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PHILADELPHIA Trade Renort.

THURSDAY, June 21,-The Flour Market has UNDER
zone no perceptibie change. There is a steady de.
mand for home consumption, but not much inquiry
for Shipment Sales of superine at So 25G9; extras
at S9G10; 1900 barrels Northwestern extra far lily
$40 1902 he latter rate for choice; 100 barrest
Lancaster county do do. az 81 506D12 100 barrels
choice Ohio family at $13 So and 100 barrels fancy
al S15. NO transactions in Rye Flour or Corn Meal
have been reported. We quo the former at S6'600
rs, and the latter at S4 25d437.
The market is almost bare OF Wheat and there is
O good inquiry for the article, at full prices We
quote common and choice Pennsylvania red at SO 40
1910 and white at SO 25d3'85. Rye IS quiet, and
IN the absence of sa es we quote Pennsylvania az
of 1900 bush. yellow at 81 90 IN the cars aud 5000
bush. mixed at 81 OIL. In Oas there is fair trade
doing; sales of 1000 bush. Della are at 78c an
advance; and 5000 bush Western, part at 6l@62c.,
and part on private terms.
Whisky Is unclaimed. Small sal es o. PennsyI-
vania at so 246I226, and Ohio at so ESQ 20.
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freett Government of the word-that OF the United
States-bas been inves ed with powers at first sight
incompa ible with republican principles, for the
very obiect oil preserving the INSTITUTIONS OF that
great naUon.
1t gives me the highest satisfaction, sir Minister,
to hear the judgment which the representa- OF
the United States has just pronounced in such htgh
terms upon the use v Inch my Government has made
OF an authority which, contradictory also in appear
ance with the republican principle, has been placed
in nv hands for the purpose successfully defend
ing against IN unjust AGGRESSION tho independence
of Peru and the dignity OF America of which l am
as Jealous as of that of my own country 1 am ami
matt by the hope that whatever may be the appre-
tensions which the establishment on q dlctatoFlal
Cove nm, mt IN Peru may have for the moment
awakened, the people OF the United States viii see
in my policy the II UstratOn of the doctrines of
ashmgton in defense of which the Peruvian
people have put IN practice the vigilance of JET
ferson.
For myself, am highly gratited at the fact that
you sir Genera, have been CHOSEN to preserve and
extend more and more the friendly relations which
exist between your country and my own. Your
residence of some months the capital of the repub-
lie has niready no doubt made YOU acquainted with
the fact that lively the sentiments OF fraternity
which the peop of Peru ertan for tue people of
the United states, not less lively the sentiments
OF affectOn9te esteem with which your eminent per-
sonal accomplish ments have inspired us. Interpre
teIs of the same idea aud seeklng the identical
end, everything will be harmonious in our official
relations. You may remain assured OF that.
At the close of the ceremony, General Hovey
returned to his residence to receive the congra.
tulations of his friends. He enters upon his full
duties as United States Minister with the respect
and good wishes of all.-N Y. Herald.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Prssbytsrtan Feud-Spicy Scenes
I'm Church-Rev. DIR. BaCkus Speaks,

The PTssbytertan Feud-Spicy Scenes
I'm Church-Rev. DIR. Baokus Speaks,
Etc. Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEaRAPH.1
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The congregation of the
Rev. MIR. Lefevre, of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, assembled last night and voted almost
unanimously to sustain him in hls protest against
and withdrawal from the Old School General
Assembly. After the vote had been taken on
the resolutions, Mr.. Anderson presented paper
expressing love for and confidence in their
pastor, and that the congregation would sustain
him; whereupon Mr.. w. G. Arthur arose and
protested. He had been member of the church
since it had been erected and ne had sat in his
place many time within the last few years and
listened to preaching which did not accord with
his views OF loyalty or Union principles. Him
self and family had afterwards been snubbed
while attending church, and two years ago there
were men here who would nave cut his throat
(Cres of "Order.")
The Moderator then requested Mr.. Arthur to de.
sist from such remarks, as they were entirely out
of order Mr.. Arthur said he could prove what he
said-"that his family had been snubbedn etc.
Mr.. J. II. Miexsall, in a loud voice, at false,
false.n
Mr.. Rrthur, turning round, ''Thank you!"
The Moderator then requested Mr.. Arthur to
cease his remarks, as they were disrespectful to
the meeting, and desired him to present the paper
which he had stated he was desirous of Offering,
this was then done, and the document read by
the Secretary and accepted.
Rev. DR.. Backus First Presbyterian Church,
also defined his position In two hours speech.
He condemns the faults of both sides, but is de.
termined to adhere to The Church as it is, and
labor to bring about harmony and reconcilia-
ton. He asks no congregational vote on the
question. His course is approved by all people
OF good sense.
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France Preparinr for war-

RAILWAY COMPANIES ORDERED TO TRANSPORT ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN AT SHORT NOTICE.
Paris Correspondence Independence Beige.
thFrance will not immediately assemble an army on
the East or on the Rhine but she will take
which, IN case OF necessity, will enable her TO have
one hundred thousand men at any nearest point IN
three dayse time! For this purpose the railway
companies have been directed TO concentrate the
largest quantity possible of the rolling stock at the
termnl of the Selne. This direction, winch was
SIMPLY notification, Is now to be made an Imperial
order.
THE IRoN-o oLADs TO BE FITTED OUT.
Brussels Telegram to the London Herald
Paris letters state that the French Government
has gwen orders at the seapOrts for the mined
ht1n0-out OF four plated frigaes two at 1OulOn
and two at Brest ana ten plated gunboats at differ
eDt ports.
The French military officers sent to Prince Couza
"a instructors of the MOdo- w allachian army have
been formally authorized to take service under
Prince Hohenzolern. Tins measure will douOtless
be displeaslng TO Russia and turkey.
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ANOTHER FORGERY "A new attempt to deceive
the editors OF the London Journals by forgery was
made on the Sd instant. The London Post and D1Hy
Aews announce that the following letter reached
then offices in the night. bearing the monogram OF
the UndeI-Sec etary Tor Foreign AfaIs on the note
paper and eve ope:-
"l3O PIoCADILLY, SUNDAY evening Ny Dear
Strive have received mtelRence this afternoon
that Austria and PIu sra have come TO terms. AUS
tTla cedes HOlstein 10 the Diet and supports noml.
nation IN the Diet OF King OF Prussia as Duke OF
Hols'ein in perpetulv and of the Prince of AUGUST
enbuTg Duke OF Sch eswlg for life. Part OF North
Sch esWig to revert to ID, nmark. rhe Silesan from
tiers be propOrhonatelY rectifed IN favor Of Aus
tIia. Fede al reform to be postponed. Dsarma-
rent 10 begin without delaV Prussia to use her
best fiees to compose Italy before the Conference
meets.
"Ihese are the heads Of the agreement.
'YOuTs faith ulY, A H. LAYARD"
The Post has offered reward OF one hundred dol
lars for the detection OF the torger. The hoax was
transparent that il failed to accomplish the stock
jobbnR purpose for which 1t was evidently intended.
THEATRICAL ITEMs.-0ne night last month four
theatres IN Paris were plaVlng at the same moment
different pieces from Shakespeare's pen. At the
LYrque, The Merry Wives Of Wildsor; Richard the
Third &C the Porte st. Martin; Il Midsummer Nighps
Dream At the Opera Comiquej and Anstetto at the
During the eight years ending with 1856 eighteen
hundred and ten manuscript licenses for plays were
grROtea Py the LORD ChRmbsTlsin in LONDON, and
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THO PACIFIC.

Movements Of the Spanish Fleet
Expected Resumption of Hostili-
ties Valparaiso 8eing Strongly
FortIfled-Receptlon of Min
lister n ovey by the Dictator
Of Peru = Speeches Of
the General and the
Dictator-Prepara-
tions to Enforce
Payment Of the
Debt Que by
Ecuador to
the United
States.
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A BILL TO PAY,-A Vienna steamship company
has mt IN claim for $40 600 damages AGAINST tho
Austrian Government, to repair the loss incurred
bv the refusal of Austria 10 allow the TGmpio0, en-
gaged 10 transport troops from Trieste to Mexico TO
20 to sea.
FORTUNE FOR ROYAL BRIDE.-It is said that
the DoWaRer Lady Truro has bequeathed 60 the
Princess Mary of Cambridge the whole OF her for
tune and her house In Eaton Square, which will be
the future residence Of the Princess and her In
tended husband
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THE FENIANS.
The Canadians Again Frightened-The
Volunteers Once More TO be Called

TORONTO, G. W., June 2O.-There is rumor
here, on what basis l cannot say, that the volun-
teers are about 10 be called out again for active
service. The Caledonia rifle company has re-
ceived orders this evening 10 start at once for
Dunvllle.
The oath Of allegiance is being administered
to all suspected parties here. Alderman Foster
this afternoon visited the terminus of the North.
ern Railway for that purpose. Oi one hundred
and two of the employees, six refused to take the
oath. There is talk OF noted Fenan colonel
being among the prisoners here under An alias
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THIRD EDITION
JEFF. DAVIS.
The RumOrs COncerniug His Condition
Tho Head Centre of Rebels IL More
Comfortably Housed than the Officers
In Charge OF the Fortress

III UN WHNNNHHs
FORTRESS MONROE, June l9.-The miscela.
neous statements connected with the release or
parole of jefferson Davis and even the much
agitated question of his failing and improving
health, are fast ceasing to be matter of dis
cussion in this section of the country. With
the freedom of the fort granted him, and the
consequent relaxation of vigilance over his
movements, ceases all the anxiety of an anti
cipated release or escape; and visitors soourn-
ing temporarily on the Point would scarcely be
aware of his Imprisonment here. In the re-
Gently ftted-up casemates in t1e Fortress, de.
signed by General Miles for their accommoda-
ton, JEFF. and his family live far more comfort
ably than any of the officers of the garrison, and
their residence by the seaside is by no means as
unpleasant as many persons might imagine.
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Billiard Match Championship of Massa.
ChUsettS,

Boston, June 2l.-A billiard match for the
championship of Massachusetts and purse of
$3.50 was played last night by E. Daniels and R.
E. Wilmarth. Daniels was the victor, thus re-
tanning the champion cue. The game was of
1900 points, and occupied five hours.
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Markets hV telegram.

NEW YORK, June 2l Cotton steady at 80 d4Oo
Flour has advanced 10e sales of $500 bbls at So 50
GlO for State $SSO99 65 for Wes erni SlO4OalI for
sales unimportant Corn firm; sales OF 81 900 bushels
at SO a Gc. Beef steady. Pork heavy; sBes of 1000
.Ag,.I
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The ~China'' at Boston.

BosToS, June 2l.--The steamer China arrived
this morning from Liverpool, via Halifax. Her
mails and the newspaper bag for the Associated
Press were forwarded by the morning train, and
will be due in Philadelphia at midnight.
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Z UROP G.

The Latest by Mall-The Continental
War-CeneTal Benedek's Address
to His Troops-AdmiTal Tege-
thor Assumes Command of
the Austrian FIeet-Hun-
gaTianS Volunteering
for the Army Of Italy
France PrepaF-
ing for War
NJ n ary
Crisis, Etc.
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We have the European mails by the steamer
Peruoian at Quebec. The dates are to the 9TH.
Though not so late as the telegrams per the China
at Halifax, we find some additional news in our
flies, touching the approac hing war of some interest
General (Ausrian) Benedck, CommandeT-in-chieI
of the Northern army, has recently addressed an
order of the day to his troops the chief passage of
which is the following
II prohibit, in the most formal and most express
manner, officers and other persons belonging TO the
troops mItsry establishment or equ pages furnish.
ing articles to the newspapers either directly in
directly. 1t lie equally contrary to the interests OF
the army that criticism, generally III founded. or
Testpg upon tasia imPeTteety pts'pIeed, sh9Vle ps
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FINANCE AND CONNIE ROE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, June 81, 1866.

Thursday, June Il, 1866.
The Stock Market continues very dull, with
the exception of Government bonds, which are
in demand, at further advance. 20s sold at 1884
@l035, AN advance of o. and 7-30s at 1929, an ad-
vance of I; 969 was bid for 1O-40s and 1IOk for
6s of 1881. City loans are unchanged; the new
issue sold at f6B, and old do. at 934.
Railroad shares are exceedingly dull. Penn.
sylvania Railroad sold at 55; and Reading at 54a;
12O} was bid for Camden and Ambov; 55 for Nor
ristown; 3s for North Pennsylvania; 628 for
Lehigh Valley; 43 for Elmira!preierred; 25s for
Catawissa preferred; 305 for Philadelphia and
Ere; and 43 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares are in fair de-
mand. Hestonville sold at lss; and Girard Col
lege at SO, no change SO was bid for Second
and Third; 60 for Tenth and Eleventh; % for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 3S for Spruce and
Pine; SO for Chestnut and Walnut; ~ tor
West Ph;ladelphia; 80 for Green and Coates;
and 134 for Ridge Avenue.
Bank shares continue in good demand but
we hear of no sales. l40 was bid for First
National; 224 for North America; l42 for Phia-
delphia; 124 for Farmers and Mechanics 53i Tor
COMMERCIAL; 80 for Mechanics; 50 for Kensng-
ton; so for Penn Township; SO for Girard
80 for Western; 80 for Manufacturers and
Mechanics; 65 for City; 63 for Corn Exchange;
| and So for Union.
In Canal shares there Is very little movement.
Lehigh Navigation sold at SO, slight decline,
| and Morris Canal preferred at l2O; 2Sg was bid
for Schuylkill Navigation common; 33f for pre-
ferred do; l44 for Susquehanna Canal; and 544
for Delaware Division.
Gold was less active this morning, and
prices weak-opening at 1914; fell off and sold
at 1905 at IL o'clock; 1885 at II NJ; and l49 at
| P. NJ, decline of % on the closing price last
| evening.
| PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES To- DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro No 40 S. Third street.
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FIRST BOARD.

5000 U S 1905. Jne c1022 sh Ches & Dl CLIO
$4,000 do .cOup1023 80 sh Penn R...... 90
$4,000 5-2Os 62 2cltsl03 so sh do........ 55
$500 90. ....... 1921 100 sh Reading. .,... 54t
1866 SO Pa 5s in cr. 30 200 sh do. ... Its 54s
$1,000 do. coup. 5s 92BI 20 shN Y &M'dC. its 4
$1,000 Pa X 2d mtg 81 500 sh Clinton Goa.
$500 Phil 6s X. s y. 963 so sh Eagle GoldM 6g
2 sh MOrns Clpf. 100 100 sh Hest ........ IS.
-Messrs. DeHaven & Brother. No. 40 South
Third street, make the following quo atlons OF
the rates OF exchange to-day at r. NJ. -
.., Buyang Sel,sg.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
The Oyster Law

We give below by request certain pro-
visions of the Oyster Law, passed NaFch
22na, 1863, which have reference TO 'he
rights and duties of parties locating wa
ter Lands" for the purpose of bedding oys-
ters.
% That any citizen Of this state,
owing lands lying in any Of the naVisao's t t
waters Of this State, the lines Of ',eh sneh
lands, including any land covered BY sucn
waters. mav deposit. plant. bcd' SOW oys-
,ers or other she'll fish. IN the water, 50 M
Guided within the lines Of his land an',
any citizen Of any county owing land is..a iy'nS
or bounding upon the waters q IN. -, 90, -,
NAV locate and appropriate in any Of 'h' W -
tiers thcreofcoutis suous thereto hVe acres ~
the purpose of preserving dsBo~i'ns !, ee4- 3 1
ding. or sowing oysters. or other Shell l,': li,n.
nr1'1idea. that the said location or aP;'F"-
pr;a,ioa shall be described y stake
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
The Legislature.

This body has passed BlI granting a
charter to the Washington and Poiut
Lookout Railroad Company. The COM
panv is to be fully Incorporated when
$3.50 600 are subscribed, the shares TO be
$50 each. and the capital stock S2,poo,-
900, with authority to increase the same
10 s3 600 900 and to issue bonds,
|, has also passed a general Assessment
Law for the State without, We are told, any
important amendment to the original Dili.
Latest reports show Mr.. Pilkinton upon
the floor, with petition from the color
ed sons" Of Baltimore. He has late'y
been endorsed by the constituency ne rep
rcseuts. through its enlightened medium
the City Council. \ powerful man
this pilk!nton. We insist upon his beng
onr next l.. S. Senator, Swami and Brad
ford to the contrary, notwithstanding,
In Congress, the Frcedncns Bureau
Bill is still the leading question OF inter
tercst. Summer and Yhad. Stevens ar'
still in front, with cuay close upon then
heels. We bet upon Fred. Douglas To-
the next heat.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

the well-mcritel plau.llts of the cieil|iz'd
worll. are the reorie Of MARYLAND alono 10
be deprived If their most valued priv sile-e,
for simply exercising the sacred right OF
coHsrIenee7
The undersigned cannot believe that the
honorable members of the General Assem-
hly will longer sanction the proseTlptIve
clauses of the Constitution, but that they
will at once perceive the justice Of remov-
ing the undue rigor that has been exertis-
ed towards so many of their fellow citi-
zcns. Such an act OF well-timed justice
would. in the opinion Of the undersigned,
receive the sanction Of three fourths Of our
people. greatly conduce t. the prosperity
our State, and the restoration Of that kind
/ II feeling which should exist among cltl-
zcns Of common country. All history
! upon proscriptiye principles, and that they
! should participate in che exercise ofpolltlcal
power. who have great and endearing n
tcrests to provide for and protect. Let Us
then draw lessons of political wisdom from
the contemplation Of the past TO guide Us
10 the goal that lies open to our future
and let US firmly assert and maintain those
cherished constitutional principles which
can alone render our nation great and our
people happy.
n conclusion, the unders. .gned desire
to present for the consideration OF The
House, joint resolutionS ~ linS f,l
submitting to the registered '-ore's - ne
State, the question whether or not the OBJ
noxious clauses Of the Constitution shal
be repealed. We cannot doubt but that
when considering the severe test OF loyaltA
which those voters have undergone, th'
gentlemen of the majority will be willing
t. commit into their hands the ultimate
decision of the question All Of Which !
respectfully submitted.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

The advertiser, hasing been rHstnr'd 20
health IN 4 f.w .x,-k< hv a very simple rem !
ely. after having suffered io- several wear.
with severe !ua- afi,rti n. AMI thst drer'
disease c tn~nnr'ipn-fs anAtoI> 10 MAKE
known /, his !e,,ow-Suifercrs the mFaas OF
cur.
T, Al Who desire i, lie vii s+n'la copy q
tie pre<c-iptin u<ri ti.e' II ohar9ei' WIN
the directions f.r pr'parlng anc using the
S,roe which they viii tia SURE CURE Ion
CoxsrMP-T ASTHMA. BEoScHlTlS. Cor6HS
Co,pS. an all Throat~ and Lung Affections
The nnl, oil = Of the advertiser IN send'n:
the Prescription i 70 hcn'1t the aiiict''' "h'
snrea information which he conceives 10 =
Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer vi
try Ii, remedy, n Il viii cost them nothing
and prove blessing
par.ies wisains tho presr -nti'n. FREE b,
return mail. will please address
Hrv. EDWARD y WILSON.
Williamsburg kin@s c., New YORK.
Feb. sth, lS66-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
CON sTApLVS SALE
OF Real And
P[RS0HlL PROPERTY.

pY virtue Of two wr,'s o. Vendiioni
k3 Exp,,>S. is>u hy Justice Of the
Pence ot thr State Of Maryland. in and for
Saint Mary. ronn'y. one at the sun Of
John II Charaiier. against the goods aud
chat,.i> lands ani trncmcn,s of Crav-
ford Thompson anSf Th mas l.. Davis;
and one al the suit % William America
aud George +. BS,ssashs against the
.r,,n,is and chaftei~ l,s.tis and tcncmcnts
II Crawford Tiiamn-an .and - me }iree-
;~d ari, by vit.ur If w.> wits Of F.e,s
Facia>. ;> ura hv Justice of the Peace
If m. : ate Il M1r,lapt in ami .nr Sam,
Mary> county. one a. fhr snit Of Na,cins-
lev i Farr against h gods and cEa,fels
lauus atd .cuetn hts al Crawford Thomp-
son aui enc AT thc >uif Of john I. Err,
against tie co d, AID cha'tc,s lands a,..a
tcnerneut> Of Graw farl fhnmv>on. IN M.
rs /. Davis and Ff4ncl> l. NJ ,'ring'Nv,
and t. me 1 c,cd have S,iz i and IA
ken in ,x cnion ali he right, fi'le. iut,r-.
est, claim att; armu d, ~ law aai IN rqpi-
ty, Of The >nil t'ra wfor Thompson. TEom-
As l.. hayi~ AID F.aveis l. MAti gl..y in
and ~ b / lowing p-optrty - wit:
O tfact or parcel Il land, called and
known as