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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23


More than tWo-thirds of the Republican pa
pers Ia Wisconsin have declared themselves n
opposition to President Johnson's policy. 4
convention has been held at GAINESVILLE, in that
State, which proposes to take decided acton
against the Presidents plan OF restoration.
The Democratic State Convention Of Wis
consin has adopted resolutions endorsing the
policy of President johnson for restoring the
Union on the basis Of the Federal Constitution;
opposing negro suffrage in the State OF WIS
consin, and also all interference with the ques-
ton in other States; opposing, likewise, the
suspension OF the Wit OF habeas corpus, ana
favoring rigid economy.
A large number Of post Offices IN North Gar
DINA we're ordered to be re-opened.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has concluded
to anticipate the payment OF the interest On
tie 5000 COUPON bonds which fall due on the
LIST of October, and the same will DC paid on
and after September the 25th.
The Attorney General OF Missouri has ex-
pressed the opinion that officers Of Masonic
Lodges must take the new convention oath.
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$50 W. C. DUNN1SGToN is a candidate
! for the House Of Delegates, from Prince - IL
liam county, vs.. sep 2a-te
J1OR RENT.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS,
L at No: ST, Prince street, between Fairfax and
Water st. Je 80
NOTICE We have disposed Of our interest,
~ in the Tailoring Business, hitherto carried
on by U.s. at No. So, King street, to Me5srs,
I O. n ell & Dwelly and we cheerfully recommend
them to the patronage Of our custongrs,
! sen Off ARNOLD & FIELD.
COPARTNERSHI NOTICE.
\ # ESSRS. ONEIL s DWELLY have this
! lYl day formed co-partnership, for the pI!r-
0RING and FURNISHING GOODS :BUSI-
| NESS, at the stand formerly occupied by
Messrs. Arnold & T ield SO, King street:
EDWARD @ NEIL.
sep 2l-tf ROBT. +. DWELLY.
MURRAY, RIDGELY s. MURRAY:
lHl NERCH / T I, !; 9 r rr
Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS, Sc,
which they are prepared to make up at short
notice. and at reasonable prices. aug 1T
IN BIS and 7? halfh9ls. N MEss IS s "A nr
'' sep 2 q NV ~ DAyY s HARMON.
zoo CALLS. PURE APPLE VINEGAR.
0UV on handa for s2l2 BY 8 y 7>,7ox
n o T 1-o 4
By. order Of the DIRECTORS Of the EZ-
| CHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA, on Jhe
28th instant, a general Meeting Of THE STOCK
HOLDERS Of the said Bank will be h95d a. the
BANKING HOUSE, Norfolk, onsW BID = as
DAY, OCT 18th NEXT G. ". CAMP,
Norfo7ll SEP 11-TuT5Std Cashier.
! II G.. " I y &,
| L No Is, North Royal street:
Has constanty on h4 fol dooa nP r y4F ~
RIES, WINES LIQUORS, and al other
articles generally found in first class CrR0Ch-
RY and LIQUOR STORE and will sell as low
as they can be bought in this market sep ~
uTAGE LINE TO MIDDLEBURG.-T]:he
| y subscriber has established q stage line
hetveen ALEXANDRIA, s. MIDDLEBU URIC:
| the coaches leaving Alexandra or Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at { O'clock 35: T. a.
and Sundays, at s O'Clock, a. ~, arriving at
Alexandria st o'clock ? NJ. Office at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

TUST RECEIVED AT IS, KING STREET,
y well selected stock Of HARDWARE and
HOUSEKEEPER'S GOODS, embracing q
large variety, wholesale and retail at lowest
cash prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

POLICE REPORT. james Eyitt, Catharine
Evjtt, and John Moore, were before Justices
Beach. Bell and Moore, this morning, charged
with committing assault and battery upon the
person of Edward O'Gorman, on the > nlgh !
Of September 4th, inst. Catharine Evltt ana
John Moore were discharged and JAS hv1tt
bailed to appear at October Court
Caharer was arrested and brought before the
Mayor, this morning, charged with shooting a
nistol within the Corporation limits lie was
leotured and dismissed. Marion Adams,
charged with stealing $3.50 from George ).
Scblayer, was tried yesterday evening before
Justice Beach, and committed. Upon re-
examination, however, he was discharged,
there being not sufficient evidence TO warrant
his detention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
I OF BALTIM ORE
Persons DESTROYS Of ef'ecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do so, on favorable terms, by applying to me,
tn cir agent at my Office in the Market Building
my 4tf r. JOHNSTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23
G. s " A I Y &

OTAGE LINE TO MIDDLEBURG.-I,he
y subscriber has established q stage line
between ALEXANDRIA g MIDDLhBl hG;
the coaches leaving Alexandra or Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4 o'clock. 2. n.
Leave Middleburg on Wednesdays, Fridays,
and Sundays, at s o'clock, q. H. arriving, at
Alexandria st o'clock. 7. M. Office at the
Marshal House. WI. " HALE l.
TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

$50. W. c. DUNNINGToN is candidate
for the House Of Delegates from Prince v IL
liam county. vs.. sep 23-te
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Fatal Accident on the Hudson River Rail-
road-Two Wen My.ieriousiy Killed
Suupcsed saicidc.

A serious accident occurred on the Hudson
River Railroad on Monday morning the 2nth inst. As
the morning express train fom Albany reared Irving.
ton, the engineer saw two men on the track walking
toward that station. The train was going At al speed
aud could not be stopped even checked in time to
save the poor fellows who were struck and instantly
killed The engineer asserts that he sounded the whs.
tie three times, but the mon paid attention to IT,
They were walking with locked arms, but just as the
ooomolye strnck them they parted Their bodies
were brought to Iryington, and an inquest held. III
which the engineer exonerated from all blame. No
clue has been procured by which to identify tie parties
one Of whom about IS and the other some 40 years
old. We have gathered these few particulars here and
there but the railroad authorities are silent as TO the
matter.
Tie engineer expresses the belief that The men must
have designed TO commit ucidc for be declares they
looked up aud saw the train while II was AZ sufficient
distance to enable them to get OF the tinck.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
EXPLOSION OF ANOTHER PETRO.
LEUM BUBBLE.
More "Surfaee Indicntiens"-s5O,OO 900 or
O,OOO Raised BY n Spurious Oil Gem.

Another oil bubble has exploded in our
midst and the company seems TO have raised some
60. 0c0 or $4,000 by its bogus transactions.
To District Attorney Hall We are indebted for the
expose OF concern calling itself the First National
Petroleum Company which established after the
genuine company Of that title had gone into operation,
ard which borrowed its name in order TO moro readily
sW indie the unsuspecting.
The style ~ the firm Of the I. " =. Co. No. 2 was
II. 5. Rowe Co. aud their plan seems to have been
TO copy a the advertisements and circulars Of the gen.
uine concern. and afier sending them abroad 10
the parties addressed that all remitances were to be
forw arded to their (H. S. r. & Coo care.
The genuine company's credit and reputation were
good. and consequently No. had little difficulty NJ
rcaIing pccapinry harvest by tie assumption OF a
name to which IL was In no manner entitled.
Money flowed rapidly into the hands OF Rowe & Co.,
who are sad have received large an amount as we
have named. They would have obtained much more.
had not one of tie rcmIttances for No accidentally
been received by No. /.
That coniretemps exposed the swindle, and set the
officers Of and persons interested IN No. to work to
ferret out the guilty parties. They were unsuccessful
until yesterday when they caused the arrest Of Austin
Fuller clerk in the spurious company. bat could not
obtain possession Of Rowe who had obtained early In
diligence. aud absconded
II II said and believed however. that Rove will DO
caught and the full particulars OF the latest swinde In
Petroleum be brought 10 light
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The Examination in the s,ovcr Crse.

The examination in the case OF Daniel NJ.
Porter lawyer. Of No I Wsllst.. who was arrested
some time since the complaint Of Henry ID. Stovor
who charges HIM With having dciruudod him QLo COM
pianan) of go O00 and note for $1,000 which was
lease from Fort LAT yette continued Yesterday at
Jefferson Market Police Court, before Justice Dodge
The following Is the testimony: Henry ID. Stoyer
testied--At the second time Of parting with my
money and drafts my belief IN regurl 10 Imprisonment
was that n dd uOt pay the 5000 in cash and the
$500 in notes, | would be sent back 10 Fort
Lafayette from the representations Porter made me
Porter said IL did rot sign lat draft aud notes. and
pay them pay the parties, Wilson aud Fox that they
would arrest mei / did consider myself IN danger Of
being egan imprisoned; Porter advised me To so To
Canada, and after gave the notes ! went left be-
ccnsse Porter advised to 90; went believing from
PoreTE representations that there might be danger VI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
A Train Run. into the Connecticut River
One Person Killed and 3s Wouuded.

A most serious accident occurred on Tuesday
morning on the Connecticut River Railroad by which
one passenger lost his life and numerous others were
considerably injured. Abont 4! o'clock a. m, wien
the train was turninga aboat % miles west Of
Bellows Falls the cars precpitatcd over an en-
bankment about 20 feet into the Connecticut River
portion of the truck having been washed away by the
recent rains.
At the time Of the accident the train being behind
time the running at high speed and the pas
sengols nearly all asleep There were % passengers
on the ears, among whom % returned soldiers.
Tie number Of persons reported wounded Is 3s A
soldier named Kellogg killed gentleman
named Williams from Montreal badly hurt One
ady had her back broken. another had her limbs badly
fractured and the remainder injured in
lees gree.
II was with the greatest difficulty that the passen
gers could be rescued from their pegilons position.
Most Of them had to crawl out OF the windows in order
10 make their exit from the The wounded were
nearly all transported TO Bellows Falls where the in
habtants did all la their power to alleviate the suffer
ngs Of the unfortunate passengers.
LATER-Sinco the above was in type. We learn that
but two cars were thrown from the track that per-
son was killed. fatally, and fifteen otherwise
wounded. The sleeping car was left right side up in
the water.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

trade for Liverpool Salt and the stock is much re
dnced, prices are firm; We quote Ground at si % a
81 60 and fine foows: at 81 15d - 70 the latter
rate for A Ashtons; Turk Island is dul and nominal.
SOAP-Castile is dull. aud We have only 10 note
small sales ut l6!c. cash.
SpELTER has been in improved demand and
frlner; the accounts from Europe more favorable
sales ct 9a9.e. tor Sesin; e0slc Tor Lehgh. ana &C.
for Illinois,
prices are about the sane; quote Cassia at s2t
s5c.; Mace. 81 IOasl Is; No. Numegs, 81 lod
q III; Pepper 3Oa3lc.; Pimento. 23a24c.. and
TEA-A fair inquiry has prevailed. but in prices we
have no special change to note. the market closing
firm sales Of obout 1000 half chests Green.
TIN-Pig has ruled dull. but prices are without es-
sential charge we quote in gold at 2ic. for English;
26d26,c Tor strats and 27tc for Banca; Plates are
moderately active and firm; we quote In currency at
sl2 sos 10 for Charcoal 80 75a sl 50 for Coke;
80 50a sl0 for Coke Terne and S3 250s3 ~ for Char
coal do.
TOBACCO-There has been moro activity in the
mainly for export. prices have slightly improved and
at the close firm.
wHALEBONE has been In improved demand; sales
at 81 20 for South Sea and 81 40 for Arctic.
WOOL-IEere has been only moderate inquiry FOR
both Domestic and Foreign Fleeces since our
last; prices have undergone no special change;
We quote for Domestic Fleeces as follows:
65d67c. for Native and Merinos; 6707Oc
for and do, 7Od74c. for Full blood DO. $50
nc. for Saxony, "a 65c. for No. Pulled 6ed70c for
Superfne do. and 70a72c. for Extra do, 20d25c for
tonimuh tdhIoInh- anu 3~Utfc lOr flno
do; foregn descriptions as follows Chilian, mt 900
33c. for Unwsshed Mestiz,, 35a40c for do. Merino;
Valparaiso, 30d 32c for Unwashed; South American.
32d35c for Unwashed Mestiza, 35dJ7c. for do. Meri
no. s5di7c. for Washed Entire Rios i0d45c. for Creole
Unwnshed. 55d6sc for Washed Cordovs, and 25a27c.
for Common Washed OF all descriptions; Cape of Good
Hope. Ja37c. for Unwashed; East India 2599Jic for
Washed, African 20a30c. for Unwashcd. and 3j0i0c.
for washed; NeIican DG35c. for Unwashed; smyr-
na 25a l2c for Unwashed, and 429i5c. for Washed;
and Syrian at n a 32c. for Unwashed
WHISKY-1he market Is more active and frmer;
sales Of 40 bbls at 81 03i 9s2 "a for Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29


Steamer Ersnconia- Sherwood, Portland.
Ship John Bright. Debar Liverpool Williams 0u;cu.
BARI Pembroke, Skating, Little Glace Bay c. b. H. j. &
C. A. DeWoik "
Bark Idaho, Chapman, AspinwG, Panama Railroad Co.
brig Paragon tBrl Welsh Gsce bay. Miller Houghton.
brs Hohybrook (BE Aide, st John, n. b., II. l.. Rou
Big Ocean Belle Hellrichs Falmouth Fla. Brett Son &
Co.
Brig Arnae. Dawson Apalachcols, J. W. Elwell L. Co.
Brig Londra lbr Carly. Bear River, d. r. DeWolfG Co
Brig Beathx Port vsirno, Oporo, L. T. AmsincI Co
Brig Cypress (Br) Perry, Cow Bay j. =. Whitney Co.
Loud Co.
Sehr Mary Jane, Hszelton, Jacksonville, Fla, A. W. Lsdd
x Co.
schr Anthony Kelly, Newton, Beaufort, n c., Thomas
4 Co.
schr Empress tBr Clubhouse, sackville. P. Nevus (
Son.
schr. Anu, Moore, City Point, Abcal Abbott.
Schr. Arel, Mccormick, Havana. 4. T. Phillips
Schr Eliza s.. Bruce, Hartford. H. s. Racket L Son.
Schr. A. 5. Rowland, Rsynor, Washington, T. Kenny.
Schr. NJ. Holmes. -. Morehead City, ~ L. McCresdy
L Co.
Schr. Viola Sherman Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
tn. Marietta and Cincinnati Read earned tho
third week in June:

third week in June:
1ss. si6.2s7 1865 -.--.s 500, ,70s Increase. slaHi
The Mercantile Bank Of Orange, Nd, pays a
so,ri ri.annual dividend Of 5 p cent The Market
SAVINGS Bank has declared its usual dividends oi
5a6 D cent per annum. The Panama Railroad
oavs q cent July 5. The Bank OF The Common
wealth pays q cent July 40. The Chatham Bank
navs D. cent. The Pacific Mills Corporation has
declared a dividend Of eloe y share The Cape
Cod Glass Company has declared dividend of D Y
cent. The Androscoggin Mills pay sdlVieend OF
Is p cent July |. The Bates Manufacturing Com
pany has declared dividend of ~ = cent
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen trustees
announce their readiness to make the payment due
the Sinking Fund April $4,000, and will stop
the interest on the bonds drawn after July !.
AT the Coal sale this morning small advance
was paid. 2O,0Gc tuns of Pittston and 2o'oop i"hs
Of Scranton Coal were sold as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
nort-u)ar0ens' Noiire.
Sr.-r no Vvv-YopK.

STATE oP Nsw-YoRK.
poPr-WARpgSs OgyIcE. NO. lOs Nh-st
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance WITH
\ ..c,ion OF the act passed Apn H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 sorxsnze wsrdens Once OF the Port Of New
York" 70 al persons interested ia. having charge o. the
ubt matter Of ing my examination or survey thar
h foovirt vessel. are now uudcr animation by tie Port
Wnrdens AMI tha; said or nnations WI %
comp red within neat succeeding ths notice on
boeIi sad grsses:
Steamship
steam.hin Havaua.................At Atsntic Dock.
Ship us '......'tS r.. y.
Ship William IarscOtf.... ..s.-..s...'....S r. n
Bak Harvest Home. ..... oodruh Robinsons
Bark Annie Sherwood. .AusnLc Dock
Bark New f0fk.......s......-.. ltffep~At-
Bark Trovatore. .......... Woodruh - Rooinson.s
brig fscape. e.............................sfJ r. X
fit- lliarat. 10
Bfls Ohetu IA. sfLahic boeN
ScEr JNrfirt. = ~
SchE llOWuoy. T.. n
MINrHORNE IOMPhlNS. fleadeEL
= .AUGs tEREfesS. secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Arrived.

Steamship Linda Theobsd, Mobile June 18th, Key West
25d, Inds. pass, to Benner l. Brown.
Co.
Steamer Gen. ,Meis. wa,.On MOrehead City N c., 50
hours, troops 10 y. s. 40. M.
Steamer r. L. Htle, Smms. Philadelphia. to master.
U. 5. steamer Lackswaua Emnons Mobile 18th inst, and
Ship jeremiah Thompson, Blake, Liverpool May a. with
mdse sn5 'gt pass to sam Thonp:Ons Nsphew On nisht
OT NSau fell cm s@ n, to the deck aqd vas Instantly killed
d.ys Ssa ia tssa wsn to T. exsndls 's
Bark Andes tOf Hapswelll Msrrymsn Nneyas IS days,
B. %.Es from 'd for bosan % .n nd
Bark wiadw.d o Ns.au Edrdss ouanteusmo 70 day.
Bark f. Wright jr Linckin, New w-Orleans 20 days. with
Bsrs r. Murray jr Mirigan, Mssosne June II Dewood.
&C. r. Murray r; sailed in company with brig D. smith,
for Boston. heft vessels.
Bark Ellingwood, Zaza, Brett, Son Co.
Brig Emily Fisher lof Eastport) cornng Zszs 20 days,
Msrmac for Sew-YOrk June II, brig b. f. Nash. jus,
rived
Brig Troop McGS%bsT; n%T; ST. Johns PR II days mo.
big Ada Card savanna la Mar JAM 25 days. logwoOd to
ID. X. DsWofa Co Left no I'm. yesses
Brig Emeline or Yarmouth n eyder, Nsguabo P. R.,
II days; with sugar mols.rs to Miller < Houghion
Brig Jessie hhyna, Sherman, Fernandina F with mdss
Brig Cyclone, of Georgetown p ELI Mcdonald, cisnfus-
20 q Fiani TFs5 oe3 20 c . 'G sla cnaeo. 20 days.
sugar 70 Ee'ea& Co. Jsns ~ lat 9s lon "a TO- spoke
Brig L.w Eaton NasOn MaiaDzls u day', with sugar to
d. X. DeWoE
Brz Active (Br) Wlinge Little Glace Bay IS dayswith
coal to Mlers& Holghton.
Schr John Rose Fonruni Savannah mdse c. c. Colby.
Schr. Gilbert Ben tr Howard, River HerDert N D., II
days coal 10 ID. *. DeWolfS Co.
schr Justina Gregory Richmond, tobacco to W. Brown
Co.
schr Lucy Baanermsn (f Nassau, PD Curly, AbscOae
days with fruit o Jas. Douglas. Lef vessels
Schr. NoTwes,eT (of Clouceser, Pnckney New'oreans
-four L cedar, o master.
chr Surf Shaw, Harrington IA days with lumber to Hol-
yoke Murray.
schr Adra Br Randals, River Herbert l6 days coal to
p J. Nryius.
schr. Lamartne Hill, Saco.
Schr. Maria Whitney Pierce, Providence.
schr. James Henry. Church. Gardiner, lumber
Schr. Chef Chamberlain New London for Nowoerg.
schr. D. Kahn, St,csings Middetown.
schr j. C. Roke- Sesvy. Saco days, lumber TO order.
Schr. Carlton Jayne. Rsndel / ali River.
scnr. d. T. Wiilets, Brown salem
schr Rockingham Fn.ke Lnsan 10 days, coal to master.
WIND-At Sunset, w. S..W. and light.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

CONCERT AT IRVING UALL.-A concert will
be given to Isaac w. Gougler OF the l27th New.York
Volunteers. at Irving Hall, next Saturday evening
The object is very deserving. and the entertainment
promises 10 be very good one.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Jusx 23-Befort
Judge SBrPAAS.
The United States agt. John Benn q alias VIM.
II Hemmick.-The accused who ind.cietunder two IN
dctmeos or forging bounty land wsrau and had yen bail
IN 5000 called mp for trial bot failed 20 appear. The
Court iheeupon directed bis counsel TO ind bail in 5000 e.
eIcn Indictment ia default thereof that the former bail
scnd ~ould br forfeited
Wm. SAVAGE. charged with coun,erfeinz pleading sick
ness, bic continued till the giving bail
Ia $l.soJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
corpr cAIrNpAR-Tus D,y.

SUPREME CouRT-CmcUIr.--PAR l.-Adj journed
without dAy Pant i-Nos l7ss I1so s3 1915 1853 1904.
lsg i6g ll.G ia 1880, S lai 1900 sil I&o 49, 1910
loo. 832
SurERfoR CouRr AND CouRr or COMMON PLEAS
That TEENs-Ad ounns nj iof tLaterm.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
p,..r,,,e.. Ar,iych

IN steamship LINDA .Icm Mohne-J q Whitaker A
NhuiAet aut 4uuy Wal NJ and Mis-, Myers Hoop
ana sister Rev De Cushman Craytand ana daughter
MRS. Horton Nile. r bfombefg N II >nun Mrs Mccte
emiiy Miss a Evans II. Evans. + Boye sud sister. W
d. Cash
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Heceiula af Produce.

JUNE 2s-l2940 bbs. Flour. $40 bbls. Whisky. ~
bbl-. Corn Meal, 10000 bush. Wheat $1,000 bush
Corn. 10 400 bush Oats, 10 700 bush. Malt. 10 pkgs
Ashes. Isl pkgs. on Cake 1890 pkgs. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
sIrIPrING INTEELLGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.. ,s.
Cleared.

Steamship Creole Thompson. Norfolk and Richmond, O.
/ Hineckcn 4 falmofe.
Steamship City Of Manel eater Halcrow, Liverpool j.
Da'c.
Steamship Fung shaey, Hidreth. New orlean, HB Crom
wei Co
Steamship ri Ciel. Hobert, Mdictown, &. Good speed
Steamer jersey Blue, AIey. Boston Whitney Iashs
way.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Eses...iJ Suu Ssts......l - Moon sets...l 10
nIGn WATER TBls OAy.
Sandy Hook. III 3j Gov lsAnd ~ I'm Hell Gate., 5s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEotAL TERs-June
2a-Bcfor- Jadg. CAEDofA
DEcIslONS

Standacher agt. Stanlacher.-Scc memoranda
Ro.. 49, sheridan Receiver granted STAR ag; Van rne
Dearborn ngf. SraSer-nrdrr- granted No.ch ST. The
Mayor 4c-M 3toa dcuird without coats. Hal at. Bishop
Motion srunird biunuejeau agt Dge-Let attachment
Issue Wednesdsy Of Juy bs able Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
A11te6.

s.eaners-Sco,is Liverpool Eagle Havana sidon Liver.
pool Fuug Shuey NewOrrans Creole, Richmond City oI
Manchester, Liverpool; Bavaria.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Refore Jnslire lNGRAHAN.

In r.. the application o. Elisha Bloomer.-Appi'
cation denied wh lYaye remand motion the report
either iHquition for h. moneys aided &c
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

The following shows the exports Iexclnsive OF
spece) from New-York to foreign ports Tor the week
ending June 26, and since the beginning oil the
year: ,s,. ,se. 1ss,.
For fee week ~ sf2ll 40s S4,l79 M5 S2,e3 II
Previously reported 1851. l0s s3,A324O f,9l2,soe
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

SUPREME COURT - CHAEBERs-juSE 2s.--nefore Jus
uce tARSAED
DECISIONS.
WilliNn VI. Lester agt. Freeman Orne.-Order
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

DYIWOOTS--Logwood and Fustic both In
small supply aed firmly held. We quoe me iOrner
gold at s2Cas27 for TobascO. Lima Wood is plenty
ana dull at sGo0S65 in gold.
FLOUR AND MEAL-1ne market for Western ana
State Flour is less active, ana under hberaI arrivals
and further decline ID Exchange, prices OF the 10"
GRADES are 5d i0c. per bb lower the medium and bet
Ter brands saabe ana irregular the inquiry -
u part for export; the sales 1900 bbls. at s5U
IS 40 for Supegine S.ate 81 s5a 80 for Extra state
60 OQ IS 80 for Fancy State s. sjUSG % for the low
grades OF Western Extra; 80 4Od 80 40 1Or SbIpping
Ohio. s6 7JD$7 80 for Trade and Family brands aud
81 751sll Tor st. Louis Exiras. Canadian Flour j.
scarce bGt common grades are Inactive ana about 9c
lower sales Of 20 bbs at S5 sJaSe Ofor the low grades
Of Extra and 81 5US5 20 lor Trade aud dniy fXtrhs
Southern Flour not plenty but - du ana De- lower
sales OF $50 bbs nj 50 150ef % for mixed 10 good
Superfne Country Baltimore &C., and 81 bOdS Sil 10 Tor
Trade and Family brands. Rye Flour is heavy and
offered more eely; safes OF 100 bbs at SJu - 80.
Com Meal is quiet and steady, sales OF 800 Dbls at
"a 70 ioi Jersey, and So ~ for BIandywine
JKUIT-Raisins have been very nrm; Layers have
advanced TO 80 lOas6 25; New bunch are without
special charge. but u firm feeling prevails at 90 90
other descriptions OF foreign drd nave been only mod
eraIey active, but pTces generally have rned qniie
firm. we quote CitlOu at 24a2Jc. for Legborni Cur
rants l2l 0l3c.; Turkish Prunes salelc; Dates, ~
BzOc. and Almonds follows; 22Q24c. for Sicily soft
SHELL 25u 26c. for Provence; 26a26,c tor Langlcdoc
and 4lai3c. for Sheled; smyrna Figs. 2Jd SOC. :
sicily Fberts, l707!c., and French Walnuts l3Ulie
West India Green Irus are more IN markets sales Oi
BaraoOa Bananas at SIUSs %; baTGcoa COcOanrfs,
ESQ., Clean Hnsked so; Elcuthera PinGapDies. s -
and Sugar Loaf do, Sl2. Domestic Dried Fruits are
duh, and prices nominal at acc for State and
western Apples,