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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E9 E Nj o A L
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
p A T EN- A G. e O Y.
SAMUEL COOPER.
Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
HAS REMOVED his OFFICE TO
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING,
u EE.rI.mrnrn s1rnnr- Rnatn,r-
13 Exchange street., Boston.

patent countries Specifications and Dressings
prepared Caveats allied. Reconsid srstions procured,
of applications that have been rejected upon mperecy
prepared p pers InteTfeTences prosecuted Reissues
and xtensions procured and in general, all business
connected with the Patent Cce transacted with care and
promptness.
British and other foreign patents pro.uted through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtsin all necessary
information and have their business transacted by wr
ing to the subscriber without the trouble and expense
OF a visit to Washington.
He begs leave to refer those unacquained with him to
the following testimonials
From the Hon Charles Mason, Commissioner # Pa
tents.
Z. 8. PATENT OFFICE, Feb. %, 1855.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents Samuel
cooper Esq Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor
and has been in that capacity in correspondence
and intercourse with the Ooe he has eoinced thorough
acquaintance with the rules and practice Of the office,
close attention to the interests Of his clients and mark
ed candor aud courtesy that has rendered the transaction
OF business with him pleasure have hesitation 10
stating that regard him of the very best agents
for the transaction of business with this Office with whom
1 am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the Examiners Of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office have for several wears
been yell acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal examiner in this office, and take pleasure in
stating that heis gentleman of the highest char
acter of unquesoned knowledge ia che business and
practice of the office and that his scientific attanments
are such as emineny 1T him for the business in which he
is about to engage.
HENRY Il 6. B: vKENWI3K, ! Principal
s. II LANE. H@a"lneLs'
T. K. PEALE
THoS. T. EVERETT. Assistant
F. s0UTHGATE SMITH, Examiners.
WIN. G. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully aud heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made By ny late colleagues.
WIN. p. N. F. ZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents
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CHAPLIN s. DADMUN.
& COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos & Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HENRY OH4PIN, APPLETON DADMUN.
aDl diff
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NOttco,--Au persons indebted to the late hfm
TAFT Wheeler a Co. ia Washington square, are re-.
queatsd 70 can Immediately and settle the same at ne
store VI Draper Clark, Front Street
EDWIN DRAPER I Asa,rn,o.
WN. q. OnnloTY, !
Worcester, Nov. IA, 1851 nlA di
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N. B.--A number of irst class Milners wanted for
Spring, Fall and Winter OF 1868, engagements TO COM
mence about the LIST Of March. dtf 70
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NN"'A -
q 10 Gus NE
FOR THE -
L A d L z ST
REMOVAL OF THE
NEW YORK BRANCH.
To the Largo and Connections Store
IN FLAGG'S BLOCK,
Opposite the Bay State Honse aud directly opposite Ex
change street.
FOR "a FEW MORE WEEKS,
We Will ''rush cT" few Thousand Dollars worth of
FANCY GOODS,
AND MILLINERY,
At prices much lower than ever
Among the Special bargains are:
u 500 pairs Ladies' best quality Paris WHITE
KID GLOVES. Price CSC, or two pairs for 81 rs. We
warrant them as good as any glove made.
10 300 pieces BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS,
at about one-hal the usual prices Look at the wide
widths selling at st. s. TO- H. TO- IS, and rs cents
per yard. They will not be low again. in quarter of
a century.
u A few dozen MEMS WOODEN SOCKS, at 1874
cents pair They are worth Is cents.
LINEN SHIRT BOsOMS.
All our Is AMI Is cent machine stitched LINEN
SHIRT BOsOMs, to be sold of at12ic.
n 1000 yards Of BLACK BONNET RIBBONS,
suitable for Head Dresses, &C., &c.
ANY price you Please fol them.
" 1000 yards of FINE IRISH LINEN, an auction
purchase, price from Gle to Soc
Look at this lot before you purchase.
~ Ladies' and Chidrens WovE CATERS, MITrs
MUFFLERs GLOVES SC, &C, at you vn price
We respectfully dare any one to make an offer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

Es S. MASON
Can probably sell Piano FOrtes cheaper than any
dealer or agent in the State. Carks Block Worce ster
ie30 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

~ 1000 yards Of BLACK BONNET RIBBONS,
suitable for Head Dresses, &C., &c.
Any price you Please fol them,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

Prepared from Prescription of Sir ]. Clarke, M D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine IS unfaing in the of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the
male constitution is subject II moderates all excess aud
removes all obstruction, and speedy may be relied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

sANFoRD & co., ProphetOra, Sib Broadway, New
York.
wholesale Agents In Boston, Burr, Foster 4 Co. Noa
Icornhnl. Retail Agent. Russell spalding, ~ IRE.
mont street, opposite Museum.
Igenf ~ Worcssssr--G. R. sPURR, Druggist. qol
Maln street. daw6m 100
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

u 500 pairs Ladies' best quality Paris WHITE
KID GLOVES. Price CSC, or two pairs for 81 rs. We
warrant them as good as any glove made
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

A. PreHtisss Designer and EngraYer upon Wood
and stone Over the Quinsigamoud Bank Entrance l4I
Main street House Crescent street. Ali orders will
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid to
drafting Machinery. deco Gtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attentin to
diseases of the Bye Office No il Worcester Bank Blocz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

ArHOId'e GIobules and vital Fluid. -Fo
sale, wholesale and retail, by
J.o. HILL, Druggist aud Apothecary,
my4 off Mechanical Hall RlocIy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
FRANCE.

Prince Napoleon's journey to Algeria had been fur
ther postponed, with view, ii supposed to ;he
pror settlement of all the questions pending in rela
tion 10 the organization of that country.
II is rumored that Marshal Canrobert is to be mr-
ried 70 the Duchess of SotOmayor.
The French said to have secured treaty with
the King of Corea, vassal of China for the estab
6shment of Il French commercial settlement in his
country. The attack upon the Emperor of Ava, who
has refused to yield 10 the demands Of France is inn
minent the orders 10 attack the Bay If Turone near
Hue, having already been dispatched
The MoRiieur announces the cessation for the in
term of the Ministry of Public Works.
Or the Paris Bourse, on the l7th, the Three per
Cents opened at - d70, and closed at 72e95. The
-Four aud Half per Cents were done at &c.
The MIME rifle Is, i is said, to be taken cut of the
hands Of the French Army, and 10 be replaced by an
constructed on the same principle, but which is
much lighter and easier TO handle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
RUSSIA.

ASt Petersburg letter -ays that Baron Frankel, q
banker Of Warsaw, AMI VI. Homberg Of Paris, have
submitted 20 the Government fnancal plan destin Il
20 furnish the capital necessary for the emancpa
oi the peasants. According 10 10 a bank oi issue
would be established with a capital equal 20 the IN
demnity which Is 20 De paid to the prOpHetors-tLe
notes issued 10 be ultimately withdrawn from circla-
ton by means of q sinking fund. The Letter adds there
is every chance Of this plan being adopted, though
perhaps with some modification.
The Russian squadron which recently sailed from
Portsmouth had arrived al Brest.
Advces from Berlin state that on formal and
pressing invitation from the Emperor Alexander the
Prince of Prussia would visit Warsaw 70 witness the
grand military evolutions TO take place there.
Adyices from Nicolaie announce the destruction by
locu,ts and hot winds Of the grain crops in the Russian
territory Of the Black Sea.
The Emperor Alexander wishes the Grand-Duke
Michael to axe the post Of Governor Of Poland. in
the room Of Prince Gorchakof who vi.he. to retire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
ITALY.

The Paris correspondent of The London Times,
says;
THAT the story that Sardinia had ceded for term
of years, the port Of Nilararca in the Mediterra-
mean 70 the Russian Government, is entirely untrue
The Sarduian Government haG simply gSsnted per.
mission, temporarily, Ia the Russ an Steam Company
Of Odessa 10 establish eoalirg station al the Wills
frencs."
On the same subject the Pans correspondent OF Tie
London Post, says:
"The facts are simply these: The Sardinisn Gov.
errment has accorded to Russia the port Of Villa
frsnca depot for coal and naval stores generally
necessary for Scparilng vessels terms similar 10
those contracted for the same purposes with the Gov
ernment of America, the United States having, as al
the world knows used Spezzia for their naval halt,
ing place in the Mediterranean. The Russian Govern
nent will ike that Of America, pay certain sum an
nuany, for the convenience, but the precise amount
no, yet fixed"
Reports tha, the King Of Naples ws< about to gr.rt
political amnesty, are denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Times Of the l7th has tie following N is City
Article
"The shares ofthe Atlantic Telegraph Company have
.xrerenced decline 20 between 10 and iC0. Il ap-
pears the recent experiments induce belief that the
irnctre or fracures Tor u is thought there may be
wo Will be found Ia exist at distance OF between AO
and 200 miles from the shore. For about 23U or 2iV
miles the depth il only 40 afhcms, and within tna
range the mischief could easily be repaired but sud-
den descent then 10 JlS fath0ms where II is
extremely doubtful If anything could be done. Inc
probability seems that IL ls at this abrupt point the
damage has been sustained.
Mr. Wbitehonse the late Electrician of the Com
paby writes another letter 10 The Times on the snt-
ject Of his dismissal in which ne charges Tue InaD-
ayers Of the enterprise with Incompetence and De-
mands full investigation by the shareholders % the
grounds which he was dismissed
On the 18th Atlantic Telegraph shares experienced
a further f. D. the last quotation being 32O to 800.
Mr.. j. ". Brett bad ssued pamphlet IN which he
claims that conformity with his brother, he originated
the project Of an Atlantic Telegraph early IL -.
The acccptances OF Messrs. Ascoi, Hartwg n Co.,,
Of Manchester, had been dishonored. The firm was
connected with Portell, Schembri q Co.. OF London,
in the Mediterranean trade, who lately suspended.
The European and American Steam Shipping Com
psny had issued circular to their shareholders nO,-
Tying that they had made an arrangement with Cfos-
between that firm and the Board. Croskey & Co. are
10 pay into the hands Of the Directors l30OOJ forth
with on tie attachment being removed, and are to
End the money for sending the Lady JOcelyn and Cal
fuiLh 10 Sfl~-tNs Two >lilpr engagement vi Lf
conveyance Of troopsto India. The Board hope that
the arrangements in progress viii enable them TO put
all the vessels Of the Company into profitable employ
ment al en corly period.
Hr. William Vier, principal editor Of Tie LoAdoH
D0iy Acrs, is deGd
A deputatiOn IRON the Great Eastern Steamship
Company had visited Bristol with a view Of ascer-
tanning the capacity Of that p,rt for accommodating
their mammoth vessel II having been found that Liv-
erpoOl and Southampton would be Jlnsui'ed.
The Lancaster st. Leger.was won by Mr.. Mcrys
Sunbeam, Lord Derby horse Tocopholte coming in
fourth.
Dir. J. c. Coale had heen appointed agentfor Loyds
at Baltimore.
The ship May Queen, Of Bath Maine, bound from
GOttclburg 10 Boston, with IA cargo Of bar iron,
abandoned at sea in very leaky condition the 9TH
Of September. The crew and passengers were taken
off and conveyed to Glasgow by the British ship Sir
John Moore.
Tc Times strongly advises the purchase of the
Great Eastern for the Royal Navy, to be used as
floating ram observing that ten years hence when the
ship is 10 longer saeabe, Parliament will be asked
for million OF money to build such vessel nom the
keel and il will cost two million TO do so.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
THE LATEST.
LBy Telegraph from london 10 Lirerpooil
LoSpoy. Sept, 1872 O'Clock noon

lBy Telegraph frOa London 10 Lirepooil
LoSDoN, Sept 1872 O'Clock noon.
The St. Petersburg journals of September 10 an.
nounce what they call decisive defeat Of Schsmd
in tie Caucasus. According To them, on the ID ut,
a large detachment Of his forces attacked Russian
colunp, but was npnlsed with considerable bes,
whereupon Sehamyl resolved to make diyersba.
In this movement he encountered n Russian column.
The Russian General manuvered in such q way %
to cntce him forward and then, dividing his force ia
two columns he attacked him both right and kf md
at last routed him, capturing, beside, 81 Aerss, ~
muskes, 2s0 swords, iij pistols and II tents-ore \
the latter Schamys own II was On the lIth ulf thas
this engagement took place, and 10 is said that tho
Russian loss was only IA killed and Is wounded.
Vienna dispatch announcest the death, from typhus
fever of ihe Archduchess Margaret, daughter OF me
King Of SaSohy and wife of the Archdoke Charles,
brother OF the Emperor OF Austria.
Consols close steady at @i997i for money, ard
Ts d97 for the acconrt.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lS-3P.s.
The Il. NJ. steamship Canada has just arrived c1
he port.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Fr d'dold LONDON, Friday, Sept. IL lsS.
Our colonial and freizn PrOdrce markets have been .,eady
drHns the week with fair business la the princp. articles
consumption st nm prices AosEF p
cent arDGn CoNsoLs leave of S7t d97i for
Gs1. for the account Bar sLyEs 5ciG5os. M-Hesn Dol
L.ks 4lli Amenoan EAGLES, 7e 2 DouBLooSs: Spanish
- South American. y II.
CoeHsE.L20 bags at ancton mostly ful Hondu
Silver "a of Pea grain; sal iOr mid good AMI
Jd3 for ord, with mid black i3Q4i Teners. Silver
al sG5 10 with mid 10 !sr black 4-fne sh-,y b-rs
beld for 10 q n.
Coco.-e bags Trinidad nssrly all boush in a. for
grey god red z bags ST. Lucia a-.o bsugh,
q; ~ d52..
CoFEEE-The sales have gone of al The following
he pareuars ca,i, 62 bills 81 bags Plantation Cey
lon 81 61s5 for ow mid - c75 for mid good mid
and 81 sd7s for Pea Berry Native Csyop Of good quality
ha been IN improved na y and 1913 bsxs been a.
q $50 for iar ORD soci ord bold aud 81 for superior
"a IS bag. Seighery Hills bought IL q: IS d7s for
Lid. rid bold so half bales Mocha have sold
o. 5des for fair farbd. l bags Costa Rca Of doubtful
quality boufh In so offers Of 1 being r.fl.ed Of
BTaI Coese bags have eeea trousk s2c.or cgasrx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
INDIA AND CHINA.

The mails from India and China already telegraphed
had reached London. Full details are given of the
treaty negotiations at Tient-sn but little of import
ance j. added 10 the previous information In some
editorial remarks on the subject Tie London Tine,
says:
d II our information be correct, the two most i'm.
portan articles of this trcatythe resident Minister
Pekin and the right Of Engshmen 10 90 10 any part
of the empire for curiosity trade-were in peril at
the very last moment and were obtained by England
sngle-handed, and only by a stroke Of happy au-
daciiy."
In the same article II Is insinuated that the Russians
resorted 70 intrgues to defeat the negotiations
and that &" When the Russian and American eagles
" take companion 6ght, the younger bird does the
" work, and the elder eats the prey"
The United States steamer Mississippi was at Hong
Kong; the frigate Germantown was in the Canton
River, and the steamers Powhatan and Minnesota
were in the Gulf Of Pe-chee-ce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

from from, and ssmming II door, We feel firmly
convinced that the bearers shouted That the devils
were coming and, although no. complimentary. il
decidedly proved highly efhcacious IN rendering our
route unimpeded through den-ely populated suburb.
Whit ct pure ar tod rs we had reached the water
at the bridge over the great canal. and in few
minutes again stood on the steps OF the ysmun OF
the British Embassy.
PS | open ny letter 20 add that this day July :,
lS5S decree has been received from the Emperor
IN which he not only says that he has seen the treaty
of Tien.i-n but agrees 10 rat IL Lord Elgin aud
si;te embark on tie 9TH OF july on board her Maes
tvs shp Furious, and proceed to shanghae, en- route
for Japan.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
No News of III. Atlantic telegraph
EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER HAmmoHIA

The Cunard steamship Arabia, Capt. s,ohe' rom e,
Liverpool a; O'Clock on the afternoon o' '''e i''n
sept.. arrived here at y p. IN. yesterday.
The screw steamship Alps from New-fork, arrived
a, Liverpool at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of Friday
Sept. IL.
The screw steamship Iaalnonia, which sailed from
Hamburg on the 18th for souihampton, en- route for
Eew.York, exploded her magazine on tie first day
ou, and put back 70 Hamburg. Five passengers were
wounded. She hol 293 passengers on board, and
would sail again the 18th.
The Ariel, from New-York, arrived a, Southampton
night OF 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
TURKEY.

Reliable information from Con tantinople SAYS that
the excitement among the Musulnaus IN various parts
of Turkey was daily and hourly increasing. The sums
spent in the purchase Of weapons said TO be enor
nous.
The son Of Fuad Pasha was 20 set ont on the llth
of sept. Paris. with the ratification Of the convcn-
ton relating TO the Denubian prncipaltics II was
reported that his arrival in London he 10 de-
mand explanations a. TO the bombardment Of Jidiah
and the occupation Of Perrin.
An insurrection had broken ont et Djerbgian, Per-
sa. but had been suppressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
Richard.on, spence & CO... Circular.


Tie arrivals this week limited consisting OF 80 bush
WHEAT 1879 bbs FLOUR from the States and Canada
qrs. WHEAT, 500 qrs CoR>, from the Mediterranean.
Famers deliveries of WHEAT for the ending
urday were Ils qrs at % against 1854 qr- at % Ia
From Sept !, 1851 to Sept 1853, the delvehe. OF wHEsr
During period OF previous si qrs
Showing decrease in the past year Of .. S56s4 qrs
From these figures may be Inferred that there i. . arse
suIplns IN farmers hands
1he Com Trade has been exceedin y quiet , week farmer.
being very liberal IL their supple. TO all the country markets
At to-day the attendance of buyer.
little bune, done that the quotations Of s
nominal OF good WHEAT here scarcely sample
ing bu, holders Of low qualities showed readiness ouy
and 10 eteos sales. would have submitted decline Ia
pees ony the meest retail trade however done pre-
yious rates. FLOUR duh INDIAN Coss-The inquiry Tor
White has gone of bat in the absence Of transactions quota
dons unslteredi Yellow neglected.
W. quote-"HEAr, Red, Chicago 4a5 81 Milwaukee, g
40 10; Indiana az 81 White, Western 8d6 .; southern
ssra Ohio, = ea23 via New wOreans, . as Western
y g!lIF beL hDIM CoRA-Whte, So Yellow, "a [,
BEIF-The demand secondary this wee hss been
general and with further holders Of
ueIce far amount Of business has been DONE chiefly
PoRE.-Raher more doing ct easer rates
BACON continues to ae moderately in retail bu, prices
LAEO steady but ,here refining demand and sales
TALLow again rather easier. The nominal value Of Butch
es Association" 81 2 cw In London price. have been
.le as oc:ober 20 Deesmber for F. Y G --''''
RosIs.-tonmon quiet, a, 4 a. =
BsRk-Oniy few retail lots Of Philadelphia cold
and Baltimore st7.
OILs-Ien tuns Winter basTed Sperm -od from the quay
chiefly al tes. No Whale offering.
CLoSEksEED-So inquiry; small los are oHerug
AZ - without buyers.
CorTosThe adyes hand per Arabia brousht speeuors
a. wen a. the sce ey into the market Ia the early u
Amsre.n =, once .dy.ncea .dad .na s % Dss., Z,
also moved of ., small improvement, "wednesday The de-
daily reached looo bae. The narzst ha. besp - s
gpped with all KINDS. except good colored ddnz quality
the, has seemed quiet aud the f Q! the week a no.
qaiie supported the close. In Manchester absence Of oc
Of goods and yarns enables producers command so. nar
7Sl6d ~ u 49, f-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
SPAIN.

A telegram from Madrid of September 10. to The
London Herald says that the Chamber Of Deputies
had been dissolved and that the house had been
convoked 10 meet on the lst Of December next
Some disturbances took place at Pinta on the occs-
sion Of religious iete anu the ESpaaa ascibes them
TO Protestant agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
PRUSSIA.

II was reported 81 Berlin that the Chambers wonld
b. convoked IN a few DAYS, and the Regency OF the
Prince Of Prussia declared. That done, there would
be dissolution and general elections. The hing :
family physicia., Dr. Boeger. Is sad 70 have frankly
declared iha, there was 40 hope Of the Kings com
p.ete RS; 0gt Oh TO health.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
EGYPT.

case Of ,le plague is said to have occurred at
Alexandra, although some physicians denied that it
was that disease
Said Pasha had by lis energy iDtimidated the fana-
ical Mussumans. Several UleInas had been banshed,
and several pashas aud Beys to the gaIeys for
REGULATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
HOLLAND.

The s.a,e. General are conroked for e new session
10 commence on the 10Th Of September.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
PORTUGAL

Letters from Lisbon ,ay that tie vin,age vi b ih'
most abundant OF the last five years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
AUSTRIA.

The construction Of 'be temporary railroad bridge
scro-s the Rhine a. keh had already been COM
menc.d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LaSnoN MoNET VI ,REEr.-At the hai-yeary met
,ri.-,-. az he Bank Of EngAni. report lh
--a Nu. TIA. the prolts Tor lie ~ uotns euils Al
a.. n aogl e 20 s6le ~ dividend 81 A, rate of =. ?.
M H. = ali wear va de- ared Si-i,il, ou raFres.-d
h- tsth.anng e 'ow II Interest a'eiy pTea.r' =
ii..r1b button st This rate could b. II see .
Cou, esed .,,aly the Ia, a. % 95. 4oF money A-l
u a s7i .05 accolrt
AZ ,r..tv return. of he Bank q England tNlD A. u
erase If fts 81 ! u tie coin aui tl.svu- ..-..-,
=. ..r. Rsrug Bros CO. quote bsE Sihtr a- '4-' ~
N-,frsr. D.Il.rs I llt. and American kasas ~ "a
AvFFfc,N RITIEs.-he>srs. u. Bel, Son ~
c.. reror- b. follows: ,---
There Ia. been nz he rss. week more activity n he mar.
kr. or American stoks. aud w~ the mo lls a- "a
,r The l rf lr,s L4s been il Pelusgsala state z
.rt R-. ~a.s % ae N-,. cent Govtrumtn- L1al pa.
b..r ee r g. r,ut div. from lt January Lex nd me
r-,-n- r.s Cb In R.llway Securities there has or
h limited business, and that chiefly ,Qtnlad % ~, bo-es
I'D. t'.rfr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
VERY LATEST MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. lS--Anemoon.
CoTToS steady at yesterdays rates; sales of the
day about 1000 bales including 900 speculation and 900
for export. Market remains firm.
BREADsTUFfs.-Richardson Spence Il Co. report
The market quiet and business doing any Weather
fine.
Provisions unchanged.
By Telegraph
LOsDoS, Sept. lS.-CoSsoLs close steadily this af.
leInoon q; 34Gs7g for uouey and g7sqs7 for account.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

The San Francisco Herald publishes important cor.
respondence from the Society Islands, written by Mr.
Thomas Croft, residing in that country. We make tho
foIoyrnO extrects.