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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
FRANCE.

The event of the week is further ex-
hibon OF iettveness the part of the Corps Legsa
ut agsinst the dctaton of the President On Tuesday
the Assembly had the budget under discussion and re-
fused their assent TO some of the items. Louis Napo
leon who watching the proceedings from private
box beTeupon sent note to the President stating that
the Assembly Oversteppng their powers In refls
ing assent TO amendments sanctioned by the Coun
eli OF State. The citing broke up In confusion.
Upon reastemblng the next day, the budget was
again discussed and the Assembly acted SO far linden.
pendenty 10 throw overheard the grant OF 745OOO
francs for the dotaion of the Senators. The difficulty
caused temporary fall in the funds.
NJ. CADET Chief of the NauvoO lcarl-
sp, had announced that he would leave London on the
18th NeuvO aid further that the fraternity Intend
applying for naturalization as American citizens, and
will found another Socialist Colony In Texas.
Generals Changarnier, Bedeau, LamOr-
ciere and Leo In consequence of their refusal to take
the oath, had been cashered, but were allowed to re-
tain their half pay.
Two hundred and fifty more political
prisoners bad arrived at Havre for shipment 10 the
Colonies The fret detachment had arrived at Cayenne
on the 10Th May.
The French journals make no mention of
the sea fight reported by the last arrival from America
Two had taken place off Para
The Monlteur is to be removed to the
Pslais Royal and published under the superintendence
If Committee OF Three, one from each Of the Offices
of the Interior, State and Police.
The Emperor of Brazil, having invited
sixty Of the Sisters of Charity to minister In the Bra
lillian hospitals number OF the sisterhood are about
to embark for Rio.
Letters from Toulouse state that the
crops In that district were much damaged by hall
storm on the 18th June.
The inundation continued, and several bridges had
been swept away on the Saone.
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tsrisrsnes with thst right dangerous violation Of heaw
Of nssions sssps which al
urces ere which hey should endesvor BY al proper means
70 especially il the duty Of free nations 10 protest
ssans and prevent the intervention Of despo TO suppress
Republican or Constitutional Governments.
Resolred That We the Free Sellers OF 10 con-
vention assembled, cordially approve OF that policy y
which Massachusetts has been saved from the degradation q
giving her support TO the prosayery Administration o. &
lard Fillmore and has been kept in her old and proper a
ude Of opposition TO the slave power BY which she mas
enabled to put the brand Of her condo mnaon upon
Websters treaehey to freedom By which sas nas inter-
Congress Senstor and several Representatives. 70
her true voice and uphold her free PrncPe snd r ~
which there has been placed upon her statute boox
number of acts sautay in their effect and truly
in their character. IN r.. the Can
Resored That heartily approve the can iot ..
yenton TO be holden Pittsburgh on the Itn ~ -
next to nominate such candidates for Presaen. ~ fee
President as NAV be worthy TO receive the votss "
men; that whether the Convention nomnAS hi;,ss. and
Hale Of New Hampshire. whose longtneI ~ Hsn.
fsishf sarycra have eDdeared him to our nea o
salmon p Chass Of One, he sentiments ., ~
70 Us to-day enste LIZ % se5 and faithful man such
pomnsos shell receive our undivided,
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Shining Intelligence per the Canada.

Arrired from hep- York Linton, at Lverpool Fosca
Helena Te,e Her,chel ut Hambursh; Lucinda at Mar
settles Atlantic at Antwerp st Nicholas At Hsyre.
A,vircG from BOstsn-JeanDet Maria, at Antwerp
Arrircd Itsm Bdimors-Augusta at Bremen Sernga-
patam, at Liverpool
,vired from Chrie,ton-Zebrs at Painboef Constitu-
ton at Cuxhaven. -
Ayrired from Mobie-Stephen Baldwin and Mary Caro-
line at Liverpool; NiscOunta, at Barcelona
rrred from Netc-OyIedns-Infsnts and Charles Horton,
at Liverpool; Liberty. a: Haye Alyarado at PamboeE
arrived from City P0iHt-Powhattan, az Hevoet.
Ayrired from fpdidchicoiG-S Douglass at Liverpool
Sailed Jor Nsr- lork--Washington from Southampton
Roads; Nicholas Bdde General Dunlop, America, Enter
prise and Monteegle from Liverpool; Vandsa Mason from
Dssl Prince Albert from Plymouth Helen Mara from
Shields; Marthas VINEYARD from GTeenocki Devonshire
from London Lavnia from Bordeaux Rose Standish tom
Helvoet =,
Sailed for Boston-Moses Wheeler from Liverpoo Mary
H. Vose from Marseilles; Paul Jones' from the Baltic
SailedJOr Phitadephd-City OF Manchester from Liver
pool
Sailed for BdltimoreMaranne from Bremen Upon anc
Welches from -; Herman from Helvoet
Sailed for Neic- Oyiedns-Eutaw from Bordeaux.
Saiedor San Franco0-Virginia and Lady Louisa from
Liverpool
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ENGLAND.
General News,

The lovers of scandal have had highly
seasoned dish Sc, before them this week In the trial Of
bal suit brought BY the notorious Dr. Achi against
the no less celebrated DR.. Newman The former Il An
spOstate from Roman Catholicism. and the latter from
ProtestsDtsm. Aehii was charged with many acts Of
seduction and dsbauchery, time and place being sworn
10 by his alleged Victims he on the other hand making
oath that he never the women in his life re-
marksbls feature In the the introduction Ia
the evidence of copies Of proceedings against Ach
before the nqusitiOn, being the first ums since the
Reformation that the records of that tribunal had been
introduced into English courts of law The pleaings
on both sides were noticeable for ability and after three
DAYS of intense interest the part Of the public the
Jury brought in verdict Of libel r0rsa charge the
l9tb point of slight importance) and not pr9res
all the extraordinary charges above alluded to.
Parliamentary proceedings had been of
secondary interest TO the AchiIh affair. Wednesday
and Thursday were mainly occupied In debates
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KEY WEST.

The Sickness on board the Philadelphia-List
ofDeaths-Arrival of Brig Frederick from
San Juan, with nearly all the Crew and
several Passengers down with Fever, &c.
From Correspondent
KEY WEST Wednesday, June 30, 1854.
GENTLEMEN The Empire City, Capt.
Windle, left Sand Key, near this city, yesterday
morning. for New ork, and has no doubt carried
YOU the news of the sickness on board the Phila-
delphia, now at anchor upon the edge Of the reel,
under the lee of the Key at the mouth OF this
harbor) and undergoing quarantine.
Since the Empire left, but few new cases OF
cholera have occurred, and matters begin to wear
a more favorable aspect. The disembarcatlon has
been accomplished without accident, and the sep
aration of the sick from those unaffected is COM
plete.
The hulk purchased for the purpose Of a hospl-
tai was towed to the Key yesterday, anchored IN
favorable position in smooth water, and the sick
have been to day transferred to her.
The well passengers seem to be very well taken
care of. The Key distant from this city maes)
contains nearly two acres. 1t is few feet above
the waters level, and has not blade of grass or
tree upon its SUI face. 1t is coral bank, and has
been entirely washed up since the great gale OF
46. The United States have built several build
ngs as barracks for the use Of the laborers who
were employed putting up the screw Pile Light
house the lower story of which is finished. LIZ
CIV. Meade who now has charge ofthe property
has removed all the stores and thrown open she
barracks for the use OF the Philadelphia pas'en-
gers.
We understand that the people on sn0'' a''
amusing themselves in catching saroine', ""U"
are found in incredible numbers all s'ou' ''''
and, bathing, and collecting shells anu o'N'i 'Oi''
ositits.
We think that Sand Key, as Lazzaretto, has
NOT ;ts canal and that the Phladelphia's passen-
rers conId not have fallen among more attentive
Ssmaritans than the wrecksrs Of the Florida Reef
The civil authorities have been upon the gun
,,rs since their arrival and the Mayor Of the City,
HAT there might be no unnecessary delay, person
ally applied to 1t. Meade, then at Sand Key, for
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
DISAFFECTI0N In FRANCE.
THE ACHILLI LIBEL.
ANOTHER SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
COTTON UNCHANGED.
THE ACHILLI LIBEL.
ANOTHER SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
COTTON UNCHANGED.
PROVISIONS IMPROVING.

HALIFAX, N. s.. Tuesday, July O. 1852.
The R. M. steamship Canada, Captain
Lang, arrived here about sl9 o'clock this moging, hav
Ing left Liverpool at 25 p NJ on Saturday. the Goth
June and experienced heavy head winds during the
passage. She has SO passengers and full cargo
The steamship Washington sailed from
Southampton for New.York on Wednesday afternoon,
with 100 passengers and large cargo.
The City of Manchester sailed from
Liverpool for Philadelphia Wednesday, the 23d ult,
at P. NJ, with 30 passengers and good freight
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday morning, the Goth of June.
The Arctic arrived out at A. NJ. on
Wednesday, the 23d of June.
The Canada exchanged signals with the
Asia the 26th about Eve hours sail from Liverpool
and on the 4th inst exchanged signals with the ship
Lady Falkland, steering w. in lat 46 a. lon SO so.
The news by the Canada contains sew
eral features of interest
The libel suit, Achilli rs. Newman, has
been decided in favor of Achllli
There had been but little doing in the
British Parliament
The new Cunard steamship Arabia had
been launched.
The failure of Dixon, Walne & Co., of
Liverpool, is announced
The Legislatif Council of France con-
nues to rebel against the Presidents dctaons and the
funds have been effected in consequence.
The St. Ubes salt monopoly occasions
discussion In the Portuguese Cortez
The Indian Mail has arrived at Mar
seiles but brings nothing exciting Business was dull.
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From Halifax-Departure OF the Canada for
Boston-ArrivaI Of the AlbatrOss-The
Governor Of New.F0undIand In Tr0ubIe.

HALIFAX, Iuesuay' July q I0D~. ,
The Canada sailed for Boston at l0a
O'clock and will be due there tomorrow evening
The steamer Albatross, from York, arrived at 8
O'Clock this morning having been sisnalized east She
must have passed the harbor In the night she made
fine run.
There Is a strong party feeling in 81 Johns, New
foundand according to las! advices. Gen lie March
ant proroeued the Legislature with an Insulting and III.
timed speech which excited the sneer' and denson OF
the audience The press, without regard to politics,
manifest great indignation. His eigy hanged by the
the neck was carried through the streets by the popu
lace, drummer aud hfer playing dead marches. HIS
Excellency is promoted TO the Government OF Nova
Scotia and insult will not be tolerated for moment
here.
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Amotion for the PRODUCTION of the papers
In connection wiz. the charges against ALI Moorsd
Ecanoer oil snde who Is asserted 10 have fraudulenty
altered TIE Indian treaty of NovnahHa, was made
In answer TO question, Mr.. Hamilton
for the Government stated THAI negotiations betvvun
England France and the United States for the reduction
OF Atlantic hostages were sill pending no answer having
been given by the United States
Lord Derby has announcedthat aTreasury
order about 10 be Issued prohibiting the mixture Of
chcory with coffee but permitting the sale Of chicory
separately. ~
On Friday the discussions were of little
importance, and the Houses adjourned to Tuesday.
At meeting of BuenOs Ayrean bond
holders resolutions passed expressing confidence
In the faith OF the Republic and suggesting 10 her Gov
eminent to avail itself Of the Gusno found of the
Coast OF Patagonia, as source of revenue to h4udate
her debt
Captain Scoresby, the veteran Arctic
Navigator, hes published his opinion respecting the
wrecks in the Ice off Newfoundlandhe expresses
bic decided conviction that the wrecks not the re-
mains OF the missing discovery ships.
In a few days the new screw-schooner
Isabel which has been fitted out by Lady Franklin, as
sisted by the Geographical Society, and placed under
the CONN and of Capt lngeshed, will sail on smother
search for Sir John Franklin through Jones and Smith
Sounds, Bsfins Bay.
On Monday afternoon the new Cunard
steamer Arabia Originally the PERSIA launched
from r. Steele & Sons building.yard at Greenock. she
is iO tuns BURDEN with engines OF the side lever class
of $50 horsepower, but working up to 1000.
The ship Windermere had arrived from
Hobart Town, N. s. W. with 10000 gold dust, but no
later news.
The British Government has chartered
the American ship Tconderogs, at Liverpool to carry
enigrsnts TO Australia.
The failure of Dixon Walne IL Co. Ia
house in the Bac trade Is announced. Liabilities
about 10000.
The Tories of Edinburgh are bringing
forward Hon. T. C. Bruce, younger brother Of Lord
Elgin, as their Parliamentary candidate
Nothing definite is yet known as to the
dissolution OF Parliament
Madlle. Wagner, the prima donna, had
made up her quarrel with Mr. Lumey, the Manager Of
Her Majesty Theatre She had, however left England
Said Pasha of Egypt had arrived in Lon
don from Paris and had an interview with the Queen.
The University of Oxford has presented
sspendd gold salver to the American Bishops now on
a visit TO England
We learn from Il. NJ. Osborne, Esq the
protector Of the Newfoundland Telegraph that the
terprize with the best encouragement from the
English capitalists and that Messrs. Newell & Co have
contracted TO lay the wires between newfoundland and
Cape North, Nova Scotia.
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The Caffre War.
EBosToN, Tuesday, July

EBOSTON, Iues1Ay, July Q, Ib32.
By arrivals at New Bedford we have
accounts from the Cape of Good Hope to May 18th.
The sixth Regiment had bad a sharp encounter with a
large force OF the enemy in which the latter finally
routed with large number killed. Andrea Bothpia,
leading Hottenot has been indicted and is to be tried
for high TREASON Gen. Cath ,art had been thrown from
his horse and badly Injured but was recovering and In
tended TO lead force of 1000 men into tue enemys
country.
sandilke the chief Csfre rebel, had again sued for
peace but Gov CathcaIt replied that be would make no
peace with the Cafres this side OF the River Kei and
there appears 10 be doubt that it is the intention 10
drive the Cafres into Central Africa and their
lands to the English Colony. This probability is highly
commended by the Cape papers.
In the midst of the war; the papers still continue to
urge vigorously the establishment of Representative
Government
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INDIA.

A telegraphic dispatch from Trieste an
noupces the Indian mail with dates from Bombay to the
I'D May. -, ~,
There is nothing later from Rangoon. The
troops will probably remain there until after the rainy
season is over and should the continue, additional
forces will be sent from Bombay, Bengal and Madras
The Nizam is said to have consented to
cede part of his dominSns to the British in payment OF
his debts.
An extensive organic alton of Thugs has
been discovered In the PuDsub 500 have been arrest
ed and 100 in prison have confessed their crimes
Commerce was rather dull. Money
abundant
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Spirftuaiists Convention.
CLEyKLANp. Tuesda

CLEVELAND, Tuesday, July ., TO-.
At the Spiritualist Convention, IN tins
c,tv none Of erpence In the new school, who had been
invited, were present Mr. Finney while, as said, I'M
der The control of spirits delivered address, which
was principally attack upon the received theoogans
and religious creeds of the day. the Inspiration OF the
Bible and divinity Of Christ. 1t delivered princi-
pally In the Er gth language, but when that was not
powerful enough to express the fervd thought II was
nterarded with CALCULATIONS in the unknown tongue,
sounding very much like Indian. Some OF the female
mediums at every itrong sentiment uttered responses
in the same tongue. No proof was given OF mese
things being from spirits, and no opportunity was al
lowed for investigation.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr.. HoUsToN,
Re'ored That until otherwise ordered the daily hour OF
meeting shall be II o'clock, Am.
Mr.. HoUsToN offered a resolution that
ell debate on the Senae amendments to the Deficiency
bill sha cease tomorrow at neon. Passed.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton of the bill granting right of way and lands TO Ala
bsma to aid In the construction OF Railroad In that
State from Girsrd to Mobile Bay
Mr.. JONES of Tennessee moved to lay
the bill on the table Carried. Yeas s0-Nays 81
Mr.. OLDs from the Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads reported, with amendments the
bill to reduce and modify the rates of postage and Its
consideration was postponed until Thursday morning
A debate occurred on the Collins steamers-no re
suit Our report is crowded out
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The demand for the week has been smaller than
r several weeks past On Wednesday after the Arctc)
lie market though opening rather unsesdy TOOK better
n and closed with rmness unchanged prices 1900
- 20.
On Thursday the market again closed firm with prices well
maintained Sales 900 bales of which 900 specu-
l.on and 500 for export mostly American. On Friday the
market steady with sales Of 1000 bales The total sales
Of the week A. 600 bales Of which suato took 900
and exporters 1910 Dennistown & Co.'S qaotatisns aye
Fair Orleans SD Middling do, 5l6di Fair UplaRds,
SD; Middling do Std.
The total stock on Friday was, ss,5s2 bales Of which
81. $50 were American.
Holhnsshesd FetiIey Co.'S Circular usually tsersphed
IN destss nothing hat = not embraced In Tie above
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PhiIndeIphin Monument Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuetday, July D, Ieo%
At the session Of the Monument Con-
venton this afternoon, Governor Bgler presiding John
c. Spencer Of New York. presented the report OF tue
Committee appointed 70 prepare resolutions to carry
ont the object of the Convention. The report recon-
mends the building of single monument In lndepen
depce square, with thirteen Sides and that the Decla-
ration OF Ir 'ependence be cut in solid marble.
Elooue speeches were delivered In course of de-
bale, Messrs. Spencer and Hoffman, Of New York
Astjury, Hall, and Wellborn, of Georgia, Charles F.
Adams, and Benks, of Massachusetts, Gen. Wright
Col Alexander New Jersey Governor Bigler ngersoll
of Connecticut Hsys of Rhode Island, and Ex.Gover
nor Dnsnore, New Hampshire.
The resolutions were then adopted.
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lady MI and Mrs Cohen Mr.. and Mrs. Palser Mr.. and
Mrs BuIn.y, Mr. and Mrs Woodbury. Mr. HattSn, NJ,
Mrs Mason MIR and Mr. Cohen. Mrs Gibson aud chilli Mis-
RchMds Messrs Sterett Palsy Bartlett Gait, Nes6tt
Button Butterfeld Doottle, Reed buckingham, VIDAL
Butt Butler Martin Bsrotte Pyne, stewart Spsuldlng
Lowe Wesley BIiscoe Kesn Faulkner, De Brllle Cay
wood Smith, Sails, Carson, Webb Essor, Henry Irving
smith FOLEY BELL Gods Finley, Dickinson and Bone
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ITALY.

The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies
have decided upon modifying certain articles of the
Customs Tariff.
Letters from Rome say that the Pope
has agreed to commute the sentence of death against
the Engshman Murray into hard labor at the galeys
Recruiting agents were enlisting men at
Hamburg for the Pope's two Regiments.
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The secretarysbIp of the Navy.

WASHINGTON, Monday, July >, Is52.
Mr.. Gentry publishes card in The Re-
public denying that the President offered him Mr. Ora
hams place Of Secretary of the Navy.
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Lnndon Money Market.

Money continues very abundant and discounts easy Con-
soils closed at Oo GOo having touched O durns the week
Railway shares moderately active
The Canada Company declared dividend Oft per cent
per annum
Continental Stocks without much buoysncy Austrian
Scrip begins lag in the make; Spanish and D1cn Secar-
iues fatter
AMERICAN SEcURITtEsThe business in L. 5 Stocks and
Established Railroad Bonds has been moderate this week
and prices present little chance. There 10 inquiry for
Maryland p cent at rather improved figures, also for
Montreal City SKIES.
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XXXlID CONGRESS. .FIKsr SESSION.

IT. SENATE. WASHINGTON, July G. 1852
1 Tue senate commenced at l24 o'clock.
Inc CnAIn laid before the Senate a
s.i@msIs Of n. ' .ona the Treasury Department with
ior that department from April ls4e 10 AL; Is1n
y, OF State with respect to cIss.I.
Sm e 81 rens,, IN which be expressed hi.
ted 70 Congress BY the other Secretary. 'a0nais
Mr. PRATT presented resolutions f,or,
me legislature Of Maryland 10 favor of Copgr... .,.
Rensa!ng the heirs and representatives Of Rsrou M.
& 'o' 'ne services oftAeir ancestor during the Rsyo.
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Liyerpoel Markets.

CoTToN sesdy and unchanged with noticeable feature
Sales about 5000 bales day. The Manchester spnners
stl fully employed though advices fTsm the Unsed
States anxiously looked ior, The Liverpool CoSN
market moderately active. WHEAT and INDIAN Corn
az slight rise Flour rather dull Provisions were
activs and rising Fine BEEF and PoRI wanted. LARD
and BACON | desrer ln NAVAL STOKES some ousi-
doing. SUGAR very firm. TEA bat few ope-
ratiors Nothing doing in Gus Iron active. Rails
SO in Wales in StafoTdshire change.
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sfnfe of Trade In England.

There change to note in the state Of trade generally
fair amount Of activity continues in Manchester GOODS
and YARNS in request and the CoTTOS factories fully
poyed The be received iom America by the
next steamers anxousy looked for the nature
Of their advices depends whether the trade viii work up
their present stocks continue to supply their weekly
wants in the Liverpool market.
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Gales bp Qnrtinu.

ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auetioneer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS Ia
IL WESTCHESTER VILLAGE at AUCTION
COMBS & NICOLAY will sell On WEDNESDAY, w
a. at u O'clock at the Merchants Exchange ~ ~
tea, ISI miles from New-Y9t City by the hadom ~
road For maps and full particulars apply TO J. Hgz,
ler Westchestsr, No. SO Chatham-st-, or Gomez
NICOLAY, Auctioneers, No. IA GrsDdst the Boy
cry. See Auction advertisement In Ihs DAILY E<pfss
Cohnf<r and [onamectai ddeeytisey.
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Liverpool Provision Market.

Fine BEEF is wanted at extreme rates PORK Ia also IN
demand az the highest quotations
Bacon is ssain desrer. LARD Is ikewi se up with
small supply TALLow tuller with slight decline CHEESE
neglected.
ASHES in fair demand RICE is In better request aud
rather deareT; IS urrcss American sold AZ rs n cwt.
NAVAL SToREs-4000 bbls Tarpentine cold Al y. In
Spirits but little doing. Resin-l,00Q bos common
American sold at 2 gd3 y cvt
Ous-No transactions in Oils
SUGAR very finn.
TEA-Few operations st previous rates