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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
RANCH FOR SALE.

q The undersigned, wishing to 60 to the ~
ri: CaribeO- Mines, offers to sell his RANCH. -sE
situated four miles south OF FL Dorado, the road
leading to Spanish Camp 1t consists of 3OO acres
OF incosed land, IA OF which are In cultivation
and the balance good pasture. II has upon II a
thrifty young orchard and vineyard, dwelling house
and other buildings, and Is well watered by never
failing springs. Price, 5000.
For further particulars, inquire on the pr emises
JOHN BLAKELY.
April 10Th, 1s62-%2w
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
OF THE
Funded Indebtedness of the City of
Placerville.

NOTICE is hereby given that there lie now in
~ tho Sinking Fund Of the City of Placerville,
the sum of two thousand one hundred siXty-twO
and 5j 100 dollars which sum will be used for the
purchase of the Bonds Of said city, issued under
the provisions of an Act entitled, An Act to pro-
vide for funding the debt Of the City Of Placer
vile. aud the payment thereof" approved March
9th, 1858. Said money will be used for the re-
demptiOn Of the greatest amount Of Bonds which
may be offered and holders of said bonds are here
by invited to submit to the Funding Commissioners
OF the City Of Placervie sealed proposals for the
redemption of such bonds, with coupons from No.
8 to 10 inclusive attached. Such sealed proposals
will be opened at the Office OF the Treasurer Of
said City. on the goth day of May, 1862, at
10 o'clock, NJ, of said day. and the money will be
awarded 10 the person or persons vino shall offer to
surrender the largest amount of bonds for the
same, but bid will be accepted for the surrender
Of bonds at more than their par value.
THOS. Il. WADE,
THEO. F. TRACY,
c. E. CHUBBUCK,
Funding Commits sioncrs.
Dated, Placerville, April 10Th, 1869.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

TIE CLOTHING FRAUDS. Clothing
Inspection Board, at Washington, has
concluded its labors, and submitted its
report to the Quartermaster General
Over 81, 900, 900 worth Of clothing was
condemned. The committee have dis
covered frauds in almost every quarter
where they looked, and in every instance
the frauds were traced to the direct agen.
cy Of members Of the Cabinet or their
friends. Corruption has been the rule,
honesty the exception, in every contract
executed Tor the Government, and the
contracts were invariably given to promi
nent Rcpub'icanS-always in preference
to Democrats when their bids were equal
1t is a source Of pride, that not single
! fraud has been committed by Democrat !;
all have been traced to leading Repub-
LEANS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
SCHOOL BOOKsg

complete assortment always on hand. Orders
from teachers will receive prompt attention.
ATLANTIC PAPERS AND MAGAZINES, and ala
the NEW BOOKS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received foE NeHspapofs. Maga-
Slnes and other Periodicals. Circulars Mn be Ssae
70 any person, request giving extendea lSl ~
Periodicals and he prices annexed. ne 6b1oWts9
are among the most popular:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

-, TuE ~PSscInESy' ~, MyssAGr-,The sec
tional message of the President meets with
but little favor from conservative men. -
II is very obnoxious to the loyal people ot
the South, whose cause it has injured. II
has strengthened the SecessionistS. The
Springfield CTll) correspondent Of the St
Louis Republican says:
Mr.. LincOln'S resolution providing for
gradual emancipation through national
tax, was read here with no little surprise.
The ultra Republicans shook their heads,
and grunted, "Sold out!' the mOdera, eS
are undecided, and the Demncra gene
rally object u it as an impracticable, I'M
constitutional project, the tax to carry
out which they predict the people OF the
loyal Stat S will cry out against as un-
bearabe. Any State which desires TO
free its negro slaves may do so, and foot
the cost. 1t is solely matter Of their
own, to re disposed Of as they may deem
best, and only diSnnion AbolitioniSts are
disposed to interfere with them in any
manner TO work them domestic injury.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
M6TrGn

THE owner Of BAY HORSE, left Of my a.
day Of last month, IL requested TO call and paS ths
charges and take said horse away. =. \
--.---.y - RkEDEhl0k tAKRb All
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
"A q Z N T.

sAH 1RANCIsco.
ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise an&
" articles Of every description ere solicited bythS
undersigned.
residence In this city IS cseT ten years, md -
experience In the business OF nearly the Rswe kAstR
Of time, are considered suncieHt to warrant TIE con-
hdence OF persons In the country who Oeeasl00ally
require to make purchases here through NE aGeusy
OF a reliable party; who may be locking for
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring ell Who IntRus
orders to him that effort Vi al be spared 70 exc.
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash o.
city reference.
Those desiring information eoncernIng the undses
signed, are referred to '-
VIM. T. Coleman Co., San FrAreiseo;
J. II. COghiI 4 Co.,
c. Langley, Druggist,
Flint, Peabody 4 Co.,
Ira P. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster / Co.,
J. Anthony 4 Co., Union once, Sacramento:
And tn Gelwicks January, Publishers Of the
MOUNTAIN DENOCRAr, Piacerville.
N. B-0rders for Machinery, PianOfortAa, Melo-
deons. Sewing Machines Watches, yeWelFy, etc., win
be attended to BY competent Judges.
l.. p. FIeHERjo
Commission and Purchasing Agent, I
629 Washington street, up staissJ
Opposite Masuife's Opera House, San Rraneises.
jy21-tf
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

DEMOCRATIC Victory. recent mu-
niciPal election in Galena, Illinois, result
cd in the election Of lion. Robert Brand,
Democrat, for Mayor, and all the rest of
the Democratic ticket. The Democrats
also elected nine out Of the ten Aldermen.
Republicans and "Cnion Democrats"
started "no party" ticket, denounced
their opponents as "ScccssionistS, made
the fight and got whipped. All the dis
affected, disappointed and treachereus
Democrats united with the Republicans,
but the combination was powerless. The
loyal old Democrats rallied to the support
of Brand and crushed the corrupt fusion
'IVs,ssi+~,y>N % ut~ '1.,~St ..~>.,>>>, ~ ~
Galena," cxclaims the Courier Of that
city, and we reiterate the exclamation.
This news will not be very encouraging
to the no party fusionists Of California.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

100 PIECES LATEST STYLES OF
lOO FRENC II CALlCOES, at ~ cents pei
yard, at tnOv2w4l WOLF BROS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

Dr. HOstetter's Stomach Bitters
should be in the possession Of everybody in the
mining region. As a preventive Of various dan
gerous diseases to which the gold IL liable,
it has no superior. While it is quite palatable
even beverage, it is speedy and powerful in its
effects upon the system. In all cases Of DiarrhGa,
Dysentary, aud the pervading fevers consequent
upon exposure, the bitters will be found invalua-
BILE as a corrective. No man should enter upon
the exposed camp life Of miner without being
provided with Hostctter's preventive of stomach
disease, nor should any Of those who are now en-
gagged in the occupation, fail to have recourse to
the Bitters.-SOld by all druggists and dealers ev
erywhere. aPr5
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Furnish all kinds Of Help for Families, Hotels,
Farmers, Mining Companies, Mills, Factories,
Shops, ETC., etc.
Also, have a REAL ESTATE AGENCY. and
attend to all business in that line. S2s-ly
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
suMM0Na.

- In Justices Court. white Oak HsAaship.
Harry Bourne ". J. 4. Garaneii 3 O..
The People Of the Gtats ~ CalledfnS eunA GEaetma
To J. A. Cardineli . c.. 800 -.
You are hereby summoDed 4 Appsse bs1ssa - =
my once In the Town of ClaFhS1flai ~ - Otms1g
Of n Dorado. sd WHITE Or TsgAA - - -
day Of May, A. D. leoo. Gt.le eisleee ~ -
Bwer INTO tire c1mpiaius ~ y -
you TO recover the Sala - seRsaly- - & ~
amy cents, on flota egeeules ~ ~ q, - ~
o. DeeeHlhse, 4. y 49, ~ 49, A11ssni
dsts;a and eve AsI,aEB ane ~ 49, y. !
pick delivered u yoa. - ~ ~ - ~ - q. =
my ofaee,-whsg jsAezle 90 ~ fN
you for the saia eaeaa9s teee,, -
damages, n yOu III =
Greeting s-Aahsl eDal
Given under ~ Hpa
-. -. = =.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
GEORGE H. BELL,

G E o R G. z H. ID z l. LIZ
Gil Montgomery Street,
CORNER MERCHANT STREET, BAN RRANCBCo
IHPoRTKR AID DEALn N
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
Legal Cap. Writing. Letter and Note
Paper. and Envelopes In great varsity
Gold Pens o: the Best Nanufaeturos
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
or the best material and work 4shship. RSiatess'
Blank Cards, law Books, Law Btahks, k0tes, Drafss
Bills Of Lading, Shipping Receptas ONeee bo0kD Aa4
n large nnnnrtInent af CaatoM Houal llAhha.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

Cabinet ocnCn held ths 18th ult. in presence Of
tbs Emperor The reason assigned b. Of course regard
for the health Of the troop but this only secondary
consideration The delay Is occasoned by the plan Of
new triple alliance which, II successful, would bo, IN
several respects, Of the highest importance Immedt
stely after the close Of ths isgislavs session Count
Morny viii set out for London to engage England 70 CO.
operate the nna regulation OF the Msxican
difficulty il Is hoped he will be abls TO attain this OBJ
jscs the easily the British ministry have refused
to ratify the treaty concluded by Sir wyke and the
Sa, qpo being consequently restored the claims Of
England remain unsatished
In ADDITION 20 this negotiations have been entered
inte with the at Turin for the purpose Of
revvng the brotherhood In contracted during the
ment Of Victor Emanuel would derive double advan-
tags: IL might remove to distance from Italy those
regiments IN whose ranks the sdont party OF action
numbers the most aGhsrents and IL would acquire new
title TO the gratitude OF France and England The King
of Italy appears favorable 30 this proec but his minis
decline apply the Legislature fer the necessary
funds aud the Rata2z Cabinet Is therefore in bad odor
Just now the ruileres The idea OF drawing Italy in
10 the Mexican imbrogo procceds from the Emper0r
himself Who calculates that he would thus revenge him
self upon Spain for seeding from his alliance NJ the
time excite the emulation Of England
Nothing more is said about mediation OF the Western
Powers in the between the two sections Of the
United States but is only deferred, and ty
gsts altogether The English Cabinet will not proceed
with the negotiations I'LL they have hoard the fepor Of
Lord Lyons who has been summoned home FOR that pur.
pose The personal opinion OF Lyons said be against
and the ministry wish to be fully informed
by him Of the real state Of things before they in
duced 70 take stops which might involve them
cultes with which ths manufacturing population are
struggling,
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

THz WEEKLY STATEMENT MAYOR oPDYKE AID THE
QUARANTINE QUESTION, ETC.
Ths u.u,i veak,y rcaat,n- ar tbe Commissioners or
,.-"....s -, .,-s..-,s.. = r y...,...,. g.. !.
Ensf@tion was heS '" - 'srP"uSA, Lsa ~
the chair.
Mr. CAssvRIY The GereraI Agent rsported that n the
,. = . -. So. -. o.au.u.... a.. - ,....
'ooo Fo'e" 'ois' ~ 'Nu'A''"e W. ''''u' i"'oa
who have been prevented from carrying on their bus
ness around tho city are in tho habit of yssSsx
:. r.n,,,. .,, :. -. .co,,. o., rr.., a., ,h,,. ,h..
ths merchants nan petiohca LOT reoress sua restore
ion OF the ponce sliaa ormery stalonsd a. oiaran-
tns VAS reiofsa 70 MI fufuy 'hAinsn OF tLs iats
Marine Hospitai NcM2iittee'
From the wceAly statement appears tlss 900 sni-
grants arrived ~ tLs pcFt oulLg VI: week shnG On the
10th inst making Htoth o. oSosp during the presens
year, asnihAt ,o5o 70 shs Ans das IA leoA Inc num-
Dol u sinates Isin-silus ~ +" ru l5lha : o1s ies
treasurer report sno~s thiI tnc nave
Daahss oi oo1s' - % iShaiuk W iIs s@h@ ~ thsh
credit.
EiuAH T. PrRpS hen called tho atartlsa Of the Board
10 the quaTsr line question ss f,lowss--
Mr. PRF-,nEyr no, iced in he 7ia-s os Monday morn.
mo ,,er sig sd by the .avor in y,hica no stae that
TIC Cjrnmlssionsrs o. Emigration have other hospitals
than these on wards Island, and tia, the acsoa q
commisslcnarc Of Health directing he Health Officer
10 send yellow ver cases TO such o tho hospitals under
tls charge of the commission as s might deem most
nishiag OF safe means avoiding the danger; from
yellow feves patients arriving =, oasanlne lis propsr
% ceIrscled ana tae e,frscon asas as ssos a. tns
original erroneous stn'euent. iho Nommissiohcrh u
Emigration you are awse, have no hospitals othss
than those ~ Ads lflhd whMA Can De used ior siak
persons Inc legislature OK lSaYt oy az cot enscw sn,
e.osed ths hospIa AZ leo-When Ne tns oeier
nHp.Ais 70 mhlCn ths Mayor rsier sNltessy pro-
hibiiea TIE Oomss!aers " shersAtsF
sehans aA5 ps.ien.s " t-spni. lEs WIS ~ rs
, h' , ,, -, :, ~, r. saf ssf
sh~a. Sesav ~ ss,' s.A i, - - W, svs ,
sa the aetsn oe mo a. naiascasrs Of Health -s"uI,s
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

try But We arc doing our bess 70 sxterminats H.
low cosntryulDn, With the same Language, 0s same
tradt ns, the same laws the same history. dow
many Of Us have fighting on both sides or daush
70 married, one 70 q Southeiner and the other
q % oa ft % 4, eoy Il. .rs sSssus our
own blood and manging our own flesh we nsve been
IN ths habit OF dsspsn England for her heavy doot ana
The vast taxation her people have W bear put ths osbs
main y incurred In a for which she has no
to blushin nghting for her own liberties ana
XIV. and The emperor Nspolson Tha. debt took hun
dfsd and forty 10 accumulate while we nave ins
carrsd at least quarter OF II In year and ha BUS
in what causes Not maintain liberty not 10 preserve
the balance OF power but TO put down those very prn
ct,iss OF freedom 10 which we owe our existence
through the irs 70 the Aoioch Of overgrown pride
and dstsmpsred ambition. Look how England has
treated She is starving her operatives gripping her
trade reducing her revenue, rather than break .
blockade which weud melt before her breath and
vanish II her touch. while have been weary Of
loading her with insults. We took from her the right Il
20 rch which only wanted the protection OF che
for the sake OF whom OF Us ross that We
are carrying on the present civil war We kept back the
maps which showed that she In the right IN the dis
pue about tho Canadian frontier We bulisd her oat o
her rights on the Columbia river We dim ssed her Am
70 tskc hers whenever We can ind thsm"
But here We must suppose the patience OF the audience
to es entirely exhausted and the orasr compelled %
TO escape equestrian exerciss rail in what sydney
smith calls "the pumacian robe" in which the
sovereign people OF America are wont 70 drsss those
whom they do not delight honor This premature inn
patience the audience il the regretted
orator has by exhausted his subject. He
has yet 10 speak the policy deraying the whole
penses OF the by debit Of the enormous issues OF
paper money, lsvying heavy on all oreditols for
the sake OF small immediate advantage 70 the state;
of proposal the blacks and lot lo0ss on kim
dred Christian population all the horrors OF servis
and savage insurrection OF General Buffers proclama
ton al New Orleans and his treatment OF . wh0h
America overwhems with the exaggerated homage
glad that orator did not proceed SO lar,
for the treatment Of such topics in tho manner We have
indicated would surely have brought down upon him
very heaviest penalty In the code oil Judge Lynch
he last revered Of American functionarteS.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
Our Berlin Correspondence.

9-rra 7snls 1ulGnc. Ag1taS M.rico in P,oersss Of
Oyornsgfis- Plan of ia Western P0tccss for brrsn
ss0gs "a 3g. -iei &C.
Ths Nea alarnaA Paris spondent OF the Vs'sAs
zcsnrg wrt.ts Il Is now beyond All doubt that the
wind has cngoa Il tho Mexican question. To the symp
toms sres6y mealor s-tho recall " tho ambassador
whose eut susi Rad made bim lhS objso. o. genera
hatred sns lhe promotion o. Jari.n, had entered
INTO negotiations with Juare1-mast now be sdded
th. postpcssneni Of the smoarkstiou Of the rein.
xrs- -.als. sasS sM esssrGiasa spos 10 ,As
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

the author of shs c.me able 70 shsos ne escape
Tue news Of the atemp< caused great oonsteuatol IN
chs ~ whore rumors o. every kind were spsedy In
c'rculsti Many Supposed chat the alta must havs
been made BY some Pole, whsG others were OF opnNa
shat from the readiness with which the aant got out
o. the garden that he must be Russian soldier, IL
an onicer In uniform. The last opinion sfterwa d
proved correct.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
Total 389 879 80 10 5s5 s34 es rs 38S a
Total fiscal yr I'll 1e0 70 IS 37 10 3S io3 Os4 -


Money continues to be worth from to per
cent per ssnnum on call. Mercantile paper Is eK-
.remely scarce and sells at about the figures.
Certificates Of indebtedness, 3s 80; green backs.
lO7L l071<.
The business in exchange WAS light to-day, but
rates were fully maintained. We quote bankers'
sterling st'l2sH 129, some of the leading houses
refusing to draw at the latter rate; francs 40
AIS. Gold fiuctuated between 1lGs< and l17Z all
day; in the afternoon large gold sold at 117H H.
Letters from the Southwest speak confidently Of
cotton coming to market sooner then is expected:
but we have heard this 80 often thst the promise
attracts less attention than it did.
Stocks were lower again this morning &c Of
apathy seems to have come over tho public. ard
hence the fall in stocks inconsistent ii ia with
the advance in gold, fails to attract new buyers
The logical consequence of the depreciation of the
currency is an advance in sll kinds Of property.
stocks inoinded. But thus far merchandise alone
seems to have felt the effect Of the specie move
ment. All kinds Of merchandise are higher and
advancing: but dividend paying boAds and stocks
are lower than they were three weeks ago. At
this morring's board government skies fell "a. the
fiyes OF 1874 "a, Treasury notes (7.30) "a. Central
4, Erie z, Erie preferred z, Michigan Central u.
Cleveland and Pittsburg u, Toledo "a, Rock
Island u. The market was. dull and inani-
mate after the board, without change Of
prices. At the second board the mar
ket was generally lower, on idle rumors
that the Army Of the Potomac, had been ordered
to Washington, &C., and stocks closed duh at the
following quotations United States 6's regis-
tered, 1881, 1905 l0Ol4 United States Sc.
coupon, 1881, 99Ts 100; Units4 states SIS, 1874.
81 s7ll Treasury notes, Sl0P Per cenf, 102< o
1929; Tennessee 6's. 4s'z q 40; rginia Gs, So
81; Missouri 6's, 46 q IS; American gold, 1l7X
II7t4: Pacific Mail, 1867 1851; New York Gen.
trial. sal. SEA; Eric, 30 ss1s; do preferred 6o1s
ael; Hudson River, - i31ls aar,sm. IA 1ilz do.
preferred, 341l s41I; Beading, 54'4 IS; Michigan
Central, .5714 q SIX; ufahigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 2s5t 2A; do. guaranteedGb2H
SO; Panama, 12s a-i2s11f; Illinois Central, Sc. .
SO Galena and Chicago 67 6sA Clezsland
and Toledo, Asa IN; Chicago and Rock Island,
69s4 60Ts; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chi sa, 30Z
a 81; New York Central rs, 1s7e, l071s = |;
Erie third mortgage bonds, 07 a 9s14; Michigan
CentralS's. first mort tgags, 1861 1925 Illinois
Central bonds, ,1's, s21S q ss.
The followiag is comparative statement OF tho
exports OK elusive Of specie) from the port Of
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
July Is anleirec January L.
ror the wssE........ S2.O5i A3J 2,T6sIf9 s27f $50
Previously reported. .a5 l2i 3sl 6e 24o PA % 2E8 4s2
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.

WEDNESDAY, July 1916 Pm.
The Custom House tables Of the trade of the port
for the month Of June were closed to-day, and W
present the usual comparative statemeats:-
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
The English Turf.

An AMERfCAN HORSE ON THE BIBURY COURSE.
From the London Times, June
plate u nfty s0vereigns for all ages optional selling
weights and allowances About i've furiongs.
hr. X Ten Broecks Evenhsnd, by Mildew, & years,
8 stone pounds fl00 (G. Fordham) ..............
Mr. J. Sadsrs Jacks Alive, years, stone pounds,
f10O u. Daly). ............... Z
Mr. J. Days Duchess OF Kingston, years, Q stone
Mr.. W. Dayso by vedetts-Ellen Psrcy-2 years, 8
stone pounds, f10O Is Adams )................. 4
Mr.. Astlsy's Mountainser, years, stone pounds,
f2OO a.. Grtnshaw) 8
Mr.. " Kings na. Mistlstos, by Rattls-Sew Years
Eve years, stone pounds f10O (Atkins). 49,. Q
BettngEvsn on Evenband thres 10 one against jack
Alive and six TO against the Ellen Percy colt.
After failures caused hr eugh the fractousnoss Of
Evenhand Jacks Alive jumped away with slight lead,
followed by Evonhad his right and Duchess 0f Kings
and the Ellen Percy colt this lower SIDE the foot
OF the hil where the favorts drew away, and with
ridiculous by iengtha bad third TheUthsrs
beaten off, and pulling up they passed the post
The winner bought by Mr. Payne for three hundred
aud twenty guneas.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

policy u France 70 make Of the United states
sytnterferng In d, mestc difficulties. and they oon
know that would accept oer Of "medAation Based
upon the only principle which been propesed IN
connection with the dess recognition of the southern
oonfsdsracy The SoEtheNers here hd'e grS up az hope
az fovec,. isrei ~ ana Beverly Tucker has actu ally
become thin and cadavsrcus THAT may ne however,
the result OF the that he has Out hs credit for
scooktails and thai he too s afflicted with that ter
riblo maady .tightness IN the pocket, which, from
In mas Butler King down, seeIns 10 have bssn an
epidemic among the agents VI the confedsfacy IN Ea.
rope.
This the gioricus Fourth, and have NO celsbra
tion Paris. God grant that another national snni-
vsrsary comes round The star spanslod Banner may
be floating the whole OF distracted eoun-
Try. then " bs reunited and happy
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

Ire Fnporar went 10 Paris lie 81 inst for ne pur
Tosa &c presiding at anothrr Cabinet coIncii
Ihs clerical pspsr the 44i dc u Rsgion had ceased
to sappesr.
Tie accounts from tnc French manufacturing districts
echtinuf very unlavorable aud the Bank " France s
ASKED to forward AMI aid the manGsacturG by dis
counting their pepsr.
The Paris Bsurse hrm aud advancing. Rentss
closed on the 4th ~ July al Bs.i5.
The walls Of Paris covered with placares annourc
ing Tint there will 10 shortly given on tho AXE at Ver.
saas grand nautical fis representing tho combat be-
tween The Nsyr'rnac and the Monitor.