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Vl)c 4florkets.
EiktOn Market.
[REPoRTED by JOHN PARTRIDGE.7

hEPokTED Bf JOHN PARTRIDGE.
ELKToN June %, 1850.
Red Wheat Sl.30 to 5000, White do
81 40 to 5000 Corn, old, 60, new, Go, Oats
80, Lime, l5a cents per buShcl.
WILMINGTON, june 23l. Wheat ST 40
Corn GS'cls: Oats 10: Flour $G.00a Sc Is
Clover Seed, 81 80: Timohy do. So 80.
THE PIlLADELpHIA MARKET, June 22d-
White Wheat, 81 .4S Red do, $l44 ;
Corn. 81 cts: Oats, 43. cts Flour, IS so
BALTIMORE, June 22l.-Good to prime
red wheat Sl.3O 10 S! 35, prime white wheat
81 50 to Sl.55. Corn both white and yell
low ~ TO 10 cents. Rye 90 cents. Oats 10
to A cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street. Extra &G.25.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, June 49,
Beef Catlc--'Ihe offerings this week amounted
to about 2GOO head sales at 81 $3.50
per 100 lbs., as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves-Sales of
fresh Cows, at 1926 aaS50; dry do. at 20a $50
each. Sheep--Oli;.rings 6 1000; and sales at
3.75a4 % per lO0lbs Hogs Offerings about
200 head. sales at 81 so a IS so per 100 lbs.
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Piece or Parcel of s.anL
Aiso.--JO Acres Of E.and,
LATE S,IEHiFFS SALE.

Sl virtue Of three writs of Nrnitiomi EN-
hV p"naS, one ISSUED out Of the Circuit
Court Tor Cecil county, and two issued by
Lcnucl H. PurnGll, one of the Justices OF
the Peace Of the State Of Mary land. in and
for Cecil county, to me directed. will sell at
Public Sale, at the Count House door, in
Eiliton. On
T"cSday, Mc'l7M dag JulN 1860,
all the right. title, claim, interest and estate,
of Henry. Brnncit, in and to all those two
Lots or Parcels Ui Ground, with the In
provcmcnts thereon, situated and lying il,
the town of North East, Cecil county. front
Ing on Main Street % feet, and improved by
,! story Frame Dwelling, with other out
buildings &c. It being the same lots or
parcels Of ground that were purchased by
l.. Thomas and wife, and Johnson and John
Shippers, by decd duly acknowledged and
recorded among the Land Record Books Of
Cecil c"uoty. Also, all that Piece, Parcel
or Tract of l.an,l. whurcon the said Bennett
now resides, situated in the 9Th Election
District, (n"ar Bacon lIill,) on the road lead
ing from Elkton to North East, containing
AZ Acres, More or Less;
late the property nf the said Henry Bennett,
and taken III execution ~ the suits of
Thompson X Balddtt, (uSc Of John 7. Bel
sterling. ASSighcc,) Dilworth x Branson.
and Michac! Waitman, ana will be sold for
Cash to satisfy SAID wris and costs.
C. Sale to comnIcncesat II O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
June %, ls6O~-ets. En- Sheriff.
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Planning Mill and Sash Factory,

WYE invite the attention of all persons in the
W city or country. who contemplate the erection
of Dwellings, Barns &c. to our extensive stock; OF
Building Materials, i'll the rough and prepared for
use; namely
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Plain
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASllES. (G!assed and not Glassed,l
WOOD MOULDINGS,.
HOT BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELS,
SAHnAsr rHsSs' }r~ned,
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS:
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AlSO.--Dressed FIOOring:
YELLOW PINE NORWAY PINE
WHITE PINE AND nEMLOCK,
(well seasoned
~ All Of the above we offer as low rs the
lowest for the Cash or approved paper.
Al! orders by mail or Otherwise, attended to-
with promptncss by
holland & co..
June %, 1860 PORT DEPOSIT MD.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
CuARLEsTowN, June o., co

CHARLESToWN, June q, GO.
On Wcdnc' day n ieht last, about IL clock
our usually quiet town was thrown into a
high state of excitement, and our citizens
aroused from their tranquil slnmbcrs, by a
hideous noise made by man, by the name
of Richard Miller. raving under tie influence
Of the mama Il potu. Esquire Logan deputised
several citizens. who after a desperate strug.
gle succeeded in ancsting him. lie is a resi-
dent of Philadelphia, and for the last three
months has givcn up wholly to dcbauchcry.
His family becoming alarmed for fear OF per.
sonal injury left him and came to this town,
where their relatives reside but he finding
our their Whcrca bonts, pursued them. and
has proved great ANNOYANCE to our citizens
Esquire Logan committed him to Jail.
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(CkSTiEEE'S SALE.

pl virtue Of two wrtS of Ecndition
I'D ENionls, issued by Anthony Wharton
one Of the Justices of the Peace OF the State
Of Mary land, in and for Cecil county. one at
the suit of r. Il. Thomas. (nsc of William ID.
Jones y Co.. and one ut the suit OF X. l..
Thomas. against fine Goods and ChuttlcS,
Lands and Tcncincnts Of Robert G.. Logan.
Benz amin Is. Sweet and William Logan, (of
Th"nlas.) to me directed, | will sell ut Public
Sale, at the public house Of Mrs. Lum, in
North East, on
M"dv, HE 10th dny Of Jply, 1850,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
at law and in equity, Of the said Robert &.
Logan, in and to all that
Piece OF Parcel Of E.sAnd,
on the public road from North East to Port
Deposit continuing ACRES, more or less,
adjoining lands of Thomas Logan and others.
Aise.--5O Acres Of Llnd,
more or less, late the property Of Bcnilmin
Is. Sweet, being the same land the said
sweet bought Of Miss Ann Russell, adjoining
lands Of the North East Manufacturing Conf
pany, and "tlr To be sold for Cash to
satisfy said writs and cost.
GJ5"Salc to commence at 2'o'clock p ".
- JOHN W. SHIPPERS,
June %, lSGo-ts. [S3,71l Constable.
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q z Congress has at last passed a joint
resolution. reducing the prices of public
printing forty per cent. Both printers of the
House and Senate accepted the public print.
ing, on the condition that the contract could
be modified during the lime they held it.
Practica men say that the reduction is too
great, and that the printers cannot stand it.
The mere fact Of reduction Of forty per
cent, rs evidence OF the immense excess Of
profits. and will have tendency to break
up the corrupting influence of this excess on
elections and lobby schemes. II tif Patriot.
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CISou,hcrn Senators have fallen into an
ugly habit Of dcnouncing poor men and those
who " labor in the sweat of their brow. -
Senator Hammond pronounced them " the
mnd-sills ofsociety," Senator Wigfall in his
spirited r'anner denounced them as " crimi-
nails" and Senator Green calls them " poor.
infamous scoundrcls y and "lazzaroni. If
these are to be regarded as the enlmcnts of
the Democratic party, announced through its
leaders, it is high time that such disgrace
ful organization were broken up.
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If YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY

III IVU WANI III DAVE MUNEA
CALL At THE CHEAP CORNER,
CHERRY HILL.
Where you will find constantly on hand q
General and Well Selected stock of
Goods, comprising both the Useful
and the Ornamental, at Prices
which cannot fail to please.
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF ~
DRY GOODS,
(Taken in its extended signtcation.y
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
BURNING FLUID AND KEROSENE,
OILS. PAINTS, AND DRUGS,
HARDWARE,
Including Mails, Hinges, Bolts, Locks, &rr,
and Cutlery. Also, Shocels, Spades, Hoes,
Forks, Scythes, &c., Preserving Kettles.
EARTHEN-WARE,
STONE.W WARE
QUEENS-WARE,
CHINA AND GLASS,
With the latest and best Self.Scaling Cans
tor Preserving Fruit, nc.
Also-Wooden, Tin, and Willow-wares.
LOOKING GLASSES AND CLOCKS.
carpets, OIL CLOTHS,
AND NDOW SH DIES,
BRUSHES AND BROOMS,
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
in great Variety of Styles.
TERMS-Positively Cash, or Barter and
Uniformly ONE price.
The community already feel and ackaorledgs
the benc fetal effects of this NEW trading post,
and just in proportion to the increased pat
ronage received will be extended sill greater
inducements for a continuation of the same.
Very respectfully, S. b. FORD.
Cherry Hill, June %, 1860. .
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~The N. Y. Times. in commenting upon
Mr.. Everctt's letter Of acceptance says, his
conservative policy "has strong attractions for
calm, reace-loving, reflective natures, and
will withdraw some men Of such tempers from
the pending strife" In other words it is a
policy Which commcnds itself to every intclli-
gent mind opposed to senc tional scord.
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POPULATION OF CnESTERTowN, Nd .-Ac =
cording to the returns Of the deputy Marshall
that town has II population Of $50: of which
number $50 are white and GA blacks, The
number of deaths that occurred for the year
ending June LIST WAS q.
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GRAIN, CLovERsEED, &C., BouGHr-The
~ subscriber buys all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by ii. S. Sites
Feb IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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RAYS National Harvester.

p AVS Combined Reaper and Mower,
~ which received the FIRST premium at the
Maryland Institute Fair of 1859. To be seen
at the Elkton Depot, and for sale ON accom-
modating terms, by JOHN PARTRIDGE
June l6, 1850.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRy and SILVERWARE.
BENJAMIN s. CLARK

No. ll3 Unkct Street, abore Fourth,
At THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND,
w l. NJ \ q TON, DEL A W ARE.
TWNTlNtES TO keep on hand his usual variety
oot Fine coli and Silver Lever Lepine English
ana French Watches. from the most celebrated
makers OF Europe. Warranted in every case to
be what they are represented at the time of sale
CL''CkS OF every variety of style and finish,
suitable for parlors mIntelS, Offices or public
plc"s.
G"! Chains for Ladies' Gentlemen or Children,
some OF hom very beautiful and highly finished.
Slivcrware. either figured plain. on hand anI
furnished to order.
Sp rtaccs Of all kinds and ages from the best
establishments
Lad tes' JcyveIry
VI the most exquisite style and finish
Clocks, Watches. Music Boxes and Jcwslry care
fully repaired. and all work warranted 70 give
satisfaction. BENJAMIN 5. CLARK.
lib Market Street nbovo Fourth
June -, lsbO-ly. Wilmington Del.
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IMPLEMENTS AND FERTILIZERS
TO FARMERS AND THRlSHERS.
Vhrasher and WinnOWar:

AZ L
Single and Double Horse Power
AND COMBINED
Thras!ler and WinnOWar:
Az also. CLOVER IULLERS. FEED CUTTERS.
Circular AMI CroSs-Cut Saws. Horse Rakcs and n
greatly improved LEVER POWER for two. four
or six horses. which runs easier and better than
any lever power now in use.
All at greatly Reduced Prices.
The : Improved Patent Combined
Tsiraslicr and vyinM0Wcr,.,
is model of simplicity and compuctncss and is
made in the most suhstnn :ia manner so that its
durability cquas its efficiency AMI perfection of
work. Its capacity. under ordinary circumstances
has been from rs to l7j bushels of wheat and
from 2oO to 300 bushels of oats per day 1t WORKS
all other kinds of grain equally we'll and also
T@ra'hcs and Cleans Rice and Timothy seed.
Tsc " Double Horse POwcr,o
.7ud " OrersAot Ihrasher," with
" Vibrating Separator"
is also adapted to the wants of large md medium
grain growers: and persons who make business
ri Thrh>hing: and will thrash from 100 and 900
bushels of whcat per day. and twice AS many oats
without changing Horses by'a cir,ngc, nea ry
double the quantity may be thrashel.
The ''Siagle Horse Pomcy." anil Orcyshot
1hrasicr,' uM " Hib'aling $cparalor,"
is like the preceding but less. and for one horse
aud tended for small grain growers
All the above machinery is warranted 10 give
entire s,tlstacti"n or may he returned ut the
expiration of a reasonable tirnc for trial
] Orders from amy part of the United States
accompanied with satisfactory references filled
with pronptness and fidelity ant Machines
securely. packed; will he forwarded according to
ihsr"cfihns: or by cheapest and best rodtcs
j. "A DAVIS Il CO.. Port Deposit. will attend
to the sale and delivery of the above articles in
the absence Of Inc undersigned
JOHN d. MICIIENER,
WEST NOTTINGHAM.
hny IL, lS60-'m Cecil county. Nd.
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A CMsRlNG SIGN IN NEW JERSEY. Gov
Olden, Of New Jersey. it is stated. has
declared himself for Bell and Everett MIR.
Olden was last year elected Governor of New
Jersey as q conservative compromise cand-
date. The Democracy. the Americans and
the Republicans had all made their respective
nominations, and there was prospect of a
hotly contested triangular fight. At this
stage Of the canvas, the Old Line Wings of
the State held their convention and nominated
fourth candidate, Mr. Oldcn. Thereupon,
the Americans and the Republicans, knowing
that their candidates would have no chance
of success in such a struggle, withdrew their
candidates. and generally supported Mr..
Oldcn. lie beat the Democratic candidate
by handsome majority. Regarding Gov.
Olden as a conservative politician, who has
all the time been opposed to Republican
sectional agitation. we greet him as an &C.
ceptable recruit, and regard his support of
Bell and Everett as indicative of similar
course BY the strong a" People Party" proper
of New Jersey.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNllE undersigned Examiners, by virtue Of
l. commission to them issued by the
County Commissioners Of Cecil county, hear
ing date on the 18th day Of June, inst,
antl'orisins and empowering them to view
and determine the propricty of opening and
locating Il public road, beginning at tho
Run, and running thence thsongh lands of
John F. Reynolds and others, till it intersecty
the road leading from Isaac Reynolds to-
Joseph 7. Reynolds MIL, hereby give
notice that they will meet at James n.
Evans ESP. Oh SATURDAY, the 2Sth day Of
July. next, at . O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to
the discharge of the duty assigned them.
ISAAC REYNOLDS,
TllOS II. GARDINER,
ROBERT N. llINDMAN,
June %, lSG0-5w Examiners.
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INTERESTING INFORM alton. The follow ing
appears among the - foreign intclg, nee " of
the London Illustrated Times of .hc I'd inst :
1.-The Baltimore Democratic Convention
has nominated Mr.. Bell for the presidency,
Mr.. Everett has also been nominated The
Republicans Of Chicago have nominated Mr.
Lincoln. The Illinois convention have nom
mated Mr.. llamlin and Mr. Maine as vice
presidents"
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1.-THE evening Accommodation train
on Wednesday last, ran over and killed three
horses at Iron Hill switch, and 50 injured the
Locomotive, which was thrown of the track
that another had to be procured from Will
mington before the train could come on. The
Engineer was slightly injured BY jumping from
the train. The accident occasioned delay
Of about hours in the arrival of the train at
Elkton.
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C. rhe negro man Jim Drummond
who was fined $50 by the Orphans Court last
week and committed to Jail; has had the fine
and costs paid, and has left the state.
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L Believe

THE DAVIS & ENTRIKEN COMBINED
MACHINE to be one of Light Draft, and to work
admirably in Grain OF Grass. l positively say it
will. or no salc JB ASH
Elkton, May 10, 1850
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"'7''AI'POINTMENTs
BY the County Commissioners.

APPOINTMENTS
BY the county Commissioners.
A 7 meeting field by the County Commits
IA sionrfs, on Thursday, the 2Ist day OF
j ne, inst, the following Appointments were
made for 1860:
TAX COLLECTORS:
lst District James w. Morgan.
2nd g: ~, David +. Karsner.
Bird g =, Enoch Crouch.
4lh GO VIM. &. lIasson.
9th g, -. Azarias Pennington.
9th " Jos. II. Thomas.
18th {" Roswell Wakeman.
Sth &c VIM. r. Glling.
9Th Jonathan l.. Crothers.
JUDGES OF ELECTION:
1st District. Thomas p. Jones, A fired D.
CaUlk, James Price.
2nd &c Richard Mcfarland, James
y. Lewis, David NJ. Tay Tor.
Bird &C John Partridge, Jesse IL.
Shippers, Enos Scarborough.
4th &C Levi Hall, Hiram Clement,
Joseph C. Hill.
9th " VIM. johnson, Robert Hart,
Vim. W. Black.
eth &c Edwin Haines, VIM. Coale,
Jehoiakim Brlckley.
9Th /" Jefferson Ramsay, Jacob
Tome, Milton Y. Kidd.
9Th &c Absalom Roman, John Full
ton, Samuel +. Gillespie.
9th &C Nathan Griffith, Jon. p.
Burns, Samuel ID. Wilson.
FISH POT CONSTABLE:
Richard Warner, of the Sth District.
BY Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
June 90, 1S60-4w. Com'rs Cecil Co.
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0Jln the nelghborhood of Prices
Store, in the LIST District, a school is said to
be very much needed. Few ch idrcn are re-
ported to the Marshall as attending school
the reason assigned being the great distance
they would have to go to get to a school.
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Notice.

HOaiCc.
John han'ain, IN the Circuit Cont
vs.. !. for Cecil county. In
Be"iAmin b. Sweet, fchanccry. June.
AMI "Iie, and others. J the lind 1850.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by James T.. Mccullough and
George Earle, Trustees for the sale of the
Real Estate in the papers and proceedings in
'ilS rauNc inci"prd, be ratified AMI con
iirIhr!, alhcSs, ctliS"to the CONTRARY thereof
be shown on or before the twenty fifth day of
August. next; provided il copy of this order
he inserted in some newspaper printed at
Elkton, once week for one month before
the twrnty-i"Artil day ofJuls, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be S2,sOJohA - W. ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
. W. II. RICKETTS,,
June %, lS6)-lm Clerk.
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GENEROUS. Mr.. II. Bennett has, VIC
understand, promised TO the Ladies' OF the NJ
+. church, for their Ith ofJuly Festival, Il Beef.
Veal, Sheep, and'a basket of Vegetables.
This is truly generous donation. and one
which, the ladies Will not fail to appreciate.
Who vii match it
The arrangements for the Festival are pro-
crossing finely. Among other provisions for
the day entertainment a fine md of music
is engaged to come from W lmington.
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NI0RG ANS SPRING. STEEL TOOTH RAKES
wi with Pcnnock S improvement. For sale by
June % JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Phosphate (SOmbrer0l GuanO,

( 'ontaining so per cent of Bone Phosphate of
Sl.ime, being 30 per cent richer IN Bone Phos-
phate than ground bones. For sale by
April 81, 1860 JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Hsssaal Naai1C.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ vii. he made to the County Commits
soncrs Of Cecil county, at thcfr first regular
meeting after the. 23rd day of July, next,
for an alteration in the road lradin. from
Bay View to Nm. Jolinson's Factory. 10y
putting the sad road on the ground now
occupied by it. and vacating that part thereof,
as "riS inaily located, not how in use.
L d
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CNlESTER VALLEY LIME. delivered on Elk or
~ Sassafras rivers: fresh OF Stacked For sale by
April 18th. 1850. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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A meeting field by the County Commits
IA sonrfs, on Thursday, the 2Ist day OF
June, inst, the following Appointments were
made for lS6o:
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Lumber Lumber Lumber! +;

lumber! LHMbar LU.nbnr! II
1907 600 a nHHI insh h:o a,St sawed O.
IU.UUU CHERRY PLANK and SCANTLIy,i
100, $3.50 FEET A COMMON CrLLGNGS
Do, 1850 GEUBs and BINDERS for arii,ins.
Also Pane, select Jost, Scantling, ana all kinds
Of l. mbcr in H.. rough
~ low Cor t!c Cash, or approved paper, by
holland 4 CO.
June ~ 1870. Port Dcposit. Nd.
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A GRlCULTURAL !MPL EN- ENTS-
IA Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters Grain Fans
Flows. For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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MILL FEED for sale by
1Yl apr 30. JOHN PARTRIDGE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25


% ST.. JoHE's, N. f., August 24.--The steamer
Gy of B0Ltimore, from Liverpool August
Is, Via Queenstown on the 10th, passed Cape
Race yesterday, at seven p. M. She was
boarded by the news-yacht Of the Associated
Press, and a summary of her news OBJ
tanned.
The steamer Jurd, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 18th.
The steamer North Briton, from Quebec,
arrived at Londonderry on the 14th.
The news by the City of Baltimore is not
Of striking Importance.
Fifteen hundred English are to be landed
in Syria, from the fleet.
Eighteen hundred Garibaldians had landed
in Calabria.
Garibaldi is reported to have been at Ma
Piles to confer with the Revolutionary lead
ers. Naples had been proclaimed in state
of siege. Reports say that Austria will re-
nOunce the treaty of Vilafranca, and actively.
oppose Garibaldi in Naples.
The City Of Baltimore has 500 passen-
gers.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market, the sales
of Monday and Tuesday were $4,000 bales.
Market closed firm, and partially l-l6@Td.
higher. ..
Breadstuffs firm, and Wheat and Corn
slightly higher.
Provisions dull. Consols ss@es%c. for
Money.
Consols have declined to 921s, owing to
warlike rumors.
liverpool, august l6.- Sales of Cotton
yesterday, $4,000 bales; market buoyant, ant
I'D. higher since the departure of the ARABIA
Breadstuffs steady. Provisions dull,