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Vvn DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE BALTIC.
NO NEWS FROM INDIA.
MIR. MacauIay TO be Ennobled.
LORD ELGIN IN CHINA
Cotton Observation-Disclosures Declined.

The u. s. mail steamship Baltic, Capt Comstock,
which sailed from Liverpool at about 10 o'clock on the
morning Of Wednesday, Sept. 2, arrived here at ~!
o'clock on Monday morning, Sept. II, bringing 80 pas
seneers.
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived at Liver
p>el lust as the Baltic was leaving.
The steamship. Khersonese and Queen OF the South
Asd le England with troops for India. proposition
MAS on foot to withdraw the New-York line. to which
SAe latter belongs, and engage all the vessels in the
conveyance of troops TO India
The news by this arrival is Of no special importance
either politically or commercially.
Thomas Bsbngton Macaulay is to be created
British Peer.
Nothing defiuite had transpred in regard TO the At
hntic telegraph.
Copious details in regard to the Indian mutiny are
pubhshed, and although they are deeply interesting
fhey add no new facts Of importance to those already
published
The Emperors Napoleon and Alexander are now, it
n said TO have an interview at Darmstadt.
The threatened rupture between Naples and Sardi-
Ms had blown over.
Diplomatic relations had been resumed at Constan-
tinopse.
Large arrivals of specie had impaired Grmness to
The London Stock Exchange, and Consols closed a.
9Qa 1901 for both money and account.
The Liverpool Cotton market was rather less ari-
mated but still good business was done at firm prices.
In Breaa,tuffs dull tone generally prevailed. Some
eight fluctuations had taken place. but the circulars
arc conflicting upon the subject.
l,,n
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2-sn
CoTros-The sales Of the three dsys amt united 10
a COO bal. including about 400 speculation and La
.,no, The market closed hTm at previous Quotations.
RRr.DsrurFs-The veather continued very fse,
and in the very late district. the Wheat crop had @
cr,sS m good condition The circulars are somewhat
si,ins IS 70 the Solicitations Richardson Spence Co qes
Ear AMI and rather easier Wheat Id dzd lower ard Cora
iauer "a White Richardson Bros say that Gem has de-
cIned la2 while Bisand. Athya Go can asnsr The
,,sr frm also report Wheat firm and Flour steady hehar
son, Spence Co quote Red Wheat 19S waite ds >;
Weston Canal Flour 80 dSoi MIXED an" ie"W YEA
s. 6sSs White pominsly 4! di4
PRoyIsloys and Pork duh and unchanged
Bacon quiet asd dropping Lard dull st 7o Tsi'o" quit
10 for North American .,,.-.ot NJ, a..
fine much wanted. Spirits Tspentine rather eA1is sse
and Coffee quiet 49,.
Wool in good demand for expert TO America. =
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-An active demand u.
listed Money but the supply was good aud rates yse
ch,nr,d Cousos had uctuated somewhat but closed 6ru
O3dgI for money and account
Ioypoy PRODUCE MARKEr.-A Mark Lane On
MONDAY there improved demand for Wheat 81 the s
of the previous Friday. Sugars were dun I'd on csa
Coffee buoysnt Tea firm. Rice rather lower Tklow firm Il
81 jd62 g. Scotch Pig Iron selling at So $685.
At Manchester, spinners were demanding enhanced
at.s blu buyers did not secede to the prices sshsd
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GREAT BRITAIN.

rumor ia going the rounds of the papers TO the
effect that Mr.. Vernon Smith President OF the board
"of Control has received permission TO rere laoo pr
"vate life Mr. Sidney Herbert and Sir james IRA ahni
care talked Of as his successor
II was also rumored-and The Globe ministerial or
gan, confirms the rumor-that Mr. Macsniay was 70
be raised to the Peerage The new tue OF the
of Lansdowpe is to be "Duke of Kerry, and Lord
Robert Grosvenor is to be styled either Lord Ebury
or Lord Middlesex.
Southampton on the 3Oth ult, with nearly two ana
quarter millions CT dollars in specie.
A nrospectus Of the Red Sea Telegraph Company
for constructing the first section OF the line 10
from Alexandra to Aden-had been issued. Inc
Company proposes a purchase OF the AtiaEuc lele-
graph Cable.
IHe London Times states that Is GOO men OF the
militia are Immediately to be called out, and fifteen
second battaons of the line formed In the stead OF the
re eme ns sent to India Also that an additional force
of artillery is to be sent to India. A history OF the
preliminary experimental proceedings, and descnp-
tive account Of the present state and prospects OF tn
Atlantic Telegraph Company, has been published
under the spices Of the Directors of the Company.
The work was in print before the accident to the cable
occurred, but details all the comprehensive arrange
ments made prior to that event. and says me L0nd2n
Post, " shows that If the Directors have not Tor the
present been able to command success they nave
&" done everything that prudence and scientific skii
4" could suggest TO deserve it"
The Lirerpool albion, in an article upon the Sub-
marine Telegraph Gays: 1t il not at ell probable
that the attempt to lay the cable will be renewed
"this year: it will be deferred until next June. 10
the article the Directors of the Company are de-
feI ded from sundry malignant nsnuations which have
recently been leveled at them.
The treaty between England and Honduras had been
ratified in London. Its main feature, in addition to
the usual stipulation Of commercial treaties sa special
article giving effect to the obligations incurred by the
Government of Honduras under its contract with the
Honduras Int roteanic Railway Company
At the halfyearly meeting Of the Liverpool Cham
Der of Commerce, q report vas submitted by the
Council and adopted in which it is represented that
efforts 10 induce the Government TO encourage the in
PRODUCTION of Chinese and other free labor into the
British colonies had been productive of no favorable
impres sicn that the Chamber approves of the efforts
Of the Cotton Supply Association 10 increase the
growth of cotton in India and elsewhere; favors the
Suez Canal project; and hopes that bill establishing
uniformity Of weights and measures may claim early
attention in the next session Of Parliament.
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Richardson, Spence & Co.'S Circular

Per Baltic LIVERPOOL, ~ =, ~.
Since Friday the weather has continued nost brilliant at
harvest drawing TO close the eroPs having
been generally secured in very good condition -,
At Mark Lane, yesterday there was rather in',
WHEAr al the prices OF Friday being dechne OF Va
on The week At our market to-day the attendance eyss
was not large and WHEAT the sales msde which were
moderate extent general decline OF Id Ga w
ms FLOUR very slow aud rather easier INDIAN CoS.NuN
and yellow in small request; white qr cheaper aaa nsa
nall parcel of white Corn 10 arrive steamer nom NEG
York, Offering a. AZ y a. delivered without hndlni haven
We.ouote WHEAT, red, 77d. az Id. white, 1854
10 bs FLouR-Philadelphia and Baltimore SSi wss-
IN, 80 d5o Cd extra Ohio ~ dSz6d; Do, noiu
fbs.
BEEr quiet and held for previous prices.
Pork slow, an nee cted.
BAcoS-Some quantity has been reshpped TO Amsca but
without affecting demand here which continues sow,
reduced rates.
LARD also dull late quotations; 7O made to day for ~
TAILow steady at 6s for Butchers Association. In Ion.
don prices are again higher the sing quotation M
Y C. being So the spot 81 ad6?s for September
dSO IS for the last three months Of the year.
CoTroy-Tbe market has been steady and prices firm 4
Fridays quotations. In Manchester busine1 soaevhS
checked by the high prices asked Mddins" Oresns "a
Mobile, l3l6d. Uplands, SD q ID
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INDIA.

Some Of the French journals had published tel
egrapbic dispatches from Maiseillss in WHICH wa
bombay Presidency, near Bombay itself, but had
been suppressed and plan had been adopted to form
regiments there composed altogether of Sikhs. Its
suggested by English papers, in view OF any conhr
the fears which prevailed both in Bombay and
Madras.
The Paris Pays gives a complete denial of the re,
port that there grounds for uneasiness IN regard
Ia the French establishments in India. II asserts that
all was traDquil-so much so that several foreign
families had taken refuge on Trench territory.
Letters from India indicate that the mutneers were
already in want of various kinds of ammunition.
The troop ship Transit struck a sunken rock OIL
the island Of Banca on the 10th Of july The troops,
200 in number were landed in safety, and vessels
were dispatched from Singapore to their assistance,
the chartered American ship Brand being among the
number.
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TO avoid rupture win Piedmont and hal wisAdr,-.
the ofFso.ive note in which such coutagsscJ W
threatened. ~-'"~
The Marquis Of Normandy, British Misi.,sr =.
Florence, hsd withdrawn from his post on aoeas., =
some nNksd d-rsspect shown 10 him on tAe oces~;s
Of the recent v.i. Of the Pope Of Rome. II 4 ~
mated that the Minister was allotted seat at the -
ond table at the banquet given by the Grand M.
and that the Sardibisn and Austrisn Minister, -
Gins ulted in the same manner, and resented a -
abstaipipg from all participation in the osren.,Y
According TO other accounts, however, the Ns,asS
had merely quittei Florence TO attend some dOn.s
tic matters in England.
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OPINION IN INDIA.
EXTRACT FROM PRIVATE LETTER, DATED CALCUTTA,

-
FrO~ The Loadoa Dasy Ssea
The present is about the worst ma, you wli nav nave
received since the commencement OF tns reoemon.
The brave Sir no m"Gs ssq GU,
i'll troops arrive Without doubt Sir henry was the
abes. nan we had in India Would 70 God Ee hsd
been our Governor General, instead OF the I,eenI
pos,-offce clerk Lord Palnerston sent u. oui W "
have retakep Cawnpore but not until that hend Nens
Sshbl had murdered the helpless women ana chhafen
The horror. of this outbreak are beyond descnp-
ton or belief-women rsvished, and 'hen scaiftu ol
their breasts cut off. One poor gir OF he refugees
Low here had 10 witness the revolving murder OF ner
father and then she and her mother were made 70
drink bis blood. We have poor lsdy nere-Ine "liS
Of an uficer-who has been deprived of hef eafs aia
nose while her child is without toes or hagers Cn
dren have been torn asunder by the legs, ana even
worse horrors perpetated on them. sudden murder
has been the only mercy dealt out to Europeans
How wretched must that system OF government %,
which having its civil and military offcers all over
the country could yet give US no notice OF 30 deep
spread and completely organized rebellion as tnls
proves itself to be. There can be no DOUBT tnat 10Y
years past this conspiracy has been Matching, anu IL
Is stated here and believed that more than one ofcer
has brought 10 the notice Of the Government the tact
Of evil Influences being at work among the Sepoys-
The reply has been a snub. For your Indian score,
taries of the class called heavenborn, and VIII
take no advice.
Even now they will not admit the danger, though
hey fear it. 1t Is q amentsble fact that LORD Can
nil is quite unequal TO the OCCASION whe tnose Oh
when he relies are equally incompetent. Look foI
mcmeLt a; the rames Of the men who form our coun-
I'll, and FAY if there be one who has even respectable
ability We must have money and troops from In,
gland, and that speedily, or India is lost: II Lord
Palmerstor is indeed the vigorous statesman we have
always cor him. ne has long since sent Us out
overland COO Of those Crmean heroes who are now
idlipg at Malta ard Gibraltar 1t will be all very well
10 send 80 COO more round the Cape, but We want
at once small army to enable us TO hold our own aud
TO prove to TIE natives of this country that our re-
sources are not only vast but immediate Two reg-
ments Of cavalry, with their horses, were sent from
India TO the Cfmea overland, when the emergency
was not one bundredth psrt so great as 1t IS now
Then we fought for principle, We fight for life,
ard for what still dearer the honor o. our county
now almost defunct body the Court OF Directors, or
that fipPant ruler Of India Mr. Smith prevent th,'
ment exhibited here and such strong expression of
opinion elected that the ympsthes Of England cannot
tail of being fairly reused; aud then, woe TO the su-
piue Government! But cannot bring myself TO be-
eve that 60 obvious course has been neglected, or
that the authorities have been so uniaithfu to their
tYrc
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PREPARATION Of Code Of Indian Law, has snown Ia
Re has moe. profoundly studied the want. Of me hn,
doc, will be expressed as be alone Of hying spe M'
can express them. Not only on our Indian dithcuv,
bu, on all questions Of high policy, there mol ma
In the country whose opinions entitled 70 more
weight, and who will b. more gladly heard. IA ns
torisa IL G, atesms his travels and. while NJ &c
auby viii It'll travel from century - century ano i,on
country 20 country we may expect cow 70 have nm
emnetines at home with us, giving his sdyice IN tne
pretelt need.
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TURKEY.

tn. uoute,r announces that diploms,ie rsls,ios.
between the representatives, Of France, Russia, Pa.
other. were resumed a, Constantinepe on the aA 4
August.
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GERMANY.

The Car is expected to arrive at Berlin on the ia
of september leaving there next day for D.msssd:.
that the King Of Holland is disposed 70 make % PS
sia . cession Of the Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg.
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FRANCE.

The Journal des Deb0ts states that the Emperors
Napoleon and Alexander are at the req OF the lat
ter 10 meet at Darmstadt.
The fall in the price Of grain in Paris had been
checked by its not coming quickly to market.
The Emperor had gone TO the camp at ChalOns. Ii
said that this camp will next year muster 900
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ITALY.

dipaich from Naples says that the Criminal Court
OF Saerno has declared the passengers OF the steamer
!a:e stteG ,; "a create revolt Il il sko sisted that
tie Neapotan Government had shown mu b anxiety
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from deren. parts now raised Aoft for orr reigi'n,
for God and the corqu-ror. and is the nsennon OF
Cswnpore to root out this seed Of he devil ms
wha. We Of the army here wi.h."
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TJNHE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public were besowng their patron
aye 10 that necessary exhibit all
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UTAH.


12s0l From Salt Lake CITY, by Iehig City Fork
civ sprnryle payson, Sanaauin Salt Creek, Fillmore
civ Parowan Fort johnson Cedar City, Binghurss N.
Mex santa Clara California san nernardino Monte,
Gabriel and 10, Angeles TO san Pedro OH miles
5..J once 4 month 5s'I s5' .a'ss HsIA
Arrive n San Pedro by The i,t Of the following month";
Leave Pedro the 9Th of each month"; fs .@
at Salt Lake 0ty by the LIST Of the following month
Bids to month will be considced also bids for the
parts TO and Dcfond Cedar Cy (2so miles from
... Salt Lake Clty.) ;Fsat.s ,.. t. .e...,... s.
l2S02 Salt lake City, by Nen NILS MIL Greek MoroDs ahd
Holudayis Settlement, Alpine City, 40 miles and back,
week. s.IF q. .-Ya.f ssff
Leave Salt Iako City Thursday at o. IN;
a Arrive at Alpine City next day by 10 IN; s #.a..
Leave Alpine City Thursday at 3 PM tigaa#+
Arrive al Salt Lake CITY next day by NJ -. -
2803 From Salt lake City by Unon Draper ehs e eardners
Mills American Fork Pleasant Grove frovo tly spring
vic Spanish Fork, Payson santaqun, salt creek, and
Et Ephrain, to Manti lao miles and back, once wcck
I.s Leave Salt lake City Thursday at SAM leEa
Arrive at Manti Saturday by . p M
0l Leave Manu Monday at m; fgi.A ,eNf 2@ aEEa
Arrive at Salt Lake City Wednesday by p m. srg.
l2S04 From Salt Lake City, by SOSer Cntrcvl Farnnson kays
~ vile and Ogden City, 10 Brigham City, % miles ana back
.tH twice week. sg E.s .s.ssr f9s attg .saat
Leave Sail Lake City Monday and Thursday at lam k
Arrive at Brigham CITY next days by IL IN; l& A' .
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at I'M; srt
Arrive at Salt Lake City next days by q pm
2s05 From Salt Lake Gy by Toocle CITY, 70 Gransy % miles
and back once . week ttar.. 4I arfs ats8f
Leave Salt lake CITY Thursday at IN; .''
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We would cali attention to the card Of VIM Grandn who
States and Territories and also commits
United Court cf Csms COLONEL Grsndu thor
oughy with business connected with the departments
Washington and the practice Of tho uned States Court Of Claims
[Nep Fork Daily Na@
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American Gothic and Brass-Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EUeESlo IATnLA, ARCHITECT, M s. D. A, &c,
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL iage and rm buildings Once, Gobea, near ChaIpaqaa,
westchetcr county, New York. 10
June l7-dtf f
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cry Of WAsHINeToN TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

10 .Y,t tt4s ~ gs lfs,fef3 q. -
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Leave scrameno u Tuesday Thursday and saturday at
Arrive a stockton BY sp@; -
Leave stockton Monday wednesday and Friday at "a m;
a. Arrive ~ ssoramsn,o Cry BY spm s,Sz., a-
sutter Creek and Jackson Mossam nm 50 miles six
and three times week tho resdue Of the year :,
s ,ss Sacramento y , d1y ny s,es % sunday
Leave Moselanne Iiil daily except Sunday at Sans 81
1855 From sacramento a,s, Fsan cry Rsyie Mormon
own sa os sS@ m,s sa and back s * , ,ass a week.
sEs hSrts ssass9 \ sossso s bSay g. sses sunday
leave Gecsgctown daily except sunday at sans
Arrive q, Sacramento City ly ? m, ,,o..o
l255T tron sacramento ciy ~ Wson earksyri W. rAuo
y coma and back, daily from, 1t o April TO ls Of
hceifber and triyeekiy n The resiho o. .ne ym' ~
,Gafs arr,$s ssroeSn9 Y coo%s ) S , ' NJ 81
ieaye tololna daily except SUNDAY, at sab'i ..
Afriye a. sssraIeto n ey y y % M Prairie An,s,oDe
Grand Island eoas Princeton Menrosylle and aud N00res
Leave ssereacnio cy Monday a,san; a. ID
Arrive az Iqn1Wa next WEDNESDAY Wopmj
cy mex, sal,tasy Y = 81, m !,
f9s, e4ius invIs.l,s 3, N. ., na5,,
Ss fsf% s% Rs y and @ ysy 70 Sesa ty
December three ,@es M week ss s'N toslSe q e. {s'r
Leave Sacramento eiiy daily except SUNDAY, WoaMj ,a
Arrive at Nevada "a uY ,. by o . ? m, m. s,,, ;,
Leave Neyaaa % cry h daily, ~ except m sunday, " ms
ll
i-'fV NY .'""au', " "'"
pasN, A , uues ~. wvch, ,, "a stt , en. ana y, y : M
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arilve \, =. n aai i,o 10y oy = y ~ !, a.. -
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Arrive ~ sacrlnen,o NY py pm ,,u,, , ,,n
i@'fi fio auoaiu ~ 'p ,a', w., ,,2 ~ .ot'
uin Spi,hes, ~ M Du'on a rl' rs, % an ~ u -, ' w ~
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arrive n pa'uh ,l fnt os oPH,i -.
Nase pu'.n ~. w meaeSa'S an" o''""s ~ 10 nj
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| back twice week
| Arrive at Auburn by D m;
" leave Auburn wednesday md Saturday Mt 81 am tf.t
l.. Arrive at Nsrysyile by 6 D m 11 M. Mst
t2b4s FROM by Oregon House. Greenyc Fosters
Canponyllc, Goblycars Dosneyi lille, 20 miles
Leave sylle Tuesday Thursday and Saturday M;
| ..+ Arrive at I,ownieyilc By s D m;
Leave Downey Monday Wednesday and 8 q
! Arrive nj Mary .tile By D m. Il
Io5lG From Maryyc by Dry Creek Parks Bar bsiess
pire Ranch Rough Ready Valley Nstnda
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washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
yINHIS Company is now prepared to receive appli
cations buildings, merchandise &c, at The
city rates without charge for policy at their Office
and Penn avenue the Washington City Savings
Bank ti. fsf15g'E9s &l}a t.tt ta1t5t tsgEt
q 4 ,lt.
VIM. =. Bayly Samuel Bacon, r@
".a Jos. Bryan, ttt h@5 .f James +. Halliday, t"''
VIM. 0rne, Hudson Taylor, E
Francis Mohun NJ w. Gait, D
z nE8t Has i.tF NJ Rcn Beall. si agg VIZ 6EH.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
q. D. IiaSsoS Secretary. tsHs s.r
May 2o--lly f tf t
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

s..'@ A E+ FLORIDA +f %Ae
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT Sept 80, 1857
TROP0SALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
ted states LIST December 30 1852 the
following the State Of FoKDA and in tho herein
specified the Contract Office Of the Post Once De-
Iartmcn city Of Washington until OF the 18th No
yeinber 1857, 10 DO decided the following day
the line OF the Florida raroadD by
Haee Gainesville, and Manopy, to Ocala and back,
three a week, four horse coaches. sss5
Bidders will the distance other Intermediate Offices,
any, and schedule OF departures and arrivals,
making close connexions with the railroad.
Prescos Store the line of the Florida raroad by
River and ST. Louis, to Nownansvile 35 miles and
back week, in four horse coaches oNH
Bidders will propose schedule of departures and arrivals,
t making close connexions with the railroad.
the line Of the Florida ralroad)
Middeburg miles and back twice week In two horse
fsl e t-
Bidders will propose schedule Of departures and arrivals,
making with the ralioad. talA
proposal guarantee and certificate also nsruc
ons embraced the contracts advertise
January 1885, pamphlet form, the principal posi-
Offices. t~5 A A. V. BROWN,
g Oci 3--1aw4w s4F atE #5lal Postmaster General