tn, niN. A., r.,s.d,. .. th. different PI.''' Of isS
9. ,".s' % n"m".m ~ On. Of h. rres.an' 0n'', "h'
os drew la. oeoa d. guard who vsof.' him. whom sS'
guard arsd spon him. breaking his "S ~ a. m o,h.r
hs sE Will have TO be Inpusasss bu.i
Of hi. di.ps.oa Our Court net yesterday % Isn'
u /. s..s,ior ,s ,As rros.u.s0o Of tho Pro',esn.
,..b,h m.tL law in nj, soapy. We Ap. ha' s's'
laO 70 ea,y,sd oui. ns Uasa s'sH '''ls ~ "s"'"
usAed Sc they dsssrve
The Neshr:l. Pa,rO, Of tho 10Th says
"Ws l,sra from Ssatisusa OF vssssnI' sN'''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

A Srw eu,.-A large number .r.,. Q, &c sssis,,
mont ,.s, ,','.s ..sm.usa. AZ Suli. asa militia, .i,s ss
have addressed letter 20 tho na % make ons o.
)" ssnstion an appropriation Of e'o" ~. .u.l guns
% p.-sja, .ssngun. of large 'i''. zoe .ss ~
formerly made. were completely .''s, ~su . IN ds.a
guns, mako !. desirao!: sNss .aal. la Isb prorss1
should be tried, and on larger '0... @ mo,sdul ~
70 nae ths.. guns, should thsy Prov P..x
b. s,rsor I,s .dsssass ssaius. iEsa-'l'd s'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
ruE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The news which we publish this mOrnns
from Mexico is exceedingly important, but q
will take no one by surprise who has cerelsA,
studied the progress Of events in that country
during the last ak months. Tie long anGci
pated conference st Orizaba has taken plaza
The result Of the deliberations was unsatsfsc.
tory, ani the Commander Of the French troops
at once determined to march bis force sgsinA
ths Capital. The English aud Spanish PieuL
potentiares thereupon determined to withdraw
from the business. AlmOnte, tie Mexican
dyegete Of Napoleon, is with the French Com,
mauler, as is also Gen. Miranda. They have
published proclamstions directed against The
existing Mexican Government; and it 10 alleged
that AlmOnts's plan is to overthrow tho pres
ent Juarez party, have himself declared do
tator, and then call National Convention b
diacu,s the state OF afsiY. The tact OK Al
moute's being with ;he French General MAYBE
held as proving ,hs. NupOeoas policy is to r.
yor Ai, pretensions ard probably estsoiiso
prolec.oTato for several years. hesnwhiA
Spain comes cut Of thi, business much mSS
than when she wens into il
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
Eroua Albany.

srw.roRK BILLS sleSED-suff,as''
OF MoSTEzuMA SALT SPRINGS
sEoS''' ALsAsr, Thursasy. APsn ~. =, n,
tn. Governor Aa, dgnsd the Now.f0rh :. oiy c,,..
r.,y,nd swin MIX BILLS The People 0
and Troy Univsry bill, are as yet un'sD1', 51 Lawn,
Tho nu,ubsr Of bills signed snoan'' T" '
imagined 26- ,-..u.,;D,,a sapsrin.eDS
u,, ., ,hs Moute1unx Salt Springs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

Oar State tax las. ysar was 81 mi" on Wv
dollar. Ths year it would have been 'u'S
mills but for the Federal Direct Isi imPO~
:. ,bs ls,. session of Congress, which requas
TWO mills, making the srtlre S's'e 'AA W. w.
rnAr Eve mills.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

uBooi. hs, now hay.f's regiment. Of - .
c.n.rx a', and thirteen of Cavalry in active ~. ss
1n:'y nn. ,.S sb' twenty bsttsrs. of Artillery. F' =
more regiment. of Infantry arc Oh '-' p'"'
taking the field.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

the French General, aud have Published proca'na'
fiona 70 the people adverse 10 the JusreE Admnnsrs
ton. Senior Doblsdo had Issued counter WV"
nation, branding Almcnts and his adne'0u'' -
traitors. The plan of Almonte ia " oVer'o'o" WV
preseut Government, 10 have himSef recogn@ou 90
Dictator and then call National Assembly, W 'aa'
i,,o confederation the deplorable oondtion o' ~'1
oo,,,,, and decids which will DO the best forn o'
ao,..,,r,o,, for il. A number Of Almontes ao-
Sa,.rts bavs AHMED O document supporting tOH
measure.
s-rATIc OF THE MAHhEAs'
Tbo,, ,vss continued activity and buoyaucy in
cyovsrnn,ent securities yesterday. S'xes oil 1851
sold at e4;, and Treasury 73O notes at 1901! Atihe
Sacopa Board Government securities showed tive
,sme activity. The coupon 6s Of 1881 sold at 94s
an advance Of / y cent since Tuesday. The closing
prices were: u s. 6s 1881, registered 94l 9sas.;
do. coupons, eii 995 American Gold, lOll elOls
Tennessee &c, 55a56 Missouri e. @9i 049l. The
market for Foreign bills was firm at ll249ll2i fol
bankers' sterling. Francs 5.07I 95.02l. Freight'
are more active, and rates firm. Engagements K
Liverpool, Of ls 900 bushels Wheat al 6id. in bulk;
!, 800 bbIs. Flour 10 fll up at l'.9lO!d. TIE
butiness ct the Sub-Treasury was Receipts, sy,22O
3ss-ior Customs, S23g, 900; Paymeu s, s3,Sg5,so@i
Balance, sl2 sSC 223. The depOsi OF y cent Ger
tiaes,es for tho day were 81 COS, 100. Mr. Cisc'
received from Washington s. 800 900 iu legal tende
notes. The money market shows grester ease
and large amounts Of money ate offered at Y cent
/ Ths market for Western and State Flour IS cent
Grmer; bat less active owing to the advanced price
asked ssles Of l2, 400 bbs. at 81 7das4 81 for su
psr6no State aud Western g. G5 3 80 for the low
grades of Western Extra. The Wheut Market il
mora active and shade frmer; the sales include
| $500 bush. Amber Michigan az n 81 H,3O0 ousb
Red Western at 81 81. The PORK market is mort
active; sale, OF $500 bbls. at Sl2 % 5esl2 q
for Mess; sl2 IS for Western Prime Mess. Only
mod.rste business was done in Cotton Gales Of 4O'
bales at %, 029s cents for Middiine Uplands ans
Gulf Sugars are lees active; sales 500 hhds-, most
Is Cuba, at 6s08sc. For Teas tie demand is bgh
aud tbs market heavy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30
ESTRAY HORSES.


Montgomery County--to wit:.
U HEREBY CERTIFY that William w. Ma
Il gruder of Montgomery count, brought
before me, the subscriber, one Of the Justices
of the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for said county, this 9th day Of May, 1862,
Ms stray, trespassing on his enclosures, one
Dark Brown HORSE, with small star in the
forehead, and IT, S. marked on the left shout
der-about fourteen and a half hands high
also, one Light Bay MARE, star in the fore
head, both hind feet white, short name, with
U. S. marked on the left shoulder--about fif-
teen hands high. Given under my hand.
D. H. BOUIC, J..
The owner of the above described horses is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take them away.
WIN. w. MAGRUDER,
may 30-St near Rockville.