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COM
yArUFDsr. sEPTEuBER l. 1870

/, 1871
rHA-w- noue- IN a China paper that there : a large in
rrsa.e In ;h- export Of t4 n Am-.5ca. 10Th firm China zr9
japan TIE s=t-Ic prldu--I in TIRE latter ruury-at least
so2= of;a- -Lc.-sr or@-is-h-s 1 P-r-lar rich al =Ed faE5r-
~heh ih- CLiHz :e-s d %; have Tie latter are much strong
s, however TIE paper res-rr.t 20 -sy-s
-Th= great iner-s-- IN ~ erp4rt q ia from Gina = tn
49, ne ~ - ssr ~ - e en- ,.i - - p -. !;
exports fvm IoksA4z4a. .her- il ill b- szrn To-, EL-rs.. %
a., date IA: year IL eIpau q JapAl--e te. from th.s port 70
IL PE--rut s~Asou. szDaHts 20 6.2sS,Is pounds
In TndlN tie Eriish Government "a maxim. .F-ci1i fort,
to irtrsi5oe IT, eutyaisu e ten there, IN vanoa- dis
,rct,, ami Las MT ziia considerable success- IL "a stated tha:
last year l5IE5 Pauads ~ere pr-IGusd 81 :- Goveruu4-t n--
tory act that the guilty q the article : considered very z1-L
EHolsh sh~vs d0os - sho- TIA; : sn Be gro~a taer- as
vel - i Chlzs-
PEIT ~ CoGL--TLe high price II cal n to United states
has r,su,y led 10 = trial q Pea; nF faei fr Locomotives %
r.iir0-is- Oa- OF these took place OF the Ne- Haven and
Springfield Railroad. TIE company ust= an experimental
Trip from HsrJfor4 20 Springfield, gsinz Tor fl=I peat q their
o=H HaaufIctlT~r tT9a te3s rr-ndy purchased On the line c:
re road- The stai= distance from Springfield and return c0u-
sgned about t~e!ye SanLr,i weight q pat The trcHIty Nth
Which steam IS seD=rs.-i, and the absence q smoke Or eiuders,
ere among The reasons give, ror Pr7n0Hnc:us peat a I~rfsct
suceeA.- L s sta 81 tsa1 peat an be prsI1-rt a; a cost vary
ing hoa three % hz- cellars per ton, while coal cost. eighrtO
ten dollars A. ts-- r numerous beds % peat throughout
She stE--S, ? : prsbabt- that Il gill cone Into general use FOR
railroads As ve'i as fr steamboats, and other motive po~er.
AOSEE OssEEs-The American Post Once Money order
sJs'em d, seeoring quite popular It "a. naturally expected
Shat NJ hrst il would not be received With much favor, bot il !.
nos ia successful operation Til. system IS very eIsen.iTely
ssed in Crest Britain, where it constitutes the principal mole
q, Remittance between towns and cites. IL. n eat recommends
zion - the safety attending il. During the year 1865, money
orders we're issued In England 20 the extent % $50, $3.50. and
paid orders tor sgO,.22T5O. Tie eomniss5ons retained upon
thes= sum, By the authorities amounted to s7s5,sS5. Money
orders m sod in Great Britain upon the British Colonies.
Turkey and Esypt, AL Z Is nov under consideration to extend
The system 70 France, Pru-s. and the South American STATES
For seDding small sums o, money, this system is Of great con-
v,nienee TO the working classes and others. and Tor safety per-
Laps cannot b. eIe-Ied.
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VIA SAN FRANCISCO,
Per George Ruxton from Liverpool,
Per Mallard from Liverpool,
Per Arctic from Boston,
Per Ceylon from Boston,
Per Iolani from Boston,
Per Alice Ritson from London,
Per Western Continent from New York
And per Criterion from Boston.
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F1r >As FEsSusCo-per D c. Murray. Au=es: e5-2 O70
oranges. J 6 copper pp-s. 200 hEs Crceauet nee 1-U-CJo fs.t.
ls-s psgs sugar -lsi.lo4 t-L 5S5 pEE. m1ass-s Il.O72 r4Isl
: tsss Edse- ! hil rope lesk sperm oil1s gals, 1900 lines,
lC1 ~ re LlJ's90fsJ II bits rrEs, = c. Champagne, ! - Kin.
D.m-sti- vsiae----sls0- 90 IS E0r-sn Vaiue----.-s3 43 90
For s4s Fzascazco-per Ethan Al-n, August 2o-1.s62 kgs
-1<sr f-l2o5. - 20 pkEs nolas--s :, lg5 gals. : so empty
bottles - IS P-4uU,s Gs5O n-L - bales Goat skins. IS CO
ard sc. kGsai oil fsl- gals, l * specie tS-lSi a., Leu ugs
rtce EdOCg rs
Domestic saIl-...sI7 COS IS Foreign vaIg-......s2IS5 ;:
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DIED.

G.yFIHs- IN this city. August 23i. % dropsy. Charles
GrE;hs. aged IS. Deceased was = D%tye q C.riiE, Wales,
All hr some years a resident Of Kauai
nAEDEE-At the United States Hospital, Honolulu, Aug. 23d,
Frank H4rd-e, = native VI LfI. in the South seas, situated
near New Ca eiouiz- lie was DISCHARGED from the American
whale ship 1ddIs0n about one year ago. During the last days
Of his lingering sickness be remembered the teachings Of she
English Missionary, the Rev. Samuel MAcFariaa, stationed On
that Island.
CLAEK-At WaiAIaA, Oahu. Aug. goth, 1896, OF pneumonia,
Arthur Merrill Clark. aged four years and ten months,
son % Alyzh X. Clark late Of This city, and foster son Of Mr..
.ui Mrs. %. II. Quick.
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DEPARTURES

Ass. 25-Schr Active. CIuney, for Kohal,.
25-SChr Ia MOI. Wilbur, Tor kahuui-
sS-Schr Kate Lee Fountain, for Maizena,
25-H bark u. c. Murray. Bennett, Tor san Francisco
s7-StcaEer KlageS- MeGregor, for WindSari Ports.
2T-Schr MSuuoka-ai, Marchant, for Hama
2--Schr Mary. Nisa- Tor Anahola-
2s-Schr S-ttie Merrill. Kinney, Tor Kslos-
Zs-Schr Moi Kski. ADcore, for Kshului-
2o-Schr Alherui, Briggs Tor kona-
-9-Schr kalams, NAkshi. for KOios-
30-Schr Moi Wahine. George. for Kn1a-
50-Schr Odd yellow, Reynolds. for HiIo.
30-Schr Prince. Hatfield, for HaDsei.
5O-Britsh ship Sailors Home. Bryant. for CAlAc.
Gam bark Ethan Alien, SnO~, for san Francisco.
3l-5chr Ma-IdA- Powers. for Hilo.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

aug. sS-Schr ManuOkSssi. NsrchAni. from USns-
2@Brtish clipper ship Sailors Hone Bryant. 70 days
snd Is hours from Shznghae. seeking freight.
2S-Brtsh brig News Boy. B1sscI. 10 days from San
Francisco, en- route for ShLnghae. sailed sane day
25-Schr Moi Keiki. Antoine. from kahuiui.
So-Sehr ODD Feio~, Reynolds. from kAhhiksL
.6-Seh< Mary, Nik., from AuAhoIs-
c--scbr Neiti- Merrill, Kinney. from Kolca-
cS-Schr Prince. HATFIELD. from Hanaiei-
1s-Schr Mos WAhine. George, from Koios-
Zs-Schrk Aana- Makahi. from NariIi~iH-
z2-Schr Martha. Powers, from HilO-
3O-Ams chr UmpquA. long. from n cruise.
3o-Schr Mary Eten. West from Waihee.
Si-Schr <. Moi Wilbur. from Kahului
Espt l-Ssmr kilarsa- NcGregor. from Windr.rd Ports
i->chr Active, Quincy, from kOhala.
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ShiPs' MniIs.

For Saw PEAScIsco-P>r s,rits, Sept l.
For WAHkk- per Mary EII-n. this day.
For wIsBwAED PORrs-per Kilzuea, Monday.
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MEMORANDA.

D ship S4ilsrs HOms, Bryant, master, from shangAAe,
seports-Len woosanE 18th July. Aug. 18th Lat. "a SIN,
Is. 81 W. .isnalzed the British ship Clara, from japan for
CaBao. % days cut
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QUICKER YEr-During the past week We have
had another arrival from China. after a remark,
ably short run of % days and Is hours-the Brit
ish clipper ship Sailors Home, Capt. Bryant. This
ship belongs to the same owners as the Isabella
and. lika the latter. is an American built ship. for
merly the Independence built in Bath, Maine.
Capt. Bryant did not go as far to the %northward as
Capt. Cappcr of the LSa5el1-5Ss north being the
highest latitude reached during the voyage. The
best days run was 32I miles. The Sailors Home
will proceed TO Callao for a charter.
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~ The. American monitor Miantononaah has
arrived AZ Sheerness. after a short and splendid run,
en- route for Cronstadt. She is creating great
curiosity. and some of the London press concede
that the Americans are ahead Of the English in
combining light tonnage with heavy armament in
vessels of war" The above craft has four of
Rodman's 45O-pOunders. No British vessel carries
heavier guns than 3n0-pouuders.
, 1866-07-14

CUTTING ur the STREET PAvEXES1s-Frequen
complaints made Of the way In which our streets
arc cut mp by parties who have occasion 10 work
On them after the roaaoed II lniened. The wood.
cn block pavemeuts in particular are suffering hea-
bafa between the blocks, 10 which to make fast
their chains, looseniuE the blocks 70 badly thai
The street IL soon out Of repair, necessitatnC an
each case-mort than the whole job ot honse NOV
ing Is worth. The .1aIlcs should be looked to.
, 1866-07-14
:1orc Facts About the Rebel Cotton
Loan.

rCy ~
1ffom Inc ,. l. eotn"e'e4al AusItu1
Ihe secfe1 GorIesponoeRc%G e. ". Gaaada~ate SSxa sa
rebel agents IN Europe ana 1he SonIeaesate r..
authorities n hlehmona, 1espeeuns ~
nass st ., .aS ~ ta.rar +, ,rbTc, nnhl5c
opinion vas mhnutacturea IN Eag.ano ~ iaso5
OF the Contcderacy.< Ine loan vas plannea
between sllaeil aaa yallanggff, ,oea1e ys"sSl III
dell's son.in.law: i was aIed at .on3,e;2,
the the ~ sa1,eps @ - Eutopesn Capitals. Bat t9e
Rothschilds, batinge. ana olher IespeesAu.s a
bauking 1rms IN Loauo1. 'etusea " ean1 nI,1
ANYTHING 10 DO with y, and y was 1naaE
brought out IN Lonoon oy nSntoeuc'
60; &C. kpeee,s Of lie loan Il was neces
sarS 70 influence paehe op.aaoa pa III mso! ,!
Of it. This vas manaSed most
adroitly. In the hIst plaee me LOAD a "as sesa ~
be placed a. W 2u. IL "as n.,;os =, - fins
The stock 10 anlnennai pasSs ssaSsra,, ~ th'rs
allowing them hanusoMs nua.s .eta1t
teen per cent; spence, the Liverpool aSenf ~
Of the ConiedeIacy, ana tne tsG R0n " ~
the London 1tn'es. fecciseo a.u,ovy ~ ~ ~
stock, Which he 1mmcdlate!y sou oaeh 81 TX ~ l1s
sSs9as IL n rold aug rhe % folleWiug extract from
a letter written By D,Erlanger to the Con-
fedeEatc agent Of the Treasury, Aemmlnsef.
dated June G, 1853, enables ns to understand
how public opinion, was purchased. great
lhA ~ W Asso ~
papers, pay commissions, and captiyate the
opinions Of those who treated tae loan ana
its support as question OF profit and r., Loss:
And further on, IN the same letter: haass rs
| to great pecnniaIJ sacrifices maze, s.a ana lne
support OF all the newspapers, me suescs1p-
,ions for the loan surpassed our own e1pec..
"tations. It reachedHve times tue amounl
Of The loan, and shccess made everybody
friends" J. ..,..,,. Am .l,,,
! The result was more creditahie 70 tue sKill
aud dexterity OF the rebel agents than to the
| reputation Of the British press Lord camp
be.i, On The sd Of Marct, fs6a, made speech
in the House Of Lords ia Iavor % o. sag; 9scos, ~
tic 10Th, announced in ! leader the dlsrup.
tion of the United States, ana slatea Ell ma ~
the men in Washington VINO were iaooFlns ts y ~ ~
restore the Union, might q vel " 10 re- e.
store the Heptarchy. Utnei ntan aaim,1nS ~
this kind followed in the editorial colu19us,
while the financial columns we're deSotea 10
whitewashing Je1. Davis for his repudiatlon
, 1866-07-14

DHowEEp On Thursday night, about len
O'Clock, nm nameh DOM Hank, employed In 7.
Mou]diog,s br,ck yard, on the corner Of Cau1lpott
and Fullerton avenues, while hsthinc In the south
Branch Of Chicago Klscr, WI: eelxed with a cramp,
and before tit companions could 70 to his aszis.
fance, tunk to The bottom. search wn. 1t once
1ustItuted for bte reua1ns, which were not Tcc0y-
cred until four O'clock Yesterday morning. Hank
Uas ahout thirtshve year. OF ace. and leaves wife
uuee, on The body yesterday rcnoon. ard the Jury
fende.ed yesdAct IN accordance &ilh the tacls as
above kttted.
, 1866-07-14
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Special Despatch to the western Associated Prcss.1
NEW YoHK. July Is.
MONET.
The demand for money was more active To-day.
Market littyc 1rner. Gail loans range from TO
Fer cent on Goyelnment and miscellaneous colateras
The ofseours market was quiet aad niHeFA Pflne
n8ues a:e done al G ana { per CENT
GOLD. ...
TheGold market closcd up At l5s9. Cash gold
vas Ioautd fat tarly In the day. but slter"atns
,rcm 2 to pet ce1t, Wis paid for carving II. Inc
eusseeu,ents for specie for totnoHo4's packets ag'
Ezesate t1,.oa,oco thus far.
STERLING.
The na1ket for Sterling Exchange IL oFn, aud nc
pat err reneIally tetute to draw except gold
couxzac1AL nnLs-
TheIt are more orders for brcadssuns. but CONNER"
cia bills rot IN fsyos owing to ihe failure Of some
shipping houses.
rfTEoLzrx.
TIE depression In the petroleum oil market conttn-
ncs sd ths price to-day fell to 15c IN bnt1. equal 10
coc In barrels, which lower than has oeea otofs
III u4e years. III. export demand for Continental
Europe is light vwtog to the decline lh.Ee. and The
provision fur home consumption u yes5 moderate.
GovERyXESFs. ........
The Government securities this atssEnooa were dull
snd lawer an the FtvetEentes II 166a but higher Oh
Ibe ISSUES Of 1Set and 1855. Other securities wtsf
kteaoJ. ....--.-
CLOSING PE1CKs-
The following were c1ostrE prices: Coupons 'sl'
,l.bsA@k;3 2G Coupons E5, $l.16A9 X olo COUPONS
csK0 &c; July SOS t1o3K21N
rE1HorECN AND XLSISd STOCKS, u
MrH1So e1ocKs-Cot so7ldated Gregory Eold, $lsoo
Guppel gold sIns Keystoue silver. Il: Now York
rold, u =. PK1HolECA sIocKs-Che1fy Kao' 81
sennehon Rnn on. $i.7s Bennthon Point. 1866 Vni
ted Slater, y; P1Ihole Creek. 1850
pRT GOODS ExcuAS1E.
;1osnrrs' pRczs-1be market Is quiet
Fr,nsA-Alleus. 1sS1sc, American. NC Amosxsas
1sc Aruold's; aoc Cocheo, 2lc Duunel's, lsHc: En-
mr.. 1skc; Freeman, lie; Gamer Co., 2ls' aamu
Inn. 2oc: London Mourning, sKc; Lancaster 1se
InEe1]: ike; Mer1tnac D, :1c; Aerftmse. 4. &C.
progn shee,lngs-AnosEeag a. ~: DO u. &c Ap
:. VIZ. m 1s1c: BROADWAY, axe; laco7la 3, 22xc
| 40 E. nc; do H. :4kc. >,r,, ~.
Rlaexstonc, 27Xc: Canoe, lie; do sc; Htls sempt
| idem, 2kc; do 2s4c; Lon,da1e, SIC Msnslle 90
| SIC; M.sony1lle. 5He-
Csmpljcs-Portla.d, d, ike: Victory H.1tAe; "asf
l Iuprac. i3% ERt54c.
, 1866-07-14

NEW ToEK. July Is.
nt;s5 Go5Eos-Dull and urcaneed-ss@ssc for m,ddEas
TL9un-nu,l, heavy md loa1.e lower for common
deedsa csaee e 2 s5s
p! 81. s.ste aad extra found Hoop ohio, aad
ler sas !, s:as soqF ssP %e!ssu %Ps!s
se1e VICE i sd s;y 81 G 9ot p neS
il &:5 4 s':, iii sis} e s;;s.
mi1sd western; ssEas7c TOR souad %; sni s1c K foT
good.
sssaT IN aa1s ssi; II cnSs nsssns saSss
.fI1Ro11cA.,Dul, *aa unserued; &c for csude ard
f.oy,s!oSs-rotk opeaed nzmss aad clo,sa heavy :;
s2@ "A .na 9f eong ssix 9Th
oeetdea eh.nse; st6ooatN 50, new plain mes!, and
saS. sa %ts n;st 9 80
isra aaics 1sSasic Iniarf 81: se
s!ie, s!S e 'ee State ehts'' dull aaa scarcely 50 fa
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial Despatch 10 1he .hcasn TF'ouncl
Hzw fokk. july u.
nEEAps1rrFs.
F3our-Sound spring wheat extras orm, with tsts
demand Other grades lower nd very un4ettird.
effect Many Irregular psacels pressed for sale.
Corn-Sems speculative feeling this Afternoon.
Freishts Gull and dropping. Cats sery Irregular
PRortsloya.
Fork closed quiet 8s $1..l2k. Cut meats and b4con
aca1ce aud dFsn. Sweet picked hams 1sxc. Lard
STEADY.
LrsK Hods.
Hogs nIm. Prime, Tic. Receipts. cars.
The intensely hot weather causes busfness to be
reary suspended tbis afternoon.
, 1866-07-14
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
fSptc!1i Oe&paieh ~ the Chicago Tribune. /

1lltuofa and 11fchlRun Canal.
fspec!1i Despateh 10 the Chicago T.1hunt1
BRrpGIFoRT. July ISL pm.
cLEAtEp-Iady Franklin. Lenons; Prop Morning
Star. Lasalte Is pels aas 10 bEls aslt, LOO bu wneat
to Ottawa; Marion. Morris; Time, Norris, 7l.ss It
lumber, a. oo shingles, $1,000 iAtn Ma,tetn, Ranks
kea Feeder.
ARMrEp-Gen. Sherman, Morris, 500 bu corn :;
Danube, ottawa. $500 bn corn r. Northrup, Prison,
50 yes rubble atone Aary Walker, Le1nont, 90 IDS
rnbbfe stone: H. g. Loomis, Lenont, % yds ruhbie
stone; Col. Manning. lenont. % yds rnbble stone
Anrance, Lemont, Is yds rubb1e. u yds dimension
ooe; D. Hess. Lemont. Il yos dlnEnstou 4? yds rub.
BIT stone; satins. Otsaws, $500 bu com D. C. Nor.
ton, Leznont' Is yds hubble stone.
Br1DdKroBT, July l3-sp.m.
CLxAREp-H. @. Loom!s. LG3nont, Col. Manuuc, La.
mont; Mary Walker, Lemont; D. Hess, Lemont;
Barge No. LaSs1e onefda, Ottawa, u brLstsal. 20
htls 1itss ottawa, Ottawa, e7 It lumber Alliance,
Norris &. sos Il lumber; Laurr Ann. La sa1Ie; uos.
dit'h. Marsei1les.
ARuvEp-W. Merriam. .:Joliet Monnd, rs tons sand
prop. athies. Lcu,cns. 20 yds rubb.e s.one.
RR.pdEPoRT. July 1s-1op p. u.
CLEARED-Adranct. Lcmout; y. C. Norton. Lemont;
r. Nosthrup Prison; Barge No. 4. Ii salle; Cham-
pIon. Lockpo1t. 4bsls oil: OAK Ieat Joliet W. .eu1 It
lumber.
AEHTyEu-OnnDd6sA Iasal1e 4 a0n hn arm
, 1866-07-14
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1pune.1
pKrRo1r, July ls
ur-RaEsob. Northwest. Orphan. Summer Cloud.
Nichols. Watson. Constitution. Jones. Commerce.
Eueu. Swallow, Dashin2. Wells, Alexandria. Monte
yuma, HeraId. Eeshoto. Rainbow. Metropolis. Miner
VI, Rs solute, sa1dnis York State, Parana Son and
Heir.
DowS-dofe. suInyalde, ssurGess, Wlaslow, Rio
Gtsnde. Almina, T1udall. Pilgrim, Turk, Anpie EthAu
Allen. Drake, Eyaltne, Hubbard, Musk1ngun, Dous-
msn, Contest, shcka!una. nightingale, Eaor1ne- Rads
Ct. American t1rion, Unadllls, Drummond. Scoy1le,
Stslker, Dahama, scandinaElar. Oneida, Supply.
WIND Southwest,
, 1866-07-14

OF the demand Of thc bond holders for lay
ment OF the debt BY the Unitad States Gov
1naRt fresh demands 0 D'Eriaueer, who Ger.
tpirly ought to be de to divide the Spots
with the Innocent English victims Of the arts
Of The Aneto-Confe 1trafe co.. oa agents and
the indeptndeat ts} British pre- 8. 4zsA
, 1866-07-14
D 1 E n

In this city, on The 1sth lest, ALICE EDIT. d2uch
ter o. j Freeman and Alice T.. sike, aEed years.
tunn,hs RLa II days. .
TuEeYal from Ae teadcuce OF her rarents. Ill West
tadtacn Itree', to-day Saturday at2p H.
In tLis city July 18th, ScG eecond SOP Of oan anu
Catherine Sampson, aged Teass.
In this c.ty, July 13lh. EDWARD JAMES. tnta!t 500
OF Jan O. md Mary Earonc. Funeral at 10 CLOCK a..
m f{om the residence, 1s5 North Lasatic street
, 1866-07-14
Runulo Market.

FINrR-Qnict. ..-. ..
IL A1s--7he1t beAvy and dEoopipg. No. MElvau-
kee aboot e 10. Corn closed Ii the afternoon With
es 9s Sus 81 ko GGaso lid ii ie NJ % u IL,
mud No. Mll xaute 1t 4Sc. UAflcy nominal. Rye
Sales Of u. GO bu No. Chtckgo 1t Nc.
rtnyss1oss-f'esE fsaI65a9a. 1Atd 21c.
WHIsKEy-Somln8l. ... ..
CANAL FRxiunTs-vsher- To New To1k, corn 1i@
Ike; 10 Albany, le82s1c.
, 1866-07-14
Hcw York stock uud lloney Market.


BALTIMORE. Jnl5 II.
F.orn-In excess OF The demand. steady, and high
gIadea Scarce.
GK4N-Wheat active aad higher. New red Ss-ts
Corn ffm. White &i.72 yellow s'c Oats dull.
I'E0yISsGyE-Qn!et- Mess pork $3.50.
H9BocERfEs-6ncar 41les. Grocery uASttc.
NHiSKA1--pNii ~ $211k.
, 1866-07-14

NEW Oe1kAxs. july Is.
Cor1oS-Sa1es 1.soo bales low mlddl!nx o. &c: mid.
dlioY, gsc, Weeks receiutx, 23t0 pales. nraRs. KIT
ha!cs lstt week; exports, i.ass bales; st - 1at,3s
E1cn4xox-stcrllps, G.; Sew York, X prem,
, 1866-07-14

{Srtc{1l nesPatCh 70 tne Ed!taRo 1E4puae'I
C1ac1sSATI, Ja'y II.
FtovY-centleu uea Depressed. with Dothing doing.
Gs.ly-Wheat Is quiet with sales Of extra spf!ns
1t 81, ,9as1 ssx: Minnesota Ut f1a59iss Corn steaay
ard frrn with saes Of No. mixed II 4sc Oats dnll
rt,n,,o . Nd. l offered At 7Ec. Barley wholly nom
3nN. .
Cor1os-trxetiys. huddlas held 1t c3c.
, 1866-07-14

crnp.nr's tosse4, and pescr hciore h.' the conpa.
NJ ttved rpcrc liberal patronage 10 lineage hau
tipec the ara- OF this great connasIauon onr
f.1coda bave oar t1anks. AHTuun z. DucAT,
, 1866-07-14

A Hudson, Michigan, correspondent Of the
nh. FAY. esd event occurred there On that morn-
Ing, st about eight O'Clock, which resulted in the
,oss OF human Life. A negro, BY the name Of
Brown, was st WORK taking up the wall Of the old
franklin uouse, Gu the east eide Of the river, when
the ti5cs cavcd in, burying him in standing pos
turc. Before be could be reached life was extinct
lie leaves wife and large family to mourn his
, 1866-07-14
III a IL II i Il d .

In ttt5 city, July leth hy 1.er. Wu1 o. Skclton hit
NM. J. .LEADREATER AID MlAs MARCIA r. LAH-
Renee, AL o. this city.
IL this city. BY J. f. u. Locker Pastor Of the Fftt
Inteu BFttf5a Church. at The residence nf the BRIDES
faiLer. on tue estniuE of the lsth inet. Mr.
WAEDERS and AIss CHARLO TIE r. T aoKts all OF
this ety. ..-....
On The lib Inst. at St. Pau1's Church 0wcEo.
bY me Rev Thos \. st!ee' asss,eq ov ths sF. 10
and MARIAN j. WINTHROP, zont@ daughter Of the
taTf Rev EuWAfd winthrop. No cards.
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Toledo Market


FLpEE-nulI. ..
GE41S-Whcat d1lt snd &c 1or.r. No Transactions
n 1nportanc.. Corp steady at 6s1fc for No. 1ed
sc fnr No wtiIe. Oats otllet st 6xas.c tor No i.
FExIauTs-Dnfl; +4c for grain by steau, TO Buffalo,
, 1866-07-14

pHILApELru1A, July II,
FLorR-Dull. .......
GIAlS-Wheat dull; red. s.s332-ss. Corn era;
u.xct ~rsttrp. 9519tc.
GEoCTEIIs-Coite dull.
WulsKKY-Pennsylvanta Il held at &eet@2.75, aud
Ohio At El,2g,
, 1866-07-14

CTOLEN-On the 4th Of July,
nrdeF Of MrsWanfer. d. ilhs IN 4 Klertn. and dsied
saint Louis June. 1856 At pne no1hs ioE AZ AZ
Ente u payuent ha1 peen atopped. HESSM ~ ~.
HEiLBEQh KLHMM, Pnu1oelpAA'1 oy w. aoH'
, 1866-07-14

Wunkzr-s eady, with sales Of ~ Iris ia toad
Of 2zc.
FEoylstonb-Qr1et bat steady, Mcss Pork inactive,
win hAIes Of 80 brls 1t 37.574a71-sA Bnlk Meats
taoy and firm. with safe1 Of 1ootoo 81 ahouuers as
Sc; faop ns ribbed sldes at lsc, buyer July. Bacon
barely ~ dm fo sales Lard quiet With small sales
Of prime city AZ sool0ac.
MosET-Close.
Exfu kAGH-1tni1 I'm d5sennnf ard zA.
, 1866-07-14
j HomaIatic Account Of Dissolved
Marriage.

From the St. Paul Pioneer. July
Yesterday in the District Court was de-
yoted. by appointment, to the hearing Of
Catherine Jones VS.. VIM. s. Jones. case Of
stances which led to it are not altogether uu.
known to our readers, having been published
In The Pioneer In 1864. The case Is as fol-
lows:
In 1851, > man names Scales, residing in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was arrested tor some mis-
demeanor, but broke away. from the Sheriff
and fed the place, leaving his wife, Catherine
Scales, md one OF two children, without any
adequate support. HI wrote to luis wife
once alter his Hight, stating that he was fol-
lowing the river for livelihood. Failing to
hear from him again for couple Of years or
The ground nf desertion, hut before the case
came TO trial, information WAS received ny
Mrs. Scales that her husband vas dead. Be.
lieylng it to be true, aud that she was now D
widow, she Withdrew her suit for divorce,
and some two years afterwards lin 1859 mar
aicd a..ain to Vim. s. Jones. The parties re-
moved 10 st. Faul nbout Elk years ago, and
have resided here ever since, highly esteemed
oy all who knew them.
In 1861, Mrs. Jones WIS one day terror
struck by the temperance Of her first his
band, whom she supposed to have been dead
nearly thirteen years. II appears that short
IL alter writing to her In 1851, having perhaps
got into some new scrapc through his inteln-
pcr0te and low habits, he had aguln disappear
cd, and was really supposed to be dead bS bis
companions, who had so informed his wife.
After wandering over the earth about dozen
years, it seems that Scales concluded he would
return 10 GAINESVILLE, where he supposed his
crime was now forgotten, and see what had
become of bis abandoned wife aud children.
Tie there learned of his wifc's rc 'nasriage and
emoval. and traced them to Minnesota.
OF course, hi sudden appearance here
I caused Mr. and Mrs. Jones great distress Of
mind, the more SO as Scalea at ouce had Capt.
Jones arrested for adultery. On the trial,
however, Capt Jones was discharged, as II
vas clearly evident that he Vas blameless 10
The matter. Scales, finding that he could
effect nothing By prosecuting the parties,
| promised to leave and never trouble them
any more, which promise, we believe, he has
Sir. and Mrs. Jones, however. were uneasy
at The position affairs had now taken, md
finally resolved to resort to law for their pro-
| lection, by procuring dirorce-then get
ting Mrs. Scales' former marriage dissolved,
aud re-marryinE. The first part Of this pro.
eramms was effected yesterday, by order oil
The Court dissolvlng the second marriage.
| II. ]. Horne for plaintiff. The parties are
we'll known here. and are highly esteemed by
all who are acquainted with them.