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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright 6nndy q Co.'s Liverpool Circular

Per atlantic blvERPooi, Tusstay, Aug. ~, 1870
Co1ros-Sinc- The date Of our last Circular, iorwnded
per the Canada Saturday last th- d-nsnd for this staple
hes been ssd the daily 's-s averaging about s BASS
which larger quantity thsn Dssi :. cornrossh 0t owner
d,cnptiors han american large parcels OF Sst snd
Fgypan Cotton having bean speculation. Inc al
vices per - oer from those previously 20 hand
Holders of American offer their stocks freely out 40
press sales srd prices unchanged from the rae,
Of Fosy last market closing however, with an improved
feeling.
The ales for The three past 6sy estimated At ssiu-
cav t0U Bales COO speculation snd export 5000 Amer-
can nc ndsy. 10000 bales 1900 speculation and export
65Oo Americana Tuesday COCO bales 5000 speculation s,d
export, 5ccO American. lmPOh for some time Is about
1890 bales $1,000.
prIcEs To DAY-Hsw. Orleans Fair SID, Middlns
5ld Ordinary {! as. Mobile. Fair 3 n Middipg d o.,
Ordinary fd5; Atlantic, Fair s. D. Mddlins 5t0s Or
binary 40 =,
Tie rause in the Manchester market noticed in our last
hss giy,n place TO active inquiry for both Yarns snd
Cloth. The independent position which producers arc IN
from coBtIscts enables them 10 demand extreme
rates aud which to-day have been freely paid.
The weather Last Friday has Unsettled, and =
large quantity Of has fallen The spresd Of the potato
d. ase is daily confirmed which, combined with conpisints
OF bisht the Wheat crop, has caused more animation IN
tie Com market WHEA1 of readily ~ an sdvsne"
OF Sd 3D. y bush. Flour commands I'D ~ more money
fIst qualities realize 20 902li5 q bD iSDns CoRS fully
mail tains previous prices
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TURKEY AND GREECE.

lIF-1r u TTr y. Y TTIII inc
CoSsTANTISoTLE, Saturday, July 10, 1852.

Correspondence Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.
CoSsTANTIHoFLE, Saturday, July 10, 1852.
The Mussulman FAST, called the Ram
azau, this year came during the period of the long
est days, and at the warmest season. The Journal
Ge COnstAtt.pople, n announcing it, says:
The Rsmazsn commenced on Thursday evening.
From this cay unit, BayIa the m'nares Of the mosques
vii be Illuminated every night RsmsZan Ia the ninth
month OF The year 10 II the Prophet common ced the
Il very strict issf, which consists Ia alb
ssirI ircf drinking and eating, and from snOk.
iIg from TIT TsOs 10 the se.tI u the Tbis fact
IL strictly obligatory one Is exempt from t the sick
who csBnCt keep must fast other month n the
Jtef ID is sttad, alter reg2niDg tkeir hessa and
must uave!ers and soldiers Ia tne deld Tns month is
sreaily vsnerard by ali Nussunsns nor only On &C.
Of h's holy fast, out also the Ld e Ka-
dr. or night OF power" occurs N il. the usual
lsbors o the Forte are more or less Interrupted oy E
oUIOg me osy Ice fun, tonaries of the Government
itsye rt.r pUTeauX earlier ,lan usca so az TO reach
their bones In time T. break heir fast at sunset
This representation IS not strictly correct. The
fast commences with the Early morn, at the mo-
meat when ne light OF day is sufficiently clear to
enable The eve 20 Distinguish white hair from
black ooe-now, at about half past two, " little
later-conse qutntly, the Faithful must refrain
from the use Of water, food or, what s s. worse,
the pipe, from this hour antl sunset, some II
hours. This sudden change in the regimen of the
NusSuIman population IS severe upon the 4" old
foses' who cam ~ support so long fast, aad 10.
a few fall victims 10 heir devotion 20 the example
snc commands Of thei. Prophet. fhei5 break -fast
roo IL almost - fatal ns - observance. The sud.
Cen Ieplttcn OF the stomach perhaps exec ssive
is injurious tothe system, ard is Productive of
congestion snd spoplexy, and the co,pueDt, who
are very Numerous among the higher classee, f,u
martyrs ~ ,hsH q NJ.
Fusd tfrad, has rrtlrnfd from Ezyrt, having
ss''le1 ttr g. Dt ali ia, siich 10 th- sat-i;.c.
ton o. tv.Ty yr'son including himself The Wee.
ICY pres nted hin With Pl.1nn00 or $50 or,
PjDpf 90 Tor his Sfcr,:ND, aad PG0 900 far p
''hsI ~ kc,Gr 6esceac.t o.. h~a.,r
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GERMANY.

The Wcser Ga,cuc states that the seven
ss,e. comprising the Dsr,ns Coa,icn have agreed
- nod 3 Conference az StaugsTdi. The Conference
Was 70 assemble on the lob.
Ic,ter of the lst from Vienna states
,b, Tho Austrian Goverrrnen, IA: yet replied in
ire affirmative 10 the pre- ,os Of the French CABINET
relative 70 the treaty for the mutual protection OF liter
ally property. > ,,yIn,,
hss eurhorzed me GovernmeL, 20 Increase tue direct
taxes by 6CO,OCO forms the previous amount being
100000 6oriD.. a., =.
During the night of the Goth nit. a
gree, part Of the Of Efeid, 10 the Principally OF
Cobars was accidentally burned.
On the evening of the Sd ult. violent
shock Of earthquake eir At Lndau bavaria, which
broke the glass in the windows Of the hou1es and rupg
the church bells.
A soldier, named Nicolas Steevogpt,
swan across the Lake OF ConsLce In three hours and
tory rinu,es, tnui eclips.ng lie famous feat oil swim
ming the HeIlespont.
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PRUSSIA.

From Berlin we learn that the Customs
Conference will DO opened on the 10th
The PrusSian journal of the 4th men
lions ,hat Postal treaty concluded on the eve
OF beirg concluded, between Prussia and the United
States whereby single letters mag pass between aoy
psIi Ct the United States and tue 6rnsn ostal MON,
=, the reduced charge OF 30 cents.
A circular has Just been issued by the
Mri,ter CT the Interior 20 the Regencies OF cides,
charging them to make Known to all masters or public
schools without distinction, that rney must submit 70
tie regulations Of Government Inspectors, aud that AL
hopes Of tic emancipation of schools from the control
of ibs Church, must be given up Is wholly nadnis
sable.
A letter from Dantzig, of 29th ult., says
cholera had again appeared la that city, and, usual
came from POsDd To the above dss the di.ease mad
been very fetal Jour OCT OF every Ave attSkes havins
died AZ sieradz Poland, rs ravsges had been great
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DEN MARK.

There are rumors via Hamburg of q
Ministerial CRISIS at Copenhagen on the n inst.
NJ. RaslOf, at present employed with
d. hailleert ins,be submarine operations 10 Ns~.Ynrk
HsIbor, hss offered to the Dsnish Government, 10 re.
the rocks called TrinkeIn, which have Tong been
bstscle 10 the navis alton Of ths Csttegst
The difficulty between tho King OF Dem
mars md the Duse of Augus,eub-rg respecting the
property held by the latter in the duchy Of Sch.eswg
10 seft 70.
The Danish commission appointed 70
administer and destroy ths Schesvig. Ho.tein bank
notes announces that paper OF that description 10 toe
vslue OF ere million marks banco was burned ON the
3fh nlt The total value Of III. revolutionary notes
which have been destroyed amounts 20 .oGr m.lions
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
pnscs, Liverpool and Lonsop' Aas"''
Paris, TO-

The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived az
,u AN Yesterday, bringing four days later in'e'i
eepce from the Old Word.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on oatur-
s.yeveDius, 7h inst, at 10 minutes past O'Clock
The news by the Atlantic is OF no spe-
,,. importance The Fishery Question Is discussed IN
mos, Of the London papers and has caused sigh' de-
nres,,op In tho Funds The general belief appears 70
ss ,bs, the matter will be settled andcably
The following persons came passengers
In the Atlantic
&C. Townsend. w. Cowles sud sen, J. E. Lichel WIN
I.cl Jam.s Porter L Thompson NJ M.ttison G. Fisher
"A Macdonald C. Ssttertbwste, o. Horwitz, h: Marks
Eve wife and two children, r j. Davies and wife, W
Holmbla J. Samuel. Jr- 5 kahuweiler, W. Jacobson
r TreaSweT j. 2. Randolph, J. Edgar. h. beeoe1.
Trost r. Norris Jr, Mrs r. Norris, r Hilyard, sen N
Tbeyepy VIM L. Hildeburn, =. Stokes, Mr. Ing y. "
Wsimlsht do. w N. Martin ii Hooper, n. h W. y
C. Wbeatleigh, 6. w Bull snd son, r s" ~ cIso,d
Robipson J. Ty son and son. George msynse, -. = q
VA ssrtori Max Hjortsbers, h. ~ ~ Ip;,6 r u
Seytsp Miss FixpstIick, c J. Gilbert r. F;ar,
Cottrel. c. King and wife, j. m W;tt Henry simons
I'D. two chiJ rem and servant X mcdenfy' James %
s.son Mr. ard Mrs. Rossi, w. h Gray NJ" -. ~ ~
No.. N e and A. C. Read, Miss J: r. how.o' - "a "
,i.on Mr and Mrs w. Won sades ear ane M y
S.,smsa p ~ Bsoia Mics NJ w kesd, elbow ~
10 d.n.b,er T. Paine ard son, G. GrisSold Soen ~
IooSy IL Loney Mr.. and Mrs Bustsrd, W r. so',, - '
Esns6wout ana daughter, M. OConoI, Nus a. " Do' YS
p NcGoveu, J. C. Fuller. : DURAN w, Ounoro' ~
kellogg J. Jobpsen a. kosencfsnH w ~ ,r,e
bearer Of dispsches John Livingston bearer o. ohpA
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,p,rs,es 10 the snufs cture Of Iron hsve rnck~
or sysn notice Of their intention to strike Tor An NJ
vance Of wages equal to le o. tun. and the strike threat
enc to become general throughout South ssordshirs
\, i. Md tina, the employers have resolved not TO yield
TO the demand -,
We learn by The Esser Standard that
D. Sears of Boston. has presented silver hason ana
patton ~ the Church Of St. peter Colchester, where
repose the ashes Of his English ancestry
The Queen has gone to Antwerp.
The Herring fishery on the BRUSH
COSTS how promises TO be abundant
During the last few days the wca1mc .,
throughout Ed gland has been unsettled, win frequent
thunder showers
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., p,opons has arrived q, Plymouth with the nsts 70
Cd July Dates frsm Grsbsm's Town are u the <''n
June and the integ~ 10 OF desperate chsrsc,s,'
The Souh african idretiso says: Disorder ano gu
cvr, 40 well az actual war. have become eepelA w
tlry miles or more on both sdes of border line SUM
l50 mites ip length" On l2,h June, FIVE amnHnn'on
wagons were captured BY the Cshres, and eie'es q
the Iunyd killed and keYen wounded.
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WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

The Emerald steamer arrived at Ply
month on Saturday with dates from Cape Coast Castle
10 April 3Otb AtLsgos all vas peaca5s when the I'm
rAa left but the residents did not conider the state OF
saa,rs a. at all sasfsctOrv Tbs blockade had been
taken of At .h- Right Of Benin. about loh May Al
Csue Coast on I,h June, the Cen arrived from New.
York.
Allouiet nc S.. Michacls, the island ism
avery healthy stale and everything appearing from
the beach In 4 high state OF cultivation.
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SPAIN.

Dates from Madrid are 10 the 3d inst.
The Epoca states that the Spanish Governm nr has Al.
tered into regulations win that of Portds, for the
construction OF railroad In Esramaiu,a 2, ccun.ct
The Two countries Apropos OF railroso, ihe puoc Gse
not buy ing the Spanish secui-s issued 10 further
rsroad enterprise and called O6iSaeioaes .e C9r!os
bearing per cent lntere't and pr cent sinking
fond. But q small amount has been issued yet the
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RUSSIA.

The Vienna correspondent Of The Lon
don Tins has the following "No one here knows what
has led To the new regulation, but strict order has
just b, eE Issued BY the Russian Government that no
foreign artisans journey men, apprentices De
allow 70 enter Russia undsrsny prext whatever.
The BeTtln Times announces, under Inc
head OF Russia aud Poland, ina, the property OF all
Poes ~ho took part in the ste Hungarian RGY5iuIon
coob Gated By the stale, and they themselves pro-
scrised.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

There are two days later adyices, to 3lst
Nay. from Cape OF Coco Hope Tn. only new, was
al attack by the British, upcer Col Bu-!rr upon ths
Wsierkloo l7th, ~ place called the Iror.. sho.
Inc CshTes were driven back aud their hu,s burucf
but ~ the British began 20 retire n. ,aysgas
usppcsred and attacked The guard and were ony
rpul'ed b. good use Of the artillery
Since he above was written, he stenu.-
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Money Market.

The English Fands have been depressed All the week, ow
ing to the unsvorsble sdyes from the Cape the hsh"ry
o, ,tion and - weather unfsvOrsbe for harvest Closing
pno.s on Tuesday Consols Tor account ana money
agi a.! Three ana Per Cents. l03. Bank stock,
227as30 a Dominican for t7]p,o00 IN Per Cent
stock 10 has been offered London but does not meet
much favor. .-o.o .oo
Al the Bank OF France discounts had increased 5000 eco
dnr,g b, past month and the brsnch banks are Active
Fsur and Half Per Cents 04 go Three Pen Cents 10 H.
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HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.

From Brussels we learn that NJ Roger,
Minister Of the Home Department. occupied In the
form alton OF csbne', in which NJ. 81 Fhere and
Fesch 10 take part II. O.s rumored IL 10 have
the Portfolio of Justic-, ard Loos Burgomaste- Of
Antwerp, the Portfolio Of Finance
The g'eat enterprise Of draining the
Lske of Haarlem Is completed, ana there resaln
OF hat only tsynss OF water, which
the engineers are preparing 10 remove.
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TURKEY.

A collective note has been dispatched by
Russs SDo Austria to their Ministers az C.astsnhncos
on The subject Of the lae perIecuoas of CGr.lans ~
BosDs, which IS asserted be la violation OF treaty o.
n.s,ion' between Turkey End IN" aoo'e powers
The correspondent of the G>st Deuiscie
Posi- whites trat the u. Steamer San J.clato 10 now
a, e rstar uDope waiting to take Minister residing
tbeIe 10 Aiheis.
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CoDl,peDtsi Markets -.

HA"suKc-W HEAT desIer, Coffee ve-y qlet Cor
TPqGr'; little 5ods ~ Jaw SUGAR ard RCE. u 4
s.xre lo6 Bills)
The weekly rcrOrs lsays TIE Morning CiJoaee Of the
ltt fon the Belgian and DG Oh markets states Lat little
business las been doue IL either Coffee SJGAR but
pices we're generally well maintained. The Times says
RICE bad betn ia greater request in The Amsterdam and
Ctteid1u Produce nafkeis prices for most descriptions be-
Ing a ,Eade b,ie At HAVE tho markets. for Co1ToS ST.
OAR a. Corr quiet, without charge in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

fscihfse the seiSur. Of ,oois In contrSAssa han,
lied 10 one half OF ths net rr0cesSs ~ the 40
Arr. ~ All Custom H0us- reyulssisas t,s.r,'.s
srs Of verels coming fr foreign parts shall h. ~
rio email sohs In sif'rent lsnguaess soa 90 - ~
botts shall On the arrival o. The pilot on hoard ~ es
y. be HANDED by hrn the Csptsin who .h.I h. "a ~
90 pr's.btDg hims-H the bur-sa Of The Par rea>
sckeowlsorD'ut Of TIE rscsp; OF IN. saA b. ~ u
ART ~ Every Consal or Comlnrcisi As.ot ofs
pe, established IN ere port "a. r-c-,. 49, ss 10
chsgss for orrtif, nE nvoc-s snd naaii-,ts W. sas
Fnreysry inyolce from 20 ICE 80 dollar. a.
For every invoice froIa l0i 20 so So aoIl.,.
Fer every invoice from tol 10 ,sO0so SoIJ.,.
For every invoice from |. ooi 20 500 So .o,I.,.'
For every invo,e frors Qsi To 10 90 20 49,
For every invoice fsfn 10 COL tJ7hs0s & a.
ror every invoice nom 20 COL sad npvud.
For every MaDif.st.................... '''''' -
AsT.4 The present. ls1g snsl IA put inta 49,.
ilOws: Ia three mohh, Tor yessels comm, t,, 40
the American Continent and the isands Of u. s o
and In four months br y-.ss coming from po. l. asa
both TO start from The day OF its promaisssn 1'ops
Ant - The present isv abr, s.t-s ali d,pssuo.. 49,
tTsTy TO it; It shall be- printed and publ.asi and ~
ter charged, eseh ia that which concerns am
execution.
Done at the Chamber Of Representatives a,
Prince June o. 1882 Ia the 4stt year of the InS.. IN
and Sd Of the reign Of Ills lmp.rsl Ms,.sy
Approved by the Sense 291h June, lSS2 Puks., :.
Po,tsu-Prince July Z, 1872
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paper cell. slowly IS whereas compared VIM o,ns,
-, ~ "a r. a,sniuez snd Amsnss Railroad Tor 49,
MoSSo Of reals. l. payable in hi. suck which augu''
bu, pciSeren,ly for the success Of the project
wv brazilian vessels are placed by koyai
s,der on the same footing Spanish ss REGARDS pof'
nd mi invitation dues.
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London Markets.

TUFspaY 5uCAR-West India sales, 100 casks
full prices Refined grocery Jumps at 49, 70 A. Foreign
-Ssvefa floating carcoes SOLD 7elLw Havana 20 1Ai
COFFEE brisk. Several parcels Plantation brought 5O to
60. Native Cey zen i5 TEASsand common CoIgou Sd.
C01ToS du and prices unchanged. TALLow 6n, r. T. G..
| s. T. 20 I on the spot
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Manchester <ru,e of Trndc.

TUEsDAT E;EEISG.-OurC LO, nsI set mas Dsen rat er
heavy This with ine exception OF the best quality Of
- IkiNINC CLOTHS, which b d.sf-f eQnal Ia
The amount Of business done has been limited
still particular 10 press sales aud the
tie TaGe may 90 called steady Purchases India
count unusually sns bnt dc ut-ss buyers waiting the
sys!s Of the Ongd.tsned mail previous TO further
ouefa,ols
The VAIN market may be said continue unchanged
cept fine qualities which . keep creeping up va ue
There literally stocks Low numbers IN fsr de
maud FOR export end the home demsnd for medium qualities
ia sl very good Considering the sspp German houses
not % cal busy the American firms busy. TIE
Overs better employed than for pas.
tbs always favorable sign Of coed \, trade going
o. the whole thinssIe steady, and perhaps also sat
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GRECO,

From Athens, 18th at, we learn that
ne sps'er OF the Interior had res'. ned u vas re-.
prred that The QuseD, wbo 10 the absence Of bsr ,,.
band. administers The Government, woult spcoint 81
P4l.mices hi. successor 80
A Greek French Company has made
proposals. 10 the Government 10 bud the IRIS, -,,,-osd
il GIe, ct-frum Athens 20 the Piraaus
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SWITZERLAND.

The Basic Gazette ammo lnccs that the
p.,uon of the population Of Frbur against the u 2v
emmett imposed on them by force was TeJsc'su "
The Federal Assembly, Oh ,be 5h in-s, by n"o'J Vi
20 votes 10 II.
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Wocl Market.

In Consequence or the ereser portion OF tne useful
lh. to-day only small ousr- was cone onilns ne
week Prices az Lo-o--T, firm The London sales
Il 81 with greet frion-.s bu, on tne average
dc Dces obtained about I'd h lowsr than Last
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Passive i0I S0o oO0 lire
Active.
D.s.. .....<.. 81 10000 lire.
From passive deduc, grants toy always ana otu,
fcsrons 4o0oo00, reducing tfe oene 20 ~, 200 ~
he =, coy,r which Il Is proposed to raise 1000 OOO by
tax ON patents. leeacie. snd personal proP-ry also to
duce tn amy and navy and co.t Of collecting reve
nue. &c LEAVING an actual dese, OF TWO and na'i NIL
lCpS lire. II
letter from Rome gives some details
f a.. -, .,r..t. Of members of ihe Revolutionary
Comni,,ee residing 10 Lom5ardy, Tuscany and t'e
Roman States ltappeaIs that the Austrian Cohsai AT
G.Lo. bearing Cf the death Of person, b3hosro ~
bs, the do ceased was one OF tts paymasters OF
The Conspiracy The mode of carrying on tho oories
rordepce Was also discovered being by means oil '~
bsuckrrcfiefs the cc'ors OF wnicn oisspp-a.u ~
cbecsl washing ire writing being brought out By the
sanc operation Ia cobseG,ence oi this discovery
vs,ou, sre.ts have taken - NJ Ferrars, and other
ujac. In the Ror1as states.
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NJ Henrys Circular says Breadsuhs have become buoy
ant A further advance OF ID esd in WHEAT has bee1
n.de II s established good brands of Flour INDIAN
CoRN has active request but the demand has been
well suppl, BY Danube az about previous rates
r. Maxim & Co s quotations are, at close OF market on
Aug o. on ue6 States WHEAT, Mixed snd Red, 9d6 ;
White, 6la65 FLoUR-Westem Canal. Philadelphs,
ard Baltimore 10 Gl9 9; Ohio aud New Crlesns % a. O..
!.pTAr CoRN-Yelow, 81 as, 3. White, % GAS.
BACON moves steadily into consumption al foil prices In
Bee aLd PORK there feature. CHEESE Is more
wanted LARD is quiet snd droCpifg Ia BARB, SEEDS or
Os transactions reported TALLoW IS more steady
RICE tcoks up. out without much business.
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Ifxprnnnl Markets.

TUESDAY EvEsINC. Aug. 70, 1882.
SoJTOS-Thr sales of orthe pest tree days are
90 oses ct when Spectators have taken 800 and tx
porters Da' with que, market e. the following quo
,tions les given By BROWN shipey Co.. viz Fair Or
js.rs SO Midding sd; fair Mobiles, 3D.; Middling
7.I6 Fair Uplaros, Sd; Micdling, SD .; Market
quiet he sales the three deSs, together with Wright
Candy 4 Co = quotations, are ss foioEs:
Sales Saturday 0o0 bse0-20Oe SPECIAL -toa aad Export
of which t, 600 were American.
saes Mondsy, 10000 bales Geo Speculation and Export
OF which - so were American
s,es Tueiday 5000 bates 600 Speculation and Export
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Sfofa af Trade I'm E.opce.

PARIS TuesdIy EreriHg The accounts fIom the
fstnng osrcs :ssorsbis and good autumn business
istxpeced IN Paris manufacturers also busy.
LATEST EXCHANGE FaesGdy EgesLgg-Rstes with tho
exception 0: Amsterdam, which little lower much
same Amsterdam l. .Gl2l sisht Ills. Oh; HsmouGs,
Is 3! Paris 47i d52 sight, 25 ~ G3ll Frankfort l10!
Antwerp, Is 50! Lesh0.n, 80 S7iG62l
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ITALY.

TIE Carrierc Mercantile publishes the
following estimate Of the budget for ls53 ~ ooc liza
Passive onont u.
Active. -"'' i"i''O~,
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SUNNI Err RAMBLES.
Falls ef 1T. Anthony,

Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tnbans
ST ANTHONY, Minnesota TerrsoyJ,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-25
Proclamation
ny JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE

EXECUTIVE OFFICE BATON RoucR, August 3, 1852.
WtJEREAs The aioly assembled nj the State
Rouge for the purpose Of changing tho Cons titus
Louisiana has ordained Tint immediately after
Convention the Governor shall Issue his rroca
nation directing officers Of this State authorized By awo
hold elections for members General Assembly, md hoda
poll parish at the places designated by law
TUESDAY next for the purpose Of taking
the Of the good people this State in regard to the adoption or
of this Constitution and shall be the duty OF said oe/
receive tho entitled to vote Iner the old Ces
ton and under h Constitution Each voter shall express ms 'non
by depositng separate box be kept for that purpose ke
wherein shall be written TE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
'THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, such word ns WI
dAty the intention OF the AT the conclusion oil sail
eceto which aa be conducted respect the general State
election conducted The designated preside over
the shall carefully examine ballot Deposited and
shall forthwith make due Secretary Of State
conformity to the Pro,ions Of the existing law upon the subject
elections"
therefore, have thought proper asue this Proclamation
notifying qualified the State 81 the
aforesaid furthermore commanding she
people assemble md the acceptance rejection
nitution FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER
proceedings be conducted and returns thereof be made
conformity with the existing law upon subject
Of elections. BY the GOVERNOR JesEPlt WALKER.
CHARLES GAyARRE, Sec. of State. 7ps