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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW ARCH STREET THEATRE.-A cool, refresh
ing pantomime every night, performed by light
and airy people and the two Foxes, regular re.
irlgeraiore, cool air pumped up through regis
tiers, and everybody presented with nice fau,
with the gas turned down low, form the attrae-
tions at the Arch. Sam Hemple and the COM
pang add to the truly Arctic performance by
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also, two snteroom doors and cabin DOOR time
and place passed large quantities OF wreck ed floating
atuf1 and two quaTter-bOats stuve in.
kehI Active. Rotan. from Rappahannock River, In
ballaBt 10 j. n. Justua.
sehT Kodash, FTambes. from Dorchester. in ballast
tod. 4. Justus.
schr Problem, Moore days from Laurel, with wood
to Bacon, Collins a Co.
kchr Gen, Cropper Houston, days from NewtOwn
with lumber TO Bacon, Olns a GO.
schr Bird, Dufel, day from Lewes with mdse. to
captain.
sohT James Ponder, udson, from Boston.
EChr 9. w. Locke, Huntley, from Dorchester.
Steamer T.. N. Fairchild, Trout, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird a Co.
Steamer Annie. Tut, "a hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. M. Baird & 20.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, "a hours from
New York, with mdse TO w. M. Baird q Co.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. "a hours from New York.
with mdse, 10 w. r. clyde q Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF baTges to w. p. Clyde q Co.
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New PUBHcATIoNs.-Mr A. Winch, No. sos
Chestnut street, has sent us the following named
magazines for June:-LOndOn Society, Temple
Bar, OorThW St. Jdmess, Belgrduid, English
WognGn's aud Art Journal, all OF which are un-
usually interesting. Mr.. Winch also has our
thanks for late numbers of the London Hius-
rated Neo0s, Oosselps Illustrated Family Pdper.
p9,3leb Fua etc.
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REGINALD HEBER REED, one of Philadelphia's
most worthy and promising artists, died on Sat
grday, at the residence Of his brother, Rev. J,
Sanders Reed, Rector OF Gloria Del Church
(0ld Swedes). Mr.. Reed was in his twenty
sixth year, and in addition to his fine merits as
a painter, he also possessed the esteem, love,
and confidence of all who knew him. His
funeral takes place this afternoon, at O'clock,
from Gloria Del Church.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

steamship Stars and Stripes, Holmes, Havana, Thos.
Brig Charlotte stupell. Salem, E. ". Glover.
6chr James Allderdice, Long, Boston, Hammett q
Neal.
schr j. B. Austin. Davis, Roxbury, Wannemaoher &
Co.
schr N. Draper, Meade, Providence, Captain.
str r. Willing, Cundih Baltmore, A. Groves, Jr.
Str Chester, Jones, New York, w. p Clyde Il 90.
Tug ThOs Jefferson Allen for Baltimore, with a tow
OF barges, w, p. Clyde & Co.
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INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS DEsIRED.-Last
evening, convention of iremen held meet
ing in the Hibernia Engine House, to petition
$4,000 to $4,000 per annum to steam ire-engine
companies. Some thirty companies were re-
presented. A committee of five was appointed
to prepare a memorial, and to ascertain the
expense of running a steam ire-engine, to be
submitted to Councils. After free expression
of views, the Convention adjourned to re-.
assemble on next Monday evening.
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CHURCH DEDIoATIoN.-This afternoon, at 81
o'clock, the chapel and school-house of the
Episcopal Church of st. John the Baptist, Ger
mantown (Rev. William N. Diehl, rector), will
be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies by
Right Rev. Bishop Stevens. The rite of con-
To morrow night the Bishop will officlate in
the Church of the Evangelist (ReV Samuel
Durborow, rector), Catharine street, near
Seventh
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A DEAD BABY.-For some time past one of
the culverts Mickle street has been stopped up
Yesterday some men were set to work to ascertain
what the impeachment was, They soon succeeded in
bringing TO light the cause which was found to be the
body OF q child, very much decomposed. Coroner
verdict OF "placed there by some unknown partyD %
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ARRIVWD YEaTFRDAY,

steamship Hunter, Rogers 80 hours from Providence,
with mdse. TO ID, 8. Stelson q Co.
bchr CaTmila, duise, daY ffom Indian River Fish
Ing Banks, with fish TO captain. 18Th inst, on said
BANK picked up a life buoy marked "0lenW0odi"
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MnAInn nnAMnA

MEMORANDA
snip Hope, Hancock, hence goth Dec, at San Fran
ship 4, H tucker, Clark for Philadelphia. cleared
ship Daniel Cornwall, Todd, from London for Phila
delphla, sailed from Deal % inst.
ship Jonathan Chase. Chase, for Philadelphia, sailed
hSm Shi LiIyerp1ol LIST Inst, -. ., .,..-.-.
1st inst.
ship annie, Reed. for Philadelphia, entered out at
Steamship Roman. Baker. hence, at Boston yester-
Steamship Hendrick Hudson, HOwes. hence, at
,stesmshlp star Of the Union, CoOksey, hence, at
New Orleans llth inst. - -
ladelphia, sailed from St. Thomas Sd inst. -
Brig Croton. Lippincott hence, at New Bedford 18th
Brig Mechanic, Merriman. hence for Portland. at
Brig Hertba Du sar, from Rotterdam for Philadel-
Brig Hiida, Nissen, hence. eat at Falmouth Sd inst
Brig Venus, Espy, hence, at st. John N b., l4h inst
from salem 18th inst W
schr Eliza and Rebecca, Price, hence at Providence
schr Lottie Beard, Perry, hence, at Fall River 18th
schr Sarah Purves, Jones, hence at Georgetown. D.
schr G. W. Newins Leaning. hence, at Key West Sd
sShI 2; Deeripg. Willard, for Philadelphia, cleared
scSr &. English, hence. at Washington, d. G.. l4th
sehrw. Slater, smelley, for Philadelphia. cleared
schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey hence at Salem
scbT j. h squires, Timmons, for Philadelphia sailed
from Fan River 18Th inst.
De ~
sailed from New Haven l4th inst.
Schrs Anna sheppard, Bowdttch, and N. E. Clark,
Clark, hence, at Providence 18th Inst.
schrs NJ. Hand. Brooks. from Bristol; D. oakes.
Berry, from Gloucester; and NJ r. Carlisle, Potter,
from Providence, all for Philadelphia, at Newport lth
schr Minerva Jefferson, hence, at Bristol l4h inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A cylinder buoy painted red and white, has been
placed Packet Rock 1t lays north from the east
end OF the Buck Islands about two miles, and east OF
the rock quarter of mile, in six fathoms water.
81. Thomas, May a. 1867.
Dating from the 9TH of May. 1867, new lighthouse
has been established the OF Santa Croce near
Viesti, of the Point OF Gargano.
The tower which the lighthouse Is established is
ocagonal. and rises from the habtaon OF the Keepers
which last Is building rectangular base, sur
mounted by terrace. The ground floor OF this build
ing ashy TINT the upper floor painted yellow,
the tower Is of q whitsh stone color.
The lighting apparatus is lentcular. and OF the first
class.
The light is fixed and white. The focus is forty
metres above level of the the light visible
in clear atmosphere at the distance OF fifteen naut
cal miles, and illuminates the section OF the horizon
from N.NR. by N. TO 8.
The geogrhp phfcal position OF the lighthouse is lat
Al So N. Ion. l3 50 80 E. of Paris.
The lighthouse is exposed and indicates the position
Point of GarganO.
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SLIGHT ACClDENT.-On the steamer Edwin
Forrest, on Sunday, while some young men were
jumping rope, one of them trlpped, fell over and
struck his head with such force that he nsensble
for half hour. We not aware that such
amusements were tolerated on our steamboats,,
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Last evening John
Griffith had hearing before Mayor Cox, charged
with being drunk and disorderly. 1t appears John IS
in the habit of getting drunk and when he gets much
Of the ardent aboard s strongly given TO ghtug He
beat his wife the last time, but she declining to prose-
cute him, his Honor fined him for being drunk and
disOrderlV.
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STOLE Two PAIRS OF SCIssoRs.-Peter Hagan
was arrested by Officer Owens yesterday, upon the
charge of stealing two pairs OF scissors the property
of head Brothers, paper hangers. They refused to
prosecute, and HRgan was released.
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New TRIAL.-The Court granted the appli-
cation for new trial by Alden c. Scove Esq, counsel
for Davis Kelso, convicted of murder in the first
degree at the last term of the Court. Probably an
extra session OF the Court will be held in order to try
this case over again.
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WENT Tn.aEA.

Ship VIM. Cummings, for 81. Paul de Loando: bris
Ella for 81 John, N b.; and schr Racer for Liverpool
went 10 sea at z. NJ on Sunday, Brig NRzarlne, fO
81 Johns p. II went INTO the Breakwater on sunday
aiternoOn.-Reported by Frank s. Eldridge, pilot.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE BANKRUPT ACT.

Printed from the ofhcial Copy, Annotated
Digested, and provided with a copious Index
for the easy and convenient reference OF the
Legal Profession: and Of Business Men. By
G. MORGAN ELDRIDGE, of the Philadel-
phia Bar. Octave. paper covers, price so cents;
cloth, 81.
A most perfect, complete, and comprehensive
work embodying all that 1t is essential to know
on this all engrossing subject. 1t is well worthy
the careful study OF every citizen of the United
States, and the more so from the fact that in
certain cases power is given the creditor to
force his debtor into involuntary bankruptcy.
Sent to any address, postage paid, on receipt
of price, by
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
GEO. MORRISON CoATEs,)
j, PRICE WETHERILL, SMONTHLY COArlfITTHn
JAMES DoU6AERTY,
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ACCIDENT TO A YAwL.-On Sunday, while the
steamer Edwin Forrest was laying at Burlington,
three fishermen, In small boat, desired to get tow
While they were hauling the boat towards the stern,
and when opposite the wheel. the steamboat set
in motion, and drew the boat under, smashing the
eunwales. Two OF the men jumped on board the For
rest and the other into the river The boat was
cued in O damaged condition.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NstOs see FTM PaOs.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RIsEs. MOON RISES. s2s
5UN 33 HIGH WATER. 2l5
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New CULvERT.-The culvert in Market
street. between Delaware and Front Streets is about
halt finished and In The course of two weeks will be
entirely and all that extra water which has for
long annoyed the passengers to and from the boats
will be removed, and the people will not be compelled
TO wade kneedeep in the water to get to the ferry
The heavy rains recently caused the banks In
and retarded the workmen to some extent but the
work is now being pushed ahead vigorously.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
JUDGE FISHER AND Mr.. BRADLEY
MEETING OF THE BAR-AN INVESTIGATION
RESOLVED UPON.

MEETING OF THE BAR-AN INVESTIGATION
RESOLVED UPON.
WASHINGTON Aug. 12.-Pursuant to notice,
meeting Of the members of the bar held this
ing the Criminal Court Room OF the City Hail. 10 consider
the order Of Judge Fisher, dsmissng Mr.. Joseph II.
Bradley, from the roll Of Attorneys. Mr. Merrich
called the meeting 10 order and upon his motion MT
W. d. Davidge called 10 the Chair, and hr T. Carei
that all knew the object of the meeting, and lie was
ready TO receive any proposition. =.
Mr.. Ashford SAID every one knew why this meeting had
been convened II had somehow got abroad that This
meeting had been called III hostility 70 the Court Ha
was not authorized to speak for ms brethren Oh tne
spirit Of hostility the subject that had called them to-
geFS S9 & S4s g b n s a%a s9 sqSS 10 De
protect defend the dignity Of the bench and he on
hostile to the bench As expressive OF his views he SUBJ
mtted the following proposition;
1t is due alike TO the bench and the bar the dignity
independence and honor OF which should watch with
care and labor to preserve that the facts and crcnm.
stances which led 10 the action OF Judge fsher IN ordert
ing the name OF MI Joseph H. bradley ST. 20 pe sIick
from the roll OF attorneys, shOud be investigated and
inasmuch the action O Judge Fisher has left the DaB
uniformed as % the facts ana clrcumstances hdncs
such action his part the Importance OF the subecs
demands that should not proceed hastily or undes
the influence of any personal partisan prejudice LEST
the judgment pronounced should not commend Itself 10
Resolred. That - gentlemen be and they are hereby
appointed Committee 20 inquire into and ascertain thu
facts and circumstances Of the disagreement between
Judge Fisher and Mr. Bradley arising IN the course Of
Fisher passed order dsnissng Mr. Bradley and thaa
report the with such recommendation as they
may deem advisable TO the Bar a meeting, " be held
Oh the - day Il, 1867, at u o'clock" .
On motion OF Mr. Merick the first blank was filled by
inserting members and the second and third blanks
by inserting first Tuesday OF September The Chair ap-
pointed Messrs. p. r. Fendall, John c. Kennedy j..
Coombs Wm. II. Phillips, EnOch TOtten, Walter b. Cox
and s. D. Mcpherson the Committee OF Seven. Subset
quenty Mr.. Dayidge was added to the Committee ana
made Chairman. The meeting then adjourned.
IL is proper say with reference 10 the above bcng
that the members Of the bar this morning applied ~
stated that the could not be used the meeting was
to be held in a spirit of hostility TO the Court bat
was TO be held with view of explanation and reconcila
ton, he would permit its use. The courtroom was
densey crowded during the proceedings Of this meetings
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The special tax of
retail dealer is at the rate Of $40 per annum that OF
retail liquor dealer at the rate OF SIS per annum All
special due the first day of May in each
year. or commencing any trade business profession
upon which such tax is by law imposed In the former
the tax Ia TO be reckoned for year. and in thu
the first day Of the month in which liability to
special tax first commenced. to the hrst day
OF May following OF section "a When retailer changes
h business to that OF retail hquordealer he should be-
ssed in an amount equal 10 the difference between
naming portion Of the special tax year and that npOse
upon retail dealer for the same time. Suppose the
quodealer for the remaining portion Of the special tax
year 6G6I that OF retail dealer for the same period s
S66g $40 the difference between these two Ia tho
TO be Teassessed An auctOneer should not be-
required TO return for taxation under section 9S the sales
made by him for the United States.
The regaas or trappings OF Masons Odd Fellows, or
other similar organization not clothing or articles Of
within the meaning OF the Internal Revenue laws
but to be regarded merely ornaments or artce5
for particular use and taxable at tho rate OF per cenq
ad valOrem from and after March l, 1867 manufac<
ture not otherwise provided for.
as constituting part OF the gross receipts OF steamboat
other vessel for their transportation If separate and
TSI s Sher s"s or 2S cod the amounts recSed FOR the
latter need not be returned for taxation under sect
O' corresponding low charge for transportation
should be looked upon as an attempted evasioni
amount paid passage money covers both ransporta|
ton and food. the whole should be returned The
amount actually expended for the food for the passen
gers should then be allowed deduction, and the tax
Of q per should be assessed upon the balance Th
special tax OF the keeper OF hotel, inn or tayerns
depends upon the yearly rental or II not rented, hpo
the estimated yearly rental OF the house ana property
intended be used FOR hotel purposes The term props
erty," used in this connection does not I'M; include
household furniture even though the hotel fs hired fur
nished. In such the Assessor IN nxing the sna
which is to determine the amount OF tax should deausa
yearly rental for the furnished house Sc
much as he thinks TO be fair prop0ronate amount TOT
the the furniture person doing an express Dusl
ness is not liable to special tax as express carrier OF
agent unless gross receipts from such business ex~
per annnm but he subject 10 tax OF three
per centum upon all his receipts from such business
regardless Of their amount.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

after days hard fighting, gained possession OF n
part of ArkyfO but were Immediately cut up by the
reenfOrcementS arriving to the Christians, and sinca
three days has had all his communications cut on
while reports from the Christian side say that ha
cannot even get water. Bodies of men hold thd
entire plain which is huge crater, having
no outlet except subtenanean To get IN or out IN
pretty much the same thing. The raylnes below
by which help might come also held by considers
able forces. and they express great confidence u,
being able to keep the trap shut, and Mehemet and
his 5000 men in IT, Meanwhile. the other diylslona
met far from the point OF junction, one hghtna
near Agos COnstantnOS aud the other near hetImo,
where the Cretans hold every pass with oDstnacy
which, if it had discipline behind 1t, would soon emf
the war
Meanwhile. the Arkad lands body after body oa
men, arms. and ammunition, without difficulty or
danger, since her late fight, for no Turk cares td
measure force with her; and two mates for her hayd
arrived in Greece and will be at work this week
The baTbarties of the war go on in an increasing
ratio. The troops their march TO kssalnos passed
through little village known as Aga Geani, or
GeTami the map place of 40 or 80 houses, which,
has long ago submitted and asked protection. They
got II of the Turkish kind, for when the army had
passed, twenty-five women and children were MISS
ing from the small population. Not only IN thia
place, but in Ptolania. larger town, all the women
and children of both down to the age OF seven
or eight were violated, everybody robbed, and many
old persons murdered. An old priest was mpaled
and left to die in this burning Summer sun.
OF these things as probabilities, but by the very
nature of the not to be testified To by the living
except their perpetrators. the British Government ia
declares before the world that they the fabrea-
tiOns of newsmongers. The curse of cruciied hn-
manity rest on his peri ured soul and that OF Crete
on his memory.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.

ALBANY, Aug 12.-The Convention recon
vened at 7:l5 p.
sundry were presented against scctaran
donations, and memorials for the prohibition OF liquor
selling .-,, ,,,,,
A communication was received from Controller Hin
house. stating that $4,000 OF United states sOchs nave
been deposited with him as security In connection Win
Also a communication from the Metropolitan Ponce
Board in regard TO the number Of policemen detailed In
the several City Courts, and their pay. Referred
RESOLUTIONS. 40.
Governor taken from the Committee OF tne noio
referred TO tho Committee Powers aud Duties or Tue
Legislature. Lost. go. ,.,o,,,,,o.
The following resolution WIS ftIerIcu WIN" N"'''"O
OF the Whole: ,, -. -, .,,o
For the better maintenance OF public order; and tne
security OF municipal and other local interests teo s
be created by nomination Dy Ie 10 a. % menbers
sent OF the Senate, Executive Council Oh sik % ,
who shall hold their office during the term Ior o.
Governor "A elected unless sooner removed Dy w VI p 10
cause and who shall be known and designa'cu 10 '"0
Governors Council: -, - - 1,,iaa IN
FIRST: A Secretary OF state Win po"oiS """ ~
be defined by law. - N In var of
Second: An Attorney General who shall DC. DC u
NOT less than ten years practice IN the Cours u.r
Third secretary Of Public Police, Win aushy Wy
Boards OF Police In cities districts TO De ~
APPOINTMENT In Ike manner whenever tno paoiio t sov
r yhen called upon the Secretary OF Police
To,rfI A Secretary OF Fire insurance Win auAnuly
rir Boards in cities or dlsFlct 70 DO con
stituted by appointment in ike hianor anu iePoiV
annually or when called upon, ,,,,, p.,.. ,
IiUL A secretary OF Public Buildings, PARKS, ana
Water Fronts with auxiliary Boards Ia cities OF dis
Si &C secretary of Financial Audit and Assessment
with Boards In cities districts, &c. and the
STATE assess3rs and all Tax Commissioners appointed
under authority OF the Governor anu Ssate sai Iepor
'lItu Adjourned tu 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

BIT ATLANTIC TELE6HIPH TRI3usE-
LONDON, Aug 12-Noon.-Gonsols are frmer, and are
quoted at s4a for money United States Hye-twenty
bonds 73a Illinois Central Railway shares, 77l; Erie
Railway shares &C Atlantic and Great Western consoli-
dated bonds, 22t.
Afternoon.-Consos for money have advanced !, and
are now quoted 9Ii United States FvetweAty bonds
have also advanced and tie quotation now is 7S; IL
nois Central Railway shares, 77i Erie Railway shares
l6 Atlantic and Great Western consolidated bonds, 22t
Eyening-Amercan securities have steadily advanced
during the day and closed buOyant at the following rates.
United States FiveTweny bonds, 74s Illinois Central
Railway shares, T7l; Erie Railway shares. 4ei.
FRANKFORT, Aug l2-Evening-United States bonds
closed steady at 17a.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12-Noon.-CottOn is active and
rmer estimated sales to-day. 1900 bales Mddling Up
lands, lOtd Mddling Orleans, lOid. The weather is
favorable for the crops Wheat 1910 for White Cali
fornla Corn 3s for New Barley, 81. Oats H. Peas,
al Cheese, 52l. Beef, 1926 Lard, 50i. Pork III.
Bacon AZ. Rosin-Common, 49,; Medium, a. Talow,
44Js Pot Ashes 31I. Spirits Turpentine, $685. Petro-
leum-spirits sad; Refined, IA Cloverseed, al.
Afternoon-Cotton has advanced TO losd for Middlng
Uplands; Middling Orleans 0id Breadstus are with
out change In the Provision market Pork has declined
10 1876 and Beef has declined TO 1884, Lard Cheese and
Bacon are unchanged. In the Produce market medium
Rosin has declined TO III. There is no change in other
articles.
Evening.-The Cotton market is buoyant, and prices
are advancing The following the authorized closing
quotations Mddling Uplands, lOsd; Middng Orleans,
lOLd. The sales Of the day exceed the noon
estimate 1900 bales, footing up 5000 bales
The Breadstufs market closed unchanged. Corn, 80 g.
Wheat 1910. Barley, Oats and Peas unchanged. The
Provisions market closed dull Pork 1876 and Beef 1874
per bbl Lard, 50I. Bacon, al. Cheese, 62i. Medium
Rosn is quoted at l3l, and Common Wilmington at 49,
Spirits Turpentine 39i3 Tallow, 4i9 PetrOleum-sid
for Spirits and li4 for Standard White.
LosDoN, Aug. I2-NooD.-No IL Dutch standard Sugar,
256 Scotch Pig Iron, 53i. Whale OIL &32. sperm Oh,
fil5 Lnseed Cakes, 80 49, Linseed Oil, $40 Calcutta
IInseed, 6sl6 Petroleum closed fiat at Antwerp last
evening at i2f soc. for standard White.
AfternoOn.-Ilnseed Cakes have advanced to SO 81.
The prices OF other articles the same as at noon.
Eyening-The London markets unaltered.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 12-Mdnight-In the House of
Lords tonight the consideration Of the Reform Bill
was resumed. Earl Derby was present, and moved
that the House recede from all of its amendments to
the bill except the providing for the representa-
ton of minorities, which had been accepted by the
House of Commons After long debate the motion
WAS nut and carried in favor of the Government