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tional bank circulation, 1854 o4oOo and for public
deposits s15 723,ooo. national bank circulation ous
standing at this date, s312, 1855
Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week, s709,762.
Gold notes OF national banks outstanding s22l 800.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, s332.O
For fiscal year TO date $1o9, ,6l2, 1885,
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the Treasury at the close of
business were:--Coin, $lc4, 900; currency.
$l3, 10000; coin certificates, s27, s57, 600.
The New United States Loan.
The total subscription to the new loan to date
amount TO over twenty millions; tOday's SUBJ
scrptions TO three millions three hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
The Joint High Commission.
II is stated In well informed circles that the JoInt
High Commissioners are proceeding in such a
manner as to warrant the belief that they will be-
fore many weeks come TO satisfactory conclusion.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

BUCHAREST, March Is, 1871.
In continuation OF my telegram report by cable
TO the HERALD, detailing the occurrence OF nativis
riot in this city, attended by violent attack on the
German residents and followed by severe light in
the streets, am enabled 10 inform your readers to-
day that the popular excitement over the attack
upon the Prussan celebration has not abated.
In consequence OF Intervention OF the North Ger.
man Consul the Prefect OF Police has been dismissed
from office.
Further disturbances are apprehended, and the
city remains deeply agltated at the moment when I
forward my despatch.
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THE ROUGE g! INSURGENTS.
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Sf-a SY~-rli
TELEGRAM !s THE new YORK HERALD. -
PIsa.x, Of Troclamations-Insurs Claim OF
HRSins Gained Their Point-Agreement
with the DIay0r-Bonapartist and Orleanist
Agents at Work-Menotii Garibaldi to Conn
mand-Increased visilance-Insurgent Mo.
Observation-Disclosures to be Removed.
LONDON, March %, 1871.
] am enabled to report the following intelli-
gence, dated at Paris yesterday and to-day,
for the information of the NEW YORK
HRRALp:--
PLENTY OF pRooLAMATIoNs.
The news, in Paris to-day Saturday.
centres in mere proclamations, of which
about the usual number have been issued
INsUReENT CLAIM OF HAVING GAINED THEIR
POINT
Al one o'clock yesterday (Friday) afternoon
Che Insurgent Central Committee issued a
proclamation stating that Admiral Saisset has
obtained from the Assembly and government
complete recognition of the municipal fran
chise and the right of election of their own
officers by the National Guard, including a
commsnder-in-chief, as well as modification
of the projected maturity law favorable to
lodgers. The committee say they will main
tain heir post until they are confirmed
therein or replaced by others, and will guard
the execution of the laws. Notwithstanding
efforts at conciliation the situation is un-
changed and conflict is feared.
AN AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO.
II is reported that an agreement has been
entered into between the Insurrectionary Com.
mittee and the mayors, under which the com
munal elections will be held on Thursday next
and the election of commander-in-chie of
the National Guards on Saturday.
THE ELECTIONS.
The Official journal of the Central Commit
tee has not appeared to-day. The insurgeut
leaders have, however, issued q proclamation
justifying their course of action, and calling
upon all he people to vote at the elections.
BoNAPARrrsT AND oRLEANIsr AGENTS AT
-W9Rg. .--r>-----
The ofasial journal of the Central Commit
tee asseks that numerous Bonapartist and
Orleanist agents are making attempts to bribe
the supporters Of the committee. and says that
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 25-S 2. N.

Synopsis .t0r the Past T,centy.tour Hours
The lowest barometer continues the Eastern
States, where high northwest winds have prevailed
all DAY, with clear weather. A very low pressure
with cold northwest gale has prevailed all day ac
the top OF Mount Washington. The highest pres
sures are now or Cape Hatteras and on Lake Erie
with fair and clear weather. gradual fall in
the barometer, with clouds and light rains,
mas been In progress during the day.
In the Mississippi Valley. Gentle. and fresh WINDS
have prevailed there, as well as on the Lakes. The
pressure has renamed pretty uniform In the Rocky
Mountains, ana slowly increasing on the Pacific
coast
Probabilities
It is probable that the cold northeast wind Will
continue, but with abated force the Eastern
States on Sunday. Partially cloudy weather, with
fresh winds, is probable for the lower lakes Middle
States and Southern Atlantic coast. Cloudy weather.
possibly with rain will prevail In the Gulf and on
the upper lakes.
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THE MEN OF ORDER.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The Employment Of Force Demanded-Re-
pulse of Insurgents in the Place dc In
Bourse-Breech-Londcrs Seized-Artempt TO
Plumber Bnnks-Arrapgemens Abons the
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
LONDON, March 25, 1871.
Dispatches from Paris contain the following
news, which transmit for publication in the
HERALD
THE USE OF FORCE DEMANDED.
The journals supporting the government
demand the employment of force against the
insurrection.
AN INsURGENT REPULsE.
The Montmartrites and Garibaldians. with
two guns, invaded the Place de la Bourse nj
five o'clock this (Friday) afternoon, and
making charge upon the guns in the hands
of the loyal Nationals, demanded their sur
render. They met both refusal and re-
pulse.
SEIZURE OF BEKECH-LOADERS
An alarm given yesterday in the vicinity of
the Bank of France was caused by the seizure
by the loyal National Guards of two cart loads
Of breech-loaders, under the care of agents of
the insurgent committee.
ATTAfPr TO PLUMBER BANKS.
A battalion Of Francs-tireurs attempted !.
day to seize the money in bank of der .o.;. 8,
the Rue de Lille, but met with oppc ,sit;on and
quickly retired. There was q .,,-,.,r- osc,,
renee at the Cour des Comps :,
MrI1rAR5zArrERs.
a corps OF mltra' .lleusists has rallied to the
cause of order..>
'''''" '.nsuraent patrols have been
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TELEGRAM. Ia THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON March 25, 1871.
Earl Craneile's declaration OF the intention Of the
Brius h government to enectualy secure the safety
OF ner Majesty's Subjects as spoken In Parliament
last night will have good effect even by the an
nouncement In a vigorous tone of the policy towards
the Asiatics.
Action by force may oe unnecessary, however,
Just at present. as am enabled to state to-day that
the Foreign once has received telegram dated at
Pek;n on th>6Si cISSnSh TO the effect 'That all
was quiet In tine north Of Cnina.n
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TEE SOLDIERS, HOME AT HIMPTOS.
Excursion Party to Fort Monroe nm,
Hampton.

Excursion Party to Fort Monroe and
Hampton.
Fort MONROE, March 25, 1871.
General Butler and large party Of ladies and
gentlemen arrived at this port per Lady OF the Lake
for the purpose Of dedicating the Soldiers Home
situated at Hampton.
The party witnessed the ceremony Of a guard
mount and were then conducted by General Barry
and his stafr on tour OF inspection through the
fort. The party then visited Hampton and returned
TO the fort at five O'Clock by invitation of
General Barry, who gave Them o review or
evening for Dutch Cap, well pleased with their visit
to the FORT
Prominent among the party were Senator Ames
and his charming wife, Mrs. Senator Logan, Miss
Foster, OF Chicago, and Others. The party were
much pleased at the Calling battery gun, which,
under the name Of the mltraeuse, has created such
. cOmnOIiOn during the late European war
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stopped by the orderly Nationals, but there
was no fighting.
COMPROMISE WITH THE MAYORS.
The Mayoralty negotiation has resulted in
the leaving of the 0adirieS in the hands of their
actual occupants on condition that the NUM-
cipality give their support to the communal
elections and the election of commandant of
the National Guard.
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SWITZERLAND.
The Republic Alarmed by the Riots and 0utrage'
in France-The Frontier Guarded.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERAlD.

BERNE, March 25, 1871.
hasten to repor: by telegraph to London, for
transmission to TIE HERALD by cable that the Swiss
government has become seriously alarmed with re-.
gard to the probable consequences OF the existence
Of serious riot and outrage in France.
am authorized to announce that the Swiss Fede
raj Council, fearing an extension OF the French
disturbances to the border Of the "Cantona terri.
tory" have issued an order calling out large mum.
Der Of troops to guard the frontier Of the country
s<A4 :. s.sfs@!tsxx 4 s-- -<grx., ,.,-ee.
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Murder in ShelbyvilIe, Ind.

INDIANAPOLIS March 25, lS71
Thomas Ringsdorf, agent OF the Etna Sewing
Machine Company. Of Indianapolis was shot and
killed in the drug store Of Robert Benjowsky at
Shelbyville, Ind. this evening There prevails much
excitement regarding the affair. No definite
by Benjowsky, the proprietor or the drug store, on
account OF insulting language used against his,
BenJowsky's, wife. No one saw the shooting or was
present except Benjowsky and his wife,
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A NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY DrsBANDED IN
GEoRGIA.-The New England Society Of Augusta,
Ga met for the nrst time In ten years in that city
"Wednesday evening. Twenty-One members were
found to be IN the land Of the living Iwas decided
10 dsDand the organization and $1,000 belonging to
the society were distributed - follOws:-Threo
thousand 1ve hundred dollars TO the Augusta Ii.
brary Ass0ciAflnp and "a 500 10 Charitable puIp0ooe
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HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 2e -QUADRuPLE SHEET

all persons rendering themselves liable to sus-
picion in this connection will be Immediately
arrested and delivered to the committee for
trial.
MENoTTI GARBALDI APPOINTED COMMANDER
N-CHIEF.
The Insurrectionary Committee has en-
trusted military powers to Colonels Duval,
Brunei and Endes who are promoted to be
generals, and will act in concert until Menotti
Garibaldi, who has been unanimously chosen
to the chief command, arrives in Paris.
General Chautard has been appointed COM
mander Of artillery by the Insurgent Com
mittee.
ENTRUSTED WITH MILITARY POWERS.
The Central Committee has entrusted mill
tary powers to M. Bergeret under command Of
the Place vendome insurrectionary autho-
rites.
INCREASED VIGILANCE.
The Montmartrites have increased their
vigilance; they stop all railway trains bound
to Versailles, and seize all the ammunition
found in the cars.
A PROCLAMATION SEIZED.
The Insurgent Committee yesterday seized
the copies of an address to be issued by the
Mayors of Paris at the printing Office Of M.
Dupont. The Office has since been guarded
by battalion Of the friends of order.
INsURGENT MODERATION.
The insurgent National Guards on the oath,
obeying the orders of the Central Committee,
abstained from attacking the mairie Of the
second arrondissement, and passed through
the Place de la Bourse with reversed muskets.
AFTER THE MONEY
The delegate of the Minister of Finance has
ordered that the octroi duties be paid as usual,
or energetic measures will be adopted for their
collection.
ALL THE MAIRIEs TO BE OCCUPIED.
The official Journal of the committee says
it has decided upon the occupation of all the
mairies of ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and dissentients
will be tried upon arrest.
DEPUTY CLEMENcEAU TO BE TRIED.
The trial of Deputy Clemenceau has been
ordered by the Committee, as has also that of
certain dissentient journalists. Menotti Carl
baldi has been appointed Commander-in- Chief
of the insurgent Nationals.
BARRIoADEs TO BE REMOVED.
tonight Saturday..
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OBITUARY..
JOhn Tappan.

john Tappam.
despatch from Boston announces the death Of Mr..
John Tappan Of that city, on yesterday at the are
OF nearly ninety. He was distinguished merchant
and had held the once Of Prcsident ana Treasures
OF the Amerlcant Tract Society for forty years. He
was identified with the foreign mission and numer-
GUS other beNev0ent Raeiesiea
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THR ROUGB rebellion.
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
DlSAFFECTlON AMONG THE INSURGENTS.
Admiral Saisset Preparing to
Attack Them.
Menotti Garibaldi Elected Their
Commander.
Bonapartist and 0rleanist Agents at
Work in Paris.
The Loyal Nationals Maxi
ing Progress.
Re-eStabliShment of the Commune
in MarSeiIles.
ANOTHER WARNING FROM BISMARCK.
The German Evacuation Of
France Entirely Stopped.
The Loyal Nationals Max.
ing Progress.
Re-establishment of the Commune
in Marseilles.
ANOTHER WARNING FROM BISMARCK.
The German Evacuation Of
France Entirely Stopped.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HeRALD.


LONDON, March 25, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the NEW YORK HERALD special correspondent
In Paris. Your correspondent says:-
ROW IN THE NsURGENT COMMITTEE.
Paris is still very much excited A violent
scene occurred at a meeting Of the insurgent
Central Republican Committee One Of the
members, during discussion, chanced to diff
fer from General Lullier, the commander of
the National Guard. Lullier became enraged
and threw chair at the head of his colleague.
He was forcibly dragged out of the room, and
the meeting Immediately dcposed him from the
commandership.
DIsAFFECTIoN
Signs of disaffection are exhibited among
the adherents of the insurgent Central Republi-
can Committee, and already 500 of the Ma
.tional Guards have been disarmed.
POSITIONS OF THE LOYAL BATTALIoNs.
The loyal battalions of National Guards oc-
cupy the Market of St. Honore, the Palais
Royal, the Rue Montmartre the Grand Hotel,
the Bourse and the st. Lazaire Railway sta
tion.
ADMIRAL sAIssET TO ATTACK THE INSURGENTS.
Admiral Saisset, the new commander of the
iovnl National Guarda haa undor hin, a forco
of 10, 600 men, well supplied with cannons and
mitrailleuses, with which he intends to attack
the insurgents Of the Central Republican Com
mittee. Saisset is empowered to offer am
-~ss
nesty to the insurgents" -
A BELLICOSE OFFER.
The people Of Boulogne have offered the
Versailles government to march on Paris.
.->-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Azrmr ..,- %,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Wife Murder and Attempted Suicide In
...a 80. Phifedeiphia. = @1-fs s j, ,..s.sa.
gsss PHILADELPHIA, March rs, 1871
John Murray, residing In the northern part Of this
city. shot his wife to-day killing her instantly. He
then shot himself, INJECTING, probably, a fatal
wound. The cause Of this family tragedy is said to
have been jealousy.
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NEW YORK CITY.

the following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In com
parson with the corresponding day or last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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Murdered by Negroes.

RICHMOND, March 25, 1871.
Charles Friend, prominent citizen Of Prince
George county, living near Petersburg, was mur-
dered last night his house by band OF negroes
who took him into the woods where ne was found
lie lived long enough after his discovery to tell the
circumstances OF the assault
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GENERAL REPORTS.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Fecamp Re0ccupied-The Evacuation of Fra ce
stopped.
LONDON, March 25, 1871.
am enabled to inform the HERALD that Fe-
camp has been reoccupied by force of 600
Prussians
THE EVACUATION STOPPED.
The withdrawal Of the German troops from
France has been entirely stopped. Additional
and cruel exactions have been leYied by them
upon the people Of the departments.
SUSPENDED.
The Paris Charioari has suspended publi-
cation.
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CHINA.

British official Assurances Of cuiet-rhe Situation
in ePekln.
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ENGLAND.

peT' flllJf..
Legislative Debate on the Army Bill-Napoleo1
and the Prss9-ciysc Compliment to
the United States.
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ROUMANIA.

Bucharest Still Agitated- The Nativist Feeling
Still Anti German.
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Killed by n Railroad Troip.

CROTON, n Y, March 25 1871.
Walter whitman was killed on the railroad this
morning 10y the New York express train bound
nOrth
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DENMARK.

The Baltic Open 70 NavigatIon.
CoPENnAGEN, March Is, 1871.
The ice has left the Baltic, which Is new open for
,avtGstiOn.
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FEELING IN THE PROVINCES.

FEELING IN THE PROVINCES.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD
Uprisinss Expected in the Southern Cities
The Commune Re.estabIished In Marseilles-
Havro Lukewarm.
LONDON, March 25, 1871.
have received the following news from
Paris, dated yesterday and to-day. It is as
follows -
WHAT IS EXPECTED FROM THE SOUTH.
The Committee has received information
that delegates from Marseilles, Lyons and Bor-
deaux, who were recently asEs, haze returned u s
to their homes, sna will quickly give the sis
pal fqg 9 movement among the workmen in
those cities analogous to that in progress in
Paris. .-..s >ss<. ! IF, F,.s Z Sis,2'f. ss2'ff,.. ~
.~.s =, .a,.,.Sssi.ss ss4i. -, - :i-
TIE COMMUNE RE-EsTABLIsHED IN MARsEILLEs.
The Commune has been re-established in
Marseilles, where, it is said, the Mayor and
General Prefect have been made prisoners.
No disturbances have occurred, however, and
the proclamation issued by the new govern
ment had had a good effect. The town is
quiet.
HAvRE LUKEwARM.
A despatch from the government at Ver-
sailles calling for volunteers to re-establish
order in Paris elected but small response in
Havre.
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THE VERSAILLES GOVERN
MENT.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Stay Law-Grnvity Of the situation-Sug-
Gestion Of the Paris Mayors-Another
Warning from Germany.
LONDON, March 25, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
Versailles and forward it for the use of the
HERALD
STAY LAW.
The National Assembly has passed law
providing for delay in the payment Of COM
mercial bills.
GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION.
NJ. Tirard, in a speech before the Assembly,
described the situation of affairs in Paris as
Of the gravest nature.
POWERS ASKED FOR.
The National Assembly has received COM
munication from the Mayors of Paris, asking,
before the horrors of civil war are Inaugural ;
ted in Paris, that the Assembly enter into per-
manent communication with the Mayors and
give them full powers.
ANOTHER WARNING FROM GERMANY.
M. Favre has received two additional de-
spatches from the German authorities declar-
ing it to be the duty Of the Versailles govern
ment to conquer sedition
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A half-past seven O'Clock last night John
Sucker, OF 70 Chatham street. driver or cab N
2075, fell INTO the river at the foot OF North Moo
street aud was drowned.
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hNcfuBU ytsttItIHy 4I1
last year - 40.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

Mr.. Bernard Smyth, Receiver OF Taxes, has col
lecled $45,5so 76 for taxes during the past week.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

Fire Marshal McSpedon reports twenty seven fir ss
for the week ending March rs, 1871 at noon. The
estimated loss is $lasoO amount OF insurance,
ElIA 70O
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Arrests for the past week by the police were 1,94o
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The great festival OF the Annunciation Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary was celebrated yesterday by
high masses In all the Catholic churches OF this CITY,
In St Patricks Cathedral the services were very
impressive.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

Marshal Hart OF the License Bureau IN the May
or's ONCE, granted the following licenses last
week:-Public carts and cartmen OF; vender 35; ex-
press wagons, 8; boarding houses, 1; porters, s.;
drivers, 80. Totals, l66. Amount received, $265.
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Mr.. G.. d. Cardozo, chief OF the Ordinance Bureau
In the Mayors Ofce received during the past week
1O7 complaints OF violations Of various city ordi-
nances-thirty-one OF which have been remeded,
and the balance referred to the proper departments
for settlement
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From Franco,


VERSAILLES, June 13.-Thiers, In replyinc
to the appeals of the father and mother OF
Gen. Rlisset for mercy, says that the law
must take it's course.
The Press continues TO attack the Bona
partistS; the Figaro praises Chambrod
the Steele urges the Union Republicans
against the Prussians, their reaI enemy.
LONDON, June 19.-The Prussians have
evacuated Rouen. Eight thousand have
left st. Denis.
RENEWAL OF INsURRECTIONARY MOVEMENTS
IN PARIS.
New YORK, June ia special to the
World from Paris says that the indications
of the renewal Of the instruction multiply.
The worklngmen openly insult the soldiers.
Attempts at assasSinationS and incendiarism
continue. Twenty-Five officers of the COM
mune have been arrested since Friday,
mostly foreigners.
PARIS, June 19.--It is asserted that Felix
Pyatt has been arrested.
Two thousand five hundred women in
cendiarles have been sentenced to trans
portation to New Caledonia.
Gambetta will soon return to France,
The Imperial Guard is being reorganized
under the name Of the Gdrdc dc la Rcpub-
lque.
fERSAlLLkS, June I3.-lnc Assembly mas
passed bill giving to the natives OF Alsace
and Lorraine franchise and eligibility to the
Assembly.
There arc S0,000 French prisoners still
i'll Germany, hut they are returning ut the
rate of $500 daily.
From England.
LONDON, June 19.--'rhc Pope's jubilee
was celebrated throughout Ireland.
Two ships have reached English ports
with the yellow fever on board.
From China.
THE COREAN EXPEDITION.
HoNG KONG, June Is, Uia London.-The
foreigners here are greatly excited over the
news OF the fight between the American
expedition and the Coreans. Washington
dispatches are anXiouSlv awaited for, as it
is thought that hostile operations will be
renewed
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Domestic MarketS-GBY TELEGRAPU,1

NEW YORK, June 10 Cotton firm and quiet ::
sales 800 balls 1T 21c. Flour-Sonthsrn dnll ana
good to choile $7.?5aJS9. Wh;skey quiet al 9?Ic
Wheat lower winter red aud amber western,
$500 81. Gnru easier 1T 7J@l76ic Rice dull At
9tGg9ic Pork, Sll.s7i6ISl5. Lard steady: kettle.
lCsc. Turpentiae irI.. Rosiu quiet. Frcights
firm.
BALTIMORE, June Ia Cotton firm mhldliugs,
20tW:Osc. net receipts, LOB bales gross, $50 bales
exports coaStwisc' $40 bales; sales, 80 bales Z,
stock. 1.6s5 bales. Flour duh low grades weak
Wheat dull but steady. Corn ssGQ90c.; yellow u,l
at 756YISc. Oats steady 1T TsOT9c. PROVISIONS I'M
changed. Whskey. a36l954a.
Vrginias-Old, 5li bio, So asked: '66s, 70 bid, IS
asked coupons, cd. 80 asked; new. IS asked
Norm Caroiina's-Old, 47s bid; new, 81 bid.
CISCISSATI. June H. Corn In good demand
with tuli prices, at Sc. Provisions quiet and
weak. Mess pork, SIS. Shoulders, s3c.; clear rib
slices, stc. Lara, Toe. WhIsk"y, s9c
CINClNNATI, June l0.-I ouacCo firm and In
fair demand.
LOUISVILLE. June l'.-Flour quict. Corn In
good demand at Csc. Provisions dull and weak.
Mess pork, SO. Shonhers, &c; clear sides, DC.
Lard. lti.Wll1c. NhiShey, S9c.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10. Tobacco very aC-
tive nnG higher sales III hogshc?ds lugs, S5.5U
GSG.5O low to medium leaf, *79&7.50; fine leaf,
$lS0lr2J
NEW ORLEANS, June l9.-FIour DUH super
iiue, IS. 81 i6I ft..5 t. chic. $5.5cGt7 Coru-Mixcd
7.M73c.: whi.c and yellow. 7i6gi5c. Oats, 62Gi63c
=, %, and 9ic. Sug cured tiGs l4iIl5c. Lard
dull ltc:ce l0lgQilc; kca 1l360li. sugar scarce;
COMMON, g5c.; fair, lOc. led, Acc.
Coffee iaacIiSe 1T l3iWEtc.
WILMINGToN, y. G., June l9.-Sp'rits turpenL!ue
steady 1T a3c. RnsIn steady; S?O5 for strained,
SO IS for NO. |, 1878 for pale. Crude turpSntlIe
q .ict at IS for yellow dip; aa..5 for virgin.