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Wheat was quiet the extreme views of holders checking
the demand and connng business 70 or two loads
e Ys sse s%s:9 nd
S sss. sSs n ct s s1 @ mssa sa
for store 81 70 81 80 FOR yellow, and 81 IS ii Il
bushels da
sf 5 q s f Barley %n
but FIRM at previous Tns prices ,, ,o, .x b.,
previous rates were fully maintained For vessels for Char
ter the ID demand sl 10 continued light The M
ao % wsa Is sGs @ " The
charters s:A brig to Cronsad with petroleum private
GUNNY CLOTH was dull but firm at 2okc: q 2lc.
GUNNY BAds-Wc heard OF no sales. We quote lsEc
HAY.-The market depressed by the heavy. arrivals
and retail lots At 81 81 So .,pp'1S s'N
but
s &C. and s1ap
* is;pse. We note sale
ws q IL @
msnded CSC SIC Rosn was in moderate request and firm
:. ne auSs..ons In. IN our last ysssSS for com
ss y SsI ,g pale ~ sss 1,
sales 81 . were 70 iOo Ssis. NeSaern Al %. - 10 = = -
70 Sh IN G ss~ IN s &
price for and black osSsr Kinds were quiet but
steady at last quotations.
PETR0LEUM.Crude dull and heavy at 12}9c. at which
for standard white the best bid There sales
of 200 bbls At &c. Free dull and nominal G8c for
standard white. In the Philadelphia market there
ss n..: sas g. .rs sS 80
vailed pork, which ruled higher closed the
ss sfusa and sSsfos' fos nsS s.
for city mess, SEQ rs $cl for prime and $22 rs
&22 s7s for Western mess Aiso future delivery, $50
@ M @ a. S 30 no sass T for
NESS $s Sss prime Beef hams were
quiet but steady with sales Of 100 packages 36 Ss
Western Bacon moderately active unchanged prices
We note saes $50 packages s for long clear, sc.
5c for short dO Sc for long rib 8c Ssc for short
12Ac l2sc for Cumberland cut Cut meats and
Ike for picked shoulders, n1Sc Ike for dry do lsc
13c for smoked do 16c. 16c. for picked hams, 17c.
&c. for smoked do and 1Sc 9c for bagged The demand
for lard was limited and prices were though without
and cheese quiet but unchanged at last
Live hogs were steady al Stc l0c, with arrivals Of 1855
head.
RICE was steady, with moderately active demand. We
sales OF bags Rangoon In bond private
and small lots Carolina to the trade at l0Ac &c.
rency.
for which n but for refining grades the market
dull somewhat heavy The saes to-day
loc 11c for fair to good refining, land Comprised lS5
lie l2c, 500 hhds llazc 7ss boxes
Havana mt lU1sc l8sc. Refined sugar hrm bass
Of 1886 Hc for hards and 15xc. l6c for soft white
STEARINE was dull with only small sales at 6c. l6tc
at Sc lStc, timothy quiet $2 80 " 60 Rough faxseed
TALLow.-A moderate demand prevailed and about 5000
lbs sold at l2c. l2Hc.
wnIsKFY.-Recepts none. The market continued duh
and nominal at previous prices
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ports at Eew York for the week ending March ~,
compared with those OF the two preceding weeks, as
also the value OF the dry goods entered at this port
and thrown on the market for the corresponding
period In 1865 and 1Se7:-
Week ending March Is. March 20. March y:
Dry goods. 32l, 293 $156S5s0 go aSo
General merchandise 2,632, ,06l 6,007,5S 5,62o,sS3
Total for the week $4, 66s s55 $7676117 $5,2s7l7s
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January compare as follows:-
For the ,oeek. 1865. 1861. 1868.
Entered at the port $2,54oa3l Sl217o22 $l,670 $50
Thrown on market 2,376,755 1,4S3552 2,0lS, l99
Since Jan. l.
Entered at port. 80 45,ss4,ssl 30, ses1 eosss,47s
Thrown on market. a, l,Sl041 49, 1885, 464 22l64, s5s
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FIRE ~ NEW CNSAL STREET.-at half.pas, ten
O'Clock last night alarm OF fire occurred ~
the tenement house No l20 New Canal street The
nrcmen were very soon on the premises. The
nre was found to be under the landing Of the
first night OF stairs. The Chief Engineer ordered the
boards cut away, and when that was done few
pals OF water extingulshed the flames. The build
Ing is owned by Mr. valentine, and the damage done
TO " V about s26. The fancy goods store Kept by
Amelia Koch adjoining, stock and furniture was
damaged about 500; insured for $1,000 In the Phe
nix and Continental Insurance Companies How
the fire occurred under the noor II matter az
present unknown.
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TIE SHOOTING OF CHlRLEs NORRIS.
His Dangerous Condition-Ante.,Ioriem Ex.
animation Of the Victim.

Coroner schirmor yesterday proceeded 70 the New
YORK Hospital and took the ante.mortem statement
OF Chares Norris, the man who was dangerously
shot on FRIDAY evening by Thomas fitzpatrick. IN the
portefhouse ~ the latter, at 20g west street. me
particulars ol which were quite fuzzy reported tn the
HERALD of Saturday morning. Norris is In an ex.
remeiy dangerous condition. with the probabilities
decidedly against his recovery Below viii be found
copy Of the victims s,atemen, and other testimony
c1ciied:--
STATEMENT or CHARLES NORRIS
On friday evening, at about six O'Clock, I went
with four or five friends into the lIquor store of
Thomas Fitzpatrick, residing at 300 West street;
took four or i've drinks there; had not been ON
good terms previously; Thomas Fitzpatrick and
had an argument about something | do moi reInpn.
Der what It was, during which rhomas Fitzpatrtrk.
standing behind the counter took a pistol from tbe
shelf and, think, aimed at me- did not think M
the time that he would fire u; he aimed but once
aud then fired II, and II took effect In the right
side OF the chests ! went around in Harrison
street with young man named Miller, and when
between Washington and West streets tainted
and fell down; have no recollection Of what hap.
~ ned after had tainted until arrived al the hospi.
tai: Nj. Thomas Fitzpatrick and were both under
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AIRS. M. g. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL DISCOVER

MRS. N. @. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY
M Ia the only logical treatment exan II kills the of
all disease deafness noises 10 the head from the
trates the system by absorption hroughhe and
scalp and Ia safe for born babe. S3 package
Extract from letter from gentleman In California
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 20, 1863
talk to yon philosopher that shall say something
otherwise might not Well the catarrh 10 gone and my
hearing wonderfully improved.
have been deaf for than twenty years. For
twelve have had piles blind, bleeding and itch
ing. For have had eight outgrowths of flesh
under my arm, as large AS finger end and torpid Now,
after two months OF Metaphysical Discovery the
piles, lnmps &c., are all gone.
What shall says feel jubilant like freed bird; like
free after tweuyseven years imprisonment Thank
The song of heart is God bless Mrs. NJ. g. BROWN
Many such letters are In my possession.
Thousands die at the OF fifty who might have lived fifty
years longer had they occasionally through c used the
Metaphysical Discovery.
Understand Rememberi People sinking into the
Of death years before laid In the colin.
Full directions accompanying each package. .
The Metaphysical Discovery put neat cases III you
cannot et them Of your druggist send 10 81 Bond street will
be forwarded to address, receipt OF the price, through
Post Office order.
Mrs. N. O. BROWN will lie at her once, 81 Bond street,
Monday; hours from to g. Personal consultation
and examination as. Advice by letter VI.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DIR. DE JONGH'S
LIGHT BROWN
COD LIVER OIL.

In consequence OF the demand for this celebrated
Oil in all Of the world the cupidy Of unprinciped dea
has been excited In America fraudulent imitation has
been audacously sold for In order to final
stop such dishonest proceedings and to enable the medical
In the genuineness OF DR.. DE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN
COD LIVER OIL and TO realize It's unequaed ecacy every
bottle Of
DR.. DE JONGH'S GENUINE OIL,
shipped to the United States by his sole consgnees Ansar
Hartford Co.. OF London, is now sealed with patent
trade mark capsule Bets, maker London), coored blue
opaque white top stamped with blue fish a red shield,
the label ad ona signature Of the sole aocred
tied agents for the United States and Canada.
EDWARD GREEY CO., vesey street, N. r.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
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Inferrlinnxc of Pulnifs.

Rev. Dr. Weston preached q sermon on this subject
last evening al Christ church. Fifth avenue from the
text, "And the contest was SO sharp between them
that they departed asunder one from the othcr.-
lActs XIV, 3el There was disagreement between
Pau and Barnabas, and the result was instead OF
going forth together, they separated They were
both gooG men, and therefore II may be presumed
they parted amicably ana agreed TO disagree, ana
fhc lesson IS that when good men diicr now In
matters OF aih IL Is better separate than remain
20 Wrangle. In making the application to his sub.
yect the preacher said he should cndeavor observe
The law OF CHARITY, and IN the use OF terms. such as
'sects," denominations and "disscntcrs,r he
should employ them In courtesy and respect 10 indi-
Sa'e tnose VINO differed irom ms Church IN belief
NJ Vhcice was intended and none must be taken.
lie hau been educated among Methodsts and could
Dear honorable testimony TO their ability, self-denal
ana zeal IN the propagation of truth as they nnder-
stood u. lie entertained the same feelings for all
Christian bodies All had right TO their opinon.
lie respected Inc honest convictions of every man,
anu When ne conceded THIS To them he demanded
the same privilege for himself The public mind was
much exercised on this subject Of exchange OF pul.
pts win brethren ol different persuasions II was
claimed u would promote charity among different
bodies Of Christians lie did not for moment doubt
the sincerity Of the advocates OF this measure lie
willingly and cordially conceded 10 them the highest
and purest motives They hoped TO produce concord
among brethren of different sentiments ana thus
present an unhroken front TO the world and be.
come more efficient IN the salvation OF souls. The
end proposed was worthy OF all praise, and for ali
that was held in common he thanked God. For all
the good our dissenting brethren may do may Ills
holy name he praised. He loved all those who loved
the Lord Jesus Christ Nevertheless he was opposed
10 TINS pr0miscuOus interchange. first. because ~
was ineNpedent; ami secondly Ii was forbidden.
The reverend gentleman dweit with much force on
The ineXpedcncy as well as the imprOprieiy, on
Scrptural grounds Of ordained teachers the Fps.
copai Church exchanging pups with those who did
not agree with them IN the great principles which
distinguished their denomination from a.l othcTS.
lie was listened " Win marked attention 70 the
tose, hts auditors appearing ~ endorse VS. prop0si.
tlOns ana CONCLUSIONS IN every
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATUKDA7, MaTch ~
COFFEE continued firm but quiet cargo Of Rio, com.
prising 1900 bags, Winred TO arrive at Baltimore was
sold private Aside from this sale there was only
very moderate jobbing trade.
CorToN.-Under favorable advicea from Liverpool the
market very strong and considerably excited advanc
ing about per b. all grades. The extreme views OF
Sellers however, had restraining influence on the opera
ons Of buyers and the transactions comparatively cir
cumscrbed embracing bales OF which S6S bales were
spinning 9Ol6 speculation 6sO bales for export
and Sig bales The market closed quiet but steady
The New York herald., 1868-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
SARSAPARILLIAl
RESOLXENT


n RESOLvENT
better remedy and for Kidney Bladder
and Uterine difficulties than Buchu, Turpenne, Cnbeb Ju
niper, Gin, any other diuretic known. - -A
sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLyENT is quicker cure for
the of all spots, bemhes erupons of the
skin spots In the flesh than any ord-
narp sarsapaas In These decoctons washes
compared powerful stimulating purifying
Of Dr. RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLfAN RESOLVENT 4
few win the vgor Of life to the weak debated
and infrm.
RAILWAYS sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENT is the con-
sumpves hope loosens the phlegm repairs the waste Of
the body with and healthy material made from pure,
rich blood, and stops decay. Let y be tried
that threaten TO DESTROY life f6e REsOLVENT
when under the old process OF
brought self abuse who have since married
and have children. This ought to be good EVIDENCE
Of is powerful purifying ana fruitful sacaCy AZ
there no disease that be reached through tha
blood, sweat but that will Many Diseases
not proper mention in advertisement is explained and
means pointed In Dr. Railways medical pub
iication FALSE AND TRUE now ready. Address RADWAY
4 Co, 81 Maiden lane, GEORGE c. GOODWIN CO., 3S
Hanover street, Boston. Price of RESOLVENT SARSAPA
RILLIAN, VI per- bottle, or six bottles for 3D.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

FLOUR AND GRAIN-KeceIps, 1888 bbls. fonr, Nb DO
and bags meal 1b0 bushels wheat do corn,
800 do. and do malt The four market continued
rule buoyant and arm under good inquiry from the home
further advance l0c l5c per bb established
California firm with moderate demand The sales were
about bbs within the Of the quotations annexed
Southern four though quiet ruled firm, with sales OF 4OO
bbs Rye flour was In moderate demand and firm, with sales
Jersev at Wa o,ote.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

1lALLETMASTER DrxAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, -
I'D West Fourth street, Neutrality-suspicious. day:
all fashionable dances taught quarter six dances per-
fecty In six private lessons
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THE sevcnih PresbSterinn Church.

most numerous congregation assembled az the
Seventh presbSt tcrian church, situate Al the cor.
ncr Of BroOme AMI Ridge streets last evening the
o casion being TO commemorate the hfeth anniver.
sary of iis establishment. The opening prayer and
discourse were delivered by the pastor, the Rev. =.
~. Dawson who was followed by the Rev. Edwin
NJ. Hatfield, whose former lab)rs In C0nnct.
ton with the early OF this church are affection
aiely remembered by many Of the older members.
Dr. Hatfield, on taking his place IN the pulpit e8.
the Old and familiar faces which lie was accustomed
IN days gone by 10 NEE IN the same edhCe erected
~ honor OF the Lord and saviour ol mankind. Ills dis
course consisted principally In reviewing the pro.
eiess of The Seventh PRESBYTERIAN church, from tile
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

DUIsTS WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE "PoPu-
ID lar because reliable" Plant them once and you win
them Send for Buists Garden Manual and
Almanac for 1865 and Gardener Price Current Of Seeds
mailed Free We deliver all orders In New York freight paid
Address Robert Bnst Jr. Seed Grower Phiadelphia.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30
REAL ESTATE.

Official Transfers and Leases Recorded.
We give below the official transfers and leases
recorded in this CITY, Kings and westchestcr coun-
ties, N. Y, and Hudson county, N j., Saturday,
TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CITY.
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4 MEDICAL woNDER-HYATrs LIFE BALsAM.
Rheumatism neurasa ana & sout IN sner worst r. sagss
Of diseases of the blood great debility liver
Kidneys satrhsum &c. dc are most certainly cured oy TINS
TYAfTg LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. Joseph Mclaughlin
and eaten holes entirely through the roof Of the mouth
a then d Teo e - n % thought $
adyng stae when his brother advised him to try the Life
to this city In month he entirely cured
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM perfectly cured Mr.. william,
Springer lSs Broome street. Of ntammatory q
S Snnd to- his he s and bed
The Life Balsam tested by the public during
eighteen years and these two cases out OF an hundred
wnGn II oas r rsua in all durable cases.
Principal depot 2i6 Grand street.
Sold by druggists; ~ per bottle or six Tor $o
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
deseron s sufficient cause No pubicy no fees
in advance; advice free. r. u. KING,
4 BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED in NEW
n York and States where deseon, drunkenness &c are
sassns no no aon Sc Nassau
4 CIRCULARS AND INFoRMATIoN ryRNIsHEDIN
'S'1e' '''''' l76 Broadway and lis Fulton.
4 OPTICAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
ss'1y'1a s. i sssss & s. s1ssAs.ss f. a.'sg ''s
~ IS s. ajsnSS A 4 nbDS + co. ss nsssss4. 4 e.
~ sa q, o. q s s.Ssu isSs a. g. 81 81.
- s. :" S. "wSop q S. Sohros e 81 q Co., &c. MaSsssl ss 81
''' circulars &C., ne ''Sfd %Sk&%Y, s'f EDDY CO.
RUIsTs WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE "PoPu.
plant them always. Send for Buss Garden Manual and
mailed free We deliver ali orders in New York freight paid
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iYNf. I.t7 Ises.
Thirteenth week $3.50 So, o8e s556.G79
PREY, reported .b}e4, su4 d16s,s03 H. l6i,iA
1otai ...... s538S,30i s6,513,6il 400
The exports 70 the spending period IN the
The New York herald., 1868-03-30
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TN JEuNE HoMME FRAHCATS ARRIvANT Dr;
y Paris qu salt le frnncas ri ralemand desire placer
dams unc famle amercalne maitre dhote on dams
IN hotel SadIesser chez Mr. Betting, pension francae ~
GrtGne 81, Y. X,
VfNE JEuSE FILE FRANCHISE, NoUyELI.EMENT,
u arivee desire bonnie Address leo 9d av
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND WILL BE RE.
ceived the office OF the subscriber for about 500
yards tap rock Clips broken 10 the size of two and
oneha nchea FOR macadamizng roads, portion de-
livercd dock, the drawbridge, Bronx river West
Farms and the dock In the village of Westcheser Cash
will be paid on delivery.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

snholned + the total valuation Of The foreign I'm.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDOS MONEY MAEHET-LoNDoN, June 2--5 r.
M-Cousols closed az 96li for money and % a 81
for the account. ex dividend. United States bonds
127<. Eries, 4C3s. Illinois Centrais, e79S.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, June 2.-Unitcd
States vc-tweDty bonds closed at 11se for the issue
OF 1862.
'LIyERPooL CorroN MARKEr-LIvERPooT June .
1:20 p. M-Crcuars Issued to-day put the total ship
mcnts OF cotton from Bombay for this port up TO the
30th since the last report at 10000 bales. To-day
Exchange or i'm the other markets. on the streets.
however. brea1stuns are heavy and all the stable
. articles have declined.
LIVERPOOL BREApSrurFs MARKET.-LTvERpOor.
June 2-l:2o r. M.-The market Is heavy, and Nll ar
tices have declined I'm price. Flour Is Irregular az
about 82s. per bbl. for Western canal. Wheat l.
irregular the last sales being at lis ST. per GENITAL
for No. milwaukee, red and 13s Cd. for California
white. Corn has declined fully Co. since the
opening making Is. FOR the day. Mixed Western,
36s. I'd per quarter oats, 81. So. ler bushc FOR
Canadian.
LIVERPOOL. Provisions MAngEr.-LWFRPoOI,
June 2--i:2O J.. M.--P0rk is dui and unchanged.
Lard quiet and s.eadA. DscDn easier 81. tt. peg
Cwt. fJr Cal1hCgl1nl cr..
IIveu0nL iFopu,E t irrrr.-.iVr VrH1Cot. no
2--f go I. h..-as' ri H.H .-t.
Ion 0t lo..
l.DNr0S MAgEUI --l.ONnHN, Jttle 2-i..i r. .l.--
Tire markets one generally quiet ami lcaif, auN
there are no Important changes 20 note. sales o!
Calcutta insced have been made az sos.
PETROLEUM MAREEr.-iNTWLRPJ June 2-Pciro-
leum closed steady az All zoe. per bbl FOR standard
Whifp
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Tllt fafAIE a:RaAHs.


TIE French rlano.-NdT tclnii,lriis wl!c arrived
here Gay before yesctdaS Is now anchored IN the
North river opposite pier 81. She is well built
frigate, OF tonnage Of four thousand Is 225 feet
long and fortyeight feet wide, with depth Of hold
OF twenty three feet From the keel to the upper
deck is forty.two feet. She has just reached here
from Martinique, whence she started fifteen days
ago. She has engines of six hundred horse power
and capable OF high rate of speed. She has thirty
guns plGedl and force OF $50 men, Two OF her guns
are very large rined with three grooves. and hurl
proecics distance OF six thousand yards. Some OF
her guns are OF twelve inch caOre. projecting shot
OF ldU pounds Three kinds OF shot are used, one for
the purpose OF ATTACKING armored or ron-cad vessels
where great penetratye power is demanded. and two
Others for wooden vessels These guns are all Gmmun
toned FOR three hundred rounds. The officers at
present experimenting with two sorts OF rines-car-
nlnes ana inuskcts-one on the system or Nlncles-
ter, Connecticut. and the other the LamsOn sys-
tenn Other American methods VIII engage their
attention as their merits recommend the trial. Sne
is awaiting here the arrival OF two other French
vessels the d'Esrees and The advice boat lie Bouvct
which expected here within the next eight DAYS.
While at Port au Prince on the 21d OF last February
the officers of the Semrams celebrated the birth
steamer Penobscot, which was then at that port.
TWenty-One guns were fired by the Senirams In
honor Of the OCCASION and the American flag
displayed AT her mast head
her officers are Rear Admiral Mequct, Commander
inChcf OF the squadron OF West Indies and the Cuff
Captain Mandet, Commander Royor. stan Officers;
Lieutenanta Guerin De Cuyerville, De Laguire, Du-
chet, MOye, DeMarchev2l, De Laplerre BeTard and
LelanchOn. These are officers OF the frigate.--M
Ne-eO Surgeon-n Chief: BotAard, second surgeon:
AnaCyer Third surgeon; VI. Curault. Purser-in-
Chief: Bonet aud DusseT Assistant PurseTs; Chaplain
LureIy aud four uidshpinen The semi aInis has
been detailed 70 this naval station In place OF adni-
ral Diael0t ana the steamer Ihe.nis. The french
Con niii will make lis VISIT TO her this morning AT
e.eeen O'Clock.
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TELrtHsrHc rEws TEMs.


Mr. Gather Superintendent Of the Western d.
vision OF the Adams Express Company and Presi-
dent OF the Associated Express Companies at Gin
cinnati, has resigned the first named ofiice. Ills
successor s Mr.. j. II. Rhodes, the recent Assistant
superintendent
The Geneva woolen MIL situated a short dis
tancf from Providence. II. h. was partly destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Tnc loss Is about slliVVV
which Is fully covered by insurance.
The Forresters' Club have given notice that sni.
fcient number Of pigeons have been obtained and
that the New York SpOrtsmen's Convention VIII De
held in Buffalo on Monday, the Sth INST,
Ex.President Buchanan's funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon. the sth inst. at three O'CLOCK.
The steamer Princess, laden with government
frelphts for Fort Stevenson, sunk In the Missouri
river about twenty-five miles above Lexington, on
Sunday night. The boat and cargo are prooaoiy
total loss.
A despatch from Topeka Kansas Gays that the
Circuit Court could not agree as to the power OF the
state Of Kansas 10 tax the property OF the kansa.
Pacific Railroad. and have SO certified TO the unitea
states Supreme Court.
During the rain storm last Friday a waterspou'
swept down Moody's Mountain, In Hope township,
Knox county, Me-, cutting three ravines down INC
side OF the mountain, one Oh them iour rods wde anu
eight FEET deep and also uprooing In its course trees
ten inches In diameter ard raising Lncolnvle Pond
In one night three feet higher than ever known be
fore.
A provisional battalion, under Major Brown, Of
the One Hundreth regiment, is to be formed a.
Chantilly Canada, for field practice.
Reports from the grain crops Of California are re
markably favorable. The rain storm yesterday ma!
do some damage to the hay.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company are nego
tiatina for reduction Of freight and passensIee
charges on the portion Of the road operating M Ssu
fornia fftn
Arizona advices speak very favorably Of minln
operations generally. No pdian troubles are ~
porte&
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A MILITARY CHALLENGE.
.Ffon iie Evening Telcrran of yeslef.ay.l

Ffoin Tie Evening Telcgranof yesierayl
B0S1oN, June :, 1865.
The Montgomery Light Guard, Of TINS cry cap
tain Finan an organization which won the cham
pion nag OF Massachusetts, for military drill last
week, has issued q challenge 10 any military COM
pany In the Union outside Of MASSACHUSETTS, To-
compete with them for the infantry chanponshp
OF the United States and a flag einbiematlc a Una
honor, the drill to be according 70 crr0ns tac-
tics and to take place either In Boston or new fork
within the ensuing two months. II the challenge is
not accepted within that time the MONTGOMERY
Guard will claim the title Of national military
Champions. The company Will visit New York the
latter part OF the month, accompanied Dy alarge
star Of past and honorary members. Captan Fln1T
pols tomorrow evening for the purpose OF arT sna
ina for the VISIT and af&o to bring shout II pV sh1
drtu contest with some Neg YORK oompsnv.