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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II, 1870.
CLEARED.

=, Steamship BATAVIA CBr), LeMcssurler, Lverpool-C
stssmss.R Bremen tNs> Lcist Bremen via sou,hamp
Steamship Anne, Hanson Santa Martha. AGO Luling
Co.
stcamship Gen Barnes, mallory, Savannah
rillard Steamship 90.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk, City Rich
Steamship hatterss Lawrence, N6rfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Go.
Steamship Fana, Freeman, philadelphia Loriard Steam
shin Co.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-W Clvoe.
Snip Magnet, Crosby San Francisco d Sutton
Beattle.
Bark Harrison Leb (Br), Chandler, Lverpool-Geo Phil
Ups q Col,ias
Bark Sea Eagle, Durfee Cronstadt-Moss 4 Ward.
Bark Orfnoy Frl Levagzion, Hsvre-Boyd Hncken.
Bark Restless, Boomer, Smyrna-1hos Hodges.
- Bark Josephine (Br) Day, Liverpool, NS-G Philips d
Bark Saga (Br), Garvin. P,otou, Ns-D DcCou
Brig Goodwin, Craig, Malaga-.ss Henry.
Brig Crescent (Br), Faulkner Harbor Grace Whitney
q Co.
sohr Annie Whiting, Hutchinson. Demarar..
Schr John Ferris, Fieids Kingston, Ja-Thomas, Holmes
Co.
Scir + Richardson Nelson, Mobile-J d Huribut Son.
schr Katie Ranger, Martin, Sayannah-van Brunt
Slaght
schr Susan Wright, Rollins Georgetown sC-Doncr, Pot
ter Il Co.
schr Charles Dennis, Hodskinson, Wilmington NC-Jonas
Smith Co.
Sshr A Lyon, Lyon, Batmore-Baksr 4 Dayton.
Sloop Harvest Corwin Providence II w Jackson.
Steamer Beverly shaw. Philadelphia.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia.
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RosaiUE AceIoenI.

A Boy Plunged Int Cauidren 81 Boiling Tar.
About six p. N. yesterday . little four year old
Of MI. A. A. Snyder residing In Division street.
Paterson. N. j.. met with most horrible and pain
full accident With some little playmates ne was
running back and forth over pie OF boards near
which was Large caudron full or boiling PITCH
which had been prepared for gravel roof. The ht.
tie bOv ran over the end or the lumber and
plunged into the seethlng mass. Although immedi.
ately rescued, ne was most severely burned. The
flesh Of his legs and abdomen was burned In one
mass OF blisers the peeled or In strips. HIS
agones were intense, and an effort was made to re-
leve them by the administration OF chloroform but
the drug would tlke no enect at all There Is little
hope OF his recovery. late hour last night his
suffertngs were TOO severe for even grown person
to endure any length Of time.
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MEXICO.

Tho Destruction OF tho Forward-RumOred
Invasion by American Filibusters-A Report
or Secret Treaty Between Presidents
Grant and Juarez.
MEXICO, July, 7,
Via HAVANA. July IA, 1870.
The Fourth OF July was noticed by the display Of
the national flag on the public buildings
There Is much discussion in the press as to the
destruction OF the steamer Forward by the United
States steamer Mohcan. The government organs
approve the act, while the mper,alis journals call
1t violation OF Mexican territory.
There are rumOrs OF an invasion OF the Rio Grande
States by Americans. The government Is retcent in
giving particulars Of the Guatemalan invasion.
1t is reported that secret treaty exists between
Juarez and President Grant, the latter guaranteeing
the Presidency OF Juarez In consideration Of ession
of Mexican Territory
Por1rio piaz has issued 4 manifesto.
The engineers and surveyors Of the Tehuantepec
Railroad have returned to the capital. and report
everything favorable for the work.
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Mariuo Disasters.

sHr X WRIGHT, from Portland for ct George NIB be.
TOTO reported wrecked at Cutler, in charge 81 An
nshernan y was osgy at the time and hs po suppos.
Ing ne mad lost his course put the ship off, few min
ues she struck very heavily. when asceaned they
were on Long Point Roef complete wreck The crew aid
next day. No insurance. ~
uLAnAMA8A tBr) Service, from 0resnock tor Ma
!anyas coal adcn was by FIRE on Sagua
"a Vrsnoe "a or 80 inst The captain aud with part
the which All that could be saved arrived Ma
tanzas 9Th Inst In three boats.
BANK ADynDEss, Treat, from Ellsworth for Buanos
Ayres put into Boston 18th inst for rcpns having struck
on Long Island Me- ON the 9th, and OF leaking 1000
strokes per hour.
BARK MARIA, which has buetcd the waves for az years.
mailing from Nantucket and this port the
years under the Chilean Tag with her changed Maria
rocnoco sunk In the harbor IL Paya Peru she
had been leaking badly her
nanders Capt Wlamu Parsons. Of this city, had bsachcd
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GENERAL POLICE ORDERS.

Two general police orders were issued yesterday.
No. 10 embodies instructions for tho force In filing
out blank returns. der No. II relates to the case
OF dead bodies found by the police.
At a meeting Of the Board. neld on the nth inst,
the following resolution was adopted
ResovC That whenever the dead body Of any unknown
person found In the waters or In street. alley park
public place. In place In the city Of New
BY comes 70 the notice observation Of member OF
the police deposited at the Morgue notice thereof
be without delay at the Office OF tho Coroner
Police.
In reporting case to the Superintendent officers
will be careful 10 give as accurate description VI
the peron as possible, the age, height color Of the
HAIR and eyes, complexion, the dress any marks
found on any part OF the bOIy, or anything found
the person that may lead to the Identification Of
the body.
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TENNESSEE.

Train ON the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road Breaks Through a Bridge-One Man
Kiiicd-Eleven Passengers Injured.
NASHVILLE, July H. 1870.
The northern bound passenger train on the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad broke through bridge
near Lynville yesterday 'and fell into the stream
Tom O'Nea. telegraph repairer, received INJURIES
from which he died last night. brakeman named
Jones was desperately injured. Ten passengers,
among whom were several ladies' were more or less
Injured some OF them seriously.
The passengers were chiefly from Tennessee. The
wounded were promptly supplied with medical at
tendance and otherwise provided for.
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In EN- GLAND.

Confused Reports and Unsettled Balances.
LONDON, July IA, 1870.
Tho feeling throughout Europe is still one OF gen.
eral uneasness The tone OF the Ofl lll pa aers a
France is eminently pacific, but the other journals
are hostile and watlike
The want Of confidence at the exchang. s OF the
various European capitals Is fair refex OF the
public sentiment.
Many rumors are In circulation but 1t is impossi.
BILE to trace them.
The following dispatches and details collected
from al quarters, are made public here to-day
British Despatches-The Continental Situation.
PARIS, July IA, 1870.
The Journal de S0tr c0ntradcls The report ciicu-
lated yesterday, OF the resignation OF the Ministry
The rumols OF the resignation OF the Ministry are
continued, though they are generally discredlteI
The French Military Attache at the Court of
Vienna who In now here, has received orders to re-
turn Immediately to his post.
Baron B0urgOing the secretary to The French Am
bassadOr, also returns 70 Vienna.
THE HOHENzOLLERN LETTER.
Public opinion and a majority Of the French Jour-
nails are opposed 10 accepting the despatch OF the
father Of Prince H0henzollern to the Spanish gov
ernmenC as q final settlement OF the question be.
tween France and Prussia. Most Of the Journals
assert that the Ministers went so far In Their docla.
on the part OF Prussia would be more sham than a
success for France
The Ltbe,te. the MOntteur. the Pays, the Opinion
Rationale and the Public are especially bit err
against the Ministry. The On1clai journals, how
ever, announce peace as settled.
THE DUKE DE GRAdMoNT's STATEMENT.
Last evening" the Duke OF Grammont, the Minister
or Foreign Affairs, announced to the Senate ana the
Corps Leglsdtf that the French Ambassador to
Spain had officially made known the remuneration OF
Prince hohenzolcrn OF the Spanish crown. "rno
negotiations which W. have been pursuing with
Prussia" the Duke said, shave had no other object;
but they have not yet termna ed 1t Is impossible
to-day to furnish the Chambers and the country with
general expose OF the affair."
IN THE SENATE
The Senate received this statement coldy.
Ten Duke then asked the Senate to postpone the
discussion on the Interpolation until Saturday, next
because Friday ha been SET apart for the disc usson
In the Corps Ltgslatif.
the Senate Immediately protested; but on the re-
quest OF NJ. Rouher the proposition was asscated
to. The Senate VIII meet an hour earlier than
usual on that day, order to have more time for the
discussion.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Inspector General Hartc Criticizod-A Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs Dead- telegraph
Cubie-Axaressions OF the Russians.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is. 1870
Additional advices IRON China state THAT Inspector
General Harte's movements with reference to the
foreign mission stheme and his late changes In the
Customs Department are severely criticized on all
sides.
lan-TanR Slang, one OF the Ministers of FOREIGN
A1alrs IL dead.
sac ships Agamemn0n. ObcrOn and Titania had
completed their cargoes at HanKow.
inc Tea anu su gar crops OF FormOsa promise well.
The Americans ut Sian1hae were making ex ten
slve preparations for ce ebrtng tue FO urth OF july
teiegraih cabio ~ soon to he laid between
Shanghae and Hong Kong.
Tie proposition TO establish an American college
In PekIn attracts the attention Of the government OF
Japan.
ile excitement concerning the aggressIons of the
Russians Oil Yess0 continued.
telegraph iine betwecn KOba and Osaca was In
process vi Construction.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKHT-LIvERPOoL- July IA 30
MThe cotton market closed quiet and steady Mddng
upands ehd nddng Orleans, 9sd The sales of the day
lation and export
LIVERPOOL, July H-b p. M.-Tho cotton market Just at
the close showed symptoms OF decline quotations.
unchanged.
n-4:5J p. M.-Wh heat quiet and steady, Flour 6rmer
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEI.-LIvRRPooL July
IA 30 P. MPork quiet Cheese per cwt for the best
grades OF Am rican fine
LoSDoS PRoDUoE MAsxxT.-LoNDoS, July H.-Tal-
low arm at DOS 3D. cwt Sugar both tho spot
and anoat Ltnsecd OIL hrncr at Icl 5s Whale oil quiet
Calcutta nseed dull Spirits Of petroleum dull Common
huQYnnt
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS BY CABLE.
ROME.

Tho Infaliibliity vote.-AGltation and Excite
mont.
ROME, July Is. VIA PARIS, July IA, 1870.
In the Council to-day when tho vote on infaili.
bility was taken, COL Fathers were present. Many
who were on leave Of absence hastily recalled
to lessen the numerical importance of the opposition
The sitting was greatly agltatod the spectators
were especially demonstrave, aud the Papal guards
were obliged to keep Thorn back.
Each Father voted aloud when his name was
called.
Another sitting will be held, at which efforts will
be ma IL to persuade the dissenting Nom bers to re-
consider their votrs; and after this meeting the
public congregation VIII be held, at which the new
dogma is 10 be promulgated.
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PARIS, July l4-P M.
The journals say that the French Cabinet having
received, as first concession, the personal renun.
citation Of the Spanish crown by the Prince of Hohcn-
izOlern, agreed to continue negotiations to obtain
from the King Of Prussia his official remuneration
how and forever OF oil pretensioDs to the throne Of
Spain on the part OF any members Of the Hohenzol.
lern family
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IN RUSSIA.

Feeling Against France-Napoleou's Design
Seen by the Cabinet.
ST. PETERSBURG July lap. M.
There exists strong feeling on the part OF the
Russian government against France on the question
OF the Spanish throne succession.
The heads OF the Czar's government believe lust
now that the Emperor Napoleon Is bent on making
an aggressive war IN Europe and then TO- If pos IDLE,
seize an overmastering position and thus force res
toration Of the Bourb0ns Spain by force OF arms
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Il BiLG.UM.

Tending to France-Frenrh CoIortng.
BRUSs ELS, July l4-8 A. M.
The French Emperor Is dissatisfied with the mere
Withdrawal OF the Prince or HOhenzollern. He per-
ssts in his demand that Prussia formally disavow
The candidatufe
The King of Prussia firmly refuses alleging tnat
to accede to this would only produce more extrava
giant demands from France.
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Aquatic Sports.

LONDON. July IL 1870.
The regatta OF the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club
took place to-day. Sir II. Bacon's yawl Avoset
eignty-nine tons, came In first. and J. Tempests
cutter Surf. f.ty-four tons, second. The prize was
awarded to the latter by allowance OF time for diff.
1een e OF tonnage.
. scuil ng match came of to-day on the Thames
between Kelley and sad er, for E4J0. The race was
from Putney TO Mortlake. The bett ny was two to
one on ke at the START, but Sader won the match
The time Of the race was slow
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Solid Assurances Of Peace Wanted.

LONDON. July a. 1870.
The London telegraph tnis morning says
Though the Prince Of HohenzOllern renounces the
candidature and the King OF Prussia endorses that
Remuneration, still it Is too cary TO believe in peace
The formal reply of Prussia to that eject Is the
only thlnx that will restore confidence.
The only response thus Tar has been naughty,
offensive and extreme which was doubtless de.
signed to be firm and dtyni1ed.
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Premier Gladstone ON the Crisis.
y..i-


Mr. Gladstone stated In the House OF Commons to-
day, In reply TO question from Mr. Disraell, that
the correspondence OF her MaJesy's government
with foreign Powers, occasioned by the difference
between France and Prussia. was Incomplete. ana
the present was the tine for It's publication. But
he would say that the British COVE nment, IN codl.
mon with the European Cabinets. sustained the po-
slLiOn taken BY the Duke do GrammOnt which was
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Panic ON the /" Street.0

Panic ON the " Street.0
LONDON, July I-Evening.
There was wild papc on the street after Change
hours to-day An Onlcial statement that the bank
had received f13l 900 was not sufficient to restore
confidence, and much uneasness still prevails. The
panic is attributed to rumor that Count benedict
had been recalled.
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LONDON. July l4-4:3o p. NJ.
Consols closed at o2K for both money and the nc
count. American securities nrmer ana higher.
United States fivetweuty bonds, 1852, S7h 1885,
old. s7h; 1867, 87A; ten-forties, SO. Stocks dull
Erie Railway shares TN; Illinois Central, nix; At
lantic aud Great Western 26x.
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French Reports from Alndrid-Le0pOId's Re-
annexation Accepted.
PARIS, July IA. 1870.
Advices IRON Madrid are pacific as far as Spain is
concerned, and the Spanish BOurs Is buoyant.
Tie Spanish Minister Of the Interior mas sent en-
voys to the different courts to notify them OF the &C
ceptance by SPAN OF Prince Leop0lds remuneration
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Tho Bank Statement.

LONDON, July IA, 1870
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England show
that the bullion In vault has decreased f44 since
Last report.
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IRELAND.
Fatal Party Riot--Arrests.

Fatal Party Ri0t-Arrests.
DUBLIN, July IA, 1870.
There was serious faction light last night In the
town OF Monaghan, centre of party riot for many
years past at this season. between Orangemen anI
Catholics. One OF the former was killed and many
persons on either side wounded.
Quite number OF people have been arrested by
the police.
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StaHord's Iron aud sulphur Powders
invigoraie the body and
Diriiy the blood.

A.-False COlOrs the EOveicp.-yhONvo0
tho natural npe renewed In gray hale hair dyst
No Who can dAngui tho browns and blacks brous
out by PHALON'S tIThLIA, OR SALVATION FOR TH0
HAIR, from nature'sp No ONE And marx, II ieaves Nd
sediment Sold BY all druggists and fancy goods Dealers
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Ladies, Genfs. Boys and NIisses Bcsu ana
No. Union square.
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The Infallibility Vote In
Rome.
THE SPANISH GROWN TROUBLE.
In FRANCE.

PARIS July H. 1870
The Constitutional ministerial organ denies the
reported disagreements among the Ministers, and
states further that Minister has rendered his
signation.
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BELGlFM.
The War Crisis q

The War Crisis and Ccmmcrce.
ANTWERP, July Id, 1870.
The Interruption OF commercial advices from
abr lad In consequence Of the war excitement cara
Yves tle tn3rkc.s. There have beei no tran3ac-
IONS Ia Oeuni, and quotations are nominal.
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Or. Clovcr's Champion Lever Truss, EluotSo
stockingsl Supporters &c. 10 Ann street. Estashed e
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ECYPr.


Sensation or n HOaxR
CAIRO. July Is, VIA PARIS, July IA, 1870.
The report that Egyptian troops had landed at the
Bay OF Ashab, on the Red Sea- and captured tn !,
Itall1n trading station there IL officially contra
dlcteds
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Michael Wolfe. Harlem rough. was committed at
the Harlem Police Court yesterday on a charge OF
steaiing a sewing machine from Mrs. Samantha
Wtmurt OF the corner Of seoond avenue and llsth
street.
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BRUSSELS, July 14-2 p. M.
England, Russia and Austria are making encr.
gctic efforts to prevent rupture; but 80 far they
have made no progress, and the situation Is IN.
changed.
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War Preparations.

PARIS, July 14-P. N.
y The journals to-day give the details Of military
preparations, which are still continued.
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VIOLENT STORM.

Fearful Storm In Canada--Numbcr of Build.
ings Destroyed In MOntreai-Teioaraph
Wires Blown Down.
MONTREAL, Canada, July IA, 1870.
One Of the most fearful storms which has ever
visited this country swept Montreal last even
Ing 1t commenced about dve o'clock, and actually
levelled everything In It's way. A large number of
buildings were utterly destroyed, and hundreds were
severely damaged. No loss OF liie however, has
been yet reported. Two OF the large FRI light sheds
OF the Grand Trunk Railway were Frustrated, aud
the loss In them must be immense All telegraphic
communication with the city was stopped, the wires
having been blown down as far west as Lachine
The city Is In a state Of frantic excitement and
rumors are spread OF still greater damage at other
points from the violence OF Inc storm.
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The French Caliuct.

LONDON, July IA, 1870.
The rumors that NJ Emile Olivier and two of mis-
colleagues In the French Ministry contemplated re.
signing are also circulating here. They are regarded
as doubtful.
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Tho German Peopie-Cnlm and Resolute.
..... LONDON, July AL p M.
The cables to the Continent are sill very much
crowded by the government dispatches, and the
press reports are considerably delayed.
The following important kilograms from Germany
are just recelved:-
BERLIN, July Ali A. M.
The disposition Of the people OF Prussia seems TO
be calm, serious and resoute to fight for the national
honor
The national journals regard the situation very
disquieting.
The Borsen Zsitun0 says war Is sure, because
France wants 1t.
Inc bofSea Courier says:--'rThe French preten-
sons are direct insult 10 Prussia and King Wil;am
War is ineyltablc.n
King williams Reply as Head of the House
Of Hohenzoliorn-Ihe German Nathan Mn,
Committed.
LONDON, July 14-Evenlng,
Special adviccs from Berlin report that KIM WI
liam's refusal OF tho French de.nanls for he Ho.
henzolern Pronunciation OF the Spanish TN one as
rendered by Minister Benedetti, Icing paremp tory,
snd accompanied by declenson OF aay fur hsr
conferences on the subject with NaDoleon's Ambas
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IN SPAIN.


Expartcr0 and Prim.
LONDON, July IA. 1870
The statement Is made to-day that EsparterO
denies having ever urged General Prim In favor OF
A f0ns0 IN preference TO Prince Leopold.
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A Sewing Machine, A2S 10 S1J; St7 Broads
way be converted INTO hand machine Instantly co..
vcnent for partie, going In the country warranted dos
class.
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A Seesonable Family Rcmedy.-Asiatic Chez
era cholera MUrbua, Summer Complaint Choic Sour Sto
maGn piaThTa and all Affections OF the Bowels nciden
DIR. JAiNE's CARM1NATIvE BALSAM. II sliays the rr$
aon and cairns the action Of the stomach and being p,sa.
SAINT 10 the taste Is readily taken by children While may
be given with entire safety to Infants yet acts promp9
and thoroughly when administered according 10 directions
TO ether children adults Sold by al druggists.
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Storm In Maine-Bnrus Bowed Down and a
Man Kiile

LEWISTON, Me-, July IA, 1870.
This afternoon violent wind storm passed north
OF this city. In North Auburn the barn Of Hooper
COnant was blown down; and In Green the barn Of
Stinson Parker was blown down. Mr.. Parker lost
his life by being buried in the ruins. The oxen and
horses In the building were saved.
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Refused by tao King.

PARIS, July I-5 r. M.
appears that the King OF Prussia has refused to
receive Count Benedett, or TO sign the promise re-
CURED OF him by the French government
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CUBA.
Cousul General Diddle Reooveriug from
Yellow Fcver-Ths Cable to Jamaica-Mis-
CollaueOus Nows.

collaueons News.
HAVANA July IA. 1870
General Ampuda assumes command Of the BCya-
mo and Manzanillo districts.
Consul General Biddlc. who was sick with yellow
fever, Is recovering. His wife Is now Ill Of the
disease.
Sir Charles Bright, chief engineer OF the Panama
and West India Gable Company, &C -ompauied by Mr..
Gall, Of Jamaica, leaves for BatabanO tomorrow.
from which point he will commence the laying Of
cable to Jamaica.
The brig J. d. Lincoln, In ballast. from Havana
for Caibarlen, has been lost on the reefs at Cayo
Cruz. Her crew were saved.
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Later-DIovement from Ems.

Lator-Movement from Ems.
EMS, July IA, 1870.
Prince Frederick william will leave Ems tomorrow
morning on q special train for Berlin.
Count Benedict, the French Ambassador, left at
five O'Clock this afternoon.
The German people are unit In support Of their
King and wild enthusiasm prevails In the minor
States.
General Moltke has been summoned to Berlin from
his Silesian estates.
Prince Gortschakoff has gone to Wlldbad.
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Cristadoro's UnrivaiIed Hmir Dye.-Ssa1
and applied at his wig aud scalp factory No. Aston House
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INDIA.
Tho Cotton Trade.

BOMBAY. July ID, 1870.
The shipments Of cotton during the week ending
to-day amounted TO 20, 900 bales.