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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

THE MINES ALL RIGHT.-The streams and
waters generally being too high for practical
operations, not much has yet been done in
the way of prospecting for placer diggings,
but we are Informed by Mr.. Daniel Brock
and others just in from the mining district,
that prospectors are not only satisfied that
things are as favorable az they have been
represented, but their confidence is on the
increase, both with respect to the richness
and extent of the mines. Mr.. Brock and his
company have taken and recorded claims,
and propose to return Immediately, as we
are informed, to commence practical opera
tions. Mr.. s. w. Beall and others, we are
informed, will visit the mines on Monday
next, for the purpose of making an incline
or shaft on one of the principal lodges. Tht
test of whose surface rock has been so favor
able, with view to trying its quality at {
greater depth Vancouver Register.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

CoAL.-We understand that coal has been
lately discovered on the farm of Mr.. William
II. Martin, in the lower end of the county
The ground has not yet been ptospected to
any extent, but tho surface appearances are
such as to warrant the belief that coal will
be found in great abundance The bank is
within few rods Of the river and convenient
to good landing. That coal will yet be
found in various parts of the county, we
have little doubt. We trust that this will
turn out as we'll as appearances indicate
Vancouver Register.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22
From the Montana Radiator, of April 2sth

From the Montana Radiator, of April 2sth,
we take the following
On Wednesday Capt Barber's train, con-
sisting of thirteen wagons, with one hun
dred and twenty seven head of cattle started
for Fort Benton for the purpose of meeting
the boats and bringing their freight to this
place. In the way of men and arms, they
consider themselves Indian proof. The ad-
vance guard of the emigration has arrived.
On the afternoon of the oath, large passen-
ger coach, all the way from the Golden State,
arrived. On the 25th, two ofOliver Il Coz
coaches came in, it having been fount that
one would not accommodate those desirous
of coming. Next week we are to have q
daily coach it is understood. Many emf
grant wagons that it would take special
service man to keep account of are constants
ly arriving.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

The report that George L. Woods cut or
caused to be cut down the American flag at
McMinnvlle, Yambill county, was contra
dicted by the man who was said to have re-
ported it, getting mp in the presence of a
thousand people and fatty pronouncing it as
false. He also made affidavit to to the same
effect.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

WELLS, Fargo & Co. yesterday brought
from above $lOo, 900 in treasure, large por-
,ion of which belongs to merchants Of this
city.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

THE Columbia river, at this point, fell
about three feet within the last twenty four
hours. "4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

THANKS 10 Mr.. Paige, Wells, Fargo & Cos.
messenger, for full 6ler Of San Francisco
papers.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

THE stage for Canyon City left here this
morning with full load of passengers.
Travel on the Canyon road is now rapidly
increasing. T4 @t
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

CoUaH NO MoRE Halls Pulmonary Balsam is war
ranted to cure coughs colds hoarseness and all affections
Of the throat and lungs. Fifty cents per bottle.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

GnrrsnAcKs are ins a, Virginia Ci'y,
Montana, at par.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep-
t"n Of visitors 90 th. 1T Of JULY, and remain open
until the last " OG OBES.
Dr. MUTE Professor Of surg.ry In thu Jsfsrron
Med cal College, Philadrlpha frnm parsopai ob.srva-
on Ad e'smicAi anayrs, placed these Sur the
most valuable Of rsmsd al agents 10 all dissssss Of
ehrupie or organic nature.
10 sitting th. Spring. parsons viii have 50 opporta-
rsnt,n, Bull Rue kspldsa 0Ispgs C"ur, House 0or.
and many other point. " historic Interest In
virgiis
G"d Coaches sonssrt with thu train. Of the Alsxau.
dr,a Orange aud 'rgn Central ksiiroads to convey
visitors TO The spriugs
syonnds 10 so"d ord-r an rsp.ir
The Hosl viii aeeomm date 10 psrs rs, besides
there ar: . .umbsr Of hsndsome otAgss At up .x.
preHsly for families.
Terms: ss 80 Per day; liberal d'.eouat to person,
remanipg month and longer Ch ldrsn aud ,ry- uts
h.hpres. ECckLsToE. BALDWIN / CO.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Ohio DsuuDct tncv.

CoLUxBUs. Ohio July l3 Al a meeting Of the
Democratic State Central Committee Of Ohio, the
following was adopted:
"Rs,s!vsd That for the purpose Of carrying out
the 60 operation proposed by the platform ad0pisi
at the recent Democratic State Convention OF Ohio,
the State Democratic Executive COMMITTEES be au.
thorIed appoint fur SCI storial delegates to the
PhilSdrlphia National Convention Of August u, o.
melut ers Of the Democratic party, In accordance
with the suggestion Of MessrS Randall, Campbrl II
and Blair on behalf Of tho National Union Com
mitee; to Issue address to the several congress.
ional districts recommending tho appointment, by
their several county central committees or by dis.
tri conventions, Of two members Of the Dam
party as delegates from such disticts ~ also sug.
gested by said Nations. Union Committee"
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
THE NAIIoNAL REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING. July le 1866
.e,I 10 sl.ss /. .. .srs bA.sI. Win u. A.s.

plsesd b ffsss b he aszt bassIs viii The Aus
isiaas.
Kiss Victor BsssssI bss ssnt Telegram 10 The
King q PrusiA ssssrssalasing hin npsn the recent
success Of the Prsssisa ssns
A tslssrsm from Pssshisra, Of JAY !, says the
Aus hsn cavalry have made rsoonnotssanoes ffm
aoito 70 Chirs. They drove back the Italian out.
posts and ook ssvsrsi prisoners. t, Id
Two Austrian gunboats hove eansouadsd the en-
esmpmsnt Of voluasssrs % the shores Of Lake
earda. The voisnsssrs dispsrssd sf.sr sustaining
FLoassos, JuIy s-ohieiai reports from the
hssdquarsrs Of the Italian army deny the aesurasy
Of the third bulletin issusd BY the Austrian com.
msndsr, 10 which Lamof annoaaesd that the ear-
rison Of Mantu had made sortis on the 2td Of
June. and rspalssd the Italians st curtatori. The
sag.seIsnt with The garrison Of Msntua 10 declared
to have On only . fsW voilsys hrsd By the out.
pots on both sides.
The Austrisos have burned several bridges on
the Adies.
To-day the italian D,asta regiment Of lauesrs
hsd an engagement With three hundrsd Austrian
hussars ct Msdols. The hussars We dispsrsed
With los Of Aftssu prisoners and twenty horses
One ofhosr was taken prsonsr aad smother killed.
1sAHcs. ..
The corps Lssislssif closed on the soth Of June.
Public order remains undisturbsd In Madrid and
thu Provincss
The bill granting The Government extraordinary
powers was psssed.
Mapalp, Juiy s-rbs chsubsr Of Dspu,iss
voted yesterday bill for the suspsnsiou Of oonsti
tutional GUARANTEES brought forward BY Marshsl
ODounsll. Important reductions have been do.
cidsd upon In the Budgets.
PossueAL.--Ths strength Of the army h being
increased.
Lospos.-Ths Primo. Of Wales, while riding
along Nottsn row, on Mond,y. the ID inst, was
run against BY . runaway horse. The Princess
bore vas thrown down, rolling over and over but
the Prince escaped not much hurt.
The Great Eastern, en- route TO Valencia sith the
Atlantic cable, passed vsntor, Isle Of Wight, 81
245 p. N. on the LIST inst.
connsncfAL.
Oottou-saIss two days i8. 900 bales; the market
10 quiet and unchanged; Gales to speeulaiors and
exporters 1000 balss Flour fat and L. lower.
Wheat very dull snd 81. lower Corn dseliush % !;
mixed ass Beef steady Pork steady. Bseep
dali Lard inactive. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady.
Rice steady. Common rosinquist Spirits turpsn-
tine dull.
Cousols for money, 66is86t.
us, EOS 6Csobk,
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Convention OF sns s.,sdl.a Freedmen .a

AuGusrA. July 14.-Ths Georgia Equal Rights
Association Of Freedmen, representing twenty -four
counties, after . session Of three days, has I'D.
journed
The object Of the convention was 10 examine the
conduct Of j. =. Bryant, the president Of the $3.50
citation, and editor Of the Loyal Georgian. Bryant
was accused Of swindling freedmen.
After an sr parfs bearing. without summoning
witnesses, the committee reported fAvorsbly to
Bryant, adding, however, = resolution coudern ming
the use to which he applied the Loyal Gsygian 10
att'cting Gen. Tillson. and demanding that II
should cease. IT..
Upon invitation, Gen. Tillson addressed the con.
vsnt,on an said In the course Of his remarks that
II was his duty to inform the members that Bryant
10 liar and swindlsr. Tue course he 10 pursuing
10 injurious to the oolorsd race He warned ths
members against giving him support or couu.
tspance.
The convention passed . resolution thanking
Tillson for his speech and information.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

over 70 The rsbsis, Esd rsnelnias in the military
lines Of the Confsdssats -9tates hs forfeited ell
light and title V ths Pssri1st sad svs. 4 he
plaintiff wss The assssi owner, shs tso,, he'd for.
sitsd hsr risht sn1ss Ne sth 80 eth ssstioas oi
the ass Of JAY ~, 1888. sl-
The plaintiff slaiussd that shs having taken ths
oath sfailsstasss, and dose sl thas wss ussssbAsy
under Prssidsns Liseolu's prosIsmastos, she ~
fsty sastitd 10 bring the present suit and recover
posse sion Of Der pssnissa Dosussntasy evidences
70 shis eject was produced and there vas also svi.
dsnes ~ to the value of the prsnises, which wsrs
sssiuaasd 81 about q, 500 per sanan
The Jury sftss hearing all The eytdsoss wondered
verdict for defendant. Coz and Webb for plaintiff
J. J. Coombs for dsfsues. E-l
The National Mstropolitan Bank sgainss John v.
Morreli Verdict for plaintiff. Coz for plaintiff;
Morsell for defence, Eflr. l3.a az
Alexander R. Shepherd against solon Nugget,
ct Al Verdict for p,aiutiG for e607 o. with inter
sst from November I. 1865.
Al.zs.dsr R. shsphsrd ae.inst james q. Ellis
Verdict for plaistiG for es777, with interest frou
November Q, 1885. is-H r4.-st L.. ... 't "
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

years since Hiram Tucker, Of Boston, 2stsptsd
sprinE Bed VI bis tioa, hieh hs. st-sdiiy
increased IN popularit, @inee that uma -nd t.-day
stands unrivailed. Combating As Il 6oe. the ssv-rl
reguirsnsst. Il comfort, olsanlisss, posabity
hou-~hold nee erstty Tho.~ b., have tested ita
merits viii abaBdos IL for any other e.ntrivsnss
which ha. yss been devised for nsu'- eomior, duunS
ths hou's voisi 10 repse There 10 nohinE
tiai t sound hesth ID sisap and this 10 sseursd
ey the use Of Taczef Z Pst.nt sprnR Bed.
F,r sale by Jas G. Nc6uIRB 1 CO.,
je8 lw PenpaylvsniA avenue and Tea b .trsst.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Firs a, Canaord. A. IL

CosoaRD, N. II July u "A Are last evening
de'troysd lord and R,inbIll'S extensive iron
laundry. with the oatbu'liinys, and B. r. Durkies
than half insured. -
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Tha WAR RrtM.. , ,ha Faninn.

Bosros July 1.-THE gentlemen who became
bail for Head Centre Stephens, In the suit Of p. A
Sinnot, surrendered him to-day into the hands Of q
constable. and tho Hoad Centre was committed to
J jhl sinuot sues for debt Of $4,000, and tho bail
required is 81, 000
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

IGEoReErowx MARKErs..- .-Flour-Family
4.50asl6.b0; Extra i3a$l3 50; super 9.50ssl0
Whsat--vsd 250ns2.6o; white 2.9os$3 10. Corn
whits i1bsti II, yellow s3s96o. Oats 6oA70o
Hay--baled 3laS17. Lumber--whits pine oullings
per N 80 6oass5; do. selects ~, 6OaS65; do. do
a. and a., 70as75; shingles, No ], heart cypress
l4a$i7; do white pine. saSi0; laths, bosS5; ysl.
low pine jois,s snd sosntlins, 2os$35; spruce do.
DO. 1.5ossas; yellow pine dressed flooring, +oa
slb =.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

FALsEHooD CoSTRADIcTEp.-Editor Re
publican. The notice OF the death Of Geo z. SEN
ssuey, publishsd In the CAroaieis. 10 fabrication
He was alive on the streets this morning.
Respectfully. you're,
JULY 15, 1855. JNo. 8, GALLAuER.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

MuzzLE YoUR Doas.-In compliance with
the Law NJ the Corporation and the order Issued by
kiohsrds last week, the police
m"ncs this morning to shoot all dogs found In the
streets without lpuIslss on. ..a.aF..
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

MAD Doc KILLED Yesterday afternoon,
0sioor Fuss, OF the Fourth ward, killed mad dug
In the yard attached to the Pennsylvania Hotel,
corner OF Third street and nsy,vanis avenue
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE,


COLLEGE,
NORTHWEST COrNEk SEVENTH AND STREETS,
INTELLlGEHCER BrILrING,
10 In Union Of Colleges extending to the principal
cities Perm 'usntly based upon the Jnst principle OF
'ndividual "wnsrsh p Il offers upsqrAlled advantages
at rates much lower than be Afforded BY any other
schools
sp~nesvisn Psnmaushir taught in is purity by Henry
q spsuesr The eaebraIsd author Of the "spsnesrlAn
Key TO PsnT anship.''
The ~ ten Of Bssinsss Practice, iuv' ntsd snd sue.
Gee ny taught by the proprietor. viii receive his spe
eia attention rhis Is III. uust imp rart part Of the
Book ksapipg courss Here the 'tudspt applies his
theoreiea tnowiadge, aud IL prepared for the more
minute deails Of actual business The systsm 10
valuable that y srs are u-inE It,
pdvidusl Instruction, sdoptsd In all branches allows
the student TO proceed RAPIDLY he ch rosas The
teacher Ia The only VITO eds to know the drnoeo
c OF Auy pupil Esp,eisllyi Is thir the eA.e durisg
the sumner months, when schools ususily have small
attabdane-
TIL puble are invited to call and examine the mos
beautiful collection VI Psn work ever exhibited In
Washingtnu.
Iyr circular. sddrs.. HENRY N. ooPP. An.
jslsu Proprietor
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Murders tu Cincinnati.

CcscISNArL July 1.-Two deliberate murders
were eom'nittsd 10 this oity last night Edwin
Hortpsuee, from Gordon, vas murdered for his
money and lsborsr named Kelly, BY . ns,ghbor
for revenge.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

Ran AWAY rRoN HIs Richard
hsOhsrry, boy about nine years old, left bis pa.
rents hoass 90 Fairfax street. Alexandra, On
undsy. the Sth Inst, and, In company with boy
BY the name Of Ton Moosnn. sssd II yssrs, came
70 this place. Sometime during the week Ton got
tired Of 8sorgssown end returned home. but Richard
dndiug more attractions concluded to remain. His
parents found out whore he wss. and yesterday his
sister came for him, and ahsr . search Of several
hours found him near the squsduct. The boy
stnbbornly refused to 60 home with his sister
ofHcer Pisil. seeing the dieulty went TO the girls
assstsnos and took the lad to the station house,
s'sht Of which changed his mind; 20 he lst for
homo without further psrsuasion. ..'
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

TIE P. R.-R,ce Bolster, who few weeks
since contested the bouors Of the ring with Collyer
the vanquisher Of As'ons, 10 training lor another
nill with Johnny English.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
s,r,..Ae !. -. ...,... -.

Z swseaAs - 0sa. shsraaa - Dssssa.
Bosror. July IL Gen. shsrurs was iernsliy
rsosived this afternoon At the City Ran che usss-
oer' Of the city sovernnsut and . large sanbsr Of
eitissns uniting To gtvs him welcome.
On hosdsy there viii Be grand rsesptlou IN
Fsnsuil Hall. sad on russday he viii take his De.
parturs for Hanover, n H., 10 attend The son-
msucsmsnt Of Dartuouth College. ~ -
Bosros, Jaly is --Last evening. at the Revere
Houss, General Sherman was ssrsnadsd By The
bsud Of the SD hasssshasstts regiment. asd ssb-
ssqusntly addressed the surviving men aud oa or,
Of the SD aod ID rssimsuts. who served under hin
10 the march through Georgia.
A large number Of veterans and great crowd II
eitissns we're present, sod the dsmonstration wss
most suthusiastic. % q B..
Gsosrsi Sherman passed the day quietly q. II.
house Of relative. He leaves to.norrow morning
for Hanover, N. II. -
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
y hs Courts.

ORPHANS Couar-Judge Purcell. Sat
urday the will Of Elizabeth Lsathsrbury was fied
and partially proven. .. tt.
The will Of Jon1s Giioh was fully proven and ad.
mitsd 70 probate and record Letters Of adniuistra.
tion were issued to Hsnrietta @ Itch. -. T. ...
The 6rst accounts Of the guardian to the Orphans
Of Samuel warnrri the bvt and Anal account Of
tho sdministratriI Of ] NJ Giles, and the hrst and
Anal account with balance and dstribution pro rata
to the creditor. Of the administration Of Hugh Mo-
Mahon's will we're approved and passed.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16


0rrAwA, July l3.-At . "a th,s morning vote
vas taken on Mr.. @ worms motion OF want Of cond.
denos In the financial and commercial policy Of the
Government, snd the result wa: For the Govern
msnt ss against II. 2s. Majority for the ministry
S.
. The debate on this motion has lasted three days,
soms m-mbss, suoh - Brown, Gait, Rose, and
McGes speaking for hours.
Mr.. Mcdonald wili move to-day that there be
two si,tings Of tho House on Government days with
the object Of sxp.ditns the progress Of the public
business. thst the session may be brought to an
early close.
This Is the last session Of the present Parliament
II will ooss In about two weeks.
Z is proposed to start subscription here Tor the
sufferers by the Portland FIRE. In Montreal some
men are subscribing ilberally-Mr. Frothingham
giving 1000, and some others $500 each. The
first Is an Amsrioan. .... d..
A new Office Minister Of the Navy, has been Gre.
atsd. The navy at present has one vssssl-Ls
Canadisune.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

DROWNED. Yesterday morning colored
man named James Black was drowned In the Poto.
mao river. near Bassnrds Point, while bathing
esvsrsi other men were with him, bat he sank be-
fore they could rsseh him. The body bad not been
recovered last evening. r.. ...H.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

There was . temperance
meeting ct the msrkst-houss yesterday afternoon.
The meeting vas addressed BY Msssrs savage, Du.
novoa, ssd Craig Also, one st the market. house
hall iu the evening. addressed By Msssu. Drew,
fragments have been made 70 have speaking on
the ,ssbjsss Of tsmpsvssss every Sunday evening
st the 6atehsn' nsrtst. Success 70 The cause.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
CrRcuIr Counr-Juige Wyie.-Mrs. Eva

CIRcyIr CouRr-Juige Wyiie.-Mrs. Eva
J. Smith against Major General Hsin'Ileman.
The plaintiff IA the oase was tho owner Of .
dwelling house on street In 1851 shs left the
city and went South with her family leaving DR..
Hagner as her agent, Dr.. Il gner rented tho house
furnished TO tho defendant at $40 per month, the
understanding being that the rent should be In.
orsased as the rents Of the aijoiuing houses were
increased. The p,sintid continued South until
Richmond was taken, when she toak the oath Of
sIlsgianos, and subsequently o#ms to the oity and
demanded possession OF the house. The defendant
refused, npd asked that written notice he given.
which was done, and the case ca,ns up before the
justirs, the defendant refusing Ia give possession
on the ground that the pianif forfeited all right
to the property, nssmpeh 70 sbs had taken part 10
the rebellion, giving Il I'D anl co,ufort. ' y, ' :
The defendant alleged that the property be-
Ionged to ono Albert Smith, brother to The plain.
tiG, Who was In tho service Of tho United States
until July II, 1851, when hs dssSrted and went
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
INSURANCE. COMPANIES,

ExCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON.
~ fAsY. Il
Opstca.............. No. l9O Broadway, y r.
This compsay lusurss all tinds Of Baildinss House.
hod Furuhurs, hrrchandi-s, Vessels PORT and other
Property againss Loss BY Ere
Diascroas:
MARJUB o. H0DoES,
EUJRhR PLUNKsTT,
JOAN GASCIA,
WALDb HUTCHlNs,
WILLIAM PERD,N,
ROBERr W. RgsBIT,
0UsrAv1 REYaAUV,
ALIAS POavkR
RAMSAY CROOKS,
,sBPH YOrNt,
H.RLEs PRLL,
q. PAC&LfN,
p. 0iLBR-r,
JOHN Q. WARD,
ROBBRr sCHkLL,
JAMES L. M0k9tN,
0.OrGEP RR>BIrT,
...r JOHN Y LBFH,h0wkLL,
B WESLEY
osoRag sTEDMAN,
HkfRY LEWIS
SAMUEL n. CRAFT, s.c'y.
jrs.sn hARcGs ,. HoDoEs. Prsst
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

PoLlcE ENEws.-Thomas Mahlony, arrested
Ann Jsctson, (colorsd.) arrested By 0fhosr Harper
for hgttipg N the street, fined % 50 BY Justice
Buckley. Brssoos Davis and Bsrjamin Gray. two
oolorsd boys arrsstsd By 0osr Piail for disordsry
oondust, and locked up four hours.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" THE BENEFIT OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the su.pees Of the soiders and Sailors. unop
washiust n, D. @, Al Grover. Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING. August T. 1850.
- 800 ooo tickets will he 80 d At o. saeh-75ono
Presents awarded Va u-d 1T ti,o.00i 1l, 0O Of the
pronts to be given to the soldiers aud s4or, National
0rPhna@' Home Pu d. u 50p 70 the Washington M.Ir
and Female Orphan s-ylnn,t balances aft-r duetuR
expens~r to be psid TO the VI the au
Sailors Union VI w4shingtnn, d. @.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

NEw CHuRoH.--Tbe Episcopal denomina-
tion worshippiug in their little chapel on the hin
hetwssn the Csual and wstsr street intend build.
Ing bsautifnl church ediAes sdjoiping the chapel
The foundation has been commsnosd.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

Hot wsathsr IN Baitinasrs.
BALsinoRs, July l5.--Tbis has bsso the hottest
day Of the ssa.on. The thsrnomstsr ranged from
% up TO 100 in the shade and according 70 the va.
rious degrees OF exposure. The churches we're
nearly deserted
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
LATER AND IMPORTANT.

An Armisttes Proposed umors Of Peace.
FArHsR PoiNr, July l5.--The steamship Nova
Scotian, FROM Liverpool on the 9Th inst, via Lon
dondsrry on the 9Th. passed here this evening.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY, Br rELEGaAPu.
LoHDoS, July 6-Ths Prussian and italian reply
TO the proposed armistics has not yet trsnspirsd.
There are rumors that the Prusssn reply 10 not
favorable.
The Morning Post thinks that Congress will
shortly assemble, and that the French Government
will propose . general disbursement.
In the ooinmsrc,sl circles OF London peace 10 70.
gardsd a. virtually concluded
Ths Prince Imperial Of Frsnos was present at the
(sts In Paris in ,slsbration Of American iudspsnd
ence
LArEsf COMMERCIAL, PER srEAHsHIr NOVA SCOTIA.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.-Ths brokers circular re.
ports the sales Of cotton for the work SO 0ao bales
including 500 bales to spsculstors and u, 800 to
exporter. The market opened dull and down yard,
bat ciossd buoysnt, with an advance Of Id. n ID.
on American and ID. on other descriptions, owing
u the prospect Of peace,
Bissdstuns very dull With decline on oil quail.
tiles. Provisions inactive but stsady.
LosDoS. July 6.-Consols olossd At 87fa87i for
money. Bnliiou in the Bank Of England has do
creased I65, sou pounds u. s 2o's, 67is67l.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

ALARx OF FIRK.-About halEpast twelve
O'Clock yesterday the alarm Of hrs was sounded
FROM the City Hall station caused by the burning
. chimney OF house No. 500 Z street, between
Third aud Fourth, occupied BY Nj. Barney Car
ran The areuen were promptly out but their
seryices were not needed