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SPAIN.
The Military Revolutionary Movement-Is
Origin and Object.

Madrid telegram OF July s, evening, says:-Tit
arrest OF the generals II officially confirmed. Ae
cording 10 the information received by the govern
ment they were In connivance with the revoutonl
lists and were preparing a movement having FOL
object 10 upset the existing order OF things The ocl
currence has been well received by public opinionl
which already preoccuped by the plans attriI
buted 10 these generals. Everyone here desiret
ambitions VI the extreme parties The sensible PRO-
gTesssts themselves applaud the energy DISPLAYED
n
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTEBDAY-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the ther-
nfometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy, 21S Broadway,
TrR n Ruildinp.--
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
dmIED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge Blatchford.
Process Of condemnation has been issaed in the
following cases.
The United States vs. i've cases plug tobacco. No
90 Water street; plug tobacco TO- 80 Water
street, and other property found elsewhere; guam
tty of distilled spirits and one STILL &c. found at No
4S2 West Forty-secOnd street; quantity distilled
spirits found at No. 302 Henry street; eight barrels
distilled spirits found at Newburg, N. "; three
tin boxes, containing 52S1a yards SIR and quantity
OF cigars.
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CRICKET.

The willow and MANHATTAN Cricket Clubs will meet
tGmorrow Thursday on the willow grounds. al
Bdiord, and play friendly Oh style game OF
rhket.
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COURT cALenDAR-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-NOs. Z, TX, II, IL,
o. a. 49, &c. So g. 81, 6S 90, 70, II, IS, 1871, l07
III. .. .trt.
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Matches to Come on.

To-day-Sohal vs.. Resolute, at Elizabeth, N. J.
Bergen vs.. EAreka, Newark, at Bergen. Mutual
va. Tri-Mou4ain, UdOn grounds. Union Of Sing
Sing, vs. Naleless, Peeksknl
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Tri.Mountain, Union
grounds. Ekford vs. Mohawk, at Capitoiine.
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(7uba \ u. "a. 30. III 5M. IN. 5M. Wh. 4h
E oxford - / 3 9 : : J Z : ! I'd ID
Out on foust Yale, 8; Ec1ord, q.
!. !
Struck out1 ale, g. N.-
Home runs-1ale l.
Out on baaesfY ale, 3; Eckfori, 10
Run out-sctord, l. i"
umplre-kr. fogers, Of the Star Club
Seorers-Aests. W0cd and Watson.
Time OF game Two hours AMI fifteen minutes.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BURCnIrr.-nAvIs.-O Tuesday, July II, at ST.
Tatricks Cathedral by Father Francis McNlerney
Mr.. GEO. uRCHILL TO Miss KATE DAVIS, oil OF this
CITY.
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Died.

MEyER-ln this city, on Monday, July 70, the wife
Of frederick Meyer, Of daughter.
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ENGLAND.
FROM QUA LONDON CORRESPONDENT.

The American Democratic Presidential Nomi-
nntion-Recepiion of the News by Ameri-
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West Thirty-ninth street, TINS WeuhesuayD eihoo"'
spIcEa.-very suddenly on Sunday, July 10, JOHN
SrIcER. IN the 5Oth year OF his age.
He has left me he has gone to his Goa;
There let all Judgment rest;
And when he sleeps beneath the sod
we will hope 1t Is all for the best
For Cod " lust and ruleth all.
Even guides the sparrow In It's foll.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dence No Is west Eleventh street, this "Wednesday
afternoon, at two oclock, without further notice
SroRM.-At Iarrytown, on MONDAY, Jniy ~, ua st.
ARDINE WALToy STORM. eldest daughter OF the ate
John q. storm and granddaughter OF the late
stephen Storm, OF this city, aged 10 years a'd
the fr,ends and relatives Of the family and hose
OF her stepfather the Rev. Edmund Guiioert ae in'
ved to attend the funeral on THURSDAY r @,enopR
town, without further notice. Carriages vii be
at the depot on the arrival Of the 1850 a. train
from New York.
TAYLoR.-On Tuesday. July q, at Iorsg city,
GoRHAM COFFIN TAYLOR, son Of Asher and sarah O.
Taylor late OF New Haven Conn.,, in the 3S' year OF
relatives and friends Of the family are bvited TO
attend the funeral services, at the residece OF his
father 81 Washington street, Jersey iity. this
mains will be taken to M'ddlepwn, n. j., on Thurs
day morning for interment
ToBN.-On Tuesday, July q, MARY, laughter Of
Richard and Johanna Tobin, aged II ycay, months
The relatives and friends Of the famiyare respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, fpm the resi-
dence of her parents No. Rutgers STREET on Thurs
day afternoon at half.past one o'clock -
UHDERDowN.-on Monday, July 9, ELizABssTrss
HAWTHORN wife OF william II. Undedown, aged %
years months and IL DAYS. ,f
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully m
vited to attend the funeral, from st. George
Astoria, on Thursday afternoon, at tree ociocA'
London tEnglandl papers please cPy. =, r,o,,.n
vRBELAND.-On Tuesday, July ~ -, wss.in~
Neighborhood n. j., Mrs. NAOMI vEeELANp, ~'"o"
Of Jacob vreeland In the seth yearo1 her NY, -.
The relatives and friends are United to attenn me
funeral, on Thursday afternoon, ~ three o'c'"cA'
from his late residence, near the bndge. Tai.
wIGHr.-Suddeny, In this city m aue ~ hsy 80"
al, ALEXANDER WIGHT In the 6stf year OF ms age.
The relatives and friends OF the AMY ny rss
fully invited to attend the funeral from MS ase resi-
dence, so King street. on THURSDAY morn,ms' ses
O'Clock. The remains will be taken 70 Ne" hs'sn
woops.~On Monday, July %. yosEpn MOODS
youngest son OF Bernard p. ana mary A. "ooo''
The relatives ana friends Of the family are rel
spectfuly Invited to attend the funeral IRON tns
residence OF HE parents lee East Forty ninth ereef
on wednesday afternoon, At Two O'CLOCK. WHOM
further nOtira
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

On Sunday night, the 10th, Thomas Dameron.
living At Roanoke, No., after having retired to
bed With his family discovered his house was on
fire. His family had barely time TO save them
selves. Mrs. D. started with her youngest child
about eighteen months old, for the window, bat
from some cause dropped il. 1t was burned up.
Its little bones were found near the sindow next
morning. The house and smOke-hOase were
burned, with every thing they contained.
The Northwestern Hotel. on West Water street,
Chicago, was Destroyed by FIRE, on the 24ih. Loss
<50,0e0, insured for $25 900. A large BAN iu the
reSr Of the hotel, belonging to A. G. C0urson,
was also destroyed. andtwenty-two horses burned
to death. Courson's loss Is not less than SIS 0O0
Incendaries. after firing four different tene-
ments, In Buffalo, set fire TO the Union elevator
which was burned to its foundation. The bark
VIM. Treat. lying in the slip. had her rigging,
masis and bulwarks considerably damaged. The
eleSator was owned by Hon. ID. s. Bennett aud
Sherwood 4 Co. il was salued at $50 900 and was
insured for SIS, ,75e. The VIM. Treat was valued
SIS 900 and was insured for sls, 900.
FIRE at Jackson, Michigan. on Sunday, de-
stroyed wilcox's block. occupied by the Peoples
National Bank Younglove 4 Co., Rrocers, for
warders and tobacconists; Hbbard Bros, fancy
goods. Total loss $40 900, insurance $40 900. The
ire caught from store pipe.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29
HOUsE-FURNIsHING Gooos.
CHEPARD, ABBOTT n CO..
IS CAMP sRrEET.


v.r'peefu'y call the attention Of public 10 our -s'
assorted stock Of
cRocKERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNfsHIsG GOODS
which We are Offering greatly reduced prices FOR CASH
City Country Buyers uld do well 70 call and examine
eus stock and PkICES before making their purchases
sHEPARD, ABBOTT CO,
IS Camp street
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29
WASHING MADE EAs1
BowMAN's PATENT TRIUMPHANT

Premium recommended by Loussns stats Fair" Of
1858. 70 the AMERICAN WASHING COMPOUND the
greatest sd best invention of the age. and we
friend wsshbosrds and mach entirely
date Instead Of whole day In tedious washing
be dsne in from hours with the American
Washing Compound Wherever II has been used the old
fashioned Soaps ccmpsrsvely Of
One Quarter the price Of the idhioned Soaps and be
with hard son With perfect It win not
injure the clothes in the slightest possible Il viii
entirely Remove Grease spots and Paint and preserves the
clothing II labor It TINA Il money IL
patience Is the best thing the World and s
ing With universal appreciation Il only needs trial to
any Of it's utility and economy II
washing nice quick and cheap the Amercsn
Wa hing Compound and you viii be without H. For
sale by CIV. W. GOODWIN, Agent.
Corner Custcmhouse and Peters street and
Grocer- Druggists Renera1v
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

GAINEs a. RELF,
100 CANAL STREET.
Wishing to reduce their large stocko
Decorated China,
DINNER SETS. CHAMBER SETS. TABLE TOLL
SETS, COFFEE SKIS. TEA SETS FLOWER
VASES, ETC, ETC.,
French Broszes and French Marble Clocks
English and American Plated CAsToRs. FRUIT BOWLS
WALTERS, WATER PiTCHERS COVERED DISHES,
CANDLEsTIcKs BPBRGNEs. TEA URss CAKE and
BREAD Baskets. Dish COVERS,
silver Ware and Gas Fixtures,
Respectfully solicit the attention ofpurchse their Stock
which they offer for sale greatly reduced prices which
they feel assured viii satisfy Of the sbove
articles.
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Dr. Hswe's Mode Of usins . vacsu..

ExTkA...-....... ..-...--......-..''srh hciAA'
Dr. Hewe's Mode Of Using . vacuun.
By ef stnephee pressure local and internal
gssticns instantly relieved which restores health IN
large Of dseAss II vigorous circulation Of blood
Into and through part operated upoa Of which
neushes nviEorstes and snsrEes permanently small weak
ssns By restoring be equilibrium sf nsures blood
them; By which Il 70 reliable remedy for ParAlss8
Shrsnken Parts Imposency weak Sexual Power Srema
terrhoa Seminal DsrHngement Diseases from Sell khuss
Painful and Incontincnceof Urine Enlarged rrosts OSs
Gest variossls certain FERNS sf Structure WI
ether rarely Hundreds have been treated So
oessfally.
His Medical baths -
osnssssutie.si syphiis Diseases. H.msr
Rheumatism and kssuy the systsn which nsdicpss
scns fail rssoh bat used together elect wondsr1
Private Diseases Cured sassdlls.
Remedies prepared and furnished for al forms sfdIseass
acute and chronic Of either
Ohice hours from A. n. 10 n. Consultation free.
Treatment cash Charges Moderate Strictly confidential
A 7. HOWE, n D.. Il Bsronns street.
Near Canal. New Orissna
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

The Institution founded the approved scientific
principles for tn positive Of all disesses-CH a0N1C
PRIvAfE and SPECIAL
DR. McEvOY has successfully treated for the last twenty
Eve yesr, s disease. pecu TO Men, Women and Child
bence the unfortunate may obtain the bene6t Of the
Doctors extended experience and great medical skill
DR. DUFF's sfn treatment Syphilis Gsnorrhcsa
Gleet mpotepey, Seminal weakns End all diseases Of the
Sexual Organa In their most aggravated forms. Is vel
known
DIS. scEvoY and DUFFs charges moderate Cures
In al guaranteed Ths Medicines warranted Of
the purest quality; prepared by DR TH0S q. GR FFfN
Of London. at Drug Store. thus gvi tents
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES. scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted invited TO call and examine mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs neshing We answer al
communications By mail with dispatch aud give consulta
tions in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars address call at the Institute
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

hs Board Of Directors declared dividend Of ncsr
dollars share the stockhoders said dividend 70 b
placed 70 the credit Of unpaid stock They have
further resolved six
sg certhcsss Of Scrip 70 the holders thereof and after
Company continues to insure against the psr Of tns
teas rivers and loss damage e the
insuring.
DmEcToRs-J. r. Elmer, A. ChiapsllA n W. Ogden, 4
W. Adams, j. j. Fernandez Coutin 0oldsein Saloy
y. 9enerss Schmidt @. Kohn, J. A sslgnourst
John Adams. Victor Burths. O. Blanchin.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

Ia CTs = MsssrA n. kiersr Holisoss-, No. 40
IL Manufactures the Malakod Bttsrs.
0entemenl hsv- examined tbs patent that granted
by the u Government for manufacturing the Nsskon
Btte and found In the Ingredients employed copound
well calculated ~ excite In good order t1e digestive
have prescr bed aid 3itters several times and IN
every instance had occasions their benedcf
effect remsn. gen.emsn, vey rsspeetIuly your most
ob>dient servant A MERCER, NJ D. 1876 Canal street.
xamined the patent you hold for the
Maakon Bers and find nothu9 IN the Ingredients thereof
cordial aromatic bitter. n. A SMITH M d.
Your Malskon Bntsr-, which have exsminsd do nof
contain ingredients injurious health may
Yours NJ HrHUPPERr. ID.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

PH HfsIClANS---DR 1GlSTc.
NEW oKLEAss
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
eS4 Magazine street. Corner OF Poeyfarre.

PRor. JOSEPH A. NcEvoY. Surgeon in Oharge
On. J. BALDWIN DUFF. Y. Assistant
DR. TH0s. g. GRIFFIN..... Pharmaceutical Chemist
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-12-19

cred IN $4,000 insurance m blle
Meleha aal Of fais nd
6000in ollant
ATr BsEleeaa o
to be aboH GOO insured fa
$4,000 I'D the Onion Marine ar
Eile Insurance Company lIs
eitv tae internal revenue clieeg
together with lts entire contents,
books, papers and fl7lnitgIe Isl d
total loss ValUe unknoWn. No
insurance
The feed and grocery store of IN
/ C 9orhan go. gitord q
3utldlngg lHlnaealassiY !slolnlng
sl9 sAa AF ~, e@e
\ I'M, FS 75ltaf avteY4i. ~ Unknown
s4;e, N ail'a 6fbi8o stara aisn
a .,ss,5e ~, n F8eeiivag aen
s;5a,sssla gsaaea v Wafey ha
t3,,+ ,,,ss;oI, 3iJI TN sfsai.gi i3s.
I Ill ,53 ar.Fg,i8.sra
$500 lass nv ba fre wili
faH sSoT4 81 Did on WHICH,
W llgla insl,rs4,,a
Nv 9lag 6aa5. ,,5 IN s,lss,sisas IS ma
.;:,s af fba 8ia biit 4,a Avai
s@s 55,i;,sio,5 Al 4I,s4 N, vas i.5e ,esrk
IN s53 ipcan5liarv Tbere are sonao
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-12-19

WAsIIE I0N, Dec. s. Ihe Pies
idents Message Will be sent I'd
Congress tomorrow a6 1 O'clock
~ The tasftleIlt begins 5Y calling
tha attention 81 Congress t0 the|
Continued flisorg anizad condition.
af States oil The Union under the.
various reeonstrucbien laws. A
tinely rep0 cation of these injurious
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-12-19

attempt ea tae
on an d9ina1a9ia
nefs OF c0lo G. taa
b II not aest
ndlY rela tons taat hatl 9Ieglol1s-
II eSssd between them, ana ma-
taal ~ I engaacleTea al
fael ariflg Nhic aea
in some instances to COLLISION and
bldodshad has prevented that co-I
3ae sion between tiae 1--WE races
sssaii 6o the SUCCESS q e iIi-
dust ellte 5rises iil One potbileTEl
Tie enbiga Union has been ASK
atea 9v grove a9pranens1911s "a
2ieh ni inyoIve tile
Il e6 oil the nation The Federal.
/ Cons titdaon IS now ad8qaate to
Ithe settlement al tae questions
CROW ont al the civil war
The President reviews tae con-
| dition 81 tie country since tile end
II Oh f4AN3 EN4hFl48A +rAtt e41Ts tRyh3s
are hot narTantad 5Y tle Cons
/ tlOIl Lac repeal QI BAalA lB
ma ed fh8 ra5ea 0f fae tenure
Bof Office bill is demanded by the
Best interests of the country. Tho.
aBDFopliation ac6 of arch 2a,
EI867 interfering With fhe Pres
Ed constitutional fHnetiaIs as
5r faancL Chief, ana denying
to States the Iight t0 protect them
EselYes 9T means of their own Iaill-
sia. should be repealed.
Iha financial aifairs need inline-
ci3gB attention. Ihe pubic e17
4 penses are unprecede nted Here
\ the President sets forth substan-
ItiaIlv his letter to Cen. Ewing
al rf 7 @-s1I va1J4n oT ao4tlgr
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-12-19

airee Nj 5aa people 3As4
M 8V hs agency o eieelel
second stinot desiga i0R
Bersoh ho sh discharge
tlis duties Of Ieadentln TIE eYsllq
of Is saney is the Offices Of Bo5A
President ant Vice EresiaeIF.
hird, tie election 81 Senators gy
Il 6iraeb vote 81 the people "a the.
several States. aurth, the lltllIa-
n to the period of years vi tll8
terms of tha Heaaral Judges.
Caneluding, the Pres DEM says I
+ iet us earnestly hope that 58-
fore the expiration of our respect
iye terms al service, now rapid IA
drawing to q close. a1l All-Wls8
Providence VIII SO guide pun eou1l-
sells as to Strengthen aad preserve
the Federal Union inspire reYeI-
ence FIJI the Constitution, restore
prosperity and Happiness w 9rF
whole people, and promote oa
earth peace and good Will toward
men Gro.
q 4
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0ur citlzsns a1a under sNeaa's1
ol3li ions 3 ostina set
Chas Gs end to
Ilonis Levy I town
large antibF d mali matter
has bssa 81 eral
lionvis for several weeks q
8Ea. T.e kindly 8rou tlae
mai here taaeteF order 9n tiae
P5stl a YeElnillionYille from.
lI. Ella spool
Wa have had no other mai ior
about si1 weeks, and cannot say
when we may expect another, ss
no ono has yet obtained tae con
tract tor carrying Me hear
that several have applied for the
contract
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-12-19

a sampl6 of the fibre III the
celebrated Ranii8 plant, with y
pamphlet containing d fllll dessrip
lion of the mode of IT'S oultiYa
ton price, SCI, can be seen at
This Office
Reoeived rom i Brnelnet 9e-
Bat I Office at E F Fgin !
Seed Store, l04 rayier Street,
M Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

Statee as quickly as thev are; bot there Is no
doubt thar communicati % will be vevy ma ch
aceeierated. ifs a. il sa d, merchant or bfose-
O. Psrs VIII be able Ii e.aily to speak Iu 10
New York.
II may poesibly Be . saneuine calculation
tD1t me->cgcs between tho cit NAV then be
sent and answered in beh su hour, aud that
me sag, may be sent rom Berlin or Frank
Tort % New York ana ensweryd within an
hour: but the difference OF time must obviously
be very greet II 10 thought also that the
dir ctpess End simplicity OF this route will
very much DIM '1ish ihe chaucel of communi-
c..iion with a 4meric7 being rom time to time
put out Of gear. Oc0 n telCzraphy has now
been crii d to such pei fiction that there
ie more lear Of mshap by land than by
sea: and, in peint of fact, DURING the last
two W nters, when we have several times
been charmed by the stoppage OF mes
Sc ges, the explanation has IN each case a
that stoi ms had blown dowa the l3nd tele-
grsp' S, sonnet mes IN Eewfouudlapd, some
Tim on tie Amer;esu MARYLAND. From this
niger, whatever 1t may, amount 10, t,e new
f1e will t,t xenpt. As the capital IL viii rep
sent VI, 1t sta d, be onlv f1,0s0 0I %, and As
tue worki.S expenses, with only two a.
TORS lat Brest and New York; Ought to b.
very small, IL is problb'e thai thj, proj~ct will
bring the lr yury OF t-legrap ng acros. :he At
lantic wi'h,n the re,ch OF persons OF vervmod-
crate means A cable laid aero the English
channel, irom Falmouth 20 Br"st. would Also
give MS t1e benelit Of IT. tits understood that
The new Atlantic Cable WIN be ready for laying
next Jrpe.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.
The New Cable to be Ready June, 1869
lFrom the Pail Mall Gazetta.l

ItTOm lQe fdA GAuii
As the Mont,ur has now confirm ID in an
official manner the statement Of a concc sion
Of the rs-ht Of laying down a subnariae tele-
graph cable between Brrst and the United
STATES, 1t may be worth while TO menuop few
of the particulars of this enterprise. A cor.
responding conce ssion has bren granted by the
state OF New York, and the cable will be
laid dir ct from Brest to New York city. This
concession is understood 70 be an EXCLUSIVES
ore-on the French side, at any rate-for
The grounds upon which the projectors baye
found favor with the French aud New York
State Governments have b. en-, chiefly, that the
proposcd cable Will obviate the eircuity and
DELAY incident to the present line, and Will
also L sen the existing liability 70 casualties.
By the only route we now fave not less than
four subm Srine cables have, to be EMPLOYED.
while the ell ctric fluid has to perform fsur
land journeys also before a me sage nm he
sent from the Continent OF Europe to New
York.
English Channel;2, the Irish Sea; 3, the Allan.
TIC: 4. the sea between Newfoundland and the
Americsn Continent; while the wires have also
TO be carried across England, Ireland, new.
foundland, and, lastly, from the coas. Of Brit.
tish America southward to New York. n is.
perhaps, surprising that with this circuitv
nesssees are sent nom Europe 70 the United
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fELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
Psrliament-Prspseed Tssr Of Queen Vic.
toPin.


Parliament-Prspseed Tssr Of QseeD Vic.
tsFiP.
LONpoN. July % Lord stanley last night
informed the House of Common that the de.
c,siou of he lower Spanish courts, establ'sh z
the legshty Of the seizure OF the Towado, had
en- corh. med bv the supreme tribunal in
Spsin. Lord Stanley made no disclosures as to
what seton the Government of Great Britain
would take in view Of tbs dec sion.
On IN Vic.oria win leave England on the
5to OF Eugust, going first to Paris, whence she
will make tour through France, Switzerland
and Germapy, end will retoln to England
about tie 1st Of SepismiT.
LONDON, July 28-Forenoon.-Consols, "a & a
~; y. s. BONDS, 73j.a73A; Illinois Central,
rs y; Eric, .3x.
LivHRPOOL, July 2S- Forenoon. - Cotton
market opens irr~ gulsr; sales estimated Al 6,OO0
bales. Ell 'ssufs heavy. Pork dull. Bacon
We Cd on the spot, 4Sd. 20 arrive.
LONDON, July .S-Af ernoou.-U. ). Bonds
clinins % 72ha'2a: Illinois Central 10 e5.
LIVER-ooL, July % Afternoon. - Cotton
dun; Uplands, 9Sd; Orleans, 104d. Sales
es' mated a. S,U balSs. California wheat, lbs
I'd. o -ts, 3s. Sd. Flour flat, 2s5. Cd. Corn
eds ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

The eject OF the New York hank sfa,ement
Tor last week increased the cling Of ease in the
money market, End the banks are free oIerers
OF money on call at 3ai per cent. The Western
cities appH r TO be better supplied with money,
and are disposed 10 allow theiI funds to accunn.
uiate y ifa their New York AGENTS. This con-
dltion OF ease may be expected ID continue un.
III tne grain crops co'ae 10 market when the
extraordinary abundance Of the crop is likely
TO CT 1aie very cctive dema nd Ior noney; for
with the generally low condition of stocks of
brcadstufs throughout ths world, the prices
In our markets are not likely TO decline Ia pro-
portion 70 the inerraSe in our crop. The dis
count market Is moderately Supplied with CON.
mercisl bills, prime names beng current at 6a7
per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
by Banke and brokers TeIeera

Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and opds
In nome and foreign markets al follow
NEW YORK, July 2s.-First Board-U s s's
LII, coupon, 115Je; 5.20's, 1867. coupons II4L
1864, coupon lily, 1865, coupons, ll2x; IsS5
coupon, new, 1C9S; Saws, ic67, coupon. Ia9k
lO.40's, coupons, IT. (; 7.1'ssecond. none: 730's
tnlrd.lS; Pacific Mail, 100; Ohio and MissIs.
sippl Certificates, 3nS; Mariposa, S; Atlantic
MAIL, 30; Canton, AN; C0mb'ld, 3a.; Western
Y. telegraph, IS Z; Quicksilver. 22k: Boston
water Power, II: N Y. Central, l35S; Ere
69S: DO. preferred. "A; Hudson, 1873; Reading
rs; Michigan Central, llsk; Michigan Sourh.
ern, !2H; Illinois Central. $50; Cleveland and
Pitisbura, e94; Northwestern, So do. prerd
wy; Cleveland and Toledo. rex: Rock island
1GsH: Fort Wayne, HOY; Alton 9, Terra Hqut ts'
llh: Toledo Wabash, -; Adams Ex., 51k;
Wells, Fargo & CO. Express,'6H American K
press, ASK; United States Express. 80: Msr.
cosnts Union. 24S; Chicago & Al'ou. I37: do.
prfd, 13. Market strong. Gold, IA