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MARRIAGE.

Its loves and hates sorrVws and Anglers, hone.
s1,sSA and fears, regrets and joys; MANHOOD, how
lost, how restored the nature. treatment and
radical cure Of Spermatorrhsa or seminal
weakness; involuntary emissions sexual debility, and
mr-diments to marriage generally; nervousness, con-
sumption. fits mental and physical incupacity. resulting
from sELF:ABusE-are fully explained in the MAR.
RAGE GUIDE, by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D. This most
extraordinary book should be in the hands of every
young man contemplating marriage and every man or
woman who desires to limit the number Of their offspring
to their circumstances Every pain, disease and ache
incidental to youth, maturity and old age. is fully
expaincd every particle Of knowledge that should be
known Is here given. 1t is full Of engravings. In fact
It discl"ses secrets that every should know still It
Is book that must be locked up and lie about the
house. 1t will be sent to any one the receipt Of
twenty-five cents in specie. or postage stamps Address
DR.. WIN YOUNG, No. 4l6 Spruce Street, above Fourth
Philadelphia.
1S-Aniicted and unfortunate, matter what may VS.
your disease before place yourself under the
any Of the notorious Quacks-natve or foreiCn-who
advertise in this any other paper get copy of Dr.
Young book, and READ 1T CAREFULLY. 1t will lie the
means Of saving you many dollar, your health, and
possibly your life.
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on my If tho diseases
described in his publication his Office No Il6 Spruce
Street. above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Office hours from to daily. MAR l. 1s62-ly
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Steam Dyeins and Securing
EST. lib LISHMENT.
MRS. L. w SMITH

1-o
MRS. Il. w. SMITH,
No. %, N. Fifth street. between Market and A rch
PHlLA?ELPHIA.
DlECE Goods of every description dyed to any
s"lor. Ladies Wearing Apparel of every lies
cripton. dyed in the most fashion Bile and perma.
nent coors, and finished in superior style Mer.
inc, Cashmere and Grape shawls. Table and Piano
Covers, Carpets. Rugs etc Secured. ponges and
Silk Dresses Re-Dyed all Colors, and warranted
equal to new.
N. --tientlemen's Clothes Cleaned or DYED
on reasonable terms.
The Passenger Railway Cars pass the door
Mnrch =, 1861 -ly.
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Gar0s.
.
Sanauef Marshall,
DENTIST

No N I . I,
MO. los WEST SEVENTH STREET. between
~ Shipley and Orange, WILMINGTON. Del
$. having enjoyed practice in this city a
plumber of years, with pleasure refers to the prom
merit citizens generally. ISep l, IsG0-ly
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CHEAP JOHN

A(RSAas just received new lot OF
49, tho most improved Coal Oil
LAMrS, which no sells at the lowest prices
ever known in Elkton.
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Delaware Home fer the Insane.

This Institution will be conducted on the same
general principles as the Living Home. and man
aScd by Kind and eypcI fenced nursrs. The build
ing has been arranged for the safety AMI co,nf"rt
Of its inmates. while it is free from most Of the
prisOn-lik- bolts and bars that have such all
unpleasant appearance in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general supcrin-
tendcnce OF b, 9TH the Living Home and the Home
torthc Insane. and by colnbnug judicious ays-
TEN Of light labor will be enabled to make the
charges considerably less than any other institu-
ton in the country.
Boarding and Nu1Sing
H'iN be from Three 10 1uclre Dollars per Week.
including Medical attendance or not as may be
agreed upon.
DIR, j. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We. the subscribers. Physicians in the City Of
Wilmington. Del, believe that the Proprietor of
the Living Home. and Home for the Insane. will
endcavor to make them useful and popular insti-
'utons and that We will at'cLd persons who
visit thchi. at the customary city charges.
IL. +. Askrw, MD, Geo ". Clayton, VI. d.
l.. +. Bush NJ. H.. James +. Wilson. ". D.,
Il. X. Porter. NJ, D., W. X. Bullock. N. H..
u. +. johnson, VI. d.. A. H. Grin,shaw A. d.
Wm H. Nhit", u. d.. ti-o. Pepper Norris. 81 b..
Geo. Hi, hard Baker. ". D.. Edward Veazey, NJ. D.,
-.AopatLic.
T.. Harlan. VI. d..
A. Negundauk, NJ. d..
J. Simn,s. VI. D., ,..
J. II. SimnW VI. H.. he'oe'''
J. b. Craig, NJ. D.. Hydropathic.
Feb IS, lSGl-3n
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

a Benevolent Institution established by special
Endomment, for the Reiiefcf The Sick and Dis
tressed. afflicted ,cifh TruieM and Epidemic
Diseases, and Especially for The Cure Of Diseases
ofihe Seruai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur.
geon, to all who apply by letter. with description Of
their condition. aGe, occupation, habits Of life. &c and
in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrh~a, and other
Diseascs Of the Sexual Organs and the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dspnnsary. sent to the afflicted
in scaled letter envelopes free If charge Two or three
stamps for postage will DO acceptable.
Address DR. sk1LLIN HouGHT0N, Acting Sur.
geon Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
philadelphia, la. BY order If tho Directors.
EZRA D. HEANTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
March ., lS61-ly.
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uoUSEkEEPES. ATTENTION We have Just
L received large lot of the most superior
GROCERIES ever offered in this ma rket to which
We invite particular attention. Also a lot of
MEMS and BOYS CAPS. latest styles manufac.
tured to order. ROSSELL L HINES.
March %
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miscellaneous,
MlRYLAuDERS, RALLY \
VOLH NTEERS WANTED
FOR THE
lst Eastern Shore Regiment
Of
HOME GUARD.

have been authorized by tho War Department
i mt Washington to have enrolled and mustered
into the service Of the United States Regiment
Of Infantry, to act asa
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1000 AGENTS WANTED.

To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to mako
money quickly can do better with these articles
than anything in market They arc new, useful
low priced and we are spending thousands in
advertising them for the benefit Of agents. Boxes
OF samples. containing dozen of tho one dollar
packages above specified. with circulars, vii! be
sent on receipt OF SEVEN DOLLARS, about half
price to my person wishing to test his or Der skill
in selling with tho view Of becoming an agent
They can be sold in a day. EWe wsuld rather
pay salaries than COMMISSIONS to those who prove
Themselves Efficient salesmen.
vNow is thetime to 60 into tho business. For
address aud references ICE above.
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GROUND RAW ROYEs-
II. II. WELLS

TAKES this method of informing his friends
L nd the rublic generally that he is now iocnt-
ed at No. 532 ARCH STREET. one door below
Sixth Street. south side next door to the Ba pti
Publication Society, PHILADELPHIA, where he
intends to give special attention TO FIRST class
MILITARY CLOTHING BUSINESS
for Officers Of the Army and Navy. There will b.
kept on hand we'll selected assor tmcnt of Cloths
Cassimeres. Beavers and superfine Kerseys, all of
which will be Of the Regulation Colors for both
branches Of the u s. Service.
His past experience in the nbove, iusti6es him
in wnrranting every garment turned out by him
shall be strictly according to the Regulation for
the Army and Navy
In addition to the abevo there will be kept on
hand full assortment of Military Clothing.
CITIZENS CLOTHING,
There will also be kept constantly on hand a
full assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTlNGS. &c. and strict attention will DO given
to Style and First Glass Workmanship, in the
Citizens rs well ms Military branch Of his business
~ Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Mar 20, 1S62-6m
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To Carriage Manufacturers.

THE subscribers have constantly on hand
L large assortment Of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of Fclloes. Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokcs. &c. Also, u large guam.
tity OF Seasoned Axics, and Plank of differ
ent lhickncsses, all of which they will dis.
pose OF ut reasonable prices.
SCOTT Il ADDISON,
Jan 30, lS1S--tf SCOTS Mills.
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W. J. JONES'. W. p. EWING.
JONI S & EWING.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ELkTON, MD.
Having associated ourselves for the practice Of
lour profession, we will attend carefully and
promptly to all business placed in our hands. We
will practice in the Courts Of Cecil Kent and Ha,.
ford, and the Court Of Appeals. Office on NORTH
ofkEET, opposite the Jail. Dec. 3,.tf
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T AIDES DRESSED BOOTS heelsi. selling at
IL $3.50. beet quality, at T. DRENNENs.
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DIR. VIM. II. HURD,S
NEURALGIA FLASTBRS.
FOR THE CURE OF
NEURALGIA

NEO 1CAlAGlA
or Tooshache produced by colds
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by Their application.
They &C, like charm. and are perfectly harm.
less IN their nature do not produce blister and
leave no unpleasant results
DR.. Vim. B. Hnrd's Neuralgia Plaster.
never fail to give satisfaction to all whs tc, their
virtue
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office. No. ~
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. d.
Price. only Is Gents each.
IVA liberal discount made to dealers.
Address PRINCIPAL Orricn, TRIBUNE Build
ISGs, No SPRUCE STREET, New Yorx.
Sold also by DYoTT 4 co, 1872 North 9,d
street, and D. S: HUDBELL, 14I0 Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, and by all Druggists.
Dec. "a. lStl-y
NoT,cE.-We are daily receiving orders to send
BY mail some one or more of DR.. Hurd's Dental
Remedies, which We cannot fill. None are maila
BILE except the Neuralgia Plaster. which VIC send
in and envelope on receipt of price (l5 cents) and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in places
where the druggists and storckcepers are behind
the age, We have put up packages in white en-.
bosscd boxes. seven inches by four with compart-
ments-ench box containing u bottle of Dr. HURDs
MOUTH WASH. and TOOTH ACHE DROPs, box Of
ToorH PONDER, the NEURALGIA Plaster, and a
valuable little Treatise on Teeth and heir Diseases,
the best means of preserving then and the proper
treatment OF Children's Teeth, worth Of itself tho
entiro cost to every young man or woman, or
parents with young children, with sundry other
necessary articles price per package ONE DOLLAR.
OF six packages for 3d. sent by express directed
AS the Express charges are not much. If any, moro
on a dozen than one. it is far cheaper to order
six or u dozen packages at one time. large
family will want ALL or the surplus DO disposed
of 10 the neghbors with public benefit, for no one
can estimate how much pain. suffering, unhappi-
ness and disagreement. expense, loss Of time and
money wonld be saved to the country if every
family to-day had ore Of these packages which, in
itself is a complete set Of Dental Remedies
Address WV. b. Hum h Co., Tribune Buildings.
New York. and write name and address plainly'2
That remittances may be made with confidence.
W. X. II Co. refer to the Mayor of BROOKLYN
to g. ". Griffith. President of the Farmers and
American Manufactured Gazette; to JOY. Goa 4
Co Publishers Agents, New York; to PIT Bar
num- Esq, who knows good thing when he sees
il, and who has already ordered second supply,
etc, A''
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JAS. r. MCCULLOUGH.

Attorney at Lar, and Solicitor in Chancery
OFFICE removed to the Brick Building,
Oon North Street, nearly opposite the
office Of the Reg lister Of W ills.
June 8, lS6O-6m.
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WIIITEWASIIIN(

Hoop SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS -
- GREAT FALL in PRICES Of HOOP SKIRTS.
90 Fer cent. lower than the nsua Prices. We have an
ntirey new style and make Of skirts from what We hav.
bsen selling. Do not fail to look ut Spring Skirts
March s'6l. THOS. DREAMER
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GHAWLS! SHAWLS.-Stclla, Blanket,
~ and Mantila Shawls, tho finest stock of
Wollen Blankets ever offered just opening at
OctS. WM TOkBERTS
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GOOD NEWS FOR TIE POOR.-OILS.
~ &c. DRENNEN Is selling all kinds Of Goods cheap
for Cash. and he wants all persons to know it, by calling
1t the old Stand. when he will convince you that Won
can make an investment that will You /. per
by purchasing your goods Of him. iMarsl
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DATENT Wagon or Carriage Greass, said
l. to be the hest article ever invented; lasts
longer and will not gum. For sale by
JOHN PERKINS, JR.,
Nov 10, 1869 Opposite Court House.
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Great Britain.

UousY OF LORDS, Monday, Aug. 4.--On the mo.
ton for going into Committee on the Union keiiei Aio
Mill Ieed Russell sincerely regretted the present
distress suffered by the operatives of Lancashire.
Having explained ;be object OF the bill, he showed
that the principle on which 1t was based wac no In
noyation, but as Old as the time Of Queen Eliza
beth
Lord Malmesbury censured the Government for
bringing forward this nleasnre in the last week Of
the session. lie protested against the bill.
The Duke of Newcastle defended tie measure.
Alter some discussion the bill was passed through
Committee and was read a third time aud passed
The Times says: " The prospects OF the opera
.jye 40 far az regards the amount OF la or they arc
likely to obtain, are becoming darker every wee x:
AZ Blackburn, ont Of population Of 63,lOo 2l,O55
optraives and $50 Others III different departments
are wholly unemployed, owing 20 the scarcely Of
American cotton Al Stockport, WIgan, Preston,
Z RILEY aud Kcsepcae, the ds'ress j. very great.
TIE army md Nary GazeHe SAYS: 4" The real
res,oa Tor tie departure of the Prince de inviile
ana Of his Iephews, tie Cou1t Of Paris and The
Duke d. Charles was the Mexican war"
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MES, street firing. firing by volleys, by file, -


will. &c. ,
O'Clock fr the afternoon there company drill
which ELECTED appliance from crowds Of spectTor' bsooI
Clark who the grand on the fotomac anu
Pesien. Webster WHO Of tue British rrsnents az
Montreal last week. say they have seen better dr
O'clock II the evening brilliant concert occurred ~ t'
Brigade Bard Of Boston, Vhch succeeded by aorcnsn'
rsyie- at 10 o'clock night, Bishop Clark fiesicet bomns
Dr. Webstrr nd the Professors serehaded, ana severn
| gentlemen responded very heppiy. ,,
ThusGs morning at 10 O'Clock. artillery d condne.ea ny
Tutor Shluok followed by Grafton ~ the cnucn oy .e
Right Rev 1hns, IL Clark. Ii'hop OF Rhode tn9 on sus
Education o. Soldier. t need only bc SAIL oil ,hs e'o
that It cLaisc,erzed by lie Reverend s-nrinS
pr rdy OF thought and nascry OF lai 3uag, 70
deaf then conferred the degrees OF H. A. ana d. y o. Ut
gfadu iipg cass all Of whom now IN ~" lou' islo
Cavalry on the JsmrS The honorary drgrec oil uoctoi o!
Laos was conferred on Aonzo Jachmsn, NJ A. nr'' GEN.
vermont 3, ae i,il In the afternoon, Pa betJa Of
N.y-Y OK CAV. . most witty and Brilliant poeLi 49,
"a n m Thnrsday the largest war meeting ever held IN
Nor New took place Oh the g-en IN front Of the
,,yer.ty people being pfereDi. Col Barron OF Nor
yico r. .siasu aud Prof Jhars L. Baloh S.crctsry. Mo-
ouen p.tfioc addresses delivered by hlI Morrill, i
q The Rav DE- CLARK of PHILADELPHIA Mr. Bopimas o.
Ro,,e ~ and by the Bishop Of hoia bland Every ell
init. that Commencement. has passed ~ with the utmo,:
po bts eI The UniyoIaiiy - now IN more ou ishlns
CONDITION h,n ever before. Two Professors have been
IA bv TIC ustees tia F-cuty. L, the chair Of Latin
ati Gir1k Lar ,isgrs and Literature Cherries Leland
Jrh h. A.. Of Auw-Yofk To the chair of Modern Ian
a. go j. ipuaid Chainios rom r. Nor- candidates fl
Ia tho Fall hay. offered uise than be).c
ALPHA
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E53GM UTAH.
Correspondence ef The II. Y.qhbune.

Correspondence az The II. Y. Tribune.
SAT- LAFE Cry Jn'y 81, 1852.
Presuming that this letter may reach you in de-
cent time, and not be L" cacaeG" in soma stable,
with hurdieds OF ga KS Of mil matter from the ~.
lmiic Stats, conclude TO ineloeo YOU the opening
sIcach Of our nc.s Governor.
The Moncns al gfea. celebration Oh the 9th,
the fifteenth anniversary % the arrival OF The pi-
onecr9 in these valleys. The procession for NUM-
b.is, Of come couli not compare with those oil
older ciliee b,i. WAS very interesting and exceed
iuply certifying ~ eycyJoy. The c'il0le
portion II ne Goa,ilrs, inch'ilny ai Tie Ftdei"i
OH GERS were, ii anything, moro 'nthuolis'ic thah
ihe Nora.oDs Vi u he dlsp,y.
Ut,b is ipet changing from its iorIner ehtrac'"r
md pos'f'on. 10 nCt hiamc former tXc'n+veucr'.
Win the army came bitterness frfe a. }udi i've
ue- thai fhrs l,ened eycrvihiug ANA the most c'f'
rpt IT CAMP follow en- aud b'acd-egt were Se' ose
upon the community. Will IN degt .iHio o. tnt
army there wHs q cleaning CT, aud iiai u n tho
resent time decidedly the most pear,abie com
,pruitv on IRE continent ii Amcficl, aid Vrry
nsrtt able reln' innalip Exists etweeu the beniies
vh, would bs estceMei eirowtof; AMI tie Sl'raiJn
cne'f. Ju.t fancy tbe NosH0, tfr ~ tneieS 300 -
army ont IN the II Ouiaios AL tine " irt'r ~ 81 anu
ri ,ac present moment these sane horfGuns aro
sailiug west Yard th..rtean urf wagons 3" CGrsIi
ia og,,cr o. ir, 10 ~ the array 81, hfs AMI army
l.. ss,c Isgca.e ard ammunition .or u G. Cit rr a
Voiuitrt re-! 1lc'e Is charge th"'e! - ai'o, tac
cli.f-Psttidrnt ioung-is 80 pTncina. contract -"
Cor both re 81, t.iu and wtaferl divisions Of the
Overland Nsii Inc. ~ supplying 81 cir for Tic
stool. "a utifis thugsaul mile..
On the eveiiag oi tie 2iili, after tie Celebration
graat bail Wa given Ia tho S)orl naii, 1T W.ich
he pii1Jpal Crzeob net Tho new National oiir'fr'
Among others, our correspondent isi ar iuNr '.oa
AMI w;.s uch plca.ei 20 witness ,ho corialfy OF
both side, Of tie gicat fi'giy Of t-,lc ssmreL
there met, besiie tie Nai'0-s rep. 81 iNoe, sen
trncl tealitc nance Aigr,y respected IN aew-l K
Ct and SIN rfanc'.c,. repre- .t.iuy the iv" 70 &c,
tie. OF !. Atlantic pa! isgi..'
!. r Iloa-as 20 notice IBIS hn''ahl7 ie''i'R,
which wi,h re prospect OF taat faeiL; A4isofG
before ~, j, ia Lopcd may Increase li tie 1''ic-
ion of creeds i forgotten forsycr.
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minisration of the law is always unerring. But tho

minisratiou Of the law il always unerring. But tho
general result remains.
a few ind vidnas among the properiied class
struck down by assassins, who generally pay with
their vs the for cit Of IT, ir crime; but the terror
Of tie counter law thus Grated literally does It's
work and every peasant knows it. Every pfopre-
tor who wishes to BE- thought well OF by he fellows,
loudly and tcorniuly declares that he 10 not afraid
10 ride home alone at iigti, 20 act rs q magistrate,
or to 90 a. he will with bis own; but, unhappily,
no one believes bim. Rightly or wrongly, the in
;enso nv,cion in the mind OF HE peassntfy Is that
tlrir condition as occupers Of ths soil generally
speaking, wi h1ut any lcs,l eecury, is silently BIT
certainly ulercei ~ Sue terrorism Of a-raian vc-
lsuce And this fearful fact, ignored in pailisment,
ard stupidity GeriGed by an Igaoiant press, is, III
truth tic core of the w OF evil. u Is th,s winch
exHl.i : the mn'e syInVs'hy and passing aid on
which tie murderer know, that he can rely. Nobng
else can account Tor il, lad but FOR Il al! else would
&c anaCcouutalle.
The dtols details of conc ~ Having its rani-
iicaiiois far ard neer, are in great part but dreams
Of parocTapl-rnOnge. or iuvsn ions OF tire detective
roli.e Secret ur ann cations thcro NAY be here and
here from time e. time. but permanent plot oi
co1preAen.i,s dimension, regulated by uuiioTL
mis- r,yrrrod ly - uicll y-craiut-d hierarcrY
q renoiee'.ss Jud ;es, wR .n"eye b. be ~ h'tt =
than miserable myth. Tire thing is iar VOLS, III
esuUca e.. q. il fonrd,d IL TIE uniaugu Instincts
al a feople who h we never been taught 70 know
,ln law as g protector and q friend, aSd WHO'S
physril courage, ACTIVITY, sud skill supply fq'u-
ia,rouly tie terrible mCcus ci Will revenge Wfeu
some ar's OF ls,r.l individual oNlortion or legal
ized cruelty cause their patience 10 Overflow.
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BY TEE ANGLo-sAxoN AID HANsA
THE COTTON FAMINE IN ENGLAND
Cultivation of Cotton in the French Colonies
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ITALY
The Proolsnations Of Garibaldi and
+. .rs Victor Emanuel.

The steamship Hansa, from Southampton Oh the
9th Of August arrived here yesterday, and the Ango
Saxon, from Liverpool The 7th via Londonderry the
stb, passed Father Poiut yesterday morning.
By Che ARRIVAL of the latter we have the London
derry kilograms which missed coming ashore AT Cape
Race.
The Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived at Lcndon-
derry on the 9TH.
The Borussis, from New-York, arrived at South
ampton on tie 7th.
The sales Of cotton for the week were II 900
balee, with an advance OF a 81. on American de-
scripiors. Fridays sales were 1000 bales, at IN
changed rates as compared with THURSDAY.
Bread.tuiis were quiet but steady ON Friday.
Provisions dull and downward, excep, bacon,
which is firm.
Consols 93i for money.
American Securities quiet but steady.
Ship Car, from Liverpool for New.Yoik, put into
Beaumaris with loss OF sails.
By tie Anglo-Saxon we have Londonderry dis
patches of the 9Th inst, which failed at Cupe Race.
In the House of Commons, prior to the delivery
OF the Qeeen's speech, Lord Pslmerslon in rep'y to
inquiries by Mr. FnZ gerald relative to affairs III the
Bahama waters, pointed out that Great Britsins
interest was in aiming telligefeut rights at
sea, and she could not interfere uness beigeren
rights We're abused. Representations were being
made TO the United States Government against the
practice of requiring bonds for goods shipped from
New-York 10 Nassau.
All of the Queens speech, relating to American
affairs, has already been Published.
The MazatlaA, from NewpOrs for St. Thomas, has
put back lesky and will discharge.
The Gar, from Liverpoofo for New-York, has Put
into Besumaris with loss of sails
TIE Queens speech has the following paragraph
In relation Ame lea in addition to the one already
tol graphed VII. Cape Race:
Her Majesty has gwen ready assent TO the act
carrying INTO effect tic treaty with the United States
for the supp es Of the slye- rade and trusts shat
the cooperation of the United States navy with her
own may 10 far to extDgui-h tie desolating criue
TO which the treaty is directed
CALcUTTA, July 1.-THE indigo crop is estimated
a. 100 600 cheds.
BOMBAY, July 16.-Cotton has advanced 30 ru-
pees.
CANTON June 27.-The American steamer Cor
tezo has been Destroyed by fire.
Shanghae aed Ningpo are much queter. Taeping
IL Keeping back.
Both places are making defensive operations.
The Governor of Macao is reported to be negotat-
ing treaty between Portugal aud China.