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Total to June ~, 1852 69 900 $36458 $0067 <6S
The amount Of interest saved these bonds cal
cuated at $ll,slo which, added to the total OF
the principal full value Of the bonds, would make
4sSe2,si0. This was the amount Of the sinking
fund on the soth Of June. Since then another mil
lion Of bonds has been purchased and added to it.
The s3,ooO,Ooo bought the other day are not to be
added to the sinking fund, but to be set apart to
await the action OF Congress at its next session.
II will thus be seen that Mr.. Boutwell's
efforts to make the Sinking Fund Q reality
have been crowned with assured success.
Tho TalIapoosa In Quarantine-ConAic ting
Reports Of tho Yellow Fever In Key West.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa, Commander
Ralph Chandler. which arrived st Washington Navy
Yard yesterday, was denied communication with
the city on account OF coming from Key West where
the yellow fever has to some extent prevailed. DR..
Dexter acting under orders from the Mayor, pro-
ceeded 10 the vessel and, IN company with Surgeons
williams and Parker, Of the United States Navy.
made thorough inspection and report. There srs
no Indications Of any case Of yellow fever or any
disease liable 70 become contagious, all of the
officers aud crew being In good health and spirits,
with but one exception, case OF intermittent fever
Dr. Dexter further reports that ne made special In
quiry OF tue medical onncer OF the rallapoosa who
Informed him there mas been but one case Of yellow
fever ct Key West this season up 10 the present
time.
Increased Purchases Of Beside.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at New York to purchase three
m.,ionsof United states bonds each Wednesday
during the present month, to be held subject to the
future action Of Congress. The currency balance in
the Treasury 10 now about >3o.ooooOo. Owing TO
many national banks having been discontinued -
government depositores II ia supposed that the
bonds Which they deposited % security having been
released to them viii be thrown upon the market
for sale.
Personal.
General Frank Blair arrived here tins morning and
spent the day with Blair peere, at Crystal Springs
Lord Adair, son OF the Earl OF Dunraven, OF
Ireland, who has been on q visit here studying
America aud republican institutions has left for
Baltimore. His lordsnip is TO be hore again In afew
days. .-.
Governor walker. Of virginia u In town, stopping
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MEXICO.

The acknowledgements Triusnph--The
QuorotarO Legislature Declared Illegal
Arrest Of Bustamentc.
VERA CRUZ, July g. VIA HAVANA, July IL, 1862
The elections throughout the country have resulted
In favor OF the government
Tho Legislature Of the State OF Querearo has been
declared Illegally assembled, aud the members have
been suspended from their functions. orders have
been issued BY President Juarez for elections In that
state for new Legislature
General Bustamente Governor OF San Luis P0t0s
has been arrested ana IL now In prison.
senior Marscnl. Minister 10 the United States will
aa for his post by the next steamer from tins port
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ENGLAND.

Yhe Irish Church Bill-A Cabinet Council Dc.
cidos Not to Accept Any Amendment I'm
pairing Disend0wment.
LONDON, July II, 1862
At Cabinet meeting held yesterday 1t was re-
solved that the government will not concur in any
Of the amendments to the Irish Church bill that will
in any way impair the principle Of total disendow.
ment. It Is rumored that Lords Clarendon, Gran
Vile and Harrington evinced disposition to yield,
but they were firmly overruled by the other mem
hers present.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The steamer Arsgo, Of the Anchor line, from Glss-
cow, and the Norwegian ship Caroline. forty days
out from Hamburg. with 400 emlgrants ON board. ar
rived In the bay yesterday afternoon and have been
detained In quarantine, there being case OF small.
board the Norwegian vessel
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ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO us material" In the shaps
OF Presses, Type, Ac., &C., 10 now prepared
10 execute orders with unusual rapidaty.
| Its patrons aud the public know full well
lie style Of work and ns moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving do
partmsut has been considerably enlarged
TO meet the demands Of the public, and
largcd facilities for such orders - they
may see 1T TO give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare fAvorab,y with
any other work OF the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every de,
scriptiou, Law Printing. DC. 10. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving done
" Nassau street, old Herald Building
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

me United States steamer Seminole, Commander
owen sailed from Hampton Roads yesterday for the
West Indies She Is one Of the iron-clads ordered to
reinforce our squadron on the Cuban coast, on &C.
count OF the investigation ordered by the President
into the execution OF Americans at Santiago. Iho
Centaur has already sailed for the same destination
and the Dictator viii follow tmmediatey.
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ARRIVAL OF TEE YACHT DiUNTLESs At
QUEENSTOWN.

L0ND0Y, July II, 1859.
The yacht Dauntless Arrived at Queenstown at
half-past two O'Clock to-day. having made the pass
age In twNYe days. seventeen hours, six minutes
and twelve sec0nds-beating the Hcnriettas time In
the ocean between that yacht and the Feetwing
and vesta In 1861
Tho Dauntless had heavy weather during the
greater part Of the passage.
AL are well on board.
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Tho Metropolitan Job Printing aud Es6rnv-
ing EssHo.hment having made extensive additions To TIA
mAera In the shape OF Presses Type &c, &C., 10
prepared 70 execute orders with rapidly psirons
rate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving department has bee.
considerably enlarged TO the demsnda o hs pub asd
offer TO patrons enlarged scs. for such
orders a. they mar see ~ 70 feeling assured that our
pricea will favOraby with any other work OF tho
kind Posters. Circulsrs Cards Pamphlets Of eyery
wood wing done notice AMI at yery Low pricc
81 Nasysu street, Old uoraid BWlfak
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THE PRIZE RING.

The Match Between B1cCoole and Allen
Finally Arranged.
ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1862.
match between Allen and McCoole has been ar.
ranged. The articles Of agreement have been drawn
up and 5000 side deposited. The fight is to take
place on November 10, within nfty mites Of Gin
Cinnatl
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POR TUG Al.

Fears of a General Outbreak.
MADRID, July IL, 1859.
Much political agitation prevails in Lisbon, and
the government is taking unusual precautions to
prevent an outbreak.
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THE TORRID CYCLE.
Hot Weather in the Provinces.

Hot Weather in the Provinces.
POUGHKHRPsIE July II, 1859.
To-day was the hottest day of the season. The
thermometer at two p. N. was ninety-four degrees
In the shade.
BOSTON. July H. 1859.
The oppressively hot weather to-day was varied by
a series of heavy thunder showers, discharging
torrents OF rain.
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VIRGINIA..

Departure Of tho French hfen.of.War From
Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. July IL, 1869.
The French flagship Semlramis and the French
corvette Cureux. lately quarantine here, sailed
for St. Pierre to-day.
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The French Cahle.

BREST, July IL, 1859.
despatch from on board the Great Eastern re-
ports that up to Saturday noon she had 2O23
knots from Brest and paid out 22s7 knots Of cable
The work was proceeding without interruption.
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AUS RIA.

Newly Elected President OF the Upper
Chambers.
VIENNA July II, 1859.
Prince Won AuersperQ has been elected President
OF the Upper Chamber OF the Rechsrath.
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skin Free from Tan, Bletches, Freckles,
moth patches chaed flesh and all defomes of the cutcis
can be attained N q free Of DR.. GOURAUD'S world
renowned ITALIAN MEDICArED SOAP, found at his
depot 20 Bond Removed from ass Broadway Fifty
cents cake Mailed, rs cents. Established 1889.
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John f. Henry, No. College place, Now
York, has Just received
1900 cases MissisQuoi Spring Water
500 casea Adirondack Spring Water.
500 cases Saratogs "A" Spring Water.
500 White Sulphur Va Spring Water.
500 Saratoga, Congress- STAR Empire, High Rock.
Gettysburg, Massens and all other waters
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A Card.
TUE EVENING TELEGRAM

Crisfad0rO,s UnrivaIlcd Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House
Don't Fail 70 Procure Mrs. Wiuslow's SOoth-
ING SYRUP, for children teehing II has been used for
years with failing safety and by millions
Of mothers for their children II corrects scdty Of the
stomach, relieves wind coc regulates the bowels and gives
rest health and comfort to mother and child.
BE and call for
MRS wINSLowS SOOTHING SYRUP
having the facsimile "CURTfS PERKINS, the out
aide wrapper. All others are base limitations.
For First Glass Printing or Rvery Descrip-
ton 60 the Metropolitan Job Printing EsiabishmeutN
NASH
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Magazine Notices.

The BROOKLYN Monthly for July is q quite interest
ing number. This magazine, although one OF the
youngest Of our periodicals, promises WELL and really
reflects credit upon the City Of Churches. The con.
tents Of the present number are, chow Newspapers
occupy Different Fields tunnel from New York to
Brooklyn" epidemic Language" 'Cale W. the
Giraffe Rnnter.n 'ChrOnicles Of Granville 'Joseph
Howard, IT, 1.-THE Path of Lightn cont on The
Mo0nlit Lake." "He Knew He was Right,n ana few
Others including several short poems.
The American Odd Fs,loo for July maintains Its
reputation as being the best magazine or its kind
published in the United State. Everything OF inter-
est to the Order OF Odd Fellows can be found here
The present number contains fine engraving OF H.
d. FarnswOrth, M. w. Grand Sire I. D. o. +. The
reading matter Is varied and interesting.
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1Iarvin's

Marvin's
SPHERICAL SAFE
has broken open nor has the lock bceA
MARVIN a CO.,
S5 Broadway, New York,
~ Chestnut street, Philadelphia;
iy6 Bank street, Cleveland, o.
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Owing To the great increase of busi-
ness consequent on the popularity Of
their Cartoon and general issue, tho
proprietors Of
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The Knickerbockor Ltfe Insurance Com
psny prepared appoint or good general agents and
in the city and suburbs upon very liberal
The being old we'll known and possessing
many advantages 10 easy to work for Instruction gvou
competent beginners. Apply 10 H. LAssING. Manager
Hroadwnv
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GOura ud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Rot
ie 70 Bond street. late of 453 Broadway, and druggists
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C.,, Execused
with neA,ness quckness and depatch twenty per
other printing The city,
at The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,N Nassau street.
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Council Meetings Relating to Political Re.

PARIS, July II, 1859.
have held frequent meetings at the summons Of the
Emperor to deliberate upon the Interpolation for
political reforms now pending In the Corps Legiss-
tif Y Is said that the following programme has
been agreed upon with the Occurrence Of the
Emperor:-The Senate will be Immediately convoked
when parliamentary changes of a liberal character
will be proposed by the government. These reforms
will probably include the extension OF the right and
facility OF Interpolation and the creation Of re-
sp0nsible Ministry the Emperor choosing Ministers
from the Corps Legislatlf with the view of arriving
At the particular responsibility of each member Of
his Cabinet.
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Noticc.-Ail persons holding claims Of auv
requested to send statement OF the within days
from date 10 hs undersigned who alone
iiauiia,e the affairs OF said late firm.
SAMUEL W. 9EERY, 7i9 Broadway
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THE EVENING TELE0RAN

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity OF presenting their sdver-
/ tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days IN advance, TO secure Insertion.
In the general issue II Is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by mail to subscribers for
sir dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
sau street.
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FRANCE.

The Essperor's Message In the Privy Council
The Ministry Not Yet Changed.
PARIS, July IL, 1869.
meeting Of the Ministers in Privy Council was
held to-day in order to discuss the Emperors mes
sage to the National Assembly, which organizes on
Monday when the Left Centre win present its reso-
buttons. NJ Rouher will read the Emper0r's mes
sage, which comedies the demands of the Left
Centre in regard to the autonomy OF the Assembly.
As yet change has been effected in the Ministry.
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miscellaneous.

Mrs. Wright, the auth0ress OF 1.-THE Gem Of the
Lake" and other works, has recently written. ana
the American News Company have published,
another story. entitled 1.-THE Secret Duel.n How.
ever we may regard Its merits as literary produc-
ton II Is certainly sensational enough to suit the
wants OF the age The story is laid partly In Ger
many and partly In this country, during che late
OF love making, and, altogether those who admire
this style Of literature would do well to get the book
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This was decidedly an amateur race, Is nearly all
the contestants except the Bayey Brothers were IN
experienced men. yet they possess the pluck TO
stand the Twilight In endeavoring to cross the bow
OF the L0ndele fOued the latter but It did not AFFECT
the result so far a. the L0ndee was concerned be.
cause 1t was impossible for the latter to win. The
Twilight won the race, all the boats coming home in
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DoUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
- $40 e45.
FOR SIMPLICITY 1T HAS NO RIVAL.
Patented in America and Earope.

s
This MachineSs ell the surface, and be oiled
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Their range and capacity for work Is greater
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Among the many and undoubted advantages of this
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.. They make a strong and handsome seam better
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b They have unuAually large space under tho
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o. They the result and combination of all that Is
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second simplicity and durability third, mechanical
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IsT OF PREMIUMS AWARDED THE sEPToLINE
IL OIL COMPANY

Ia OH. COMPANY -
At the Louisiana State Fair of 1902
One for the Best Assortment Of LAMPS, 7-.5-AS
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A man who cheats In small measure is q
measureless rogue. If he gives short measure
in wheat, then he is a rogue in grain. If in
whisky then no is q rogue in spirit. If he
gives q bad title to land, then he is o rogue
indeed,
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Virtue should DC ioVeu even more IMAM EicS
even more than because of its agreeablepess !
while sin should be Stunned more for its dis
pleasing God than because it Injuries him who
embraces it.
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large assortment Of Church, Academy. Firo Alarm,
and other BELLS constantly hand aEd made 20 order
ton % JONES q Co.,
Jy4ly Troy, New XorA-
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SEWING MACHINES.
$40,s,w,iii VIVA. svs - : vii:os $50
LoCK-STTTCH FAMILY SEWIN0BMACHIEE

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Habit is a cable. We weave threads of it
every daySand ut last we cannot break it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-23

port packet, and the other a fast small
side-wheeler to run as q daily Shreve-
port and Jefferson packet.
II the new law ruling out all steamers
on Red river over four years old is en-
forced, we expect to have a feet Of fine
steamers on that river the coming sea-
son.
We are informed that Capt. Eaeberle,
OF the Frolie, intends contracting soon
for q fine packet to take the place of the
Frolie, in the Grand EcoTe trade. She
will be fast and irst-elass.
Capt. 6. Press Work intends building
this summer for the Vieksburg's ma
chinery.
Capt. Rich. Sinnott will, we are in
formed, build q fine clipper this summer.
She will take the place of the National.
Capt. J. J. Brown ia building a new
boat for the Bayou Sara trade. She will
have the engines Of the Lafourehe and
of course will prove fast.
The Kouns Bros. will build a fine pas
senger packet this summer, and put the
machinery of the Gray Eagle in her.
She will be built with 8 view to speed.
Capt. Geo. +. Wi1kerson, of New Or
leans, has purchased the little steamer
Pioneer, and is taking her to upper Red
river.
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COrEOE.

The Liverpool market for the week
opened quiet, with Uplands l29I2Bd, but
the inside figure soon became the quo
~tation, and the stersOtyped phrasee,
''quiet" or "dull" accompanied each
dispstch day after day. The only indi-
cation Of improvement being the closing
dispatch today, which announced that
market more carbohydrates I2i, Or
leans l2ld. Sales 2,CCO bales.
Uplsuds In New York for the week
opened dull at 282o. 1t went down ie
on wednesday, but recovered It again
the same day-remained steady at 2Sle
Tor " dsy5-2gain declined &c /; closed
ct 2sl s@2S2e on Saturday opened quiet
but steady at same quotations to-day.
and closed with a fair demsnd, and
prices firm, es follows: Low Middlings.
279c; Uplsnds, 2Slc; Mobile, 283c; Or
leans, zee; Good Middlings, 29lc.
We hardly know what to say Of orr
market for the past week-in fact. we
have had 10 market. Two or three LARGE
tSSs weSe sold, but on private terms.
and one ilsSof SIS bales was taken on
Saturday. All the other transactions
were small, and mostly consisted OF
forced lots st ~unregnlar rates. Thera
was a better feeling this evening. and
prices were somewhat flrmer. Sales also
were larger than for several DAYS. and
indications are more favorable for a brisk
movement than at any time for two or
three weeks past. We quote as follows /: