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, 1870-07-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port Of ChicaR o.

] ...... ARRIVED July 10 and II.
| Stmr ApenG, GRIND Hayen, sunlries.
\ Stmr SheboyRap, Milwaukee, 81 pgs Gsh, 500 brls
1 1our and sun,lties.
s,mr Sorona, s. joseph, y pkgs ash and nour;
-four, II sacka wool and sundres.
Prop Newman, Marquette, 400 tons iron and
Prop CITY Of Fremont Port Huron, 13a pkss nsn
] Rua sundrtes.t'
Prop Fayonte, St Joseph, aundriea - ..
! Prop 1ra Chadee, SaugatucE, 200 N shingles, ~ m
! lumber. sacks wool and s1ndI1eR
Prop vanRaalte, Holland, g N lumber.
Prop Fountain City, Buffalo, sss r. - nsn and
Prop Montgomery, Pot H1.sop, sse pkas nsn. 1a
Prop Wlnalow, B1i1.s.o, sundriea.
Rar9e RaF9 Ers EFssa,so, s,7ts Esshs'go. 900 lumber
BaIs Jno, Bredsnz Baralo. ss5 o ions SEC coal io1
f@or1:t,ss e =. ,sas Wolf River, 50 lumber and
SehI Grace Greenwood, Escanabs, Sit tons ore.
senf Hornet, Hornet South Haven, 70 eds wood and sun
Sehr Minoua, Erie, 40 tons coal
!. Ellen Williams, Marquette, 4p1 tons ore
| schr S. 7. Atwate., Bntlalo, SEQ tons coal
schr Scottish Chief, South Haven, 50 eds bark
Schr Il. Ross, Muskeeop, l50 n lumber and 20 m
schr l. Van Yalkeupurg. Buffalo, $40 tons coal.
schr Gailatn Buffalo, SO ,e s ssra fallsoaa Hoab
schr Brookyn. Bunalo, e,IN ba-s railroad iron,
| schr Sasco. 0conto, 240 N lumber, 10 m Iath-
seoN Flora, Sa1gatuek. 70 m lumber, 80 N 18th.
Prop George DnnbaF, aenomonee. 10 II II Iumber nSea
Rsfk EaIad. 0eon,o, ae5 m lumber, 30 ID ath.
@ Bs5k Gl,y q IN Mlnaakse. Bay city, 100 n lumber
Hftg j. u. Hilt, Manistee, $50 N lumber.
schr Lucy J. Latham, oswego, 40 tons coal s,soo
sear f IL ,haa'n'ay. Ford River 30 lumber, 10
m Inion JACK, Toronto, 1901 bu barley,
schr nos kings1ord, Me1omlnee, 1876 n lumber,
schr co1nel,., Ienomlnee, 2io N lainber, IS '1 n
schF 1a3 1ss Garrett, nes' ~ lumber, Is m
schr h. 3, Hutton, Auskegon, IS IN lumber, Is
m lath.
sehf Yanfee Blade, III Ienoninee, ] e zoo lumber. 20
schr Gem, wllletts Pier IS eds wood, 10 eds bark.
seow L Palnter, sout1 Haven, IS a lumber
Barge ;,I: E; !; Alien, GIand AaYen. lsom lumber:
Schr J. 2. Stevens, South uasen, Is eds Wool
sch seRr Sor tIa T1aey Nanstec Us = lumber
schr v. q. Hawkins, Union pier, lis eds wood, G
schr Lookout, oconto. 900 m lumber, Is 3m1a,b.
sehr Lone Star, Pensankec, $50 N lumber, 50 m |
sehr warren, Grand Haven, Is cds wood.
scow h: ". punham, Htons Pier, ITO cds WOOD
scnr R. Mott oconto, 175 eds wood, 80 m iath.
schr Persia, squIles' Pier, 50 eds wood id
chf y; H. h3ads s scaasottsne, 30 n lumber, 1000
scnr sxesns.sEes, Killarney, 10 m lumber, 1873
scer Coaster; saq9atuck, 20 eds wood.
Sohr Progress, Holland, wool. t,
scOw TITO, Sauga!uck, alaba-
schr Minerva, MnskeGon, lumber.
Prop St, Louts, Buffalo, sund11es', ~ ,,
s,mr Alpena, Grand Haven, 81 bu oass and sun
I !
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING. 7,

>,- MONDAY EVENING, July II. :
BUTTEh-The butter market was without de-
cided change. OF really choice grades hc oiIer.
prices, OF at aaa25c. Other descriptions ruled
holders do not seem Inclined to urge sales at any
concession. We quote: Choice dairy, aata25c; faif
to good tuh and n1kin, 1s92lc: common grades
BAGGLSG- stea4ly at unchanged
prices. The 1emald for grain bags and for gun
,,i,,s nias Tas 1air, but other descriptions were
s9e; Union, A, sc; gunnies, 2t-bu, "a sc; gn1.
nses, s-bu, &c; buraps 4-bu, 1s51sc: wool sacis,
BUILDING MATERIALs-The market for
huaing materials was fairly active, and prices were
lln5 E sustained We quote: Nichigan stueco, ss.uo
inarb1e dust, i brl, $a:aaa =; lime, IN buik. !;
II, sl.o2; : Tine, IN bils, 2 bEl, s1.25: cement,
daIe, br, sa6seas5: YsFoo. i e ri. s 5oaasss isos
Louisville cement, s..l5ae Is; pastefing hair, 5
bu, 4s@s9c; E ElitU sand. 2 br, saOo55.25: nrc
III bRisassIs e!asss & j 81 g tsas ssasas e sis
CNEESE-A fair demand on loca! and interior
account impaired tolerab1y ntm tons 10 this mar.
kct, and the best goods were firmly held at the
qu0fed prices Flne cheese Is not plenty but COM
mon and medium goos are In Iitera! supply. We
serve, 11@1sc. ''@'S~'A
Co!MEAnth1aci,e is meeting with An actiye de-
mand aINl the market remains nyu. BitumInOus
coa!s CONTINUE quiet, aud, for SOME descriptions,
quotations are being shaded. The following arc
rue fnnng rates: LehiGh, lump S1.00; LehiRh. pre-
d dsbO; Erie and Brar Hul, $500; walnut Hll.
$500; Hooking Valley, 500; TouRhtochenT. NH
@7.0o: Pittsburgh, S6oJ97. 90: Illinois, {n0WanOO.
COFFEE-We note an advance Of Ac pcr i, on
roasting Itlo. Aside from this the CHANGES were
few au,l uniInportank The market was aetire.
We quote as follows: Mocha, s6*s31c: Java, e5a
e6c; o, G. java. o7@esc: roasting Rio 1skalsc:
common Rt1. l9@2oe; goou tq prime, ,..eohG G2lNc;
prime t9 choice; s1h@zskc; Laguayra- 23@93Ec-
GANDlEs-TTade was fair Tor Monday, ar the
following range Of prices: FAAime, 1ehc; tai
low tsteaIlne), 12A@13Ac; Scnnetders star, AK
9l6Ac: Darreit's stearic Light, lsa1s1tc.
CpUl'EltAGE-Whtskey barrels continue In fqdE:
Inquiry, at abo1t the prices ruling on Saturday: St
v hisSey barrels Iron bOund.--........y az -
Wtiskey barrels, wood bound. -..--..... 15O9t75 {;
" 1a4ieL... .--.-....-..,....-...... l.AH@Lb6
=. l-6t(9l.S5
Flour baITels, lat hoops. s.......... -..-. $50 50
Flour harTe1s- round hoops. ..-.-.... . 5Ha 60
EGGS-Were in moderate supply and pr1ces
Werc arm atls@17c, the outside quotation for
fresh Oner1ngl
FRUITS AND EUTs-No massnal change |
1ansptre In the market for gootis In this Hne. Tie
general t1de Vas fAlt and prices we've Quitesteady
III around. We continue to quote: |
GREEN FNCITs-Apples, cid, Ae09Asg: lemons. !
1k0091&00; oranges, Mesatna, s11.0o@1A0o.
DRlED FKUus-Turkey prunesr ll@isc: Turkey
2runes, new, 14h813kc; rgs, drums, 1Aa1Sc: /!
Ia, caEoous, 2943oc; dAtes, 103l2c; apples, K3st
I'D cyclic; apNne, Southern 6k68c: peaches.
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fcieut adhesion between tho wheels and the
ground 70 permit locomotion, mado use OF
levers and propellers. which, acting as the hu-
man 11sa leg and foot. drove the vehicle forward.
Mr. Quincy pessevered, and in a few
years produced zn engine which not
only moved without propellars, but even
ascended several steep hills, and, like its
railway contemporary, was attached 10 caf-
rage. Space will not permit ua to describe
the numerous other projects which we're sub
sequently tried il il sufficient to Say. thst a
machine has recently been constructed which
has every probability of goon becoming COM
mon traveller on the high roads.
The great peculiarly in this road-steamer
is, that tho wheels are bound round to the
depth Of FIVE inches With an india-rubber
tire. This covering, which at first sight docs
not appear capable OF sustaining much
hard work, possesses innumerable advAn-
tagee, being at tho same time perfectly noise
less, and exceedingly durable It also enables
the steamer to pass over wet grass and newly
made land with IN Incredible ease and light
nees-an immense improvement on the pom
since, were wont to wander about London, to
the intense disgust OF coachmen, aud to the
terror of nervous invalida, and which, even
now, cause great apprehension to the benight-
ed countrymen by their midnight prow1ings
about the country roads.
Jle steamer la commonly used 10 dfAE an
omnibus or carriage. It is also, however
capable of dragging plow, thus success-
fully solving the problem Of plowing by
direct steam-uaction, as the india-1nbber tires
enable the steamer to 60 over the sottes:
ground without showing the s1ightest sign OF
sinking.
Ii In 1868 extensive experiments were made in
Edinburgh to test the powers Of the steamer,
when it not only hauled several heavily 1oadod
wagons up very sharp Incline, but ran acros,
soft grass field with the greatest ease, an
without leaving the slightest track, md IN Aa-
gust, 1868, its plowing capacities were So
yerely and successfully tried.
On the 25ti1 ult. a further experiment was
made in Edinburgh with the steamer and ON,
nibus. The omnibus has only two wheels, and
is handsome and cornmodious vehicle. Iii
built to carry Hi1ty-Gyc pasgengers-twenty in
slde and forty-dye out The journey, which
was to Leith and back, was accomplished with
out the slightest hitch, and the whole of tho
party, among whom MAY DO mentioned the
Lord Provost Of Edinburgh, expressed them
selves highly satisfied with tho performance
Of Mr.. Tlomson'a ingenious aud useful inven-
tion.
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has, see, already managed to create quite an
Pacific Coast, the idea Of John crer eutc,inr
New England to settle in INV couaitlerahls
strength, seens the hight Of absura,ty. That
be will wotk his way into the South and Vest.
do moi doubt, but there islittle to attract him
In New England; soil climate, aud tie Gus
But il he does come, our New England friends
may rest assured that he will not act sorse
tllan GONE other foreigners who are already
among them he will not convert
iEe '.a'rades' Unions '' to prevent others from
working if he does not want to work himself
at tho wages offered. He will not be found in
mnns or shooting down the of5eera Of the law
on me saaEoads, as the telegraph told us they
Mete cong IN Northern New Hampshire yes
hy, put towald outsiders be is paaceabIe and
wel-disrosed. Az worknan be ia ohadient
fActable, intelligent, and trustwnrthv .n3
Whatever he does he does well. carta;n1v
1atlon to Chinese one; hut, AZ bctrna1 pvp1 ~
bulent, ungTa1eful, md dangerous fnra;on u
Sment, which stts ut DEFIANCE our 1,ws 81
thteatcns to reduce uA to a state os hnn5so aao
OF Fufianiem and brute force, and Chinsssee
element Which minds its own business rnese ,r,st
hard, imposes on no one, and in no rn.n,,nr no,aa
through it's own fault. 5eopardizoa the neses
and safety Of the community, say. rira M .
choice, and take john every ime. There ia
one phase Of this Chinese excitement wh;cb
arnazes US here. The people Of MAS
eachnsetts have been foremost in
protect join here in San FRANCISCO T from tho ho
attacks OF the rutliana and demagoSues among
ns- Now thnt their OF is gored, let Us Geo If
tect him against the combinations Of European
-taborerB which threaten hie very lifes II so.
We stand Icbnkcd most justly il not, let them
forever after hold their ponce
AL this blowing in Congress about coo1ie
labor. and Legislation to prevent its introduc-
don, is simply stun and nonsense. Il the Chi-
nese can do better here thin at home daer viii |
continue to come here. II they can find mpra
steady and rernunerAtiYe employment in Nas-
eachueetts than is offered here they will 70 to |
Massachusetts, and work there. and whatever !
N0gement John makes with his employer he I
w1a faithfully keep, despite all tie Laws you |
can make to the conisaI5. At present We are
Getting 1,5Qo to 800 Cinnamon month from
me other aide Of the Eater-the Last steamer
orQeFht 800, and sail vessel $50 yesterday,
seaaa,snrea ~ tne increase to the permanent Chineae
3oPelanon @ ef the Pacific States may be set !
o0"o " 1,ooo Per month; not much for 90
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POLITICAL.

Tho Decaur QlL) Republican OF the 7th
says: " Nhie the election was going on, Last
Saturday, one solitary individual was observed
at one of the voting places 1aboring to con-
vince those that came up to vote that they
ought to cas their ballots against the new
constitution. 2e;ng asked why be WAS SO Bit
terly opposed to the instrument, be said taxes
we're high enough with one constitution, and If
VIC had tEo tho People 7rou1d not DO hb1o to
pay the additional burden. Some one en1ight-
changed his tacties aud said, isn't our pres
ent constitution, that F1s made BY Washing
ton and jackson, good enough for anybody T.
Again he Was informed OF his error, but he
had evidently prepared himself for any cmer-
gency that might arise. and hiumphantly
closed the argument by STRENGTHENING himself
anyhow ,"
At the Republican Congressional Conren-
ton fot the Second District Of Iowa, By which
Colonel Wm. Smyth was renotninated, resplu-
tion was adopted unanimously, instructine
Mr. Smyth !" to vote for and usa a1l his interest
N faroE OF the removal of the National Capital
from Washington city to the Mississippi Val
ley + and not to vote one dollar for the erec-
ton Of any new buildings OF the purchase OF
any additional grounds 1t Washington city,"
At the general election in Michigan in
November next, several proposed amendments
to the State Constitution are to be Toted on,
Ihe Detroit Free PTess describes them ae FOL-
lows:
"The first amendment to the couBtttptiou Is to
amend Section Of Arttcle.L. THIS change au-
thorizes the Board Of Supervisors Of auy County
TO borrow or raise BY tax, = 600 for constructing
Or repairing public buildings, highways Of
"The next amendment is that TO caanre Sec
-ttons and Of Article "; Section or Article
vi: and Section l OF Article XVII. Ali of these
amendments were supposed to be Necessary 70
Eire negroes OF Chinese the right to vote. It Will
be remembered that these amendments to the
various sections and articles arc to strike out the
word white from the constitution, and at the time
the Legislature adopted the resolution 10 submit
this smepdMent 70 the people. the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States haul not been adopted.
the remaining amendment already pronoscd
Is one Increasing the Balares OF certain offlcers
There will probably be one or two amend
ments to the constitution submitted bv the Lerls-
ture at the extra session upon the Question OF an
thor1ztug towns, counties aud cities 10 levy taxes
TO raise money for Tutroad puSpoSes Precisely
what form these proposed amendments VIII a.
sumo It ls Impossible to say, but it ia generally gnr-
posed from the yagueneas Of the proclamation Of
the Governor calling the extra session, and from
the TACT that he approved the present law that he
VIII Oe In favor OF Amendments broad enough to
Justify law similar TO the one he approved al the
last session Of the Legislature. II So the discus
Sion Of this question will be second to no one in
importance ever submitted to the people Of the
State for their decision"
, 1870-07-12
Taking The Census.

Ihe deputy Marshals report that thew ex.
Fenence considerable difficulty in obtaining
hnsnc1a to questions respecting the amount Of
mans personal property and the extent OF
h1a real estate. To erade these interrogations,
the Mnrshals complain, gentlemen will avoid
them absent themselves from home, aud do
all in their power to get out OF answering these
questions. Bnt for this, tho cnumeratora claim
this census would be as perfect AZ a1,7thinc
lying in human power to accomplish.
The Nov York 7ribunerepoets the fol1ouinr
case OF pursuit Of knowledge under diificni,
ties rs occurring in that city:
One Of the MaEshals In the Eleventh Var, ,ns,
WIN an obstacle 3 day or two ago for which h.,
nag maze no provision, and which, for the lime
oe.ng, PROMISED to threaten the prosecution OF the
lie spilled u a house In q cer1ain District AZ.
bounced hls business and Intentions. coI,linenced
cqR 10 2Iofonh4 an1 "a ms to N aamng
readiness with which they were accnrnt,.:r
guessed, until he noticed The towering Amazonlan
ioa in S@ 11 He Ta1 ady MhS see oe .ath
tics had cyer before Introduced him to, This
somewhat dlaconcerted him; stiE be he rroccoded led
,Sh Mhn nla I,d. Investigations, and was tn the
woman, .vno had evidently evolved from the tbe
depths Of her moral consciousness 8 grand tIea
him Win request that he should once ayair,. and
for her particular information, state his business
and repeat his questions With the suar1ry which
necessarily attaches to al OF Marshal Shatp.s an,
polntees, the enumerat01 repeated bis questions.
aud fully explained the functions Of his offce and
lts tmoluInentz. Wheteupon the Mllestan lady e1-
Gaained. Look here, young man !" and the young
q nan IN iookcd @ "Look here, SAT, in lSco, man
~ 1oa lest his sawD axed thin self same questions
u ane me, ne did thin self same questions, and
ansHsTas 9s~escd thin God sare me for ~, and
aid ar IL AN tnlm 1tl. with truth In my mouth, |
%, - ta i;nn nVtn, and what was the result? a
annhcr Ta., H. a. hers re again. thryln' 70 get up
the hSe ~ ~ ~ ye1 Out Hid ye. When 1t comes to
Of H. nace ts TINE N!1sy y WIS hung and ye aat out
hanc1n viii cone az W. T. tilnG wink nc eye, the
n lheSe dta ars zone men sacien.iy unzratefu
hand of Womennshs gsGn ~ =, when rendered By the
zh9l can eer for his ore 5ne
hs tsf aean Is usually displayed by puoc oti,Mrs
6lon Rnd sought pastures green where i, 4 not ~
Nsn Understood that census enumerators ma ~ aj ~
The results Of lhelr best endeayo1s "'S u'e
, 1870-07-12

peeled, 1ita19c: peaches. halsts, unpSe!ed 3sioe:
scsSssc: Cherries, importel, unpitted, 1sslsc:
rai5ins, layers, new, sseeSso; raisins, seesliess,
SrTAimori3is, aoft-shened, es9esc; almonds,
paper-shened, Princess, :ss5$c: peanuts. = bn. ,:
hs faoHa4.9o; B5aA E9sy: sY:c ll1se' pecsos' rex
BEKKiEs Of - cases ss.s. Fsspns'.ies =,
cases fancy red at e3aasc: i6 baske.s
q bu wneEeber7ees at, at sho]e; Ge q % ea5ssss +
boxes at IS: 50 boxes at $50: 50 boxes soft at
s2o 40 boxes S 20 IN IN at y; soo - No. 19Sg =
cases wild blackberres Saturday P 1-> Ut &c; Is
cases at Sc: &c cases pa1t 1osy? 81 .. .os 81 Sass
F1sH-very few whitensn have come forward
within the past half dozen days aud the market q:
present is nearly bare. There vas considerable
inquiry to-day for round lots, md there were bus
ers at soc advance on last weeks prices Dealess'
prices are now s7.5o9I.75 for No. !, and s: :25
7.50 for No. 2 Trout arc plenty and stead: a,
saG096e5. The STOCK OF codhsh IS becoming con-
sieraby reduced, not only here, but in the East,
and the present tendency OF prices Is strongly to
, 1870-07-12

vant Territory. Now, set down 40, 600, 900 q
the population OF the United States white anu
colored; get down the fsct that few women
come with these Chinese immigrants, conse-
quently, few children are born to them; esu-
mate the average mortality among PeoPle P
composed Of adult males mainly, and figure
out how long it will take to bring the M1n. On
Eoiian population--of the country up 70 tne
equal Of the white in numbens. 1t has ta1ea aa
ua twenty years, with all the inducene9ts Iaat
the gold fields and fertile lands o. Canlofna
could offer, to add 1oo, 900 to the Chinese pop
increase it to 4o000,0o0, and how much ~all
tho 4O. .OOO. 600 white md colored citizens
Of the United States increase in
the meaptimes There is Just enough in the
Chinese question, go far as the country east Of
the Rocky Mountains is concerned. to afford
can;tai for q set of loafng dcmagogues, and
enablc them to stir up the worst elements Of
fha community to Totoua demonstrations and
that is al, However, "a "Down With the
bloody usgur!" is played out, it may be well
that the cFy Of " Down with the bloody cooIie y
should bo taken up. It might be "Down with
up to give . new direction to the rufianjv tan-
denotes Of the rabhle.
TIE BOSTON rAnrY
hayn gone at Last. And what did ther learn OF
us: 10 open their eyes to the fact that ali
the Aeera,ty, charity, intelligence, enterprise.
aS-s ~ " 4ot 10 De found within the hearing
other countries n the W, world i besides e Mas. s
sachusetts, and other cities besides Bos-
ton. growing up in tho world, we
hnmhly trust. And did we learn anything
1lom them : lhope 30, Indeed. If our people
nave been taught the needed lesson, that rich
people do not throw away their money as if it
cost nothing, and they owned all the mines
and all the. mints in the world, and that III
order to become Independent and prosper i'll
the world It is necessary to save money as
well as to earn IT, wo hava beon more than
paid for all our outlays on their behalf, if any
great outlay there has been. We do not need
to acquire to the fullest extent the parsimo-
mons habits and calculating disposition OF the
Dostcnians, neither do they need to learn all
the esGavasant habits Of Californiaua,- but it
each will concede something, each give little
and take o little, we shall Iotl, be the better
for It, and in the end each will think the bet
ter OF himself and of the other.
AT1
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Stale bonds quiet; Tel
MfssDnria. .-..+......9lA
Old TcunesSees, ,....@b
New Tennessees. :. ..HM
Stock market dull 4
cases the quotations We
day. Increased. activity
ropean news unsettled I
, 1870-07-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, July 11-t:so p. m.-Consols, money,
vi; United states o.2os, s2, soh; United States
eox, OLD, IS. 56H; United States sos, '67, SEX
LONDON, July 1i-Eventng- -Consols, money,
e74: money. a7A. american securinca frmers
s51N; Eries, 17N; Illinois, Ill; Great Western, ID
Stoeks armer Ana higher, -.
Winter wheat, rs ID; red wheat, S. 6dass ID.
Corn. sos. PORK. 1oshs LarI, rs.
L1vERrDoL. July 11-1:sO p m.-White wheat
los Sd. Lard, T1Ns Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL July 1l-Evenlng.-Cotton dull;
inidiltng npiands, 9H@9Ad; Orleans, eA@9;.d
Eales, II, 00G balcs
California white wheat, l0s Sd red Western, No, T.
s. 7ds winter, os Cd. Western deur, e2s sd, CON
10. 2 mixed, sos- Oats, Is 81 Barley, s.. Peas,
Provisions 1893 Cd. Beef. 11ss, Lard
arMer, 1ls O.. Cheese, 64s Dacon, 56a Cum
Produce unchanged. Tal1ow, as 81
LONDON, July 11.-Rosiu nrmer. Turpenttne,
dull Petroleum nt Antwerp quiet
HAyEE, July 1L-Cotton declining; l15f SPOT;
III a1oat
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else, becauaa they .Would Le influenced by the
advance i'll the price Of gold as well Is, tho ex-
tra foreign demand But ali these pricea de-
pend upon the prospect Of was, and
that depend, upon the French Emperor.
The markets Of the world vibrAte on hismotions.
It Is, however, apparent that Prussia will not
light If there is any way to avoid it without
dishonor, and it is not probable that the other
European powers Will permit Franco and AUS
tria to disturb the peace Of Europe by forcing
q var upon Prussia.
The money market il moderately easy,
though some OF the banks are experiencing
more demand for money for speculative pur-
poses than they care to accommodate. The
rise in wheat on the rumors of
European war has brought out, as
rise always does, more spectators
for further advance, md there is leas dispo
sition to ship the grain out, Thus one cir
cumstance and another ia keeping an unusual
quantity OF grain here, and it il probable, not
withdrawing the present European demand,
thero will be an immense amount Of grain Of
the old crop here when the new crop begins to
come in.
Exchange was quite firm to-day at from par
to 25c per e., 600 premium, with ea1es at both
figures, and closing drmer on account Of thore
being a email amount offered. There ia q
large demand at tho counter, aud bankera sell
at from 10 premium To par, and buy at from
par to lilo discount.
William Bross, Esq, Inns resigned the Prosl
deucy of the Manufacturers National Bank.
The range Of gold in New York, to-lny, az
teIeGTaphed to BArratt / March, wac. -
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Collisions

About midnight on Thursday, the schooner John
Ray, OF Hamilton, while going through the Bur-
Oakrille, which vessel was lying IN the canal wind
bound, parting her lines and carrying hes some
distance Into the has before she could be brouoht
to stand-s1l, which the men succeeded In .lulng
by casting b0tn anchors and about seventy faith
oms OF Chain The head gear of both vessels was
carried away, the John hay also losing few Of
her stancheons. 1r
On Thursday, the propeller Bristol collIded with
the schooner AzoE. OF Hamilton, On Lake Ontario.
Immediately on the collision taking place, the
Captain and crew OF the propeller did everything
IN their power to render assistance to the unlortu-
natc schooner and her crew. A tine was passed
from the propeller 10 the schooner, and for three
houfs every attempt was mnic to save tho
ssnoo3sE A. ,hs en-: Of that .,c r. vas seen
crew Of the Axov Or uoar Tho Brstni niona; .a
the schooner. -A~ ''"'s0A @0AAo'neo
, 1870-07-12

Special Despatch 10 The Chicaeo Tribune.
DETROIT, July 1t.-PAsyED Ur-Prnpeucrs
lawrence, Olcan; baEks 1a!ncsvtllc, Racine, Pen
sauket Streeter; schrs Adirondack, Kate Kelly,
Ouor.llca. Yankee.
Passed DowS-Props BROOKLYN, Badger State; g;
burks ljissel, Homer, Maria Martin; schrs Hobo
Ken, Card, -Etna, ELY, Eli Bates, Ttlden, St An
drew.
WND-South. ..
DETROIT, July It's p. m--PAsSED Ur-PrppJay
Gould; barks [. Jones, Juy; schrs Trinidad, Gro
ton, SttAnarew, Brilgewattr.
Passed D0wS-Prups bradbury, Nay dover; bark
Hemisphere; schrs Stampede, 3[such, Cascade,
Whitney.
NINn-WrSt