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WAsHTNGrnN NEWs.
WASHINGTON, July 30.

WASHINGTON, July 30.
The officers of the United States Agricul.
tural Society are, industriously employed il
sending to all parts Of the Union the pre-
MUM lists and circulars of the Great Ma.
tional Exhibition, which is to be held at Gin.
cinnati in September.
It is expected that the Cincinnati Fair will
eclipse any yet held in this country. The
premium list amounts to $50, 900, of which q
large share in sums of $500, $500, $500
and 500 is offered for horses. A level track
one mile long and fifty feet in width will
afford a fine opportunity for the trial ol
speed. Large cash premiums are also offer
ed for portable and stationary steam engines,
steam ploughs, and steam fire engines.
The grand gold medal of honor is offered
for the best threshing machine.
The Coast Survey Office and the Smithso-
nian Institution are investigating the subject
of tornadoes. Stimulated by those of recent
occurrence in the West, an efficient officer
connected with the Coast Survey has been
detailed to visit the scenes Of their effects for
the procuring of such data as to geography,
&c, as will aid the scientific examination.
Although no proclamation has yet been
made as to the result, there is reason to be-
lieve the Joint commission have come to the
conclusion that Paraguay is not responsible
for indemnity to the United States and the
Paraguay Navigation Company, which
claimed damages TO the extent of nearly one
million of dollars, exclusive of the alleged
violation of grants of important and very
valuable privileges.
The Savannah has been ordered to the
Mediterranean as part Of the American
Squadron, without reference to the massacres
in Syria.
The steamship Richmond, Capt. Ingra-
ham, it is said having volunteered to take
command, would have been ordered thither
if they could have been prepared in time
for service in that sea.
The steamship Brooklyn left Pensacola
Wednesday, for Norfolk.
Official dispatches from Utah show that
100 army volunteers and 5000 cartridges were
furnished by the acting Adg't General to
the agent Of Russell's Pony Express, to de-
fend the riders from the Indians.
W. D. Irwin is in charge of the British le-
cation during the absence of Lyons in Can
ada.
Col. Preston, Minister to Spain is here,
business at the State department
to his return 10 Madrid.
Gen. Lane has arrived here from North
Carolina.
The difficulties which have arisen in regard
to the House printing are amicably adjusted.
Gov. Ford, the House Printer, returned to-day,
and all parties to the CONTROVERSY have agreed
upon a settlement Mr.. Pangborn, whose
is recognized, remains as the legal
and agent of Mr.. Ford, to su-
the business, and Lsrcombe and
English are employed to execute the printing.
The House printing will now be speedily ex-
scuted Four thousand copies of the Covode
report viii be Immediately distributed.
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NEW YORK MARKET-JULY 30.

LBt TELEQRAPH.l
FLOUR-sales of 1900 bbls; at s5,OOa5,lO for su.
perhne State; $5,lO45,30 for extra S4s5@5OO fol
super1ne Western $5,OO0525 for Common to Ne.
dium Extra Western; S. i35 35 for Shipping brands
Extra Round Hoop OhiOi market closing dull and
CANADIAN FLOUR-sales Of $50 bbls; at @,
90 for Superhne, and S5,O597,5O for Common to
RYE FLOUR-Sales at s, 3,5O@4, 20 for Common
to, Choice supertne. Market steady with small
CORN MEAL-Quiet and prices nOmially un-
changed
,WHIsKY-Morea active and frmer. Sales of $50
WHEAT Sales of milwaukee club at sl,21 in
store winter red western ut 81 25 red state at ST.
l7hi Racine spring at Sl9 good choice white west
ern ut 81 ,s39l, ,s5; white Ohio at SIS3 and white
active.
RYE-sales at sO@slc. Quiet.
BAk1EH-Nothing doing in barley.
CORN-Sales OF 7S,OOO bush; at Gle unsouud mix
cd WESTERN 6I55c for sound do In fair request,
OATS-Sales at 37e14lc for western and Canadian
and 40940zci for State. In moderate request
POkk-Sales Of7OObbls at SlS,s70lyl2 tor new
mess; SIS Y for old mess; $4l425 for new prime;
Sl25O for Old do offered more freely to-day and the
market is heavy and lower.
BEEE-Salesof 325 bbls; at S4a425 for country
prtmsi $4s7550 for country mess; SS6l0,5O for re-
packed mess and Sll@lz for extra mess. Market
quiet and steady.
BEEF HAMs-1Iarket very dull at sIOal5,l5
OUT MRATS-Firm Sales OF 10 packages ot g
sfc for picked shoulders &c for dry sated do and
lie for dry salted hams.
LARD-Sales OF 50 bbls at l24@I3}4c Market
firm and in fair demand.
BUTTER-Selling at l0Gl5c for Ohio; and lO6
i9c for state. Quiet
CHEESR-Selling at 70l4c for Inferior 10 prime.
Market steady with moderate demand.
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MEXICAN MAIL.

INDEPENDENCE, July 80.
Thensw Mexican mail with dates to 10th
inst, arrived last night, making the distance
in 13 days.
News had reached Santa Fe that Manuel
Chaves, with so Mexicans, had gone in pur-
suit of a large band of Navajoe Indians who
had run off herd Of sheep from the Rio
Grande. They overlook the Indians and
had fight with them, in which 20 Mexi-
cans and 40 Indians were killed and wound
ed, and considerable quantity of sheep and
other stock recovered.
Business in Santa Fee was recovering.
The crops promise fine yield, but pro-
visions are still scarce and command high
prices.
Mayor Sedgwiek's command are at Bents
Fort.
Captain Stewart few days ago, went in
pursuit of and captured the family of the
principal Chief of the Kiowa tribe of In
dians. In the melee two soldiers were
wounded. Lieut.. Bayard was also very Sc
verely wounded by an arrow being shot in
his cheek. At last accounts from him, the
point Of the arrow was still in the wound;
and he would be sent to Pawnee fork for
medical aid. Two Indians were killed.
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about the end Of August in the neighbor-
hood Of Turin, AllesRndria, Milan, Florence
and Bologna.
The Minister Of War al Turin had issued a
notification informing all retired officers Of
the army that the necessity Of calling them
again TO active service has ceased.
The Pope, on the 9th, pronounced en allo-
cutiOn energetically protesting against the
Piedmontese government on account Of the
arrest and condemnation OF the Bishops of
Pisa Imall, Francea, and Piacenzia, approx
ing the conduct Of these Bishops, and desig-
mated the annexation Of the Duohies, and
legations TO Piedmont as an usurpation.
! Latest by telegraph to Londonderry.--A
private telegram has been received in antic-
I ipation Of the mail, the date of which is be-
/ lieved TO be Hong Kong, 7th, which states
that the shipment Of tea 10 be / 200, 900 lbs
since the departure Of the previous mail.
The Ellen Rogers had sailed with some
new tea, and some $4,000 chests had arrived
at the port,
Another telegram says that the exports of
I tea show no increase.
The exports Of silk were {, 700 bales. Trade
at Shanghai suspended, and the rebels are
investing Touchow.
I As regards the war with France and Eng
land, it IS added that the Chinese are resOlv-
ed to fight.
PARIS, July l9.-The Moniteur says the
Sultan has addressed the following to the
Emperor on the 10th Of July;
have at heart that your Majesty should
know with what grief I have learned the
events in Syria. Let your Majesty be con-
vinced that / shall employ all my powers for
establishing security and order in Syria;
that shall severely punish the guilty par
ties whoever they may be, and render jus
tice to all, in order to leave no doubt Of my
Government. have entrusted that import
ant mission 10 my minister of foreign affairs,
with whose principles your majesty is ae-
quainted,
LOndor, lsth.-It is reported in Paris that
the French Government had received a COM
munication from st. Petersburg expressing
the desire of Russia to act in accord with
France and England in the East.
The Russian Cabinet reiterates its opinion
that the recent events and those now trans
piring in the East hold in suspense the peace
of the world, and that the very existence of
Turkey is at stake.
The Pays seems to imply that more mas
saeres are in contemplation, and that the ex-
citers of the disturbances in Syria have ram
ifcatons with other parts of the Ottoman
territory; that the events in Syria were only
a prelude to a formidable rising of the Otto
man population against the Christians, and
the sinister projects are stated to haYe been
long since concerted by fanatical conspira-
tors.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald says
the 1000 men collected at catalan have not
embarked as the dispatch of larger force
has been decided on.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGIER HOUSE.
COMMERCIAL.


CLEVELAND 1IARKET-JULY 50.
FLOUR-There is not enough doing to definitely
settle prices Extras are Offering at S5,25 and red
wheat double extras at $50, with sales In small
way at those figures.
WHEAT-Is unchanged. Sales for the day are
cars red track at $780, car do at SiO; $500 bu
do free on board at sl2 car to arrive at same; 5000
bush white free board and track at 81, 10
and car red and white at Sl,O2 and Sl,lO The re-
ceipts reported 47 cars and boat load or A.
bout 1900 bushels.
CORN-Dull and without sales. Shippers Offering
44c. Receipts are one car load
OATS-sales of cars on track at 3Oc Receipts
are car loads.
HAMS, Gsc-Sales of 1000 Bs country cured hams
and shoulders at &c and nc respectively, and 500
hs Moorehouse's hams at l3c.
HTGHWINES-salesO of 65 bbls at Isc.
APPLES -Cdried)-severa small sales are re-
ported at &c.
LARD-Sale Of 700 Bs at IIkc.
EGGS-sales at 9tlc
BUTTER-sale of 20 kegs Central at IOallc
CHEESE-sale Of 800 Bs. at 75<e.
BEANS-sales Of a small lot at 621lc.
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
1910 AfterpoonIs Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.



The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpoo
July 18th, via Londonderry July 18Th, pass
ed Farther Point at II a. m. yesterday, anC
arrived ct this port this morning. An in.
terruption Of the working Of the line pre-.
vented the transmission Of the news yester-
day.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool at p. m. on the
18th.
The Illinois and saxonia were to leave
Southampton on the 18th,
In the House Of Lords, on the l0thJ the
Earl Of Granville stated that the disturb
Rnces in New Zealand had been generally ex-
aggerated.
A debate took place on the Savoy question
and the policy Of England taking part in the
proposed Conference, in the course Of which
the annexation Of Savoy 10 France was very
generally denounced.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. ROebuck
attacked the Government for prosecuting an
unjust war against China and encouraging
the opium trade.
Mr.. Gladstone replied, denying that the
war was unjust, and that the treaty of Tien-
sing was as binding an engagement as could
be made, and that its ratification was most
important.
Mr.. Gladstone made a statement of the
financial condition of the country, proposing
TO levy an immediate duty Of Is and lid per
gallon on ardent spirits, which was agreed TO.
Franoe.-The news from France is unim-
pOrtant.
The Moniteur announces that project Of
law for the purchase Of the Canal had been
adopted.
Naples and sieily.-Sanguinary combats
are reported to have taken place near Mes
sina between the Neapolitans, under Col.
Disco, and the advance guard Of the sicilian
army.
The British Admiral Mundy had Quilted
Palermo for Naples, and there were scarcely
any but Sandman vessels in the road.
Garibaldi had expelled Farini and two
others from Sicily for conspiring against or
der
Farini is said to have had full power from
Sardinia to assume the title Of Royal Com
missioner as soon as annexation was declared.
Syria.-The massacres Of Christians in Sy-
ria are said to reach from 1900 to 5000 per-
sons, while Isl villages have been destroyed.
siekeniDg details are given Of the barbarity
inflicted on all ages and sexes.
The ship Squantum, Of Boston, has been
wrecked near Bombay.
Liverpool Cotton Market.-Sales of five
days, including Thursday, were Al, ,0O9 bales.
Market unchanged and steady.
Breadstuf Market.-Flour quiet but less
pressed for sales.
Wheat steady.
Corn very duh.
Provision Markell Market quiet and with
out particular change. Produce was gener-
ally unchanged.
The weather was favorable for crops.
London Money Market.-Consols closed
on Tuesday p. m, at 9S1s9935<. Demand
for money continues active
The ship Gen. Berry, from Androssan for
Boston, put back on the 4th, having been
ashore on the east side of the Cathlin Islands.
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NNIVIE UUoIUlNa
BosToN, July 80.

BOSTON, July 30.
An unsuccessful attempt was made Satur-
day night to throw the N. Y. express train
from the track, near birmingham, by plac-
ing sleepers across the rails. The train had
been running at high speed, being behind
time, but the engineer had Just shut off steam,
as it was nearing the depot when the engine
struck five sleepers on the track, three of
which were thrown off the track, and two
caught under the cOw-catcher and were borne
along till the train stopped. The train rocked
fearfully, causing panic, but no damage was
done.
Lord Lyons and Frederick Ware, Esq, Of
the British Legation left here this morning
for Canada, to meet the Prince of Wales.
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BUFFALO nIARKET-JULY 80.


FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales of 400
bbls at S4,7515 fer extra Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa: S5l15,25 for extra Indiana; and S5,5O@6 for
double extras.
WHEAT-In fair demand, market lower Sales
5000 bush new red Ohio and indiana at SIO6dl, ,Os
CORN-Market steady. Sales 1000 bus 40c for
heated, and SOC for sound.
IlOATS-Markst &c lower. Sales 5000 bush at s3c.
WHISk Y-NominRl. Sales at l9c.
CANAL FRFIGHTS-TO New York, 4Oc on
hOnr, l2c for wheat II for corn.
LAKE IMPORTS-lOOe bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat; 249, ,O00 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-l40O0 bbls -four; 1000 bush h
wheat; ll7O0O bush corn; 9OUO bush oats.
Grain in store this morning, 1854 bush wheat,
S5lle3 bush corn, 37lS bush rye; total amonnt of
grain 946,067 bush. The amount Of wheat is the
smallest ever known. All of it is old There is con-
siderable Of the now crop afioat in the Greek.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST, JOSEPH, July 80.
The Pony Express with dates from San
Francisco to the 18th inst, arrived here this
evening.
The latest dates from St. Louis received at
San Francisco gave the news that the Balti-
more Convention had broken up in row.
Intense anxiety prevailed to know what fol-
lowed.
The Republicans regard this news as so
encouraging that they caused canon to be
fred.
There is no California news of any i'm
portance.
The official returns of the Oregon election
elect Shell, Dem, to Congress, and leave the
Legislature as heretofore reported, in all
probability securing q Republican and
popular sovereignty Democratic U. s. Sen
ator.
The whole number of votes cast was I2.-
4S2, against II ,27s last year.
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FROlI NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 30.
The steamship Quaker City arrived this P
II. from Havana.
Among her passengers and Admiral
Pingon, Of the Spanish navy, and Don An
tonic Mantinella, Mayor of Havana.
Two lines Of steamers are established, the
Habanero from Havana to Bahio and the
Ascilla from BatabanO, Cuba, to Truxillo
Business was quite active for the season.
Sugar firm at 6@asR reals for n. o. IA reals.
Shipments of the week 10000 boxes. Sales
large and some on speculation. Stock 27O,-
600 boxes. Molasses firm at 35a3l reals
Claved 32a4.
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THE zOUAvEs

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.
TIE Zouaves visited Independence Hall
this morning. This p. m. they drilled at
Fairmount Park before $4,000 spectators,
among whom were large number of ladies.
As the drill took place on the hill, an excel
lent view was afforded Their movements
were closely scrutinized and loudly applaud
ed. The corps is gaining great favor here
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SFaIFa 8Fop0saIs.
NnTInE M CnNTRAnTnRs

NJ OIlCE III CONIRAOIORS.-
IN Proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the
CITY Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until Y
O'Clock M Of August 9th, lsG0 for building the main
Sewer In Seneca street from the southerly line Of
peror street to tbs south end CT the sewer built and
from the north end Of said sewer 10 the outlet.
Plans and specifications may be seen and more
Office.
Proposals will be received for building said sewer
and furnishing the materials, Also, 10 build the
same and the City 70 furnish the materials
Each proposal must be accompanied by a good and
suicient bond, requiring the bidder 70 enter into
contract at the price named In his proposal should
the sam9 be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission OF bids reseryiDg the right TO accept
ject the same By order Of the Board,
J. II. SARGENT
City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, July 26. is6O:295
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DR.. A. GIBSON

Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
fbs sfve named e. sssses f VIII NV ~ sS 80
sum for the proof that any other Physician u
the United States treats the same diseases With
After many years Of laborious study and sxpe7!.
eneei Dr. GIBsON is happy in being able q a.
nounee TO the unfortunate, that be has periectsda
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private Diseases with all bad
ELECTS arising thereirom, lpcluding
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
Of whom had expended hundreds o. dollars with
physicians, who profess 20 treat all priFa
nalaoles With success, and without receiving ths
Although Dr. GIBSON has Diploma, Jet Be
Diploma Il comparatively simple ching destitu1s
Of Intelligence, for neither diplomas nor COLLEGES
nor even experience ever yet possessed power sun
eient 10 always make aged men wise or % conEe7i
one single Ounce into medical genius; neither dos
he boast that he ls member Of some college IN
Paris or London, as perhaps some others do Tor t1
purpose Of ensnaring the innocent Bnt what D..
GIBSON might boast Of ls this, that he Is able %
give entire saIislaction 20 tnose VINO rspose conn
dence in his ability and integrity, and that he ha
perfected an American system of treatment which
challenges any Physician o. London or Paris on an7
patent medicine to equal for the radical Of
ilal weakness, and all diseases or deralgenent5,
both mental and physical arising nom sexual of
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discovered
and FIRST, the agents used in respect disagree
able; be uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a1
Mercury Eor any other deleterions drug: secondly
u his treatment is positive and certain in all cases.
BE stands prepared 20 go into any public OF private
hospital in ths United States and demOnstrats the
great fact that he is able to permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time required by any
other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts tangible things, and In
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
Kind can be fed, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can Be deduced
Dr.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes Of treatment Keference can pc given .
individuals Of the first respectability in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard t7
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOfula and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
~ Medicine sent TO any part OF the country On
receipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. GIBSON's New Work on Physiology for sale
at his Office
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetropathy and Medicine,
BB- Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
dOOFa from the Public Square.
Office hours from to Y and from to to O'Clock
daily, Sundays exceptcd.) now
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MAhING UUNNECIIUNs.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and Ceys-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceyille with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tlle, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by p 4.
W. & Q. r. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Pennsylvania has changed proprie-
tors. Dr.. E. Norwitz retiring succeeded by
John H. Brunner. The Breckinridege and
Lane fac has haen hnisfad
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Stming aetafhines.
NEW SEWING MACHINE.

WILSON Fl. SMITHS SHUTTLE
wv SWING MACHINE. Price $50 70 IS.
H. have tbe agency for Ohio, Indiana illinois and
Miehiqsn for selling this Machine, and can recon-
mend Il rs being nrst class Lock Stitch Machine
Thsy are made durable and simple are easily kept
In order; sew8 any kind Of goods making the stitch
aIiiys on both sides Of the fabric
We have the general agency for selling the ssFOR-
EST CITY, Double Thread Sewing Machine; prices
from S35 TO S50-making the elastic lock stitch
These machine5 are simple in construction, made
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ct for the price.
H8-Agents wanted TO sell the above machines.
~ Oall AZ our nale9rooms, corner Of Superior and
Seneca streets, over Fogg B EngWorth's Croekery
stors. Agents address,
Cleveland, o., June %, ~. asRI GSSSis,
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