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N.xv yorl. Produce aIarket.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Cotton dull and unchanged !;
sales 800 bales Flour quiet and without decided
change; sales Of 6OOs barrels Wheat quiet aud
without decided change: sales OF 80 600 bushels
Corn quiet; sales OF 2s 600 bushels mixed West
ern at S50s6zc Oats quiet sales OF II 0eO bushels
state at 5l@65c. Western at b0@olc. Beef quiet.
Pork steady; new mess, S2S15a2S'25. Lard heavy
steam, l6A@165sc. kettle, l7@lThe. Whisky quiet
at 4hc
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FROM LONG BR.INCH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 29.-The 9th New York Reg-
ment struck tents at 10 O'Clock, and proceeded In
line TO the Continental Hotel After dlaner speeches
were made by Colonel Fisk, Lieutenant Colbralne
and Major Hitchcock, returning thanks TO the regi-
ment for their good conduct The regiment gave
cheers for w. ID. BarIows and William Wilkinson
ana then left in the train for New York, where they
will arrive at 8 O'Clock.
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FROM NEW' ENGLAND.


BOSTON, Aug. 29.-At Hayerhili, on Saturday night,
Rernard Carleton and Andrew COOney were dan
gerously stabbed In ARRAY with two brothers
named Roberts. The latter were arrested.
Death of IA Convict.
Conners who some months ago was committed
10 the State Prison for drowning the boy Eastman,
at the prison wharf, died last night after two weeks
illness.
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SNEAK THIEF.-John Mccall son Saturday
night sneaked into the house No. S05 South
Eleventh street, with the intention of robbing
it, but being detected he was taken before Alder
man Collins, who sent him to prison.
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CoLoRED.-An Ethiopian named Sanders
Jones was caught on Saturday night last, whilst
in the act of stealing a pair of pants from the
shop of Dennis Donegan, Eighth and Baker
streets. Alderman Collins sent Jones to prison,
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OUT OF DANGER.-The man Cleary, shot by
Monaghan last evening, it has been ascertained
was kept in Bonnolls dwelling. This morning
he was pronounced out of danger by the attend
ing physician. Monaghan was then taken before
Alderman Smith, and held in $500 bail for a
further hearing
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PETTY THEFT.--John Surrney on Saturday
broke open the money-drawer of the news stand
northeast corner of Fifth and Market Streets
and pocketing the contents ran off. He was
pursued, and at Fifth and Commerce streets
captured. Alderman Godbou held him in $500
hai N oaswer
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A LOVER OF FINE ART.-An ebony-hued
descendant of Ham, whose cognomen is Will
liam Rudolph, was this morning held in 5000
bail by Alderman Delaney, on the charge of
having stolen a picture from the wall of the
residence of Mrs. Brown (colored), st. Mary
street above Sixth.
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FINANCE AND CONINIERCE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICER
Monday. Aug. 90. 1870.

Monday, Aug. 29. 1870. !
The week opens with an active demand for
money, both for business and speculative pur-
poses, and the market remains very steady. The
banks are being gradually drained of their re-
sources, the money current having firmly set in
towards the West. Nearly all the markets in
those sections exhibit increased ease in money,
II we can rely on our exchanges, whilst the
Eastern money centres are becoming CORES
pendingly stringent. Rates to-day here were
very firm at 6Ca7 per cent. on call and at 7@9per
cent. on prime discounts.
The gold market continues quiet and steady,
but rather weaker, opening at ll65s, declining
TO ll51i, and closing about noon at 1867.
Government bonds are quiet and unsettled,
but prices vary but little from those ofSaturday.
The stock market continues quiet, but shade
stronger. Sales of State skies, first series, at
l0496, and City skies, new issue, at 1919.
Heading Railroad sold at 47'SlCD4794 Penn
sylyania at 5S15@5S2s; Lehigh Valley at 57Is;
and Catawissa preferred at 81 small sale of
Oil Creek and Allegheny brought Az.
Among the miscellaneous list there were
trining sales of Morris Canal preferred at 67I5
and Second and Third Streets at 4619@47
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported 10y De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Pa es, LIST Sc .l0in 10 sh Penna r. Is. 5sss
$4,000 CITY Ss, N. ioiA iol do. Is. bsN
iiO0O Pa 6s 2 me .iO2S 100 sh Cata Pr. -. 81
$500 Leh In. 80 10 sh I'd a 81 st. e. 4s16
800 sh Read r. .ls.c.aT'sl 100 do is. 471S
BETWEEN BOARDS
$1,000 Pa ss Sc .iS,s 200 aSS sh Reading r. az.
10 sh Nor q Pr. sIH 100 do. - BIO Al %
2sh Leh R.. bIH 10 sh Cen RIBS. A :
sh I'd Sd ST.. At 10 sh Mech Bank. 8.
70 an o o a A r.. AN
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Sun A Il ID. d. .lO3 sh Mech b.. 81 q
95 All Ca R.. Az l6 an Penna II. Is bsH
rs Al Read R.. As sh Comb Pk.... 90
300 do. Is. 4II sh Minehih r.. bO5S
IOO do. $40. 4T5S
NEssRs. WILLIAM PAMTER A Co., No. 50 s. Third
street. report the following quOtatisns:-U B. 6s OF
1881 il4s9ll4 o20s of 1861, ll27s@ll21l; do. 1854
ili6illE; do. 1896, illa@illH; do, July, 1850
lOs5, ,@llOjs; DO, July, 1861, ll09ll0's; DO July
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ATTEMPTED observation-disclosures Lutz this
morning sent to prison youth named George
Holland, 10 years of age, who was caught on
Saturday night whilst attempting to rob house
at Front and Bainbridge streets
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OF William Robinson, No. 1886 Rodman street,
was entered by sneak thief, who assembled to
the second story, and took from a bureau
drawer $500 in cash. Although the family were
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FROM NEW FORK.
A schnoner sunk.


OswEGo, Aug. 29.-The schooner Il. B. gannett
OF Sackett's Harbor, which left Oswego on Saturday
night for OgdeDsburg with plaster and stone sprung
aleak when twelve miles of this port and sunk ib
deep water. The crew were saved.
Arrest of n Coupterfeiter.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Colonel Whiteley, United
rnRe, printer and engraver who has been operating
for nearly ten years in counterfeiting. When taken
this morning $1,000 In counterfeit twodollar bills on
the West Chester Bank was found in his possession
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug 29.-stocks very dull. Money
4@5 per cent. Gold, 1l6A. 6-20s, 1897, coupon.
1926; do. 1864, do, Ill do 1865, do, i113S; do
1885, new, 109X; do. 1861 Ito; do. 1863 no; 16-4Os
10s%. Virginia skies, new 65 Missouri Sizes e056:
Canton Company, 6019 Cumberland preferred, 80: (:
N Y. Central and Hudson River, 94I{; Erie. % I:
Reading, 95S Adams Express, GAY Michigan Cen,
tral, lis; Michigan Southern, 91H; Illinois Cen
tral, 134 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1O4; Chicago
and Rock Island, 113h; Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, 94; Western Union Telegraph, sax.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-Cotton duh and UNCHANGED /:
noninally 1917. Wheat-receipts, 10000 bushels
mostly damp Maryland, which is dun. Sales OF
amber Maryland at 81 5O9l 65; fair to good Mary
land red at s130a140 common at slTO@125 /;
@1'37 Corn-White, s1@110 for Maryland; do.
yellow, nominally 5c@sl; mixed Western, sea-
s3c. white do, s5@95c. yellow do, 90ss5c. Oats
41@49c. Rye, s0a90c. Mess pork weak at $40
930't0. Bacon quiet; rib sides, 1IN@l11c. clear
do, 1s@1silc.; shoulders, 15i(@15Hc Hams, 25HCa
26c: Lard dull at 17A@17hc. Whisky dad at 81
@93c.
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$25.-Before Alderman Toland this morning
was arraigned one David Craig on the charge of
entering tavern at New Market and Peg streets
on Saturday night and stealing therefrom $25.
He was held in $500 bail for further hearing.
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LUCKY MAN.-The Chesterfield of the police
force Lieutenant James Flaherty, of the Fifth
district, was this morning presented with
handsome suit of blue and brass by some of his
friends of the Eighth ward. Lucky James
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LECTURE.-Dr Saunders should be heard at
> his cellege tomorrow afternoon by all who
desire more knowledge of Palestine and the
Jews No charge for admission.
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THE OFFICE OF THE PRoTHoNoTARY OF THE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ENTERED.-Some
time during last night thieves broke open the
door of the entry leading to the office OF Richard
Donegan, Prothonotary of the Court of Common
into the office, which they thoroughly ran
sacked securing $50 in cash. The robbery is
supposed to have been perpetrated by some of
the bootblacks who hang around the neighbor-
hood.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside Paqes

PORT OF PHILAUELF HIA' .......AUGUST 20
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TBLReR APB
OFFICE.
IA M....T4I IL A. M. M.......S2 2P. 90
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A SUMNER NIGHr's FEsTIvAL.-A sumner
nights festival will be given by the Menner-
chor, the Sengerbund, the Jupger MennercLor,
and the Harmonic on Wednesday, September
z. at Wissahickon Park. Tickets admitting
one gentleman and two ladies cost only one
dollar apiece. A most pleasant time is antci-
pated, and all who wish to attend are requested
TO secure tickets early.
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ANOTHER HESTER VAUGHAN CASE.
A Babe strnns,ed and B,d In . rao.e,.


Yesterday morning the Coroner was notified
to hold an inquest upon the body of female in
fant, apparently about one month old, found at
the depot of the Philadelphia, Germantown and
Norristown Railroad Company, Ninth and Green
streets. Deputy Coroner Sees at once proceeded
TO the spot, and from the appearance of the
body and other surroundings he postponed the
inquest until a post mortem examination was
made by DR.. Shapeleigh, when it was ascer-
tained that the child had been murdered. The
murderer, or more probably murderers, had first
grasped the infant around the neck and pressing
the fingers on either side of the neck caused
suffocation To make sure of the work being
complete, handkerchief was then tied around
the throat and drawn tight.
The corpse of the murdered infant was dis
covered by lady in an iron washstand in the
ladies' department at the depot. Shocked by
the discovery she gave vent to q series of
screams, which brought in the watchman, who
in turn called in couple of policemen and de-
livered them to the body. How long it had re-
maiDed there is not known The case is now in
the hands of the detectives.
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Who Gave the Order?
The Man of Iron and BlOOd!'

Rtcss Etc. Etc. Etc.s Etc.
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UNPRoFITABLE EBoARDERs.-Betore Alderman
dolph and Christian Weaver. boarders at
Schmidt's Hotel, Second and Willow streets, on
the charge of having broken open the office
desk thereof and robbed il of 1900 and gold
watch. They were held in $1,000 bail each for a
further hearing.
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FoUND.-Lieutenant Flaherty, of the Fifth
District Police, yesterday found in an alley
running Off Spruce street. above Eighth, large
box filed with glass preserving jars, supposed
10 have been stolen. The box Is marked &c.
Dore, Nason's Point, Jars, B. T. & Co, Phila."
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MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co., No. 80 s. Third
street. report the following qnotatisns:-U B. es OF
il@iilE; DO. 1896, ila@inH; do, july 1890.
lOs5, 5,@llO5S; do, July, 1861, ll0sl01s; do July,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-29

MONETARY.

oFP1CF OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING, July rs, 1870.
Money continues tight, and rates exhibit
no falling of, while capitalists are extremely
cautious. Mortgage notes, secured by pro-
ductive city property, can be readily ne
gotiated, but commercial paper, unless
secured by unexceptionable ccilaterals, can
only be placed at outside rates. The banks,
however, are still meeting the wants OF
their customers. We quote ii al2 y cent
per annum for Al paper. secured by first
class coIlaterals, dl12 for 90 without col
laterals. and second-class at " az y cent
per month; mortgage paper at 10 I'll per
.annum for first. and ~ a - for second-class.
Gold opened at l21 Il a l2ll4 against
l2ias at New York, and closed at III a
12lk, against 1918 at New York. The
sales embrace $4,000 and $500 at III: SD
600 and $4,000 at l2lls; $1,000, 5000 and
$4,000 at 1914; $4,000 at III ss, and $1,000 at
l2l12.
Operations in foreign exchange were
again upon very limited scale, not single
sale Of commercial having been reported.
claOO bank sterling sold at l34l2, and
$500 do at 1880. and 100000 bank francs at
4.25. We quote nominally bank sterling
l34. private 1872 l32l2, bank francs %.
Domestic exchange was without any varl-
alton. The banks checked on New York at
% I, cent premium. $4,000. $4,000 and
$4,000 commercial sight on New York sold
at u premium: s25.oO0 do at ls. $4,000
bank at o-:52, and $4,000 bankers at a pre-
MUM.
Nothing was reported in stocks. except
500 shares Ship Island at 65c. and - Cres-
cent CITY Railroad at $66 T. share.
Dealers buy State warrants at zoe for
new. and 90 a 96c for old, and Metropolitan
Police at SO 99c and sell the former at
re for new, and 95 09Sc for old, and the
latter at SO a 99l2c.
City treasury notes are offered in round
sums at Csc. Dealers buy small SUMS a. soc
and sell at Sc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-29

The Louisville Courier-Journars cores
pondent says of the army bill, published on
the ninth page of this paper
One of the effects of the new army bill is
already evident in the disuse by the War
Department, in its special q and general
details and assignments. This feature is one
equally as disasreeable to army officers as
any in the dos1s of ha as
1,uevet titles by reason of brave and honor
able service, the abolition Of which reduces ;
many Of them in their official i;s assgna eo"
nels and majors, and captains, while -, IN
some instances they are reduced even to the ne
grade Of All It the he memSefs
the staff of General Sherman, although they
viii viii ', PROBABLY be known to the public at at
large as major and brigadier generals , y yes
fall. on their official designations IRON. ra Sn
var Office under the new law as to graae;
far below what their brevet rank allowed
them credit for.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July 2s.-Cotton unsettled.
Sales 1900 bales; middling uplands Doc.
Flour: State and Western 50l0c lower;
superfine S. 2Oa5 co. Southern lower; com
mon to fair extra Sc 15d7 20; good to
choice 81 81 9 so. Wheat: sound wheat
steady; other kinds 12c lower; winter red
and amber Western 81 4001 50 red and
amber Southern 81 G.; white Southern 85c
Corn frmer; mixed Western CSC a 81 0212.
Beef steady; plain mess sl2 a Is; extra $l6
>919. Pork duh at $40 95 go. Lard I'M
changed. Whisky lower at 81 a Oh. Gro
ceries quiet and steady. Turpentine 81 Oh.
Rosin 81 1904 %. Tallow quiet at 10a
l0asc. Freights firm.
CINCINNATI, July 2S.-Flour unsettled and
decidedly lower; superfne S. a %. Wheat
dull and lower at 81 81 40. Corn lower
and irregular. mixed shelled 90c. Oats 500
SEC, Rye So 092c. Cotton dull and entirely
nominal: middling lSc. Tobacco firm and
unchanged. Whisky 81 a CSC. Provisions
quiet. but held firmer. Sales of 100000
pounds Of bulk shoulders at l3c, and
small lots Of bacon shoulders at l4l2c;
sides lsc. Lard i6he; Pork $50 30.
ST. LOUIS. July 2S.-Flour in good de-
mand for lower grades: supertine s. Goa
4 so. Wheat dull and heavy; No. , red fall
81 l6al Is. Corn dull: choice mixed SIC.
Oats ST 4001 As. Rye nothing doing. Pro-
visions dull and weak. Pork S3l a 81 80.
Bacon: Shoulders 141e a l4a4c, clear rib sides
lSc; clear sides lSa1eac. Highwines 81.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS. July 2s,-Bourse opened firm.
Rentes 66.2o.
LIVERPOOL. July q, Evening -Cotton
closed irregular: uplands FAD; Orleans Sd.
Sales to-day 5000 bales. of which 1000 were
for export and speculation. Tulpentine 3ls
3D. to 3ls cd.
II,,-pp INV Cn++op M, 70 ppn. G1
PARIS July e, 4:30 p M.-Bourse heavy.
Rap,oc e. 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-29
When Will They Ffghte

This question is answered at length by the
New York World, in the following article:
An indignant American pOpulace, on
reading the morning kilograms and the
MONDAY posters, comments rather ungra-
ciously when it becomes assured Of the fact
that there has been mo battle YETI but
vet q little while and it shall be glutted to
the fill Large armies do not mass on the
Rhine and cross its difficult and bridgeless
fords in q day. Rome was not built in an
hour, and pOntOOns are not flung across the
Rhine in sixty minutes. With all the speed
which France has used, her troops could
hardly have come up with the Prussian bat
talliOns vet. unless in such small bodies as TO
render battle indecisive and unsatisfactory.
This campaign will be short, sharp and de-
cisive-possibly another One-battle war.
Whatever its event, neither France nor
Prussia will risk anything if the risk Gan be
avoided. Both show by their giant economy
of the short time at their disposal that they
believe with the victor Of Jena-''these
quarters OF an hour always win me a battle"
But even railroads and forced marches can
not bring huge phalanxes within shot in
one or two days. The state of actual war
has only existed since July l9. When
guessing at tue time of the coming battle it
may be interesting to have at hand the dates
of former declarations Of war, and the
length af time which elapsed from the de-
claration to the first fight. The Crimean
war was declared by the various powers on
SO many different dates, and SO many differ
ent first acts of war; happened,
that as an instance it is rather
mixed 1t may, therefore, be for
gotten for the present. In the Austro-
italian difficulty Of 1859, the war was begun
by the Sandman rejection of the uitimatum,
April %. The Austrians crossed the TicinO
two days after, and the battle of Monticello
was fought on May 20. Ten days after, Ma
genta was fought, and three weeks later
Solferino was won. The Schleswig- Holstein
war was one of sieges and bombardments,
rather than of pitched battles. On the very
day Prussia entered Schleswig she took
Eckenforde. This was on February l. Dup
pei was taken on April 10. In the late war
in this country Sumter was fired at April IL
Some minor engagements took place be
tween that date and the fight at Rich Noun
tain on July IL. Bull Run was fought or
July 81 During the German-Italian war OF
1908 Prussia virtually declared war on june
IA. and Italy followed with her declaration
on June 20. Custozza was fought on june
"a. and Sadowa July 3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-29
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
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The extraordinary success of this new and i'm.
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Equal in beauty and finish to other Family Ma
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ALL COMPETITORS.
The price of this now acknowledged necessary
article comes within the reach of every class and
the company is prepared to offer the most liberal
Inducements to buyers and agents
w. H. BARRYMORE,
General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
Office and Salesreom No. 1888 Canal street near
Carondelet. iyI7 I'm
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Foreign Sum-
mary-The country is teeming wit. supplies,
which will enable the French to dispense
with heavy commissa1y train. Weather
splendid for fighting.
The Empress Eugenies regency is not alb.
solute She will be governed by Napoleon.
and is forbidden from promuIgating other
laws than those now pending.
1t is now regarded as certain that the
Emperor intends closing on the Prussians
between Thionville and Wiessemburg, and
throwing McMahon's army across the
Rhine. McMahon's army consists of three
corps, commanded by Folly, Donay and
Mcmahon.
The objective point Of the Baltic Heet is
now believed to be Strelsund.
France reiterates her denial of the All
thenticity of the secret treaty with Prussia.
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EULTON,S INTERNATIONAL.
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
David G. McCan vs.D Steamer Dora, he

David G. McCan vs.D Steamer Dora, her
Tackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUR T
4 District OF Louisiana, No. e6O8-In obedience to
an Admiralty warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session. f
The steamer DORA, now libeled by David C.
Mccain, for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in.
terest in or to the same TO be and appear at Dis
trlct Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the first Monday in August to show
cause If any they have or can, why the said steam
er should not be condemned and be sold aoreaahi,,
TO the prayer of libelant '
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
seventh day of July, 1870. '
s. B. PACKARD.
jy8 Is 90 au2 United States Nar.bal
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rcoNr1SuEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

cations, one headed by Senator sawyer,
and the other by Delarge. cOlOred. The
Delarge delegation were seated.
RALEIGH. n c., July 2S.-The Chief Jus
tice of North Carolina, after refusing to en-
tertain several motions, one to attach the
Governor for contempt, advised the counsel
for Kinks prisoners to apply to the Chief
Justice of the United States.
RICHMOND, July 2S.-Jefferson Davis is
here Ell route to Europe.
CINCINNATI, July GA destructive fire
occurred about two o'clock this morning, IN
the east end of the city, destroying COM
pletely the Queen City Planning Mills,
dozen houses, and large amount OF llim-
Der. The mills were owned by c. w; Ma
,gill, and were worth $4,000; insured Tor
5000 in city companies. A dozen families
lost their houses. The total loss will reach
Ieuly $4,000.
ST. Louis, July 2s.-Seventeen suns.rokes
occurred yesterday, seven OF which were
fatal. :,
Malone, the murderer of Colonel Buell. at
Fort Leayenworth, died yesterday. He
confessed the crime, and the cause OF when
was Colonel Buell. had compelled him to
saw cord of wood as punishment for alb
sence from roll call.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July d, P. M
Barometer 1858 Wind east southeast,
light. No arrivals or departures.
MEMPHIS, July 2S.-Passed up: Susie
Silver and Bee and barges. Down Alaska.
Tidal Wave and Mohawk and barges. River
falling. Wear clear. Thermometer 49,.
VICKsBURG, July 28.-Passed up: Silver
Spray at a p NJ, Governor Allen at =. NJ.
River falling. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE. July 2S.-Arived: Minneola
from Memphis. River rising with two feet
six inches in the chute, and five feet large
on Portland bar. Weather cloudy and
pleasant; heavy rain this afternoon.
PITTsBURG, July Electromagnetic rising,
seven feet in the channel; eight feet eleven
inches at Oil City and rising. Weather
cloudy, indicating more rain. There will be
a coal shipment tomorrow.