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BY the steamship Great Britain.
LONDON, July 6, 1886.
To he Editor efLhs Union.

To the Editor Of hs Union:
My letters TO you, per "Cambria," have, doubt
less, reached their destination before this
The revolution in pubic sentiment in England,
with regard TO the President has continued 10 ex-
tend, since last Monday, until IL is almost complete
In every respectable circle in this metropolis, he 10
now spoken OF as an exceedingly ''eleyer" person
age-deyoted to the best interests OF his country. As
the American minister remarked yesterday, nobody
hereafter will ask, who is James X. PokP" In
the estimation of the proudest nation In the world
vide Websterl he takes his stand by the side OF our
most lllustTious presidents.
Il seems TO me, when look around me, that the
era of good feeling has in reality arrived. Every
body is good natured Peel hamonlzes with Rus
sci, and the Duke Of Wellington with Cobden-
and the former ultras of all parties and political
cliques concur in the opinion that America after all,
is marvellous proper eounuy-not unworthy oil
It's paternity
Guizot is in rather an Uncomfortable FIX" and
his organ is in world Of trouble, lest the instability
Of the British government should result IN the ruin
of the realm, and in the CONFUSION of all Europe.
Guizot with many ofthe requisites for great states
man, has, nevertheless, conducted himself either
with the mbeclllty of idiot, the dishonesty OF
a knsve, in American affairs No premier was ever
in less enyable position than HIMSELF at this mo-
ment France, in sefdefence, must dsayow his
policy; England, like the tabled reynard, has sud
denly contracted so violent cold that she cannot
speak IN MS behalt and the United states uetes'
him, and will loathe his name in all coming time.
In less than twelyemonth, his warmest admirers
| will have cause TO exclaIm:
"oh breathe not his name-Isf IL rsstf in the shade,
| Where cold and neglected his fortunes are laid"
Thanks to Heaven! the day Of our trial is past.
II We desired any other conquest in Mexico than the
| CONQUEST OF DURABLE PEACE, there 10 not a voice
| among the nations Of the earth that would dare 10
raise itself against us-not a sword that would be
drawn from It's scabbard As our neighbor, howey-
or, Processes to be republic, 1t is duty TO make
| her depor herself az such, with becoming dignity
She should not by her repeated outbreakings, be
permitted TO reflect dscredit upon form Of gov
ernmenL This far, at least il is imperative upon US
TO exercise control over the blood Of Old CASTLE on
our continent
| You know not how delighted was by the tdings
| brought yesterday, by transient ship from New
York, that the appropriation for the ocean steamers
had been carried through the Senate. lfyou meet
with our honest friend Col. Johnson, offer ham my
congratulations upon the subject. am more and
more convinced that this great national enterprise
will prove eminsntly successful.
| A postal arrangement must be made with England
and France. With Germany 1t can be readily effect
ed.
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other whig papers, making to-do over a con.
tract with some gentleman IN Philadelphia for
some $4,000 10 80 600 tent poles and say that such
supply would be sufficient for 400,00 troops
From some knowledge on the subject, | know
the statement Of the Courier 10 be Untrue. The
usual capacity OF soldiers tent is intended 10
accommodate SIX soldiers. Il takes 1--WE poles
to tent. One ridge pole, with two supporting
poles set in front, and two in the rear, al proper
inclnaiions, 80 as 10 resemble the gable ends OF a
house. II we divide $4,000 poles, the amount OF
the contract, by hve, At will give poles for only
about TO- 900 tents, which, multiplied by six men TO
tent, will be only sufficient for about go 900
troops When we consider $4,000 volunteers have
been authorized TO be raised by Congress, and
that officers tents larger, requiring more than
Ave poles 10 a tent, and that many are liable TO be
broken or lost, cannot sec anything exuayagant
or unnecessary in the contract What becomes Of
the Courier's statement of supply for 100000
mem
Wheat in Buffalo is selling at IS a 50; canal
boats are
The stock market was heavy to-day, with slight
decline in railroad bonds.
1900 bales cotton sold; market is more brisk,
without change in prices. Flour was more firm TO-
day, and moderate sales we're made at 81 l2t
"a 1872 for Genesee, and ~ TO "A 06. for Michigan
8 1000 bushels western States mixed corn were sold
at So a 50 cents 300 bushels Jersey rye sold al 90
cents; no sales OF wheat 10 any extent sugar quiet
mess pork is better sales al 50 62I; prime sales at
IS; lard 6rm: prime, in barrels, nc! TO 6ii do, in
kegs, at 81 to 7c.
Sterling exchange inactive at last quotations
Freights without change. The paeket-ship Hotun-
guer sailed to-day for Liverpool The freight Of
the Great Britain was very large. Her pAssenger
list was also respectable. had both from the con.
signee. The keel Of the first ocean steamer Of
LOO tons was laid to-day The progress Of steam
is onward. Yours, &c, C.
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The Nrw RErvBLrc OF Rio GRAsps-Irs PRO.
GREss.-We find the following important announce
ment in the 81. LOUIS Republican OF the Ilth inst
sin conversation, yesterday, with gentleman
recently from Santa Pc, We learned fact which has
not heretofore been alluded TO IN the accounts from
that quarter Before this gentleman len Santa Fsf
Gov. Arnilo informed him that there was at that
tune measure IN contemplation to form new conf
federation OF States in northern Mexico; that theyl
proposed to declare their Independence Of Mexico
and then TO unite as repnblic; that, 10 secure the
cooperation OF the department of New Mexico 10
TINS new enterprise, MIR. Haekns, a lawyer Of soma
celebrity, from chihuahua, had visited him a SAINT
re, and developed the plan to him. The States Of
Lsoaiecas, Durango, Sonora, T.maulipas and Nuev'
Leon, now united in one State, Coshuila, Chihus.
hua and California, parties 10 the contemplated
revolution, and the object Of the mission Of Mt
hsekus TO Sants Re, was to enlist Gov. Armijo nj
the struggle Gov. Armllo is Understood to have,
returned an evasive answer, hcavinS il to time 10
determine the most poIsi6 course for him to pursue
Meanwhile, MIR. Haekus was ssi,l in New Mexico,
preparing the people, Us likely, for the events IN
progress; and there can Be hSsie aoabt. separ'
ton has been, or should be oonsamrased that Sann
Re vii form part Of The reppt1ic--anless, in
deed the United States shouA snkorcs the clam
which she has SET up, by insisting upcn the Rio DEL
Nor's as the boundary ine up TO, ard s,sug TO- me
town OF Santa Fe- The immediate becsration oil
independence, and the ssssbhshsssse 81 a separate
republic, By the States named, nasy have imPor
tani bearing on own Interests u sAss snsrter o.
The worid-the object OF al ear Vr~s~as sxsr,iop'
beng, 4 - papable, to esi po-ssxssa 81 - .rgs
stios Of Cahfornis, and Othsz tsssrsbas .sctiOnsF
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UNREASONABLE coMPLANTl-Whilst the friends
of the tariff in the Senate have all the argument to
shemselves-pouring out speech after speech--and
wearyng out the public attention here, and spread
ing their speeches broadcast over the land-whils
they are decaiming, day after day, on this subject
and the friends of free trade in the Senate are wait
ing for the queston-whilst this extraordinary spec
tacle is presented to the world, We had hoped thai
one paper at Washington might be excused for
throwing in, now and then, word the other side
And yet there are men who complain of our inter.
ference-who would muzzle the columns of the
Union, and would take the whole feld--both the
Senate and the press-for the cause of protection,
Is the torrent of words to cease Are we new
err to have aotion' never to take the question:
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The New Orleans papers by this evenings mail
contain nothing later from the army.
We find the following in the Della Of the 18th
inst:
FROM HAVANA-TWo DAYS LATER
BY the schooner Eleanor, arrived at Mobile on
Monday, We have received our files Of Havana 20.
pers to the 4th inst The dates are only two DAYS
later than those received by the McLane, but our
files are from the 18th June.
On the Both June, the Spanish brig yoven GRECO
RIO arrived at Havana and we see her reported from
Vera Cruz and sisa, but we find no news whatever
brought by her.
The Diarlo Of the LIST instant, in speaking Of the
health of the city, during the month of June saws
that 296 cases Of yellow fever were made known
VIZ: ~ at the public hospital established for the pur.
pose Of receiving those attacked with the somiio,
and ia at the private houses. Out of that whole
number, only IL died-s from the ~, and 9 from
the PA. The number Of cases exceeds that of last
year considerably. In June, I645, there were only
IS cases of yellow fever. Other Diseases according
to the report of the Diario, are likewise abundant
The number Of vessels which arrived OF Havana
during the month Of June, was l2l--out of which
~ were American, 81 Spanish, and Ill English
only men-of-war--l American, Spanish and Q
English s'- - -
Vessels cleared during the same time, were 1872
viz: AZ American, 60 Spanish and IL English---oul
of them Spanish msn-of-war, and English
The number of passengers arrived in the same Pc
Rod was 664-76 from the United States, 474 from
Spain and Canary islands.
The sugar market continued dull, prices ranging
at , to reals per arrobe for browns and yellows
good to SUPERIOR and 81 to 10 for whites, ordinaT
to superhne.
Coffse-Very scarce, at IS to sss for 100 lbs, d
inferior qualities.
Exchange.--on London. 90 days, ISL to 16 per
cent prem; New York and Boston, q TO 3 per CT
Prem'' New Orleans, short SIGHT, 4. to per cent
prem $751;.
by private lst.er shown to us we see that Capt
Howard's statement in reference 10 Santa Ana Isl
eorrooorated. at is generally reported" says the
letter, that Santa Ana would leave on board tn,
British steamer for Vera Cruz on the 10Th in order
to prosecute the war against the United States"
Inc brig Hope Howess advertised for this port
was delayed, IN order to walt the arrival Of the
steamer from Vera Cruz, and bring over the specie
apd passengers she might have for this port. Tb.
steamer should have arrived at Havana on the 9Th
or Hh-consequenty we may hook out for the Hope
Howes, with the latest Mexican news, in a day OF
two, probably to-day.
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cnNGRESSlONAL

In the Senate after the expiration Of the time al
lotted to morning business, MIR. Cameron spoke in
opposition 10 the tariff BILL
Aher short executive session, the Senate adj
journed li tomorrow.
The House passed the joint resolution, providing
that the public printing should be executed by con-
tract. Other matters, of no great moment, occupied
the residue of the sitting.
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Mr.. Sesborn Jones' after brief visit to his State,
resumed his seat in the House today
Mr.. Harmanson, after a short absence from
Washington, appeared in his seat today.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Journal OF yesterday was read and approved
Mr.. WHEATON. from tho COMMITTEES ON En-
rolled Bills, made report.
MINERAL LANDS, ....
MIR. Y0Sr, from the Committee ON Engraving,
reported the following resolution; which was read,
considered, and sdopt,d.
Rsssrst That 1000 extra copies Of the map accompany
ing Doc No an which has heea printed this session kr
farnished Tor the Of this aenss
Mr.. @. s. HOUSTON subsequently, moved a re-.
consideration Of the vote the ground that there
was no good reason for the printing
The vote was net reoonsidered.
rosr-sourR.
Mr.. BROWN, OF Virginia, on leave given, offer
ed the following resolution; which was adopted:
R,,sses That the Committee the Post oaes ana Post
Roads Instructed inquire into the exp-disncy Of
tahshng postrope from Blaekxville in the county c
MonOngsliA- Virginia, to Warren in said county
ssar or GOVERNMENT or LOUISIANA,
Mr.. MORSE earnestly appealed to the House to
take up At this time = Joint resolution, which Che
.aid) had passed the Senate, and which, unless il
should become law q, this session, would render
the object in view entirely nugatory. ...#
Afeer brief explanation by Mr.. MORSE,
The House, according to hrs suggestion, took up
the Joint resolution from the Senate, authorizing the
sale Of lands At Baton Rouge, in the State Of LouIs-
ana for the purpose cf erecting the necessary gov
eminent buildings for the State Of louisiana, the
sost Of government having been removed TO that
place.
The JOINT r,solutiOn having been read twice, was,
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by this Evenings southern Mail.

The New Orleans papers by this evenings mai
contain nothing later from the army.
We find the following in the Delta Of the l5tl
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ERRsrus.--In the report Of Yesterday proceed
lnss the vote on tho demand for the previous CUES
ton when MIR, Norris vas IN the ehsir) was IN.
gentleman states, ayes 80, noes IS, and rot aye,
So, as enormously stated. SOs quorum voted
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Il consider the cotton manufactures not only to
have reached but to have passed the poin, Of com
petition. | regard their success certain and their
growth a, rapid tie most impatient could well
expect
There rs a country not undistinguished among
The nations IN which the progress Of manufacture
has bees far more rapid than in any other and vet
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The journal having boon read
ConsusioArIos sNoN rnE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate report
from the Secretary the Navy, made IN eompll'
anee with resolution Of the Senate, calling for the
correspondence between the Navy Department and
Capt Il. A. Layalette, while stationed at the navy
yard al Memphis, TeDnessee and inqulrlng into tbs
ofthe transfer of said officer which Was laid
on the table.
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Mr.. KING, Of Georgia, made an Intellectual effort
to call up resolution heretofore introduced, Provl-
ding for the printing Of 5000 extra copies Of the re-
port on steamers.
Objected TO-
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az REWARE OF oils FOR THE HAIR They

h7-BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR. They
debiitate and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated. moments reflection
will convince any sensible person of this The use
of oily matter causes more badness than all other
causes Ladies, remember this, and let your toilets
he furnished with the Balm of Columbia-a spiIitu
Gus extract of the most tonic and asringent roots
but no akaes whatever, with the most fragrant per-
fume. Near two hundred cases of late and positive
re storation of the hair by it, reported by living
subjects and nearly all the fashonabes use it as
perfume and purfyer even if they are not losing the
hair. Immense quantities are sold only at Il Maiden
Lane.-New York Express.
For sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Baltimore-sts, also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. g. Thames
street, +. p, Baltimore. 1t
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lust RECEIVED, all the MAGAZINES
80 for June, most splendidIy cmbellished with ele-
CANT engravings, viz:
illustrated Magazine, four beautiful and original
steel engravings-rare gems.
Godey's Magazine and Lady's Book.
Grahams American Monthly Magazine.
Ladies' National Magazine
The farmers Cabinet; Litel's Living Age, No. l06
Hamlet, Tragedy in five acts
Blanche Livingston, tale by Mrs. Holland
Henry Russell, or the year 1000, novel;
May Martin, or the Money Diggers, Green Moua-
tain tale.
Seventh and last No. of Life in London
Another lot of Shelley's Poetica Works, in rich
bindings, and for sale low.
0L3- Also, the WESTERN CONTINENT for this
week, rich number. Call at
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
1t 4, S and JARVIS BUILDINGS.
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G3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
the Office vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE-sT,-as
MAMMOTH BILLS office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. SC.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed Offsctes with latest styles of type and new
for doing work, in eUerystye,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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BY LASH NIGHT,s SOUTHERN MAIL.


The New Orleans papers of the 18th inst.
contain nothing later from the Army, except
the following rumor:
Three Hours Later from GalUeSton. The
schooner S. UildS, Captain Jones, arrived in
our port yesterday from Galveston, whence she
sailed three hours after the arrival of the .4Laba-
ma. She brings nothing new 1t was report
ed at Galveston that draft had been ordered,
comprising one.fourth of all who were capable
of bearing arms.
twas currently rumored that General Tay-
lor had returned to his camp opposite Matamo-
ras. We place little fath in this report, as
there has been no arrival from Point sabel at
Galveston later than the .alabama-Bee.
Volunteer Companies Enrolled. Up to IL o.
clock yesterday morning there were 35 compa-
MES oil Volunteers, numbering 1892 men, mus
tered into the U. States service. OF these, two
regiments, numbering $3.50, have left for the
seat of war, with the exception Of one compa-
ny. Two other regiments, numbering SAP, are
awaiting suitable vessels for transportation.
Another regiment is rapidly filling up.-BuL-
letin
Requisition on Virginia. We learn that the
Governor of Virginia has received requisitlon
from the Secretary of War for three regiments
containing 80 companies of II men each, in
Guiding officers
I'm Editor Dro,cned. A terrible flood occur
ed at Staunton, Va, on Saturday last, doing
much damage. We regret to state that VIM.
S. Ward. esq, editor of the Harrisburg Repub-
lican, was drowned in attempting to cross a
swollen stream.
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{h9-BALTlMORE SATURDAY VISITER-CON-
TENTS: Conclusion of the stirring story of the
Jews Review; LiFe's Chances, the Jude, the Jade
and the Jaior, an original tale by j. Austin Sperry;
Poor Pauline, by ]. G. Whittier; Mount Vernon, an
original poem; Father Heinrich, by Lydia Maria
Child; Editorial Janusism, 4th article; Considera-
tious of war, appropriate TO young men; notice of
the war between the Sun and the Patriot; ac-
count of Torrey's Funeral; Letters on the Wing,
No. 3; the Age Of Reason; Wonderful Discovery; a
Well filled Hum0rists Book; the War News; Deaths
and Marriages. Markets, &c.-making an admirable
present for country friends. Price singly cents
Der year 81 so or 81 for eight months. Office No. 10
North street, where various Newspapers, sc. are for
sale, m22-2t"
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

appointments by the Governor. We have
heard we'll authenticated rumor, that the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed officers
in the two regiments of infantry, to be raised
by the State Of Maryland, under the requisi-
ton of the President, for service against Mexi-
co-Lieutenant - Emory, of the Topo-
graphical Engineer Observation-Disclosures
General; Capt. George Hughes, of the Topo-
graphical Engineer Department-Colonel, of
one regiment; and - Thursten, President of
a Bank in Allegheny county-Colonel, of the
other regiment; William ii. Watson, of this
city-a Lieutenant Colonel, in Col. Hughes
regiment.
The To,cson Rifle Corps. This spirited COM
pany of young men have increased very rapid
iy and now number eighty-fve on their roll.
At meeting of the members held yesterday,
the following gentlemen were elected officers :
James G. Marriott, Captain; Orlando Wood,
LIST Lieutenant; j. w. Williams, 2nd Lieute-
nant; Isaac Purnell, 3rd Lieutenant; Thomas
T. Stansbury, Ensign.
Fire. The alarm of fire about half past 5
O'Clock yesterday morning, was caused by the
partial burning of the brick building, situated
at No. lie North Howard street, above Null
bury street. 1t was occupied as Steam Llun-
dry by Mr. Burton, who, we learn, was not in
sured, but his loss is small, only few hundred
dollars. The building belonged to Mr.. Pa
trick Dinsmore, and was insured in the Fire
mems Office. The damage done to the build
ing is principally in the upper story and roof,
and about $1,000 will cover the loss. 1t was
no doubt set on fire. The activity of our fire.
men saved the total destruction ofthe building,
and the adjoining property.
Charge Of Arson. Officer Kres, yesterday
arrested negro, named Henry West, on sus-
picion of having set fire to Burton's Steam
Laundry, No. is North Howard street, yes
terday morning. He was taken before Justice
Jas. L. Armstrong, who committed him to jail
for further examination.
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ap7-3m EUTAW aad l. LOMBARD!
OF NOTICE-Negroes

AN OINIHtA UT NOIIO E-NtgTUtS
w A very likely muIatto Girl, IL years
to serve until she is IS years of age-she is fir i
country and well grown for her age, she has bf
customed to wait and assist in the house, she |
good seanpsress and an excellent waiter, al
come well recommend, her present owner 4
no use for her. Also fer sale, dark mulatto
years of age, to serve until LIST of January, leil
is an excellent house servant, nurse, &c. "A
sale, girl 90 years of age, to serve l years, "a
country, good cook, washer and ironer, az
come well recommended. Also boy Is years
TO serve l9 years. Also boy 10 years of age, I'll
IL years. Also, boy II years of age, to servfi
the LIST of January, 1859, he is good waiter, 81
For other Information, apply at
LIZ. SCOTTI'S Intelligence OFF,
m No. 10 Exchange Pr
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6g-JACKSON MONUMENTAL TOWN MEET
ING. The undersigned take great pleasure in an
nouncing TO the citizens of Baltmere that at the re-
quest, and upon the invitation of the Convention,
charged with the duty of causing to be raised Mon
ument to the memory of JACKSON, the Honorable
WILLIAM l.. YANCEY, of the House of Represen-
taves of the United States, has kindly consented to
deliver an Address upon this interesting subject. The
address will be delivered at Monument Square, on
SATURDAY, the 23d inst, at O'Clock, p.
The undersigned are sensible that they would he
doing injustice to the feelings of the citizens of Balt
more, did they make any attempt to awaken public
sensibility upon occasion interes ting the pre-
sent The veneration felt for the departed Hero and
Patriot, will ensure general attendance.
A. MILTENBERGER,l
]. HOOPER, ; Committee.
moO-4t ]. w. WATKINS,
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

UppOslIt BaTHUIH 3, BaII WUs J
h5-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md. Console
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1886
$50 447577I IS 4 81 Is "a So 35
9 and &c. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each S25
Al and "a, being the 81 and 4h drawn Nos. each 20
81 and II being the 9Th and 9th; or and rs, be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each ~
Is and 81, being the 9th and l0h or "a and SO, be-
ing the 18th and 18th drawn Nos each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.