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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-14
ECTIC MA AZINE

LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.
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ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL-NonroLk, Va, Dec. /

ATLANTIC HOTEL-NoRFoLK, Va, Dec. ID.
c G Crane, N j; Mrs NJ A johnson, Mrs M W
Hicks, Mrs Page, Lynchburg w W Baugh,
G H Page and wife, Col W B Whitehead, W
Duke, G Wallace, G Duncan, r E Dudley, B
Smith, W Norfeet, w H Sinclair, W Web
ster,. Virginia; DR. Patterson, lady and child, N
U Mrs Rome, Baltimore; G Frost, F Hud-
delphia; U Wolff, ] w Eaton, 7 welsh, U
Navy.
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WAR OF RACES AMONG LHE JUvENILEs.-Ye s-
terday morning, about 10 o'clock, the vicinity Of
Camps wharf, at the end of Commerce street,
was the scene of desperate conflict between the
negro boot-blacks and lot of white boys The
white boys were boisterously drunk, and made an
One nfuriated young Celt, laboring under the
combined influence Of bad whisky and hatred for
the mayer, got rather roughly handled The
crowd was, after much difficulty, dispersed.
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FIaBT AND RoBBERY.-Ever since the prize fight
our city has been infested by gang of thieves
and piokpockets.
Last night these worthless managed to kick up
arrow at a ball on Broad Water street, and during
the melee robbed the till of the Bar of SIS, SOL
der was also robbed of $50. About IL o'clock
the watch was called in force to the scene OF &C
ton, but were prevented from making any ar
rests by military guard.
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TRADE WITH SM1rHFIELD. Yesterday, the
that name, deeply laden with produce, and a
large number of passengers also lot of stock.
This reminds US of the good old days Of yore,
The Smithfeld may be considered fixture be-
tween this city and the Queen City OF Pagan
creek.
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MAYoR's CouRT, Portsmouth,, Dec. l3.-Louisa
Ninton (colored), arrested on complaint of Geo.
Happier (colored), charged with stealing 81 SO in
money turned over to the Freedmen's Court.
James Garrigan, goth N. Y. volunteers, arrest
ed on complaint of Henry Maynard, charged with
forcbly taking his horse and treating it in an in
human manner, and resisting the officer by force;
turned over to the Freedmen's Court; released
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in this
mornings paper, to which we invite the attention
OF our readers:
:, fsremsn, Attention Capt. J. T. Ewell calls on
me entire City Fire Department to meet in con-
ssention, on Friday evening, at the Aid engine
For Rent.-Rooms sufficient to accommodate a
small small family, are offered for rent at No. Is ).
Hranby street.
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lsEBRIArIoN.-As we were coming along to our
office this morning, we passed marine, who had,
been imbibing pretty freely of whisky we opine)
as that seems to be favorite dri NIX now -a-days.
The poor fellow was down upon his knees, en-
deayoring to balance himself by resting his hands
On the pavement. After repeated efforts ne got
up, and made zigzag course on his way.
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7T7HE RICHMOND DISPATCH.

This paper, whose Printing establishment was
burned in the confagration Of the Sd April, will
re-appear on the 9Th December. Those who de-
sire to subscribe to it will please forward their
subscriptions. --7
The terms are as follows: ts,lt-5s -.-
Daily paper-per annum.. ............... 5000
Six months. 400
Seventy-fve cents per month for shorter time
Semi-weekly-per annum....,...,,,.. $500
Six months $50
Weekly-rer annum. .,...........,........ 200
And no subscription received for the weekly for
less than year.
The rates of subscription are as low as the pre-
vailing prices will allow, and must be paid in ad-
vance.
The DISPATCH ID too well and too widely known
to require word as to its character and purposes
on the occasion of its resuscitaton from the ashes
of the great calamity in which it was involved.
In all its departments its reputation in its most
fourishing days will be fully maintained
dec2-lw* COWARDIN a. ELLYSON
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, the 7th instant, at
Emmanuel Church, by the Rev. DR.. Schenck,
CHARLTON II. MORGAN, Of Lexington, Ky., to
ELLEN KEY, daughter of Charles Howard, Of
Richmond.
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INSURANCE.

v5'HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
" c o II P 0 r A T Ell 1849.
Capital dl|.oS c.a,to, a. FIG d0S zee zee
Board of Directors:
J. c. Deming, President.
John 3. Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
ings Bank.
Gilbert C. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
c. L. Cole, President First n ational Bank.
c. Ii. Rowland of late Rowland d Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan & Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph R. Spratley, Director Mer. Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
AdUisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. & Nee. Ex-
change.
W, T. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
G. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison & Co.,
Bankers.
George Sangster, Esq, ]. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, Esq
Ng- City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk
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LOCAL.

-.I---,cs Persons on the Portsmouth side, hav-
No55rertisements, orders for job printing, COM
ing cstons, or local items of interest, will please
mum .hem at the auction store of Messrs. Hatton
leawvT ."nin, on Crawford street, and they will be
atteuded to-
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JERRY TAYLOR, Stage Manager
Fourth night of the young and favorite TRACE
dienne,
MISS FANNY b. PRICE
Supported by the popular Tragedian,
MR.. ID. HAN EFT.
Thursday Evening, Dec. I4th, 1865,
Will be presented the thrilling play, in 3 acts,
entitled
LORETTA BOR GIAi ~
OR, THE POISONER.
Lucretia Borgia,. Miss Fanny B. Price
Don Alphonse D. Este. minimum. Mr.. d. Hanchett
The performance to conclude with the laughable
Farce of
THE YANKEES STEAMBOAT TRIP.
Elan Pancake. L. w. Marston
In rehearsal, Cast LYNNE" WRECK
ER'S DAUGHTER" and the $500 Prize Play
entitled &c V E s I A +"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
NJ. 5. Commercial ROW.
C. r. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,, LIQUORS,
FOREIGN FRUITS, &C.,
a II a u Q tt O MI
On MONDAY MORNING, the 18th instant, we
will sell. at the Store occupied by j. j. Wood
bridge, No. 5, Roanoke Square, the entire Stock
of Goods then on hand, embracing, in part,
$50 cases new Layer Raisins,
l case Citron,
cases Figs, bbs. Currants,
$50 boxes Adamantine Candles,
20 bbls. Refined Sugar, 20 bbs. Raw Sugar,
hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar,
Is half chests best Oolong Tea,
20 caddes Green Tea,
20 sacks Rio Coffee,
so boxes Family Soap, so boxes Toilet Soap,
20 bbls. new Sugar Cured Hams,
bbls. Shoulders, 40 bbls. Extra Flour,
so bbls Apples, 20 bbs. Cider Vinegar,
Mustard, Spices, Mackere, Herrings,
And large quantity of other goods, to" numer
to mention; all of which will positively be
sold.
The attention of dealers is invited to this sale,
as being worthy their attention.
Goods at private sale, at reduced prices, until
day of sale.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock.
BY order of the Trustee
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
dec13-tds Auctioneers.
IN Accordance with an order of the
| Court of the Corporation of the city of Nor
folk, made on the lst day of December, 1865, no.
tice is hereby given that shall proceed to sell,
on MONDAY, 18th inst, in front of Thomas p.
Crowell G. Co.'s Store, No. CampbelPs Wharf,
Four hhds. Shoulder Bacon, Twelve terces Hams
and Shoulder Bacon, One of Goods, Nine
patent Drawers, to- satisfy an execution in favor
of L. ]. Kingman, plaintiff, against L. W. Plato,
defendant.
Sse to commence at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
W. B. DEGGS, Serg't.
dec7-tds W. r. ROBERTS, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY ". r. ROBERTS, Auctloneer.

BY W. r. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer.
WILL BE SOLD, AT HIGGINS
w Wharf, THURSDAY MORNING, Dec.
l4th at 10 O'clock,
2l6 bbls. Irish Potatoes,
100 bbls. Onions,
100 bbls. Apples,
In good order, cargo of Schooner Carrie Melvin,
landing.
W. r. ROBERTS,
decl32t Auctioneer.
BY ". Il. ROBERTS, AuCtiOneer,
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street.
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS AT
AUCTION.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, THURS
DAY NEXT, December l4th 1865, at IL O. clock,
M, on the premises,
Vacan; Lot near the corner of Voss and Queen
Streets, fronting 65 feet, more or less, on Voss
Street, and running back l56 feet, wore or less.
ALSO,
Vacant Lot on Queen Street, near the corner of
Voss, fronting Is feet, or less, on Queen, and
running back 280 feet, more or less.
w. r. ROBERTS,
decl2-tds Auctionecr.
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rFHE UNDERWATER AGENCY,
" OF NEW YORK,
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BY LEIGH BROS. e. PHELPS,
NJ. 5. CommercldL RoU.
C. r. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.
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SPECTACLES.
dec7-tds

NATIONAL HOTEL, LADIES
~ ENTRANCE,
FIRST FLOOR, ROOM NO. THREE.
MI 3 z r N H a r D t
OF NEW YORK,
p r 0 FESS or TICS.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY w. X. ROBERTS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cor. Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street.
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4 LBUMS.-A magnificent lot II
N Photograph, Autograph. and Floral AL
buns handsomely bound in Velvet and Morocco.
ALSO,
Papier Mache, Writing Desks, Work Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Glove do, sui able for Christ
mas presents For sale by
dec1l STEWART & DEFY.
NOTICE.-Picked up, about five
IN months ago, LIGHTER, between this City
and Fort Norfolk The owner is requested to
call and prove property, pay expenses, and take
her away, otherwise she will be sold at the ex-
piration of the time allowed by law.
For further information enquire at
NO. 10, WIDE WATER STREET.
dec9-l0t
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decl2-9ts
NORN, FODDER, FARMING I'M

Will be sold, on SATURDAY, 10th instant, at
Shaw Roberts Auction Store, at IL o'clock,
Two Billiard Tables, Dues and Balls, in good or
der, to satisfy the execution in favor of F. Meeks
plaintiff, against Cohen Baldwin, defendants.
W. B. DEGGS, Serg't,
dec7-tds W. r. ROBERTS, Auct
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MARKETS.
Commercial.
NORFOLK, Dee. IS, 1865.

Oats-50c dull.
consolidating, 4l@42; firm. .
ShingIes.-Sl2@$l3 steady.
StaUes.-$37@45.
Crude Twpentife.--S4; fiat.
Csrn.-In demand; 72@75c.
Sales on change yesterday were very limited
IL bales of cotton, repacked, sold at 42c q tb.
Two hundred bushels of oats, extra fine, solo
at SOC u bushe.
No outside sales reported
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THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR
DIR. J. H. sCHENCK:-

with severe cough and usually two three times year
sn e has r Ess me n eh and oc DO bas
any kind without suffering In August last had
good New York physician cassea beyond reach
o. S1a $
notice This physician Sand my good Tends1 ,.d na the
seos yepy severe cold and fortunately was occapyins
rooms at 50 Bond street directly your once 6inf
sSSp; nic syrup s"f .': and sins
ss death e seemed U an he 5
former physician and stated TO him that was taking
ySsr :. and after TO s Se@ hsyos yo
Ike, they viii you harm He said "You know what
any business 70 up, oa lie said . other
@ ss sGue nsPs r
was taking freely Of your medicines but had not seen you
sass Se sad improving and he could
why Ny faith nersains in your medicines aud had
70 say When first e my room and mase,,hs sn
amaton you gave me but little but on the
q my TIE fa you
s;zaS sy % ses Tas na r % ]
axe III o improve sa could walk about
rSa visited me oS S' % T1e,S 10 and o ons
day OF May, took cold while nndef
Inc to eat escry,hiSs Wished nadoas g
exercise about the much as possible followed
friends Seem much better ihsn have been "eversl
aud breathe better than ever fosd
cines Invaluable.
Dr. stHESGK win be at his rooms No. g Bond street.
sS Al unus n iis medicines can be obtained Sere at
all times Advice free; but for thorough examination OF
hs Iass @e scESGK Will not ri Be n shs
the Fourth Of July Those who wish TO consuh ID" shou'o
i fa z
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Miscellaneous.

Purser Edw HIM. steamer Alhambra from Charleston.
has thanks for late papers,
Purser Alexander, Of steamer Louisa Moore.
thanks for late Wilmington NC papers,
Hass1 S' 81 s1 sss'se
"a 81 Hole came
Notice to Mariners.
Up Ss on ss % %ss
e needed s \ ssrJu Sasd y '. g. IL IT,
s no . S Ss: w
e. hsrs should b every possible
vs vss ssTiS 's
% Do e ~ Ss ssd Hsse $ ss
Ship Casan McKenzie from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Ship SS5inss. Hubbard, from Liverpool for New Yorh
ship Caravan, days from New York Royal &C.
sshr Argus Ey. from Philadelphia for New Orleans june
Foreign Ports.
1xs.s May Arr D ) Xstsaf Anderson, Antwerp tand
lsla ryrmsns s, Mass. ssnqs
dasis
ss4suas1 1as az Africa May 7No Am vessel in port
CA.Dry June sArr slanSns S Dudley Barrett Genoa
S.os..ADs May sArr sachem, Atkins, Boston, June a.
ssS
Eagle Matthew'S and KATE Prince Libby for Boston Bel
s sses tss $ s
Guthrie 6.rsSn Gro
s ss;Ss s
Foster, Robinson and Martha Cobb Pisbnry nnei Susan
Ncyes "a so unc San LeSsd ScGois from kssS
Hutchinson, and Goconda Purington, for Bos.on.
b or CneseS "a T NEerson spencer ssrS
N ELEurHERA June ll-No vessels in port
(3IRCBENfI, May 27-Sd LemucL Wilson, Boston.
GoNAvEs May 3In port brig Startled Fawn tBr for New
HKLvoET June 1-Arr William Wilcox, Manter Ca,ao;
HALrAx June Arr schrs Gazele Swaine, NYork; Mar
garet Ann Lovegrove, do for st Johns, Nj:
KuRRAcHEE May lo-ln port ship Komuius Lord for Lon
ucIs IscMoas May sImsid Eureka, Boston.
MoULIxEiN April Arr Lapwing Lane. Melbourne. SID
MADRAS May l-Arr Belle Creole Knowles, iialle;
MArAnoRos, May l5-Arr brig Lucy Haywood, Wilson,
QUEwrsrowr June 7-sld bark Jane Bishop Mcclellan
RANcooN April 6-In port bark Contest Scott from Mol
Sid from do April 10, Azea, Brown, Hong Kong
JANEIRo May Elm port steamship Colorado BEadbu
y New York Panama and San Erancisco cd and
reported % later BID sh, bark smith smith, Caao
SwrNKMUEpE, JFne S-Arr Lizzie, Manson, Boston. =
sAaUA June 2o-In port bark Martin Brett for Nyork
(rhe Latest, via Queenstown)
[PER STEAMSHIP ASIA, AT HALirAx.l
At from New az re- ,to naso0 a.
Arr from Callao-Alvira. Havre.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON, June l8-Arr schr Volta. Perry, MYork
Sid schr Lewis, shute do; steamer Detroit "hco1'
MS-A brig H Brooks, Miller, NYork' 'chr Red Jack
BAN FRANCISCO, Arr ship Reynard, Seymour,
NYork.
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speaking the day previous sehr vsrnum H Yfeeman,
Schr CQrps Br Bethel Eisuthers days. with rui. 70
sss! S:.l Sts: .. xaSss xs,.SSsss VI ssssg. day.
schr En- Bannon, Ross, virgini4s
f>s1r Preach, Taylor, Virginia
Schr Hammond Paine, Virginia
echr Vaughn, Vaughn, Virginia
Gchr Onrust Thompson, Virginia,
Schr Billow Frye, Baltimore, 10 days
Rchr Mary Leavett Kmball Philadepha for Norwich.
Schr Granite State, Halet Boston.
Schr Carabel, Sturgess, Boston.
Schr Waterman, Chase New Bedford
Schr Mountain Home, Kingbury, New Bedford
Schr White Foam, Howes Providence:
Schr Thos Jefferson, Brewer Hartford:
Schr Maria L Hall, Lawrence Portland, Conn
Ship Empire Br) from Havana laden and recently
Hateras Shoals coming up the bay, In charge
OF prize crew.
SAILED.
Steamer Lucy.
Wind at sunset Sc
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Tho Expedition Against lthc Indians.

JUIxsBURG, N. T., June Is, 1895.
The expedition against the Indians is actively pro-
crossing Part Of the command is already the route
for Fort Laramie General Conner with the remaining
troops Of the expedition, start for Powder river via
Laramie in few days Supplies arriving from the
Missouri river being pushed forward rapidly. sufl-
cient number of troops remain behind for the protection
Of the mail route One thousand cavalry arrived at
Omaha to-day, and will join the expedition at Powder
river
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALMANAC yoR NEW YoRx--fsm
SUE ssTs. ........... "a sIon v~fnR ......eve "a


TO1U o. MoW - S0ne SVs AooOs
CLEARED
ESs ss %s orrs.s s"'
steamship Oriental Gibbs, Fortress honroe-N L Nc.
'iss s,ssnssIp p G Knlsh!s Mason. o,ers..oyn,
steamship S0sepsns Tno%EsR nSSGs p%s
BARK Transit Mi!chsll MOrehsad City, W Elwsll Co
Brig 0orriere d. New Orleans uaD coora Bristol Eng
Srs Pssrsii S1, Avery Bors.su.r Middleton Ma , Co
ss ss iDsSse sSss,I. @ Fo1s ss
ss OBJ. H%SSSs s1. uers P
Brs Glendale. Guthrie PSIiadsiphiaNTupper9 Bcstte
schf Maria Jane OBJ farrtt, Dsmarara-Mler Houeh
schr Dwight Lane, Grenada and st Kit.s-J " Blwel
schr Kate Carlton CBrl, Devereauz MatsnzasJ Ward
schr ca.map tBr coalnee., Corvallis Ys-Brstt Son
schr wnle pll Gordon. Besufort-SL McCrendy 4 Co.
sp scvsr sSn
schr J N Baylis, Tilotson-wsshi inston-van Brunt 4
seSr Gen Van vile. DILL washins'on-vAn Bruns
schr Nellie Paine Howes, Bosion-crowsr 4 Paine
soop sSsg ssotS fons ssc ssnnn
ARRIVED
steamer wis.snsson ssh rsse Johnson Leu'
usnSss ysss S ssf; AsRs R Master Com
ase ana psssensas 10 arthur Lesry Issh % % fx en-
of Yarmouth, Ms, steering N. -
Steamship Louisa Moore Winters, Wilmington NC, days
and 70 hours with mdse and passengers 10 II LivnTton
ACo 18th, 30 miles OF Cape Lookout passed s'cAms"P
Commander, bound \. -. -. m
steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin Newbern, NC, June ~
with mails and passengers, 10 G 'Goodspeed. - s -,
BARK Cora Linn (Br), Goudey, Marseier u aAy" WIZ"
Bark Rachel of Portland Mitchell xaAnsas Is days with
Bsrk Harvest Queen Sr), Permission Bermuda, dsys,
Bsrk sunshine. Edwards, Cow Bay, with coal 10
RsrS L. Plata fof ss,em) Crowen, Fortress Monroe,
davp In bsilast 20 n w Ropes d CO.
Brig Los Amigos tof Benle Hon. rnd Para h days with
rubber nuts, &c TO Amsnca -, 70 IA -, IA. -
Brig Lady Sulgravs tBr,, csnn Havana days with su'
BrS Madonna Br,, Jordan cienfussos, days with
ss E1s 81 rsS sBr Marshall cienfuegos days. with sugar.
ss i townsend Br) Iakemsn sagua y days with
ssssmshp Republic bound s. Sailed in company with brig
with COAL 70 N Greene A Currie. -.
Brig Mipnshshs tBr Douglas Cow Bay 10 days with
Be George Amos stnsop, Cow Bay, days, with COAL V
griEC RING Mclean. Port Royal, days in ballast &c
mig Chesapeake, Trocy, Boston for Rondout 49, =,
Schf Abbo Bradford (of Boston Freeman tieniueRos
days. with molasses Brett Son Co 10th inst, ai 70
Ion "A & spoke sohr Hughle (of Proyincetownl small
With " bbls W oil apdb " black hsb days oa-Tsp0rs'
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MAKKET.
LONDON, June 10, 1895
Consols steady and nrm. Money unchanged More
demand for discount at the bank at per cent ConsOs
closed at COX 90E for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States 1vc-twentics 81; Illinois Central Rail
road 76k al 76X; Erie Railroad, 4SH
LONDON PRODUCE AND PROVISION MARKETS.
Brcadstufs dull Iron hrmer. Sugar dull and castor
Coffee has an upward tendency Tea firm Rico dull.
Talow nrmer. Spirits of turpentne quiet at 66s sos
3D. Petroleum nominal at els f1o for crude Sperm
oil quiet at f90
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-JUNE 10.
COTToSSales to-day 600 bales including 600 bales
70 spectators and exporters The market is quiet at un
changed quotations
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co., Bigand, Athya
Co. and others report Flour dull Wheat inactive, with
downward tendency; red Western, ss Id. ss lod (;
white, Ss l0d 9s 3d. per GENITAL Corn steady; mixed
2ss a 2Ss. Cd. per quarter
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Gordon, Bruce Il Co., Wakefield Nash Co.
and others report-Beef quiet and steady Pork heavy,
and declined 2s 3D. 5s. per bbl Bacon easier. Lard
dull and partially declined ls Butter firm. Talow
steady and more active
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet at 26s Cd 29s for pots and pearls Sugar
quiet Coffee firm. Rice-No sales Linseed dull and
declined Cd. a Is Linsced oil steady. Linseed cakes
steady. Sperm oil easier ROsin very dull Spirits tur-
pentine-No sales
PrRoLEuM.-Bout English and Brandon report Tho
market is Grmer with advance Of 3D. refined, 2s 3d.
u "a ld
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

HALIFAX, June 20, 1855.
The steamship Asia, Captain Noodle left Liverpool at
zen O'Clock on the 10th and Queenstown on the 11th
instant and arrived here at half past nine O'Clock this
Tuesday, morning She has sixty three passengers for
Halifax and sixty nine for Boston Her dates two
days later than those already received.
Tho Asia had fine weather during the passage. She
sailed from this port for Boston at two o'clock this after
noon where she will be due at early hour Thurs
day morning.
The terrible accident reported on the Great Western
Railway by the last steamer has been followed by
another equally serious to train on the South
eastern road conveying passengers from France to Lon
don The train thrown of the track Staple
hurst Ten persons killed and twenty wounded.
Charles Dickens in the train but escaped injury
Both accidents happened through the caressnes of the
plate layers, who were repairing the roads
The steamship Cuba, from New York. arrived of Crook
haven nine clock the morning Of the 9th inst
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUSs
A MOTHER GREAT CURE
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
or highly citizen well known 10 the mercantile
community,
BY DIR. J. H. sCHENCK,
THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR
OF PHILADELPHIA
Orr1CE NEW YORK AND GAIENA LEAD CoMpANY
2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. june J. 1855.
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China and Japan.
SuAKaHAE, Nay Z, 1895.
Prince Kung is renstated In the Presidency Of the
Foreign Board In Japan Prince NangatO IL endeavorng
open port in the Straits Of Smonasak Tho Ameri
Cause not stated
CANTON May 18, 1895
BY overland telegraph from Galle.Tea unchanged;
London, "a. 4xd.
SHASaHAz, Nay !, 1885.
Tea declining Silk-Nothing doing; export 70 date,
10, 126 bales. Exchange on London, O. Id
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The Transatlantic Gable.

Or W. II Russell goes out IN the Great Eastern 70
write an Of the laying OF tho Atlantic Telegraph
cable The work will be illustrated by Mr.. Robert Dud-
lev and published by Messrs. Day Son, OF London.
Mr. Cyrus W Field had returned TO London, after
visiting vacna TO arrange for the laying OF the shore
end OF the cable.
Nj Lundy s passenger on board the Asia, en- route
for Hearts Content Newfoundland to get all ready at
that point for the landing Of the cable