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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

RESOLUTIONS or REsPEor.-Ats regular
meeting Of the Phi Delta Society of Western
Reserve College, the following resolutions,
submitted by Committee appointed for the
purpoIs Of drafting them, were unanimously
adopted ::
WHEREAs: In the inSerutAble yet wise
Providenes of our Heavenly Father our
friend and brother, Nelson G. Perkins, has
been removed from this life, Therefore,
ResoIved That in this bereavement, the
Phi Delta Socisty of Western Reserve Col
Isgs has been deprived of worthy and use
full msmber-worthy on account Of his high
Christian character, and useful by means Of
his mental acquisitions and culture.
BssolvsE That while We yield humble
submission to the Divine Will, We would en-
dsavor to profit by the Divine admonitionJ
&C Be ys also ready"
RsseIUed That a copy Of these resolutions
be transmitted to the family Of the deceased,
and recorded upon the minutes Of this soei-
ETY., and also sent to the Cleveland Leader
for publication.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

REAL EsrKEE THAHHEEAs.-the ioti0N"
.ing transfers Of real estate have been enter
ed on the records of this county during the
psVt week:
?. 7. Russell to James WitbycOmbs-5O
feet front on sibley street, near Perry, by 14s
feet deep. Consideration, S1,7OO.
William Cains to NJ. stsinbrennsr-S6 feet
front on Granger street, near Garden, by $50
feet deep. Confederation, $4,000.
John MeCart to Ellen Helahan-24 feet 2
inches front on Walnut street by 1872 feet
deep. Confederation, 81 800.
George WorthingtOn to W. D. Turging-3O
feet 10 inches front on Lake street, east Of
Clinton Park, by 100 feet deep. Considers
ton, $3.50.
T. B. Gribble to Nancy Palmer-54 feet Q
inches front on Cheshire street by 1877 feet
inches deep. Consideration, $500.
II. D. AIdrich to Philip KunE-5O feet
front on St. Clair street, near BrOVnell, by
12O feet deep. Consideration, 81, 800.
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.OR SALE-THE FOLLOWING

LUX SALE-THE FOLLOW lNG
OHOICE BUIBDIHs LOTS IS feet front on
1aclid and Prospect sH. 10 east of Case Avenue,
either ront sold separate and more front TO be OBJ
fafnsf n 80 cagfred.
nc FEET front on Kuclid and Prcspset-Sts., 7 rods
Woaf Of Case Avenue. to be sold in one lot.
g feet front By Us feet deep south side OF Pros
rset-et between Granger and Ches nirs-St4-
6 feet front By ls7 feet deep the south side OF
Ifanklin-3t, q Ter rods west OF Reservoir.
An Of the above property Is offered on the most
rss1onsbls terms. Apply At the oface Of Backus
1Srii.lss W G. WILLIAMS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

IMPoHFAHr TO IHoH -FoUHDEns AND ORR
ERs.-The present high price Of iron has in
ducsd many to steal pieces Of pig and OtheE
kinds Of lrsn from the yards, docks, cars,
railroads, and irOn-mills in and about the
city. Some has been fsuod in the yards of
the furnaces here.
Detectives have been procured to prevent
this, and any iron that ia known to be stolen
viii subject the purchaser en- whose premises
it may be found to the extreme penalty of the
law.
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Wrw ADVERTISEMENTS

.--,.-op a.r-n u-a REUT." "TReT
an Sri7 - g ITrrTTEl - g HOARBIEe - tt0TTs-
ems y NJ othsr short pot7oss, not eFnsedies
-, rr-r.1 Inrarfed frTies IN this column fnr
A. -l-,e-- tkVQs tirIss Rs osars, foEP tfslas
En.Se~rr for sil over FoUR ErEEs. and not ev-
,r-SirT UIdHE LIFTS. do1hisabo<R rstss.
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iHnn aIIn D.nnnnmv M

TOR SALE-A PROPERTY THAT
is paving y per cent iaterSBt on what i can oe
bouTht Tor. Double House and Lot, hos Se and 90,
oardoD-st. Also, lot on Kinsman st $500 teet.
IsISI ss'y. Apply to ai 5.s sA1s,es s1DsS,oTst
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o. S. Assessor, 18th District, Ohio.
March 15th-l6: 14S d, t-W and ", St.
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"ANTED-AT 81 PRosPEoT ST.,
W. good Girl. One that is q good Uook- Wash
g, 50 can have q permanent plaos BY applying IN
mediately. Good wages paid marl9-l8
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The case Of
Henry Wick "a. the C. & N. Railroad has
been settled without bringing it before the
Court.
The case of B. O. BIish, Gsrlick & Co., v'.
the prOpsller Tioga is on hearing before
Judge Cofinberry, Bsckus and Noble appear
ing for Plaintiffs, Wiley and Wyman for
defendants. Plaintiff sues for amount due on
q boiler furnished the propeller. The de-
fence set up is that the work was not done
according to contract.
Before Judge FOots in the case Of Henry
P. cOEzsns u. Jonathan Spencer st. a., srgu-
ment was heard on demurrer to petition.
Hitchcock & Estep appear for plaintiff, and
Sherlock J. Andrews for defendants. Tie
petition in this case sets up that defendants
as Trustees of Dover Township are prOeeed-
ing to lay and cut ditch through his land,
they claiming that they are proceeding under
3 Statute passed in 1859, but tha. they are in
fact not. Tho petition to said Trustees made
not showing that the public interestWOuld be
conserved by the establishment of such
ditch, which under the said act must sppear.
The plaintiff objects and prsys that said
Trustees be epioined.
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PeEI0a ooURE-hAR0H H1erH.-Intoxiea-
ton. Thomas Lemon, William Lsrsy, Eu-
gene L. Lsstsr, each 81 and costs; John
osEvigan, Charles A. shAfsr, each IS and costs.
Petit Laroeny-Patriok Mccormick, IS
and costs.
Disturbanes-JsmeS Welsh, 81 and costs
John sprague, Henry Price, James Clifford,
John Dunly, cases continued.
Vagraney-Maggie Bone, House of Cor
rsction 20 days.
Assault and Battery-JOhn Dsriscoll, ,ThOs.
MeOrs, each $25 and costs Mary Callahan,
costs; Samuel odslI, noIIed.
Suffering premises to be used for house Of
ilI-fsme-MSrgAret Volts, case continued.
Grand Larcsny-sarah Smith, discharged.
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II OST-A LAoKRY BOARD FROM A
RsoksWsy, last week, the finder Of which win
. Guitab rewarded By leaving It At the Leader Of
~. mRrl2-I42
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Xii nm MONEY ADVANCED,
ROOs sO0O IN suns % ouit-at ths "a s,Sud Su9
S,sl lrn0Nn Y AeEER's LOAN 0FFIOE, on sscuri.
81 q o3ely kind, viz: Gold and Silver Wafohe1 Ds.
e1eold1, silver are, JeEelry, Guns Pistols 0Iofh
llgs D. Good, lanos, Melods0ns ana all Personal
lqfJ ana ertlciea OF Tatqes on the most satisiao-
~ terms. Business strictly priTuts RstabliS6od
lldl. y. B.-A VARSITY Of unT0deamsd Watches JeST.
81, GuEl, 80, for sale at bargains.
01oe--corner OF Water and suparior-str ozsi
ogil Posxotto's Clothing store.
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EOR SALE-21 ACRES ON THR
Lake shore. Also, about sixteen acres front
la on Euclid and Gear Streets and Giddings Ave
nro; both within one half mile east the City Limits
KUOH, LAW MAYER,
v,sr1n-R1 l49 Water-St,
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pAsn wassEmsa chass 40; Mseh!ra, Sanders; 4 - q
nAnruCKBr. june liar scLrs ,Jesss Alien. oase.
esd su. onesseman rhadsphis (and both cid 18th fos
EEwsgEYPoRr yu.s ls-Aa :sAr Hswa.ha Inxr.-
NEWPORT. June i3-Arr schrs Mary Dennis for NYorks
Mary Stewart Elizabethport; Sarah Jauc, York.
NEw HAyEk June 10 sis-Arr schr Roosrtsiasos. Ben.
PARLIAMENTARY. june IS PM-Ar sehrs 4 willard,
Parsons Portland fioIs Bride, Coker. Newburypor cd
Bedford Augusta, Hsllock Lynn: Duhosq Gro "
ell Boston; hite Cloud. Freeman. Cnmbrtdgeport:
sToup 70 Tor. FAN River; Boston, Brewer Providencsi
is;h-xrr steamer Chippewa, Lieut. Weaver. Port
26ih-Arr banks Indian Belle lrl, Messna; Kinss~os4
nelro Brooks Maaazas; Aurora, NYork; schrs Maria
Jane Hilsboro MS Ocean Ranger. Rsmedios Adea Iape
PORTSMOUTH June I7--Arr schrs 8 J Lindsey Pickett
Elizabcehp,rt N hahoney, Macomber. Georgetown.
PROVIDENCE, June18-Arr snhrs John S.roup Lake: y
watson Little John Dorranco sies anu Price Kei-
for Pawtgck et s0oEs Thos Hull, all and VIM Bowen
Brotherton. NYk Sid schrs Suwassett Sope-; John
smith, and Reading Railroad No Al Adams Philadet
aud Harriet Lewis. Taylor. Egork. $500
Iath-Arr scNrs n A Predmore Weave- deoreetowns
Newcomb, Kemp. Baltimore; Flying sead. smoot do
G Nelson Rose. Philadelphia; Adde Hsincs, Bactnsu,
d. Pawucket: l. Huse. Mahan Mary, Bishop. and
Cicero. Wixon Elixabehpor; Srusade Wixon New York.
Ntcterson Ph,adepha. Sldsschrs Yankee Blade.
Coombs aud Bay STATE Aeservey philadelphia Rachael
Henls. Moore Do or Calais; Lady adams Hsdwn RYores
RoCKI.AND, June l6.Arr g Hertz, Spear, NYork;
18th, Sc I.ucsr. Barnes Nyork for Bangor
SALEM June T7-Arr schrs Reindeer IRVINE pntsndses
Reed; Brooma, Douglass; Brdssl Hazelion, aA1
Bareys Shaw. Philadelphia,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


IRwiS-IHwn al Fast Neck, HUNTINGTON, on Thurs
day, June 2, by Rev. G. b. Ellsworth, OF 81. Johns
church, Huntington, Mr. JosErH IRWIN 10 Miss MARTHA A..
LEWIS niece OF Mrs. W. H. scleck, both Of East Neck
KEArNo--BowExs.--Ou Thursday, juno 10, AMBROSE
Ter Of the late r. Bowers Esq, Of Cambridge, Ohio.
Bost on papers please copy.
PAYSE-BARrBcIv On Monday, June 20, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. thomas O.
strong, JEss H. PAYNE 10 LRAu BAnrno both Of this
city. No cards.
Qecr, BENJAMIN =. PoBIs 10 Lizsn wxss both Of this
city.
WAu-vAx vEoHnr.-0n Tuesday, June I, at the
residence OF the Rev. Mr.. Hatfield No. 80 Fleet street.
Brooklyn, Mr. JoHN p. WALL, OF Now York. 10 Miss JEW
ME W. vAH vReHrKS, OF Brooklyn.
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City IntolIfgonce.

Election or TRUSTEES COMMON Scuoors-A meeting
Of tho inspectors Of Common Schools for tho First dis.
tret was held at the Mayors Office yesterday for the pur
pose Of elsc.ns four Trustees Of Common Schools in tho
Fourth ward under the law to lll vacancies. The
May or was called preside and submitted tho
iwove gentlemen be voted for requesting that each
Inspector should four names on the list, with the
following rcsutIouis Locbman received eleven votes.
John Flannery, NJ d., received two votes, Edward j..
vo,cs Daniel Ieary received six votes, Edward Sweepy
received votc Francis Ryan received four votes,
William Kennedy received four votes. Tho Mayor then
nominated Messrs. Lcchmsp, Crow, Leary and Kennedy
as Trustees; and, on motor they were confirmed by
majority Of the spcctors inc Board then adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
MONDAY. June 20 Pm.

MONDAY. June 2o-5 P.M
The stock market opened with improved feeling this
morning. aud prices throughout the list, with single
sxoept.oa that Pacific Mail advanced. Compared With
,he hes, cash the first board Saturday Now
York Cenfal rose z per cent. re Railway Erie pre-
fegrsa = Reading ga, Michigan Central /. Michigan
Southern s Illinois Central - Cleveland aud Pittsburs
4 Ceveland and Toledo x Chicago and Rock Island -
Pa;seurg and Fort Wayne a. Chicago aad Northwestern
X, Aarfposs /, Delaware aud Hudson Canal, AZ aed
Ono and Mississippi certificates z. Cumberland Coal
Canton Company ana Quicksilver Mining sod the same
Pacific susenea further depreciation OF ten per cent
che stock selns Mt GEO. against 500 on Tuesday last
Tho follow ra were the closing quotaops:--New York
Central lae,s Erie Railroad ls, Erie preferred l1ok,
Hudson River liz, Reading l4oh Michigan Central
t4osI Michigan southern Ok, Chicago and Northwestern
sea-. Cleveland and Toledo ASK, Chicago and Rock
Island 10 Rslsburg and Fort Wayne fl5A, Pacific Mail
as quicksilver Mining 10 Cumberland Coal 72ss, Mari
psa asl, Canton Company SS7s aud Ohio and kssis-
siupi certificates b5K 1re al
rho fyetwenty government coupons closed al 1867,
aud the one year cortecaies at 97x.
Seriug exchange was mere active at slight advance
Gold active to-day, at an advance in tho rate.
opened Ia the morning lsS and raised TO Ies but
che quotations were fraction Low az In the Afternoon
The announcement that the Gold bill has become law
viii probably produce effect the market to
row but IL is anticipated that the premium win DO
iessened any great extent The spectators win sndea
evode the law By buying and selling greenbacks
DO paid for CON- in the that Treasury
notes passed. rather made merchandise CALI
rornia Oregon and the gold producing Territories.
The following liable the totals Of tho statements
OF the associated banks of this city tho first Saturday
OF each month during the present year. with those OF
past two weeks:-
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The Return OF the Ninty.nfmth @e4l-

This noble regiment, which enlisted In this riy Ia
Nay, 1901, f,le4 men strong, under the command OF
Wardrops has returned home. II served duripa the
whole Of the Peninsula campaign.
Since the original enlistment about seven hundred
recruits have been added. They returned yesterday
with hundred and mine enlisted men, whose tern
or service has expired and with the following ocers-
Lieutenant COLONEL Richard Nixon; Major, j. Frankhn
Bates; Captain, James D. Leonard First Leutsnanis,
Henry Canloy and Henry Morrison Second Liesten.
James Wilson: Assistant Surgeon, o. w. Johnson,
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In London the demaud for discount continued very
moderate and the open market easy but the bank
gold for the Continent The funds were quiet but rather
hrner.
LONDON, June s. 1864
AxxHrCAN SECURITIES
Illinois Central shares. 3ih aox discount; Erie
shares, o. a SO.
co0sols, o0% oo4 for money; ox.dvidend.
consos for money, eok soA.
Illinois Central shares, 80 80 discount; Erie shares,
Tho bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
G9,50o tM
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREEr.
IiyERrooL, June o, 1864.
Sales Of Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 81 900 bales
of which coo wore taken by spectators and exporters
changed with the exception Of partial advance Of I'd
for American
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market Is dull and prices tend down
ward.
LrvEnrooL DnRADsrurrs aAusgr.
Richardson, Spence Co. report:-tfur duh Wheat
heavy and quotations barely mainiapcd; red Western
10. ID . 81. Cd. Corn quiet mixed 2Ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef quiet and steady Pork quiet Bacon Grm Lard
stl declining, and prices Cd. q Is. lower Taow lat,
Butter quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.
Coffee steady and unchanged RICE steady Rosin quie,
and unchanged Spirits turpeniine nat. Petroleum In
active and nominal
LONDON MARKETS.
LoSpox, June s, 1861
Breadsturs quiet and aeady. Sugar buoy ant. Gomez
fim. Tea quiet and steady Rice active. Tallow quiet
and steady.
THE LATEST MARxRTs.
LIvEHrooL; June 10, 1894.
Brokers' circular reports the sales OF the
week at So bales or which $3.50 spectators
and III 900 to exporters The mafketha advanced
Nd for American bat prices I'D. lower for common
qualities or other descriptions. The sales TO dry (Fr
day 5000 bales including 5000 bales TO spectators
and exporters the market closing quiet and unchanged
Thu authorized quotations areMddling Orleans, 2sd
Mobile. 2shd do. upiands. I28Ld Stock in port ss
hted nj x0s 900 balcs, including III 500 American.
BreadstuGs dull Wheat easier.
Provisions quiet and steady except bacon which Is ad
vancng, and lard still declining.
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In tho United States Provisional Court. New orlesus
the OF wallcIsien Masset, &C.. against the bark
Grapcshot and owners, George Law, claimant, was
Gently tried the Hor Charles A. Peabody ap
peal from tho Eastern District Court Of louisiana sitting
in admiralty. 1t will De recollectod that the suit was
brought TO enforce the collection Of boitomry bond
made 10 Rio Janeiro for about ten thousand doars on
she above named and that judgment given iu
favor OF beants charging the proceeds or the bark and
freight with the payment OF the bond together with the
marine and legal Interests accrung thereon From this
decision the claimant appealed to tho Circuit Court pre-
sided by Judge Campbell, who ordered the fuoher
hearing OF the be adourned TO enable the parties
concerned to produce additional testimony respecting the
Information possessed by The lbeants OF the necessity
for the advances to he MASTER with their know
edge OF tho extent Of bis resources
Judge Peabody; after hearing counsel on both Sides
deliberately reviewed the arguments and expressed bis
the opinions held by Judge Campbell but
differed from him In thinking was indispensable that
the required Information should be given TO the
used BY beiants in ascertaning the condition OF the
vessel repairs she stood In need Of The evidence
ELECTED did throw satisfactory light on tho subject.
He held that under these circumstances they could
cover without producing the proofs demanded what
adduced showed that she impcratvcIy needed tho
repairs 20 enable her TO proceed on her voyage He
therefore affirmed tho Judgment OF the District Court -
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mRaRcI

CLEARED.
Sp ls ko Seaep pe oolssy Ssa eroooc nas
Ship rhiiadsisiia Orr Russell LiSssp00TA0s Rl'hard
si,p Jupiter fNorw egau). Jcsephseu Antwerp-Funeh.
E@p %s1 ssr,. Wainwright H.n.on
s hal; rh.m,s ssr, mor,,v onsa.c-uJsoAp.wok
sark Mysssry (Br) Msm bs"s0 Liyeipoo-saoS Bur.
ss S.rl rs.,,. ,s.. ssa s r.,sansousn rss.
ra ssas o0n's'nA 9lap oardin' oueens0"no o'0'
BARK vsssa tHol. Enk. Rosssrdan--Funch. msincks
BARK Imperador tBr, Power. phradeph,a-w Maxwell
Brig storm Bird. fe Bosuf Rio srsnae C nalicy
90 nrs' Ado" eSr'' Ha'horn observation-disclosures
ca nrs Dolphin esrsms' DeHaan' d0naves-H schmidt
Irie Exeoutye C,orban p.nao,N n p,i,sburv
s chr HopnsTa R Sh} Aen
/ HoasaiOn. -, ..-s's,
Schr so stas "ss Z; .na oons
ssh. Esss.a SSTaso. s.!ass: \. ies.sS.L Kenny
s ss Mn; ss ss sass Hsysss;
ssss
sSop Kenny
steamer SrsnE,n. Young. Baisamors
AEkIvED. r,
stsa@ship Bsnoe: Lew. wassin son, g hours Nth
SsM xSss Potomac Sherwood Portland with na. and
passe myers TO Il Cromwell 90.
mass ana 70 kassr
Brg Hans sDan) Hansen Porto seo 90 GAYS VIZ sn ma
$sM WIN Smith, q Ssssas from New York Tor
Brs Mystic Berry. Nk.own 4dAys iu ballast master.
Schr Florence tof ~ Ksl Eckesman Sisal May 70 via
Res West FOR pSos:Ioss water ms, oampsasSy
bank boarded by U gunboat Eusena. cruising Al
wells is.h. spoke sch Susan sOmsrs for Port Roya 18th
on the Chesapeake was boarded BY sunboai Mouceio
l4h Char ackman and Edward John co!ored seanen,
got into quarrel 10 which Backman stabbed his opponent
who died In 80 hours from the wound received: II
scnr 70, a,a n w,,l.,, pn. u"'s
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Reception ofthc Eleventh Massac n use It's
Regiment In Boston.

DUsTuNi Junc ZU IdbF
The reception Of the Eleventh Massachusetts, regiment
thor return this morning from the battle ned their
three years In the service having EXPIRED equaed any
demonstration Of the Same character yet made. They
were escorted by military and civic proce sson ncud.
ing tho Scotch Club through tho principal streets
Fan eui Hail. where collation. and addresses OF welcome
were given Their march through the city was ova.
tion OF cheers ard bouquets
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The wheat market opened at M advance Of 20 So.
under the rise in god but closed at about Saturdays
rency The sales include leo 600 bushels at SO 90
Tor Chicago spring 10 ash 90 Milwaukee club 81 90
81 92 Tor amber Milwaukee, 81 03 81 98 for winter
red ese-n and So So 05 Tor amber Michigan. latter
price to arrive. Rye continued and firm at 81 u.s.
nj which small sales were reported Oats were
more active and the market shade nrmer,
with salcs SIC 9c. regular for Canada. state and
Western AID 93c cash In store for Western corn was
shade lrmer, with moderate demand and saIes OF
$4,000 bushesat 81 Al ST IS for unsonnd TO good mixed
Western. In barley and barley matt we heard OF no
transactions.
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AsHwReceipts 20 bbls. Small sales OF fuii previous
pros.
BaHapsrurFs Receipts 49, os bbis -four, 800 do, and
IoI bags corn meal I57 26e bushels wheat "a EOS 40
corn aud 81 $40 do Flour opened &c. loo. dearer
under the upward movement 10 gold. but the Improve
ment was not sustained aud the market closed with very
little charge Saturdays prices The demand was I'm
edatey active for tho home trade and there was some
inquiry IT. though the frmness In oiehs checked
business 70 some exlcu The sales include % 600 bbs
State and Western part Saturday evening Southern
and 500 Canadian Rye -four and corn meal were un-
changed ia value and the business moderate sales
LEO bhs Of the former and 400 OF tho latter We qaote-
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BRExms.-At Harlem, suddenly, on Sunday, June 10,
Of hemorhage q the lungs, Captain JAMES BRExxKR,
age6 81 ysaTA
The friends Of the family and relatives respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, this Tuesday, afternoon -
one O'Clock, from his late residence, No. Duncomb
plass 12ssh street, between Second and Third avenues.
BAcoNs--on Msudsy, avne % II Information Of tie
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The Ship Rockingham, Of Portsm outh,
N. IL, Burned by the Aizbann.
UNION REcRuITmEATs IN IRELAND
Earl Russell Complains Of "N0n-
Attention" to Lord Lyons Re-
m0nstrances i'm Washington.
The Danish War Likely to be
Resumed.
Removal Of the Russian Minister
from Rome,
10, 60. "a

10 CAPE RACE. Juno 20. 1864.
The steamshp North American from Liverpool or the
eth via Londonderry the 10th instant. passed this
point at two O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning, en-
routs for Quebec.
The North American left Liverpool at three o'clock p.
N. on the 9th OF June.
Her dates are Eve days later.
The political news is unimportant.
The steamships Becla and louisiana from New York,
arrived out Oh the 9th instant.
The Hibernis reached Liverpool carly the morning
and tho City OF London the afternoon OF the 9Th
The steamship Germania, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 9th inst.
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The Aiahamn.

THE SNIP ROCKINGHAM BURNED by THE PRIvATEBR.
Tho ship Rockng ham, from Caao for Queenstown, was
burned by the pirate Alabama April %, ia attue Is de-
grees south, longitude 80 degrees west.
he Alabama spoken the following day by o vessel
which he'd arrived ut London.
THE Rockingham owned In Portsmouth, New
Hampshire where she was built She under CON-
mand OF Captain Geri ish-ED. HERALD.