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, Feeling Tribute 10 the women of
Richmond.

IT., Tu>cumhia Aiubumian publishes the
t..al # one Of our memorial aS>ocia-
..,. a,& add, the following remarks:
We insert the above with pleasure, and
nrua the objects Of the Memorial
A. a,."o." IlappcalS 10 the Sympathcs
.... who loved the Confederate cause and
..-..- a. preserve from oblivion the names
# t.. heroes who fought for cause which
,.g believed 10 br right.
I'll. women 81 Richmond need no Gu
-E. y ItiuE four years Of the bloody
gu. wal while war ragged almost within
t... >.h'. they never iAltered in the per
,.-saa>er oi duty nor proved rccrcant to
,u.- cause they had cSpouscd. They en-
..r.-.l the Respondent, administered 10
,.s ..... and wounded i'll the crowded hos
I. Is. buried the dead, and knew mo
.... word as fail
. The cause is lost, but their devotion is
exhausted. They turn 10 the army that
.. upuud Richmond-the army of Con-
a.ute dcad--and say that the last rest
t- t.arrs OF those they loved shall not be
tr-,tvu. Many Of Alabama's hravcst
..4 most chiyalrous spirits, whom She
"mI aud honorcd while living, now re-
..,v ia Hollywood and lakewood side by
,.c with Nirginia's sons. Peace to their
,,.v,. Our political sky is overcast with
lark clouds, and Stevens, Kelly, and But
H.. ,.ar>t for the blood Of those who resist
d" oppression, aud were true to the land
$50 lowe. Notwithstanding our mistor
.-, and disgrace we are not denied the
,.ur-c Of houoring the immortal dead,
d decorating their graves and perpetn-
a,'- their sacred memories. God bless
"r women OF Richmond; they have oul
"a@r>, >ymratics in their work; and the
o-0.as4tlou al the Memorial Association
# gladden. the hearts Of the mothers,
wives. and daughters Of the south, who will
cooperate with them in paying the merited
- 49, -. -.-.-..t l.. II Hon Lnrnns ~
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
Special telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.
Sale of the Government Stock i'm tho
Dismal swamp Canal Company.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The House OF
Representatives to-day passed joint rcso-
luton authorizing the Secretary Of tile
Treasury to sell at auction the eight hun
drcd shares Of stock owned by the Govern
mcnt i'll the Dismal Swamp Canal Com
pany. CAPITOL.
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Fire I'm schenectady.

SCHENECTADY, June 26.-The extedsive
locomotive works here were destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss three hundred
thousand dollars, and five hundred hands
thrown out of employment.
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Frem Neutrality-suspicious.
demptiOn of Certificates Of Indebf.

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-D. IL. Strothcr,
of West Virginia, was confirmed as Con-
sui to Buenos Ayres to-day.
The Secretary of the Treasury will re-
deem all certificates Of Indebtedness fall
ing due after August 3lst, with accrued
interest thereon, if presented for redemp-
ton on or before July LIST.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Further Details by the Moravian.

FARTHER POINT, June 25.-Vry Latest
Commercial by The Morarian.-Lir9pool,
Friday Erening, ria neutrality-suspicious..
Sales of the week, $4,000 bales, including
400 bales to SPECTATORS, and 10000 to ex-
portcrs. The market ruled firmer for the
week, at an advance of 1aGld. u II. for
American, and slightly dearer for other
descriptions. The quotations are: Orleans
fair, 16Id.; Orleans middling, 141ad.
Mobile fair, l6d.; Mobile middling, AID.
Uplands fair, l5Hd.; Uplands middling,
lad. The stock in port is 100000 bales,
including All 900 American. Breadstuffs
are frmer. Holders Of -four demand an
advance. Corn dull and declining.
London, June l5.-Consols closed at
86kGs656; Five-twenties, 6334G65. The
Bank increase for the week was Il ,2O3,OOC
bullion.
The German Diet, by vote of nine tc
six, resolved to mobilize the Federal army
The Prussian member protested against
the decision of the Diet. Austria's repre-.
sentative insisted on the indissOlubility o
the confederation, and the Diet voted its
adhesion to Austria's Diet declaration.
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roYNER's WHITE, BLACK ANT

NOYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
" BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-This we'll known
WATERING PLACE, situated In Botetourt county,
Va, on the line and In full view of the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, Will be open for the re-
SONS leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond,
and Petersburg, by morning train, spending the
night I'm Lynchburg, will arrive the following
morning. the trains stopping Immediately opposite
The undersigned formerly OF Richmoni) takes
pleasure in informing his friends and the public
that he has removed TO this place with the inten.
ton of making his permanent residence, and Will
spare neither trouble nor expense to render
az r.ea lie and pleasan to his guests.
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the nedt.
cnal qualities of which generally and favor.
ably known that II Is deemed unnecessary to speak
OF their value.
Those DESTROYS Of using the Allegheny or Alum
Waters be supplied.
APINE BAND will be in attendance during the
season. =.
Colonel WARD, so favorably known az Manager
OF the Fauauier White sulphur Springs has been
engaged and will be pleased to see his friends:
Those desiring comfortable quarters would do
well TO make early application.
The price of board Will be three dollars per day;
| children and servants In proportion deduction
Of ten per cent. will be made on all bills for ono
week twenty per cent. for one month, and twenty.
| Il 90 per cent for two months or longer.
| PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., Richmond, Va, will
keep constant supply Of the water, put up in
quart bottles, twenty-four In case, ready Tor
| shipping. . WILLIAM II. fhl,
| NV l5-eodsw Proprietor.
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A Spicy Little Debate I'm Congress.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-ln the debate
on the bill allowing the payment of claims
not exceeding five hundred dollars for
stores furnished to the army, Mr.. Howard
said the bill was very sweeping, and would
involve a great outlay. He asked if the
Committee on the Judiciary had inquired
how much money would be taken out of
the Treasury under this bill.
Mr.. Poland said the committee had not
made inquiry. No matter what the amount
was, he thought the Government ought to
pay it. 1t only contemplated the payment
of loyal men.
Mr.. Howard was opposed to paying any
body south, loyal or disloyal.
Mr.. Trumbull thought loyal southern
men ought more promptly be paid than
Northern men.
Mr. Howard retortcd that they were
alien enemies, and out Of the Union which
Mr.. Trumbull denied. The matter was
deferred.
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Governor COny and the COnstitu.
tiOnaI Amendment.

AUGUSTA, MAINE, June 26.-Govornor
Cony manifests a desire to convene the
Legislature, for the ratification of the con-
stitutional amendment, if a sufficient
number of States concur in the same &C
ton to accomplish the purpose.
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New ORLEANS, June 25.-Thrcc suicides
were committed here to-day.
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Charges against General Fitzpatrick.

Charges against General Fitzpatrick.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Charges affect
ing the private character of General Kill
patrick, Minister to Chill, are said to have
been presented to the State Department,
If true they will no doubt cause his speedy
return,
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SHIPPING.


TOR NEW YORK.-TO SAIL FRI
II DAY MORNIG at o'clock. A
The magnificent side-wheel steam <fN
snR sAsAT 4 leave APShP 81 a SSs
Passengers desiring II can take their berths Thurs
day night.
Freight received all day Thursday.
10 27-2t GARRETT +. WATSON, Rockets
EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON -POWHATANG 1c07 .
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. SEMI. go
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond szx1Zx q
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY ,.Leaves Baiu
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain ROBERT
TRAvERs, will leave here III o'clock, A. NJ :,
WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant.
Freight received MONDAY ana up 10 o o CLOCK
=. NJ, TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state. rooms
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 50.
For freight or passage apply to
DAVID < WILLIAM CURRlE,
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'S,
Ia o53t Fifteenth street.
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The Three and Five Cent Currency
Treasurer Spinner on Monday issued tn,

Treasurer Spinner on Monday issued tho
following circular:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
TEEASUREE'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June %, 1866.
In pursuance of two several acts Of Con,
grcSS, this Department has discontinued
the issue Of paper currency OF the demo.
minaton Of five and three cents.
All orders for currency below the demo.
mination Of ten cents should therefore bc
addressed to the Director of the Mint, al
Philadelphia, accompanied by a remit.
lance for the amount, in the manner indi
Gated by the following circular, issued by
the Director Of the Mint:
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, }
PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1866.
Sir,-The following are the regulation,
for the distribution of the cents and new
nickel three and five cent pieces Of the
United States:
The bronze one and two and the nickcI
three and five cent coins can now be had
at the mint, in exchange for the gold and
silver coins, or lcgal-tcnder notes Of the
United States. The new three cent pieces
are put up in bags of thirty dollars, and
the five cent pieces in sums of fifty dollars
each, and either of these sums, or any larger
amount of which thirty or fifty is multi
pie, will be sent in the order of the entry
of application.
The reasonable expenses Of the trans.
portation Of the cent and three cent
pieces, in sums of thirty dollars, and five
cent coins in sums of fifty dollars or up.
wards, to any point accessible by railroad
or steamboat, will be paid by the mint.
The Adams Express Company will act
as agents for parties ordering cents, &C., tc
which money or drafts on national banks
payable to their order, may be sent, Of
drafts on or certificates Of deposit in ma.
tional banks, payable to the order of the
director or the treasurer of the mint, may
be sent, and the coins ordered will be for
warded when the money is received or the
drafts collected.
JAMES POLLOCK, Director.
No remittance for currency below the
denomination of ten cents should there
fore be made to this office.
F. L. SPINNER,
Treasurer United States.
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Hon. r. VI. 7. Hunter was invited by a
committee OF the young ladies Of the Ere
4|r&>ourg Female Institute to deliver an
a..rr>> IL the commencement on the 30th
3" June. In his reply, stating that it will
he in lis power 10 accept the invita-
-"n, he says: "Thc experience OF the past
".t Justify me in the opinion, and the
"y~ ot history will declare, as ! do, that
III" daughters of Virginia can look to no
1.s.ry source in this world for counsel and
example than 10 their own noble mothers"
Well aud truly said, Mr.. Hunter.
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THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION IN

THE WORLD.
Creating the most intense excitement wherever eX-
hibited the largest halls filed day and night, and
thousands often turned away unable to gain ad-
mittance. The great original Miltonian Tabeaux OF
PARADISE LOST,
from London, England, representing
GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN,
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS,
THE FALL OF SATAN, and
THE FALL OF MAN,
az described by John Milton in his immortal Poem
Of Paradise Lost, it being complete illustration
of this great poem from beginning to end, COM
prising sixty three splendid Tableaux Scenes, car
rying out Millions idea Of
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS,
the Creation and Paradise, will now be exhibited
al the Theatre as exhibited in London for two
hundred and eighty consecutive nights at 81
James Hall to more than half million of people
and as exhibited before her Majesty Queen Veto
ria and the entire Court at Buckingham Palace
upon which occasion her Majesty was pleased Il
bestow upon the proprietor distinguished mark o
her royal appreciation by presenting him with I
magnificent Diamond Ring.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING We
ID are now Offering our entire stock OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING,
embracing a great variety OF the most desirzb la
goods and ashionable styles OF the season Also,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing Silk, Wooden, and Cotton Underwear,
fine Linsn Shirts, Collars, Ties. Handkerehlefs,
Gloves Half. Hose, Suspenders, &c, At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We invite those in want 10 call and examine our
stock and prices assuring them that
l02 MAIN STREET
is the place to SAVE THEIR MONEY.
ie Ii WERTENBAKER & WILLIAMS.
CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
" NISHING GOODS AT ASTONISHING Low
PRlCEs.-The undersigned, wishing to reduce his
stock il selling goods lower than any other house
In the city Give him = call, and be CONVINCED.
ISAAC GREENTREE,
Gil Broad street, formerly Ill,
Ia Sim or next door to PiIIinfs.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL VIRGINIA:

IL VIRGINIA.
These MINERAL W tTERs have an established
reputat ton for very high curative virtue In all the
s 15IIT specific in several Of them, Va:
swsllinss and cuansoHs HTqP.iys D;sass Erysis;
XsEETEk BR ;SS kTplsf GHk sos
BLADDER, and PILES. In all anamic conditions
Of tn. system and broken down states OF the con-
,titntion, loss Of appetite, and general nervous
i've may be safely pronounced to be WITHOUT a
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters OF
They are especially indicated in the whole class
Of ailments peculiar to the Female Constitution, ,
with III The " Celebrated NATURAL BRIDGE" Of
Virginia, and is one Of that remarkable group OF
Mineral and Thermal Waters which have given
celebrity to this mountainous region
Twill be open to the public on JUNE lsr. The
projectors will spare no reasonable enort 10 nave
the place c?mf nr Kept: rrn,,., vii, mns,e
and d the f BlLElSRD and BOWLING SALOONS re:
stored TO complete order ,-,,
trail railway from the North, ria Washington city
and 0ranga and Alexandria railroad to 6ordons-
burg, TO Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches.
over smooth road, eight miles up the Valley to
the Springs.
By the day........................SJ So
BY the month. 500 per dav.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
full description, sent by mail on application to
signed. FRAZIER y kAnp oLrh.
The water is bottled. securely, packed, and on
sale AT SI2 80 per case OF one dozen half. gallon
bottles by PURCELL, LADD & Co., Richmond A B.
cSsEHs ams other fs
Ing druggists single box has often saved the
Necessity Of visit to the Springs
A liberal discount P PSas 'I' LAbD { CO.,
nv l5-,s General Agents.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1865.

Sun sets............7.I High tide........... s.OV
PORT OF RICHMOND, JCsE %, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk Vance, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. Z. Porter.
Steamer Valley City, Snyder. New York, mer'
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Georgesnna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John II. Freeman:
Steamer NJ Martin, Haines, Aorfolk, merchah-
disc and passengers, Hasktns Brldgtord
Schooner Mary, Turner, Eastern Shore gram a
Millspaugh Co. -, -,
Millspaugh Il Co.
Schooner George Henry, Solliday, Norfolk, corn,
Warwick Barksdale.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber,
- Phillips. =, ", =.
Schooner Edward Slade, Drake, New York, ice,
Smythe s MCGOWAN.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, from the bar new
York merchandise and passenger, u r: watson
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New YORK, merchah-
disc and passengers, ). Ayres Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, PoS, NoriolR, Hlercnah-
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford.
Schooner A. T. Cohen, Williams, Wareham, coal,
Mchnwan Curtis. 49,,
Schooner Brave, Bradley, Swans Creek, lumber
Schooner Independence, Clegg, Wilson'S Land
Ing, Mckowan Curtis.
BELOW.
Baruue tBremen) Mozart Meatlar, from New
York for City Point, reported OF Fort PoWhatah
Yesterday al y A. NJ, bound up.
Schooner Magnolia, Chase, from Boston Tor Rich-
mond, arrived at City Point 26th.
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Tina New AMENpMENT Denounced ny
Ha PnrLE or AUGUSTA CouNTY.-On
Monday, the 18th, thepeople of this county,
"a Aprc;Mg assembled al the courthouse,
at Ptri resolutions protesting IN the strom9
I'll trims against the proposed amendments
~. The Constitution, which would, if adopt
- WIKI the consent Of the State, place the
.'Ana OF degradation upon the people OF
'-e State .->tumton Spectator.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.

WHAT BANKS ARE EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
IN THEIR NOTES.
Mr.. Harris offered an amendment to the
tax bill excepting from the tax on circula-
ton banks whose charters had expired
prior to the act Of June 80, 1864, which
was agreed 20. This on Monday.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
II is said that Mr.. Seward and Thurlow
Weed favor the proposed National Con-
vpptioD
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Crops IN CKAIG.-A friend writes us
rom Craig county, Va, that the crops OF
corn and rye in that section are very pro-
'4.~Dg. The prospect of the grass crop
also very Gathering. The wheat crop is
reported to I've almost an entire failure
Ll--.luI NarS, 2GM.
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TROUBLEIN THE CAMP.


4 peal of thunder from clear sky could
not have startled the leaders Of the Con
greSSional party nearly so much as the neat
little message of the President on the Con-
Sttutional amendments. 1t was the more
effective because totally unexpected. 1t
was truly a home thrust. 1t struck the
revolutionary iunto in its most vulnerable
part. 1t fell like Il twenty-inch shell into
their very headquarters, and produced Q
complete panic in their camp. 1t has ut.
terlv demolished their latest and most Gun,
ningly devised artiticc to circumvent the
Constitution and swindle the people. The
chief of the star chamber raves with i'm.
potent rage at this misfortune. His sworn
hcnchmcn swear dire vengeance against
everything and everybody, but arc at los,
what to do. The success Of this scheme
was their last hope. Upon it they had cast
the whole fortune Of their most desperate
and unholy enterprise. Now inevitable
defeat starcs them in the tacc.-Nationa
IteHyencer, 2Gh.
CHEAP COAL.
The contract for supplying he House o.
Representatives with eight hdndrcd ton:
hard coal was awarded to Barker x Brint.
nal at seven dollars and mnety-siX cent,
per ton.
SEVERAL MATTERS.
Secretary Stanton was out to-day, and
attended to business for a few hours.
Ten pardonS were granted to-day under
the $40, 900 exception clause Of the amncS.
ty proclamation.
The case of Mr.. IIuyck, President Of tho
Merchants National Bank, for obtaining q
bill Of exchange under alleged false repre-.
sensations, has been further postponed.
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EOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The canalboat MT. VERNON
OF Moss & Co.'S line, will leave Richmond on w Ell
NESDAY EVENING, 9th instant; frelSht re-
ceived for LynchbuTg, Lexington, Buchanan, ".
ginia and Tennessee railroad, and all intermeaiae
p''"'' 'i 'H0 '"""'' a. w. YAGER, Agent.
ONCE on Dock, between
,os ., pifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
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Tie wheat harvest goes bravely on.
! nose who make any crop at all this year
VIII get a good profit fredericksburg Neu
Al the annual meeting of the Fredericks-
burg and Gordonsville Railroad Company
'n Monday last, Carter NJ. Braxton was
elected President, and NJ. Slaughter and
~ /. Hart, directors to represent the pri-
,1'e stock. On the part of the State, j.
l.. Siansbury, Hugh Scott, and j. b. Sener,
are directors. The directors were autho-
med 10 construct the road to Gordonsyille
Of Orange Courthouse.
General Stoneman sent three men to
Me penitentiary in Tennessee recently for
giving vent 10 disloysl expressions.
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PLENTY OF CoRN.-A Spotsylvania farm
er Informs us there will be tr;ce as much
''ra made in this county this year as was
ever made in his recollection. fredericks-
'rg Nrr Fra.
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WARD BRA ahsRrs To EahaeeS noS
has;nno n,annfsetnred by the undersigned, and can
be obtained only Of Msssss o WIN
t wno ars n each box will bear my stamp
THOMAS J. HARDGR0yE,
only successor to 7. x 5. Hardgrove.
10 36-eod3t
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, MONDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 2j.-Cotton is
steadier: sales 1000 bales; low middling,
1896. Gold, 1861. Bank sterling, l63
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EOR RENT, Il BRICK HOUSE on
IL Union Hill, in the neighborhood Of Dr. EA
o. A. Strecker The house contains hve E.;W
rooms and has a kitchen attached. flower IN
garden wine arbOrs, shade trees and well OF good
water on the lot. Possession given on the nr"t OF
Trt,r,s Main straat 10 25-lws
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EOR RENT, THE MONTICELLO
Il HOUSE. on Main street, between Four <krA
teenth and Fifteenth streets. II has twenty 1..H
eight rooms, has Just been thoroughly re- -
paired. painted, &c, and is in perfect condition
For private boarding house, or house conducted
ON the European plan, its location and advantages
cannot he excelled in this city. Parties wanting
will please apply at my Office No. l2ll Cary street
Commercial Block. CHAS. l. Mohhlso'
ia 2B-2t
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the BUILDING now oc-
Il cuped a. the Dispatch printing house, -
on Governor street, one door from Main. '.,.N
Possession given in a few week.-Mrs. soon as -
orr new Hiding on the corner OF Main ana
Twelfth streets is completed Apply at the pis-
patch counting room. Je -'-tn
nor Notwithstanding to remove on
second door from Cary street, will rent r,:3
the LARGE WAREHOUSE now occupied by.sA
us on the dock" Libby Buildings. ~
IL CTS PALMER, IIARTSOOK co.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New YORK, June 26, p. M.-Fivc-twen.
ties, 1913 &c; Scyen-t hirties, 1929; Gold
l5GIl5S.
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Il
states that General Won Gablenz had re-
| tired from that city, the forces under his
command being altogether inadequate 10
the defence of the place. The PruSSianS
occupied it at half-past 10 o'clock on the
18th instant.
THE FEDERAL DIET.
The Austrian representative in the Fede-
raj Diet, on the 18th instant, after reclting
the movements Of Prussia in occupying
the Duchy of Schlesweig and thus violat-
ing the treaty of Vienna, moved, in con-
clusion, that "the whole of the Federal
army, with the exception Of the Russian
contingent, be forthwith mobilizcd." The
Prussian representative objected to tins
motion as not having been previously COM
municated to Prussia according to the re-
gulations of the Diet. He demanded that
the fact be recorded.
Under date, Hanover, June 18th, it is
stated that Prussia had declared to all
northern governments that if the motion
brought forward in the Federal Diet By the
Austrian representative yesterday or this
mobilization of the Federal army be
adopted on Thursday next, Prussia ,ciA
consider the Germaaic Confederation to be
DISSOLVED, and uiH then ailo,o herself TO he
guided only oy considerations Of military
eypediency.
The Diet Notwithstanding resolved, by a
vote of nine to six, to mobilize the army,
and Prussia protested.
ITALY.
The march of Garbaldi towards Venetia
creates Q sensation. Should he and his