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Political Maneuvres and luconv enicnt Sol
diers In the southern states.

Mers In the >outhern states.
Generals Sheridan and Ord are in equally
bad odOr with the rampant radicals. Being
both hard fighters, who have faced worse things
than radical wrath, they take il quietly. The
same storm Of denunciation that is bursting on
their front will soon sweep down along the
front of stanch old Thomas and of thoughtful,
deliberate Schofeld. The trouble is that these
commanders give more thought to . conscien-
tious discharge Of their duties than to playing
into the hands of partisans, to humoring the
'whims Of niger orators or aiding the disor-
ganizing purpose of radical fanatics, Of what
ever stripe. Sheridan is not made Of the con-
venient material that will assume any form
under the manipulation Of radical fingers.
Hence there is q clamor for his removal. Ord
ventures TO believe that the Negroes most inn
portant duty Is to earn the bread by which he
Is to live. This is high treason against the
radicals, who believe that the nigger's only
duty is to vote. Hence Ord is informed by
radical organ that 'si is his plain duty to assist
in building up loyal party"-meaning radi-
cal party-and is told that if he does not
forthwith become an obedient partisan-if he
PERSISTS in doing his duty impartially
said organ will do what it can to compass his
removal Browniow has organized radical
terror in East Tennessee, and sustains radical
principles by an armed gang. Thomas must
preserve order by the national troops, and this
movement, necessary to keep down the rufian
parson, is described as government attempt
to control the election by arms. Schofeld has
plainly shown the same readiness to rebuke
radical lawlessness and these two latter gene
rails can see in the denunciations visited on the
two former the reward they are to receive for
their good conduct
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IA p A N



The DiDiomstio Visit to the Tycoon at OsN> ga
Imperial Society aud Gala Days in Pre-
pect-TLo United States Squadron Ready 10
saA-Reports from China Disastrous Fire
Distinguished Visitors 20 tho United states.
YOKOHAMA, Japan. April 20
Via SAN FsAEoIsoo, May %, 1857
The Foreign Ministers accredited to the Court OF Jsrsa
have accepted the invitation Of the rycoon-aready
ported 70 the HsRALD-to visit him at Osaca The
French English and Dutch Ministers have already left
for the imperial rendezvous accompanied by the CON-
bned naval forces OF the three Powers now serving In
these waters
The United States Minister takes his departure
He to DO escorted BY the steamship Shenandoah
ton guns, and the steamer W. omng. nine gums.
The visit to the Tycoon IL to be purely OF . social
character. II is 70 continue during the month The
Tycoon has made extensive and really imperial prepara
tons for tho reception Of tho representatives Of the diff
ferent Powers and the royal tainments will be
conducted with great pomp.
The United States steamer Hartford flagship or the
American squadron, arrived here lately from Hong
Kong having Of her engines disabled She will DO
under repair for three weeks aud consequently cannot
run TO 0saca, a. originally Intended.
II is expected that the Wyoming will commence her
cruise homeward after her return from Osaca
The Hartford brings rumor Of the murder Of several
Americans on the Island OF Formosa. China
Inc United States Consul at Annoy had gone over on
the gunboat Ashueot to Investigate the matter
disastrous hre broke out here last night. n de-
stroyed the residence Of the Rev. Brown the oldest
American missionary In this part Of the world. Among
HIS losses included the olos Of his translation OF
the Bible into the Japanese language work which cost
him four years labor together with voiumnous
laon of the laws Of the country made for the Of
the American legation
party Of distinguished gentlemen consisting OF the
Duo de Penthiovre Count de Beaumont and Captain
Fano will leave this city in the steamship Colorado for
America The Due will be remembered as the royal
graduate Of the United States Naval Academy
The Colorado will also take party Of japanese
Of high rank who propose to educate themselves in the
literature and ways Of the outer world in San Francisco
There is great panic 10 the rice market. Twelve
ships laden with rice have lately arrived here and ten
others on their way. The market IL overstocked,
and sales be made
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A,@aHv. N. r., May 20. 1857
There |. comm erssse sensation In the Now Leblanc.
shaker family on Saoount Of the marriage Of two al
their members DanId Rssaing aud Martha Jane Cline
the former twenty years pd and the latter nine
teen They had never sp>ksa .cSe.aSr before marriage
CO.. srsd shs is,taI ana exptNied Harding Aiss ca
then fed aud oisned the protso zion q Henry rldon
OF lebanon Harding soush. nor tnsro aud snsy were
subsequently married
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SENATORIAL EXCURSION on THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD.


Senators Morton. Wade. Chandler md Others
ON their WY to Omaha. &c.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 20, 1857
Senators Wade, Of Ohio; Cattell, Of New Jersey;
Creswe OF Maryland. and Chandler, Of Michigan, and
Mr. Covode, Of Pennsylvania, 10 town. They leave
for Chicago this evening, en- route for Omaha,
to 20 the Senatorial excursion over the
Union Pacific Railroad, agrceably 10 inv-
taton some time since extended 20 them and other
senators through senator Wade. The party will be
joined Chicago tomorrow by Senators Harlan Nor
ton Yates, Trumbull and Howe They will leave Chi
cago evening at eight o'clock and will reach
Omaha the following day, remaining there day and a
half before starting the trip. The party will be
accompanied from here by Chief Engineer Seymour. OF
the Union Pacific Railroad and by General Stager the
Western Union Telegraph Company. Several or tho
Senators arc accom- panied by their families
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TRIAL AHo AcVuTrAl Of 4 aAIlaoAD coNoucToR.

EkA, IT, MAY ~ TOUT
John vandiker one Of The conductors on the phils-
dephis and Eric Railroad, who arrested last fall
charged with smbozzlemens alleged have been com
mittsd by him a. passenger conductor was tried and
acquitted here to-day The principal witnesses for the
prosecution were Allen Pnkerton OF Chicago aud mem
bcrs OF his police agency, who were engaged by he
company 70 wNtQh ths conductors.
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ANNEXATION or ROxBURy 10 BOSTON,
>~~~---~~~-----~~~~~-~~>~
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

BosrON, Nay -, 1857.
Tho House Of Representatives this afternoon, after
long debate finally passed bill providing for the annex
alton Of Roxbury to Boston This bill has been passed
by the Senate, and the Governors signature only is
wanting to make the bill law This will probably be
soon obtained. This annexation will give 10 Boston
about thirty thousand additional population and large
and exceedingly valuable and beautiful territory Tho
bill takes effect on the LIST day Of November next
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CLxyKLASp. Ohio. Nav 20. 1881.

The Senatorial party left hero for Chicago
aud Omaha at half-pas, eight o'clock this evening Tho
party consists OF Wade, rrumbu Yates Cat
tel, Howe Harlan Cresweil, rhayer, Chandler Upton
General Ansen Stager, Colonel 8 Seymour. Hon John
Covode. several newspaper correspondents and ladies'
The excursion will extend the main stem OF the
Union Pacific Railroad from Omaha, aud may pro-
badly reach Denver CITY, Colorado.
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The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIveRsooL, May 2o-10 A. NJ.
Cotton is drmer. with a good demand at unchanged
quotati ons.
LrvsRrooI, Nay 29--Noon
Cotton firm; estimated sales to-day r. 900 bsles; mid
ding uplands, lid. middling Orleans, 11'Sd
Liverpool Breadsiuns Market.
LvRRr0oL, May 29--lO A. N.
There no change TO report ct this hour in bread
studs
LrvERrool, May 2o-Noon.
Breadssufs unchanged. Wheat-Sales of No. Mil
waukee red at 13s 3D. and white California at la Corn
sos Cd. Oats, U.s. I'D. Barley a. Sd. Peas. Ais.
Liveruool Provisions Market.
II~sRrooL. May 29-l0 A. NJ
Provisions are arm Taliow quiet and drm.
LIVERPOOL, May 29-Noon
Provisions arm. Pork s2s. Cd. Beef 1905. Lard 49s
Cd Bacon 4Os Cheese CTS.
Liverpo0l Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 20-t0 A. NJ
LdvsReooI, Nay 2o-Noon.
Pstroeum-Saes Of spirits ct 1ld and standard white
at Is. Sd. Pot ashes 32s Rosin-Sales Of common 81
Is 3D., and fine At 1ss. Spirits Of turpentine s4s Co
YER seed SIS Tallow advanced Sd sales at ass Cd.
The London Markets.
LONDON, May 2o-Noon
No IL Dutch standard sugar cas- 3d. Scotch pig iron,
$751; Cd. Calcutta linseed, 66s Lnseed cakes 60 lie
Llnsaed oil, ElO.
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FIGHT MTwsfS SOLDIERS AND NEGROES N oAnyIllt. VA.


NUHNoNb Way ", 1901
A aght occurred al Danvie, Virginia. yesterday be-
tween the members Of tho United states Burial corps
and negroes Of Danvie. Bricks and pistols were
used The Burial corps driven out Of town Two
vsrs wounded on each ssds.
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The Commissioners Of Emigration met yesterday at
Castle Garden, Cuban G. verpisnck presiding.
Tho weekly statement showed continued increase Of
emigration. The following Is the table,
Number Of emigrsnts arrived to May q 1855. oo.eoi
iscs . ....................... 1888
Total 81, s02
To sams date IN 1899 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s2eo3
1897 1906 1886 1884.
Number OF inmates In
Institutions, Wards
Island. ............ L4i2 1926 900 $40
Balance In bank January 4. 1897 ......... e24,072
Aggregate receipt 10 May "a, 1857 :. $3.50. 32d
Received since TO May %, Tor oommuta-
fTT,So2
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l, SOS
Disbursements as per previous account
Numbsl payments. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 1902
Balance in bank. s27.o4s
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DsHKE's PLANTATION BirTkhs they nsss I'D 81
cause they said % % good. They cell bsoeuS
lime q weak mato. aud q Snprino,p.sa
bottle, and they awAya made the osaa eandaf
They used In eli the government hospas
dlaie beneficial effect For cisrumen mschhsss Awysr2
They create healthy Appetite they cure DyspepslA HeaA
ache, Liver Complaint and Constipstions tnsZ purl
the melancholy brilliant No person who fees faia Eseh
society afford b without this Agreeable cerai6
tonic. Thcy sold everywhere
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QvEExsrows May 20. 1887
The steamship City Of New York. Of the tnman line,
Captain Rosksil, from New York the 18th instant
arrived here this morniAg rsaes 70 Liverpool
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70 rHE EDITOR or rHs HERALD.
Nsw yoRK, May 20, 1857
rhs yacht vesta arr we'd from England to-day, having
completed ths trip in thirty.two days
Respectfully, r. LORILIAKD.
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Buruett's kntftstOn. Ns = W ash Tor Bfautt.
flying the complexion. has equal II ds,ins.hed Zoe
s cooling aud soothing properties and IL admirably adapt
ed TO all unnatural conditions OF the skin. removing Tan
sunburn Feckes Redness and Roughness OF the8ktn
curing Chapped Hands and asyng the irritation caused
by the bites Of moautoes and other annoying insects
Sold q, 592 Broadway
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4 Word to Housewives.

Word to Housewives.
How many ladies careisssiy allow mpsre dsistsoaa
unpatabs Extract Of Vanilla DO used by sesvaeAA
who obtain what IL offered 70 Thorn ~ dealers. SUE
NETrs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or VANILLA 4
warranted perfeoty IRE: from Toaka Bssa @ oAs. n
hnest vaniiis. All Of BUkknTTS FfAvORla0 ~
TRACTS warranted 10 perfect purity 40 gs
strength
az II 81 ;' ef'soifs III MI
many grocers aud druGtsn- :. I,
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gs.,ss ne Rr sss sks f wTsssftsS's
IS0 SYRUP III relieves the child from pain, s0ftsus The
guus c,rcs wind cole regulate the boweta
iyes rss 10 the mother relief and health 10 the chilli
testify
MRS WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
having the simle Of Curtis Perkins On We Sssse
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
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Curo Warranted Or Money Rctavne@. L. De,
rifLER's Vegetable Rhsumsc Remedy psrmensnDy curs
Hssss DEnAs SakSks p' f.t o~ SsxsocD
BnQadWAY.
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Great q g. In 'bf Srrs zee, e G re-
tice, No. I Aston place.
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. s ' s: ss s: s.s.sss .e

All the HIgheSs PremimMs, 1880. -&illetst
Wilson Co. Sold Only BY Elliptic g. NJ Co.. 81 DroadwsY
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As Surely as IiGht sacceeds .Darkncss, -
surely does certain and speedy relief follow the ~
fORfER's COUGH BAIs5AM IN all Of coughs Aa4
colds. Depot So Barclay street.
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S HIP PING NE VS.


Arrivcd,
ship Onward Andrsws Newcastle u dayss WITH p9s4
70 u Nv Meyer Made tho southern. pSsssge a0e -
light winds aud Gae weather
Below.
Two bsrks and brig
Wind at sunset. ca In.
yos Oher Shpps.y ve~s See NspA Ps0e
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ssA:.Csrrisge:. M.rnsss. .ScdsSlsS: nridisss
profits TUFTS Repository, ~ Cedar street
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MEETING M STOCKHOLDERS oF rM ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD.


The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the Illinois
Central Railroad hold here to-day ls7,io4 shares
were represented r. D. wattcrbesk, Cunningham
Borthwick and H. H. Hunnsweil elected direc-
tors BY unanimous vote.
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A GcutIo whisper to Mothers.

G00tIO Whf0pof 10 MOf60f0. .
II unfortunately you have lost your teeth By negiso
cement take that your dAnshters % nev
suffer from the See u thox
they brush their teeth regularly and thoroughly With s0zOS
DON'T thereby will them aud soevo0H
able sets as long a. they live.
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AZ Wm. Exerdsli': Sons. 1874 Fs,.ss ssrcsss.
veiopes, patented May IL. 1857.
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SPECIAL TelecaAm 70 TINE HERALD.


The Fiuaacial Treablcs-A Colercd AIan Ap-
pointed ON the Board Of Police.
NEW ORISAxs, May 20, 1867.
The stockholders Of the First National Bank have ap-
psaed the Secretary Of the Treasury against the APP
pointmeat OF receiver and petition to be allowed to
resume business
According to notice. Jacob Barkers depositors.
boring I'VE or six hundred. assembled in Lafayette
square AZ Ave o'clock p. NJ to-day. committee was
appointed to call upon Mr. Barker ct eleven o'clock To-
with request to examine the accounts Of the
bank. The old man stopped the street, followed
home and his life threatened Monday night and the
police guarded the house 70 prevent attack and rob-
berry.
Governor Wells has appoin ted coIored man. Charles
J. Courcela belonging to one OF the oldest free colored
families here member OF the Police Board In place Of
Judge Durigneaud, resigned. General Sheridan ap-
proved OF the appointment
Republican Mass Meeting I'm Congo square.
NEW ORLEANS May %, 1857.
republican meeting held tonight in Congo
square. Tho streets in the vicinity were dsnsely
crowded The negro ward clubs attended in pro-
cesson, with torches banners and transparencies.
Good order prevailed up this hour, ten O'Clock.
large police force Is In attendance
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Campbell. Chesnist and Apothecary. Cernes
Eighth and Twenty eighth sgeet-Propretor Nv 80
tendance and pure medicines.
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Died.

BRAsrED.-On staten Island, Wednesday, Mag q
hSLvIsA eldest BRAursD. daughter James W. BrdsteG
Tho friends and relatives Of tho family rcspeelS
fully invited 20 attend the funeral Friday aernsod
at two O'Clock.
[For osaer Dsans See Eighth and Nsna Pa0et
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Handsome Doys shouid Have HaadseWsa
Hats and the becoming Hats and Tor boys -
this aide Of the Atlantic 70 be fount N1SNISa so
Broadway.
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Auction Notice. :.
Atli s'aedn1
Large regular spring sais
Manufactured Straw and Palm Leaf Goods.
700 cases,
In original packages,
Comprising
staple Goods aud Latest Novelties
In great variety
Also,
To close account
A ans assortment OF Mems and Boys, uaAA
or all qualities, In Straw and Felt
Adapted 70 present retail sales.
WI TOPPING co..
Auottoneers. Ia UhuroA etreeA
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye.-The Hest Ever Mag
ufsctured Wholesale and retail; also applied, "a Ne
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Rsyc, lsrysS: L.s,s.y Per g, 0m.cish Draw
tAYLOR CO, Bankers, u wall slesct y Y.
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Root Beer. Root Beer. Rect neer.
ThIs delicious and healthy summer beverage malo
BY every family With little trouble aud traius
= kNAr'fs coScESrRArED EXTRACT or ROOTS
10 cent will make zslons a rs cent botuo
surcient TO make twenty Ave gallons OF the Bccr
Also for the trade In quar-, bottles and saoa csaA
FOR sale by y KNAPP CO. Ssz Hudson ssrsst sod ~
druggists generally.
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E U R 0 P G..
MAYA, reinforcement from spain fsr
the Pacific.
THE FRENCH ARMY TO &c REDUCED.
nc. &c 10.
the SPANISH AMERICAN WAR.

Naval Reinfsrconeats In tho Pacihc.
MADRID Nav 80 1867.
The Spanish assi in the Pacific oceas is 10 be masri-
lily strengthened
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Reduction Of the Army.
PARIS, May 20, 1867.
The government has taken greatly reduce
the number Of troops In the standing army.
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Tho Change Of Ono Letter In Gse sisGfS
Makes . difference that strikes ono e. very absurd.
PHAL0NS NIGHT BLOOMING CKRkUS most fragnAAe
OF scents 10,
But % pirate the same aagrant offence s
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LiFK INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York.
r. \ WINSTON President
Cash Assets
Invested bond mortgage United States st0ua.
~ 4u6, 6d6 ~.
approved description of Life and Endowme2
Policies selected lives moderate rates. returning IL
surplus annually tho Policy holders 70 bc used eithee
of premiums purchase additional InsurUne
the option OF the assured.
RICHARD A. MoOURDY Woo ProsdenA
SHEPPARD HONANs Actusry
j 5saAe 4 4 ' s4sasr. Secretaries
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R0yal Havana I.0ttery.--PrixAa Paid -
gold Information furnished. The highest falss pnae1
boubloons and al kinda Of Gold and Silver. -
TAYLOR Co, Bankera IS Vail sssss - :
,nI ssilcoSs So g. q As eSs ss
sewing machiDeh rreslden,. ~ BredwN view '~~
Tho Broadway Bridge pf Sighs y, ss o. liza sesS
ons has coup Dc u isusuday from k.s svst ~ ~ ~
Jersev and lourtudnay from the trees 81 sne neyXk -
Grace church spre ncud s the o. -
the latter Nc ~ RFcad~y soner - y8ss wssS he
nnest Hats IL kmsricA krs nov on SAFE ~" Sp'as WV
elegant beyoad DESCRIPTION.
wseslerN wil..g,s L.ck -ssls y Ssw,as "~
chise ~ kullga, Hae hsohinss w. " "tasAHsN~
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jb topsaiI passed a brig bound T. took the anchors
n ION lon. p 90 ". " '" = - : " - " :
EATs --Lsh. baniIng winds; sausIIy, With rain. r.
8. W. 4R NJ, light breeze from the N n. oP NJ, set
the jb topsaiL First part brisk brecses, nne and
hurled the jIb topsa morning, sharp squalls furlsd
the main gait topsail passed ship bound east; latter
part strong breezes and heavy squalls fored the fore
bound east pumps attended TO- wind-I A NJ, s. W.
sp;M, WI w;sPM, N ;sA.M, N. N T.; !
A. NJ, N Lat ~ o. ~; long. % INV.
MAY e-s,rong breszss and heavy squalls. 1890 r:
~ double reefsd the mansai single rcefed the foresail
and took tho bonnet on the ib; weather clear Nth
IA NJ, let out all reefs and set the flying jb "a NJ,
ss' . Sf s' rom wa. and
II " II 4, 3 d Y i. w s.isk "
Mar 7-Frcsh breezes and clear weather; very heavy
head sea- 2P n, double reefsd tho forssa and main.
breeze SIR. X, scot ! very hs.vy plunge carrying
away the bboom fishes and all in the cap kept on and
o the n s,sc aoo. d n' snS
rainy. ii r. NJ, wind shifted 70 n w. At midnight
wore ship TO the g. w. Middle part, strong gales and
part clear weather and rather more moderate a.
recfed tho b and put third reef in the mainsa and sot
" heavy a see on pumps attended % mate b gu dus
W. Lat % ~; long. % ~ w.
MAY s.-strong gales ana neavy squalls, with very
heavy sea on p. M furled the msnsail and Jb, and
hove 70 under double reefed oresal 30 7. NJ rather
more moderate set the mainsa and jib close reefed
Middle part, strong gales and squally $50 NJ, gsls
decreasing; fured mAInsa and jb, and keps Oh $ ; W.
Al noon fresh gales and heavy sea; sot the mainsai
and jib. Pumps attended to- mate still OF duty
Wind, r NV ;SRM, n W. Lat 81 4
~ lon. ~ COW.
Mar 10 Strong gales from NJ w. and squally. viii
q heavy sea. First part. the same Midnight nor
moderate Middle part, moderate, with passing rail-
sauallA Lal,sr part clear weather. fresh saos M
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON. May 2e-lO A. H.
Business has not yet regulariy opened the Stock
Exchange but well informed parties believe that tho
quotations Of Consos and American securities will not
vary when business does open from the closing prices Of
last evening.
LONDON, May 2o-Noon.
United States fvetwenties. ..................72 L
lnnols OcntIai suhfeS .ss.s.' .v1s
Erie Railway shares. 40
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Tho New England Ansi-Slavery Society In
Couucil-Adeption OF Radical Resolutions
The South Trism phanf-SpooOh OF Wen-
dell Phillips SeRater Wilson Declines 70
SnanE. Sc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Taz LONDON MosEY MARKEr.--IosooS, July ly-Even-
ing.-Consols FOR money closed at Ml American
securities closed ct the following ratesUnited States
hyetwentes 74I<; Illinois Central Railway shares ex
dividend 7Ttt Erie Railway shares, 461l Atlantic and
Great Western consolidated shares. y r.
The CONTINENTAL BouRsES-FRAsKroRT, July IL
Evening g-United States bonds closed at 1874.
THE IdvERrooL Corrox MARKET.-LLvERro0, July IL
Evening The cotton market has been somewha1 nrmer
during the day but s without alteration in prices The
sales Of the day foot up 900 bales The following
the authorized closing quotations uplands.
l0Ld. middiing Orleans, 1894
IIvERoOor B.EApsfUrFs sMARkBT.-IIvERP0OL. July IT.
Evening -Corn--96s for mixed Western white
l3s Cd for California white Barley, oats and peas un
changed.
I1vxRrooL Provisions MARKKr --IIvsRPoor, July IT.
Evening Pork steady at 73s. Cd. and beef laos per
bbl Lard and bacon unchanged. Cheese, 5ss for
American
ILvERpooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LAvERrooI, July IT.
Evening 7s. for common, ana I2s. for fine.
Spirits turpenne SIS Petroleum-sprits 3D.. rehued.
Is, 2 I'd. per gallon.
LoSpoS MAnxsrs. -IoSpos, Juy.i7-EVeuing There
is no quotale change in any OF the London Markets.
Sugar steady At e6ss Sd. Iron, firm a, sas psr ton