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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA, June 80 1855
Stocks steady Pennsylvania state tives S3st Read
ing Railroad s6 Long Island Railroad, 13 Morris Canal
l41s, Pennsylvania Railroad, 46T.
ALBANY June 80 1855
The markets dull. Corn--ssc. for damaged, and
SIC for sound. Sales today, 10 oo0 bushels.
BrfrAIo, juno go 1855
Flour is in good shipping demand sales 200 bois. at
81 so for common Michigan; SIS SO for good Canadian
S5 rs Sc for chois to OHIO. Wheat Is drmcr sales
10 bushels at 81 10 for Chicago spring. 81 Is for
boygan club; 81 rs for fair white Milwaukee, and 81 40
for very choice. Corn irmer; sales As, ,00s bushels at
35c 37c. for unsound and Ale 42c. for sound. Oats
&c Whiskey, 29c, Canal frcghts, Ii &c. for corn
and 1sc. tor wheat, to New York
0swEGo June Sop NJ
Wheat Is in good demand. Sales to-day 900 bushcl
al 81 20 for white Ohio aaoa 81 25 for Chicago winter
and 81 55 for white Canadian. Corn ij quiet aud rye
steady Sales OF 5000 bushels Canadian at roc. Canal
freghfs higher wheat bcing l4c and II re.
i2c. TO New York lake imnorts for the twenty four
hours ending at today 5000 bbs. -four, fIi 500
bushels Of wheat. and 63 500 bushels of Canal
ports du ing the time, 1000 bbls. Hour 81 500
bushels wheat 900 bushels Of corn and bushels
of rye.
CIucAGo June 30-P. NJ
Shipments OF wheat to-day 1900 bushels to oswego.
Corn Is hrm nj ~ &c iec shipments 20 Buffalo, 30,
600 bu heels 10 oswego II 500 bushels, and TO 0gdcns
burg, $4,000 bushels. Oats are firm. Shipments to
Buffalo, &c, 600 bushels.
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, June 80, 1856.
The bin authorizing the issue Of additional number
Of arms for the use Of California passed.
THE ADMISSION KANSAS.
Mr.. DorGrAs, from the Committee on Territories TO
which was referred the various bills relative to affairs
Kansas, made voluminous report the subject. II
contains elaborate argument in favor Of the new bill
accompanying the report which provides for the ap
poniment Of five Commissioners to be selected by the
PRESIDENT from different of the Union to repre-
sent fairly all political parties Thoy shall census
Of all the legal voters in the Territory, and make fair
apporonment OF delegates to be elected by each county
to form constitution and institute State government
When the apportionment shall be made the Commits
soners are to remain in session every day except sun
day AT the place most convenient for the inhabitants of
said Territory, to hear all complaints examine witnesses
aud correct all in said list Of voters which list shall
be previously printed and generally circulated through the
Territory and posted in at least three Of the mo public
places Of each election district and so soon as all the
errors have been thus corrected in said lists the
oners requested list OF the lega
voters to be printed and copies furnished each Judge
q Election to be put up the places Of voting AMI
lated in every county in Territory before the day OF
eIectonno person TO be allowed TO vote whose name
does not appear the list as a legal voter:
the election for delegates to take place on the
day OF the Presidential election, and the con
veniion TO assemble on the first Monday in
Tecember to decide, Grs whcthor il be expedient for
Kansas to nin the Union that time and Il so de.
cied, 20 proceed 60 form Constitution and State gov.
srnment, which shall be OF republican form. Kansas
then TO be admitted under such consultation on an equal
footing with the original States The bill provides fur.
ther, that no law shall be enforced in the Territory
Infringing the liberty or speech OF the Press the
right Of the people 10 bear arms &c. also provides
pf9lr foru fran
elections, and authorizes the OF the military that
purpose The main point a. that the persons designated
by the census a. the present inhabitants of the Terri
tory, shall decide all points in dispute at air
election, without fraud or violence, or any other i'm.
proper influence. All tho white male inhabitants over u
o age 20 be allowed 10 vote n they have resided
in c Territory three months previous the day or cleo
ton and other test shall be required oath 10 sup
port the Fugitive Slave Law any other law, nor any
other condition whatever.
Mr.. norcfAs gave notice that he would ak for vote
ON the bin On Wednesday.
Several prssse bills passed, and the Senate al.
iourncd.
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House OF Representatives.


TIE ADMISSION 90 KANSAs
Mr.. GRow (ngger worshipper) of IA made the closing
speech favor of the bill for the immediate admission of
Kansas into the Union and in opposition all substitutes
for the measure under consideration.
Mr.. su1VrSs tnanonaD of Ca moved 10 re.commit
the bill to the Committee on Territories with instructions
report thereof the substitute which he hal Of
fcred providing for the appointment Of i've persons by
the President 10 make enumeration of the inhabitants
Of the Territory, and apporonment Of Districts with
the view of ccctiug aeonvenon for the formation Of
State constitution Sc.
Mr.. DrNS, (nsger worshIppcr) OF Ind moved, a. an
acudmeut, that the committee be required TO report
bill restoring the Missouri compromise.
The amendment adopted by seven majority ~
follows
YEAs-Messrs Albright, Allison, Bal barbour Bcuneti Of
gre.p ro Sn sns s sr aan o.
bsyi. yi q r sss psss Dewitt p.s psk.%o od Dunn
Giissr,, Granger Grow, Ha q Mass. Harlan Hsrrlsoa
e @, oAP ayen esy os,lSwsy Horton e n - oo9 To1. q
Meesg N1SRs kRss sss Mse Ms xosss Mo Mon
ton isrnr,on rsrry Fe ftte, f.iass ga,yiasss: ron
ssnp Swpsssn 'CsR SrqgS9 Ws1n TsqSS wsS
bSrns Sr of I ws.Ssurne d w. wasEsarn Jr of Maine
watson wsleh whpsy w.g wssrqa wscawGss-lS i,n,
Bennett q Mss. 6ocest gcSis goycs srsnc5 srgoS.
Caskil, Cnsman, Cobb Of Ga cobb Of An,; Coy
mundson, Elliott, English, Eusis, jr Fskner, Fmrence
Iowa. Harris of Maryland, Harris o. Aabaml,
III Penn kcin, Kelly, Kennet, khwel Lake, Letcher,
T,umkin Alexander K Marshall ~ KY Humphrey Marshall
az Ev Maxwell of Ne, Mulin McQneen Miller OF Ini, MIL
son Nichols oliver No, Packer Paine Peek Phelps
Porter Powell Puryear Quitan, Ready, Rcaud, Richard
son Rivers Ruin Rust Saddge Savage, Seward, shorter,
smith ~ Tenn Smith Of Va Smith of Ma Sneed spinner
Stephens stuart swope Talbot Taylor, Trppe, Underwood
Walk walker Warner Watkins Wheeler Williams, Wright
| Of Miss. Wright Of Tenn, Zollicoaer,-l09
The motion 10 rccommit, with Instructions, amended
was then voted down. only voting in the Affirmative
| Dunn and Harrison.
motion 70 rccommit without instructions also
| Iected, by 1Ol ayes against loo nays.
Mr. JoSEs, (dem.) Of Tenn moved TO lay the bill on
i the table.
| Ncgatved by ono majority.
1 The main question was then taken, and the bill re.
jcctcd by ono majority, the vote being follows
Yyas-Nessrs Albright, Allison Rail- BARBER, Bennett ol
~ Henson, Blinehurs, bingham, Bishop, Bliss, Brad
4 shaw Trenton Burlington Burlingame, Campbell q Pa,
Campbell of Ohio I1arke Of N. ", Clark Jr., OF Conn
/ rnwson Coax Comlns, Covoie CraRin Cunbaek pamrel
paws III Mass Day, Dean, Dewitt, Dick Dickson, Dod,
Durfce Edic Edwards Emre Flager, galloway Gitdngs,
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AFfXis NicARaGvA-we learn TINT tho ste amshiD
Granada, Captain Griffin from New Orleans ART we'd -
Pun,a Arenas (san JUAN, tile 17th inst, sth .
body Of l0s soldiers destined for Walkers army, COM
posed foiiows;-Cap.ain A. W Marsh, with u rank
and Ne Colonel John Allie a Louisville, with rs kcu-
tuckans; Cap,sn Ben Joncs with 10 Tenacsseans ana
abou! six seyc= Cuban exIes whoe also UNDER the
comrnand Of Col Allen. Capt. Soois having she Tran "
Company's steamboats, In charge Immediately thea
aboard and pro, eeded up tho On the day
schooner Of about 800 arrived loaded with provisions
msil steamer Dee, III. NJ. sioeps Of Eurslyce and
schooner Minnie Schai.r. The last named vessel had
arrived about eight days previous to le Granada with
11o men nom New Orleans under the change II Col j.
A. Jss yacs.
distress dissatisfaction EXITS annng the so-
ders Of Gen. Wake rs army, owing chiera anA
fever which prevails there terrible exscni There
Is also scarcity OF provisions The country under
martial law, and every American and native hs obtain
pass signed by Gen. Walker before ne oaa lss beyond
subject 10 be sht All letters aud OF the
soldiers TO their friends and famiics In te States
intercepted by, General Walkers oflc ns, and the
contents cSainDed anything is found in phem dcroga
tory to the government the letters stopped Gen.
Walker Is now at Leon.
II Understood that he will commence bostlities
against Costa Rra soon tine weather sets n which
win IL about the MIDDLE of July. This beng the rainy
seasoa II T. impossible for him 10 do anv ti.ng.
Great tnumbcrs Of Walkers troops deserting from
about aecn at Aspinws N G., ina very destitute
dtiof, being without innury irrnds, and with
ont hralth and onsha = proiurc. etapiasncut
IlG Jay private soldiers receive ~ prcscRt u about
80 ce,s each per weckts III for tcir ws-hinG officers
50 aud 50 week All articles Of clothing very scarce
Medicine also needed Ia the department
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DFFEAr OF THE ToPsKA BILL IN 7xsg HOUsE-TRI-
CMPH OF THE CONsERvATIvEs-JUD0E DOUGLAS
HILL FOR THE ADMISSION OF KANsAS--DEPkhTURE
OF GEN. GADsDEN FoR MEXICO.

ELL FOR THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS--DEPk kLTURi
OF GEN. GADsDEN foK MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, June 30 1865
The defeat OF the Niger worshppers in the House
day unexpected by them and they feel greatly dis
concerted. Mr. Goodies motion reconsider made
under mjsapprehension, and will be withdrawn To-
morrow and it Is not believed any other member who
voted the majority be found renew it, 1t Is thus
that the conservative element is stronger in
Congress- than supposed. The Senate bill will un-
doubtedly pass both Houses.
Senator Douglas reported his bin to-day II Is smi.
lar 10 Mr. Toombs' bill, but is quite lengthy 1t provides
10 calling convection form State constitution for
Kansas the election TO be held the first Tuesday
November. The Convention is to meet osNlA first Mon
day ofTeccmber, that the constitutu - bo adopt
and the State admitted the next sa11 Congress.
Five commissioners to be appointed - DnA regis
Try of white male ciizcus residing nyhe TelDI st the
time of the passage of the act.
Tho President has assured Gen. Cass and has author
scd him state that in selecting Comissoners all sec
ons and the different parties Of the country shall be fairly
represented by the choice of OF highest
and different shades of opinion The bill will probably
PASS the Senate on Wednesday being understood that
the Senate will adjourn until the bill shall have been
disposed Of
The defeat OF the Topeka bill to-day makes the passage
Of this bill by the House. highly probable
General Gadsden left last evening for Mexico. The Pre-
sdent requested him to TO that country as
possible therefore the stories in reference his being
suspended all CANNON
large and enthusiastic american" meeting held
here tonight The front of the City Hall spendidly
adorned the flag which Lafayette presented to Washing
ton exhibited and received with cheers. Cannon,
music and fireworks formed prominent part of the pro
eeedings Senator Crittendcn was among the speakers
br Brooks appeared before the Criminal Court this
morning. accompanied by Messrs Orr and Kcitt but the
witnesses had been discharged until further notice owing
10 the District Attorney having received note from Mr.
Sumner saying his physician did think prudent for
him 10 attend at present, owing to the condition of his
health.
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TO rnR EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


PANAMA, June 49, 1855.
Enc losed send you extract taken from the govern
ment pa of this place The Ponameo in relation the
absorption OF the South American ssaes by the Boa Con-
strictor' of ne NORTH and calling upon Prcso ARio"
'~oiea Fra, cia" powerful England, her0c France)
% save them fro Its grasp, they saved Turkey from
tl ssyuure of h ssia. II is exceedingly rich article,
ana Aid time permit would have been pleased 10 have
trans Gated for the benefit Of your many thousand
rcadeys All n ouet the Isthmus aHd will probably
remain SO lsng as npof war kept as anchor IN
the hartor Respectfully, \.
ssAsrsss .x,r,c. WILL SAVE nxEsxAr
France aas uss covered he rsef with glory by throwing
dswn the Irssarr Cclcsse rance and England which
concentrate whatever the wor has o. greatness hero
the sacred ri ,ati Of ne whole h unanity.
When the. yuturc 81 Norther Europe was 'as gong
ratasy Francs and Iana ha tened to the defence q
.veak and - the Numbering '1ce OF the cannon q
a France and Enelana do ith pznish America, this
yir3sG daughter o. Hbcr% lrero sfa VINO y seen APP
oschng the myclh Of y fern idao c poa constricton
Wha trl France md Enea>nd 10 VITA that link which
unes .he two opposite oceans hh thus american Con-
stanti ,fe where riloso,Asaj I'D hhrAantarian laws
have proclaimed COZ ,ot for AL Inhabitants of
the ssssef They vyl defepa * yes defend It! For,
nats.s OF so g riots prsec,n who have Just pus
stop 10 the greedy ambiioa oes Cars, and who DO
live rapne and m II permit I'M
busterism this kind of mask with which the Vaniala
OF anothen Attila cover themmetwa to steal from .
weak but geSSrous matt mi that ari,r crustated betweea
TWO oceans Our hoersy, iS,sm, our religion our
sustoms bws-all have been on,ts point of perish
ing. But Fra and Great BriaAdp not doubt OF t,
inhabitants cf he sthmrs>-ts4li be dawn OF saliva
tim, the of troubled rliBd they are even
new to the sQant and successful Csst III ans God
bless you, myhty Albion. htro!c Esnnn .! The whole
verld looks you, and Spansh,rnoy enolds IN your
all aDcc the defence OF feeble nHrH the regcncra-
ti Of humanity Therefore, tho vulut or the frozen
regions fell down from his lcyleight u same man
and the day s not very fsr--,sae bsS hch silently
slides into groves will Gie from the r ious cannon
Of Sebastopo oh, certainly. tAe alm OF Frsnco
and England is like victory and they sHn not permit
enchanting 10
tim an niquitUus iiibustersm Frnnue ant | England
waei ov the peace OF the world aud Spls America
will hersef-and likewise Turkey has aved her
seffroA Furopean yultnre IN he safuc ma
virgin OF Columbus save hersefs from the Northern
boa
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nIassnchusetts state Convention.

SfiuNGfiKLp, juno 80 1855.
number Of leading Americans, principally from the
Eastern portion Of the State have already reached tins
city TO attend the Satc Convention to morrow Among
Them Major Cobb, President Of the State Council A.
G. Brewster, T.. c. Baker and A. A. Richmond. Tho Frc
mont appear confident Of having least two thirds
of the Convention On the question Of nominating State
ticket there is difference pf opinion.
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CHICAGO June 30 1895.
Gentlemen have arrived here from Kansas who report,
concerning Tire dsarmng Of the Chicago company at Lex
ngion that from three five hundred Mssourans and
south Carolnans who had been driven from Kansas by
Col Sumner together with of the citizens Of axiug
ton, gathered at the landing armed with cannon and
threatened to re the boat II their demand
piled with Under these circumstances the Captain OF
the steamer insisted upon the delivery Of the arms the
only way to prevent the destruction Of the boat.
Sr. Louis, June %, ls6.
BY the steamer Edinburg from Weston Mo-, we learn
chat when the star of the West with the Chicago
company on board arrived Weston, large party Of
boarded the vessel and arrested the entire company
for the purpose of escortng them back the same way
thcy came being resolved that they should be pcr
gnitted 70 enter the Territory
ST Torp juno 80, 1855.
The Chicago company which was dsarmed at Lcxing-
ton, arrived at Alton cd their return Saturday even
ing The RcInaiean (pro. slavery makes the following
statement concerning thcm-it reported that the
pany offered the captain 81 600 not land al Lex.
ing,on The that taken from them placed
In warehouse for safe keeping and receipt given for
them. During The scene. hard words passed. ON the
arrival Of the beat Kansas, Sheriff Jones va
pany Of thirty South Caronilns boarded and ontho way
up the river A,chison Sringicow and Russell ao came
aboard, and after lcarning wha, had occurred they de-
mandcd audience or the leaders Of the company whom
they Informed that orders had been given dsband all
armed parties In the Territory and that they had better
return homo. Tho Chcagoians considered the advice
good. and before the boat reached 1eavcnworh the
whole company had determined 10 return When
the boat touched az the latter place, large
crowd assembled shore, but being informed
that the PARTY had conc uded TO land but 10 proceed
70 Weston and return In the boat they were satisfied,
and made further demonstrations, but sent escort
with The company TO Weston, where the emgrants
nnGae attempt to land they having given up all idea
,1f settling in Kansas Tho committee appointed 10 escort
be company back report that the passage down the
star az the West met The sutana her way up,
with forty members Of the same company. The
Rerdssrun learns reliably that this company Is to bo
paid secretly by Chicago 500 each for going to Kansas,
a part OF The money be expended in arms and ammu-
milton and the remainder RENTED after landing at their
destination Thirty days provisions were also provided
Aer leaving Alton the company 70 md that the contract
would NOT be fulfilled which caused much dissatisfaction
among them.
THE LATEST.
Tho star of tho West has put back her return trip,
and will land the Chicago company at Alton, Illinois They
are conducted back under guard of party OF South
tcaroFnsans and being uuarmcd there ia danger Of
cenfict-
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Another Southern Ezpeallx9bn.
To'THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

NV YoRK, June ., 1850.
have though, ,ha, perhaps you would isa 70 be in
formed Of the following facts; An sxped.esa being
formed In this and Southern Cites whose deStina-
ton h Mexico. II H. 10 be commanded by American on
and The armed with MIME lies and rsvolvcvn:
the corps has already enrolled 400 men VIII
o the ranks full: 5ve beng full CON-
plcmcut Is to act with the prrasst Neaca1 govern
mel
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Lkt oflstters IN NKy YoRx HssAIN Friday, juno 2T.
1855 omitted In the lt sent 10 day, saturday Juno 2s
1886, for Boston houscs-
Fditor of the Yankee privatcer, No. Water street,
Editor of the ladies Repository, No Cornhl sire 4
American Plate Glass Company, 81 Kilby street
Pay state Glass Company, "A Klby street
Branden Car Wheel Company, ~ poane street.
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SOUTHERN MAIL-THE STRAIGHT wHIGs.
BALTIMORE June so, 1885,
New Orleans papers of Tuesday are at hand.
The whig Convention for this city assembled to-ngh
and adopted resolution that delegate should be elected
to represent Baltimore i'll the pro posed Wing National
Convention No preference was indicated for Mr.. Fill
rnlr
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A METHODIST CoNFERENtE BROKEN UP-rBs PRFs1D'
rsa ePrIcER TARRED AND FRATHERED AND An OLD
= sHOT. - -
CHcAoo June 30. 1853.
Methodist Conference which assembled at Rochester,
andrew county Missouri the iith inst, received or.
A. from number Of prosiavcry men 10 adjourn i'm
rnedia,ey, and leave the state. Not complying with the
order mob assembled, entered the church, aud took
she presiding officer and arred and fcaihered him An
old man who attempted TO prevent the outrage was Sho1
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WASHINGTON, Jurs ~, 1853.

The Wdy b Conduct hs Kansas Ca ,,aisr.
One Of the richest and mast curious documents of he
season read debate yesterday BY tie Hen. Lewis ~
Csmpoe Of Ohts, % his reply 10 Mr. stsphcns OF teor
gia Mr.. Camp,il comsentcd ai length upon tho paper
be read S9a,ents line by line, tu without naming
ts author. Cuiasity excited throughout he hail.
and yet va dared inquire the osn Of M precious
morcau uhIl sr Campbell cxpaine that ID vas banded
10 him the ncmsrablc night presiding tao passage OF
the Kansas Nebraska act at about i0ociosa Col Ben
ton had bsen requested by the o7ronents sf e bill 10
retire rs sisy sufficiently strong tn make the fight
wnhou, ain he would furnish the nrograrnmo for inc
struggle. This he did, and snmedascly prepared aud
handea h Mr. Campbell the a0eumenk literal cory OF
which fsuhon for the benefit Of ho~s who feel oiro-
sty 10 learn how great political measures are met and
Opposed IN the national Ssnhedrin while Mr. Camplslt
has been guilty OF vsaton Of confidence giving shs
Characteristic productoa to the people, wil nevers,c.
iess prove Colonel Bsaton's death in Missouri
wAsre he Il now candidate for gubcrnatorial Aonors
But for the document ITSELF which without ditng an
si's or crossing "tu reads a. follows
GENERAL rI-sN FoR All srKEcus oF rms NGrsr
GRAND MOVEMENT.
Vehement attack No argument about Missouri com.
promise general charge against tho authors nf the
bin 70 propagate slavery and by every means known 10
rover aud the end of al policy Al home and abroad
Specifications under the general charges; and under
this bead Gasdens mission So get broadsile 81 Mcxeo,
slain-allianca with Russia oil oace@ VI home given 10
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cocs,e..,o,eI Nomination IN Illinois.

CmcAGo, June 30 1855
The repubcans Of the Finh district Of this State have
nominated for Congress jackson Grimshaw, Of Pike
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n - - - u = y n - ~ ~ - .
! Bv MAGNETIC AND PRINTING retEGRapus.
~~~~~-~~~~~--~~--->~~e-,,~~-
,.AIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND
-->s~-~-~~~~Ss~~o~e~o~~-~~~oS~~
ARRIVAL OF TINE NORTH AMERICA At QUEBEC.
,~>~>~~>o-~>o~~~~~>->~~~~o~~~~~
FOUR DAYS LATER D0Ews.
Important Declaration Of Lord Clarendon
in Parliament.
>~~~>~~~>>N>>r~~~~~~o~~o~~~~>
MIR. DALLAS NOT TO BE DISMISSED.
ADVANCE IN CONSGLs.
~~>~@SS~~~~~~U~oSO~~oc~>~-~~
Rejection OF the Kansas Bill in the House.
n >~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unexpected Defeat Of the Nigger Worshippers.
Il >~~~~~~.~~~->~~~~>-~O~~~~o~~vs~
'sPlan for the Admission Of Kansas introduced
In the Senate,
Il E- Huc &c
Arrival Of the North America Mt Quebec-The
News from Europe.

News from Europe.
QUEnEc June 30 1885,
The screw steamship North America, from Liverpool,
hr 18th int passed the Du Loup at 10 o'clock
sthismorning and reached here this evening
The American difficulty is likely be settled amicaby,
and Mr.. nallas wfl not be dismissed.
The funds slightly in consequence.
In the House Of Lords, Monday evening, the 10TH
the Earl Of Clarendon stated in reply Earl Of Derby
at It was not the intention of the ~ advise
her Majesty to suspend diplomatic relations with tho Uni
rted States.
This announcement was received with loud cheers.
The Earl of Derby expressed his satisfaction the
'znent but he regarded the taken by the govern
ment hamiatng and as acknowledging that they had
been In error.
Lord Clarendon appealed to the House 10 join the
Earl of Derby pressing the question: and the subject
then dropped.
Conscls closed at e44 94sS.
In the Liverpool cotton market on Monday the sales
amounted to bales Of which spectators 5000
at prices I'D higher the closing rates of the pre-.
vious E3eay. The advance made Saturday Of which
we were advised per ASIA being in fact maintained On
Tuesday the market became dull the business being
srcted TO 1000 bales, and the quotations receded to
thoee Friday
In breaistuffs slight improvement had taken place
IN articles Corn is called Is a o. higher.
Western canal -four is quoted 35s Philadelphia. sss
SIS. Canadian Sos. Cd. a as. Red wheat, los. Sd.
The state OF trade 10 Manchester aud the manufac-
uring districts improving.
1.-THE prevalence OF storm suspended tclegraphing
from Quebec, and unable get more than the
above meagre aespatch-RRP.l