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, 1864-02-21

, HALIFAX, Feb. 90.-Tho steamship Africa
has arrived with Liverpool dates of tho It'll,
nrd Queenstown Of the 7th. ~
Tie Danes have cvacuatcd schleswig and
Danncw eTke, FILLING back to F1endsburg, the
Germans pursuing.
schlcswiS. A snow storm prevented anything
hut skl1mishng.
mo news from The War.n -.
=: It IL beloved that the Pr1saiAns will pre-
vent tho transmission Of neWs. Severe yht-
Ing is thought to be going on. as numbers Of
wounded arc constantly brought to Rendes-:
burg. -,
Earl Derby, In the House Of Lords, CON
dcmued the foreign policy ofthe government
as .humIliating to England. Russell stated
That England hadn't given the slightest PROM
fsc Of assistance to Denmark.
In The House Of Commons, Palmeraton de-
Tended tho policy OF Russell.
a majority Of the British journals hare. a
pacific tendency.
In the British House OF Commons Mr.. DIS
rae1l commended that the Queens speech
should hare made some reference to Ameri-
can af1airs, and complained OF ita silence on
this and other important sub1ec:s-
Lord Pe1merston replied that the Govern
ment could have repeated what has often been
sud before, and he could sec no necessity for
That
EAR LEROY. III Inc house Ot L0rds, ropndf-
ated the idea Of British responsibility for the
do1ngs Of the Alabama. uc trusted that the
Ministers had given such an answer to the
claim OF the Federal Government Id would
put an end to such monstrous demands in
future.
The debate on the Danish question gene
rally Inspires more confidence in CONNER
eial circles in England, but 1t was felt that
1t p as By no means defined what the ultis
mate shape Of the policy Of England would
take.
In the House of Commons, on the 5th, slr.
Whiteslde chilled attention to tho distress in
Ireland and tho consequent emigration Of
fighting men to America
Tie Parliamentary papers relative to japan
estimates the destruction Of property ut Ka-
gostmi At million sterling, and fifteen hun-
A semi official Vienna papcrlexprcsses the
hope that the explanation inst sent By Aus
tria and Prussia to England will avoid all
further complication.
FHAHck,-The raris correspondent of tho
London Times says that at q bali on the Sd,
the Emperor Napoleon said to group OF
Narslla1s and Geue1als: "Nappear1 they hare
1egun the exchange ef, ea,.non x.ois il. Tie north.
Ltt item go on. Il is no aDtir Of ours. Our
J o3icy Should be no,. intercr7,tion.' Those
whom hc. addressed seemed to agree With
him.
, 1864-02-21
: CONNECTICUT STATE CON-
- .' TENTk0N.
erNe-nomtnat1ou OF tho Present State
Officers.

The Union State Convention met at 10
o'clock this morning. The Convention Is
large and able one- The Hon James F. Pratt
is President Cor. Buckingham and the
whole OF the Present State officers have been
1cuomtnated by accla1nation, and without de-
:: bate
:: The Unfon State Convention adjourned at
IS O'Clock, with rousfng cheers for President
Lincoln, Cor. Buckingham. and the Urion.
The delegates to the National Convention
Hawley.rDr, \. Grant, and jasper II. Bol.
ton; ID District C.-.S. Bushh"ll, Gfyille H
Pint, and Samuel -L.-Warner; Sd District.
Augustus Brnndagee, Gilbert Phillips, and
James; Lloyd Green;' 4th District, VIM. Z,
Miner, Oliver =; Perry, and DE. Vim. Il.
one heartily indorsing President Lincoln, re-
gardfng hfs reelection Us vitality important
. to the 'best interests Of the country, and re-
9uesting tho delegates aboyo named to give
him thsir united support In the coming Ma
Tue following arc the resolutions adopted:
Reto,fed, That re Congratulate the loyal citf.
xcns Of the etas. and Of tue whole countrF, on tbs
prosers q the Government. during the past year.
throughout The nation. and that VIC believe thc
time g near 1t hand when tho vcneraed dae or he
protnctor Of ihe weak, the pride md boasf Of he
snopg, snd the ensign OF free, happy. united
Rksirxd, Tint we be1ieye our national cause /,
.iunder the guidance Of the same good providence
f}st has IN alI nations and m a1l agcs Tindc4ted
1hepundpies Of fjuettee- and dnally., IN His own
'EoW 1ime;; oTerh1own The obstacles In ths WAY OF
: .tae fs5th efor Eathe1t who a11xed upon tho b.n-
ner Of our StAte fh8 memorable words, that !" He
:. Who trnnsp!znted will sustn1u."
- :'Eeotted, That nc regard al propositions for
treaties OF peace with the rebels reasonable At.
tenpts TO recognize their authority j. u goEetn-
7mentt and ttat there be no treaties wia them
Lncthtog :... hpt unconditional submission on the
Req va, Thet 'he President fthe United states,
Ahrat1m Lincoln, in the mfds. OF trials unscrpass-
:.e9;hy hts unquestioned honessy End pat1Iousm-
by his unaWesvlng devotion to the best intests al
h!ainptfled country his steady and laWfdl pro-
EIess t9ystd the snpprefs,on Of the rebellion. and
the aoniti!anon Of thc causa OF it-by his tulpar-
tih!ty r. the sftbutfon Of the military ppwer In
bis hands-and By the entire devotion 81 every
fenlty OF bis heaFt and head to the welfare Of his
couutry-has won our entire confidence. and tho
grateful paudtte which he receives fror, tho risc
and good Of Other lands who sy,nnathise with Us
IN on. nationsl stTucEei VIC do, therefore. regard
his reelection to the plsce he now holds. End tho
completion OF hls wIsc political md var policy AZ
vitality Important to the best interests Of ido conn-
": I'D Nc heIehy request ous deleeaiss to give
J Convention.
, 1864-02-21

New YonK, Feb. ao,-The steamship cI%
Of Washington, for LissIpoolt ata,aS t,9aday Ik takes
cumheriand G ] m coaf company are negotiating
tic C sale M OF Of thnt portion of their property
enahrac;np The Hoffman mine, lately recover
ed from J1dre Sherman, together with LOO
acres Of land, for t60o o6o, he property to
form q new company Of ESQ, ,@ capital.
The Cumberland company w then have
ncction With the railroad may be found.
, 1864-02-21
Ut. Louis Markets.

ST. LoUIs, Feb. IL 1854.
ToBAcco-Sales OF ii hhds Green Lugs at 8!913s.1o;
do Plantation do at eGS93sle; do do Common Leaf
at $s40ate9o: 10 do Medium do at &l3-so9i60o; do
do Manufacturing at *l7R@ls5o; II boxca at $sna
9S15.
Hzxr-sA.es ofs2 bales Dressed at seao and y bales
do at Ses5.
FLorR-sales include $50 brls Super to Single Extra
Super at $a.1o9s.so, and Single E1tEa on private
terms - 49,.
R1E-sales comprise 1es sacks at a5eooc, sacks rc.
turned go
WH1sKxEales copsist Of 1es brls ordinary proof at
prices ranging from aaasec. 1T
WnxAT-Wu quote salts Of 1.os5 eacks, In lots, at
prices ringing from $115@l1s- - ts~'
CoRx-Salcs Of 1cc sacks neN raised at 3192G1 05.
oATs-sales of6oo sacks at exc; 500 ou and 900
sacks to atrfve at oc. ,.-''' 'fi - : .'--'
DAcoa-sales Of 20 csska C1ear Sides At 11Kc. -.
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pnnx. New Orleans.

Nrw Yonr. Feb. D.-The steamer George.
Washington has arrived from New Orleans,
Februnfy 1sth: The news Is unimportant :"
Gold It New Orleans 12 1-s to 164. u
Cotton dull 1t Gs - for good ordinary to
Is 1-a for strict middling. -
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~, :Rr1AnriIxix III Ho1p or L11xr.-M4j: George
n: Levi, Of the 1sth Regiment b IN toxa
stopping II TIE .. hossL 4. !,3ta En- e
s.yed.s Nots one mau il ten 3t1,oaaand would
, 1864-02-21

!. - Major MeCal1um, formerly Of the New
= ORR aud Erie Railroad, and 1atterly In the
department. Of the Pofomsc,, has ;been 40.
pointed Military Superintendent Of the rail-
ROADS n the Department Of the Tennessee
Washington.
, 1864-02-21

PauipMfu1a.' Feb. 90:-43eo. 4: Cooley.
United Statee District Attorney, died this
, 1864-02-21

:-.--
HESLER's GALLERY. 113 Lake-st.

HEsLER's GALLERY, 113 Lake-st.
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACT
Il oEs.-seeled PEopos.ls WIN be recsi!ed at tho
Louis TIL March 2th. 1851 for doing the Gradu tton
and Masonry Of ao91s thiEtr;aya ~ nlles Of ne
lion In Jackson eountr. between Tbs Litts Hlne and
Independence. Prn1les, Ltst OF Sections To- be Let.
q bids, Specifications, &c. can be seen At tho oeo
OF the th1ef Engineer 1n St. Louis. plds ahoull be
dtaace greater Than ten t MILES viii b let to any
party or fFfa. :. -
Faymeuts will be mAda monthly Ia caah, tfteen fl5)
PER cent being retained till the coplstloa Of the
work.
Bids should be addressed to George R. Taylor. Press
marked - Proposals for Gfndustton and A1sonrTs
Preadett OF Engineer. he must accompany By hsd BY
Substantial references and should also give btA Post
ofca address. and he VII be Informed of the accep.~
arcs or reJt ctioa OF his offer; -
The Company reserve ths right e Fe1ecs Any Or Au
bIdR. 7. McKlasUEks
, 1864-02-21

RESIDENCE
, 1864-02-21

- 4 RARE CHANCE.-h.Lcasc Of
"a the stoee. 1s5 CLARK st-eet, vtt1 :he f1xtueea
and Stock or BooA sud Saoes fT sale. :: Is located
between Madison xud MoEsoe streets, @ttlf1 half
block o. the fost 0Gce. csl1. a1a1esl pbst 0ic:
E9x 571l. stN-Y.3t-lt
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Neu Embellishments.

THICAGO CITIZENS CORPS
~ This Germany funaer comm,Ed cf Cant. f. 3.
Myert} I'LL 11ess Ut The Ar!1erg. ANA. ~. MONDAY,
Fen. I'd Old members of:ilo co-h cEry aee ilgltet
to be psrxent. ptrordxr, JOHN DYER,
fxJ.y1RaHt Ord. Sefyt.
, 1864-02-21

nESIRADLE RESIDENCE TO
ll ~ RkNT.-A very. desIIaOln houss, in i c1ioIcc
rcighGcshucd, With Ill
E0lkrn Improv z1e1t& and comts.t1,
far6ehed throughout to scat <ns six ,annts Gdirras
y. Box ~. f13tva51:uet
, 1864-02-21

NEW YORK APPLES. 800
IN Barrels fcpscked in zouud condition,
FOE SALE LOW,.
In 1Ar3co OF ANAL quantities., I,nnse 1t t8 1cfic.u
hTfkut. KA9PLEYE q TUTTJEt
:. ft1l-y1aB 9t.n9$
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commissioners OF Cha<itiss a~d Corrss-

Coma mi ssioners or Chs<tties and Corres-
The regular weekly meeting Of the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction held yesterday afternoon
The usual motions, petitions aud communications were
resolved and referred.
On July 20 there were received at Baokwelis Island
Hospital a2a soldiers from the hospital transport Battle
From the 18th to 2sth July. inclusive, 27s persons
hsve been transferred from the City Prison 70 the work
house on Blsckwss Island az Migrants and disordsry
Thomas Martin was appointed keeper Of the workhouss
on Blackwels Island IN place OF Patrick Jameson rs'
sig0ed.
o. l. Lamb was appointed keeper Of the Penitentary,
10 place OF Mylss s. Murphy resigned
John j. Mullen was appointed Keeper OF tno uoys W
Randalis Island in place OF Rufus Pupley, resigned
rHE NEW REGARDING ooMMrMsrrs 10 CITY fAisos Az
wogKHouK.
The following ACT TO amend an act enttlea an acs w
create m the city and county New York the Depart
ment OF Public Charities and Correction and 70 spoisn
the Mmshouse Department therein, was passea 'us
6, 1s6f:- . a
ferred said prison until after the expiration OF or
eight hours after commitment NO person committees "
the said city Prison the workhouse for
or disorderly conduct shall be released OF
from confinement before the expiration Of the term LOT
which he or she shall be committed except on reversal
Of Judgment upon appeal review BY court OF supe
ror iursdction TO the magist ate making the commit
mont without written order directing such discharge
be- made and signed by the committing magistrate auu
ore Of the Commissioners Of Public Charities sad ceFfec
ton
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Coronsrs' Ingxssts.
DRyTSis" .Asts.

An inquest was held BY Coroner wudsy on the BODY 0,
AZ midtown rbD which was found floating in the dock
foot Of Houston Srse North river BE was abcu, twenty
eight years OF age Eve feet ten inches 10 height and
dressed brown paalccns, blue cotton shirt rcd under
shirt Congress CATERS, bat stockings Deceased owl
deptly had been q iaborer.
Coroner wldey also held inquest the body Of lad
qamed W. Echemisr seven years Of ags who found
floating OF tho fost OF vandam street. Eorh river De-
ceased had been missing since Saturday flkt The body
Of taken 70 The residence Of his parents In
Vandam street.
steamer Edinourg accidentally fell overheard Sunday
last and was drowned. The body was subsequently re-
covered. Coroner Wildey held an cquest and verdict
Of "Acc,denial drowning was rendered By the jury
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Obituary.
DEATH OF SAMUEL HALLBr1

DBArH OF SAMUEL HALLBrr
The press dispatches from st. Louis, Mo- published 10
yesterdays Hrn.ro contained the following announce
ment--
General fslIet general manager OF the eastern dy.
son Of the Union Paoi1c Railroad shot and killed. ia
the street. In Wyaniotte, Ksnsss, day By man
named Tscot No reason Is assigned for the act. Tai
oost escaped.
We suppose Vie person meant 10 ns dsspatch Sam.
usl Haiiss prominent banker IN this CITY, uasmuch -
hs 10 ths porsoo who has control Of The division OF The
Pacific Railroad referred TO- Samuel Hallst 10 believe
native Of tbs STATE. He asst appeared In public Ifs
school teacher Of ths counties II the western
pest 1t TINS STATE. and was more sucoessful
thin young msn usually are 70 that profe6sioa Aban
deuiuo thu 10 came 70 thh city aul met
with extraordinary sucoosa, and soon became 8
Ds0miDeat banker In Wall street, u was Through hie
house that the Indiana bonds about which 20 much vss
eA9 az ysar ago We're negotiated which ware sftsr-
wakds d5o6$srs1 b b 70 some extent fraudulent Abe
Arm q Hastt b Co., We holicve, we entirely OF.
eesrstsd from any blame In toe matter, having
taken hold u them urder the supposion that shsy we've
Gooalae. Soon aeS General Fremont was elected prss
dent or the Paciao Railroad he formed busiusss con.
nertion with Mr.. Hattt Dtcusies sooa arose bstwsen
them, end the result tAst NJ Hausu obtansd fun
control the eastern dvssu and has been prosecuting
the work Of soustr con for svsral mosths pasl witS
great energy aod skill His sudden death via 90 doubt
seriously embarrsss that great work
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ThuknOAx, July ~ =. N
Asus -Rsoeipts a bbs. MARKET dull and scarcely ~
arm. Small sales u ti3 SIS 10 for poss aud SIS %
. SIS so for pearls
BsxADsrurs Receipts. $500 bbs. nour. $50 bbls.
and 100 bags meal 6oT2 bushels wheat 2S0 DO
corn, and 20 e2s oats. The market for oil kinds Of
our was very dull and 2oc sos lower closing with no
buyers at our outside quotations. Ths receipts only
500 bills but the market appeared TO be in full sympa
thy with the decline 10 gold sales bbs State and
western 800 Southern and 900 Comedian The business
In ryo -four and meal was restricted 70 small lots
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Hossmu eulosps -Os Tuesday last respectable
farmer, psmed n J. Camper living nea FreosrIoA Rept
ooussy Del, tsck hb eua heavily loaded with large
shot, ssd piscs.g n " hh head, ordered anal boy ts
imnsdsssy N where he vas and casting herss on
Der keses begeed hin 70 dssst ~ her frantic inquiry
.Mhat VII aa< Ne ohildrso DOR he merely replied
DO the best you oan, and Immediately pulled the trie
ser the osd tearing OF the entiee ske aud scassrne
the blood and brains over hi wife, who hsd fen
vie bfm - Golamgys sss Nlk ~
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The wheat market also very dull and depressed,
and prices Sc &c. lower sales 900 bushels at
SO IS So 40 for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club,
50 40 81 As for amber Milwaukee, 81 So 81 so for win
ter red Western and So 81 So CO for amber hicniSan
Rye was inactive and nominal Barley malt was IN de-
mand with sales of IL 900 bushels 1t So 25 Oats were
frmer under brisk demand from the government with
sales al 81 OF 81 0Sh. Corn was duh and 10 &C.
lower sales 40 900 bushels at 81 SO 81 81 for Western
mixed.
CoiroS-The market ruled steady and firm, with sales
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The market ruled steady and arm, with sales

CorrEs was in moderate demand sales 100 bags Mara.
caibo at SOC and 75 bags do. at 6o%c
MoIAsas The market ruled steady and urn, aou We
have only to note sales o, 200 bbls New Orleans 90
private terms.
meats and 725 do lard The pork market was l sss
active and considerably lower sales 500 bbls. at 80
for mess sss $40 for new do, closing at $50 $sa ssa
$35 for primo, and $35 for prime moss Beef remains
dull nominal; sales 200 bbls at SIG SIS for coun-
try mess 50 $40 for country prime $50 s2e Tor re-
packed mess ard $25 $50 for extra do. Prime mess
beef remains naotive and prices were nominally IN
changed Bacon quiet and lower Cut meats we're dull
With sales Of 100 pkgs at $50. 15c for shoulders and
lTc I81sc for hang Lard was in fair demand but
prices were 70 lower sales 600 oels a. asAo g.,
2ohc also 200 bos Kettle rendered aor AusaSs ouy
delivery at 22ko.
FRElGHrs we're very firm but quiet, except In grain
figures Eugagements to Liverpool per Aeroau 4o o9o
bushels q S6sa s a 81 % and zoo %
bushels wSsa. a. ssd I'd in bulk 500 bSls. anr Al
as 100 boxes bacon a. 2Ss 100 bales hemp ss 22s Ga
LOO bbls -four at % AKA and by steamer zoo balea
hops nd 900 boxes cheese and 100 1rkios butter at
toll 10 tsi!ow at 2as Cd To Antwerp, 900 bbls,
petroleum at S. Sd. S. Cd To Bordeaux, 1900 boxes
Psrao1kUM.-Recspts, 3,74s hbs. The market ruled
heavy In sympathy With the lower rates OF gold There
good many orders for both crude and rsaaed for
but they cannot be filled at the current prices
though they were rather lower than yesterday Con-
tracts crude for this month which wore made at 55c
ooC. are oeluR setiiou On Uhois
to-day wore about 500 bbls crude at 49, &C., on the
SPOT, and sec. for August. The receipts continued
heavy, and the prospect 10 that the spectators wht
bought 40 freely for August at soc will collapse 1r
refined the sales 900 bbs. at 81 DC $780, fol
light straw white and S5c Tor waite Free was held
firm at &c. soc. $50 bbl5 btnzne sold at $780, for bgl
quality.
Pusssles 900 bushels Canada, from store at 81 95
ard I, 900 afoat for exrnrt at about II rs.
RioR--sales OF IT'S bbls Para private terms.
SUGAR less active with sales Of $50 hhds Cuba al
21c. a21K &c. Refined was in fair request and hrm.
S1EARINE- 90 nCO lbs No 1 1gEc,
TALLow.-Sales 70. oo0 lbs at 1870. is4c. for com
mon TO prime.
IsIsY.-Receip.s, ST. bbls. Market o shade frmer
ba, quiet Sales 600 bbls. at 81 6S a$1 10 for state
and 81 10 q 81 70 for Western.
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Financial matters Cincinnati ara thus refsrrsd 70 By
toe Ga;et,s Of The 2bth INST
We have 10 notice continued fair oemsnd for money
The supply Of currency 10 more liberal the receipts are
steadily Increasing, and the market Ii working Q shade
easier Noiw outstanding this, however the banks seem
reluctant about discouuDg heavily, and only doing
50 for their regular customers and deposors To them
the rates 10 per for first class signatures and
IL con- for good mercantile paper Spectators and
merchants airy ing produce have amoss ecassd making
application for loans The banks steadily refuse 20 40
modis this class Of customers who consequently
Obliged 10 turn their attention. TO the street. where they
oh Ala loans 81 u q per cent . msnth.
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NATIONAL bank Is TO be organized at Little Rock Ar.
kansss wis capital OF $3.50 900. There are already
national banks within the territory OF tho States
that seceded-one IN louisiana three Ia Tennessee
one n Virginia, ana two 10 West Virginia.
The grcenblck Treasury notes quoted n Montreal
Canada at 90 cox and silver coins sell at 81 80. per
cent discount.
The following the earnings OF tho Marietta aud Gin.
chm atl Railroad for the third week In Ju,y.--
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The receipts to-day were comparatively small
amounting up to O'Clock to less than half million
AS the raid passes however aud the prices
OF gold bearing BINDS experience further advance OF
three four per cent the subscriptions to the currency
loan may increase and average OF million per day
may be maintained, which is about the rate at which
the tenforty loan ran.
The prevailing in the money market 10 favorable
to 1t Just now, although the fact that the
notes will not be ready for delivery for twenty days
calculated to discourage subscriptions 10 1t in the
time Notwithstanding that interest IS payable from h
date Of deposit.
There strong belief 10 higher prices being reached
the Stock Exchange, and the speculative feeling ID 10
the ascendant.
There Is very little demand for foreign exchango,
either real speculative account, owing 10
we have already explained. Baukers sterling
may be quoted at ITO Ill for gold aud 2Tl 27s 10
currency, while for francs the rate is from Sis 70 517
The upward movement 10 stocks is gradual and has
healthy appearance the average rise on railroad shares
being about one per cent a day. Compared with the
hishes. cash sales at the first session Of the Board Of
Brokers on Wednesday New York Central advanced to-
day X per cent Erie Railway TX, Erie preferred stock
1h, Hudson River TX Reading 2,s, Michigan Central
Michigan Southern So Illinois Central IL, Cleveland
and Pi,sburg n Cleveland and Toledo s. Chicago and
Rock Island /, Pisburg and Fort Wayne y, Chicago and
Northw estern ~ Chicago, Burlington and QUINCY l.,
Cumberland Coal ~. Mariposa and Ohio and Misss.
sppi certificates II. Quicksilver Mining sold the same,
and Central Coal Company declined per cent
Government securities continue go up and the de-
mand today was unusually lively The coupon bonds Of
1851 advanced y per cent, registered Eve twentes
coupon fvetweniies J. August seven and threeterths
Treasury notes * and the year certificates x The
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NoMcR.THE STEAMER ATALASTA s oAPT TAIN
on Saturday july 80 precisely for London direct.
To be followed by the steamship BELL0NA, Aug g. and
the steamship IOWA, Aug IL
THE LONDON AND NEW YORK sTEAMsHIP COM.
pany will despatch semi monthly their new and t.st clas
British iron steamships CELIA. HELLONA ,ATALANTA,
then London and New york calling at Hayre on
gold Of It's eauivalentFrop New York first cabin SO;
second cabip $50 steeraes S2 From London or Havfe
Ai' A' Nv CHAS A. WHITNEY, rs Broadway
For freipht apply 1t 81 Ho{h street Advances made
erchanse consigned . the friends 10 LSndon q tss un.
dorianed These connect 81 LONDON with steam
ers az the same company channel ports Rotterdam
An serdnm Petersburg Copenhagen Bordeaux Uporlo,
hrasr Alexaudria SMYRNA Con santnople aud odessa.
HOWLAND 4 ASPINWALL, Agenta
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despatch from San Francisco dated the Goth inst,
quotes mining Stoke ollows;-0phir. $500 per foot
Gould Curry, 81 500; Savage 81 600 Potos, 81 900;
Yellow Jacket $500 Grown Point 5000 State Telegraph,
s3s per share Pest Belcher, $3.50 per foot.
The Washington Insurance Company OF this city will
pay LIST Of August dividend of six per cent free Of tax
The Pittseurg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany will psy 5th OF August dividend Of three and
half per cent on the third mortgage bonds
The condition Of the banks Of the tbrea principal com
meroal cities of the Union is exhibited the following
table, which gives the aggregates Of their last weekly
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW. DUBLIN, BEL.
y FAST AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ane, fast sailing.
A l. Clyde built steamship &c A.EDoNIA Capain crsg
Is intended to sail saturday July 10 from per " MOTH
TO insure comfort and safety OF PASSENGERS Rates Of
passage including abundant supply of well cooked pro-
visions-Cabn, 300 and $s5 Interneda.e 80 Steer-
DONALD 4 co, No. Bowling Green.