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Steamer 8 9 Y'yltsr: sh sr, Philadelphia
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Steamer Vulcan aqlIson, rh,ladslp1,4 o. 49,
last master. 10th 6atteras bearing SSW mf0s
distant, spoke gunboa Cambridge, cruising ell we'll
BELOW.
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SAILED
Is,h-steamships rrometheus Yazoo, George washngon
Anna Delus Gucxauf, zoged Preso Ann; briggs Jasou
Ieer'css Arabea. Apollo; schrs Tigris Walter Raleigh
James, Ann G Leverett. 9al- ~ MlT
10Th Steamers Blackstone Moonlight JerscysBlue; ships
Orient Daniel Webster; barks Alpha. Frey, Rahmng
schrs Brave, Corbuio. ra2sa
Wind Al suusak g. liaht.
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Ar~--Receipts. 20 sbh. Small sales at full previous
pros
2s 7os bbs -Four, 300 d., and
1851 bags meal, POO bushels wheat, "a aos DO
corn aud 81 $40 do Flour opened &C. 1oc dearer
under the upward movement gold. but the Improves
ent was not sustained and the market cosod With very
little charge Saturdays prices The demand was I'm
edatey active tho home trade and there was some
inquiry IT. though the frmness In freshts checked
business 70 The sales include 20 600 bbs
State and Western part Saturday evening 1900 Southern
ard 800 Canadian Rye -four and corn meal were uu-
changed 10 value and the business moderate Sales
LEO bbs Of the former and 400 OF tho attsr We quote
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Reception ofthc Eleventh Mnssach usctts
Regiment in Boston.

BOsIUN, JUNG 20, IobI
The reception OF the Eleventh Massachusetts, regiment
their return this morning from the battle field, their
three in the service having expired equaled any
demonstration OF the Same character yet mnde. They
escorted by military and civic procc EsIon incud
ing tho Scotch Club through the principal streets
Fan eu Hail. where collation. md addresses OF welcome
were given. Their march through the city ova.
ton OF cheers ard bouquets
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BHDMnA-At Harlem, suddenly, on Sunday, June 10,
OF hemorrhage Of the lungs, Captain JAMES p BnExSER,
Aesi 81 years
Tho friends Of the family and relatives respectfully
Invited 70 attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon ~
one 0'cloek, from his late residence, No Duncomb
psass 12sh street, between Second and Third avsnses
BAcoH.--on hssdsy, avne ~ n lnn,nmation Of tle
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Ths Ship Rockingham, Of Porism euth,
N. H., Burned by the Alxbamn.
UNION REcROlTMEATS IN IRELAND,
Earl Russell Complains OF ssNOn-
Attention" to Lord Lyons Re-
monstrances i'm Washington.
The Danish War Likely to be
Resumed.
Removal Of the Russian Minister
from Rome,
10, 90, "a

10 CAPE RACE. June 20. 1864.
Tho steamship North American, from Liverpool Oh the
9th via Londonderry the 10th instant. passed this
point. ut two O'Clock yesterday Sunday moraing
yents for Quebec
The North American left Liverpool at three o'clock P.
n. on the OH OF june.
Her dates are Eve days later.
3 Tho political news is unimportant.
The steamships Heca and Louisiana, from New York,
arrived out Oh the 9th instant.
The iibernia reached Liverpool early the morning
and ha City Of London the afternoon OF the 9Th
The steamship Germania, from New YORK, arrived at
Southampton the 9th inst.
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miscellaneous.

m0OUS.
Sur AooxvouAM. Gerrish. from Caiao Feb n Eng
land burned by the rebel steamer Alabama was bull.
reg ster. "a lI,t
ing
her last Anthony Ireland Of New York s7i25
M e. s mls s.ss
into small portion q her cargo AS' A''' '''''
81: s,:s u =. es sss Il s 81 bottom
oa ~ % & now Il y4us
spGasus, Of Providence. on private terms - : -
Notice 20 Marlnors.
QUARANTINE srA1ss I Is. osTc june si iss
ship JAZZ al 'ss no'
si II a. ss
e. VIII % oh i0R IN Health o..
Yhaiemen. 1tA
go % WI OIL and 5000 bs bone Sent homo 40 Dbls sp I'D
s. css.ne. April with
Bark rre:dsa Macy ysfpassso april l. with $50 sbis
ship hua.sr TaSsy Fs 81 Helen. a. bound
to , ndsS o ose. ,S 70 c;s On East Gsa, q Acs
oil well bound to Arctic. M S''
a. sSsa lie &c was " Honolulu April
Park Elizabeth Swift, Of NIB. Mt Honolulu. Is bouudto
III A.Is IT.
Spoken, sc.
has 'Ssn Jan FOR Bonn
Ship Indian, from Mauri,us for Calcutta, April TO- lat
Bsfh Golden Fleece dsys from sYork for Barbados.
BAH AssGrn days fiom Bath for Washington. Junen
An Am bark. showing bus burgee signal With white
Rrs @oossnd from Bordssas or STors June T. no lat
Sat- st Shs's a's FRO" Baltimore for Antigua June
FsreiGu Porss.
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American Ports.
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Eisssshsars sSssr IRAN smith, Bsarss. HSorf sssr
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dent Eosnscn I,., cobs ys5s s, ss *
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POLITICAL.

~yrr1yrNs, xssnsr .r,oN IN run sITTrnHTH
~ wardA meeng OF this association Will be held In Tho
new rooms OF the association north Of kgh
teenh street and ktghth "Wednesday evening
next the 22d instant At TX O'Clock. for BUSINESS At
O'Clock addresses viii speakers.
All citizens or tho ward cord ally invited DO ressns
BY order LIE GRAND LOCKWOOD, President
RDwARp r. CLARE Secretary. -
LHIGHrH WARD CITIZENS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II ton Of taxation reform OF city govern ncnt: ceaa
zcns al the RiShth ssr ithout dsncton AZ marty wiz
be held Spring Hall 1856 Spring Wednes
explain the Oh eos Of the Associaon and hstis noW be-
objecs All inv ted TO attend by order OF the Execu
tive Committee John p. Acker Daniel Devoe Edmund
rnngemeuts
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COFFEE The market steady Int firm, with sales
o. 70 bags St. romingo at Sekc and 80 DO Marscabo at
fsrGas were, Grmer, with rather more activity. En-.
gagemens to Liverpool American, 81 600 bushels
wheat at 4t in ships bugs 500 bbs -four a, Is per
neutral 1900 bushos wheat at 4sd Ia bags, 81 coo do.
boxes bacon at EOS and 100 bales cotton at IA
To London per American 700 bbis -four at 1s 7,sd.
Is Cd; per neutrA. 2.700 do, part Is. l0hd.. and
$4,000 bushels wheat at Cd. TO Bremen 10 tons
black wanuts and 7Ohhds.tobacco at DOS and $50
lard a. l7s. 3d. To Hamburg, ll0 bbis. shoe pegs at
2s 3d. 1900 sasns whale oil al 2c. gallon. and
measurement goods at 25s. neutral bark TO Bristol
CpaGne Win wheat at IS Co. per quarter An Austrian
brig about So to the south side OF Cuba
at 81 GOO one 196 oas. voyage. at British
bark with 2.5C0 bDs petroleum from Philadelphia
Marsecs at o.. neutral brig 10 London with Gour
reported at 3D. to Rio 300 bbs oug at 81 80 and 100
tee lard at 81.
MolAssrs--The market was dull with sales or 65 bills
Cuba muscovadp AZ 81 81 o5.
seo1 bbls. pork II packagesbeef,
A do cut meats aud ISL DO. lard. Tho excitement
the pork market was revived 10 day, and with large
Transactions, prices were 81 as1 Is higher The sales
on the spot include 600 bbs at S3j so 57 for mess,
closing at the latter price, $50 ssi 80 for old and new
delivery 3 500 bbs. mess, buyer July. S3S so
S3S 10 LOCO co. same month and option at SSs $500
sales Of 1900 bbs 50 so Sl3 for couutry mess 81
Tor country prime SIS s2l 90 for reacked. NESS and
Beet hams were dull a, previous quotations Cut meats
were quiet but nr with sinai! sales NJ l2c l2sc for
shoulders and l5c lStsc for hams Also 50 s oco
and without decided change al &C. The s-d market
quite actvc sales aero bbls. At l6c 1876 for
primo steam a. rendered; aso 500 tierces kettle
dcred, seller July al l71sc. Butter was nrm at 25c
Bic for Ohio and soc $50 for State Cheese quite
active at 10c. a &c. for common to prime.
PETKoIECa.-Neccipts, 1855 bbs. The market
quiet yesterday and the business greatly
tailed by the big difference the views Of buyers and
sellers The big ADVANCE in gold alone prevented do
cline, rs the speculation was about The safes
only about 1000 b6ls Including al kinds at 47c. for
crude the spot. 51c tor August $751; o3c for refined
in bond on the spot and I5c. Tor August 7sc Soc for
free the spot, and 90c 02c for august There
several settlements reported, all the basis OF lower
prices than here quoted. Benzne nomioa at 800
RcE--Ihe market was quiet and without material
change. &H
SUGAR quite active with sales OF 15S boxes Cnba
al &c., 20 hhds. do. at 1870. and $50 bids at llc
ii NC cash. IN bond
TAlLow-saies, 900 bbls at 15c 1890. for West
erh.
wnIsKEv Receipts, 1887 bbls The market
decidedly higher Of Increased
excise duty to be imposed and after lst proxno
Sales 800 bbis at AZ 81 SO. closing at 81 so 81 52
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Politics unirr portant.


The Bourse steady. Rcutes 67t. &c.
the Emperor has rejected tine appeal Of La Pomerais
for a Communication OF sentence.
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Federal EnIfstn ents I'm Ireland.
In the house OF Commons the the question OF federal
recruiting n Ireland is being debated. Strong remon-
strances were made against H.
Earl Russell complained Of the non.attention by tho
Washington government to the representations made
the subject by Lord Lyons.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

SPECIAL NOrCu.
shostd BE- soatsi
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The Alabama.


THE SNIP ROCKINGHAM BURNED BY THE PRIvATEsR.
Tho ship CHAM, from Callao for Queenstown
burued by the pirate Alabama April 23, ia latitue Is
grces scnth, longitude 80 degrees west.
he Alabama was spoken The following day by vessel
which he'd arrived at London.
fThe Rockingham owned In Portsmouth, New
Hampshre where she built. She was under com.
niand OF Captain Geri ish.-ED. HERALD
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Fort or New York. June 40, 1868.

ALMANAC yUu Hnw yosE--xnis DAx
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First heat. .................. 2J6 Z3I 5J3
second hest. 2:3o 235 $40
First Hd'-5aby Belle the favorite at one hundred TO
twenty five Fort Royal brokcup after he len the
score, and Baby Belle took the lead. She was four
lengths In front At the hl-me pole, in thirty eight and
quarter nds and opening the gap down the back.
stretch passed the harnile pole i've lengths ahead
Of The Hambe.onian IN II1 She was six lengths clear
ahead at the threcgua<ter loie and came TO tho stand
making the nrst mile IN 23s lengths aheai OF
the gedins. Gong around the turn into the 1e,
ths Bashaw drew still further away from Fort
Royal and eigh e1gths The quarter pos in forty
rds and about the distance IN front al the half
mile polo In 1:IS she sesmsd TO be going very easily,
while the other was iaeoring hard. The mare camo
around 10 the stand the sowest kind OF Jog, win
ming by ABOUT six lengths. The last mile done In
2 81, and tho heat 10 ds13.
Second Hca-Onc hundred to ten on the Bashaw. She
took the lead at the START and in the previous heat
was approached she led two lengths 10 the quar-
POLE in thirty eight and qua ter seconds; 10 the
hafnile POLE three lengths, In 1l7n; TO the three
quarter pole, lengihs and came across the
the first mic Eve lengths IN front Ia 235 She weas the
quarter IN seconds lengths ahead Of
the geding beat him pine or ten lengths to the hall mule
pole In Ii, and hona gallant winner OF the
and money In 2 50, making the last heat $40.
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NJ. Do Keealen, the Russian Minister NJ Rome,
called. This Is regarded ae mark OF tho Cars dis
pleasure at the recent proceedings OF tho Popereave
Poland.
The duty upon kinds OF goods exported from Rus
sia aud Poland for purposes Of European has
been abolished
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GrAnf Britain,

In the House OF Commons the 9Th Of June the bill
closing public two-hrts vote OF The sur.
ouading inhabitants was do Gated by 257 majority.
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The Larssn war.

The Conference 70 the afternoon Of tho 9th
OF Juno.
The Paris Constiuonrc learns that Austria and Prus
STA consent TO proongation of the armistce for fort
night.
II is pointed out that the question OF frontier
menous for the Danes the ne the Schiey IL OF first
rate strategic importantly while the frontier proposed
the Germans is perfectly indofcrsblo and would leave
the nanes always at the mercy Of Germany. Hence the
line OF the Schcy Is understood TO be the Danish uit
matum.
1t vs. confirmed that the Emperor Of Russia has trans
erred the House OF Odenburg all claims or tho mpe-
rial family OF Russia to the Holstoin succession.
TIE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON. juno 10, 1884.
The Conference has been extended the Goth AZ June
No advance has been made in the settlement OF the
log difficulties, and II Is feared that hostnties will be
resumed between the Danes and Germans
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Dental campaign with accurate photogTaphr Of Pres;
Vice Presdent of party. enclosed an1
e'eant metallic Each case Contain thh likeness %
different anything heretofore made Specimens
any address mail. Is each, 81 10 Per
dozen Liberal discount Tbs trade Manufactured and
sold wholesale and retail By tA
JOHN 0AULr,
't rA~ stH4 t0ls4 No. Park place, n =.
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Ar q CHATHAM STREET - PAwrBROKnRss
"A tickets bought Of Diamonds, watbhea Jewery eiyes
Plate 0unA Pisos HlkA Ac. and the full yuq paid fcs
~ bought q y chsaham street. rsow No over We
ha sore, NU
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Tho Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. J.--TRoTTfN0. r
MONDAY Juno co. match 81 600, two mile boats, In har.
mesa $685.
II. woodruff named b. m. Baby Belle .............
P. Pn.er named b. g. Fort Royal. 2
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ConIos-MarEe. firm but quiet with saes o. SEQ bales
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-10
~ Cinc,nnnti srorernent.

There is a printed call issued to the old
Jefersonian Democracy to meet in Cincin-
natl on the 2Sth Of this month The object is
to take counsel together and repudiate the
absstard Democracy" that have just met
at Chicago. 1t is undoubtedly the case
that there arc tens of thousands Of Demo
Gratis that repudiste, the white-feathered
men that assembled at Chicago and have
stolen the name Democracy to serve JEFF
Davis in, and that feel grossly outraged st
the manner in which the proud old Democ-
raoy of Jaclzson's times have dishonored
the principles and practices of the party
The object of the, meeting will be two
fold: to re-asserl the true doctrines of
Democracy, and to counsel as to what it is
best to do in the coming Presidential cam
paign. There is no doubt but that these
old Jaoksonian Democrats will strongly
endorse the denomination Of Abraham
Lincoln, and viii lend heart and hand to
swell that glorious majority which has al
ready been announced by Vermont, and
which Will sweep gloriously all over the
land. The reaction among the people
against the White-feathered followers OF
the aristocrstio Jew, Belmont, has already
set in like a great tidal current of the sea.
The sources whence the Democratic chief
tains calculated to draw victory have
failed, and the great reaction against ali
Peaee-sneals has begun.
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WHO are ResnonsIhIe 2

The World recently figured the expan-
ses of the present civil war up above If
tssa tsORsaHd a..llloas Of dollars and add
ed:
"This Is the money expense Of the cOun-
try of that exquisit luxury, Bla.k Re
publican President 1t may be very sweet
and delicious, but can we afford it y" -.e
Whereupon, it viii be reconected We
said: ~...
aLet US understand this. Suppose your
party carries the election just before rs
and oars thereupon revolts, assumes h.
take eight or ten Northern States ctlt of
the Union, and compenees a civil war.
which lasts through your Presidents term,
costing the country as much in blood and
treasure as this war has done, Whist party
will be justly responsible for the cost of that
war; And viii such doings prove that the
country can't afford the luxury of Demo
crate President Let Us see you work
your rules both ways 2"
To this the World has failed TO respond.
We call its attention sfresh to the matter.
and solicit an answer. Shall we have it,
Nes0 YoTk 7riBEaR,
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Is Mcclellan in favor Of a Cessation of
HOsfiIitIes9

1t Is well known that a great effort was
made at Ohiagoto havethe word ay7sistiee
introduced into the platform. Mcclellan,
however refused to stand on a platform
with the word in it. They therefore Sc
lected what they regarded as the "ildest
form of expressing the same idea viz, ccs-
satOn Of hostiIitiss. 1t will be observed
that in his letter of acceptance Mcclellan
says;
/" So soon as it is clear, or even probable,
that our present adversaries are ready fol
Peace on the basis Of Union, we should ex-
haust all their sources Of fstatesmsnship,pr prac-
ticed by the civilized nations, and taught
by the traditions OF the American people,
consistent Of the honor and interest of the
country, because such peace re-establishes
the constitutional rights of every State"
But it Is not clear, and he knows that all
the evidences as yet offered by the robels,
are that nothing but independence can be.
taken as the basis Of Peace. Every ex-
preston from rebel newspapers, as well as
from Secretary Benjamin, is to the effect
that independence and separation are de-
manded. At least two conditions are de-
manded as indispensable; First, that athe
entire independence and sovereignty of
each state shall be recognized" Second,
that aevsry hostile soldier be withdrawn
from thesoil, and every hostile ship from
the water"
These demands are that we shall in the
first place acknowledge the dissolution of
the Union, and in the second place consent
10 the withdrawal Of our army from g ter
ritory nearly equal to that of all Europe,
and from s sea coast Of seven thousand miles
What folly and crime It ia, therefore, to
weaken the efficiency of our armies, when
even Mcclellan himself demands the pre-
vious condition of a willingness on the
part of the South to return 10 the Union
Under the circumstances, therefore, the
whining about cessation of hostilities is
absurd and wicked, and until there is some
evidence thatthe people of the South have
come to their senses, there is no road to
Peace but through war
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Union men Of Northern Ohiol There
isto be Mass Meeting at Buffalo on the
l4th, at which SecDc tary Seward, Coy,
Brough and Gov Curtin, and many other
distinguished men will be in attendance
A special train leaves Cleveland at six
o'clock on the morning of the l4th, stop
ping at all way stations, and reaching
Buffalost one o'clock. Letthere bea grand
out-pouring of the loyal men of the Re
serve, Turn out, in your might and en-
thusiasm. Turn out with banners, flags
and music Begin the grand maroh to a
grander victory in November IeA -sEi