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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

In Tuscany, the affairs Of Government
are a stand, the Grand Duke being unable 10 mske
up his mind whether to retain his Ministry or take
back the old. NJ. Boceila Yves proceeding to form
Cabinet, when note was forwarded by Sir Henry
BuTeT stating that Englan would not consent 20 the
sppo nment OF he party Represented by Boceia Nothing
cecided but the correspondence Of London papers
assert thai the Ministry Including Bocea will either
be retained IN Office Notwithstanding the remonstrance
Of England, thar coalition between the old and
Aduintraon will be Effected IL Is reported that the
FL gsh Minister Intends shortly to present nos rela
tive to TIE evacuation OF Tuscany by the Austrian
troops The finances of the Duchy IN o deplora5le
cop6itop, so much that In March next either toe
Government must contract new loan OF 4O,OOOOO or
bect ne bankrupt. Twenty.three millions have al.
ready been expended the Austrian army Of occups
tion.
Letters from Rome state that it is the
ibte ndon Of the Papsl Government 10 surround the
city Of Ancope With actrOi wall ard the work to
b. c. mmtLced immmecistCly Another letter. Of the
Sth in the dHgsbTS Gd.eG says that several
have been made ut Rome OF persons carrying polg
cal correspondence with parties In Paris. The infOr
nstcn that led TO the arrests was supplied by the
French Police.
The Roman Gas Company have pur-
cbssed for their gas works the cite Circus Maxi.
mus known to anquarans the locality the rape Of
the Ssbines
The PiedmOnt6Se Gazette of the Odd
published the law voted by the Chambers which fixes
the land tax In the leland Of Sardlua tenth OF the
CT hich nall centime Is reserved for granting ndem-
Litie to such tax payers may have suffered losses
from tho fire, hail or iood'.
A letter from Turin of date cath, SAYS,
that the arrests made In Lonbardy, are not fewer than
80 without ncucing those at Fearara, which it Is
said eate 10 the affair. The alleged conspiracy
is being Dqolr ed into at &antua and will be tried by
Military Commission Some intercepted letters Of Kos
iuth's gave the clue 10 these arrests
The Austrians are forming camp of
$4,000 men near SoncoDa, for msneuvers during the
autumn The Pie0mOntese army will also form an ex-
tersiye camp On the plain of Marengo.
The Corrier deLr ArnO, of Florence, an
nouncss that the news of the formation OF Customs.
League for Italy Ia devoid OF foundation.
A remnant of the band of the famous
robber II PsssatOre had encounter Last week near
Riolo, in Romsgna with detachment of Pontihca Car
bireers Five soldiers were killed, aud the others
took TO ish All the visitors who at the Spas of
Riolo Immediately siteIwsrd left.
A telegraphic dispatch of the Goth, via
Vienna, ssys generally reported that the negotia
tons between the Holy See and Sardinia have com.
petey niscarried. spno!a had teudered his resgns.
ton,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ANIMAL or THE AFRICA.
COTTON FIRM AND STEADY.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS QUIET.
,.,... Liverpool, July 81; London ana
INV" Paris, 30th.

The British Mail steamer Africa sailed
-, Y,ve,nool At II O'Clock A. 81. on Saturday, July
ii' 81 ns,sepsers and the usual malls, and ar.
v' :, nj, nort about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
80 hsen no arrivals departures of trans
.s.,.bIps at Liverpool since the sailing Of the
Pacific on the Sosn ,
On the SIst of July at 6 p. NJ, passed
a., cunsrd steamship Asia, from New York for Liver
rool Same time saw the packetshp Montezuma,
from New York for Liverpool
On the 9TH of August at ! O'Clock L. NJ,
EXCHANGED signals with bark Lady of the Lake bound
.o,, Same time saw the British bark Statesman, Of
Yarmouth, N. s., bound east
On the 10th inst. at 10 A. NJ, exchanged
.ispss with the British ship Speed As2P d. passed
bark Olive, both vessels bound east
On the 18th at midnight, passed steam
ship Europa, for Liverpool
The U. S. Mail steamship Washington
Fitch from New.York July II, arrived of Cowes on
the seth.
The news by the Africa is comparatively
unimporant
The following persons came passengers
In the Africa: ,,o.u, A.
Mn, Murray, Mr. Quincy. Mr.; Oridge, Miss CoieT Nj
Arnold ard LADY Lady Wson NJ OIs ana a. isly o a. o.
t.dv ii carter H Mitchell +. Wheyatt NJ Aitkin, w
Brunper H. starr Mr. Law, II: Domett1 My; baduaIi Mr.
Mold ] MscMaster Capt johnson, 5. Word, NJ Eastwood
q Dsshwood J T. Cles, Lieut.. Col Stack, Ensign Camp
bon,e Mr. Melis C. Street. Col Child, J p. Wnite aud
seryt f. NJ Curtis, Mr. Mcintosh ~ GlDgner ard inend
NV jung Kennedy s. Harris 3 a. 5; Kyle A. Nc
Air. Drew MI Roe-Total 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
SPAIN.

The EpocG states that Don Carlos has
anpued his former sbdicson In favor of the Count de-
MoLiemoD.
The dissolution of the Cortes, it is said,
will take place some time In the month OF August
Accounts are received in Madrid from
The Philippine Islands 20 the Ism May at which date the
Spanish expedition against the island of Mlndanar had
been completely successful Gen. Ozcsris the Spanish
O. mmsnoer, bad been wounded Preparations were
nsAing al Joo TOR the construction of Spanish fort
there
The Government has assigned the city
Of Seville as = residence 10 the French refugees
The railway mania continues undimin-
hh, d. Seville has petioned 10 sell lie common lands
Sc order 10 invest she proceeds in the line 10 Cor.
dova
An extra credit of 3,52e 900 reals is
oreLec at the Ministry OF War.
Eleven valuable pictures-by Murillo,
ZuTbsIsb. Csbo, HeTsrs, Valdes spsnoletta ana Ur.
bt s-ibat were stolen many years ago from the mon.
s,tery Of La Carua. q, Seville have been discovered
q: Cadiz and claimed by the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

IOnospOnde1Ce ''I"''1" nd
GLASGOW, Wednesday, July 20 "a "a,
Co..twi.e and from reacd the supplies have osss
,isipa: from abroad Via the Clyde, 500 qr' oi 80
ma tbls OF FLscR. abd LIZA ora Of Pas s"''
Canada 1856 qrs Of BEass from Esypt; We 10. sf0ls
1886 qrs. Of WHAT; GSlqrs OF bARLEfi i''
and 81 qrs ofPEAs from the Continent .,,s ~.
We Rave Lad sill daily showers OF ram with "
sul,ry s'no.phere. PoTAToEs are again sam WarSs
..se the extent OF which is rot ye; speaIsS sd ls
,ss ~. s,cse will likely Ee in play ia couple
Business was Ian suid during the w ees-, II issP
buyer. increasing in proportion to the pressure
arriv ais fer sale. ., .,.r .ft.pdel W.
.rd " orr have 70 be written 6dsc lover sstt
speetivoiy BAsLEY was neseess;S a. ~ Sac ~
oars were offering az Iedcels'n f,,r MAJ
pufe5s.esble at 67lI y sO 10. be'ow ~ seaIf"
rency' BrAxs, 3aec4chesper y Dol ffA'
H. INDIAN Com without inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
DENMARK.

The Wdnderer of Vienna of the oath
ssys The Tresly Guided on the srh MAY in l. M
d'p, between Austiia England, France Russs Sweden
ard PTUtia relative TO the succession to the Crown of
DerusIs has been ratified by all the powers, and the
the couIte Of next mouth The po -ers which have no,
taken peIi 10 the conclusion Of tbi Treaty have 70.
ceived official notice OF with an invitation 10 adhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
RUSSIA.

The Ebcrttlde Gazette states that Count
de Nesselrode retire from his place of Arch Chan
ceor and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Empire,
and be succe edes by Baron de Mayendorf.
A small town called Praschke, on the
confines of Poland, was recently consumed By fire
Four hundred and ninceen houses and barns were
burned. The inhabitants Of some neighborlug Pcus.
ssn villages came with engines to render assistance,
but not permitted Is pass the frontier without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.

From Holland it is stated that arrange
neIis in progress for II torn atom of great Raj.
rcso Company, Win a csyilai Of hirtys six millions Of
irsreS The otectis H. place Holland In direct Railroad
con uDlcstion with Germany, Belgium and France.
The total receipts of the State Railroads
IN Belgium during the rr.t six m-Bhs of the year
france, and Ia the corresponding period OF pre-.
ceolrs yer only 6.ejO94i francs
Nothing further respecting the Belgian
Mi1is,s rial ciisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
GERMANY.

A disagreement has arisen between the
Senate and eidzens of Hamburg he to the new Consti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

" Some workmen employed :.
pairing the street In from, Of the resid..cs re-
vernon, Esq trosy, found a large 80 2Isnasl
bearing the following inscription on the in.iae no
OBJ. 81 jane. lTof stA "a
Va the outside, which I, soDewss, won. Ia
PATS ~ have been Intended for the outline. 80 ~
ny Tie date u will be- seeo that the ring 1. a. es
years Old, .Dd was nisde for a mourning AZ, rs
soly belonged % some B-i,i,h French OF "a, Proc
occupied the house OF 81 Vernon al dlssrs,sa sy
during The Revolution When found The 80. Toe
i-c'ly bright and the engraving, which Il os Per-
style Is clear and alr !, 10 valuable go urssu,
rtic OF the past Il Wa fouad about four - sa,i
"' .u.,"'s 81 'nT sTouni' Newport NV, Oh
~ TIE Spin gfeld (lll.) Reei,t.,
ls'es the following In March ss, three oe, !, y, r.
agreed to drink themselves % death TIE s,. ~
ApFii, the second IL Mly Tse Survivor. on ,s.'a1
pcn'ng II The last event, showed signs Of bTass "a
compact, and he kept sober two or threa 5as hs
ward; but honor rertr,d and he dief Ia the ,'a''
June. This is literally true. "'asa 4
tg A writer in The Lon9on Io
corumends pure lime Juice Otwo % ok ounce. r.
as an almost certAin for acute Theam.t.n ssl
Of The Lojayete (Ala) Tribuns .ays bs noops',
friend In Montgomery afflicted with tue &c.,
used the following compond lemon iui,e 49, so
tablespoon foil sugar, 90 Do; water al b5,,.. "
sschto, bali wine glsss dash with Old J,,n.s. mr'
and swallow. He never 90; well, though M
II The TckSburg Whie give, thu
lowing incoremen. on a Pos,O fce w.vblI W. w.,
hoiciu'ko, Miss, July % "Dr 3 F. C. 70. go
shot through to-day. by w. u B Roy. Broot. "a.
before morning Roy has he'd Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
lIlscellaneons.

Among the books condemned by the
last decree Of the Congregation Of the Index al Rome,
IL the "Uoiver.sl Dictionary of History and Gcosra
ply" by N. b, uet. This Is the book which Eas some
time AZ CO bitterly attacked by the UaiOes Tne Arch
bishop OF Paris ordered that journal cease 10 wEi'e
spsins work published with the appreciation OF The
diocesan authorities The Larers pursuant 70 ito pro-
fessed principle of hieTarchca obedience, suoni'eo
The decision 70 ~ Rome Is gnifcant TACT and
ha. ccasoned considerable sensaton.
The Pdtie says that experiments have
for tome years past been .de witn ether combined
with steam board French government vessels. The
result has teen that great saving may be effected bu.
hst the nhsmmable Laure Of ether renders II dagger
Gus II has ut be resolved to replace ether oy chic
rOfoim, end tIo engines cf 6OhOrse power are TO be
placed in Cameo 10 enable experiments TO b5 made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
The Extraordinary Career OF London
Clergyman.

The Dailg Ne,cS of Monday contains
letter from Rev Robert l.. Iil Of ST. B4rnsbas Kings
square, London giving some further information reia
tive bis late cuTate, Mr. Richard Jones' alias Temple,
whose doings were recently brought prominently be-
fore the public In article under the ABOVE heading
Mr. Hi quotes communication which he has received
from clergyman at Lismsre, In Ireland, 10 which
neghboi hocG Jones held cure. Not liking 10 reside
in town, Jones took lodgings upon his coming 70 his
cure at Miss Heiernans, Of hoseville. She was the
only child Of farmer Of the superior class who held
large der the Duke Of DeyOushire, and who had
died a Tow months previous 10 Jpness coming 10 Tai
low leaving to his daughter who had always resided
with rim as he unmarried, amply stocked farm,
and nice well furnished house. This female ne se'
duced, cold Up her properly at sacrifice, and e.,
her To leave With him 10 20 10 Loadon. Poor
Margaret Herernan" continues ar. HID He
having decoyod yer from Ireland, under the
pretrNt OF marriage, and having retired with her
10 distance too remote for the interference Of friends
or acquaintance, living with her at Anne ssrrace Full
hin6 her substance having been dssipa'rd be sseks
professional service hears OF IL Northampton and
psirs hhcher; but she. ar Is for 1dden 70
paBy him. as she might mar his future plans. He sends
her into service to the family OF gentleman at Nus
well hlli, tOrnsey, recommending her hmse l. aud ur
nshi her WIKI character 10 take sooks place for
which she Is wholly unfit. She s however, retained
through compassion houssmsd, t)r she gentle
eInisble and obligns With this family she remained,
while her promised husband and iaaess paranour vas
fitting at Northampton and where have authority tor
stating, he had nesIiy succeeded In forming matdm1
nial engagement With widow lady Of more ain'ie
means and gber connections He shortly after left,
Turning LONDON When assured OF success 10 obtain
ing the cuiscy OF 81 BanGb kngssqusre he Joined
Ia his lodgings No Oaklsy escen CITY rOaf, by MS
poor, neglected Margaret ii-fernap who Is reiAiued
ihe'e for time as his ward But she came not from
service TO reoin him before the promise OF a
marriage Wss again held out to her aud the trusting
Girl In her JOY eoufded her secret 10 her feos-.ef
wants, That MIR Temple had suicant in;erest with his
lew people TO possess himself of his Incumbent. ny-
my who was To be deprived of Il by charges Of serious
msconduci which could be substAntiatcd agsins; him
U nf..t = 4
his way Of Advancement and inquiry arising as Il who
and what was Mr.. Temples fair comprehension ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
DESTRUCTION OF THE NoRrBuMgER-

LAND BRIDGE BY A ToRNADo-On Thursday evening"
.lh ult atout BIZ CLOCK, a Oent tornado suddenly
passed over SUnbury, Pa, aud IN its sweep,
from its I, uudstioD that portion OF me NOrtaGm
btrsnd Bridge spanning the river from the island 10
tire Sun5uTy shore. The bridge lies crushed la a
II Tuius, above the piers. Mr. krum VINO resides
TIE Grant Farm, ~ eastern end OF the bridge
had Just driven m with four horse team aud oy
tine be reached his barn, about % yard. distant ne
saw the whole structure raised up and hurled INFO the
river Mr.. James Smith, who hauling in grain on
the Island, was Just preparing u drive ths bhigs
10 this Place. Fortunately person was on iI a.
tine.
TIE Northumberland Bridge Company IS bsen sn
euiaTly uLiO5tuuate Tie old bridges we're erected in
1873 at cost OF $4,000 In the spring of l-3J the
bridge the Northumberland side feil and was 70.
buit in aoou year. at expense of about 20 O)O
Several yeas aiief, tho Dsuvlle Bridge was sw 40, OF
BY ite flood, ana Ia IT, In contact VITA tho
Northumberland Bridge and carried Oh all but ons
syai. Tie 1tjge Was again Tebuil, the wear sfs-
About -four years ihe old b-icge u The sun,,rv
sioe was Destroyed By ne irehet aud vas Rebuilt tle
year follow iug and nov Ice la Tia stcean ap,g- H.
pers pei ect Srcck The bridge jl.t d. stroy a WA
badly coait ., ine arches -Ds % much spruug IN,
trstyesr q s ,o. ST. ZION hat u REQUIRED rep
Tee ttcgr6ll wir"s pissog Lr0uxd tue bridge 10 mis-
pace ttir. sgce laa vi coUrsl GU O our ans Of
{. IHmuf 'cA ci "a. present. by Telegraph
lc~Hll'J va Ane1;ar, July u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
N. double. faced eagle Of Austria floating on ST

Tho doub,e. faced eagle OF Austria floating on st
Peters, Let hundred constitutions and a num-
d,ed religions perish rather than to suf'r such
disgrace for France" Ipsissimd rerbd. This is
the hero Of the party OF order.
The commercial aspect Of Europe is that Of
uncommon prosperity; even Austria, bankrupt as
she IT, gets her share of the overlooking capital Of
England, in shape Of loan. Here, in England,
the warehouses; are all empty Of able.bodied pau
pers London is extending at an enormous rate
towards the west on both sides Of the Thames.
The open fields and gardens below Kensington,
Brompton and Chelsea are filing up with spen-
did residences, and Westtourne Terrace, which,
three years ago, resembed ruined C'ty'
with empty carcassts Of unfinished houses-'ho
builder having failed and nobody beng there haZ'
ardous enough to undertake the building oil long
row of palaces-is now one OF the nost sP'oho'u
psrts of London. Some years more, and London
wil, f,l the country. In a sanitary aspect this IL
NOT inst the most enyiabe prospect, but builders
here and the taste Of the public provide in one
,osnect better for the public health than we Amer
leans do The squares multiply III the same pro-
portion as the streets. Noting Hill has its
squares, and so have Kensngton and Hammer
smith Battersea gets park and Fnsbury an
other, whilst Cincinnati and st. Louis have no
green spot with unpoluted air. Altogether, our
Aldermen and Common Council could learn some
thing here in London regards cleanliness good
paving, and an efficient police. arc.
LONDON, Friday, July %, l.52.
p. ST made an egregiouS blunder IN
my letter this morning. According to report
spread yesterday in the Clubs, | thought that SIR
George Grey had been returned from North
Northumberland, while this most ABLE Wing
stat, sman has been signally defeated. The re-
turns are unlavorable for the Opposition, and
Lord Derby's Ministry is now pretty sure to meet
all the attacks OF the combined Wings, Peelltes
and Radicals ! have information from Pans, and
from a most authentic source that the present
administration has given the assurance to the
Austrian Cabinet, that they will try to exPel
kossuth from England at the first opportunity,
which may give them pretext for prosecution,
under the foreign enlistment act. According to
the Liberal returns the Opposition is but 10 votes
ahead but they comfort them selves by pointing
out that upon the question Of Free Trade they
have still majority of above forty. This is a
poor consolation for The loss of the spos, as Lord
Derby had declared that he did not propose to
return to protection Of Cora. A. p {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
Singular Chn.e In the Channel.

On Sunday evening, July IL, the Otilla
sailed from the Mersey for Australia leaving behind no
fewer than % passengers, who bad come ashore un
der the mprest IN that the vessel would take sc
departure before Monday On Monday morning.
they thundentruck at finding that she had
sailed, taking with her their outfit, necessaries
extra stores and money. Ia state Of the most
frantic excitement they repaired to the Office OF the
agent who instantly telegraphed to his agent az Holy
head directing him TO put steamer in readiness to go
in search of the runaway ship, and the whole OF the
passengers went by the first train Arrived a. Holy
head inle time lost in transferring them to the
steamer ard putting TO After cruise OF some
hours the Ouiia discovered at considerable dis
lance 10 the westward but being what Is called In
nautical phrsfe "a wind" and being moreover, yes
eel of irstrae sailing qualities, she CALAMITY pursued
her course Every possible of attracting the no.
tice of the vanishing vessel put into requisiton but
without avail. The chase finally given up Ia des
pair after an exciting trial of five hours. The passen
gers have since returned to Liverpool, may well be
supposed in state of the utmost dependency They
aeee that they had the captains assurance that she
would not sail till Monday, and mean to bring the
whole matter before the magistrates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brown. Gbipley &, Co.'s Circular.

Per Niagara. LIVERPOOL, Friday, July q 1851
Our CoT1oN MAREET continued very quiet, with down
wad ,eLd-ncy in prices TIL Wedn-sci7 the 2ls inst mid
diug Orleans having touched ST. AVID modng Up.auds 81
Since then speculative inquiry mas sprung uo with
active business at advance Of ID E in the lower and
mic din, quantities Of American, caused principally by the
receipt ofles, favorable accounts o'the growing crop
The sses for the week ending last evening each 69o
bales OF which spectators taken 1880 and exporters
$40 bales To-day the aleB called - 600 bales with
8oO0 to the trade at the following quotations
Fair Oilesn..t. Fair UplsndI s. Fair Mobiles. -.
Middilpg 81 55l6
ock of CorToS in this port sol 200 bales Of which
50 American against total ock Of 600 bales at
thi. period Of last year Of which $4,000 neTisan.
The CoRN MARKET very quiet the prospect Of abundant
crops being encouraging Western Canal. Baltimore
Philadelphia Canada and Ohio Flour. 10 G9l6 y bd
White Indian Corn ~. o; mixed, So. aud yellow. 81 y
quarter OF 49, 70 white Wheat, 9 to red 3 as =
20 No.
The sses Of RESIN for the week only COO bbs al 10
= cwt. for quality. so bols Turpenttne have
been disposed OF in small lots at 7 s y cwt.
Yours respectfully, BROWS. SllPLEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
MIR. Cobden,. Character of MIR. DisraeIi.

Mr.. Golden, in his hastings speech at
at Wakefield, said;
"If there was a man In this country-s politician
who bad suddenly jumped to an elevation when nc
(Mr Cobden) predicted he would not sustain-Vao
might be called dangerous revoluoni't If he had the
ooportunity-turely Il was that individual who was -
ford OF throwing these charges against the free trade
party Revolutrnists TIE strangest revolution he
tMr Cobdeb) bad seen was, when he found ths great
Territorial party declaring intellectual bankruptcy and
proclainlns poitics suicide oy naming Mr. Ben amin
Dsrae as their chief and II there was not ssieadyins
bsaStins power about the great body oil the people oil
this country aud whose feelings and wishes lad oeen
ennenly represented and concentrated oy those Who
hso been called the Manchester ,choo-ii 1t we're not
for that stesdyne baasns principle, which YOU'D PFC
vent ug gers and mounteb4nks. and interruptions 10
cendisry adventures, from playing tricks In this coun
Ivy there was no Tho would be so dangerous be-
cause thef who had seemed less viog A.
all times to b. nd anything like the profession OF pnnci
pie tohis perSenA spd sinister objects, than the
present Chancellor Of the Exchequer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
wriphl. Gnndy & Coz LIverpooI CIrcuIar.

Per Niagara LiyERPOoL, Friday, July . ls5A
Our circular adyices OF 10Th inst forwarded per Europe
reported Continuance Of the quiet feeling which has
characterized CoITON for the past six weeks,
with estimated sales that day OF ye0 bales No change
ded Tor the follow days
being about that On Wedn-dsy large
ustive transactions sweed the business 900 bales anc
caused general inquiry yesterday resulting sales
ofl5OOO bales at partial advance Of ID qualities
from "a to I'D sn0 az which the demand continues 70 be
freely met by holders Exporters have operated with Jsr
able eedom but consio cradle quantities reported
frequently resOlo in this marx e. such
regarded with dsut aid reference the tables rsau
site 10 arrive the sctUal quantity so taken
The total sales Of the week las per details in annexed
StatemeD 81 1870 bales Of which specustos
taken H. go and exporters 6i" and include 81 TO Amsn
can, Of which $3.50 to pecua,orS and 500 to
pOTieIs
The import for the time is 8l2 bales Of which
Is 1874 are American.