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THE Cannelton Reporter compli-
ments Judge PARRETT as "close
reasoner. cultivated scholar, and able
Judge" 1t regrets, however, that
his sense of official honor prevents
him from making some political
speeches. The Reporters joke en-
bodied in the last sentence spoils the
compliment contained in the first.
The Paducah Herald says: What
with the unscrupulous villains,
MEADE, SCHoFIELD, GILLIAN Il Co,
the bandits of FLETCHER in Missouri.
and BRowNLow' numbering, thIev-
ing, burning, ravishing, hell-hOunds,
in poor, degraded, outraged Tennes-
see, we have a delightful state of
affairs in the South. Nothing. we
suppose, but the homeless pleasant
ries of the Ku Klux make life en-
durable.
A VETERAN of an Albany battery.
who fought all through the war, re-
marked, recently: THE soldiers got
no encouraging words from HoRATIo
SEYMOUR when they were in the
field, and they will give him none
now"
A POLITICAL count Of the Boston
Corn Exchange has been made, with
the following result: Of two hun
dred and forty-seven members, one
hundred and eighty-three favor the
election of GRANT, thirty-three SEY-
MoUR, fifteen are doubtful, three
would not vote, and three were not in
town.
THE attempt to organize company
of white Boys in Blue at Green
castle proved failure, and ten of the
boys who had partially agreed to join
the organization became disgusted
with the whole affair, and have con-
nected themselves with the Fight
ing Boys in Blue"
THE Springfield Republican, in
commenting ON some recent rebel |
utterances in Charleston, adds:
What an extraor dinary world this
would be if all the predictions made
in South Carolina for the last ten
years should come true" /
THE Louisville Journal calls SHER-
MAN, THOMAS and MEADE satraps,"
and the soldiers slaves of the sa-
traps" 1t says, Of course they are
for GRANT, together with all swim
dlers, pimps, detectives. adventures,
bigots and blackguards," but that
& the whole respeetabilitya and respon-
sibility of the South are for BLAIR
and SEYMOUR.
THE Chicago Post says: General |
Sol. MEREDITH, last year inclined to
JOHNSON, has come out like true
soldier, and taken the stump for
GRANT
THE hands which cut down the
boys in blue ON the battle field, will
all deposit Democratic ballots next
November.
SIX Of the eleven Republican candi-
dates for Congressional honors from
Indiana. were soldiers in the war to
crush rebellion.
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Ente News Items.

Cold closed in New York, yesterday, at
Hi15.
The Democrats of the First District Tn
Missouri have nominated Erastus Wells as
candidate for Congress.
The Democrats of the Third Ohio Dis
trict have nominated c. L. Vallandigham
for Congress-.
The latest advices from Kansas are that
the Indians have left Solomon Valley,
and quiet is res ored. Most of the settlers
who were driven away were returning to
their homes. Adjutant General McAfee
reports eight persons buried, three missing
aud hve wounded. This is probably less
than half the actual casualties at least.
The Union Pacific Railroad is now COM
pleted 10 within ninety miles of Green
River. It is reported that considerable
difficulty exists at Green River City be-
tween the settlers and the agents of the
Union Pacific Railroad. the former claim
ing the right to the land by occupancy.
4 Boston dispatch, of date the 18th, says:
''Hon. George II. Pendleton arrived in
town yesterday late in the evening. The
Constitutional Democratic Club serenaded
hIm at the Parker House. He returned
thanks, during which he said that he was
on ms way to Maine. to take part in the
political campaign i'm that State"
4 Port an Prince dispatch states that the
planters az the Republic have been COM
PEELED to sell their coffee 10 President Sal
nave's agents at "a very cheap rate. The
eXcesses committed ON peaceable inhabi-
tants are Of the most outrageous charac-
ter. Salnave seems to spurn the protests
Of foreign consuis, who demand satisfae-
zion for injury done to the subjects OF their
respective governments.
A PORTLAND, Maine, dispatch says:
Through the efforts of Governor Cham
berlain, SLIT 900 of the remaining unsettled
claims OF the State against the general
government, have been allowed and paid. |
These claims were rejected at the previous |
settlement, btlt on denomination have |
been allowed.
An Omaha dispatch says the Chief Quar- |
termaster OF the Department OF the |
Platte has received orders for the immeF |
diate construction OF extensive military |
barracks, upon the Governments re- !
servation, three miles north of the city.
A New Orleans dispatch, of date the 10Th, |
says: The Metropolitan Police bill passed |
yesterday, on a strict party vote. Senator |
Trough, In a speech, opposed the bill, and /
ventilated the fact that there is not a sim |
gle check or limit 10 the amount of ex- |
pendlture under it's provisions.
a Nashville dispatch OF date the 18th, |
says: Exaggerated accounts of difficulty |
at Waynesboro, w ayne County, were pub |
Iished here this morning. Later and relia- |
ble information contradicts the report of
the killing OF three persons. No one was
killed; but three citizens were wounded,
one seriously, and several horses killed.
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Maior oommanding Battalion.
InnGN peRRnLKR IN P0SEY.

The following appointments have been
mfde for Judge l.. @. DeBruler, of Rock
p Irt In POsey County:
Springfield, Tuesday, August 18th, at 2
O'Clock T.. NJ
Wadesviile, Tuesday, August 18th, at z
o'c ocIz p. M.
New Harmony. Wednesday, August 26th,
at O'Clock y. b.
Bees Il Grove, Lynn Township, Thurs
day, August 9th at2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Cypress hool House, Point Township,
Friday, August 2sth, at o'clock p. NJ.
stripes school House, Point Township,
Friday, August 2sth, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon, Saturday, August 18th, at 2
olclocls Y. M.
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Campaign Notes.

MONTGOMERY BLAIR says it is an
open question whether he was not
wrong in opposing secession in 1861.
10 is the exceptional case in MONT
doMERY's life when he was right.
MARTIN NJ. RAY, in a speech at In
dianapolis, recommended the hanging
Of Congressman because their legisla-
ton was Objectionable to the De-
mocraey.
SEVERAL. of the White Boys in
Blue have repudiated that organiza-
tion AID connected themselves with
the Fighting Boys in Blue, at Indian
apolis.
THE German workingmen Of Gin
cincinnati are organizing a Grant
Club. Over five hundred members
have already been obtained. Let the
good werk so on.
MAINE promises to give GRANT
and CoLFAX twenty thousand majority
or more. North Carolina guarantees
fifty thousand. Little Minnesota says
she is good for ten thousand.
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR says he has
been caught up by the whirling
tide" That was what allied EARLY
when SHERIDAN got after him and
sent him whirling through Win
chester"
THE Cincinnati ConsmerciGl says
there is reason to believe that the
Democrats of this State intend max
ing formidable importations of voters
from Ohio and Kentucky, to aid them
IN carrying the October elections.
SENATOR HENDRIcKs is both for
giving and forgetful. In 1864 DAVID
GooDINa made speeches all over the
State denouneing him and his assc
ciates as disloyal. Now Mr.. HEN.
DRIcKs carries GooDING with him at
many Cf his appointments. II NAV
be, however, that this is a refined
mode of punishment adopted by Mr.
HENDRICKs, In retaliation for Coon
INGs conduct in 1864. Certainly Il
must be nauseating to advocate the
election of man who was so bitterly
denounced only four years ago.
DEMOCRATIC arithmeticians differ
wonderfully in their estimate of the
Government revenue. The Sentiae
says fifteen hundred millions have been
collected within three years. Mr.
HKsDRIcKs seldom gets above twelve
hundred, while A, 2. EDaERToN only
makes out eighteen hundred mil
lions in seven years.
AN old Confederate cavalry regi
ment in Louisiana has reorganized a,
Seymour aud Blair Club.
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- Ia - -6A ~ Ia -6A = -A4s
The Will of Thad. Stevens.
Escape of Prisoners From
southampton Jail,
Mass.
Congressional Nominations
at PIttsburg. Pa, and
Toledo, Ohio.
University Damaged by
Fire in Alexandria, Va.
Walking Match Between
Weston and Payne.
Death of B. w. Bonney.
Funeral of Mrs. Vanderbilt.
News by Atlantic Cable.
PHILADELPHIA.
rhaddeus stevens wlll-BefalcatIOn.


PHILADELPHIA, August 19.-Thad-
deus Stevens's will has been admitted
to probate. It is an autograph doeu-
ment, and contains the following be-
quests: To the Juvenile Library AS
sociation, of Caledonia County, and
the Academy at Peacham, Vermont,
$4,000; to the Trustees of the Grave
Yard, in the same town, the burial
place of his parents, $500. The varl-
Ons sums given as legacles to his
housekeeper and relatives, and of the
residue Of his estate. amounting to
about $4,000, $4,000 is to be ex-
pended by his trustees in erecting, IN
Lancaster. conditionally, or Columbia,
suitable buildings for an orphan
asylum for the INDECENT orphans,
without distinction of race or color.
Tho will is dated July 30, 1867, and
names O.. j. Dickey and Edward Nc
Pherson executors and trustees: A
codicil gives the Baptist Brethren
$4,000. eonditiOnally; and $lO, ,OOO to
the Pen nnsylvania College at Gettys-
burg. 0
Keating,, John Carrigan and Law
renee Tobin are in custody, being
prIneipa ais In the murdero US assault
on Policeman Comac and other oh;;
GERS last night. Comac is in critical
condition.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 19.-It was
reported this afternoon that Mr..
CoDat, connected with an iron estab-
llshmeent in this city, had proved a
defaulter to the amount of $50, 900
1t appears that a statement of the
work ings of the company had been
order ed to be made at a meeting for
that purpose, on Monday night, but
owing to the absence of Cobat, it was
prevented. The books of the estab
tishme mt were then examin. ed, wheI
the deficit was discovered.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, August ia
special dispatch to the Gazette says
that Rotunda University of Virginia
took FIRE accidentally, to-day, and the
building and library were considera-
bly, damaged. The train from Char
put out the fire. Loss not known.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Aug. 1S-This
evening the Office, effects. cars, en-
gines, &C., of the Washington, Alex
andria. and Georgetown Railrod Co,
were taken possession of By a Ieceiv-
t,r, under an order of the Circuit
Court, at Alexandria.
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The Corps Legislatif will re assem-
bic in December. The remaining sup-
Elementary elections for members of
the Corps Lcgislatif have been post
poned nntil next year,
At a review Of the troops at Mar
sellies, yesterday, which attracted an
immense mass of citizens, a popular
demonstration was made in favor OF
peace Loud cries were raised for
peace and against war. The crowd
was orderly. and there was no inter-
ference on the part of the police.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK, August 49,
DRY GooDs-Marxet has been generally
brisk in heavy Brown Sheetiugs to day.
in sympathy with the reduction noticed
yesterday in the prices of Lyman +, and
this had q tendency to imparI an increas-
ed activity to the market. We now quote
Atlantic A Brown Sheetings at lie; Apple-
ton and Indian Head at same price; Pa
cific 1612c; Wachusetts A, Laconia III, and
Lawrence are still at I61Sc, while Pocos-
set commands l7c; Indian Lead, 40 inches,
30c. In other scriptions of goods there
is no change to notice, and there IS fair
business doing.
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TROY. N. Y.
Walking Match Between Weston and
Payne.

Troy, New York, August 19.-
Considerable excitement exists 10 re
lation to a walking match between
Weston and young Payne, the Albany
Pedestrian, which takes place in
Rensselaer, Park Friday and Saturday.
The Park offers purse of one thou
sand dollars to the one who first ac-
complishes- one hundred miles, pro-
vided it is done within twenty-four
hours
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European Market.

Nv camel LoNDoN, Aug. l9-5 P. NJ.
CoNsoIs-CIosed at 9szs for money, and
"a for account.
BoNDs-5.2Os. 7ls,s; Erie, 3l1z; 1. c., 81; A.
s. g. W., 80.
LIVERPOOL, August 10 -S P. M.
CorToN-Closed easier at a decline OF 5sd;
middling upland 1O1zd; mfddling Orleans
lOs4d; sales of the day 10000 bales
BREADsTUFFs - Closed generally un~
changed. Flour had declining tendency,
but unchanged.
PROVISIONS Without further change.
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MONTGOMERY.
Meeting OF the tx seatIVe Committee
Of Ala bama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 10
The Executive Committee of the
Democracy Of Alabama met in this
city to-day. Delegates from forty
counties met to confer with them.
Ex-Governor Moore was made Presl-
dent of the meeting. The Commit
tie on Resolutions reported reso-
ldtious endorsing the Democratic
nominees and the platform, and
urging the people to vote at the
November election and take the laws
as they found them, and denouncing
the attempt of the Legislature to cast
the electoral vote of the State. The
resolution was adopted. The electO-
raj ticket will be selected tonight.
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FRANCE. mrYlM

PARIS, August sIy.-The Marquis
De bonneville. the. present French
Minister to Switzerland, has been APP
pointed Ambassador to Rome, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by che APP.
ncintment of Count De Sarteges tesia
seat in the Senate.
M. Gonnierere has been appointed
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of France to Belgium,
in place of Count De Comminguitond,
recalled
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PITTSBURG.
Cong ressfOnaI NOminatiOns-Mys
f0us Death by Browning.

PrrTgBURG, AUGUST 19.-Hon. Dar-
win Ph clips, of Kittaning, received
the Rep ublican Congressional nomi-
nation for the Second District this
morning. h- eu
The De mocratic Convention yester-
day nomin ated Lewis g. Mitchell for
election to Congress from the same
District.
A young man named Robert Hous-
ton was found drowned In the ALE
gheny River this morning. The man
ner of his death is a mystery.
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st, Louis Market,

BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, August 10.
TOBACco-Actiye, at full prices.
COTTUN-Nothing doing.
HEMP Sold at 81 4OC6I 65 for undressed.
FLOUR-Quiet and unc hanged, at IS 259
z 90 for Fau superfine; 81 2568 . for extra !;
S 25I10 091for double extra; SO 25@13 90
for xxx to fancy.
WHEAT-Siow and unchanged, at 81 209
81 = for choice to fancy red Fail; 81 S5(9
g Is for prime to strictly prime do.
C0RS-Heavy and dropping, at 9.@95c.
OATS-HeaHg, at 50953c.
r. RYE-DulI, AT 81 15dl %.
BARLEY-SOld at 81 90 for choice Fall.
PORK-Snaall sales at Sz9 70.
BACoN-Steady and unchanged, at I3146
1870 for shoulders; I74@I711c for clear
sides.
LARD-Choice kettle sold at Is14@IS1zc;
keg at I91Se. So
WIIsKY-SmaH sales at 81 80.
LIVE STOCK-Unchauged.
RECE4PES-sEiOur 100 barrels: wheat
800 bushels; corn $500 bushels; oats $500
bushels.
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TOLEDO. ..
Congressional SoiniEatIOn.

ToLEDo, Ohio. August 10. The
Republicans of the Tenth Ohio Dis
trict, in convention at Napoleon to-
day, nominated j. III. Ashley for cleo
ton to Congress, by acclamation.
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Cincinnati Marker.

By Telegraph.l aaCIEo1rNATI. August 10.
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull; family,
SO 00Ql0 D. f tst Fs
WHEAr-DuIi and unchanged; receipts
large; sales of l4,000 bushels at 81 0092~03.
CoRN-IfreguIar; ear, .92@94c: shelled,
held s4t 9699zc; the demand is very light.
Oars STEADY, at t556s57c for No. and ex-
ira.
RYE-In moderate demand, at 81 30 for
No. a.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
CoTToN-In limited local demand, at 29lc
for middIing.
WHIsKY-Sold at zoe in bond, but buyers
do not offer better than 65c, and the de-
maud is light.
RoYIsIoNs-Inaeiive, with very little
demand fol any articles excepting bacon
shoulders, which sold at 131z@l355c, the
latter for small lots.
BULK MEAaS-Held at 1214, AZ, 151<GI6c
for shoulders, sides. clear rib and clear
sides, but there was no inquiry; bacon
sides are held at I61zgl71ac for clear rib and
: LARD -Helda at 19c, but no inquiry.
BUTrER-duA and dropping; fresh, 329-
EGGs-At l5csIsc. the latter rate for Sc
iecfed.
CHEEsE- Firm, at 41lesI61zo for Western
Reserve and factory.
CLovER sEED-Held at lie, but there is
no demand this rate is nominal.
FLAx-Is in demand at 3 25@2 20, and
hardly any Offering.
4 GRoCERI IES-Steady; sugar, 12114l51ac; (;
coffee 201126c, the latter Tor extra.
BEEF CArrLE-Dull and dropping, at
s. 50g5 80 whole; the range for common to
prime extra shipping, So 00g9 90.
SHEEP-Duil, at % O0G3 90 per gross:
lambs, SiE2503 90 per head. /.
kIIOGs--In demand, at S. O0910 50 per gross
GoLD-At I4fs4, buy ing.
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: SARATOGA, August 19.-The Ma
tional Ch amber of Life Insurance
held its quarterly session at Congress-
Hall to- day. Letters we're received
from St. Louis asking for copy of
the forms, and legal organizations
also. from the Irwin Germania Life
Insurance G. company, asking the Cham
Der TO indel nnify it against the ex-
penses of a suit to test the validity of
certain laws. The Pennsylvania Ma
tional Capito. and Metropolitan Com
panies of New York were admitted
but not repre-. sented. ff5K.. TrfE
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GaTOLEN FROM MY STABLE ON
- the evening OF the Attn of August, "a
light shifting top Buggy, the running gesr
painted black. with red stripes Coal po&
body, painted black, win Wfeatn ia ,. Sno
oaufre- and yellow stripes above it. one
aide OF tine body has a split I'm %, eNtenu-
ing nearly It's entire length. The LnumD
screws that fasten the top, three OF eletn
are Japanned, and three are not. n Alpelal
reward will be paid for the arrest OF the
eA40A - DIR MAGENI5S,
o,,o1y atdvv Evansville, Indiana,
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EUROP e..
BY Atlantic Telegraph.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 19.-Soon after
Sappho, her Captain. issued chal-
lenge to the yachtsmen of England
for race. The challenge was imme-
diately accepted by the Following
yachts: Olive, Cambria, Onnera and
Candor. The race, which will be for
sweepstakes of e20, will occur on Fri-
start from Cowes, go around the Isle
of Wight to westward, and through
Solont, to the place of starting. Dis
tance, seventy-fye or eighty miles. o.
LONDON, August 19 = Dispatches
from Madrid state that a crisis has
taken place in the Spanish Govern
ment. The Ministers of War have
withdrawn from the Cabinet, and
the Captain Generals of Madrid and
Barcelona have resigned.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-Crop reports
from Calcutta to the 23d of July had
been received. They state that Cot
ton in the northern district of India
has suffered from the heavy rains.
and the yield in that part of the
country will fall below the estimates
of planters.
Advices from Hong Kong to July
10th have reached England via. Call
cutta. At Hong Kong a Commission
appointed to consider the subject. re
ported against the granting, by the
Colonial Government, of licenses for
gam bling. To this the. Governor of
Hong Kong made a hostile reply,
which gave great offense to the mer-
chants of the colony. 81 aIIl1
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, august -19.-Apprehen-
sions are entertained that the
recent attempt at rising against
the Turkish authorities In Bulgaria,
will be renewed. The accounts from
that quarter represent the country as
remaining in an unsettled condition,
and though the insurrectionary bars
have disappeared or been dispersed,
| indications are that preparations of a
formidable character have been made
for more extensive outbreaks. The
attention of the Austrian government
has been called to this threatening
state of affairs by the unusual demand
fer fire arms from the other side
of the Danube, and an or
der has been issued prohibiting
the expectation of arms or ammuni-
ton from Austrian Territory into the
Danubian PrineipalitIes. ava .ss5i-.J
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WORCESTER.
Escape of Prisoners from jail.

WORCESTER, August 19.-The Chi
nese Embassy arrived here on the
evening train from Albany. W
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PHALOX,s "PAPHIAN LOTIONv
For BeautIfying the Skin and Com
DIeXfOU.

Removes all Eruptions, Freckles. Pfn-
pIes Moth Biotches, Tan, etc. and renders
tbe skin soft, fair, and bE0o9nfTlq =
For Ladies In the Nursery IL is fnvalu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal.
Paph1an Lotion" is the only reliable
remedy for diseases and bleInisnes of the
Skin.
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q oI1pHFS MdFEtt.
By TeIegraph.1 MEMPHIS, August 10

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. August 10.
FLoUR-Quiet; superfine Sc 5Og7 %.
WHEAT-S2 cog o..
CORN-S5c.
OATS-576d60c.
HAY-S22 90.
BRAN-S2l CO.
CORN MEAL-S4 1901 60.
PORK-S3l o.
I1ARD-191&6t2I.
BAcoN- Firm; shoulders, at l4c; clear
sides, at IBe.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10.
coTToN-Quiet and irregular; midd1ings,
29a30c.
STERLING Unchanged.
h N. Y. SIGHT EXCHANGE per cent. pre-
MUM.
GoLD-14I54.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Steady and IN
FLOUR = Duh; superfne, IS p; AAA'
50 50al0 90; choice S1I9l4 90. o-z
CORN-DulI and declined; sales at Sl Uo0
81 10.
OATS-UneIfanged. ,,s.,
Hay -schoice at s2s so on the landing;
stock light.
BRAN-SI pal 25. -
Mess PoRK-SLeady at 81 =,
BACoN-Steady; shOulders Afc' ahu cleaI
sailss f'AED&In ine fierce Ia14c; In keg 2l14c.
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ALEXANDRIA,

Damage by Fire to @the University
office, car and Effects Of thc Wash
ingtOn, Alexandria IL georgetown
Railroad Taken Possession Of by
the Receiver.
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New YORK Geld and Stock MaFkG

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK August l9.
arooEY-Rather more active at 4@5 on
o<s;1t ISo-Qufet at 91s99z.
sEoTD-Iower and dull: opened at l458Z
o,Sd ssfter considerable huctuatfon closed
at 1448zogl4412. the exports to-day were
$4,000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Lower but at
the close they Were about steady Cou-
E5ons of 1881, II3549ll41s; do. '62, 1I39
ISL; do. '64, l0S7sGl09; do. 'G5, lilo
alIZ; do. new, I0754l9lOS; do. '67, I075kg
l091S; I0-40s, 10S5s9l031a.
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Attention. IIrant GUARDS !

The Battalion of Grant Guards will
meet at Turner Hall this (Thursday)
evening, at s o'clock.
Every soldier who desires tie cleo
ton of Grant and Colfax will be on
hand
WILL. WARREN. JR..
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WoRoEsTER, Mass, Aug. 19.-Six
prisoners escal 1ed from the jail at
Southampton y esterday afternoon.
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HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, July 19.-Represent-
atives of France, Holland, Belgium,
Prussia, and England are now assem-
bled at the Hague for the pnrpose Of
holding a conference looking to the
e0nalization of duties enH foreign