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The Heaihen of london.

:, At recent meeting of the London Diocesan Home
n ission, the Archbishop of York referred to the
-. heather" population of the metropolis HI said
Il DO not use the word In spirit of unkndness but
we are Obliged to face the fact, that while we cali
this Christian country and send missionaries far
and wide all over the world, we have at home an i'm
mense mass of the population who in point of eduea-
ton, IN point of morality really need our care rs
much as it is possible for men to need it, Look @f
the statement contained in the report Here is an
account OF one district Not one person in hundred
attends place of worship. OF the two hundred and
eight shops in the district two hundred
Twelve are open on Sunday.
, ABOUT Rity however, are closed on SATURDAY. the
jewish Sa5bath. Not half the GENTLE adults ca
read Hall tho women cannot handle a needle 6nr
Mothers Meeting has seventy members, EaIf Of
wnom though living with men and having families
ere unmarried, and this is the proportion thronrbnut
me Gentle district Nine families out of ten have
put one small room in which to live eat and sleep
Not one family In six possesses blanket or change
OF clothing Not one in four has any bedding beyond
sackng, containing little flock or chopped straw
IA miserable E substitute for mattress. Not one in
twenty mas clock-not one in ten book MANY of
the houses are in tho most wretched condition Of Art
ana nith1wals ceilings. floors, and staircases bro
Ken and rotting. Drunkenness, Drawing. bias
phemy' and other sins are fearfully prevalent
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IRON WORKS
LEGAL NOTICES.

EPY ORDER OF TIE C0MMISSTONER
E9 OF 1NSOLN ENTDEBT0kS-Noticeis hereby
gwen 70 the creditors of the following named Insoi
vent Debtors, that the said lnsolvents having filed
ther petition to tho Court Of Common Pleas for the
benefit OF the insolYent Law of Maryland that the
Jay hereinafter mentioned as fixed for their appear
ance to answer interrogatories, if any be fled and
mat the following named day has also been fixed for
nna bearing IN their case before the aforesaid
Henry A; Mercer, applied March 5, 1s6G-frst ap-
peaTance May T. 1866 final hearing July 2 1866.
| ance May 7, 1856, final hearing July ,. 1866
Andrew Lyons, applied March Il, lS66-first ap-
pearance May l. 1866. final heariug July 2, 1866
John Green. applied March ., iS65-frst appear
ane EN- MAY 4 1890, 9nai hearing July 1866
pearance May I. 1865 final hearing July 2. 1866
jacob Arnold; applied ID April lS66-hrst appear
anco 4h June lo45. final hearing 9th August, 1866.
George W Dudrow. applied Sd April lS56-frst
appearance 18th June, 1866 final hearing 9th August
James Ii. Connolly, applied 9th April, lS66--frst
appearance 4th June. 1866 final hearing 9th August
Thomas Hubbard, applied 14th April. 1SfG--fr,t
&c., 4'n june 1866 final hearing 9Th August
jeremiah Hubbard. applied 10th April, 1S66-frst
appearance 4th june 1866. final hearing 9th August
ALevi Herzog, applied 18th April l866-6rst an
Pearance 4th June. 1866, final hearing 9th August
Thomas Russell. applied 9th April, lS66-frst an.
Rearance 4th June, 1866, final hearing 9Th August
Jacob g. Nyburg, applied May LIST. 1s66-frst nm
1866. 1'' Ai1'i HeaiAns August oth'
Simon S; Nyburg, applied May LIST. 1S66-frst mn
1866. -'''' Ni'"i nedllhs august 9th.
Charles R. Coleman, Jr., applied MAY 5 1ss6-ir.t
1856. ~ 'iAns SepOehoer D.
Wm.J. GuSsen' applied May 7. lS66-frs. appear
anee July 2 1866, final hearing September g. 1866
arn f L Ley applied May 9, S66frs appear
George rye Ese e.. applied May a. lS66-frst appear
anee July 2, 1866, final hearing Sept. g. 1866.
Paptrick Rawley. applied May a. iS66-frst ap-
peaEEance July 1865. final hearing Sept; 8, 1866.
chester X. Marsh, applied May IL, 1S66-frst APP
peaTance July 3 1866. final hearing Sept. 3, 1866.
john :. Dutrow, applied May II, S6t'-frst appear
anee July z. 1866, final hearing Sept. 8, 1866.
William NJ. eiuda applied May q, lS66-frst ap-
pearance July 2, 1866. final hearing Sept. 3, 1866
Augustus M Gardner. applied May e. lS66.hrst |
appearance July 2, ls66, final hearing Sept 3 1866
Samuel Thomas Knight, applied May 81 lS66mhrst
appearance July g 1856. final hearing SEPT g. lSts1
G1ONsIGNEE's NOTItE.-The sensignees of |
" lot nests Buckets per schooner ,E Lucy a; Or
the same as they are stored at their risk and ex-
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Observation-Disclosures.

- Norfoik-Steamer Thomas Kelso-ll haIcs cotto
Sewers Anderson; y do do, and ba IS do, sundry
90 10 Gr a. Tn br9s Col Il bbls spirits
Howard Cole IL Co. ~ 00''oh yarns
New Y"rk,Schr Jamestown-275 octaves bra,d,
259 baskets champagne IFS pkes wine, le6S cnss
wine and oil, c. Morton Stewart -'''' cases
EXperts-EOreign.
Sagua Lagrande-Schr Vaiencia-3, $40 shocks md
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE,
No. u SEC0Nn SrNE ITs-N No-AL OIL.
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance Compsny

OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE Is3 SOUTH BROADWAY,
IN TIE Han king House formerly occupied
by the Second National Rank
This Company insures loithout charge for Pollen.
buildings, Merchandise and other Property in or out
year or for shorter period, and assurances may be
made Tor seven or for less number of years. The
Spupany also lnsures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland,
Navigation and Marine Risk
Applications for Insurance or for information in
Teiau0n TO the Company may be made to JAMES T,
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY C. JONES, Secretary,
PRESENT BOARD or DIRECTORS
4. n, IL Wley. John j. Abrahams,
Jas. l. Randolph, Jas. g. Ramsay,
IN. ID. Gathcart, George A. Coleman,
Sharies I. Morris, Thos. BooZ
John :. Gilman, Caleb B. Hynes
mni2-u JOHN w. RANDOLPH pres:dapE
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time Of Arrival and Closing of Mails at the Pos,
Office, BaHinlor Md.
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ph{ynt5eEpl,ia HE.-5r,ss

PHILADELPHIA. June 23-Cotton duh at 3s G39 cts.
Extra $500 @Sl0.O0. Wheat duiI-Quotations:n omi
nal. Corn quiet-Y eilow SIPS. Coffee quiet-Rio IS
s gU,H ouea Sugar ll@i1A cts, cun ency Wits
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Sale OF the Southwest Pacific Railroad in
.FOlsn c. Fremont.
From the Missouri Democrat. ] une 16.l

IRON the MlSsOurl Democrat, June 10.
, We are informed that the sale of the Southwest
Pacific Railroad to Gen. Fremont was eonsulnmated
Yesterday by the approval Of the contract of SALE
and by the execution and delivery of the deed TO
ven. fremont and or the mortgage by Gen. Fremont
10 me state The first irstallment of purchase mo-
N35z?OO was paid to the Commissioners, who to-
Jay dellvered possession to James Tanssig ESQ as
attorney IN fact of Gen Fremont The papers were
cn az, ,ea Tor record in the Recorders Office of the
nons. by reference to the seventh and eighth
est OF the contract. it appears that the inter
to perform any very Strlngsnty secured failure
s4lieture OF the road and every portion Of II " I
oShle H.hu gives TO the Governor the r;Tb+ - +i
nealate possession of the road withont nrocass
Besides this the State gets a mor,,oao -, a..
securing the balance of the nnrc5asa On tne road
the performance of all tho condtions x ~ ey' ana
tract. ms MORTGAGE may be enforced Inv 81 g
the road In the ordinary mode. The ninth art;i o
ene secures to the State lien the precedence
over all other liens and mortgages which NAV be
hereafter created by the purchaser. By the terms f
the contract the road is to be completed To Snr;n
hd In two years. while tie law required the road 70
be completed to Springfield in four years. In several
other respects is the contract favorable to the
the preservation of lien to the State only for the
payment of the purchase money and for the eyDend-
lture OF half million dollars each year while the
contract preserves lien to the State for those two
ana all other conditions of the contract.
A WEsTEN GIRL.-A lady in Concordia Ill., was
yery SICK few days ago. and her physician decided
tnat squirrel soup was necessary for her. request
was at once sent to all the men in town to shoot
squirrel lor heT but there was not to be found
country girl who happened to be in the neighbor-
hood heard Of it. shouldered a rifle and returned IN
about half an hour with four squirrels-each shot
through the head, - '>''
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your Loving Sister
MARY W aSrrrvcroN- ,,

STRANGE SCENE IN THE House OF Coefg0NS-The
serious discuss ion the Reform bill was broken on
Tuesday evening by an interlude of broadly comic
eharaGter;, Mr.. Mhalley is absurd at any time. hut
Mr.: Whaley on Fenianism is joke, the hugeness Of
which requires TO be heard in order to be an
preclated. Under no circumstances could it have
been expected that House of sane men would listen
to the eXtraVagant stories in which the honorable
member has a monOmaniacal fait5. But that the
House OF Commons should do so when this sort of
rubbish was interposed to stop an important debate
was out OF the question. Mr.. Whaley, however. is
as obstinate he is absurd. For nearly an hour he
persevered in shriekng out stream of nonsense Mt
the top OF his voice and enforcing it by frantic
tculation. while the House roared at him in every va
nety OF parliamentary and in some varieties 0r I'M
parliamentary, Interruption. Cries of Divine" and
Agreed, demands that the Right Honorable mem
Der should slGS, grnans something that sounded very
IKE braylng and other sounds of wholly indescri-
babie character assaied the honorable member from
all sides; and should imagine that the impression
produced upon the minds of the Chinese gentlemen,
who bad that night seats in the gallery must have
been that one lunaic was addressing an assembly of
lunatlcs. How long this scene might have lasted
there is no saying, if an honorable member by NOV
ing that the House should be counted had not given
the Speaker an opportunity of appealing to the hon
orable member for the Peterborough district NOT to
insist upon forcing himself upon those who were deter
mined not TO hear him. Whalley by this suppressed
Sr j. Cairns resumed the debate on the Reform
blll:-Loadoni Correspondence Of tie Manchester Es-
outner. ~
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Board af Trade.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sales nj the baltimore Stock BOARD.


Gy TELEGRAPH.
Fu-~;saed BY leonard j. 7orrsey d Co., Stock anz BIZ
Brokers. No. % South Street.
June o. 1898
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WEDDrNG OUTrrrs

NJ Since its foundation the COMPAGNIE LYON
MAtSE mas not ceased to occupy itself particularly
IN me selection OF articles of taste and of superior
quality, consequently this Company is unrivaIIsd IN
Fa1ls, and enjoys universal reputation, -
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YAyHIs Is no GIVE NoTICI;-rIll---- -

NHiS Is TO GIVE NoTICE-That the sub
Se[ioer mas obtained from the Orphans Court of
city. letters testamentary on the estate of
'U sh LEWIS LEWIS, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the
99tn gay OF December next; they may otherwise by
laW, pc excluded from all benefit of said estate
Al persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, Given under NV bani
this I'd day Of June, 1856. 01 1NO- AAA0
;.z,.. ANN =. LEWIS,
'S0-aAHsH, ExeeWtSix,
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'H7laE ,Np p! 1s sEtng bsea appoint
DELPHIh AL ia prepared to furnish 6aaiars a.
quantities required. 1hss Ale csarast;et coci ~
Hs Hase sn Gag 9os.Ssrf Orders solicited No hSprs
Ter 6SDvs;Y Vcafsent supply on haE6 'A~
tAha q. LlPPINuCYr
ny, Eo. II 4aiGsrston ssrset
'faissaaa I'D q ln..as....-n
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AZ 1s:GaxEsM IMPROVEMENT
& NARFETE
KAkFEIBI
- OIL CL0THSl
MATTTNGSl
DRUGGETS. ETC.
q. y. GRIFFITH.
SO and 81 BALTIMORE STREET,

Opposite Holiday street,,
Now offers for sale one of the handsomest most ex-
tcnsive and best selected stocks Of VELVET double
and single widths. ENGLISH BRUSSELS. TAPES
VENETIAN CARPETIN68. oil CLOTHS, in eiI
widths grd qualities. RUGS, MATS, HATTfNGS.
CLOTHS &o., to equal, if not to exceed, anythinT
ever offered to the public.
To the trade great inducements are offered. Goods
at factory prices.
my line. are invited to call before purchasing.
forms low for cash in1s l.
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EONsIGNEE'S NOTICE.-The eonsignees of
~ lot nests Buckets per schooner Lucy A. Or
cutt from Boston, will please attend to receiving
the same. As they are stored At thsr Eisk and ex-
psnso. KELSEY a. 9kAfs
nhIT-f aas. RVshsasRs #hagt and PIast Sta
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

ksg FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE.
MES&--Ths Regular Packet Schooner ANNA S.
-asa'Asz- BROWN, Baker, Master is now loading for
tho above port, and having the most of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch. For balance Of
freight or passage apply to 4. NJ. HESLEN N. VI.
corner Pratt and Gay streets. mh2-tf
z,35k FOR SAVANNAH, dsEoRGEA,-A vaa-
&C., sci will be dispatched for tho above port in
case sufficient freight Offers Apply at once to
III AESLEN. N. VI. coIaeT of Pratt and Gay streets,
VII luz ther' ja20-tf
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TIE FEN6ANS.
4 FeHian Captain Attempting an Invasion
off Cork,

Queenstown June 81 correspondence of the London
The first of the Fcnian invaders who mad, or a.
tempted no conceaImen of his objects was captured
to-day upon the arrival of the tender from the City
OF New ork. when that vessel approached the bar-
Dor on her bomeward voyage.
One of the passengers. Richard Quinn, who is Il
shoemaker when not employed in military affairs
requested the captain to steam directly into Queens
town, as ne had particular business there. The cap
tam objected as no had to 90 on to Liverpool and
suggested that the tender might answer as we'll
Quinn at first disposed to dissent from this view
pat when the tender came alongside he announced
himself satisfied As soon she fast by the YES
sci ne jumped Oh board her, and pulling out theat
really. Fenian flag, waved it over his head, and
completed the ta5ieau by brandshing Il pistol A
single detective, however, who was on board, came
forward and arrested him. The valiant Fenian made
20 attempt whatever at resistance but as soon as he
saw the policeman approaching him he flung the
pistol over the side, When the tender landed he
was searched. and there were found upon him. he
sides the pretty piece of silk he had been ourishinr
dagger and a revolver. His banner was about n
yard long By two feet WIDE of green silk, with a
white cross, around which a circle half OF which
was composed Of shamrocks and the other half was
made up with the inscription, h. hoe signo vinces -
Quinn was committed to BrideWell, at Queenstown
and will be examined Tomorrow.
? The Richmond Times says: The following letter
from Mrs. Mary Washington, the mother OF George
WASHINGTON has just been published in the Histori-
?at MGgG1tne Tor the present month. The original
While tho mother of the immortal Father Of HI:
Country" may have equalled the mother of the
dracchl IN sterling worth, native vigor of intellect
not have rendered luuch assistance to her renowned
son IN such uninportant and trivial matters as or
biography and pUnctuation
ITO
Mr.. Joseph Ball, Esqur.
at StrattoTd ley Bow
Nigh London"
Docketed by the receiver
July 2 1850
from Mrs. Washington"
DiFoct ted on the back,
Mr.: Joseph Ball. Esqur
AT Sratford ley Bow
Nigh London"
r. DEAR BRoTHER-this CONS by Capt Nicholson you
Seem to blam me for not writing to you but | doe
shour you Il is not for want of very great Regard
Captains mover Call on me soc that I never know
when tina come or when tina goe | believe you have
got a very good overscer at this quarter now Can't
Newton has taken Large peace Of ground from you
,'hieh dear say II you had been hear your self it
had not been Don Mr.. Danial Il his wife & family
Is well Gozen Hannah has been married and lost her
husband she has one Child boy pray give my love
to Sister Ball 4 Mrs bowman & his Lady Il am
Dear Brother " GIL
I
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GSr=nE<yzRA UADE-
EkS- sSLhEEEsaEEEs> AVANEA 51UE1D RAIL
5E}SG-s8g l lss.ts5sE WAY.
NJ. to p NJ '''-' 4A'44i a.
Night car for Townsonton at II P NJ
=, Leave Iowr sontown every hour from A. NJ to 7
!, Night car for Baltimore leaves Townsontown at 9
1. W. j25-tf
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Parls and Pa.l.lan yVays.


friend has allowed US to copy from private
letter the following spirited and graphic sketch Of
Paris and Partisan ways The letter is from ma.
tive of this city, who is attending school in Paris
and was addressed to amember Of his family:
| will make it a rule hereafter to write once a
week to some one, and SO keep you informed Of
my status indeed, if | write so frequently as
that, expect you will be able to keep meteorO-
logical journal of the weather in Paris will know
every race that is run at the Bois de Boulogne,
everything that occurs in politics, every opera
that is sung dlsg ItaJjeas everything said or done
en- faTltHe and, in fact know more about me and
my dOings than do myself.
Every Sunday there are races as the Bois dc
Boulogne, and about month from now there is to
be match for 100000 francs These races, or,
as they are called here, courses, are French insti
tutions-that is to say, they seem to be part OF
French life. Every one that can afford a UOttu1e
or horse, besides numbers of pedestrians, flock
there to see them as regularly as Sunday after
moons come, and the appearance of the Champs
Elysees during their return is worth seeing. From
the Barriere de l'Etoie Tor Arc de Triompe) to
the Place de la Concorde-a distance Of nearly
two miles-there is a sea of carriages. 1t is a
slightly descending plain, and to stand at one end
fand look towards the other, view is afforded
such as stay at-home Americans never saw. For
two hours there is continuous stream, and so
thick as to make it almost impossible to cross the
street. The Emperor and Empress always go out,
and any Sunday, at o'clock, can be seen in their
equIpages. Iley 10 not LOOK so very e8lraof
diuary he is q stout, fne-looking man, with
slightly gray hair and beard, always has another
gentleman with him, and frequently takes the
reins himself for that is favorite way here--the
coch6 sitting behind, and the gentleman driving
| himself. She rides out in more style-never has
less than four horses, Positions dressed some
times in light purple, sometimes in dark green and
| gold-generally in an open carriage, and never
| alone. 1t is a rule, believe, that no gentleman
| sits beside her except the Emperor. Though thu
reputed source of fashion, she does not dress Sc
! very elegantly, but rather plainly.
| have not been TO the opera; indeed now there
is but little attraction since Patti has gone to st
night Of her benefit, and was SO encored an,
loaded with bouquets, it was perfect ovation
The pieces for the night the first act of DO
PASCAL the third of ' Lucie de Lammermoor,
and the second, believe, of " La Traviata."
In the political horizon, there seems to be
speck of war between Austria and Prussia; bu
diplomacy is doing its best to divert it.
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Ghe courts.
Gases Set for Trial This Day

FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
State vs. David Pound
State vs. H. w. Opperman.
State vs., Carman Wetstead.
State VS.. Francis Bonis.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
John Hooper, Son & Co. VS.. j. W. Robert &
Co.-McKee. Meunier.
A. Penn vs.. A. Kearney-Hunt Il Denegre.
Bright
Consolidated Association VS.. A. Lanfear-La-
vergne. Pilot. Taylor
Railey vs. Voorhies, Greggs Co.--Hays Il
Adams Clarke Bayne.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Nusbaum & Bros vs.. J. Marks & Go.-Dal-
sheimer q Buck. Phillips Levy.
F. G, Mahan VS.. steamboat Olive Branch ct al
Handlin. Hunt.
H. Smith VS.. G. Baus-Budd Dirrhammer.
G. Lobrano VS.. G. Lauer-Roselius Philips.
Budd.
H. & NJ. Marx VS.. L. Bloom-Cotton. Breauz
& Fenner.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
son Bartlett. Taylor,
Defendant p. p.
R. K. Walker & Co. VS.. j. j. Browne-Hays 1
Adams. Buchanan & Gilmore.
T. NJ Fisk VS., J. N. Moss-Cohen. Grandmon
& Canonge.
j. W. Burbridge & Co. vs.. Mrs. Rachel Sank, c
al.-Hunton & Miller. Whitaker Fellows & Mill.
Nancy Jane Bell VS.. Vim. Kreekenberg--HO
Mcdonnell Rogers.
| FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
! Charles E. Alter VS.. Julien Lienthal-EImore
! King. Huntington,
| Henry Goldman VS.. Citizens Mutual InsuranC
Company-Hmt, LeOvy, Bright. Pilot, Caster
Reynolds u Davidson,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1866.

Martha Campbell VS.. Charles OgiIvie-Mor el
Cutler u Hawkins. Dubuisson.
Gillespie, Brewer & Co. VS.. W. H. Stiyers-
Mckay. Clark & Bayne.
Allen /. Hayes ys. r. L. Hayman- -Belden Flu.
seller. Bartlett
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
J. Aurianne vs.. Southern Shoe Manufacturing
Company-Magne. g. Schmidt
James Harvey, syndic, vs.. j. P. Walden ct ais
Bright, Hunt. Whitaker, Fellows d Mills, Day.
J. II. Adams Ys. Mrs. Annie G. Howard
Deblieux, Cotton. Mitchell.
SUPREME COURT.
E. Hoingshead, ct ais, VS.. L. Sturges, eXecu-
tor, ct als.-Kernan. Harder.
Daniel Fraser vs.. William FFeret-Haynes,
Freret.
D. Henry vs.. Mr.. and Mrs. Broadwell- Nohinard.
Clark Bayne.
John Finney VS.. Manuel J. de Lizardi-Clark q
Bayne. Morgan, LeGardeur.
Michael CASTER us. Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany-Raee Il Foster, RoseHus Maybin, LeOvy.
Alfred Kearny vs.. R. W. Estlin Co.-Bright.
Day
Joseph H. Sherman vs. City of New Orleans
Hewes, H. N. Ogden Holland, Barr, Egan.
Mahony & Stuitz vs.. Smith, Brothers Co., ct
als.-Hnnt. Huntington, Bright.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
z. H. Mcmahon VS.. B. F. Flanders-Whittaker.
Durant d Hornor
L. MilIaudon, ct ais, VS.. Chas. Smith, Cole &
Co.-EOWe. Defendant D. pI
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Marks Il Co., Caruthers !. Co., Brulatour Co., F..
| Ggygl Fajo & g., James &onuegray, j. Rivera,
A. Lanata, E. Araud Blanchin & Giregd p. J.
| Hart Co., Laftte q DufIho, Dnntze d CO., l..
Grand & Co., A. Rochereau & Co., C. Esau Gs
Frasey, E. F. Layena, P. Poursine, Piasgio Bros,
4 N. Marnuonf.
SOUTHWEST PASS, May 29-7 P. M.-The bark P.
bostar went up in tow an hour ago.
1t was previously reported in error that the ship
Flying Eagle had gone to sea- but she is still on
the bar She has gone too far to the westward,
and ia apparently fast.
The tide this morning was high one.
| weather cloudy. Wind light-north by west.
Ibe steamship St. Louis passed up at 4P.M.,
from boston, consigned to Creevy, Nickerson 6s
Co. She gave no news.
! VICEsBJEG, May 2s.-Passed down on Sunday.
Magnolia at A. NJ, Magenta asII a. N. and West
moreland at 2 P.M.
Passed up on Monday: City Of Memphis at P,
~, Julia at P. NJ. and Indiana at midnight. and
down, Atlantic at 2 A. N and Masy E. Forsyth at
IL NJ. River falling.
YICgsBURG, May 29.-Passed down Longuortn
and Grey Eagle att P. n. River fallipg,
NEW YoRK, bay 23.-F1our dull 81 30
as so; Ohio 50 40@14 Southern SO aC016 10.
Wheat dull. Mixed corn declined 10gc.; both
steady. Pork buoyant at $50 5000 753. Whisky
dali.
New YosREveniag, May 28.-Cotton has de-
clining tendency; sales to day 20oO bales at 500
l2e. Flour declined I9GDI5c.s Southern dropping
at $40 s0@I& Is. Wheat dali and nominslly
lower. Corn declined TGB2c. Mess pork heavy at
$50 5000 725- Sugar firm; Muscoyado 1919
ll4c~ Naval stores firm. Turpentine 95097ks.
Gold 1871
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-30

INTERESTING TO EPIoUREs-Ep Epicures will find an
advertisement Of rare interest in our columns, from
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They announce that they have just received from.
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quisite table delicaCes, and are ready to supply
bon UtUGnts.