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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10.

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FRoN BRAzIL.-A letter in the North American
dated Rio Jsnslro. Msy q. says change Of Minis
try took place the I'm Inst oni IRON
the ChNmner. thsre will be another dissolution and
new election The fesul; Of Lord HowdeHs mission &c
BaenOs Ayres Is snxously looked for
Darn OF A JuDGE.-The Baltimore Patriot Of
Thursday announces the death OF Judge James hsr'
wood he for many years one OF the judges OF me
Orphans Court OF Baltimore City and County
~ Mr. Secretary BrcHAsAs has returned e
his POS; a. Washington.
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Innrf Calendar. THIs Day.

SUPERIOR CoURr-At II oclock-Nos % 50 il 81
q 40 Al As 81 81 So o. o. 90 3 10 p 70 TO - a. 80
COMMON P1EAs.-Mondsy-Psr Nos 81. ~ go,
81 S. - 300 n. ~. Is. %. Part mos. $40, 90
Il2 1876 l4O li2 2l2 PA 2i6 ~, q, H. B. a. - o.
- 70 So % 100 IfG las Us SCI 2lS, go 2if 81
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~ On Thursday evening an attempt vas made

rrO Thursday evening an attempt was maze
nv .oms ,coundrel, to FIRE the building OF Mr. i"e'
corner of Pearl snd Prospect SIS Aeoheehon o. '"''
,,s, va. pl,eed near the pis1Is bur fortunately W"
discovered IN time TO prevent shy dsmsge to the ou'u
-, M y.,e, o,r. reward Of SO fer the discovery
ofihe perpetrators.
~ Mr.. Hotchkiss. we understand. Is now aoe
N yak about the house and In complete possession
chi. phy.es faculties. HIS brain, however remains
the same.
rxorysrs-Coroner Abrahsms was yesterday
l,s N view The body Of Charles Doekersy Who died
-, .r5ssnly AZ 80 Furmsnst The jury returned
xsrdic, of death from causes unknown Inc a'O
80 a. inouest Al the Atlantic Dock on the body OF an
Inovn nan found floating near the wharf From sp-
nearsnces he had been In the water Aoou' "eeA-
Verdict Of the Jury found drowned
po,,cr-Pstrick q Brien was arrested yester
~ nv oficsr Wright Tor being drunk and di'ordery
Fxsrnined and committed TO lal Shiss bsN "a
.--ss,ed bv officer schmidt for being disordery IN
s1inss ana discharged Csthsrine Lord was Srsst
"a bv ofi.er Coleman for drunkenness CeEuil'eH -
~ John Burk was arrested ~ omcer h,s-Ns - ~
sssaul, ard battery. Examined and = ~.
- D~uSbsrty was arrested by officer COMBS tor as
.s,l,i,r her husband Required TO give security ioi
rood behavior and u keep the peace Tor one
800 pa WAS arrested by officer Woven Tor ooihs
drunk and dsordery. sent 10 JAIL hotnss N"rqsy
wss arrested By the same orhccr Tor drums ennse ~
sninss and sent 10 Jamaica, where be belonged
Amos Stephens wss arrested by officer >cnmidt ioi
drunkenness and disorderly conduct hNsmneo' ols
CHARGED ana cent 20 New York Ssrsh "u'Su Nss
arrested hg officer Sulwe tor being drunk ana usoi
dcrly sent 10 Ne~.NO Pierre De Chsuk was AZ
rested for disoriery conduct. Examined sud commit
ted oseph Bsily arrested by otcer lawson 10,
drunkenness and vsgrsncy Pound guilty aud sentenced
IS days common jail Al hsrd labor.
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busincss Notices.

Milky WLsHs ORArIoN- full report Of this mos,
singular startling and original Address reported BY
w C. Hamilton sppesrs in the SvsrxSSssE, Az II today
All who admire bold thoughts esrlessly expressed as
well ~ those who venersie the peculiar principles OF
the great SUerEsRANEAN ORAros should be prompt in
procuring copy. Ohice - Annst
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ERRArA-ln the article 90 Deansy' signed BY J.
Foster, NJ D. In yesterdays paper. several errors
occurred 10 the lith line from top, Hockton should
read SOeli0s ; in the aih paragraph second line. in
6rmness in texture should be in hrmness Of texture
10 the 18th line from the close Of the article, editorial
communications should be editorial oOranaedati0ss
and in the last lins but Great moral evils carry
with them the Condiments OF their own destruction
read the KU9iAesls.
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and is said TO resemble that Of the Silver Mines
Mexico. Several such discoveries are reported
where one eventually justiHes the expectation !
has excited may write farther after seeing
H.G.
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~ Last day Of he Living Skee Al he Americs.
Museum tcns fail 'esirg hm. Tbi. sneinoon snd eve
compsnes In the city including The Orphean Family he
Shaking OuskersS Nc
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u The Independent Democrat, published
in Concord New Hampshire has contained some excel
lent sketches OF the prominent members OF the Legss
of that State In the las, number We observe glo
nous sketch Of JAMES WILSON, Freedoms last great
svorie which We shall future nms transfer to our
eolpnns
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nv ELECTRIC TEIEG RAPH.

PHILADELPHIA July ?. lsi'.
The Southern Telegraph is broken The maH
has falled beyond Raleish.
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Com PESs-"RcHsLIEU" rSUMFHANr.--H ssng
ped ged ourselves give the public hrstrsie pen Al
reasonable price. oder the RicheAea" for -. They
viii wesr well aud last as long - those SOLD al IS %
elsewhere They can be bad Of Y SAVAGE, q! Fulton
81 sud nowhere else. 0her gold pens from Is Geo" 10
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IfTTsBuRGH- july TT I, "
We have had heavy rains for the last forty eight
hours which have caused still greater depression of
business than previously existed. The river however
IL rising again ard will offer increased facilities Tor ship
pers This morning the wesiher IS pleasant again.
b,vs M Alterations in quotation. IS give The market
Il completely fstenei Flour 10 nominal this morning
10 the hands Of holders and dealers seem unwilling TO
purchase on any terms The supply OF Bacon Is very
light sud prices range from "a to D for shoulders snd
TO = for Ham. and sides 10 barreled Provisions but
little doing holders firm.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

IscESDARIsx-Abouth half past - o'clock on
Thursday evening hrs broke out in stable owned BY
Mr.. J. Brady, on Rsymondst near Fulton-svenue' and
notwithstanding the fire companies were promptly on
thu spot the flames were NOT extnguished until the
building vas q heap OF ruins Two horses were de-
.troyed BY the Ere and understand that M Bradys
Io.. |, somewhere near 500. be insured 70 the
amount Of 400 IN the WILLIAMSBURG Insurance cOnpa-
ny.
u Rev RUFUS w GRIswoLD. d. d. will
preach - morrow aernoon the Baptist Church Pier.
ponts, REV. E Z. L. Tsylor's) Service to commence
a. o'clock
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CHEsr RArEs CBEW Bans We are right glad 10
hist RShinssu At De.brosse.st toesr Canss, North
Ryer) well paironzed Werecommeni salt battle par.
cusrly these bot day. Fridays from nll 10 at spsn
for Ladies. Open from sunrise al n O'Clock 81 night
BEAUTIFUL Hs,D o. HuR-we have seen great
macy propositions used ,he hair but no, thu, We
could admire recommend 20 the community. Bot sree
the introduction OF the Csbraifd CtHoe Hr Crsa@ into
city, snd witnessing the application Of Il upon friend
ofours few day. since feel that Il would be doing
the public Injustice especially The sdie') "ere we ooi
express opinion oil no IN need Of m
article dress and hesutfy the hsr 10 keep soi to re-
move dir, and dsndruf give dsrk rieheoor cen
not be better satisfied nhey search the city over
than TO purchase bottle Of Or. K. Psrsa Cos Csle'
brated C,nsss Cream. ~heh cso he bal OF he following
Druget,t. 81 Not. $50 500 SO and ny Broadway Sosd
cor Four,hst sna Bowsy i6s wes' Broadway s. Cori-
,sne., III and 20 Houston. between Norfolk sLd suE
IN 4 sta
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Il The Roger Williams, Capt. DegrOot ar
rived ten minute. before 3 P. N yesterday We are in
debted to her for copy OF the Albany Kniekerboeksr
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Things In philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA July ., ls47.
We have been looking for rain all day as me
weather Is cloudy and gives assurance o. noN.y
shower Al ttsburRh II rsined al DAY yas~rasy anu
the storm seems 70 be travelling 70 the hsst~Ia
The market for fresh ground Flour has exno.ea "a
improvement % lay and 20oO bos sold a. - ~ ines
were salss Of 100 bbls Western a. - 10 y - o-'
higher figures are generally sssed. sales NV POI.
Penn Corn Meal =, s. Rye Flour Is o1ered a. ",
Wheat IL held AZ On 100 but sale Of good req was
made at 10 Corn but hide doing. Penn. Yellow msy
BE- quoted 20 n Is Cotton inactive. but holders no.
disposed % make concessions Groceries wi,ooL'
movement Provisions dropping. Meas PORK neid sle'
Lard selling At 10 Oc. sales 60 casks Rice 81 ,; % d.
Whisky In bids AZ p cts.
There no msteriAl change In Stocks to-dsy sna
lair business done.
SALEs or srocEs-Fira Board and AhsT-5oo0 Penn
g =, 1000 Rssf Bds b5. 70 1000 do NV 70 w
Girsrd b. 10 and 100 ~ -. s. Fem Cop. % SyoV
Tex Bonds y. 100 City "a b. 81 1000 - % :.
Am Bs l23 100 Girsr1 s5nw. ~ 90 do. w. 49, .
Schuy Nav IS 80 Read. b5 q 1000 Read BIDS %
100 Read. IS SO 50 Flem Coo. ~ ICON Cana, -
400 Ches Del t. 80 1000 Loan C. o. Do. lot
Zoo L T Notes. l07i. 100 Read g No Am Bk,
l23 $40 Schuy scrip ~ $50 Lehigh Is ~
Sc0Hd R0ard and Afl0-s00 Co g. q 100! 100
Road Is. 32i: 100 Read NV 32i 30 Morris, Il 30
Wick Bk b5 22f y Morris l7i los Leah scrip "a
5000 Wiling K g. 20; 2lbO Penn - = 80 Penn. c&p
= 100 Read s. 32i COO Read b5. 52s 300 Read, 81
100 Morris 1T ~ Girard lj 1000 state s. - 100
Read b5 NV 32f.
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Sales 500 bbls Howard 81. Flour al . - to 3 -
For City Mills holders have Al length given Way ana
ssles 70 small amount made At 20. Corn Meal held A.
previous quotations without sses-lower would oe &c
cepted il offered sales Red Penn Wheat 81 10 Us
sales White Corn Al a. and NeOE % 10 On. sales hye
% II 3 cents per bushe Sses Whisky In Dds a. 20
cents The Tobacco Market il very dull Provisions
are entirely nominal except Bacon in which there IS
fair densna a, % 10 10 cents Tor sides and Hams sud
~ for Shoulders
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sOaI FEHALgs NAVE PooK TAsrg lit 10 miserable sBt
sekeulny ~ daab,d over Win prepared chad
loosing sslow and corpse nae when, they used BOZ
Of Jous.s spanish Lily he, s would give th.ir ssin
nAuara h-ke, clesf snowy white, at ne time ID
proving and clearing the ska Sold only Ia New Ors
~ Chzthsln-sL IylO .eod
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SADDLE HoRsEs TO LET.

~ Horses suitable for ladies' and gentlemen' u'e
at $40, SIS and s20 per month. Apply at DfsBSow'
Riding School fO5 Bowery jy9 p
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II THE sEsr--sy The ysfy best hair dye made 10 10
Moofsh Hair Dye 10 three four hours II dyes the bar
beautifully does not touch NE ssiD ard leaves Ihs bar
son znd smooth. Give Il one trial Just one. sold-pfss
50 csns OF sl-st 81 Chathamst lyle 2eot
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fHE soLUrIos or JEr-A Iqad human hair dye ma
gyes lhe hair perfect backness and I'm s
sofsDs H. Sod price 81 cents or 81 al s1-nnd - Ces
hamst jyi0 leod
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IsqUEsrs.-A laborer, named James kayanagh,
on the Nsw.York and Ere Railroad while engaged 10
preparing charge IT powder tor blasting rock, was Sc
versly injured few days ago, by the premature expo-
sion Of the charge II brought 70 the City hOspl
tai where be died Thursday evening. The Coroner
bel 40 inquest upon the body and the Jury found aver
dict la accordance with the facts The Coroner WAS
ye.erday called 10 hold Inquest at Csrisest upon
the body OF John Carter VINO came TO his deain oy
jumping from third story window, while lsooring an
der temporary arrangement caused oy disease YER
dict accordingly.
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PoLIcE-OfEcer Hays. Of the Lower Police
Court Yesterday recovered from black fellow t"no
made hs escspe silver table Spoons, SILVER FORKS snd
silver butter knives for which 40 owner % wanted
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" Mr. Ho,chkiss. we understand, is now aeie
~ sk about the house and /. in complete possession
al, ,hv.ic.l faculties His brain however, remains
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hensdies ScuyC and DaAd,gf;
And eosts you but hreo shhDgs real and act
ual qualities Ia shOwicg the sboy. and 10 showing how
SOFT IT DRESSES HARSH OR DRY HAIR;
keeping Il 10 order Tires times longer Than aay 81
pomsiun IL 10 90 10 New fOrk only al lks sixr Of ne
American Eagle, % Chath i39 Faton Brook
lyn. 1910 leod
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Letter from X. l.. Colt, E-q.

We make the following extract from the ieue'
to which we alluded in our Report OF tho proceed
Jugs OF the Farmers Club:
PATERSON, Nov. "a. 1870
Dear SIR ] regret that an important engage,
ent will prevent me from meeting you to mofo" sna
doubly so because wanted TO suggest some 'hnss ~.
consideration of the Farmers Club against our nss'
Agricultural Show First, think instead oil giving =.
silver Cup as = premium valued at w, mcds =. -
and 80 In Agrcu lturs Horticultural poos' ~oa a.
far better Next | wanted to recommend 70 you ~
warm and strenuous terms TnE fAaasss Lisss
on. of our hest premium books The tact that NJ
skinner deserves the patronage oil 'ne "hoio counny
for hls arduous lsbors having 10 MY knowicdse dfso
ted nearly thirty years OF his ie 70 promote the best
tercsts OF his country and zso es The intrinsic vue OF
The work which Is receiving praise from al ,ine.I
gent farmers ghout the length and breadth Of NE
land because being part reprint OF the most excel
lent and costly standard works vi Europe and this couh
try and OF Prize Essays Of great value, IL peculiarly
nj TO be distributed for the benefit OF young men VINO
are follow Agriculture for livelihood. Tbs success
a vel as the honor OF the pursuit demsnds thai
should hereafter be followed intellectual empoi
nent and do hesitate 10 cay sftef careful conso
eraiou that The Fnm<rs Library u eminently esieo
lated to give IL that character. Next wanted TO ses
gest that many even In moderate circumstances are o.
TERED from sendng their stock 10 the FAR 10 cone
quence OF the expenses in doing 90. Now th1k vs
can afford 10 admit every article free OF charge Tor "a
ission but ought slso To pcy all the TAR ehsrgo
bringing any animal and from the EAR thsstAkes ns
premium With regard, your most humble CERT
+. 3. WAKEMAx ESQ. H. l.. Gull.
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From Albany.

We have sdvices from Albany by Telegraph BY
which we learn that at a Caucus OF the wing
members Of the Legislature last evening Will
LIAM c. HAsBROUCK. ofNewbnrgb, was nom
mated for Speaker On the second ballot. The vote
was a. follows;
Hasbsouch Of Orange. 40 Burnsll OF Chsu'sulUs ,
Wright Of sullivan ....le Hsdley oil Iroy..;.-.- =
PanAsprK B. PRIsDLE. Of Chenango Co was
unanimously nominated for Clerk without ballot
Mr.. p. was Clerk Of the House in 20 and A. and
principal Deputy Clerk FOR the two preceding
years. He is eminenty capable, eihciem ana
obliging. and no better selection could be made
Dr. DAsIEL b DAVIS, Of Montgomery Co was
nominated for scrgeantat-Arms on the fifth ballot
The LocoFoco Caucus nominated J. LaTrenc'
Smith. Of Suffolk Co FOR Speaker; Ira r Barnes,
OF Chenango Co for Clerk f. X. HoNleH, Of suf'
folk, for Sergeant at Arms; r. X. Bradt. Of Alba
ny, and J. r Neahr. Of Montgomery for Door
keepeYe
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xxIx,b CONGRESS. Second Session.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, ls47.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, le47
A Message from the President was received and
read. He ask an increase in the Army and the
snpointmept of Lieut.. General Referred to the
Military Committee.
Also. a Message from the President relative TO
the transmission OF mails to and from the Army
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, Of La the ice fres
ident was requested to communicate to the Gov
erpor of La intelligence Of the decease OF Mr. BAR
ROW
Mr.. CAMERON presented petition from Bradford
county. Pa for the abolition Of Slavery. The ques
ton OF it's reception was laid on the table Also
the memorial of Easton College to import books
and instruments free Of duty.
memorial for aid for the projected Railroad to
the Pacific. and memorial to bring the war with
Mexico 10 a speedy close. were presented.
Mr.. CAMERON said that no man IN Pennsylvania
desired 10 end the war in any other mode than by
an honorable peace, F.,
MIR. CALaouS presented the remonstrance Of the
Marine Insurance Companies OF New YORK against
the repeal of the Pilot Law.
Mr. JARSIoAS's Resolution, calling on the War
Department for copies OF Instructions TO the Chero
kee Commits sioners, was adopted
The Bill 10 reduce and graduate the Public Lands
came up and was made the special order Tor Mon
day.
The Senate went into Executive Session, and
soon after adjourned
HOUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. PRESTON KING asked leave TO introduce
Bill substantially transcript OF that OF last SEES
sion, appropriatng 900 TO enable the President
10 conclude a Treaty of Peace with Mexico. The
House refused to suspend the rules to receive it
Sc TO go.
Personal explanations were made between Mr.
BAYLY and Mr. DAVIS. and the offensive expires
sions Of each were withdrawn in manner highly
honorable to both gentlemen.
A Message was received from the President
recommending earnestly the adoption Of the Sec
rotary of Wars suggestions for increasing the
efficiency and better organization OF the army Tor
an increase of the officers in the regular army and
particularly in the higher grades and tor the ap
pontment of general officer to take command OF
sll the forces in the field during the war.
The President says that 1t IS desirable that eih-
cient measures be taken 10 terminate the war be-
fore the warm season commences. Tie calls the
attention of Congress to the importance OF imme-
date action in this matter. The message was
referred TO the military committee.
The special order was taken up In Committee OF
the w hole being the bill authorizing ten regi-
ments
Amendments were proposed by Messrs. TIBBATs
and HARALSoS.
Mr.. McGAusBY addressed the Committee in op.
position TO the war.
Messrs. II. DALE OWEN and HAMLIs followed in
support OF the bill.
The Committee rose. reported progress, and the
House adjourned
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DISPATCHES ron TN TRISUHs
az MAGNETIC TELEGRAM
Important from the Arm!
s.Sr. ANNA ADVANCING on sALrILLo.

wuHrxorox Jan 40 o'clock r. ~
Til. steamer Fashion. from Brazos gath, arrived
sNew.Orleans with eighty discharged volunteer
and the remains Of the "a liant Allison OF NASHVILLE
who received q death wound at Monterey.
Can't Yeatman. Aid to Gen Wool bearer OF DIS
ns,chs. % the Government at Warrington came
,...sng,r. also Col j. 6. Langdon. Gen- "oois
oolaun was within two miles Of Paras' numbering
. 900 men They were ordered there 70 estaoi''n
deO3t and levy upon supplies belonging 70 me
MEXICAN Government. They had already TAKEN a
large quantity Of -four, wheat and corn
The First and Second Regiments OF the Indiana
Volunteers. on their march from Csmargo had loin-
ed Gen. Wool. Gen. Worth left saltilio "itn
100 men Gen. Busier left Monterey with 2oco
men Col. Quitmans brigade left Monterey Tor
Victoria on the 18th.
Gen. Taylors squadron left Monterey 81 'ictona
on the 18th Gen. Patterson was to leave on the
22d with the Tennessee regiment OF cavalry Tor
Tanpico via Victoria. The Alabama Volunteers
second artillery, had arrived at Monterey. Lieut.
Col. Henry Clay, with six companies ken'ucky
Volunteers had reached seralyo. Capt Willis
with two companies. at Mier. Gen Lamar was al
Larado.
The Mexicsns were making successful exertlons
20 raise troops in all the small towns near the hio
t;rande. Capt Stone, with q detachment OF sew
eaty men. found two hundred Mexicsns at Rance
on the Rio San Juan, commanded by capt oaniron
their particular object being search Can'roh was
captured. and the muster roll OF the company WIN
letters Of instruction from Ampuda and Pareoes
also quantity Of blankets and ammunition was
secured Cantron was taken to Camargo and I'M
prisoned on the 10th.
Mexican was caught entering the maya
zinc a. csmsreo. with the supposed intent Of
blowing it up. An express had arrived al ID 'a]os
from Gen Patterson, stating that santa Anna "ss as
advancing on satillo. with the intention 10 cut on
Gen, Worth Four hundred and hity regulars
were 10 leave Camargo for Monterey on the 2Vth'
A passenger in the schooner II. 1, Johnson, AZ
New Orleans, from Tampico, states that an ATTACK
was made on the American force at that place,
numbering about 800, by an advance OF the Mexican
cavalry nearly seven thousand strong. The Amen
can forces opened their park artillery on Them
when they speedily fed