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BROWNSVILLE, July 18th, Cid NEW
| ORLEANS 29th.-Advices from San Luis
Potost to the 18th instant give the fol-
! lowing intelligence:
General Viduary was shot in the City
of Mexico. He desired, Just before his
execution, to have an interview with
General Diaz, but was refused. he then
asked the privilege of seeing his son.
| but this was also refused.
Mr.. Schaffer, counsellor for the EN-
peror Macmillan, has been imprls-
onei.
The Liberal Generals arrested at
Queretaro who are not already shot Will
be sent to their respective States for
trial. Gen. Marquee was leyying con
tributions in the Capital until one hour
before he left.
The Liberal Government has decided
that the Imperial Projects shall be sent
into exile for six years and their seer G.
taries for two years.
General Escobedo made the follow,
ing address to the subaltern officers OF
the Imperial army:
Before releasing them, the su-
preme Government might dispose
Of the lives of those who, for
| fought for a foreigner elevated to
power by the invader. But this Gov
eminent always has been magnani.
nous. It forgives those VINO until
now have been enemies of their couu-
try, because it expects their future con-
duct will correspond with the clemency
used toward the misled sons of Mexico.
| You are at liberty, and may ask fol-
your passports to any port where you
desire to reside.
An Imperial soldier, taken prisoner
at Queretaro but since liberated, writes
from Mortia that he has received good
treatment from the officers of the Llber'
A specie train left Guadalajara for
Manzanillo on the Sd. Several French
prisoners, lately released, accompanied
| the train.
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nARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. July {
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK. July ~.
REGULAR REPORT.
CorroN-Firm and quiet; sales 900
bales uplands at 271Sc.
FLoUR-Dull, heavy and l5a25c low
er; receipts 100, 957 bbls; sales 5, 100 bbls
superfine stale and western at 80 30a
Z rs; extra western 81 s5s9 IS; choice do
$40 25al2 90; shipping Ohio 50 60a10 40;
trade brands $40 50a12 40; spring st.
Louis S9a1l so; winter Sl2alT 90. Cali
fornia Flour-Quiet and declining;
sales 45O bbls at Sl2a15 90. Rye Flour
Quiet; sales 225 bbIs at S6 S5a9 90.
wHIsKY-Quiet and STEADY.
Characterization and 2a3c lower;
receipts 2S5 bus: sales 1900 bus No. 2
Milwaukee at 81 05; new amber south
ern 81 40a2 80; new white do 81 471za
IS; white California % 7Oa2 40: Rye.
Malt-Nominal. Corn-Fairly active
and unchanged; receipts 1l7,OOO
bus; sales I24, 900 bus new mixed west
ern at 81 O2a1 O5; unsound soc aS1 OIL;
kiln dried 81 GOAL 90; prime white west
ern 81 OF. Oats-Scarce and firm; re-
ceipts lS9. 1856 bus; sales $4,000 bus west
ern at S4aS5c; state 93a94c; new south
ern 96c; also 1000 bus new southern. de-
liverable on or before the 10Th day of
August, S3c.
Stock in warehouse-wheat,2 35, 476
bus; corn, 504, 43S bus; oats, 1886 bus;
rye, a, 424 bus; barley, II 1856 busi malt,
81 ,92e bus; peas. 80, 372 bus.
changed. Cofee-Rio, firm; with fair
demand; other kind nominal. Suga-
Steady Cuba, 1lAal3c. Molasses-
Nominally unchanged.
HoPs-Quiet.
PErRoLEUM-Crude, nominally un-
changed; refined, in bond, a tribe
Ia PpnvIsr0NsNPorI,. heavy and lower:
sales of 1900 bbls at S23 75a23 95 for new
mess; closing at S23 IS for regular; S28
70 for old do; $40 75a2o, IL for prime,
and $50 20 for prime mess: also 500 bbls
new mess. seller. September. Beef
Firm; sales of $50 bbls. Beef hams dull.
Bacon-Quiet and firm. Cut Meats
Firm, sales of $50 packages; ll<a121<c
for shoulders; 15aisc for hams. Lard
"A shade firmer, sale of 900 bbls at
12<a13Ac. New Butter-Unchanged
Cheese-Heavy at 7a13I1c.
LATEST P. N.
FLouR-Closed dull at 10al5c lower,
with only limited demand for the
supply of the local trade.
GRAIS--Wheat-Heaxy and nominal,
and 1a2c lower, the decline chiefly upon
new. Rye-Quiet at 81 43a1 46 for wes-
tern. C0rn-Steady and quiet at 81 O3
al OF for good to prime new mixed wes-
tern, and Gle for unsound do. Oats-S5c
for western; 92s94c for Ohio.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-Q sales $50
bbls mess al S23 75a23 SIX regular, clos
ing with buyers at 80 81, and sellers at
S23 IS cash; buyers at $23 IS, and sellers
at $23 80 regular. Beef-Quiet and
steady. Cut Meats-Stsady and mod
erately higher. Bacon-Unchanged
Lard-Very hEm at 131<al31<c for fair
to prime steam; 137Sa13kc for kettle
rendered.
CATTLE NAEKET.
REcEIPTs-Beeves, 5.43l; Sheep and
Lambs. q, 9g7; Hogs, q. 536.
BEEvEs-Quiet and depressed, slight
ly lower; about 400 head were on sale
to-day, and the average quality of offer
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Troy, N. Y, July 2s.-This morning
Mrs. Emily Mix, wife of an esteemed
citizen, committed suicide by throwing
herself into the Hudson. She had
taken lRudanaum and WAS undoubted-
ly laboring under mental alteration.
Dexter H. Van Ostrand, of the firm
of Dodge 81 Van Ostrand, was thrown
from carriage, Saturday night, and
fatally injured, dying before morning.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

The plethora of money in London in
dictates a stagnation of trade which
must be oppressive. The Bank of Eng
land has reduced the rate of discount to
2 per cent. per annum, and the London
Morning Herald OF the 18th of July
says: "Such is the abundance of money
that 81 500, 600 were offered on the sscu.
rity of consols yesterday at IL per
cent, but the parties to whom the pro-
posal was made were so full that they
refused TO take it."
The abundant crops, both in this
country and Europe. have contributed
in no small degree to this low rate oil
interest. Operators seeing an inevita-
BILE decline in the price of breadstutfs
remain idle, have no use for money ,and
as an article for which there is no de-
mand is always cheap, money at the
great commercial centers can be OBJ
tanned at less than one-half Its normal
value.
In New York money is abundant al
4a5 per cent, and on Government Sc
curiIies it can be obtained at per
cent,
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Reparator CapiIli.

Throw away your false friEzes, your switches,
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth 1ig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice In your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
ENoR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Z heads from whatever cause It may have
fallen outland forcing growth OF hair upon
the lace, II has no equal. 1t Will force the
beard to grow upon the smootheSt lace N
from i've to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A Few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there II nothing that will force or hasten the
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are talse, as thousands OF living witnesses
.tlrom their own experience) can bear wit
ness hut many will say, how are we to dis
un2uSh the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly Is dthcult, as nine-tenths OF the
inherent Preparations advertised Jor the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts Tor their purchase To such we
would say, Try the RepArator CapIlIE; 1t will
cost you nothing unless It fully comes
up to our representations II your D1upPisf
does not keep II, send us one dollar and we
Will forward II, postpaid, together with a re-
oeipt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire satifac-
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No. West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, N. Y,
meh2S-eod ,trtwSwly
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THE speedy reduction in the cost of
food is clearly foreshadowed by the fol-
lowing table. The theories that attrib-
ute high prices mainly to redundant
currency or difference between the
nominal value of greenbacks and gold
were manifestly erroneous. High
prices were caused chiefly by increased
taxation, the withdrawal of many men
from productive pursuits, and the COM
parative scarcity of the great agricul-
tural staples. The large crops Of the
present year will remove the principal
cause of the enormous charges which
have too long prevailed. The contrast
between 1860 and 1867 is as follows:
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FROM LouIsvELLE.
cholera In the soutn--Man Drowned
One suicide, and Another Attempt
.rha min River Bridge.

Ome 6ulGIueF anu AhONuSA
1.-The Ohio River Bridge,
LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-The Hunts
vile (Ala.) Independent says the NOR
tally from cholera in Memphis Is nifty
per day. Memphis papersare silent on
the subject. Country papers report
considerable cholera on the low grounds
OF the lower Mississippi. The disease
terminates in four hours, and is chiefly
confined to negroes.
Alfred Kershaw, an English black
smith recently from Philadelphia, was
drowned while bathing in the canal.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson committed suicide
by taking laudanum. 1t was alove af-
Another woman, of high social posi-
ton, whose name has not transpired,
attempted to destroy herself by taking
posion. The druggist gave her calo-
mel instead of arsenic, which she call
ed for, thus frustrating her design.
The first stone of the sOutherly abut-
ment OF the Ohio river bridge will be
laid next Thursday, with appropriate
ceremonies.
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New YORK, July 29.-Five men on
put a quantity OF pine wood under the
boiler 10 dry. When the steamer reached
port near Poughkeepsie, a most
threatening fire broke out, which, how
ever, was subdued b. strenuous exer-
tions with the donkey engine. The
massive timbers on which the boilers
rest were much charred.
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CONCORD, N. H., July 2s.-The COM
munity here is greatly excited at the
unusual prevalence of incendiary fires,
half dozen having occurred within
the past few days, destroying upwards
of one million dollars worth of proper
ty. Several stables were burned this
morning. The Sherman House and st.
Paul's Church were saved with great
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WASHINGTON, July u.
PROBABLE REMOVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN.
1t Sc ems to be settled at last that the
President Is only waiting to see his way
clear before removing Sheridan. Moth
ing new has occurred; the open oPposi-
ton being little manifest during the
late session of Congress, though leading
men in the Union party knew of the
Presidents intention. For the last two
weeks Grant and Stanton have almost
forced the President to keep his hands
off Sheridan, and Gen. Thomas has pro-
tested in writing against change, and
they may yet prevent it. The cry. OF
the Presidents hackers is that Sheridan
has insulted both Mr.. Johnson and Mr..
Stanbery. One additional reason for
desiring present action Is the fear that
Sheridan may remove Throckmortoni
and some other leading rebels.
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Foreign News Per Steamer City of
Boston.

NEW York, July 29.-The steamer
City of Boston brings European dates
to the 18Th.
The steamer England which was to
sail simultaneously with the City of
Boston, sustained damages in storm
which detained her.
There was much rioting and some
bloodshed at ST. Helens, Lancashire, on
the 10th, on the occasion of the Orange
demonstration. For time there was
a complete reign of terror.
The twenty-three batteries OF artll-
lery suppressed in November, 1865, by
decree of the Emperor Napoleon, have
been re-established.
Napoleon has sent NJ. Rouber a
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor
set in diamonds, and accompanied by a
note in which he expresses hope that
his attention on his part will cause NJ.
Rouber to forget the unjust attacks
made upon him for his services to his
country.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Gen. Grant
arrived by a special train from Long
Branch at noon, and proceeded direct
ly to Harrisburg, from which place his
berIand county, Pennsylvania. The
General will then return TO Washing
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Anticipated Trouble Iu Tennessee al
the Election Next thursday.

the Election Next 1hursday.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ofictal as
we'll as private accounts from Tennes-
see represent danger Of outbreaks or
riots all over t he State next Thursday
at the election. The government has
for seine days past been maturing such
measures as may preserve peace.
Major General Thomas telegraphed
the President to-day that all the troops
in Kentucky will be engaged In pre-
serving order In that State, but believes
he will be able, with other forces at his
command, to prevent riots at Memphis,
Nashville, and other large towns. he
will go to Memphis tomorrow.
Gen. Sanborn and Col. Topping, COM
missioners under the recent act OF Con-
gress to make peace with the Indians,
have arrived in this city and reported
to The Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
These gentlemen leave Immediately for
the Indian country.
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RICHMOND, July 29.-Governor Peir-
point was this morning assaulted at the
Executive Mansion by Mrs. Driscoll.
who was Immediately after arrested by
the Police. The assault was made be-
cause the Governor had pardoned a
man convicted OF killing her son. The
Governor was not injured.
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A st. Louis dispatch from Ellsworth,
Kansas, three miles from Fort Harker,
says that fifteen cases of cholera occur
red there on Saturday, and five deaths.
The town is almost deserted.
An Indian raid is expected.
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OTTAWA, July 29.-It is understood
here that Earl Caravan, instead of the
Duke of Buckingham, will be the sue
cessor of the present Governor General
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WASHINGTON, July 99th.-District
Attorney Darlington spent the entire
day in concluding his argument for the
prosecution in the Surratt case.
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For Rent.

TVHE STORE ROOMS LATELY OCCJ-
pied by George r. TRyIOr q Co., and J
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree 4; also has
ment rooms finished. Good 0Szi cts in second
story, and good rooms for 9th e purpose III
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given immediately
Many building lots and dwelling houses fuI
sale In the sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOk.
once, No. IS5S Main street, above Mon
roe mp stairs GehS-I
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D. DAVIS.

FANCY DYEING AND SCOURING
ESTABLIsHMEST MARKET STREET.
IA between Monroe and Quincy, one door
above Hubbard & Bro 3 Auction Rooms All
kinds OF BhAwls, Dresses and Gibbons and
every description of SILK. woolen and Cot
ton goods, Rlso, CoaIs, Vests and Pants
done At short notice and on reasonable
terms Call and see specimens.
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for Gent.


naE ROOMS on MONROE STREET RI
/ Gently occupied by Higgins as Photo
EF nPfs sansry' J. IRWIN.
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OUR LATE RUSH.

Each Remnant will have marked on II the
lowest price In plain figures from which
there will be no deviation. We Can not take
back or exchange remnants after once soId.
lyle } :. RHODES & co.
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Ii. THE POPULAR FAMILY MED1
n cines OF the day for sale at ODBERTS
Prescription Store, end OF Stone Bridge.
sepls
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WAsHINGToN, July 2
PLAIN TALK TO CABINET: MINISTERS.

A few DAYS after the adjournment of
Congress one of the strongest Republic
can members of the HLuse, and one of
the leading opposers OF impeachment,
took occasion 10 express the views of
his associates in the party to two menu
bsrs of the Cabinet. He first went to
the Attorney General and said: "Mr.
Stanbery, you have done all in your
power to put distractions in the way OF
the enforcement ofthe laws ofCongress,
and have particularly e1erted yourself
to break down the late reconstruction
law, Now you must fully and clearly
understand that If the President does
not faithfully execute the law we have
| lust passed, that the very first thing
! Congress will do on reassembling, Will
be to impeach him, and for one Will
exert myself TO secure that end" aud
added that he might be perfectly GER
| tain It would be brought about.
Mr.. Stanberys replied that he felt
sure the President would execute the
| law SO as TO avoid trouble, as he was In
great and constant fear OF impeach-
ment, and the more SO OF late, as he
had made up his mind to go at once to
| Tennessee on the expiration or MS
present term, and run before the Legis-
| iature as candidate for the United States
Senate, Mr.. Stanbery said further
| that his own influence would be thrown
steadily for the execution of the law to
The next person he visited was the
Secretary of the Treasury, to whom this
member said: "Mr. McCulloch, you
have done all in your power to disgrace
US. You have turned good and honest
men out of place everywhere, and filled
their places with swindlers and robbers
who are plunderiug the Treasury and
eating up the revenue. He then went
on to repeat what he had told Mr..
Stanbery, that if these things contin-
ued, and If the present law was not ex-
| ecuted, the first thing Congress would
do would be to impeach the President.
McCulIoch protested that he had made
as few changes for political principles
as possible; that the President was re-
sponsible, and that he would do all he
could TO have the laws enforced.
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Patent improved SafaIv Rnsa

SINGLE AND DOUBLE TAPPED. HEMP
y and Cotton, wet or dry, Just received and
for sale by CHAs. II. BERRY,
myA Nos. Is & IL Water ii,
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THE CASE OF SHERIDAN.

In this connection, and bearing upon
the Presidents apparent determine
ton to remove Sheridan, it may be
stated that several of Mr.. Jonnson's
warm supporters, among them one OF
his Cabinet, called on him to urge that
he should abandon his opposition to the
reconstruction Law, and especially give
up his plan of removing Gen. Sheri-
dan, telling him that he could reap no
possible good, and receive only injury,
from any further conflict with Congress.
TREATMENT OF REBEL PRISONERS.
In connection with the charges now
so frequent in Democratic papers that
rebel prisoners were treated with great
severity in Union prisons, the fact has
come out, in the examination of the
record of the Elmira prison, on the
Surratt trial, that for three months In
the spring of 1865, out of over 5000
prisoners then confined there, only six
died.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .43l; Sheep and
Lambs. q, 9g7; Hogs, $50.
BEEvEs-Quiet and depressed, slight
" lower; about 400 head were on sale
to-day, and the average quality Of offer
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500 REMNANTS.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE THIS
w morning about SO Remnants OF DRY
GOODS, made during
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ashulesaIe aguttuus.

The stock Is, as usual. very complete in all
Prices governed by Eastern markets.