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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

wi-hed that the monarchy OF TIE Two silies had not
been overthtown neveithe ere. the marcb Of events
WIN orfrary % il 8ish,s has MT affected he Ion
re lnl Government IL such direct way the Courts
ot Vienna and Madnd. Withous irving our approha-
u'n to what has passed, with sis ing 10 with
oar guaranty the exten'e VI the rev rtie Of things,
no dypastc interest prevents FROM eeciiug norppl
n laicns with the Kingdom Italy snd the obstacle
70 10 Acknowledgement re.i- Tar 10 we are con.
cerned .imE in tie diicues Inherent In affairs 40
Zone.
Sc May we be permitted 10 bore thst Austria and
Spsn WILL from the percent time be di-~eed 90 take
this poiai Il view, snd at their sol iiude for The
Holy See will be su'e rior TO any private considers
ZION The ioreg ing = question wuich put 10 N.Y.
elf rather than to yOur E1c.llency; but The doubt
eNea Which Il exctes aud the Consequences which re-
suit from II, do not allow ne appreciate with M
much eXsciitude IL required the oatne Of the COM
mon action passed. by the Government ~ -.
do not conceal, NJ, thru tie p'iDei, IL Of uon-
intervention viii has saved he to- Ut Europe, ex-
Guiding to-day il cid year $50, the employment Of
force there exisir Ia eyes stict connection be-
tween the TegnltTizHtion IS the sc'- With have 30
considerably iLodi,d The 'uati,n Il the Peninsula,
and tie solution be given tO the Roman que-tion.
Ihe Government Of the Emfer will, then, be very
happy GO learn thai Aaslri' and Spain deem u pos,ibe
10 enter nso in The or ~ patti wic, seEs 10 H. can
onduc, without new SIT ekf 70 iratical 'esuli; bas
il does not besitate IN any pO'h 20 give the assurs
ce that for its yart il will adhere 10 any combine
ton which lucom stibls with the rel i PROCESSES
for the inds endence and dihy Of tie iily See, AID
which would be ut vafidrce l ihe onet OF tle pre-
"TH0UygSEL-r
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DEED,
city, on rne.as,. yplr 9, R.beees q

BlRTHoLF-In ,bi, city, Tuesday, J0y ., nsbesea a
bsrshof eyed a. yesrA
Ch5nbsr Of Dr. George and Liza bfooA' aged IL months
and 9dys
CLARKEu this city Tuesday, July Jsps daughter Of
Nm. aid hate Cia4ke, aged year aud 10 nop'hs
CLAREEOn tuesday Jul, IN Ne so yssr II BIZ age james
Clarke, Civil Engineer for Hsn, resident VI Havana
The re,tiyes and friend. Of the faoy scay nyted
20 the funeral ThDrday tue lth ist al = occh
D. ~ from the red-ncs ~, orchsr Ia lag, DAVID e. VII
son No. ~ West Sixteenth street.
DAYToN-In Brooklyn, on rurdsy, July 9, Lola vote,
daughter Of Augustus and Harriet L. DAJ ton aged years.
and months.
FERGUsoN-Iu Brooklyn weine-dsy morning, July 10,
1861 Mira Louisa Eeyns0n wifi & Nsm b. Ferguson, and
daughter u Miles Chambers. ia the 20 J'ar y her .se
The relative. and friends Of De ism ~, respectfully ,ed %
attend the fnes ON her hs ~ ldel', IN IS,fh ste-
Fihh avenue BIooAiyn hi s'no2n JLy !; as
pESround BrooIJn. The Fflb avenue from FaitOn
Wall o South Ferries, run pat the street
PosTER-ln tbi. city on Tuesday Iay sarah r.'s'on
the beloved wife Of DAVID f0ser ID 'he %'n Sssi VI hs'
FGLLER-A. Yewut Yew-Jer,sy Saturday. JOY Z, Ram
doph Mercen, i4ast u h. H. sni l'soels NJ Fuisr,
aged months
HlCKs-Ip Brooklyn, Z. D.. on Tuesday July q Henry
Ed~n OF Henry and AnIie HeAs. eyed yeaf months
HoME-lB this city, on Tuesday July Psics Ho,Os sred
~ years ts QuAiiernater Of the 18th Regiment Ne~fo1s
Sts Militia
KELLY-At Pousbksepse On Tus.ds,, July 9, Annie T.,
dsDEhisr o. The "a Michael Kelly. sgd 10 ye'r.
AGED u years. month aud Is dsys.
KENEpY-In ibis city, TUESDAY. july 9, Mary j., the
yonrget daughter JOAN Am keaedy aged u months
and % days.
KLENKE-In Brooklyn, Monday July 6, Anne, wife OF
John Klenks aged "a eaS months adj IS Gays
McAcRANE-In B,Oos,p, 90 aooday, Jolly g, in he Ian
wear Of his age David d., ysUDgest child Of d. '" aIe
Nancy MeAcIsus.
MCDONNELL this city, Tuesday July ., Timothy aoio-
hey .gsd 81 years
EuGENT-In thi, city, Tuesday, July g. James Npseni
aged 81 years arc months
orrER-Iu oOsyn, tuesday. July after shon Illness,
Mary L. Ott~r
orTEHIn Brooklyn. Hopdsy, Jolly Bsckey Often, wife
of Herman Often. a. the 10th ,s,r - her sgs
PLYMPTUNAt Siapl.ton, sssleD Island honosy jay
Plyuip1n intent daughter Oi Czp r. W. L. ana
Emily J. Ply ptOp, aged mouths sud y d-y~ -
PkeNDERGAs1 In uis Guy f1esdsy, July Mary
Eusta second daughter Of John and s-t PrendergSt
eyed L. months and 20 ds)s . -
ROBEhTS-In ths CITY, 90 Nonaav jury hDosr. iVst
yonrsg CT the Rev William Roberts, No. ~ East SIX
tessth street
sTOUr-M Old Brdg. feS-Jersey on sundsy Jolly = Ella
wife of j. Eer Stout aud daughter o. tho se Borden
~ Noofhe.s Of Wssbmsion, ID. q. -
wRIGBT-ln this city Tuesday July g. Cstharine G.
The ryes and friends the family Invited TO attend tho
funeral on Thursday, lth inst, 81 ocoes from her late
rpsdebce, No. ~ tIst stIeet- $780,,
wALLACE-In Brooklyn. Tu-sdsy Jolly g. Wlhanins
Wallace, wife of james w dlscs' SEED 30 yrAs
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Arrived.

Steamship EdnbTrgh d, sIoo.. Lv,rPp1 June ts md
Nsutackrt ShO pss,o ei.hi ips bound wesI the
time ifol tie soute-S-si sno sthisk
U. transport At, starr sHd spss. Dt Fortress Mou-
20 hours ia ballast She brings 20 Of he lst R+neas
~ Y Volunteers Cot AIva sO eversi Of br Naval Bgsds.
June a. lon 81 40 ssoss .GSobsT 4 fosiperto~n,
kius nth i,,tO hsh July 5, &c rs. b4k sigaaed
bOuna East. showing white ,isuul with Ok letter
Bark Morning Star s,eis S. Jego Cuba day., sugar to
Ws,dr 90 Jaly lat %. Ion a. spike big "soa.h nom
barr T. spe4iDs (oi New Orleans, Rogers Key we,tii
Bag bona. owen Cof Portland Pettins Snrvis June q,
spsEr whaling schooner dr,d.s Gary Of fTovscs,o~n Gus
Brs A. Il faler Of BO.,Onl, Lord Liassn c b. 10 days
BrS Ndtr ,Norw ol,sn, Newcastle 50 day., coal to II. y
Irs Ella Dudley Jay Fli.sbrthPort, coz. for Salem
schr PEI siA BIB sui inos0 n. 81 - day. PLASTER 70
seht Lew. Mpsod tOf Nrvie n j. DOYLE East coaeO
Tu k's ls,aDd II d'ys salt TO Yen b,um slsght
schr Queen OF tlpp-I' tbfl, LoeAhsr WiUd'0, NJ s,e
sch Gilman. Crowsu, Boston day. mdse. to s. w.
coffee to Wilson Carmen.
seSr yn..st oor%," A'esny, @de for Boston; mn
Scbr Boston, tasAeli I'll sbvthpor cod 10 X eky BILL
s M M,ln A,ss9 S,o 1sy f d s,s s"'d
schr H. b. Grinoel Elm thPort cosl for Boston
schr Ann Marshall, Elilsbethgor To- bo"Oa. A..
steamer Pelican, wLisGls Providence mdse Edwsrd
-uisr Concord. Normal PHILADELPHIA ud's to LOPsr
kukpztg1cs.
RFLow-Br bark Inda from London ssJs; also Br shis
MiIchsf
SAILED July 9Sbips Southern Bights for Londrni ber
Haven Havre Arno, do; kLua san sfanclfc" Lospe kh
LiyorDo0l BARR. Liberty harer A. n. sdger MrlDouDei
1exss, DunkiIk, Naulhs Aspa~sl kd~sfd Tor oueose'
bKs ipour Cadx H. Haa ell Wilmington Pei issdofs ~
john, r. L.. Eliza g., GaaD aDio D-r~en QasenssSN'
Jsbgu Demsr.ra; Prinre Albert. OHo-nsio1n tall BIB
sAlLED-U. . fisaie Ssssnnsh
WIND D ariag ths day, hgh from s.
Spoken. by pio, boat O. W oIun, No H. 9Th inst % r.a
shoai: tie Hamburg bark Noid Auees nun h~'.s
for New I tx. . IL -. s..o,.
The prsaa Park Becs from Newcastle arr 'th inn Is COW
sirued 10 VIM. Salem not before reported .x
The ne~ steamship Mss.sI pi -. ths m"In
the och ava tau ed 10 mebbs sh ara ~ VIC Nv
Twelfth street. Eat River "A. ..r,o Of
,usar Tor Philsdshit is sshois Cops beao co.
wrrckiug s:hoouer RingyOd Mrri loit the H">
Brood y night hsf zssi.t4noe s,.,l. Of
BrFTALo July The sch'2ner ft sib IN .Ib the
wheat ON CHICAGO Buffalo nnk by nlv-r
bsk De Soto Of Woodward 'vsnSe "a nsss.
She lie. Ga feet Tho schon st-Pse va
railroad iron from EGO for the upper ieses 'a@
- q rent Pcse-;sy te'es-vsl
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MARgIE ID.
cpat,pToN-u1IIvR

CRANPT0N-MlLLER-Att IA. Fomiha avenue Pre'Sytslfas
Church llr frksPsl "Wednesday Jolly 40 by ihe hs,
Rason Sol b, Hsn c. Cfsnift,D, d.. Il sandy II IL,
ReNAofk, Dora NJ Miller daughter u JscOb Aiisf, esq,
q. N-5g-i orb ity.
DOGNELL F-sEW ARD--Op saussy, Juls I, by the Rev.
Peer Farrell John b. DOnDeiy As Euso I. Seward,
both ofi his city.
SLAMS RY-bEAUNoNTop surdss, July I. by thu Rev.
Janes Miltt, lism o. S,snsbu,y Mts Mary Lsaunons
I'll Of this city
SON-bREITHAUPT-0n Monday ir the Church Of the
Holy Trinity brooklyn By the krv " Dilef ~ isted W
the Rev W. w. Ulssen U. y Wilson 10 All Augusta T..
eldest De ghter Of >. }. end he late A. bEsthaupt-
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NY. wholesale Price. OF Country Produce.

Ton THs WEEK ESpiSs WEpyvsnsYl JutI L., 1871
IRsroitsd sie"i'ey TOT Ihs NEW f'HA oy D''
IN -. crds Mar plain odsbs di, etn' every paeLass
ielt dis weight With t@is eoat ard nHns oi si nil
sd sl~sy, 'cnd by mall with uShcs when aud now s'
si rurn.d AID on al lots Il sius 10 y cent oheI fAm
JTedpce rsnersiy, = cut r..,.. 4, ..a ,,,., =,
wholesale such Fspen realize, and not Jo0be or spesui+
B,I,s-The transaction. roniuu- very moderate scsle
pry,tu' rsis. lhs 3ui.ds hsnIs tI s''sTs heet..b
Osrr. Co., PB ......Eas Western Penn, fain .... "a
Veal iuh, .tI,ciy eh rob Western Res, ctOc IA
islftri - ~ at ait " s.rrn o,minon ..... so
Western Penn. chOiceI ali Grease B-tter........ al
Prices az an ed bot there /. 'ey he fns enough 70
ID The G.a ss Re Of e, Muss s1 TS S%s in
choIs to sr.s r.: e., w o9%E0S and ;samsd'.
20 choice quaIii., i.ossge. bel. d-d;
ki.irOw now bu.i a! 0, ea Bean. ........i 6, d rs
Lse.1ClSsa ,e,y as. re-, Issp; =. q. an Of iae ba.
sIs ehecsss tn. uswid ,s.s1~sJ .d 90 e Light, s
s're choice arr..- aA we,',rn eh,irs pdo1 70 al
Fs,ruERs-ws quote: wss,sp, choice 81 Team. 81
r|a;g s'Si;HoT: saGs.y s'T; u. s,
s s,si .ds, s.os d. ys. ~ .Ss :,
LsH,o.............:1 aO is. Calves. y r......4 % 81
GASE-A saee should now DO PACKED 10 100 Pigeons should
legs. aid packed IN cous~ and hns Ice. We quote:
figeon, fight dor BgGl " Pigeons, ssed...l 0dl Is
hIDxs-Ws quote;
Country tm'd and cured weighing 55dC9 ATS o
City slaughter iTiuIn cd and cared ~.igfg 6rdO5 A.o6
City slsugsier trimmsd Association weighing 0udos s6 az
LIVE rOuL1Gitbs d-ssnc laed. aud price,
much o~ last aud viii probably cOntnu. 'hrovgh
the season. We quote;
TUTfeys b........u a1g Dutks pair ....... sc9 O.
FoS n .........lp all O-es-. p,ir.....l 0odl so
Old Cocks 4 De-. a lsprbg Chiukeus ptr 35d 90
fOTsToHf-Mec.rs aud oher white ated " cd Po.
toe hye Tot-d down ols the ru 10 large
Gu nss during the week AZ tho pres~ut - tn
be demand old Po,s'oes ~ kind except ehsps f
few Frachllows III
Western Reds besid. good many Of her s w,iog the
ltst oLse and rid OF the intense hoe weather
New oxes have freely from LoBg Island aud hay,
tspidy down In pic. We quote;
Potatoes, new, L. L., v bhl...........&i 5ndSl rs
Potatoes, Bermuda y bhl............ 500 %
RAsrsRRRns-p qt bsske, &c
CrkgASTs--p n. j.
BLsCA CUEhAN1s-V n, bd6o.
bLscKBEERlEs-P o.. box, I2tc-
DHigb Fkrir-Ne qnosr:
New State and Ohio 5ls Prsches w. peeled ..l0 ola
Apres, nrw South-r.. 20 ~ Plnnis di0
Ptuehes, s., chncs.I0 lk Cherrs yisd 10 oil
Peaches, \, sfto good q Rs,pbeuirs all
Peaches, W.. unTeeied. o BlsesbeuieA os
OsioSs-Ne quote: belmudA new y tbl OIL t0dS2
RkAxUDA 1osaroks-P qt Dor, ell
CucUsBkks-L l., hund o. so
6rnIrs BxAss-e bn,h SOC.
DrR9ng GaRAGR~H -.
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The principal imPOrers of this city have reduced
their credits 20 four months, "Sithont grace, and all
The tea deaers have made arrangements " eorresp pond
well informed correspondent 10 Ohio having made
the as eriiou that that State added fifty nj lions Of dO
lars to its wealth very year, has forwarded 10 us tie
annexed communication in proof Of hls assertion:
To me Editor cC Ths y " Tribune
SIR: annex statistics OF Agneulturals in Ohio for
sattea af Wears.
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ARRIVAL or THE EDINBURGA

The British steamship Edinburgh Roskell from Law
erpool June 26, AM Queenstown 2th at I:'O p ~',
has arrived July Q, lat. $50 40, Ion. AZ 3V' Pa'eo
ship Jacob A. Stanler, bound eat
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In tt,an.hp EGseHJga yro Lrs'Is Is,oe Carrie ,pd
dsurh,r Mrs C4h sud ehd,ea 90 bs,Ds Mis- bas. and
servant, asV y nsn, MIS- >a,ob and cld A. VIII.
bseh, HSmo.iWop- +. NJ Kos.s, ~. Fouuiain
~ ca STAR yyDS NJ J@gy dc cEia-Mr semoei
lie CleTcq,
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HlTI- OUTFIT FsI7H
MIA AZ 2.c ,s5 cent Toe stock SsOJ against JvVo
ssus thu lat -, - o., ,e.a
2 ag b, aua i5d l2e or 100 ,,,
ss,. 50 bs-s Base. faI s~s, aDdSd+c ofoef lVn'
fUsEY-Cuhs " scare aud wan ei qpotaor- noMiuAL
IEAIHtRIte q, for Sole s Trial sale' 81 Oppei W
rough 81 sssi.r rIicss ia. !, aasdy Snt dniL -
LtME-n consequence OF i'hls there 10 no business
do e L.. s,.s 81 , oul,Bon t0-. aud l0n Al 5,c
M0LAssEs {, duu, only hear Of 70 hnds P0fto hso 81
.id2c. a.,
SGVAL sTORRs-Cru8e Tarrtbp. con; nus, Qais', and
,,s,sd 81 s. Fo Spnt. DO. h-f' D. u t- i"guy We quote
a f2lc Tho usIkct foi Common Ko'n 10 h'E sales 81 30
s"iu, srd Pine Rosis are Inactive and pricts are
nJM-uAi, uuchurgfd a.
MIS- an iions aye Inactive and prices noninsly
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MARINE 40 URNAL.
PORT or NEWBORN.
Cleared.

Brgs-M Wheeler, Wheeler Wilmington; Venturno Gamble
deu Falmouth fshfsx, JISy bsi1oIei ). Feteu OB'
bert Foit Jrh-rson, B-Bb-T Drskr -
Schoouers-J H. Borden Csls fsn hiver Pnoce OF ses,
Pbuy, Port Plata; Vintage I0isnn boston, baker Day
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sPsESspee. hEve been qusi sales Of Pimenio Sc and
NHtntsF. 81 fld@sc
OIL tAkE-The iaquiry IL moderate. ard the supply
We Ter ( hlited -Ales Of thin ct ~ Ia BAGS
Oil MEAL-ih-r- Il vrry huls eru az fr e,roft nfdA
odrrss oqufy fJT the Ioc trade a. . . 81 - A. 80 n
sFED.-f or 1imoby mi Clever SEED the msik,t - du,
and f. .b.ne ~ prices nominal kousb flaI eed
50 sr inquiry sld ia seArcei ne quote a. el fo0elf "a
bush
o. BnSic RoUg bot selling =, 81 &c ea'h
SUG hESTu- demand " active al i qG0tsi'ns We quote
fit 20 rood R.nnug 5dsic Sales Of Las bids, %. y
Cuba dtc -iDcludng 81 hid. Porto Rico. &c and 40
bhas At ssrton also SO hEd Me.do SIC speculAi,n
RICE IL little ac;iv- tales Of - r'. II bd0c
TsASTie usr.st 10 quiet bot hrmi thSr. Ia sons spsou-
lsiiss incplfy.
1OBAC 'U-KenueSy of common grades sell a, foil ono
tstsa other kiuds quiet Sppsh Inactive and nominal
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for Brr c.rls hi set1 % s ssoH a'' - G.d
A -, ,es oSs os .sis o6s 4' S'iy'GSoc
Fs' S for T. %i Z: .oa 4 e o% e'S5'
n 'oS .G94 II re, hP pc oonnoe' good 800 head were
sns.lf.,.Ct,fc 4 70, u't r.a she oaerings Suonnt-
'S ,s, S.' % " a .Sp Ses sea y from 80 %
~ r. + i s 'eJ # ~ e 10 ~ head 1st having been
Cove biz MsIh,. a. s..b, ace riding quality
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srnrkets-CARETrLIr hEroKryp FoE TIE N l. ~ is
ASHESPo,s are g. Increased supply lowers sales a.
a. 5o Prld.sr- IN demt . IS -. -, ....,l..
COrTJNihs m,Ltet Is n-n so5 s2oo Gen s %, nS DO
sa-, Of 3 bales We quote Mddns UIaheS 't Anu w.
oFFEEb,r The .,tigy Of yesterday myers have pausd
The nsIrt & hn; 4 ca 4 1850 beg RIO lagu9,rs n,
tcrd fi.hrr point .4es Of IS bags al l4a6ie the latter
FCoFT Done. &C. The inquiry continues good sndthe mar
h. il hon, cbauge ssrs ON yard a Sass % na
S . ton ILs demlnd for th East Is active, and IN" upy
Cd The rru 10 quiet end prices are soa e"n-'
pomi,l .us .ss Of siirs,'I 20 ~ nn e'sh F1,,,
I. GOOD and tie INA shade bet he rrssip- Tr orra
the stock Of ,h ping brauo no a,s s9s ot " S
active tho rr' mi ,es y = bb at % oe -
,urprfue rs oa IS for the To- gad Of Ht'sI9
- "a f 90 20 "a d. S i S &c fr ptg bi.ud Of
Hound Hoop E1trs Ohio sg9s5 IS for trade 5ranos
S1 ofsa 81 extra! hov ever sses 'b ace
2r0 bis - - suprrhtr and s40+ % for E1si'
~ d.urud svails Southern Flour ard ~ 10" graz
az tEly hrld sal, 81 20 obj AZ $500 70 Tor mixed
to god sasers Bs,s &C. and 81 .S 81 .O a 300 o
SO -. Mr. ]. qpie.; 'ae. Of !ef'ey at e. % ~A'
Taso 81 Louis. CONN.,. ooa 80
s.e "a ,rhHe....4 o. IS ~ Leuis rA-.. Sla 80
ss Z, n 5S sO ait 1r1 owns soa o.
OHIO -ound hoop...4 GU q IIehmord City, ag -
0s,o N Ice sIrs Z 80 SO iys tlom..;.... seq 80
h,cb. I'D eN'rA. 80 - Con- htaI Leroy 6,o no
Gsle.-s cztrs.....6 5a1 81 Popeb"on'.. 10 ~g
EIIlT--Pe,us hove been du qnn'e ~ ~ " LOT ny
End 5G 70 iof bupch. Brazil Nuls sell at BE- s's'o
Dfi 81 pes geie sod al &c .-.--,,e. 49,. 90.
GRAZ -" heat is ia good demand buI ~ H.
strict, In e. n.saueuce tie adyace m tie rae o 'su
pmr sirg l. Ia moderate supply and prices pave Ad,sGcs
NM s. fig 81 iii S a sS GLIB at ~
4O0 b.sh Amber and Nicousn 4: siay 81 S o ols'
Cbira.o So iuF At 7Ca6 H. lSp bush d. nh a. q &c
a. o. bush Racine Spnus S2aslc 66OO bai req "rt
..n a. IL ~ u; $50 bush Ani5-f MtaiEan ~ - ~
VIII Indiana sud Nj hgsn Al Ia ~ zoe th mn
F.rtuck, a. 81 IS ard 20 bush. prime WIFI Ia sdia a.
III pa Baby ire vlAT sales Il HJ bush s'oJ ts0f c1
ss- 4 Sc Bs ley AHt 10 .tssdy fass 81 J"h Du'b 80
O.,s are IN coed dens0d aud pdos & sdJ sales Of
Al "a &c M-sf- z q Z
10 iAir r-oey md ' sesdyi ,des 4 - bu,l $50
r ..rn and for Corr IL les aciis- dc sha
ana A. the price. In the buyes ia'or the sales q.
"a 20 bu,h Jaaqc tst-d and OAnused In store aud
ji.rri s0a43c for hirrd sc. oI fnme ippus
d. min. Old MiAsa. and .ldle oI Meseln ltL-.
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Of oommerial treaties, friendly recognition OF thst
reciprocity of interest which should bud nations
tog,tl er ~ r'mberi Of one i,.
ResueafulIy tubuitt.d ON h.hali Of tho Committee
(s.gued) JAMES OALLATIN President
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IAdver'ssuent
DREW a. FRENCH,
PpopucK CossIssIoN MgzcHASf.
BuITsR CHKEsB. EGGs PoULrRY, CANS 0shiN, fLo0h
PORF &c
No. Eric bnidiDgs, New-fo,L
Our motto l. QHirk saie- ono prompt fetu,Ins -.
Refer,pcs-D r. Martin PreSiisnt Ocsso Back He"i0'S
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NHI-Ki h. 60 moderate d'zud nd ne trkci Ia heavy
ST. Il htl. - lf.c Str uud &C. iof - - no
FAON fS4uHS rt. FoTk ra ktf j. be- ~ ani ho gnani
Hs drut purchase sIc~pt ,t u ttrf pdfA g. 100
a, - ,6 -r so bb q IS sF Nes -lt i5 . TO- ear.
al trd % foI PINE. B,ei Il 10 20 demand 40 rce,
sc st@xiy. Of 80 ht at 80 500 10 70 Tor re ck~d
h,s. and DO 20 III 6l Ina Lcrf Hams ha'r I'M
moved sas Of o. bh Western ~ 40 5Sd- - Cut Irsts
are .ssa q ~ bhdf s. TOR $40 Ius and n
Sic fof Il.uI Isl " steady 'at Of $50 b1s and ts a. ga
g.. Buttct l. So gid uppiy ed pr'cr s4 uidusIi
quot. SG ~ ~ ac ana bhio o. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

Reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the excess in the re-
ceipts OF Is6l is equal to 1872 100 bbs Of Flour.
The rece pie Underwater Of the principal articles OF
produce from the opening Of the canals to ana ipcud
ing the 9Th of July, have been rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

The business of the CleaIing-IIOuse to-day was
$l2 789, coo.
Mr. Cisco is now paying the coupons on the Treasury
Ind mniy Government Fi,es giving as little trouble
a. p ssible 10 holders piove themselves entitled TO
payment
Tie receipts Of tde-water Of -four, wheat, corn and
barley during the rst week in july in tie years 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

deem Tie year IoJ9 falf avtTag7 OF agnenHuruI
products for tie pat IL yeGrs. Although greatly be-
low Isl ISIS aud 1860 in the more Important pro-
daets as you wi olerve By the above returns iput
the value of tue crop If thai year MS T. lOwt:
Co p.......... 5UOCO1 Barley lNOOO
" le......... l35OauIJ rota.oss.......... 2JssO0o
C.1. 6sCOWn. Hsy................ l3,05OWO
Eg'twi,tt. IGOOal Total. .......... 80, 4gi 900
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-27
Democratic State Central Committee.

Alameda and Santa Clara-SamuelJ CLARK
Amador and Calavaras-A. Haywood, N.
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MeCorkle. t. Shan
non. - ~
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B. S. Hines. p.
Coiusa, Tehama and Shasta-Beni. Shnrtleff.
n Del Norte, Siskiyou and Klamath-G George r.
FL Dorado-J. G. McCallum. A. II. st. Clair
Denver, John Conness, C. p. Jackson.
y Fresno. Mariposa, Merced and Tulare-C Charles
humboldt and TRINITY. T. Ryan.
Los Angeles and San Bernadino-M. Norton.
Marin, Mendocino and Sonoma-George L.
Wratton.
Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. F. White.
Napa, Solano and Yolo-Amos NJ. Currier,
neVada--A B. Diddle, John Caldwell.
rAcer-k. q. Poland, II. Groding.
Sacramento--A. Reddington, Mike GRAY w,
Is Hunt Larkin Lamb. d. H. Whipley.
San Francisco--D. d. Cotton, j. p Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas Haskell, IL. B. Truett, Il. c.
Page, J. Monroe.
San Maeo-James Dennison.
San Luis 0bispO and Santa Barbara-F. J. Ma
guire.
Serra-Michael Walsh.
Sutter-P. w. Keyser.
Tuolumne and Stanislaus-i. N. Quinn. A
Schel.
Yuba-- T. D. Beardan. c. E. DeLong.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-27
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-27
HolIoway,s Pns nnh Oin,ment-

HOlOWay's Pills and Ointment
Asthma-Though this disease has baled the skill and
been pronounced by eminent medical men as IRENE
diable The numerous certificates daily received by
DIR. Holloway are a direct refutation to such l-foun-
ded and falacous conclusions. Coughs, colds, and
asthma in all its ramhcations of bronchial affections
diseases of the chest throat &C, have been cured in
their worst stages by these expectorant and laxative
remedies. Sold by all Druggists, at &c., &C., and 81
per box pot. ja25
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-27

Mrs ~ A. Aliens ZyiObaIsamum, or
woRLDsHAIR DRESSING is essential to us, with
the Restorer, and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling 1t Is the best dressing for
the Hair KNOWN rendering it soft silky and glossy
disposing 1t to cnr and remain in any desired posi-
ton. Read the advertisement. No other preparation
has such an array Of convincing testimony del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-27
The MedicaI and surgical Institnte ol

The Medical and Surgical Institute of
Dr. L. j. CzAPKAY, is already secured in a position
which places it, as well its proprietor, far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice. In the
schools of France, the highest prizes often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others equally lofty
position In the profession. Rcord is an lustrous ex-
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe and DR.. Czapksy has fully equaed
him in this country, as proof Of which, the Phila-
delpha College of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eunde1n degree Sc
ectng this as his field Of operation, although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors DR.. L. j. Czapkay has ent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri
vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded the LEADER In this
brahch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors offices are at bis Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner of
Leidesdorf nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
clfc Mail Steamship Company
eoS~ We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the certificates of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper. se8O-3m