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Tee Napoleon Family.


IRE silly stories set afoat from time 10 time the
legitimacy Of the Emperor Louis Napoleon are somewhat
strange when history and the improbaby Of the truth
Of such statements taken into consideration.
The last and most ridiculous Of all the statement that
among the papers Prince Jerome found letters
Louis Bonaparte late King Of Holland, denying the egi-
macy Of Napoleon the Third, and that n we're
sent to England for safe keeping. Ii sucl atements
were true % Louis Napoleon the TO lei out Of
bis clrtchesY
The father of Napoleon the IArd the late King of Hol
land, 10 bis own writings and under his signature
treats these unounded statements they deser We with
contempt. When he, Louis Bonaparte, his death
bed and his son, the throne of France pri.
in the fortress Of Ham, he wrote appeal the
French government TO allow his son, Louis Napoleon
visit him before he closed his eyes in death, in his
own worde, 10 bold him IN his arms" This
was parental appea-not one TO press bastard TO his
bosom; this appeal the Of louis Napoleon
eecng his escape from his dark and dreary prison,
can believe his own statements.
Those who familiar with the portraits of Louis
Bonapare will readily discover the resemblance between
him and his son. the Emperor Of the French; the eady
appearance Of the eye especially attracts the attention OF
the behoder; the cheek bones and lips, as well the
general outline Of the head and face cannot well be mis-
taken. His walk, too s much like his father before he
became afflicted, paralysed.
FRIEND OF TIE FAMILY.
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LoNroS MoNy MARsKI Tues lay Evening July u
ls6o The quotation Of gold Paris is about al mar
the short exchange London 2512s, per 81 sterling
On comparing these rates with the English mint price Of
90 lis per ounce for standard gold appears that
god - about 10 Per cent dearer n Paris than IN Lon
don.
BY advices from Hamburg tie price Of gold Is 4,3 per
mark, and the short exchange on London Is per 81
sterling. standard gold at the English mt price 3 tlero
fore about lilo per cent dcarer N Hamburg than IN Lon
den.
The course ofexchanre al New York on london for bins
al 90 days sight Is loe TO 10o7E per cent which when
compared with The mint par between the two countries
shows that the exchange slightly in favor Of England;
and after making allowance FOR charges Of transport md
difference Of interest," the present rate leaves small pro
Ct on the importation Of gold from the United staer
The announcement that the deGCit Of f2s95 600 row
shown IN the revenue, notwithstanding the RETENTION 81
the paper duty VIII be provided for without the
at IN Improvement Of an eighth. The frsi
quotation u consos fcr money e3I to y,
ana tfter temporary tendency 10 reaction tho closed
at that price. The 6nal appearance Of the market
WAS strong, although the quotations from the pnrs
bourse showed heayness and there was some Increase
in the demand for short loans government stocks AZ
ga per cent Tbs was the first pl5lc transfer fsv 10
consos and the transactions, therefore, rather ru
In the discount, marke, the demand coninuos uraha,ei
An average business has seen transa-ed In fcre =,
stocks tue principal demand being for Peruvian Three FER
The anal price from Pars thls evening wac osf 90,
showing eecllno Of nearly quarter PER cert.
In the foreign exchanges THIS afternoon there as 10 Al
nraion OF importance from the rates Of sst post
LIVERPOOL CorroS MAREErs, July 16.-we have mad
air demand TO day, with steady prces The Gales are
5000 bales, Of which SEQ for export and specpon
July 1.-THE business done IN cotton continues COOL
an this days sales reach fully 10000 bales-4J ov OF
speculation and for export. Prices remain steady.
Iytroor Corn MARKEr, July l7-Although the
weather has been fine and Supplies liberal there mas
been considerable rmness our trade for al articles az
the demand upon rs from the country Increasing and
promises 10 take OF our supplies they arrive ex 1ay
81 about present rates Al this days market there was
far attendance Of tho town and country trade and Of
buyers from distance attracted b. our liberal supplies
MheSi net with fair demand for consumption at rener
some cases * quav, at rather less money Flour sxpe
rencea isiT sale at late rates Oats and oatmeal were
IA nouerate request, AID without change in value Bar
icy. tcans and peas demand for feed ara fully
ma ntaned their value. Tho late large arrivals al Ind an
corn, both into tbs rort and on the coast have male
buyers rather shy, ani although Importers offered 10
submit 70 decline os G.. per er little business va re
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miscellaneous.

Fo San Francisco sppns Intelligence l7l lost, see news
columns.
sar seulNrvs Of Bosson has bseo wrecked near Bombay
Ry tel via ousenstown)
Snip rs BEsRy, from Arlros IN FOR DanaA "a o. ,SA
having been ashore the Eas, side u KAthn Island
snr NAvsEr, Eic,t Of and frrm Boston Jrneu for New
Oleens wrecked Iuy In Tie CaCs Passage A. before re-
ported was total ss Part n CARO- hstwaen fe-s will e
t s'a' ias.uer with sails snars &c letter um CAP,
ISLAM. and run for Passage z VI Norm bore "
~ ~ mics Distant the ships al he tine heng wes,
hc Ps Nurse ws. e cSspesa - w qs EN- oeSs
ne Passage a, 10 PM The .hp srucE on 'G rs.1
Captain attribute. ne disaster 70 s,r,ne sf current wbiis
swept Tie ship out Of her shp strcx All a.,
shp OH su, shs da mo-, soaI AZ sn s9 out 70 hesss he
was I've feet water In the hold All hands were Al E All the
Jumps whth were cons'antv roing until clock when he
y wreckers reached The ship and employed 70 save
ihs roer but The water stu gained hem and the Cap
I'm tInsd bus attention. TO saing The cargo The sas ana
we're nsen Into lighters and landed shore ave miles
,.ani from he ship Captain Elliott remained AZ las;
u spsrnend The saving e he cargo The cargo
I'M 1red IN Bosion for $500 following oncesNer
kpfane, Mutual China. Warren and Neptune.
Ransord Island rocks Sunday NJ and remained al sun..
Nassau, Mp July ls-A wreching schr In yesterday
nsvnE some goods on board hehteed from brig Empire
New York for Mobile which rot ashore Orange Key was
was eakne badly kee gone &C. The british brig kn from
Cumberland Harbor for Baltimore got ashore al Tnsrns
~ @ ep ~ wa n,e damage BIT she g 10 hs hands
and have fyed salvage Of 80 cent French shp fran
~ W ningo with CODE and American lumber and
provsan. ar reported wrecked Cacusiy isiier y E
wood Walter Eco, Secretary q he Of Underwrtsrs
About e.o worth Of cargo has been saved from he In
rtg 10 Nrttted m Cfpar e.rats
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Port OF new york, July 80, 1880.

Bsrs louisa, s,ro!sr9. s. Jaso11 B eager
Pris Berry, rii,h, = jasoSsmi;h jones' Co i"''
Rs Tifa orb HtS aRs Il SosaE5 bsSo Ds
Big Amono Cue! Wade Sewport-Msssr
sehr q Marshah, Marshall, Nassau.
sehr Ann Susan, Pearson, charlesionDolner Potter
scAr sea Bird, Smith, wnniagton-Naster
schr & II Noiier, Nichols. Peterss@rp
gsehr Tir DePew, EdnuDds Fredercfsburr- Brunt
SIR eocadia, Small, saism-R W Ropes&Co.
sehr cypress, Boss Newport-Maser.
Esthr J NJ Warren, Chapman. Norwich-Nasier.
H. ARRIVED.
ish mdse ana 81 passgets Sp 20
S hence Tor Bremen and SSSnpon 'Se oans p Na Ss
A''s s SSa A sw t: S 1s g % Ssfs
9, the n i.s .s1 -,
spoGo ssS s eG with md'' and
% shSs1n mv. gTs Portland with md's and
,n sAs James ro-er Sr Abel Lysoo JTns q with ass
Saiy s,ss lon a sqss,ed ship xsiasis bound 1ti' W
n S SSnac sp she sr saw esnsSli Vanderbilt
81 endoI ari6ui London and Isle o. wight June q,
rs. WIND: 5P3s rom %3iS Sa g
Bss s Bsy sa c SsoeIfs W M ~ s al Ion ws
4 9S' s: ses q i IL & gs y sfi sDoE. a r:
Nans,eld from Boston g, Havana; u days on.
~ RS s' n9sio nTann g. s1y, ys sugar
bark walfre why, Havana, days Win sugar % Ben.
r. JOSIAH lex MgnsoR N.Anaas Sdays with sugar and
:,
% II 1nwidde. - - 49, '
shrg sslnAh Br COVE, Maitland rs days. with plaster
Brig Naorey, s,ee,man, Mobile l6 days with cotton &c.
20 master. -" - ~
sehr ma Br snsgrove, Mans ailla Il days with cedar
caiy A " Brett Son 60 llth INST large black
ARK with white quarter board ashore Cape Cruz Reef had
apparently gone % he night previous
schr eeIan rrh Chapman H!lstorn Ms ~ days with
sSns arg ZEN 70 y ~ mes essci 70 Neyias Son
sehr endov "a kcckand) Bray, Hl.sboro Ms, days
With plaster, 20 master. -
Echr Native. S:arrn. HEREFORD. Nc, DAYS.
escAr Hampton, Edfers. Richmond DAYS
Scfr Noht ssei of Sandwich r1hey, Baltimore 10
Haven. --'' - ~"
schr Julia Martha, rooihaeEer Calais edsys
schr Wary, BOYD. Luhec days
schr Gen Peavy, Hunt. Iuhec GAYS
sctr Wary Iousa. Smith, Rockland, Z dAys.
Schr Squire III others. Allen, Boston, dars
kchr Etniage. cole, Boston f1T Philadelphia.
tcm Snow Drifi, Mitchell, Harwich days.
Schr Wary Pearson. -, New Haven. ? taya
schr Ben amin Ftrong. Smith, Nrook havsr. = avs
schr 1arff, Davis stanford DAYS
Steamer Sarah Jones. Phlla ielrh,s
Fellow
ship Aslstia, wtsrore from I-serrooi--By pilot boat
Edwin Forresi, No a.
shlp LADY franklin Jordan, from Livercol.
b4rk u ANA hi, from Cuba.
sA1f-
Steamship Great Eastern sfS Erc.,afnr Liver.
pool; bark Tahiti, pordeaUr.
whd during The day n reh
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certain fu doolrG:ionf q arm determination 70 main
AN The integrity Of The Ottoman government" Alas
of nc aie Of that country VII Oh allows foreign nerer
cree 20 lis domestic concerns, especially English and
French.
There much said IN the European papers on the cub
eci a the early dissolution OF this empire and OF is par
III among the great powers OF Europe This grows out
Of TIC recent pretensons put forward by Russia In favor
Of the Greek subjects OF the Sultan and Of supposed
este'r between that government and the Emperor Of
france whilst this does not exist in any form, far
be learned here Louis Napoleon TO ind plea
keeping his allies over the Channel in continual
end ysIiet icir with any other power especially
he Russian, on any suhjees, however legitimate and
praseworby without raisl the pr's!es OF the English
ion. Turkey may yet last many years. for some nvsas
hang on to life IN mott agUavatlng manner, greatly 10
The annoyance Of their hes and this may yet list
at the funeral Of him who at this moment have
the destnes Of Europe in his especial keeping Necessity
s the mother Of invention and the Porte may ye gprng
mine o. wealth with which to prolong H.. existence aud
diseppoin the very grecdies Of i,s Flea In fact So
more show Of dissolution, thu. sn do Of poverty"
did on ioruer via. here several years ago. as.
regulations OF the Porte are gradually improv no tho
ARD Pera and Gaata (whero all foreigners os;ae,
Mayor and Common Council, their ',reets are BEN,
widened and IN some places ey" and are all m n,
with gas. AVN "' o III '' VI
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The Lstost Markets.


Inc isnds bal been dull but without material yaIla
ton. On the 18th there slight rnprovcrr der
toe Chancellor q the ExcheQ auanc al stn,etroat
The demand for money continued active and tho arpa
tons at the bank were numerous although not 20 press
ing az they have been.
from the London Tines City Article July TAI
Tie English funds have been steadily maintsrad n.
day The discount business ut the Bank OF rngand ros
unucs OF m extensive scale at the minimum rate OF per
cent Ibe corn market this morning was without atera
.nn' lbere we're no oulon operations the Bank To-
day " W
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
he sacs 81 the past three days amount TO rs
(which 5000 were 20 speculaiors and cxporters the
market closed see ~ and freely supplied rhe ou5t,.
ne are for mddling Orleans 6,sd and for niddllng
uIlands $40.
STATE or TRADE.
The Manchester market was quiet and or, but not
LIVERPOOL rnrApsruFrs sspyyr
The weather had been favorable for the crops wase
held, Nash Co report lour quiet but less pressed for
sale Wheat steady notwithstanding considerable arri
walls, red, 10e. lis: white. lis la Cd Corn verv
dun; mSed Sos a Coz Cd yellow, sos a 3le. white
OBS. 34s. Oh. N'
LIVER DOL PROVISION sARsEr.
Pcef heavy. Pork heavy. Bacon quiet lard Quiet
but steady. Iaaow-An improving tendency.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NARkET.
kosn dull ard declned slightly. owing % arrivals:
common, ss. 90 ~ a. SPIRITS tsrpen,ine heavy and
nominal at ale sUgar hrm. lice dun. Cores 'frm
Ashes dull
ioyDCr NauE-s.
F1our silently b cher Wheat frm, al holders demand
ne an advance. sugar lrm. Coffee Tea quotations
barely Maintained Roe hsavy. srd rrlcss e.s1cr
Y et ret over -s'ow isll nd Ietlcrsi rsss OF
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THE LATEST NEWS.


LONDON, July 10, 1900
Her Maeety's steam transport Assistance has been
lost in Deep Bay Bong Kong and the French ship RENE
des Clippers was burnt at Macao.
PARIS, July 10, 1869
The Moite says the Sultan has addressed the follow
ing letter TO the Emperor. Of the 10th July
have at heart that your Majesty should know with
what grief have learned the events Syria Let your
Majesty be convinced that shall employ all my powers
for establishing security and order in Syria that shall
severely punish the guilty parties, whoever they may be-
and render justice TO all In order 10 leave no doub:
whatever on the Intentions OF my government, have
intrusted that important mission TO my Minister for
Foreign Affairs with whose principles your Majesty
acquainted.
private despach been received in anticipation Of
the mail the date Of which Is believed to be Hong Kong
June 7, which statee the shipments Of tea 10 be
900 pounds since the departure Of the previous
mail The Ellen Rogers had sailed with new tea On
board and 80 900 chests had arrived at the port
Another despatch says the exports Of tea show no In
The exports Of silk were 700 bales The rates
Of exchange were unaitered at Hong Kong At shargae
an advance moyemen; OF Ia per cent had taken place
Trade at shanghae said TO be suspended and he
rebels are investing Souchong.
As regards war Win England and France, Il e added
that the Chinese are resolved to fight
GREAT BRITAIN.
Last night the Lord Mayors dinner 10 her Msesty's
Minister'S took place at the Mansion House Lord Pal.
merston praised the volunteers The other speeches were
not Of general interest.
Lord Clyde landed yesterday at Dover ard has arrived
In town.
LONDON, July 9, 1850.
The valletta with the Bombay mail arrived al Mar
settles at halfpast nine P. NJ. yesterday.
despatch from the scientific party in Spain says suc
cess is complete. We have photographs OF red flame
which prove that they belong the SUM- and many pho
tographs Of other phases"
1t is reported in Paris that the French govern has
received communication from st. Petersburg expressing
the desire Of Russia TO act in with France and
England the East. The Russian Cabinet re,erates its
opinion that The events ranspir ing in the East hold
in sspense the peace OF the world and that the very ex
istence Of Turkey is at stake.
The Paris Pays to imply that more massacrcs are
in contemplation, and that the excters Of the disturb
snces In Syria have ramGcatons with other parts of the
Ottoman territory; that the events Syria were only
prelude 10 formidable rising Of the Ottoman populat 90
against the Christians and the sinister projects are stated
TO have been long since coucocted by snatca corspra
tors.
The Paris correspondent Of HTad says the
despatch Of q larger force has been decided on
The steamer New York from New York arrived OF
Cowes Thursday morning.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
Na~ Work

Ariel. New York. 1.AspinwAl
HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NEW ORLEANS,
BrNvuE-From New York lst arriving Havana 9th and
New Orleans 9Th From New Orleans l5th Havana l8h
irving at New York I'D.
EkIRE CIrY-From New York "a, arriving at Havana TIL
and New Orleans 10Th From Orleans 10Th Havana 23d
arriving at New York 2sth.
CAHAwBA-fron New llh. arriving AZ Havana 18th
ard New Orleans 18th From New Orleans Havana 18th
arriving at New York 3D.
PHxpEIPHIA-From New York 18th arriving Havana 2sd
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana Sh
arriving at New York 18th -
De soroFrom 2ls. arriving at Havana 26h and
New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 5th Havana 9Th,
irving AT New York 18th.
QuAKER CIIl-From New York and Havana every twenty
days. From New York Aug g. arriving Havana 18th.
hATAszssErom New York for Maianzas 9Th Of each
month, at2PM
KArrkK-From New York for Havana via Nassau. Mp on
he arrival Of alternate Cunard York
NB-When The above dates fall Sunday The will
SAL on Monday, from New Orleans When dates
fan on Monday The steamers will leave New Orleans
day previous
ALMANAC YoRK-THIs DAY.
srN hsrs.............. % NOON a.
Sun sE1s 7 IL
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France,


&c news % unimportapt.
The Kon.te1 announces ths project Of law for the
purchase OF the canals has seen adopted
ing asl sccouns the crops were reassuring and
good average lad was expected the fall in the Paris
hosr ana wat market had made further progress
Ire ~. % Beurse on the 18th was dull and lower The
ren.ss O" sed at eSf q soc.
The ope, in Consstory held the 9th, pronounced 90
amp ution theoretically protesting against the fedmon
e government en- account % the arrest and condemn
ton of the Bishops Of Pisa, imo Fancea and Pscen2a
approving the conduct Of hese Bishops and des grating
the annexation Of the Duches and legations to Pedmep
as ysuTpa!jon.
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heavily.
LATEST MARKETS.
LvnRPooL, July 10, 1860
lotion saee yesterday and Today, Is 900 bales nclud
ing 1000 10 SPECTATORS and exporters The market
generally unchanged Imports today, 2,llA bales; pre-
-..siy week, ,lol.
breadst ufis.-Flour active Wheat has an upW~' 'sI
Usney Corn steady, Provsions-The market is gene
rally quiet. Produce remains unaltered.
LONDON July 10, 1890
Consols close at e31s 9314 for money, and 93 s3S
for account
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugar very firm. 'Coflee-At the public 81 ,u ,,,..s
were obtained. Tea--The market o. ZEE aul prices
advces from China not yet anec n re w U URN rue
quiet. Iallow firm. e WV n~AAe" n0o
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Great Britain.

Mr.. Gladstone ade etaten,en, ~ u..s
lion of tbc ccrr,ry ara ~ 80, ~ -, ~ U.s.,
10 r,oviae sor @ ~ ,S y; VIII nc rtoposeI
eoe is ~ nreson, s,, "a 80 ~ oa Lae ,oi
COZ oco COO 80 siroas Law, az, ~ ~,ysUVvoV' oi NnIoh
ca Soosoo p,osnr'y ~, iea.pg balance OF
IDras ,hc l,oase would ~ acton OF tne
other sum- vo,a rednce he o,,orn, - W. ana
20 a3s 600 10 ,ee, ,bis be ,.s - W p'oHiueu "
aiato addition 10 ,hs dsts on iari,, 80, Ao an inmc
cf Tia ner es,i., a.; sP Nv W tne eN'ent
the tarir on vines Witch ras al =, $4,000 a
ZION hi January pey, sbcsc rpaassc I'M nv IA
=. ..s :. -. -" .sesc n,ase,.s Noald enable the
ms thc nrotosed insrease in ,Is -, s
a - ,o,ct -, ,ssaaS " NV pun u~''ee "oro iVru-
In he House ot fords nj, ,ho ,-,h -, p..uA.-.
called s,,crf,or a. ,bc Gee 80 ~,
SSntiI, rscnsod a., .is. "a ' 81 ~! VIE W. re-
on he rround of eloS IL "a - hs ~ Sh, ss
could have been recovered n Inc n,,,.r has w., Lsn
Idrs WoSsbous, consrr,.a ,ho 49,.
CHRISTIANS had been rpassacres n pessc w ~, w
the consulate houses viii The ~ ,h nr,ish
had becn burned vs. Nv wv P'''" VI 'N0 p'''s"'
IN he House Of Commons the same cverips fo,s r.-
moy moved fcsouton dtciarnr thai The ,n,ccllo, no
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BIN N ebancery rad bess fled against the directors
OF the Union Bank, London, with The view 70 RESTRAIN
them from paying dyicesd except Of the profits
OF the surplus funds 70 ascertain the liabilities Of di
rector 10 make good the deficiency Of Pulnger
At the annual meeting Of The Union Bank the Aastra
directors reported The discovery Of frauds 10 the extent
OF nearly 10000, the perposrator being the cashier
ibe bank 10 Melbourne, namsd Edward Bradley =
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Naples and Sicily.

An official note says;-"The National Society whose re
have been reduced since Garibadi dec med the
Presidency, has been rather hndrance than assist
ance 10 the Scilian Cause
is stated that the order for the expulsion Of Farn
came directly from Garbadi, and u this expulsion
which led 10 the resignation Of the Ministry.
The Ctntone Ndtiondle of Turin that Farn had
full power from the Sandman government assume the
title OF Royal Commissioner annexation was de-
cared Garibaldi, while advocating annexation thought
II advisable that bis dictatorship should continue until
the whole island was subjected and finding that the pre-
him or
The two Neapolitan renpotentiarics 10 Sardinia had
reached Turin
Neapolitan Minister had also reached Paris
new sicilian Ministry had been formed. sgnor Int
dotao Argi, the historian, and Signor Emerccut are
amorg the members, and Logolhe faporta and orsul
continue In the Cabinet.
Naples telographic despatch Gays strong and CON-
pact Ministry wouli be Immediately formed 10 carry out
TO their full extent the principles Of the constitution and
government and to watch over the interests OF the
tiOn.
The latest news from Naples reports the dismissal Of
the Ministry Commander dc MARITIME only would remain
the Cabinet.
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Italy.

Five great military camps to be termed about the
end Of August IN the neghoorbocd Of Turin Alexandria
Milan, Florence Gnd Bologna
The Minister OF War at Turin had Issued notification
informing all retired officers OF the army that the necessi
y for calling them again 70 active service ceased
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AFFAIRS IN SYRIA AND SICILY.
Conf, nation of the Frightful mas
sacre at Damascus.
The European Powers Still Unde-
cided in Regard to Syria.
sANCUNARY COMsATS NEAR MESSNA.
Our ConstantinOple and Berlin
correspondence,
Gt,, Re, &Ss

tie steamship S1xonia Capt. Eaers, which eft BsIn.
burg tie Ith and Southampton on the 18th int ar
rived at this por. last evening
The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool lsts via Lon
sonderry 10Th INST passed Farther Pint at eleven NJ
M Sunday and arrived a. Quebec yesterday morning.
an interruption Of The working Of the line prevented
Abe Transmission Of her rews yes serday.
The Of Chrstisns in SYRIA is said 10 reach
100 70 eOcO persons whl' Isl villages have been de-
stroyed Sickcning deias gtyeu OF the bartaaity
uuicted Oh all ages and s.zes.
Nothing Tag yet bern decided respecting the sterfe-
Of cse great Powers in syrs Negotiations are be-
ING carried On, however, on tho subject.
GGrIsaIdi had expelled Fvc.in and two others from
Sicily FOR corsprzg against der Farni Is said 10 have
ad s power from Sardnsa TO tie .tle Of Royal
coxmiss.oner &c soon aa srnexaton was declared.
s@Dganary oonoas are reported TO tave taken place
pear Messirs between ere Neapoans under Col Bosco
and the advanced guard OF the sieianarny
The British Admiral Mundy had cuSsed Palermo for
Napes AID there vsre scarcely any out Sandman ves
ses in tic road.
the House Of lords the letn the Earl Of Granville
stated belief tat the disturbance in New Zealand had
keen greatly exaggerated
debate took place on the Savoy question, and the
policy Of Eggd in taking pert in the proposed confe-
renee the Of which the annexation Of Savoy TO
france very generally denounced.
h the House Of Commons Mr. Roebuck attacked the
government FOR prosecuting unjust with China
suoourag ng the opium trade Mr.. Gladstone replied
ryiur that the unjust and asserting that the
treaty Ten binding engagement as could
be made, and that is hcation slimportant.
Mr. GladEtope made er.atemen of the financial position
# the country, proposing to levy Immediate duty Of
ls lid per gallon ardent spirits which agreed
gyAad tona fgurcc IN the leather trade contn ned TO
salo place the provinces The total failures are es
mated TO involve &c 900 COO
The ship squan.En, OF Boston, hsd been wrecked near
FNmbay.
Tbe Illinois 70 have Jeff Southampton The Ism
New York.
THE steamship Asia from New York, arrived ct Liver
I0,l 81 I've y 4. Of the 18th.