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The Frsneh RrpubIir

TIE ANNTvhRsARY OF rmK RErunLtc-rHREArENgD
EMfuTK ON 1HE DAY or ELKcTiON-ThE vEEY
The sdvices from raris are to Friday the sth inst
Ibe spnversary o. the revolution whica dethr mel
In ps,i. r. na psa @ ln 'ns $780, uS''
thrtusbout the whole % sunday Feo 2iJ aud notths
,iisbtsu disposition TO disorder va. manifested any
Nhsre The tocode Of the National Assembly, az veu
~ the seps 81 the edince brilliantly light-
sci but With the exception OF few estsbisnn.nts Of
the sstecisted BARRIERS, cooks 80 private houses
we're ilumir ated. The bsse OF the column Of July
tdcrbed With crosns Of inorfeLes. After the ,nme
norniiop msss in The csthed-aI Of Notre Dane, ths
slsbrssed orator Fsth.r Lssordsrs preached ser-
non General Bedcau the Vice President OF the As
tenely and number Of representative attended the
anticipated BY many, another revolution would ocq'r
difcult 20 determine What may be the sta;e Of
france ~ this moment ~ the capital wss on tbe Itn
met already plunged iuts the hsrceness Of political
conflict IN references Go the approaching elections Ths
Elsctoisi Ubtcn has published officially the returns OF
the prersatc,y election for Psris The pamb.r Of
votes eseeeds 81 Geo b.ipg fourth more than q; tbs
lst election. The candidates at the head of the lnt
ere De La Hitte, Bopjssn, and Foy; the others VII
~ithorsw, according to the pledge which they have
given tc that t.ct but ~ Il probable thai some q tbs
Lettmist party v refuse 70 vote for thes csodites
. they are tDrszea ct not having oee Jesiuniss
cardidsts 1he Union and the ostrien Psthsas main
Ei,etsrsI tsion spd say. that the LssltIists hsv.
bs.p made irs ospes ON the other hsnd howsvsr;
there osvision In the socislkt rns S,.cS st,i
refuses ts suppcrt M De La Hodde, and ths Pyese -
syiden,y not very In It's recommendation of
the oezecra,ic socslst sspdidsie rast jonraal IN
nounsss that another WA viii he put torvsri ~ the
cis~ss lps portion of the d.rcoTsiie sccisists.
Tfs fesut 81 IN. election for Paris sbl ~ 10 IN soSn
hspsra upon the working eiasess Halsss portion o'
tbsn should vote for tbs conservative caaddases thsy
must BE- returses hy large majority. ~ are q be-
htve The Cersfifnfsgfre the vorkmtn are fnosing
opposition ts vot. against the red republicsas ssd
sceisists At sessux resr Paris a. uel "a st Chatd
lon large bodies of dstur the procs- hax
of the eemocrac soossli,t melting shouinx eas "a
,e.to. Al Apberviiiers another place near fsris,
Jtly one of the dsputiss OF the mountain vas oom
T.ed o. make hasty retreat aud private lst,sr In
4 us A ooult har bsf ~ med III
Is Nite hitherto on- 81 the strcIgholt, cf tbe Ps
/ tteishts ON snrdsy last after violest socis y,
tr'tch. " h. hsd net made he escape fsess sre inii
| cations tf change a fe.ipg bnt " ~ imposAbe =
| iUcge a their impottence whist we are ign'rsa
~lstber the m mapifeststiobs sluted % vefe sponsa
| tetsr or goa up hy the conservstiye parry Wsmae
ws Ter he ofhcasi "a the election 70 form 81
opinion totbe Increase decrease o socialism "a IN
] capital as TO the dspstment'i AZ tsa' hss wen
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THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF The kIAGARA'S MAILS.
THE GERMAN TROUBLES.
V>o~~~oo~~N~~~N>~~~
The Spanish Government and Cuba.
APPARENT ORDER IN FRANCE.
v~~oo~N~~~o~~|~~~~~~
important Russian Movement.
r|~~~N~O>SN~>~o~~N~N~N0o~
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,
&c, &c, &c.
THE GERMAN TROUBLES.
The Spanish Government and Cuba.
APPARENT ORDER IN FRANCE.


The steamship Niagara Capt. Ryris arrived at Bos-
Ton ct three O'Clock, Saturday afternoon in four.
teen days from Liverpool She sailed thence on Sstur-
day sftsrnoon, the 9th inst.
The sdvioes from London Of the 9th, and from
Paris Of the eth inst.
The news is interesting In six points Of view lst
The state Of the cotton narkst I'd The improvement
in American securities Sd. The attitude Of Russia to
wards England on the Greek que.tion. 4th The ap.
parent reign Of order in the French republic 6th.
gbe determination Of the Spanish government to-pre
pare for any attack upon Cuba and 9th. The aspect
Of the German question.
Our correspondence and extracts embrace inteli-
seDce all these points.
The accounts from the United States Ia regard to
the critical state Of Affairs in Washington have not yet
had any effect American uritss In the London
market Indeed, according to the latest quotations.
they we're In steady demand, at Improved rates
QUOTATIONS OE AMERICAN SIOCkS
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From the Europesn Tins Marche
The ofncis returns just issued tor the month
February s. 1850, show extra rdipary results.
Fer instsnce there s increase In the value q
ports the pondipg month Of lsag Of Es5s
2e6; sbd Of fos5 us over February, lss3 But this
Commercial activity does not extent Jsns cottor
linen. srd ollsr which there b.. been q decrease
TIE falling on in wheat L. sssbs In ths, article
tb'r. AZ been d-crene Of nssry 800 oC0 quarters In
responding decr.ase In Indian and ether dessip
tcns of grain These remarks apply 90 the psrison
Nth February, 15@s. The c-rs ais thos sble
incresse over the ssue month % lsss Ths present.
r-'ufn alec exhibits dninirh-d return In coffee Q
fsnpg on IN tmerr but large ipcresse In hides. oils
dyes and other articles ~hich eater largely into
the Darsl- oi Industry The general result " very
sait iseoty and proves what hss often been asserted
tbst free iosrcbsnpe of ths commodities and pro-
duets ~ dinieDt ecupties u 81 ali modes the best
calculated 10 irorsse the wealth happiness aud pros
peri'y ~ Cacb
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Cowri r,frSrs IRON NsusIp TO BscrJ'ga IovArH.N.-
The Hioido "a Madrid, the ofsssl paprr OF February
18th In sbort editorial the oFthe ssnd
OF fsre by the Britith TO the suthorss Of Honduras
from which State had b-ea stpien observes safscou
enoUgb thstn England could always be thus arrested
In her spol ations, " would be good thing for the
vssh over whom ste delights 20 tytanplx.; bu. tia.
upfer'unstsly she does rot always meet with such
pcv.rfoi nation a. the United States 70 thSsst hes ss
gressits movsmsnts.
sEnsBir Nrw ArpuR S<srfsfI
CorsUL az Nav ORAEANr The Hsvsids Of Fsbruary
9th after publishing the decree IL the Presid mt of the
United States, withdfswtn< its eytgsdfiv Nom Don
Csrscr Of Spain, Consul At New Orleans, rsmarks as
foDovs -" We have fsesirea iDformsticn upon tkis
tItieot worthy of tAs highest respect. r.rsons veil
Informed of what has occurred, hav. secured tha.
The tteps taksn b. the President o tia Ehitsa stats
Il tply sddsons proof his ot earsass desire 70
tain BY all possible metheds tbs Esod untsrsta ndn
fis pdly relations existing besv cen spain and ths
United States Our consul ~ fstw Orleans has ma nv
enemies there ana the lsst p.|sext would be ensosh
With them 20 rrcdvce comp .sists, dsputss sad mts
untsr,tapeings, PENDING % yrodnos intsr.nationa
ciGcultes, whtcnNs d<,red 30 avoid at ali riss. 10
The sshe q insn'sins unim paired the friendly re
lsiohs rhtob strictly unite both nations TO prsven
of The gev eminent of the United state, has though
Etlr % withdraw "a. powers from Don Carlos, O
spar, bot At the same time has lntimsted 20 In
spsnith eoverDment its smicsbe and friendly dspos
.'on, and tire vish 70 give us eregsaf 70 any othe
4 person whom the Spsnish gJverpment may send ;
Nsv Otlssps IN tbs ehsrstsr of spsnish eopsu
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The Gear end .amssi-a.
Its rspor;sd here and believed. that the 'srnperor
has dsssrnissd 40 do justice after - gree d.isy TO
the An~icsp nsrchsrt Who rendered n. ,..s aud ID.
Enys,tr important services In 1921
The Emperor is the last monarch forget cssrs like
tha. where such individual ,es.s w.re ,,.i. TO
tsu.bt bis iHterets snd ,hs suhjsct could not have
been pt,I.rlJ pre'.nisd 70 n ui vvrJ lsselJ.
wttbin tbs rastfeH yss-< the gentlewan vho rsn.
dsrtd tbs peeOhtsrg ave- 90 he Emp-ro. aud sho has
,enertd severely TOR OILS nisndLip p.s v,itsd seve
uslss Lhis csp.e and cheuJsssd nest utls velns,
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with statement Of the facts Wich has been fyursl
bly, received by the Russians who have sxpresseSs1
unsnfmous desire that Justice fAould be extendsd
without further delay and bsisvs the iojury which
nineteen has produced will be etoned for by thc
EmpeTor's most imperial munihcenos, when Mr..
Bodsco, the Russisn Minister returEs TO tho United
States.
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Thebccksde ~ Greece by the English fleet raised
on the 10th ult In consequence the eiistion Of
France. and Of the cspture Of vessels sufficient % "
ratio, 10 covsr the demands oi made for
injuries II ste BE- hoped that this sai will be settled
such manner as not to bring discredt the Eng
isb government.
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our SPECIAL TRLEeRAHIc DISPATCHES.
wsssrraros, July "a, 1850.
II generally understood here, that the Hon James
A. Pearce positively declines the once Of Secretary Of
the Interior.
Mr. Bates Of Missouri, and Governor Crittenten, Of
Kentucky, have not been heard from. Some doubts
are entertained Of Mr.. Crittenden's acceptance.
Hon Thomas Corwin has resigned his seat In the
Senate.
w.sHiSeror, July 20, 1880
The Hon Daniel Webster entered upon the duties OF
his Office AZ secretsrs Of State, yesterday.
The Hon. Samuel J. Anderson Chief Clerk, has been
appointed by the President ss Secretary Of War, I'd
infeft-.
Gov. crittendsn accepts the once Of Attorney Ge-
neral.
Gen sestt is appointed Secretary Of War sd ineri;
and Commodore Warrington sd int,ris Of the Navy.
The reason Anderson fret appointed vas be-
Crawford named him for the place TO the Pres
dent, who knew him not
MIR. Corvin entered the Treasury Department to-
day.
hrssward entertained the late cabinet, and large
numbsr Of ste.men Of both political parties at dinner
this evening
Edward Bates has accepted the Osse sfsscrstsry Of
War
Some Efforts are making 10 retain Mr.. Pesrse In the
cabinet, By changing hip W shsSsvy p'parspepS,
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Mr.. Bates to the Interior and Mr. Conrad Of Louisi
ana to the War.
petition circulated In the House, 10 day, to
give Jacob Collamsr substitute ONCE 1t is said that
his circumstances require It.
Mr. Ewings clerks have signed him . certificate Of
good character. 1t is supposed he will come to the
Senate, in place Of Mr.. Corwin.
The omnibus bill will probably be laid out though
its friends may not entirely despair Of saving the b
Tbs appointment Of Anderson as Secretary ofWar
sd INTERIM, made under Q missp prehension, and
has to- day been corrected Anderson, Chief Clerk
follows Crawfords example-retires.
Webster, Corwin, and Hall, all at the White
House with the President this morning
1t is strongly urged that Bates take the Interior,
Graham the War, and Butler King the Navy.
Twice under this administration, and once under
Harrison has King been overssughed and ostracised
by upgrateful Georgia rivals. No cut Of Georgia
has so many friends to urge him for the Navy De-
partment, as King of Georgia. This all acknowledge.
The Intsihgener this morning for the first time for
year, speaks Of the patriotism Of Henry Clay
Mr. Webster states that the Senatorial friends of the
compromise have agreed in to refer the Texas
boundary to mmissoners which will secure the pas
sage Of the bill.
Mr. Pearce has declined the Interior preferring the
Senate His Is not named. Corwin and Hall
have entered upon their duties to- day.
Mr. Pesrcs win most likely stick to the Senate, hav
ing ave years to run.
Mr.. Pearce finally declines
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Hon d ?. King OF Mass, is seriously IN at his re-
sidepoe at Dsnvers
Hon. Geo. McDunie, attended the Fourth Of July
celebration at Wilmington, Q. He is In very feeble
berlth.
Hon. Pm Jordan, ny Hon. A. Bloch, Ark Col.
y. Jessup. Com John McRensii Florisa. sud thirty
four others arrived on Monday and took the
Clinton Hotel
Hon. G. Story. Poughksep,ie; Hon. g A. Bridges,
Penn; Hon j q. Lesrand, Md Lieut. DUFF Q. Green,
u {. A Lieut. WARD and lc others, arrived
Monday at the Irving Home
H. Mcmahon. Texss; w. Register, do; Juice.
Wright Ohio. fktebsr Webster. Boston: Judge Brugh
Kingston; Capt. Brown. steamer Crescent City: Gem
Greene, CALIFORNIA; Hove, do; aud $50 Others ar
rived on Monday at the Aston
Edwards. New Orleans; "a l. Ncolet, Mobile; Rev.
III kobher do Rev Clarke Bosten. and 60 others,
arrived on Monday at the Amsricsn.
Major Bates, u. 4 and one hundred and any
others arrived yesterday and took the
House
Lieut.. Maft. Z. s. N, and seventy three others ar
rived yesterday, and took rooms at the Anne rican
Hotel.
The aggregate number Of arrivals at The principal
hotels Of the city yesterday sixteen hundred and
eighty-~ven.
Ex.President Van Buren, psssed through Albany, on
the I'D instant, " for the West
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Isetpr~r or rvs CuottnA AT CtrcI-rAri.-We yes
terdsy obtained the facts of . case OF choera vnen
the patient was declared TO be dead the CONN pro-
vides hut Who afterwards swoke to life bast year,
three similar eases within our notice, and We
have noticed In papers from all parts OF the country,
accounts of circumstances Of the same Kind me
cas-. to phich We present sllude, vas that OF Mr.
pick Who h.pt q coffee house Vine street, above
Liberty. he vas taken with cholers on MONDAY. ran
tbrou9b the various stages OF the svful pestentis
mystery snd finally, TO all appearance, died He vas
laid out aud the hoDr set for his funeral While ~
Ing upou the cooling board. barber vas sent for 10
shave him. and during the operation, the supposed
dead man opened his eyes, and With his arm, pushed
the barber out OF the eay lie commenced bresthing.
and casting HE eyes shout the and amidst the
CONSERVATION occasioned by this 80 ~ we're, resur
rection from death. the conn brought into the
room In tail sight % the person Who vas destined 70
occupy H. He nted shout one hsur after this, aud
finally went calmly OF into the sleep OF death-C'n
einscn Comrrerc,si Jty 10
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T II II + Z DAYS LATER
IRON
ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
~~NNO~N~1O~~N>~~c>~~N>
Ar IV AZ
THE
STEAMSHIP ASIA, AT BOSTON.
'~NeO>N|No~N~>~0O~o|~~NI
FORMATION OF A NEW GERMAN MINISTRY.
~>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~>~c.~~~~
transportation OF Pate, for As
saulting the Queen.
~~N~~>~~~~@~~~~~-~~N~~><.>~
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON
~N~N~>NO>~~~~>I~>NN~NN~~~~
II H K n A II X K rs,
60, &C., GC.
FORMATION OF ANEW GERMAN MINISTRY.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON

BOSTON, July Up. II.
The Asia left Halifax Monday at IL A. H., and
arrived at her dock in Boston at quarter past p n
to-day.
Capt. Judkins reports that the Asia arrived on Hall
fax at O'Clock on Sunday night and detained by
the fog arriving in that port at O'Clock on Monday
morning
The political news from England is unimportant
In the House, on Friday, q resolution was adopted,
amid profound silence for address to her Majesty
TO give directions for the erection of a monument In
Westminster Abbey, to the memory Of the deceased
Sir Robert Peel The address ordered to be carried
up in the usual form.
Mr.. Gouldbrunn then moved that the Speaker issue
his writ for the borough of Tamworth in the Of
the late Sir Robert Peel Carried.
Robert Pate for assault upon the Queen, has
been convicted and sentenced to seven years trans
Portstion.
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chipping intelligence.

ANrwrRP, JuIyy- Ar Ftter Hattnck, -
BRtsrRHAvrN, July Arr Herman aud Catherine Au-
susts
Bopnr,ux, Jolly s-Arr Piedmont, N York
CporsrAnT, July Arr wabash. Havana
Cows. July s-Arr hhrmion, hatanIas.
CIytr. July S-Arr Warwick, York.
IIsSoRr June z-fassed, Andses, from Stockholm for
N York.
Elltn, -, do.
HAM Juiy p-sld New York."-
LvrnFoo- July l-sid BOadiea. and "Dietussnd," New
York: 12th. John telden, do.
Iprrfcs, July s-Arr Ann Moore, York
POH1sroUIis July 10-Sld American Congress, William
n lort.
rpre CrurA frost from New l0rt pr ~ for Csfor
ra destroyed ~ ere at previous to NAY escrow
srri, I'd 81 Bahia in their boats.
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Marine Disasters.

NoRFoLK, July 23, 1880
The brig Berry, Carver Of sssrsport from st. Johns
FLORIDA, with cargo Of pine lumber, for your port;
and the schooner Charles A. Grsnnsr, Of and from
Philadelphia, for Mobile with assorted cargo,
rived here yesterday, with the loss OF nssts.
The schooner Csrrawsy Seat, Of and from Plymouth,
n. Co. for new York, with cargo of shingles arrived
here Sunday last, with the loss Of deck load boat
sails, bulwsrks, Re.
-Four vessels are reported to have gone ashore on
Cape Hatterss, and six on the beach, north Of the
Esg's Head during the late storm.
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We give, in another part of to-day's paper, full
account of the obsequies of General Taylor, which
were celebrated in this city, yesterday. We be-
lieve that the procession was larger and longer
than any that we have ever seen in New York
The military display very fine, and the turn out
Of the civil societies was very extensive. On the
whole, the solemn pageant reflected credit on this
metropolis.
We feel melancholy satisfaction in the proceed
ings of yesterday. II delightful to witness the
reverence that voluntarily and spontaneously
rendered by citizens to the departed President,
whom they elected to FIJI the highest Office
IN their gift, and who was Unexpectedly
stricken by death while dschargng his duties
How differently matters of this kind are con.
Quoted in Europe! Instead of a general day of
mourning through bout the whole country being set
apart, rather prescribed, by the government, as
II is there, the inhabitants of large cities fixed
q day themselves for exhibiting their regret, not
Dor sovereign whom they had no part in electing,
who ruled over them by Fright divine but for the
chief exc cutive officer of their government, whoEl
they elevated to the high position which he occu-
Pied as tribute to his honest int gritty and patriot
km.
In those solemnities citizens took part, with
out distinction of class, party, or religion business
was suspended for the day, and all felt that they
had lost honest and faithful public servant, who
having discharged his duty, not afraid to die
by disease, after being the hero of many battles,
and establishing character as military man that
will be admired for sges to come
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Marine Court.


IULr 22-Ttmpis Fay and ~ ". Hlson a, Cbri,.
lien =. Svns-Tbis an sction on . note; the de.
fence was usury; the plaintiffs are brokers ard III.
defendant Is a ssddler. IL appeared from the evi.
dsDce thst the loan had been sde, but def
failed TO prove any usurious exsction Judgment for
plaintiffs s1Oo.
n. IhAss S~esuep erd Walter.-This vas an az.
ton foe breach Of contract. Mr. Philips. who Ia
boiidsr, employed the dtsudauts o. perform the ma
work Of building on ~b CHI ne was engaged and
esf 1dants failed TO complete " within the given
period The defence that plsiatin aid not fur.
Nib the materials in time. Judgment fer Blaintd
SO aud costs
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RAuscap AccIprsr.--On Saturday last, Mr.. Hunter
81 the Custom House IN this ciiy. vas riding In ear
riass with his wife near smfsfd. Conn when ac-
eident occurred which IL supposed will prove fatal
At crossing, train Of cars Of the New Haven Rail
read came into contact With the esrrsss upsetting
H. and throwing Mr.. n and wife ost injuring them
ness ssrieusly. II " Thought They vii nos rseeyw.
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Wreck the wh.Ier franklin,

BosToN, July Is, 1850.
The brig Romp, from Pernambuoo the 10th ultimo,
gives information Of the loss Of the whaling chip
franklin Of Sag Harbor. She went ashore during the
night of June It'll, about 70 miles north Of Pernsm.
buco, and 1t was thought she would prove total
loss.
Captain Cooper arrived at Pernsmbuco In a boat,
and the 10th returned 10th wreck with assistance
In order to the cargo which consisted Of 800
barrels Of whale oil Hopes we're entertained that he
would succeed.
The Franklin was bound home from the Pacinc
Ocean.
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Parsons, Day, d Co.'S. Report.

bNhtFooLi July 10, 1850.
Yesterday, with fair attendance of buyers at the
orn Exchange, less activity prevailed than Tues
day in eonfequsnce Of improvement in the weather,
and though wheat met q fair sale at the advanced
prices Of Tuesday, buyers operated with greater eau
tion. Barrel our met better inquiry, and holders
enabled TO establish advance Of Is upon Cans
dian and partially Cd Is upon States Indian Corn
IL firmly held but 10 met little attention yestsraa
and the sales were OF n retail character.
The msrkets in tie interior have all been more
tive this week, at advancing prices for wheat snd
-four, but the weather during the past few days hsv
ing been 81 settled shsracter may induce less
active operations on the part Of the dealers The
London corn market yesterday reported by t.le-
grsph very steady at prices hut with less
business passing. CottonOur Last circular, OF the
9th inst left this articls in arm position with an
upward tendency, and the market opened with good
demau 1T full rates which continued up TO the ad-
vices Yer Canada being received; and her being
fully coni matory Of the very unavofsble position OF
the growing crop sators and the trade
ward and purchased largely aud have continued do
during the week; the market gradually hardening
until enabled to rHiee our quotations I'd
I'D. on last weeks prices Fair Orleans being quoted
at e., q and midding ut ~
spinntfs having obtained material advance on their
goods with every prospect of further rise have been
enabled to give the advance on the material which
Is fully warranted by circumstances Our stock IL now
upwards Of 600 bales less than at the last
year with large consumption and export going on.
and he prospects for the yld Of the NEXT crop falling
sbcrt Of the present The tales Of the week are si
bales Those % to day. 10 eco. OF which 600 are on
speculation aud for export The market closing very
trnly at the advance noted. ON Brakils, Egyptians
and surats, an advance Of I'd. per pound has been
established The receipts Of the week Of all qualites
ach 1873 bales The sales Of the week amount 10
81 6l0, Of which $3.50 American; spectators ta-
hing ~ 200, and exporters 90OO and the estimated
stock In Liverpool to day, IL 500 $50 bales against
s0T $50 at date last year The total import into
Liverpool this year Is sl44so, against S2 o52 bales
il Is weeks Of 1880 7ssloo bales against s57 OsO during
the same time In 1s4e.
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THr Trr.s BosDs rms UsirsD srsrrs BsSr.--
Proceedings have lately been commenced In the New
York eupr, against the trustees Of the Bank
Of the nted States the object being to obtain sale
OF Texas bonds 90 q large amount The court In New
York the bonds be sold unless the trustees
security for the payment OF certain liens claimed
sgsiust the bond. The trustees applied TO Court
inf deposit Of funds. This permission granted
on Saturday. The trustees deny the validity of the
claims, and the deposit Of funds is made with the
.yuy a ~
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= ngland.

Walter Watts late lessee Of the Olympic theatre has
been sentenced to ten years rsbbing
the Globe Insurance Company. The prisoners dsfal-
cations are stated at fS00O
There 10 very little from the south of Europe
We have nothing fresh from Portugal respecting the
American claims. The Queen of Spain keeps Madrid
In most interesting state Of anxiety, but her sc
esuchement, so often announced, has not yet taken
place.