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up, od, after all that has been sald about it, who cares to be told again how the breakage was brought about, and who did it, and what for! If the Breckinridge Committee at Washing- ton can tell us how these damages can be re- paired, let them speak. They have assured the country that Mr. Breckinridge does not intend to withdraw; but can they tell us the utility of bis running with all the Southern elections go- ing against him. What we want now is a move- ment to meet the necessities of the crisis. The democratic party has gone to pieces. It can do nothing. The Bell-Everett party of itself can do nothing; but the democratic fragments of the North, in conjunction with the Bell party, may work out a glorious victory against Lin- colin. What say the Washington Breckinridge Committee to that? Is ras Capret at WasHineton Iv Favor or Lrscoun on Nor ?—-One of the most curious and entertaining politicul newspapers in this country is the Constitution, of Washington, sup- posed to be the organ of the Cabinet. This enlightened sheet is now™doing its best to aid in the election of Lincoln, by tomenting the divisions existing between bis opponents. It would seem to be a fact clearly apparent even to a Washington editor, that the true policy of the conservative opposition is to combine for the sole purpose of -beating Old Abe out of the field. That done, the “selection of a conserva- tive national candidate is an easy matter. In this State we have broken up all the party machinery, killed off all the regencies and cliques, and nominated a sound, conservative electoral ticket, giving the electors the privi- lege of voting for whomsoever of the anti- Lincoln candidates they way choose, according to the original intention of the framers of the Constitution of the United States. But the Con- stitution newspaper is another affair altogether, and it is industriously engaged in helping Lin- coln by widening the breaches between the friends of the three or four candidates opposing him. We do not believe that the Constitution ¢an do much one way or the other; but, as the Cabinet organ, we have aright to ask whether or not it is laboring for Lincoln’s election under the orders of its masters. Is the Cabinet in favor of Lincoln’s election or not? IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA, Capture of Truaxilio, Rakwiaks, by Gen. Walker—Return of the Crew of the Schooner Cliftop, &c., dé. New Onueans, August 20, 1860. ‘The schooner Araminta bas arrived at this port from Ruastan Oth inst. She has on board the crew of the schooner Clifton, which was captured by the British at Bondaras. Generai Walker landed with his forces at Truxillo, and immediately made an attack on the town, taking it with but slight resistance on the part of the troops, who fired uly one gun, wounding two of Walker's men. Tuere was great excitement throughout the country. NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the Pony mise at St. Joseph. St. Jossrm, Mo., Angust 20, 1860. ‘The pony Express, two daye bebind time, arrived this evening, with dates to the Sth inst. Arrived at San Fraucisco, 7th, frem Boston. Sailed, 6th, bark Sirene, Hicdoostan, for Calcutta. There is @ steady demand for s-me articles of provi- ious at tow prices, and candies continue to meet ready sale, but all other goods are quiet, with few transactions. Butter is moving freoly to the trade at 130. a 1Tc+ for choice in Qouble packages, and a few firkins of June Isthinus have found buyors at 23\4c. Lard is very ac tive, dealers stocking largely at improving prices; Pop- bam & Sixtria’s brings 13 }sc.; J. H. & Co.’s 16s. a 16 !¢c. to small lots. Small orders for pork to export to China ship White Swallow: for New Zealand; 8th, ship ~ haar’ at $15 a $15 25 for mess; smal! sales ere maki: to the — at = fri bi, and $360 for ( do, Hams and bacon fritbout transactions ow. The latter is held atlas, with. out buyers. Ollve oil | Caci- Galupi at 6 2b, Rico auiet and was depressed; China No. tots a domestics nothing is ‘asleg. The refinery is sup- plying the trade with lots of circ 116. ; 500 bhis. do. extra Pampero sold to day at 11 Candles more ac tives ‘at from 600 to 700 boxes y at 1940. a 20%¢0. turpentine is worth 80°. in teas and wines nothing oe consequence has been done since the last express. ‘Wheat comes in very tardily from the country, the fara ers being all busy harvesting The vesse's on the berth make slow progress. Good shippivg samples commaad $1.56. Flour is going freely to China, costing fron $4 25 ny capes . with St. Louis dates to the 27th ult., ‘at Carson Vulley last cvening, and will reach San Francisco to-night. ‘The overiand mail is telegraphed, and will also arrive this evening, with the St. Louis mail of July 16. There is Dut little State news, and that confined to } Senators Gwin and Latham remain in the city, fiking ‘but little part im politics. The latter, it is said, will not tied in the canvass. bar he Pieaver, ‘ex Governor of Kansas, supports Douglas fo a long letter. Many are advocating i ibe nomination of ‘Governor Downey as one of ag faa ‘electoral cand! dates, which, it is thought, w greatly strengthen ‘that side. of the opinion that if the aod Douigias aide from i Fea z é : FI 3 i which the Do. glas Convention Angeles it that gold and Bilver discoverics continued to be made in the mountains ‘to the southeast of that place, extending to the neighbor- hood of fan Bernardino. The Placer d'ggings are rich and extensive. gold and silver mining regions, Francieco via Vizalia, also continue of an imens of’ silver ore compare are sanguine of realizing ‘been held in the Carson Valley re- a —— government for the pro- of Nevada, on the squatter sovercignty indicate @ vote fayorabie to the ing the election at Genoa, in Livatenant Governor of Cali- mortally wounded. continued to arrive at Car- jambers on the road. it 200 tons of Washoe silver been sent to San , Preneteee. The amount of ore from San Francisco to New York and Ragland, od two pune, is valued at over $70,000. reson ot are received to the Sist of Jaly ‘The op’ Trevaiet that larger crops throngbout the would be harvested this year than ever botore. News bad been received at Portland that Major Stein's command bad bad another skirmish with the Soake Ia diane. A -~ Indians were taken prisouers. ere is wi eral news of interest. The newspaper? political icles. Four of them support Jas, three Breckinridge and three Lincoln. From British Columbia news is received to August 1. Four small steamers were building at Victoria to run Ou Frazer river avd other inland waters. Several brick buildings are ome ap - vi pp with aa increased disposition to invest in real The mining news contains Sas iat — A ‘that the Chincee a to ‘lock teady outnumbering ive to Her Majesty tht ‘Satellite bad tailed fe from Victoria for Engiand via western coast of Mexico and Panama. yi 2, fe i 3 & » iH i H Bud S233 i a € 4 fs ‘News from Northern Mexico—Vidaurri Dete New On:2ans, Augast 20, 1860. Stoamer Austin bas arrived, bringing, Brazos dates of ‘Cae 16th aad $53,000 in treasure. Broworville was quiet. The revolution in Northern Mexico was progressing. Aramberty had defeated Vidaurti ina battlo, and Gea. Zuaza was killed, Mr, Breck! stage s Le ong Presidenc Ky, 19, 1 ‘The Courier of this city says thar Breck e series a letter to Mr, Seoves ite. = bes Democrat 'c Executive Committee, tradict emphatically the ridicaloas and rumor that he thinks of withdrawing or couren wt withdraw his ‘faazne as a candidate for the Presidency. — Arrest of outa Yop LEAvas Wortm, san Gorton, the murderer, who eecaped from Vigilance ‘at Denver, bas been arrested, aad ia now in of the United States Marshal, ‘TAREE DAYS LATER FROM EURO. Arabia at Farther Point. The Weather in England Still Un- Gaetle. ANOTHER ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS | The Galway OP eS Confirmed by Parliament. THE MASSACRES IN SYRIA. Sale of Thirty Thousand Christian Women at Damaseus at eer Piasters a Piece, The Authority, of the Sultan Re-established. Summary Punishment of Persons smppanted in 100g Mfassacres. More Popular Demonstrations at Naples, INTERESTING FROM SOUTHERN ITALY. The Determination of Garibaldi to Attack Venetia After Captur- ing the eerie avy. Threatened Coalition Between Austria and the Pope Against Garibaldi, &e., &e., &e. THE NEWS BY THE NORTH AMERICAN. Fanramn Pont, August 20, 1860. The steamship North American, from Liverpool 9th, via Londonderry 10th inst., passed this point at five A. M. to day, bound to Quebec. The nows is meagre and unimportant. The House of Commons has voted a subsidy to the Gal- way line, thereby confirming the contract. Consols had declined, owing to the announcement of a three million !oan for India. 249 ‘The weather in England continued unfavorable for the growing crops. ‘The steamship City of Baltimore arrived at Liverpool at ten P. M. of the 8th, Ship Petropolis, arrived at Havre, reports having seen, on the 17th of June, in 12 8. 35 W., American ship Robert Kelly. It will be remembered the Robert Kelly left Li- verpool for New York last January, and bas uot singe been heard of. She was given over for lost long since, and it is feared there is some mistake in the report of the Pe- tropolis. ‘The sales of the week in the Liverpool cotton market ‘were 82,000 bales, and prices were ‘4. higher for inferi- orand ‘jd. higher for middling qualities of American. Middling Orleans was quoted 6d. The sales of Vriday were 10,000 bales, the market closing firm. ‘The Liverpool breadstuifls market was quiet but drm. The provision market was very dull. Consols closed on Friday at 93 9 95 '¢. GREAT BRITAIN. The Parliameatary proceedings were mostly of local interest. The weather continued cold and showery, and anxiety relative to crops was increasing. Reports were current in Eogland that the government proposed to send Lora Stratford de Retcliife Special Eavoy to Constantinople to advise the Sultan. ‘Tho Indian budget was to be presented to Parliament on the 13th. Report said a large loan would be involved. FRANCE. The Emperor, after reviewing the troops destiued for Syria, addressed them as follows:— Soupiene—You leave for ayria. France hails with joy an expedition, the sole aim of which is to cause the rights of justice and humanity wo triumph. You do not go to make war against a foreign nation, but to aseist the Sul- tan in bringing back to obedience "his subjects, who are blinded by the fanaticiem of the former century. In that district you have great reminiscentes- Fulfll your duty; show yourselves wortby to be the children of those wi once gloriously carried into that country the banner of Christ. You donot leave in great numbers, but your courage and prestige are a supply to the deficiency, be- cause, wheneve the French flag is seen to pass, the na Honstinow that a great cause precedes it and great peo_ ple foilow it, The Emperor bes given 200,000 franca in aid of the fu gitives from Syria. The semi-oifficial correspondent is inclined to think the interview between the Emperor and Queen of Spain, which have been spoken of, will uot take place. The Bourse is quiet, Rentes closed on the 8th rather jower—68f. Lic. Prince William of Baden was on a visit to Chalons Camp, and would be present at the great military ma- neeayres, SYRIA. ‘The§ latest dates from Damascus report all quict there, but murders were still committed ia the surrounding country. Thirty thousand Christian women were sold at twenty- five pisstres cach, and were cetained in harems. The Beaufort sailed from Marseilles on the 9th, with 1000 men fer Syria. NAPLES AND SICILY. No movement ta reported. The Paris Patrie says that Garibaldi, in a letter to the King of Sardinia, said he cousidered it a sacred duty to deliver Venetia, and that the possession of a powerful navy, like that of Naples, would enable him to do it. Provisions were exccedingly dear in Sicily. A duty on salt, imposed by the Dictators government, was said to be very unpopular. ITALY. General Lamoricieré had suppressed « demonstration in favor of Garibaldi at Lodi; bad levied s war contribu- Lion of 44,000 crowns, and taken the leaders prisoners. Signor Farini had succeeded in preventing the depar- ture of an expedition that was to have landed in the Ro- man States. A letter from Rome, however, arserts that 16,000 Picdmontese had landed in the Papal territory, at San Stefano. THE LATEST NEWS. BY TELEGRAPH VIA LONDONDERRY. Loxpow, Angust 10, 1860 A fatal accident to the artillery volunteers of Dover occurred on Thursday evening. While the corps were ‘engaged in gun practice at Archilief Fort, one of the guns burst, scattering its fragments {n all directions. G. T. Thompson, one of the Lieutenants, and a sergeant, were killed on the spot. Several other members of the corps are seriously injured, NAPLES AND SICILY. Letters from Palermo dated the 24 of August, repor that some parties bad been attempting to create trouble. Hitherto the government bad acted with a certain gene- rosity, but it has now a great number of persons of al classes and sent them off with passports to any country out of Italy. Moserwa, August $, 1860. Garibaldi bas not yet lef for the main land, but still continucs his preperations. Acorrespondent at Naples writes on the 4th that ap- petls to arms hare been publicly posted up, The reac tionary party, whore beadquarters are at Galta, hesitates in presence of the attitude of the country, and are alarmed at the very populace which was formerly its instrument. The Court, however, spares no pains to ox cite the zeal of the populace and of the inferior clasges of citizens in its favor. According to a communication from Vienna in the Cologne Gases, active negotiations are going on between the Courts of Vienna and Rome on the subject of the even- tuality of the invasion of the Pontifical States by Gari- baldi, The Duke of Modena has promised to unite, ia Uhat cage, bis troeps to the Papal army. Volunteers to Garibald| are so numerous as to embar. _NEW YORK ERALD, ), TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1860. . vey. ress him, aad be bas requested that no more be eent at | Preseat, THE SYRIAN QUESTION, saan Viena, August 10, 1860. Tue Ate. Government intedded, aa sven as the prin- ciple of intery. "B08 in Syria had been agreed upon at the Conference, to 40spatch a battalion of Tyrolese Ohas- | sevrs to Aleppo. The Pope, however, having officially aa | sured the Austrian (binet that, according to the latest | ioformation received, F.°4 Pasha bad guaranteed to pa- | cify Syria without the aid of foreign troops, the project was abandoned, DENMARK AND SWEDEN, A recent interview between the kings of Denmark and Sweden gave rise to a report that the two Scandinavian kingdoms intended to form an alliance against Germany. ‘The Swedish press, however, combats the idea of any aggressive policy, and the Swedish people are repre- sented to be decidedly opposed to anything of the kind, ‘The coronation of the Kingand: Queen in Norway took place on the 6th inst. in the cathedral at Droutheim. THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. The commander of the Fox has written a letter from the Faroe Islands on the operations of the expedition at that point. He designates the strong currents, of which #0 much has been said, as bugbears altogether. The let- ter gives reason tohope for a favorable regult to the eur- The Council of State is denna Nap'es the pro- po: | gramme of ‘Leodorio Romano.”’ The Queen Mother isto leave instantly—that is, if the programme is accepted. © OMMERCIAL | INTELLIGENCE, LONDON MONEY Manxar. DON, August 10, 1860. ty ~ rats had decreased Toere is a good demand for money at sane A aan im the Bank of Eugland Consols closed today at 93'¢ 093% for money, and mis ¢ for os account. ver, Lyd: de A » 2d. h Peg jollars, 68, 2d. a Se, 2\¢d.; AMERICAS SECURITIES. ‘The chief business dortng the week has been in specu- lative movements in rallsond st securities: Pies Compra Railroad shar Be peer nde seis tendency: sales Ts., white [at 128, a 126. 7d. Corn quiet but firm: sales of mixed and yellow at S2s., and white at S48, a S4e 6d. MARKET. Waketield, Nash & Sars bolters LIVERPOOL Merers. Bigland, Athya & €o.; and others, report’—Bet the, market; olteriug their stocks at low dui, but’ market generally Bacon qu stealy. Tard firm at 628. Tallow dectinod 6d. sales North American ut S38. 3 638. 6d. it 238. Gd. a 20s,; COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (BY TRLEGRAPH TO LONDONDERRY. LONDON MONEY MARKET. ‘Tho firmness in the funds was checked by fearé forthe crops, owing to continual” wet and cold weather, which neutralized the more favorable feeling relative to Conti nental politics. The tendency on the 8th was downward, but there was no material variation in prices. The dis- count market on the 8th was rather quiet, and best bills taken at a reduction from the bank rate, Basinessat the Bank limited. The London mouey market is uochanged. Console closed yesterday, the 9th, at 931; a 9524 for money, and 984; for account. To day prices have decliued under the report of a forthcoming India loan of £3,000,000, and consols are quoted at 98 a 935 for money ‘and account. LIVERPOOL COrToN ManxeT. Liverroot, Anes 10, 1860. The sales of cotton on Wednesday and ureday were 80,000 bales, including 10,000 on speculation and for ex- port, the market closing buoyant on Wednesday, when the sales reached 20,000 bales, and prices were slightly higher for the inferior qualities. The Brokers’ Circular reports the eales of the week at 82,060 bales, including 21,000 bales to speculators, and 10.600 to exporters. ‘The ‘news from America caused a large speculative inquiry, under which prices advauced 44d. for the inferior, and 4/d. for middling qualities of American. The sales of Friday were 10,000 bales, in- cluding 50,060 on speculation and for export, the market closing firm at the following suthorized quotations: — ir. Middling. 6 % v4 ox ted at 1,203,000 eller ot whieh 1,014,500 were American. STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER. Advices from Manchester are favorable. The market was firmer, with an increased business in yarns. Cloths were steadier. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, The weather continues unfavorable for the crops. Breadstuils were quiet, but firm. Flour firm and best de- scriptione slightly higher. Wheat firm, with an ad- vancing tendency for best descriptions of red. Corn quiet: mixed and yeilow, Sls. 6d. 052s. Another des- patch says flour has improved 61. per sack. LIVERPOOL ea bs MARKET. The provision market is very dull. Beef heavy. Pork dull. Bacon quiet. Lard Grm at 608. a 63s. unchanged. The prod Sot is genmally sacacaed, produce market is gen . Sagar quiet. Coffee dull. Rice steady. Pot ashes quiet at 238, 6d. ; pearls quiet at 208. Rosin firm at 48. 2d. for com. mon. Spirits turpentine steady at 31s. LONDON MARKETS. sults, Sugar quiet. Breadsti . Coffee firm. Rice firm and sl nly higher. Tatlow dull and unchanged. The wool sales are in progress at fail prices. THE NEWS BY THE ARABIA. Sr. Jouxs, N. F., August 20, 1860. The Cunard steamship Arabia, which left Liverpool Avgust 11, and Queenstown 12th, passed Cape Race at four o'clock yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, en rowe for Halifax and Boston. She was intercepted by the news yacht of the press, ‘and the regular despatch obtained. Her commercial advices are one day later than per steamer North American, at Quebec. There had been over four bundred arrests at Damascus of persons implicated in the late horrible massacres. Immediate trial was had of all culprits, and thoee found guilty were speedily executed. ‘The city was tranquil aud the authority of the Saitan under the effect of rigorous measures, was again returo ing. Garibaldi still remained at Messina, where he was pro- paring his forces for his contemplated descent on the main land. In the British House of Commons, Sir C. Wood gave- notice of a resolution authorizing the Secretary for India to raise by loan three million pounds sterling for | the service of the government. Lord Jobn Rusgell explained the position of the ques tion for making Spain one of the great Powers. The | movement, he stated, was first initiated by the French government. Suggestions were also under consideration that Sweden, and perbaps Portugal and Sardinia, ought | also to be added to the great Powers. Lord Russell said the concert of the great Powers on various questions bad teuded materially to preserve the peace of Europe. ‘The British government were of the opinion that It was not undesirable t> make some additions to the moral force of Europe. ‘The bill providing for fortifications, after considerable opposition, was passed to a second reading. Mr. Laing moved to vote £60,000 to the Galway line, being ten months’ subsidy. He contended that Parlia- ment could not now withhold its assent to the contract, however impolitic it might originally have beea. Mr. Bourenie moved that the motion be rejected. He denounced the contract in strong terms. Sir F. Baring also denounced the contract. Messrs. Disraeli, Roebuck and others defended the con- tract. Mr. Laing’s motion was lost, by 29 against 145, and the subsidy was then agreed to. Mr. Bright reopened the subject af paper duties. ai condemned the government for their quiet acquiesceace in the action of the House of Lords, and urged the House to counteract the evil influence of the course taken. Lord Palmerston thought the subject had been amply considered, and expressed the opinion that the country | was satisfied witn the action of the government. | Lord John Russell, in reply to inquiries as to the part | Fngland would take as regards intervention in Syria, said that marines would be landed from the Britian «quadroo, if necessary, to protect English subjects there, but that he bad great hopes that the energy of Fuad Pacha would specdily restore tranquility and reader sach @ proceeding unnecessary. | Captain Young, of the Arctic steamer Fox writes that he finds the Bay of Thorshaven, Faroe Islands perfectly | adapted for a telegraph cable. | The Paris Bourse was flat, and the rentes droopiag. The monthly returns of the Bank of France siege | show an increase in cash of nearly 25,000 francs. The Superior Council of Commerce was engaged in con. sidering the subject of the cotton trade, They had con sulted the opinions of the principal members of the Man- chester Chatnber of Commerce, and would next bear the Geriman aod Swiss cotton spinners. Several additional ships, with troops, had quitted France for Syria. She Cunard esvow fronges Inne of is to be sus. = uptil the recommenc: of the busy shi | The Melita will a.) the last for Sort nw | wat wil leave Li ifax on ne oo Teseeay, Ss | tari ure, 8 on Saturday teas were | qout at oar 180 rae ‘The latest despatches from Damascus ar nounce thmt Fuad Pacha had arrested over four hundred concerned in the recent massacres of Christians. were to be tried by an Extraord Commission, and if found Riel. | executed immediately. arrests were peaceabiy fected ‘The city was tranquil. } } | Other im t arreste were expected. Streesensd outoreaks in Saionica and Aleppo had been — Constantinople advices confirm the d. Cat 4 | Tenet th Op A Tea ae were comprom| of gunpowder bad ‘been. prob ited at Constan- i When cram woele of the King of Naples, hag to Prince announcing bisad- | of Ttalian oan eat bis readi. | as Kin {The assemblage of fore casero at areem!| of and the varionn ‘Ambasmadors “were eed = towards ibe sveumers of te their respective cous. — G | ‘The WaridalJiaa volustecrs, io Curia, were | ing A revolrtion ts the mountaias. — | mium; on New York, 235 Ser quiet. Coffee quiet. At 288, 9 28s, 6d. Linseed cakes—. oil, 358. @ 26a. ; yonene 988. a 100s. ; demand, at 238. 64. a 208, Rosimfirm, at 45. 2d. a 4s, for common, Spirits turpentine active at Sls, LONDON Messrs. Baring, Bros. & Co. re under large arrivals of fore’ 568. a 605., and red at MARKETS. Tasvos ‘August 10, 1860, report ‘breadstuttis steady, Ries of whito wheat. xt . a 638 Flour, 294. a 308, Tron steady for both rail and bar. Pig iron, 62s. 6d. “Sugar quict, but prices sents Tea— a. enerally, sales Copgou a Ts 43-4. Tallow dull at 622. 94, Spirits tur- tine dull, at is. 6d. a 2s. Rice firm, and all quali- ies Seoalienaly ‘advanced. Linseed eakes in good demand: sales of Boston at 9s. 10d, u 1és.,aud New York at 103. 64. Sperm oi!—All qualities slightly advanced: sales at £100; cod oll, £88 u £38 10s.+ linswed oll, £20 fw. a 820 G3. HAVRE MARKET, (For the week ending the 8th inst.) The sales of cotton for the week adg up 9,000 bales: Orient 8 tres ordinaire, 92f.; do. bas, Tic’ market is dow: ward. and holders are pressing sales Breadstulls are frm, owing to unfavorable weather for crops. Ashes dull for both pots and pearls, end quotatioas nomi Coffe dull, and quotations barely maintained, Whale oil tending upward. Rice duil bat firm. Sugar firm. Lard dull and aominal. Wha'ebone drooping LATEST MARKETS, (By Telegraph to Queenstown.] Livanroot, August 11, 1860 Corrox.—Sales today 10,000 bal including 3.000 bales to speculators aud exporters, The market closed Steady and firm, Breapervres.—The breadstufls market closed steady and frm. Provisions. —The provision market is generally dull, ‘end the trapsactions have Leen uaimportaat. Losnox, Angust 11—P. M. Contols cloce at 08'; » 981 tor money. LATEST INTELLIGENCE, LIVERPOOL, August 11, 1360. The African mail steamer Athenian arrived at Liver pool today. Her news is unimportant. ‘The steamer Ganges, hence for Africa, foundered olf Madeira. The ceptain and eight meo are missing The Calcutta and China mails reached Marseiiles yes- terday. No dates or particulars are given. QveRvatown, August 12, 1860, The steamship Africa, from New York, arrived at Li verpuol this afternoon. Also, arrived at Liverpool, steamship Ariel and ships Anna and F, Scbmiit, from New Orleans; Washirgton, from Mobile, aud Lyon, from Savannah. News from Mexico. Wasninctox, August 20, 1860. The Picayune of Thursday Inst says that an aid-de- camp of the Captain General of Cuba bas arrived. He is on his way from Washington, and from thence to Madrid by the most direct route, as bearer to his government of despatches prepared up to the latest moment by Minister ve 0, who had consutted with the Spanish Commodore just previously to writing them out. The serious ditti- culty is with the constitutional goverument of Mexico, ‘and bas {ts origin in sentiments as old as the revolution itself, The immediate point of dispute, however, is the capture of the Spanish schooner Maria Conception, which my part of the marine expedition, the retura of which bas been demanded. A second difficulty 1s with the church pertz. the ostensible grounds of which is the un- satisfied ims of Spanish citizens. This the new Minte- ‘er was particalariy instructed to press with all bis power. The despatches from the United States Legation, the Picoywne understands, are of such a character as will probably determine the naval force in the Gulf of {foterament to strengthen our exico. News from Havana. New Oniuana, August 20, 1900. sae: steamer Cahawba, from Havana 17th ‘inst., is " Sugar at Havana commanded $1; reals; steck in port, 260,000 boxes. Exchange on London, 18 per cent pre. 3 per ceut premium. Ma: Ravn August 20, 1360, Flour steady, rales 200 bbis., superfine at $5 50. Wheat active : Aales 20,000 bushels! red at $1/2) a $1 30 white at $190 $160. Corn fiat: sales 1,500 bushels, yellow at 70c. @ 740; white at 8c. a 800. Provisions active and firm. Whiskey, sales 400 bbls, at 220. a 22 SLADREPHIA, August 20, 1860. Flour quiet at $5 a $5 75. ‘Wheat firm: sales 5,€00 busbela, white at $198 a $1 45; red, $1 92a $1 35. Corn: yellow, 70c. Provisions active. acon, sides, 120, a 12\c.: shoulders, 10¢ a 10%c. Lard steady at 12!,c. « Mac. "Whiskey 2c; a 225;e. Born, to, August 20—6 P. M. Floor dull and unchanged. Wheat in good demand and market better: sales 27,000 bushels Chicago spring at Bio. a G5!ie ; 40,000 do red winter, at $1 09; 16,000 do. white winter, at$111a$1 11}, Gorn dull and heavy; ealer 12.000 Lushels at 490. Other grains nominal. Canal freights firm at 193¢c. on wheat, 124;c. on corn tofNew York. Laka imports—9 000 bb's. flour, 117,000 bushels wheat, $7,000 do’ corn, 28 000 do. oats.” Canal exporte— £0,000" burhels wheat, 98,600 do. corn, 1,000 do, oats. Grain in store thts mor ott 88 202 bushels wheat, 665,- 908 do. corn, 65.982 do oats, 6,000 do. rye. Total amount of grain in store $,244 £62 bushels. Crveievatt, Angust 20, 1940. Flour very dull, and prices tending downward. Whis key 17. “Provisions frm. Mets pork beld at $19 75 a $20. Bacon 9X¥e « 13%. Bulk meate 8c. a Llc. Money in good at 10 a 12 per cent. Sight ex change on New York dull at 3, per cent premium, Miwavern, August 20—6 P. M. Flour quiet. Wheat dutl at 900, for extra club in store. Receipta—600 bbia. flour, 22,000 bushels wheat. Ship- bushels wheat. nO, August 20—6 P. M. Flour ts active and 150. a 20¢. lower, Wheat dull and spring tive and te. @ 20 S5e. in store Or te quiet and Le lower. bie, dour, 164,000 bushels wheat: 119,000 do, corn: ar; 198 cok — It oo premium. ApRUNA Pan at “Newrorr. —The concert of this favo. rite cantatrice, postponed on account of the illness of Mr. Strakosh, will take place at Ocean Hall this evening. A most brilliant re-union of the polite world, at this most aristocratic of American watering places. is expected. Drawt Delaware Posey County 32, 16, 33, 6, 64, 63, se or Franc ti, 68, 8, et 110, 8. save? 24. jroadbents & Co.'s ee ATED rts a xine ts u, , 13, 40, 03s, ’, a) 2 RANCH, BROA, mrs oe Delaware. Drawings of Delaware Beate Lotte- ries —WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of SCLAWARS, EEOESCEY AyD mmpowst vate Lorrasres. LAW ARE~ERTRA Ce ae GUT IW, ba 4, 02, 15, 43, 58, 65, 3 ie: 1, y 43. “DacAwane—Ciase ‘996, | 49, 57, 21, 65, nat, 63, iM, cf i. 2 is 2 35 59. pure. hargeb: renin gab Wiimines . 1D aware. Orw jain EDDY Minsourt. OMcial Drawings of Hodges, Davis & 09. aherege Lotteries of or lee. Ouame 416, Acooer 33 54, 14, 20, 43, 63, 19, 3, £2, 70, 48, 27. HODGES, DAVIE 4°60, Managers, ‘Staton Georn a Colles, Bowel Afections. BAANDAETH S PILLS. However relaxed or however coailre, or howere: \atoane the abe pri, four oF etx of these Pile ara sure 2 relieve, sad rink, a9, Mem, broth, oe gruel wi tae cove la a tow This hoa ite nal fos From rom danger BRANDRETR'S PITS are sola at sd No. 4 Union aquare. Price 28 cents per box, with full directions. eS way, The Best ad im the world, at ot Law p— A Furnaces a on ABTLSTT & URSIRY. 485 Broadway, eng ee gere hs wn itinia: ure, § . aa | He Witiscamson, Kaadiibed 1m. Gutney’s Gallery, Tot BROADWAY. Photog stares ta Ol, and Daguerreoty pes. Ivorytypes. ied, Eniarged and 20; Ivorgty Photograpt ‘AlsLs’ Galery (late News trom the Texas Wires—Herring’s Safes in Dy vacharoeenag s,s “exan, July 10. 1550. Mrsons. Henning & Co., No 20h Heaven, © New Fork — GesTLEwEN—You have doubtless heard conflagration which devastated our {: ¥ month, destroying every busi se mod, Mimoat aweeping Dalia feos Baik ever’ jusiness hon ot Bal Thad cne of your Patent | mpion Safer me sere at the - By books. papers. Ha moaes Ae. Ayo gny ees | ome rn hed re Bebe bra it The safe wan in the fire witl'ike nm “Kean: We could not reach it om account of the beat. Jud, "o iny | surprise when we got it open to find everything all sai a & scorcbed, and noihing 6 injured bul the meiling otths arnln'so inluc tn the bucksof the Sockeye, “elgh: | ho had a safe of another New York make—wean one became to me after the fire and says Th, ¥S “of the disastrous | 8th of of ths | | Rano, only child of John ———$—$ $$$ | four o'cizek, from the resi mother, Mrs. Va- lentine, 46 149th street, Harlem. ik —At Mitier's Place, &. £00 Monday, lie 1, Ds0n, daughter of Wm. ‘a. a ane Island papers please 4 copy. Van Norg.—On Monday, A Bums E, —— | cull’ of Stary and" Wiltaia Mf Van Note, oged and 24 cays, ‘The relatives and friends of the are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 6% Varick street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. | Van ScHaick. —On Monday afternoon, A\ 20, Tuve- Low W., son of Jenkins and Maria C. Van aged & | months and 11 days. | The relatives and friends of the pe tet bavined te | attend the funeral, this (Tui afternooa, at = Orelock, frees the residense of Bis 136th street, Bloomingdale road ae Hudsons River | road train leaves foot of Cham! br 1 Patrick Wade after ii gut 3 ie 32 yours, of Patric! le, after a lingering illness, 5 | The friends of her husband ‘and those 1 Ker brodhor-ia- | law, Francis McKenna, are respectfully invited to attead the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at — o'clock, from her late residence, No. 3 yo street Warp,—On Monday morn: ning, Augues Fm wt =, ee y 4 ol teed months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reopen invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of | parents, 107 Third avenue, between Thirteenth and Four- teenth streets, this been cecelved tm my safe, it tm geod r . (Tuesday) morning, at elever o'clock. goto New York buy me cne of Herriager Ven Siete ® San Francisco papers please copy. abi on immediately—say « size smaller than mine. 4 20n.—On Monday, At , Horr, ouly daughter 2D. G. Mills, Milla Galveston, “‘Tourstraly, FM. Srackroue, Py Alexander C. and Gilletta 1 Ryyears aad. 6 erwon who wil! hat ‘\mouth: ; martinare Pisa Bato har ere RAN ene es vessels : . 1 aerlog'a Patent Cham on PafeeAhe moat reliable and ent ip) @ moat reliable and per. be fi —can be purchased. only of . MISCBLL, TERRING Ge v4 con “al iro im FARRELL, BERRIN EREMING & 60,, New Oriesus ipaia. Patent Chi pion Fire and (es, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street, | ier ae Cristadoro’s | Hair Dye, Wi; and Tou- pees. ‘The best in the world, wholesale and retail; and the ye privately appl 6 Astor House Batehelor’s Hair Dy: he “Best in the Yyogid._ Made, sold and epplied in appropriate private rooms, Tithe wig factory, 18 Bond street. Wtiiame & Co,’ Private rooms for applyi w 1s, Toupees and Dye. at 197 Broadway—Dey street. Inimitable Hair Hill, Cutter.—Hatr Dye 50 cents, black or brown. Depot No.1 Barclay street and all druggists. Beautifal Campers —Laird’s Liqatd Pear! bas achieved a celebrit ing no equa) for beantify- pnd sreserving he comp! sive and wkin. Sold at all drag: gists’. risen Sap pots 737 and 439 Broadway. Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, eu:ling, clewnsing, preserving and restoring the bair, Ladies, iry it. Sold by all druggists, a m Bilious Fever, Dysentery, ge Will tnd HOLLOWAY'S Plln'a valuable atisracive rene ‘Their specife action on the stomach liver and bowels re- the immediate cause of the complaints without weak- Dr. Marsh Continues to Apuly. his Radi- cal Cure Truss with, success in effecting permanent cures of herpia or rupture. MARSH & CO., Nos Veaey street, Wheeler & Wuson's Sewing Machi oMice 565 Broadway, New York. Married, Hepacrn—Cuaisty.—On Saturday, A’ 18, at St. George’s church, by the Rev. Dr. Tyng, H. P. Hxravex, Eaq., of California, to Susan P. Cuvusty, of Kentucky. Herurwxctox—Laverty.—In this city, on Monday, Avgust 20, by the Rey. Father Farrel, at the house of the bride's brother, Mr. Saavxt. Hermeainctow to Miss Awy C. Laysrry, both of Jersey City. 1za—Scaoexvaken.—At Cornwall, N, ¥., on Monday snares 13, by the Rev. Mr. Turner, Mr. Witktam Rea, of DE. D., to Miss Jane A. Scuoonsraken, daughter of the inte Bawara ‘Schoonmaker, Faq., of the former place. ‘Younc—Waxtsx.—On Monday, August 20, by Rev. A. F. Hewitt, Joux P. Yours to Kave A., daughter of M. J. Wheian, Fsq., all of this city. Died. Baact.—On Monday, August 20, Many Lovra, daugh- ter of Robert W, and Barbara Beach, in the 8th year of er age. The frieuda of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, lem the residence of Jobu White, Exq.,at White- stone, L.. 1., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Cannvt On Sunday, August 19, Naruan T. Carert, in the 48th year of bis age. ‘is friends, and those of the family, are invited to at tend his funera!, at his late residence, 266 West Twenticth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further votice. His remains will be interred in Groen- wood Cemetery. Cots —In Wiiliamaburg, on Saturday, August 19, Vir- Grvta THxepora, onty child of Captain P. Albert and ‘Amanda T. Cole, aged 9 months and 20 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the famil; ire wespectfully ‘Invited to attend the funeral this ( jay) afternoon, at ‘one o'clocg, from the residence of her grandfather, Wil- liam Mead, ‘36 South Fourth street, Williamsburg. Dacour:.—At Detroit, Mich., on Friday, Agus uy, Euza Hye, widow of the late iidmond C. dggett. Her remains will be taken to New Brunswick, N. J, for interment, on Wednesday morning, at seven o'clock. Fuusox.—after a short illuess, at Cold Spring, I. 1 ou Tuerday, August 14, Rengcca, wife of James Ellison, aged 18 years and 4 months. Freday —Ov Sunday, August 19, after a sbort tliness, James, the beloved son of William and Ann Feeban, late of county Kings, Ireland. ‘be friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend tbe funeral from No 853 Third avenue, corner of | Fitty sixth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'elock. Fiaxinc —On Sunday evening, August 19, of convul- sions, Ez, daughter of Thomas and Eliza Fleming, aged 2 years 6 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 345 Marion street, on this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Fyxnavt —In this city on Friday evening, As August 17, Saman Lovisa, eldest daughter of Silas K ‘Tho friends of the family are invited ae attend the | funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, without further notice, from the residence of ber father, No. @ West Fifteenth street. Grover —On Sanday, August 19, Mrs. Caruarins Gio- ver, aged 86 years end 5 months. The friends of the femiy and thore of her rons, Tho- mas, William and Charles 8. Glover, are respectfully in- vited to attend the fuseral from the residence of her son, William Giover, Fighty-third street, between First ave nue and avenue A, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for ia- nt. Haypray —On Monde: child of James and aud 18 days. ‘The friends of the family and thore of her grandfather, Patrick Hanigan, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parcats, No. 46 West Forty fiset street, on this. (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Kenamson —On Monday, August 20, Etizanera, widow of the late Wm. Kerrison, aged 50 years,a native of Eveland. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, from ber late residence, No. 120 Spring street, on ‘Weavesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Her remaias will be taken to Greenwood for interment Kunrrr.—In Stockbridge, Mass.,on Thursday, August 16, of apoplexy, Joax Kiipure, brother of James, William Féward and PD. Kilduif, aged 49 years, 0 moaths 18 days. His rexaine were interred in North Iee, Masa. Mrzarn.—On Sunday, August 19, Axwe, wife of Walter Millard, aged 59 years. ‘The friends of the family, and of her brothers, T. J., C. and H. Tucker, are respectfully invited to attead the ‘fu eral, from bet residence, 444 Hudson sérect, thie (Tyeréay) afternoon, at two o'clock. QviGiky.--On Monda: Augutt 20, Euma Qrerr, daugh- ter of Martee Winefred Quigicy, aged 3 years, 4 month and 13 cays. The relssives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fanerd, from ber late reaidence, No. 78 West 2wenty fourta street, this {tecoahe) afternoon, et two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Caivary Cemetery. Ross —On ong August 20, Frum Rows, a native of the county ar ak ireland, in the 49th year of his age. a funer: without further actice. Rochester, Burlington aad Philadoiphia papers please , Angust 20, Mary Frances, on!y io C. Handley, aged § mouths 2 L. 1, on Sunday, Avgost 19, Joux ib year of his age. State —Drownea, while bathing, on rey, August 17, a3 Schaghtieoke, ‘Rensselaer county, ¥., Paave #00 of the late Eorace Slav, ais city? aged 9 nd 7) months. mains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery 400RF.—On Monday, Avgust 29, Mrs. Parcerme ife of ioe Schioendorf, aged 2 e funeral will take place Abie Sfecoter) afernocn, at three Gclock, from No. 8? Frankfort street. The rela- tives aad friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further invitation. | Stixkn.—Suddenly, on Sunday, August 10, wife of Simon Stiner, eldest daughter Ey the [ats Tees im. Forsyth, aged 18 years, 9 months and 3 days. ‘Wo loved her—yes, no tongue can tel! | How much wo loved her, nor haw weil—- s loved her, too, aad thoug’at it best copy Beanscx.—At Ros! R. Scwenck, im ‘bed ives and friends of the £ Colcmbia Engine Company Wy invited to attend funeral, Te hens er late residence, | 117 Frawkiio street, at two o'clook this (Tuesday) after. | noon. Taourros.—On Saturday Augen} 18, Comwentoxt, eldest daughter of 8 Beary @. on Loviea HB. ‘Thompro: | years, 7 | \ hen’ rinede ot the +. juested to attend the fuseral, from ber father’s ressdehee, No. 5 Fast Tals: | fourth *troet, thie (Tucaday ‘afternoon, at one o’elock i Trent In this Ene 4 turda} | jeuet 18, Iaaneena, | aged. 30° years, 6 months aad wat! ife of Stephen HB. ithe re relatives and rene the family are invited to attend the funeral the residence of her father, itt, aba Pew Pearl street, Brooklya, this (Tues: Tant.—At Hoboken, Breer, ane ped 6, Lorms B. Tans, infant fasahter’ of David and Henrietta Tabi, aged § mont Tomine. Maat Avs Tow jenda and relat iS oma y reepect! po = setae § larited (0 attend ber twern, aa (tuesday ; Abe | They are the sam. Jes A Port Chemer 00 ge: tint ‘, Mrs. | BSTTER OPPORTUNITY NEVER OFFERED, \ ., TO CONTINUE FOR ONLY. AN NOW LE SUPPED. es vats HE EUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINGS, nD ‘e FOR THE SAMP IN WEERL) ONTELE san? INSTALMENTS. 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