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Conslgnees per South Carolina Railroad
Juno 8 and o.

2S7 bales Cotton 20 bales Yarn bbIs Spirits Turpen
tine, 106 bbls Rosin, cars Lumber cars Furniture
and sundres To- B Sloan, Wiss & Co. Adams,
Smith. Fraser Dill, W Williams & 90, " NJ Lawton
q Co. Misses & Al Miller, Kinok & wickenberg Man
toue Go, p Eogarty 6 90, @ Walter & Co. Cameron,
Barkley Go. W Smith. williams. T a CO, Chisolm
Bros, Mey, Lee Spencer. Cosgrove q e Pritch-
ett Fraser q Co, Sopby Jones, La6tte Pratt WILL
son Bros, W Roach, Willis & Chisolm w Dukes Co.
Styles Garter. W P Dowling. B o"Neil J White. D
ANIME, W Courtney, Hoppock, Mrs Gateyood
Vim Marscher. q Hacker. James Wiley, B Il Barden,
Utsey, 81 Rodgers 90, 2 Davis, Marshall Beach
& Co, L + Rooster, II L Jeffers & Co
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COTTON GINS.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
Il arrangements once moro for the manufacture Of
the best COTTON GINS ever made In this country,
now prepared TO receive orders from Planters and
others Wishing to purchase. = -
The long Established and wellknown reputation Of
ELLIOTTB COTTON GINS. will. we hope, be sum
hon. J. M FI.ii0TT q CO.
hay II WinnBboro, 3. O.
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Mobile Market.

. MOBILE, June 6.-CoTToN.-The LIVERPOOL news To
she 2'sh published teis morning reporting another do
onne ana Middng Uplands at I'D, caused further
In prices here and acora to cover up what
ntte tney had been Offering Two buyers entered the
to $50 for Middlipg e "s %
MONETARY AND F1sANo1AL.-The only feature OF the
market to-day is an advance In Gold, caused by like
change In New York. The Hmall business done has
'peen St l4o TO i42 but some holders asking 145
Sterling continues at 145 to lat for best bilIs
New York Sight 4 to = premium.
New Orleans Sight remains at par.
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Palermo, consisting of 1729 boxes Oranges and 1887
boxes Lemons all sold. Oranges mostly in bad order
p box. " S3 " W. Az
fLoUR-Medium grades OF winter wheat Flour are in
GeInano, and command still better prices A sale OF
pers spring wheat steady at 50 76 with further
a. tnat price We aso notice sale Of 5000 hbls oy-
repeat last viz
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE June 7-CoAL-Recepts Of Cumber.
land are very large and demand for Eastern shipment
aso heayy, with prces steady Mt Sc ton at Lo.
CosFEE-The market continues dull and prices de-.
pressed Tor gold Sales confined to small lots from
primo Rio. oe ~ ~ w. |s e
,atts ttn-Posomso Herrings are In demand and prices
Norh ~ sor lots from the wharf, end SO from store
brands aroas, SPIy light quote go to ek for ahort
siA !, tos sa Msckere are scarco new So are
aSa FSUtrM ~ ~ ,n,itn 70 iiSn but few yet reoaived
'A "'oAy' cargo Of brig Eolo. from
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June 9-CoTToN.-Good demand to-day
We quote Mddlngs at 29c Strict MddlinRs at SOC and
Is better than for lower. eo
GoLD.-Gcod demand Brokers buv at 1el md 1or
and sell at 1855 and 1877, ~ -o'
sHVEh-Buy ing at $50 and selling at 1885,
Georgia Railroad Stock SO 81 Central Railroad stock
:97 to 98; City Bonds 90. NA
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Arrived Saturday.
JUNE 8

Steamship Knight, Lsrmour, Baltimore, left -
Inst. Mdze. To Willis & Chisolm. Csmpsen & 90,
Baker & 90, W Roach, Klatte & %, Tsnnunson,
Frank, Il aerdts & 90. T Peake, Clifford Il Mat
thieves. Cobla & Go. sahlman, stenhouse h 90,
W Chsfoe, Hunt Bro, j Fl Graver, Pratt Il Wilson
B.oa, Street Bros & %, r r Co, g W Aimar, Ma
ional Express 90. Wurhmann & Lillienthal,
Sloan, J O II Clausgen, Helms, Silcox, W Will
den q 90, stenhouse & Go, Thurston & Holmes, ]
Fioken, Wardlaw & Carew, Laurey Alexander, Chis.
olm Bros Knck. Wickenbe-g Co.
sehr Louiss Sam Aucruu, Cooper River. Rosin and
Turpentne. To OArt Kopf Jeryey.
Arrived YoBtsrday. fJUNE 10
Steamship Moneko, Marshman, New York-left Thurs.
day. M Mdze, To A Getty 4 Co. Willis & Chisolm,
D A ANIME, Adams. Frost h Co. N AveIn & Bon. Ad.
ANS, Damon 90. Austin & Albee. A II Abrahams
ohofr A 90. W T Durgs 90. O d Brahe 90, q Bow
or, Mrs Bernard. BRISTOL. Bisael Bro. Bui.
& Co. w Ohefee M cater, W B CLARK b 90. J A Con.
dy, Cohen Ohisolm Bros, q Conner, sa CourtonAy,
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Sperm at 50 co. Unbeached do at 81 7o@2 rs; Lard OIL
at 81 9o@2; Rcd Oil at 85@9Jo; Linseed OIL ct 81 $50
/ SO y gallon
PErnoLKuM-Continues In limited demand at 2s0
26hc for Crude AGA 70 for Refined In bond and $50
SIC for do. free per gallon.
PRovIsIoEs-Pork has been In active speculative de
mand but at irregular pricos. Sales last 7lOO
$50 az regulars $40 26 to ~ so ono year old
S2I ~ to $27 80 for Prime MeBs sag 25 to 500 so
for Thin Mess S2 25 to S24 ~ new Primo per bbl
saies wore also made Of so bbls Mess at $50 76
June delivery sellers option; $S1 for July and August
gust delivery buyers per bbl Cut Meats continue In
isr request at lax to 1870 for Shoulders and IT to
ls Tor Hams; sales $40 packages Bacon iB in
saies ESQ boxes at 8ko for short Ribbed and 1870 for
since our last $50 herces aud bbls at IsH to per
lb Beef continues In moderate demand at SIG TO so
for new Plain Mess aud $21 $74 90 extra do
sales have been reported OF 600 bbs Tierce Beef 10
per bb Butter quiet and heavy to SOC for State
and as to 4oc for Western. Cheese Is dull to 20c per
To- Messrs Starn q Floyd notice the weeks business
In Butter and Cheese hus "The receipts of the week
are ,s62 packayes The market s dull and heavy and
trade confined to local and domestic portg
which arc supplied principally by selections Western
and Pennsylvania at prices much lower than State
Our dairy are holding for higher prices while the
bulk on the market ia Western. Our quotations arc
nominal"
sUaAns are in request and steady. saeI since our
last ll40 hhds Cuba, &C., a from lOx to $780, and $50
boxes Havana, part at 1lH to 12hc per ID. Refined
sugars arc In good request at AK to ITO per lb.
lbs grease at IL to l3o per Id.
WHBKEY has been quiet, 20 to 50 27 per gallon.
fREtdHrs nave been inactive. For Liverpool tho en-
gaeements included 200 tons mahogany ISs per ton
and by steamer, 100 bales cotton at 3l6d por TO- For
Cork and orders. bark With corn at 5s per quarter
For direct port In the British channel bark with
corn, at 4s per quarter.
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ShhiS.-Nneat -oOO Dusnels red onered; 600 bushels
prime Pennsylvania sold at s. 06; Western sprlng
offered. Corn.-Receipts SMALL comprised OF 37U0
bushels white and 1900 yellow; prices were sustsned
sales if00 bushels mixed white at 80 eta; 1000 bushels
1000 bushels in lots at sS 0ats-2e5o bushels re-.
ported received 1400 bushels light sold at 76 cts and
4oO6 bushels Chicago at Go to 50 per bushe weight
Rye.-A lot OF Maryland offered; held at 81 To- and si
offered. W ~ ~ -
MoLAssEs.-Market firm. with further sales ropo rted
OF ~ puncheons English Island ut 65 cs 10 terces do
90 ct ana II bbs 81 cts quote Cuba cayed 80 to SO
Go a3 6S to 66 cs Porto Rico 10 to 80
English Island 66 to 80 cta per gallon.
PorAToEs-Are still jobbing from vessels side at
81 40 to 81 As per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs.- With light stock and good demand the
market is firmly maintained for all descriptions We
report sale of 20 hhds Bacon at cts and
90 do In lots, at 16H cts Sides are steady at I8 cts
for jobbing los. Bulk Meats held firm; Shouldere
at cts and Sides IT to Tx OTIS. Lard we quote at
ak cts for City and % for Western tiorces and
barrels. Meas Pork $S1 rs to $50 for Western.
BuTrER-market unsettled and prices deprepsed
quote prime Western as to $50; gades held at 28 to
W cents, but only 26 cents offered for ane yellow;
roll 20 to 25o tho latter for choice cios
ing dull. ~
faas are In demand with sales at a to as oonts DER
dozen. ' f'-
sAlT-some inquiry for large lots Liverpool ground
alum, but held Arm at g. Small lots are jobonR lower:
We quote 81 IS to 90; MarshaiPs and WorthnRton's
fine 33 as; other brands to SS per sack Rook asa
to SO per ton TURKS Island In lots from store IS to coo
sUaAR-The market is quiet but arm, with sales OF
70 bbis Porto Rico ut 1870; 80 hhds do primo I1ko:
ls9 bbls English Island lSc; S9 hhds Cuba contrfu
gal ut 1SA cents We revise quotations as follows:
1lH to 12Ho; prime do lax to 13o; common to good
TO 14o; Havana No IL 12o Refined is steady st last
quotations.
WHIsKEH-Market waa quiet to-day. Yesterday 1so
bbls Western, bond, sold at 50 90 we quote ANAL
lots 2 81 TO 50 81 Per gallon.
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Howard street super and cut Extra. Io2s a 10 80
howard street Extra Shipping. 1l6O a IL 90
howard street do. rcta ling. @ Is 80
howard street Family. 1460 @ 1850
Ohio super and Out Extra 0.25 q 10 so
Ohio shipping Extra. IL so @ 1900
Ohio Retailing .13 90 q IL so
Ohto Family. .1400 a 1900
SorthWestern Super. $50 q 1000
Northwestern Extra. 1925 @ 11.60
Sity Mills super. $50 a 9.76
CITY Mis Standard Extra. @ Ills
Oity Mills Shipping brands 90 "a IA 90
Baltimore Welch's Greenfield Family IT. 80 "a OO 90
baltimore high grade Extra retailing ...16 so O. 00OO
hyo flour, new. w.......................6 600 a 6.26
Corn heal-Yellow and White. 400 a 4.76
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BALTIMORE. juno 7.-CArTLE-The Offering during
the week Were 64S head against 1854 head Wee or
the ofernge 21o came from Ohio I4b from Illinois, 86
from West Virginia, So from Kentucky all uia the Bala
more and Ohio Railroad so from Maryland, on foot
and lao left over from last week. Tho cattle were din
posed OF follovs 120 head to Washington butchers
80 to Murphy Bathgade Warrington, Tor Government
consumption, 81 to Eastern market 20 left oyor nm
eod and the balance taken by Baltimore butohera
We quote common at S6@S7 so. decline Of from * TO
1c per 10; prime 5000. decline Of 10 per lb and
few extra ut 50 26 No scsawaRs offered and the
market closed dull with Q downward tenoepoy.
SHKKP-Supply good, but owing to q demand from
Philadelphia prtoes have advanced 10. We quote to-
day at 6@6Ho for clipped. No wool sheep In market
Hoas-The supply during the week has been good
with moderate demand. Sales made at lSx@Sl4o
an sdvance Of 10 aince our last report
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Havana Markets.

Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce1
HAVANA, June 2-The unfavorable news from Eng
land has had Its effect upon sugar market and we
can give no quotations. owing to the few
that have taken place during the week. Shipped this
week hance and from Matauzas, boxes 1898 hhs
OF which to Now York. 9714 boxes 207S hhds; Boston
1000 boIes; PHILADELPHIA $40 boxes $50 hhda; Balt.
more GO boxes 6S5 hhds New Orleans 37s7 boxes 1855
at 7 rials.
CHARTERs-Closed since our last: For New York,
Dark John Grin $500 sugar at six; bark orl to Sor-
tep $500 boxes sugar, do; Portlend brig Br) Sarah
Hall $50 hhds Sugar at S6H North Of Hattera sch
or Express (va Matanzas) l20 hhds Molasses at S5;
bark Br) Sparkling Sea vn ssguaJ. 600 hhds sugar
EIoHAsoKs.-London, ls@lsX premium at 60 days.
sight; Paris, 6H to do do; United States Southern
oittes Is to "A discount American gold, to pre-
MUM.
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The Daily News.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1866.
COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

Imports.
LlVERPOOL-Pere chip Amelia 396 tons Coal tn Order.
pacssges Earthenware, to Chisolm Bros & Co: q
Sasks Hardware. to Adger q Co; 1 quarter cask
c
en oe UVens @ and Covers 200 extra Covers 200 Bis
Chimney Bricks, to HGger CO: sS caass npS ma
shinery. to Order; casks Earthenware, to " b
stanley; cask Wine. cases Mdze, to order.
Exports.
NEW YoRKIPer steamship Quaker oity-sss bales
posatoes Potatoes and Vegetables, ~ Packages D'''
bosIoN-Per schr sophia Il Jameson1I2 bales Cotton
BALT1MoRE-Per schr A j Bentieyos1s hhdsp po and %
Gns aSTces s,5 Molssser So 4es feet Pine Timber Per
schr Mary Augusta-60,000 feet Pine Lumber ~
Fer schr Wenonah-6O.O0 .O0O feet Pine Lumber
Tho CharIcston Cotton Market,
on Saturday the Cotton market Was firm and un.
changed, with sales of about 12O bales We ouote:
stlisi sMt1aalHgi meii. .32@ss
'''..-.......-. ...-@335
Savannah Market.
&c, hxtANNAH Juno s.-CoTroN.-The receipts OF cot
baoa sinfe n tIe ist lust have been follows vz 2S27
pSs oi opand and 40 bales Sea Island. The exporta
do 9 seo me have reached 27t2 bales Upland 50
and 80 bales Sea Island to New Yor oss5 9Aes he's
a and a5 bales Sea Isand to Baltimore 81 bales Up
cleared stock of Upland and asp Talea s
COTTON STATEMENT
.Ree.,,.s ,,,,, , Uplands. Sea 1sld
0p'e 'iioo 'une 1...... 1927 40
Exports since June l.....,. o767 20
Exported previously iy............., .2O9sli ssI9
2l2,s6s ss7
Stock September I, 1866 6... a7oI 90,
received since Juno l.......... 2'027 an
heoetved previously. sly..........,..,2 2I9sS5 eOaI
In,s F4sn neSelpts .22e,zs6 1855
~P'1S' 'in'e eeP1 l........ ..212,663 S,871
s'1Sn ST,A VI 1hnu june i............. 1878 464
There hns been but little business IN the
market during the past week. owing to the con-
anued stringency In the money market and the condi
tion OF financial affairs in Europe and decided down
nr tendency s eIhbited The business cotton in
lew saes now making hardly warranting us In getting
up q report. We quote follows:
nominal
otreI 90; SO to-
There has been nothing done In Sea Island Cotton.
and We are without quotations
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Latest Foreign Markets.

Per Aric1l
LIVERPOOL, May 26-A. M.-CorToN. regular
weekly report OF the Liverpool cotton market for
warded by the Nova Scotian.
BRKADsTUFFs-Are dull Richardson, Spence & Co
report: Flour dull. Wheat dull but steady winter red
losSd to l0s9d Corn hrmer; mixed sos to S0sSd.
PRov1sIeNs-Tend downward. Meaara. Biglnnd,
Athya Co. and Bruce MoAuife reports Beef dull
aud sttll declining. Pork quiet and STEADY. Bacon
nominal at decline Of "a to "a the week Lard arm
ut 73a. Butter dull and unchanged.
PnoDUoE.-The Brokers' Circular reports: Ashes
nominal for pots at 32s to SOssd pearls at l0a
sugar easier. Coffee very dull. Rice tending down.
ward. Linseed fat Linseed cakes quiet and steady.
Linseed oil quiet at 40n6d to 41s. Sperm oi-No sales
Rosin steady ut 6s to 7s3d Spirits urpentne quiet st
49g. Petroleum inactive at laid to "a for refined
LONDON hARKETs-Baring8 Circular reports: Bread
sun9 quiet Bad quotations barely maintained; iron
quiet at f8 to f6 6s for rails and bars and 6Is for
SCOTCH pig Sugar heavy and Cd to 1s lower OofIee
etil! declining. Tea dull and easier. Rice steady
Taow very dull at Alo. Spirits turpentino ouiet at
49, Petroleum steady at 2s IHd for refined. Linseed
cakes very dull and 6s lower Lnseed oil et deoiin-
Ing. Sperm oil nominal.
LONDON MONEY MARKKr-Consols oIoaed m Tueaa.v
at to 66 Erie ahares at 20 to H. and Illinois Cen-
trals at TAX to 76X.
Latest uia Queenstown
LrvERpooL May 26, p. M.-Cotton-saIes to-day TO- 600
bales, OF which 5000 taken by speoulstors and az
portero. Market frmor but unchanged
BreadstuRs inactive.
Provisions dull.
LONDON. May 2s, P. M-oonsoIs closed at 81 to s7k
for money. u. g. fvetwentes 65k to 86x Eric sharea
AK to AK, and Illinois CentraIs at rs to roy
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Wilmington Market

uIurH0Ls
WILMINGTON. June une9-TUBPRNTnsE-None received
and no salea reported.
SPIRITS TURPENTFE-soles Of only So bbls, at 65o
per gallon for white
RosIN-salea all bbls at &c. 50 76 to 81 for No. 81
so for Opaque s. 90 for red and 50 26 for strained COM
mon.
OorroN-44 bales changed hands at 50 centa per ID
for middling.
HAY-2O0 bsles Northern received and sold from
wharf at CSC per 100 lbs.
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New Orleans Market,

market to tSs as II
bales, at to ID decline middns uplands being aaoted @
at I'D and mtdd1ing Orleans a. I'D The Intelligence
by the Nova tcotan has had eeot upon our market
Thateysr and we must continue to report at stand
view OF the disastrous OF the growing CROP
Which az are daily Increasing while most orders in the
OF the low prices ruling Europe and difficulty in the
tosy have been resroed to bass a. as. the sales
some other traing lots, at irregular prices and the
OF that it would be useless to attemnt to nsh
reliable quotations In fact factors and brokers cannot
agree upon the value OF any classification.
sTATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st Sept, 1865. baIes-ss 2ss
heeevea SIN e yesterday ay.............. 2S7
v,,-.o, 709.6sI
Exported previously. ly............. .666 s5I-e74 es2
The exports include AGA bales for Havre 1851 for
Liverpool and 1868 bales for New York '0-
since yesterday comprise 40 hhds Sugar, no Moasses
There has been better inquiry to-day and at frmer
and there is no Louisiana Moasses on the market while
the foreign production is plenty especially that Of the
character. Sales include O. hhds Of yellow clarified
and white at 1870 for yellow 100 q ib for white
Whatever IN IN @ hss
Was some little inquiry noticeable It Is Offering
FnEIaHTs-Thc demand for all points is of very re.
character and rates cannot be reported much
better than nominal. Steamers when placed on the
perth have fixed quotation, but when the day of de.
Parre arrives ard space is still vacant terms are made
easy 70 ahppers Sailing vessels different classes
not unfrequeny happens that Yesse chartered a an
extreme figure lowers the quotation when In need of
freight with which to l up. The prices given to-day
are 70 "a by steamship and IS to I'd per lb by sai-
ing vessels for cotton to Liverpool to by sa
and to New York and Boston by steam per b for cot
TON and TOO Dbl for four and by sail to 9-6c per
Id for cotton and 46c per bbI for flour.
ApalachicoIa Market.
APAhAcHIcoIA COTTON srATRMKNr, JUNE a.
ReceiptB TO Sept 1856. lag, sol
Receipts from Sept to date. ,685
1oIai. ,Sy6
EXPORTS.
10 LfVefpoot. .S,703
NeW
now OEleanB
11obton .16O5
80. .769
kroVluence .T61-126,7z7
Stock hand and shipboard not cleared 6ss
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. June une9-TUBPRNTNE-None received
and no salea reported,
SPIRITS TURpENTINE-ssles Of only So bbls, at 55c
per gallon for white.
RosIN-salea all bbs OF SO, 50 rs to 81 for No.
~ b. n m fo-- = r.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AND
SEED STORE,
No. 173 EAST BAY.
LITTLE s. MARSHALL.

WTHOLFSALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN AaRr.
w CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of all kinds:
SAW AND ROLLER GINS. horse power, and GRIsT
MILLS, always on hanI.
Agents for rAtCHAMRAULTS STEAM ENGINE and
fN1ERSOLGS sATEl, fCOFFON IsS e
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

on Saturday the Cotton market Was firm and un.
changed with sales of about 12O bales. We quote
Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .oaoo
"@-N~~ AAAe>A'S
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FROM wEsrv1LLE. INDIANA.

WEsTvILLE, IND~ July 10.-The
Union Congressional Convention at
this place to-day was one of the most
enthusiastic and harmonious gather
ings ever held in the District. Col
Thomas Bringhurst, formerly of the
Forty sixth regiment, was made chair
man of the meeting .,
The counties were all fully repre-
sented.
A letter from Speaker Colfax,
agreeing to accept The nomination il
rendered him was read, and amid a
storm of cheers he was nominated by
acclamation. @
The resolutions passed are Of the
true Union order, setting forth in
strong terms the principals of the
party that saved the country from
the Vaccinations of traitors abroad
and sympathizers at home.
When the Convention adjourned
each member went home with de-
termination to work increasingly for a
larger Union majority this fall than
has ever been given in the old Ninth
District. J-5s
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FROI PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me, July IL The
Portland Mutual Insurance Company,
which has been represented as losing
only $1,000 can not lose less than
100000 It has been in operation
many years, taking risks on houses at
very low rates, mostly among middle
classes. 1t will be able to pay about
20 per cent. on the loss. This will
fall very severely on widows and or
phans and poorer classes, which in
sured in the company.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, July 10.-A Vera Cruz
letter of June 25th says: General
Frequenna has taken Tuscara by
storm Luca, only forty miles from
the city of Gayee, is in peril Of cap
ture by the Liberals. Tiscolapan is to
be soon evacuated by the French gar
rison, who will be sent to reinforce
Tampico, the latter being seriously
threatened by the Republicans at Ta-
bascO The Liberals had disabled a
French gunboat while attempting to
go up the river from Fontria. 10
a Darmstadt letter says nothing
can be more preposterous than the
news sent by the Prussian telegraph
to England There never was so
much as a skirmish at Freidburg.
The three Darmstadt regiments said
to be destroyed, are quarted in this
town. The Prussians have not burned
Zentan, and the order of the day of
Benedek is Prussian forgery from
beginning to end.
am in position to state that "a for
ward movement of the 8th Army Corps
and general attack upon the Bohe-
mian frontier are not to be expected
for five days a hhlhaV
The Austrian auxiliary corps,
1900 strong, has now arrived and is
quartered on the left bank of the
Main The troops of Baden are in
the movement, and will join In two
or three days.
The overrunning Of Hanover, Hesse
and Hamburg has no importance
whatever,
The Electoral troops are quite safe
at Gaetnahausen.
The utmost secrecy is kept up about
the movements. th
The Federal army at Vienna is also
idle.
Letters say the Austrian papers
make no mention of their army, but
are filed with false and distorted
dispatches from Prussian and italian
sources.
The 1ribme's special gives promi-
nence toa Washington letter which
purports to give the points of an in
terview between Mr. Ward of ALLIE
CLANCY District, and Mr.. Randall OF
New York, on the subject Of appoint
ments to office. The latter is said to
have said, " this matter has got to be
fought out between Congress and the
President" He also gave Mr.. Ward
notice that there was to be a general
removal of all Postmasters who dc
not favor the Presidents policy.
The new cattle yard sheds at Com
mingham were blown down by the re-
cent storm; loss $4,000.
Head Center Stevens is preparing
an address to the Fenian Brother
hood of America, and to the friends
of the Brotherhood here He re
ceives many invitations every day tC
lecture in the country.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE metro
politan police bill is before the Sen
ate. Governor Brownlow's nominees
were elected by voteaof Is to 2. 1t
is known there will be a quorum in
the House tomorrow. "
Paymaster Remington's safe, in his
Office, was broken open last night and
$4,000 abstraeted. Some members of
the 10th infantry are suspected, and
they are closely watched.
Major Rowan's oil wellat McMinn-
vile took fire on Friday evening and
burned all night, thwarting every en-
deavor to extinguish it.