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From Tenneasee.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2.-Gen. Thomas and
staff left for Louisville last evening,
also most of the troops. -.,f
Many negroes have been discharged
in consequence of voting the radical
ticket. It is reported that they threaten
retaliation.
The Herald's Chattanooga, Tenn,
special says: The whole radical ticket
is elected by an overwhelming ma
Messrs. Etheridge and Maynard
spoke at Kingston on Wednesday. The
flag OF the 5th Tennessee infantry was
on the stand while Etheridge spoke.
After the speaking the radicals captared
the flag for their stand. The Conserva-
tives formed to charge and retake the
flag, but were prevented by Etheridge.
No other disturbance took place. All
was quiet at last accounts, but the flag
has not yet been returned.
The Herald's Nashville special says
large number of negroes have been
discharged by Conservative employers
for voting the Radical ticket. They
have been given work in the Quarter
masters department. General CarIin
will, tomorrow, submit the names of
all such employers.
The HeraId's Troy special says: 1t is
reported that legsl proceedings are to
be instituted against the officers Of the
Unadilla National Bank for alleged
swindling.
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NEW YORK, August 3.-During July
., $40 Immigrants arrived at Castle
Garden, Nearly one-half of this num-
Der remain in this State; the balance go
10 western States, Illinois receiving the
largest proportion, 2,2S9.
Deaths for the week 592, including
only two of cholera. OF three cases of
cholera reported yesterday only one
was genuine.
proceedings are to be Instituted against
officers of the Unadilla National Bank
for alleged swindling. An assignment
had been made to Sands & LOOMS.
Jef. Davis recently rode through
Stantslead, VT. He was hooted and
Missed by nearly every one who saw
him, and one old lady who had lost a
relative al Andersonyille, flung stone
at him.
Postmaster Kelly sailed to-day to ex-
anime the London and Paris post offices
with a view to an improvement here.
The Postmaster General has already
assented to largely increased forces OF
letter carriers and more frequent de-
livery.
Inquiry into the charges against Rev.
Mr.. Tying has been postponed to Sep
TENDER.
ter of July 18th, gives an account of the
enthusiastic reception TO Madam
Juarez all along the route to the City of
Mexico. Juarez will, undoubtedly, be
the unanimous choice for President.
a Canadian commission is in session
in New York taking evidence in behalf
of the United States in a suit against
Jacob Thompson, in chancery, In the
Court at Toronto, to recover the rebel
privateer Georgian, intended by
Thompson to depredate on the lakes
during the rebellion.
1t seems that the monitor Onondaga
has returned with two feet of water in
her hold, and has proved bad sea boat.
Her officers say that she Is likely to
prove their coffin if an attempt is made
to cross the Atlantic in her.
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WASHINGTON, August 2.-Widows
who have been getting pensions OF half
monthly pay OF their husbands, under
laws prior to the Act OF July 25, 1855,
are not entitled to an increase to eight
dollars per month under that Act.
The receipts Of Internal Revenue,
yesterday, were 81 100000
WASHINGTON, August BIN the Sur
raft case Mr.. Pierrepont occupied the
whole day, and will continue two or
three days next week.
No order for the removal of General
Sheridan has yet been issued. a gen.
tleman, unusually well informed as 10
official affairs, says that Gen. Thomas
will be his successor. Gen. Hancock
will succeed Gen. Thomas in the lat
ter's present command, and General
Sheridan will be ordered to report to
Lieutenant General Sherman.
Rear Admiral Palmer, in the flag
ship Susquehanna, arrived at Vera
Cruz, July Goth. The Yantic was there.
All was quiet in the vicinity. The
Austrian corvette Elizabeth was await
ing the body of Macmillan. A French
g1nboat was also in port. No foreign
representatives are recognized but our
own, the other foreign consuls having
struck their flags. Santa Anna is at
Campeachy.
The following is the available
funds in the Treasury of the United
~ "hVo ESAhS@1lStS1 tSSANt
SIO2, 905, l75, of which 9,457, $3.50 is in
gold certificates.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Registration
is to commence Immediately in South
Carolina. In accordance with an order
dated August LIST, by Major General
Sickles, post commanders are to be su-
perintendents of registration within
their respective commands; exercising,
in addition to functions specially con-
ferred, general supervisory authority
looking TO the faithful execution of the
several reconstruction acts, and main
tenance of order. They will suspend
registrars for malfeasance in office,
neglect of duty or incompetency, and
will promptly report their action, with
reasons therefor, to the commanding
General. The regulations are severe
against persons endeavOring to thwart
the right of registration, the ofense be-
ing punishable by post court. Offences
perpetrated by white persons disguised
AS blacks are of frequent occurrence;
therefore the attention of authorities,
civita and military, is directed to the de-
vice as one adopted to escape detection,
and to cast uDmerited obloquy upon COL
ored people. In all cases where a resort
thereto shall be shown, the fac: will be
taken into consideration as aggraVa-
ting the offense. sd.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.-The U. s.
steamer Resaca arrived from Panama,
with yellow fever on board. She re-
ports sixty-e eight cases and eighteen
deaths on the voyage up. Most OF the
dead were buried at sea. The sickness
was confined to the crew, one hundred
and thirty-five, to one case among
twenty officers. Sixteen cases are re-
ported on board now. No communion
ton between the vessel and shore is
permitted.
The Pacific mail steamship Montana
also arrived from Panama, with New
York passengers of July 18th. No
cases OF fever are reported, but there
were two deaths from other causes.
The registry of voters is proceeding
in this city; nearly 10000 have already
been registered.
The Internal Revenue receipts of San
Francisco, for July, are nearly half a
million.
The Central Pacific Railroad is just
completing grading twenty miles to
the summit OF the mountains. Summit
tunnel will be done in three months;
the track is in good order.
Business with Nevada is large. The
fifth arrival from the northern cod
fisheries to-day; total catch OF the sea-
son, LIE, 900. I'll -ryr tf -r 1s
Receipts of wheat continue large;
price 81 S0a1 So.
Coinage is beginning in the mint; for
the fiscal year ending June, amounted
to'oYer Is, 100000 5
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New YoRK, August 4.-The steamer
Cambria, from Hamburg. via South
ampton July oath, arrived early this
morning. The Kings OF Bavaria and
Portugal had arrived in Paris. The
statement that the King of Denmark
would visit Paris Is pronounced I'M
founded. George Dixon, liberal, has
been elected member of Parliament
from Birmingham, TO succeed the late
Mr.. Sohalitield, Mr.. Bright's colleague.
Coventry had also elected a lib
eral. a Cretan squadron is being or
ganized at Athens, TO give chase
to the Turkish fleet. 1t is
composed of six vessels armed
with 80 guns each. The blockade rum
ner Arcadia has completed her nine
teenth voyage to Crete. She disem-
barked her ; volunteers and cargo,
aud took aboard 400 women and chill
dren for Greece.
Mehemet Pasha has been surround
ed by insurgents in Crete, and
about one thousand women and
children had taken refuge in
the mountain caverns, where they
were in danger of being killed by the
Turks. Foreign Consuls protested
against any unnecessary violence, and
the English Consul sent steamer 10
protect them. ........
A Bucharest telegram says: It Is
ordered that severe measures be taken
to prevent the meeting ofthe Moldavian
Senators and deputies, which has been
convoked. 1t was believed that the
object of this meeting is to promote
separation otthe Romanian principali-
tiaa
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BY THE CABLE.
AdvtOss to the Sd of August:

LONDON, August 3-Noon.-Consols
opened at 94< for money. American
securities opened at the following rates:
q. S. 5.2Os, 7s; Illinois Central II; Erie
4sk.
LIVERPOOL, August S-Noon.-Cot-
toon unchanged, middliug uplands
1OI<d; Orleans l04Sd. Weather favorable
for the crops; market easy; opening
quotations are unchanged; corn S5s for
new mixed western; wheat 1Ss Sd for
white California; Barley 5s; oats IS lid;
peas 42s per quarter. Provisions-Beef
1928 Cd; pork 73s; lard 5s; bacon AS;
cheese 52s. Produce Petroleum,
spirits, cd, and refined Is 4d.
LONDON, August 3.-The markets are
unchanged. A dispatch from Antwerp
quotes Petroleum at 43f per Dbl.
PARIS, August 3.-Napoleon will be
accompanied by NJ. Monster, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, on his visit to the
Emperor of Austria, and will remain
three days in Austria.
LONDON, August 3D. P. M.-Consols
94k for money; o. S. $40 Y 1916; 1lli-
hOl6 SGhALd4 ~ A@AA0
shares AS; Atlantic q Great Western
consolidated bonds 221<.
LIVERPOOL, August3- P. M.-Cotton
easier and quiet; sales will not reach
5000 bales; quotations unchanged; no
change in breadstuffs, provisions or
produce markets. 81
LONDON. Aug. 80 P. M.-Dispatches
received to-day from Athens bring in
telligence that the Greek Government
has announced its determination of
declaring war against the Sublime
Porte on the LIST of September should the
hostllities against the Christians in
Gambia not be ended by that time.
Great military preparations are being
made for such contingency, and orders
have been issued calling out the entire
reserves OF the Kingdom.
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rARKETs ~ TELEaRAPn.
NEW YORK, August 3.
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPoRr- .s
CoTToN-Shade firmer and more
active; sales 1000 bales middling up
lands at 2SHc.
FLoUR-Receipts 5.S27 bbls; new donr
25a5Oc lower; old rules In favor OF the
buyer; sales {, 800 bbls at IS 25a7 40 su-
perfine state and western; 81 75a9 so for
extra western; SlOall so for choice do;
50 l5alO 90 for shipping Ohio; $40 1Oa
IL 90 for trade brands; $SalO 90 for
spring st. Louis; SlOal6 so for winter
do. California Flour-Unchanged ;
sales $50 bbls. Rye FlOur-Steady;
WHIs g at 81 35a2 81 in bond.
GRAIN-w6eat-Rec 1000 bus;
market quiet and without decided
change; sales SO 900 bus at 81 65 for re-
iected spring; 81 95a2 90 for MOI Mil
waukee; $2a2 50 Tor new red southern;
$2a2 SIS for new white southern 81 IS
for new white California. ~ 1OaZ ~ lor
small lots. Rye-Dull. Barley-Recelpts
small and nominal. Corn-Receipts
l42. OO4 bus; market shade better; sales
Ill 600 bus at 81 DIAL 0315 for new mix
ed western; 81 OF for choice doi csc aSl 90
for sound; 81 Oh for poor white western,
and 81 % for white southern. Oats
Receipts SO, sos; market lower for new
safes So 900 bus at 7sas4c for western;
sSa94c for state and Ohio, and s5a92c for
new southern.
RICE-Quiet.
s-Coffee-Quiet- Sugar
At fair request; sales OF 700 bids. Cuba
at IKE. MoIasses-Quiet, sales Of 200
hhds. of Muscovado at 50a64c.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; I5c for crude;
3Oa3lc for refined in bond; sales of 100
bbIs. refined In bond for September
at 341zc, aud 400 bbls. do. for October
at SIC.
sales OF $40, 600 lbs. at 45a5Oc for domes-
LEATHER-In moderate request at
previous prices.
Observation-Disclosures lower;
sales of 5000 bbls. at S22 s7a2S % for new
mess, closing at S23 O5 regular; S22 80
for old do; $40 75a2O 90 for prime;
S22 62a22 20 for prime mess Beef
Sales of 1875 bbls. Beef Hams-Dull at
S39 OOa4O 90. Bacon-Quiet. Cut Meats
Quiet; sales of 1876 pkgs. at lO7<all&zc
tor shoulders; 14al7c for hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales of s25 bbls. at
l2NHl3H for new. ~
BUTTER-Steady at 11a23 for Ohio.
HuRRSR-Dnll.
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In Ohio the yield has been poor Tor
several years past, and last season was
not above half a crop. Texas appears
to be the only State running behind last
year, falling short perhaps thirty per
centum, though last years crop was
very good one, and exceeded by that OF
but one State. II the above figures
(Which of course are only approximate
estimates before the grain was fully har-
vested) should be realized when the
crop is housed and thrashed out, the
entire product will reach 2l5, 600, 600 to
225, 600, 900 bushels, against about $780,
OOO, 600 last year, and 1t is probably safe
to count upon over 200, 900, 900. Indian
corn is not so promising as last year,
but continuous favorable weather and
a late fall will insure a very large crop
of that grain also: The corn crop Of
last wear reached about $50, OOO, 600 BUSH
al
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CINCINNLTI, o., Aug. S.-The foundry
of Charles Kilgoure, on Third street,
was destroyed by fire this mornin 2.
Loss probably $40, 600, on which there is
about s., 900 insurance.
The Dental Association that has been
in Convention here for the past W eek,
met at Hopkins's Hall last evening, at
an entertainment provided by the Gin
cinnatians. A number of tOasts were
offered and speeches made by promi-
nent members of the Association. The
entertainment was thoroughly epjoya-
BILE, and at late hour the guests de-
parted with pleasant recollectious of
the festal evening.
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Ashore.

QUEIEc, August 2.-The ship State of
Canada, from Montreal, is ashore at the
Pillars. --
The barque Mary Darkee, outward
bound, is ashore at st. Roades.
The steamship Napoleon has been
dispatched TO tow the North American
to Quebec. 81. 49,.
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--LATEST sfARKEB-5 P. n.

FLoUR-Market closed dull and
heavy and 25c lower for new.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet, nominal and
unchanged, with only small stock offer
ing. Rye-Dull at 81 40al ~ for west
ern. OaIs-Dull at S2a64c for western.
Corn-Firm with fair demand at 81 OLA
l OF for good to prime new mixed west
ern: Csc ASl OIL for unsound do.
PRovIsIONS.-Pork-E sales $500
barrels mess at S22 s5a22 80 cash and
regular; closing buyers at So IS regu-
lar. BeeE-Quiet and steady. Cut
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Bacon
Nominal and unchanged. Lard
Dull and heavy at l31Sal4c for fair to
prime steam and 1916 for kettle rem
dered.
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cLos1Na PRIcEs-5:sO 2. y.

SroCKs-Ohio certificates 28a2s1<;
Canton 49Xa50H; Cumberland 36a37I1;
Quicksilver 3iIla321z; Mariposa 9a1O;
Western Union Telegraph 4TA49; Pacific
Mail I451SaI48; Atlantic Ill: New York
Central I033 a1031<i Erie 7Ea70 y; Hud-
son 1l9; Reading 1o5al051<i Michigan
Central 100; Michigan Southern 7S7Sa
7sI<; Illinois Central 1l71z; Pittsburgh
45Xa45<; preferred 6SXa693<; Fort
Wayne 1055<al0S. The great fall in
Erie to some extent was caused by a
canard that Drew had retired from the
directorship. .--.-.......
EXPRESS SHAREs-Firm: Adams 75a
75I<; American 75a75H; United States
76a761<; Wells, Fargo q Co., 67A675<
Merchants' Union l7a1S.
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GOKMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

TIE wheat crop OF the country, now
generally harvested, and mostly in
good condition, is estimated in the ag-
gregate at much larger tgures than
last year. The crops in 1866, In the
principal wheat growing States, were
in round numbers as follows, in
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Un,ted states SEpres. Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, August 3.-The United
States Express was robbed of about
Sl7OO near Maysville, Lafayette county,
yesterday morning, by three men who
stopped the stage. The passengers were
also robbed OF considerable money and
other yaluables.
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NEW YORK, August ga special dis
patch from Montgomery says, mass
meetings are being held all over Ala
bama, under the direction of the Re-
publican Executive Committee.
The total registration in the State is
liz, 400, of which 200 are blacks.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false trtE1es- your switches,
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And rejoice in your own luxur1ant hair.
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from I'VE to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
hestds in from 1.-TWO to three months. a few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that Will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own expeTiencel can bear Wit
ntssS. But many Will say, how are we to dis
unSulsh the genuine from the spuriousS II
certainly IS didicult, as nine-tenths Of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
Rnd beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
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For Rent.

Piled by George r. TaylO- q Co., and j.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main 81 roc I; also base
ment rooms finished. Good O,si Ces In second
story, and good rooms for Ohne. purposes In
second and third story In good OrCier. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many budding lots and dwelling houses foI
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reaSOna BILE terms.
THOS. HORSBROOK.
Once, No. Ils1S Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs. fehS-tf
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LATEST $3.50 P. N.

CODA shade hrmer, opening at
1907 and closing at 140H.
GovERNMENT SToCKs-Flrm, with
fair demand; coupons, 81, 1l05s; do. '62,
1l2LS; do. '64, 1091<; do. '65, ITO; do.
new, 1851; 1905, first series, l077<; Sec
ond and third series, 1075S.
SToCKs-Have been excited, with
heavy pressure to sell, and prices lower;
Erie SO; market closed dull and irregu-
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BUFFALO. August IA man named
James Lapaine, belonging to Cham
paign City, ILL.,. was arrested here this
morning for threatening TO shoot his
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These States produce about four
fifths OF the whole wheat crop. From
nearly complete returns received atthe
Department of Agriculture, the prom
ises at the date of reporting indicated
the following per centage Of increase
L. H. sn,,aral S,tatns named.
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Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Seen. Rous-
seau left this evening for Washington
to consult with the Russian Commits
sioner regarding the transfer of the
new territory.