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, 1866-07-23

17t Wells Street. corner OF Monroe. Chicazo, IT, do
fotss hs attention exclusively to the OF 40
clst dtseases Syphilis In Ill 1t4 varied forms Color
Eaes. Gleet. $,nctase. seminal Weskness, t,alns u
Jeals Aaecaooa ot The knuey1+ disease Of the Htad
!nfo2t. Nose aud Sku, and al thc3e atCtQis arising
rom tecret habit Of 1onth whtcn rs,dace constlu-
nona debility. renner marriage impossible aad IN thu
end destroy bota body aud MtnQ.
foCSG MKs TAXI PAKrscULAK Eor1cE.-A c1re for
ttoss who have Injured themselves br secret hlb.s
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the cure Of Geuital Debility OF Noc
t41naf Emissions. N properly know A. Seminal
Heakness etc. Can be e1mauedtl5 Cared ln fnou at
teen CARS Or two months By the this nsrutus
in order to satisfy the no4t skepc4l As to the neis
OF hts pledges hlnasf that IN anY Ytnsfauca
the mooe1 viii be funded By returning ths tus11-
nentln good oruer. Price: $40 by nall or express,
with great success. Our Periodical Drops vii B. ing
on the courses Ia case OF DISTINCTIONS aaJ ca3e
fAf1ents treated hy letter. Address Ott. Htife-
ROUGHs. 1z3 Wells atress. corner or Monroe, CHI
tpfI u -
, 1866-07-23
CHICAGO DEFY EU0US MARKET.

= 6A1pRnAE EVENING, July q.
The D1S Goods trade during the wttk tu.t c1osing
bus been tairJ active. and for the season good bus
1ne5s has bsen oon=- Thern 10 new polnts to
dce sincc cur last report Prints urn II our quo
t1ons. There II scuctty Of Stripes a7d Light Brown
6heei1ngs. which are In good dsuans and nrm. Woo:
itos sro moving OF quite Tree 4nd the market rn,,
Tiers y vy little morement In foreign DFeas Goods.
He aunta: .
, 1866-07-23
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER
ArH M

K AEE BRICKS.
OJYCx OF Tuz BoAED OF PuaLyc W7RKs2
thc1xo. July 70. lS6S. {
Sealed proposals Will be rrestTrd 81 ihe sUa1d OF
Public WORKS. It ther Oac1, u.ttI II z NJ on Noo.
a4e Bricks.
The bricks Ell BE- delivered piled up along the lines
Of Ihe Sewats bt constructed n this city, supsrr TO
the count ard II spettlon Of the R?a1d OF fnblic
,Molk Work. And must be whole. hard. d.bu!n'a. rev nom
atando1d M d,msns'ons d i tAx4I21s ineh"sJ
qulrec to be deyerrc during Au.usL onethitd during
s. pit moeE- and one 'hId during October.
FFopo ais be aGdyt sstd to thu eoafd Of Public
WORKS. endorsed "Proposal Tor Mteks-~
The Fpard reserve the right to reject Auv bid not
In acfcfdarce with the conditions ot this adrsftss
ment Or 10 reject ali BIDS suu oropoaat viii be
ctpted unless The pst1y Offering It snal lvo evidence
SkHl. expCieoce. Gerry and ability tor doing the
work Is trustworthy, aud has sufficient peeun1afJ
sonrcta.
JIG. GIEDELK,
FEED. LETT,
.....-. o. ]. Roar,
fy10 ofjE-1it RnHyH NJ Fn1k}o Wnrkn
, 1866-07-23

All sales n Grain reported IN sats n,arKes Teport
1Tf Mdde on batGa OF &c StoT11E unless 01heTctse
expressed
- SAfCEnAr EyHs1xG, July Il. 1866,
FREItsliTS-!kA1LRoAp FRzIaHTs-The foLpw-
Ing Is 1hs Joint t41in OF the Eastern roads:
, 1866-07-23
DROPOSALS FOR EARTHEN
l. wARR SEWERAGE PIPES.

CETICE or THK BOARD or FCBEIC WoRKs,
CHICAGO. juty Is, lS6d.
8eafed proposals Will b. received by tee Hoard Of
Fuhlfc Works. At ther 0t1ce. until II SasIs0Ay,
July h, for oI1 1ineat feet OF vitre1 earthen vars
teveIaEr pines according to specifications on die Or
Ihe sad pipes 10 b. twelve IA, inches Of ,nsefirr d.
ametes: 10 Dc not loss than ore u inch In shIckuess
acd III 1erRtbs Of two f1 feet each; +, be provided
interior diameter. q fonF ~ Mchct 10 ltt 9Th.
Board during the months Of August aed eepteuber.
!s sna 70 be sa:1set to The aploEa or rejection Of
Proposals. mnst * addressed 70 the BoA-d OF Public
orkF, tndof1 ed Proposal TOR Sewerage Pine" ard
uet, to be app owed BY the Roafd.
TIE Foafo reserve the ItRht to reject any bid not ID
accoEd8ucc with The conditions Of this advertisements
or 10 reject all b!s mud pronosal Will be accepted
f.e.oTr to H. osps thst h. sn, the ne.essaTT Fiji
experience. eneg1y aud sblllty for dtng the WORK.
trustworthy, and has suactnt peCuntaEy rtsonrces-
j q. GISDELE
FRED. LRTZ,
o. T. ROSE.
jTlEoS6l-1Q& BQAT4 Of Public Works.
, 1866-07-23
sso,H83s.t0
5'1ht85s.M
600
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending July II.

DT711 or 1nE DAILY TEIBrNE.}
Saturday Evening. July Il.
REEF CATTLE.
The following table showe the daily receipts and
fhipntrfs oI Beef Cattle during the week ending
naS compared with the receipts aud shipments OF the
corresponding week last yeaf;
, 1866-07-23

EIcho1Fon Rich'd Norris c F
Nichols {: A capt Norris Jokcph
Eieho:s Andrew Norton Pntfick
z. Nicholas Il Nprthpp WIS
hlcoll a I" Norton 4 F
Noble Ehss Morton z
Noble Chas 4 Norwood Joshua
Noble c L d co NormA1 l. Z
Nodam a Norman joseph
Nolan Michael Move Ephratm
Nctf1A Ehas Nuttlng E1Eln E
Morris Clinton
o.ezaayt Z Geo Johnorr Robert
!. 0Grndy John 0ftou c q dt
O'Gfaoy Michael Oeyis Z a
E Ogierfe EoDeTs Osser Joshua
WHsa'oran Vim U4ba1d EmbuEy
OLeary John D zen
Rfos Owen a Davis
oiiver men,ber otois 4 Ruekley
E.x q Il Club Owens Michael
Oh1~ll II OWEnA Wm
! 0'Eiel1 j Owen John a tt
n.Onsey Abel Owen james
0Iael1y Thomas OWa1ey Jehn E
P
Perkins Geo " Plumb Edwin
Perkins d Castle Plattenaurc W o
'ePe1fy 8 Ezra Poliara Ck
Parry ER Pomtroy ] u
Person Il cApt
Ptfet1 4 i Pomeroy Theo
Peterson z 2 Poole samuel c
Peterson a Pc Pope Geo F
nFetefGOn A " Pops Ee1 p
fettit Henry C Porter Bros
r Fos-Porttr I'm
Ter Porter YIN
JAmes Portsmouth J Fl It
, Phelps Oscar Pofteff]eldJ@ptne
rhefps Hiram Post Isaac L
Phillips J col Potter Il Staples
Philippe " d T PpWern Richard
Phillips Il 3 PcNeIA james
phlltpk Geo PoWley John e
Phillips E II FJns An<treH
Philips A W Price A
Phillips. L.mber-Preston Zenaa2 q
ton j. co Preston Joh1
Pierce John H1gre. Patrick
Pierce Il 4 col Pride o =
Price d co PrAtt John F
P1eI son Wm J. Putpam Geo s
I1nGIee VIM PuRh U "
He1ct Addison : Ph1leu jim
, 1866-07-23
! y GyRHEnABLE
u ,YiCIOH
GIhsE.;s1 3dT
GIkGf.;a3 3HT
REM! EDIES.
4 t2e1D odT
ua2oI
u Rl6T
,1sccI
-os1th
tD
4

~N~ 9 " A1-@
@4'o ~ 's VIZ -
4 ~ S S<"@ AA"@ =" =
--s
~ w "1ts'"1 ;" 0ase aesF ?" "'|'
- .ASA' ~'' foaa'Aa OF NJ -, r'-as>-
SN& ~@~A 'ss''apa' t7nsuee- 1ns
@1 3An1$ osfta 1anaaisaa o.. ls ~as tb6
''' "' 0'''a3 <ass 9eoe" ed hes strength; = "pouk
A'e' W '*' ea1eo 'a0 "cA Hezek1sh: ou fezptesss&
VIVA LUG ''f1e" o''e' "a3 poured lato the hurts a
, 1866-07-23

~ very different from this. The prs.,4a. i.
appetite, md invigorates and e1erf ~
powe1s Ut the same time. Hence, when indiGsrenee4
to the enIoymeus OF the tahle. absoute aisgust m
food Is combined with gastric Weakness ar any othes,
moVesfthe entire difficulty. It not tonic that dos
its work By halves.
, 1866-07-23


The receipts and shipments this week End last COM
psze Al follows:
Receipts less than ast Eeek....+.. ......,,,,Z&12
Shipments less th1a last week 1Q9
As compared With the corresponding week Of 1855.
We IND A. follows:
NEtp&s 411e .6.alx
lsecetrss fot corresponding wetk Of
Aecttpta ICES Ihl8
Greatest number received for any week since Jauu-
ary !. l1s57. Smallest number rcctiyed, S1A.
Rec*1ved week ending March hI......+........1aiJ iJ7
AectiFto Week endoE July 3t3a
The to:a1 receipts Of Cattle and Hogs At the Union
Stock Yards since January were II follows:
wIKEE CONSIGNED,
The following tshle ahows the number Of 1--we Stock
shipped teu this market this week, and where con-
Eigned:
CAtt1e. Ho1e. Sheen,
To New fcfk............... x.t13 G,lHs 49,.
o To fs11ssassa snasensioa B1idce 1; 1s IL;
TO lunalo, -............ 1G 81 49,.
Az 09stoFAts. s.-.sss.-s, 50 s%-.-t EDS 3jl
10 oEhAaQtIpnlAs..%........ E0
Tota1. a1...-...........-...---.....s s,131 SUES SIT
Iherates Of fright o. live stock Eset werr nxed o.
nd aftAI Mar 20 9ref.
, 1866-07-23

SATCEDAT EVENING, July q, 1866.
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber, &C.. f1r the
DAIt tTeutY tY-fnur hcHrh Ettt.
, 1866-07-23
LADIES' In DELICATE HEALTM

will nnd HosgETTER's STOMACH B1rrKEs Hoa-
dezfulsF adapted to tbs relief Of the difficulties to
which they are subjected. The preparation In cases 1t
this kind has douhla operation. tnos only cou1o1s
the Ioca. irregularities which occasion the dstre4s
bat ac,ing simultaneously Upon tho who1a nezvoua
system. checks the tendency to :. -, :
deucy which almoat always aa ,":.. ,,:
turb1nccs.
slckly wives a.d rothesa are,.
medicine = trial. They aEo earne ~ y.
contains no Ingredient tb.t possibly do any ha.x
10 the feeblest Of their NUMBER while It undoubtedly
contains tho lnv1soraunc principle winch thetr ea
Eated system requires
Let them bswara OF the cordial dropa and ttncture
often prescribed for invalid laaes All these med1-
eamrnts ere mainly composed OF common slcohoz,
and ere therefore luxurious. The liquors ordinarily
given toncs still vorse being nj, e:er3oratee
with poisonous drugs.
, 1866-07-23

GTsaa Issi Rsi;osd is t.tln: Flour q Bo.es
In - haMIF1cor !. taken to New York, ii
LAKE Fszl1n7s- quiet and unchanged. En-
E.semsnls xsFe: rsor BsaEe1 State. balk Fotomac
e FLo6mmkssTsd sss1s TT e.: shipped I'LL rs
1s5ket 1eas.lv9 ~ 81 ssl'ef 4 os3x s,!ss
ssx * T. III siooo is !.
Y; h51. at xss73; 60 hsla st 49,: .......-,,,-
stronger. Sales wee: srs,Ed wHrtr-aho bn prime
81 e s t Ed IS 81 ssi kssu.l
r. % = IN 500 % 90 i siia; 11to ID Do Il
81 s e q - s. s. s. rs e o g = ss
u ee i1 ii ass ou: SHIPPED s..us eu.
eosk 81 ss !, usI 6 d
At &c; looou hu 90 ssc :n.lo bn 3c 5000
en i ssss @ .. r. = !, d 81 Is i i
Ksssg M s # s.s t g. 81 i = - s e. :. sde ceES 4fIs.I
dnl. It So tor fresh No. 10 store.
DAT@1,,Eeesirsd, -, @ @ saSn bu; saiRned. 4a1lo b.
sed Il sis' Se !: * p @ fS
bu 40 Ii Is "a; 4,toV bu 90 1t &c.
KYE-Recelysd, l.1ao bp; shlrEed. r b9 Mar
Sc; Lao bn do Il SIC 100 hu DO ii So: 415 "a So5
sic; 4 on do 3o4cciosink quiet n the dec ne.
i, IS aS1s e 81. oone 'he'
AkcouOl-SsmiDt5 s IN # ts;3sss Ss Is, s,-.., ~ >,
qao1ea I'd nomspaf a.seeSa t1oe. s. Luz 'eN Snes pe
nR1tiai CUR N-No9insl at ssaaca 1900.
R!kAS1ls msc.ive i {: oH* = per 1Yn.
~ 1he E1t,.s @a3Eei eaies rt aa,ei Ihge j. ~ Wy
title speculative demand. and scarcely any inquiry
under LIGHT eurry chLlce yellow va,l-tirs dud ready
ts!e y f9 pr,c;a Common assSs1pioss aEe neglect
4Qotc as follpws:
thotes at
LOCO anp; Z95E
, 1866-07-23
H0STETTER'S STOMACH B|TTERS

entitlc tbs preparation to = high p1ace amope ths
specifics Of tho age Rock and ralIeJ plain and forest
its extraordinary properties. Ittsa PBEsERvATIv1
MEDICINE; Ia Other words its eject Il to pnHsxzya
1uE ruys1c41 PowHas II Tu1n rrL1 y1aoa oeyoud
the period when unassisted nature begins succnne
to the canker OF decay. A. atouochIe, 1t Is alto.
gethz tho It's depuauyo tendency IL par
nculaz1y evident IN boua csses In which 1t sees to
purEe tho blood OF supe1duous bile. and restore thst
c1ea1ness Of feompfe11on which cat :. ..-
ahealthy circulation. Certainly Il -
tonic and corrective which noret. Sac.
the efficacy Of botanical treatment
, 1866-07-23

1,l32 6.kE6
IheTates Of freight Oh Live sock Kart were nIed OF
and sftcr Tuesday. March q. 1866. ~ follow1.
RATxs or WEIGHT OK LIVE ETocK EAsT,
To DErKoT OF noxEua
, 1866-07-23

The receipts and shipments Of Lumber. &C.. fur the
past twrosy-four houfs were:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. AiSl,n0 2.1St 80
lath.--..s........--.....s-.... 67os00 291N0
There WIS yeFr LITTLE buttneas doing II the market
today. owing to The Light tece1pls Prices we've NOM
tDalfJ unchanged.
Cargo schr Ruby, from Muskeeon. 80 II trips, bal
snce M1xeu, At x1s.s5; cargo scnr North from Grand
Ryer, 80 N comnnu nlixed st &16.5e; % N saved A1
&t E7s; IS N do 1t E. 90; 75 N shAyed II <t.s3.
In the ssrds The following are tbs retail prices:
lCxBKE-ftrst C1ear, l. II. In Enc -lnen
seeond cissi l. tx. iX ;ad a.insi.:
fiIas MY eaa I second esi ciesr Flooring. ID ss'
getha. Fongh-tht same a. second
CemnoD ~i1e Feori1s z rouSn. eSSSSM
Aasehea and dressed common F.oor-
Mstsbsd md diesssd s.ineh common "'@O'ps
FIJI Faa ssa ss;oSd cieii siding toset14 80
tisst common d1pteed tl6lag. x10&75.N
npSsfds ds............................. - 8.oaa.sDo
Il stock boardG, u lnthc4. .,..,....,-, &1*kasuoo
STOCK boards Il trchca............. 2I04<75Do
Common boards. }ots1 .sc4nM E.fene-
ing aro anal! timber. II 70 l6ftlopx 2amz 200
Juist and 9caut1ink, Isl fcct ........... zLN2GL1
saneIr-A or sur shiyea II { ssiaEies..... aa &c. ss
No. Saved Shsncles. ....-............ 3.30&tiss
No. SAVED Shingles .............. 7.ss@l-5o
1F s Il j. s g
aay yard Eh1e cars can be twttched. OF any depot:
loaa on t1Ack.. .thort-co1n."...... a519Loa
A. or Star Saved shingles. by car
4 saSsd shnsisi. ciiy Gsds. ;:''1i On ''s ~
No sa3ed shinses, l7 saf io.d '
IKE sdecd q sSove nii:ei wien wien tT;isiszec
, 1866-07-23
HULLANDSE RRIEF,

13-H vi,fen. q burg lD-Max,!n Van Wl,xse
1t-fapt i de r-ISr.m 11-iltyc1t Wlrrsut1
11-F CGhi Eapl tct-Eecfx Duho6
tS-ftrktLtc kteaemakeF
- o1ce open from tnr lss Of Aprtl 10 sae lst q
NoveA 'htE ffoH H. I'LL * p. H. from Sovernhe
lkt to mi st. from h iii ?. N yes;thqle
viii reniAt opau until O'Clock ?. N. On auau4J,
!o'' s0 ~ SaMEEI. uQAEp, z n
, 1866-07-23
Provisions in Boston-Jul5 -.

Fr6Ttsl0ns In 8oston-1nt5 u.
Pork Is In READY demand = psestoa. prtces: The
$50 for mess and xs64ss9 sSro tof clesE. cs.h.
Beef tcArce and nt. Aui The market sns1atns full
tos u, meaa; !. sS9o&Aso tor e1t.a mess: and
change aEu has bsrn IN node.aae urs md At ~ 3Ssc
= y Tor GOOD stean and ketllt rendered. In Smoked
, 1866-07-23
FINANCIAL AMI CUEM6kClhL,


SATURDAY Eykvra. duly 81, 1864
Tic following table shows the BALANCES aud
Ccaancef at the CLEARING House Ii this caty dur1ne
In f0.dxt. - y.
, 1866-07-23

Gold here wus 'dul1-opened at Us. md closed
at 14Dh@l4sH. silver ~p. dull At 1855.
GoyctnMsnt Securities we're weak and ioFcr. We
, 1866-07-23

COMMEHClAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jnty Il, 1855
The receipts ana shipments OF Fsoduce during
the past tWcn,y-locr hour aEe u sollows:
AECEIrzt TAsI TXEATI EQER NQCRs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

civ that IN baale cases Che Court shall bail that this
owrd that there was certain GLASS Of oenses baiae OF
right and In which Court bad discretion except 70 m
dc amount Of bail Ts view favored by tho re
Constitution against excessive bail aud against cruel Punh
cpt Inc pro, son OF tho Constitution would b. nuga0y
n In propass the Courts could refuse all bail What pln
bmen could be more cruel and unusual than tho punishne
nj man before trial by hopeless aud inactive imprisonment
an imprsOnment worse than the legal punishment Of crime
which 10 che guiso ofpunshmont ncs alienation IN hArV
labor. .,,-..z -
arged thai the reason there not 70 the same point
was that this provision embodied IN the United States Cons
ton had not affected Courts til the Constitution Of o
IA 20 what wero bsae onses he cited tho Statute OF bdw
90 show that larceny except where the thief taken he
manner O. Gagr1,e deot0 was bailabe andshat IN any o
tho receiving or possession OF stolen goods baabo But
t case was not baabe Of right but addressed 70 the
discretion OF the Court aiudioi discretion not the mere
wh Of the udge and the defendant wore not clearly guilty
or N nc mgte innocent the Court should bail There was
doubt ON 4h evidence whether the lOnds Identified
THE indictment naming the thief may be detective ana
s IN Che grand Jury knew c thief 1t Is By means Ger
Tain Tint the prisoner II he knowingly received them received
them from the thief from intermediate InAhe latter
case n was very doubtful If tho law would reach him. ni
he discretion merely arbitrary still the case commded
itself 10 tho Court Tho only evidence OF secretion was he
conversations made under tho mental disturbance connected
with fe arrest and therefore not deserving OF much cre
hese considerations should no thought admit the prisoner
h bail and moderate ball. in accordance with tho constu
The District Attorney submitted a written argument.
The Court reserved its decision >, q,
MIR John Graham and o. Stuart for petitioner n U hhi
for the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
The Cincinnati Times Of tho 7th says.
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported Tor THA TaiBuSn
MoSpAY. Dec. 10 1860

MONDAY, Dec TO- 1000
AsHES-Thc market for both kinds quiet sales Of Pots
Al a. 1899 and Pearls on time cat sl3 25dsl3 80
COTTON-Under the favorable adyees nom lVepool
there has boon active demand from exporters and prices are
well closing steady at $50 for Middng pianos 70
3slc for do New Orleans; saes Of 4, 600 bales. .
COFFEE-There has been a MODERATE inquiry Tor broSh
Coffee the market very heavy and the advantage Is al
mott entirely with the buyer sales OF 800 bags ex queen on
priy ate terms Other kinds are neglected
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand Tor western ana stats
Flour il moderate and with liberal arrivals prices Of the low
graes easier the medium grades are frm anu ~
demand and family grades lower and irregular the deman
I'm mart for EXPORT the sales $500 bb at 81 3Odsg % Tor
Superfne State 81 65dl rs for Sound Extra State 81
WISCONSIN Extras lOasll.l5 for Shipping Ohio tl 2Oe
s2 SO FOR Trade Ohio and s2 25de5 IS for St Lous Extras
Canadian Flour shade lower and quiet sales OF 100 bo
at ere 5Oas so for Extras Southern Flour Is lower ana IN
moderate demand sales OF 100 bbs a0 3oa s2 80 for com
mon 10 fair Extra Baltimore aud Country and s2 6od30 Tor
Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour plenty and Is lower
sales OF 800 bbl IS 50at7 psbb Corn Meal dull and
prices arc nominal Buckwheat Flour Is in fair demand 81
GRAINihe market for Wheat opened strong but buyers
held off and mer eyinced but little desire 10
ease further concession and the market closed
for Spring and firm for Winter the sales are 200 eu1 = o.
State firm e e0aSa &C. Barley held VITA more u'
ness but "a very quiet sales os 200 bush STATE az
81 90 Barley MGt nietat o. 2seA % per bush Oats are
In demand Din part speculative az pesl S
State the Railroad depot and 66e6Ic per
for very choice Rye held with more commence ou
active; sales Of 900 bush prime state al ~ x ssv n
Guiding ono load shipped from first handa Corn opened mvch
6rmer hut shppca held of and only slight advance vases
tsbshed the aqury mnny for the home traae sales OF
% Al @s NJ for do hfoa and q % as % for New Yellow
jersey and 81 Oest 10 for DO DeaWase CanaoA FeaS e
0rmey, sales OF s 900 bush. In bond AZ VI % .
UIDES-gbs deuagg . msasTste prices gs alesaI sWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
COURT NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT -Kews alcndars will DO mado for tho
Circuit snd for January aud Calendar TOT The
Special Term for February.
tain entitled 10 Place tho new Csen9ars
present Cacnds but NO such esn ha De
PLACED on Calendars OF the parties heTh
The Circuit Part or Uco orm where The cause ;,
notice thsi such has not bo-n disposed Of ana
still pending Ia The Court -, =,
fd before The lSb dsJ OF Dreeu1oef CIT
filed ser will lose s place the Calendar ana
be placed 81 the foot.
Where number tho tho Calendar 10
NOT given hs cause will placed the 1ew taendsI
III ,.t Ia 6l-d win Inc Cl-rk oil Term
hst branch Of the Court before tue
''" w " - - wv q. CoSxHR, Clerk
SUPRusR Cou4x- GBSERAL.TEIM PoR FEBRUARY, 1901,
NouoE-rhe clio GENERAL Tsru Ct this Court WI
without reference 10 The old Aendsr rev notes OF
oe 30 and date WHOM issue Ion~d thoJ
win not be placed on tho Calendar WIZ T. CosHsR 'lefh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
TURKEY
TIM IEsURMCTl0N IN GAMBIA


II was reported that five fresh bsttallons Of Egyp
tan troops SAP 70 have been dispatched cm he1aaa
the island Of CANDIDA Numerous bodies oil ihc cream s
gents have taken refuge in Greece aud plod o. No s
had granted offering resistance TO lay down
their arms. . r. a., -. -
Accounts received Of renewed fghrg IN Gambia but as
uSuaithe reports are.conhctng 81. -. -,
Corfu dispatch of Nov y says Intelligence receye ca
here fomtC anda and from good sources annGuhc 60
that fresh engagement has tskea place between we au
the nsurgeufs under CorOneO and korata resulting IN tc
feat of the Turks with loss oGOOO killed and sO taken
prisoners The insurgents also stated 70 nave eAeu
ory neay Askvpho 1t believed that Mustaha Pasha has
been replaced BY Omar Pasha -, = A., o.n Ga.
According 10 Constantinope dispatch OF the 24ih te
latest official intelligence from Gambia states that me pecoe
ton Of the island is nearly accomplished but tt hS lisls
of Myopthane0 Cnyasse and Macyoro stn?ofeT resist
- - ......
Greek dispatch says that Greek troops had Teen concen
ed on die Turkish frontiers and tho Greek Government had
ordered a considerable number Of rifles in fnncs.
DEMANDS OF THE PRINCE OPP stIsvIA.
The Prince q Slya had renewed Sh0 demands for equal
rights With the ilopOdar Of lumani tho has offered 10 pay
the tribute ya the Porto three years in advance ad
10 contract loan TO- that purpose
IRE sERvIAN FoRTREssEs.
telegram from Belgrade the 2si says that Sclia had
made dcc appeal the Turkish Goycrnmeh TO evacure
the SoTyian fOgigesscs, especially that OF Belgrade
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SPAIN.
THR gxPBCrRD aRv0LUTToN.

The French journals contain very alarming accounts
Of the internal condition OF Queen Isabeas dominions
revouon spoken Of hghly probable and even Imminent
The fumof that the Queen viii abcatets directly opposed 70
the reports mos. relied upon BY persons yesed IN Spanish az
fairs The extracts from French papers given below snow now
Contradictory the statements Ia circulation. -
"The Queen DOwager" says the AtentT hationo4 has
edded Der solicitations TIE advice rendered BY the duchess
de Montpenaer 70 Queen Isabella but without eject Tho
MARQUIS dc Mraores Of the oldest Of the Spenh nob
Ay and formerly President u the Council next endeavored TO
SOW the Queen the danger Of tho she pursuing but
Aa influence equay unnyang Political considerations
eaYo 10 influence mind which Is the slave Of religious
ecruplba Que me fapoyta mi eerpo 81 sdpd mi alma my
Rsdy nothing my soul Be sayed was her answer to the
Marquis do Miradores."
r. esis eoatinne 70 be made amongstbe people and n the
PRAY The Colonel Of the Kings Regiment AID Other Ohces
save been sent Of 10 the Philippines The influence OF Con
Fsles bnyo Il nceaang every day Father Caret has cQn
1enco 10 h alone and Sister Pe0cno considers that ho 10
~ nan appointed By God the Church and Spain.
we pocn and governmental circles Of PARA says the
hadoene Be9 Il Is expected that the teegrapkic wires
may Dn& a. any moment the news OF general rising through
out oge should such cakmify the Earvaes Cabinet
penpot say that has oo friendly adEce frcurance
n Mon Knows ths and tbs President Of tho Council
0os BE- uninorma IT, HoncccFward French diplomacy has
only % wait and watch the current Of eVentss
"Our news RON Spain says the Si6ce lis most Affecting
EeYer bas gu0h sats Of trade existed Eyeryhing h Ia
qayss Commerce trads and agriculture are At The last
GasA and he severity with which tke immedse na.ment al
txN qstespaa tsass As population u tbs gsst VOg,sv
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BRAZIL.
MINISTER IN PARIS.

MINISTER IN PARIS.
RIO Nov 9.-Senhor Sergis AIaoedo had been ap-
poineod BRAZILIAN Minister at Paris
COMMANDMENT or TIE BRAZILIAN CAMP By The PARA
AdUAYANS.
Intelligence received OF TINT on
the 18th ut the Paraguayans bombardein Irazlisnsin
trcnced camps placed under the command oil Baron zorro
Allegro.
THREATENING MOVEMENTS OF BOLIVIA.
Tho Republic Bolivia which protested againsths triple
alliance formed against Paraguay had concentrated army
upOn the frontier Of the Argentine Province OF Jung and
threatens 10 invade tho Argentine Confederation
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