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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26
3wei Bulge td9(ic6 auf ieoer Eoute,

4Ez lzs~HE 9 nus ssppmmtne cuu,aas.
pittsburs, rDeelina, Garrisaura, Daltiuar<.
- philadelphia X nsw-Dork.
@%leyelano unp Yittsburaz8am
k%e1Sreert, in s5r!se sineS uetercintemmens nit her
Jer1 MaYnt, Yittsturs wnr Gbisasp @iientahu-
Welsu|da1t. jeecn Ia9 (SrnataeS aUSaenpnmsu)
~1clsenre :3ISe:
Dle Yittstur9 unp Mteelina MaiI
Illle tpn,n,t an:
9e91 ~" ueT N,M, plttsturs lin, $50 q. 81,
"S il Wis in S1icaeper,.
W" gShtelin9 Tim SAC nm.
Soltimrre 1890 ~.
e"Se|aNe an Yhllacslrtia 1 2,3O 81. ~.
New-yprf $50 q .AM,
Der DENOMINATIONS Bug
trreidt
Sf1laBf ourlpn I'M ..5,45 81. 81,
eltHtianb Mapsnnar $50 N.GR,
um 4,05 Na9mi.t. @frpm ..6,25 N.M.
Milsrsbursb $40 N.M.
Der Sitlide Grrreb<3ua
rerl1Bt0lsveIaue I'D
Wntunft her;3iiac srr Nufuuit:
ebica9p> BuTalou ne
cincinnati unt 1920 pittsturs.. $50 G.M.
Na9n!tta9s: Nisler sis 4 sis 8rieeeprrt.
Bug iaby Spnntas @teslina. III, 05 9. 81.
Nahts bur9 rad Baltimore ..11.3O q. 81
V1ttsnurs: pana~ 9biIareIphia11 AS N.M.
siere fit @biaeelrbia 9fem~gprf $50 9. 81.
9eten om Gpnuta9
Ntene I'm 10 llhr al.
Nad rem Sicen uno Sfteu werren ipls
9tnoe GerbineuuAen eemodt:
81 2uelp'> tiis eusa0rsa Sails, Ntrpn, @lin-
ton, Mi!lersturat.
) ii NQianee, 1Ur GaHtrn, Moliuru. gNpot,r.
Galem, Gnun.
81 @esore, fir Garrrutrn, spaynssturst>
DRYER, Nep.Ytilarslpbia.
5u Ste"teasilIs, fir GabiA gpitpctcu, Irss-
BEN. Nsmarf.
3u @teelins fir Gumterlaue, Sarpsrs 1trry
Saltincre, Walbiu9tcu. '
81 9sIleair, Cambridge, :3antsyiut, Circle
siuc, Vanrhlter.
81 Yi'tSears> fir 5arristurA Baltimore, phi-
l%aeelstia, Ntw-yprf.
Netpur=3nee.
Die @lerclano> 8uTalp II. Gbicaop W{a;l.
gittst %Soe $500 % s.m. etsye4s M&t4 .yItj !" n.m.
Vrieeercrt b.. r.. guNaIr ,.11.3O 81 81
@pssIina. sis 9. 81. epissssr - 800, 90 ISL S.M,
Der Sdneu<G rpregz 3ro
I, ~ 4, or ~" NrN'nHo s.C,JU ~. III,
<,oo "'N. uae 1r'1tn't SuNalc 900 G.M,
d" III GticasO ...2,30 q. ",
Per ACCOMMODATIONS Bug
perlabt Napenna UNI
$50 % ~. unb errridt @(eselont 10 % m 0p
Gerlelbs Scr!abt Sub
Nrn Uni 900 81. 81,
reer Na9 slufunft ccs
3uSts rcn Millersturab
uto tpmn1t I'm tielelbe
,3eit III Gleselanr an.
Nzss Iie Nctrur< 3iae MAIDEN pielt!teu ser.
ptaounAcn> mic bic mad, tem Siiptu uub SIten :
tten1sNS 81 Cleveland NIT ecr CLEVELAND uup So.
leec Sahn fir 2: sabuaty, Gulepo> Getrpit urp
chicago; NIT Der GATE Sbpre Yabu iUr Grir
A"ltlrf, Su1e!r> NiasaraflQe uub Canada NIT
Ter elessIant uno Mlabpnins Balm fir ycunas-
tenn, Warren uab Nep> Cattle.
Nas @eraf rire fir lie sanse Irur, mad, oteu
H(l9tutgen unb uaenteelblib marfirt,
Sir 9teiicbilets unc Musiuuft peube man 6d
Il" bic runlcn lidet~ Sffcs," 81, @uperiurtrabr,
an bic Otfee I'M Depot une ale iitriasn Gileu--
tabn~Cfrcen.
5. 81. Myers @ememl-I aasut.
CLEVELAND;
J.darmer, superintendent, GleYett,
lcoZ.20 y. & no ~ 0jeucral4 81 1cut Nh
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ga Grp0e< unD MtlwQufec=
Gilenbabn.
1859. 81 " gHzE - 1859.
@iufer SUPERINTENDENT.

~~>SA ~ uN3S4Ile1tl
Die einsise rire::te &rutt rrn ct. paul> Ct.
@ntbrnY, MinneaprliS, prescott, 9atines, Nsecs
garrin9> Winrna unb Ga groIe mad Mifmautee,
Chicago, Detroit Gleselant> guTaIr, 5ulpsnjpn
Srlr9e, plttsbNA Yti!anelpbia, Nss,p= q prt, 49,
willie, ct. yruis, Gol.p uub NemrS Orleans unt
allen anrtrn puutsn in rem Ser, @taaten unb
ben 9anaea's. -
Neiience criparen auf eieler Mpute> wdbz
reno Der untertredun9 Der SGifiutt,
100 Meilen u1b "a Stunceu an 3eit.
.3we' taslids :3Ise (Gcnutas ausaeucmmeu)
9eesn S'n Va erols at> wie folst:
erNer Su9 ..... ...... lln1 = llhr Nddm.
s3ne1tar 3u9 .......... I'M 1850 gprln.
Die Nertincuu9 aeidiebt an Der Milwaufee-
lue Chicago Gilentobn unb nit ZEN Dampftvten
AM Gate Midisau.
ST. "a Srole fcmmen bic :3use at nm 10 ltbr
40 Mirutsn Nodmittass, unr II ubr 35 Miu.
Nprmtttaas.
&on ga Grplle na9 Chicago flbrt mon
III IS Stuncen.
Die %allaes it 10 tiais mic aut irssnt elmer
aNcern HrNte.
Serbinbun9en.
Mu Der Sunetipu nit bcr Ecub IN Fac ,ub
Slbtrlh eiisntahn !; tti 3rricon nit per 5rricpu
uuo Gsrlln Giieitahn; su Milmaufee NIT her
Qbieaar unit Wilmaufee nup @atertpmn Gileu-
eoln; nit ben 11mpferu fir bic Gttroit nue
Wilwnut'e une Shetcygau 8atn; lrnic fir bic
yate SNrsrirr Wreen Bay uub GcQinawccr
Nruteu.
o. 3rpugb Iidets erbalt ,1,au in ter
Sitet<S 1ice cer @cmpas,ie> AT Der Tritten Ctr,
nahe tsm "msrican 5pule> in 81. Yaul, APiuu.
Capt. S. 6. GeprQe>
2ifct< Msent, ct. gaul.
y. % @ilon> @eueral~ 9leent ees We0ens.
ebmiu 8. Wppbri@> Mann9sr> Milmautee.
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Sub: II. 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

8u6= IT. Notwithstanding
leben rer Y:eit t.
SaiNt Yaul Minne]rta>
erttalt eli, reides Eager eneliider, iransIiiher
nne ceutlder Silher; S1reitmaterialien, Save
ten, muNtalii9r Snj trur,ente>
Stalieniide Trar;1ii|dc unp 0eutlde
Saiten &C. &C.,
pianps, spu Stpcart uus Mr1ris ypu 9te.p. 2|prf.
frrtw ayrent al SAM.
NQe Nrten Spn mu1tfalii1en Snfrumenten
rsrrsn tiaig, idneQ uub gut ~reparirt.
Butber> MuiIfalien &C., nidt an 5ann, fSuueu
in ~tiirse(ter ;3eit berrbert meree;. 1t52.2O
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Mthi9an Central Ii. Great
@e1tern= GileubQbu.
SG&E-EG-GS ""
@inter=M RI arrangement.
&oute Spn Gbica9p nab Niaaauzs5aus,
9uTalc, Nrebelter, Syratuie, GlmirVa> Sirabau,
tru> A!kauy, Grey, @priaaftln> @prhs}itr.
Mc,p= 2Jprf, 8pitpu,
uNe nad alen Ni9tunseu in BEN Neu= Gualauc
Gt1ateu.
IN REV Nadt~ssaaeons BAT MAJ gals's patent~
GdlaftiibIe.
Na6 Srrrntr, &inaitrn Sscenskurah,
Mrutreal.
80. Ii ~ E.....ss.:::

Nad 2rrpntc, &inaitrn S%scsnsturah>
Mrntreal,
nne had, allcn Gteileu Ganaea's, EitIid, yet
Npre Nsu=@Nglaue.
Tic 3Wae %serlalsn tialid, roS srree Gentral~
Ntert SIT Gtieasc, mie ffcla,:
6uHr Srrm. Gtr 9teU- Nprf Grtreg Scul,~
tag ol~s9e1nnl'11ea), tSutntt lit Ictrpit UNI 5 llbr
81 9H11t, Nod'aitsass All, an her @ujten1u,t-
Srnas resr guHalr I'M i lltr 80 Mi1. Gprm.,
III Nltans I'M i utr 80 Minutcu Maamittaas,
III Aetr- yrrt nm 10 llbr 40 a%s.Finutsu Nahm,.,
III Yn.lacslFhla> VII G!mira, INT II llbr @ad,m.
. upr Srrnt- Gtr Cincinnati Grprrb (5rnn~
tag aus 9cnrmmsu) tGSmmt in Cincinnati nm 10
ubr 80 Miuaten Mad,rt. an.
I utr 40 Minuten Ncrm. Der Oetrpit Qlc-
crlnntreat!r,s -:3us (Srnntaa ausoencmmen)
trn1nlt 31 Deirrit I'm 10 l1br Is Minuteu IN.
8 llkr Nadm. Ne&p= Ncrf uub 8rfcu @rpreb
lSa'llta9 nl:s9enrmmen) tru1n,t III Tetrpit unit
y uhr IS Mstl1Nten Gprmittaes an, an Der Draht=
eru1t Deer SIT 9uTale unt 9 llhr Mah,n;ttaos !;
TT MlbaIs UNI 10 !ttr Gpru1it:aas; in 9ien.
yprt um / ltr 80 !Mit,ute, Madmittoas: III
Vrl1rn iii, II lltr is Minutsu Madm.
uhr Madm. Giurinnati une louisville Gr=
freB tSoMlta0 olase11rmmeul tr,u1ut in Git
eianatt I'M ii llhr 80 Miuuten Gcrnittaos an :
III ScNtas'l'e nm / llbr Nodm.
Gin 3ua am Srn,tas, s ubr Nad,m.
E ubr Srsmittaa5 une s l,hr &admitaa.~
3ugt rsrhineen su paris init ter
SuH1lez uno 2afe 9urcnzG ijcntakn
''aH SuTalr uNo allen Iltliden Wldsen.
Sbrpusb Iidets linb su bats,, ii, teu Gijyu-
balm StFten ees Hcree,s uno res Bejsus: Su
ehieaac III rcr Sffee Gde sru 2ate> uub Dear
trr1< Strafe' benz Iremcnt> 5auie sesenUter une
AUDI i'm Depot, ant 6ube Der @attnrabs.
y. 5rlmes, General Msent III Ghieaoo.
j. Mrstus> Weusrnl< M9cnt III SuHalp,
y. g. SralpinA General. Wa0aaisr.
Isent sn Gbicagu.
S. 6. 0epr9e> Sifct Naent
70 Su ct. Yall, Minu.
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Stir Sire Gniurance So. Of 6artfpre,

- @tutaut SaSIett
liz tmpfetlt ih benz eeutlden Wutliturn nit
~Sfintm wutlicrtirten @aarenla9er ppu
Often, MIben Yel;woareu
unb l%cniisen seidmadsplen @atlan!eris= Mrtitelu
fir 9errtn.
@de oer Dritten uno Observation-Disclosures,
Der rMianslcta Staats;eitunss SjFee"
ss9eniiter,
81. YaMl, - Mi%nne(pta.
. ~ Sat bsn srSbttn unb tiuis}!sn gprraib
in leinent ta9e {tets an 9ane. 2t52.1O
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9eutTd1e &ei9bjbliether
Hnn
Bau Sa1nt,,,

Ban Sam1n,
Saint Nanl> Minneirta, netsn tsr ys}t-SfFee,
tae!ih r1Tea Srn n6t br @pr t.
tags his a DIT II b NtencS.
8%eptn9unosu:
@uf einsn Mrnat 50 Geats, fir ;psi 8ants ptr
@rhe, anf cinca Sag 3 Gents, fiji siusn @as,t.
User Elm Su9 v%erliert> bel1lpi9t pbcr
oer &upier teroutt> bat rcn 9nrenpreis
cofir iu iablen.
Ginlab: Gin Dpllar.
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VSSuN>1 OS"SA AZ ~"S~AS"S~
No. c.. Anecur1nj.
ueterlhaB. .........sa 5O6,3S7
@-i Naje I'M Sauuar 1858. 81 ,506,397
sir Ne1lult tesablte bic Netna=M sentur in Ct.
saul au:
@b.S Oates. @intsuiue. 5etel, $4,000 90
5aslst unt 1bpmpion 1870 10
Sing uno NtG, Niee,5pule, 1900 10
Yutna,n uue &c9ers 50 GO
Mrs. StpteS .s 1,4OO on
Nmhsrt @iNpNsbty 1900 90
$4,000 70
Die ct. Vaul- Rauieute mereeu auf lie Metna<
@tleQldatt defenders ais AsHittel ss5 Snlant-
Sranspprtss aAfmertlam 9smabt.
Nb6nig u. &artforb Tire= a6ecuran;.
|1thsrIdub ....>.......... 1850
,..a.s liz. .r~.ta. Male. .S3l2,379
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MaNe. .$312,379

Charter Saf, BON Sartfprb, 2ebeus=
0ertiAcruna.
Vaar=9apital. 1850. .$2OO,OO
Mit ercbem @urplus.
SdeiAe Der obissn ppblbsfannteu 5artfore.
@eleli9aften ,rerteu ~ ben tiQisten, ei1snr barr
;ableneen urb li9ern Wel4aite sntipre@enten 81
binsniNen seratfrlet. II,
Sitp fire endurance So. Of 6artfprs,
Gnar<e apital. .$15O,OOO
9Rit einem 8rrben lleterihu6.
yol,een Ger cbigsn tsrblbeFaunten 6crtipre-
0reulda1ten percen ~ ben t%iQieIen, tiuen, TO-
lieea uni lplsenten @eiaaft ansemeNcneu, ST.
ttnsniNfn serabfelet Srn
= Gbep. Trcnb.
Ta4. -. ". ~ Der Office srn Saubrrn>
-Trend u. 2uwe.
ct. paul, 28. gusut 1858. CIV
o. 81. y. !&;efer it autrrilirt> fir utiae
@tleulhat als Vermeie gu f~unsiren unb Wpp(i>
eatipnen Tur Nlecuransen ansuuebmen. 14t
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~. e. &etf,
@a@fclser rcu @eis II. @reen)
@iit0= unb 2tQueur <Tabrif.
Nr. 351, Gronfltn< Mpexue,
5milben her iehsiebnten H.. ietsn3ebnten StrnBr,
'''''5@ az Ct. 2ruis, Mo.
Depot: Aeentur: 10, Commercially.
8. .. San Sydel, @ocnt.
O. e.. GeiB ta tin trei %aufeinaneer folacnben
5abree. MuslteQunsen tas prantium erbalten.
rs 1Obt1. 5 .5s,, ...s ..D.
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q. s. Jobnlou,
5. s. 6rere,

5. s. 6rere,
*5anclw in Gi9arren> Gaudz II. S9uupfz
Iabaf,
int 0rcben unb ia Rleinen,
Nr. 1872, Nrrt Dritte Stra6e,
10t1l.5 ct. Quuis, Mip.
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@. @tlfens II. @rdnc,
sCrrherif MnnS

Xreoerlf Np1o,
-Yaltim ore, >% Morylaun.
1abri3irt pnb bat iets ant 2aser bic ~feinien @cr-
ten bot reinen1 Yferhe- unb Sub 9aar, IL aud
eeniildtes une aSdseine<9 aar i'll ben tiaisiteu
preiie1.. <|3'-E~- 81
= q Baltimore NieberIae
SuezS itzGde ron pratt< II. Gbarlesfr.
@uftrGee, turd Die Wc(t em%pfanaen, ,prrb,n
panttli@ beloret. Sir robes pftreebaar &c. ,pirb
Der bp4ft prtis 8eeeben. 1b52.1O
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1mpprtatipn uu9ariiber 2}eine>
sou
Treunp & @rulIn9er>
Nr: 1O6, mater 0roBe, Nem<yrrf.
1852. 10Y
9er Undergraduate niuamt gelte1uasen at.
@. 2nbSt9b,
1852 Bridge S!ud, ct. Yaul.
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5artfore AMecuran; N9entur.
Sarttcrb Metma=, Tener= II. slarine=
N1ecurau;. =
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...2' $clb & 8ruber
perfertieen Yrdmiea= @aaesn, @swihte, aranen
unb Bier=8enti1e1, 10 aud ale fir 0oseinrib~
tu1tg erf orterliden Saden rcn ;3inu, Me1Ina
II. |. ~.
Mr. Al, Drantlin traBl
awii9en Naneulpb~ u,b SafetraBe.
1b52.10 Gbica9c, 81.
S. &ues. 8. Sole. @bs. Bule. g. S. Blattau.
p60nir Cotton factory.
Weuorp traBe>
spii9en Geper 9lseaue rnb Grnmetttra6e,
ct. 9cuis, Mo.
Grbielten III ciclem Sa1r bic RTE Yramie.
Seicbma11u II. &pnnp.,
Msentcn Der rbi9en Jatrit,
Gpmmiiilo1s = 5dnpler III 0febl unp
So" probuften>
Nr. 50, Glib . Main-, stpil9sn Walnute urt
GlmiraBe> ct. Qpuis.
, Ott.23 ,1b12,B2 ... ~
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J.darmer, Superintendent Gieystt.
1920 g.. anowlanp> General s(aeut, 50.
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Der D1tltd
nerlaBtQ en:b
9ntnnft eer3use srr
9bicasp> 8uHalo unt
@incinnati I'M 1920
Ma4mittass. 0isler
Bug Tabyt Spnutas
Mahts tur9 ra9
Yittsburs. VaNa<
siere fir Ybi!nbelpbia
9eten ant Gpnutae
Mtene I'm 10 utr al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04
20 COO Total since last Thursday.


Total speculation ard export this week. 900 bales.
Arrivals to. day-rwo from Nev Orleans, one from Apa-
lachcoia, and one from Alexandra.
We have large business report in sugar prices being
sgan in favor Of the sellers Inc transactions comprise
leo barrels Antigua at AS Cd 500 bags Beuares (or
port 44s 500 8aur,ius at 3ss 900 hnds Porto
Rico aoat (o he COAST 27s 81 quay;
$500 bags Paraba at 2ss $50 rags Pernsms At 23s Cd
to 4s S74 35 bags 6aha At 2ss 800 bags Maceio
at 24s 3D. besides cargo $50 tons, s1oAt for out
port, ct 24s Cd. per cwt. landed.
Nothing bas taken place in moasses rum or coffee
The rice offered by auction to-day sss not cold.
Rather more inquiry appeared for rapeseed $500
bags mbay having realised 4os to 43s $50 bags Bonn
Ss sss SsUs chiefly
or brmsone leo tons have found buyers at ss per ton
for best seconds Nitrate OF soda In moderate request at
15s. to los. Co. $500 bags Bombay salspstre
ported but the terms have TRANSFERRED. Very little
has taken place ia other articles beyood $50 barrels Of
asbes chiefly pots, at 27s. Cd, to 2ss With pearls at
juice at "a per degree
Nothing new In dyewoods.
In palm oil fea.ure EAT los. the price. A fair
reported have been done in olive
Oil, but the particulars have not TRANSFERRED.
p. Y. C. talIow steady at SIS.
Spirits Of turpentine dull At 4ls. per cwt
No sales reported In rosin.
rs cna cattle bones cold At f4 l5s per ton for legs
Pig ron.-No business done sellers at 4Ss cash ADD
4es three months open; buyers at ATS 3D. prompt and
ASS. Sd. three months open.
Butter, Bscon, &c.-we have experienced better de-
mand for butter during the past st advance Of
H. 10 g. per cwt but this morning the market Ia very
quiet Bacon is dull at a decline OF Is per cHt.
LIVERPOOL Co1roy MARKET, June 2l.-The sales to-day
are estimated as 5000 oa'es of which 400 have been
Sd and 600 Surat at 43Id sgd. The market closes
tsmely but steadily Compared with Friday's rates,
prices Of all kinds are the same.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 21-AlthouRh our supplies have been
large and the weather fine there has been rather better
tone In the trade OF ae and prices have geceray been
the turn against the buyer At this days market there
was fair attendance OF the town and country trade and
wheat met with jerate demand for CONSUMPTION, at
an advance of about I'd per Genital on prices Of this day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


from the London News, June o.
The action Of Prussia being charactsssiciy slow, the
positive assertion of leading journal that Kossutn has
received special commission from the Emperor Napo-
leon to excite psurrection in Hungary standing partcu
larry need Of confirmation and the public mind having
now become pretty well ianilisrzsd with DARK state
which have been going on in the East for the last twenty
yeas-the fall uhch took place in public securities yzsr
tuaton in prices during last two days seems to hays
occssioned little change in the real position OF me
market, for the speculative sellers OF Yesterday
hsve been the principal buyers to-day. Tue
English funds which yesterday fell 81, have to-day
risen full Y per cent The most striking feature IN 10
sfc. ~ Exchange is the continued s?NVy VI swSs, -
the present disposition Of :Ae SPECTATORS moderate
supply would be the signal for considerable fail, pu'
bona ade holders evince remarkable indsposlnoa 70
realise 1t is evident however, that at the present. Lew
OF prices the markets will be very ssasfve 10 tnosr
alarms which, matter how insuifis ient the data
OF the public journals determined to Furnish
frequent intervals The belief thAt the hostile armies in
Italy are upon the eve Of battle when may have 4
powerful influence upon the future OF The struggle
induces for the moment strong desire TO contract spa
culatve transactions Stock Exchange business u.s. con.
eequently, excessively dull.
The banks discount business does not revive and in
the general market tho demand 70 day Moderate a.
reduction regards the best bills Of about psr cant
from the bank minimum.
fesh fail OF about per cent took place In Austrian
stock at Vienna yesterday, owing 70 the pecuuiary
barrassments OF the government
Consols, which closed yesterday at o. "buyers, ex
div for the Sth Of july opened this morning ABOUT e2x
Of the Stock Exchange the quotation was shade d .ter
at % Tie to GIG The official business report Is as fol
lowsThree per cent console for 18th of July)
92b, u, u, ~ ex. div; three por cents reduced 92s4
u, e, %; new three per cents, 92, 49, e2% 92s la.
dian four per cent debentures issued in 1885, si the
ecrip Of the new loan, 932, 93x
The foreign stock market, though quiet. was likewise
frmer.
From the London Times, June s21
The quotation Of gold at Paris 10 about aud the
short exchange on London is 25l2K per 81 sterling o.
comparing these rates with the English Mint price OF fs
lis 10,d per for standard seod, II appears thai
gold about tenths per cent dearer IN Paris than 10
London,
By advioes from Hamburg the price or gold Ia 4lek
per mark and the exchange on London is Is Ia,
per CT sterling Standard gold 1T the English Mint prc
IT, efore nearly twosenths cent dearer in Hamburg
than in London.
The course Of exchange at New York on London TO-
bills at sixty days sight ITO - lloh per ceat, which
when compared with the Mint par between the two
countries Ghost tbst the exchange favor OF Eng
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TO THE LIBERATORs Of ITALY

~ If1E LIbEhAIOhS OF ITALY.
The French Committee 10 Parts for the affairs of Italy
have Issued addresses through NJ Havin the political
director Of the Steele to the three leaders In the Italian
struggle, viz General Garioald General Ulloa and NJ
Cavour They, perhaps, plete the proclamation of
the Emperor Napoleon TO the French people, and
follows
TO GENERAL GARIBALDI.
GENERAL-You have comprehended that q nation
which wishes 70 become independent and free ought
20 by s Ss az
Montebsllo the first victory in the holy war,
which must not end until veni,e is set free,
you boldly penetrated into the Lombard territory
you called your Italian brothers to shake off the
famous yoke OF AUSTRIA and the Of Varese,
Msata Como marked each Of your steps. Permit
sword of honor to the glorious Italian volunteers
symbozed In the person OF the chief who guides them
with so mach courage and skill You aud your com
panons represent particularly the resurrection Of Italy
italy that ground that pray you to accept the
homage conferred By thousands Of subscribers II will
they know not ony no 10 fight but how to admire
honor those who raise themselves by PATRIOTISM devo ed
ness and abncgaton The dash and bravery Of the Italian
volunteers remncs OF great days revolution
HAVlN.
TO GENERAL ULLoA.
GENERAL-Y0u, with the great Manin defended to the
last taiGn nationality which had taken refuge IL
Venice When Piedmont again raised with a courageous
hand the flag that once more
csll TO the holy The band which conenied ia the
Adriac with much vgor and constsncy readers TO-
day and great services to the Of Italian indie
pendence You are organizing to daY-you will conquer
to morrow side by side with the soldiers Of France.
thousands Of volunteers from all parts OF Central Italy
have rallied with enthusiasm TO your heroic These
volunteers WILL doubtless themselves to be worthy
rivals Of those who themselves with glory under the
orders Of your brother In arms-Genera Garibald We
pray you General to accept the which s offered to
you the numerous adberens to the subscr ,on open
ed by the Steele for the Italian volunteers May bear
good fortune 70 the chiefs and sodlers Il is grea, hap
pness to TO be charged to present you this remayxa
BILE proof OF the esteem aud sympathy Of my fellow C
zens and you will not doubt OF the pleasure feel at
thousand Of subscribers. HAviN. :
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THE NEW BRITISH MINISTRY.

Their Addresses TO the ndi
dicatiOns OF their Foreign and Domestic
Policy.
The following is complete list Of the Cabinet to-
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First Lord of the treasury.
Foreign Office.
Lord Chancellor ,............
President OF the Council.
Privy Seal. 80. .............
Char cellor Of the Exchequer... {.
Secretary Of the Colonies. -.
Home Secretary....,.........
Secretary for India .........
First Lord Of the Admiralty. g.
Secretary ut War. /.
Beard OF Trade.
Lord advocate of Scotland. 80.
Postmaster General. -. ...... &.
Poor Law Board. ............. -.
Duchy Of lancaster. ..........
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland. :. D..
Attorney General. .............
Solicitor General.
Attorney General for Ireland. I.
Solicitor General for Ireland. 1.
Secretary Of the Admiralty.
Under Secretary for Foreign
AFFAIRS. .............. .......
Under Secretary for the Co.
lon1eS ............
Lords Of the Treasury. .........
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DIPLOMATIC DOCUMENTS ON THE ITALIAN
QUESTION.


for the New York HERALD.
COUNT CAvoUR, PRESIDENT OF TIE COUNCIL OF
MINISTER'S TO COUNT DE FORM, MINISTER AT
MODENA.
The undersigned, President of tho Council Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs Of his Majesty the King OF Sardinia has
the honor his xcellency Count Forni
Of Foreign Affairs of hs Imperial Hghness the Duke OF
Nodena OF the reception Of the despatch him
the ID INST and he hius it his duty 70 address him the
following answer
Piedmont attacked by strong Austrian army, fights
With The whole strength Of tho ration for the defence Of it,
The Duchy Of Moaena is chained 70 Austria by virtue Of
treaty which leaves Austria completely at liberty TO &C.
cupy s territory according her good pleasure and s
positions and orteses, for defensive as we'll as for Of
feDeive operations.
Instead Of dcnouncing treaty which Is not only con.
trafy 70 the general treat bat also constitutes
FERROUS ana the most threatening danger for the States
Of bis Majesty the King Of Sardinia, who in tina
the forces Of his enemy, tho government Of ESQ
thought proper, Notwithstanding the public and solemn
protest Of tho royal government ntegraly maintain
that treaty; moreover, to pretend recently In diplomatic
communication that agreed entirely with the sovereign
rights Of every independent State.
But the government OF Este did not condne itself in
maintaining that Appreciation OF late it has allowed It's
territory 10 be occupied by Austrian troops which from
tia. point have every facility 10 prepare and execute
sesipst Piedmont tho war operations which they may
judge convenient
For these motives, the Justice and the weight
OF which will be appreciated as is proper
has the honor 10 declare 10 bis Exceeucy Count Forn in
the Of his Majesty the Kiug OF Sardinia that
government OF The Kiog considers itself a. being in
state of war with the government Of his Imperial High
the Duke Of Modena che undersigned has tho honor
to asspre his Exceency Count Forni Of his
consideration. q. CAvOUR.
COUNT FORM TO COUNT cAyouR:
The uudcrsgnod Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF his In
psrA hehDess the Duke OK SpdeDa has had tue honor
Exce.lcncy Count de Cavour, President OF the Ovrnci
and Minister Of Foreign Alars Of his Majesty the King
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