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LATEST NEWS.
TELE CIR A MS
E cEIvED AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
ARRIVAL OF THE Vanderbilt,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, August 1.-The steamer Vanderbilt arri,d
mere this morning from Liverpool with advces To b
The United States frgate Niagara was Seen off GO
oh the ioth ana the English frigate Agamemnon off
klngsale on the day. y"
interesting debates had taken place in Parliament on
te Jeddah massacre Lord Stratford de Redcle the
AMBASSADOR to the Porte, advocates the adonon of
gerlc measures and the demanding of full reparation
There was no intention of occupying Mecca Intaros.
ing debates on the India bill, the jew bill the Hudson:
bay company and the Caledonia bill had taan H.
Inc rst Interview between the sovereirus of FnIan
and France at Chebourg take place on Anon
me turkish Government had sent general officer to
against Jeddah canning measures
mere are promising reports of the wheat crop in Eng
me Dutch Trading Company is raising a loan of ooo
norns to increase the Companys transactions in the
cotton market " vic
The screw steamer New York l,+aI,. r,rao,., r.,
IN neep water thereby proving a total loss
me treat Eastern Company is in difficulties and the
'GS2el SS Is hkely to be sold to another company
Stanton "" '0ei "''eP'eo oy Mr..
character. '' VI lalnlly
Count Turget the French Ambassador 10 70 rot, :.
him. 't f VI '"e ''i'' sues against
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 21.-Cotton-Sales three do,,s n.
Dales iAcuding 40 bales for export and 100
oaes taken on speculation Market generally uncban9ad
closing quiet but steady Manchester ad viccs o. -
aDie-sales slow hut prices unaltered " ~
bREADsTuFFs are dull but steady The weather has baan
bod IUr the crops Flour dn and nomnally un
Baltimore Us 22S. 3d. Ohio p2s d24s Wheat i ia anu
ut e steadyabuyers demand reduction Sontbern red
90 9s IS ID Corn is quietyellow 34s 34s Cd white
fRovIsIoNs-The market is dull Lard is firm o,d oil
Qualities slightly advanced-Saes at 56d57s I'd "" "
m uCE-Rosin is dull at Is As 3d-Suoari i. orist
iurpehtlne Spirits dull at 42s f
- LATEsT.-London Wednesday noon-Tbc ,rar,.t Co.,
oreduStuhs Is shade weaker. Consols 95% "
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Ia W LNTlELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. Henry Stump Judge Fred
grck Pckney ESD, Deputy States Attorney prosecuting
Inc following business was transacted on Saturday
Edward Polk compromised charge of indecentIv ex
posing his person by the payment of amounting to
So90 Harman Miller was adudged guilty of assaulting
and Kicking little colored girl and fined two dollars and
costs: total sl059. Martin 0'Conner blind man was
adludged guilty of assaulng and beating small white
boy named James Fl. Hultz, and ordered to be i'm
prisoned five days ~
Joshua Reed, imprisoned for cases of felony was
released on bail in the of five hundred dollars for each
onence, William Guy becoming bondsman for the ac-
cused He had also been held answer the charge Of
assaulting with intent kill John Pointer The same
y was taken in the Of 81 900 he was released
from custody
'phn charged with being engaged in the fracas
on board the steamer Lancaster was released on hail in
the sum of $500, Charles Hamilton becoming his bonds
The Court adjourned until next Saturday morning at
eleven O'Clock. "
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. Robert n Martini
specIal yudge. The Court was engaged Saturday in
the partial argument of a motion for new trial bv n
walsh in the case of Mendelbaum rs Lewis
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IMPORTANT FROM NEyICo

The steamship General Rusn arrival a. NJ o-
ieahs on the 24th inst. FrC... tie New Oriao, ~
Pers Vi that date we learn that San Luis Potos; To-
oeen captured by the lberalist party, The inbab
l.rntS naolhg refused to surrender on the rnorniro
vi the ZSth OF June, offensive operations yyare
commenced, and, after spirited engaoement 81
more more than two hours duration, the town surron.
uered. it Is also reported that Zuloaga the raon-
1onary PRESIDENT, had abdicated and left tho c;t,
vi meNlco with an escort of three hundred mon.
put This needs confirmation. ioN'
~ Inc New Orleans Picayune has advicas from,
Ian taHPlco TO the 10Th. Communication with the in.
Zr" ,iop Is interrupted, and the prospects of the
ooasa Mn.ns party exceedingly gloomy Governor
OF iampico, has left for Huasteca with
81 rA nunured troops, to put down the RISING there
tn ayr oi the Consttutionalists. General Marvin
sence. N"lilS MS aD-
In relation to the report of the abdioo+;o,, &c
nrqnIoaga, the New Orleans Picayune publishes tho
July 10: ""'0" Niatainoras,
we nave an express from Monterey to-day, brinp.
ing dates up to the 10th inst, with the most grati
lying news from the Liberalists. e'"''
Luioaga, the reactonary President. has abdico-
eeu ana has left the city of Mexico with an escort
y. VI oDo men, leaving the Government in CHARGE Of
H. bernardo Cauto and two bishops.
!. All through the interior, wherever the Constitr
Sod snow theIr faces, the despctic party are
selzed with a sudden leaving. "ie
presume you have heard that San Lnis po+os;
was taken on the Both of last month. bv Znogm"
alter eight hours hard fighting. ""A"@'
Gov. Cara left Matamoras this evening" for W.
'ity of Mexico. mai 0n on tiie
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THE NIGER EypEDITToN

by the last accounts from Africa the officers rom,
posing the Niger expedition were ali we'll at tbo;r
gncampment near Rabba, with the execution of Mr.
D'ey the surgeon, whose state of health has OBLIGED
MN to return to England in the mail packet Hono
Lieutenant Glover has rejoined his COMPANIONS
mucn improved In health by his visit to LAGOS and
TO 20 sierra Leone, and Mr.. May had also returned
from IRON MS VISIT to Fernando Po The former officer
IL Is expected, would return to Lagos to await the
ariNil ol tue new steamer the Rainbow in order to
Iahe iier up the Niger, and to make chart of the
river from the source to the confluence the former
Iha't i having been lost in the Day Spring Bv the
ldst accounts MI May had again traversed the Your
ana country to lbaddan, with the eintention ofonpnnr
dlrect communication between the confluence ana
Lagos, IN order to give the establishment formed at
the confluence direct postal communication U,;tb
England rtd Lagos. 1t is feared the maraudnr
Warllke population of Ibaddan will throw obstacrs
IN the way and oppose Mr.. Mays laudable endea-
Vors; should they do so Mr. Nav who is an nner-
getlc man, will no doubt seek to accomplisb his oh
Ject through the town of Ogbamshaw. W.
The countries which Mr.. MAY must traverse to
reach the confluence Ibegsha and others. have Iong
oeen harrassed by the slave hunts of the lbaddaS
people hence their objection to a white mans visit
ing these prosecuted people. British influence and
iesl'linate commerce-which during the last five
years nave been brought to bear on the various
tlIocS oi tle ouraba countres-have now rendered
~ ~ eIlhg sale 10 the native traders in small mar
.ies ana 10 Engnshmen in particular who are eve
| wueTe received with welcome kindness and res
Pect the monthly supplies forwarded to the expedi
!on at t6elr encampment near Rabba by her Ma
Jesty Consul at Lagos, being allowed t6 mass
through all the towns of Youraba free of the pPnsi
Tolls levied on loads of merchandise = IV;IJnan r.
SMITHS European Times ' "
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Fires,

an alarm of fire sounded about o,c,ocL
on saturday morning last, by the bell of the Me-
a cnanlcal Fire Company, which was ringing in CON
sequence OF discovery of smoke issuing from the
SeIlar W OF the drug store of E. H. Stabler & Co
~. 9outh calvert street An examination of the prem
h showed II TO have been caused by the burning of
orre W, @ 11 saw dust which somewhat saturated with
oil, me burning mass rolled out and the fire thus
checked without resulting in any damage tronGb tbe
energy and activity of the remen The contents of tb
Gar erel consisted of the sweepngs of the store and the
terelh was supposed to have been caused by spon
~ ~taneouS combustion. Its timely discovery and tha
promPtness of the Mechanical members doubtless pre-
Nepeu serious contagraon, the combustible naure
OF the contents of this building wond baI nature
an easy prey to the flames had they been allowed to have
come IN contact with the stock " navy
The alarm of fire about O'Clock vestar5ov ,,o,;
was caused by the burning some hav in the cellar Of
me ieeu store OF Mr. Pentand Gay street. near Exeter
tey discovery enabled those doing to extinguish
Its origin is unknown e ' was uohe'
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NEW YORK NEWS-JUIy 81

me steamship Grenada which arrived Yesterday has
mad the fever pretty badly her passage from Apnwa
ana several OF the crew have been taken the hospital
mere Is one case especially of the character 1t will
De necessary probably to send the to the Lower
Bay, and clean her thoroughly
The case of Cancem the murderer of Police Andar,on
came up IN the Supreme Court special term yesterday
before Judge ingraham, motion for stay of pro
ceedngs until the Court of Appeals review the dec
sion of the general term The decision of Judge Inpra
ham will be rendered in due time
The steamship Isabel from Havana via Kew West and
charleston arrived at this port evening with dates
from the first mentioned port the 25th inst The Isabel
reports that the sloopofwar jamestown was spoken off
havana with thirty to forty of Chagres fever on
board, and that she was bound to New York
The steamship North Star Captain Jones' left on Sat
day Tor Liverpool with 119 first cabin passengers and
10y IN the second cabin She takes S17 900 in specie
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, N. F.. August IA steamer fspnnosod r..
pe tne ferSia) passed Cape Race on Saturdav md @
peG te news boat with Liverpool papers to the 98d in
me package contained no dispatch from the
A1EeIIool agent of the Associated Press wiz
lor had been retaken. ~ s'Aiiu' "ua
eG from China report the taking of Chinese fort
anu loo guns An Intellectual attempt had bean made 70
ouIe a tle Chnese near Canton The English mercbants
had gone on board war vessel e " 'iian''
IN the capture of the fort at the mouth of the Paib ~
tF te allied loss is very small The Chinese stood to
The combined forces had commenced odror; - -,
Si Inc squadron was in good health and spirits
French troops originally intended for Cochin
emma, are on their way to Pechee ' 00'''ii'
MARKETS.
ono bdr July 25-Cotton-Saes last two davs
t nciuulng 800 bales for speculation and ex
Sahet fuli-holders offer freely but show no dis
position to press sales. O " "is-
o. is firm for fine qualities but Id a
sorts Cd. Gi9d. lower "' uuii-conlnon
MONEY MARKET.-Consuls 95IGe5%
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JU1Y so

The business of the Reading Railroad for the last 81
months shows net profit of s51935 43 against 1868
for the corresponding period of last year The coal
portaon of the four leading lines of the SchuykU and
Lehigh regions oots up 2O33O79 this season de-
cline of 341 Sl1 tons, as compared with last season
DIR. +. Knox Morton, ex-City Treasurer was thrown
from his carriage Thursday and was so serousI in
jured that it thought he could not recover U wa
removed to the hotel, at Third and Willow streets a
There were 342 deaths in the city during the mast wool
being an increase of 35 OF this number 81 we're cansed
by consumption II by dysenteIy, and 13 by diarbma
Of the entire number, 225 were children
The city was visited by violent storm of rain and wind
on FRIDAY afternoon Several houses in process of con-
struction were blown down, awnings and signs snf
fered severely The prayer meeting tent on Broad street
entirely demolished ee'
There are still no tidings of Dixson the murderer He
said to have been in Baltimore few DAYS since bnt
unsuccessful search. " Ai'er an
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MARYLAND NEWS.

ihere are now nine prisoners in the Montgomery, oo
jail awaiting trial at the November term of the Crcn;t
b OF whom are charged with, and will probably
Oe Iouhu guilty of murder in the first degree
Inc hog cholera has made its appearance in Nontgrr
fas, destroying large number of hogs Some of the
n sia IN he upper neighborhood have sustained quite
" serious G loss by the raVages of this disease 4''
me oat crop of Cecil county is gathered and tbo
f nrh me extreme dryness of the season was verv
aUe @ 10 saving hay and grain and the crops were
annncod ueh 9t Mr. George A. Fulton of Cecil county il
hi lie was highly esteemed citizen and d 5
iiu several important positions in the county - @
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From the Plains.

LOUIS, July 3-We have Leavenworth dates to the
3Ist. i'' W Doones'lle on the
portion of the expedition of Lieut. Ives which has
peeh engaged IN survey of the Colorado ri YER has
leo. i" via we" Mex
Lent Upton of the Third Artillery, and Capt Gibbs
OF the Mounted Rifles, accompanied the party ''
me steamer Mink has just returned from Fort Randall
having landed the detachment the I'd infantry there
There was at the post e'
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WASHINGTON NEWS - 's-'' o.

oand; %er1ian 1I newspaper agent named Boltz bf+ m
WI me; tie ScuIar stairs up the rotunda to veH as as
wUrk missed ms footing when about thirtu VIC" the
self U marble oor cutting his face niurip b dmu
and ot o'iI amount OF receipts of tolls upon the Chesan,
anu ohlo Canal at the Georgetown Office for ~ Peake
gug on saturday amounts to 4O552 as follow week
f,eScehdng trade 4Ol766, and ascending s3s7 Sc. 5
Tor the month ending today s4Sl7 o. as fo' ana
scenalng trade s., 4,362O2, ascending S455.a6 pe-
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REMAR KS,


The market for days past has evnced more activ
y, with steady demand for consumption The sales re-
comprise cniehy invoices from cargos aoat Con-
and prime Rio. ~ u -0' soou
o we qIOe prime Rio at 1kc., good II to Ike fair
10Y to lO4 medium 10 to 1O4c Laguayra IL to Ii Ic
Java Is to 16c. 49, 3''
D.,.. WHITE L ELDER,
FLoUR-The very limited stock of Western in a great
measure checks operations There inquiry to-
day. and the market firm with sales of $50 bb Ohio
super at 4 So and $50 bbs Howard Street S475 100
P Pos Ciy Mills at 81 81 ~ and 400 bbls, Extra at So
and S. 50G6 for City Mills Baltimore ground Family is
now selling at 81 and Extra 1878 Rye Flour is quiet
a. Sgu % 49, with very limited stock. Corn Meal is
1nAN.IInere was nearly G. 200 bushels white and 900
req offered today, ard the market was active at
9ll5 cents for ordinary grades I20125 for fair
@ ,ot eh4ice and one lot high as $50 cents Red
o prime was reported at I2s cts we nnoe fair red
az a. & cents and good at lbs cents Corn was mac
win OIL 1000 bushels white and 600 bushels
yellow Sales of 1000 bushels white nat az @
pass Oh receipts at sOs1 cents for mixed and "a
demand, with sales at 9091 cents and ana on IN
bushels at SO cents by weight The oerins ~ 40. Oh V
which brought 36G3S cents; we quote Vr; al Maryland
cents, and Pennsylvania at 4Od42 cents There % 90 go
oO ousnels Rye at market was wanted and brought
good figure Maryland sold at 20 cents, and we n,
Pennsylvania at 75t977 cents. We quote
TN MMoLAssES-We have no transactions to report to dav
me market inactive for want of stock refer IN G
monthly statement of Messrs. ?. Thompson CO. pub
Hsned below.
-, ILs-Crude Whale and Sperm unchanged and ra
sner quiet but note sale of 100 bbs No Lard Oil at
oo e1s We now quote it at 70dS0 cts for No to l.
rhONlSlONS.-There has been a fair egree of bust
-. uohe today but special movement activity is
Sboia 5oed Bull Meat is very firm at 63s d6h cts for
of 5o bbd anu edo4 for Sides In Bacon note sales
at . sides in two lots, cts; 15 hhds Shoulders
bbds S u;goo lbs loose Shoulders cts and 60
are in good S and Sides in lots at and cts Hams
v.esad e. IN with sales of 500 pieces plain
vassea az oH cts Pork has still further ad vanced with
Of other ri % ools Mess at s1775 very little
r. Prime At III S nere We quote Prime Mess S15-
ar No .re selling in small sl6for Mess and sis
western and 1oX c a.her quiet but firm at III for
ts has been today The mar
sS%TMsa,es srs AZ gsS cts for fair to prime
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InGian GufraneS

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Dr. Fomey the Superintendent
OF Indian affairs in Utah. informs the Interior Denart
ent that fteen children belonging to the train of emf
sats murdered at Sweet Water, have been found the
whites having effected their ransom from tba Tndio
Early IN June four Germans murdered eighty miles
rom SAT- Lake City, as is supposed by the Indians who
Is reported were creating difficulties on the Southern
route to California DR.. Forney intended visiting them
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hoSToN' July 3l-The whaleship Herald, at New Bed
ford brought passenger Captain Lakeman late Of tbe
snip Cortez before reported burnt sea- also the third
anu iourth mates and two seamen, charged with setting
re 70 the Cortez They brought to this CITY this
morning by the o. s. Marshal. Two witnesses also ar
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on Saturday Coroner Greentree held inquest over
body OF man named John P. Telly No 204 Lexington
street The deceased was sailor and had been walking
ABOUT with his brother during the day. He was at the
mouse alone for short time whilst his brother attended to
some business When the brother returned Telly was
found upon the floor in the agonies DEATH and expired
shortly thereafter The jury rendered verdict that the
deceased came to his death from fit supernduced by in
TEMPERANCE '! ~
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ClNcINNATI, July 3O.-The Democratic State Copven-
to no 0I ONO met at Columbus yesterday, and nominated
Mr mos w. BARLEY for Supreme Judge Mr. Jesse Dur.
Sin ward for Attorney General, Mr. S W. Gibson for
Board of Public Works - '"'
Hon John Sherman has been unanimously re-nomina-
tea TO Congress by the Republicans of the Thirteenth Dis
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sack for Ground Alum and 125 cts for Marshals Fine
from shpboard Ashtons from store at l40 cts and Turks
Island at 20td23 cts per bushe
SUGARS-Contnue in very good demand at full rates
The sales to-day include 100 hhds Cuba at 81 S12k
so hhds do at $S12HdS50 and 10 hhds New Orleans at
s775. The market is very firm, with reduced stock
We refer the following comparative monthly settlement
O Messrs S. P Thomson and CO.:
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BRIDGEPORT, August 1.-The middle car eff the Satur
gay night train on the Housatonic Railroad was thrown
uoWh an embankment of some thirty feet killing Levi
s of Fairfield, and severely njurng Mrs Bassett #
bridgeport, and five or six others slightly
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HALIFAX, July 30.-The Cunard steamship Canad, or
Ved at TINS port from Boston at halfpast nine O'Clock
last evening, and sailed for Liverpool at l1:3O P NJ
Weather clear and cal. ~
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The speculative noted the date our last
ISSUE and the large deficiency in stocks compared
last year. having opened the eyes of the trade the posi-
tion OF the article, general anxiety supplies
was manifested and large business has been done all
our receipts and offerings finding ready steadily
Vancng prices the movement has been confined to the
city the interior trade being bare of stocks
alarmed and healthy consumptive demand exists which
prices. -
VI our present stock only ASS hhds in first hands
we again call attention to coastwse receipts show
ing large deficiency in direct imports the con
sumptlVe wants of the market
me sales OF the month foot up 645 hhds Cuba at 61d
~; 4So hhds Porto Rico at 6Ad9b $50 hhds Louisi.
ana al \ ds l9S hhds English Island at 6d74 3253
Doxes Ciayed at 7ad94; 400 boxes Centrifugal at 6%;
4Ooo bags Brown Brazil at Z 800 bags White do at O.
100 hhds Melado at AZ cts
me market closes buoyant; advance quotations
Iny cent and quarter Muscovado and Ciayed-
Cnoa and English Island a d73 for refining grades TX
9s4 for grocers Styles Porto Rico 7kdS for common
iar, 81 G94 for fully fair to prime Louisiana to g.
seado se6 nomRally ION 44g5K Brazil 7k@s for Browns
o1Gs4 for Whites. Boxes to g. 74(d7A; lotto H. SG)
S8; 10 to Is, sA994; 16 to IS, 9kG1O4 cts.
,rr,,, S. P. THOMPSON 4 CO., Brokers.
WHlSREY.-The market for Ohio, has been quiet to-
day with sales of only so bbls at q cts, 100 bbls
terms and 200 bbs City 26x The market is
steady at these figures, with light stock.
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MONTREAL, July 3l.The steamer North America sailed
from Quebec at 10 O'Clock this morning for IiyernooI
with o. cabin and 152 steerage passengers
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM limited

oliCE IS hereby given that applicat;on
viii be made to the Mayor and City Council OF Raj,
timore, at Its present session. to condemn and wid
street at its intersection with Baltimore street hsn'
,jyI1aw9w* KIM. - --o~'' ..-., .
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coprrp m, SATURDAY, July 81.
OoffEE-rhe transactions have been very limited to.
uay comprising only l40 bags fair Rio 1O% cts There
IS no want OF confidence the part of hoIdars and
the market Is firm at the quotations given below We
Teer 10 the following weekly report of Messrs White &
Eider ior the general condition of the market.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee July "a, 1853 IL 1oo hoos
Received since, per Banshee. ......,.., a 600 sss
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EXPORTS FROM RATTIMopE

DEhERARA-l,247 bbls -four: 100 bbls bread 100 bbls
~ na eoo barrels beef "a bbls hams rkns SO
tobacco 10O20 pieces staves 034 pairs heading 10 55
feet W. p. boards -e' i0'o''
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Neu York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WM. FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
q ca
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Market Steady.
There was session of the New York Second Board
Satu rday