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P,wi.ss--on Tuesday, February H. Nara
daughter u John aud Anna Hammann, aged year
Ihe reia,yes aud friends Il tho family are respectfully
iuyitei iond the funeral th, thursdayD afternoon
al hall pat clock the re- dcnce OF nef parents
NJ. ~ avenue ~ corner of ih,r,l street.
Bsssox--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday February IL JoHs
BrN-s y Ell
Alexander McCue, respectfully nvlted % attend the
funeral from his late residence No 81 Front street pross
sn on Friday alterns,n at three cl'ck.
Bi1.siEY.--At Hrpers Ferry Va, ou sunday, Ten.
ruary l5 d typhoid fever, fRaSg BgNNL1 of the sNth
New York artillery, aged 10 yesf-, months and IL
Ile died ID the cause II hs so ntry
The funeral vii take place FROM the residence q his
county y r.. 81 saturday afternoon Al thfee cocit.
BrgNK -on IncsdFyi February IL iA'oh kSE~tf,
ihe lrlcuds and acquaintance ars repeatedly invited
10 attend the urola, % friday nornn. a ten Geek,
IRON ~ late ress'ence, 70 ~ p3mn!ck street.
fKFw IN On Ncdncaday, February IS, Miss NaRf s.
second daughter y Capt Ssnoss u. AMI Mary A. Brewer
1he rr'.iiees mi friends are respectfully invited 70
attend TIE funeral On saturday afternoon ~ two "clos,
from lls residence q her falnsr, 40 - hilary strctt
Brooklyn.
youngest 400 y fdwafd snd Monica Rlfkei aged J..
nonths aud day.
iarcweli de,r dcrr Georse bu, not foreget
1Da S the ses,is have lis sprl' k.elng
lho frelds ard relatives u The am, az respectfully
nyiiei 70 attend the funeral lroin the hs
parent So. - orecnwch s,ioe this CO. aay) after.
ct.r, on ,cgday Tebru,r, Il. r,7stvn y. .sn u
leroy and Nay b. ,srki as'd year, ! mon'ns sra
The fre.d VII ,sks place ,bis nbirsaay) morning >.
nre oc.p from 80 w.st Fourteenth titcoa the -.
runiss si taken - ked Mills .of nletment, ys Mar
~ es,s7 80 s-oa Wednesday februaty IL. ,,. Ioc..
caryh.er q: lieafy T.. and lpra " Craiap,ou ased
Nh h ..ii 90 givfn n ln5 functa
Fnstrus --og eefay. Febf0Hg a., ~ shful1
e. HffaGtft 10 the ARM ~
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HsRroEp, Coun., Fob. Is, 1893
The Democratic State Convention asssmbled 10 this
city 10 day, and is very largely attended
General rhelrs, cf Colcbrook, presldeg.
An informal ballo, was taken tbs forenoon when four
hundred and nlty i've votes east
Hon. Thomas H. Seymour receiveis majority oyor NJ
tho candidates and then unanimously nominated cor
Governor.
The nom nation rcceiy ed with Mid enthusiasm
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Rlood-Elcnsents.

BlOOd-lclcments.
The blood with forces superior tho forces OF
elements A. The nstrun OF the areat Work man.
sufficiently extoi its admirable, its divine
facecs pcnetrases cverywherc,. and u ubiauitous
abstrIcted the soul or The life too gone that the blood
docs not seem TO diner IN from the oul The
lfc Itself In the hlooi part body but
IA the begInn,nG and OF that IL
taued in the animal body that Which abundan,y
ished by incsease-: what Is not sufficiently sapfed
shrinkR; what Is perfectly nonrished preserves tah
vi al ID not t.ere.tly noirshci fails ind disease.
NoA BRANDREIHS PILLS Ia all sickness cansot be
amtss; they eans. aud pnrfy The blood isug o.
Of body the OF diseasc Their action aid, the bd
too. 70 make The repairs Tor the r-t
ration Of henlth.
- ''' ASK YoR NEW STYLE
Sold at No. tuNIOS sQuABE and by alt druggists
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Hospital for Disabled soldiers-Liberali.
~ of the Citizens or Auburn and New
York-Dummy EngiRes-Arrival OF Gen.
eral Cas-, Sc.

ALBANY, teb. l5-9 =. 81.
Tho special committee appointed 70 consider the quos
ton Of authorizing the construction Of hospital for
disabled soldiers held session this afternoon. Assem-
blyman Robinson from Auburn, rendered 70 the com
m,ttce in behalf of the citizens Of Auburn, donation Of
farm of three hundred of and, situated about
one mile anI har from Auburn and overlooking that
city and Lake. for the location OF thst hospital
The farm is valued al $40 900 aud Il under high state
of cultivation Tbs proposition was hacked and rnaFan-
teed by twelve wealthy citizens ~ Auburn, representing
aggregate wealth of three millions 0f dvlar2
letter was also presented from col 3ias a New
York paynastcr of the bogrtes o. volunteers OF
this state under Governor Morgan stating that several
merchants and business OF New York desired an op
portunty 10 con,r bnto for institution that KIND,
.ho ins very conclusiyeiy that the ement the
part Of the Legislature meets with hearty response from
tho people the state. ANY ono desirous OF contri
buting fr that purpose make their desires known by
writing 10 Geo. Ioutre chairmaa ef the special CON
mittee.
noon hear arguments for and against dummy engines.
Genera lCasS ~ Eetroit 10 now here aud soring AZ
Congress Hall Ne looks quite hearty for rnau OF his
advanced ege lie leaves here 10 for New York
and Newport hodc island. Ie remains very auct IA
bis room and declines 10 receive all visitors. rcsolu
cu passed the Assembly this evening inviting him 70 the
Assembly Chambcr. The committee waited upon him,
bit he respectfully declined the honor
The Assembly has concurrsi Ia tho senate resolutions
10 adjourn over TO morrow until "wednesday next.
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Tn. ue pnrtm~at or the East.

Gh>LRAL uhDft3 -.
UgApIAvr ~ DkpAgrgENr fus EtI,
NEW Ych Chr, CD. II 1865. !
spis'n H {. Hodges A sistant artermasier nil,d
tss Army having boen ordered 10 report To- duty ~
'ss hesiIuartcrs, in accordance With special orders,
/. s., sagrsph rs, datef War perattmehi, AGjalant
nerars once, Washington February o. l-o:i, L here
attached 70 thcsc1 head quarters. and ti receive OF
Il accordingly. ~ eommsad 90
MIA ~ General wool.
|. /. C'st-ss-ss, Meicr and Aid de- ,anip.
Acting ASsst,nt Adhtsnt General
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OMcial Dr.wings or Murray, Eddy q
Co e Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
Kgsruckx. ExraA Class S3-FebruAry Ia, 1855.
IA, III, So, 10. 75, 81. 62. ~ q, I6. IL, 90, 63.
KEsruoEr, Glass s-February Ia I5S1
"a, &c. 90, 60, 10. 81, IL, rs, %, 49, 40, Ct, 65.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY co.
covinG,on. Ky. or st. Louis No.
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The Ewropa Outward Hound.

U~FVN T tU y, IFNI3
Ihs steamship Europa sailed al eleven o'clock this
morning with eighteen passenger. Tor Halifax and eight,
cen for Lyer OIL she also takes oat nearly s25tooo
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Neylns Stafnal trlnsfy ami seausl systems nf.lhle
irestnsh rrnt ~ sealed ruyeolNs fpr si Aadr..s v.
N8rutf, ~. tesey Arcei Dr ~ fsrnon 6iT RfaMd
cay rpsAf ScW York. Hours or tfeaifnento n daily
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Ne ctrsi-' Browns Bronchial rro.s@s" or Cough -.
scngss are = Efeat tsue n roughs irritation n ~
thtdNt s4sf M COIL 81 unnsut eIerion ~
slus ~ s-sa ~ In paoe Or sinsns hsy psollss hs
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Prizes Cashed in an L~gaIteed Lotte
ries. Information given JOSEPH MATES, BROKER
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OmcIai Drawing. OF the Delaware state

DELAwARE. ExrRA CLASS 49, February is, 1868
38, IS, 10, IL, 6S, 90, AZ, 3. 60. II, 6s, az, 30
DxLAwlRE. Class st-Febrrary II. 1863
g.. 65. 3. rs, ~, "a, 81, 20, 46, 81, 10, 2, ~.
Circulars ssnl by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS { 90.
Wilmington Delaware.
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BarryS Tricopherous Tor the Hair


Barry~ Trtcophcrous Tor the Hair
Patronxed by the prnclpai families Ia Enropr aud Amrci
This excellent article is admitted TO be he standard para
s falling on eradca,cs sca a"drar ac and Keeps i ~
tho most beautiful condition Its habtual Renders the
shassr sP.eadiy, Londoe !on., \ ca . Eon'e ard
@; nrs Ansonln ros sssss: n; iiaws s liess il al
.S srs rfa p,S sss ccs %
Brothers, Canada; Morton Co., NoS. sofia, Gsaham,
Trinee Ed@ars, Island iieepssad BlIe II. adarss ros
Panama; kioiey Brs, Moss 90, Austria u. Usrg"s.
vss cR M'is9 M kenIi cIa w.r sn 40
Druggists throughout, the United t'aes
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, P.csers"tive and
Wig Del mho. al. anl IeniL No. As'os Hoa~. The
D,e applied by sh'iu artists.
Wigs, Tomp,cs, Hale Oye, Hntr Dycinx
and Sodavs CRAM. Tor beantiiJn: the hair. W. a
BA1CIiEL0G'b. IL Bond street
inns Hair Dye. Fifty C.uts, Black or
Brown, natural durable. bcautfm. Depot No | Btgcsy
sire. so.t ~ al drnggis's
IIill, InSmitabic Cutter of Hair nnd
Whskcrs. STYLES neat and suitable. No Barclay street
w. a. Bntcheior's Hair Dyc-Ihe Hest
in the world Instantaneous harmless aud relte. Sold
by all druggists and perinmers. Factory ~ Barclay -itec'
Ladies, Try I."ird's Bloom or Y""'a,
ana convn c of It's value Tor preserving aud bcauJ
the complex on and skln. -, hio-d~ny.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
forms ~ ofna obstinate Ernpons oi The sxn
Cd Ulcers 40 Division street New Yors ~, s,ncc
1851 H. wort on diseases of The Nervous. seainal
Urinary AM sexual systems, eisns ne" nnd cahe tea,
mcnt can he hat gfatis.
Diseases or tho Nervous. seminal, Uri.
ansry SeSun IS sJstemsNcw aud reliable u ntment
lrprs o ,bc Howard As,oa,'ou; sset IL ,e,ied Letter
enyeinps ne. ~ eharsr. Adarfa, DE- - skiLIiS
Hol CLIFTON Howard Association, rflad-lphia. IL.
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Balls and Parties vs.. SNOW q nd RaiU.-
White satin, kid md linen Cater Bao and Sppcis Ia
morals and India rubber Boots aud shoes, at MILLER
co s. S7 Canal street
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Eight Carries de vtstse EDr ~, OF Un-
eqused syl. sud fnsb at TAIIs, t0ftso4t and
,.rcruw lch stects
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Royal HRvMna Loii~ry.--Twcnty.Gvc IL vc
cent preuum paid Tor Prizes Information furn sized
uiphert ptcs paid for gold and silver
TAYLOR CO, Bankers i6 Wall ST. Get.
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Tie watch aud Jeweiry Business or the
late John H. 0norho s offered for sale. Ialue on toe
premises, No 36J Canal street
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~ MRS. WlNrION'S NODIllINs SfRi I.
Perfectly reliable Ana 1aies " fricfs~ fus hid from
nam
!. .nlafes The slotna bowels.
Relieves aiiIing In t4r bowels.
Cures nind rote
~ irving rciisi and health to the asnd gives re-, ms
#Wushrr
Tecng Ayc ceui. Ioiic
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Grover q Bn ker's Cclebrn ted Pre- a m
Sewing Machines. oacr Is Broadway New York.
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on ~ nnr"f nadsay anf nm street NJ connection
nh any other ofce n he s,ne name LADY attendant
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r.. y. s.-Bnliou's Patented French
Yoke Sbir., made . order ani warranted t. Nt.
BALLDU BROTHERS, sd Br1advav
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Advices from Chlna-ImprOycd Demand
for American shipping ne Hong Kong
ProwasfoMs Unsalea leabIc-DlscipiIne Or
Chiness Soldiers ON tho Europcaa Mo-
del. Co.. &c.
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Primo pal oaicc, %. CANAL STREET.
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Hili, Inimitabic Gutter of Hair md
Whiskcrs. STYLES neat and suitable No barclay street
Il.r Dgs. Z e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY, May 2S-6 P. NJ.

THURSDAY May 28-6 p. NJ.
The favorable advices published in the morning
journals of the continued successes of General
Grant caused operators to act with caution, and
before the board the market was duh and rather
heavy.
At the board the market opened very firm on
governments Coupon skies of 1881 sold at l0ss4
registered at 1887; seven.thirties at 1917, and
gold certificates at 1917. The new issue were
inquired for at 99A 500.
There was some activity in the coal stocks.
Delaware and Hudson sold at $50, Pennsylvania
Coal at l39, and American at 20. Cumberland,
however, was an exception, and fell to 2C14. When
the call reached the railway shares there was some
disposition shown to press stocks for SALE and
prices were generally lower than last evening. At
the close, however. there appeared to be slight
disposition shown to buy at the decline, and prices
were e a better than on the printed list.
at the one p. NJ. call in the public board the
market was dull; but prices were generally a "A
better than in the morning. At the second board
prices were generally better, though the volume
of business was small. There was sharp de.
mand for Erie, Pittsburg, Toledo and Rock Island.
Governments were steady at a fractional decline
from the morning quotations AT the four o'clock
public board the market was irregular; but prices
were, in most instances, higher than at the second
board. The following were the closing quotations
of the day:-
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GEORGETOWN. DC May 2s-Ar schr Ocean Herald,
GL0tcESrER, May 2,--Arr schrs VIM Baker, rieres.
den for KYok, Eben nrown. Perkins SYork Cid ~
'sr MN S 6RLkaS t NV a port bark raen
Davis, FOR SioIl li.i BRIG Ida Mcleod, Davis
h NEW bSR Rs" MY SARAH Benson pAila-
'e B Ry ise May is s G i.n Island Reed
ri'ts FsS ss' Walker iron New
ssw 'S Hay wy@s @ r 1.as Sa.. p.rs.A
AID y warwick Exabeiiler!' roopquest ser',
THAR sc,r ialli oe rair' a.9cn fea; Livery.
His; Bossom %. sla, ana Cody .p. IiohAie Nfors
rsssssna xas ss1 @ Tc S sSs 's'
n ssgs %scTs saaS
Davis Nessna; s. Mary rrsaet1, foI, iiss,ns: s,hrs
ss5oaS NB: MS YORK. ass o; s us
lord snm%; i pnron' srrns sr Trr ny
WITT o '." Ta a eson s Ssvra s:S"r1-
uioq al RIVER bark creenisna: css,
Gins: il Atwood, Rel, Reed; ,oaa pscd. ~ Monte
ven, tsitensnr, d.; star, ~ York r.glana OVID Ire
brown, Re ery; Grimu, Burden, and filelm Candy
s7,-Arr slip Frank nool'. Merss, Kcv West lark 8
Ia love Love yo Spain big San Anono Jaeh r rs
kor, IoNo, west Deans Sears. do: Jos. M.Nied May
81" es ah ne ro a. 'esra ' CIV @
ia rs Sou sr arr Denis y@oa'h T: 9i"pf TS
tp prl,so $ Jo n NJ !, 3 nsars Knag les Boston n
mar, Nichols " @ fartet Connolly: Jrl ns n knd-
sa'h RI wsssg Ss 81 ssv H sssss n ERR
lam; washb9 Thrasler fs,nions p q Loo nncket
prviirnce. y A len. ! u and " Cn,li rrufs DO;
u Browning, Candy Newport Q s'esoi. k'h Bos.onS
Al; A u brown. Piel,c pi.i on: Geifwy 'n-'ei ko,
tury; Write R,cw Atwood sos hi or II Dac'nan ,;ardy
Salem: Eli abeth Brown pawineket; l. Tay Tor.
Fail River;P Rn.cc Bo'cr R,vtIlr
LEwss Det May 25Sic en- Sailor, for Far N"nroa
sch Sarr.h~ ate Tor Frson brlss and 20 hrs 70
.or last ening and crAin AN). N.pi ahi .tu'ts
FRESH causing heavy r. bcak IT, Witch prevents coin
nnpiraon with y e Rreatw alter. :
POETLAND Nav 25-Alr stean,stsn ppolar. Irr",r ~
CynrA srhr Camnb"' Falt;nn CHI srhfs " ind
ward. Partridge, Cardenas Lizzie DE-, :. s.inlc. her
26,b-Cid RE Stella, Cooang vstanzns. Eilen
PORTSMOUTH, May 24-Arr Por.o RIO. rhrrlnaan
washineton Gardner i.cle. and Fioia Kun Mcfarland
PROVIDENCE. Way 2G--Arr steamer Ki gns.i-. Nyr.
NYork: schrs Quickscn Wii-e ani Ertlrr knnisr ort
Ev, George. Eri do: Go nr'icr, Jyrr
gers. Terrell. and pavid-on, Alien Nyors soop Copy,
Wheeler. do.
27th-Arr schrs Martha Jane Mott. Eve Roanoke
Pau j. do for fantisket. Srph-n Wa'crn an Eias" ard
Inns Philadelphia Martin i!~aicy do Col ii;srr. Went
worth. do TO- Nyorx): Ar"rca Hry nods. and Part
ridte. Hix Nfotk; T ns sis Kelley. anf 5a,"n lirdsa
Iisze;on. do liixae Re MICS do (or Eswor'h); s.op
PAwTuCKfT MAY 2'-sM sclrs VIZ, Loprr Robinson
Philatclnha: Minerva brooks. SYort.
SALEM. May 26-sid schr Mary Crnnrcr. Crnnmcr,
.sOMEEsEr, May as-sd soop Hardsrrabblr Simmons
wisCAssET May c7-sid brig Australia. Giles carie
WEXFORD. May 27-sd schr Ell Townsend L. wis Now
York.
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Miscellaneous.

sfrAssnP err OF BAInsoRr Of the Tnman line will sail
TO morrow 18Th at W. for Queenstown and Liverpool un
der the mmand OF Capt Brooks OF the Ena Capt McCu
gsn remaining over 10 take out the Ena which sails on the
9Th Of June
SUR Jous MrRnicK, Mclean. from Malaga for Almrlra 10
LOAD Tor boston. while going out OF the habor OH ln po
ashore but came OF again during the day Damage
nos stated
cleared hence March 30 for Hong kon~ but has M sct
having been ashore Eoing down the river
b. sur MhKY Ann ptiohard sailed from Portland about
Feb " for liverpool aud had not arrived las acconns
she bad cargo Of sbs bhis our o 40 ashes 81 us lbs Of
bacon 4t DO att. tJOdo aud 100 Of
rus. Fears are cntoraiacd for her safety.
spoken, &c.
shin Charger Knowles hence Jan N Francisco
feh ~ - rtcr Plate.
saip oiola. Ne n FROM Liverpool Feb ~ for calcntr,
Naffh 2l. BAL N lon "a 20 ~
s % Irewah tolaGsssr irm Shields far Horg ~ &.
$50 date, iAi q s. I'm y 81.
s fs.n.1 e o. srr. f-te ri aafthav aipara ~ q
tf'F ofAr irt ~ & 81 q " -.H eiNp Jrlsr b.
Vi ...Hia.
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The Fifty.f0ursh Massacb usetts (Colored)
Regiment.

REVIEW BY GOVERNOR ANDREW AND srAFF-GREAT
ENTHUSIASM IN THE STREETS OF BOsrON-sPLEN
DID APPEARANCE OF TIE CoLoRED SOLDIERS, ETC.
BOSTON, May 20, 1868
One OF the most enthusiastic exciting and demonstra
tive local military events Of the took place to day To
tho departure Of the Ffty-fourth Masss
chusetts (colored) regiment for South Carolina
The ranks Of the regiment entirely full The mon
were dressed in regular United States uniform and
spendidiy equipped They headed by full band
OF ooored musicians The regiment made magnihceDs
appearance.
After being reviewed Boston Common by Governor
John A. and his staff, the regiment embarked
the fine steamer De Moay, which Ia to sail mme.
diatey.
The march OF this splendid regiment through the city
attended by the most enthusiastic cheering and such
crowds lined the have seldom before
seen.
The regiment were greeted all along their march with
tremendous cheers and they presented most soldory
and imposing appearance.
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Wheat was again hgncr with sales Of 900 bushels,
at 81 65 for white ~ sl 81 for red and amber West
winter, 81 % 81 45 for Milwaukee club and amber
spring, 81 II 81 80 for Chicago spring and 81 81 for
100000 bushels mixed Western at 73c 76c for and
old sound and &C. TIC. for unsound Western yellow
ing freely at rec 7ec Rye was quiet at 99c 81 o.
COFFEE The demand was limited and the market hsa-
w. We quote Rio prime, 32c. good, Bic. II lc.;
fair. SOC. 30hc; ordinary, 2ec 29Sc. fair to good
cargoes. SOC. 31c Java, rats and bags, 37c 81
Mnracabo, SIC. a 34c.; Lnguayra, 32c. 34c; St. no
mngo, 2StSc a 2oc.
Co1ros in moderate demand and quoted up sic.
FrEGHTs tendency OF the market was decide lly
downward. To Liverpool there was taken 500 bbs.
flour at 49, lao 600 bushels grain at Cd 3D. in bulk
aud bags To London there werc shipped 200 bbs.
-four at cs Cd n. 10sd, 1000 bushels wheat AT 3D.
To Dublin % ,O0o bushels wheat were engaged at Id.
To Antwerp $500 bushels wheat ut ld in ships bags.
HAY.-The demand was fair and tho market Arm for
North river at S0c a 81 Co.
HEsyr WIS quiet and nominal.
Hors selling slowly at 15c. 23c.
LArs-1he market was doll al 81 20 for Eastern ~
MorAssEA.-The principal saes today is hhds.
and s63 bbs. New Orleans at 46c mostly at
ton; market tending downward.
OILs heavy and declining. Crude petroleum was
down 20 CSC ;lnseed, 81 20.
ProvlsroSs.--Iork heavy and down 10 fil 62,a
sll 81 for old and sl3 so s3 62 for mess $40 20
request with sales of 400 bbs at steady prices
Lard active at 94c. 1oc., with sales OF 4 200
packages Sales were also made Of 200 packages cut
meats and $50 boxes bacon at unchanged prices Butter
and cheese were aetiyc and buoyant.
RrETherc were $50 bags East India cold at SIC. a
SIC. ..5st.
boxes Al exc lic for New Orleans and 1oc lie. for
Cuba.
TAIIow.--Thore we're 900 lbs. sod at 1850. a
Ike
TsAs werc in better request and buoyant.
wHisxKy.--Tho day sales reached 200 bbls at 40
45c., mostly at 4tc. 4ilsc.
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Military Outbreak as Htker's isian"-
1he narracks Burned DnxYm, &c.

The First Metropolitan cavolry regiment, quar,cred at
Rikers Islard and which numbers about two hun
drea ard fifty men, nre 70 their barracks and head
quarters on Tuesday evening last when the whole
was burned tho ouod TIE cause for this outrage .,
stated be the nonpayment to the men Of their tate
bounties Most OF them have large families, and the de
lay occasoued In paying those bountes has necessarily
entaisd much suffering upon their wives and little Ones
This the that hev determined to revenge
themselves In method so they set fire to the build
ings the isad. These being constructed OF wood It
simple operation 10 totally destroy them. Inc
men also ATTEMPTED to burn down large dwelling house
the island, but failed IN the attempt, the uanes
being speedy cxtueushed.
Yesterday. however, the paymastcr went upon the
island and paid them, when hor grievances for the pre-
sent ut an end
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Military.
sPIAauE LIGHT CAVALRY.

This fine regiment, which promises TO be one OF tho
best raised in this State 10 quartered at Plat'sburg
Y, commanded by Colonel Spencer H. olnstcad, and Is
making rapid progress in organization, numbering now
upwards Of four hundred and seventy five Colonel
Olmsteld has seen service In the field, and no doubt
will give good account Of himself. Lieutenant Colonel
Sim son. who Is In charge Of the recruiting In this dis
trct of the State experienced and brave Officer and
has on several occasions during the campaign under
General Banks in Virginia distinguished himself. Near
ly all tho officers have served before 10 other rogi.
nents during the war. ~
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o.
Tue etcanahp Amcric1, for Liverpool via Halifax. will
call ca Cape Race thc weather permitting. The ncri
Re due OF Gaze ace about twelve O'Clock on saturday
uisht Dispatches let AZ the Commercial Tcegrsrhic
Agency q Nr George sioker, No. l4s Hfoaavay New
York 10 10 I've occek saturday afternoon WI be
promptly forwarded
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The Returning Reg ments.
RECEPTION or THE THrRry-sEvENrH REGIMENT NEW
YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.

meeting TO make preparations for the reception Of the
Thirty seventh regiment Now York State Volunteers was
held evening the Astor House, Among those pre-
Lieutenant Colonel Mnton First regiment Ma
tonnl Guard Captain O'Bcrne, Thirty seventh New York
State Vonnteers Captain Mcguire Thirty seventh; Cap
tain OKeefe. sixty NINTH Lieutenant Dusenbury Thirty
seventh Nat nal Guard an Others After preimi-
narics committee Of Eve appointed 70 confer with
the Naional Board. The following were Appointed =
Lieutenant Dusenbury Colonel H. McCunn and Captain
Thomas Murphy The meeting then adjourned 70 Satur-
day evening at eight O'Clock.
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CITY coMmERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 2S-6 p. N.
AnEs-Sales made OF 70 bbls. pots at So. SIC
Pearls quite nominal.
BREADsrurFs-The demand was fair for four but prices
unsettled The days sales comprised 10 900 bbs
State and Western, 100 do. Southern and 500 do.
cana Aian with in ourv vsod ran