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Montreal claims 1e2, ,OoO population.


-Meriden aspires TO be the capital Of Connecticut
Virginia promises five million bushels OF wheat
this harvest.
"A Massachusetts church proposes mo pew rents
and no collections"
The Connecticut bands hold an imitation jubilee
at Bridgeport soon.
"A preparation TO take the kinks out Of negro
hair is advertised in the South.
1t is reported that the Jubilee big drum has been
let for a clearinghouse.
Boston once had an ordinance prohibiting
bringing pea-pods into the city.
"A MOrmoness has secured by running aWay the
forty-eighth part OF a divorce.
"A 500, 600 hotel will be built this summer near
"Harry's LEDGE" Noank, Conn.
The Y. NJ. c. A of Pawtucket has given the town
a library, TO be free TO the public.
"A two-doar bill, on which is written an adver-
tisement for wife, Is In circulation.
"A MlddletOwn undertaker's sign, recently
erected, reads Conins made and repaired
A milk war is raging in New Bedford, and II Is
selling at four, hye, and six cents quart
White Pine ships $4,000 in bullion week, and
has recently discovered forty-six rich mines.
--One OF the temporary sheds near the Coliseum
had sign on which was printed Dinlng Sl0on"
Chicago maid s1,74bOO0 income tax the year
ending May ST. and dares Cincinnati TO publish its
returns.
l-sacramento offers 100000 worth OF land as a
premium for the removal thither OF the San Fran
cisco mint.
Freight on tea is two cents pound the old way
and thirteen via Pacific Railroad from China 70 New
YOTk.
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NEW YORK, June 25.-Stocks strong. Gold, 1871.
1886 new, 1l9sS do. 1861, 1875 104Os, 1OSI Virgil
mia 6s, 81 I; Missouri Is, 81; Canton Company, 81;
anosan 3 RvsT New 19e
Central, 1917; Michigan Southern 1861 Illinois
Central, 143; Cleveands and Pittsburg, 97%;
Chicago and Rock Island, 1885, Pttsburg and
Fort Weyne, 157N. vf..r .., - ....--.
BALTIMORE June 25.-Cotton frmer at 3s@83H
Flour dun and less firm. Wheat dull and lower !;
choice red, S1'I5. Corn opened firm and closed weak
white, 95@ &c.; yellow, S9c. Oats firm; sales of
heavy Pennsylvania at 7s(Ss0c. Provisions quiet at
previous quotations. Whisky rather nat at 81 O391 o.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24-Flour dull at 81 5O01
5474, the latter an extreme figure. Wheat buoyant
under Liverpool advces; sales Of new at 80. Legal
tenders 1116C.
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stock Quotation. BY Telesrnph.-IP.m.
PhiladeIphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, June 25-No Quercitron Bark s Of
ered at CAS- per ton, but there buyers at this
quotation. ha aa4sat3 ea rIr LiB91 nita
Cotton is steady, with sales Of middng upland at
$50 33H, and Gulf at "a cents o r... ,fnrot-E1e
The Flour market is firm, and there is q fair de-
gree OF activity at yesterdays quotations, with
sales OF 1000 barrels extra family at s61 per barrel
for low grades and fancy; s6s65O for PennsylyauIa
s7@175 for Ohio, and S9@10S for fancy. Rye Flou
sells slowly at s625. In Corn Meal no transactions
There is no change in Wheat. but prices are well
maintained with sales OF fair and good red at 81 400
leo; amber at 81 go, and 5000 bushels No Spring on
terms kept secret Rye steady, with sales OF West
ern at $190. Corn is not so abundant and there is
fair inquiry Sales OF 450OO bushels at 90 cents for
yellow, and 9O@92 cents for mixed and high mixed.
oats are unchanged, with sales of Western at T4@7r
cents, and Southern and Pennsylvania at 5097O cts,
as in quality. . rtfI n
In Groceries and Provisions no change
Whisky takes wide range, say from s5 cents to
81 05 for tax paid.
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FINANCE AND CoMMERCE
OFFIcE OF THE EVENING TErEeRAPH,l
Friday, June %, 1863.

Friday June %, lefas !
To-day the local money market exhibits an un-
usual degree OF closeness for this dun season OF the
year. The banks are gradually failing in strength,
either from demands made upon them for the inte-
rior, or from some other cause, and t is with dill
Guilty that the wants of even favored customers
supplied AS consequence, the rates are very firm
and slightly I'm advance OF former quotations.. Cal
loans are active at 51@6H per cent. pledge of
Government bonds and at 6C97 per cent on good
stock colateras. Discounting is done at the banks
quite literally flor the circumstances, at, 7C9S per
cent but the transactions are limited entirely to
favored customers in good standing. The offerings
ON the street are large and the very best grades OF
mercantile paper cannot be quoted at less than per
cent. The supply is barely equal to the demand
which accounts for the firm tone OF lenders. :.
Government loans are quiet at about closing quo.
tatioDs OF yesterday There is slight upward move.
ment in the Gold market, which opened at laTh
and near noon is selling on Third street at 1871 ~
state loans were without change. City loans sold
at 100 for the new and 81 for the old certificates
Lehigh gold loan was not so firm. M 0t f9I
Railroad shares were not so active, but prices were
well maintained. Reading Railroad closed at 49'44
1880 Lehigh Valley Railroad advanced to 81 Phila-
delpha and Erie sold freely at 32Ha32l4, closing at
32 b. 80. 129 was bid for Camden and Amboy Rail-
road, 441 for Little Schuylki Railroad and 80 for
Catawissa Railroad preferred.
In Bank, Canal, and Passenger Railway shares the
transactions were limited, and without essential
change in prices. "
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
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ScuL. .' ~ N..rsoE ., s. Suoeo LudioW.
the trial OF bail case, In which John Diamond n
boy, was charged with assault and battery upon an
old man named William Fury. It was alleged that
Mr.. Fury and Diamonds father, In bust
ness conversation, became angered, quar-
the boy took ""'1' large club and and
struck Mr.. Fury upon the head with IT, injurng him
severely. The defense alleged that Mr.. Fury at
tackled the elder Diamond, and the son only endea-
vored 70 defend his father. The jury rendered a
verdict OF guilty. N7
Johnnie Mccain, o very little boy, was convicted
OF the larceny OF lot OF silver ware, valued at e1,
belonging TO Mrs Martha Young. The articles were
stolen from the ladys dning-roOm, aud were subse-
quently found by officer according TO directions
given by the boy upon his arrest. ..., -
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
This Mornings Quotations.

By Atlantic Cable
LONDON, June 25-A M.-Consols for money, 92z6 I;
and for account, 93 United States Five-twenties,
s0zS Erie Railroad, 192z Illinois Central, 941S.
LIVERPOOL, June pa. M.-Cotton firm; middling
day estimated at $4,000 bales. Sales OF the week
$4,000 bales, including for export 10000, and for
speculation $4,000 bales The stock in port is 3SS 900
bales including $4,000 bales American
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June 25-P. M-Consols for money,
922 for account, 927s9. United States Five-twen-
ties, sos.
LIVERPOOL, June 25 p. M.-Stock Of Cotton
afOat, sos, 600 bales of which 1900 are American
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are quiet but firm
Breadstu1ls dull. Corn, 30s for old. Peas, 5Ss Cali
fornia Wheat, 1Os I'd; red Western, 9s, Id. Lard
firm.
HAvRE, June 25.-Cotton opens firm for both on
the spot and afOat, l45f. - -
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Steamer s. Shriver Dennis l8 hours from Baltimore
with mdse TO A. Groves Jr. .. .F ~ n
s. II. Phelps Brown "a hours from New York.
with mdse w. NJ. Baird 4 Co. W.
SchT Abbie Ptman Lombard, from Gardinervile, with
ice 10 nick keIhocker Ice 90. = =
Schr Thomas Booz, Somers, from Boston, with Ia
KnickeTbOcker Ice Go. IrTI7 =.
Gchr II. NickeTson, Kelley from Boston, with ice 70
KnekeTbocker Ice 90. I7'ti lI - G
Seh Francis Gibbs from Boston, with ice to Knicker-
booker Ice Co.
sohr " p Darling, Baxter. days from NOrioI, with
logwood 10 Dawson 4 Son. r.. r.. lI'..r
schr zeya, CrOwell days from Boston, with dse 10
captain. I|.N ~
Knickerbocker Ice Co. -
Sehr II. Blackman. Jones, days from Bristol r. L., in
ballast to captain. ~ ~
Schr Mahlon, Evans days from Nanticoke River, with
lumber TO Collins a Go. .--Ir.I 49, I.
Ga, with lumber to E. A. Souder Co.
ooryespondenes Of ne Philadelphia EzcAanee.
LEWIS, Del, june ABarque Rhea, Sylvia, from rrini-
dad, brig Estele, Cardenas, and sohr Mary COL
ns lumber loaded ali for Philadelphia passed IN yestsr
day Brig Tubal CAIN from zaza, has been ordered
Philadelphia. L. L. LXoNs.
MEMORANDA.
Schr E. II. Crowe HAwes, hence, at Boston 23d inst
Sehr L. b. Ives hence, sailed from Fall River 22d
Schr Qriais Bowen, from Providence for PHILADELPHIA
~ New York yesterday
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FROM WASHINGTON

Resignation of the Hon. AdOIph f. Borie as
Secretary of the Navy Hon. George M,
Robson His Successor.
Despatch 20 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 25. - Hon. Adolph E.
Borie has resigned his position as Secretary of
the Navy, and Hon. George NJ. Robson, of New
Jersey, formerly Attorney General of that State,
has been appointed to that Office. Mr. Robson
will be sworn in at noon to-day, and will attend
the regular Cabinet meeting. Mr.. Borie felt
compelled to resign by reason of the multiplicity
of his private duties.
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seen of the tug she was stcaming down the bay.
This account of the Colonels movements is sub
stantiated by gentleman who accompanied him
TO the tug and saw IL steam away with Ryan on
board. During all this time other movements
of an equally exciting nature were in active
operation. Early in the evening squads of men
numbering from five to twenty crossed the river
at Courtland and Desbrosses streets ferries. On
the Jersey side they rested themselves about the
streets near Taylor's Hotel. Over 500 Cuban
volunteers crowded the two ferries last night.
short time before Colonel Ryan left the hotel
about 100 men fled through the horse-car tunnel
and proceeded to a coal wharf short distance
from the wharves of the Cunard steamers, and
there embarked on board a tug, which immedi-
ately steamed for the fishing banks, where the
men were quickly transferred to a steamer ready
to put to sea- Ryan arrived on his tug shortly
after the men, and his arrival was the signal for
departure; and now, unlesss some unlooked-for
accident has happened, is at least one day
nearer Cuba. Only about 100 men left, the
others returned to the city to await a favorable
opportunity for sailing to join their friends in
Cuba.
His Letter.
The Colonel, when he had made good his
escape, addressed this note to the United States
Marshall
EIeHT O'CLOCK P. NJ, June o. 1s69-Gene-
raj Barlow, United States Marshal-I deem it an
act of Justice to inform YOU that Deputy Marshal
Downey discharged his duty faithfully; that it
was impossible for him TO help himself when
made prisoner by my friends, as he was bound
hand and foot, and promised gag" If he
attempted to call for assistance. l'7a
j very much regret being compelled to this
step, but think the act was justifable.
assure you that he had very comfortable
quarters, and was handled. very gently. / have
no hesitation in telling you that II was my inten-
tion to respect my bonds, and that every word
contained in the complaint against me is false.
Respectfully, w. A. G. RYAN.
The enveloped was addressed simply, Gene
raj Barlow, United States Marshal, city.
Colonel Ryan stated further that about $500
men had been enlisted or enrolled, out of which
number he expected about 1900 would actually
'come to time and embark for the "ever faith
full isle" A portion of these were to leave, he
said, on Wednesday night, q second detachment
last night, and the remainder on Friday (this)
evening. They would rendezvous in small
bodies in Jersey City, and would proceed on the
expedition, some going to two different ports
south of Philadelphia and the remainder en-
barking from the port of New York. 90
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-NARR d LADNER bankers, report this mornings


Messrs JAY C0okE 60 quose Goyernmsnt secr.
NJ IsSS I15S i9SiH. do 1ss4 1i62taii7Gy az Nov
,ss9 lsss 1l1s1s1 do 'sy lsSs ~ a.
al0sA. Paoincs, 1O6@ioe4 Cold 1919, i
Messrs. DE HAVEN BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street, Philadelphia report the following quotations.:
do 1864, 116x@11IS do. 1866, i1s6 6@11sl4 do 1850
new, l19%@1l9A; do. 1867, new, 119%@1t92a; do.
1865, 119A@119A; do. IS. 10-40s 10SH@10SM; u. s.
30 Year per cent. Cy, 1O6@1O6A; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 19A. Gold, 1877 7A(@197 4 Silver, 191@19a
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"A Kentucky mule has suicided by drowning
peeuniary embarrassments and domestic unhappi-
ness cause why.
"A Mormon missionary in Norway was nearly
lynched by the friends OF young woman whom he
was converting.
St Pauls Church, Akron, Ohio, had its Offering
boxes robbed Of SIC last Sunday by graceless youth
Of twelve.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

sohr VeTes, Treethen, Dover H. j. Rommel ,6 Bro.
bchr j. Burley, Saunders, Providence, do.
Schr u Thompson, Endicott, Bristol r. L., do. ].
Schr var Eagle Crowell, NewbuTyport, do. 4
q 90. - 80 ''I--l =
Schr Reading RR No No A. Bartlett, N. London, do r
Schr Edw. Ewing Nc lruden, New London do
Schr Mary A, LOughery Taylor Norwich do.
Schr John Beatty, Price Norfolk, do.
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FIRST EDITION
@ u B a.
The Spanish Generals Confess Them
selves overpowered - Horrible
Atrocities upon Peacea able
Citjzens-The Recent
Battles-Excite-
ment in New
York.

Since our condensation OF the newsfrom Cuba
yesterday, important intelligence has been for
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

(By Atlantic Odbge.)

QUEENSTOWN, June 25-Arived, steamship Louisiana
from New York. Also, steamship Scotia from New York
lBY TELRaRAPHl n
SAN FRAScIsoo, June 24-Arriyed, ships Favorita,
ling, from Hamburg, and Penage from Glasgow. n
Cleared, ships Alliance, from Valparaiso, taking out
80 Ot0 sacks OF barley and Moshesh for Montevideo
600 barrels of flour. =
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rTrEaRAPH
A. M..........7sl IL A. M.......ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

Nz BEIEET on NE LoEuS-Ths follow
fzE letter f-uc1 Mr. Bright 70 the SecrsfSrv Of
IhE Birmingham Lfosral Association Ezs rad
1s the usetInz In that toEu on Monday night
n szpp5rl Of the IriSh Church BiIi.
LONDON, June g, IS5a
= E.asy ST. ! ua<- ask nv friends 70 *
ezss ne Il N z11ole 10 zecspI their invita-
ti1u f1r ths usstinE OF Monday sex- The
Lords 1rs not very Ei<s. but there / some
tines VroSt 20 tie people even in their III
wisdom ftkeT StoElt delay the passing OF
TIE I-is1 Ch1reA BIZ for-tkres moatbs they
VII <-iEzl1-s tLzc1sstuu OF important Guss-
tio1z gkiCh. b1- for thsir iufItCzti0n. might
hare si1zh=rS1 for nary wears IL i posi-
he te1- / good EznE people uEE AK Ehar
: th- s1eciL Tzlc- Ct cous-ituriou Thich
rIueS 4 majority q 100 IL ore house for a
given policy, ard 4 u1ioritF Of 100 in another
hCz<s a-ziu<- T. II EzT he a<ksd. also. EhT
TIE CruE1- ihrs1zh is Ministers IL the House
q Cozuo1s. sh51li BE f1zud IN bzruouy
Ei-h The 1I-io1- whist the Lords ar Se-eral-
y i iirecz o GpplSiti1g 10 r. Ius-ead 0f doing
4 z-Ei= eailzEss rinkeri-- abort LIE Peerzzes
L Eo1G Be vel Z IL peers eozId bri1z
t1e1zsfTss o. 4 fls With The opinions and
neesssitfes q OH fzT- II k1rlouy With
the l4-i11 they nay p o. for = lo1Z tine,
I1eT 1Iy zssE With ae-idsntz not pleasant
f1-thsU 70 think Of Bat l1srs are not few
good Ard wise usc auo1g th= peers. and Ne
VII hops thesr cozlssls nay prevail Am
s1-s F11 vii f5rZiFs ne fl can not esus
% yoz- EzssE1z- Believe re EIEsyz. very
truly yO1rxs JozS BEIGHTH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

MARRIAGES AMONG BLOOD REIATIoNs.-A
Ereueh ssrzs has been making some new
Investigations in one Of the communes as TO
the effect OF eousSuguiueous marriages in
producing disease and idioey in the offspring
His researches were ia ! locality which
furnishes large opportunities for observa-
tior; and be minutely investigated the his
tory and circumstances Of forty families
resulting from such marriages He has pre-
pared tables 10 show that neither vices of
Conformation, insanity, idiOey, cretinism,
deaf nuteness, nor epilepsy. existed among
any Of these families: ard he has come to the
eoneluSiou that the dangers Of consSnCuin-
eo1s marriages resulted from an intensihea-
tioR OF any morbid hereditary tendencies that
may exist in either parent, while, II each be
perfectly healthy, the fact Of eonsanguinity
counts for nothing. The subject Is one re
S1riiug which our knowledge Is very i'm
perfect, and in which anything Ike scientific
Investigation i very limited, Though Of
great importance TO the human race, II is,
moreover, : subject about which accurate
data are exceedingly difficult Of collection.
Il Is SiTzys safe, however, TO follow the old
INJUNCTION that " 8 man shall not marry his
grandmother
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

Two Freuehmen have made oAlloon with
which they are geing 10 Try to reach the North
Pole The monster balloon will contain
over 1000 cubic metres OF gas, and Is com
posed entirely OF cloth manufactured from
sion in the rare6ee strata Of the atmosphere
The seams uniting the different pieces form
: total length Of three English miles The
car, marvel, il is said, Of strength and light
ness, i Constructed TO czrTy ten passengers,
400 pounds Of ballast, and provisions for q
moth
Il iz easy enough TO build big balloon,
but not 80 easy 10 make il 20 where you wish
Il to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

SENATOR BROSSLOE appears TO have
TUNED 4 political sEmmerset. and to have
abandoned the radicals with whom be has
been 50 long associated. We don't pretend
to understand the mysteries Of Tennessee
politics, and therefore can't account for
BroEnloE and Andy johnson being again in
partnership But it isn't the only State where
queer gyrzfiOns are performed in the political
rinz- HsanieGft, too, in Virginia, Is said to
have gone over. aud TO be IN close com
mnniO1 With 0ulds, Withers, and other
rebeis There viii be some tall cheating
somewhere, as the result Of all these com
bfnafiOue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

EDTFOEz ASD Tzz PCELrC-Ths Peri
pa-sths Philo=0paez,H in the 4lEl<r1LEEzz
LzIksz ilz f0lIoSi1Z trife remarks EVER
In Via 1ts ! ZTieTl1ee zzu-z 70 write %
ths papers E5o1t IL Everybody Elo=e letter
: refused Insertion becomes Instantly that
ss.fr0rs p@TzOzli ensUT. No matter how
triTai kE hcziEzsz. Or hoE l4ts the hour,
sTe-TeotT Th0 k1s Eaythi1z 70 say regarding
siEzs~if. O. liz Ieizhbor, insists upo1 ssee-
izZ t1e --irOE-i Tie Zeasrzl p1klie lo9ks
apo1 th= e1f.Or Of c1IlT q weekly iosrnzls
~ L being specially aYpoia;sd 70 p1t IL
Issrers- IhEF sEiIe 1cs1i01siy Ehe1 BE re-
EzrEz Gho1- want Of rD0n,f or press Of
E-z-reE- ard 20 away rzrlpzEt when informed
tEz- tA=ir Prspos-sro1s pro1uetions ars in
tEe s1zss-paper h9zkel have seen : god
ezzLl q tie ezszfzrS kDOEn as the 'pzbiie,'
Ard EzTs e0Es 70 he e91ei1siOn that it <
Eot rs1larEEnse for Intellectual DriIIizscTir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18
LOOK At ThESE PRICES
FOR GENUINE
WALTHAM WATCHES /!

The 2 : EH-cecz Increment. Et1h sx--4
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GAG F1-sus >.aissr Fl1is1- ana Al lsAer lIss
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y 1zsiisz G-s liz VgrT ssz1- Ki-i a. lie LIrzzs
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

HK JOIN MARTIs, one Of the young Ire
Iz1ders Of 154s, and head Of the body called
the Irish League, writes a letter 70 an ITish
paper, IN which be declares bis belief that
the . -Fenians in Ireland would soon give
their adhesion TO 3 repeal movement to
which the Catholic bishops and clergy were
committed" Heproposes q revival Of fO'Con-
nelTs aZsfzfiOn, and condemns the National
Association :" II Mr. Bright and the En-
giish reformers really wish" be says, for
Ihsh help in their agitation for reform Of
the EnZilzh Parliament, they must frst agi-
tate 70 repeal the Union"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-18

TEE SeE YORK Tfz4ez i said 10 have
received, since Mr. Raymond's death. an
aTzlznche of propositions from WO1ld-be
E6itO-z- TheJ are classified a. follows:
Persons Siili0g to be managers, 9, 30: hnan-
cal editors. 500; leader Wrifsrs, So; the
sfriezi erfticz, 2,07s; reporters, /; night
editors, O; erTznd boys, o.