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DIED.
N wedn, ,day morning. July 81. Richard

GRFEN-In hi. city, on Wedn's day morning July ~ Kei
: Grs.n sfsd - years . ~, -,
Cb,p,.r No M " End NJ snd the Masonic Ftasroi,y
~, t,,p,ctfuy invited 20 aiirnd his fnn-rs iron ID
"a, 90 No g. 'ss.' Twelfth street, At 0cIcck p n
or r,,Ssv essh inst. wi;hou, further invitation
,soN,c Tn. member, Of 81, Johns Lodge No of ssa
M srr r,qusssd to meet a. Their Lodse ON "a rs.ess
Ute " i''i''' A. II. DRUMMoND, w. ~
MASONIC member, Of Leslsnd Chsp'er NO ~ .
,scn.,,.S n meet their Chapter Room, oid fslosS
Han on Fd.y s~h inst. at O'Clock M vy zoe ~s 'ns
ne OF re,r,ct 10 late companion, kicns'u o.,
NULTY-On Wednesday July 2, rhhp son Oh s'e Ann
Nulty sg,d years .s.u ,,x,.3 % ..s,A H.
,i a.v fThur.isyl from the residence Of his Paren:
No. l2c Mott street, at u O'clock
Or wssns.d.v evening July a. ise OF eboe,s b.
aptum John rrd, riei OF John and Ehzaee'n - ise
ssed IS months and Is DAYS . .,,.. ~
The fr. raj will place fem the residence OF bis parents
SO Fourth street, Brooklyn, T.. D. on Friday the h
o'clock
Califori ia rapers please copy.
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Hides, Sc. q n Tsiow 7d7Ic y n Lamb Pelt, 5SD
&c rsrn Caf ekrs, ia 81. y n Veal Calves, S4dS1
n Beet Extra and First quaIy includes nothing tie
beet, large fat, s'sll-fso Oxen.
Second quality inc1e. he bs. fed Oxen the best .
fed Cows and best three Ordinary consist.
u Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
sHEEPfxa includes Cosset and when those Of inferior
quality throw
There 10 the Eastern Railroad 1876 over the
B'on and Lowell ard 10 The Frehburg-s2 those
The FfrchbuTz from Albany
kIsARks-Ther was sish, improvement In the qu.y of
Beet bu, further decline OF c y there but r. " II
the bot quality d az high % T. Since aud Lamb.
dsI from .5a SIC = h.sd lower than the lat week quI,s
number VII remain uusold az Close of market f
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.CARgFvLLY

Market.C.sryvlLY REPORTED rox rHE ". Y. TRIsyNE.
WEDNESDAY, July q, 1883
AsHEs-fhe market is without change for Pos; the demand
fs.r; sses u 50 bba al Is ia. Pearls arc Dominl
SkESWA I-Anericsn Y-o~ 10 selling al IS 1ts the latter
Jafbe exesne figure Some Western sold at soc cash.
C01TOS-fne usrtet again higher and sctye undef the
urther pc~s; Of 5000 bA-s We quote Middns Upland
l1&o-. and Do Gull l2ic.
CoFSEEveSy ,ile 10 doing We hear Of sales Of $50 Rio
It ilei 80 BAGS 8: Domingo l0ic, for expert; 30 bags
0nayes losc.. ssi SO bags LSgu&ya llc We quote:
yogA Whit 0.....t 0s ,AAIscAioc Oil
His, hir OIL jamaica enS
RIO ordinary. ole, 81 Domingo (o) ioo .i0i slo'
COAThe demand i active for douesic and prices are
without CHANGE the 'iok amp We quote by the cargo a.
IS 2a&s - froa yard a. SiGs ~ 80 forcisE 10 in MOI
srae reasest Of 20 tuns liverpool Came. IS $50 IS "
- tnp a~sysrrd, sai $50 tans Sydney 40 cash
"COpPEk-New shesthos and yellow Metal have declined
the former 10 &c TO- Suit and ,as latter sc Re-
Sp~S rsc Ass good request sshiy
.alss a sos Tor The ssck u 2ic and
~ Bsltmore Lake superor Bs Rxsxieus Copper
- so~I, AZ SaSc Old Saoa,hns a, ~ cash
DfEWOODs-Tne nauiry for all dsscrptions continues
As but s,ochs light, and price, are sales q
LeasiwooS Of x&, weA We s-0:s:
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POLICEMEN AND THEIR PRIsoSERs.-Dennis Sulli
van, apolce officer of the Fourth Precinct preferred
charge Of assault and battery against Dennis Daley
yesterday, before AID Brady, for having nterterei
WITH ana struck him while attempting TO arrest An
alleged disorderly woman on the 18th mat. IT,
woman Wa tried snd dismissed the day following
aid Officer Thomas Walsh, witness in the case MA,
then charged with perjury, for which he is vet to be
tired. The care of Daley was not conclu3ed
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

1hi- sas quite large supply Of bEEY CATTLE a, b.
picp Grove yad' This week the offerings amounting q.
Low head Tie unusual numb for this of h- wear b
.no'i 10 .duc. The price about &c. The .s, OF
90 esIre vsiied Rom 90 5od s. SO 80 D 100 ~
inc s1PPy OF sn-~p was not god for some
w,t.' pc 'qusy The ofruss amounting 70 only 400 he'd
so' o. "hch were s'd az rom eQgc, net large 10. of s,.
SIR were sold 70 grasers IL New Jersey. ~
HoGs-Ihe oengs Il Hogs only amounted D, h..S Ill .,
wheh were sold al nom ssdss T. 100 n
lowS-Te.rs cnsus- 10 hi, market mt 6sy, Cov.
onri' Ac 70, many Of them Of very quality 80 VIZ
'oa Al ron OLE SEQ according quality aud cldlon
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- oa,ssy frry HID a. improvement srsb
lis tbr rfcpt Of the European news giving ne
take hold Of eny large Hvic-. . they GAM
5rerp a u.tfv such Ld-ed
Of the gho beerofoo have o.e AIse purchasers nj
Dtch bought roihing l.Ts ths year, Ion az
thr s-ut; and
~ a 80 heavy an article woid be snytbrg but d,sifab IN
msrte thst ara h.se TO break down Enei e
rrrssre Of ssua-on should the Weston trade euiss In the
which il the close % the iisa ms
year 1857. IN h@ time ht,e disposition IL ae@oe
the per- Of few an erctmeI and carry p's
higher th large sales comprising several taJlssd
in the JOulua which % inyst'
ton lu out Nothing therefore, beyond flT jon
demand has been done IN the pres IT buoy Az '
the uaS.t been made Of go banca IN
S2idS5c cash aud 400 do Straits in los a. u az.
held Sc Plates have further al
.s II GO boSe. X q. 81 ia 50 s m1uh.i and JOB
'os from 10; b.id- which. 40 boNs common y
Cose cod a. 5DG 81 81. and 80 do Chsrc"a ierne a.
Re-I - ls9. 6 months. -,
TALLOW-The demand Is light and toe rnarse dull sales
Is 100 r. l0ic yesterday and 1900 u prime to-day a. ioc
Rough Fat is in fair demand AZ &c. d,
MODL-Nsv. Fleece in fair gl OF
lt % 5ld4lc. for quartz. blood i15c io nall 20 aIr
QUARTER 55a5ec for fun blood al c1o saxouy Pulled
oders. squ-s, at ste ady Ts.s sales Of - " 10 81 ~
48c a. 70 quality Foreiin good sdpply. AID is e active
but prices are without essential change. We quote;
Am ss,ny f. n. $500 sssned iV1ls
Am Am hood Msrno .53d55 g. Am En.re Eos DO. l56
Am And Merpo. q - S. Amer ~shed. 9d1i
Az ns,iya and Aerno An. Coraoya Esshec d.1
Cx,rs Pulled ......... 45d5 East Inds wsshea sfz
ep<rfIe Pulled a. African anwssned. sfls
No l. Pulled. .......Sd3A African wsshed .....l6f1s
CsGnia &c mu,1 DO iOa II unv.sh-d ..22cs
Peruvian vAsh-d. .3e a. MEXICAN nnvasnsa '''''hu'f
Valparaiso, UNIV ashed. ..nGl.I =, -.
WUSKY-The market 10 hnor the demand fair sales OF
40 bbls a. 2iQ2sc., the latter for H.Isp.ss ga
WHALEBUEE 10 held firmly a. Iyd'c. for South SEA 'oU
78c North tDGs5c Tor Long %" ano % 4Jc
cash for handsome Ac!ic the inquiry however, ha' 0ten I'M
ZiNC-The market is quiet 7.G7lc mos ex ship and
from store
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Observation-Disclosures Para has been In fair request and
prc have sales OF ~ 900 b at t5dc moe held
uy 57c. The stock of all descriptions Is small and;prces
tel upward.
IEATBER[is very slow Of sale prices are heavy, PaIticu
lsJly Of H-nlock.
LEAD-Pig has ruled quietly; sales have been made durrg
the week at sea 5 8t for Gsna % - for Spanish and
Missouri all cash Bar commands tc. Pipe and Sheet &C. Old
Lesc, &c; cssh. c-
LATs-Eastern plenty the las ssss at S7
LIME Rocksnd quiet 75c for Common. Lump quiet
nominal.
MOLAsSFs-The market is quite dull; sales unmportan~
NAVAL STCRES-Sprits Turpenine Continues In good re
quest steady but with reduced stool III hfst hands
LOGO bb in and shipping order the spot and to
sse asa i6c cash, chiefly at 4oG+5se Crude remains
ouiet and prices nonuay the Common Rosin Is dull a.
75d 81 ia T. $40 r. sfost aud delivered sales Of go bills
STRAINED al ~ q $40 n IN yard The medium and he gsies
Al lin better request and reduced stock Of strictly Pale
qualities manifest, but for other descriptions
the market symptoms If buoyancy sales OF @ bbis
Low TO good 81 IS So and geo de- Pale w hite al
IS Tar in good request bl. the light stock
Offering net trans cus som-
bhs North IN lots been made ~
o,g , KIM IA. in ard ME-.
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Disasters. Ac.

NOBLE. July 1.-THE schooner n W.,-cn Carlisle -
ssaore On East Bank Mobile Bar; mos.
@ o.s o.en taken out BY s.eambos and It is expects
Is,-frsPh TO Enwood Walter. ESQ., Sec BID Undervn.
EST July 2S-About q 80 bales cotton from The -
ne Ihd n Hunter sold yesterday BY public
ssrLess price Of 10 20 per bale The wrecteS az -
vi, cargo, and II Is expected that nearly oil that
Ve"' viu ~ ssTed lBy letter b Enwved Wsaei -
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HEPoRTED FOR me Y T. IRBuNE, GEO RUPP.
WEDNESDAY, July n, 1859
Whole number u Ca lie a. market 800 about Beev-s
ard go ST. consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and
one, Two ard three. yesI-Olds
fRIcEs % MsRErT bEgF-Exrs. 81 5od So; frs. quality
80 +G IS; second quality 50; third quality, So ordinary
1915. " ~
PRICES or STORE CATTLE-WorkDe Oxen, y pair S75
%llOd -5; Cows aid Calves f35 AS7 S456 90; Yeass
none two yesrolds "a 81; thresy-srold,, s28ds5
sHtP .sD LaNBs-4 5S a. market prices IL lots, 51
ga :. . cam s27;a +3a $3.50
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cation were closed Yesterday for the annual vsesta
Of FIVE weeks. Exhibitors and other iotsre'hns
srercis.s were given in the various schools.
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Receipts Of Productivity y, 1859.

TOTAL BY ALL RouTEs-l 9s9 bbs Flour, 6o bush Wheat
49, 8 bush Corn bash. Oats, 100 bush Rye ISL bo
Provisions 23l bbl WHISKY, u bb Ashes, 10 tuns Ohcake
l,564 bbs Com Meal
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ny TeleHFaph.

AVANNAH, July 1.-THE U. NJ steamship Ausu -
hvea AZ u. wharf a; O'Clock Wednesday morning al
NORFOLK, July .7-AIr ship Highland Chief C,rdi1 ID
PROVIDENCE. July Below shin Wild Cat Morse 30
New-Cr..aLsi bns Cstlsrinr, Nickels bangor.
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Toal...... ..........'.. 832
Sales If Hogs for the week ending July a. by Miles Bart
lett Commission Merchants No 80 Washington street. New.
York:
l6f H. 7c for w ID Bells, SuIninervle NJ j. lU2 still
fed hoU 30 ~ priee Sc for o. d. Smith, Ken.
'ueky iS half and still ted Hogs average gross price
&c. Total $40.
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a rived.

sesn ship Empire City, Griffin, New orean, July a. and H,
Steamship Nose. Taylor MpGowsn, A.pn~sh July 10 Vi.
KY West mdse. treasure and PASS 70 M. O. Roberts.
slH SIsss 1 , ee No s' Ss . day. %
sJbos,d quarter Of vessel q about 400 or ,aus burden
H. flee to MeCready, Mott Co. Had heavy weather.
Lost fore.topssli.ntns.t:
gak AIsaIea Banker Rio Janeiro June l5 coffee Aym
Co July 10 lat AS, Ion S, 80 spoke bark Inda' from Rio
Jun. 10 To- Baltimore saw going TO Rio bsrss r. H. Mean.
W D'ds- bonSd S July g. lst 81 lon 70 So exchanged d.
s wih double top.a snip showing red White and bloc
Bal cs,s fs:tin.l Rio J.neiIo q day. COTE. to
BON Re 10 New York ssth la. ss 81 lon 70 a. spoke bIf
Zng.rlls DO ford
Peers July D. lat lon a 50 spoke whaling ship Zephyr
oegnd 18th inst, lat % II hon. SO l spoke brig Speedway
Of Trerton, nom philadelphia ~ st. Bar,
Big Helen Mar ,Br Gard, Windsor N s., sdsys, pasrto
BI. Blcw tBr Hunter. nd.or, s., 7dsy., plaster to
bI. CIT Jspsr M.ehia:7 day; lumber to simpson Clap
Bng BiIehaId Tory, Cole, Ehzsbsthport, in ballast r
st csc sr Barker wipdsor,N s., Is days. plaster
Brig NJ Arnold BIB Atkiusou Dorchester N B.. day,
sehr Ca,hsne Bes shute Befas, days. lumber 10 mss
seh, bs}l, tof Broosnayen) Jayne, Bsypor Fla, b
sehr Bsneh .Brj E.s Port Spain, Trinidad, 10 day.. .asr
scbr d. P. Perry -, Cslai. days. lumber to master.
Sem cq5's'eS BE Davidson Windsor, N. s. ii DAP
sctr. Novel Godhis, Port Even, coal, for Boston
s s s Dean Kiss. ,o.a days stone
ebr Crusoe Fo.,er Mscha. days, lumber &C., sinpse
kHsyb.~
scLr NJ Marcy, Young Port Even, coal for Newport
s"hr Bay STATE, Herd.ryn. Port Even coal for Boston
sehr L. ii Nickerson, Baxter Boston days lnseed u
A Rove
SeII SsE.b, Holden Roctland days lime to master
sebr kuny, Tracy Mlbrdge days lumber TO master
schr j. Warren Reynolds. New Haven 2 days ud.e 10 ma
ter.
sshT A. Hss'DE Br), Smith, St. john N b., days, sOos
10 y. l. Nesius S.p.
soop Blackstone, Reynod' Providence days m .e to
ter
sloop Commerce. Smith Providence days. md,e 10 nss,ef
pass 10 y. P.rkins
Steamer Albstross, Jones' Providence mdse TO Oden
BELOW-Bsk Ann T.. Grant, Swain, from Rio d. Jsnstr
May H.
sAILED-s esmsbips Marion, Charleston; Roanoke Rel
moLo Ac brig Sea Foam.
The steamship Thomas Swami, Of Cromwes line Which If
this port s.t evening for Baltimore when In the Narrow
her propeller through unknown cause and was conp.
Dry Dotk
The bark Lone Star Dizer from Havana July t. a. anchor
re lower CusIanine reports ssiled with shp Anz
hobs.n, Tor London and parted company 18Th 10 lat
op 800 July 49, lat a. lon 70 o. spoke bark Sherwood
bcston, from Havsss Tor Cowts, all we'll
Il
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CLosIsG OF TIE CRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Til.
public schools under the control Of the Board of Eu.
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IMMATURE Almanac.
Rses... 452.. s-s..... 72o Moon .-Rises 1913
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 500 Gov Island .5:57m Hell Gsts...7s
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RFPORf

REPORT.
FoR WEEK ENDING WEpNEspAY, July n, 1853
~oTsI RECEIPTS xiSDs wrgx
According 70 the reports o the several places IL the
iiy, there have been received tins week:
and
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10 ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail Tor California Ieavcs SC touu svey MOI
day and Thursday at Letters essSnss ''s s0ou'o -
uarksd "Cvsrlapj, Viz ST. Louis"
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Tie proportion from Nsw.Yors !. unusually lsrs-
The following OBren McGraw's report of drovss re-
"a, R. MeGr.w, Albany. n: VI 97, 8 Bailey, y 2ss,
n Y I7s s T. Hatch n Y. 500 NJ McCuIHd c.; Y ;
It's s. White, n Y. 40 vanbu.hhirk N T.; li7 E. Hunt
y; ST. A1aiir, n = 90 shtrm.p Dlssle. NY is5 j.
W B..sr Ohio; lso s. Moore Ohio, l% J Goyd, Ohio
ssy; 81 Daniel Allsi,e, New JsI..y.
s4 d;ss OF snE.r sS9 9 a.Mss
epdins 500 s0 sheep " sd - 81 overriding about s2S
Browning. Jas Mecay reports sales of Ss6 a. 81 at
John C. Isrkin report. $40 sold at an average Of ssA
r IL Hone reports l. COS sold a. an ayerss. Of So 10
Th Lskin sole GA Sheep and Lambs. much the largest
in the pms this morning lot Of Lambs held at SO which
e,tinad dss 50 each Another 10. sold 81 IA the
1t cf sheep averaging 10 live weight. are estimated
~'I'h 81 % or - The iisI f q IN SA sRSSEr
The market has been lightly supplied hi. week and sales have
quality com fed Hogs sresiG al 6c. n Prime di.til
bare ek thorsh the pen. would appear well
supred the police having made sudden descent the city
ppoaldpd ti, in ps at the For,h stree, sale pen,
Tn following is list Of droves received at Aerton' Western
BY the the Hudson River Railroad:
Bridge. VIM Pratt
J. W Cushing ..........."S;2A 80
o1S M W. 49,; and pir Railroad.
john 1. Ae1snder........ .................... AS
Grand Total. 2e.
The following the report Of HOG, received a. Bud.n River
Drove ios loot Of street. North for the
By New Yok and Enc Railroad. .:.."......... 425
New York and Erie Railroad, via Bergen. ~
HUDSON River Railroad......... ..."........... 2H
Contra ~,
ofwbch we're ser: 20 Fcis:i .:iee; Y.ii: as
SD
Left over, unsold li2
Toai...... ...'......'.. 8S2
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NALS-Sst makilg OF Cut q. o.c and btIeAn wrought
IN a small way "a d@c. ,
OlLs-Lius.dn dull and heavy q. 60d6lc.. with limited
Gales from crn,h.rs bends Crude Whale te sctiye
and prices steadily sales Of 500 bbls selected Ia Newton
dou "a Electro az Sc dark Hgmpbsck in New
Bedf Crude Sperm is also in better request
ssl. of bbs New Bedford snip Ronsn, said TO b.
was DO, strictly pae Other descriptions sell slowly wanted
at quoted rates. We quote.
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SPELTFR-The inquiry 10 .ful hu,. mr. :. y ' SIS
sAs. of loc s.,sn, IN 90 q, -. D. No.
eaA. =. oaoi.
UlS.r. cout-. offer yery stltiazy AZ prices ac
,.,.d uoe.r.. t.n usde az prlvst, bargain
vsry h..ie dorf We krO~ Of cnsrle
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POTATOEs-Th-re only sh, business doing and hi. 10
entirely Long Island and jersey Poiso-s We quote
the II SUtoc. basket the latter at 81 go 81
T. hb.
RlCE-Sae. have been made Of 100 sSQsi 50 per
lee u.
SUGARS have rot changed. Raw steady and Refined
active: Of leo hhcs, mostly Cuba
including snlsn portion at 7c and lSS Havana
$40, al Toy ehlIE
SKlSs-Goat fair rrques. AZ M prices es Of II bales
Rio Hsch~ Curacao
M qua ~. nd - DO TAM act s-d
Deer remain ansuid and prices are ha uonuA We
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,..s =. &: Wa 81 y hp,h Hi Rsap.d Aad re = M
n s.S Rough a. DIS noninsl al 81 % ID cele1,. Ia
- nv ap.. eurns b- week ~ sale. o-inS os
q, " 900 tas. Be.ton 81 : e4 y bus eiss ana Ivy
a. ;, .rfve =; r 61l ~heh sb ''e tAr i-...
a II " 4,nett on F;lss7
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port SALES Of so SS for Thin Western ko5 fol Albany
him Oblorg, and eS7 fol City do. IN bbls
OlL-MEAlThe srsoId for shipping moderate sales Of 10
Western a $Sb, csA
PRONlSlONS-The d, Isand for Poik limited and the
ket uh,.e with little doing for local cou,ampuon the
sl0 bb'. at els 80 Is !" for new Mess; ia 20 for
thin Mess rs NJ aud s 10 6s 80 S3 Tor Prime.
Included in the sales Ao bbs Prime buyer 10 days
S062{. Bseis IN fair and steady sales Of l6 bbs
81 S6QS6 e2 Prime; 62s tor Country Mess; $50
S2 80 Repsesed Mess and sl2 75G IL 81 oI Extra Prime
Mess quiet S6g t.2 ludis Mes is nominal Beef Hams
l5a lSc Bacon quiet az ~ 0S.c Cut Meas
mer sales Of IS bids ard oesc f.! Shoulders and
4s!c fer Hams Lard lower and plenty the arrivals
fair sses of and IL. Qlo.c Butter 10 les.
plenty and in lair for State and 269 for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
An Insolent LETTER to the secretarv =, W.

An 1nsoient Letter to the Secretary Of War
WAsHINGToss Oct. 24-The Secretary of War
has received an nsolent letter purporting to come
from Cook, of the Harper's Ferry Insurgents dated
at Chamber-burg, Pa. in which he threatens to re-
take Harper's Ferry and Charlestown, Va, with
an army of several thousand men. He also saws in
his letter that he will throw open all the iaiIs and
libcrate all the prisoners, and perform many other
very ridiculous Fats.
A Card from Hon. ], Z Giddings
PHILADELpHrA, Oct. 24.-The Hon. j. r. Cid
dings, of abolition notoriety has published card
in which he denies ever being consulted by the no.
torious Brown concerning the late Harper's Ferry
insurrection, or uson any other matter whatever.
Abolition sympathies for Brown.
BosToN, Oct. 2t.-The Abotionists of Worces-
ter, Mass, propose contributing sum of money
for the purpose Of employing able counsel to de-
fcnd Brown at the. coming trial in Virginia.
Fire at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 23.-A large fire occurred here
on Saturday night which partially destroyed the
stores and stock Of Messrs Wilson STAFFORD, Potter
and Buchanan, J.-Watson & Co., and ]. Crabb &
Co. The aggregate amount of property lost
amounts to $4,000, but was mostly insured.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Oct -24.-Cotton closed steady and
quiet, Middling uplands, llsc.; Flour opened buoy
ant, with an advance of from 10 to 3Oc.. sales to-
day of 10000 bbls., the market closed with de-
clining tendency-snperfine, 81 90 to s5; Corn
closed dull, sales of 27.OOo bushels at 81 O3 for
White: Lard clased firm at 10 to HE; Whisky
closed quiet at 1885,; Sugar closed buoyant, Musco-
vado, 81 to 7c.; Havana Sugar, 81 to 74c.; Coffee
closed steady at 1Dl to l2Ac.; Money abundant and
in fair demand iat 5 to premium
CINCINNATI. 0st.24.-Flour closed active at 81 so
to ~ so for superine; Whisky has declining ten
dency and closed at 2lc.; Western Mess Pork
closed dull at $l3 rs.
River Intelligence
VIcKsBuRG, Oct 24.-The steamers War Eagle
and Fair Play passed down this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25
NUMBER 1871.

Inc Government Of Morocco has asked Of snain
further tire for the settement Of the Sifculty hs
tween the t-o countries, BUT Spain declines.
The Spanish Consul at Tzngiers has res..;xoa ~
ders from his Government to leave on tI. 18th ~
October, and the troops we're to enter on tie lstb
unless the dispute was previously arranged
Advices from Calcutta had been received in
England by the Overland mail to, the 18th of Sep
tember.
The rebels at Ncpsu and tie frontier were
still troublesome.
Some Of the discharged Europeaa troops hays
already sailed.
a vague rumor preEsaled at Calcutta that the
Earl of Clarendon was TO succeed Lord' Canning as
Governor General Of In:Ea.
Tie Overland mail also Brings advices from China
to the 10th of September, at which date tie Amer
lean nsinister Mr.. Hord, was still negotiating with
the CESnese Mandarnes at the mouth of the Peiho
but was about to proceed to Pekin.
The river and the crank canal was still bio oskaded
by the English and French squadrons.
Ching kang, celebrated rebel leader, has been
killed BIZ his own people.
The London news says that Morocco is disposed
to conce R the demands of Spain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

QUEBEC, Oct. 2i.-The steamship Anglo-saxon,
has arrived at this port with the European mails of
the 18th inst.
The steamship Nova Scotian, from this port, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
Great interest continued to be felt in England in
regard to the success of the Great Eastern and
everything in relation to the monster steamship
was chronicled with the utmost minuteness.
The Great Eastern made the return from Port
land to Holyhead, a distance of $50 miles, in forty
eight hours.
She is to remain at Hoyhead ten or twelve days
and then proceed to Southampton.
From these movements it is considered doubtful!
whether she leaves sor America this season.
Differences have arisen in the English Cabinet
upon the Chinese eaestion, and a split among the
members is anticipated.
Robert Stephenson, the eminent English en-
gneeer, is reportedtto be dying.
The London builders strike has not vet been
fully adjusted.
The London Times characterizes General Har-
ney's proceedings at San Juan Island as gratuit-
Gus insult to the British Empire and says it cannot
be passed overin silence.
were enthusiastically received at Bordeaux. The
Emperors speech on tic occasion made a very fa-
vorable impression.
Among other things. he said that the French
troops would soon evacuste Rome
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l2.--Rchardson, Spence & Co.
report Flour closed firm, and had advanced Cd. to
Is. per cental Corn firm and prices advanced Cd
to Is. per GENITAL.
Provisions steady. Beef steady. Pork dull al
SOS. Sugar steady. Coffee qniet and unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. l2.-sngar closed firm. Coffee firm
at previous rates. Tea firm. American securities
unchanged
One Day Later frOna Europe,
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN
NEW DIFFICULTIES AT ZURICH
A NEW ORLEANS SHIP WRECK