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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

TRASsYERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following is list of transfers of real
estate, and deeds of trust, admitted to
record In the office Of the Recorder Of
Ohio county, during the week ending
June 10Th, 1867:
a deed OF trust, dated May 9th, 1867,
by Henry Artz and wife to A. ReymaD,
Building Association, on North half of
lot No. 8, in Eoff's addition TO the city
of Wheeling, and admitted TO record
June I'D, 1867.
An agreement made June q, 1867, by.
John NJ. Ensirger TO George and Archi-
bald Mathews, for conveyance OF per-
sonal property, and admitted 10 record
June nd, 1877.
4 deed of trust on personal property
by George and Archibald Matt eWs 10
John Pfarr, trustee, and admitted to
record June q, 1867.
A deed made June "a, 1867, by Naomi
Cecil TO George 3. Edwards, of the east
81 feet of lot 40. 81, Northwest corner
OF Market and First streets, Centre
Wheeling, and admitted te record June
"a, 1867. Price. 81 200.
A deed made June %, 1867, by Will
liam and John Young, and others, (the
heirs OF John Boung, ST., deceased) 10
Michael Blum, of lot No. S, square y,
cornerOf South and Denny streets, South
Wheeling, and admitted TO record June
., 1867. Price $500.
A deed made May 30, 1867, by Elisha
Connolly to Jeremiah Peyton OF one
acre Of land, situated In Ohio county,
admitted TO record June %, 1857. Price
tsUJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

Pic-NIc.-on Friday last select pic
mic was held at Thornburg's on the pike
beyond Triadelphia, The large ompi-
bus, DIR. Hullihen, was chartered for
the occasion and conveyed a merry
party to the grounds, where the day
was spent in dancing, eating of ice cream
and other good things appropriate to
the occasion. Everybody was delight
ed. and In the evening ali returned to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01
For Sale.

II GOOD BUILDING LOTS IN THE
| j Eastern part Of the city, which ] am
authorized To sell al a very low price and on
easy terms.
Iunl0 - I. IRMIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

s.srEoKE.-on Saturday morning
last we heard of the first case Of sun
stroke in the city that has happened
this season. Thomas Caldwell, son
Of II SIR. Caldwell, carpenter, wss at
work upon the roof of u house in Cen
tire Wheeling, last Friday afternoon,
when lie was oyerpowered by the heat
and had TO be carried home insenAible.
At last accounts he was slowly recover
ing bus WIS still very sick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

II cheers The weary and thirsty, and
inEigorsies the languid. We speak Of
the cold and sparkling Soda Water
sold at E Bookings Soda Fountain,
Se.1, odd Fellows Hall. Try it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01
West Virginia Glass works For Sal

west virginia Glass Works For sale.
DY ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS,
b the West Virginia Glass Works, ineiud-
ing the Real Estate, MouIds and Tools, Pots.
stock Of Glass safe and everything belonging
TO said company, excepting the book &C
counts, Will be offered at private sale for
thirty days, on reasonable terms. II not sold
In that time the whole concern Will be offer
ed for sale by public auction and sold TO the
high est bidder. u af Pc
This IS an excellent opportunity for conn
pany OF practical woTkmen to make money.
good working order.
BY order OF the Committee on Sale
Mr.. Ripley will be on the premises con-
stantIy during the day and answer any ques-
lions that may be asked. i'' jun7-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

Eus-CALIsATA-The three
best Tnnics, skiIlsuIIy and elegantly com
bsned in an sInber-eoIoTtd cordial. bsaut-
fully transparent tDibe eye, pleasant 10 the
taste. acceptable 10 the stomach, in CasE ell.
Hazard 4 Co.'S Fe1o- Pbnphosatsd EixIr Of
CaIlssya Bark
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal
caIssya Rark, and each teasPoonful contains
ore grain ofiron. samples furnished free 10
the profession
CAswRLL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, Sew York.
sola by al dfnflEl.l spra.IreoaAeordsr
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GRAyEL RooYs.-Mr. George Crunn-
hacker OF this city, e fully prepared 70
put on gravel roofs in the most I'm
proved method, and warrants his WORK
70 give satisfaction, either in Tesistin. z
fire or turning water. Ths tar Gssd y
put through process that frees II if ON
~ ard benzole, and no matter nov
great the beat, II viii not run. II y
equally efficient in roofs OF eSsIy oo.I-
an band Foofug cement and cement for
tanks and sideSSalks Of the best quail
~. and for sale at the lowest rates
TlIts roofing hes stood a test of nftssn
years in Pittsburgh ePL5o
address me through the POSTPONE
or call al my establishment, hetn OF
Lindsey street.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,
CARROLL COUNTY

CAEEOLL DODaIIs on4C.
sDHEE SPRINGS, II COSSEcIlSeS,,
vita fhs Eurzi HsnaiSzsy y III Z!
= cTrssrezi 6csr ytEttGfE On the In d 5n4ys A
- M jutsndSd asa pace a hsat:1o1ezS.s u
-.ygt t,1G = pLAcs sE19HszsL4S hzzltslk Ia CO
~. N ffaIss ssei(ilsZ q let 6ES4Ehful, re-
t1Tsyf- I'D frekpsnszEe Is+rssf, ffes from
F-1ozs Asd dEst- 5e EroTes are ds1seg TIE
-1-aeTy pesaJsagsy bsz1Eifui. and ft1s lncaNtT
sciI al uerzl sTzEers ACTED GOE nssiIh Impair
M y zziHas. FEs1ros Rom PE15ouGh,
sssa6=nVILEe. wheeling and Cine4nnau M
ezuuzzf z. E.sIo AsE Aakke4 Bta1tO1. dr.
tssft b. hAeE tzD orearos bonn
EOE pzE1IcuiE1y a1dKeI.
A. b. LEX HaEIsm EPdng- o.
ru-ET d krfTF-r ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

POLICE CoURT.-At the Police Court,
Saturday morning, young man named
Francis Denny, was arraigned on a
charge OF causing tumuIt and disc. der
in the street, on the Sd day Of April last.
The evidence presented made 1t clear
that Denny, on that day, had been
alIghtly under the Influence of stimu-
lants, and had consequently wanted to
whip somebody. To that end he had
pulled OF his coat, and made several
very savage and alarming threats
plentifully iDterSpersed with the Ian
guage of passion. The Judge thought
the case a very mild one, and imposed
a fina of 81 90 and costs. -
Two cases against Alex. Rogers, Esq,
for alleged failure TO comply with writ
ten instructions from DIR. Mccoy,
Health Officer, TO abats certain nuisRn-
ces said TO exist on premises for which
he (Rogers) Is responsible, were con-
tinued until this morning, in order that
witnesses might be summoned for the
defence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

FnoM THE MoNrHEAb CONVENTION.
Saturday evening the following gem
fIemen, delegates TO the Convention Of
the Y. ~. c. A's.. at Montreal. returned
home from the trip:
W. b. simpson, President, and w.
II. Irwin. Corresponding Secretary OF
the Association for W. Va, Josiah
Creassy, Mai. J. II. BristOr, Archie
PAUL, Rsv. John Oxtoby and George
Johns.
One and all declare themselves high
" delighted with their trip and
hopefully expect much good to result
rom the doinga Of the convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

ANYWAYS Saturday last, Judge
PolEEey. member of Congress for the
Third District, arrived In the city, from
Washington, on his way TO his home in
Mason county.
On the same day we had the plea .ure
Of meeting Gen. Peirp0int, who has
lust returned from Harvard Law
school. The General. we understand,
has net yet completed his legal studies,
hut will shortly, and intends then to
practice law in our State. Would not
Wheeling be a good field?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

Cxrrr BAI1. Z OHIO RAnRoAD Co.
WHEELING. Nay 4, Is55.J
SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the eoIl0S5ng cheurie On aEao sateS '4AS
PAST LINE.
Leave Wbeelings Leave Balt1nnre'
daily al 5io pm. DAILY st5 =, pm. J.
GTarion--- iu7lo arrive
PAIkersburE go an HaTper's Fy-S9
CamberiAnd SO e CumbeEiand- L 8 An
Ha-pefs Fern as :. Gafton- rta
Baltimore -L0-p = WheeIiuE---IEfu
TGsl1'n CIV ll:s5 sinclnding sunday
sInclndlBS Sundays
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves wheeling Esaves Baltimore
daily st 80 an DAILY at G6 p m
AHve- &nSh'n C1ty--45
Pa1EersburZ 80 fiarpsE's F,y-l=gl an.
CuulfsFfandz 7sl - umberiand-lss0 -
HsEpefStS2yl In an gEaf1nn---E :s4s PM
BsItfuure = 81 Wheeling SOS a.
WaSh'n CITY s1 Except Sundays
Except Sunday
MAIL TRAIN. =
Leaves Wheeling -Ee8ves Baltimore
Tdalyl af-e=I6 pm daily AIS Az
AufYes- WaSh'n City-s:E5 =
S S5i1j Is ! lind 7.s5 HsEpeTs F.y-lsJo pm.
HaTpefas F7yfS-4O pm tsnnlbsr4and=e-f =
Winehesi e=---2=50 . GTafton---ll;9
Baltimore ---5U0 81 y beSiLuR----- Z - An
Wash'n Cfy-E50 "ExeepI szturdsys. ?
Except Saturdays,
BESWCOD ACCOMAOIAI1pS
To connect with C @. b r. Division.
Leaves wheeling AZ $50 a m. 40 p. m
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
Company ONCE.
JOIN L WILSON, Master OF Trans orfattou
P r. DENR1ES
MY General Agent, Wheeling.
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DR. IoH NsToN,

once, No. 2 south Frederick street,
Left hand side gong from Baltimore street,
few doors nom the corner. Fall not TO Or
serve name and number.
HH-So letters received unless post paid aud
containing astamp TO be used on the reply.
Persons writing shouId state age. and send
portion OF advertisement describing SyRP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01
MaEasF.G
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
- cAN 6E 0RLALXEp. *

Essrs Ri IsHEp AS A REFUGE 49,.
QCACKEEY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

AFELODEoSS In WALNUT AND ROSE
II1 wood cases, portable and piano style,
caEyed md p !s1n' new ana Secono manu-
ran fsns s'o % WI VI. q 4 SLEEPS Music store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUS ~
5, lssJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01
YOUNG Xxx

Especially, who have oee1ns the vtert,,. o..
habit which annusliiy sweeps 20 an U-r= -
grave thousands Of fCurx Aea q ~ -!
excellent rsientS ana 0Tilii9nt .rislacz- -
mfRht Otherwise have earzdced I,s-s-2---
Senators with the Ehunde- OF esogEe-cs- =
Eaked to eSiaSy the living Eyre, rzT - y
with fuIl clu6deUca. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01
YOUNG MEN

Who nave injured themselves BIZ 4 es-zs;T
practice. INDUCED in when alone q habit a.
Quently learn eli from evil com paa.ons or a
school, the effects OF which are nightly ALI
even when asleep, and. u not cured renders
ulALtl3ASe Id possible, ana destroys both Ind
and Dooy, should apply Immediately
What a pity that 8 young man tte hopae
his country, the pride OF his parents, should
be Snatched rom all prospects, and en- ioy.
ments OF life by the consequence OF dew.
ating tn0m the path or nature. aBd induIs.
ing IN certain secret habit such persons
mus, before contemplating
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NJ IoHSsoN has tisooTersa q.

DR JOHNSON has discovered M ~.
IL Certain, spee1y, and oaIy e.
ssHnedy n re = 1Es1 i9F v .eskzes q a.
kidneys and Bladder. involuntary D.
geS I'm potency, General DejiHty, Me-
nsss, DyspAfa, 7LaHEnor. Low sb#FseE -
fusion Of Ideas, PAlpItztion OF fhs -
IIInidity, TREMBLING DImnEs o. SSF5S =
L5fddine-S DsHESe os tbs Head. 7--,-I
Nnse OF Skin, Affections OF t4le IFys- f5l-st
-rouaet or BoEet-thosa Tegr1hEG -
tie-S Arising frITn Solitary HzbErE a Y5S-ss-
sscre; snd solitary practIces more "a =
their victims than the song OF SJ-e3> % -
brilliant hops or antieipa4fjns, re- - :. :
rnaFriage &c Impossible
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EransnoYfahaE.
BAITIMORE EOHI0 RR. Comply
SUMNER SCHEDULl

WHEELING. Nay 4, IB57.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

reflect that sound mind and body are the
most neeeSsary requisites to promote connu.
bal hApineSS. indeed. without these the
journey through life becomes weary pIlgr.
mage; the prospect hourly dArkens 10 In4
view, the mind becomes aha lowed with de-,
pair and nlled With the melancholy redeo
ton that the haPPiness Of another become
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:. - 8. IEEl ha1isn spriHss. o.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
SAILS.

FRIDAY June 7-r.M NJ.
Gold closed at 1861, after selling at 1s6la196l.
The cleaIngs at bank were S9O 73 900, the balance
sl,259445
Government stocks continue firm, and the new j-20s
have sold at 10Ss0l0S.. Border State stocks
strong, Missouri Gs selling at 9s.a9s2 Railway
mortgages are strong and Bank shares higher Raci-
fic Mail made a sudden jump to no. Hudson River
to lO9 and NewYork Central 100, and gave upward
impulse to the market generally. The sales were
quite large and well distributed, in the face of an
active demand for money After the call the quota
tioDs not sustained, and good deal of realizing
was shown. At the Second Board Hudson River rose
10 no. New York Central TO 100 and Fort Wayne
sold at 90 After the call the market reacted and was
a fraction lower on all tho leading shares. The fol-
lowing the closing prices NewYork Central 1901
G1OOs; Erie, 60s0GO! Reading. 1O52alO5s; Michigan
Southern, 6SlG6S3; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 76a0
76l Rock Island, Ss.aSSl North Western A.234,;
do Preferred, 5Ss050; Fort Wayne 9Sla0s..
Money has been in sharp demand at per cent,
which was freely paid by leading houses. Commercial
paper sells slowly and none but fire proof is
wanted The rates are 7D7l0S01O for good names
The money market Is disturbed by. the approach
ing quarterly bank statement and the payment OF
the maturing compounds. The last quarterly report
created good deal of scraRbling among banks and
the July statement will not be made with any less
ease.
The quotations Of Exchange are as follows: Lon
don, prime bankers, GO days, 1l0t sight, 1lOl
commercial l09l9l0ss; Poris, long, 5.l2I; short,
$40; Antwerp. 5.l5G512l; Swiss, 5.15Q512l; Ham
burg, bankers, 36i Amsterdam. bankers Az Frank
fort bankers 4lla4ll; Bremen, bankers, 792 Berlin
bankers 72lQ72,.
In Freights to Liverpool, 20 hhds Tobacco at eos.
and per steamer, 80 hhds. do at SOs. To London H.
600 bush Peas private terms; 300 bbls Rosn at 2s
and % hhds. Tobacco at 2Os. vessel from Phladcl
pba to a direct port in Europe with 6,OOO bbls. Pc
troleum on private terms and bark TO Turks Island
and back with salt, private terms. ..nI
The business of the Sub-lyeasqry yas Receipts
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
THE MARKETS.
Icm,faly reported for ras Talbuya I

lChthly reported ioI THB TRiBuNh
FRIDAY, juno 7, 1857.
AsHES-Pots are steady and In fair demand ut W 7o
Pearls are scarce and nominal.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-There has been moderate
business In all articles coming under this heading put
prices show some irregularlty Common and Crotoh
Brick are lower Cement is rm Laths arc frner Hair
bas advanced Plaster OF Raris lower. We quote Us fo
lows: Bricks from yard" at ~ 60dsll Tor common
Hard tl5 5Oasi7 for Croton, and s65 for Phadeipha
Front Cement at q 70es for Rosendale Lime at u 20
for Conpon ahd q 20 for Lump; Laths " - Tor East
ern Lumber at Sl9as21 Eastern Spruce Hair nj $50
sac for Rio Grando Mixed, ale32c. for Bnenos Ayres
Mixed and lOalIe. for Unwashed Western Hog Plaster
of Paris at a. tun for Blue Nova Scotia, " so tun
for White do 81 40 bb for Cleaned Eastern and VI %
v bbl. for knlckerbocker and Empire Mls ,
: BEEsWAX las been in moderate request but prices
ore WITHOUT change; sslss 0f 400 yhp TIC psst tpIee
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
FAMILY MARKETS
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw-YoRK.
Am Ii.


FRIDAY, June 2, 1867.
Tho warm weather tells new vegetables and fruits
several additions having been made To list this week.
while others In much larger supply and cheaper.
Vegetarans would have the best of IL 1t not for the
high price OF -four but that Is working down. the decline
for fortnight being fully 81 per bb There is great deal
of poor -four on the market OF retailing at S4d SIS
per bb II one has no choice In meats pork much the
cheapest but people will neglect n IN hot weather; ham
goes very we and far cheaper than beef the latter
s being scarce and very high, Fresh fish plenty,
aad sidewhlk stands are selling very low, though not
fish In the regular markets Eggs are advancing ut
wholesale, and only tho old poor lots can be sold at
lQI5 for c really good fresh egg cannot bo afforded
less than &C., the Wholesale market isn fact.
II for the mark As the weather grows
warmer the eggs grow poorerthat is western eggs spoil
quicker The strawberry market may almost be said 70
be gutted that fs there too many berries for the
limited demand and high prices. There Is wide range
OF per qt though Soc about the figures
for most OF the large sound berries They are now COM
ing from Maryland aud Delaware, with few from south
ern Jersey. Common bananas are very plenty selling
along tho sidewalk at 24sc each either small or so
Green currants are added 10 the fruits and few bbs
OF very green aud very poor apples nave been re-
ceyed from the South but do not sell Buiter has de-
oned fully &C. at wholesale during the past 10 days.
and ~ easier at retail Tho best Orange Co. only brings
s0Q on the boats MILK too lowe and sugars lttle
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

HowEs & MACY. BANKERS, No. so Wall-st, New
York. FoImerly officers OF the Park Bank) -Four per
cent interest allowed ON deposit.
The business OF this house is the Incorpo-
rated Bank
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
they please and win be allowed Interest their daily
balance at per cent
COLLECTIONS made any part Of the United States or
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of tho various Gov
eminent and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold, promptly
executed fof the usual commission
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

The Chicago KepHbfodn Of "Wednesday reports:
Nearly all our wholesale merchants working very
quietly determined 10 sail Tor three four months under
close reef: but there few who have 10 get their
paper extended from month tO month, In order iO meet
maturing indebtedness, and ~ our bankers feel
rather nervous under thi pressure The money market,
however. Is comparatively easy, and good paper i dis
cOuutcd readily at ~ per cent ptr anuum Second and
third class papCr f. discounted the street 40 rates
equal 10 J.. 81 per cent per month.
Statistics have been recently published which
show the expenditures of the State Of New-York in
connection with the war. The State Government
negotiated loan for bounty purposes Of s27,Gii0Oo
The amount Of debt incurred by counties, cities,
towns and villages for war purposes Is reported at
All, ,274S but rs several places have not vet given
in their returns, the true aggregate is probably 3d.,
OOO0O0 which would make the aggregate war
penditures of this State about $72,5OO,0OO. TO say
nothing of the large amounts contributed volun-
tarily. This would give an average expenditure of
sls per head of our four millions of population The
following the figures officially reported:
IaIu II arr m tfTIT aIFTIe
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Entire Statc '''''Vo- -
The earnings Of the Union Pacific Railroad now
running its trains from Omaha to North Platte, 29O
miles for the month of May officially reported to
be s26l 7s2.
The following are the movements of Dry Goods at
this port during the week
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
CANADA EAST.
CTVIL COURTS.
A nIlSN DAY.

On the two Supreme Court Circuit Calcndars to-
day there were altogether CG hour causes or these
disposed OF as inqucsts Ihclc were L d5 dCtu5
trials Three cases were settled Ono was partly tried,
hut occupying over an hour sent back 10 its place
on the regular calendar Seven went over ana tA1 re-
mander we're adjourned by request Of the parties them
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
prrrIpTS OLE PROnTCE.

JUNE 7-6lO7 bbls. Flour, AIS bbs. Whisky l,l3 bbs
Corn Meal l0I sacks oil Cake, 6200 bush Wheat, 95S1
bush Corn $500 bush Rye. rs bush. Seeds IS pkgs
Ashes 90 pkg Meats pkgs Lard. 100 kegs Lard.
23s bbls. Petroleum. l,SC0 pkgs. Butter, 530 pkS%
Cheese, I,52Q bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

The Secretary of the Chamber Of Commerce at Mil
waukee reports the amount of -four in store Mt that
place on the lst of june at 1910 barrels with 5000
barrels in transit for that point. The amount of
wheat in store. on same date. was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

District the accounts cheering gentleman near
son panted the common gOurd seed corn on the i9th
81 March and April stalk was tasseied ana slked
harvLond-The peach trees are loaded down with
voune fruit in an advanced state Wheat where II Is not
winter killed is looking finely for the season. and the
prospect is good for heavy crop. Corn Is small anu
looking badly The cold rains of the early Spring nave
very greatly retarded the farmer in getting In spring
crops Of all kinds
PENNSYLVANIA.
A gentleman having just returned from Harrisburg
and Journey through the Lebanon Valley reports crops
of all kinds exceedingly promising. II the wheat Is 10
fail IL will be from unforeseen trult trees
are loaded ~ .
CANADA EAST
This Spring has been remarkable for backward
ness owing to unprecedented continuance Of wet cold
weather during the month of May. Everything is, con
sequently, nearly fortnight later than IN faNOrane
seasons and about week laerthan in cold seasons INC
fiat lands of Lower Canada. comprising nearly te WnOlo
of the segniOTcs. have suffered so much IRON le as
that large portion has not yet been IN cOhuton 10
work AT all Farmers who had naturally dry or artln
Ciay drained fields and who were watching Tor onportu
mites got n their wheat in tWOg0Od days that o
cured early in May: but upon the whole, very niue
wheat has been sOwed and IL IS now, we bceNe 700 e
for that crop There is, however on record one scls0
that of 1896 If we remember Alright. when, though the
seed time did not como till June, an cNccent crop lo
lowed: and il pTOvoTb in Lower canada tnat iLte
Spring makes good harvest 1t Is to be hoped tat ths
prOyerb will come true IN 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

The following &, the amount Of flour and grain in
store AT Chicago reported 20 the Secretary of the
Board OF Trade on June J, 1861, compared with the
g date las wear.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

7.-BcfOre Commissioner OSBORN.
A POsT-OFFICE CLERK IN TROUBLE.
II

United St1tcs 0gt- NfT50n J. MaTsh
The defendant was "A mail clerk in the II. $. Post
Office in this city He has long been suspected of embez
Zing letters. He yesterday taken in custody by
found his person. which had evidently been embezzed
He did not deny his guilt and taken before Commits
siOner Osborn who held him to bail for examination In
$4,000 Supervisor Joseph H. Taylor became the bOndsnan