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OF the day-but that was all. On the Mexican
question, some of the newspapers have put
forth several article, but none of much import
ance.
4 ITALY. We have received letters of the
9th ult from our correspondent in the CITY OF
Rome. No event of any importance had oc-
Cured there. The new Pope was making nu-
merous small reforms, but the great questions
had all been submitted TO a council Of Cardi-
mails, and Interior measures were postponed un-
til the report of that body was made. In the
meantime the greatest tranquility prevailed
both in the city and in the provinces; and,
as the new Pontiff is deservedly popular, no
fears were entertained of that sound state of
things being disturbed. NJ Rossi, the French
Ambassador presented, on the 4th, his creden-
tials, and was most handsomely received by
the Pope.
presume you have learned before this, and
perhaps announced 10 your readers, that the
government of Naples has, by ordnance, re-
Guced the duty on fabricated tobacco from so
ducats 10 s ducats and quntal, and on leaf to-
tacco from 10 TO ducats. No exception is
made against Virginia tobacco, and the United
States will consequently profit by the reduc-
1 ton.
/ SPAIN. Our accounts from Madrid are of
the 10th ult. The committee appointed TO
! prepare the codes had completed the portion of
its task relative to the organization of the
courts ofjustice, which it had presented to the
minister of grace and Justice. The Heraldo
states that it was Tumored new cabinet was
about to be formed, under the auspices of M.
Castso Orozco, for the avowed object off pro-
noting the marriage of a Prince of Coburg
with the Queen. Messrs. Murlllo, Bravo, Sci
jas, Salamanca, and Concha, were to enter
that administration. The Heraldo declares
that there is no truth in the report, and adds
that marriage with the Prince of Coburg
would offer no advantage to the country. Ac-
cording to the same journal, the revolutionary
party meditated movement at Valencia, bus
the authorities were closely watching its man.
euvres. The Revolscao of Lisbon Of the 4th
inst. announces the discovery of Miguehte
conspiracy at Vizeu, and the occurrence of dis
orders at Palmeira and Braga.
MADRID, July 10. The treaty between this
country and the republic of Uruguay has been
published 1t contains formal recognition of
the republic as an independent nation, renounces
all rights that Spain pretended to have over il,
gives complete amnesty to all Spaniards and
others that took part against the Spanish ge-
vernment, land declares that treaty of COM
merce shall be negotiated as seon as possible.
1t is considered likely that the elections cam
not take place before November
| BELGIUM. The treaty with France has
been approved by the Chamber of Representa-
tives and sent up to the Senate, where it will
be reported upon this day.
! The war of tariffs between this country and
| Holland may be considered at an end.
GERMANY Mr.. Donnelson, the new
American Minister, in place of Mr.. Wheat
stone, has arrived here, and before this reaches
you, be will have been received by the King,
and have presented his credentials
Immediately on the American Minister an
nouncing the blockade of Mexican ports; it was
acknowledged by the Prussian government,
and publication Of it ordered to be made wher-
ever necessary. In the Hanse Towns the
blockade was also instantly recognised.
RUSSlA.-The Augsburg Gazette states
that the Prince Royal of Wurtemburg arrived
on the 29h ult., at the chateau of Peterhoff,
the residence of the imperial family of Russia.
Our own private correspondent at St. Pc
tershurgh, states that the marriage oil his Roy
al Hghness and the Grand Duchess Olga was
to take place on the 9th inst, CAST Monday,)
but that tie reioicings in celebration Of It
would not commence before the 25th
Our correspondent states that the Russian
government was in CONSERVATION at the appre-
hended total failure OF the present harvest.
.. PASSENGERS
In the steamship Hb rnia-Chas Wight, Chand-
Ter, Winslow, Capfer, Hutton, Hood, Wider, Col
Bahnersa, Chas Vidal, Roman, Armstrong, KeRney,
Grunt, Former Shelby, Monroe, PauisOn, Robson,
Farran, Shaw, Underwood. White, HanseI, BuInars-
chiff, Dollhouse, Gawpry, Stowe Uunbar, Ctitten-
den, Becher, Renard, Hayden, Draper, Robertson,
Dauuyle, Hammond, Aid, Plat, Lebreton, Fletcher.
From Halifax to Boson-Stanton Hoffman, Fen
no, Taylor, Huntington, Bolles, Robertson, Yell,
McAulay, Marraway.
RKETS.
LoNDoS MONEY MARKET, July lS. During the last
fortnight considerable business has been done The
money ket, and the value of both English and fo
reign funds had been fully supported. ..5
The pay ment of the July dividend had brought
great sums of money into circulation, yet many
current circumstances do not remove the torpoT from
those malkets dependent foreign trade
The premium on Exchange Bills had not recovered
from the depression of the last few weeks. Bank
stock had been in greater demand than the other Sc
cuftes.
left off at 2Osl 10 269, three per reduced annui-
ties So; Consols for money 95t; for the 9Th of Aug.
96; long annuilies l05 l6; per cents annuieS 97s;
India Bonds 20s 10 25s.
In the foreign market there had been SEINE extern
sive business done. Marked advances have taken
place, particularly in Russian and Brazilian bonds
The closing quotations are as follows: Brazilian 5
per cents, So; Mexican cent bonds, Issued 1896,
81! for money; Peruvian per cents 49,
Spanish per cents 3iL; Portuguese per cents,
46; do for the account 45 GrensGa 2l the deferred
q; India bonds 20 10 a5 shngs premium; Exchequer
bills 10 snilEngs to II shillings premium.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 10 Our mar
ket Keeps perfectly steady IN price, with perhaps
slight tendency upwards. 1t will not be necessary TO
make any material change in the scale of our quota
tons. We look with much interest to the confirm
ance of full consumption for the remainder of the
year.
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