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Proceedings al The Inquest.
The New Commissioners Censured
" AeutNGroN. Aug 22.

WAeutNGroS, AuR 22
The President h.- srpolntcl John X. Goodloc,
tnel states Attorney f5I the District Of LOUISIANA,
And John L. villa .nson, Attorney for the Western
ps'r.ct Of Tennessee.
ylrgiaia stale Convention, which .uembled At
ACrAnd1A some months 90, adopted the proposed
sDti-slavery amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United states II AppeGis, houover, from new spspor
articles and other indications that there ie total ig-
norlce on Aat subject In the vicinity o: Richmond
sls, there would rot be such earnest advocacy OF
ecnvaotou % do shat has already been done. As
S5verner Ficrpont and tho legislature which assem-
u, led At AleNaplriS are recognized by the leading
iIreu of fNrcua a. lsrs II occsslons much comment
| isre that tler should ignore tho State Convention
stch saembled there under the same executive
A,rty.
II lLerp is 10 be renewed retrenehment In every al
rction The l;oy0rnincu NJ has determined to iInme-
ay dispose Of all public property not required for
is and 10 muster every ofeer and soldier uhoso
/ 'evccs are not absolutely necessary. letter hu
hE been received ~ the TreUury Department
| from its AGENT VIM. v Smith, who wrecked
n he steamer Golden Rule, tho way TO California
,th one millcn Of United stalel Troisury notes and
sne hundred and sixty seven thirty bonds Of ono
1houland dollars each in his charge. The steamer
- Erocked on RoncAds reef, near Grand Cayman
n
sans OF employing diver, to recover portion Of tho
Esasure.
III Major-Cenera W. 2. Hancock Is breveted Major
vencra in tine Regular Army, to date from the 10Th
\ q March, for "dis,lngulshei services during the
| var"
The CuRpTIoIE NJ this morning saws; Prom the
Jpecial Provost Mfr'hsl o. the War Department. rho
"a ju.t returned from brief trip through some Of
he Southern States, whore be went on ,is buAi-
ess we have iull confirmation Of the reports which
have recently from these ocali,ies OF the utter
sesutuon Of the south and Of the dtsirs OF the peo-
ye at large to submit eheerfuy to the Government
lf The Uuitod States" The CuRoSIoIR adds: "FTom
q. accounts appcsn that II idr expression Of pub
opinion can he OBJ aimed At tho coming elections In
he south there will be Little difficulty In the work oi
. .oIyGniLGtion"
Ih;re seems TO be no doubt that tho charges and
,pscifcsligns Gfainst Capt WIZ will be amended
ty tie prosecution in ssy,sal important particular,
IA, council will take Issue tina. this be done
e prisoner having already pleaded not guilty to the
| ,'hlrsc, on shIch he VIA arralened yesterday.
4 IN. COmmi sioner OF Internal Rsvenu. TO-DAY
r. sds the following decisions That ves1els are mol
,,.,-1ad a. merchandise within the meaning OF sec
Ft~5- . Of the nc, 81 june 81 1854 and the tax Of
VI one per c.ltum mpOsCi said section mon th,
,Ae. of ,chantise 10 not 10 10 assessed On Lhe sal,
o. yC se. la rtFBrt W ulSldenda, tho Comm s.Ono
iAs oiice mat al d,SiteD!s declared by any Of Ia,
Iftitut CGB meat!Oncd N section ls0 Of the Ezcis
~, since the ire day Of July, 1864 subject u
NE ,aI Oi ger centum
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General Intelligence.
tBy Nal 10 the Nep York SUM-


Ins"or.h we - - 80 ~ .ne Po'A'os
i'' - N''hs "u'n "'''''' !" 'nA' roHion'
liohr ,nsnuy moVeinen'-ssh.ung orshio
"'h '"uJ !" ~
As co company Is being formed at Poughkeep-
sic cspi Al stock 5000, divided into 200 shares
Of 50 each.
Or OF 5000 applications for pardon received
nom ex-rcbes, 10 st.ted that the President has
sctuslly pardonod less than 100.
TwrsTy rryE pI.nt,r. .r, a, p....p, urd.r ar
reEt nj Vick sburg CHARGED with eitb.r m .lty,at
iue or wi'fuuy LiLing their former slaves.
Tns postmaster Of tho town OF B,ratham, Now
HAM shire, has held his ofics for B8 wears Rot.-
uous in oiiee is no, very popular dootrIn. there.
A.. r...i.A,,.,. IN. , ,,,,,',... c., -.
p.Si,d ia ordinance prohibiung Tho sal, of intoxi
eating uauors b.tWo.u the hours of l1 r NJ and
lam
NJ nr.,, p.,,t.,... .-...., tn 49,,
NJ ~ "Hl. W.. .,iro'NuA,ln 'ois Nu'N'oh
NV the demand In B.ltimore. rbsre ths f.lin,
sp,o o. ara very scarce
r.. c,,..t, ., :, o..,, ~
cor.. y" is., wssS ,,gnm, an, ~ 'ns
So'h ~ " ,As' "ooN senon tweny -oue petluohs
war '-'
r.. ,-,,.. =, p.. A.. .,
~. s'no, y, ~ rlnI, n' .otrp,ra'or, rccsn,y
III ~ ~ 49, "a 'sS,ir vb'l ~ Gh,on''ne' il..,
M 80 ~ f ~ :" ''I"'e "sps.ou 70 orhs
away po''o'' "' oouS Oh hA "fe'o'ieu son
A COMPANY has hoen formed in Phllsdelphis with
| Wow n dSyelop tho Indications OF gold which
have been discovered In Montgomery County near
the great lsls of Ihc PJtotaac and expect 10 COM
pence operations shor.y.
Atrrrtr 6,u,.v,,r-old fall M, NJ . ...,,d .,,,x
window In Now Haven, tht other day, and caught
tbe spacious part ot his pantsloons protesting
| iron, where be hung ull his father could release
Lin.
| Ap.y I.hor.r dr,nped dead 4, . h.rx,u.h.ld
mar S,r,h, ,iIls' N " r.centlv. The coroner fonnd
In Ii, roel.. 81 .Oc0 in essb Two god md i've Ill.
yer ws.oasL aud . certificate Of deposit for $500
more.
| AU.rvrsprpa 1. \ co,,ronor.,y .o,,nI.ir. ,h.
.o'isI. sbo ss,e 49,, ,bsrs H., dc ~ rcisI nnr.
ross ~ rr.. rvinu nuliIc orj.r. byino di.credi,
npon then,s,ve. Ind IN, regimen, bv orIg,r,ting
S,,'nLa, LrsI' s,,I iS,'. ~, d.''rs, .,,s
Fou,p,I.e uo,pi,sI, arc d.n,.rous institutions.
Judging from tbs i,ct that ulcgttnate birtb. in
francs ro., from ON, Al Irt.eru IA ons.thi-I a.
.oon AZ lie sy.,.m Of Foundlns uo,ni,,I. Wa.
firmly es,aLus6rd.
Iat. - Ala. -, -. ,,.,.,. p
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is no gentleman, and send in my bill Aceor,,
lnsly."
puNBrx OF persons in the County o. Stafford,
Va, have been svindled Ivy q kusvo Who informed
mem that he was sn agent Of condscthon for tt1
lniied sstS and that unless they paid him ffy
GEMS le. s'ro Tor each acre Of land now IN ccrr,
tner land would 10 sold, and they would ne'c 10
slloNc1 70 rerurchs'c II. ny this ststemcui, and
oy means OF h,eas, h succeeded ia obtaining, ia
seV'ts' ,n'uhcel, all .he money which the persons
bad At the ntne
usnW The head Of "Al,b,m. Cotton Troubles"
tne m"tlle kEoinrth r,tnatk. "Ples of cotton,
We learn, are sNstrg trau.portation At sAimA apd
cthsr points on the A,bstna river but refusing L,
pay t2b . bae irci.bt IN the p,samboAt. Five
ceuh pound freight Is pretty strong and 81 wa
heard gentleman sAv Sat nothing hut 81 Ion
cDNon coul bear tie wei ht of the cl -c tcr,,1p.
tie boat owners assume that uioa of tno con II
Offering fer NapspoIiatiou 10 p.psu cotton' and
Therefore comes leg'tmaey within lie ME
Meantime, 'so-ca'led' Government cotton s,r,.s hv
the delay, and We Govornmout aseutH yAlroi p.y
such prices'
lnr AGsnta, Ga, ISTELLiGES CTR tnua sargt,lrt,,
spccuAtcs upon the future couree uf trsle va ava,
city I'VE think IL will I've no iinaginprv raiur,
whom We say our stores will be well Hlel win
goods the 20, unrovoaled cotton g.. ,hc .uIr..y
~l flow In, seek ng an outlet ts N'rthern ma e.s;
mechanics Hnd labO, Will fud profitable cmp pius .
meat in various branches oi Industry money Wit
be more y eniy our Agricultural friends viii sccl.
tHo cities 10 sell tho.r products ami 10 "a c!ct
arn IL of dry goods snd groceries sirslgcrs VIII
vist Ne 10 ep nj tho win cr mouths, yr,uk ns 'J.c
snoNs" With hetu. We are al rght sghu--
Acs tsth her y.c.ories no less renowned than
War, ald these srs OF them. $50 muto u Ue."
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Mississippi.
Emancipation Declared by tho Convention.

Jackson his,, Aug 2l.-The following eonsttu.
tional amendment haI just passed the Convention, BY
q vote " eghty-siT 70 eleven 1.-The Institution Of
slavery h,yins been destroyed In the State Of Mis-
.issppi, neither slavery nor involuntary 'efyitude
othorwi,e than for the puuishment OF crime, whereof
the party shall have been duly convicted, shall here
Aer exlst In this State aud the Legislature, at ii'
next sesiion. and thereafter as the public welfare
may require shall provide by Law for tho protection
and security Of the persons aud property Of the feed
men of the State, and guard them and the State
against any evil that may srife from their sudden
emancipation"
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North Carolina.
Tho Mayer of Fayetteville Declares that
the Negroes are not .laltrcated.

Tue Wilmington HERALD Of the 18th instant con-
tains An official communication fom Mayor Mclean,
Of Fayctteyile, In which he stAien that Instead Of
two n-rroes being tied Mp and publicly rhppsi IN
Fayetteville, that negro afser beins tried ana
convicted Of larceny, wa. whipped according to the
sentence and laws OF tho state. Aso, thai 1he slate
uent Of negroes being "ued up TO trees and whipped
and lefl tied until storm prostrAted the tfeo'" 10
fslIe the report ohCnAtng from the iset that mill
tary OH er caused two theop-s,salrs negroes TO DO
tied by their thumbs to ainp posts for two hours
pun nrhment for their offence. Tho Mayor fno"s oil
no cases of cruelty 70 negroes either b. civilians or
the civil authorities r. w. HArdie, AheriG Of Cum
bersnd county state. that the report that be publicly
whipped two negroes at Fayetteville, 10 false.
The s,rsstsvssping In Paris eosu ts0o OOO per
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Richmond Witness.

The Richmond kEFubLIu, Of Aug. i1th, states;
For fhort time In isG2, Wirz, amer returning
FROM > secret rIi-s'Jn for tho Confederate Govern
mon to Iutops, vas y aced by old General windsr ia
,harge ct the Libby, and suhseluenty v~ made
Provost A.ithEl Of Asnchc'ter a VILLAGE over the
rivor In neither positions dd he, 10 our know edge,
attract the particular attention OF the public. He as
generally accounted y rough, unde pted fellow, but
90 the peer VI the n1iIfitv o. MialeI't tAyorteG
1hoso ueIc she dsys of narI. law IA Richmond,
sten Cspts Geo.go Wellington Alexander OF
BALTIMORE. va oue OF tho piglOst men among us.
When NitL iei. this vicinity ~c Lost sisLt oi hiip
ente uItl tho close VI the va, when IL turned out
thai he had been la command at hudersonviue. OF
AntprfouNtc Itre {. re IA irg ma know 40 little
tu.Lg the the pe pie OF the North except that
~ Il med from = report Ot Colonel IAos 4. Turner,
hO sent thithcr inspect the poet that IL as
most IlsA ubtUus neighbOi hood. AM that the sccom
uou stUn OF a. % ,sonats shominahe. The report
oi Colonel Turnor, la Witch be recommended the
reno, a nj the prisoners 10 N Icon, vn sent 10 the
Var Depart msnt In MAJ, 1854, and W1 never heard
Ot aiteTvArd.
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How the Prisoner Looks a.d Acts

A Wa.h,uston couesponaen, ~ . Phil,ds!phis
p.Ier dc,cnte, tue sryoaraucs Of Capt Wiz before
lhe Court on Monday
he u middle AGED n.n, apparently between Is
AMI ~ 'eSs Of ace, about fees irehes hish, Of
thir, tpAfe insure, dAfk hair, wh'skeu aud nous
tscbe, sFShi. mixed uith gray. lie has hugh tore
"snfes feste'-v aroInd Ne room. aud hia &C ion,
tctnAe Aen quick nsrN Jus tempe fament. lie Looked
NJ ~ ,S's, Casev orr sni Gariiod. lie Iressei in
ack c.ots ia; and pau,slOrna sith White shirt,
cchst turned dosn, Ia Byron, over . thick,
heavy lack silk hsnats .chief His hesd-
rear consisted of ssll-worn, rteasy look
IT, cd 'ht hst, and M. With hi,
sceiy ioohlGs, thrcsdb-ie clothes, rave him q
,harhy-geut,e appearance. lie sVp.a's 10 tcke In
teno ih'et q II the pocco iinss st ing crV.teggel,
With hi- nght h1n4 coust nuy 70 his mouth, pulling
Lt noustachc vtu h's tJuwb and iorehusst, ia
nervous RTits'ed tnaLGct, lie evidently appreciates
the sNt mntty hs situation His counsel converted
with him Ioqueu,y. HE AusueigteCIned 10 hc given
no,haAlcAy aud in monoeyl lea In 4 low G.. e.
Mred tho courtroom vas lciua cesr6d he
taken Into the iolh and a. Le passed out the spec
tons c.owdcd around him for = moment and cue or
trO soldiers .sld, "Ho~ ae you, Mirz - q. Wishing
H. e. him to ltcornisc them. The suArd promptly
pfeyented Gn, enc coming near hin, OF spys' Ing 10
him but Lr eeCmud 10 have distinctive drc ad Of tho
ser.GtOrs for he thtuuk bsck and sought p.uectiOn
Of tho kus.d II lac spptohsndod come violence be-
lug done
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THE LATE FIREMENs RIOT.
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: ANOTHER SHREWD FORGER
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$2O4,Ooo in Bonds Obtained,
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Colonel Chipmsn replied ths, under the p.rismcn-
tsry lee there could now be no debate.
Major General wsll.ee said "Tb. Court stand.
adjourned, consequently there can to 20 argument"
Judse Hughes-The prisoner having been ar.
rs.sr Il we enter ouf protest sysinst breaking 10
the Court or an nisfin,s adjournment. We AK
for the dschsrre OF tie prisoner or tbs, the cour,
proceed v ith his trial
MAJOR General WaIsec repeated that the Court
had ilou-rsd.
nudns this eol'cuuy Ihe prisoner vas removed from
she court 'Vom by the military guard. The sdouru-
msut -ihoiis dsv having teen named tor the re-
ass''u5litg VI ihs Court took tie counsel and spec.
t"" by 'lrpii'e. No renon Is as yet hnovu for
ih- course hoash there s suspicion ths, the charge
Of conspiracy may he -ltLdtarn.
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City and miscellaneous News.
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Proceedings of the Convention.
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EMANCIPATION DECLARED,
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI.
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20 Would Like to Know What he
is Shut Up For.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Commercial IuteIligeuce.

LONDON MONEY MARKEI-Ihe discount denlaDc
rather active; the unchanged Funds
quiet and steady but Conols slightly depressed by the in
troducion OF ths Brazilian loan.
LivERfooL, Sept leCorToN-The weekly report OF the
Liverpool Cotton market received by the Moravian.
Upward
BRHApsTryFs quiet and steady Richardson, Spence
Co. and BgaDd, Atbya Co.. report Flour quiet and nomi
nal Wheat quiet and steady a, Ssds for Spring Corn
hrmer. with sales Of mixed at 29, Q.
Provisions quiet and steady Bigand Athya Co, and
Gordon Brace Co. reports Beef inactive Pork quiet and
steady Bacon quiet and firm Lard market bare and prices
higher quotations IS ass. Talow brm but quiet But
e flat. Cheese has downw ard tendency.
PRoDucE-The Brokers circular reports Ashes tending up
waid for Pots with at 29 Sugar still advancing Coffee
quiet and steady Rice firm. Lnsesd advanced 3D. Lnseed
axes dali at so So Linseed Oil active at IS as
Sperm OIL quiet at ELL Rosn tends upward. Spirits Tur
peutine hruer. with sales at a. d30i.
Boult. English Brandon report Petroleum firm, at 2lo
for Refined
LoNpoy MARxgu-Bsrng's Circular reports: Wheat fat
and al lower; Iron quiet and steady sugar buoyat
Cote. closed firm the decline OF I'd al Tea hrm; ltice
quiet, Taow active at f dt6 Spirits Turpentine easier
sales at a. for French and 60 for American Linseed Cakes
steady Sperm Oil hrm. -
LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-Consos closed on Friday at
e9s da9i for money. -
States Fiyetwenties, 50. do83.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Saturday evening. Sept l6CorToS-Saes to-
day rs bales including 1900 TO Spectators and exporters
The marte, closed buoyant with an advance Of I'd.
BREApsrurYs-The market Is quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet. but hrm. -
LONDON Sept 6 Evening close at ssi asa for
money. ~ ,o,1,,o, p
ed States Fiyetwenties, 63l d6ai
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
The Penian Movement.
NUMEROUS ARTISTS.

The recent afray at Dangan between the con-
stabulary and crowd Of alleged Fenians, I'M which
the police killed and wounded others Of their assall'
ants, was the subject of investigation at the Castle
martyr Petty Sessions Friday, Sept. y. There was
large crowd In court Of sympaihzers with the men
summoned by the police for taking part In the attack
upon them. Eleven men, including Terence Ahenrn.
who was said TO have melted the attack were SUN.
moned and the information Of Constable jacques Cos
grave and other policemen and witnesses, was read
over The evidence appeared % be substantially the
that given at the inquest with tie exception
that some OF the words Of the haralgue delivered by
Ahearn were deposed to.
Constable jacques swore that Ahearn. after ascend
ing the pier Of the gate. expressed himself thus We
are all belonging to the Fenian Brotherhood and the
time is coming at which We must strike the blow" He
concluded by telling the people TO go home and not
mind the police, after which he pulled on tho wall
This harangue excited the people The words doposed
10 by Constable Cosgraye We are all Irishmen
and Fenians We In oblivion and the time is come
when we will strike the blow" The Chairman said the
magistrates were unanimous in accepting moderate
bail with one exception. Terence A AhesrD, who was
the primary Of the disturbance and consequently
they would put larger amount Of bail him. namely,
two balls In 425 each, and himself In $50 lie said he
would DE able 10 procure the necessary balls. Tho
other defendants let out balls Of Rl0 each and
themselves in 40
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company.
New PlotAgainst Louis Napoleon
The Cholera in Italy and France.
HALirAx, n. s. Tuesday, Sept. 20, lse5.

Tie ROYAL Mail steamer Cuba, Capt Stone.
Which left Liverpool ai 80 on the morning of the 10TH
and Queenstown or the l7th arrived at this port this
Afternoon She has e passengers for Haifan and us
for Boston The Cuba experienced heavy weather the
entire passage ard has been within 80 miles Of the
ror for the last i've days She sailed at s:30p Il for
Boston
The steamships Aleppo FOR Halifax, aud the City
.fCork for New York also left Liverpool on the 10th
The steamship Louisiana from New York arrived at
Liverpool at noon Of the 18th.
The steamship Persia from NewYork arrived at
Crcokhsven at 1880 or The morning of the 18th.
The steamship Borussa from New York anived al
Southampton on the morning Of the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Fall Of a Derrick-A Workman severely
Injured-JeA. Davis-Report Corrected
aoidfers, Graves.
FoprRr,s MoyRor Sent. "a ls65.

A derrick used for hoisting stone on the Rip
Raps fell yesterday njurng Of the laborers Sc
verely -.
There are large number Of sailing vessels in this
harbor wind bound, and eight whose crews have de-
serted them.
The report is not correct that the announcement Wa
made by the agent Of the Associated Press at
Monroe that Jefferson Davis had been moved nom ni'
casemate TO Carroll Hall.
Capt James NJ. Moore and assistant arrived iIon
wards where our soldiers are buried to arrange them
properly and fence them In. Many OF THESE grase,
yards have already been arranged and kept IN an ap
The commencement Of the war are in neglected con-
dtion, without fences. etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
France.

The correspondent of The London Innss AZ
Diarritz mentions the discovery Of a reported pio'
against the Emperor. either the way to san seonS
tian or on the return 10 Bayonne. Inc parties
~ orsini,s precautionary measures were TAKEN ana
tho Queen Of Spain insisted on accompanying .ne
peror and Empress to tho railroad station ho'wi.n Will
Standing IL was night. in order that she ms"' '""''
any risk run by her guests. ,,.;,,o mi,
Ibe cholera has increased so much al Marsecs tnat
the Mayor has summoned meeting OF the pu.se'ahs
Tbe weeEy returns Of the Bank Of France show a
decrelse In cash Of I, JOp, go francs.
The Paris Pourse on the 18th closed Nat. Rentes
67L &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
ALABAMA.
Proceedings OF the State Conven'ion-The
Ordinance Of Secession Declared Null
and Void -Exciiing Debate - Maneu'
verins OF the Minorisy-The State Debt
Slavery.

MONTGOMERY Ala. Monday. Sept %, 1903.
Twre has been great excitement IN the CON
yention to-day and spirited speeches between straight
out Union men ON one side and the Conservative ana
Secession on the other the subject Of Secession oc
casioned by two reports The majority report declared
the socaed Ordinance OF Secession to have osea zen
wholly unauthorized and that 1t was and is nun anu anu
void and the minority report was laid upon tue tap,e
by a vote of 6s to 26. The minority party then alehd
al by calling the act of Secession extra CONSTITUTIONS
which was carried by a vote Of 81 TO &c. The majority
report party subsequently viewed this as the sprnsaS
of new mine upon them by the minority party ana an
exciting discussion took place, when the amend%en. a m
was withdrawn The minority party then onerea al
amendment declaring the Ordinance Of Secession un.
constitutional, which was voted down by majority 9t
So TO a. The majority report as originaiy reporteu,
was then adopted by unanimous vote 9i " anu INC
Ordinance of Secession was declared null and yod
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Sept 20. le65.
special dispatch to Tie CA'0"'e' dated A0h'sOn''
No vote las vet been taken concerning the subject
of the Alabama State debt II has been referred TO
Committee who will report on il in day or two.
"T The Convention adopted the ordinance for the abo
lition of Slavery with only three dissenting votes
Everything is going on most SATISFACTORILY ior lne
cause of the Union"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

tho Gasten Convention, in accordance with the cir.
culars from the English and French Governments 1t
was further asserted that England France and Russia
long since exchanged views relative to the Duchies and
that perfect agreement exists In their views upon the
above Convention.
Gen. Won Monteufel as the representative OF Prus'
sia in Scheswig and Field Marshal Won Gablenz, as
representative Of Austria in HOIsein respectively as
sumed the administration OF affairs in those Ducbes on
the 18th, and Issued proclamaons calling the inhab'
tants to maintain public order and loyalty and prom
Using them justice and liberality
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
India.

BOMBAY, Sept. 9.-Cotton buoyant; ship
ments Of the week ll,0O0 bales. Exchange, est
FIeights to Liverpool, 76.
CALCUTTA, Sept. e.-Exchange, 2it. Freights to
London, 45i.
Mails have been received ffom Calcutta to August G.
and from Hong Kong TO July 20. and from Melbourne
to July &C. TIE American portion were forwarded by
the Cuba.
The Indian news was unimportant. The reported
fall Of Pekin not confirmed.