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NEwBkhN, N. u, April l0-lZ M.
General Foster, Lieutenant Colonel Hoffman, CAPTAIN
Gouraud and Lieutenant Eiw. r. Peters, aid do camp,
arrived here At nine O'Clock last night on the steamer
Escort, In safety from Washington having success uy
tho batteries Rodman's Point and that at Hiis
Point.
The Escort left Washington yesterday morning at half
past Ave O'Clock having board the above named ON.
ccrs When the boat arrived within the range or the
upper battery on Rodmans farm the rebels opened upon
her with artillery and she approached the with
voley upon volley OF musketry, which continued
without intermssion until all tho batteries had been
passed. Al have already informed YOU the channel Of
the river for about four miles between Hs Point and
Rodmans farm close in Shore where tho rebel bat
teres are placed and the danger most imminent.
As soon az the upper battery on Rodman's farm
had been passed, the second took up
tho nre and tho third and continued until the Escort
had reached point within range OF the works at Hs
Point Thon the ise Of the cannonadng and mnsketry
was indeed terrible. No less than eighteen solid shot
and shells struck and passed through the steamer.
petely riddng her upper works and partially disabling
her machinery whe the bullets OF the cneny's shar D
shooters ierforated her joiner work like seve When
opposite tho lower battery on Rodmans farm tho pilot,
Mr.. Pedersck, native OF this Staie killed at his
post BY one of The rcbci sharpshoo.ers Immediately
upon the fall Of rederick capt Wall for negro who
knew tire channel and compele him point
OF the steamer past the blockade while the New Yo
pilots Of the boat handIea the wheel Tho boat went
down the stream at rapid rate, and though ex erencing
probably the hottest rc which ansport boat
subjected reached and passed the lower blockade
without further loss OF life Chef Engineer Cross OF the
Ecort stood At his post during the entire trip aud by his
cooness and courage elected the NEST praise Of the
officers on board. The piiot who killed B spoksn "
as being o the braves OF this department and
bis loss will be severe one TO Geneal Foster In whose
Immediate employ he has been for tho past year
IL would be useless Tor N attempt describe the
appearance Of the Escort she lies her wharf back
W. g. Hamilton 70. warehouses, object Of wonder
and iosty to Ono Of the shots Of the
my-s twelve ponnder whitworth-rassed directly
through the berth which had just been by GEN.
Foster and another struck one Of tho connecting rods
above the cylinder crosshsad ndentng and bending IL
az 70 render II almost useless. rsa
Genefa 81 cpipolas brigade made
the Swift creek road fourteen miles ycsotdIy and
day osore, and succeeded In capturing tehcicxet "
four mon at New Hope schoohonse. The General and
his command returned hero aAt night
General Heckman's brigade, from Hilton hsada part
OF the force which General Foster took from aid
General Huntsr--is arriving tonight. lA fas 4fth
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Arrival Of the Transport Ellen
8. Terry from Newbern.
The Town Of Washington Still
Besieged by the Rebels.
Running the Blockade in Bread Day.
Light by the Steamer Escort.
HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE OF Gen. FOSTER.
Attack on the Steamer by the
Rebel Batteries.
The Vessel Struck Eighteen Times by
Shell and Shot.
THE PILOT KILLED AT THE WHEEL
Daring Reconnaissance by 1pinola's
Legion.
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ARRIVAL OF UNION REINFORCEMENTS.
The Excitement and Rej0icings
at Washington,
ke., &c., 10.

By the arrival Of the United States steam uanspors
Ellen Terry, Capt Chapu, At this port last night
have Newbern, N. C., dates 70 the 10th inst.
Gen. Foster arrived in Newbern nine O'Clock p. ~
on Wednesday, from Washington ~ c., which place he
left on Tuesday morning at half past Ave O'Clock.
viii be THAI he the rebel batteries in broad
daylight His pilot killed at the wheel. Only one
other man, negro deck hand was wounded having his
shot away. Over two hundred shot and shell were
red AZ his vesse besdes the voeys Of musketry and
small arms. Sixteen cannon shot took eject In the
steamer.
The rsinforcemsnss at Washington consist Of the yh
Rhode Island.
Gen. Heckman's brigade wss arriving at Newborn
when the Terry left.
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Lord Psimerss0n On Neutrality.
~ PRonIsEs NoN-RrsnvDrIoN vos HInsILv Al

J. n0reS n ZION TnE DERsyfrs.
LORD Palmsrstn alluded " the Amstcan quseston,
during hh spsech IN 0iAsgow, In ths following terms
~ wHh could sh y"u that we encspsss any early
termination of thas most lsment.bio struggle which 4
going on among our kindred upon the ohsf side u lhs
Auantic We must ~ dsvIors that aDhAppy war. Ihs
most unhappy o. all civil gar, 6sa snv ts<r-
ferswcs on e r " ne SaoNs ~ kuvo>~, (ar fom ex.
tstshsna 0c flows, would, ~ all hssaa yrubaksuv.
ha's only mad< " Turn Hoc~ dsd wuA greater Aeaf
Whsn tnc passions OF men are deeply enlisted n tho
coptess ia wneh they arc engaged-whsn zoe .osed
W ioe, ana on tno po'nt OF striking bis Antsgo0kt,
Any Hlcnd VINO intcrp ses would only fare the
vors iof MS intssi~tbn, but would not avert
he " lesehsa oy mo one against the other. I
n .no pco 10 |" tno ooied Kingdom have Judged that
wv" sso'ous "as aetefmncd fiehty ln not attempt
ing ,eisen.on. greAl ana most estmabs part u
onr p.As"n nAs pcen Suffering deep distress. That
uuefs mas oech iess perhaps, an'ons you Ia scotiAnd
nAn ~ 'hs neten so"th but even here IA Glasgow sod
~ onss pa % tfat msry has been experienced by thu
oosss'n :" 'n' suppy tno great staple II our lndss
Sy. Da. Ss han stfmltsd oy forcibls fnoaIs to
ofms os, WA. supply shch, owing u Ihs coat~st has
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Matilda fisron aplssr this svcniag Ia bs- pay ora
matted from Miss Bsnaon's D0yei. "Asrsra Foyd"
NJ. Ges. Jasn,s.oa, Mr. l.. sbswslI Mr.. Harry P~sr-
sn Mrs George Jordan sod Ma Mary Wells ioclsdsd
IN tbs cast Al Nh scenery and dr.sses win b. nsw
Judging ~ ths rebs.al- tbs play Will be an .msn.s
sfsrGE 0AEDKs.
Ms Laeas Western pays TIE patton .rss part
In eThs French syy" this evening, Ia aooofd..es .nh
tts as~lrs" oS tisss WIN wsn W 90, ssr Ma
that character. To-msmrg~ evening hr. iAxrsnos lar
retl vsry and ts leading yOcns man n
this thcatf., taxes his bsnsst--ths frat. 90 bssys IN
this city.
LsuKA KrEn'g
Hias kssos snnoancrs new musical fArcs fov this
evening ~ 10 oaisi ms Jolly Jaex raos," and 40
"a imagine firm the oss, THAI sou of sdspta
Ia & 'Tbs IsyneBs-s." Bansty soad say IN o.
~sl asd 4 ns ", why Aso.7 "ris o,IiseB B4-bD
y repeated.
NV bovERr.
rso pieces sil b. psoI8rs-i At tbs Se- iS~sry
tb>a,rs W night w "a Lies Esseogs' Ans No ists
william nafryaOssF pay, "fhs alss~rs a h-hnrr-
iana" Osbsr sutsrl4nuens 90 ~ tbe Jrosrsmnss AIi
VIA ff lhs hgns.
OH rDSFsr
ns~ pay nsfss OiDserqt's fsfe," Sin ~ brcyrht
t tts eyrstrg abd tbs ~ a. ptbtaure "lss sad the
Bsahat.is All satsr al-a pssussy 10 iati sess
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r OVAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITIzRRs
ANNIvERsARY MEETING,


ARRANGEMENTS.
MONDAY MORNING the order Of arrsneements together
with tickets OF admission 10 the Il ,nds.
Badges TO members Of the LOYAL UNION LEAGUE,
and tickets 10 the stands will be issued Office OF
CHARLES GOULD, NO. HANOVER STREET, st II
The procsssioa oi EXPRESS CARRIAGES win reach the
SQUARE a. or about O'Clock, and form In column ON
Dep1,atons from OTHER CIrIRs and STATES win be
received by Select at the ASTOR HOUSE
at the FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
detachment OF UNITED STATES MARINES and SEA
MEN. from the NAVY YARD, under command OF Captain
kICHARD ". MEADE, United States Navy, and accompa-
raj SCOTT at the Twent third street front Of the FIFTH
The stand specially for herecepon Of LADIES'
accompanied by gentlemen, will be placed
front OF the HOTEL the side Of FIFTH AVENUE,
opposite Twenty fourth street. and due attention will
gwen to their ccommodati0n.
They will be admitted oay ahe Of tickets
VIII be Of the WORTH MONUMENT, st fw sniy.
The SOCIETIES represented at the MECHANICS Rx-
CHANGE, under the direction Of the onicers assem-
bic In front OF the stand opposite the junction Of BROAD
WAY and TWENTY-THIRb STREET
DEPUrArlONS from other CITl ES respect
fully invited 70 report a either Of the places named eayy
convenient
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS
JAMES WADSWORTH, Chairman.
BEN " B0NHEY,
LEONARD w. JEROME.
WALDO HUTCHINS,
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
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News from the Southwest.

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN sAsnvfLLE-Rsroargp Ap-
VANCE OF THE RKsELs uSDER VAN DORM, src.
NAsnvrtLr, April 10. 1898.
There great excitement created ths city 10.
n.hi by the rumored attack by the rebels unoer Van
Dorn Tue Ordinances Department Issued arm. IN ali
employees the ouartermaster's Department by order
nj Ccneral Roeecrans
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OVAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITIZENS.

THE REPRESENTATIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE MR.
CHANICS OF NEW YORK have adopted the following
luton by which appears that that large and respectable
in the loyal demonstration MADISON SQUARE NON
DAY NEXT
MscHAMcs ExcHAxcxl
. NEW YoRK, April ls, 1865.
Resolved, That accept the invitation Of the LOYAL
LEAGUE or UNION CITIZENS 70 attend the MAJ Meet
ing at UNION SQUARE, on MONDAY atfour O'Clock r n
celebrate the Anniversary Of the Uprsng LOYAL
NORTH in opposition 10 Secession.
Very respectfully, your obediont servant
JOHN n. DODD PreSideut
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grashed IIxRALp Halifax after the arrival of
the Arabia al that port.
Tho Late Seizures ny Federal Cruisers.
MPORTANr LETTER FROM RARL RUssELL.
toIurS OrfrcE, April ., 1858.
siR:-l am now directed o. iari Russell 10. mako you
acquainted with thr e. son Al Which, having con.
sid rcd, IA nunc,to1 with tho law officers OF tho
Crown your letter OF Tho .dh II Ma ch reaur.n " DO
Informed In regard to the right OF British vssses 10 Tado
With Matamoros, her Majesty government have arrived
The govcrnment q the tinted states has clearly no
right 10 SOLO British sss Lud tde bound from this
cpony IRON any other British possession, 70 tho ports
OF Vera Crz and M,tamoros eiher OF them. rses
such vcrscis attempt TO touch At or hdr~ ave
s cossigss as.i,lifson TO- bockadsd port
or iace 'r are eor'Tsd eonrcdrd y udr defined for
The Gar o6 Sd',s and in any adnitned ca q II such
unlawlu capt. ue her Ma,e.tys government would feel
tneir duty promptiy ~ Interfere, with view To obtain
f coupeo, s,.on and without the delay Of proceedings
iicr MaJestys government however cannot, wishous
v'eatng tho rules Of international law claim for rriteh
vorse- navigating between Great britain aud these places
any general erDpt.n fos, tie terent rioaf Of ss4sos
by Inc cuLorofne Unttd sfas, ksy proceed ap
any general a. UnTti thar sbh mag not act
as % render herc p,.re iawfd and juadabie Nothing
In than thos. who contemplate a breach
OF blockade, hs carriage Of contrabaDd, 10 dsDuis
their rposs BY siDutdtt dest,na Ion, and ty dostts
sesco h rencs 20 tho % sas ,s S
10 Ssdks not only 10 sbe ca IN many prtbRs, haf
oseratle Aexicia deainaon usM Be resorfed 70
for osct teh uoad reaiv jusfgy capture. IL has
already happened, IN many cases, that British vssscs
have been zed while engaged In voyages apparenty
prize have been really guilty Of endesvor.
ing 70 break the blockade, or Of carrying oon.rsband 70
the ConfsderAles. Ii. aaa
II ihe right of tho bclgerent % capture all ,eVsis
rea.on1 az ps!sd 2, s.Asy % M te.orsssiens o .ntsy-
alleged ths cannot DO Withdrawn from the consdc
rati Of tho prize court tbs csptor. After tbe
hsk undergone inysstig tion u the duty Of the prize
court 10 feature snch psi no anawfuly made with
coats aud dmages and the proper tms Tor tho tnfer
ference Il her MAsstys general, whsn
the prize courts have refused redress for capture which
tbe evidence shows " have been uujusti1zbIo.
Hex AaJorty = government cannot spup payk aais-
msus, deny the bcfgercnts In this ~ szsrecs of
those NJ As rAsch, al IN sk<A Bvsss
bssn concerned shs has clatmsd hsvse b es~cts s@,
H. HAMMOND
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and with what aacrty they ali set work IN relieve the
boat OF her stores VI freisht and humanty-but want
the w. rds and so must forbear.n
just before the EScort % Lieut. Col Hoffman, Az
sistant Ad utant General aud Col McChesney o.
North Carolina un volunteers, succeeded iD g'tng
through In small boat from the fleet 10 ishnl ton
about tho same time Capt Gouraud down from Gen.
Foster with dispatches
You know that have seen many feats OF valor during
ths war and can Judge somewhat OF the bo dness and
nerve requisite for them and also approximate unto
something IKE reasonable com arisen OF such events;
ana mere allow me 70 say that this feat o the Escort and
those on board has bad no parallel during the Gun
ais and ncads 10 be sure. have past batteries
10 wide rivers AZ was their places do and the events
have been feegraphed far and wide but have yet 70
sarn of an unarmod transport, loaded with regiment
O. men and cargo OF supplies and ammunition, at
tempting such thing ~ that here narrated.
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LOYAL LEAGUE OF UNION NCITIZENs.-NEw YORK.
~ April 10. ls63.-The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements for
the meeting this day, April 10 Madison square,
which Lieutenant General Scott will preside respect u
request that the National Flag be from
buaings and psvaelreGdsness on occasion mucA
public interest
Il hoI oil the COMMITTEES that business generally may
be suspended at An hour sucenty early 70 allow all loyal
citizens be present at O'Clock r n. BY order the
committee JAMES WADSWORTH, Chairman
T OVAL NATIONAL LKAGuE-MAGs MEEIlN0 AT
- MADISON SQUARE.
HALL LRAauI.
6l3 BROADWAY. April Ia, l6o3 I
Al Joint meeting Of tho Council and of the Executive
Comutee Loyal Nseonal League Of onosrs or
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That tho Loyal Natrnal League"
organizations will attend A. body, the meeting of me
Ioy 81 League Of Union Citixens on Monday iAe 20h
Instant, ut Madison testify their Loyalty the
government and their devo lon the national Flag
Resolved That the Secretary send copy the foregoing
resolution 70 the Chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEES OF
the Loyal Leagne Of Union Czens rssolu-
tions be puDlished In the newspapers
The several ward nzAtons Of the "L0val National
Lea uen requested TO the fullest
with this League in out the spr OF these esou
tiops. JAMES A. ROOSEVELT.
Secretary Of the Loyal National League.
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The Malls OF the Arabia and
Hibcrnian.
Lord Palmerston and Earl Rus
sell on American Affairs.
Important Declarations on Non-Interven-
tion and the Right Of Search.
Suspected British Vessels May BE
Overhauled.
&C., &C.. &c.

Tho malls OF tho Arabia and Hibcrnian reached this
city FROM Boston and lortlsnd respectively, early yes
terday morning oar Eurorean dies and corrcpondencs
arc dated W tho 4th of Apr, and contain the following
important and worry interesting details OF tho tce
gahed 10 tho iIALo Halifax after the arrival os
the Arabia at that port.
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A SMALL. NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
n suitable for FIRST class boarders located between
Canal and Ninta streets, and broadway Address T.
care of James Phelps h Co, Nc. 5 As,or place.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Contract for Raising the Su,skes Tes-
sets in Hampton Roads - the O6strucfioas
IN Charleston Harper.

The Contract for Raising the S.sstes ves-
IN Charleston Harper.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL.
The supply ship Circassian will leave Bos-
ton for the Gulf, on Saturday, the Path inst.
A year and half ago the Navy Depart
ment made contract for raising the sunken
vessels, about twenty in number, in Hampton
Roads, but owing to the fact that the contrac-
tor has shown himself incompetent for the
work. The Department will soon again ad-
vertise for proposals for the performance of
that service, thus affording to men of genius
and enterprise an opportunity for the Invest
ment of capital and labor
From what can be ascertained of the real
state Of affairs at Charleston, the rebels have
effectually closed the channels to the city to
our fleet, reserving a passage, however, to
their own craft, after the manner OF q canal
with safety lock against the enemy
The distractions may be Of such q nature
as not to be removed by any appliances of our
own, or Of too formidable nature to justify a
hazardous attempt by our own Ironsides to
penetrate further into the harbor, and within
range of the enemy's guns.
Under these circumstances, the best engin-
eering and stragetic skill becomes necessary,
on the part of the respective commanders Of
the land and water forces, to make a thorough
ly successful demonstration upon Charleston.
Such result cannot be considered doubtful,
but time Is necessarily required for the con.
summation OF their plans.
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MApAwAsKA. - Bro. Stickney of the
"Loyal Sunrise" is just beginning to give US
the reason for ceiling his paper the Sunrise"
1t appears that in the northern part Of Aroos-
took county is section called Madawaska,
where reside class Of men who are so COM
pletely benighted tina. they are every year the
dupes of unprincipled demagogues, who pour
out rum and money without stint to secure
their votes. The men who contribute the
most of these, the rum in particular, are sure
Of their votes, consequently they voted al
most entirely the copperhead ticket this year.
giving Bradbury a larger relative majority
than was obtained in any other part OF the
State. For the purpose Of enlightening them,
Bro. Stickney purposes to send them the
Sunrise" "free gratis for nothing, without
any charge" which he thinks would give US
the whole, or SO much Of the Madawaska vote
that there would be no further trouble about
that region.
He says, "let there be two hundred copies
of the Sunrise" sent there, into such families
as loyal men residing in that region shall des-
ignate. Let it be understood that they 60
gratis for one year, and for two hundred dol
lars paid TO us at any slime within the year.
we will send the paper and guarantee TO send
at least one hundred copies the second year
and get our pay or not as we can Of the per-
sons who receive them. Get these people
once to understand this matter, and the trou-
BILE would be all over, and Madawaska placed
forever beyond the reach Of corrupt dema-
gogues."
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A FOREIGNERS OPINIoN.-An infue initial
foreign journal, after a candid discussion Of
our national troubles and careful and calm
survey OF the whole field comes to the conclu-
sion expressed in the following paragraph:
1t is hardly possible to restore the Union as
it was. Southern obstinacy works out the de-
crees of natural justice. Rebellion must be
punished as well as suppressed. The revolted
States cannot be justified as well as forgiven.
They must renounce the sin that has lured
them to blood. They must re enter the I'm
ion as simple acknowledgements OF the
obnoxious privileges Of slave oligarchy.
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ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting
OF the Cumberland County Agricultural So
ciety was held last evening.
John +. Anderson, Esq, of Windham, was
chosen President, in place of s. P. Perley,
Esq, who was reelected, but declined.
t. NJ. Bradbury of Standish, John F. Perley
Of Bridgton and S. T. Raymond of Saccarap-
pa, were chosen Vice Presidents.
S. b. Beckett, Secretary.
Hosea Kendall, Treasurer.
1t was voted that all premiums awarded,
should be payable Immediately after the pub
lication of the official reports in the news
papers.
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q Among the pears exhibited at the City
Hall, we cannot forbear noticing, particularly
q dish Of the "Beurre Dial' variety, present
ed by Mr.. Geo. r. Davis. 1t was Acknowl-
edged to be the most splendid specimen Of
that variety ever exhibited in this city.
The apples presented by Capt. John B.
sCoyle, were beautiful to look at, and, no doubt
they taste as good as they look. So also were
his pears, grapes and vegetables.
The pears OF Mr.. Samuel Role we're splend-
Id. So were those of WIN. Moulton, ESD,
George Iewett, Esq, Mr.. J. +. Fernald, By
ron Greencugh and others.
T. c. Hersey, Esq, presented magnificent
grapes, which beholders longed to get at
Mr.. j. Maxwell, Miss Jones, Miss Gardiner
and others also presented rich and tempting
fruit
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NOTICE.
Orricx GKAxp TRUNK RAILWAY Co.,
Portland Oct 1874

UFFiCK UkAkp IkuNk hAILWAx CO,
Portland, Oct !. 1858.
NOTICE Is given. that the Scrip for the unpaid
~ interest on the Atlantic & st. Lawrence Rail.
road Stock in Federal Currency, for the two and
half years ending Dec. 81 1862, will be ready for
delivery at the office OF the Grand Trunk Railway
Co OF Canada in Portland and after the 12h Inst
The Scrip will bear date January 1863 with inter.
est. at per cent. per annum, payable ct the same
place.
Arrangements have also been made, by which
parties entitled to the Scrip, by presenting claims In
their right. in orders of other persons maxi
ing hundred dollars. may receive Instead ofths
Script. certificates upon the same terms. time and
interest, with Coupons attached for the interest.
This mode will much facilitate the collection ofthe
interest and save expense in the number OF SsamPs
used.
Orders will, ~ all eases be required when parties
do not apply in person for the Scrip or for the inter-
est now due CHAS. r. BARRETT,
octs eodissw Attorney of G. T. X. X. Co.
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RECALLING THE TROOPS. - Mr.. Clymer,
the Copperhead Senator from Berks county,
Penn, and candidate for the nomination for
Governor before the Democratic State Con-
vention, since the nomination of Woodward,
gave utterance TO the following, at a copper.
head meeting in Reading, Pa:
"if Woodward and Valandigham were
elected with Seymour and Parker, they would
unite in calling from the Army the troops
from their respective States for the purpose of
compelling the Administration to invite a
Convention OF the States to adjust our diff
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Hesr York Market,

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Cotton-nrm sales at 81 g % for middling up.
lands.
Flour-Staie and Western &c lower; Superhne
State 20 g IS; Extra do 10 q 30 choice do
SIS 9 50; Round Hoop Ohio 20 e 0 90; choice
do 10 @ IS; Superlne Western GO a 6 co. Com
mon to good extra Western 6 80 a 8 IS Southern
firm; mixed to good 8 40 81 IS; Fancy and Extra
AS g !5; Canada &c better, closing dull; common
extra 6 Is g 6 40; extra good TO choice IS q rs.
Wheat-opened unsettled and closed at a decline
Of q &c and heavy; Chicago Spring 80 a l Sc;
Milwaukee Club % g 81; Winter Red Western
1869lA.
Corn-opened dull and dropping and closed firm;
mixed Western shipping "a q &c saoat and 90 g 96l
In store.
Oats-lower.
Beef-dull and lower; Country Mess % q, %;
prime Mess new "A 90 q 20 90.
Pork-duil and lower; mess IA 80 a IA 70 and l6 90
@ is u, for new; prmemess IA 90 a Is 50 for new
sugan-quiet but firm; Muscovado 70 q l2j.
Molasses-steady.
Freights to Liverpool-more active and finer.