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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
puIApEr rHta. oct 20, 1890
Stocks stesdy feunfyl yauia state So, psJs Reading
RAilr a, co. Morris Canal 50, Long saad Ralroai,
l2k: Pernsylvauin panroad ssH sight exchange 90
New York ~ par 2oth per cont premium.
n1triMaHx osl 90 1890
flour ietve, bit oeclced i2tsc Howard street., Ono
sne clly mn- o. 90 whc,, scslve bus lees arm "a,
81 q 81 81, white 81 4oss1 60 Caru hes declining
tepoetcy, aud declined 2c yello- 81 CO.. 6sc white
az Ilc T3c Provisions qniet an steady: PORK
sl9 90 CoEee Grm. Whisky At 2lc. q 80
puItAnFtrmA OF 20 1890
rorr dull bu d-n whcat duiI favorspg buyers
81 40 81 g. 81 white. nnd fi32 81 IS flr red Corn.
choice wtte Onto tcrS-ile rs for mes lard dull
nh'key 22sc Cs1e atm. taios 200 barr At i4s a
1si.e
spasv, "a, 70 1880
r1our without change ard heavy. wheas-No s.e-
Corn-No Western mixed here Gaia lover sales 20 600
hwhcs state At So Barley dui. state neglected 100.
fot 3cco Bushels state All s. sc for bushels choice
Carsfa Wet
Arnsvr. oct 2a-ePM
wheat crr Saic. o. eco bushels White Mlohigan ca
rrvs'e torn. oas lorer .Ne ~ 80 coo bsshes state
duI ~ STATE fr 81 60 a " draR 70 gcs oss, car
o. II fa- Metira, orleans coustv. oae-ea esc
whh'e, .rtrF buyer 'aes q isteo eesasls o.nsss
2tC0 htshes rtre state ~ 10 AMI car i've n zoe
r. hssurply nacs' lsre whsksy, 22so.
Burruo. oci 2a-IPN
falc - oooo hu'scls sie.ukae club =, sl os l2Ooo
hustels - laesgo s9'i6E = - oiatlC2 Con d4n
2TAe Whisky tnmIral at Il Cana fretghis ffmer.
d. ~ What az he rnrp q Nov York TDnl~ts =
eoot hhs n CIR sud lsb ooo beshes ~ wheat. 900
h,sts dcrs. easal sxaarts-a co Dos aoar, los OOo
srpyno oc, eo-sPw
Forr fyN ard rttsaered vbsat iri sud draouIsv;
sats Ia GO tHthe't 80 2 rbicsen rpritg At ft oil
sl e.. 1900 b9shes red writer ~ 81 rs a Ish.
$500 hrtbes ~hte Csrafa private terms Corn fai.
ttet ~ 900 nusnfis a. s2s oats steady sales ls0cO
bfshc's - 80 ~ NV YorK. lake fnperts-i4 600
thH IS SEQ busheIs wheat 8. 600 bushels cors.
cara srYcFis-ise co bushes wAcat 81, 00j bushels
corn.
nswrro, oct 2a-sPx.
Forr UNCHANGED Vhsat--Narket opened duh ard
eavy hut Deed fruer. 9Th good selling demand.
fnss p.oCo bushels No. Chlcsgp spring Al VI osA.
IA iCo bushels NJ Nwaukec cuh " 81 os. aud IL 400
bushels 90. on private terms Corn dull sales 5000
buslea itdara ~ $50 Other grains quiet Canl IRE shs
steaty acur 4pr.. wheat 1ss and corn 15c " New
york Lake tmrorie-tTa oto bushels wheat, 10. 800
bushels corn eco husbels harley, coo bushels rye Ca
nj % 600 bushels wheat III 300 bushels corn
80, 500 bushels barley, f,1oo bushels rye
Flaur Quiet whe-t advarcsi lc. \ 10 sales 500
bushes Northwestern chm ~ sbc 10 900 bushes d.
At s5Xc botf VI store. COO buehels No spring =,
s2c eco bushels d. At a. 10; 1900 bushels at sac
All IN store Corr frn; receipts 81 ESQ bushels Oats
active Barley ac'yc and easier, Frelgnts " Buffalo
nrmsr al lie.
CIsus~.r. oct o. 1850
Flour culi rslss ur'mpovtant whissey declined &c
1fsc Ptvhlons quiet Noes pork SIS Bacon sides
s2s but both heo higher. sight exchange on New
York nrm n x per cent premium.
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lniIso states Circuit Court.
Bt.,ro Hon. Judge Nelson.


OCT 29-j Gibson Is Nm G. Beaydsks; samS d H.
a. fenu Some Us X J. kareAsvs; Same g. Eig~;
SdSe ss Clauses and oAes-Tnese cases are all Of The
same Glass those pending In the Northern district Al
New York. and which already disposed o. Decrec
Tor plaintiff and reference 10 the Clerk as commissioner
70 take an account OF pronts
John Gibson ~ J. Dart and aAeys; ne SuHs o. A.
Tan Slyhe and othos; Same -, G D. Root; Same No. w.
H. Edsords d al,; Same ". Fbrd and otAevs Sprrs
rs. W Ho,ehAs and Others, Sdme D. j. Smith Do
cison In equity. These up In the Northern
district Decree for the plaintiff and reference 70 ths
Clerk, commissioner, 70 take account OF profits.
REVENUE CASE PENALTY.
Antonio Yrrsara and otheYs w Hsnan j. Redfsld -Ths
an action 10 recover back penalty Of twenty per cent
imposed upon cargo Of molatsee and sugar from Cubs
70 this rort, for under valuation Upon guaging the
casks greater number OF gallons ~ molasses were found
In them Than mentioned In the invoice that excese
was reported BY the guager and appraisers The valua
lion OF the article III the Invoice was correct but the
quantity IN The casks vas short The case did not fau
within the eighth And ninth sections Of the ac Of lS4e.
Thai confined 10 the enhancement OF the value OF sh0
fooos at the time o expectation In the foreign market ~
The appraisers the n per cent tho
invoice valuation. The ncrt OF the quantity oh-
wise provided for In this Instance the yng rec
,ne error we must Got extend the application Of saaa
pensy by strained construction. We think the plain
lids entitled TO recover back 500, with nterest from
the time paid ~ 10 the other CASKS which the
Der OF gallons Wa not specified the penalty properly
enforced. The strictly under valuation,
not OF exoess Of quantity found guagers or
general WuefttAuulnR mat noReh@ad contains ono
huDdred eaiooe when the quantity 10 not stated
too pdednife to be realized TO change the Of
this construction.
In The case Of Christ, Jay Hess Augustus Schsl,
Tepcrtef In Sundays HERALD, enormously stated
that the jury stood eleven TO shoulf ha been
that they stood eight for the importers and four for The
Collector
The error from the fact of one uryman standing
up TO explain the Of the disagreement and
otbr jurors took any part in the explanation
Defaly understood that ne alone the sice OF
importers
CHARGE or PIRACY AND VOLUNTARILY SERVING ON
BOARD SLAYER.
The Grand Jury found bills Of indictment against No.
tnan Jordon (cap'a'n), VIM Warren (nrst mate)s and
David Hall fsecond mattel of the Erie rhs pronsro arc
charged sb piracy spo alec With serving volln sTiy
board shaver.
Iney were called upon 10 plead, but upon ao.oa o.
their Counsel the plea postponed until Friday
On motion Of the District Attorney the accused parties
were COMMITTEE NJ I'll additional bail given that be-
fore the Commissouer being Insufficient after indct
ment
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Brooklyn City News.

COMMON Council "A stated meeting was held ester.
day evenins-Prcsldent Kabncisch in the chair.
Certain changes made In the appointment OF can
vasers and inspectors for the approaching election
communication received from Mayor Powell; We.
oins the resolution Of the Board, or the 18th nstan
authorizing ar II can legally he done) the sale of pr
ton OF Washington Park 70 the county for hoa.e
tie following erounds-l IL from the centre
OF business IL would divert from ts original purpose
the only spot 81 ground 10 the city worthy o the rame
t park which, In ~ present condition, bids fair
a. celebrated az the Common Of Boston, but which
not be n encumbered with bu ldings
The Communication was ordered " be printed IN ths
minutes, ana after come routine business the Board
jourped.
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SurcIDs EDITOR We clip the following from tho
Fernanoipa Fovtdida.-Just before going 70 press wo
greved 10 hear cf the death OF j. ~ Bowen, late
editor OF the frdepefer Pres The deceased committed
suicide Saturday last Lake CITY by shooting MIN
self through the he'd with pistol We have not heard
any assigned for the rash act
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mo annexed table show. tse temperature q ne a.
nc.phcre this city curing ihe week ebdrs olooe ~
the m, r. q the bsrsmctsr snd thsrmomct sarA
ton q carrents, and me sata o the xgaher a.
three periods during eAah ~, - ats n, aae "a
3 o'r1Scx y
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Fire In New OrIeSus.

Nsw OsrEAss, Oct %, 1880
Three hurdred bales Of cotton IN the Union Pres. yarI
were destroyed yesterday. Loss as 900, insured.
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New RAILROAD IN INV JrRsKy Preliminary steps ave
been taken for 1rancn Of the Northern Railroad New
Jersey, 70 connect Enslevood (Sergen cnunfy) with
Manuel on the Rocsand branch Of the Erie Railroad
This viii bring the latter place within twenty niles OF
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n Ocean Steamer Nov

The screw steamship Monigomcry from New York, ar
rived al Tybee q, noon ~ 2sih instant
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IN the City and County New York the ooh daJ CT
October 70 the 27,s day OF October, 1890
Men, 95: women, 78 boys. li2; girls, 105-TotAi 800
Aduln. 49, children eli: males. 207; females, lSa;
Z
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seturday-norninr overcast; blowing 'resh al dAyi
night rain
Sunday 1v,rc.si all day; u'rht bsy
Nonday-Nornnf fosgy aurnoon overcast; highs
overcast
Tuestat-r1oudv ~ dav: n'gAt clear snd fnooal'gnt
Wedr,seav-cietY AZ dsy. rtrnt rlsnr ard .tenrNEHt
Tbrs.Asy-clear al day uixnt g ear ara 'roattisnt
FrFsy-unrnl.r THEA cg aitfrrcos eeaf, uiglt c9as
and moonlight
ss1asdsy--csar all dag; night clear and moonlight
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Tho nurrrnr - deaths courared viii ~ corresponding
weakr - tssa and 1850 ard N set fn0~r-
Week ertng OFT 60. 1858. s4s-frccass ........ ..
OFT 20 1850 IS. .3Tl-fnrease .....s.s 10
(De>ths from acuta Gisesae. 49,. nal
Oct co. iee0 chronic dsease. it6 Al.
external CAGES. sc "a
acute disease. ..... 2lil
nrt 81, 1880 chronic a snase. y 1871 30
external causes, hr %
DAsIFI y DgIAvAs. cav inspscso
NV YoRx, Oct 81 1850
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THs svFwvisoFsHr. meeting q Germans vas held
q, Humboldt Hal IN rors5th street FRIDAY last, for
The special purpcse q erdorsHg ne nsmas,os Of Csl
Christian schvMzwaelder for Supervisor Nr Hof ore.
sdcd Addresses were made by nr. Narsls ami Others
IN support q their candidate and resolutions pased
ercorsibs the nomination II there stated thu, not
Cny the terrns0 democrats. hGt numerous Gsrnan re
pgbcare. attend T. snpncrt Mr. schwsr1 saeldsr Thus,
stated, thai $50 German republicans n the Seven.
teenfn ward were unanimously IN favor n Mr. Sch~Vz.
vsecsr and bad declared Their Intention 70 vote Tor him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
Mexican News.

WAsHIsGros, Monday, Aug. ~, 1851
The Picoyune of Thursday lat SAVE that an ld-de'
camp of the Captain. General Of Cuba has arrived He
is Oh his way from Wasnin soD and thence TO Madrid
by the most direct route bearer to his Government
of dispatches, prepared up TO the latest ant by
Minister Pacheco who had consulted with the Spsnsh
Conn odore just previous to writing tnem out. Inc
serious difficulty is with the Cons tut ona Government
of Mexico and has its origin in sentiments as old as
the revolution i self.
The immediate point of dispute. however, is the cap
ture of the Spanish schooner ria Conception. which
formed part Of the Msrin expedition the return of
which has been demaI DEF. sec md difficulty i, with
the Church party the ostepsbe grounds of which are
the unsat sfed claims of Spanish citizens. Tois the
new Minister was particularly instructed 10 press with
sl his power The dispatches from the United States
Lgafitn The Picoyune understands. are Of such a
character as wild probably determine the Government
to strengthen our naval force in the Gulf Of Mexico
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Breckinridge and Lane Democratic
Stale Committee.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Monday, August %, I6bU.
The BreckDridge and Lane Democratic State Com.
mittee meets here to morrow.
Neither the Douglas nor the Bell.aud-Everett State
Con mittee bas called meeting here and the state
mepis to that effect in the wspapers erroneous.
From the conversation of the majority of the Breck-
inr Ige and Lane Committee here, it is inferred that
they will tomorrow inaugurate active measures for
prosecuting vigorous campaign. a large Dumber OF
documents will be published and distributed, and
straight tickets Domnsted in every part of the Stat
The members OF the Committee express themselves
az decidedly hostile to any movement which will tend
10 revive the KpowNothing party under the leader
ship of Bel and Everett.
Col Viele of Bnfilo, the Hon. John A. Green of
Syracuse, the Hon. Gideon j. Tucle Of New-York
aud number Of other prominent Breckenridge men,
are already here.
A caucus il being held tonight.
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EyEsTFUL FAMILY GATHERISG.-A gathering of an
interesting cbarabter took place in High Ridge, Conn,
on Thursday of last week Five generations belonging
to the family of Polly Stevens-formerly known as
Polly Curess-comprising Ill members, Sc OF whom
are still living together with few specially invited
Ones met upon the premises of the old homestead for
be purpose Of commemorating rare and suspicious
an event. An ample table spread under the trees
the open air, which afforded agreeable and cool
After psraking of the plentiful variety furnished for
he occasion, suitable prayer oerdd by the Rev.
T. d. Lttewood of the NJ Z. Church, in the place,
and brief address delivered by the Rev. s. W. Clark,
of the Congregational Church, North Stamford. A
novel and unexpected event then took place. 1t wa
announced that there was child TO be baptized which
proved to be the greatgreat grandchid ns healthy
looking girl, the daughter of Gould and Caroline 81.
Raymond, of William ,bureh, N. Y. The ordinance Of
baptism was accordingly administered by the Rev. T.
d. Lilewoo and the name of Josephine Adels given
to the child. After short prayer and the benediction.
this pleasant and interesting gathering dispersed leav-
ing us highly grstifed ard with only the wish that
such gatherings might become more common among
u.s. anc that all such might have as happy If not IS
eyentful close.
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Fair Orleans. 7ld Middling Mobiles.
Middlns Orleans. Fair Uplands Sid
Fair Mobiles Middlins Uplands 49,. Sled
The stock in port estimated at 900 bales Of which
lt0l4sOO bales American.
STATE oF TRADE IN Manchester -Advioes from
Manchester favorable The martet sner with in
creased tiness in YARNS CLOTHS " stt adler.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Tbe weather
continues unfavoabl for the crops Bre.dtns quiet bu.
hm Flour firm and beet descriptions slightly higher Wheat
hm wi advancing enceDcy for beet descriptions OF Red
Corn quiet. Mixed and Yellow sl6aSsl. Another dispatch
says Flour has improved I'd y sack. .
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-The Provision
market ia sery dull Beef heavy Po'k dali Bacon quiet
Lard hIm. at 90 idt3i Tsllow unchanged -
LIVERPOOL PRoDUCE MARKET The Produce
msrket is generally UNCHANGED Sugar quiet Coffee dull
RICE steady Pot Ashes quiet at 286 Peas qnst at 2l
Rosn hrm at az Spirits Tupentine steady at 81
IonDoH MARKETS SUGAR quiet. BREADsTUFFs
firm CoFFRR firm RICE firm and eighty higher TALL0w
du unchanged The Wool sses in progress, at full
prices n, =,
LONDON MONEY MARKET The London Money
msrtst Is unchanged CoDso cosed yesterday 9Th at @ d3i
for money and $50 for account To-day prices have declined
under the report forthcoming India loan Of 100000 and
Consols are quot. d 93d93l for money and account
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The New Mexican Mail.

IHDEPESDEsCE, Mo-, Monday Aug 20, 1901
The MEXICAN Mail, with dates to the 9Th inst, a.
rvef this evening.
There is great excitement in Santa Fe. The Navajo
Indians made an attack upon little settl-meut ii
niles below and killed TWO and drove off all their
stock There were only eleven soldiers IN Santa te,
and tqey sent in pursuit Of the Indians ia Tag
Oh. A parry of czeps rent out who overlook
the II0ans and recovered the stock aud had to fight
for it, and own to the cowsrdice of Mexicsns
three of the party were billed and five wounded vo
of whom have since died. One Of them Chris ian
Y.lseD, highly respectable CITIZEN cabinet maker
by trade.
BE, with bis own hand brought down five of II,
Indians whose total loss was, Is xii ed aud several
MANNED. They fought entirely with arrows, and only
retreaed when their gave cut ii I'D the entire
party taken part in the fight not man would have
been killed OF captured On the same day the indians
ran of 50 head Of cattle from Ayau Fria, town i've
miles below SAME Fe.
III ey sisO took IL read Of Government horses aud
succeeded in making good their escape.
An cid resident says we have been expecting their
return every day and would Dot be surprised TO
them any time the public squire. The military pro-
lection does not amount to anythiDg and the military
commander is worthless.
There is no kno wing what moment the Indians may
taxa the country they have done everything that
they 10 provoke the military to action but they
are afraid 10 assume any responsibility, and therefore
permit the Indians to do what Trey please. Efforts
have been made TO get the Commander Of the Depart
ment TO accept the services Of 900 volunteers, but
after consultation wi the Government he has refused
The Federal officers are OF loggerheads, aud do
not speak and the consequence Ia unity Of acton or
feeli, & among them; therefore the public interest
suffers, and citizens are murdered with impunty."
The COZ due or of the mail states that report was
current that Mr.. Bent has been murdered by the
Indians at his Fort, bat he does not place much re-
lance On il. DO Indians were seen on the route.
Grass aud water were scarce.
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CnMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-[Per Ara6ia


LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-Liverpool
Aug lOThe weather unfayorable for the crops
Msa Spence Co. aeB 81 fSu ses tu sr G
cd for declining tendency sales OF american hsa az
10 9dl and White at III az Com quiet but hTm sales Of
Mixed and Yellow at 80 and White at 34d54i6
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERPooL,
Avg lo-Mesrs Bigand Athya Co; Wakefield Nash Co.
mSrSst 1aerhg their stocks al low prices: Pork dull, but
make generally On hsnged Bacon quiet ou steady hsS
% LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKET.-Liverpool, Aug
e. 6d%25 Pearl Ash steady a9 Sugar quiet Coffee quiet
rice firm sales Carolina % 0236 9ssed Cakes in good
demand Cod OIL 49, ass Sperm Oil, 98ldl0Oi Linseed on
good demand at 81 Ga2s Rosn firm at 42d4a for common
Spirits Turpentine active at 5lI
Losbos MARKETS - London, Aug. 10. - MesHs
p,p0 RIOS Co report steady under large az
iv of foreign sales white Wheat at So G6O and red at a
as8 Flour 2 d3O IRoN steady for both Rod and Bar PFC
s rnIh Unchanged sales e4 TaLLow dull at
62s srKITs TuRPESTlSs dan Of 81 Sa NICE hIm , ana
sales Of Boston 91Cdl5 and New at 1913 sr Gt,
on ali qualities slightly advanced; sales OF tlOo GOD ol
9s5a Cas- IOj. LrSsEED on, a2s Sldf2s6I.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr,-LosRos, Aug H.
There is good demand for money at ot
The Bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased a"o
consos closed today for money and saiS for
The RAJ sGe siIye, 5s.d Dollars 52a5 2id Eagles 6ad
AMKRIcAE SEcURITIEs.-The chief business during
The week ho, sess IN bs ass discount" DO
BoFS. s7i En- Shares G2sl NewYok Central Rslioqd
S csn 2. e. 5 s S%55 q n s. Beads Of 1855
do S. sSdssi Pennsy wanna 5s, Bonds Of 1871. &c.
HAyRE MARKET-(For the week enting the Sth
The sales of CorT0s the week add up ZOO baes Or
leans tres oTJinaire g do bss SOC The market down
ward and holders pressing safes BhsADsTusrs are hII
Pot, ard Pearls and quotations nonins COyVEE dull and
tstons barely maintained WHALE on tending upward RICE
dull but firm SUGAR hrm. LARD dull and nominal WHALE
BONN dropping
LATEST MARKETs.-[By telegraph 10 Queenstoion
LIygHPoOL, Saturday afternoon August III.
COTToh-Sales 10 day 10000 bales including So oses 70
speculstos and eypoer The market closed steady and nTm
bkEADfTUYvshe Breadufs market closed steady and hrm
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From Washington.

WAsHIsG10s, Monday, Aug. 20, 1860
John Friend was today appointed Pension Agent
in pla Of HeseeDmueiler, removed.
The decision Of the PaJsgusyan Commission being,
that the Company qsd righs II damage against the
Government of Paraguay, ard that Paraguay ~as not
responsible for damages the Company nas fled with
the Pres dent protest the ground that TIE Com
missoners exec ded their jurisdiction ia determining
the question of the sbi'y, which lad been setl-d be-
tween the two countries and that the award is there
fore Dullity.
The Pension Bureau is still engaged in issuing land
warraIt Is under the Omnibus Military Law Of 1916 but
TIE puml er is reduced to about $50 weekly.
The Caribaidi festival under German auspices to
procure pecunary aid largely attended.
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QUIET RESTORED In DAMASCUS.
Execution of Assassins.
NO NEW MOVEMENTS By GARIBALDI.
HIS DESIRE TO DELIVER vENErIA.
FATHER PoISr, Monday. Aug. 90, 1860.

FATHER PoISr, Monday, Aug 90, 1860.
The steamship North American from Liverpool 9th,
via Londonderry 10th inst passed this point at
to-day, bound to Quebec.
The news is meager and unimportaut.
The House of Comm ms has voted a subsidy to the
Galway line, thereby confirming the contract.
Consols had declined, owing 20 the announcement of
o three million loan for India.
The weather in England continued unfavOrable for
the growing crops.
The steamship City of Baltimore arrived at Liver
pool at 10 p. m. Of the sth.
Ship Petropols arrived at Havre, reports having
seen, on the 18th of june in lat II s., Ion. SO W.,
American ship "Robert Kelly 1t will be remem-
bered the =" Robert Kelly" left Liverpool for New
York last January, and has not since been heard Of
She given for lost long since and is feared
there is mistake in tire report of the Peropols.
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FRANCE.

The Emperor, after reviewing the troops destined
for Syria, addressed the % as follows:
Soldiers; You leave for Syria. France halls with
10y sn expedition the sole object Of which is to
the rights of justice aud huO4nty to triumph. You
do { go to make against foreign nation, but to
assist the Sultan in bringing back to obed euce his sub
jecs who blinded by the fsns ci,m of the former
century. In that district YOU have great "reminiscences
Fulfill your duty; show yonrselv' worthy to be the
children of those VINO once goriouy carried into that
country the banner Of Christ. You do n leave IN
great Iumbers, but your courage and prestige supply
the deficiency; because whenever the French flag Is
seen to pass the nations know that great pre-
cedes it sDd great people follow IT,
The Emperor has given 200 900 francs in aid of the
fugitives from Syria.
The sem-ofBcial correspondent is inclined to think
the interview between the Emperl and Queen of
Spain, which have been spoken of, will not take
place.
The Bourse is quiet. Rentes ed on the 9Th rather
lower, 6Sf. 15c.
Prince William Of Baden was visit TO Chaons
Camp, and would be present a. the great military man
euyers.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Parliamentary proceedings were mostly of a
local interest.
The weather continued cold and showery, and
anxiety relative to crops was increasing
Reports were current in England that the Govern
nsnt proposed 10 send Lord Stratford de Radcliffe
Special Envoy to COnsaDtinOple to advise the sultan
The Indian budget was to be presented to Psrlis-
ment on the 18TH Report said large loan would be
involved.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The hrmness in the funds was checked by fears for
the crops, owing 10 coutiuua wet and 60 d weather
" bich neu raized the favorable feeling relative
to Continental politics. The tendency the Sta was
downward, but there wa' aerial varia ion 10
priCes The discount market the b was raiher
quiet ard best bills taken at reduction from the
Bank rate Busin, So al the Bank limited.