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PRICE TWO CENTS

was generally unchanged Messrs Barring BrotIers uoe
the supply abundant at 2k "a 3 per cent
ConS0ls closed on the 9th g61 g67 for nancy and
" ~' Civ"
The bullion in the Bank of England had increased
f2lO0OO. "
McSrS. Barring Brothers quote bar silver at ;. ga dol
lars Is. ii I'd. and nominal eagles 7Gs. 2%d.
The London DIiiy NetrS City Article of the eyenip r
the 9th says The funds day attcr ow in To b9u
fde sales, Of which said to be connected with
the payment Of the half yearly dividend due this day on
stock and other securities of the London and Northwestern
Railroad Company. The decline conSols however did
not exceed one eighth per cent In other departments
the Stock Exchange business remains Sagnant The high
range of Continental exchange has most important bear
ing on the money market The demand Tor money was
rather active day General satisfaction is cx-
pressed at the verdict given yesterday at Liverpool in the
Borough Bank affair.
The London Times City Article says-Thc English
funds opened steadily this morning the firm prices of
yesterday but owing to several realizatons and the
cept less favorable from the Paris OurSc the
more demand to day. The final quotations French
Three per cents the Paris Bourse show reduction Of
aquarter per cent About 800 900 gold of various de
scrtonS were sent in to the bank day 1t is said that
the arrangements for the contemplated Turkish loan
likely to he completed almost Immediately.
AMERICAN SECUBITIEs.-MessrS Barring Brothers utIn,,
the market for American stocks generally inactive with
the exception of good demand for United States 6S
1865 at l06 Maryland bonds SIS 93 X Massachusetts, SIS
bonds, 1857; Pcnnsy lyania 3 > IS La7g1 Illinois Cen
tra shares, 29H p discount do bonds 50 Prnnsyl-
varia Central 6s 1St mortgage, 9Oa92 Panama Railroad
bonds, o.
McsSrs Bell * Co, report business limited ut previous
rates except Illinois Central shares which were consdera
bly, lower sales at 2SGd 2G discount.
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New york state Conventions,

SYRACUSE, Sept. S.-The New York Republican and
American State Conventions met here yesterday.
Tn Republican Convention organized by the ap
ponment of Hon. Daniel T. Jones' of Onondaga, Presi
dent.
At the evening session Of the American Convention
ter pretty warm debate the Hon Era>uS Brooks Offered
"A resolution which adopted in favor of meeting til,
Republicans in cOnciliaory spirit and appointing Con
ference Committee Conference Committee was also ap
pointed the part Of the Republican Convention wtou
serious opposition.
The Conference Committees were in till twelve
O'Clock without accomplishing anything and finally ad
Journed The meeting occupied in the discussion
the plan to he pursued, and it resolved to adopt
rieS OF resolutions if possible to be presented bot
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The Louisville Democrat says: "John NJ Bolts,
of Virginia is the man had in view by large num-
Der of politicians, as the candidate of the great
united opposition for the next President of the
United States"
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could not be forced at decline from these rates
but, said before hSllcrs not forcing sales.
The transactions during the week have been quite mod
crate though there has kcn good deal done which has
not hecn imported. Thoc made public follows
In Bacon, Wednesday 10 hhds. Shoulders at 6%c Sat
uray, 80 do. do at exc Monday 100 hhdS at g., for
Shoulders, and 81 for SIDES these rather
below the market it las been most difficult. and in
deed impossible to purchase prime article less than
and 81 and these arethe which the article
firmly held last evening. In Bulk Meats. Wednes-
day 50,O00 lbs. ShoudeS, at 5ac loose. Thursday,
1000 lbs Sides, at Sc picked Saturday, 2100 pieces
Shoulders at loose and yesterday, 0000 lbs. Sides
packed. and l. 0lO lbs. and % hhds Shoulders
51Ga5'sc the latter rate including packages
The market closes at ~ cents for Shoulders and cts
for Sides, loose and ! cent more, packed.
In Mess Pork 800 bbs at Sl6dl6 25 the latter rate
at the close, at which holders firm though the de
mand was quite moderate. at anything over Sl6
Lard has been in demand all the 10h cents but
it is held at 102i cents No sales of Importance.
The exports during the past week, were:
Pork and Bacon IhdS .................. $40
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4 recess was taken till . o'clock.

On reaSsembng the Convention nominated Morgan for
Governor, and Robert Campbell of Stcuben for Lieut.
Governor. a committee from the American Conv entun
presented resolutions passed by body which were
received with loud applause committee then ap-
pointed to wait the American Convention inform them
of the nominations and inquire what they purpose
nominating for the balance Of the ticket.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Wednesday, Sept. S.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE KINDS FOR THE WEEK.
Sheep.
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VOL. TI---NO. l72.
3tlOnttarp an0 Commercial Aebietu.
b BALTIMORE, Sept. 9, 1858

BALTIMORE, Sept. ., 1858
There more frmness in the Stock market TODAY
with increased activity Railroad shares the aggre
gate of the transactions summing up about $40 900 Bal
timore and OIy Railroad steady the sales including
700 shares at 5S cash and sellers option s5S
buyer 30 ana GO days leaving of at $5S4 bid Ss asked
regular way, better than yesterday. OF Northern
tra SI5 shares were disposed of s2 cash S21 q S21
sellers option 60 after 10 days s2l SO buyer
days closing ut S2 bid S21 y asked, regular way i "a
higher than the previous day Bank stocks
and firm, and are without any movement Wenotc sale
Of 100 shares Santa Clara Mining Company SOL the last
sale some six weeks ago. SIG For Canton $50
bid an advance of but it held s2oa. In Loans
and Bonds there very doing $500 Maryland
Baltimore City 6s steady with sales of $4,000 1865
at 9S8 for lS90 993 bid 100 asked Railroad bonds
are unchanged, and the only transactions 81 900
North Western Virginia Sd mortgage endorsed g. and
$4,000 Northern Central 1855 at 67
The advance noticed yesterday in fancy stocks New
York lost day, and the market closed inactive
Erie fell off 4 New York Central a. Reading 4; Cleve
land and Toledo K and Michigan Southern q. Canton
and Rock Island were unchanged.
The business of the New York Sub Treasury Wednes
day follows:
lOla recelptS. S297,7O4 63
-Of which from customs. ms.................. 81 90
Iotai payments 355 ,5SS o.
l2blO,S16 %
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Wednesday Sl7 OIL 22 80 and the balances S967
7O5 81.
The returns Of the Boston Banks for Sept. compare
with those of the previous week as follows:
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


NEGRIL JAM-Schr. Samuel
155 tons logwood-R. II II. R. Tucker.
COASTWlSE.
SAvANNAH-Str. CITY Of NorfoH
- casks rice, 81 bales cOttOn-Jno Williams Son. 76
bXs. copper ore-Jas J. Fisher Sons; bbls liquor
Sloan & CALDWELL 80 bales mdSe.-W0odward Baldwin &
CO.. bags featherS-Wilson X Burns; 2S bales cotton-J
F. Pickrel Co.. 3l4 sacks wheat 16 bales mdse-sundry
persons.
PHILADELPHTA-Schr. Geo. ". KrcbS.
100 kegs nas-S. ). Lee " Co: casks soda asl-GeO
Small II hdls gas tuheS-ThompSon OudcSluys pieces
gas pipe-.ohn W Brown Il Son; $50 bdlS mdse.-Whed-
bee X Dickinson; $50 pk@s dO.--Sundry persons
BosToN-BdTL Justice Story
100 tons copper ore-Batmore c. S. NJ Co; 500 bags
pepper-Lcvering Co.. 40 pkgs iron-E. l.. Parker Il
Co.; $50 bbls fish-T. X. Matthews Son; bags mdse
hhd do 35 trails dates, 200 pkgs mdse-sundry per
sons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
PERNAMBUcc.-l,2i ,2iS bbls. flour, 92O bush. corn $50
kegs lard 900 kegs crackers 400 paper Is
drills, 4S half chests
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Steamer North American
Gniltnu nf fha GnItntin

QUEBEC, Sept. 9--Thc steamer North American is he
low from Liverpool with dates tine 25th (antcipatcd
Her bowSprit and rigging is shattered probably from
having been in collision with other vessel.
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NnH An,.l Baltic.

SYRACUSE Sept. 9-Thc Republican Committee of Con
ference reported the Republican Convention to-day
resolutions agreed upon with the American
tee The resolutions debated and several objections
made. After heated discussion, they were finally re
fcrred with loud cheers to the Committee Resolutions
which action it is supposed will destroy chance for a
the parties The prospects seem favor
the nomination of Mr. Morgan for Governor and straight
Republican platform and ticket
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BosToN, Sept S.-The X VI. steamship Canada, sailed
from here to-day with 81 passengers for Liverpool
and l6 for Halifax She took also 81 900 in specie
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NEW YORK OrARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Z
We gather the following from the New York pa
pers The Trib"Hc of yesterday says:
Notwithstanding the apprchensons of diff uty
last night nothing occurred to disturb the quiet.
Even the special police of the CaStlcton Board of
Health We're invisible. Sergeant Brcvoort took Il
walk through the streets in hopes to meet some of
them; but an hours percgrinations, including a
visit to Jones and Burns Hotel, failed to discern
among the knots of persons gathered about any
outward badge sign to identify them mem
bers of that redoubtabe force. Persons pass in and
out of the Quarantine grounds usual, without
interference except by the officers OF the Quaran-
tine. The on V act which could be construed.
Early this morning the additional force of fifty
men sent down from the city in anticipation of
difficulty, returned to the city by the steamer Dr.
Kane.
This morning, Officers WiIdey, Devoc and Nc
Dougal of the Detective Squad, arrived with war
rants for fifteen persons, among whom are Richard
Adam Locke, the Revenue Boarding officer. He
was subsequently arrested
Collector Schcll came this afternoon and relieved
Capt. Rich and his marines from further duty at
the Government storc-houScs, except ten men who
are retained under an inferior officer. portion
of the marines returned to the Navy Yard and the
Others to the Sabine, which is still anchored oppo-
site this point.
Major-Gcmcral Sanford visited the ground yes
tcrday, and selected camping place for the Eighth
Regiment. who are ordered there to-day.
Garrett the Justice elect is remanded for trial,
but bailcd out.
The HcroId says: The Secretary of the Treasu-
ry has granted the of the government store
houses at Quarantine for hospital purposes.
About three o'clock Captain Rich, OF the Marine
Corps, received orders to remove his men from fur
ther duty ut the public buildings, and accordingly
at the above hour they were ordered back to the
Navy Yard.
\ large number of the carpenters who were en-
gagged in erecting the shanties failed to turn up yes
terday morning. 1t is said they became frightened
from being in too close proximity with the fever
patients The wages paid double tn" usual
rates, and every inducement has been offered to get
men to work, but without avail.
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FURTHER ENAMTNATION.-A further examination took
place yesterday at Justice Boyds Office in the of
Hannah Plato colOred charged with harbOring Richard
Butler an apprentice to Geo W Jones' which, resulted
her being held to bail in the of $500 the
charge at the September term of the Criminal Court.
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. I" 10" of lS65.............. - a. 81
PennSy ylvania Central 6'S, 1st m........ 90 "a 81
The London Times of the eth quotes actual sales II
lnots Central shares at 2jd27 discount and Eric third
mortgage bonds G7.
LIVERPOOL COTToN MARKET.-Thc Brokers' Circular
states the sales of the in the Liverpool
ket a G6 400 bales Of which 5000 were on speculation
and IL Geo for export. All qualities American
sd. higher the week, the close there was less
bo"yancy The sales of Friday 900 bales including
l6Oo on speculation and for export the market closing
quiet at the following authorized quotations:
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pnLLnE LNrELLLcENnE

TRoTTING RACE-A trotting race, which promises to
he of considerable interest will be seen by our
tiSing columns off this the Central
Course, Herring Run.
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The Woodstock (Va.) Tenth Legion saws: The
dry weather continues unabatcd in this region
The pastures have been literally dried up. corn is
cases is too hard to be pIoughcd Our farmers will
therefore be. greatly delayed in putting in their
crops of grain.
Capt. DE REVERE was arrested in New lork on
Thursday evening last, on the charge of having
committed an assault and battery ON NJ Grant
who represents himself to have been Colonel in
the Ncaragum Army. The affair arose out ot Il
communication published by Grant, IN the New
York Erpress, relative to the abduction ot MISS
Bount by De Riviere. The Zouave was helu lor
examination.
The artesian well of the Messrs. DupOnts, Louis
Vile, is O3O feet deep Over six barrels of water
per minute are discharged.
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PRICES OF FUEL-The prices of wood yesterday at the
different yards ranged ollows-Oak, Wholesale from
81 to 81 25 retail from 81 so 81 75 Pine wholesale,
from $275 to 3d. retail, from So 25 to 1878 Hickory,
Wholesale 81. so; retail So
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ARMY AND NAVY.

ALLEGHANY CoUNrY.-For the week ending Sat
urday September 4, 6,949.05 tons of coal We're
shipped over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad 44l5 II tons over the road Ofthc George
Creek Coal and Iron Company, 3,SO9.l7 over the
road of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company,
and SOP 90 tons over the Hampshire Coal and Iron
Companv's road, making an aggregate for the week
from the whole coal region of lG.737. .Os tons
Total shipments for the year from the entire re
gion 427 ,Sll.l Is tons.
During the season Alb canal boats cleared this
port carving los. 79S tons of coal
OF the total amount, 259,O44 tons went by rail
road.
Navigation on the canal continues uninterrupted,
and pretty heavy business is doing in the way OF
coal Shipments as will be seen by reference to the
reports elsewhere. There is some little obstruction
to navigation on the Cumberland level, but that is
obviated by carrying lighter loads.
| The work on dams Nos and J. is being pushed
forward towards completion with commendable
! degree of vigor. A large force of hands are at
work and we have every reason to anticipate their
| completion by the first of December.
! A new and vigorous impulse will be impaired to
! the trade over this great inland channel in the way
! of coal, when these dams shall be completed The
great bulk of the products of our colleric,
! will seek through it an eastern and northern
| market.
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The returns Of the Boston Banks for Sept compare
with those of the nreYinns week as follows:
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD


BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. - SOUTH STREET
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11
The vote for the Administration candidates
is only 3 600 i'm n Doll of 24O 600

The vote for the Administration candidates
is only 5000 in poll of 100000.
Returns from the Second and Third Con
gressional Districts in Wisconsin, as far as
heard from, show a probability of the election
of the Republican candidates. The Demo
FIVE counties to hear from, which at the last
election gave a Republican majority of more
than sufficient to overcome the difference. {.
c. WAsHBURNE is the candidate in the Second,
and was SO far ahead as to render his election
certain
In Michigan, the whole RepuoIican State
ticket is elected by from six to ten thousand
majority. The State Senate will probably
stand twenty-five Republicans to ten Demo-
Gratis, and the House forty y-six Republicans to
thrty-three DemOcrats-a majority of twenty
five on joint ballot. The Congressional dele
cation is not yet decided.
In New jersey, the Administration has suS-
tanned q total defeat. All the Opposition
candidates for Congress are elected, the Ad-
ministratiOn losing three members. The five
Opposition members elected are Nixon in the
First DISTRICT SrEArroN in the Second !;
ADRIAN in the Third; RIGGs, (who beats HuY-
LER, in the Fourth and PENNINGTON, (who
beats WoETENDYKE,) in the Fifth. All the
Opposition Asscmbymen are elected, which
makes an Opposition majority in the LegiSla-
ture, and defeats WRIGHT for United States
Senator 4.a
The full returns from Massachusetts, show
that BANKS has plurality Of over twenty
eight thousand, and that the whole Republi-
can State ticket is elected, with all the Re
publican Members of Congress and Repnbli-
can majority in the Legislature.
In Delaware, the Administration candidates
for Governor and member of Congress are
elected by reduced majorities ..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11

PARKHURST NOT A CANDIDArE-We find in
the Tioga AgitatOr letter from Joel Park
hurst in which he says
" The use of my name as a candidate for
Congress in this District was entirely without
my knowledge or consent. | know of no such
organization as Whig Party" in the State
of Pennsylvania but do not shrink from an
acknowledgement that | belonged to that or
der so long as it existed. now claim mem,
berShip in the Republican ranks, fully endors-
ing the Philadelphia platform as established
in '56. In the Republican party know no
democrat, no whig, as such comprehending as
it does what of democracy held by Jefferson
in his time, was desirable have no quarrel
with the Republican party, and before | can
be made the candidate of any other, as an in
strument to disorganize our ranks, choose to
be consulted" ...
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11

SoMxANBUIIsM-A FATHER WALKS INTO THE
RIVER WITH CHILD IN HIS ARMs.-One of the
most awful results of slecpwalking of which
we have heard for long time, transpired at
the Upper Ferry Landing during the night
preceding yesterday Friday evening farmer,
named John Bray from Indiana, who was
moving to sOme point on the Missouri river,
with his wife, father-in-aw, and four children,
came in on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
Being in Strengthened circumstances the family
obtained permission to stop for the night in a
small room on the ferry dock at the foot OF
Carr street. Between twelve and one o'clock
in the night Bray arose, in his sleep, and taking
his youngest child, aged three years, in his
arms, actually walked from the room and into
the water The pitcous wailing cries of the
child, and the loud calls of the father for help
soon drew number of persons to the melancho-
ly scene from adjacent places on the levee.--
The frantic grief of the family partook of the
iucoherence and wildness of the maniac, and is
described to be of the most heart rending des-
cripton Before ingenuity could resolve on
any means of rescuing the drowning objects
both had sunk to be seen no more alive. We
have rarely been called on to record a more
appalling casualty.-&. Louis Intel. "a.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11

General Walker does not like the Presi
dents proclamation against his projected inva.
sion of Nicaragua, and he is how in Washing.
ton attempting to obtain its withdrawal or
modification He declares his readiness to sail
for Nicaragua Immediately and expresses his
determination to do So whether the President
accedes to his wishes or not, and to run the
chances of arrest or detention by the United
States or British. naval forces In this con-
nection it is we'll to correct report now going
the rounds, that the British Minister had mott.
fed our Government that Nicaragua will have
the assistance of the English in prerentiag
Walkers landing. No such uotice has been
given, and will not be, except with tie addi-
tional understanding that the English forces
will be first iaaded The preceding then will
come within the provisions of international law
and cannot be objected to- 80. ~'-oaz @
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11

THE FIRE IN AN ENGLISH Coal PrT-FUrtbp,
particulars respecting the fire at Page BaE
Coliery have been published There were /,
now appears, 50 men and boys in the working,
and the oyerman, KellOt, who was Killed !,
descending the shaft, made Sc Ten Of tle
unfortunate workmen were suffocated bv n.
smoke The rs survivors were rescued IN tIa
course of Friday, the lSt inst o. that humber
there are about 40 who will continue to require
medical attendance, but none of them are Il
such state as to excite any fears for thsr
recovery, with perhaps one exception. Thy
are not in any way hurt externally, and onl
suffer from the collapse caused by sufocatol
The fire is ascertained to have been confined t
the shaft, the working not being injured aul
further than by extra accumulation of water
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11

A Convention of the Shareholders Of the
Eastern shore of Maryland assembled ut Cam
bridge, in that state on Wednesday, to take
into consideration the subject of the protection
of Slave property, and counteracting the op-
cratiOns of the Aboltionists and their emissa-
ries. Addresses were made by several promi-
ncnt Shareholders and resolutions were reported
that Free Ncgrosm and Slavery are incompat-
lille with each other, and should not be per-
mitted longer to exist in their present relations,
and calling a General Convention of the State,
to meet in Baltimore, in June next, to devise
some system to be presented to the Legisla-
ture of Maryland for the better regulation of
the negro population of the State A com
mit:ee was appointed to draft an address to the
people, setting forth the grievances under which
the Shareholders of the Eastern Shore labor.
The Convention was still in session at last
accounts .-