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Vice Pre9idcnt Han.ba palp,h passSp through this
city yesterday, route for hi: home Ii the State Of
Maine.
M Mcrcier Minister from Frame to tho United States
P HocneiIe Secretary Of the French Legation wash
inStn, and T. W. Aam., oi The United States Navy are
stopping at the BrevoDrt Ho;se.
g N. Buckingham, Of Connecticut; A. Ginning and
wife Of Utah; j. Randall and wife aud j. Lynch and ife
CT Phladephis Il. G Myer, Of uannbIgS and e. Aydon
Of Canada, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. o. A. Burton, Of Vermont o. l.. shepherd, OF the
United states Army i,plley Baldwin, OF OHIO J brown
of New Albany c. L. Gor,ja of karsae D II Murray of
.nos j. H. Peterson, Of IAl.atepLs, AID Co Mcdonald
OF Canada, are STOPPING Al Tia metropolitan Hote.
B. D. Thurston, Of Connecticut ". B. Blake and wife
Of PluisAe.pha; =. ". woodruff, q iloa,fesi A. Il.
Cocliranc, Of Massachusetts; j. T. BOYD, Nav York;
Thomas Brown Of Yarepl, and Charles uTss of Baiti
more, are stopping at the Lsfs.se HOUSE.
Colonel Ramsey and John II. Iynan, OF New York; F.
W Crane, of ST. Louis A. G; Crosby, Of Connecticut. Ns
n r Banks and family Of Chicago. r. Wnkl.y Of Ba!ti
more c. g. smith Of Hartford John r Baird Charles
Croft, Of Tcrrc Haus, stopping II tie Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Hon. ". E. g. Morse, of Maine Capt Douglas, Of tho.
United States Army; Rev. d. A. Lurnsten, OF Hartford
II. J. Hastings allt' family, and 81 0. Htcllngs, OF
Albany; W. c. tiffany and son, of Washjngton S iIar-
lem Jr., OF Wningt0n Captain =. anil 3 +. Lopes OF
Philadelphia; w. II. stewart and wife, ci New York j.
p Eobfns6n and T II Parker Of Boston, ahd A. g. Coca
rich Of 81. Johns, stopping at the Aston House
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Died..

An.Ms-on qbursdnv INV a5 after sbar, ulness
Many "A wife Of Graft II Adanb ind daagttor Of ijr
rae sids Of III. family arc respocul,v v,tsd IN at,
tend her funeral from The church of tho Good shepherd
,h,. ls.syi aornoot n, Two o'cloek -A'0
hySnIER rArR,r GONE Captain SAMUEL HisBARp
p,trnt nj pattsbure b,is and v,,,eal, father nj r
cin r. iJibhard ne his c,y Iicd n, ~ rar, rcs,,co
vi Mini limos on ina isi, Of Iv 4, ,o adynnce1
a,o a "a years m n,hs and davs ilnInl, bv az, m
tfots -
9r.u,., On F,dav Tulv % srpx.ynpp pr.cu.m
,enj 10 years - - - '
Thc atvas and friends Of the foilv are reepectrlv
invited to attend the fnncrn IRON bis 1ts rsstepce
northeast corner of sixth avenue and Ninth street lhs
@S,in,dayS a,iernoon' At two ocock 'A''
I,v,,y ON FRIDAY Ipv 26 lanes son Of tho ,o,,
.hmes brady' Of Dublin, ased 20 years
-, ~, c es,i so ,s a., rsii"nc ~ nydrd go,
BROOKLYN. this lsaturday) afternoon, Il two clock
n rrd.y Inv 30 ct.a. Iorr, d,usar Of
Nathaniel and lane hoyi. aged years and Is iays
Th Friends ard relatives arc Respectfully invited 70 at
s,de avenue Hudson CIV. N. this (saturdnyl after
nom n, thro,, o'clo.t ''' '''
aged n years
The riends Of the Family are INVITED to attend the rups
a., Two sc,ack
CLyMEyT Jersey City, on Thursday July 25 after a
~ Of her ase -e '''-'-'- " 49, WV"
Her friends and those Of her family are respoetfy in
vitaa to attend Der funeral this (,rsyl aiernoon a,
ono oclock from her iata resdonco SO Greene street Her
remains wi! he taken To Greenwood C.iietery
CLsws--On sunday July z q. his Residence the Ok
Jeasors Hall! lI.l.crstone sta!Iordshirc England ns
Cixws aged IL years,
DoraLls Suddenly Thursday evening, Jaly 25, OF
disease of The brain Dr. RoBgar DOUGLAS u tho 4S year
Of lis age.
The friends Of The family and the members Of the
Thistle Benevolent Association respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from bis late residence No. 10
Bloecker street Sunday afternoon, a. two O'clock
DwYrR--MAFy OWNER, aged ea years
Her friends ana oc9uaslances and those Of her scps,
Thomas John, Frank and 1,mes are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from ter residence, ITO Mulberry
street, on Sunday afternoon q, Two O'Clock
Fsosr-0n Friday July 70 WILLIAM JArsckr, inian,
son Of Geo W. ana losale HITCHCOCK frost a8ed year
and month ,,
The ien's ana ro.a"ves a,c .especuuy lny'ea 70 ~.
tend the funeral, from his ate resasnce corer CT Fifty
oihsh stree. and Fra' avenue "a sanoay AFTERNOON, at
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TEE NEW ySaA WrSIiY HERALD.

fhe Terrible Conflict at Buifs Run-The
| Most sangutnnry Battle EvsS Fought
IN Amcrica.-Repulso OF the Union
troops by AN Overwhelming Force
List or the KILLED and Wounded-ym-
Portant from Wash Ing acknowledgement
Aroceedings OF Conyress-The OryNnii
zation or an Immense Army-The La
test News, Sc. Sc.
The "ESKLY HERALD, for the present week, will be
ready this morning at ten O'Clock. It Will contain fun
ana authentic account furnished by special reporters
OF the HERALD Of the Sangunary Colilct Bulls Run
near Manassas Junction. on Sunday last illustrated by an
accurate Map OF tho Battlefield showing the positions OF
he Union Troops AMI Of the Rebels Batteries
Heroic conduct OF the Cnon Men front Of Masked Bat
terhs aud an Overwhelming Force Of Rcbeh-1heIr Re
pulse a'tor Twelve Hours Terrific Fighting, and their
Retreat to their Encampment Washington A List OF
the Killed, Wounded and Missing OF the Union Forces as
iar as ascrrtaed Rebel Accounts Of tho Battle Interest
ing intelligence froa Washing onV igorOns Proceedings
ID cong 'ss--Dcreeed Activity tho War Department.
general Mcclellan To supcrsede General Mcdowell and an
overwhelming Union Army to be Immediately organized
the LATEST News from Fort Pckons, Fortress Monroe
Caro- ami all other important pona Accounts of the Re
capture OF Two Union Vessels prize crews pnt on
board OF them by Rbol Prvateers ana their arrival in
New York. with interesting statements by tho capors Of
how It was accomplished.
The WEEKLY HSKALD Will also con ,an the aes, Foreign
ana po'ncstc News received by Mail Telegraph Edi
tors on the Prominent Topics OF the Times Reports Of
inc condition OF the Comm srcta Money AID Cattle Mar
kets Marriages and Deaths for the week and all matters
OF interest to the rearing community Single copies in
Wrappers can be hal az the Office, Of Fulton
Nassau streets Price six cents
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Fire N the Sixth Avenue.

| PARTIAL DEsrRrCT> IN OF BLOCK OF BUILDINGS
TWENTY-FIVE FAMl 'Es BURNED OUT-LOss ABOUT
$4,000.
AT about quarter past ts,' O'Clock yesterday after
noon dre broke ont close, the second floor OF the
frame building No 722 Sixth avenue oown as Browns
Hotel and kept by John p Egner. TIE flames spread
through rear window TO the gable end arrow OF three
story frame buildings the north side or Forty ond
street, and before tho flames subduod the roof and
top story of nine buildings were COMPLETELY destroyed
The families occupying the buildings had their furniture
damaged considerably by water aud breakago. The
greater portion OF IL was removed 10 the street.
The furniture IN No. z22 sixth avenue owned by John
Esner was damaged to the extent of about $3.50 said
TO De insured for SrO0
The hrst door Of No IT'S is occupied by Smith Hether.
ingion Us u billiard saloon and barroom The stock is
damaged BY water about 500 insured for $500 in the Man
haitian Insurance Company. Tho upper part is occupied
by Charles stenbnrg as dwelling; damaged slightly
insured.
No. SO West Forty second street, occupied by NJ r
oirien as laundry damage about 5000 insured $3.50
on fixtures ana machinery ia the Pacific Insurance Com
pny ]. II LOWS tad soIo shirts IN the premises; loss
about $50, insured for 81 900.
No 6i-Uccupied by r. Devn on the 6rst floor M a
liquor store aud grocery damage about 800 insured for
$500 in tho Manhattan Insurance Company The urper
part was occupied by Mr. oBrien dwelling loss aboa,
$3.50 no Insurance
No. 59--ocoupod by William }, Baxter as a dwell.
mig and tilismth store loss about 500 insured
u The Hamilton Insurance Company for $3.50 Ippsr
lart ocuried by James Murray, damage 10 furniture
pbHut $50 insured for $500 H. tine City ance Com n.
ny and aso by Nj McGover and another family; dam
age aboai 500, hc INSURANCE..
No. 57--Ooc1ped by George Hand as a laundry and
owelns loss 500; insured for $500 in Manhattan
surance Company.
No. 55-oecuped by Patrick COIN us liquor store and
dwelling loss $50 assured for $500 IN the Manhattan IN
suranoe Company. $50 occupied ~ dwelling by three
other families; loss 500, no insurance.
No. 53-0ccuped by +. Brennan a liquor store dam
age about $50 10 ms france Upper pat occupiod by
VI lCr ami ipy. lOcgx
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The following is the latest BY The steamship Ara
't,a At Boston
TouLoN, July 10, 1861.
Orders were received hero yesterday by telegraph from
Paris directing first division Of the squadron, under
Ihe command of nfai Lacapele to be Ia readiness for
departure The plated frigote La Goire will
pany tho squadron, the destination Of which s yet
known.
PARIS, July 49, 1881.
dcepach has been received here from Consantlnope,
dated the llth announcing that Oh Monday last the
sultan received the representatives Of Belgium, Greece,
italy and Denmark perfectly COED understanding pre-
vailed between the Porte and the representatives OF all the
powers
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LIVERPOOL. July IL, 1861.
CorIoN-Saes Monday aud Tuesday ~ OCO bales nclud
ing 5000 ny spectators and exporters Market buoyant
al tul prices.
james Hewitt Go report the marke, eighty higher
Oh President Lincon's message-say I'd, with aige
speculative ltqury
Aavcos from Manchester are favorable. The market
has all upward tendency
BKBApsrCyrs steady. Weather unsettled Wakefield
Nash & Co. Richardson, Spence L Co.. aud Bgland, Ahya
Co., report flour tul bit steady at EOS 2Ss Wheat
steady for. fine, and decline u 81. Sd Inferior
rcd, 9s 3D. lis. 81, white, 1873 81. Us. Gil. Corn
steady. yellow 2ss 81 PCS white, 32s Cargoes Of the
coast are 10 jcuanI al ca. "a Is. ally alce
PRovspSs steady The above raned authorities quote
be firm, pork steady, bacon heavy and more inquiry al
prices Lard steady At Ass. eos. Ti!ow quiet Ut
AIS 49s Cd
PRopUcE-Rosn steady at 6s 4d. 6s. o., with some
sales ut 6s 81 Tor comm ~ Spirits turperne steady
n, ATS. ASS sugar steady. Coffee quiet Rice dull.
Ashes duh at sos Tor pots Pearls dull.
LIVERPOOL, July IS, 1851.
COrToN-The sales Of cotton yesterday and TO day
amount to 40 900 baies OF which 20 900 taken by
spectators exporters 1hc market closed buoyant
an advance OF one eighth Of penny.
BRBADslVFFs quiet but steady
PROVISIONS steady
LONDON MARKETS.
Money market unchanged Conso.s closed on the 10Th
at S92S 80 tor money, and 80 y0l for account.
BREApsIcrrs steady Sugar buoyanL ut slightly higher
rces Tea firm Coffee firm Rice quiet. 1aiew 4Ss
I'd. Lnseed OIL, 3ls Spirits turpenne steady al Sis.
Lo.poS, July IS, 1884,
Ccusols close at S97f go for mcnry and account
The latest quotations Of Amcre stocks areIlinols
Central shares SIS discount; Eries 22S 20; New York
Centras 10
LONDON, July II, 1861.
ancd the lew tesh Samples Offering. The crop accounts
favorable.
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The China, india ami Australia mais have arrived in
Sqgland
CALCUTTA, June Is, 1851.
There have been abundant rains in Bengal. Accounts
from tie famine region favorable. Imports are
improving There Is iiqiry Tor produce Freights
lower, downward tendency continued.
Hone Kong, May 90, 1861.
Trade dull, Out brisk bisliess is sprmgpg up the
2angtzkang There business in cotton goods al
Tcusiu.
MELBOURNE, May IS, 1851
Trade steadier The shipment of goid since the last
mails IS sixty-one Thousand ouncos
The New Zcaandcrs preparing to renew hostites.
RIO JASEao June 25 1861
'CoFce-Cood frsts $1,000 to 5E4OO
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Common Pleas.

Before Hon Judge HiltOe.
JrLy 20 I'm the matter Of Richard Donocan aud John
G. Jones -Thcse parties who British subjects, arc
held in the House Of Detention They h.vo
already testified in the case of the sabbng Of stephen
Goodwin, ard the parties charged sentenced 10
prison in Sing Sing They are still held az witnesses
against the same persons charge of robbery Mr.
Cbcate Mr. Charles Edwards the part Of the British
Consul asked their discharge. After some discussion,
Judge Hilton said he would discharge the parties, as
there nothing before him to show that they were
legally committed Witnesses by having already testi
ed the casc Of homicide The District Attorney should
apply TO a magistrate for n commitment II he thought their
testimony necessary the charge u robbery
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o. Michael and Johannah Leahoy, aged 10 months and
Ihe friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10 ar
tend tue funeral this (aiuriay) afternoon AZ
ono O'Clock from the residence his parents No ID
Enthusiastically, JOAN MILLS late Of tho fir, oc yob~
Ms y g., IA Broadway, and son OF Geo Mis-, aged 70
His friends are invited to attend tho funeral from 81
bartholomew church. Great Jones street. this (a,rdsyi
AoRroN AT Mobile, on Monday, July 10, Jous c. Mos.
TON formerly Of New York city.
MosoNEy On Thursday, July IS after long pain,
iHS Illness, MICHAEL MoaoSsy, aged ~ yens
m hS friends, and those Of his brothers, Daniel nnG
n"s Mor.ney, are respectfully invited 10 attend the
an g sunday at'ernoo at half past two cc'ok
NnSANcun FRIDAY, July 20, toHN NOoNss from the
parish Oh fe"ohaaeh, county Limerick, Ireland aged 50
Ihe friends ana those Of his law Dennis srieH
ana patrlcI Nohns are respectfully invited a,tea1
ninth street on sunday afternoon at tw, ocloek
O,NriL On Thursday luly % ions ONgn, a native
Of County Tyrone Parish OF Ocsccrate ireland ~
The friends of the family invited to attend mo n,
neral from his late reviience, No 9s West Fwcntv orS,
street this Saturday afternoon ut one O'Clock
ofChs-les and Mary H Peck
The relatives and irlens Of the family these Of hfs
brothers, John B, Thomas b James and Jare' V
Peck Jr, are respectfully invited to attend the fsnrr
on lay afternoon, at two o'clock. from his late
dence No i7s Lexington lvcn., wit hous further
Ton HIS remains VIII b. taken 10 Greenwood Cactcry.
SUTHERLAND --on Thursday, Iuiy rs Ioni SuumelASv,
aged ~ years, month and lays
HIS rien Is are resp ctniiy 0vited 10 at end the fne
RAJ this a,rrda afternoon at bali past two O'Clock
from $50 Sixth avenue
SAsDsUn sunday, July 81, IN the battle aianuesas
Junction Va Ions leSRS Hut S,srs only of Joscpb
sands, ESQ Of Brooklyn agot - years.
SiSGlsroH On FRIDAY jay 70 az the residence OF heJ
father 32l Broadway JssH SINGLETON only daughter az
kocr sing Teton, OF Nottingham, england hsed m ntns.
No,.hgham parers please COPY
WteNsMG -on rhnrsday, Jlly %, after short tncs%
Mrs ANNA CAIuAmNA wnnNsSd aged 90 years AMI Jay,
The relatives AMI friends II the family n,y
invited 10 attend the tuncra Sunday aternooa At tive
O'clock from the house Of he son, Horny arckaee ~
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LIvRarooi-Stcsmsh Arabia Al Uoston-Dayd Ivy and
lady Miss Ivy Miss Gr.enoush Mrs Marie Nj Crane Mrs
C,ane MsfA Fay Mrs Shore hr Crooasbank, rs Crook
shank, Mr. Fay, Mrs Bosrdmsn Mr. II Waldo end LADY,
Kew Denny Mr ssyres, Mrs SEQ Harbues, J child and
Train three ehaisn sud naIss; kssher Mss Sem
Morgan, shubart, Mr. Burhman, Master Buchmen, Mr.
scrdl Mr. Gelpes? L Erhhan, Miss Fay, MT Griffin.
LauehtSn, Mr.. L1nYhor. and child. Aasms Hatfield
NJ 0t Mr. Tcut,, Nj Carter Mr. Frasey Mrs Ackly and
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Drawing. OF n. France q Co... Ken.

Drawings Of n. France - Co.'s Ken.
lucky aUd Unaware Lotteries. --AuthJizcd by act Of
Assembly passed January, 1852 Grants TO run twenty
years.
Sicily COLLEGE, KY,--CLass 354 Drawn July 80, 1861
Id I'D H. s1 ,si Drawn ~" Shy "a A. 1881
G.. 81. 40, ~, o. 6. 10, 3, Is, -, 4, III, 4.
Circulaiasent fee u charge w aidsesslpg
Il. FRANCE d co. Slpngsrs,
Whining ton, Delaware,
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Ut
OF iorogn dry goods at New York tao weok shce
January L.
F.r The ,vCet. 1859, 1860. 1851.
Entered at the port. ~ gs5.720 3,59s $50 B2s 261
Thrown Market. 4IE,tsj 3,f5,4sj Gsi $50
Sine January /.
Entered et the port S6I 512 95o so 521 05s ~ D37 AGA
Thrown market. GO s51, 5!4 so leo 4so 29053,y2
Though the above table shows some ucreaGe in fht,
entries Of goods and in the thrown upo roa
Ike, during the past week, yct ;hoy materially kEs
than those for the woek in tho preceding ~ s
The ggegatcs since The frat OF January not uch
over haf OF whs, they FOR tho same siae in 1859
and 1850 OF TIE goods entered FOR c6haunGion wool
lens amounted SOL 3l6, cot.ons TO "a os2, fgs to
SIS 4S2 tax sl25s1, miscellaneous 10 Sle,2 i8tota
1928 i23
The expert Of cotton goods during the past week as
viii be by the following table, bayo been small and
chiefly o South AMERICA
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An edition OF the HERALD War Maps cnllendeed pa.
per- beautifully coorcd VIII bo ssuod to-day All move.
mants OF the army are clearly and distinctly marked
s"gle copies 25 cents; $3.50 por 100 Agents wanted
EdwadF Lloyd Co.. exclusive agents for the colored
edition, 20S Broadway, New York.
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The Turf.

ULNANAF iLLf tVuNHfs, u + kf9VI II'V
FRIDAY July 2srrettins match oco m'o heats, best
three in Eve under saddle
YIN. poble named :. G Rockingham. /
D. Mate named b. & Lapcet. ....... 49,. i....2 9
Tine, 224}S-22s-2aSH
The table above shows that tho time nni9e in th,s
is tho fastest record under the saddle .he best pre-
vouo TO this being 25}s which had been psde by Taco
ny Mac, Lance. and George fatchsa q, @iroht lmcs
The race Gnely and closely contested from beginning
TO end. IN the FIRST heat Rockingham went OF With o
lead OF shor. length around the upper turn which he
maintained into the homesetch, when Lancet challenged
hun ani after desperate struggle, Rockingham won by
q neck 10 22ik. The first hni mile cf lie second heat
was very exciting the horses going 10 tat point yokei
like double team in t0, when Lancet brCEs up then the
gray stacking his pace waited for Lancet until be got
alongside and they to the together Rocking.
BAN few feet 10 advance, iii rs IN hird heat tho
gray took the lead opened gap length So which
be kept 10 The end Tlmo, 225k
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Slice January i.,..,..,,...x2,ses

The trade during tho week. though light 10 oil branches
save 10 those suitable for government ptrpcsee has
mbited h.tlc move animation The trade, however has
been very unequally distributed whlla some houses
have been toeraby well engaged others have beeu idle
The Southern trade especially with The seceded sta,es
Of COURSE suspended, 81 has cessA 10 exist We have
70 important chanees 10 p0'io Is prices sor staple soods
foreign or domestic.
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Newspaper Train TO-NEorrOv.

Aspecia! train Will leave New York on tho New Haven
road tomorrow Sunday morning, at early hour
irving in New Haven at about eight O'Clock The sunday
morning edition Of the HERALD with latest intelligence
from tho seat Of war, will be for sale by agents at
all the stations Gu thu road.
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MA rIicu.

Married.
AsIuHG-WADI.-At boeton, On Tn irsday, July "a, by
tho Rev. Dr. STOW, j. A. AaELUNC, Jr., OF New York
TO LAURA H. yolngest daughter o! Nt. Il, Il Wade, Of
Boston
PACgARD-CAIAG!ER- -On Tuesday, Jsly 23, at Bloom.
field n. j., by tie REV J. s. GallagE:f Professor VIII
LiAa A. PACKARD, Of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire
20 Miss SUsAN BReRsE GALLAGHER, OF EoJn,ncld, j..
daughter OF the Officiating cergym
TuruI-EiiIc,f.-su Thursday, July %, by the Row.
J. Eason Rockwell CHARLES EDWARD TuranL MAGGIE
EIlaorT, All OF brooklyn.
NIiIAN-ZAcR2Ews Friday JAY 2e, AZ the real
dence Ut Rev stehs Mr.. MICHAEL WLlS to Miss 50.
iiIla 2Acfzx wsGA, both Of Washington, u. G.
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Before Commissioner Osborne.
jury 25.--yohn y. winsloy, formerly olsrk IN tho
Custom House and who was charged with mu,iatine a
Custom Mouse bond book alter bis dismissal was exaoip
ed ana committed fer trial for niaciotsly destroying
govern,pnpt
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KLElUckY AND MISSOURI 3fAlN torfLRik5
KEwu~Nr EXTRA CLASS 40s. July aS, 1851,
"a, 81. 81 As. 81, 90. 40. u, ~, 4, So, 3. 40.
KENTUCKY, CT As 400, July rs, tool
u 10, Is, 49, Ca 80, Is, 70, %, 90, 3. 4S, IL.
Circulars sent free Of charge by a!fesspg eilhor 70
wQ0o, EDDY i Co,
COYingt0D, Ky. or IL. Louis, No.
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nAtchedOr's Hair Hy.-1lic Fest la the
woi Id; harness reliable and iDstt.ucoJs Sold atd
applied at DATClIkLUkS Wig factory IL Bond street
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EDEln nd.

The proceedings in tho british Parliament were unm-
portant.
petition presented the House Of Commons rroni
Mr. Irvine, cha glg Mr. Lever with fraudulent practices
IN the Galway contract aid praying for his prosecution
After debate the petition withdrawn.
Lord John Russell IS to be created peer 81 Great
Britain.
The Great Eastern is TO be employed regularly between
Liverpool and New York, leaving Liverpool about tho
10th Of September.
The Irish IS shows decrease of twelve nor cent
in population in ten years.
j Crosby hal addressed tho Liverpool merchants on
the advantage OF new telegraph route
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CONSOLS 80 10 81 90.
&c., &C., &c.

ST JOINS, N. r., July 26, 1861.
The steamship City Of Bal iaore, FROM Liverpool on
"Wednesday the 18th, via Queenstown 18th us was
boarded of Cape Race AZ O'Clock last Thursday night
r0uie tn New York
The weather iosgy, and She had prev osy thrown
overheard the canister containing tho DIES patches for tho
press. Tho dispatches Queenstown We're, however,
obtained also Queenstown papers OF the 18th OF
July, from which the annexed despatch made up
The steamship Bremen from New York, had arrive! at
Cowcs.
The Anglo Saxon, from Quebec, arrived the It'll
The Borussia left Coves l7h II July FOR New York,
with about &75 900 IN specie.
The City OF Baltimore has A4l GEO IL specie
The political news is uninp Dor tlnt.
The London Times thinks the heavy taxation recon-
mended By President iiacoln, may lead the North
coDslter their reject of peace and to COMPROMISED
The city article OF the London Times Of the 18Th says
The conso market WIS heavy yesterday, decline of
eighth. The from America was unfavorable
There Increased tie market yesser-
day, the rate Tor the best paper being 6A per cent.
Attempted assassination or the King of
fEussiA.
The King Of Prussia lircd Baden on tho 18th
OF July by young student from Leilsc, named Becker
who was arrested. The bali slightly graxed tho Kings
neck
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