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FROlI WASHINGTON.

" WASHINGTON July L.
An adjourned meeting Of Republican
caucus was held at the Capitol tonight. A
brief discussion ensued on . motion to ex-
elude spectators.
Colfax submitted 9 resolution inviting
all loval men in this our Of our eountry's
peril to put down those in arms against
the Government, and punish treason Sc
ynrely. The resolution was received with
applause, but was afterwards RithdraWn-
A resolution was carried respectfully re-
questing SPECTATORS to retire, which they
did.
Colfax offered the following resolution
as a substitute for the address prepared BY
Bingham
Resolved, That we hold Il to be the duty
of all loyal men to stand by the Union in
this its hour Of trial, and unite their hearts
and hands in earnest efforts for its main
tainance against those armed against it; to
sustain with determined resolution our
patriotic President and hisAdministration
in their energetic efforts in the prosecution
Of the war and preservation Of. the Union
against enemies at home and abroad; to
punish traitors and treason with fitting
severity, and crush the present eauseiess
rebellion 80 that no flag Of disuniOn shall
ever again be raised over anypOrtion Of the
Republic. To this end we invite the CO.
operation Of all men who love their eOun-
try in their endeavor to rekindle through
out all the States such patriotic fire as
shall utterly consume all who strike at the
Union and who sympathizew their tTea-
son, and palliate their guilt.
The resolution was adopted IS a substi-
/ tute for the address
Coucus adjourned sine die.
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The undersigned having taken q lease for
years of the above wsI-known establishment,
respectfully invites his friends and the pub
lie to give him e call.
The house has been put in perfect order
newly furnished in the bOst style, and in all
its appointments placed upon the footing Of
n first class hotel, and will be occupied in
connection with farm in the vicinity, from
which it will be abundantly supplied with
fruits and vegetables.
It is the purpose Of the undersigned to Sc
cure to his guests the quiet and comforts of a
home, and he aatters himself that from his
experience in the business, and from the ex
tent and character of his accommodations, he
shall be able to give satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their patronage.
July 1896 T. B. BRooKwAT.
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Is THE CHANGE LAID AWAY IN OLD STOCK-
IxesY-The Herald has attempted to explain
the present scarcity of change on the suppo-
sition that it is being boarded away in old
stockings, &C., asserting that there is as much
change in the country as ever, only it is being
extensively "laid up" like canal boats late
in the fall. There certainly is considerable
change in the country from what the country
was few years ago, but we are not so GER
tain about the change being boarded away.
After reading the Herald's article we (mean-
ing the '' local y hurried home with fevcrish
haste, and began frantic examination of all
the old stockings in the house in pursuit Of
boarded silver. After rummaging all the
stockings we could find, turning them wrong
side out and whipping them across a chair
back, we failed to discover solitary " brad" 3"
There may be change in the things We
love, Benjamin Bolt" but there certainly
was no change in those stockings. Therefore,
however loath we may be to dispute the posi-
ton of our valued eOtempOrRry, justice to
the public eOmpels US to say that extensive
researches among old stockings have satisfied
US that silver is not boarded away in the man
ner the Herald asserts. The question, " What
has become Of the change D." still remains
an unexplained mystery.
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GONFISCATION REPORT AG-
GEPTED BY SENATE.
Important Consultation with the
President.
Senate Agree to Adjourn
on the 10th.
SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
NEW YORK NEWS.

New YORK, July Y.
The steamer City Of Baltimore took
$4,000, 900 in specie.
An extract from letter from Newport
News, published in the Post, announces
the landing there of Burnside's troops.
1t was rumOred that the rebel Gen. Ma
gruder was moving down the Pentusufu.
Advices per the Mcclellan, from New
Orleans, state that the rebels have com
pletely Obstructed Mobile Bay, and also
dug ditch eRtirely around the city, its
inner bank defended by breast-works and
batteries.
Abouttwenty prominent citizens of Baton
Rouge have been arrested, including Ben
jamin, the rebel Secretary of Wars broth
er, the Mayor, and Rev. Mr.. Craven. Five
of them were sent to New Orleans. Ben
jamin and the Mayor took the oath Of allie
glance, rather than 90 to Fort jackson.
The Philadelphia Press Of to-day SAYS: a
rumOr apparently well authenticated, was
atost last evening, to the effect that an en-
gagement had taken place yesterday be-
fore Richmond, in which the Union forces
were victorious and the enemy driven back
several miles. A dispatch upon the sub
ject, understood TO have been received. states
that our troops after the conflict rested upon
their arms, eager to renew the engage
ment. General Mcclellan and staff were
well. No further particulars received.
Special to the Commercial Advertiser:
The treaty with Mexico sent home by
Mr.. Corwin, providing for loan Of
81, 100000 to the Republic of Mexico, was
laid on the table in executive session this
morning, and before the transaction of any
other business.
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NRW YORK nIARKET.-JuIr I2.


RLOUR-Mnrket heavy, unsettled and a shade
easier. Market closing dull aud heavy.
Sales A,500 bbls at sitOg4,65 tor superine state
si,5O1l7O for extra statei s4,50G4,65 for superfne
western; sis5GA,OO for common TO medium extra
western; S5,l5lp5,2O for common 10 good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio; sj,36, so for trade
trands
CANADA FIOUR-Market shade easier
Sales 1900 bbls at si995O5 for common s5,lO96 %
for good to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales
CORN MRAI.-AIarkst more active. Sales 200
bbs Brandywine at s3OOa3 10; 1870 bbls Marshs ca
WHiSK Y-Market frmer. Sales go bbls at sl@
3lS3c.
WHEAT-Markot unsettled ana nothing OF mo-
meut doing. The strike continues and buyers have
away with. Sales $500 bush winter red western at
,2l 1900 bush Milwaukee club at sl,O; 5000 bush
white Michigan al 81 80.
RNE-Scarcc and firm. Sales at 70G72c for west
ern; 75tt77c for state.
BARLEY-1larket dull and nominal.
CORN-Market duh, heavy and lower. Affected
BY the same that depressed the wheat market.
Sales 90 bush at sc for old mixed western; c for
eastern; 42c for unsuund mixed western.
OATS-Market hrmer sales at 4teti655c for Jer-
sey, Canada, western and state.
PORK-ln less active demand, hut the market
may be quoted shade rmer. sales $50 bbls ct slO,5
9O75 for mess; slO719ll 5 for prime mess $50 for
BEEF-AIarket quiet ana STEADY saIss 500 hhls
at s. 597 90 for country prime sOOdlOoO for eoun-
Try messi SllOOgl35O for repacked mess; sl3OQG4, 80
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull at $3.50
BEEF HAIs-Marlct quiet and nOminally un-
cur lIEATs-Market steady Sales 20 casks
at 31f60iC for shoulders; 4lf6l5c for hams
LARD-In good demand and firmer. Sales 1880
BUTTER Selling at s9lic for Ohio lO@l7c
CHRRSE- Market steady at SassSc
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FROM NEW YORK.

- NEW YORK, July Y.
The strike among the grain shovelers
has extended to the stevedores. This has
about finished the business Of shipping
breadstuffs. Grain brokers have conse-
quently recommended their constituents to
make no more purchases until the strike is
ended. Many receivers have ordered their
-four and grain stopped along the line till
the difficulty is settled.
Advices from New Orleans state that
Gov. Moore of Louisiana, has issued a pro-
nunciamento urging continued resistance,
forbidding trade with the Federals that the
credit Of the Confederate notes should be
maintained, urging the destruction Of
steamboats,, rather than that they fall into
the hands of the Federals, eulogizing Mum
ford who was executed by Gen. Butler as
a martyr, and stating that Southern indie
pendence is certain. He has removed the
State capital to 0pelousas.
Our piekets extend to Marietta, on the
Amatie river. The health of the troops is
fair, there being about AS patients at ST.
James hotel, which is now used as the hos
pital, all sick with chronic diarrhoea. A
few cases of yellow fever had occurred.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RErR1aERAroRs.-Twelye different sizes and
patterns for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
sPHEHEorTPEs,- Simpson is, beyond all ques-
ton, a superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him.
visit to his gallery No. 25s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
RE DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropatky, cures obstinate cases of DysPep-
ia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the Brain'
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians hsd failed. See ad-
vertisement in another column. Once No. 1ls,
Seneca street.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsTON, July r.
Faneuil Hall was crowded at short no
tiee to-day to take measures to facilitate
volunteering under the call for more
troops. Hon. f. Everett urged the duty
and importance Of sending immediate re-
Inducements to the Army of the Potomac.
He cited the testimony of the French
Princes as being filed with admiration at
the courage and daring of that army, and
the skin Of its young Chief, and that of
the representative Of one of The most po-
tent sOvereigns in Europe, that no nation
in the world could have done so much in
twelve months as have the United States.
Reverses have been common to the bravest
armies in the history Of the world, and
great CONSERVATION had often been caused
by small bands OF mobs A great portion
of the people of the South had been kept
in terror by their leaders, and for their
sakes as well as our own, despite threats
Of Intervention, and relying on our own
right hand, the army of the Potomac must
be reinforced Resolutions were adopted
for committee of $50 to receive and ap-
propriate contributions in aid Of enlist
ments. The meeting was very enthusi-
astic
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FRONILOuIsYIILF

LOUISVILLE, July Y.
The Nashville train, due at 6 o'clock last
evening, did not arrive till near midnight.
Passengers report that Morgan's cavalry
had been within seven miles Of Cave CITY.
and left that point, 1900 strong, for Lex
ingtOn, announcing their intention to visit
Louisville
At New Hope, Nelson county, at eleven
o'clock last night, a party Of the Both
Ohio, under Lieut. Col. Moore, encounter
ed four hundred and fifty rebel cavalry,
under Jack Allen, half mile south of the
railroad.
After twenty minutes brisk fire of mus
kerry, the enemy were routed and fed. No
federal casualties.
Blood along the road was found by our
skirmishers sent out, but no enemy.
Later accounts received says these guer-
illas, or their comrades, burned the town
Of Lebanon, and robbed the Commercial
Bank located there.
TelegTaphic communication is perfect to
Nashville, but not over the Lebanon branch
line, which will probably prevent further
particulars tonight.
The federal reinforcements, moving in
the direction of Lebanon, could not have
arrived there until after the destruction of
Lebanon, but they are in hot pursuit of
these guerillss.
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FROlIFIRGTNTA,

WARREETOE, July l3.
The policy Of concentrating the scatter
ed armies Of Virginia under Pope has de-
velOped good results. For many miles the
territory hiss been cleared Of rebel parti-
zans.
Gen. Hateh's command entered Culpep-
per yesterday; attacked and repulsed 100
rebel cavalry, killing and Wounding FIVE,
and taking fifteen prisoners, among the lat
ter lieutenant, who, a few hours before,
had been seen in our lines, and German,
who had three times broken his parole. We
lost three sliRhtlY wounded.
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THE EMASCPATION QUESTION
Nnw Ynpr Ir,Ir- 10

NEM AOhh1 July AZ.
Special TO the n r Evening Post, wash
ington, 18th: The President this morning
sent for the Slave State members Of Con-
gress, and had an important interview with
them. He urged upon them his plan Of
gradual emancipation, and limited strongly
that if this plan VAS not adopted, general
emancipation would come under less pleas
ant circumstances
The Ways and Means Committee report
ed the printing job Of the Annals Of Con-
gress in an appropriate bill to-day, and
inasmueh as there was no other way Of de-
feating the job, the House laid the bin on
the table.
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PROM NEW YORK.

INV lOhki July 10.
The Baltimore American Of Saturday
contains extracts from Richmond papers,
and one from Knoxville, of the 4th, stating
that Buelrs force, numbering $4,000, had
crossed the Tennessee. Supposed 10 make
fein on Chattanooga to cover movements
on Rome, Ca.
The Charleston Courier Of the 4th re-
ports a retreat of Union forces from posi-
tions near the city. Transports with
troops have been seen going northward.
Petersburg papers Of the Sd say General
Magruder is relieved from command by
Gen. johnson. In his address to the troops
he said he was going to a distant and i'm
pOrtant command.
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FROM CORINTH.

CORNTH, July Il.
The rebels have been making mysterious
cavalry demonstrations in front ever since
their repulse at Bonneville by Col. Sheri-
dan. The latter has fallen back to near
Ramsey. The movements are thought by
some to be an advanced guard of a force to
attack.
Others think it is to cover the flank of
Briggs command, reinforcing Chattanoo-
60. Weather very warm. Water very
scarce. Health Of troops improving. Fur
lOughs are returning at the rate Of 100 per
dav
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CHAxeE At TIE ACADEuY.-The Managers
Of The Academy Of Music announce thst they
viii give change to every person buying two
shilling ticket to the performance this even
ing. If you are particularly in want Of six
shilhngs in change and a theatre ticket, bring
along your dollar bank note.
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FROM CAIRO.

SAAhOi July Il.
Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island, arrived
this morning from Corinth, and leaves to-
night for the East
information from White River states that
Gen. Hindman ordered all the Inhabitants
near Gauley Ridge to burn their provisions,
and shoot their cattle
Gen. Curtis had divided his forces, pOr-
ton being between Cash and White rivers,
the other East Of Cash River, seventy-fve
miles from Memphis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

NEW IRox PRoPELLER.-A new propeller,
the Merchant, recently built in Buffalo for
Mr. E. T. Evans, Of that city, was launched
on Saturday, being the first vessel Of the
kind ever constructed west Of New York
She is 200 feet long, % feet beam, depth Of
hold IS feet inches. The engine isa sin
gle, direct action, eOndensing engine, with
cylinder 40 inches bore, and 80 inches stroke
the propeller shaft being 81 feet in length.
The bOiler is low pressure, 19 feet long and
9 feet in diameter. The tonnage Of this yes
eel is about us tons Custom House measure
ment, or nearly $50 tons actual capacity. The
plating is Of an average thickness of = inch
plate iron. Everything below the deck plank
is made Of iron. She has four iron water
tight bulkheads. Mr.. David Bell was the
contractor for the work. Nearly the entire
work was Of Buffalo manufacture. She is to
run on the Evans Buffalo & Chicago Line,
and viii make her first trip about the lst Of
August. Her Commander will be Captain
Briggs; First Mate Edward Howard First
Engineer Chancey johnson.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRvELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFTIgE, I
MONDAY MoRgTVo, July u, 1852.

MONDAY MoRSIN0, July u, 1852.
FIOUR-Dull and prices tending downward
We report sales Of 90 bbls superfine at sS,2o
WHEAT-Markot 2aSe lower. sales Of one car
red on track at 9c one car red track at 9ei two
cars red on track at oe eve red on track at SCI
eight cars on track at 9iCi market closing duiet
CORN-Nomlnally unchanged.
OATs-Unchange Sales Of one car at Sic.
RGGS-small saleB At Sc.
BUTTER Little doing and prices unchanged for
Central Ohio and W. r.
I2Ec
HIOLASSES-New Orleans SOC.
COFFEE-Market steady at 2lG2sc.
HAMS -sucar-cured Hams are selling at ~
Market auiet
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ASSOCIATE TEMPLE, Coon TENPLARs-The
quarterly meeting Of this body will be held
in euyshOga Temple hall, opposite the East
St. Clair Street sehOoIhouse, on Wednesday
next, July 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. n. Degree members Of the county are
requested to attend. July l4:2t.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

-IHILADELPHIA, July II
The Naugatuek has arrived here en-
route for New York for repairs.
A private dispatch, relative to the fight
Of the 9th Penn. Cavalry, says:
LOUISVILLE, July IL.
Major Brown was not in the fight. Maj.
Jordan was captured. Nine rebels were
killed, and three Of our men.
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Pic MIC ExoURHoS.-The large, safe and
beautifully finished steamer Traveller, will
leave Garretson's wharf, near the pier, for
Commodore Perry's battle ground and Put IN
Bay, on Monday, July 14th, at A. NJ, for
the benefit Of the Bethel Church on Water
street, and the support Of the Chaplain, Rev.
VIM. Day. Leland's celebrated band will
accompany the party, and as usual add to
the pleasures Of the day. Tickets, 50 cents
each, to be had at the book stores, at Msaars.
Morgan & Roots. or at the boat.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHTNoTON, July y.
Richmond papers announce the death Of
J. K. Teft, Cashier Of the State Bank Of
Georgia.
Hon. Humphrey Marshall has resigned
his commission in the rebel army, and his
brigade has been turned over to Gen. VIII
liams.
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FOR PUT-n- n-BAE.-P1easurs seekers should
remember the excursion to Put-in-Bay on
board the steamer Traveller, which comes of
this morning at o'clock 1t is for the ben
eft of the Bethel Church, The trip will be
delightful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

WEIaHTY.-Blobbs being reduced to the
necessity Of working or starving, has accept
ed position as Clerk to pair Of hay sealeF.
To him there is peculiar significance in the
line from the q Psslm Of Life = Learn to
labor and 70 weigh-it." /"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

ANEw DExTIFRICE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
Of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong X
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. S. GOrham's n. c.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
tho State It
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wAvrED.-A German Protestant Girl want
ed to do general hOusewOrk in a small family
None need apply unless they can come well
recommended, and understand how to cook
and do general housework. Inquire at 95
Superior street. julyll-Ss
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OUR MISGUIDED SOUTHERN BRETH-
REN AGAIN.

CHICAGO, July Is.
The Davenport Democrat Of the 10th says
a telegram received by Adjutant General
states that an armed band Of rebels made
a rapid descent on the town Of Memphis,
Northern Missouri, and captured the town
and carried off ninety Union citizens.
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FROlI FORTRRss lIONROE.

z U --7-ll HUI III . " II
The steamer Daniel Webster, while going
up James River, was fired on opposite Ft
Powhattan by the rebels. The ball passed
through her state-rOOms. No one was in
jured.
The rebels have entirely forSaken the
front Of our army. Not rebel soldier can
be seen, and none are within several miles
The opinion is that the rebels viii soon be
heard from in some other xuarter.
No news from the army to-day.
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BOARDING. sTABLE.-The undersigned has
leased the Livery Stable on Academy Lane,
recently occupied by D. L. Ruple, where he
is prepared to receive Boarding Horses by
the day or week at the lowest rate.
iulvII:lw ISAAC DARE.
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FRO1T FORTRFss 1TONROF.
FoRrREss MovRoE. JulI

FOkIkEss MOAHULi Juiy Y. :
A rebel flag Of truce came down James
River yesterday for medical supplies for
our prisoners. The rebel prisoners speak
hopefully for foreign Intervention, and
claim to have sent full particulars Of the
late battles to Europe.
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CALIFoRNIA lIARINE.

SAN Francisco, July 8.
Arrived-U. s. steamer Saginaw, fifty
three days from Whampor, via Shanghai
thirty-eight days and Hokodada twenty
eight days. She goes 10 Mare Island Navy
Yard for repairs. Ship Benjamin Harvard,
HongkonR.