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NEW ORLEANS Juno q: 1871.
Cotton dull and nomif ~ riddns 2OJ1c Net receipts.
Stock, a. ISL
Cotton n good demand 1T lower rates; midiinss, l9c.
lsbc. Net rsceipts,a- stock. gt5L
LoUIsvIEIy. June %, 1871.
TobaccoSales 20 hhds. very fun rates. lugs, o. 10
" 90; low to medium Leaf, so 70 sl2 90.
CHICAGO juno o. 1871.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat active advanced 10.
c No. coe-d tcafy Mt al 27 In tnc afternoon Inn -
No. closed a. 5aIc. Ole. n the afternoon hrm. Oats
stronger No az 4o9nc. istic Barley nominate NO aS
75c Fros isorg shade Igmer: pork closed
u VA 20 cnsn,. Sls 37,s July. Lard, gs.c casns
5ac ron sides. &C. short RIBS TIE Hog, opsned easy
and closed hrin 1T - i6a ~. Cattle Quiet a. ~ 20 W 40
~ wines coscd with buyers % Sst.c Heceip.s5.He
bills Aour 81 BUSHES wheat. ll9DJ bushels corn, ~
oats 1000 hsc. rye $50 bushels barley secs
ora shipnents5oO0 bhls. nour H. O0C bushels wheaty
3'O bushels corn 50l bushels oats, 900 brshes rye and
.,W hogs. Frcigh.s quiet. =
Flour unchanged with good sales 2fo0 bbs AZ
81 70 no spring, So 10 fer winter as Tor Waite
winter, IS - double extra Wheat auict No MIL
ikee club in round lots offered at ~ All 5J bushels
at ~ Corn du sales 40 bushels Illinois M bD11c1
and $40 bushels low a. Csc. Oan.sieaiy; snles 2.gM
bushels Western NJ Gle Barley quiet. Peas aui
sale lo bushels Canada at a 49, free. Corn ne "a ~
boot ~ 10 unbolted, cwf Mfeed unchanged shorss
o w., spsta,,s ssaa s7 mdd,scs w. 81 PEI, ton.
bc hudson ST to New York. IS to Paiads,phia, tall
road frc;hsFiour to Boston, 5sc to New York. 4oc e
ADnrx S5c Receipts by iake-7S bushels wheat, 36os
bushels 10000 icet lumber. Shipments ~ canal
900 bushels wheat 1900 bushels OO0 feof
ber The amount Of grain canals from Buffalo and o.
Sego for tswater yesterday noan rs 90 ascsr
Lot Ia.
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A Sensation ON the Rivera salt Lake
Steamer on Her Trial Trip--The Smallest
Steamer AGont.
MIR. John W. Young, the third son of the Presl-
dent of the Mormon Church, attracted an immense
crowd on the Brooklyn piers and elected hearty
cheers as he passed up the river yesterday afternoon
with q small steamer that he has Just had built in
Williamsburg for excursion parties ON Great Salt
Lake.
rThc railroad companies were imperative to an
inch In the length OF her capacity for transporta-
tou. and SO
THE LADY OF THE LAKE
Is thirty feet long, with ten feet beam, feet
cabin, weighs seven tons and draws eighteen inches
OF water Her cabins were finely finished in black
walnut iacings and ash pane.s and upholstery work
Of very neat pattern. AS she moved out Of the dock
and came along side Of the craft in the river she
looked the most dimntlve, jaunty little thing that
ever felt steam The crowds on the piers cheered
her and the tugs ana ferryboats saluted her with
hearty good Will. She salured the monitor as she
passed. which was heartily returned.
NJ. Young had among his guests some Of the most
wood, Lloyd AsDnwall, u. ID. williamson, Henry
Benedict, Andrew Carnegie, General Barnum.
Colonel g. j. Nutter, Matthew Bunker John Cowics,
William Russell. Captain Ben Richardson, several
other gentlemen OF this city ana several citizens OF
The little steamer ras up to Castle Point, during
which the guests were entertained to a most
liberal lunch OF everything seasonabe, ana well
supported by HeidsicS. The trial was exceedingly
satisfactory, and the guests in good earnest toasted
1.-THE Lady of the Lake, and her "Capla.n and
owner.n and his father, president Brigham
Young'
The little steamer returned at dusk to tho dock Of
the Jersey Central, having fulfilled every eXpecta-
tion The builder and tue engineer were parcu-
larry satisfied with their work, ana Immediately
commenced to pull her to pieces and put her on the
truck upon which she will travel, without change,
10 Salt Lake City to-day -
The Lady OF the Lake is bullt OF so low draught
that her owner expects TO be able TO steam IRON the
Great Salt Lake at all seasons up the Jordan river
right into salt Lake City. This will be novelty to
the Mormons OF the mountains who have nevor
seen steamer, and one likely TO be as highly priced
by the Gentes as well, as the Lady OF tue Lake Is
destined 10 serve both saint and sinner.
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VENEZUELA.
Revolution and Petty Warfare NO End Of "Gsn-
erals and Large Expenditure Of Gunpowder
LAGUAYRA, May 90, 1871.

LAGUAYRA, May 90, 1871.
rho country Is again IN revolution. General Her.
rcra, who had succeeded in repuIslng the army OF
President Guzman Blanco. under General Chngo
Marchado In the State OF Barguisimento, Is advance
ing ON Valencia. President eGuzman Blanco has,
In consequence left Caracas TO place himself at the
head OF his army. He left the port (Iaguayral, In
the steamer Dudley Buck, for Puerto Cabello,
whence he will march to Valencia. 1t Is asserted
that the revolutionary General Herrera has strong
army. At the last hour rumor Is afoat that Gene.
raj saaznr has pronounced against GuZman Blanco
and joined Herrera with 1000 men. Salazar Is one
OF the most influential generals or the republic.
Should The rumOr prove true IL Is to be feared that
President g. BlancO viii not be able to resist, as
Salazar was MS principal dependence. The news,
however, requires confirmation. During the abb
sence OF President Blanco rom Caracas General
PulldO remains in charge OF the Presidency. Gene.
raj sutherland ex- President OF Maracabo, who
had come to Caracas visit TO President Blanc0,
has returned to Curacoa.
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WEST INDIES.
ST. DOMINGO.

President Bnez md Cnbrai Preparing 10
Fishr Each Other Grand Flourish al Iruni-
pets-Depnrfurs Of sfe Observation-Disclosures
ON the Eve OF Collapse.
ST.. THOMAS, May 80. 1871.
Late adyices from st. Domingo state that Tresl-
dent Baez ID making great military preparations.
He has received an invoice OF Enfield rifles from the
States.
Cabral is also said to be mahng extensive milts
tary arrangements.
General Caceres, Of The Baez party, marched, with
800 men. to reinforce the army operating against
Cabrai. The country 10 much agitaled.
Cnly tao American meD-oi-war remain In DOmnf-
can waters tile owatara and NantasAet. The lat err
has LETT for ST thomas Tor COAL IL 10 asserted that
these vessels are ordered home the government OF
baez VIII collapse.
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ST. THOMAS.

CabIe Between tao Islands of st. kits and
Antigua sliscellaneous News.
News from st. Thomas to May 80 brings tidngs
from Antigua that the cable has been successfully
laid from ST. Kits TO that island. The island tSt.
fhomas) IS therefore already In communication with
two of the Windward ISLANDS by cable.
The American war steamer Nanlasket arrived on
the 25th inst from Monte Cristl, Sc. Domingo.
The British brig Adr.o OF HalilaX, n. s., captain
Mckenzie, entered ihis port on the 18th inst leaking
and dlsinased with cargo Of petroleum., from New
York bonno 10 Sweden.
Freights for the STATES continue high; last rates
paid, 621ac, gold. for 100 pounds su ar and So 90
god, Tor llJ gallons nl0asses, free on board.
The Brazil steamer from New York Is just in.
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WAR BETWEEN TIE FRENCH AND IRISH or
SALEM, MAsS.-Thc war OF races stu continues nc
tween the Irish aud French residents of South
Salem, and II will unless some more stringent steps
are taken with tho aggressors. One day last week
Ual Murphy, who was arrested and indicted at the
May term OF the superior Court for using q knife,
was again arrested Tor an assault with a cisel on
Dusct u. Grccncy, a Frenchman. Frenchman,
who keeps store on the corner or PEABODY and
Ward streets, used as an interpreter In the CASE
and a window OF his store was broken, and he was
threatened II he made any complaint at the station
house. woman who was coming out OF his store
handled IN shameful manner one day last week.
The easy manner IN which those who have been
arrested have been treated embodcns the rest to be
comparatively lawess, as they say, II arrested, they
can appeal ana get out OF II. Murphy's case Illus
tracs THIS. rs before HIS 1rst Is settled no ls
again arrested for q like o1ence and bailed out In
$500 for his appearance In October The French
residents are quiet and well behaved II unmolested,
and these rascals VINO modest them Should be sc.
veroy dealt with.
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REFRACTORY CHINAMEN SENT HoMr--This morn
ing Captain Hervey, OF the Belleyille laundry,
shipped to California, consigned to their agent two
OF nus Celestlas, they refusing to obey his orders 1t
seems that tho Cinnamon have been In the habit OF
gambling with pennies, keeping up the play entire
nights and being unit ana unable 10 work during
the day. Captain llervcy then gave orders that the
Rambling should be stopped, but All Sin refused to
comply-obeyng the Captain was "a game he did
not Understand Captain Hervey then made up his
mind to send the two ringleadcrs home. AS there
was an apparent disposition on the part OF the men
to snow resistance the captain obtained help and
tho refractory Cinnamon were hustled into wagon
and driven on. When put on the ship the Captains
responsibility for them ends. Their passage homo
Ia be paid by their agents In California that being
the agreement when thWy were nlrcd.-Ne,oarf IN
~ CUuriev. June ~
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CAPE MAY.
The Ba.timoreans and the Fourth Of July Be-
gatta-Arrival Of Bishop Simpson
and OGer Guests.

CAPE ISLAND, N. j., June %, 1871.
party OF eighty gentlemen arrived here from
Baltimore this evening Among them are some
yachtsmen. but they say they have no yachts capa-
bic OF competing with the New York Club and
express the opinion that no entries VIII be made
from Baltimore in the regatta OF July 4.
Guests are multiplying at the various hotels very
fast Many New Workers are awaiting the formal
opening OF the Stockton House. June "a, when the
rush Will be very great.
Bishop simpson arrived here from Philadelphia
this evening" ana retired TO ms room Immediately.
His health very poor. but 1t is hoped the reyVlng
influences OF the sea air Will restore nm. Mrs.
SIMPSON, who has been In Europe. has been APP
prlsed OF his condition, and Is now on the way to
America.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mary Tyrreil alias Lee. girl twenty-five years or
age and born In Dublin, on Monday last, IN tit OF
jealousy went to The house OF friend living &c 2os
Greene street. and swallowed a quantity Of lauda-
mum with suicidal intent. Mary, who drank to ex.
cess. had been living at a6s Bowcry with
Lewis v. vanderhokcn, a letter carrier belonging
to station u and occasionally they had serious
quarrels. She became very jealous OF Louis be-
cause he showed some attention to another woman,
and on that account resolved to die. she mad pre-.
vlousiy taken poison, and on one occasion threat.
ened 10 stab herself with carving knife IL Is said
that deceased was q Wild, wayward girl, and on
that account left her home In Ireland and came TO
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nj TNSF NtNVHH
or the situation.

DANGEROUS FOURTH OF JULY PLAyrHfSG.-A
dangerous playthinQ-a sort OF torpedo-s repre-
senied as being sold In the East among other are-
works 1t Is do scribed las about the size oil SINAI!
marplc,n coiored blue ana rcd, ahd looks good
deal Ike a sugar plum. ono OK these getting into
tho hands OF little boy In Philadelphia few days
ago, was Ignoranlly or .nnocentiy put BY MIN into
his mouth and almost Immediately exploded, dis.
figuring aim very much and enlanseilng nus life. ~
Is beyond doubt dangerous ia inexperienced lianuss
and IA il appears 10 ba mainly Intended !os children.
IL is very questionable whe.nef It's Manufacture ana
sale should be permittcd. AZ least parents ana
guardians should be warned against II.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATN.

Richard Scheer, aged fifteen years. while working
on Tie steamer Mitche, near the OIL docks at Ho-
boken, yesterday. was Knocked down the hatchway
by a falling barrel. lie was taken MP insenslblc ana
removed TO st. Marys Hospital, where he was
rapidly recovering under tho care Of DR.. Benson.
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I5aYTs.

Protests Against Annexation TO the United
States.
JAcMEL, May %, 1871.
The newspapers OF tbs country are full Of
''protcsts sent to President Saget by the different
departments OF the country against annexation to
the Cnited States and are determined to maintain
the Independence OF tne republic
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record will show the changes 10 the
temperature the past twcnty-four hours in com.
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudputs phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
six s,cIoclx " M
COM DGERCEAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 22-5P. NJ.
CoTroN.-Tha market was inactive aud prices were
nominal There was absolutely demand from exporters
and but few spnners in the market class OF
buyers limited their purchases very TO supply
the exigenceS of the The apinnng districts
generally reported well supplied. The salos were as
,, TODAY Lost Epenia0 Tot,L
consumption. bS4 10 ia
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CATTLE MARKET.

Bs-f dull at lie. l3c for to good. HogD
wer, in better dem md a. Sc a6c ReccpsCalte w,
and Ice hogs 50S9.
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COAL CoMING.-Tho sydney Cape Breton) Ne,os
says-"Therc Is large rect OF heavy vessels a. the
International per awatlug their turn 10 load Goals
Tor New YORK. Tue sh,pmeats oil the pier now aver
age about 500 tons Der day.
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P oLITIC AL.

A Blow Mt the Observation-Disclosures and
Politicians Combining to Effect tho Re
mOval of United States OfnceIs In
Utna-ScnntOr Stewart in the Ring.
SALT LAKE, Utah, June %, 1871.
There Is great excitement in political circles here.
Strong efforts are being made by California and
Nevada capitalists to effect the removal OF the Ju-
dietary and other United states officials here. In
order 10 obtain control OF the Bench. AfidayIts
have been sent to the President affecting The in
tegrlty OF the Judges. All charges Will be cleared
up on investigation, but tho President
has been requested to remove thom at
once. The Mormon papers ar, jublhnt over
the prospect. and the California and Nevada rings
are confident. Senators Nye and stewart are the
attorneys OF the combination. Thomas Fitch Is
talked Of Tor Chief Justice by tile rings They az
tempted 10 carry tine petition by coup.
An active defence viii be made. President Grant
will have all the documents in o day or two. Snap
Judgment cannot be taken. The campaign Will be
bitter ana sharp. million in money and vast
political interests are involved President Grants
decision Is anxlousy awaited by oil the people OF
Utah. There will be trouble here If the incurslon.
lists carry the position.
Fourth OF July ia to be celebrated In grand style
by the Gentles, for the first time alone
California Democratic C0nvcnti0n-Ss
Haisbt RenOminsted.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1871.
The Democratic State Convention at Sacramento
yesterday nominated Governor Haght for re.elec.
ton on the first ballot, the antrailroad subsidy
platform. Judge Lew is, of Tehama, was nominated
for Lieutenant Governors Jackson Temple and Sci.
den S. Wright for Judges OF tho Supreme Court.
The platform opposes Chinese Immigration and sub
Sides 10 railroads. accepts the results OF the war
and the constitution as 1t now stands
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The quotations b. sed running uatv NOS
Forward deliveries declined nc per afcrward
ruled hrmer aud closed shout the lowest prices vestcr
isss 800 1855 al 49, ia5o isse i5s.: lSi
ya At 49, 10 a. sc. 60 at ise, SO at s G. ~ Il
ls7lsc zcO ., io4c, 100 at Isac sc; September.
700 at Sc bscsmbcr o at e 70 l. I.sUsssei
,sc paid to exchangc 100 July for lup August Yesterday
AN ''St ~ Iss 90 s e. lss Il
ser isSc 500 q sc loo ito al ss IssS
Io since last report Dass: The ayegase qosaon.
$780, July, is82c. AUGUST, 1850; September, lsiUc.
October lss Receipts a. the ports ols; New
Wilmington 75 Norfolk. 1861 Baltimore, as; new York,
loo Total fsO bales; same day last week, $3.50 bales;
d az poo ,Sr 5 %
b3.d; to Hayre, by steam, lc, sod sail @ = hamburg,
sa aas pa b.
corrnr-Ihe marke. foE RIO and Santos qa,e, bu.
ssa
isiai tss;, lnsadng sss9 osyiGn 1900
Sanla; isai bss; Msssan; $3.50 lag. aalaSs bar:
aassoe:-ko, ordinary carsacs loe loSc; far do.
ipc. nc. good do lie. HE; priIas do Il &C.
in bond tary 70 sixty dnys crs Java Gossl ps
~ ss 3 Seoq sl s smsi e h.
teod, in bond. @ic Ice. Costa Rica 1890 l7c Manila,
t Cur zoe. e ali so a spx 10 sixty 's aas sss
tLoUa AND GnAIH-Receipts- l. 5CG bbls wheat.
and $50 bags; 63Os bushels market was du
and heavy but make no change IN quotations. III:
The sllc3 small and unmportnnt, mostly So 30
VI 70 for superane Corn meal continues auel 90. steady
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scant goof st &c, 100 hills Martinique private terms AMI
100 hhds TO the trade including Demcfrra at IL Re nc1
stoa with fair demand nj ~ 10 for soft white, and
be. ly6c Tor hard. Me~srs Amann Co
lowing relative to stock.--
mr.. B,fes Bigs. Ms,sd,.
Stock (ascertancd by actual
count including
ton,, June !, ISL -. -. 7o5r1 72eSf 299i5 623S
Receipts since the LIST OF june 1895 $3.50 Sg2o 4,sj
Total. SIS 10si7 23421s Ii,5cg
sales since the Ist OF June. 2sJA I0l4j 10 l,lS5
-.
Stock this day. June o. Is7i s51U 9Sg5I 2SlI3 lO4IJ
Comparing with stock
June % i7O............. es go Iofs9 ssal0I 1l5o
June "a 1853. li3Ili I315f9 I.O55 Las
Jane 25, lof3.......,... ~ 033 535.U 2O25 xg9
We quote Cuba-Inferioy to common refining Soc 8c
iair 70 goo TAR refining S6c 9c gooo to prime REIN
ing 9c sc FAIR TO good grocery. ac Zoe. prime to-
choce grocery 10 Iyc centriu .al hhds boxes
9Lc. ls moasscs. hhds. boxes ySc. relado,
4i5c. 7ic. Havana-I,oxes Dncn sapdarl Noa to q.
ssc ay.e ao ~ 70 To- Vs. 10 Do " TO " 10 a.
do white ls'sc 0sc. PORTO Refining grades sc
9nc. grocery era les $40. I9c. Irazi-Dntch stand
ard, Nos to IL &c. ssoc. Javautch standard NOS ~
H. 9sc TIC. ManiaCurren cayed and superior, Sc.
a &c.
TALLow fairly active and drr The sales were
"a, 900 bs. at 9Ac.
MHIagEY.-Kscctpts, 6ft bbls. The market sosdy,
With sales OF 100 bbis. at 9l'Sc.
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City superintendent Klddle Will address tho mem
iers.or the Pubic School Teachers Association OF
this CITY on Monday next, June 90 at four O'clock In
Grammar school No. 70. in Thlrtieth street, neal
Sixth avenue.
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Nasxn m
NAva sroiIs-fic market for spirls turpeaiine was
depressed by large offerings and At i6 closed weak for
wholesale lots. The salcs uaimportant Rosi1 was
rendered nonins in vane by tho limited amount OF stock
There disposition To sci In large quantities, most OF
The being Withdrawn for ADVANCE We note saes Of
bills low No. st sl and loo bbs good No al So * Far
brny held, but the market quet 70 bbs ashng
ton realized S3 -; 81 10 was tctusod tor Wilmington We
note sales OF % bbls. pitch nj 81 20.
PETEoLKua.-The market continued quiet, bat firm.
There considerable ogerng bus very little dcma nd
Hoder however, would make no concesson, IN anucpa.
1oc and Ia bbis. Mt lc 1916 We note sales OF VU bills
private terms Refined tor spot and month delivery held
sales epor,e We note sales date Yesterday OF 2O6O bbs.
refined STANDARD white, each last half july August aud sop
embc at 2etsc The market at dcpaa Was quiet, but
delivery and &c. for July There sales
faovistoSs.- Rccalps--cut meats, ia packages ana
trfe easier The sales 500 bbs Mt hti Ga
for july sf rs Si4 s for August. and yli s7 for sep
marxes abroad The sales were about $50 boxes long
long rib sjsc Eeei was IS siS Tor mess, sil
81 FOR India mess tcrses Geet hams wese Gais s
steady at FROM 1913 TO xe6 for Texas Western. Cut
measrhcrc continues active demand in small ois i9r
We quote City SMOKED hams l3, l5c; smo Seu snoui
ders 30 Ioc picked hams, lie be pcxed shoulders
the opening lusc but shortly after held AZ o,.c Future
delivery firm at lUc july lOc for August ana TIC To-
September with sales OF 300 crees for me nt,cr mon.
Butter aud cheese without change ana "a lar demand
RIcEA fair jobbins trade continued IN progress AZ LUZ
prces The sales embraced 300 bags hiey nangoon aic'
per po9na nn; p soa &C. M Der poSd p''
SUaAR-Thc market less active without decided
change in values Good refining and the better qualities were
hardly salabc At present quotations. The sales about
eoO hhds nc, 30 hhds centrifugal st 9so ~ ohdA
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w neat WAS Gu but hme until the close OF Change,
when became heavy, closing at ~ ijli 81 AZ for gprn.
The sales about ou bushels pir, evcnugj with.
In the range q ~ ION VI ~ for sprng the higher price FOR
very choice Milwaukee, The sales mostly all at 81 Ala
81 AK. small lots amber winter sold at 81 10 III s.
steady at 7c. 7Sc. for good mixed, S2c 74c. for
damp 7hc 75c for yellow, with sales OF about $1,000 ouh
els within the range. Oats steady toe. doc. tor
Western and SIC sc tor white with sales Of 1900 bush
Barley and rye dull and nominal There Of
barley here and no demand.
without percep5le change for provsions, measurement.
goods, a. The chaeriag business In fair progress
steady iacs The engagements re:To Liverpool, by
stea 80 00 bushels OF wheat and ID for AID
7ad 7lsd for wheat the market closing firm 7iad To
London sail 100 hhds tobacco at Sos Ihe charters com
prise "A Norwegian baf to arrive, ESQ quaries grain
Queenstown FOR orders, 5sl6 Swedish brig, hence TO
Melmo 2.0Q0 bills. Of petroleum. 6s British bark from
Philadelphia to Alexandria 5000 OF OIL M sJc
british bark hence to direct port IN the Battle LOO bls.
refined petroleum az o. ID. Belgian bark hence port
in tue Bate, i0 bills crude petroleum Mt o. 81. British
bark hence direct 10 Trieste 500 Dhs refined petroleum.
I'll An American bark ont and homc private terms.
MoLAssEs.The market was without improvement In any
respect, an prices In the abscnce o. ss'cs qe
nal quotations The STOCK comprises 5ssl hhds Cuba.
also hhis Porto Rico 3j hhis English Islands aud 5000
(rp n
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The number Of emigrants arrived at Castle Garden
during last week was S,94S; total number arrived
since January /, 10l ,S04; during months last
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Edwin Larhoven residing at No. 100 Cambridge
street. Boston, Mass, was arrested IN this city yes
',erday on complaint OF Joseph Dykeman, OF No. so
Greene street, Boston, who charges him with steal
ing $500. Inc prisoner was taken to Boston yes
tcruay,
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The receipts of the Emigration Commission from
January TO June were S29e,704 90. Received from
June 8 to June %, for communication OF alien pas.
6engers &C., $50 436 IS. Total disbursements, from
january TO June ~, S2I7,3Jl 20.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last Lcar. 10