NEW YORX, July 257 - -Tfie v ktriarian Consul-General in this city, Chevalier de Loosy, fell dead in the street yesterday, from apoplexy. Mr. Gibbons, pr es id en t o f the principal Fenian faction, has issued a call for a Fenian convention, to be held at Cincinnatti on the 23rd

&c. All kinds of REPAIRS promptly and efficient' done on the premises. A trial respectfully solicited. N.B.—On sale, a bargain, one of Poole's celebrated SHIP'S CHRONOMETERS, in handsome rosewood case, correctly timed, and warritnted seven years May be seen in the window. No 3,

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The effect on the Stock Markets on Monday of the pub- lication of the draught Treaty between France and Prussia was a fall of 2 per cent. in Consols and nearly 1 in Foreign Stock. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90, opened on Monday morhing at 89- to 4, whence they' rapidly

The victory of the Cambria in what may be called her extraordinary race with the Dauntless will be the occasion of much rejoicing in yachting circles. Mr. Ashbury has good reason to feel proud of his success, and Mr. Bennett is equally to be congratulated on the performance of h

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