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Wit THERE 81 I BEjwIR m EU.
lRRto1IP, RoPEEi .pttua
lloaicialr Opinion at WaehipgtQu'

.,tfsjss,jl tWAs1EgToN, July, 1tR
Secretaries Boutwell, and RobcsOn and
General Sherman had consultations with
the President to-day. He cOnvcrsed with
all OF them us 10 the aspect of affairs in
Europe, aud was of the opinion TINT war
was Inevitable. General Sherman Is OF
the same opinion and thinks 1t may lead
to general European war, but sees no
reason why THIS Government should bo at-
fected in any way. Secretary Robson
says That Il they fight We must keep them
otfour coast, and perhaps ont OF this GCn'
tinent entirely The Secrcnry Of The
Treasury docs not think there will be any
very pr0tracted struggle, il any ut all, on
accohnt of the poverty Of all the nations
inybtyedIin tlS quarrel: 8 W6UE.r
Vice Admiral Porter says TINT war Is
certain; that France has been preparing
for II for year past; that she has the best
navy in the world; Corty.cight thousand
scamen, tho best drilled and disciplined In
the world; US many and rs good vessels
as thcE English, PrlsSlan! ahl the Spanish
combined. lie says TINT she can blockade
all the Prussiau and Spanish ports, tlkc
HAvana and other Cuban ports, and free
tho Cubans, and in three months have
them fighting, on her side. LIZ his opinion
England wilFrCmOin Neutral! That Ma
poleon means war, has got q good ,cx-
e,lsea9pd Yill'nOt wait for diplomacy
= TkcFea appears .t6;be, much h6terest aelt
in the matter at"tllc War, Navy and
Treasury Departments. Upon inquiry at
the State Department, nothing had
been received from Paris, London or
lEadtid Oh the subject, and some pt tlc
officers of that grave establishment
seemed To be astonisGel that such thing
MS war shdlldlhG'tIbugh Of i
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A PRIVATE letter from a high authority

A PRIVATE letter from high authority
in France assures US that, aRa matter OF
fact, "the crops throughout tie empirc
have failed" 9otWithslanding AL tiie as'
sertionS Of official personagcs to the cpn'
trary. The gravity Of this circumstance
in tic present position Of affairs need not
edwelt upon. It necessarily acts as q
goad to war by making the prospect oi
peace more threatening at home than
those ofRar abroad.-M y Wortd. I
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FRANCE.
A Better Feeling in 'Paris-.-The
French Demand on Prussia.
PARIS, July 12-7A A. NJ

PARIS, July 12-7A.N.
The feeling to-day Is much quieter. At
the Bourse was still excited
though rcntes had made q decided advance,
tie list sales being made at 90 francs.
The Emperor arrived at Tulllcries early
this morning from st. Cloud. Baron
Wcrther, Prussian Ambassador, also ar
rived from Ems at II o'clock Inst evening.
NJ. Olivier declines to accept us d guage
Of peace the King Of PruSsia's withdrawal
OF his sanction Of the Prince Of Hohen.
zollcrn, candidature unless he does Il rs
Ling Of Prussia, and not as the head of the
family
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1T Inns been observed that in the south
Of Spain, when the south wind blows,
linen spread ont TO bleach, instead Of bC'
coming white, attSins q slightly yellow
tinge. The effect Is attributed to finely
divided sand Etom the Sahara, carried
along In the wind.
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TIE AhAFSoAs
RepoE EiedEW iEIidrawaI 'of Leopold by
His Fathcr..Immensc Movement Of
PFusSian TfOops-sFrGnCe Seeking
Alliance with Austria. Aa.
The news that the difficulty with Prus-
sla will probably be arranged, is founded
on tho announcement that Prince Charles
Of ITohrnzollcrn, the father Of Leopold,
through Senior Olazaga, 0s intermediary,
has teIegraphcl to General Prim that lie
should refuse the crown for his son, even
IL elected by the Spanish people,
Olivier lelt the Hall Ofthe Corps Leg
islatif at 8 O'clock this afternoon, had u
conference with Grammant and the Prus.
sian Ambassador and returned. II was
expected that the Government would
make another declaration in the Cham.
Der to-day. All the Ambassadors arc in
vited to attend. n InHt O. U
Parislan journals have reports Of an
immense movement Of the troops in Ger.
many. Railway transpbrtation.will bc 90
arranged that 100000 infantry and $4,000
cavalry can reach the frontier in ono day.
Secret caercises with artillery have been
going on in the Fortress Of Rastadl and on
tho common roads in Western Prussia.
Sergeants Of the regular PrlsSian army
are drilling young soldiers nthe handling
Of arms. -''.''--'-''-' = - -,
Ii Li0erto, alludlng To tho report that
u special envoy had been sent 10 Prussta,
says ii is incorrect, but that a messenger
l6dgone 70 Vienna to propose an often
siveand defensive alliance between France
and Austria.
23lnR ENG1lAN1Shlfqt2
The Situation on the COntinent..No
H" Hopes Of Peace.
n LONDON, July 12.
The Telegraph says: Wero Prussia to
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New York Produce Market.

CoTTOH-3 -steadyan quiet; !, $50 bales sold at
aOc for mlddllng IplandS,, .,-.I.
FLouREHGaTy and shade easier. y. W.
h Firm for spring and heavy for
Wlntsr; fair demand. Rye-nnlL OAts-HeaYy
at GAY N64c for western; 69Q72c for State and
Ohio. CoFn-HeAyy at 9leg$1 o. for new mixed.
Dull and weak at 16H Hc for primo 6team.i Beef
Dull and unchanged. Bacon Nominal,
R0us-Qulct and steady,
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baltimore Market.

BAITtAoRR, July 19.
E1ogn5 quiet and dtfaet; western Il suPefhnS
= GRGTN@W -RecOlpt1 light: western 81 90
nj IS. 0Orn-StCGdy; white 81 lb0l 20; yellow
81 052l 09. 0Ats-G0063c, IN /.
BGcoa-AetiVe; RIB sides IKE; clear RIB IKE;
shoulders IKE; hams ssH@s4c LaFdrQuietA At
lSSGaaTs; $SGSaISSY-FIrn, n at Il o. Mlr'ie,'th 81
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Tui;,' o,,lt,61r II IN Ai,9bstaI (Ark NAN

TuE editor Gf al Augusta (Ark.) paper
saw JED. Davis the other day at n hotel
in Memphis. he sHys!r'sTlle Inst time
wc saw him was down IN Georgia, riding
thinly by our thin lines, reviewing. And
there he sits eating-a grey.headed con-
tolerate postage. stamp, He wasn't insIr-
Ing. lives when we belonged to him.
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Tha Reather YelsitIlerda,Y.

The Western Union Telegraph Cos. Bui'tttH.
ar,.., WHEELING, Noon, July Il.
Cincinnati Cloudy; wind 8. W.; thGr. 50.
Clcycland-C Clear; wind .. W.; ther. 70.
d New YorlE-Clear; wind W.; thcr. 81. '.i.H
Chicago Clear; wind q. W.; ther. ~. Z. .,r
Baltimore Clear; wind O.; ther 50. --...,,
Philadelphia Clear; wind g.; thor. 8S.
Boston Cloudy: wind T.; theF. o.
st, L0uis-Cle6r; wind W.; ther. 70, A
New Orleans Clear; wind w.; ther. 81 .,
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CALIFORNIA.

49,. ..sl-tl SAN FRANCIsOO, July l.2
Gen. Schoaeld arrived tonight by the
steamer Continental. n
The steamer MazAtlan brings $4,000
Mexican dollars! | bl'IE
Heavy rains and waterspOuIs occurred
n, LaljecliepGs Valley, doing considerable
damage. Families were driven to the
mOuntninR, I
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AN Irish girl Mt Eric, a day OF two
since, caught ariotherHir on tho sidewalk
who had ON q hoop skirt and a white skirt
stolenffom the party Of the first part com.
pelIed. her 70 take them Cd and surrender
Them then and there. The affair created
q genuine sensation.
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Philadelphia MARKET

/ PlIL4DRLPHlA, July y.
FLtouRl- Quiet; 5iS, s5aipSe,rAle Ss0S ri :9l.f :
Unchanged. Cofn-.LObG ActlFei yellow
WoBteEn 81 Oh; mixed $l0I 03. oats-Dpq.
PRoyISloNs-Steady. Moss Pork-SSOf Lard
OHSgPetroleum-DulI; crude 1sK0lskc; re-
Gped 97A691S. .a.,g. t,ti ~ Gt0I..i h.
WnISKY-unchanRGd ... .n4..
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Fields osgooD s Co., are to publish
early lin the fall o biography ofMessrs
Gales& SeatOn, the well.known printers
and proprietorS Of the National LNtcIi.
geH6ef; The author Of the work d ono ot
the daughtera Of ono of The famous firm.
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New York Money and stock Market.
.... A.. q -. Sa

Affairs In Wall street were comparatively quiet
during the forenoon, although gold was extreme
Iy sensitive owing 10 cable reports concerning
the prospect OF war. Before The formal opening
Of the room, gold sold at llS@il4; the drSt re-
corded Transaction was ct 11ak atteF which there
was an advance 70 1l9k; decline 70 113k, and
returned to lI3Sf. In Tho afternoon the excite.
ment In the gold room was intense, and huctuA'
tioas wide and frequent Al one time private
cable kilograms reported panic in Berlin bontse,'
with decline In securities At frankfort. The
gold room Immediately accepted this aS meaning
war, aud tho result was rise TO 114A, with ehor'
nous dealings, At this lunctut0 the report was
syxsd 9a anbs bOPo had hSn Tni
course was arrested by the annonnesment from
Washington that the Funding Bill had been d..
ieated In the House. Under thtS nGWB the mar
ket QulYered for umO between 1lak kG6118If; but
soon 1t was reported that the dihicultlOs between
Franco and Prussia Were amlclbly adjusted. The
widest excitement followed, and tho market
plunged downward under the heavy sales OF
iFantle operators, aud did not stop until liz was
ll2X, with strong market Carrying rates 4Oo
per cent Clearancss 22,000,O0G Exports
$500, 1000,
call. t. Me-.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS--O Opened heavy aud low.
CT, but closed higher.
United States B'E Of 1881, coupons. .ll4S0Il6
Flve-twenties (lS6g. 6g...........,..,...1l 1lQA Dl10A
FiVe-tWentIGS tlS6O. .....,a.. :. \" ileH H@lleN
FlYe.tWCnheS tI869 new. :. :. .l99h 1l99k
FlVe-twentleS le6D D............,.....l l09Hepl0gk
Riys.tWeuties (lB6S .......... t,.s .le9k 4l99S
TeD'toFuee ........,..s.....I..t5.s." :" H9 gQ!v99A
Currency skies. ..............,.... 0ll4k
SrOCEs-The market during the morning was
heavy, With principal dealings in Lake Shore,
Reading, New York Central, Hudson, Ohio J.
MlSsiS6ippi, NorthW e8tefn preferred aud abasll.
In tho afternoon tho market was strong and ac'
tive on the entire list an improved feeling hay
ing been duG to the European neGs and the de-
feat Of tho Funding bill In tho House. Prices
about up to the highest Of tho day.
Western Union Telegraph, S83l: Adams Ex.
press, 89><; Wells, Fargo 4 Co., le&; American,
n; United States, 45l7; Pacific Mali, ak; New
York Central, 97k; do. scrip, 9SK; Erte, AZ;
do. preferred, d; Harlem, 1888; Reading,
i09H; Michigan COntral, 1l9; Lake Shore, 994;
Illinois Genital, 40; Pittsburgh, 1001S; North
western, say; do. preferred, SIX; Rock 1GAnd,
lax; New Jersey Central 1Ol St Paul, 65E; do.
Fort Wayne, 95f; TerTe Haute, ST. do. preferred,
60; Chicago b Alton, 116I: do prefetred 100; Ohio
d MIssIssIppI, 85h; Hartford d Etle, *; CleVe.
land, Columbus d Cincinnati, say; Cleveland,
Columbus q Indiana Central, 20,
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b .ELonRNcF. InlY IL

~ ~ - FLORENCE, July III I
III tic Chamber Of Deputies yesterday,
Minister Venosta being questioned on the
general situation Of Europe on the Span
fsh question and relations, said the Italian
Government co.operated with the other
powers in their efforts TO nlaintatn peace;
but declined making any further explana-
finn i"'. "s
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The Latest News.
xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND, ,sEssrON,
HOUSE. .ra ...i
WASHINGTON, July 12.

L SNNSNAS
WASHINGTON, July 12.
Mr.. DIcRY reported from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, Senate amendments
to the Army Appropriation bill with the
Recommendation that the bill to reduce
the number Of army officers as agreed by
the Conference Committee but rejected
by the Senate, be substituted for the pro
position OF tho senate on that subject
After discussion. the substitute was agreed
to. ...,J 10 .a..ul '.u4alr.
y On motion Of Mr.. SCHENcK the 18th
and 17th rules which prohibit bills from
being sent 10 either House or to the Presi.
dent in the last three days Of the session.
were suspended. w. A
Mr.. scHENcK from the Conference Com
mittec on the Funding bill, made q report,
the substance Of which has already been
published, which was rejected, yeas 90,
nays 101. The main objection urged by
tho SPEAKER was its uniairne5s toward
the new National banks In compelling
ttehl 70 nSe theproposea new bOMds5s
the basis ofs,CiEGplations Jgks
Oh moti6n & Mr. .2BUraffHlss lof Mas. Ia
Conference Committee was. ordered on
tue GeorgtR bill '< ( J.
On motion Of Mr. GARFIELD, another
Conference Committee on the Funding bill
was ordered.
The House then went into business OF
the morning hour, being call on
Committee on Public Lands Tor reports.
Mr.. BUTLER, OF Mass, moved to suS'
pend the rule and adopt resolution III
slructing visitors at West Point, Us u
committee Of the House, to enquire into
the complaint Of the i'll treatment Of col
ored cadet, with power to send for persons
and papers. -
Mr.. JUDD moved to go on with tue bust.
ness On the Speakers table, saying he made
the motion for the purpose Of getting at the
apporttOnment bill. The SPEAKER ruled
that Mr.. BUFFERS motion to suspend the
rules took precedence.
Mr.. Cox moved to adjourn, which was
agreed to.
A bill was passed continuing tho st.
Paul and Sioux City Railroad across Da.
cotah TO tlle Yankton; also land grantin
favor Of the same and authorizing the
appointment of a commission to
make an exploration and survey
of the routes of Tehauntepec and
ENicaraugua, and to ascertain the practices
bility Of a ship canal between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans, and appropriating
$4,000 for the purpose. g
On motion Of, Mr.. Wilson the Senate
insisted upon It's alnendmentto the Army
Appropriation bin and appointed y lCom.
mittee of Conference on the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill which was proceeded
with aud the Senate adjourned.
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Camp Meeting in Maryland.

~ OAKINaToN, Mn, July 70.
The tinh National camp meeting Of the
NJ. E. Church opened at Darlington, Nd,
near Havre, dc Grace, this afternoon.
Nine hundred tents arc already up.
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REVOLT OF CONVICT EABORERs
ON C. &. o. r. r.
Several Lives .COnViets Nearly
"'''f'" All Recaptured.

f"oF1'" All Recaptured. +"
WHrn SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 10.
The negro convict force, one hundred in
number, under The contractors 0i the
Chesapeake& Ohio Railroad, near Mill.
bor0', lloCkbridge county, Maryland, made
q simultaneous attelhpt'to escape yester-
day afternoon, by rushing upon the guard.
One fellow seized the gun Of ono Of the
guards and shot Lewis F. Swaltz (whitc),
killing him, after which several shots were
fired, wounding four Of the convicts, but
none mortally. All were arrested except
two, who arc still at large. Great excite
ment prevails among tile citizens. II Is
supposed that tho convict who fired the
first shot Is wounded, and Is now in Gus
tody. 1t was difficult TO prevent the cit-
zehs executing the prisoners. This Is the
second attempt made BY the convicts TO
eScA[le.s -,I p. .li thu. I.I' ~ fl
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Mr., scHuMGKER; representing the Sec.
ond Congressional District Of New York,
has placed his two eadetship appomt'
ments OF the disposal Of tue Brooklyn
Board Of Education, 70 be Competed for
prizes by the boys In the schools OF that
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WASHINGTON.
Death Of Admiral DahIgren.

WARRINGTON, July IL.
Admiral Dahlgren died this morning at
the Washington Navy Yard, Of which he
was cOmmandanL
Tho Senate has confirmed Charlie T.
Graham, Of Michigan, as Minister Resi-
lnnk nj Hn1tlc ''N7'f .s
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BosToN, July 19.
A package oI bonds, amounting to
$4,000, was stolen, this afternoon, ,trom
The Office Of BreW1ter, Street q Co. = ..
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reply TO the French note exactly i'd the
sense France demands. the fact w0,Ildt mot

reply TO the French note exactly Id the
sense France demands; the fact would not
guarantee peace for one hour. The Iele-
grEph regrets that fuller details Of the
movements cannot be ascertained. The
introduction Of the treaty Of Prague in the
controversy, and the report TINT France
will compel Prussia's observance Of It are
denied. The Telegraph further says that
the statement made by the English Min.
ister last evening In Parliament Is discOur-
aging 10 all hO, les of peace. Even were
Prussia to reply as Francs apparently de.
sires, the fact would afford no assurance,
Troops concentrating at Baden.-
Paris Censorship Of news.
Y, f..' LONDON juno, 12'
There Is no doubt Prussian troops are
concentrating at Baden and menace Paris.
The correspondent Nf the Pal Aae
Ga2ettd states that many news dispQtcllcs
from Paris TO tho United States had been
delayed or altered because they contained
details Of preparations making for war; /;
be also adds regimental bands are praC-
tiCing the Marseillais,and repr0duces q
report OF Gaulois, that the Emperors
Horses aiter special training to aCCastom
them TO artillery, have been sent to the
frontier. rAIi " NJ. l.A 'nEaH7
n.la u. H TIE VERY LATRsT. iWeD
Reported withdrawal Of Leopold.
n'i LoSp6N, July 19-0r.iM.
A run,or is current here that Prince
Hohenz0lltrn will withdraw his accep-
tancc for the nomination tor tho Spanish
throne. lit proves true rapid reaction
will bc looked for in the stock market To-
morrow. The source. Of The rrumor can
nnt he discovered, IA, '
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A Plea forPeace.

l =. 4..wr PARIS, July 12-NooN.
NJ. Michelet, in tho Rapha to-day, pleads
for peace. he says the plebisicite meant
peace; ifit be doubted, let thcvotc be re-
Teate6 au int HIW|
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Rendiness OF the Nav.

" , CHERBoURG, July 49,!
The VINlde CIerbOpTg says all the war
steamers now in that harbor keep their
fires banked, not only to embark with pro-
visions to any threatened point, but to be
ready for more active service.
,' NOnChalance Of the Dons.
Z HGleHa1s aI PARIS, July 49,.
The Spaniards do not apparently mani.
fest the least concern at the situation.
Attitude Of Italy, a.
The Paris journals note the contradict
ing reports Of the attitude of Italy on
France. Prussiafi question. Some OF the
reports say Italy Is favorable to France;
others that she leans toward Prussia. 1t
Is believed that if war is declared the
Chambers win vote the entire budget.
Aiming Of Prussia.
The Paris Journals also contain reports
Of the arming Of Prussia, tits said that
Prussia will establish an cntrenched
camp Of $4,000 men, within q few miles Of
Baser, on tho French border. I.
Movements Of Prussian TroOps--Re-
ported Amicabl6 Settlement Of the
Questions at issue. NJ itH' "'ia ~
~ tg. a.1 i"4 ". PARIS June, 19.
Evening journals publish the following
details off'nssian movements as received
from Ems: Tho King Of Prussia has had
several audiences with Baron dc Maltke.
The first Prussian corps de Rrmee has re-
Ceived orders 10 march TO the fortress on
tho Rhine. The corps at Oassel Hanover
and In the Elbcprovinccs is t0 be reinforced
Immediately by 10000 troopslwliO arc to
be on the line 'oftlie Rhine. '' li.1 !.
p4 An extinct from a letter written by
General Prim. on tic Stll inst ispubllshed
wherein he says: II never supposed
France could he,imprcssed in this matter,
but Spain can not without shame draw
back. ..---.--------- '-.-.''--
1t is reported that, the questions at Is
sue between France and Prussia have
been amicably settled. ei,.tc. III h,
Extensive Strike in .Parisss-GTen
Dr0uth In France.
The strike in AIulhousc has extended to
all classes Of worknep. Even the bakers
lave ceased to work, and at least 90 1000
men arc now idle. .,s, y:a,rDg.-
Tic drought In Franco continues. No
rain has fell for ten weeks prior to July
4th, and since then there has been only q
few slight showers; which is not sufficient
to revive the dropping crops.
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/ New York Dry Goods Market.
~" NEw YoAK, July II.
The market continues very quiet, yet steady
"a afnhlA make. ~ ~ u
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! CHERBouRo, July 10!
The Hg7de CIerbOIrg says all the war
steamers now In that harbor keep, their
fires banked, not only to embark with pro-
visions to any Threatened point, but to be
ready Eor more active service. lsH t.
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The Situation on the COntinent-.No o
H.'' ~ Hopes of Peace.
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LONDON, July 19.
The Telegraph says: Wore Prussia to
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