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LATE NEWS FROM ETIROPB
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.
Anderson ) the Fugitive Slave.
MR DAYTON'S REMONSTRANCE AGAINST
THE "EATRIE" ARTICLE.
Rebel Cornmiesionire in Prixie
The steamship Ptlfita arrived et NeisS , York yes
torday moreing,.with Liverpool data to Saturday,
the 223 eh'
The steamer Edinburgh arrived at QJeonatown
911 OW 20al. vat i and the North Brit.'', at London
.
1191 - 11 411144 31n
It IS reporcel MR um ealvrai IP? - romieVrE
Wiil be suspended unfit tha eab.m.4
Hatted.
The proeeedinga in Parliament have not been
important.
Lord John Rwasell announced, that France had
rejected the proportion of Austria and Spain, that
the Oatholie Powers shautikaet in onnoert in main
taining the temporal payer of the Pope.
It is also said thst , Spain has given a pledge that,
whether St Domini°. it annexed or not, slavery
shall not be intranood into the island.
A meeting has been held in London for the be
nefit of the fugitive slave, Anderson, and his kiss
men in Canada He explained the necessity of
killing the man, so as to effect his escape, and the
meeting fully endorsed the not Another monster jl
meeting in behalf of Anderson was to be held in
Exeter' Hail on the 2tl of July.
The rumor is revived that the Czar of Russia is
to visit Napoleon at the Chalons oamp.
The Southern oommissioners are in Paris, but
France will hold no oommunioation except with
the Washington Government.
It is stated that Portugal refuses to acknowledge
the new kingdom of Italy.
FRANOR.
The following is the arttale on the recognition of
the Italian kingdom, whioli appeared in the
Peers's, and has been einoe repeated la the Mani
t•ur : Hlt is awed that negotiations will shortly
be opened to effect the re establishment of
liana* cal tha malt of
Perin. 9hdllht tilBl/1 sA&bitAtIASD !lb Abu the
remit will se the monition tato 81 tka
Italian kingdom, composed of Life provinces and
of the States which have been
_planed under the
sceptre of his Mojeety King Victor Emmanuel
consequent upon events on wnioh Franoe has now
no opinion to express, but which have been accom
plished under favor of the prinoiple of non-inter
vention recognised by Europe. The renewal of
diplomatic relations with Turin would not imply,
on the part of &ream, as regards the policy of the
Italian kingdom, any judgment on the past, or any
responsibility for the fatness It would Elbow that
the de facto Government of this sew State is suf-
Aotently established for it to .he possible to enter
tain international relations with it, which the in
terest of the two eiountries imperiously demand,
France, by her flew attiinde, would not pretend to
interfere in any manner in the internal or external
affairs of the Italian kingdoen,.which remains sole
Judge of its conduct, as ie is master of its future
and of its destinies. It would aot toward ft as one
day the great European. Powers will aot In •the
American question, by recognising the new Its
public of the Southern States when that Republic
Blasi] have constituted a Government on a' basis
which will allow international relations to be en
tertained with it of advantage to general In
termits."
The Parris says: "The Government has ob
tained an immense majority in the elections of
members of the Council General, which have just
Win Veoe. Out of 1 1 000 members eleeted only
Whir IvlivrtP.s F l -I—a.
impend to -be '"probable by the correspondent of
the Times—M. Vimerceti, the non official repre
sentative in Paris of the Piedmont's's Government
since the recall of the minister, takes with him to
Turin, it is said, the announcement that the French
Government Is on the point of recognizing the new
kingdom of Italy. M. de Livalette, whose health
has suffered from the climate of Constantinople,
is expected here towards the end of the month.
After a abort stay at Vichy, to drink the waters,
he will probably be appointed to Turin, when the
recognition of the Italian kingdom is formally, an
nounced. M. Talleyrand, the late minister to Ta •
rin, it spoken of fur Berlin ; Latour d'Auvergne
for Vienna; ; and 01 Dumoststier for Constantino
ple, where General de Beaufort will represent
France temporarily—that is, until the appoint
ment of the regalar ambassador.
Passe, Jane 19.—The Monstetur announces that
the session of the Corps Legislatif Is prolonged'
until the 2Tth twit In yesterday's sitting the new
law on the press was discussed. M. Jules Fevre
demanded the suppression of the administrative
regime of the.,press, and the re-Aietablisbment of
the law of 1519. M. Billanit, minister without port-
folio, refuted the arguments of M. Fevre, and the
Government bill was adopted.
Torrnoar, June 19 —Admiral Ohappart has ar
rived in order to farm a new naval division. Ad
miral Reynaud is about to sail. Hie division will
visit New York, Charleston, and other American
ports.
Pants, June 20 --audgment was given yester
day afternoon in the affair of the "Monde news
paper. The charges of insult and libel brought
against the proprietors were admitted by the tri
bunal. M M Faloonet was fined 500 f., and Cram
pon was sentenced to 15 days' imprisonment and a
flue of 600 f .
We read in the Paris letter of the Tames, dated
the 19th " Captain Russell, who was appointed
by the Minister of Marine to report upon the per
formance of the Great Eastern on her voyage to
New York and back, has had audience of the Em
peror at Fontainebleau. Captain Russell Is stated
14 Linn 2APISP* 4I _, his opinion that a reunion be- .
m um ry t tperra - sgaasibZi.Zia - eriTa . kirebccs i. La r .-
1 1M, 0112 . 14 cue oet..biLisisarac d ro r bit..
is inevitable The 'armaments of the North, he
ieyereere.b3r.no .merins,so,formiclablo- as thew •ere
represented to Oa tvumerona regiments that
;tore on paper are reduced to s few - pirates, with
the officers and staff au grand complet. Ile sip•
prebends the same state of things exists in the
South, and does not look on serious warfare as im
minent for some time to come." The Parts cor
respondent of the Daily News•writea : I hear
that Mr. Dayton, the United States minister, has
remonstrated against the assimilation of -the
Southern States of America to Italy, contained in
the article of the Patric, reproduced by the Mon
iteur."
It is reported that the oiroular of M. Thonvenel
to the Court of -.Turin, announcing the recognition
of Italy, says that the occupation of Rome will be
oontinued until the necessary guarantees shall be
given to - France for the safeguard of those interests
which be intended to protect in occupying Rome.
A semi-official pamphlet is on the eve of publi
cation at Paris '
which will explain the way in
whioh the eldest son of the Church reoonoiles his
recognition of the kingdom of Italy with his re
spect for the Holy Bee.
Marshal Niel, it is said, will be sent to Turin to
eomoliment Viotor Emmanuel on his recognition
by France as Ring of Italy.
21, —The presse of this evening
""# r;rli tiio a
-t 1 1 1 -Aq
ill? it
irme.olllMl
of the Kingdom of Italy has arrived, Mid li in the
affirmative The Cabinet of Torte entirely agrees
with the - views of Franoe " The Patric of this
evening states that the Cabinet of Turin admits
the reservation made by France in regard to the
question of Rome and the patrimony of St. Peter.
The Presse states that Food Paoha has been ap
pointed Governor General of Syria.
FRANCE AND ROME.
Pants, June 21 —The Paris papers publish a
telegram, dated Rome, Juno 18, stating that a
despatch had been received at the Vatican, from
Paris, announcing the recognition of the Kingdom
of Italy de facto, with reservation of all lights.
The same telegram asserts that the French de
spatch also expresses regret at the non , fulfilment
of the treaties of Zurich, and promises so indefi•
site duration of the occupation of Rome by French
troops. It is added that, in consequence of this
despatch, the Papal Government appeared more
assured
SPAIN.
The Covrtspondoncia Autografa ease : "Spit ln
demands the solemn protilse of Mortise to eremite
the treaties, before she entertains her proposition
. it h m id t 9 reparation on account of the late
grelek-e.ele-114,7
OQ "
Malmo, Jane 16 --apaln will ppeutva a Mid
neutrality in the civil War in America. The Bank
of Madrid has aifirded aseistanoe to several mar
es:dile hone*, whore affairs were embarreased.
ITALY
Toniw, June 17.—The Gazette ds Torino says:
"It la asserted that the Government has received
a despatch front Paris. announoinA that Profuse re
eognises the kingdom of Italy.' The Opinions
of to-day says '• The dtplomatio relations be
tween France and Italy will shortly be resumed.
It is asserted that. H. de Lavalette will proceed to
Turin as minister plenipotentiary of Propos, and
that the Commander di Nigro will go to Paris in
a similar capacity.'
Tunis, June 17, evening.—lnformation has been
received by the authorities that Austrian emissa
ries would attempt to blow up the powder maga
zines The guards stationed near them have in
eousequenee been tripled for the last three days,
and ail woe's to the magazines prohibited. Up
to the present time no attempt has been made.
Perfect tranquillity prevails in Turin. A bill for
levying ;4,000 men In the old JEmillan provinces--
the Marches, Umbria. and Sicily—was to day laid
on the table in the Chamber of Depudes. Perlis.
ment will °mations sitting throughout July.
P4OlB, Jane .18—The Perim papers pablish
news from Naples to the 15tb, stating that the
towns of lianpoaroo and Bignano, having risen in
insurrection, had been taken by assault by the
Italian troops Twenty of the inhabitants were
shot for having burned alive four Peidatontese.
Both towns were afterwarda set on fire, and the
inhabitants departed into the neighboring vit.
loges.
Rona, June 15 —The indisposition of the Pope
is merely an attack of erysipelas.
Popular manifestations have taken place in Ali
bort( Theatre. with cries of " Viotor Emmanuel
forever " IT! color ed bouquets .were showered on
the principal .ballet dancer, who was afterwards
arrested.
TURIN, June Id —The journal of Ultlitg lialsesna
has been seized for the publication of a Massinitin
article entitled "The Pope and Religion."
Pools, JUDO 17 —The students of this city have
sent an addreas to the students of Frazee in reply
to that issued by the latter upon the death of
Count (lemur.
The Neapolitan correspondent of the Times, in
his letter dated the 11th. says: I hear of no resew
tionary attempt of any Importance to speak of, but
I bear continually of relations being kept up with
the ex Bourbon Government, by means of the
small craft whiott are employed to carry oranges,
lemons, and other produce, to the Tiber. It is
said that when the Jbirrs were arrested on their
arrival from Rome, last Sunday week, letters were
discovered to loaves of bread In fact, no ruse to
left anprzotteed by which to keep up a commani
otti¢n•with ,tho Neapolitans, and I believe that it
le totialimbre constant than is generally imagined;
tor, l e t p e ople deny it as tpuoh- se they like, a
great Ink of thi population fit so utterly degraded
as to look beak on the past with regret. They are
the Plaoe-banters, the ignorant and the priest
ridden, which are synonymous phrases, and the
impatient. Most of these, with the simple pros
peat of adding another dish to their daily meal,
would ory out " Viva Pranoisco" to a man Bnoh
blind insensibility to their rest position is at times
most diabiartenlog, but when . it takes, as it com
monly does, the form of ingratitude to the Pled
montetejt is disgusting As I have remarked in
other letters, tte revolution was made by the few,
and not by the many.' .The crisis Is now one of
great interest, and 1 welt with anxiety to see what
the effect of Count Caveat's death will be on the
fickle and volatile tiOnthemen arid their nufnernill
pea ti o nary enemies. •
Jana 12.—T teillgence reaches us from all parts
of the proviro, of the "grief," the " oonsterna
tier," (14' "strong impression" which the
death of Count Covent' has created. In Messina
m an y fl ag s wore hung out from the windows in
mourning; the French steamer Solon entered that
pot t i t , mourning In Palermo the chops were
shut and the theatres were alined In Leto° the
81113J0 demonstrations of respect were made As
f Naples, a public eubsoription has been opened
in every' eirrondarto of these provineee for the
erection of a monument to the deoeased statesman
In the Largo di Natalie When the sum amounts
to 100 000 lire the plan is to be decided on.
Tunic, June 19 —The Turin papers of to day
plablteh despatches from Florence, dated the 18:It,
'elating that on the, previous day same j turneyrnen
bakers attempted le get up a manifestation, with
the objaot of obtaining an increase of wages. The
coalition did not, boirever, mum&
..<„,.. 15 utt 1 Iks atm/ail
dation of the different public de‘te of Italy, by .229
against nine votes. On Saturday next the King
will receive Prinee Pombino, who was exiled from
Rome for baying refused to withdraw his signs ,
tore from the petition for the withdrawal of the
French troops. The Opinions of to-day an
nounoes that the note from the Frenoh Govern
ment on the recognition of the kingdom of Italy
arrived 'yesterday at Turin, and that it will be
published when the reply of the Italian Govern
ment shall have reached the Emperor The &M
-oist Turtn Gazette of to day state' that the let
ter published by some Austrian jurrnals purport
ing to have been addressed by the Minister or the
Interior to the Governor of Milan relative to the
late events in that oily, is a mare invention.
Roma, June 18 —The theatre has been closed in
conicquentte of a violent national manifestation
Roans, June 19.—The Pope is again ill. On the
30th instant he will go to Castlegandolfe. It is
acid that the Pontifioal treasury now contains
18 000 000 f. in money Francis II has proposed
to the French Government the "sale of the Cornell,
Farneeina, and Capravoin Palaces The aliena
tion has been sanctioned by, a Pontifical rescript
Timm Jane 20—Evening —Garibaldi's bill on
the national armament, with some modifications
which had been approved of by the Ministry, was
discussed in the Chamber of Deputies. Petruoelli
opposed the bill He considered the French occu
pation of Rome an outrage upon Italy. [Groat
agitation 1 Petruoelli was called to order, and
the general disonssion on the bill terminated The
°lames wilt be discussed to-morrow.
HIIN(I4M
PR, lid - fit 17.___Tlio vatod 19 till
()bamboo of Doputios woli dimmed Laidig , in the
Upper Holm It was imported by nearly all the
members who, spoke. Bishop Reynold declared
hitatolf in favor of the union of Hungary with
Transylvania, and the maintenance of a connection
between Hungary and Austria.
Pearn, Jane 17 —The discussion on the address
oontinued In the 'Upper House. The Primate of
Efungary,•in his speech, laid stress on the necessity
for a conciliation between Hungary and the Em-
peror, and for a revision of the laws of 1848. All
the members who spoke were in favor of sending
an address to the Emperor, in the form proposed by
M. Dealt, in the Lower House.
PRAOI7I, June 19 —The Emperor has promised
to grant an amnesty to those persons committed for
Indi thud crimes In Bohemia, who should request bis
Majesty's pardon.
Vsnatra, June 20 —The Vienna papers assert
that in the last Ministerial Connell it was resolved
that the address of the Hungegian Diet should not
be accepted, acd that the Municipality of Pesth
should be dissolved.
In the sitting of the Second Chamber at Pestb,
on the 14th inst., the President called on the
committee that had been appointed to draw up the
address to submit it, modified according to the re
solutions. M. L. Smiley then rose and stated that
M. Francis Desk had taken no part in the draw
ing up, but had declared that he no longer eon-
Adored the address as his, since the moatimportant
Dicta had been withdrawn ) and replaced by others
vim% ART S . 6 .h cissa.vorzeii it .797 ,
Tide tenatinuication said to totiot ixiadb a great
sensation in the Chamber.
Paern, Jane 20, evening —The disousslon on
the address terminated to-day in the Upper Hones.
The address was unanimously agreed to.
BARDIN id. -
Tonne. June 21.—lbe Opinion', of to-day,
says : We believe that the reply of the Italian
Government to the note of Fracas, relative to the
reoognition of the kingdom of Italy, will be de
spatched to Paris in the course of to-day.
The Opinions publishes a letter from the bro
ther of Count Cavonr, denying the assertions of
the Gazette tie France, in regard to the oircum-
Menace whioh aocompanied the last religious acts
of the minister.
The Turin journal' announoe that, at the request
of Baron Rican°ii, Signor (Ivrea, secretary gene
ral to the ministry for foreign affairs, has with
drawn bie resignation.
PRUSSIA.
Biuturt, Stine 19.-There is not the least founda
tion for the report of a resignation of the Prussian
Cabinet.
AUSTRIA
The Pays says the Austrian Government has re
solved not to carry into effect, for the present, the
project of disarmament on which it had resolved.
and that a similar determination has bun adopted
by King Victor Emmanuel's Government. It also
says that the Austrian Cabinet, in order to enforce
the payment of taxes to Hungary, hag resolved on
establishing a camp in the plains of Rakes, and
has already collected there troops, artillery, and
ammunition The same journal affirms that the
chiefs of the recently.alsoovered conspiracy in
flreece were ex Russian officers. It adds that the
King and Q3een, having been informed that they
were menaced, took measures of precaution, and
that the ()Aeon armed herself with pistols.
Visalia, June 10 —ln to-day's sitting of the
Lower Rouse of the Coanoil of the Empire, the
Minister of State announced that he was autho
rized by the Emperor to declare the bill proposed
in the Provincial Diet of the Tyrol against the
„-mxnaisalihe of the F;ottuitinti to be initniet
stela
Vie en, June n... 1110 105T0 10
morrow - for Corfnrou .account of her ..idejesty . 's
110114;111 beteg more Impaareu. -
RUSSIA..
ST. Payattantrea, June 19 —The Northern Bee
of to-day says : Up to the end of May last the In
surrection of peasants had taken place in 141 vil
lages of Podolia, containing, altogether, a popula
tion of 71,000 These disturbances arose from a
wrong interpretation of the imperial ordinances.
Order has been re-established.
POLAND.
Tuoni, JunelB.—lt is stated that a courier ar
rived yesterday at Warsaw, the bearer of the im
perial decrees granting reforms to Poland. These
reforms are said to make satisfactory Concessions
to the country. Their publication is expected very
shortly
The Emperor has appointed Prince Alexander
Gortsoltakoff, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
to ba
resident of the commission entrusted with 'draw.
ng op the new laws for the kingdom of Poland.
TBORN, June 10 —The statutes of the future
Council of State for Poland were published yester
day at Warsaw. The military have been with
drawn from the streets and pabito squares. The
Resource Club was reopened yesterday, and the
Theatre on Saturday.
— Th? imperial 4"_r"
15t9157,17 .. tfa1i4.41 iLio . ::owwrvai - oir
Intr4 . Tite , 0ck33,431.1
t.
to be composed of members of the tiouncil of Ad
ministration; of member, appointed by the Em
peror; the members of the superior clergy; the
Governors of the provlecel, end the president of
the Agricultural Assooiation Its fanotions are to
examine and give a deliberate vote on new laws,
on the budget for the year, and on all charges
brought against pubito Junotionariee. The sittings
of the Council will be secret, and the resolutions
are not to be published before haying been ap
proved by the Emperor,
TURKEY
Cosarawrrnoria, June 17 —David Effendi, an
Armentan_, and now director general of telegraphs,
will be Governor of the Lebanon. The Sultan
continues ill. A physician has been telegraphed
for from Paris.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
writes "It is stated that M. Andral, M Trous
seau, and another eminent French physician, have
been requested by Vely niche, to go to Constanti
nople with all speed to seethe Sultan, and that they
start this evening. There are strong reasons for
believing that the Sultan's malady is beyond the
aid of medicine."
On the 28th of May a telegram was received at
/L.: P:.:14 estttelteetetr a Mak MILUMPI of Torkith
111.11ted 111 AIMS of ilarlittfoii hI 11111 Mut
delta. Thirty eight men were hilted, 13absequent
despatthea state that the troops under Danish
Piaui insisted on betog alloried to olear the pass at
all hazards, and that they have atioacieded in so do
ing They afterwards entered Niel/doh to relieve
the garrison of that plane
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL. hi R eirsu7273 - 2F- - -
reaterdar .8,000 balsa ; apecula:ora and exeorters,
bales. aloaing cunit and steacr. Bread.tufrs doll Pro
visions-dull.
Ltlii,DOrd. Jane n.—Contola 89089.% lor money, and
90091 for account.
1111110(m Central Railroad shares 40%840 disaount.
Erie Railroad Well.
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.
Layskroor.. June 22 —Cotton—ester of the week. 66.-
000 Dales. including 10 503 to speoutato s, and 8.000 to
exporter'. The market closed steady. with en average
DM,MOSS. but no quotab'e change. Molders offared free
ir. but showed no deposition to press ettlee. Lower
lftlalitles were d , thoult of s ale. The estimated sales to
day are 10,000 bales, with 2 000 to 'peculators and ex
poi te ix -the market doting oust, but st•ady. Qu. ta
'tone—Fair Orleans. •. middl ins do.. 716 16 ; Mobile
fair. ; do. rev:Mins. 7E; Celan , a lair. 8% ; do. m.d
dft n n
ug•7E nook in Do. /.1107,000 bele.. 'no/lading 814.-
000 of American.
THE bIANCRENTPR MARKETS.—Advioes from
Manolasiter are unfavoreb:e. but there wail rather
more animation in some branches of t`le trade.
LIVERPOOL 1111.EnDsTUFFd MARKET. June 21.
The 13reedstuffs market is very dull. All articles hate
slightly declined
he weather had been favorable for the crops. Rich
ardson. Spence, & Co 's circular reports Flour very dull
and slightly lower quotations. 241! &Islas Wheat
very dullard Wei 11131Mpartaat ; prices 'engraft, on.
changed. Red, Oa 6d010,14d ; white. ISse/..te ed Cern
very cull. wan hit e expert inquiry at 64 decline.
11l tied, 1850211* dld ; yellow 280295; Walls. 80&22.t.
LIVERPOOL PROOltifOrid MARKET. June 22
The Provisions mullet mu generally dull. beef dull,
but steady. POrk quiet. !Moon heavy and Is lower.
Lard heavy. and offered at low rates. say 00.. Cheese—
laferior qualities Dave declined 202 d Tallow u dull
and 1. lower; hatcher.' nominal at O&M'.
Oztraanx PRODUCS MARMITs. June V.—Ashes—rots
are quiet et 34sertle0 6d : ?earls quiet et 260365. Sugar
steady. Crffee doll. Kies dull, and 6d lower. Rosin
dell, and quotations bereft/ maintained ; common 6s 4d ;
matiam es &teas. 2 urpentine dull, and leslEd lower.
wt 42• Adams. Fish Oils dub, and generally unchanged.
• Linseed Oil 201 2. 1 DTI 6d-
LONDON MARKETS, June 22.—Baring Brothers'
Circular reports wheat ten dull
tra an d 102 0 lower;
white 620 zee 03sy. e lour very del and lo lower, at
Nismak ed. Iran—Welsh rails ;W elsh bar dul l
.4.118.£11 Ss Ed; Pig doll at 494. Sugar steady. Cone
dull and romancing barely •maintained. Rice heavy.
Turpentine dell at aai. ea quiet: Googol IltellKid.
; Linseed elghtly lower et 22e Al.
LONDON ?COMFY MARKET. ..onsols 82Xet2 2 ::
for money. and -9009k13{ for amount. Bullion in hang
has increased £385,000. The money market is aenerelly
- In ATit l ed t3AN BECORYCIEEI —Baring Bros. report en
Improved demand for Federal and kltate Securities.
but for railways the btuiness is limited at previous
rates.
MARINE AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
• The A merica arrived out at Queenstown on the 23d
The bark Rapid, (Tom Vera Crus. reports the frigate
Macedonian •here, and all w It on the 9th of Jane.
Letters have been reoelyed at Vets. Cruz. lrom the
attborities at New Orleans to pnreh sae the mu lets
that were to be had, but nobody would accept the °OM
mission.
PromOtlon of General Lyon, EEC.
ET, Louis, Jaly 3 —The Democrat announces
the promotion of Brigadier General Lyon to major
general. llis command embraces the States of
Indiana, Illinois, lowa, and Missouri.
Three companies of the Seventh Regiment, Colo
nel Bte►enion, left for De Soto last night, to sup
port the Home Guards In that section against the
attacks of the Secessionists who have artillery,
and gather their elani by the discharge of cannon.
Removal of Troops into Virginia.
WALEBIIIOIOIII, July 3.—The First Zdinoaiota
breke up their °amp till' morning, arid embarked
at the Davy yard on the steamers Philadelphia
and Baltimore for Alexandria, taklntwith them
all their camp equipage, etc. •
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
$1,244,000 ON THE WAY TO NEW
YORK.
FORT KuntruT, July 2.—The .pony expresi ar
rived hers this morning with the following ad
vices :
NAN FRANCIUM°, June 22 —Arrived June 20.
ship Govel, from Boston. Bailed June 19, gimp
Mormon, for London; June 21, ship /gory Ro
binxon, for New York
The B:itish war steamer Tartar flailed June 21,
for Panama, carrying $l2 500 for England, and the
steamer Sonora sailed on the 20th. carrying two
hundred passengers, and $1,244,000 in gold for
New York, $BO,OOO for England. and $20,000 for
Panama, making a total of $t 345.000_
Tin MEV* fir IT°" alra were
rarroffrmr-, • A1t.333.
Wolter--5a PM. ROO__ fal
SE4IIIII BIM 110111110311111 ft , Qiilfl4 aaaV
Of:I/man —.... Os ow . wiro
Wollo, Fargo, A Ca. 367 000 Alaogo. ......... 000
R. Donohue 8c C0....109 0430 I Sedoman— 43,000
Lather ft Uhuroh„.. 33,0001 Dewitt & 3 6 .0t:0
Houagoh... 66,000 D. O. Male 5 0.000
The following 081)111 passengers also - liana ny
the Sonora: J. W. Raymond, L Seta and wife,
Mrs Colonel John O. Fremont and family, Colonel
J. M Catlin, C. Adolph Low, Captain J. Chand
ler, U. ,S A., Lieutenant A. M Randall, O. S. A.,
Miss Stewart, Daniel Gibb and mother, Liente
hunt 'lt Brown Beninger, Don Jnan Robinson, G.
B. Rayooolt, fen Toro. Gov. Stevens, Mr B.
Duffield, Mr. Dryovan, T. Bailer, Eranois Brandy
and family, Dr Conway, Miss Conway, G Shaffer,
R. Glory, Mrs. Wikley, J. Portigeal, 0 Sal:lobes
C. Conig, Robert Stafford. A. R. Kimball, W.
.
Clark, R. Conrad, M. Duffield and family, G. R.
Smith, A. MoDonald, A C. Joseph, Richard J.
L Do, Mrs. A. Stevens and 2 children.
Among toe passengers is a company of United
States Pappore and miners, numbering some thirty
men
No less titan four floe Union flags were taken
by this ',learner intended for regiments in service
at the East, the tokens of sympathy and admira
tion of California friends.
EIONNERCIAZ , LNTHLTAGSMCS
The ship Mary Robinson, from New. York, oar
ries 1080 bales of wool, as a portion of her cargo.
Trade lemming stagnant Money is plenty, and
rates of interest vary. Exchange on New York
at 6a6 per cant.
There have been some important sales of wheat
to make no the cargo of the ship Old Colony, at
ti nizmiska zr maw
Lea ie A.r.g.aastin the Ming_
aigiiii fl MUJAOIIIOI
The Republican Convention completed its labors
on the 20th, and adjourned sins doe. The follow•
ing is the complete clmte ticket, whloh is regarded
by all parties as an exceedingly strong one:
For Governor, Leland Stanford • for Lieutenant-
Governer, JohnF. Chillis, formerly of New York.
Par members of Congress, T. G. Phelps, for
merly of New York ; A. A Sargent, formerly of
Magsaohneetts.
For judge of the Supreme Court, Rdwara Nor
ton, formerly of New York ; for clerk of the 8u-
Drama Court, Frank F Fargo, formerly of New
York ; for Attorney General, Frank M. Prisley,
formerly of New York; for Comptroller, 0 R.
Weston, formerly of Connecticut; for Treasurer,
David R. Assley, formerly of Michigan ; tor Sur
veyor General, 3. .Houghton ; formerly of Massa
chusetts; for State"printer, printer, F. P. Avery, formerly
of Massaohusetts
The fact of most of the candidates being from
New York appears to have been entirely acci
dental.
• The :Federal - appointments under the present
Administration• are nearly all from New England;
while 7under the last -they were nearly • all natives
of the Southern States, with a preponderance ,in
favor of Virginia.. • • . •
Eteneral Johnsen, the late military commander
of this coast , was still at Los Angeles ' on the.lsth..
A - valuable service of silver plate had been ~prem
intod in him DJ hid ie ra
mrod tDDI DO AIII 0119111JIMY .141 9 Ka° 1 7. T a°
overland rola% a nd IsT
fifty Californian*, who meth service nudes..Jotter
son .Davis.. lie had _ received :-.information..froth
Washington.- that _ his resignation in the - Federal
army was accepted .• - • - • . -
Nearly . all the • public . halls in, Pan - Francisco
were nightly orowded.by squads of•lrdent military
aspirants in drilling: • A printed circular and
handbill have - been posted throughout Ban. Fran,
01800, directed against. ex Senator William M.
Garin, and warning him _to . leave the State by. the.
next' steamer.' . The authors. of this disreputable
publication are notknOwn. •: • •
Tbe Los Angelei Star, of the 15th, contains
news from Arizona, and thii:southeeetern borders.
of the State. . - •Since the discontinuance of the
overland mail,- the Apache Indiana have become
alarmingly hostile. At last accounts they appear
ed to have control of Arizona Territory, -and
neitherpereoninor property were safe there. The
_Military. at - Fart Buchanan are reported-as afford
ing no protection, but. remaining closed : - within
.their posts. • . The United States poste at Fort Tejon
and-Fort Mohave are to be • abandoned, and -the
headquarters' established at Los Angeles, - where
:four companies have already arrived. - •
:.The,Sear remarks,
that, with - the abandonment
- of forts
. Tejon and Mohave; the stook owners of
the country will be given'up to the mercy of the
.. Instead of concentrating 'troops at. Los
Angeles,' it saggeets whether it would not be - well
to stations force at the •Vadens,". and thus afford
protection 'to the miners, gresera, and • farmers, • as
• well as traders on the Salt Lake road. • •- -. •
A correspondent, writing tram the esjott Peas en
June lstb, calls attention to some recent ours of
horse stealing in the Mohave region, and the re
turn of the miners from the Potosi& oity. It is re
presented that there is a general stampede,
every
one leaving the distriot, and all owing to the re
moval of the United States troops. '
The reamer Cortez arrived at San French**
on the 20th, from Portland, Oregon, bringing a
battalion of U. S. infantry, consisting of two com
panies of the Fourth Regiment, wtroh distinguished
itself on so many ocamatone in Medan, and one com•
DIDY 01 6110 Bina!, Glittiala At Pt WAPtust
hOlllllOl - Der DJ YiilYt Viii " f` , "lito
IDaIIA Or ills fliiiil3lll4l2l VI 1 1 0 Fourth
°Quieting at three more companies, was to leave
'Orogen by the next steamer for elan Francisco.
OREGON.
Dates from Oregon are to the Nth of Juno.. In-
telligence from Lieut. Mullin'a expedition says
they bad crossed the Spoken river fifteen miles
northeast from Walla Walla. A bridge fate hun
dred and five feet long bad been aonstruoted
across the Little Spoken.
Two companies of _volunteers had been raised in
Portland, called the Union Guards and the Jeffer
son Guards. One Infantry and one cavalry com
pany are being-organized at Belem.
Never since the settlement of Oregon have the
crops been too backward - as the •present spring.
Daring the fore part of the month the rain was
almost incessant, and the weather was more like
April than Jane. The farmers say tbat should
this kind of weather continue three weeks longer,
the wheat oro p . will not amount to half the usua l
or o p. , Grass le generally good.
The Puget Bound Herald of the 6th says : " Yes
terday the officers and seamen of the United States
steamer Massachusetts were sworn in, in com-
plianoe with a reeent order from the Government :
eieveral of the men refused to take the oath, urging
that after signing the articles of agreement, no
such oath could be exacted of them."
curthor IlrohAblit 140111 01 11111 NORM
_ .
ship Canadianle Crew.
MONTREAL, July 3 —There is mush anxiety
about Mr. Kelly, the first offiser of the Cartadtan,
and the boat's orew, who, after landing the pea.
gangers, set ont for the north shore of Belle lsle,
to intercept some other steamer of the same line.
They have not yet been heard from.
Point of Rocks Occupied.
BALTIMORM, July 3 —The Sign of this rooming
says: " We learned last eveniog that about 900
United States troops, under Colonel Stone, have
arrived at Point of Rooks, and were yesterday
occupying that place. The Confederates were re
ported to be throwing up batteries on the opposite
or Virginia side."
The Golden Fleece. at Montreal
lldonvaisi, July 3 —The steamer Golden Fleece
arrived here, bruniog the Forty-seventh Regi
ment, 900 strong
The steamer Nova Scotian hall not yet arrived
at Father Point.
Another Prize at New York.
ktaw Y9Bit d9IT fr - 14111.P14.1 4 . 4 ° Pi"
tiff (Bail IrE 111 ntlf!"!!`lx ". ' -
;PM P 7 w, perv.tt-
New York Stock
ruter
SCOo U 8 6s, 87
6000 1 / 8 81 '6l yet-- 8611
60000 IT 8 65, '81 coup.— 8331
4600 TreaslOX o 24.101
WOO Trews 12 4P'a Nts.4o2
6000 n Y 847 s '7O ---.104 1
610106 m 64
9000 Kentucky At 6a... 72
1000 Indiana 84 63-- 76
4000 do.— —. 78
33000 Tenn St 6s, '9o. 38
las 0 do— 3774
7000 Virsinia St 46
171/00 do— —...410 46
12000 464:
30000 N Carolina6s.—t3 40
11.90 Missouri St 65.._ 38
530.%1
IWO Mo6s—lsli &8.1.43 X,
1000 Louisiana Stet.— 6154
MOO California St 7s _ 74X
LW Suomi& St
6toNYCen7s.__...
3000 Erie 2d in P:24'64. 97
1000 Erie 241 m '79 res. 95
1000 LUC fr. Mil d G. IS
1001 Mat fr. W 'Ad..— 13
17 Bk of New York._ 77
New York Markets, Yesterday.
Asses are quiet at 865634 for Pots and 85.60166-75
for remote.
traeasTUFF6.—The market for State and Western
Flour is very munh unsettled, and tomes have harther
deol.ned If 0160 bbl. under the nollivorable Forepa
ws /deices by the Persia. The demand is very mode
rate, even at the heavy decline. Tne sales are 1600
bbls at $3760380 for superfine Ftate ; 84 2004 61 for
extra State; V 6003.60 for superfine. Miohigan, Indi
ana. Ohio. lows. &o . and 81 5066 60 for extra do in
cluding abloom( bands of YOU d hoop Ohio at 84.660
4 76. and trade brands of do at 84 900660.
Southern Flour is heavy arid lower. with a limited
business; sale. 600 bb's at 156 2605.80 f r superfine
Baltimore: 58 Berefl 76 for extra do; 86.8166.40 for
Brandywine ; 1110 6107 76 for lieoretrown ; 87.e009 for
Petersburg City. and 57 60609 for Riohmond City.
renames Flour IP dull and , cweri with aales of 450
bbls at 84.1507 for the lance of extra brands.
Rye Flour is lower. with trifling sales at 82.6003.80
for the range of fine and superfine.
Cam Meal tastemly; we quote NOW Jersey at /112.750
236; Brandywine . 51 303.10: punobeons. 81601626
Wheat Is irrerular and unsettled under the Persia's
advice.. and prices Me 20t1o1, bushel lower gales of
125 00 bushels at 8508714 for Milwaukee Club; 900960
for amber tow.; 900 for °home Raoine Spring: filt.ofse
118 for ',hi; e Western.
111 ye ie dull at 6761680 far Northern.
Parley is heavy a 650600.
Oats are dull and heavy et 26,3300 for Jersey. 'Dela
ware sad Penns, Brant& ;306310 for State, end 290220
for Western and Canadian.
Corn is doll and in favor of the buyer, with sales of
20 061 bushe sat 400446 for new mixed Western
WftisttsT la dull and heavy ,with sales of 260 barrels
at 18re t81(0.
FROVIRIONS.—Pork is dull and bear,; the sales are
160 barrels at $1476 for mess and a.O for prime. Beet
Is do I, w th selea of 76 barrels at-fa 6004 for country
mess, 8404 60 for country prime, 88010 76 for repack
ed Western, and 811611 60 for extra men. Prime mess
beef isnter. Beef bacon are dull at 811011 Batton is
nominal. Cut mews are very quiet. at 504.60 for hams
and 4660 for shoulders. Lard is dull and heavy, with
sales of BIM tea and bbts at B.lb.
PHILADKLPHIA BOARD (W .
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LETTER MIMS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Parse ak, Row land —.Liverpool, Jaly 6
ifeeeP Tam:arena, Vtle /eV) -Liverpool, noon
Bilik Parallel Tar lrox, Tar box, Buenos aLne, soon
trk Bea Eagle. Kenny_.....__n pu beam, Trto, seem
rit iekti be, °lemon .Hawses, 100 n
Nark Ann Klizabetn. Y Wee.. moon
Bark Jew Maxwell. Tn. soon
Brig baango„rasas— Jago th • cubs. soon
Bobr Fannie. VIIIOO. haveasomya
&ail I orthrup. Rum— _._Port au Primo
THE PRESS.-PHLIADELPMA, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1861.
PORT OF Fum,tost.ruirks July'd
SUN RISES-:-. -4 'llB -3 UN BETS-- 42
MGR 11 IS
ARRIVED.
Strarnshlp Delaware, Johnson, 22 hours from New
York; wi•b rode* and 'passengers to Jag Aliderdiee,
Nosed off Bombay Honk. sohr d W neon. hound up.
Brig frt. Wilibimn. 70 days from Trinidad de enba,
With ►near to 9 Morris Wain &.Co. Came through the
windward Tanalige to avoid Privateers. 7th lilt, near
Kos Briton, spoke soh, M asrver, seeking: freight.
Brig 'vaegett. Tibbetis. days from Providence, in
balisst to FA , A D el ano ro.
firtgolerald. 4 days from New Bedford, in
billert to L A ndenried A Co.
Bohr Jonathan May, Cobb, 6 days from Boston, in
babast to Trier. Stone. & Co.
Roh r L Is Levering. Corson. 6 days from' Boston, in
bal'art to N Sturtevant A Co.
Bohr I, B Endicott, l ends. from Newport.
Sohr L Audenfied. Bartlett, from Onetnn.
Bohr U Er- T Ramer, gruntley. from Providence.
Bahr Mal Flivotipclii f r o m riga*
Ti." -
SE.e. iur;-;1; , _ Guias, haulm trani.Berr
VA nag to VP fityac
Steamer t!arab, J 031131. 24 hours from - New York, with
aid's! to Wm hi Baird & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship City of Richmond, Kelly, Fort Monroe,
Col C Thomas with troops.
Steamship Virginia, Snyder, Fort Monroe, C
Thomas, with troops. -
Ship Joshua Montan, Milliken, Havana, P Wright
& Berm
134 rk Nuord (Russ), Iltorth, Belfast, Ireland, Work
man & Co.
Brig Jarlen (Norw), Klaveness. Queenstown. A
Cattail & Co.
Brig Loango, Evans, St Sago de Cuba, C W Bernadon
& no.
Brie Herald,
.AB Delano Newburrport•L Audenried &Co.
rtg Tangent, Tibbetts Witoasset, PI Sturtevant
Co. •
Fehr J May. Cobb. Tortugas. Tyler. Stone. & Co.
Pohr Pinta, Saunders, New London. J R Blakiston.
Bohr Jos Turner, Crowell, Fall River, R R Corson
& Co
Bohr BeSavoe, Boynton, Portland. it A Sander & Co•
Bohr Fred Shearer. Sheerer, St Johns. B A Bowler
& Co-
Bohr J B Dudley. Hart. Boston N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr L Audenried. Bartlett, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis,
& Co.
Bohr C Moore, Ingersoll. Boston, Baum. Oils & Co.
Bohr U & T Cramer, Huntley. Providence, MiMes
& Co. . •
gehr ICi* ?hero. Jones. Norwich. Mines & Co.
Soh, L B Endicott Leeds. Newport. Reveller & Bro.
Bohr Alex Blue, Haskell, Bdrartown. L Audenried
Bohr Arietis. Cain, Boston. Cain, Hooker. 44: Co.
Fehr Prawn, Jackaway, Boston. 1 It litakistan.
Bohr L Gray, Weaver. Medford. Revolier & Bra.
, Bohr B W Benton. Taylor, New Haven, N Sturtevant
& Co.
Bohr Carthsgana. Kelly, Salem, N eturtavart & Co.
Behr Mary Atwood, Standish, Welideet, N Sturtevant
& Co. • •
8011/ flortion, for Dolli Pi4YE94Qoff N rPmovant
s h
h- a AAltell6l4. a Rid. ERMllielltil OIL
118ehr B ti miaow ri alumna it Co,
Bohr Jim Fermim, Rail, Pali *war, c. 0...., stick
ney. A Wellington
Bahr Centurion. Stanley, Portland, CA Heokscher.
Sem Virginia. Hawkins. Boston. C A Plenksotier.
ricer J P. Pratt, Pratt. Salem. C A Becksoher.
Behre P If awes, Mason. New Bedford, Noble, Ham'
Sett. do Caldwell •
Bohr Mary C Torben, Thomas. Rommell. Patti% & Co.
Steamer it L Caw. Ber. Baltimore. -A Groves. Jr.
Steamer New York, Hunter, New York. W P Clyde.
(Correspondence of the Philadelthia Kgohanga)
R.S.Jgdy 2.
The brig Canima ; sabre Ottoman. Mary Elizabeth:
Thom Borden. F . C Smith, C R Vickery, Richmond. and
12 other 'choosers, anal loaded, went to sea this morn
ing. Wind NW, A, MARSHALL.
MEMORANDA.
Steanrhip Africa. Shannon, cleared at New York 2d
inet for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Steam:main Edinburgh, Brooks, from New York, at
Liverpool 21d ult
Ship Hortensia', Atkins, for We port. wax loading at
Liversool 2241 nit
Ship Kate Cannon, Howes, cleared at Boston 2d net
for San Eranoisoo.
Ship Oliver Moses, Otis, sailed from Sayre lith nit
for new York.
Strip Courant, Oliver, salted from Newport. Ens,lBth
Mt for Montevideo.
Ship Middlesex. Merrill. from St John. 24 B. for
Queenstown, pit ititri Hau l m son nit, waterlogged,
Sark Addison, Child, Smith, sailed from Traiee 13th
nit for Boston.
Sins • dans, Cobh, hence at Belfast Ireland.l3th ult.
Brig Com:love. Johnson, from Warren for Delawsre
Citr, and eahr Globe, Jones. from do for this port. were
at Newport Ist Isar. but proceeded up to Bristol on ac
count of heed wind.
DIATI i 112101 M 1.4?flool 2w2" 1 " sua
Aar W!..414V111
L Tel. Elhermard, from Mugu 10 4BTe, At
ri 'nun Itl mat.
Bohr t hi Townstad, William,. hence. et Boston M.
Bohrs 'Westover, Eldridge. woo g 1' Smith. Smith, for
this port. cleared At Boston f d inst.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL MOTELS,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
BrnalivOcid.Jr, Del W B Willkins, Delaware
hitt B Aran. Cincinnati. 0 RF. Mollowin, Fern
D Fleming k la. Virginia M C Baker & Is. Minnet'is
M Moir4n/r, Wheeling Ii 13 Burnham, M Chunk
L F Chapman. M Chunk I F Lamenok. Oregon
MD W Loomis. Cincinnati F. Taylor. Cinoinnati. 0
Geo ft Hood_, Boston H C Spark.. New York
Rawson, Cleveland Gordon Moßov. Boston
JM. Hollingsworth. Boston C Norris. Boston
Robert Orr. Boston J M Moorhead, Penne
P P de Silver, Penne Geo C Dwight, New York
0 Hobbilzell, Baltimore J K Molony. Now York
N Carpenter. New York A H base, Lowell
R A Gilbert, Zlneeville, 0 M F Norton. Troy, N Y
0 Boutwell.'e oy. N Y W P Ralston, Brazil, A
A W Bartlett. Mara N rtalnake, Brazil
F Austin, Salem. Mass ir G Symonds, Salem, Mies
1' 18 Remington. LI S A J O worship. Portland, Me
I Seligman. New York Pon H Hamlin. Maine
N Planer. Maine Gis Beekman. New York •
J MRI der, Maseachuretts James Boughton
Gen T J Btread. Prov, RI T P Bogert, Jr. Prov, I
Mr Thomas &wf 9 Browne, Prop, R
Mast IC. II Browne, Prov.RILF tl Porter. Conn
Mr. Anthony Pros,R E B Symms. London
J G Holbrook. New York• Mr Anderson , Maryland
A B Magee. Forreedale P Mo two,. Lanoastef
Owen Dowell, New york Cept J Bytom. Pittabarr
GI W Chatterton & niece. 111 T Parker & meter, N Y
si B. Canis. Camp Lyon B Wells. Quincy. Illinois
W B Lowe, Dayton. Ohio W Lawton. Boston .•
J W Grigg..Botton A N Taylor. Cin, Ohib - •
J Taylor. Cin , Ohio Mies Shinier. Cin.Oloo :
A F Hberman. Ne C o lumb ia J C Tevis. California
J • Godfrey. Dist C 4 Yeamana, Maas
J C Lewis. New York C B redgwtok. rYIOA)U26
(1 W May Chicago C H Bigbee,New Jersey
(P Muirhead. Phila A M Bruer, New York
P B Sanderson. Wash. DC H B Bobbins, Hartford
Mr Callender. Hanford has if Dayton. N York. •
H R liverett. New V ork W &Innen. New York
G F Dalton. New York N IC Hamlett, new York
Mr Mclntosh. Baltimore Miss eit Jackson; Salt •
/4 Hammerstough. Illinois Jan B 8 Coyle &1, Balt
J C Virteank. Baltimore - John F Ferguson
T Leonard. Massachusetts John aehurier. Weahts
NV A Whoolor.New York Lieut 0 0 Storrs. Mass.
. s Voris o. Mantbnri
ite aid rtillta vtniatiu.illain...?,s
1' 1i agora, 1, ni.7 'Y ew ork ork Jo••
°soar c otes. N DaIaARNI
Jll Hoover , New ork. J O Deieplaui, Caw Yprk%.
C 0 flltornoOn, Now Yolk 1(3..1.'6.4.8c Lenin' .
Copt Morgan. New York Mr Morgan, Wash, DC
B cm Vail. 11..Itimora P Wilson, Harrisbart&
`.l Bates' Harrisburg' L Hemmer . Harrisburg •
G ?tau: New York
IWICROH.ANTIV IllOTEL—Yonith !treat. below Arai , :
W D Cooper Piltrbrag .1 It Crawford. Pa '
Immo B Morris Pa II a Lathrop r _fdams
Jos Nlaaosohnsette .1 Codinaton. New Jener.
JS R Betiday. Dorleatown Jae I. Pa Bois, tlallforrua
Jobn Cbaboon,W)lkembarre CI M Raboook Et. la. Pa
PIM ( ' Wee. M Chunk R it Borah. York, Pa
M.s Jusoe Hoffman, Pa J 0 Welton, Conn
J R Black, Irdiana
A M ERIOA.N HOT EL—Cheatzint ergot. above Fifth
W Faller. Pittsburg W Looker, W Chester
If Lawson, Norristown J B Cham mon Phil&
8 Thomas. Maryland W F Uardner &ls... Pitt stet
A W Wills. New Jersey O Henderson & wl, Peons
Miss Mll Oranshaw. Fa, GW m Peons
K P Ramat. Newark, M J B Whitaker, Wash. Dfl
Wilber. Wash. D 0 H flick on, Georget'n,D
W Meade. hi ossashusette F Davis, Maryland
Stoles. Philadelphia PI Healey, California
./ if Allen, Jersey Chore
b p s. W rientß;l.--waug ant street. above Mato.
R N Ferias. Jersey City Thai J Magoar. Phitada
C R Leib U S A. F M none. Albany
T W 80. , dy. New York 11 Mended. New York
8 Z Board, New York n Moode. New York
Maeekeld U 8 N I 11 Rune. Ykilmelphia
S
11..=.]:.;- AA
M4irnrQwnt
Vill18: II 0
9Nontroit, nor l oft ' Vt? 111111
rtillecv , ph , o rr Al
6 Hazard, Rhode Island
TIIR UNION—Arch street. above Third.
J L Stephenson & le, Phil& RJ Temtinvon, Thereto
U rentt, Dunkirk, Y W C Black. USA '
0 Mull. roma W Lipper, Phita
R L Murray, It Mellor°, 0 Aug
_ll sumer Hillsboro. 0
Janie Lane, Wit, Det L W Snyder, liVashington
STATES llNlCH—Market street. above Sixth.
Chas W Rand, Boston P A Marshall. Penna
J D Good, Gap, keens Thos Herron, Penna
AH W t-reigh. Yinabiart Jaa Carne. rittabura
Sharpie. s Mercer, Pltusbg It Marshall
IS Geiger, Ganoseter J Gilpin, Mat yland
e. A Porarfield. California R 0 Poterfield. California
W Morrison, Coatesville Jno °Snow, Coatesville
COMMERCIAL HOTEL--Sixth at.. above Chertant.
J M Halter. Maryland S G Baker. Maryland
David Morrison. Chest oo cant C W Smith, Phila
H H Harding . . Ft Sotiorler H Shantz, Ft Bobayler
Wm Mintzer & son, Pa C Pearce, New Jersey
floe °Alf a / I ,WD, Del
It:EVERS HOUBH—Third street. above Rae.
C Bailor. West Chester P Oliphant. West Chester
Chen Reimer, Phil B J Miller. Penns
T Henry, rennet TA Gest. Tamaqua
Robt Thompaon, Penne C i Koons, Behyl Haven
C P dar or. doh' I Haven J P Gibson, Ft Desmotnes
W C I/terming Oxford
xchange—Jnly 3
10 Penns Cool 00....
16 Pacofio la B.—eli
60 da—......a1l 663(
to 63.T.0
100 do—.--. 60
UV Harlem -Railroad...
330 do..
60 N y Central 19.410 73
300 do— . 73%
100 do 73%
100 do 73%
Am do —....ef0 73
107 any 73%
100 do ____... ab 73%
100 Reeding R 33
10e Michigan C 035.610 43
60 do r : _ 4333"
160 ..110 esg
10 Mioh 6 & .. 12
60 Mich A&N I —6lO 36
160 do--......e3 36
100 11l Con R go
300 do— .--... 66
ao do- ... 430 61
60 du— —.OO 6416
60 Gal & Chao R.-410 60
160 do --. 810 60%
330 do— . 0 6074
to Clev & Toledo R.— 233
BO Chicago & R 33%
R!ARINE TNTELLIGIENCE.
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LidlT NIGHT
MOUNT YANITOIf litlirill - 11141911 Ell HITT Brl
Jno !Yew Toni Win r iunni
A blnnittall, Illinois
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Thud at.. above Ca toThin
A Calvin. Eketok, its H lienleger. Backe co, Pa
J Luekeebseh. Bethlehem D Miers,rdierstown
E R Bieber, Carbon co. re.
BLACK BEAR ROTEL—Third et.. above Callowlull.
H Woodward, Pa - D G t , lough, Germantown
John Spitler, Itieadlnr
BABIaIY BRFJLF 1107.E.L.--6eoond at. eel. Vine.
B B Hibbs & fam. Michigan Jag Backman, 8.1 benT
)1 towart, Abington Chas Boehm, Pena&
W M gi , k. Forrestgille W R Henry. Doylestown
Jn A
o_Pitleeek, New Hope It Hecker, Nana
R Sloan
biATIOI4AL HOTEL—Raoo street, above Third
J 8 ehonk, Phil W H Book, Idiohigen
W W Ramer, Indians
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BROWN & BROTHER's LIQI7ID BL/LCILING
has been used in the New England States for severed
years past, where it "has given the moat unqualified
esti/rotation. It to used at the Continental, in this oity,
and is for sale by C. H. MATTBON,
It Cor. TENTH and ARCH et'.
Buz YOUR BATHING ROBES
For Ladles. Gents, and Children.
AT SLOAN'S.
lt• Sots MARKET Street. Philadelphia
ON) PRIOR CLOTHING OP TRII LATIUM'
STYL . :s t rands in the best manner,expressly for RE
WASH. SALES. LOWEST selling phase merked
Plain Figurer. All goods mode to order warranted
satudiatory. Our ONE-PRICE system is striotl7ad
kered to. Alt are thereby treated alike.
.413-1 v JONES & 604 MARC WIT II Criket
BATON :1114108 Hera U27l.—Tina celebrated
and perfect Hair Dye is las bus to sAs world. AU
others are mere imitation., of this great original, Phial
has gained inch extensive patronage in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid Hair
Dfa Outcast!) , produces a splendid black or natural
brown, without staining the akin or injuring the hair.
and will muds( shr f/1 eget: cif host dyes. invitorstint
the hair for life.
ead by all Drusosta and Perfumers. 'Wholesale bY
FABITESTOOK & 00., DYOII7 & 00.. Phtlat
aibistf
°WYK 4t, ILIVS OILIBILLTIO
NOIBELEB3 SEWMG MAOHINES.
*a• li4rit In Use for Family Sowing.
Mc TEO 6YEurw Ilitreet,Pkilagigoom
111 AltitlE D.
8 M ITII—PARMA LFE —At e t. Andrew's Church, on
the let Instant by the Rev. Dr. StevAns..Captain J. .1.
/Smith. of Memphis. Tenn.. to Adelaide. danyhter of
the late lease C fartnalee, of this city.
LKARY—WAL LACE the 16th of May,lBlllll. by
the Rev. FrAnets Church. M. Patriot Leahy to Mrs.
Jane Wallace, both of this
DLBD.
e.,..n
FLIT RAFT —On the Sd instant. „Mivyesr other
oralt, wife of Jesse B. Fianna. in the "
age. . • "
rally are remieet
he relative. and (deeds ottllt , from the reaidence
fully invited to attend the MT 'Saturday. July 6. st 10
of her husband, Hridestutte.
A. M., 'without furthitE•Tuisdar. $4 of July, after a
STAND BRIDOR 1.. &And bridge. sited 66 7011111.
short Illness, Om thorns of the family. are reapeo ttully
His friendatutihe funeral, from his isle r egiee ci e e ,
lnrited teal( trteenth street, on Friday morning
No. a fp 0.01,x,ir, without farther yolks. • •
ser•stftl6.—tin the lit Instant, Mrs. 'Citheritie Byers,
4ed lDJsms- ' '•
Puiteralfrom her late reeldenoe, 192 Nana
ehriet, cut Frulley afternoon, at totaook.
. O,OBTER.—On the 2d tnetant L icsenh M. Colter. son
.o.eph NI. and JoserMlne E. Goiter. aged I 745,11,
MOWN:, and 12 days.
Funeral from the residence of his grandmother,
Mnrgrvet Garmon, Ttorty-third street, above Market.
Went Philarlelphia. on ?rider morning, at 10 o'clock. *
ORAN' E.—On the 2d instant. Elisabeth Drake.
deciliter of Charles and Harriet Drake, aged 3 years
end 6 months,
D'oN A 1.,D.0N —On the 24 instant. Eliza Donaldson,
wife of David L Donaldion. aged el years.
Mee& R.T FIY..—On the 2d inv./int, Mary Ann 8.. Xo-
Ca-thr. axed 4 years.
Funeral from the residence of hia grandmother.
Mrs Patriot( Reynolds, Centre street. Germantown,
this (Thursday) afternoon. at I o'clock.
MAT‘INGKR--On the Ist instant. Hannah Met
sillier.. Milliliter of the late George Nlateinger, in the
27th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her meter. Phoebe
Ann Ill.!, corner of Peach street and Lanuant , r avenue,
H epronvit le. on Pridly aPernann. at I o'clock.
wo n the Int instant, I.' r. Henry Nor
wood. in the 46'h year of his age.
WATBO6I.—On the 30th ultimo. John Watson, aged
30 • " MIMS
Rf TT riNHOU9R.—On the 2d tont— John nernet, eon
HiNgithOMlll_ in bit nil Tr& or go
AIL
423 R
tfelM r
rehen e lll U
tratetfa ...L . ye? 16.
. ,e'Prlfitty InnteitiP, fit 10 Aramaic.
Tfrilme.—r i n the 22111 ultimo, Mary narvey Tinges,
i n the Slat year of her rite.
OURNING STORE, BESEON & SON,
DrAt. 9tB OH SBTNUT Street, are now *felling
Black crape maretz. at 23 and 3L cents.
Bigot baregea, at 25 and 313 a: nen%
Black 7-4 wide Larnaca. 50 and 1123 i cents.
Aegiond-mournin, nopit 3,23 ems.
Gray mixed lamellas, 1.23(0.
Bray mottled modenas,l234C.
Gray d wide madonnaa,
Black and white printed grenadine bareges, We.
Shepherd plaid real grenadine bmeges, We.
Black and white farm organdies, 25c. jal
rr—s-. • NO TIC E.—THE GREY RESERVE
1}..3 8.. ND. Cnarieu B. ooduorth• Couduotor. *in
meet THU lIRD AY MORNING. July 4th; at the corner
of WALNUT and ' , UNTIL at a o'otook. Purloins'. It'
POST - OFF , PHILADELPHIA
-11.3` .JULY 2,-166L—Thig office will to open for the
transaction of buaineas, on THURISuAIr, July 4. from
7% to 9 o'clock A. M.. and from 2to o'clock F. M.
The Buz .1 OST OFFICES will be open at the same
hours.
Letter Barriers will melte their naval morning deli
very. collection will be made from• the Lamp-poet
Letter Boxes the same as on ends y at 6 o'clock P.M.
C. A. ,
WALBORN.
j.B-St - Postmaster.
Err -FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
—THE ,YOUNG .111.13N'13 CHRISTIAN A3EIO
- will hold a1 . 1.1,11..111 MEETING on THURS
DAY. the 4th instant. at 10% M. in the . Baptist
Church. 8 ANSO:d'iStree t, below Ninth'. for the purpose
of commemorating, in a ehristke n , mainer, in these
eventful times, our great nation birthday ; and alio
for file nurPuee of remain% some Boilable arrangement
for eapplling the erritual errixte of ear gallant volun
..l, -2 - ' 'CAM 111FACitarlOptlf
PAiiilAk, .110 1 0. Mannli MOM til/OPPTI. ) 11 7 11 1 - 1
MIIII4 Gllsp3lo,m4 Other!. 7. ..m ee ss v o4.
tinned until noon, when .t +.411 be followed by fhb dilly
noonday prayer mdosting. 9134 E"
[TrOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.
PUILADHLPIZIA, July Yet. 11351
The Board of Direetors have this day declared a divi
dend of One Dollar and Fitt) Cents per share for the
last six monrhs. payable on and after the llth inst., at
their ( Wine. T WANT V-FI RBT and fiRES rN UT Ste.
orS-St WE. W. COLKET, Treasurer.
cTUNION MEETING AT THE CHURCH,
OF TEL6EVIPIiaNY HE FOUKTEI--
nion bleating - will be held in tba . Church of the
Epiphany, corner of 011.58 MUT and FIteTKENTIi
Blreele, on the FOURTH OF JULY. ate o'olook in the
afternoon. Siphon Fetter. of Renneylvania, Mahon
bee, of Delaware, Rev. Diehard Newton, D. IL, Rev.
R. Carden. and others, will deliver addremea. All
friende of the Union are invited to attend. 173-2l*
NEW YORK, JUNE 22, 1861
TICE is hereby given that a certain LETTER
OF ATTORNEY granted by IIANB fLZSOENREN.,
et t. Thomas, West Indies. to J. amino C ROOKER,
of the city of Philadelphia, has been revoked, and le of
no effect. - 11. HAAGENBEN,
jyg 2t* ' By hie Agent. T. Bland.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, JULY.
1, 1881—The Board of Direotom have this day
i dciEd a Dividend ror the last SIZ months of Tit KEN
Ph.R. CENT., payable oallth too-aut. olear of State tax.
jt2.3t 7. HOCKLASY, Cashier.
arOFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY. No. 406 Oft.49ThilT rtreet.
FIIILABILPIIIA.,Juiv 1. 1861.
At &meeting of the Board of Dirton held this dot.
a dividend of TEREIO PFR CEN T. was deolared on
911 MULL BMUS rill Mean iltT (I,[blai BBiil
f. e le All II e
RANI OF B E EN SYLTAPI
is bersur given to the holders of the Notes or
sal Eisele registered for payment on or before Map 23.
1861, thuthe dividend awarded thereon will be paid on
eremintation of slid notes at the °Moe of the sells
used. 407 LIBRARY BtreAt.(aeoond story,) between
the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
W. t•,. PATTERSON,
W. L. savAcie,
• J. D. TAYLOR.
Assisnees.
Philadelphia, July 1. 1861, ir2.2t*
. HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.—
The Commencement cf the Central High Schonl
I v
g i e niece at the Academy of Music THURSDAY,
July 11. 1861. The doors . ill be open at 9 o'clock A. M.
tticerollea to commence at 10. Tickets Yll rents each.
Private b-ixes nn firnt and isecond floor. $6 each; on
toe third floor, 83 each.
• The .balnime of the fund. after defraying expenses,
will be ape opriated to the 17o , nnteer Fund.
'Pickets will be for pale at the office of the Board.l3.
F. corner of Pixth and Adolph' streets, nt Sla , tien's
Book Store, Chestnut street, above Sixth; at J. P..
tiould's Seventh and Chestnut streets ; at Hazard's
Book dtore, Chestnut street. below Might h ; at Charles
Desilver's. Iff9 Illiestnut t treat below Twelfth. and at
the Academy of Music on Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday.
By order of the Committee on High School.
NOBBItT J. fIhfrIPFIILL.
jy2.Bt Seorttary of Controllers of Publics Schools.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
Railroad Company, Of fi ce •227 South FOURTH
treet —PutLszun.Pars. June 28,18 M
Notice le hereby given to the Preferred Stockholders
of this Company, that DIVIDRINID WAR RAN'II6 are
now reedy for delivery, payable December Et, 1862.
being 816.67 per share, which incOudes ah dividends in
anent . on the Preferred Stock. including that for the
Oearas6o. together with interest thereon, at BIX PAR
ENT. per annum from the dates at which they Me
oessively accrued until the maturity of the warrants.
Blank powers of Attorney can be bad at this office.
je2B 12t S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
ory. WE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
THE PROTESTANT EXCHANGE Southwest
corner SECOND anc NEW Streets. and take pleasure
is recommending it to the publicus an instatunon mush
needed in our city, for its oars in 'electing the beet
men women. and children as to character and quela
mations
; 4, 8,...ADD1Ck8,4130 Rao* street.
1 .5,..11t. SEI.OLE RS. Careen and Tulpehocken streets.
I U LIANNA RANDOLPH, 173,4 Chestnut ntreet.
-RDWIII KIRK PATRICK. 051 Arch street.
Dr. PAN COAST, 1132 Mount Vernon Street.
1 5 11 1 1 1 1AU r tilkl p ini
ii Mllll Vs rnotierkaL - ,
t
,U. Old V k.:11. Nor6b L il itsif Mi t- Fli r t
- ?WiIASON, 210 North-Pront street.
;M il e r nu " : l et .l . R ..,..usx '.hl tat " ute 4 F a ro i nt strert. kVaßtil.
... 4 AL wniTE. EMI Marshall street.
. .0. BOK Eft r lMl Market street.
' .R. RfCRARDSON,4IB Market street,
And over one hundree and fifty more, to whom re
iterates will be wen at the office. m730-3m
MILITARY NOTICES.
HE AEQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
City of Philadelphiq, July 3,1861.
GemBRA L. ORD ex. Igo. 11
Owing to the great space that will be required for the
parade of the troops cm 'he ith instant, the right of the
line will rest on Guard avenue, in Bro id street. instead
of on Badge avenue, rui derugnated in previous orders.
A. J. gLEABUNTOgi.
It Brigadier General Commanding Borne Gaud.
1 - HEADQUARTERS CAMERON RF-
C/MEAT, Col. RO3 ISFIELD Con m tedirie.—The
Base moment [Dribs CAA ERO.N RI , WI/SENT har
ing been completed. at Diamond Coltase. Camden.
the ea puns of the ont.stayine companies are hereby
ordered to match the Caine on FRIDAY, Jul, 3th. into
said Camp. to await there further commas dm.
B order of Co.. ROsEPIELD.
A. HAI N y .
Adjutant. •
Philadelphia. 4Wy 3,1!80. . It.
hBE A DQUARTARB 11011 E GUARDS,
CITY OF PHILAIIELPRIA.—Ronie of the Pa
lons octbe 11014 Y. tiIIAND on its mill °Vali.
i lIV iv ivrieo )WV rturifivviv , 4 - vrez un Pa"
clown Broad to Woioni, hi Aleut to ntontti
io. down
Sixteenth to rine , down hi to Twelfth. up welfth
to Iprium, down Ppruce V Sislith. up Eight& to Wal
nut, coven Walnut to Fifthoip .P.ith to Brown, up
Brown to Tenth. down Tenth to. Vine. tip ,Vine to
Broad, sod there dismiss. By order,
It BRIGesDit.R. OBNERAL PLEA ONTO?.
tiNOTICE! ROTIOR ! NOTICE !—AT
TZN'ION. CAPTAINS OF COMPANIES OF
PENNS YLVASIVIA !—, aptatns of Companies in
this State who wish tr have tneir Companies en
rolled for immediate service, . address ~ C ol. CELAN
TRY. Girard donee. Phitadelohis.' The Colonel's Re
giment is now mustering, and every Company can be
mustered forthwith.
P. E.—lt officers have dti, or 40, or 30 men. they can be'
mustered on conditions that will be explained. lt*
IREORUITS WANTED TO COM
piste Col. D. S. BIRNEY'S rid Regiment (Phila
delphia City Gnsrd,lst A rtillery) 1,400 'trona, now
in service near Harper's Ferry.
Unaccepted companies and men wishing to loin will
apply at No. 20 t North FOURTH Street, above Baca
street. Companies will be sent on to Join the regiment
aa fast as they are organized. .44-61*
COMPANY B, BLUE RESKEVEB,
will meet et the Armorj on TUESDAY snd
WEDNESDAY EVENINDS, !at 8 o'clockpunctu
ally. for drill. Every member ie et toole d cc, oe
freegoi, 1413-3 t" T. REYNOLDS. Captain.
1N111.15.11 MATEO Clitrillitiii=
WANTED—For the Vitra Regiment, U, 13. va lrl
—able-bodied, unmarried men, of good obareoter
atm morals, between the Iwo. of 18 and 86 years, to
serve for 5 years. FBI from 12 to 21 dollars per month,
with clothing, hoard, and medical see:piano*. Men
anoustonred to horses and riders preferred ; a minor
will not be enlisted without the onnsent of parents or
guardian. Apply at PrinorpaL Rendezvous., No. 115
South MGHT.II. Street. JOHN SAVAGS.
112-3 w• Capt./1d Regt. U.R. Cav'y. Rectg. Officer.
11,0 1 .'0 MEN WANTED FOR THE
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS. able-bodied,
between the ages of 21 arid 31 years, not less than
five feet four and a half inches high, and of good
ohamoter. Soldiers serving in this oorps perform duty
at navy yards and on board United States ships-of
war on foreign stations. All other injormation which
may be desired be given at the Rendezvous, No.
Xll South Fgor4T Street.
First Lieutenant W. STOKES BOYD,
Je4-1m Recruiting Orhoer.
W YETH eti BROTHER.
APOTHECARIES,
Will open their New More,
NO. 1412• WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
MONDAY MORNING, JULY lat,lBBl.
Having proyided every appliance and convenience ,
and poeyessing more than usual advantage and facilities
In
IMPORTING. MANUFACTURING, AND DIS
MMHG
everything pertaining to a MODERN APOTHECARY
STORE, they hope to receive a altars of public favor.
' 'Their PERSONAL care and attention will be given
to every detail. S,I-10t
F00,031.18v get Oolored Photographs
for el. Arebrotirees at all prittel. Album and
Visiting Cerd 1 hutogy , pbs. at a lower figure at
REIM SR'S gallery. SECOND street. above Green. D.-
POSTAUE STAMPS .- 24' ct ., 12 ct.. 10
at,. a ot.. end 3 ot. STAMPS for sale at this °Moe.
Exceptinr the 3 et. stamps, they will be sold at a dis
count of five per sent. jys-tf
UNITED VINEYARD PROPRIETOp t
co. (George Paliginto. Manager) COG NASL. x. "i
received. by the Ocean Skimmer. from , ftreedy, of
eh.timent of the above favorite " brand"
the vintages of POO,
tam 111/Z. 1814,100 sad ds-k.
in half; Quarter, and eightkyldi has induced various
1 he populartty , of thtsoMrh," and we now call the
of their trtereto, and to partionlarl• no
attenilon of the Tredfi, that all yacht, es or the Vine
-1105.111 Ulm?' INll^Oompany Cognac hu the name of
Proanegtuw, Manager," branded v in full. For
saGleeturltlr by
the " sole
ag- 711
LESLIE
rim 138 South FRONT Street.
300 (JAS L.LBLIE'S GINGER WINE.
—The attention of the Trade Is Invited to the
a b ove popular artiole. a light, pleasant, and refresoang
stomachic beverage ler lamily iste during the summer
season. For sale by t'te principal grocers in the oity.
J. . L)Self.. .
J 3 1m 13s Eouth FRONT Street.
200 0 ASES lINI'f.IOO VINEYARD .rEO
PRIsTORS COMPANY (George FehNnee,
Manager) COON ~ 0.-..-Jost reoetved per " Ocean Skim
mer. From 11.4deanz. 100 ottees (12 bottlee awl') very
One OLD BILANDY (bottled in Cognac, of toe ablye
well known and' favorite brand. the Snit trovirta
Lion veto the United ntatee under the new tariff. to
whoop we beg to oall the. attention of the trade. Sem
etes can be seen at our office. For sate on bnnd by the
sole agent.. J. M. Li.BLIE tr. CO..
/7 1 4 M 141/ISontA FAVIIT Bout.
RETAIL DRY GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BILK MANTILLAS,
LADE MANTILLAS, And
SUMMER CLOAKS. AT
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.'S
GREAT SALE,
AT Tar. PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
7415 CHESTNUT STREET
Summer cloaks at. ...... ...Hi CO. Worth 415 00.
Summer olo%ki at.... 2 00, worts tl 00.
Strived rummer cloaks—. 5 00 worth 10 00.
Silk coats. 10 50, worth 16 00. .
Silk circulars.. —. 960, worth 15 00.
Lace ir.antiliak.-- 50, worth 10 OD.
Lim - 6Oh irnith /I 491
111106 6111111114.::;.; / 0911T 0 0 11 *
LllOll voluuw.r.4 PI I a ref
Float rusher Pointa and Maui ilaa, at an equal 16 -
duotion from value. 171. at
PRICE, FERRIS, &
NO. 807 CHESTNUT STREET,
Atill.oonfinue to RETAIL their large WHOLESALS
Write& of White Goods. Linens. aces. and Embroi
deries. at price, which must make it to the interest of
every one who may want anything in their line to give
them a call. as they will lave at least 25 per cent of the
usual cost by so doing.
7ACONE723. CAMBRICS, MULL& NAINSIOO/EB,
TeiRLETANES, Owl:sass, Fitericli
BELILQA NTH& (IONA& FIGUR 04D isWIB9EIS
FOR DABQUEa, E.M.BEOID'D SKIRTS. FLOUN
CING& DGINGE3, BLE.EV.n& Et•iNDS. INaGRT
ISMS, COLLA.Itie, VALE.NrIE NNE AND OTstElt
LACES, VEILS. MI ITB. HANDKERCHIEFS OF
ALL RINDS; MS STING, Pit LOW AND 811.1.8. T.
IRIS LINEN, ABU/4 CLOTHS. NA EKGS% -TA
BLS DANIA' Kt. 0 11CICABA.CIC LSD OTHER
TOWELS AND TOWELING&
N; B.—A few ehome renl thread and Cambria Lace
Pointed; at about half price.
Anew lot of trimmed and plum net undersleeves.
- " "'beautiful styles Val. lace handkerchiefs.
ALL VERY CHEAP.
PRICE, . FERRIS.' & CO.,
iii-1m ' ilO7 CHESTNUT STREET.
WHOLESALE STOOK
m_os
u*zzunv,
HOSTERY,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANOYGOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
' TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
FOR SAT:VI AT RETAIL,
FOR (DASH.
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT. RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
• AT RETAIL FOR CASH.
The Subscribers offer for vile, on end after
THURSDAY, 6th INST.,
NO. 409 MARKET ISTREET, NORTH SIDE.
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE,
110..409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE,
NO. 469 MARKET EITREET,'HORTM SLIW,
FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P.M.
ST6OX OH GOODS
Ftlll+ tilloll,
1T
LESS THAN viTIOLINALE PRIM.
AU kinds of
COTTON HOSIERY NEEDLES. PINS,
GLOVES. ROOKS AND EYES,
LACE MITTS, SKIRT BRAIDS,
ZEPHYRS. TAPES. BRAIDS,
SHETLAND WOOL, COMBS, BRUSHES,
SPOOL COTTONS, PERFUMPRY,
BUTTONS, UNDERSHIRTS.
(Of All Desorintions ) Merino, /co.)
A Full Assortment of Dress Trimmings,
BTjRNETT, SEXTON. &
SWEARINGEN,
je6-1m IU. 409 MARKET STREET.
NEW MANTILLA STORE.
The most splendid SILK MANTLES in the nib.
HOUGH. & co.,
le6-2m 25 SOUTH TENTH 8 1REET.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the richest qualities ever seen,
at the elegant New Store,
25 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
•
Jes.2m HOUGH & CO.
nROANDIES AND FRENCH LAWNS,
cents.
PO pieces open to-day, 12% cents.
These are all feat colors.
Dark French Lawns.
Lawns of neat styles.
.E.YR`z t LANDELL,
FOURTH and A RCH.
EYRE & LANDELL are prepared to
emit
rot Tourirs with—
trailla TratellinE.Droosec
firfo'SVP s:r
110YRE & LANDBLL WILL USN TIIIS
MORNING—
Blank Fetes Pointe., •
It/sok Lace Bournotts.
B Bak Lees Mantles.
FYRE LANDRIL, FOURTH and
A Reg, open io-dity the genuine Mozambique of
the preeent fashion.
Mozsmbiques 34' wide.
Mozsmhiques Yard wide.
Mozambique' 2 yards wide.
CASSIMEBE3 .AND BUMMER GrY)DEI
' l .-/ for Men's and Boys' wear.
Light C.ssimeres and ''unimer Stiffs.
Bow's Wear and Vesting!.
A Fine Stook at Lowestrriee
Km.h.
CtiOrti, CONARD.
1.27 R. E. r-onnar HINTS and MARIEV.
111 CENT GRAY GOODS.
•-• 26 cent Barium
6g cent Fienred Mirage Anemic
76.20, and 25 oant Finest Barnum.
Black Barer's, Tamartinee and
C Crepe Maretz
re7r nn . E. couptit & Orreßß .
por. NINTH and MARLLA?.
A BANKRUPT IMPORTER'S b; TOOK
of Samples of Linan Cambric Handkerolliefe. in
hem-stitohed. sheer-corded. and embroidered. from 10
romps to 01 cents each; a great bargain. purchased a
mullion for tough m lin Mil in ijinipme inj r pnlif
Vi...0.1.•t0,
fit0.11T11:—IIR/41111
SILK MANTLES ! GR&Y DUSTERS ! !
French Lana Mantles and Points. Very tow prides
for Cub. .
Fine fresh Moak of theae roods in our
LARGE NEW ROOM. SECOND FLOUR.
N. B.—Mohair Mitts, Hoop Skirts,
R.
and Handterotilets
obeau.
int 7 . COOPER & I.ONA 0
8. E. oar. NINTH and MARKET.
FRENOR LA.ON POINTS, BOUNNOUS,
AND MANTLES —A large stook to be sold at less
than wholesale vices: We cannot be undersold in
these good'. OHARLIts ADAMS Ir. SON.
ego•
EIGHTH and ARCH Streets,
i,tritlMEß BRAWLS.
• Silk Border Char Barege Shawls.
Striped Silk Chan' Shawls.
White ii4TOKIS and Grenadine.
Light Paisley and stellar'.
Black Siik and Broohe.
SHARYLES3 BROTHERS,
jeZI IHDITS UT and EIGHTH. Streets.
WEQUITO 'NETTING; all colors ; Tarle
an. all colors. for covering Classes; Plaid and
Swiss idealize. at Irtioleeley ken.
. .
CNA ' ES ADAMS & 80N,
EIGATIII and AR.CEI !Unman
5 7,1m,..D.Lint flint
P- A PHU.
motet Ind Wh i rs Frenot SUL
Drown end WWI." Yuma' Bilks.
Greenand White Frepoti Saks.
Purple end White French Silks.
SO dos. fides- at $1.60 per doz.
50 doz. White Silk Gloves, 26.3. per pair.
!dewy goods reduced very low, to °lose out et
JOHN H. STOKES'.
jet 709 ARCH Street.
SUMMER. GOODS.
Ica Blanketa—ht own:14o Battings.
Colored Tarlatans—tkaas aturts.
Bathing Goods-81ip Bo!lands.
Furniture Chintzes—Eibade Boßands.
Bathing Towels—Russia Crap h.
BHARPLEBB BROTILERB,
Jett CHRBINIT7 sod BIGHTIit Stresta.
RUMMER STOOK OF DRESS GOODS AT
PRICER ACCORDING TO THE MMES.—Poplin",
Hareem Bilk Chollirs. half price - Challis Delaines re
duced from 25 to Iltio.; BunneCtuntses reduced from
12K to 80.
Special attention is requested to our stook of Organ
die' and Jeoonet Lawns. whioh we aro bound to lose
out at a tow figure. C L ELAR LES ADAMS & BON
leJO meals and ARCH Stree ts.
F RENCH LACE VEILS.—A choice lot
varrparaigcel
et
a bankrupt Importer, and
for atire s !tt
CHARLES ADAMS & SON.
Jeep EIGHTH and AROo Streets.
HSTEEL & 80N,
A__•• N 0.713 North TENTE(Street, above Coates.
Will sell the
BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE DRESS DOODS
At ettli greater rednotiong in vie°a than they have
ever before made. and at
MITOH LOW R PRICES
- - - -
than any RETAIL-WA OL • • ALE ROUSE in the oity.
Fancy and Poi:dant bilks, very cheap.
Vary oheap and good Black Sag.
Choice Dress Goode of every variety.
Fine .11 moron and Organdie Lawns at MC
LACE MAN I•LEd, POINTER, DOURNOUS•
SILK AND CLOTH. COATS AND Ai eiNTLLE.
le/ GREATLY UNDER COST PRICKS.
SPIGIAL NOandTIOE
On after this date,lr
101 t rILEY &
EVEI Y POSSLBL E
GABE PURCHASE/Li sz R OOOh Y th G eTw i na u l r i v ,
Beincdetermined to
G E ,„"tf t ,d,„Tip r i _*s Cilks for la oents. worth EMS
"I".S.Uor Bilks G oods ,r / well worth $1.05.
awl ftio.'o Itureure shout one half their
Grease
YIP* Mixed Goode, In every variety, from d cents ear
ere to SO cents._ _
BLACK KLEE, RIC It
rni &ND LUSTROUS. VERY
Ct.A.P.
Neat Black Brocade Bilks, double Isoed, rso,&e.
rhit Lames. Calicoes, Cassimeres, Cloths, Vesting',
&O.
Li etr i Al l , lu i b le n g'Crartliotit lth gx e pl r ititN. ka•
Prenoh Lace Maalox, Pointes, Shaw Eugene&
Cambria Lace saantles Chantal& Lace Goods, &e.
Black Coets Mantes,&o., in ever 7 style,
At V#o l RN EY ar, CHUMPS,
P. E. Corner *BMX & *ARMEN Eta.
pAsE AND COMFORT.
4 A. TiLEOBALD asks. Who can please or snit
everybody t
Snob enersonprobably never was barn. Bat those
who know when they are salted in BOOTS or BBUBB
are invited to sive him a call, and Vie who neve r were But ird before_rney be stilted now. ele at his old
plow . 808 COATNB ntreet. fell dm
rrEig ANTI7SLAVSRY OFFICE HAS
4- been RI , MOVED from 107 North Path street to
No. 106 North TIiNTR Street four doogi above Arch,
west ide. in Dr. Beaseig's new buildiLllrt where can be
bad. ail ate current maniostions relating to the subject
01 slavery. and where will hereafter be transaotrid the
usual business of the Penaavvanta Anti-Islaverp
deo'. . .
OA= Paturyttra, Ban AND Mum, ix
the Gits. at at Saila TIIRD Stmt.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
M . L. HALLOWELL& CO.
IMbIENBB
WHOTZISAT , TI STOOK,
SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES, Ao., Alko.,
FOR SALE
AT E RETAIL,,
Ott f!?..??.... mj4.. th.
No 333 MARKET and OV North FOURTH Streets
Jai •tukthJ6t
GREAT S4LI OF SILK 00A.113 AND
MANTILLAS, and Bummer Coats and cloaks,
and Tome Mantillas and Lace Points Mot.L.ROVS.
11 South N Grafi Street.
Chintz floaters, reduced from $1 to 50 eta.
Barese Ang'ais Cloaks. reduced from 82 to 81.
Beautiful Bummer Coats, reduced from 88 to $5.
Stlc Coats beautiful. reduced from 816 to S W.
Bilk Ciroulara, reduced from $9 60 toy 86 60.
Lace Mantillas, reduced from me .0 se es.
Lace Points, reduced from $8 to 84.
Lace Points. reduoed from titii Rue.
. Black Mika, Immense bargains ' • '
Black Brocade Poplins at6o ota. per yard, cheap .at
ffi Gray Barest, A nglais at Mit eta., cheap at 10 eta.
Gray Lavellas at BMs , cheap at I 2) eta.
Rich Organdy Lawns at UM eta.
Prot Mozambisues, r2Y, am. cheap at 25 eta.
Rich Pactifro Lawns 6.8. and 10 eta -
cloths for Ladies' C orks and B rye weir, cheap.
2,0 0 Shakers, all sizes and shades from auction.
The cheapest and beet assortment m the city. SO
dozen Jouvin's Ktd Gloves, at only 25 ota. a pair.
(Mean at tO ets, -
Sq32-tuwas3t M L. - SLR OY,II B. NINTR area.
NNW !PUBLICATIONS.
NYNBW BOOKS.—.
I For sale, by - •
• SAMUEL HAZARD, Jr.,
72¢ CaNB I'NUT Street
BINICLE'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN
ENGLAND, VOLUME TWO---from the aecond Lon
don edition to which.is added an alphabetical index.
G 250.
_9.4QF;RITATiONO ON MILITANT LAWS AND
Wad It th,l Anglita flab fir centaur,M State!, Ell
D, DO Goyim of one - yolurnp,
TitE CAUSES OF' THE ANIRRICAN CIVIL
WAR. A letter to the London Times, by John 10-
throp Motley, author of The Dutch Republic, eco.,paper
10 cents.
THE BEA—the uevr book by Michelet. Author of
L'Amour, tranekited from the Prenoh. One volume
li
BOOKS, LAW AND fiIIitUELLANEOUS,
new and ohl, - bonght, sold. and exchanged at the
PHILADELPHIA-BANK BOOK STORE, Pio. 41S
OHESTN UT Street. Librariee at a distanoe purchased.
Rhone having Books to sell, if at a distance, will state
their names, size., bindings, dates, edition., prices,
and conditions. WAINTED—Books 'Printed by Heaps,
mm Franklin, as well as early Books printed in and
upon America. Autograph • Letters apd_Portraits pur
chased. Pamphlet Law. of Pennsylvania for sale. Cats,-
lorues,pram soot free. I.,ibranes appraised by
fell-tf JOAN OAMPBR.LI,_
MILITARY GOODS.
COTTON DUOIC,
SUIT4BLE FOR TENTS,
PDX /141.1.1 DT
. -
FROTHIMIUAM & WKLLS
Mlle! It
COPARTNERNICIEV NOTICES: • •
IVOTIOE.—The interest of JOHN B.
GARRETT to the firmof E. C. &3. BIDDL At &
CO . ceases this first day of JUL.?, A. L. 1861, he having
withorawn from the firm by mutual consent.
' The Nisi , eau will be con tuned by_ the remaining
partners. under the firm of E. C. & J. iit.t EDWARD C. BIDDLE,
JOHN BIDDLE
113-31 JOHN B. GARRETT.
rITSSOLIITION.—The Copartnership car
ried on by the undersigned, under the style of
WM. J. & CO.. at the CHINA NALL. 629
Chestnut street, is this day dissolved.by
Either of the , ate partners is authorized to settle the
business of the late tirm. WM. J.
EPH _KKR.a.,
JOSKERR.
PHILADELPHIA., July 11,1351.
DISFOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The partneribip heretofore (mint= between
SAMUELe. 'FROM PBON and SAMUEL N. JENKINS,
under the firm of THOMPSON & JENKINS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm will be settled and wound up by Samuel S.
Thompson, at the store, No. 604 MAN KE P Street.
SAMUEL S. TfIOMPSON,
SAMUEL II JENKINS.
.Philada., June 7th,12d1. jy2-d If
ntBBOLUTInN. The copartnership
hsretofnre subsisting between the usdersigned.
under the firm of P. oral N ER & CO., is this day
dissolved. by mutual consent. The bu ousts will be set
tled at the old stand. Nn. 9 NINE and N 0.1213 I'HAW-
B !CARY Streets, Philadelobts.
J. P. STEINER.
• FRANIIIR F. WOLGABnITIL
HENRY VOLLMER.
Maeda., Jaly 1,1881.
COPARTNERSHIP FOEMED.—The un
dereigned hive this day entered into copartieralup
under the firm of
WOLGAMUTII & RALEIGH.
Being snocessnia to the Iste firm; of J. B. STRIPIER
& CO. 'We will continue the budges. in the same
branshlss as heretofore_, at the same pima. No. 9
BANK street and I - 2 STRAWBERRY Street
F RANICIPI F. WOLG
MAURICE. RALBIGIL
Fhllada., July 1.1661. • hi -1m
IMITED PARTNERSUIP NOTICE.—
I Ws. I.kt usisseismil_ resident. Cuf the oily Of
Ithiletteplat neYSI MINI lip
t t git e :Lo Y
relative to limited partnership," passed the twenty
first day of March, A. D. 1831. and the supplements
thereto; said partnership to_be oondeoted under the
firm of PATTER•ON & BOULTu•, for the purpose
of doing anti carrying on a wholesale wine and liquor
bustnuse in the city of Philitdelph a. Jonathan Patter
son Jr . residing No NM Girard avenue, and hdward
Roulton. residing ei o. Walaee street, both of the
Olt, of Philadelphia, are the GeLeral Partners. For
tunate .1. Fi..ueira, alto or said city. Is the +Streets)
Partner, and hes oontribated to the oommon stock of
said part nershipi the sum of forty thousand dollars.
bald partnership to commence on the first day of July.
A. D. one thousand eight Mindy d and sixty-one and
to terminate on the flint day of July, A. D. one ttitou
sand eight hundred and inxiy-six
JON u.TII-N TTER/30N, Js.,
EDWARD BUULTON,
General Partners.
FORTUNATO J. MU PIRA.
j S-tuitthrst • Rvenifil P.rtner.
LEGAL
STATE *OE GEORGE BARTON, de
-4 oesaed.—Letters Testamentary upon the Estate of
(bOftGb BA RTON, deceased. having been granted
by the Register of Wills to the under/sly:tea. all persons
indebted thereto will please make payment, and those
having claims or demands against the said .Estate are
requested to make known the same. without delay, to
MARY M. BA ETON,
& 80 UTE( Street,
Or to her Attorney, ED Ve'flo. A. LESLEY.
liJ:1112r 2/9 path POITATA ?treat.
INSURANCE COIIIIAIVIEN.
FIADIE ENSURAPICIE OOMPANY,
4015 CMHITYIII7
FIRE AND N INLAN - HINSHRANCF..
17114C7015.
George W. Day.--of Day & Matlack.
net Wngtit—_---." Wilda Bros Jk,
Bircey—.— " Davis & Birney.
Henry Lewis, Jr_ " Lewis Bros & Co.
C. Riobardson.— "J. o,flotre.& Co.
Samuel T. Bodine.— —Pres't W_7ollllllf Canal Gooey,
E
Jno. W. Evernian— —of J. W. •erman & C•*
Selo. A. West— " Wed & Yobee.
T. S. Martin-- . " Savage, Martin, &C.
0. Wilso c =s—..Attorney-nt-law.
E. D. W ...of Sibley, Molten & Wootraff
Jae. Header, Jr_.—.No.lo.ll Green street.
GEORGE W. DAY, Preside t.
FRANCIS N. .BLICK, Vice President,
WILLIAMS I. SLANCEARD.Searetsrv.
SAVING FUNDS.
Q,AVING FUND—UNITED STATZEI
P.- 7 TRUST COMPANY, earner THIRD sad CHEW:-
NUT Streets.
13117EREJST FIVE PER CRNT.
6,R CRAWFORD, Frosident.
4 . 4..N1ES R. HUNTER.. Seeretary and Treasurer.
umoe hours, from 10 nmal a o'clook.
Tell 99gingy it fril pidaiht u oar iiroutim‘ to Do
SAVES.
LILLLEIS SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. P 1 South SEVENTH Street, near the
ranklin Institute.
I
the undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Llilte's Celeb rated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire andßurglar roof Safes, (the mill
strictly fire and burglar proof sa fes made.) Also, Li
lie's
strictly
led Bank Vault. Safe, and Bank
Lilhe's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be Look
Lithe
to order on short notice. This is the strangest, best
Protected, and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, partmular attention is oalled_to Lillie's Nee
Cabinet Safe for Plate. Jewelry, ho . This Sate Ii con.
'Wed to s3orpals in style and elegance any thins yet of
fered for tOtO purpose, and is the only one that is strict
ly fire and burglar _ proof.
Brutal. Noric--1 InIve_IIQW on hand say twenty ed
Farrel, fferring,_ k Co.', Safes, moat of them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
°omelets assortment as to sizes, and all lately ex
°hanged for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very fow primes. Please call and el&MIlle.
la2S-tsar M. C. SADLER. Arent
C 0 A I . GOAL I
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR LEIUOR ADD"
SCHUYLKILL WAL E r
31
.aer'
BysirAßD N. HALLOWELL,
J el6-wfm-6t 139 WALNUT STREET.
WIRE & GARDNER,
WILNIORE, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.,
nave on band, and osn sapPli at ahort notice.
CHERRY, POPLAR, ASH,
AND OTHER
..LUMBER.
Addrese aa above, or call on
WALKER- &iISORVER,
• . CObl3llBBlON bIECRODAerre.
. .
hi It': . MARKET STREET.
„••
FOR SALE
A limited amousl4 the new 3.000,000 LOAN, In
•nma to mit putikii* for Rale 57
JAY COOTCR & CO, '
11e ROUTH THIRD 8T R KR?. lUltiim
PURE PORT WINE.
FOE BALE BY
0. H. MATTSON,
ARCH 'AND TENTH STEEETS.
Jeg
A OADZMY Or: MUSIC,
BROAD and LOCUST Streets
CONCERT BY THE YOUNG LADIES OF THE
MADISON Oh AMblart 9•CHOOIL., IN AID
or THE V01, 1, 1 9 11EKR. 4 .
THESDkY t VENING, July 9, 1961.
Mr. 0. F. Bengsrt, our Great Pianist.
Mr. W. Hill. our Great i enor, and
M'S/ chair, our Great Soprano.
have kindly consented to asalat.
Conducted .Pr , f. John Bower.
Great--
. A. Bachmann.
Admission 25 cen t s
D o ire open at 7 o'clock. - To be commenced at 8
o'clock. .Ic4 Bt.*
GRAND UNInN FIREWORKS , corner
OF MO , NIO ot ARCH' and TWENTY-FIRST Ste., FOURTH
T.
Accommodations for 20,0 5 0 People:
Superintended by Professor JACKSON. BECK'S
BAND in attendance.
TRINIT. , 9I TABLEAUX OF FrRF,
Including Yankee Poodle Routing the Rebels. and
the Ppm T. mule- which the figure of Viustonston
Lltnijipswan or the TI awl 1011111 ° f nilyer
NAL Pei gals of all e►!rising
Ittlrez HOtelisi Commune fiL 1111111 k . laic'
VVALNITD-. 4; llStßa l THRATBE.
• rouRTII ARD LAST WEEK.
TO NIGHT and EV. RY N G 'i his Week,
HOOLEY- AND CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS.
With tile eritat Como Trio,
BRCH. BROvirms. and' COTTON.
The unexcelled Quartette.
CAMPBELL, GR. BREVES and MELVILGE.
Together with Messrs. HOWARD. CHARLES,
AWNS. &o.
New Songs. Choruses, Datum, Plantation Scenes. Bur
lesque Opera. Cormmalady. sod Faroe.
To conclude will TOE M AcQUER A.DE B a Lir,
Thursday, THE GLORIOUs FuURTEI OF JULY.
Two Grand Performances
AFTERNuON AND EVENING.
For particulars sec bills. jjl St
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
ME!MMI
FOURTH OF JULY WEEK.'
801rtIfFRN RABELLION and NUBIAN WAR!
Both r xhibitions at a oh entertainment. every even
ing- this week. Three Grand Exhibition Fut . TWl'll. OF
JULY.. Morning, e.r 11; Afternoon. 3; I.:veiling 8.
30 NSW vlt.WB Oa THE REBELLION.
Admission 25 cents; Children lb cents. jTi 6t
pI4INN6Y.LVANLA ACADEMY OF THE
Ms Matt. 1025 CHERT . NuIf *h-eet; ie open
dail Pendays exoepted, from PA. M till 6 P M.
Admission 26 Cents Chiloven under twelve riare,
half pries. Share) of 6t0cie",330. 1;1
T 1 OLDZKOM I1)US!,
- 11
BRIGANTviE BB &CIL
Is now open for ftoardere. The &-hi. and tcnnnins
aro fpOdi Ann bahing an gond as theta Is on the tneest.
-ttz litil‘stat Atli 1.1
hMitrak AIM!, 'ha 'Latino - per Will ukto POMO
to Mao hie Di:totem swrial - 9flitvle, it nm 1 -
been kept by lease Ilablzkose. , . . solo aerol311412•117 for SO
Tears: -
P.O.—Board to nit the times.
iit-et* F. & 1101,0ZR'OM.
From Philadelphia to Atlantic and beak-- $1.25
From Philadelphia to Hammonton and back— . I.®o
From Philadelptita to Egg' Harbor and back.-- 1.00
GOOD FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
• Trains leave VINE-STREET FERRY at 7.30 A. 31.
bra 2t - JNO. G. BRYANT. Agent.
FOURTH. OF JULY
FrttlitigiON•Z-Fit LLB OF
scauyuKlLL Alio
SA HICK° • By kidiKe Ave •
nue Passenger Railway oars. to these delightful and
romantics spots. - passing near Odd Fellows'. elesaresd,
Mount Vernon. and Laurel 11111 Cemeteries. 't he Gi
rayd College Passenrer Hallway c'o. oars run every four
fflimitta
_from itrigg:.ll inn JIR O Eli - anvil TM Arch no rev. rIIMS 31R4
64,1,„... Po.; , 6.14.-; - 1.. I,l_lor
Z;wM3
agatFORT DIM /WARE-ORA:ND
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
Anuuny r tlaT DRLAW&RV..—The swift and wen
modioug , 'ape Mar steamer G FORGE Friini GTON,
tieptain W. Whilidin. Will leave aroh-street wharf at 2
o'clock, and hleitargee's wharf. Kensington. at 2
o'ol ck, on the afternoon of r RUMMY, the 4 h day
of July. Procerding cows the river And bar, Yrzll make
en excursion around this spl-noid Fort, now in full
garrison. Returning, will reach the ear at en early
hour in the evening. Fare for the excursion, to cents.
jy3
adroit DOWN RIVER.-BEOUL&R
LINE AND DAILY EXCURSIONS.—
Steamer CONANREY leaves first pier below ARCH
Street, daily. et 73( o'clock. for Chestvr. eelltlnitnra.
New Castle. Delaware City. Fort Delaware, and Sa
lem. Returning, leave* Salem at D. FORIT at 2
o'olortk. Excursion Tickets trod from 3d to 6th 60 ate.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURAIO6I4, by MAJOR
REYBULD, from ARCH Street wbarf. at S o'clock
A. M. Returning, leave Salem at 4, and Fort at a%
P. M. Fare for the k xeurewn. SO casts. ..192 St*
a_ wifWEST OHESTER AND
PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD—
VIA MEDIA.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS. .
Fxcureioa tickets to Wm CbePter and re:nrct. 'rood
from July SY to ath,"inclutive. will be cod at the ticket
office. N. E. corner EIGHTEENTH and MARKET
Etreeta.
Fare for the round trip, on , dollar,
jy / 4: BEN MeV:FOOD. Elope r't
FOURTH OF JULY
EtinematEXCURSIONS TO CAMP
WAN INO l O‘ l , Eitift•Ore..llSTEL SEEM. ALLEN
'', OWN. MAUCH CRONE, aad the LER OH cum..
REGION.
The NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD COM
PAKIr wilt issue EXCURSION TICKETS to the anove
points.
oOnD FROM Ist JIILV TO Bth JULY.INCLII;VE.
From its Mikes, at WILLOW street and BERKS
Street.
FARE FOR THE ROLTITO TRIP.
To 82 601 to Allentown... —.....82 25
To Bethlebem:—.._ 2 001 To Man It CuripX.-- S 6 , 3
These excursions wt affor i an eutiortnoity ofspend
ing the "FuiiRTH" amid the realttr of llllllttary Or. Inn
Lite. or of enjoi mg the rommotia hearty of the 'teener:
along the Lehigh. and Inhaling theattrigoiattng braezes
among the mount Ins around Malawi otiunk.
- • - - • • • - • •
No xxoursi-n %ticket...x.ld on the ear;
Th_ettki 4 L e..A.V F. WILLOW STREET.
111.111 A_ M_. tlll M_ nil 1.11 R. Nl_ litku _Barbi
INTOD4 41fNUIT 1111111/11111114111,
iffq
- READING RAILROAD CO.,
Office, ud 7' South FOURTH&reef.
• PATI.J.II II LPIIIA. Inns 28,1861.
.RXOURvION TICKETS
Will be issued between all maw, at REM
FARES. Rood for all wseseneer f r ,
June 29. to Monday, Inly 8 IBM. inolosive.
je7B.6t. Wm. H. Mol 1.11 Fos N
AMUSEMENTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
EXCURSIONS
ArtigiMM MMS
FOR THE SEA-SHORE.
I •
MUTH. OF JOEY.
ATLANTIC CITY,
EXCURSION TICKETS.
SEA
irel jZ4 4 FOR CAPE MAY.—Thr
;swift and comfortable Bay steamer
" tiou not. W A SHIN GTON." Captain W. WhilIMA
Playas A rob-street wharf. for Cape May, every !Ito
day. Wednesday, and Friday morong at 934 o'olack.
Return ing, leaves the landirm every euesday, l hurl
dayr_and hattirdisy morning ar 8 o'clock.
Fare, carriage hire i.oiuded..--, ei RI
.•
servant's. carriage Aire included 1.26.
Freighttaken at the usa,l low rates
First trip on Friday. July 8.
VI RIM gFOR THE SEA-SHORE
—OAM D Rtil AND ATL A NTIC
RAI LRO d D.—On and after MOND +V, June D.h,trains
will leave YINB-BTithET PERRY, as follows:
Mall tram _ _ _7 30 A. M.
Express train--. —4.00 Y. M.
Aoonmmodaaop fie P. M.
RE l'uaratte...easevse ATL ANT
Mail 45 P.M.
r.
rare iv WM , it ieQ STIP liffrep il l or
three dem. 81 60.
Freight moat oe delivered at COOPNWS POINT by
3 P. M. The Company wi 1 not be responsible for any
goods until received and recetpted for by their Agent,
at the Point. JORN G. BRYANT.
1515.11 5. rant.
WANTS.
$2,000. -
.n T e w . o . sums of this amount to
v mhi n sr4 l .i. e irtViral a Nii.
jilt-40th. 30 10 s 3 BEAUS. West.
RhiPLOYERB WANTING• YOUNG
bleat, &0., are invited to addreer the" Emiloy
silent Committee," at the Rooms of the Young en's
Christian Association, 1009 and 1011 CFLEAT
Street. ae3-rim
FOR SALE ART) TO LET.
Es • KOH SALIC u/S. Tu LZT—lhe old
set established Busineas Stand, known as CHINA
HALL, opposite the rme ffooep; has been ropmdered
one of the bast business stands in the city for the last
30 years. It is 'limited in the tos•. part of Chestnut
street. and suitable for both wholesale and retell.
Terms easy. Apply on the 'itemises, to
;y2-3t' J. KERR.
WA- 4 •11 1 .t.15 sILIS 110.141 1 —A
mg sized HOULIIS. In s good t ILeac MM. So ...S
-peed Sabo per sortum Beat oP rirerenose given. Ad
dem "Tenant." office of The Press. 109 Or
a TO RENT LOW—Furnished or un,
BEL fartuthed, for six months, or longer. if 'lathed, a
large and convenient Ptuuss, No 7119 Aron street.
.119919 to A. P. and J. H. ROAM, 9i6 ARCH
Street. le 19 ef
OHESTNUT-STREET HOUSE and
RM. STORE to rent,—The desirable basins= lamben t
HSI CHESTNUT Street. with dwells/ attached. Apply
at 431 CHESTNUT Street. 89U
ai GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO
RENT.—To Rent, the term ;did oorontodione
modern-luit Roam,
loth
of ARMAT Street and
WILLOW Avenue. loth gas, bath, hot and ool_d wate,r
and all the-modern improvement.. Apply to OEIII7
IS. TA RR. 710 GREEN street. Philade lphia, or on the
vremisee. ane-tf
.1 TO /ON T.-4 rare opportunity is
MIL offered to a competent manager of a Boarding
Rouse by the undersigned. who offers to rent the pre
mises form,- rly known as the ONILTED STeTe.f3 HO
TEL.. eituated on CliEbTfiCT Street, above Fourth,
oPPosnte the Custom House. 9he house contains forty
rooms eU of trnich , nre partly furnished. The din
ing -hall is ninety-five feet in length. bees des kitobenk
pentriek and every other convenience that can be de
sired. The premises have been fitted up in a com
plots manner, and are ready for immediate ocatioancy.
To a proper person. having experience, a PrOfitable
business can be done. To an acceptable tenant the
terms will be made reasonable. For particulars &Dirty
to JOHN REA, on the grill:uses, between the hours of
mid 3 o'clock. jell-mtnelOt
VILENT—A very desirable STORE,
on the Nlnttl-street front of " The Continental
Hotel." The Store at Ninth nod ttanoom streets Oiltpil
e a y adapted for a bums and HA/WM Meyer.
fu to
Southwest NINTH and Saittlitlit
FOR 71110HANGB.-A 011010 E TRA.OT
of good ammproired farm land in the State of New
term. coneement to the aityontl be exchazred fet
elty mds- ornaetty. .11.1rDIT at 11.111 FEREJLAL moot.
tf
FOR NOW YORK.
Raritan CUI MOSIRNEW DAILY LIIVE, 'Via Dslawara ant
Philanalatna and Nor York Exeter Steamboat Ildiant
pant will reive freight on /lad after MOIND.A.Y.2ka
Lun. . nt. an d a,ve daily at P. M.. delivering their goes in in New York the following dale.
Pre, gh ts taken at reasonable rate'
t,
Agen
No. la 'SOUTH WH Et , railadeleda.
JAMES HAND.Agent.
oatt Pion 14 and 14 HAWN. AMR. New York.
macFOE NEW YORK. -- TEX
Philadelphia Steam Proveller Comeepe
will 00212teenee r their Nothings . far the Beacon on Mendel
Utak lett
Their ateeMerle are new marring freigkt et ab 4 .14
Pier above Wait:Et street.
Wen= aeooramodattne. Apply tie
M. BAUD
*es steetioewo.....". A .e•anw •
IiAVAN A IaGAS.B.--A
1 1 000 , 001 -Paboioe asiortmeots oomvriaing
some attic most celebrated brands in the 'Havana mar
ket. each as Flaw. 41410.11111, Verdad Espanola. Nes
tato, Black Bea, Panotup_ello, &0., &o t Ale°, Ficaro
and Garcia Cis modes. For sale low for oath, ateld
tariff prices, bi uk, importer, cRARLtB
iert-irn • No.loo 3217ALteirr Btrewt
aINS.—A small invoice of Hides, Sheep,
wad Goat .Bkiam, Juat reoeivect from me we s t r n _
Cas t fizy sale by JAII RETCILK & CdRaTaIUS, 4011
sorb vII , VIII.IP litrseht
CLAItET WINZ—In casks and cases
of the brands of Bt. JIIII6D, Margaiti. Beat-Brion
Ponlago, Forests hi JAUKETCb & CARSTAIRS.
NO. 209 NOWA PRONT •tn.aq.
Olive Oil in white
O w e
clan V it*UtFlel us l P A r ril e i l i d d e i Irc k e 43111 Por
ieSi No. 902 4outh FRONT street.
CL,sII.IX.
Atent N. P. R. IL Co