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weekly Market.

HAVANA, May 2s.-The following was s;,.ine The
condition OF the Havana mafses at Lg arg
unchanged, Notwithstanding unfavorable adyl-
ces; there was a large business and goou de.
mand Nos 10 to l2 firm at SaS]s reals per arrooa;
Nos 10 to 90 firm at si4allH reals: MoiasseS
sugar-Nos TO loquiet at 6laT reals; ialr 70 goEa
refining muscovado sugar firm at il4aI1s reals.
Molasses unchanged. Exports OF sugar during
the week from Havana and Matanzas 90o 90o oUSgs Sds
were TO the United States. sock in warehouses
at Havana and Mata1zas 600 boxes ana II OOo ,0O
mage for ali ports: per box OF sugar to Northern
and Southern ports o. the United States, sOcasl;
per hhd Of sugar 20 do, So 50as5: per HID OF mo,
lasses to do, 50 I5as4; per ton. 10 Falmouth anu
orders, S7sa40s. Lumber steady; white pine S27
per N; pitch pine s27 per n. Shooks-Gox steady
at 20 reals 20 II reals; hhds dali al - %. Empty
hhds quiet at So. Honey in demand at 44a5
reals. Exchange on London 1524al6ii per cent.
premium; on Paris, 60 days sight, l2la2}4 per
cent premium; on the United States. short sight,
in currency, "a per Cent. discount; do, sixty days
sight, in gold, per cent. premium; DO, snort
Sight 5J,a6 rcr cent premium.
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AUGUSTA, June l.-Cotton market dull and
lower. Middlings nominally oo1s to 2oAc. Sales
l4o bales; receipts sO
SAVANNAH, June 1.-Cotton, moderate demand; !;
middlings 21a4c; sales $50 bales; receipts 464; eX-
ports, Great Britain SOS; coastWise I'll; STOCK
q, 70S.
GALVESTON, June 1.-Cotton, cable news has
caused buyers to withdraw from the market; good
ordinary lsals:4c; sales 500 bales; receipts 67; en-
ports coastwlse 90; stock aS,394 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-Cotton dull and nomi'
nall mddngs 81 12la22c; sales 1900 bales; net re-
cepts 457; coastwise $40; total 197; exports, Liver
pool 2oO1; Boston 727; stock lOs,46o Sugar.
prime llaal11sc.. Molasses, good fermenting 65
a7sc. Whiskey s1al 10. Coffee, fair l6;Sal61sc;
prime l7Ia1s,ic Sterling &c. Sight unchanged.
Gold lisSS.
MOBILE, June 1.-Cotton quiet but steady
Middlings 2lc Sales 100 bales: receipts &c; eH-
ports to Great Britain 1876; stock s., 100 bales.
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Markets by Telegraph

LONDON, June 1-Noon.-Consols s41s. Bonds
s9,4. Tallow firm.
LIVERPOOL, June 1-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up
lands 1oxaload; Orleans 117sd; sales 10000
bales. Corn 29s Sd. Breadstufs quiet.
Evening.-Cotton steady; uplands loaSalo'4d;
Orleans 10zsa11d; sales 10000 bales; speculation
and export 1000 bales Pork and lard quiet
Bacon frmer ard not higher.
HAvRE June 1.-Cotton opened heavy at II l9c
on the spot.
NEW YORK, June l-Noon.--StocIs very steady.
Money easy at per cent. Gold lax. sixty.twos
12H. Sterling, long, 10; short lo}s. Tennessee
excoupons 61H; new 573s. virginia eX-cou-
mons. ssI: new 6s. Louisianas DID 761s;n new 73is;
leyee skies 75I; elgh.s 90. Alabama elghts lol *
6yes rs. Georgia skies IS; seyens 9o. North
Carolinas, old 80; new o5H. South Carolina oia
o.. new 81. Flour sc lower. Wheat dali and lc
lower Corn 1a2c lower. Pork heavy, mess
$50 50. Lard 1524c. Cotton 22tza2Sc; sales tou
bales. Turpenline 3Sc. Ros!n 81 lor common
strained. Frelghts frmer.
Evening.-Cottcn dull and heavy; safes Iioo
bales; mlddling uplands 22lzc; Orleans %. -Four
State. 81 75a5 65; Western 81 75a6 so; Southern
H.,
mixed Western 81 o5a1 o0;s. Bcet steady. Pork
duh at 500 62 Eao9 rs. Lard heavy; kettle l6i4a
16.sc. Whlskcy nrmer at 81 oSal os. Riee firm;
Carolina sas;z. Sugar firm. Coffee, molasses
and naval stores quiet. Tallow steady. Money
abundant at Sa5. Sterling e%a1o Gold l4i-.
Governments advancing. S!x;y-twos 12's. South
erns quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, June Flour quiet and in 1air
demand; Howard street saper s5a5 50. "heaI
dull; Maryland 81 4oa1 60; Western sl'25. Conn.,
white 81 coal %; yellow 81 l.. Outs 6oaos
Pork firm at $50. Bacon firm; 4aou'ders lac
Lard 171Sc. whiskey. firm at 81 osa1 oe
CINCINNATI, June Corn irregular; ear SSa'cc;
held at 93ae5c. Whiskey unsettled at 81 oial oo'
Provisions nomnaly unchanged; holders asked
full prices for oil articles.
NORFOLK, June 1.-Cotton quiet; low middling
2ox; sales 100 bales; receipts 2oi9; exports coast
wise IL; stock 2p12 bales.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, May 90: Tie
demand for domestic is firm. The inquiry con-
tinues to be fair and the offerings limited. We
quote I1IaSt:c. Sales so ties.
From the Tribune: Prices very firm and the
demand good; sales Of 200 tcs Carolina at SaS5sG:
$50 bags Rangoon Ta7t4c, currency, duty paid;
and SIC, gold, in bond.
From the Herald: Carolina was sparlngiy Of
fered and firmly held. Sales 100 casks at SasjSc.
or Rangoon We heard OF no further sales.
From the World: The demand very good and
current arrivals are easily disposed Of at full
prices. Sales of 200 tcs Carolina at sashG; 500
bags Rangoon 7a7is carrency, and 25o bags 10,
IN bona, 3t4c, gold.
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Nncoochee.

Child OF the Chattahoochee
Hid IN the hills alar
Beautiful Nacoochee, ~
Vale OF the Evening star
1,.,ed in the mountain shadows, o.
With the May dew on her breast.
uar breath Is the breath OF meadows,
And her very name sings crest ~
The voice Of loved one calling.
The felt that have wandered far;
Come for the night Is failing
Rest with the Evening Star.
Torch Hill, Columbus, Ga, May S.
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Passengers

Per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jack
sonville. Fernandina and Ss7annah-J M Worth,
w Mahoney, Misses Matthiessen, J VI Curtis, Mr
Edmondsten, NJ King, Il Rutlcdge and deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, Edlsso,
6c--Rev 3 Fuller, NJ r Delaney, S w Whitwel!,
n u:haleY and brother, o Landard, Captain "
McNelty, anu Fl " rc2s.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May 31.-SPlRlTs TCRPENT1NE.-
Receipts 37s casks; sales Of 29U casks at 34c per
gallon for country.
RosN.-Recelpts 1870 bbs: sales of S47 bbls at
81 IS FOR strained and No. q s. for Low No. !, and
CRUDE TvRpENTIfE Sales Of 13e bbls at So 80
for virgin; 81 so for soft, and 81 so for hard.
TAE.-Sales Of 20 bbls at 81 rs per b6l.
CoTToN.-Receipts 81 bu!es; sales OF bales az
2oc: al 4OSc, and Is at e1c per 10.
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Dlantatiotr Bitters.

Isl yin NE WIS: IHUhSDA ,
1Dlantation Bitters.
A RIOUS CHANGE
That any sick man survived the treatmen;
Of fifty years ago, must be considered aprooi
that human beings are very hard to Kiln
The lancet, caomel, canthardes and drastic pur'
gatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
sician played into the hands OF the apotnecary,
and The unfortunate patient was drenched morn
ing noon and night with prostrating medicines.
We live in more rational and conscientious era.
The Importance of supporting Nature in its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIcs
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies OF Ma
ture, in it's battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTERS.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet.
anchor of the feeble and debllitated. Asacordiai
for the aged and decrepid 1t has no equal among
s,omachics. AS remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject it
tssuperseding every other stlnuian, and nervinc.
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigId, ii
acts as a specific in every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever il
is introduced 1t becomes standard article
"a medicinal staple. Druggists, although their
profit apon it is small, find it absolutely
Necessary to keep preparation lor which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody
will, accept substitute. It Is to-day the most
popular medicine in the civilized world.
Extensively as 1t is advertised, Its best ad'
yer,isement is the beneficial result which
uniformly follows its use. Every bottle sold in
sures the sale OF at least half dozen more. Tn.
Ike other s,imulants, it braces anil lortlhes The
system without exciting undue cerebral action
The cheering erect which it produces upon the
mind Is not momentary, but permanent 7hcfc s
no subsequent depression. II does not, as is the
case with all other stimuli, beget craving for ex'
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MARINE NEWS.
ESTON, S. c., JUNE 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Brig Mary Rice, Pratt, Bal,ilnore-H days
Corn. To the Master, Tupper u Sons, and Order.
Schr David Wasson, Tapley, New fork1s days.
Mdse ROeTn Co. hss5 CO. gre
Cameron, Barkley d CO, S Railroad Agent, A +
ChevereuX, and Order.
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Norfolk, Ha-6
days. Corn and oats. To A Enslow L CO.
Steamer City Point Peck, Palatka, via Jack.
sonville Fernandina and Savannah. bales
cotton, mdse, &c. To j D Aiken & co, Reeder
Davis ] Rochner, Paul, WEIGH Brandes, c Bart
& CO, J Schrmer, J Rotmann, co. and Rave.
rel & co.
Steamer Pilot Boy White, Beaufort. Edis;o.
&C. bales sea island cotton, 100 packages sun
dries &c. To J D Aiken 4 co, Ravenel 4 co.
and Southern Express Company.
Received from Chisolm's Rice Nh. s5 ,ierces
rice. ToThurston Holmes.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Myrover, Brown, New York-W Roacn
" SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Myrorer Brown. New York.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, New York.
FROM THIS PORT
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, May 81.
UP FOR THIS FORT.
Schr Florence Rodgers Crawford, a: New York
May so.
LIST OF VESSELS
uP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
DOM EsTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis SGuires, Tyler, ap...........April y
Schr Helene, Balrs, rp............. May lG
NEW YORK..
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up............. May II
Schr n Hawkins, Wyatt, up. iitar 10
Schr Florence Rodgers, Crawford, up. ......May 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Schni-I...! EVerman, Corson, cleared. ...Ap7:! -
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland Johnson. 10 leave. e. .hay 81
Schr Joseph Baxter. Baxter, cleared .... May ~
Schr Henry Castoif, Dlmmon:. M: May IS
NORFOLK, VA
Schr Geo Smoot Granger, up........... May -
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES,

First Quarter; e:.a. hours, 65 minutes, evening.
Furr moon, 18th, hours, q minutes, morning.
Last quarter, 10th, a hours. IA minutes. evening.
New Moon, 2Sth, 6 hours, 13 minutes, evening.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExpOEIs.

Exports.
new YoRK-Per schr rMyrover-175,0 600 feet tim
Der and plank, 100 empty carboys, boxes mdse,
bbls OLD copper.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

&c bales cotton, us bbs naval stores. - bushels
rice, so bushels peas, cars lumber, wood, live
stock, tobacco, mdse, &c. To ] Marshall Jr,
Salinas. Kinsman 4 Howell Reeder Davis, G W
Williams 4 CO. Barden Il Parker. Street Bros. W
K Ryan, Frost l. Adger, NJ Triest, Weiters, =
Smith. G W Witte, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, Smith,
and Ebaugh.
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Ktceip,s by Railroad. June 1.
sOVTu CAROLINA RAILROAD

stores. cars wool. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer.
Rodgers h CO, w w Smith, Frost & Adger, G w
Williams & CO, Dowling Il CO, j Sloan, Thurs
ton a. Holmes. G Waiter & co. ] y Robson. \ u
Mulligan, W Courtney & co, and Smith q ChG-
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just published in sea!ed envelope. Price six
cents.
A LECTURE on the NATURAL TREATMENT
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alsu, Dr. lCulverwers MARRIAGE GUIDE
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN TEA HOUSE.
L WM. S. CORWIN Il CO., 275 King ST., GTaEch
House OF 900 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

mense amount OF the salDave paper money afoat and
the coffee producers who have been compelled 10 ser
coffee 10 the late Government receiving hs almost
worthless paper In payment will be heavy losers
Nothing has yet been heard OF the iron-cad steamer
Atlanta, which expected TO arrive from Phadepna
as far back as eight ten days ago. Tile American
steamer Stars and stripes from Boston. Ut IT. Marc
and will load at Cape Hayti for Now-York ,
revival OF business throughout the country IL ex-
pected follow the change which has taken place. al
though IL feared that the decree of the PROVISIONAL
Government relative TO the paper money will cause
great deal Of trouble and distress. There arc several
vessels In port awaiting cargOes but as u ~ not YET
known whether the Government will modify Tue
present tariff, merchants holding back from making
purchases. :,
IL is reported that De la Roche win he succeeded
Haytien Minister al Washington by Mr.. Stephen Pres
ton, influential citizen Of PortauPrlnce, and
gentleman Of superior abilities and liberal education.
United States steamer arrived AZ Jacnel on the
proceeded the Government House. where an inter
view had with the authorities. The object OF his
visit soon became known He had called TO notify the
authorities that the Bay OF SANTANA had been leased 10
the United States Government which lad granted It's
pTotectorate the Dominican Government and hoped
that tho Revoutonsts would not interfere with the
present order Of things by assisting the Cabra party
The Senate aud Legislature have been called upon 10
meet the LIST proXmo and elections ordered Tor the
different towns 10 supply any vacancies COMMISSIONS
and dictionary tribunals to be established in all
parts OF the island 10 verify all accounts and engage
ments with the late Government; but 1t is feared that
part OF the debts OF Sanave will be h0pelessly repud
ated, and the balance be made to stand over long
period. Government, 1t is said, will establish coffee
monopoly for the present. the object being 10 cover its
extraordinary expenses.
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THE GREAT STRIKE.

TIE NUMBERS AND DEMANDS INCREAsING-
REVOLUTIONARY iNSTIGAT1ON RADICAL
JOURNALS CIRCULATED AMONG THE WORK
MEN-AN EDITOR ARRESTED.
PARIS, Friday, January 81, ls70-EyeninG.
The strike of the operators at La Creuzot still con-
tinues. and is making profound sensation through
ont The country on account of the large number of
workmen concerned in it. 1t is feared by the Gov
eminent that the example the strikers have set will
be followed elsewhere. But this is not all 1t was
supposed that the strike was brought about by revo
lntionary agents and this idea is strengthened from
the fact that ther numbers increasing and their
demands becoming more and more unreasonable. La
Creuzot is one of the greatest iron manufacturing
towns in Europe, and this detection Of the workmen
is entailng heavy losses which increase every day.
The primary cause Of the strike a change in the
general direction Of affairs there, to which the work
men objected. They petitiOned for the reinstate-
ment of the old direction, which was refused
dreadful accident, the nature of which has not
yet transpired occurred there yesterday, whereby
several of the miners were killed. This has had o
tendency to increase the general excitement
The semoicia journals Of this city state that the
troubles at La Creuzot have been greatly increased
by the distribution Of extreme Radical journals
among the workmen. NJ. Schneider, the President
of the Senate and one Of the largest pIopTetors Of
La Creuzot has arrived there.
It's now thought the strike will not endanger the
peace of the country There are some hopes that an
accommodation will he reached tomorrow. force
Of 1000 infantry and COO cavalry, has already arrived
Of La Creuzot
One of the editors of the MGseilGse, who, it is
alleged helped to fOment the disorder at La Creuzot
has been arrested.
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GENERAL TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

George ID. Prentice is again prostrated
and in u dyiDs condition.
The Maine State Farmers convention
closed it's sessions yesterday
The Boston City Council have refused to
appolnt a Committee TO extend the hOsptaNues Vi I"'
city 10 Prince Arthur
Edward Newton, o brakeman OF the Bos'
ton and Fchburg Railroad Was killed AZ Acton on Thur"
day, by falling from train.
"A large wagon factory at the eastern
terminus OF the Rondout and oswsso haino@a vas
destroyed by are yesterday. Loss s7,ooc.
There is u general strike among the coaf
miners on the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Ralreas e1
tendug through tue Cuba, Mapleton and Orcia mines
.The.Tennessee Senate yesterday passed
Iank notes for taxes and providing for their
The case of Adam Van Allen, Cashier
OF the First National Bank OF Albany, when mas essn
b, fOre the United states Crcuit Court Tor some s
past has been unanmously dismissed by the eialo
Jury.
John Francis Rollins has been arrested Al
Montpelier VI, charged with tito murder oi Ss 80
aged TWO months. Hewas married last May; 90.
of The child was found buried Ia Rohnss ss'As~
partially deyoured ~ raIs'
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TIE PEABODY FUNERAL TRAIN.

BosrON, Jan. 2l.-The train rendered by the
Eastern Railroad convey Mr. Pcabodys remains from
Portland 10 the place OF Burial has been completed IN
the workshops OF the Company. The interior OF inc
saloon car is hung with heavy folds OF black and white
serge falling FROM the center to either side tho windows
beng partially covered by the drapory The English
and American hag edged with black, form part of the
decorations al each end OF tho saloon. The car Is neatly
carpeted and In the center there 10 bier about TWO Iee
wide and eight feet long, covered with black velvet anu
trimmed with sIlyer frD 20 and tatses Tho whole eject
Is sOInber but very tasteful The Two passenger ears
winch accompany the train are also hing with ohbiene
of lnOurnug-ls folds Uf black and white serge meeting
In The center 0 the ceiling from each cOrner ana tEe
sides OF The cars above aud around tho wndows are
also drapcd The locomotive Of The uaib TIE george
Peabody Is also appropriately draped
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~, I67U.~TKIPLE SIfEEI L.
TNTTC Will =

opinion Of commercial and spectators that the war
IL practically Exchange stands to-day at 2od 20
the mreis a being the par and soyereigns offered
at ~, $500. with few IL any takers.
We understand Gen Mcmahon TO have reported as tho
result Of his very brief diplomatic career in this part OF
the world that far from being tyrant and guilty Of
the many crimes charged to him, Lopez not
than other generals and that Brazil had provoked the
for the purpose OF securing territory into which
she could introduce Slavery.
As to the charge OF tyranny which has been univer
sally brought against Lopez only say that so far as
am able to discover II is well founded. Here those who
violently opposed to the Government and the
war, those who In times past have shown great
sympathy for Lopez are now forced to admit. the
face OF unquestoned evidence that he has been fero
cious yrant There many opposed the conduct OF
the war; and without exception, every is anxious
to 1t closed but account Of any wrong done
Lopez. All regard him brutal despot
The statement attributed to Gen. McMahon regarding
the primary cause Of the has simply astonished
every 1t is impossible to account for such gross
Misrepresentation OF the facts the ground Of ignor
SO far from extending the institution Of Slavery
the whole tendency Of affairs in Brazil is speedily to put
an end to It, 1t is wen known that the Emperor is
pledged to its abolition. Emancipation is one Of the
principal panks In the platform OF the Liberal party to
whose hands the government OF the country Will, IN all
Likelihood, again return before twelve months have
passed. Furthermore there has frequently occurred In
dependent liberal action the part OF Provincial Legs
atures IN voting sums Of money purchase the freedom
of aves in addition to this constantly
eevng intelligence from different parts OF the Empire OF
the manumison OF slaves by private individuals This
latter custom is encouraged by the Government ITSELF
which grants titles Of nobility Of less import
ance, according to the number OF slaves manumitted
Perhaps cannot give clearer notion OF the state Of
affairs in respect Slavery than by saying that whereas
1T at the peril OF even life that one denounced
Slavery the Southern States OF country be-
fore the here there permitted the reest expression
OF opinion upon the matter. Nay more; while hear,
continually, complaints, and censures and denuncla-
tions, against the institution never do hear voice
raised in Its Defense This, 10 to is significant
and encouraging
AS close this letter rumor has 1t that the Reform
Club intend to address the Of France and Great
Britain touching the subject Of their recent letters
Slavery addressed to the women OF Brazil IL Is stated
also that Tavares Basos. the Brazilian THEIRS inter-
esting himself specially In the matter hear further
that although Ia Unprecedented in the annals OF
the country for to express themselves upon pub
lie questions OF any kind the OF Brazil will actn
ally frame and send answer answers on their own
responsibility.