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new York Market

I'VE" 1OtkhS aug -
Cotton dull, and prices. easier for mid
ding Iplants. Flour dull and lOIO cents
lower; 81 1898 20 for extra State; IS l0@S Gu for
round hoop Ohio and 50 G56 10 10 for trnde
brands, closing quiet. Whisky dull and
nominal Wheat very dull and COM
mon strongly tends downward; sales OF q 900
bushels at 81 95 for fair new No. | Milwaukee,
and 81 IS for No. 2 do; no receipts. Rye
Milwaukee mt Sc. Corn, receipts 80, 1856 BUSH
els; opened heavy, and clio ed fully lc lower;
sales OF l16.0O bushels at SO@SO1I for inferior;
and SOLa9S2Lc for sound mixed western,
cl3Sing- ut SO8@Sl; S5@S6c for western
yellow; Sc for common sound white; ITO for
prime white western. OatS,l receipts Il. 25l
bushels; market dull and declining; sales OF
5000 bushes ut 4i@45c; Chicago 46a48c;
milwaukee, 52955c: Coffee dull. Sugar ldull;
Cuba l09lll9c: MOlasses dull. Petroleum
dull; 2}1212ic for crude, and 3S0IiOc for refin-
ed Sc, d in bon bond Pork dull and heavy, at
regular; 80 for old do: s7@27 rs for prime.
Beef steady; Bacon dull; sales OF Cumber-
land cut at lG1zc, to arrive. Cut Meats firm
er Mt l41aGl6c for shoulders, lSII@2lc for
mans. Lard frmer; at lSRG2lc. Butter
quiet, Mt 2l@E33 for Ohio, and 27G4O for State.
Cheese quiet at 6Sl9c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
The Dry GOODS market,

INV AOhh1 aug. I.
Brown SheetIngs-Atlantic A, 241Sc: Supe-
rlor X L, 2Oc; Laconia B, 2lc.
Bleached Shirtings-Lonsdale, S3c; Bay
Mills, 35c; Blackstone, 2S14c.
PrinLs-Paciflc, l9I<c; Lowell, 181Ec; Rich
mond, Ice; Wamsutta, 151zc.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic,
S7hc TO sos; Empress Trail, 81 .; MeyerS
\ L, prices unchanged.
Shirts j. W. L. Standard Dress, No. 25, SIG;
j. w. l.. Standard Dress, No. ljO, S25.
pany's Byron and Garrote No. l, No. 10
French Enameled aud Silver Corrugated,
SIG to S35; GoldsmIth's Patent Byron, $50;
Shakespeare, $40; Cuffs, $50.
40 T1lcks-Amoskeag b, 4211c; Amoskeag D,
Denims-Yorlz, soc; Manchester, S21zc.
berton, 55c,
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NEW York, August 1.-The Steamer
Eagle brings Havana dates of the 28th
ult. Information is received from st.
Domingo that the government has
Officially announced that hostilities
with the rebel Generals had ceased, by
virtue of an agreement made with
them. A general amnesty had been
granted the residents who sustained
Gen. Baiz's government, and all Gen
erals who does not submit to the de-
cree will be II Gated as traitors.
The citizen General Pimental with
several bodies of troops has gone TO
the mountain frontier to clear out all
bad elements connected by the policy
of Ex-President Baiz.
Gen. Cabrae was going to Ciabo,
where affairs are still In u bad state to
cooperate with Pimental.
The smallpox was still raging at
Ponce.
There were % cases OF yellow fever,
and IS of smallpox ut Havana, during
the month ofJune.
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.-The steamer
Alliance, from Vera Cruz the 9th, ar
rived here. No yellow fever at Vera
Cruz.
A revolution was attempted ut the
and bnnished to Ymcatan. Prisoners
were brought to Vera Cruz and placed
in the castle on San Juan, previous to
their transportation. Tho country was
very much excited.
Three hundred exiles from Rio
Grande arrived ut TampicO.
Vessels arrived-The George Crom-
we'll and Raleigh, from New York the
former on Monday and the latter to-
day. Sailed-The Merrimac, for New
York, Saturday evening.
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New York, August 2.-The Herald's
MatamOras correspondence of July 20,
says, Carvajal's administration of af-
fairs there is winning friends to the
Liberal cause. EscobedO's troops had
left tor Monterey via Camargo. A
forced loan had been ordered by Carva-
jail, in Matamoras.
x letter from Maximillian's Chief of
Cabinet had been captured, in which
he says: Santa Annals arrival in this
country is the great political event OF
the day. -,s
A nucleus for the establishment OF
the American division has been es.
tabIished, and recruiting progresses
rapidly.
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TERMS:
Steamboats,.

CAMPBELL, FREw * CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
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New YORK, August 2.-Twcnty-six
cases and six deaths by cholera are re-
ported to-day.
Samerondi, tho runaway cashier of
the Bank of Paitiers, France, has been
arrested in Canada.
1t is reported that serious riot oc-
Cured last evening among the soldiers
Mt Fort Schuyler, and that four or five
men were shot. 1t is thought that it
originated in the fear of the cholera.
Private dispatches are said to have
been received, announcing a large fire
at Oil City, destroying ali the property
there of the United States Company.
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An ArtemnfeI murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Am attempt
was made about II o'clock last night to
kill a barber named Hull ut his resi-
dence, on the corner of Fifth and Gas
kill streets, by two negroes, who say
they were employed by his wife, who
promised them $500 for the job. The
negroes jumped upon their victim while
he was in the cellar. His cries for help
brought him speedy assistance. He
was severely cut in the head.
Ex-Alderman James II. Hnrmar was
killed in n tavern III the lower part of
the city in quarrel, nrising from n
political discussion.
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Dleh.

NEW York, August 2.-Henry n.
Paughborn, Paymaster i'll the United
States Navy, died suddenly at the PEN
sacola navy yard on the morning of the
LIST instant. He entered the navy Mt the
outbreak of the war, and has been in
active service ever since that time, win
ming the entire confidence of the Navy
Department.. He has been connected
with the press of Boston, New York
and Washington. Paymaster Paugh-
Ingraham, residing near Pensacola.
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BosroN, Aug. 1.-The Sailors Ma
tional Home, in Quincy, was dedica-
ted yesterday afternoon, with apprO-
pirate ceremonies. The Home occupies
seventy-six acres of land, with build
ings to accommodate at present 100 in
mates. The act of incorporation estab-
fishes it for sailors, marines and others,
employed in the naval service of the
United States disabled by wounds,
sickness, old ago or otherwise, without
regard to tho place of their enlistment.
The amount raised for this object was
$3.50. 600, of which $65. 900 has been ex-
pend upon the land and buildings al
ready occupied.
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MADISON, WIS, Aug. 1.-The John
the Philadelphia Convention. The fol-
lowing delegates at large were clectcd:
J. r. Doolittle, A. w. Randall and j.
w. Robinson. The usual number of
district delegates were also chosen.
Some excitement was caused by the SO.
cession of one OF the newly elected del
egates who declared himself opposed
to sitting in cOnclave with such men as
Vallandigham and Pendleton. After
an exciting discussion the name OF the
offender was stricken from the list.
Resolutions declaring in favor of the
administration of the President and his
policy were adopted. Tonight the con-
ventiOn is being addressed by Senator
Doolittle and others.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a week or
ten days since n forged check for $3.50, 600
was paid at the First National Bank.
To-day the lorger was captured ut the
depot on his arrival from Baltimore
500 bonds. He had in the interval
married a wife in Baltimore and came
thus far on his bridal trip.
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NASHVILLE, August 1.-The Mayor
from Chancellor Campbell, enjoining
the Metropolitan Commissioners from
the further organization ola police force
until after IA hearing, on account of the
illegal proceedings of the Legislature,
which passed the act therefor, and that
provision for raising money for the
support of that force.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, August 1.-The
Democratic Convention to elect dele
gates 10 the Philadelphia National
Union Contention met here to-day, and
elected the following delegates at large:
Daniel S. Foster, F. Steele, II. NJ. Rico
and +. j. Galbraith. Resolutions in
support of the President, and favoring
the immediate admission of the rebel
states were adopted, and the Conven-
ton adjourned sine die.
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The. Wheeling Intelligencer.

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sylVania and Eastern Ohio, should have a
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This summer will witness an exciting pO-
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IT viii, indeed, throughout the country. In
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treasurer, an Attorney General, Judge of
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most important elections occurring since we
became a State in the Union.
Our neighbors in PENNSYLVANIA also elect n
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Therefore, 1t is that the people generally of
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The great problem of Reconstruction is to
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New York Money ana stock Market

NEW YORK. Aug 2.
dull ut IO712d 1851. Gold lower, opening nj
1857, md closing ut liS;
Government Stocks quiet, and without de-
1906, 1867. 49,
state Stocks, Ohio and Mississippi certitl-
Gates, 30; Tennessee 6,s new, 6S.
FreightS to Liverpool shnde firmer
Stocks strong; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
chicago 1879; Rock Island 1925; Cleveland
do preferred, 6714; Cleveland & Pittsburgfi
-; Michigan Southern SI1I; Reading 49,
Hudson III; Erie 6S14; New York Central
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. At meet
ing of the Union State Central Commit
tee here yesterday resolution was
unanimously adopted endorsing the
proposed amendment of article IA of the
Constitution of the United States, af-
firming the course of the Radicals and
the California Unian delegation in
Congress.
A San Diego letter says that General
Vega, with $50 men and ample supplies,
sailed from Allsaint's Bay, lower Cali
fornia, July 10th, supposed to be des-
tined to some port in Sonora. A suf-
ticient number of American officers
accompany the expedition to command
five thousand troops which are to be
organized in Sonora.
In the absence of information about
the now tariff, the Collector of Customs
demands additional deposits for goods
entered
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The Bag Factory of
Hart, Astin & Co., No. 1873, south Water
street, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss $4,000. The adjoining store
Of Steayens q Forsyth, grocers, was
Both firms were fully insured.
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OswegO Market.

OSW F'UUI rug 2.
Flour steady and in good demand; sales OF
800 bbls at 50 80 for No spring; SIlG II 50 for
red winter; SIP for white do; SI3Gl4 for Xxx.
Wheat quiet; No. Milwaukee Club held nj
81 80; sales of G, $50 BUSH by sample on private
terms. Corn held mt 74c for No. illinois,
without sales. Oats and Rye nominal. Ca
nal Freights steady; corn SC, rye 911ac to New
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LOUISVILLEI aug. I.
The market was firm and prices well main
tained. The transactions amounted to IS
hhds. with IL rejectIons. Sales OF hhds at
g coos 95, IL at Sl94 80, I at S5GI5 rs. IL at
s9@9 20, at Sl0GlO so, 2 at Sll@II Is, S at
Sl2@l2 IS, 9 at SlSGgl3 70 and at sI4@l4 50.
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CHICAGO, Aug. .
Flour duh at sS@s so for spring extra,
Wheat dull and declined 4@6c; 81 35GsI u for
No. Corn active; declined 1Idlc; 55d58lsc
for No. and 5i12@55c for No. 2. Oats dull at
2 2I!I for No. and 2i12G25c for No. 2. High
Freights active; corn 712G5Sc to Buffalo.
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BUFFALO, August g
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat inac-
tive. Corn held at Csc for MOL. Oats heavy,
inactive and dropping. Barley and Rye
Whisky nominal. Canal FreightS-CarfierS
are asking l5c on corn to New York and lSc
70 AIDnny; there were several loads taken in
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has authority by the
recent law to suspend the collection in
any part of the United States, hereto
fore declared in insurrection, of the di-
rect tax imposed by the law of 1861.
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toledo Market.

TOLEDO. Aug. 9.
Flour quiet. Wheat a shade lower; sales OF
No. amber, crop of 1854. Mt 50 40; do, crop OF
1865, at 81 II; a. amber do e. 30; white Michi.
gan, new crop, 81 40. Corn dull and lower;
Sic for No. mixed and Sic for do white
Oats scarce; held at 45c for No. l. Rye 0uiet
Lake freightS dull and unchanged.
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on CRY, Pa, August IA fire at
Pithole, last night, destroyed !, 200 bar
&C., to the amount of Sl5O,OOO. The
United States Company's loss is $50, 600.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 1.-The dis
patch from here yesterday, giving the
list of delegates at large to the Phila-
delphia convention, should have inclu-
ded the name of Senator Morning, who
was also elected.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-There were IL
messages received Mt the New York
telegraph Office for Europe to-day
Thursday for which the sum of 81 ,3l3
in gold was paid.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. IA lire in this
city this morning destroyed the Birch
field block, corner of Wafer and
Spring streets. Loss, $4,000, mostly
covered by insurance.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-The report
of the cholera at the Board of Health
up 10 noon, showed nine new cases
two of which were fatal,
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 2.-Thomas p.
Finefrock, of Sandusky, was nomina-
tod by the Democrats to-day for Com
gresS from the Ninth District.
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st. LOuis Market.

ST. LOUIS. August 2
and unchanged. Corn declined 36t4c; mixed
and yellow 659G7c; white SJ99Oc. Oats lower,
I2g1 Gc. Provisions steady and unchanged
Whisky advanced, closing at 81 2592 25IS.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2.
Cotton, sales of 10 900 bales: unchanged; to.
days receipts Il bales: Fair Sugar l4c.
FreightS to New York 90, to Liverpool 9lS,
and to Hnvre u. Sterling %. <o'
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correspondence Between the PreSI-
dent and Governor Wells.

dent ana Governor Wells.
WASHISGToN, July 2lst, 1SG6.-TO-
His Erceltemcy, Governor WelLS:-I have
been advised that you have issued n
proclamation converting the convention
elected in 1864. Please inform me I'M
der and by what authority this has
been done, and by what authority this
convention can assume to represent the
whole people OF the State of Louisiana.
(Signed,) ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Governors reply is as follows:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DE-
PARTAIENT, NEW ORLEANS, July 18th,
l666.-IO His ErceLLency, AMdrelC John
son, President of The United States: Your
telegram is received. have not issued
any order converting the convention
of 1864. The convention was recon-
vened by the President of that body by
virtue OF a resolution authorizing him
to do so, and in that event for him to
call on the proper officers of the State
to issue writs of election for delegates
in unrepresented Parishes. My procla-
nation was issued in response to that
call. AS soon rs the vacancies can be
ascertained they will be filled, and
then the whole State will be represent
ed in convention.
(Signed,) J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor.
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Raltimore marker.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.
Flour firm. Wheat firm, red 81 75G2 50.
GOrn dull and ld2c lower. Oats dropping.
Provisions very firm. Bacon active, Gro
cerleS dull. Whisky firm at 50 ~.
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Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2.
Wheat dun at 81 $50. Corn Sc. Oats BIZ.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The morning
papers have tho following special dis
patches from Washington
General I. L. Eckert to-day rendered
his resignation us Assistant Secretary
of War, to take effect at once, that he
may accept the position of General Su-
perintendent of the Eastern Division of
the American Western Union and Uni
ted States Telegraph, as now cOnsolida-
ted under tho title of the "Western
Union and American Union Lines"
extending from Norfolk and Washing
ton northward and eastward, through
the New England States, and connect
ing with the Canada line and tho At
lantic Cable. General Eckert is n prao-
tical electrician, and during the war,
had charge of the United States Mill
tary Telegraph lines, centering at
Washington. His headquarters will i,
hereafter, be at New York City.
The Navy Department denies the
statement published in the New York
Tribune and Washington Chronicle
relative to the kidnapping of negroes
on the coast of Florida.
The Auditor of the Post Office De-
partment is still engaged in forcing the
delinquent Postmasters of the South
ern States to settle their accounts with
the government. There yet remains to
be collected about Sl5O,OOO.
Inc IOAAOWluS Important OEuer was
to-day issued by the Secretary of War.
One thousand Indian scouts will be or
ganized, mounted and equipped imme-
diately to serve with the following
commands, viz: Lieut.. Gen. VIM. 7.
Sherman, six hundred and Maj. Gems.
Halleck and Sheridan two hundred
each. 1t is understood that these scouts
will be used in'the commands of Gems.
Sherman and Sheridan to protect the
officers in charge of the Freedmen's
Bureau and the government officials in
the Southern States.
John Ross, the we'll known Chief of
the Cherokee Indians, whose claims
were ignored by the treaty made by
our commissioners some months since,
and who has been i'll this city seeking
to be recognized by our government,
died to-day after a short illness.
a telegram from General Sheridan
has been received here recommending
the continuance of martial law in New
Orleans till after the investigation of
the riots shall be concluded.
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