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KipxstonfJamaIca) Markets.

KtSssToS, (Janaica) Monday Evsoing, July IS.
better feeling The pstof Tho trade has sprlOg up
s1ivss Tor some weeks 10 come VIA DO 10 very limited
exteut Holders have therefore resined from pressing
their stocks the market aud have generally Increased
their asking rates for articles Of ssery day consump
lion Flour likely to beneht % coma deIsbe degree BY
moment have however taken place as yet Ia these articles
but they held with confidence Tor Uaeh higher prees
FiouE-G6cut SEQ bSs Phiaselphis and several psress
Baltimore moved The cod VI ast week al 3ls 81
assumed healthier appearance All holders are sikiog ad
NavL-Al Although the receipts sioce our las. have
csecec 20 bbls and here already ample stock
hand holders " The article m al higher rates Than
hoe las. quoted and lSs Sd has been rosed for aparce
Of 500 bbls
RloE-Csions remains lseiei and vsryslowly
MlsG
BUIrss-The markell very heavy. Halifax Is selling
BRE.D-Tbe stock Of Pilot Bread 10 abundant while the
deu and 10 unusually dull.
MIcKEhgL-rhs ma ket Is again amply supplied, aud
No. isduu st2Ss
HfRRNGs- Are al,o In abundant pply. Beat quality
No have been sod l4sal5s No. are moved Al i2ss
ISIS per Dbl.
LsRD-Hss been sold at Sd but holders are speaking OF
CopFlsu- A cargo met Immediate sale at i5s for dsrees
a. the sane rates with lss for large Cab Ia c.sss
foSh-ls h1 19 with far INQUIRY pS1 Is hold at '''
HAns-We have not heard Of any ssesL
CasDLEs-Are worth sdasId for assorted sizes
LVMBER-w. p. continue. 10 be sold al 1908 per feet
Ceesr Shingles are worth I6ssl7s poe n.
SUGAR-Is uDaltersd
fxcHASGEs-o0 New-York 8 per cent prem for Bus si
60 days sight
GoiD-kmeresn 10 worth ? per cent and Columbian
DouboOps a as per cent premium
ToB.Cco-Remains sslHst reported
FKEIGHTs-We have not been told VI suy opersioas
ISpO,t, from tie 5a to The i6A J,iy 1870 Flour I,o1,
bbs aud 4ji hat bOs; yea, lo5 bols Rec t5f bags;
Fish 70 hhds So tea, 73i boxes eqisl % 2g3 T"tAsi
MscseTe 7Os bbs Aewves ass bps hsrnnRs 735 bols;
W Lumber, $4,000 fee,i Caue-s Si6 ha boxes. Lard,
40 begs Butter SO hrkns end 49, kefs, Beef ~ bblsi
PORK y bbs Wine, pipes, hhis ~ quarter CASKS;
Brsnoy IS hhds; Cedar shinses 50 5oos WOOD Hoops,
500; Bread $50 bss Salmon 81 bo, Corn, III page;
OIL. 81
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
By bcfRs Eisetr o-CAssfeal TsIserdj
MASHINcIoN- N.aAna.A.n IoI n,.lo.k Inlu

By betRs Eieetr o. CAsafedl Tsleordph.
WAsHssroS, Wednesday, ut O'Clock, July a.
Mr.. Potter from the Post Office Committee re-
ported bill 10 reduce and modify the rates of DOS.
tsge. It's the same as that proposed by him las,
week and referred to the Committee of the Whole
In the State Of the Union. He Intellectually en-.
desvored 70 make il the special order for the first
Tuesday in August
Reports Of no general importance were made
rem the Committees.
Mr.. NEWELL asked Cor the introduction OF res
olution for the removal of distractions upon the
coast Of New Jersey, and for the preservation Of
life and property. Objections were made.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, and Mr.. BABY moved to Law aside the
special order, II being the California Message, and
tske up the West Point Appropriation 81
Mr.. WENTWORTH insisted upon the regular or
der. relers on Mr. bArLr's motion gave SO to 90.
Gained.
Mr. BAYLY moved that the bill be reported on
fevorabiy
Mr. WENTWORTH moved TO strike ont the ara,
section snd took occasion to say thar he had nv no
act delayed the admission Of California II ws.
Known there 10 an open and manly Opposition 10
the admission, and on AL occasions they h.vs
shown their hsbis. There is protested majority
OF nearly TWO thirds Ia favor Of admission Hs
boked on the vote this morning ss deciding the
fate OF Calordia. He had TO doubt the Chairman
Of TIE Committee of Wsys and Means would move
70 saAe up the other Appropriation bills after the
and kuf weeks world be Occupied in tbeir discus
,'on AID Nhtn Aey we're haished, be hld no
aeset thss Congress wsld siiOarn. he made
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speech by Victor Hura.

On the 9th, the several clauses Of the above laE
being under discussion, NJ Victor Hugo sails Al
though three truths, which are the base OF all De-
mocracy, received on the 3lst May 80 grave a
check, It is always time 10 bring the N 10 the recok
lection OF Legislative essemb for the future is al
ways ct their disposal These three truths are
the Sovereignty Of the People, Universal Suffrage
and the Liberty Of the Press these three things
constitute our public rights, and necessarily consol
ldete tie mielyes IN unity ami this country Is Re
public WI here these three things are found,
Republic may exis. under a Monarchy; where
they are absent or rejected, there is q Monarchy
or Oissrchy, even under a Republic; and In sDch
circur stances may be witnessed the monstrous
phenomeron q a Government repudisted By It's
own functionares Then DO men Of the soundess
Judgment begin To doubt Of revelations when pro-
duce such exalted ideas and such little men Ap.
plause on the Left Voice on the Lett" True
Another Voice" You speak Of the ProvislonAi
Government Revolutions that We all regard as
benefi's for the human race. When We see soS
Ministers they produce, they nsy well oe caued
csts struphes. The three principles Of shicn
have spose AffRd mutual support 10 eacn o.ner'
F, on have already attacked the tso hrst. and 81
nov come TO The third. What Is the object OF tne
thN By attaching the Pfess. to make prey o.
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ARRIVAL OF THE U. s STEAMER VxEy.-RI.
LEAsE OF THE CosTor PalsONERs.-Fhs U. ..
steamer Vixen from Havana, bound 10 Washas.
ton, Tut into Norfolk on Monday for supply OF
coal Commodore Morris, who returns IA the v.
reports that al the Americans captured by the
Spanish forces at Contoy, Yucstsn, have been RS
lessed by the Spanish authorities. They bad al
been placed on board the U 5 sloop OF war Ter
maptown, which vessel was about sailing Tor ZEN
iacola.
Since the shove was IN type ve have received q
slip rom the Norfolk Herald. contsiaing letter
written on board the U. s. ship Albany, oil Hsya-
La JAY 10, which says:
We shall leave here to-morrow morning Tor Pen.
sacols with torty.two prisoners, delivered up 70
Commodore Charles Morris who arrived here few
DAYS ago IN the L. S. steamer Wen. for the hnal
settem ent of this difficulty These prisoners are
the passengers taken in the bark Georgiana and
brig Susan Loud, bound 70 Chagres, and supposed
To be concerned in the late az siost Cuba.
They have been confined in double irons on board
the spanish ~ since the latter part of May. The
masters and crews, ten In number, have been de-
tanned a while louger. These prisoners are all
Americans, snd with the exception OF one or two,
are ali f ON the w estern Stasss. They have been
treated badly
Tire U s 'frigate Congress, for Rio de Jsneiro,
sailed from Havana on the l2th July.
The U. s sloOp of war Germantown, with the
largest portion Of the liberated prisoners sailed for
Pensacola on the 10Th July. The health Of the
crews represented as bad. Bale Amer eth
The Vixen arrived at w ashiugton on Tuesday.
Com Morris is Of opinion that he rem aiming prison.
ers sill not be seriously punished. He says; He
met with very hospitablo reception from the
Spanish authorities OF the island
Tire Commodore did no. hear of the Presidents
death until he met with pilot on his coming into
thu Chesapeake.
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THE NEWS BY THE ASIA.

We received the Asias mails las. evening with
dates from Liverpool TO July 10. London l9.h,
Paris 18th. The following details OF the ne IS are
made up from the files of British and Continental
journAs received by The Tribune,
ENGLAND.
British Socialism Church Of England self
Supporting Yillage Society.
On July 9, a pubic meeting vas held at Williss
Rooms, LONDON, for the purpose OF presenting the
prizes offered by the Committee for the three best
Essays by clergy men upon the objects oithe ABOVE
Society, the Bon Arthur KinnsIrd in the chair.
The PROCEEDINGS having been opened by prayer,
the Chairman stated that if the promoters Of this
Society bad received the sad Intelligence of the
death Of the Duke OF Cambridge AZ an earlier pc
rod than yesterday morning, they should have con-
sdered it their cuty, rs mark Of respect 70 the
late PriDce, u postpone the present meeting. In
the death Of his Royal Hlghness the poor had Lost
sincere friend During the last few years be the
Chairman had had many opportunities Of convers
ing with the Duke of Cambridge, and be mad al.
ways found him deeply interested in the welfare
and happiness Of the laboring population OF this
country The object of this meeting was to award
prizes 10 those gentlemen who mad written the
three best essays upon the principles Of this Soce
ty. and TO receive report from the Committee re-
spectipe the condition and progress oil the lnstitu
ton. The Secretary read the report, which stated
that the Society desired to raise sum OF 44OOOO
for promoting the religious moral and general I'M
provement Of the working classes, by forming es
sblshDenls of 300 families on the lspd, and com.
bining agricultural and manufacturing employment
for their oxn benefit. The report having been re-
ceived and adopted, the prizes which had been
awarded by Mr.. NJ. Morgan. the founder OF the
institution were delivered 10 the following gentle
men - 30 to Rev. II. Smith, senior chaplain OF
the Parkhurst Prison 1870 TO Rev. w Is. Ady, NJ
A. vicar Of Little Bsddow; $40 to Rev. a. 8. Finch,
A. curaie Of St James's Curtain-road, Shore
ditch The Rev. gentlemen respectively acknoT:
lodged the compliment bestowed upon them; and
a vote of thanks having been passed TO Mr.. Morgan
ard Others who bad exerted themselves in behalf
Of the Society, the meeting separated.
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ITALY.
An Embarrassment.

A letter from Rome, Of June 80, in the UnOn,says;
circumstance has occurred here which nas
caused great impression on those who witnessed
il ard understood its sgnihcaton. You are aware
that every year, on St Peters Day, after the Pom
tfcal Mass, the Pope, in returning stops In the
middle Of the Church TO hear the prayer made TO
him by cor sistorial advocate, kneelng, TO renew
against the King Of Naples, the excomnunc alton
which weighs on the soyeregns OF that country tor
having placed a sacregious hand on part OF the
domain Of 81. Peter. The Pope pronouRces the ex'
coumu ncatioD, bat Immediately removes It. Thus
wear the ceremony become more embarrassing
The souvenir of the hospitality given by EerdInand
caused the faults OF bis predecessors 70 be some
What forgotten and am assured that Pias TX, In
bis irexhaustible bounty, was disposed not 10 issue
an arahtm az anst King 80 devoted 70 the Church
and to the Sovereign Pontiil; bat the cardinals
whom he consulted were OF opinion that the usage
ought lot TO be abandoned, and that the only arm
which the Church possesses for the defence Of her
temporal domain ought not 10 DO allowed 20 be
broken. The accommodation was accordingly
pronounced bat after the sosol1tlon the Sovereign
PontiH made in q loud voice the most complete
euogium of the maguanimOus Ferdinend' Of ais very
dear son in Jesus Christ, the King OF the two Sci
lies recalling in the most taiterlng terms the ser
vices he has rendered 10 the Holy See AID the
Sovereign Ponliff and expressing his inviOlate at
tschnent and complete gratitude tors1ch Chris
tian Prince. Thus was saved at the same moment
The rights and usages ofthe Church, aud the re-
CARDS Cue 70 q Sovereign WHO has done SO much
Tor tbe Holy 5ee.'
A private letter from Bologna. Of the 10th alt
states iha, upward o! 100 robbers have been AZ
rested in the provinces Of Rsyenna and ferrara,
and are likely 70 be ihot. Com. GuicciOi, who
Was a member OF the Roman Constituent Assem-.
biz. and gbo hiterto lived conce sled 10 toe repub-
lie Of San MAriro, has escaped from the Roman
States il would appear. through the connivaacs II
the Austrian authorities, and is nov ia Venice,
where be possesses large property
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AGGREGATE OF COUNTIES

DISTINCTIVE FIRE AT LExIsGroS, Move
learn from the ST. Louis IRteligeneer. that an ex.
tensive Hemp Warehouse and Bale Rope Manu-.
factory, belonging 70 ]. J NJ Metres & Co. at
Lexington, No. was entirely destroyed by FIRE on
the evening OF the OH Inst. TIE fire was conIau.
ncsted by shaft Of lightning. which struck large
tree standing near BY. Between eighty and one
hundred tuns OF .hemp were destroyed, beside a
large amount II finished work A member OF TIA
hrm low East was to have insured the premises
Otherwise the loss vii fall heavily upon he house
L01lssi Il JoafnAL
DkcLlSEs RENONlNATIoS.-The Chicago
J0hiR0i states hat obn W eat ORTIZ II toe Deat1.
e'@t. ROW Il y. from that Congressional ID .strict
s'chnes 70 domination. The JyErqal in1nates
1haA 1he sFapes xeIe sour
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fIisceliRpcous.

The Droit says that the insanity Of Georss
Wslker has been officially ascerisiaef. TIE Presi'
dent Of the Republic is highly displeased that 10
SPITE Of bis ex press orders to keep the atate az
close as possible the story has been bruited abroad
With the minutes, details. Walkers father was
ccmposl,or q, GalignsLis He WAS stretched On
SICK bed at the time Of his sons attempt and has
stree oied. The legal proceedings are eoiny on.
IL is said that NJ. de Periguy Is To bs CHARGED
nth a delicate mission TO Sc Petersburg. The
French President is about to solicit through tns
confidential messenger, the hand OF the dGUgh.e'
OF the late Grand Duke Michael.
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Effect of tho Electoral Law.


The Paris correspondent Of The Times writes as
folows;
Previous to the passing OF the Electoral Reform
Ltv there were In the Department OF the seine
SOC, 600 persons in possession OF the eiectFe iau'
ohne. The effect Of the law has been 70 reduce
that number 10 lO3 900, or nearly onetnird' IL must
be admitted that while there are many VINO are
very iu,tlv derived OF the franchise, there are
Others Who have neverexercsed II bat In the cause
nj order and who 10 longer figure in the electoral
Es,s | am acquainted with several respectable
men Of the latter category, and who, u tner sur
prize find Themselves excluded. know OF one 10
particular, a man Of great wealth, high prooity,
and On unhinchng supporter Of order and woo 10
deprived Of the franchise owing 10 want OF resi-.
dence. or some technical defect and yet nearly al
of WHOSE domestic servants continue 10 be voters
know OF another distinguished professional "a an
who ceases 20 be an elector because, nodlne hs
tenement On q lease, transferred TO MIN oy P.e'r
Gus occupant the taxes though regularly pald oy
him are paid as if by the party IN
whose name the leases were originally made
out the gentleman in question not having com
pleted the term OF occupancy required oy tne I.H'
Another gentleman, possessing large fortune
and paying taxes in proportion Is dePrseu " SGe
franchise, because, though having don0ue ~
Paris I'd at domice 10 in bis oroiner hou,e 80
what s still more curious, II rs conslderod 20,
HE that Al. Theirs ore OF the seventeen WY
so,,,eIlaA ard prepared the lsV, aod supported IL
=, ;,b M title danger 20 himself daring US s'o'
rs,,,se through .bs Assembly, wll De struck on
he hst of electors because the n0use ns "Ior f
u.s.. rented in the name OF DIS iAtner ~
Dosne and NJ DOsne being dead scari9sy yea
M eor rao,s ,bsn that period The result OF al
r.. /. that every day there are reclamation, some
~ ,h,m made in a violent manner. at me diisre9'
.. ~; ~ pm. There are also, il is to be feared,
many Of the Conservatives who may De hess,y
susck of, and who viii not eisnsl
e., .rite ,,ke the slightest trouble 70 have TIE |
error rtctised Tbis must give an sdssn'ase TO
he socialist party, a, j. may be calculated apon
,h.tro socisE,r 9ho 10 illegally deprived oi us
frsTetyisr vii neglect masking MS exclamation J
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miscellaneous.

TIE Intelligence from Rome is meager and IN.
interesting. The Pope has imposed an annual con.
tribution Of 100000 upon the religious corpora.
items for the extinction OF the Treasury Bills some
riots took place the Cd on accoun. Of some per.
Ior having Illuminated their houses 1. being the
anniversary Of the French armys entry into Rome.
Letters from Rome Of July announce the trial
and tnal liberation Of Henry Ceruuschi, who after
having been imprisoned by the French authorizes
fer whole year, was declared innocent OF those
charges brought sgsinst him by his aceussrs.
TIE first anniversary Of the entry oft5e French
srny into Rome was celebrated BY q general la-
miBatIon
notification has come cut intimssing the nten-
ton OF raising q sum Of 100 900 crowns a year. by
tar On ecclesiastical properly Tor the purpose Of
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Chem PnsfnRe.

The new Postal Convention between the king
dom of Prussia and the Austrian Government, for
the formation Of Germanic Austrian postal union
for the fxaon OF an equal rate Of postage through
out Germany came into operation on the lst Of Ju-
". The Convention has been joined BY the Gov
ernments Of Bavaria, Ssxony, Mechlenbarg-Ssre.
tz snd the superior postal authorities Of Scnles-
wig Holsten. By the treaty, the rate Of postage
is very considerably reduced.
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erestipg sinking faod for the sasi4c.ioD :, -
money. Rsp1
RUSSIA.
Fsarfpt Tenn pest.

A letter from Odessa Of The 92i ii, s,,,e,,,.,
q frishtfa tempes, had visited that port The xs.'
ses we're driven one on the other add q soe "a,
seamtr would have been thru sn % the coast II n.
euos Rad not been cast overheard 10 tras. o.
,.pd. $50, the disasters were very great rkerof
Of the Theaer WAS torn off and the iron bars which
Supported the cascade were bent like corn sfssr Z
storm: at last they gave a, and the tascade ieu
Housss were half desiroyed. sod corn stores were
forced open, and considerable quantities 81 corn
carried away. Altogether, enormous damagswa.
done.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

.,x,.,orx pAIL, rsisUrs 4. rubLi'HAs
y.ny soas,ss, Js0spAfs i1or'rsD'l
M re rvisuas Bsrd'Hss, corner - aa,,
.sa Sa..n. srresrs, opposite tns OiiI n'ui,
odd delivered W ciD sooseoofs TO- ~ !. q. Dsss
e. geo @sy pas'a, 1s hs salns single eopio,
fvo Cent Nan sah.eisrs I've 90 moo,S. po shrs.
o-rt. A. "a 30. Doans 10 advance rcooIoo W 49,.
.oxnSe. Win cooDuy Newspaper DAY -. ~ rSs
4, lais ofscs 9hoss ,o1st are nkoo N~N
prfbaoa sra moi -lowef sny dia-'opos.
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secured large amounto Of attention, and the friends
Of Peace throughout the country are maGiissiing
deep interest 10 the enterprise
The WIrtemberg Prscia nation.
The Stuttgart papers Of the 9th inst publish the
following proclamation, which his Mslesty the
hlDg Of Wrtemburg has addressed 70 the lnhabit-
ans oil hs country on the occasion OF the resolution
Of the Diet;
"PEoPLE OF WIRrEMBuRG-We are again
compelled 10 dissolve the Diet which we conyoked
for the revision Of the charter Of the Constitution
II we would state the reasons whi,h promoted
this, our resolution We certainly should God plenty
but every impartial observer OF the proceedings of
that Assembly must admit that It's prolonged
existence wss not likely to lead to a favorable
result, but that on the contrary, it was calcu
lated to lessen the dignity aud sjesty Of our
Government at home and abroad, and by prolonS.
ing and even increasing the unsettled state OF
the country, to endanger your welfare in it's most
essential points. We express no opinion as 10
the motive by which individuals or even q ma
jority of the members were actuateG We were
and We are satisfied with knowing the plain fact
thatit 10 impossible either to debate or to promote
the welfare Of the country in this manner 1t was
our duty to stem the torrent Of this evil and the
only means in our power was the dissolution of the
Diet. OF the various ways which seemed open to
us We selected that way of which the success de-
ponds again on the equal cooperation Of ali those
who are, ought 10 be- Interested 10 the prosperi.
ty of our country. According TO the law OF the LIST
of July, ls49, we chose general election. Now,
let every do all in his power to bring the pend.
ing queitons TO & favorable solution. Let every
eector impsrtislly consult bis experience, without!
allowing himself to be influenced By any party let
him examine the state of affairs, aud of those too,
which, though their reform might be desirable
cannot by our power be reformed, and which, il
misunderstood, must produce the most fatal cDnse-
quences. As for us we mean to protect every m an
in the exercise Of bis rights and it 10 our viii that
our fupotonaries Of every degree shall emp oy the
utmost severity Of the law; for the time, which
people are ford Of calling time OF liberty, ougdt
not to be converted into'a time Of anarchy which
enslaves others. An immoderase desire for rights
is likely 10 deaden the sentiments OF duty, and
hopeless confusion Of right and wrong must needs
lead to hopeless ruin. IL was and is our wish to
agree respecting the intended revision Of the Con
stitu,on IN such a manner as to ensure the welfare
Of our people well IS the rights Of the Gro xn.
This Ia the goal we have 10 view. We rely upon the
prov Ell honesty Of our faithful people we rely upon
their sense and judgment. and we are certain that
we shall not be doomed to a painful disaopoin..
ment WILLIAM,
MILLER, LINDEN,
KNAPP, PLESSEN.
Sfuffoq,k JlI. 4
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MAssACHUsETTS-A census Of this State has lust
been taken under law passed by its L legislature
The following table shows the returns:
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