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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11
A Hs.x.nir conssrt.

There is in preparation q grand concert
Of music, which will infinitely surpass those
of. earth. y None bnt performers will be ad
mitted there, and none shall unite 10 thar
.concert who have not learn, the song Of
Moses and the Lamb. Iusiead of an orches-
ira of sixty performers s,uunumbered millions
withhgoideu1sharps will j in the grand
chorus, and the laundering notes of the
cherubim and scraptim will break forth ID
strain that shall awaken the uuiverse.-
Mifism, tbe sw eet ~songstress Of IsreAt vii
rise to sweeter, higher notes than when she
sung that song Of deliverance on The bank.
Of the Red Sea. David will sweep his
golden Tyre in strsins to- mortal eai 8 On
known. Harriet Novel; viii there sing tn,
song so suddenly broken Of on that lone
Isle Of the ocean and thousands. opou
ihoussods Of redeemed sinners will there
Stag loudly and jouyously. Iaou ari invited
" tuis coucssbs- az hsh1e,i-rsl. rs-- 'c. sos
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Hasxnan Foot.

y 80 o. q frrs HHsfH . HrH UH..n
This morning 10 the United States court
before Judge Nelson. Hon. Dan1 S
Dickcnson, o. 8. District Attorney
moved in court that Henry S Foo,e, ex
member OF. the dsfunct confederate Con
gress, be admitted to the bar as -Coun
ellor Of the Snr,smc Gu OF the U. s. The.
motion was granted, and Mr. Foo'e sep
ped up to the Clerks desk TO take tb,
oatbs. the first oath to support the consri
tuition Of the United States and the State
Of New York. He looked without win
cling, but the oath Of allegiance wa, too
stif for him. After listening at,en,ivel,
10 it's suingent requirements. be declared
bis connection with, The rebel government
rendere ed j. Impossible that he should sub
scribe to snch an oath, and left the cour,
room unsworD. - s H.sa
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.cnr,e.s Eassts of Epsdsnies.

The visit Of the cholera to Europe seems
tolbe % fatal to birds and beasts as to man
We hear OF birds as we'll as domestic beasts
dying in large numbers. In Euglaud,
sheep. cows and horses are dying with y
plague. Ia Belgium. poultry is attacked
the same way. In Paris. the dread of the
disease Is such according to q correspond
ent Of the London Times. that all dogs run
ming at large are 10 be killed, les, they be.
come agents for the Transmission of The con
tagion. A comm impression is that these
various forms of disease among the lowe
animals, also the abundance of insects, are
. precursor of cholera, and originate in o
viliated atmosphere. The frequent shocks
Of earthquakes denote that the msgne tie
end electric cnrrenls which. course through
nsture, are producing great internsl dis,6r
bsnce OF the globe, and the facts may be
related TO each other as cause snd effect Z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

VERY NICE CIDER.-Ezrs Chaiisld, of
Steuben county, N. Y, says:-When the
cider has1fcnfnested iisels sisar,- and the
cask 10 ready TO hung. rack of into clea-
barrel. and suspend about pound Of bunch
rsisins by astring as near as possible to ,be
bung hole, and close iighLy.stA few
weeks sfter exsmine and You viii afiud the
meat oftbe sraisins ell absosbed, nv ,,,hs
cider Tske ont the lkips aud put in more
raisiDs. Close the cssk aud keep till sum.
mer, then bottle. cork-sDd seal; pack the
bottles on their sides in a cool. dark cellar,
and the cider will remain soupd and an
excellent drink for & dozen years I have
drank sherry prepared IN this wsy which
was thirty six years old lssa 81 ~ ~ i'. sas. by s
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rBE HISTORY OF Or. sKENcKs OWN CASE, AND
now HE WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION sia.l4'siJ

Many years ago, whilst residing in Philadelphia had
prosssed g.dnaly into the lat stage of Pulmonary
advbed BY my physician, Dr. Parrish, 70 the
country Moorestown, New Jersey being my natvo place.
and died here-and died Of Pulmonary Consumption On
my arrival was put to bed where lay for many weeks in
bad been athets family physician, and had him
In his last Illness called to He thought my
entirely beyond the reach OF medicine aud decided that
Lmust die and gave week arrange my temporal
affairs In this apparently hopeless condition. beard Of the
remedies which make and SELL 1t seems me that
could fee them working their way and peneratng ever,
nerve, fibre, and tissue CT my system.
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HYMN.
pY =. D. sAspoRN.


Elas.g1s0 sistc9s-L-a- zscl ~ 80 lo sft.'s-i -
49, -ss7 llso4.s spr y. D. sAsBosS. -ovsseH
snat Fi.g lsoa trdl % s- gto51errrui si = vac
Sang at the NoryoA Agricuharai Exhibitions, DssiAam
aa1g siai'aos siil Sept 90, 1865. al ys7es sssos
3 No more we reap the bloody field .,' .,'. p.
q. Where war his horrid furrow tears; J, s.ls
~ But harmless fruit our labors yield, ird as ~
Aud earth unstalned her burden bears. loi'1.l
BE- On Northern hills the ripened ear 2 ''''t s'''
Bursts early through Its husky, sheath;
:. Betimes the bounty Of the year 81 10 -, 81, b.
Ia Has grsced the wales and plains beneath isi,
..,osti1 ssu H'es y7sfta nsas lsvs esI ,1si oai
Thus, kindly nature hastens apace p 8 u "a
To hide the mournfu Past from view;
Can Sorrow keep her ancient placeyl
When every season blossoms new?
.e, And never season smiled SO fair 4ssas ,v-.i O.
As this that sees our Country free;
For mercies asked in anxious prayerrp
Shall thanks arise, o God, to Thee!
Thanks fof the harvest Of Cur hands,
And every -skillful labor wrought re Il
But solemn praise from peaceful lands
For nobler gifts Thy love hath brought ls
s For now shall Freemen guide the plough,
The hammer WELD, the shuttle ply, 81, =
And Toll shall be the sovereign now, "a
Where er our conquering Eagles fly. sod s ls
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Thompson Quarry. !.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Il Lake County, Is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens Of Ashsbua and vicinity Of any ober and the
durability Stone any dimensoss and for any purpose
dressed In the most at short notice
Orders solicited for EagginR, Step under
pnnine Window and Door Caps aad suls Coping and Wa
ter Tables. When the travelling COED parties do te
Th,rnrsnn. Dec Z. 1892 - s-s
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BosT0S-esorss Q. ssodwiD 4 Co.
NEW Y0RK-Demas Rsrues Co.
BIL17hORE-s- 8. Hanss.
PITrsBURG-Dr. George II. Ksyssr.
CfNcLNNl u-f1E. suIrs 3 Co, asd John D. Park,
CHiClGo-Lord Smith, and II. seovii.
ST. LODTS-Collins Brothers.
SIN FRANCISCO Hostsitsr. Smith Dean.
AIso ,si1 r.av r-,g,,.I. .-f ys.ls-. -.lt4 -ooi5
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DORK WANTED in the Hog, for which
Il the highest market price in cash win he paid -
Ashtabula Dec. %, 1884. ..,'I - GEO. WILLARD.
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The great reason why physicians do not Consumption
Is that they 10 do much they give medicines to stop
the cough to stop the night svea eetc fever and by 20
doing they derange the whole digestive SYSTEM locking up
the secret.oHs, and eventually the patient dies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

ELAX SEED WANTED BY
II - n ..''7'' -'7,5 H. A. IIENDRY DRueGtsT,
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Consumption OF that time was thonght to be incuri bic
disease brewery one physicians sswe ;hoe who
uuIearned in medcneespecaly such reduc.
ed " the condition lwas in This induced many peope
believe my recovery only tenp1~arv. prslsrei and
the med cnes 10 con'unpye for TING, apd made
mlDv wonderful cures and the demand increased rapidly
that deiermiped 10 offer them TO tie public, and eyote
my undivided attention to lung diseases Ia truth Twas
next to fore to II, for people would send for and
near to ascertain whether their like mine
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rhsAAxpRxKE PIII may bs taksa vps sptItstssst
BY ar ages And eon3ons producing all the good results
that can be obtained from ealome any Of the msreual
medicines and without any Of their huru injurious
suits They carry out Of tbs system the fseuent and
oat matters b my ssaweed Tonic and
ralmone syrup II will be that all three Of my msd
einss are needed In NOS; easss TO Consumption
II = GOOU 4 N x.nSsx, IA Ann gIIT
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For several past have smany as 1--WE hundred
exauna ions weekly with the sri For seh ex
amnutou charge trte dolfs and II enable. me 10
give each patient tne true condition. Of his disease and tell
MIN frankly whether he will get veil.
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tanned throughout the proceeding. q demeanor Of
eoolness and hardened indifference. On the con-
cluson Of the invest tigs,ion he WAS committed for
trial. The remains Of Mrs and Miss Stark weather
were inferred st spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford,
on Thursday last. The funeral was numerously
attended
sons interesting experiments have Just been
u.de Al L'Orcnt, on board the Collguy, the object
o' winch Is W u.lisc the electric light at see. ny
ns prsns 81 submarine reflector the water illu.
,'ln"u W sreNt depth, that II was possible to
,Vos oorn from tho dock aud the fish, s.trsctod
uy W" hghh swimming round the lamp az n in an
sIu,rlnh- Accur'hng TO the report Of the expert
ineniers' several varieties " fsh unknown 70 nat
usss were 'scoyered far down In the water,
Including remarkable specimen with . head
somethlng like that Of monkey. Wonder n 10
was not hatbrottcr of BAruum's Fsiee Mermaid.
oS tho occasion Of the nomination for North
W'lIs on Tuesday lssL says lhc London srAn,
rather ingonius method was adonted in ord,r "a
prevent an outbreak. Two hundred Of the rouRh-
eat OF The mob, attracted by The bounty of bs n
head, we're sworn In to act as special cSnstables
short time before tie proceedings commenced
the entire body wsrs marched into the Corn Ex-
change, wherc they were locked up until Ihs nom-
nation WAS over. The result Was that no disturb
snce Whatever occurred. Tho dodge was worthy
Of Yankee, aud Police Commissioner Acton would
do well 10 make . uoto vi II.
THE SoUTa EAsrEkp GAzI1Ir, ENGLAND, repor,.
that young woinsn named Stevens rousntly hal
sditcul'y With her lover, and attempted to COM
ni' suicide by jumping from . precipics on tbs
coast nearly siK hundred ieot high. She made the
fearful leap from tho top u the cl, but her crino-
lino caught In the shrupbery growing out from the
rocks ha point aOout ono hundred foet from tho
top Here tie poor woman hung suspended tho
gtoa1er part ~ the day, making frsntc Efforts to
te'r herself loose and complete the work OF self
urslruehon. Che Was hnsily rescued by her lover,
WHO " IS lct down IRON the top by rope. II is
s't.
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road, from Mobile, Ala, to Columbus, Ky. including
Macon, and other points. Additional post-otheos In
tho South and Southwest have teen re-opensd.
The State Department has been officially informed
that new source Of industry IL In process Of develop
meni at Antigua " l., by the discovery Of a very
Nsushlo depoeit OF suano the Island Roduida
sciue OF which will soon H. sont 10 this country.
A call for national convention, ~ bo composed Of
three delegates from each Congregational district In
the country, 70 devise TO- securing the voting
prvilcse to the calored people is being extensively
circulated and signed In Norfolk, Portsmouth. and
other parts Of Southeastern Virgins.
Washington, Aug. 6.-sevorh applications have
lately been made 70 the executive authorities for
special permission to visit jefferson Davis one Of
the5e made by his former hysielan, who, at the
reuest Of his family. desires TO professionally Gscor-
tain the actual condition Of that individuals health.
To Ibis no answer has yet been made. The Govern
mcut, hosevcr. has abundant reasons Of constantly
henS sdvised that sui ect; and far IL known
here the pr,oncfs health Ia not suffering frUm hl,
pIciont treatment
Tho General commanding tho Department Of
Texas 10 enloiued 70 strict and fathful Observance
Of the instructions heretofore Issued which require
him to forboar from any form Of intervention IN tho
war between France and tho sovereign power of
Mexico, Of which President JuaroE continue. to bo
recognized ss tho chief,
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ESws ItoHA


AsnANGnu telegram states that civil war is re
ported 10 be commencing IN japan.
DuEisG the week the Comptroller ~ the Currency
has isriei to National Banks .sI,6OlIiOi total
srnouni Hsued, tl65, ,Iyl, 440.
Gi.S. BuIIHl left Washington on Saturday
evening, destined for sharon Springs wlers his
family s7s now soiourning.
GrSrRM GEASr, with his slsG, arrived at
Quebec nt o'clock Saturday evening. Admiral
Hope, with tho war steamers s.yx and LiIoy, also
arrived there ths same day. General Grant dimes
with the Governor General and Admiral Hope to
day.
A DrsrAroH from Quebec states that John A.
M,pOusli has been called IN as Premier, In place
Of Mr.. TAchc, deceased. Great excitement exists
in consequence the part Of the friends Of George
Brown, to whom that position belongs. Rumors
arc current q die probable breaking up Of tho
esuinent
BY the recent completion Of telegraph lire be-
tween Pine BuG aud Camden, AK, t.losr.phic
communication is opened to Galveston, by shrsve.
port, McnsuA ! and Houston. The lines In course
of completion ia Western Texas will soon give tho
Washington authorities connection with sAu Auto
mo, Brownsyillo anal other points ON tho IoG.u
frontier.
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O,E "'" S''P''A O' 'N'
ENGLAND
.c.At, ,,.,t =. h.,, =. ,,., A. IN
-, ,,nu1. 'v'" =" 0'oaAy ~ 'uo oa,
,l'.,''",. NV N''' - wv ~
Their Royal uirhnes,ca the Prince and Princess of
VII. %, .,ori,, =, ., A,,,h..,. uo,,,,
"A'' N'eI s'Vh-'Hs Suhaa' :" s'' niohae's Mount
landed At Ponzance on Monday, and received an Ad-
dre4s from the corporation. They will yi.it Land,
End and then return 10 Falmouth
The Iondon sr,u sav.. yy,,ho,, counting Dun.
' ',"u'" s'NN s"''' "'''o' 'ou"''"s D
hstonshiIe' Nhoro hcre IA double retnrn' II wiz DO
found that the House will cornpriso 366 protesting
~" ~ @'' p'''.e No"''
dispa'eh received a. Liverpool on sohday' July
am Announces 'no afn'A ~ Doai OF ,he bremen
barque Constantine, having on hoard the wrecked
e'o" =, '". '''A' '"'e" "0y
I'd The bsseK' shortly siter leaving New York
sprans "an, rn'h oonnpenea ,no oap','n 70 sp.n
don her. Wh.n the ere" ien .he Vessei u VI" 10
neved that she could not remain long shoat Tho
crew in the oa,s we're tossed about for three days
when the Constantine hovo In sight and rescued
-,
'hem'
The steamship lows sunk OF havre' mas peeh buo-
eessfully docked At Cherbours.
PRUSSIA
A telegram from Berlin. Of July 2sd. say,,
-,, =, ..LI,,',,',,, -. ,at, - "a s.u
~hich eemmls'se ws, elected eSmp3,oi Of iol,9I.
err of the school OF schulz Deteh sne Lasale Ihi'
committee depdtei to oIgsnlHe mGns'es nesiSins Si
70 take psee or the purpose OF asserting inc Ibh' oi
public meeting.
A telegram from Cologne, Of July 92d, says
The Provincial Court OF Justice IN ms city hM
c,ncsled the decision OF me police EuthoLleN Nhch
decla cd the committee Tor Organizing he p'Vpoeed
banquet TO the Liberal Deputies 70 be political $3.50
ciation, and on that sround dissolved H. lie Grow
counsel prote,ted against hr decison and she matter
will be carried 10 higher tribunal
A l.tsr telaxr.m ,sy.,
-. a. ,.-, ,u., n.,.t.. 81,
nlaee tbi. sVenins in the Zooiosieai ,;SrGsn. The
preosedings were, however interrupted hy the nu-
,hoiues on aeoVnn, OF the as H',b ~ 80
Ps0pOs0d ~ rnnnan d1a.r.a5 '''
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From Washington.
A Rebel General seat to tho Workhousc,

Washfnoiou .uo. b-Tbe st.tc Depar,,oon, ba.
been officially advised no IN, Cop,ul a, por uahon
,b., The cholera. which bs, prevuilcd IN Egy,, \,
,lo,Iv .bv.ncinv H.. .dd. :, FINN, ,i ,,,,r,oI a..
ture Of the d.es,. there I. con,do-ahIc
hs,e. mi. h.,n. nr.,.n,in. .,.,,o, ,n., 4, -
.saIn ,pre,d ov.r ,hc coup,ryu
Tho ,torie, told that ou, goyo,r,ocn, =. ,.-ro,,
adding IN o,r mii,.,v to,-, IN .,o
ed bv the ofci.I order m Con shcrid, % c,n.o Al,
tie volunteer white ,roop. eavsry Infantry and Az
,ilisrv. .orv,ng in ,h,, d,,,r,,nco, .bIch l.. 49,,
thint can be dispop,ed Win. 10 no mu,,e,cI ON, =,
the service. The muster, on, win be by entrc
izn,ions ipoudn, an addition, thc,e,o nv ,.c-,,I,.
and from otner .ourcc,
The .ft.rnoon y,por, rep,o,en, that tho ,oh,, Can
etaI Ben G. nm va, ar,.,.d ls,, pigb, for d,rIen
md dI,ordor, eopduct and for want of mon.v IN
the spe. wa. to-day pt 10 tho vorkbou,o Cor ,bir,,
d,,s I'M u,.d 40 hs ,.,r.c,,hIo and ,,,,.,,n,,,,
ci,ix,r of rronro.,oo h,,, ih,,,i,s ,ho .ai,t, :, -
lelIop with sou,I p,r,. oT ,bo ,pIrIt of nonrhon
hu proven too much for him.
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El.CsMainry Fires
&c, &C.. &c.
THE OCEAN ABLE.


pri-, \ fagh biscCN cred aud Cut Out,
%, Ga, Euopcau s'Ctmc,s =, this port W. have the
klov .,couLt Of the pgogrcss oi the groSt inter
u.tiJlal cn'ernrise
4 Telegram from Nslentis Of July 29d says The
sh,e eud Of the cable was landed this morning
seaiuily, the ~eathcr being beautiful Connexions
we're made with the ins.rument room At ~ A5 r NJ,
a. the pIosruce Of large concourso Of people The
klight Of Kerry, IN fas appropriate observations,
ir,oscl sa,ccis upOu tho undertaking, aud, In con-
.llsion called upon Sir Il Peel who made al admir-
tl'u addo~. Three cheers we're given for the Queen
an also ior the osid.ut Of the allied Sta'es.
t..gam of Juiy 20, evening, saws II he pny ins out
Of the heavy shore cable, tvenv-soson miles In
leLsth vasuo1t .ted al il3O =. NJ, last eveninG by
the "a oliIs. The ,pl.ee vitL .hc main cable on
b5atd the Grcas IA Tern was comp, ted Al ISL N.
TO-DAY snd the pay lng oJI then then commenced
frorn the GlcA, Ta,toru Testing through the whole
len.th is perfect The weather is very fine. Tho
Terdtle and SPHINX are m cunpany with the Great
Eastern.
The Times correspondent says g." The weather 10
routcg i!ly nns, and the ses is smooth as sln,s.
We start thi; Sunday morning barometer vory
y hh and riias"
\ Tie Times coue'ponden. accompanyin the eIpe-
ion has tessTagAed the following message from
et lentla g.
q IdirHfns NOntn Y, july ia dFprlflnE mesaAge
a heen le'ely,d lloln the ,feN taslern, dated 40
4, upto.cd 10 eti.t .boni 90 ,o tir"c rnis,
vest Of III, sno',-.nd Of the splice, believed to he
as.si u th9oisat s%,ern pu,n9s on her ehu o. the
.pite Was p.operly con pletel TIC Great Eastern
r.mA'n' ho'yi o. "a a. o. long. ~ about - miles
.nd The caroline is goins 10 p,c2 np aud undsrrun
the sp,ce ard repair ile iAait. N.s the sieht..t
,.., o he J,as, no ba ra's u,
III cable remains perfect, aud even nov the signals
70 lho ee-''ns hou~' sc 'eP h'unet
'1'f're' Ju'g .o'-lho cable 10 all right. There
has b. en- hitch, hut all Is toctitod. The Crest
x..,.,, ,,i.~ro,h. . IA, i,,,,,o 40 toi,, 90 r., .
h"''t" So N''''uo % ''-s'N'' 10 'nA'
ANAL iau has beeh Uncovered and cut out. She 10
nov paving out Again and the signalling IL parfect
,,-.,,. =.
Mehtnor WY hhe
Nsto lOfE Aug. 6.-A dispatch from Queenstown,
-, .,es,,,.bi, Ct,,. NJ, n,.to,, d,t., ~ o. -
P"' ''' ~" VI '''" N'''' "uS =" states
that the steamship GREAT Eastern that morn
ipg tbre. hundfod inIler out Al sea p,,ins ON, ,h
- -, ,-, - T''''e 0'' '"o
came e1ceetiui4y iuo s-hAs we're FOOD, ana the
weather tne. private note from Cirrus w Field
=. n.ra o,,C,, "a ,,.c,, uo,-,,. ,,.n,., -,
'Ns' w 'NlN.' W 'N "oA'' N0ntent' New
.SJundland, about 'Ae 1h OF August"
The G,llor.ins dj,natch fIoin on board thu Cra.,
-, NJ, a.rarI torl,n 4. q, in,.,o,, S-'
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From Fortress monroe.
Tho FriHatc Congress Down Again, rtc

GCorrspondeioe " the Sunl
Fortrea bonrce, Aug. 4.-rhe l. :. frisato Con-
ross, raised yesterday at 10 o'clock, kcpt sfo.t
waiting for high water to take her from her bed OF
sand until p m, when tho pumps ravo out and she
sunk, though in moro favorable position on higher
ground than where she was before.
We cannot a-certAn from the best authority that
Dick Taylor hes bcen at this pisce; aud, no dcub.,
the announcement, Of his coming here va. incorrect,
The schooner Maria Pearson sailed this evening Tor
Nov YORK, with suu carriages for Fort Schuyler.
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Arrival oftho City OF Bostou.

Tho 1anAn steamer Civ Of Boston, which len
Liverpool on the g6th and QuoensIoIn on the 9th
Of July, has arrived at this port.
GREAT BRITAIN
Tho elections we're everywhere completed Tho
DAILY NKws estimates the not llleral gain At 20
soats. The HERALD undertakes to show that the
real gain boongs to the conservatives thoush IL Ia
true the members Of the party does no, appear To
DO large II was but In the Last Parliament there
sNs number Of Conservatives, who we're In truth
more devoted suppOdots Of the eoyernn ent than
large portion or its nominal adhefents. The elections
hSye foheNod tho conservative party Of these un-
to liable supporters.
Tie LivofpcOl PoGT says;
=. We hear on authority which VIC cannot doubt that
y !, eUer AL exceedingly prot abe that Lord Pal
Of the new Parliament. In thai event "Glaostoue
rot li.mier" -tll rush uuhlddrn 70 many lire Hnt
10 earn that the Chancellor of the t1ci equer
himself Is by no mean, prepared 10 acluescc in hi.
oMn euddcn elevation 10 the Once OF PINE Minister.
ln,eie-u Of the country would lie bet to!ycd by
suulnstratou headed by Esd Granville, Eatl Rus
leaiing the House OF Commons In hs pie.ent office
20 conkeniA % his disI osiion aud lifted TO utz,
would MAKO nos' popular and e1ceilci.i r.onis,,
and II s around him that u our piognOstcAtoAs arU
corroct the new cabinet will be formed.
FRANCE.
An Imperial decree had toen published, promu.
eating the International Convention -.uod at Genc-
on the battlefield.
An official Berlin paper ontrndiou report ths,,he
Emperor Napoleon had invited Tue Queen Of PIuIsi,
10 visit the frcuch Court during its stay at Bl,rz
The Paris Bourse on tho 25th, was firm aud rn her
animated kcn'er, hoECyer, closed a. g. Is, which
w1 decline OF loo. from the Previous day.
The results Of the municipal elections known up 10
July 2+th are very favorable TO tho government
NeaIJ every here the whole municips,lty have been
reelected
BRAZIL
Tho London TINES Ia ils city article sAysi
"It l. reported that the French mail steamer
Pl&e tAkss out Instructions 10 Nj. Thornton, the
Enslth minister at Buenos Ayres. 70 proceed to RIO
10 reopen diplomatic relations with the Brazilian
Empire" The TINS elseV here announces thst the
result oi the correspondence which has tAkCn rlace
between the British, Portuguese aud HfsZuisn t,Ov-
erhments IT, that Brazil Aocepts the Op1sHr u ller
MlJerys Government Oi February IHst and dlptO-
ma1o relations viii be ven shortly te-,stAblshed
Latest Commercial.
LirsrTooi Jiiiv ", r. ~ Cotton-SNe. two day,
1000 hales inc .udnT 200 bales 10 speculAtolI aud
inporler Tho market 10 dull with light enquiry,
ana p ices are weak.
Br,ads,uu. ma kot IL quiet and steady Provision
market Il dull. Land is Gul at Toe tor kettle Icn-
dercd.
London, July 81, p. M.-Con,ols elo,ed At 30 .,oo
for money.
American securitlcs.-Inluos Central y. X, SIS,
81 Eris X. H.. 63'"abi 1. ;. livt-I sentios, Iva
lU.