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New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF HIS ARREsT-THE
FENIANs AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAN
QUETS-MIss BRADDON.
Prom Oar Own ConesyonleHL
LONDON, September 2s 1867.
Garibaldi is the one topic of Europe, and even
in London. in England which has few sympathies to
spare for Continental liberty, strange sympathy for
the Lberator of Italy grows out of his arrest. You
will not find 1t in the newspapers-nOt before this
morning at least, when there is astonishing aTtl-
Gle in the great journal which has deded GaIbaldi
10 often that one knows not what to make OF cordial
words from such source. Why should selfish En-
gland care what happens 10 Gaubaldi Is there at
last spasm Of remOrse that she banished him. in
Ited guest, from her shores at the diCaiOn of the
lmmeaSurable scoundrel whom men call Emperor of
. should scarcely undertake TO report from London
English opinions on Garibaldi. The men who make
opinion are out Of London. But receive this morn
lhg three nOtes-One from Snalunga. two from the
PRISON fortress OF Alessandra-and / gather ont Of
them few sentences for friends in America. These
were written after the arrest. ought first to quote
hletter OF the %2d at ATezzO:
We are here, actually lodged in Syndic's house.
Splendid reception. Volunteers all in red shirts
some 500.
rest do Crspl assures me that it will take place
hnce what Ratazzi leaves undOne Napoleon will dO" B"
FROM SInalunga comes note dated 24th, a. III /:
nave just teegaphed you. Twenty carabneri
and four companies Of 9Th Regiment of the Line
arrested the General in this eagles nest Basso and
Del Del Vecchio, the Secretaries, consigned them
Next, Wednesday. from the Fortress of Alessan-
da, written the back Of a half sheet of paper on
tne diverse Of which are the arms of the Kingdom OF
4tay, and underneath
COMMANDO MnITARE
della
fORTEZZA + PROVINCIA DI ALEssANDRIA
~oeneath which again is the signature of NV brave
correspondent whose name scarcely know whether
~PIlnt or not Many people Will guess it without
use this scrap on which have had TO write my
te ne 10 tell you that am the fortress have seen
d ueheJai but am not sure that can get ont; if /
R,ypu you Mlll receive letter by the post after this
iu1 % i3I HE TRIBUNE should share his fate As IL
.I9uii gnaii Try TO get out as have pledged myself
rt;.de ,de - very angry and reclalms his American
Finally, this: D''''' III - "i''''ou
! send you something more precious than gold
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marks that the attack upon Miss lraddon IS anony-
nous, and inquiries why Mr.. l}abbngton hse II may
moi also be permitted 70 remain unkhoWh' Inc All
swer of The PdH Man is pointed; .,.. 49,.
"The anonymous is for people VINO WORK honestly ines
ought 10 be stripped of the mask under Whc te o. t
Honesty is done Nobody wOud dream of asserting Tor
Mr. Pagan and Mr. sykes the privilege OF c0ncealhcnt
and anonymity and the writer who Is Gled Slt
Ton White ~ sinpIv literary thief Perhaps there no
harm i'm literary theft. harm IN stealing mover rom
inc French and then advertising falsely Qhe adVeTtse
men, los before s that has been praised by The Ed"
btgL Rcreir that however, IS matter ol oploh anu
our own view of it happens 10 be strong one.
There is scarcely journal IN England whose con
dcmnotion on snch a matter could he more damaging
than the condemnation of The PdH Mdt That the
culprit i'm such case should be woman Is u plly'
hut putting that aside may rejoice that an oheilsc
only too common should be brought to judgment IN
the person of a conspicuous offender o. N'S'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

IoNpov' oct -Evening-Consols for money, % 5-l6;
shares ~; Erie Railway shares. 49, Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, 22s.
oct 9-NoonConsols for money "a SIC; United states
$40 bonds 7s Illinois Central Railway shares, 74 Erie
Railway shares, 43; Atlantic and Great Western Conso
Afternoon.-Consols for money have declined to 93l
United States bonds have advanced ll6 and
advanced !, the quotation now 773; Erie Railway
shares have advanced Z. and now selling at 43A.
TO %.
FRASKroRT, Oct. 0Noon.-United States 52os for the
LIVERPOOL, Oct s-Eveuing-Cot closes heavy with
n decline Of fully 1d all descriptions The sales to-
day foot up lO,W0 bales. The following are the closing
0uOtatiOns. Mddling Uplands. Ssd Middng Orleans,
SGD Brcadstuns close Wth very acuFe ana hIIh Iee
ing and at considerable advance IN Je prices on an
kinds Corn. a = quarter for Mixed Western Wheat,
1873 a GENITAL for White California, and 1913 for Red
Western Peas. 47IG 2 5O4 10 for Canadian Barley 8 G
3 60 for American Oats; 8s q 40 ID Tor American.
for City Prime Mess. Bacon al q cwt for Middlcs
Lard, 55 q cwt. for American. Cheese, 81 cwt for
American, ana ~ for Medium. Tallow, 45 2 cwt for
American Spirits Turpentine, 2G q cwt Petroleum,
III gallon for Spirits, and G for Standard White.
Oct 9-NOon-COttOn quiet and dull. The estimated
sales to-day 10000 bales Mddling Upands at sgd.
Wheat, IS for White California and IA for Red West
srn barley 5G Oats 80 Peas, 47S Besi, iSo Pofk.
Common. and 12' for Medium. TalOw. 45I. Spirits
Turpentine, 26G Spirits OF Petroleum. 1885, and Stand
Afternoon Cotton has declined 1l6d since noon and
Middluc Uplauds are now quoted al 5.lGd and Mid
ding Orleans al 9-l6d. The sales to-day will reach
Provision Market lard has advanced TO S. Beef Pork
Bacon and Cheese without change. In the Produce
Market Spirits Turpentne has advanced to 27 Other
articles are without alteration.
LONDON, oct. 8-Evening-No 12 Dutch Standard
Sugar 256 Calcutta Lnseed, 66 e imperial quarter.
Whale OIL s3s p 252 gallons Linseed Cakes, $40 lO y
tun for feeding.
oct g-NOOn-NO y Dutch Standard Sugar, % G..
Calcutta Linseed Gs 6. Luseed Cakes &10 10. Whales
OIL. e3S. Lnseed Oh, $40.
Aforementioned Cakes advanced TO &ll per tun.
No change i'm other articles.
ANTWERP. Oct 0-NOon.-Petroeum IS francs for Stan
White.
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NIRGINIA.

GEN: sCHOFIELD CALLED TO WASHINGTON
COLLISION BETWEEN FREEDMEN AND THE
UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES.
RICHMOND Va, Oct. 9.-Gen. Schoheld leiI
today for Washington, where he and other District Com
mapders IL is stated have been called by the fresueht
telegram The Dispatch says that yeseruhy o1,.p ,
~ atborites (Nho are returning to owners their
farms i'm Norfolk County which have been sualteu u1n
by blacks during the war; went to Taylor r on ~
to vacatc The authorities retired Many farms ~ ti
district re similarly situated, and the negroes
determination not To be driven of In the case NV.
toned il was offered transfer the negroes To Gen Wise
farm, but they refused. . -, mara rocis
In ihe whole city to-day not half dozen were regis
tered.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 5-The Nicaragua
steamer America sailed to-day. Bishop Thompson Was a
Idaho adylces state that the Boise stage route was
tacked by Indians on the Goth ofSeptember the station
keeper killed, and his wife wounded. O..
The mills warehouses and wharf OF the Bencia Cement
COMPANY were burned last night.
mts n, Solicit snbscrptIons TO the stock OF the new
Colorado Navigation Company, meet with success ~,
Rcrnord block formerly agent OF the clearinghouse OF
crccn Hood a Newbaur Weaveryile, was arrested To-
dav CHARGED with embezzlIng the funds Of the house
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
GERMANY.

TIE POLICY OF THE BAvARIAN GOVERNMENT
MUNICH. Oct. AT the sitting of the Bayarlan
Diet Yesterday Prince llohenlOhc the Chief Minister
of the Cabinet made a speech in which he discussed
the question of German Unity, and Indicated the
position of the Government III relation to the othcr
States of Germany lie declared that the true pohey
of Bavaria was to seek union with the North Ger
man States. under the Presidency of the King OF
Prussia and at the time TO take steps Tor the
establishment of a firm and enduring alliance with
the Empire of Austria Should this policy be carried
into effect the unity of the whole Fatherland would
be completed the balance of power between Austria
and Prussia preserved and the peace OF Europe add
tionoIlv puaTauteed
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.
THE LEGISLATURE.
TELEsPoRo VEGARA. Secretary.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 0.-Ihe vote Tor Gov
ernor was counted In the Legislature to-day Brownlows
majority is 81 sII The Inauguration will take place to-
morrow.
Resolutions introduced into the House of Representa-
t,s instrurtug senators and requesting Rrpresenta-
ves in Congress favor the impeachment OF te fres
dent, were refused . . ., III i.,s
dsnuafyng persons for office, or Jury duty on account
of race oT color and repeating the exemption or stay
I. m suits for labor domestic servants or employees,
which passed the first reading and were referred
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FENIAN ALARM.
CHINA.

TIE NEW CROP OF TEA-DESTEUCTION BY TIE
TYPHOON.
LONDON Oct. 0-Noon.-Later advces from China
have been received 10y telegraph. The shipment Of
the new crop of tea continued with real activity Up
TO the 1lth of September G5OOOOOO pounds had been
exported to various foreign countries The destruc-
ton of property at Hong Kong by the typhoon,
which visited that locality, was very great. The
American schooner Eagle was sunk in addition 10
large number Of vessels belonging to other countries
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
NEW- ENGLAND.

BosroN, Oct. 0.-The City of Chelsea has
contracted with the sculptor, hrahn m h al. iII o1
sodiers' monument. 10 VIII De lhahSu"'cu VII ho a VI
July next, and il to cost SlOOV
BosToN, Oct. 0.-The Java to-day took out
,ha Tolowtne Missionaries of the American Board; The
Rev Mr. and Mrs Saunders and Miss H. A. Townsend
for Ceyon the Rev. Mr. ana MIS- LpWey ior Sylla ahu
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
rHE NEwMARKET RACEs.

THE NEWMARKET RACES
NEWMARKET. Oct. S-Evening-1he Second DC
tober Race Meeting commenced here to-day Inc
two leading races to-day were for the Cesarewitch
and ROYAL Stakes. The former were won by JULIUS
The leading horses came in as follows: Jnlns, l :;
Westwick. 2: Romping Girl, 8. The Royal Stakes
were won by Palmer. The weather was fair and the
attendance very good.
FENIAN ALARM.
LONDON. Oct. ga administrations OF Ill feel
inc On the part of the Irish in the north of England
have created much alarm. The inhabitants believe
that the Feuians are cOncertng an outbreak IN that
part of the country Troops have been dispatched
by railroad TO assist the civil authorities there should
any disturbance occur.
REVIVAL OF THE FENIAN CONSPIRACY
DUBLIN. oct. s-Evcuing.-The measiness caused
bv the minors of the revival of the Fenian conspiracy
still continues and is increasing. Extraordinary
precautions have been taken by the military and po-
lice authorities throughout the island.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
LOUISIANA.

SCHOOLS FOR CoLORED CHILDREN. g,
NEw- ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-An ordinance passea
bv the old Council the Mayors veto which mas io'
me- hoen heard from appropratlng $4,000 Tor the es
,'hsment and support OF negro schools, was ohGaly
nrommleated by the Mayor yesterday Separate SCHOOLS
Tor coloIed children are being estaDnsneu
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
EUROPE.
ITALY.
ARREST OF MENOTrI GARIBALDI.
.,.,..r,, IN rHE TRIBUNE.


-, ,,,.x7,c rKLKGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE -.
FLORENCE. oct. "a report is in clrcuia''on ,"'v
Mepott the son of Garibaldi, has been arIes'ou ~
the Italian Government. When last heard oI NcilU'
Garibaldi was actively engaged IN carving ou' ms
fathers plans for the invasion oil the hoi'h ~,
tory With these plans he was well acqualn'eu lui'
eonedonce having been reposed in him by the Gene
~ uis arrest will be severe blow TO his followers
80 in the absence of Garibaldi, it depriyes them OK
their most capable leader.
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rur u,y,,vrps mar THE rRvINGroNs.

LANsINGBURGH, N. Y, Oct. 9-Ihe return game
-, h Inetons and HaymAkers played in Lsusngbugh this
oo, resulted in an easy victory for be HaunaGer@' Score, 20
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
PERU.

ATTEMPT AT REVOLUTION-THE DIPLOMATIC
CORPS AND COL. PRADO-IMPORTANT CIR
GUAR TO THE FOREIGN MINIsTERs-TREArY
OF FRIENDSHIP AND COMMERCE BETWEEN
CHILL AND PERU.
4. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
CONSTANTINOPLE.

THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSsIA-RUsSIAS DE-
MAND REJECTED-IGNATIEF DECLINES An
INTERVIEW WITH THE SULTAN-CONDlTIoN
or CRETE-EXTRAORDINA PLAN II GREECE
ANNEX ALTON TO AMERICA PROPOSED.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FTNANCTAT. AND CONNFRCTAL

LONDONDERRY Oct q-AftemOOn.-The steamsh
Ncstorau Capt DuttOn, from Quebec, has arrived he
eli route 10 Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Rising Star, from Aspinwall,
Oct l. arrived here yesterday. The following is her
supf fie lfzf.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
WASHINGTON.

THE EXCITEMENT OVER THE ELECrIUS-cOM1Nd
REVOLUTION IN JOHNSON'S GOVERNMENT
RUMORs CONCERNING TIE RECAsr OF THE
CABINET - ARMY ORDERS - TIE LlNCOLN
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

From Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF HIS ARREsT-THE
FENIANS AT MANCHEsTER-REFORM BAN
CUISINES BRADDON.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
RECONSTRUCTION.

ANOTHER LETTER PROM TIE HON. HRRsCHRI. V.
JOHNSON OF GEORGIA.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

G. has Just signed them; he is lying, on the
sofa very sad, very stern go to Mr. Marsh to see
whether he recognizes his American citizenship. j
have posted letters to yOu with the facts but short
Ii is now 20 hours that none of us have sleptD
lnclosed were two photographs OF Garlbaldl' one
taken at Geneva the latest and his friends say much
the best ever taken The head is without the cap
almost always worn The other is Florence picture;
with cap and shawl. Both have the autograph oi
Garbaldi. and on the back of one is an inscription,
also i'll Garibalds hand. | shall commit one more
indiScretiOn, and copy it:
To Wendell Phillips,
LibeTatOre degli schiavi nen
g. GARIBALDI.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING HOUSE. The under
~ signed has opened Boarding House
on Third Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, opposite Philip Deck.r's store, where
be accommodated with board.
mayl5 MRS. l.. CARTER.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCIN MATT, July 10.
FLoUR-Unchanged, but closes dull with
more Offering; family Sl29l3. the supply
chiefly new.
WHEAT-Dull and irregular; No. l red
closed at 81 25@2 80; white 81 40@2 10. There
at 81 10 for prime red, but the millers are
not disposed to buy only from day 10 day.
CoRN-Dull and but little demand; clos
ing nominal at SilaSoc sacked.
RYE-Scarce; closed at 81 40.
CoTTON--Ffrmer but without anima ton
middling 231z@Ac.
WHISKY-Un Unchanged.
MESS PoRK-Quiet at S23. without buyers
bulk meats al again higher, but Without
sellers at an advance; 200, 900 pounds were
procured IN the forenoon at l014@f214c for
Shoulders and sides, but at the close sellers
had withdrawn, or asked 10l<sai212c.
BACnN--Advaneed u1461l3j4c; l4s1c for
buyers than sellers at the advance; at the
close, holders asked &c higher for Sides
and l2c for shoulders; The cOnsum ptive de-
mand for bacon is very large and pressing
from the south, and as there is no country
meat to be had, the stock is confined to
hams firm at Sc forpiain and2lc for sugar
cured.
LARD-DuIl; prices lower; closing at l29
l2l4c.
BUTTER-Firm; for fresh, ISa20c; all
other kinds dull at 14Gl7c for fair TO prime.
-CHEESE-Duli at l2erI3c
EGGS-Firm at Ice.
SUGAR--Firm al l24Ml6c for raw, and
1754Calsc for hard renned.
COFFEE-Steady at 25ss2Sc.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 81 4O01 -.
FLAX SEED-S2 90.
EEGOLI-,39% buying
EXciANGE-Dulla IL per cent. premium
@.
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FOR RENT.


n l.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
IA Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
in the First District, composed of the coun-
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson. and
Warrick. jyS diff
Editors Journal-Announce me to the
people of the District as a candidate for
the office Of Prosecuting Attorney.
tt w. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July T. 1857. jys
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 10.
ToBACCo-Active and strong shipping,
and leaf little better.
HEMP-Dull at 81 3091 65 for undreSsed.
CoTToN-Nothing doing.
FLoUR-Firm at 50 30 for fall; Sl3 l09l3 70
for double extra; Sl3@14 % for choice.
WHEAT, pened stiff and higher, but
closed 10c lower; sales were made at 81 309
s. for prime; 81 1892 so for choice, latter
delivered.
CoRN-Demand chiefly for white, which
is scarce and higher; mixed duh at 90(G9jc;
yellow 95@S or; white 81 04@l 10.
MESS PoRK-Firm at s23 6O@23 rs.
BULK MEATs-Higher.
BACoN-Higher;d dry sailed shoulders at
1014c; clear sides at 1414@141ac: shoulders
Il17aI1%c; plain hams at l612c; choice
sugar cured at 26Ac-
LARD-Firmer at 1214@1314c.
WHISKY-Nominal.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, July 10.
FLoUR-Fresh ground firm, at S10@l0 so
for spring extras.
WHEAT-No- Spring firm, and l0Gl5c
higher than yesterday. at 81 o6{regular -
Corn irmer, and 11a@2c higher. at S414
S51ac; No. s0ll@Sl1ac, closing quiet and
steady, at SIC for No. L.
OATS-Dull unchanged and firm, at 81 .
for No. /, and 81 20 for Nos2.
PoRK-Mess, SD 50922 6212.
LARD-12@1214c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull; 20925c lower; 26 S7N
q 90 for fair to good shipping.
HoGs-Active; DG25c higher; 81 0097 10
for extra choice lots
SHEEF-Dull and nominal
KECEIPTS-2,S00 barrels flour; l0, 900 BUSH
els wheat; Is 800 bushels corn 5000 BUSH
els oats; $500 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-2,5O0 barrels of flour: 4.5OO
bushels wheat: "a, 200 bushels corn; $1,000
bushels oats.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. July 49,
CoTToN-Firm; sales of 900 bales at 261zz
@Z7c for mlddlng upIands.
FL0UR-Receipts, 3,748 barrels: market
heavy and a shade easier; for Old an un-
sound grades quiet, and steady for other
kinds; sales offs 400 barrels, including $500
barrels of sour and old extra State and No.
81 O6@7 Is for superfine State and Western |;
for choice do; $40 35@ll 20 for shipping
brands of extra round hoop Ohio; 81 25g
IL 90 for trade brands; SO OO9Il so for Spring
st. Louis. and slI 009l9 80 for Winter do.
California steady; SAFES of 5000 barrels at
sl2 25@l5 90. Rye flour, steady.
MWHIsKYIaQuiet and st steady at S7@39c.
a shade firmer and quiet; sales of % QUO
bushels at 81 rs for inferior Spring; 50 25 for
Virginia; 81 1908 70 for new white do. 81 IS
for new white Georgia, and 81 7o92 rs for
white California.
RYE-Quiet; Canada 81 55.
BARLEY N Ominal.
CoRN-Recipts 1924 bushels; sound
scarce and a shade fifmer; unsound plenty
and favOrS buyers: sales los, 900 bushels, at
ii OO9l O6L for new mixed Western; 81 "
al e9 for fancy do. 90cal O3 for unsound;
81 o0@l % for kiln dried, and 81 llH Tor
OATs-Receipts 10,lOO bushels; oats I'M
changed; sales 5000 bushels, at S0@S|zc
for Western; 92@93c for Ohio.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE Unchanged. -e r.H
SUGAR-Quiet. tE.C q -. f--s
MoLASSE -QuletS IOrtO hlcO o1c
HoPs-Quiet. f A
PErRoLEUM-Quiet; I31<aI4c for crude in
bulk, and 3014@3l for refined in bond.
PoRK-Upened firmer, and closed heavy;
50 les 1000 barrels, at S22 75(9z3 90 for new
mess and closing at So 90 cash; SD 90 for
old mess; SO 70 for prime; So 25@22 80 for
prime mess.
BEEF Firm, at previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-Du1I and firm.
CUT MEATS-Du1l; sales $50 packages, at
l0x@l054c for shoulders; l4@l6c for hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales $50 barrels, at l29
131<c tor new.
BUTrER- Unchanged.
CHEEsE-Lower, at 7(9l4c.
LATEST p. M.
FLOUR-Closed heavy; l0c lower for old
and steady for fresh ground.
WHEAT-Quieta and steady with some ex-
port enquing, for inferior and rejected
spring.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Dull: declining for unsound, and
firm Tor souud new mixed Western 81 059
US; unsound 90c(9S1 03.
PORK-mOre active and firmer sales of
$500 bbls mess at SO s. cash, AID So GOA
% 90 regular, closing with sellers at 81 esq
% 90 regular, and buyers at SD go.
BEEF-Firm and in fair request.
CUT MEATS-Firm, with fair demand at
full prices.
BACoN-Quiet and firm.
LARD-CIosed heavy at 121s(913c for fair
to prime Steam, and 1890 for kettle rem
dered. =
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European Markets.

By Cable.l LONDON, July l9.-5P NJ.
CoNsoLs-9Gs; Illinois Central, 75s4; ex-
ira dividend Erie, 46Z; Great Western
consolidated bonds %
LIVERPOOL, j uly 1852. NJ.
CorToN-Closed firm and active; sales of
Is 900 bales middling uplands, at 1875; Or
leans, 1875. The Manchester market is
steadier, and holders demand an advance
W hich is not conceded.
BREADsTUFFs - Corn. 36sed for new
wheat. 13sSd for white California; barley,
IS; oats, As; peas, 40s Cd.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. 73s Cd; beef, lbs;
lard, l9s; bacon, AS Cd; cheese, Sos.
PRoDUCE-Petroleum,r refined ls3d spirits
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RIVER NE w S

CINCINNATI, July 10, ! p. M.-River has
fallen four inches; weather cloudy; Their
mOmeter 50.
The weather changed yesterday even
ing, and after a heavy rain of considerable
duration, the atmosphere was much more
moderate....--.Thea additional arrivals and
departure We're the Mayfiower to Cairo;
Legal Tender, New Orleans to Louisville;
and Empire, Louisville to Memphis........
The Legal Tender had 102 crates queens
ware for Mark & Warren;6 hhds of tobac-
co for r. K. Dunkerson & Co.. a lot of tur-
pentine for p. q. O'Riley, all of this city,
and 200 watermelons and few trihes for
Loufsville..--.The Empire had good
trip but did nothing here....-..T The Spray
came up to the wharf boat last night and
leaves for the Cumberland river to-day.
Capt. Geo. Smith is in command and w.
III. Conant in the office.........A At midnight
a dense fog settled on the river.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
BY Telegraph.l
NEW YoRK.July l9.

By telegraph NEW YORK, July 19.
DRY CONSEQUENTLY the market for
cotton goods Is quiet, but very arm: l7I%c
for standard sheetings; S7s99c for print
cloths; 15c for all makes of standard
Soc for Wamsutta: &c for Tuscorora:
221ac for Lonsd lie: I7zc for Hope;
isaiSc for heavV brown drills. I ~ 90 o.
Knoxville cambrics: and 121zc for Andro-
scoggin; woolens in better request, but
low rates; stocks not large, however, and
holders firmer in views.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 10.
4 COTTON Unchanged, at s2s1S024c Weeks
exports sos bales; weeks receipts 755 bales;
stock 4,406 bales; receipts to-day 10 bales,
exports 45 bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged, at 50 5O91O 90.
+ CoRN--Yellow 81 109l II; white 81 I5@I Is.
OATS-Sl 02dll %.
HAY At S2bl2700 & A
I PoRK-At S22 45@25 90.
. BACoN--Clear slues I5c, and shoulders II
@ll12c.
LARD-At 1415@15c.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July IS.
GoLD--without material change; opened
at 40; closed at 39sI
SToCKS-Ohio certifica es, 26@2SL; Cam
ton, 4S14@49; Cumberland, 3S14133; Quick
silver, 331z@3f2; Mariposa, 91a@le,z; West
ern U. T., 4S5s94S5z; Pacific Mall. l444@145;
Atlantic Mail, u015011lI; New York Cen
trail, l061z@l065z: Erie, 705s@7012; Hudson,
1l6@1l614; Reading 10401 l0414.
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Notice to Contractors.

July8, 1867.
THE COMMON COUNCIL4of the Cftg
u of Evansville, will receive sealed pro-
posais until the 9Th day of August, 1857, Tor
Grading and Paving the Alley sftuate1
between Water and First Streets, and en-
tending from Mulberry Street to Gun
Street.
By order of the Council.
~ A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks office, July Is, 1867. .
tylS s.rslsl Lear Union copyJ
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, July 10.
ToBAcco-Sales, l75 hhds. of medium leaf
at So 25aI9 IS.
FLoUR-Superfine old, 81 5o@s 90; new.
$l2 50sl2 70.