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The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

"A Row.-There was quite row yesterday
afternoon in Union street, occasioned by two
soldiers Of the It'll regiment, who we're drunk,
beating negro man. The soldiers applied
some epithet to the negro, which he retorted,
and they turned to and beat him. A citizen
who interfered to stop them, also got struck.
Quite large crowd collected, and the soldiers
got out of the way before the the police officers
could arrest them.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

craftsmanship Norwegian sailed from this
port for Liverpool about o'clock yesterday
morning. The train from Canada arrived at
o'clock A. NJ. The steamer took out Is
cabin and II steerage passengers, a full cargo,
and $1,000 in specie on Canadian account
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
BROWNS
Portland Commercial College.


r COATED 1850 in the Hanson Block, No. l61 Mid.
IL die street The rooms have recently been made
new, and furnished neatly and the most pleasant
in the city. One separate room for Ladies'. l pre-.
sent my thanks tor the extensive patronage, and
promise as IN the past pains shall be spared in the
future. 1 have removed from No. l6f to l6l Middle
street. The Principal has had % years experience
Diplomas will be given to those Ladies and Gentle
men who pass through thorough courses for Ac-
couniants Terms will be reasonable. NV Insiiiu-
ton is branch of the Hon Bartlett's Commercial
College, Cincinnati Ohio, the first and Oldest In the
United States. Ny teaching and plans are nsodiera
aud the most improved aud approved, rs the frsf
class business men have and will testify.
~ Practically taught as folio VS. Book Keeping,
Navigation. Commercial Law, Native. business and
ornamental W riting, Commercial Arithmetic Cor
rcspondence. Card Marking, Sc Teaching from
printed writing copies and text books avoided.
Each student receives separate instruction Intri-
cate Accounts adjusted. Certain evenings will be
devoted TO Lar Lectures, if expedient.
Mr.. b. would refer TO q recommendation from
his Students of this city who acting as business
men, accountants, SC, containing above four hun
dred signatures, part of which NAV be in print
in the hall at the entrance to his Rooms, q few of
which follows:
We have been taught by actual experience, that
the method of instruction pursued BY Mr.. X. N.
BRowS of this city. in teaching the art of Writing
and the complicated series of Book h eeping has
been eminently successful. aud take pleasure in
publicly acknowledging our Indebtedness to him for
whatever skill and facility in adjusting accounts we
may now possess
Philip Henry Brown, Jas Olcutt Brown. Stephen
III. Cummings W. w. Thomas, Jr., Samuel Chad
wick. Augustus Cummings. Jason Berry, John =.
Russell. Fred. A Prince, John H. Hall George T.
Thompson, John b. Coyle.Jr., Fred. II. Small, John
NJ. Stevens, and 200 others.
u The services of Sea Captain Is secured to
teach Navigation, who has had 40 years experience
As practitioner. feb3 de- w3ma3
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
Ordinance ON Fast Driving.

NO person having for the time being the care or
~ use of any horse other beast of burthen car
rage draught. shall ride or drive or cause the
same to be driven through any part OF the city at
faster rate than six miles hour under penalty of
not less than i've dollars nor more than twenty dol
lars for each offence.
tSec. 80 Rerised Ordinances on Streets
n. 3. The above Ordinance will be strictly en-.
forced. WILLIAM HITSE
feb5 d2w Civ MarsbaI
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

gy-Col. Beal, of the 10th Maine regiment,
arrived here Friday evening on his way to
Norway. He has been unwell, and has a fur
Tough of few days. Hh is expected in this
city to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

s-@McClellan: who he is and what he has
DONE" by George Wilkes, has been published
in pamphlet form, and is for sale at E. G..
Andrews, No. 81 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

sIThe young ladies of the Misses Sy-
monds' school invite their friends to their fair
in aid of the soldiers, at Mechanics Hall this
evening, at o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

sg- See card of the Metropolitan Hotel,
New York, in another column. This is a first
class hotel, and the proprietors have refused
to advance their prices.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

VThe annual examination of our public
schools commences tomorrow, by the exami-
nation OF the high schools for boys and girls,
respectively.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

INDIsPosITIoN.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. Manthano Pickering, master of the Park
street grammar school for boys, is lying very
i'll at his residence in Carlton street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
sl0,957 So
S40T,36l 81
372,9l4 81
$34,446 "a

RoGUERY.-The stable of Mr.. Benjamin
Stevens, on Smiths wharf, was broken into
Saturday night by prying of the hinges of the
door, and a valuable robe was stolen. The
scamps got the sleigh half way out, but were
probably alarmed by the approach of the pri-
vate Waterman, as they decamped without it.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

GA protracted meeting is in progress at
Casco street church. A meeting is held each
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
Jan 3lst. were, $93,72s SO
Corresponding week last year, S2,77l o.
Increase, sl0,957 50
The total receipts from Jan.
to Jan. 81 were e401 1851 81
Same period last year, 372,9l4 81
Increase, $34, 446 "a
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

ng-The train from Island Pond arrived
yesterday at the usual time, the ice having
been thoroughly cleaned from the track.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
New York Market.

New Ork Market.
New YORK. Feb. 9.
Cotton-l q &c higher sales 2400 bales at 80 for
middling uplands.
Flour-sales $40 bbls; State and Western heavy
and unsettled and 10 a l5c lower; Superhne State
80 a 90; Extra do "a a 40; Round Hoop Ohio
7 IS a IS; Western 8 80; Southern lower; Mixed
to good 60 az 90; Fancy and Extra s Is a 10 so;
Canada loc lower sales 800 bbls; Extra 81 a So
Wheat-very duh and lc lower. sales 5000 bush I;
Winter Red Western "a q IS; Amber Michigan
/ 90 d177.
Corn-opened firm.
Oats-quiet.
Beef-quiet.
Pork-dull and unchanged; sales 200 barrels Mess
IA rs
Lard-ashade easier. sales $500 bbls at lof a III
Whiskey-sales 200 bbls at 50 q 60
Sugars-frm; sales SO hhds New Orleans III.
Cofee-quiet.
Moiasses-active; sales $40 bbIs New Orleans 40.
Freights to Liverpool-drooping.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
Notice Of Commissioner Of InsOI.
VencV

TO CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JoNA.
THAN MOORE
WE, the undersigned having besn appointed to
w receive and examine the claims OF the credi-
tors OF the estate of Jonathan Moore late of Port
land. deceased, whose estate has been represented
insovenf, give notice that six months from the 10th
day of January current, have been allowed TO said
creditors to exhibit and prove their claims and that
we will attend to the duty assigned at the Office OF
fessenden Butler In said Portland on the last Sat
urday of the present month aud of the i've next sue
ceeding months. at ~ O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated this 10th day of January A. ID. 1868
sw. IARRABEE, Commissioners.
jan31 d3w thenwtjune2O
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
All styles and Qualities
Luxuriant Whiskers and Nous
a.ne1pnS

(tAN be groicR in SIR peeks BY using DILLiS O.
~ HAMS STIMULATING UNGuINT. Price 30 cents
per box, at LORIN6'S Drug store,
Corner Exchange and Federal streets.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
Trusses. Trusses Trusses!

CHOULDER BRACES shoulder Braces Alb
- domina Supporters Dumb Bells Dumb Bells
For sale at
jan29 eod6m LORlNG'S DRUG STORE
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
Mercantile Library Associ'on
LECTURES.
N e w CITY ALL

TTVHE remaining Five Lectures of the present
gushed orators, viz:
MASON JONES. Eso..-January 2sth.
HENRY WARD overwhelmingly, Feb. 9Th
DE-. j. g. HoLLAND-wednesday. Feb nth.
JOHN b. COUGH. ESQ, Tuesday, Feb. IL.
WENDELL PHILLIPS. Wednesday, Feb 25th.S
Tickets for the remaining Lectures Of the Course
sl25 Evening Tickets. 80 cents. To be had IT the
Bookstores, Paine's Music Store, and at the door
Portland, Jan. 2S, 1868. jan2s diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10

The Highland Boarding school
FOR BOYS.
THE Spring Term of this school will commence
l. ON the lsf Tuesday in March. Tho advantages
for instruction are excellent Application for rooma
should be made early as possible
Mt. TRUE, II. A..
Proprietor and Principal.
: Bethel, Jan 81, 1853. - jan254w
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

No Demonstration yet on Port Hudson
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
EDUCATIONAL.
North Yarmouth Academy,

AT YARMOUTH, NJ.
VNHE Spring Term viii commence Feb. Gath
Il L. >. Hoyt, A. b., Principal.
J. TsMagrath. A. b., Associate.
Mrs. + 5. Hoyt, Preceptress.
Miss Esther Burbank, Teacher of Music.
w. j. Gilley, Teacher Of penmanship.
Board can be had with the Teachers
A Teachers Glass will be formed.
JAMES BATES, Secretary.
Yarmouth, Feb. I, 1863. feb9 decd w2y3l
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
WestbrOOk Seminary.

WestbrOOk Seminary.
TINE Spring Term of this Institution win COM
Il mence "Wednesday, Feb. 18th.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. s. II. M'Collester, A. NJ, Principal.
Aaron Lowell. A b., Assistant Principal.
Miss 1. j. Jordan. Assistants.
Tuition from Three to Six Dollars per Term.
Music and Ornamental Branches extra
Board from two dollars TO twenty five per week
For particulars address the Principal.
q. VI. STEVENS, Sec etary.
Stevens Plains, Me-. Jan. 26 1868 feb9 i2w
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
BY TELEGRAP
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
Report OF Admiral Dupont ON the
Charleston Affair.
Full Particulars Of the Engagement.
Capture Of the Gunboat Isaac Smith by the
Rebels.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
A bearer of official dispatches from the feet
off Charleston has arrived here. The follow
ing is from Rear Admiral Dupont concerning
the rebel attack on our squadron oil that port.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-10
GOri,arn Seminary.

GOrhaIn Seminary.
THE Spring Term of this Institution will COM
i mence Tuesday, February "a 1853, and continue
eleven weeks
For further particulars apply TO the Principal or
Secretary. J. A. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Sorhan, Feb. Z, 1868. feb9 d& w2w
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Of the other places OF amuseaent Little nsea o'
said. IN
II il understood that Mrs. Jane English will keel
po,.ession of Laura Keene's Tbebter, accidents ex
eepted, until the 5h of July. whta !, will probably
be let up to September when Mrs. Woods five
years lease commenced to the lowest bidder II moi
for the highert uses. Mrs. EDglish's experiment
Las been AZ lutte successful as were latter-dsy ex-
perimonts Of Miss Keene. No play worthy Of the
name has been produced under the now manage.
ment; and the conglomeratlon of absurdiiies ex-
hibiled this last week. under the title OF " The
Wives Of Psris; Or, Tie Bellies of Notre Dame, "
is chiefly valuable lis showing how plays ought not
TO be writ en--or acted.
AT Nibio's, "The Dukes Motto" continues to
draw crowded houses, aud bids fair to run all
through the snmmer. Mr.. Whealey, it is said, ID
determined, this year, not to give his actors
ue 10 let their boards grow.
Al effective yersion of the same play bus been ON
the boards at BaruuIns all the week, and Will be
continued, at tie rate of two repres ntaiions day
% ana p m. until further notice. 1t has secured
Tue unanimous approval Of Mr. and Mrs. Thumb
aud is palrouned by Commodore Mutt and Miss
Warren. together with all the crowned heads.
lLe best joke at Bsrnums Is tina. the dresser al
his establishment formerly in tho hoop-Skirt busl-
ness said the otLerGay that at least thirty springs"
bad passed over Airs Thumbs head for she had seen
them
The Winter Garden il in the market until the 9TH
of July or thereaDout when it goes into the hands
of Mr.. Mark Smith, wi u stellar troupe consisting,
among others, of himself, Niles Emily Thorne, Mis-.
Mark Smith, Miss Fanny Brown, Dir. DAN Sslch'
ell and sir. A. ii. Davenport. IL lis rumored that
the opening piece Will be burlesquo. both IN plot
and uguage. of 81 eab"-uot MoseDtha' " Leah
but the curious version Of it recently given NJ
Nbo's.
In tue way of general amusements. the mort in
ieresting and instructive is tho famous "S.ereop-
licon at Irving hall, which sords, for the smail
price Of two shlDgs, IL series Of some seven hun.
bred siereoscopic views magniiied never 90 many
hundred times, and giving, 80 wildly bid TO render
foreign travel the present rate Of exchange quite
a Useless luxury, minute representations OF nearly
all tho most celebrated scenery siainary, arehIec'
ture, ETC., OF tie Old World. Tie exnibiuou 10
really very brilliant one, and far the best Of lis
KIND that We have teen.
Miss Nina Foster will give one Of her pleasant
little entertainments this evening NJ the Laiarge
House, IN tie form # Soree DrdrsafiYae 81 ME'ioae
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...
Cle0red,

,smshrs-Posom,e, lOamsn. Portland. II. r. Cromwell
81 'oSc. ibrb L~Nessprsr. Havana T. Csrard Geo.
sstngtpn. 0iger. NewOrlssns n. Is. Cromwell & Co /;
gisninxsnst lbl bennett' kagstou, JAM, and Porsu.
Stesn,rs-Sayor. Mott, Wsshirg,oo, VIM woodward
Cundh Baltimore. Sifah Jones Pliadelpbis; T. u Fair.
chiid Tout fhiIsdeiphi.; J@H. Bulley, Bukey Pro,-
Jrnce ~
ship.-Septuue. Peabody. Liverpool. c. H. Marsh.l Al.
bert GA l,:ln Mackoduck Liverpool &. Gdanei Caroline
Nsmb, COUSINS, Londondery Sssnh SOM; Sir Robert
Peel ~ M JoTgeDs.n, rismbnre SloIosn Edge
Baiss-Ugoine, Iipp, Cape Town, 1. q n Bsssest &
Ncs1son TLe'dor tPu-s - .fin Galway, Funch Neocks
W,Ddt A-s sndr. H. ltil C,ianti QGe-nsown. Boyd
HDc.en; La Plate. Cto~-n. bueno. Ayres r. w Rop.s
G ID . You,s z sTs sssr%sn o.
Bugs-Geo. u. Robert. lBTi, Barnes, 81. Johns, ~ f.
BEET, sou Co.; s. o. Shaw BID. Shaw Points Petre
ho. Janc,; srsphlns tBr), Morsn, Bristol John J,c.
.oni Arufo tAu.) Kneeky''n CoIk. T. sean'dt Son;
Ocesn pray tori. -, Cur.eoa. M.uli Abbott; Hawk
tbrl Richards. Aur Cave, McCsl Firth. Rsned os $50 \
ZuacA bsynn. NJ Ecn1yrrns Co. Anita Owen. wsl.c-,
Aat,nz =. P-cA th1fch Henrietta tBr), Doe, B-fmuda
T. Small l. Co.. LOU.s tBr Hsines, Isiisx A. Smithsu
Col Union tbLl Dawson, ST. john, ~ b., A. sm'iheu
Go.
schoopers-Csr oline Rhoade. Boston, W. 3. Brown L
Co., Susan MsrY Hall. BsnSor, w 5. Brown Co.; A1
II. Ederson KrHyoo, Washington, l.. Kenny; Spesiwen,
Nc,sison Portland J. r. Hsyilard C. Dufss, bssr.s.
.,h Bgtou. Kenny Jas T.. bn-y Benton hison Del
OcroaH. Pierce. Yarmouth Me GVdrry Holyosei Amer
Goham. Boston troweIi q Paine H. Read. Ke.lyN,w.
Bedord F-r.usoa " ood Cos Z. ho!"- - tBrl Cook.
Jacns Bs.seu Nictersonf Arts orr, puh,on nsyaus
w hu.,rl Bro Coz Aloe Bn Sinclsif, 81 JOIN. n.
Maryland >tens hiGstoD, Y.n Brpnt aguti Mont
dope Sp4ding Gardner, Me. w ) Brown Col PIN
cess, Lowell, Bo.ien. . w Lewis Co Tahmiroo k,os.
ror,l.nd, Il +. Book Co Iho. Jeheison Small ossaa
so,y.-nhoa- island Kessiuston, Providence, Il. Cro.
tus fsinlef, NOfwak, Briggs
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Prussia.

The Minister Of the Interior has Issued an order
10 the Governors OF he Provinces relative TO the
discuss ons Of municipal councils upon constitutional
flairs and politics in general Tho Minister says
that such discussions, Icing legal cannot be tOl.
Grated, and that resolutions parsed by the coun
CHS csMnot be carried out, Tie Munster expects
hat the authorities will exercise with energy the
disciplinary powers with which they are invested In
respec. 70 the municipalities.
The hOrd DtuiSche Z',tuhg rays the Government
of Po'siam has already prohibited the Is Rim Munich
pal Councils from carrying out their resolution 10
clifton the X ny, lad has expressed its determine
ton 10 tate further measures should il be found
necessary.
decree promul eating new election law, and
the dissolution OF the Chamber of Deputies, was
looked for at Berlin.
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PoLIcx Moyenrsrs.-pnri.u the rn., week 4

POLICE MoyrMrsrs.-Durisg the pes, week the
Ms,fopoan Police Commissioners made tho fol ewuG
chsDg,s w tho Departments
81 fhtnenhI Jas iiAigen 20 the 10Th, VIM H. Rhode
tho lu John IL staocy the 3n Augustus reAnor o.
tho Joachim h. Bsdgnhop to the C,uual Oiosi AnO'
H.. o. Ion 10 thr Sli
hegndi'ons John Psrson OF 18th 10. NJ. Broom o.
The ASA Thea Moore o. tho iStn ulott Of tAo ST.
Nni J. hits OF tho bth.
Iydny o, -Psrolmen Ja. Loouis from lT,h TO ls.i.
il.ny Sicklrs IBth to i2th PaicS Bsfy-r dth 60 ti
VIM IA. smith, otl 10 l3th Pat d. bytes I'd 10 4th Jon
w. Jou.s 9Th ~ 18Th, Patrick Mdpratn, .Jth aosa joe
L,n- 10Th 10 Sanltay Squad Noes ln San tay iu-
10 10Th John H. t.idweli llth t. SANITARY sqaid jon"
tuyarad. ia TO 29th, Geo. " Jo,yn. 4Hh 20 9h Jo
Menoran, ON 10 2sth, Wa + O.ifoi 3t 10 ldtn Lew.
hruheA. Ii TO I'd Horace Vac Ran tth to 1T jacob
Coles, Joh to lash WIN. Ii. suth, lo'h to idh Bfyau
Reilly. 10
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Poland.

Engagements between the insurgents and Russian
trooas show 10 abatement and no lercepiibe result.
TIE Polish leader, Kononowicz had been captured
by a stralegem, and about TO be shot. His band
remained uudim ushed.
5000 Of the Imperial Guard had been dispatched
from 81. Petersburg and Lihuauia
a fishfal accident happened to a train convey
ing portion Of the troop, caused hy the railway
giving away. Three hundred 60 diers va. killed
The Russisnt had shot tie Able l.zola al wilma.
K,zeio, the leader Of band of insurgents Tell at
Wiadyki.
The Municipal Council Of Mo'cow bad resolved
uron the formation OF Civic Milf and thousands
OF citizens promptly enrolled themselves.
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mission in asking that the W men ana culture"
Mich, be allowed TO leave the beiligerent camp -,
The Official returns in regard to ne distre-s 10 lne
90 ,tOu-nanuiacturing dirtrcts eAnipt gon
creose of panreri,m during the month OF May, al
though the figures continue TO i-dlcate large
amount of suil- ring
The grand ball at Gmldhall, givon by the Corpo,,
RI ION of de City OF Joudou TO the Prince aud
Princess of Wales, took place on the Sih insi"n'
10 programme and WIS magnificent ana
,nn,rtuous afii.r. All passcd off well and without
accident The cxpeu of tho entertainment 10 'he
city is est niatrd at fi3 0oO.
a fire broke cut IN he Houses of Parhainens on
the afternoon OF ihe 81, but j; subdued oeiofe
any material danase was sustained.
IRE American hone V,l,re. which ran second to
Knowsley in Oh. race for The Queens Stand Pate
81 Ascot had been declared the winner, hnowsiey
not having carried tie II, b, welthl.
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hAIrnnAI- ,Inne 2l-P. n.

The Share market to-day WA not generally active,
but III some descriptions the transactions were TO
considerable extent. Prices were Irregular, bat a
little relief il the money market encouraged the
bulls 10 buy with more freedom, aud m'jorIty OF
the securities on the list chow some improvement.
Hudson River among the mos, active shares,
and, under considerable bammering by the bears.
advanced steadily to 1913, ali improvement Of l v
cent. Mail was also active and v cent better.
Ia Harlem the movement wss large and excited.
After ceiling at - it fell or TO H. recovered TO "a,
and finally closed at ~, decline of about v cent
on Fridays prices. The'e violent fluctuations were
caused by various rumors in regard 10 the action Of
the Courts and tho Common Council in regard 10 the
broadway Railroad. The Western shares generally,
were little off, Governments wero dull but firm
held. For Coupon Skies, 1881, 100 was asked. Al
the one O'Clock call. the market was generally hrmcr
but without important feature. There was no
Second Stock Board, bat later in the day prices
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Large Reinforcement for the French
Army in Mexico.
.NEW DBSPO.lC MfA'URES IN PRUSSIi.
The Overthrow Of the Constitution
Shortly Expected
THE NEW KING OF GREECE

The screw seamer City % New York, Capt Ken
nedv, which sailed frcr Lve~rool Al p. m. on the
10Th and from Queenstown on the llth inst, arrived
here Yesterday.
: The Cnnard tesmer America arrived al LIVERPOOL
early on the mourning of the 9Th inst.
. The City of Baltimore resched Queenstown about
midnight on the 9th inst
The Cas-iterides from Mauritius arrived at Sell
". rerorts tina, she WAS b,a ded Nav s. in lat.
NJ. lon. 3Oo w, by II boat from the Confederate
steamer Georgia, and was asked to take passengers,
but declined. She was iron screw steamer, brig
rugged, and corresponds with the Virginia.
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(srcecc.

The acceptance OF q Crown OF Greece by Prince
William George of Denmark wa formally sn.
uounced al Copenhagen. on the oh inst, TO the
Greek deputarion, and appropriate speeches were
made by the King Of Denmark, the new King Of
Greece. &c. French paper states tbst King
George Of Greece will remain another year in Dep-
Lark 10 complete Ills studies. At the end of next
May HIS marriage will be- celebrated with daughter
Of q leen Victoria and the lst Of June, 1861, he
wlI set ont for the country he Is 10 govern. Until
his arrival there the affairs of tie nation will be
intrusted TO q Regency Council.
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lady. ors'meysr. 'dy sud children, C.p, smb, LADY
aud dsughisr, v H. Rysnoe Dr. Scott isdy snd chdrsi
Capt ,ppnef Rev jas Pr.,'ley J. G. N rat, John McRsy
Thus. Haven, X c. Olwell. nd us In thu .tecTsxs
Il" bark tGIa Baym from B-ymui1--J. r. Nelson A. W.
HNney. @. A. Levin, Mrs'M G. Rankin and cbldren
Np J. Harvey. bliss Harvey. Minnie Harn.y J.nna.,,.
Hsroey. HSrt Basdens. L. ". Failc. Juii Rogers Sr
Gleason Jenpie stout Mis-. Florence Hsiiog Mr., r. H.i.
i1s, Wise 'itee Roswell Kate iianr.hsn. May Cog,u o.
Il. Hughes, T. J. Rss. II. q. q. Lpyscot J.s s. stout
Mary 3mith.
hpba,ksntne Lampit9htsy. Jyon Nspies-Mr soria
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France.

E-s.b roXr torcements TO tue number OF ten thcu-
.o,d ,np,, s,are 10 lie sent ont forthwith to Mexico
o ether WI n large suppes of material of war. An
official announcement had been published upOn the
sIeus taken TO secure the supply Of provisons and
nritIuns 20 the trUofs IN Mexico On the 18th April
the army was furnished with supali's Tor my days
tbe removal OF which WAS easily efs ed. Inde
repdeu,ly of the monthly trausp ports from Nazare,
The Minister of Marine had organized ship service
leaving Cherbourg or loulon on tue 23d of every
month, carrying out supplies and bringing back the
sick.
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were steady at:

In foreign bills there lis but Ii tie doing, and the
ma kei is weak at l56a 1861 Tor Sterling
Freights are rather duh aud heavy. To Liver
pool. the engagements are 1000 bush. Corn at ID,
in bags; 10000 do. Wheat at 3D., in bulk and bags
1000 bbls. Flour at L. 3D.. 100 tuns Logwood at
"a. 3D.; aud per neutral flag, 500 bbs. Flour ut %
Cd. 300 hhds. Taow at 25s.; and per steamer, 800
boxes Bacon at 35s., 800 rkins Butter ut 45s, and
1900 boxes Cheese vt As. To London, 1000 bush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Pussr.rrr. Arrived

In Heaa,a,p Cmy " AsE. io'k. from Llrop o!-Mfs.
Peterson, n. z. Harold. Mr.. u. bar., May Stewsd
children Emily Jones Mira Iorloifo Mr.. sh.ss snd H.
isnt A " Mar 10. &. Hcsisy. G. Pis" lisnhn b Ma,
Capt. H. T. Howss A. benjamin capt Nelson. Geo. Hoy
H. TuiAs, A. ID, Csrsop u. johnson ", Z, HOLMES spd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Wet Coast Of Afrira.

The May mails from the various places on the
West Coast of Africa are received.
Trace generally was very dull.
Much sickness prsvalsd a, Bonuy and other part,
Of the coast, and Euro eaus were dying IN large
numbers.