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THE AMY CONSOLIDATION.
Some Expressions of opinion by Gone
rat Sherman.

rmh sherman.
To-day o high army ofic Ger called upon Gene
rel Sherman 10 ask for the detention of lother
officer In This city for about month pending
tie sale OF property belone iog To the Limo lin
barracks. IL can't do IL, kaId Sherman, "he
NUT go TO Charleston Iight away" "But
Deed him TO assist in dsposir Of tue property
OF the barracks" said the ufii ser. CAM help
~. all, 7" said sherman, "Weil, what am TO do
with the property 2" In ter rog ated the officer.
"BuIn IL np,sif; burn IL ,sir" Tesppr ded 5her-
msn. "Al rIgnt, General Just put tnat la writ
ing and Will commence the our ming o. morrow
morning" Ieplitd the officer. How much
property Is there in the barracks siT2" asked
SneI man. about 500 600 WORTH" answered
the officer. "Burn IL up, sit-burn it 40, sirV
exclsimed'Sherman again. Put u in wrtIiuk.
General again requesi ed tne officer. sherman
again reiterated his Burn IL up, hir-huru IL
up, SIR" and then added, "rne fact is General
went To get all the officers | can out OF this
city of Was hington. IL is "A bad place General.
IL Is cofluDiiDg their morals and the 30 Iner
they are away from here the batter" But"
raid the officer again, "dn you really wish me to
59rn up the properly" well" answered
sible and gel rid Of IT." Not long III Ell q
certain general called uppD Sshermtn TO ASK
about his assign ment To a department. what
upon his questioner. "rne D,parGmeuJ OF
Washington" said The ssJounded General
THAT depart meDt was busted up yesterday
There is no such department any longer"
answered SHERMAN In his gruffest Tone The
General left headquarters In the highest dis
gust Sherman's straight for ward way of doing
things is disgusting many OF the army officers
here, who think they are not being treated
country. Sherman acts ON the hypothesis that
all these officer went TO fight on the principle
of pure patrio ism, and that virtue Is its own
reward. If The politicians are angered with
Grant. the army officers are still more incensed
with sherman -Heraids Washington correspon-
uSnt of DeSterOuU.
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FROM DELLA WARE.
Second Days Session of the WiImin z ton
Conference Of the M. n Church.
iSio. nal DesDotch to The Euenln0 Tekeoroph.

Spe nal Despatch to The EUeysG,I0 Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, March 1S.-The Conference
assembled al O'clock. After the usual devo-
tionsl exercises, the roll was called, aud the
minutes read and approved. Communications
from the West River Classical Institute AMI the
Wesleyan Female College were referred to the
Committee on ducatou. The Committee on
Itnerancy reported favorably to the con-
tlnuaDce of the Revs. J. Tltow and A. I. Scott
as supernumeIares. Concurred iu j. K.
Hines was added to the committee for securing
tie iucorpora ion Of the board OF Stewards.
The Blshoo announced the transfer OF the
Rev. ]. Mann IRON the East Baltimore Con-
ference.
The class of the third year was examine and
continue VIZ, r. h. VIII e, James Esgate, E.
B. Newman, Enoch Stubbs.
The class OF the fourth year examined au1
elected to ELDERS orders the tolloWIDg:-J.
Carroll auo Z. Burke.
!, L j. Tbom osop, p. Z represented favorably
khe progress of the work IN the Eastern district.
The character of effective elders was examined
and pass d.
WILMINGTON. March ls-Rev. v. Smith,
fr.sIding Elder. represented that In the snow
during the year. The character OF effective
eloers on the, district was examined and
pssstd d. 1t being The order OF the day for IL
n'co h, O call of The stewards was made. Revs
H. $ Thompson and A I. Scott were gran ed
leave Of absence to attend the funeral services
of Rev. Daniel George, late member of the
Phil ,delpha Conference. Toe annual report of
A communication from the Philadelphia Con-
ference, referring To claimants residing beyond
The hounds of the territory of either Confe.
renee beipg read, IL was resolved 20 rscognizs
as memhers Of Wilmington Conference only
those IT sioIug within the territory designated
by The General Conference.
The tol owing supernumerarles were exa-
mined. and Ihen character passed:-H. Sutton,
and j. T. Cooper
Reve. W. NJ. Warner and w. Uric were
changed To eff tctive. Rev. j. A. Massey was
continued as superannuate
The Committee on Freedmen reported q reso.
lution recogpizing the claims of the feed men
5 nd " III recOmmt nd IL to our people and secure
con n'ribuiions for It's sHpport.
After remarks ny Bishop Simpson In refer.
ence to the work among the freedmen, the Con-
ference adjourned.
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The WashingtOn cOrresp0ndent OF Inc bHIII-
more SIN seyk:- -.
1T viii ne recollected that President Grant
Immediately upon bis taking office as Prssl-
dent. dir ecied that certain pardons issued DY
President Johnson should DO revoked, or WIN
held from tho persons intended 70 be pardooed'
In certain cases, in New York, Massachusetts.
and elsewhere Attorney General Hoar mas
had THE snhjeot under consideration. aud 10 ls
understood he decides that the revocation of tne
PRESIDENT viii not stand in Law; that the act oi
me Executive was complete wnen the warrant :
states Marshal or other Officer; and that II the
persons intended TO be pardoned shat not be
released. that upon habeas corpus the eonrts
would release them"
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SAN Francisco, March H-Saint Patrick's
Day was celebrated by civic and military pro-
.cesslon. While firing salute last night. on the
steamer Cbrysopolis, on the occasion of the
reception of the Emmet Guard from Sacramento
keg of powder exploded, wouIding eighteen
or twenty persons, and damaging the boat con-
siderably
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From New Brunswiek.

ST. JoHN's, N. b., March ls.-The debate in
reply to The address closed last night. The
Government was sustained by majority OF g.
Mr.. Candess, of g.. Johns, moved annexation
resolutions, but found no one to second them.
Newfoundland despatch says the Union
resolutions have passed both houses of the
LePislatnre.
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ARRIVED THTa MOaNIvs

Steamship Wyoming. 41reti, 10 hours from savan.
oahsrn sh Ms MSOsi stenS. lGs etc. to fhsaspaa and
n FIams Sna siTtes II j. D. Messlmsr Peter winfield O.
Spd seIyan. Miss Clyde Miss Bro%S o.. rc oowa s1a5s
C9A[lss McCSll Peter MurIsgn ga M. i7fa int.
M2os SslS% s%TsSsSy saSE ON wss sss
Tor sail schoouer ana nsrm brig snnnasas aS' ne h
Rfs, sden %ih h1, irni atancnor sosn M risgsd
Ysss %sh s nssnsits d aG~o "a hours from New
VS. schr Eli.e; Wool4rd. Y days from James River.
ohT ys1is %assr a asP%HS %sase river
Dmend ssie WsSe IL D
BsitimoIe With mdse TO A Groves Jr.
more, with mdse to A. Groves. jE. 80
echr Charlotte strsohen, arrived on Tuesday from
MSaEs reports 80 days passage, Instead OF 90 days
,s,,n., II, ssoKEN 5s.5. Z,
this port. = - y,
OCrrespondeace o. me Fhladelphia Exchange. \, y g
Rot eidsm TOR Philaot lpha. IL now coming 10 the
pSs SCI sT fs sa a.ssSn SSn " Ms.annss for rasds
N6Tlhers Sorat & Light fon, sagua tor ston aud Il A.
reported. JOSIEPH IAFfTSx. a.
BIg1ORANDA.
vss,a,dnyip Voiuoieer Jones, hence. at New York
schr Henry Allen Tatem. hence, at savannah 10Th
schr Annie aililss MITCHELL for Philadelphia.
scnr Calvin. tor Phiiadephia. At st. John, N. h..
sehr WIN Carroll, from Richmond for Pbilaaei.
scnr Scndsss keiley tor Philadelphia, sailed irom
sc6Is Teazer, Henley. from Portland. and Hia-
phIa sailed nom Newnort i5.h last
KS1i Scnr A. Paine Noyes, hence for Eassport. at
sS schs ,s N H. Reed, Benson hence asNsw Rsai0sa
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ar for Cenuessee.

WASHINGTON, March 49, EX-President John.
son, Mrs. johnson, Judge Patterson and family,
and Colonel Robert Johnson left this morning
for Greenville, Tenn. Tue eX-President has
accepted an invitation of the citizens of Lynch
burg, Va, who have rendered him the hospital
ties of their city, AMI will remain to. o.morroV,
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F1NANOE AND OOMMERoB,
OTTICH or he EVENING TrLreRApr. =,
Thursday, Ma en- l0, 1859. 4

y
TIE Money market presep s no new feature.
Continued cl0st Dess prevails, the supply of
available funds steadily failing OF, While the
deman Is rather H. creas ng the daily applica-
tioDs at the banks. aided To those which have
la'd over from time 10 time, making quite
lorm'daole array, consid"IiDR The limited re-
sources OF the bai X. Toe banks are, however,
dong al lbey can 10 help her dopositors along
and, by q Junicions divsioO 0f the funds at their
disposal. are generally able to meet reasonable
expectations, although mauy OF their customers
bave 10 submit 10 reduction OF the amounts
applied tcr. BOrro PPrs ss rule find money
more accessible OUTSIDE iban az the banks, and
private caoItalists are now doing good bust.
ness at high faPs.
Th, re was bat Lttle change In stocks today.
and the business was light Government aud
State loans ere very steady. Otv loans OF the
new issue sold al 10l. AL descriptions OF Rail
road bonds we're steady: Reading Railroad
closed at 452. about the same rs Yesterday:
Pennsy lyania Ra lroad sold at 57S. an advance
OF !; North Penus, lvanls Railroad at "a, no
charge; aud Lehigh VALLEY Railroad at 66.
Bank shares were uore sought after: sales OF
Mechanics al 3ls; Girard at 60: and CONNER
cal at b7: Bank and Passenger Railway shares
were neglected, and prices n ostiy nominal.
PHILADELPHIA BTOOk kXOHANsE sAhss TO-DAY
Reported BY Dc Haven Bro. No. 20 8. Third streee
= :iSSS II Nor aGg' sSs g., 'ss ss
Zoo GO All lhi % Ssn .s ss an ss@d MssS sS
;SSS :iSSS -, so q :S;s " s ss.ss s:. &
S saSSS SSo.:oo. DC .... sS sSs o'n penna 0Ss ssS
-Narr q Iadner, s ock Exchange Brokers.
No.. 80 s. Third street, report this mornings
gold quotations as foloas:-
1000 A. M. 1Si4 10 80 A. NJ 1914
1921 l9l leo {" 1914
49, iS'sS sS 4" 1sIt lsI l2lSP.M. IA
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securlties, ETC., as follows,-U. 8, 6s Of
1881, l16i@1l7; 5-l0s OF 1862, 1l9s0I2O:
5-20s, 1854, 1l5b0l15s; s 20s, Nov, 1865, ll72@
lls: July. 1866, 1l9@@ll32; do, lee7, 1850
1l3b; DO. 1858. ll35ail34; l0-40s, 105a01105{.
Gold. 1914. Union PacIuc boUds l03s Gl04,
-Messrs. William Painter d Co.. oanKers.
No. 36 South Third Street, report the folio wing
rates OF exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-.
United States Is. 1851, 1l6sall7; q. s. 6.2os,
1852, 100000; do, 1864, ll5h0l15a; do, 1865.
lln@II7i; do: July, 1865, ilss @llsS; do. July.
1851, 1l39@ll32; do. 1868, ll3s@u3a; IS. l0-40s,
l053@ 1861. Compound Interest Noles, past
due, 1895. Colo. 3l01314. ereo : N
--Messrs. De Haven Il Bro, ner, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex.
change to-day at P. M:-U. 8. 6s OF 1881. ll6A
OILY; do. 1892. ll9j1II9s; do. 1864, ll600
ll5a; do, 1865. 1I7s ol17g; DO. 1856, new. 1890
ll3s; do, 1867. new, 113k 0i132; do, 1865. llS5
@1l32; do, IS, 10-40s l05soDl054; do. 3O-year
6 per cent. Cy., 1O3s@lc3s; Que Com pound
Interest Notes, 19i; Gold. ISl1131}; silver,
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Rrlann IknRnIi-

PoUGHKEEPsIs, March IA revolt occurred
in the Sing Sing Prison last night. Two OF the
keepers were gagged, aud Eve couvicts escaped.
One OF the keepers has since died.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
BY Atlantic Gable.
This Mornings Quo tattOnn.

LONDON, March 1e-A. M. - Consols opened
at 90 Tor money, and 93s Tor account. United
States 20s quiet and steady at 83a. Railways
steady; Erie, 24l; Illinois Central. 81.
PARIS, NJ irch l8 J. A. NJ. The Bourse is
steady. Rentcs, 70f. 50c.. eX' coupons.
LIVERPOOL. Marcn ls-A. M.-Colton ooeued
dul; uplands, 12@l2td.; Orleans. 1240Dl23d.
The sales of to-day are estimated at 6OOU bales.
LONDON, March 1S--A M.-Turpentine, 32s. 81,
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, March 18-P. M.-United Ststes 20s,
932. Railways steady; Erie, 25; Illinois Central,
81: Atlantic and Great Western, 3l4.
LIVERPOOL. March 18-P. Motion dull and
unchanged. Lard. 75s.; T4loU, Ass. 81. Cotton
at Hayre opened fiat aud unchanged.
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The deep Bottom" tribe Of Indians in
Massachusetts, Is 50 fax reduced in numbsrs
That enly one fsmale "a left.
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There are in San Francisco 179 cigar fac
tories-a hundred managed by Cinnamon
making so, 100000 cigars yearly. ss3ag
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside Pages.
IRY TEL EeRAPH.l

EohTsFss vs. M MOE o. MsIcn " /. Arrived, brig
waller. as been out u dsys; Loaf wafer casKs ana
had maiDIopsal blown " ay. -
NEW YOKA, March 1S.--Arfived, steamshtu (,olrr,.
biR, Havana. ~~-'->~'
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From, Connectlcut.

Hartford, March 49, Guy Phelps, President
OF the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, dled to day, aged 81.
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steamship Brunette. How O. New York Jobu r. m,
gRard a On. '' H' "oster-
scbr M. L. Vankirk. Walker, Panteeo, N. O.
Jones. ~ ~ ~
schr N. o. Weilu. Wei g. Greenport sinntck.ou a ~,
scnJ Ella ". Orowell Bowes, Wellfeet 10 Nv
schr j. Borley Williams. PTovincetown, do.
bcnr Reeves Tussey, Salem. 40
schr hehaing Rk NO. AZ kodag. Mystic, do
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Death of an exsCOafederate Officer
General Custer safe.
SpectuL DesO0loh 10 The Epe,ttS,o TeEe0Tdph.


ST. LOUIS, March ls.-Captain Static, we'll
known ex Confederate officer, died suddenly at
the Planters House In this city. He was a
member of the Virginia Legislature when the
secession ordinance passed.
The reported capture of General Custer by
the Indians is incorrect, as General Nichols
telegraphed yesterday for information concern
ing his safety, and found all right.
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From BunaIO.

BUFFALO, March le.-George Harp, brake.
man on the GraDd Trunk Railway GOT caught
between two cars 10 day and was seriously in
iuiSd.
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CLEARED THIs MOPNTwc

STATE or rHERNoMErnR AT rAs xvzaIss rnr..
eRAPa oEFICE.
A. A.M.-.,..,.....27lll II A. M.......... aall p NJ
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-The windows of the old Town House AZ
Rockingham, Vermont, have nearly two thou
La-d paAss o. GlAss. r.s r4as
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on which he bestowed vast paius, resulting to
him self in infnite miTih, bat which, 10 ths
Ordinary reader, are cdviore indeed silly,
childish, and unmeauiDg; aud even greater
wits have shown turn for futile verbage
which they have not distinguished
from their best humor. Nay, IL the
most zane as well as the divinest OF poets had
his eccentric side, II was to be detected here,
in the power which quibble had over him
'that fatal CT, opatrs for which he lost the
world, and was content to lose IT." aud in
like manner there are lesser folks who would
pass for sensible men IL they could resist the
odious eccentricity Of punning. Good puus
are heaven borO; we say nothing against them
nothing even against chance bad one; but
the horrible faulty that makes miucemeat Of
thought and language, the long conspiracy
against sense and reason OF the inyeterate
punster, is, in the antipathy which It causes,
and the separation IL proves between the per-
petrator and his kind, amongst the most
marked as we'll as worst oddities that man
can infict upon his fellows.-LOadon Saturday
ReyigtD
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An English Bankrupt,

A week or two ago Mr.. Howard Ashton Hol.
den appeared before the Bankrup cy Court on
his own petition, his debts and liabilities being
set down at the modest figure OF f3S,877. Me-
Holden was manager of tie Gwendrael VAL
leys Lime, Coal and Rail way Company llimIted.)
Hls salary was tsOo year. ana ne seems 70 nave
company. One of the transactions as to which
he was examined was the purchase of twelve
pictures for fl000, which he Immediately depo-
sited with a hrm of money blenders for an
advance of $500. Apparently the pictures have
not yet been ! and for. The bankrupt did not
think it necessary to mention the matter TO the
directors until afterwards, when ,hey expressed
rectors were Mr.. George Moore gentleman
not engaged in any business; Mr.. Pembertop, a
retired naval officer; Mr.. Haggett, retired
Brighton, and Mr.. George Forbes, professor of
music.
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LITERATURE.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.

TEE PLANET, A SoNG OF DISTANT WoRLD.
BY Larrey Best. Printed at the Riverside
Press, Cambridge. Philadelphia Agents.
Turner Brothers Il Co., No. sos Chestnut
street.
The argument Of this poem is, that becom-
fDg dissatisfied with the vanities Of earth, the
poet longs to dwell upon favorite star, which
ne oOnoeives to be an abode of unsullied bliss.
The muse comes to his relief, and he is trans
lated thither; but he finds that evil has pre-
ceded him, and that a majority of the inhabi-
tants have yielded to its influence, leaving
hat remnant steadfast to their integrity.
For the peculiar machinery of the poem
there does not appear to be any necessity. The
planet visited proves to be but another earth,
while the human interest is destroyed by
transferring the scene Of action, and there has
been no oorresp pondng gain. 1t is impossible
10 set bound upon the exercise of poetic
license, and the rule that the end justifes the
means holds good here, If nowhere else. We
Judge poet by his results, and deal tenderly
with the manner in which those results have
been brought about. Mr.. Best's versifcation
Ia easy and flowing, and there are some pas
sages which are not unpoetical; indeed, his
poetical perceptions seem to be greater than
his powers of expression, and in the work
before us he fails to rise to the height OF his
subject-a subject that must be handled in a
grand manner, or it will not be raised above
the level of a platitude. "The Planet" is an
ambitious attempt by writer who has over
estimated his powers, and it is scarcely likely
TO make more than ripple on the current OF
oontemr orary literature.
From the Presbyterian Publication Com
mittee, No. 1884 Chestnut street, we have
received Captain Waltham," tale of South
ern India. The date Of the narrative is just
previous to the great sepoy mutiny, and it
presents a lively picture of the manners,
customs, and religion of the native and
foreign population of the portion of India
where the scenes are located. The religious
purport of the story renders 1t well suited for
Sunday School Libraries.
The ninth number of 'Zsll's Popular
Encyclopedia and Universal Dictionary"
edited by L. Colange, has reached us; and we
again recommend it as one Of the cheapest,
most interesting, and most valuable publica-
Hons ever issued in this country. Price 10
cents number. Published by T. Ellwood
Zell, Nos. IL and 10 s. Sixth street.
The March number Of the Little Corporal,
published by Alfred L. Shewell, Chicago, Illi-
nois, is filed with interesting matter for juve-
nile readers. The stories, sketches, and poe
try are well written, and the Little Corporal is
one Of the cheapest and most attractive of the
magazines for young people that come under
our notice.
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SHIPPING.
CHARLESTON, s. {
The South and Southwest
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
EVERY TuURSDAY.

The steamshfps PRoMETHErs Captain Gray, J.
W. EVERMAN, Captain Vance,
WILL FORM A RGGULAR WEEKLY LINE
The steamship PROM ErHEUs Will sail ON
THURSDAY, March 4. at a p. M.
Through bills OF ladpg given In connection Win -
G. r. r to points In &c g South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rat g. Rates of freight as low
az by any other quite. For freight apply to
E A, sOUDER d 90.
2aif DOCK STREET WHARF.
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= ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

Lh n OhN ERAL TRANSA TLA MTG COMPANY,s
MAIL hTEAMbHIfs BETW ZEN NEW YORK
AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BRh5T,
The splendid new vessels this tavorlLe route for
as IOIlOws:- -
ST. LAU URANT........ Brocande Saturday Oct
WILLIE DE PAkIs.. rnlUnI SATURDAY, Oct ~
PERhlRE. Duchesne .saLuroay OCT "a
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INSURANCE.

THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE Co an
u PHlLADHLPHIA. w. OE
Office So oqtn @ west !, Cor. kOUkrH and wALNtrr GA.
PERtE ETUAL AND TERM POLICIES isktwn
Cssh sp.ts 800 o0e
N~''' pfiRhSTSii; 7 sO2ss
y. Rstcbford starr, J. Livine,,on
Halbro Frazier, Jamea IT, riaghsn. ~. niger.
John ~. Atwood. WIN 4, Ronitoresn.
Benz, II. Tredlck, Charles Wneeios,
CleOrge H. stuart, Tbon. m Monaeass..
John H Brown, James M Aerisen esS'
This Company insures only hrst-clnss riaks 4. t,v-
specially hazardous risks whatever. such a. fset1
i'e'' ~ RxTCHFoRu STARR Pres,aen.f
THOS H MONTGOMERY, Vice Preaidor.
ALEX. w. W lsa y, seole.sly. 2et
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-18
Exports for tho Week ending Thursday y
:Inna ~

Exports H0r tho week ending Thursday
juno ~. n4 m t.,.,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Magnolia-62 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 318 bales Upland Cotton, 70 bales
Yarn. 100 bbls Rosin, 60 terces Rice. z bales
Leather, "a packages sundries. 73 empty Bar
rels, aaso packages Vegetables. 2Os watermol-
ons 2n6 bundles Paper -. Per steamship Man
hattan-69 bags Cotton. 269 bales Upland
Cotton. 1O1 uerces Rice, 1AO bales Yarn, So bun.
dies Paper. ~ packages sundries 40 empty
Barrels, 3340 bbls Potatoes, 633 crates vegeta-
bles. -i"ss+i,'fi
PHILADEIPHIA-Per steamship Prometheu.-5o9
bales Cotton, 81 derces Rice, 200 bDls Rosin, so
bales Yarn. ~ bales Dome stics. 2 bbls Wine, 2
bbls Brandy. 3 b1ls Whtskey. 796 bbis and 100
crates Vegetables. E-:
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-224 tierces
Rice. SS7 bales Cotton. 50 bbls Rosin. 10 pack
ages Hides and skins 48 bales Yarn, 422 bpls Po
tatoes, 331 boxes Vegetables, u Bugs Pesnute.
and Sundries. y J 3.
WHINING rON DE1-Per schr Sarah Culen-326
tons Phosphate Rock.
DELAWARE cITY-Per schr strong-21O tons
Phosphate. Il,
PROvII ENOE. r Per schr Minnie Repplien-
22o. SAT feet Flooring Boards.