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The national Republican., 1867-07-15
FINANCIAL ANp COMM nnplAL.

There u.s, at the close Of the E.v York and
Philadslphia Boards on Saturday , sstill further
downward tendency in "rsii~ays," and the
"bsars y vsre somewhat joyous over their pros
poets. Whether the market will rs-act with the
opening q tho present week, and the I" bulls +"
again hold high court, Is hard TO Determine;
but We are inclined to think, that though prices
In the leading roads will droop but little
more. yet that they will not bs 90 ssusibly i'm
prsued y In advancing ss they have been within
the past three weeks.
Money continued easy, and many Of the
brokers had large balances over. Gall loans
were 4a6 per cent.
Al the close Of the New York Board, Rris
railway took sharp upward turn, and II was q
hsht between the "bulls and "bsars" as to
the rise or fall.
Tho following are the quotations for "Gov-
ernusnts on Saturday evening, q furnishsd us
by jay Cooke q Co.: Z .....r.
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DIsRAEII AND Mr., ADANs.-The London
correspondent Of the New York Times
says:
lturn to another subject-Mr Disraeli's
speech at the Merchant Tailors' School
in the city the other day. An incident
took place on that occasion very interest
ing to Americans, but which did not ap-
pear, as far as could see, in many of the
English papers. Mr.Disraeli in that extra
ordinary speech said, among other things,
almost in the words Of his great speech on
Reform in 1859, that American politics
were no guide to English politics. "Amer.
ica," he said, was a colony, and had no
great national tradition to keep her straight
as we have; and then, OF course, she had
boundless lands, &c, &c.' What be said
IN 1859 did not matter much, but on this
occasion Mr.. Adams, your Minister, was
sitting opposite to him. Mr.. Disraeli de-
ciares in private that he never saw him
be this as it may, Mr.. Adams got up and
with much dignity but evident annoyance
SAID that "if America was colony then
she mad the tradition Of the mother coun
Try But II she was not a colony, but a
great nation, she had the tradition Of her
founders, and her founders were English
men who left England because they were
dissatisfied with English institutionsI Mr.
Disraeli suddenly got rap he did not ex.
pect and II must be confessed that Mr..
Adams upholds the dignity OF the United
State with singular moderation and firm.
ness.
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WINE BITTERs.

CHARLES oAUTIIR respectfully invites at.sn.
ton to his NATIVE WINE BITTEks, made from 4
reeipe Of many ysars standing, which has acquired
az unequAlled reputation wherever II has been used
as preventive OF all miaLmate and mAlArAl dis
eases. It inyigorates the muscles. purihes the
blood eorreets the action Of the liver and kidneys
promotes digestion, establishes regularity In the
female system, and is admirably adapted "a Q cure
for all diseases OF females arising from debility
Being made Of native wins and the best vegetable
tonies, eannot be surpassed as an appetizer and In
sigorRtor early In the rorping, and before meals
sensralyi and being perfectly free from eysrythin
nauseous and UNPLEASANT, may be used not only with
safety at all times but Is coo ndsntly recommended TO
psr.ons Of both sexes as gsntls simulAnt though
powerful tonic, whenever such an article 10 needed
" desired. No family should be without II. as II
will supply q gre I dssiderAtum In Strengthening
and inyigoratisg growing children, ty whom II ma
DO used With perfect imPunity, Az The season for
InAlArial and missmstic diseases 10 now Approaeh.
iRg, this article l. offered as being without rival
preventive OF AL diseases Of the summer and
autumn, and . general inyigorator II the human
ystsm In adults and children, we'll ~ males and
females.
@. O UTTER,
Importer and Dealer In wines and Liquors.
jylslm $50 'p--~.-'-.-'. venue
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DIsPosAL OF PUBLIC LANDS IN CALTroR-
MA AND OREaoS.-The Commissioner Of
the General Land Office Is in receipt Of re-
turns exhibiting an aggregate disposal Of
56,620 acres Of the public lands during the
month Of May last, at the following local
Offices, viz: Marysville, California, 15,800
acres; San Francisco, California, 1888
acres Stockton, California, 5,65l acres I;
Visalia, California, 1896 acres Humboldt,
California, 1900 acres; Oregon city, Ore
gon, 9,251 acres; Roscburg, Oregon, 9,l04
acres. The greater portion Of the land
was taken for actual settlement and Guilt
vation under the homestead law, and sold
for cash the cash sales realizing S42, ,S05.
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with them, and they must respect the
rights Of all. II anything presages the
non-success Of this reform movement in
England, Il is This intolerant spirit which
is manifest far too frequently recently. It
is bad symptom, and It indicates speedy
downfall Of what otherwise Is good
cauaa
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

NAVAL NEws.-Dispatches have been
received at the Navy Department from
Rear Admiral Bell, OF the Asialic squad.
ron, dated flagship Hartford, Lokoharna,
Japan, April 30. The steamers Shenan-
doah and Wyoming had sailed for Osaka,
with the United States Minister and suite
on board. Admiral b. states that he was
informed by Commander Broad, Of II. B.
M. steamer Cormorant, while at Annoy, on
the 22d Of March, that the American bark
Rover, Captain Hunt, had been wrecked
on the Nile Rete Rocks, to the southwark
OF Formosa. Her officers and crew had
taken to the boats, but Captain Hunt, his
wife, the second mate, and three Cinnamon
landing in the bay on the south end Of
Formosa, were all murdered. Instruct tions
were sent TO Commander Felbiger, Of the
Ashuelot, to visit the scene Of the murder
and endcavor TO rescue any survivors Of
the Rover. The Wachusetts was still
protecting the commerce in the Yang Ze
river against the Manif or robber bands.
The Monocacy was in dock at Whampoa.
The health Of the officers and crews Of The
squadron is reported as excellent, The oplv
death during the month being that Of
james Ross, Of the Shenandoah, who was
drowned at Yeddo on the Oath of April
by the capslzlng Of a hnAt
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Pen, Pencil and Scissors.

The amount Of gold now in existence is
estimated at IS, $50, 900, 900.
A VERY decided opposition is being
made in New York BY the German liquor dealers
against the excise laws.
The number Of emigrants landed in
New York during the fr,t six months Of the
year were l30, $40.
THE young lady who was accused Of
breaking . young mans heart has been bound
in the bonds of matrimony to keep the peace.
TIE property that was stolen from the
churches in Burlington, W., last April has been
recovered. 1t was found secrstsd in . barn.
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, is rioting in
watermslons at ten cents, and peaches BY the
cartload.
WHILE John Hurley, q Mortified (Vt)
fireman was at the muster at Rutland, his house
was burned with all its contents.
EIGHT HUNDRED BARRELS OF WHISKY were
| seiled in New York on Friday. They were in
tended for shipment for California, but were I'm
properly branded, and therefore seized.
The Massachusetts Journal of Chew
iSry snys the State wastes more than $50, ooO
yearly by destroying conhscatsd liquors instead
Of distiliips them and saving the alcohol.
In CANADA the Ministers just appointed
are to receive salaries Of 1000 year each,
and they are already agitating for an increase to
81, 900.
A SAVINGS INSTITUTION in Chicago offers
premiums for the best plan for houses not to cost
over $500 and 81, 900, and will make loans to
parties who are ready to build houses on such
plans. The object Is to aid the isboring classes
In acquiring homes.
Is New York fourteen buildings were
set on hre BY crackers and fireworks on the
Fourth, and in Philadslphia twenty buildings
were set on FIRE BY the burning Of fireworks and
the discharge Of pistols on the came day.
THE only indications OF the island which
1t was said, sometimes since. had been discOv
cred in the Pacific ocean, are q tract Of dis
colored water and the aight Of birds In tha,
nsighborhood.
The eight.hour law went into effect in
Wisconsin on the 4th instant, but at Milwaukee,
the only mechanics who attempted any chang,
were the ship-carpentsrs and caikers. Th,
workmsn in other oallings have kept on at tn,
old rate of time and wages.
Ex-Goy. WnLER, Of California, delivered
q speech In New Orleans on tn, Fourth Of July
He denounced Escobedo as an Infamous bloc,
thirsty tyrAnt, and said forbearance had cease,
to be virtue. He goes for destroying MeIic,
and administering upon her effects.
| The rush Of immigrants to Minnesoti
this year Is unprecedented. Every steamboa
and train is loaded with them, very genaraIl,
carrying their teams, horses, cows, sheep, DC.
with them. Two thousand have passed owe
one track alone, bound for the Sauk VALLEY, sine
tho opening Of navigation.
The New York Herald of Saturday es
Inmates the loss to the Treasury annually a
the enormous sum OF $500, 900, OOO and say
that 1t occurs in this way: by the failure to col
lect the tax on whisky. tobacco, and petroleum
It also asserts that there Is a heavy drainsg
through the national banks and tho frauds an
ineapAcity Of the revenue officers.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
REMOVAL.

The Office Of the Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth and
d streets.
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seraous o.t..trophe In L.ne.ster. p

LANCASTER, July l3.-The boilers Of the Ful.
ton Cotton Mill exploded this morning. Engi.
neer David Hamach was killed. Tho superin.
tsndent had both legs and an arm broken; he Is
supposed to be mortally wounded. Tho fireman
had his legs fractured and was otherwise injured
A few female operatives who were In the mill
were more or less injured.
Ono Of the boilers was blown into the mill, and
the other carried over q square. The northeast
end Of the building was demolished.
man named Myers was found In the ruins,
and there may be moro bodies there.
The mill was owned BY J. r. Bitnsr 4 Broth.
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The INDIAN Waffle report Of the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, July 18th,
1867, relative to the existing Indian trou-
bles, in reply to q resolution Of the Senate
OF July 9Th, 1867, says;
The Indians now at war are the North
ern Cheyennes and Arapahoes, about 800
warriors; Mnnecouyou band Of Fetou
Sioux, 5OOi part Of the o'Gallalla band Of
Sioux, $50; part OF the Brnle band Of
Sioux, 3O0 part Of the Two Kettle band
Of Sioux, 3O6-the whole numbering about
900 warriors.
These were the Indians who perpetrated
the Phil. Kearney massacre, and have
since been carrying on the war in the
north.
On the Plains further south, the South
ern Cheyennes and Arapahoes, about 500
warriors, are the only Indians known To be
making hostile demonstrations.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
Coal Discoveries ON the Line Of the Pa
cifc Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-EItensive deposits Of
coal have been discovered on the line Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. Kansas branch, seventy
miles from Pond Creek. on tho route Of Alber.
qusrque Mr.. ssnderson, proprietor Of the
Santa Fe stage line, reports the veins from ten
to hfteen feet thick Specimens received here
are pronsunced to be good bituminous coal.
three.foot vein has also been discovered twenty
miles west Of Fort Hooker. These discoveries
1t is believed will settle the question Of the Kan.
sas Pacific Railroad.
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A French "I.ocal" Reporter.

The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times, in letter dated June l5,
thus writes the history Of reporter who
PERSISTED in taking notes under circum.
stances which would have compelled many
men, Of extraordinary courage even, to de-
sist and seek place Of safety;
Matthew Donzelot was, in 1880, "local"
for the Moniteur, and was found by q
friend during the memorable July days
Of that year in the midst of o shower Of
clubs and stones that were flying between
the military and the canailie, taking notes.
what are you doing here, you poor deyil2
You'd better get away from here il you
want to save your skin WHOLE" said he.
Donzelot paid no attention, but kept on
busily noting down the facts OF the con-
test "I tell you, Donzelot you'd better
follow me, If you have any regard for your
life" said he, again, as he turned to leave.
"God forbid" said the imperturbable local,
and kept on with bis account" Seeing
his friend making preparations for hasty
retreat, he coolly called out to him: But,
! say, Thomas. II you're going that way,
will you Just take those sheets into cur
Office and tell them shall stay to get the
continuation"
An hour later the soldiers received
orders to fire with ball cartridges, and, in
the first volley, Donzelot was hit by q
ball. A surgeon come running to him.
you are wounded2" asked he. "Yes,"
said Donzelot, "and pretty badly, too,
take it, for can't write, / find" "Never
mind your writing" said the surgeon
you're badly hurt; you must be bound to
the table" There's not so much hurry
about that, doctor. Every man to his pro.
fession. It's my business to write an &C.
count Of this affair, and II you really want
to do me service beg you to carry these
notes to our Office, and add this postscript
1920 p, IN. A volley fred by the National
Guard at this moment resulted in wound
ing three citizens and killing one." "The
wounded see we'll enough" said the sur
geon, "but,where Is the dead manf ~ an
| he" said Don zelot. and expired,
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
Fiiiis.sssrs.x nzpsaislon to Mexico.

Nsw Yenr. Iuiy Is Two allibustering expe.
ditions 70 hsziso 10 avsngs h.-ip.iiian are rap
idly filing up In this city. A similar orgsniIa.
ton 10 also In progress 10 Buffalo and In New
Orleans. The expedition has been organising for
long time.. At FIRST IL was their Intention to
heavy price for him from Juarex or Austria; but,
on the news Of his execution, they changed the
scheme to one Of vengeance. The ranks are fill.
ing up slowly.
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~ Know Thy Dsstlny.-Madsms Il. r.
rHossros, the great Enslish Ciairvoyant
and Psyehomsrieian, who has astonishsd the seisn-
ne classes Of the Old world. has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME rHoRSros possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, a. to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
TO the single or married Of either ssx. while In .
state Of trance, she dslineatss the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
instrumsnt Of iatsnss power, known - the Psysh-
omotrops, guarantees TO produce lfs-iiks picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant to-
gshsr with date Of marriage, position in life, lead
ing traits Of character. DO. This 10 NO humbug as
Thousands oftsstmonials assert. She will send,
whom desired, certified esrtiheate or written guar
Antss, that the picture Ia what II purports to bs.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth. age. disposition and complexion, and en-
slosing my cents and stamped envelope addressed
10 yourssl you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY return mail. All Communication
saersdly eonndsntiAl. Address, In oonndsnes, MAD.
Ans T. y. rHoasroS. P. Box 22,, Hudson. NY.
mhls.d&wly
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The Piains-A Fight near Fort Wallace

The PIafns-A Fight near Fort Wallace.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, July IA fight took
place near Fort Wallace on the Goth ultimo, In
which six cavalrymen were killed, and the sol.
diers driven back to the fort.
A non-oommissioned officer, captured by the
Indians, was mutilated and tortured In most
horrible manner.
Thirteen colOred soldiers had died at Fort
Harker from cholera
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERN
"A MBsT FRAME BUILDING AT CORNER
OF PIFTBBN. AND A HALF STREET AND
PEnNbYLyANIA AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIEoToH,
oYyIoR or CaIEy ouARrEHHAsrER, !

wAsHIsoros, D. Q = July 10, 1857.
Will be sold. on the premises, at public suction,
on WEDNESDAY, July II, at II O'Clock, noon. the
Frame building adjoining the brick structure corner
Of PsnnsylvsniA avenue and Pi'teen-And A-half
street, and lately used for ofiess connected with
Headquarters Department Of Washington,
Said building 10 rs BY 4o feet, two stories high.
and shinsle roof with sd ition lone story so BY
10 feet and eontains lo feet Of gas pipe, with ave
four light burners and twenty one and two-light
burners, all In good condition.
Will also be sold al same time Asd place. n Win-
dow Awnipgs and Fixtures, and 90 window Shades
and Fixturss, all In fair condition.
Terms: Cash. in ooysInmsn, iand', and ~ seven
By order Of Bvt. hAj. Gen. B. r. 9. Candy.
MI LUDINdT0N,
jyll-6t Major and ouArtsrnAster, U. s. A.
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- To Consamptives.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored 70 health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy, afsr having suffered several
years with sssvsrs lung Affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxisus 70 make Known 70
his fellow afsrsrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he viii send copy Of the pre-.
seription used, ss Of shargs) with the dirsetioas
for preparing and ssins the sams, which they will
and suRl CuRR ZOE CossunPrIos, AsrHnA, BRos-
oHrrn, As. The only object Of the advertiser In
sending the prescription 10 10 bsnsht the anietsd
and spread information which he eonesivss 10 bs In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. - IL viii cost thsn sotAins and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please I'd
dress REV. EDwARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co.. MT.
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= BY ,TSlegraph.
From Europe.

From Burops.
PARis, July Is Since the capture Of The city
OF Mexico By the Liberals nothing has been
heard BY the Imperial aovernnsnt of N. Alfons
Dano, French Minister In that oily The Kmps.
ror Napoleon has announced his Intention of
sending strong feet 70 Vera Crus to release M.
Dano should he have been made prisoner, or to
svonge any indignities offered him BY Juarer.
CHrRBouRe, July 13 --Tbs Colorado, Admiral
Goldsboro's Gag ship, and ether vessels Of the
American European squadron, are al anchor In
this hafbof. Ht.'- IT .|fa. y
PARIS, July 13.-The Secretary Of State on.
eially informs the Corps Legislatlf that the
American Government refuses 70 give up fraudu-
lent bsnkrupts. ...
In the Corps Lseislstif to-day, N. Oliver said,
unless liberal reforms are realised, war was In.
evitabls. He further said the Emperor himself
was in favor Of reforms. ...'
LosDoH, July l3--An agreement has bson
arrived at In the House Of Commons whereby the
reform bill will be passed 10 its third reading on
Monday next.
vrHHSA, Jaiy 13.-Ths Imperial Government
Of Austria has dispatched Admiral TsgsthoG to
Mexico for the body Of the late Archduks
Mszimilian The Admiral goes BY way Of New
York. tl-g ....
FLoREncE, July 13.--Advicss have been re-
osivsd from Rome that the 9aribAldians are
msnaoing the city Of Vetsrbo.
BsRLIN, July 13.-King William 10 about TO
send an envoy to the United States to negotiate
new postal treaty.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

Coupons, 1loii b.2o's, 1859, lIoii 5-'o's, 1854
1921; 5-2o's, 1865, 1921; 6-2os, January ant
July, 1865, 1osi lo.4o's, 1o2i; 1905, August
losi 1905, June, 1911; 1905, July, 1914
Gold, 1891. 90.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
From south America.

New YoRx, July 10 Letters from South
American Republics are dsted Lima on the 22d
ult, Valparaiso on the 10th uit., and La Par,
Bolivia, on the 31st Of May.
All the ofhoers Of the late revelation in Peru
bad surrendered and received their pardons from
Congress.
A Law had been passed giving high honors to
Castella, the chief Of the revolution, who had
died recently In Africa, and settling a full por
tion on his widow.
A proposition was before Congress declaring
the Minister to the United States unworthy Of
the confidence Of tho nation.
Heavy guns and munitions Of war were con.
tinually arriving at Callao.
The Waterse arrived on the 18th ultimo.
Exciting debates were occurring daily In the
Gillian Congress between the Government and
the opposite members.
The President Of Bolivia is reported TO be con-
Quoting the Affairs Of his State In . most tyran-
nical manner.
In the treaty just concluded with Brazil, II Is
ascertained that he had oeded to that empire
she whole territory on the right side Of Par.
nguAy,
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YOR'S FFIOE,
lH July 1857

THUksDAY, The 18th instant, At IL o'clock, for
grading strest south, n Seventh street west 70
Eleventh street west. Bidder. will state the price
measurement raid for-that which measures most.
The Mayor reserves the right TO reject any or ali
bids. RICHARD WALLLOH,
jyll Mayor.
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THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The attention Of those desiring Life Insurance 10
respectfully invited to the following peculiar features
Of this company:
l. Its rates Of pre- miums are reduced In proportion
TO the enhanced value Of money, thereby saving to
the In ured from 10 TO 20 per een annuAy which is
virtually declaring to them . divfdsnd IN advance
OF that Amouat
= It's perJectly equitable, non -Jorjsfting feature
will commend iselfto all. II provides for the pay.
mont Of such proportion Of the policy a. the nun
ber Of premiums paid bears 10 the number Of years
the policy has run.
In case OF policy Of 5000, upon which bat one
premium has been paid, there will be paid TO the
heirs Of the insured In Of death occurring the
second year. t260o; the third year, el, 900. 81 &c.
And should there have been nine premiums paid and
death occur the tenth year nino tsnhs Of the policy
will be paid By this feature policy 10 kept good
for whAtevsr money the insured has pad. This 10
nothing less than strict justice, and what
Applications received, and full inform alton given
by W. R HERRING, General Agent
Jyl5.lm Room No l, Washington Building.
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bridal AND FUNERAL wREATHs,
ID BOUQUETS, CROSSES. ANCHORS, AND m
>TsRs, p sserved In natural form. New and4Svk
Beautiful Ornamental Hair Work on glass or NlksT
pearl. All kinds Of Hair Braidins dous by Mrs
eRIka. 9sS Eighth street, between and K. Iy.l6N
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CRIMINAL CoURr-JUsE TERN-Chiet
Justiee Cayttu.-No business before the court.