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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-19
Litchfeld Mutual Fire Insurance e.

Lltcnneld Mutual Fire 1nguranee Css YUNHE Directors of the Litchfeld Mutual Fire 1n~
 -A surance Company, in submitting their zSt1 annual report, propose to submit theTewith bfie1 summary of their operations during the quarter Of century which has elapsed since their organization for the purpose of determining whether the Cor pany has fulfilled the design and expectatjOnsO founders by atfording the convenience of central location in our County extending facilities and re sulting benefits by meansof agencies establisbedin in each town, and still preserving just and unisOTm rate ofnsurance and by avoiding the assumptioB of hazardous risks by agents by suIjecting all ssTveys of property and applications for insurance to Cen tral Board of Directors {; and thus furnishing Q each member of the Company safe, economlcaIS and ''home' insurance company, at equitable rates, and securing the resulting PTGn's tO ts~ insured as their common property.
 How we'll the principle of mutual Insusanee has been sustained as an ecOnOmical ano Isna~ ble system, will appear from the following stase~ ment of the operations of the Company dHflnG the 26 years of it's existence:
 The following statement exhibits the amoens received in cash for premiums, the amount enasB> ed on the Company books, reserved as guasss> tee fund.- and as basis for assessment, 1I neeSss~ ry and also, the amount of property InsuSed- which we have arranged into periods Of hTe yeaSsS while our policies were thus extended and thre0 years for the subsequent period, the last being the present term of insurance
 H,sb Rer'd TL1'd Trfms 1uf for JgsD~
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-19

OVERCOATs, OVERCOATSl | OV FER c 0 A T TS!!! BEAVER,
 PILOT CLOTH,
 LION SKIN, BROADCLOTH, AND CASHMERE O V E R c O A IT e |. From s5 to SIP, for sale at c. B. BISHOP & CO.'S. NEW FALL GOODS Ac. B. BISHOP & CO.,. IS. KEROSENE OIL
 LAMP OIL,
 CAMPHENE,
 and BURNING FLUID
 At c. B: BISHOP & cos. Sept. 1s. 1859. 21 A LARGE tia STOCK of Foreign and D0m'''
 CFoTHs, CAssIMEREs, &c, at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'S. s E sVVV READY-MADE CLOTH ING, at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'s. ANIL CLOTHS and Wool and Cotton Drug. ND getts nt c. B. BISHOP & Co.'s. NE EMS Rubber Boots, Ladies' and Gent. s 1Y-A Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'S. A CHOICE stock of GROCERIES. IA at C.. B. BISHOP & Co.'S. XK7HEAT and RYE FLOUR, HoMMINY, w and CORN MEAL and FEED, at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'S. New Goods! LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, sHAWLS GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'S. R1UE, GREEN, BROWN and BLACK Merinoes and all Wool Delaines. at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'s
 New Goods 7! New GOods!!! | ACCOMPLISHING the newest and most desirable V styles of
 at c. B. BISHOP & Co.'S NE ERRIMAC, CoCHECo. sPRAGUE, MAN 1xH- CHESTER and PHILIP ALLEN & SONS | Prints at C. B. BISHOP & Co.'S IT .ADIES' DRAB CLOTH, AA at c. B. F. HOP & Co.'S. E ,AD1Es' and MISSES BOOTS, SHOES and -kA RUBBERS, latest stylex lest quality, and cheap very, at c. B. BISHOP & CO.'S E ADIES FINE CLOTH CATERS for sl % !: l EZ Ladies' and Misses KID SLIPPERS very heap, at C. B. BISHOP & CO.'S, D at c. B. BISHOP & cos. A LMOST EVERYTHING usually kept in a "A country store, at C. B. BISHOP SS Co.'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-19

Improved Safety Lamps ENOR burning Kerosene or Coal Oils. Also, IL Coal Illuminating Oil of light color, extra quality, at reduced prices, sold by
 G. s. BEcKwITH Nov, 1st, 1859. 2S-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-19
e- E. cRossMAN, ii YvS SUCCESSOR TO c. M. HooKER,)
 ID n 1; f.

All operations on the Teeth carefully perform ed, and warranted to- give entire satisfaction. have endeavored to satisfy myself as to the skill of MT. Edward Crossman as dental practi- tioner, and think can safely recommend him to the citizens of Litchfeld County as one who merits their confidence and patronage.
 c. M. HOOKER. Hartford, Conn.,, August 10, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-19

A decrepit old Loco, once gallant and bold ;.,. Now his piston is gouty, his boiler is bust" And the gold of his harness is eaten with rust.
 Ding dong
 Rotting so long, With never mouthful of coals, nor a song!
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-19
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERs
NOTICE.

E1INE BOOTS, Kip Boots, Thick Boots, Boys 1 Boots, good boots-all sorts of Boots cheap for cash. at CLOCKS.
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n 3. id o r G 81 A r D
%4cid Springs!

1Ase Springs ara tsuzted In The ralley Of the oak
Or 1ard Creek in the town OF AAona Genesses county,
~ eikht miles South Of the village Of Aed:na, On ths
Erie Canal, and fourteen niles from Batavs-
-;nia ; e1u't dny The taelnl qualities
sS:,e AZ s.sS:; ~ 6 & ss.s. :,
dsp.ea veEy stxely up9a ths presence IN 'usa UNUSUAL
II undreds o! Of disease. esp eaJ fnose resulting
from a crofnou4 dia,he.ls, have been cured By their
T. In skin d-s'ases-evea IN eon1rned 1tp'o<s-the
waters have been s.snalr successful .,--
in lie ccuars Tie following eminent een''smea speak
oRE s,m. # H. SrcA !. *af Of q tasts a,1
+ 4 Fs;;s; Fs:7 a i:
va:ss eondd1atr p prsg Ft,: 2 n..s - fS,o.se r.
,y1s s r ~ q ,,r1s pF BeeE s,ys IN 1T
wate,s sre aixhl! vauae:e u pet.s:nal assn.s Dr;
10'
WssT ssa paP5 n q re suStss p e. q ~ r
Hew Yoik IA whleh he s.a,es tn.t tbs Waser possess
d:dy ts1e I'D ass, nssnt P'ope.s I'd
LILY adsrstd a1e chronic affections Of the s,sts md
I'd S1 t9e
dsats:i. eAronie cya dale.: ef passs;e heuor
f1 sf nse: .aa = s
nsed Wi'h sdranaxe he II ss o. .o.s
" dependent en e1ed or aeeraitd sa.e Of
sttaesd II ssaHsa! e tns NJ:
ans III s a!& -
e.: l. ss onz
pe-ted with the alkaline couca,ion Of ths aanaeh n
:a Il is x
eop.e7uenc<s Arising from the action q lssd :h' wa
~ ;. x Rsss s ID
sArs.e s1..na5' "a ~ 4 5i[ss p saa as
, 1860-08-16
Tolls were reduced il 1856, aid sg.'n in =;
md ,s.G Tnlt. ~ ~ r.is-t ii IN 1sED r4riiall..

Tolls were reduced il 1856, aid fg.in in -; :
and 1865. Tolls wire raissa IN ls6o, partially.
HAT IN New Oa1tA>s-4u; II. We have
noticed ea}es of ,cJ' to i, 500 bali trn
during The week II t.: Is r .on, noR:lr 1T tue
former rate.
NEW ORLEA.:s GRAIN EArx-r-AaIust H.
IN our la~t report Of tie Grain n4Sktt &c lo.
1iced a decline n the r*tcs;oI Cora, The tuk ol
tue business having becn 1t :nnGa II j. C"jc
mized, 5s@C1c 1or yellow, 611G5c FIR write
mixed, and 7oS72 end 7ac z bu=hei fer good 10
prime white, though toward the close The maj
ket exhibited rather more drnness, ind "o;uers
ottained slight advance over those ficurts.
Sincc then prices have been somewhat irte:a.
lar. and up to Thursday evening ne potic+..
zAles Of about a, 900 sackA 1t 55@5S and C1c for
good to prime mixed aud yellow, Co@c5c for
white MIXED, and 1e@1T'5c q bushcl 1or good l..
prime white. Yesterday ABOUT 6. 800 sacks vere
sold 1t bG{G57 and IS: for mixed. C066a}c fnr
white mixed, aud 7oc = buAhel for whl,e max
ing M aggregate for the week Of 1850 sack1.
Oats have been frmer, and about II ,ooo sacks
S. Louis hare been sold during Tho week st Il
442 and 40 3 bushel. the outside snte for
primo old. Dran has ranged At 4Ll5@l.2o i
1o0ns, some lots, iu poor ordsr, selling below
the lnside rate. In Wheat NE are stli vithout
any transactions to report. Arrived during The
paat wAek, 2,27s Aacks Corn, IA, lss sacks Oats.
CLEARED, for Esw York 1000, Boston 2,7s0,
Florida a,245, Tsxas 1876, Tuspan 800, Ha1ana
$500, aac6 Com.
To1xpo AAAkE4s. Aug. 1+Our market TO-
day, under the effect Of dropping New York
quoiztions aod a lack Of shipping facilities, II
decreased, though s1its to = felt extent have
been made, The shipments today amount to
Ts.so0 bu wheat, &c. ,786 tu ccrn, and e,e3s brls
flour. Reducing the -four 10 wheat, tue ship-
, 1860-08-16

We learn Aon the Der ii: 7 i.lIc 'at Captain ScuutA
Seuc,4Ey Of the Ltght.uc bead. Capt. Tson also Of
the Lghlicp :o4ld anI Capt. scu;t, Of t4at cy, In
,p et3: Of tle Ellv. .h L!xiou,c District out for
Lake Super.u. Noct,, the Aurtu star to examine
Tito tic ctsy r.: th I.cato oi b-atoar, range ligts
so bells luo,s III u ECU, oea i:cs tu III chauuts sud
L. 10 snd te OF tlat Lake. Tue movement IL
very irp51;a.t Ion teen contemplated, an1 wen
effect tie Eavisstcn Of Lake Superior will be simple
amzte1 by night Ii IS BY darltht. 1t Is eoncm
pei to buo5 ty;ry dangerous rock establish fox
.whe1sver tteY be brought into requisllon to nd
yantage+
After finishing thcrlaso.a OF Lake Superior. under
ttaud the corps will tuvn their attention TO other Nc lem
Lakes with yicw Of ftnsuting smi IT Improvements
LrxnkR FR11Gn1s -FrtiShts contoue to .vaEce. The
Stockton ard lvanoe arc 1uadiE vita et4va tE Buffalo
n Lhds AID q 5n Tor p!pet We learn tEat from
Lexington. unhvc, Lasertt DC. to HunAo tlots be
Ing freely tdetd un Ll.Gs aLI Iif*n alt rppid.
a.. Det.ot 10 Jawero 43.50 Is asked. Fion EAY
CITY chic 20 4-59. kAst olsiuaR to Chicago 4i.6.
$as usweEo AK. Sag Law to Buffalo t175-De-
troit .AdseztAet.
SCHOONER SIoHx SrlE1T.-IA!s vessel It v be Icco..
lec,+d zslorr month, the Canada sde, loaded
with fr,m chicago, bpuLd 1or Ill pot. She hLed
aud sank down. DEE Ks under. her cut of the wxter
ade -he 81 p. cd antstaacont BY Lcr own-
nlcss On r. ussa{ iaat erc OF our
Doir Capt. DIS steam Jump and wen. to atten tt
recover her. Iaey riuEntd VIII Tie vessel here rday
noen III: up rtty r'unpt ,h un1 arc Deserving Of
soue c1ed.i {o1 the ss1ue e.t-buGAlu ExyEea*. 18th.
, 1860-08-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Sr. Jouss, n F., Aug. 1.-THE steamship
parans from Galway, via Sackville, at r. n.
on Thursday 7th inst, arrived here TO- day.
The steamship Vanderbilt flom New York,
arrived At SOUTHAMPTON on the It'll.
The steamship Nora Scotlan from Quebec,
arrived at Londonderry On the 7th.
GnEA7 BRl7Alx.-The Ministry had carried
the paper duty resolutions through the House
Of Commons By thirty-three majority.
ming, saJs the English funds continue to show
depreciation on the state of the weather, and
business on the Paris Dourac. The corn mar
ket was henry ut an occasional reduction Of !
to es per quarter for wheat.
new per cent. Sandman loan for SIX mill
lions bus been formally announced for hume
subscription. Tho price is expected to be 50
per cent.
The stock market to day is dull and heavy.
mud the funds experienced fresh decline Of t
per cent.
The failure YVES announced on Monday Of E.
n. n Abbott, Abbott Of Bow Brewery, Tho was Obliged ed
amount Of e5oo,oo which his estate was not
expected to pay in full
The bills Of John Graft, provision merchant,
aud Of phlpot Lane and John CrHtts, Jr, OF
hnightsbridge, have been returned. Liabilities
believed to be moderate.
The Marx Lane Erpr6ss says the weather the
ta"t "CSat tuOueA ut!uH tue uhuA! -SulpEl asAA q
With some rain, had further improved the con
dltton OF the crops. md lad been more cslcula-
ted to produce good hurvest than q hot sup.
The Queen WAS on her way to the highlands
Of Scotland.
Quarrels had taken place between the officers
Of the Danish service aad the citizens Of Leads
drog.
FnAScE.-The Suceror Council Of Commerce
has already held four sittings devoted to an in
| quiry into the cotton trade, a. which n grea'
number Of French, English and Belgian manu-
tacturers were present Mr.. Roaler. Minister
Of Commerce, presided.
TCRlS, Aug. 7.-0ne thousa-d volunteers lef
to-day for Siciiy-5,oo0 more left on the 9TH
The men are conveyed By steamers.
1t is reported that two Seapolitan regiment:
hare mutinied, with the cry Of "VWa Carl
| ha}d.''
Fifteen hundred of Garibald,'s volunteers hat
already landed in Culahsia. he would shortly
advance on Naples. whittier he had been sum
moned. Ills arrival was waited for with inpa
tience both at Naples and Kome.
The rasaaa sailed ut 4. Il. for Doeton. Sh
has $50 passt nge1s.
| LONDON Ann T-CnnEo1a E:3 E119l
, 1860-08-16
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

WEpSrepAT ErIzIxc. Angus i.
FEE!GHTS-tGvanesd 1Kc ,er let Tie easase.
oews: ST b. Grtit Suith re<hare ed ct
1p,.c for what to nestoa: 1860 tucas Bo=tor,
ttchslureh lro e ttt. nj l6c; bE1E Fanny Gatdnts.
v.sa' BL1 10 at 7c; sch,s Gaeoek AID Cairo. ad
PIP liae..c wheat TO Duao Ut tc schF Marquette
u 1ao 7l:: scr Mcntcge whe: tc Os~eso 4: 1:c;
.c.'r 1--we Oak wheat to Port CosbG!Le nt Sc
I.- .ates CT aost to New Tok via md rail- have
l:.n advanced 10 70e to New York and 9oc to B>tcn.
tLvCR-t ecepts, TIC bhls ,hiIptd. noEe. Market
about 5: lover. Sales 80 Lbs good eprsnc extra ss
4l55 del 100 bis AomcEce" DO at aloE tel 600 Iii
god 10 at at: eel 100 bbls Pequot" do at 90
ths do 1t e&,x del bills North Market" supe.ane Mt
%s.6.K del.
WHEAT-Eeeelpts lsl,&3s bu: shipped, M.Hto bu.
SranG opened dull aud lover. but closcd hr. Saes
wese -:o bu No sprng At s7ks sere: 6fc0 tu do
Al &c tote 600 bu d, st &c in asore 1000 bu do nj
c in ttort 600 .u Go at Sc IN store: 400 Ia No.
Spring al &C IL store 7o1 bu No. spring At slH in
sre 1900 tu do At elc In store ~ do n so4c In
store bu do at in store 400 bu do eoxc III
Sore; 1850 hu do soc In store :o bu Rteetcd at c
IL stores tu DO II sec in ttoe bl03 bu canal spring
Sc nfoat bu do It ETC afoat. WST-FNn. Salts
wt.:-1 S tu No He'd at u 20 In s,ere 100 b7 No.
E:l 4, 94c III store.
CoRS.-Eece pts. e3.fS bu shIpped 7a.sts hu. Mar
ket les acre, and 1c lever. Sales were too bu No.
Canal II 4lc a1oa 800 bu No. ii u: IN store 6t bu
do II <lc in 1loo bu No. At Ale in stoEe o tn
IN ttorc t0o hu It &c IN t.ort Is 0oo tu
DO Il 4oc In stost 200 bu Rejected nj 3se In store
OATs-Keoejp.s G.e4 In. M2zsc heavy, and &C lowtE
Sales s0o tu Nc. nj 9lc In sore $50 bu do ut e1
stafc o. hu do al 19c in 1000 bu do II lie In
ao,e; 10bu lejeccd 1t 1se In sosc o3 bu Canal at
exc aloat.
KYE-Eeee eeI:s, 1861 bu. Market quiet. Sales
go hu No. nj &c ttore 400 bu do 81 1se track
BARLEY-neeepta, none. Ma.ket nesnInzl ut 70 @
x5c.
TIMOTHY sEEp-Reccip:s $40 Ms. Na.ic. active
nad advanced &C. Sa!eswert: 90 bags p.te s0 400
bas good Mt s175 track Isl bsgs do s:5 IS bags
dirty n. a2.:6.
HiGH"1SEs-Reeepts 100 brls. Market steady
Sales were. 14o urls city In lotsat lsHc
LLCoupL-:5 bss ut SC.
MES iU1tk-Scro!nal nj 4le.cc5@ 15,1,
TALLOW-Keec,pteG ESQ lbs. MasAe, aro. Sale. wcIs
b.ls county At &c; 100 ., sfoi city at!3:
HlDEs-Reee1&., ia ps. Marx qu Fl aad ruetare-
Cd Green sated. sc Dry Sailed. l,&Ise DRY Flint ise
al3Hc,
Er7TEE-Q:!e:. r:rkir, aca1tc; Dairy In good re-
ca $ ailtt91.e.
E,;G--ye,y dull 1t &c = ior-
r.CLrhY-Cllekcts al;esz1,so P Coz; Turkey.. 20
Hp,.
n1l.A;RlE cE1CEENs-F1c4h. al1:k21 10 3adot.
'>rUES-v<.y du!! g: ce22:e
ArrlEs-In large supply ani mn1ktt ttnd:cx down-
~asi.. Sae4 1kl bhl n. Michigan 1sOal
lar1rI.
l1:E tTOCK-E-celpta Isl netve*: ~ Hoe.. The
akt for L. Cattle !! .aihsr dull account Of dLco1
alt fsusu tic Eatt Id fat Il. piping i,ta how
thcr End L. fair drna- t32.Io.
lI.ss and in sc:iss request At ssaas.ss Fat
-h,e2 In good denard II s7.1:491 .o bat tin arc
y. y.ryxuU. Sales today were t. f1l pAs:
, 1860-08-16


PIRs1xAxn TE1s;A.1 fl1vhFooK- AuE.{.
I:Rx.ps1rrys THE ~tatler COT t1ues co'd ehowesr
I'd ufAvof.,~ rue es p: III. lscn the 1res,
!s't H. Il 70 tntCh quny. but changed IN value
Qunt.s"n. fsot. s.r SH Wheat in STEADY DC.
VI eetsa! nue sa'ecl oi B1uao1 red OF thc new
era sealy-1 1T td. Ia better cemand Tor feeding
lu no. .Id 5000! quarter dea1es mxea IND yellow
.scca.t advantage. Fork guilt and unchanxed.
l.. quiet. ut very n faen se3sI3.. lAcon uasr7ed
t-e u l:clty. but Inf Eits dull
tr- quIE1. 4f9s I'd for hath pota and pearls. Ecs,s
gait bui .ull ptes .se tt.nes oente quiet. lnseed
uEnux NARKI1 1-bas!n4 Btoe. l. Co., report wheat
t+ea:. :s@ses III American wtte aGas Ior ksa; Aad
:r ar z-:{S3ss.
IJtn tES,r jotctsTt, tut pEtei sust1!1ed- Tca
urc' asA. ID; tonkuu lkSd.
tuFe. usn aid well supported.
Lnrp.x MoSxf MAkKII.-Ihe ff.nuefs IN tbs EnSfth
:s:It4ird unu Tie ID Int vhsn fhe naket ir.fs ta,
ar1 declined 2 cctt. elos!nk ssH for both one1
md account
IN The ?sr. B1uys. sTasr gar ID unfav liable
III u. the Er.peror'4 letter. ha Usual Payments oa the
Ab of tue month had led TO ncfe9ee IN The demand fUz
m'uy But rsuptly Wa xood. and the nEch ;nEed
trt.r, Mowar, NckE.on Co. I'D 6r1n In the laes
uA 1atsu>peote4 hut The AAsts would EeAJ nest the'
ells hank returns show dninstan In TIA bull
A--.s. ~. son Co.. rfpor II to!lo~.: Make: 81
W. i z. *ss{ ~ ,. .ad % 70, aa
ahtre tetr. ~- - ~A --' ~ -
FAsA.l tHAvax, Aug.9.
Co!zos- s.is. Of ths week 1000 bai... New oh,ans
~ VII; d ba1es III. bsoet, - 100 balse
, 1860-08-16

SYRACUSE, August 1.-The Douglas Demo-
cratic State Ccnv: nton for tile nomination Of
Presidential Electors and State Officers, met
contested seats in the New York case reported
IN favor Of admitting both tho Tanmany and
Mozart Hall delegations with one vote each
Judge Willard, Of Saratoga, was chosen Pres
ideut. and VIM. Kelly, OF Dutcaes WAS nomi5a.
ted tor Governor; Wm. 7. Allen, Of 0swego,
for Lieut. Governor; Wm. ". Wright, Of On
tatio, for Canal Commissioner, and Vim. c.
Rhoads, for State Prison Inspector. The Con
vention then adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1860-08-16
FsOfta New York.

New YoRK, Aug. l5.---The steamer Richard
Stockton and the propeller New Era collided
TO day at noon of Castle Garden. The latter
sunk. She had 13 pa. sepgers-nll sared.
Rosau>a Williams, s,abbed the other day BY
her husband, died at the City Hospital 10 day.
Mary Haligan died at the Bellevue Hospital
to-day from injuries received from her husband.
4 seaman Of the ship Southampton, just or.
rived from London, WAS arrested to-day on the
charge Of numbering Wm. Parsy, mate Of the
said vessel during the voy, ge.
The Saxonia satled to-day for Southampton.
She took $500, 600.
Thomas T. 0uterbridge, member Of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club. was drowned in the Rar-
itan river while yachting with friends. lie was
natire Of Bermuda
The London Times Of the 9TH says the shares
Of the Great Eastern have declined to ssGd to
as in consequence of The report that the Grand
Trunk Railway Of Canada was about to conf
mence suit for 460, GOO damages for breach oil
contract in not taking her to Portland.
, 1860-08-16
Congregational Nominations.

CosuocroS, O., Aug. l5.-At the R.pnb:;.c.r
Congressional Convention Of the Fifteen''o nj.
srict, held to-day. Hon. VIM. Helmick -ras nna.
mated by acc1au1ation. -os'A'
GALvA, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-The Democratic s.n,.
torial Convention for the Ninth D;.tr;ct hsId
here to-day. nominated A. c. Mason Of Gales.
burg.
DElrn1. Ind, Aug. 14.-The Republicans o.
the sth District to day nominated Hon. Albtrt
:, White for Congress, in place of j. 4. Richie.
deceased. 4He1
, 1860-08-16
Two Days Later from Europe.


New YoRK, Aug. l5.-The steamship Persia.
from Liverpool 4th via Queenstown 9TH, arrived
ut O'Clock thi. morning.
The s'a'';;: arrived out Mt Liver pool on tho
4th.
Reports Of the Syrian Conference being
broken off we1e untounded. 1t is officially
announced that protocol has been agreed un-
on. TwelTc thousand European troops are 10
be sent to Syria, remaining there not over six
months. half to be furnished by France.
Another protocol calls on the Porte to carry
out his engagements respecting the Christians.
Tbe SJriAu force is 10 be under the orders Of
Commissioners Of the Great Powers.
The English Parliament has agreed to rote
92,ooo, ,ooo for Notifications. Preparations are
being made Tor G great party battle On the
paper duty resolutions.
Jhere are rumors of d contemplated interview
between Napoleon and the Queen of Spain.
The Bour:e closed firm at 68f30c-
The text Of the Convention between Carl
bald and tie Neapolltans is published The
evacuation Of Sicily by the Neapolitana is
stipulated.
1t is asserted that Garibaldi has transported
troops to the main land.
The Convention at Messina stipulates III
1000 keapoltans are to guard the citadel and
not bombard the city unless Gasibaldi attacks
the citadel. The outer forts are occupied by
Col. Medici.
TIE mai!s from Calcutta June 18th, Hong
Kong 7th, and Melbourne June 10th, arrived at
Aarse1les on the Sd.
A great panic existed nt Shanghai. The
rebels were approaching. Business WAS aus
pended. Exchange per cent higher. The
Canton Tea market Was dull Exchange un-
altered. Freights a. all ports unchanged.
The CONNER cial depression At Melbourne con-
tinues.
Calcutta exchange o5i. The Indigo PROF.
| pects are more favorable.
Trade at Manchester continues quiet at about
| previous rates.
LArEsr-London 5th.-A popular movement
had taken place in the Papal States, but IVES
6upp.essed,
The Senpolitan troops are being directed on
| Calabria.
Lord Broughan, in the Houss of Lords, Oh
the Sd presented q petition from the Anti.
| Slavery Society, praying that an immediate
step b. taken to prevent Spain to carry out her
| engagements for the suppression Of the Slave
| Trade.
News from Damascus, to the 18th Of July,
announces that the massacre hare ended. The
Druses and Bedouins had retired into the lnte-
rlor, but the Christians were still conceaiing
| themselves. Fuad Pacha arrived ut Dey rout
| on the 18th.
Sir Henry Bulwer advises the Porte to recall
the Grand Fizier-
The Courier de P1ri<. an Opposition journal,
has been suppressed.
ments intended foI Syria lett Clalons to. day.
-Four steamers left Toulon yesterday to embark
troops. Great agitation prevails in Candlu,
Jeddah and Arabia
| NAPLES. 3d.-Ihi city is tranquil.
| KoxE. 31st,-At the disturbance at Arpinu
| the people shouted for Gariba!df. La Moriciere
| sent troops 10 Terracino-
, 1860-08-16

lie ffStad' "Ah one Gays 'sseT i'1"Fe.1
news va. te'esfa?t"a 10 cts-se "p's'nR 'he
aos'ees o' "so' sss.s 'oss ~ 'he l7h9'' D 11s'
me f1'e uee r'a:k Is 20 "4s were se:'e''s's
ncave' s1o 'h:rs Nus eos' taoaeee ~
change' toe 'see:p's ol sil A'oes o: e'',o
~eFe teass- -a7'"a''oE Ia a'' IL - .''s' oosh'
els, oi "a'ea is3':o' =" a. n Al a1h u''
The ccrt1-usa 6 ca supply o. @hent as Nc"
Is aoo'otf se'2iee II Ae,s"s 'eeosieo 'ae
market ra Leg hs"ss h1a !''ces cee''1eo aooa'
lc; hut rnses at tetise cth'sho ~ sh'i'1.s''
she market .o*"fas the elusc iaff:o s''so'''
s7o csoseo nFt'' "l'1 c'ns'eer-oe liq+'s o.
epssusasoa s""'""' - -o"a' "'
81 s'4='te ie: - sgs1'f; e'c-s or e''2
of' eaa '1s'~ ~, "- ''.'e'
"neaE "as ~ lsea oeuaIu 'ao 1r".. WIN '''~
ttd 1rensacs1ohs Il g ~ iot NO. ie'i era II:
for Nc. = Red. Corn YRS less ac:i;e uns
tho market 5ec.:n-, II cert and ct..xc,
AA
4a'ss' .DSa. 'o'S ,.n.,er~ 49, 'Dos 40
t,S,1.
o'o'e' aao 7G1As ~ ~ ~ e'' s'."" :
with imlte1 ocaa:;1 &. 1oe i.b'ue qa5'u1ort-
Oats declined 1bout &c. aad we're h*avv TT axe
o1oss abort o., nm hu.he,. warn so,d a+,sn
~ ~ 30. 49,
2!c iof No. IN storei anu lee LOT L. 1:cte'
RYE quiet and steady at SOC IN store. C-s,..y
10, ec.cd T;uotbv scpd ,raa o,;,a nct,r, ,,,.;
:,
she ma'xes ao'anceo oe-sales Fas5lng l. M
fe..5G52.eo for good 10 choice, and F3.5j ic.'
d;f,v. uiehwines steacy at Isle for citv,
a;, .5.a,,.a ~ a..,,
tN0 49, e 49, e"1 >~0o 49, An"
at the close there were but lew reasels in tie
harbor not engaged. FIVE sail vessels wese
zh.-+arod ., 71,- for wbrat 4, k;n,,e4,, "a,
-1oe... p,,nr.,a ~. e.
70 os"sko' '.@os - AaA~''' 'ao 's. 4'' eo:o
10 oanAlo' a ea'so y, 'A's wv aaAen ny 4
propeller 10 osaeooon'sn'2 ~ ''e 10 nos'on' ano
propeller Taa also engaged al Sc 1or wheat 10
Buffalo.
H., rr,o,v,x S,ue-Tha Y y u,y
iA. 1N1o'A"-' ~ - "'''0e -
Tuesday says:
We consider the late European AeHs favoFa-
bic to this country. We consider the gra1n
markets Of Europe as promising continued
demand throughout the year for orr breadstuas
At moderate aud lair, but not speculative price
T~r cnops m TEE Wrsr.-The N. y ri.
tune o. 1uesos} 1a.h'
The West. i not entirely solvent: IS no louger
pgupcr. "There Is corn IN Egypt and
promises Of more. There was m unprecedcnt.
ed breadth Of grain sown throughout the West
this year, and the 2veruge yield IL ininenE.
Young Statea Whlcn aass n'nefto oafey OF
con,,;nr IN thar milllons uf bushe;s Of Wheat
iust haryested, and their tens of millions Of
bnshe!e Of Corn that VIII he r1pentd next month.
~ quns loes.I ~ tbara ~, To- % a"sts
tha,. I. rouxhout the States Northwest OF tue
On. :i.- Easvest Of 1850 will be at least fifty
=, ...:. letvier than one preceding it, and
H. kie r+.::oo viii have 40 aggregate surplus
= &c hu1dred millions Of dollars in value be-
!r"a tEas Ct any 1afmes year.
:!,:wArxax MAEKs7s-Aug. 14.-Receiptr,