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The LATEST MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

For the rst time the Anniversary Of American indie.
pendence celebrated the Fourth Of july conjont
port All Her Majosty's SHIPS Portsmouth hos'ed THO
American flag ht the main royal mast, and at noon az
ships carrying over ten guns fred national salute of
There a Grand ae riven by the Americans IN Paris
in celebration o. the For or July, at which The Prince
banquet ut the Washington Hotel and hcrc was good
display OF nsss on the shipping ea&yJ kss3ffH -
Queen Victoria was 10 hold council on the 9th 20
urerrarnme Of The new Ministry was not expected TO b
made In Parliament before the 9th. tN l--F fsE NNr
1t reported tina, Sir Edward Buiwer Lysion was 10
be raised 10 erage - Lord Lytton r
As the Prince Of Wales riding In Rotten Row July
2 horse which his rider seemed to have lost ails
control dashed 81 furious aloug this ride The an
maj came o'rcc, upon sne frinoc, whose morse We
not much hurt. ftrsiH.s. Mran az ia E. II
The Prince Imperial present at Che FEE in Paris
In celebration Of American Independence
Al the opening the Federal chambers of svitssr-
land, July g. ~ Pania, the President Of the National
Council said:-
based upon the intimate union OF The people and magi
traes, who rcso ed to defend The position giy 70
Switzerland by history aud treaties. \.
The London Tfm1 savs:-1hc American iron-eiad
Miantonomoh WILL after short stay nj Cherhonrg prof.
coed to the Thames, many who desi-ous Of
ng her find 1t impossible visit her at Spthead
The United States steamer Wyoming had received
damage at Nagasaki, Japan, nv collision. :
The Spanish Chamber OF Deputies, in Madrid july a.
voted the bill brought forward bv Marshal ODofnc TOT
the suspension OF the constitutions guarantees IIns
portant ridiculous have bcea decided upoa in he
budgetsfor tho Ministries Of the Interior and Finance. n
The Malta Board Of Health has established quaran-
tine OF seven full days for all arrivals from liverpool
Daring the month Of June the smigmtion from the
port OF Liverpool considerably decreased, OWING. " ID
stated by the emigration officials 20 tho fact that tbS
emieTanis staying to assist In the English hay and
corn harvests.
A despatch from Bucharest Of Jaly says;s enes or
violence took place 10 THIS town Yesterday being drectr
ed against the Jews The poprlnce destroyed ther sy
nagogue Many Jews took refuge at the Austrian Con-
So late. y.
The Emr Of Bokhsra has back the Rpssian plenl-
potentlary whom be rad kept prisoner He has also
promised 70 lberate the Russian merchants whom he
holds prisoners and has asked Tor peace conference al
Oreuburg.
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parduo., which is the immediate object Of the prnci

pardubz which is the immediate object Of the prnci-
pal struggle now at hand, -
this piece OF railway, showing front In all directions
within the radius OF Josephstad and supporting them
places have been Inundated and Is also stated thai
gunboats have been placed upon the waters which de-
On their side the two Prussan armies, theoretically
pursuing their converging march upon Josephstad are
driving back upon that point the outlying Austrian DO
tachment The events which TO ensue depend upon
the degree OF resistance which the latter forced back to
such important defences will BIO able to Offer The con-
test aoo e1pectsd WU be be,scee four dytcs forming
totai Of ss hundred thousand men. There is only The
improbable alternative Of retreat by the Austrans
before the battle, which would postpone the struggle
by removing its scene to more southern dis
trct In this latter hypothesis in that Of Prus.
victory the latter being enabled to push on to Par
dubz and 10 effect junction on the line from Pardnbtz
TO Prague would occupy very sdvan,ageous postion
Not only would almost the entire OF bohemia remain In
their hands but possessing me heads 81 the lines Lead
On the contrary il Benodek be victorious he ought to
be able only TO maintain his position at Josephstadt
and K0niggatz but 10 expel the enemy from Bohe
mia In the actual situation Of affairs the Bayaran army
son 1 hs ayo q comneev isolated rom Bohemia
and position to exercise in seasonable time any
influence upon the pending operations us own atten-
ton is occupied by the presence Of the Prussan oops
which have advanced towards Pauen ana Hof, on the
frontier OF Saxony and Bavaria
Z No information OF any importance has yet boon
received concerning the operations Of Prince Hohenzo
Tern in the Duchy OF Nassau nor OF tho proceed nes OF
Prince Alexander Of Hesse who has hitherto limited bis
Efforts 70 covering Frankfort rather than to menacng
the Prussion possessions s.
Neither have anything Of importance from Italy.
Some skirmshes of light troops the banks OF the
Mircio and some EXCHANGES or FIRE on the mountains
between Lombardy and the ryrol have been the only
events,
As to the Italian feet In the Adriatic which consists
of twenty vessels, one half the number beng
plated, SINCE 1t WINS observed in the waters OF
Ancona by the Austrian squadron, which, inferior IN
number has retired before It. authentic affirmation
OF its movements has been received.
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Count Bismarok's Plan OF German Rr-
eonssruction and German Unity Likely
90 Succeed.

[Frcm the London Tines, July o
More than sixteen years have elapsed since King OF
Prussia stood before vast multitude assembled before
the palace At Berlin when the people, who Ike many
other people, had that evcntfnl year conquered
their King took offence at tho uncovered bead Of their
sovereign, and compelled him 20 do obcsance by the
murmured threat u Do,gn scifA As ha, dovn sriA
the koddm Only thrcc days ago another Prussisn
arch stood bsrehcaded before the same throng Of hs
" warlike timcs told bis people OF the bardwon
Of his armies In the held binted at the srenu
efforts that would stlli be demanded OF them and
Of the natiop, and called upon the Prusssns 10 rally
round the ssAndards, with "cod for King and Father
land
Thc xinss woras sprnns from an impulse q genuine
emotion Moments :, breathess anxiety have come Tor
pruvl and Germany aN,i Tie sdbccts ~ King William
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY le, 1853

few words Of poteness and thanks from Count waiew.
ski es are entertained by the moderate party that
ment " " Rouher that the government would enter
upon 10 expenditure without the consent q me Corps
vacs Il Il taken for granted that the present neutral
y q the French empire win not change into war for
81 mo time 70 come, II at all
10 the attitude of France with respect to Belgium
Several Journals have already spoken openly OF the
lated AZ 70 the course which the new Ministry In
this country might tale were the matter 70 be
q sign Of the times that while the Emperor's
tourney to FontanebIeau been postponed Cabinet
Council was suddenly summoned for the despatch of Inn
nortant bnsiness and the semi ofcia Unsutonnel APP
peared with an article palpsbly nspired y in which the
old grievances against Belgium are again raked up The
and 0ausons not Of the kindest nature made to
the King. #rtrl
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Trade and Financial Aspect.
.a THE PARIS MARKETS. $4,000

Tpars duly a correspondence Of london Times.
The war has not yet produced any marked effect on
trade in Paris There continue 70 be fair demand for
every description OF Manufactured goods, and prices
show tendency to. rise. This. however, may be
counted for by the small stock Of goods held
by the manufacturers. In spite OF the
sympathy felt for the triumph Of the just cause the
opinion among all Glasses OF the community and
particularly the commercial classes is, that the pros
ment contn ung perfectly neutral Tho idea OF France
being dragged ino is still regarded by the indusr-
Gus classes as the grede calamity that could bau her
for thew know by what takes place in Germany and es
pecay in Prussan iesa and saxony. where the manu-
facrers have been forced suspend their works. what
they must expect by France abandoning policy Of
neutrality I NIEe
THE BANK OF HOLLAND.
from the London Tines (city artice), July 81
The Bank of Holland to-day has raised It's rate OF dis
count to seven per cent Bills London still abun
dainty offered Paris and the rate Of exchange is very
fiat Some further considerable amounts Of gold are
therefore likely ~ be RENTED thther.
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The Jntcrnationai Boat Rnce-Keny the
The second boat race between Haml, the American,
and Kelly, the Englishman the Tyne, took place on
the Sth nst end again resulted easy victory Tor
Kelly ~ ~ q ia sf. A<1
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. GU
IoSeos, Julys, ise6
Bullion in tho hank has decreased sie5, 500 fl
United s,a,es nye-swensiss. sl9 AK; Illinois Cen
trail 77x Tsk; Erie, 3si< 10.
Funds were buoyant under the peace prospects The
discount market was unchanged The hank rte re-
NAMED at ten notwithstanding tho continued loud com.
plants at the prolractcd maintenance OF that rate
MvEnpooL sRzApsrurFs xARxsr-JuLy S.
Tho breadstuns market Is very duh, with downward
tendency. Richardson Spence Co report:-Tlour nat
Wheat very dull and declined 81, per ccntai Corr
pressing their stocks on the market; mixed sss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market s dun Beef steady Pork
duh Bacon dull Lard dull sales small at 6ss 10s
Taliow quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rice steady sales small a" RESIN saa s s sp opcn
tine inactive. Petroleum steady al Ia lod y. ~.
preaasu u.c,vs sp sps steady sugar du cores
quiet and steady. Tea steady. Rico quiet and steady
falIow quiet.
LrvmT~crs July q lsse
me Brokers Circular rcpos Sales o. cotton r3r the
week g 600 bales including 800 bales 70 sseSSasaS s
and downward, but closed bnoyant With an advance Of
Nd a "a on American and Nd I'd. on Cher de-
riday, 70 600 saIes The make, closing armer and al
vancing. The authorized quotations are:-
Iair. MMfrf
Orleans. .led isha
Mobile; ...........'.s''''''',s,sd %Ta.
Uplande. iot- ~.
Stock port 900 bales including $40 800 BALES OF
American.
The Manchester market n nrmer and steady.
The Liverpool breadstuns market very duh, With
decline all qualities
The Liverpool provision market Inactive, bat steady.
-#.He India.
BosnAv, June 05--s2O p. n
Seven pound shirtnRs, Tr "a Cotton, no fsios
Exchange on London, n okd.
Treghts, Ia 3D.
Eight and auar,ey Mound shlrtinxs. sr 1oa
Exchange on London. a. Id Government ssouyir
ties four per cents s7 Owe per cents. ioak Eve AsA
half per cents, 1osk
Freishts, 40s
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ward to your Majesty possible further details
and special llst OF losses together with the Of
those who had the opportunity OF especially distinguish
ing themselves FREDERICK WILLIAM,
Crown Prince General OF Infantry and COMMANDMENT
Chief Of the Second Army.
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J H { W A R
coNr1surp FROM FIRST PAGE.

NH, wagons one contains the batteries and needles,
IA 4 nsed as small In which the teleg raphist
49, ~ he second wagon carries the poles and
49, nth The implements for putting them up. The
wires arc cood round revolving discs which are nt,ed
the wagon so na' Inc ws can % ~
sireher carried between two men, SO that IL may be
IA on the road in places where 1t desirable TO cut on
orners The detachment who lay the lines are all in
rtruoted repairing damage done 70 the permanent
wires.
when Il Is remembered that yesterday morning the
IustrAns close up to the frontier and that at mid
Say ane Castle of Grafensten, ave miles from the
eel permanent station was in direct teiegraphc commu
advantages which this apparatus gives to an army in the
field t~# Il
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MARSHAL BEsEDEK's DISPATCHES AND ADVICE.
The subioined dispatches forwarded by Marshal
Benedek 70 the Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
during the action at Skstz:-
Eight in the morning-Thc action Is commencing,
pray TO Godl
Noon--The battalions arc wavering; pray to Godl
Four In the afternoon-Thc Russians are beaenJ re-
turn thanks 10 GOdl
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Stock In port $4,000 bales including s2p 900 oaes OF
American.
The Manchester market IL nrmer and steady
The Liverpool breadstuns market very dull, With
decline all qualities
The Liverpool provision marke, Inactive bat steady
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13

A LIVELY ENCoUNTER.-The Washington
correspondent of the Worcester Spy, relates
the following: ass 10 49, lld4ss.l
Last evening was witness of q little encoun-
ter which will illustrate the spirit of loyal men
and the insolence of the reactionaries. Two
gentlemen, elderly men both, were in CONVEX
satiOn at a leading hotel. Both are well known
citizens. Both are northern, nay, New Eng
land, by birth. One is a prO-slavery lawyer,
originally from Connecticut, who number of
years ago came south and married some slaves
and lady. Ever since he has been intensely
prO-sOuthern. Outside of this he is a pleasant
gentleman of good culture. Two sons Of his
fought on the rebel side. We will call him
colonel. The other is known as the doctor, or
iginally minister believe; he at one time
held high political position in a New Eng
land state. He has been an editor here, and is
now connected with the press. This gentle
man, is large, stout man, full of fun and good
humor, with great knowledge of men and af-
fairs, thoroughly radical, slow to anger, but
mighty in his wrath. iAi.i'.' s.i
The colonel was insisting as I came IN last
evening upon discussing political topics with
the doctor.
cts no use, colonel, % said the latter, "You
ties" D = II,. 77~lf7l
But the colonel continued talking and the
doctor warmed in his replies, till in the midst
of bitter denunciation Of the "Rump Com
calculated, r,l.rf
But doctor, we shall beat you so bad this
fall that you'll never know what hurt you."-
mot q bit oft" was the doctors cool reply
the fortieth Congress will be more radical
than this one" - -, '>- 49,
1T will, ahl" was the angry shout of the old
reactionary, as he rose wrathfnlly to his feet
Then, by God, old as am, I'll take musket
and help TO drive it out" I..l,
You will, said the doctor raising his big
body to his feet, and extending his right arm
slowly, while his eyes famed and his voice
pealed with the great passion of the moment.
You will, Ell! You and yours tried that be-
tore when we beat you with the ballot. You
forced us to take the bayonet, and we drove
you to the wall We will beat you again with
the ballot and ifyou make us take the bayonet
once more, by the God in Heaven. this time
'ceW drsue you through the raI
The old gentleman's face was grand in its
passion, as he turned away from the startled
and subdued lawyer, with the closing remark:
In the last fight thought was too old to 90
into the army, but in the one you threaten. I'm
going to take hand" The old Morse spirit
Harmed out. 1t was typical. 1 saw the long
enduring Northerner represented here. Woe
betide those who shall again set the currents
OF that blood moving to the wild music of war.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13

N that IN Mcssr and rare Wines will rejoice
tom have received lot Of that celebratcJ irnnS
MUss4 Nth Pan s 81 highly Pzsd Europe It
pronounce the MUscAT PERTE the nos StoRWWosscurs
ported. For Communion Wine it is nexcciln5 nr
it is the PURE JUICE Of the Grareand bcses y , LII
and delicious to the TASTE. ~ '' 10 ihiiu
=, They continue to have the celebrated im,or,o -,
iomc, HYG IENIC WINE, endorsed by all phys;c;,nsu
Sold by GEO. d. GOODWIN Sc CO.. Boston, an,;
~ respectable Druggists. REED, CUTLER x co
oeherai Agents for New England. sepSdtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13

In, DOS on traveller of Tuesday evening
says M al n-e-i-s-a-ll-r-i-g-h-t,n and proceeds
to comment upon toe election in +b;s d;otr;ct
as follows:
Che returns from the LIST Maine District in.
from fcold Sweat" ing
The Portland Republicans have heretotoro
been regarded as good citizens, but after sncb
an application Of the "Lynch law" to their
opponents as was exhibited yesterday, thew
are In danger of forfeiting that claim.
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGnTs.-We are now
prepared to supply Hospitals Physicians, the trade
and the great public generally, with the standard and
invaluable u, remedy DoDDs NERvSE which article
forms OF Nervousness Ii is rapidly supcrscding ey
cry preparation OF opium-the weli-known result of
winch is 70 produce costveness and other serious DIFF
organs. bs5s ' anu 0o' ie'''o
RIO Preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold en-
Slceplessness, Loss Of Energy, Peculiar FemaIc
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all Che fearG'I
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GEO. c. GOODWIN s. CO.,
auQ11an1Yl&II Wlnlncaln Auo,,f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Additional ROunfy.

Soldiers, bring in your discharge and make your
claims for another 500 Bounty, as prompt claims
ensures early returns. f,a.
>. Official Blanks now ready at No. - 2Iarket
Square.
TX. HARMON, - 'i.-
augtdtfSN m Claim Agent
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13
..s A. ME R RILLl,,. -,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
At II LIZ Free Street, ip1l
September II. div i.,J...i.i,l. d..

,4.5 X ..a Mrs. SecOr, M. ID. blu'
TT,HE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND MOST
l. SUPERIOR CLAIRVOYANT living in Boston,
for n short time, has taken rooms at the Adams
House. She treats every form of disease even the
worst cases Of Consumpton-and never attempts n
cure where success is not certain. go r. ii
Her medicines are perfectly harmless, known to
herself only, and Will effect thorough and perma-
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many of the first Emes In Boston given if required.
One examination is sufficient to decide any case.
Examination fec $500 and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. ii'ii1 ii'ff Y
Office hours from 10 A. M. to 3 Pm.
Mrs. s. has prepared an infalible remedy for tho
prevention and cure Of CHOLERA, which will be
found speedy and efectual in its operation.
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The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13

THE SANITARY COMMISSION EXTENDED TO
RUSSIA correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing from st. Petersburg, gives
some particulars of an interesting and impor-
tant event He say: ~
The Sanitary Commission, in its European
development known as the International So
ciety Of Geneva" has extended itself to Rus
STA. Its benefcent principles had found adj
herence by most of the enlightened Govern
ments except Russia and Austria, and it is sat-
isfactory to know that simultaneously with the
American visit Russia determined to be not
the last on the list llual .s'J l'sl. "a.
France, Prussia, and England were the first
| to agree, and give the prestige of their weight
/ to the idea of this International Society which
| is Swallowed forth in its motto: that the mo-
ment man falls from wound in battle he is
| no longer to be considered as an enemy, like
wise that the doctors shall not be considered
| enemies So self-evidently just and humane as
the principle undoubtedly is, strangely enough
it had not been incorporated among the laws
of nations until after some of the good spirits
who assisted in giving America its Sanitary
Association, united with kindred sort in Swift
zerland, and brought the question prominent
ly to the attention of the European powers
Difficulties were in the way, not the smallest of
them arising from the republican origin of the
movement, military men were afraid that in
war the non-combatant privileges which are
contended for would be abused. But the prac-
tical good working ofthe system has been fav-
orably ILLUSTRATED in the late warfare of the
Prussians. The Queen of Prussia took great
interest in the matter, and visited . the hospi-
or gentleman, who Joined Florence Nightin-
gale in the Crimean war, and who had as much
to do perhaps as any one in starting the ideaof
our Sanitary Association. s-a
A paragraph describing this visit and recog-
nizing the merits Of DR.. Evans, published in
the Algemeine Zeitung, was written by the
Prussian Queens own hand. That gentleman
remarked to me the other night that he had
been elected Baron four different times. and
decorated with as many orders as almost any
man living, yet that he rejoiced more over the
success of this international movement than
he had ever cared for all those. He considered
it very important that Russia should give its
adherence to the Geneva principles, since,
without her, the ring would not be closed, and
in war the result might go to the winds. .ts.
The Grand Duchess Helen, aunt of the EN-
peror of Russia Ia Wurtemberg princess), and
one of the most superior women of Europe,
probably exercised her great influence for good
in persuading the Emperor in this matter, as
she is known to have done her share in the
nf MI
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