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THE INDIAN WAX.
Tie Sevagcs Routed-Of7cIalDi Dispatch
from GEN. Pope

YAsmSoTos, Aug. 15.-The following has
been received at the headquarters Of the army
here:
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. Ii, 1863.
10 Mai, Gen. Hallec1, Gcneralin Chief:
The following dispatch from Gen. siblcy,
dated August 7th, Is just received:
wc had three desperate engagements with 100
Sioux warriors, IN each of Thish thsY were routed
aa e ~ 6Ss ss xa hs sn %e
~ III snyares werc SiiIed and wounded. Forty
e'1 e;sneS. eHa1sS na'e D' N q. sm1zY, Brig Con.
Gen. sntly marched from Fttt Pierre for
the Biz Bend Of the Missouri, on the 10th Of
July, with l 200 cavalry, and will doubtless
intercept the flying slouxs. !.
Little Grow, the principal chief and insh-
gator Of the Indian hosti1ities, has been killed
aud his son captured. Ill
Indian hostilities cast Of the missouri h!Tef
nav be considered at an end.
s;rned JoHs PORE, Maj. Gen.
From the ATTY ma, o. '"e *'
ro,,svr1r Amp. 15.-The Journal has the
following, dated "Winchestcr, Tenn, ;Au'
III The 12sd Illinois, Of the mounted ! irfant, fa1,
~ under Lieut. Col B|ggs has ,e retaf1SG ~ dgbaua. @
] ing party Of bandits near the lnncf1gn ~ q
Laikin's iosk and Paint Rock Riyes: About
three hundred Of the 11th Texas Wero ncoaa' a9
tered and driven back, being tollo"ea Sto5sls Ell
q considerable distance down Paint koch hls,
er: number Of prisoners were naken, A aua
refugees. Issuing from their hiding places
among the mountains, poured IL een.tnnaiiy nv 4Ai
until The command withdrew toward Win
1 chester.
"Fugitives from the conscription say thai
every male citizen at all ab1e to bear arms Il
forced into the rebel service aud carried tor
Il Is the prevailing opln1on. fhey. say, tha
Br,gE WW fall back On Rome, when Roas
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Grams Advances, aud that a despernte effort
Ti}l be made 70 Hold The place.
tThe expedition tfgreled eonth from Win
chester, a distance Of foEty-six niles
-"Four additional companies Of blacks ha7s
companies Of negross who e7e uniformed and
armed and being Tppi1ly drilled by competent
officers.
"Ths sale Of liquors ofsgery Description.
shipment Into the department, except by OF.
der Of Commisza1y, has been forbidden.
"Lieut. q. N. Wood, Of the 18th Illinois,
and Captain Echhart, Of the 35th Ohio, died
to day-the hitter. It Is supposed, from an At.
tack OF cholera"
, 1863-08-17

There is luu in the great storm OF war
which has been sweeping round TIC
Southern horizon. "Au is quiet," !" comes
from the Army OF the Cumberland. Gal.
liant Grants army is taking breathing
spell after its glorious ingathering Of the
mississippi harvest, and recnperating, be-
lore the sickle Of war is thrust into new
fields. The armies Of the Potomac sit qui,
city watching each other, like two giants
at chess, planning to avert the impending
mate. The thoughts Of thesoldiers IN the
field and the loyal men at home, are all
conyerging TO that lar southeast fortress
against whose grim walls struck tho first
cannon shot Of treason
On Thursday last, Gen. Gilmore rein
forced with old veterans and provided
with new and formidable siege guns, WIS
10 cooperate with Admiral Dahlgrcn and
his iron-clads in the reduction Of Sumter.
The troops were sanguine Of SUCCESS and
buoyant in spirits, which is a cheering
augury. Gen. Gilmore has coolly, aritl1-
metic.,lly aud scientifically calculated the
effect Of his terrible ARTILLERY agencies
agalnst the brick walls before him, and is
confident Of success. The iron -clads, gun
boats and mortar schooncrs were all
stripping for the fight, SO the correspon
dents tell U.s. Evidently this time there il
10 be no boys play, Evidently the cradle
of secession will be rocked this time by nj
gentle feet, and the chivalry must be sub
jected to contact with vulgar Yankee iro1
in good earnest.
That Sumter viii fal}, hardly admits Q
doubt. But it should be remembered tha
either shorc is lined with powerful batter
les, which must be overcome before on
brave fellows hoist the old flag over the cit
ofCharleston. But we hare faith that th
"Baushee is hanging "~in the secessio
raftcrs; that the "Bonnie Blue Flag" bf
gins to droop. and that ere many days treas
On will hare been dealt 8 terrible blow i
its own home. Courage, all hands! Th
old ship is fast righting, despite the break
crx around and The mutineers on deck.
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Cxc1ssAT1, Aug. 15.-B1ig. Gen. Thomas
Welch, commanding the 1st division Of the
9th Army Corps, died IN tbia city last nigh, r.
campa}gu in Mississippi
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WAR GAZETTE.
The Town Volunteers Allowed to Vote
GENERAL ORpEKs-sa13,

Wan DEPARTMENT, ADJCTAxr GEEERALssl
OFFICE, WAsHrsaroN, Ang.7 7, 1853.
Nv net Of tho General Assembly q the State Of
Iowa approved September II, 1862, the right to
vote for Certain 6tate officers fs given to yo1un-
teers Of soldiers from that State in the military
service Of the United States and provision = made
rer;menf 81 Iowa Volunteers, 1oz the puEpcse 9!
caf1Ting out this act i s hereby ordered that al
sueh daly accredited commiasioners ton ioNs r :
yolunteers rom that State. and allnNea ACCESS to
them for tho purposes Indicated.
~ nrder Of the SEcEETANT OF NAEs
ED, TQWNszxD, 1. l. General,
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KANgAs ,C1TY, No., August 15.--The fe-
male prison In this place fell, on Thursday
morning, burylng eleven women beneath tho
ruins, Six weic taken out slightly injured,
one MORALLY, and four killed.
The mail coach and passengers Tere robbed
By guerinas this morning, near the Big Blue,
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SARATOGA, Aug. IA very large meeting
WAS held By the Christian Commission this
morning. 4 collection Of nearly $500 Was
taken up. The collection for ice, yesterday,
night. One gentleman ut tho United States
Hotel gayc $5G0, ind another $50.
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Nrm 1Dptrtise1nsnts.

E- G. e. sCRzEEV, ddrertitia9 A9e-t :.
Dt1y1or street. IL arttort.ed to reeees airsr*sst-
pssnt5 Ior III and c.7 G1s ;<aGta9 4Nartsuss!s.7.a
ex171Afa
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Correspondence Of the n. I. Tfmes.J :.
Mon1us Island, S. G., Aug :, 1888.
But little has taken place Of special interest
on the is1and eince the sailing OF the last
steamer.
Gen. Gi1moro'e position Is now impregna.
bic, and should the whole male population Of
South Carolina resolve itself into an army II
could not dive him from It. When he will
agoin assume The offensive It would not be
proper for me- to state, bat the moment he Is
prepared 10 strise the final blow have not
the least doubt Of his success. He has now
everything he could ask In men. His little
arny has suddenly Increased to quite for
. Tbs troops of the old 10th ArmyCorps who
have SO long aad SO faithfully woEkedtu the
trenches, viii hare an opportunity to rest.
Fresh men hare taken hold Of the spade aud
gone TO work, although tho cnemy's shells BY
Gay and night burst azound them: The let
North Carolina {EeEro) regiment. Col. Beech
er, are In the treaches, and are fast gaining
the good will Of the white troops at work
beside them. Negro soldiers u one partieu-
can work all night and then lie upon their
backs in the sand and sleep soundly during
the hot midday. But white soldiers, unaccli.
mated, can sleep but little through the day.
They will work all night for sig or seven
days, sleep but little during the day, and at
the close Of the week be ut for the hospital.
II Gen. Gilmore could have had 20, GOO ne
grces SIX weeks age, he could have to-day
been in Charleston,
During the past week Fort Wagner has been
IN q state Of siege. Several efforts haye been
made during the night to re-eoforce 1t with
troops and supply it with provisions, but all
attempts thus far hare fai1ed. Our heavy guns
rsach the boats BY night md BY day, and in
every instance they have been driven back.
The onlS communication With Charleston Il
bF small boats via Snlliyau's Island. and hui
two arc known to have reached the fort from
that direction. Wagner starved out aud re
duccd by continued cacnonadipg, Sumter
must fall, and utter Sumter, Charleston.
n Page.
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EXCURSION TO BOSTON
H AND TIE
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE

-QuARTERsAsrERs OFp1cE.1
MrooE. a. Ans y 1851.
M a. &C. saytt as x &c
Il s t@Saa's 'ss sassas S s sSf5ss 6sss. W.;
s.sS q se;as s; R;ss sy
s tos o Tnohy Hsy nay os ee!ed M o. nor
wsst ei Maitooe. And So toEs Tiaofay aaf. may 1e
ss
sf % * nsn sae sos 9s
ne Ehsse to be fDIimo quality, and subJscs to my
hds toE less thar 1o3 tons OF Hay Or Loo bn=h.
Iii bids mssI ns aesouapa1 led with bonds. and tvo
Or more su.etes for the fathfh performance OF the
All psfttea must bs prepared to give boud with
p's @ "a e sa ~hea awarded
ri Ts ha undersigned tho right to reject any and
Payment to be made ii Government Vouchers, pay
als:::d : + e 81 IL
FLLsWoRTH ZOUAVEs AT
- TENr1oN--EseEy naeunsE: bath uew a.d eld;
0ssSf IS no 81 & NaSsss
CTEAM BOmERs.--Ons Loco.
Spf ga 8 1 - @ sss Fsss s2sS
eeEie power all complete and r E99d RHRFsE. For
ta1i9ss471n No. 5 Ponsfoy building.
4 IR HEATING FURNACES =
r. sts;ss sss;ss;s Pass H. oa|!S,a :;aSI IS
M sa
+;
~"rTrAr rADn nf. n
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~ For Wants, FeF sale. Boarding.
Fer Ren9, Found, Loaf &C.s ECO
Fourth FNHH.
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To the employees Of tic Qnazternaster,e oepas

There must not be lhc 1east holding back Of want
Of interest, .. Willingness: to work Ill day, and
all night, too, when called on, Or hesitation IN
obeying the order Of the officer Or chief man nn6er
whom you arc placed. ANY man who Is thus guilty
shall be sent to work in the trenches, and IN the
wo1ks in the very front, at Morris Ialand
. am determined to make short work Of such
eye1y effort, and show an interest in tie public
service ut this important time: Anymsn that Will
ssetxgEe' for higher wages 70 this emergency,
should be Ehnt. ). ]. kIMEIh,
Clfef Qus1te.maEter Department Of tae South.
, 1863-08-17

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The fououing; las
been received at the headquarters Of the army
, 1863-08-17
STRlkE.
sHARp ORDER FROM cH1EP QuARrERMAsTER


The following circular has Just been issued
by the Chief Quarter1naster Of this Depart
ment. We tndorse it fully. He should punish
to the fullest extent Of his power auy iuspb.
ordination among the employees at such time
as this. It is little better than a mutiny OF
troops in the face Of the enemy.
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

wheat was moderately active, with more nrmnces IN
the market for prime qualities, which scarce. and
less buoyancy 10 all other descriptions The receipts
confined 30 4l bushels since noon Of satsrday
The days sales embraced loT 900 bushels At 81 % d 20
for old white Western 81 n q 2T for amber Western
81 Is 81 n for red do winter 81 IL 81 n for amber
Iowa, Wisconsin asd Green Bay 02c. 81 IL hiIwau
kse club, and Sc 81 o. for Chicago spring Corn wss
Saturday noon and as the demand good prices q
sound mixed advanced lc sc per bushe Tho days
73c. 74c for unsound Western mixed, and roc. 7sc
for Western white and yellow. Oats wcrc leas plenty
nssa q ssc ssc State At sac &c.. and western ss
5ec e7c Rye continued Inactive ~ soc 90c. Nothing
nsv srsnsprst re- ~ 10 barley o. barley NAL, - .,,. ,,.
. ale. and a25 bags Rio, part a. % 70. 2oo.
middlings, with sales Of $50 bales reported.
FRnoHrs market steady to-day, but not very &C
I ,sa a. a. ;ss latter rs. y steamer 81 900 bushels
grain a. SsS sso ssO R. ~ a. 70 5' odon o@
90 Ssis. aour al a. sS fc Glasgow aso bbls aour
Al D. I'd. To Bristol 1000 bushels wheat at I'D To
Cork ~ 900 bushes gram for orders ss TO Amstsr
dam 200 bbls. four at -. Cd. 30. To Antwerp 200
bbh -four ns 2s cd.
HAr.-Bals was nrm and active at ssc u for ship
Hors were fair dsmsnd At lie 22c for last years
crop.
MoIAsEs inactive at old figures. .
NAVAL sroRss we're dull and prices IN ssme nstances
tending downward Spirits turpsntine closed nes'"S ="
ums There was a somewhat bsstsr inquiry Tor lin
seed which was quoted up TO 81 % 70 wnhe oner
kinds we're n very moderate demas"' ~"Sou' s"y 70
markable change in prices -. 49, -. -.
Psovrssrs Pork quoted rather sao higher pvt wss
ne nvs ~ ~" All 50 ef1 "a for old and
so SO psss VA va; .,s .,ss:fy q r',A e sass
pisin nsss lard eOssccsd% % y isir der, demand .skcs
~: 'css's: :: : s.ts 60 s.s :. ~
.Uc ~ shoSISsrs, and sxc ssIc for hans Bseoe
sohr,ivs oho Al &c. sc. Butter continued demand -
~ sSc FOR state and lee. lsc fer Ohio. Cheese vas
io,,.A a. = y s.s. - sa East India sold = ,xa
fxe. a,., .xo - Ia. A oxr n
24xc. 49,. .....,,,. A A.. "a A. ,>syt~&
ss - buoyant Sales we're ma4e Of $40 hh1s ~ l1c
,nIs sor poxto Rsce. and l0ko ike Tor CubA.
fsilov --ihs days salss comprbsd 10000 los. |"
ioSs nv >-rpsrs were zoo bills. sold st sos.
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
is4s,ss2
.ase !. 4l.I2s,4lo
Iucrcas6.. VI ,IZs,|I1 =
Deeresse. 40614 19,e4s


This statement affords no information whatever
Of value. It does not reflect the recent negotia.
tion With government, nor does IT tell anything of
the remarkable bank contraction which com.
mcnced on Thursday last and which may fairly be
presumed to have reduced the discount line below
1l75, 100000. 1t only shows that before the con.
traction commenced the deposits which, for somc
time past had been rather declining than ncreas.
ing, had again begun to rise. independently Of
the operations Of government, the deposits ought
to increase handsomely this month The specie
line stands pretty steado, Notwithstanding the
heavy export Of last week.
Money is in active demand at seven per cent on
CALL Numbers Of banks and lenders are still with.
holding their means from market through distrust;
others ask seven per cent and a commission be.
sides. We heard, however, of no serious dificu.
ties among the stockholders for want OF money
Accounts were made up to-day even earlier than
on Saturday. Parties in the country who have
money idle. or have invested money temporarily,
at low rate Of interest, are now informed that
they can get seven per cent, on ample security in
Wall street.
Gold was higher to-day, partly, as was supposed.
on the reported sailing Of another British pirate
(ironclad) from Liverpool to prey upon American
commerce. II was 1873 in the morning, 1884 be.
tween the boards, 1881. in the afternoon. and
1879 at FIVE r. NJ. Exchange was firm at I45s. q
llC. The decline OF geld to 1907. on Saturday
afternoon led to Vie withdrawal frov market Of a
number OF bills which will now come forward
again. and serve a. remittance. Between the
boards today sale Of t3oo9co IN cod was made
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
THE PRIvATEERs.

An EngIish Defence Of the Rebel Pirates.
Paris august 23) correspcndcnce OF the London Ad
vertiser.
Tho Steele has lately occupied Itself with observations
tho rights Of belgcrents Such question being
always Of interest TO knsand H. Benards observations
will bc willingly read lie IS furious at what he calls the
pratca acts Confederate corsars stating that these
acts have spread alarm through all French ports. The
other day Southern pirate took and burned the W. b.
Nash This vessel was American, but she bound Tor
MArseies, and tho cargo which she had board be-
soaih Indemnify tho owners Whnovsr BenarS may aay
think OF the legality of this capture would hardly
make an objection, n warwsre ragag between france
and EuganA II French ship TO take English
chanman bound 10 New York sand already nearing tho
Amoricsn coast. lie goes on to show that these
their prizes before The validity OF the capture has bcea
dooded. but with the whole southern coast oockaded
the North in some way brings this evil on herself II her
guard OF Confederate barbors less strict the Con
edorate cruisers would acknowledge tho usual ocean
laws, and soud homo prizes for adjudication. 10 what
court could the Florida send prize st present. NJ.
Bcnsrd then complains the government OF Richmond
having issued letters OF Hc forgcts that all the
world has oy I'M. time recognized 10 the confeieacy
marque Mr.. Davis calls regular commission On tho
assumption that these Southern craft, which obliged
70 wander up aad down the ocean without any lxed
home arc prvatocrs he calls those governments who
signcd the treaty OF Paris 10 shut their harbors
stress OF weather The wrtcr goes 10 bamo England
and tho conduct she has pursued rhen for
best known TO himself hc asks Il Switzerland could do
liver Iottcrs OF marque and TO remark the
saee state Of the high should such things endure
The authorities OF Richmond urges NJ Benard seem to
have control over these But surely Rich
mond Is not 10 blame ihs since Mr. Lincoln nterceps
all FREQ Communication between Mr. Davis and sea
captains The south . accn,,d then Of having said to
fails tooth and rail the Florida and Alabama, demand
ing that all French ports be shut 10 hcm One important
fact ho omitted TO mention, which iact hls been many
times referred 10 since American difficulties began, and
that that America has brought herself this oorsair
piagucif the Confederate vessels are ccsars-ey hav
refused 70 join the European Powers which condemned
them nj the treaty OF Paris
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
A very strange story,

TRANSLATED from the Paris Constitutional, August %
Tho Echo de pArdche (Prancc) Publishes the following
curious extract Of etter from the Abbe Gavct, mis-.
stonary o he Society OF Mary 90 the samoan Isles In dis
tant Ocoanics -
MARCH n, 1868.
We have Ia neghborhood twenty American pratt
cal vessels, which are pursuing the natives OF these
Islands 70 cnslavo them, with of selling them
auxnsrles 10 the armies In America Our Christians In
Samoa have not been duped but the Islands OF
and Tskaofo, ard others have been completely de-
populated Of their male Inhabitants The island OF Nuka
mano was entirely converted by Waldensin catheclst,
poor people when we were informed o. thor compulsory
emigration Our Tahiti vessels have already seized two
OF these pirate steamers.
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

by aleading operator, seller zee. The rejection
Of the Mexican throne by Max milan is expected
10 depress the price of gold.
The stock market opened firmly ths morning.
but a quantity OF Erie and other stocks being
pressed for sale for cash. prices dropped OF again
even before the first board. II is under
stood that late on Saturday some large ope-
rations took place, by which parties who were
somewhat embarrassed relieved themselves,
aud one or two new and large operators
became heavy holders Of stocks at . price some
what below the current rate OF the market. This
may account for the marked efforts which were
made this morning to check prema ture upward
movement. At the FIRST board Mssours rose "a,
Cumberland Il. Quicksilver 4. Hudson River and
Chicago and Alton l. On the other hand. com
pairing prices with those of Saturday afternoon.
New York Central fell TX. Erie IL Erie prefer
red 81. Harlem ). Reading l, Southern old 8. ILL.,
nos Central Q, Pttsburg ~, Galena 2, Rock Island
TX. Fort Wayne 5. There was nothing done in
governmental. which have become very dull indeed
since the panic. At the close OF the board
and between the boards the market was dull and
lower. though without any pressure Of cash stook
Erie declined to l031S Il, and was rather ham.
mered at the decline. About two p. M. lead
ing operator, whose profits during the past year
in Wall street are counted by millions, made q
speech to the crowd in William street de nouncing
the tricks by which the recent panic was created,
and certain false kilograms which are said to have
been despatched to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
announcing failures which have never taken
place. The speech was we'll received by the
crowd. and certain hints which were dropped of
new bull combinations gave quick turn to the
cent. Southern old 2, Pittsburg II, Fort Wayne
2, Rock Island |. Central ~, and SO on. The
tone Of the mark".. was much better than in the
morning. AT the four P. M. call of the public
board great bnoyancy prevailed, and the leading
stocks were all in demand at small advance
over the second board prices. The following
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MoSpAv, Sept. T-8P.k
AsHSs-ss CO were ma Of o bsa at 7c. for pots ana
9c. for pearls.
BRsApsrri Fs-rie principal inquiry Tor -four to-day
was from export buyers. who were mere disposed 10
purchase low grades freely and In the absence OF
quaic supplies particularly Of fresh ground holders al
good shipping brands enabled to get &C. l0c. per
bb for such lots than could be obtained
day. Otherwise the days business was moderate and
the market rather heavy The receipts were only 1880
bbls since OF Saturday Tho days sales 500
bbIs state and Western 900 bbls Southern and 4So
bbls Canadian Rye nour was doing better, with sales
OF $50 bbs reported. Corn meal IN fair demand and
sales were made OF 400 bbls and 90 puncheous We
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
NEW HERALD TUESDAY 5 l8es-TRpIH SHEET

highest council and Afterwards appointed the
o9mmaad Of the gssoader guards. In 1855, bead
or the C,rcnssian army ho tok the cty OF Karz and
when relieved from his command an 1866, by Prince
Biristnsle,. he retired from the nvei
private individual on bis estaes TheTean al order
reached him. giving him the command OF the army
P0laud 70 supprcss tho inaurrecLIon
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

The total stock in port amounts 10 2&7 900 bales In.
cudiug ~ 900 bales OF American.
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market Is buoyant and has an upward
tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrupps MARKET
The market IL generally dull and downward wake.
neni Nash Co.. and Bglsnd, Athya Co. report,Flour
very dull Wheat quiet and partially lower corn dull and
unchanged; the market bare mixed 26s Cd. 26s 3D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
The market Ia generally dull and unchanged The
above circulars report;--Bee arm. Pork aniet but
steady Bacon has declining tendency. lard arm at
3os. S0s. Tallow steady Butter upward.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
Ashes steady. sugw quiet. Coffee steady Rice
dowpwards LInseed stil declining. Lnsesd oil Quiet
and steady Rosn Inactive. Spirits OF rpentue au,et
at IQss Petroleum active: 2s 3D. per gallon for refined
LONDON MARKETS.
Rar,ngs circular reports Rreadsturs dull and decIln.
ing sugar firm. Iron steady. Coffee nrn P,ce mac.
tive Tea dull. Tallow steady at 424 a 42s al sprl.s
turpeatine 6rmer. Petroleum steady at tps a los sd
sperm oil downward. Linseed oil active
HAvRg corroS MARKET
The sales for the week % 0c0 bales Ureans tres
ordpare 225f bas 210f The market h active AZ an
advance. stock IN port, Is 800 bales
THE LATEST MARKETS.
IivKRrooz. August 2e--Fven,ns
The sacs OF cotton TO day were 1900 baos Including
200 TO SPECTATORS and exporters The market closes
quiet snd unchanged
The breadstars market " auie, md ste,dv cnrn-No
The provisoas market Is STEADY. rsow-ssiss ANAL
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

LIvKRfo0f August 29-Even ing.
Tho Courier du Dfrnanchc publlsnesa summary OF the
noo appended TO tho French despatch Prussia regard
ing Poland, emphatcally maintaining that the three
Powers have right 10 demand the performance of the
treaty engagements towards Poland.
The Austrian note 70 Russia remarks that foreign In
Huences not the only OF the nsurrecton in.
Posnd Poland would be tranquil If Russia had performt
cd her engagements.
Austria thnks that Russia ought certainly not TO objec
to conference OF eight Powers and In Of doing
Austria will always hola Russia responsible FOR the con
scuuonees
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. Sept. 7--6 p. N.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last week.
Wei eYdsn0 Loan Spcc,,. Circuia'. Deposn
Aug. SIS 81 o53 s415 os< 1856 IeI sos
Sept l7s,l77 o31 81 9s9 3sl s,s5Gol6 15sl10,0s1
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

The Mexican Question I'm the Frankfort
Congress.
vienna august 2 correspondence Of the Boersenhae

We have been informed that the Mexican question ,va
especially occupy the attention of the Austrian djpowatiss
assembled at Frankfort Prince de Metternich and Count
dApponyl the Austrian Ambassadors at Paris and Lon
don are already there and II appears that Lord Care
dons arrival s connected W,th Mc question. We
have reason to believe that the English government has
recommended extreme prudence In coming to decision
on the acceptance Of the Mexican Archdue
Maximilian 1t would seom that this advice has been
followed, and affirm that, for some days past the
chances OF the Archduke's accepting have rather d.
unfinished than Increased. .s, ~