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miles. the cargo and men sent across to Cuba.
The Cuban patriots entertain no doubt that the
schooner has fulfilled her mission.
on the 4th and 9th two steamers were secured by
the agents OF the Junta in this city, at a cost Of
$4,000 each, and each sailed for port i'm the West
Indies. These vessels took out over five hundred
veterans OF the late war, who had enlisted to
under Cespedes They were udder the command OF
q Cuban General, who had selected a full staff OF
American officers. Among the war materials which
constituted the cargo were the followlng;-
One battery fully equipped.
One thousand stand OF arms.
=. Four thousand barrels of gunpowder.
-Four hundred bales OF gunny cloth for bastions.
some OF these military stores are said to have
been purchased on Governors Island One of the
steamers is supposed to have reached its destna-
ton, and the other has been spoken of the coast Of
Florida.
Other Vessels Chartered.
The agents of the Junta have chartered other
steamers TO make voyages to the Bahama Islands,
and the volunteers and munitions OF war to be
taken thence to Cespedes without involving such
vessels as may be chartered in breach of the neu-
trality laws s--
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THE COAL STRIKE.
Thirty Thousand Miners Reported rs Engaged
in II.

Thirty Thousand Miners Reported as Engaged
in It,
special from Scranton yesterday to the N. Y
Times says:-
The strike OF the coal miners has extended to-day
TO nearly all the mines south of and around Wilkes
barre and to some in the vicinity of PittstOn. Fully
half of the thirty thousand miners OF the whole an
thracite region have quit work in obedience to
the mandate of the Central Committee Of the
miners; but as yet formal demand for increase Of
wares nor any statement OF grievances has been
made and none OF the miners seem TO have a clear
idea why they have abandoned work. The em-
Moves of the large companies around Scranton
and CarbOndale have not yet determined whether
they will quit work, and the continuance OF the
strike largely depends upon their action; II they
decide 10 ion in the movement protracted spspen-
sion of mining operations is expected but in case OF
their refusa is presumed the strne n WI rus isI Ds
ment Is designed 70 force basis OF payment OF
miners, predicated upon the New YORK market price
OF coal, whatever IL may be, and that twenty per
cent. will be demanded Serious accidents occurred
to-day in collieres near South Wilkesbarresand hyde
Park by which nine miners were severely injured,
and some, 1t je feared, fatally
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own counsel. A practical miner, he continued
however, 'to have an eye" on these veins. Sub
sequently, events and personal circumstances
fixed his residence for q short time
in distant section of the Union. Recently,
this then young man" returned to Georgia.;
and now, we are informed, has accomplished
his purchase (by what instrumentality we are
not permitted to disclose) of the identical pro-
perty he so long coveted, for $500, 600. The
property we are Informed, contains six distinct
veins of gold-bearing quartz, varying from one
to eight feet The yield by test of the best ore
reached has been ascertained to be Sl23'33 per
ton, and of the poorest Sc per ton.
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FINANCE AND con1nuzRcz
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TRLEeRAPH,)
If-4I... a.

FRIDAY, May IA, 1859. !
So far we notice no new feature in the loan
market, nor is it likely that any change will
take place until business revives or some oc-
currence shall transpire to disturb the present
friendly relations between lenders and borrow
ers, The stockholders, those notorious dis
turbers OF the public peace, have for
several weeks ignored the existence of the
loan market, save to draw upon it for "the
sinews of war" The fact is that the excitement
which has prevailed of late i'm the Bond and
Gold markets has afforded them ample opportu-
NIFTY OF turning an honest senny without at
tempting to manipulate the currency market;
and to this fact we are, in measure indebted
for the very quiet condition which now prevails
Call loans remain quiet at 5Cd7 per cent on
Government and miscellaneous securities, and
prime business paper passes current 1t the banks
and on the street at 6(oS per cent
Governments are again strong. Gold is very
firm. Premium at IL NJ 1887
The Stock market was quiet but steady
Nothing was done in State loans In CITY Is
there were sales of the new certificates at 1O19[
The Lehigh gold loan advanced and sold at 95T
Government bonds were fraction higher
Reading Railroad was without essential
change, selling at 4S1l 94S3s; Pennsylvania was
steady at 5795; Lehgh Valley Railroad at So;
and Catawissa Railroad preferred at 34OD341S,
road; 5419 for Minehill Railroad; and 35 for
North Pennsylvania Railroad
Canal shares attracted but little attention
Lehigh Navigation sold at 321lE. 10 was offered
for Susquehanna.
In Coal and Bank stocks no transactions were
reported.
Passenger Railway shares were unchanged.
4S19 was bid for Second and Third; II for Tenth
and Eleventh; 4519 for Chestnut and Walnut; 81
for Spruce and Pine and 13 for Hestonyile
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 8. Third Street.
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EIRGTN ROARn

rites, etc, as follows:-U.S. S. 81 12OX b2Oa
Of 1852 119K@119A do, 1854 1159S@116z do, Now,
10szS@1O9%. Paciics, 1O67S@1O65S. Gold, 1881.
Messrs. DE HAVEN & BROTHER No 40 s. Third
u s. IS OF 1884, 12O1G@12O2l do. 1862, 11949119%;
do. 1864 1165s@1151 do: 1866 116k@116H; do 1866,
1868, 117s6@1171S do. S. 1O-4Os, 1Oszs@1091S u s.
80 Year per cent Cy., 1O62S@1O6S Due Comp. Int,
Notes, 1914. Gold, 1sS7S@1ss1S; Silver, 12sh09lso
street. report the following quotations ~. s. 6s OF
1881, 12O2@12OsS; 2Os OF 1862, 19S9119X do 1884,
11I%@i1T% do. July, 1867, 117ss@117M; do. July,
@1SS2S.
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from ENGLAND.
Formal Resignation of Minister Reverdy
Johnson.

Formal Resignation of Minister ReVerdy
By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, May 19-Reverdy johnson to-day
telegraphed to Washington informing the United
States Government of his formal withdrawal
from Office. After repeating the friendly fare
well addressed to him by Queen Victoria, Minis
ter johnson concludes by saying that "Thus
terminates mission conducted on my part with
zeal and fidelity, which fulfilled the letter of in
structions given me by my Government, and
which aimed to protect the rights, preserve the
honor, and promote the interests of my country"
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, May 14-A. M.-COnsos for money 92%
ior account, 92z United States Fve-twentes, 1873.
@ SIoGHs sge9dy. Erie, 2OA Illinois Central, 96 At
LIVERPOOI, May l4-A. M.-Cotton quiet mid
ulihg upands, llHd. middling Orleans. 11%d; the
sales OF the day are estimated at 5000 bales. The
1000 We're Tor export and 5000 for speculation. Stock,
3I4 600 bales, of which 1s3, 600 are American
Wneat IS declining. Corn, POS Sd.
LONDON, May IA. M.-Tallow, 42s. Cd.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON May l4-P M.-Consols for money, 929I
ioI accoun3 S2ts. United States Five-twenties, 70.
STOCKS STEADY; Erie, 20A Illinois Central 96A At
lantlc and Great Western, 25%.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-P. M.-Cotton-stock anoat,
6SSOOO bales OF which 1873 500 are American. Ship
ments OF cotton from Bombay 10 the sth inst since
bales. -
Breadstuns dull Provisions quiet ..
tirmer
LONDON, May 14-P M-Sperm Oil e1O1; Sugar
rmer but not higher for both on the spot and aoat
HAEhE May l4.-Cotton quiet and steady; ON the
spot, l4lf. ahoat, 1881.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Rr;elsmnLers, Strife.

PEEKsKILL, N. Y, May t4.-Three hundred
and twenty-five brickmakers, employed in nine
brckyards in this vicinity, have struck for higher
wages. formidable strike is again expected
at Haverstraw, the bosses having reduced the
wages from $3.50 to s2 and state that they will
not give way
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From ALLENTOW W.N.

The Coal Miners, strike wal Of Trains
by the Lehigh Valley Road.
Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
ALLENTOWN, May 14.-In consequence of the
strike in the coal regions the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company have already withdrawn six coal
trains from their road, and the men employed
thereon have been discharged
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


For additional Marine HerOs Gee Inside Pages. q
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MAY "A.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rErEaRApH
OFFICE
A. M.........6ll IL A. M..-..".73I 2 p. NJ M.....7s
OLEARED THIS MORNING,
Souder Co. -' - -' ~ no
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING


BEig Daisy Phillips MOntevdeO via st. Marys Ca, a.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamer diamond state, Dennis 10 hours from Bati-
Steamer W Sarah Jones "a hours from New York, with
sS6r Reading rq RI No g. g. Robinson days from Alex.
SS9S FS9@sS TldTidso TRi days from Alexandria. with
sshr EItTS Taylor days from Norfolk, with lumber to
j. sSGT W. gSSs %Isn &oiSSs Sons o,dr p.n.v
with lumber to Noroross 4 Sheets.
sS sShT Mary GI1Shrist days from Georgetown, s. o.
schr sa6ao, samsOn from Now York.
SRr James % %dsrdcse ss VIII WiiIetts st from Boston
Schr j. Orockford, DAWSON from Fall River.
ygs.asg ssE Mary .ghsRSsa tS oR sHs arrived
Correspondence of The Philqdelphia Erehange
,II LIETEs Del May lamshP Westm9resnd, from Phila-
The yessS & before reported have left the BEeHkYSteT
Barque George H. jenkins from Shields for Philade
phia was spoken 18th inst, OIL Barnegas, a., H..
stewart Weeks for PhiISdephia, remained at Maanzas
Brig Gaatea, Mckenzie, for Philadelphia. sailed from
Brig Tdalia Gordon for Philadelphia, at Havana sth
scbr izetta, smith, for Philadelphia, remained at Ma
schT Virginia MoFadden hence, at Pors ,1 10Th inst
New London 10th inst. -''O'' ~
sShT Mary A. Tyler Tyler nenee for Boston, at Holmes
Sandy PuInt 10th inst - N"0o wac oh
Schr Elizabeth MeGee, Smith, sailed from Kinoston
ia, 25d nit Tor Philadelphia via Old Harbor @-'
at Boston 18th inst. ''"' 0Aooreu
schr b. steeman' Robinson, hence at Baltimore lath
Sehrs Taylor Mathis, stoelman; j. NJ Vance Rnrd.o
heSsea q Ro:t6S G Baps9Sk S SMITH and Mamma LOa Holt
wieh 1lth inst "'As' nohoe, ~ Nor.
SehTs Edward Wootten, Young from Philadelnbia ana
dephia, at Newport llth inst ~ '''' iV' Ehna-
Sohrs Minnie Kinnie Parsons. CLARA Ma..;oh A..
gomte{ and A. Pharo, shourds hence at Newport iSth
,sS SehT ri l. NJ Knowles, Clement hence. at Portsmouth
schrs w. p Phillips, Somers, and w II naDnis T.L.
henee, At Fall River llth inst '' A'"A0s
SVnr " D. WheldsD' hence, At New Bedford 2th iRst
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PUBLICATION or THE LAWS.
Meeting Of the fI,lno!s Prra% Association
CDtnm1ttrr.

The I11lnos Press Association Committee %
Publication OF the State Lnws met At the Mattesou
House al r. II. yesterday. Mr.. ]. A. J. Bnlsal1
ol The Ascoupln Times, presided. and Mr.. John
II. falcy, Of the Princeton LfytHAlican, acted a.
Secretary.
Tie following named gentlemen were present:
Mcs1yz II. L Hobart, Etrnin7 Pse. Il L. f3n1cs
Sycamore laImtlaeam: Paul ScloJ. quincy Hhig ;
John W. BAILEY. Princeton IaI,u,t.e1a; T. Z.
Woods, Mattoon .tar,tdl: j. L. Magic, Canton
Renster; J. a. J. l'Ir1ssr, Nscour,n Times; Y.
L Norton, Alton TfLyraFA; A. J. Alden. DuquoIn
Democrat
The Chairman Hns Of opinion that be uec,1 not
state the objects Of the ueetiuG. Is all tue mem
tr!s Of The cz'mu.lt1ee Knew them.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Fs! L g sstI { u. ne ,e5 r. sy
sescs1t.s th': 135eic !! ia.sE.:aE s.s,s il
,as.Ssi Il 1i Ae rs n isrcuts
''I r. si.r H., tr .to, ,,,, 5 o,ts,,,d
e = i. Ssasiy q ssss: ;s's eo!I:s i thr ~
is T'y sns et :. Il; Il i IT. t.E'F lns o
TX sins III lie 1sabse.un ii ts'aus ne ep.f~;, u
a1s3srd. ihas " fsf9a It :. oi tic hisat.: Pub.
" it..Ert ths; 5r.ss;e t5*erl sss as"t Esserc
it.. taIic nsiec = lE;. ttnn Il - & ia-h l1T i.
s. sp !. II + s r. ,s n.h b.he bs Il shs L
s!r Constitutional Convection TO FtcogGtoc ta!s rrG.
ySiEt,d. v!.lte dnst .:a!l IT, p-erA:r cs,.c
.dfe thus. Iti:e.pr. u! ~: u th!s f'1n'ri;u5'
int:s.s snsy7.'ttf h.tra r. :; tn C;s't2
bailey. It thc rr1.e kr7'.A,..;t..a -
II orc That thr papeEr Q! llanois he rc9urr:ed ta
rEn-h itrc r1rcret:IEs hsd se Efc ,tsn tht peSJle
iar 3r,FElry Il rrrGE.ur tac rnrl.nsa"t 4oi ckttn
Of t1ndlesz for trr arpsoAehint corsliiu:iuaI CoH
frEtIu; and A1tn tyr fhe pr1t Irkels11rt. who VIII
carry ouf tie principles here enunc9stct.
4 resolution of thanks 10 the Western Cn!on
and AllbLic Telegraph lines, for the use OF their
H11s6 10 the Natte&o1 llnuse Tor gratis hospltAll.
i,: stu to Atle0'a Tntstre Tor Tree passes, Eere
oocrrl
As amended ths, resolution was passed
The committee txN adjourned, subject 70 the
Gail G! The Enalr.
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resi- then1
William Heaih+ small boy, who came frou
FnilaoeirhiA, and has been loanng and sIeepjur
Hhereves be found \ good pl4ce, TAs sen, to tnt
"A boz named John nurns. twelve years OF age
haa lotnd drunk uh THURSDAY evening, lie VIA
com1LtHcd until hy parenEs ahall seek MIN.
.-Aurn.a T. Wiley Vas nned x5oy for Keeping q
housc Of III fame on Fourth Avenue Ten tuio ases
Of the piaoe were rned ~ cach.
MADISON STREET 0OCKr.
William Wright and Darid Howcs we're cnoJped
Win oasnfdG1lf conduct The Complainant Eien
MOTIFS. did not appear, and they WIRE dtscharpeI
a warrant Ras procured for ElItn- aud ahe was
BROUGHT 1ntd o"uEt and chatgel With false imprts.
oDmcht. IA elt WAs not ready for tftal her r T.
animation Haa 1'osDone.l until iIls unotuIng Sala
bail being demanded for her appearance. ''s'
-peclled Paddy, the picfpocfer and nre or
nu companions, who we're Charged with being
concerned IN the assault On Ned Iuutjy n hi a.s.
I1rk, nbout three xeeks a4o, and Ht.aiiny his
watch. bad a nnni hearing yesterday. aud WIRE
lned IS each Tor tfisordts1y conduct, uuut,ey rs.
covered htg watch
"A little girl about two dayA old was found IN
the steps OF the house OF Mrs Henur, No, 2T BIue
Island Avenue. yesterday Doruin8. Max bchulIet,
tho CLERK Of the court, nauied the wall Mary
i1iulley. 1t was sent to the HoInc Of thc F1ead-
Philip cahll and Dennis Moran, who are we'll
known 10 all The Police Court. were IN Jester
day on complaint OF their wives for tF,infennsa.
aad cruelty, fnd we're nled Is each and held in
&2gV L4 TO Keep the peace.
HERON nTREET NOCRT.
Eliza Marshall, a confirmed female urunkard
who Ind seriously Threatened To ufu Fn htSseI ID
the chiraso River, was fined f21
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FE1aAx EvEx1Sa. Ausa.t IL
ba1et # e:aia a,:ir and pruvi.!a1s pi BE- f,uud 10.
deg the hrt ot C1:uDerdAlr 1nd the RszIn ia Alt
ess tue5sa to the ueaA charges q Storage uple.s
BETTER- -ReeeaTrd-, @4lss -: taI?7cd. ,t-A7 ~.
TIE den aad eoa1aet fair. and 1he n.ikes f,id e:esdJ
fc1oWe: thcter catrs. .sa: Il: 3 f ID ~ ,ns S
ard II k1u 91&zc; rrnpuu Gr.ies. Il as.e aaIea Of
:EstIE. t 4. IS; d 1t 81 aiah. H3E: ! ,pfu i
rtF,. y t,ss nd 20 = II :::;e: 10 no, =; *
HAHG1SG-IsAte ia seassaiy Fe7orsed aettve.
rcsr uaeasskcd, md con.la1r 70 qaose; Ss:t *
!4rhaEe, f7Ae. 1ewfrt5s 4. s7kc; Lati ,w 4. I77c;
Fsst r:;:, t73e; Ontario, *5se; {;vas Fals f1e;
c!s1 s7,*91e: b:Etars: eax.1c; woe' raekt, e.
GHEEsg-A t..- ba;:ass Va. da!Es IA tA. az.ie,e.
1.s:ey: i aise: Inoii iss:osy. siis: We.:era T.
cOAlt-Thtsr "a. eod dcz2.aa fa. .os co.l., BIZ.
g i:ss,: Sc III EehtsS; .'H5 ss d. s:;: s
rt.s.ana- sessntea ..ad F.s.sos ai:s5: s.asss'
s1ft tags; n's t:!s Il. ;2a ga Bag KIN 8 cstp3eT1
<anAAA a zestudtnx to GoAlsy:
COtFEE-TE.te nax quiet trt enetasiaas ruIe.1 nr13
a i. so;o.: SSs: IN ;ss 2 z IL fs iss.;
cANDiEs-Ine .as1iet ~ aan. IN f.cs not eaoush
e, n: sssnEss;asd L ths x e sc. to
= 4 ttsessfael HI2H,,e; taow ieteAf1neA D e,
:sehEsiee5s l4c; t'as. lsa3l'Ae; Ba:Tc:ss se.zaae
EGGs-WeTr pse3ty It i7taisc TIT do..u with The
bs!lk G! ths 1a!sx Il the irside iuot.tion.
FRUITS AND SCTS-The market for dried fruits,
both toEc1fn I'D Domestic. Hn aun and psces ruled
n.adea sod rses The Relieving .e ;ae E eu:5ess
ta:es:
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ALABAMA

1hr 1IcEff0h-ThC C0nErrSaf11c n =
J.lrct, md VINO Tl~y Area
f.ar:rsy-tnrrcn.cd Republican N .
inrt1f- and lro.r IL was Cntnet -
Democratic Urnunrlntton Lo.iRE
E.nrec-t'nivcr&al suffrage. Uni-
.srhns I'e:.rc. g'nircEH,el Amnesty
Fhc roor White. nnd the UinckS.
N""t"rn-r, -t'i. "a s9,t9 =, tar-t.ronisnr ~ Il.
ri3r'5,!atl Clr,niel1-
TIE MEMEE1s OF c1SSZEss.
The rlrtion IN Alabama for members nf the
iuI'!,E:ss Congress has been held, and has re.
htlsed u! VIZ tltG:.un Of Aired T. EucI He2ut.
lran N hs t:st Instinct by n,.out 500 ma lof1fy
E1nal.es 1ta y. hacA.'F, Republican, ia the Seco1.l
Neftl,eau, tn tht Third District, bI :t,o 10 ;ut
majority; Shar.a Hays. RepuSl!c.s1. l!. tn lie lie
f0s,'f e9s;v fu.'t sd'.f II Ior y ,5s majority
NJ Dox. Demt~tas, n the Fit, 11,..tse r. ,ss
}of.sy q prp1ah;s l::s.'. and ". c, Sher WOOL,
Hs s<t as.ctsa.aet Ttrre IA :. ris naJoutS Hoi
nsE1tS IN ttis district. t;st i, WIS ,hr1aT -,
2! q spsl. 10 ne rart:, aud fcrus race resulted
BccE and Buckley afr known u Garner ,b,-,e-s.
Ill FIN hnd Hays ar EsRi &C ca,.tJ sr,IIn,rn.,
!,oS S lot Called a carpef-aacser ,.ecs:sc he i
democrat, though he Is not vc7f louS r. ,E.c,, ~
tie ktute. aud Sherwood Il lo ol1 r:i1zen nT Ia
Ian 4 He.in was consistent rp,un man -,
through fhc war: ind sn1tsed sr!esoas peEsccu.
lion f,H his loyalty. '0~1
There elections show i la.gely Increased Rcnn,,.
l!caD sla1ority ~ the state nrer tha, gives for
e.
tofy fer ttG Eerua'!can p1-1y in the seutrai eiec
ton =hsch cok2es oT IN ts7a-
THE Congressional +l-tttIA ehoa1d have teru
held ut the time u the iTes1entta e:ectlon hut
IT was Judged best TO Portroae all o,her tse1cs,
and kn teloEe tie people :aN ycar uloa ne stusIc
gur-ttpn cf the Presidency. Tie rHrseui cau-
I,al9n Las lsen active and excited. and proscnts
+o1.r features worthy Of uotiee- ...
TIE rEiscrrLEs On WEIGH TIE BAr77g Wac
forGHT-
The lEss OF these Ia IN Tie 0iutu ic OF uc Hc-
rEt,rans, in The greater part of The State. Gpo1
tdt subject o{ political Disabilities and stHtran-
th~tnrufa, wftfh has pern!'se1 sa large Hhaye
of the pubic n.teuton IN f!rg1uta and Tennessee,
dud which Il silI tudcr consideration In Nl-sissip~
J.! and TrAaa. The constitution Of Alahau1a dis:
aa:l.'d from totlut iii those wlo were !eh2rrrd
ii''n ho.dinr F'!rrM o;c ,is4'er 'a,. Fn:2steenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the Cutted
ntA.es, but PROVIDED That tte LtR7sasure by two
!,iivas vote, 1l!glt rcmyse tli1. dlsIuasihca-
NE Al the Ersi ecsslDn Of the Lcg1e.at .rc,
~ *ATh tNcE:, ,-se'cR caosrd lle1ntltri
-! traIs. this disqualification was removed by
w '"'r Of every 1ncns'er iE House aud senate,
.'iN @ "pe-thus Fiytn. 10 every Ilaa In Alabama,
~ tF a.urk t'lot cor:!cted fe!1 Or lIiot> the
-. - sofe atd hold 6t;!Cc s:ndcE t.4c state Gov
-, H ~ Ct lie tt!'Eie condition that he would
@ - sht sofrfs "Ath, which promises thar The
81. 1h:liE II viii E'T H1t+nIpt 10 derr1ve other. u
>.-e tsHt 10 hI.t, scu4t lf rare cDiGF CT Iir.
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olLS-Lard oil Wa In e,od icmsnd today. aud
pIiccr trlI 1dynpeu OF &C. Ca1hsu guilt
.Ia Cruz linttsd was ftcady as prcriousir ,quoted
t.. fo'!oHinE were the pilc..s current. Galeon oil
TIL extra winter. &LtyalS5;f No. do. 4l1o ii s1 No 9
Do s1a Wlale oil sL7 hkns n1l 10: straita a1Ia
luhrtestlus W, fA) ASa6c: tareurne 30 aa3c sp+Em
OIL s3t0: !'rhsli oIl, asss neat.toot- Le;&Ita
KlGE-fhe market was dull bat fif1a, 1t former
prrts; P4snA s4tae+c; Caro!lnA, l9bc; African, "
ts.aC,c ,-.,..., ,.,
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aad el5ted q 1sf7Ias Inans tnade ii pcr cent 10
n.t- c!ea1aDets, $igs. .uulp
<Gor GorGnneats dull And lorcf, eins.nx Ateady:
s,uI1s sou1s q Coupons, q. ..hlt9!;Ix
ES!*. EConSen. y Is4s15s le+s ...!i.,.s1!ss
Coal. "a prw. .l1ttzlH+sf
biase tsond4 Lvkty:
S!a eia Na!ss g. altn.;
ssae11 Scte ssIpns during i rakutnk. lui tn tho
.et o. ~ Ee:t fr3aesiu1 fssixas. 70 ~ "e, nd
1T sIs adS TX sEs.ssst ~ Va: n SeE ysrk or2
IL And.n foIh 10 to ls7: Michigan ou'hrra, from Ii
tf.aosAn With the siovs foad. from tluS u lp5 i:
Itihiutn AaA.ea q Hnrthwcartu and s.. Paul We Vi
fefnnt- wh!t Hook isi1nd al.u down oer cent.
E Laisnce 4 the AEktt did rtt decline in tue 1ane
!sTesf tctat- c1p~datly on New fmt gtatfal The
nNsss.fA1 AID express stoeEa were tnu and ncs
Ectsd Inc general market NJ the Clueo NAs dill And
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40 1oQDGSt..s
TOTAL cLEA1En.
.&:a-TnunArr-- .... .4t3c
yEssxL sALk7;A.r.r. P.n,rE 4 Peuatnsh,n h.ve
purchased fun Jo<eph SInSte OF Buffalo, oarethIrd o!
tho schooner Thornton. terms Of which hare brsu
unable to learn. She ID i'll the Cleveland iyy
dock, rccirnx ccntto arI l,1. and such other
repairs - Ir thought ncCr..AEr. III. TharntDo will
be cnRtiaucd tn the lroa trade tho balance Of The
ArA4an-
LARGE EAAGo--Thc bark AnnIr Sherwood t. Easd-
ihE and u tavo our port y d&y, With tnc lA1Et4t
eAfEo Of Wh.At that shipped {r.nu ClrsrAud,
ctrrrhIaf Herekt, 1tA.
ANOTHER Ktsxn TCo.-1he river FORE Ct tuks has
teen tnc,e1eed y the arrival nf the rig Mildn-l. which
reached hero thfa wetk from Hutfsl', md pnr-
caaAed " janis paunelIy u sha city, far HaLal TIE
AiIdrel Is lou. h!.1du, aud .,*nr,i t.s IIuth
II. smith Rnd JaLn r I1uehlin. Of Buffalo, sihr " -
o. hcE way from 9atA' TO- Chicaso, when purchased
FG.-A dcusc fox cnshsonde1 tho lake yesterday
rendering navigation not only extremely difficult bat
d1nFtfsuA
HkPAlnISa.-The schooner S.t-p4t.kes {Am-Ficaa,
IL y NHie1 Nrt .p5 ard ttlaF III roughly ctalktt-
The tcheonrf r. ~ th yer. which went nah"Ee tsw
days ttnee If Al.n ht the dick undergoing trrslrt
The schnnnrr Game Tick ID Al u+.ttl- 4 bates dock
t.rr,fiak new ksel, -
ts1rh1p-Aulrrv Miller, Esl, ot thr fs7n et Mcs.s&
Miller Bfus shlp l1i1dstr injured yrstet1& ubrn-
Ing BY lclnE thtyp fran, s buggy willis sin9 the
n. Il r trail. =, the er,.:inF Of Kiuzie sad HUI
etruhs cllnFaeter-
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a nau, who vas years ago ono Of the uotorletles
Of EnroPe. receItly died at lirussclA. HE name
was Cant!llon. lie was q sergeant IN .the Dtl
Guard Of Napoleon, and fought through the CAM
pa'gn Of Waterloo, quitting the Arny alter the
capture Of Paris. After the execution Of Sty md
efoted ofllcsFa OF the uhi Guard conceived the
idea Of assatslnstins Wellington, whom they re-
garieo pa the CHIEF author Of the evils that had
t+fal1en France. Ahont the cud OF December,
Isis, pistol shot WAS fred at the Duke In the
streets Of PARIS, but missed him. cantIlIon was
suspected and tired but the rfonf Hn4 not clear,
and he was acquitted. 1t was TO this man Espo-
leon lett legacy Of f+uo. which was psn IN 1879.
, 1869-08-14
MEDICAL CARDS.


u and Is Randolph It. farme.1Y Of Jaruea' Lock II
ri.Al New 0neAnA. tcstAblahed II lss1>, and fl- I
last nine ye.ss Of Chlcsxo. t14 saee-etauJ tsra.
more aiseaAes of 4 chronic character. dsting the
tweup year., than any other phydrian h the 9TH
States-
Dr. Jau1ea tcsttneuia are froEa III parts of the ut
statcA from tho medical faculty. professors Of nell,
eourses. hospttala md fro7 ths rsezs Dr. J.:a-s b
bcen prominently befosc The pltae, sree4litt
wards Of twenty yeszs, and his srputAtion l. unIver.
6YPHlL1S Ia a1 IT, et1ses. whether hesutrrd or i,
edttary. radically and pesmantatD cared Hi.hoat Il
ape Of mercury o. any rolaoooua drug.
6ELE.ABESE. lending to premature decay and
toeS, eured h5 tho infabs taeihod. md f rentai
rh5vic11 vt9of natored ChEputc Fnrrcurf1l and
uioan xdec11ons blood and akin dlseaAr and al di+rA
tf ooataoos veaereal character. aki!tly trratt
permanently cured IN the sharto4t po44ihe uuc ithn
t1r.nFt1trpee to the patient.
female dieulises and tErated WITH ts
" and S1cttek
Dr. an,ev has tk~ bert appointed medcl knd snrEte.
In the Cnttl StxteA P1teAts IN
sct with each other, ad III eousul.Aons strety cont
oTFiCE .nd PARLoRs. sl nd 81 Rando,ph.st. 70
reF Of Dtafhorn, aystait,. In oec trrl to p T
jest ISSUED.
Trrat!se dl.eases Of ha Iaectatr sent ia seLele
sel.rt. to Ah,. aidref free. Address DR. JANE
T, u Q14WtF SS&E{ CshfcaS,l I'll