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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.


FRIDAy MoRNIse, July 10, 1855.
COTTON, The demand received further impulse
yesterday by the Pacs accounts which were generally
considered favorable and the sales embraced $500 bales
Prices higher in instances but for the present
we retain cur last quotations: 4,
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .61A8j Middling Fair
Ordinary s5f1sM ga.r ...........-9--
Good Middng. lex SIlA GOOD and Fine. ...-@,-
TOBACCO. The only sale we heard of was hhds at
94#k.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
s.o,,, ccrros7 b sss TesAoao1 oa 4
Recsiyed sinos 'ip...i2l7e65 44eos
yesterday $50. .sSf3-1,22l,27 s1o--45,7ls
1,247,95s es,426
Exported to date. -. j, 202 $40 65,3T
y Z" yesterday ...... .201~s 1,202,s71 A4~55615
Stock on hand, not olsarsd....... 1885 1880
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. :. Sugar was in active re-
guest at frmer prices with sales oil 300 hbds of Mo-
iassea IS bbs Good Reboiled sold at z7k and 45
Prime at $50 p gallon.
FLOUR. The market firm, and we noticed sales
of1aoo bbe including $50 superhns two lots 80 25
200 at the same 200 at So and $50 in two or three
lots at 80 SO p bb An offer Of SO rs was refused for
500 bbs.
GRAIN. The receipts of Corn were light, and the
ort0o
Inferior and Rejected at 75e 600 Mixed s7Nso 500
Prime White at 3d. and 500 10 three lots at $50 p bushe
OF Oats $40 sacks st. Louis sold at &c., 26O at ST. and
100 at 55e q bushel.
PROVISIONS. Pork Yves dull and we noticed only
retail sales at sls0sls rs p Dbl for Mess Bacon 80
casks Prime Shoulders sold in LOTS mostly ct sk0
Ss and, on Wednesday, 20 of Choice Ribbed Sides at TO-
and 20 Of Ordinary Shoulders in small packages IKE
y 1b Nothing of any moment doing in Lard
IA fatboat load Of ITO tons Western was taken
s26 rs y ton.
BAGGING AND ROPE. :. India Bagging was selling
In retail lots at 14014e. OF Rope SO coils were sold
at 71st, and, on Wednesday, 200 714e. e4s-
COFFEE. $50 bags Rio brought 1o11e p Ii.
GUNNY BAGS. Holders were asking 10 e for extra
heavy. NJ
WHISKY. Demand fair with sales Of 100 bbls Recti-
fed at 321zt 2l0 at 32h033, aud, on Wednesday loo
Raw at 81 NJ v gallon An advance.
FREIGHTs. .25o0 bales Cotton were shipped for Ly
erpool at 7-1sd. For Boston the rates have improved
to ~.
EXoHANGEs.-stil very dull.
We now quote s--si----s
Sterling ...........-...... 10s 1S5oJ1e
France sa65f. 1sk i dollar liar
'lsns ohecks oh Ne" for2....,. .hf0k p pr OF
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.S.... GOPPER.FAOED TYPE.
HEyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPEGaMpAM

"a L.
in giving noics of their from No. to No Norm
Wisa tee (enraaes No. u Frankfort stres 10 atk 4,
recently made in neir work '' AAse
a. place aY faeilities cop
per Facing Type Stereotype Piaies, Cats, sf
feature buainAss,
Books Of the pracpa Tpe Founders United Stss
Inspection OF Printers. II il
consn,ence Pfners whether
bing them 70 glance cnparu yarioua ~
rom the presence of Interested parties
through tins directly with az dssed
one Of Tue OF thu In London
opeTa the invention Dr. Newton there will giys rs
desiIe 1t aud ORDER ~ - we PaA'he
Iss Of Printers IN this city elsewhere for the
years. IN me use Of Type 10 Leave n
unnecessary to void here, ths value AZ
os Of printing type BY coppetf types ara mae
use iesa and asitaie by rendering ha
Letters Of the alphabet rsesaiy distngushable "e
Owing 70 the difficulties in HAVING o,r wall
aohe away from tina plse have present sosad AZ @
eapnow be Copper Faced. es whsfe type
TIL Company Dr. Newtea'a Patent and all, perrons ara
uonsd not Y infringe tad Patent Copper Tvns
ny esing that copper laced Eonpany
!, 80 SCALE OF PRICES
small Pieh,-- cents peflb Aiaan. ma, N
Long Yrimer....... !. !, tAgsie ~ ts :.
buf gsols Pearl :. -
bleslsr... .-....,le Diamond. ...s.....so .
cash. 80 V .s's' Y p Pr ssat discount for
No. y Frankfort street, Nav York May L. 1861 mysot
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F.-H. Knapp g. W S. Chandler,
\ .:a.- DENTAL SURGEONS,
HAVE REMOVED to No. l55 @pezszzs,.
49, &c. CANAL STREET, between BaronHe and SSSa
In Price they competition with suacku,
Iss hs s ,s Of a their and
! from themselves. myls iyd Nv
EAMILY PROVISIONS
FLe6RRE.tf a.. saa sss and half bbls
hPMs-ssg o sls. Plria e3 q. aggsd
BACoN-clssf aud Ribbed Sides and Shoulders.
sspan 'a'' SUDAN povd
| A DESIRABLE BOARDING HOUSE Asas
tSf bu sses sas
sssia With m al H.
a Possession siS For
isARNEs' HOTEL, Mississippi City, 60
Ne Wsttss i H. s.,saaas sI@a
Orleans, Aprl4 1885, N BARNES ft ss stsm
| HDARADISE POINT HOTEL, Second 80
tWs9par Mississippi cy-Ths FARE at thi, O.el
lp month IS I day. So w.
IL AMs-150 tieroes Sugar Cured, for sale by
~ isls JOSEPH LANDS q CO., So Tohoupi,ouas at.
A LGOHOL-50 bbls Fletcher's, for sale by
a ies JOSEPH Lands CO., IS Tohoupioulaa street.
STARCH-5o0 boxes Pearl, for sale by
- les IosaPH LANDS CO.. 50 rehoupouias streat.
oranges AND LEMONS $40 boxes
SICILY landing FL ELI e GO ;a 81 q ssnno. street.
4 CAROLINA COW PEAS-650 bags, of two
fset &C. s street. S suit my ssf
U ,oNDoN PORTER AND ALE.-l7O casks
aI.''' brand daily expected M wo 81 f. sy Camp
III AMS-150 tierces Sugar Cured, for sale by
- ies JOSEPH LANDS CO., 50 rehoupitoulas st.
4 soW PEAS-3oo sacks, Carolina seed, for
lels BARELLI CO.. 81 Common st.
SoDA ASH. AND PALM oIL--so casks, for
- aale by a. pELAGRAvE CO. ~ Magazine st.
4 SHAIN CABLE.--120 fathom II inch, for
/ iys GEO. ". HYNsoN d CO.. 81 Camp street.
Y EMoNs-15oo boxes in store, for sale by
- lels BARELLl CO. 81 Common al.
SUGAR HOUSE MOLAsSES AND GOLDEN
sale BY BARELM Co, q Common jsat
VA HIsKY--5o0 bbls and half bbls rectifed,
is D. i66sEpH Lands CO. 50 rsAoapt.oaoa street.
A LE.--lQ0 casks Marzetti g. Sons superior
r. East India Pale Ale, in stOre and for ,al, by
ls11a --- s. WoLEF, IS Camp street,
n OTIS AND SQUARES OF GROUND FOR
III the ofELog TsJTR "a
IlloISD-oOu boxes SICILY Lemons, Tor
sale by Az. COCHRAN HAIL, Grsvisr st. jess
ElLBERTS-50 bags, for sale by
N is1s BARELLI a CO.. 81 Common s.reet
n EMONs---500 boxes now landing ex bark
j. Splendid, and for sale by Az. COCHRAN HALL.
JelB 36 Gtayea street.
aOW PEAS---150 bags just received and for
~ sale by a. r. COCHRAN HALL,
jsl6 s5GTesisr street.
EOR SALE.--A fine family Rockaway and
lila ussd ,xIha soIaf
A. II. COCHRAN & HALL,
lelo SO Gtasier
DECANS-40 bbls, for sale by
II jess A. =. COCHRAN d HALL, IS Gravier street.
ARD OIL-1G6 bbls Choice, for sale by
M es JOSEPH Lands Il Co. SO TIC houpitoalas street |
CHERRY BRANDY-35 boxes, one dozen
10 eseh, Cherry Brandy, c,sk do, for sale 81
lss5 A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL SO srayier ct rect |
NIRE BRICKS--240,O00 English, Pitts
H burg, Pensacola and Bdoxi Fire Bticks by
A. pELhGRAVE co, II Magazine street.
ARD OH-lSO bbls choice brands, for sale
II iss by'osEfH Lands co, ss TchouPf0alssss
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Iss- The bark LOWELL, Capt. Edwards, from
BALTIMORE dathaIgng opeats the Vegetable
their goods the Levee.
iyis eEo. W. HYEsoN Co, 80 Camp street.
gs- The ship RICHMOND, Captain Gookin,
Boston, dcharsng cargoa ID
Cousgnees will please the their goods
Lsves. uyl2l GEO. W. UNISON a CO., 50 Camp street
D@- The Consignees Of the following goods
TO order Ahip Richmond from Bsou vix 81 bales
marked l. III 10 tales do do mhfkoi and I6 bales
marked 10 diamond, will please present bills sding
TO the GacEng sE on the LeSe otherwise they will DO stored
their expense and risk.
jy2 GEO. W, HYNsOS Il CO., 50 Camp atrest.
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GROCERIES.
- - = - -
r. ". Adams,

=. ". Adams,
. GROCER
Corner OF Frouf, Common Fulton Streets.
,si aa sonstaa on band large complete
~ sns sonszt tia
~ aIsAMsoAT stoREs-Spsrs paid Eespex ii
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j d.. =. a. lie HART DENTIST, sa;sszss
NY tonderfhia III .dos
sad gentlemen OF NsWilrsans Vicinity bsipcU
3tosatadand having nuybva
By pone Taos
with their
i99 ~
80 fIT sp tW 4a aooa from aomes'sstore
N 70 NJ ~ every respect for sT5 FU
anIsi
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FRIDAY MuHNINd, July 10, 1905.
COTTON, The demand received further impulse
yesterday by the Paccs accounts which generally
considered favorable and the sales embraced $500 bales
Prices higher In instances but the present
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STERLING ,10s II Clio
Francs .5f. Z05f.I 61< d dollar
MeW fofK sixty-day BINS .10l9s OF dis
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NOTICE.-The public is hereby cautioned
rot 10 trade M NOTE da;sa July H. 1855
after JAMES HUHsEY
WIT !. DANIEL BLOCK,
New Orleans, July 10, 1855. jyaggt
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
few Orleans. July s, 1885
FEyHE Board Of Directors have this day
declared Semi Annual Dividend Five Per Cent?
tbs etsekboders and ser the 10th inst.
tys 100 Pm. WOOD, Cashier.
n o. o. F.-The r. w. Grand Enoampment
Louisiana will hold lis Semi seGaon the Hail Of
GRAND Lodge, Camp Lafayette TUESDAY
EVENING July II, al ~ o'clock. Members requeited
luncuAi their attendsnee,
BS order OF tine III. W. Grand Patriarch.
JAS fuRHEAUXJ Giahd Scribe.
New Orleans July Q, 1855. y9 I'd
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ARD OIL-120 bbls choice brands, fo,
~ JOSEPH Lands CO., 50 rcAoupi.Ouls, street.,
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CLOTHING.

Norris & Way,
-. GL0rHIERs,
fcoKNER or CAMP AND COMMON sraEErsl
Nszdesc City Hotsi,J
" Keep constantly had SUPERIOR sToCE or Ar
TiciaEs REQUIRED FeR GRNyEEsiEN,s WEAR oao sn,
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n o. o. F.-HowARD LODGE No. M
IL 10 rpess EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, SS.f &AR IN
ledge Room Mob oddF sllows' Hall o'clock &S
ohcss-B pa SILVA n. 81 \: 2. HENhIQuEZ.
Secretary; A. DE soLk, Treasurer. is
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cash. 80 -AsA'' Y psl ssats discount fol-
-----"~- 49,, N"H iotA, may u, 1855 my20tf
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Wv NITURE WARERoohiS, No, 11s hasazn ne -
atree and II Julia seetFurniturs every variety
ssle and made TO order in good a1d
Office Furniture and Shps
Boarding supplied with eddna tha
aotiee. " -'ts''
N B. Having taken the large khouse street near
leaving the city - 49, ~ s'
Furniture cartuto hire and moving attended with care
ugly W. WOODWARD
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~ Lieut.. Gov. Brown, of the New Eng
land Farmer, having made some inquiries
respecting the diet of the elephant, whose ex-
PLOTS in blowing on Barnums farm in Con-
necticut have been mentioned in all the papers,
the great Snowman replies, in way not likely
to encourage the general introduction of that
kind of labor:
"He eats on an average one bushel of oats and
one hundred pounds of hay per day-Sunday and
all His weight is 4, 700 pounds. dc Will accom-
plish any kind of work set before Elm, and uses
ten times better judgment than three-fourths OF
the help which am obliged to employ on my
farm. Above all things, be is not an eye servant
Once set him to work piling wood, picking up
stones, or any thing else, and you can leave him
without fear Of his playing old soldier in your alb
sence. Another capital negative quality is, that be
don't pick up his buds and start for nome exactly
at six o'clock in the afternoon, as many other far
mers' assistants do He is willing to labor till sun
down, and even later if work is pressing. On the
whole, he is a very honorable, industrious, intel
gent and well-behaved farmer Nevertheless,
cannot conscientiously recommend elephants as
the cheapest workers on farm They cannot
work in cold weather, and of course would eat
themselves up, trunk and all, in a single winter"
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Readers RemOval-A Double Game.

We have noticed, says the American Organ,
a small mystery attending the attempted re-
moval of Reeder, which is beginning to receive
solution. General Davis is said to have as
serted in Mississippi that Reeder would be
promptly removed. Then we see that the
President addressed letter to Gov. Reeder,
after the latter had left for Kansas, in which
be makes allusion to the speculations in public
land, alleged to have been made by Reeder.-
We had suspicion that, if Reeder should be
removed, it would be upon this imputation OF
malfeasance in Office, and not because he did
everything in his power to favor the Freesoll
party.
Now, unfortunately for the policy pursued
by the Democratic administration, the daily
press communicates to the North and South
all that is represented to either by the design
ing politicians who would deceive either
From this source we learn that the Richmond
Eaouirer considered the removal of Reeder
due to his Freesoil proclivities. The Adolf
tionists on the contrary, seem to have thought
II was because the Governor was too fond OF
speculation. Hear one of the latter press ex-
pressing its surprise at the double game of the
Administration
at was generally supposed that Gov. Reeder had
been removed or suspended, If at ALL in consequence
of bis unauthorized speculations in the public lands
but we now have it upon the semi-oficia authority
of the Richmond Enquirer, that he has been lite
rally crushed out" on account Of his FreesOi SYM
pathies.
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PRosPEoT OF THE CBoPs IN EURoPE.--Tbe
prospects Of an abundant harvest are promis-
ing in England aud France, as well as in this
country. The Echo Agricole, of June 30th,
says that at present the ''only danger to be
apprehended is that of premature ripening by
excessive heat" All the farmers agree in
stating that the crop will be abundant. The
ears are heavy, and will yield more than du-
ring the preceding harvest. From Toulon,
Lille and Charent the reports of the vintage,
and of the wheat and hay crops, are highly
encouraging The Union Burguiguonne states
that the Burgundian vintage promises to yield
an average amount Of common sorts, and the
present vintage win far exceed expectations
In Gray, on the Upper Saone, the wheat har-
vest will be good. The harvest in England
promises equally well, as we learn from the
Bristol Mirror, the Leeds Intelligencer, the
Shropshire Conservative, and the North Brit
ish Daily Mail. In Yorkshire and Lancashire,
where the crops have, ere this, been gathered,
the story is the same. Potatoes are said TO
be in great abundance in England
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. a. '55.
The Result.

The returns thus far, partial and limited as
they are. show that the American party in
Tennessee have made a most gallant fight
At the time of writing this paragraph, (Fridsy.
4p.m.,) returns, partial apd complete, from
twenty counties, cut down Johnson's former
majority about two thirds; and we know that
our whole American ticket, for the Legislature
and Congress, in this county and district, is
elected by increased and overwhelming ma
jorities.
For these auspicious results, the honor is
due, not alone to old VINES or old DEMOCRATS,
but to WHIGs AND DEMooRATs-to the patri-
otto and intelligent AMERICAN voters Of Ten
nessee, of every name and class, and position
in life, who hate demagogueism, spurn dicta-
ton, and reject all propositions for dangerous
and destructive innovation upon the genius
and stability of our glorious AMERICAN lnsti-
tutions. Democrats and Wings, as known by
old party classification, have stood together,
shoulder to shoulder, in this hard-fought and
well-fought campaign, with zeal and con-
stancy worthy of patriot brothers, in the
great cause of Constitutional Government, and
human Freedom-the cause of the American
UEIoS and Constitution This is as it should
be-as we trsst it ever will be-when inter-
ests of such vast and overwhelming impor-
lance are at stake.
The first flush of heated contest over, our
adroit, shrewd, active and persevering oppo-
nents will use every means, every art and ar
gument in their power, to break our front,
20 SOW the seeds of dissension and jealousy in
our ranks, and thus pave the way for an anti
American victory at a. future day. American
friends, let us beware of their arts and mach
nations What right have those men, who
have uttered, or by word or action, by vote
or argument, sanctioned the sentiment that
you are no better than MurreU men, that you
are as loathsome and vile as the 'huge rep
tile" that you are ''allies Of the Prince of
Darkness" and go about with an oath bound
"LrR" in your moutbs-what right, we say,
have such traducers Of your character and
standing, to claim your confidence, or presume
to demonstrate against any political course you
may choose, as American Freeman, to pur-
suel Republican and patriotic INDErEEND-
ENoE of character is q chief element in the
formation and rapid growth Of the American
party. Fraternal confidence and harmony of
action are indispensable to its permanent sue
cess.
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Immense reinforcement. from Fr.pe..


We read in the Courier de MarseiIIe Of the 10th
July.
II we are TO judge from the preparations making
at Marseles and Toulon, there is little doubt that
our army in the East viii be soon considerably aug
mented. We are not going to send thither fresh
relniorcements to ill up the void oecasioned BY
the war, by disease and Through. An entire army
is to be embarked the effective force Of which viii
amount to at least $4,000 men. We had been
told that the divisions of Generals Renault and
Oourtigis we're TO be detached from the Camp oil
Boulogne, and sent TO the Cimea. This may be
the case, bat nothing official on the subject has
vet transpired. We have, however, been eredihly
informed, that &c, 900 men Of the army Of Lyons
are TO form part Of the new expeditionary corps
portion of those troops have even already COM
menced these movements. The brigade OF Gen.
erai Sol consisting Of the 30th and 6Ath regiments
Of the line, has ere now ielt Lyons for harssiles;
where Il Is expected between the 10th and 18th,
for embarkation. The military authorities and
the attendance are actively engaged In procuring
means Of conveyance for other regiments, which
are to arrive in Succession and to encamp In tbs
neighborhood Until the day OF their embarkation.-
The Instructions forwarded 70 Touion arc not les.
pressing. The Maritime Perfect has been ordered
to prepare, before the end Of the month, 4 sun
cient number of vessels 10 transport l6, 600 men
and considerable material 10 The seat Of war.
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Ak IRoS SHor- TowsR.-The Uses Of iron
are every day extending. Iron ships, iron
houses, iron payements are now among the
ordinary affairs of the time. The Philadelphia
Inquirer now states that contract has just
been made with Messrs. Bottom, Tiffany & Co.
of Trenton, to erect an iron shot-tower in the
city of New York 1t viii be very imposing
structure, and extend to an altitude of 240 feet
This viii be the first tower of the kind, and Of
iron, in the o. States
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Nor DONE BANKING YET.-The Hawaiian
Legislature have granted banking charter to
to Messrs. Page, Bacon & Go. of Honolulu
Its provisions are not fully stated in the pa
pers, but from the scattered notices which APP
pear it is probable that the house has obtained
an exclusive privilege to prosecute banking for
at least ten years. AS. Mr.. Page had suddenly
''made tracks" from San francisco, at last
dates, quite to the disappointment of those
who were the losers by his banking in Califor-
mia, it is probable that be may next turn up in
the performance of ''good turn" for the Ha-
waiian people.
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LAooNIo.-Gov. Gardner, of Massachusetts,,
having transmitted to Gov. Adams, of South
Carolina, series of resolutions passed by the
Legislature of Massachusetts,, in favor Of the
French spoliation claims, and another series
relative to the territory Of Kansas, with re-
quest that he would submit them to the Legis-
lature of South Carolina, he replied as fol-
lows, according to Boston correspondent OF
the Tribune, probably regarding Massachusetts
since her publication act, as no longer belong
ing to the American Union:
al cannot consent, under existing circumstances
20 be the medium Of communicating any action O
the Legislature Of Massachusetts, 70 the State ovei
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