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The New York herald., 1865-06-09

wrsv reported. vreghts were without change The en
gag vsents wsrs:Ic Liverpool 70 tenn fstic at Is 3D.
and ysS steamer, 5ybaes cotton at 81 SG To Hamburg
3oobes blocks at i7a Cd 25 logs bfsc walnut at $40
per 1,Oeei The charters were ship fson 81 Andrews
10 Liverpool deals st COS; bark 20 Bvvueaax staves;
and one % HsEana on pEiyata terma
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OLYMPIC THE hTRE, Broadwsy--AS ALARMING SAcI
FsoK-SLEKPfNc BEAUTY
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway SEVEN DAucurxr
SATAN
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bovery -wnRssR-Hosxs
TH,Evks-Swiss PArRior
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

BowERY THEATEh, bowery y-DUxs Bor or MAN
GNoaE-THREE FAST Woxss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-18

NEW YoRK, Sept. I6.
CoTToN-Less active and scarcely ca
iirm at 45c for middling, closing dnil ot
44lSCg45c. FLOUR-DuIi, heavy md ~.
lower; 81 55CGT G5 for extra state. g 4oSS
- Tor extra round hoop Ohio g0El
~ gu Tor trade brands, market CLOSING
heaVy with no buyers mt outside quota
mons. WHIsKY-Firmer; state and
westernat 81 2SC92 20. WHEAT-Irrqf,
ular ana unsettled; spring heavy and
&c lower; White winter without decided
change in price, with rather more DO.
ing; 81 55Cgl 60 for Chicago spring and
milwaukee, club, 1 6IGl 63 for amber
Milwaukee, the latter price an extreme.
02CG2 % for amber state western. and
1 ~ Tor inferior new amber state RYE
quiet. BARLEY Dull. BARTEy
MALr-1n moderate request AT 81 a.
CoRS-Scarce and Il shade firner nj
1IG9S675c for unsound, SsCdS9 for sound
mixed western atloat, and 80 for hiUII
mixed, nearly yellow, in store. Oars
lCS2c better; 5j@56c for western, Pr
TRoLEUM-Heavy at 94@s25c for crude.
56Cg5S for refined in bond, 76d7S for do,
free. PoRR-Quiet and firmer; S32 s7I
@S2 oO Tor new mess, closing ut 81 10
cash, 80 5O93l so for 1864 do, "a 50ral
. w for prime, % 00d20 75 for prime
mess; also 500 bbls new mess for Sent nj
buyers option, at 80 G2I[, and 500 bblS
prime mess for Oct, sellers option. Mt
- 20. BEEF-Ffrm at about previous
prices. CUT MEATs-Firm ut I5G16T,
for shoulders, 19@221S for hams, BA-
CoN-Dull. IARD-Firmer Mt 23GISc
BUTTER-Active mt 25C933c for Ohio. rs
Gg43 for state. CHEEsE-DulI Mt llGIG.
fREIsATs-To Liverpool, quiet and
lrm at "a for corn, and 6I% for wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-18

CAIRO, Sept. lG.-The New Orleans
Times City of Mexico correspondent
says:
News from the United States causes
great agitation. The Imperialists are
in state of extreme anxiety, and the
most jealous adherents of Maximilinn
are discouraged, and every one seems to
feel increasing dependency. The Lib
eral forces are increasing rapidly in
every direction.
The city papers daily chronicle con-
t1nued lighting. The town of Santiago.
near OriZaba, has declared for JunreZ'
recognizing Gen. Garcia, Liberal gov
ernor.
Vera Cruz offers great advantages to
the Liberals, as it put them in cOnnec-
ton with the States of Tobacco and
Chlaqua. Various bodies of Liberals
united there, are seriously menancing
0rnZaba itself, and the railroad from
Vera Cruz. The Imperialists attacked
the place twice, but were severely re-
pulsed, which caused great sensation.
The Austrian Count There's has been
operating in the mountains near
Puebla, and has captured some priso-
ners of Importance.
An Austrian detachment, composed
of n company of lanciers, a company
ofinfantry and mounted howitzeT,
were compelled to surrender to the
Liberals. The Austrian who command
ed, II. n. Rycrick, and all the Impe-
rialist officers were shot
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The Drought over in the west indies
IIaYtIen Affairs,

New York, Sept. I6.-Advices from
Jamaica, West Indies to Sept. 7th, re-
port that the long protracted drought
which had caused wide spread distress
In the Island was over and favorable
showers had fallen.
Gen. LamOthe, n refugee from Hnyti.
residing Mt Kingston, Jamaica, having
been threatened with expulsion from
the Island for alleged completely in the
Haytien rebellion, had written to the
Governor of Jamaica, denying that lie
was ut all mixed up in any recent
scheme against his country, There
does not appear to have been any truth
in the report received by n prisoners
arrival that an instruction was about
to break out in the Western portion OF
Jamaica. The rebellion in Hnyti is
still unsubdued.
A letter from Port au Prince of the
10Th of Aug, published in n Jamaica
paper says, that President Jeffrnrd. MS
already mentioned left Port au Prince
on the 18th ult., for the seat of war.
taking with him 600 men, The insur-
gents had him repulsed in all their adj
vances and the recapture from them OF
the town of Cape Haytien was daily
expected. It was rumored that Fort
st. Michael had already been captured
by the National troops with GO prison
ers. Several of the Haytien papers de-
nounce the excuses committed by the
revolutionary leaders in breaking omen
stores and robbing merchants to paY
theif soldiers.
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THE ENGLISH VISITORS
Rebel Bureau of Archives.
HEALTH OF CAPT. W1Rz.
Arrest of G. t. Garrison, DIVA.
Interesting Mexican News



New York, Sept. 1G.-By an arrival
from MonteVeido, July 18th, We have
additional details of much Interest re-
gardinS the war between tho republic
of Paraguay on the one hand, and the
empire of Brazil, the Argentine Con-
federation aud the republic of Uruguay
on the other.
President Lopez had taken command
of the PHraguaynns III person, but was
moving more cautiously than mt first
owing to several Checks which his
troops had received.
The allies claim that the navy of the
Parhguaynns was nearly unnihiInted
in the battle of Riochielo. between
Paraguay and Brazil, and that on land
the Pnragunyans had also experienced
some material repulses.
The armies of all the contending
powers were, however, in motion. and
recruiting and all kinds of military
direction, but Till the rain and cold
gnve place to more favorable weather,
1t was thought that no decisive cam,
paign would be commenced.
There were 1900 Brazilians in the
field.
A Monteveido paper announces that
U. $. naval expedition, of great
strength, would soon arrive on the
south American coast, accompanied by
commissioner whose duty il would
be to demand and enforce non intcrfe-
renee with the free navigation of the
Platte river by Brazil, and the paw
ment by government of that country,
of 800, 600 as indemnity for American
vessels destroyed by rebel pirates in
Brazilian waters.
A Buenos Ayres journal, however,
says thnt this story has no foundation
in fact.
The city of MOnteveidO WINS said TO
be in a terrible condition, owing to po-
litical intrigues, political arrests, muir
ders in broad daylight, burglaries and
other lawlessness.
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New York, Sept. 1.-THE Herald's
Washington special says, the improve
ment that has taken place in the health
of Wirz during the interval the Court
has been adjourned, make it probable
that his trinl will be resumed on Mon
day morning.
F. The entire quiet that has been i'm
posed on the prisoner during his late
indisposition has had the effect of caus-
ing him to regard much more hopefully
the issue of the ordeal he is now under
going. If his previous constant labor
in his cell preparing documents and
evidence that have favorable bearing
upon his case are interdicted in the fu-
ture he will probably not relapse
unless some new phrase is developed.
Fhe conclusion of the trial is looked
for in n few days. 1t is but Just to state.
however, that his unsettled condition
Is considered critical. He is liable to
break down Mt my moment and become
hoPelessly insane before the termina-
ton of his trial.
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ANDREw JoHNsoN. Pres,t.
From, NcM 1lrInn,,.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1G.-Files to the
18th ultimO, received. The Times
brownsville correspondent saws, the
health of the cOlOred soldiers continues
bad. Sanitary measures have been
adopted and strictly enforced.
Though quiet the Liberals Mt Mata.
moras are collecting IL large force and
Will soon be increased by a union with
the forces of Cortinns, Carnvnial, Cam
oles and Deleon. 4 skirmish took
place on the Tampico road between the
RePublicant troops, under Escobedo and
u party of lmperials, under Tanngero,
having wagon train in charge. The
lmprialists were driven back to Monte-
rey, when getting reinforced they went
out again and were met by COrtinas,
the guerrilla, and again driven.
Four Confederate Americans were
barbarously murdered recently by rob
bers, one of whom is reported to be
General Parsons, of Missouri, while
another report has it Colonel Parsons,
of Texas.
The Times publishes Gen. Slocum,s
order revolving the order forbiddiuy
the organization of the militia of Mis-
sissipPi by Gov. Sharkey, and says we
have information somewhat reliable,
that important changes will soon take
place in Mississippi, regarding the pow
erS and conduct OF the freedmen's bu-
reilu which will doubtless form u pre-
cedent for all other States lately in in
sufrection.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of tne Guy Of Bo.1op.

Arrival of the City of Boston.
81; NEW YORK, Sept. l7.-The steamship
4 CITY of Boston, which left I,iverrrIi
the afternoon of the 9th, and onei.,'s,
town the next day, arrived hero hi,
afternoon. Her news is four dnvs
later. Nuyh
The confederate bOnd-holders held .
meeting in London on the 18th, and dc.
Dated their prospects. Some spenkeTs
even commended that the coniederntf
government was responsible. A com.
mlttee was appointed to report on the
sth OF October. The proceedings af
tprueu SO little ground for hope, that
the bonds declined per cent.
The Liverpool Post says that trada
between the Messy and southern ports
Is resuming its old activity, MANY
SHIPS have sailed, and many more arc,
on the berth for cotton ports.
Sir w. Hamilton, the astronomer, is
The Emperor and Empress of the
French, and the King and Queen Of
Spain were about to exchange visits Mt
san Sebastian and Bianity.
The cholera continued active at Mar
sceilles. ~
The French markets continues quiet.
Joseph Bonapurte, Prince of NIasip-
nnno, died mt Rome.
Inc reported recent treaty with Aus
trla and Prussia is denied.
Ihere are vague rumors of Austria
Intrlgning remuneration for the IoniOn
The King of Prussia is to visit queen
DARMsTADr, Sept. G.-The navigation
signed. '-'''''' IA
The leaders in the recent Feniau
demonstration ut Black Rock, near
Dunnalk, We're committed for trial nj
the Assizes. The prosecution was in
stituted by order from the authorities
ut Dublin Castle.
The Mark Lane Express fears that
one-fourth of the English wheat crop
will prove to be in bad condition.
The cattle plague continued its raw
ages and is stated to have made its nm
pearance i'll Ireland, in the county of
Donegal. The Common Council of
London headed II subscription with one
Thousand pounds to compensate per-
sons who have been compelled to kill
diseased animals.
LONDON, Sept. T.-Consols for money
ss>sa9O: Illinois shares 7S2{a7g; Erie
shares 6lAa541E; 5-2Os GSaGs1S.
Latest per CITY Of BOSLOn.-LONDoN.
sept. Ith.-The political news is unim3
portant. "'''-
A great fire has occurred at Stambone
Twenty-Five hundred buildings have
been burn, and the fire was still rigging
on the 9Th.
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NEW YORK, Sept, l6.-Lieut. Col.
Williams, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
who in June last WINS despatched upon
a tour of inspection through the States
of Arkansas and Mississippi, reports
eXtendedly, from st. Louis, Of his ope-
rations under date of August 9th. The
main facts of general interest contained
therein are that there is no lack of en-
ployInent for the negroes ut $50 per
month for males and Sl5 for females,
with board, and, in addition, that u
large number are engaged in cutting
wood for the yards along the Mississ-
ippi river, from which they are allowed
considerable profit, the residue of the
proceed to support the destitute of their
own race. Negroes who lease lands
for cultivation are required to pay the
same rental that parties do who apply
directly to the Treasury Department..
In one locality three freedmen schools,
established in October last with an at
tendance of 800 pupils, have been in
creased to 400, with an average atten-
dance of 500 scholars. The number of
negroes requiring support from the
government is reported to be every
where decreasing. Teachers engaged
in most OF the schools for the blacks are
paid by Northern societies and receive
from 800 to $50 per month. Many of
the inhabitants, who have no lack of
food, are very scantily supplied with
clothing, and can scarcely get through
the coming winter without assistance
in this regard.
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Relief of COIored Sufferers from the
Riots of ISRl. u

New York, Sept. IG.-The committee
TO secure relief for the colored people
who suffered by the riots of 1863, have,
after much whiting and perseverance,,
arranged for the payment of the largest
portion Of the sufferers, The following
is IL summary of the results: -Four
hundred and seventy-nine claims for
81, 1928 ., have been received from the
city; 34S claims for S26,O72 Is, were
abandoned; l22 claims for IS, 462 IL,
were reported by the board of super
visors; As claims allowed by the board
of supervisors for the amount of S3,I5S
have not yet been paid by the comp
trOller. These will have to be sued for
in the courts; II claims for SI,4Sl rs.
remain for action of the board OF SUI
pervisors. The difference between the
amount paid by the comptroller aud
that originally entered by the claim
ants was $33, $50 10. The sum originally
entered and allowed, but not paid, WINS
81, 492. The total number of claims orr
ginally entered was S1,0I4. The whole
amount was ,053 80. The committee
lent to the claimant to help them in the
interim of waiting $5,Q46 Is. The do
nations for the colored people was 81, 200.
At n meeting of the board of supervis-
ors 1t is nsCertained the tax levy for
1865 Will be over SIS, 100000.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.

OINVINNAIIi sept. 10.
FLoUR-Dun and prices nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; prime old
red at 81 IS. CoRS-Unchanged; pound
ear at Csc. OATs-Steady at 426.33.
RYE-Dull; new declined to soc, old in
store csc. BARLEY-Steady at full
rates; prime new fall at 81 65. WHISKY
Firm at s. 25. PRovIsIoNs-Firmer
Al IsSS PoRE-SSl- BULK AIEATs-Held
&c higher, but no advance estabIisbeS
BAcoN-Firm and good demand nj I7/
9 lS9lsI94l9}4c for shoulders, sides,
clear rib sides and clear sides; no hams
IN market LARD-Sold at &c, and but
little in market; butchers lard is held
Mt 2oc. GRoCERrEs-Firm at full rates
BUTTER-Firm at 2s@Slc. Eoas-DulI
Mt l9c. SEEDs-Timothy So so; flax
2 5o@2 GO; hardly any offering. GOLD
-l421.
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New YoRR, Sept. l6.-Ehe Times
Washington special, says: t
The Bureau of Rebel Archives, under
the charge of that we'll known scholar.
Francis Lteber, is now fairly organized
and Mt work. The examination and
classification of the five hundred boxes
of archives of the late rebel govern
ment. These documents relate TO every
department and period of the rebellion,
and cover the larger part of its civil and
and compilation by such an able and
discriminating gentleman as DIR. Leiber,
Will put the history of the confederacy
in correct light before the public
The title of the bureau has been chang
ed, and it is now called the Archive Of
tic of the War Department, and it will
be the custodian of an immense por-
ton of archives of the war, which have
been forwarded to tho Department.
There are now deposited in the depart
ment the history of eight orten army
corps, as filed by their Adjutant Cen
eral,
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NEW YoII, Sept. 10 Gold continues
weak: demand for customs has been
less active during the past week, but
the falling Off must be considered as
only temporary, as the imports con-
tinue at q very heavy. rate and the nc
tivity of business will cause larger
proportion of the arrivals to pass di-
rectly into consumption. Receipts for
the present week, exclusive of to-day,
have been g, 474 ,424; the price this morn.
ing has ranged from 42A to 43. The
imports for the week are very heavy;
being, in dry goods, 81, O2O,41 and In
general mefchRhdjse, S3,S17, 96S-a total
of 81, s3s, $50, the largest imports of any
week for this year.
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T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
i situated on the line ofthc National Road,
four miles east OF the city of Wheeling. Said
property consists Of my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern improvements; also,
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houses, Including brick
stnbllng, ice and spring house, chickery and
two cisternS- Also, one hundred and twenty
I'VE Apple trees of choice kinds; Pear, Peach
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing There
are also choice selections OF Grapes, Raspber-
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid ont
with evergreeus and other ornamental shrub
berry.
Iwfn also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together,
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to
price, terms OF payment, &c, can leave their
names at the Gas Company's Office, or visit
feb22-tf JACOB HORNBROOK.
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special says some of the original plan
tiers are directing attention TO the inn
portation of foreigners to conduct the
operations of agriculture. One gentle
man in Charlotte has introduced thirty
two Swedes as lnbOrers, who haYe
PROVED themselves patient, persevering
and industrious, but some npprehenz
sions are entertained that the climate
so far south will operate unFavorably
on their health and powers of end1-
rance
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From south Caroiina...rhe RecOgni.
tiOn OF Mexico. IN

ton OF Mex leo. l#N
NEW YORK, Sept. Charleston pa
pers to the 18th are received.
The News says ex-GoV. Aiken re-
ceived u full and complete pardon from
the President on tho 18th.
The 33d South Carolina and 1O2d
Michigan colored troops are on their
way TO their place of rendezvous, to he
mustered out.
The rice crop in the vicinity of
Georgetown is said to he abundant.
by the LIST of October it is thought
communication by rnil betweenC Charles
ton and Columbia will be restored.
The Tribune's Washington special
says;
The first overland mail for Charles
ton since the beginning of the rebel
lion, left here to-day via the Orange IL
Alexandria railroad.
| 81 Airribune correspondent says: am
told by persons whose authority can
not dispute, that the President and Mr..
Seward looks upon the recognition OF
Mexico, as an act perfectly legitimate in
itself, and which must eventually take
place, this too without prejudice OF. the
maintainance of the Monroe Doctrine,
with which the recognition of Mexico
does not interfere, and which will be
reasserted on that occasion with more
strength than ever. air
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WARRINGTON, Sept. 16.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Marshall B. Hol-
land collector of customs for the port
of brunswick, Ga, and T. NJ. Murray,
surveyor of customs for the port of Pa
,ducah, Ky.
The President to-day pardoned six
Alabnmians, two IentuCkinns, one
Virginian and one Texan. H'
The doors of the Presidents mansion
are again besieged to-day by pardon
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our EnrIIsll Visitn,.a.

CHICAGO, Sept. l6.--The English can
itaIists visited the different points Of
Interest around the. city today and will
be entertained tonight by banquet at
the fremont House. They leave here
tuesday morning by the NIichfUnn
Southern raiIrond.
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NEW YnRE. SAINT

~ 4 g1FEAl NJVVIs IV'
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Firm; 5-2Os,
coupons, 10T2S; do. new issue IO5H; 10.
40s, coupons, 81; Treasury 1905 S91f.
SToCKs-Better, but closed weak; Fort
Wayne 97s<: Mich. Southern 6s1S; Mich.
q Pittsburgh ny; Northwestern 273<:
prefr'd 6l5s; w. U. Telegraph "A; n. Y
Cen. $685.; Erie s72k; Reading 1917.
Prairie du Chen so; Missouri 6s 77J5;
California rs ll6; Ohio d Miss. cert's
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From NaShvlIIe.

NAsHvILLE, Sept. l6.-Lieut. Black
man., Judge Advocate of the Military
Commission for the trial Of Champ
Ferguson, commenced his closing ar
did not finish to-day. It will be conclu-
ded on Monday. ilI7f
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Failure of Bankers owing 10 heavy
losses in Gold Closing
of the Ohio state F0ir---RecCptiOn of
Gen. Grant.
CrNCINNAT1, o.. Sept. l6.-R. Ellis.
Jr., ~ Co., Bankers failed yesterday
owing to heavy losses in gold trahsae-
tions.
The Ohio State Fair closed yesterday.
The receipts amounted to $4,000.
At the request of a number of promi-
nent citizens the Mayor has called a
meeting for Tonight to make arrange
mentS for the reception of Gen. Grant
who is expected to arrive next week
The City Council has rendered the hos
pitalities of the city.
The European capitalists arrived at
Chicago last night, and We're met by a
large committee of the Board of Trade.
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Post says jeff. Davis was yesterday
transferred from his casemate prison "a
n room in Carroll Hall, in Fort Mon.
roe. This change was made necessary.
owing to his declining health. Carroll
Hall Is perhaps the most comfortable
place in the Fort. FIlt TN
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l6.-A telegram
was received yesterday at the Provost
Mnrshal's Office from Gen. Baker, in
Washington, to unrest q. II. Garrison,
of Accomac county, Va, and send him
to Washington, with the property com
consisting of watches and other prom
erty taken from the Andersonville pris-
oners. Garrison left on the Baltimore
boat yesterday, in charge of Captain
Hitchcock, for Washington, in Gbedi-
ence to the orders received by telegraph.
The Norfolk Post says the press of
the country have been extensively sold
in regard to the reported recovery of
the safe of the frigate Cumberland, con
taining large amount of specie. The
only money recovered, us we stated ut
the time, was $20gold piece.
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Accepts the NominntIon,

BUFFALO, n. v, Sept. ia dispatch
mas been received by Dean Richmond.
from Gen. Slocum, saying he endorses
me platform and accepts the nOnina-
lion of the democratic nominee for Sec
rotary of State.