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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Aug 6-NOOn.-COnsols for money, 94b
United States Fiye-Twenty bonds rs; Illinois Central
Railway shares, 76s; Erie Railway shares A.: Atlantic
and Great Western consolidated bonds, 22i
Evenng.-Consols closed at "a for money. Ameri-
san Securities closed at the following rates: United
States Fyetwenty bonds 1916. Illinois Central Railway
shares 76s Erie Railway shares, AZ. Atlantic and
Great Western Consolidated bonds 22i.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 6-NOon.-United States FyeTwen-
hes Of 1862, 76 1916.
Eyening-United States Bonds at 77t
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6-NOOn.-COttOn dnll. Estimated
Ises today 5000 bales; Middlng Uplands, lO4d; Mid
ding Orleans 1Old. Wheat-sales of White California at
1873 Corn S7iG for New. Barley 81. OATS slI. Peas,
I2i. Cheese, 52. Beef, 1925 Lard, 1919. Pork, 49,.
Bacon, 49,. POtashes, 3D. Rosin-Common, us Fine,
az .Tallow ~. Spirits Turpentne 81. Petroleum
Spirits, 3D.; Refined, 10. Cloverseed, Az
Afenoon.-COttOn without change. In the BreadstuGs
market Wheat has advanced to 1916 Corn to S7s and
Peas TO l2s No change Oats and Barley In the Pro-
vision market Lard has advanced 10 5O9 and Bacon 10
t39 Beef Pork and Cheese unchanged In the Produce
market, Tallow has advanced 70 45. No changes lin
other articles.
Evening.-The Cotton market closed dull at the fol
iewing authorized quotations MddlinR Uplands, lO3d
MddiDg Orleans leSd; the sales Of the day reached
t1soO bales Corn $751;. Wheat 1910. Barley 81. Oats
,ln. Peas 42l6. Beef 1875 Pork 7Si. Lard, tOi3
Bacon lSs. Common Rosin, ~; Fine do, l7i. Spirits
furpentine, 81. Talow 49,. Petroleum Spirits, Cd;
Refined u.s. The advices from Manchester arc not favor
able. The market for goods and yarns is duh
LONDOT Aug G-Noon.-No. II Dutch Standard Sugar,
s6 Scotch Pig Iron 5S. Calcutta Linseod, $50. Lin.
seed Cakes 90 15j. Linseed Oil, sA a. Sperm OIL Rll5
Whale OIL, aS2.
Egening-The London markets are unchanged.
ANTWERP, Aug 6-PetrOleum at fat 43it for Standard
White
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FRANCE.
ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF PINANcIERING IN MExI-
.. CAN BONDS.

NJ Berfyer's exposition in the Corps Legis-
latif Of the Pinard affair has made little sensation.
After complaining OF the manner in which the Chamber
had been kept in ignorance and deceived, in mat
ters OF Mexican finance M. Berger reminded the Cham
Der that the first loan having been exhausted in April
1865 q second loan concluded under the form OF
100000 bonds bearing an interest Of about 10 per cent
with drawings for prizes and premiums The issue was
adudgcd 10 NJ Pinard and company OF bankers at the
price OF 3OOf each bond and these bonds they
thorzed to negotiate at 3of The loan was seductive
risen To 3ilf. 25c., and the bankers made pront
OF 20000,000f. The Minister of Finance, seeing the
eagerness OF NJ. Pnard and the syndicate =, OF
bankers for Mexican bonds soon proposed another
operation, which accepted and treaty concluded
portion of the first Rente had not been subscribed for
and the Committee OF Finance proposed TO convert hat
and out OF the 100000 new bonds the Treasury re-
eeiyed $4,000, OF which 3749 were for indennities TO
1867 assembled learned that the conversion had reduced
the value Of the credit from 100000 to 100000 The
francs the bonds fell below the price, they
fused TO with the transaction ON the ground that
undertaking that the contract should be annulled in
OF the Mexican Government being destroyed Ber-
tee and also showed that after the contract annulled
had spoken in the highest terms Of the prospects
francs the ground that the bankers no
risk they not entitled to the profit After sharp
debate the amendment of NJ. Berger Withdrawn, as
the vote Of the Chamber could decide nothing The ques
on OF the 2soooO00 francs viii be removed Ia another
form In consequence OF this debate the shares Of the
Compton dEscOmpte experienced heavy fall, as II Is
expected that the Company will have TO refund unless,
they say the Emperor sends NJ Pinard the director
the Grand Cross In diamonds Other stock also declined,
owing TO the blow given to public credit by the revea
tons of how business IL done. The Credit Foncer and
1mmobilere have also had their troubles. One gentleman
has abscOnded from the former leaving deficit Of about
2OOOOO francs, and another has disappeared from the
latter with "a million.
CHESS.
The following Is the final In the International
Chess Congress at Paris in which Mr. Kolisch tho
first prze, offered by the Emperor Napoleon, and Mr..
Winawere, Pole, and hitherto unknown as a chess
player, the second
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TX, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z, 1867.

and of which have informed you in my previous re-
ports.
In general Il cannot be denied that the interior poll
TICS OF Hungary there is extremely liberal current
Which keeps the Crown in dependence The strength
Wncn the Imperial House at present derives IRON these
circumstances subject 10 the changeabe conditions OF
e InuIe and the momentary opinions OF the naton 80
that we only speak il at the present moment with
certainty 1t however probable that the further de-
yeopment OF tho system Of dualsm will most nkely pro
duce diminntion OF Germano- ustrian tendencies
was very much pleased with the reception which and
Ie members OF the Embassy have met with at festh
Wch contrasts very much with that which is reserved
1or s here In the sOeaed society" The information
wheh have received respecting tho disposition OF the
that there Is much sympathy and gratitude toward Prus
sa 10 be found all classes The deputatlon OF the
Reiehsrath il be admitted was received with many
outward demonstrations but the Is not
liked by the Hungarians, who consider Prssians as
their indirect protectors for the future against the dom
neering tendencies OF Vienna WERTIER.
To His ErceiieHcy Count VOn UsfN
at Berlin
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THE DANUBIAN PRNCIpALITIEs.
NM OUrRAGEs UrON JEws.


The Roumnnan authorities attempted to
charge upon the Turks tho murder OF the Jews at Gaaz
the other side OF the story appears in tho official pro
test OF the foreign consuls
Eight or ten Jews expelled the country last
Saturday by order OF the local authorities. The police
put them board small boat and carried them 10 the
Turkish side OF the river Among these poor people
old man. nirm that two persons had 10 help him
into the boat. Instead Of taking them TO tho
Turkish station OF satoka, they were conveyed
by tho soldiers I'm charge 10 unnhabited
island opposite Galatz which was inundated with water
aud landed In the marshes, was done previous
occasions. The Turkish soldiers picked them up on
Saturday and brought them back TO Gaaz intending To
leave them the station OF the porcaptain Instead OF
receiving the outcasts. who now exhausted from
fatigue, aud who assured MoldoW Walachian
subjects they pushed back into the water with the
buttends Of nuskets, and with bayonets. Two Jews,
namely the old man and younger person, attempted 20
return e Turkish vessel, but they were carried away
by the current and drowned The Rouman guard made
effort to the although they sank near the bank
while the Turksh vessel made of rapidly The Mercury,
vessel belonging 20 the Austrian Danuban Com
pauy got ready 10 them but was too late. The
remainder a last received and imprisoned, after
having been left long time in the water exposed to
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THE DIJBLIN UNIVERSITY.


On the oath there was an adjourned debate
and scholarships Of Trinity College, Dublin, to Others
than members Of the Established Church. The most
notable speech against the proposition was that OF Mr.
ing the pretentons OF the Catholic hierarchy in
Ireland is at variance with the Liberal party oil over the
world The result OF the complete religious equality in
Ireland which Is advocated would be that the Papsts
would decide al questions Of education and religion ac
cording TO their principles. IL they admitted the
force OF numbers in Ireland they would have 10 en0be
III they rejected the tOlcratiOn OF the En-
giish Church and establish the Roman Catholic dom
fnant Church would become necessary In order to
strain Intolerance 10 repeal the Union, which based
on toielpton and govern Ireland py system OF deSPo
Mr. Maguire replied denying that the chnrch OF En-
gland was the most tolerant In the world lie said the
Catholics had desire for aggression but simply desired
10 protect themselves Sooner later the question must
b. settled accordance With the feelings OF the people
Upon division, Mr. Fawcetts motion was defeated.
the Speaker gave his casting vote in the negative.
CHURCH RATES
motion then made for the third reading OF Mr.
Iardensts Dii for the total abolition of church rates.
and the bill was passed without discussion by majority
Of 30 amid the cheers OF the liberal party. The Upper
House however, will no doubt throw the bill OUT as
usual. ~,
The House then went into committee upon Mr.
uu,os'. i 10 f olate Sunday tradne tud after sane
tlOning the two first clauses, adjourned
UNIVERSITY reform.
On the 2Jth in tile House Of Lords the Earl OF KIM
berry moved the second reading Of the bill for aoosng
religious tests in the Universities Of oxford and Cam
bridge The object of the bill Is 10 allow persons OF a re-
gOus pcrslnsiOs enjoy the full advantages or poee
the Universities of oxford and Cambridge Inc bu H
passed by cVpsderabe majority " tho oV'niVo<' W"
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

nE REFORM BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
NJ ATLANTIC sElEoRLEH THa TRIBUNE.
LoNpo,S, Aug. 6-In the House of Lords last night
the am endment to the Reform bin, increasing the
basis of the Lodger Franchise from E10 to Els per
annu m, was reconsidered and rejected. Before
adoarning, the House of Lords agreed TO pass the
Re form bill to its third reading tonight
I'm accordance with this understanding the Reform
Psl was read tonight for the third time and passed
THE ABYssINIAN CAPTVES.
Evening-Advces received here from Abyssinia
report that the British captives in that country are
NO longer in the hands of King TheodOrus
THE BRIGHTON RACES.
The Brighton Races commenced to-day. The first
race was for the Biennial stakes which were won by
Thocadero. Van Amburgh came in second Inc
other race was for the ROthschild stakes, and was
won by Patty The leading horses came in as follows
Patty first; North Star, second; Eau-de- Fle thrd'
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Midnight.-In the House of Commons tonight
Lord Stanley Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
promised to submit to the House. before the close OF
the present session, the correspondence which had
passed between the British Government and that OF
the United States IN regard TO the Alabama claims
and all the other documents bearing ON the case.
BRITISH MAILS TO NEw-YoRK.
1t is officially stated that the contracts for carrying
the British mails to NewYork at the expiration Of
the Cunard contract, are open to all bidders but
that owners of British ships VIII have the preference
THE WEATHER.
A heavy rain storm is prevailing throughout En-
gland.
THE FENIANS.
DUBLIN, Aug. G.-Thirty three of the Fenians who
have been on trial before the Commission in
Tpperary, have been convicted of treason
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FRANCE.
THE NEXT POPE.

PARIS, Aug 6-The name of Bishop Dupanloup is
prominent among those which are spoken OF in con-
nectioh with the Papacy. 1t is said that his choice
rs successor TO Plus X in the Papal Chair viii be
strongly urged by France whose influence, it is be-
eyed, will largely preponderate at the next election
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
II is now denied that any interview will take
place between Napoleon and the King of Prussia.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LORDS ON REFORM-THE REAL MEANING
OF TUE PRESENT BILL--wHY 1T Is AC-
GIFTED BY THE TORIES, AND THE SECRET
or THE DIsTRUST WITH wRICH 1T Is VIEWED
By THE LIBERAL PARTY, AID Bf NIX
BRIGHT.
From Our Special Correspondent -
The Reform Debate in the Lords on Monday
and Tuesday of length out of proportion 70 its
real Importance The report in The Times fills 40 col
nmns save one the influence of all which upon pub
tc opinion Is very slight, and upon the fortunes of
the bill itself is absolutely nothing. The amendment
of Earl Grey must have been brought forward with
the knowledge, that il would not receive the sup
port of the Liberal party, and its real
design was not 20 retard the passage
of biU which all men eoncede 10 he inevitable, but
10 enable himself and his friends 70 put themselves
right On the record. Here, as elsewhere, partisan
considerations have their weight with political Lead
ers and N beboyed Earl Grey and Earl Russell to
explain i'm their own way 20 the world how II hap
pens that the present measure is IN lOly hanas,
and why the Liberal party, which, since lHD@' had
been the consistent champion Of helOin, rs IN 0ppo-
sitOn 10 a Government that has carried through the
House Of Commons the largest lhbaSuie VI heuOiih
proposed iD Parliament. IT,. "a
The anegtiOn is which seriously aueeets INC
reputation Of public men Tor sinceiJy anu WIFI nas
been yaIiOusly answered, but 70 wmen ihe IVY % ll-
swer cannot be found in the Parliamentary debates
10 understand why the fact is So you must plsh ile
inquiry further and AJAX why II is that MOI Oiy EaI
Russell and Mr. Gladstone m their hearts OpPosto
10 this BILL but why il is received with dlstnsb y
genuine Radical like Mr. Bright Ihe pyrp2s2 v "o
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By STEAMSHIP.

The HISTORIAN, from Liverpool July 25, and
the Russa from Liverpool July a. and Queenstown July
& arrived at this port yesterday, bringing three days
later European files
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HUNGARY.
KOsSUTH DECLINE:

PEsTH, Aug. Cit is said that Kossuth declines the
seat in the Hungarian Parliament, conferred upon him
by the electors Of Waitzen.
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 6-NOOn.-The steamship City Of
Antwerp Capt Mrehe, from NewYork July "a, arrived
here this forenoon on her way 10 Liverpool
LONDONDERRY, Aug. 6-NOon-The steamship Nov"
Bcotan Capt Arid from quebec July @ has arrived here
On her way 10 Liverpool.
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AUSTRIA.
A Mw coNCORDAT.

VIENNA, Aug 6.-Aetive negotiations are now
going ON between the Austrian Government and the
Holy See, for the establishment of new ConcOrdat
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. MT DeVnck was unable 10 play at all
PROM being obliged leave Paris without playing against
Messr DAbde koh Rousseau and De were lost n reality only
games Forfeited the other eight scored against him
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PRUSSIA.
ARRIVAL o

ARRIVAL OF MIR. BANCROFT.
BERLIN, Aug. 6--The Hon. George Bancroft, the
ambassador of the United States to the Court Of
Prussia has arrived in this city.
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WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY STANTON
MR.. STANTON REFUSES TO REsIGN-THE PREsI-
DENT ABOUT TO SUSPEND HIM REsIGNA-
TIoN OF MINISTER ROMERo-THE PETITION
FOR MRS. sURRATT.
ay fuIua TO
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Afal estate.
LEETS G APPLEGATE,
real ESTATE AGENTS.
Ohice 1913 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON OUIO

IN SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved. six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty 800.
A hne residence, 5k acres, well improved,
within one mile OF DaytOn-E $500.
A frame house and four acres, on Greenoastle
Hill-$2OOO. Cheap.
A lafm Of 100 acres on Bear Creek good land,
for eco per acre.
A farm two miles from Dayton on the Coving-
ton pike; 72 acres OF land good brick house large
new barn aud other out-buildings, In good order
Good brick house and sixteen acres of land on
Greencastle Hill, will be sold cheup, IL sold soon
small farm Of twenty mine acres, six miles from
Dayton, on Liberty pike; well improved; Will he
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Good farm near Centcryillc, in Washington
township, Of 1851 acres, known As the LoWn's
farm all In the best Of order will be Id cheap.
Good farm, all In good order In Warren county,
on Lebanon road rom Middletown, Of one hun
dred and fourteen aud one half acres a bargain
Good farm of 65 acres, In Preble county, on Lew
isburg and West Baltimore road new house and
barn, good young orchard, all In the best order;
part bittom land, on Miler's fork; a bargain.
Good frame house and lot ON Fourth ST.. above
high water mark sold at n bargain If sold soon
farm Of 100 acres, mile north Of Browns sta
ton, on Western Il. H. on Twin Greek, well Inn
proved-$1O,O0O
A farm OF 5s acres, good improvements, at
Browns station, on Western X. R-S320
farm Of 20 acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-f9O0O.
a number of houses and lots in different parts Of
the city. All will be sold cheap.
teb2-tI LENTI n APPLEGATE. II. f. A.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
AL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Two Italian princes in Washington are
very much in favor with marriageable
misses.
Idaho territory will send to the Paris ex-
position two magnificent specimens of
silver ore, chloride and ruby. weighing 200
pounds and heavily charged with the
precious metal.
J.Hubley Ashton, Esq, Assistant United
States Attorney General, was quite severely
injured on Monday week by afall upon the
slippery pavement
One Thomas Shields. of Norwich, Conn,
on January Ii, drank quart of whisky on
on bet, and died the next morning.
Some person lately played practical
joke on the Mayor ofQuebecby issuing 300
Invitations to dinner in his name.
The Prussians are so unpopular at Frank
fort that when the burghers give party
they send out cards with IS. ~ In the cor
ncr. This is meant for Sans PrpsSiens-no
Prussians will be present.
The entire strength of the British army
in Ireland at present is 2L7OO, officers and
men. Last January the number was slight
ly greater.
The hotels are putting down their prices.
The Weddell. in Cleveland, gives notice that
it will hereafter charge but S3 day and
the American, in the same city, will charge
but 81 80 q day.
John Saxton, lawyer in Salem, Ohio,
has sued Joseph Smith, Il constable in that
place. for $4,000 for false imprisonment.
He had a client in Jail, and went to see
him, when the constable locked him in and
went away.
Eight hundred years ago the waterfall
was masculine appendage in France, and
quite the mode among men of fashion.
A bashful printer refused a situation in a
printing Office where females are employed,
saying that he never set up with girl in
his life.
A jet of vapor of ether is now thrown
upon parts subjected to surgical opera
tions, by an instrument made for the pur-
pose, producing insensibility of the part in
from two to four seconds. The patient be-
comes a spectator; "merely thisand nothing
more
General Crook has returned to Fort
Lyon. Idaho, from campaign against the
Indians, with one hundred prisoners and a
number of horses. He had some severe
fighting, killing a number of ludians and
expected still more trouble.
The party of New Mexican miners who
were prospecting in Montana, and were
supposed to have been murdered by the
Indians, have arrived at Salt Lake City.
They report the discovery fnew and very
rich gold mines.
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MIAMISBURG VINEYARD PROPERTY
Ar SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Shupert rs, John +. Hommel, ct. al, Superior
Court Montgomery County, Ohio Case No.
1901
DURSUANT to an order OF sale, issued by the
Il Su 'eriOr Court within and for the County OF
Montgomery and STATE of Ohio, and 10 me directed,
will offer at public sale, at the door Of the Court
House, In the city of Dayton, Ohio, on
Monday, March AZ, 1861, at O'Clock, p. N
The following real estate to.wit; Situate In the
county of Montgomery, and state of Ohio, in the
west part of section No. (25) twenty five. town one
Cl range six, (G) NJ. beginning at stone at the
junction Of the two public roads, being the :.
corner Of said lot thence north "a deg 81 poles
TO a stone thence SS1f deg sos poles to stone
thence south * deg " 26.S poles 60 stone thence
sSa< deg. 1888 poles TO a stone; thence 49s deg.
e l57 poles to the place OF beginning containing
i've acres and eighty perches, Is A. S3 Il J
80 acres Of sad premises are covered by fine
thrifty vineyard. in bearing order, and there is
also two story dwelling house, and tobacco she'd,
with other out buildings on the premises, aud is "A
desirable little home Said real estate has been
appraised at $l7OO, and cannot sell or less than
twO-thirds the appraised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
o. G. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 2lwtt
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John Eshbaugh. Plaintiff, against Watson CLARK,
defendant before John burnett. j. L. OF Jc1lrr,
son Township, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON the gSth day of November, 1866, said Justice
Oissued an order OF attachment in the above ac.
ton for the sum OF $40 So This case is SGT foi
hear ng on the 2ist day Of January ls65 Ht ten
O'Clock A. ". JOHN ENiiBAtGii PiAinuu.
TfNrE
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A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURG
AT SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Elg Us Franz Reuscher. superior Court.
Case 36ib
IN obedience 70 the command OF an order of sale,
Il issued by the superior court, within and for the
County Of Montgomery, and 10 me directed, I will
offer at public sale at the door of the Court House
In the city OF Dayton, Ohio, on
Monday, Adrek A 1851, at . O'Clock. p NJ,
The following described real estate to-wits Sit
uate in the County Of Montgomery and state Of
Ohio all that lot tract or parcel Of land lying and
being tO-wlt; Beginning at the y. 4. corner of
Henry Nollepbach's lot and running from thence
north l65 feet along W alter street, Thence extend
ing back 20 the Miami River, adjoining the town oi
Mamisburg in the county and state aforesaid
the same being the tract OF land conveyed BY jacob
kcrrher and wife 10 David GucEhalt1, AMI by him
TO Cobblo and by FREDERICK tohhle 20 John Meyer
deceased. father et Theresa and Lena Meyer; ami
from thence 10 solomon HILBERT, and from solomon
Hilbert TO jacob zimmerman, aud itOm Jacub
Zimmerman 60 John Zig; the same beng lot No
u45l ON tlie revised plat ot satd town.
said real estate has been appraised az S3 O0, and
cannot sell for less than tWu-thlrds OF the Ap-
praised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
o. g. IL. DAVIDSON. sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 2lWu
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