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European News by s,enmer.

NEW York, July 21.--Thc European steamers
bring tho ncws that the Queon Of Prussia had ar
rived at Paris.
Earl Derby, i'll the House of Lords, announcing
the execution OF Macmillan, said he sarcd.n the
feelings OF oil their lordsps in regard to this nm
necessary, cruel and blrbarous murder, which
must have excited SORROW in every country--a
murder purely gratuituus, which, far from pro-
ducing. any beneficial effects, would 1uly add to
the miseries of Mexico. He declined stating tho
intentions Of his Government.
Lord Slratford, of Itcdcliire, said TINT ho would
press tho resolution Oh tho subject.
In tho Corps Legislalil Al. Tlicr said that tho
Mexican expedition had bccn without good rrsmlls
to Franco, and Tho prestige Of her grOatRcgs was
lost in America and compromised in Europe.
Jules Fnvre said tho French troops should i,ivo
brought Mnximilian away, and thus paro Franco
from tho stain of blood which will rest upon licr.
In tho Senate NJ. Roughcr said tho French did
everything they could to induce Mlaximilian tu
como away.
Two thousand Belgian volunteers arrived im
England in six steamers.
Turkey, cninls that nearly nll tho District of
Sphokin hayo vi lded
Tho Owl says no intervention Of European
powers will occur in consequence OF the execution
OF Naximilinn.
Tho steamer Nebraska ran down fishing boat
anchored ten miles of Cork harbor OF crew Of
seven, 6vo wero lost.
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DONE Itic Markets.

N DISPATCH.
NEW lonK, July .p.-StOcks atroag; Money firm
.t' 1897; ~ Coupons 1llj; Tennessee Sixos, OK,
Coupons, GS: new issue GGi; North Carolina Skies
new ! issne, %; Flour dul; common Grndcs droop:
ing. Wheat shade llrmer. Corn 1a2c. lower. Pork
steady at s22.95a23 Lard quiet. Whiskcy dull
Cotton quiet and steady; Dlidlling UplsnGs 2Gis
27c. Turpcntine quic Mt 6Sc. ltnsin steady.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton nrmcr; sales 299U bncs; hIiddling Up.
lands 2G4n27c. Flour dull; Slate Stall 25; South.
crn, 81 G0al7. Wheat 3a5c. better. Corn dull.
Pork steady. Others unchanged.
W!LMISoroN: July 2o.-Cotton nominal ut 23c.
Spirila rurpcntinc firm at 52c. Rosin steady mt
81 7ja5 70; ono lot Of extra pale sold at ss.
MOBILE, July 20.-Cotton quiel; sales 100 bales;
Low Alrldlimg 22c.; receipts II bales.
New onLEANs, July 2o.-Cotton firm; sales 1000
bales; low midtiling, 24.; receipts 7i0 bales; ey-
ports, 1920 bales; Lou iana Sngar-fair, 1SIi
M molasscs; llOminnly iSa52. FiOur-stock light
double extra. sll 70; ehuicc s1s 5Oal0. Corn
stock light and firm; yellow and mixed 81 25a1 35;
white, s. lGa1 T. Oats ;m, very light stock
jobbing demand; shoulders, 49, rib Ii; clear, 10 l.
Lard quoted tierco l3S; kegs, II. Gold, 130 |.
Sterling 51a54. New YORK sight, lad premium.
SAVANNAH, July 20-CottOn active and in good
sales 2l0 bales; mtdding, 81 /
n2J; receipts none.
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e 'nGrcssIonpi.

WASHINGTON, July y20-SESATE.-Thcro was an
Irregular di cnssion regarding adjournment. in
which tho President was denounced ms cunuma-
cous, md Mr.. Chandler said there was n sort of
hybrid conceri i'll tho Senate called conservative
Republicanism
Mr.. Fosscndcn took further remarks oc AIR.
Chandler as personal. and SAID he had but one
what is not true
Mr. Chandler hurled back Mr.. Fcsscnacn's con-
tempt with Bcorn, when the nmiabc controversy y
was interrupted by motion 10 20 into Executive
session.
Tho Senate adopted tho report of the Committee
OF Conference, and adjourned to tic 2lst of No
rember.
HousE.,-A resolution, ordering $500 copies Of
tho report on tho physics nnd hydrog raphy of the
mississippi riycr was passed.
Tho bill carrying into effect The Venezuela Cen
rention passed.
Tho Indinn bill as passed by The Senate was
amended and passed.
Tho Judiciary Committee was authorized To rend
Tor persons and papers oil tho question whctll, r
Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware have rcpub-
Ecan constitutions.
Tho preamble and resolution ordering the Ser
geant-at-Arms to bring Lafayette G. Baker before
the bar OF the House Tor contcmpt in refusing to
appear before tho Judiciary Committee, was
passed.
A resolution ordering the Judiciary Committee
to report the evidence takon i'll tho impeachment
case, was passed-57 to 43.
This resolution was apPlauded by tho impcacli-
ers.
The Conference Coz -,mittcc reported an adjourn
mont from o'clock to tho 21st OF November Which
was agreed to-yeas, 6l; maya, &C..
Mr. Wilson wns about reporting ovidcncc on inl-
peachment, whom the Speakers hammer fell
Adjourned.
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Washington News.


taken with violent attack or cholera morbus tho
Court took recess.
It is considered certain Congress will adjourn
Gen. John A. Nc Jlcrnand, of Illinois, has been
nominated to the Mexican mission Otterburg is
to RG Secretary sfatsd ;f Of ag hegSStiSSn gSSo.
proved the Presidents nlessage. Some passages
we're stricken out during it's consideration in
John l.. Goddard. Grand Master OF tho Ponn-
sylyania Mnsons. ia dead.
The Postoffice Department has ordered contracts
for mail transportation from Brashear. Louisiana,
by Sabine Pass, Texas, Beaumont and Liberty to-
Houston and back six times n week By steamboat
and railroad, on schedule of twenty-fouI hours,
routo three hundred and five miles long.
Tho President nominated Horace Greeley for
the Austrian mission, but objection bong made
under the rule OF tho Senate, that nominations
cannot be considered the same day of nomination, !,
The Senate took no action Oh Caprons' nomina-
tlon 70 the Commissionership of Agriculture.
John Netherand, OF Texas, was confirmed as Mill
ister 70 Bolivia; john A. McCcrnnnd as alinstt r,
and osteaosrg as Secretary Of Legation TO Mexico,
Postmaster at Gonzales Texas; D. Rumioy was
confirmed Collector or Customs at Wilmington,
North Carolina: Tho following woro rejected
Natch.toches; Alexander L. Field, Recover OF
Public Monies at Now Orleans.
August Bissel, physician, from Now York, tcs-
tines that no was in Elmira OH tho 1ith OF April,
and saw Surratt there; witness had suit with tho
Erlo railroad Company; lie suspected Surratt was
uetoctlve employed by the NallrOlQ Company to
watch witness; noticed him clos ely
Recess.
Tho sick juror was brought into Court oil q
lounge.
MIR. Risse''s cross-examination was quito lengthy.
The Court took recess to SIX o'clock, and nd
tourned to Monday, when tho defence can examine
an expected witness.
Internal revenue today, sG93, 900; for the week
s32 900.
General Howard has issued orders 10 his subor-
dinntee regarding employees. Preference must be
siSon to such as hayo been loyal. AL must take
tho ron-clnd
The excitement in tho House to-day was very
great; tho impeachcrs, taking advantage of q thin
House, clrred their point Of ordering evidence 10
be reported and printed; but Wilson, Chairman oi
the judiciary Committee, who has strongly oppos.
ed the movement, trilled over tho matter until thl
Speakers hammer fell for adjournment, tbus again
defeating them.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., july 10, 1857. 't''''N'

CORRESPONDENT of the Li5eyfe writes that tho
dcnunciation NJ tho death penalty against tho au-
thors of the clandcstnc political journals in Spain
hns had no othoI effect tlan TO increase their vru-
lenco and their popularity. They arc read and
quoted in all circles. remarkable feature Of the
present crisis in that tho attacks OF tho writer's
and public feeling are rot, as formerly, directed
nBainst tho ministry aionc. No one could bo hated
moro thoroughly than NARvRz but the Queen
shares largely in his unpopulsrity, and tho last
number of tho Redmpdgo contained an attack
upon her, which ono can hardly bolicvo the pro-
duct Of Spanish pen,
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Turkish cruel,ies I'm cre,e.

W WASHINGTON, July 21.-Latest Official accounts
received at tho Crock Legation give n terrible re-
port of Turkish crueities i'll Crete. The Cretan's
lniiicted severe punishmcnts Oh one Of Omar
Pasha's spies. Omar, in retaliation, cruciflcd Il
drccian priest in order, say the dispatches, to s,-
tiate his rovengc, and cast odum the Christian
religion, from which Omar upostatized, hnvng
himself teen born Christian He next besicgca
cavern, i'll which Greek women and children had
taken refuge, closing the mouth, and leaving them
to dio OF starvation.
Dispatches state that the Turkish Government
decline TO yield to tho remonstranccs of the E,i-
ropcan powers regarding Omcr Pasha's conduct.
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from Ne1as.

GALvRsroN, July 20.-Ioadquartcrs aro over
Whelmed with reports OF outrages. In tho Red
River country colOred mon daro not accept tho
aappointment OF registers on account Of being
threatened with dcath. Judge Litemor, promi.
nent Texan, has resigned his appointment in tho
bureau, as he is afraid of his life. Tho chef out
law Is named Guost. Tho colorcd people fleo TO
the woods on his Lpproach He shot q freed
woman, TOOK out OF her womb living child, and
ehhloted It In drunken CLEO In bar-room. lIe
was crested, but ESQ iped (sterling] Tho liobin-
son county colorod church was aesAl,Ited End two
men anu ono woman were killed. Captain Ran
dall, Burean Agent, hns rascd u hundred freed
mon and arrested two ringleaters.
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1t is announced that tho King of Prussia in
tonds to pay visit in August to tho castle Of
Hohonzolern, near Horchingen, which hos been
tho scat Of his family for moro than thousand
years. Tho castle, during the carly part Of the
century, VAS very romantic ruin, but about ton
years ago it was restored and furnislicd through
out in the style OF tie middle ages. Cuiiously
enough, King WILLIAM hns mover seen il.
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TALL. GRAss.-Ono Of our citizens brought into
not having anything better to show us-aeverai
stalks of tho longcat orab-graas that has beon pro-
duced, perhaps, by any ono in our knowledgc
thoy measuring about Blk feet in length. We do
not know tho motive that induced tho gentleman
to mako this exhibition, but il my ono can beat il
small premium will be awarded to him. Send on
your specimens gentlemen there's enough of you
that can compete. rtc.-DaTlinyfoa Souisc,ncr.
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Do OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHAR EsToN, July l3th leG7.-As the Civil Authori.
Ties have Instituted active to improve per
feet tho sanitary condition of tho CITY, tho Registrar
would earnestly invite Tho prompt jealous co-ofera
ton Of tho citizens In enforcing tho same.
They aro particularly requested to observe and re-
port oil nuisances any condition premises prcud-
cnl to the public health.
Compliant Books " arc deposited at the Lower aud
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purposo for tie
accommodation Of the public.
GEORGE 8. pELZER, NJ. D.,
July l3 10 t.ty Registrar
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches,

PARIS, July 20-Napolcon continues 10 purchase
horses for tho army. Tho military workshops
orcrtaskcd.
LONDON, July 20.-Tho Tories in tho House of
Lords sustain the Derby Reform Bill. Earl Gray
opposes it.
LIVERPOOL, July 20-Noon. Cotton firm and ,lii-
changed; sales $4,000 bales Brcalstuif. quiet.
Corn 35s. 9d.
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aD- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. nftcr Rojour Of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized BY her friends In place
coarse. rustic flushed face. sho had n soft ruby com
ple1lon OF Utmost marble smooihness md instead o.
tw nytirce she really appeared but cghteon Upon In.
lury as TO tho cause OF great change she plninly
told them that Bho used tho CIRcA.-IAN BALM, and
considered an Invaluable acquisition to any lady toilet
by It's uac any lady tinnsnrn improve their per-
sonai Appearance nn hunrcd iod. is simple IN its
combination, as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass-
cd IN lis efcay In drawing impurities frum also heal.
Ing cleansing n,id bcaufying the skin complexion
Dy Its dircc: action the ccln 1t draws from II all It's
Impurities, kindly healing tho same, md le.vng tho sur
face AZ Nature Intended II should be-ccar soft smooth
and beautiful. rrico 81. cent by Mail Erprcas on re-
ccipt of m orlor nv
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Mnrine News.

WILMINGTON, July 29.-sailed-the janice A.
Gary.
from Antwerp, had seventeen doathG en- route, and
was sent 10 quarantine. =
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n5- THE GRAVEST MALADrES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on tho plysnlogy Of tho Passions, and The
rors Abuses aud Diseases peculiar TO the ago
man. with noposts methods of Treatment cn,.
ployed IN thls institution. Sent In scaled letter en-.
relopcs. free OF charge.
Address DR.. J. sKILlIN HoUdHToS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
May 20 ono
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aB-SrArE oFSCUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
Ton NDisTRIcT-.CLERKS OFFICE e. q. g. AND e. p
PUBLIC NOTICE., j. W. BRowNFIELD. Clerk OF
said Court In pursuance OF tho Act of tho Legislature In
such case mndcnnd provided do hereby give publc no.
ttce that nm ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will BIO held Monday the 9th OF
August next Mt all the usual places OF election through
out the said District
wltncss my han'. at Charleston, the 26ih juno, 1sG7
]. VI. BRowNFIELD, C. @. S. and c. r
June nB
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From Iyiln,tng,on.

WuM1SoToN, July 20.-Northern orators arc on
the incrcase. colored female lectures tomorrow
night. -
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s5-ERRORS OF YOUrH.-A GENTLEMAN
who snfercd for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
nature Decay and all tho effects Of youthful indiscrc
'ion WILL for the sake of suffering humanity free
b III who need IT, tho receipt and directions for makinp
II. slmpln remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers
wish E to pros b, the advertisers experience can do
30 by addressing; rericct confidence,
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

NO NOT1 CE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
to Tho Intnc Of JAMES HAYES. deceased, will please
make payment to sicssrs BREWSTER & spRAIT. At.
torne,s ut Law. No 9s Broad street. and claims against
tic Eaatc may he presented, properly attestc to ct
chTuARINE HAYES,
July o. mi Administrator
CO. STATE OFSOUTII CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DIaTR1cT.-IN EQUITY-wILLIAM COLE ~
ISABELLA sIMoNS d ai.-nILL FOR PARTITION
1t appearing to my satisfaction that OWEN CHAT
TIERS. SARAH McKINLAY uad ELIZA LIS SNI:, three
Of the Defendants In this absent FROM nnd re-
eide i"yon tho limit, OF Ills Stic. On motion OF j.
Il. NaTHANS ERq. ordered That the said d. fcntnnts
do arpcnr and plead. dcmur TO thIa bill within
oTy days from the publication OF this ORDER or On order
20 tne the bill prD eonSsso. will be granted and entered
against them. JAS. l.. CAN'T.
onicc OF RcGfRtes In Equity. H. CD
2sti June, 1867. Juno 70 & July % June 20
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90 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAI, HU.
MAN EYES made TO orller and inserted by Drp. E
bAUch and =. G0UGLEMANN formerly employed by
RoissoSSEAu. OF partsl No. 500 broadway. New York.
April IL 1yr
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rthotrSN fast sailing British Bark ]. CUMMINGS Car.,
lEk1ypwm IIootwny having u large portion OF ioi
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t,,, hnt iitrticr nocc. for al points OH Wesiern
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o. frci"hl engagements apply to Muster On hoard or
EEaC0U& MALLONEE, IL.
y r. ,ur Horlbcck's Wharf.
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W L. CLARK L. CO., Chcmista,
No. West faycite Street. Syracuse, N. Y
Tho oEly American Agents for Tho saio of tho sauo.
Marcu 80 1y
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MARRIED..

TIT --- NIhItNIED. ------|--
May Gtl 1867. By Rev. T.. J. MEysARDII, ROBERT W.
LEAK and Mrs. ELIZA ADDISON BROWN, all Of this
city.
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a8-wE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
E n. WHITING, Esq. rs candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicinD District. at the next election
September 10
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April % amos. 10 42 ccdar street. New York.
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Wemas Suffrage At Hsne and AbrsaA.
Women appear to be making rapid strides
towards manhood suffrage. and something that
seems very ridiculous in womanhood at the
same time, both In this country and In Eng
land. AT ell events, the few pioneers in petit
coats are doing their best TO that end, but they
very decidedly object to the interference Of
their male champions in the crusade which
they have undertaken In their own behalf
For instance. We fnd that at q meeting held
yesterday at the headquarters Of the American
Equal Rights Association" resolution was
adopted by the Executive Committee to tho
effect that they disclaim all responsibility
for or endorsement Of meetings like tho
one held at Cooper Institute by George
Francis Train, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
Susan B. Anthony. This illumination against
the famous trio who have been stumping on
the woman's rights platform from Kansas to
the Atlantic coast lie signed with the ever
potent name Of Lucy Stone, and Of course
demolishes the claims OF Mr.. George F. Train
to be regarded as the properly authorized adj
vocate Of equal rights for American citizens.
and excommunicates poor Mrs. Stanton and s.
B. Anthony.
There has bean operative, although
furtive, woman's rights movement going
on on the other side Of the ocean also.
In the recent election in England Mrs.
Lily Maxwell, citizen Of Manchester, pre-
sented herself as voter, and the vote of the
good woman was received by the officers
"Hare 3 richness ~ Here is a magnificent point,
. wonderful precedent for Cady Stanton and
that squire Of danes and Merry Andrew, George
Francis Train. Here is an undoubted evidence
that the notion Of our being progressive and
go-ahsad people is all CANNON; for slow John
Bull Is at least half century in advance.
Mrs. Maxwelps vote was received by the officers
because her name was on the register. Eng
land Ia the land of red tape, and the officers
could not go behind the registered list of voters
This is land Of some red tape, too. There
fore, all that the Cady Stantons have got to do
Is to get their names on the registers. How
did Mrs. Maxwell get her name on that sacred
LIST That is the mystery. Could not the regis
tering officers discriminate, or is this . precon-
certed arrangement, game concocted In that
radical centre to agitate the suffrage in new
light: Kany one shall move the invalidisy Of
the election, or on any other point Introduce
the case ofMrs. Maxwell to the attention Of The
House Of Commons, woman suffrage will no
doubt be ventilated extensively, and there
may be those who will require the lawyers to
show that the women Of England are not
already legally voters.
With all these conflicts Of agthori.S; al hQI:
and abroad It is very likely that the woman
suffrage question will fall between two stools
and get hurt
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could not boast Of volcanoes which, although
covered for two-thirds Of their height down.
ward with perpetual snow, have been seen in
eruption.
Our correspondent calls attention to .
curious astronomic vision Of Frederick Schle-
gel. the first hint for which Humboldt claims
that he gave to Schlegel In . conversation
with him on tho certainty that the Southern
cross would reappear in Germany, where 1t
had already been visible. rising ten degrees
above the horizon. "Ths GROSS" says Hum
boldt, in ono Of bis letters to yarnhagen Won
Ense, "began to disappear 10 Northern Ger
many two thousand nine hundred years before
our era" On his death-b bed Schlegel re-
vealed to Ludwig Tieok his astronomic vision
predicting that all the stars OF the first magni-
tude would very soon leave their places and,
moving towards each other would form .
formidable cross" Now, Humboldt asserts
{" that he told Schlegel So" in conversation
with him at Vienna. And We naturally ask,
"Is this all q myth" Or, If not then we
must call upon astronomical calculation to
settle an affair of such tremendous importance.
Will the savans please answer this question:
:" Is there on the astronomical maps the
slightest perceptble change in the constella-
ton Of the heavenly b0diesf" And this other
question -" Are the unusual and general
atmospheric vibrations and violent symptoms
terminating or not" Our special kilograms
attest that they are more active and more wide
han ham, druk
Nicaragua alone has eighteen volcanoes Of its
own, and ii they all break forth one after an
other 1t can do its full share either in the
general explosion or in preventing 1t "by
letting OF steam" and preserving the equilib-
rum" This our correspondent believes, Is
the object Of volcanic eruptions, (which are"
he says. $50 many safety valves against
disturbances Of the equilibrium" With him
we await with interest the report Of NJ Del
lister (who predicted tho commissions in the
Sciences And we call upon the astronomers
of the Ii rschsi and Arago school, who are
"constan..y peeping, through improved and
strengthened Instruments" to favor US with
the results of their observations The United
S~.s~j lave as yet shown no indicacations
Of volcanoes within their borders. Never
theless we have had violent earthquake es
like that which, in 1872, convulsed, at New
Madrid, the Valley Of the Mississippi and
our late civil war was an explosion of forces
that partake Of the volcanic and destructive
nature Of the material forces thai occasion
eruptions and earthquakes.
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Bethany College. ives. Virginia. wn burned dows
yesterday.
The United States flagship Psoatsaus. destined 70 ~
heve tho flagship Hartford. Of the Asaiic squadron.
proceeded down 10 the lower hay yesterday and
anchored.
A suit was commenced yesterday In tn United states
Circuit Court by the ding Of bin IN equity on behalf
Of Horace Il Tibbsts against Cyrus W. Field. Peter
Cooper Moses Taylor and Others directors Of the New
York Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company.
TO recover stock originally owned BY plaintiff In the
company. The case, 90 far - developed win be
found the Law reports Of the HsRALD this morning,
and promises to be very interesting
The stock market dull but nrm0 yesterday. Gov
eminent securities ware heavy. Gold closed ~ i3&.
Extreme quseuds the chief Characteristic Of the
markets yesterday, the transactions in almost Gil ar-
ces being confined 10 the pressing wants Of buyera
Cotton was depressed by tho cable advces prices
NO lower however. Coffee was dull and nominal. On
Change -four was exceedingly quiet. but arm: wheat
was dull, but more firmly held; while corn advanced
&c a Sc. under . good demand and a scarcity. Oats
were 1rm and IN better demand. Pork tribe more
active but closed weak Beef and lard quiet and
heavy. Freights were duh and rates quite nom
nal Naval stores less active. but prices we're
steady. Petroleum was quiet at former quotations