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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

BOARD or ALDERMEN.

A meeting Of this Board was held at / P. II.
yesterd ". President HESnr IN tie chair.
The death Of ex.Allerman Chas Francis was an
nounced by Mr.. REEp, AID resolutions offered 10y
bin were adopted
The following message was received from tho
MAYOR and referred 10 The Committee on National
Aff.irs:
| T. ~ Ur1' r1it re Comm. C0.H-h
GrSrfrsry The event. u he 10 niiht spp-'r % coll
ere~ei precision oi our devotion 10 our country 80
Of our unittrrn 90 'uia. iuc '1-n.'n
iis Efforts ruppcss tag Rrbeii9n After 90 s's I9
terElFi,d serves o. rsrsi ~ la 'et, ~e ha'r ~ ~.
Ht-hmrrd which tlo.h inIr.i.y. t.i terporafy DO vet
dtl point clunirni aud eud lo poons hl
war. supposed ~ some o b. vol nigh en'fl
Upon such dia loirtmeui 10 seems in{ 'hai We ~ me
official of-an of me most popnons end opurni ely ~ 'he
Republic should Ttpe1i On" dtrAfaoh 90 hI"a'r.-s cpA
stsncy which neither victory de.eai cAn change ad on
uaatersbe u1n o. stsut BY the Cove nment 100 malta
tanning the psmscy = The ton.tf1on and o." iuicfnf
Of Tie country ~ al haIsds and az esoy necessary sscf
In tb .rc, 81 it great eora,., (, Which the country (.
engaged viii forget al pat difference. u party ~ o il
nn' for 10 The gesence q 4s1ge' 70 ~ ~ it
81. paty contidsfsiions sink into iuHsnhcarre We Niu
,unmol every 10y clifton 10 join " n sgppoHns M Gov
and 20 ail us by his service And counsel s'' VII
give generous enre t. fLr ffelirrt AMI al WHOM M
tho rIsrcse 0f bis st sIttoy De f4lnts proper 30 plc' n
positions ult lil and while We nuft cIrfie 'he riY
g. 81 c iio plDc usn. I'D eIir Tom them
hdelity isr tust sroT aud prom pt1de n action and
such npfehcusi,e ard wcots eTd polio, a. 20 adsp
Ito To- the END ayuus Tor e. lupose OF al he .u
.truueulsis. thai Tho n.sgss Of civilized warfare " jus
lily nih declare u tlrn 'at orr 'o' a3i orl-f aio
a. The service o country md tlnt We aa ouy 90 rr iu
orfed Lo lrh b needed ard o. Boz ASSURED ths ha. wo
live shall be- lthuly aud wisely applied 70 tlit srrsc
IL T. one Of e r.as Il Naunna thst they %
ins,, M. JoyrI ffor Co., ,sai Now /, tle time 20
NOV wb, 10 tn- ard who is fsfc. Tie county never
prs ID, ser. ces of traitor. and ICES ever Bu
se does need %, services oil Lef oy children tl4t st'
NAV no, only o.sfthiow ins gigantic bat cal'iras rebellion
.t i.r titv bat inay ~n.I i'm 5rcouinf titit th.
nfst rpp-oach % s' iarfn Intervention in her AZ s
4. at times OBJ .ur,iy h..itercd ard which cannot adn
Tor ar n.ant without naonaI dsgace let n. then seek
d bar UTI H = Fsrf f
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BOARD or COUNCILMEM

The Board held very brief session on Monday
afternoon. President CHARLES L. PIEcKSLY, esq.,,
occupied the chair.
a communication was received from the Control
ler recommending sem-monthly payments instead
Of weekly ones, IA nj present TO he made 10 iami-
lies of volunteers. This suggestion IL made to avoid
the embarrassmcnts growing out OF the present
scarcity OF silver change. The paper was referred
10 the Committee on National Affairs.
The second quarterly report of the Street Comms.
soner WIS received, and laid over.
The Board concurred with tho Aldermen IN the
resolutions relating to the deceaso OF the late Chas
Francis.
The Mayor sent in communication the same as
that transmitted TO tho Aldermen, calling attention
to the proceedings OF the Chamber OF Commerce in
relation to national affairs. The paper was referred
and the Board al journed to Thursday.
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COMMTRCIAL INTELLJGFNCF.

LONDON MoSEY MARKET.-Tue Funds were very
DOL, Notwithstanding the continuance Of tie uiuH OF god 10
fhe bank There rather demand of money owing
10 eui Of the quarter coming round out
changed.
LIvEEPoor June 23-The regular weekly CoTToS market
Nss received by the HbefuiaG.
STATE oy TRAnK Prices It Manchester sin sdvsrc-
fpx, bu, sslos o. cloths and yarus are small.
BRKApsruPPs- Nessrs. richardson, Spence Co, Wake
fed NASH Co, aud Bigsud Athys Go. report flour
firm and tue NEEDING descriptions s,ber better American
quoted IS a3O Wheat arm and unchanged; Red Weston,
q l0Ql0 TO-, Red Southern l0illdll3; White Western,
II 8dl l0 White Southern, l2 one. Corn easier Mixed
Is 6; Yellow, 2sls White, 81 asa.
PsoyIsioSs-Beef dali aud droopns. Pork heavy and
BENDING TO decline Bacon irregular Lard steady 49, q
g.. Tsllow steady s45
PRoDrCE-Tne BIZ kss Circular reports Ashes hrm Pots
Pearls $751; kosn excited and 81 higher sales a, IA
10 for common spirit, Iufpeutine still advancing and
ices higher sale. at 1901. Sugar sesdy aud UNCHANGED
ohee firm Rice advancing Linseed Oil hTm at a. oG4 3
LONDON MsKEErs-bsrDss Ci eular reports Bread
trUPFs firm but quiet Ros dull SUGAR quiet but steady
hTner RICE steady. CoFYsE buoysni and Cd higher.
eYIkIrs TURPEsTIsE excited and 81 higher; sales at 49,
Apleicsn Securities easier. and holders pressing the
stocks market Illinois Central shares 46l asa dis
fconut Erie shares 80 dJ2; UIited State. Fives 7eG77
limited states siK-s, eI0SJ
G,vRf June 26CorToSsses OF the week Is 500 bsles
Tsrkct sctye excited and the uid9ng lower qualities
ter olons qaiet and eaner hew orleans tres cduae
- do. bss, 1857 stock, a, 900 ba!es
LpsDos, Jane 7-Coosols Tor money, sl.9eis
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Arrived.

Steamship Champion. Wilson. A'pngal june 29 speeio
s.rar.lip s r sp4lidins a.. t-anrpor;l Howes Fort
ross SO hours vh 40 sick and wounded sic lowed
Will wounded ~ lsr. ron lie Army of de po9lc.
snip Eiwood walter Chadwick Liverpool 90 dsys mise.
ana 2 l.s Snlw Bugess. Had t.o births snd hree
j,ata lnfn.l Juue J. at il3), r. 10 y! sisna..d snip
Tu.c.roa .nd b. blik Manie ,us O. % at s0 = u
J. ~ Sa 1g Diss ea 80 " W. the bs,oms
Ter fs to % 81 end 285 ION. Riclud Blrler segng,
s oSesrd snd was lost 23d lat % o. a 81 ssnssd
shio Jo.sph Cllk steeiug r. l5,r It, SO &c. lon. 80 -
passed n ssht % eve cele9s and quantity Of broken Ice
sre tirn,. sgnalei hin N,lil America strcrne b..
snip st Mark 90. io,pitsl Colby. ForTess Aon-oe .
uI. With Pa undea anf sick soldiers hoin tie Army 81
Bark carlo Ausiria,l s1sicb Antwerp % days mire 70
order JUNO 20. on SETTLE leland, .poko shp k l. tars
from Vllerea for Boston s4ci IN company wish TIE DIG
Birk White Sea, Eyu, New-oreans 10 days, r.olasse',
6srs Amare tals,rlaul Tomicch, Liverpool % days,
ssra Ennl Ca.hirs of u,assetl Dixon, M-.aazas June
26 sltsr B, Y,te. e. Portcrfei
Bar Hln,,e.s Whelen, New. Bedford SO bonr in ballast
BHs Id, Chapman or. o. Bermuda Cooper. Havana 70
DAYS Ia ca ast SAITH Jones Go. july 3. ~ mice = J..
of \ uteas spoke hng Ella from Baltimore Tor Aipnwa. .
sugar Bs.t, son Co Juae O. OF Cape Ar'oIi0' VA"
boarded by T., = .ngae 80. Ia" ,"Se.- n. s, y IN
tTis Nary -wa (nl bun,o Powers s-ii Ney' T. L. 4"
XII, VisoTi b. o. lsrmonth N s. Marcel Humaeos,
b. n = Irn, 2l sugar 20 D. S.arr
Bis H. H1ye.cs1 ,5rl Dexter s., John, y. b. u days,
brs 40 ,Norwn Oilers Shields so days, coil to Funch.
Msincke a Neudt - 49,.
olas Juuo via hey Wet 0 days. cotton aid nde' 10 j. IL
Scar Indy SCOT. OH Knowles CO, Island |? days pine
ample. 20 Order o..
log4ood 90 d. = Sherman. -, -,
S,h (Br. Of Falmouth Ualsey, Cumberland Ii4loos
Jurr H. vi. lnasla 26th. sugar 60 A. ~ solomon
seh- Mery Rowland BUR, Ne"-BedioIds days. oil END
ssbr Dopan Roosevelt Passport via Eew.Hayeu days
lath. 20 John Boynicn & >on. . ,
SIR 0.ivia tBnl Baon Horton n. $, II days pots-
srhr Hatce Low Aausogd Chincoessle days, wood to
seil. Golden Rule. Matthews Washington, D C, days.
sgy9. Liz Casduer Brown, Bangor : days, lumber to
.rlr Leader Resell. =. George Me-. Jays
Schr. Henry Clay, Dsano, Albany for New. Bedford.
aiesu, ILL., MAuAn, Thompson, Philade!pbia, INDIE to j.
tgsae Torrent Fhiibrcs phisdephia, rldis to J. n
steamer Ms-s, Nichols. PHILADELPHIA mdse 70 Lopez
k'rEgsircf- a.
STEINER gsnny Csdwaader. PiersOn, Baltimore. ndSe to
Van. Dske'i. 80.
ste.us. J. A. scariver, Adams Bl,inore nd'e to wH'
nall,l.
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lIRANCF.

IL the French Chamber q Deputies, jules FavIe
censured the expedition aga IA. Mexico and de-
Inanded explanations. After arguing against the
French policy the asst b. said things had reached
point al which ii necessary that tie resolutions
taken should DO explained. lie considered the sole
course TO take, compatible with The interest aud honor
OF the country, 10 erect with Mexico and withdraw.
tie deuiei that France lad any defeat 70 avenge,
eulonzel the conduct Of the troops, and protested
against the entert nmeut Of any ideas which would
compromise France with the other Powers.
Nj, Bllault, IN response, defended the course Of
France. lie ceLsuied equations from which 10
was impossible 10 Obtain result. lie stated that the
Emperor was compelled 10 disavow the Convention
exp aimed that, notwithstanding "a m0menjary disa-
sreemeut between the three Governments, they re-
NAMED on good tercis. lie e1ergetically repealed
she idea of treating with the Juerez Government.
saying that the honor France was engaged, and
sLe must ayeng- the insults offered. TIE Emperor
Nould leave the PEG. lie entirely free when the
French fac floats over tue capital Of Mexico, 10 vote
foT whatever Government they might choose.
The Paris correspondent Of Ire LoadOa Times
SAYS that il seems decided that Te-enforcemeut3 will
not sail until after tie arrival Of another mall and
II the French troops are 10. then IN danger It is
Thought Te-enfOTcemenls will no, sail until the hot
season il over
The Paris correspondent of Tie London Dali,
Nctr SAYS there il evidently hesitation on the aub
3ect Of Mexico. and he thinks that il is not unlikely
shat the principles vi tie expedition undergoing
Reconstruction.
The P0tric says that the embaTkations for Mexico
are Professionally suspended and reduced.
Models OF the MeTlimac and Monitor were TO be
constructed, with view Of testing their merits.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-..JULr
Cleared.

Slips--st Helena. Springer Loai'n. T. w Ewsil Co
C.h M, TrunsD LiysToo spolold Iileson Co. h.ir,
Coits Antwerp. WI. r. schmidt. Cyclone gsfso San
Fru.,co z. 49, Cooley Posmouth T-.l'on. catiz, J. w.
Eiw.h Co Star o. the Sea, Rich. Liverpool, w. t..
PuIiy.
BsrE-Cepbar s,aret, Gregory M.o.d Haven. Me.ca'g
Duncan.
brg--Lily Dale (Br.). Sepheu s.. Tohn. y b.. J. 2.
huuey Co.; Arrr Cifh ras tDuC. Ja1seir. Amstsr-
dam. FIp.h. Meincae & ~ eYlL
scuoolers-ses Ranger H,ncsey New .o1iol L. Kenny;
Coruuo (Bfl Abury, Harb0r Island. J. Douglas r. Slih
.now, Bottom T. b. Chs = Co.. B. Watson. Nil,ous' By,
NeS.Oreans Rob-on & fosicA; d. Williams. HOPKINS,
Trinidad ny. Tfov BRIDE sons Heury Eliot b.. Dart,
Jacnel. r. Thsckersyi Rainbow. Esvener Eliz4oe,hpot
Il. =. Buck & Co
soops--Bepy Wells Hartford H. 5 Racket Jsao MANS,
" sTd Norwich H. ;. Racket
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Pay.er2eEs Arrived

IL sfethr1ip II1apJn. from -AspEr1lifr. aud Mrs.
r p Bond Mr.. and Mrs II. Sesmsn. Ms +. seaman NJ.
". Meade Mrs J. 4 Wat-on L. Licssuosch; e. d. Dun
can J q Whippe Mrs. H. n. MerIl Mr. and Mrs L. W.
zoe C. II. Smith Mrs. ~ V. Davis, Mn II CLARK |. Il.
ieht.Jscu r. Reaoise, l. Bosiue Dir. aud ATg. W Ritter.
N BACK l. r. Cu-hier. Is. W smith George Gross Capt.
Hatch, int. John honey. : ~ Capt 4 A. Hiii, r.
ro.1.oneo M. 3 D. Melville. Wm Farley. EGg'j keaiey
gs1 Rs1s,Ii Mr. and Mrs v Msitses ~. :. r. Glms.
w,,,r Ceofss De IA Nlon,auya, Mis- l. Dohs ~ Guilio
yet, nler sne. Mogsuu0u, q. store +. \ Bo.~oTh.
g. r. PEABODY H. l. faokn,l p = Gross. Mg. h. lnman, L.
d. Cray Robert Gardner John Warner. aGd 81 In ssease
l.. Il,k EarrG CLlhmy. Jron MItgasds-Afs. Mo.'hrop
and three children.
In scsy. Hcaaai " johnson from MatlnUas-D. Sqsey.
NJ > Pierce. j. d. feius Charles SPENCER NJ Daz' ; b.
Eaton, r. Cornisl.
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huised Timothy Page fireman dangerously scalded Rsoh
Page engineer, bused aud slightly scsded and stranger
tire, fingers cut of
Tie Coroner held an inques, the body Of Chas.
W. Daft yesterday, when the iury rendered the fol
lowing verdict:
That Chsre, w naf bis death on the eveui,c n
the lh iost az - occk by his bei thrown from ne ear,
the NewJerey Psitoad sli boirg thrown nom no
track ~ Ac1w siD- the con rnd while e joy ecu pete
the RaNrod Company from pl c.usure they would r.spee
IN iy cgl the sttenti,n Of the Common nc 10 The open
violation Of nr ordinance prohibiting cattle running Al large
In the city i.lt.'
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IAarelti.ement.l

RIVERS OF BLOOD. The circulation in The
system Is o.; unlike tho low Of rivers to the which
rootLly ultl they cIOsged obtructsd. Bot When
d.. wood aluyia deposit daus them up, then the
tanag devastation that follows tho Obstruction Of force
which De stayed So the blood orcu.es insenbly
through the syc until Il 5ecoDes oogs by dseise tben
burt the ucs5 aud disorders Which follow that
condition. T.ke AYERS SARs,rARlLLA sad purify your
blood yourr. from tho foods hes snl d.igee.
thl, sweep unuumberei nnudes out that shoreeo
es which allow. oil nauaiud Il Lancaster Pal Re.l'tsr
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A CONVICTION.

- ne E8iior NJ Tie v 7. Tyibunc.
Sir: In your Issue Of the 9th ~ article headed
Pole Raising tie ueadlusr,c-s Of tine Empire Bdgade-
stateg Among those present MAJ McDermos Of theed
Regiment sckes Brig Sc" Yea wil rea'c correct the
ror officer by tina, nams is connected With this rey
meHt Msjo. John Ioer belae our l.i,r.
Very respeciiulg yours, Sc,
GRO. y. HALL Cii d Reg Eve Bh, o.. sv.
Hcosqaa,fe,s p q gin-nt Lros.or Hrigafe CG~p
FaW Oat., "a, June 20 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

The grain shovelers were not at work on Monday.
Some Q coo Of them were mased in tho morning from
Coen.ies clip 10 Broad street. demanding that the
elevators shall be dispensed with, as those machines
destroy their business and endanger the lives of the
craft by suoeston. They expressed their determine.
ton not to work in connection with them.
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lori Waroens' Notlrc.
SrArE op N. YonN

STATE or NEg.YoEx.
PORT.WAroEss' UYFIcB No. iot "a'la@ a,
NOTICE is hereby given, m accordance ~ wi. u.
~ ,on OF the Act passed April H. ie'; es' y, . ~.
Act 70 Keorglni,s the W.rens Oaca o. tha or OF
yo,t 10 al nc,o,' i,,s,ei in o. having charge o. he
snbt mater of such inquiry. exsnna.ion or survey ,s'
the io vessels arc under exaninaton uy ne
Wsrd,ns tb Ito sid Surveys or examinations wh 10
within tea day, succeeding this notice. On
board aid yesseis: III ~ ., NJ u
ship Robert Peel - ~ ~ -
Bark lsrlote i i,ocI
n.tk 4
Srg
Brig Mile. go.
Rr,
,,1',u.r " D. Eorol....... Ailanti, D'SA
WM IL BURLEiGH, etssdsni-
J. Are's HgREIaAS Secretary.
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WOUNDED, by THE DANIEL WEBSTER

PWItDEtPHiA, No dly, Jolly !, lbt2
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived here this
morning from Fortress Monroe on Sunday morning,
with 81 wounded soldiers, Transferred 10 her from
the State OF Maine.
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rfNiATCRE ALMANAC.
sun-Pl,es.a:35 se,s..........a:53 Noon-Ssst.. la
niGa WATER THIS
eaniy Hook. ADO Gov Island. $500 helJae...., bN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

CRY Monr.LIrY.-Duripg The week ending July
G, The total number OF deaths in this city was 339.
fthese iil were adults, 1913 Children lSs males
aud 81 females. rs compared with last week, this
is dccroase Of % Forty-oigLt Of these deaths
occurred in the public institutions and % were under
one year old.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta mail OF May %, and Hong Kong o
eiay IL had arrived. The American portion Of !
was forwarded by the Europa. The news IL Sener
ally anticipated.
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Women who have 10 earn their living can
lesrnwhl thairtltufs then, for VIA 90 hy hrero
lo.ica Elsuisatiou FoEle We.ss 80. J5 Broadway
....--.. = III
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THE STEAMSHIP H,SsA.--The report brought by
the uiberuian, TO the effect that TIE steamship
Hama, owing To an accident had pgt back from
Southampton 70 Bremen, is not correct Information
had already been received here b. tire Scotia, that
il consequence Of some slight disauangenent il her
machinery the Hansa would not leave Bremen On
her regular day ithe 22d u'i.l and that the New
York would take Der place, leaying-iremsn on the
2j.h and Southampton on the 2S,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

Sr. FRAgcis X4yUF's C0GLEGF.-On Monday
afternoon the twelfth annual commence mcnt Of ii.
Francis Xayiers College was held ~ the institution
on Fifteenth street, before an audience Of nearly
ono PERSONS. The d.soourses were happily CON
c,iyed and eloquenfy expressed, and the music was
OF the highest order OF merit. Among the clergymen
present. we're the Very Rev. Father Stare, V. g.;
the Rev. DIS. Ncllipn, Preston; ibe k-y. Father
Quinn, Of 1t. Peters Church, Barclay street; the
Rev. Fathers Mccarthy, Doauey, Moran, Condron,
SCHNEIDER kelly a Jerscy Cityl. Tie Kew Father
Dlethe.lec opened ihe exercises. The following
pros r.imne " a. credirbly carried ont:
u courc- Escrllsrcr o. labor. Charles J. Duane. Die
corfse uti Oh. Cls-ic'. Janrs T. Barry Dseolfse-Po-
ltca fl'efy. Thomas r. uoiln Disceur.e-sftl. 90 mo
ldvast r. hcsWc'iey bi.co4ise-,n aoArfy and lhte.-
o., us Uegeopuc., Bernard T. Keenan,. Ad4fes' 10 .ne
Gl'il.,es tao hey Itguss kueen, = NJ
The OratlDls were Nil well d., lvered, aad repeat
ed, npplaqded Ire President tlen conferred the
following fs ,rreS:
L. - John %. shrs, Ncw.Yor.
A. M.-fr.n.if a. ElselLrrit, Wmani Nl}gfr
4 B.--laue- L. bsuy i. A. bropuy, VIM a. Cunning
ham a. r. Uo'su C. >. Daano j. Ed,,,rds =. Gleason Ber-
T. i,Nlh Eds. =. Mc;wcoAy, George c. Murphy Thomas
A fhelan Charles Really
Several premiums were then presented 20 The Stu
dents alter which the exercises clJsed with music.
Bulls HsAp.-Mw-York CaiHc Nrtei, Mon
day, July The market opened this mo.niag with
abou, 1890 fresh cattle sale, and that number was
increased during the lore noon t. little over $500,
befde the STAKE stock, estimated from one 10 TIVE
hundred. The number, although much less than les,
week il entirely TOO great for the demand, paiteu-
iarly IA such state OF the weather "a we have had
yesterday aud to-duy-the heat being so oSorpower-
ING that many men have been obliged 70 leave the
sale pens aud seek shelter during the middle OF the
day. Thi. has made the trade appear little worse
than the reality-thlt Is, the fales have no; been
quick and uness there Is romaTha)ic improve
ninnt in the cooler hours Oh tue eE'hhs' tns!'
will be- "A large lot Ot bullo.ke loit over !oF
the closing day. The great bulk OF me sio'
On salo ia OF good lair qnahly IOr reIah
butchers aud SELL at prices equivalent 20 @o c-h's
u pounds for the meat seller sinking oliai few
extra GOOD AVERAGE droves may net ~. Upon ioerl
,stimaIr. of weight by the seller. 10 ia true that
bullocks have been sold to-day a. prices qulvaent
TO SIC round me-. hut the number Id sna Ter than
il was last week. The greatest decline IA upon TIE
lowest grades of stock some of which VIII have 10
90 os loyv as 6lc and perhaps lower, as the whole
ale butchers are very Independent about buying.
Anfcina,inr a hard market, good many cattle have
been held out ut Albany, over in Jersey, aud along
The Erie road The sneep market Is also worse than
il was tbis day week, and tie hve-hos market has
not made such bad show for drovers Tor year past
as II does to-day. Full particulars tomorrow.
The NEw-JEEsEY RAILROAD Accmrsr.-lhe
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Russian decree abOshes the Government
nopoly for salt, and fixes the duty on salt AZ 50
kOpres.
Cen Luders had been shot at and slightly wound
I'D at Warsaw. The perpetrator Of the deed was not
discovered.
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ITALY.

The Paris Constitutional announces that the
recognition of Italy by Russia has been officially
communicated TO the Tuiin Government.
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IAdyert'semeat

" DIR. LELAND ; ANIi-hilEFnAII' DAND.
4 permanent cute for kncum-iisn IT. Neurai;a ana
eil Smisr Affections pIice 62 sent by NAH o.
IlsIRArED THRATisE with Certified Testin malls, sent
free AJ.pied 20 soldiers g swirl Il Co. Projectors.
10. 40 broadway, hew-iork
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THE FRENCR INVASION Or MEXICO
TIE RE- ENF0RCEMENTS NOT 10 SAIL

s. JoHs's. n. F.. M.u'1y. July T. '.e''
TleR NJ. steamship Europa, from hvorpooiJ june
g. via Queenstown June %, was boarded oil Cape
Race At midnight OF July o.
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The NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD AccDHsT.-Ihe
following are The casualties by the railroad accident
hear Newark last night, in which the engine was
overturned and the forward car completely demol-
ished:
KrtLEp--Wm. Deli Of Newark. aged - years.
IStuuEDJohn Bcsrse OF Bostou, collar bone broken VIM
Heath OF No. l51 Washington stgeei, Newly bruised in
he bead and isce John Haley OF WasAGgon aim sud leg
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

-r4e EUROPA OFF CAPE RACE
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SUMNER CLOTHING,
Al ErASsi and Faltol-ss..
% per cent below Broadway prices.
FAdyer,i euentl


HOLMAN : NATIONAL OPtkA lFDiFf, n
very talented juvenile company performing tho opera u
CISDEHRLLA, and other performances 1t bAEscs 3ltssus
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Continued Discussion Of American Affairs
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OUR SICK AND WOUNDED.
,pn,vA1 on TuE S. r. spAULDING.


The S. r.. Spauliioe left llarrisoDs Landing on
Fr5sy night. and Fortress Monroe tie night follow
ipg. arriving here az noon yesterday. she brings
AZ ua-senrors all Of whom were taken to the Bel
leyae Iio,pita There were three deaths and one
birth ou board tie ship during TIE passage.
Liea...Col Mash of the 1otbNew-Yorb, died dur
ing tLe'passage TO Fortress Monroe.
"A ibr Spaulding hGued no 81 the Bellevue dock,
the doors, windows aud balconies OF The Hospital
we're filled with wondering crowd, anxious to gel
o glimpse OF the sick and wounded roldieIs. ! be
following IL ls Of the names q the officers Of the
shin pass-ng,rs:
Surgeon in cha &c. Nm. NJ Vudson. Surgeons, DIs. an
hoId-n Bui..sr Lcouafd Gamer AAccuusc Agent u =.
Wieic Laaie. Mrs. Bals.ceT N-s. ~. a. Mhttt Mis- H.
n Wteran Aaotleca9irs f.f1t, Nr Totem; As .auts,
Mars, buck Way, Iucssy. Asss nut surssous MesiT''
81 U3 1al. Li>son uyag, f'ch Se..iu. Ifatt Auidse'
Nicaor Nurscs Me.us. Hayes. KIRBY. Nelson shaw,
Wl,lop Dale ,anborn TfoId ZsDd.ke. Lincoln PaTEei'
Case. Wi.1eworth CLARK Grant Jeuson. McCosd Cicra
&. -. Hose.
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Hisasscrs. sc.

scnR. ANA AsHoRE The b. srhr. Alma, nom
Rico, is as..lIe Oh the pou, G. Sandy HOOK.
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TnE NEW REsrRyom.-The Cro,on Board have
announced that the immense receryoir IN Central
Park will probably be completed some time,this
month. Il is proposed 20 have public celebration
on the occasion OF letting in tue Croion water.
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C,pr. HELPER IL the Srrwcg.-Capt. Helper,
who was so INTERNATIONALLY directed leave North
Carolina by Gov. Sianly, short time since has
been authorized by Gov. Morgan 10 raise company
Tor service in the army ana has opened an Office to
receive recruits at No. 36 Howard street.