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RESOLUTIONS.

RvM Mr.. Marshall, that the Committee on
p,'iIic Grounds ask the City Sexton why ne
5oes SS-i mot present monthly financial report
~ ~ tbe Council, as he is required to do by Or
dinancc. Adopted. ~. ous i'm
,,-o;,s7nen ~ reported by tbe Committee Tor
he he improvement of tbs Public Park, -; pe
sdonted, the Fountains to be OF uniform size'
| (25 feet.) .,.o.cor,r,;ttoo that the
Il was stated by the Oonmlstee 'naC .,,- .ne
whole four Fountains coulu pe Pu' III "
ming order for 80, 900. a.,
~. PsIlard moved as an amendment, ina
the Fo1ntain now being erected in the north
west corner, be made Is feet in diame'sr'-
Lost.
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u cOIOMONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ofIIULAN, As,.,
Kosps the largest assortment 6 t1s issses Whether
lnos 2. o. taT sighted are ground nnaer ms Sitb
i1s6scton, by machinery Of new eossi5 ss in al cases.
fba 9rafsst care, as TO SUIT kle = ri the
iS sl@ yErsirnsss Dizziness or InhammaliloL % ~ Sne
sTss- and imparting strength for long reaalns oi ~
- n II soIoxOEsoN would here laloli ~ ~ saIe ~ ~
r-bIic that he neYer employs any one IN iie 71'o
~ - IIso splendid assortment Of SPY GLA35sE53i
rT4fa0sgOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on manu- l
- IGRTTFICIAL EYES inserted without pam
Is psfi9o' NO. - SUPERIOR STREET.
Naar Fogg's Crockery Store.
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coNMuNIcATIoNs.

From R. Waterton, of the Industrial
scbooI To the effect that painting, &C, IS
needed nee. at the school building to am amount
to SiOOEif the city will furnish $50, the
e. fT;ends of the school will make up the bal
a ance ,c,,' Referred to COMMITTEES on Public
Cuildings. p..i5o,t oF the
~ &c Slexelsnd Street Rail Road Com
pany asking permission to lay 7t5 street y pas
5IenSer railway on and along Euehd' @Fros- @
nect and other streets specified, they having
Consent of the residents and properly own
oTs. oTs.- Permission granted by resolution
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REPORTS.

OfCommittee on Streets upon the petitions
CO.. and against opening Superior streeI
t6roTgh ~ the Square, report that the aetIon
If Tina tbs Council in closing the square wa wa
IL Iegai al and further that majority OF the legal
y6{ers Of the city are opposed to snch open u
~ and therefore it would be un"lse "
n-lsn lnS1 II Received and filed.
0Pg1 0PSfCommittee on Parks and Public GTouhus,
snbmitting views and plans for the Iurtner rLl.5
;TnI,-oTement of the Park. They recon-
mend mn Me- placing of Fountain in each sec sec
ton ion, Of The Park. Received and hleo anu anu
accepted. "a, ,,ror the re.
,,o5strsnce N t of the Euclid Plank Road 20 20.
10 tbe occupancy Of Euclid street, report tina
tIey understand that the objection has peer
Tlo;vad ,,lo and that they viii not make tqFthe
bindrance to that work. Received and hleg eg
-i'1Ilf Of COMMITTEES on Markets, reporting sa
,,aTsely~ ~ To the removal of Sheldon HoPkin
Neiseiy a yss;gber of the east side, as had bee
nst;t;o5ped q ~ for. Received snd filed,
of CITY Attorney, fayorabiy to the pay
,nsnt a, of Of the claim of $40 Of E. s. Root !, L
damages dana caused by dirt being left Pli.ed U
- on Water street
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2aimtiMp.
Boarding.
9ntelliaenfe 0ffiee.

H. B. PaIHleT's IateIIlgsnes OtEes.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAILY-Reliabls Girls for Private Fami-
lies, Hotels, Boarding Houses. Also: Men and Boys
for city and country work. Apply on Bank street,
july3R2f
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PLAIN IN ORNAMENrAL PRINrINa-

hs Plain and ornamental printing OF every de-
sctipion done al the Printing Establishment Of the
LEADER Ohce on the latest improved and most rapid
Ntam Presses, in the best STYLE short notice. and
~ reasonable rates Particular attention paid to
blank work. Every description Of Binding done,
specially Blank Books Ledgers, Journals, Sales
B,snks, Reociving Books, &c, sc.
B0- For TelegTaphic, Market md Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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:; NV0PD7S LIVER INVIGOR-

CANFORD'S LIVER IN NlGOhI5
LT6R never Debilitates. It IS compouhoeu os
entirely free FROM ~ 1s5ici1e .s known and ap-
roved by all who have usea " anu anu y c which il It
70 with confidence in all the diseases ioi
recommended ~ sords, within the last two years !
IL mas cur sI mn an z hopes of relief, as the
VINO M nesL s. soliSited = certificates in my posses
numerous uhsoAi0i'0U =
sion show. ta adam : ted to the temperament
The doss mus I tli ( Iitand used in such guam
Of the m lhtl ~ t -geeneTaiiylcs on the bowels -
c the dictates % paygTRss66fR Tl5f yGSd and it
the use Of the Ii En- Ir5 - ,,-Ss BTrIOus Ar
will cure LIVER CON- FtATS ~ M tp,pTGA SUMNER
TACKs, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHoN- TSpsv m SoIIR SToMACH
COMPLAINTS, DYsEhTEhi Y lGI1O11 70 C9OIERA IN
HABITUAL COsTIyENEss'lN lThUUSiEE'r cT FEMALE
TANTUM, FLATULENCE, r. l5 srccessfnlly as an
! MEAKNEssS93 MEAKNs y any r EWiIYl.s MEDICINE. 1t VIII
cnre SICK HEADACHEl as Ih2HsSuuSI Ihni2TT'S III TWO
1B' THREE EA-lZ sPO0ASS,bs N ~ IL 6tfSet AgE l
KEN at the cOmmence- 5 lIll. ~ I'M its fa-
All Who use it are giving their testliion' IL 40
yGT; Mix water in the mouth with the lnyigora'oF
and sTqE9GTE hEGE PS1a SYE y05eotLIfTAR 0B5eotLTAR PER BOTTLE
Also Sanfor1s Family Catharhc rms.
COMPOUNDED from Pure Vegetable ExtTSsCs5 III, anu Pu
mn in Glass Cases, Air Ilgnt' anu W"
keep in any climate. ,n,
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL Us. y bs ,,sei il
active CathRrtic, which the pIOPt pl-S i''o-
his practices more than twenty S55 fron thos
il,5 rsed The % iPfLLs and the satlsiac
tiOu which all express IN - Le1: ~ yaach ~ an
induced me to place them @Nlt WIN tbat different "a
" The Proiessl99hIy al - nortions Of the bowels.
The Family Cathartic-4 Elil ~ mas, WIN hssn CON
ence to TINS wen ?, lof lie pursst Vegetab
Extracts which act alike on ever pa sSTa in a
u mentary cshal' etI ett6I.-tic iis needed such d.
o cases where ~ Som e ach Sleepiness, Pains
:. rangements q tne nee StSs On fivaness Pain and SOr
OI the BACK ana uI i5y rom sudden cold, whi'
1T ness over tle saTcts3 o.T = and in a long course
a., tIequenI{, -, a M Gnne2ie ltite Creeping Sens
VI Fever. LLoSS55 ~ -. ffbolE lBodv RestleBsnes
le non oi SOiu w yVoishtl< In the Head, all lntal
IN matory Diseases, WormsS IN S ShllIgg Pgo5 and ma
Rheumatsm great Purifier OF the DloOo s , y, me
diseases to which flesh Is helT} wv llli ~ . ~
zion IN this advertisement. Dose / 70 j
liOn iii PRICE 80 CENTS. - -,
- | rle7-,T,s Liver Invigorator and Family Cat1aI
p;IIs arc retailed by Druggists generally, anu 81
set wholesale BY the Trade in all the laTge t9Tn5
Manufacturer and PROPRIETOR
'as s--sevUs 20s broadway, New y Oh
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With Orsamus Sherwood for the construc-
tion of the Commercial street bridge.
With Whitelaw Howell, for paving the
northerly, easterly and westerly sides Of the
Public Square.
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Brass SoWuarlJ.

TAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
q FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURE OF
49, Al-arl- ,3ssErisfi.sf
TNION ICE CO, C1!1 ~ - 1. nssior sse
OHIO. ALLPk57k4ssS n 4 "a 55,1oIy FSmi Is, HO-
u, ~ ~ R3 s at an times, short n9tlee5 " 96
lie nlost reasonable terms. Al oiugIs I & iG5i posi-
Ifee viii Be promptly attended 70 MD Agept
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dentistry.

a TKINSON AND BUTL,Ell6:.---.-
Are now PREPARED SlI7y Ellig 5ro6eT. 1 and Me-
IHto @ III DeTtstrv in the very best ~ ~ tEe
n,,fI,, at Nos l6-I7 Holman s bloeAi SI{569
o,v Pos Office
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5 acres-In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in country
we'll settled excellent soil, well watered, 70
timber, $50 acres under cultivation. Exchange
for a good farm in this county or city property,
worth, say 81 800 balance, mostly on time SIS per
l64 ACRES-s miles from the city. Exchange for
house and lot, vacant lot east side Uf River.
S5O0
HOUSES AND LOTS-On ScOvine, Perry and Pitts
burgh streets, TO exchange for a farm.
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-StOre and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for farm.
LANDS in Ohio Indiana and Michigan, with some
cash, to exchange for good house and lot in this
city.
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-u miles
east Of the city, will sell the whole part, and
will take some good Western lands in part pay.
MOE VILLAGE PROPERTY-A large cottage
house, well finished and in good styles, with ~
acres land, u miles from this City-One half OF
pay may be in goods, horses and buggies or other
property.
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The motion to refer. to Board of Improve
ments was lost.
Tho resolution was then adopted: AYES
-Messrs. Dixon, Hayward, Hickman, How
ey, Lewis, Masters, Palmer, Quayle, Rez-
ner, Russell, Sabine, Stevens, Willard, Wors-
wiek-l4. NAYs-Messrs. Ballard, Christian,
Clark, Marshall, Oviatt, Thomas-6.
By Mr.. Sabine, that the walks in the Park
be laid out and graveled provided the expense
does not exceed 800. Lost. ..
By Mr.. Palmer, that the Mayor call spe-
cial election in the llth Ward, to fill the va
cancy in Council caused by the resignation OF
D. Stephan. Adopted.
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gATR DYEi HAIR DYEll HAIR DfEII

WIN. A. BACHELOR s HAIB DIL! ~,
The oaly Harmless and hs''a0'e DyS '''O'''
The Original and best in the world ia
~ -,sre limitations and should be avoid
- ffvou wish to escape ridieule. .-.--.,-
GRAY, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR pyel ,, ins'Sn,rg s',Iort
70 a beautiful end natural Brown or bla'A' "i'OD'
the least inirry to Hair or Skin. han
FiTTETN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have Dosn ,.al
awarded to wm A. Bachelor since s FL IA Sir % of his
Al COO applications have oeeIi Hauo " NV
natrons Of his famous dyes, ,,rp pvT. produces a
y "a, - - he distinguished from nature am No. y
So1I Urn not TO iujure in the least howeEeiI i B T
av lie continued and the i'll effect 9i D4I ~ an
-S.loedisd: the Hair inyigorated ior Hio y
Splendid Dye III, ,i,, O ,,ri,-ate rooms) at thI
yri Fo,forv No Z53 Broadway n, T. a., State,
sod in all cities and t0Wls t0l m Dosicrs Ne
~ Re genuine has the name me- a69 o9 ZACH Box, Of
No. 233 Broadway, \. !.
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2hVsteiaus, ".
IUGUST APPOINTMENTS, 1860.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED

c..-,o Tor Medicine for one month from y 10 -
.z-So CHARGE FOR CONsULTATIoN.
DR. CLARK HAVING Had 4 I4.5,.,5S 2O
wears experience in the pTaetoe 81 of ps
t witch fine he has treated thousanu55 ~ ~ s ~
tients in an forms of acute and 9ns of vour
tb nnnsralleled success, OF Whleh solle solrSd " 10
Es ~ aSd nsishbors can testify, and Is prepaIea "
1--WE relief to all who may app q; t,,a only true
riticoI examination Of the urine ~ .Lo yfrf
"a rsIiabe method by which 70 aequlIe ,aTts M MS
knowledge Of all the lhteiu1i VI
al the human system A.. F1,,,ttb Ia at once re-
Auy departure from q etesso "a
cognfzed in the urine. ---.ft. 20 tfe Kid
~ Deeuiiarity and in its secretions Is 'ne '
revealed . ,-r,,.t t-royvledre Of the disea-
Feis1 tb Vhich they are afflicted, may rely W WIZ y
| iSnniicit confidence in having tmparIeu W 'A
| t,-5e sfatenent Of their situation. -
/ PsTfieuIar attention will be given 70 tue
| CURE OF CONSUMPTION
- II 1,iss,ess Of the Chest and Lungs DysP Pepsla
| Nervous Diseases, Female DeIanse.len'1 1l VI
cbsrectsr will be treated with success. 3. s,,,s
| Also will cure old Sores anu anu 81 ~ % NF
| ofvhateyer character tney may De-
| FIo makes use OF universal
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CITY y NEWS TTEMS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUG. I,is0O.
TRAYRLRR,s RRGTsTFI.

Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either VI thu above
Trains or Boats, will be called for BY the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address at
Msddcll House.
. April 0, 1885,
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SILK & WOOLEN DYFTNG.

SILK g WOODEN DYEINC.
GLEVELAND CITY FRENCH
" DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH
AENIs No - Seneca street, near the City Hotel,
Cleveland, Ohio. silk and W0olen Goods ct ever
description col0red and cleaned Grape Shawls, Lace
Curtains, Ladies' & Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel
and hid Gloves, cleaned. Straw Goods 6leached and
cOlored- Bonnet Plumes cleaned, dyed and curled-
mayl6:2g6 FREDERICK CYRlAX.
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5lger6

I B. JACKSON. SILK AND
~ WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, West
side Office No. 20 Bank street, Harris Block, I've
doors north OF St Clair street.
Shawls Of every variety cleaned or dyed. Gents
Garments cleaned dyed without being taken
apart. Ot1ce open from O'Clock A. NJ. till r. M.
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CONTRACTS.

A large number of claims were presented
and disposed Of.
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CLEVELAND

10 The best advantages are here afforded for the
prosecution Of any OF the branches Of English or
Classical Course, as well Drawing, Painting
Sculpture, Instrumental and Vocal Music and
French.
TERMs:-Board and Tuition per term Of Twenty
Weeks Siu0 Tuition for Day Pupils, SIS to $50 For
further Information or admission, address.
5. n SANFORD,
july3O:2O7 Cleveland, Ohio.
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TermS a s $ Ba:i ss & g;
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City Council.

Jacob Gabel, injuring property, fined %
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and costs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-10

UpoLrHo WOLFE AND THE LIoUoR TRADE.--This
merchant is a public benefactor There is one
spot in the land where man can go and purchase
pure liquors OF any kind or description. We do
not intend to give an elaborate description OF Mr..
Wolfe's extensive warehouse, or the details OF his
enormous business although it will well repay any
stranger in town to visit Nos. Is, 20 and " Beaver
street. There we saw Liquors and Wines in guam
titles quite startling A stock of Brandies, pure
aud choice, valued at (sl50,000l one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, Wines of all the choicest
vintage, Port, MADEIRA, Sherry valued at (SlS000Ol
one hundred and thirty thousand dollars, imported
by Mr.. Wolfe direct from MADEIRA, Portugal and
Spain and also from the London docks. Mr..
Wolfe is now doing i'll Wines and Liquors. what he
has been doing in Gin for several years past, His
SGhnapps business has increased, until now his
sales amount to QS0,00p doz) one hundred and
eighty thousand dozen OF bottles of Schnapps an.
nualy. In five years he will be equally successful
with his Brandes and Wines. Heaven grant it
may be 50, for he Il doing a world of good. How
many thousands of our most clever men are cut
oil annually by the poisonous bad liquors? How
many thousands Of valuable lives would have been
saved had Mr. Wolfe commenced importing and
bottling pure Liquors and Wines years ago. But
il is not too late now. His business merits the
the patronage OF every lover Of his species. II he
only succeeds in preventing the sale Of one-tenth
of the bad liquors now sold, by replacing it with
his pure importations, he will deserve the graft
tHde of mankind. New York Courier.
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DIR. Iooaand's
ERNA BT- RS,
And .M
Dr. fIoofiand'
BALsAM1o coRDIAL,

The great standard aedcnss CT TIE press have aqea
their great popularity oly through yaas : Cn55adlc1
satisfaction is rendered w them III algea7as ta peis ay
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA 5EuEpleg, DGRIl..
rTY OF TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES 6F "a
hIDEEys IND III diseases asns f.oua eaiqeiteI y4r
weakness tao stomach, and digestive orss ad aEG
permanently cared " hetRRsfAN BE9TEas.
The BAIsAMIo CORDIAL has ssa4isaa reputation sur
passing that Of nry srisr F-saaisaet es.; Wy alts,
without far he most and ;laGaa c0CGH COLD
Or HoARsEEEss. BRONCHITIS. IEgE.t EEzA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA INcIPIENr CONSTIPATION. aad Ias rsr-
formed tic Nozt astonishing earps ever tu5raef
CONFIRMED CoEsEMPrIoSt
few doses wll Ne u chs.t sac tae most severe
pIARRIiEA proeeedInEf5oH1 Cold 1T tie saweis, -
These medicines prepared b. Er c. n JACKSON Co..
No AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa a-s va IS drus-
gIs's and dealers medicines cents Pc bot
tie The signature q. ~ Jaeksaa VII X Y4 w outside
wrapper oreaeh bottle. @@m
In tho Almanac published alapay By sofrisier esle
EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC you viii aad testimony and eann.
mandatory notices from all paris the coray These Alma
macs are given sway by al our agents.
mw# .... j, WRIGHT a COL s4snsa
II md l5l r'asr.tes street.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.



ST. LoTIs, Aug. lin the st. Loais District the
election fer the short and long terms in Congress
resulted as follows:
Mr. Barrest has majority of 1t6 votes over
Blair for the short term.
For the long tsrm Mr. Blair received majority
of 1900 votes.
Mr.. Rollins has been elected representative from
The Second Congressional District Of Missouri.
The Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.--st is conceded by every
body that Mr.. Leslie 0oonabR, tBell supporteri has
been elected Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals. His
majority is estimated at from 5000 to $4,000.
SECOND DIspAroH.-L oaiscaie. Aug. 9, P. NJ
The returns of 90 counties, partly eiical and the
remaining neary complete, csc Mr. Leslie Coombs
a majority of 22l
Arrest Of an Abseonder,
TORONTO G. W.. Aug. 9.--Mr Montague. ptinei-
pal bookkeeper Of Messrs. West Il McDopgal, of
Cincinnati, who abseonded with Mr.. McDo5sai,
one Of the partners, taking $S5,000 belonging II
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| Inv THE stTtoSAl AND AMERICAN INEsl
| HALIFAX, Aug O. The Cunard Royal mail
steamship Europa, Capt. John Ietch, from Liver.
pool via Queenstown, has arrived at this point
She left the port of Liverpool Saturday July o.
touched at Queenstown Thursday eyeningsthe 29th
and brings two days later intelligence from Liver,
pool and London than was received at Quebec by
the steamship Canadian.
The steamship Persia, of the British and North
American line, from New York, arrived at Queens
town Friday the 2sth ut.. onher way to Liverpool.
Her news was telographed from Queenstown TO
Liverpool and different points the continent the
day of her arrival at Cork harbor.
LIVERPOOL. July 20 P. M.-{By telegraph TO
Queenstown.) = The sales yesterday Saturday
in the Liverpool Cotton market were confined to
5000 bales, of which spectators and exporters
each took 30o0 leaving 5000 TO the trade.
The market retained the same dull aspect which
has characterized it for two days past. The quo
tations of Friday are generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, P. NJ The Liverpool Bread
stnhs market closed generally firm.
Messrs Richardson, Spence 4 Co., and Bgland,
Athya & Co., report Flour closed buoyant at Tues
days advance. They quote American qualities at
2ss. to 29s. 3d.
Wheat closed quiet and steady at lis. 6. to
lis. Sd. -...1.
Indian Corn closed dull at decline of Sd. They
quote White at 34s. to 35s.
LONDON, July %, P. MISUNDERSTANDING the
present political agitation on the Continent, the
funds have maintained steady aspect.
Consols for money closed at 939 to 93I.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
10000 during the week
HAyRE, July 2s.-The sales of Cotton for the
week ending July 2Tth amounted to e590 bales.
The market closed generally dull, and prices for
various qualities tend to decline.
New Orleans Tres ordinaire closed at OFF and
Bas at Slf
The quantity OF Cotton now in the port of Hayre
is said TO reach 240, 600 bales.
European Political Intelligence
The steamship Europa brings nothing Of special
Importance regarding the affairs of Syria.
Conferences are being held at Paris relative to
European intervention in Syria. 1t Is expected
that convention is soon to be signed to determine
the object Of intervention It is supposed that the
Sultan of Turkey will decline taking part in the
intervention.
1t is asserted that the Neapolitans have not yet
evacuated Messina, and that the Royal forces were
still there with orders from the King Of Naples to
defend the town to the last.
Ii is reported that Gen. Garibaldi, while COM
mandng his troops atMelazzo, received wound
He was at the latest accounts in the city of Mes
sina y
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FURTHER BY me CANADIAN.

| QUEBEC, Aug. 9.--The steamship Canadian, from
| Liverpool via Queenstown, brings the following
| additional news of importance and interest:
| A German newspaper says the Car of Russia has
| issued ukase placing native and foreign merchants
| on the same footing,
The French steam-transport Isore was lost in the
Annoy harbor with large quantities of powder and
amunitions Of war.
The contract between Buenos Ayres and the
Argentine Confederation was ratified, with every
prospect of the establishment OF peace The bust
ness is extraordinarily active, and the trade with
the United States has largely increased.
In England new Telegraph Company, with
Aliens patent, proposes to establish line and
send messages of twenty words to any part of
Great Britain for one shilling.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company announces
that the efforts to restore the Atlantic cable have
failed.
The public income of Great Britain last year
amounted TO Gil .416 600. The expenditures are
put down at 970, 100000.
In the Goodwood races, Mr.. Ten Broeck's Mag,
giore and Satellite ran second for the Stewards
cup and Goodwood stakes respectively.
| The Prince Regent of Prussia arrived at Toplit7
on the 18th Of July, and was met by the Emperor
| of Austria.
| La Pays, French journal published in Paris
reports a treaty between Austria and Prussia.
| Letters from Paris says that Pamerston;s speech
on national defenses caused great sensation
| Alarm is felt as to the maintenance Of peace be
| tween England and France
The London Herald says that all naval officers OF
furlough have been ordered to report themselves
| Immediately.
/ The naval reserve has been caIlad ouf
/ The Mediterranean fleet is to be raised to twenty
/ sail OF the line.
Military operations for the Syrian expedition arc
on the increase, and the army to be composed
of 10000 men, besides the corps of artillery ant
cavalry.
| There is nothing new from Garibaldi.
| The King of Sardinia has received the Neapoli
tan Ambassador. Mige, who commanded the re
voutonists in 1910, has gone 10 join Garibaldi
| A telegram from Turin, dated July 2Gth, says til,
King of Naples promises to abide by universal suf
fraae, if the Western Powers will secure his main
land possessions against Garibald
| The Pope refuses to adopt any measures pro
posed by the French Ambassador, and says if they
are forced on him he will abandon the State.
| Fears are entertained Of Garibadi's sudden in
cursion into the Papal territory.
| There is nothing new from Syria. The affairs
| are still serious.
| Two Sandman vessels Of war have been sent tt
| the coast of Syria.
| The Yiceroy Of Egypt has placed his troops a
| the disposal of the Sultan to punish the Druses
| In Russia great excitement prevails against the
| Turks, in consequence of the massacre of Chris
| tians in Syria. @Szs@
France intends to occupy Syria rather than inter
| yepa