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Cuba Markets.

HAVANA, Friday Evening. May 3.-SuaAR, GLAZED
The last aayces from abroad coupled with rather easier
freghts and higher ratas of Exchange, gave moro ac
Gvty to Sugar market this week and fair amount
of transactions principally In low and medi Inn grades,
cosed the basis OF OK 10 per arrobe for d.
s. No. H. the latter price having been freely granted
Eince daY efore yesterday for good strong qualities
Molnsses Sugars rules at a6 rs according TO qualify
There some lack of animation felt within the last
lew days. undoubtedly owing to the increased strngency
Of our money market.
NuscovApo SueAR.-The market remains without al
inferior to fair refining 6a7h rails good TO choice ro
hning.
MOLAssEs-We have important sales to report. The
market remains in the condition last advised.
We quote clsyed 5sa5A rnls q keg, and Muscovado Ga
aGA rals. III Matanzas tho demand is sustained, and
holders pretending to higher rates. Sales OF cayed
closed In the past days ut 5Hs5 rias Muscovado
is quoted there at g. rails.
fRl1aHrs-The demand this week for Europe and the
United Statos has been uctlye than OF late but ut
the close the market is rather dull with little doing LOT
ExoHANaE.-1hc demand this wcck not active.
and the money market having exhibited further signs or
stringency the advancing tendency noticed at tho dale
of our last was checked.
MATANzAS, May l.-SuGAR. CLAYED-Business open
cd quite dull after tho holidays and tho adyices from
Europe aud the United States having proved less anSiac
try than anticipated operations up to Saturday was
of little imporan However, the advancing tendency
OF Exchanges gave to purchasers to the market
again. and during these Inst three days some
pve taken place. the salos adding about 1000 boxes,
mostly Browns and good Cucuruchos. good strong
dry article not obainnble below GA rs No H. as sell
ers being of the circumstances which nduced buy.
ers to operate, show much frmness in their views
MUscovADo SuaAR-Thc inquiry for these descriptions
has continued light sales not exceeding 500 hhds
mostly of refining grades at prices about the same as
noted In my former report
MoLAssEs-The demand for the week has continued
steady since Inst report several new have
appeared the market The stock Of good sweet Mo-
aises Is fast decreasing and holders arc pretending
higher figures for lots for immediate delivery Sales
comprise about 300 hhds cayed at from 611n5h rs keg
Muscoyado in less enquiry at GA RS keg.
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5H,t.,ne the ID round tho stump.

The sale of intoxicating liquor has been COM
pressed into comparatively narrow limits through
out Massachusetts through the untirlFg vigilance &c
constables. In Boston the tables have been over
turned. and the bar-rooms, in most instances,
have been vacated by the proprietors. But these
last named individuals are in no wise inclined to
starve, and Yankee invention has produced an
C 0srrsneement" by which they can still sell liquor,
ascspe the law and make the usual large profits.
0C1ub-rooms.a innumerable have been estab.
liShed book is kept, wherein customers enroll
fheir names and are then regularly sworn and duly
installed as members.
: The new members then buy strip Of 'checks,"
and are furnished with key OF remarkable pat
tern and peculiar construction, each club seeming
TO, vie with its contemporaries In this regard
Thereafter, while the checks last, the holder
md also on Sundays. If there is State Constable
In The room when customer enters, the Club
ofacer," who usually serves the members, rises
not, and the newcomer helps himself and walks
TO give IN ms check i9s sa sIss re
one Of the State Constables sat in one OF these
rooms about three hours, and during his resting
spaln therein, over one hundred customers,
OF speaking %hn ss came a al n svea Saa
and ears, and ready to take notes, but bis pencil.
no1t Wss not in the least dulled," and he failed
70 make "eass" These club-rooms have been
formed and are patronized by all classes from the
al each, Of course, depending on the social stand
ine OF Observation-Disclosures Interested. Now and then
9 fouor saloon is found in full blast, and when
fhis h the case seizures pretty sure to follow;
horeh there are some saloons where the pro
scribed liquids have been and are still sold, which
have not BEEN shut up. The clubs are con-
aan increasing in number - en Is cS,nsd Sma 'de 10
them. In some places in the country grocers
keep liquor down cellar, and customers go down
70 look st and purchase salt fish"
" -'''- " [Ne1 York Times
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PassenYers.

Per steamship Granada, for New York-M Burton.
] Hooker, II OHermnrd, G Riley, Bunnel, Mensing,
lady and children, Mrs Desebrock and child Berry,
T Fitzgerald Hood, " Towne and Indy, Oowen,
Smith, ] PICKERING, Connaughton. II Pelot, "
Hunter, s Whtwell, Mrs NJ Osborne. Mrs Fitzger-
ald Mrs Seavy and child. Miss II Scott, Mrs Clio
ment Miss Clement, Feldman lady and child, Miss
Collins Mrs Errikson Mahoney and lady, Mra Clay
ton and two children Mainard
Per steamship Champion, for Now York-Mrs Scoyin
Miss scovill, D Bell Parker, L johnson, Miss
Merriman, W R Crowell. Barnes and lady. Col
Henry Mrs Nayte. DR. Van Rypern, Mrs Morris
Gibbes, Brues and servant, Gibbon and child Miss
Symthe, Miss Symthe, Chancellor Losesne.
Miss q Longstreet, Mrs Woodlay Mrs Eve, Mrs
Lewis and child, Hiss Marshall. Mrs HATCH Miss Mary
Gibbes C W Noyes. lady, children and servant Mrs
Moore Mrs Col B Henry. T symthe. Forsythe, J.
NewlRnd and Indy. q Merriman, Mrs W III Bird, Mrs W
DSprague. r N Muirhead, Kuck, lady and child Rev
DR. Hull, Mrs MuLroe c Prock, Huntington, Mrs
Voorhees,, Fletcher, Madame Wescoat Mouson, Mrs
Brown and daughter Miss White, G Mofett, Mrs and
Master Guerard, ] B Elkin, Seging, McGeorge, G
Rose r Farrell, A Webster, L Brown, Hasper, Mrs
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Per steamer " Frazier. from Edisto and Rockville
W Reeves W whaley NJ Wilson, 7 Lesare, Mrs
Cuthbert. Z 8 Mikel, Miss Beckett, Miss Maria
whaley, Miss Eliza Whaley, HonJ Townsend and daugh-
ter, and l8 deck
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aaAn-Wheat- only SIG bushels offered to-day; mar.
ket steady with sales Of 215 bushels choice Marylsn
red at SIS so; 100 bushels inferior ut S. Corn-461o
bushels white and 5000 bushels yellow received; market
heavy and lower; sales Of AS0O bu, hes white. common
to prime 81 20a1 a. $3.50 bushels yellow at 81 26; 27O0
Western mixed at 81 2la1 a. Oats-l600 bushels OF.
fered 1000 bushels sold at 76s7Sc. Rye dull; no saes
quote 81 55a1 go.
MoIAsass-We report sale of 66 hhds Porto Rico at
ESQ., Stock light embracing only cargo OF Cuba and II
hhds Porto Rico Quote Cuba cayed 46e47c; do Muaco-
vado 50a65c Porto Rico 60s76c; English island 6Oa70c
gallon.
PRov1s1oNs-Are firmly held, though the market is
without activity. Sales mostly OF retail character
We report pork In lots at $2S 70; prime mess S2a
% 26 bulk shoulders held ut &C., sides packed
Lard scarce and firm, at 1sc for city and for West
ern for round ots retail lots nc higher Baoon-Job-
hing demand moderate and prices unchanged viz: For
shoulders 10a1OXc; rib sides 12al2Ac; clear RIB 121aa
12Ac; clear l8a1Shc hc-Inside figures net cash.
RIoE-Is hrm as before quoted: For Carolina 10Aa
1Xc; Rangoon 9Ka9%c. We notice at New York sales
Of l348 bags Java Paddy to to Charleston es giving
evidence Of he thrift and economy OF the people there
takng for their own wants inferior article and send
ing hcme product which is much more valuable TO
other markets.
SALr-Demand for lots from dealers more active We
quote prices nrm viz For Liverpool hne 81 l0a3 2O as
to brand; do Ground Alum 50 20 per SACK Turks Island
62a65 cents per bushel for lots from store stock quito
Light ,--.,., -
hhds English Island, for refining, at 10A cents No
change In quotations for grocery grades
WHIsKEY-With some enquiry, we report yesterday ~
bbls bond at % cents and to-day 100 bos at So cents
per gallon.
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WAR Or NO WAR =,

The following, from French point ofview, is
very fair statement Of the situation:
The Opinion Rationale, Of April "a, affirms that
it cannot remember in the history OF modern
Europe more strange and more menacing situa-
ton than the present; that one would almost s Do
inclined to say that some outward and fatal force
had substituted itself for the will Of mankind and
was puHhing them on in spite OF themselves, along
downward slope on which they cannot stop
short, and at the end Of which war awaited them
fatal, irresistible AMI inevitable. After this e1or
dunn it says: :.
stWho wishes for war at this nloment2 Is it
France? But only few weeks ago France scarcely
knew that there existed fortress called Lu1em-
berg, illegally occupied sy the Pssians T. Marcy Haiay
p9eoocupied with her Exhibition, impatient to
suply her resources to the fruitful problems OF
pubic instruction, attentive to the questions 80
profoundly sgitaing the working classes, France
had no thought whatever OF launching in the haz-
ards Of war. AS to Prussia, il we expect some
boastng OF the military party, it is evident that all
men Of sense in that country desire pea"e. Prussia
needs less to seek for any fresh successes than to
consolidate the surprising results Whcn sne oo-
famed last year. II she was able to devour in
fev weeks all the North OF Germany, she has not
vet digested i-she has need Of time and rest for
That operation. War, for her, is q serious game,
in which she has notting to gain and much TO iose
little to gain-tor she cannot seriously think OF
bresking into the old and solid unity OF France; ;
and much to lose, because battle might again
bring into question her conquests still quite fresh,
and her unity not yet put to the test; battle
,oioht make her lose what she had won by the
.ssI,e means. Between two countries so little de-
siroue; Of war, it would seem that the maintenance
of peace ought to be an easy task. Fundamental
". the question dividing them is Of small moment.
Hisncs had thought Of anne1ing Luxembourg to
herself It now appears that she renounces that
idea, and she only demands that Prussia should
cease to occupy it. This solution ought to be the
more acceptable to Prussia that Count de Bismarck
has been forced to acknowledge that the Grand
,Dnohy no longer forms 3 part Of the non-existent
Germamc Confederation, and that it is exclusively
the property Of the King Of Holland. But, In
mite Of these good reasons, the Prussans are re,
solved not TO eyacuste fortress which does not
belong to them, which threatens and offends the
Eeuch, which we consent not to occupy ourselves,
and which we propose, as is said, to give to Bel
ginnn, or even to raze to the ground. The question
snothng in ITSELF but what makes it Impossible Q,
golution. is that on this impercepti,
uble point the sef-love and suspicious feeling o.
/. two great nations meet and come into collision
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HAIRLESS TON.
Arrived Saturday,


Steamship Falcon. Reed Baltimore-left Tuesday and
the Capes on Thursday morning. Corn and Mdzc. TO
Mordecai Co. Courtenay Trenholm, Adams. Frost
Co,J& armstrong. Briggs, H Bulwinkle, Boil,
mann Bros BiBchoff, NJ Butler II Bischof Co. II
F Baker l. Co. Campsen h Co. Christman, Cobia 4
Co. DIR Cutter, W Claussey j Cook Co, Dothage.
Grayer, Hurkamp & Co, c Huger, Jennings.
Thomlnson l. Co. Jeffords Co. J Kirkpatrick, II
Klatte l. Co, Kriete 4 Chapman, Lsurey Alexander
MsntGs hsvh; s Co. no' Mertens Sartn Mehrtsns
Wohitman, N Z R R, o'Nen & Son, . ONein, c
ojeman, PEiuGle, Pattani, NJ N Quinn, E Rod
gers Co. q Reeder W Roach, G W Stshens Co, J.
Schuchert, Southern Express Co. L Schne Co. G G
Trumbo, Tobias Sons. Thurston Holmes, voigt,
Vollers, Werner l. Ducker. W Williams co, White
L. Sons ] " Wheeler, and Order. The Falcon was de-
tanned by heavy weather in Chesapeake Bay until Thurs
Steamer Fannie, Vincent Savannah via Hilton Head.
Steamer Emile, Davis, Savannah, via Beaufort. Mdze.
To W W Shackelord.
Arrived Yesterday.
Br schr Alert Mann, Matanzas 9 dnys Sugar and
renced heavy weather from sW to NV split sails start
Steamer Stevens, Payne, Jacksonville, Fla, IA
hours. Ballast. TO the Master.
Steamer W W Frazier, Torrent, Edsto and Rockville.
Mdze. TO J & Getty, and others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Granada, Bursley, New York-Ravenel Co.
Steamship Champion, Murray, New York-Street Bros
Spanish brig Tibidabo, Gelp Barcelona-Bonafant &
Salas.
British schr Navita, Shields st Johns, B-Bonafant
Salas.
Schr Samuel Travers, Applegarth. Baltimore-Risey
& Creighton.
schr Ocean Pearl Pcarl Bostor-H Baker & Co.
Went to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Granada, Bursley, New York.
Steamship Champion, Murray, New York.
gcbr Transit Stetson, New York.
Scbr Napoleon Nichols, Philadelphia.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Br brig Albert, Eriksen, Liverpool.
Br schr Navta, Shields, st Johns, B.
Scbr MARY Banks, Smith, Philadelphia.
Scbr Tennessee Creed, Northern Port.
Schr N w Smith, Tooker, Manzanila, Cubu
Schr Travers, Applegarth, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Saragossa, Crowen, New York. Mayo.
Ship Southern Rights, Ross Liverpool May II.
Cleared for this Port.
Shin toconda Miskely, at Baltimore HAY tor Liberia
via this port.
scbr Golden Gate Blasland. at Baltimore, May9.
schr Baker, Adams, at Philadelphia. May I.
Entered Outward.
Chip Winthrop. Stewart. at Liverpool, April 26.
Memoranda.
The Spanish bark cscar, Balaguer which sailed from
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening Post, Of Monday, the 9Th
The loan market is still working little closer The
accumulation of unemployed funds Is still as great as be-
tive because the forwarding Of produce which has been
left over during the winter is receiving an impulse
toward the sea-board from the new iaeaes Tor tram
sport offered by the opening Of navigation
Hence larger volume OF active currency is required
in the Interior and the outgoing current Of bank notes
and greenbacks Is more nearly eqGs 70 s ne eur
market is however small but beneficial and its sdvanta
ges are increased y the fact that the recent failures In
the cotton trade the expansion OF some OF ne produce
houses and the uncertainty to whether the Luxem'
burg difficulties susceptible Of pacific solution have
inspired our capitalists and lending institutions with
discriminating and ealutary caution.
There is however, fear that monetary strinSency
or disastrous spasm will seriously disturb oueiness or
compromise the stability OF spring trade On the
ed are the best possible prevenatves of such disasters
while the failures which have occurred will be felt chiefly
at points distant from this centre Call Loans are sa
this morning and choice bills pass at 6Ha7N, Will
scarcity of approved paper
PRODUCE MARKET.
Me-; YORK, May 9.-FLoUR &c-The market for
Western and State -four is less active, but with limited
arrivals prices OF the low grades are 5al6c better
Bakers brands are l5a25c higher.
The sales arc 1900 bbs at sl1 1912 Is for Supernc
sl2 scala IS tor Extra state s4 oasS a. % l0r 9o ne
for Shipping Ohio; sl4 75a15 90 for trade and family
brands of Ohio Michigan, and Indiana end ZIG 5oal9 5o
tor st. LOUIS e1Ihs MN
bbls at s13 55a15 on to fair Baltimore and
country extras, and SIS 50s18 for trade and family
brands. o, :. 90 .oo n.
Corn mea is steady and firm. Sales OF 400 Dds ut
Sc rs for city and Sc Is for Brandyw1ne
GnAIs-The wheat market is nther easier for spring
and strong for winter. The demand is moderate and
chiefly for milling.
The sales 600 bushels OF 81 40 for rejected spring;
SO 10 for No spring 50 s0a2 IS for No ilwauste
club sS IS for amber state So 60a3 IS for wlte Cali
fornis.
Barley malt is in moderate demand and prices are
steady. Sales OF 5000 bushs at 81 S2Issl IS.
Oats better and quite active The sales are
bushs western s6asTc state at s6aslc in store the lat
ter an extreme.
Rye is without material change and fairly active. The
saiss are 900 bushs western at 81 66a1 r. the Latter
rate for small lots.
Corn is decidedly fiat Old is neglected. and prices
are somewhat nominal, while In the more saleable,
and is in some demand for export.
The sales 65OOo bush mixed at 81 GOAL 27 clos
ing at about 81 81 for good old do 81 IS delveied very
dry new Western yellow at 81 % delivered.
PRoyIsIoNs-There has been more doing in Pork at
somewhat higher figures. the market closing firm.
The saes and regular $3.50 bbs at $22 for old
Mess s2Ss23 12 for new Mess city Mess; $9 rs
Ior Sxts prime.
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gte 1ait4 News,
MONDAY MORNING, MAY ls, 1867.
WE CANNOT FORGET.


The following beautiful aud touching ode was prepared
FOR the occasion Of the Memorial Celebration OF the 6tt
OF April at Greenve, Ala. by Miss Ida NJ Porter ant
wss sung at the chulch and gravcyards While the gar
lands Of flowers being placed upon the graves:
See the Spring in beauty lying
On our sad faced mothers breast,
Where the Summer sun lies smiling
On the graves that bear her crest.
Scatter flowers
Lightly lest you break their rest.
South sea breeze. oh Lift thy piIions.
Gently watt the orange by,
Chastc magnolia bend thy chalicc.
Laden with thy sweetest sigh;
Smile upon US,
Shining lnantled Southern sky.
Der the land we loved SO dearly,
Heavy fell the deadly rain,
Every hearthstone bears its traces
Every bosom wears pain;
Thoy have fallen,
But the brave dio not In vain.
Ahi we knew the harvest cometh.
When the white robd angels reap;
But the heart in silent solrow
Breaks and dies-ohl lot US weep!
Softly listen,
They are weary, Let them sleep.
Kiss the sword, our brothers sheathed it
At the King Of Kings behest;
Stack their arms, and lay our banners
Folded Ger each wounded bl east,
-: They are sleeping,
God has laid them down to rest
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. May 9.-CoFYEE-The only sales report
ed to-day $50 bags Rio. Brothers. at 17ac gold
quotations generally unchanged; prime Rio very scarce
stock of Rio now in first hands reduced to 5000 bsgl
CoTroN-Market continues dull and nominal, In the
absence of sales, at 26c for Middling Upland
FLouR-Is dull but held nrm. We have only to notice
sale OF $50 bbls Northwestern, choice extra at Sl4 26
and smaller lots to the local trade within our range an
ne1ed We revise quotations, viz:
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wi1minaton hlnrket.

WILMINGTON, May 11-TURPENTRE-Coh to
arrive sparingy and sells readily at former quotations
Sales Of 81 bbs at 81 for virgin So for yellow dip and
50 for hard, per bbls of $50 los
SPIRITS rrRpEETNE.-The market ts hrmer, and the
nri has advanced &c. Sales OF 81 bbls at 5 and ia
do at 55c per gallon.
Ros1N-Matket qli,f and prices unchanged. Sales Of
only 81 bbls at So 90 for strained common $S for No
and s5 for pale.
an advance Of l0c.
CorroN-Is q shade higher, and market frmer. Sale
of one or two parcels at q Ha22c for low mddlng.
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per south Carolina Railroad
MAY Ill.

207 bales Cotton 73 bnes Mdze IS rolls Leather bbls
siindries To Geo Pritchett, Rodgers Co. Coax
ley, W Dowling, z Davis, Geo Iugraham, oNeill.
Aiken & Co, Kanapaux, Lsnnsau Co, b Jefers
Co M Eason Bro, II Kuck. yelling, r Agent, N
Robson, Fraser { Co. NJ Goldsmith Son, W Hayne,
Willis & Chisolm, Williams Co, H Trenchard,
Ltzchgi 81 F Baker Co, " Williams, A Fuller, 1t
Johnson Wallace Bro J A Robinson. II & Co, Admins,
Frost Co, Walton Smith, G Martndale. F Mey.
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Exports.
BARCEL ONA-Per Spanish brig Tribidabo-142 bales
Upland Cotton, 1000 feet Lumber. 0000 Staves lsS
bbls Tar so bbls Pitch. 93 bbls Rosn.
ST JOHNS n B-Per British schr Navita-21 bales up
land Cotton "a bbs Tar 101 bb's Rosin % Dds Sp'
rits T1lrpentine Il 600 feet Lumber 5000 feet Tim
bcr. -
BOsTON-pcr sclr Ocean Pearl-11 bales Cotton, 10
boxes Type, cases Wine 3 rolls Bagging p cases
Shoes 81 casks Rice 81 bales Rugs and Paper bbs
9 kegs, box Brass, 3 bbls Copper, kegs Lead.
kes Wax l Dbl Glass, 80 hhds. kegs, SO Dds ana
lot Old lron 81 crates and II hhds Bones, &c.
NEW YORk-Per steamship Granada-422 bales Upland
Cotton, "A bales Domestcs. Ss bbls Rosin, IS pack
ages Vegetables and Sunlrics. 80. Per steamship
Ciampion-aa bars s and 119 bales Upland Cotton,
se4 bbls Rosin 43 casks Clay, bale Wool l6 bales
Donestics 0 rolls Leather 81 Cases, bales Corks.
sol bbls Vegetables, % boxes Vegetables, 161 empty
Barrels 9 hhds and crate Bones, 20 chests Tea, 2
Horses.
BALTIMORE-Per schr Travers70 900 feet Yellow Pine
pnar6R
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and Beauufying the Complexion,
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use for
giving the skin beautiful pearlike tint that liz only
found in youth It quickly removes Tan Frecklcs Pim
pies, Blotchcs, Moth Patches, Sal.owness. Erupdons
and oil impurities Of the skln kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear nabaster It's use
cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation ia perfectly harmless II Is tho
only article OF tho kind used by tho French and is con-
sidered by the Parisan indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards Of $4,000 bottles sold during tho
past year, sufficient guarantee of its efcacy Price
only rs cents Sent by mail postpaid on receipt OF an
order, by
BERGER, SHUTS CO.. Chemists
285 River ST., Troy, N. Y.
March so. Tyr
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consider ohickerns Sons Pianos superior to any
In tho world.
They are unrivsllod for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundneBs Of their tone. There is
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for oloarness aud purity
which do not find In any other instrument. while the
base Ia distinguished for power Without harshness, and
for magnificent sorority.