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II th;a civ frou v;ce President Dur.ut, q
Omaha, seste thsS II 800 feet Of track wers
laid = Fs;aay. This i IL s1raaksat feat of
Lnilroad buildine, hsing eeaaAssahy ossr
|tro sniles Of track. in one day.
Tfe ssssmsr Civ cf New Yctksa Bcrpmo
AU arrived. Newp nnticiuated.
The Hwnlr : scorrsepondeat esuEejiaw vith
IL Sfea1men crmmisrion for inyestisntins
the vnrkins. az ia Freadnea's B1rean.
writes frsS Texi He eSvs {be Bureau =
that STATE = . mieerahle farce. TIE ssaaione
- % 80 AporttAe oae h6afAf Ne eolossd
nm.lasion conld - re.cA - II shev -
Incliped 10. IT, nee.pee were sstf;ne
high wages q nsasl. IL osscers Of The
institution sss eebsrelIy eneseed in solving
- .psobapQ q f. ihse, asd ~ naksne
planfaeines % thsss own assOsae.
A Washinsfoe erec; 4 ~ Il yin reou;re
|,e,.rnl .ilis.s q dolle, 8 nv TIE bount;es
|1ushcfixed bT C0Aersas. Paymsster General
8rice considszs tle provisions OF tbe bill %
inpsrfec4 tAst h vili be some time before sny
boansy will be paid.
he confirmation OF Mr. j. ]. Wilson 70
d position Of Commissioner Of the General
Land Of;ce vss recalled on FRIDAY pisht.
Mr.. Eiisna waA, however, Be appointed by
the President TO perform these duties until
sseg4 sssssga-
Bk4. Ga 3 y. Smith, AdJuant Gen. TO
the 18th Infantry. stationed st yicksburr.
He was relieved 81 special request of Gen.
Grant and Gen. erry. Gen Smith assumed
this role ON the mnster out of Gen. H.wiey.
Aow Governor Of Conneoticut and has per
formed its srduous duties With signal ability
The cholssa seems 10 remsin sbout the sume
TO day q on Saturday. l, does not scem 70
have ado IN sasaek except in an overcrowd-
ID, i'll lighted poorly ventilated house or
neighborhood where sewerage 10 aroesiy de-
fective
Fourteen cases md four deaths from chol-
era in this city, three on Biackwei's Island,
and fourteen case4 and eight deaths in Brook
lyn are reported. Six casee and two deaths
have occurred in de Kins. eosn,v nsnit.n-
tiary.
A dispsaeh from PhiladelrAis of to. .dav
says the Board Of Health returns for SUNDAY
and Monday shosIseven cases of cholera and
FIVE deaths.
Havana dates or the 18th state that the
Empress of Nexico. so.called. srrived there
on the ] 1th. ON her vav to Europe. She vas
received with the honors of ROYALTY. The
| Empress did moi land, but proceeded on her
journey the neg, div.
Newa from Mexico represent the situation
Of the Emperor "a daily growing more cr;ti.
cal. T, -a
The fall of Mstamorss had caused great
dismay. The Imperial uewspapers are =. ci
ted and petulant N their d,scuss,ou OF the
|
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Alexander II. Stephens has written letter
to Montgomery Blair endorsing the call for
the Philadelphia Convention. and announcing
his intention to attend the Convention. Ia Ii
be says;
''Individually my whole soul is enlisted in
the cause OF spe~dy. full. aud perfect res
toration of the Government under the Com
stitut.on as it now siands.'
He also says hs did, in $780, oil in his
power 70 AVOID coniiict of arms, and that,
too, while many Of those now so camorous
lor what they call the Union cause were Civ
ing encouragement, at least. to the extreme
| men at the South by clearly and decidedly
iniimating willingness on their pari to le.
the Union slide If the South so wiilsd it.
He concludes By saying thzt If the Unioa
shall be restored under the constitution, it s
his firm purpose to retire from ell connection
with public affairs, so that though it may ap-
pear that be is governed by private interest
IN working for restolAtiop, inssasce = be
has been chosen e. s. Senator, still he viii
no. hold that position long.
The World reports the sailing, on Thursday
last, Of . propeller steamer of 1--WE hundred
tons burtAeas for Aaiauoras, with S.O00 70.
volvers. 700 rifles, II pieces Of light srtille.
Try, anda large quantity of powder, &C., foa
Juarez, army. MAJOR General Eew Walhce
and Bngadies General Stevens were psssen.
lgeys. E6ofss tc stop her BY the Mexican In
perialist agents we're unsuccessful
The THesaes l,sarsnworth spe6sl nys !
despatch from Fort Reno, on the Powder
sivsr route 70 Aoasana, proves the truth ol
he dispatches forwarded by the commiasion.
IsrA Csaessas Taylor and AsIq~J
hat parry Of Indians paid Fort Reno !
v,ait and succeeded an dnsiss of Gcrty mssss.
All The cavalry horsss were oat il herd, md
no psrsuit could ke made
The Denver Nesns says the Indians ere be
lcoaains bold si.es stksy AsSe fan stockso6
from under the very guns Of fort garrisonrd
| By Jro huudrsd froOps. II also says thai thu
Indians At Fort Laramie were 6arnished viii
smsbsaitiOn. 10 lxrge qusntiteA sish The
knotlede rid coassat Of the oonmisGseser
Aftdr the supply II the Fort wAs exhausted Z
large quantity was ssni fot frpm Denver, and
dealf ont in the same mAnnee.
A despaacA from Lssveuwogth, SATURDAY.
says the mais Hne II tbs Onion Feci6c nil
rad ffun MyaadaGte TO sLawrence u aow i
naaiag ortsr aoaia- nssPssehss ssssisst
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lin Leicester, Nass., on Tuesday, . dangh-
ter Of Henry G. Spear, ten years old, fell
from loaa ofhay upon pitchfork. . tine Of
which entsred her mouth just hack = the eye
tooth. and passed up through her eye into
the brain. The tine was broken ofF, and the
lsssae gira pulled II ont and walked several
rods TO the house, whsn she tainted. and re-
manned unconscious FOR twelve hours. Since
then she gradually ressined her senses, and
hopes are entertained OF her recovery
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Gold closed at l473 in New, York last
night
-Jss. C. Aver Of Lowell, AAss., rsturns
An income Of $6l.ee Gen. BENZ. F. But
Ter, of the same paace, t26,662.
The bill TOR the admission Of Nebraska
hAs,passed the House. II now goes 70 the
President.
The President has nominated Colonel
Ludlow to be Naval Officer for the port of
New York.
The Presiden, has signed the bill for the
construction Of bridges ACROSS the M,ssissipH
river.
The aggregate receipts by Government
from sAies of Southern railroad property are
ss4o,s4 70.
Mr. jesse o. Norton was yesterday con.
firmed a. District Attorney for the Northern
District of illinois,
There is little prospect that any bin for
the equalization of bouufies viii be carried
through Congress this session.
items from the various Western grain din.
tricss. all giving promise of most abundant
seasons yield.
The cholera appears to be increasing at
and in the vicinity Of New-Tork city. 1t is
proposed to close I'll the districts infected BY
the disease.
The Associated Press have made srrsnge>
ments for two hundred words or less from Va
ientia, per Atlantic cable, each day, st . cost
of eighty thousand dollars for the first year.
A Mr. Marble has been blasting At Dun
eeon Rock, in Lynn, Mass, for fifteen years,
for the purpose of obtaining pirate treasure.
BE has realized an amazing pile of dornicks
and tunnel lao feet long
The Portland Argu feelinely observed: !:
.'lt is q melancholy fact tha. the assistant
editor persisted in the recent great 6re He
had long been connected with the Arpxs and
was rather q sharp fellow. His name waa
Shears
1t is announced from what is known -
the State Granite quarry of California, that
blasi recently threw out solid piece of gran
ite, with aut seam or flaw, 30 feet long, 90
deep and u thick
The internal revenue tax OF New Bed
ford fur this year amounts 10 S54, '7S lees than
isea Tie number Of watches taxed was
So OF pianos AL, ounces of silver plate
1855.
Hon. John Defrees. Superintendent of
Public Printing st Washington, has been re-
meved by the President, and Gov. Stesdman
of the Freedmen's Bureau nominated az his
successpr
The delegates, twenty in number, who
were appointed to the Philadelphis Conven.
ton. from Tennessee, have. without an ex-
ception, straight-out rebel record.
The proposition to raise the salaries of
Congressman to $1,000 year, though pro.
position only, aroused the virtuous indigna-
tion of the Ccpperhead papers. No words
we're strong enough to express their indiena-
tion against the mercenary Radicals. The
vote in the House yesterday-l25 in opposi-
ton TO and only for the measure-vill prove
q sad disappointment TO d.e outraged sensi-
bilities of the virtuous journalists.
Proper names are 40 scarce in Wales
that out of 1000 births registered in the
Meihyr Upper district, between October.
1859. and August, 1860, 100 were named Ds-
vis, 100 Jones, and &C Williams and out of
1000 births registered during the same period
in the Methyr Lower district, l0s were
named Jones, 81 Davis, and 81 Williams.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS

Austria and Prassia Accepts . RrePossl
for the sssp~nsten 81 Bsssiitsss fsr
ave aays-The lialaaos DsfseaeA In
naval ks9aGsmsas-Largs Asfsrn
DsmcnstrAtson In LsaAoa-An Arnis-
tise Probably E6sctsa Dstwssa rras-
sta, Austria and Italy.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Alexan1er n. sfephens snAerses the Call
for the Philadelphia Cvnventtsa-A
Weasel sails Laden with Arms for Jsa-
rsF Array In Mexses-Atss~sp pts - stop
her ~ the i@Per:alist Agents Uasse-
eessfal- Fron the lnAtan Cegetry
The RsesAe Raalreas Running srsn
WyasAetss 60 sLewrenos-aaePertsf from
the ueath.
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srffs O1846 IL = H NOTIIEs
- ~ Iosa Lea sss4x fn In tbs bistrfct Court Of
snid oan j, at nk.
6~ssw v. aeaisgee, P aintf rs Jousa J. u sss
Aean.s.ssia N ~ estate os Benz Ino o. M singer.
ssusastd fsud.nt
NOTlCEis il hereby given, to the defendant
esrssa assss nalsd. that Pc fton 10 etrt sstsn
y - ~ ~ tAe ISfks ao- tne District nft Anr~-
aAAd Ausy VERIFIED fa ehA ~ " ths sbsve NJ sd Piatsn
Akaoee -, - caAinanx order and decr~~ fnr fns
- u9r spsiai ex~rstian ~ virt1s u s.rfss rem
Asssa ntn csars. - th< CO q aeosge y. snksr
~ A-asnsee 81 Ssa serss Ia shr eodth~sst rernsr
81 - 4ssstsr o. the sorth wet guArtsI o.
esssa ~ - o- s-Asp q. Hna vo tse csuny I..s
~ = 10 ~ sf tho toun o. 0sesV gersths sHsspss.
tSasr0kpo = nass Of sajd toun - Alto~s ~ ~
NUa- g. 1t Ass an4e = - 80 ~ e.. ~ -
- sa1ess sucas asing a1A bsocbs - - 80 - =
r.saec2 ~ - snae tlsss~ - ~ ta.N -
ssdi.srssst :. fUsnd A.s hysasess - 49,.
49,. - 49, - - a - tsssvs. Dpsun-
- C.me Wsaals ~ hspes@os<, 49,. iufs~
-. 9-1s ~ = ko1ntx ~ 0tLL~0kE
- - 1sAln119
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAx FKAxcIsco, Cal, July 25

Sac F EAxcIsco. Cal, July 25.
The Supreme Court of California has con
hrmed the validity Of the Militia Law passed
by the last Legislature.
The ship Sias Greenman. from Hong
Kong, brings the ne ss OF tns loss on March 4th
Of the barque La Bel efle on an uninhabi,ed reef.
called Wake lsihfd. where the mas
sengers and crew remained three weeks, but
finding no water they started in the ship .
lengboat for the Ladrone Islands. in charge
OF the FIRST mate the captain with eight per.
sons, taking the gig. Inc former were saved
hut the latter have not been heard from
Madam Anna Bishop and party were among
the passengers,
A schooner has been in search OF the miss
ing boat. and to br1He away Sy4.t&se in trea
sure, which was saved and buried on the ,s-
land The cargo was valued ai ss1n.0o0
The British ship Denmark stranded on
Casper Shoal on the 25th of May The fate
OF the crew 10 unknewn.
The Coolie ship iieddo was burnt od the
Java coast on the lash Of April niutiny
had previously occurred on board The chief
mate, one apprentice and Ga emigrants we're
lost
An expedition Of English gunboats sen.
against the pirates on the west coss, has been
steamer Mamie of II guns.
San FnAsclsco. July &c.
A letter from Eugene NJ Van Roll, and
dispatch from Madam Anna Bishop, confirm
the statement that the passengers OF the bark
LaBelle were saved. excerpt the seven men
Who accompaaisd the Captain in The -.
Much praise IS awarded the Governor Of ~
Msniana Island, for his efforts to relieve the
distressed asd shipwracked people.
Hong Kong advices contrsdict the reported
murder near Hanslsw, of the English Consul.
Arrived-bark Anna Sharp, Captain Sharp.
from Glasgow. The steamer Orizabs, from
Columbia River, brings $2i6,Ooo in treasure.
Indian depredations in Idaho Territory con
time.
Sidney advices report California wheat 1t
6s Sd per bushel, Chill wheat at 5s cd per
bushel. The hour market Vt Victoria and
New South Wales, indicate more firnness,
in consequence Of the dry season. The whoa,
crop At Meibourne is reported to be IS 0vo
tots larger than lakt year. The crops in Or
egpn and the Territories are represented to be
m a nourishing condition.
The receipts cfthe yellow Jacket mine
for the month past il saw, 27J; the receipts
OF the Savage mine for the year ending July
11th, were Sl,400,g19
FIVE hundrsd boxes Of Japan tea were sold
II private saie-jobbing at 9octs.
Mining shares are weak. Alpha il quoted
a. $1,000, Ophir sa,7l Savage So, 10, oholl.r
81. 80, legal tenders -
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iyai-d
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED TO RENT.-A small house,
- pars Of hesst. f,s family Il skxss p-s~4nn
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

R..s.e !. sii.s Of = kr.hise.. Ertsn.-
tton C~ny ensfoa - s0&- LSua Thrsats
ef the Reb<ls towards rus 3embsrs-
DaspeseA from Prssadena Jshnson-
Preslanaassn - the naySs.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
List Of Taxes, embracing licenses. inco ne,
csrrsees Psnos Gold Watches Ac for the First Dssi
sion Jrpsfsnx wnships of Jackson Bes Aosnss
and Menruse In the county Lee In the Fist cpsc.
ton District State Of Iewa for the yesr corneucG
ing the 1sf 1se6 hss returned 10 me By the u
o. Aas~esor for paid Dsssrict.
Payma mt hereby +asnd+d forthwith Of all persons
named therctn ot tbs asorpts Asinst fhe names
speetiveis by Intn y Walker, Drput. Coiiec Or for
sad Dvsat n esbrsra mr. he above named nsiirs In
the county ot tss In sid Dstrtcs a his on il the
Cry OF keoknk
Al paym, muss be mad. before the sd aay OF An
gust and al persons ~ha shaf ne. ject Iry all
fa1es nssessd rezfI.t Them thin th- speined time
shAil 10 i.asis To PAX Tgs PER CefTua sslaftosI
WITH 20 GEMS for ssh notice aud mis.se) utuu the
uhts fbesecf.
ufce caictor Internal Revenue lat Distsict Iowa
Burr Mstisen July 1sss
,. q. wALKEr rolie- tor,
ux1dut-ESf l / District Of Iewa
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Il .EGAL NoTfCE.-To r. r. House Sir.
- Too hsr~'y ssssasd fe.ss there In
sss cAcse ths Clrrf Of fAs u Coaft Il Is
~ Iowa, - K~kut. shs p%titi,n Of John n. knGsrs
cssning uf ygn th~ u nf Hnn4r~d Da.lars vish
ssrruisS tut~~ss tbs aans DsssHhar a7d isaS
nsy Justly Aus hsm fssn you . rrpmis>Sy mote
med. ~ u orAer of Henry kog~s, snd BY him
sessA 10 paa,nfR eatd sissnp sisGss th.s Jon
err nosr~~dsnf Of the essAs of fosA asd prsys m
stt.ehn~nt against Sssr pror~sty
hcv snis.s yes appss - 4 snsva thereto % or ~
scre II the md day VI the It ssps19sx tram
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0ondsy of A-psemt-s sndEmens vii be epn1srs1
a<.tnsf yos by dsfsst pr.5ed for IL risius.as pst
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ty3i-d
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:. The military win - exprctsa 70 sasleia.
sad uce oAssyrct a. interf.fv vitA ~ n.n-
essdinp Of ~ sssvaatiea. 4 asapaAsk =
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NEW YORK, July 2l.-The Herald's
correspondence from Paris, Vienna and
Berlin confirms the accuracy of the
telegraphic report from Halifax in at
tributing the most important conse
quences as likely to result from the de-
feat of the Austrian army at Sadowa,
and the cession of Venitia to France by
Austria.
The prevailing opinion was that the
war would be continued, notwithstand-
ing the armistice prOpositionIof Austria,
but the clearly pointed question put in
diplomatic and political circles were,
will Napoleon, who is acknowledged
master of the situation so far as Italy
is concerned, permit Prussia, flushed
with triumph, to batter Austria to the
earth, and will he complete the unity
of Italy by turning Venice to Victor
Emanuel, unclogged with conditions,
and thus giving him Rome, or save
Rome to the church, and thus leave
Italy incomplete.
The inhabitants of Vienna were vast
" depressed from the news from the
field of Sadowa, and the citizens of
Berlin were propOrtionately elated.
The Viennese, however. were dis
posed to take u philosophical view of
affairs, hoping, as has been frequently
the case with Austria after defeat, that
all would turn out for the best.
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Wnshineton Specials,

NEW YoRK, July 21.-The morning
papers have the following specials from
Was ington:
The Senate has US yet taken no action
on the nomination of Gov. Randall for
Postmaster General. The hitch seems
to be in the Post Office Committee which
is reported to be equally divided. There
will confirm the nomination whenever
the committee reports.
Senior Romero states that he has posi-
tive information that troops have been
despatched TO Mexico by Napoleon.
Maj. Ross, who has Just been appoint
ed United States Senator from Kansas
in place of the late James II. Lane,
went to Kansas during the bloody
scenes of 1856 and has resided there
of papers in Topeka and Lawrance.
He has taken a prominent part in the
history of Kansas.
Private advices received here give Of
fetal and partial returns from IS coun-
ties, and the vote foots up, for Throck-
morton, National Union candidate for
Governor of Texas, 1886; for Pease,
Radical, 1851. Pease was the nominee
of the Hamilton-radical caucus, held at
Austin during the late session of the
State Convention. Messrs. Moore,
Smith, barley, Cone and Willis are
elected Judges of the Supreme Court,
no doubt, as their majorities in the
cnuntieS heard from, over their radical
opponents, are as great as that of
Throckmorton over Pease.
A Times special denies the state
ment that Gen. Rousseau has sent in
his resignation as Congressman from
Kentucky. He will send his resignn-
tiUn to-day, and also announce It in
the House,
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From Knshinrtnn

WAsHrNeToN, July 22.-The State
Department has been advised that the
following Fenian prisoners in Ireland
have been released on condition of re-
turning to the United States: Daniel
McMichael, Col. Burke, Bernard Nc
Dermot, Merely and Cirwan.
Official reports sent to the headquar-
tiers of the Austrian troops in Mexico,
show the number of Austrian troops
engaged at Camargo on the 10th ult.,
when PleverR was defeated to be 9, 200;
227 of whom were killed, Log taken pris-
oners and 147 missing.
Letters from Gen. Dias, commander
of the Eastern military division of the
Mexican Republic, dated Jochiaxica,
June oath, have been received here.
The following is an extract of Gener-
al Irquroa's reports. He defeated the
Austrian column which attacked him
at Loyaltepic and followed the enemy
to the walls of Tehurican, causing the
Austrfans great loss. The Austrians
returned to Tehurican with half the
number they took to Loyaltepic.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs of
the House have completed an elaborate
report on the subject of the neutrality
laws and will, it is understood, recon-
mend thorough revision of the stat
utes affecting our neutrality with other
governments.
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The ChoIern An Vey- Vyo.l,

New YORK July 21.-The official re-
ports show that the cholera is making
rapid Roadway, and appears to be
spreading over the entire metropolitan
district. It broke out among the
troops on Harris Island yesterday,
Nine deaths occurred during the day al
that place, and ten deaths occurred on
Governors Island. Two cases proved
fatal in the city out of twenty seven re-
ported, and sixteen cases were reported
in Brooklyn, of which five resulted ia
tally. A soldier from Harris Island,
on furlough in Boston, died of the
cholera there yesterday.
A mercantile letter received from
Hayti, speaking of the recent revolu-
ton that was mentioned as just break
ing out in Gonalves, says the univsr-
sal impression is that the overthrow of
Getfords government will be the re-
suit.
The woods in the neighborhood of
Holbrook station, in Suffolk county,
on the LicooIi road, have been on
fire tor several days past, and are still
burning. No estimate can be made OF
the damage.
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Ne'. YORK Market

NEW LUIHh1 July II.
Cotton lie better; S7dS9c for middling up
land. Flour duh and 10 l25c lower; 50 SissS 10
LOT extra state 1919 IS Tor extra round hoop
Shlo and - spggl2 % for trade brands, closing
heaEy. whisky quiet at 81 2OlI2 - for State
anu western. Wheat dull with a strong
downward tendency; old amber Michigan
y %. Rye heavy; sales Milwaukee at sSd95c.
Sotn lG2c lower and less active; sales 700
bush. at SIC for unsOund new mixed west
ern and SSdS3I2c for sound DO, closing at So,
Oats dull and lc lower; sales at IgI5Oc Tor C'hi-
Cago and S@GDc for Milwaukee,. Wool
dull and unsettled: sales at 52aGOc for State
and western; agile for unwaShed; $50
5I15c for pulled; 25926c for Texas, 2S1 soc
for California. Coffee firm but quiet. Pc
troleum dull at DC for crude and 3SdS9c for
refined in bond. Pork firnler; 81 s2SaSl 50 for
new mess, closing at S3l u: SO 75fF@7 20 for
prime new mess Tor October; buyers. option
50 80. Beef unchanged; $50 bbls at previous
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
Foreign Markets.

Cotton-SaIes Of the three DAYS. including
Wednesday, are ~, 600 bales; market fully re-
covered from the depression, and closed quiet
but steady: middling uplands about He
Manchester markets quiet. BreadstuffS in :
active and nominal. Corn Cd lower; mixed
at 2is. Beef firm. Pork steady. Bacon
tendlng uoWnWArd- Lard very dull. sugar
at lis lid for refined. CouSoiS S7JSdS7iS u
:. 5-2S 67t66Ils: Erie shares SJ<d:sf3: Illinois
Central shares 755i d76. "
LIVERPOOL, TuessiaHy, July u.-Cotton
opened very firm with probable sales OF 10 COO
TO 3,OOO bales: Nothing whatever dolng in
BreadStufis or Provisions.
LoSDoS, Tuesday, July l.-Consols for
money SIS.