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Stakes OF 10 sovereigns EACH with 400 added for
foals OF 1865 colts l22 lbs lilies III bs the owner
OF the second horse TO receive 100 s0veregns out OF
three-quarters; II subsriSesss
The race was won by Mr.. J. scott's b. c. ylscount
oy inc Marquis out a OF CUsambine; Colonel Pear
ply, seconds Mr.. Savile's bl. c. Blueskin, by Skin
msher, out Of DOeskin, third, ano Mr. Bowes' b. G.
The Spy, by Underhand, out OF Victoria fourth.
The betting before the was six to Une against
ViscOunt, five to one against Capable, siA 70 one
against Blueskn, and twelve to one against the spy
The York Cup-yaue 200 sovereigps, with 100
added three year Odds to carry los lbs four years "
carry ll9 lbs, i've to carry l24 lbs, six and aged
126 lbs, with penalties and allowances; the second
to receive 20 soveregns CIT Of stakes; two miles.
The race was won by Mr.. J. Johnston's three years
old bay colt Mercury, by LambtOn, out OF starngnt;
Newminster, out of Souvenir, second, and Mr. w:
@. Benefits bay horse Dolby, aged by Daniel
ORourke out OF Highnyer's dam, third. The betting
Mercury, three to one on StrathcOnan and three to
one against Dolby. No others started.
me Nursery Handicap Plate OF 200 soyereigns, FOR
the same owner may run for this race; I'VE furongs.
Won by Mr. w. Owens b. T. Light Cloud, by Caven-
dish, out OF Maid OF the Mist; Lord Stamford's b. T.
Amity, by Citadel, out of Amorous second; Lord
third.
Light Cloud; two to one against Amity, and ten to
one against the Kettledrum colt.
Fourteen started.
three years old to carry ia lbs; four 1888 lbs Ave.
lao lbs six and aged, 141 lbs. Three miles. Won
By Lord stamford's three years old Dr. T. Happy
thought, by Thunderbolt, out OF Rupee; Mr.. Bowels
three years old CHI. f. Booty, by Buccaneer, ont Of
Aud Acquaintance, second Mr.. w. Davies three
years old Oh. T. Fair star, by Cape Fyaway, out Of
The betting before the race was four to one against
Happy Thought; four to one against Booty, and two
TO one against Fair Star.
Four started,
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN August 21.-The steamer Louisiana,
Captain Forbes, which left New York august g. ar
rived here to-day, on the way to Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, August 21.-The Royal Mall steam
ship Scotia, Captain Judkns, which left New York
on the 18th Inst, arrived at this portat half past
nine last evening" after splendid passage.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 2l-The steamship Hol-
satia, Captain Ehlers which LEFT New York on the
11th instant arrived at this port ut MIN O'Clock this
forenoon, on the way to Hamburg.
GLASGOW, August 2l.-The steamship Caledonia,
Captain Mcdonald, OF the Anchor lin, arrived In
the Clyde late yesterday afternoon, u the way to
this port.
LONDON, August 2l.-The steamship William Penn,
Captain Billings, which left New York on the Sth
instant, was sgnalled ut the mouth o the Thames
late yesterday afternoon and arrived Il her wharf
this morning.
DISASTER AT SEA.-LIvERPoOL, Aumst 21.-In.
formation has been received here that the ship En-.
terprise, Captain Merrill, has put into Fayal This
ship left this port on the 2d OF July List for New
York. She experienced hurricane whgl few days
out and was obliged to put into the tbOve named
port to repair. The amount Of damages has not
been ascertalned
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SUPREME cnus1-xNss cauAn-spec,l rras.
An Oi! Company Case Disposed Of--ISapoEtaut
to SpeculatOrs.
Before Judge Lot

Before Judge Lott
This case tried in February last. At that tims
the testimony very fully reported in the HERALD
Subjoined is Judge Lofts opinion in full
George Cochran and Others against Harmana,s r.
Hubbard ana Others.-The issues in this action
having been tried before the undersigned, OF the
Justices of this court at special term OF the county
spective parties having been duly considered ! do
find the following conclusions OF fact:-First. Thas
procured the right and privilege Of purchasing
certain LANDS In Crawford county, In the State
to to IN ~ eo$ nssdn n hi for
limited time; that before the expiration OF
that t., time ne entered entered, into an agreement
quired the right OF purchasing the lands described
In schedule A, annexed to the complaint, substan-
said defendant; that the said Hubbard procured the
plaintiffs, or those represented BY them, or under
whom they claim, rs stated In their complaint, to
unite with him and others In an agreement to pur
chase the said lands with the object OF forming An
under whom they claim as stated in the complaint
paid the several amounts or sums paid by them to
carry out that object; that all the money so paid
q said land and the said Hubbard caused Convey
anGe thereof to be made to John l.. Spader, one OF
the defendants, and Ransom b. Human, OF
the plaintiffs, as trustees for all the parties In
interest under agreement: second, that the de-
PENDANTS Ingersoll and Hubbard did not.
did either OF them, agree with the PLANTING
or those under whom they clap to purchase the
obtain the same, ut any other price sum than
that stated in the agreement signed by them respec
lively Third that the said Defendants IBgersoll and
Hubbard. did not make such false and fraudulent
presentations to the said plaintiffs, or the parties
subscribers parties to the said agreement 10
make the payments made by them aforesaid as
alleged In the complaint Upon the preceding facts
do ind az conclusion OF law that the plalntifrs
are not entitled 10 the relief demanded by them
their complaint, or any other relief Ia this action.
and that the defendants are entitled to Judgment.
with COSTS including extra allowan OF $500,
half OF which is allowed TO the defendant lngersol.
and the residue to the defendants appearing by VIII
liam H. Bergen as their attorney. A judgment in
accordance with this decision Is directed TO be
tered By the clerks OF Kings county.
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CUBA.

Sugar md Provision Mnrkets-FreIghts and
Exchange.
HAVANA, August 81 1868.
The following are the closing prices Of merchandise
for the week ending to-day
The sugar market is dull. Nos. 10 to - "a quoted
at Ia "a reals per arrObe Nos. Is to 20 at sH a
9a4 reals MuscovadOes are quiet at a az reals.
Moasses-Clayed dull at AZ reals; muscOYado or
common Is quiet at O reals.
Lard Is firm at 19c. per pound in tierces and 21c.
In twenty-five pound tins Hams-1Sc. per pound
for common sailed and 231c. for sugar cured. Lun-
ber-$20 1913 per thousand feet for white pine; SO
for pitch pine.
Freghts are dull; per box Of sugar to Northern
ports 81; per hid. sugar, 81 rs.
Exchange unchanged.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN August 81
SP M.The following are the closing prices at our
Stock Exchange t0-day:-COnsOls for money, 9S7x;
consOls for account 93s; United States ve-wenties
Tx; Illinois Central 81: Atlantic and Great Western
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FeANKFoRT, August 2l.-
United States fve-twenty bonds. 751l 75I for the
issue OF 1862
PARIS BoURsK.-PARfs August 2l.-The Bourss
closed quiet last even ing. Rentes, Tof 47c
LIVERPOOL COTrON MARKEr-LIvERpoOI August
2l-5 p. M The cotton market closed active and
buoyant at further advance of 3D., making a
total advance Of IA. since the opening. The follow
ing the authorized closing quot DEMONSTRATING
upands, lO; middlng Orleans I'D. The sales OF the
day foot mp 900 bales Circulars give the total
istock OF cotton ahoat from all ports bound 10 Liver
pool at 722 900 bales OF which only 5000 bales are
en- route from United States ports. The market for
the week has been unusually active the total sales
having aggregated 100000 bales. The market has
been generally with an upward tendency, ana prices
OF American descriptions are fully I'd. per pound
higher than at the close OF last week. The follow
mis- Week. Last Week.
Middiing nplands ............. l0kd. lod.
Mlddling Orleans ............. 1Osfd. Iohd.
Of the above sales 600 bales were taken by expor
tiers and 5000 on speculation, leaving upwards of
has been sensiby diminished by the large sales dur
Ing the week Including cargoes on shipboard yet
unladen, the stock in port is estimated at $40 600
bales OF all sorts, OF which $4,000 bales are Ameri-
can, against 100000 last week.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPOoL,
August N-5 =. M.-The market closed quiet.
Wheat-l2s. Cd per Genital for California white and
los. 1Od for No. red Western. Flour declined Is,
idst safes Deix mdue AT us. per Dol. Tor western
canal The last sales OF mixed Western corn were
made at s4s Cd. per quarter. Barley bs per bushel.
Oats, U.s. I'd. per bushe. Peas, AIS. Cd per 5O4 lbs
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LTvBRPOOI, Au-
gust H-s p. M.-The market closed unchanged.
Bacon advanr ed 1885,, the last sales OF Cumberland
cut being made at b4s. per cwt. Pork Is firm, but
unchanged Beef 102s 3D. per tierce OF 304 lbs. for
extra prime mess. Lard. Cos. per cwt Cheese, COS.
per cwt for the best grades of American fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Au-
gust 21-5 p. M.-Turpentne has declined 3D., and ia
now quoted at 2es, Cd per cwt Rosin. IS. Cd: per
w inA and for
fine.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDON, August 21-
p. M-Calcutta linseed, 82s. 3d. Sperm OIL $50 per
ton. Tallow, ass per cwt. Glover seed, 52s. per
cwt. for American red. Sugar 1858. 3D. per cwt. for
No. IL Dutch standard Whale Oil ESQ per ton. Pc
troleum is quiet, at Is SID. per gallon for refined
and IL I'D. for spirits. Iinseed OIL ES1 per ton.
Linseed cakes, f12 So. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, August 2l-Pe-
troleum Is quiet, at 81 III for standard white
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TILE NATIONAL GAME.
Ecisfor6 vs.. keystone, of PhiIa deIpbtu

Eclkfor6 W.. keystone, OF PhiIadeIvbfu
The game between these clubs Yesterday I'M 10 the
eighth inning was ore Of the most lame, loose. tame
and tedious AFFAIRS of the entire season. Neither
party played with any becoming spirit and the scor-
ing that was done was chiefly obtained by errors in
the held. The playing was only mediocre through
out. The game had dragged Slowly during three
hours and by most strenuous work the Eckfords had
crept up to and got one beyond Their oppo-
nents. The ninth inning was commenced
and those who had become tirc0 OF the
game SO far now became nerved with excite.
inent. The PhadelphIans got one rum which placed
the game at tie before they were disposed or Then
the Eckfords took the bat amid an awful silence.
The first two strikers were placed on the retired st
In short order Then Martin took the stick Carefully
did Bechtel pitch and Eweil watch, and Martin was
very particular about the height the ball should
come at, as he knew safe hit was his clubs only
chance. He got to his base ON 'three balls, and
subsequently got to third and home on passed balls,
thus securing the game. Two more runs were after
wards added to the Eckford score, making the totals
rs given below. Mr.. Smith, as umpire, was as I'M
partial In his judgments man could be, but he
seemed to have decided objection to bear down
heavily with the rules on the pitchers and batters
and 10 That fact may be attributed the extraordinary
length oil the game. The score Is as fOllOws:--
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CITY POLITICS.

Republican state Executive Committee.
The members OF this committee are getting things
in readiness to accomplish the large amount OF po-
litical business entrusted to them and awaiting their
disposal room has been taken ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. There was q long session yesterday but
nothing Of importance was transacted, except simply
arranging for putting themselves In active working
harness on Monday next, the time TO which they ad-
journed.
The first business transacted will be the making out
or list Of speakers TO canvass the state IL Is pro-
posed to make this list more extended and embrace
wider scope Of stump speaking talent than In any
previous political campaign. After this matter Is
satisfactorily arranged will follow the more lab0r0us
work of preparing campaign documents. In this re-
gard IL also the intention TO go greatly ahead Of
any previous issues Of political literature The CON-
mittee win be I'm session daily after Monday.
For the benefit OF the initiated we give below the
names OF the commttee:-H. X. Low, chairman;
James Terwger, secretary; Waldo Hutchins, trea-
surer Hamilton Harris A. u. Wait, Joshua O. Able,
James w. Hustled, Lewis Kingsley, +. A. Merritt,
Sinclair Toucey, Henry y. Lake, Silas Is. butcher,
Ira 0. Miller, members.
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The Gerr,an Demecrat..

The General Committee OF the German democratic
Union party held very largely attended meeting
las, night at schmenger's Germania Hall. Third
avenue. near Eighteenth street Mr. q. Ottendorfe r
being IN the chair and Mr.. A. Goettmann secretary
The bu.Iness OF the meeting may be compr chen
sively summed up as follows:-Collecto r. are
TO be appointed to procure money TO defray the ex-
peyscs OF that portion OF the campaign to &c attend.
c6 10 by this organization. meet na OF the
Central Campaign Association Is to ms held next
Thursday at the Casino on HOusts u, street. 20
which all clubs OF less than one hundred
members may send three those OF more than one
hundred may send five delegates. 10 being under.
stood though not expressly men Toned that this il
intended as the means TO conso tdate the two wings
OF the German democrats into one body for the pre-
s.nt election. Resolutions ere then passed favor
ing the nomination and cleo don OF John A. HOFFMAN
as Governor OF tne state and II was requested that
each ward should lie REPRESENTED at Albany. ON the
2d OF september next, by q numerous delegation OF
0crman oemQ*ra.s 70 urge his nomination. This re-
quest was extensively responded To by representa-
ttvcsffOIu Ml Vo wards, and great Influx OF Ieu'
! tlat dal. -
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Arrival and Enthusiastic Reception Of MIR.
Fendietoa nj Augusta.
AUGUSTA. August n, 1868.
non. Geo. n. Pendleton, Of Ohio, arrived here this
morning from Bangor and was met by large dele
CATION OF democrats, cavalcade and two bands OF
music he was welcomed by Mayor Williams. In
the afternoon he addressed q mass meeting In
front OF tne Court House for two hours He discussed
me political affairs of the country with earnestness
Gram FAIRNESS, paid high compliment to General
,,;.h saying that he GRANT had been entrusted
NJ - Iss bowers and had never abused the trust
an e was stehsa to by vast crowd atenvely to the
cheers sna Wv vas ss9Iently interrupted by rousng
D ps. ne was ionowed nv Mr.. A. o. Brewster, OF
Boston, In q speech OF half an hour.
~ me evening the democracy held immense
saad @ mee,ng ~ orani,e Hall which was pre-
The meeting was addressed by Hon. 0eo H. PendIe-
ton Hon. +. +. Pillsbury OF Maine, and Mr. A. o.
Brewster, OF Massachusetts.
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The Mcclellan Legion.

Hardly more than bakers dozen assembled last
evening at Masonic Hall on Thirteenth street In
answer to a call to reorganze the Mcclellan Legion.
The most prominent member OF the company
present was General spinola. IL being announced
TO the meeting that General Mcclellan may be ex-
peced TO arrive In this city on or about the 18th
10th day OF next month, " was agreed TO give him
some KIND OF an ovation reception, although the
tiencral was said TO have declared TO he opposed to
any public display m hrs favor. committee was
AMI report by next Tuesday, when permanent
otlicers will he chosen, and the whole programme
for the reception Of the ayorte general Of OF
The Potomac army who are democrats will be per-
fecfa
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VERMONT.

inauguration Of a soldiers DIenument-Un.
yelling Of n Statue Of America.
ST. JoHSsDuRY, August Il, 1865.
monument erected to the memory OF the Yer.
mont soldiers who were killed In the recent civil war
was unveiled yesterday at this place. Tho monu.
ment which stands in little ssuare IN front OF the
Court House. y surmounted by q marble statue Of
Amertcss which forms the browning beauty OF the
scnlntor. Iarkn q. Mead, Jr., OF BrattleborouRh.
The statue Is OF italian marble and colossal stand.
inc eight feet in height Gllmores band OF Boston,
was present at the ceremony Many buildings were
decorated IN honor OF the occasion and business WA
generally suspended In the vlliaap
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Conspiracy to Murder
Queen Victoria.
Fatal Accident by Railroad Col
Esion in Wales.
Advance i'm Cotton at Liv-
erpoOl.
SWITZERLAND.

Conspiracy 70 Murder Queen Victory-A Fenian
Arrested.
LUCERUNE August 81, 1868
II having recently become known to the Swiss
authorities that attempt was intended to have
been made upon the life of the Queen of England
during her recent soourn In this place, a strict
search was made by the police for the parties con-
cerned In the diabolical plot
To-day man, whose name Is, not given, but who,
1t has been ascertained, is Fenian, was arrested,
and upon examination made such statements as
leave no doubt that 1t was his deliberate design TO
assassnate Queen Victoria.
He has been committed to prison to await re-
QUESTION from the British authorizes
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CALIFORNIA.

Heavy Gold Shipments from San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO August p, 1858.
The United States Sub-Treasury shipped half
million dollars in coin to New York yesterday by the
opposition steamer, making the total amount shipped
since the LIST Of January seven miilions-an excess
of million and O half over the total amount thus
shipped In 1857.
Cleared, ship Detroit, for Liverpool, with Al, 900
sacks Of wheat Arrived ship CansmOre, from Llv-
erpool, and Ashburton. from Newcastle.
Flour, S. so a 50 so. Wheat, 81 75a$1 49, Legal
tenders 1Ois,
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FIRE AT SING .SiNn.

About eleven O'Clock on Thursday night fire
broke out In the printing establishment OF Dr. Bran
dreth, connected with tho factory at Sing Sing The
alarm being given, the entire force OF the Fire De-
partment, consisting OF three engines, was quickly
brought into requisitOn, but the fire had already
taken such headway that all their efforts to the
building proved unavailing. 1t was entirely con-
sumed within an hour. The factory, however, es-
capped without any injury whatever, owing to tho
admirable cxertions OF the fircmen The insurance
the building, 1t Is expected, will cover the losa
ans nj no
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RxccIsior VS.. Powhatan.

very enjoyable game came of yesterday after
noon at the Capitone grounds between the Excel
slors and Powhatans, OF Brooklyn. At the end of
the sixth inning the stood IA each, tho end
OF the seventh inning Is each, and then by hard
work the EXcelsorS secured the lead aud closed the
game, with the score standing Excelsior 25, POwha-
tan o. The playing of Murtha, Mitchell, Benner and
Emendorf, or the EXcesiors, and Norris Proctor
Bergen and McCarty, OF the Powhatan, was first
Class.
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The receipts from customs at the below named
ports from the jth to the 18th inst are as foows:-
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON AVER RAILROAD.
From the EvenIng Telegram.l

POraHKEEPsIE, August ~. 1853.
At twenty minutes to three this morning the extra
freight train bound north and the through freight
bound south on the Hudson River road coded at
Fort Montgomery In consequence OF misplaced
switch The locomotive OF the extra train Is COM
plctc wreck. Three cars were upset, three demo-
iished one man. fireman of tho locomotive Columbia,
James Delaney, was badly cut In the leg. Both
tracks DISTRACTED with debris ana all the trains
delayed severci hours. Trains OF the present time
are running regularly again.
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LONDON, August 81, 1895.
The srst race OF York .5day was for the Aske Pro-
duce stakes Of So sovereigns each, half forfeit two
year olH colts 122 lbs nles 10 lbs 6ve furlcnrs,
forty-four yards 1t was won by the Duke OF New
castles b. yadimer, by Ivan, out OF schism, who
The Iweniy.sxth year Of the Great Yorkshire
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CAUTION TO JUVENILE RowDTBs.--In Mcriden,
Conn, young man named Iazelc was fined a. and
costs on Satr day morning In the Police Court for
insulting gentleman, the Insult being IN accosting
him In rude manner with the salutatiOn, n0w
much too prevalent among our Young America
y0uftt--to wilt, "what a hat" chorus which scwe
evenings IL kept mp for an hour at Tine on b' cor.
ucrs OF our principal strees.
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alce AT RIVERSIDE PAak.


B0sToS, August a. 1858.
The annual fair At Riverside Park closed today
with race FOR horses that had never beaten 235.
There were 1--WE contestants The chestnut mare
Belle strickland, owned by Leander Corney, OF
Fitchburg, won IN three straight heats. Tlme-22s,
Q.2l and l.al.
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FRANCE.

Bankruptcy of a ShipbuIldins Firm.
PARIS. August 81, 1858.
The Messrs. Armans, OF Bordeaux, who con-
structed certain ron-clads for the Confederate gov
ernment and against whom the United States gov
ernment recently obtained judgment in the French
high Court Of Appeals, have been adJudged bank
rupts.
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Grnpd Republican NIas. Meet,ns.

A meeting Of the subcommittee OF the Committee
on Public Meetings Of the Radical Republican Gen.
eral Committee held last night at the headquar.
tiers. corner Of Broadway and Twenty-second street.
General John Cocbrsne In the chair Arrangements
were partially mace for grand mass meeting at
Cooper Institute, to be held or about September
%, In which all auxiliary organizations will be in
vited TO part. II was decided 10 have two large
stands outside Of the building and 10 Issue invitations
TO prominent republican Senators to be present and
"assist.n Many OF them, Il is said, have already
pressed their Willingness to attend. The meeting
then adjourned.
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MISSOURI.

Seizure Of whiskey-Revcnuc Collections.
ST. Louis, August q, 1903.
Fifty barrels whisky from Memphis were seized on
the levee to-day by the government for alleged In
formality I'm connection with the revenue law
The internal revenue collections In this county for
the fiscal year ending June 10 we're three and
half nllllOna.
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A.-Sseam Carriages for Common Roads.--
The subscriber has that viii go ifteen
any good, hard smooth road; viii carry persona
cheaper and faster than by other such
He Il ready exhibit where he IL insured inter
from horse drivers and and half hs expenses
paid. X. DuDGEAR.
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Royal Havana l.otfery.-Prizes Paid 80 = oia.
Information furnished The hghe. rates paid for poaOoo'
and eli kinds Of Gold aud silver ~
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PARIS, August 81, 1868.
The official returns made by the officers Of the
Bank of France show that there has been heavy
outflow Of specie during the past week, the amount
on hand last week being some 2S,OOO,0OO OF francs
less that anthe corresponding period last week.
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GEORGIA..

Defcat Of tho Bill 70 Excmpt Foreign Capital
fro0 Taxation.
ATLANTA, August 81, 1858.
The bill introduced in the House TO exempt from
taxation foreign capital invested in the manufacture
OF woolen and cotton goods and other1nbr0us mate.
rial, for o term OF nve years, was defeated.