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8erfamfs=M nsci0en.

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belCr9t. au0 8aI s1 GpI6s
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9ie belten &oblem

aub SpueS Gewt6t 8u 1926 per Tpnne aus Der garb bpt
Gan9e umb 6 pmp ,.
tOnnen in Der Office bes QBeder teheut werben. Dsll, 3mt
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6. 8; Sill.
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pr. .. S1pne & SDn1" 500 VArs 1858.
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an9ewanbt babe. - "' ptM peHen GrfOlse
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Stir alte8 Wtetall
pirb Der bDbite preiS ~aussesablt bel @brttian .. cad,
(6b4, 1@t) "a %Siberteitr.
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Sfloeflll9ere atarrb u Tllt6fieber (S~nfluen,,l
@m SlUsb ,SOn sisturn, pa, f&reibt: oN(
SD bin ieeben pteesr seaeieu BON etnem epiS ~ i0 q
9eflmittrl fanb. A g uWUas1c
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8uh Der Welt.

OuCD Uer &SSlI+
Den NbOuuenteu 6S 5. 8aubeS be Bud Der 80 eIt 5ur
9ta6rt6t, baB Die prdmie 10 eben en9etrpfen lit umb fpfcrf in
9enDnnnen wer6en tam,
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nebit prdmie uno t6nnen nod Seiteaut9el auf ben ppufanoScn
8ano a~uS9eabrt %peroen,
Oa8 Bu6 Der 8elt
erbent III 12mouatliden Sekrln9en, ieos 9teierun9 entbalt 80
Quarteten Cert nit Stabiti6 un6 3 colprtrten Gafln. lreis
per yteierung rs Cts. Qrdnte o8 6. 8anoes, Der ~pradtpoue
Stabliid: 0iebesbptSd)aft.
Nbl0, int SO, u. S6mtbt, SO. 55 81 GonEr.
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WInrftureiie4
8anfupten=W

ga6fsbeub sebeu mir ene lleeerf&t aber 0i8coutp- Sabe fiji
a~uSpdrti9e Noten in Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

reassume the powers delegated to the general
government We cannot resist the conviction
that they are terribly in earnest
That the South can secede, if united In the
movement there is no reasonable doubt. The
vote of that section will be given to Breckin-
ridge snd Lane The Southern Senators and
members of the House would go to Richmond
instead of Washington. Congress being opened
in regular form, Mr.. Breckenridge would be de-
clsred Presiden, of the United Sou hern repub-
lie and the government may ne organized in
week after the result Of the November election
IL made known. There Is really nothing to pre-
vent such action on the part of the South. and
there is every reason to dread that 1t may take
place.
In view of this state of things, we deem 1t to
he our duty TO warn parties interested of the
danger which threatens them. So far Us We
can zee, the Breckenridge movement at the
North will avail nothing. Lincoln will be the
Northern President. and 2reokinridge the
Southern. The confusion into which our COM
'mercial and monetary affairs will be thrown
cannot he described. Trade will receive q
blow compared to which the storm of 1857
was mere furry; stocks will 60 down to with
in fraction of nothing all kinds of property
will depreciate In value. and the fortunes accu-
mulated by years Of toll will be swept away in
a moment.
We advice our readers to prepare for the
coming crisis. Between this time and Novem
bcr something may be- saved from the wreck
Merchants who have dealings with Southern
traders will do well to close up such affairs az
soon as possible Holders of Southern State
railway or city stocks, or securities Of the gene
raj government should realize upon them a,
once Bankers at home and abroad should pre-
pare themselves for the inevitable panic In
financial affairs The crisis lie imminent. The
dissolution of the Union IL fact already deter
mined upon. Let us be prepared to meet the
doom which the trading politicians and crazy
fanatics Of the day have precipitated upon the
republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs IN THE KrrcHEN.-Thc
speech made by the Archbishop at Font Hill
the other day has made a great deal more sensa
ton throughout the country than any of his
more elaborate efforts, such as his sermon ask
ing for material aid to the holy Father, or his
celebrated scafold and prison letter to the City
Inspector. The most reverend prelate, recog-
nizing the truth of the proverb, that God sends
the meat, but the devil sends the cooks, he pur-
poses to reform the Kitchens Of the faithful by
training their daughters in the culinary art. It
is good and Sensible move, and will gain for
the Archbishop more credit than anything else
be has ever done. We may expect, too, that In
a few years Roman Catholic young ladies will
be quoted at the top Of the matrimonial stock
list Some of the fashionable Protestant schools
might find their account In prc6ting by the
Archbishop's idea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

2 unknown, and IS from violent causes Inc
nativity table gives 1856 natives OF the On'es
States. ZIG of Ireland, 10 Of Germany OF Soouana'
IL Of England, and the balance OF various toreisn
countries.
The sales Of cotton yesterday were confined 70 ABOUT
400 A zoo halee In kts without change ID prtoes' Tue
bref teerrsphc report OF the North H'tons uews WIS
looked uno as favorable hut In the absence ~ private
.av,o.s cf fuller tegcnos II had no effect upon this
ns,.., Flour vas again heavy and ower for most do
o,ntooa snd esyeciSy for grades Of 8txe and
Western Southern -four was ais, heavy and cheaper
and espe tally and mixed grades whrst
heavy and lower, but active the declise, including
Gales tor export. Corn dull and lower.
but active Included In the sales sound Western
mixed al Gle aba choice do ut &C. western yellow ~
CSC. 6skc, round ye,w al &C., and Western white a.
&C. &c. Pork and buoyant sales of
made at slV IS, csfh. SO ~, and new
prime at sl4 Al Slt BY Sugars were nrm and the
prices Of Saturday sustained with sae u 900 100 hhds
Co drmer aud 4oo bags Rio Sid al i6c and 200
do prime AT l6xc 800 do. Ceylon 81 ltc and 800 do
MararAbo al l4Kc. Tho movements u hides and 'oa-
her this stated In another column Fresnts
to gsn ports 1rmes and among the engagements
TO Liverpool were 30 COO bushels Of wheat In ships bags
q, sd and Zoo bbls at - 81. g. ID; 400 bos
-four were taken for London at a. l0xd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

MAssA GREELEY ON WASHINGTON HCST.-
Massa Greeley b very busy just now with Hon.
Washington Hunt and his associates. lie Is
abusing them diurnally by the column. He
seems to be afraid that these gentlemen are go
ing to do some desperate damage to Mr.. Lin
coin; but we really do not see what harm they
can do. The split In the democratic ranks at
Charleston and Baltimore gave Mr.. Lincoln the
beet chance Of election. Assuming that he bad
nothing to fear except from united democracy,
and as the democracy are disunited and divided,
and Msssa Greeley's candidate Is going to walk
over the course, we do not perceive the use Of
abusing Mr.. Hunt and his friends. II Is Like
rafting I'D dead mems bones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

republicans be satisfied with this game of For
ney! He Is playing into their hands. He has
been bought and paid for by the republicans
and. In the convenient disguise Of Douglas
democrat, he Is faithfully serving his masters
In his labors to keep open the divisions of the
democracy, 20 that "Old Abe Lincoln" may
walk in between them in Pennsylvania. as Gen.
Taylor In New York walked over the course
between Cas- and Van Buren, in lS4S.
Hon. John Hickman so notorious as the man.
aging guardian and andLecompton associate
of Forney down to the organization of the last
Congress, has discovered the folly of wearing
his Douglas mask any longer, and so be has
come out and declared his intention to take
the stump for Lincoln. Let the democracy of
Pennsylvania of both factions drop Forney. and
act upon the principles Of common sense, which
are embodied In every article, section and
sentence of the federal constitution.
and let Douglas men and Breckenridge
men agree between themselves to save Penn
sylvania in October and November, If they can.
and they will soon discover the real position Of
Forney. He will drop his Douglas domino,
and appear from head to foot In the livery of
the rail splitters whose cause he is now 80 yea
iousiy serving as republican spy in the demo
cratic camp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Arrival OF the Overland MAIL.
Foxs sxrz, Ark, July a, 1890
Ths telegraph line completed 70 this point and
an once u opeoed Tor business
The overland mall coach, with San Francsco dates 70
July g. arrived hAlfpas, A n 10 dsy with some
Of the passengers who received injuries ~ the Mountain
station BY the running away q q team.
Further particulars gained from one OF the passengers,
~ fouowss-
The stage len Mountain citation with sevec pseugcrs
besides the driver and Mr. Stout roadmasscr In the EN-
poy Of tho Overland Company, WHO was acting
ductor On leaving the station tho d. liver cracked bis
whip and the horses Immediately started . run, and
when they arrived at the brow OF tho mountain
the brakes were applied, but wero found 10 be
useisss. In his edoru 70 stop the horses
the driver drove from the man read and
they In collision with q tree, literally smAshiag
the coach In pieces, killing one man, BY the name Of
Maokey, drover from CAssvinc, Mo-, bis way from
California and iluriug every other person In the stage
70 more less exteut Mr.. Stout severely cut
the face, his being completely Gsttened- He tso
complains Of internal injuries. Several Of the injured
remain here for rest until the nert stage.
California dispatches very meagrc by this arrival
nothing having rsnsprcd since the last departure worthy
Of note.
s.s FRANCISCO, July Moon.
Arrived July I, bark Julis Wilhelm, London "a,
French bark colporteur, Bordeaux ship zrie spsdIng
Hong Kong British ship St Heleus, Hong Kong, ard
Hamburg bark, name not given Sailed lyme Co. ARK
Theresa, Melbourne.
There market rsrorts since Saturday aue lite
rally not an item o. nsvs since Saturdays dsspa.sh 70
yssiia
Ecrr-The above mentioned deepatch, scot from san
Francsoo viza has not been received either OF Van
Buren,, Fort Smith or 81. Lous,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

Nrw opIkAss July n, 1850
Cottor-salea to-day $50 bsI-~ Al loo for nj idIlnx
Flour dull; superhne, So 10 IS 81 Nixrd corn COO q
&c White corn, 76c soo. Provisions quiet. but arm.
Otber srticlcs unchanged.
Flour quiet ard steady: Reward street &3 Who's
steady eales % zoo bushels 81 % o. III: wha
=, 3sn 50 'orn dull and heavy mxef. 81; ye,lcs,
e3c. 64c white, CSC 7Vc. Provisions arr. w.,skov
active al. 21c. ~. Oho.
pmApurr,. ,aIy q, 100
Flour dull Red wbesi-sses 1000 rush,Is at an "a a
81 20 Ccrn--yeiow, CSC. Pork irmi mess Al sis 80:
prime, cit $40 20 RApop let whskey-2Ie 22c
Q-vseol July sS-SPN
demand, principally Tor shipment saes saturday night,
6ioo bushels white Indiana NJ 81 "a aud loo huss do
slsl n. the mprning. 5000 tsshss white Indians a
tb market ciotipg With hes rquiry Corn qais: sair
saturday night. 5000 bushes Indiana 62sc. oa,s.
harley ard rye quiet; sass email small Ict ssnSf,an
scli 81 CSC Csna friEhts firm at 27c on nour .c -,
wheat, 81. on ,ofn. 70 New York Lake inpsris-ro
ebls -FOUR 81 500 bushels wheat 2. loo bushe $40
bushels tess ,snsl cxrorts-1 800 bbs -four, 81 500
bushels wheat, IS 100 bushels corn
Buraro. July 2s-spM
lower. no ssles 81 spring rcd winter saies at f 10 ON
heavy and lower sales 900 bushels rocdo =, Coo
puts-2ooo bbla -four, s2Doo bushels ~hesi. ies 600
buslcls corn, coc busbclr cats. Exports 30 bhls
hor, 81 600 bushels wheat, % 600 bushels con-, 7ooc
bushels oaie.
BryvAuo July 23-sP.N
Flour steady and 10 moderate demand: saJ,~ so bbs
extra hdis-s and Ohio, s5 90 q ~ Cor doubts eyv.s
whest culi; sales "a 900 blshcls 81 10 for DC I'd
Indlsrs and Ohio snd 81 II tr new red Illinois Corn
DUH SALES rs 600 bushels folcdo at SOC Oats stssdy;
salee 600 bwhels Al SO no RE lower: sales 2oos
bushels q, s4c a &c Canal freighis firm Lake i'm
por,s--3 600 bbs four 80 600 bushels wheat, III -
bushels corn.
CunAoo, July 70, 1soo.
fc,r quiet wheat quiet, and winter lie. AS lcww'
saee 90 bushels 81 Poe for No spring and 81 for NO.
winter, Ia store Corn active: saee 20 900 bushes
a. N s'ore. ose quiet at &c. a 2sc Receps-sco
Ibis -Four, Ia 0ov bushels wheat n 900 bushels cnsn,
so bushcls catt clpments--4O0 bbs nour, soo
trcgh,s lie lower &C. 90 corn 70 BuAo sight exchange
"a New York per cent prt MUM. ,s.u
Frour steady v,,.., or,et Corn eady. Oats nrr,.
FCccirs-4O0 hbls four 800 busnes Wnea@ nW
mcnii-S 100 bills hour, 500 bushels wheat
Csnvsarr. Juy e, vp
tour ui with more seIlcrs than buyers, At a rs fov
cwtOo, vbiskey dull at 1eHc Wees rrrx irshsnrrd
eacbsngs 90 New York dun Nt per cent PIE
MUM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

LouIwnLs, July % 1890.
Al half past sr O'Clock yesterday afternoon tornado
passed over this city from the north wcs unrconns
raj buildings and Frustrating number Of trees Bosis
were blown from their mcorDgs ard considerable damage
dope, the amount Of which IA not yet sscertaned The
storm lasted three minutes, snd accompanied by hal
and rain.
CEvxtASp, July Is, 1850
tornado passed over Bracerviue station on the Ceye
land and hshcning Railroad Saturday last entirely
soyng the depot and several dwelling houses and barns
end killing too ladies. Large trees Gprooed and
hurled through the The storm very violent and
extended Of two miles 10 Length and quarter Of
q NJ lie Ia width.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

A CHANCE FOR TIE Police COMMISSIONERS.
There are only six working days now remain
ing for the Excise Board TO issue licenses to the
liquor dealers, "a the session Of 6ty days will
close on Monday next, the 3oth inst There
are not less than ten thousand wonders of
spirituous liquors in the city. and out Of that
number only about fifteen hundred had taken
out licenses up to Saturday. During the re-
mainder Of the term probably few hundred
more will be added to the number of dealers
legally authorized TO cell liquor; 70 that after
the LIST Of August there will be between seven
and eight thousand OF this class who, If they
continue the trade. az they certainly will, must
do 20 In manifest violation of law.
There can be no difficulty In the police dis
covering who IL entitled 10 sell liquor and who
Is not in their several districts, for glance at
the books Of the Excise Commissioners will
afford all the necessary information. There lie,
therefore, no excuse for permitting breach of
the law In single Instance, and IL the police
do their duty they will have plenty Of occups-
ton in arrestng every unlicensed grogshop
keeper, and thus helping to shut up thousands
Of these moral pesthouses We hope that the
Police Commissioners will insist upon the
patrolmen carrying on vigorous crusade
against the Illegal traffic In poisonous liquor.
Here IL chance for them row 10 do come good
and make the force effective for the protection
Of the public. But Il will avail nothing TO