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MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE FOR THE UNI
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oppose truth and actual knowledge. 10 do
this, however, we too must open up avenues
to the public mind; we, too, must have an
organ through which we can appeal to the
world, and commune with each other. The
want of such an organ, heretofore, has been
perhaps one Of the leading causes of our pre-
sent condition. |l' S.l na'a" \. a
4o There is no paper at the Seat of Govern
ment through which we can hear or be heard
fairly and truly by the country, There is a
paper here which makes the abolition of sla-
very its main and paramount end. There
are other papers here which make the main
tenance Of political parties their supreme and
controlling object, but none which consider
the preservation Of sixteen hundred millions
of property, the equality and liberty OF four
teen or fifteen States, the protection of the
white man against African equality, as para
mount over, or even equal to, the mainten-
nance Of some political organization which is
to secure President, who is an object Of
interest not because he win certainly rule, or
perhaps ruin. the South, but chiefly for the
reason that he will possess and bestow Office
and Sports The South has peculiar posi-
! ton, and her important rights and interests
are objects Of continual assault from the MAJ
Jority; and the party press, dependent as it
is upon that majority Tor its means of living,
will always be found laboring to excuse the
assaiants, and to parayze all efforts at resist
snce.i How Is it now, The abolition party
| can always be heard through its press at
the Seat Of Government, but through what
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ifHiAni

STEAMSHIP saEsaae Commander TatseH Norfolk IS hours
80 Barclay & Livingston. " - al 0@iAs' anu 10 pas"
SAP ]ela Howard Baey Charleston d. cotton and re to
q. Republic Lsash, Para ner Sep, ~ m4,s to Bshop
ss Fashion BIZ Bnsay John NE IA DIS laber TO master
St2 fseess Royal N Doe Turks lna Is d. sab to W
P9See2eit SD n co s.iil bark Canada, cor NYort
FeasuI Srl gay 81 Domingo City II DE- mahogany and
os'eH hossre-sIass The 6sns home the captain
one boy q the bark Alert The szsen OF br Raby
= iich-Tsssels wefe lis p Rat snas,
dec s ~ " 90 "1-' - 1-'i0Ei' $50 =
as forrnes Ray FsysdS r. Sep. Bsdssr Ps.L
org RAG iN eGr@ih Cuaea 9 ds. wool hides 10
Beach The brig laney. of Qacy Kernpoa rsa s.arara for
IA ballast as cast ls 10Th sept on Bard Island
70 "hr0 % bosEs The vessst lSs III. aptan
sass Ald se saved i4kn Curacao and soI or the
St q !te underwriters The El lie crew Of rhs brs
I9Ly A- captain ane nius home IN The orr ARE
M az Je4ia, @h) oAleson Rs Ja1ero 80 a. codee 70
Big PAizs ST. Aspys, Pl.scu it o. coal
Beden @1 > ~ 1eAI q 70 siu-'
81 s;sas ls B,oeshaysn ore Charleston Is, Gotten aud
81 G1sH1a psfEe Raiarad 81, ntse iocHs " Psrsoa
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Rieaar,.sou. Brothers ~ Co.'s Circus1r.
CORRESPONDENCE VI The Tribune.


Per Steamer Amercal LNrErool, ioh Mo, Srd, 1870
The weather suce the Isl has betn tcle,
Much inactivity has perdcd the Wheat trade hjs week,
Hud al oar nerke the Isl small amount OF business WAS
done at decline of ri = 10 10 Furvtg and Sd Irish
new aud since ;c but few transactions have takt place;
or N American Eour which is offering the last
quoted Iniaa Cora maintained SS for prime Yellow aud
White and inquiries made for = than carrier u
,e week No transactions N ether articles nave BEEN re-
fs'''" 2qtll Mo. 4th
Our supplies since Tuesday hsse been s,si OF all art
cles but Oatmeal oi NUcl about S.N loads sye come 10
band
we had hut small attendance mark@ this morn
ing We can note fG5her decline IA the u For
eign Wheat but an extremely limited business done,
,id The same remark applies 10 Irish The ct
actions Fkour American and IN which a large
Business was los tai 2s cd = bS for the general
n ;ie quay without sclscSng amy bN snip damaged;
some yery coarse aud Interior l0 SOL AZ 7StlsS +
te, ui, fH CHOICE brands wereted or IS btle4 tl1sh
Flour continued neglected Iadiau Corn m moderate
reqUos al tie cTeSy 81 the early N&st al She aeek 0a
llea Inquired after. as.d Oats very
unsuitable h otter articles i!ctice alteration m
value
apcrs Of Foreign Grain and Flour ,iHse this day week
Nfeai l2so0 qgs; Cora, do; S4Ga lhs and 400
sacks Flour. Export of Carn, 5.ld2 grs
S.TFtneS- Mixed American Wheat almost t.oplHe - u
10 Hg att ba'nore IS sd; New Wese7s 5Y 81, IT,
'oe 'u II III, KS I'd quality aud condition Iu general
az q, ~ q.ay better knds 2is Gi92s 61 YELLOW and
F'l''' tI'9 So. NtlNtd =. We arr respectfully.
hiluARDS0N' BROTHERS X co
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Domestic Ports.

BANGOR 3ct llAff 5rgs Ysori PlkI searpof Pencil
Slower, HatpETsL
BANGOR Oct l6Arr ,ehs Name Weber, Boston, MAJESTIC
Ind ceouo Bridgeport Elizabeth sOuie Boston, Hudson Berry
BALTIMORE Oct L-Ar Bren bark Ceroizn NYors I'm
on Kenorck schs William Bue Townsend NYo,E sus
eI White Pr; Rhode Island. ststson Aibany William n
Mailer RehHoGd' Cambria Mitchell CD bark Seneca
Esnhssen RIO de Jstelo and aAt ses Nara Kssaad
Elcot: Tuaae SsanaA, Ashby Chester own Va sbar.
r n Denyas. Peterson. RIO Dc Jzneno
BOSTON, I6Af ship Crusader, Miller Yaoaraiso VIA 70
auipbo TzcahuaEe and ZONE, July 30; og C Fremont ryo
georgetown Dc Doans Loring Bamos scbs Forro D.
Ellsworth Catherine BeAi tueal Wnchenhach Waobo5g. Ju
Eewb Rachel Ann Knight North YarDoa.h; VICTORY
yors l,steia, Was, Ptsa Aarcelus Padrs: EInss
Ech CITIZEN Etei asd Brave Pendeon Ba.yor saiIoy a
seariIe ca ship Pontiac readwe Madras and caeatss,
Lady KNIGHT Chose Savannah; Elm Taylor Phda brgs
H4l, A4as ieNab Br s1IE Dsbyj Portland ar) sc9ti s.
Pa8a svzn Bray Bf sch Jane Bilgys; AryI Yol,n s
Dsty Scs9;er Peter znd Sarah Pksia Azuapo ChroEc
Ha5gssoe Ia Sr;A Gr.ss CORVALLIS Ms Cytuet Arhnsos
WslHtst5 Rum, WeAFsa, coruvaIii William Ea.aes Or
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Brown. sh.pIcy G co.'s Circular.

~ t.,,.o, Lt,rnroeL. Wednesday, oc;. s.
=, r 0ge to stssce N Cotton the dep
Cthe la, .eae the ark-t r,ceyed sight in'pae from t1
Brought By Hd9era again ra4psed n;o du -
Ee.s sJaje, rr'c- - 'vor OF nnssr to;"-t1f
ing III large dab sses bh more aotao> feoeh OF trade
Ms dy reached from Bombay, feeling ard the
;nsYk Il closes ARMY 4 aot Seek- quota.
Fsir WORTH III Ts upards asd hoh- sd and
r1,Idlrg qualities 7ic%s7a 2, q = 10 -
The s4r. a 500 ta-s q wi ee are
Anercan 81 eeotors having 10 3sd exporter 30 oa
The port estimated az Az $50 b4lss Of ukeh ~
are against sock at th- PERIOD OF sst year oil u
uaies and %tGe q tales American =.
There bea good denand of f@fn rom 1sfa
full pres bat home consumption Me-. descriptions
Of ooa ar, xe-p; prte ard 'e 'oPpase o.
looms $ consequently dsi. extending -, . mn. n
TeAas been demand Tor the mirror our
Wes;ers Canal Flour be low pce but IN oe-r &
tie Corn marie without Oera change Ws3t'[n ali -
S ~ Dol wheat ha d5, ID y 10 70 Indian Corn 1'e
ia ass Meal l4s4 "a Cd ~ 70.
No,i,.na dohg in Turpenipe. Yours resoecttely . ~,
No'i'."s ''a " BROWN, sHlPLEY CO.
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BOSTON l7A t'k Neptune, in Cronstadt Aug TO- Bra
natte, Malaga sep; AsEpn AFaachcoai Asoa Chaleston
Sashua, p.Hiad; brig Josspa Balot, Malaga Aug a.
Big Nser surEam sept Ii is brig Amazon Tor Gloucester "a
20 6ays.
Brss Pe Mansanla SEP: 20; Wilmington, NC; Mar
stt Dseb, Melissa Am, Chnch and Bsonda, Pad sch Eliza
beth, 90
Brig Lucy Atwood Island Sep; Left brcs ortona for
EYors ds; Louisa Eaou d. Warrer and Atica nc ong
September Boston Honduras passed Grant Tak Sept Isl brig
Forrest, N SYork Port Prince, passed 37d.
SyuIe srihed Va Mary George Frade icksbur Jams,
Charles Tyrone Z1lua, 1a1 Henry Payson Philad.
chip pnuoudas, Canton bark STph, B,tmorei bs Fran
css Jaue GUsi sch john 6 PaIon, Philld
hEW.BEDFoRD oct lt-Ar sch Isabela Tbonps PhlAd
Cld oark Fortune Worth Pacific.
Sid Carer Phad PaueAeet Albany Oscar jones' SYok
FALL RIVER Oct l5-sld b5ig Toedo, Phi,d
DIGHTOS, DC, lH-Sid sen JOY, Baltimore.
PROVIDENCE Oct lar sch Suffolk in Suffolk siooPs
SD s cdmHias and Emerald Phad; .loop Proof Gi.,s,
Roudou:-
MOBILE Oct l0-Arr sch Patrick Henry Nfork
CHARLESTON. Gc l4-Arr sch Aid, hYorK
BALTIMORE oct l7Arr schs Saul Lord Nforsj hcketson
NORFOLK l7-A brig A,sard and sch' Red Jacket and
Gen Taylor I'm NYork
Foster 40 days from Newport With ron bound
City Hampton Roads Tuesday night he
porte OCT So u spoke bark .tgar, steering 81
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psrRet with :; full supply OF balls IS scarcely 50
r,n, -terlip. is l0}alO3 for strictly FIRST class
na4ies. Francs :. l73 05.l3.
r. Fre;.hts there vas moderate business do
At ,,,,.vious rates Is Sd Ton Flour IS for Grain,
= . bale Tor Cotton. lbs 02os for Heavy Freight
IN Hare The rate is 1c Tor Cotton. To Calif0r-
a ,ber. j. considerable dong at so to lG0e. T
foot.
Ybc Receipts at the Sub Treasury were s75,l5j.
Payments. sl90q4. Balance, s4d37,5l0.
The Faton Bank has declared semi-annam
dividend OF e cent.
Tl,o Pacific Bank, cor OF Broadway aud Grand
8, commenced business to-day. We have before
nu7,shed tire names OF the officers aud directors
The high standing and mercantile acumeH Of the
gentlemen connected with this Institution will
give il the fullest confidence of the public We
trust it will have long and profitable career.
Mr.. John Skillnan we understand is to be Pres
ident of tile new City Bank to be established in
South Bro9klyn. The Cashier is Mr.. Robt Per
rine. another graduate OF the Butchers and Drov-
vers Bank Which institution has given the public
so many accomplished sank officers The City
Bank will commence with a circulation OF One
Hundred Thousand Dollars secured half by
New York stocks and one-half by Federal Stocks.
This institution will he great convenience to
South Brooklyn.
Land w arrants are in fair request and held firm
" at sl3O Sl40 each.
In relation to American Stocks, Barng's circu
Ia4 by the America says " There has been some
what more demand for the most current stocks
and we quote L. s. Inscriptions 1o5 alo6; do
Bonds of : 900, with coupons, loe1 1897 Indi-
ana State IS, G9a71; Massachusetts sterling IS
lo5 100. ex. div; Maryland, do, s909li New
York State IS, 95a96 do Is, lo5a106 Ohio IS
of 1870 to 100 105 a lO6 Penn'a IS. 50 a 32II !;
Canada IS, lO2alo24 Boston City IS, 913d92."
The above quotations are equal to 1907 here for
coupon 6s; 1862 for is, 1867, and 1867 for New
York IS.
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Sn0lScn. &c.

lat 49, od 80 So exchanged signals with large Amer
ship SOUTH showing signal red white and blue ho'Ion
tall with in which could not bs made out O. 49,,
No date lat Ion Br ship Java 1873 days from 81 Johh
Oct lat 81 &c. lon 81 TO- ship VIVA Cooper from Boston for
Oct lat a. Ion ~ 49, ship Science Charleston for Liverpool
49, lat Ion given brig WIN st,e I'm Philadelphia o
Oct la, rs 49, lon II S. shp King from Liverpool for
Oct H. lat IS oa rs eIchd signals with ship steering sout
ms q .e eaSthr
Oct r. lat 3 40 Ion "a TO- bark su,nn Hale, OF Portland bound
o lat 81 40 lon a. bark Manhattan of Norobowng seh
a, The time could where from bound-supPo'ed of
Oct lat or Ion y,n brig Meridian Antigua for SYork
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s,h Comus1ser N ch..f Rabtrrs, PhlsdeTtra
sch t.r-let Jrr.s 81 ito-'.nia
Sch H W Gttii.5 Babe > Philadelphia, eot'
Sch LAvrnah Jaue. herhln, Aavte De Grsee, ron
Sch 2 / Mii-r. Al-a, PtIiit-lph'4 ~,
Sch Py1oua He ,H-u "a bo1r- 'n pstof, n et-A'l-
sen Ernpor III. Shropshire Ph,i>d.f "a, coal
Sch A Osborn sG.tA. PHILADELPHIA, coal
Sch PerD-ylsAn44 Euaent Fhi4dc'p hIa coal
N-s--ro- Coeetla, V-1s4 ! d.. uDoc
Set Squire Bro her-, Ruhirscl, VrgREa : IS ~oo''
sAILED-sq E1oAaEEe bsrA Kosnos, Beal 'f
Thomas, t,.s I Ba wn. Savannah and o;bsrs
WlSD-svtri-es}Y ", meridian %, sunset 90, ard gh-
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PORT OF NEW YORK


Ships Elizabeth Deruson curpener Antwerp n E,rbpt Z
>juntrso San francisco, Smith Jenny
EdsXr " eH'o my D'0'" =
Bsri Jane tBr) Keoch, Glasgow. Woodruff
Brgs Ieraiu tsardl Rdssco Gibraltar DutD On. BALDWIN
SehSti, lhaIesioa DanhRm Dmon Lady 9th. Lahs Br Hi
snuos aoet9 q Co Fhara, Thatcher Savannah Duaham
bLnopi NAitstel,' Morse, Wilmington NC
Seas julia Ann Ysudewate. Charleston sqperr cors p,oy
9encs S!Ten B souch Halifax Bacbe MeEysrs AleYsa.
der CAswell Philadelphia; Wakula varnum dor cbstrs blake
man nam m La Echo AoAier St John; NIB Sevs Son
steamer Erie, Norman, Philadelphia @
barge ALBANY. Owens Phladalnlia
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Bauer A. CHIFFON, Auctioueer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of titty-s,

H. Building Lots in the City OF New-York and at Harlem
Part OF which sold by order OF the Supreme Court.
COLE x Chiffon Will sell III public Auction ON TUES
DAY Oct - at II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
the following lots They all susceptible of immediate
Improvement. and will be sold without reserve:
Eighh-st.-5 lots on south sde between flrstaV end
Ninthst-l lot on south side between First and Second
Tentllst-l lot on south side, between Avenue and
Nnth-st-l lot on south side between First and Second
Twelflst-l lot on north side little east of Avenue A
Thrteenthst--l lot on south side, between avenues a
Thirteenthst-3 lots on north side between Avenues
Fonrteen,hs-2 on south side, between Avenues
a' Smyvcsaut-s-2lots the southeast SIDE near Th''
One lot on Fst-ay next but TO The southwest corner
second.av-1 lot on the west side adjoining the sontf-
west corner Of reutt-st with pnrty wall
Thy-sevenh-stS lots on north SIDE, between oeVenLa
ind Eighth avs ,o, O,
Thrty-eighlls-i lots on sonth side, between Seventh
and Eighth avs. .,e, -
Fortysxt-st. und SiN-av3 lots on the northeast cor,
ner of SiNtlrav. md Fouy-siNtlist ,..,
Fits frsst-Glos onnorth side, between Finn and Sixth
avs. 80,
Sixth avs.
II lots between Third AID Fourth avg.
Avenue A-l0 lois west SIDE, between One Hundred and
Eighteenth and One Hundred Nineteenth ste.
Ternls-70 per cent remain on bond and mortgage
for three wears.
Maps of the property can be obtained tie Auconeers
Office, Wull-sl. (Ebl OH aus
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OcL1 n.

The receipts since our last have been: FLOUR,
1850 hhs WnEAT, ll000 husl Corn 5000 do; BARLEY,
S5iN do FLOUR il steady hut active, With sales of
o00 bbs nj previous WHEAT is firm With good
milling inquiry tie sales have been 1900 bush II OILS
for Gcnescc, and i00c for Ohio. Corn is quite
tive but prices have undergone change g. $40 bush sold
at 63c for Western mixed In BARLEY The transactions
lave been $1,000 bush nj 76c for tvorowcd mud ass for
our-row ed, OArsAhHve improving tendency; the sales
hpye been 5000 bush at 4oG4o!c No change III WHISKY
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