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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-19
AN APPALLING TRAGEDY.

No small excitement has been created in the lower
section of our city by the preparation of dark tragedy
which will doubtless result in buryng estlmable lady
into eternity after suffering the most appalling agones
The particulars OF this sad event. upon inquiry we are
informed are follows
Mr.. Henry Weighorst, one of our prominent German
citizens proceeded his residence OF Wke and
Aibemarless. last night about 10 o'clock, IN company
with an acquaintance Mr.. John Wells Shortly alter tho
entrance Of Mr. W. alteration IL reported 10 nave
arsen between him and his wife, and IN the heat OF passion
which is said to have been greatly aggravated by ntox
cation be seized burning lamp nearly hled with etnefiM
oil and flung il full at the person of his VIE
The aim Of the murderous missile proved unfortunately
too Truly eff Give, and striking against her breast the
lamp exploded and in instant afterwards the lnnanma
bic fluid was blazing iercely around her entre person.
Mr. Wells upon perceivng the dreadful spectacle used
we ore informed the utmost eXeftlos " suppress mo
flames but without succeeding only managed 20 burn his
own hands in the most dreadful manner. When the
flames were at length exngusbcd, her body presented
m, AZ hideous spectacle the breast being burnt partly
away and the abdomen being crsped up with the black
eDed herce Of the flames.
The screams Of the sufferer represented being
positively ogonzng and all practicable speed being ex-
ereised in summoning physicians, Drs KInnemon Nc
lisms Handy and other professional gentlemen hur-
eecua remedies and palaiyes to be found in the Mate
ria Medca. II is feared however that GIL efforts made
70 save her life viii prove unavailng, aud at the latest
adyiCes informed that the medical gentlemen In
attendance consider her recovery almost without tho
bounds OF possibility. 80
Mr. Weehort who il accused Of the preparation Of this
dreadful crime arrested last night by the Corporation
officers ard after an examination before Justice DOrman
committed 10 jail to await further examination,
which will be held change takes place ~ the
condition Of the wounded lady whether indicates daath
or prospects Of recovery. Baltimore Argus, eth.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The official return of the quarters revenue to july Is
uHfavorable showing falling off of fsl2,ooo on the
quarter and $500 900 on the year
Nothing important has transpred in Parliament
Independence day celebrated by banquet at the
Star and Garter Hotel Richmond, given by George Pea
body to $50 guests. Queen Victoria sent her own ana
Prince Alberts portraits to decorate the dinngroom
Sir James Emerson Tenent proposed The memory Of
Washington
Speeches were made by Messrs. Buchanan, Peabody
Rpckmap of New-York Barnard of Connecticut, &c.
and song was sung written by Mrs. J. X. Peabody
Kossuth idressed large meeting at Glasgow on the
9Th at which resolutions adopted to petition the
Crown for the reestablishment of Poland.
CAPTAIN Bradish of the ship Ashsurton, arrived az
Liverpool from rescued the crew OF the snip
wrecked vessel Susan from Cadiz.
H.W. Lord & Co., Colonial merchants OF London
have failed.
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THE HON. pANIEL MACE.

This gentleman is doing good service in the cause OF
Freedom In reply TO an attack made upon him by the
editor of The La Fdteiie Ind Journal he writes that
paper "a follows under date of Washington, July 1885,
Mr. Error: find in your paper of the sdth ut under
the head of Intrigue and Corruption, among other
things, the following -.
"lLe continued expression Of outraged sentiment by
Missouri Compromise has alarmed Senators Bright and
Petit and learn upon reliable authority Out "ncn
we are not at liberty at present to Disclose hat PROPOSE
ton has been submitted by those gentlemen TO Messrs
Chamberlain Mace and Harlan, that the Nebraska Dil
having been passed and become the law OF the land,
these gentlemen will acquiesce in the measures as
plank in the Democratic platform. they shall be again
nominated and reelected TO Congress.
No proposition has been acceeded To by me- nor never
will be- 10 acquiesco in the repeal OF the Missouri Com
promise. My opposition was not and IL not based upon
selfish political calculation but upon conviction and prn
cpc. Others may not know out 40 ma 80 r ns ' hy
voting Tor the BILL dcqu esciag In IT, than ny continued
opposition it, In my opinion, acquiescence means thsi
voted nc anst the bill but sorry for it, and ask
forgiveness" A position Ike this would make mo
fyer dospise myself and Justly subject to the coz
tempt Of all honorable men. have never Tor ono
moment thought Of changing my course In Or ont OF Con-
eress ON the Kansas \ obraska bill
Nv future course will be active, hearty cooperation
with the anti Nebraska anti Slavery extension organha
ton now being efficiently formed in all the free safes
vtou any regard former political anteeedens Tor the
purpose of restoring the Missouri COMPROMISE anu dong
such other things constiiutonay, a. wiz make manifest
that AT east email portion OF this great republic IN point OF
wealth numbers and patriotism, can be found north OF
Mason and DlxOns line Should the people, the only
source of power in the coming elections decide against
the principles have espoused and those who act win
me ihen and not before will it be time to consider the
doctrine of "acquiescenee. make no terms WI"
traitors. hope you may have nothing but perfect mar
mony in your State Convention Of July H. So resolves
will be made by reemen that will makes slaves trem6ie'
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SPAIN.
have failed

The instruction continued, and Government was
severely pressed The Queen had thrown herself on the
protection Of the troops 1t impossible to come al the
,,utb. From the statements published by Government
the insurgents numbered 1000, of whom 1000 were
cavalry They demand the dismissal OF the Ministry and
the Queens favories The outbreaks as yet have oeeh
entirely military.
An action took place near the village OF 'icaivaro
The insurgents charged three times unsuccessful! ruu
18th after great loss retreated upon Toledo. The
~o,s would again attack them when the expected re-
endorsements arrived from Saragossa, &c.
Madrid was quiet, and there was no general Ti'ins In
the provinces. ,,;o,
The news had reached Barcelona, and all was que'
there. S.-,.o,
Anxiety was felt as the part that Generals NaTVae1
"a Serona will take-meanme the Instruction Is ior-
midabe and it depends upon accident whether the n'ur
cents or royalists will triumph
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the guilty ones Not foreigners but native born Ameri.
cans The foreigner in that did not hesitate follow
ana support the American flag into the heart of hostile
country VIII Congress deny them the humble right
Of cuitivaiing hy their own labor portion Of The
pubic domain The traitors not confined 70 the DAYS
of the war There at this time native-born Ameri-
cans engaged IN reasonable and armed resistance the
Constitution and laws Of the United States He read the
proceedings of Abolition meetings AT VIII ch the Consttu
ton denounced, trampled under foot. and resistance
10 boldly proclaimed lie also nd an extract from an
Abolition orgen IN which recommended secret organ
zaon throughout the free States By which on the occa
sion Of the FIST fugitive slave case, ten thousand men
could be Immediately collected the spot armed with
Tevolvers to prevent the capture. These reasonable
and rebelious acts by men born on the soil he de-
any in the United States to whom he
would deny the benefits Of this act would be TO Abo
onsis, for they were the most dangerous people the
country could possibly contain While denouncinp the
reasonable designs Of the Abolition leaders he
MORE severely upon the cowarce they displayed in in
citing others to commit that violence in which they
oireid personally TO participate He denounced also all
sectional parties He did think the Union could stand
one ear after Presidential election in which the North
and South were divided by geographical lines. In
olusion, be renewed his support of most liberal policy
toward actual settlers SOme applause in the galleries
which wes promptly checked by the officers.
Mr. BENJAMIN followed in an argument agains, the
bill.
Mr. CAss replied
The question then taken on Mr.. Broiheads motion
to amend the original blu in the first section by striking
out the words free Of cost and insert at fifty cents
"per acre. Decided in the negative Yeas 25 Nays q
follows:
YEAscMesrs Adams. Badger, Bsy"d Benjamin, BrOdhesd
Butler Clay Clayton, Dawson Evans Fessenden ftzpsrek
Foot Bsmn Houston, Hunter Mallory Mason Morris Pesrce
Pratt, Rockwell Thompson, XVI TooInbs Toucey-25.
NAYS-Anen Atchison Bell. Bright Brown. Cas- Chase.
Dixon, Dodge, !Ns) Dodge, Iows Douglas, Fish Geyer,
Gillette Gwin Jones. owaJ Jones (Tenn) Petit Sebastian.
Shields sdel Stuart Sumner Thompson o. J Wade Walker,
Weller-1
Mr.. WELLER moved to strike out the same words and
insert at fifty cents per the to be paid at the
expiration of five years and the settler to be credited At
fifty cents acre for each he may have reduced
" 20 actual cultivation"
Mr. PETIT said tina, would require innumerable sur
vyors to ascertain how many had been waited
and Inumerable clerks to keep the accounts.
Mr.. WELLER briefly replied, and the amendment was
reected--Yeas, 9; Nays, II.
Motion made to journ and agreed to-Yeas, %;
NAYs. %. Adjourned.
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the Other had helped to dig their graves Yesterday sidet
. - The fatal list Mr. Beemsn. highly pectei
c;,izen Of Windsor went Sandwich to make arrange
,nn, far the funeral OF ole Of the number his mora
~, JSr,cf,s O.Ser-cr and reporter says that tbs
cholera was rovaipg AZ Mt Sterling and there had been
nine or ten deaths up Monday ever,ng ss' ana nvs
were reported that day. I've pny "1'sIso'
Iexington-Drs. J. ". Whitney and W. ID; Lite
promptly went 10 Nj Sterling orier to renieF al 'h'
assistance in their power ,,
letter from Scottsville, Va, informs IN c@srD
Spectator that Ave citizens OF that psce have died within
he last two weeksthree from cholera am two RON
darrhea. The victims of cholera persons OF inteu
pemte habits.
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ASIA.
From Asia the news is bad.

Fl0in AslN IHt HOWE IL UH7I'
On the 10Th June the Turks met with severe check in
ATTEMPTING to storm redoubts between Csurgne and
Kuais The Russians attacked them in the flank during
the assault and defeated them with 1900 to 1900 killed.
10 cannons IS Standards and the entire camp equpage
captured.
An erroneous dispatch was published reversing the
fact and stating that the Turks under Sem Pasha had
defeated the Russians under Prince Audronko with the
above oss-but reliable show that the Turks
were disastrously defeated
The crew of the English sicamfgate Ssnspareil are
fortifypc Shukum Kale and the of the English
fricate samson are certifying Eatriuchd at Reout
Kaleh
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GREECE.

IT announced that Had Petros had been completely
rorted at Kaladaka in Tbessay and the rebellion
considered at an end The harvest in Greece every
where abundant. Piracy increasing.
French troops continued to arrive.
Cholera is reported to have made its appearance in the
garrison Of Cronstadt also in the British eet
affirmed that Duke Alexander is about to join the
Russian ormy in Moldayia.
Warsaw is being douby fortified
Fourteen neutral merchanshps now in Riga, have Pc
titioned Admiral Napier to permit them to leave
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Mefsrs Rotn.on Sen Robinson y Nj and Mrs Morgan Nj
yineept Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs Lippmsh. Mr. sud Mrs
Longsnd Mr. Capt Kechnr MessTs Pontsin eRett,
Hall Bste. Msnzbers. hasselphine WaTre1 Phillips Turner
M,Nsef RsushAw Gsderey Cunn cham. Hill Hart Bradley
michel L. Fowler Chandler Rich Chaoner Hs milton Bayey,
Riches spTat, wilkins, Narde Harms Met alar
Jsckt,n wies Res,r Thompson Evans sowe Howell Thos
RomAine Walker Harvey Miller. Webb Watkins. MARKS
Mszzanin Newcrough CLARK Riley Solely Cunnsgham Seraut
Steele Morris RyIner Taaf Gill Brown Brown Crsnmer Mrs
Kuvhe child Wheeler, Mrs Solely Mrs Riley Mrs.
McAsieI Mrs HamLln, Mis-. Curtis, Mi. Watson Mrs Good
manson Miller Mrs Roman Miss Kayanagh Mrs Reisyr.
Seversnns MIR. XIX Connedi Mrs Carr Mrs Mshon Miss
Ening Mrs. Mulard MI and Mrs Fletcher Mrs Jones' Mrs
The Niagara left Halifax at Il clock this evening for
Boston where she will be due early Thursday morning.
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Arrived from June Ribeo, and 2h Neyea at
Lisbon santa Oporo. July Hamburg ith' stsra
MoIse. the CLYDE. 9Th AshbuTtou at Liverpool
ed fIuIiB0 sos-2<d Bird at Cons autinop4e
Arriv a IA y grouSd. Arab a. Belfast
Chaesou 2.d Matilda OF Frederick hsEeai -'ta
Numa. al Nigo ,July 2. Arlington. ct Have.
AR from Apaachicoa Sd. California o. Liverpool
An from " Orleans 2oh. Hsbet al Nigo th J.hn spear;
3h, Emperor Genoa Amelia a. Du5ni July Isaac AsoH' a.
Bfuiu rl. oh Houghton q; Liverpool - . -
sailed fo New orb lslArab from Newport Sd Gsrck rom
Iiytoo Snow Squat Csrdn; 9Th Eden, fro shields
Ncoa PoIisu opft 5h, American Unon from LveIpooli
swift Cardiff 6b American Congress iToni pIa'esnd III
YoIkshre and shefd4f lopglf-, tr)m Liverpool
Sailed boston. June 81 g.lh. from 1i5ralt,r
Ssto Tor Philadelphia fth-fhiaiel lhis nom Liverpool
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TUE LATEST.
PARIS, Friday Evening, July y les

PARIS Friday Evening" Jn! u 170'
:, -. cent. o. 50: per cents, 49, Bank ss 81.
Prince GOrchakOf rot the General arrived ,sn S, Of
the s,b july, being the bearer of ihe official reply ..
Russia to Austria The precise terms OF the isp
no, runspired, but GOrchakOf also earned an
,e,,er fro Nicholas to the Emperor Oh Au,,ria Ae
81 which is said TO be, that by eVaeuauae 30
leaving free he Danube the Car cOn.u' ~, vii
mes ~ acrs,eS as the occupation Of that PrineiPay
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IxpoRTaST MovEaEsT.-The C0sReom Reporter says
that company of interested in the iron and copper
business Of Lake Superior have purchased sixty acres Of
land the mouth Of the creek for the purpose Of erecting
extensive establishments for manufacturing tbs iron and
copper Of the Lake region This point is said Is near
et to the great coal fields Of Pennsy vania 10 which the
manufacturers must look for their fuel railroad pro-
jected from Come au south the coal and the location
Of heavy company there looks very much they vera
going 10 work in earnest II Is an important movement
tog the interests Of Colneaai.
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THE TURF.

USloS COURSE L. Tuesday, July'ls.-
Match for 1000, two mile and repeat to harness.
Jack Received ioFrrit
n Woodraa b. N, Lady Pad forfeit
TRoTTING.A dash Of mile heats best in In harness,
came Of over the Union Course, Monday, July IL,
between 9. 2. Marx Mcguire and e. HugueDot, each
b, ing in training for the last two weeks.
II Woodruff Marx Magure formerly Patnsnll FIJI
Tims-I4i, 100 lii 40 al
TRoTTING AT BABYLON, l.. I-SotDyddy, june a.
Match for $780, mile heats, best 3 ia on the ROAD
T. Morton names Grey Harry. In harbes.'..-'''''
Csrll'. raues h. Poriz.l skeleton *
PAVILION Course Rose Valley, Wayne county y. H.,
Taesday July T. leJf-Purse and stake, s%|"-'"p MIC
heats in harness.
4 Hsxs
n s.f,,ci.h m Lady Brooks. ....sss.s.+.s..s<
10 - ' Tine 5J5t, 5Hi.
To-day race was closely contested, Betting was even
he mare had the call the start bal after the st heat,
t..sa .b.ngcJ two 10 one the gray showing
49, - Iame1e.s The attendance was estimated TO be-
. Goo neopIe many Of whom ladies' and the day
ra,sed of without the least disturbance.
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~ COTrNTERFEITER.

AI'II1' CIyyrLAyD, Tuesday, July i, - -,
Marshal Gallagher jus, arrested Ss1 aS' Keeper
Charles Lamatne bsen engaged for several years in
saloon here and lS Vending American quarters and conn
n dollar IN: q ss s Ss s tSfs
9ed The Md ay dollars worth Of the coin
20 81 IN | -nmnItine.
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,boucb the North They will keep up inquiry, and lead
to the land of promise the right sort OF people to take care
OF its Institutions.
Tb e-nson Of such societies is practical necessity
in his enterprise 70 which every reader can devote him.
.,ls o., or,c a. soon As he Avs this article down.
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TIE BLACK SEA.

On the cath June eight Russian steamers out Of
Sevastapol and attacked three of the allied ships at
the batteries. The oiled ships engaged the Furious
Terrible and Descartes. The affair to have been
a running fight. The Furious considerably damaged.
The main body OF the allied feet was at Baldjk.
Some English boats taking soundings at the mouth Of
the Dnieper had exchanged fires with some Cossacks.
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rur s,,vRrRY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

puILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July To- TT
Mr. Cooper the President Of the Sanoury anu 10 avs
po,rosd denies that the work on that Road WIN W
pended and says there can be no %ss Maid
subscriptions made by Crane plCn 10 .u Ue Int on
they not being dependent on MI auth The install.
NUM- ,Om the City on its subscriptions will only be asked
mems subscribers pay in their insaiimens
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Rreadstun. Market.

The business and FLOUR has been rather limited with
ont sera quotations. bur the tendency n
price ISDIaN COKS rather sctive A decline some
i.rs ouoie and FLOUR Is l8we Aessrs RICHARDSON
he End eadiuS hus, WeseEn CEns FLovR
Az So 8; Philadelphia Baltimore and Canadian SIS ono 81
sour S6; white WHEAT 10 all; red, p6Glo9; White and
yellow corn, %. t-...-.1
I'D A Il h hxtra.e Weld vas Anticipated
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IRON TIE BALTIC.

Sir Charles Nspers feet laying in line-ofba;ile
before Cronsadi bu; DIP June 90 attack had been
made The English rgate Desperate fred some shots,
which the batteries returned
Bomersund was second time bombarded on the 26h
and 9th June and the Notifications destroyed.
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Liverpool Provision Market

BIZ rIttty .tetdy. with limited busnessi recent ai7a'
al tcked The Upward tendency. 49,. go. - IL -. -. ,osf
* ship The market nearly cleared OF oi ~ IoH -
E1stclD c0ucesson II pf &C. iof me
Tsreh amy quoted dull BACON active a. Is.l
80. - - ard lopz uadles ~. HANS and SH9ULDEss
moe civ offered. had ready saiei ddlns "a
advance, closing hn COPPER 10 s'od dsllAho
.tona.- p AIEs M GOOD demaad
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Cotton Market.

Tie pokcrs Board rcpos follows Although there far de-
snc from the trade each business this week has been more limited
thar of se descriptions freely offered
ard the lid quoted as FRIDAY now lost saes o.
balss incluerE 81 GO Americana Of ~a otf
were srscusoa and 5 for export Dennsioun Co. report
tie quci the week bat holder. have net pressed aud
rrees have declined n-oe than l-led Z u.
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LIVERPOOL Produce Market.

e R5oler C.rcus rerorts: improved demand Al j
III tT Pearls and 81 6d32 Pots B,RK-sales OF 80 hhds
81 ,bp a, 81 Nothing in SEEDS LiSsEeD tAAE
$3.50 T.ttoW advanced business; \. { %
south American Gil REslN-Sac Of so bhls At Go o~IY
ire Of b0ugh. 81 "a j. SPLITS OF
TuRPENrIsE unchanged OLs- tuus OF Palm sold A' on
arrive Pale seal steady AZ tio spe
Whale. 30 brought s55 Linseed OL
uuchsueed sshy Improved; 80 eees carona isened
f7d9i6 CoFFEFa limited business; sales of MArcaiOo A. ~ o.
SUGAR quiet aud unchanged TEA-l~o chests sod a. Vta o'
% on Coneou Other blacks green's dull MoLAssE quiet,
CuERASrs steady. ksNs IMPROVING TOBACCO unchanged Win
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ITALY.

Letters from Italy say that the alliance OF Au''ila WIN
Lance and England has greatly damPened the prospects
Of ,be Revolutionary party in LOmbardy and the ROMAN
States. - .. r,rsnsllv
abundant.
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rpoM WASHINGTON.

W.suNGroN Tuesday July - CON-
noosr,mspt gives official notice OF -. con.
siderable ro, the United States in the SPANS"
ia and adjacent islands.
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,s,r op THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS ~
WISH VIZ BOSTON. IL. "a ,s5,

BosrON, Tuesday, Jun! Sho,,on' :
Montgomery Guards OF New.YOrk "i and were re-
l9 .SlTeS here visit this m %C ,ns Sss sH
ccyed by the Bay S h Viewed on the Common this al
Inc 1C' Nv General Andrews ana ''Sh
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BATTLE NEAR SILISTRIA.
$500 RUSSIANS KILLED.
THE TURKS DEFEATED IN ASIA.
1,5C0 to 1000 Killed.
Slight Decline in CoHon-Breadstuffs without Change
CoNSoLS 90.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, July IL, 1884.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Letch from
Liverpool the morning Of the sh inst, arrived here at
8 o. clock this afternoon
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IN RROOkLNN.

Al The meeting Of the Board of Health yesterday morn
ing IS cases and deaths were reported for the day pre-
yious.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM ETROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
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PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA.


n NV lVAh
Atleueh the Board Of Health have consented 70 give
daily reports Of the admissions deaths and dsch ires AZ
the Hospital under their The fgus arc as foe"s'
FRASxLrN.srREET HosrtrAL 49,,
- M
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state OF Trade In Manchester.
The Manchester market YVES quiet ana steeuy'
London Markets.

The Manchester market wts quiet and steady
London Markets.
Me.ss Barring Brothers report Colonial and FOREIGN produce
,sfbout change dali and lover. COFFEE N good
aemspd quiet 1RoS-ssfodshiTe and welsh
cn.irBe active prices hun Rails &s0 80 Bars ts "
ne. on board IN Wsles Swedish Scotch rig No@SS
mixed No on the CLYDE. LEAD dull and unchanged
LondO, Money Market.
. Rang Brothers report MOSEY continues 10 fair demand
The last arrival Of DOLLARS has not
vel been rriced BAR siLvES ls EAGLES 70 j. The In
crease OF BULLION the Bans OF England ives .j4)0o
American Securities.
Tie rntrket reported steady with fair business but no quota
tons given.
FTeights.
From Liverpool tho Und Sieswere quiet Passengers to
New York dull at 93 i5d A. Fine goods III
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LondNl Money Market.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

From LIVERPOOL 20 n, Untsd quiet Passengers
New York dull at 80 l5dt4 Fine goods III