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Photographers.
P. l.. Perkins, 80 Baltimore st.
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Medicines. Perfumeries, &c

Wiseman, Baltimore and Fremont streets.
j. P Polk Co., Fayette and St. Paul streets.
N. H. Jennings & Co., SO N Charles street
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AlCnlL6CJS.
X. Snowden Andrews, 7 & Carroll Hall.
Lind Murdoch, Charles and Fayette SITS.
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t. Roberts, EOS Baltimore st.
Samuel Taneyhill, Light st.
John H. Rea & Co., Pratt & South sts'
Wooden Ware.
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Restaurants

J. S. Rim, 40 W. Pratt st.
Reilly & Snyder, 78 W. Fayette st.
Real Estate Agencies,
James Boyd, &c st. Paul st.
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Mems Furnishing Goods and Trimmings,
VIM P. Webb & Co., 20 s. Charles street.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

NOS. II and 70 SOUTH ST
JOHN ). WILLIAMS, Prest JOHN p PACA, s
Meets daily. at A N
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NTESTERN CHINA HALL is NOW
w open with a large assortment of CHINA WARE,
comprising China Vases Cups and Saucers Card Baskets
Cologne Bottles Dinner and Tea Sets Pitchers Basins
Spittoons, Wine Glasses, &C., &C. Tumblers, etc. To
which beg leave to call the attention of my friends
the public generally.
MARTHA TRIEBERT
f22-6t 543 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
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Attorneys.
Jno. Prentiss Poe, Is Lexington st.
K. Stockett Mathews, 46 Lexington st.
Charles E. Phelps, Law Buildings.
Robert d. Burns, 46 Lexington st.
I. Frisby Henderson, 46 Lexington st.
F. X. Howard, "a Law Buildings.
T. Joseph Rogers, SO West Fayette ST.
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MtLdI5, 1LdIUWdI6I WC
Keyser, Troxell d Co., 10 S. Calvert st.
E. Pratt q Bro, q and 20, South Charles st.
Stickney y Co., Exchange Place.
J. A. Weston & Co., Al 5. Charles st.
f. L. Parker d Co.. S. Charles ST., below Pratt
NJ. Keith, Jr., & Son, % S. Charles street.
Hiss Cole, q and 30 S. Charles ST.
Schaeffer Loney, 3 Hanover street.
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Tobaceonists tRetain.

Thos N. Webb. Madison and Garden SITS.
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G. H. Reese L. Bros, 2O7 and 200 Pratt st.
Charles Reese 4 Co., Eutaw and Madison st.
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Pianos & Music.

F. D. Benteen, lS1 BALTIC. & ga Fayette st.
Miller & Beacham, Isl Baltimore st.
Henry Mccartney, 2O7 Baltimore st.
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VIM. H. Crawford d Co., 4S South st.
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AEA WELLS, FARGO & co.
Wf3E4.NEW YORK CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
1 AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
A Joint Stock Company Capital. $500 900
0FPTcH-S2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Boston office San Fran. office Phil Office
80 40 Court cor Montgomery 400 Chestnut st
Square. California sts
Agents for P. c. Bambaer & Co.. Island of Cuba Ex-
press.
EXPRESS to California Sandwich Islands, Oregon and
South America.
9Th and 10th OF EACH MONTH-Express to Havana
by all regular steamers.
Goods must be accompanied by invoices
EXCHANGES on California Oregon, Sandwich Islands
and Havana, in sums to suit
Agents in Baltimore
a PENDERGAST 4 BRO,
II Smiths Wharf
J NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA B0ND-HOLDERS.
WELLS FARGO co now prepared to receive the
old Bonds of the State of California transport the to
Sacramento City and procure ones in accordance
with the Act of 2sh April 1857 and return same to this
city F- = ~. rFF Yf-.eTV fT 4 -
fe26-6m. Ofce-s2 Broadway, New York.
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Alcohol and Camphene.
c. West 4 Son, ll5 W. Lombard st.
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Cpioas
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Machinists.
A. 4 W. Denmead & Sons, North st.
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Lottery Offices.
A. Mace d Co., 1872 n. Gay street.
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Grnnarias.

Guns, Rifles, and Pistols.
Alex. McComas, 81 Calvert ST., and So Cheapside.
VIM. Harris, ll6 W. Pratt ST.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,
One of the Companys Steamboats, leaves NO. 8 LIGHT
STREET WHARF, daily, at O'Clock, arriving in Phila
depha at O'Clock the next morning in ample time for
the New York Trains.
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UeIs ttIIu Ueto I111IISa'
Jackson & Chandler, s North st.
Blair Co., 366 w. Baltimore st.
Maryland Gas Company, Baltimore and st. Paul
streets.
j. H. Mccall & Co., Is Fayette st.
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Books and Stationery.
James S. Waters, 244 Baltimore St
Samuel E. Turner, 8 s. Charles ST.
Evans Hoyt, Gift Book Store, Al Baltimore st
Murphy & Co, 49, Baltimore st.
Cushings Bailey, 262 Baltimore st.
Lucas Brothers, 10 Baltimore st.
Jas. S. Robinson, "a South Charles st.
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Auctioneers.
Lennon & Brogden, Buchanan's wharf.
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Bankers and Brokers.
Saml. Harris & Sons, 1876 Baltimore st.
Purvis Il Co.. 20s Baltimore street.
Z. G. Perine, "a South st.
McKim & Co., Baltimore & st. Paul st.
Jno. S. Cuttings & Co., cor. South and Second
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there while in College. She said Mr.. SIS sym.
Pathies became interested In her behalf.and that
finally his affections became interested. He
made an avoWal of love which she accepted and
reciprocated, and that they held secret cores
pondence Don't remember anything further
on that subject in George street. Mrs B. stated
that the DR.. found Smith on the stairs. I've
nothing further to state DR.. started to take me
out riding: He found he had forgotten a key
and ran back for it. He didn't state to me that
he found Mrs B.
don't know where she said she was I don't
think she told me what she did, said or felt l
supposed she was talking with Mr.. Smith. l
thought she did speak of surprise at his coming
back-it was unexpected When we left to
ride she was in her chamber. She was III at
the time. We left Smith in the drawing room
not in the same floor. Smith was staying at the
house at this time-Pm not positive that he spont
his nights there. He spent the day there and
took his meals there.
Adjourned till a. h. Wednesday.
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WE notice in the Boston papers by vester.

WE notice in the Boston papers by yester-
days mails, a report of the lecture of Bayard
Taylor before the Fraternity Association fthat
city. His subject vas Life in the North. -
The lecture was mainly descriptive of incidents
of travel in Sweden and other Northern coun-
tries, as well as the manners and customs of the
different races of people in the cold, northern
climates Generally speaking, the people were
healthy, robust happy and mild hammered
This was particularly the case among portion
of the Swedish people. The men were well
formed, hale and hearty, had mild blue eyes
and we're upright in character, while the wo-
men were entire strangers to such thing as a
nervous constitutions. Both sexes were good
without knowing it, and happy without trying
TOO hard to appear so. In regard to the Finnish
people, their general appearance differed mate.
rally from the Swedez They relish their pipes
and coffee, and seemed to have fondness for
many Oriental customs. Indeed, it would hard
ly seem possible that 50 many of the Oriental.
customs could be transplanted and exist within
the Arctic circle
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Few, except those who have looked into the
subject specially, are aware OF the extent to
which the vice of fortune telling prevails in this
eonstry. A belief in their absurdit:es is sort
of disease OF monOmania, and it is confined
chiefly to the ignorant and uneducatcd occa-
siopally, however, there are exceptions. "Doe-
sticks" one one of the most amusing writers of
the day, now engaged on one of the New York
papers, has devoted an entire volume to the mis-.
tory of fortune telers in New York. He says
that on visiting these sharpers he learned that
every different planet known to astrology was
in:the ascendent at his birth; that the descrip-
tons of the wives promised him would give full
thirty spouses; that he was born once
year from 1920 to 1888; that he had more than
twenty birth places, and that when dead it will
be necessary to dissect his corpse into very
small pieces in order that his earthly remains
may be buried in all the places set down for him
by these prophets.
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A TRrENu of the New York Poet, who was a
fellow traveller with UIlman's opera company in
the steamer Connecticut, few nights ago, in
their trip to Boston, gives some amusing intelli-
gence.-The opera company, numbering some
thing over hundred, kept up ProdigiOus jab-
boring on the boat--French, English, Tor
Isglseth, rather, Italian, German, and what not
FOrmes took two of the ballot or chorus women
under his special charge, and amused them and
others all night with stories and limitations of
cats and dogs, and kind of trumpet solo upon
his nose. Others sang-and very finely, too
in the hold, having first obtained inspiration
from various bottles of wine, brandy, &C.
Tamare's state room seemed to be the headquar-
tiers for liquor, but although many of the Ital-
ians and Germans were exhilarated, none were
disorderly. The prime donne kept apart most
E ly, and Ghioni derived comfort from lap.dog
On the land journey from Stonington to BOs-
ton the chorus people took possession of the
best car, and filed it with tobacco smoke. It
was altogether funny company.
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& Co, report the market Tor American stocks
quiet and with no change in the quotations.
LONDON MARKETs.-AIessrS Barring q Co. re-
port Breadstuffs dnll. English Wheat has de-
clned. Iron welsh bars steady at SO 5s
Welsh rails steady At 46 1OsaR6 los. Tea
Black Congo active and adald better. Common
sold at I'D Turpentine, spsrits, dull at s9s I'd
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A patent has recently been issued to gentle.
man in New York, who, it seems, has made pet
ticOats his STUDIO, for an entire new skirt of the
expansive and cOllapsive variety, that will par
ticularIy distress the male and cnrapture the
female portion of the community. 1t is made
of white horse-hair in open work, and so pliable
are the hairs, through their saturntion with some
new material, which is also patented, full skirt
of forty hoops, with all the essentials of elastici-
ty. fullness and strength, can be carried within
muf, occupying scarcely more space than
portmOnnaie, and in an instant adjusted to the
person, expanding to diameter of six or seven
feet giving the wearer the agreeable circumfer-
ence of from nineteen to twenty-one feet. A
contemporary suggests that these skirts will be
adapted to ladies of the first circle.
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ERoM MAsHINaroN.
Tspecial Dispatehes to ~ n = Tribunel
WAsHNGTov, Wednesday, Dec. is, 1876

HAsHNGToS, W Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1858.
Lord Napier has received dispatches from the
Commander OF the British squadron at Nicara-
qua, the contents ofwhich he has communicated
to this Government. The explanation given of
the visit to the Washington is said to be perfect
iy satisfactory to the Administration, which, in,
deed, is ready to clutch at any excuse to get out
OF the scrape it has got into by its unStatesman
like management of Central American affairs,
by its undeFhand Encouragement of the tilibus-
tiers, and its braggart assertion on paper of the
Monroe doctrine, which it dare nst and cannot
practically maintain. The universal impression
here among the Democrats is that the Admins
trahon has been quietly snubbed in Nicaragua
by the allied Powers, and that Mr. Buchanan
and his Southern masters are content to pocket
the afront rather than risk war with Great
Britain, France and Spain combined. The pros
pect of bullying Spain into parting with Cuba is
not very brilliant
In view of the check which the Southern pol
icy of the Administration has Just received, the
Senate will allow Mr.. Clngman's Clayton Bull
wer resolution to come up tomorrow. Mr.. Ma.
son, who always takes dignifed and conserva-
tive course on foreign affairs, will oppose it
The Republican Senators will let the Democrats
tight it out among themselves. 49,
Nathan Sargents Convention is in session to-
night, at the house of Richard WaIlach, brother
OF the editor of The Star. Among those in
| attendance are a. h. II. Stuart of Virginia, Mr.
rinInOIe Secretary Oh the Interior; Sir. Conrad
of Louisiana, Mr.. Fillmore's Secretary of War;
Messrs. Comegys and Fisher of Delaware; Jack.
son and Chetwood, connected with the New
Jersey Railroad, and few others whom abstain
from naming Some Americans are there, who
had better have kept away. The new party will
| be very select, if not numerous. MeSsrs. Win
throp, Corwin, Gregory and Others who we're
invited, did not come
Certain parties, experienced in mail convey
ance, are maturing proposition to transport
the entire California mail, newspaper and letter,
overland in twenty days, within the limits of
the United States, asking no cxtenuation for any
failure to transport within the time, nor special
protection from the War Department against the
Indians; and willing to submit to any reasonable
forfeiture for each trip not performed that the
Post Office Department may see fit to impose.
Whether this proposition will be submitted to
certain persons, whose arrival from the South
is daily expected.
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THE WI AAKKN DIK0RoE

DR.. Bennett was again upon the stand on
Tuesday, but nothing new or interesting was
elected We add the following.
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Messrs Editors:- IL also, as well as your cor
respondent signing himself "a Sympathizer
with the Poor, am an admirer of the good
taste always eyinced by the person who attends
to your poetical selections-but would ask
both him and you if he did not commit a
solecismHin saying that he was IA daily reader
as well as admirer Of the exquisite and truly
poetic taste, :" &c. B.
No, he did not On the contrary our cores
pendent was quite right If 3d." will recur to
first principles, he will find that read has no
exclusive or grammatically essential relation to
written or printed language although it has
been arbitrarily assigned that connection. We
speak of reading a countenance or motive Of.
ten-and we are just as correct in 50 doing as
when We talk freading letter or paper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18

AMONe the items to be found under the for
eign news head, on this page, we can't help re-
marking the item Informing US that in Prussia,
prayers had been offered in the churches for
the safe delivery of the Princess Frederick Will
liam" What an affection it would be to the
cabbage raising Prussians if they should be de-
prived of the privilege of supporting another
royal noodle like the Princes fatherwas, through
some obstetrieai mishap Therefore our prayers
!. go up with those of the cabbage raisess-and in
addition, may the Princess have lots of 'em in
future-unhl the cabbage raisers are sick of the
whole system.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18

The Mobile Register is highly indignant At
the governments action in the affair of the
schooner Susan. 1t goes on to observe, that if
the people of Mobile and of Alabama, and of
the whole South, can submit to this insulting
invasion of their rights and liberties, then LET
them meekly wear the yoke which Northern
aggression and federal force have together pre-
pared for them. ave have heard it suggested
1t further remarks, that meeting of the people
De called to consider and take action npon tbs
unparalleled outrage upon Southern free trade
and sailors rights We approve the suggestion,
It Is time for the people to act in. earnest"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18

TUG necessity for organizing Arizona into
Territory appears to be very evident. The
Washington Union says the proposed Territory
is admitted to be one of the most valuable Of our
possessions, already numbers a population of
more than 10000 souls and is attracting rapid
a,large and good emigration. The proposition
to organize the Territory is simply this to afford
protection to our people-tO protect the over
landImail, daily threatened and TO restore upon
our Mexican frontier the prestige of the Aneri.
can name, sadly furnished during the past years
of neglect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18

+. JoHE 4. BEOwNsos ESQ, son of the editor of
the Review, was found dead at the foot of a high
6lutfin.S St Paul's, Minnesota, on the 4th, having
probably fallen from his window while in a
somnanbulic state. He was So years of age
and married : ase
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HOLIDAY BOOKS. 70


An now OPENING one of the largest aud most care.
iuy seccted lots of Books, Portfolios, Albums Writing
ss e suitable for Holiday Presents, brought to
ey Books ranging In price FROM penny twenty
elegantly bounds T. A. Poes Poems Poets OF the 18Th
I ao0E" Lady Of the Lake. Gray Ele
Mrs hae's celebrated t'woman,' elegantly bound, &C.
various annuals: among these yeu will GOodrichs Two
@ OF be1uty and Heroisn, containing 10 beautiful en-
81 CbSsr hsks ss Psysoogy the Gre
Holland Baker, "lsabel orsine Bsncroft's Hist r. Hugh
"3rES Spurgeonis Sermons "Autocraf of the
LongfelloW's Works. 1' "a va
JUVENILE WoRKs.-0t these We have greater variety
ever before, put LIBRARIES By the single con
s YOU'D %Eention Commissioning Children Kennek
ana al OF A Els Books, Farley Books ItA viii and
way hoho Books, both series Learning to Think TAN
Hn9 Act ei Solored Toys of almost every description
.nd Gseeys American Tract Society Presbyterian
Back Cannon Boards, Chess Men and Boards; almost
every style and quality of Stationery Cal ind mai.
seleetons before the assortment Il broken '
Al, JA1. @. ORR,
ueA' doors North Of 81. 4 N. Bank
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Ar the Recorders Court in Chicago the other
day, mad dog came rushing into the ROOM
The animal drove the Court lawyers and loaf.
ers to the tables. benches and ratings, when .
courageous chap seized the quadruped By the
tail and pulled him thereby out of the room and
down the stairs, where, with the assistance Of
others, he dispatched him
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TIE passengers by the last Overland Nail
state that 50 great was the rush for seats at San
francisco, that the applicants adopted the
course of deciding by lot who should take pas
sage Upwards of 100 applications were made
and as high as 500 prsmium was offered for
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For RENT.

THAT desirable property near NJ Wood Cemetery
IL known a. the King ProPertys The dwelling contain,
sufficient accommodations for large family The lot
contains two which could be made good MARIE,
garden. Also good orchard &C., and all lately enclosed
With exeellentfeDce. For terms apply to
mh30-u A. P HULLIHFN
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7 Tar late High Sheriff Of Allegbenv b,s oiva,
US the following:
u was afflicted with Debility of the digestive
organs amounting to severe attack OF Dys-
Pepsia. which hadFedueed aay .JSesh considerable.
Ny wife was also afflicted under same circT,;,.
stances and with same disase. HAVING ned
your medicine, called Ber6ace's Holland Bitters
we both obtained relief, and are happy 10 AFFORD
you this public evidence of rs value.
.JeHN FoRsrrH.
PrTTsDrRsH, Jan. o9d, 1882
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TuE Washington letter Of the New York Her.
aid observes that the fact that Sir William Gore
ousely was on board one of the British vessels
at San Juan del Norte when the Washington
was boarded By British officers, is severely
commented on He had been long time in
that city, and on intimate terms:withathe presi.
dent and heads of government, and knew the
views of the administration and of the American
people Underth circumstances tue condpct
of this British Minister and these officers is
deemed extremely insulting and defiant
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For Rent

CToRE ROOMS { oFPIcEs. Dwellings Prnme Bri.,
- In the second and third story Of good buEnss
house aud small Han20 bv 70 feet 1lSc Building Lots fo
aRle or lease on favorable berms, apply
THOa- HORSBRooR
~ once, No. 11s1f, Main street between Monroe an
Uni0u-Bp Stars. ieQ-1T
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FOREIGN NEWS.


tBy Telegraph to the Daily 1ntelugsneer.l
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ROR aALROR RRNT.

TWO Houses on John street, House Hanpdeuzt
several on Quincy street and dwelling house ard
store in Centre Wheeling the of Main St
and Market Alley Enquire at Jacob HuB near the cor
OfJnhn and 9Th streets, OF
IulysO' JOHN BRUCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM AG EMIT ASSOCJlTRn pppSs
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Steamer Ariel off CanR


ST JOHN, June % The steamer Ariel n.sso.
NaPe hsce Yesterday, and wss boarded by Tho
news Coat OF the Associated Press and the faI =
lowing apSt'ast OF her advices have been brouUht
10 .nis port Il ne dates O the 10Th int
The screw steamer New York w.. 49,
saved. ~" ~e'e
Geneva protests against the expulsion Of the
Nankin is reported to have been taken bv o..
ImDeTlal trnopS ~ ING
are being made
liz is rumored that the Chinese intend 10 dc.
strov The European dwellings on the Honan side
The Emperor of Russia has invited the French
ambassador To accompany him on a tour 10 the
southern prCvi, Cos Of r. ssia
I1e U = steam frigate PowEatan had arrived
e' hong hong-all well.
graph feet - tue A''ah'ic 'eie-
, he London Times, containing an article On IN.
"Cn Hlament, has been suppressed in Franc.
suonn Inc cable has been successfully laid
Detweeh heggio and Messina
The Egyptian Contingent has hssn A. t..
this year at 5000 men mus wv" Hheu io'
The enormous expense OF the fort sc,,ion. 9,
BRUSSELS was the topic OF much comment hX The
English press y, 'Ne
liverpool, June 10 Sales of cotton for three
days, 1000 bales, including 600 to specnlstocs
ana ,OO for export. The last arrival nom
america caused decline Of at least I'D in al
qualities. " "
Manchester advices are unfsyorable Prices
slightly lower
Breadstuns.-The weather has been favorable
Tor the crops. Flour Il steady Sales unfnpor-
'aht. wheat very dull, but nom ina lly unchang-
S ~, ehcept ior superior red, which is Sd lower
Provisions are quiet
Money Market Consols OF