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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

FNr OLD BOURBON AND MoNoKaAHELA WHIs-
KYS'-Jast received large consignment Of
hneSld MonoDgabela and Bourbon Whiskys,
aIso,ll kinds of Wines and L'ouo,s. al whole.
sale and retail, the trade supplied on liberal
term by 's rleifi al ALT
LACELLE ROSS & CO.,
stfll .Hes.tI AZ. ooIv 80, ~O't
.1lraH f3 No' 80 South f1Igh street.
.1i. set S-lmd&w-s "3 hs'7ts ~ i9d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
S--T-186O-X.

few bottles Of Plantation Biuers
VIII care Nervous Headache.
Gold Extremities and gsvsrish Lips.
Sour stomach and Petid Breath.
Flstulency and Indigestion.
Va Nervous Affections
Z" Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
u Pain over the Eyes.
= Mental Dependency.
FIoatrationj Great " eakress,
sallow Complexion Weak Bowels, eic.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

Doors open att. Concert TO commence at IN O'Clock.
TICKETS, 2b GENTS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

IN which occasion they will INTRODUCES Of the most
Popular Music OF the day. A rich treat
may be expected.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

infnrmaiioa which may be of service TO you. On the
ioA~ side every bAe by the CoDlede
f~ie cavalry AZ me from the arkansas lire. Not
nis have they destroyed the they bnrnt
~ 81 the xtn boa ses aud cribs Probably three
fssrh- 81 the have gone the eteras and
tse remainder have been on 10 Texas by the own
~ fhe a~cti'nx houses have also been burnt, and
sothing o. bc secn all Along but dcsoalion. The em.
asnkments have aisc been Gu, places, and
~'re the tc erase they could raise IN
tsistsns unt they we're repaired. ou the Mssss phi
sdr the ootn has also been burnt down Vicks
hwg; 0etween Nicksburg and Nschez there probably
haDd ei thousand bales Of cotton the aiaerent
Plantations and the United States forces occapy both
fisec- thel will make Efforts to tins. have my
gbtg they do this. fbe Confederate cavalry are
H throughout the coantry they will burn all they eau
afruia ps hoiSers AZ tn hrds England haus
"a fov ther -.oaeg. Even IN the sugar region.
where The planters entered into t. pay
their negros, there nothing ioine. Tho helcs
have than cane, aud tho planters Informed
that they get work out or the negroes and
the authorities forbid the the LASH they
have lost Al c, ntr0i them. ! probability OF u
termination ~ the war One tainats csriain te S'ah
yresr,efstly Il. expect 10 be 10 Msnchesier N
flct0bef. Yours respectfully JAMES STEWART.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
Oreanizat att0n-isr iExtent-yOpu-
lmtiOn-Miittary Strength ana Ruicrs
Ir.sAx


ation-isrrisor Extent-Yopu-
IMsiOn-Miittary Strength and Ruiers
or the Federal Union.
Irrom Galignani's Messenger, Sent. 8.
Al time when the eyes OF all political men arc liked
the Congress OF Princes now assembled ut frankor
for The purpose reforming the federal constitution Of
Germany ,tthe following accurate list Of tho German
States together with their population and military con
tgent and that OF the now regnng sovereisns, Is not
without interest -
The number Of tho sovereign States which form tho
German Con ederaton (Dcttsccr Bwnd Is now thirty
ve free towns included The original number OF
thirty having been reduced by tho extinction, with
iasue the duca line OF SAKE Gotha Aiten0urg ~
1875 wose possessions divided between the Dukes
of Coburg and Hiidburghansen) and OF the dc line OF
hnhat Koethen In 1S47 (now united 10 enc ducny
aith Anhalt ncssau). and by the abdicstioa Of
the Princes Of Hchenzoilern Hochingen and os
heir statos the King OF Prussia moro sovc
reign princes The vc States of the ConederAtion
include empire Ave Kingdoms, sevon grand dachee,
electorate eight duchies, eight nrn
cipaiitios, and four free towns, wiz
According to the census OF december 81 1867 the
wing given the population OF Austria, the pro-
ynces belonging 10 the Confederation bong-The arch
hia (arniola and Sesia the kingdom Of Bohemia tho
,argravate OF Moravi the county cf Tyro and Vorar
burg tho city and territory Of Trieste tho d'srict OF
orzia orts) Part OF the district Il lstra and tho
dachies OF Auschwitz and Zator, parts OF Gacia-
l2.Sla, ,283 sfft ,,p -.8 r4 f
.. According to the census OF December s. 1861 the
population Of Pruss (ncudDg the provinces OF Pome
rana, Silesia Brandenburg Saxony, Weshala and tho
henish provinces. together with the prpcpay of Ho
rom OIdcnbnrg Tor the purpose or maritime establish
4, ,uwoo1 A
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
P.r.onnlln,riI,xence.

Captain Moscs G. Greea, Of the Fifteenth regular
fntry who has been obliged resign his position in
consequence of most untoward accident, permanently
ircapacitstng him for duty, of the most pro-
usisg aoders In General Grants army Hc was COM
mensed for repeated gallant services at the siege Of
vcksbure and leaves scrvics refusing 10 be placed
upon tho retired list.
The poem upon which Alfred B. Street, fsq.
state Librarian. Is engaged. Is narrative one. and will
OF thousand lines founded upon the supposed
adventures cf Ia so the discovery Of the MISSISSIPPI
pi II IL understccd to he most elegant and schoary
effort. and n nearly flushed.
Thomas Bailey, OF California; John g. Biatchford OF
Boston; W. Graham. OF tho United states Army A. L.
Oliver, OF CINCINNATI q. Adams, OF Hye; Rogers Of
Hartford and = Fulton, OF Phladc phia are stopping
at tho Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. J. z. Hale, Of Dover, N. IT,: q. NJ Grier, er Go
shen: Dr. Hcrrick. OF Albany John Sryker OF Rome W
a. Weed. of albany. tapain q. NJ Gnis sf washinet'n
Mr.. and MRS. warnes. of Albany; IT, Kellogg, a. New
Haven Captain ". r. Durfe. OF senrcton, ana Gcnera
Fz H. Warren, OF the United states Army, stopping
At the Astor Horse
NJ Meyerbccs has arrived IN Paris en- rosiesor DenrS
FOR the henent cf his heah whch NJ, towers o music vii
rej,,ce To learn s 50 much improved as 10 promise
speedy and complete restoration
Americans registered at GuIss American Agency No
IT Charlotte street Bcdford ns~c london, rnelaad fol
weeks ending Sept l2 ls8s:- rhomag Hncomb, ela
ware; Henry A. Ward, ioches,'r, y. " lohn cowan
rsreor Ne; n = bcvnss rfcvsence. Y. l.; Josenh i
WRIGHT Indianapolis W u Baxter. Portland, Ne: charle.
L. Flint, i,oson, Mas. Oliver Hoyt, New Yo KEEP Wood
and lady, Albany, N. ". James Oldham. p. u. Clarke
Baltimore, Nd Nashin atom lsffersca, litshurg Ia
Colonel Sharrer Eenucky I'd. II. rar or and WE ~
Francisco. A. g. Yates and vie, ryracisc y r.: :, I;
Lopt.ck. New York =. X. Fdgcrton. the .sses idscr
ton r. Wayne, ludlana: y. CoI'ps, New York: &. w
Baldwin, Mrs f.sight foster, Mr. Foster Na-'chus az
Israel H. Fie san Frsuri.cc Jrmes A. smith and lad y
Miss Andrews New York g.. Harris. Jacob '. lrain6r
Michigan James T.. Andrews. New or cans Thomas Ne
rick o I. r lowe, California y l., Aofra'n y '"Hls
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

-Wnoat Ma massive aud Unsettled IN the sbsenee %
sapplcs Of dssrshe ,s sEcat The days sales smbrsc
Western. ~ rs ~ % fhe hitter superior ncw) for
.mssr s Western q - az, s2 Coo RED 10 wi..er
sls T., sf' y %. .. z S e. -. .s ns's, s:.,
u prices wss upward ne days ssles smoun,ed %
2si 600 tshsss slr s4c cloeirs si s2sa ssr 'or
ssd .ss $40 s So ros ..ss sas saa ss yss1
oaa were ls's aclvs We ouote Canada Al ese. Tss
nea Inactive a Soc. 81 Rarisy malt a. 81 81 81 q.
harley STEADY &c ~ 81 20 WITH saes c ooco sdshsls
,S SS, ,.. vas ssa nay and x.s y 70 r.ssr o.s dsssa
and lso bss RE from sscoad hands. within ranss
and ID 2loo bass - Inm.nso osp wsqcoss java, sis.
Msracaibo 900 aaxc.; Rio ossmcs 70 prime. q 20
.ish isr 70 sooA osrsoss At sos SOC, aod 81 D.
su ceTps wa was n Ss a.m.na :, tu r.,c. -,,S ~. :,
/ 90 ssss, kossiy Il isc. Tor midd,ns.
FHrm Thsre hes besn unnss activity IN this lins with
q = Ss. and busch Do q ~ 10; currAsss ~ l4xe.
HSc; =. ~ssJs,.xy ~
changes 10 rss. * ,s,pss ssrs .s "sss .s s"y as
hbls nooy q L. o. y y 900 bushels wheat a a.
90 sS. Ss s,ss,' co. g. s,. y
acc Glasgow .. kosFdsk 70 Loudss there Syrs ssfss
,sl,'Ss @ a'sF. ss:,s s Ia 2 D''r''''' " ''' !"
HAT IVES m active request q ESQ Il os cor nss Sa.s
Hrs were quiet owing N the high prices cA'h'ed ~
Bors wore in demand at soe 2sc. for yesrI'sss sss
LATmrs were IN fair demand At 81 70 for Eastern per
thousand
LsanHa "A good isqury prevailed for sc's At risns
prices stocks aaits moderate, particularly hs uoss
desirable weights.
. ,Ss Bsss.a' "'' '.'s'' ana ''''''' -
MotAsE NJ n moderate rsqusss Win sasss rsrcrssd.
partly a sucsu, Il so sSy Nov 6rssns :. $50: A2s
lao Hhds Ensk inland. pAt d ssc; and ITO hhds cabs
Ola ~ss, /. modsrsss request ~ generally uns,.r.S
psioss.
at the reduced prices sals wVvs msds Of 20 bbs
s,s "a y . .. g, sss isr 10 s pr". re-: w.:
sss.Sv. via sass Of aIc sbI q s n, for extra ana
N "a aiS 30 for plain @ess Lard was depressed win
49, ~ 80 usoks1s q lokc. foFc ct nsan wers
rnsrsl - Il ace g. fog shouldss snd $40 aeke
sns nsse Hncoc was In demand st o.. Gehc, Butlsr
- ss6ts 6Ssiy Il no. asc fof seAfI ard $50 3oe
n, feSo Chsscs oontanued ID demand Al loo isxc
1sT-TSSFS Wsrs 100 bap Eass lnAlA cold q sts
ys<S nsrpsS uoss scsavs, bsl oShsvtas uscSsnreA
ss wsss 40 esm and The pesasspAi hinas 10 fair
MUass wses Ssady. visA ucAsyts susissss partly
,isxe ~ Esw ovssass, ~ la ttks. rSr ouba, ssts
- ss.S 81 49,, s.S t - = :. ~ ~ - ,,..,,v
fAyxsv.-Sssa q ASos ~ vsss nnads stoxe.
Ssuxv! s,s IN Tex ss.saA, vssA sas9 = ~ ~. =
37ko $50,
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

The federal for.rcsses arc Landau (B.vara), LuSem
burg Mayence tHcsse larmstad, Rastadt tfdcn), and
Tim (wurtemberg) The federal garrisons are
W sioalows-IApdau, in peace time by BavNia TO which
Srs added 10 war time he oontasents Of tho two sehsarz
burg the two Reuss fechtenstein, and Pruss (s sue
cesscr 70 the two ohenzolerp), xemburg, BY kTFsls
nd taxYaa3ggg, and, sr6 these *sr ii bt T.ldssk
and the two Lpbo Maysncc in peace lime BY Austria,
war the contngeus 1T saxe wema the three docDes o
Sars sSs two We" Aghs sad Hssss IIc%9g Rs.fd; bob
ulm, both In peace and war BY Austria, Bavaria and
Wartemburg. The military governors Of Laudais,
Ixemourk Rasiad and Uim are respectively Bevaran
irussian, Badish and Wurtemberelan general while
the Roverncrship OF Asyence 10 occupied In turn by
Austrian and and Prussan general for the tenn cf 6ve
years from the end Of October 1891 20 tho end OF Octo
bcr, 1859, tho governor Prince william OF Prussia
now regn'ng king when he was succcedcd by the Aus
March, 1852 and was sacceeded by Archduks william for
the period until the end OF October 1894 since sss there
also federal garrison In Frankfort composed OF Aus
trans Sussans, Bsvaraps and the Frankfort battalion
Of line. - seo..a.g 0#f b rtnhfr. h.rttag
The thirty soyercgns Of the Confederation, ordered
f.-wnlism l. King Of wurtemburg born on the 9Th
sept sl, rsprcssnlsd a. the Frankfort rursientas by
rI.os ss HSs
s-IIeSry IxyI.. Prince Of Reus schleiz, born Goth
s,,Gunhsr Prince Of schw~babars Rudols,sd,, born
G-ieopad, Doke Of Anhsl, .,essaa.Ke born Is,
0ct 1884, represented By his SON. the Hereditary Prince
Frederick born 18th April. 1881.
6-Wiiliam King Of pru sM, born 22d March, 1791
Not present. .
I-nsrnard, Duke Of axesisinlnseu, born lT,h Dec,
s-.aan.het. Prince Of schwarzburr soudsrsb...,u.
born 2<th SepA ,1s01. 88 s.l =
9-John, King q saxony. born December u, 1901.
Ic.mtrcderck william l., Eector OF Hose. born Au.
ll--Acxandcr, Duke Of Anhals Bsrub,rr. born March
2lso5. Excused Cor illness. zoo. Regent the Duchess
reaepsa rr,ncess Of Holsten sonderburs Glucksburs
l2-wllliam, Duks q brunswick, April Is, 1909.
- Louis III. Grand Duke OF Hesse, Juno O. 1905
1-Trederck VII, King Of Denmark, puks a gcl
stein and fAuenbcrg, born October O. Isos Nos pre-.
,.le.-MaximIlian n, King Of Bavaria, November "a,
iowiliam Irr.. King Of the Netherlands Grand pots
of Inxemburg, born February TO- 1917 Represented by
hh brother Prince Henry, Governor of Iuxsmbure born
I1.-Adoiphus, Duke Of Nassau, born July u. IN,
M-Adolphus, Prince OF schaumburg Iipps, born Au.
ieaErnss, n, Duke Of sars cOburs oo.s., born ,uu.
2O.-cha,les alexander, Grand Duke Of Sane wemsr,
2i-Georgc V. King Of Hanover. Nav n ,s,o
22.-Frsdsrick wnism, Grand Duke os nectens~,..
Stretx, born October IL 1919.
@.,LeOpold, Prince Of Lpps De.mold. born September
A.-rreacvick Francis, Grand puk. Of N.cs,.csvrs.
Schwcrin. born February 1. 1928
26.-rrcdcrek, Grand Duke Of Baden born s~p,erhsr
o. 1920.
10, 1s26.
r-Fssor. Grand Duke Of oIasnsars. born July g.
s-frsaol Jssepa T., Emperor q Aus,r,. born A.ru.,
20 -ceorse Victor. Prince o, wLascs. .pyrmoo, -,
January Ia 1871
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
The rins Arss In Fraacs.

VISIT TO TEE MvssuM og rHs LyxxxsouR0.
P.rs Ssept II, correapOndence q London yesvl
Apace OF passage for modern works Of art until they arc
placed IN the musedms q the Louvre versales or
rscsvsd tho greater number AZ The paintings statues
purchased ey The goyernnsn!. Near The works Of Mn.
% .. M . ss ne. ::
frsncsis and Ross Boaheur, together With . newer
paintings placed there within few days and some OF
vs he %osi seSssa sps S bsuSsn1 s
ssSa q ), S y
s,i sss1. " Il. a.yosoS vsM
q 1850, by reaacros; study by sssa6 Caravan BY
p.ssa @ me ~ -: : ssss ss:, anal .ss y
1:ssss y sss,sss 'ss & y s'fss r..
Of whch bust Of Aradne In Tears, by y. Aime Mlet
s:S..S.s% s:s sss % a.sss s{s x g'i Ss.R sRRRs gs.
In the rotunda, bstwsso the eastern A1d western ss
lsrss, are evsrsi new statues sus them the afdsca
the medal n hon this year occupies the csutrs Psycns
returning from tho Internal regions Agrirpina holding
yousx % % Nsro y hss rms and statue o truth cccupy
placed ~ the side OF she rusandA end 81 tbs eastern
entrance may be- seen the husis 81 The crsocbi exe
eued bronze ~ Gaisums, and the bust of Rembrandt
In the CELERY 10 the rsh, hand, vh,ch divided into
four congatnents, Gre II Pervss by Jalep son, The
by frsncais and nesjobss painting BY nanuss repre-.
ssatiss enAres x. laying tbe nrst ssoos a monument
on the Place de "a cscords. dedicated 70 Louis XVI she
Waiting Rom a. The Mont De Piese, by Helouth. the
Gathering 10 ~ the Poppy Crop, BY IAuets two land.
ecans ~ IAnous and Nsycs; vsew a hanchs1fsr by
Jusiin Ouvr'er, and Arab Bosssmea, by gromealin
IN that gallery are also placed "the Weeping Bsxgax
giri By Hueues kerle the "Return fr1rn Y~ssI
val In Alsaoe" BY MsrcchAl Opposns srs tvo saau
pAintng by fchsl and Cbevet. which very macA Cd
mred The nrss reprssenis vine shop and The other
Spinning 0ri aseep pvocsssicu q rssrmo, By cou-
bessn Hawking Parry, BY rrcDsntin; avev n NO.
roc0o, ~ 1o and the snisrlos coovsat dspsnssry BY
moeh y Be rssr.,ssd ia, the iass nepuos.d -four
compartments are badly lighted that of IL pasus
hgs scarcely vsihs. when shs seaAss Installed
In thc Iniemoourx durinG hs nrss empire the srsasss
para cf the magnificent Gaevy deccvafsd ~ Rsbn BE-
tween The years ls2i and s2 ukh svessy yaintnss
repressasns The hstcvy q hssy Dc hsica wss destroy
Cd, % make TO for ths Gvae1 ssAroass enssSucGs1
by chaisria snA what Remained vss arranged = b =
present
In 1901 cbApsAi Minister ths interior. dscr~si thai
muesum. Of which the sAn>vv II Rsbsss should fc~m
the rtchess ornament should be es-bkb~l N the
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

with it, religious infocrancc its asornti of one 'hrd
&C the ao al ierrry. the irDorance Of superstition
not nD led aIroDgsl the bgber ciss<ss hut in
posed upon the peop.e; tie absence 81 al nationI
Industry and cnteTprrc, aud tho hideons depfayuy
whcn the lower orders have suffered 10 ,sdsge
1he-eare the tencils whc he col0red ag OF Franco
is called upon to ro,,ct. Az nc Rome, that tfi-
cnorcd flag win be TO dnat from every building
whore tho OF the CLERGY refuge. ont as
al Rome. MI refuse TO protect all attempts at na nal
Improvement, and be tonhd wanting wherever school
Tor the people lecture for the work ng men,
darcs lte the Classes endeavor 10 shake
on tn yoke beneath which they have oug been bowed
bv the scqurcent of knowledge the only by which
the moral enemybe ignorance Of which they have been
slaves to long-can 10 combated. Tho French are
continually ing Of making for idea, but Ia
Mexico and Rome they bent combating all idea OF
berty and progress.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
~, uanAx snn, ~ a. n

-.1n;s. Tp,nsrAy, sept - 5 = v.
Money il rather faster again to-day, * bciag
nearer The rate for call loans tiau sever. seyera
houses reported ,hat they were ieciiui0g money
at ak, a. The inquiry 1T seven irom thc stree
.spcculatcrs is rsucb less active ttau il Nn,, NJ
chang is reported in mercantile paper ~ ishi
certificates.
Cold was lower ssain ths morning. At on
'imeit touched 1867. hen rallied 70 l:7 soid a.
,,"7 1903, and 1854 Il ,Hc afternoon, aGd close
At 1861. Excksnc, wos i6oj% l5i aud lSli u
l5lla at various periods IL The day. Mercantile
bills are scarcer than they would tc il our ,nprly
of brcadstuHs available Tor sh'pmeut va. larger
than it il. We hear from the West that produce
s coming forward freely. hn, II will f'e time
/. before we accuinhate te stock here Which VIII
Justify shipments large enough 20 yield siair sup.
ply of exchange. On the other hand. the EuTopoen
advices are regarded in all quarters more
rcassuring. and merchants who had boarded gold
and bills in view Of European complications arc
selling them out. Among the cotton men, the sale
in single week Of one third Of ail the cotton -
fiyerpooi a regarded ~ indicating 4 conviction
among cotton opcratcrs- perhaps the sirewdes,
: ass of men in England thGt The government j.
act fxedly against any recognition Of or ica'ing~
with the rebel coDfederacy
The stock marked was better to-day. snd there
was a G,mcr tene in the dealings. At the morning
board governments were In demand nj 4 ad-
vance, apparently for export. The general lit
was better. Pacific Mail rose &. New York Cen,
trail Il. Erie Il. Hudson River l. Reading 4.
guaranteed 4. Southern old u, pttebu.e ! To.
ledo Y. ROCK island Y. Fort Wayne X. Prairie
du CHEN Il, Chicago and Alfon 4. Tcre Haute
was steady; Illinois Central X lower Quicksilve,
rallied lH from yesterdays depression. Harlem
was stesdy. but neg!ected. At the close of the
call the gsnerss. market was better. Erie adj
yspcei u, Central Il, Southern old Il. tIudsoa
declined "a per cent. There was not much sni,
nation in the markets but no stocks Mere ptesscd
for sale, and the general tone wes firm. 81
the ore r. NJ, call Of the pubic hoard
the features were the same. II was dull, strong
market. AT the second board the bcArs showed
tendency 70 put OUT their options. and supplied
the public dapand for stocks. without. however.
depressing prices over u u per cent. Hndscr.
River. which had been strong at lat in the morn.
ing. fell suddenly to l40, and was offered at tina,
price at the close. No one pretends to understand
the fluctuations In this stock. Erie was very Arm
the Western shares steady. After the board, and
At the four P. N. call Of the public board. the
market was very dull. The following were the
closing quotations Of TIE day:--
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

gallery OF the Luxembourg. and Nsisenn arpnia
ed coneefvator or this new museum ~ ls02 Rut ster
tile return OF the bors w 1SI5 val rier removed
the collection In the Luxembourg 10 the Louvre 70 M tho
vacancies caused by the removal OF number Of pictures
restored 10 the foreign governments rom which they
had oo,F taken by Napoleon. subsequently Louis XVIII
not wishing thai the Palnco of tho Chamber OF Peers
snond be deprived of that csntribnted 20 its
imI lance commanded that the most remarkable pro-
ductons Of the ivrg artists snond be collected there
For this purpose selected all that valuable In the
royal residences IN the snrerooms OF the Louvre
and he thus restored tho gallery OF the modern French
school.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
CRY con- aEaCIaa. REPORT.

yggasDAr, Sept. 24-spM
: A"a Potts wore qu,si a. &c md pearls at s.e, .
$40. 5A.---
II tMpsflutF~.-Thcre was q veIy limited s,pply Of
Slipping brands IF cour IN the market to-day ald
demsnd wac msiu, from export b,yefs, business wss
Sssr ced though prces quoted Arm particularly fos
'sh srousd The fsoeiT slrrs -, se.e Is coo be
fhe ssivs ccnirris~d u SOC bbls state AID Ws@ern
leo bbls scatbtrn and 10, bbs. caDbdIar Rye AoSf
outlined scarce With sales ~ tbs. Cora neal vas
~ demand with .ae. r-t artei NJ a.O hbl We auoe.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

30--John, Prince of Lechtenstean. October s. 1870
3l--Ienry XIII, Prince OF Rcuss-Greiz born March
2s, fs46 a minor Represented By his mother the Prln
coss Rssept Caroline, Princes II Hesse Homburg born
Narcbl Q, 1919. ps.
II Is " be observed that three OF the sovereians-ths
LspdGfavs csle Homburs and the Dukes OF Bfnns wick
sss,S! ssS :! hs ,sa IaSaIrssSf s !As. ey their
dynases the rst % Hesse DarmstAdt, tho second TO
Hanover, aud The latter 70 Anhalt- Dessau.
P.s-Ihe puko OF Aphalt Bernburg, Alexander Charles
died on the 9h Of August 1888 BY hts death the
Der Of Gcrman soveregns !s reduced 70 thirty.
~ sister Of Prince Christian, OF DsnmArk, and 40
aunt 20 the rrncess " Wales.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
THE RECOGNITION QUESTION
Mexico to Recognize the Rebels
and Napoleon to Follow.
A NEW REBEL ENVOY TO FRANCE.
GillmOre's "Marsh Angel
Heard in England.
CT. HEcKER TO KARL BLIND.
The German ConfederatiOn----It organization,
Resources and Rules
French Opinion on The Naval Rights
Of Belligersnis,
&c.. &C.. 80.
GillmOre's ssMarsh Angel y
Heard in England.
CL. HEtKER TO KARL BLIND.
The German CpnfrderatiOn----Its organization
Resources ard Rules.
French Opinion on The Naval Rights
Of Delligersnts,

Our European lcs dated ond'r aud Paris to IN
18th Of September Tie journals contain the following
very Interesting matter iu addition TO the important com
pilati Published in the HERALD yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

Cotton In the Rebel stases
Th- following lstter read the weekly meet,nv a,
the Cotton supply Association, Mancbesor on T,es
i'y, Sept. S.
Nuv Osfr'v, August 2. Issa
Having during the Last ton days travelled Nv i1pd
u h. 10y frrm Vcksburg ~ this CITY eau give vol
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

Mr.. Maunsell B. Field, who has filed the ONCE
of Deputy Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States ct this point for the past two years. viii.
leave New York for Washington within few days
to take the post Of Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, temporarily vacated by Mr.. George
Harrington. BY this change Mr.. Cisco will lose
most valuable and efficient assistant, and Mr.
Chase will gain the aid Of one Of the very few
men yb2 Asys spdsrsia2d The financial situation
Wall street and Washington were for long time
stone blind.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

The statement OF the present week, ~ compare4
with the preceding shows an increase Of f3.ss6,6o
in the items Of loans and discounts ss,SSe .626 in
deposits. COS in circulation and IS 769 in specie
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

The stsssosnts q NJ hanks q ths three prinsi.
pei cstss a ths Union fof ~ lass wssk esnyars
With ~ previous eas and Ne sorrssVsaAAng time
OF 1854 - foliswm--