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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Fenian Invasion of Canada.

In the House OF Commons, on Monday the 18th,
Mr. Dawson asked the Secretary Of State for the Colonies
whether since the House Friday he had received any
further dspstches from Canada conveying Information as to
suppression Of the Fenan raid upon British territory
or the me ans taken to effect that object
Mr. Cardwel-Sir l have to-day received dispatch. Of
which copy in band dated the an Of June II is
from the OF Canada aud the following ats
body fFenaa, between 800 and go mon we armed crossed
dOn Enc artillery and regular toops under Col Pea
Port coIbone went to Rdesy nendn: to
with Col Pscoce They came however, on the fenans Gu
ramped N me bush snd nm f en- Tt ye,,,
Ssmb.rsd s1d con pei 20 20 eye on r b o o.. the s IN
20 and "a number Of about no when they
were immediate arrested BY the authorities Of the United states
ILood eh,e The Unei States not only e1ensd themselves to
peveD, the invader. rom obtaining any spee bit also bred
placed Gen Barry The United STATE ATtiery IN
sad n.Geops TO act according er9ssose We have prison
fCheers Lord Monck yet receipt Of the official
soay dispatches His dispatch OF the 4th was written
on the receipt Of kilograms. Hear. beaT.l
Mr. Watkin asked whether the statement Published ia
che newspapers the effect that the President Of the United
Roberts had been arrested was authentic wished
sso whether the right honorable gentleman had received any
Information the srbec Of the second attempt which
ssd Fenans about to make by ST. Abans and ST.
Louis 10 the direction Of Montreal
Mr. CALDWELL have already stated the Whole substance OF
abe dispatch received from the OF Canada
but received ieegraphc dpatch which comes on the
sutbor 81 the telegraph Office stating that the President
had issued such proclamation. Hear, hear.
Mr. Whsey said he wished 20 ask the right honorable gen
temsn question ~ which notice given for Friday last
boz the having been counted out that dsy be
unsbe put IL whether the dispatches which had
eoeny been received from Canada reference 10 the invs
sion the Fenaus nfOf nation given rs 10 The ma
tare far might have been originated
or sustained by persors protesting the Roman Catholic rehg
son aaghter ESQ whether the right honorable gentle
man As prepared lay such dispatches on the table
Mr. CsrdweI cannot answer that question without first
catering protest against such question being put
fCleers Before honorable member asks question i'm
pang dslov il treason anything akin 10 H. 10 an!
MsirsVs ascertain whether
be foundation for such DuatOn Hear hear
the question has been pu have great pleas
ore saying tbe haze received with regard
20 tlaases Of society North American provinces
a. thpfirtesi degree satisfactory. Hear, hear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
KNox's NEW ESTABLISHMENT are larger

KNOCKS NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are larger
the crebrlel hat manufacturer
KNOX stNo 2 fuloui but there which
display better either In design
knows TIA, kNOI ATs models Of uolness aud Gle
has only lok the question discover
traces oX1uisie which caracrxos the articles
tue Manufacture which be has becoe aaions striking
tue the eu hn-s Ter The bushes. carried there
TIE Hans and CAPS aud the nhne vartv Of dcoyenng with
which IL sdvansgeoUsy displayed Each depart
markell and admiralty fystenssd the hus
that crowded with customers he place generally s AL are
promptly attended % without the i shoH ouse conin.icn
would be impossh 10 convey correct a euer e extent OF
stock variety OF HAIRS CAPS &C. o 81 ite various
exhibited n alike and beauty There
vi ehing snile n ~ 81 Mill
will discover that they have been
looked; Ia doubt the q article they
want will Temsu TIE ouy dMnty Nd be
10 IA npa Vice a. necualy attractive KNOX latest
style Of entetu Hat Tor tho Srnner vel undoubtedly mtTae
of o Is ard tcauy Of tie
fabric Tey generally uptown store
No $50 hrnaiyny under the Prescott where be Op nj
alarge and teautiul assortment OF iiaTs. kpi Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Excise Law.

In the case OF the seven rumSellers who were in
dcied FOR violating the law and tried in the Court Of
General Sessions Recorder acke yesterday rendered his
decision lie sustained the demurrer to the indictments on the
basis ~ the opinion which he entertained 10 the eonsttu
tiorniy OF the existing law.
Messs McKeon aud Spencer in Court and desired 10
the certain clients Of theirs who were
liquor dealers but Judge Russell who took charge Of the Court
aer the decision rendered by the Recorder said that be
would entertain any motion shape the liquor
business until October, By which time il expected de-
cson would be made for the direction Of the Courts gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The United state. squdron at Queenstown.

The arrival at Queenstown Of the war steamers
Ashueot and Augusta aud the Monitor Miantonomah is
noticed Tie last il said has concentrated
upon her all the interest and curiosity ofthe public
The VOYAGE
The Tnas Queenstown correspondence thus writes OF this
vessel:
THE Mihntonomah new shp having been only completed
last Autumn and her present voyage IL m9iny designed TO
test her seagong Qualities BY those board the trial ap-
pears 10 be regarded perfect She has come
iither New York having called at Hl Tax and n St
johns Newfoundland and from the ast port she has made
the voyage 10 days 10 hours Crossing the Bay 81 Fundy
she encountered weather which without Amounting u gale
considered bOstorOu but she rode through easily
On the voyage Queenstown the Indicator marked no
rolling than - while = stated 10 be the
Her paddewheo COMFORTS on The Other hand, rolled To
maximum Of and 9io respectively The speed she attained
respectable and considering her build rather surprising
when leaving ~ Johns she drew Is feet 10 inches water
having on board 800 Of coal In her bankers 80 tuns In
crib deck and nbOnt 20 IN bags In tue tureis With
This quantity board economy considered
which brass four bGded Of IL feet diameter and
graduated pitch with Of II. At full speed her
consumption Of coal would be ~ tuns per 20 hours but To
she driven, nnd at slow speed
sometimes Her average therefore about seven knots
hour Her MAXIMUM speed would be about nine She has
brought with her 40 Of stores and Las ghtcned by about
20 inches Of her drauehi.
THE OFFICERS OF The MONITOR.
OF the officers he says.s
THE officers 81 vessels merely courteous 10 Wis
itorA have their ships inspected Those
accustomed the ioudness Of saor fr his ship what
may help being struck with the manner 10
pride only In the Monitor IL Iosby be result OF the
rapid changes which the war caused fen leaving man
little become acquainted with the craft With which
hs destiny identified bat II appears more as IL the
American property and that she WA accepted as type OF
rational power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

RELAXATION op TIT pATEyT LAw,.--A bill has
been introduced -to the Legislative Council If Canada 20
glaut patent t3 10 certain plr for intention 20 car
persre PROCESS tbqn any hitherto Uncovered o. employed
md n which invention 10 tanodian ana tro American gen
tlenen age equally intrcsteL In Introducing tie DBL le
Bon Mr. Campbsn Commissioner ~ Crown Lands took oc
csion the policy n regard to granting
OF patent nights aliens hitherto observed, would Do ilre he
,o ar relaxed rs admit of he entertainment and consider
alton a. 4ppcatlpns up,l their uers eolc without feir
crce 10 tAe nationality of tho apple 4nts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
CITY NEWS.

In the Court of General. Sessions, the following
prisoners were sentenced by Recorder Hacket Lizzie
Roberts and Nellie Brown. for shoptng State Prison for
five years Chas Philips for burglary in the third degree
State Prison for FIVE years g. Kennedy for assault with
tent TO rob- Prison for five years Edward Seymour
sentenced by Judge usse for burglary IN the third degree
10 the State Prison for five years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
WITHOUT A RIVAL

h,v long been an enthusiast not expert 0oug fe sfrn
,,res Be.dee .ny wife practically familiar ana tnfef
itle oadnr i1e have aade critical eaal..s ed
tsrre fests teirr ren chimes c1nlre ~ be-
aud -u.ey a.od tlft fne " tcA uitts Do -n f'a
otltrs In Drrf.i ttrfi ilet " Is 1ctl RIVAL .ff
nc.ou Of telcg.e machinery common 100 cAff .ffus
10 he wholly eimilael n is, aud have doubt ~ W To- go
other cas machines foTsea 9lis hsia Hs9s H .''y
30 tfst, jeyoHi comparison. , a., 81. ID. -.
TIE rotating hook Of the Wil,ox Gibbs machine y 90 eiy
AID f zion Of nrtv ifsef and have noh ng more Pr or Q
or ask- Letter Of the Rev. II. A. Reid to WILCOX '''
= 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
GENERAL NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Ministerial Crisis.

The Time. states that the Queen Will not return
fr Scotland till the morning the 26h therefore expected
be given 20 Parliament until that day
IL IL extensively believed that the Queen VIII gave the MIL
listers their option 10 dissolution OF Parliament
The Times thinks dissolution possible but improbable.
The Sar thinks the prospects Of dissolution are dear ard
believes the Qneen the slightest objection.
Public meetings being held in the large towns n kup
u,rt Of the Government and Reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

II, stated that ,lo Union States whose evies a1e eoneo
a+rroEfr much discouraged %; the aspect O. Affairs
80 oty lisoosed 20 complain. Austria thrust i-1H iA'o
5ot-cr lief re Sic was raa-y to lrotcc: item.
i, j. rumored that Bavaria lesatos OF present 10 ''.
active paIt ia The campaign on The ground '-'' A-'' "
ready. ,.....,
switzerland Las been officially informed % dc lo'"''
Itay commenced on The al
Tie Autals Lad declared Venice aEd trieste n e'to Of
siege.
Tie Au.ala orposis at Apao were attached by italian
volunteers on tlc el Scteral SLOTS were exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
i ndia.

Private kilograms from Bombay dated June H. had been
ceyed
The news the failure the Agra Bank known but
bad impression had been created thereby.
Piece goods were demand and the feeling in mercantile
circles was much improved. Exchange Is. lid
II was believed that the Council Of India received telegram
that adrices were extremely favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
GEORGIA.


NEGRO BURNT AT THE STAKE.
AUGUSTA Ca, Monday July ls6'.
Tie SaraHnah H,gqid Of this morning says that a
freedman arrested Macon FOR the murder OF woman ~
wilkinson County was brought back Tie sccre Of the out
rage and after he mutt on Of portions Of Die body &c was
bound % q tree surrounded by fargots and barred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Cattle Disease.

The cattle disease had again broken ont in Ireland,
and vigorous had been taken stamp the nec
Returns showed large decrease Of the disease in En-
gland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The EXCISE LAW IN THE SUPREME CouRr

THg EXCISE LAW IN THE SUPREME Court or
KINGS CoUNr.Seyeral applications made yesterday
in the Supreme Court before Judge Gilbert to the
police from interfering with hqnor dealers rom selling
Sunday and eer ~ O'Clock at night The Judge declined to
grant any injunction pare motion hut said be
resdy grant order 20 show II will bns be
nunctons easily to be obain this side Of
the water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Consolidated Rank.

The shareholders of the Consolidated Bank Com
pany had confirmed the made for pton
Of business Ii intended reopen the bank the ID Of
July, should 10 legal difficulties prevent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
TNE LATEST WAR NEWS.
VICTOR ENANUEL'S MANIFESTO

The steamship Cuba, Capt. Stone, which lett Liver
pool at O'Clock Jano 43 and Queenstown tie e..a arrived
Of Halifax at 2ooocs p d. yesterday Sic las -s Hl'DA
and M Boston passengers.
The steamship Persia from NewYcrk was INTERCEPTED OF
c,ooFha,eu at = m on the I'D, AMI reached Liverpool On
tie 23l. -,5 p...,-.
~ military news q importance is yet re'v'd. Fiep'IA
,or, ~, nc Great Struggle continues night aud day. ta tie
uein armies have lot yet met
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Royalty In Liverpool.

three days visit Liverpool and performing snndry public
services among other things inaugprag the docks at
He was greatly lionized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
A New Governor for Jamaica.

The Globe officially announces the appointment OF
Sir John Grant Lieutenant Governor Of Bengal
Governor Of Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Denim ark.

The French Minister at private audience presented let.
to King Of Denmark from the Emperor Napoleon The
Monifeu says the letter has no political character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
spain.

Notice has been officially given that the Spanish
sqnndron has been ordered home from the Pacific.
Spanish vessels reported 20 have bceL destroyed
by Peruvian iron. elads of The Platte River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
France.

The Paris correspondent Of The London Timts says:
In certain political circles " appreheuded that the Rus
sian Government has Lol such fifth tie absolute neufay
OF France as may be desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
spain.

The bill granting extraordinary powers 70 the Government
IL expected would be carried by majority Of
than FIVE OF votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
--latest ship News.


Steamship City Dublin, Eynen, Liyerrool I.ne =" de-
and s6 pas. to John g. Dale jane r. e - %, log a
81 18Th st "A 90 long - i3 Norweiln BRIG King Car m w.
sad As g S,p 'fp a S'IDS sa S 5osad ' ~
Steamship VIRGO BglIry sayssnaaFf hoaI' ya 9e'e a I
passe June 90 Is miles Sc Of Fryin Pan shoas sS god .
Bass InsT * L.. fngo MelcnC. Reme4o' st
sngrt H. j. Y breo1g-r III t. 9,,s. 49, NE q a. H.
Biss Foseana of Bash Deans Sew Orleans days VIII eoi'on
Bsfs Anna E. Garleo Leav ssaa IS days with sugar TO 't
Bis Ea.en of Bangor. Me- oSoub, Arroyo T. a. s':
cns y ToAe bs c. II. Kennedy fom A"oyo Tor Ne'i'''
53 Fce Rr cAauneey cs'lepa' 10 dsy with e-'''' % D.
srs SoS.a ~, Nelson, Arroyo P R. II day' with 's' 20
ses o.csa8' Cot. EocAland days with line to W i'"na
ss fi s,p ,9l Marin N,5o 6 yi5;isi,,
selr. John s4voiy' laman, GeeIse.own.
1ne a. m 80 g. oss p big G H. Kennedy hoa Aso,o Tor
Sew.YorA, days out
szsss-ss-
DARTLETr d DEMORESTs SEWING-AA-
ID cHSE VIII Ie'.o, 2na ys1as ~, ~
va family sewing aicAne. With al tie attachments cong '' '
\, a, % 25;Ies or TH v y6aF Gs
rs'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Manpo.a Con- ON
e.s{ ~ held ;s ay with a o ,eR'esa q, 20 h e
~ We ''''''' ''''' DAVID 3, TuGyEgR
J. P. JOHNSON
MRHEyySslLBsttE Sty
JAMES H. FEnNoN. s'."'I,
40 10 THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Gresuv and
w. aas ~, ,,i .s.' s's any W. s ' 70
30 20 NACFARLANDs Book Store. ,plcr
NJ rneaydns' 4 baldNay teIe yo3 WI lnd q. g." 49,
English, tr,1,1 .ll .co.cl e,alonrfy. S----
DB0E LOVES AERoNAUrIc ANihi-
i'"' 'FF6,,.pirh... and Sir,h.aye Ceutf,l Pa,l.
sTASfLY By PG0f. LOWE in ne MAMMOTH eAhLouN
HAIRY leslie. ..
The most d,rrr .srst IN lie void m AA FEiALOia-nld
% r.
Musit ty H6gFsAN.s CELEBRATED DAHn
:. Lo"s o. Gr FOSTERS and other sdv,issse. Rsea
TIE DA--0' 6a,S6 ' GiitE' 6'1Y Eo5ara July
DARTLETT q DEMORESf's SEWlNG.MA-
I'D CHINE lass col. braion o., "A tie o 'i-l te' ~
tfe *, afseln c1ts ueultg loncse,ts Patent Iife.
Tic e. Hsnaf.. Olllr Caau, Extra aedes e., u. ~
r~riIns. compile. or only SO address ". ll.HNlMs
DENOHEsr 3d. s7a Broadway. y =. Aseis wanted
fTH o. July NJ SIC
4 TIE SAu1NiL JUBILEE SONG by Konlad Iisi'r site
suiIl ell words I'D son, .rr.ac melody, 81 cnts.
Our SONG OF LIBERTY, by h. Mhafdi charming hctd5
IYlF G65Drais HAs COME. BOYS byA D.relio.i ,phiei
F' PaSsio on. b ss IESSsds DEMoREsr No T. Broadway
Mailed receipt oi e price u sLd az al tie iiuse ,oo
FIRE WORKS.
Pubic and Prvie exhibitions should re seecei early 70 DO '
hctory % Ell from Lest goJl Name sufficient suailee % ne
goods.
FUNSTON & SCOFIELD.
40. DEY.sr. NEAR BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
noyEMrNrs OF THE GREAT EASTERN.


uhaa been arranged that the Eastern with the
Atlantic remains Of the old line on board should
.s,i from sLesrntss on The 10th u Stopping fr time 70
roa az Bsraven abe sin reach Va!eDis about the second
eei 81 jolly and the end Of the cable having been
pseted vito main line, ihe operation OF laying S be com
snspoed The big ship will hTst lay the new cable from the
Irisb coast 10 Trinity Bay Newfoundland and esuming ms
20 successfully done and teegrapho o'ao
bshed will steam back 70 the mddle o. tbe Asntc
and attempt pick % the csbs Osi overheard IN July last
The 700 miles cable living the bed Of the Auspuc
ar. 20 be connected with The 100 miesis. board and n
All roes Ell the ship j. Teisce hcr 20 Trinity Bay
and complete double linz Of union between The Two conu
ueIta
THF CABLE.
The rev csfls differs from she Old boo only p,rtcnlars
IN. conductor viii bc remembered IL composed o. seven
,oprer Wref-siI round OneeEch wire sepafsef ebedded
N baierion compound and the whole surrounded BY layers
.f gotta percba 20 form core hof an nch thick
,b, gain Is further protected BY zen solid iron wrcf each
,oVered with strands u htna The wires being laid
.prs, round the In the old cable ile vera was aed
4, he new s white decreafe weight and facilitate me
discover foreign subsfances and the ron wire have Teen
al,aued Ths year = 20 mfs ~ cable VII De shipped 10
compete 10th uet the ngtl put VI tVd lat JeSf bong
80 aiesf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
announcements.

FOURTH OF July EXCURSIOSs.-B BENEDICT BROTH
Hhs TIME TABLES Rsiroads Steamboats, pubel in book
for Jolly contains oil information Reference 10 these EsceT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
THE oFrIcERs OF The MONITOR.
MILAN.

MOVEMENTS OP GARIBALpI-THE crADRlLATERAL TO
BE FLANKED-DIFrcULTIES TO De OVERCOME
THE WAR TO BE SHORT, BLOODY AND DECISIVE
A STRATEGIC MOVEMENT on THE MiNCo-
AUSTRIAN PREPARATIONS IN vENETIA-THE IN
DERsTAyDIYG BETWEEN ITALY AND PRUSSIA
POPULAR UNITY IN ITALY-sASITARY CONDITION
OF THE ARMY-THE FINANCE QUESTION.
From Our Special Correspondent
MILAN, June l6, 1896.
Garbald has gone south TO look after the other division
Of his volunteers which at Ban, Baretta and Fogga
think stll that his intention is TO 20 to the head Of the
Adratc but it is quite probable that the matter is not
yet decided for haze not gwen over all hope Of fight
ing Austria own soil So soon as the responsibility
for beginning the war fixed nearly fixed as posi-
be- Austria could do better perhaps than 10 try her
guns this side Of the Mnco. She would fail but then
she does not believe that and probably her best cam
pagn well ours Vast our difficulties in Turn
ing the Quadnlaeral they are not beyond our power
10 overcome md once planted firmly point on the
Venetian coast we have thoNhoo Austrian army IN our
power whereas no defeat Of that army could be total
The plains Of L0mbafdy. Retreat 10 the Quadrlaora'
would place matters back Just where hey ore now and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

IO 600 bales including 80 800 bft OF American
TEADS IPosTTbs dan but steady for
Goods and iarns.
LivrRpooL MlREsr-The BreSd'iaa' maris
advance al qualities Richard
SON spence Co report Flour bnoyAni with &C
vanr. Of 2d3d A. bbL Wiel upward, with advance oi
1HJd A. Genital Winter RED Southern. ldll6. Corn firm
Upward advance OF 5add qlansf; Mined ~ 50
~ White. n6al1l.
LtyyEpoo PRovpoH MAHEKT The Provision market
timer Bacon which easier Bsnd, Atya
Beef aud u yty advanced Pofk firm
advance Of 49, Bacon Lard dul and
s0nnsl Cheese hrn To low eciiFe and advanced American
Guot.d Fl tla<5Idd.
LfyrarooL rR0tucs MsHKrr The Brobsp Circular r.pot'
email for Fos ard ~ for Pearls
singer .eidy Coffee Cat Rec and .hy advanced Lnse-d
st.sdy Lnssed Oh quiet tgd nominal CO., Hosn ss'isr
sgd7 for American. Spine Iufpsnunr goet feuosum dun
al IIu1I for Hshnsd Sperm DIN saies
L0spoS fBsfnr- resdstuGs bnoytn Wheat hrm
ADD twsd With o. advance Iron q't SO for rails aud
50 Scotch Pc sussI syst snd aOcistoIs barely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Commercial Intelligence.

LIvERrooi June @, q. m.--CoTToN-Sales Of the
well, O bes ri ng dnl with de line q 3D. on
American, Mddg Orleans l5!d Sales Oh Friday 10000 bes the
market closing slightly hfmeT.
Breadstu9s firm with al upward tendency.
Prov.ioDs hrmer
LoNpox June 49, a. IN -Consols es d86 for money.
o. y 520 Gid66 Illinois Central. 7G4 d7ti Erie ndNt
The Bullion IN Bank OF England has increased t50VO
LiyERPoOL CorTOS MARKrT The Brokers Circular reports The
ss0@ bas including 90 bale.
The marker dull with
tendency aud quotations have declined ldtd Amen
can idd other descriptions The sales today hdsy
we're Including 100 baes 10 tpecuors and
10. market closing hrmer The authorized Quotations
w.
Observation-Disclosures. I'D l2id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
FUNSTON & SCOFIELD.
no. DEY.sr. NEAR BROADWAY.
A SHORT STORY

sbou, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS" The undersigned
experience superintendent 4 Of the largest houses n .
,radenas convinced thar prolb sn popular hHsnst
Broadway SYSTEM aDof 20 TIM
end has opened tie large store
No. BROADWAY,
(Saiut Nicho Block,
whore he offers entirely stock e hs,css goods % I,'
wonderfully below Broadway the following proc
wi L0nsdse" shirts, doz; Namsutt4 SHIRTS
NewYork Ms Shirts uhe best goods msdel 81 DOZEN;
linen Coor. So IS; Gay Nodded Colar % cs
English Under shirts sik fronts, I'll 5O Muslin DIawes
as Drawers - so
do 81 Fancy Bows won3sif variety 80 se
all aud A. b. HOtGH, No. f9l Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26

CHOICE io.s ( Western sieshso some Of soe poorest
Bulls Ac, erds 10 ra I'D ....rr ~
Borkia9 tsA-sl61ze75 a..
Cors and fa1s Calvs.-Fair quality eSoss7, extra tsos
e20i farrovlnd dry, s35dA5
SAesp-Pefb. live weight, 516ici Sheep and LanW per
head 10 ots % 5Ods5i extra g. IS
"a. Hoes-ern lie live weight, shotss whoessle llo.
retail iid2ic. Pgs Wholesale, Hfl5c.i retail l4SIoo
Naturalization. loo per D. country lo's, ssSic
CaJ SkiHs25c. per n.
Taliop-s aio. per 70.
Peifs--,0Gic each. ~, a,
RINARKs With less stock than last week, and With the
most degh weather both cattle aud sheep fnd Ia ,
better maria than week ago Without incnanE III,
Baohl ERE Ieera 256 head over the Mor.neI
roads Incudng Nr Beteheders there were l.i western
Most OF the cae Cambridge were CRASHED young eaho
end cows. moi In high order. Indeed compared wS .ns
Western. the look quite inferior and those VINO sem
such stock R7ket ought not 70 expect the prices AZ
the Tar better nIn's quoted We can hhe
ho change oul table Of prioes. Bales were qulck sho
prices favor seller but without material change IN sne
range Of prices The price on lambs has recovered rom - 70
900 per head erhaps about hall Of what they
week Most OF Maine lambs sold for about - hsao
few f the hes from CaDsda, New York arc vermont nvn
s4ae5 and on two bts little over 80 Most OF lne
MOI thern spckat lli9i2Li Western, l59iac. on W.
wssht howl on 30 to % per osnt ior DIAL etoeA pretty
much oil sold onIuefdey