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Special to the Post:
EuRrHER BY THE GREAT RRITAIN.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 8.
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, in speaking at
dinner at Hartfordshire, reviewed the gen.
eral aspect Of foteign and domestic relations
Italy, he said, had become great nation
he took Mr.. Roebuck's view Of Austria, and
complimented Earl Russell on his conduct Of
the Foreign Department. Sir Edward said
he had long forseen the rupture in America,
and he thought it would tend to happy re-
suits, both for the safety Of Europe and
other reasons. The breaking up Of the
American Republic was not failure Of De-
mocracy. Any other form OF government
would have equally failed in keeping to-
gether sections Of a community so geograph-
ically vast and with interests so antagonistic
to each other.
The issue of notices for the adoption of
uec5hsiz7ssa Iielthee Lancashire Mills was daily
cumst9nees spinners and manufactures were
showing increased confidence to abstain from
pressing their goods on the market until pri-
ces shall have attained a point comuensu-
rate with the rise in the value OF the raw
material
The Times in its city article attributes the
continued decline in the funds to feeling of
disquiet as to the prospects OF the operative
classes in Manchester during the coming win
ter, and the influence which a partial sus-
pension of the cotton trade may have upon
the revenues.
In Lendon the funds continued to droop
under considerable realIzations.
COnsOls declined I on the 25th. The dis
count mOrkst showed increasing ease. The
general rate was per cent, but choice bills
we're done at q Mexican securities con-
tinue buoysnt and advancing, owing to the
contemplated inter yention.
The following is q summary of news sent
out by the City of Washington from Liver
pool, 25th ult:
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the cure o. the diseases Tor which theT a-a reoon
and climate 10y
The Greienberg Vegetable Pills ave bsttsr than
any ether nd Of Pills in the world-price - cenf4
The Grssfenberg Uterine uatholieon is an Juf,lH-
Die remedy Tor al female diseases-price 81 50
- The Uterine CaIhOlicon will aiso cure Gravel
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfold Herald.
h b. KIEGSLEE, Cleveland,
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REGIMENTS OF INDIANS FOR
THE WAR.
GENERAL SHERMAN SUCCEEDS
GENERAL ANDERSON.
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs Mr..
Dale, has returned from his official visit to
the Indian tribes in Kansas and Nebraska
He was received by them with gladness-
They sought every opportunity to express to
him their ftiendliness to the United States
He conversed with the returned Kansas Otii-
GERS who took part in the battle of Spring
field, and who informed him that no separ-
ately organized Indian forces were with the
rebels on that occasion, but that compara-
lively few of the half breeds only were in the
ranks of the enemy.
The efforts of the rebels to array the In
dians against the United States, SO far as the
Commissioner could learn, was attended with
but partial sucUess. The Indians as class
are disposed to be friendly, but those
who are in hostility have been CO.
creed to this course by the rebels. No doubt
is entertained that it ould require no per-
sussion to raise a large IRdian force in Kan
sas and Nebraska 10 operate against those
who may be brought into the field by the re-
bells.
Special to the Post:
Brigadier General Graham has been order
ed to appear before Judge Merrick to day
for contempt of court. 1t is alleged that
be forced a soldier into the ranks after he
had been discharged by the court.
A private OF one of the Pennsylvania Reg
imehts was killed by the accidental discharge
o, musket this morning.
The cavalry and artillery regiments are
marching to Capitol Hill, where they will be
reviewed to-day.
Everything is quiet to-day along the lines
The powerful rain last night made sad
havec in some OF the camps.
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AartEnItMral.

nUBLIN NJ USTARD-WE
have received on consi ignment a verv -,fcs -
ficls Of Mustard, manufactured in Dublin irsIsS5
WecaR recommend Il as being q hrHt.rate a1ficis -
For sale by the heg or otherwise.
ra J'sTAIR &sOE.
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TFLEGRAPHTC.

TELEGRAPHIC.I
Latest Foreign News.
TIE ENGLISH VOICE UPON
THE WAR.
The Treaty Regarding Mexico.
NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH
GEN. BUCKNER ADVANCING
E ? TOWARD THE OHIO.
Supplies Struggled into Rebel
Ports.
REGIMENTS OF INDIANS FOR
THE WAR.
GENERAL SHERMAN SUCCEEDS
GENERAL ANDERSON.
ALL YANKEES TO BE ARRESTED AT
THE SOUTH.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Great Eastern was less damaged than
was at first represented. She will repair at
Milford and resume the service between
Liverpool and New York.
The Times thinks the Emperor of Russia's
letter good and appropriate, and more ac-
ceptable to America than any power, but
obviously the advice will not be taken by a
proud and obstinate people, and more blood
must flow before the counsels of st. Peters,
burgh viii be listened to.
Further correspondence from Russell is
published. In one letter he says he has ne
doubt whatever of the ultimate power of
the Northern and Western States to subiu-
gate the seeded States if they put forth all
their strength.
The London times publishes the terms of q
treaty between England, France and Spain
for immediate intervention in the affairs of
Mexico. There is no intention of waging
territorial war, but the combined naval force
of the three powers will occupy the principal
ports in the Gulf and will sequestrate the
customs and revenue at such ports, retaining
one-halt, and paying the rest to the Mexican
Government. If Mexico sets the allied
powers at defiance an effectual blockade will
be Instantly established.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIAGTOhJ W Oct. o.
As Campbelps battery was returning from
review to-day, some shells in the box Of the
gun carriage on which three cannoneers were
sested, badly injuring them.
Secretary Cameron left this morning for
Pittsburgh, TO thoroughly inspect the can
non foundry there, with a view to promote
increased supply.
According 70 a telegraph from Gen. Ros-
encrans, he will be able to sustain himself
against the combined force Of Floyd and
Lee.
The administration will accord him and
Gen. French all the supplies their position
require.
Eighteen batteries and c, 400 cavalry were
reviewed to-day.
A rebel mail carrier was arrested to-day
in one of the Potomac counties. A large
number Of letters were seized.
Three Of our surgeons, released prieonerE
from Richmond, have arrived here.
The government, which has had the man
agement Of the Washington branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, have restored
/ IL 10 the control of the company.
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Is the edectual remedy for Belaxation, sparmator
rhoea and exhaustion If the System
TRIESEMAR No 2
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FRANCE.

The Constitutional officially announces
that the Washington Government has not
authorized its agents in Europe to make
military engagements, and that officers &C.
cepting service under that Government will
therefore act on their own responsibility.
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s the great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
Tor all impurities o the system, well as secondary
symptoms obTiating ths destructive use Of Mercu
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move TRtESEMNR nos. !, 2 and Are alike de-
void Of taste or SMELL and Of all nauseating quali-
ties. They arc in the torn Of lozenee and nav Iis
on the toilet table without their use being suspected
sold IN SD cases at 50 each, or four 50 cases IA one
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Ba- -Triesemar can also be obtained BY authorize
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GEN. BUCKNER ADVANCING
? TOWARD THR OHIO.
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" = laaz l.L ZION u me pQpulaE
IRIESEMAR No 3

Completely and entirely eradicates an traces
those disorders, for which Oopavia and Cubebs hr
generally been thought an aDtidots, &c the ruin
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the other side7 The rebels Who S"t are sDG6 SO
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Active negotiations are going on between
Paris and Turin, relative to guarantees for
the spiritual independence of the Pope OF
which Rome should become the Capital Of
Italy.
A diplomatid rupture between Italy and
Spain is anticipated if Spain should still re-
fuse to deliver up the Archives of the Nea-
pOlital Consulate.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
London, Sept. 27.-The Times announces
that the illness of the Pope is much more
serious than any heretofore; advices say that
there is much danger OF his life.
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T. b. KINGSLEY, Olsvsland,
f1easn-at aGane - flhsta
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
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Supplies Struggled into Rebel
Ports.
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THE LATEsT NEWS.

The london 7hnes city article Of the evening Of tho iih
saysThc public greatly asonisncd a, tho advance
Of the bank rate, there is scarcely fact known 70
commercial people that any way account for the
movement Az far precedent goes both regards the
stock Of bullion and OF notes. entirely unsup
ported ON the Continent the ratio OF discount per
cent al Frankfort between AZ and por cent and at
Paris and oven New York, per cent The exchange
in China shows an Improvement OF two pcr cent,
consequently no silver viii be sent thoro Tho
bank return tomorrow may supply the
means Of drawing positive deductions. There
arc other favorable symptoms Gold continues 10 be
taken 70 tho Rank further amount Of fl12 900 having
boon carried there to-day, and IL expected 10 NOR
row. m tho open discount market and the Stock Ex-
change there yesterday, and even this morning,
more signs Of diminuton Of pressure than had been
observed for days. Tho Bank Of France s under.
stood during tho pact month 70 have expcrenocda
covory Of nearly G2 600 in their stock Of bullion and
extraordinary reduction IN their discount.
The English funds opened al fractional recovery but
q renewed decline took place the announcement from
The Bank. The stock market continued its upward
course under the influence o. The canoery CIDER
Tos joint stook banks and discount houses, however,
have deferred I'LL (rday) tho question Of
making change In their allowance deposfte A
general decline took place the railway market, from
which ,hsrc we scarcely any recovery
The London Times says tho Bank o. France would have
reduced their rate q dscount yesterday bat for tho
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NEW YORK l.EGIsLATURE.


Mr.. Froso made a majority report by BIZ from VI.
Committee Military Affairs, limiting the tenure Of
Office in the militia, stating that the b reported fs
the consideration Of the Senate or respect for
tho petitioners than from any favorable Judgment
the bill.
The bill amending the Sew York Central Park act was
reported favorably.
The bill TO require contractors in New York TO
be confirmed by the heads Of departments ordered
70 third reading.
An Executive veto OF tho bin 10 extend tho time for
the collection Of taxes oneida county announced
Aspiritod and somewhat spicy debate followed the
the veto u the Governor
Mcssrs. SESSIONS, ILsso>n and LnTas oommentoi
with severity on tho policy Of voioes issued In questons
The Dill passed over the veto by the largo vote OF % to
3-thoso voting - sustain the Governor bong hessrs
Goss, McGraw and Murphy.
miJs INTRODUCED
by Mr.. L,rUs--Relating 10 executions and proceed
Dns against certain Dsovent debtors. The blu " the
same that introduced IN the Assembly BY Mr.. W A.
by Mr. M,NEnnp,To provide for the more certain and
guarded prosecution fvarancy and other petty
IN The Police Courts Of New York city The bin s very
lengthy and entirely remodes the aw in respect %
ByP i. Mumin-A general bin 70 cover cases where
extensive tmo for The collection OF becomes neces
ssry, and TO facilitate The collection Of tases.
Mr. RpfcH reported from tho committee bin 10 pre-.
vent adulteraron in awill milk
BINS 10 incorporate tho German Hospital Of New York
and relative 10 local improvements IN Brooklyn were
passed.
Mr.. HAMMOND introduced a bill 70 incorporate the New
York Cab Company.
Mr.. RAMSEY INTRODUCED bill 10 repeal net for open
| ing street IN New York between and parallel with
Fourth and Fifth avenues from the north enc ~ Forty
second street 70 tho south side OF Eighty xth street.
On question " privilege, Senator IA explained
personal matter between himself and Senator j. hcIed
murphy, growing out Of words spoken by the latter,
which called forth rejonder from him (awronce)
yesterday Mutual explanations hod been MADE and nc
withdrew the words he bad spoken.
rs,yRAi hATTosa
Tho report from tho Committee on Federal Relations
WA then taken up.
Mr. BsroIA spoke IN reply 70 Mr.. Hammond, reading
from editorials IN the Sys Alphabetically edited by
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ARRIVAL OF the CANADIAN.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
CAPITULATION OF GAETA.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &s., II.
PORTLAND, Feb. %, 1867.

PORTLAND, Feb. %, 1861
The Canadian left Liverpool at half past one r. NJ Of
the l4h and Londonderry tho evening Of the 18TH and
arrived here at quarter past this morning. Sho
has 1O5 passengers She reports forenoon Of the I'D,
passed steamship vigo, bound east All well.
London letter in the Paris Aoniteur asserts that
number Of English merchants about to present
address Queen praying that negotiation DO OPEN
cd with France for mutual reduction OF existing arma
ments
Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant.
Tho rumor was revived that Lord John Russell win
shortly accep. peerage and scat in the House Of
Lords.
break out Of the wcavers in Blackburn and vicinity
was considered imminent. The cotton spinners and
manufacturers tho district held large meeting, and
resolved TO resist the dctator demands of the opera
tyes no in their turn maintained their position with
drmncss.
The steamship North Briton from Portland arrived at
Londonderry on the l4th
The steamship Tcutonia, from New York, arrived ut
SOUTHAMPTON 10th
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Brooklyn city News.

F1JRy AcnDrSr.--Ycsterday morning q man named
Hugh NcCarty, in attempting pass between the boat
and the bridge Of the Caharne street ferry badly
crushed. He was taken TO the City Hospital.
Run oysR,-on Wednesday evening, a child Of Gvc
years old, named Frederick Broadback, whose parents
1.-Two nj tho Of Graham avenue and varet street
was run over by wagon belonging 70 William |. Ward
aoap anufacturer. About the sarno tiuo another boy
named Patrick Dcyany about tho age, residing al
No II York street, was in Front street. near
Cold by a wagon driven by j. Bezant, and had LEG
broken Tho boy was attended 70 BY Dr. Ball, Of the
Police force.
Tpr ACCIDENT ON BoARp TIM yao.--An inquest was
held yesterday morning by Coroner Horton the body
OF Martin Carey who e from the trees Of the bark
yigo tho previous day lie died in the Hosplta dur
ing the night. Verdict, "Accidental DEATH
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cept of despatch announcing the step taken by the
Bank Of England.
No absence of demand from China hes reduced the
Mexican dollars received by the lest steamer 70 about
their actual value 10 silver.
Mr. Caneron Grand Master Of the Loyal Orange Asso-
citation Of British America had presented address 70
the Queen from their Grand Lodge expressive Of devoted
loyalty, and representing that tho association under
no legal disability in British North America, therefore
their claim TO be publicly recognized during the progress
OF the Prince OF Wales through Canada ought to have
been admitted by the advisers Of his Royal Hghness
The Conference the affairs ofsyrh assemblies in Paris
about the Goth.
VIENNA, Feb. IA, 1851
Statutes Of organization OF the Provinces are about be-
ing granted the Council Of the Empire 70 consist Of two
Chambers, which viii number $50 members.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols were quoted Thursday at 91zsc. s2c for
money and S2I for account. Money is In brisk demand
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Illinois Central shares, % q 27's discount; Erie
shares, 80; New York Central shares, 72a7A
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA, 1891
CorrNThc sales Of the three days including wednes
day were Il 900 bales Of which 900 were 10 Spectators
and exporters.
James Hewitt & %. say the market rs very dun, and
mddling qualities have declined one-eghth Of penny,
and lower grades one-eghth 10 eqater penny closing
with q downward tendency
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
Tho adyices nom Manchester unfavorabe. AL do
scrptons of goods have slightly declined and the market
was very dull
LIVERPOOL TREADsruFFs MARKET.
Richardson, Spence Co., and Wakefield, Nash Co.,
report -four dull and quotations barely maintained extra
State at 29 29s 3D.. wheat quiet but steady red lis
Cd 1885,; white 12s ID 15s. quiet mixed 35s
Cd; white, 39s. o sos. 3D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Beef quiet pork dull bacon quiet and easier but que
tations unchanged lard dull at 56s $685. 3D. tallow-
quotations barely maintained Butchers Association SIS
3D. 57s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pot ashes steady at 2ss. Sd. 29s pearls steady q
29s 3D. 29s Cd. sugar steady; cotfec dull; rico dun
rosn dull common AZ. I'd. q A. 3d.. spirits twpensne
steady at 3ls
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs firm. Sugar firm. Coffee nrm. Tea very
firm. Rice steady TaIow, oOs Linseed oil, 2ss. I'd.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb Is, 1901.
CrrcN Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of The
week at 80 900 bales of which 900 to spectators
and 5000 to exporters. The market closed very dull
with holders pressing their stocks at decline Of Nd
principally midding and lower grades. The sales Of
Friday were 900 bales including 900 TO spectators
and exporters the market closing with declining ten
dency consequence of the advance Of the bank rate
OF interest TO eight per cent which causes considerably
l surprise and speculation
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REVOLUTION IMPENDING.
Prom the New Orleans picayunc, Feb. 23
by the schooner Dew Drop, which arrived at hs port
this morning from Ruatan Island tho 18th inst, We have
advic.s from Honduras to the 10th. now political
revolution, originating with tho clerical reaconary
party was impending The moving cause OF II was the
late treaty with Great Britain for the surrender Of the
Bay Islands, In which IL stipulated that Honduras
should pay TO tho Mosquito king 1--WE thousand dollars
annually for tho education Of those people in the Protest
ant faith.
several OF tho officers OF the govemmeutamoug them
tho President Guardola-had already been oxcommun
Gated by tho head CT the church at Oomayagu
From Ruatan tborc Is nothing new The English still
hold possession OF IL, but there were indications OF
speedy surrender OF tho Island 10 Honduras, in accord
" III the treaty.
Formal applications bad been made the government
OF Honduras permit the remains Of the late General
Walker to be removed 10 the United States The reply
that the Minister Of tho republic, In Washington had
been fully instructed tho subject, and applications
lbould be made 70 him.