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Boston Market.

BOSTON, July 27.-CorFEE.- The moveme ents in
coffee have not been OF much importance The
trade continue to purchase small lots as wanted,
and we quote Java, In lots at q gold; and
Rio at 15lSal8c, gold. Mocha and ST. Domingo
are scarce and prices are nominal.
COTTON.-There Is better feeling in the cotton
market, particularly for high grades, and prices
have somewhat Improved. Trade, however, ts
comparatively quiet manufacturers purchasing
only In small lots as wanted. The sales have
been at 151sal6c for ordinary; 17!5alSc for good
2lc for middllng, including upands and Gull.
The market closed firm at these prices.
DoAEsTICs.-The demand for cotton goods las
been moderate and easy; little has been done
since our last, but holders are firm and not dis
posed to submit to any further concessions.
Wuollens have been In quite active demand and
prices are improving. The war In Europe will
lead, 1t Is believed, to an increased demand Tor all
American woolens, particularly the better des
crlptons, and we look for better aud more
active market.
GUNSL BAGs.-The market for gunny bags con-
tinueS very quiet, and prices n0mnally 2oa22c.
currency and In bond, sales OF 450 bales at 1876
gold.
GUSNY CLoTH-The market is firm for gunny
cloth, but very little has been 6one. sales ut
30a32c for native and Borneo; and domestic bag
cling at 32d33c per yard, currency.
NAVAL SToREs.-SpIrlts turpentne has advanc-
ed, with sales ut 42]Sa43c per gallon, and to ar
rive 900 casks at these figures. In Tar no trans
actions. In rosin sales Of 1000 Dbls common
strained on private terms; 800 bbs pale at S. so;
and In pitch no sales of any importance.
RICE.-The market Is firm, with fair demand.
Sales OF 400 bbs Carolina at 9a9Hc, and 200 bags
Rangoop at 7t4a7Ec per h. currency.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July %: A yer fair
business doing, and prices sustained without dill
fculty as the stocks are well under control Buy
ers however, are rather less anxious than last
week: Sales OF 500 bags Rangoon at 7lla7Ic,
Carolina, common to good, per cwt, ss 25as so;
do prime to fancy do So 75a9; Rsngoon, per b,
7a7Hc; do gold, In bond, do 3Ha3hc.
From the World: The demand has been fair,
but the market hardly moves with as much ease
as day or two ago. Prices sustained. Sales Of
500 bags OF Rangoon at T14a7hc.
From the Journal Of Commerce The market
Is steady, with moderate supplies, and fair
trade demand. We notice sales OF 600 bags Ran.
goon at7hc, currency; 100 bags do, in bond, at
3hc gold, and small lots of Carolina at SAasc.
From the Journal OF Commerce. July 80: The re
Is the usual business in lots of domestic and
foreign at steady rates We arm Of sales Of go
From the World: There is steady feeling and
about the average demand, with not much stock
Offering. Sales OF 625 bags Rangoon ut 73sa71c,
currency, duty paid; and go bags do at SIC, gold,
In bond.
From the Herald: Carolina was dull, but
steady, at former prices. The sales were about
100 casks, at S1Saso for fair to choice lots
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AUGUSTA weekly Cotton Market.

AUGUSTA, July 2e.-Saturday.- market
opened with good demand on 4 basis OF l7lsc
for Liverpool mddlDg, and nearly all The cotton
offered was readily taken to I'll orders. leaving
the market almost bare. We quote The market
closing firm With small offerings, at lT1<c.
Monday.-The market opened With good de-
mand. on basis OF 175<c for Liverpool middling,
aud remained SO during the day, closing firm at
1Sc.
Tuesday.-The market opened very firm. with
middling; 6n: in consequence OF declining ac,
counts from New York and Liverpool closed
qu!ct, with fully &c declne-say 1TAalSc.
Wednesiay.-At the opening OF the marker
there was a very good demand for Liverpool lnid.
ding a. 1Sc. which continued until the receipt o.
New York and Liverpool accounts, when 1t be-
come quiet, and closed easier at172<alSc.
ThuTsJay.-The market opened with moderate
demand on basis Of TIC for Liverpool mid
ding, and remained so until adyices from New
York and Liverpool were received, showing ,. de.
u 70 &c decline.
Frlday.-The market ruled quiet throughout the
day, opening With moderate demand and light
stock on basis Of lie for Liverpool mddling, and
closed quiet without change.
Stock on naadt this day by actual count, a4e9
Sales for tie ,cek ara 1924, and receipts 2es
bales. 49,
we presan, below our statement Of receipts OF
last season compared with the present. and IND
the difference in favor Of this year to De 59,o57
bales.
Receipts present season to date. lei 71e
Receipts from Sept l, 1865 TO July 20, 1859 sl662
=. To,a! ........................ 80, ,o57
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stnckon hand sept. l, 1859. es............... ~
Receipts since 20 date. 7ls
Total Observation-Disclosures. .l@!, ,sl3
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TIE BApr1sr STATE CONVENTION
First Day.
IERoM ouR OWN ooRREspoNpENT.l

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
GREBNvLLE, 8. c., July %.
The South Carolina BAPTIST State Convention
began its sessions, in this place, to-day. Del
egates appeared representing nearly every
section of the State. This convention assem-
bles annually, and represents the forty thous-
and Baptists of South Carolina. 1t has charge
of all the denominational enterprises, and de-
votes especial attention to the interests OF Fur
man University, which is located at this place,
and which is an institution of considerable
merit, and has an efficient faculty, at the
head of which is the Rev. james G. Furman,
D. D. The convention also prosecutes the
work of State missions, and missionaries are
employed to preach in the destitute sections Of
the State. These and other matters will be
discussed during the deliberations of this body.
The convention elected Rev. j. L. Reynolds,
D. D., of Columbia, president; Rev. j. o. B.
Dargan, D. D., OF Darlington, vice-president;
Oliver F. Gregory, Of Charleston, secretary,
and Professor C. q. Judsoa, OF GreenVlle,
treasurer.
DR.. REYNOLDS, upon taking the chair, made a.
briet address, urging upon ths members OF tae
convention the Importance of holding fast TO
the consultations of religion. That amid our
losses and disasters, we have not had the COM
forts of religion taken from rs. We observe
that the First Baptist Church, OF your city, Is
represented by Rev. L. 81. Shuck and .. F.
Gregory. ESQ., Rev. Dr.. Teasdale, Of Memphis.
is also here, and represents the Sunday school
Board of the Southern Baptist Convention.
He is expected to deliver an address to.mor-
row morning.
Rev. T. w. Mellichamp real an interesting
obituary of the Rev. ]. N. Timmons, Of Dar-
lington. who died since the last session Of the
convention. Rev. j. K. Mendenhall read the
annual report of the Executive Board o. the
convention, which stated that the Rev. j. F.
MorralI had acted as general agent since
Aprfl /. and had travelled through various sec
tlons. preaching and making collections. The
board had appointed Rev. John q. Williams 10
preach at Beaufort, Grahamville and Robert
Vile. where the people have suffered more
than any other section from the effects OF the
war.
Rev. T. r. Gaines has started mission In
Charleston, at the ct. uer Of Rutledge and Spring
streets, and has the prospect OF constituting
church at an ealN day. The board recon-
mended that Baptist Sunday-school Conven-
ton be held at an early day, and that steps be
taken to secure permanent endowment 1of
Furman University.
Rev. NJ. T. Sumner, D. D., corresponding
secretary of the Domestic Mission Board, en-
tered the convention, and will doubtless ad-
dress the body on the subject Of Southern
missions Tonight, the Introductory sermon
will be preached by Rev. J. l.. Reynolds, d. D.,
of Columbia.
The convention adjourned to meet to-mor-
row at o'clock. L. H. s.
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A COMMITTEES Of Republican deputies In the
Cortes yesterday decided to support tne oe-
mand for prompt reunion OF the Cortes 70
definitely establish the constitution.
The Gazette publishes proclamation o.
neutrality issued by the Spanish Government
Tho severity with which the French authorE
ties have treated the Carlists on the frontier
causes much qualification here.
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L,yERpooL CLASSIFICATION.

R!oe-The transactions were limited to o sale
OF 1stierces OF good Rice at s5sc . ID. NE quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 7A@s!a; good
SH@sxc.
NAVAL sroREs.-There we're no sales Of note
FREIeHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct noml.
nal, via New York, 7-16d on uplandsi 11-16d
on sea islands; By sail we quote nominal
on upland cotton, and normal on sea
Island cotton. To Havre, bJ steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at s1c on rplands
and 1;f on sea islaRds. Coastwlse to
New York, by steam, &c . ib on uplands
and &c on sea islands; BY sail, nc p b on up
Ands To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, u
@He p b on uplands To Philadelphia, by steam,
Xc z, tt on uplands; by ssi, somewhat nomi-
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@Ac p fb on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE = Sterling 60 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC ExcHANos.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par, and Bel! at 4 premium. Out
eide they purchase at par to y premium, and
sell at u premium.
GoLD.-Buylng at 10 and selling at2l.
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Irterior cotton NInrkets.

MACON, Jalv 2s.-Receip:s TO. day 10 bales; sales
10: shlpped 29 The market Is dull and prices
merely nominal There is, really, little or no de.
maud except for the best cotton at 16c.
ATLANTA, July 2e.-The market closed at l1c LOT
middnngs; 15c f.r low middlin5s; 1ic 1or gooa
ordinary; l3c for ordinary.
ORANGEEURG, July oe.-Saies during this week
bales we quote ordinary, l2al3; low mid
ding Is middling, l5A.
MONTGOMERY, July 2A-0ur market IS dr!.
and nominal today; we Glo:e !ow mlddllngs az
151sc.
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dor NEW YoRK-oN WEDNESDAY.

The fast screw Steamship ASHLAND, CroWeT
Commander. will sail for New York on WEDNE4
DAY, August sd, as O'Clock P. NJ, from PIER No.
2, UNION WHARvEs.
The ASHLAND will c1nnect with the Liverpool
Steamship MINNESOTA. ot Messrs. " VILLAINS d
GuIoN's LINE. sailing August 10th.
The splendid iron slde-wheel Steamship SOUTH
CAROLINA, Sim Adkins. Commander, resumes
her regular trips, and will follow on 10th August.
Insurance by the Steamships OF this lne n per
cent. ,,r-,,,
For Freight engagements, apply to WAGNER,
BUGER CO.. NJ. % Broad street, or to
WIN. A COURTENAY, No. ! Union WharVea.
iuly304 %
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THE. FENIAN SENTENCES.

WINDSOR, July 30.
General O,Neil has been sentenced to two
years imprisonment and fine Of ten dollars;
Captain John Brown to nine months impris-
onment. and fine of five dollars; Captain
Monaghan to six months imprisonment, and a
fine of one dollar,
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New York Sugar Market.

market for raw Is steady, with moderate 6usl-
ness doing The features are the same az those
last noted. We quote fair TO good refining at sS1a
10c and No. u box at 1o5zc. The sales are ls5O
hhds at e7<aI0Xc for Cuba Muscovad0; 102zc Tor
centrifugal, aRd $50 boxes Havana on private
terms. For refined there Is more Inquiry, though
the volume Of business Is moderate; we quote yel,
low at l2Aa13c; soft white at 131tal3Hc, and
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.


NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-4i8 bales
cotton, loS bales yarn, SO bundles paper, l2o emp
ty boxes 10 tons cotton seed. 1000 busneis Wheas,
turtles, horse.
BARcELoNA-Per Spanish brig Louisa-252 bales
upland cotton, 3s1 bbls rosin.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, July q. = COTToN.-Saies OF
bales this week ut from l5 to IS cents per lb. We
quote from Is to 20 cents per 10.
CoRN-Arrlval OF = cargoes this week.
Selling at 81 so per bushel.
TIMBEg-Arrvng slowly; market depressed.
Stock on hand 1000 sticks, unsold. We quote 9 to
IA cents
TURPEN7INE.-vlrgln dip So IS; yellow dip 81 25;
s3rape or hard 81 TO 81 90 per bol OF 2s0 lbs.
70 the bbl.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Per gallon 81 cents.
TAR.-Per bbl., RETAIL So.
: PEANUTs.-Per Dushel $1al 25.
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Chipping.
II B NEW YORK
ION SATURDAY.

The superior trsi.class side.wheel steamship
MANI HAITIAN N S. Woodruff. Commander,
OF the New York and Charleston Steamship Com
pany's Line, win leave Adgers South Wharf on
SATURDAY. August 9Th, at O'Clock P. II.
aT-The MANHATTAN Is handsomely and COM
fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table
is supplied with sll Of the delicaces Of the New
York and Charleston markets.
@- Insurance by this Line half per cent.
nFr Cotton taken 10 New York, Liverpool, Bos-
ton, Providence. and The New England manufac-
turing towns st loves: market rates.
A6T The S!de-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, B.
w, Lockwood, Commander, follows on SATuR-
DAY, August 18Th, at O'Clock P. n
aug1 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents
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Receipts by tsaiiroad, July 30.
,or-r n.pnYrr. pArrpoID

10 bales cotton, 10 bales goods 4Si sacks wheat,
a441 melons, 2s9 bbls naval stores, 2 cars lumher.
To Pelzer, Rodgers co. kinsman Howell, in o
Mar hall, Smith & Chapeau, r Mure co, Sloan
Seicnious, q Mallonee, G Walter co, W
Williams q CO, Frost J. Adger.
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SeRrHEAsTERH RAILROAD.

SO haze cotton, eco bb!s naval stores, cars luT-
bsr, phosphates, and I've stock, tobacco, mGse,
&c. To A Salinas, Graeser & Smith, Goldsmith
& Son, Clacius & Witte, Jerords d co, g J Luhn.
Rhodes Bros, ThOmlinson, Goodrich. Wtneman
4 co. a Quacken5psl. Marshall, Jr. Kinsman
& Howell Barden & Parker, G W Williams u co,
W. Ryan, Frost 4 Adger, Smith, WelliDg,
PC Wayne and Railroad Agent.
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MARINE NEWS.
oHARLEsToN, Sc, AUG GUsTl
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship Ashland, Crowen. New York-lett
= inst. Mdse: To Wagner, Huger co,
Courtenay, Aiken 4 CO. Southern Express
ford W 3 Bissell, II BRISTOL & co, Bollmann
Bros, Bart & CO, q Bulwlnkle & co, DR. q Baer,
Fl Bechlnan, Berbusse, &P, Benja-
Burnham Pelzer, Rodgers & co, B F, B & c, VIM
Bird 4 Co., N Cater, Cameron Barkley & co, B
i CO., L Chaplin Il co, W II Chafee & co, J Com
MINIS, G S Cook, Clay ( Tucker, Dr. Caulier, T
NJ l. r Clark, Daily News, Dowie. Noise i Ddyis,
Drummond, Duyal & son. Eason Il
Bro, + II Fischer. ID Fleming & CO. Furclco,t,
Benedict & cn, B Feldmann, Fogartte's BOOK De-
postory, H Ger,lts & co, c Graveley. ii Green.
i HIiiier. Hahn, VS. Henerey, Hugcr !. Kay.
enel " Hall, W c Hayward, II Is c, Jefford, IL
co. Kerrison. Jr. co, kerrisoa, kinsm&n u
Howell, klinck Wickenberg co, II KlaIte d CO.
d Alexa ider, R H Lowndes, McLoy 4 Rice. G
Minor co. McD Cohen, II j CO, N & w, NJ u Ma
thans, Nenfrile, North, Steele War1ei!, 9
Ogeman, u O'NeiIl & Son, B O'Neill, Palmetto pc
stenens, Werner & Ducker, Stiles d jennings, g
Sahlman. Smith Bro, Mrs Stackley, q 7, P
Schroeder. S Schirmer, o Tledeman, S Thomp
son, John NJ Tietze, W Trim, ] Taylor co, ]
Thompson co, Yoigt Walker, Evans Cogs-
well, Wirth & CO, Werner & Ducker, M A War
rem. ] Buck, G d Walter & CO, G W Williams & co,
W Yates, Agent s G Railroad co, Agent Florida
Steamers and others. The Ashland had fine.
steamships Whiting, H Livingston and W
Everman.
Received from West Point Mill 1a tierces rice
To Reeder L Davis.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Harry Harteau, Jones, New York-sailed
July lS. Mdse; To Baker q CO. ~ ) Gorlam, y
C Coe, Railroad Agent G Q, VT White, Capt G
W Bradley, H Bischof Z co, Prince.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka. via Jack.
sonvile, Fernandina and Savannah. 16o empty
bbls IS head cattle noTi a green turtle III ler
Porcher, W NJ Bird & co, Col Ludlow, NJ Curtis,
Stetrens, Werner Ducker, S Railroad, Mrs y
Huger, F K Huger.
Pacific Landing, Edsto and Enterprise. MGse.
To d Aiken & CO, II Gcrdts 4 CO, Wurhman
& CO, Southern Express co, Wagner Monsees, R
Adger.
.Y8i - AT QUARANTINE. HR
Spanish brig Nuevo Rayo. Maristany, Mstauzas
% days. Ballast. To W Hall.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York
Jas Adger Il CO.
Spanish brig Louisa, Alsipa, Barcelona-W p
Hall.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
Schr Minnie Repplier, Weeks Baltimore.
Schf W Il Hills, Burgess, Philadelphia.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Louisa, Alsina, Barcelona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Catharlne Whiting, Howes, at New
York, July 81.
Brig c Williams, Thompson, at New York,
July .e.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon. Horsey, at Baltimore. Jaly
49,
MEMORANDA.
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nAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S. ;.
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line eleave Pier ,<66s
No. A. North River. foot OF Canal .S SAikD
street, New York. at 12 O'Clock noon, OF the 5th
and 2lst OF every month except when these
dates fai. on Sunday. tsen tie saturday preced-
ing. IL.
Departure OF the 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports Those Of 5tn touch at MaLzanlllo.
Steamship COLORADO. Captain Farnsworth,
leaves San Francisco ;ur Japan and CHINA sep
tenber !, 1870.
No CaIlorc.a steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from. New Irrk 10 Asptnwall.
one hrndrtd Il pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For passage Tickets or other information apply
at :he co IliANY'S TICKET OFFrUE, on the
wharf foot oi Coma. streer. North River, New
York. +. Z. BABY, Agent.
july1e-7yT
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PORT OALEND.AR.
MOONS PHAsEs.

PHASEF.
First Quarter, 9TH, 8 hours. 3! minutes, morning
Full Moon, nth, hours, So minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, 50 minutes, morning
New Moon, 10Th hours minutes. evening.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana NaFui
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLEsToN NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, July 80, 1870
CoTroN.-The demand was limited and only
for good grades OF which the supply was very
light, restricting operations, while common kinds
remained nat and nominal; 'sales 81 bales, say
10 at 1s; 12 at 1sK. We quote:
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rr. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Port
FO q N.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen. Lester. cleared. June Is
The y Cove, Hardness, up.............. July II
DOM STIC.
EoCKP0RT, Me-.
Schr D Talbot, Amesbury, sailed. .Jcly rs
BOSTON.
Bark Eva II Fisk, Emery, cleared. July
Erig Fanny H Jennings, Noble, up........July IL
NEW YoRK.
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, np......-....... May
Schr Lilly, hughes, up. ...July "a
Schr n W Smith, Tooker, cleared. July Is
Schr 3 n Hawkins, Wyatr, ..Jaly 25
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ella Matthews. McE,wea, cleared. July
Schr 7 French, Doughty, up. ..July 20
Schr Geo Squire, Timmons, up......... July 2S
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey cleared ..... July %
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared. .......... May 23
Schr Matoaka. Fooks. up.......... July IL
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PREPARING FOR .TBE QUEENS CUP.
A-,1y Vopr 1uty %

NEW YORK, July %.
The Cambria came up to the Brooklyn navy
yard this morning ana will 20 on the dry dock
immediately. receiving thorough overhauling
and repairs preparatory to entering the races
in American waters for the Queep's cup now
held by America. The New York Yacht Club
will give Mr.. Ashbury complimentary BAN
uuet at Dslmonico's.
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THROUGH BILLS OF LADLNG GIVEN FOB
COTTON TO BREMEN.

Tie fine steamship FALcoS,s Hor. 1e{NSsa,
sey, Commander will sail for Bait. SAi16
more on FRIDAY 5th August, At y O'Clock n: ,,o.
HSr Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded 70 tnas
tional Insurance and Consignees are allowed am
pie time TO sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
PAUL G. TRENHOLM, Agent,
app1-5 No. Union Wharves.
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DOR PHlLADE HIA.

TIE REGULAR STEAM LlNE-wEEKLY.
The Screw Steamship sAl.vOR, @Tk
Commander, win sail FOR Philadelphia Xli&n
direct on FRIDAY, August 5th at o'ciucH r. M., :
from Browns South Wharf.
a1- insurance by the steamers Of this Line n
per cent.
For Freight engagements. or passage tcapin
sl5,) apply to ,,,,,,.y ,.
aup1-mtuthra M. Union WharVeg.
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MEMORANDA.
The schr D Talbot, Amsbnry, RDckport. Ne for
Charleston, arrived at Holiness Hole July oS
Abark or brig was seen on Cape Roman Oh Sat
urday, bound south.
The sc!n Abby Pitman. Comford, from CHS.
olm's Island, 5 Z, arrived at Wood's Hole July %
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baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
ID TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NoRFb'
WEST.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Cr. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
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lku VIENNA, July 80. j
Austria consults Italy on the attitude to be
preserved. She is said to contemplate giving
notice to the Pope that the Concordat shall no
longer be considered binding. The Vienna
Journals complain that the King of Hanover
and the Elector of Hesse compromise Austrian
neutrality BY their intrigues. and say that the
former. should recall his legion. There is
nothing new from the frontier Of Germany.
Reports from Rome.
ROME, July 30.
General KanSeller, of the War Department,
proposes the fortifcatlon Of the city.
The Pops's chaplain has gone to Paris to re-
oelvs the Canadian defenders Of the Pope.
Reports from Madrid.
MADRID, July 80.
The feeling Of the government was secretly
in favor ef, Fsances based on satisfaction be-
cause Prussaa and not Spain was attacked.
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Captain Samuels says that in coming the
middle passage he only followed a course
which experience has generally proved to be
the best, and that which Asury's investlga-
tions had proved to be the most favorable at
this period of the year. That the English cap
tain, knowing that the Dauntless was the fast
est boat, knew that he should be beaten If he
took the same course as she did, and 30 steer