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..s., Boston, Aug. 9.
trade since our last report. The demand has contin-
ued fair for reasonable goods from New York city
ana the principal markets West. We have to record
quite large shipment Of goods to comparable ely few
places tor the season, and as We have before remark
ed the boot and shoe business this, season is much
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Fro~ Havana ana Mexico.
HAVANA, Aug. 5,


Via NEW ORLEANS, Aug. g.
The mail steamer from Cadiz, which arrived
to-day, brings the new Postmaster General.
A society is being formed to promote the i'm
migration Of white labOrers from Spain.
Loud complaints are made of the discovery
that almost every piece of gold coin in circula-
ton in the Island has been clipped; many of
the doubloons are daily found to be short even
three dollars of their original value.
The Diario, of the 4th inst, insists that the
United States government has been party to
the indriscrimiDate shooting of prisoners in
Mexico by the Liberals, and calls for coali-
ton OF the European governments against
America, in order to cause their common rights
to be respected throughout the Continent
The British steamer Toro arrived this morn
ing from Vera Cruz. Santa Anna had been
brought to Vera Cruz by Mexican man-of-
war, to be tried for conspiracy against the gov
ernment
A reward of ten Thousand dollars has been
offered for the arrest of MARQUEE.
The diplomatic corps are expected to leave
Mexico in q body, and would be ready in time
to take passage by the French steamer PAN
anna. - a. =rHF
Everything was quiet at the capital, and or
der was being rapidly restored by the energy
of Juarez government.
The Standard of Pachinica says a courier
passed Otumba with news of the capture of
Marquee at the hacienda of PusxdoneZ
The Mexican government schooner Juarez
arrived ut Vera Cruz on the Both, having on
board Santa Anna's wife and family.
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LoUIsvILLE, Aug. g.
Advices from the lower river parishes OF
Louisiana and several counties of Mississippi
i'm reference to the cotton crop are quite unfa-
vorable. In all the lower parishes of Louisiana
the worms are at work to an alarming extent.
At Point Coufee the destruction was SO com
plete and thorough that some plantations were
abandoned. Another statement says that from
tho Tsnsas river gloomy accounts are received.
SAVANNAH, Aug. g.
The crop reports from Southern Georgia and
Florida say the prospect is improving daily.
Some planters report that they expect to make
the largest crop known from the number of
acres planted. The caterpillar has appeared
in small numbers on the plantations.
MOBILE, Aug 8.
Crop accounts from the interior continue "a
vorab1e
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
UNION Pacific
'dh RAILROAD.C0. ara
m, -, sNy8xS ~ s0E
Their r. First u, Mortgage Bonds
E A6 an 1asvestnscsss /! a 2.

1 ing lalhd progress Of the Union PACING RAILROAD
1 ~" ouilume west from Omaha, Neoraska, ana TORN
ing with Its western connections, an unoroken lin
across the continent attracts attention TO the yaiu
oltne FIRST mortgage bonds winch the ooinpahsno'
oner 10 the public. Inc nrst quesnen asked by pru
dent investorsh. care these bonds tecnre?" Next
Are they prontaD'0 ihses'mehtF' 10 reply II
brief;
Inc carry co'ap'e''o3 Oh tha whole great line t
the acme rs asee' TAIN as any ninrs business even
can DO nc government grant OF over twenty mill
,on .Anu anu hity Minion dollars In Its owl
oou' pia.u''iy suai ahtees IT, one fourth Of tn
~. - .spTo ue , ana tine track continues to b
o. Nv, ~ ,-.0 y, '"o i'iiles . Jay staa
~ nion ae,nc Naifoad oonds are issues
upv.' prohses 20 De one OF the most profitable
-"es u ALTMAN IN u'e country For many years I
'onneo'ins tne Atlantic AMI
..; ~ D0ns "nno"' tcomPetltion' Il can main
'"n 'n'ne.alse fates. ll,.'- "a ron Hs lbsad
III .a1 io'u are mashed, and full
oY.Heu WIN uepo's, locomotives, cars, and tw
Trans are aaaly running each way. The material
,or .ie W miles to the eastern base of tn
ROCKY Mountains are on hand, and it 10 under con
slsc. :" DC oone IN september
4h Inc net earnings of the sections already finish
ca are several tsmes greater than the gold interest
upon the First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections
mar, a,reaan -. ,oAu were punt tn'
an expenses but be prof, able to the Comnany.
6th The Union Pacific Railroad bonds csn be ssns
onv az tbe road progresses and tfor.e,,1 -
be in the market unless they represent a hono a.
property
ann son.s - asna. = S1.e'y hm'ea oy law to
mont. and or which If tatss 2. uossln-
!
from Omaha is only BIG. 600 per ule - ~
7th. The fact that tho u. q. c,nvarnmont oo,..,
era a second lien upon the road oooa ,nv.s.,o,,.
and that some of the shrew,Iest rsl,oaa hr,d.s :,
the country have already Maid in a.. n,;,,;. "
lars uno, tbo .tocL f,vb;ch ;s =. a.. 80. uo,-
may we'll inspire confidence in first lien.a
on AHhough IL IS not claimed that there can be
any better securities chan Governments, there are
parties who consider a first noortyuoe unon .,.,,
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NEW YORK, Aug. Q.
Cotton-lower; sales 1000 bales; Middling uplands
at % q 2sAc
Flour-10 @ 16c better; sales $500 bbls; superane
State at e5 "a II co. round hoop Ohio at % a IL OF
Western at 30 q 1900; Southern, common to choice
at II 10 G9 10 90; CalifoI mia 10 % "a IA u.s. -.E II
Wheat-3 9 6b better; sales $500 BUSH Milwau-
kee No at 81 g 90; Amber State and Ohio 50 !;
Red Southern new 81 "a Q 37} Amber Michigan
BIZ a ST; White California 2f061273.
Corn.tlnll and declining; sales SO, 900 bush. new
Mixed Western 1 10; White Western 20.
Oats-frmer; sales "A 900 BUSH. State at g4 % 95c;
Southern 90 az 92c; Western 81 a SIC.
Beef-frm. 45- sSr 1aiisg4 uITf .7a
Pork-stesdy; sales new mess at % H. NJ
Iard--steady. - k&T III 80
Whiskey-quiet.
Groceries -quiet and steady.
Naval StOres-frm --,-
PetrOleum--qulet -s u ~ 70 Ash|sa " n p
Tallow-steady.
Freights to Liverpool without change -iCi 4 NC
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, On new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Hoi ses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. HH
Apl 20. II. o. BAILEY, Auetoneer.
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EUROPE.
NEws nv THE GABLE.
LONDON. Aug. s-Even;r

LONDON, Aug. 8-Eveniug.
It Is positively denied in Copenhagen thai
the Government Of Denmark has any inten.
ton OF entering into negotiations tor the sale
of the island OF st. Thomas. This denial is
rendered necessary by the presence in that
city of Senator Doolittle OF the United States,
who was reported to be bearer of propositions
from the American Government for the pur-
chase of that island
The Brighton races were concluded to-day.
The Biennial Brighton stakes were won by
Trocadero, and the Brighton club stakes by
Red Cap. ~.
LONDON, Aug 81 A. NJ
A long and exciting debate took place in the
Rouse OF Commons tonight on the reform bill,
which had been returned from the House Of
Lords. Amendments had been made in the
upper House modifying lodger, copyhold and
ieasehold franchises, allowing the use of yot-
ing papers and comforting the franchise upon
undergraduates of universities, all of which
were rejected But another amendment pro-
viding for the representation of minorities was
i9--.4 PARIS, Aug 8.
The French squadron, which sailed recently
for the island of CANDIDA to relieve suffering
families of Cretans, took on board 1900 refu-
gees, mostly women, children and old men, and
conveyed them to place of safety.
ENW PANS, Aug S--Evening.
The Russian loan is being more readily TAX
en- on the BOurse than was at first expected,
and its success may now be said to be estab-
hShed here. etJEt4 a15
-sss .rs...,. ,.,..sa BERLIN. Aug. 8.
1t is stated that Baron Won Dor Heydt, Min
lister Of Finance, will be able to show in his
forthcoming budget that the revenues of the
Kingdom of Prussia exceed the expenditures
and that the Government will not be under
the ecessity of proposing any new taxes.
The city of Hamburg has agreed to sign the
military treaty with Prussia. liz
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California Flour and Wheat.
zoo SACKS, Franklin Mills Flour, and 2eoO
COO bushels White Wheat, both OF superior
quality, for sale by n.us
july30d2w UfhAei q AnAn,
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t.ii -..4 b s., CHIcAGo,i H., Aug o. 8
Flour firm. Wheat new Winter and old Spring
quieti Winter red steady; Spring gradss dulf and
declined DC; No. Spring at IS (e1 IS; No.2do at
10 9 3d. No. Red at %. Corn steady at 9oc for
No. and 80 @ 81 Ac for No. g Oats dull slnl Iecln-
ed a &c, closing nominal at sic fol- No. I; No 2 al
53c. Rye quiet at 90 "a OF for No. l. Barley DUH
at 73!c for No. In store Provisions dull and nom-
nal. Beef Cattle dull; sales ut 5 570 75 for goo
TO choice steers. Live Hogs dull and declined a.
nominal. 2a1 ~
Receipts3,2O0 bbls. flour, 20 900 bush wheat, 49,
600 bush. corn, $4,000 bush. oats, $500 hogs Ship
ments-2OO0 bbis. flour, 1900 bush. wheat los 900
bush. corn, $500 bush. oats. t -
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Cinciuan,imarne

lm - suI EltqCINoINNA3I, Aug o.
Flour has advanced; supeifne Z 80 a. co.; extra
20 g 90; family 90 a 10 90; fancy 10 rs "a ii rs.
Wheat hrmer; red advanced &c; sales No. at O5
sales Of No. White 20; No. at 25; choice Ken
lucky 80. Oats firm at b4c; No. in good demand
anu az she market bueyant and supply light Rye firm
at W. ~ 00 Barley 10 a Is. Whiskey steady
and unchanged Provisions firm with but little de-.
mand Mess Pork held az "A 90; buyers offered 20 on
Sg ~ 5o Bulk Meats-No. not offered TO any extent
Deiow Tic or sides, and 13c for bacon and difficult TO
buy shoulders 11c sides 14c clear sides 15Ie Hams
unchanged Lard dull; sales at &c., but not offered
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MisceIIanesus Dispsschcs.
M. ErHnArE,P Aug. 3,
The out-buiIding attached to the Ephrate
Springs Hotel was struck by lightning to-day,
and two colored servants killed: 5.ig. ii 49,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 0. d
The Indian Commissioners start for Leaven-
worth to-morrow Senator Henderson will
iOin the party at Omaha. 49,. 49, ~,
The steamer Gem burst her boiler heads
Tuesday evening, on the Illinois river, near
Naples by which two employees were instant
Iy killed, and two others so badly scalded that
they probably cannot live. yd7lug. elE n
ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 8.
Yesterday the Thermometer stood at IA degrees
in the shade, being the warmest day 81 the
season, and to-day at g. hae g5ss6a = = -
Admiral Tegethoff and nartv a- ar,; ASY hare
TINS morning, and left this afternoon for New
Orleans. - ID, - - ,-r
BUFFALO, n Y, Aug. 9.
-Four men were Frustrated by sunstroke yes
tefday afternoon. One, a German, named Pc
The schooner Mary Mckee, at this port from
the West Indies, in the gale of the 2lst inst,
lost her captain and two men overheard, AND
sustained much damage.
A boiler at the Acton Iron Foundry on 9th
street, below Wharton street, exploded this af-
ternoon. Jacob Gibson was killed, and John
A Pollock and Mathew Me- Knight were seri-
ously, and Joseph Martin slightly injured
~ es ls.'aea h SAco, Aug. 9.
Commissioner Rollins and family, of Wash
ington, passed through here to-day, on their
way to Old Orchard beach, where they will
spend few weeks at Redcastle, the summer
residence of Hon. Charles A. Shaw. sfcl
aEje SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6. ~
The Independent Union Convention have
nominated Caleb L. Fay, a merchant Of San
Secretary of State. The regular Union ticket
is gaining strength. nul .1si69i@ 10s yLWliHH .
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SARATOGA, Aug. Q.
splendid for racing, and there was fine atten-
dance, 1t being large and fashionable. The first
race was dash Of one mile and half for three
year oids, and was won by the Lexington colt
easily; time 2A IL. The second race was for
two year olds for the Saratoga Stakes" and
was won by Morris chestnut filly, sister to
Ruthless. The sweepstakes race, for all ages
for purse Of $500. two miles and half was
won BY Beacon in 4.4s "a.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9.
An Omaha dispatch says Gen. .Sudley and
Col Harder arrived from the mountains last
night. Spotted Tails band is broken up. and
part of them, under 1.-TWO Strike" crossed the
Platte yesterday, and are reported to have
Joined party Of Cheyennes on the war path.
THE settlers are fleeing TO the North Platte sta
tion for protection.
The steamer Antelope lies above Fort Ben
ton completely riddled by bullets fred by the
Sioux. .trat ra.. .
A passenger on the steamer Imperial was
killed to-day by shots fred from the shore by
the Indians. Eleven of the latter were killed
and eight taken prisoners, and a white captive
girl released and taken to Fort Bayard. The
hiding place of the Indians was burnt.