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The COuGrier des Eats Uais rdicules as alb
surd the rumor which had been circulated that
the American officers of the Crimean Commits
sion were rudely refused permission to visit
and inspect the Notifications of Paris, by the
military authorities OF that city. No permits
sion, says that paper, is necessary TO visit any
part of the Publications, they are open to the
public. 1t is therefore not likely, in the opin-
ion of our French cotemporary, that any such
permission was ever ppled fol, or that it was
discourteously refused
The n. Y. Erprsss Of the 18th inst says:-
We are assured, from the very highest authority,
-one OF the leading men Of the Commission, that
no insult Oie. TO them 10 Paris or elsewhere
Ga the contrary, when the wishes Of the United
States Government was officially made known
through the Commissioners ut Paris Il was officially
responded TO by the usual courtesy The Commis-
sion allowed visit the places desired and II
not TO see all the improvements Of war, all shat il
was customary 20 show TO strangers. They reciev
ed permits from the French Department Of war. for
that purpose, and person was designated 10 con
duet them from place TO place There might have
been more polteness aud more attention, 6ut there
discourtesy. aud certainly, 40 We are assur.
ed nothing Ike insult airy act OF neglect 20 which
technical exception could be taken.
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HORSE POWERS AND THRRsHKRs

nAYE lave see n st9rs % Prnaysvsna Hsrss Rsusrs
w sad fhFcaAsFs, EhiEA he aaea sithsr uh buF
tHo haef These eehasa hare sooa fAs tsst q twsRty
ava ye4F in tAs Esas gran xruWins ssslsaa IA ne nsa
STATES aA41 hAFe Fer4tF eeFe GaEk innruNed u lhei
frarns aoa 9eAefaf cenffrrciea, aknE fhe lighter Ia
draeg& tAAn 4AJ etef nnchiae d We kATf also
q thee 9ecAes tai ~ AZ store eenpleae worns
csesf sa4 agtte al taiefsssd - esf eaa sNallus ~
sf1a-t~a9 MAcY 4 EAEILIoE.
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MARRIED.

By Rev C. S. KNIT Mr. JAMES H. GATLIN to
Mss SOPHIA STowE, all of Stewart county Ten
nessee.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills!
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS
AYERS PILLS.

PROF HAYES STATE Chemist q Massachusetts they
the best Of al Plus and annexed are the who
uiy that Doctor Hays enows, viz:
LEsueL SHAW, Chief justice supreme Court Of Mas.
EAOEf WhsHbuHN, Governor u Mass.
a. PIUNEETT. Lieut. Gov, Of Mass.
FDwAkD kyEEAr Ia Secrrts ~ Of ate, and Senator Of
United : ates.
Rouur @. wSTHRor, Exspeaksr OF the House Of Repre-
ssntanv~s 4 S. A.
ABaorr LAwRiscE Minister Penpoisntlsry to Great
nriain.
tJoHs h. TnErArRcE Catholic bishop q Rcs'en.
NAN THAT ARE MINH
Among the disease tbs En- has cured win Astonishing
rapidly, may mention,
Cosvcncts. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
BeAtburn, HyAdache ng a fool stomach Nausea,
inagcfon MsTbd nscsion u the Bowels and pain asng
sfefo tauls ncy Less q Appetite, s Ucvrous and ca
Diseases Ehrh require etaruEn Medicine scrof
uA KnEf Eri. They sso. b. rurfying the blood ant
stnrlsng the complaints which would
Be supposed they cosd reach such Deafness PuthI
80 1duest Neural nd Nervous irrthtY Dcrangemcu ats
he Liver and Kiineys Goat, aad other kndr~d
paints arising frou low siztr q uo body oestrucons
funcans. Trey The bess pargauvr medic
Discovered vi bat nrfd "a them 20 knoS
Popsf,d ~ DR. ] @ AVER, level, Mass ard
SoI. Nhavsals. b. ". W. BFSRr DkAoFlLLE
hsiai, ~ 10. q. BROWN Nashville,
Aad ~ ~ Druggists and Merchants throushoui The soosh
af1n-
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The River

Vas falling at this point yesterday, with
about 81 feet water reported on Harpeth
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WATTS, GIVEN & CO.,
Receiving & Forwarding Merchants,

III AyISG l1rrs nes sna sahssAntisl WAAri BoAi, al
up0is estnsied a. cara. shall b hgsanfed utth
Frsmrsnsss sn4 assFsieh. a. aagt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FAMILY MEplcTE-EYeIy Family should keep hand
some tonic Alternative and blood pu fer to administer in
Sudden attacks when Physicians cannot be had Carter
Spanish Mixture above all others the medicine required,
for while It is perfectly mless its effects powerful
that no ordinary disease resist them. For BOusnes
Diarrhoa and sne Ike complaints it has fought its way
into public favor, and now stands unrivslled
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREArED BIZ TIE MEDcATKD yAPoEs.
DR. WM HukrEz brother of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces to ali those who afflicted with diseases
of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There is probably class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nature terrible in their results the
diseases Of the and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter of earnest soctude profession to there
be any means whereby diseases be controlled and
ameliorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study year, and have found that
the only means whereby diseases be reached
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into the lungs in the form OF vpOr and
consequently brought with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms.
WIN. HUNTER, ND
Office on Eighth ST. between Pine and Chestnut SITS,
ap1-Sm West side, 81. Louis, No.
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UNDInwEAIf.


HANE good assortment o. uaderEear % sly, Ltsle,
TAfstd Linen, Gau1s Cashmerc, 6aaEr Mcrne, Cotton
Ga and n CoQoa. Fof sale b. J. h. AeatLL
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The weather was clear and hot.
There is very little business doing at the
wharf
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VII fELL she hlShest a1dst - !azr,..l ~ "a
Il Rss a. IA psYsana eslste e q. y untftons -
czsa - ~ 49, resl1aca 5plel 4le41-eoa.l,an1 81
HopeRH0lB And kIftdkN StANi1tkA Al Fersaaa
iuaehlea % he sa estate 1re 411Tef . co14 mfE411 ~
msaIalslr ana a1e psy seal eed ihose hkEn< eiAlna
sxsust are ksFshI 5000 . PEssaa1 toea si41n tae
"a * fes arJ. Z. HesEt,s. tscfa1sd
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lR stocs o. Farni hing doOds Is e9mrsie, ant 90
~ can al All 10 sans % aritss 10 Inc We have
us rrciFcd sDsthsr nFocr ~ - "a AL Collars q ne Ia
.ss sykes Gloves HandscFchiea Crsras and Irs Robes
1s Char8brs As, a.. Fcr sAlr ~ J. n. McaIiL
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FAhFUNhhl AND IUILEI AA4ItLakh.
UsT Received frssh sapply q LubinS EKirans Co
ognfs, Pom4aes, Hair Ola Toolh Powders Tssi soaps,
ac., &r. J. H. M-GtLL-
HAIR. TOOTH. MAIL AND CLOTHES HRUsHLs
fiRsr RATA G.softsui q Bfushea. Fscsissa ana Cor
~ ssls b. J. h. MsaiLL.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

TNHE ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery
conducted by the Spsnilh Government under the
pervson Of the Captain General Of Cuba viii place
Havana, on
SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1856.
R o7o 000.
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,er Iscerf0insd.
9,675 900 5.927,9l7 5,3Ol.279


To this decrease of 1913 quarters in the years
produce has to be added q considerable but unas-
certainablc deficiency in the weight of this years
crop as compared with last Remembering, how
ever that last years was crop above the average
even in acreage, and very greatly above it in yield
per the decrease above shown cannot be regard
ed as very great, especially when we take into &C
count that there is decrease but very considera
BILE increase in wheat each quarter of which repre-.
sents in value, and almost in utility two quarters of
any Of the other grains If the produce OF England has
been affected only in the same proportion and if it
be admitted that the produce Of last year the three
Kingdoms over was considerably above an average,
the present high prices are difficult to account Tor
by any decline in the supply When like returns
shall have been procured for England, il will not
mprobably be found that we have been estimating
the consumption of the whole country at not great.
ly less than double the fact, 30 that we have been
much more than we thought dependent on foreign
supplies and affected by foreign prices.
Turpips and potatoes show q considerable increase
in acreage, and the latter an increase in estimated
produce Of nearly 100000 tons or about 30 per cent
Considering the extent to which potatoes come in
As substitute for -four in times of dearness. the
great increase in this crop might have been expect
ed to hold prices at a lower level.
We deduce from the tables the average produce
per acre Of each kind Of crop in Scotland In 1866
The grain crops we state in bushels and pecks per
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FIRST SHAD.-The Wilmington IN. ca Jo,,rn y No
the b inst ssysThe first shad Of the season vas
from the waters OF the Cape Fear Friday last slm
taDeoudy with Lent these wstery MA.
Of indy consideration their part for which va
to b grateful We trust that their appearance here win
use no intestine commoiou. ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

SENTENCE or rHE SARATOGA SPRINGS RoBBHRs.
-Kingsbury and Henderson have been sentenced at
Balston, to nine years and six months imprison-
ment in Clinton Prison, for robbing General Halsey,
At Saratoga Springs, Last apQme1.
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Scottish Agricultural Statistics for 1855

The Scotsman publishes the Scottish agricultural
statistics for the year and crop Of 1866 showing the
nature and amount of this years produce of almost
every acre of Scottish land
appears that while, as compared with last year,
the number Of under cereal crops has slightly
increased, the production has decreased about
eleven per cent. But that fact (says the Scots
tory evidence derived from this years tables that
those estimates of the agr cultural produce for Scot
land, and at least nferentially, those for England
ALSO formerly in common acceptance, were pretty
lowing figures show the grain produce of Scotland
as estimated in M'Culloch's Commercial Diction-
ary," and other works of authority, and founded
statements in many written and oral debates, aud
the actual quantities ascertained ia each locality
for this and last year. stated in quarters =
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Tons. Got.
Potatoes .,.,.............,.,....4 l93
The differences between different countries and
districts are, in some cases, apparently very great
for instance, the produce of wheat per acre is 81
bushels in Sutherland, and only % in Dumfries but
ON closer sorntiny, these differences are found to be
more apparent than real most Of the inordnately
large weld. being expainable by the fact that they
refer to corps, such as wheat in the Highland coun-
ties cultivated only en- choice spots and as matter
rather Of fancy than of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAr. Fob It's P. n.
FIoUR-The market Ia the absence Of steamers ne ws
continued dull and sales limited. Abou. 5000 q
T. 900 bbs sold including common extra State
at 81 25a 81 en- Western, common, fancy and extra
at rs IS; Southern steady, with sales at So 80
% 67h 50 for to choice brands aud fancy to
extra do at 80 $40 so. Wheat quiet. Prime lots
and unchanged Req Tennessee at 81 IS
q 81 85 and Missouri white at So 10 . 81 IL asked
Corn dull and sses limited at 7be &c., for MIXED
yellow and white. Pork-Sales of 600 TOO bbls. were
made including mess, At SIS 67k prime WAS at BIS rs
= SIS 67k. Cotton continued firm with fair business
wHnKEY closed better, with sales Of 200 bbs. State
prison ct 28c. q 29c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

lsURNkSHKD QUIT AGE FO8 BALE-SITU ARID
Otftoo. Staten Island. suitable fJr genue.nAns ~
depcf two OF GROUND fine vsw good shade and ~
trees. and every convenience and within hyr mnuto Walk
Ne try. Terms essy. Apply TO q. a. SMITH q Lis ho
rs WI liam STREET =.
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The root crops are stated in tons and cwt.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

FOR SALE.
30 Ann ACRES or TEXAS LAND FOR 6ALU OR
OA.OUU exchange TOR city properly merchandise
Also two geneel houses IN Brooklyu Tor sale Also 900
change. Apply o. is VAL street. Now 70 r. 70 SYLVESTER
Af. Attorney q Law ana Commissioners for all The stAtes
20 E00 ONLY $500 CASH, $4,000 ON BOND
eAsOVOs and mortgage, viii procure desirable three
story and basement brick dwelling SmAn street. between
Myrtle avenue rOad VIII be rented cheap desired.
Apply 70 J. L. pORRANCE CO., IS Liberty street.
W7 HS0 FOR SALE THRER STORY FRAME
Y1sOCVs house and lot on Fifty fifth street. between
Ffrrt and Second half bond
mortgage .lso vacant lot. InQnire the premises, Of
e1 KIM FOR SALE, THE ENTIRE STOCK AND
P1OOO. fixtures 0fa 1rst class family grocery
doing an extensive business in the most eligible part Of Jer
eoy C Dear The orry partner wanted In the OF
thorough business qualifications and undoubteA onss
~ 2acser Address W. J. Durham, box ~ jersey Oy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

ENIRsT GLASS HOUSE FOR sALE.-THE MODERN
built four and basement brick hon Henry
and oslk streets Brooklyn The most desirable Of c
ferries house g by S. lot 26 lOO gas and water through
out tie house, furnace, range &c with without
and brick stable thereon In the Possession Immediately
large port Of The purchase remain bond and
mortgage. For further particulars apply the premises
Also, two story attic and basement house and lot
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brown front houses with iron balconies and brown
soops known as Noe 10 and io Second
street, Williamsburg, two mBues' walk from the Peck clio
ferry and IN desirable neigbborhood They
tor $OO each Will be sold low, and large portion Of the
money can remain on bond and mortgage Apply TO SIMP
SON BkOTHkK6, 70 Beaver street
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FIN ANCIAL.

5000 nm TO LOAN ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
VOCC .OOO jewelry pianos dry goods, pegars horsss
wagons barr &C. Every description Of property bough&
and the highest prices pail In caah ALI xsnsacons srcy
confidential Private rooms for ladies' Office hours from
TIL at TAYLOR COs SO Chambers street. next door 70
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,hoR SALE or ExcHANaK FOR IMnRnvRn pnn

ufOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PRO.
pe-ties in New York On elegant iasm, the tos of
Hampstead L. J., 10 minutes from the pot with
three houses, barn. stable, orchards and 40 an,d
water running behind the stable the whole or part
VII be dispoaed Of Apply 70 ', A, T. sTQUyESEL. 6ai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

ENOR SALE-AT BARGAIN, A HOUSE AND LOT, ON
Fihy fourth street. Firth and Sixth avenues op
pose 81 Luke Hospital grounds The house order
e BY about 40 feet lot 100 feet deep price $780,
bali may remain on mortgage Apply 10 DR. HILTON, the
pr en- ser, at i92 East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

E,OR 5ALE-THE BUSINESS OF A FRINGE, CORD
tsssel and fancy sore; 1t Is sold OF illness
the family and will be found great bargain Apply at 252
Fulton street. corner of Clinton, Brooklyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

&7E n00 TO LEND, ON BOND AND MORTGA0g
OsVOU In 10 suit applicants frat sa y pre-
dncive real estate in this city Apply TO 8. BROAD. Me-
IL Wall street, second Story, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

uoTEL PROPERTY IN THE COUNTRY FOR sALkL-
mikes from this city 10 fcurshing and healthy village sa5
rounded with beau ul section OF country Cooneced wn
the house is fne garden and stables The house in -
Of the place. and doing profitable buAness AA6N
Herald n6ca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

WATEE POWEn.-TO MANUFACTURERS RHQUrR-
w Ing water yo~erFor sale or 70 lease, near The New
Haven Railroad City miles from view York tector2 three
tories high 90 feet BY 80 suitsole for pposss
printing establishment manufacturing chemist min.
There several cottage for workpeope Ae
prenses The property comprises about weuty Nd
has dwelling hoe ard s:uen with Toe house capable q
ION 70 New York for heavy bulky goods rsread Train
times day Address g., box O04 Post Office New Yerk.
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Any AMOUNT OF MONEY 10 LOAN ON sa0nR
"a er%s on diamonds watches rich jeweiy pass yuahae
Ss Fulton street second floor hon room T. 70 r
shaDged for merchandise.
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VERY pEaIR Able COUNTRY REsIpENuE FOR

RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST
locations for large hotel in this city. For wish.
ing 10 engage In the hotel business this the best opportunity
ever offered Il already established large ooardog
houee, and will be direct line with new Bowery
There uDexpred remaes Of nine years IRON
The t Of May next and very cheap The above will
theirs, 1874 eouth street, corner OF Oliver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

ITO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERs.-FOR SALE, AT
cost price, lot Of chilled Wheels suitable cara
&c Apply to HENRY STEELE q SON, Iron foundry and
= achine Rkop Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

IoR SALE Low-Two FIRST CLASS BROWN sToxR
Lpgb basement houses end lots, Lexington avenue
Twenty ninh and Thieh Streets and
cellar with all the modern improvements tbshouaas
annot surpassed For Information inquire on the IRE
mses 129 and 1871 Lexington avenue.
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Bergen, the terry, would be exchanged for country
property within The state OF New York and afV
rom this city. Apply at ITO William street.
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VALUABLE DOWN TOWN PROPERTY FOR sALE-A
first class four etory house, with all modern Improve
mentk, No 70 Prince street. b. Dad with without
the frnure to be sold cheap applied for the
pant about having for Eurpope Apply SIMPSON BkO
Tb EKS, 10 Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

ITO SUGAR PLANTERs.-FoR SALE AN ExCELLHyr
and powerful sugar cane crusher. attached @ loo noese
power steam engine, entirely worth 5000, WI
sold for caah tor 20 000 Apply to JACOB fEcARE5 l6s
Hester street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

Lt0R sALE-THE OYSTER SALOON, WITH TUE
pock ard fixtures and four years, lease suned te
Canal sui The premises for
consequence the decease the late App
he sdmlniatr attx. on the premises
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CON 000 WANTED, 70 BORROW on BOND
QAV.OVO. and mortgage, for three five years 3So..
zoo on first GLASS q estate IN The city Of rroy
cumbs red title indispuaoe Tia property uel $Ho.
CO.. and g now leased for five years ren Of 81 boo Al
6ress g. Parish Ogden Banking and Insurance Agent Tre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

DETERMINATIONS SALE, THE LEASE. GOOD Will
III and fittings of of the elegant spacious
looms IN the city 81 uate in leading thoro1ghfare BY per-
the business, fortune may be realized For
apply TO SAMUEL OWEN Counsellor at law No. rs Nassau
street. No. f. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

ITO ExCHA HGE.-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with modern improvements and lot adj ning No.
shorrs street near Hudson direct jersey City for four
Fourth and Eighth avenues and South OF Twenty street
lew York apply 10 }. R. ROBERTS, l5l Nassau street,
corner Spruce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

NOTICE EXTRA.-IF ANY GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ from ten 70 two hundred dollars wish % ges inss
buenees that will from six dollars they
do by calling The subscriber 70 O'Clock I'D
evening Also, restaurant for SALE very low. mar
thDk that Is impossible get business hat pay q
much day, hut Il fact and all you have 70 do
and see fer yourselves. y. N. FERGUSON.
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stone 'front.' house and lot on wea Thrtythird street.
- M T 40 ZIG ~ orrn, On es awea rce
d., on West THIRTY fourth street Prics $1,000 One two
soyy Snd half bri X house and fall lot West Twenty
eighth street Price A00. Apply 70 g. JACOBS q Wau
street basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-17

COAL YARp.-FOR SALE OR TO LET THE COAL
~ yard tn Washington street, near Spring street with m
street, B. Is feet by 1913 each Apply
j. j. CODDINGT IN. II Wall street, from IL 10 Bpm.
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Fresh Spring Honey Strained or In the Comb.
TAKEN this spring from The apiary Of Dr. B. hsnlln
Il also specimen Of the Hives used will be exhibited
ee at all reasonable hours TO which price VIII De aided
should be the "rnanimous" wish Of portion Of the an
dis for particula call and see IL as
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHEGTOk, July H. House.--There was one
bill passed and another debated previous 70 ad.
journment. ~
NEW YosK. Iuls 10, evening Cotton market
firm and prices sitter, but not quotably higher.
Sales, one thousand bales. -
PIrTsBURG, July 81, noon-Hugh Carrigan, who
was convicted in Westmore Gland county, for the
murder Of bis wife and burning the body, and un
der sentence of death, committed suicide Saturday
night by taking poison.
Rvr-2 feet / inch water in the channel by the
metal mark, and falling.
NEW YoRK July 81, noon.-Flour hesvy-sales
$500 bbs. Wheat firm--sales 10000 bushels at
81 0for Southern; 81 so for white. Corn advanced;
Western mixed 81. Ness pork $50 So Lard
buoyant, 125 Whisky easier. rsr
The steamship Quaker City arrived to-day from
Mobile via Havana. She left Havana the 18th.
and brings l79 passengers. No political news of
Importance l-a-
The clipper ship of-war Haidk had landed carr
go of $50 coolies, AZ having died during the pas
sage from suicide and disease.
The yellow fever prevailed TO some extent in the
environs Of Havana, though there were but few
cases in the CITY,
Sugar less active Stocks 250, 600 boxes Ex-
change on New York and Eastern cities 64a7!;
London 4a5 premium.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Senate.-On motion OF
Mr.. Hale, resolution was adopted calling on the
President for information whether any instructions
have been issued to any military officer in command
in Kansas to disperse any unsrned meeting Of the
people or to prevent by military power any assem-
blsge of the people of the Territory.
House-Proceeded to the consideration of the
Nebraska contested election case The committee
reporting that Bird B. Chapman was not, and Hi
ram Bennett elected delegate.
CINCINNATI, july 81, noon Flour IS 2Oa5 35.
Whisky 32s Coffee llall4. Rver-four feet
scant and falling
LOUISVILLE, July 2l-River feet scant water
in the canal and falling.