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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-24

In the legislative proceedings of the
llth inst, we find the following under
the head of bills read in place"
Mr. MANN, one to repeal an act sup
Elementary to an act to regulate the sale
of Intoxicating liquors, so far as said law
applies to the county Of Potter.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-24
Gbe 3lotter gournal
COUDERSPORT, PA,
IhQrsaay Worniag, F3b. y, 1889.

7. S. CHASE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
PRUSSIA.
a Berlin letter say

a Berlin letter says:
S. me military reforms have been resolved on, and
the execution Of them hes been already commenced
The fundamental idea # them Genesis III givu mlt
aJy instruction TO the greatest humber OF en possible,
and TO euhOdy the land sehr with the line, by abitg
Ig the Duration of the acge service Tor the landWehr
Of the fist ban
Th,re il a decided determination to carry on the
operations Which were in progress for the formation OF
al force il Prussia with the greatest energy, and
although these chiefly refer TO what are called gun
boai these vessels Of description which may be
considered more Effective toan those which usually
casred that denomination. or these twenty are
now budiTg have beeo contracted for, aud oil y!
Il EN- are to be reaoy for the service Of Government
early in the ensuing spring. Egh' OF these are 10 pro-
giess at Dshzc, tight in Stetiin, two st Wogas 40
two at ElbiDg They are to DC propelled by 6o horse
power high pressure engines. which chiefly to be
nade up At the cee brated works OF NJ Dor
sig i'll the neigbboIhood OF Berlin, and the boats, OF
which the tube OF large scantng are each To-
tel deo TO be O6 feet long on the water lne, ~ feet
trouQ ON the BEAM with Depth OF hold Oi
feet, ard drsught of water OF % feet; and rs
they are each To have two SopouadeIs Tor tneH
a,liam. Lt they will be able TO do some executlon
bile as they r. have three mas's, with canvas ID
p,oroIton, Trey will be well adapted for all requisite
vou,ioIs if they should, frvm any cause be de,
priv ed Of the Of their steam machinery s stated
at tbs Prussian Naval Department that had been in
fenced to considerably crease the numoer OF toese
vessels but that in Consequence OF the discovery OF
pew uooe of pIopelng Vessels ana OF an improves
u odtl If such vessels altogether which has been made
by a Prussan engineer IN col JUNCTION With NJ bObfck,
the inspechg .pgreer OF The navy, it has been thought
better to resr ct the number until some expennens,
which are TO be made 10 these Inventions al Ports
mouth uncer the direction of the British Admiralty,
at all have established whether the old system should
be adj to- that which is said to be an improve
tpert should future he Introduced But whether 1,
s the old or the plan that is TO be preferred, it
nav be imagined that these preparations can have
little al DO reference 10 hostlies with France and 1t
il therefore supposed that they arc making more with
yjeS TO the necessity which may stll exist for tue
interference of ,le German Confederate In the after
which has been so long at issue betxeen them and
Denmark with regard to the DGchies OF Hoistein and
\
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AUSTRIA.

II reported a. Vierna that Ba-on Bach had ten.
dered hs resignation, and that the Emperor had re-
fused 10 acceptr.
Ministerial cssis ssid to he prevalent 10 conss
queLce Of a coIfc, Of opinions on the question OF
reform.
denial is given 70 stat inert in the Nord, respect
ing alegeo Interview bet eeeb the Emperor OF Aus
tia ard the King 81 Sardinia At Viilafranca.
The Yuma Go-ouc cortsns ordita0ces revoking
The restrictions which imposed on commerce aud
navigation Oh of the Tue Introduction 70
export horses ard uules is, however, maintained.
The DOn'eur dc "a Flotte publishes letter from the
cCast Of Fnuii wbich Gays
The peace bus been bsiied with the greatest sails
fanitn al slO he coat and especially at Ines'e.
That port, Lot~i,h,tnncing the fag OF the Ger'nsu
Confederation Inch foa,ed on its walls a. sgG o.
neutrality sUereo much from the war, and the ar mis-
tee sieItd by Marshal Valiant sud Baron lie Hess
received with the utmoet delight. One Of its
clauses restoring the free navigation OF the Adm atic
she wed il, importance The very day after the happy
news, upward Of Thirty vessels lett tho port. T1e
telligefce Of the Interview at NulsiraLcs, and The
treaty signed there came to hand soon aferward The
JOY Of the population unboubded, ard the rndicg
community sIgbr0 al address to the Il nperor Fraoc,s
Joseph, expressing Their gratitude TO bin for thus
bringing the var TO conclusion. Since the restCra-
ton Of peace the town and port present the ost ami
mated appearance; the dockyards are again at full
work, and the good old times Of Tneste have already
returned"
The Emperor Of Austria hes addressed to the Minister
Of the ILierior the following autograph letter
"DEAR B.cHby heart has been oucoed by oberv
s the voluntary subs rPtons b. which s classes
the pop shown their to contribute
supply the sxaoroLy created by the Tho
patriotic gs preferred In such great abundance the oraauzs
ton Of the free corps powerfully aided By large contributions
which has manifested IL all direc fur
Nib serceabe horses the Of the the useful
ton Of patriotic societies and in Particular the voluntary and
hich been avihed the wounded thse
to are sensible remarks Of edens and Of the de-
votion which has always Distinguished my faithful Peope in
times trial follow the pulse Of heart In erpressinG
profound part
stations patriotism and
innuneIabe and hich sbal forget Above ali hsnk
the inhabitants Of Vienna faithful residence ard capital who
from the set q brilliant example lId
charge you make public this expression Of senme
"Lu1t nboprg 28;h July 1859. FRANCIS JOSEPH"
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Barring Brother. & Co.'s Circular.

p<V D,
Our kEis and Foreign Produce msIkro hs'- oecn very
sui,, d~u = d5 = caot = anuuu
- f.es,. securities CossoLs fsve Of 81 ds'. for money
s set fcr tie account k.I sILvEs u. Ms.ie.a poLLAk
5ii psnira ssE-Ic,y EAGLES 70 DoVsLsoSs; spanish
q pou irsl south rirar ~ j.
CccHNEAL steady s. bags sold Trrer-e S!sefs 'S'i .
ard N.Iiosn bArtsS gesio.
Cocoa god uans and prices have ta-snced .bo1,
Yc~t About coO t,ss have tceu soi Innd.d D. 3ao i'
gay as Tor fair 10 mid. red o 90 Tor good and hne
Gier ads a, IS 40. -,
coFIEE s.sdy ro.wi;h,srdins tts lSsr ils1J 5roug.
.orw.re TIE reach cssrs, go ,rs 60 bars fsnts
u C,,cu a. g. ass for mid snail 20 low r.c 10 oG9S
or mid IS 40 gc11 mid Native Ney has eesn IN
ro ;.psn5 ossrsbl- ait.es Gave oroueh' az ns1
I.s 90 bsss bsv. been sod . ISL FOR goa ord u goa
ord h,e srd 81 casa g. in- Cd well p:ked al ess>s ~
e... T,a berry old :, 2Sa C-'s eca IT god
70 mic even $ ash. CO.. sold 70 f eoo.y dull snt ~
t sad cooy b.gs P0.u Prime b-ins three folr.es o
fosrz Of S. Dou have D. IN sid a, 50 i'r ner
pa-, With FEE of 10 cent and 100 Ds.' god hffs
Eios 81 FOR psN POI. $1,000.
C5YPIs tr1n Toash Gaze ard T- sl17 u be.. selected
$40 lel Sh@sthins l2i Y. sh-shIs ld
CosS-in- n sihe. l. vrry dull .. barely previous es Ine
water b. Jrsa r kAI',G oI-I.-1s LAST Se-A
price Ensah Th-s: IS 81 -! 9rs r,tIrrd
We eI-'e h,- An,esn W beat u as Red 4 u a.
Corros qu- ard ,.~s ,h- week 600 bales A. Liver.
po he esusnd hs. ben Moderate Ss.s for the week 10
tsl..; Mide ing Orl-,as 7 ll6i. y %
DErGs IL Castor OIL s,-sv 70 hle secord qray
reary ell o ai deid b-iDE la deer 20 slx.s kne e.o
sod 7S2 tor 262 for rounc and f,r ID.
& nor voruy 80 jun Ohbsuum Mostly sA drop 90
u sor mid &c <a, being ssSs, g. ehesPsr % ss7s ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliamentary proceedings had been mainly confined
10 dscusson upon the tuppes, AL OF ~hich had oeen
DULY voted in accordance with the Ministerial estimates
lncuced in the votes El3O e0 on account OF d.
rect telegraph 10 G braar El0 to aid in tue con
version of the copper currency into obe of brOnze
f5GG0 compensation to MIR. Barber, VINO sun.reu
Transport alton for an ofense of which he was alter
wnro found 10 be innoceUt.
In the House of Lords on the 9Th, the Marquis OF
Normandy gave Of his in en'ion to put ques-
ton the terms at peace when were "Iuet oiscus
sion prior to the treaty vi Nlliairanca.
Earl Granville Announced that the Government IN
tended TO aohere to the principles upon which the sys
TEN Of national education in Ireland had hitherto been
conducted.
In the House of Commons a bill was passed through
umtttee wnch establishes reserve iorce o 3o,o"
men for the nevy 10 the came way thai the millla
serves Us reserve for the army The volunteers are
to be enrolled fer peTiod of five year,
MI Nj. Gibson exyressed hope of being able TO IN
t,oduce bill uext year the subject OF local dues
ard passing tolls ON shppug -,
It's sta ed that the Great Eastern steamship Will be
deliy cred up the toupsny by tue contr"c orr 10
entirely complete condition on Ihutsaay, me ION
AT the Antrim Assizes al Belfast after some discus
sion the prisoners charged With being members Oh
secret the Phunix society were discharged ou tner
Own aloes Judge Christian corcdring N the
course ADOPTED by the Crown. The Tsversers all
pleac ed Gully" They were required to take tie
oath of al.gance when called upon.
The London Gioke Announces that the Annual MN
;ste,iaI "N hltebaii dinner" at Greenwich had been
6x.d for the l0h OF August aud that the session OF
Parliament would close on the following Ssiurday-the
18th Inst. g.. L. !,
a deputs.ion from the Anti Opium Society had
x,i,ed upop SIR Charles Wood TO urge the prohibition
., the Gu t,y alton Of OPIUM except Tor medical purpp
ses in British ILds. Sir Charles in reply SAID tnat tne
..r,t unsatisfactory state Of the hnances 81 lass,
.nd.Ied il impossible TO touch the revenue derived
f,om the OPIUM trade He wss not sure tina, IL" evi's
Of the trade were bad they hsd been represea ed
to be, but he admitted the desrAoi.y q spar.
- uhsut hat
The Right Hop. James Wilson had consented to 30
. IS;, .s member Of the Council and also as Ch1
celor Of the Indian E1chequer. .;.,;o,h.a
dsPu.sGn 0a nth he ,s S' pubs Of Sessse for the
Of u,eips the agenent of Cotton caiVs
ihior In the British Colonial Possessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
INDIA AND AUSTRALIA.

TIE mai's from Bombay Ct July ), aud Melbourne OF
june Is bed reached f. gland The pupcipsl feaures
Of The rews have been already received by telegraph
At Bombay fresbt- were rather better.
From MeIhou1s se learn tUat shoe bearing 10 The
age,epa'e over i53 eco of gold, bad called for
Eteland siIce The de- par ure Of The precrf ma;.
The Gutuy at Beihampore / ad led Lord Gaming TO
take upon hidsef tie responsibility Of the cri-i,. An
CIcer Of The day had been issued, deprv the men OF
al legitimate ground of Compliant. The Governor
Generals order nnnuuces ths: every soldier who co.
listed for ite East 1tdia Company forces shsl If lie
deeiie it, he allowed Ia take his disc 5argr uuder the
f he set for limiting he tine OF service in
The army which rec's that soldiers taking th-ir dis
charge shall be conveyed 10 England, emo tOere nsly
di-cl srg- aId that in The mta awhile they sba cou-
time to be subject to Tire nuty act and the article OF
var.
The Calcutta mail o; July reached Alden on the
2jh.
livery recruit in the Bunackpore depot had taken
hi oi-otaIe- utder the general order.
The J'h Eur Leans a, BertaupoTe, With the excep-
ton ot sb Ut to,ty, returned 10 their duty. The
rtousarts were to be tired by court-msrtial
The rebels in Nepsul h.d again appeared on the
Dude sni Gorrukpore foutiers, diyen in BY s,arva-
ton. Twenty Of them Were killed.
Excharse Oh Loldon, y G2s.
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Richardson, Spence l. Co.'S Circular.

prv Asra .,
IoTIoS-The marke. dull y: the
w.ek "a rather wer price, pied but the tore Of
slightly improved the last Gay two, and there Is
scarcely any ctcue quote last frd,ys quotsu In
NancIesc bsn has hot beer So hisk stce Tusdsy aud IN
Vans ere low-r MidiLg Ofeans, tii mobile,
I).l6o.: Upsuds. 8 l5-l6d. per ID 1890
r.DsTUfFs-Ihe weeks arrivals consist II 1852 barrels
Flour Il, be United States 62 quarters Wheat "a sacks
b.ire slour fror Holland tj quar- Wkr. a. srters
c. NJ rs barrels Flour fem the Mdteauesn aud Black Yea
Farm e yer.s Of heat the week ending last Saturday
wtr. 60 e47 Qusfes 49, osapst iO s quarters Al 70 3D. Ia
the psi week II ast The weather continues
The Stoe favorable Tor hsFts opcraohs ald reapnS
quite GET eisl -
Tier. is 10 az nation In the Corn trade aud most Of the
markets chow reduction in prices our market to-day the
duI IN WHAT at The most ins character, az
d. cine as l. c-Ets FLOUR sow II ssl- previous
Yates NDisN Cons very DALI the cemaud Is Hunted, while
European freely Of red AID rather Samples
81, WI 20 . small parcel If Whit Baltimore
ou;e: Wusst- ChcsE, suejMiI yankee 7tGSi Iadns
s gdgl, Wbitr Nos.rn y a96 FLOUR, loidi23 lSoIN
CosS- Mixed ard Yellow sd6i l. Wh"e. aus y 100 n
BIZ, il ,oueSnat improve It. Semals che 'ss s' tns
hnd.rs sell, that further decline OF q terce
has been submitted TO-
se, hss brought So l. barrel but this cri,~iion Of the
market.
Bacon very slow snd uncharfed In value
for the sslts for the week reaching 100
turs ut 81. z cd ehnins 9uslry I 30 tor tue.
T,ILow very im I'd demNd 'ot ousungt'ou but
l, Is moe ish rfearr For X trhers A-scc
non give 50 u1uins tation. IL London also the
mako. prov.o r T. G.. ol-i' At - bdoi9 prc~t
KosN- steady about 500 bairo having been cold
B.Rx-Atou $50 bids Phisdslpbs h,v. been cod sd1
sto 81 hsss Baltimore 6IGG6is. For Sstm1re In hods
III ~ IL no salr. - 49,
sEyps-Iu Clover have been further tgansscons
Nothing dong in Flsx OF Timothy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
RUSSIA.

Rsrop Haber manager of the Bank OF DarInstsit,
A. Hhpseman Director Of the Discount Bank AZ Def
lin and Baron Mukens, have received the concession
for establishing at St. Petersburg general society tor
bal king and trading SOcse generate he 6dRque ct &c
COZ, rprTcrL The capital Of the Company 10 be 2OJ,
0sO COO fsncs in 10000 shares Of 800 franc. each.
The statutes OF the Company have been confirmed BY
the Emperor. -.
letter from ST. Petersburg, dsted July u, gives
the following eunmsy Of the treaty Iecetty cone aded
al Teu Tn by Count Putiatnee on the 18th OF June
last:
Art, 3 saws: "The commerce Of Russia AMI China
NAV nepcefurth be csnIed On, not OILY ty .ano IN
the Old border loo ates, but by ses al.o. Rissl Al
nerchan, vessels may land their ca,goes a. the ioIoS-
ing ports +: Shanghai, Ningpo, Foo-chow FOO, Sa-
moulin. Canton Tai-wan. 'ou TsciuE'scoyin, aud a!
other places opened 10 foreign commerce.
In At SIT i said {" In futare no restrictions Whist
ever shall be- pat POD the number OF persons Dyed
in the commerce by land the amount OF nerchaa-
disc imported, on the capital employed. ,
Ar 5 save: The Russian Government mas TIE
rinbt should II think , TO appoint consuis IN al tae
above. sn,.d pofs. /. may send is vessels Oh wa
there to maip.sin orcer among RuSs'sn sangecs go
ourrirg at the open ports md TO protect the authority
Of the corsuls c,.
In Articles and i. is sad "Ths Chinese govern
me M, recognizing that the Christian doctrine on.Ho
u,e 70 the establishment, Of order and harnonyNnong
men binds Itself rot only not 10 persecus rs sahec'-
for following the Christian religion, bur to protect ihstr
eonaly As a-e protected the adheIen.s oil any oths'
form of worship tolerated 10 the empire. Consdsros
the missiopariss 10 be worthy mer, not aclng frou
spy M ror al interest the Chinese Government autno
YES Them 10 propagate Christianity amsog us subjects
and viii not prevent them f1om penetrating INTO INC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

charged to watch the y Of tie t,rr OF The Goa
federation by fsirs'be usry sod
rsiso9s cf 'le fdsrs for-rrsss. ard who's eta
the ters changes, and the re'ties ell may h. ud-d
between ths meube-s Of the CoIfderapn, fer
treaties shs tie epeial .tre The Diet sb,l ike
wise take ,epers for ntrodd ons system CT
coinage and a weights ior puts scc'e
far rossbs the ous. poss ro. and .ani
sIy laws lastly for uniting rwss IL Ia e.,, SHE'D IN
principle that the F'd's Dit b" the right cf initiative II al
Coz ee thst u each 10
particular The deerets q ,te Die: obligatory
bers Of the CoJfedersor Heyvrths smeorstions
be imposed sse. becsus to do would BE- o'neraseh
the administrative liberty Of the members Of the sion
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THE PRESIDENCY OF THE POPE.

A letter IRON Rome III the Gazette aa MIDI says:
"Tte following, 1t Is posuvely stated, Is tGe reply
of the Pope To the propositions of the French Govern
me ut relative 70 the saL Confederation AS ards
the title Of Honorary President Of the Italian Cobeaer
a,iop the Holy Father whe aduntt,ng II In pfincpie
replies by asking ~ question, "nat Is '9e res'
deLoy If it is administrative or political Presi-
dent Of what Where is the Confederation IL $50
be composed Of the deIelt Kingdoms OF Italy Gao
not yet exist, since most of the thrones are
soy ought t of all TO be placed Ia possession
at th. r Saics As TO tho Code Napoleon, hs hohness
has nns cred that Rome possesses more perfect one
AID that beside, that code cannot De appou III Tue
S,stes of the Church, because coatsUs eDactucots
,nch a. those about civil marriage, &c, whlch are
coLtra ry TO the principles Of the Aposohc See AS
the Coas ults, when Is areaoy established no aouo
SAWS tbs Holiness, this Institution Is uesiSneu 10 40
or. nj pooo because here elsewhere great reforms
are necessary: but reserve to myself the Tune ana
Occasion Of accomplishing them. Lastly, as ioSai's
the Icrstjop tho Holy Father thinks that before the
on..on 10 di.cussed hs ought ~ be placed IN posses
son O. that part ut his States c,, .,u
hse presented scheme OF an iahah
cops,t,np of sort vf Mutual Assurance A'sociSuon
of the ltahsn Governments, destined 10 replace .no
Austrian protectoIait. PROJECT oi ,na. hIiiu Is
6rst conceived by Father Orsin; aod botts mentions
II in his history vi Italy. II has been lstey ihouneu
10 nit The changes and progress vi modern LINES, ana
the austrian Ga.tte gives the following Analysis VI
the plan: a.. hi, s. n. h,,i. Of
The peace sxned By the Emperor Of Austria and the EmPe'0 "
thu cannot sdop, principle the mPts Which were
made BY the League Of Passions ~ee then Duen more ca
cited than they are pow and the obee: Of the League
tin 70 Of tie revolution ana 20
r.n1e uniformly al the The present ooniederaon
on h, contrary. IA, fox IL, object 70 couba, revolution her
ever nay show s, ard oIfy the Governments In 'ach
way they may snnhis,e all Revolutionary PFoceens" Ia
while the League endesvored hn' the power OF
the svemspts aud pa; In ia place hs; Il Central p'"
conceive the Couasrson which It now propea
10 form except calculated each Italian
the greatest liberty Of poss,oe in the interior
ARTICLE The sses which, In consequence of the late
re.ce A.. to take part the italian Confederation recprocsy
guarantee 10 each other the egy Of hs respective posses
sons bo against any foreign enemy and ssans Dy revelation
sry movement
Art With that object. each State taking part In the Italian
Cotson representative AZ Roae depued to the
Holy Father Honorary President Of the C0nederaon and oil
b envoy united shall the Federal Diet which shsi Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
THE PERSONALITIES.

TIE offcisl urtal OF Buo, Arrest published or the
2Oth ut an oIoinanee ouuded Art. 46 Of the Con-
yepiin If Pans If the 18th Of August 1853, ordering
h-t all the pIve. Of monopoly hitherto Possessed
BY certain classes If society shall cease from that Day
Boy ards Of every rank, civil and military, and their
eloest sons, well rs tue hereditary uUbty-iG y
nod, oil who, in virtue Of their official position or
privileges were exempt from tsxstion-wil now have
to psy Ike aLy other citizen or peasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
SPAIN.

TIE Madrid journals cf the 3l't rf. have arrived
Iu coDsequel,e Of the marks about Gibrzlsr shich
hsve city been made IL several the semi
o,frhl CIR, Jvnjancin Au,ngrata states thst the
SpsDrb Govern bos no rgtt TO pr-veL, the EG-
9Th from sirei e'hepng the fer Gcstions Of ts, place,
a from sIirac Dg stone within is miiia'y The
Govsrrpen, &C -upyi itself With reform IT tue
pos'sl irss'y with Frsi The French &c ,oocer s.
Tel bad .nrk before Csdz, bat tie crew and cargo
we're saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

interior Ct the Empire BY ell open localities; coz
sequent.y f1.d runber Il ri..ion.re+ thal be pro
weed sb certificates BY TIE ccosb- or cniier auttor-
nies q Russis.
II is further said in Art 10: "At the members ofthe
eccesssIc. a.issop oi Russia se ID Of jruraT at
r. kin for ike tue, formerly may. ID virtue OF
d,ci,iOn from The superior suthones rstnra ct any
tin to Ru.sia BY Kiakh;a or bs any other route snt
o,Ler psi-' D. sly be dominated in their stead aed
plate a. Pekin.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
THE NINE HOURS STRIKE.

The atened strike in the building ne L.sao n
daily became mere serious and it gas feared .nas 90
The day the Asia $" led there would US great
a Of workme, had been held 10 Hyde pTk, aaa
= Se,eInp alton was evinoed to abide by the nlns
son,s" movement. The employers had Likewise had
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-
$3.50 American.
A: Msbci ee'er, the na'ket is generally quiet, but
prices steady AID ha The demand for INDIA GOODS 10
lsiguic.
BhEAps1UrFs-M essrs. Richardson, Spence. & CO..
report nud dJI.s with the ~eahr On he who Ia
able fr the haryes ing Fur u OF sale pew rates
viz 10 6l2S per C-uts Whes, very duh dccline OF
"a d5d. Western Red tG9I Western White g az o. a
,ua wte Baltimore va offered q u q BIT tan 20
tuyer very dull European is freely offered at rather
.s.l,I Ts.s; Mi1ed d Yellow $3.50 j. W bite y 059.
PhovISIOSs-Ms ssrs. Biclald, A'hys, Il Co., and
port doing In Beef prices generally lower,
Cct heavy and holders Offering lf'ey Pos e'a ur
pnce: Ablrzrrs fetched ST. 3on
dull but unchanged sid rather inquired for II 81 doo
Tsb,w Speculative request N5o for butcne' Ascot
PkonrcE-AsHEs quiet at 27l a q 10 for Pots and
g for n. ars susr closes veal sthr lower prices Cot
pons Sd dtd LIVER BskI-Sslrs Ut baltimore
ate g. offering under II Philadelphia elsH'o
quiet and ehsngsd in.eed 10 moderate deusod
d.g RosS sesdy at s. sass for common SPIRITS
he'd s cuTius the wek but rec-ded
ws.l 1850 bbs ct 81 ass TEA inactive but un
chspsso -,
L1yDoy M.RKITy.-Messrs. Barring Brothers &
Co III. Corn market dull at hardly previous rates Nhe
Auerc.n WBE.I ~ AS Ned ~ dl2 FLOUR. ~ as!
IEoN steady; hsilr i6 Bar i6d Go s. Scotch Pig quiet
81 SUGAR quiet end pnces IA her in vor OF buyers
CORR E,oy pot~h,tndng large supplies HIDES Fable
,air. ps.d Il, with spirit III advance LiSsrED CAhsS
quiet 81 OILs qu.t; Sp.rm, 2dfy5 Luse.d quiet st
g hIcE iIsrliye. eAITPETsR Hat, and hsar T.LLow
s,,s-y for r. c. sriRITs TrRPESrSE declined ~ ~
for Au.rcon TIA quiet common Conzou ! st.
UAyhE MARKtT.-N No cifculu received.
AMlRlcAy SEcuRIrIKs.-Messrs. ID. Bell, Son & Co.
Trpor, 50 Their. particular charge 70 notice IN ire
market for S-cuTiira There hss steady de
maid during werk and Comfortable ise OF
The Uuned sta. ceais Pennsylvania ceuts, aud VIZ
sius cent Bonds 'f ipycs rrt- With the exception
of The S,.rrg Binds which continue IL srrs,
request and scarce the prices o Railroad bonos are Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
NAPLES.

In consequence Of the crops of corn having fsi'ed
throughout the Kingdom of tue Two Scllies the GOV
errmeIt had permitted the Importation OF wheat oats,
barley aid lnoiaL com duty Tree.