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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER II. 1856

Cleared.
Steamship G W Lord, Ward Wilmington, Hc-C Good
steamship W CLYDE. Powell; Bos.on-,W Clyde;
Ship Aurora, Barker. San Frsncisco-herohant Car
Barb Ern.e tBrem, Meyer Rotterdam via Rai,inaorsc
Pss EsswseS ssc
srs spcran.a tHan, Machsmann. Rio JAnsiro--Funoh'
sns johns tp9,eA,; .oessm.nu, Rio cr.ndo ds' Sur
Sas iris Sss) simraoaas. 81 Pierre MartH v.,abls
Brig Katie tDan, Robiuson--st ors,x-P Hsnford.
sIis karas (sr), sprAsus s. Domingo city, Eiwea
srhs Wd Horss SBr5 Mccomb, sAn Juan. Nic-J whit
sohr Kate Aerrn, Bedeu, St Marks. Ys-R d Hurbus
Sohr ARLINGTON, HAsAy, sayanuab-Murray Ferris Go.
schr Cosst fnot. conklin, Wilmington, Fc-N l. Nc
sehr Lueress. Babcosk. Brtdssporl-Rsete.. rooker
steamer Tscony. Pierce. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
ESGs' s lsnS Sa s. ssa ss ssns
eassnssown s.s Win ndsa % and as esss:nsar. !
ssa's Ssss n s. s' ;sE i e: =
New Yo ,nss FOR @ .sn Il &
Is "a pssssd ship Ellen Austin, from Liverpool for New
s.eam:sp r'oness or; - Harrison, horsin Bay OR,
sssamshp ReSeee. C,,ds,. pnos wilmington, ss hour,
"S s,.sa.s: sas ca:.. rp with a..
s,esmshT s.,vor Sorgan Boston, with nd.s 20 Metro
Bars Anna Garden, Nelson, bridgeport. CB. ~ dsys.
with coal To Brett Son a Co.
Wsikin. Blanchard Maisnra. rs days with sugar.
% Brett, Son q Go.
Bark waldo Baker cow Bay, Il days with COAL Brock.
way barker.
Brg Rr.sh CBr,. Mxrshsu, csnfuesos ~ days, ~h
gar. 70 Fowler A Jnvn
RrSl John sr Dun. Lngsn, CD, 70 days, with coal,
" II y Small g. Co.
BrisJ Murchic tBr). Mitchell, alace nay "a days with
mtg Eien Anita tRrl Riancr, Dorcheser Nh. - days
with stone. 10 j v Whitney \ 60.
Briy Monica, Mitchell. Bangor u days
.cr W II rho.ndfe, Cables Lingsn, Is days, with coal
10 W Srown.
schr Royal Arch lBr Dav,on wisdsor Ss 10 days with
plaster, 20 II p ncWolf q Co.
schr jenny Lind Cole shnlse Ms, IL days. wits spars,
10 Snow a Richardson.
schr Francis Arhemus sprasuc. suee Ms via Holmes
Hole, 10 days, with piinc 70 snow A EehsTds7n.
Schr lsn tBr, uutnouss. sacfvie, NS, with plaster
to I MENUS a Son.
schr Helene, nalock Jacksonville. days sh cotton,
Jonas smith.
seby iuiia Nath. Nach'as
Schr Mail, Merrill Bangor
Sehr Madagascar, lfodsf0n. Ellsworth.
Scar Red Rover. Wssl, Belfast Tor ioad0uA
Schr q 4 StetsJn, -. GioDor sfsr.
Schr Kate, Severs Providence.
SchF Eastern Belle Haicy rrdg~nor.
Schr Senc-a Caftridgc. Troy for NareeiM.
St1sm lighter saxon, Brcw from sho wreck of nrs wa
Edwards. as BarncgaG
Wind a. sunset 5.
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mako 'hsm wax span,sh. daughter and chssnl Gen.
eral Spear sne next and made few appropriate 70
Morrison Hno rose delivered the address Of the
evening. He rdicuied the puny support gwen BY the
British government 10 the Canadians In the regiment OF
hussars. and id:-sLet England send out twenty reg
ments 1.-The In Ireland will have 50 many less 70
conteAd with He startled bis audience by the
nouzcemsnt that when the Fenan army next movea
En- fand will be struck, In one. but aioxen placos
In; the midst OF bis speech Colonel Mo,hsn handed
BAN q flag 10 exhibit, the sight Of which created
Il was the .Unon jack ;" which Vas captured by
General Spears men from the dragoons Ia Canads.
When the excItement had snosidea Mr. Morrison con-
Of his hearers Mr. McWiiliams, Of Pennsylvania
next and made remarks ABOUT the absurdity or
fighting in ireland when England could be
niently struck elsewhere. He said he was the first
Fenan the county Down, AVID had frequently sworn
IN soldiers OF the Eneiish army. come Of whom be
hoped would be sent Canada which the Feni
ans would into possession Of breech leaders the
most improved principles from British factoes Those
sn IhS % spaass sas wS
present and ono Of thcm became so turnultnous and
nso,ent that he narrowly escaped q bard beating.
Colonel Gleason. who was not moro conspicuous by his
stature than by his oensiveness frequently interrupted
the speaker with iltmed remarks, calling him liar,
70 which Mr.. McWilliams calmly replied BY ask
ing the Colonel II the brigade now present were
attached TO the division which sent men TO pelt
rotten oranges at honest John Martin In Dublin, and
This question extinguished the interruption. The
presence OF Byrne the warden who let Stephens out Of
Richmond prison, excited e good deal Of curiosity;
After the speeches dancing was resumed and the WOOD
became o scene OF merriment up 70 . late hour.
Bergen.
A CmLD BuRsED. A little girl ton years old, the
adopted daughter OF VIM Liudscy residing IN Academy
sre,t was burned on Sunday morning while lighting
stove Her clothes caught fire, and abe would hardly
have escaped death but for the asssanre rendered by
Mr. Lindsey and John Carn, both Of whom had their
hands badly burned. The child will probably recover.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AssEs-Receipts, none. Pots wore quiet, but nrm ~
our last quotations. Pearls were dull and nominal.
BRsADsrUfrs o2so bbla nour 52s do corn
meal 62os bushels wheat 2o4 $50 do corn &C. 7os do
oats 40 do. malt and IT'S do barley With improved
demand for both State an4 Western nour and with
tnued light receipts the market ruled buoyant, and
prices again advanced from l0c 20 zoe bbi some
parties refusing TO sell except still further advance.
The sales comprised 10 coo bbs at tho annexed quota
tions Southern four under a small supply, ruled firm.
the market being quiet Sales 400 bbls. or Canada
flour no sales transpred. There was more demand for
rye -four. the reaching 600 bbls Al SIS 80 So 35
the market closing firm. Corn meal met with in
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


NInrTied.
CaRyKx-Jr.sIyGs On Thursday September i3 Al
the residence Of Mr. John A. Norris Throg's Neck
N. " by the Rev. Dr. d. ~ Palmer, OF New Orieat a
THOMAS l. CARTER OF Virginia, 10 ANNA HESvES, eldest
daughter of the ae Nedler Jonnings, OF New Orleans
lniAY-yAIxyrryx Sunday, September 2, by tho
Rev seymore Landon, EDwIs G. lsLAf 70 LsosA viLEs.
MiLLss--RccxsnL-on Monday, September IL, al tho
Church of tho Holy Trinity by the Rov. Stephen III
Tying wx AnLa 70 COEDsLis c. ROCKWELL, both OF ths
city.
fxp-BurlK,- Tuesday, September IL, by tho
Rev Henry g Weston y. D. Jors A. RsED 10 AsufrfS.
youngest daughter Of Thomas Owen, ESQ, all Of this
ScHos-vAS vAIss.-At Hackensack, N J.. on satur.
day, September 10, by the Rev John v Del3aun. Cos
SsLirs r. scaoR Of Lecnia, 70 SARAH A. VAN vAKS, Of
Tsneck.
scmxcsors--vAS Ncsrusp.--on Thursday, September
13 at The residence Of the brides parents by Rev r. r.
Pierce, Jsnxs scnxGsors 70 AAuIDA vAS kosrRASD, all
of Brooklyn.
wmrrrfssr- srxIpov--o Monday, September II, in
Brooklyn. by the kev Dr. Ellis, Aspaoss W. wmrrxsrr
70 Miss CarRs p SHELTON all Of that city.
Died.
BsxnsR---suddeniy, on Saturday, September is,
CHARLES H. BAvBxE, Eged 3s years, member OF the
The re- atives and friends q the family also tho officers
and members Of the Finn Precinos Police 10 which he
ws sssachedb and the department. In general, 70
residences lox Grove street. this russday afternoon,
September 10, q one o'clock
bsows.-In this city, % Sunday; sepssmbsr 10 ipA
Brown, scsd year, ii months and dsya =
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral services % the resdescs Of her
Her v ro%ss win 'a Ss inferred in Unioa csns
T BrAc1cn @ Monday September II, N. residence Of
bis mo.hss - Henry street. Hlr RrAs BLAoK, Of con-
EcIce q fopersi hereafter.
Canon -QD hendsy. sspssnbsr ~ afDsr isag -
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-Wnodt, IN symphIhy Win hour, rute0 moF6 DuOyau
and r and the sales reported generally at prices
indicating an advance Of 20 &c. per bushel The trans
actions rs 600 bushels So 06 for white West
ern - 10 81 70 for amber State and $2 for mixed
milwaukee, The demand for corn for shipment was fair.
but the purchases by the exporters moderate owing
20 the fact that IN Consequence OF active speculative
movement prices were advanced lc a2c per bushe The
sales heavy. but mainly speculation reaching
200 1000 bushels at $3.50 S5c. for chipping mixed West
ern anoat and small lots do in store at s5c see S3c.
for inferior. SShc for high mixed S05sc for Western
yellow and 90c for white Western Oats opened rather
quiet but closed steady sales 40 600 bushels At 4Gc
Soc for Milwaukee and 4lc. 48c for Chicagothe In
SIDE price for inferior Rye was 10 fair demand and
rn sales Is 900 bushels ut 81 20 for State and 65c
90o for Western. fair demand sprung up for malt,
resulting sales OF bushels at 81 80 81 40 for
State and Canada Barley continued dull and prices
nominally unchanged.
Corros--High grades continued TO rule frmer, and
many holders In Wow Of the general scarcity Of these
quail iee held their stocks out of the MARKET expecting
advance The market previous 20 the receipt Of the
cable news quoting advance In Europe quite
dull but very firm for all grades above ordinary; but
towards the close there activity. The sales
embrace z, 400 bales, and receipts 2,023 bales. We
0Nn
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ssnufImA CASE.
Twenty Tbossrnd Dollars DAMAGES Claimed.
frrpsxE cCuRr--cuArrss
BEFORE Judge Sutherland.

snrr. ii.--G. W. sprasue w Henry wnsnis Pain
r this 10 tho father Or young lady named Mary
NJ sprsgvs, vhc 10 alleged. was ssduced scme eigh-
ssen months ago By The DEFENDANT stu born babe being
che result Of the Illicit intercourse. An action for dam
sgs laid Al s2oo 900 brought in tho Superior Couss,
sad motion 70 made 70 change che place Of trial to
the Supreme Cou, and from thescs 10 Richmond coun-
w. Staten Island, where u h stated the prosecuting
parties reside The motion was made BY Mr. l. c Clarke,
psSs OF plsinn BY M Chauncey schsscr Tho grounds
on Sncn thm opposition N based that defendant 10
reisuve o. the sheriff of Richmond county his father
being wealthy resident Of that locality, and that
mpauS sai could not b he'd ia that district topse-
9sescs Judge rcihsr'ssd s~ss shs rspsn and reserved
6ls fsct<oaS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NnnnAY. aant I1-AP M


The revival OF activity the stock Exchange which
nsrxso the close Of week has been more couspicu
~ 10 ssy and the tendency Of prices is strongly up
.,d The .bear'' interest has been greatly weakened
~ sn,s change In tho temper OF the street. and the
oals encounter but little opposition The speculative
sussres & becoming used the entire List Of rail-
NAY sbares and although certain stocks may be
sDdsr tho influence Of clique manipulation than others
As strength OF the market lies In the fact Of the nlCve
xsni being general one
Money continues In supersbundant supply u four per
cent CALL with exceptions at i've. but the lower
ssss large offered for thirty days. and some
~ she dealers government securities supply them
ssssss at three. First class commercial paper in rs
~esst at I'VE per cent according to date.
the statement OF tho associated banks for thenee
Se8scls the prevailing monetary this centre,
although, the return Of the Tenth National Bank a-
ssss In II for the first tme allowance bmade for
Ne consequent changes. Tho loans have Increased,
Dcsordng to the statement, 81, so4,s $50, the legal
sSnder sS7s,97S and tho circulation 1854, ,0SS
no deposits show decrease Of $263,aA and tie
pDsce Of sos 541. deduct the 6gures the Denth
hskional from the statement nnd tho changasword
As~s been under:A decrease in loans OF $685. as4,
n npecls OF $50 OIL In circulation OF IN deposits
W 81 ols 49, and In legal tenders Of $222 622 But ss
~ accounts Of the Tenth National mere or less
Aoivosy represented previously In those or the bank
Shr0oEh which Il cleared, allowance must ais be made
this SCORE The totas OF the present ard previous
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'oueleu WIN the teturns made on August q, note
the foiNving ohsngcs:-Dccresse ~ capital o. IFS: OF
isans, sssso Of specie, te4 of circulation tao4 900
and an ntvsAso o. dsposis amounting To tiio.4a
Aansred lcihe Chicago Clearing Hoass ua,sment 70,
an unfsrpsneANnsd A.t<a
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S HiPPIN e NE w S.

ALMANAC pon NEW yonK-yus
nyepf..,........ tS EOor sE1s........ morn -
INSTRUMENTATION. o. uI0a WATER. eve II
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NM r,nx STOCK txcalsEs.

rirss svssios--1 Os3O a.. M.
MosnAy gnpl ~ A.
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Politics and Religion, Condensed
from Richmon Dii


Up to Wednesday last the proceedings Of
rupted by anything of political nature
One Reverend Florence Mccarthy, white
man, took occasion to throw political bomb
shell in Ebenezer Church; which, however,
failed in it's intended effect. He at once arose,
aud commenced speech in favor of the equal
ity of the negro with the white man. This,
he said, was his platform, aud he intended to
live and die by it, though he thought the
chances were more in favor of his dying than
living by it. ~
After Mccarthy had finished his TRADE, the
members of the Convention seemed struck
with amazement. Many of them appeared
pleased, but there was no demonstration of
applause, and in fact no one seemed disposed
to back him up in his sentiments.
The Rev. Dir. Jeter, being in attendance,
made brief reply. He said that he consid-
ered himself as good friend of the colored
race as the gentleman who had just taken his
seat; that IN the course of his illustrations he
had baptized one thousand colored persons,
and one of the leading purposes of his life had
been to attend to their religious training. He
regretted that any political subject had been
introduced here, for its effect could not be
otherwise than pernicious, and he trusted
that no member of the Convention would be
led away by remarks such as they had just
heard. + sae
Considerable applause followed DR.. Jeter's
little speech, and the President remarked that
no member of the Convention had yet brought
forward a political sentiment; that it was then
done by white man, who was the first to
break the rule laid down by the Convention
at the outset.
The Rev. A. e. Dickinson, of Richmond,
then arose and expressed his hearty approval
of the remarks of Dir. Jeter. He had recent
| ~ visited six Baptist associations, and he
could say that one of the principal subjects
which engaged the attention of these bodies
was the proper religious education of the col
oretl race. Mr. Dickinson gave some sound
practical advice to the Convention, which was
we'll received. tL{I aft iUtNill
After the adjournment, several colored per
sons came UP and offered their hearty con.
CALCULATIONS to DR.. Jeter and told him he haC
spoken nothing but the truth.
The Rev. Florence Mccarthy was a.chap
lain in the Confederate army, and up to thu
time of the evacuation Of Richmond, was
secessonist in sentiment Soon afterward
Ae commenced toadyipg to the North, though
lie stated publicly here that his object was t
"make something out of the Yankees. III
was rewarded by an appointment from tn
Home Mission Society of New York, at fift,
dollars per month, as pastor of church OF
Oregon Hill, which he still holds. 'Nt
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NOTiCE.-James III. Johnston, Jr.,
IN d George w. Johnston, have assoc
ciated themselves together under the firm of
JOHNSTON & BRO, rgasr
for thespnrpose of conducting the Wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Rrsk err
age. 'tA 'i.iia piet.s
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we are offering to pur-
chasers at the same price it is selling attn the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out eny expense of carriage. Merchants and 9th
ers doing business in the city, may send their
of wood they specify without requiring their per
sonal attention. We can be found al Newlons
wharf next to the Ferry. eg 70 2
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virginia Intelligence.

It is intended to "break ground" at New
port News on the 25th inst The survey ha.
already been completed to williamsburg
The engineers report that the heaviest grade
in the line will be only fifteen feet to the mile
and the cost of the road is computed at ter
thousand dollars per mile.
A the close Of the late summer course in
the Medical College of Virginia, the degree Of
Doctor OF Medicine was conferred upon the
following gentlemen: f.
Robert w. Berkeley, Prince Edward county
Va; Thomas $. Henry, Charlotte county Va;
James M. McCorley, Laurens District, S. G.;
John j. Miller, York District, $. G.
A one legged man formerly a Confederate
soldier, named William Moore, Of Bedford
County, Virginia, on his way home, was rob-
bed AT Il boarding house, in Washington, on
Monday night last of all the money he had
about fifty dollars, which bad been kindly
given hlm by the ladies of Baltimore
The various committees appointed by the
several Masonic bodies of Richmond and Man
chester met at the City Hall on Wednesday
evening, Dir. John Dove in the chair, and W.
+. Drinkard Secretary. The subcommittee,
consisting of G. A. Myers, chairman, George
Jacobs, John P. Little, John Ambers, and
". L. Drinkard though not all present, sub
mlted report on permanent organization
The report was amended in some particulars,
and then adopted. The meeting then pro-
ceeded to organize by the election Of the fol-
lowing permanent officers:
Presdent--Dr. John Dove 9
FIRST Vice-President-J. B Duppy.
Second Vice-P resident-G A. Myers,
Third e-Presdent-John H. Hatcher.
Treasurer-T. U. Dudley
Secretary-W. F. Drinkard
The negro Caesar Willards, charged with
committing an outrage upon the person of a
little girl in Chesterfield, made bis escape
from the officers as he was being taken over
to that county from Richmond. This is the
second escape effected by this miscreant and
the men who let him 60 should be booted s
up hereabouts. If so, he will find our off,
GERS rather harder 10 manage
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

s.e A --< : { -.--r- -@a
GERS Of customs were yesterday appointed by
the President.
Lewis G. Hunt, Collector, Toledo, Ohio,
vice D. E. Gardner, removed.
Thomas E. Durant, Surveyor, Quincy, Hi
nois, vice James j Langdon, removed
Commissions for the following named Off
GERS Of Internal Revenue We're signed yester-
day by the President.
VIM II Purnell, Assessor, Third District
Of Maryland
Russell Freer, Assessor, Twenty sixth Dis
trct of New York
Strict Quarantine-Pr Prisoners Trans
ported.
Havana, August 1S-Th vigorous quar-
antine established by the Board of Health of
this city is in active sway
The steamer Manhattan, from New York
for Vera Cruz, arrived on Tuesday afternoon,
aud after landing her mails and taking in
fresh provisions, proceeded to Marel to pass
a quarantine Of fifteen days
So far as regards communication with the
United States Havana can be considered
blockaded, and the effects of the quarantine
are beginning to be felt in tho increased price
of provisions, &C.
The late action of the Captain General in
gaining CllS icSJ VI tIelI NV
to the Island Of Fernando Po Africa, num-
her of VIGOROUSLY bad and criminal charac-
ters, is much commented upon.
The Gaceta publishes General I.ersondi's
order and the lists Of persons thus transported
l66 men, of whom about 70 are whites. They
sailed Thursday in the Spanish bark Rosa del
Turia
The result of this measure will be beneficial
IN al, 4l,a al 6
number of troublesome and desperate charac-
tiers, and causes Wholesome fear by these
still here.
Theresulations Of the Board of Health are
very strict, and require every vessel from any
port of the United States, whether coming
direct or after having touched at foreign
port, to go into quarantine. Vessels from
Europe are put under observation for nun,
Der Of days, and thoroughly ventilated anC
fnmigated,
We are to have new political Governor
in place Of Cipriano del Mazo-Gutierre
de la Vega; and Nuchelena, whe was Cover
nor under General Duce, returns from Spair
to take the post of Intentle, or treasurer.
General Diez de Herrera, the Admra
lately commanding this station, sailed 70
Spain yesterday.
States 23 to "a.
Several cargoes of Coolies have lately ar
rived a
The Cholera.
st. Louis, Friday, Aug. 24.-Thirteel
cemeteries report 131 deaths from cholera OIL
Wednesday Six cemeteries only reporte,
Yesterday, giving SO deaths from cholera
The City Hospital reports - death from th
disease yesterday. Fifteen cemeteries fail It
report.
New Orleans.
New Orleans, Aug. 24.-Arrived, til
steamship Concordia, from Boston,
There were twenty-thres death from chole
ra yesterday.
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BUSINESS CARDS

w r. c. LAND, -" Ie3al 7sgsEF 3
w ~ ta % l-----e i5gsl1 eds I'd 1s
- .45l Ia, DEALER IN ssfs nj et-1.-...--
LUMBER, LIME, COAL, HAY, PLASTER.
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS 2
ta"' OF EVERY DEscstPrIoN,'d isHe
5sWfDE WATER STREET. tsdlI4.
{ ser cold Custom House Lot, Or i8a5. l,. e
Has on hand
SHINGLES, LATHS,
5qa HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
JOIS1S and SCANTLING, 80, -f ~
i,s FLOORING PLANKING, iif
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy2G-ly 'l e. TONHUED and GR0OVED :.
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LATEST NEWS By THE ALLAN
TIC TELEGRAPH
The German War Ended-The Feel.
ing In Austria-Ba yarian Districts
TO be Ceded-Removal Of Austrian
vaiuables from Venice.

The following special dispatches from Eu-
rope have been received;
London, Aug. 23.-Advices received il
this city from all parts of the Continent, C
to show that the war in that part of Europe
is ended for the present.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 23.--llonors and at
tention of the most marked and kindest char
acter continue to be shown to the representa-
tives, naval and diplomatic, Of the United
States in this city.
On Sunday they enjoyed reception OF I'M
paralleled grandeur at the Imperial palace OF
Peterhotf The entire party break tasted and
dined at the palace.
In the afternoon they We're entertained by
the city merchants. 1t was grand and
pleasing entertainment The Merchants
Clerks Club gave ball al night.
The city was Illuminated
On Monday there was grand military re
view in the camp at Fzoroskolo, after which
the American officers were the guests of the
Emperor Alexander
At the Court dinner to the officers, the
Emperor Alexander, departing from the an
cent and time-honored custom OF Russia. rose
and said:
give this toast; | propose: 70 the United
States. The good health Of the members OF
the deputation and continued friendship be-
tween Russia and America.
Berlin, Aug. 23.-The Legisatora address
to the King Of Prussia in reply to the speech
from the throne, embodying and expressing
the moderate princik les OF the Liberal party,
has passed the Lower House of Cham bers by
large majority. There were % negative
votes made up by the members who are Poles
AMI Catholics.
Vienna, August 23-The feeling existing
i'll Austria is in favor of peace from the
present war and leaving to the government
diplomatsts the future charge OF re-establish-
ing the power Of the Empire in Germany.
Munich, August 23-l'he Districts which
Bavaria agrees to cede to Prussia are those OF
Oberbayern, Crested, Hitoso, and Thatnow,
in Lower Franconia. They contain about
10000 inhabitants.
Florence, Aug 2s.-fhe Austrians contin
ue to remove the National relics. and objects
of art from Venice
$500 Italian prisoners have been released
by the Austrians.
Final Signing Of Peace, &C,
London, Saturday .--Noon.-Pe was
signed on Thursday and troops are to evacu-
ate the country in three weeks.
There is large demand in Paris for Uni
ted States Bonds
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h. A. KARIN, lsazaB 84,s. y
M ERCHANT TAILOR

WI f-.ss5 AND CLOTHlER
NO. II EAST MAIN STREET, opposite Of L.
Salusbury's Furniture Warehouse. No old stock
on hand, for have resumed business since the
great fall in prices, and can sell yon new goodn
low for Cash only.
shall give my personal attention to the Cut
ting and Manufacturing, and will warrant good
BIT and make. have now on hand, good assort-
ment of Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
and Furnishing Goods, which l will sell at a very
small profit.
n. B,-Sewing Machines for sale and hire.
b26Im a