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UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.
Before Judge shipman
Libel Dism is~ed.

IN the case OF tho New York Steamship Company
against the Baltic tho latter sued for Wharfage she
being u domestic vessel, md Judge Sh'pmAn decided
thai there could bs no lien In admiralty To enforce
wharfage In Rowo w. tho Neversink, che question
was what constitutes sufficient necessity and want Of
funds TO enable char,srcr 70 bind vessel Tho Court
held that With regard TO vessel In New Brunswick the
charsrcr being there without funds the charsrer could
create lien tho ship for the supply OF Goals In tho
Of Morris the Same, the additional question WAS
also decided that where coal furnished by hn In
New York through thor agent in New Brunswick, tho
supply should be considered a. coming from nfm In
New Brunswick. Tho question dsposed Of In the case
OF Mixer against thu Neptune tho point was this-Thc
Neptune steamer has enclosed deck above the man
deck, and tho question whether the owners woro
liable for goods carried that enclosed deck M goods
carried below deck, and the Court held that they
~ not
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THE co URT S.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Sentences OF Comnfcrfeiters.


Yesterday . number 81 counterfcteIs who had been
convicted during the recent session Of tho court were
brought up for sentence Catharine Mccarthy was or
dered be imprisoned for two and half years IN The
Pententiary Richard Weeks twelve years, with hard
labor Giovanni Tennett, same sentence; sieoaa ana
Nenendorf, -four months each: William s. Nice. two
years, with hard labor
Mary Hsruing brought up for sentence. Sho had
pleaded guilty VI passing counterfeit money.
Mr. Waite, her COUNSEL said that tho money was given
10 tho by her husband and although ho was not
present whom passed yet size acting under his
moral control The " the mother Of two Children
who, while she had bsen In prison. were left In care OF
their father, who not only neglected. them but acted
very baseiy towards tho eldest girl OF twelve years
Judge snsiley expressed his horror OF the brutality Of
the husband and ordered the woman 10 DO discharged
on her own recognirance.
A Post Once Rebber Sentenced To he Iusprison.
ed for Ten Years.
John wisham, who had been convicted of embez-
cling valuable letters from the Post Once where he had
been employed clork sentenced 10 ten years i'm
pnsonmeat In the Albany Penitcn.sy with hard labor
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tKiscsl1l5s lssyts,sfV.

flnuxt nnsHoH. bee. -, ikeS.
1uanserasrS are bcbg made ~ "a csiofsf psDpis n
Norfolk and Portsmouth, iUr toe eeeBfsgs - ihs
nlvtInry N - smGncpssi on yfoe asnAiou m.ctar
recently Rid al horfVs Al shea Mayor adlgs ~
that CITY, invted 70 address zee psofle. lie aid
that While b. souhesd tbs sffselsDcy o. pgCprsty "
Celebrating tie Gay ~ meeting and rfocstslsn. he
would lbsi they yer. NJ malsated IL dli az -
have that there soy dsposlson The paft - ne
eitsers 10 r'sffegs via thsm otg - thsy ssfe
efisry TIE ssransstseats. snhs.fias ssrviess %
a. sgsh ard pfc.s01o. cenpstc4 81 he 70 ~ ~
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covar or COMMON plsAs-cAissfas.
Arrest Of Alleged Faro Gnmbicra- ac'ion "a
Recover Money Lost at tho Gaming Table.

Recover Money Lost at the Gaming Table.
Before Judge Carjoxo.
Brandon Hosiy william AcGdn~ a.d Robert
Caonters-Thc plaintiff in this brings action by
AFFIDAVIT to the Of - 90 from the defend
ants which no alleges he lost q, dcendan,a gaming
house. No II Ann atfcet. daring the months OF Angus,
september and October. 1904 aud that both The defend
ants oonsprcd by rani cheat the pain,I ~ ts gam.
o! faro, and induced ham - pay hom Ln above named
An order OF arrcst granted ny jadgc GsriOyo and
In default OF $4,000 bs' zach defendants cigod
10 Ludlow street jail
Divorce tsrantcd.
Sophia NJ Qaifn,y ~ Jar,s y. cp''abg This vas an
action for divorce which, according 10 III report %
tho referee, D. v u. Kennedy, vas granted 70 the
plaiutn
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SUPREME Ceus1 CIRCUIT. -sap1sl,s
suit Entered by "A Minister for ConaroGn
tiou.

tiou.
Before jude Gilbert
An action brought ny tho Rev. y. II. Bennington
against A. sinclair came ~ 10 The Supreme Court yo-
terdny morning the motion u tho coaAso lot the
defendant 70 annul the mandanua Witch baf been
previously issued II appear that tho ward - ~ The
Church OF the Atnncmrnt ~ Brooklyn hold sieatSu
Tor the 2gth ~ Nos oniber iat lhr oy. Nr
Remington a candidate for tho position, Anh tho
ls<en stood Gvo Tor ani ave against h. Tsr vote
not being oongicrei sucicht proJf - Their fote in
tho matter the defendant, VINO acAor wRrfsh ~ tho
church refused 10 glYc tho cer,ncai. ~ e~c
ton Upon this refusal the plaintiff sued lT nrd ~ ptI
writ 70 compel him 10 do After L"AI ny tan afTa
mnntG, which mace o. corslisfnhs srnEth, tho
Judge took tue papers and regeTssd ha dsrisou
Five Thousand Dollars Damages against the
Ferry Company.
The auit brought by ,at.aIlBs ~ trosby against The
Brooklyn and New York Ferry COMPANY, - recover
go 900 damage for iaunss sasaned By The PlaaiiE In
March 1900 darng = oOllision Shh occurred between
tie ferrybost Nebraska snd the United siaiss sanboai
MuscooEh, ~oncluisd FRIDAY Afternoon. ~ the
supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge ibrrt Erssi
dca ~ mony taken both kars. sHd no aten.
ton ~ the court occupied from hobdsy morning noi
Friday afternoon when the given - ~" Jury,
and verdict rendered os o. 700 10 favor q tho plaintiff
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800 ASS rQssl.f /. pHIIlatLPrll.

rnfLADsIss, Dec "a its,
m. store X win Cochran o.. "a wlaut STREE,
trokeB 80 gsi ibo brck hretr0o, ~ 90
inlo and railroad Ani ssTerBnss' .Urt.ss cafrsd "a
the smouni * So 600 - which .0oOo ~srs coaran
boads sol tie femaiasF ~ has other s.esrist
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FRENCH WIDOW LADY HAS A LARGE COM.
IA Portable furn he'd Room 10 let where tho comforts OF
home be enjoyed at II East Houston street. second
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Soumis, etc., A. 7. WEIGH,
President du Comit6,
De la part du Senat.
L. E. SIMONDS,
President du Comite,
DE La part de la Chambre des Representants.
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SALE DE La CHAMBRE DU SENAr,
Marcradi. d mars 1866.

LIE senat sassemble conformGment lajour-
nement,
PRESENTLY honorable Albert VOORHEES,, lieu
tenant-gouyerneur ct president du s6nat, dams
lie fauteuil ct NM Anderson, Armstrong, Bar
row, Bell, Brownlee, BruslG, Burthe, Camp
bell Coco, Cooley, Duvignaud, Egan, Ellis,
Fellowes, Foute, Gibson, Gordon, Hough. Ka-
vanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan,
Munday, Newton de jackson, Newton de Mo
rehouse Nelson, Palfrey, Purcell, Scruggs
Taylor, WEIGH ct Wilcoxon-33 senateurs.
La priere est dite par lie reverend NJ. Walker
de Peglise methodiste
LIE journal dhier est lU est approuv6,
MESSAGE DU eoUvERNEUR.
3 LIE president SONNET au senat lie message qui
suit:
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPT DE D'ExEcUTIF,
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie 81 mars 1866.
Au president du Senat:
Monsieur,
Je suis requis de donner connaissance au Sc
nat, que son excellence lie gouverneur, a APP
proUve ct sign6:
I'm acte sUppl6mentaire a I'm acte, init
tul6;
Tn acte Incorporate la vile de Carrollton,
approuve lie II mars 1859;
I'm acte l6galisant I'm contrat pass6 entire
Nine Rachel Boone ct Nine Elizabeth Gale
han, au sujet dun bac Simmsport.
n. @. SNETHEN,
Secretaire prive,
. RESOLUTIONS.
NJ Taylor
Sonnet la resolution suivante, qui est con-
sideree ct passee unanimement:
| R6solu, que lie comite iudiciaire soft requis
de s'enqu6rir de la capacit6 DIES membre de
| Ensemble generate doccuper, pendant leur
| Ia 10 1,pei+ipv do Il
conseil des commissioners de leY6es ct de faire
un rapport ce sUjet aU senat, .
Lie meme senateur-
Sonnet Ia resolution suivante qu est consi-
dGr6e ct adoptee Unanimement
Resolu, que Phon. w. B. Egan, commissaire
no1nne pour Sc rendre aupres d'Andrew John
son, president des Etats- Unis, soft requis de
presenter au senat aujourd'hui a h. P. M, le
resultat de sa mission.
M. Wilcoxon-
Sonnet la resolution suivante, qui est consi
deree ct passGe Unanimement:
Resolu que Ia somme de SIS soft allouee Ell
sus, a chacun des deux pages de cette cham
bre, payable du fond contingent, sur lie war
rant signe dU president;
Et de plus;
Resolu, que la somme de S25 soft allouee
Alfred Davidson, pour services, etc, payable
dU fond contingent sur lie warrant dupreslden
dU senat
MESSAGE DE LA CHANfBRE,
III. E. W. Halsey, assistant grefier de L
chambre des repr6sentants, informe lie s6na
que Ia chambre a concomu dams les bills d
senat intitulGs:
j I'm acte autorisant la ferme du chemin d
fer de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, des Opelousas e
de POuest;
Tn acte autorisant John @. sinnot ct Jane
McCloskey enleVer DIES distractions dams
bayou Holmes
On acte fxant les termes de oour dams
quatrieme district judieiaire de rEtat de
Louisiana ct
Tn aote pour venir au secours de Theodol
Durel ct R. D. Hubbard, autrefois colleeteul
des taxes d'Etat pour la vile de la Nouvell,
Orleans
Que la ehambre approuvait une partie de
amendements, ct refusait les autres, fats pr
le senat au bill de la chambre, intitule
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SALE DE La CHAMBRE DU SENAT,
Jendi lie %. mars 1866,

lie s6nat Sc reunit scion announcement,
Presents - Honorable Albert VOORHEES,,
heutenant-gouverneur ct president du senat,
NM. Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow, Brownlee,
Brusle, Burthe, Campbell, Cooley, Coco, Duvi-
gnaud, Egan Ellis, Fellowes, Foute, Gibson,
Gordon, Hough, Kayanagh, Kenner Lapeyre,
Lott, Munday Newton de jackson, Newton de
Morehouse Nelson, Palfrey, Purcell, Scruggs,
Taylor, WEIGH ct Wileoxon-33 senateurs.
La seance est ouverte par DIES prieres offer
ties par lie reverend Docteur g. G.. Hedges, de
l'6glise episcopalienne.
LIE journal d'hier est lu ct approuve
RApPoRTs DIES coMrTEs ORNAMENTS.
M. Burthe, du comitG judiciaire, auquel
6tait r6fere lie bill de Ia chambre intitul6
I'm acte au sujet des tGmoins cites par lie
grand jury;
Sonnet I'm rapport favorable.
LIE meme senateur, au nom du meme conf.
t6 auquel etait rdferG lie bill du senat in
titul6
I'm aCte pour reconnaitre 10 prison de pa.
roisse de la Nouveile-Orleans CONNIE lie peni
tentiaire d'Etat, pendant les annees 1868,
1864 ct 1865 rapporte un substitut intitule
Un acte au sujet des foreats dams lie peni
tentiaire d'Etat;
Lequel passe a une seconde lecture.
LIE meme senateUr, au nom du meme conf
te, auquel etait referees lie bill du senat in
thule
| I'm acte pour amender I'm acte intitule
| Un acte pourvoyant aux procedures, aux lu-
gements ct aux affaires de la cour ProVisoire
des Etats-Unis pour l'Etat de la Louisiana, ct
pour autres chooses approuv6 le---mars
1865
I'm aete amendant la troisieme section dun
acte, intitule
I'm acte pour detection des officers de dis
trict ct de paroisse dams tout PEtat, pour lie
premier lundi de mai 1866;
Etle bill de Ia chambre autorisant la COM
pagnie du chemin de fer de Vicksburg, Shire
veport ct Texas a changer chacun des termes
de Ia route;
Sonnet un rapport deliverable chacun dc
ces bills.
LIE meme senateur, au nom du meme conf
te, auquel etait refGre le bill du senat intitule
On acte ereant des cours de paroisse dams
tout pEtat, excepte dams la paroisse dor.
leans
Eft, I'm acte organisant les cours pour la pa
roisse ct la vile de la Nouvelle-0 Orleans, rap
porte ces bills, sans action, ct demande a ctr
decharge de tout autre examen Get 6gard;
Et lie meme senateur, au nom du meme c,
mite, auquel etait refere la resolution Gu s.
nat
i Enjoiguant ee comite de s'enqusrir de
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w &. EGAN,
DUNCAN S. CAGE,
j. B. EUSTIS,
Connnlissaires.

Sur la motion de NJ. Ksnner, est recu avec
ordre de Iinscrire sur lie journal, ct que deux
cent-cinquante copies en- soient imprimees a
Pusage de lassemblGe generate.
DOCUMENTS RETIREs.
Sur motion de NJ Brusle, Ia permission lui
est aocordee de retirer des hasses du senat Il
document annexe an bill du senat, intitule
I'm acte allouans n William Barrow lie priv
lege de tenir un fairy vapeur sur lie Miss
sissippi, en- face de la vile de P1aquemle,
dams la paroisse Iberville, pendant dixan-
nees.
MESSAGE DE- La CRAArBRE-
NJ Il. W, Halsey, assistant-greffie' de 10
chambre DIES representants, informe , senas
que La eha1nbre q eoncouru aux bills u senah
intitules
Un acts eoneernant les appels pr depuis le
premier Jour de JUN 1850;
I'm aete allouant les privileges de pae d
Madame j. V. Hodges sur lie ayou Jonesa
dams In paroisse Bossier;
| Un acte pour yenir au secors aes eohec-
| teurs de taxes d'Etat
I'm acte autorisant la ferme du ehemln de
fer de Baton-Ronge, Gross-Iete ct dope
lousas
I'm aete au sujet du nantssement
I'm acte abolissant le bureau de Circulation,
II demande lie concours du senat aux bills
/ de la chambre, intitules
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NogyElLE-oRLEANs. u flrrier 1aaR.

tCtRCULAEE.)
Iobiet de ce train de bois est dalllgar Ia
grande demande, sur toute la ligns du che
min.
Ii op6rera sur la portion den bas du che1nin
Jusqua ce que la presse soft allegee, ct alors
sur la portion nord.
Les agents des differences stations desione-
ront qui aura droit Gtre lie premier seri ct
dewont exereer Pimpartialite Ia plus rigide ct
la plus Gclairee.
B. H. GREENE.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Oficiel-
Des instructions dune semblable impartial
tie ont etc donnGes solvent a toua les agents
par ordre du major Greene assistant-surinten-
dant, etc, de son bureau, depuis que je my
suis trouyG en- rapport.
T. WARREN,
Agent du fret.
Nouye lle-Orleans, II mars 1866
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ingenieur
Monsieur
En- reponse a votre requete de fournir exacte-
ment, dapres mon ivre d'inscription, la capa-
cite de transport de ce chemin pour les mois
de decembre 1865, ct ianvier 1866, ie dirai que
pendant lie mois de dGcembre, il await sur lie
chemin trois machines pour fret. deux pour
passengers, ct trois adaptees des traines de
construction, reparant lie chemin, etc.
Pendant lie mois de Janvier, quatre autres
machines, arriverent du Tennessee, en- 81 nau-
vais ordre, qu'ils etaient plus de la Motto du
temps en- PREPARATION.
LIE nombre total de chars en- decembre etait
compose de soixante-neuf chars fermes qua
rante-neuf chars plats ct cling chars pour be-
tail. Trente-quatre de ces chars fer1nes arri-
weren't vers le milieu de decembre ct vinpt-
trois de ces chars plats, vers la fin du meme
mos.
Pendant lie mois de janvier, soixante-neuf
chars termes ct sept chars plats arriyerent en-
plus du Tennessee, a differences reprises mails
en- mauvais ordre CONNIE les machines, ct
current etc souyent mis- en- PREPARATION.
Aloutez celia six camions, pour le transport
de grandes pieces de bois carrees Pressure
tous les chars etaient employees necessaitement
a Ia construction ct PREPARATION du che1nin
Deduisez au moins vingt pour cent pour les
chars endommages GU brises par accident, ct
vous aurez peu de chose pres, lie nombre
reel employee pendant ces deux mois.
Respectueusement,
Notre seryiteur,
TDN
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JOURNAL OFFICIBr,,

~nNAr Dm LA Boursr4v II.
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DEPARTEMENT MEoAEIoUE, n. O.. j.
ETDU G. II. RAILROAD,
Bureau du chemin de fer du Nord, de +
Jackson ct de la Nile Orleans,
NoUvELLE-O ORLEANS, Is mars 1866.
Major B. H. Greene, assistant-surintendant ct
ingenieur
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SALE DE LA cHANDRE DIES REpREsENTANrs J
Mardi 90 mars 1896
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SALE DE La cHAMBRE DIES REprrspxr ,,,rg
Mardi, 20 mars 1866. {
nement.
PrGsents-Lho Albert VOORHEES,. lieutenant
Bouyerneur ct president du sepot ct NM An.
derson, Armstrong, Barrow, Bell, Brownlee
Brusle, Burthe, Campbell, Coco, Cooley
Duyigna4d, Fellowes, Foute Gibson, Gordon.
Hoqgh, kavanagh, Kenner, Lott Lapeyre
Mohan, Munday, Newton de Jackson, New.
ton de Morehouse, Nelson Palfrey. Purcell
ecrug9s Taylor, WEIGH ct Wilcoxon-31 sena.
tours
LIE journal d'hier est lu ct approuve
PERATIs D'ABsENcE.
Sur motion de NJ Brusle, permission est ac-
cordee NJ F. Poehe, senateur de St-Jacques
ct de St-Jean-Baptiste, de s'absenter pour eau
sc de maladie
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BERLIN OFFICIAL PAPER ON THE FRENCH BOUNDARY
Napoleon Apparently Preparing to Enforce Hi
Claim for Extending It.
TURKEY REDUCING HER WAR PREPARATIONS OF
THE DANUBE.
THE U. S. SQUADRON AT CRONsTADT.

LONDON, August 13-(By the cable, to the as
sociated press. )-The. .armistce between Italy and
Austria which expired on Sat nrday last has been
renewed for four weeks.
The official Berlin paper opposes the claim of
France for the extension of its frontier.
BERLIN, Aug lO.--There is great excitement
here in consequence of the demand expressed by
France to the Prussian cabinet. An address from
the Upper House of the legislative chambers to
the king, says Prussia was forced into the German
war in elf-defense, and that even after the with
drawSI Of Austria from the Germanic eonfedera
ton it was presumed that friendly relations
would exist between that power and Prussia, il
The new organization of Germany by Prussia
and, as a means of preventing further war among
the German States, a reform Will take place il
the military organization to the standard which
has been so fully tested and justified by sue
a brilliant results as have been obtained
Prussia recognizes the mediation of France
but will treat separately as to the portions of tn
. monarches which are soon to be united to th
Prussian kingdom. Ehe future frontier line
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More of the Assassination Periuries.
-f<--
Gen. Candy in Command of the Wash
ington Department,
QUEEN EMMA In WASHINGTON.
Gen. Howard Advocates the Continuance
of the Freedmen's bureau.
EhOs

NEW YORK. August l3.-The Herald furnishes
startling developments respecting the conspiracy
to impicate Jefferson Davis in Lincoln assassin
alton 1t prints letter from Campbell, one of the
perjurers, applying for money and letter from
Judge Advocate Holt, to cover another of the
scamps, in which the judge says he has sent the
money.
The Herald prints other documents showing
this conspiracy to be of the most infamous char
acter, and one that demands official inyestiga-
tion.
W8sHrSsuoN, D. c., Aug. 13.-Majon Gen. Can
by to-day assumed command of the department of
Washington.
Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands, arrived
here tonight, and was received with marked re-
spect.
| Gen. Howard, in a letter concerning the freed
mems bureau, says the poor whites dependent or
it for subsistence, are equal in number to th'
blacks He considers the bureau indispensable il
its present condition.
AUGUSTA, GA, August I3 3.-There are only fOui
teen cases of sickness in the hospital on Tybee
not one of which is of cholera. The cholera a
Hilton Head is all disappearing.
Boston, August 3.--Arrived-ships Artisa
and Rival, from New Orleans.
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NUMBER 80.

Boynton bound out and ship Helen Clinton and
F. Chapman bound in, are all stuck on the bar.
The ship South America and Bremen bark
America bound out, are inside at anchor. The
brig Hope bound up is also at anchor awaiting
steam. The steamer Oriental bound in is outside
at anchor. Weather elear--wind, northeast
Light tide.
QUARANTINE, August 13.-The steamship Florida
from Galveston passed up at I'm.
CINCINNATI, August 13.-Flour in better de-
mand, but not higher. Wheat in fair demand at
50 25t92 IS. Corn dull mixed, 5906Oc.; white,
Csc. Oats very dull at 35c. Mess pork-sales
1900 bbls. Bulk meats firm at l5e. for shoulders;
174c. for sides Bacon frmer; shoulders, 17c.;
sides, 192c.; the demand is chiefly from the West
and South. Lard quiet at 21e. Whisky, 81 IS.
Gold, 1481.
New YORK, August 49, Evening.-Gold closed
at l49f 5-2O's coupons Of 65, 107 ditto of '62,
1895; 1O-40's, 99g.
Cotton closed quiet, with sales of 1900 bales
with middIings, at 3i036c. Flour more steady at
80 5O@l5 for southern. Wheat 3t05c. better, but
quiet. Corn 1c. better, but closed with the ad-
vance lost. Beef steady. Pork dull; sales 250O
bbls. of mess at s31 g.. Lard heavy. Whisky
easier Rice firm. Sugar firm; muscovado
1O4@n4e. Coffee quiet. Molasses dull. Tur-
pentine 69I@75c. Rosin quiet at s3@8.
ST. LOUIS, August 13.-FIour and wheat firm
and unchanged. Corn lower at 6lc. for mixed
and yellow and re. for white. Oats, Ale. Pro
visions steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, August 13.-Sales, rs hhds, leaf to-
bacco; lugs higher at 81 to ST. Flour-superfne
Sc rs. Mixed corn 64e. New oats CSC. Mes:
pork s32 50. Bacon shoulders17e Packed cleal
sides 2l4c. Lard in tierces 21c. Hardsugar l74c
Whisky 81 25.
From Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
CINc1NNATI, August 13.-There were ffty-fou
deaths on Saturday, and sixty-eight yesterday, 0
The Board of Health declare the disease epi
demic.
LIVERPOOL, August 11.--Cotton ruled steady to
day. The sales amounted to 1000 bales.
: LONDON, August ll.--Consols closed at 87G9S7j
and closing rate for u S. 5.20s is 6s3.
An armistee has been agreed upon betwee
Austria and Italy, on the basis of the cession
Yepeta
} The French frontier demand isundecided.
The Empress of Mexico is in Paris.
NEW YORK. August 12.-The steamship Raleig
not Monterey, as stated in this evenings Telegram
should have been reported from New Orleans.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA, 1866.

Prussia will be such as to constitute guarantee
of her security, as well as insure her position as
a great power, and also as shea great power
should conclude under the glorious scepter Of her
royal house, Prussia will advance to the fulfill
ment of her mission. Herr Forchenbice has been
elected president, General Stovarberger first and
General Benin second vice president of the cham
Der of deputies.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13.-The cotton market closed
firm. The sales to-day amounted to 1900 bales.
Middfng uplands are quoted at 133d.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The closing prices to-day Of
| consols for money was 87J, and U. s. 500 bonds
G83 Illinois Central Railroad shares 76g; Erie
Railroad shares 423.
LONDON, August 11.-Napoleon demands from
Prussia the ratification of the French frontier by
its extension to the Rhine as it was marked prior
to the disturbance in 1914. The military and
naval preparations which are being carried on in
France have induced the belief that the Emperor
will make war if his demand is not complied with.
The demand has caused great excitement in Berlin.
A semi-official journal in Berlin recommends
Prussia to reconstruct Germany as far as possible
on the basis of the preservation of the vital and
constitutional rights of the States which are to be
annexed to her.
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the Danube, and it is thought the Sultan approves
the rule of Prince Charles of Hohenzolern as Hos
podar in Romania.
The United States squadron had grand mpe.
rial and popular reception in Russia. The Gar
hoisted the sells C) at Cronstadt and took the
chief officers to dinner with him. After dinner
the Emperor toasted the prosperity of the United
States and uninterrupted friendship.
Prince Gezenberg has gone on an extraordinary
mission from Berlin to the Queen of Hanover
The object of Prince Gezenberg's mission is to
inform the Queen of Hanover not to expect sue
cess in her efforts for the independence Of Han
over. .......