The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1850, Page 3

_ Jane 80-6 P. M. There has not bees much activity in the stook mar- Ket during the pax week, but priees have, throughout, Deon steadily improving. Monday was really @ blue day for holdem of fancy stocks, and the appearance of things, at the elose of the second boards on that day, was apytiing but pleasant. On Tuesday « slight reaction took plage, sad prices lightly improved, with considerable demard for goveroment securities, and a very moderate inquiry for the fameies, On Wednes- day several of me leading fancies were in better de- mand, at beth prices, and the bears were the priacl- pal purebaers. On Thursday large amounts of stock ehapged bands, but the operations wore confined most- ly to gorermment and Btate securities, and to Harlem and Frie Railroads, at prices slightly,in advanoe of ‘dhow eurrent the previous @ay, On Priday and Sat- urday there no change in transactions or quota- fions, Worth woticiug, amd the market closed rather heavy, at the second board, yesterday. There, ison the whole, more setivity in fancy stocks than usual at this season, sod there appears to be considerable anx- fy, on the part of holders, to get out, Prices tor most of the fancics rule from three to five per eent be- Jow those current ‘bree weeks since, and purchasers at ‘these prices feel evidently very uncomfortable, and are | watehing very closely for an opportunity to slip oug without loss, It is utterly impossible to tell what eourse prices for fancy stocks will take from ome day to another; but the chances are decidedly against a rise, sufficient to permit purchasers, at the highest points, to get cut with a whole skin. Tho fact is, there is no market beyond Wall street, and any improvement in prices, gothup among the brokers for the purpose of at- tracting-outriders, generally has a coatrary effect, for gostead of tuking stock out of the street, it gives mauy Outside holders an opportunity of realising, and in- creases the umount of stock in the hands of thy bro- kers, instead of diminishing it. Phe annexed table exhibits the quotations current im ‘thin market, for the principal speculative stocks, for vench day of the past week, and at the close of the wook previous, It will be seen that most of the fancies have im preve ut that for the last two or three days there bad been no material variation. On Monday last the Jowest points touched were much below those given in ta of specie frem this port, within the next siz montha, unless the fall importatione should prove to be much more limited than anticipated. At present prices our stoeks cannot be in much demand abroad for permanent investment; and, even if they were, the WwW supply left on this side would soon be exhausted; and =i» a privat this reat source of means, with which we have here- tofore liquidated such @ lerge amount of forelgu in- debtedners, must soon be completely absorbed. The Alton and Springfield Railroad Company of Tilt- nois have purchased 8.500 tons of rails, at £5 per ton casb, in Wales, and the Richmond and Danville Rail- road Company have purchased 1,500 tons of rails, at the same price. ‘The iron manufacturers of this coun- try cannot compete with the mauufacturers of Groat Britain, if the foreiga menufacturers ean afford to sell rails at £5 per ton at the place of manufacture. If it Setrue that we eannot manufacture railroad iron in this country for lees than seventy dollars per ton, it would require # duty of at least one hundred (100) per cent to properly protect, or rather to enable our manu. facturers to successfully compete with those of Eng. land; but we are not disposed to admit that such isthe care, that it really requires a duty anything like that rate, or that we eaunot manufacture rails here, of the in Great Britain, or any other part of the world. We have @ ruperior metal, superior fuel, and everything necersary but rkill in management, and economy in expenditure, Want of eapital is another difficulty we have to contend sgainst. There are numerous tron manufacturers located in different sections of the country, doing @ more productive, profitable busines, ‘at this moment, than ever before, under any tariff, or any degree of protection, and there are at this moment more furnaces in full blast, and in active operation, more men employed in manufacturing iron, than at avy time during the most protective tariff wo ever had. It is all very well to make mountains, if possible. out of molebills, to proclaim far and wide. that furna- ces here and there have been put out, and that thou- sands of men have been turned out of employment, and great distress caused, but somehow or other we teldom hear of new furnaces being created, or new estoblishments created, to an extent much more than fufficent to offeet those which may have, from xome cnure. temporarily or permauently suspended. Not withianding all the statements made b; retutive to the depression of the gre interests of this country, we have made up our min that thy never were, as a whole, in «more prospe- rous porition, oF really required less protection than at the table. Quoramons rox Tu Pammctrat Stooxs i= wun New - ion. "Tue. Wed. Thu, Fri, Bat, Tena Susie Ce 1a 119% 11% Bive oe: iW 10g — 100K 6 ais = sees = =— 9% 7 ar Be ER a al _ 18 43 i ‘os BS i EM us Es mM" a —* 1g — = > he By 3K HH DY 2 By By by By By © 16 Sty 15S NG TN — wom —™ rer 078d 10736 - wn we — = 5 = 108% = oon Bs I 91s 92 GIN 9 KA comparison of prices current at the clove of the market yesterday, with these ruling at the closeof the previous week, exhibits an advance in Reading Rail- road of 3 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 3 ; Brie Railroad, 2% ; Harlem, 1% ; Mohawk, s ; Farm- ere’ Loan, 14 ; New Haven Railroad, 1; Erie Bonds, in United States 6's, 1867, of 4,36; Indiana 5's, ; Reading 13 ; Hudson River Railroad, X. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, yesterday, amounted to $44,250 35; pay- mente, $73.641 49; balance, $2,080,147 70. The impor- Autions lately have been quite limited, and the revenue from customs consequently small. This, with the large payments, during the past week, has reduced the de- posits to semallersum than we have known for many months, Cn Monday the payment of interest on the public debt commences. About twelve hundred thou- sand dollars will be drawn from the Treasury in this way, and unless the importations come in mere rapidly during the month of July, than during the month of June. the deporits will we reduced to lees than ono mil- lion of dollars. Within the past six months the amount in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, at one time, exceeded five milli of dollars. Whe aneeend ntatemamt exhibits the roeolpts o Gisbursements of the Assistant Treasurer's eflce @uriog the past month. Assisranr Treast 's Orvice, New Youn On account of customs... . $1,481,217 30 “ tent feos 2138 82 “ 67,753 08 Miscellaneous. . 6.035 68 ~ 1,080,184 43 (. MOPYEEEEL eer ren SS Paymenis. Treasury drafts ........ .$9,282687 13 PostoMee draits. ....; 16,933 36 —_—_——_ 3,290,619 40 June 29,1880, dalamee.... 6.04... $208,147 70 June 1, 1850, by balance ef funds to pay toterest = 39.965 31 1147412 76 seceree ss 61186878 07 27 00 July, we... 7 Jan 4050... 2.240 08 Treasury notes outstanding. . 1.62 converted. .... 1072 46 Coupons. cesses 8.02) 00 ——— ou 41 ‘There are very few Treasury notes now outstanding, “nd, in the courve of another. month or #0, they will all ent In foreign dry goods during the past k in 1849, has been very limited. The.annexed table exhibits the number of packages, aud.value of each description of dry gooda. red at this pert for consumption. dc- ag the week In each of the pest two years )— Movements i Porson Day Goons. Entered fd Consumotion Phes. Manutsoturee of Wool. a Withd: own from Warehouse Phee lee Phase 18% Maavfactures of Wool.. 9 $1490 47 do. Cotton 39 5AL3 to. Bik... B our do. Pies. ® 3a Miscellaneous... ...... 14 ase otal. 13 10,u19 Pew red fe Worehousing #. 49 wm 84.837 2 84 ‘4 le 4 Ce a) Total. 2 i a 3 The taal amount aatend for consametion S68, agsivet O72 packager, Falun at $240,879, orrerponding period thie yest. Tus shows « falling @ for the meek, thie year, of $828.479. Yomtong th wnetivity among importera will continue, ie -aeertain; ut we have no idea that i¢ will cwntinue loag sors te asually a lal between the elesing of ths epring im rade and the opening of thefall business, sometimes shorter, avd sometimes longer. I'¢ ls likely thia year to be very short, and we expect ée a, before the lep of many weeks, omr packets coming in, ero goods of all kinds * ef specie during the past week hase uch more so than dueiog the week pre- ed ny or Sracie raow tHe Pont o¢ New Yous. | poy OF th yee, Buenos Ayres, pet “qoub!oons. ber 4 “be Kate, —" ae lo do mp’ ‘eeine, — Mexican dollars. ‘otal, June 92 to J ‘reviously reported mt hes been principally vor from this port for Liverpool, this’ week, will Probably take out «large amount of gold. nteriing exchange of the right kind is not plenty. ~¢ demand is not only active on aseowat of our large ortations, but om account of the remittances mi Tinterest due on American securities held abroad = the past week there has been an active demand for goverument stacks, and it ie altogether likely that ® great portion of the interest about being pald on those securities owned by foreigners, will be forwarded ha the shepe of similar Mocks, for further investment, oF for onle, on the other side. We look fer large ship. this moment, the month of June, 1590, the first year of the revenue tariff. REWARDS. EN DOLLARS REWARD.—STOLEN, PROM THE IN- closure of the subscriber, on the night of the 25th se . A nd bay ones four years old, about Sfteea hi yi he left side of sh do. 71 Courtland Plaseen'ow York, s} sive the al all eee: bows AZARIAH DAVIS. reward. REWARD—STOLEN FROM THE DOOR Case of C, Stewart's Jewelry lishment, No B50 * on Saturday, June 29th, 1 chased silt old braeclets, plain and enamelled; | tou thy gold tasee for the by teapot: ine mas ole, or 25 F $25 f hoe’ 1 im of will be sultetly. Tenrecds wt 865 Br street. OST—ON SATU! Carlton House representing. th reward will ane ED, PROM NO. 102 COLUMBIA STR: ay, near Fourteen D. ¥, JARVIS, anc al marked colored Setter Dog, bed on « wire curd chai K. Goodyear, als: to in said coll person returni: or at No, 12 wtreet, N. Y., wil a NATIONAL GUARD AND TI NITY caurca— The Canary Bird at Ordination lock, escaped 2 ei ay 10 5 Wall ssreot, @ remarkable Canar, bred with @ Mocki ). The subs | Ss! for vhe bengst wut r Ken. Price of Wehers $e 2 Prods, Wows: A baad of excellent musie GIHE MEMBERS OF MANHATTAN rina | pany No. 6 return thele iueral supply of 3 g from v ‘WM. D. Breeticn. LANE, dr., See. EVENTH WARD BANK, NEW YO! idend —A divicend of four ra YMNASIUM— forme his friee nd thewpublic in gener T, Mourguis, 308 | jor the reception of tak formerly cecupied 0 Breadway, and will be cpen this day same quality, with corresponding facilities, ascheap as We re Brooklyn, yeaterday morning early (Sunday), a Sask | RY TEVA sf STRAWDERRY PESTI- | re. te @, aud @ day of rational enjoyment is |i Apply te Mr. ew ‘at the deah of she ANTED--BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUN man 7, private family 6 Drow Bhe can give York as ve ebarcter oad ability. lework. 304 Broadway. FRENCH Asivuation Ss an epant English we in New facie fern ‘Mons. ‘Gin0UD, concern with Address A. B. ANTED—A SITUATION, 2 BY A CLEAN AND GOOD | Tecok. mended girl, to do cocking, washing and ironing, | or would be wi ood cook, washer and ire So willing to make Lerself goin the coon Jo all the housework ° is a ve iNing to read, ani ne objection to Broadway. 7 ae Nevers Sethe ANTED— boards sive goo ataira, sion A. ANTED—TO 4cTORm nye, ad’ BROKRES, COMMIS~ etiser, whe le gente, ke. errand corsenien tion to No. 49) TED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTASLE o Chambermaid and Seamstress, or as Is acousomed to the ehil- to oblige in any war. If req: sired, woald 4 waiting in @ small fusaiy No objse- ia the country, Please apply ab 1° treet, front bi GIRL, & SITUA- ter, or to do the jon to goin the Please call for y. at references can No. #7 Spring etrve WwW business, Apply at 7H B ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED WITH the city retail Dry Goods av, ‘Needle and Hosiery ROBERT KAR. try. grijaee call ot No. 280 Mulberry street, in ® werk for Tiense apply. at 450 Wa Cam be seen for two di eral houne- Tas tess olty “selcoense. pives. on street, up stairs, back room. fo ebjestion to the country, Sulliv do all kinds of pastry. Inquire at No. Pearl ‘ail the an good reeom~ Please to call e- She and the beat of ity, referen cree J.y of «family Dreerlar Burenur, Looking Glasses, three pot, r0.—T 2 Walker street J: W. brows wil sell aa. 10 o'clock, at No. of Kefas, Chairs, Rly and inarain Car- air Mattresses, ke, ving the intin, sr Beds, HARMON, AUCTIONEER. + store $10 Broadway oF | tory, on pa guly, 24, are’ 'Y HARMON & NASH, le of ou {ak Manefec- beri tte scing of 8 Dlete vet of apt | uction. 7 Paden yl om WILL SBLL benedacer™ 4 and Columbia stree ™ dress goods, suitable for the al assorsment of dry goods. Sule deg » duly hs ary ods | ea | in the gallery, rear of thelr store, No'# Wall strest, the cele: of Ivory Stat Christ Crucified, carved b: ory Statuary of Casiat Cracited, carved by 1 sametecly carved, ploge ot rid, and will positively be sold to FOR SALE AND ' TO LET. T° | ata exempted Por gi.00. rr “es D D VILLAGE @) on TH THE EIGHT ty for Shs fone in mo me. On danaary ast rt Wel, 84 Cansl street, scrner of Broadway wi wTH, 1880.—FOR SALE—aT a tr SARA L ROMANIA eS TERS to Sean in that country, by the ow. For farther parti ‘apply ab BY 4 VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG | AMUSEMENTS, owaRY THEATRE ~The public are recpeetfully in: se ablish ment will we graeae duly Swish the. popolet irama payied "e HAMBLIN, Propristor rie, ‘Mire 1 6 ew “Mise Gh Ae ene with the BSE NS, Soe Gnd’ original drauiaiie 1 fans, entitled TH y siukin'6 OF please snsemtle on Bi y wil ‘The members of the cn + ten o'clock precisely ASTOR PIACE OPERA HOUSR-THE | CELEBRATED | javana Italian Oj the direotio Signor F. Hadiali, Fevented for the Aret tin EMI RAM te 1LO'S—MON DAY EBV NING, JULY 1—THE mre, ‘inments will eommence with, ae 4 , Chief Ombra'di Nino, inns eM e@onel WaucLEs Siig Stor les, Mr. Walcot; Dr. bar Mr. ton; John Grump, F. Chippendale; Mrs. Prettyman, Mire. Vernon. — CHAMBERS STREE' CW, Clarke~ Tussdey, daly aw ple, ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STRERT._MON- doy evening, duly lat, the envertaiaments will com= farce cf AN menee with UNPROTECTED PEMALE— Bisodemue Crisp, Mr: Uerbert: Polly Crisp, Mie A: Cruise. gory ole w: the new leo tten A. ye . Be The di r Hag eauithes, MOSK Fiitsnatos es | Rata od erik tant nen ral : Fuo-Foos—Moee, Mr. F. 8, ‘Seymour; | Duchess, Mrs. Ruceell. ‘The farce of YOU LIPE SIN Lisey, After | DANGER—dobu Strong, Mr. Bu « Chapman. . -M.—Felix | and the burlette of T. WALKIE! RAR Ee Fiigit Mr. ry, Me. Seong “larke. Box Book now open. iad with THE URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—BEN ft of Mies J. Hill. —Monday ea hy duly gloved, tp the drama of DOMBAY AN Mr. amet C TUEKOUS™ Colonel Cranky, Wr Te HRISTY'S MINSTRELS.—MECHANICS’ HALL, NO. 472 Broadway, between Grand aad Broome streets. Mon- 1 4 every night until further monoe. Th “Chetety's Ethiopian 0 oreanive of Awolve Feloek. ‘aft mn concert on Faturdays commencing at 3o'clock PM. An extraaf- ternoon Coivert on Thursday, July 4th, at 3 P.M. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. er and Proprietor, day, July 1. ANTLE GARDEN.—GRAND GALA DAY!—Tath YEAR of American J ndence!—The glorious Fonrth of i7eane 188. ue Grand Performances, Afternoon 6 Eve: in honor of the day. The upper and lower promenades will be thrown op the advante- a of @ cool tea breeze, jew York, the opposite shore and the troeps on the Batte riaimment jock. The moral RWAND will'be presented for the. st evening. Ta afternoon per- formances are of the most amusing and interesting haracter, aud ccmpriee chaste farcen, petit dramas, wonderful toate ia 1 Curious éxperimenta in ventriloquigm, A Urionities, the eurriage of the lave Dows- mammoth gady. th Admissfou 3 . Afternoo Band of Selo Performers, wh Leen the delight of thousands, ing performance, all fun! fun! f hw variety of Song of Serengthand Shitl, in-which Moen y some of ‘their most ronderfal and her magni curiosities, wonderfal ope the Celestial Empire. It repre- | ly connected with the social Lanits, | i mene of ingenuity, Ke. | eats ‘objects invine | hoy, of the celebrated Artiste will ap ud Confusion,” compoced by, r performances, by Mr. e Leder. The whole to ery day and evening, from 7 A. oents; Children, under ten years, RNEM'S ORIGINAL GANERAL TOd THOMB.—THIS 4 little man in miniature, whe has porform~ ad tefere all tho principal ccoyned: honts ef Martpe, fore than three million cf his Ameriean fellow eiviee waking the itr, the gremt day with hilarity aud joyou wee <n uote. “riche of aduteafon throughout the day 26 - veniny erformance ‘reworks, ents bi Bary, 16 Sd and ache ie halt ee: ter the afternvo! formance, t nd beautiful Sate 0 retire, in ordi epportenity to prepare for thi ford the proprietors an ening performance INERVA ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY, 0 ening ew and magnificent mammoth Route to lifornia, rice. D lr yor: Dears and Satarday Liberal arrengements mace with sehoola, Doors epena 4 P.M, picture moves a a y of Americaa Tndepen Display of frework &nd efficient Police will he tn at the direction of the great srigiaal Frompey. titel ee: has been recently refitted and Ferriage reduced case the weather is unfavorable, the Concert will ube Baan mext day. the Last Wi ar Ragions, River Rhine, an open vening at lock.’ Fer i ah iuaif’ past ‘SP. Me” Tiekets 2 conte, adovin Arab Gir eam. existence, whe will This magnificent exhibition fur sale. B shale eymasotio Sete. Trice of, otzieniee ring the hours of exbibition. ak nesetes Boxes, 26 conte; Parqueste, 13i¢ conte: == AMUSEMENTS AN _ PHILADELPHIA. RNOMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA—P. 7. BAR- NOM, Proprietor and Man er— tive Week to the éth _MISCELLANEOUS. c 8. PETER ROBERTS, S75, Baoapw ar, Bas x Laces —1 = ‘3 | record the number tion, Admittance 26 ets, Uhildre! F. OTTIGNON RESPECTFULLY ~ | Piensa, pot very lucrative b ta iiterary tacte, fond ofa quiet, ness. thir ie PISHING.—PATENT NEW Bass HOOK, A = ~ ‘Very superior article for base wale by HE WEST POINT HOTEI.—F. RIDER, IN TENDER- 7. & T. H. BATE, 103 Pairs. Te his web nowledgemente to the on, the army, of cadets, and the public in general, for the vo JAMES CONNER & SON, TYPE. FOUNDERS, CORN: Hatronage hitherto enjoyed, informs ahem that The jason ee awe Bentins’' on ee ye ei: ~ o nasi imsterisis ou whieh Anis paper are printed aco from, ly improv 3 ‘alse or dieappeintm: —_——— Cenred top NITED STATES COTTON COMPANY IN JaMalca.— about tn ‘The prospectus of this company will be few days. “Samples of 00 “growin Ly tom, growing wild in thi The steok wae telected ta th i ble re w Persone travelling by railroad wal sia St Cold 8 boats are always a waiting so v8 eee a . * PRaARC ris RIDER, aica, may, in. hile, ‘be geen at, the co Totes cf Messés.J.& Or Laurie, 43 Exehsoge Bu nan. Wid: DE CORDOVA. Agent. Ni, 22 YORK AND NEW BNOLAND Seeman | pany — Me = Merehas te * Lie = vidend. Directors JY 6, City Hell, hereby 6 pereo Dave pot shetr mar show their Freunde of exempts on, for or before th) mn day of duly wea te pan, Ment land was granted to him by M + fully Sonfiemed by the quarantess “ts eontaioed io article ten the of or betaling Pay consent of himself or fee them that all sales or © RTIFI ctaLa Laces. Just co PEI A dent arvitcial Lecebes, VICTOR edhe Ee rrr EXCURSIONS. FF; ISHING BANKS. NEW ARKANGEMENT—THL eamer BUrraLo will eo vardays—leevi ng, Conal ourest ir No fail. Bhi's ¢ tharine 7s: nd op the 4th of Jvly. int from feot of Liberty street. the 4th of July, int and Gof July im the 6 and 9 o aks morning, the Sth hs iy ork em returning from New TAM ON AROUND &TATEN Newman's at6a. Neadid steamer CHING ARORA, excursion arogud Staten 5 oreday, July 4, leaving Te eet At We o'clock A. River. WN Pie No.2, North Ri Rew York by 8 veh make ne of the rien opherinnity of o ve 8 view of the tw ENGLAND LIVE | BTOCK, my & pany, of Frince, Setretar Biwards, Precieeat. (va insured saninet Le INSURANCE. RATIONAL, ‘oan NI fetg, of tendon FUND Lif’ ke nee Surplus ‘i sod Rew York tpi orted a Baw Tork, in tne names of | arantes merioan, Pore ic neues Diressore for ‘4 og Ataie Looal + Seane ae 1 ORS that thé cert th oe tbe aceraiog aaveret. their | an be objained, (large monatactorers’ prices, of UDSOR RY NOTICE OFFICE he THE E COMMISSIONER OF Fertenlare ply vo 6 Ser pf the farm level RIVER PROPERTY FoR ALBA Pant iT soaee by Dearman, a Me caer “ea s hed L LY Tt bas’ tee ae —ONR OF THR MOST ves coal yards ip the city is now offered for ntare, ie smuirely ‘scale, and f re Ti, in fact, oles, eoveora 4 “ three mile from town, 7, and revere a * DEN DERSON Florine : DOR'S FT Mant, an variety, ead Rorkrts, issOLUTION— THE PARTNERSI! exist whhtral Nor prom Seen bs bee terme wade te colon. May 1, 1200 the will iy of Ni | Baise i tewlare, inawire o' NT FRONT KOOM, BN FoR, root hed, bi 1 REWORKS.-THE WOsT EXTENSIVE, 8R(L- 4 superd eviored fireworks im the United Staves, and small), from she laboratory, at RIG EDGE, Jersey City. A one. TON” wo. seu a tame oF 8U Fision t loweet prices. Aleo, at mannafactnrers’ 4. W. HOLBE PARTNERSHIPS. under the name an L, ie bereby, th 9, dlessivod ‘on will be pei ty CRORSUO New York, who ales iru 1s lactation, all yereees demande Mr. Leo- 4 rig Ci teovoup ‘at their offies, No, 05 Cedar sxreet, ave orders for every Merioalonr ot i of irom enrtings, boil ole “¢ he Paw GevRa Lat AKLER, maeesty near Vartok. Bland ss Renene COPARTNERSIIIP® | a RETOFORS bet pec F ks eben peat rer gontain EEN WOOD LAKE HOUSE AWATASDA, © ly Long O SPORTEMEN.—FINE DOUBLI ble G SON: Mai 7 IXinds—K. Walker's, Ele}'s, Weasley . he Be. G ding, Shot Kicy's t eiterd ‘able! mf agente for to the hovel, The New York Universal Shot Cartridges, Gi FRANCIS TOMES & SONS, 6H 4 Revie a treet. Stages will rival of the morn~ starting fr» very Bind of machine op sow mille’ Iron and Brass Caste . Pinning Machines with all the latest ok hand. or mad order at the ESTER, 192 extensi livery #bable in at! For terms, apply to i Falter, No. £0)" Broadway, corner Prines ritert, vr uh the Proprictor at the lake. THEKON “palren.” Herta, BY THE PACKAGE; TRAC E, 10a, evil and fith chal nails, anvils, vices, ew nikers jereur B, fler, ehievele, be. | ASHINGION, D.C after me RS. WILLIS WILL HAVE, be Bih of June instant, at her well-kno: corver of F and Thirteenth streets, several ice of single or together with Vashington City, may picasant snd heal ny Yo ing the hoes.” Renken Fan. ae The best system im this w echines, ‘pens ders, redbore, acids, oF other clon. fous ore pinto, ware oheap, nad ion covie erent by mat postage. Thor of Bighth meath. Paice only 1 per copy Call ot seme Wanted, ae above, a person for E. Patent Laundress, 43 Aaa street, wash, aud fron = York. OARD IN HODOKES.—A WIDOW Lan w eupion a fin ito OF. Hobok sid brick de, iron railings in front va. Wich Oil Forwarded WENTLEMAN AND ILIS WIFE, OR TWO atlemen ed with 89 Twenty. seventh etre MAN'S GENUINE WATER aND om ve sed other Artist's mate- Hala, direst from he wn tory, 24 Soho Square, London. nF. Wak, ‘Anouve, 28 Chit wirset, Ne Fe DAS FIXTURES, SOT, AR, ted work, cog ee fe ABDLE HORSES 1 re E HORSES To Ler yi Advertieer hap, several fe." Sppiy at Dubro t for the Fo SALE—A VERY HANDSOME BAY MARE. A very fart trotte, dis perfectly quit ander the saddle, Allee ' fi be ween St Dinu d Beaver atreets, oe _ PUBLICATIONS. B RCINS OF THE LATE CONFLAGRA~ Fi p The, subdeariters will publish om ie USBAND-—TO. DAY, MY DEAR, Li H wat et Mend pe VLU DINE IN TOWM, thing gow Upon the washing Wite—'Tis trae, my dea Bot STi of the " en shee ied up. ceil |” a] VETKER, necesary. ppliention rear ‘Agents for Gregory’ 149 Pearl at. Nr. FORPEIT THAT DR. ERLLINORR Cc AN SHOW the gremiont cures ii i " a Ail manner nge of inaeets, feo jieoory’s CALIFORNIA P L Expreee— PI URESCENT INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Rn Our Washington Correspondence. Wasiinaron, June 30, 1880. Saturday Afternoon Summing Up. To-day the fiscal year expires, and from and after to-morrow the government will have to get on as well as they can till the annual appropria- tions are made. The leading friends of the exclu sive California are in the House having resolved, in ceucue, last night, that California shall take precedence of the apprepriations, there will, no doubt, be a good deal of embarrassment in some of the departments of the government, for want of finances, before they get the money. Mr. Clay expects to get @ vole on Wednesday or Thureday next; but it is « as likely that the discussion will go on in the Senate for eight or ten days yet; and then it is just 6s likely as anything else that the bill will be iaid upon the table ‘We had the conclusion of « speech from Honest John Davis to-day, agains: the position of Mr. Webster, as a Northern man, supporting this bill, and the beginning of a sp-ech from Mr. Cooper, of Pennsylvania, in defence of his «pposition ‘against the expressed opinion of the Inte Whig State Con- vention of Pennsylvania. ‘This isan up hill work foramen to stand out nealnas the party placii him in the Senate; and Mr. Cooper could not, of course, finish up his case to-day. Mr. Cooper deserves lurge credit for his independence, if he should go for the *Omnibus;” but, looking home- ward, it would seem to be equivalent to a lagk of discretion. But the most amusing thing in the Senate to-day was the speech of Gen Housten against the Presi- dent’s want of respect for the claim of Texas to New Mexico. He kept those old white heads of the chamber, who love a bit of fun as wellas @ good piece of beet, ina continual grin, breakin outat intervals into # spontaneous explosion, Ok Zack, in his Mexican despatches, once or twice spoke’ rather ryatieg of the Texas Rangers, as a set of dare-devls who would kill a Mexican witl out any special provocation. Old Sam Jacinto hardly knew that it was more crimaal! to shoot the Mext- cane singly than by hecatombsataclip. It was @ mere matter of killing them afier ali—so we snp- pose; and no doubt there was a good deal of it done in detail as well as by wholesale; and if the rangers were the best at the detail or retail business; it was the result of a long traiuingby the Mexicans them- selves. We understand that Governor Bell, of Texas, has called out 2000 of these Kangers to march to San- ta Fe, and as they have no very grateful disposie tion towards Gen. Taylor, his Lt. Colonel Monroe, and his 800 men of af arms, may have some work to do. To meet any contingency of this sort, how ever, the President, we learn, has ordered reinforce- ments to the amount of 600 men to Col. Monroe, not for the purpose of fighting the Texans, but to scare them of]; and ye: there is no telling what is to follow. When the Texans start out on the war- path they don’t like to be disappointed. They go on parpare to fight. he House disposed of the Iowa contested elec- tion, by sending both the gentlemen claiming the seat back again. The whole ditficalty, it seems, rew out of the Mormon vote. A detachment of fhe Latter Day Saints, en route to the Salt Lake, halted in Kanesville for want of meaus to go for- ward; and they were called spon and voted in the Jowa election. The sending Mr. Thompson out of bis seat, home, will be the loss of one vote for California by heree lf; but they have forty majority without him. Among the celebrities at the capitol to-day, were Mademoiselle Appollonia Jagella, the intre- pid and dashing Hungurian Hosaer; the modest and Quakerly looking lithe Miss Frederika Bre- mer, and the elegant and graceful Miss Anne C. Lynch. The former, we believe, is at the Irving House, where Count Ujhazy and friends were so kindly entertained; and the two latter, Misa Bre- mer and Miss Lyneh, are at the National, where we are pleased to announce our excellent “and po- pular host, Captain Black, late of Fuirtield, Con- t, isthe geveral. ommand T et ure in some trepidation regardi the Galphins, for that business is the first spesi order before the House. We expect, however, a@ vigorous effort will be made to supersede it by the California bill on Monday next. As regards the compromise in the Senate, its fete depends upon the ninth part of a hair; there indeed, a very strong impression existing that the omnibus is dead ; but it is sull possible that it may pass the Senate. A great deal depends upon the indemnity to Tex Our Baltimore Correspondence. Batimonr, June 29, 1960. Harvest—Important Slave Case—Sudden Death— The Smuggling Case—The Sunday Law—The Mayoralty, &c. The farmers in the vicinity of Baltimore are all commencing operations in the harvest fields and the promise of an xbundant yield has never been more general. A large grass crop has been secured, and the wheat and rye are ready for the sickle. The weather hae been fine for corn, und, notwithstand- ing the lateness of the season, a good yield is anti- ted. "The case of Rebecea Garrett and her six chil- dren, who were taken from this city about 18 months since by ‘1 Howard listrict, who claimed them us his slaves, has been disposed of by the Court of Appeals, where it had been taken after the vores of the jury ia Baltix more County Court decla them entitled to theit freedom. The Appeal ce it has reversed the on pe of the Couaty Court, oa the ground that the law requires the issue of freedom to be tried where the master resides. The case will now be dispored of by the Howard District Court, where Mr. Anderson desired it to be tried from the first. The woman had been allowed by her mistress, the mother of Mra, Anderson, to live awa free woman in Baltimore, Where she married and resided for 2L years, and Where the children she has were born to her by a free father. ‘Chey still remain in the eus- tody of Mr. Anderson, who has gived a baad of $5,000 to prod: them when required An old lady named Wilson, and a mon named Bowen, were yesterday prostrated by the teat, aad ms @ @ritical condition he ease of Charles Spileker, of the leker %& Alberti, cenvic ite sa pape goods, # tus morning, . tet Court, on 4 motion for arrest om, ! Richardson seems determined veecute io ike full extent of the law, all ta- keepers who violate the law prohituting the tale of liquor on the Sabbath. He 9 wy Be yesterday made & motion ty quash the licenses of Fone ph ‘Th mp son end Thomas Donah on the charg sell- ing - “oo ge ant Bund 4y, being their third viola= jon of the law e motions will b pas Mivetin Work vwotions will be argued on his subject of aelling liqnor on Sunday, will be the question Waich the next mayoralty and le- Bislative election will bing inthis city. Two of democratic candidates, General Turner and Major Watkins, are good judges of a julep, whilet Col. Stansbury and Joshua Vansant, Keq., ate good temperance men. As the tavern keepers rule the ward conventions, the probability is that one of the former will receive the nominw ~~" Jin which cone - whige will bring out Chart Keyser, Beg 9 D Wasa meuber of the ageaand that aby the law, voted for it, and vowa agunst a | propestt ion to let the matter be decided in each county by a direct vote at the ballot box. Arrainaiy Texas The Texas State Garetta of the , there is ® majority of 270 in favor at of government foi a cording to the oficial returns, '* ‘Be State ee The Houston Telegrapn say« ches under the command of Lb virited Bexar to held w toik became quite woolfish on th grounds They entered frontier settler Billed @ pumbe: variety of The party of Camman- ittie Woif, who lately with General Brooke, ie retarn co their hunting veral of the houses of the f fifty ritemen to Bot a detachment of U.S. dragoons 0g pote were sent out to take of the refractory red men, and the settlers qQuieily returned to theif homes The Washington Karge, in commenting upon the taken in New stexico to orgamize aa indepen ret Btate government, wakes the following remarka:— Thie intelligence hae caused considerable ¢ about Austin and the whole West Nearly ua. aud demand the right of h @ charg xpwet We understand that @ peremptory demand government rights of our State, aud should this have no ubtiers march with volunteer forces, . that portion of country which of right belongs ‘The Galveston Journal of the 1ath inet. amye:—a brig War runk about 16 miles eset ot Galveston Nothing but her topmasts were visible, The name of the brig, And the particulars of the disnater, are ankno = eames Oi TC aXiLia BRANS-S tu eae LAT), let July. The subseribers vill forward the next ox- . ol, Ve seamers, with packages aud os preae Ra bi Ld Williaa ‘Ot reet. wr ee| re. With facilities om PR. CHARLES wONDE'S peepedes to elie WATER me Sener of the Inve an tre Kataitiehs fell tailor from the oar hoy re ride from New = ‘attended to by tb igroly after the arrival, of « agree, N nits esoant pent te eure 2, Sgrinnariom, he. ith India rnbber sovers nt for Bow living, diseiple of Present and freight. We have shes mags An experience of more than Sfowh years ~ weaver cure being In the hands hopes te reepend to any ‘ater eure Beverni « shes have recently occurred between the frontier aod tie rangers In one ‘rio two of the sarng: wire killed aad ules take Ta ove fae were Killed and sete Fal wounded. ogere war wounded The Oamman- from all accounts exerediagly troublesome, tinusl depredetion® and murdering the habitants #! er they can do so with Law Intelligence, Cover ov Arresia, June %.-The ee 18, commenced yeaterda: " > qued. No. 83. 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