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JF PEOPLE WHO SUPPER from the dull stupidity
that meets us everYwhere in spring. and toe often in
all seasons Of the year, knew how quick it could be
cured by taking Ayers SdrSdpdriita TO purge tue
bile from their sy STEMS should have better neigh
bors as well as clearer heads to deal with.
PURE GINGER Admirably adapted
STEPHEN f. WHITMAN,
Manufacturer,
No 1910 Market street.
REDUCED PRICES Photographs OF all STYLES exc.
cuttd in superior manner at +. Reimer's Gallery,
No 624 . rch street. Don't SO The opportunity to
get superior pictules at moderate cost
SWEET 0PoPoNAx, new perfume from Mexico -
Sweet Opoponax, ladies' delight, Sweet Op0Donax,
the fashionable perfume. Try it once, will use no
other. f r SMITH g. Co, N, Y,
q. BYRON MoBsE, No. 904 Arch street. is noted
for the quality and flavor Of ice creams and ices.
"lubricative packing for steam engnes.--for terms
see 723 chesnutst phla., and % dey St, new york.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5.2Os
wanted DE Haven Brother No 90 S. Third st.
1881 COUPONS, DUE July 1st
and
Compound Interest Notes,
Wanted by
DRExEL Co.
No "a S. Third street
POPULAR TAILoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FINE CUSTOM WORK
WANAMAKRR & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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No. 1910 Market street

NoTHING like our Linen Suits for this weather.
Suits complete for less than twenty dollars. Call
and see them; twill make ou cool to look at them.
Charles stokes Co., frst.oass one-proe elothiers,
under the Continental.
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GRovER BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock'slteh Sewing Machines NO. 7SO
Chesnut street,
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FRENCH, RICHARDS s. Co.,
Agents for Pennsylyanie

n, B.-HYGIENIo WINE is an IMPORTED Ionic;
il has the approval Of the "IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE OF PARIS" and was tested by the Com
mittee on Chemistry of the American Medical Asso-
citation which assembled in Baltimore, Nay l, 1866
and Endorsed by fiftysix prominent members aoith
ybeir sJ0nnf3ITp9.
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REDUCED PRICES Photographs OF all STYLES exc.
cuted in superior manner at +. Reimers Gallery
NO 624 rch street. Don't miss he opportunity to
get superior pictures at moderate cost,
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HYGIENE WINE
WINE, grown on the sunny slopes of Spain-the
genuine juice of the grape in all lts purity, be-
slowed upon us by the benefcent GIvER, and such
as is, alone, consistent with Christian teachings
not Intoxicating in the least-will supply want
greatly felt in this country.
SUCH is HYGIESIC WINE,
the Great imported Tonic, Aromatic.
1t is conscientOusy recommended to LADIES, as
it will sOothe the nerves, renew the blood, and
gently stimulate and invi gorate the system.
All OF sedate habits-ministers, lawyers, and pro-
fessonal men, possessing constitutions more delicate
than others Of less cOnfning labors-those who ex
pend great deal OF vitality in brain work, will at
acknowledge the superiority of this restorative
REMEMBER it leaves beh'u none of The baneful in
1uences OF alcoholic preparations.
IT CREATES A HEALTHY APPETITE.
We warrant that, upon tra', HYGENIo WINE
will be found to be the finest most delicious, and
HEALTHFUL Tonic known. Try it to be convinced
SOLD EvERYwHERE
D. O. TN
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SWEET 0PoPoNAx, new perfume from Mexico -
Sweet Upoponax, ladies' delight. Sweet Opoponax,
the fashionable perfume. Try it once will use no
other, f r SMITH g. Co. N, Y,
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q. BYRON MoBsR, No. 9O4 Arch street, is noteC
for the quality and flavor Of ice creams and ices.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 7 $40 and 5.20s
wanted DE Haven & Brother, No 40 5. Third st.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ARAH ASH deceased

and adjust the account OF STEPHEN SMlTH and
LEWIS K. SMITH Executors of sARAH ASH, de
ceased and to report distribution OF the balance In
the hands of the accountant will meet the parties
interested for the purposes OF his appointment on
THURSDAY, July 70 1865, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, at his
once No. 433 WALNUT Street, in the city Of Phila.
Z IS t6stuS' TBoMAsJ WoRRELL. Auditor.
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NINH3 WTHVIVV
to the summer season.
STEPHEN f. WHITMAN,
Manufacturer.
No 1910 Market street.
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'1ubrcative packing for steam engnes.--for terms
723 chesnut 81 .phla.. and % dey st. york.
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MARRIED.

Southeast corner SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
BY STEAMSHIP ASIA.
PRUSSIA.
The TerritorinI Annexatlons,

BERLIN. Aug. l7-The ROYAL Message upon The
Incarceration Of Hanover Electoral Nassau and Frank
fort was laid before the Chamber Of Deputies to-day The
preamble so the bill says: .
Prussia embark in the with the intention OF sequns
territory hostile attitude Of the above named states has re
that tle Independence should ID 70 be hoped that
Ia eouue time tie populations Of the snnerel countries viii be
thoroughly satisfied with the incorporation"
In bringing the bill Count Bsmark expressed hope
that the Diet would the details of It's accomplishment In
the Of King who F act with the necessary con
alteration Further communications respecting Schieswg-
Holsten would be made after the concusi OF peans
The Committee address OF the Chamber Of Deputies
in reply speech from the Throne held sitting 70 day
at which Count BismaTk present The Mini,,er
stated Governor agreed with the wishes expressed IN
the ldIes relative German questions He explained the
rendered cautions proceedings essential IN carry
ing ont the aunexsoDs and asked he Committee 70 rely uoE
the Government lose sight Of the ambition which must
guide policy Of Prussia OF the three that could
be adopted viz complete alton, maintenance OF the
former Princes with participation ia their sovereign rights
partial annexation the first had been considered as most
suitable The practical requirements Of the time were be
added opposed 10 the immediate introduction OF the constr
tuition foI GeImany as voted by The Parllament o. Ies
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WESTERN PRNNsYLvANIA.

POLITICS IN THE OIL RRGIOs-AFFAIRs OF CULVER
PRSg l. Co-JonSsoSIsM BELOW PAR.
''"s'po" RHO Pa, Aug. "a, ie66.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the loyal OF
OH CITY was held last evening to form Geay euo An
eloauent address was delivered by Gen l. l. Cntehden
who served with honor and distinction during the late
war He laid down distinctly the issue at present between
the party and their sartord chief aud the
loyal majority in Congress. ~
johnson stock here is at discount. or course the
Federal oflce-holders discreet, although many are
known to recognize the situation just M the Rebels do
at the South They that II they openly oppose my
nolcy they will follow the Duke OF buckingham IN his
na exit hence they are cautious In expressing their
convictions too openly.
The creditors Of Culver, Penn a. Co.. and c. " Culver
met to-day at Franklin and arranged for the transfer Of
tho Reno property and the railroad to Phoe TO creditors
in New-York who heavy capitalists. The road VIII be
rapidly pushed TO completion, and prompt measures
adopted 10 develop the oil territory here. There Is now
strong current of public sympathy in favor OF Mr. Z. "
Culver The exhibit OF the assets and liabilities prove
that the firm have merely been unfortunate and that they
have been strictly honorable In all their business trans
actions Mr. Culyers true friends have not for moment
doubted bis integrity and financial ability, but those who
have been foremost prosecuting bin were during the
0ooddc Of his indebted Ia him for numerous ac
commentators in business transactions. He has done
great amount Of good service In developing the business
resources Of the oil regions, and the suspension OF the
firm was heavy blow to the petroleum interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

o her Maeys unexpected arrival 10 Europe On the
iSh Of Univ the Emperor MAMMALIAN yielding 10 movement
Of and SLOWING himself TO be overcome oy ehees
had resOuey commenced 10 draw up an aet
~ b1icon The Empress Charlotte whose rare energy
ADMIRED nv every one nached the pen nom bis hand and tore
m Le ACT commenced She then said to the Emperor wen
tbere is LAST attempt be made and VIII make myself
SAFETY can only come from France WI 90 20 Pas ana Jay
The suaon before Emperor and ask him Tor the conce
ons which can save the Mexican empire The departure OF
The Fmnress was therefore decided from that moment
At present the demands this Princess has 70 n
Fmneror Napoleon are proongat0n OF tne stay Oh
nart of the French troops @ Recall OF hatsha bszene
nostpouement of the payment Of the sum due rom Meh
loo 10 France January next On the first point the
ak that the return of the troops which were TO embark IN
November should be put off until April 1907 the Time De
atoms can be active and ecacous That interval woud SUI
fec TO co pete the organization Of the army WHOM VIII Oe
Of about infantry besides the eBb esou
INT for that organization become solid the sovereign OF
France ought TO furnish number OF French oee Deoe
sary 10 form the Of the BATTALION qnd posO OF e
companv On the point the recall OF Marsha Daah
and his being replaced by Gen. Douay certain cosuern
which the marshal gives way since his marriage on ne a
point the finances the Empress Charlotte demands has inc
rsymept Of millions, which 20 take place IN JanuaIy
next shond for years She wishes uso h Tue
bonds of the asst should be converted into STOCK bearing
the same interest giving prizes or cravings by
lot AS 10 the depOrabe state OF the Mexican treasury Is
said 10 be due almost entirely the enormous mass OF serp
ou of rone which have been squanderd by preceding GOV
favor OF their creatures and that cennot now
nsed their possesors have joined
the mpea ana the latter cannot expose tse 10
he risk Of throwing them back into the enemy camp do NOT
know the Empress Charlotte will succeed completely but
she will obtain at least q part OF ber demands
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THE PACIFIC.
shocking Oecnrrtnce In New CeIedonis-A
Boats Grew Eaten by Canhibais.

The Union Company Cape Royal Mail steamship
Norseman which arrived at plymouth on "Wednesday the
18th inst with the Cape ma brings news OF fgh,iu ira
eedy recently peIpettcd in New Caledonia IN the Pacific
employed French convict esabbshment His Imperial
French Msje.ys YaJ seamer Fulton, from New Caedonia
via Bourbon for Bret that put into Asoa Bay on june "a
aud left on July for Bre reported that While che had been
Of the rivers ont Of sgb Of t6e sp o Zone lurpeec sad
returning much onIiey felt respecting IL The steaDe
then weM up tbe river 10 search and upon small island dis
covered remains which left possibility Of douJt that the
unfortunate eauen had been captured and then killed and
eaten by lie Bs.iyee. ----',..
he Tuos then proceeded further inland and natives
who were taken tilted that the coDeetures OF the hs
crew were correct that they had suddenly upon the
boats crew taking them island killed them there by
splitting their skulls with and had then cooked and eaten
them The officers and OF the ship highly eraspefated
At these horrible details proceeded take summary
upon the saynge killed every they came IN contact
with aud ERE their villages In addition to those who
were burned no less hundred aud fifty either
shot or bayoDeted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

RELTEP FOR SOUTHtKN WIDUWs ANU O"FHA, -,
The Missouri Southern Relief Association have
and tho Fair to be held At s. Louis during
tina September for the benefit Of the widows and
orYbsu, of The South Prof s. r. B. Morse Gen. Roger
PiJor Ben Douglas ESQ, Hiram Cranston ESQ., ID Bsa
DIST esq. Jas Chew esgs Algernon sglhgan ESQ Ut
Geo W. Wiley esq. DR.. Tksopbius Steel. John Mutually
esq., wm H. wnder s. Laws, Chas OConor esq, ~ "A a.
ESQ., Nathaniel Cox, esq Col Skinner Edward MenarS CO.
suead. DR.. Whitehead J. Wilson Mcdonald ESQ., M ~. NJ
Jas oaIrlsp esq WIN. d. Washington esq; Col Eugene
Psndiston Mrs. ThsyeEM Mrs Barrel MIS- pr haasnton
Mrs Jax MoAlaser Mrs e. Mensrd Mrs j. s. ew, Mrs
DR. Theophius Steel Mira J. W. Mcdonald, Mrs 1hos. w.
Pittman, Mrs Dr. Whitehead :.
Corresponding Secretary Southern Relief Association south
ives, corner Dillon and Hekoryse, ST. Louis, Mo Adams
tions ee charge labeled For the Southern Relief As.
ISOLATION IsL.'
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CHICAGO.
the rRgsrpKsr's MEMosr TO BIZ aErREsusp.

THE PRESIDENTS MEMORY TO BIB REfREeliBD.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. y Tribune.
CHICAGO Friday, Sept }, 1865.
1t is reported to-day that Of our prominent
merchants along the streets through which tho President
and his Cabinet pass will hang out banners ther
outer walls from one side Of the street 10 the other, with
the following notices inscribed thereon Traitors must
take back seats will make treason odous;" LeyaI
men must rule the South; II President OF tho
United States and found you guilty OF treason woud
try you for treason convict you OF treason and hang you
for treason
THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
leading morning paper says, cdrtofally; "A hw
days since application made TO tho Directors Of tho
in which 10 receive the President and his Cabinet while on
visit TO this city The Directors aborng under the
impression that the President coming 10 the city only
lay the OF the OF the late Senator
Douglas, and not eleeoneerng tour, granted tho
request and rendered the committee Of tho
use of their hall Since then however, there have been
Serious regrets on the subject and small amount OF in
dgnaon has been expressed by members Of the Board d
Trade concerning the matter Some Of the Directors,
TO- are heartily sick Of their action and desire to recon
slider IT, but having already compromised themselves they
arc in uuandry They regret not having submitted
the question TO full meeting Of the Board, ought 70
have been done when they would have been relieved Of al
responsibility in the matter r
A C0pPBnHEAD REQUEST.
TIE Times OF this city says edtorally: "h there Ia
ANYTHING that can MAXI regret the coming Of President
johnson to Chicago is itoccupes time which might
be filed in choking of Black Republicans who eating
his bread and butter and abusing their bensfaetor 10
pity that all these men have not single Official neck 90
that he might throttle them ell at once" r.fsrs
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THE FIRE IN DISMAL swAMP-MARISE.

THE FIRE IN DISMAL swAMP-MARNE.
FORTRESS MONROE Wednesday. Aug. 2s. 1866.
The large fire in Dismal Swamp is still raging,
doing extensive to the timber Numbers II bears snd
other wild animals have driven from their ars and are
seen by the passengers on the railroad
Arrived at Norfolk yesterday schooner Lazy Anirm IRON
Barbados With cargo Of molssses.
Weather unsettled. Wind r. 49,
The shin Mooplght sailed for Baltimore this afternoon
Previous leaving put under bonds by the Collector
Of Norfolk for having manifest attempting 10 ersee s
cuton Of their duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

SUPPOSED SUIcIDE-Yesterday morning the body
OF an unknown man was found siIynnths, First
One hand grasped recently discharged pistol and bis
head was terribly shattered as by apistoshot Coroner
Gamble ordered The remains be taken 70 the Mosa Tor
identification aud will hold inquest Monday pawn
t,AsL wIsh tie NAME vi H. Pas Nv ~. I.5lag ah. h,1
ipyRa IN one vi BE peekets nf deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
AUSTRIA.
Th. Kmpsrar Rs,renehins MIs 3 psn.s..

The Emperor ResTencbinR HIS b1penst''
ynSEI Friday Aug. 81, ls66
The Emperor Francis Joseph, has, as q measure OF
, ,onOmy, dismissed large portion Of his retinue.
vIENKA Friday, Aug. 81. 1866
The retrenchment of the Court expenses with the
ew wear will be 100000 Of forms instead Of
100000.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Friday, Aug. 3l.-CoTToN-The mar
fet is dull sales Of the week foot up Go 900 baes MddDG
Uplands quoted at the opening at l3Id.
LONDON Friday Aug 3-Consos opened at s9i for money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
ERGL AND.
rAs Time. Congru.uIa,.ns Preliaen, J0hnsOn

The Times ConRTn'nIoiang FfeIIueH' SV''I''O"
and she American People.
IoNpov Friday Evening, Aug. 81, 1866.
IA, Times of to-day, in a langth editorial, ICON
graduates President JOHNSON and the people of the
United States on the deliberations and action OF the
Philadelphia Convention" detailed accounts of
shieh we've received by steamer yesterday.
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A copPRRHRAD REQUEST.


2 TesEDo, O, Friday Aug 81. let6 y
Yesterday afternoon during the picnic OF the CHM
ton Park sabbath School ct pesquc Ie three miles below
city party consisting Of Eve yoang persons CROSSED he
river in a boat and while Attempting return to
island the boat swampcd and all but one Bennett Hens
aged Is drowned. The names Of the others
Everett G. sherwood about Is years old, and orence
Rhodes Fanny Underwood and Georgana REID, H. 70 and
nar o AZ raGnaofYalY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Favorable EGees OF the Philadelphia CoHveH
zion upen the Price Of Rebel Bonds.

LONDON Friday, Aug 81, le56
Advces received here Of the action Of the Phladel
phia Convention have bal the effect to materially
advance tie price Of Rebel bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
FIELD SPORTS.
QU0ITs.
HKY.JKRaKY vs. pROOKLYN.


The champion match between eight picked play.
ers rom the different clubs Of the State OF NswJer and
eight the best players OF the Brooklyn clubs came on on
1bursday afternoon the Three Mile House Fulton ave
The match hes been talk Of qao for The last three
weeks snd natural consequence made the atienasnes
on the ground, very large Both clubs were refy angnne o.
Winning Although stake fcrther than the honor ana
merit Of Wet Dry was ~ the contestants played with great
and deiermssop leaving pstePg saSIns
time and receiving forfeit for the return
week On this OCCASION however, they suffered defeat
the Jersey beating by ~ shots The following SCORE
different pairs Twenty-Five points constituted single
gape - =.
Tna -Brooklyn-Hodsr. o. Urls, s-H; NswJer
sey-Lyons IL, Smith. l2-25. - -
Sseosd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL, Kussel, o-x2i new
Jersey-McGregor, lti Donald li-25.
TAird Observation-Disclosures. 81 Stayer. I-loi new
jersey Kennedy. II, Whtmore n-25
Fourth Brooklyn Hudson 10. Labon l5-25: total
co. New Jersey-0rme. l2i McLaren, lbs total w.
UmplIes-Messra George banning and Roihvol
BASE BALL.
JEFFERSON OF GREEYPoINT ACT SYLVAN OF SEw-JERsEY
The above match came off on Wednesday, the Jc-
ferson being vctor by Of 20 to Aferthe game the
Grecppont boys treated to collation. Below Is the
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Specie in the Bank Of EngIand.

LoxDoN, Friday. August 81 lsC6.
The weekly return of the Bank of England shows
M increase of over one million pounds sterling in
bnllion. f,..x.,H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

ATTEMPT AT SuCIDE.-Herman Law OF No. IS
Forsyhs attempted TO commit suicide by taking dose of
Paris green which lie purchased in paint in the
Bowery lie entered the wine store Of &. Gemble, at No
Hesters and calling for glass Of wine phi the poison In
T. ard drank TIC a!XaIe lie Wan sUbss4avAsy I.vySl ~
Dclsfse Boppiisl IN dying condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Grand Imperial Banssei 20 the Usiied sihtss
RpbRsay-The Rmperer's Teass.

ST. PETERSBURG, Friday Angus. 81. 1866
The Emperor Alexander has given grand ban
suet in honor Of the Embassy from the United States,
ct which the prominent dignitaries Of the Empire
s<ere present. The Emperor gave the toast, THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
.iv.rpoo, Provision Market.

LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Aug. 3l.-The Prov
sion market is unchanged and dull.
The Tallow market is active, and prices are steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
w.,,... the Murderer. RespI,ed.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Aug 81. 1906.
Watson. the murderer Of Capt. Mentor, Y % was to
have bsen hung ct Newport ky today has been resped
until December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
SINGULAR ACCIDENT

SINGULAR AccIDENT.-Early yesterday morning,
Leonard Lcner while implicated fell from the thrdstoTy
window Of No lO7 Ludlow into the yard Of Public School
No the street whore lie subsequently, found BY
the ianor o. the school, Strange TO cay the OILY iJ b.
IseeIad Haa llight ept In the head. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
American securities.

The market for American securities continues hrin'
The following the closing quotations. u =
49, Erie Railway shares &C; lnois Central shares g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
American stocks.

The opening prices are as follows; United States
Fiye.Twentes 73! Erie Railway 46 Illinois Central Rail
road, 79i.
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Liverpool BreadstuRs VIA

LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Aug. 3l.-1he Bread
sus market quiet and unchanged Western Mixed Core
is quoted 26l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

BOSTON Wednesday. aug. 81, 1850.
The steamship A STA. which arrived this mornlDR
brought s2 900 in specie from Liverpool aud $1,000 ho
Halifax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Coifon Market.

LIVERPOOL, Friday evening Aug. 3l.-Ihe Cotton
market is without activity bat prices are steady Middn
Upahds are quoted l3yd The sales odoy 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
TIE LATE WAR.
Pence Ratified.

prague Thursday, Aug 30 1866.
The notifications of the Treaty Of Peace have been
exchanged, and its provisions viii now be fully en-
forced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
BRAZIL.
A New MlRislE1.

Tie steamer Rhone from Rio Janeiro August &,
sepOris new Ministry formed in Brazil, which is for
20 vigorous prosecution Of the var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
[ -nndan HlnneX HnnHkei.

LONDON, Friday evening, Aug. 3l.-Ihere is IL
change to report in the Money market which continues easy
Consos closed at s9l for monay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Marine Intelligence.

QUEENSTOWN, Friday Aug. 81, 1s66.-The stean
chip Java from New-York, arry ed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
lore Troops for Canada.

J0sD0A Friday, Aug Ji' lepo
The 18th Hussars, and the SD and 6lst Foot, are
Grdered to Canada at once, aud it is possible that
more troops will be ordered there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

DIR. Colenso has prohibited cergymen from otbcia-
ting Matzburg Cathedral who have not his license 10 ON
ciste in the diocese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
The brazilian Flag snIuted by n United states
Steamer in Apology.

The United States steamer Nlpsic, at Bahia, sauted
the flag of Brazil, on July 30 as an apology Tor the
seizure of the privateer Florida in that port.