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The Milwaukee Wisconsin Of Tuesday says
We learn that large numbers OF farm mortgages have
been sotted IN the past three weeks along the line 6 the
Mwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Railway: Not less than
Of mortgages have been paid. Most Of this has
been paid BY the surrender OF the recceed the
mortgage, and The payment OF ten per cont additional
farmers have bean enabled TO pay their mortgages at 90
per cent discount Ton per cent Of the subscriptions Of
these farmers small sum TO pay for the great benefits
arising 70 them from the construction road.
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oITY C0mmEaCIAL REPORT.

~. VIII CVmM6AU1AA RBFOMTs
THuWDEy, sept. 10-6P n.
AsnB-saIes made Of 30 bbls. 7c for pots aud
&C. for pearls.
BnxApsrurys The homo trade were the principal pur-
chasers os -four again day, and they bought rather
freely, paying full prices for all fresh ground extras Of
which the supply was very moderate. Old -four Vas
pressed the Market and WAS lower and unsettled,
without attracting much attention. The receipts were
only ss77 bbls The days sales IA 800 bbls
and Western, lso0 bbls. Southern 400 bbls Cana
dan Rye -four steady, with sales Of 900 bbIs re-
ported Corn meal in good request end sales were
made OF $50 bbIs We now ouote.-
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Port Of ss~ York, September 10. Isoa.

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"a DALE.
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Theatrical.

BROADWAY THEATRE.
This theatre II closed Mrs Robortsons season lasted
only two days We expected IL 70 last two weeks A
bad company was the cause OF tho decease. Fer two
nights ,tcy showed how well they could speak French
Thea they walked Spanish.
sAR,Un's.
The ghost al thts es,suhaent 10 working order at
last For awhile Il was very banky; but Barnum who
had subdued the wolliy AMI the Feeee mermaid,
10 bo lrilcd with by airy phantnms Conse.
qnenty tho spectre succumbed and tho spectacle
witnessed and admired every afternoon evening by
countless thousands the p,oos lecture room.
ns nes. hhookLYs. ,as S .
The cevcr Webb Sisters popular performance at
tho Aiheneum tonight. TO morrow evening Mr.. James
W. waack, Jr. and Mr. n. L. Davenport will appear q,
tho Brooklyn Ac denny Of Music under the cement
or Mr. jarrcst Tho play will be "Tho Iron Mask
kessrs walIack and Davenport are two Of the best
actors in Tho country Why metropolitan managers al
low them " 60 sssong about they do IS mystery.
Al any ratio the people OF Brooklyn viii be beuedted to-
morrow night by Tho focishness Of our managers.
PUILApELPniA z af 8e~9.as 4
Miss Charlotte Cushnin Mr. Edwin Booth and Mr.. D.
s. Clarke will appear together At the Philadelphia Acade
my OF Music tomorrow evening, for tho bencat OF the
wounded soldiers, Tho amount realized win be dstri
buted BY the saui.ary Commission If the performance
proves successful will be rcpe3ted New YORK and
Boston Tho only trouble about will be TO IND theatre
largo enough 10 cemmodaio the immense audience
which viii attend " aid bravo soldiers and 10
these three artists. ff .sss. ....M... .s t
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CLOTHS.

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Hevsaenss or ocean nssa nsvs.
Nails Forwarded BY evy The regular nsea
he for from Ll,srrob czfi Qnes0stovn
eJs the Canadian line. which cali Londosderry The
for from the Con tnent. cali soutnAmpton
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sEw rynLuA1Ioss.

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oELEAss
Pos ns,AsA-sieamship ReAnoss. IRON ses fors. ssg,
fOK EIrssror, ia Ao-stsamshp rlsgta9sE.L from ss-
yerk Sept FROM Kingston, ia. .spt5
~ Dovsao Cfrr Ar--kieAmstaT rntal cam. FROM
r.~ lort Sept H. at zPN
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sept Na Ph.
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roads resume their place on the undisputed d.yi-
dend paying list. Meantime the business
Of the roads continues good The 6rst week
OF September on the Chicago and Alton yielded
S503ll-an increase Of $40, 937 over same week
last year. AT the close OF she first board the
market showed increased strength, and at the pub
lac board, at one r.. NJ, there was quite an i'm
provement in the leading railway shares Erie
was done at l07, and Central at lS4L, At the
second board these quotations were generally
pretty well sustained on the cali; but the feeling
OF the market was tame, and the ansaetions
small At the close, after the call, the market
was steady, without any change Of consequence.
Rock Island advanced a per cent. At the four
r. NJ. cali the market was duh and weak. The
following were the closing quotations Of the
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AUTHORIZATIONS rruys
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The statement Of the present week, as compared
with the preceding ,Ishows increase Of $780, ,s7s
in the items Of loans and discounts 81 025 ,543 in
deposits, ss69, 1892 in circulation and decrease Of
$ss ia in specie.
The outstanding circulation Of the Wisconsin
banks on the lst inst. was az follows:-
Par banks. 80 $50 Io7
Banks winding up. p........................... 67976
The New York herald., 1863-07-22

TWO more Httle cnildren were uHCovercu shu
home by their PARENTS but whether they were dead or
aKve reporter unable 70 ascertain positively ow
Ing the and contradictory statements Of sne
police and the crowd The general impression however,
was, that they were dead
The body OF an old man. name unknown was taken out
dead He was horribly cut and maDgled. Some friends
conveyed him 10 his residence In tho Ninth avenue
Just after dark the body Of woman was discovered
The last vestge OF life had departed Her name coad not
be asceaed Like most Of the other unfortunates, she
vss taken 10 Bellevue Hospital await the soos Of
Coroners jury.
Up 70 nine O'Clock last night the work Of searching for
more bodies was carried Al that hour, for
explained and very unsatisfactory reasons operations
stopped although 10 confidently stated by seve
persons living In the neghborhood and who had wit
Messed the accident that several other persons be-
meath the ruins
Our reporter even informed that short time bc-
FORE while the working away by the light Of
lantern, the groans Of woman were distinctly heard
issuing from the cellar II asserted by several that
among the victims was . woman with baby in her
arms The groans supposed to proceed from this
unfortunate creature However, after vanly striving to
make out the exact location from which the sounds
issued, the moaning died awny, and the men ceased
operations
This is much TO be regretted for the story had any
foundation In fact the common feelings OF humanity
shouid have spurred workmen until not stone
brick would be left under which fellow creature might
be suffering.
II is also stated that among the debris were number
Of hoods and bonnets, leading TO the supposon that
many and girls le buried under tho ruins
It known pretty certainly that besides the with
the child In her arms another woman and a man are
among the victims not yet discovered.
When reporter left the scene Of the awful
last evening (about nine ociock great crowd Of
people assembled about the spot, and much excite
ment existed. All sorts OF rumors in circulation
but they lacked any color or probability refrain
from giving them insertion.
The ruins presented sombre aspect. part Of the
side wall OF the demolished engine house resting
loosely, indeed, that it might fall upon the crowd OF
people standing around and another frghtiu
tropie Although this 10 such dangerous condition
not the slightest notice seemed 70 be taken OF by the
crowds standing around.
In the excitement which existed last night was i'm
possible TO estimate the probable Ices Of ne. Tho police
seemed 10 think that there three or
four bodies, II any, still uncxtricated The people,
the other hand made much larger estimate calculating
the total number Of victims between twsusy ve asd
forty Yesterday eleven bodies taken out, seven
OF which dead, and Of those with life stin in
was deemed to he past recovery.
The CoroIors have been duly notified hold an inquest
on the bodies Today whom doubtless oil the facts with
fuller particulars than could be obtained when th report
written out, will be furnished.
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the toaDnssd Large Sales OF t~sssd
stssss rtve-T~srsy Years Besas.

FsuspfxHfAt ysT lsfH
Ths sutscriptaa Aseri fsfcvw III fas VI .Tsl 100
s~t-eniss - lar a. ths ssrlDas agrreiss hciBe4a
~ eD1s tes. ss&e - asf< - rtsx srstwyag
asfss are tns 20 al x - gofs 80 nimI tslng ssic4
snh r~S<,i " . rsf'sns virtsry sa faNtwai nsse
peasA Tsrhs 'a't- 80 MAJ tt., .i~t .eNte -
lat sosls'. las lrsn y ~sbstsg A. 20 49, .-slh
ne rovefnn~ si' 80. q -. 80 ~.s atrssf
pse@.ss y .sys = - .sse-i isaaeas are staEet
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AdditsonsI Particulars Of Rebel Casual.
ties vieksburg.

NIstitNri, July IT IEt5.
The Gascfss vcksburg oonespcadcnt says
During tho campaign of sixty four days END ing with
the capture Of yicksbarg. the rebels lost In killed
wounded and prisoners, forty three thousand
hundred men. About seventy one thousand stand of
arms taken, including nearly hr,y thousand Enfield
raer in their original packages which Intended FOR
The rebcl army Acfoss the Mississippi, and about two
hundred and thirty pieces Of artillery
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the ARMY or TINE POTOMAC.

Our Forces Reported In the Near OF Gen.
Lee-Unfon Cavalry MOveme nts, SC.
HAGrrsfowS, Nd, July 81, 1853.
The rebel army is reported but not reliably, being
checked AT Bunker Hill by tho Union troops who have
got In their rear.
General Averl Ia reported feeling the enemy strong
y On their western line retreat for two days past
1t is believed that Generals Ewel and Hood In
strong force between Marsnsgslc and Hedgcsvic Tho
thirtscn nss from wiiamsgot, and the latter
six.
The rebel picEes form front from Hedsesvile to the
Shenandoah river, eight miles from Harpcr's Ferry.
The rebel force Is estimated o0, 600 men.
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The ca..~oa os.as,, of R.sh..s,.

Ti~ otsn.o4 sos.eg - tts slsy tha srstsg ~ atse
of 10 syss " s-~ ra.s<a ordnssos veasg fS -
20 pay ssro = ssch <s~vn V 'a@ csy shssf 80
g-rsui sssfs The nsgcsy y = POI 4 ~ fet'rfiSt
1Nv-, 80 -ssns..s go y fshssssi " y .
sv@s~eps 10 oss " ,sit- go 90 ps''s'i' stTp
rshsis
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-1aStae Dfsa sters.
iloxs or ruE SCHOONER rIloIS.

Pan-4OELraiA, Jsy Il 1898.
yr British BRIG George Crum, from sasu2, arrived TO-
dsy sitn tbs easlan OF the schssuer Thorn,
ffam Na~ York 10, Gregtown, abandoned on ssa ends
iL- i7in, satnoe 3s a. iongttuds u.
siSkD0 ~ rHx ssAsEs Vt. Jsgs orr rrs sEw
.EsuEy COAST.
PmfaDvfF,rA, July u, 1sss.
1te 80 whss steamer 81. John drfssd somo a. "a 10
ite sd sank az hafpass ssveu O'clock this a,rn
- n,ses eAs soiiheAst or Atlantic CRY Boa an
Eaf a sbott Lngs before she sAnk.
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They Are Chased Over Fifty Miles by
General Shackelford'S Forces.
sharp Battle and Surrender OF the
Most Of Them.
Escape Of Morgan with q
Small Squad.
HIS CAPTURE ALMOST CERTAIN,
Asss As.s &ss
CINCINNATI, July Il, 1868.
On received at General Bum

CINCINNATI, July Il, 1868.
tho following just bccn received at General Bum
SIDES bcadqaarterss-
HEADQUARTERS UsrTHD STATES Fokcu,
In Tnx FIELD, Gr19KE's CRfEK, July xo-0P.A J
Lisutensnt Colonel RICHMOND, A. A. c.
We chased John Morgan and hts command nfiy
miles to-day After heavy diminishing for six OF seven
miles, between the Forty NTH Ohio, Of Colonel wolfords
brigade, which in the advance and tho enemy We
succeeded bringing tho enemy 10 stand about three
O'Clock this Afternoon when light ensucd which lasted an
hour when the rebels fed taking refuge upon avery high
blun sent flag OF truce demanding an immediate and
unconditional surrender Of Morgan and his command Tho
flag received by Colonel Coleman and other officers,
who came down and asked personal interview. They
asked hour for consultation. granted forty minutes,
in which time the command excepting Morgan, who DO
serted his command, taking with him a very small
squad surrendered. 1t my understanding that Nor
gan himself had surrendered, and learn II was tho un
derstanding OF Morgan officers and men.
Tho number OF killed and wounded In inconsderablc;
the number OF prisoners between thousand and
thousand five hundred, including large number OF colo
nelv, majors and lire officers. captured between six
ana hundred prisoners yesterday. think iwni
capture Morgan himaor tomorrow.
sIIACkEIFoRD, Briyadier General.
Morgans artillery and about two thousand Ave hun.
dred prisoners including Basil Duke, expected 10 ar.
rive here to. day.
wAsHsGros, July 2l, 1863.
MAJOR General Burnside In transmitting Brgadicr Gen.
cra shsckeord yeport TO Major General Hallcck says
We have strong hoes of being able TO capture Morgan
and remaining portion Of hs forces thus wplng out
this band.
General shackeord says that the conduct aud bearing
Of his men wi,hou, exception, evnced the great,
galiantry and high degree OF skill and discipline
The following was received this evening
UNITED STATES STEAMER Moosg, /
ABovE BrYYIsGToS ISLAND, Ohio river, July ~.
Hon. GIp.oS WILLIE, Secretary Of tho Navy
After chasing Morgan nearly ave hundred miles, at las,
him tho river this point and engaged and drove
him back capturing two OF hts pieces of artillery He
abandoned the General Judah Tho enemy broke
In confusion from the banks and left his wagon train
many horses and small arms IN my possession,
since writing the above followed further np The
river another portion Of Morgans foroe, fordns
fourteen miles above, shclled and drove mos, % then
back Several killed, twenty-five thirty wound
4 cd, and twenty horses captured. Have but tx, met
wounded slightly Our shell and schraIne created grca
confusion in the rebel ranks killing and woundLg inany
LEROY FITCH. Lieutenant Commander
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X enewal or the Conflict osa
Friday Last.
Both Land and Naval Forces
Engaged,
Ae, &C.. DO.
FoRrxs~ MORMON, July II. 1893.
Tho United states gunooet circasssAn, Captain Eaton,
Just arrived reports that ihcy cii Charleston @ Friday
afternoon.
battle commenccd on Friday, by both ths land
and naval forces and progressiss whsn she crcAs
sian left.
No particulars are given.
No particulars are given.
wAsmSoros, July Il 1853.

WARRINGTON, July II 1913.
telegram received from fortress Monroe this after
noon briefly ment IONS that tho nght rese~cd near
Charleston Friday. Tho contest remarkably sharp
both sides. There firing in all directions. Tho
prospect appeared % be the ultimate fall Of Fort wagner
Richmond papers say that nnaty prisoners captured
Morris Island the light before Charleston'
arrived Richmond the i7th aud entered At tho
Libby prison.
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4 he Turf.
The Turf.
FAsHIos PLEASURE GRoUSDs--TRoTrIro.
Il nspAY July 21-Match ii 600 mile beats beat thv~

yAsHIos PLEASURE GRoUsps-rRorrIso.
rtHspAr, July 21-Match 81 600 mile heats bsst three
IN Ave, In harness.
d Mace nsmed =. m. Minnie. e..............l az =
u. Phier named b. q. Pulaski............ 4 2
Tine, ,2S3-242s-2A25s-2 +o-242i4.
Tho above Afforded an much Amusement 10 these
who witnessed ~ any trot fha, has taken place this
season All the heats cose and the betting changed
With the ecnciusIon Of each. Pulaski fsvorite
previous 70 Tho start at hundred seventy AMI rge
amounts ~ere siaked Al that During the rs, beat
whnc the mare was leading nicely IN hand, two T.
vas offered and takrn on her. Winning tbs Grsi and
second heats, she became fayorte, ana The
betting % her was nearly dollars cents Pulask how
ever, won the thlrd beat, and change took place lie
then became the fsvorite, and offered Al even with
%, takers the friends u tho seeming have osi
number cf those who had money iavsted. Pulaski
,hr iourth heat, and onc hundred hty him went
begsing Miers wry nns contest The mare won The
ifom tho naoksrs q The mare Vas extremely amusing
ass 1r.-haich 81 600, two mile heats. y Wagons
J. Tedmofe named b. 3. sasber. r........t.......
l.. Burcn namcf b. e Hiram remsle. ......4s.r.I 2
Tine, 500 s-bsz-s4
Starting nr the hs heat. .Jus, the word ". gwen,
Saseef east fore shoe AMI this msbap iosl him thAi
brat lhe odds of hundred forty Hiram fsmpte
~efs esy laid before III durns ha hsi l~Ai snd
Until S1tne sora sssivcn nr the secoed. whs. -lasher
safea dinsten, horse than he 10 ths nfst heat
siu ~ shoo on ", lay ~ ckss 70 Hiram, msslas
him 70 the quarter pole forty seolsds aod " hs
b.n aje pois N soH. Ihs w noch ior the
he se - ths score tbs hfst mile ani s,fr. b. 80
anana ne arPer turn on ns nj siSser esr'~t h'm
% - 'eei and pssssd him. Hiram then fsl - bady
hfeasog frequently lurlng the last tnie bot managing
b. save - dstascs. The lDost .rusvAgani Odds
hss wAse'~d on The result. 1seoiy dollars " ers .sfs
lad ssserA lnss on Ea.ber after h@ bofses stared
The bhd beat. HIRAM fesnpi@ DID bot have ne sbat
! eta he beaten badly from tbe start 10
oeei'@ses in1 raoa q t~o mea : LAT -. 30 nany
fert I'M
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