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New YORK mnrker

NEW YORK, July 20.
Cotton flrm and tending upward at 3saSsc
Tor middltng, included by auction on Cow
eminent account 2255 bales Mobile Mem
phis, Savannah and Florida at CSC for strictly
middling; S2934c for low mIddling: SIC for
good ordinary, and 25c for low Ordinary.
Flour dull and l0@25c lower at So 9568 is for
extra state; IS 25@9 70 for round hoop Ohio
and 50 S0gl - Is for trade brands, closing heavy
at 50 1898 so for common, and 50 95@ Z 10 for
good TO choice extra. Rye Flour outlet At
So 5l97 90. Corn Meal steady Whisky onIet
at 81 2O92 p for state and western, Wheat.
receipts 1900 bush, and very dull with a de.
Ginning tendency; 81 10 for No. 2 Milwaukee
and about 81 O8 for choice new No. do RIVE
heavy and lower; sales 1000 bush Milwaukee,
at 9Uc, 900 bush do in lots Csc. Corn opened
firm and closed dull; receipts 27I,6oS bush:
sales at S312c for unSound new mixed west
ern; Si9SOc for sound do, chiefly at SI6S5ISc
for shipping; gOc for western yellow, and CSC
for sound yellow. Oats opened steady and
closed heavy; receipts 4O,lSO bush; sales
2S,OOO bush at 5O9hlc for Chicago; 6Ba8Sc FOR
Iowa, and 53955c for Michigan. Coffee yery
firm but quiet. Sugar more active at lO%ES
lie for Cuba, and llk@ll1<c for HayannS
leum hrmer at 2s924c for crude, and 3sS39c
for refined In bond. Pork opened steady mi
closed frmer at S3l 37C93l So for new mes
closing at S3I 30 cash; SO 5OG29 70 for OLD do
and 50 T59Z1 W for prime; also 1850 bbls new
mess for August and September. seller, IN.
ton, at S3l 5U93l 10. Beef more actjva o,J
unchanged. Bacon dull and heavv ~
Meats l35{9l515c for shoulders. and III 80 for
hams. Lard dull and heavy at iSa9gIc.
Butter quiet at 2l933c for Ohio and 2s6S4Oc for
state. cheese dull at l69l9c.
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after having taken the required oaths
of office, be admitted into Congress,
provided, that nothing in this section
contained, shall be construed so as TO
require the disfranchisement of any
loyal person who is now entitled to vote.
Mr.. Bingham declined to let the
amendment be offered.
Mr.. Ward desired to offer an amend
ment adding to that offered by Mr..
Bingham, provision that the United
States do hereby recognize the govern
ment of the State of Tennessee inau-
gurnted under and by the Convention
which assembled on the 9th dav of jan
uary, 1865, at the city of Nashville, as
the legitimate government of said State,
entitled to guarantee and other rights
of State Government under the Consti-
tuition.
Mr.. Bingham declined to let the
amendment be offered, and insisted on
the previous question.
The previous question was seconded,
and the resolution was ordered TO be
engrossed and read the third time. The
preamble was then ordered to be read
the third time.
The House got into some confusion
about the preamble, which finally re-
solved itself into u motion to reconsid-
er the vote by which the preamble was
ordered to be engrossed and read the
llIleS "nlCn AIlOIlOu WAS lhlu on
the table by vote of los to 20.
Mr.. LeBlond addressed the Speak err
as if on Il question OF order, and COM
menced to say that a portion of the
members on his side desired very
much to vote for the resolution, but
could not vote for the preamble: He
was interrupted by a call to order, and
informed by the Speaker that if he had
question of order he must state it.
Mr.. LIE Misunderstanding his remarks,
stated amid loud calls to order that as
the House would have to vote on the
question and preamble as an entirety,
some members on his side would vote
against the whole thing. The Speaker
stated that there was no precedent
known to the Oldest member where,
after u bill had been ordered to be en-
crossed and the question occurred on
its passage, n part of it could be passed
and part rejected; that was utterly
impossible. The time to vote for or
against IA preamble was on the ordering
to be engrOssed.
The previous question having been
seconded on the passage of the joint
resolution, Mr.. Bingham rose to close
the debate, but yielded half an hour to
MIR. Boutwell, who proceeded to address
the house against the joint resolution.
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ChoIern in New Yorl,.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Eleven cases of
cholera and six deaths were reported
yesterday in New York and four cases,
three of which were fatal, in Brooklyn.
Active measures to prevent the cholera,
which is becoming epidemic, have
been adopted.
One hundred and thirty-one burial
permits were granted in this city this
u. M, the last of ,OS2 interments. The
demand for hearses is so great that it
cannot be supplied.
Eight new cases of cholera are report
ed in this city to-day. of which, two
died. Six are reported in Brooklyn, of
which two died.
DR.. Calhoun, Medical Inspector on
Harris Island, has the cholera and is
not expected to recover. There are
many cases reported on the Island,
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The Dry Good. Market.

NEW IORk1 July 10.
The following is the report OF the Dry
Goods Exchange, jObbels' prices:
Market unchanged. Brown Sheetinps-
AmoSkeag A .; do B "a; Appleton A "a; do C
Is; 90 Y; do + IA; Broadway 2I15 Sheetings
aud ShirtingS, Observation-Disclosures BIZ: do
a 3212; AndroscOggin 32IS; Anthony Manu-
iact4Tlng Company IN; Ballou & Son N: do
IL. DrtliS-Brown Boot Mills %; Globe y:
fepPerell %; DenimS-Amoskeag 591S: BOs-
ton Brown 30; Boston Manufacturing Com
Pany 2729; N Manchester 321z; New York 10.
)! ,IG W. L, Standard Dress Shirts. No.
NO. u per dozen, q co.. Paper COIlars-Me!
t tP o. Collar Company, No. |. double ex-
IRA 10 " 10 - W; G0rOte extra silver corrllRn-
ted q OO; French enameled % OO; Goldsmith,
hoftman q Co, patent Precipitation proof
byron 20 90; Shakespeare 40 90; Guns So 90,
Hoop Sklrts-BradleyIs Duplex Elliptic Der
dozen hoops @159l O5; Empress Trail per
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The American Bible Society In
Mexico.

New York, July 2O.-The Herald's
CITY of Mexico correspondent of the
l4th inst, says: The American Bible
Society, is hourishing finely in Mexico
and other cities notwithstanding the
determined opposition from the Priest
hood, who recently raked up old laws
and contiscated the stock in several
places. The Emperorer came to the
aid of the bible agents. however, and
they are free from persecution for the
present.
The reports of small skirmishes and
outrages by both parties make up the
main facts of the news. The Liberal
cavalry had given a wholesome scare TO
the President of Vera Cruz and had
made one or two small successful raids
on the Puebla railroad.
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Tennessee Ratihes the constitutional

Tennessee RAtihes the Constitutional
Amendment Dispatch from Gov.
BrOWnIOw.
NASHVILLE. July 1s.-In the House
this morning the constitutional amend-
ment was ratified by a vote of as to IL.
two members refusing to answer to
The Press and Times, the radical
sheet of Nashville, says that the loval
men of Tennessee, by this vote, repu-
diate the President, who has SO basely
betrayed them.
Gov. Brownlow sent the following
telegraph dispatch to Washington:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 19, 12M
To Hon. EdIVin NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF
War, Washington, D. c.:
My compliments to the President.
We have carried the constitutional
amendment in the House by a vote of
43 to II, two refusing to vote.
w. G. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee,
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New York, July 2O.-The Herald's
Ottowa, c. W., dispatch says, the report
of the special trade Commission, which
recently visited the West Indies and
South America to open trade between
these countries and the British North
American possessions, was submitted
to the Canadian Parliament. Another
lively scene occurred between two of
the members, one of whom charged the
Government with bribery and corrup-
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.

PITTSBURGH, July 81.
There wassome inquiry for crude Yesterday
but prices have undergone no change since
our last report The market is Slightly in
favor OF sellers, owing to the fact that there
IS scarcely any on the market, and no pros
pect OF an increased supply for some time to
come. Ihere was not a single barrel OF oil
received at the wharf yesterday. Refined in
Donu met with more inquiry, Mt n slight adj
vance in price, MS follows: 36td3615 for FiInme-
dlate delivery in Philadelphia; Csc for All
gust, 399 iOc for September, and Ilc for Octo-
0er. Free oil Is dull and prices are nominal.
Napthn and residuum are moi Mnnted
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Pittsburgh Bank stocks.

PITTSBURGH, July 20.
There Is but little doing in local stocks, and
mat lille at decline. For Bank Shares we
report the following as being nearly the cur
THenGy rates likely TO be made: Allegheny
Rational Bank, 5513@56, sales at 5534; Ex-
cCinange National, 6i$4 G65; Second National,
li39 ZIG, sales at the latter figure; Bank OF
tI0nn lSs M, NS1ati9na Peoples Ma
asked; Bank OF Pittsburgh, 65a68 asked:
Third National, l2Odl23 German National
l559 l5!; TradeSInens National. l05Gi0S!
FIRST National, Pittsburgh, $50 bid; First Ma
tional, Allegheny, 10; Second National. Al
leGheny, ITO bid, lib asked,
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Best TIme on Recorl,.

New York, July 2O.-The bay geld
ing, Dexter, won the purse of S., 900 at
the trotIing match, under the saddle at
me Fashion course yesterday, beating
General Butler and Toronto Chief,
where he made the best time on record.
Flora Temples famous three heats be-
ing beaten. The second mile heat was
made i'll PIG, which time was never
beaten except by Dexter himself in his
trot against time, when he made it in
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buffalo MarIset

BUFFALO, July 20.
Flour and Wheat quiet. Corr: parties apart
ned, No. mixed, at 70d69c bid. Oats dull;
held, No. Chicago, at 4oc; sales 10000 bush.
Wisconsin at 4Ic. Barley nominal. Rye in
active; held at S0c for No. Chicago; and eOc
for No. l Milwaukee. Prime Pork SS2@33.
Lard 9O%G2c. Whisky nominal at 81 D,
Canal Freights-To New York, corn l5c, oats
lOc; to Albany, corn l3c, oats SIC.
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New York Money and stock Markt-

NEW YORK, July %.
:, Money easy and quiet at per cent. ster-
ling dun at 1899 lO9L.
Gold is shade easier; opening at 1901 and
closing at 1881.
Government Stocks quiet; Is of 1881, regis
tered, l22 5-2s registered, 1852, los; 52ls, cou-
pons, 1862, 1865.
Freights to liverpool quiet and without de-
cided change.
Stocks-Chicago & Northwestern preferred
ll24; Hudson ll6, Erie $50; Chicago & Rock
Island SI1s; New York Central lO41S; Boston
Mater Power 80: MaripoSa preferred 2OIs;
western Union Telegraph 53Is; Ohio & Mis-
sisslppi certificates 2S5S
State Stocks-Tennessee6 Is e2l/
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HIutInX Amnnr Nnrrn rrnnnn

CHARLESTON, s. C., July 2O.-A mu-
tiny occurred last night among a por-
ton of the negro troops on Folly
Island, which was suppressed after one
of the mutineers had been killed and
two wounded. The rest of the
mutineers were brought to this CITY
under u strong guard,
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CINcINNATI, July 2O.-The Democrats
OF the 14th District of Ohio nominated
j. 3. Young for Congress.
Gen. John Coburn wss nominated for
Congress by the Union men of Indian
apOliS District.
Gen. VIM. Harrow was nominated
for Congress by the Union men of the
First Indiana District.
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Arrival of Gold Dust---The st. Louis
Agricultural Fnir.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.-About a quarter
of million of gold dust arrived at St.
Joseph yesterday, in the hands of pas
sengers from Montana,
The schedule of premiums of the st.
Louis Agricultural Mechanical Fair. TO
be held here the first week in October,
is published ready for distribution.
The list OF premiums amount to $23, 900,
and embraces every department of ag-
ricultural and mechanical labor. Com
petition is invited from all parts of the
Union
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by telegraph
Spirit of the Stock Market,

NEW YORK, July 20.
The Posts money article saws:
Stocks speculation is rather less active md
prices are slightly lower; Erie Is firm and bet
ter. Railroad and State bonds are more ac-
generally weaker. Money is a shade easier.
Call loans mostly at S per cent. There is a
moderate demand from Importers for Gold
quite up to the demand.
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Chicago Market.

Flour duh; s9a9 50 for spring extra. Wheat
Gun and declined So &c; sales at 81 43GI 49,
tSF 30. Corn firm; advanced lac; sales at
S Sy9OaS t Sats steady at 2E499%c. High
w mes active; DC for duty free aud 2fJI FOR
5 Ro NJ ETeights active. Receipts-Elour
ZIoOo o6ls; Wheat 600 bus; Corn Isl 900 bus;
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PhIIadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July %.
Flour very dull. Wheat dull: old red 50 N
and new 81 1902 So. Corn steady at Sic Tor
dull; Laguara lSGlS1%c, gold. Naval StoteS
dull. Spirits turpentine 20. Whisky dull nj
81 % for Pennsylvania, and 81 % for Ohio
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Baltimore Mnrket.

ENLIIMOREI July ..
Flour very dull. Wheat active and buoy
ant; red 81 6O9S IS. Corn dull. Provisions
very dull. Sugar buoyant. Coffee Arm; Rio
189l9c, gold. Whisky dull; western 81 26a
26%. Flax Seed So IS
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WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The Presi-
Senate Mr.. Henry Stansbury, of Ken
lucky, to be Attorney General of the
United States in place of Mr.. Speed, re-
Sipnn6
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OswEGo. July 20.
Flour dull; SlO@lO q for No. l spring; sIl Is
@l2 25 for red winter; ~ IS for XX. Wheat a
shade flrmer; No. l Milwaukee Club 81 90
Corn dull; No. l Illinois 7Sc. Oats quiet; none
Offering. Canal Freights dull.
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ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Gov. Crawford.
Gross, late of the 18th Kansas cayalrv
and associate editor of the Lawrence
Tribune, a Senator in place of Mr.,
Lane 80
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More CounterreIters Arrestet,.

New YORK, July 2O.-The police
made another capture yesterday of a
large number of finely executed steel
plates, two presses, dies, rollers, paper,
bogus money and four prisoners. The
material taken amounts in value to
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New York, July 2O.-A Washington
special says that the rebel General For
rest called at the White House this
morning to see the President, but did
not succeed in obtaining an audience.
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TOLEDO Market.

TOLEDO, July 20.
Flour dull. Wheat 299c better; sales of
amber milwaukee,, crop of '65, 81 90; 10 'GI
81 IS; old No. red Wabash S225. Corn bet
ter; sales at 66c for No. !. Oats steady. Rye
dull. Lake FreightS dull and nominal.
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New ORLEANS, July 19-General
Sheridan'so orders regarding the erection
or monuments commemorating the re-
6eilion, &C., was recalled before pub
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Tennessee Admitted.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The House
has passed joint resolution admitting
into the Union again, by the
following vote: Yeas 125 nays II. Even
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, voting aye.
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BosToN, July 19.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day and took
measures to secure the election of dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention.
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MiIvaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July 90
Flour very dull and declined SOC. Wheat
quiet at 8Ic for No. l. Corn weak at sec.
Oats S5c; Receipts, -four 600 bbls; wheat
5000 bush; oats B, 900 bush. ' "
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st. LOUIS July u.
Flour unsettled; spring extra s79S; fall ex-
ira s. 50; double extra 50 259l2 Wheat Sc
lower; fair to good 81 SOtal 81; prime 81 956
Oats firmer at 4ia4Sc. Whisky s. g.
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New Orleans Market.

k NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
Cotton-Sales 1900 bales, unchanged. To-
days receipts IS bales. New York Exchange
par, "a premium.
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T. g. RHODES

HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
III Back part OF the Religious Book Store
Room, and will open out this morning with
y Good fast cOlOred Prints at l2%.
Heavy yard wide Brown Musllns at Csc.
All Wool DeLaineS in spring cOlos at 50c.
and other goods at less pricis than ever.
Rpr2
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The Latest News.
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CONGRESSIONAL PKOCEEDINGS.

ny the Union Line.
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General Agents are Wanted
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LIST OF PRIZES.
Grand Prirn L., Gala c.n nm -

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l Grand Prize, Farm OF so acres at
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l Grand Prize, 10 acres just outside
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Steamboats,.
FOR PARKERSBURG.

- The fine steamer JULIA NO. 81
I1e&+ ACapt. j. Harrison, will leave every
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
jy2l-lt BOOTH. BATrELLE & CO., AgtS
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CUSDRIRS-A FEW BBIS. PRIME MA
- Pile Sugar; Superior Green Black and
japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New YORK Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
sago; Corn starch, Maizena,, DC. HermetIcal-
ly sealed Salmon, MackeTeI, Goldfish, HallI-
but, Lobster. CLAIMS and SariInez.
Genuine English MUSTARD Salad OIL best
Condensed Milk.
Together with a general assortment Of
seasonable articles. Just received and for
N. d g. d. WOODROW,
Odd FeIIows' Hall Building, Monroe st,
Eny9 WHEELING. W. VA.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Price, from the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, reported bill to au-
thorize the loan of certain bonds, de-
nomination greater than $1,000, which
was read three times and passed.
The House proceeded to consider the
action of the joint resolution for the
admission of Tennessee.
Mr.. Bingham withdrew his demand
for the previous question, and modi-
fled it so AS to read, the joint resolution
declaring Tennessee again entitled to
senators and representatives in Con-
gress:
WHEREAS, The State of Tennessee
has in good faith ratified tho article of
the amendment to the constitution OF
the United States, proposed by the 39th
Congress to the legislation of several
States, and has shown to the satisflc-
ton OF Congress, by a proper spirit in
the body of her people, and returned
to her due allegiance to the govern
ment, laws and authority of the United
States, therefore be it
ReSOLUed, by the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States of
America, in Congress Assembled, That
the State of Tennessee is herdby re-
stored to her former proper practical
relation to the Union, and again en-
titled to be represented by Senators and
Representatives in Congress, duly
elected and qualified upon their taking
the oath of Office required by existing
avs.
Mr.. Bingham renewed the call for the
previous question.
Mr.. Boutwell, desired to offer the fol-
lowing as substitute for Bingham's:
When Tennessee shall have ratified the
amendment TO the Constitution propos-
ed to the Legislatures of the several
States by the 39th Congress-, and shall
have established an equal and just
system of suffrage for ali male citizens
within its jurisdiction, who are not less
than 81 years of age; the Senators and
Representatives from such State, i'll
found duly elected and qualified, may
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FOR CINCINNATI


~ The new and light drauGht stea-
isl4kksfSs>>SI3a mer, NEW STATE" Capt. HRr-
S55s=zEaE1lan, will leave as above every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, in place of
For freight or passage apply OH board or TO
JylS ASents