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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
10 AZ WHOM IT NAY iOECgRy, GRERThG.
An Assigned Stock OF Clothing,

TtIdE slbs ih wuyt cal sc .eni)1 Of dcaes Ia Ready
S2ls B1Y aad Meas Cng, - orc Of iha acs' select a.
Cohny lu f'e 1sse.s ttstss Of An f
al a. prices viz Oh, DE var rG 10 irr' .ai iuce pa cha
strs greet 01-l 90 Fa5g1.h theis st0css
u sods us closed ca vi;;1 tie Eex KY dsys Gal
\. sOLCM0g
jsnS-2w ll Na'a 2Fest 81 door below "a D ~. e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

TElo acceptable frnlsaed House. Win nine roens
Il offered ior rent; Il suSed In que, part the city
and pleasant isabo h9 d ccurcnett the churches n
lon Of NE house. Win is paors chambers &C.
Il suitable Tor the occupancy two l.uies
Pcss s,n can be liytn IL, February.
Address box 21T Rich rene. iGli--7v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

WISH 10 employ f = Lihograpil, Prntsrl, {
Ehoa the bet aEd employment will gwen
ID tier graYer either ttetl would
pljyed a.sJ BLARr0N DUSCAN
inquire At Dspi tch Office jAl6-lOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
LARGE SALE or LAND AND PRRIsHABLE

ssoord,nss with The vi" o. Joseph sornent tdeceas
iar not he nat .it i.y i:le.a.1 :: N osIS 81
rsss proceed sell that valuable estate called PLAIN
Land he county H,nov .s sn O s.o nile.
IfSSi ,yI1r,vs 90 the and R.lro.d me
ea 10 any a!ey 10 me fork Of the north and ,Ou,h
o'ei With ence perhaps h.n any d. q the s.ms
lie In the surrounding country The supplied With
uorsb ore with four passage on the arst floor
Toe spple and Peach richards the hborhood and
2OOo 10 1000 bushe 500 barre Two hun
red and ninety tuhe Of whe, hye been seeded the
~ Eh the purchaser take by paying
hea; and the labor Of seeding Such opportunity
nd profitable investment seldom tnrsd The situation
Immediately land ". will sell all Of the per.
habs estate viz Household and kitchen furniture large
mules and horses hsen In number yssng large
nda hae order veil spted 70 var Also nne
,1ru blade fodder, shueks straw ic all farming
dement's generally used on such farm, wheat dr buggy and
TERMS Tor the land, ouehrd cash. balance
luA insIanenis pysbls IN ana sysar, VII. ntere. nom
the md A to the perish able ali Of twenty dol
beer Gate P aoe pSne.a.y p.
Any person Wishing to view the farm be tie Day ofsae viii
le shown IL by }. W. Normeli, now llviog the farm
Sale to be conducted By W. W. MlIoSr. E,q AuetOneer
i,,s-ect. s - w s n IN, NTsr FnrOn.
sTh,,a'e Of the above land postponed to wEosE'DAY.
he 9Th INST jaiO-d
S1RUsTgE,s sALE OF LAND ON YORK My-
ER-on SATURDAY the lat day OF March next. shall sell,
FORK county, Virginia dsaH, Ave miles froG Williamsburg,
,reriy called "Ripcn Hail." and known "Blg err"
This land eonvtyet 70 in The payment
teertsin mentioned In the deed by James BEitr and
e then and the state OF New York. by eeed recorded
Coat and dated the 22d day Of June 1881 The
contains about 200 Aeret there upon The hvers
dgs large steam mill Also, many handsome residences
nd other building, situated the river There ave
undred Of cleared land wharf extends /, channel Of 10
water.
The title believed b, unquestIonabe. but SHALL trustee,
onyey 10 the purchaser such title IL vested In
About tsoussnd dollars win be required 10 cash. 70 the
snainder the terms vii Re made kaovn on The day ofsae
de7i-ctIs ko SlUNbERs. Tru,see
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
TOBACCO RROREIe

TIVE subscr o his services purchA1e Tobacco
ersge his long exPeie &c IN the ade will ENABLE him to
lec ldc ousy, qualities suitable Hh pplng
re sale. ParoGag. respectfully solicited.
jan2l-6l Jso JOE T.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES AkHhkn
lONHa rave united In practice Of the Law nehnenau
gse Federal Courts and Court Of ApPsas.
o. and HsnIiso.
s2ls-sAtd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rglo the oommandans Military Eaeimpmer, Of virginia
J. the Confsd .rats States service me SeerssrI Of tn
the vote iot Rlng Eeiecag the Constitution
yFnia o0;s q WI pese make S To ss
be posi each andts past oae to waea they should be d.
~ " Vs. - GEORGE W MUEPORD
ja23-clW seore arg ofthe Commonwealth.
nILS.OJLS!!-we are receiving th, moruing Tanreri
OF Of iaiitss AEo Machinery Oils Of which
is Q, sur erOr qaaiEy ana at low prices; sroxr, .co
recovering value Of slaves taSea and o.her properly
destroyed, by the in Eastern virginia They vii give
&C. apply DOL ofAs. X. M.LLoET, "A YOk'eEn Or 70 RIO
a0T4aU :, ,s9s Gis :sso1 county, II" the JON o.
''''''0'' anu A'''' O-' c.iSsLEs MALLORY,
oel6-u 70. L. MONTAGUE
CATHOLIC PRAYER HOOK ". AANDoI Pa
Dsvotons for Christ ans Publ win spprObaon Ofhe
m Rev ncG Bishop of Richmond Price 20 cts or 30 sea
BY mat
TTARDEs, COMPLETE, sI,5O.-J ". RAN
IL poLPB, si Main ct h-, pgbhh5d haatsOIae PoSHa
Tseies price only si0 WIN be ready 10Th Jnnuuy the .ms
Book, with all the pIste'; Price So G.
NrOTICF-From and after tails date. and I'M
~ III further notice, our sales VIII DC
rh5s sdtbd 70 US fr purchases during the past year ""
P.i,s ss ,f '''''0 ''' joins GORDON SON
EN CASES myrH a. 60 g, nod other brands
| ~ lbHmra@ne - inc, NErsnted puie
100 cas- : Oh si1uatala ESe WHISKY In a. noiI-s
100 bs BuncGrdner Rocib ilgs ye WHISKY very olo
and Gns
| o5gresT Baber'5 .ln'um bttss
20 Ssrdin.s
5000 lbs dan eet Nails
800 lbs CleV1ng iohaoco
10OD baleI q over snd Timoihy Hsy
| Cora, Bran. prov stu5, ship s,zh
C.eea snd v ack Teas
Hlbb IT'S Porter
Bnoking lobaeco a,
Ard general soriraert best sry groceries on the
| =, r.ss5nahe terms RAE DABNtY,
| Isos Oar Broad and nh streets
| NOTICE 70 COUNTRY DERCHANTs ana
~ Others savhy Bakers gmlun Botts'-i sh pay -
rer ssn fer hem delivered "a Richmond a. heHft ne
~ ru co = sb3ve ;h st 1aice snd AZ '" row
err New Dfu tara c,rnsr ali ,ve Charles Ho e or Ct ny
iSSs ''' va 1900 = BAKER, Proprietor
! z EAGS PErPrR,
W Do. AILsPtcE,
leo LIS. MACE,
4 50hgL iAkn,
| 61Bxs Gro PEPPrR,
| 10 hlm's Del sbrAted CHAMPAGNE
iaVs S'SAA'' IN ''''' -- oHks. T. woRTRAM Aco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

pcrrous having claims sgan the estate OF the ae T.
Ram deceased ere requ Prtfeat the same duly Au
thentrEied, by or before III 20 y rGny next
iaql-2g ADOLPHUs J. KAHN, tKecutor
GH8sPR cApgNG.-JW RANDULPH,l9l AsntreeL
has several thousand vumsS nov and SEQ dnand Vhn
IN nents OF Literature ~hch are fhe:ed ~ ha
pice sa readable volleI viii be seat -hen iorW
ed typ railroad the freight will be Soc or 81 more Tor
81 70 jNn9l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

S.O - REWARD.-A negro named, Gilbert. age b..
- D tween - and % yearshs color is black, vhker
unde' The chu; shout SIX feet high. black hair his clou
!ug Is blstk coat, aud plsd sunmer pants bought rim
Dickinson Hil Auction room last Tuesday. lie broush
here gentleman naned Dr. Thomas Neal Of Hartford Go
Hlrta Cafollnse ny premises Saturday afternoon b.
tween Erd hrcs o'clock.
fwl rlvr TO- reward for Lin secured In any Ili ft
tia. J car 60 him. A. MYERS
8 30 ne 65 Hsll gtrret. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. SO-Informstlon has been Iecsiv.
% from parties direo: from Manassas that the rebel
foxes have evacuated that point falling back to posi-
ton further South The object Of this is sup
posed TO De TO counteraes Gppehended movement Of
our troops from the seAbolrd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

INFANT The undersigned wishes 70 hire good wood
~ Gates a-d ora-c1a 5-Eucr short distance froC
city Persons having lnd1 % this description vi please ap
piyto TliOA Il. HYNNE
dei8-H nj r. AMI p Il. r. oflse.
AGaRDNER WAN FED.
NZTANTEn, good Gard e. Who honest ard capable
w jagi0 apsy . DOVE q co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03
FROM 81. LOUIS.

6I. LOUIS NOV 2.
Advces from the army in Southeast Missouri,
state that after the recent success Of our forces
at Pittman's Ferry, ColOnels Lazar and Dewey
with their forces combined, pushed on as far as
Ballinger Mills, five miles from POcahOntas,
where they fought Burbridge, completely rout-
ing his forces and capturing large number OF
prisoners, including many rebel officers.
Later dispatch from Lazar, dated 3lst ult., says
he captured and dispersed 200 Of Boone5 com
mRnd.
General Fremont was presented last night hy
the Germans Of st. Louis and vicinity with a
magnificent sword, which was long since pur-
chased for this purpose. About n year ago a
dime subscription was started among the Ger
mans to raise a suitable amount for a testimonial
A thousand dollars was speedily collected, and
the sword ordered from htiany, New York.
The weapon was asupeuOT one, the blade Of
the finest steet, with a gold scabbard. Fre-
monts recent arrival here afforded the wished
for opportunity and last evening was chosen for
the demonstration, commencing with torch
light procession. The multitude gathered to-
getheT was very large, and the enthusiasm un-
bounded. About l5uOD people were present, and
it was one ofthe grandest demonstrations Of the
kind our city ever Witnessed A sash Of
white satin, having upon il the bust Of Fremont,
was also presented by the ladies'.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03
FROM MISSOURI.
HEADQUARTERS, MANSFIELD, No,
October 22d

HEADQUARTERS, MANSFIELD, Mo,
October 22d.
To Major General Curtis-I have the
honor to report that on the evening Of the
Doth, received information Of party Of
rebels moving towards a point eight
miles east Of this place, and en- route to
Join the rebel forcee in the southwest. l
Immediately took 105 men Of the 10th
Cavalry and started at P. N. to intercept
them, came on their pickets about half
past o'clock, drove them in, and attacked
their main force, about 200 strong, killing
four, wounding many, capturing twenty
seven prisoners, amongst them one CAP
tain, who informs me that Colonel Dorsy
was in command; also captured number
of horses saddles, shot-guns, muskets, and
rifles. My loss was one killed and one
wounded. This party was organized by
Rucker and Hughes, who sign themselves
Majors in the Confederate army. They
scattered in every direction through noun
tains, a large portion returning in the
same direction they came, but they were
so completely surprised that they never
tried to collect together again. The
largest trail could find in one party was
ten, followed it for ten miles next day,
when they likewise scattered in every di-
rection, and ordered Captain McMahon's s
Company to gather them in. They are
completely disorganized.
am, General, very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
(Signed) JAMES STUART,
Lieut.. Col. 10th Illinois Cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

NEW NOKR, Nov 2
The Hcralds Wheatlund, Va, correspondent
says that the rebels have a large force between
Smokers Gap and PhilOmOnt, on the west side
Of the BFHe Ridge
A PurcelviIle dispatch says there il a large
rebel force in the Shenandoah Valley, just be-
yOnd the Gap
A large body Of rebel cavalry were seen pass
ing TO Alde. CannOnading was heard and shells
were seen to explode in that direction.
IL is supposed that Bayard's and Stuart's cav
airy we're engaged as Stuart passed through the
Gap the day previous, with several thousand
cavalry and four pieces Of artillery, and en-
camped at Union, and yesterday passed down
the valley.
The rebels in force are IN the vicinity Of Berry
vile, and appear determined to hold Smokers
Gap while their army operates IN the valley.
A Philmont dispatch to the Herald says the
rebel cavalry have been driven out Of there.
Rebels are in force at Upperyille.
A Frederick dispatch TO the Herald say seces-
sOnists there say the rebel force from Western
Virginia have joined Lee, and been added 20
Jackson's division
After the next general engagement peace pro-
positions will come from Richmond
Port Royal dates to the Goth state that two
British rebel steamers, Anglea and Scotia, have
been captured. The vessels and cargo are val
ued at one million dollars.
The British rebel steamer Mimic, was run
ashore and destroyed.
Il was reported at Port Royal that a rebel ram
was coming down the river nom Savannah.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03
NKw YoRK MARKET.-Nov. 1

TELEGRAPu.l
RLOUR-Market continues heavy ana INSERTED
and prices have again declined ec per DBL maj Aet
Sales or bbls at 6sa5 IS for superne state;
s5 g16,2D tor extra state, al the latter price ior
choice; 55,65g5,75 for suprrnne western s6'1g6'55
for common to medium extra western So,'2eo,o9
Tor common to good shipping brands extra round
hoOped ONO 86, 90sLS .25 Tor trade BRANDS. .,
CANADA ELOUH-Market 100 lower Win
Sales 800 bbis at 81, 6,oOa6l5 for common and s6,2O@
e. for good 10 choice extra. -.
RYE FLUUR-AArNej steady al s2'UA9S6'oo.
CORN MEAL Market steady, with small sales
A' WHIssK VIII Y%Msrket without decided change.
Sales of so bbls at S7GS7'Fc, nearly all al inside
WHEAT-Market Ic lower with moderate ex
SALES Of 1850 bush Chicago spring at sl,ls@sl 2
amber Iowa At sl,ZsGSl3li S2Sn bush SmDeE mes Ied
western at 81 3GSi 3i 3i,OOJ bush amber hie9igsn %
and 5000 choice amber State at sl,4l.
RHE-Market quiet and firm at about previous
BARLEY Market scarce and very firm. Sales
Of ,OOO bushels state four rowed at s., 90
Sales Of 90 bush at 72g74c for shipping mixed
western, including one cargo very choice at l5c de-
livered; 6G7lc tor eastern 6UG66 Tor damaged and
TSltsOc for white western.
JATS-Market firm with fair business doing.
Sales at 5616lc Tor OOmmcn TO prime new and old.
PORK K-Market opened steady, closed shade easier
sales of l,4l6 bbs. at 1890 mess; SlZ-5O 9lS,UO
and old November lst, Isl ,6sg bbls same date last
month, l6O,739 bbls. Same date last year 5Z'O2Z
bbls.
BEEF-Market rules quiet. Sales of 100 bbls.
s. OOalOT5 for country mess; s5,5OGS 90 country
prime sI29lS,75 Tepaeked mess, and Sls'Ssgl4,OO
Tor extra mess Total stock new and old, Noyem-
Der lst, 1872 bbls Same date last month 1885, last
year g,OU bbls.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and ncmi-
BEEF HAMS-Market easier. Sales 800 bbls.
choice western at sl7,jJ.
CUT lEATS-Market dull at 456c for shoulders
and 75fc for hams
BACON NSIDES-Msrket moderately active. Sales
500 boxes Cumberland cut middles on private terms.
L.AHD-MaTket a shade easier. sales 100 bbls
at 9AlOAc the latter an extreme price, 3OJ kegs at
lie.
BUTTER - Market l5d2Oo for Ohio and Penn
sylvania, and 2ggt4c Tor state.
CHEksE-Market firm and in fair demand at SO
lie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03
FnRRIGN ARRIVAL.

HALIFAX, Nov. l.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool
18th, via Queenstown 10Th ult., arrived
here this morning.
Her dates are three days later than
those by the Edinburg.
The Scotia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th.
It was reported that two Confederate
privateers we're in the Mediterranean, and
that they had already destroyed a dozen
Federal vessels. 1t was said that SHINES
commanded one Of them.
The English newspapers advise nothing
new in American affairs. Some of them
continue to call for the recognition Of the
Southern Confederacy.
There were further rumors Of changes
in the French Cabinet 1t was reported
that FOuld and Perrigny had both tender
ed their designations.
Breadstuffs were dull and irregular with
downward tendency.
Provisions still declining.
5Consols closed on Friday at 9S2 for
money.
The story about the two rebel priva-
teers is from the London Daily News.
The Spezzia correspondence is probably
only another version Of the statement al
ready published of the destruction of
Whslers.
A large Garibaldi meeting had been held
in London. Among the resolutions was
one protesting against the continued oe-
cupation of Rome by the French troops.
The changes in the French ministry are
construed as unfavorable to the cause Of
Italian unity.
Marshal Canrobert is appointed COM
mander of the Military Division of Lyons,
and the Duke of Magenta commander Of
Nantes.
There are vague rumors from Rome that
Cardinal Antonelli and Monster Merode
had rendered their designations. The re-
| port said that Prince La Tour d dAuvergue
was TO be the new French Minister to
Rome.
Breadstufs quiet and irregular, with
slight downward tendency.
! Provisions fat.
Consols closed on Saturday at s5s(Ss54.
The London Daily News briefly points
to the desperation and barbarism Of the
slave drivers, as exhibited in the proceed
ings of the rebel Congress.
The London Herald reVerts to the speech
of Sir c. G. Lewis, and says the time has
arrived for the recognition Of the South,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

ARRksT OF A PROBABLE COUNTKRFEITER.
Some four weeks ago, package Of money
came to the American Express Office in this
city, directed to a Mrs. Didrick. Shortly
after lady claiming to be Mrs. Didrick,
called at tse Express Office for the package.
She was told that she must bring response
BILE voucher to prove that she was the one for
whom the package was intended, before she
could have it delivered to her. She went
away but never returned again. The pack
age remained at the Express Office, and by
some accident got broken open, when it was
discovered that it contained s., 900 in cOun-
terfeit notes on the Bank of Clifton, Canada,
besides $50 in good money. On Saturdays
man calling himself G. D. BulIen, of Detroit,
came to the American Express Office and call
ed for the package above described. He was
accompanied by the proprietor of the City
Hotel to youch for him. It is proper to say
that this Mr.. Bullen was unknown to the
hotel keeper, save as one who had been at his
house considerable, and had always appeared
as an honest gentleman. He came to the
City Hotel on the 2nd Of September last,
and remained there until after the State Fair,
conducting himself, to all appearances, in
perfectly proper and legitimate manner. He
left the hotel after the Fair, and was not seen
again until Saturday last, when he came
there and meeting Mr.. BrockBay, the pro
prietor, asked him as favor, to go to the
Express Office and identify him as Mr.. Bull
en-. Mr.. Brockway, Of course, eI-
pressed his willingness to do so,
having no suspicious with regard to
the character Of his former guest.
The men at the Express Office, thinking there
might be a possible connection between Mr..
Bullen and the package of counterfeit
money, which would be Of value to the PO-
lice, declined to let him have it, although he
said he could show certificate that he was
the one who sent the package. He then
went away. Information was conveyed to
detective McKinstry, who it appears had
been on the track Of the affair for several
days, who advised the officers of the Express
Office to deliver the package to the man,
AAV"AnB ne CeuA0 " HUN A4olo Aoaullg oOH-
yicted as a eounterfeiter if arrested with the
counterfeit money in his possession. It ap-
pears, however, that Marshal Gallagher had
also been tracking out the matter, and ne
obtaining description of the man after he
had called at the Express Office, searched
him out and arrested him Saturday night,
somewhere in the lower part of the city.
/ Whether he can be convicted of anything.
under existing circumstances, (he had not the
money in his possession,) remains to be seen.
He is in prison, and will probably have an
examination before Acting Police Judge Hes
senmueller this morning. There is some
rOgusry in the matter, and We hope Marsha
Gallagher will be able to sift it out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

HOUSE FUBEIsHIss ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment OfW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment OF goods in the above line atredueed
prices, comprising China, CrOckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tsnnia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerstors
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
Lnorders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
" executed by experienced Workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03
FROM BnsTON.

BOSTON, nov 2
The brig Baron DeCastine just arrived, reports
that on the 29th, ult, latitude %, longitude 90,
was captured by the British pirate Alabama.
Captain Semmes agreed 70 Hberate the vessel for
a bond Of 5000, payable to the President ofthe
Confederate States thirty days after peace Is de-
clared The Cuptliuwas also obliged to take the
crews OF several vessels previously captured,
which he did, and landed them at the nearest
port Among other vessels captured by Captain
Semmes, was the ship Tonawanda, from Phila-
delphia TO Liverpool with passengers.
After OBTAINING her i've days he released or
upon SsO,OO0 bonds. Most OF the vessels cap
tured are burned and the crew put in irons. A
captured Captain was informed by Lieutenant
and several petty officers Of the Alabama, that
their next destination was New York, as they
meant to throw few shells into that city. He
represents the Alabama as a very formidable
boat, but doubts its being as fast as reported.
Two large pivot guns were being mounted.
The Captain ofthe ship Lafayette reports when
he met Semmes he showed Semmes his British
Consular's certificate, and remarked, he suppOs-
ed that it was sufficient protection. Semmes re-
piled, New Workers are getting smart, but II
won't save you. Its damned hAtchedup moss
and ordered the ship burned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

The CesarWitch race was won by Har-
lington- Umpire was fourth in the race.
The Paris Bourse on the 14th was ex-
cited and declined per cent. Closed dull
at l0f. SOC.
A Bourbon conspiracy was discovered in
Naples.
The Italian Budget shows high deficit
but slight improvement on last year.
The Prussian Chamber Of Deputies has
declared the vote of the Upper House on
the budget null and void, and the resolu.
tion of the Committee on the budget was
adopted. The session was then closed by
a speech from the throne, delivered by the
President of the Ministry, in which the
Government declared its intention to carry
out the budget as originally laid before the
House. This is regarded as a virtual
coup detGt and most serious invasion of
Constitutional liberty.
COMMERCIAL. - Richardson, Spence,
Wakefield, Nash, Bigelow s. Co., report
-four dull and Cd lower Small sales at
24s928s. Wheat freely offered and rath-
er favorably to buyers. Red was 9s(G los,
southern lOs61Os 4d, white western los
Gy11s 3dGl2s Sd. Indian corn quiet but
SJedu y-lutAeu A'S OuNd5 ZJ5 Ju-
Beef and pork continue dull and neg
lected Bacon dull and shade easier
Lard dull. Tallow steady and little
frmer, 46s@47s Sd.
London market, breadstuffs dull and
lower. Fine foreign wheat about Is per
quarter cheaper
Sugar quiet and coffee firm. Rice firm
er. TslloW quiet at late rates.
--latest via Queenstown .)-LIvERPooL
Oct. 16.-Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions inactive
ThOuvenal, the French Foreign Minister,
has resigned. Dronyen De Hays is his
successor.
Sir G. C. Lewis, the English War Minis;
ter, has been speaking against the reeog-
milton Of Southern independence, which he
says is not accomplished yet
East Hardwick endorsed Gladstone's
viauva