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CNaDju9 aus etnent Brief 6es Reb. Gbrm 81 m.n
StSfbcln, S1we6en, ben 10. Mdri 1875 ~'s'VeFs cattrt
Sbre ualbasbdre Meot3hh = 6ns ruFre,ng,,..s
nettent 9alie ub tteiner 8ruf atpEe Dfenfass ngsMIttel bat
lam, taart etae1 GaS pbae tdielbe feih. Wtebrers n MEN,. no 10y
welbe es ibRen leifete. fNN' IS 8uFen Otentte,
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&c ipGltc 8eltern BET 8rc5eB 9e9en ben sc T.
Der Serb Beginner. Da aber BON beipen
Seiten ipicber 3eu9en feblten, 10 fonnte Der
8rp5eB lidt pprfpnllnelt.
9lldter Briee befabl peil Sberift oie 3ert=
gen rnt iepen Brei8 berbct St ldaffen. Seieu
b%ieielben beute Morgel ni6t ba, 10 merbe er
ben Pro5eB auf ben rd4iten 8ermin perldieben.
(Ginge larbt.)
Ger bpr8e tern 1T ber @aIbtn9 a.
ten Salt as9e6altene 8aQ NAT eiller bet
9ldn5eloitert, ben mir nod je laben. Die
@ttp Gprttet 8ano, Capt. 6elpnlarln, bat 9e=
5et9t, mas lie leilten FAM bic 8eoienullg,
0ilitftlid pe8 @6en8 uno Srinfer8) rpnt
Pabit III Der 0tprb TrcberidltraBe belpr9t, lieB
l1ift8 SIT wiinlAen iibrtg. 9tu6ig unb frS9lt6
IdteOen mir 8eiterlt MOr9ert INN 6 l16r.
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oer 3ieperfran5 i'm 8rontfr. zGbeater ra8 BE-
fannte S9altz rnb Stnslpiel pWtutterlegen
pber bic lelte Taltdpn" ouf. @8 lilto Die be-
ten SDrbereitul8en 9etrpffen, 10 OaB li9 ba8
Publlflttt eittet ar89e5ei@neten SuultsenuB
periprefeu barf.
BHOte 9rrBe Spiree Der Oruz
tben ftlloet beute I6enp IN ben Nerp<G1Ientz
tlp@0tppn8 tatt, perfniipft nit einer 9rpBen
Prpnenape, ali bet ale Sff5iere be8 @rpB=
bat18 nlb Der ut1tcr9eprbneten Saline in STE
9altelt lrnO init ben S1ii9nien be8 Srpet8
t9eilne1net.
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9abt tbr ben &eudbuitclt
SOnt''tt 9tlle alnc semclet.
glutulta Der Qltltoe
@mispiae, 81, BEN I. e,n,

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n meiaem sdSa eaIttn TN SOrperSebecbe Sabre s[drissss'" Sds 10
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31 perreittem:
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ttnO Npmcertpit.

Ger orpBe Saal Ger WebonicS 6au, SO. 1852 SO. Touetfefrose
Serren- nne 0amer9areerpbe 1T nun anf 6as ~elesanteIe ans
0eItattet un6 nlt becorirt une btetet Die &erapaltuno ben lleberneb
ntern bon 8daen unb @cncerteu e~enietben unter bn oamffaHsgn
WeninounQen amN 0soe emt
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OBi(htio fit Schneider.

@ue M~r6eitaeber, welhe grbeitf nbtbig 6aben, ippuen lid
eef6ulsIt an mid wcnben, ba i9 cine grpbe 8etanntl6aft unite
Sbneibern babe. Gu ane S0neicer, weIHen eS an &rbett feblt
tSnnen burd9 mid wel6e erbalten
(No7, 3IRD SO. % q. S%receridfr., oSarntpnie- Sale"
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@rfaLtuna, Suffer-, @eiten. II. grnfidner,e, :,

g8ertber 9esr! Snt Spdtiabr 1848 tvurOe N y .,nn. =,
gen ShntfF5 n rtetrer ltntea Settle unnittelbar inter Sert nss,rt,au,
eetaaea, pelber mid aufS 8rielidite narterte ms Sits %st$seM I
Spra6e b%eraubte, SD CLAUDE, eaB etne teittee grfGfhunsn' ~ re fst
fade pasUn mar. SIN saAfs ether g8o6e serbrettete sth s' Si ~.
s9msrS aesr es aanae Stnit mo rsarSs sn Gage ID aGse b 6eitt.
|prpbtrte bierauf en eomses Sabr lang aue nSalfneTp D MSsSsttstn SN
ssns a ansa @pfO ssF 's s;s mute sa6 seI S,r,, eS e, 1aosiaSIlSdSsars @siie
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sstatsan9SIattte!!s anrtett- SD strf@afhe mir efe Siofbe SsTg
zen imo epe tN re NOD rOat9 SerSrnudt tatte. iteltegn dSS arihsn
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I.0S. VI. 9arSfb,
Yaltor Der ]. YreSt0tertarer .g~euneinSe
Gerre paute, Snb., cen s. Wai 1S4S.
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Q2Siebti0 flir Me{euleboffcn,
SpfePR @nppert battas f6Sneebaute
sSr0nflin Gnaine Sans,

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221 Galfern Np., an. 8crtlir. u. 8rcdbmnb.
setanft rel3es i'm smeiten unb britten Strf snei orcNe eSIss
enttpalt, bic fb %beiOnterS fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb
aneere Wereine eienen unb btaie s~erfntefeGet werben.
2as 2rfal fibrt BON jegt al ben Namen;
u6r1nflin OalIs"
sMaBere Nnsfnnf BET SpffPA Muppert,
NTSot5rst M 2l5 &afern MSenue.
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SON 90. SO, 9Btnters Op 9
WataeSaeStQe. Sa.' rev

WttleS9eUIat, 81, Ben 5. gpdr, taso
Mtethe 5erren. = Mtt arusent Neron6oer ox..s,
Len araanteeiter Der 9uftrDlre tbr 8ruiRrriSSiau nSsgnt2ie 'D et al
Y SGa 5.aSe s Ualana BET itarfem Nuswurf unO qeberteiS Spenlo
aH9epaatt babe. - peFen @rfplae
u. 80. Btuters n
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Gfioenif4er @atarrb II. 5luBieber (~Snflnensol
80 m. !2Ipsb BON Sts6urn pa, f5retbt: ~
SD bin lpeben rteoer 9enelen ron einen epioeuntSTsu Got1..x
Bet ipelAer Srani6eit tb tn ibrem grafrttRtaer Elm n' ssSA |Stiatrn
0elntttcl fanp. !" "lV1eparfe
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8rultbraune uno 8lutIpeien.

MIqls0iOe, Butler g., sen 5. SIT ISL.
Sd. beseuse, RAP i'd wa0renb Der Grnte i'm rshtsn qna 49,
saIiS1prsneattuneuIns belallen tparoe unb cine sisnfif6c Euanti IS
pn Slut aasmlrf. aub bate th eiaen 6G1en Suaeu. SH A, nots.
ssE enc Glalpe oeS tareruoen Salla rs unb Damn 8 6lafbsn S SS
srHtrttniSunsSmittel uO beirS fsate mid edn,l6 pIs1SSr p 6
Sames y. pa n S orr. "
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WfeOisintfcbc 9lmsciae.
&nbt ibr Sen Snftem?

Saitn sebraadet Or. 9qpneS 8ruIfreili-
9un98mittel.
w 9'et au8tnbhflt6e Grletdteruna.
SetS - en8braffa Dber f6wtn6rSM ~.
SeS ~ 5a9ne's 8rufreibi eunasmtttel. '"V|'Bs Oann
u sr,ul ~ %as e. sstias Oes SaletnieS, weiRsr SteIeibe OS Ssra HsIt
rt8tett petia Atpnaen wesnimntt. Ivy 0s"'suHs aue SGwte-
paDt i4r ben aeu66uacn
S 8 Sa9ns,s SruffrsirtSer. = 9as tea, e.;,u,.
Sas SSuasn .sneiSttsr tt1 ao ben so Tsf = dts IN &c sSIneabiarst
r S2S Gst ~ Sts Salsbrdaas 33CroauEpSS u uSsr
rfiH}af" oeus asa raS Z I'M sJj d s%ssssSndet Of pms ssl Sasnes s srua.
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a nssre 3 rnflet6e babt 70 sebraaast S spsass : a Ossl
tsni ,@D gsS,t 5asrrs ~ " = 0as bette SebilaitteL fir folSs sSa 1fat.
eaSpn eebstlt rnrbeu, beweifen. 0""' ~""ls"0er' welfe
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Health Health Health
DIR. GSunOme's
buinumea8eiebter
gSIE0EirlaFAN 4 0sAAs u IS
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G8 madt mir nidt a0etn 9cranl9en, Ionoern III, bo[te es oub
tr Pat8t 9e8ea bic %lei6enbe Meni6beu, ST. b~efitisa, mas 81.
SWapne'S Btl6ttri8 n-Sprup mir selefet Bat. SD
mlroe bon etrenn be1t9et 9uien 6eaaen NIT glutIpeien un6
i@werem Atbcnt, 10 oB i9 Die 9anse gtaft auBer SEM Bette Isu
nnb itsen mabte. SD perl9affte mir Die pbise ~wertbecne Mebi3in
BON 8errnann 5ituS in 8enlalent, wcl6er ebeufals b~eSeueen tanu,
bab i'd ~pplitSnoig curtrt ipproeu bin.
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genlalent BUDS Gpuntb, 16. Mat1S57. up
Nt+ter8 Nitter2 Rt++n~

M .Spp u rs. Ya8e.
8ttter8! 8itter8l 8ttter8l
lDr. Swayne's ifitter Cathollcon
Wea9 nit eiuer St6erbeit benubt lpereen, weld5e cine Weebi,in
btler Nrt nod nod ME e%rfatren. SIS perleibet Dem Snitem neues
2eben nmo 6raft. Der 8laiie, Der Mate, Der Sdpdblide, Der
Wtate, Der Opspeptti6e, Der Mutblcie, Ger Meroenl6wode, beren
@~eIunbbeit Bel ppr9eradtent Alter Oabin idpinoct, per6en neuc
Gr&fte uno einen 9uten 9ppetit erbalten. Wladt cine 9rpbe Samit
uuo unic gSort bafar, ibr lperoct Sufrieoen lein. OieIeS wirfItd
werHboOlle 8tter8 BAT 9rpBe @isenl6ofteu. Sur so Cts. Sic gpHel.
GGabert itnO reirtt0ct 0ns Nlmt
Or. Swapne'8 fart cpncentrirter
Slutt @|rtraft BON @ ar1apurilla
Der 9roBe 8lutretni9er uno Nfittel sur Seilun9 bon Scrofula,
nlerfurial11eu 6~ranfbetet &Deunatt8mus, 6autalsIdlaa, &c
l9Wirer, GrpipelaS, Pifden, al8eneiner S6mi6c, Ipp6iHi6er
S1mptrrne &c. &c.
2lllc1t nmDeren @illeit UprnmS.
or. Swapue'8 aterSuferte Snrfapariaa uno &beer- piaen oesen
ae biliSlen Seiben, utcrbentli1en Stnbl9ang, k%ppfihmerS, Ser
Don p%er6pr6cnem Nta9cn 1erri9rt, lte6elfeit, llnoeroaulihtet, lin
re9elniBtgtetter bel ben 6rdncnStmnern, ir9en6 &rantbeten Der
Sober, sc8 Wta9en8 poer Der @eodrnte; aud reini9en lie su9etd
caS Slut unb perleiben DEM Spfem neue Rrait, ftiren piete Sci
oen, Die man ni6t IN ibren 8erei6 bafen fplhe. @er9eBt nift
cine Prpbe nit bielen l%pcrtbpoaen Yjeu Su MAIDEN.
Nerfert0t alicia bel
Or. Spnbne un6 Spbn,
go. 4 Nortb Sepentt Street, Iber benz vtarf
pblacelpba. =
@erfauftA bet:I
8. g. Goof, So. 76 8altimpretr.
$. sc. Shooting, SEQ. 95 Sroabpap.
s. frep, SO. 81 Y. 80Dtr. uno
in Scr Nfice AeS 49Nefer n 4Nt
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Iufaa bon au8aebruno.

Falt0r BET ]. Yre8bUterianer geunei
Serre 9aute, eSnb., cen s. Mai 1S4S.
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Nertautt bel:!
g. g. Gopf, So. 76 Baltimore tr.
$. sc. &6hlin9, SEQ. 95 8roaowap.
s. Srep, SO. 81 q. gopitr. uno
in Der Office be8 nQ8eder."
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than last; in other words, that Chicago wilTe 1
produce to the amount Of nearly t,25 COO 900
little less than half the value Of the whole q
crop. The effect OF this enormous Increase of|
duction upon the Western country must del
upon the conduct Of the Western people in re|
to consumption. If they spend gil they nal,
dry goods, groceries and other merchandise
imports Of Chicago viii swell Us fast as its exp
and the immense crop of Is60 will leave tte
OF Illinois no richer than the poor crop q
Il, on the contrary, they husband their md
and avoid lavish expenditure, this years
will render that State enc al the richest i,
Union. Thus far the jobbers report no extra
nary increase in the orders from the West
Reports of droughtin the South and Of i5u
the cotton crop continue to come in: rain hasre
ly fallen, but in many places IN Alabama, G'o
Florida and Texas the plant is beyond re'o'
II ia pretty evident that large reduction vii
to be made from current estimates OF the 60
crop.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for THIN
~ July, 1871 were. 70
Earnings July, 1859. ...................... otls
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FINANCTA

Az
The london Tim. city article dated Monday august
evening, says
The English funds continue to show depression. On
coun, OF the state Of the weather and tie business
the Paris -Bourse the msret was heavy at su coca
sona reduction Of one to two shilling quarter fer
wheat Ahcu, 81 900 r bar gold was taken from the
BANK today for export These small Withdrawals are
chiefly Cor uansm ssion 70 Spain
Anew Eve per cen, Sandman lean for air millions has
tcen formally announced Tor home Subscription The
price Ia expected to be eighty per cent
he sso * market to-day dull ard heavy, aad The
fuads experienced fresh decline Of eighth per cent
The possibility Of drain o. gold froa the bank attracts
crcusscr Tie usfavorat,e reaction Ia the market for
British railroad sharee continues. the idea being preva
leo. IN some quarters that the duocss noticed certain
branches OF trade may have cfct Gu the traffic The
demand 10 the discount orc at The bank K day ra-
ther slack.
Qrne failure ~as announced on Noads. Ct L Abbott,
OF Bow Brewery, who vas obliged To swpcnd payment.
with liabilities 10 tho amount ef $780, 900. which bis es
tate ~ss rot expected to pay 10 tut.
The bills Of John Graf, provision merchant, ani Of
PhlIrot lane and John Craft, IT.. q Knetis5ridge.
have been returned Liabilities believed to be moderate
general meeting OF the City Of london Brewery Com
rany was held yesterday aod dividend Of ak per cent
per anosm both on the preference and ordnsr shares,
vss declared.
TIE London Daily Ees abiding 70 the division co tie
paper duties remarks that the lists we're too unequal and
the Issue Of the battle too well known beforehand N
the contest exciting but Is probably one Of the las, Of
the kind cur gcnerstsn viii witness n most In.
s,ructve and closed the session with toa. The South
eastern Railway trsne shows this wcek an increase Of
| "a or,
ne osprsy and rrunmoaa have arrived from China,
| with LOGS 100 lbs. Of tea.
| The Marx lane Err~sss esyss-
The weather of the p.s week though beiov The usual
tenrersture With sorne rain hos futhr tmproted ~
c- iiiOn ~ 10 cTors cnd been oacri1td % ptoace
q oocd hdTvsv han a ho mi
The Green Der way 10 the Highlands OF Scotland
\ despatch from York o, the rth says
orr journey rom the metropolis 70 this the Great
Northern Ralusy has bcea pursued with unerring &C
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTHERN ITALY.

TEX LANDING OF GARIRALpI's TRooPs ~ CALAsRIA-
TrrE Rr1s or THp REVOLUTION IN eorrHERs TIA
Ir-raE HrSe OF NAPLES IN DANszs, ETC
TrRS, August 9. $3.50.
ore thousand volunteers e tcday for sicily Five thoc
aaad more win leave on the a;h The me- are oorveyed
b. steamers &C. 1t In stated tha, t~o NJ tho Neapo'an
regiments have muti1ed to the cry az viva GsribAidi
Hns~ hundred q Gdr;taldrs roi'risrs aaN already
landed /. CoictTd He would shortly nj snce OF Maple
whittier be had beea summoned. HIS o7Tgd rds ',assi
,ia irnro.sencr tct. q. Adpies aad Rcn<
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THE NEWS BY THE PARANA.

ST. JOINS, y. e., August IL,
VA SAcxvriH, August 10. 1860.
The steaushp Parsna, from Galway ., seven r. N. OF
Tuesday the vth inst, arrived here at noon to day.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New York, arrived q,
Southampton on the tn.
Tue Parana sailed ct eight NJ for Boston. She Las leo
passengers.
The steamship Nova Scotia, from Qcebeo, arrived At
Londonderry the 9TH.
Tie Ministry bad carried the paper eusy rcsoi it!on
through the House OF oommous by thirty three majority
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1860.

curacy Her Msieesys journey northw1d was fescmeo
twenty minutes psst two O'Clock p H.
The fixed Thursday for the vote % TIE
Galway subsidy 1t is hoped no Irish members gill be
absent.
COMMERCIAL rNTELLlGENCE.
IrvERpool, August !-P n.
Cotton magSe. f-m 6alee today 10, 700 bales
LONDON, August 7, 1850.
ConsoIs psi. Qsk
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The Superior Council Of Commerce las alresd. he'd
four stnrs devoted to inquiry into the cotton trade,
at which great number CT French, English and Belgian
manufacturers were present NJ Hocer, Minister q
Commerce, presided.
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THE LATEST By THE PERSIA.


te Al quarter pas, Elk A N.
zax SYRIAN QUESTION.
PARs Augrst {, 1880.
tn Pd.nS OF tbs evening says the regiments 10 end-
es 70. syria ef. Cnacrs this morning. -Four steamers
lef r5ulou yesterday TO embark troops New received
here state tSai great agitation prevails in CANDIDA Jed
6ah aad Arabia
The kor1- OF day says the representatives Of the
erss; Powers assembled yesterday, r order TO sign tho
protocol, stpulA;isg which have beer
arranged In COMMON, sha. be ri carried int
ten. The Mone-.r also contains the solo~lng-
CosrvrSoers, August 1880.
The Governor GcaerL q Damascus has BEEN deprived
By the prote- tribunal TIE Governor General q Boy
rout has been arrested.
The Contradictions; asserts tina, orders sor the departure
haze bse1 despatched TO the troops.
TIE ITALIAN QUESTION.
Milan, August 4, 1860.
The Ps--v-s.a aarca nces that the sandman govern
men. bad ords,ed the levy q the clauses isss and 1882
NArrrs, August 6, 1860.
ne city 4, trar,u1
Row. IVA Xarseslles), July 81, 1860.
The popils- movemen, ct ArpIna has been suppressed
TIE people shouted for CNlbadi Genera Lamori,.ers
has dispatched a column Of troops N ronsoino.
NSrSs, July 81, 1850.
AUSTRIA.
vxsSs, August Z, 1890
The a. Nsi,si,e OF today psyg-ou xonday the drst
sitting o. tie Grad Committee o. the Council q tho En-
psrc viii ,sso place. The Hurgsrian members OF the
Ptsaca viii prcecn, a memorial demanding re6rm 90 q
federal basis Ccan, szechscn saa TO be the asthcr Of
this moral which aprears 10 have prospect q meet
IN With y-eA: majority In us favor.
rrSASctAt NEWS.
IosrO~. Aayua t-Fverias.
TIE tgsis " day dull at yesterday PRICE The
other departments Of the stock Exchange are likewise
saei Upon the who's sales have rather progressed.
British railway stocks in several irstauce are somewhat
lower .he rruo,pa suciuator has been n Ionaon and
Northwestern stocks.
oday. IN the BANKRUPTCY Court, the hearing Of the
oa.e o. s,rsinaeld Co o,ed for Tharsdsy next
Great Northern Dividend IS runored ta; the bali
scar, dfvldcnd vii be f2 &c. We hare received 10
| Official announcement 81 H.
Toe ,ldead Of the London Discount Company to be
Suspended orips TO the hoses sustained through the
/ f,iurcs In the leather trade.
| A hlare At Nottingham IN The hse trade reported
| v u iso:lties amounting to coo 90
The chaonel feet has arrived at Hoynead, where i \
| I.xc,y 10 rsual .cS days.
ooxnscrn..
1lvruoo-, August s, ts6o.
Cot,os-saiee Yesterday 1000 bses, Including soct
en sp~cula,po sci for export, he market closed frm
., eadstuifs qaIs;, bit steady.
Provisions dsr.
roNroy, August Up NJ
cousoi' siosst At 90. o5s for money aad account
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NyDNEsrAI, August I'D N
AsuKs.-rhe market wU steady, with emnl sales q
for pots md at re FOR pearls.
DRxADsrvyys --fiour-Tho market was cutie act.
day, ard low grades were rather timer. TIE
grades of Western we-c somewhat Irregular with
about 10000 bbls., clcsi1g within the following
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IRfIcHrS TO LvcrpoCi rates were frmcr. esIs
for wheat, vhich vas taker at m advance IN ra'ee
eprafemenis 70 that port embraced ateut
IN ships baes: 500 oto bbls rou- at 3 al
tcvte ctesse, by searner. at sos With butter
sane rate. To LONDON rates weec steady, with MIRO
ing. The sales emh-soed about IL GO bushels Wit
ships bags, al ii I'd 3,tOc bos Lorr AT e o..
10 epiriis turrentine M a. o. and 10 hhds tobs
as To Mc men 100 cascs ,barco were cnrr xed G
and so tons loewcod n eos. The bark Alerande
chartered 10 lear nj Baltimore fnr Rotterdam 1T
BAy The market steady and In COED demand
saies cf 900 trlss for shipment. reported at poc
Ross were In stoc demand, with saes ~ 10
nstp cropl az Sc a lie ari some contracts q nov
spten eat l2c. Ijc.
lsnx Scotch PIG vas quiet and nominal q, ..
mouths.
1--WE was In good demand and more plentv. viii
IN the two ~ three sa,s rast 81 about zoo 900
including common n 7oc. ard lump Rock aud al ~
MotAs-Sx qnlft, ANA ssies u a retail cfararte
NAVAL SruvSs. Spirits turTcniire cshibitrd nor,
Dcrs. While the SAILS sr brtced eco bbs., IN lots.
3pkc. tor sbifrirz, nov bid at ios and 2ks
trained rosin rere cold at ~ 70 per clo ins de'i
2f5
cris -Iirsced continued h. sell moderately at
efc a considerable pa.e q cotton seed oil xas rel
~ 5fc. for crude aud $50 To- refined sale ~ son
scc boxes Olive wa made at o. Is for quarts auc
PROVISIONS --pork--rbe market for mes xW
but primo was ifts huoyaut, while sales were 70
extent. aud 900 500 hhls were rcrrrted at $40
$40 Is. old mes VI SIS 50. thin mess AZ SIS
SIS 0os snt ntw prime 10. AT sl4. and snie ot
hbls 10 - rr frrpated ~ p. 4, supposed W have
81 30 % Def was STEADY, With sa'rs I" hV.
bbls n,udsc country mess At = 70 20, repses
az So so o 1870. ard extra 10. NJ I'll q
Bar n wss f-mly bsid Sales 81 10 ooo bbts stnoked
srn side~ we've rcvcrt~d ~ ,sr and 10000 90 Ct
=. I. lars wss steady, with sales ~ about 20 ~
loc. r5Io. Butter and cheese were steady an
fair.
srrpe--Holsers were arm. Small sales e y
a, De-. hut ei.c. wsr asked. Sales 2 ~ ~
mskirg. IN tote, Of ~ 81 lAnFccd was arm.. ~"
carso ~ pnvphsy was sold in piston AZ PIT q,
seed were selling there At TIC closing 0rm.
srosps-Tfe uavset eas q ADJ, With ysher
business The sales enrrDctd shout 600 hhds IN
IN which we're Too 10. PORTO Ricos AZ Ts,c y sAc
the r.rslraer corpissel n Cuba including refining
AT 6te essc. AMI grocery trades a, &c. Ttc. 70
70 tsir. Prime 10 choice goods ssre held Ri &C. as
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nrNNApv AND sCBJ,FsyIG.
FRANCE.

ouarrels have taken place bet~e~u oe re C. the Ia
rlsh service aac the ci, ems OF Readabors.
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Messrs. Bell, Son 4 Co. notice and quote as
follows
The market for American State securities during the
week that past has remsined very steady and prices
stationary For railroad securities Of the first class
there has inquiry AID business has beea done
In Iiliroie Con. Int advance Of about cent
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Outra xes On American Property In Mes

Tae London Ttn,es' Messina correspondent, writing
under date % Jriy 20 Says
This morning t1e whole OF the cavalry. ircludug the
ancers with tie light infantry, harpshooters aud gen
da embarked board steamers, which were
lyiag ready for ther and conveyed 70 Villa San
Gevann. which is opposite Mess.na, on the Calabriar
coast.
The soldiers Of the line sut sequehy SHIPPED to
Reggie That these robbers gone is tn, greatest
tless.5g that happened tn kessina since thew
have been quaefed In the ueghborhood they have corn
miiteG ravsges unspeakable. AS soon they lande'
they entered the garden Of Mr. Morgan the American
Corsui and hsl oed themselves 10 Its products
Mr. Morgan complained TO the officers, who caused thu
deliaq be picked AID they sapencef To
the bas,inado For this purpose they brought to
Salvador Greet but the picket turned out
court yard TO tie sentence, tie whole
mass OF the declared that the first blow they
would shoot every officer The officers therefore
Ilo q how the whole Neaplitan army ia at present
situated.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL
WEDNESDAY. August l5-6 P. n.


The steamship Persia arrived this morning, with
dates from Iiverpoolto 4th and Queenstown to 5th
Consols were quoted steady money abundant
and easy: cotton tending upward; bread
stuffs firm without change; American stocks
rather higher with a lively demand for the
speculative railway stocks. The weather continued
very cradle for the crops; most Of the grain
fields were stn green, and the prospect of search
ty was being generally csnvassed. Happily for
consumers, food is pouring into England from
abroad in such quantities that the market is kept
from advancing. Tie Persia brought orders from
England for purchases Of wheat here. which led
to 8 large business this morning on our corn ex-
change; I50 600 bushels changed hands, and an adj
vance Of lie. a bushel was established.
The last statement Of the Bank of England shows
tie following variadons as compared with the pre-
vious week:
Public deposits. .....,....... .f2:4 9S
Other deposits ...............' ilo,s.U
Notes in circulation ,......... as ,365
Rfet.. -'yO''
Or the other side Of the account
Government securities. IL go
SSin and buI'iop. '............ 1855 esa
Notes uremploy cd ........... 6s,066
Mesars. Bell, Son K Co. notice and quote as