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, 1861-10-24
FROM ST. LOUIS,
Especial Dispatch to the Chfcaggo Tribune.
ST. LOIS. Qctnher Il Isl

l%pEElHl LIE LII 1tluu1E.J
ST. LOUIS, October Is, 1851.
There is high authority for stating that
Freront's removal has not been ordered, nor
js it now likely to be, until time has elapsed
sufficient to give an opportunity to meet
Price. This morning a different statement
VAS received BY telegraph, and the removal
y:as said to have been ordered Mrs Fremont
was led to believe it. Tonight the denial
ccnes from such q source Is forbids con-
troversy. Still the affair is creating great f=al
irg here, and charges Of vascillation are made
by parties claiming to be the best friends Of
the Administration. Former reports to the
contrary notwithstanding, Seward has proved
friendly to Fremont, steaaEing the strong
current sgsinst bin, and By his influence Fte-
mont remains in command, to try his military
alill agalnst Sterling Price.
About fifteen rebels have been arrested in:
plicated in the Big River Bridge burning, and
one OF them has been identified. It is sup
posed the troops having them in charge will
hang the fellow mentioned
The Democrats special correspondent gives
details OF the battle Of FredericktoWn. The
dapatch Of last night was correct. Oar
killed are Maj. Gavitt, Capt. Hyman, Chas. r.
Mcclure and J. s. Leech, Of the Indiana First !;
Thoe. layton, Of Lewiston, Illinois Seven
teenth. Wonnde1-nlinois Seven. eenth--JAs.
Cain, in leg, severely; VIM. l. Hubbard, arm
broken; Thos, Wool, shoulder, s,:shtly ;
Reuben tlem, ditto; Green Baker, leg; badly
Vim. Lock, knee, badly; Samuel McClay,
|. shoulder; John Buck, left hand; Lieut..
Jones, body, mortally these are all the 1amea
that could be obtained; all the Others are
SO slightly wounded as to mostlJ remain On
duty, and proceeded with their respective
commands in pursuit Of the enemy towards
Greenfield.
The officers stopped the burning Of thu
town ss soon Is possible, but one.third was
destroJed Notwithstanding their efforts.
The Democrats dispatches from Jefferson
City tonight report q band Of rebels undel
Captains Sweeney and Hatton had returned t.
Columbia, and are plundtrisg the town. Msj
Ro1lius had II horses and one wagon stolen
They attemptedtto sssasairate Col swritz'er.
Rebel recruiting is going on to considerably
exteLt il Galloway county.
No communicab1enews from Warsaw; every
ting believed going favorahly.
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Especial Ditpateh to the Chicago Tribune-1

tSpecfA Uupateh to The Chicago Tfibone-l
CA1Ro, October Is, 1851.
An expedition consisting Of three compa-
mics Of the I'd Illinois Cavalry, one company
Of Infantry from the 17.h regiment, under
command Of Maj. J. J. Weed, embarked on
the eteamer Memphis this morning, and land
Cd On the Kentucky shore, and proceeded
south to the plantation Of Col Turner, Of the
rebel army, expecting to meet witha force Of
secesh, who were reported to be quartered On
Turner's plantation; hut On arriving at tbs
place no enemy WAS found. A search Was
was made Of the premises, which resulted In
the discovery Of numerous letters conf rming
the tresaon Of Col. Tu.aer. aud implics:icg
, 1861-10-24

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23-An investigation into
the affairs Of the Millers and Mauufacturera'
Insurance Company, Of tits city, reveals the
embe ezzlement OF $33 900 BY John ". Clark,
Secretary Of the Company.
, 1861-10-24

From California End Central America.
New YORK, Oct. % The North Star brings
all the officers and crew OF the s1oopof-War
Lancaster ard one million treasure,
New Granada-exceptipgt the states Of Canca,
Antisque and santado,-are ROW In arms
against MoEqucro.
The Panama Star has received intelligence
by British steamer from st. Thomas that the
pirate Sumter is still cruising among the
WiEdTald Islands.
, 1861-10-24
Etlragf, Grit>1r1rr


Yesterday was the day when, according
e certain newspaper authority, Gen Ere
1soh' was to resign his command into the
:;;;;'s.s o. Ten. Hunter, and the Washington
'>fFcspondent Of the New York Tribune
':tsraphed, On Tuesday, the final result
- Cabinet meeting to this effect. The
:fIcf' gained considerable credence in
ss' Aools, but aroused no IL temper, as
:*fHn a former occasion. We have now
:iEeet and authoritative adgices, both from
Washington and St Louis, that Gen.
;rsEoat has not been superseded in his
: nmand, and that his case was not even
-zdtr consideration by the Cabinet on
Tuesday.
, 1861-10-24

NEW YoRK. Oct. PA letter to the Dam
Democratic candidates for Slate officers, is in
favor Of vigorously sustaining the Govern
ment in its psesent struggle to III .intain the
Constitution, the laws and the Union at ali
hszards, and at any cost Of blood ani treas.
ure,
, 1861-10-24

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bane.1
WAsu1N6ToN, Oct. q, 1861.
The President unequiyoca1y denies that
Gen. Fremont has been removed, or that in
Cabinet meeting such conclusion was arrived
at.
Jsmes Wilson, of Indiana, has been appoint
ed Corsul to Guayaqull!.
Gen. Mcclellan telegraphed from Edwards's
Ferry that all is right and safe, and the posi-.
ton secure there, and no signs ofa new attack
by the rebels. We have no more particulars
Of the Baker fight. Gen. Mcclellan Gays that
stones dispositions we're excellent, while 9TH
ers cIitieise.
, 1861-10-24

New YORK, Oct. 23.-The Washington Star
CT the 23a, says the expedition from Aonap-
oils Failed yesterday. In addition to the troops
from Annapolis, as many more join the expe-
diiion at Old Point, having been quietly ship.
81 r1ovo
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune.J

Especial dispatch to Chicago Tfibune.1
WASHINGTON, October q, 1861.
It is reported that the rebel loss at Leesburg
Was greater than ou1s; aud that the;r COM
msGding General, G. ". Smith, was among
their killed Col. Bakers body, which was
pierced With Six balls, arrived tonight, and
will be buried at eleven O'Clock tomorrow.
Gen. Mcclellan has Issued the following
general order touching bis death:
HEADQUARTERS ARhY POTOMAC, WASHINGTON,
October y, 1s6i.-General Orders, No 32.-The
Major General Commanding with sincere sorrow
announces the death Of Col. Edward D. Baker,
Who fell gloriously in battle On the evening Of
Monday, the 21st October, 1861, rear Leesburg,
Virginia. The gallant dad had many titles to
honoz. At the time OF bis death he was mem
her Of the United States Senate for Oregon, and 1t
il no Injustice to any survivor to say that one Of
the most eloquent voices In that illustr1ous body
has been eilenced by his fall. Az patriot,
Jealous for the honor and interests Of his
adopted country, he has been distinguished in
two wars, aid has now sealed with his blood his
devotion to the national flag. Cut of in the full
naEs Of his powers as statesman, and In the
oourse Of brilliant career az soldier, while the
country mourns his loss his brothers in arms will
envy while they lament his fate. He died as
solder would wish to Gle, AMID the shock Of bat
tic, by voice and example anluating his men to
brave deeds.
The 1cmsi1s Of the deceased will be Inferred in
this city with the tonora due to his rank and the
funeral arrangements will be ordered by Brigadier
General si1ae Casey. As an appropriate mark Of
respect to the memory Of the deceased, the usual
badge Of military mourning will be worn for the
period Of thirty days By the officers Of the Brigade
| lately ugdcT hte command.
| By command OF
| MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
| L. WILLIAMS, Asst Adj't General,
Gen. Lander Wss wounded yesterday near
Ltesburg In tie leg, while accommodating.
Capt. Johu G. Foster, II tie engineers, who
was at Fort Sumter, IS appointed Brigadler
t General, to report to Gtn. Burnside.
Gen. Meigs received $500 blankets by a
recent steame1 from Europe, costing two dol
lars each.
| Heavy drafts have been drawn by Gov. Gil
pin, Of Colorado, for money expended by him
in raising and equipping troops. David MoE
fatt presented one yesterday for thirty thou
sand dol|are. There Is no Law authorizing
! their payment, but Secretary Chase said TIM
Government recognized Gupin's great ser
vices, and had no doubt that Congress wou1t
remedy the difficulty.
Asbury Dickens, for many years Secretary o
the Senate, died this morning.
! Col. Hayes arrived from Fort Leavenvort
te-day. He is bearer Of dispatches containing
certain charges against C.pt. Prince, the con
msrder there.
The ship Thomas Watson, which Was ru
sg1ound and burnt by the blockadIng squ1d
rcn of Charleston. has long been watched fo]
> Her cargo Of army woolens and fannels VI
very valuable.
, 1861-10-24

CousN.-The papers for some time past
hsve been discussing the relation which Gen.
J. B. Todd, OF Dakotsh, recently appointed u
Brigsdier, bears to M1s. Lincoln Gen Todd
is son ct Dr.. Todd, Of Springfield, and a
cousin of Mrs. Lincoln This is reliable.
, 1861-10-24
4 Flkh&-Zo1l1coffer RepulAeA...Bat-
lie ct Wild Cat,

People at Camp Dick Robinson are sounding
the loud tlmbreL Notwithstanding lowering
sky and humid atmosphere, hilaritY reieas.
AZ about t7Fo o'clock this morning courier
With his escort dashed up the road, on foam-
irg steed, with tidi1gs Of Union victory at
wild Cat" Gen: S.hoept announced, in
b1fef dispatch to Brigadier General Thomas,
that zollfcotier, with 8, COO infantry and 1900
cavalry, attacked him in position yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock, a2d was repulsed At
o'clock p. Il. he renewed the attack at anoth-
er point, and was sga1n repe1led- At later
hour he made third unsuccessful attack, and
was again repealed. The federal loss Was four
! Killed and t" enty wounded. The rebel Io1s
| Was not sscartaiRed, because our men did not
leave their position.
zolicofer, 10 doubt, supposed that Colonsl
Eal force was his own regiment and part Of
smother. subsequently battery {of Elk guns}
reached him, and on Saturday, and suuday the
nth Ohio, Col. ConEel, and the S3i Indiana,
sr1lEed- Tho guns Of the battery were not
brought into play vigorously, until the second
attack, when few rounds drove back tbs re-
be1s. The dispatch from General Shoept
treats tie affair as M s'attack," not as recor:
no1sance en- force infer, hoTever, that the
rebel General Was endeavoring to teei his posi-
tlop, which is represented to me as capable ot
formidable defence aga.pst great odds, The
| news cf the fight inspired the troops and theJ
manifest much anxiety to press forward.
1t ie not known Whether Zollicoffer EN-
ployed bis whole force in the attack, but tht
sion vas engaged: The Tennessee regi
ne1t bad nof 1eached Wild Cat when Il,
fight took PLACE, but they will probably arriy'
here To-Day. Capt. Kenny's battery is nov
dep|oyi1g into the pike eH so4<ts for the scen
Of se'ien. W.D. B.
, 1861-10-24

DO DAv1Ess CoCN71.-The Onion CONVEX
ton Of Jo Daysess county, at Elizabeth, On
Saturday last, nominated the following very
acceptable ticket:
Delegate to Tie Observation-Disclosures Ne1g.
ley
County Judgk-MattheH Marvin
IYxdsuyt-Ralph s. Norris.
County Clerk-Riehsrd Seal.
School tsSionfr-George Hicks.
Su7rev6r-Milton II. Wadleigh.
Cb7onfT-Johu C. Hawkins.
Asseeiate Justiets-Samnel F5r1eii, John G.
Potts.
, 1861-10-24

~ It Is reported tha: Brigadiar General
Stevens, of Oregon, Will have command Of
the land forces OF tho maritime expedition,
wh1ch is soon to sail, and that Brig Gen.
Sherman, Of the artillery, and Brig. Gen.
ton -
, 1861-10-24

press passed east to day with San Francisco
dates tc the 10th P. II. Calculating mea say
j. will cost $loo, GOO to acc: mpilsh nndsr
Fremont what might be accomplished. for
Sl0,tG0.tC0 under d prudent and eagacsoua
General 0FGera Eav: been Issued for
the transfer Of five companies Of Colonel
L;ppitt's regiment If infa5try under COM
nspd Of Major Iur:iss, and five companies OF
infantry OF Gel. Judah's regiment to reIofcrce
The vaflous pests in Oregor.
The difficulties between the French Com
missioner md Hia1atbisn government nave
been re'eTrtd to Napoleon for settlement, and
the French nan. oi-w2r Galat It, nut heiaK any
longer wanted 10 menace Honolnl1, had ea.led
for Ssn Francisco
, 1861-10-24
Death IT Col. REkta,

HAMILTON, Ohio, Oct :sS-col. Ryan. Of the
50:h Ohio regiment, died 70 day At one o'clock
, 1861-10-24
Col. Raker-Tke Movement on Non.
8aY Il SuCcEHa.

0dy u SuCCeHAs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2s,-MesEengers from
Washington this forenoon, report that the
depression caused By the death Of Col Baker
has already dieaTp ared, It being realized that
the movement On Monday was "a entire sue.
cess None Of the military movements are
known there, but entire confidence is felt in
the SUCCESS Ct Gen. MeClellan's operations.
, 1861-10-24

CALAIS, Ne, Oct. 23-The shock Of IN
earthquake wns distinctly felt here at aTo min
IT'S past o'clock this tortnooR
, 1861-10-24

Y4
New YORK, Oct. 23-DsHpatcEes to :he
OF Col Baker, together with those engaged
with it, are said to have lost 200 in killed and
wounded IN The late action. Col Baker, i; il
said, YVES prominent marx for the enemy's
bullets. He vas struck by ball in the heart,
four ia various parts Of the body, and three
was On horseback, and dressed in full unifoz n.
It is ssid that one hundred Mississippi r;Esa
we're aimed at him when he tell.
A telegsaphic dispatch from General Nc.
Clsllan's headquarters is said to have been
received at the War office, at two O'Clock this
(1uesday) afternoon, stating thai Leesburs
Wtuld he taken In an hour, There has been
sharp fighting in that neighborhood an the
morning, 1t Tas also reported that General
Stone and Gen. Banks had crossed the Poto
1aac, AID were advancing with 50 ,000 men OF
LesEbn1g.
, 1861-10-24

lsptcia1 to the New York Post.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-The sudden stoppaze
OF navigation On the Potcmac has pfoduce1,a
eommotlon among the shipping at Matthias
folrt and lts fate is Jet uncertain. tits be-,
1eyed the Government will speedily take as
fecdEe measures Tor clearing away the o5s;a
eses, TO permit the free passage Of Yessels o..
the river there. ::
Ger. Ha11cck is now on his way to Wash.
ingfon 1rom California It is reported he will
be assigned high command in the army mi:
mediate1y On arrival. Gsu. Scott's health Is
very much impaired. Advanced age and 50
we're bodily infrmities begin to tell upon him.
this city tomorrow. Great p1eplations are
making fer the obsequies.
me Treasury Department has allowed an
Old claim Of the National I7tsUiqencer amount
ing to 10000. 1t is the same Secretary DE-
rejected.
Especial to II. 7. Commcrcial1 =,
WAsHIsGToN, Oct 23.-It is raining steadi-
y here. The Potomac is rising, and m; m;litaty
operations ara necessarily suspended
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-Rsliable fnformi-
tlon from Virginia ce.. ar.os tie story Of dis.
content and murmuripg, net only in tie
CAMPS but amo2g all CLASSES, at the manage
ment Ct affairs y thu SO called Southern Goy-
e1nn eut, which subjects them 70 continual
sacrifices and prlyasions, and besloW6 No 3D.
vantsges in return. It is believed that but
ter tie overaTiEg presence Of the Southern
army, Eastern Virginia would now be ready
to return to loyalty. Many evidences Of wei
come sre displayed By the Inhabitants of Lo1-
den county towards the newly arrived troops
Ct Gen Banks.
Il is well understood hera that the reports
OF Intended interference with our 5lockaIla
by European powers, are for the most part
LIE invention OF cotton spectators.
, 1861-10-24

c. 4. SCR{FEW, Adce7.ts4as; Agens, 63 Dsar-
born st. is 0uGa0F1zed to rece:ge far
this aid al Tho Leading Pape7s Of The Acraszoess
, 1861-10-24

NOTICF.-The Mercantile Asso-
1t citation will hold s5ecta! Meeting on THURS
DAY kvkE!SH: u:tobe5 24ta At X o'elock At tnelr
Banking Law The 1mpe1tant .interelt5 OF the 3Ier-
chants IN any change IA the financial policy
consider what acton Is nece'sary- The Executive
committee earnestly TeQue:t every member OF the
MERRITT, J,A11 2pe,r
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OENrRzV.Edu e0UBss L, Is-TsorrrNa.
Saturday, June e. pu-se sto NILS heats beet three in
five, &c harness. MI rA.
Il Weot,uG entetsdg G. O. Ec1ass Peter . 8 3 Iti
., Pber entered b b. Ho-aVs.. n..,.2 2 q
j. TC,aer ectsred b.clsA,a n. LAZY
Be7hs......se.s ,.s.....e...... l
f:ne, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tue above wa5 very clcsey contested through
cut ah1 ale-Ne ed much amusement to taoss who were
pseseas. As wd be by the tAbls LAZY Bevas wea
tie f,st t&o hsata, thea shs stallion took tbs third
tie gray gedng, aooes Peter winning the fourth Afh
enc sixth hssts. The Eorss zoasve proved himself sA
es!rsordcWy god ene belg cioes Up in every heat.
Pn:er has hsd h.ra in Charge but ehot time and whea
be PUT tire stallion in training he could cot trct in three
anG tat Lazy 3eyins rather astonshea the specus-
tors With her sfeei cna style OF going during the 6rst
t6o beats, saey having bought the gay At great ad-
vaIce n the pools a:rals, however. made sheen al
rgsi u the ED By bis hapesicr ef1 il bringing kis
charge tAroCeha winner But .b,ood will tell"
Fcsa Temple anc yoan Morgan srot their three mie
race TO rn0fIoE Afternoon.
FAsHTcN COURSE, L. r.
rot ceme o On che above track Friday, June 2I
between brown horse john Tuey and sorrel Billy best
three In ve to wsgcns which by the Latter In
TIRES etSsis BIT heats. Time 303-30l-3 r
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e FROM EUROPE.
of the Bremen at this Port and
Anglo-SaxOn OF St. Johns.
Hrpaied Promise Of Lord Palmerston
to Recognise the Southern
Ceafederacy.
Ergland and France Said to be
Agreed on the Subject.
Shipment Of British Troops for Canada by the
Grtat Eastern and Golden Fleece.
-.--~,,>->-----~>--~-~-------
NapOleon's OfliciaI Declaration
If Neutrality.
Alarm Of the French Merchants and
Their Petition to the Senate.
Assault on a Urited States Consular OIL
Ger in Germany.
ARRANGEMENT OF the SYRIAN CUES TI0N.
News from China. Australia and the
Coast of Africa,
kess &f., H.
Assault on a Urited States Consular OFF,
Ger in Germany.
ARRANGEMENT OF the SYRIAN QUESTION.
News from China. Australia and the
Coast of Africa.
re-. Ia.

Tn steamship grszaen, which sest southampton on the
ISta Of June arrived shs port yesterday evening at
about elk O'Clock Ser hrsnosl and commercial advices,
with the main points Of the news have been anticipated
By tie teleg.asAc summary Of the Anglo Saxon from
st. Johns n F. given in the herald Of Sunday morning
our aes ty the Bremen are, however three days later
aAn those received by tAe Africa, and contain In
tsfestlns repcrta.
The Bremen brought $3.50 eco In specie on freight
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~ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
L1ERaooI Jane IL, 166f.
Gays inead.ns wednesday add Up 20 COO bales !! which
e,N0were On SPECULATION end for export The market
ciosed dull bat at generally unchanged prices
IRALx IN MANCHESTER.
rCorsspondsnce Of Londen Times .,..
MAScHzsrsR. June II, 1881.
TIE yarn market has been very quiet. There have
y at iS. than
cene for any market Among tie most sctise boy ers
have seen sfsee for Germany but the transactions
bsc for the Mediterranean There have been sors 10
cers n arrs suited TO Caus but they haze not Led
business No change worth noting la prices Tho cloth
market has been very heavy The prices CT yearly ali
deecTrtrs lower than last week AID eales very din
cult 70 edtet This spIes principally % gooes suited TO
nca were very dscourasrg, showing immense leases On
goods aireecy shpped ard very iage ssocls q rsau
artortd IN the american question OF which there
to be speedy prospect Of setNemeu aai tsiah ope
'ass' ny; 's@'' "y to 'rads ir TidnS a'sse'ieHs m
Ii EsPoo1, June 10, 1861
The advices from Manchester are uIfavcrabie. Tee
market for sooos and SANS was ariet Prices was
steady. 1854.
LIVERPOOL ysEADsTUFFs MARKET. ...-
NessrE Wakefield Nash & Co report loar duu and de
cluoc Cd salss al aes 1Ss Cd Wheat very dull sud
hodea pse,rs on sse market 81 dscleo Of I'd Mesars
made Of detsre Ct ed Cd sales G. led at les lbs
ana white at lis Cd rs Cd Corn steady saea Of
e.sed a: 0s, yellow s; COS scs 3D. ard white at 31a
LIvTRycoL PROVISION MARKET.
Bsef quiet. Pork quiet ard quotations barely main
tAred. Bacon heavy and boxers rtessiog on the
ket at low Rates Lard dull AID quotations nominal ut
eGs. q eas Iaow dropping.
LIVERPOOL F20rUC2 NARksT.
Rosln drl sae Quotations comma at g. Cd. for com
ncn. spyts fuopeatsne dull at 4ts. sugar heavy Cot
Zee Gll Pc. Sahss quit at S4s Cd a0d pearls duu OF
3Te.
LONDON MARKETS.
BE acstaGs Gull and al qualities deciined Sugar dull
vt afght declile rpca 81. qualities.
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tendency tc 6rness must hsvs been oons!ders5s since
&c: Temporary oaas Bank stock .e Oft ct 2St to as,
aad Excheqrer bills (March) g. 70 n. discount.
1hexe were no Operations In bar god at the Bank TO-
dag OF sry importance, but about 10000 sOyereiy
were withdrawn tor AmeTisa The amount OF gold thai
u roW II course OF transmission from the Continent 10
Enr nd "a stat It'd A ma g 0rn
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The we,t Coast M Africa.

The African mail steamer Cleopatra arrived at Liver
pool Her dates aro-Benn, 2sIh April; CeIasroors lst
Old Caabar Alb; Bonny It'll Lagos, 10th; Cape Coast
14th; Panas, l6,n; Sierra Leone, Cast Of May.
ivory, &c
Trade brisk ST Feyrardo Po There was a decrease
10 The exports Of PAIN OIL Ut Benny Prices high.
tho Niger expedition OF tho mouth CT the Nun river
and was to proceed in July.
Trade at Lagos dull
The British steamer Torch captured slave schooner
ca the 10th OF May at Debreeks
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Italy,

The NctImsnn. Of Genoa. denies that Garibsidt ia Ill
The municipality Of Florence will erect ars0leuns to
Count Cavour at santa CreCa.
The health OF the Pope is entirely re established.
The turin Gazette Of 18th Jrne assesss that the new
Ministry has been formed "a fellows s., .-.. -.
Baron kicseol, Forega Affairs aad Prssid>zs OK the
Council.
Sisper Minghetsi, Interior.
Si9nor BasiOgi + ;ra1ce. 49,
S3srcr Scalcja. Commerce.
General Della Revere, Wnf.
General Meuabrea, Marine :
Sigror Ne Sanctis, Public irstruction.
Tho Chamber OF Deputies OF tie mction ce its Pres
6eut, decided that marble etetue Of 0ocat Csyeuf
should DO placed In the Hall OF Assembly.
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n News from Australia,
The advlces are dated at Melbourne On the 25th OF
April.
The war in New Zealand Terminated on the 10th of
March by the unconditional surrender Of the natives
Trade quiet. Wool exports, {, 6s5 bAies.
The following the departures OF gold ships since
the last lral-The AgncoGrt with 10 ss2 O. tue Nor
folk, with 5s,'S5 CT and tbs posald Mckay, With
SO CC8 CO.
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AMbsGsAN GOVERNMENT bBCUB<TlB AND RAILNAYh
United States per cent, red. 1874...... go. " "a
Virginia ger cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS Al
Illinois CeItTki FER cent, redeesnable 1875. 90 SO
uc. per cent, Iedeennable 1875 ........... sc 81
10. 800 shares, $50 pad.............dis 39H 3sK
DO do, g.. pad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 81
Michigan Central, convertible 1859, per cent 70 81
Do, sinking fond, per cent LIST mortgage S2 e2 "a
Mich. aad n. T. 7per cent sinking fnnd, '85 so 66
New York Central, per celt sinking fund 'sS q
20 per cert, 1894. =. .................x VI 20
Do per cent, sinking fund, 1875 % Us
20, per cent, convertible bonds, 1oI6..... 20 90
10, 800 shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 66 68
New York b Erie, per cent, 1st mort 1867. 20 CT
DO. per ce1t, Sd mortgage 1852. 90 90
Do. per cent, Sd mortgage 1883, assented. 70 70
Do. per cent bonds, 1862, III rs, aasented. 30 IS
DO. shares Gsseutsi., acknowledgements. q ~
Panama Railroad, LIST mort, por sent, 1896. 90 %
DO. "a mortgage. per cent, 1sT2........... % 90
Percsysvaa.a Csatral bonds, LIST mortgage,
6per cert, convertible. .....,..,..,... 81 Is
Do. Cd mortgage, 6 per cent, stering........ 20
10. 700 eharee.. CO %
phlsde!ph.s and Readarg b'ds, per cent 10 rs 30
DO. N9 shases.. ............ ........... 16 20
ioSpon, June Is. 1881
Ccnscis are at sa7s eo>l for money and cox saoi$
Tor account.
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