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IrURNTTURE Dry Goods Cost for Cssh.-We have
hand good OF tapestry velvet Brussels, three
ngan and venetian carpengs, oclot sheengs
toweng table all other kinds Of dry goods
cessary furnishing which,
will sell nj prime cost for the cash.
Congress contemplate purchasing
line opportunity doing
seldom offered As the greater part OF stock
possible,
be expected. CLAGETT X DOD5ON.
July lI-eo2wif
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JALANDMn GEORGE late of England, wishes inform the
ladies Of Washington that she be consulted
events, residence 7th
Streets few from Maryland The will be put
the door
Hours from 9, m, until Q, p.
Fee, Is cents.
No admttance gentlemen. July I-eodms
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Assistant Teacher Wanted rrnw,edi~s~ly.
THE Principal ~ C) Academy ssh.. N
forthwith assistant teacher who
English branches and the lower msthscs
habits
An made and by
to the Principal
Fob fo-du
D ~. HOOE ~ co., Whesesate anA Retail Dealers
.cspcuns door OH cloths, curtain
sheetips hsnkess, and furnishing goods generally
D. q. ~ ~ " =" =
Aug ao-u
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The new York and Liverpool United States Mai
Steamers.
The ships composing this line
The Alanuc. .'.Dapt west
The Arctic. capt Luce.
The Baltic Capt Comsiock.
The Adnaus. ...Capf Grafton
f--e~ac These ships been built by
ETf~ pessly service been
k1kMM construction, also in their engines,
insure strength and speed and their
comfort
Price of passage New York Liverpool in FIRST cabin S20
Exclusive $500 In second cabin
From Liverpool o NJ York, 30 and 600.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
From York. From
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DUBLIC NOTICE to Samuel Lnert Sally King, (Nytfc
Of David KngD Jacob Spor and John, David Jacob
Joseph, Rebecca, and Emanuel Spohr.
You hereby notified under order OF the orphans
Of York will be held make
division, valuation, require, the
Michael Lner Heidelberg township York county
deceased Tuesday the Sd Of August A. D. 1852
10 o'clock the forenoon, the premises Of said deceased
GEORGE ALBRIGHT Sheriff
sHrRyrs orrcK, York, (Pa1 June u.s. les2.
29-law4ws
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GAM 1Ssss 4 sae1
Baltimore washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains run follows
Leave Washington and ., a. m, l2i M. and pm.
On sunday. The second ,sId washington and
s second ard a s% s.%1Is ar c% ,s
s.s s n. y,s e. q 70. M .n
rhiIsdoiphis railroad station.
Communication tickets % Blsden'barg sl3 per quarter will be
- TIL. PARSONS.
Cape Island National Hall.
THIS large new, elegant hotel open
The public will End III. house Of the first in all
NJ e" steps '" he 'No TS S TssE1as5 '"
June aa-Imo Proprietor
We are requested TO Observatory engaged In
making
while should interrupted
decided eose The Observatory 10 visitor. evening from and
after sunset.
vi.i,er win be any . NJ and D. D. m.
June4 AZ
NoTIcE In reI.tioa 60 B,iI..-we hereby notify all
de. . =. s. s. are now Being
'''' ' ''''' drSGs ' NEWTON CO.
New York F..hion.ble Clothing E.,.bn.hme mt,
wholesale And retail, for cash only.
Alfred MusnoE Co. No ~ Broadway between Howard
ss oI bushes. Q. pleasure to ca. At their extensive establish
nent and examine the superb sssoumentof
and fashionable clothing,
Centemeps furnishing goods,
Boys, md children's clothing, &c,
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
msp and Which ssse made 4 % universally popular se south
and ws. strictly adhered 70 s ~ Brosaws New York
times 70 offer the choicest fashionable styles OF
and Mthe lowest prices.
Every article IL cold under full guarantees
NO Marked
plain figures, The ticket
be
An description. Of clothing
ALFRED MUNROE a Co,
AL broadway, New York.
ALrssp MUsnos, # = 7.EN
VIZ. ID. ARsArr May os-d3mf
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A STEP from tho New world the Ola, and b.sL
"a again By Henry D. Tapran--2 vols
Cbsmhers's pspers People-vols. and
AppIeton's Mechanics Magazine for July.
TAYLOR MAURY
July ~ booksellers, 9th street
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly eommuv
Francisco
pou arrival Of mails passengers from Panama,
returning without with the mails and passengers
steamer San Francisco.
regular line propelers and will be kept
up Of freight and passengers between
Panama and Francisco.
will keep between
Acapulco Mexican The connexon In the Allan
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AOTIGE-A communication has been duly made
Department desire Of the British that
should adopting
BENJAMIN Boyd, English
who supposed been enspped and either have
captivity the natives
cuadecanar Solomon Group the Southern
ocean, and TO aid in resuing him from cspuvy detained
ny direction NJ The Secretary Of the Navy the and co.
all Of United ensarcd
the whale fishery other pursuits which may lead 'bem in the
neborhood especially invited and
ascertain te Of Mr. Boyd and prisoner TO peaceful
and lawful obtain hts release.
Boyd returning Francisco Sydney, in he
Wspdere and landed with interpreter
Gusdecans October last and
supposed The position
l. latitude o 20 south,
tude i5as 30
should inflammation be obtained Of The fate o. Mr. Boyd notice
Of be forwarded 70 the Navy Department
Navy BrrArrsrsr, July 10, 1852.
sw4
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THREE Copies OF welch's WASH
intended for each house OF Congress and
the Executive Mansion, the Of the
Mt kngat hrs Macphesons, Pennsylvania avenue three
from Adams Once speci
OF workmanship and urmouned with the national
They from establishments Mr. Samson Cass, Bal
timore july ~
V,HE New Ronte TO niagara Falls. from Albany 10
Rochester, ockport by the opening Of the Rochester Lock
port and Niagara Falls railroad enables from Al
by any will be great convenience
Of the travelling public and receive
share OF business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Rochester, Loetpor and Niagara Falls Railroad
OF viii be opened travelling
public Wednesday 30 1852 which
win commcnc. running foiowsi
lat uain-Erpress, leaves Rochester at 8 3am
% Accommodation :. 80 +"
ID Way express @p.m.
Arriving Niagara 30 a M, % and D.
Returning trains leave Niagara Falls
lst uaio-wy express, leaves Niagara Pals at is an
I'd Accommodation 23op.m.
I'd Express 500
Connecting ways regular Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by route, leaving Albany by p train
viii reach Rochester s5 30 have for breakfast
and arrive Nagsra fs 20 leaving Albany %
viii reach Rochester time for the evening arriving
Niagara Pals Returning leaving the Fails
by either OF the trims will reach Albany New York.
Bosom twelve hours in advance OF any other line
Passengers will the the right
Rochester depot WARREN COLBURN
July il-dimo INTEL Superintendent
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MADAME GOODALL,

Late MdAs Le Petit Europe pupil of Sig LabaeAe Pro
lessor dnd Naeher Of Singing.
TERMS quarter Sis per rate. An
when two or more join 10 take Two per
Ale xandria. n 1870. III
Address at Mrs Bays door Dougass green house,
north. -
July 20--eo3t
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NUI1CE o. uAc FemOva tho Lind OMCc from
~ Green Bay Menasa in Wisconsn.Unde authority
sed 6 the second section Of the eel q Congress- approved June
10th, 1884, entitled additional land
States OF illinois and Missouri, and tho territory Of the
State o nos" the land office Green Bay the Stale
Wisconsin,
there for business on the frsi day ofSepember
Given under hand the city Of Washington this lh day
July, A. ID. 1852
BY the President WILLARD FILLMORE.
loHS WLs0s Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Oce
July l5-3tnw4w
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DERrECr Hning Cost. Vest, and pa~taIcous---
GEORGE r. FOX, tailor and cloth importer as Broadway,
Complete clothes made and delivered in WASH
inson, n O. IN days from receipt oforder
July I--eod7t
our Bills viii he presented In few days, we
of seeing all friends
with money for their respective accounts, within
days from the receipt thereof
June M-solodf PERRY BROTHER
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SEA BATHING.

SEA BATHING.
NHESAPEAKE HALL, Hampton, Virginia, situated Immediately
the edge and commands extensive and splendid
view the
country will be opened Tuesday, proprietor
himself
pleasant agreeable and takes the liberty REFER
I" Chesapeake Hall'' for their summer retreat
Its bathing watering
place, and the climate proverba for health.
The water the mountain stream The bathing houses
arranged for hot shower cold baths Ii hoped
may visit the Han may be pleased.
Boats fishing Tickle, &c. in readiness for yters Parties
forded pass carriages,
boats, ssiboas.
Board per day ~
BOARD per week ~ w
Children under II years age and servants, half price.
No charge guests for bathing
July l0-law3wt II. @. BANKS.
pRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has,
received good education and resided In Paris
anxious obtain the position of tutor companion
private family Of espectabiliy.
References character and family be
gwen parties othe highest respectfully either In this country OF
post Office, oswere New York.
ls-duf
BROOKE II. WILLIAMS.
BANKER,
Treasury
Washington City, ID. c..
WILL receive and sell United States and
w other notes. and drafts other cities
and will attend the transfer OF stocks the treasury and the
collection Of and drafts for his correspondence the usual
Georgetown, u. Q.
Richard smith esq., Cashier Bank Of the Metropolis Washington
City.
Messr Corcorun Riggs, Bankers, Washington City,
May I9-du
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pAIRD's Furniture warehouse, Eighth street, west
Washington d. q.
The attention Of the public respectfully called and
Of cabinet furniture, which
eced from the most celebrated msnufactons In The North and
East the articles found Gothic French bed
esds, with bands patent spring he improvement
patrnd marble dressing side
table, French sofas
and dvans match, together with Of
psrior, drawing room and chamber furniture,
also urboistena business the old stand
north Of where all orders will pomrty
tended reasonable terms
Relieving thai make u to advantage extend
establishment reasonable share OF confidently
recommend IL TO your favorable consideration.
July I<-2sw4w DAVID A. BAIRD.
tDDIT1OSAL SUpPLIEs.-we have this day opened the
following very desirable goods, which will be sold very
prices
~ pieccsvery 6ne and choice pattern French lawns
rs do medium priced lawns, good styles
do lawns, fast colors, for i2k cens-worth 20 cents
70 pink, blue and while silk viseues
20 black lace points
20 bordered cnicoes, hne fast coors and
styles, for ladies wrappers
With good and general Of AZ kinds Of dry goods
VERIFY n MILLER,
Penn. avenue, between 7th and 9Th
desirable and lot for sale, 18Th
avenue, pay price
asked. Terms easy. Apply a. above
June t3-mifed mat. Intel. Amer. Telegraph
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Gray Hairs and badness.
III T. LOVET'5 wahPene hair goss-wauanfed
H. in restoring hair its original color also for tickene
the hair when become thin, badnesss
offered public subscriber will exhibit
those who will call upon him evidences OF efficiency
satisfy incredulous.
There Is remain either
bald prevent
fore them thng expense Call be satisfied your
selves. h. X. SYLVESTER,
Druggist, corner OF 9th and II streets, agent
July e-eod2w for District OF Columbia.
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MOSES T.. HOLT,
.rroarry AND COUNSELLOR Law,
Sa~ Ffareiseo, California.
Hon g. w. Inge, NJ c. Alabama; John r. Taylor,
esq Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
Henry g. Clark Tnrboro North Carolina
w. N. Gwn, NJ c. CALIFORNIA; BENZ X True New Yorf
city, r. Hcaey, ESQ., Boston, Msssachusstsi Hafch
Portsmouth, Hampshire. May 7-aswly
NREAT bargains TIM. week is Howse-fusnssh,ng
eoodc remaining banda good Of house
furnishing goods, consisting Of
Table dnmasks napkins, towellings
Linen shceting p,liov-casc linens fruit napkins
Table and piano covers Marseiies quilts
Fur dny, stair crash
Of bleacbed and and
goods which win sell us
precisely paid them in New York. we
dispose Of whole stock by the latter Of this month
oLAeErT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
July Civ
EScScLoPAEDrA Of A.tscno,ny,, cemP'sts. WITH III,
II snpsvinxr In volume, London com
Plain Astronomyby Peter Harlow Of the Royal Mih'
academy Nautical Astronomy-ky CsPt Kse OF The Bo"fa
Longitude Physical Assroncmyby SIR John Hecheii ine
Figure q the Earth Tides Waves, Ac hehy Airy Afpnoe
Royal. Price, ~ So FRANck Thfboh
July N
prRnIEs system of Surgery edited by jon" Ss'"'
III MD ,
out'ines Of English BY Thomas D. shawnsw 'd
ton.
The Classical Manual by Jsnes Baird .ycr TAYLOR.
guVs FRANck iAfLoN
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THE psrke, host p~ ensuing season
commencing this date between eeorQeown and Hssper
Leaving Georgetown daily st7 arriving Hsspers Ferry
morning 10 time for the cars Tor Cumberland ard
Winchester.
Resurnns leaving Harper. Ferry p m, arriving eesrr-
omnisu.rs re.aines- arrival Of passengers in
Oeoreesown, them 10 washington,
N1Srar shsough, including board, u 80
Mar n--d6
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". q. EVANS, n. q. FAINT
Chief Clerk Pension Once. Missouri.
CvANs 81 FAsT, attorneys and Agents, opposite
IL Treasury Building, Washington, prompt
claims against the United states pensions land back and
s.d suspended revolutionary pension claims.
Highest prices paid for land
distanc promptly filled
Of Congress and officers Of gen
orally. atM8 lRePublic.l June is-d3n
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n s.m THE steamer osCEoLA leaves Washington for
RoAH above places Wednesday Saturday
Lo'elock, m, arriving At Norfolk merit morning "a
scut Returning will leave Norfolk
Monday and Thursday NJ 4 O'Clock, D.
She viii touch and returning Old Point Pney Point
Cone rivef and the usual landings the Potomac.
and Norfolk 95; Old Point SIS 10 Old POM
and return, ~; 90 Pncy Point, q.
June l0--du JAMES MITCHELL
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~ - - -
HAVING determined mot Ia carry 20 tho
III goods, shall offer them all without
regard TO cost
Purchasers desiring lawns musn., berges, tissues
silks OF goods rely bar
gains, sell all fabrcs otef
prior the 10th Of August
leading Of fsncy and
proverhisiy prices
particularly black silks black plsid
whis cambc al Of goods much lower
usually found in this city
Those fer viii please
Terms cssh, unless arranged TO the contrary
ood Articles low pces and fair dealing be relied on 10
FERRY n BROTHER,
July l3--louf Opposite Centre Market.
AUCTION NOIICE.-Tho respectfully announces
"a the public that he the
and buness his his
description Of
upon favorable terms.
departments
which personally
Dyer Dyer Mcclure, he deems
that his attendance he relied
al Of and ssies OF amount csshed without
delay
usI permanent arrangements be made for n. reception and
sale srchsrd on coission persons Wishing 20 employ
sueroneer wiz please cal at the once q Ro,hwe eq on
~ found during business hours ready
RespecuuIy X. N. SITUATION.
June lo--dn
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FISHERY TRorTIEs.-iiosiOa. August 7.-Adviccs from
the fisheries state that an American schooner the
ing grounds has been fired into by British cruiser fol
not heaving TO when ordered to do so by the cruiser
DIsPATcu C0srNIopoKE PERRY II aSltngtou Am.
gust 1.-The Washington Lntellgencer this morning pub.
fishes tclegraphic dispatch from Commodore Perry
dated yesterday, at Eastport, Maine The Commodore
says that every thing far he learn indicates
favorable issue He to sail from PASSPORT this morn
ing, for st. Josephs, New Brunswick.
NEw YORK MARkErs-NeU York, August There is n
fair demand in the Cotton market and the sales embrace
about lho0 bales Flour has been steady SIS 81 to 81
per Dbl for State brands Corn is rather heavy and
holders have submitted decline with sales of l6 OOo
bushels at 63a to Ole per bushel for mixed Western
selling at 9, and Hams at Q Z to lOc DER lb
CONGRESSIONAL Recommendations Aupnst =
The House to-day has been engaged in discussing the
General Appropriation Bill but has aaionrned wit
definite action
In the Senate, the committee to which had been re-
crred the Homestead Bill and Benefits and Walkers
Land Bills received from the House Of
1ue telr reports with recommendation that all these
hlS be rejected One of theibls Walkers, grants the
puhc lands DO the States in which they lie respectively
Mr. Seward offered resolution which adopted call
ing upon the President for information whether he had
received request from the King the Sandwich Islands
nV tne United States should accept the sovereignty of
those Islands
Mr. Houston offered resolution, which was adopted,
anthorzng the appointment of committee to inquire
INTO abuses and charges Of fraud by parties prosecuting
claims before Congress The committee was appointed
and The Senate took up the Indian Appropriation Bill
which was debated until adjournment.
NORTH CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures, August Only
partial returns have yet been received of the North Caro-
lima elections which held Thursday. far
received the returns show gain for Kerr the whig
didate tor Governor.
river here is falling with two feet inches water in the
channel.
CINoIsssW August The river here is falling. Mar.
kFts 4a'el aud unchanged True Delta
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LATER FROM VALPARAISO AND GuAyAqru.-Advices have
been received at NewYork from Valparaiso the 2Sth
June, and from Guayaquil to July l.
From the valparaiso Reporter learn that the best Of
feeling is manifested in Congress toward the Administr
ton and the following among the bills enumerated
passed:
grant of funds for diplomatic mission to Ecuador
authorizing the establishment of military colony in the
Straits of Magellan regulating the passenger trade from
Chill to any other country and fixing the number of
sengers for the room of vessel
The Reporter says:
In the Chamber of Deputies bill was in discussion to
authorize the Executive to dispose Of the four millions
due to Chilli by Peru in aid of the funds for railroad he
tween Santiago and Valparaiso
The U. y, corvette Nandala arrived on the 22d nit
from San Francisco also the Vincennes on the 2th nit
ii. b. MS schooner Cockatrice arrived from San Bias
with 100000 for English account
The fort and the American Vessel Yannlia sauted on
the 18th the anniversary Of the Coronation of Queen
of England
Some disturbances have taken place at Coquimbo with
the object of beratng political prisoners but without
producing any effect The government sent the steamer
Cazador with one hundred troops to Coqubo and the
newly elected Governor Don Francisco solano Asaburu-
aga, sailed IN the vessel
From tiuayaquil we learn that Flores was still some
three miles below the city, having been deferred
tering by the French frgae other reports say he
had taken the town and Others again that he attempt
ed and failed Nothing definite however has been re-
ceiyed.
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Proclamation
By JOSEPH WALKER GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OH LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE offict, b.rov ntoget, August I, 1857. T.

EXECUTIVE offict H.ror . noget, August s'lsss.
WHEREAS The Convention lately assemMd ~ ale ssae cap.o
in the Town of Baton Rouge the purpose Of h"es we
ton If The sta,e of Louisiana, has ordained inn'
the adiournmep Of the Convention, the Governor enh ~ m
nation directing the several oHcers Of this State hhtnoHeo w
hold elections for members General Assembly, 10 %
poll in eye pa Of the State at the places W
the FIRST TIjEsfAf OF EoH E&lBER next for Inc u
of the good people this State IN regard " 'p s
rejection this Constitution shall be the duty Of ca
persons entitled to vote nndef n' ~
ton this Constitution. Each voter hali
by drositng in separate box, to be kept Tor tha -
wherein shal written THE CONSTITUTION hDoh ~ N,
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, or some SUCH mo" , a
dtrtcy ctnvet the intention OF the voter At The eoh'
election which shall conducted every respect The general "
election Ia conducted A COMMISSIONER designated PRESIDE ''e
the shall carefully ahd ballot depoed an
make due the Secretary II snte ~
conformity the provisions Of The existing upon the subject CT
elcctiona'
Now therefore, have thought proper iH my frcclamnlon
venion aforesaid furthermore commanding all Sheriff. Commits
all other officers therein the
people assemble the rejection Of the Con
stitutop upon TUESDAY NOVEMBER
conformity the ordinance and with the existing law the subject
of elections. JOISEPH WALKER.
By the Sec OF State aug 2pte
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PHOTOGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT,


. pp the aHorsf soutbsrn Elm.
-Four Days Later from Europe Arrival
of the Pacific Cotton Advancing Inter
esting General News.
Nv NEwYoRK, August 8.
The Collins steamer Pacific has arrived, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 18th lt four days later than those
brought by the Niagara The following is summary of
her news: 80
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S
The Cotton market has continued active since the de-
parture of the Niagara with good demand from the trade
and for speculation The sales Of the four days reach
$1,000 bales Of which 5000 have been taken for export
and 900 by specuators HThe improving tendency in
prices has continued and the sales have generally been
effected at further advance Of I'D for nearly all descrip
tions The quotations follows: Fair Orleans
81 to 69sd; Neutrality-suspicious. So Fair Uplands 6
Middling Uplands sad per h. 1.-THE quotations by the
Niagara For Fair 6',d Niddling Orleans s . to
5sa Fair Upland So to 6; and Middng Uplands I'd
per H. Eds Flour has been in fair request at los per
Dbl. for Western Canal and Dos to 2os. 3D. for Ohio
For Corn there has been moderate demand at about
the rates last quoted Yellow Sis and White 2Ss Cd per
quarter.
Money and Trade.
The London money market continues easy and Consos
are quoted at 100A to1004.
Trade in the manufacturing districts exhibits increased
animation, and prices have been firm.
Havre Cotton Market.
There has been active demand in the Hayre cotton
market and the sales of the last week have been large
Prices have advanced fifty centmes to one franc.
Antwerp Markets.
There good demand for cotton at Antwerp, with
an upward tendency in the prices the later sales showing
decided Improvement Sugar was in moderate request
only and prices were barely sustained Coffee dull
and holders were hardly realizing previous rates
Hamburg Markets.
There was very little doing in the sugar market Coffee
was active but prices had declined.
British Elections-AnotherR Riot.
The Parliamentary elections nearly completed and
the result showed small but hardly working majority
in favor of the Ministry.
Another serious election riot had taken place at
limerick The mob attacked the military and the latter
were compelled to fire their assailants Eight of the
mob were klled,fand many wounded
Changes in the English Ministry.
1t is currently reported that early change will take
place in the British Cabinet
F'rance-Anticipated Coup d'EItat-Ap-
preaching Marriage of Louis Napoleon.
Paris circles much occupied with speculations re-
garding the coming 18th of August which day. it is
confidently asserted the Prince President will make
Princess of Baden. This princess relative of Louis
Napoleon, being granddaughter of Eugene Beauhar-
nais. She is of the Protestant faith.