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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST

Specie.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-The steamer Colorado
sailed for Panama to-day, taking out $164,00O IN
treasure 1854 600 of which is for England, $4,000
for France ST2 coo for Panama, and $685. Tor New
York also 210 passengers.
Chinese Emigrants.
Over 1900 Cinnamon arrived from Hong Kong yes
terday by sailing vessels. Arrived, snip ROBIN
Hood, from New York.
Sold Mines Discovered.
Forty-siX additional discoveries OF rich silver de-
posits are reported at White Pine causing consider
able excitement in that region
Shipments of Bullion.
The shipments of bullion from thence nave lat-
terly averaged $40 900 10 $780, 900 per week. Mining
facilities win soon be doubled, and half million be
shipped for July from various parts OF Cainorm&
Wheat Rust
Intelligence has been received OF the rapid progress
of INST in the wheat and barley crops, the damage
being considerable in the coast counties, Wnere
heavy fails prevailed the past few weeks although
the accounts indicate that the rust will not do gene
raj mischief or be more serious than anticipated.
Obituary.
james G. Dermiston, prominent California plo-
neer, died in this city yesterday.
Funeral of Frederick Seymour.
The funeral OF Frederick Seymour, late Governor
of British Columbia occurred June 10. Mr.. Esquoin-
tall OF Vancouver island; Sir James Douglass, CHIEF
Justice Medham and Captains Ellie and Mist, OF the
Rayal Navy, were pail bearers. The entire popula-
ton OF Victoria attended, and military salutes ana
minute guns were fired.
The New Governor.
1t is reported that Mr. Musgrave, OF Newfoundland,
has been appointed Governor OF British Columbia.
lie W i'll leave England Immediately for Victoria.
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/ SATURDAY, June 19.-The Flour market is more
active, there being an improved demand both for
shipment .and home consumption. The sales foot
up 1000 barrels including superne at s5@5-25; ex-
tras at s55o@675 500 barrels Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family at s5'7b@e5o; 1900 barrels
Pennsylvania do. do. at s5I5@6T1, chiefly at So;
some Ohio do. do. at s7@s; and fancy brands at
ss6O@1O5O, according TO quality. Rye Flour sells
at s625 o bbl. ls.If .-r
There is not much activity in the Wheat market,
and prices are weak. sales OF red at S1aot915o;
and 800 bushels amber at 81 IS. Rye Is unchanged;
200 bushels Western sold at 81 80. Corn is scarce
and firm. Sales OF yellow at 94@96c. and Western
mixed at ss@91c. Oats are unchanged. Sales OF
Western at 1870 76c. and Southern and Pennsylvania
at 50a6 CSC. 4.5
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No. j
Quercitron at t4S % ton.
Seeds-ClOverseed and Timothy are dull and nomi-
nal. Flaxseed is wanted by the crushers at S2.l5.
Whisky ranges from &C. "a 81 U gallon, tax paid.
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protracted from Hidden Causes
Whose Gases Require Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

no NON feel weak debilitated easily ureu!
r,oo. a little extra exertion produce papiCa~
,,or of the heart? Does your liver, or your klo-
news freouently get out of order2 Do you nave
vnons NJ short breathing, or dyspepsia? Are your
,,o,s constinated? Do you have spells OF fantlhg'
or rushes Of blood to the head? Is your memory I'M
a,rea9 Ia vour mind constantly dwelling upon TINS
snb,ect9 Do you feel dull listless, moping tired OF
--..an,, ., ,fao no YOU wish to be left alone, to
oct away from everybody? Does any little thing
make you start or jump? Is your sieep oroNen "
restless? Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? Ihe
oloom on your cheek as bright? Do you ENJOY your
self in society well? Do you pursue your ousi0S'
with the same energy? Do you feel as much coh-
adence in yourself? Are your spirits duil anu nag
ring gyen to fits of melancholy? II so' DO not lay
IL TO your liver or dyspepsia Have you res'esS
nights? Your back weak, your knees "eaA' anu
have but little appetite, and you attribute TINS 10
dyspepsia or liver complaint?
mia Won ever think that those bold, DELL
ant energetic persevering successful business
mon are always those who are IN per-
,ect health? You never hear such men com-
Main of being melancholy, of nervousness oi pal
n,tation of the heart. They are never AFRAID 'hey
cannot succeed in BUSINESS they don't become sao
and discouraged; they are always polite ana plea
sant in the company of ladies, and look you ana
,nom robt in the face-none of your downcast looks
or any other meanness about them.
How MANY men, from badly cured diseases, nave
,rongbt about that state OF weakness that mas re-
0uced the general system so much as TO lnsuce d.
most every other disease-idiocy, unacy, paralysis
nro, afections suicide and almost every other form
of disease which humanity IS helr Vo' aAo 'ho i'"
cause Of the trouble scarcely ever suspecVeu' an0
have doctored for all but the right one
These diseases require the use OF Diureuc'
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-NARR 4 LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
The New York MONEY Market.

From the ~. Il. Herald. iH n.'.f
'grhe call of the Comptroller OF the Currency for
statement by the banks was hailed to-day as the
signal for cheaper money and so far as extreme and
irregular rates are concerned, it proved reliable
index; for money was more steady in quotations
than it has been since the advent OF the present
cheap at the rates which prevailed to-day and II is
so only by comparison with the rates demanded
earlier in the week. The range was from gold in
erest to 1-16 Or to translate these durnal into an
nual rates, from to go per cent 1t was thought
also that Mr. Boutwells visit to the city would in
some way moderate the stringency, but he had not
arrived at the close of business 1t win be noticed that
the rates to-day were more even than they have been
dpures have tempted great deal of money into the
street otherwise employed up town, and In the ada
cent cities Much curiosity is felt asto the bank
statement Saturday, and the impression exists
that it will show large falling Oh In Legal-tenders,
owing to the withdrawal Of three per cents the
into the Treasury. Commercial paper Is inactive In
the present state OF the money Market the banks
doing nothing the charge being nsinuated that they
are really lending call through confidential agents.
The best names range from eight to ten per cent,
but the market hardly eoo e 81
day, is confirmed to-day.
Government market were determined by the charac-
ter of the money market and the foreign quotations
for five-twenties. The strngency in money in low
ering prices here left margin for shipment TO Eu-
| rope, especially exchange continued SO firm, and
the demand thus created has induced areactlonary
| effect and keet the market steady. This state OF
| things is dependent, of course, upon the mainte-
nance of the foreign quotation, which to-day came
S0&, and by private kilograms late In tne AFTERNOON
| 81. The market was heavy at the noon board and
| prices touched the lowest of the day. There
decided reaction at the last board but prices were
| 'off' shade in subsequent street transactions.
| '"The gold market weak, and broke down
under pressure of sales generally of "long, gold.
the speculative feeling for decline not being strong
| enough to tempt short contracts The market was
| without hammerng,' but somewhat excited. The
eXtravagant rates for carrying gold take away the
| profits OF investment and hence the 'bulls' have
| sold. In stocks a venture, even in the tightesl
money market, is often amply rewarded, owing tC
/ fluctuations
slowly and the profit OF rise is often eaten up by
| the interest for carrying
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HAYTI.
How Minister Bassett will be Received by
Salnave.


Salnave.
Port au Prince Correspondence Nassau Herald.
The grand excitement here since the arrival OF the
steamer from New York is the news that a colored
gentleman Is to supersede the present American
Minister, T. II. Hollister. AS there is no other
Minister Residenhere and as he Is the CHIEF OF all
the foreign representatives in rank, the charges
d'A1aires fromiEngland, France and Spain, who are
gentlemen of high social position, do not feel COM
plimented with the news. The American consul
and other officers representing us here DO not wish
to have colored man for a chief. We have had
visiting and stationed at this port during the last
ten months six American ships OF war The COM
mapdants and the officers under them like the other
gentlemen of navy, are persons OF culture, and
would not relish this change. Rumor says that
President Salnave was heard yesterday TO remon-
strate with the American merchants in town against
this measure and that the parties present all agreed
in sentiment The President remarked, SO the story
goes that he already had more black men here than
he could take care Of He considered the black race
equal to the white race, but asked very pointedly
whether our Government entertained such sentl-
ments? If So why did we not send black men to
represent us in England and France? He said the
question was not what he thought about the equality
OF races but that he did not consider this dscrlmi-
nation in favor of Hayti TO be complimentary. The
question might occur TO patriotlc mind why the
present minister should give place to anybody. He
Is universally respected here by the Government ana
| by all respectable Americans The abuse heaped
upon him by the rebels, and made public in the New
York newspapers by hired agents OF these adventu
rers have grown out OF the simple discharge of his
o1icia duties His great oifense that he treated
Salnave as he would have treated the chief OF any
| other nation.
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THE JUBILEE.
The success of the Undertaking.


From an entertaining Boston letter, written yes
terday we take the following
Thus far, from the beginning, this srupendous en-
terptise has been a glorious success, and all VINO
froWn upon it only make themselves appear r1dlcu-
Ions There has not been a skip or break. That
everything has gone along harmoniousy anu Deau-
tifuy not only the skeptcal but the open opponents
OF the undertaking admit, and all combine IN one
Common round of praise for him who conceived and
those who have carried 1t so far through to glorious
consummation. Financially the result Is Iar beyond
the anticpations even the hopes OF ts projectors
and managers, and musically II has ecnpsed any
thing ever known in the world. The receipts so
far have come up to nearly million dollars, ana the
additional incomings tomorrow will probably swell
them to that grand figure. Gilmore Is, OF course,
the happiest man in Boston, and the congratulations
of his friends have been so numerous that he has
actually been obliged to leave the Conseum oy a
back door at the close OF every entertainment lie
has also received such an overwhelming NUMBER OF
happy congratuatory letters and kilograms from all
narts OF the country, that 1t has required the con-
tinued labor OF private secretary to answer thenl
The Bostonians in general are also praised gene
rOusy by the visitors for the liberal man
tanned and representatives OF the press
are likewise gushing with gratitude Tor the convent
ences and courteses rendered them, ana the Jour-
nals of the five or six hundred reporters ana cor
respondents in attendance will probably TEEN with
acknowledgements of the services or Messrs. Niles
Dunham and Doolttle who have had charge OF tneil
HEADQUARTERS and done so much TO iactate reporto
promenaders, and the theatres are also crowded
| The newspaper men mostly gathered In the Bos
| ton Museum, where there has been complimentary
entertainment rendered them by Manager tleld, wn'
| was himself formerly prominent attache OF TN
| Boston press.
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FROM THE STATE.
nTuhIcnbcre College Examination.

Special Despdtch TO Epening Telegraph.
ALLENTOWN, Penna, June 1s.-The annual ex-
animation, OF the students OF Muhlcnburg College
were closed yesterday, and gave satisfactory evi-
eence Of thorough instruction and faithful study
The annual commencement will take place on next
Thursday. on Wednesday evening G. Lex, ESQ.,, OF
Philadelphia win address the literary society of the
college, and many visitors from abroad are ex-
pected
The Gettysburg CelebrntiOn-PrepRr for
the Reception of the Military.
GETTYSBURG, June 19.--The tents which President
Grant directed to be supplied for the accommodation
Of the citizen soldiery who may attend the dedca-
ton of the national monument iOn the 1st OF July
have arrived. David Wills, the President OF the
Soldiers National Cemetery, who has charge OF the
ceremonies, will pitch these tents in the historic
grove in which General Reynolds fell which adjoins
the Katalyslne spring and the new hotel just COM
pleted ..s
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F1NAN CE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,l
Saturday ,Tuna 10 1859 (

The stringent look OF the Money market is gradu-
ally giving place TO more normal condition, and
the prospect OF very easy market until the first OF
the next month is encouraging. There is good deal
OF the disseg fare disposition among our merchants
and business men generally and the indifference to
new enterprises or the expansion OF old ones con-
tracts the operations OF the loan market within un
usually small mits even for this OF the year.
The banks are fully able and quite willing TO ad-
vance all the currency necessary, at the rates so
often quoted. For call loans even on stock colate
rails, borrowers are indsposed to pay more than
per cent whilst on pledge OF Governments the ave-
counts are COS per cent. for the choicest notes
The market in Government loans is quiet, and
sales are unimportant The gold market has literally
'gone to smash !" the break is complete, and the
'fbeaHs" have sole control Of the stock and gold
markets. The sales are moderate here, but in New
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A MURDERER .ARRESTED--The Sheriff OF
sanOamon comfy m has arrived In Chicago from
Chatham Canada with prisoner named Ely or
rayes-the latter his proper and the former his as
sumed name-Who is held under charge OF murder.
Some six years ago the prisoner and another man
committed burglary In Springfield Ill avaa ana IN
stained his partner in the abdomen cutting 1t clear
across, and letting out his viscera, killing him
Instantly He tnen ned to Canada, and nothing was
heard ~ him About three months ago an American
natent right dealer happening In Chatham came
across Graves, who was partly intoxicated, and the
conversation turned to Illinois and 10 Springfield
when the stranger spoke OF the murder, whereupon
Graves took out his knife and boasted that Il was
the weapon that did the thing ana ne Wss sns HI
were at once teegraphed to, and the man meantime
arreated But three months were consumed IN exs
Eadting the accused, who was TAKEN W Vne sVene VI
his crime
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Helmhold's Fluid Extract Buchu

a. the great Diuretic, and a certain cure for dis
eoses Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy Or
oon,c weakness, Female Complaints, General De-
biity, and all diseases, whether existing IN MAZE Vi
Female, from whatever cause originating anu ho
matter Of how long standing
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or
insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these sources and the health and hap
piness, and that of posterity' depend upon prompt
Z use Of q reliable remedy.
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TuORNTON-Copies of the private correspon-
dence of Minister Thornton and Lord Clarendon,
which were conndentally laid before Parliament
about ten DAYS ago. have been received. The rejec-
tion of the treaty by the Senate is alluded TO, and
Mr.. Thornton, in commenting on that point says;--
ieThe Republican newspapers which have been re-
ceved up to to-day april 2O) approve Mr.. Summers
propositions very generally and the sentiment OF the
country appears to be with him." He believed that
the claims could be satisfactorily settled by the ces-
sion Of Canada, which proposition, he states, had
haen freuueItlV limited TO him.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Political Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, June 19.-The Democratic
Convention at Dadeville, for the Third district,
nominated J. @. Parkinson for Congress. He is
a Northern man by birth, who settled in Alabama
in 1865, and has invested largely in the State.
The nomination was quite unexpected to him, as
he has devoted his time to manufacturing and
farming, and was not known as politician.
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ARRIVRn THIs MORNING..


ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer L. GaT Her. 1S hours from baltimore with
TtaL brig stabia Remano 20 days from Palermo, with
Br brig Eeva Jenkins is days from MaceO. with sugar
Brig Loeb L9m9nd Salvage, 30 days from zasa. with
Schr Roswell Copp. 10 days from St. john N b. with
aths to Patterson LippinCOtt to E A. souder
sobr L. A. Danenhower, Sheppard. from Gardiner Mes
with ice to Knickerboeker Ice Co
Schr E. A. Conkn, Donnen, from Rockland Lake. with
sehr Beta, Brown, days from Boston, with ice Ia
schr W. M. Williams. Brown. days from Rockland
Lake. with ice to Knickerbooker Ice Co.
Schr a nnie Amsdeni Bangs days from Boston, with
ScRr Ella Hmsden, smith, DAYS from Richmond Me-.
Schr Traveller Hodges days from Portland with stone
70 sebp Reading RR No 49, Weeks from New Haven
schr Reading RR. No 60, Corson, from New Haven.
correspondenee of The Phiiadelphia Erchanos.
LEwEs Del, june l7-Brig Executive remains at the
All he CteeT q vessels before reported have
MEMORANDA. Vi rlnuh
Steamship Aries Wiley, hence, at Boston yesterday.
Steamship Brunette Brooks hence, at New York yeGa
Brig Moses Day. Edridge. IS days from Salt oAy T. Il
Sc6r John tsncsster williams for Philadelphia sailed
schr l. O. O. Wishart, hence for Boston, at New York
Schr II r. Baird. hence at Charleston yesterday
Schr Sallie b. Bateman, hence at Boston 18th inst
Schrs Ephram and Anna, Greene, from Boston; Ada
rom ali oq a1 HS%ss olS SSr
M 18th inst The Congress and Ephraim and Anna sailed
sehTs j. Truman, Gibbs hence, at New Bedford l7th
sShr Gem oOnOver Cousins hence. at Providence l7tt
sSRT NJ Read Benson y s. from New Bedford for Pha
schr 2 9 Buxton. GOdthwaite, henOe for Boston, q
Holmes Hole 10th inst.
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York immense. First sales to-day were made at
1862 and quotations at IL NJ were 1854 state ana
City loans were quiet and sales unmportant
All the speculative shares We're feverish and
lower Reading Railroad declined n, and closed
at 4saz; Pennsylvania Railroad declined " Cata~
wIssa preferred declined n; Philadelphia and Erie
n; Norristown Railroad n and Lehign valley N
Canal stocks Of all kinds were dull ana AgH
lower, closing nominal.
In Bank and Passenger Railway shares the sales
were unimportant b
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 10 s. Third Street
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N. Y. S. Vol. INsTITUTR,

N. Y, 3, FUI. INSIIIUIHJ
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 10TH STREET
CENTRAL PARK. }
"A Home and School for the Sons Of Deceased Sol
Va diers.)
DR. II. T. HELMBoLD;--
TWO hotties only of the package OF your valuable
xnv ,resented to the Institute have been used by
tSa chdren, and with perfect success feel that
knowledge OF the result OF our use Oh your
and Matron OF Boarding Schools and
IsgSums a great amount OF ANNOYANCE. Thanking
og on behalf of the children and hoping Others
naS po ~A' am respectfully yours,
COLONEL YOUNG,
General Superintendent and Director
Tuun IA 1R66
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
January rs, 1868. !
Mn II n HElMBoLD

MR. IL. Il. dkLmnVAN' ,.,- .-.,- -.
Dear Sir:-Your communication requesting agtt go our
terms for advertising was duly received put from
1aica sS t1 mad formed against advertising "cures
Tor secret diseases it was left unanswered During
a. J. NV mind was changed on the character OF
your BSch was then highly Gs%menGsd io
ether diseases by two An0'S'u
PionScv vnnrs Inv S etc T. II. Is. STRNHoUsE
Ao' Editor and Proprietor OF Daily and
Semi-Weekly Telegraph"
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rifles, etc, as follows us 6s s, 121@e121A; b-9Cs
of 1862, 19iH@1221S; do 1854, 116Z51171s do Nov,
1867, ll91S@l19'S do, 1865, 11s@119A; l0-4of, 10s
@1O5A. Paci1cs 106@t106H. Gold, 1S7.
street. report the following quotations -U s. 90 OF
1881 i2O5S9121 520s OF 1862, 12i %@121; do 1864.
119@fl9A do. July, 1861, 1t9@119A; do. July,
1865 11sNt911e%;5s, 1910, 1O1%@1OS16. 6old 1861
as
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ur1MpoLps EXTRACT BUcHU. esta lIshed
,,1a-ds 81 eighteen years. prepared by H. T. HELM
Is HOLD Druggist, No. OS4 BROADWAY, New York
srd No 1O4 south TENTH Street, philadelphia, Pa.
rc a o5 Der bottle, or bottles for $780, delivered
:, sny address. Sold by all Druggists everyWh here
None are genuine unless done up in stee-el graveo
wrapper, with fac-simile OF nay chenlcal ware
bouse, and signed
u. T. HELMBoLD.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Nescs see I1,side Pages.

For additional Marine Meas see I,,stde Pegss
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......,.... JUNE 10.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TrIEeRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M.........7sI IL A. M........s9 p. M......9 80
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Harry Stuart Weeks. Laguayra, j. E Bailey Go.
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To COnsumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a very few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
COnsumptlon-is anxious to make known to hi
fellow-suticrers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used Gree of charge) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE FOR Cox
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless.
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address. REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
NAV 27 69-y
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LITERARY NOTICES.


Demcrests Young America for June Is re-
celved. It's nice thing for young folks.
We are in regular receipt of Hearth & Home,
a weekly paper published in New York, by Pet
tengill, Bates & Co., at $4.OO per annum in ad-
vance. 1t Is one of the very best papers on our
exchange list. A new story, called Marrying
Well, by Mrs. Edison, illustrated by Stephens
g. Perkins, has just been commenced in this
paper.
We have received from D. Appleton & Co., of
New York, another of the Waverley Novels,
Count Robert of Paris. Price rs cents.
We have received No. IS of that excellent
work, zell's Encyclopedia. Price 10 cents Pub
llshed by 7. Ellwood Zell, Philadelphia, Pa.
We have received the April and May numbers
of the Educational Gazette, large, we'll printed
and illustrated paper, published by G. H. Turner
& Co., Philadelphia, at only one dollar per year.
That best and cheapest, and most interesting
of all the Magazines, Packard's Monthly for
June, is received. Only one dollar per year.
Address s. s. Packard. New York.