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MISSISSIPPI.

More Inccndiary Fires In vIcksburx.
INV ORLEANS, Dec. 30, 1857.
Two more nccndary Ores occurred In vicksDum on
yunday, one at three O'Clock A. NJ and the other ~
nine O'Clock r. NJ The loss was 900 and tho
hncs $4,000
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec Craftsmanship Minnesota, Captain
Price from New York, arrived here yesterday en- ro
to Liverpool
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Reported Purchase Of Boston Steamers ~
New Workers.
! Bos1os, Dec 90 1867.
The Post Of this city, publishes rumor that parties
u New York have purchased the steamers Ontario and
Erie Tor s7oo 0oo assuming lien the vessels OF
k50O00o They cost g. 200 900 The owners Of NE
nsamships here deny the report
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A.-A Correct Timckcepcr, the 9 Benedict
Time Wa.ch:' also finest Jewelrs and Siverware at
BENEDICT BROTHERS, up town. sol broadway between
Amiy and Fourth streets.
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A.-Rheumntism Legally Warranted Cured
refunded Or FTfLER's ,rrat Vegetable hen
matte Remedy taken inwards Rcference ~ 75Y cures
Principal depot 70s Broadway Positively cure no pay
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sIA.;=.Eniyersnl., Exposition. Paris, 1867.
STElNWAY SONS triumphant, having been awarded
the st grand god medal for American Grand square ana
national Jury This medal is distinctly classified FIRST I'm
order of merit all other American exhibitors and
than four hundred entered for competition By
nearly all the most celebrated manufacturers OF Europe
York.
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Coughs.-The Administrations OF medicinal
preparations In the form OF lDxenge
most eligible and conyenen especially rcgsriaa
cough remedy. BRDWN'S BRONCHIAL TROcIlsS,
Cough Lozengss aay irritation which Induces coughing,
giving instant relief 10 bronch influenza ana
consumption aud asthnatic complaints.
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Cards. Circulars, Posters, and Every ne.
scrpton OF job Printing neatly and carefully executed -
rates twenty-five per less than elsewhere the
MEfRoPoLITAE JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT %
NAssau street.
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wlfuL MURDER ur 4 WIFE ~ sAlrlnoae.


lFf0m no BQltiInoTe GazeUo, Dec. II
The vicinity OF Bolton thrown into grea. state ok
excitement Christmas mornng BY the announcement
that man named John McNamara had indicted suoh
blows upon his wife 10 her DEATH Ohcers Mo-
intosh and Browning being informed OF the facts in tho
tho track OF the perpetrator OF the
crime and succeeded In aresting him Mount
Washington. An inquest the body OF Mrs. Ann Nc
Namara was held at her late residence on Cathedral
street extended the jury returning verdict that hec
leath caused by bows tho bands OF her husband
yesterday afternoon Mcnamara had hearing before
Juce Bride VII On he confessed the homicide and was
comelited FOR tire action or the Baltimore county
autnoisies the charge OF wandering his wife. From
Inc acsiciieG Ia The examination appears that tho
woman wss most cruelty beaten and Kicked over the
nead ana osty by Mcnamara, he using At ono time
poovack, VITA which no dealt her the fatal blow1 H0
mas tnres chsn, and ono Of them, little girl about
nine years OF aes placed upon the stand 10 give
testimony IN toe case The child affected 70 tears
when recting whate6e rad witnes sed
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Cough, Cough, Cough.
MADAME TO RTER's COUGH BALsAM
known be the and sfecua remedy and wthln
the reach OF ALL
For sale By ali druggists at IS. 60 and rs cents.
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7ns government . rsbuIldns Old rsrs Ncolsssy, 10
the neAehborhood 81 Portsmouth,. n n The new walls
gwen feet Thick, whe the cid rAmparts we're cny
carfyisg sold snos Of quarter ~ weight are already
psunssd. fsrs wNhiag,es saA sullivan sFs sbsA.
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rne PRESS TELEGRAM.

A Similar Meeting MT Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Dec. go 1867.
large meeting in behalf OF the rights OF naturalized
citizens was held here tonight. Tho Mayor Of the city
presided Speeches were delivered and strong rssou-
tons were adopted.
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Rev. Charles II. Smyfhe,s Lecture ON thS
'Press of New York." the ID. D'S, the the Del
lars aud the Dickens, Is coming.
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Bntchel0r's Hair Dyc.-The Rest In tho
world; the only perfect Dye: harmless reliable
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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All Kinds of Plain mud Fancy job Printing
neatly aud promptly executed, az
less thar elsewhere At the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINT.
ING ESTABLISHMENT 81 Nassau street.
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Frozen Toe and All Cbilibinins Cured by
Pain Paint Test Il free. at i7O Chatham square, New
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All Natures sweets in Millions Of HOm0o.
psthic a!oms-B uRNETTs FLoRIMEI. an exquisite hand.
kerchief perfume better than Sold
81 druggists New York Office 392 Broadway, Metropolitan
Hotel bu ldlng.
parts inner gloss and superior French poades and
oils o alcoholic washes
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A Beautiful Present. for I.ndirs-A Pnir ar
those handsome Quilted slippers from SLATER'5. 668
Broadway. near Fourteenth street.
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Fatal ARRAY In Buckneld.
LEWISTON, Dec. so, 1867
Thomas 8 Brigham shot and killed his uncle Michael
Brigham, in An ARRAY At BuckneId on Saturday even
ing. He claims 70 have acted In ssf.defepca.
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Grand Expcsition OF Ladies' and Chiidresss
rurs Gents Holiday Hats, Ladies' and Misses Hata.
sleigh Robes rur Caps and Gloves, aud moderate prizes.
at 6ENIN's, sl3 Broadway.
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At Dcllnc's, 135 Rrendyyav.-Enncy Goods,
Ivory Bru shes, Perfumcry Bottles
let Articles. &c, at reduced prices.
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Dr. Shcrman's Rusture Appliances ana
curative compound, aud guarantees Tor the cure q
rupture In its oce 97 broadway. Picture
cuars Of before and after being CURED mailed
receipt OF zen
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-Denn's Cakes for New Years Tables.-So1
Broadway. between Ninetecntk aud Twentieth
opposite where the peacocks are
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Crisendoro,s Hair Dvc.-The Hest Ever Mau.
ufactured. Wholesale and retail, also appied, ~ Ma .
afnru
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. asa s ~ snS :ssx
below Canal street.
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Choice Selection of Wines, Brnndics. 6c.s
JOHN J. STAFF & SON. IL Chambers street,
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A;-Cirnr. Soft, smooth md BeautiiuI Skin
Is the result OF using LAlHD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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At the Metropolitan Job Printing EsfnblisSs.
MENT. ~ Nassau al kinds OF Cards. Crcunrs
Handblls. Tickets DC. and every variety OF Plain and
Ornamental Printing done at low rates with despatch.
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BE Sure md Cn1l for
MRS. WINsLOwis SOOTHING SYRUP,
having the FAC smile Of Curtis Perkins, outside
wrapper. AL others are base limitations.
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A.-JeHers. I.t36 and Ibis Broadway
Goodycars Rubber shoes Of all kindsOners his entire
Of Ladies' Misses aud Chdrens Youths
Boots and Shoes half his original price, Ladies' u
your inat a buy
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OPEN ON NEW YEARS DAY.

OPEN ON NEW YEARS DAY.
ga Broadway
Remember the Veterans.
Special Notice.
In order to afford opportunity 70 the generous Of
menc,ng the New Year in praisewor.hy benevolent
manner and to afford opportunity those whose TINA
ia occupied other this Office will be open
A. n. It'll y. h. on New Years dav.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM,
$40 broadway.
n B-Persons who call In person their
address BY their servants.
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ts5 broadway, has not only lowered his pieces for heay
purposes, bat IN bent loewcrng The Loew bridge.
whose oosuct the throns Of CUSTOMERS whs be-
siege the down town store after his gcem
HATS and carefully selected FURs. krOx IL pubic
bsusfactor TO the heads Of he people muncpa and ohe
wfsc. He reforms the taste OF the popuace n vAiou4
ways. and time another wn prove formldAb@o
for Mavor He therefore des~rves
a. halter ana citizen support Of head Of AfAm
" Tor
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CANADA.

Death of Ferguson Blair.
ONTARIO, Dec 80, 1857.
Hon Ferguson Blair President Of the Council Of the
Province OF Ontario, died last night.
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man In Connecticut La ons OF his syss put out ~
piece Of CHIP striking Myhls ho was chopplns wood
segh and will probably lose the other eve from the ia
.uYses received.
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Fire mt Milford.

I WORCESTER, Dec. 30 1907.
4 IRE Al Milford last night destroyed barn In the
Mar " and about twenty feet from Walkers large boot
mandatory. Il was only By promptncss and activity
bat the nrsmen able 70 save the large and costly
torkshop from destruction. The ere evidently the
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Printing Of Every Description FxecutcA
with neasnes despatch lower else
where, al The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsfAB-
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Radical Restorqtion.-Its Good Eqccts Ara
one using Mrs q. A. ALIENS IMPROVED fnew s,yis) <
hair REsTORER DRESSING lin one tctsicl Everr
drugrss sells H. Price 81.
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People That Make Nov, Yenr Calls WIN
fnd good cup OF Coffee very celebrating Ladies who
please tneir callers 10 s sho-d B r.
Rabbits LION COFrEE.n warranted perfectly rurs.
One every twenty confainn ~ freenbsck Nos 81
g. s. 6 g. o. ~ ~ and "a Washington street. New York.
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Shoes all styles, with bows. rosestes &c. kcg, At
MILLER 4 cos No 3 Union square.
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s' az mise. "a; ): *. ss:!
As HroAdMAy. n
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WORCESTER, Dec so 1867.
Il Is reported that Thomas r. wnis,emore Treasurer
the town Of spencer. has been guilty Of dsfalcation
B The amount OF $4,000 whittemors has been miss
hg about week
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sed infornssos farnisSsd he hiahsM rates rssd Ia
D0uS'0ar s1a 81 sd coz 8 g ssSs sns
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..Ths HelIaey Cali for gess a, fsserJn,s. Ocss-
grows fvelier day by day. oENiS,us broadway.
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S's |! Ess::, s s S s;s; ssI ,I;vRn:
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which were accordingly seized. Investigation has
proved that the nrm In question had been conducting
this eon,raband business for the last year
A DimcnIt Qaestien 10 Solve.
A question which seems difhcult 10 solve ID
exercising the Law officers OF the government The
friends Of prisoner confined at Sing Sing, N ",
dcrgoina sentence for offence against the United
States have made request 10 have him transferred 10
the Ludlow jail, In New York city, for the
that he Is very III and In danger Of DEATH and they
hope 10 secure pardon for him In January ncxt The
grave part OF the question TO- where 10 the authority 10
order tho transient The President IL 10 said, has
power bu 10 pardon the having pronounced the
sentence has further jurisdiction and no other ocs
whether state or NATIONAL can nnd authority OF law for
ordering the transfer.
More Foreign Real Estate for Sale.
Information has been received hero that the Stock
holm Newspaper, the voyksblaH advises the swedish
government to follow the example Of Denmark BY SELL
pg 10 the United state its West India Island OF St Bar
,holomew This is regarded here In Official circles,
another indication that European monarchies are re
firing from this continent under the influence Of the
Monroe doctrine.
The New Danish Charge d,AGaires.
The new Danish Charge dAnsires, Mr. Belle was ofl-
csly received by the Secretary Of state 10 that capacity
on saturday.
Our Temporary Consul nj Havonas
The once OF Consul General a. Havana has been
vacant for some months the senate last summer having
failed 10 confirm the nomination made BY the President
Az consequence, Mr.. Savage isft N charge Of the
business - vios Consul Mr.. n. r. Do La Rsinsrss,
clerk in The state department. vss sent 10 Havana seve-
A weeks ago rssve Mr. Savage and. viii discharge
tho duties Of CONSUL temporarily or untn Consul Gene
mi shall b duly appointed BY " President with the
advos and consent Of The asnase. - - - =
The Unised states sssAlAsf SlsaSssaksla . nd
the 81. TAtnas Rarshqueks.
Surgeon Hood, Of the MonossahslA. oorbmunicaise
the Medical Bsrssu " The Navy Departments dsaut'
account II NE recent ~UhavN 4 q 1haRah
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THE FENIANs.
SPECIAL ,,rslEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

atcphen =. Neany,s sentence and Protest.
His Repudiation OF fh,s "Buse Overtures"
Of the British Government.
DUBLIN. June 81, 1867.
Stephen Joseph Meany, who was lately tried
for Fenian treason by the Special Commission,
was brought into court before the judges this
morning and sentenced to fifteen years imprison-
ment In penal convict prison.
Before the passing of the sentence Mr.. Meany
delivered speech to the court, in which he pro.
tested. a. an American citizen. against the pro-
ssoution a. carried on by the Crown. He claimed
the protection Of the United States government.
Mr.. Mcany denied that he had ever been paid for
revolutionary or other services by the Fenians in
America. He indignantly secuted the "base over
lures" made to him in his difficulty by the British
government. the officers of which had asked him
20 eive evidence for the Queen against the mem.
bsrs or tho Fenian party just arrested at Dun.
ssrvan, in tbs county Waterford.
Tho government also offered him, he said, his
liberty in six months provided he pleaded guilty
to the charges In the indictment, which he, as q
man and American citizen, could not do, knowing
that he had MT committed @ crime.
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BROOKLYN IHrELLIGENCE.

STARRING ArrRAY AT A HoTrL.-.Some days ago an al.
tcrcaton took place between Frcnchman named Frede
rick Lc Blanc employed in the capacity OF cook at the
Picrroponi House, and his wife. During the quarrel it
is alleged that MIRA lie Blanc seized carving knife.
with which shc stabbed him tho kidneys, ndictng
serious wound. He was removed the City Hospital
and yesterday II reported that his recovery
doubtful The accused has not bse Arrested she having
left the place since tho occurrence.
BOARD OF SUrERvIsoKs- Kings county Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday afternoon Supervisor Little
In the chair communication received from tho
Board OF Superntendents OF the Poor asking for ad
dtiona appropriation Of $4,000 for the support of the
poor during the remainder Of the fiscal year Tho mat
ter was referred TO the iommluee or Accounts. Ihe
pany with the keeper OF that institution 10 proceed to
Albany and Rochester to inspect the work.rss of the
prisons those places, with view OF improving the
labor system in the Kings county lcnitcntary. some
other routine business was transacted, after which the
Board adjourned.
The NAVAL CADErsHr. The committee 70 whom was
referred selccsion by compctitIve examination OF
candidate for the naval school at Annapolis from the
Third Congressional district, have concluded their
labors or tho eight xnnsarss WIN arrsAred before
the committee the choce fell 90 Master Robert DnGn
Stevens as the mos dessrvsns the selection vas duiy
OF Congress- at whose disposal the appointment Is
placed and the Of Mr. stevens forwarded to the
Secretary the NAVY for admission 10 the Academy.
The Fortunate youth years OF ayc amt resides
with his parents at 81 Adams stree.
MEETING rHs BRrcxLAyErs.-rho Bricklayers' Bene-
violent and Protective Union No. held meeting last
night at No % Court street. for the purpose OF taking
fna action IN regard the eight hour question. The
subject was discussed at length, when II was
moved tina, and the rst day or July The brick
Brooklyn demand that eight hours shall con-
stitute days labor, and that reduction OF wages
would be onser;ed to From remarks made ny dele
gntes from societies ii appeared they were not
read, for strike The motion was lost. The matter
was finally postponed until the second Monday in
January, when the International Convention meets
com m,incaton from tue brckiayers in Washington
read In which 1t was stated that they strike
Il was resolved 10 lend thcm all the aid possible Tho
meeting then adjourned
PROBABLE FArAil lAccInEST Margaret Mooney little
girl ten years Of age, residing at No. IA Clermont
avenue was run over by feed wagon belonging 10 Mr.
Byrnes Myrtle avenue Seubcn street, lass cut,
and sustained injuries OF very serious II fatal
character.
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About haEpast one O'Clock Friday morning nre
broke out in the tnsmish shop OF " Doyle, No. la
Grand street Tho early discovery OF the nrc enabled
tho remcn 10 put out before the flames extended 10
the upper part OF the building Mr.. Doyle estimates
his damage about 5000; Insured for $500 in the
Firsmens Trust and $4,000 in the Baltic Insurance
Company. The adjoining basement, No. 142, Is occu-
pied BY Solomon Lion . rcstaunnt; damage about
500 insured for $500 In the Relief Insurance Com
pany The st floor OF No. 142 In occupied by Cowen
philips dealers In pctures is damaged 10 the extent
OF $780, insured for 81, 500 In the Astor and Pacific
Insurance Company The first floor OF No IA is
MED bv j Maxheiner manufacturer OF bird cages; loss
SIS insured for 200 In Rutgers Insurance Com
pany. The building is owed by Mr.. Hook, and 10
damaged about 500.
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NEWS FROM CANADA.

NowrnRAr June 2i, 1867.
The Bishop Of st. Hyae,ntne Is following the example
of hIa brethren OF Thres Rivers and Qneoec aud has
issued pastoral TO the diocese apropos the Con-
Federation advising ,e people 10 close Their ears 70 tne
perhdous insnuAts,n that annexation is preterap'e
70 confederation. -.
has entertained Tho visiting bishops, al hs residence
Ine DorvoL s,s.-..-.
Tho annual Convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Association now sitting Over nine hundred Delegates
are present rom all pa Of the New Dominion and the
United btS %.
Yesssrv AZ vas ths Thrtcth anniversary OF tho coro
nation Queen Victoria and observed here and IN
uuebo by general display Of bunting and saluss 'rom
tue v.sads and war vessels
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AxsRIcAN sscvA TIES sA0sfA
part,culsr change 20 re2ort-Eries have

AHsRIcAN sscvA nns st8@A
ars without particular change 70 responsibilities have
declined u por cent
Tho closing prices are
United States ivetwentv bonds ......s. ........ 70
Illinois Central Railway shares ....'.-
Erie Railway shares ..'.. ooN
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated shA e have
declined Il per cent and closed to-day ss 25k
Tho bullion In the Bank OF Engiaad has incrcA SCI
The Coniinental Bourses.
FRANKFORT June 2l-Evening.
United States bonds closed at Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvERro0L. June 2l-5 p n
The cotton market continued steady until the close OF
the day. and prices unchanged The sales oome up
10 10000 baIcs MiddlIng upands closed Il lIkd and
mIddling Orleans 115sd.
state or Trnde.
The advices from Manchester tJune 21) unfavor-
able. The market for goods and yarns evinces i-
provement either In tone or prices
Liverpool Breadsi an. Market.
LIVERPOOL June 21-5P NJ
The breadstuGs market has an improving tendency
Corn which advanced early in the afternoon to 8Ss per
quarter for mixed Western has again improved and
quoted at the close ut 3ss 3d. for mixed Western per
quarter California whea. is sti salabie at 13s. Cd
Barley has advanced Id. and il now quoted A. Cd
per 60 lbs for American Oats have declined Id Ahe
last sales were made at 3s Cd per As lbs for Canadian
and American Peas have again advanced Is, making
2s tor the day Tho closing quotation Is 3ss. 6i per
quarter for Canadian.
i.iverpOoi Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 81 s p NJ.
The provision market Is without much alteration
Lard has declined 3D. and American quoted at the
close at 49s. Cd per cwt Pork, 7ss. Beef 1925. 3D.
Bacon, dis. Cd.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LryEgpooL, June Els r. M.
Ashes are firm at 31s per cwt kosin is Unchanged
sales of common Wilmington at Is, and fine at 12s per
cwt Talow closed firm AIS per cwt. Spirits petro-
leun, ID and refined petroleum. Is. I'd. Spirits Of tur
pentine, sis 3d. Glover seod, AIS.
The London Markets.
LONDON June els p M.
Sales OF nsecd oil a. f42 per ton. Sugar and other
articles unchanged.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP June 21-P. M.
Petroleum has declined TO 37k francs per bbl for
wh
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ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK soLlApsED.


LoursyIuK, Ky.. June n. 1857
O'Clock Il. H.
Bankers here who hold balances against the Firso
National Bank OF vicksburs hsve intelligence that M
has suspended 1t is reported that the officers Of ths
bank asserted that they could borrow $25 600 they
coald meet their obligations. capitalist offered to
assist thcm, but examining the condition OF the
Institution Refused and report says they have
suspended. Bankers in tsis ciy hoidbng collection
drafts against the bank have eIegapbeo to inquire
they hsve bcen honored, and receive ansssers
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TUE PRESS DISPATCHES.
REVOLUTION IN ROME.

Movement OF Armed InsurrectionIsts In the
Rtsrnnl Cify-A Failure and Arrests.
FLORENCE, Juno 81, 1857.
Startling intelligence has been received here from
Rome.
Dispatches report that two hundred armed men had
thrown themselves into tho city, II supposed with
che Intention or procIaming republic.
But the desperate attempt failed aud forty OF the
-olutionsts arc now In prison.
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QUEESsrowN, Juno 81 1857.
The royal mail steamship SCOTIA, Captain Judkins.
which left New York the 1lh inst, arrived at this
port this forenoon After landing the London passen.
gors and mails the steamer proceeded to Liverpool
FArAourH June 21, 1867.
The New York and Havra Lines steamship Arsgo,
Captain Gadsden, which left New York the 9Th Of
June arrived here this forenoon on the way Havre
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or MILLS. TINE faaScuxa ausussEa.

CONCORD N H., June II, 1907
Mills tho rranconia r1urderer ESCAPED this ming
from Havorhil jail but was subsequently caught He
dug out stone ve feet lo0g and foet betwces
the cells and raEsed door inches orawIca
under into the spacewey. that VIXEN tIsey were,
carrying his breakfast he pushed by and rushed OUT
but was seen before he got OF tho yard He RAM
utthree quarters OF miss. and finding that no
pursued sat down sud gave himself un