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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11
New York c.,,l. n..r..

new OK cattle - arkst.
By Telegraph NV Your yuly 10
current prices for the week at ali the markets
- follows:
LIST quality per head eli oo0i7 So fair to
good, SIS ooDl1 co. com non sla 90 ais 90 ,ns,~,,v
ST. oe0i4 90.
Cows and cAives-Extra per head SIS oo0o5 90, 1,t
qnal.y,E 5 % ssJ 90 ordinary. tss eo07s or common
$50 ooado 90, Inferior. SO o,aa4s CO.
Veal caives-lst quality ' D, l2slss ordinary lo,sn
lllfe: common 10 1lo,zc; inferior, aSloc
sheep and LAmbs-Extss, per head, - 1919 IS.
prime quality 70 s. al TO- ordinary, Is ts4e es CON.
mon, u 5oae co, inferior. 50 soz4 50
svine-IIeavy fed per pound. lo5zAl1i.c. ,yh.
and medium io97z9lo1f
The market for Beef Cattle 10 without decided change
The supply ample for all requirements though ,.ie
were SLOW and in many instances At slight d.cup.
No Cattle sold readily st1Tk.
In seals there was no demand
Sheen andT - h.
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Orr citizens should not permit the chance
now offered for the establishment of Fe
male Seminary here to go unmproved. The
purchase of the Catholic Convent buildings,
well adapted to educational purposes, would
be all the building necessary for some time to
come. That keokuk can maintain good
Seminary We deem it unnecessary to argue;
that it should do it. is a proposition we deem
ii unnecessary to defend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

PrRsoSAI--Our friend Edward Kilbourne,
Esq, reached home yesterday, after an alb
sence of several weeks spent in Washington,
New York and other eastern cities. He
brought as package of late papers for which
be will pleasc accept our thanks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

SPECIAL CAUfIoS--Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup has become SO popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Wnslow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any othsf
article. june5- dwA3m
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Hotel Property for Sale.

YNHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton. on
,o-tts soknk, .ith .hr.e ard -,sf -, ., .t.rfd
o. whth y situated e~d two ssot. FRI M Botel Bud
frg ronfsffng 20 ro< ms, with every orsentrnr. ~,
IL t-roo cellar. tifsru, good welt Il watsr with harm
oni for "a horse Her. l. "a auc "a, Al, An.
deslri fo e. gage In the Hotel Bu ness Tue ~, -
sea sh. the p@sen proprietor d-sr 10 III Il. ON &C.
eonrf OF the III hath Of Ills wife Price s2s Tt,i.
I cd or snIe - = 80
snv urther Information inquire nj ] q Bose-,. q,
p emi"s. or TO d TEN-pyCK
nAy % RAJ Eta w NJ K Ink
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

Rev York Money Market.
By telegraph Nrv Yosr. Ju,y 10
Money active at AGO p cent. call Iosns
sterlins-stesdy At Ios@1os
Gold irregular unsettled and lower opening a, ,ao,<
declining 70 1854, ciosng AZ 1assS
Government Stocks active End nrmer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

CHARLks DoERR, Esq, the newly appoint.
Cd Clerk of the Court, was stopping at the
Dsming yesterday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

OrR friend BLrrHE, of the Warsaw Record,
called upon us yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

HON SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
other fruit Isnd; To- hi. state u cuIri-
ssin j. unarr fence, With go
ou- kibds, now besri1g Price ais per Also
~ ACT "a joining the s~nr isns. ard the same
carafer, wi improve hut he all closed
b. pisinx fsDce he at all pense Price
$40 and So per Ih. land is res
id-pce Of DR. Hirks .hont miles seconf street
heokrk. Fer particulars enquire o.
moh24 II b. TEN EYCK
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CITY NEWS.

Arrival aAa Departure q Halls.
MAn AKRiv -
0urilngtoa ?. n.
Dss Moinss. ............................. 200
ohieaeo ...................... $50
~. Louis. 3:3e
1Almyra, by Pscket.......-...........". 600 \. =.
MAH cLoeRs.
Burlington ................... $3.50 A. \.
Dss Mones. $3.50
Chicago =.
81. Louis........................ u.
Palmyra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 A. n.
Postod6cs opens ut A. n, closes p. \. SUM-
day-open from sto . Az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

LcuR sAtE-rhe very e--ralle hii-t re.id.r..n
grounds nes ~ BOD shd suI.i.-s h. A pGltp
SOC E.a titaa'-d he rl.r Of 18th and ffxt Il,
iouss has q 10 rooms with all the la<.ru p,rttx.
nfnl -tHrs- hsr% iarnthtrs etsifeLI+ lut. sf-
taeh+d- egs4rtd With frIt and orrsnleTa ,rtes Price
tsSs' Title go or no sale. For further is.,teui 70
'nlnre OF II. u. TIN RaCK
Msrch 81 sar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

EsOR SALE.-A two-story frame dwellir Z
house. ~fih six rooms and fnsI lot. situated cl
~. In tloek % on the o. Rank and kiit-erfl
street, In D. v" kilbpnlne'- Addt Title god CT
no .si- Price $500. Enquire Of
mchf b. TEv-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

l,OR SALE-A Two-story Prick Dwelling uor,,
II with eight rooms. lot 40 ~ lio-two st4hlts ~
wood htd. ard god viii ~ soft water STREET vel
paved. ard brie L side ak sitnstea on nd4au t.
t~ Tenth snd Eleventh Title tood OF Mosaic
Price q, 100. inquire Of
febal HB TENFYCK
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H. m. p. en- r. q.
81
1855. ChAege Of TIssse 1866.
Hmers0n's Agency.
"FLORENCEn

skWINa MAcHINHs have
~ resersabis fesd motion.
WHICH ssAbles the opssssos
70 hare the work carry eth
- ~ay. or TO change the d.
r~rtion and faster the end
sfseams By turning atbunb
screU. They ere soiseisss
and en- hs us~d where qnsst
b necessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder Of all, became
Of its combined Elasticity,
strength and beanty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

nor eALk-Lot 1, and 90 feet Of Lot 2 In Block leo
= situzt-d on the c"rne of Seventh ard 0rlerrs It
These tots are er~ Nth fruit svergr aid other
ornamental tres. together vi. nns gsoSth o. d ade
trees on III de-ssk and large eist IN On The back
part ef the lot and really the 6nest building lots In
thst part Of the city Price 81 BOO Tiis perfect IN
quiIe o. ljanloi II u 1EN-kYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

LUX SALE-Twenty feet eat eide of 10, H.
tioct l0s. thr north side OF Main near sevent
street Price II coo. little good Enquire Of
febI Ii B TEN-EiCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

EOR SiLE-Twenty acres Of beausi-
ful Harden Or Grape land and near the Missis
sipp river, abon three mile above the city Keokut
Title good Price ,S20 900. Enquire Of
mch50 n b. rEN-EYCKs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-11

EUR SALE Lot. and 8 in Block
isl. on the OF sth and Pslsan streets w.t.
be cold ata bargain. Enquire OF
msy4 B.TRN-KTCK
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DfoR SALE-Lots 8 and 8. In block 1s4 on Fulton
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth STREETS. pfic
tou 10 K-okuk- Prize $3.50. Tile. eood Or M ALE.
Enquire Of ljan7l b. rEN-EYCk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

at sos s1@s26 md $50 tbs. do. Qsst evennr1 seller
MAY at 500 37 tie sales cash and regular, are b@oO
bbs at S25 s7!Gs OFT for New Mess, and 81 for eh
ira Prime. B' If is firm ana In far demann sairs oI
New TO-; g sd ais for Oh Extra, and s20@sN for
New do. fierce Beef is dull and nominal Beei Hams
are In gooh demand and 1rmeri sales OF 40 OILS al
s37afss5 for Western. and $40 for Craelbs brand
Cut Meats steady but quieti saes oi vu poaes az
same rate Bacon is dull and heavy; sales OF 100 boxes
Long Clear AT l52e and 40 BOxes stretiord Cnt. AT
tic Dressed Hogs are dull and heavy at lJ9l3lc Tor
Citv Lard is lower and closed dnl s1ies o ooo pigs
(nart last evenng) at l7ic for Cy, lstGsse Tor ia
10 prime steam &bu Eettie Nchuo'0u' anu ''V ''' ~
ArrrRyooy PROVISION MARKET. 81 o'cIocK--Pork
is in alr demand and steady sales OF OUOpbis Mess
in lots at So $40. Lard was steady sales oi $40
! PETROLRU M--The market is quiet, but prices are
without material changc we qnote Crude at26ic., Re.
fined, in bond Al a ilic aud do Free al 59a6lc.
| RICE-The market is dull and nomiDaiiy uncbanged
we hear ~ 20 sales. .
moderately active, and prices arc sus aned at lOi q
lOsc for fair 10 good Refining; sales oil is hhdf at lOt
a i2c for Cuba, lns 3lc. for Porto Rico, iuic ioI
Dsmerara and 100 boxes at lOdlltc the later Tor No.
~ By auction 263 cashs Dutch Crushed. ut 4s 5tc
and 400 boxes damaged Havana at Ice, both net cash.
| L.. fined are dull at l6c. for Hards.
| SrEARIN-lhe demand is fair bnt the market is
easier; sales Of 10000 n Sc for Prime City, l7!c
| for good Western, and II al &C.. for Grease.
| SEEDS--Cl0yer Seed Is III good demand and easier;
saes IF 67 bags at SOLE Timothy Seed fairly active
and Grmer; saes OF 100 bags at 80 7Jas4 -. Rough
Egy Seed is dali and small sales at - o. calcutta
Lnsecd * dull ald nominal.
TALLOw-The inquiry il fair but the market is IN.
settled; sales of 20 600 10 lItDillc. TOR Western,
! ll2r. icr Albany, ard ll,6l2c. fOr City.
| WHISkY-thc market is duh but sieaoyi saies OF
- bbIs. at g 20! q 81 ~ for Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
IN HRo0GLYS.
A Card.

am informed that Gel. Il. Hstvan, who, at all
events w.le. bo considered the agent Of IL. Emperor
Of Mexico has taken The boryo ar rreent to use ~
h. own seal the which contains tho coat Of arms OF
MEXICO Thi, Ab.8rdy Intentionally done, with the view
70 make osc petons he desires believe that he an agent or
eomui..onor OF the Emperor M,Simi!an-
To project all concerned from imposition feel obliged
with the fl hnowedse Of my official poriion IN Merie3 and
Ia the mos, formal manner to state;
I.f That Mr. Es,van not, and cannot be- in any
form or manner an sgent q the Emperor McIHilan OF
Mexico, or OF his Government
Second That the Emperor hs, conferred Mr. Esven
eomn!.son, authority, OF trust wbatcycr.
ThirG; Mr Esyln. being thu, without any commission
character Of authority Eom tho Emperor Of Mexico. any
pronss eBgagemonts grants made by him, behalf OF
Ae MrIiean Empire worthless nnll and Of no credit.
Fourth am entirely thai understanding, either
public private has taken place authorizing M Estyan 10
assume the character Of an agent of the Emperor.
Making tho shove s'acmeus do Il fully convinced that
,hele /. nothlns 10 contrsdic. me. LUIS pE ARROYO
Ncv York, April ,. 1895.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
CUBA.
Reported Negro Hmsurrcction
Enormous DeialcatiOns Discovered in the
Military Treasury.
Two Officials Condemned to lefuuS
Over s2,5oo,ooo.

To Tie Aaocisted Press.
HAVANA, Saturday. Msrea "a, lst6.
Since Wednesday night there has been O re.
port OF negro insurrecto0, on Oyiedo's plantations.
and also on an estate OF tin Hernandez and on two
Others near Bolondron. The Government sen, cavalry
this morning, and infantry are also preparing to 90 tc
the scene OF trouble. There Is little DANCER 10 be an
pretended Of general lnsurrection at present ba,
many fee that " viii come sooner or later.
There has been large defacatOn discovered in ths
Hilitary Treasury and the intendent, Don Joaquin
lialyez and the in,eyertor Don Vicente EOtrioaez
have been condemned to pay 60 269 29i TO- There are
also large deficits in the Custom House and otter de-
pagtnents.
The L. s gunboat Mickinaw has been in pot several
days and leaves tomorrow for St Thomas. Capt.
Drake has not been we'll out Is improving.
Ine health OF the island very good. We have less
sickness OF all kinds than usual at this season.
Business is very duh especially on account Of tho
holy week.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

Steamship John oitson Young AeISDdris, H. B. Cro~'
s,esn.nip Gso ocns Gate, Boston Neptune Seemshp Go.
shp Gorilla tBr) Go .frd, Liverpool. Wiliims onion.
slp Jsnal ma tPIuss FaIsd LONDON, sunch Nc'ncke q
Rrg Anna Maria UIol). yandsrkoOs, Rotterdam, '" So
B,is Volunteer tBr.) Hio Gtande do Sad D. r. Ds"olf
Big Nautilus of Lubee) s,eaens, Bahia, w r. Schmidt
grg Poly Jones tBr IarseI Kingston JaIn p j. Novia'
Bde Thomas Owen, Pe;,Iusin, Nouv,as Thompson 4
Hunter .,, . p
BsIk Nicola De.pO. Au Pedn Queenstown for orders
Uoiuboe Co. ,,.o
Bark Eureka, flamphrry. hatuz,s, Wash Il Caryrr nm
Brig Nlleelt lbLl, OurisoD, ST. johns, NJ d. d. l.
Sinai Co. 80, =, ~ D..
Neinlk WrBtt m m
Big Hafry and Aubrey Br). Hammond, Barbados T. T.
Dwight.
Big Clem.pce Eu.eae (F) Lavse Cape Town for oFden
Boyd Hmcksn.
Scnr Dadt, Johnson, Stamford
Schr Robert hnarp, .rcAeli. stanford. -
schI Free Wad Too6rr, Wasniuston, d. c. Van trunt
slsght. NJ I'M ,r
,chr. Mirnma tEr). Anderson, Norioik, Va. b. T. Small
4 Co. -
S,ir Air;, ,prl Crosby. Halifax J. Y. Whitney Go.
Schr q. T.. Taylor, iiosr!,Fr 'ficssbursh, Va.
Sclr. s. a. Read, Bai.imor-. Bentley, smith &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
MAYORS OFFICE.
A Wail from the strect-Clesning Con.
fYHcsDPf,


His Honor tho Mayor yesterday received the
folov,ing communication from the Street-CIeanlDg
Contractors:
OyyICR OF THE CONTRACTORS roa Cts,sISa srEstrs'
NEW YORK. Aprl 5, ISyo.
To the Hon, JoBs T. HcPEaAs, .sGyor. ~, IA.
siH: MuObssfyo IN Tue lJfa.lf papers OF N'lh no.
In w st Il street, pnb ished not having oeeh cesel
daring tho pGs. week. said TO b. no reported oy h'
pohcr. ..t,..h.l Z, M,
Wo sincerely assuro you that the poT. published !. ~"
correct as ean by the daily reports sso t '
y.r,nus 70 i,o stations by our iofemrn. - =, ,
We ilstrae thGs OF sbr ifd " "iu' HAi' D -
finn our ioTt man, statement III tr s'hs PP,s
Yesterday in whirh II alleged hat M ths lhrd "Hi
ihre were J streets reported mot cC4ucc during ie Pe
Qua wern he.s arc "a stTets IN the ttfe afoJ 50 -
tosht t his duty the station House and ASCERTAIN
po.sbl. WHY N.gd ler0ft Il. L3 LesbB P''
y ~ sd station ouse the work done eacn DAY, "heh tn'
40 ain informed hin that his tFunsl reports ",se o. M
hat IA. did not thai necessary 20 Red any report
OF he tIrrs to hr,dquartr aud M" result "a''h1
n tho ahsrncr tots Tepor, the elTo ari was fepoti
mot eeansIp by Police ileadquacers lhe same nAy D
sid OF the Futh Warl3O streets reported mot cIe4hed
there arc only - streets in the Wd In tho lhoentn
Word % Topoed when there are only 40 iite'
ID tho ward -,
papers ont We ink u unnecrsfery o. 4uHtei t'nHs 20
your llonors by erullcfaug ne IN o. s pht ~
Iistce TO compelled 90 maze TINS statement
II yonr Honor thOwiug think e. y Lat she t.s"
urnt nlud. 10 wholly gross pery.r7lou OF 4ae's'
We rcUien youC o5edrnt a'ryahts 49,, -.--..
BRowg, De YoB KFAPPi Conrsctor.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
RcnI Estate Salcs.

The following sales ofreal estate were made
yesterday.
BYE H. Ludlow & Co.-Brosdway-The plot OF
ground Nos PA and 2i6 Broadway. cas-, side between
fulton and Annsts., being part Of tho old " Museum
lot opposite St Pau's Church 50 feet on Broadway.
running back about lO feet running through anu form
ing an l. on Ann.st sold for SJ0.OOD
By A. j. BleecAer, son Co.-West Sirteenth.st.-
House and lot No. s7. north side; lot 25Kl0o house
25ri0; s97j0.
Hammond. .,t.-House and lot No 1871. north side;
lot l2.4Kg5i .i.750
Stanton-5t-House and lpt No 352. north side: lot
l6gxCO house lS9Af0. g. 90
Fast Thirteenth. st.-Houbs and lot No. 6i9. south
side; lot 25tl0J3
Ninety lot north side, s75 IT, west or
Eghth.avc.. 2jIl00ll; sl.J1j Ono lot adjoining
above same size, $50
Fifty fourth.st.-One lot south side go n. west Of
'Sixth-ave. 25xiO05. y, 400
by james NJ Miller. er.-I;yingtonst.-Th three story
and basement high stoop brick house and lot No l69,
near Clintonst house 20xij feet. lot. 20Kl0O feet
s. $50
THE lot No 100. near Iovernenr. slip eloI
70feet with the estory brick house on front OF lot
ard three story briok bousc on rear, go JD
John .st.-The lot No. 10 between William and Gold
sts 25xiO65 fset. with four story granite and brick
store covering tho whole lot. 81. 100
Canalst--The ak story white marble and iron store
and lot No. go 2jxs9 feet. STOOD.
Greenwich st.-The FIVE st.sy iron and brick store
and lot No. 298 "a. $3.50 feot k2O.50D.
Sixty four -st-Two lots north sde JJ feet cast Of
Eloyon.h.aVe., each a5XlO0.5 feet SjlO each.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
rryvrG.

Steamship g. Patrick iBrl GLASGOW March LondondoTy
e baar 27h, st. John ~ b., ia bAl at and loO pass u
Wi laEsN tuOu. 90,
Steamship Hunter Ro-er.. saylnnnh c5 hours with cotton
20 l. l. Jones. Alr a. ~, 40 m 81 oi IhhCo'edsuei
pss-el s'aan.'i - DHrut, steering SW. -,
! Strsusuip Ouf tty. S,rwIi. Havana hafch zfih wa
Chs rleon 39th wh mdsr and pass to smith DhAn'hg
Pot into Ch1rc-tOu ipf supply 81 G al. -,
Steamship Salvador Atkins, Savannah WIN mase anu
pass to Gini.on 4 Allen. ., 49,.
Siosmship Ellen > Tony BeaFse. Newbern with cotton
naval stores und ps.s. 'o &. Go Gsp"od.. -
steamship Poconc Fisher Fortress Monroe "a hours 10
ua.trr -, ,, n =,
rlf Victoria Ursula ,of rchau Lo Nor, G.aoe Boy, -
day, with coll 10 >. ,. Brad.baw.
sch El,na }. Oot 'ol frDwncctownl LAVENDER msIh'
zal. 9 days. with 'nr'r 10 master.
Scnr. A. M Mics OF. lislr, Norwalk.
srh- EGci'r. rlWo,d Nofwai Tor Virginia
Srhr. II. 2. Ely stok-s Providence.
sctr Otouan' Dod.o iTpv dino for El1abetbpot
schf Occau star Haskell, Rockart with Ane to WIN =
Brown.
srhr Benz Eng'i.h Batter Providence.
SchL r.. G. D-uison Ellis New Bedford foI AlpahJ'
sclF Dastpn r. Iuhblfd, Sop-T, Fah kivrr
Schr. Edward Woot'n. ioupg. Providence.
sehr y. uoim-s Arnold fToy,drn e 90 Eizabeihpcf!
schE ls,b.l Alberto. Tucker. Providence.
". Fanny New louuau.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

with them various articles belonging to the guns and
some II boxes whieD aAdersl ood contained shell;
understood that these guns came from Mr.. william f.
Carey .,c, q,
Mr., C. g. Wright WIS then recalled. and testified i
told Carey We would tieat thr0lgl hlm for tho
steamer; think M Carey did not asA who my Prin-
cipas were; tbnk told hm they were agents OF tn'
ChIIan Government; Mr. Carey said he thought no
woud do nothing with them as nc mad had pr.yions
applications from tho same parties, and they hao no
money; / told him thought these men could get
money would SEQ them about il, md report 70 ban
obopt the 2oh of December Nj Carey called again.
told him had no lnrther progress to report
After some further testimony by tais witness the
casc was aGi Giourned To Wcdntsday at IL u u.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Cotton nj Auction.

John II. Draper d Co. yesterday sold at
public auction. ty order and on accoun, Of Unted
States Government. about 300 bales o. cotton, as
follows;
Savannah CottOn-l5 bales m.ddling fir NJ 43ic
20 bales strictly Eiddling 3-lc.i ~ bales low mid.
ding 80. d3J.c, ~ h8cs good ordinary. - dJiic 4:
100 bales ordinary. g. &C., - bales low ordinary 3lic
~ bales plcsng 2iic f36 bales reha'cd. 3ii sac.
Florida Co'ton-ie bales good middtnr. AZ 81 .c.i l67
bales strictly low miidug. 90! f3c. 10 bales good
ordinary 3i Qygc. - bales ordinary. j2.c ~ bales
gickrcs. e5ic. go rsbalod!1l dJ.Ic.
Memphis cO'tsn-J bales strictly middling At Etc. {:
10 bales Iow u.iddhfg SIC. 2l bales good ordinary.
Rte. 10 bales ordinary. JJ.c; bale pekings 3.c.i
A. bales rebgled 3i.'.
Nashville co'iou2 bales strictly middng. at 3s.c. !;
bales low u.iddl!ng. sic. IA bales good ordinary.
&c. L. bales good ordinary. 3ic; bales pokings
gslr.; q bales rv5alod. .ic.
Sea Islaud cotton3l bales first quality At 81 07c.; 81
bales second quality. s5c. "a bales Sea Island and
bales short staple account of whom II may concern
76c bales first quality Sea Island. 7tc j. bales
second quality do, 60c.; bales low ginned lG5c; 3
bales good middling zoe; 70 bales low mlddng. 5!c.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

LAUNCH OF 4 New STEAMER.-The steamer
Bristol go feet long 40 feet BEAM and ID feet bold
built by w. II. Webb. under the immediate superln.
tendcnoc Of Capt. Jed. Williams, for the Merchants
Steamship Company. of Bristol Il. l., George S Howl
and esq., President will be launched at the foot OF
Sxtb.st. T.. T., on Wednesday at quarter before l2
o'clock This is the first Of line Of boats to ply
between New.lork and Boston, via Bristol r. |. Her
consort the Providence Is the stocks In the
shipyard, and VIII soon be ready or launching. These
two boats modelled with the view of making them
better and more comfortable seaboats than apy vessels
hitherto built for this trade, and their hus very
heavily and strongly built. They are designed e1clu.
siyey for the conveyance Of passengers aud will have
ample cabin and unusual state room accommodation for
at least 900 persons. Their appointments will be in
splendid STYLE with special for tho convenience and
comfort Of the travelling publc furniture upholstery
&c. by A. L. Stewart Co.. Chinawa cutlery. glass.
lamps. mirrors. &c. by T. V. Haughwout & Co. The
joiner work. by King Fells will be elaboratey deco
rated The engnesthe largest yet built In this
city, with surface condensersare by the Etna Iron
Works undor the supervision OF j.. W. Smith. Supern
tending and Controlling Engineer. Safety. steam. and
re.pnmps introduced for the protection Of both
vessel and passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Court Of General Sessions.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
the following criminal csses wer, disposed Of:
Frank Sherer acknowledged himself guilty Of steal
ing % pigeons. of the value Of O. each pigeon. The
Court suspended judgment
Gustayo Harris pleaded enty ofpet larceny in steal.
ing a vest OF the value of oli Sentence suspended.
Richard Landoway pleaded guilty OF stealing q gold
watch Of Ecttie st. Clair in Houston of the value OF
6 and was senteuced 10 tho State Prison for ono year
William Vidra sentenced to the State Prison for
years and months, having pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of grand larceny stealing various articles
In all Of the value Of el6T.
William Kenney boy OF II years pleaded guilty OF
stealing personal property Of tho value Of t37v and
sent To the House Of Refige
Maria Deyine pleaded guilty Of stealing wearing
aau
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
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