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COFffE.-We prTcc8
without decided change
Flour GnArx.-Keceipts, Sis bbls. -four. 22 do.
and "a bags meal and 40 do oats
The market dull aud irregular and prices again
declined from TO- 10 csc There was little regular
mand tho sales consisted mainly of small lots While
them bat buyers seemed determined not 70 take hold until
dull and lower though holders did not press sales
The business amounted about 5000 bbls at the quota
ons appended Southern continued 10 decline
moderate demand Sales $50 bills kye -four Was again
% So For meal the market quiet and heavy.
The sales $50 bills 50 . for Brandywine - rs for
Fairfax, 25 % for city and e5 IS Is W for Jersey We
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The market for wheat still duh and nominal Prime
No. Milwaukee available At 81 TO- but for tring lots
higher prices asked California moro steady but
other kinds tended downward The sales were about 30
bushels AZ 81 20 o. 81 for California ~ 70 Tor NO NH
waukee. and u ~ for No. and NO do. mred. Corn
opened rn but closed dull heavy and lower The sales
we're about 5000 bushels At 81 " for old white western
III 10 for prime new mixed II ii % for slightly damaged
ket closed dull at 81 os 81 TO- There was active
speculative movement in oats mainly Western account
prices advanced So per bushe the market closing quiet
but steady the advance The saes about 10000
bushels at 7sc Soc for Western $50 s9c for ONO
the spot and 10 arrive, and Soc pc for State HyeIhe
only sales reported 1900 bushels choice Western ut
81 30 Barley and malt were dull but prices were un-
Tssionrs were moderately active and arm The engage
wereTo Liverpool $50 hhds. tobacco a. 2ls d. 900
bales cotton 1884, for compressed and 72d for uncQm
pressed 200 boxes bacon 2js 5J bbls.
lard ass an 600 pkgs butter At Boa To London from
Philadcphs) 1000 bbls petroleum private terms, and
30 tons goods at 3s <Os 100
bales S0s, 30 small uefces beef ~ g., and 1000
bushels On account and reported IL uO do
Canada peas sad To Rotterdam l5v bills spirte turpcn
tine :. 4 ga and 100 DO petroleum. :. = e. 70 Bremen
ger steamer - bales cotton Ton, - ~: AID "a Pc.
seed lear a and xnsres so9 bales cotton q VI d
ma 81 Io Gssscy per steamer 100 psesssss lard =
charter. were vessel 2 direct port 70 ne Bate p,sro
men, 600 100 bis. Do. q - - bFS' LSe seA o.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BARSEs-ELY. AT the Church Of St John, the Evan
gest Wednesday, June 10, by the Rev. X @. Quen-
NELL tho Rev. r. II. BARNES, OF sacketrs Harbor, TO
Mlss ALICE +. ELY, OF this city.
BARLow-MDDlEBRooK-- Rye, N. r., on Tuesday
juno Is. BY the Rev. Charles W. Beard, JAMES T. BAR
hour, NJ d. Of Norwalk Conn, to ELzARErH A., daugh-
ter OF George B. Mddebrook Esq OF tho former place.
June 10. by the Right Rev. w. H. Odenheimer Bishop
Of New Jersey, RoBERT MoUyT BUM, OF New York, 10
LILLE p, daughter OF General n Keeler formerly OF
this city. No cards.
delphia Monday, June ~, by Rev. Richard Newton,
d. d., LOUIS IL DICKINSON, OF New York city, TO
ELEANOR G., eldest daughter OF the late Dr. George
Edward Acret. OF Brooklyn, l. l.
FLowxRy-PrRDY--A Harem on Tuesday, June Is.
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev John
Parker, WILLIAM Z. TLow.RY to NARY EMMA, eldest
daughter OF Q. L Purdy, Esq, oil Of this CITY. No
cards.
GnAr-Gnxoe. On Thursday, June 9, at the Broad
way Tabernacle church, by the Rev r. r. Hatfield d.
Gregg, Esq, all Of this city.
LAISG-DALRrxPIK -On Wednesday evening, juno ~,
al Grace church, Newark, N j. by Rev. J. :. Is.
Hodges, assisted BY Rev. Sylvester Clarke OF Bridge
W. DAIRYxrLx, daughter or Joseph Darymple, ESQ.
NIsnEr-SHIMAw.-At Hudson City, ~ u, on Tues.
day, juno IL, by the Rev G. Egbert OF West Hobo
ken, JAMES N NrsBEr, Of New York, 70 SELus sHLAw,
OF Hudson City.
Van Dyke, GEORGE QUiSs 70 Miss MARGARET ALLKs, sll
OF Brooklyn.
srnrKKR-ArIEx wednesday, June 10, at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. John
Hanlon, JAMS r STRrKwR 10 HARRIET LousE, daughter
Of Judge Alien, all Of this city. No cards
srns--wusE.-0n Monday, juno IL, az the residence
OF the bride by the Rev. Stephen ". Tying, Jr, ALEX
AvDEk W. STEIN, M D. 10 EuGKSsA BtTnusE only dangh-
ter Of , A. welsse, N. d., all Of this city.
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Marine Disasters.


ship M isai @ lSns %
r 70 IVES. end q Psrdss Island The ross main
e sns os s has
SThe Is ilSs TONS baI isa !. portsmouth. Nh, and
rapuiso sssiss ana totally lost Che aSo1owas
Boston has .V pSi Into Fayaii eaEy.
BAHx ELIZA wntrs e aud from Portland for cisnfac
ss sr Rs @ Nay sS az s ne
serious injury ana sacIored n Grand IarE ro.d.ssa
sss ss sss 4. 9 &C. The
would return 10 the United states.
rs @ pss' 2, n9@s Hole 7h ns from
Tie day previous with schr Four Sisters on Cross Rip and
haa boaspg, bboom, head gear aud cutwater carried
away.
Bnre WIZ Drrsszr. from Dar!en, Ga for Portsmouth,
Monday forenoon was got ancat In the evening" after dis
charging deck load
ism Inst for repairs having carried away head
Of iorena.t aud bboom ON tho 10th while beating down
SOM Izxlr TArroa ashore on Mays Head NC, has gono
70 pieces ncr cargo viii be sold At anc.ion.
ss.a. Tor NJ. T..s. xSss sss here Nay isisau and
A.: sssa abs rSs os
here NAY il asres has been dsehsrssd eIesD!ns
Sewps pls;sns y. does az 2 .st
from s the inside before sssndoans nep w.
GIpRALrAn, May 7e-The bark Mecors, Wright from
Odessa Falmouth was In collision with the brig Web
foot Of New York. on the 22d inst The Will have 70 DO
repaired before leaving.
Lrvsnroc, June The Worcester ts for Baltimore has
been lowed back from Queensown, VITA her machinery
damaged :.
Hfiscellaue0us.
Purser Huersas OF ste amship Eagle. from Havana,
vim accept thanks for full nIes Of late papers prices
current 10 and for promptly forwarding dispatches
this once.
ssrr Joss R,cHAspsor Oliver At Portland from New
s ssss sSes had lSs ana w 1Sa. saa Sc SssSs
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COMrTERCIAL REPORT.

r. VI.
Corrox.-The market not essentially changed being
moderately active and steady The demand chiefly for
export The sales aggregated 2,loo bales. We quote:
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Died.

Apnorr.--On Sunday evening June l6 Ut tho house Of
Dr. r. Il. Sqnibb Ia Bfoogyn RoBERr o. ABBOTT Brevct
Colonel ana Surgeon United States Army. aged ~ years
Friends and officers Of the army and navy In
viled 70 attend tho funeral from the chapel Cover
nors lie and tbs Thursday afternoon. At two OK.
steamboat for conveying those who may attend the
funeral viii leave Castle Garden landing for tho Island
at past one O'clock and will return TO the Battery
after the funeral services s
AsrEs-on wednesday morning, Juno 10, after q
short ncss Dolly AsrES, In the 7lh year OF her aga
The funernl win take place this Thursday afternoon,
seph B. Hand, No. A2 East Houston street The rea-
lives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend
BoIros AT Bronxdals, wsstchesssr county, on Tues
day, June IS, MrA Ax BoLroH, widow Of John Bolton,
Tho relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funsrsi this Thursday afternoon, u two O'Clock, from
The Methodist Episcopal church, Bronxdale.
WILLIE D., only child Of The late Allstta n Darlington,
COgI1sa -on wednesday. June -. Of prossaessd
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reLesHApaIc MARKET REPORTS.

PuuApriPmA. June 49, 1857
Stocks stcsdy Pennsylvania State vcs 9S Morris Canal,
o.. Reading Railroad 63; Pennsylvania Railroad 5all
Gold ls7zl Sight exchange New York at par Cotton
quiet &c middlng uplands 2c middling
leans. Flour declinng extra state Ss, Wheat nomlna.
Rye 81 40 Corn seady; saes 5000 bushels yellow at
firm, at lltlc. Whiskey. nothing doing.
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ID RfCKs-wANTED TO PURCHASE, A CLAY BAnI
ID making bricks drain pipes, Ia Partiss who pes.
limo location well
consdersd who wish 10 dispose Of interest -
Office.
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Mr. DRAR sIR-Your note OF yesterday inquiring
whether Congress would probably. in future coinage
make gold dollar conform in value TO the gold fyo
piece has been received. There has been so little
discussion 10 Congress upon the subject that cannot
base my opinion upon any thing said done there The
subject has, however, excited the attention OF several
important commercial bodies Ia the United States, and
tho time IL now so favorable that ! feel quite
sure that Congress will adopt any practical mea-
sure that will 10 the commercial world q
uniform standard Of value and exchange The only
question will be, how this can DO accomplished.
italy Belgium and Switzerland, and the probable acqui
In that treaty by Prussia has laid the founda
ton for such standard II Great Britain viii reduce
value OF her sovereign two pence and the United
States will reduce the value or her dollar something over
three cens then have coinage In the franc, dollar
and sovereign easily computed, and which viii readily
pass In all countrssthe dollar as i've francs, and the
sovereign twenty francs This will put an end 70
the loss and iniricacics Of exchange and discount
Our gold dollar Is certainly as good unit OF value a.
the rc and SO the English think OF Their pound ster-
ling. These coins exchangeable only at con-
siderable loss, and this exchange 10 pront only 10
brokers and bankers. Surely each commercial nation
equal value, weight and diameter from whatever mint
Il may have been issued
As the gold I'VE franc piece Is now In use by over
sixty millions OF people OF several different natonalite
end OF convenient form and size u may well be
adopted by other nations the common standard
OF value. leaving TO each nation TO regulate the
divisions Of this unit In silver coin or tokens II
snort Of making two standards Of value Gold coins will
answer all tho purposes Of European commerce. A
common gold standard will regulate silver mage, Of
which the United states will furnish the greater part
= especially for the Chinese trade.
thsye honahk AxQ0a daa q hew W object Tou pro.
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EIREwoRKs, FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS.


The undersigned respectfully calls the attention OF
mtecs OF cities and that intend atng the
OF July large and beautiful stock OF Exhe1
ton Work for public private displays which we are pre-
pared furnish In any quantity and At short notice.
Committees will and II greatly 70 their advantages by max
Ing early application for their dsplsys a the abcrstosy
street n IA John
All orders by mail exhibition woro
win 10 promptly attended TO and satisfaction guaranteed.
J. q. l. EDGE, Pyroteobnists
Jersey City, N. y.
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NIs<'ELLAS fcuUs.

1 VIKINGS AND TENTS PLAIN AWNINGS FROM Il
"A ounce Duck, OF any sizo made 70 order Army Tent
OF all In good order and ready for use
PiTKIN Co, No. 8 PARK place, New York; $50 Mort
Front street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Steamships City OF Washington. Malta, Fab Kce. Able.
marie.
~ ron ADDITIONAL sHlPPrNS INTELLIGENCE
SEL ANOTHER PAGE.
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Since January 274 $l45 486 $1ls soe
The commerce Of New York from July to date Of
each Of the years mentioned compares Is follows:-
M lS64-6. 1864 1861
Imports mdse $l4S 500 $751; 664 S249 100 42S
Exports produce 19S6l3, 852 200 374Ois l7l,0l3627
Exports specie. 30104, 537 65.622,2o2 1904. 444
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4 NpREw JACKsoN-A GENTLEMAN IN THIS CTfv
"A commissioned soil two lsers written BY General
Andrew Jackson His admirers would End Them well worth
purchasing Copies may be 1t August Brentsnos ~
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The Mississippi injunction case has shared
Che late Of its Georgia companion and been.
kicked out Of the Supreme Court This settles
che matter OF reconstruction, 90 far Is the
Court is concerned, and shows the Southerners
that they have nothing to hope for in that
quarter. The ben King hey can now do 10
70 reconstruct under the laws Of Congress as
speedily q possible, SO that they may have
their State constitutions and their State gov.
ernments IN operation, and obtain their repre-
sentaton In Congress before the next Presideu-
tial election b upon US, and before the radicals
have succeeded in raising up black party at
the South. But the irreprsssible Sharkey Ia mot
yet satisfied, and has started of for Mississippi
with tbs avowed intention to indict General
Ord for treason in that State, and thus make
. case to bring before the Supreme Court
which cannot be ruled out Of Court for want Of
Jurisdiction. It 10 cool piece Of business for
On uureconstructed rebel like Sharkey 10 con-
stemplats the indictment Of United States
General for treason, for obeying the laws Of
Congress and the orders Of his superior officer !;
but Sharkey does not lack impudence. If he
should play any vagaries in Mississippi in
violation Of the law and to the disturbance
of the public peace, General Ord would of
course arrest him and lock him up in jail,
where he would have leisure to prepare new
arguments against reconstruction. He had,
therefore, better leave General Ord alone, and
either follow Kelley and Wilson around on
their stumping tour TO answer their radical ar
gumeuts and endeavor to save the negro vote,
or spend his time in writing lecture, like the
literary Bohemian, Pollard, on the glories Of
Southern cAivalry and the uncertainties Of Su-
preme Court decisions.
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and 1t is very evident that there is to be .
systematic movement for Ketchum's pardon.
What should Governor Fenton dot We recon-
mend him BY all means to open the prison doors
and let Ketchum out 1t Is rumored that some
of the Governors best friends will be no losers
by the pardon. But why should he be kept in
jaiit Jed Davis, who committed much worse
crime than forgery and larceny, Is turned loose
on straw bail, and Governor Fenton should i'm
mediseeiy give Ketchum his liberty. Indeed,
we advise him to open the doors Of all the State
prisons and let all their inmates 20 free. n he
should require straw bail for the worst Of them,
Horace Greeley, Augustus Schell, John Minor
Bolts aad other philanthropists win no doubt
very willingly walk forward and ngn the neces-
sary bonds Slavery Is abolished; the injunc-
tion cases have been kicked out Of the Supreme
Court; JED Davis d a. free a. any of his old
slaves; reconstruction is going on; the radical
orators are stamping the South. Now let Gov
ernov Fenton and al other Governors clear out
the jAiis, and let n repudiats the national debt
aud 20 IN for new start ell round.
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n spposrs that Mr.. Campbell's messenger
did not lose his way entirely In his attempt 70
reach President JuareE Il 10 now reported
that Mr. Seward has received an answer, but
its purport is kept religiously quiet Doubtless
we have been snubbed in our gentle request TO
save the life Of royal 1libuster and referred
TO the fact that, as we have never heretofore
inerfered in such cases, ii is unreasonable that
we should now urge our influence in behalf Of
the man whose presence in Mexico is costing
the country weekly expenditure OF hundreds
OF lives and immense amounts of treasure We
are generous-Ve can afford to do justice; but
we have not forgotten that Hapsburg en-
peror treated with the greatest indignity and
refused the request of General Washington to
liberate Lafayette from a seven years. connne-
ment in an Austrian prison. Times have
changed--the world marches onward, and the
empire Is found kneeling to the republic
We know Juarez and his Cabinet, and they
mean war until not q vestige remains Of the
bastard empire or its upholders. The imperial
leaders are marked for execution, and they fight
with that knowledge. No straw bail will save
them for they have in Mexico the English, not
the American, way Of dealing with treason.
Maximilian's head has q very uncertain con-
nection with his shoulders. It Is the Mexican
argument that he should have left with the
French, and not have remained to war against
the wish sfthe nations republican form of gov
esnmsnk Notwithstanding oil this, Mr.. Seward
= psc6Suable for his prompt action in behalf of
ac =
mistake. We must credit II to the neutral gene
rosity Il NE man rather than to his overworked
and snisshled Intellect Where is the answer
Of The Jaares government II Is Of great.
interest Why not produce itf
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MARINE IHTEllIeEHcE.

Qus.mowH. Nay II. 1857.
the ounasd steamship Cuba Captain Stone. from
Boston. MAJ O. arrived bore to-day route 70 LIVER
pool
LONDONDERRY. May IT. 1867.
The steamship North Americas, Captain Kerr from
Portland Nay 4 arrived here to-day. On the way %
Liverpool
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VHeffluN FNCTH BITIOUW-
Every day demonstrates. moro clearly that Liver Cc.s
plant In all its distressing forms be controlled and
cured without difficulty or inconvenience 10 40 oistnaes
cou remedial and restorative operation HOsTETTER4
sTOiAUn BIrrERS That genial corrective coupSls the
fully under the influence OF the Bters Thcr scton brinae
back rebellion perfect harmony VIII
the laws OF health II there cosvsnsss disappeafpS
il there sdeaohe baoksche, 1t oeasos The ski
they recover their natural hue II the appetite 70 ecoc
returns; H the digestion impaired IL u restored n bgto
whatever symptoms complains may be- wh1S.
ever the phase has assumed, Is certain Such nse
ease hss been already deveoped but in cases whee hs
u merely constitutional tendency liver oornplAnt uan
be prevented throughout life BY the regular asc In s1
quantities, OF this paiatabe antdote. Thsss are proysa
facts and should be erously sonderedor rather ths
should Do promptly acted uponby all persons q bess
nah
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Store 20 Lot on Ann Street
In rHk hkW uEisALD ~ II.DiwGs
sUrTABIE son
A BANKIN BOU5R
An INSURANCE. orFIcE
A RAILROAD 0YFiCR
JEwBIgY srpRE
or Any BUSINESS sE aes Inns. |.
PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOCATION
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TsS wmrH wre. The yacht White WING, Of the New
York Yacht Squadron having been thoroughly rented
for mo present season, anchor yesterday the
grounds or hoboksn-
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Religious RreeAsM ~ Aussrla. (.
vUxsA, May IL. 1857
An imperial dsofos tas sesa promulgated fAvorng the
Essssssaas iahsbtaonas ~ Hnnspry.
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By NAH TO HAY s.

Our special mail correspondence from Constantnopls,
dated the 2sth of April viii BE- found Of very great
Interest taken in connection with cable dispatches
ON the Eastern question published above
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The Msrdcrer 81 Rev. y. @. Riehmsnd-A Mo.
ties fer Now Trial Granscd-A $4,000
Verdict Ia Grim. Goa. Case Set Aside. dke.
PoucsxEErsm May IL, 1857.
Tho General Term Of shs supreme Court Of the Second
Judicial district Justices Lott Barnard and Gnber pre-
siding held In this city this week, adiournng yss-
ssrtay. Amoss The decisions promulgated was one in
che of Rehsrd Lewis who was 70 have been hung
for the mardsr Of Rev J. c. Richmond The convie-
ton In his reversed and new trial granted
him, Justice Gilbert dissenting The Court held that
the evdssoe given against the prisoner does essab
ish the crime Of murder and held thai some evil
dcncs offered by n. A. Nelson, the prisoners counsel
excluded by the Court before which Richard Lewis
was tried. should have been received The case now
returns V the Court Of Oyer and Termner for
trts unless the Distres Attorney decides 70 take to
che court Of Appeals
The ors~ con- csse Of Bunnsn va Gresthead, which
has excited . large number Of persons IN this sec
ton wa also disposed o. In this snit the plaintiff
recovered $40 600 damages the June circuit in 1895
FROM the defendant the alleged seduction Of The
panuds wife ny the defendant the parties residing In
s eastern part Of th. county. AFTER the trial motion
made Al the Special Term by The defendant for
new TRIAL on the ground Of excessive damage surprise
aud newly discovered evidence. The motion was denied
x.th coats and the defendant appeae Y The General
Isftn which court yesterday reversed tbe order AND
grated trial. with costs 10 abide the event The
oAss will come up In the October clrcait
-------------
Drsossr Faro BssE.-sergeaD. Burden. OF the
seroud District Police Court with squad Of men, made
descent upos the gambling den 81 the corner Of
West rwsnsy-seventh street and Eighth avenue When
the descent made there were only few men pre-
ssnt Everything. however, In readiness TO pro-
coed WIN the play should any entsrprsing individual
have chanced u drop In aud try hts luck The COM
psin against the house made by Peter Goodheart,
nnd the alleged rroprietors are Smith and Palmer All
ths rambling apparatus were taken In charge by the
omcess and brought 10 the syteenth Police precinct
~ssss shs srissssss we're lesksdyss for The night
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ca Ola \ D..

RsspssarasO = tho Cattle Piasse.
10 Srs- LosDoH. May I7-Evening.
Z Orders have. ed ID Council for the prevention
restuesisa Of bgss OF the rinderpest, which has
agalu usAsRs a1pS lacs and prevails in some Of the
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E u R 0 Pc.
Sanguinary Battles In Gambia and Serious
Defeats Of Omar Pasha.
-~
United Advice Of tho Great
Powers to the Sultan.
Honor 70 the Memory OF Min
lister Wright.
The Eastern Question Approach
ing a War Crisis.
Rsssla Eneirellng IT, Turkish Pre-
n sdasss wiA Tresps.
Ssbastepsl sStroussr Than Ever" Odessa
Strongly Garrisonsd, and Active Move.
Russia Enelreilag IT, Turkish Pre-
II vtasss win Trssps.
Ssbastopsl aStroassr Than Ever" Odessa
Strongly earrisonsd, and Active Move
ments Of the Cars Navy.
~ no
By TIE CABLE TO MAY II.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

sanguinary Fighting In Candia-Omar Pasha
Defeated with Heavy Loss.
.,..- @ LONDON, May II, 1867
Dispatches have been received from Athens which
state that two sanguinay battles have taken place
Gently In CANDIDA in both Of which the Turkish COM
mander, Omar Pasha, was badly beaten.
His loss in both engagements IS computed at three
thousand. -
!, The Great Powers In Advice 90 che Sultan.
- LONDON, May II, 1867
The great Pow Of Europe have again united in q
diplomatic request to the Sublime Porte to cede the
island Of Crete 10 tho Greek government.
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ofiSY5Hs ~ fnk FsESs On u " BExbLsr.s car.
SKIRTS.
Dupiex RlptIc Skirt-New York Tribune. March - ~
Mr. bradlsys DUPLEX skirts perfect IN sss and sesA
1857.
b worn By Iadlss-Godsy's Ladys Book, 1eN.
The most acceptable Hoop skirts W. bs9AeTs -
Il useless 70 speak q the general merits Of ne Dsp
Elliptic Skirts ell other claimants TO ladies' fAver
Frank Lesios Magazine for March.
For sae in ali &s 6rs csss the United Sestss
and olsoWhoro.