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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

OR TO Tak r B4F1E OF IOWA.
Ihays this DAY rece veA Afrqn tho Secretary Of
War telegram rsous spipg( rsto raiss, ~ soon a
prsctcable,for the Udtsd Atss service for thrss
years or during the ~ fv4 regiments Of volun-
Z. er infantry. being part the quota of this
State under the iate ill Of u President fox soO,
900 men The pre- tsrvation 81 the Union, the
pespstuity Of our n g1tsrnmsnN the honor Of our
State demand tha this red isition should Be
promptly met. OsfSssvess Y upon us and ~
have feared . lack fotes % )cars it. Bat We
must imitate erF nave Iowa yoys in the Asld,
meet new emerged lies with nj y exsrtions. Our
old men and our lys. unit fo4 war, il need be,
our women, mus 4help to gs1sr hsrvesss while
those able to bet arms 20 birth to aid their
brave orethren il the field. me necessity 10 mr.
gent. Our natioAal existenc8is 1T stake: The
more promptly fhe Preside 10 furnished the
needed troors more speed y viii this anholy
rebellion be eru3hed, and TIL blessings Of peace
again visit our }and. Until en- we must expect
the hardships Ind privation1 bf war.
The time h4 come when men must make as
many havsa1sady made, e,sad l6ees Of ease, s,sonsost
and businss er the eauss tine eossasy.
The snsm1 ty swsspif eoassriptios, bsvs
forced into hsir ranks all p capable Il hearing
arms. Our evsrnuent be- ss yst relied upon
the volunte(f action Of our tixsns. Bat II need
be. the san energies must Be exsrtsd 70 prsssrvs
eur govern lent that traitd are using 10 destroy
it. To sid p'ify and system the raising Of these
regiments21 have assigned ne to each Of the lst,
2i, 81 AMI 4th Congressiol Districts, and to the
5th and % together. will prevent inter-
ference recruiting and hable those from the
same selion to 90 to the Did together.
Whic4 District will haG its regiment 6rst in
the fell Places Of rene avous, for tho different
regime Is, will be design ed when recsivs no.
tice Q! their destination will be necsss arily
absen4 or some weeks At Washington. Meantime
all ind Fmation in regar to the new regiments
can o4obtained from Ad ntant General Baker, ct
Clint >.
SA FUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
ily1l-dd WlOd
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LATEST NEWS
/ By TELEGRAPH. J
From New York.

NEW lVHAS Vu2 Az.
A Ri\hncnd paper Of the Cd Of Jsly reports
that M4gruder's and Johrston's divisions we're
fesrfull cut up. the loss Of officers vfy great;
among t4e latter many Of the best and kravest el
the Soutler army. It's confessed III II the valor
Of our ms( defeated their plans TO caH(hre AcCiel.
lan's sutir> army /; thai the retreat ras managed
with consdl lm.ts judgment, and the our positions
them very heavy losses. The rq(nbsr Of prison.
ers at Rich bond is 4 500. Goa. Mccall is 1t the
Spot,swood House. No:hng ia sfid about bis be-
ing would.d Il is proposed put our mea on
an lsand in (hs James River r9bids. where = large
danger Of cohpists demoraj ration. The paper
says when whole divisions tyFned their backs up
pcrled.
The same paper sugget Is the parccling GU. Of
prisoners among the piAttations to work in the
place OF aegr0sss who hive been stolen or run
Th. World s,y\: wsfaive an interesting state
ment by Union ban, who has Just reached here
from Atlanta, Ga, Rssfec, sg the position Of af-
fairs at the Scuth. rom this gentleman we c.D
vouch fer il being astworthy. II sppsrs, feet,
that BE-" .hs r.S.a: at.:t setor. keh.oed nu s.s
wosld have bssn - the epirits Of the south
wsre alnsst uttsrlt br4ksn BY The long series Of
rebel dsfsats; sec}hd that the rebel army at Rich
mond, previous = the pte tattles, was updoubt-
ediy over 100000 strong k-fully half Of Beaure-
gards army paeed throegh Atlanta, bonnd for
Rich nopd, to 4is gentlenien's knowledge; third
that but copparatively spall quantity OF cotton
bas been Destroyed At the Aou,h, as the planter.
do what they can 10 save ann not destroy th cir
property, a3h there vii be ab abundanos, there
fore, for the needs Of commerce whenever the 1s-
belion 10 tnded fourth, that the wheat and oat
crops at fhe South is an utter allure and that if
the cory should also fail, fanfpe as well MS the
other b6rrors Of war will be the fete of the South
correspondent of the World, (rom aboard the
eayy Fla3-ofacer Farragut was wSunied in the
hst "a during the engagement, hut h1s Injuries are
'Iai,st'sd ssSsi sispas the British steamer
sAodern Greece whik goi1g into Wilmington
c. on the 9th, wasfrun y round near Fort Fisher
BY the biockad;ng tsaDSs ~ hauled of on the
opening Of the fort on thl n. -
She 1000 lbs Of powder on bcara< The
fort SUCCEEDED in striking SO as to wet te powder
i, believed .hatslarge portion psher cargo will
be ssye1.
A dispatch from Ges. Lseto jeff. Davis an
nounces a signal victory &ne 2sth, aud grieves to
state that our rebeIss n officers and men is
great.
Richmond 1egram Of thA> 98sh, expresses
the opinion tb6t Mcclellan would " captured, as
his army VI thoroughly discom6tteA Gen Elsy
was 6u,iy wounded, feared mortaNx; Major
Washington specia nrst says the >erth-
coming address of the r19Rlican members OF Con-
gress to the peopie, W The most energetic
action in the prosecu( On Of war and the use
of all the means in Oh powsf gainst TIE rebel
lion and foreign intexr6e0pni
The policy of enG Ging 1bal tets in military o.
erations is rapidly gaMlaoEo Nor row.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport MarkSt....Das,y Report.

Davenport MarkSt..-.Dasly Report.
OFFI0p OF THE DEN. NEws,l
Thursday Eve, July 10.
We see no change in % market wolth noticing.
Receipts are very sinai and quotations steady.
Most Of the wheat stored here has been shipped,
and warehouses will soo1I be ready for the new
crop.
rLouR-We quote at 4.00@4.4a.' Shipments
300 bbls.
wusAr--s5@7co. r Rteipts 1851 bu. Ship
ments g ,S65 bu.
BARLsY.-3O@40.
coHs-ls@l5'. Rsea PTS $50 bu. Shipments
$50 bu. II
OATS --25@27c.
WooL-25@40c
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Aud The said wharfage shall become due d
payable, in advance for each twenty f,ur
roura and no person refpsing TO Ray in sd-
vance thail be permitted to use said landing.
SEe, 6 All the public landing embraced pc
tweeh Rock Island street on the east, and Main
street on the west, shall te kept exclusiv ely fr
the use Of steamboats, AID harg.s. and no raft
shall 9s allowed 10 msks use Of said Landing
SHot 8. Any person who may violats any
pssvtDen Of t;is ordnance she'll forfeit and
pay s1las aos lss. tksa sso. nor more tASs enc
husdSsd dell ~. lessseh fence.
sns1. The whsff N.stsr shsll pay over .
The fseassssr. evsry Saturday the amount Of
money collected during the week.
SIC Is. The Whsrf Ma tor shall receive, 40
compessatios for bis services 10 per cent OF oil
the mebeys collected hy him
SEC g The Wharf Master ahall b provided
with esitable Office, on. o+near the said .and
ing under The direction of the Committee up
90 Public Grounds.
Report Af Committee on Claims with refer
ereuce to rsfsoding sassain taxes paid BY tho
Mutual Loan AannaiaiiQR adautea .....-4.a4---
The committee aSpointod to confer With
the gas company, presented the following re-.
port. and offytd the following resolution,
Wulcu were AoSU on 1n0 C0O&e:.
To the Honotdbls Mayor Ed City Council Of
tie CITY Of Iave,ipors:
Your comnkittpe which was appointed at
the Let metttAg of the Council, to confer With
the Gas ComP>py in refsrence TO the eettls-
mens oi their e1aeal against the city. would Re.
specially report tiat they met the Attorney
of the Gas Company sndCMr. Pendleton. and
int'ruated TO them that fAe city would agree
TO pay I, r lighting fifty inps At $50 each per
annnn. upon their rely gushing any claim
they may have kanst Nhe city for the pay
ment of gas rot okoonaunIed. and that the Gas
GE9, Il. FREs,cH. co.,
VIZ WENwICK. ''
Resolsed That the Ordinance Committee
ars hereby authorized aud ins,rueted to report
an ordinanee at the nsxt meeting Of this Coun.
Gil, providing for the removal from the public
streets of all lamp poats. the erection Of " hich
was not directed By the city.
The following coumunication from the Gas
Company, wac presented. upon which action
vas poetponed one week:
To the Honorable Mayo, and Aldermen of
City Council! Of tke City Of Dovenpors
The Davenport 9ss Light and Coke Coups-
ny beg leave to call your attention to tho ex.
istiDg eostract in fslstion to lighting the pub
lie lamps Of the eity With gas. and dssip p
know What action you tend to take BOD
the matter. The hsigation thereabout bsvinS
been decided In favor Of the Gas Company,
they are nov ready to 60 on and Fight the
public lamps. i4 accordance ~ith The contract,
and Wish to know whether the city 10 ncw
wiling to comply with its termsF A. the Gas
COMPANY have also claims agaipst the city %.
DER 'sid contract yet unsdjustsd, they respect.
io'ly request that come action may be taken
y the City Council. to autheriss ssstlsgfsnt
oao. L. DAvnuoss<4fA
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st. Lou4 Markets.

st. Loui Markets.
ST.. Louis, July 8.
FLouR.-Dull at S.. Q@s.so.
WHEAT. Market un1h hsnged, 7l@90c.
CoRS. In fair scma at s2c.
RARLEY.-s2k@55.
OATs-34HM35c
RYE Firm at 36c,
HAY-S5c
PoRK-S9 IS
LARD-6c
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LEGS AND ARMS.

selph,'. Patent GIG Eyoad,cay, opposite
81. Nicholas Hotel
TVHE ABOVE UNRIvALLED SUBSTITUTES
/ for lost limbs combining all the latest i'm
provcnents can b had only Of
WILLIAM SELPHO,
Pstantcc, SIG Broadway.
eU Send for Circular. my3l- m
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The HOME Insurance Company, Of
New York. has cash capita of one million
dollars. and . eurplus. - rer last statement of
ts3l2ss0s. making total cash sssets cf
el6xl16e Oe the liabilities heiDg 4S6OsO ~.
W. F. Ross Agent, MetroI olitan BnilditR.
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ErNA Insurance COMPANY Cargo insuNanc
on Lakes and Rivers may at all times be OBJ
tanned at tre agency Of the Ktna Insurance
Company. Tariff of rates, rs establiehtd by
he Beard of Lake Underwriters may be seen
by calling on II B. HOFFMAN, Agt.
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.ElectiO,s .vOtice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ polls will be opened Saturday, the 18th
day Of July, 1862 ut the house Of Peter Litts, in
the First Ward Of the City Of Davenport, for the
purpose OF electing an Alderman for ea,d Ward to
fill tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
John Sch ulidt. Polls to open at nine o'clock, A.
NJ. nd remain open until SIX o'clock. p. N.
THOo. DERMODY,
City Cle!k.
Davenport, July Sd, 1852
iulyt dtd
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Dixon, July 9.
. reaper til wilIssmmencc on the

"THE OLD HARTFokD"-W. +. Ross.
AGSNr. METROPOLITAN Bur DiNe.-Ihe Hartford
Fire Insurancs Company (crart red A d
lSl0) has just made its one hundred and
fourth semi-annua! statement, tlo"ing assets
Of S952l58 So. with less thaA $1,000 liabilities
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New \ o{a aarxe,.

tNEw YORK, July 10.
FLouR-Markst frm.s Bales At $4.5o01475 super
State; $4.e0@5.10 Exts4 State 4.5o@47 IS Super
Western, 81 959t.l6 cnmon to mesium Fx'rs
Brands extra &. H.OH
WasAr.-Sales 1t 42.0o@@l 10 Chicago spring
81 l.07@$s .l3 Milwaukee Club; 81 22@l FL Winter
Red Western 81 2o@ks5 White Michigan.
Com 52@5S13c Mi}ed Western inssors and do
livered. A
Wu,sKY.-Market d8l ;29 9903c.
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i:...aE.' r.s.s BY the late Secretary Of the
Ms. Oandler, from the Committee IN Com.
sas. a.ns Il sla providing for appoint
NJ. AcDoueX offered rssolutiopIl At the Pro-
nden' oe requesed TO have prepaEI full report
OF the foreign and domestic tradk and commerce.
OF CAlifornia, and 0Segon aud & ashiog,on Teri
tory. to be subnit.ed>e. s6ext session. Laid
over.
number of Brig. .nd AEi!(}enerals in tho army.
ihe bill provides for reduction in the number,
Referred to the MiijMry ConA Aittee.
AOUss.-Ar. Lotejoy a.ked, but failed to re-
ceive consent. toTintroduce resslution instruct
ing the Comyiftee on Ways ant Means to take
jury Of t6e public credit.
~ Frop yxs6sS ston ~
ii. mission 4 ,e,sy gshnssn to 'sy ss- :, Or
.eans is with Ayiev to oil flaims and to pass oil
laws and regul.NeH rferfDg to bStslations be-
tween the iorcigness and Ahe cipF auiA critics Of
Ne. Orleans. II has tssn suYfsed that he viii
ed into the hands Of Gen. But Ter, Eko will retain
the military semmsnd ofthetAacS.
Cape>V. +. smith, osthe IopogSap6.cal Engi-
neers, waa><Q- day confirmed k51he Senate a. .
Brig. Gen. TAe nomipsstCn had been pending
since August lase3 Il knssn that he has been,
II the mean tiA. act6s Is Brig. Gen. Of volun.
tsers In tbesrmy Of the eYos.,pac.
Nointeliigence has received from the army
it is improving in .'Nss
>~S> --------
From vitk,burg.
\VIcKsBuRa, I, via MExPgta, June 9.
Mo:tars Nom above and below cehtnue to shell
II The here Rebel. A.v. number o1<.se guns. mount
ed on field ca<iages, whip6 they transfer from
point to point Al their previous position is mace
antenabe BY thsEe rour guns.
Gen. Williams hsA PLANTED q field battery on q
point opposite thsrfN which causes considerable
annoyance to tb<rebo.G Runners.
The work eE the canaAis progressing rapidly
Large ADDITIONS have beeh made to the number
Of fcv9'<seand' enployedA
From r t:;sN
Esw York. July 10.
, The T -t... steamer Petomal fi PVT loyal Of eth,
The health of tho traals is Fosable.
the ;,h All quio. an 80 ' ~
'"'fls''sS;:,:: S,:... Jul, ,.
! The State reaper ape, ii wi,I..mmence on the
morning Of the ~.
"THE OLD HARrFokp"-W +. Roas.
AGENT. METROPOLITAN Bur DlHG-Ihe Hartfor d
Fire Insurance Company (ctar, red A d
lol0) has just made its one hundred and
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FOR SALE OK To LET.

,INE CHILDBIRTH PROPERTY" AT EAST
L h venpsrt, on the River read; Stone Dvell-
,ar ht lse, with Garden Of 8 acres. One Of the
Gts' esrable places OF re sidence in this vicinity
JOHN /. COFFIN,
.,-E ?l-ln State Bank building.
fI,HE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE IL NOW
L prepared to execute, in the most approved
style of the art, any and ail manner OF printing
fan n .or1,nnn ha.1' I'll t. ~ T-es .irt
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NUMBER 227.
AtrNNed or Seolese.

HEAVY BAY HORSE, ABOUT AK
~ hands high, blind in both eyes. heavy feat
ocks, II Or IA years old, had on leather halter.
strayed from Convent north Of Locust street. Any
person giving Information which will lead to his
recovery will Be libenlly rewarded. Inform alton
can be left at cu,len's blacksmith shop. on Third
street. II. GROSS.
jyQ1w
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C961cE patterns SUMMER Silks,
Laws. shawla and an endless variety Ct Toilet
niSk max, just opening at Whisler's.
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CO.PNr1iee1.shta2.

Co. .PNf11ee1'Slttp.
vTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
L Il themselves tsgether this day, for the purpess
Of conducting the Hotel business at the LeClsire
House In this city, under the hrm name Of 0illsta
Wirts8 Morris.
aDAvxxPon1, Nay 7tA, 1861. f
- ~ ars J. @. Wl1fS, iii
6assax II
8sG5 .tss.., za.asfef
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VT.4.H'Ta.D.

4 STABLE MAN-ESQUlRE AT TIE SCOTT
iDc23
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Thursday, 8Iy oath, 1862.

Dewitt. in Clinton bunty. for the purpose Of
Dominating candidates or Judge and District At
brney to be vo ed for r the coming October cleo.
IN. ,xkSsssi k-Nx x-AAssrx.g
county Representatives same bs-fQ.
Convent bn.
By DER Of the Committee.
WIN. 7. IR IMAM, Muscatine county.
HARVEY LE< <HARD, Scott
JAMES GRANs,
kELsO jackson
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RICnAkDsoA's NEW Ml TMoD

FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
An Imprstement upon all other Ins kuction Books,
In Prof lessivo Arrangem ent, Ada lion and Sim
plcitJf Founded upon New an&prgina Plan,
and III etrated by series Of 4tes, showing
the ProfAG Position Of the Hand and Fingers.
as. ns Tn,s, 1ss,.sss sss's.:.s'' s.::' A,'"''7
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kRv'TS.


TWO ACTIVEMEN OF
4 to fill the stu atoms d night &atchman and
inside porter. Apply to
Ct nuErf HOUSE.
AURORA ksrsl4.E
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cHAs. =. PUTNAM. john y. RO08R0
PUN N a ROG EHS.
a TTORNEYS AND NDCOUNSELORS ATIAW.
"A Orvlcx, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main 1t.
Second Floor. iun7.dtf
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AURORA ~
"a
CLARK afan11HlAR<
FAN Ter" q len. August f'".
TT IS ONE OF he MOST suSLESsFUL
L.schools in the West, and fully Il tiled to the
large patronage it Yas received. 1t as large
and able corps Of Yachers, an locd I'D in one Of
the healthiest and most pleasant tow1s in Illinois
Tho standard offscholar-hip is hill and the
building the fncD cf the Kind in th Estate. The
Female Departi BAT offers special 6ucements.
Expenses vary rtm $l2O to $3.50 per Year, accord
ing to the studSe Ses. y
Diberal disco knts to cergymen. 8.
For circul. address Rev. q. W. Querean, A.
N. Aurora, Illlhois. jyl7wf
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DOCTORS PARKER & McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. franklin block, second door, Brady St..
between Second and Third, Davenport, IL va.
DIR. PARKERs residence, corner 9th and LeClaire
streets. DR. Gro. ". MCCARS's residence, east
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
17-dtf
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- .
New YorAetoc Market.
i NEW YORK, July 10.
Money! Mosss oa:g @:1e.ss as ss @ cent. e On cali.
Sterling exchange Ghiet ut $l.36.
G. h K. l. 64Ac
American goia $l.1@
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i, K. e: :u,. @ i've e len S dollar: sn pAETS.o.n':
taking home treatment vill pay weekly. Mrs.
Price will pay special attention to the Practice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar TO her
sex my5 d&wtf
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judicial @o,.rcMfio,,.

: HE DEMOCRACY if THE SEVENTH JU.
Convention by deleg,p IS from the counties com
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Dis OllEtiO2o.
vTvnE FIRM OF GILLETT, wIRTS KELLY.
formerly proprie.ors Of the LeClaire House,
Il this day Dissolved BY mutual consent. The
sccounts cf the concern will bs settled BY its
members.
P.J GILLETT,
J. c. W1RTS,
J. 8. KELLEY.
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CLARK T. liOIT

1lEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,
- Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons frsm tho
best Eastern manufactures, Of the most approx ed
patterns, an at prices tnat defy &C mpetiiion No
lao rady street, Dav export. Iowa lsp9
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TO LEI,.

nFFlCES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post Once and LeCiaire Blocks. The L.
Ois're Market House, suitable for storage OF grain
er heavy merchandise. Apply 10
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT. or
JOHN l. COFFIN
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wEuIzua
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
II OFFICE, up stairs, corner OF Main and Second
streets, in McManus y Shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch 25-ltf.
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snS3-aK
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\TnE Street Comm issiouer will /at
once proceed to make 'o'id iuProv,hent'
along Fourh street. a thoroughfare which ha
been scMa Maalously neglected for fears pact
Better lateXhan never, however
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II Jh LA q N1ItN W VVOe
3a City, July 9th 90.
jlyl1-d&w10d
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New York, Dec. 16.
The morning papers contain revolving
news from the seat of war.
The steamer Scotia arrived early this
morning. from Europe. via Queens
town. 7th.
Brsadstnfis advancing.
Nothing new on American affairs.
The Lopdon Globe thinks the situa tor
Of America promises stricking result.
soon.
| The Times thinks the Democratic sue
cesses have rendered the Government DIES.
perate Instead ofdaunting it, and it looks
upon the last advices as worse yet o. in.
|dicatirg that preparations for servile wa,
are about to commence.
Gladstone, in letter TO President No.
man, denies that he has ex pressed any
sympathy with the Southern cause, or pas
sed eulogism on JEFF. Davis. He claims
to be much better friend to Northern
Americans than those who encourage
them to psrsevere in the hopeless and dcs-
tructive enterprise.
Interesting and very encouraging state
ments have been submitted 10 the Allan.
tic Telegraph Company by Capt Haskins,
who took sonndings on Porcupine.
The French Government has concluded
The contract for supplying the army 10
NJ ofor two years. Preliminary occu
patton was inferred.
Cotton famine and distress in France ia
increasing in severity.
London markets, on The 9th, changed
frsctionaliy lower. ConsoIs 92i. Bull
lion 1t the Bank of England had declined
during the week 49.l79.
Liverpool, Dec. 6sh.--Coston brokers
say the market, last Friday, closed with
dull and dropping tendency At about one.
quarter pence below former quotation in
currency. However, on receipt OF Scotia's
adviees, bringing orders for the purchase
Of cotton. 6rmer tone sprung up, and
prices ranged shove the decline.
Liverpool, Dec. 6th.-American cotton
is penny higher. Manchester market 10
improving. Breadstafs generally dull
and lower; -four 9 pence lower; wheat
l(D2 pence better; Red Western 9(d,9l;
Corn dull 1t 9 pence cheaper; mixed 70.
Beef, pork, bacon changed, quiet. Lard,
more doing.
LATEsr.- Liverpool, th.-Cotton clos
ed quiet. Breadstufs declining tendency.
Provisions, downward tendency.
LondoD.-Consols 92t@9a4; Bread.
stufrs declining.
Prince Alfred's election as King of
Greece il coHidered certain.