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Is sses % for tn. low grade. ofE.r. and ssss, s

ss ssass % for tn. low grades Of Extra and ssos1 70 Sf
trade End family brsni ss,hea Floor s also very soist
oio.e ses Of GO bo' t sya for m.rre good Super.
tine County brand. end 81 lCa ~ 20 l Jad- b5.pd sys
avs ?5 Corn Meal dull and hossy. bat not quosby
lover in tie stsnee Of salrs. ,,-,,
the by lsrgel sud prices re 3a4c
BUSH lower inusbcrd by the violent decline Of Escaangs
consist Of Ia soO buh CIesgo sprnsst 81 COOS 33i
li4oo do Milwaukee Cub at 4i26dsi Sy IL $50 oo Am:
bs' Sprlns ~ tia I'll 40 1900 do. Red Westerns II
81 IS and Il 800 do. Amber do ga ~ Barley
and barley Nal, remain quiet, ard prices arc DoDina 0as
te!Sc. for Western. and 16oI7c for state. Ryes quiet
20. mo supply Is sh and prices m 6. 81 IS for stare
the rspid dscin. in Gold E,shsnss bu, do
nsnd noticeable At he concesoo; sales Of 5000 bushels
HAY IN good request but 6s Transaction. Less
s:o;vs owing % III. nc.nency Of the wesshsr ses II
HOPS axe inactive and somewhat heavy salos OF so bales
Of i6a2lc for ordinary to prime quality.
yet prces remain about the ssns a. last quoted.
NAVAL STORES continue to sell in very small quaint
OiLs-Ths market for most descriptions is n,ctiv. snt
prices unehsogsd If We except fstroeom which nss :
PRoTisioNS-Th. Pork MARIE. !. les. .cy. and I. love-.
and unsettled sales OF 80 bills ct $ll t3D* s for Oa
Mess; s 5OGs for New DO. sod sI 3i09ii 50 fSs
Prime. Beef IL in moderate dsmsud ana l. steady
% Of 800 bbs 80 5Ud IL for PaD Mes aud S2 5O0
Sa for Exus Mes, Tieres Beef /. y.Iy dull and heavy
Beef Hams quiet and nominal at Sl7 for Westsrn
Cut Meats are q1et yet steady; sales oil i~ pses ~rto
for Snouda and s.c Hsms. BAcen continue. Inactive
and prices nominal Lard dull aud heavy OWNS
to the decline in I'D aud Exchanges sales Of go bo II
va ots for far 10 prime. $500
RICE In m,dsr.s demand and steady; sales Of 100 bags
RangooD, Ia bond, at SEC. .
Su0AR-Tne ma ket for both Raw and Refined has bees
eIcredsJ quiet as ard we have only to note
ssIe Of 10 hhds New Orleans on private terms.
SEEDS-ors Seeds generally are inactive but the up
Div IS not large aud pcss firm at ~ 4SUS2 81 for Wee
tern Rough Flax ga 81 Is BUSH for Tinsby and e30
o.. Tor Clover Seed.
TALLOW is dall and the market Is lower 10 ympstny
with Gold and Excbange saes OF 00 10 ut lltVi*c 100
City and l03c. Tor Western.
WHISKY 10 in better supply, and the market duh sns
somewhat heavy; Of 80 obs. Western 81 4oc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

Austrian note on the. same subject not expected
until the Goth.
TIE Paris Pdtrie saws: "H orr information be
correct the Cabinet " ST. Petersburg will accept
the Austrian PROPOSAL declining. in some respects.
thoe OF Frauce aud England, 10 order ~ destroy the
combination of the three Powers"
The London Morning Post continues to assume
a threatening tone toward Russia. In its issue Of
the 2ith il says:
at 10 unfair to Russia to allow her to ,uppose
that il will be impossible for her to force Europe
into war for the FAKE Of Poland In England the
final appeal must ever 10 TO the pubic feeling Of the
Qrea. uass OF the community and there Is point
beyond which the Government Is powerle.s, and is
compelled carry out tho will of the people IL rep
| resents."
The Post warns the Russian Government that by
policy Of savage vengeance in Poland IL may ex-
CHE public feeling in England to an uncomfortable
pitch and it depTecstes the announcement occasion.
ally made that any such contingency a. war is i'm.
possible.
out with the declaration that under no circumstances
will is be undertaken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

PRoDucn.-Asbes quiet and nominaly UNCHANGED;
Bstimore At u ard Phi.delphi, a. Ln'eed OF ste.dy'
ls6 Notnps Of moment dors IN Ro.n OF s. t, Of Taf'
pentfne Petoeun-r-fned sells at III. Nothing u Crude
LONDON MARKRrs.-Bregcsu is firm, and toreign
Wheat partially ~ de.er sugar quiet and Ia MOS, "a Is "a
lower Cof,e firm ct rsea Tea quiet hlcr nnai'
trr-d T,ow E-.dy; Y. %ls. Linsssd Oil. 'i sPi'n'
Of Turpen.ine, 99i. IN
Lospos MosEY MARkET.-Tbe funds were dull
under the sri.ini oat OIL the fohsc
question. tooso 0 closed on the I'D at aga .
The Discount mske rather sssiefehoce bills 81 per
Gold lowing more rapidly tns the bank unae'
arrivals Australia.
LATEST.
Corros quiet and UNCHANGED; sales for the past
two days bales Of whch 1000 taken BY specais'
tors sud exporters
BREADsTrYfs hsa
PROVISIONS dull
PEoDucs quiet and steady.
Coxsou for money si99lt.
AnERIcAS SECURITIES dull.
Illinois Central shares ut 02s discount
Ens shares 6U16l.
Lospos srocE EIcHAsas, June 25.-Openicg priees'
Copsos money, 9id9iti Consols. account s!dS2 New
Three 9l}d9k "a price,; Consos money 8l3 6slt
Consols, account, oil ds2i New Thrses. sii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Frunce.

| IrunCes
Warliks stores were being embarked at Cherbourg
for the army in Mexico. The intention Of sending
| re-eniOrcements III troops 10 adjourned.
The Paris correspondent Of The Daily Neps says
rumors of war are more prevalent than ever. 1t 10
impossible not to be struck with the tone Of the semi
official organs. They speak as If 1t were desired TO
prepare the public mind for catastrophe; >, >,
The Paris correspondent Of 1he London Herald
saws: "Great news. The French are preparing for
war. The officers Of the garrison are wild with ex-
element. Orders were yesterday received at the
Arsenal Of VDcennes to place Oh the foil war foot
ing, and prepare for Immediate service, three bat
teres of IL FOUNDERS, IL guns, and 100 artillery
wagons-ths l2-pounders being only employed as
the reserve Of field artillery. OF cavalry and infantry
divis ons-i g., rihed 4-pounders, three batteries
Of the reserve, generally from the artillery support
corps armes Of three divisions, say 10000 men.
This is secret in military circles. but has
not yet trsnspifed among tie public. The officers
ut Vincsnnes think tat the war will break out
,efore the month OF July is over and boast that the
French army will be resdy for any emergency
before that time."
| Later letters, and the correspondence OF other
journals. contain reference TO these preparations,
and afford no countenance TO them.
| A statement 10 the sem-ofiic ial Pdys that the
Emperor is more thnn ever determined 10 make the
Polish question OF European settlement IL con-
sdered as tsntsmouDt 10 asserting that France has
40 intention Of throwing herself into war on behalf
| of Poland. In any case, the alarms which have
lately been floating about aud generally regarded
are for The pressut entirely groundiess.
The Paris Bourse the 23d closed ut 68f. Co., for
Rentss.
NJ. Billault has been appointed Minister Of State
| IN place OF n. Walewski, Whose Tesig pation has
been accepted by ths Emperor. The decree nomi.
nating NJ Billaolt to this post places among his
functions those exercised by the Ministers wiIhou!
portfolio Part Of the functions appertaiung TO the
Ministry of State are transferred 10 tns Ministry OF
tie Elnperor's Household, and another part TO the
Ministry OF Education.
Public worship is assigned to the Ministry OF JUS
tics. =,
The direction of the Moniteur will enter among
the duties OF the Minister OF the Interior.
The following are the remaining appointments
which have been made: N. Baroche, Minister OF
Justice; NJ. Boudel, the Interior; NJ Duruy, Minis
Ter Of Education; NJ. Behic Minister Of Agriculture,
Commerce and Public Works; NJ. Kouher, Minister
President of the Council of Statei III. dc Morny,
President Of the Corps Legislstif.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
French Mediation Rumors.

A Paris letter says: "Mr. Slidell, the envoy at
Paris of the Confederate States bad very long con-
ference with the Emperor on Thursday, the 18th.
His Majesty sent for him soon as he was up. kept
him to tcte.a-tete breakfast, and did not part com
pany with him until the Council Of Ministers were
assembled This interview has given strength to the
rumor that renewed offer OF mediation Is likely TO
be the result of the fall of Puebla."
The Paris correspondent Of NE London Times
SAYS; "a rumor has got abroad and has been
repeated in some OF the papers that the Emperor had
changed his views with respect to American affairs
The rumor, can assure you, has poi0undatlon. Not
only has the Emperor not changed bis views, bat
be Is more confirmed in ITEM by the events which
have lately taken place in America. TIE subject
was m0oted in the Council OF Ministers ht Id On Fri
day at the Tuilleries, and have reason TO be-
lieye that il is intended TO make fresh proportions
70 the English Government. The Emperor is most
dss rous TO act with England in this in all other
questions Of first rate importance, and believe he
would recognize the Contederacy tomorrow Eng
land joined him."
PARIS correspondence SAYS: "At the Cabinet
Council held on the lStb at which the Emperor pre-
sided, it was resolved that dispatch should be ad
dressed the same day to the French Embas sador in
London instructing hin to renew the proposals on
she part of the Emperor to the English Government
Tor joint diplomatic action in America.
The dispatch YVES written and 1t Is probable that
by this, or before this, Baron Gros will have carried
out the instructions it contained
Mr.. Lindsay and Mr.. Roebuck came over to Pa
ris Monday morning. They proceeded forthwith
10 Fontsinblsau.
"Mr. Lindsay asked for an audience for himself
and MIR. Roebuck. IL instantly granted, and
both gentlemen were received by bis Majesty
most graciousy. The conversation lasted tine,
and the Emperor declared Ia the most formal manner
that be entertained the same views as before with
respect TO the civil war in Am.rioai thai lie was
desirous again to interpose his good Offices, and
equally DESTROYS that England should join biU that
pc believed the joint intervention of France and
England would be attended with good results, aud
thai in again proposing TO England TO act VITA him
be was moved by no uniriendly feeling toward the
North, quite the contrary. His only motive was 10
pnt a stop to the horrible carnage 10 America, the
more as it was productive of resulls, and the
more to be deplored "a there was no chance Of
restoring the Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL. "Wednesday. June 70, 1861.
CoTTOs.-The market is irregular, but although
In instances shade sass prices are on the waoe with
out Change TIE sses Of Monday and Iuosdsy were sbou
900 bales. Including 500 for speculation and export
TRADE AT MAEcHEsTER.--AlOre favorable news
from Bombay impaired sneh,ly better tone to the Man
chester n.Iks but business continued very limited,
lower prices had to be tskcu TO effect sales.
BRrADsTUYFs.-Messrs. Wakefield Nash 81 Co.,
B,xsnd Aihya Co. aud Gordon. Bruce Co reports Flour
dull aud quotations barely supported. Whsst quiet, AND
Offering at rsiher easier rsies Germ dull aud Id lower
Mixed al 3G27l6; White. 1I $50 6 Y 41o D.
PRovIsIoSs.--Bee and Pork quiet and unchanged.
Bacon very tlow and prices hardly maintained Cheese
scsrcs and Ia good request BusteI-father doing
Lard and Tsliow quiet q about tsrmsf rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
The Polish Question.

Affairs in Poland had undergone no change. Sow
sral engagements. with varying results. are recorded.
The Emperor Alexandsrs instruction, 70 Gen
sibiity Of the late executions st WILMA and else
where does not fall entirely upon the General, who
only obsysd the instructions from St. Petersburg.
Letters from Wsrsaw state that 10000 persons
had followed 10 the grave the body of the insurgent
Szamanski, who had died Of his wounds.
The Eoglish and French notes upon the Polish
question arrived ut ST. Petersburg on tue 22a. TITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
narkets-oAnryuILr xAro.rrD ron tn. N; Z. rxIsu.x

MONDAY. July G. 1863.
ASHES steady and 10 good requests saes Of 80 bb at
90 for Pots. aud 80 62i Tor Pssrs
COTTON-Ths very light and the market 10 dull
and heavy prices nominal aud quoted At about o5a
Toe. lot Middlinss
COFFEElhs market II moderately active and prices are
without naera changes sales Of 2oO bsss Macsbo at c
~ bags Rio. and 20 bags Jaws, on private terms
FLOUn AND MEAL-Ihe market for Western and State
Flour 10 duh aud lower Influenced BY the rapid decline
In Gold aud Exchange the unfsvorbs news on Europe
and liberal oasus TIE hesyiaess noticeable
low grades. which are l00sc y Dbl lever while meoiun
descriptions 50oc. y Lbl easier. Tns 700
bbla 81 - eous& for superhne Stsis IS % ~ Tor
extra do rs ssosS u for fancy do IS o0eso ~ for tho
&c lveS7 10 for trade brands and *69Ss 50 for 50 Lou.
do our extreme rates ony tor choice quaises CT,dan
Flour very dull snd loo Dbl. lewsS sales Of wv bon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
CHANGE OF NAPOLEON'S MINISTRY
Polish Affairs Still Prosperous.
NATURE OF THE ALLIED INTERVENTION,
Russia Bullied by PalmerStOn's Organ
COTTON QUIET-BREADsTUFFS FIRM

The Inman steamer City Of Washington, Captain
Morehouse, which LEFT Liverpool at P. m. on the
Oath and Queenstown on the 25th ultimo, arrived
here on Monday morning. bringing four days later
news and passengers.
The Cunard screw steamer Sidon arrived at Llv'
szpool, and tho Jura at Londonderry, on the morn
ing of the 23d june The Jura reached Liverpool at
2 q. N. on the 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
India and China.
The following kilograms are received via Susz;

The following kilograms are received via buez:
BOMBAY, May 3O.-Piece goods dull.
CALCUTTA, May 3O.-Shirungs improving. Elk.
change, 2Ii. Rain wanted in indigo districts.
CASTos, May l3.-Snirsings dull. Tea quiet. Ex-
change, 4Il0i. ,,
quiet. Exchange, 6f63.
Tsitsin had been bssieged and captured. Its pre-
yious surrender was snare, and half the Imperial
force sent to take possession were murdered.
The Japanets Government bad been granted 10
days to reply to the English ultimstum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS FOR JULY.

All the Courts except the United States Dissrics
Court and Suprems Court General Term have adjourned
I'll September. In the United States District Court SONS
prize suit. to be disposed Of and the Supreme Court
General Term will render decisions on Saturday neD
and adjourn for the vacation During the month "
July the Supreme Chambers will be held by Justos
Barnard the Superior Court Chambers for the lt fortnight
BY Justice Moncre and the balance Of the month BY Justice
Robertson. The Common Pleas Chambers will b held b.
Judge Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLr 6.-Bsfess
Judge bETTs


United States agt. The Steamer Peterhof This
case 20 long the public brought for final hearing
this morning +. Deshed Smith esq United States ois
trct Attorney appearing tho People, Upton for tbs
capors Augustus g. Smith for stephen Jsrns1, the princt
pal aimsnt. and Mr. sher good. for minor ciainan'A
The vessel captured the 25th OF February sst Of
the Island Of St. by the Vanderbilt and from thence
Key West from which latter place shs was brought
to New-YoTk.
The vessel sailed from London bouud according to the pS
pers board for "of the Rio Grsaf" the cargo to b
taken the bar lighters, and had largo claimed 10 b.
Of war viz srt err army boot. add tlsnkea
sequence Of indpoon Ct Jadss Belts tho case
merely opeEsd and the taking Of the proofs laid ove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Greece.

A Corfu dispatch announces that the Lord High
Commissioner Of the Ionisn Islands had issued pro-
clama,ion announcing the annexation Of the Islands
to Greece.
Earl Russell and the Duke Of Newcastle in the
House Of Lords, both questioned the truth Of this
ststemena.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Cane Of Good Hope.

The Cope mails to May 3 are received, but the
news is quite unimportant.
A motion was pending 10 the Cape Parliament as
serng that the time has arrived when the introduc-
ZION Of responsible Government is expedient and
desirable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

crowd ct the corner OF William street and Exchange
place assembled DIT an early hour and was very &C.
tive in its opera,ions. The market opened at 1871,
against II Friday; then rallied to i39 1891, and
by 81 o'clock had got back TO 1885, at which price one
house purchased $50, 900. At the First Board the
saes summed $4,000, the range of prices being
l3s 1851, closing at 1891. At the Second Board
IS. 900 was sold at 1891 q 1891, and the market
closed at these figures this evening.
Foreign Exchange fell in proportion to the decline
in gold. Most Of the sales in tho morning, which
were moderate, were made at l52, but this evening
l53 WIS asked and 1924 bid. -..-
The Dry Goods trade, which was active last
MONTH was very quiet to-day, and it is thought that
if the decline in gold is maintained, the prices OF some
kinds of goods will soften ttIe As 1t is, buyers
are shy, and holders waiting for further develop
mems. Dry goods are not affected SO quickly as
stocks Or gold.
Tho deposits at the Sub.Treasurers Office to-day
for conversion into 500 amounted to $685. 5O OF
which s57S 200 were direct and $40l $50 BY agents.
TIE receipts of the Long Island Railroad for June
weys or followa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Receipts or Produce,

JuIY e-sssOO bbs Flour 400 bbls Corn Meal, 2,W
bb, WHISKY 1888 100 bush. Wheat. $50 1876 bush Germ
26 800 bush Oats 500 pkss Provisions 100 pkgs LGd
81 do Ashss 2,gl2 do Ole axe, 2.2OJ do Butter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

CLAN Houss, WHITE MOUNTAINS July iSs.
Tho telegraph completed TO the Glen nousss
White Mountains, and 10 open for busiassa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Persia.

The death Of Dost Nahomed Khan before Herat
| in roportsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuLY
Before Osmmhsonsr Bsgrs.

RESISTING AN EsRoLLING OFFICER.
DR.. James B. McColly arrested on the warrant o.
Comssioner Swrl for refusing 10 give his name to h
Enrolling Officer has been discharged by the Commissioners
before whom the examination conducted the comns
.on.r holding that refusing give his name 10 81 Enroin
Officer hen that official declines produce his Credentials
In po. resistance within the meaning Of the ACT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
UNITED STATES MARsHALS OFFICE-JULr e.
Before Marshal MURRAT.
BIOCEADE RUNNERS.

Officers Dwire, Loring, and Mckay. brough
before the Marshal IS Of the aud PASSENGERS Of Ii
steamer Britannia, captured OF Charleston. They
sent to the House Of Detention-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

SUPERIOR OCUHT-SPEciAL TERK-JuIy 6-BsfoeS
Justice MoycRIER.
DECISIONS.
Henry P. FessendeD, Receiver, &c., agt. Ssmud
g. H.fen ct al-0fder granted
Eshs Boomer sgt Edward Psse-OTder denying NOTES
with 81 costs.
Edward 5. Rowland sgt. Samuel b. Gsrom. &c.-JudsmsH
for plaintiff. by reason OF frivolous answer.
Louis Plans &C., sg. LoronsoJudsaent for plaintiff to
return Of pgJperSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

AMERICAN AFFAIRS ABROAD,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-14

WO.fOHSTHR'S
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The cheapest 1soauss the Best,
| 3 has uuI Futi0o -
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Sis Hsndvsa htninsi MIscdfovs OF OAto,
"TnH pHsr nEaBIbH DICTIONARY nxraNr."
,l4E A sravy Nov BeWytOAss.
there are urwards Of a Hundred Thousand Words,
vhese multhflous meanings and deriyationr together
WIN hsr sorreot RsilIng and pronunciation are clearly
~ belors The eys.' ssT
i"f asa9 0ncianas cSmmwc'al
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The nndeugned, members Of Tho Ohio State TsaOhsp'
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and speating The orthosIphy and pronunciation Q
Wc.cssiert heysl ouaro piclionary and we mc.t cor
theny q tho English language, @i'h now written and
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-29
NOTICE.
NOIlOh.
ESTATE OF JAMES HEMPHILJ. DECD.


DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the third
i Monday Of Nov. next (Oeing the 10th day Of ssid
monthly shall attend before the County Court Of will
County, at the Court House in the city OF Jo the
purpose OF settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate OF DANES HemphiIl late of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants notified
and requested TO attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
ed to make payment the undersigned without DELAY
JOHN HEMPHILL, Admx.
Joliet, Sept Is, 1852 tt6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-29
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES n. SANBoRN, DECD.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
i Monday of Nov. next, (being the 10th day OF
said mouth shall attend before the County Court
Will County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of James N Sanborn said Conn.
ty deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate also REQUEST
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
ar.,- ELIZABETH sANBoRN. Adnlx.
nated Sept, Is, 1868. FEE inflow