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THIRD EDITION
the war i. europ&
ICsipia mul lli-illlniit 3Iovc-
mentis oi'tlio rriiMslmiH,
They Occupy Saxony, Hanover, Hesse-
rarmstadt, Hesse-Cassel, and Nassau.
Ttic Cities ol Dresden, Hanover, and
Cnscl Captured.
Elector or IIese-Casel Taken Prisoner.
Several Encounters Between Prus-
sians, Austrians, and Federals.
Junction of the Saxon and Hanoverian
Armies with the Austrians.
Concentration of a Federal Army
nt Frankfort.
Advance of the Prussians into Bohemia.
Manifestoes of the Emperor of Austria
and the King of Prussia.
Etc., Eta Etc.. Etc. Etc., Etc., Etc.
THE GERMAN WAR.
Prussia issued a torn.al declaration of war imlnut
Aub rla on the 18th of June. War had also beeu formally
uduimvu itj m lurnin BKailinb fliuilf. AlllOIuaiylO re.SV"
tions uet een rrursta and Bavaria wore susuended on
the i8th and the respective Ministers bad received their
passport. The French Ambassadors were to look alter
uno. luioiwi. a. ivuu. Bull juunioil.
BOtillLlTIIS IN SAXONY, SILESIA , AND BOHEMIA.
The Prussians occupied Dresden on the l';th ot June.
A teieuram Horn Dresden ot June 16 savs: The frus.
sian tioops entered 8 xony last night trom the north,
near mreh a. In addition to their Invasion across the
eastern and western irontlors. The King has Issued a
proclamation, adOressed to his taithtul people in which
lie re. les upon their loyal co-opeiatlon n the present
emergency. His Maiesty leit here this miimini to loin
the army, accompanied by Baron Buest aud the Alinlsier
oi war
it is efllcla'LV stated fiat In re ect na the PniMlnn
nltimaium which demanded the reduct on ot the army
to a peace footing, Baron von Buest Justified the
lnobllia ion of tho Saxon troops by reicrrlm; io the
resolutions oi tne rcuerai met. in reply to the point
of the ultimatum relating to ho election ior a Parlia
ment simultaneously in naxony ana rrussia, Buion
Buest declared fiat a Herman Parliament could not bo
convoked by anv single Oovermneut. Tho King of
Saxony approved the motives for the rejection oi the
ultimatum cn tue ground oi ins uuties as a member of
tuo t;on eiicration "
A despatch iroin v ienim of Juno IS snvat ' Ilnnitre.la
of Shxou Inhubliants ure living Into llo'.ieuiiii 'I'lm
Prussians arc lorcibly enrolling men up to for.y year.t
oi age,'
TUG rKLUSI AN8 IN HANUVHU,
The Prussians entered tho ca ilt il nt Hannviir nn
June i7.
General Mantcuffel, at tho head ol the Prussian
troops entered Lunebura In llauover. on jano M ih.i
Prus-lans are lopurtcd lo have c it oil ihs couiiu.inica
tious oi the Hanoverian army, and roudereliis jjno
lion with the Austro Federal Corps iinposs'ole The
'itis.-lan Colonel t'rnnach arrived at rtade Juno IB,
and disarmed the gitirlson, dismissing iho in to their
homes. He took possession of ill guns and numerous
mortars, rllles, and other war material Bremen jour
nuls as.scrt that tho Bauovei.an treusure has been sent
to Kngluna.
hanovkb. Jun") 19 Heneral von Manteuffel Is tha
chiet commanner of the Prussian troops in Hanover, Ue
will take all necessary administrative moasuros in tha
capacity of Prussian Coinojissionor.
A.L h KUEitu. .lone l'j t uou enter ns unon Hanover an
ttrrl ory Ueneral Mauteuiiel issued the lollowlng pro-
v uiouuou : .
HisMu estv. the Kina of Prils la. has for weeks nait
endeavored to scttlo the questions pending with
Hanover.
Theie efforts havintr fal ed. the security of P. ussla
demauda that no eneailes shall remain In tha tour o
the aim . 'Die King requires the disband nent of al
the Hanoverian troops in excess ot a peaoa footlf g.and
It is only by this step tUat Hanover can be spare! the
ullerlugs of war. Until that Is cllected, Uunover Is
tons deied as heliigerent.
"I do not con.e as an enemy to the Inhabitants Pri
vate propertv will be strictly respected, and discipline
wi'i re mmmnmeu among tne i-russinn troops. II is
lor vou to meet us in a trieudly manner."
1UU ritUBSIAN'8 IN IIKSfE-CAMsF.L, HKSBB DiEWSTADT,
ANU NASSAU.
A te'ea'atn trom Cassel of June IT savs : ' The Prus
sians have arrived at tl lessen, ou the Hesse-Darmsiadt
frontier and a regiment ot Prussian hussars have
marched to Marburg In Hesse L'asul. The Prussians
entered t assel June in. The Elector is at Kranklort.
ibe 8th federal Army Corps Is following closely on the
track oi the Prussians to Marburg in Electoral Hesse.
Large bodies ot Federal troops are marching north. It is
stated that the Prussians have occupied Wiesbaden. A
f Igbt encounter took p ace between some Austrian and
Prussian cavalry on the hum burg road, the Prussians
retreaied. Marlenthal. Oslritz and Leuba are occupied
by two Prussian legiuients of InL.ntry and one of litis
sals, and Bernstadt by tv. o regtmouts of cavalry."
A te egtam iioiii e oiogoo oi June in. says : Hostili
ties have commenced botwoea the Prussians and tho
Federal rnny.
'I he 4th Darmstadt Inraniry Regiment has been al
most annihilated by the Prussians at Frie.lberg. between
Franklort aud Oetssen. Large bodies ot Federal troops
are massed at Mateuce and Frank ort. where tho W ur-
temberg contingent will arrive to-night
hTBAsBt HO, iuue i i. a uoinous ration against tne
Prussian nolicy took p ace on sunduv at Lailsru ie.
Baden troops have gone to Frankfort.
MlASKl'OKT ON lllt-JVl A1N, OllllrJ 1!) ITrom 3lMI..'U to
40.IH 0 Federal troops are assembled before this city.
1 lie rans .v n cut an A ursnys: private dematcu
announces that an enuauement
. has taken place between
the Hessians and Prussians lie n Frar kiort
Tho latter
nalmd the advantage anil cont nuod their march, at. or
having secured posscssii.n oi tho r llwav
Beulin June 19. The t'russlttn te eu-rnDh station at
He mini g has been lorcllny seized by Darmstadt sol
diers Tills net has lie -u declared bv I'm isla to be a
violation ot international law and the Mlnisier o llesse
Darmstadt, at Berllu, has consequently received his
passports, with u siuu:n .ns to e.ivo the Prussian capita .
tiAiiiit iiu June rj in urination uas Doe:i loiwu ne.i
lo lieneral vim Manleiilfel from Brunswick tiiut a da-
monsi ration has tan en place in that town nga ust the
liuvernnieut on account ot lt- bavin:; relusea to ac.e lo
to a treaty ol neu'.ralliy against P.uss.a.
BAVARIA AND WVRTEHDKItO
A telegtam from Cologne of June 17 savs : Telecraphlo
cominuiiiea len beiwenu to ogue and tho not Hi oi (ier
uisnv Pas been cut off as also betweeu clssonbnrg
aud the south. he psSHngnr trains tor Bivarlaa'td
Wurlemberg have ulscoutiuued riiunlng in uonsnouence
of the Uuos being occupied with I lie couvoyaueo ot
troops
.'i he Bavarians Intend to out the railway line between
oburg mid Hamburg, and to blow up tho railwuv brlugo
at Llchieni'ela 'Ibe ustrluus have destroyed the rail
way bridwes at Oswleciu
In eonseiiuence of the Austrian war manifesto all t lie
available Wurlemberg troops have been sent north
1 be AUMrlun linvnrnnmnt hiLS Nil in uinriA I I lie HaVA
.rtuii Ooverpinent In cniuu'iuenne 0' the decision o' the
Fedora. Diet on the Kith, to unite with Austiia in carry
lag on military operations In Ssxony.
1III WAlt DETWEE AUSTRIA AND ITALY FOB VI A I DE
CLAUAlliiM Of WA.
The Ita'ian flovernmout formally declared war aga'nst
Austria ye.terdny.
Ouilnuldl lelt Como June IT for Tecco, and was fol
In wed by some troons. As soon a the volunteers are
couipletely equipped, they will procsed to Bergamo and
Brescia.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
A te'egram trom Florence of June 16, says i
"1 he Ministry is uearly constituted. Huron Rieasoli
I appointed President and Minister of the Interior.
t.eneral Marmoia Is named Minister Adlalus lo the
Klue at Ihe Camp.
"The Anstr'ans l ave interrupt' d all lines of comma
D callon on the side of ' he Po end Mmelo.
"tieneral Mar.mraond the King lelt Florence to join
th" army
"tlrnertl Ani; olettl, Mlnisterof Mnr.ne hat lot to take
comm. mi ot Lis fli Ision.
' iinrilialdl has amvi d at Percamo to Inspect sovcrnl
bat alii n of vo unice s an l Btisa-lUrl. llomcte, Itb
an eiiihus'nstic rerepllnu
' It I belle ved that iho organlzailon of tho new Minis
try will be officially antn n ice I to t ic Chamiior as soon
hostlit les liuve oommenicd.
ihe etmte has aporovnl tho hill for a mnnetarv
convention i etween Italy France, B"lgium. ind 'tlu.
rrli'd. 'I be debate on tho QuaDclal llllll has commenced
in the Senate."
rnrssiAK irn idt to it.M.t.
VirnifA. June IK. Tlie Vienna papers publish Into'll
g' nee from Berni stating tht a subidy sent bv tho
t'l u sian (jovrrnmnnt to Iia y, eonslstlna O' 11(1, ni OuO
f'nnca in rold pi. ked In casks, has passed through this
city en route lor Kloience.
inn nun man gokfkdedatioh.
Oldenburg ami Anht have oil) dul y notlflod tholr
wl Idrawal trom the Oorinamc (.'ontrderaliou
Baden declines to take activo part in the hostilities
agniust Prussia.
Pakih, June 16. It Is asserted that the recent pro
eeedines ol the Federal Diet have determined several
powors dignitaries of the Vienna treaty ol 1-tl.l to oeclare
that In their op nlon, articles 51 nnil 63 ot thnt trnty,
which loim port of European International law, buve
teen vlo a e l.
1 ba KFOhT. June 16 Prince t'hnrles of Pnvnrla
wil le appciutcd Couiuiuudcr-ln-Chlef of tho Federal
army.
ii cxtiaordlnarr slttln? of tho Federal Diet his been
1 eld hero for ti e ptirpoic ot Immediately deciding upon
a motion brought orward by tne Saxon reprewutativo,
that in consequence o the rn.ryof tue Piusslnus into
Paxonv, Austria and Buvaria bo requcs ed to adopt,
Without deiay, the measures necessitated bjthlsacioi
violence '
Fhankfort. .Tune 17. In yesterday's sitting of he
Federal Dlt't the Saxon motion requesting Hlunice
ugalnst the Prussian Invasion was adopted by 10 against
fi votes, sr.d tho f ustrlan md Bavarian repicneu a Ives
declared their Governments read) to carry .hi resolu
t on into tiled. Baden voted wi'.h the majority i ho
AstiiiHlrr-President announced that Austria gu irnnteed
the teiriiory of all the Mutes v hit h remained fuhhlul
to the fjontedoru'lon.
1 he representative of Luxemburg announced that the
Netherlands would remain netitml In be coming con
fllct. 'I his dechion was protested against by the Presi
dent. Hai.over declared that she would si lo with Aus
tria under all clicumsiances. Yesterday alte nonn tne
Fedeial tBavarluii) gairlson In this towu occupied the
rol way station, and took possession of the Prusslun
telegraph ofl.ee
THE MANIFESTOES.
Itojal Indictments and Popnlar Procla
mations. AUSTRIA AGAINST FBCSSIA.
The following are the most Important passages of an
lmueilal manifesto to the A us r Ian peop e, Issued In
Vienna. It says:
on the northern and southern fron tiers ot the empire
are arrayed the armies of two allied enein'es of Austria,
with the intention of shaking the foundation ot her
position as a Furopean power. To neither oi them
bus Austria given any cause tor war. The preservation
oi the blessings oi pouce to the people oi Austria has
always been regarded by me as one o. the nrst and most
Bacrcd of my amies as sovcteign, and one 1 have always
cons.dcred myscll bound lalthluilv to fu HL But one ol
the host! e powers deems no pretext necessary ro lustily
lis lust lor the plunder of a portion of the AuHrian
monarchy. In the eyes of that power a favorau o
opportunity is sufficient cause lor war. Two years
ai.o we were ol led vlih Prussia, and a part ot
in beloved Austrian army was drawn to the coast of
tho f.orlh Sea In company with the Prussian tioops
I ii gainst whom we aro now arruyed ns enemies) to pre
serve rights accorded by treaty, to protect a tlirea'cued
Oenuan uai tonality, to contlue the misery oi an unavoid
able war to Its narrowest limit, nnd to ol tain a lasting
guarantee of peaoo necessary ior tii , wetturu ol Aus
irlu. (ioiiiianv. and F.urono Austria souidit no con
quests, and bears no port of the blame for tne sad list
ot unhappy complications which had Prussiu's inten
tions been eqwa Iv disinterested, would never have
arisen, end which havo been brought about lor tho
accomplishment of selrt-h objects, and are, therefore,
not susceptible of a peaceful solution by my Gov
ern uient.
'I he manliesto then mentions the course of thoneg)
tlations tor tne prcfe' vuiion ol peace wulcU we e cur
lied ou first with Prussia and s.ihscquem y with t io
oil er great powers. The lutter are deduced to lnvo
failed becLUse the powers would not recognize no 1 ac
cept tie toiidhion niado bv Austria, that liiir.iin'.m
public law and existing trentus Hiou d loim tho basl,
ol t"oe mediatory el oits to bo uuido by the . on.creiioo.
A proof wan hereby Kiveu thut the dellhera'.iuus would
never hae l.d to the preservation ol peco.
The ma' l.esto then enumerates tho nets of vio'enco
committed by Prussia, v i : 'I he enlri' of her tioops into
llolsltln. the d ssolulion of the estates convoked by he
lininrlal Governor of the Duchy , ond the movement by
which 'he I ru-sien troops, ten tlm s superior n nuui
ber, li rcid tne Austrians to retire, it further dec urcs
that Prussia toie asunder the liana of Oeimau uuiiy by
t ec si Hi, 1 er seccssiou nmi Hie ('on'ederation, aud liy
proceeding with military force aga usi the sovsreigus
who remained true to Iho Bund.
'i he iol owing Is the text ot the concluding portion ot
thenisniirsto-
Tin ie ore, the most falnl cfwars. a war of Germ ins
n ninst Germans, hi s beeouio uiiavoidab'e. For u 1 lie
mireiy wlil h t wil entuii upon ittiiul.es, districts, and
coin tries, I make those who lia.'O provoked it answer
able belore tho tribunal of posterity ami of tho 1
nilglitv and Eiernal God I advance to the conllljt, with
t bat confidence which is nltorded bv a Just cause, with
the consciousness ot the power which exls.s in , great
empire where liincu and people aie penetrated
w Ii li but one and the same thought inniel ,
the rights of Austria and with lre-li and un
luillnu couinge al tho eUrl.t ot mv armed and valiant
so dicrs, who torm a burrlor against wh.ch the power
of Austria's enemies will be shattered as well as at
tho sleht of my laiililul peooles. who look up to me,
milted self sacrificing, and resolved. But oun f'cxliii,'
pervades tho iiihabiuii.ta of mv kin"doji aa.l provinces
tht ot cohesion of stientn in tlr-ir unity, o liuiipna
tiin nt an unprecedentotl viola lion ol right. It (loudly
pains mu that the work oi comi'ig to an understanding
open fjo question of tho internal constitution of the
empire should not have been siifllcientlv lur
aiivunied to allow of the representstives of al1
my peoples rally ug around my throne at this
serious but elevating mometii. I am lor the present
deprived el, tins supuoit: but, o.i the otner h nd,
my duty as toverehn Is all tho more clear nnd my reso
lution he n ore tlrni to secure the constitution to mv
empire tot n I nituie thne. In this coutlict we shall not
be alone. Ihe princes and peoples or Germany are
bt are of the danger which threa ens ilriir liberty and
Independence, aud not omy oaisoivcs but also our Ger
man I rethrenol the C ontederation are in arms lor tuo
security ot those objects which l nut on, ure bound to
deitnd. We have been absolutely loice I to lake u i
aims. FInce, then, in the midst of the work of peace
which I had undertaken, with the view to lav the basis
of a ( institution which should consolidate the
unity of the whole Empire and Its position as a great
fmwer, my (overelgn duties have compe1 led me to place
he en iro aitny upon a war looting, we have taken up
arms, and now we must not and will not lay them down
until we buve secured Austria and our Confederate Ger
man States their free internal development aud their
rlfihtlui position In Europe. Onr confidence aid our
Iiopea are based upon our unitv and strength, but not
upon them alone. They are p aced In a blither power
Ihe Omnipotent and Just God, whom my house, has
always served, ami who never abandons tho-e who firmly
rely upon Ills Justice. Him will I beseech for he p and
victory, anu I call upon my people to Join wl h me la
piy uruyer.
PIll'BPIA AGAINST AU8TBIA.
The Frus-tun Government despatched on Juno lit)
foiclgn courts an oiliciu statement of recent events, In
viiicnit nones tuo imowmg ooctarationi -After the
decision on he Diet on the 14th Instant, bv which the
l oniederatl. n waa tiokeq un aud Prussia threatened
with war. the law ot seli-preserv Ion compelled Prussia
ti secure hers If against th action of rolirhboring
Sla'es On the 15th Ins nut, the 'e ore, the Government
offered Saxony, Hanover, and Electoral Hesse a coudl
tiouul a lliince i he oiler was refuse. i. and as Prussia's
geographical poslti'in . o is not allow her to tolerate iu
those States open or i oncealed hostility while she Is en
gaged iu war In another dlr. ctliu, the Prussians have
crusted the iron lera of those three countries In order ti
prevent our bt Inn cut oil In tue rear a hile defending
ourselves agulnst Austri a.
KINO Wll.' I AM TO THE rRtESIAN PEOPLE.
Berlin June 19. The maullesto ot Kliu William to
tho Prussian p op e bus 'ucun Issued to day , the princi
pal passages ofwhlch ura as fo laws:-
The hopes that an ullianuo bused upon mutual esteem,
ud lur hoilug the prosperity and power oi Germany,
won d Issue Iioiu tue Austnun an I Prussian brothei
In od In anus, have beau deceived Austria has not
considered Piussla as her neutral ally, but as a host ho
rival, and has. thereforu, drawn the ted. mil princs into
ft breach of the Cnn'ederiition Tho humiliation ef
Prussia lias been the watchword Of her enemies, hut
Iho spirit ol 18 3 lives in tve Prn-slan people. Ilei op
ponents deceive tliem elves It Ibey Imagine Pruna'.a t9
be ouralyzed by dlsseii-lous sc home. Heto-e theene ny
thes- disappeur, and a', hitherto opposed to one another
siana uenceioriii uuiitu in iriuuipii or misiortuue
The iiiuiu esto lays slress upon tho foci that Prussia.
In concert with ! ng'uud. Frame, and Kussiu. has ma l t
a irtil less eiloit to eitect a peaceiul settlement, auu pro
tieedsi We are compcl'ea to f ght tor existetce We must bo
lortn to battio for Hie or death agnluat thoso who wlli
to humiliate the Prussia ot the Grout F.lector Frederick
and ol the war ol Independence I' God give us tho
victory we shall be strong enough to reunite more firmly
and more prosperously tlio-t loosened Hot ot Genu my
which they who tear the right aud the power of the
nulloiial spirit have torn asunder.
COtlNT B1NM AUK'S DECLARATION.
Berlin June 1H On Iho lUth Inst, the Prussian Gov
ernment delivered a special protest to al'. ihe German
coiitia, declu lnga l proceed una which either one or
several of the German iloveruuien s m'ght'ak In ac
cordance with the orders of the so-called Federal Diet
to be null and void.
This protest was despatched slmu'tansousl v with the
Prussian declaration to foreign Gevcrnm iits respecting
the latest ste ps of Prussia Iu Saxony, Hanover, and
Hess e-.'sMfl.
Cour t n'smnrck has addressed the following despatch
to the I ru fli n representatives nlno id :
I have to common Cute to your Fxeoileney ai ev wt
by vhlth exlftlag European law will bo essentially
aiK red.
' be Federal Iih tal Franktort In Its silling ot vester
dn.i (the 14i h lust.), reso veil bvpoiitot li, votes upon
the un u. ligation o 'be entire rderal army with the
exception oi the Prussian rontlugau'. Austria, who
h'.s a re ofv broken oil dip'omot o ie a' ions with us and
win se mil tury 'orces have menaced our fron fertor the
I s. tb ee months bal proposed this men ure on the
1 b June, in 'he erminil oi a pretended Interf rence
with her poisesion in llol'ie.n the .U"trlnn represen
tative i pealing nt the same time to nr Icle li) of t ie
fjuul artloii o Vierna. oi tiieStb June, lfOT
Ar . Ill ot the VI n la Final act whl h was put torth
a the gr. nmi o ibn host! o pioceedlng. forms, at Is
w 1 knewn only the sa tng point lor the legal stepi
piTFCfil ed by tl-.e suhsi qui nt articles for adjusting dii
h rei ce belwetn nienibers of tho Con ederailon when
thi'i come within tho coiis(iiutio.ia coinoetencv oi ihe
Dili', anu 'orwblcli tin regulations for Federal ex ca
t on con Bin the lurtlier Instructions
i be anavlng o' a Fcde'nl army against a mooibor ot
the Confederation, as resolved upon in accordance wi h
the auslriau motion, and based on the mlll'.uy constl
tu Ion ot ti e Bund, Is iu contradiction with the aim and
spirit, el II a Bund as well as v.ilh the text oi the Fcds
ihi act, en ccinlly rt. '1 nnd Art II (la"t pariwra in1,
which 'orm Ans M and M ot tbo l.'ongress act of
Vienna oi ibe lith ol June 1SI5, and are as follows:
Art.M. I.e b it do c-tto Coniodorntioa est Ie mala
tlen tie lasureto exterlcure et luterleuie de 1' Alleinugae,
do I'lnc'epeDiIdiice et de l'liivlo.aliillio del etats con
fute res.
Art. 13: (allnei 81. Les e'.nts cnnfctlercs sengagent
de nictce a no so fairo la guerre sous aucju pretxte, et
a lie point poursuivre leurs diPerends par In lores des
trint s, lnals a les souini tire a la Dlete. e e lo-cL,
essnleia meyen nnnt une commission la vole do la
mediation. M e.lc ne rousslt pas e. qu'uae sn en ;e
juiiuliioedevl.nl ncccsisairo. II y sera pourvu par una
Jih en ent Austreral (Autragal Instan) blcn organ
i.e nuqucl les parties lltigantcs so louaijt.ront sans
antiel.
ihe anti-Federal motion of Austria being, Pitissla's
proto t notwithstanding, not only brought under dtscus
sion but also rnisc l to the condition oi a resolu ion ot
the Federal A8' mbly by ihe small majority above men
tioned, the King's i nvov. In the name of his Mnicsitv.
announced the dlsso uilon of the Federal Pact by a l ir-
n u. oeeliiration to the Diet, and alicr this act Itmiie
ritacly withdrew iroin the sssemlny. in which the
majority of envoys represented States that had already
pievious y combined in measures hosti'e to Prussia
It is low the duty of the King's Government ti nu
noiince In a formal manner the violation of tho Federal
treaty ot which ihe stipulations have lost all validity to
those powers who. by signing the Vienna congress act
oi the sin oi uuno. inn. or subsequently giving tncir au
berence thereto, have become contounders ol the Federal
treaty, even though they have given no guarantee tor
us maintenance.
I have, thcroiore, tho honor to Instruct your Excel
lency to communicate by copy tho contents of this des
patch to BIsMAltK.
Buil. N.June 25, 1RC6
THE PRUSSIAN CONSERVATIVES.
The chiefs ot the conseivatlve party and the party of
progress nave lormeu an association in iois city to
assi.-t the Prussian army In the Held with money, pro.
visions, and medical uld. i hey have issued a common
appeal io the parties to co-operate with thorn Iu re
lieving the severe labors of tho soldlars serv'ng the
Fatherland In the fie d.
'I he slmiattires to the anpeal Includ" those of Ilerren
Wagner, Bentner, Muainisen, iwesteo, Virchow, and
t mull.
PBUSSIAN PROCLAMATION TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE.
Beblin.Juiio IK. -'1 lie to 'owing nroo amailou has
leenis.-ued by the Prussian Government to ,ho German
people :
Alter the Germanic Confederation has disn'ived ana
nromnted for half a centurv not the unl v. but the
disunion ol Germanv, has thereby long since lost tie
c iifidtnce ol tlie nation, and been regarded bv foreign
nations as a gua-auieo for the continuance of German
weakness and want of strength, it was to have been
misapplied in tho last few days to cal mg Ger
manv under arms tganst a member of the Con
federation which had taken the tirst decisive step
ior i bo satbr. action of the national demands by nro-
O.udm- tile convocation ot a. UttraiHit &'Arllumotit All
support, all ground, even all plausible nreic.M. Is want-
1. . ... .1... ,.nw,u I...!!,... 41, n .. n M.ltd,l
Ifh. HI ,lW I CUU .1 V llll. IIUIK',1 ' ..IU n.uu v. UJ
Austria saainsi Prussia Bv the resolution ot June 14.
In w hich the majority of the members ot the CouleiUva
tien Oe'crnifned to arm ItJ wur eiiainst Prussia, be
hrearp o the Couicdenition is completed, unit tre undent
io erul relations aro lorn inaunicr. coining remains
but tho busis of confederation the living nnitv of tlio
Gi ininii nation-and it Is iho duty ol the Governments
una o f il.e people to givo ntw expiessiou, instinct with
it e nun hotter, to that unity.
1 pen l'lUFHiu is incumbent tnerewitu tna amy oi uo
Icrse ol lur liidcpendeiice Ciroutened by ihnt ns i tlon
md the armainen sol her opponents. Whl e tliul Prus
siur pco.i c exe.-s Its enfiro s'lor gtli trr tne fu illmuiit
0 tliutrtety It at the s une Unto disp ays the deicr.mna
tiun to titke up t hu d.'lense of tho ua loua dcve.o i n t
01 Genni.nr. lntherto lorcib y obstrticteil In liuli.l liial
tiuercsifi. 'ninls sense linmoiiiato y i:itor tne tiisiniu
tlen oi the Oonledorutlon, Prussia oll'ored tho Guve n
u entsanew union upo i iho slnp o itnns of mutual
1 rutet tii.ii nnd participation in tne national eii ns
- he required notliimt but security tor ptaci, nnd lor
that purpopo tho immediate convocation ot tho a aril. i-
u.et t
f.er hones'or the ftilfllment ol this Just nnd mvd'ir.Ua
demuntl have Leeu t ecu. veil, 'Ihe oiler oi VtussU Is
n itcicd and the bus theroby been coin icilea to paceed
in iccordunci with the duty ot sen-preservation At
such a moment she canuot suiler enemies ot doiibtui
ir.. lies Ufi n and betweeu In t frontie.is.
bite ibe PrtiM.ian troops cross the frontiers they do
not come ts etittoiis ot tie poi illation, whose inde
ptndence Prussia rt srects fnd with whose roprosonu
tivcs sbo hopes to deliberate in tho German National
sseinbiv uiiou ho tuiuro lortuues ot tho Gurmun I'm Per
lur.d. ft av Hie Cemian people, looking towards this lofty
ul.n, meet wl,h confidence, hud assist to promote and
Fccuro the peace. ui development of the common
cot.ntrv.
'l bo above ptoc'amatlon Is to bo distributed bv tho
Prussian troops iu the German territories iuto width
they will advance.
1HCLABAT10N Off THE PRt SSIAN REPRESENTATIVE AT
THE FH11FRAL 1)1 El'.
The following Is ihe text of th ('cclaratlon bv tho
Prussian representative ut the Federal i let a tor tie
aooptiouo the Austrian motion loi tho n.oliliiz itiou ot
the Federal army. Kotwlihstnndiug tha'. the Prussian
tnvoj lino protested In the name ot his Gov er.nuuai
a uiio-t all discussion o. the Austrian motion, the Filer.ti
Asstmblv has nevertheless proceeded to vote ltsadop
tn ii '1 heetivav has now to litlnl tbo setlous diiy o: ao
quamtlng the Diet, with tho resolution his Govern
Hint a ter ibai vote deems it necessary to alopt in
support ot the rights and luterusts of fu Prussian mcn
ur, h , tnd Its position iu uetmuny It is the II tin on
vlctir.no tho King's Governmon that ilio ti;t oi in ro
ducingihe motien pioposed Dv the Austrian Uovcin
nient isofit.e't Indubitably and piatu y opposed to tbo
leneral cons itntion. and must, thereiore bo conhi .o oi
i.v Piursia as a breach oi ihe eon ederuiion. Fede.al
law acknowledges only one process ot execution w ith
retard to members o' tue Cooicderalloii, for which
sett ed forms sua conditions aie orcscn jed The u obl
lljat'on oi the federal aimy against a inembr of the
( on ederatlon Is as foreign to the federal coust tut.on
as every In er er nee on ihe pare ot the Diet wit i auv
one oi the Governments In the Federation la oti
poeed to tho rules of the executive procedure The
position of Austria In Holstein is moreover not
p aced under the protection of the Federal trea
ties, ai d Ms Majesty the Empetor of Austiia can
not be considered us a member of the Diet tor the Duchy
ol irol.teln. For these reasons the King' Goyoruinent
baa abstained trom entering in anv way unon tho actual
discussion of the motion, although It would havs been
easy to lepel the reproach that Prussia Intended a breach
oi i lie peace, and to throw the accusa. Ion back upon
Austriu. 'ihe Kings Cabinet consul r that tho only
lege' nd ailmlsslhle procedure wua ior ' he Diet to reject
ti e moil n at the outset ou account of its illegal charac
ter Looking at the Federal ties which have hitherto
e xisted, the King a Onvcrument cau oply most deeply
reuret that tula formal demami Upon lit part has not
: ... I... 1 at I..S.
t'CCU VriUUICU Willi UT no , ,,
For tbiee months tbo most powoiiul member or t ie
Coiiiederutlon has beetl arming against Priis-; i tor ' tlio
purpose ol seil-redress, in contra, eutlou of the federal
Constitution and hli circumstance haj deep y shaken
ibe tonlidance of Piussla In the protection tae Couteda-
ti Ion has iu lauieed to each of Its members
wphoutcMilaiia lou us to their obji o tne iviug a nov
el linn u could ou y regard ltsfa etv at homo and abroad
u.wh ..,...r.i ,. . , nnlele two of tho 1'edurul Pu.-t
luil.e n uln ntiie'cl 01 the t oufode'.Hioii as already 111
.1 a i.Il! s iienrpnnndiiuueref. The Illegal motion of
Austria anil i s no liouht m enrrangetl iidoiitlon by a
,.,.ni, ii nr tin. i.eiler.1, Govenimeut have only cou-
f'lnnd ands reuuiheued this view of tho King's Gov
'i lie King's Cabinet conBldors the breach of tha Con
federation COnipll to o.y IHO uuwinuii.il v "tti
lite aceortllng to l-etleiul law ugain-!t a meuiDcr fit Lhe
t t nleileratlon, wuicu i icun ui '"".'".
Austria and the otes of those goveruuionis which
have associated themselves with her. In the naui ani
by the order ol his most gracious mister, hi Vaje.'y
lie King, the etienn there ore hereby declares that
1 russia considers the hitherto o;ls lug Fo:eful tri ity as
broken, and there ore no longer binding I but that sho
wll .on the contrary, regura audireatlt us extinct
Ills Haiesty lb Mug will not, however, look upon
tl e natiousl b"is on which lhe C juiedora'lou ua. bo rn
uitnded a. destroyed uy he act ot tnat extinction.
Prussia on tue coutiarv adheres to these lonu latlom,
an. I to tlio unltv of the German nation as superior io
transitory forms, aud regards It as an lii'iispeusubl ) dti y
of ihe Germau Slates to give this lutier sultuhle exaros
sion The King's Goveruinenl, tuerefore. on lis pait.
submits the out lues ol a new union eorrcsuouding to
tlio leouiremeuls oi the present 'luie and dec aros 1 sell
reudv to conclude a new pact on the old foundations,
niod'ifled uy l. necessary reforms, with those Germau
toviviinients which vl'l Join with It or tha' purpose
Tho i uvoy lultlisthe oiderof his goverumxut by deo ar-
ing his ti iictions here at an end
'1 be envoy has aslly In tne nume and bv order o his
G' veinn ent to roseive and uianiiaiu all I's rights oi
edersl moneys already voted being made wlUioat the
special consent oi his Government.
. . - , th. i n n
1 tie appeals oi the ning s v.ovrruuiv-... .
Ie eiaUou aud its members for Ihe pro ectic-n o Prusila
against an arblirurv attack iroin stutr'a having on y
j,. ,r,l in nnn.m.n,. it oilier I' e Jeiili Goveruuioti 1 1
evrrv kind arising out or me nunuiiu fxisihiv i
uf the Conledcratiou and o'herwlso to tha properly au J
eppurtenanees of the bm d. He is particularly direi us i
alnal n ft If It II II II'.HLIIIIl (I T U B UBai "
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
FPEC1AL DBSPATCUE8 TO BVBNINO TBLEORAPn.
Wabihnoion, July 3.
The Pacing Nv1 Nqnadron.
The Ksvt Departvnont has recoivcd a communica
tion from Acting Kor Adml'al l'eaison, cotnmanil-
injr tho Taoiflo iquadron, dated Bav ot Culiao, Juno
1 in which ho sives trio (ol'owiiig report ccncorning
the condition and employment of tho v.';S.'l) of
which II ii composed :
The flagship Powhatan Is in good condition, and
will remain at Cn'lao until the 20th of June, when
tho will proc.cU to l'anama, and thcro moot tho
Lancaster on her ai rival at that place.
The steamer Luncatler is repairing at Mare Island,
Navy Yard, but expected to bo ready lor her
officers and crew by tho m'ddlo ol Juno.
Trom California.
San Fkakcisco, July 1 A letter, dntod Mohave
City, Arizona, June 11, represents t'.io m'.ninz
prospects as flatterinr. Small predatory bauds of
Indians had p nndcrcd a camp in tho Manodotua
district, and bad murdered ono mm thero and
another at Mohavo Sprincrs. Two coruptinloi had
been raised to pursue tho murderers.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, Iroin Victor'n, brings
$174 COO in treasure Mining shares sold for tbo
past seven weeks foot np las than hall the amount
so d lor tho corresponding poriod last year. Tho
loading miners report that they are all do!uf bjttor.
The Eight-Hour Movement.
Hoston, July 8 Tho boston Caulkers' Associa
tion and other organizations of mechanics hold a
meeting at Faneuil Hall last night In lay or of the
eipht-hour movement. Speeches wore mado and
resolutions adopted to labor earnestly to secure the
irsults desired by electing friends of the movement
to the Legislature.
The Condition of Senator Lane.
St. Louis, Jnly 3. -General Lane was still living
last evening-, but his physicians have no hopes of his
recovery, tie has been unconscious, and has not
opened bis eyes or spoken since shooting liima jlf.
Sailing of the "China."
I oeton, July 8. Tho Bteamer Chin sailed for
Liverpool about noon to-day.
Markets by Telegraph.
New Youk. July 8. Cotton quiet nt 81(?333
Flour is dull: 6000 barrels sold at 86'60S10-a5 for
Mute; 98 90&13-76 lor O no; 99 fJOCfClO lor rvesternj
10 2CC 17 lor Southern ; and Si) 13 UO lor Canadian.
W heat dull; salet uuimportaii'. Corn has advancoa
le. ; 60,000 bushels so n at 87:&88o Keef qu et. ForP
hrnvy at S3212J a32 25 lor Mess. Lard dull. Whisky
dull.
1 here is no Stock Beard to-day.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Til o Grant Itaallrnna ' Perpetual Iu.
Junction Uruuied.
At the nuot:ng of tho Court at Wllliamsport, on
1 hursrJay evening, Mr Latiobo asked a .lucree of
ii.junc.ion on tho fihdiujr or the jury. Mr. Cuylur
hid vi ii that the matter bo ro. erred to a Master. Mr.
B ack moved its roleronca to au Examiue'' to take
tittimony, and np'iomt a mture uuy to decide ou
tiK'linat deer. e. Both mutiotts were overruled.
The dcleuso otjecttd to a decree- being issuod
in. til lurtner opportunity was irivon iliein .o prove
1: cts alleged in answer other tliun luo.,e passed oa
l.y thejuiv. 'litis uhjection was ovurrulud, aud a
1 1 rpo unl injure Ion rrnutcd so that tho Connells
villo r ad comes out tr uiuphaut in the contest.
.Mr. Lowrio abkod to rrove that, tho insolvent cor-
1 nialion had enough to pay its doot to Baltimore.
Overruled. Court then adjourned. PW.s'juru (At-
Lte
4'onrt of Onnrter Nenslons Judge Pierce.
: c-niorrow i t lie glorious Fourth, but it any ouo
i-l.t u.tiLo so iiii'urtuiiato as to le tguorant ot thai
un: orlunt Inct, and liad lo other soi.ico trom
winch to derive that picco ot informa
tion than irom tlio express'ont ol tho pri
soners wl,u g crowded tuo dock this ruoriiiui,',
vc would, wilhout a nui'li'y doub', roinam eu-
tuoly leiioint.t uulii lo- norrovr, to.- each prisoner
looked as if fo duv ho was to be seutoiicod. and to-
moirow hung Kuces of va. ious colors and various
ex-jrei-sionnj some wore poiluot pictures ot statva
ten and despair, some of lear, and soma looked as
il uisi'nsted with Hi s woriu uua ail t no contents
therein.
However, their touching looks aid not anectthti
Court, lor this honorable body at ouco proceeded
to dispose of their ca-cs.
first upon tuo oiacx use was uuorgo i riser,
churged with burglary in onterini tho house ol
Louis lire cr, southwest corner of Broad aud liUtfo
Bv !LUo on the Isbiti ot aiay.
lwo officers testified Ibat about half attr 12
o'clock ou tho uiominp; ol the 2th, thny saw Prisor
Bt U sonio others go Loiuna lvroior s uouse iney
Iol ow ed, tiud secreted thcmo ves whore the could
winch tho proceedings in. y saw tun part es c m
rrencu l orrng Loles in a w.ndow, and onu of t ;o
ofl.ccrs arrested a man. The otliois smoUiiig a mice
cikd out 'you but," and disuppoaretl tbroutia a
c I ar coor.
1 bey were not teen any moro ior tevcra: ax s
wl.en I'rizer was arrested a; a nouso on Broad strot.
Alter t o att-rnev had opened tho aoiensr, tno
llcorBndthe aitontiou of the Com t was oooupied
for a lew minutes bv "Drunken Gat." or "Crozv
Knnco " ortomo othi r intoxicated or moor struck
ten a e bundled uo in calico and cnuoiin wtio sud
denly became our noisy. But the prjmptuoss of
tlio officers ol the court soon restored quiet, lor tboy
slit filed out tbo loveb crea ure, wuo letirea, leaving
htr compliments to all in court.
J Le defense atiege innt mi uiuo iuu uummry
it-: aid to have been commute a, 1 riser was at home
iL I ed. .
J he jury rendered a veraici oi guiiry.
Wilncstes lor tho delouce, not promptly obeying
tl.ifr summonses as witnesses, were brought belore
tlio C.'tTt lor enntemiu sharply roprimando I for
tl i ir conduct, bavin kept tho business back tor a
bu f hour bv their non-attonoauo, ana were eacu
O i erea to par mo costs,
( eorge I nomas ana uxiara jounson, ootoiou,
vie obarged witn mo larceny oi hmou, tuo property
oi JauiCB Milior t mt is, 130 worth of shoes. Oil
tr j 1.
Mies Muloch'a Marriage.
rlnpfleld Republican pubhshes tho fol
extract from a private lotter irom
'Ihe P
lOvVlllfT
England:
Mrs. K knows Mi's Mu'och Intimately. It Is
quite true that the good-hearted author ss mariiod a
li.ine man, one jounger than horaolt. His nirao is
liaik; ho is the son of the leaoing mlnistor ot til?
totch kirk in Glasgow lhe latter aud Ms
Mu och have boon intimate friends for years,
I ui, ho has not become reconciled to her marriago
with his eon, lor sho is torly and lie but twen y-llvo
It appear- that rotuo t'mo ago youug Craik got Ins
leg biotenon tho rai way to Loudou. Arter tho
aciieciit a l iter was found in his pocket, and ait
tiueseti to Miss Mulooli (a ietterot introd action (torn
luBluth-i) and te taken o her house and ten
,,.,! tp A irreat Iriondshlp sprung up
between ihem. but 'or a ong tiiuo it was m ire like
ibat existiiiir beiween an enter sister and youuger
ii.D iimn nnv H.. ier sentiinout. lie at lone'li
wi nt home, but so n retui nod. propoed, and was
accepted. Mr. Cruik was what is cat ea an auoount
eiif but ho has Ji st become oiauazer in the London
in nth ol It uc in I Bit's great pubusliing house. M ss
Moloch la verv tail ai d ralhor cauut, but has
...,ii-,iv uentlo look. Sho is vorv quiot and
uiipro'ending,
thorns."
and hates
as au au-
LOPEBS BY THB BOWDOINHAM BANK ROBBERY.
m.,1,,q n.nti p slatfts Hie ohief losBl'S Of (iepO-
gitors bv the recent robbery of tho bank at
Ritors bv the recent robbery or tno otiun ai
liowdoiuhain as follows: II. Sampson a estate,
iflii.OOi); B'ron WUi'more, iftooo; II. A. Urey,
$3000; JoBiah Merrow, $30i)0; J. P. Toinple,
- . .... .-. .Ilitil. Viiihnn ViiHimm
innii. Tiinimm Rnoiir. l'i0: Nathan Varuum,
4()0; J. K. Milluv, $'2.')0: William A. Wood, $ !D0;
Maria Samoson, $300; Robert Uuttertield, :i000;
Joseph Mustard, $11,000; John O. ilven,
siiniifi- William Purrington. $8000; William
! Bibber, $4000; famucl WUitmore, $1100,
FINANCE AN T) COMMERCE.
Offick of tub Evenino Telegraph,
Tuesday, July 3, I860. J
The Stock Market was dull this mornlnfi, with
the exception of Railroad shares, which continue
the DiOBt active on the list. About 2500 shares
of Catawissa preferred sold at from 3CJ;J9, the
lornier rate a dcclino of 13 on the closing; price
lu9t evening; Camden and Amboy sold at 134,
no change; Pennsylvania Railroad at 6:i50,
an advance of J; Reading at53(53j, an ad
vance of i; and Northern Central 43 , no change;
50jwas bidf'orNorristownrSCJ tor Slinehillj ITJfor
Elmlra preferred ; and M for I'hiladelphia nnd
Erie.
Covcrnmcnt bonds are firmly held at full
prices. 5-20si?old at 103104, and 7'3t)s at
1032. "i was bid tor 10 40s, and 100 lor 6s of
1881, coupon orT. City loans are more active;
the new issue eold largely at DO.J, aud the old Ao.
at 03.
Hunk shades, as we have noticed for some
time past, continue in stood demand for Invest
ment. Mechanics' sold at 31 J. 110 was bid lor
First National; 142 for rhilaiiflphla; 121 for
Farmers' and Mechanics'; 51 for Commercial;
100 for South wnrk; 53 for Pcnn Townibip; 63
for Oirard; 80 lor Wr-Btem; 30 lor Manufiicturors'
and Mechanics'; C5 for City; 53 for Common
wealth; 64 for Corn Exchange; and GO for Union.
In Canal shares there is very little move
ment. Schuylkill Navigation preierrea sold at
36, an advance of J; 2GJ was bid for Schuylkill
Navigation common; 120 for Morris Canal pre
ferred; and 65i for Delaware Division.
Quotations of Gold 10 A. M., 153; 11 A. M.,
1525; 12 M., 153.; IP. M., 153J.
The New York Herald ot yesterday says:
"Ihe supoly of money continues extremely abundant
at tho htock Exchange at 4W5 per cent., wl h the ma
Jorl y of transactions at the lower rate, while nist-class
commercial paper is taken ireelr at ftJiO per cent, drs
count. The statement of the associated b inks lor the
week leflecie an easy conditio i ol monetae atlalra. Toe
dtnosl's have increased 82 3S7.9S4 the leual ten 'er notes
')H2 122. and the circulation t'ilin. Oa the other
hand, the loans have Increased In about the same
ratio as thedeposlta namelv, a'2 447,360. 'Ihe specie has
decreased only 7 818 -a sma'l sum considering that
nearly three millions wtx paid Into 'he Custom House
for duties last week. 1 here now remains onl 7 7U7J'8
oi coin In the banks ofthlscliy."
The New York Times this morning savs:
' The Treasury Office paid out yestorday (174,000 In
gold on the D rst of Jul? interest and a much larger
uuiounton checks given out on Saturday night aud
yesterday morning, from tho interest desk, remain to be
presented for payment at the Gold Teller's counter.
Many o' them are heid at b ink in place oi gold, tnongb.
required by the rnle of the Treasury Office to be pre
sented the same day The Customs receipts for the day
were aaft.flOO The business in Government securities
was renewed with Increased actl.lt v at the S ock Ex
change and among the great dealers In Wall si root this
forenoon. Tne transactions altogether cunt by mil
lions. The heaviest wore In United States 6-208 of 1865.
but all descriptions participated, nnd at the full rates of
hainrday. On the i-tock hxchanve, the speculation In
Erie shares, at advancing figures, was quite large, and
Imparted a certain dcree of firmness io the whole rail
way list. 1 he hli-hest sales ol Erie wee at61M "l cent.,
asagalPst62H at the close on Saturday."
riiiuDELrniA srocn facuanue sues to day
Kvported by De Haven & Bro., No, 40 8, Third street .
BEfcORE BOAKD8.
IfiOsh Reading. s5wu 531 lOOsliSch N pf. ... 85
2t0bh do 53 lOOshCatabl di
FIRST BOAKD
if 1000 TJ S 6s. "35.reg 1034, 2 ah Mech Bk 81
fc-lOOO U S 7 30s. Jue Wiii Wi sa Cat a pi. . . .D.'KJ d
$1500 City 8s n, k s o 064 M0 sfi
do 1)5 87?
2(XJ0 uo PM, 1UUS11
Sffj'O do 1)01 KiOsh
flOfO do Ufli 100 s!i
S4000 do....muu Wi i 100 sli
82500 do o Ufi'Jl 100 all
do b30 87$
do 37
do 87
do ....so.. 87
do s5 87
do lots. 87
do. ...Its c. 87
do b30. 87
do 3(1
do c 8'5
o 37
do b30 87
do 37
do bo 37
lo..lotsb3iJ 87
do 88!
do b5 86J
do b80 87
S? li 00 Cam. & Am. S3 UJ!i ano sn
SliiOOl'alstmOs.... OSli 800 su
2Ci.O l'h 1 & bun. 7s. 1)5 100 s i
$20C0 Loliigh V bs...'Mj 100 sh
4n0shN V & M'dC.o 5 100 sh
SOOsh Sch. ....io(s 85 lnOsh
2sh Cam & Am. ..1341, 100 sh
14 f li l'enna U 55;:; 100 sli
50 sh do ...lots. 6tl I lOiisli
200 fn Read.. lots slO 53 f 200sli
100 sh do blO 63 f 100 sli
100 eh do 68 -81 200 sh
60 sh N Central.... 48 1 100 3h
Mes-rs. Dellaven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third utreet, make the following quotations of
the rates ol exchange to-day at 1 P. M. :
American Cold 1
153J
112
Antericao Hlivor, 4s and 4s Ill
C'. mpouiid . tercst No'es:
12,'
il
6 6J
the
uuiio,
164.... 12,i
July, 1884.... 12
" August, 1804.... HJ
" " Ootober, 1804.... lOi
' Deo., 18(4.... ?
" Stay. 1806.... 7j
August, 1865.... 64
" Sept.. 1865.... 5?
" October 18H5. ... 6i
Statement of doposits and coinatre at
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, duiing
the montu 01 June, isub:
Valuf.
, $387,382 1
. 84,8tto 77
9 421,717 03
Gold deposits ,
Suvor deposits and purchases
Total deports. ...
COINAGE EXECUTED.
OOLD.
Denomlnahotii. So. of Pireet. .r
Valor.
8230,800-00
50 00
26 00
1500
12 60
600
6,001-63
237,009 03
ff 8 650 00 '
12,725 00
8260
600
260
1 60
1 206 80
HMO,602 m
eo6,2io oo
1 450 00
8 550 00
26 143 00
80 389-00
Double eag es 11,515
Eagles.
6
Half eagles
Tluee dollars. .,
Quarter eagles.
Dollars
Fine bars
6
6
6
6
14
Total 11,66
FILVKR
Dollars 6,663
Halt dollars 05,450
Quarter dollars.
60
Dues
Ha t dimei ,
'I biee-cent piece.
Fine bar
60
60
60
10
Total
Five-cent pioces. .
tents
I wo-cent piecei. .
Three-cent piecer.
....72,810
COPPER.
..1 824 800
....145 01.0
...,8'J8 000
....838 000
Total 2,485,300
Philndclphit Trado Report.
'It BSD ay, July 3. Thoie Is 'jut little Qaorcltron Bark
here, and No. I Is steady at 31 per tou Tannors' Bark
is worth $10 to $18 l cord.
Cotton Is dull with small sales at 37038 cents.
lovertoed cones In slow Iv, and ma' be quoted at
B7-,-(ji(l. Prices of Tiino hvari nominal Hmail sales
o' Flaxseed nt ViOW bushel, at which Ugureltls warned
bs theciu-hers . . . - .
'lhe spirit ess condition of the Flour trade recorded
foraome time past atlli continues, but prices aie re
markaoly high. Ihere Is no shipping demand but tho
hoineeonsiimers nave purcua.eu to
bbls., chlefiv Notthwestern extra'
1.1 . I 1..,. P.Itltfltf Vl.lll
e extent of UN0
at all toali
o do. do. at
I '..".'A, i's,'"""" .t "V". sTt. .... - 9(.i)IO. and
?u ,c fl ie at' .8 CH1 . mVnality. The sale of
Hvi T F our was at aO'SU. Prices of Cera Moal are
nominal.
? 10,1 fiu-h at T2(7ie. lor Pennsylvania and 16o. for Dela
w2re6U W I,"hWdull. l ' f sVtnawlvaal.
ti-imiW, and Ohlojtt2JW2:
i t i
Brevet brig. Ueu. V.- Vols,
-.r. .,.i-A,.,rii amAtf in, tli'lf an fa
'1 he Ol eringB Of vrueai '"""P" " ' S:iT I'.iLi Wr
rT PENNSYLVANIA RESEKVE CORPS.
13$ -The lJIvl.lonwi l form on T W EL FT H Street,
, , , T,i" ai'Ki'i'EHtreet, f-eiug east at seven
VS A M Jull l HOtttTIO .
a A , js., uij , Colonel 3d Reserves,