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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11
TO THE RESIDENTS OF ELIZABETH.

VNHE undersigned, being attracted by the sub
L stantial character of the citizens who are
filling your beautiful city rapidly, and believing
that the people will surely appreciate any real adj
vantage which is offered to them, takes this method
of informing the people of Elizabeth that he has
opened store on the corner of
BROAD AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

Beg The velocipede fingers in Pater-
son.
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REFRlGERAT0RS.

TTNHE " Alaska" Refrigera .ors, Chest and Refrige-
rator with Galvanized Case and Iron Ice Box,
the best and most desirable Refrigerator in the mar
ket For sale by f. NJ HERRICK & CO.,
2l9 Broad street.
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neA- Ricardo, with La Rue, is huge
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01
rss. CHARLESTON, S. c
So s.
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
FAST FREIGHT IINEC
EVERY THURSDAY.

The Steamships PROMETHEUS Captain Gray and
). W, EyERMAN, Captain Hlnckley,
WILL FORM REGULAR WEEKLY LINE.
The steamship J. w. EVERMAN will sail on
THURSDAY, September 2, at4P. NJ
through bills of lading given In connection with
5. &. IL. X. to points in the South and Southwest
insurance at lowest rates. Rates of freight as low
as by any other route. For freight, apply to
22tf DOCK STRFii1r I1' v%rS ~ TN,; i;p
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1889.
Wagon trains are still frequently attacked
by Indians in New Mexico.
The next New York State Democratic
Convention will be held at Syracuse on
September ,.
The trouble in the mining regions about
Scranton has ended, and to-day work will be
resumed.
John Fields, the Williamsport, Pa,
murderer, was convicted of murder in the
first degree, at the above place, yesterday.
Charles NJ. Russell, Canadian burglar
and incendiary, escaped from the custody of
police officer at Rochester yesterday.
1t is rumored that the Erie Railroad
Company have purchased a controlling inte-
rest in the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad.
The recent rains in Maryland have only
been sufficient to wet the ground and aid
vegetation, Rivers and creeks are as empty
as ever.
Il. G. Riggs, an editor of Meriden, Con-
necticut, was hOrsewhipped in that city yes
terday, by Wilber f. Parker, whom he had
criticized in his paper
Minister Sickles is instructed to negotiate
with the Spanish Government for the freedom
of Cuba; the Cubans to pay for the Spanish
forts, public buildings, etc,
"A point has been raised in Washington,
and law adduced to support it, that Secretary
outside of the Treasury Department.
The freight depot of tne Chicago, Bur
lington, and Quincy Railroad, at Quincy, was
destroyed by fire on Monday night. Between
twenty and thirty loaded cars were also de-
stroyed.
w, ]. Saville, the drug clerk who killed
Mrs. Morton, in Boston, some time ago, by
giving her laudanum instead of rhubarb, is
under bonds of $1,000 to appear and be tried
for manslaughter.
j. H. Estell, the reputed proprietor of
the Savannah Nelrs a rebel newspaper, yes
terday committed an unprovoked assault
upon the Deputy Postmaster of that city, on
account of some trouble about mail matter
The Directors of the First National Bank
of Albany, N. Y, find fault and will probably
bring charges against their Cashier, Adam
Van Allen. Mr.. Van Allen remains in the
city, and says he will face any charges brought
against him.
-Ninety-seven thousand five hundred dol
lars in the issue of fractional currency was
yesterday, received at the Treasury Depart
ment from the Bank Note Printing COMPANY.
Several thousand dollars were thrown out as
being too poorly printed for circulation
The report that General Sickles was All.
thorized to present proposition to the
Spanish Government providing for the aboli.
tion of slavery in the Island OF Cuba, her re
presentation in the Cortes. and recognition
Of the insurgents, - uclsis. - 49, - -.ss...s..
and Secretary Fish.
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Foreign Affairs.

An insurrectionary manifesto is being
circulated in France.
English crops viii be very large, and the
price of cereals is declining.
The London Standard says the Harvards
were beaten by the Englishmens style.
Napoleon is again in fair health, and yes
terday worked with FORBADE de la Roquette.
Don Carlos has sailed for England, at pre-
sent despairing of making an uprising in
Spain.
Eugene will remain a few days at Aiaccio,
and will return to Paris between the Sd and
9th of September.
--Loring, Fay, and Blaillie, of the Harvards,
and Elliot, their boat-builder, will leave Liver
pool on Saturday for home.
The Empress Eugenie is reported lying
sick at Aiaccio. The Prince Imperial will,
therefore, attend the Napoleonic festivities
alone
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Foreign and coastwise arrivals the month of Ju
1869, as compared with the same period in 1868



Sbg pSyer Stipan entered out at Liverpool 18th ut
Ship Onni, DPGnevg; for Philadelphia from London,
sailed from Deal 18th ult
th uit Tor Philadelphia and was oil the Skerres 10 A
Ship Bazaar, jefferson from Liverpool for Philade
phia, at Mordhayen 10th ut; would discharge part oil
Ship Robert Boak, Jolly, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Steamer Utiuy, Nickerson, hence at Providence 29th
Barque Providence, Coalfoet entered out at London
18th nit. for Philadelphia.
Sraae A. " Weston Dawes, rom m Liverpool @ Tor Fhila
d1% BapoSe 0 DlRqTs h3t @ S Cardiff
Brig CSione D. Kelley, adams' nence. az TToVdsncs
~ Bertha souder, Wooster hence, at Portland 99th
- - H. @, g. wshart, Mason, New York 3Oth u,t
Schrs Maggie J; Chadwick and Mary G. Hollins, hence
schr Ella r. Ranes. very hence, at Norfolk 9sth ut
Schr j. McShain, hence, at alexandria 3lth ult, and
schr Reading it1. No A. for Philadelphia, sailed from
Rs Haven 3 and
sohr Hickman, Small from Boston Tor Philadelphia,
fer vPS sa Rys t
&c. A. Heath Williams, and Richard Peterson, -s
sshFs Jessie W; knight, Plum Kate f. Rich Church,
ha nf for Philadeha watson 'a0u r0 salem 4n
sohrs Hammond. Paine; Giraffe, Parker; and Iona,
schTs Aid. smith; Hat Hattie Baker Crowell; and NJ p.
a&$5 &c., ',Is ~ ' ~
and Morning Light, ireland, from Norwich both for
Philadelph passed ii ell Gate Both ult
G - VI. f. Henderson, Price, hence at Portsmouth
9th ult
...L4s Hiawatha, Lee and Florence N Tower Perry
hence, at NewbuIyport 2Sth ult.
Scbr Robert j. Mercer, King, hence at Newburyport
29th ult.
Schr j. Truman, Gibbs hence New Bedford 29th ult
Schr &. r. Nckery, Benton, hence Tor Stonington at
| Newport 29th ult., with mainsail split.
sehr Morning Star, Lynch for Philadelphia sailed from
Schr Pearl hence for Boston, at Newport 29th ult
Schrs j. M. Vance, Anderson; Athea, Smith Dirigo,
Snow; and X. W. Tul, Robbins, hence, Boston 28th
| utmo
Schrs L. A. johnson, Mailman; Lady Ellen Somers:
| and Onward, Bunker, hence, at Salem 29th ult.
Schr Ii. W. Macaulay, Hubbard hence, at Danvers 23d
| utimo
Schr j, W. Hall, of Philadelphia, was at Dutch Island
| p. NJ 2sth ult.
Schrs Preference, Thurston; Abbie Pitman Lambert:
Hannah Blackman, Jones; Benjamin Strong Brown
George Faes, Little; Village Queen, Tiottson; and w.
| ID. CarRill, Kelley hence, at Providence 2sth ut
| IL. Merservey Wall: BOw, Banks; Julia A. Garrison
Smith Rhodella Blew, Nannaman; and William Uapes,
Nickerson hence, at Boston 29th ult.
Schr Freeze, Mo"tin a. Proviaor"e 2sth ul'. f~o,
| TrentO' iM ,-- EzE3 - KNkEEkEZ =, ExzErzHEE1
Schrs rthur burton, trOck, lillian 4.sy.,
Brown sailed from Providencs 2h ulu for Philadelphia
Sehrs American Eagle, Shaw; Triumph, Chester Sarah
y. Thomas, Arnold; and M Sewell Frshoe. hence,
Providence Goth ult. z sjEy Ell saSII
Sob b. L. Reeves, Branner Lhence IbeOw Providence
| 29th ult
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamshlp wyoming, real 20 hours from Savannah,
with cotton, etc. to Philadelphia and Southern Mall
Steamship Co. PassenRors-Mrs A. N. Wilson, two emil
dren, and servant =. Gordon Wallace, Gilbert Daniels
W. Caulk, j. H. Burton, j. NJ Fairbank, James Bramel
ana one ueCk passenger NOthN ,-J
Br schr j. N. Miller, Dunbar, 10 days from Cardenas
with molasses to Dallett Il Son-vessel to Warren u
Gregg.
Schr r. j. Conner Pardee day from Magnolia with
grim to JAS L. BeMey e 90.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01

Jane Austen's Life will have, we may sup
pose, the pleasant interest Of an idyl. That of
the late Miss Milford will haye (probably) details
of a less tender quality, for some of the stern
dramas of life fell to her share. The Memoirs
of Miss Milford" another Of the forthcoming
biographies, will bear on the title-page the name
of the Rev. Guy LEstrange II is understood,
however, that he has an excellent colleague IN
the work in the person of Rev. Mr.. Harness.
The next Life in Dean Hooks series OF
Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury will be
that of Cardinal Pole. The subject is one OF
such mingled difficulty and delicacy, that con-
siderable curiosity is felt as to the way in which
il will be treated by the author. This work VIII
be ready by the winter
Sir Henry James has received orders to
copy the Black Letter prayer Book, l63S, with
its marginal Ms. notes by his photo-zalneI99, iI.9-
| F'PTayer-Book" will be printed for the Ritual
| Commissioners, and sold by them,
The Macon branch of the National Freed
| mons Savings end Tl7nst Comneny has now
on ueposit sl3,OVO, belonging TO three nun
! died depOsitors.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01
CLFARTD YESTERDAy

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regular
1he steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry Tn,
steamers for or from the Continent call at Southampton
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01
SHIPPING.

ecA FOR RP00L AND
3lk%9 QUEENST0 Whitman Line of Mail
NtSalE Ak6t8 Steamers appointed to sail as fol
lows ..
OIly OF Brooklyn, Saturday, September T. at1P.M,
City OF London (via Hahax) Tuesday, Sept T. at p NJ
City ity OF Washngten Saturday, Sept Il, at 70 A. NJ
Ci of Baltimore via Halifax Tue sday, Sept 81 atI M
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from Pier 4b, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY THE MAIL eTEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY
Payable in Cold. PAYABLE in Currency
FIRST CABIN. $3.50 STEERAGE .83b
10 London. 1Ob To London. .........
To Paris. ............ 115 To Paris ............ a.
PABsAGE BY THE TUESDAY BTEAMEn, HALIFAX
FIRST CABIN sTEFRAgE
. Payable inGeld. Payable in Currency
Liverpool $50 liverL ool ...... S3U
Halifax ..........., 90 Halifax .............. Is
st. Johns, N. f., a. St Johns NJ f. -
~ Branch Steamer. by Branch Steamep i I"
Passengers forwarded to HaWe Hamburg BREMEN
etc at reduced rates. "
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per
For further information apply at the Company's Office
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, No Is BROADWAY, N. Y
to O'DONNEI,I 4 FAITTR Aeents
40 No. All chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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Sons
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Dennis Baltimore A. Groves Jr
N q, barque Express Darmer Stettin, L. Westergaard
Co.
Schr Henrietta, Clark Portsmouth, Blakiston GraoiT
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-In teamship HaIsl, Nay I'll. Dengtt p
Junge T. Keren Tsssendeu6el Rsu Rosa Noeudro Mae
Donald J. Andre p Herring Noroth f. Dsnann, j. DeTslm nls
rpbr b. Lang Marie Loke Obaud, A. Rdel aud S
C. Engert Bberger a. Braun and WIFE, A. Wiesne y" MundS
PsnpT MAYER and child F. Rame Thos Upsou VIM CuanKs H.
Hureh H. Consu. J. Bodie. O. Alexander and family bR.S
D,pnsberg ard child J. Henuig O. Hoce, hue EIEabeto
ScbafT Rucb G. Bockschmd SaSieau. g. Weisserborn T.
sbeuht Christine Wansch Whemue Drectmsnn and daughto
Sopbe Blake Anna Larsen Manete Schultz Jhanue Auer E
beh schser Kramer W GoitSchak and wife g. Hoeze H. BUS
senschut Bauer Ea Kidd & Taylor snt servant u cepef
pey j. Meier H. Rudeuhsrdt Louise kuOheL . "A,
FROM LIvERPOOL-Iu steamship Btna. aay 2-AG Barneu
Mss r Gav HOorehead lady aud chd Henry Parks MIS-
Si.verstein Rghan, Mr. Turner p Mssrr r. Nems
Jacob seanope Stanley Mr. Caban James WILSON FROM s
r-M Rakeuhan children and maid, Hiss Forester bliss Jessie
Forester Mcbride and wife Miss NJ A. Barton Capt JOIN FSn
Raw H McKav Daley Jos Seeton ihoa Ba!Ie AMI sn hlsi
A. IIapB Daniel Frazer Miss Seqaire. . =. m
PRoG an IRI RSTONIn steamship Magnolia, MAY 2Rey A. t.
Porter Rev. p Leads Rev EdSn Hall Irenby G. hooerL
Isut OupstOn Rsthye H. Couon Geo Dexter ones
n p Whitemore Loyeung T. Wait Johu Sinclair aud lady hn
NeAdams Mss Cook f. Sanbouus aud lady Ms Ann Leonard
suI shdrea, r. Leonard, and 25 IN steersge
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


LONn0S MAJ Pill Cono opened 954 Tor money ard the
Juted States FveTweues opeued tn al 49, Railway
st,. opue quiet; Bre Railway shares ly4 Illinois CeuTa RAILWAY
6harrs
LyrrtoL Nav c2lI Cotton opened dull; Mddng Upands
uFL Mmy OUaus si Blsadsufs Provisions and Produce
unchanged.
oNpov Ny 2ll wSugsr aaost opened baoyau at 1896
g. g.
IoyuoN. Nav 21-5 m.-Tallow is quoted at 429
AsIgrHP Xefroleum quiet; St8udad White, AZ francs
LoNpoS MAY l2 D. m-Consos close s3i for aud 933
r tFs account United states lweuties quiet 9k Railway
Sl-css steady; Fries l9i; Illinois CcutrsIs, yit .
LvrIpooL NAV l2-I D. closed dull Niddi0g Up
I.sI I Mi Orleans, l sales Of h" day, 1000 bales Corn
bAs a.sBcea per Other articles uncbauged Cheese has
advanced articles quiet and uuch0ged fetr0um
-Spr declines ti per gallon; Rfled steady Iupeltne y
LJNrIy M .2 mA slticS u the LonGon fTosuce AIA
toSe1 s.ih. .at ac-s in tone aud quUiauonAg
HAy..B Nay 2-CotOu opened queti spot, If9 iaues
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

h.h At sf Gy0sI o. Rye pressed on The msss ng n
" AM press have desFd eodEg du sales tsdsy o so 9hsu
G o. r Western aaoaL Oats have been 10 mere aetS %
.syh lower aad variable prices the liberal arrivals have gwen D
80 decided advantage. aud there marked Increase h lh
I've demand further depletion In our stock Ie W &
-, srd lsk "a rot anticipated ana hefe ICES IN
inaton 10 pe sales To-day the Market more sc,e u p
900 bush al l8c for New Oho
sEd Western aaoat Railroad depot aud eia,e az
E5a72c Iu5ap has been more eciNe usnsuu;
brHv for The trade, and prices have n1eunltu anu
are lover outstanding the reduced stock he hoe" PIoOo
, ssl bad condition of Of that arriving give buyers some
rant1gs the aiyslce foreign feghts eonhuung 10 Nt nane
yhV huk Of The Ohio quite dry ana much OF u
E,pds lie f prices old; that from the Upper Lakes V %
nss pan damp. Hence We have very vide range l9 I
ne Lsess for EXPORT light orders being limited orW
Tseut prices To-day market opened strong bat buyers
tg sr6 the arket and quite tame The sales are
Damp aud Unsoqud New Western Ahe ~ ~
Bo closing Gg1c: GA n934 store sud c al"St
COTTON-Tbe market dull and though nrer ueule m
STAINED there Of sales Of l4 bales 70 %
erhc Of Which taken BY spuBers 5s by seeOs
nd 81 exporters Of 0O bales Low AanS &c" 'A a.
THE We Is fol owS:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
s,..m.hp,cy Of Brooly Broos' Liverpool Eogaqd TASmP,
LsPo India Monroe Gasgq" Ns2 3 soSslIi sS.5 RIO g,Sefo sS;
E.a nee wsston eager SswOrsaas sherman Henry EewoT'
lssns salvador Sickon SayIne'a osi,, goors
Ise" S.wbern n e. Bell Bourne Norfolk Cy Pop and
EsaTo.a John Sa0s5si Ss,oP ky HS5'
Steam,Rpsw IL MOODY Durkss haTei Ges,yoo o5 R. Bo
Barks-Fretag Rdmann Cork for orders r'raa SSe" 49,
A@g "sac Syre and Mo9s,eo ahq Chapman APaT cSo0
Trecs,u Cardnas Lucy Frances lP'ou S'S1s-' R~.s fI
Portland: Lime Roberts. Queenstown Tor orders NJ, u..,
CoTT"s hcTs6 ces. GDssy cS Jan.
paws Stoser Stockton Curacao LoekhA' Caa'oA his'uD'
ssl Small Bahia Mar P s9:Io E6s.,, ct1, H1sSG %T
Bref HeDoni john n B. L,as Spe oIse!, JssaOays
gsSSI s NJ Byens PITT Norfolk Fanny Edr sIa Sss.
bsIrport Mary Rogers Boston, Brookues tr;n
Cbbe.or Ferguson Providence; Helen A. hoI Jolus0n eA0@
sioop|Emiiy' Allen. Bridgeport
s,...ho Elm, Jpe. Liverpool May Queenstown May Til
steamship Aradae Edse Galveston via Key West Ma! H. muse
Hs Steamship Chesapeake Portland 9d:s sc, 'na PASS
Sts1ms5p argaoia CrOwel Charleston Rd,e and pass.
Bark Teresa Gale Miacaibo n d1ys eotys and I'd 9s'
Bark Joseph + Eaton h9Sgooi orn,,giTs sb - u'
Bar Bs sgss sss VsfI William. GaSSoa River 81 days barWOO&
Brss Scotsman, Fitctett, Messna t6 days, fruit .
Big Gelsomina, lresla CasteIana5s ~ dAys run
Bris Tercsina, LsurO, Csstelamare 50 days fruit
ssS soSSs soSSsn HsarSs Ea Eut6a days. fruit
SeIr Gasss Carr Mg,qaash sparI
Scbr Thomas Ilir Hall, Rocklsnd line
ScIr W. O. Hall, Pressy Rocklaud, lime
Schr Trade Wind, Morton, Rocklaud lime.
Schr G. w. Kimbal, IT,, Roeklani line.
Scbr Cheuh. Webster Portland, lulnter
Sebr Charm Hckerson, Portland, lumber,
NN"' ' sCHooHEKs-kIYKR cOASrTsE
Susan +. Hayne Virginia g. cooper hyauu"
r. iiuG,nJ3 NJ, Ruiforl Thos Potter, New-Bsdford.
Young Teaser Providence FrAlees DuIiti IIo''NsNS0
Yeranda Providence au''ls i lo' 'u.nssii pssii...
V,ia,s Gnrsn Providence W. +. Burden, Providence.
y 49,, EsiI RiyIs j. NJ. Btalueu Portland. c.
" n RsTpea Portland. Ct II. A. Batter, Portland, Ct
Crys,te New,lIayea. II. Croskey, Philadelphia
SAILED.
s,esmp.-Cv Broohn England for Lysrpooli India ~
for Bsmulas Sherman NeNOreansi deogi
Ngton keSOeAns salvador for SaVsunah Manhattan of
Cbsreson F. Clyde Wilmington; faulta Philadelphia LOasa
Naos Kewbeu; Bell Richmond John Gihaon AeIandna
ARRIVED Sunday, May 23.
a..mp HAnsA BceIsts Bremen May and Southampton liza
stepsp Gen Meade Sampson Ees Orleans mdse ami pasa
Sn Neptune Peabody Liverpool April 81, mdse aud pass l.
Bs Aune Seymour Neubod Bermuda days pf0dcS SAHeU "
SenpsHy vita brg Excelsior for Ne"lork
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,,. ,,
BosroS Nav 22-A,ei steamship Roman noin % 80
Iolana non New Bedford; bgs Antilles Irllsli ~ = , ~
Eilabetbpor; sehrs Pomona aud hog-a ron Nl"o1' '
nVSsp SrTT rS Hay n Arrived bark SikA, from CadiL
FoNrKKss MONROE. Va, May 91-PaAsea W Tot D~0'e' ~
ship Leipae, hoa BreH'A
SPOKEN. -,
R,,k R,s from cieAsgOs Hsy West Tor A " 'A@
Ion ~ Inn, B.pss from for PHILADELPHIA April H. AI %
Ion. u w.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

COFfEkfhee demand and the market closes ha' N'' p
FRRIGH-Are Liverpool by Is zoo bush wheat
HhY-Th demand bas been good and receipts prices
sre Shipping 81 IS for Retail lots straw
GHu under ht arrivals and good demand 81 Wc ~ lot oN
NoLASSi-The inquiry prices generally ven sustained
bids aud 2 t Caba huseoyado On private @ anu "
E4vAL ST0RFS-Cule turpeutne Is quiet; spirits sm ard in
DIR demand ga 5OdS2 IS for common and com
psou 20 good sauei TSrisq quiet ,,,-
OF S-For lnseed there continues trT mars aN m
d.ipsn r1o sl9 fr casks and hhs Crae f,n O are
unchanged Land oil hm az 81 @$I o. O'NeI OILS are u"
PoOYISOvS-wr have had general and fairly active Pprk
n5,Sti The improvement in business generally paruc9ay e
a. branch trade Tie demand for covering contracts mas teu
lnd 90 . active trade demand hS gwen houeIs mae, @
ali prices mcca hgher sua s nave s ~
fs slr Of Bacon rapid advance gold renders ne
Prk point during the summer mouths fu p nv sov
We tark toe quantity already put np here TINS uou s
bence ile FEELING the past few das ana ~ NJ -
boilers small stocks at al the principal points a. le "
Prime Mess done but owing 20 the pu
E,m boders asking higher prices aud mfy are h 1V S1s
10 ,v e have ad Yer, u and unsettled market prices have De
eipe and close the sales job lots are 0O Dds az VI
g, F,t,, Tr. sr 80 IS tr min Mes Reef is in more
fr Extra Mess nerce Beet Is dull 80 S20d S25 for Prime
and $3.50 3 for India Mess Beef Hams are In fair demand
I1 II M for t Isi gc for Sr to Prime Steam and i5al9ic
particulars Kept prvate Lard bHyer July &c., and 2O
PETROL du weak quote Isl al53c for
crude u bu <. aud 3l &c. for refined 10 bond
FItE pa d auee ore small Carolina sl69c
SUDAR-ays du aud show less general strength but With.
good Refining 3 d2c sales Of 455 bids at ~
EiS. Eclrel ,tead and fairly active at l6ic for lards
uvmusL Euu1i Flax Seed is selling 81 81 75d 81 80
TALLUWThe supply light and holders are hrn bat IN the
WHSk.ra- opened excited and higher With good 5a
bat closed heavy sales Of 600 ts at I o89$l TO- tai paid
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
ASIATIC MARKETS.

YoKoHs Jorsu AIrl 5Te buDess in Yokohama markets is
Hr- Shirtugs Cotton Yarn Em under favorable home
aau, Faacy Go0d extremely depressed Sk quiet but hm No
anticipated until the season, which commences IN July
small Tie stock hand consisted Of low
de, av oaeriug purchasers Prices nominal
anticipated before The opening Of tie new season
RIel tfr or L0ulou. 4. 4; on Paris, a85f
April l9BusneSs a Hong Kong unusually
a1 Exchange on London 4o OFum-NeE Pauai s6toi New
sos Oh Ptna. 500 20; Old Beu6sts, SEQ hese
Mains sos Gray SLiTIlss taels 2i5
ir-. t-es $40. Cotton Yarn. tse.s l3O
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Com

DUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby gwen by the COM
ssnt proos Of an act entitled AZ act " .oh%rls se % con-
Governors Room Of e City Hal P4rs IN d ey on "LDhL,
night privilege and franchise to construct or'ie 3ud ut Ia.ad
with ooaDs ,is,t ava @ @ ] g sTd u1pT T~epiTthTisi
he Cty Of Yor tie bonh River to the Ea't River On
IiSsi IKE person or persons corporation whose Ma sh' he
ana anu CON eve I & L G tey he re or prevented bg any
Is rssJngs ych are not cousye constructing
peug tie same which ,y re,tinei si not
eore Tie sad tafy or parties shall bond n the i1m
oitve hundred Lo4slIl ogisis 10 l'o s f tc gi
equipment Of the said railroad - above provided subject 70 The eon4
SesHd Sad farosd constructed The most approved pn
Tor the cy railroads and With tie rail used upon bs
street railroads u Philadelphia commonly called Philadelphia rail aud
,l. BE- run z. oit6 's @ 5' as rules Sd resa, 10 respect
,ls Ss tI Common 'S Cpre Of The Civ Of HsaioE may rom line
authorized y charge the rsts Of fare for the conveyance d
pssssDgers railroad charged BY other city railroads
Td IN construcon operation o. 'ueh railroad upon the
say proper upou atsrse or use ans portion o Other s
thored by upon mtesset aud the is
sla @ ~ @ case ~ 70 S s5e therefor tep lie alount Of
sub payment shall s acesned and determined We
manner provided by subdivision o tie Iwsuisgh section Of te
entitled act to authorize tie formation Of raoad corporations
@ s6l Is] ] Ie es Or .e therein be required for the
purpose constructing said railroad aGoye eese aa authorized
gb use or lille 10 specified toe fourteenth
6teh sixteenth eveuent1 eighteenth nineteenth, twentieth and
April second, eighteen hundred
M 6y eee that In any otbe proceedings for any Of the purposes
Authorized by said tAa be Necessary that the petition TO TIE
supreme Court allegations Of reference 70 iuco
poson capital stock maps or Of the tng oi sy Ger
Gcatt location an Of SAID street for the pu
us rarosd authorized bv sd act shall be considered puu
lie use consistent the for which the Mayor Aldermen, ana
Conmonaty ofhe city hold sad street Nothing IN tie said act
coued ,a allow the existence Of than two tracks
n 81 said street
FOT: Tie Legislature the hg to alter amend or repeal
the act giving the authority to construct and operate saeh I9d
hid ard on tie approval Of the said homo and the
conditions and pustOus heTeia
trpretssd e ssd Commissioners will deliver 10 bS party parties
filled 10 tie same Is oreIAd certificate that be they entitled
10 such graut ,.. ,,,,-,-
made hasialelty or collusively.
A. OAKEY HALL Mayor
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Con ptrOleT
PETER b. SWEEHY, Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance COMMITTEES,
Board Of Aldermen.
PETER CULKIH, Chairman Finance Committee
Board o Assistant Aldermen.
Commissioners Of tie Silkipg Fund.
Dated Etv.Yori MAY H. 1853