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The Battle of SudOwa and Defeat Of the
AuSlrAaRa.
MARSHAL BREEDEK's FULL REPORT.

MARSHAL BhNEDEh'b 5 FULL REPORT.
Marsha Benedek addressed the following despatch
to the Emperor, published in Vienna, July A.
HoHENMAUTH, July 4, A. Mater a brilliant
struggle lasting over ve hours, in which the whole
army, as well as the Saxon forces, were engaged, IN
apartly entrenched position before Konggratz with
the centre at Lippa, the enemy succeeded a.
bhshng themselves unobserved in Chlum
The rain prevented the smoke OF the DO Hder from
dispensing, and distinct view OF the position
therefore, impossible.
The en- my was thereby enabled to advance into
our position near Chum, whence they suddenly
and unexpectedly poured heavy fire our fank
and rear. The latter wavered aud fell back upon
tue troops adjoining them, and. notwithstanding
every eXerton, could not succeed in arTesunS the
letreat which at first commenced slowly but III
creased III haste as the enemv pressed forward until
at length the whole army had wlthd, avn across the
Eibe to Pardubltz
The losses have not yet been estimated, but are
doubtless very considerable.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TUE EVENING TELEGRAPH, |
Saturday, July 81. 1866.


The Stock Market very dull this morning,
and prices were unsettled and lower The Board
adjourned on the announcement of the death of
william f. Emlen, ESQ.,. one of its oldest and
most respected members In Government
bonds there is very little doing. New 52Os sold
at lO4i, decline Of /; 9S was bid for lO4Os; 1O9
for 6s of 1881; and 1O3b for 7'3Os. City loans
are unchanged; the new issue sold at 81.
Railroad shares are less active Pennsylvania
sold at 555, slight decline; Reading ut 545@55,
the former rate decline of 4; and Catawissa
preferred at 364 an advance Of /; 81 was bid for
North Pennsylvania; 30 for Elmira common; 56I
for Philadelphia and Baltimore; 81 for Phadel-
phia and Erie; and As for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares are dull, and
we hear of no sales. 2l2 was bid for Thirteenth
and Fifteenth; 3s for Spruce and Pine; 1sl for
Hestonvie 13 for Ridge avenue; and AZ for
Union.
In Canal shares there is very little movement.
27 was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common;
35 for preferred do; 100 for Morris Canal pre-
ferred; Is for Susquehanna Canal; and 67 for
Wyoming Valley Canal.
I Bank shares, as we have noticed for some time
past, continue in good demand for investment,
at full prices, but we hear of no sales. 225 was
plo loA NOIbu l4AA lON
l2s for Farmers and Mechanics; "a for Com
mercial; 94 for Northern Liberties; 81 for Me
chanics'; 544 for Girard 81 for Manufacturers
and Mechanics; 65a for City; Ga for Corn Ex
change; and co for Union.
Quotations of Gold-10 A. M, l49; II A. NJ,
l49s; IL NJ, 1494 P. NJ, 149B. p
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro. No, 40 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD
$500 o S es, s6cogPloal q sh do. transf IS
$500 do. 1852 1867 100 sh Cata pI. :. b30 364
sh Wyo VAL. o. 200 sh do. lots. 36t
ITO sh Ia H.. lots 65b
.r AFTER FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 U S Dos July 103j $1,000 Phil & 6s.. 80
$1,000 City es old gas 81 $1,000 Sch Nav Is S2 sO3
$1,000 6-20s. Co.. .105 200 sh Hestonve l8f
5000 U lO-40s. SO 10 sh Lhes& Walnut 65
Adjourned on the announcement of the death of
William + Emlen, q member of the Board
-Messrs. DeHaven a. Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, make the following quotations Of
the rates of exchange to-day at P. NJ. 3
Bunng Sslmg.
American Gold, .,.......,.......,....s.lf lf9 l995
American Silver, bsTand ts.,...,,, ..,,.A0 l42
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tribute 10 the LOYALTY of the Canadian volunteers,
adding an exprr ssion Of his desire that coniedera-
ton Of all the British American colonies mieht soon
be accomplished II
The Latest.
vienna, July 10.-The Emperor of Austria has
issueda manifesto in which he says; The heavy
misfortune winch had befailen his Army of the
North moved 10 it's inmost core his heart; but the
reliance ne had placed upon the devotion lot his
people, the courage of his army, upon God and his
good and sacred right, wavered not q single iu-
slant.
he had addressed himself to the Emperor of the
French, requesting his good offices for bringing
about an arms ice with Italy. Not merely had the
Emperor readily responded to his de nand, but
offered to mediate with Prussia for a suspension of
hoetllities, and for opening the negotiations for
peace.
This offer he accepts, aud announces himself pre-.
pared to make peace upon honorable conditions to
prevent bloodshed and the ravages OF war; but he
could not make a peace by which Austria's position
as a great power would be shaken. Sooner than
this, he would carry on the war to the utmost ex.
tremlty.
All the available troops are being concentrated,
and the gaps in the ranks I'll ed by conscrptions and
vo unteernP called to arms by the newly ava xened
spirit OF patriotism Austria has been severely
visited by misfortune but she IS not Inundated OF
how ed down.
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PbiladelDhia Trade Report.

SATURDAY Juy 2l.-The Flour Market continues
excessively dull, there be ng no demand for shipment
and limited inquiry only for home consumption. Sales
of superfne at s795s q barrel; extras at $685. North
western extra family slO@l; PENNSYLVANIA and ohiO
do do at tsll42 and fancy brands at sIS@l5 accord
ing to quality In Rye Flour and Corn Meal nothing
doing We quote the former at s6@6'25 and the latter
at $A25
There s more Wheat offering, but there ls not much
demand Notwithstanding the decline noted Yesterday.
OF white nominal. Rye Is scarce and dn l. Small
sale at 81 tor western and slt2 for Pennsysna In
Corn no much doing sud prices have again dec ined.
sales OF 1900 bushels yellow at % cents and some mixed
Western at 9p610l cents. Oats are dull We quote
Pepns. vaa and Delaware at 6O@6o cents and Western
at 50952 cents ,,u,a,. -.
Querciron b ark is scarce The lastsale OF No was
~ ~ seeds there il no perceptlbe change to notice
WhskV dull, small sales OF Pennsylvania at O2 23
@D225, and Ohio at 81 20
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From st. LOuis.-POpe Relieved-GeneraI
Hancock His Successor.

ST. LOUIS July l6.-DenVer papers of the 7th
repeat the report that General Pope has been
relieved of the command of the Western Depart
ment and assigned to that of the East, vice
General Hooker, and add that General Hancock
will probably succeed GeReIaI n POPE: a., s.,,
en- roqae to Salt Lake. The death of Major James
Updeeratf, United States army, is announced by
the Denver papers. -I
Hon. A. A. Bradford will probably be the
Union candidate for Congress from Colorado.
The river is beginning to go down pretty
rapidly but there is still fair stage of water to
Keokuk and also in the Missouri.
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Another Gift rom MIR. Peabody.

BOSTON, July 2l.-The Commonwealth newspaper
announces that George Peabody intends to bestow
$4,000 each on Harvard, Amherst, and Williams
COLLEGES and 81 100000 upon the city OF Boston for
homes Tor the poor.
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Shipment of Specie.

NRw YORK, July 2.-The steamers America,
Edenbur0h, and TeutOniG have sailed with 1886 900
in specie for Europe.
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The "QuArreI' In New Jersoy-vIndicas
tton Of Mr.. seOvel's Legislative Con.
duct-WhAt weapons He Will Employ
HIS Present Political PrOclIvIttos.

HIS Present Political PrOclivItIos.
CAMDEN, n }. July 20, 1866 Editor Philadelphia
against me the accusation that have been recredRt
to the interests Of my constituents, my state, and
These are brave words. would not now make
alluson to these attacks II l did not fear your
portoral utterances, and the time mas come for me
TO put upon record my denial oil the charges which
have TnIappiy DeoS driven IN New De jersey wSGs
loca one chiefly personal in its nature.
Neither good sense nor good manuers require that
TINS quarrel should be maze the occasion wilful,
deliberate aud premedltated lying my eXpense.
have been silent the Legislature adjourned.
because have belleveo 1t possible hat pubic
opportunity would be gwen me N which 1 can meet
my enemies face to face before the people
They have always been my friends--the politicians
nerer. And while l shall seek no opportunity to
yindlcate myself or my legislative conduct. will
gladly embrace any opportunity which may CINE
L am not sure 1t VIII not come 1 will then use
against my foes all the weapons VIII 'ch are xnown
to civilized (pohticaD warfare, but not caiumny, nor
efforts IN the pubic prints sewhere to b asst
and backen private repu alton.
1t was noble sentiment of Cesars that he
would "rather die than be subject to iear," and
write this that my friends and my toes may
wor d, including my late bre hren of the Broad
Street League, at which "man sion gay" that
memorable quorum OF just even were guilty
of The " deep damnation OF my taking OFF, 1 was
never more hopeful in spirit though my struggle as
usual, Is against s power not Win 1T; Where man
afford TO wait for time to make all things even.
still hate the spirit which kIndled and kept alive
dead Rebellion. l as cordially detest that spirit
which would fire sectional nae again "ashes
which thlnly cover fires " There can never be
other Rebellion IN this countrn. That mau or that
party OF men who would cOnsplre to make such
result possible, are aud will be forever
alike a party In parlor.
All silent and all damned" i'm
But would remind some of the kind and genial
faces used to meet IN Broad street (wnose owners
drink black tea with "Adoph," unawed bv the
Quorum of eleventh. would remind them that
there is force and vi isdom in the language of that
great statesman who says:-"Whe here len ty and
cruelty play for power. the gentler games is the
surest winner f"
am very truly yours JAMES NJ. SoovEL.
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Steamers SienaIled.

NEw YORK july q, IL M-The steamers Ale.
mdRRiG and Citg OF Paris are sgnRled below. Their
| adVices are to the 18th instant, via Queenstown.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
IL CONE oUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRtVEL AND DRoPSICAL
BW WELLINGS his medicine incre ases the powers of
dis estion, ana eXcltcs the absofbents into healthy
lon by which the matter of cilcareous depos Ions
"a ali unnatural enargemeDts reduced. as well as
pain and in1amma ton, and Is good for men, women,
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The London papers are again running y
Lord Brougham's shabby old checked towserS.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
HEIMROID'S
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

HELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,
Az and uoS
recommended Evidence of the most resp ,nsi
Also explicit directions tor use s0s hsnSr o d Of hu
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rank as STANDARD Prepaations and do not need to be
TSe Science H S Of Medcne like DOre column
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hs scs sI5S pisnensatory of the United states,
See Professor Devices valuable works on the Practice
See remarks made bv the celebrated Dr PHYsIc PHI
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eeleSra ed physician ard Member Of hs Royal College
osS1gSspD0s a Te emo SseS S3s Pona PSG nsIoo IN n0
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TO
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There are sugar weddings held at the emp
Of the honeymoon now,
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Mr.. scovel ID efines His Position,
CAMDEN, N. j., July 81, 1866.

TO The Editor Of The EUeninS Tetegraph:-
Sir:-Will you oblige me by publishing the
inclosed letter from this mornings Iaquirer9
AS have not gone over to the friends of the
Rebellion, don't desire your reporter to make
the world think have.
Yours, ]. NJ. SoovBI.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
weakness, attended with the following symptoms -
ICiiof aaenory, Didcu ty OF breathing,
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These symptoms if allowed to 80 on (which this Medi
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IN one of which the patient may expire. Who can say
they not frequently followed by those dlrelu dis
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witness to the ruth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once affected by organic weakness,
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BUCHU invar ably does. A trial will convince the most
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No. bo4 BhOADWA Al NJ" AN'A'
OR TO
ryuYNrROLD,s MEDICAL DEPOT
"a, sonth TENTH Street, philadelphia.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYwHERE.
Address letters for information, IN conndence'to
Fl. T. HELMB0LD, CHEMIST.
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AFTER FIRST BOARD,

american Gold .s'.,':''''''''''''''.if .ifS is9t
American Silver, tsTand ts....,,,, ...,.l40 l42
CnmnOnnh Intnrnat NoteR
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NOTICE. TO MAGISTRATES.

NOTICE j. hereby given 20 he folowin. persons
: - appear At the Coub House IN Hillsiofeush
on saturday the "a day 81 February neat. take tic
oath II Magistrate tor this cognty. yz.
] Nilsson. NJ i Angirr. A AnigTson.J Aiwaicf,
John burroughs. " u Brown, Wilson brown. ~.
len Brown. David 4 Clark. John Cheek. W Cheek.
] " esn. WHAT Gates, \ q Gates. samuel Couch
) Ilaylor. \ Cfag. ] Dake. a Durham, 4
Edwards, : q Forrest, q FIeclanl, A u GunieL
W Gray. Z q Geer. a w Cav. w w Guess. Eli
! Hester. W Hogan. q Hopkins John Hancock.
Abnef liolien. q Hooker. " T. Hall. !. W Hail. a {
Hunter, r. II Hughes. u II Harris, u NJ Holt, Viii
hanson y Holloway, Thos u Hill. q w Johnston,
ID w Ioidan. John L Kirkland Benjamin kinnion,
Thomas Long. l. Lynch. John r Lyon. W ID 1.uas.
ford. w latla. John beathefs. X T Morris. Henry
Mcdaniel. A & Muidock, w McKee, NJ w Moore,
T. Mncf, & q Maroon, a Mangum Maroon, NJ
Nv McCauey. L q Mangum, ! u McDaJc. ! a Nc.
Mansn, Hardy Massy, Jonathan Nichols, Arch. Me.
hols, Thomas ID Oldham. VIM Pratt, w n Platter.
son, = + Patterson. ID 4 Parrish, HI Pcat.on, w
w Pickett, G w Purcioy, y Ray. Beai ID Rogers,
w Roberts. Edmond Strudwick, Z \ smith. w z
S,rayhorn. q q Strayhorn, ! Sykes. : shepherd
W Stroud, n NJ & Stroud, J CTunenline, ! Tor.
net, r II Tapp. n Terry, ID lilly, $ ID Umsiead. II
Whitted. z Wilson, Thos Wilson. j |. Woods, Il w
Woods, \ NJ wilkcrson, Freeman Walker. Jno Wal.
kof, Philip Walker Jones Watson and : y Woods
There may be others, but the above is the list
have, and lido earnestly request all those named 70
attend promptly.
II. D. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
Z January "a. 2l-
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To the Citizens Of N. Carolina.

& n NE
WE termination Of sangunary contest, which
for the past four years has presented an impass-
able barrier to all social and commercial intercourse
between the two great sections Of the country having
al length happily cleared away all obstacles 10 q &c,
newal Of those relations which formerly bound US TO-
gether 10 fraernal union, take the earliest oppor
tuny afforded me by this suspicious event, (, greet
my Southern friends, and 10 solicit from them a re-
newa OF that extensive business connection which
Tor Quarter Of century has been uninterrupted save
ny the great public calamity to which have adverted
~ y scarcely necessary, on the threshold Of busi-
ness re.rnioa, should repeat the warning so often
gwen 70 my iIends,-to beware OF those spurious and
deleterous compounds which, under the specious and
false titles OF Imported Wines Brandies Holland Gin.
Liquors, &C.. have bean equally destructive 10 The
health Of our citizens prejudcal 10 the interests 81
The legitimate Importer
Many years of my past life have been expended in
an open and candid attempt to expose these wholesale
frauds; no time nor expsnse has been spared 10 ac-
compsh this sautary purpose, and 10 place before my
friends and the public generally, the lowest posi-
Die market price, and in such quantities might sa,
their convenience, truly genuine imported article
Twenty-Five years business transactions with The
largest and most respectable exporting houses in
Francs and Great Britain have afforded me unsur-
passed facilities for Supplying our home market with
Wines, Liquors, and Iiqmures Of the best and most
approved brands in Europe, in addition 10 my own
distilery in Holland for. the manufacture OF Schie
dom schnappsps az
The later, 50 long tested and approved BY the me-
dica faculties Of the United States Yves, Indies and
South America an in valuable Therapeutic whole
some, pleassn and perfectly safe beverage in all eli
mates and during all seasons quickly excited The Gu.
Pidity 81 he home manufacturers and vendors 81 !
spurious ar;reunder The same name.
/ trust that ! have, after much toll and exucnse
SURROUNDED all my impoaations with safeguards and
directions which With ordinary circuMspec,ioa vii
insure their delivery, as Irecsiye them from Europe
to,alliny customers.
would, however, recommehd in all cases where
i is possible that oflersbe sent drec, 10 nv Depot,
q Beaver Street, New Ecrk, or that purchaets b
made Of my accredited agents
In addition to a large stock of Wines. Bran,;a.
&c, in wood have = considerable supply Of old tn.
ed foreign wines, embracing viniages 81 MANY mas,
years, bottled up before The commencement Of the
war, which can recommend 10 all connoisseu,s o,
hese rare iuxunes.
u conclusion, would speciality call tho early Al.
eniioa ny southern customers to the advantage 10
be derived bs transmitting their orders without loss Of
time, or calling personally at the Depot in oraer 10
insure the uhllmeni Of their favors from the presen,
srge AMI vol selected assortment.
UDoLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver Street, New York
December 20. -.
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TERMS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1866.


One COPY. one year. 49,. SO 90
Two efFies, oneyear. 5 so
The copies, one year, h SO
-Four copies. one year, &c.,. 10 20
Five copies one wear. and an extra copy 70 The
pef.aa getting up the club, making six co.
pies, II 90
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy 10
ihe pcisaD Ceiling up the club, making nns
copies. II 90
Eleven elpiss, enc wear, aud ancxtra copy 10
% The person getting up the club, making
tvrlve copies. 49,. $3.50. 81 90
~ Al sllIuons 10 clubs at club rates.
I u G,Hsy Lady ; Book and Asthur's Home Ma
game vii he sent, one year, on receipt Of 81 50.
-. We have no club with any other magazine or
newspaper
-. The money mas, all be sent at one tine FOR
any u the clubs. n
Address l.. A. Cooley,
y. L. Corner SIKH AMI Cees,nu, Streets,
Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC SALE.

FUBLlC SALE.
IN Tuesday he 9Th Of Februafy $50, Twill sell
" "a The highest bidder at the residence Of Mrs
Male,hs Borland. sbou, IS barrels d Cern a lot OF
Oats and Hss, Household Furniture consisting 81
Bed, Bedcloihnr. Cookery ware Cooking Utensils.
and variety 81 House Keeping articles.
Terms. siN months credit. with note and good Sc
suri,y, Of The Cash il preferred by The purchaser.
ALIEN. DICKSON, Admir-.
u sben II. S,rayhorn.
Jan IL. co
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NOTICE

WE suh.crlhcf htyas, ., November Tern. lses.
- otOfsnss County Court II Pleas sal Quarter
Sessions. qualified administrators ~ tic Estate OF
TlisHA DURHAM. dccea.eJ. hereby gives notice
that Al persons indebted % sad estate are required
make inme,sie payment. anI those having claim.
against 4 aie hereby notified 10 pfesen, them within
ne time prescribed BY law. or this notice will he
lead 10 bar Of their recovery
Nd. Balm, Admir-.
January 3ls,. 1876. gg-1t,
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oN HAND.

DOTS. Spiders anil Lids. and 0sens and Lids. and
Etia Lks ii exchange fos Pork. bacon. Meal
Corn. Flour, Cotton q other farm products.
j. WEBB & SON.
Jan. 20. 81
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N OTICE.

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