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Toronto C0Nr1.a9rS.

The Toronto Globe will feel better when
the sting Of defeat, at the Commercial Cen
vcntion in Detroit, Is over and then 1t will
take our criticism Of the manner In which
that body was at first constituted, With
greater equanimity than 1t is able to do now.
We will admit, II It desires us to do so, that
the Canadians and Reciprocity men played o
strong game ard played It well |; and We
know and are wiling to say that 1t Is not the
Glo6f's fault that the game did mot win. The
gentlemen who projected the Convention
may be, and no doubt are. good merchants
and very cstinable characters generally; bu.
they ought not to have forgotten that The art
ofmansQ;ns conventions L. better understood
in the United States than anywhere else in
the world. aad that when packing Is put In
and fails to say, the escape Of steam makes
a grea! hzx1e.
, 1865-07-20

New YoRK, July 1o--Among the appll-
eants for "a. don received since last reports,
are those Of ]. B. Debow, the Spots swood
Brothers, # Richmond, and Harry Gi:mor,
the rebel raider aud Eobber, and now indicted
In Baltimore fur TREASON. Among tho per.
sors pardoned are Il. NJ. Stannard, q member
q the rebel Congress for Yirgiula, ana John
z: Ballard, owner Of tho Ballard House,
Ricbmt nd, recently seized under the coa1s-
cation act. Ballard has been here III person
to attend TO bis case; also, e. Ruflfn, Jr.,
sou Of the old secesslon1at, who recently
blew his brains out, and Dr.. J. ). Warriug.
formerly Of this city, and owner Of some 81
the 1Ecst dwelling houses in Washington.
&c will now get the benefit Of the high rents
Of Ills property.
The South Carolina delegation, headed by
Gov. Perry, who have nrlired at Washing
ton, come for the purpose Of re-procuring the
pardon OF themselves ard number of others.
IN order to sci the State Government ia mo.
t'en. They also desire to talk the situation
ever with President johuson. to see If there
Is not ZONE particular panacea that will do
for South Calol:ba y PECULIAR ills,
, 1865-07-20

| ,na, na s,,o, ,c.rs and ,v our own reb.1.
49, I,,,,fnr To,e -scorn w.s Silent In ac.
IN, az ea,1,,,o nrnressed by Tenuxs,n
.sn...a osu w.. 49,. 1n,tt ,eronrh or txo than ri
~ ea.t a,d +oun IN samas.n
Va -. .s,.t, .,,s ~. arnt reace and au,3,...
| sa,,,a s1cc.,nn of members or p,r,;a,ea..
r. aas.t,on NJ n formed nn,fo-n, ans s..s
| 1901 er{rIore Ia revived .x;tb ,,ro.t s:a,sa+
a., t,s refo,Ins pronoaa;7 ~, ts G,"el'
.,-e a1d d fmncrfect to . noon1a - 1pps4 ae,ee-
,hc Iicnt Of representstion 80 a ~ sasu es1 ~
in ali Questions nerta5r;n ~ ~ ~. se Nv Auseo
1u,telyes. Thrr or ~, - ...N".-.s $50 30
meuts which n. fnai.,ra ~ s s.NI.ea ouassae
th,owInr IN ~ .-asr =. .s,- aasoe,scy 10
lav lis ne,ca ,1s1z,. "oa us.tasy W ac'
hnnrrr '' ''lo seeape A1' 'afeaous
Inra 1ohx D,,
n,nnn<os 49, - .ser theus ie'o1m oa! o. la'4
conFst1,n. asa .,aa aaaese nan snAn po1onsas n
hs,s,aa.1 tess tnao Wv ELECTORS OF 9'Vo" IN
aDnts t'a eAcn 10 6uonaet one member
''1 N ,e oao ',1uses 81 1ese toan wv electors
.oovo hnap''ao1s. 1ns cnange would
49, s'A.. ...mo heaale N 1ne HOUSE. 1ness
"oula ~ uls'tlDuteo among various aist7cts
named IN tne Dill. II also ewes vote to au
persons haTing saiars Of aloO yearly, paid
quarterly, or 4lo Sesr IN dividends, or pay
ns 4os' year N 1a1es au e1aauatea Of uni
Se.slueS. ano all "no haa 1or three years IN
hteifupteaiy possessed 4soo IN savings
oaeK' II also sought 70 PROVIDE ioe the
ferstsentaten OF mno51'es' In dtstracts re-
turning ts1ee memhcIs each, by giving each
elecuof on'y l"o Fotes. !ne eAeet Of this
~oula oe 1nat tne tnifo MEMBER would
, 1865-07-20

ments Of facts in these two reports Is not
C,cater than Their difference of tone. Nc
Clellan's exhibits strange mental condition.
He never once considers how be can defeat
can get away. .no Is anxious TO put na some
enc else's shoulders The responsibility Of the
aei5at M 10 patties that have not yet begun.
ia 9as from the first made up his mind to be
bsaten: En-. Ais messages have the despondency
os "last words" His apprehensions have
doubled the slze of Lees army, aud that has
made lin hopeless. Els mind Is 80 pre-occu-
phd Will retreat that, even when be has
Whipped the enemy-by bis own showing and
the ent ntmy,s shoWing-he sees no other ad-
to run q little farther. Little Is we are dis
posed to glofify Lee, 1t must be acknow!-
edged that the tone Of his report is very diff.
ferent from this. and that It always contem-
plates IN a manly spirit the legitimate objects
Of soldier ambition-victo:y, and the de-
atcuctitn Of ali opposing power,
, 1865-07-20
SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND.

An election for Members Of Parliamen. lis
pending In Erelard. An crcnt of the kind is
usna1ly without special interest to rs On this
aide Of the Atlantic; bat, in the present shug-
gle Of English parties, great principle Is In
volved, the triumph or defeat OF which can-
not bs matter OF indifference here. We sha]1
endeaVot to fhow: the points IN Issue:
A stranger" enld Lord J ohn Russell In his
Introductory speech OF March, 1881, "would
"be very much sstouished II he were taken to
a. q ruined mound, and told that that mound
"sent two representatives to Parliament; If
'sh he were taken TO etene wall and told that
"tbsee inches in 1t sent two representatives. to
Parliament t; uhe were taken to park where
"no houses were to be eeen, and told that
"that park cent two representatives to Par
lament. But If he were told ali this, and
"were astonished At hearing It, he would be
"stnl more aEtonIshed be were to sec large
sand opulent towns, full Of enterprise and
Industry. and intelligence, containing INST
magazines Of every species Of manufactures
sand were then told that these towns sent
"no representatives to Parliament
These gross sbuses, growing ont oftte docay
OF populations In some districts and the
growth In Others we're partially reformed
bnt without roofing ont The fundamental
English error, that districts. lands, and
wealth, not men, are to be represented in
Parliament.
On the contrary. the LAST WfstminRer b.
tst.c states that At present the Parliament,
which is supposed to represent the whole In
te1est and sentiments Of the Engllsh people,
Is elected BY rather less than one-seventh Of
the male populationiof the country. Hon
Non, with population of /. 800, has as many
members as Liverpool or Glasgow with half
mAaon Of people and incalculahle wealth
=. commerce. In England, alone, there arc
e1s... nve boroughs, with an average pop
oa ."pSa, VI 1,No. which return l18 members
1,.n 9ent' while there are hfty.nine pla.
ees 49, ~ average population Of Is o00. OF
nearly ooaole the former average. which do
NOT 1etutn any representative what's ~
course, a. The result Of these evils, ths ,,s,o'
bers Of Parliament do not seslde IN ths,r t % w..
oughs. as many Of them contain No w. ~
3dents 1T for even passable members -,
the House Of Commons. And ret, 1ord
Jehn Russell, In 1882, on the passsre Of the
Reform Bill which lett matters in this copaI.
tioD, had the misfortune to say Il think. so
far ss ministers arc concerned, this is q final
measure. 1deelared, On second reading of
the bill, that II only part Of the measure
WAS carried 1t would lead to new agitstious.
but that fs now avoided"
How far It WIS avoided appears in the fact
that the agitation by the "six-screnths to
share In the representation accorded to the
" one-seventh," has been actively going on
ever since, except when lulled by the CE- ]
, 1865-07-20

TUESDAY EY1stda, July -
The Dry Goods market is Quite active for the sea.
ton, and prices Are agAns lightly up Some styles o.
Ptnts arc Il h,eher Beached goods sse very SCARCE
and higher. 1here II no stock IN New York. The
Econontss Of s%turday says: "Blesched Shesti,ss
sud 6htftin8s are in smaller stack thaa known,
sne selling At fAhuona psicea Thcfn u no stock at
al IN dfss han II, and A. T. atewzzt Co.. who xold
son thirty nina million dollars in one OF their stores
last teaton have only stock oE lo1r cAs4s va bave
H. B. C!ahlu 4 Co.. who aold fortytwo million dollars
worth OF goods tho paat year. had nons At all to oer
yesterday, and the other tsdtnx johhers va neieye
equally ashad Of. Hencs va have TO notice gcu-
eiaa hdvantt Of SA05c peE yard all standard "a
ehtrtt ano ~ for pillow case uus;ins theJ cannot
he bad at snJ psl:e. Orders on a1 good. are being
taken It yane, and consequently We mnst tstsr our
readers 10 jobbers' list tor closing va,ues but
nosf Of the ZoodA be had at all 1t any price,"
Brown shes tlnEs are drn. With altXht adyau.a on
some h1ands. Fancy and plain Wool FlAnuels satt-
nets and Fancy CassimeEes arc being inquired for
Carpets ara arro Thread stesdJ At previous ngures.
rtnt1Ru n1fr fotYo
, 1865-07-20

III aue seee'sh today havt been large, and ,eys,.l
.t;1. o1o1es OF shipping Steers we're among the
-. as me'ot part Ct ths receipts. however.
eoI mon aod mtdlun steers, .s.y similar to tho.c
~en nAFe come to this market for ;our w.ef. maj
toe4o ~ salf attendance OF buyers. md sradc
opeasa au,e ofisf and continued 70 during he iors
noous out As Eeeept1ou Ok dl3pasehes fron1 rnn,io
announcing the ar7tyk there af ls,r.
stock On the NAY East caa.ed ,lsht ss.sesa. =.
| thetrstlc. S@'s14eos ot
Tbs rery vac,1lalnx chsz.esax ot III. ~.~ v,,s
trade anu the genera tee Ing shas ha Market viii
be nled to overdoHtnx. has csused ,hin,er, ~
rata with extreme caution. and thar trsr ..
hare usualIy been At consdefably lover n,1-s ~.
the cloa,nk rates Of lAst week. Extra u,no1, So.
OF good wright and quality. 1uch n conms.t".
S7(c07.z3 last week, have sold today At ah?tase.
much better. bnt ws. nevertheless. note dec,in. ~
1sQeae = LOO NJ since last woex. Still the uaIfss
waa quite active It the decstnss aud p.icea ,u]
lteady 1t the close.
the Tennesee military posts have been quite active
AZ cur list OF zales will show. Butchers have taken
gooe1y number. and, with tbs shipping taterest, q
good daIs brsiuets was accomplished. We quota tho
market active, buy having obtained tho couc4s
sson We spoka OF yesterday With psicas tulug .5ae
lc0 rs lower on Extra grades A3d 11Aoc lower on
medium and common grades.
The sales were ~ follow:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
sH7xNAH TAaps,
Geo'sy E1drisFs sold a.szlsy is head Cows, aver
nail kssTss soid psuee $ heaa. averaging l.em
= 5s Cooley HldFid<s II hssd, averaging
Gle9eEy 4 Co. sold seabo:s lohcsd, averaging IS.
kssnas I'D se.oos Il head, averaging s5s s,. a.
s;sssEyA co.'o'd staoo't Is head. averaging 40
s,Seol;y E1aidga sold seaoolt is head. averaging
cso:sy aE!dt!dgs :s1d aar1lt1 Is head Cow. aver.
Cooley : Kasidse sold se.eo,s 81 head. averaging
H.n I Keeses so1d Frank 1s head, averaging SO ~.
laI !: ksaves sold Boest IS head. averaging LIS
Hs'rN Keeve sod BoksEt = head good steers, aver
A!Hsiesa sola duislsr IS head. .verss,nr 400 ps,
IBy Telegraph
DRoyIH'e UNION afcCK TARDa,
f1sess s sss spsgos II head Light steers aver
= ss:a
Green sold Vail IS bead cow. etc, ayersg1rs %
ns a s11s heaa same grade. &ve1sGlog sS3 as at
:, Brewn . Ihomp.on so'd q G'.,: g head common
XTCHI04y SOUTHERN YARDS.
cengsr BS9 so'd Cab b 15 head eoassa Iowsc tile,
ksIis sold Talnadse ii had AVERAGING 1850 III. At
Confer 4 BEo: sold seh.tman - head light Steers,
eoaFtr @ 81 sela s.i1 81 head good .t,se stee..
Jseoos CO. so:d sehu.r IL head. averaging l.ots
!: stsshos9 Co. se.d Pess'y T. head fair stesr,.
ss;,ncFp ! g. .e!S alr st head lair steer,.
svtlsElDE ,sas ns; 4 g ::
hemmes !se sal3 4 Wall Il heat far Steers, averaging
W.ilse1f : a.lo,y :eld 4. Keller 1s head Cows.
, 1865-07-20

NEW foNK. July 19,-Thc health Of JET,
Davis Is said to have been falling rapidly Of
late, though he ia supplied with plenty of
fresh ali, coed food, and such opportunities
for exercise as The contracted limits Of a For
treFs Monroe easement will permit,
Within few days he has, without my ap-
parent cause, become unusually detected, and
It is su1mieed that this depression of spirits
has been caused bY some one having CON-
muuIcatcd to him intelligence Of the execu-
ton Of the corsp.rators. 1t Is said one Of his
eyes is almost blind, md that the other gives
Ing matter allowed him Is the Bible, to the
pesusal Of which lie devotes considerable
time, and he Is not permitted to write or re-
ceIye any letters.
, 1865-07-20
BreakinE mp the Army,

WAsulseroS, july 1s.-The few remaining
regiments In the I'd division, 9th army corps,
W.re di.eharged from tae service yesterday.
his staff, have left for their homes.
The work Of sending regiments and detach-
ment& of veterans to be mustered out is still
progressing, under the superintendent Of
the officers Of Maj. Gen. Auger's Department.
Yesterday the number Of returning soldiers
from Capt. Camps soldiers' Rest, was i. 500,
The lnas Of the old army Of the Potomac,
except Wilcox's division Of the 9th corps, Will
start for home tomorrow to be mustered out
Of the Eerylce. Wilcox's division will reua n
here to perform garrison duty uutE relieved
hy one year men, now On their way from the
SAer auuQah valley,
, 1865-07-20

New YoRK, July 1O.--It should be UNDER
stood TINT neither the tone nor the api,it OF
the orders recently Issued by Generals
negroes to have passes from their employers.
are approved either by Gen. Howard OF the
Secretary OF War. Geu. Howard will issue,
BY direction Of the Secretary Of War, an
order saying substantially that In all ports Of
the South, no other passes shall be required
Of negroes desiring to travel than are re-
qufrel Of ether peIsous.
, 1865-07-20

cause its own readers to doubt the truth Of
the numerous exciting, rcd-hot, and sensa-
ticnel stories With which tha: ehcet aaouuds.
The Hold probably did not think OF tkis
wh.u d.saed1uns Its co:emp ;rar5's report
People Living in glass hnusss not ought to
cast etones at their ueighbor's premises.
, 1865-07-20
LEE ARD mcCLELL2N,

4 vice awake correspondent at Raleigh, n
G., not loIg since furnished US some imp
tant rebel official documents which he picked
mp at that place. Among other interesting
papers was copy Of Gen. Lees report Of hls
several campaigns froln the time Of his tax
ing command Of the Army Of or.hern yir-
gania to, and including, the battle of Frede1.
icksburg. The only part Of this memorable
history which Lad been published b;fore,
was that relating to the battle of Antietam, h,
We commenced the publication of the other
portions week or two ago. The New York
H<7old makes Gen. Lees report Of lis cam.
pa'gu sgainst Mcclellan on the Peninsula the
tt1t Of three column article which justidcs
all Of our criticisms upon the military career
Of the latter, and turns into supreme folly The
laudatiens bestowed by the Herald upon The
hero Of the Chickahominy while those events
were transplring, and for long time after
ward We copy the concluding portion Of
the Htrald's article elsewhere.
We congratulate our New York contenpo.
rary upon its having arrived at knowledge
Of the truth. even at this late day. On the
9Th Of October last, In review Of Gen. Nc
C1eEan's report, We made the following Oh.
serE1tions upon the battle of Ganck' Mil.
the decisive point In the campaign, which
the reader will perceive are precisely the
same as the conclusions at which the Herald
Las arrived after comparing the reports of
Lee and Mcclellan:
(From the Chicago Tribune, Oct. 7, 1851
"Ihe eupreme miamtnAgemenl or rather to.
tai lack Qt management at Gatnes' Mil. whrte
Portcr'A corps were required to sustntn the cu.ek
offouf h:ths Of the rebel army, while Mcclellan
could not make up his miId whether to With dr.y
them to the tight bank Of tho Ch,ckshou,tuy, o.
Ie!nfcrce lhero, Of 10 march with the bulk OF ibe
army nga;net hchmord, and 11slly did 1eithc,, IL
hbundanny showr In this docum. mt. II Gen. Lee
had been Inquired OF, in Scripture PHRASE whit
wentye out for TO eeel' he would htve replied
a reed ehaken IN the ~ind.' The entire rebel
army except the TWO divisions or M.grude, md
Huger, Was ras1.ed On the lett bunk o! the river
the aide fa1thest from Richnond-and hurled pp-
on Porter. Any single corps OF our army could
have aevoured the force opposed 10 it on the
tight bank, and gone unoppoeed Into Richmond.
Or. il It had boen deemed beat 10 make battle on
the lef baII. there Was every facility 10, moving
sixty or feventy thousand fFesh men to the eup-
port ofporter. which would hive given Us The nu-
met1cAl tuptrio1i3, which the enemy actually had
IN The battle. In other words We had tha o2portu.
nty to gain great and decisive Victory In either
OF two Ways. The Commanding Gtnsta! Eat uuiy-
er,nH In the sound Of hostile cannon, with tnou.
eands and tens Of thousands Of brave hearts
around him 70 do his bidding, till ten thou
rand loytl goldie.s were stretched On the
ground aAd the battle w,s Lost. This
was csse where 1t wls necessary to co
so'1sfhing;; consequently Mcclellan ctd nothing.
snch had been The elate Of the case ever sinee the
battle OF Fair oak4. which wze won by The energy
MI W.T.
, 1865-07-20

ST. LOUIS, July II, 1866.
Maj, Gen. Sherman, accompanied by por-
ticn of his staff, arrived in the city on Satur-
day, and proceeded to the I.indell. The Gen
eEal comes to make arrangements for cstab-
fishing bis Permanent headquarters among
US, and will, therefore, without doubt, be
resident with us for very considerable time
to come. BE has rented house, I under
stand, on Chestnut street, between Eleventh
and Twel1th-as q residence, I presume.
Where headquarters will be established is not
yet known, though It ia not improbable that
the building at present occupied by Gen.
Dodge as headquarters, Department Of the
Missouri, may be used for that purpose. Gen.
Pope, now in command Of tlls military diyl-
sion, will assume command Of the Depart
ment of MISSOURI, with headquarters at Lea7-
enworth, This leaves Gen. Dodge without a
command, and he will probably be mustered
ont Of the service.
Gen. Sherman has not at this writing been
the recipient of any public demonstration.
Had We not been visited By an unusually
heayy and long continued rain on Saturday
evening, he would have been sereaaded, but
that ceremony was necessarily postponed
Frank Blair was formerly the most popular
man IL st. Louis Nov. beyond few per-
Eonal friends, none are so poor as to do him
reTerence-poltically, Of course. mean.
He Is nov absent on q visiting or electloueer-
Ing toar in Kentucky, where, 1t would seem,
he is making speeches :aetensibly in behalf
Of The Emancipation patty Of the State, but
90 abusive Of leading Administration states-
men, and 80 eu1ogistic Of certain ex.rebels,
as to render It seriously q question whether
be was not more dcsirous of injurfnc than Of
aiding the party for whom be was speaking,
His Lexington speech reads like Democratic
campaign document, aud 1t Is suggested that
tho Democrats Of Kentucky will print and
circulate 1t as an excellent argument f,r their
side of the question. ] do not imagine that
Frank Blair has any lore for Democracy In
the party senee Of the term, but he Is Ger.
tainfy playing intotheir hands. His personal
animosities are so strong that he never for
gets an enemy-and every one who does not
Bend the knee to him he counts an enemy
and be never loses an opportunity OF abusing
wbomEotycr be has reason to dislike. Hence
he Is always displaying exceedingly poor
ta.te-always pa1ading Ills private enmlties
in public-always descending from argument
to abnse-always disgusting all who hear
him. The Kentucky Emancipationlsts seem
to have Ind enough Of him. as We hear Of his
making no more speeches there.
OuI city abounds In "Consez1auye chaps"
, 1865-07-20

NV AIDAsY, July 10.-The Ledger recon-
mends that citizens aem themselves, The
town Is full Of burglars. An attempt to burn
the American Hall In New Albany On Sunday
night was 'scorered By the opportnne blow
13g open OF door. a pile Of pine sticks and
placed there BY an incendlary. Had the
door remained closed ten minutes longer Tho
building, and probably the adjoining blocks,
would have been destroyed.
, 1865-07-20

Sts AUHE 0u"1oeF tHklAVt-Nu1y I3A
K.ceipts-the liver rectttts duEiuE the past wetk
foot up sone'hing Ike eco fsAr, which lies PIN
dAnt from tta lines along tho bank It Horse Creek.
Ihs process ofrenovtEE Ihs lumber a1d hauli1g fYon
the iAt Is sow, and on: Et.le q lhional qnaatity
haa esen mt upcn the market TIE demand has 50
tat betn light, and SAtsB but Esw In number
um Der II tom 31s % to e. %, eith the following
salsa: 2to Risconsin It &7i 50; 1T0u $2D0l md
river Is 50 m. Sales 100 n A. 3I.5a tor comm5n
shaved; best shaved shingles .$4.7sa5oo, Lata-tao
nosaits q the bank but qu.te hstn .t g 50. Loxs
Et Ctcix Fine lcg1, however 3te so Y. and ranging
II pI.ees from Els % to 41i.Es
, 1865-07-20

The rtceipts to-tsy haTe been quite large, but
nearly sllhsve found putchasers.
The reports nom New York are not fAyorsble. the
market being reported su, and pr!cea so975c per 100
ns lower than yesterday. OF couz7e. the effect hs4
been 10 der1e,s pr1rea here to sor axtent and we
quota the market 1t 225c lower t1za tho cIose OF
lAst n1ght's talea-
Many cautious buIera arc ot the opinion that ths
week will witness Large influx Of HcGs Into the Scw
York n a1ket. sud consequent tnmbling Of prices.
Hence tho reader OF this r.pors will mis- the par,ea
Of several ssg,c.out buyers.
soEe unensinest WAS crested, this morning. BIZ the
repost Of the destruction Of the stock yards st Bua-
10, ~ 1t Vas feared It would interfere with e speedy
tran&ms.Ion Of stock. We ara enabed to s.ats that
such Il the fAct aud That shipnents eau 60 for
ward unintsrrupiedly a. usual.
eqnote tho mAzket to dsy Is moderately active.
and prices 1s0.5c :oT er Than ye,terdAy The sales
wera Is follows:
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nkARKY
MARINE ITEMS
From the Detroit Free Presz.

From the Detroit Free PTs8z.
yxseEL AsH0RK--Tht bafque john 5rfueu phtrh
srriI, pp Jesttrdsy. EtporIs ba.qus. .r.ssd yzssi
s,hoss At ths RAss asttF, With no stit at al Shs
Ma Ill A. penrhHceA Sr4l1.lo&GRd. Htf unmec cond
not bA AsctftAtnsa,
Or rHE FLAre.-Tha schooner N. @. Grant, I'd.
.Afa e. ooGnt: with csExo Of coal. grounded On tho
tuG. and hss remained there ever s1ucs a tus nss
been sent ts4m lhs city 70 gss hes aoat Ii poAsible
lroKrAST 70 FHsBKL CAFrAIss-Wa ARA -
1ntsted 70 call attentlcn TO tpo followl; extract
from Latter Ct tho ssctsary Of the Ifaasuly 20 th,
lect1Te mAn1fests: 3@ W.
It the mAnuests not In Ill eaies m Ada nrs r.,
couftrmtty wilt The law collectors 4 ust 1.fSc "a
the penalties pl leac.ibed By 1aN'" " - ''e7
Ine attention ot At the lake po.s b called
the !oregoi1K nt fractions. aud captstrs OF
and others must look TO the mAnlfe1ts befnre
the po1t4 Il MhiGA tusn uaplie1ta aca 9ransad 'AA
, 1865-07-20

There was considerable activity In the Produce
markets to day, but the general tone wss less
buoyant thsn yesterday, with the exception Of
oats, which ruled higher.
The Provision market was frm but inactive.
The recent advance has checked the demand.
speculative and Otherwise, and buyers are holding
OF for reaction. Today the first New York
dispatch quoted Mess York frm at $3.50, but the
second dispatch reported 1t heavy at &at.0o,
Here Meas Pork Was generally held firm at $3.50,
at which price We note sale OF 100 bills; but the
inquiry was limitsd, Primo Meas Pork was firm
and IN fsfr dsmlnd, with isles Of 800 brls at
and $50 brJs heavy at s9s.oO. Bulk Meats were in
LEGS inquiry, and we note sales Of $4,000 MS Shou1-
ders at 15c packed but they arc held mostly at
1s116ie loose Bulk sides arc held at 1s91sxc
loose. Beef Hams are very scarce, and We note
sale Of 80 bssa at s25.0O. This Ia a material ad-
vance on former figures. Lard is IN demand 1t
nc, without sellers. small lot Of 70 tres
changed hands at &c.
Highw1nes we're in better request to day and
the market ia drtr With sales OF 800 bf1s In lots
at sa-U4.
Notwithstanding the advieea from New York re-.
ported 0rues feeling In Flour, our market did
not respond. owing to the advaaee In freights.
, 1865-07-20

NEW YonK, July 19.-The United States
mandtng, has arrived from a nineteen
months' clulse IN the Gulf Of Mexico. She
took part in the battle at Mobile Bay, and In
The subsequent bombardment Of Fort Nor
gan, and IN the later naval opera tions against
the city of Mobile