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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Borks.-We noticed sales Of S. 0t0 Rio 6rsnds shins
ct SlI per thousand.
BEkAp.-There has been q decline In prices OF hard
bread and crackers of y cent per 10 since our last
arising the reduction In the prices obtained for
-four.
BREApsrrys - Flour.--The market WAS more active
to-day Tor the and brsnds OF this State and
Western nour closing at an advance OF $40. ON the
rates current yesterday For the last, the demand
was very good, particularly ter pure Genesee There
good business doing for export. Canadian has
up IL 500 bbls, including sour at 50 SEA So rs;
No a. superfne, at So 6zh So old State aud Yves.
tern ct 81 26 a 81 sly common 70 straight State,
(fresh ground at 81 ~ 81 SO; new State snd Wss
tern common to good qualities, at ~ 5oA u 81 rs;
Canadian at about 81 6zI pure Genesee, ut IS So
lsA fancy Ohio at SIS l2h SIS BY; fancy Genesee,
at SIS Is q SIS ~; extra Ohio a. 50 30 SIS o2S and
extra Genesee at S. rs y SO so. Th,rs WAS better
feeling In the market for Southern flour while the de-
mand was active; como 200 bbls. sold
ct So Q IS lsA TOR old mixed to straight brands,
and s. leA a SIS 37k for ditto Rye Flour
firm, with sales o! eco bbls NJ So SIX S3S Hold
Of Corn MesI very stiff, With salts Of 300
bbs At SO 10 50 l2k tor Jersey and 300 bbls Bran
DIVINE at So SIX. The last sale OF puncheons was
made at SIS TO- Whsat in active request In part
for export and for milling with sales OF II 900 bushels
Ohio and Michigan, good, at 81: LOCO bushels good
Gsneses 1t 81 l0 and 700 bushels prime do at pri
vate bargain Oats were more plenty With sales Of
Northsrn new at 9Sc 4lc and Jers-y at $40 $50
Rye and in good demand with sales Of 800
bushels at 7oc Corn was better to-day, With sales Of
30, goo bushels Western mixed at sac $50, closing
SEINE small parcels at 600. q TO-
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, sept. III r. "a.
AsnEs.-rhere has been easier feeling in the mar
ket for pets with safes Of 10 barres at IS 1874 Pearls
were In moderate demand with tAlss at S. The ex-
ports from the lat to the 10th for two years
LARA fnlo
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P,o~sicrs -Pork- Holders we're pretty arm sbd
the d. msnd good Nth ss.s Of 600 bbs at IS a for
rour prime. tslth Tor ptiue, SO q for mess. and
~ 60 80 o. for thin ness Be.f pss in bri,s de-
msnd With tslss Of $50 bills o. a5 $40 Tor us.s
ard ~ 20 for prime. Beef hams we're dull and 40
made Of 70 bbls plsn hams st bse Lard vas In
steady d.msnd. principally Tor manufacturing 20
supply the ipers1rs dsmsnd Tor ots, owing in roms
measure 10 the hish ptices at ~hieh wb.. va. h.la
spd TO the scarcity OF supplies. The sales yer. 500
bbs ntAe for sr"e ard 6he sic for prime: and
200 legs prime ct Tc. Butter aud eh-ese ere stdy
and In demand. The exports 81 provision. from s.p
tsmher LIST 10 septembci lsth, WIRE follows.--
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RIesThere yes nothing 81 In pcrtsnce done In thts
article to dsy. The range nor good qualities from
~ 50 s7k
Rs.L Esusrs-rbs following icte hsvr been sold to
tsy1 Loo corner Ninth snd Thirty tr-t street
Nsioo, 1850 flo,s en- Thirty seventh street. near
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nR soRRIsos n CONSULTED ON yyyxRsAu
diseases -uh honorshs eonadenee practices Of thr-
years ensbes him 70 eurs perfectly vftksut
nsefnt $3.50 IN few dsys Structures nd .eml.si
London diri~ws w he c~es r4k rri,o- s..sas -" No
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Total. b.les.io7 s8 iSi753
Making the stock on hand 1877 bales more this
Prsa We noticed an active business doing IN dry
cod. at 81 62h = 81 rs sale was mais this morn
itg OF 700 barrels n.- mHckrr.l at sI1 tor No Ia
40 sfs fer No &c In Dor herring there .. = fair
busibsss doing with sales nj % $50 Tor scale and
'S f., ,St No Til. ,o,.,.,. ,ooo
tsir,is Of 1ouI we're engaged tor Liverpool l. sd,
srerssrds, Is I'D AZ. ass demsndrd Cotton -s-
wheat In bulk st %. For dead v.,Ebt. lfs ID ~.
was ak There vas no ohAugr c. other porte, msr.
ebsuts lad BOT time to eHrnipr their letters
fhru.-The falps rmhrscrd 80 boxes bnuch raislns
~ 70 81 NJ; small lots Canton sipgsr, ut ~; and
Brari buis, 1t Shc., essh.
Hs.-We have nothing new 20 report In the market
fer North river; the lsst sals W, ~ 90 Que Tor NEG
ana old.
n,sr The stock Of M.nin, w. not r-ry heavy,
snd holders we're trn At ~ loo dew rottod meri
can vp held a. SlibA siZi With small salts
HiDss are without material change, with moderate
talss
laos A sale Was made Of eastern Scotch plss, $40
20. o moe.
isp'co Manila commands 5ss csc. The supply is
limited ssd hold,rs v,ry urn
Lfns 20 The demArd Tor common Rockland vas good
~ith ssss at ~ See. ana lump at Toe ll2So.
hotsssFs. There vas lees activity Ia the market for
THE staple The sale. confined TO 10 hhds Cuba
at 2bc., aud small lots Porto Rico NJ 32s 3Jc
Ns.ai Sto.,s-The advance IN fr,ights has been
very upfsvofshe to the market for ro-is aud turpen
tine sbo es,er terms have been accepted The rsos,o
ticns include North county turpentiue at 81 62 do.
vsr-d; tprits turp,ntine at ak SIC cash aud tar
at 81 s7S. The stock Of turpentins vas stated ct
900 bhs
Ons-Thera va. steady demand FOR ~h,ls for
home at SIC $50 fcr s,lected The last sale Of
crude sperm At the Bsst a. made at 81 ~ rae held
ttnly ct 81 - OF lins.ed there ave been sales OF
900 $500 gacns ct nc for Epgish aud AM ricsn,
~ c.'ks and 7sc q 7oc In barrels. Olive w.s les. Ae
tive. at 81 ibas 81 s7S. mos Uity sun m.r lard Oh
sells At SEC and Western winter DO At exc, NOS
The Imports a sprrn sud whale ell into the United
s,s,'. TOR ID. sch aiding Monday, september 9TH
VI
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U,ru.Ir vrnIc, - -~>~y>,>~->y>>-S
% session OF leoOtl-1be Lectures In TITS insututioa
VII e,mntncs On tie sesetihof October and for
tur mon hs a. the College Building 2 Arch s,r.,s
ihAe.rhia the fol owing order aud rrss.
pe,"htoieine- b. :. ~ \. kcClestey. N. ID; AaAtsmy,
hq,ey N d; fh,,ioIsgy Asa sGrsery, y ". tiIe
spa ni,,,,. ~ VIZ. a. ~ Shaonrri obstetrics
D. hs,eia hediea aud Thsrsp-utics BY n W biete-
1ss.n 1he 'tject. OF this nsftetioa % i.,tr.os
tssteetabc and iBttEe fema the vasus Nraaeh.s
o. m'dics science spd pupl will ks admitted wso.s
reomm' hdanus shai not te considered
Tor turtLsr fcrn sten apply post paidl % ts D... or
anj other men her Of the Fssults
Tx secLosxKr n n, Ds,.,
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hark tnnny ne0sw. Cole Bremen. JAY 17d with ulss "
seSsw Poster 20 Nailed IN company With ship Hudson
isr iTi sns bMk werhsm. for Balinors. ia
lopLd 70 ThoR gsteb - - - -
Brig Atlantic Ocean tBamD Nsse Dseass Ayrss 81 dsyv
With biGes ko TO 18th iat ., ~ ion ~ a.
tkn chip Lyons Of New Orlesns, stceriux -
BrS Carleton BrI RE CrAAde days vita hidss hor~s
ass bsir 10 order.
Brig i.son wathin' Savannah 10 dsy. with cotton. Y.
sehr Calls tr) Hendon, Ansus IL days With salt 70
Brrine Aug 10Th lat 81 90 Ion 6b Por-
ter WilliaDs, from Boston fer Porto Rieo IS oa
stores, 20 X Blaehweli "
stores. to n Blaekw ell
sehr es-trn, Chance, Virginia, adayp
sehr Delaware Mill Philadelphia. sds,a
Steamer Pepobseot, Seq Eour, PHILADELPHIA
ship CONSTITUTIONS. Britt from Liverpool with mdss and
pas.s peeis to GrinLell, kintprn & Co.
fhip Incsstry.
A ship with l. "a Of main topSAllAAtmast
An IL allan hip from Trieste. ~ days.
Alec, y chips, bark and brigs.
Sailed.
,tesnships Am~rieA. shannon. for Hvsrpsel. via
HalfsS Cooeis for ChaHres ships Devonshre
London; Emperor. for Havrei Perkins, for Nor
leabs
SIR H-wiaA ~ sunrise. swi at meridian. wsw, ~
sunset, NV.
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eHlPPlNG.

Tor sAvAkkAH.-KEGULARs STEAMSHIP LINZ
Capt Thos Lyon. viii York for savannah nor
sntsr H. s..srd:y dc. sssurSsg oc H. sssS
Nov.2 sssurssy Nov Is; Saturday, Nov; 81 sad o. The
Saturday. will leave for New York
sse9 sSrEL sircHit Ii.is IL r SrS Sss,.'
= Ths and fAs. double engine steamship UNION
Capt James Marks will leave this for the above port ouch
Ing Rio Janeiro Valparaiso and Panama. abousas
Recommendations. apply "a T.. zACHkIss0S Co. q van
corner OF Water street or TO 4. LINCOLN Co.. SsaA
EoR CALIFORNIA, AT REDUCED RATEs.-rHRoUcH
Tickets for San Francisco by steamship Crescent City
Chagres septsmbe 2oth reduced
By NATBL. DOLE. IS front strsst.
EoR sALE-Two YIasT CLASS rHRoue a TICKETS
fer san Franeiseo for the steamer o. the l3th inst For
sale By WARD PRICE. 20 Wall stroet
ITO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH.-NEw SUPERIOR
Il And economical line between Baltisre aud
bsrG Richmond Pstersburs Va Raleigh NJ Charles
ton The public hereby informed large sat
splendid low steamer BALTIMORE Capt Alex
Cau.and ntted with state and $50 bvrths.
surpassed speed and accommodation BY boat South q
New York now running between Baltimore sad Acaus
Greek via the mouth Of Potomac and Pipey Point
nee.iOn vi'h the Riohnond and rrsasrckbur Rob-
leaving Commerce srest ~har Bs ltimore at Dcloch
on Tpssdv snd Fridays reach Tredericksbsrg " IA
sbou, p M en which pon, they proceed srhsr south
NIB passshssri =, The ses nail line though ,ekets
s snpeTi9r nns' sr"S batin.or, to frsderckssnz -
Charleston &. G., $40 Mesls and sItra Per-
ward cabin passengers 20 Richmond including es AsA
Ralrcsd oecs sdioninE the Washington Railroad o.
nee, Pratt street Charles warthington Gem
netes street wharf Tuesdays and FridaJ board
ALEXANDER nesAUsIANp. csptsiA.
baltimore Juns 2ist. 1880
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spr M-wiaA ~ sunrise, swi 1t meridian. wsw; .
sunset, NV. -

kHTnnEu-Jhe store ship Relief. Tottsu, Comd'G
which ssee from this the 9th inst
pair espAees On ~ night Of chs 7th u in lat 30 o. Ion
u d. in hurrissDs So the T. the topsas blown
op their clese sseA bands the orc st.ysa from
s snhs and Lost overheard the
YER bad fallen to 2yS with the wind from esk which haul
60 sdualy TO with increased violence. The
fre btd with stores for the srAx squadron
previous - the Of the gale passed
Atlantic, Wsst, hcpee for Liverpool,
kxrvRrxD-stsS Gamer New York, Jones, from Narsuham
Avg isth and Bsi npda sept in ballast. Ninturn
Co. Ibs net with An accident 20 her machinery
Gays after her dsIartnrs from New York and put
went Barbados for ue which she left on the 18th
Of July and her voysge
to sstsrpne the captain on be.r,ns for haranhA
purpose Of yissg repairs. She nue weather
since since abe left haranhAm which I6th ais
bhe stopped 81 Bcrmuda ON her return for coal.
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nh l. kOhfAsOkk WOULD SAY TO THUsg VINO
have eontrsotsd diseases -cur. "a vccas" thss ia
Ishe 81 Thy health. have devoted years ~
Frofessislr aud hsvs treatsd successfully o "a
nents rhnse who Wish " consult rcnrlsir
msy 90 - uree % ehsrsb from A. NJ 70 FN svna.s.
sseepted yeu valve yovr Aeslth vll svad ,he,s
knaves vhe untlushinsly tell yea That they orly =. 80
and that tt>r lind % redicn. al tAat 4 n...
ssy ier 4 AL !. tsrn fsrr.ns whose hsaltA hes
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No CURE No PAY.-DR CUkBIrT. ~ DUANE sr
msy be tontsled 90 the o. e~vsin asc.ts
osesset practce 81 sxtee devoted tre.s-
ment o. deheafe dseescs, enables Dr. c.
mercury uaed. -"
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Decrease Of exports this year. bales. 637 80
The quantity consumed by ana m the hands OF ma
nuts ctur,rs Tor
lsie so. bales. ss7Toe 1s4T 8. ..bsles. BsI5T2
lsis y. bls $50 ls+o-T. 4g7giT
being 30 O bales l-ss this ycsr than lsip ~ 0OS lers
thar 1855, and 90 So2 NOR. thsp lsIT.
The stock on hand let Sept, 1850 and ~, vsa-
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ON NERVOUS DEBILITY -DR. DE LANEY s. LIs-
letAid 81 Get eentinus ~ pry Vartsu tenu n d,
All rd' nhhtne 'row early Improper hah,s vs aoo-
.urs a, MSS ns seminal aknes yeHital dtb nps-
tchev Ant ~ Pstmen 20 ~ rrags GENERALLY. IIs a,s.r
exrtf nlvelv W" N~'''~"' y" Ns PsNshh
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I)klNA1E n1skAsts IN TaEiR IN CIPIEN rsrAaEs
'tred Dr. DeLsnsys new m.bod. by Local sppiisa-
tiop 10 on DAY. 10 Old sna aculs Gases his
., unsqnsiied ~ an, other in sro /,
way. GtI wire 1sr ~. y. inAicAL n.Ils. e. -
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LNoR CALIFORNIA, AT REDUCED RATEs-THRoUcH
Tickets for San Francisco by steamship Crescent City
Chasres. septsmbei 2sth sa
BY NATBL. DOLE. IS front strest.
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II tT ALL 1bE World kNUw That wars NGR-
- vous Antdos T. Gold sEprss'y sith tho updesand-
lhs thh ut does not cure all Nervous d (the
oiasr o. that the money viii vea bAes ohsr
teci, ~ AdNtrtisi he svaisble The aa.
ttce Ne 10 20 - od the haek Upw rAs
OF Itto hottless fot three years wfhsut lur.
vsrsnt this netsure. 81 bottle 80 dssea Depot IVi
Nsssan street, "
n lie mishd % power 10 developed meet Ia Au.bhr.-
do.ia Convel Oh hav M e,sr zee.
Know 90 totc h fhsm hefore. - - "
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EoR sAlE-Two YIasT CLASS THROUGH TICKETS
fer san Frhncseo for the steamer OF the 18th
sale By WARD 4 PRICE 40 Wall stroet
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Geuacmcn, holding the afsetioa of 1
LINER frnun 1Lexirn.
Afar1 "a lUcaf1n-- Tse Rtroiu'ioa ~ Timl1iV0s
l--.- n y O p LII

AfauI "a lucdf1n- The Rer0ifioa ~ 2 lm11iiPas A.
PROM tie q. o. rs l-tf
By the arrival here yesterday OF the bri, Soc
Capt HnoG from Vera Cruz the sd u.t we have recese
fes of the Monitor ReputeIH0 Of the City Of Mexico "a
the 18Th ut and the JaGDa Zsmpooiiecp to The Jt boh n
elusive.
The mos, mporsnt iuel gence by s arrival IL that REL
alive 10 Nucaar IL Monitor OF e .i ut siaies that
letter from the Peninsula dated the 3D. the
approach Of restoration Of pence between the ludsns a
the YucatecOs The principal Chiefs of the insurgents
roorentno Cham. Venancio Pee and Bonacio Noyeio-
have applied 10 the Government Of Iucaian mpongc p1f
aud oblivion Of past decide and offering submssiOn
providing certain conditions be granted tem The prime
pal OF these orc thai they sha fch'n ef arms b" permit
Ted the free cultivation oi the lands that they should
appoint their CacCues Magisirries Tie rest
Of minor consideration They no longer s0eaa Of a division
OF territory Of independence as at The commencement
OF the Engsh mediation. They have been diseuchanct
reaye 10 tie good expected through ne agency Of u
British.
The ia fact says the writer Of this letter Is ended in
formation Rad been received by The arrival 81 the sChf
flint arrived SACRIFICES tho i0h ait IN three DAYS from
Campeschv that battle had been fought between the In
dans and Yuceecss forty mes from Thusuco IN which the
former defeated with the loss OF 900 men made
prisoners. The vicors captured too muske,s, 5000 H
specie II qUntss Of gunpowdeT. besides Other munitions.
which had Lately been received by the iusug ens Amoo-
the epJlls English flag
Ia the revolution In Tsnpupa the Noa,fo,
Of The 18th ulL states that Gen. Ayai1s uCpsuuc in"
wishes of .he Ccntrsi Government ha1 marched rccupI
OF troops towards Victoria from MsismorCs, and Senoi
Jauregui, Commandsni General OF Nnevo Leon hnf aG
vanced Ia Linsres Ire direction With m aud
apiece OF artillery, both movements having been made with
put down the insurgents under Vital Fernuud'
THIS force w 1000 other troops cent 90 ie same point hr
M General Government u Is supposed, wiu soon crush
the insuroctiOn
On the i'm uit hu Chamber of Deputies passed the hi
from the Senate pefmng Government 10 scount ih.
a. per month and allowing q per cent for The rate
ct exchange The Government is restricted from usn-
the money Other than MAJ specified b. Con.
Gen. Mea through ~ health, had been obliged 10 resgu
his post as CommAndant General 81 Durango
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The African slave Trade.

Independent the correspondent OF the PhUo
dNpAia No,.h i~er'caa, writes irom Washington, Mach
n. A. follows
Prom private inelge which reached here by the la,
steamer asceSlned that TIC French Government has
announced Great Britain It's intention Of wi,hifsWig
nom the Treaty stpusrons OF si5 by which Is 'eQuir
,cmsintsin feet of q sail the Coast OF Afics aid w
preventing the Slave Trade The Treaty In question
Binding for Eve years and expires IN May next whcl
Tune either party has the option OF retiring from the con
pecI
This experiment has failed 10 answer the humane pu
poses IN Which oFgneted and Il i art that
the slsve trade has actually increased since the establish
augmentation would no; have been sn larger without
presence Of The naval forces hut the Official data VIII rot
only sustain the TACT stalled but establish that the
geporabiy than when public sympathy and
ton much excited In regard 10 the awful inhnsn
ites 1.-THE middle pasesse
Our treaty with Great Britain requires United
% keep eighty guns the African Coast which has
81 very Few II any practical advantages 10 the conduo
of these wreched beings We have CAPTURED ShOat 6Ce
iwics many which have been transported 10 her colo
nies bat the evils attending this service iadcpenden
VI the diseases OF The climate 80 which ofcels
ssd sah'ccied, are hut imperiecuy under
stood single illustration VIII furnish enough 10 M&ks
the hlocd cold SLAYER chased The CossI %
brsxi by the cruising sqaadrons 80 closely as 90 be com
pelled ~ ran ashore.
s)al of 900 human beings with which she was loaded
IS perishcd om the heat Of The pursuit ard The scE
10 No military police pTcvcni this trade
pe1iance has demonstrated. Whai then tire duty
hghicncd humanity England and he United States haV
tsken the lead thus far IN their eadeavors a. suppress
troy have the power compel the two Governments ~hc
are We, engaged 10 he traic-Rrazl and SpSineter ~
abandoned absolutely TO mitigate the horrors, A. The
hare mention OF which, human nature. reNos They
10 astiee, TO civilization and christianity combine
iaer strength and demand the other OF these
dions Let them resist II they dare. and The sentiment
we gsmrea world VIII enlist With such forge as 10 con
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From Texas.


BY the arrival here yesterday Of the steamship
Galveston CAPT Place from Galveston the 18th ult have
received The ciriia the Ners and the Tri Weekly J0uHa
the Isl inst Inclusive Tbs South cesfern fneIic1n &"
he fih ul apeaks Of d attack made by body of
Indians. Government train Of carts, somewhere be-
tween Tie Sacos and Eagle Pass Some OF the eamsicf-
killed the balance escaped, leaving the carte Az
army with which they were loaded In the hands
the pundefers
The mail stage nom Austin struck by lightning
he nh ult the driver thrown from his seat and one hor
Killed The Stage Just entering ravine and the ra
fell such that Immediately ailer the passenger
released and the baggage cut loose, the coach va
swept by the current down the previously Dry ravine iNe
passengers escaped from their perous position unhur eA
cept Gen Hamilton, who, together with the driver,
slightly bruised. The baggage and mails were saved
The roads between Houston AMI Ausiin were 50 bad
last sdvecs hst was thought Impossible 10 carry me mails
on horseback
The Seufacsstsrn Asaerican describes storm at Ausn
the llth ult In which hsil fell large balls
Gen Memucan Hunt publishes letter In the Ness of t'
1eth uit addressed to the editors OF the Washington UHo
reference 10 his difficulty with Gen. SAM Houston. II De
. severe attack On the latter
Among the of the late Legislature one reducing
he properly tax onrIh say from twenty cents on ~
hudTed dollars OF value To necn cent? and lhc poi
tax from dollar "a fifty cauts At tho e0d of the session
there about s2h000 s30Oe0 In the Treasury A
other allows the cretoTs Of tho late Republic to su
render their certificates the Commissioners OF the Ian
Once efleT the lsl day Of May next and receive land scn
the Of my cents per acre for tho amount OF ca
allowed by the Auditors This, however, only extend
10 claims amounting at the above rate to a. much IS 81
acres smaller clzms not yet provided for
An act has been passed extending The Time i9i nun
claims against the late Republic TO sepembef 1881 Hu
barring all claims not fled hy thai time.
An o Justice has been done the Santa Re and Mie
pnsonsfe They are allowed pay for the whole ihi
detained prisoners In Mexico The amounts isu
due them To be paid IA land, other CLAIMS against h'
late Republic
The gtea, rafosd bill was also passed by the late L,
gsatuIe Il grants 10 the General Government the Igt
~ way for the great Pacific Railroad Chat Is 10 BEL am
donates the builder alternate section of the puh'
and over which may pass 10 the extent OF hive miles o
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.


b0Ntst&fo fFoR TUk rage
C0UKr o. 3ESERAL SESSIONS -Beiore ihe Re
eof5-f ard Aldermen frsnk!n and COoknn.- Th< ny 2
Jos,JA c 3sa<y for Joy2eyy oozfiasS6 M. CO. 49,,
"a. oonneDeec 90 Tuesday excite. eensSer&os e,
81 tse Coar 81 Oerrfa Sessions Much de11l s,,-s,r
this norriag by ne DiEct Aaorney's 1..Ine se1 49,
nssses who had no; appeared, res Pfoss . -, rgihs
49,, - 81, 20 ,,,s ,ssol. sreech sddreeted 70 ne jury
The bret witsess called egt swoip ~ - ss,s = -
yes- Hgg, ne seIs o. ~ ~ BTosawsy TINS wne..
,e.,is,ss ,s, m he DAY of wr Ashley aifesI ho AshrY
the store ssa et "a 40 Asher n, pscasge
suoUni wAs sgrsetS. < ~, :, ,,s 90
o. = ~, s adop,ed dan htsr u me sccuset
- - ,,s,ed A. a witness ate TESTIFIED ih.i she nsn A'
-, a. A.aev long sbe could remember ti, JAZZ =
,.,,si 81 himself and wifi, witness sB1 islneL 40
1870 Is a. No COsonuaceRos Brooklyn wiiof -
s,.., se msn called One Eyed hoDpsOn she saw BIN
s.i 40 40, recoect The dse be pad M. Asaie some
.,ocey Il al IN bills should s1ppOrs thefs were Z"
N tbeni they hsd en- eagle on snd were on ne
ysgls Bank Of Bristol they we're 80 0iIs ines were
very much AXE te bills produced here ne DAs Weir is'
On s rnanie snef AMI wines supposes her iAtn-r "'s
mem, a. tbey were thsre after - zen wiines.
kss seen ThompsOp ones since 10 cane Over ne i7iy
viii her yesterday and hey rode Vp iOssu"' 'h 17
sane omnibus TINS witness also esuieo us NJ ~
Mr French and that be hsd married ~hDh'i aIO--o-
daughter Of Sir Ashiey's. witness 'd ofSn peII"~e-
.Da Of money f.,o nm sna nsI isne , ~ ' 49,.
~ the sst Of july, 1919 II vss less Urn ~, w ~
Ashley ihai / had borrowed ms money Lipsss ~.
,gsvele6 ia Europe with NJ Ashley sne Wa ~ fty a.
1900 ss ,esrher on French and Music 10 School e
Cbfon Staten fsisnd She knows t1esr uhDsactDDs WI
M ne later psr Of July because u wss very mar ne en2
- ~, ecb oUsrfer which closed The lat day 81 july
gryy>f g1isa Johnson called and sworn TINS wii1es-
,esn6ec that sbe lives IN the family 81 M Ashey ~
:. loapsou psy the money 20 Mr. Ashley, stai-
80 The Issi witness II IN July as', 1nd just afef
ssbfssf IN the morning She has seen Thompson sever
,ss,onv given BY the lat In reply 10 quest
pus by ne District Attorney Rioese sso MAJ she va.
witness for Mf. Ashley IN hs Court some yesrs AZ"
Thai s for forgery or something Of that hnd Copu
Adjourned