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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-30

THE New TREATY BETWEEN TIE UNITED
STATES AND MEXICo.--A correspondent of the
the N. Y. Times positively AYERS that Mr.
McLane, our Minister, has made new treaty
with Mexico, and says it is in substance as
follows:
l. Rights Of way across the Northern
States, between the Rio Glandc and ports on
the Gulfof California, with guarantees for
their protection and safety. ., Rights Of
way, and valuable privileges Of transit, sccu-
red to the American company holding the
lSthmus Of Tehuantcpcc. 3. The privilege of
erecting and maintaining warehouses at the
ternini of the several transit routes. 4. The
right Of transporting troops and munitions
over such routes, and to send troops to protect
them in default of Mexico fulfilling that duty.
5. Free entry and transit ofgoods belonging
or consigned to American citizens in Arizona
through the ports Of the Gulf Of California,
and across Sonora. &. Entire and unqucsti-
enable freedom of religious opinion, and rell-
gious worship throughout the republic. I.
\ clause indicating the willingness Of the
Mexican government to accept a modified
form of protectoratc at the hands of the Uni
ted States in other words to solemnize
another treaty. III form one Of alliance, often
sive and defensive. but in substance creating
n protcctoratc, whenever the United States
shall signify its willingness to enter into such
engagements.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE.-THE Kent
AearS recommends that the nominating con-
vention for this Congressional District shall
be bcld in Baltimore, on Wednesday Evening,
Aug, 9th. AS this suggestion seems to
suit the convenience of the friends in Kent
we give it our assent, although the people of
Cecil would have preferred place within the
district, and a time other than that named
We waive our preference out Of respect to the
convenience of the Kent delegation.
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oJ~At large meeting of the Opposition
held at Churchyillc, Hartford county, on the
23d inst, the following gentlemen were
elected as delegates 10 the American State
Convention, viz: w. f. Alagaw, j. Thompson
Tricge, w. Ill. Dallam and lIamclon Lefevcr
Delegates to I'd Congressional District Con-
vention: B. II. Keene, franklin IIanway,
III. a. Silver and II. Il. Duvall Alternatcs-
j. W. Hal. and John r. Moore. II. G.
Waters, Esq. was in the chair; Stevenson
Archer, Secretary.
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Local. PREACHERS MEETlNG.-At meet
ing of the Wilmington District Association of
Local Preachers held in St Georges, on Tues
day last, the following delegates were appoin-
ted to attend the Local Preachers Convent ton
Of the NJ f. Churches. of the United States.
TIC meet on the first Saturday in October, in
the City of Baltimore:
Joseph Miller and Jos T. Brown Of Cherry
Hill, Maryland: James Riddle, Brandy wirc.
Dell Il. ". Mullord, Summit Bridge. Del
The object of the meeting of this large body
Of Local Minister S is to form Il better acQuain.
lance with each other, and to study out fur
cher plans Of usefulness. in their appropriate
department Of ministerial labor in The church
They design to form an association of sell
devoted preachers Of the gospel of Jesus
Christ Knowing neither north nor south, but
having one object IN view, to spread scIlptu-
raj holiness over these lands.
There is a large body of local ministers
scattered over the tnittG States, numbering
over twelve thousand men, who are engaged
every Sabbath in holding religious meetings,
building up the waste places Of Zion, follow
ing III the blessed footsteps of their Divine
Master they are going about doing good, to
both the souls aud bodies Of their fellow men,
as far as Providence affords them an oppor-
tunity.
In the contemplated meeting there will be
no new theories to adopt, 10 revolutionary ol
political projects to discuss, but simply to
encourage each other in their peculiar mission
III the church.-DeL Rcp"ihc0n.
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THE PEACH CRop.-At recent meeting of
pcach-growcrs in the vicinity of Woolyilc,
Mercer county N. j., it was ascertained that
in a space of country about three miles square
there would be at least 10000 baskets of pea
ches for shipment In this space there are
over % 600 trees planted, $4,000 Of which
arc in bearing.
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VOTERS OF Cecil, remember that the
Primary Meetings Of the Opposition will be
held to day, at the usua! voting places in the
several districts. Let every man who has an
interest i'll the success ofthis campaign, attend
aud give the party aid by his presence. Now
is the time to organize, before the fight really
begins.
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NoM1NATEoNs.-At the locofoco Convention
Of the sixth Congressional District, held at
Ehdcnsburg, on Wednesday, Col. George
W. Hughes, of Anne Arundel county, was
nominated, FOR Congress. The District is
now represented by Thomas f. Bowie
Nathaniel Duke, OF Calvert county, was
nominated by The same convention, as Can
didatc for Commissioner of Public Works.
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1J7Privatc advices by the Africa announce
that Capt. Bonaparte, of Baltimore, escaped
without wound at the battle of Solferino
although in his regiment LIST Chasseurs d.
Afriquc) one in four among the officers, and
one in seven among the men, were either
ill.l or wounded
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TUE TRAVELLER.
EEvy AAD CHEAP Ls2E
THROUGH FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NORFOLK,
Prices EOyvcr than Ever


VIA DELAWARE and CHESAPEAKE CANAL. AID BAY
ROUTE On aud alter Thursday. June 2d 1889.
4s.s..-s-, the steamer WllMON
~ IN WUiLDUN. Capt G. j.
yiae>,s3a.i, T. rp?s4hee~ NAH3EGRrFr will leave
sesssH{ - isss..--sss ID Wharf below Walnut
street, ihiladarhia every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY. at O'Clock. ? NJ, ana SATURDAY,
ut o'clock p. NJ. for Norfolk.
TIE STEINER EXPRESS,
Capt. WM WILSON will leave Norfolk every
Tuesday, ihuratay AMI Saturday. at 1 o'clock,
Portsmouth at O'Clock r. NJ, for Philadelphia.
The l&res5 will sop at Old Point Comfort.
going aud returning The Tuesdays and Thurs,
dtys Trips wiil.be exchanged at heybold's Wharf,
Gu tho sassafras River and the Saturdays trips
will be exchanged at Port Deposit Fare each
way. -; to and from other points 81. Express
will leave Hayro de Grace every Monday at |
O'Clock on The arrival Of the O'Clock cars from
Philadelphia; fire, 81.
The steamer ", Nhidn Capt J. Vnndcrgrrt,
VIII leave II Wharf below Walnut Street, Phia-
dclphia, at o'clock p. NJ, every Tuesday and
Thursday. for GroEGET0WN. touching at Pert
Herman, Ee;teron, Reynolds Wharf and Fire
clock A,r., and Reynolds Wharf ut O'Clock
L, NJ. touching at the intermediate places.
Willleav Philadelphia, ON Saturdays . clock
". for Port Deposit, touching at Port Herman
and llayrc de Grace. And returning will leave
PORT Deposit ut :; o'clock P Nj, touching as above
TO The passengers by this boat Saturday
will not leave Port Deposit until Monday, y
o'clock W. arriving in Norfolk on Tuesday morn
ing. in time to connect with the ames and York
River Steamers.
Freight of all descriptions taken ut low rates.
For further particulars inquire of the captains
board l451Ali Freight must be prepaid
June A. lSj9--tf.
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LATER FROM CAILFoRNIA.-Ncw York ,
J0y 27.--The steamer Moses Taylor, from
Asplnwall, has arrived, bringing $2,l45 900
in treasure and the mails from California.
There was much excitement on the 18TH
mus on account of the discovery of large
quantity of golden images, g., in the Indian
graves in Chisaigon district. Many hundreds
of persons have gone there, and already sew.
eral thousand dollars worth of the precious
metal has been sent to Panama.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
+ AT ESTATE.

y virtue Of q Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county. in chancery. tn" under
signed, us Trustee, will sell at Public Sale
At THE COURT HOUSE noon, IN ELIroy, on
TacSdag The 23M dan Of .IuorN, ueat
all the Real Estate whereof Bcuilmin Stoobs
died seized, conSiStiu" of TWO SMALL.
FARMS, situated in EJk Neck, Cecil county.
about three miles below Elkton.
No. /. The Farm where Jesse Stoops
now resides, containing G2i Acres. is bean
!lnlly situated on Elk River, between Plum
and Muddy creeks, aud remarkably we'll
adapted to the culture OF Peach or other fruit
trees. 1t has Il comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn; sc. y portion Of the land
is in Wood.
No. .. Contains about so Acres, adj
joining lands Of Nicholas Lothian and Bur
Dcge Brock. There is Il good
I'vgo-StGGy Dwelling
on the premises. part of this Tracts. also,
in thrifty young chestnut and oak limbcr.
The SOIL of both places is Of good quality,
and easily improved.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-thirl of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sale onc-third in six months, and the resi-
due in twelve months from the day OF sale
the credit payments 10 bear interest from the
day Of sale, and the payment thereof to be
secured by the bonds or notes of the rur-
chaser, with a surety, or surcties, to be
approved by the trustee
u Sale to commence at II o'clock 4. NJ.
JAS. 7. McCULLOUGU,
July so. 1SjJ--ts. Trustee.
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PARADE AND CELEBRATIoS.- The
members Of Excelsior Lodge, I. o. o. T.,
Rising Sun, are TO have parade and celcbra-
tion, on Wednesday, the 18th Of August
They are to form at q O'Clock A. NJ, >at the
Hall, and march 10 the Grove Of Mr.. John
Hainmcrsmith. number Of neighboring
lodges are also expected to JOIN in the ccle-
bration. a Band Of Music will be in atten-
dance. Dinner, horse feed, &C., will be pro-
rided on the ground. In the afternoon the
meeting will DO addressed by eminent
speakers.
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C!)e 4flnrEirt5.
Eiht0n Market.
[REroRTED BY HENRY $. SITES. !

[REroRTED BY HENRY S. Sites
ELKToN, July 90, 1859.
Red Wheat 81 II to 5000, White do.
5000 to 5000 Corn, rs, Oats 80, Lime,
Is! cents per bushel.
WIMINGToN, July 29jh.-Whcat 2l.35
Corn 81 cts: Oats as Fou, 500 ST Co.,
Clover Seed, $500: Timothy do, 81 Is.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET July Goth,
White Wheat, Sl.I5, Red do, Sl,33 :;
Corn, IS cts; Oats, II cts. Flour, !. 1925
to &175.
BALTIMORE, July 20th.-Good to prime
rcd wheat 81 Is to $!.25, prime white wheat
81 80 to 40. Corn both white and yell
low So to 81 cents. Rye IS cents. Oats 80
to 43 cents according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra 1915.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET July 90
Beef Cattlc-,Thc offerings this week amounted
to about | 200 head, sales at 80 $1,000
per 100 lbs., as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales Of
fresh Cows, at SS25 a $50; dry do. at 20a $50
each. Sheep offerings 5000 and sales at
S,00a 900 per lO0lbs. Ilogs--OIltrings about
$50 head, sales at IS 90 a 50 90 per 100 lbs
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN DECLINES RE-
NoMlNATloN.-- Bedford, July %. The Ga
zette of this morning publishes an article
authoriatvely declaring that the President
will not be a candidate for denomination.
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IT, We understand that the Sabbath
School at New Leeds, plrke $ Rolling Mills
and perhaps from Newark, intend meeting
with the Cherry Hin Schoo!, on Saturday,
the 9th Of August. in IIasson's Woods
The exercises Of the day will, no doubt, be
very interesting. The Sabbath School at
Cherry Hill is quite large, and much interest
is taken in the School by persons in the
nrghborhood.
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LAND SALEs.-The commissioner of the
general land Office has directed the sale of
considerable quantity of the domain in Min
nesota during the coming autumn. These
lands are said to be very valuable, and large
number of bidders will doubtless be attracted
TO the sales
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DRESS MAKING.
MISS KATE MILLER

4 , ESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES
IA Of Elid0n and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared to make all kinds OF FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESSES, and do Fancy Sewing
generally; she will also make Gentlemcn's
Shirts; at the residence of her father, on
Main Succt, Elkton. April l6, 1880.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CIrY.-N York
Juiy q. The steamship Empire City has
arrived from Havana. -Four American cap.
tains had died Of yellow fever in port during
the month.
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GONE TO CALIFoRNIA.-Rcv. George
Burrows, d. d. late Of Ncwtown, and formerly
Professor at Lafayette College, sailed for
California i'll the Moses Taylor, few weeks
ago. Mr.. Burrows, who was for number f
years Pastor Of the West Nottingham Pres
hyterian Church, in this county is ripe
scholar, and gentleman of rare intellectual
attainmcnts ; and, we understand, lie goes out
to the new and growing State for the par-
pose OF devoting himself to her educational
interests.
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FAIR AND FEsTlVAL.-Thore will be
Fair and Festival, for the benefit Of the Rock
Presbyterian Church, held in TySon's Grove.
near Lcwisvilc, on Thursday, the 1lth Of
August. A Band of Music has been engaged,
and the managers will, possible, cause the
day to be pleasant one to all who may be
there. This is one Of the first re lgious.
societies formed in Cecil county.
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ia visit to the iron ore diggings Of
Geo. ?. Whitaker on Iron Hill, Says cores
pondcnt, is we'll worth the time that any Of
our county readers would occupy i'll going
The ore is raised and washed by steam power.
The disgings are drained by tunnel 900 feet
long, and about feet wide, 6 feet high
The ore is taken by railroadto Mr. Whitakcr's
furnace at Principle, aud there manufactured
into different kinds Of iron.
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PFC Nlc.-On Thursday, the Dist,
the scholars belonging TO the Public School
AT New Leeds under the charge of Mr.. James
b. White, held a pic ME in the grove near
by the school house. 1t was quite an inter
esting affair; he.Scholars, to the number Of
about fifty were there in all the n.irth and
sprightIincSs Of youth, indicating by their
bright eyes and ruddy checks, that to them
it was Il great occasion. The table WAS we'll
loaded with good things, and all passed off
PLEASANTLY. The Pubic Schools are growing
in ftvor with the people, and attcra while but
few persons will be found who are selfish
enough to opposn them. Il.
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JEAMS. MEATS and PE0yISIDNs. -Best sugar
4 L cured Cecil county Hams cured by one ex-
pericnccd in the business. Fine size for family use
at Nm IOkBEkI'S
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EE.sdT On and CAniEfNEDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE,

IN and after the lst Of July, 1856, the
" subscribers become the proprictors Of
W. Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Eikton, Daily Sundays
cNccptrd.) and stop on their way down the
ShurcS at tine following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTOWN
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVIlLE,
GEO. L. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in time for passcn-
gers to take the cars for either city.
Is They will also run daily branch line
from MiddletcWn, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chcstertown. going and return
Ing the same day and reaching MiddIctown
in time for the O'Clock. morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS X co.
June IS, 1856.
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IL The pic mic of the Sabbath School
Of the Elkton NJ. Z. Church, which was to
have been on Wednesday, was postponed TIL
yesterday (frday,) and as we go to press the
children, teachers and friends are out in the
Woods, and no doubt enjoying themselves to
the fullest extent. The postponcmcnt was in
consequence Of the Pastor being unayoIdably
absent on the day first named.
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GZ~The farmers Of this County are
nearly, ifnot quite done cutting oats many
would have finished last week, but for the
rains. The oat crops Of this county is large
and a number Of farmers intend thrashinn
from the field.
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PEACH TREES.
IN 400 PEACH TAEG', best quality,
600 5.1 a5, my %9.2ssssE s s'' 90
WILLIAM tAEIY,
July 20, 1850. cnnau,iu.ou. Hpg-Jcrscy.
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TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. LEFENIANN
JEAS opened IL New and Fashionable AS
L. Il sortmcnt of
Elegant Spring B0nNets

OF the latest styles. She has also fine s-~,,--
variety Of Head Dress, Caps, Flats. Efss3
French Flowers, Ribbens, and HatsEA.
and Caps for children, to which she invites
the attention Of the ladies'
She receives new supplies every week
from the city, and is thus able TO keep up
with the very latest fashions and improve
mcnts.
N. B.-Slre has arrangements for sending
comets TO the city to have them beached.
Her business is IN the Second Story OF the
New York Clothing Store, opposite the Foun-
tain Inn. Apr ,, ls59-H.
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.Goreioll Mus.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

Peace Conciuicd, -.4n italian Confederation 10
tc formed mder the Presidency If tie
Pope. austria Comedies LomiGldy to
France, Gud Napoieo" sirr> il 10 SWd'nja.--
FARTHER pOlNT, July 24.-Thc steamer
North Bliion, with Liverpool dates TO the l3,h
inst. passed here this morning, and was
boarded 10y theagcnt of the Associated Press.
Her news is most important. Peace kud
been concluded bcireen tie .iIiicS and AuSiIa
There is to be an Italian conf, deracy formed
under the honorary Presidency Of the Pope.
Austria comedies LombaIdy to France, and
Napoleon gives it to Sardinia.
Austria retains possession Of Venice.
The Paris M0ntew explains the circun-
stances attending the arnist,cc 1t says the
great neutral powers exchanged communica-
tons with the beIligcrents offering mediation,
but it was unsuccessful until the French fleet
was about to commence hostitics against
Venice, and conflict before Verona was
imminent, when Napoleon, anxious to pre-
vent further bloodshCd, ascertaincd the dis
position of the Emperor of Austria, and find
ing him willing, an arlnstice was concluded
The two Emperors had an interview on the
llth at Villa Franco.
Cyrus Ficld Esq, comes passenger by the
North Bllon, having accomplished the object
of his visit, relating to another attempt to
lay the Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
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WELL NOT LEAVE THE COUNTY. We
are authorised to say that Mr.. Alexander
Wilson has no present intention Of going to
reside on the farm which he has recently
purchased in Kent. He thinks too much of
Cecil to leave it and we arc sure the people
Of this county are quite as unwilling to let
him 70.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A negro Girl
named Caroline Wilson, was committed to
Jail on Wednesday, by Justice Brown, charged
with stealing clothing: Sias Gordon (Col'tN
was also committed for beating his wife; and
George Moore (white) to keep the PEACE
There are now eleven persons confined in jail,
four ofWhom are charged with felony.
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EXcuRsloN.-Quitc a large crowd of
colorcd person, of both sexes, went down the
river in schooner on Thursday.
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PnLAnELrArA. Aug. 9th, l8j9--" Baughs
Highly Improved Superrhosphatc of Limo
penE made By process which was contrivcd in
my Lab!alory ala acquainted with its qualities;
regard 1t rs superior 10 It Super-phosphate made
from bone ASH or burned bone. because the moro
yaiuAbl, portion Of organic matter is not destroyed
in Baush super Phosphate. JAS. 9. BpurH,
Practical and Analytic Chemist.
July 80, lSjQ.--au
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BACGiESS
Highly ErGpr0yetl Raw Rome
SMNnr-HslNsnI,ata Of Lima.

MannIacural from uuburnt Bones ut DOWNING
Ip\. IA Wholesale Office and Store No. 20
south Nharyrs. Philadelphia.
=, The subscriber, are exclusively engage! in tho
Manufacture and Sale Of this article, and would
respectfully Invite the attention OF Farmers and
be'Iets 10 II Being manufactured under their
personal supervision. from the RAW, OR IN
hlhNI.b BONES. they can assure farmers and
the trade 'hat it is perfectly Genuine Article,
and " Hp"r-phoSphatc which can be recommended
rs an entirely reliable fertilizer for all crops
they guarantee the Bones to be neither Boiled,
tHrncl or ltoIs.ed for The extraction Of the Gue)
in is Manufacture
Prize $l5 per- 1000 u.s., e., cents per lJ)
~ Liberal terms to Dealers
BAUGlI & SONS.
Wholesale Office and Store.
No ~ south Wharves, Philadelphia.
IS For sale BY DAVID SCoTr ELkrox, MI.
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!
good attendance is desirable. All opposed 10
the present eXtrlvagant and corrupt Admins
tration and i'll favor Of restoring the govern
mcnt to original purity, are invited.
RoBBERY.-Hesterday morning, after
the arrival Of the midnight train, the Office
of the passenger depot, in this town, was
broken into and robbed Of small amount in
change; one dollar was also taken from the
drawer Of the confectionery in the depot
building. The grain warehouse of II. S.
Sites was also entered, but nothing is missing.
A young man, who has been lettering about
town for a few days past, was arrested on
suspicion by the Deputy Sheriff. He gave his
name as Charles Edison, and was committed to
Jail by Justice Owens, to await Il further cx-
animation.
ANOTHER.-Thc barn Of Mr.. Richard
F. i idle near this town, was broken into on
Thursday night last, and about 20 bushels Of
corn taken; part Of it was in bags, ready for
market.
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ENGLAND.

The House Of Commons had passed to a
second reading Of the bill abolshng church
rates, by a vote Of 2G3 to 1913.
Both Houses had discussed the treaty of
peace. In the House Of Commons Lord John
Russell, in answer TO an inquiry, said that
nothing was known or could DC known as to
the details Of the treaty till Napoleon returned
to Paris, which would be about the 18th.
Sir James Graham. called attention to the
formidable French fleets at Chcrbourg and
Brest, together with gun boats for landing
troops.
Lord Russell said that Franae had made no
extraordinary preparations, and therefore
England had demanded no explanations.
Orange riots occurred on the 10Th of July
IN various parts of Ireland also at Pacsley,
where affairs became serious, knives and fire.
arms being used. One man was killed and
several wee wounded dangerously.
THE LATEST.
1t was reported at Paris on Friday, that
great agitation prevailed at Milan; that troub-
les had arisen in Venita that Florence was
disturbed and also that the Partisan popu-
lace was Indignant at the Emperor for his
failure to fulfill his promises.
Switzerland has ordered the disbandment
of the troops called out during the war.
Prussia has ordered her troops on the
march to halt.
liverpool MARKETS.. - Brcadstulfs generally
closed with a declining tendency. There was
but little inquiry and prices were weak. The
weather had been favorable for the crops and
the harvest prospects were favorable. Flour
was very dull. French was Offered at de-
cline of la2s per sack American -four quo
ted at l0al2s Cd. Wheat was very dull and
n1mnally unchanged. Holders are pressing
on the market. Western red Is Cd a9s, white
0a9s Cd; Southern l0alls. Corn is duh and
quotations nominal. Mixed yellow IS 10
a6s3d, white 1a7s9d
London Markets.. Wheat very dull witha
decline of 3 to Is on the week white 42a45s;
rcd 40a42s per quarter.