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Removal.

INK Produce house NChOi Green have Temov from
college srssI the old stand formerly occupied BY
Msssrs. "A sttun, No H. Corner OF Market and
iark Street, where they Will continue the Produce Com
mlsoa and storage JusIuus under The name and style OF
NIrhOl. Green O. co.
G Lbrral cash advances made on oonsgnmsurs Of oouu
trF fTUCuca.
= paying lll times The market price Tor Bs-
con, lsrt Fgb.Hsrs- bIusCnE, bugawaN, &C
l-y- All Orders mpaGed hy The cash. hlled with
TFrmptutss Bu uss patch, mCdersIe Cpnmt6sUnby
IAN ~ NIGHUL. u REEN a. co
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U1SSDAt I4CN-
r He partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Alyah Mitchein the and sty ls Of Sloan
&Etchei is this day Dissolved BY mutual consent. james
sloan assuming all liabilities end responsibilities Of the late
drm, paying all debts and receiving all dues from and
his date and will continue the Marble Business the old
and, corner Of Summer and Spring streets, HasnViie
Nashville, May Z, 1857, LAMkS SLOAN,
mayS-dtf. ALVAH NITCHkLL.
Attest. 4, ". PApahR.
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PFDIGRFEAED DESCRIPTIONS

NAUGATUCK BLACK HAWK 10 a rich 1-f ztvra,a
brown hOne, eight years Old rs bands rn has aftan
trOsd ia 245, and 5rr6 "a mo dTsg pszs 90 Lone
many others Et ths 5lGl5 Par naI t New avsr
last year and his colts are 70 arEabs pr msuE 10 WA
sired BY Vermont BincE HaWt, shat made H BIS oar-
SfI0G, grand 70 Shrfuln Morzau. r.t rr4rd
sire the original OF Justin HOrgIn H0rsg n dan vas
Lady rlon5 b. son Of oil AembrHO be- By she m
porsd MsasenE1r lie De- bait urJI-sr ElhuG alien 80
m1si popular trollrR stallion living, Black HaHk Maid
bacA h-ph1 hn0H A0hings that iroilsd Clca=o Ia
- - ana oee. fpr4 Temple Long isaud Belle
Of sLft ga mat went in 2a}s also fCond r5zz the in
net 9i ne -fs- IKE az me uued etLss F-ir ST. L5us
n A9 aha macy OF me best roadiers OF The csuuase
L-l--o-- oo-z On -o--.n HnL-.-. D. LlL u 10
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" A. sTREET. A. = w. >. sTAEET.
STREET. KING & CO..
a GtOrneyS at Law
LAND, COLLECTION, AN

LAND, COLLECTION. AND
N E 2 4 L 4 ENTS,
0mABA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
VUlL practice LaW In the Supreme and fnls,r Of
" aeofaaEal bay and sell Land Warrant enter land on
4s give special attention 70 making selections Of lands in
NeoEa Tor those wishing good and desirable locations IN
vest i0r distant dealers reasonable terms pay taxes fur
ns abstracts OF entries and notice buy and
sell laRds, t0nO1s, all Kinds oF real estate and a.
GBNkRAL AGENCY business.
REFERRHcEs
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New YORK city,
COnVgrse, Harding q To-, Boston Hiass
T.. Vibbard, Snp't n. Y. Central Railrosd Albsuv
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky. =.
Hon. Francis B. FOgg, Nashville Ten.
johnson, Weaver q CO.. "
Or. j. s. Young, f"
Gov. Wm. B. Campbell, Lebanon 81
hon. JOrdOn Stokes, "a
Lucas, Thompson q co., 81. Louis No.
McGaric Chiitenden 4 co., keOkuk Iowa
Wm. b. SEWERS & co., Bankers, OskalOOsa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & CO., Council Bluffs,
Davis, Moody & co., Chicago, Illinois,
W. A. Johnson & CO., New Orleans. Ia ju2-tf
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Southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Mil
Estab1ts1naent,

u q K & Mil
Dstones Of Gl
sizes on ham
and madetO or
der, smut nills
mill irons mil
geeTing, belt
ings hOlsiinl
and regulating
Screws, screen
WIZ, damseI
irons, PiasteI
paris, Dutch an.
chor brand Dol.
gcloths Of al
numbers.
We also con.
tract for the @
HchOn OfhOur
inga D d GaW.
mills. Also al
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iHB underEgned hereby most respectfully recommends
slate partner TO the public and hopes ne will receive
HeraIshsre Of patronage.
InagS-dH A. MITCHhLlL.
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LANDERTR'S
Fresh Garden Seeds f!

WE have reosiyed our supply OF FRBSH GARDEN
" SEEDS which invite the attention OF fSaTdners
and F5mihSs Wehave on hand and for ale By the Juan
uy Peas, BeRns, OMEN Setts, Beet Seed Tupp Seed
arsniP Seed, aEddsh Seed Cabbage Seed Celery Seed
&c, &C. All ofWieh Wew sell low for Cash. OF on line
70 punctual buyers.
Oar friends Woud do well to leave their orders sosn as
tey ere going od iast DkMONILLE d BELL,
Jan no. % Ct-srry street,
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kinds Of repairing substantial manner
ng both practical mechanics safely promise general
Satisfaction, All articles sold b. warranted 90 be Of
the best quality. MieTs, MillWrghts and others
sPectial invited 70 examine stock before purchasing
III ? All orders and communications promptly attended
o. WAREB & RYAN,
aug lid cor. College and Bread 81 Nashville.
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NUMBER 25.
Lindsey's Advertisements
For Sale

a dANDsOAE county residence, on The B.-fins5s o.
bfAneh A0alsFills tufnPika1 = Iro1l N.snfrlls
Aho paco contains - acfas o. rrlald- sgr- "a hn IL
woodland Tue dHe eiiius 10 = neat no l1ue aiil ilar
roOnsi Kitchen a. ants foous and Gus gls u ever
IN the Vsry BEST On place La5rs l.. 1ssr
ltilng supply Of Halsr FER isrnsi aeE auia8.s %
"a e umes, appiY 70
"a 80 A 3
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LEGAL NOTICEs
MANSON NJ. BRIEN&M. M. BRIEN, JR
Attorneys at Law,

H. SHFILEE, TENN.
OFFICE, NO. A WEST-SIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEk7S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied By bd. EWing)
hAt taken In c0parnsFship ny a. al. BRIEE, j.,
n the practice Of ag Ia all courts Of DavdsOn county,
One or ooih ean genarag b the once. Pr0mpi
% attention gwen 70 securing and collecting all
eils money always ready when collected. nave been
EsAh ahu regularly engaged IN my profession in the
AloanAin Dsct Tor TIE asl - years. and viii continue 10
usnd 70 securing and collecting claims intrusted my
In he counties OF Cannon, DaKsib White FsntFess over
t1ns Putnaus aud jackson. have general acquainnrs
with the merchants and business m those Counties The
merchants OF Nashville and other places might dnd IL %
RaLint9st 70 confer Wtth ia relation hereto
lrefs TO any and all persons who know ne Tor nv ability
and prompt attention 70 business.
aFchI7-.57-Iy- MANSON n R RTEN.
CABIh PASSA GE FhO- LHAHI,ESft5E
10 NEW HORA,
q u n N 2, Y 3 Z Y n Ii 81 4 L A I. :.
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MORRIS g. STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
HOUSE.
Bank of Nashville.

WE haveH complete stock OF Groceries, consisting in
w pstci-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars. IObacro Braudius, &c; which, Fih Bale
Rome BazgHC, aud ~ bales o Augusta Dnlls, all OF which
Fe vii re reasonable rates for Bank OF Nashville Notes.
or tn certified checks of deposit
we have also desirable city and FdEsheld property
which vii dispose favorable terms m the same
way. Apply 10 FlNhBhs Nhhbtss q CO.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

81. NlUHULAS HUIEL,
LATE MANSION HOUsE,)
North AaTkst Street, I'd door beIoao he Square.
V GlLBER having taken the above sand for number
u Of yeaTs, bogs leave 10 Inform lhe public Of ne
and 70 them that The house newly painted from
bssemeat to a!9e with and complete fuBfure through
out Iue subscriber, knowing full we'll the ars
class modem hotel in Nashville and being pHanthrOpc
mood, has made every sxsTon up the wants Of
the pUoho and hatteTs himself be has succeeded His
table will a. all times be furnished The best this and
foreign markets atord and he pledges himself 70 make
everybody contentod and a. home Wh0 will favor him with
visit.
UErr1ages and Omnbuses will regularly % and from
he 81 Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Railroads Trusty POr
ers always in Attendance al tne depot receive checks for
baggage, thus ObvlzLing the dihculty Of delay.
Sth41 per uag
L1ogh8'.s ~
Slngb Meals ~
SUPPER Lodging, and Breakfast %
Brof kiast from 10 9 O'Clock,
DinneE 70
Supper, 5"s
nov 26-dSwIy. J. v GILBERT, Prophelor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted BY note or account for 1885
"A and 1856 must call and pay, or they will have 10 seville
with
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METROPOLITAN
Rating House.
TIE PropusIor beg inform citizens Of Nashville
and the pu5lc generally that lbey considerable
expense ntted up tie slCrs nouses The toruer
CEDAR AND CHERRY. STREETS,
or The purpose OF carry Ig areuisr
New EOrk EIgGe.
We purpose having q regular Bill of Fare, win prices
aLLCned, That bo enabled pUcket and
appces OF our customers, charge taau
hey Ct. This nseCed in ely hope by
trct zteuton 90 business puBc patronage.
We ee Ger Of success, win Efforts the
RAJ FL In the kiIonen, WIIlrush Public Duusrs AZ
ne shortest notice. also Keep hand large s0ck Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
and LiquoEBs
Call and examine, a the Metropolitan.
oeL6 & W. MOORE
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

G. A. Princes Mslodsons Buffalo, N.Y. Church and Parlor
organs, Guitars VOns ViOncelos, AcooFdeORs Plutes
FlEgOes Fes Drums, TsmbOuuRes BanOS and everything
merchants line select catalogue
sheet Music; Music Books and Instructors Of all kinds
Orders from She country will meet with prompt attention
Pianos tuned ACeOrdeOn all lnstTuments repair
No. % Union streel, ~ldOor from Coegs [sept.
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Sr. johns, N. F., July H. 1853.
The steamtug Blue Jacket, just from Liverpool,
in twenty eight days passage, reports having seen on
the oath June large and small steamer, both Bri-
fish, in latitude 81 80 north, longitude 80 west.
They made signals, but the Blue Jacket had no code
and could not understand them. That same evening
saw large steamer bearing down upon the others,
but could not make out whether it was English or
American.
ST.. JOINS N. F., July H. 1853.
The captain Of the Blue Jacket says that one OF
the steamers was large double deck frigate, with
cog wheels fore and aft, (she passed within mie,)
and the other was large paddle steamer and was
distant half mile from the other. large steamer
was bearing down upon them in the evening, when
they were lost sight of.
The Blue Jackets log of the 25th June reports
strong breeze from southwest by SOUTH and weather
hazy, with westerly swell latitude by observa-
ton, 81 IL. The weather continued moderate and
thick till the morning of the Sd inst. when there
were strong gales from southwest by west, with
high sea-
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Had you been in Union square last evening when
the keeper turned out the hundreds Of respectable
men and women who we're enjoying themselves in
that cool and pleasant retreat you would have been
struck with the folly and cruelty Of the proceeding
and, at The same time, with the prompt resignation
OF the snierers 10 their fate. Il Is downright an
surdty 10 close the lungs Of the city before eleven
O'Clock II. NJ for q IL only after dusk that the toll
aud snnbnrr mechanic can enjoy their cool
atmosphere. You have more than once raised your
voice against this curtaiment Of the poor mans
rights, and nov beg OF You 20 expose again THIS
grievance in such p manner as 20 call Tor immcdiato
Icdr - from The authorities.
ONs OF THE SVFRERERs
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CITY Pcjssscp.
KErrD1fcAN EXECUTIVE coMMrrKE PREPAErsa PoR
THR STATE CONVENTION.

hErrDIfCAN ExhcuTIvE coMlurrKE PREPARING Pos
THR STATE CONVENTION.
The Executive Committee Of the Republican Central
Com mittee met last night at the republican hest quarters
in Broadway. This sub committee prepares the work for
The Gefera Committee to perform, and what the former
determines upen generally endorsed by the lsiter Il
therefore be power behind the throne greater than The
throne nseD This Executive Committee again controls
ed by fT MASTERS, Of which Mr. John A. Kennedy, an
old OK rsnmauy democrat, s the most potons aud he
sgan " under the control Of the Central Railroad and
fhurIow weed what s done therefore, by The Central
Oommhtee Of his city ls prompted BY Lord rhurlow Ia
Albany
last night the meeting was secret, o1 u Understood
thai the calling OF an election for Delegates ~ Syracuse
sss on The ta,s will be remembered that a. The TO
cspt meeting OF the state Central Conrntee, the Weed
seward interest received rebuff In the dession OF
g, nnttee 10 call for two delegates from otca AsssmSs
districtthe seward people wsnkuc oaiy one 6elesee
iron, zach District that the Convention might be ea
raarased fntre "a but Little doubt, however tnas tna
delegates cNcseu in his eNy viii be All 1st tho Abaly
oasIeFs OF inc repuhipr uar,y require A raeesgos a.
mo Central lom na,ee Vii be bold i1s rak rhsa sal
for primary eitctcn ~ ts,sy1es ~ q issued.
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THE DAY OF BAKZs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRE-
yAfLtNG-TRADE VERY DULL AT PORT All
PLATTE-PROvIsI0Ns HEsHIPPED.
BY the arrival Of the British brig John Butler, Capt
Park, we have received advces from Port au Piatt
to LIST instant.
They contain confirmation of the advices already
received, that the revolution had finally ended, and
the city of ST. Domingo had been Internationally
surrendered to the legitimate authority of the coun
try.
Baez had left the island, and the army of General
Santana had, with great rejoicing, entered the city,
The papers are full Of official documents, but con-
tain no additional particulars Of interest.
Everything ispeaceable and quiet
Business very dull SIX cargoes of provisions
arrived in twenty-five days, but unable to sell had
left for market.
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TO THE FD1TOh OF THE HEeALp.
IN reading your Report OF sermon delivered AZ Hss
1ovibg. WV
Bis tRctmert In several draunss and Scored pe.es 4,
wien hsd uersonsed the saviour dressing ma pur
fr cofoine &c pog1sr eugrntugs, rcu5ed bin mn N
nho ffpfrtrs tfd % frt seesg ~
ror sf, haro ol rttr geF1 or heard ~ "drAsra ~
sscIen F'ce cr par o' s1 kni " Seich ,he savlso-
"e fefr ssutso NN nc Rav gcgtieuer Isf,rfn t,e
Feaa' ~ ~ ttr fittD SIR wtt " snt "A VIA. pece ne
FtfiCi" ei rs 1t.ra.t-r ui or ssvkyrs Tcyru
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FIRE At LorIsvILLE.-On the 9TH inst. the exten.
sve beef packing warehouse Of ]. +. Gunkel. on
Main street Louisville, was destroyed by hre Tho
building was about two hundred feet in length a
fnmc, IN which was stored large Quantity Vf beer
hides, ard. grease, pigs tect ant other provisions
~ She vaiue IT over sj06O. Mr.. Cur kei e-tm les
bis loss at fully $40 J00 with but tttls Insurance.
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colouel First regiment virginia volon,esfs.

STEAM TITO RAPPAHANNocx DESTROYED ny
F1hE-FoRry sfGHT Mulss BURNT To DEArH,-.Be.
tween six and seven o'clock ON Saturday afternoon.
the steam tug Rappahannock, having In tow twenty
five canal boats, for Fairmount, from Bordentown.
and hiyhye mules ON board, took fire whey1 i'm the
middle of the Delaware, nearly opposite Red Bank,
are lire was first discovered under tue deck and an
~. nv was maze ny INC crew 70 eNtinguish Il.
bat in a few minutes tup lames burst tnro,,,,h tne
ceek and spread rapidly that all attempts 20 s7b-
due the Gre proved abof'iye- PhiGedelphss Ledger,
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NN~J>~N~NoN-o~~o>>~N~N~
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA OFF CAPE RACE.
DISSOLUTION OF THE SPANISH MINISTRY.
.~OooN--oO>~~~D~~~o~~~~~-
Gen. O,DOnmeu Again at the Head
of Affairs.
~orO>~~o4~o~ooN~o0O~NO~
Meeting Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Shareholders.
~~DloNOo~|N0>>N-NN>NNo~~>~~
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON AND FLOUR.
CONoOL9 IS Ia q 05 SO,
no., TO-, 10.

Sr. JOHNS, N. F., July IL, 1858.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on satur
day. the Sd inst, passed Cape Race at quarter to
ten o'clock A. M. to-day. 1.-THE despatch is not
dated and we are uncertain whether she passed the
Cape on Monday or Sunday morning-REP.l
The Canada was intercepted by the news yacht Of
the Associated Press, which obtained the following
summary of her news. Neither the weather she has
experienced nor the number Of passengers are re-
ported
The screw steamship Indian, from Quebec, ar.
rived at Liverpool on the 30th ult The steamship
Norsh STAR from New York, arrived at Southamp-
ton the LIST of July, and the Kangaroo, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the same day.
The news by the Canada is of but little impor
lance.
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The Worth German L.oyas s,earush,p urem,

The above steamer, which IL the pioneer Of line
Of vessels 70 from New York 10 Bremen diresi
vit.ted by numerous party yesterday comprising
bcrs OF The mercantile proiesson aud their friends who
hat been invtei 20 col alton board by The drecofs
TIE Bremen iss propelIsr her appearance tas
Ter dic1g tssi she ane bOat and ia every wsY
srl.ed for toe coniot q emgTsns passengers sac
butt in G-eeaocF, Scotland, by gossrs laird 9,
ast vas launched early this ysnr. Her siGl TIP wss
made In MAJ last mo Clyde, ~uel she steamed
thirteen add ihrse-aaErler knobs 40 hour durIog
the trip Der dmegaisus 3i5 'ee. desk 40 feet
BEEN, "a fsst bold Her deck aTJrss clear promo1ads
,he wtoe length Of the ship aud Ia yromHea, fsa.
Of the vessel Special attention has been paid
cous'rac,ioa Of the shs Is aited vita Of
Ltte's dros. s,,ips Aleni equilibrium eag0os Of 5i6
tOite poser. Ttc 0a2kser Oh tae pTD1oiisr, whcn
thres tsoe Sc fss; push Iarts fset zoe
Gs'retsr o; tae main shan fifteen ncbss aad gs,oa
nineteen nenes; cyhnder diameter piaev isceo-; Joe
ancal Improve for The corcot aud saely OF pas
sspgefE, ard IL heated throughout steam she ry
and maple tnd IL a sop,sseloas snd laxus,a1s q arr
ment, zoe hpudrsd feet long ly thSty wid..
dessrNed viii several beautiful oi paint
irgs ilu,irsng German sceuery; lounges covered
snh ciintou velvet, mirrors anu Dorasnsd cornices,
exhibit the hbersl;y OF the company he
ton n rs psroDs. Acjoi0ns the main saIoon there
spertnert especially devote for toe aaacnsnt OF Iafy
passengers, IN which there " placed pisns library
OF eholce AID entertaining works
Tue bertbs are airy, ant AL tho requisites Of the toilet
crowded. Ths sec1nd cabin In snu.,ed uutsr TIE
ram saloon, and Is much larger IL Is plain. pu,
forsble Inc steefAae Passengers are snoy pro sded
for, having roomy and veil ventilated esfths farce
hundred and thirty i've passengers be carrei the
teerage alone.
roa Bremen IA commanded by Capt wessei, an unas-
tuusng gentleman, WOO res for many years been COZ
neotea With orean Navigation, aud oarefg seaman.
On hsr trip cut she logged hr,esn klots e capsaa
cophdebiy hopes 10 makes tie passae vrect - Bremen
in lees than twelve dsys. rheto four steamers on
ibis rne-the Hudson, rh,ch wll leave R,eueu on ,h1
i7b the weser, Bremen New YORK. They VIII leave
reesy rhe Bremen carrier, Ia addition 10 ueu, CON
pcmett n BEATS ur Eogsh and four Frsucs patynt
ne coats She leaves on saturday, the l7ih inst
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me ntecs IN pur wa sac COO oAea OF which s52 900
bales American.
STATE or rsApx IN MANCHESTER.
NE Mansheotsr sdvIcos we're favorable snt holders
sera demanding NJ advance, which hal the effect Of
c5scsiog business
LiyzHPooL BKEAD5rvFFs MARKsT.
aezsrs. Rchayds1D, sPsrce Il Co. repsr. that tSe
weather bad favorable for the crops. Floor vas
Grn and ia better demand II N advance q 3d. wcsara
more, as. "a Oh Oaio, 22s. %, 81, sni
.A,ra ~. louis, g1s. a as ca. Wheat was
hAo sdvsncea Ia s2f. snc, tuesday; IS 20 q S. toa
'ur Tcatsrp ahd c. g. ca fJr Srntnsrn 90. 30
a. 20 %, G ,0 , aua o. aOa
toss non'usi A. 3ts. Cd white as ga for Interior;
bestd waite sDid 1t an sasascs Of ~ fer festSg par
pcsss
Ne.srs Blsasd, Anya& 20. rag -four had advanced
Cd. lis.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MsRKsr.
xsssrs. Bgisnd, Atays q o., James scasory, ha1
fi.ady. rors qs.~; no Ansficaa cGsrinE Bsooa Ga l,
and Tea for przs. rkroN decliAei L. p; Bat sasrs
Associason Bon'uSl a. 5i, bls 81 Csesse--SAes un
important
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
rhe brokers' 400 other crceius quote FOL
iowp,--Astss dau al sos for both pots aud pe,sls.
Sugar quet. Coffee q1'et rAco-csroiDa generally
closed buoyAst, a a,vsncs Of "a tie sp1i.
tod s on Scst1g cargoes ana lodian. Na-in sversxs
arm a. 4s 10 Id. tor con- non, sni lss Cd tss for
aBe Bidss wcre active AZ inn ra,ss God oil was 10
better aemaas ssd prices rers essr, but no, qao,aby
lover Seal on 80 sperm GA fSI al retail. Baseso
OIL fyu, but fales uine Spris turpcnhss oosed dal
~ t7e Cd The wcpl sales we're progressing actively,
aud all quAiuSs show slight advance,
LONDON MARKETS.
sesars BArrg tsFothets' circular quotes breadssuGs
Win an sdy Apcrs teniency. Ecslsh slgnty
fsgoer, bus generally urcnssger red American, As
as ~hhe, 4ee. Ffoar, 2os. pa trol sttafy at fs
20 b. Tor both bars and rails sugar du a! dscre OF
60 Coffee quiet and all qualities snshiiy declined TIA
Lille inquiry snd prices weak at 10 a. for cougou RICE
Am, With large speculative and esport inquiry for
f1oisn, which bad advanced I'd. q tsd. InseeI oil
msctive At 31s ef flsh oile3sies uai prtan.. scarm
Gse fos. est. rdoN--An q,sliaes slightly destined,
sses at bos 3D. Ole. 90 the spot Sprs tuepsntns dull
and all qualities siehtly lower sales a. fes iss cd
HAvaE MARKETS.
For he week ending June 81 inclusive. Cotton irm
saes Of 75c0 bales stock fS4 600 pales. sresdstuds
have a oeslisips tendency Po shes quiet Psari aspes
nrm. Coffee nrru, sod AL qusties slightly advanced.
Whale oil slightly advanced. Lard quiet WnsleDons
stsady.
THs LATEST MsEKgr 1EroaT.
fJvERrOoi, July 3--Noon.
Mcssrr Richardson Spence o., report cotton steady,
vito estimated sales Of 1900 psles.
Ficur steady.
Wheat ssesay,
Cnrn dull
Provisions sseafy.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

-he bill allowing the House of Commons TO admit
Jews passed its second reading in the House of
Lords by forty six majority.
The House of Lords had rejected the bill to abo
h:h the church rates by large majority.
The Commons were engaged in the consideration
of the bill for the government of India.
Parliament would be prorogued before the end Of
July.
Considerable anxiety about the Atlantic cable was
felt at the departure the Canada.
A private meeting of the shareholders of the Hi
nois Central Railroad had been held in London. A
committee was appointed TO look into the affairs of
the company, and a delegate goes to New York
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FRANCE.

The news from France is of an unimportant cha
scter.
Commercial affairs had improved at Lyons an
kareilles.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MoNkY MARKET.
Money continued IN increased demand and the make,
At three per cent The bulon in the Bank Of
EsgAno bad decreased ss6 ooo Consols closed n $50
s5h for scceuni.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
MssTs Barring Brothers report American stocks quiet
Illinois stcsrHes Fat, At further decline; shares ver
quoted ~ % tscouni-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
he brokers circular reports the safes Of cotton for IN
week At Il 900 bales o; which II 600 speculation
and g. ooo for export All qualities had advanced
eighth and three sxseeuth Of penny Some circulars say
eighth and quarter or apeony The sales OF the "a
stt were IL 900 bales OF which 1000 were
spectators and for exporters the rnket closing firm
a. me following authorized quotations.
Fair. Aidflin9
Orleans. ...........'.'."...".,,t, ZIG
Neobet.s.ss.sssss s.s sssssssssst t-Ao
tptshds,..> .s....s........N....'1 ga
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SPAIN.

The Spanish Ministry had resigned, and new
cabinet had been formed with General 0'Donnell at
its bead, as Minister of Foreign Affairs and War.