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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
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5trren :-Selirtsn Sic fcIarnb
be wsnise ;3siIen in lire 3situnS aubunrtmcu,
popur6 Sis mir einsn 0efatlrn rrSsugrn unp ae.
wi6sn anpem SrtbsiIigtrn Rttt mrbr alS @ettHs
t9fsit wipnfabrm ldbm:
Sd bin nGmliA Gin 9rC6er 5reuno Der Ndcr-
bau 0rielIlfaften, unp su8Ici9 aud prn ben
@usitrtlunscn bslaster SCristdten. Dabrr wUbn.
te h ppr sinisrn &agen Der Qusiisllung Der Snfs
Gaunty 2ldertdu.@ @cielI6aft bel, unp fanb aud
pisIsIbs in manden Smli6ten pUliS 10 gut ais
i'd erwartete. DU6 mub ib bier melesn, bae
alls bort aussslellte Cabinet gEaarsn Sulammtn
grncmmen. bel gEsitrm ptnjenisCn pelths turds
bic Serrsn Yries 9B saver bel un,
errr 2etha Gauntp 5atr aussellsllt parrn, niGt
slcid eefemmen linb. glfin, risiClbe mubten IN
jeprr Sinii6t wst bintrnan seltsllt wrrrsn. SD
made bieir SrmcrturS bloc um brnrn ~ bre
3u 9eben bic feoere tcasn," no
burhauS aus teinrr anfsrn NtfGt. ater i'd,
mue aud bier nod cine SrmrrEuns beifa9en,-
mare Die Sade umsstebrt, 70 poute th lie ttrras
Irter er31blsn, atrr pFi6t fcrnert bic gBabrbrt
pcn mir,-unp es III pieie, RAP Die Damsnsar>
trten unp SeitrGss rr SrtS Gauntp edpies ;u
ibrer Tatr, pirimisrn err >eda 9auniy 26pies, bel
unIsrrr auscllung, melt itertruifen babSn. Dag
unisrr edpies aber tsi Der ndeblrn sluslisauns
nidbt tintrr BEN Ssrts Gauntp g6pisS su blsittn
pilens lnb, cits III Gin bsrets ssfaBirr @ntIGlue,
Der aud fter, Siss bin i'd fsf atrjcust, aur9es
traSsn wsTren pirh.
q, t1Iasun9is.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
6cii,afte einaeitSllt.

Die srrbe gii:nwnorsn. 5atrit, bctaunt ale biz
,,9ippcltp g8Urts," in Sittsburs, bat ale ibrs
Nrtritsr. Gtr 800, sntaiisn unp wirp bis gum
SInuar. plsDdtt aud LANCER srlhlUIrn blstm.
9criAispsns 8UIlmiblsn III 9ittSburs uup llmsr-
senp babrn ibrs 5tdtsttit gan, rnSsitslIt, aupsrs
wsrprn itrcm SeiipisIs talp fclsrn maNtn, nod
mpsrs IdIisn nur baIte 3eii artsiten. 2Inrus
@ei6iite ls'ren i'm istm &rbdltniR, msl paS
Gh,nsed SIT, rHS SauptssihdIt Smniplpanisns,
arcritdt III. go IautrH eir NaGYi6tsn nitt nuT
ppn pittSturs pcrr vpn psnnlpluanin aIIsin. icn.
bern pcn ollrn lbrilsn rtr llniVn ,ro Hur iraeno
5abritseihSih tstrirtrn wsrpsn. Gsr slOreite
Sc9 rcr aprrshm Democratic bel ptr 9Eabl in
1856 urp Der rrmriraiiide Inrif ron "A6. pss
der pen ;3sit iu ;3cit immtr nod etrras nisrriar
armats wurrs. iGrrrn unRtrrreiF6 III lbssn
98trfuneen !-.(Vit. @trt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
Gle Buchanan Ecaicruna.

Gts 9lsssruna rer gsreinistsn Staatsn bat
Der ollssmsiusn Susprnriruns stcnfaas na6sc.
atmt--wrni9len 10 melt bic funoirtr S&uIp be.
tbeilist i1.-Dis Seamtsn unp S4Idlifrn. Ore.
Der cprr rtsienisen wslGe bic Glsti6sujr 2trtrii
puri6ten, wtro man oter bod publ bs,abIsn.-
GS 1T otIO remna6 feline gefabr porbanprn. Raj
bur6 ben jsbissn Gariif pisl rper suOtel @elp
in bic S6aBtammrr fcmmt. .-gBie IdGnpli6 fur
bod bic Stmmssbsr iden pur9 bic 9Oto 5otr
Qartbei aebumbuat wprcen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
2Ibanecrunscn ecr Cenfitutien.

Sn 8esus auf Die abancerunsen Der Gcnllitu'
ticn. bat li6 in picicm Gauntp 70 5u Iasen ME-
manb trfimmert unp eS iinp gu 0unirn Der ers
Rn atdnrrruns nur 527 Stimmcn srfallen -
lit tie 2tr 463--fiir bic Ste 476 - mp fin Die
4te 434.
@rsrn bic @bdnbruns fnb fOlscnte Sttmmen
enecgc6m wurbsn: @eacn Die lite @bGnOeruns
450--sescn bic 2te 47l-9e9su bic 3te 465,
unc 0egen bic lite 470. 2edba GauntY bat pater
cine Wrbrtet pcn II Stimmen fur bic 1iie abs
GnUcrung ecgetcn-t2 Webrbeit fur bic 2tt--13
Metrbsit fir bic Ste, unp 36 N'trbsit scscn
bic Ste NbInprruns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
Ter IIuoaana Scr TpabI.

Die 2irrrs micrsr Ocsrnpartbei iutrliren
gang sswaIti8 itrr BEN GuS8ans rsr lrgten gSabI.
Sie baten aud llria6r, psnn Fe batru nun bic
Qcmter pper botcu 6cifnung auf gemter, unb
ries 1T ia alIs5 UNI mas fs iid bstiimmsrrn-
oaS ggpbl prs 2anrss il ibnen cine gebnIade.
Doh wunpert eS uns wie sS itnsn m5sli6 lit ii4
,u ir,uen, psnn lie bod leltl rribsn, DAP fe bic
arbcitsuG:n uaturaliirten Burger, bic ibr Batter
lanc errape pcm aIeOrcn GasIobn wrssn SsrlaBfn
babsn-pte GdensGrs' 'Gratcr no Die gIsnsrS'
5ubrlsutc, tcprsen Baten ila nitt nur ben gIrs
bitSlcbn trrab, lcnecrn ii;t s6n5Ii4 arbrit5' unp
brorlus su Itimmen g8rpsn Sirie ndmIite So'
to 5UtO gtererS nun IOrssn pae sepaats arteitrr
,utdnftlt6 aud SrOp baben gBUuen 1sten /;
S6mrrlia merbsn ic absr nun prIslte ipteber fen
nrn, bis bic ni8Rr 8abl pieprr pcr Der Etdre it,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
Zinc ScrinSc une eob rpcrtbpelle
01abc.

Cine arme S5rau IN Manhsilrr q. s. prrmans
tr duf ibrem SUpbrtte Der Sitrlssisll6aft ,wsI
Sinsp5sel, bic snjiss 9ats, bic lie bate. 9d
einrr SabresverianImIuns rsr @sleli6ait purrsn
rirle llmitInps erwGbnt uns sie SDssl In ibrtm
Sdts bsrtcsebra&t. Glt man bic Geds caprn
atnabm. um lie gu ;si9en. iiimmtrn n; pirlIeitt
0ufSersst rur6 pdS plUs,iSe Vi6t, nit Ginrm
MtaIe Elm 1dmsttrrnrss 5reursRlirO an. Der
Gtnpruf auf Die SeriammIuns mar 70 lla,f. bae,
ais mln Die tlrinsn Singer parauf psritsissrtr,
dbrr 100 3baIer paiGr sintamsr. ais 0si9tnf
isncr armen Srau an bic 0rIctIhdit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
Gcuer.

9n fer ltbtcn 5rstids Rnft trod In Der ;u benz
Gocprrsturs @aNbauis. in 2sda Gauntp, srt5.
rsnprn Dai6tiihr 8sufr aus, unb brahnte bitIsltr
bis auF ben @runo niersr.-g4e pas s5eusr ent-
iianp, 70 mis ben Sslauf pss SsrIuRs, babsH mir
niht in Grfatruns trinasn t5nnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
Nic n6d,ifc d5cicharkuna

ltniern @eSnsrn il ss tsi rrr icrbrn sstaftrnsr
gSabl sslunscn, Nstrbeiten ibrrr anbanser In
bcirr 3wsiSs Der na61sn Staats 'Gjsirsaebuns gu
erwdblen. Sic baten caber paielbit nun NIIss
ibrrn ri9nrn g3sS, unc rod, wsnn lie iih Ser.
sebun9cn Ju S4ulrrn fcmmen labcn, werpsn is
rs bel ben Oummrn ibrer gtnbdnsrr ouf bic 8e.
publitanrr ;u l6iebn iu6en. - SO 1T riss be,
Nebr3atI iprcr 9rprs fensspsSS Gin gu tIrinss
Welhaft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
II u q | Il d..

gm ecrlebtsn Wpntas fst In rnsr S6latsru>
Be Der Ssrrsn Wobsr unp gBilliams. bei Slatins.
ton, In risfsm 6auntp, zine Wase Grrs auf sinen
gSsliden Grbeiter uup tSp!ste i'm auf Der Sisllf.
Die WaEe fam Sonnsn atrrpssn taben uno
III sine lobbe BON 30 bis 40 5ue auf itn tinab.
asfatlen. Der unsidt6s mar elm ssIaabtsr
Strarr unp elm sSnmilrn. Satrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

|-Sn Bolton srtannts Der tB6as G,srt6tss
tOf in Dem 5aus Der 8rau Sarab 6. S6aw ssI
gen bic ScROn uno g8preefisr Gtitntabn GUmpaA
ME, Der felt rinasr Ssit psrbanrsn pcresn IL, str
RlGssrin $4,000 ,u. Der YrcpB mar fir
Saaosnsrfob rabsr Rana Der slGastin bur& Gle
ntn lln9tidsfaa auf Der Sabn um iciu Gstm ss-
tcnmen mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

sNs- Gin wUblbIEsutsr Gdufmaun bate Bans
tsrrtt ssmads. Giniss 3sit raraui ttsssntts sT
sinsm 5rsunrr, rer i'm irasts, wis rS srtr. Sshr
sut, antmcrtttr sr. lid bin nun wisprr auf
prn Stineu." ,,SGrn mirrsr z" rntasantts ru
Anrers. Iurrrin9s. psrIsBts jrncr. ih babe 8utitr
unr 9Isrp prr'auitn mHiltn unp muB jsBt-iu
jSuie aCben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
ps~Tir gfrrubtitouiIhsn Sru1i

B@-Oie 9sputlitani6sn Sruae Ganbitatsn
in piclcm Gauntp, liup bel Der lssten 9Sabl eas
rm6 erpdbtt wUrbrn, p1b auf ben 0cfc 0cfr
Babtlifets Gin Nams Su set eeprudt war-wC'
pmdb nattirliA aar bic 6id.t6. pslGe unosrGncut
rinaeacbcn wareen, unNsieemIEia aererecn iinp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

nS- 9sbts 8c6r tatfn wIrbcr, In etnem Sage
185 etecem erlie GIabe G'siadfts Saulsr, IN
glru9crf ibre 3abIunssn sinssIslt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

GrSiaac Sa,lsburf, rer Ganbirat Der ..9lms.
ritaner" Iiir 0cuorrnTr. rrbictt in Sc6a GauutY
nir 10 Stmmrn, nGml6 3 in Nprps 9Bbeitbau,
2 in GataI Iauqua, in Sbrs sWacunSis, in 9.
Btstbaa, in SalSturs, i'm Sio.8arb unp
i'm Ncros g4Iro, 2lentaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

E1-I lie Yrcpuits rss Stoatrs Nu.gcrf q,
bisfem Sabre iiuo ssidSbt auf 26,O00,0O0 gu.
f&el g8sIidtOrn. t4000.000 Baijsn, 100000.
600 6afrr, 1000, 900 3onnen 5ru, 100000
S6Weine, 100000 SCrnvisb, 10000 Scnnrn
Yutter une $4,000 Qrnntn 8Gle.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

8iampnb. Ga t3. Stt. g'Orise Na6t
purpc in PAS 3cubaus enScbrcdsn, Die 0tptllie
init YuIpcr aui5cipren8t mp $4,000 in @rIO
paraus ssitoblrn. $4,000 in 20 5baIrrlidrn,
$4,000 in 2balsrIddrn. Gir 1istr Iis6sn
S46,O00 juriid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

6TgBir linp bnittst wrrCen. baB nun in ber
Siir;s cine gBabl rura bic Strdbaltrr Der alrn.
taun Sant ssbaltsn rrsrpsn fol-, I'M bur6 cine
Sttmmrnmsbrtsit Su cntideipsn, Ub brIaste Sant
pas IUebrn pabirte 8dtsf. .0rIsB annsbmen nil
pper niHt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

sd~ g2ir iassn tisrsurG unIsrm Grsunb ..
g., ppn 5ripslbrs Saunldip, Ddnt, fir bic lles
berrsiauns tensr fd6nsn aspfel,-Io ME aud un.
fern Na6bur u. g.. fir pas @,I6tnt eas IT
uns pom Staat Ohio braGte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

DS- Iaier'S Wctrbrit in birlrm Gauntg tit
S4S.-Dis sauSe srsebene Stimmsn5atl in esGa
it 6756. -Ssi Der leBten 9rsfioentrn'sSatl mar
bic cin9rsebsns StimmenSubl 77S5, unp bic ecs
70 5cto Mebrteit 1867. Die Srfcs babrn tem'
mad nit SrAa GauRtY 0epiB ntat StrI gu Frab'
len,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

Scifpn, ii. Oft Sn elmer BsrInmmlung
Ger SdrtprdirHten wurr. tins aIIscmcius Gus
psnTun bei4lrfisu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

Su 5rentpn, u. s.. Sartfr,r. Grnn., unt tn
Detroit, Rid., 1T eaS SrIipid Err Nsrp. gp,isr
Yanfrn tefpISt wvgrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

B@~g8ir lrnfen bic aufmertiamtett unfsrer Sc.
fer auf bic grsniium.Siite Der Seha Gaunty Old.
erbau'@'eisal6aft, rslhe man auf prr 4tru Seitr
Der beutiSsn 3ritunS fnttt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

NewsS rIsans, 10. DIT. dc Nn6.
ridtcn aus Ncw. 2JoEt tatn 9rVee uHFuts bsr'
pcrscbra6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
CrlrgrapbiCbes.

Yorttanb, Mans, IL. Sh. aGr un>
lsre SARtrn batcn Iusrtnrirt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

SrUctlgn. IA. DIT. Grsi Spartantm
babCn ibre 5burrn Ssltpbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

Sripstpor 16. Sit. Gns 8snten
babsn beute bic SdnJabluns lulprnrirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21

3UrfoIt, IS. Oft. lie SaRfsn tisr ta>
ben bsute Saar,ablungen einsrlelIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
MAR HsGN,


BlLRCk-BAvoln phh,Sipa,, - il,, Aos, = y he
Coleman D. ~, Sdoi Bierct Mara & ios Do rec
H-,o bIth 81 jersey ~ Y.
pbOWSE-FLOOD-sin MordaY, A1e a.. ~ the Rev. W.
Everett .. his rcs6 No a second sv'rG' Inn- j.
Bi1elc u NI's No sVet FiO0i a. 81 - y.
DiXON- ALENAH oER--Ou sG1d.y, A1s. so by IN" F'V
Jones, Ny. Robert Dixon 20 - s.i~h N",e~''e AeA
,uasr both OF Bobokcn.
-DOW-pn this city "a v<'u.sssy. 60. %. Che vt
Presbyterian Churoh Film avenues BY tse nv " 10y
William Dow Of Scotland ksgae n, teord cs'sh'"I OF
the late toe n Dow of this city.
PILLER- PIvCKNEY-O Wedne,3ay evening. Sept. 2, ~
TIE Rev T. Fletcher NJ GEORGE w FGl9T 70 Ass l. kce.h
daughter Of I4s-J esq al u
city
JACKSoN-BENDBL-A' L,nsstone Peoria County, !. on
We1Loscsy Aug a. Christ Church by the RaY John ben
sen Henry Jsckssu Of NewYork Cy, % sarah e,
dsushtf Ct Moses Berde Of the former pace late
Of New YORK.
b, Rev. Dr. rise NJ. A. Reth'rt1gd nc1ed % -
Wllbeupina Wilson, All OF Brooklyn.
POINIER-KEENE OY-On Weduesisy, Sep. By the Rev
George G. "a Mr. David r. PoiEie Me- A.mirl Ken
p-dy daughter Of Thomas Kennedy es1 all Of ih cty'
PRINCE-DRI6GS-Iu Jersey City. on "; ics.dsy $50. 2
formerly Holland Mas Fannie j. Drugs Of the ABOVE
named place.
TRIPP-CRAIG-On' Thursday Sept. 3, ~ the Rsv. Dan
DuDbn Benjamin :. Tnpp esq OF Scranton Penn 70
Mira Adels HsHed Cr,is Of this city
THOaPSON-SMITH-On Monday evening, Aug = By t1e
Rev Mr Norris Mr. Philip W. Thompson 70 Miss Georgian
Smith. both o. this city.
By Rev. Dr. Gufey, Hiram Wslbr3ge Of the Ci'y OF
Now Jenny NJ. Blake, daughter OF the late Dr.
Charles 81 Ike Of Massechuseits
LSON-HARDINGE-On Wednesday, Sept 2 a. Grace
Church. by the Rev. Dr. Taylor James g Wilson Z. 10
Eliza r Harrison only daughter Of the lac H. Hsdinee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
Richard.on, Spence 4 Co.'S Circular

Per .isid. LIyERPoot. August ~ 1897.
The IMPORTS this week Sl7 BUSH Wheat, 81 b5l BUSH
Corn aud eco bbs Flour the States 22I6 qrs Whes
and 400 qs Corn from Canada 1851 ore. Wheat from the
Baltic: lies and 807 bb Flour from France 1908
qrs Indian Corn from the Mediterranean
Farmers deliveries up Saturday last were 1900 qrs al
20 against 4O82 qrs q: II in the corresponding week OF
last year .
Slice Tuesday the weather has been most favorable for hs
vest eIa,ions and good deaf has been secured.
to.days market there few buyers present.; the
all articles trng, at nominaly TUESDAYS
prices, viz: WHEAT-Red. 8id8 2; white. $40 ~ TO-
FLoUR-P Philadelphia and Baltimore, 80 6dS extra ONO
81 sass Western 81 as = bbl lSDiAN Corn Mixed
and yellow S. d57 white Is a Is 2 4sO b and only 'aa
bic IN retail.
decline Of = erce without buyers The arrival, are age
Government advertise for $500 tcs and 300
bbls time they selling shout similar quantity Of
old 4l2 tcs sold this week, al A. 70 TIC y fierce
PoRK-Withou alteration in value 90 terces sold by Cow
erImeut 81 l00. dl27 y terce. .
BAcoSFuIther shipments to NewYork have established
finer feeling but the demand for consumption continues III
fling
LARD has declined TO 60 40 with very ast mar ket.
TALLow ha. declined 10 GO ga So Pcwt In London, T. \
c. 81.
BARK-No sales reported.
CorToNThe market ths week has been snmated ana
little relaxation in the late tshness OF Ia
the full from India eDt better trade in
Msnche pecuaOrs well the speTs have been tree
buyers the middng" and better grades and prices close
ID 7 ID dearer. Brown dusty Cotton il still difficult OF sale
especially Il wanting in staple Mddng Orleans. 9l6d
Mobile, 1-l6d Bowels, 7 .
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Baring Brothers & Co... Circular.

Per dgid LONDON fHdly, -lst Az 10! > r n
The Co ouL aud Foreign Produce markets have been alie
,lurp. tie week SUGAR in dem.nd. MoSEY easier
CossoLs leave OF e Tor Money and %, for the account Bi
snyEs5 Il as i. American Eagles - j MeIicsn Dot
I.Rs5I Spanish II 9d7s 5. Ame.ic ,n 10
100.
CocHxT.L steady OF I'D b,s. the chief part .od at pTey
Gus rates Honduras Silver II a for far bold
- 10 for mid and 7G3 FOX ori; Black jGj for tne
bold 10 for good. Mexican Silver as with fair
Blcck ~ , i0Gj II. -
CorrEs Ia. been in fair request; A. auction 81 casks 50
barrels and SIS bags Plantation Cyou sold 81 pfc. 10
rather easier 70 6d7i low mid pale 20 md
colory so Gsp for ,ood and bold blue, ~ dg for p.
b~uy and ~. ot9 far ttiase lC7 bAs Mochs REALIZED s-@
81 27s bales Alexandria Nochs nearly al thd' :vn
oil ass iot rnssrbed, only few lots CARRIED seiin, go
lo7 tsss Madras .old steadily 10 all for ane ord to low
mid pas 81 Se for good and fine ord and ~ es for ord
gAsa s,a !sa hegss 9?1s peg Cssa "a s1,s5 s..'is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

BUFFALO Sept. 26 p m.-FLoUR = over sales d t!J
IBIS AZ s6 for good Michigan and Indiana WHEAT Il.
sales of bush 10 aue bite Indian C0RS
lovsr sale go bush al 63c WHISKY Is dun a. = &c
Eycrrs are dull: &c. for Cork Albany and Troy La
IgrnpTs or tie a hours ending day; COD bb.
Flour. Geo buh Nhea.. 81 90 bush. Corn. CANAL EN-
PORTS: 5000 bush Wheat; 900 bush 'oni ivOV bush
Oats. mostly tide water ,,.
Oswrso Sept g. e p m.-FLcUR uneharsrd. NHfT im
~ .u,rly limited sales bsh A. tor white Indiana
and red Nilter Corn dull ssrs 800 bush al DC CANAL
TR,cUTs ca AMI uuohAl sed; Wheat lc and COru -. =
Nsscrk No Flour or Grain receipts by Lake ,odg C,NtL
F,poR1s. GO bbx Flour; 1000 bush Nhest; i 30 BUSH
com 900 bush. Barley. sHPfro 70 Montreal s., bbs
Flour; IS eco busL. Wheat. -
ALAN Sept Sc p m-FLoUK Inactive. WHEAr Sales
If wtite Mich.sn az CO. and Kentucky At s1 CozS
in rood supply and large quantity OF nag sf1.t holders
asie 7a but sales made at that figure RYE-S.e
moderate al Ssa so. BARLEY quiet; small sales al 70
: ~
NEwORLrAAs, Sept 2sles Of CorToS To- lay, 4 bales
Recein. TO-DAY 40 bales Mixed CoRN, S0 PORK buoy
=, ~ and holders demanding advance Bsrreei LARD l7c
Nrw ORLEANS. Sept acknowledging today 20 bales
PokK bpOyan with holders demanding sdTaucei sales Of
Mss al $500 ExcHANGE al y cent premium
Fxcu.SGE on New York, / g cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

OTTO, HFR PUBLIC DEBT, INTEREST, sc.
T. ne Editor Of Tie " T. rribanc 90.
The sale Of the stock Of the State Of Ohio st 90
cent?, on Tuesday indicates a want of confidence in
the good faith and ability Of that state to pay
promptly her obligations. The people Of Ohio have
made the most ample and certain provisions TO meet
all the pecuniary Obligations Of the State.
The Constitution Of Ohio, Art viii See. :, declares
that
The faith Of the being pledged for the ps-1ent of It:
pubc debt in order provide therefore there hal De created
sinking fund which shall be sufficient - the arcrung IN
nch debt and annually reduce the principal thereof
by es, than 100 aud eah and every year By com
pounding 81 She rate f ii pr cent per 4npufr.
SIC. r. II shsl b. the duty of the Connsolers Of q
sinking Fund faithfully 10 apply said flnd ,oEther with
ali moneys tia. may be. by the General Assembly 1pppa
ated that the paymcu; Of The interest become,
due and he redemption Of the principal Of the public debt OF
th. State
ARTICLE XII. Sec. The General Assembly sh- provide
for raising sufficient dy the OF the state
for each and also sufficient to pay the Interest %
the State debt
In accordance with the above provisions Of the Con-
siuon laws have been passed 70 secure the payment
Of the interest the public debt of Ohio whose pa
pr las mrcr ben vnfer protest. LAB.
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Hides CQ3tc q u Tsiow. y Be. T. n; Pes 80 11jc.
each Calhkins 3a = 70 Veal Calves bat little called for.
n BBeeExtra sud frat quality includes nothing bat The
best, large, fat, sisl-f,d Oxen.
quality includes tn. best grass fed Oxen the best
Stalled Cow. aud the best threeyesr old Steers. Ordinary
sJnsi..s OF Bale and the refuse Ollots.
shcepE1ra includes Cos'ets and when those OF inferior
quality thrown cut.
Thee were % car. over The Boston sud Maine Railroad
81 over the Boston and Lowell l6l the FchbuTf and
over the Western loaded with Cattle, Sheep swine and
OF the l62 the Ftchburz IS from Albany
REMARKS: There De, Inc Of full 5Octs cwt on the
cste day and those poorer grade the decline
.t arer the prospect is that shall have beef al
lower this Fall hsn last. Sheep and lambs dull sales
the lc's made 20 Is p lesdess than at
week many guh rather small and q quail
ity for which almost impossible TOR d0yers to get
The miss Il In sending such stun 20 market
plenty 4 ey hid better keep them home for
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Passengers Arrived

IN tramsip Asa from Lirerp5oi-Mr. Cornell lady aud
children SsIora L. l.. Ramas Signora Lanoureux Nrs
johnson and niece Mis- Gro.schof Miss Hsxa 9r. BIZ and
ady Hr Check and servant Mr. Colt and lady Miss Daveu.
port Miss T. Davenport Signor Bsre SIsor Mietzk Sig
Izsu si-nOr LsmoreuX II. b. Dawes Nr Davenport
j. H. Newhal 3. W Jones, John Moulson il John Rotte'
ham jr Charss Matthews and servant T. T. Brown, f. w.
faner J. Leier Mrs. Zeier, Mis- Ricch Master Lehman
Chss Ziun, : Crowle Sig. Mssseruox b. w Hsxll d. w
Hsxs Dir. Mssteon Nathan AsI and servant j. b. Som.
g. Stevenson, 3 Navarro ". H. Moss, N Borge.
lazy Mr Bnstow, J. Edwards Dr. Alex Cochran, NJ Stew
ant D. II Holmes AID ant Jno Nichols, ID. McTrevia
lady aid iLi4nt kueI Root. RODGERS M Csrstars Mt
Yarns Rich Nugent C. tonod NJ Charlesworth. D. Lewis
JLo Mars1 Mr.. Caspsr Pratesi aly and Ca gh.er
Gear CacAett and children signora Nancy sgrora Luzs
Nile Dalton Nile San me Mrs T.. SLaw Nil. II. Shaw,
sig Nsrihi il Chss OLeary +. DOaahoe Mr. Hender,1a
s1d lady " Harris, Mr. Molhausen M'ss Hand Mics
Martin Thos Colsal JAS Davies Chss Deyeu Jas WATSON
julius Hcusuann Mr. Arnold and lady Ernest Arnold, d. A.
Constable Pomper Argent Spencer Smith Carl Bsuraaa j.
Navbey
n ,hp tmrc2n Eagle from london sai Poytsn0uh-Mr.
T. Coker Mr Martin and ady H. T. Flood n. Wood Mss L.
BaTsconb, Miss ~. Hsnes Of England; Mia Maria Grant.
Nh, A. g. Merritt VIM sinni. Of New. York q T. Sac Of
Newark.
In big Lady Chapman, from Bermldd-Nr. AID Mr, Sa
Pies MI Young 3lrs Miller and four children.
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Cnmhridge Critic l1arkef.

REFoRTro FOR TIE n. Y. TaIBvyE, GEoRGE RuPP.
WEDNESDAY, Sept ?, 1881
A. market: O7 Cattle about 900 B-eyes and 7c7 Stores
consant Of working 9xen Cows aud two and three
yeas cid.
Prices Of Market Beef Extra. & 7jd So; 6rst quality
81 500 IS; second quality 81 25d - Isl third quality $50
SO 20; ordinary quality 81 60
Prices of Store Cattle: Working Oxen nom sac SEQ rs
10 sl5o, $50. Cows end Csves from SIS. SIS $40
to SO $50; Yeains,, SIC 70 s3 Two DID, s2j to
go; Three years old, $50 to ESQ.
sheep snd Lambe-o69 a. market prices in lots 80 81 -
So - % so, - EACH scsc.ioDs IS - : e.
Swine-650 al market prices live weight I. v6c. d
dressed, 9dl0c. y 10.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
POET OF NETWORK
Cleared.

,,sliP'-TIy De- simmons, St. Stephens, n. < :. w
Meyer; Snow Squad, Lloyd Richmond. X. Green j. Eos
jr Abee Liverpool H. Marshall Oder Ham Meyer
Han. burg +. Bech kunkardt.
Bsrts-C. C. Fowler. Staples, Mobile Eagle Hs.lrd Ire
Baker, Boston, ;. w Lewis; Utah Alexander konro
via fstes Posrheld LsmplighieT. Mckay Norfolk 81
Smith Co Indian Queen tBrl Harding Halifax A.
SnitheTs.
Bnss-sase Carver Partridge, Boston, WALSH Carver
Chase Surf Mcln;re Salem. Nesmith Monticello lib
bets, w w Baker; N. wilkins Nickerson Richmond r. W.
Ropes Co. Exempsr Mckinnan Liverpool s,urges Co
AlphA Curry, St Johns d. r De Wolf.
scs:sIel-Iagl!sp, aops.s', AesAss..s, @s.gI i A..
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THURSDAY, September 3

TN IN0UNII SoJiember 3-F. ".
Tie rally which was naugurs,ed yesterday in the
Stock market was followed up to-day by a VERY baoy
ant market and a general adyance--in some cases
reaching 4 on p cent. The advance wa, quite A.
rapid as the decline and operators as anxious 10
buy IS they were few days since to sell. Although
in some Stocks thots considerable cash business
6ops, ye, .he dp?sition to buyoo time was more
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Passengers Sailed

IN i,,srsbs City of Haslingoa for Lirepoo'Mrs II. q.
Dagger Mrs. shsnon Mr., Dauagh, Mrs Wilde sud child
Misses Todd, Bennett Lucy hcCabu McBerth; Edw Coul.
ton esq. Dr. Mclvain Mr. Thomas Henry AID Mi.s Dean
Messr Geo Wesley, II. Thornoury ~ Carroll Storms and
friends. II Facon, j. Martin T. Wallace, the Rev. II.
Muy:s = J. Holden. T Libby Thomas Hanson Jos.
,df Robert Beecber. VILLAIN Sturgeon anu David Harris.
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nv Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 3-The brig Baltimore Las arrived
her from Monieyideo on the 7h u Passed Aug a. lat 50
W Ion a. schr Manchester, of New York steering Spoke
AUG 20 c Hatterss bark H. A. Stevenson from New York
for Mobile.
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GovEKNNENT sECrRITiEs.
United States, 1865. .l05 GlOI
!. ;. 6s, laos, Coup. lbs Gl07
CArada o., st'g......llltG liz.
STATE SECURITIES.
Virginia o., 1895. -. CO n s.
Virginia s., SIG. 'S9. "a a. 60
CITY sECUKITIES.
Ne" Orleans Is, '92-3 - a IS
sAiLtoAD BONDS AND SHARES
f'hid'e psfe &. -. sss IL;