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RESIDENCE Ia Amherst within short distance II
of the city, AID occupied by the Rev Mr. TraPisr
Th. commodous with all necessary Out
houss IN perfect repair with fine arden, Orchard, 0rs
Lots. &c &c. Possession given imme dlately.
have an acre LOT upon the upper Basin, with wafer pow.
or Inch wish lease The preparty well suited
for Mill n.y. the Lumber. Wood or Coal business Ap'
ply to ,oux a ,.vounpvp.H
YNCMBURG, DECRMD BEE d, l01S.-
La COUNTRY JEANS AND WOODEN SOCK6.-f hsSs
i, nora and Tor sae superior lot Of COUNTRY
jEXN9 AID WOODEN SOCKS. which will sell ehsep ~
cash Can asd sss them. lee 3ds J. O. eHEA9x&
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fUNHIR D NO. OF GERAsON's LINE e BAT.
IL TIE SHIP, receivedat H. G. NICroRS.
nov 20 dts.
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HAPENED THIS DAY. 10 dozen Of gentle
u mems BUCK SKIN GAUNTLET GLOVES. at rs cents
to o.. They are very cheap. Call Al No l.
nov 10 dial JOHN ABRAHAMB.
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sale very aecoInIn datl terms Apply t.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-18
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, August II.
CoFFER-Cofee is very firm but quiet. The only sale
hear of to-day 175 bags rejected Rio at 10 cts We
quote Rio at 10% to 104 for fair and 111 cts for
god to prhne Lagpayra at IL to Il cents and Java at
15d16 cts.
FLOUR-There was but little done to-day in Flour
We note sale of 100 bbls Howard Street Super at So
We quote Howard Street and Ohio Super S537 5 So
City Mills do S5d550 Extra Howard Street and Ohio
at S6a6 &C. and City Mills do. at SO 25G650 In Rye
Flour sales of 10) bbls. $412h. Corn meal is
held at S450 for City.
GRAIN.-The offerings all kinds to day were above
So, 900 bus. OF Wheat there about 600 bus
Change, which sold at 11512S cts for good to prime
red, and at 115d120 cts. for white 125G135
for good prime and at 1454S for choice do There
35 900 bus Corn offered which sold S0dS6 cts
yellow to quality at so cts for white and mixed at II
Oats sold SO al for Maryland No sale of Rye
reported; quote it nominal 70d75 for Maryland
and S0lgSj cts. for Pennsylvania
MoLASSES.-The market is firm for Molasses, but
have no transactions to note and continue quotations
for Cayed Cuba at 29d30 Cuba Muscov ado 80 5 cts
Porto Rico 35G40 cts English Island 3335 cts and New
Orleans As cts
PRoyIsIONS.-We have no transactions to note TO-DAY
in Provisions, but the market is sill very firm Jobbing
lots of Sides and Shoulders selling at 10 cents the
former and cents for the latter No transactions in Bulk
Meats. We quote Shoulders at cents and Sides at
cents Mess Pork is held at Sl7 75 Prime at ala G15
113G12 cts. for Western, and 11d11h = cts for City
RICE-We still continue our quotations for Rice at
cts. for good and 34 cts per lb. for choice.
SALT-Continues in fair demand Liverpool is selling
in lots at so cts for Ground Alum 25 cts for Marshas
fine, and l4o per for Ashons, Turks Island
2O,G25 cts. per bushel from store.
SUGAR.-The market continues very firm but quiet
and the only have to report 25 hhds Cuba at
SS.50GD9.12I We continue to quote common to prime
New Orleans at $775G950; fair to prime Porto Rico
IS 50(19.5O fair to prime Cuba SSd912H; Refining
grades Cuba and English Island at S7ta7.75.
WH1SkEY-Is dull and quote it at 27GI27k cents
Ohio, and % cts city.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

RIO DE JANEIR0, June pa .orts.-Breadstuffs g.
Receipts have been 26 9O6 bbs Flour United
States. Sales have been made of IA 406 bbs 17Bd1S
$50 for Richmond second qualities; 19l500G20n50O for
Richmond first qualities; 12A500 for Ohio extra
Our stock in all hands be estimated at 80 900 bbls
of which quantity 35 53 bbs remain in first hands,
prsng 800 bbs. Richmond; 500 bbs Philadelphia;
IL 800 bbls Baltimore; s. 140 New Orleans and 913
Ohio extra We quote Richmond first quality 19R5OOG
20A500 do. second quality 17H1S Ohio extra 13H0OG
other brands not saleable.
The dsproportonate supply of low brands of which our
stock is chiefly composed combined with the entire
of any export demand to relieve the market
ders the sale of this description impossible even at rates
which would leave severe loss. For consumption il an.
pears to be entirely excluded of late.
At Pernambuco, 9TH inst.-Stock 25 600: quotations
nominal; 2d26 for Trieste 2lNa23 for Richmond; I7n
gl9N for Philadelphia, and ISL for Baltimore.
At Bahia 10th inst-Stock IS 600 sales at IeH21u
for Richmond, and 13n500 for New Orleans.
ExPoRTsCofee-From the date of last circular ad-
vices until the 18th inst the sales to moderate
tent at from 460O5 according to quality chiefly at
46OO5750 for lots On the 18th inst the
brisky and continued animated until the 22d the sales
during that period having been large at 465Od475O for
round lots From 22d inst to date the sales were rng
principally of low Coees The stock is reduced to so 900
a6o 900 bags of poor quality quote at 46O
d4,750. - O
SuGARs.Stock 5000 packages we quote whites 4lOOOG
$1,000; browns 3n200d3l600 p arroba
hIDEs.-Stock Rio Grande 3000 we quote $50 fb for
heavy and light. .-
Exchange on Engand-Busness to some extent for the
coming packet has been done at 26d, 90 days
E.-.-..... .....t MAXWELL, WRIGHT 4 CO.
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The Emperor of Austria has just granted pen
sion for life of 500 forms to the widow of the inten-
dant of the Marine Russell, the author of several
important discoveries, "and the first inventor of
the screw"
The great library left by the late collector Hon.
Fischo of Vienna, is offered for sale. 1t contains
more than 100000 musical works, and works on
music; besides very rare manuscripts.
The Petersburg (Va.) Express learns that on
Thursday of last week, during the election in Nash
County, a difficulty occurred, which resulted in a
man named Perry killing another named Brantly
after which friend of Brantly slew Perry.
The boiler in the cotton mill of Dexter Broth
er, at Pawtucket, R. l., exploded ON Monday morn
ing tearing the building into Fragments and near
ly demo'shing two other buildings.
Mrs Camille Walski, lady who had recently
become connected with school at Baton Rouge
and with fatterng prospects, was on Saturday last
burnt death through the accidental ignition of her
clothes while she was doing something at the stove.
A French actor named Darius lately died at the
hospital at Rouen, aged 103 years. Among his
souvenirs is that of having played at Ferney before
Voltaire.
A. A. Holcombe, who is said to have been a
Lieutenant in the U. s. Navy, was found dead in
his bed in a room of the Prentiss House. Vicksburp
on the 10th inst. The coroner's inquest returned
verdict, 'died of apoplexy." ftFn
The directors of Washington University, of St
Louis, have presented a massive piece of silver
plate to Hon. Edward Everett, ~
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NEW YORK NEWS-ArcusTI7

Several cases of suicides and attempts are reported to
have occurred since Saturday. A wretched girl named
Frances Stouley, took laudanum another named Emma
Buchanan, took a like dose; both saved by phys
clans; found drowned in the East river Simon
Thorn Swiss hanged himself at Pixies Pond sullivan
county) and Miss Sewonthe Knapp of Hoags Corners
tried to drown herself in her fathers mill race
fierce took place this morning at public house
in Hudson street, called the Adriatc which one of the
Bencia Boys trainers beat Alexander Mason the land
lord, most shockingly. The former proprietor of this
house, named ''Waey Mason, beaten two or three
years since, by rowdes, and died from his injuries
Yesterday afternoon assault was made upon a
stranger route for California in the Companys Office
foot Of Warren street. by of the runners who hang
around that establishment apparently with the Company
consent 1t appears that eff the wanted to
purchase the strangers ticket and upon being answered
that he could attend such business himself the runner
struck him violent blow in the face, when half dozen
other runners rushed in and beat the most brutay
disfguring his face in shocking manner
In the Supreme Court yesterday, on motion of Mr.
Ashmead, Mr. Justice Cerke at Chambers granted writ
OF error in the case Of Stephen H. Branch recently con
vcted of libel against Mayor Temann and serving
ms term In the Pententary, pursuant to his sentence
the General Sessions.
More arrests made yesterday than have been made
or many Sundays past the number amounting 2O5 of
which thirty in the Sixth twenty-siX in the Elev-
enth in the Seventeenth fifteen in the Fourth
precinct For being drunk and disordery forty drunk
fifty FIVE disorderly, thirty assault en stealing
seven vagrancy seven fighting, SIX violating ordinances
eight; picking pockets eight.
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The Paris Pays of July "a says At the present
moment occurrences are taking place in North Afri-
ca which, though they are highly important seem
to have escaped the attention of Europeans 1t has
already been mentioned that the Emperor of Moroc-
co undertook warlike expedition against the Sem
murs. On the 2lst of May he set out from Meck-
nez at the head of 5000 men Of the black guards,
1000 men of the regular infantry, and 5000 horse
men, to attack the Semmurs in their own territory,
while his son, Sidi Mohammed, advanced with Is 900
men from Rabat for the same purpose. The rebels
hastily retreated into the interior of the country
leaving their tents and baggage to the mercy of the
invaders. The Emperor, deceived by Arab guides
whom he considered trustworthy, was suddenly,
after reaching the mountainous regions, surround
ed by the Semmurs, and sustained disastrous de-
feat, eecting his return to Fez only by series of
almost miraculous escapes.
The Emperor Muley Abderrhaman is now eighty
two years old, and a campaign, like that he has
just now entered upon, must besides involving the
most serious political consequences be arduous and
harassing to him personally. The insurrection,
too, is said to be extending to neghboring tribes
The Amazirgs, who were subjugated in 1725, after
wears of terrible warfare, are said to be making
common cause with the rebels The government Of
the Emperor of Morocco has hitherto enjoyed the
reputation among its tributary tribes of possessing
immense power; but this belief once shaken, the
bonds of fear which alone unite them to its throne
will soon be riven, and the mighty empire, perhaps
in turn be subjugated by those who SO long unwil-
iingiy contributed to its greatness and renown.
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The Telegraphic Rejoicings.

NEW YORK, August 17-The celebration in honor of the
Atlantic cable commenced here to-day by firing
sautes from the Battery, Park, and Central Park Flags
displayed in all the public buildings and hotels and
many private edces and the shipping generally were de
coraed Another salute of hundred guns was fired at
noon with the ringing of bells Business was suspended
to extent and extempore holiday prevailed In
the evening all the public buildings in the city u
minated together with the hotels theatres and
private buildings
PHILADELPHIA August 17-At early hour this morn
ing salute of 100 guns was fired from the Navy Yard
and similar salute from Broad and Washington streets
in honor of the Atlantic Teegraphic Cable At the last
round at the latter place the premaurely dis
charged and two of the artierymen had their arms
fees, shipping, and of stores handsomely
decorated with English and American flags The city
fire alarm and church bells were rung from to s
o'clock.
CHICAGO August 17.-one hundred guns were fired
here last night bells were and rockets and
fires brought into requison in honor of the At
lantc cable There will be grand celebration this eve
ming.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET August 18th.
offerings Of Beef Cattle continue large amounting to 347
head wardes Avenue Drove Yard Including 500 head
brought Thursday. The market has been dull this
week and the cattle rather Interior, prices showing fall
ing off of fully so cents the 100 lbs since last week. rang
ing at from 81 50 the loo bs the latter was only
obtainabe for prime cattle.
ket ruled dull sales ranging at $50 to $40 for Fresh Cows
$40 s5ofor Springers and sl5 to s25 for Dry Cows.
selling at from S6A to SIX the net 100 lbs
About 1900 Sheep arrived this week. and good fat
brought 81 5o4 each condition. equal to 79s cents
per ib dressed. The market was brisk.
CINCINNATI MARKET, August IA -FLoUR--The
market is unchanged, with fair demand, and a good
inquiry for future delivery The sales are 900 bbs at
400 70 for ordinary superne to choice extra white
WneaT leoo Dds superne sold "a 80 to be delivered
at Lawrenceburgh the first of next month eIe bbls
were received the last "a hours
wHiskEymA "a good demand at advance Of u Ct
wagon. ' -
PRovIspNs-The demand is moderate, without change
100 hhds, Bacon at 6IS 4 cts for Shonidar and Sdes
5o 40 shoulders 90 at Madison, at cts 1000 lbs clear
Saes ai 'c's' ana 100 600 lbs bulk Sides, pack
WILMINGTON, n. c., MARKET-August Is-Tup.
PENTINESales Saturday of $50 bhls at al for y;r
S2SO for Yellow dip and 81 40 for hard per go lbs No
sales reported to-day.
SpIRirs-Further sales ON Saturday of $50 casks n, 40
cents per gallon. Nothing doing to day.
RosINsales on Saturday of so bbls No at 80 so per
Dbl. No transactions to-day in either quality.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. August H.-Flour IS irm--saes of Is 900
bbls at 81 504.55 for State s450d4 20 for Ohio, and
9550 for Southern. heat is 5uoyant-sales of
southern red at 12Ol33 cents white 135@l6O cents
0orn IS dulsaes 80 900 bushels; mixed 7lds5 cents
ork Is quiz Mess Sl7@l737 Prime SIS Whiskey has
declined cent sales at 26K cents Sugar is firm at ~
.oS Splits furpentine steady at AZ cents. Rosn is
sseaay G at 81 ol(9l65. Rice is quiet. s-@e
chicago, August 16-Flour quiet Wheat dull at s4d
corn quiet at an advance OF Oats quiet.
h, @ 70 20 banaio-l 900 bbls. -four; IL 900 bushels
eat, apu os,ooo bushels Shipments to Oswego-
NO Hour or wheat II 900 bushels coru Recepts6OO bar
bushels wheat and 10000 bushels
ton, the market closing unchanged Flour has advanced
70 cents sales at s47595 for superne Corn 20 cents
CINCINNATI, August 16.-Flour is buovant. sale. ,s
5000 bbs at S5g525. Whiskey steady: 200 barrels
sold at % cts Provisions dull '' -'-'S 'a''e's
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ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER SAXONlA
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-The steamer Saxonia with Iiy.
erpoo dates to the 4h instant arrived here this afternoon
She reports seeing the United States Niagara yes
terday at noon 29O miles East Sandy Hook bearing up
under canvass
The steamer Africa arrived out on the 2nd inst
farliament prorogued the I'd inst to the 10th of
October.
The Queens speech uninteresting
The Times attacks the speech severely.
The arrangements for laying the Red Sea cable were
Complete.
Over dozen vessels foundered in the North Sea during
the recent storm.
Isma Pacha the Turkish Commissioner in regard to the
Jiddah massacre, had arrived.
France and England have to understanding on
the subject of the All the offenders are to be
Punished irrespective of rank and the injured are to re-
ceive an indemnity
NJ. Foud, the Paris banker, is dead.
The sentence of Ncoera has commuted from death
TO perpetual servitude in the galleys
The London g Sun Office has been burnt
The Emperor Napoleon at Cherburg. During the
fees he will give free pardon to all offenders connected
with the press.
The recent battle between the Turks and Christians in
Bosnia was very sanguinary affair. The latter were
victorious but subsequently the Turks rallied drove
the Christians into Austria
The Bombay mail had reached London The troops had
been ordered into cantonments during the rainy
An amnesty was expected till September 1st.
The commercial by this arrival have been antici-
pated. The funds opened firm at London. ConsoIs
on Tuesday quoted at 96a961 for money and 964 for
account.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

stand shoulder to shoulder.'' s"'y may
The speaker was again interrupted at tbis oo;rt
with some demand about the WASHINGTON Tta;on
He replied in somewhat the tenor that Won ha1'o
heretofore published, by making another hit as he
went along. He held that it was neither the organ
of the Administration nor of Abraham Lincoln
but of a set of lobby men and presidential as
plrants about Washington-men who care moth
ing for anything if they can get the control of
the government, to obtain which they know but one
way, to devise system of policy to kill off every
man of brains in the country, so that mediocrity
may be in demand, and thus that they could get
chance. He trusted that the people of Illinois
could not be controlled by corrupt politicians of
other States. and had hoped that the Republicans
could do their own voting, without calling for aid
ior the establishing of newspapers, upon any Wash
lngton banker who has made millions off the gov
ernment. He would defy this whole gang of cor
rupt spectators and peculators, with all the men
that they can send here, and all their agents that
are travelling about the State, and the newspapers
they put up. He appealed to the people of ILL
nois to do him justice, and to sustain him in having
done the will of ninety nine hundredths of them
selves against such unholy combinations
The Judge left Pittsfed for GriggsvilIe this eve
ming. r r
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From NVashfngfon

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Indian Bureau has re-
ceived communication from Brigham Young, in which
he says he will give way to Dr. rney and close his Office
superintendent of Indian Affairs He asks an allow
Of 81 to reimburse him food and presents to
the Indians in order to conciiae and keep them in check
until the peaceful results following the advance of the
troops could be explained to them suspected by the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs that Brigham concatei
the Indians for his own purposes but finding that he
could not them he wants the Government to pay the
expenses
Special Agent Prchette under date of August ID states
that he had made Intellectual effort with large body
Yunctenase Indians to fix time and place meet Super
ntendent Cullen to receive the presents authorized
by the recent act of Congress to be distributed among
them. He has returned to the Sioux Agency and Mr. Gull
len has taken measures to meet them in council the
O Aupust
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, August 1.-THE London Courier Of the 9TH
inst received here by the steamer Europa
Breadstufs quotations. Flour quiet Western Canal
2od2ls I'd baltimore and Ohio 22924s. Wheat is quiet
red S. Cd G6s 3D.. white 6s Cd ais Cd Corn is very
dul-white 3Ss a34s.; yellow S3s. 9d.(G34s.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS -Areusr y

There % -four mills in Philadelphia, having 92 run
stores which produced in 1857 400 600 barrels of
-four worth So 900 00O The curing of and packing
of beef constitutes extensive business employing
capital over So 600 The value of the provisions
cured, &C., annually, exceeds s., 900 OO0
The Philadelphia North american says the fall style of
ladies' bonnets will be graced with clusters of artificial
currans grapes cherries and other fruits done in
glass of the least possible thickness The bonnet
unique affair, resembling cabbage leaf trimmed with
tomatoes -.Ia
One of the cars on the West Philadelphia Passenger
Rallway came in collision with the baggage car on the
Railroad the Market Bridge
Saturday afternoon The lower part the former
torn of and the passengers made very escape
from instant death.
The regular statement of the Bockey shows
total of 23l6 inmates being increase of 295
pared with the time last year During the past two
weeks there admitted 246 born died 49, discharged
Isl, eloped a. -
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There has arrived in Richmond, from New York.
three handsomely written testimonials expressive
of the grateful remembrance Of the hospitaties re-
ceiyedby the New York 9TH Regiment under Col.
Duryea, on their recent visit to Richmond.
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Capt Bradfute, U. S. Army, has been arrested at
Fort Belknap on the charge of having killed iu-
toxicated soldier whom he considered rather tardy
than he should have been in the execution of an or
der. So says dispatch from New Orleans
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The tents of Rev. Mr.. Pierson, the Minister in
charge, OF the Circuit, and Mrs. Meredith, in Dor
CHESTER county, Nd, were robbed last week. The
Rev. gentleman lost valuable gold watch.
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Captain Edward Fort was murdered at Minatit-
Ian, Mexico, some weeks since. He has been trad
ing there for about two years, and had closed up
his affairs with the intention of returning.
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18th ult, of Young Chief, the Pagan priest of the
Seneca Indians on the Cattaraugus Reservation,
aged "a years.
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Democratic Nomination.

YeRK, August 17-Hon. VIM. H. Welsh, late Speake
of the Senate in the Pennsylvania Legislature was nom
mated to-day for reelection to the Senate by the Demo
cratic Convention by large ma jority.
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Ex-President Tyler having purchased a farm
only two miles from the hotel at Old Point, spends
most of his time there in social communication with
the guests