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NEW York, July 9.-The steamer
New York, from Aspinwall, brings
Panama dates to the LIST, and 81 100000
in gold.
Chilli, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador are
said to have formed league to free
Cuba from Spain, and an application
was made to Venezuela and Colombia
to join the alliance. The three first
named are to furnish money, and the
others men, while hopes are entertained
of help from the United States by the
emigration of southerners through
Florida.
Advices from Bogota announce the in
stallation of the new President, Mos
guerra. He disapproves the net of Con-
greSS making certain annuitieS to nuns
In conservation of the confiscation of
their property. The Senate insisted in
carrying out its measure. The result was
that an armed mob paraded the streets,
entered the Senate Chamber, and by
the veto of the President. This was
thought to be the first step toward
Mosquera declaring himself perman-
ent dictator. Every thing denotes a
speedy revolution throughout the Re
public, but if Mosquera does not die,
he will probably fight his way through.
Matters look gloomy along the South
coast.
Great dissatisfaction exists in Chill,
and a change of government must soon
Peru seems to be on the verge of a
revolution.
The Isthmus' is quiet, but a change
in the government is anxiOusly looked
for.
The early rains have caused much
dysentery.
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@AASAAN-AA
WASHINGTON, D. O., July Shelters
received here from Vera Cruz, under
date of the 18th of June, read as fol-
lows:
There are many here who believe
that the French expedition will not be
withdrawn as announced, for the rea-
son that General Basinne, who is pro.
tecting certain commercial houses who
are importing goods in his name, with
out thepayment of duties, he being
interested therein, is exercising his in
huence to delay the departure Of troops.
1t appears certain, however, that ar
engagements have been made with the
Trans Atlantic company, for the trans
pOrtation of the forces, and the first
steamer for that purpose is shortly ex-
pected.
The late measures of the Imperial
Government are extremely severe upon
the commerce of this port. The latest
tax is in shape of license, which obli-
ges every commercial house to pay
from 81 900 to s., 900 per annum for the
privilege of doing business.
GALVESTON, TEX, July S.-Carvajal
in his proclamation said: 81 am happy
to salute in peace the people, and the
miserables who sustained the called
Mexican Emperor. 1 admit to the ma.
ternal bosom of the country, of Hidal'
go's Queen.
Nj. NOraS and other MatamOraS mer-
chants were not imprisoned, but were
sent back by EscobedO, with the assu-
rance thattheir captured property would
be satisfactorily adjusted. The train
at Rujansana has y wagons for his
share. Lanes LorCos left all and es.
capped beyond shot, by swimming the
river. Mejia's divisions left Bagdad OIL
the 10Th ult,, in two chartered steam.
ers and three schooners. Blockade
was expected the same day. All Cath.
Ollie clergymen were put in prison. but
were released by Carvajal, who agrees
to consider them non-combattants.
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s BY Telegraph.
Spirit of the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July y.
The Posts money article says:
The prominent topic in Wall street to-day
was the large foreign orders for Government
securities. The demand from the interior is
also large. The loan market is easy but more
active at per cent. There is little doing in
commercial paper. The stock market opened
more animated with an advance on Govern
mentS- Railroad shares are also active with
an upward tendency. Alter the board Erie
sold at ". Foreign exchange Is rather lower,
as n large amount OF bills are Offering which
are drawn against sos.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market opens buoyant and firm.
The speculative interest Is sustained through
out the railroad list, and extending to mIscel-
laneous stocks; Erie continues firm. The
total transactions mt the regular board were
700 shares. The speculation in Northwest
ern is kept up; the common stock closing at
81 and preferred at 6214; Rock Island IS n IA
Vorite bull stock and closed "a better. Gov
eEnmentS ar G firm in spite OF the decline of
SOS in London reported by the SaXonIa.
There Is rather less enquiry for money than
on Saturday; lenders are seeking buyers at 5
per cent, but found 1t difficult to put out
money at that rate, and the present indica-
lions appear to point to an early return to 4
per cent as the common rate on call loans for
the present; the prevailing rate most quoted
at per cent. Discounts are quiet but a little
nrmer in consequence OF the increased de-
mand for loans at the close OF last week.
Foreign exchange Is quiet but n shade flrmer.
Private adviceS by the SaXonia represent the
money market on the continent as easier.
At London reduction in the bank rate of
discounts was expected to take place on
Thursday June d,
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Foreirn IntelIigence.

NEW YoRK, July "a telegram from
Berlin says it is officially announced
that the Prussian alliance has been ac.
cepted by all the north German States,
with the exception of Saxony, Han.
over, Hesse and Nassau. Hungarian
deserters have come into the Prussian
outposts with their horses and accou-
trements. A depot has been formed OF
them at Glogan. Hungarian officers
are expected 70 arrive in order to organ
ize them. Hae
The Aieeklenburgh and Oldenburg
armies have been modified. They will
form reserve corps, with the other
troops of Northern Germany, near
Torgan.
A telegram from Florence dated June
oath, says: Baron Ricasoli received de-
putations of citizens OF Trieste and Is
ira, whopresented addresses expressing
the wish of their population to be'uni-
ted with Italy.
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NeR YORK Mnrket.

NEW 4OhhS July u
Cotton-Firm ut 3G6Ss for mIddlidg up
lands. Flour-Moderately active at prices
fayoring buyers; 81 709S 70for extra State and
S. 1910 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
$40 25Sl3 75 for trade brands; closing heavy.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 25@226 for western.
Wheat-Very dull and l92c lower; $40 for
choice new No. l Milwaukee, an outside
price; g Is for No. do, and 81 s. for rejected.
Rye-Steady at 81 O2(sl 03 for western. Barley
and Barley Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn
Less active and lc lower; S5@SSc for unsound
new mixed western, SS@S9c for sound do; clos
ing heavy: Oats-Opened firm and closed
dull at 5lG54c for new western. COnee-Dull.
Sugar-Dull at lO5z@llA. AIOlaSSes-FiTIn.
Petroleum-Firmer at 2StS624c for crude and
4Oc for refined in bond. Pork-Firmer and
quiet at s3l SIG32 so for new mess, closing Mt
$50 cash; SO so for old do, and SIG 25d265 so for
prime. Beef-Steady at slG92l 50 for new
plain mess and $40 50d2i 50 for new extra
mess Beef Hams. steady at $50. Bacon
Quiet at l75Ic for short ribbed and lsc for
short clear. Cut MeatS-Steady at I4d l5I{c
for shoulders and 17@20c for hams. Lard
Dull and heavy at l9G2l1<c. Butter-Quiet
at 2OgSSc for Ohio and 25940 for State. Cheese
Dull at s922c.
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New York money ana stock market.


Money-More active at 598 per cent. Ster
nng-Quiet at lOSI5(G 1887.
Gold-lrregular, unsettled and lower; open
ing at 1885, declining to 1914 and closing al
Government Stocks-Active and firmer
U. s. 6s, 1881, registered, lO95s; $40 coupons
1852 1906 do; 1865, los; 1910 coupons 9S1aa; 7-8Os
Freights 70 1Eiverpool-one mrthing lower
for corn.
Stocks-Weaker; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago 975S; Toledo, Wabash & Western
40; Chicago & Rock Island $50; Chicago &
Northwestern 323SS; do. preferred 62119; Cleve-
land d Pittsburgh S413; Michigan Southern
500; Chicago Alton I02; Reading 1855: Erie
7l1si Western Union Telegraph 81; Cumber.
land 46; Quicksilver 81; New York Central
mortgage 6s 1883, SO.
AT the 4 o'clock board to-day the following
were the principal sales: Western Union
Telegraph $50; Erie 62]]S; Reading, extra div.
tdend, 2O7, CattawisSa 20; Illinois Central
l2lzs; Cleveland q Pittsburgh Sl55S; Cleveland
and Toledo lllH; Chicago q Rock Island $50
Chicago & Northwestern 3215; Chicago &
Northwestern preferred 621s.
Gold closed at l5lN.
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WASHINGTON, July 8.-southern pa
pers received to-day exhibit very fib-
eral disposition on the part of the peo-
pie to respond to the address from the
Philadelphia Convention.
State and district conventions for the
nomination of delegates, have been
called in Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina.
The Idea Liberal of Publea, June 9th,
shows that letters from the United
States are required to be opened and
read at the pOstoffice, by the person to
whom they are addressed, in the pres
wards examine them. Matters consid-
cred Objectionable are sent to the I'm
perial commissary, who submits them
to the court-martial for such determi-
nation as it may be thought proper.
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SAN FRANc1sco, July THE min
ing reports from Montana are favora-
BILE.
Advices from China of May 18th, re-
present the quantity OF the tea crop as
favorable, and an advance in prices OF
g tales on Congons, and 10 tales on
Oolongs.
from the Ochotsko sea, has arrived at
San francisco with 81 900 fish.
Iron advanced yesterday 80 per cent.
SAN Francisco, July ga letter
from the Imperial Governor of the de-
partment of Tepec, Mexico, states that
the Liberal Gen. Corona has withdrawn
to Caleon, leaving small detachment
near Mazatlan to annoy the French.
He had made no offensive movement
since the 5th of May. The Imperialists
had received orders to commence an
active campaign on Sinaloa and Sono-
ra. Some Juarists had appeared at sew
eral points in Jalaizeo, but were easily
repulsed,
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June observation-disclosures
Sales Monday and Tuesday 1900 bales, in
GLIDING $500 to spectators and exporters; the
market was buoyant with an advance of 1z9
I'd per y, but closed with less nEEnneSs.
The Manchester market was quiet. Liver
pool breadstuhs-Flour quiet Beef firm.
Wheat hFm. Corn less drm.
I,Iverpool provision market.-Beef firm
Opened with an ADVANCE Of d 6d@5s per Dbl.
Pork firmer, and advanced d Sd per boil. Ba-
con frm. Lard dull. Tallow quiet and
steady Gomez quiet Rice quiet and steady,
Iinseed OIL inactive. Resin dull TuFpen-
tine dull. Petroleum, with small sales at
Is 10d.
LoNDoH. June 2S-Evening.- consols closed
at s8@S65s for money; u. g. 5-2Os 1861;
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Pittsburrh Ou9TarIxe,-

PITTsBURGH, July 8.
The Indications at present are unfavorable
for any Improvement in the oil trade, the de-
mand being light; little oil arriving and prices
dropping. BarTe1led oil cannot be quoted
above twelve cents, while bulk oil Is offered
at l21z9lSc, with some few buyers at l29I255,
packages returned: l7c, barrels included on
on board cars Sales on Saturday $40 bbls.
oIlk at l21z; 500 do. at l21S, and $50 do at l21{
al packages returned. Reports from OH
Slty quote crude very dull and prices nomI-
nal, az - BO&4 90 per barrel. Refined in bond
= quiet, and as we could not learn of any
SUES we omit quotations. Free oil Is dull
H HIIl neglected, and prices merely nominal.
SThptnh ana keSidunm are not inquired for.
increase can be looked for until a rise takes
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New York, July 9.-one case of
cholera was reported in New York, last
evening; also one in Brooklyn.
Advices from st. Domingo, 23d ult.,
state that the Liberal policy ofthe former
administration towards foreign enter
prises will be continued. The country
lismo, one of Bailey's band, raised a re-
bellion which was expected to be easily
uuelled, ..is7
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NEW YORK, July 9.-This afternoon
a boy 16 years of age, named NJ. w,
Cooper, employed by Messrs, Congreve,
Stuart q Cooper, had a bag containing
81, 100 snatched from his hand while
standing in the cashiers Office of the
Custom House, by an unknown man.
He pursued the man, but soon fell
senseless from the effects of chloroform,
It is thought the man escaped.
The money belonged to NIessrs
Jaussen, Schmidt d Rupert, and was
to be paid for customs.
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KflIe,I hY LIehfninr.

HARTFORD, July 9.-During a tenn
o'clock last evening, lightning struck
the house of Ohas. Whiting, in Forest
vile, Bristol, instantly killing Mr.. w.
and his son. Mrs. w. was Seriously
injured and though she still lives It is
doubtful If she will recover. She and
Mr.. Whiting sat on sofa and her son
on a chair near by.
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NEW YORK, July 9.-Nearly all the
bars were open yesterday, Superinten-
dent of Police Kennedey having issued
an order to make no more arrests for
the violation of the excise law, the con-
stitutionality of which will be deter
mined by the Court of Appeals.
Two deaths from cholera were report
ed yesterday.
A collection was made in Beecher's
church yesterday for the Portland suf-
ferers.
George Peabody arrived at Montreal
on Saturday, and was warmly well
coined, but waived public reception.
He will remain in Canada about ten
days, visiting various points of interest.
A Porto Rico letter says, the slave
population is rapidly diminishing by
emancipation.
The sugar and coffee crops are not
more than the average. The weather
is rather cooler, thermometer this
morning "a, sky overcast.
The steamers City of Manchester,
from Liverpool, Evening, Star, from
New Orleans, and New York, from As
pinwall, have arrived. The New York
brings San Francisco dates of Juue 10.
Senior Lorenzo, Private Secretary to
Santa Anna, died yesterday of pereto-
nelis.
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PhiIadeIphIa AIarlket.

Flour declining; superfine Ss9s as; extras
S9@9 75. Wheat dull with declining ten
dency; common TO choice red So 1902 81, lat
ter rate for new. Corn firm; western yellow
81 90. Coffee dull, Rio 2S1S@2Sc, currency.
Mess Pork $50 50933 90. Lard, in barrels, ~
(023c; in kegs 24c. Whisky steady; PennsyI-
Yania g 2a@2 D. and OHIO So 27a2 2SI%.
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PORTLAND, July 9-afternoon.-Safes
of nearly all descriptions have proved
worthless in most cases, when unpro-
tected, and few which did not fail
We're probably saved by circumstances.
It is judged from this that vaults only
Dulit rom the ground are entirely re-
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BunaIo Market.
BUFFA1o. .Tn1v q.

Flour quiet. Wheat inactive. Corn quiet
and easier; sales ONO. lat 74c, tending down
ward. OatS-Racine 4Sc; Chicago held ut 456g
46c; Milwaukee 49@5Oc. Barley nominal.
Rye-No. l Chicago held at SS99Oc; No MIL
waukee 81 90. Whisky nominal. Pork S32 so
993 90. Lard 2l1z@22c. Canal Freights-To
New York, wheat Ice; corn Ice. To Albany,
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weekly Bonl. Statement.
Mining stocks.

r-rsL SAN FARANCIsCo, July 9.
The stock market for the past week has
been generally stronger. The yield in the
mines was never better and there is n grow
ing drmneSs in the market. The deVelope-
ment OF Savage better June product, $3.50, 600;
Crown Point improves, June receipts Sl0,5O0.
Receipts of Gould & Curry for the same
month Sl46 600. For the month of June I'm
periRl reports SCI, 600 and Yellow Jacket $780,
900. Accounts from OvermRn good.
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NV oRLRANs, July !

New ORLEANS, July Judge
Howell has issued proclamation call
ing together the convention of 1854. 1t
is riliculed by the people and press.
Bagdad letters say the Imperial troops
taken of by the French men-of-war,
Bagdad.
The Liberals were occupying Mata-
moras and pursuing the specie train to
Monterey.
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OswEGos July Q.
Flour steady; Sill Is for No. Spring; si2 7s
for red winter; 10 5O@I5 as for Xxx. Wheat
quiet No. Milwaukee Club held Mt 81 %;
No. Chicago Spring 81 10; No. 2 do. 81 so.
Corn quteti No. ulinois Sic. Other grains
nominal. Canal Freights dull.
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The Observation-Disclosures.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The thermom-
eter again reached $50, yesterday.
Thirty-three cases ofsun-stroke were
reported. Part occurred on Saturday,
twenty-seven resulting in death.
Copious rains fell last night.
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= Innin Mnrket
81. LOUIS. July 9.

ST. LOUIS July y.
Flour quiet at sS9g1l for spring extra; SEQ
10 for double extra. Wheat unchanged; 81 %
90 so for new. Corn opened higher but closed
dull at 68657I1Sc. Oats firm at 436g4Sc. Pork,
Bacon and Whisky unchanged.
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Toledo market.
TOLEDO. Inlv 9.

4OLEDO' July ..
Flour steady. Wheat dun and transactions
Amber &c lower, sales at 81 %. Corn &c
lower, sales at CSC for No. mixed; re for
yellow; SIC for No. white, and SIC for No. 2
do. Lake Freights dull and unchanged.
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NeW OrIeans sLarl.et.

W" SfAA'EANa5 July ..
Cotton sitter; sales 600 bales low middIing
al sc; to-day's receipts 10 bales Sterling
unchanged. New York Exchange II, firm.
Freights dull.
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LOWELL, July THE assault of Nc
Ginnis upon DIR. Roberts yesterday was
slight, compared with the first report.
The DIR. was knocked down but not
otherwise injured.
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CHICAGO, July

CHICAGO, July Q.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; 81 90al 81 for
No. /, 81 Is for No. 2. Corn active at bg1z@G0c
for No. /, and 5s5<d59c for No. q. Oats firm
at 321<9321zc NoTNo. !. Provisions very dull.
HIghw1nes steady. Freights dull at I2c on
corn to Buffalo.
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The Drx Gooal. nInrIla,

NEW YORK, JULY.
Brown Sheeting-Appleton A, q; do. G.
Is; do: E, "a. Bleached Shirting-Forest Dale
81. -Prints-Cocheco 81; Dnnnel. lIIS; Free
man, Il; Empire, 1917. Brown Drills1Booth
Mills, %; Globe, p; Corset Jeans-Laconia,
az; Bases, l6.
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general I.one..-1TnetereI ont.

General LRne.-NInStered Out.
ST.. LOUIS, July s.-General Lane was
little weaker last night but physi-
clans don't regard this symptom unfa-
vorable.
The 2lst New York cavalry were
mustered out at Denver recently, most
of its members desiring to remain in
Colorado.
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Tar.

BBLS. WILMINGTON, NORTH
SD4 Carolina Tar-large barrels, lust received
and for sale at reduced prices by
-, CHAS. IA; BERRY
apFA no. Ii Water st,
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The rope
works of Weaver q Filter were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night. Loss
probably SIS, 900, with little or no in
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The Latest News.

BY TELEGRAPH.

BY the Union lime:
ONCE, corner Of Main and Monroe street
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NEw YoRK, July 9.-The Posts spec
ial says !: Efforts are already making
to procure the pardon OF Paymaster
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Fires

LTrTnE FALLS, N. Y, July 9.-The
Valley House and Walter Wager's cab
met shop were destroyed by fire yester-
day morning. Loss $4,000; partially
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Mr.. Ramsay offered an amend-
ment to the amendment of Mr..
Nesmith, that privates Of the regular
and volunteer army who have
served three years and been honorably
mustered out, may wear the uniform
oflieutenant on occasions Of ceremony,
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The Commercials special says that
there is every Indication that the tariff
bill viii be defeated or reconamitted. 4
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-19
On Selfish Conf, nee.

ls it not very wonderful that the radicals
who are opposing the Presidents recon
struction policy i'll Congress, should be 80
stupid as not to see their folly, in trying to
make amendments to the Constitution.
and pass Acts for the perpetuation of their
authority and power, when every school
boy, who can read the Constitution, does
know, that the present so-calied Congress-
ID only bogus concern, and cannot make
any constitutional Act without all the
States are represented in Congress? None
OF the States have ever been out of the
Union, or admitted by the Federal Govern
ment to be ont of the Union; but even il
they had been ont, the Presidents late
proclamation has restored them to their
former status in the Union, and gives to
each State the right to claim, at the hands
of the United States Government, all the
rights and privileges of Republican form
OF government, which is guaranteed to
them in the Constitution. But il the
eleven States, who We're in state OF re-
bellion, are TO be governed according to
the dictates of six or eight puritanical
fanaticai dcssPots, who. forsooth, congre-
gate and call themselves the Congress OF
the United States, against the will, and, in
spite Of the power OF the President, and all
the forces at his command; and, indeed,
have talked about impeachins the Presi-
dent, /! he does not succumb to their
folly; il, indeed, there is not any power
i'll the Government, nor in the people OF
the United States, which can cheek such a
factlon then Is our Government no more
than = rope OF sand, and our Constitution
not worth the paper i. is written on.
II those gentlemen, who are so anxious
for the elevation OF the freedmen above
the whites, wish to legislate for their CO.
lorcd brethren i'll particular, they can
easily get few hundred, or few thou
sand families, and coloniZe them, and go
and live with them, where they can cult
vate their minds and prove their philan-
thropy FOR the race. The States that have
been heretofore pestered with them, would
very checrfnlly give them up for such pur-
pose; hnt if the colored race is to be left
with their former owners, the white folks
do not wish for the colored race to be
upperm"st, but would prefer the radical
Congress to take them away and treat
them just as good IA they please: SO mote
it be, says SENEX.