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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. sept. o. 1855,
stocks dun. Pennsylvania state SIS, So Reading Rail
read, 42ls; Long Island Railroad, 13I; Morris Canal,
Ia, Ptrnsylyania Railroad. 49,.
Nrw OftElSs, Sept. s, 1850.
Coiion-saies TO day, $50 bales, at &c. 12hc for
middng: sugar aAc. a exc; -four, 50 IS. Corn
Western yellow &c. aud white p5c. Lard In kegs, lac
Sterling exchange p5s per cent prem.
Flour unchanged salcs 200 ba res, at Sc SO % 90
for choice to extra Ohio and Indiana, Wheat los
Sales II oC0 bushels Chicago spring at 81 IL and some
private terms Corn unchanged Sales IS 900 bushels
SEC osis shade lower Sales IL 900 bushels AZ 3sc
Rye advanced Sales so00 bushels, at nc. Canal
freilhts-f5c for corn and f9c. for wheat. ccpts
yesterday 544 barrels OF four % s3s bushels Of wheat
b1sT bushels Of corn % 2oe bushels OF oats. Canal
pcrts35 O53 bushels OF wheat Il esS bushels OF
Brrdo, sept. p--6P NJ.
Flour unchanged sales 200 bbls ~ Sc 80 80 81 for
choice TO extra ohio, Michigan, Iowa and Indiana
Wheat iavors buyers sales 81 600 bushels at 81 IL al
Is for Chicago spring and 81 30 81 81 for red Illinois,
Corn unchanged; sales 10000 bushels. at SIC. Oats
lower sales II, GOO bushels, at sc. Rye 6rmer sales
4eco busho at 72c Receipts for the a hours ending
at noon 10 bbls -four, &C. i72 bushels wheat
81 i63 do as 2s5 do oats Canal exports Je 523
bushels wheat IS,eiS do. corn, $40 do oats.
OswsGo Sept. e-6p. n.
Canadian 81 ae for Milwaukee spring. 81 rs for Chicago
spring and 81 80 for red Ohio alost Corn held above
the views Of buyers. RyeSales 1000 bushels North.
ern Pennsylvania. at nc. Treighs unchanged. lake
imports to.dsy-O7,3t5 bushels wheat, 32,fT5 bushels
corn, $40 bushels barley 1900 bushels rye Canal OK.
portsloi5 barrels four 1910 bushels wheat 1920
bushclg corn.
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r HI e LATEST NEWS.



From Washln0ton
THE NEW YORK MAYORALTY-rRoUBLE TN THE DE-
MocRATlC CAMP-ELECTI0NEERING DOCUMENTS
LIBEL SUIT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept o, 1855.
Jefferson Davis the Secretary War; has just been on
to New York. He called there to settle the differ
in the democratic party which had grown m and
assuming threatening aspect between the belIi
gerent factions the question OF the Mayoralty The
leaders OF the democratic party had become alarmed
the virnlence which existing between the Gus
tom House and the Corp oraton in relation cand
date for Mayor and they wrote to the President asking
him to exercise his influence to que the factous spirit
which rising JEFF. Davis, in company with the
Postmaster, accordingly deputed to heal the din
cues and they have far accomplished their task as
TO be able to report that there will be no split in the
Iarty until after the election.
Since the commence men OF the Presidential campaign
the republican press this city has issued four millions
OF documents including 100000 copies of Summers
speech or forty millions OF pages About one halt Of
this number have been distributed through the Washing
ton Re publican Association and the remainder by mem.
hers Of Congress.
The National Democratic Executive Committee is now
exteI sively engaged in similar work-sending or
said 10000 documents day. The American party, too
is not idle in that line OF business.
The pamphlet entitled "The Killing of Thomas Kcat.
ing, and for publishing which Messrs. Bell 4 Blan
chard have been sued for LIBEL by Mr.. Hoover, the
United States Marshal for this district was written by
Mir. Geo. W. Weston, Of Maine.
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Before A. W. Bradford, Esq.

NJ
THE lDu LUX gsTArE-JoHS r. YERRIE DECIDED
SOLE HEIR.
!. SGT p.--Tbc Du Lux was resumed 70 day, be-
fore heSurrogate and finally disposed or Tho council
for The French claimant Causollc moved for further
allowance equal to that OF the other parties. Tho Surro
gate considered that the other parties ut an early
stage OF the case had performed services in which the
pfesen, applicant had not materially participated, theft
compensation ought TO be greater, but he was willing y
allow the claimant $3.50 addition 70 that already grant
cd The case has beer contested solely the questod
Of the legitimacy Of Ferries 10 that point all the proof
directed from the bearing OF which the Surrogate decided
ikat be (Ferrie) Is the legitimate son OF the ntesl
tate and such entitled TO letters The decision must b{
incorporated the decree, from which the proper legal
in respect TO the distribution Of the estate will DO deter
mned whtn the dstr button takes place. The surrosatl
did not consider that he called upon 10 anticipate Of
prevent bem his only duty was to incorporate his dec
sion IN the Decree and the result where the la
shall place H.
The following is the surroeate's decree
In ne rutier Of the Du Lur Estdfe.-Upon taking prod
Of all the PARTIES who have appeared In this matter,
after hearing counsel behalf OF John p. Ferrc, claim
ing 10 be the son of tho ntestae and In opposition there
TO- counsel In behalf of the public Administrator,
tour IN behalf OF Benol Julien Causjolle Belt Bsrth
emy Causjolle and Manseta Elic and their RESPECTIVE
wives claiming as next OF kin Of said interstate;
Il L ordered adudged and decreed that letters OF a.
mnis,raton upon the estate OF said Jeanne Ia Lux
granted and issued 10 the said Jean r. Ferric as NJ
legitimate son and sole next Of kin Of the said intesa
or TO said Ferrie and such person may be Joined wit
him under the statute, on giving the proper security
quired by law. A. W. BRADFORD.
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ITALIAN CrrRA ron MryIco-The artists engaged by
sgnor Mar zini for ye vestvan arrived By the BARGE
lone from Hsvre on Monday, and will leave anos, in
mcdiatey for Vera Cruz Nile. Nestva is the dectrcss
Of tho National theatre, In the city OF Mexico and will
commence an operate about the middle OF octo
Der. Tie following Is lat or her artists
PRIME Dorns Sopsars assolvs Countess Tasca Tsscan
Sqnurina Gluscpplna fandi Sgnora Giovannira Casai
Campagua sgnora Cosanzs Manzini. sgnora Enrchetta
Zlioli
Prima Donsa con,rolto ossolpia -signorina Felicia
Nestval
Pr,ma Dcnna Compliments -signora Auneta Garofal
Print Tsori asofsn --ssgnor Luigi stefsn signor Eu
geno Blsnchi.
Print BaHi osscnn -sgnor Eusenio LIrar Beini
Sieror Solares.
sienor Ettore Barili
5,rore Corrf rfmayia-S Giovanni Zanin
secsrGo TEor,-Sienor Ma nuel Morano.
Director and Conductor If the Orchesd-Sgnor Fsttori
Chorus Msau-Senor Balderas.
vydse EGycQp-Jenor Ianini.
Busis eu Manoger-Signor Andrea Manzini.
Representatives Of me fmpreso-Sgnor Enrico vcstvah
Mile vestva has also imported several operas never
yet sung in America and costly wardrobe Her primo
donna Tasca Tsccan her sefan and the baritone
oaviano are artists Of Grst rate European reputation
while tho directress herself achieved great triumph In
Mexico last year Her presen, enterprise has involved
the outlay Of large amour, Of capital but the company
is such Mexico has never had, and the affair will
| doubtless result probably.
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Grand Cricket Match.

NANAUA AuAINoT TUE UtsffED Df"fH5'
The members OF the Canadian Cricket Club will arrive
in New York from Toronto this "wednesday afternoon,
and Thursday morning. at IL O'Clock, the great match
between the two clubs will come of at Hobosen. The
sport will be continued Friday. Tho match will be
played on Thursday and Friday, the llth and l2th oil
next September, the New York cricket ground Ely
sian Fields IIoboken, New Jersey. The eleven Of the
United states are Senior and Barlow OF Philadelphia Bar
ker. Hiehham. Cuyp, sharp and Wiley OF the New
York. and r. Waller Gibbs, Bingham and sam Wright,
~ ne - GEORGES OF this city, This will be the grand
match of the season. The moet experienced aud hnest
PLAYERS OF each Of these clubs have been selected aud
from what We know OF our Canadian friends cose
test may be expected Tents will be provided expressly
for the ladies' wckets TO be pitched At II A. NJ, each
day
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NorF AFrsrs FROM ErRorE.-rhe Barcelona brought
ever quite number of artists, from prime donn> who
Countesscs down 10 democratic ropedanoers Among
others are Monsieur and Madame Calxto Defoy. N De.
folly vioinist 81 note and Is wife is chantes
scirs He also brings company Of gymnastsM Dcbach
Of the Hppodrome, PARIS; NJ. Ferant Ct fs from the
Cirque de rImjero'yics They give symnasc perform.
ances and represent toJleduz tiranis Debach
wonderful spiral a,cension which astonshed all PARIS
N. Deloly has several Offers FOR his company. ana we
hope 10 see them very soon a. Of our theatres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

THE New YoRK Posi- 0FrcE.--We understand
that the Postmaster General, Mr.. Campbell is ex-
aiming the several sites designated for The new
Post Office in this city, and looking over the &C.
veral applications and recommendations put In
by land Spectators and Others, anxious to get q
dash at the public funds Five or six sites have
been offered to the Postmaster Gcncral-the pre-
sent location Of the Post Office, the Brick Church,
Buttons old theatre in Chambers street, a lot in
Hudson square, and another in Canal street. We
learn tia. q number Of prominent democrats are
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The Orangeburg, G Souron states that the Hon. l..
N. Ke,t Is a candidate for election 10 Congress.
Hon John fletcher, Of Virginia, states that he does not
intend TO decline a re. election 10 Congress.
Returns Of the election In Texas from thirty counties
show democratic majoritics in all bu, three.
The warren,on (vrgInia) Flag notices that petition
circulation for session OF the Virginia Ie
gislaurc. 1t is believed the object will be accom-
plished.
10 Ohio The republican nominations for members Of
Congress already complete Every one Of the pre-
sent members has been renomnated except the three
(Ball, Moore and Harrisonj who "caved in" to South
American Establishments They have all received per-
mission 10 stay al home.
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The Next Steamship Mt Halifax, Sc.

HALIFAX, SEPT. MOON.
Canard steamer liz now ten days out from Liverpool
for this port, and may be considered about due The
Arabia ought TO be the vessel according to progra nme
but she doubtless taken into dock on her arrival
Liverpool to repair the damage sustained her recent
accident the presumption is that the Cambria or some
other unemployed vessel Of the line has been substituted
The steamship Osprey, at this port from St. Johns,
Newounda land on Wednesday last reports that the pio
Of the line between Liverpool and that port had
not been heard Of when the Osprey left although then
presumed to be eleven days out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

ACCIDENTS on uIs NEW YORK CENTRAL RAnRoAp.-The
New York Central Railroad getting lis fame, for the e
quent occurrence OF accidents up 10 point which like
y 10 ensure for considerable notorety, which in the
end may not prove very profitable. Since the drst Of
January last period Of little more than eight months,
nine regular "smash UPS have occurred on the road
each Of which was attended with the loss Of from one TO
forty thousand dollars and which killed ten people and
wounded twenty nine others.
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concerned in the Canal street location, and that
there is some disposition on the part Of the gov
eminent to remove the Post Office to that neigh
borhood. All these schemes are full Of rotten
ness and corrupt speculation; and it is fact that
members Of Congress and public officers are ac-
tually interested in the profits. The Postmaster
General will not determine the location of the
Office until after his return to Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

SOMETHING MUsT DE DoSE.--It IL now reduced
to dead certainty that Buchanan and Fillmore
stand in each others way, and that the plat
form they occupy las become too narrow and
shackling TO hold both Of them. Mr.. Bu-
chanan is an anfiable and accommodating old
retire to Wheatland and write book on his
" Life and Times like Senator Benton. Why
deny him the privileges Why spoil his history
BY running him into defeat that will put an end
to his " Life and Timesg' Give him chance to
write, and try Fillmore as the democratic nomi-
nee. Mr.. Fillmore must be ready to change
horses by this time.
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and Southern yellow at csc. zoe. Pork closed
frmer, and mess sold at SO so Al $40 s2a. Sugars
advanced &c. on lower refining grades, and }c. on
good to fine grades. The sales reached about 1890
hhds., at prices given in another column Coffee
was steady, with sales Of all kinds Of about 1000
5000 bags TIE stocks are referred to in Mr.. SCOTS
weekly circular, in another place. Freights-be-
yond grain, at sd. to Liverpool and SD to London,
there was mot much offering.
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crrrpnrArros OF rur BURooYyE suRnKSprny

CELEBRATION OF THE BURGoYNE SURRENDER
The General in Chief OF the Veterans Of the War OF ISL
has issued the following order -
VETERANS THE WAR or 1872 IN STATE or NEW You
The legislature Of this state having adjourned at its a
session without passing the bill adjusting your milita
claims, unanimously reported by committee OF the q
nate the undersigned your General in Cnief deems 81
peden and hereby advises ard directs thai ycu asscmb
in Convention person or by delegates, At schuyervij
in N county Of Saratoga New York on the 18th day
October next 10 adopt the necessary 10 pr@
cure the paym Of your GLAZING, and 10 commemorat(
by military parade, glorious triumph OF revoJ
tonary iathorslbe capture a, that place. OF Bcr.oy
army Of nyasion, on the lsth Of October, It'll.
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Fire I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1855
Dick,on's cotton mill, in the Twenty third ward,
burned this evening The fire commenced in the drying
Lightly persons in the upper stories narrowly
capped with their lives many Of them having leap from
the windows. Loss SIS, 900.
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The New Steamship Adrfaffc.

BosroN Sept, o 1885.
Mr. E. K Collins, in to an invitation from nu-
merous merchants Of this city, promises that II time viii
allow he will make visi, Boston with steam
ship Adriae, before she sails for Liverpool in October
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Move ments or John c. Breckenridge.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8, 1850.
The Hon. John c. Breckenridge did not arrive here this
evening" as was expected having stopped Princeton to
call on Mr.. Buchanan. The democrats are making
great preparations for his reception Bo.h he and tue
Hon. Rufus Choae will speak the democratic meeting
to be held here the 18th inst.
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Sentence Of n Mail RObber.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. ., 1856.
Gee NJ. Townsend pleaded gilty this morning, In the
United States D,rct Court TO the charge Of robbing the
Pos, ofco in this city, In August 1855. He made long
appeal to the mercy Of the Court declaring that he had
been led away by evil companions and promised rcior
nation If mercy accorded him. Judge Hall
fenced him to two years hard abor,he lowest for
the offence
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PirrsBuRG, Pa Sept. Q, 1885,
There was large American meeting and process
sion here this evening. Speeches delivered by
Messrs. Frerch, Evans, and others.
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Rhode Island Fillmore Convention.

PROVIDENCE, +. l., Sept. 9 1856
At the Fillmore Convention at Newport today eighteen
out OF the thirty towns represented. william
sprsgue, Of Wawick Orray Taft, Of Provdence Henry
" Cranston Of Newport ard Daniel Rodman, of South
Kingston nominated as electors OF President and
Vice President.
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United states ,T.r.hal,s Office.

srrr e-Escafe Of CSnr1e.-The Marshal has recefv-
cd Information tina, Charles Clark alias Watson sentenced
about two years aso Ia rnted States District Court
10 nine years Imprisonment for counereiting, had cs-
ng before daybrcak Nothing has been since heard Of
he fugitive.
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MUNICIPAL PoITIcs.-The republicans have
| very quietly held their primary elections, and
| without much trouble elected the city delegation
| to the State Convention which is to be held at
Syracuse on the seventeenth of this month, there
| to nominate candidates for Governor and State
officers, 1t seems that the majority Of the dele
| gates are in favor of Simeon Draper for Gov
ernor. E. d. Morgan has a few, and Philosopher
Greeley the least of all. We suspect that there
has been good deal Of outside effort, and some
paid advertising, to make capital for Draper.
We observed that nearly every Sunday paper OF
this week had five or ten dollar puff, setting
forth the eminent virtues Of Sim. Draper, and
commencing him heartily as the very best man
to receive the republican nomination Greeley's
cold water propensities will hurt aim in the city
andin the country, where party Observation-Disclosures
rank, little villany prevails to great extent.
On the democratic side matters are quiet since
the tremendous Waterloo defeat which Mayor
Wood, like another Wellington, gave to the Gus
tom House cohorts. Their primary meetings for the
selection OF delegates to the nominating conven-
ions to name candidates for the city and county
Olnces are appoiHteu W DC H1u III tue several
wards tomorrow. between the hours of four and
seven O'Clock in the afternoon. A heated term
may be expected; but it is possible that the police
force may be SO distributed as to prevent the
combatants from tearing each other to pieces.
This is TO be regretted for it would be species
of even handed justice we're the two factions of
the democracy to demoiish each other, thus anti
cipating the courts of justice and the penitenta-
~. There are great many returned patriots
from California now here they have come since
the Vigilance Committee made New York sort
OF Botany Bay, and will probably engage in the
primaries. There will be great times tomorrow
but according 10 all appearances, the Corporation
party, headed by Mayor Wood and the police,
with the spoils of seven millions per annun, will
utterly rout the Custom House party, which
only has two Or three millions OF spoils. 1t
is said that there will be two sets of
delegates and two sets Of nominating conven-
tons chosen, and that the ancient Sachems OF
Tammany-a species of hermaphrodite cross be-
tween old fogies and old women-will be called
upon to decide which is which.
The remains of the Know Nothings are very
quiet; we hear little or nothing about them. Now
and then they manage to kick up fuss about
Fillmore; hut we are inclined TO think that the
party will vanish into thin air long before the
day of election.
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COLUMBIA, Pa, Sept. 0, 1856.
serious fire is raging opposite the town Of Wrighs
ve destroying the lumber yards alongside the river The
Columbia Hremen have gone their neghbors TO ask
sigtancc.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept Q, 1883.
The United States mail steamship Nashville arrived here
from New York nj l o'clock this tuesday, morning.
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Tn the Public.

Advertisements must be handed into the publication
snoe before nine O'Clock In the evening. Announce
nsnss deaths other equally urgent notices are, OF
seurse excepted
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List OF letters advertised in the Philadelphia Fu5i
yssger Monday September 8, 1856, remaining in the
Philadelphia Post Office urcalled for -
BALTIMORE HorsEs NEW YORK HOUSES,
Crirnei jenkins, John Jeweu son,
Horkips Hull q Co, NcCrcady, Mott a Co.,
Wood Co. Nelson Co.,
ALBANY, \. X II. N. Peters Co.
W G. Little a Co.
list OF letters advertised 10 the Boston Herald wednes
day September O. 1856 remaining In the Post once Bos
ton. uncalled for
Chas. A. Bsrnitz York, IA. NEW YORK HOUSES.
BALTIMORE Horsf- Davis A o.,
Garfield, Brother \ Co, q. " Everson Co.
Chss 7. Myers 4 Brother rHt.pEirIuA u9ysEs
Ray h co, Nice 4 bullock.
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Tnr orFpA Tho most popular Of modern operas, the
uTrovatore is announced at the Academy this evening
Mss A. Phillips, the Boston contralto, sings Azueena
C,bsrvse Tie cast "a unchanged.
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Political Gossip.
IMMENSE Fremont MEETING ON THE BATTLE GROUND
OF TIPPECANOE.

The republicans Of Indiana have made arrangements
for the holding Of immense Fremont mass meeting ON
the battle ground Of Tppeeanoe The citizens will Assem-
BILE the Isl Of October and the proceedings win be con-
tnued the % and Sd OF that month All the States OF
the Northwest will be fully represented, and are
Informed that the Hon Senator Summer has promised TO
addr the multitude If his ealth permit An invitation
extended to repub from all parts Of the Union TO
be present on this interesting occasion.
Members to the Thirty fifth Congress have been elected
in Iowa. Arkansas, Missouri and Mane and the account
stands as follows-
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Roston Weekly Bank Statement.

Boros, scpt. o. 1853.
The following are the footlngs OF our weekly bank
statement for the past week. compared with those Of the
we previous