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JAMES 7. Roo7. Secretary.



Willie the Convention is assembled to
nominate Douocsas.c candidate for Prest-
deut, 1t is we'll to 1emcmb Der what the thin.
il which these men arr tr3iog to accomplish
Tbey raise I tremendous howl about Abra-
hAm Lincoln, and accuse hin Of al sorts of
thugs. .seunfps-p perhaps aesertng--thathe
ia thr sntbor Of the war aud OF ali tts ca
inni.iee. Irre~d, ore Of the speakers the
other evening began bis speech with saying
tLal ehrn Lincoln commenced his Pfesl-
dency, the country wat peaceful aud happs.
Tic uttcrer of this falsehood Is accused Of
looking oftes into glass tumblcrs, bat he
mnst hhve got hold of ono twice as deep as
usunl. and sscn the very bo'tom OF 1t, b:fore
he could beve eaid thipg SO horribly mon,
etroce. The truth Ie, that the hour when
Lincoln entered upon his Office was th,
4arkcst hour this Republic ever knew, aud
Il wSs made so oy y, hocrutic russ. That par
tv. to go TO further back, hsd fnll possession
Of the Hoee1umunt for t~o administrations
Pierce had been chosen by Al almost unani.
NOUS vote; sid no. man had ever better
cbaCcc to euccctd in sn of1ce- Yet scarcely
did ever man t.ll more miserably; and had
Ii. not been succeeded by that wfetcAed oil.
functionasy. Buchanan. his administer.
tion would be ever regarded Us tue
most dsegraccfu1 this coun.rt ever knew.
Eut ,ncoml.tchcy aud villainy knaws no
buitum there is even deeper depth .bels Y.
And DuchausH aas pelo~Pierce. T9o such
administrations wauld ruin sny country that
conlc be ruined. But In truth TITO country
: had been great while longer under demo.
cratic rule. Begipnipg with Gen. jackson.
Nm 63., ,E.f h 11tan n3oS
Van Buren, tour yrara. Harrison wAs Ia OF.
fee month; and Tyler. though elected q
Wing, proved tuc to Ill this hercsIes of
democracy IL hel1 in seeding Virginia
After him We have Polk, Tyler and Fillmore,
which arc OF pioca with tbRt or Pierce, alth
the single exception Of Tiy lor's shors term,
ltis allueuo ratio; for Fillmore WAS In that
Interest, though like Tyler. notso elected, 80
tLat the csuutrS has had democratic rulers
wifi scarcely an Interruption Tor period OF
thirty Two Jeare.
But our Conveution is .elIiug MS ttst We
nust rcetore the democracy to regain pros.
ptftty. But if the people OF this country
are Dot able 10 rumsmber that treason was
hatch.d during democratic a11uinistratfon-
That It Was bred In tht democratic party
itself-thAt it Was In fact one half OF that
r-,.7 -n.cn weselso ts-s .a;e .5ss l!nsef l!ns ef tres:
JeIDayis the old dem uucrAtic leader at thele
he1d-tf the people OF the country have for
gotteu a'l thl-, they we the shortest memo-
hes ttat rrer got manufactured, aud If the
country Is willing MS : 70 put tha same crew
b.ce Into po*ar. they are POSSESSED Of au
amount Of forgiveness, or store of folly in.
credible Whas if The var BE- heavys 1t is a
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eEKP+k.c.isto to-ea.. Jag Ms Gsass eds:
r. = - a., sstt1s salss s seosz vsf;: os
bu Al. II; - ssA AZ s51l sLAE SExp Ia rood d.
nE Aclrs, ana u atket mon iaaI :: x:icce31ao ~.
SUEnH-fhe Ma.k:s durtsk 'hs wees has bsen
hn,1ed supply. Pr1ssa ~ easier bus .itaous any
vors. have ior the pzeseut ceased tnEr1ng. We
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!nthe yards there Is u far AnQnt c
prices rnlo fltm At the following 1nots
Tbs foileNln are tae ysTd prices:


In sates Of 0ra1H reported IN Eats H.ars5t rsp2r
oaerrct. ttated. -Four u so'd ds.1reFea t:17sss
TuxapA4 E:v1a1Ee. Aug. 81 1sss.
FRE1EHTH-GEAIH FRrlanrs Dul,. Th9 en-
Eat e. FL tc,d*Y we're: 70 Buz7ALo .ssrks Oasaa.
with r5e, st sc one eta1daid vesssl tnsps nsr giFsa}
WI 14H s.: IS !, Rsi: Fsz,o4rs-.hsf, sneea-sss
inrstts. We 3uot7: <
F Fisa, e e e. XII. % sass sd lSes
P1Gvr:,ns: to Mag YatE, Lake Aa1 ssai'
p'ey,:isi M 10 +: iii 8s;;r. Id o.... :.
E.onr t2 Hantreal. nil Tat+s....-..'.- .-."-
T"1k @ 2 A;ns1ss:. ~ Es:s: e.: ::-...'''."''...
rStk 70 .:c-srta:, ss- 31r-:<-.----~----. 10
F1ous 10 FcEtls1t Wit 5E1a's II
FiGEr t. 1Apton. FtA sArn.a..-.... ..-.- t.tE8..
F;rnr 70 eqdsle az iaks i No cS.as. - 9 2 L.
re quota: e,,.4. t.,,..
20 Ne: feff. 81, 4: "a "a lsss Is Is
rs r:',,.n; ',s1 II +: a s.
To h1a,1tai - Ia,l ..-.~--...-....''..as, l,se
10 H:n''0' Ill ai t I'd IS
tt %Ts@Rss.ivta 1nliGsogss t.y nris clipped
sa,es Wt1e:@ Hrra ~rET41 E1T2A--1sa bs,s ,oi
v,it. Hin.er txGa at a. ssE1:q = n
Hsnn-Nom,nai Vt $zo,M9?lso ton.
WHKAT-ReeeiTed to-day, q, So bus shipped
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a7s on bars Of e storage psr 1usas!, us!s8
othesrclss stated. -Four u so,d ds,lreTsa ue7sss
nfEx Y{txv frf-
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CHICAGO LUMuna n1ARhHT.
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Motr.tes,p. -. .... sept 0.
Gcbcfl OIlrsb5 will sptal1 at eacb oi the
above nec4nss. AL Union papers please
cNDV
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tocb.r Ar t11r1 go
Pu!e :: ktt-{tFn l.N
]olcarn scr1ta q =
eh.s ng', Uiss a,1k37 q, II
So H1eutts 4 .s92 !.
Go Eu1Re....1 rl:7
Go r *tnr.aa.t .4S5
90 eee'y 90 , s:43s =
GO Msln- ; 2 tNa7v
Ginger H'rs :. 1:c61, n
C,x1F1 hfsnry...a,l<<s2.s $
R!Ac3Ecfr3 W.nc2..a4a Ii,
ItA.s EFT Wi7. ? tT+s.c,
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CO Ec3 >, z 3fNtH E.
70 No3..-13 Ha 1. {
do Nct...-1$-N9al5 &c
Washh1atd1- 2
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TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. eO, 1874,
This receipts and shipmcnts during the past Fl
hours we're ps foilowf:
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M: ~ n os *. ssn,v ~
!uE the es, bus WITH It. large laduI OF s:fan
e1s II tie Democratic Ccu!eation, the alps h1ys
ma; t6car ut 2s5iEa;SHc per t:oz..
mln[ i, ny 5, 81 In: essn 70 to.e
sei7e q maaS R5!s E. hsve aaxsuset sc $as or %
veFy na.ed <cMsnd M4rRtt easr A1a uaeh4yGsd.
8AoKKHEL hsv- heen lAft1r receipt and H,odcr.Ee1y
hcE Fo nt pFev3ona QdctEr1Cas. CEpFiBU--1Tttb Ap
soo noa lsa! 90. ply tho 9z;ket b.. been ac.lv..
&sF prices hkTcz- T1Dced &lc1 1tU uu Gedrxsa
Bark. aud 5de peg NJ on GRIND BaoS, On pray oas
quctHfurs. uE1xn. He -FrS0s ara IN lAzEa yequ-s-x
Il small xapp.T aid unct3cgts. ne quota: -
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.C0FEEE-T!.e m.s1e. continues ID limited suo
IJ. eth . lasr ecoand. There ea%. btfn Etae.e
cur pyey.0ps auotAstcus It whl.a the maekek fn:es
1r". We quoEs-
yaFAsQ T. n 65t1
g rsen;: r. Sar f,., hsv e hs.a 9s ,o,e
lte1a curing The yhHs week. tf1cea rule dE At
vic Us qrutzrionR. Anthraea nt ~ Ia vefJ Imt1ed
sEd IL tana+ s3spiy. and thera bet tbs
chance tbs: rsnicE ,lI. ths qrantltg that mi. na
nstfet for holne eEnsaoptlol cu-laE ta3 17En'eZ
eensaqueotly very t1u but without f1rtnar Grange,
Ww quite.
EElE-H!oeh Tl6 20
.:... iS iS. &. S
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p9NESffc GOODS.
Rzct1ne0 Npt1ly 20 .
2 ftrt q. P....,.- Il s.
Reaper #htasy... 49, In
American Earle do. 1,A]
Rye Wh!s. J (Chlcago 2.Dn
BontbcE do tEhicax0)7.ha
Conpo's Mounsain
"R.sss.s.s.ssssss-e AN
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rured ont their blond freely. spd while thcy hare
m eef
hsa been An utter lack Of thai wisdom and sites
1uanehip and tho power on tho part OF tie govern
nenk Of on5 country. to ara,l a. ises,i . o. a5 ths
If our land is scene OF blood-hed. confusion and
ztens to = whish b 3 have c,l.cd your attention, and
which unhappily have swept this adtuiuistraticn
along IN its course Until today We LOOK foERaId to
1he 1u:n1e With doubt 1esI ana a,srass :, T4rss m
tntirely cnnfLed to one portion OF QUE Union. To-
car. etcn tince We lave aeEa;nblcd, He have been
edmani.hcd by is cundart Of the fears Of tnfs a1'
Even In those States whcse voto p.seed this ad-
Usu,strattuu in powvr rebellion and dissen.ion IL
GEnsSu. They have de7IEed 8 Law which tells Us
that Ut thss moment even In those Iree States
who're To,es placed Mr. Lincoln IN the Presidential
c re pepe 20 ,m S nna f.
The rjaht Of The people fouLdeS theroupon 10 bear
Say m'ts tnsn tni l. t1s
wurld not on1T that they hare lost the canadease
OF lhe people Of these erest States wao zero the
MOST earnest supporters or " Lincolas election,
peuple have lost confidence in thc Government, aud
therefore it IS nccessate to proceed against them
il thiz manner: American ct.zsns S today sudsr
iude M via kr;tish .rcedon.. lchecrz *Whiia We
fDd that those con1lletin$ -. ssarmenss & hare
izstior which H:i. is snIna.ea ~ Il lore
tor this un1on; by lore for tae 1rater1s relation
nsaiea b eetsrn.astioa to uphold tao great
,areip:e> Of co:,s,ltEt'onal tihcr:y tCccz=.l IN
The confert IN Which va sse about T.. tutcr-tn
io,o tbe heattt Of Inc american people an t9;l
0t 1o1ndence that adfl1p1shed by the cVtl3 which
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Offered f.-Iy at 2Is s27,. Bills 90 trsuOs have
ranged from 5.i8tssD5i6 & 8 ~ II
fosss call have been made tresy = sesen per ont,
With exceptional sansacsoos at 50. For primo nner
cial paper rste has besr eight
per Government securities have been active.
caly coupon skies Of 1851 Tor which ssroaS demand
setting from abrcsd where they likely 70 become
The vore stock In Consequence Of their having seven
teen years 70 run This expectation Is also inducing
speculation IN than homs. These bonds sold at lilo
whiis the nvetwenties were selling at LOG, ooy three
months ago; but Mr. Chase by his strategy creating
the great panic, knocked them down With everything
else, and governments like railway shares, have not
YEA fully recovered from the shock. Fivetwentes DO
ciined TO l09 Saturday. limited dsmand shs
coulpn OF 1881 sold saturday y board at 107 end
afterwards in the street at 1917.
Proposals the New York County Court House stock
the extent Of 100000 Will be opened a. the Comp.
troer's Office al two r. NJ the 10th inst. Tho stork
provide additional FOR the CONSTRUCTION OF the
new County Court House chana5ers street. IL viii
bear the OF six per cent per ann00 aud
the principal will be redeemable in 1879 1
The following quotations for railroad and mis-
ceaneous shares the Of each OF the past iour
weeks
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CITY commERoIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 13--6 p. N.
AsHss.--Receipts, bbls. The market inactive aud
prices non,ully Sis SO els so Tor pts ana pesris
BnsAD.1urs. Receipts, 1918 bbs nour; $50 bb,s.
and lo24 bags meal a. 3ss bushels wheat ss 1876
do corn 4s,s.o do oats; SO do rye, and % DO mal,
The -four market dull and heavy, except Tor new
made extra STATE shpping order. which was wanted
for export The trade operated cautiously and for ime
date necessities while the liability Of sousng during
tho hot wcsther renders holders anxious 20 reaIizs
hence the deprcsssoo sales 1900 bols. STATE aud
Western 500 southers, and 500 Canadian. Rye noar
consusd saist al ~ u siO Is CcSn mss wss ssAdy
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FRsGErs Grmer ia Wow OF decreased room en-
ters shipment BY American bottoms Engasemen,s TO
a7ka, closing with 81 demanded 100 pasksgos lard.
wheat, 7xd. 100 bbs petroleum, g., aud Is hhds tai
low 90. Cd aud per sleamsr goo boxes cheese, l5s
steamer, !, ZOO boxes cheese sos. TO Bristol per
S SsSs va. aso h nnas saow x,s o. oo
S0 rperosam IS fne sg fS reports
IN addition an american ship, $40 tons, and a
"a g Cd an Italian bark $40 TONS from ST. John. N.
b. 70 Dublin, deals csc, Meek brig $40 tons, % Rot
GIBRALTAR Tor orders 6 Cd i 70 Marsaes, Or IS !, 70
Lsghorn Naples Genoa bark, 6g4 tons TO Cadx for
tors 70 Lisbon, slaves, equal to SO Tor heavy pipe
ship from Portland to River Plate, lumber SIS; Danish
barrel British soSoonsr isS tons to GsrsnSs5 o UG
81 rs per barrel brig 1900 barrels 70 Matamoros and
back 81 per barrel half gold British schooner to Porto
Rico and back $l660, half gold Schooner lao tons,
West Indies and back. 81 500, $500 in gold brig l67
tons 70 south side cuoa and back, 4so half gold
81 500 in gold brig 4S0 tons and scbooners from
Cow Bay, B. to New York COAL ss7a7 rs; tour briss
tons. from Iingan, C. b TO New York, 81 ~ $3.50 n
MotAssEs business was lishs, but prices were
PRON IDFs.-Receipts, AZ hbls pork, 1l6 nkgp. cut
meats and 20 DO lard The pork market active
and u per Dbl higher win some speculative trsnsac
1877 for Old $40 s4j so for new do ssS $50 so
for prime, $50 for prime mess ALSO for future de-
livery, 500 bbls mess buyer oil September at
s.s 90 800 do d. buyer all August az So 500 DO DO
and 500 bbs. prime mess buyer all August at $37 60
The beef market continues dull and heavy, with
sales OF 200 bbis., AT SIS SIS for country mess
So So for country prime, SIS $40 for repacked
hess and $50 SIS for extra mess. Prime mess beef
was in moderate demand AZ previ us prices Gales Of 900
tierces on private terms Cut meats in limited sup
ply and Arm, with sales Of 200 packages at 14c 15c
tos shoulders lie for hams, &c for smoked do, and
2Sc 25c. for bagged do. bacon was neglected. The
lard market continues active aud prices are well Gus
tained sales Of 900 barrels and erces at 81 <c
22,c the latter an extreme price Butter was ID fair
demand at ACC. Acc. TOR Ohio and 45c 52c for State
Cheese was selling 1sc. 26c for common to prime.
PETROLEUM Beceips, s,O0s bbis. The market dul,
and prices iitto better than nominal Very little
was done About 1900 bbls. crude at 52sc. SIC.
the spot and sellers option 10 the middle September
500 do refined in bond mostly al Soc and 600 do free,
At soc. a SIC.
RICE was quiet with small sales al previous prices.
SUGAR was IN fair demand and firm with sales Of about
GOO hhds at 2o1tc. &c. Rehnsd was in moderate de-
mand and frm. t cEl eft 81 ..f .sg,ts7
TAILow.-saiss s5 GOO lbs, at Isc alskc for fair 10
prime r. ~ 1915 ~. $500 y ~ .t.sf Z s.-sses
wusxEr Receipts. esl bbls. .Marke. arn,er, with
sales OF l. 500 bbs. at 81 "a 81 76 closing At 81 70
81 10 for state and Western.
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Tbs largest shipment Of treasure from California this
year landed Saturday from the steamship North
cru Light the amsurt being 1921 1855 Owing to the
recent large expectations the Of specie required
to settle our trade balances Europe ia very much les
sened and the bulk OF the ga that has HERETOFORE been
shipped at Panama 10 English steamers win probably
for some time 10 come be sent direct to this city.
We lsaru from Washington that the new seven and
three Treasury notes win he ready for delivery in
afew days 'ai sfr sAt @ sNt isl
The following table shows tho loan and deposit &C.
counts together with the specie circulation OF the
banks OF New York. Philsdephia and Boston, as they
stood on the first Monday OF each month during the
present wear: sslIRffrN .&N ae-t sAA - &
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The supply of coal continues large but much
heavier transportation equal TO the production
The demand and prico OF coal such nfase
utmost energy at the Mines and the carrying companies
abate nothing EFFORT toswe Their tonnage TO the largest
influencing them as bigb prices OF coal stlmu.
late production. Everything the shape Of car ADD
every description of motive power that can be made
available pressed into the TIE trade is rnusu.
ally spirited. In this connection we may mention The
fact that the American government has consented 10
PERM. anthracite coal TO be exported fror, tbs Unssd
states into Canada, the condition that tho Canadian
government would forbid cxpor,asoo from Casaaa
Cabinet council tt@eore az C.ebec on yhars
day and lssued forbddios szporaten
RI Anthracite coal from province That description
OF coal therefore DO imported into Canada
Tue gold deposns at the United States MGt for the
month July 500 6l5 II, and tue silver, pcad.
M silver purchasc-, $40 OTIS 69making total deposit
u $780, $40 ~. The gold coinage for same
time was sz96i75 os nearly all III double eagles the sill
yer se3 4s3 55 ii dollars hair dollars aud quarters and
the copper, SOS COO reariy equally divided IN and
pieces. The total value of coinage OF kinds
10 sf57 GIG 80, covering millions six hundred aud
eghiyhye Thousand hundred and forty pieces. There
we're coined during the month Of July $780, 900 cents,
aud 270 200 pieces When il is remembered
tba the cent coinage the Mint has averaged about hall
million Ter month Tor Toe .ast two yeals, aud knowing
IN We iba quarter enough 10 circulation
or chaugc OF eycn small fractional paper currency
the question may well be put sWhat becomes OF all tho
ceatsfi
The following Is The statement OF the earnings OF the
Marietta Cincinnati Railroad Company for the frat
week o. August aud shcc Jgnnary i 1891
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The AaGlo- French Alliance.
FRENca orINIos ~ fHs ONION AZ BAR TO TIE

"
n4.3 iFrom the Paris Debats, July 30I ts.sr-7, ~
An alliance with France Va tho object which the wscst
and most farsighted statesmen ar England would nin
realized. Easi Russell himself caopot help following
the general movement which carries The public opinion
Eng and 10 that direction He n not peh yet
quite iothe ida Of The famous Losrss; but
pSobIble that he would now reject the proDOstun in
miider aud with less fsdain lie coI.cssas that
England ought 10 closer 10 France and at the
time 10 stand farther aoof from the Powers de
clare sovereignty ought 10 be independent Of the
popular will We aGroe With bin IN thinking that the
union OF the Two great western Powers Is the best
sufficient coubterpoise for the fantastic revival
the holy alliance We have endcavored to show, by
analyses of certain recent discussions la the,
British Parliament, the change OF feeling which
has taken place in England towards ne. We
might also have noticed, as an undeniabe symp-
tom Of that feeling the important article which the
London Pos devoted few days since 10 the gorcation
OF the AngioIronch alliance, aud tho speech made by
Lord Elebofcugh IN favor Of Denmark In the sitting of
the House OF lotds the 10th ust.i We should thon
u form estimate OF the value aud test the
cery of these DEMONSTRATIONS OF friendship and OF this
sudden ervot Aust range negh0ors the other
srie Of the channel among t.0 r nH.t.f s. - =
sCes aHsh ~ donnssrs d'sn,hrasssdss frvcss, gx.
oss obitceapts discard d,nuuss paroics,
whose nwarmta sabs,ies' at snc Grs encounter Tho
answer Is DOT easy faithful any IN tho Crimea,
tlmd 10 Mexico, ka7sand aas sho,gn the Din,sA
Qsesios much cyrsan eiics, perhaps Hnwsaptsd
scsh nsrs fairly infer she would hssitass
cannot help expressing oar qualification that she
her proper plaoo to Be BY our side 10 the
defence Of liberty and Independents Of nations aud
that the martins cf government hdrs Wohing ccy
soA ne tdsns naturally suggested 10 every MIND by the
rsesaovy " Ms heis aEtonos
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Only one rational bank-the Bath National Bank OF
Bath, Nans with capital u one hundred thousand dol.
iarshas been authorized during week ending Angus.
Is. Tho secood National Bank OF Newark New Jersey,
has Increased its capital $4,000; original capital,
$500 200. The Second National Bank or Scranton Pa
has Increased Us capital $72l TO make up three huu
dred thousand. Whole number bapkf three hundred
aud ninety Jour, with aggregate capita $50 oso
The following abstract OF company reports in peunsy
yauia shows the coal tonnage or the as
With pOrrespol ding time As, year;-- MIl
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Ht Balloon Law Suit.
COMING FROM TIE CLOUDS TO TIE STERN RKALr.
rfRa n KART0.

From Galgnsuis Messenger, OF Parts, July 12l
Az action brought by NM. GODDARD Brothers against "
Nadar he proprietor OF the monster balloon the Geant
has lust boeu decided bv the Tribunal OF Commerce o. the
seine NM GODDARD claimed payment Of 2a03 which
sum moulded balance the cost or construction OF the
balloon with their fees for Two and other In
o,dentai expenses, while NJ Nsdsr made a
demand for 10 V0of AZ damages Tor lose incurred
from seizure Of the balloon by NM GODDARD
~ The ngment he war >about 70 eepd u
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claim, end bs.isG gone kbrosgh " account o, e.
charges = adj ~ I'M Gdard, liked tho due -
them q g. 65ss. A. mousy 60 NE amount OF 81 .ioOf
had beoo received BY them different occasons hss
presents c1aim WAS c0useq0entfy reduced to 1l5T,
which sum NJ. Nadar -ordared to pay. The above
charges 55Tf admitted by the Court being due -
MN. GODDARD, did not include tho silk used IN the
eruction OF the balloon which mstoris had been fur
nished By H. Nadar hmeelf. at O cost OF 20 ,066f
Inc total cost Of the Geant and expenses OF the tive
@s0sns'0ns wsse'tAsrsioyf 4s,deaI g tQF8 W
Forged Hill OF E1change I'm Parts.
FINAL ON A BILL DRAWN IN HAVANA AND Tan
- PROCEEDS PAYABLE IN NEW YoRK.
lrarts June 24) eerreeponacnce OF London Newal ?
me o. Copnefcs yesterday decided that the
scoeptor u forssd bin u sEshaogs Is bound 70 psy =
oo"s zoe ssoorsee Mesars Bsrtng Brothers, 0 Lon
nrrwn oy MONS. La Cruz 4 Go. upon Mons Foud & Co,
payee requested the Aessrs. Barring 10 discount the
OF New York Aessrs. esrsDg, sssng nrSteoi the bii
sovercigns 70 New York directed. Before the I'M
the Isgusssrs wss forgery sod tina, sros1
refused 70 pay H. Thereupou Messrs. Baring bI ousNt
their action. The court held that the Messs Barring m
been guilty or lacbess that tho Acceptance OF Messrs
Fould 10 them sufficient guarantee OF the authoa
tcy Of the b and that did not now lie in tho mouth
or NM. Fould to say that II was forgery agapst
Mcesrs, Barring. decree for payment Of principal pss
rest aud ccsts was therefose msdA az = kSEyaK G
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ROYAL MARRIAGE NEGOTIATIONS FOB THE EMPs-
-@N ROH's DAHGHTER.

2 y I from Tue MeMOflRI DlplOMati1IeJ
project OF marriage between the eldest daughteR oe
Don Pedro, Emperor OF Brazil and the Archduke Louis
Victor bsotber-of tba Emperor OF Austria, has heen
sp0<eno. The idea Or suchR union d indeed exist bgb
n has been nDandoned equcnce or the accepts
ton OF the throne Mexico by the Archduke Macmillan,
which circumstance has broug tho Aacbduke Louis WIS.,
tor the throne OF AUSTRIA and imposed him
the duty OF remaining prince Of the imperial house o.
Austria, 10 70 be position inherit throae
the Emperor Franois Ioseh should die without
Fresh matrimonial negotiations have therefore. taken
place appears 70 be decided that tho 0idvst
daughter Of the Emperor Don Pedro heroes u tbs
throne. will merry the Prince Of Hohcnzocrn
gen eou the former President OF the Council Of Minis
IN Prussia, and cousin 70 King William That prince
Is Roman Catholic The younger daughter Is 70 marry
Count 90 Flsndre sscopd 500 Of King Leopold
OF Belgian Al 9@%5&2s8Sas @SIa1~E
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THE ITALIAN GoyKRwMRNr TO surpoRr SPAIN. SEND
WAR VESSELS TO TIE rAcIriC AND REPRHsENrA.
SIvHS TO CENTRAL AMRRlCA. tWf ts.n aeN
Erx,r~ Iaf ~


WAR VESSELS TO TIE TACTIC AND REPRxsENrA.
TIvHS TO CENTRAL AMERICA. t4f tHan
From GslignAnis Meseeogor.l
The difference which hss arisen between Spain aud
Peru led 70 Incident the sitting Of the Italian Cham
Der OF Depsties on The 24th. .i.s8 ~. .r m f
~ siccoA demanded that the Cabinet should adopt op
portaBe measures Ter the sectua protectien Of Italian
subjects, who pooerous 10 Peru that Lima alone
contained nearly ousasd and also that the
meat shonid show tssaf more 10 favoref the Amsrcan
n visconti voncsta, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, &c,
aside the insinuaop made against Spain. "Thas cvun
try ~ SAID the Minister is not our enemy; she - nM AND
ctu BE- 90, fr 70. too noftons srrin0ino from
the srs Eock and wnted and osstNsiotd oy tNnumerdbs
ef~the." Az 10 the ground work OF the question, how
ever the minister dsciarcd that ths government " sh
ssh Of into the Pac,Ar, CNi HAd dscsded
completing the number Of its diplomatic snd consSldr rep
rescnahcN IN Central america.
LETTER FROM THE PERUVIAN MINISTER IN PARIS.
Tho following letter been Addressed 70 tho French
journals BY the Peruvian Minister AZ Paris;--
10 presence Of the persistence In Describing
the public the dangers Incurred BY n Saasar Massrrs
do his way from Caao 70 Colon think u my duty TO
declare thai those dangers they over cxised can In no
way be imputed to the Peruvian government there
fore request you have the kindness 70 insert the pre-
sent protest aud accept, &C. af r. GAIsNkz