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d -. A1EMORANUA.
Brig Abbie Q. Titcomb hence, al Portland lat tnat
% matthew's, for Phadephia called from
schr Goddess. Kelley, hence at Pawtucket ist inst
,t9 ~ Hor!hern Light, Ireland: l. Q. Runyon Ma
hence a. ~ Jameson; and Geo. Faes, Nlckerson,
schr Decatnr oakes, Berry. hence, ct Warren Lat
sS6r GEO. B. cOnover Robinson. hence. at Newport
schT Lamartlne. Butler. hence. New Bedicrd 18th
schrs r. H. DAILY. Saunders, and Ocean Wave,
bhkers nence. az Newport 30th ult. ~ .alf
=, scnTs X q, Whnden, Merrlck, and r. Vannenan.
90 i9r portsmouth a. Holmes Hole lst inst, and
schr Reading RR- No. So oOrsOu. hence at stOlInS-
schr Hamburg sprague, for Philadelphia or George
town, sailed from Newport 20th uIt ~ N
Schr Fountain, Tripn. hence at Fall River 18th uIt
senr g. l.. Crocker Presbrey, hence, at Dighton 20th
schrs Grace Girdler, Smith; c. A. Jones' Goodspeed;
ana " ana NJ Reed. Steelman. from Boston tor Phila-
dePhia. and Leonesa, Hurd, from Rockland for do,
schr Col Eddy, Coombs for Philadelphia. cleared at
schrs Alice b. Chase, and Gov Burton. LudIAm.
scRrs b Alien Dii. Dill from Boston for PhiIAdsI-
% Holmes' Hole 29lh nit, and sailed aean. -.
schrs Monteyne. Conklin. and Q. Edwards. Weeks.
schr E M Hamiton smith. hence for Porssnaouth,
with cargo ofcoal, was Into ~ q O'clock on the
lost jib6oom. 6owsprt head eutweleE PaEt % sten
tained. a she kept ot her course The b a. Hamli-
ton put Into Holmes Hole ist naL and WIN have 70
r9al Ss.ops ~ ssteao hence Tor Port
land, sailed nom Newport 2sth ui1 9Dtll
poafEsTTc roRTs 1laeA
nav YonK. July z,-AIr1ved. ateansnip VLle dc
F5,5, aps5e 1e M. Goiubovich. from cardi
Barque A. 0unther, zettlosen, tfom Bremen.
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FZNANCE AND OOMMEROE.
oTBrcr OF THE EyENISe ; TELEseRAPH. TEgILsEse !

wednesday, July B. lS6I
There was more disposition to operate in
stocks this morning, and prices were rather
frmer. Government bonds continue in fair de-
mand. July '65, 6-20s sold at 1868, and '66 5-20s
at l06b-no chlnge. 1909 was bid for 6s of 1881: {:
ll03 for '62 6-20s, and 1064@l06s for June aud
August 7'30s. City loans were unchanged; the
new issue sold at 99A@998. 4
Railroad shares continue the most active
on the list. Reading sold largely at from 54s@
54b, a slight advance; Pennsylvania Railroad at
b9 no change; Catawissa preferred at 29M29k
an advance of 1; and Minehill at 565 ex-diyi.
dend I30 was bid for Camden and Am boy; 29a for
Little Schuylkill; 354 for North Pennsylvania;
30 for Elmlra common; 40 for preferred do;
and % for Philadelphia aud erie. n. ~. ] :
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
held. 20 was bid for Second AMI Third; as
for Chesuut and Walnut; l23 for HestonvllIe;
80 for Green and Coates and SO for Union. z
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at full prices, but we hear of no sales.
1894 was bid for First National; l4O for Farmers
and Mechanics; So for COMMERCIAL; 81 for Me-
chanics'; 6s for Penn Township; 81 for Girard;
and 95 for Western.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment Lehlgh Navigation sold at AZ, no change;
19l was bid for Schuylkin Navigation common;
80 for preferred do. so for Morris Canal; 1884
for Motifs Canal preierredj and l62 for susque-
Quotations Of Cold-lO1 A. NJ, 1885,; IL A. NJ,
1884; ~ NJ, 1885,. p. M, l3eG, an advance Of
on tne closing price last evening.
The N. Y. 1Fi6sne this morning sayss-
Money on call 10 abundant at SOC Per cent, and
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MAXIMILIAN's FATH.
Movement I'm the French seNuto-Tho
United states ReaPOnAAblo.


The French Senate held sitting Tuesday. June Is,
IA. Troplopg In the chair On the minutes 0 tne last
sitting being read,
his concurrence in the eloquent language which the
70 in the preceding Sitting and by which he 80 Vel
expressed the sentiments OF the Senate and OF al
France on the occasion of the danger 10 which two
Emperors had been exposed. one being the Emperor
OF the French. = T.,
But he desired that the expression Of these sen
mens, should be united Ehe sympathes OF France Tor
third Emperor, who also knows how 70 face dealn
with iDtrepdity, and whose life Is at this moment
threatened by armed bands. IL Is great honor, con-
tnued the honorable Senator. for our soldiers VINO
went 10 Mexico 70 have carried with them only nero
ism cIemency after victory. and every generous aud
ciVilzinR idea But 10 would seem that Ia returning
20 their native country they have brought away every
virtue and that alter them remains nOthing to mark
a country of civilization. IL iA OF Importance that
nom our higher Chamber word should go forth ex-
nreesing the wish that great crime should not be
nerpatrnted. which would be indelible stigma on
he barbarians who might commtit
Hone must be entertained that the voice or huma-
ntv will be powerful enough 10 prevent IT, Let us
trret that the United States viii strive the last 20
prevent misfortune lkeths, because Il is upon that
6overnment, above ALL that the responsibility would
rest 6nch are the sentiments which desired 70
eTpress Id the senate. They are those Of France.
Snd viii most certainly md q powerful echo within
these walls, where cit 90 many Generals who have
not acquired more lustre by their Valor In battle
Athan 81 their sentiments Of humanity amer victory.
ECeneral marks Of appIovalo -. -. = A.,
Il The PTeaideRt-The Senate cannot bat Join IN the
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The Cotton- Famine Fund,

An English paper sayss-"As a very large
balance remains in the hands of the treasurers
to the Liverpool branch of the cotton.famine
relief fund, it has been suggested that the best
application of the money would be to found
convalescent hospital, in connection with the
three hospitals already in existence, to which
patients may be sent to gam strength for tine
operations or to recover from them, or in
which patients requiring purer air than they
can get In the town can be accommodated
Subscribers representing an aggregate sum of
f40,O00 have consented TO this appropriation
and as the Court of Chancery will have To sane
ton the scheme, II has been arranged TO hold a
public meeting of the subscribers.n
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MortaIity Among French Generals.

The almost simultaneous death of three French
officers is announced; one of them, Baron An
selme a general of brigade, and the others, Nor.
ris and Maneque, generals of division,
General Morris for long time commanded
the cavalry of the Guard. During the last years
of his life he served as inspector of the cavalry
of the African Corps. General Maneque obtained
his division by good conduct at SolferIno. at
the time of his death he was Inspector-Gen
Baron Anselme served tor several years as chief
OF the general staff. During the last two years
he has had command at Orleans,
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From WAsHlMs1On THIS AFTERNOON.

IsPKCIAL DEsPAroH 30 EVENING rELBeRAPB. ]
ffrr.f Yf WASHINGTON, July 3.
The Meeting OF Congress Illness OF
.t.f Judge Wayne, Etc.
AZ ~ o'clock to-day there was q majority of
both Houses present at the Capitol OF Republic
can mem bers, and the Democrats having ascer-
tanned that fact. they did not attempt to defeat
quorum by absenting themselves at roll call
IL is not likely that much business will be
done in session to-day. and II Is believed that a
caucus of Republican members will be held to-
night TO block out work for the session. n n.
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court, is be-
lieved to be dying to-day. A WI I'll
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DOUBLE sHEET-THREE CENTS.

brokers are offered more than they can use Com
@5s 4 SSS,sa e. Rss sSS u Sus
ness among merchants, aud In some branches the
sEschabge Is steady at the following Jquotations-
London 50 deys plio a sight, com
sl2,f95i0; Antwerp, Swiss S9s IA
Ham6nre Se@ss,G Amsse.dae% a95@1lk sFrankfOrt
ain Freights the engagements 70 liverpool are $50
FbScoc as5d p ~ s 30 qS1s' SSs foSt az
Wood at iSS and aoO0 bushels gosn a. a. s6d per
London q hbds Tslloy at iSs l9o @ hsaS TSbscco ss
s 3D. SEQ 6bls OH CAKE a. iS sVg pnshs g.s bs9 bee 81
Rotterdam and British bark 70 Lisbon with slaves
ON private terms" HI IUH .Al ti ut'l
We take pleasure in transferring to our
columns, from q morning contemporary, the
following iuat tribute to our able State Trea-
surer, w. H. Kemble, Esq.'- i9
"The activity Of W. Il. Kemble. the Treasurer Of
Of the State down % milimum point, is worthy Of
which they may We'll adopt IN their private businsss
with great good to themselves. In our advertising
from w 81 the Ss sinking FUND.-
ST OF The sa Gs 70 hs s 9T &
There are two million two hundred and aixty thou
at the rate Of ve per cent per anur and there can
be but little doubt that proposals. Will be oered for
interest on these bonds will cease imedately at ma
was elected TO office the State upon the people has
having seen this Important object accomplished he
GSw t With an sGunt and In
for many years previously, 70 reduce the principal OF
the public debt That the people may be relieved from
she payment Of taxes on account OF the interest.
"what a marked contrast there is between the
management OF our state finances and those OF our
an "a 9e S eSsT Of h ss sC the
case Of the Commonwealth the purpose Is 20 relieve
the people as much possible nom the burdens they
are oearing but In the case of the city the policy
pursued Is 70 oppress them more and more-not every
year and every month only, but every day In the
year." =. .f.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven q Bro No. % 8. Third street
A rlIn
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
The New Cabinet and New Knights
Action OF the VicerOy in Forming the
(aovarn m, ant

OTTAWA, July The following is correct
list of the ministry of the Dominion of Canada,
which you receive In advance of the Canadian
press:-
Sir John A. Macdonald X. c. B., Minister Of Justice.
Hon. g. E. Cartier. 9. b, Minister of Militia,
Hon. A. L. Gait. g. b Minister of Finance.
Hon. s. l.. Tlley, @. B., Minister of Customs.
Hon. William HowlRnd, Minister of Excises.
Hon. Z. Mitchell Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Hon.W. McDougall, O. b., Minister of Public Works.
Hon. Alexander Campbell, Postmaster-(3eneral.
Hon Jean g. Chapnis Minister OF Agriculture
Hon. Mr.. Archibald. Secretary of the Provinces.
Hon. Hector L, Langevln, Secretary for Canada.
Hon. Adam J. Ferguson Blair, President OF the
Council.
Hon. Mr.. Kenny. Receiver-General. - .
The population of the dominion OF Canada is
about $500 900 souls, and the extent of territory
SIT 035 square miles The public debt is some
100000, income about $lS 900 600, and thus The
new State enters the political world. r
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The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schw werin
arrived, iac0Qnio, on June IL. The Count and
Countess 81 Flanders came on the 18th. The
Prince an Prineqss Royal Of saxony came on
the Ath. We 9Pfse ~ ae6 Sngispd as The Queen OF
OK SAKE -Cobl 5-C ofha are alisiously expected.
The King Of ,yaria, Il vs. understood, has sent
lis regrets, cnnnoG bring himself to leave
HE swans his aguatio \ amasements, and his
Wagner,
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noble words just pronounced by Barren Dupin Not
only does the Chamber share his emotion, but all
France feels he does. The whole world knows
sufficiently the sentiments of humanity and gene
roslty of country 10 prevent any doubt the
subject being entertained. (Renewed apurobation.l
The minutes Of the previous sitting then
adopted. Marshal Forey, detained at Nancy by the
of health excused himself for being absent
from The aittnR of the Senate.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-An issue between the
displaced officials of the city OF New Orleans
and General Sheridan has been made to-day, iR
the salaries of municipal officers appointed by
Governor Flanders, the appointee of the mill
tary authorities The refusal is based upon
the attorney Generals opinion.
Robert y. Jones. late Judge of the Superior
Court and one of the alleged murderers of Cyrus
Skiffer has been arrested and will be tried by
military commission. A speedy capture of his
brother and accomplice Is predicted
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THE FENIANS.
Midnight DrilIings and Arrests.

DUBLIN, July 2-rhe secret drillings of the
peasantry, 1t is supposed by Fenian emissaries
are continued in many parts of the country
Last Sunday night party of police came upon
q crowd OF men so employed IN lonely place
county Dublin. The police succeeded In arrest
ing six of the men, with the leader or officer in
command.
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COLOMBIA.
MOsqusr& Captured--The Revolution at

Private information which we have received
from New Grenada states that on the 10Th of
last month the news reached Cart hagena from
the interior, that Mosquera had been taken
prisoner at Bogota, and that his principal gene
raj was now in command of the troops. The
revolution had been entirely quelled, and
order that existed before Mosquera's forcible
usurpation of the Government. ---
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NEWS FROM JAPAN.
Advices from YOkohama to june l.
Wreck OF n Spanish oOoliO ship-Mur-
der Of the Captain and Sack OF the ves-
sel-ghipnaents Of Tee 60 NaNK York.

YOKOHAMA, japan, June /, via San Fran
isco, July 1.-The ship Golden Fleece, from
Yokohama as above. arrived this morning
Nothing Of great Importance had occurred sub
English clerk In the employ OF the Hong Kong
and Shanqhae Bank narrowly escaped asaassf-
nation by reason of persiHting in living outside
the foreigners' limits. He was shot while at
dinner
on Pulo Cercer de MOI, on May 3. She had
coolie passengers. The captain was murdered
by the coolies. She was doubtless bound for
Havana The ship was sacked by the coolies
who had succeeded in reaching the shore.
The British ship Havelock clears for New
York in few days, with three hundred thou
sand pounds of tea and the ship Benefactress
follows with full cargo of tea, also for New
York. .I
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Markets bv Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July a-stocks excited and active.
Chicago and Rock Island 97S: Reading 1895; Canton
Company, a; Erie e7,; Cleveland and Toedo, l2lsf;
ll0 Michigan Southern, 79l; New York Central, los;
Illinois Central l2l29 Cumberland preferred. aA;
Hudson River l01S; United States Five-twenties 1861
llO5 1854, 1OX; do. 1866 107<; issue. 1886
Seven thirtes 1868: Money, per cent Sterling Ex-
change, lIO1S: at sight, lIO1S, Gold, 1887.
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ER0M BALTIMORE TODAY.
The Anti-NeRro Riot Last Night-Bad
Policemen, Etc. T Io

|---"--"" EWAHOUHNoW3 NGOs ~ TT
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TBLEGRAPH.l ]
BALTIMORE, July 3.-The disturbance last
evening between the negroes and whites in the
western part of the city. near Howard and
Centre streets, causes considerable excitement
There is much uncertainty as to its origin
The Anlertcdn says 1t was caused by the new
Democratic police firing into crowds of c1lored
men. The Colored Lincoln Zouave Companywas
out to welcome Thad. Stevens and Mr.. Colfax,
and on returning were unprovokedly assaulted
by the whites and police. Several shots were
fred, and one negro is reported wounded. No
whites were Injured. ll tI
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THE PAPAL CONvOCATIoN.
Episcopal Address to the Pope = Tht
Towns OF Italy Expressing Affection.

ROME, July 2.-His Holiness Pope Plus the
Ninth has just received an address, expressive
of their veneration and affection, from four
hundred and ninety Catholic prelates arch
bishops, and bishops. Deputations have ar
rived in the city from one hundred of the towns
Of Italy with addresses to the Holy Father.
There is grand Jete to-day at the Villa Bor-
ghese.
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Movements of Steamers.

3 NEW YORK, July 9.--Arrived, steamer Erin,
from Liverpool. Her advices have been anti
cipated. M '1
BosTor, July 3-The steamship Jura sailed
this forenoon, with l43 passengers for Liver
pool, and 25 for Halifax. She also takes out
SlS5, 900 in specie. rr r
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Imperial Honors to American Cltazens.

PARIS. July 2.-Mr. Beckwith, Commissioner
of the United States at the French Exhibition,
has been created an officer of the Legion Of
Honor by the Emperor Napoleon. Messrs
Charles Perkins, Lawrence Smith, Samuel B.
Ruggles, Goodwin Birney, Elias Howe, Ken
nedy, Mulat, and Chiekering. have been created
Knights of the Legion of Honor.
NJ - - =
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SECOND EDITION /
FROM EUROPE BY THE GABLES.
NAPoLBoNs SPEECH.
British Opinion of Liberty in France.

LONDON, July 2-The London Herald and
London Star newspapers published to-day, ridi-
culed Napoleon's idea ofliberty in France as ex-
pressed by him in his speech In the Exhibition
building yesterday, before the assembled people
and princes. 'l1t llf.I .trt L7 20
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-Meesrs. DE Haven q. Brother, No. 40 South
change to-day at l P. M.:-U. s. IS of 1881, llOsf
@l09t; do. 1862, ll0t@1102; do. 1864, f07a@
l07t; do, 1885, 1875 @fO7t; do, 1856, new, l06a@
1861; do. 6s, l0-40s, 1002@101; do. 7.3Os, Aug,
1868 Dl064; do, June, 1864 Dl06s ;do July, lO6iM
1861; Compound Interest Notes, June, 1864, ,llsl0;
do, July, 1854, 1l8t@ll9t; do. August, 1864,
l1st@l1sE; do, October, 1864, 117s OILY; do,
December, 1864, 1l6b@l17t; do, May, 1866, 116i
@ll6d; do, Aug, 1865, 1l5s@115S; do, Septem.
der, 1855, 116@1153; October, 1855, 1l4k@ll5;
Gold, 13St@l3S9. Silver, 1Sl3@l3S.
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No
SO South Third street, report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock
11O4@1lOl; do, 1864, 107g@lO7E; do, 1866,
1072@l0S; do. new, 1063@l062; IS, 10-4Os, 10O2@
IoI; .. s, 7.sOs, LIST series, 1865 0lO6i; do,
pound Interest Notes, December, 1864, III:
May, 1866, 1l6t; do. August. 1865, 1864; do.
September, 1856, 1l4s; do. October, 1866, llAb.
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Unfriendly Policy OF the NsighbOrIng
Powers.

FLORENCE, July 2.-In the session of the
Legislative Chambers, OF Italy on Monday,
Deputy the Signor Boxio said he knew that
Austria, and some OF the other powers, were
preparing treaty clauses hostile to the policy
of Italy.
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The steamer R. E. Lee recently made the
trip between Memphis and Cairo 240 miles,
in 16 hours and 80 minutes, against four
mile current. .r
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lively. I- IN
ATHENS June 29--The Greek blockade-run-
ner Arkadi has made her fourteenth voyage
to Gambia. She landed five hundred volunteer
recruits for the Christian tnsurgent army, two
thousand muskets and also supplies Of food
and other necessaries for the insurrectionary
forces. The Arkadl was chased by the war
vessels OF the Turkish fleet, but again succeeded
in escaping their vigilance. Omar Pasha was
preparing to make another attack on the CHS
tian position at Sphakia.
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MAXIMILIAN,s FATE
British sympathy with the Condemned
Em mperor-Juarez DeMOunced.

LONDON. July 2-Tne London Times and Lon.
don Post OF this morning express, in their edi,
torial columns. much pity for the fate of the
ex-Emperor Maximilian, of Mexico, and de-
nounce the cruelty of President Juarez In order
ing his execution. If .-fI FH
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LARGE PRIzEs.--A collection Of rare books
and manuscripts sold in Paris last week pro
duced the enormous sumsOf t2O0, 900.
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MEWS FROM MEW ORLEANS.

Refusal OF the City Comptroller to Pay
the Salaries OF OMcers Appointed by
Governor Flanders Arrest OF an
AnaUah Mnrderar
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The Prince Shot with His Face to the
Front, the Mexlcans in the Back.

his Last Words, ''Poor Carlotta l'
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Gold Medal Tor a Philadelphian.

PARIS, July Samuel s. White, of Philadel-
phia, was awarded q gold medal on Saturday
for improved artificial teeth.
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The New Haven Journal says:-rhe President
has rendered the Governorship OF our recent
Of New London, Conn, lately Democratic
Senator from Oregon, Mr.. Stark married. we
believe q Miss MouthrOp. OF New Haven, and
now lives in his native city, New London, on
the wealth he acquired on the Pacinc coast.
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LATEsT NiIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .............-JULy q.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THH EVENING TELK-
GRAPH OFFICB A.f. |.-
IA. M...-.......79 III A. M......... so IL p. M o.
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sham a. Co. - "'vA"'-
schT vicksDurR, Mccormick. castine. Day. Huddell
schT Two Marys. wnletts Newport. BlakIstOn. .eraea
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MA KIM IlLIAM.
An Omcial Confirmation of
His Execution.

MiramOn and Meiia Share His Fate.
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strong Protest Of the Prussian Minister Against
the Execution Of the Imperial Captive.

RejOicines Amone the Mexican.
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MEMORANnA.

schr Eclipse, Stout days nom Wiimsneton. N n
with naval stores TO captain. ~ ~
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General Sehofield Is here on a short visit TO
bis family at the Chesapeake Seminary, de-
signing 10 spend a few days az the heated term.
GENERAL Grant and family are expected at the
Seminary shortly, and preparations have been
made TO receive them accordingly
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Etc. ETC.. Etc, Etc., Etc., Ets
rrt~m aI .WF Wg
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F0r0dclittondE Marine Net0s see 77srd puoe.

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Schr Mary Price, Gay, Plymouth, Lathbury, Wioker
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THE WAR IN GAMBIA.

Rein forcements and Supplies for the In
surgents-Omar Pasha Operating Ac-