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CROP CORREsPONDEyCE.
The Peach Crop at st. Joeeph,

,.,,... 81. JosIrH, Mich, Ang, s.
Hotofs Chicago Ttlhunss
~ q e..lement In yonr paper, taken from tht
Det1olt f1te Pres, concerning the fruit cror
nete, 20 widely different from the estimate
maae oy the fruit growers in this vicinity
tnat' IN Justice to their interests, I wish to
eise Sou the general estimate of the crop o,
peacnes and grapes which will be shipped
from this port.
nens7e theEe has UeYer been disposition
msnnested here, BY orchardiste, to underrate
.us n1t crop Tor the purpose Of enhancing
Rsaeea ma ~ on the contrary, thelr natural feel
rn1ntp IN ~ ptaae N ne choice productions Of this
H. u L. 1893 la the estimate Of the peach crop
haIs We 5O,ooo baskets. It proved to be about
] Aat1 luz amount. Then there WIS a GENERAL
! crop: Now but small part Of he tsritorY
| P.aaea aak 20 orchards Is bearing anything to
rae1a npeaA .tk II ana that part viii not ayerase
a-a ~ tnsn lnlrd Of crop. Some orchards
me estimate Of the peach crop Tor this
3sM, y those who have given tie subject
sneir attention, Is from 5000 to $1,000
paskets. The grape crop Is fine, but there
nc a nok v1nes enough In bearing to produce
~ ETSs twsat{.hve tuns. The general estlmate
cAoPsM WHTEsIoE COUNTY.
pa,.,,- ,. sEER1Hd, ILL.,, Aug. 9, 1865.
ntVsf In the history Of this section has the
1atn1e tor our farmers looked SO gloomy as
now. 1t has rained almost necessarily for
Inc past three weeks, and to-day 1t has
FAMED 10 torrents, with good prospect Of
t.s cont1n1anon. Oats at first promised
neaVy yield. but will be total failure, nope
hnv &h,f
, 1865-08-11
CHICAGO CArLK MaEr-
ufrIG or TnH DAur T11BFn.

VII!EH dF f1E DluT IRIHEYHl
laassd4y kyenlug, Aug. 10
aftAIILE-Aceordins to th9 Boa.t cfr.,,,.
,.. .os feeeiota sad thtpm.nss tincs on 1.ss
@ .aas: rempsred with the ea-resp2ud,ae ner;nd | -;
49, aase peen ~ follows It should b borne IN
tacie ef the dny preceding: 3eA4s
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Clevclaaa Grain aarkss-Ax..a. a.

Flour dali snd inactive, Hhtss-Ns t.t a ~, ~.
Ms soold learn Of salea yes.erdsy as:aoon
Il * III tnios; No. BED h.!d 1t u IS: No do
s!511ssst - Y Corn d1u and nominal 4, ya;sc F,r
y. 1xed E1tn stoee. OAts lower SAFe Js,tesda7
a. ESa Ha sas fs5m Sfo.s =. Sc Hetd this mpruia
hJe-Dsn and ttatk aad N sYf ee nut - M
0ot2loAI . 9oc from ato1r Rarias Esh ,nt faants
, 1865-08-11
FRIDAY. AUGUST IL, 1865.


4 That when given this opportunity. n
negro elall work, and If he fails tn do .,
shall be made to work Like any other yasran
hy being puntshtd for his va.rancy.
The labor question, therefore, In I'll 7,
aspects and phases ia assumed by the Frrar
mems Bureau, md under ita ma pacemrnt "
can assure our readers that there Is no NOV
Iauperism Or suffering amopp Sonthar
blacks than among Northern whites. ~
b1acls arc uatura!ly little Inclined e;tber =
Panferem or beggary On the contrary the
VIII cneo.e many huuflatirg employment
10 gain living honestly, while the whites n
LIE Ssuth ana notanfrequently Of the Nortl
60 well, are lar more ready to enter nnon :,
vicious CT d:ehones. calling rather thu,
adept an sEoeadoa entirely honest bn
hnmbtps to cne's PRIDE. The eject =
1hls 10 that ten white rebels h.v
ea1en Government ratiops ut the sontb :,
enc negto. Chaplain Brakeman writes fcon
baton Rouge to the Secretary Of the Co,n
m:sslon That eight hundred ratious d 1t.v,
taelc been dealt TO wlites, and only ona INN
area ane Thirty to blacks, and yet the Stat,
o. Loutstana has more blacks than whites
30 al the sutTcEder Of Richmond. for d,v,
egether, fixtcen thousand whites. and mi,
abont t~o hundred blacks drew Gorero,nsni n
tations; end throughout v1reiuia the nro
poFuon was Dn1lar- =, Let none euppose
Therefore, that the Fret dmea.s Ala Com,r;s'
s.oh asAs money as means Of SUSTAINING \
1'as4e neEro N loleDe6a. They do not. n
Lie contrary many Of the schools thew es.a1,.
ush are rapidly becoming scltsupporttnr
al Mobile, for instance, where dne eem,na.
rs bu'.ctnE, formerly the property at 4he
Confederate Safe authorities, has b, en- turned
over 10 the wo1k Of the Commission. thev
have school Of about aix hundred nnnI,:
Although the celcred prople Of Mobile lrnnr
thAt this is q free school, AID wupld h. .n,
failed FIR then as such by Northern 1lbera1i.
ty, yet within two mouths 1her have c;vsn
two tt oukard dollars out Of their hard -ea,,.d
savings, toward Ruatain,ns this Institution
ZIP Menph:s, eim1la1 results have followed.
lntsc1, re a1o 1s.u.ta that Lundn.ds If
q. .neeknes would rive serepkz fra ran.* ~. ~
} eyrrv dollar of +hef- ea,7,co, r.th.s ~ 49, ~
ba1a 4ha .choo,. - 4ha rx.SS,-t Asa
~. ~ 1 .se'uu e4esed
ot tne3 a1e' IN aact, introducing the New
6neaano Ice scnool system. SO lar as their
1esGu ces Will permit them TO 20, As they
Iaye not the sad Of the State coyernments of
tie S.utb, 10 enforce ;axat1on in th+;r 1,,t.,r
4hex ara tfenenden+ ~ E,..h.-, ,t..N,s.s
~. .,,.;..,...1 -. taAts
III, he assnn;es hr ,ea sta.a - suess SCHOOLS
,.en,r.1 fraa srnoo; s1s.s"s onuel some
p several irst.ocs. ~ +,,. a1,a - aas occaftca
1.ens '@' - ~'e" VI
The aim of The FRI. .6men,s fonn,.s,.u :,
In tench tin cn1ored ,are ~ ~. 80 -
Rad aua wr,.c-a noh1e vorL - ,a .IaN' "
auy conception Of tie asfdltv with vhias ~
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1&ft03f ErDtn RS.,h

Dtfrosf fssafn blazket-Arx. Q,
WhsAt-Ke@ cipfs very l!xht n. 80 -ht.h -
stye; @ Mostly = krcER Condition hut il ros;i1 In
snA!I pte. p: ooab tho N q tAHhani of M wh,rh
tho n,Hse5s aeslFe 70 gss % thstt hsuds a. u
Hhlss old. stsedJ a. sl,7s Oats steady snd ~.
eaanxeo Il Ae.d Com steady II BE, to naSs.
, 1865-08-11

Inc gsosa secsipts Of the Racine md Nau.
eppl aHo Northern u1trots Railroads. ftou
MusfJ ~. s 70 snl, al-seveo months, amounted tt
e9otta@o, Knowing m lncfe1ao over The eAsujsts
ouf1ne me eane penod In 1864 Of r. e7s.
-Aho eneaRo Ind Alton Railroad Cousnsnx wt,1
pay On September = dividend Of three ~ o,a.
stock. ~10 >~1A4' "
In New Fost foreign exchange I. IN p,o,s ~,
use ~ aena,a ~ ana usmer. The sates a.e: B,pfers'
s@,nus' w Is5s. tosto1st; Blnkcrs' sterling,
days lVsfs9lpsk; Aerchsuts', 1t7.Ga1rryr !;
Francs. long date. 5.sas@5so F,aue, ,y'n shn,,
date, ,6.1s4 G5.17H. saos'
Tho following Is comparative s.,tsn,n. =,
The exports (e1cluslvc Of specie nom NJ 49,. ~
to foreign ports for tbs week end,np A1.n..
and siree 5anuaryi; u; -
For the week. s7,ssa,4as ss,asso14 q, ;sa's a.,
PfeV. sep'@.. 10, ,ssaaa lt1eds,7 IA so,eaa7
Sss S'sss J; r.; soid 1'l IS '' sla4s
The following Is the comparative statement NJ
the imports OF foreign dry goods and censrai
ne1ch.ndtee Tor The Eeek ending Angus: 1, sna
since Janualy1: = s'11
ae ass sGsss:;: ss:s:: sss H ' s;as s Sc st5 IL
F::4 f.! 'ss ::Ss: "a. isss i iskS5ss =
Since Jan. 1..sloz6ll.778 sl5l oo4 sli a;s e3e
Included In the preceding statement ire ths
following dry goods imports for the exue pertnd.
Eata "a r. IL s'se H. H. Ss H.
sinee 5sn ~ /. s'' 'ai" iss5. 1,EMaa isst s,4ss;3
Ent'd at the port. %, ss2 so a5i2i,5s7 s;9I17,~
Thrown on m'ket aa,uit,s35 4s,5H,Si 35 s1,sat
The following table shows the specie nynnr,.
from the port Of New York to foreign uorts W.
fourteen Years, from Janua,y1 to Auguss5, 1ss5
and for the corresponding period In the oths,
years:
, 1865-08-11

F1W = OH St0tk MRFxRt
ns pf7ces for cssh. .Arx. 10. 1ssa. Received b. p.
.. sa.eoastan 4 Co.. Commission. atc<x ann nv.
a'-1ess 50 E1ark sreet. Eh,caze. 9's o'oo
, 1865-08-11

HsEfhese has been greater attyty-openlnc
on 'h8Heet at 1881, and c!oeiuR ut III. at tue
Flrst bard, faies Of cash gold were msds at 1881
9143xand On the Second Bo7rd it 1871.
s1l.F is IN fair demand at :lsi@1ss, md for a
round lot 1856 Was paid.
Gov fnmeut Bonds are stc.dy. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
Ieal Stocks are very quiet, except Chamber Of
colne1ce Stock, which u In active demand at
1oqeel1crs asking los.
tadk County Scrip Is in demand at q. for new
snsfss fer old. On the Stock Bo ard, new Scrip
naisald at 81. =:
f;la Pittsburgh oils tocks are dull and llfeless
Thftbmmtrriol Of yesterday sayr:
Or local OIL Stock market has lost the buoy
aeS that lately charActer'zsd It! and has fallen
Rntand Pttho!e, Central Bs.fn aud Richie, late
" 9 active, are neglected. and could all be
-bo1ht at lower figures than hey commanded
ao4 sustain itselt and Is held fist 1t about 81 IT,
stea have transpifsd. Fsdssal Is sought for 1t
= The following is the .emi-.nnual statement
Of tie gross earnings Of the Western Un1on Tel
eg1Rh Company:
Ffoa all soutcta from Jan. to June 80,
Do. fer corresponding month Of lso4... 9e7,OIl
NelesHe.. $53U, 6i4
-Durlrg the week ending August +, new Nj
ttonal BaDka were established, With an agsrrga'e
capital Of $2,1c5 GOO. The whole number Of Ma.
t'oDa BaIke, authorized to date is ,s04, with an
aggregtte capital Of ,2s1, and circulation
Of A667oa,442. :,
There Is great d|seontent among the New
York gold and stock brokers, with the order OF
Comm tslons1 Orion, directing the of1cesg to col.
leetths tax on talea made on their own account.
Jndle Nelson. It appears. had previously decided
tbatsueh sales wese. not Liable to ta1ado1.
Some parties In New York had neglected to
include in their Income returns the dividends they
receked from stock owned By them, wheEeupon
the Assessor Is directed BY The Comni.tiones Of
internal Revenue to see that such are included,
The old Fulton Bank and the Chemical Bank,
viii capitals respectively Of $500 0>0 and 1900
hays organized under the National Bauktne Act
Thac changes leave only as,6as e65 1ocal capital
out1lde the National system, and this sum will
eoea be further reduced By the transfer Of the
Peoples Bank aud Mechauic.' and Traders' Bank,
and perhaps one Or two others.
The New Orleans cotton statement OF the
9Th nit. ehows the following amount Of receipts
and shipments at that port since September I,
1864, the commencement Of the commercial
year:
,-.. Bales.
On hard Sent !, 1854 4 BIS
, 1865-08-11

1hE covers the expert movement tn American CO.
reals Tor twenty years. and Will be found exceedingly
ya.uaels koti ldr prssrnt ex1minatlon sod fufafs
IeeztnGt II snlblr ius reader 70 fnlo1 tho nucta-
AverEe Of dnur In eah yesf tlv1 ting tha total
v1lue oJ the total qua tty shipped. NE have *.
tended Ibis taba ~ lar oack ~ 1s to cover former
psfiod ofhiRh prizes:
Ytarly ev51see price Of the exports Of Wheat Flour
t1on the Cnlsed stAtea to FofeigAz Ports from 1876
, 1865-08-11
OUR NEW ORLEANS LEE.
TEK.

CoRSH1rs HARKIs, Secretary and Ii
cclo1 ed citizens Ct Richmond.
, 1865-08-11

tA1 satss of 6T0h7 dys MoD Ntc3l oN a adsfs AZ r
sGyd9e, IN 1ecard1Htt tct.h q tessn4en pftastd -
'Ca0aGe aad ara 70 rfporssd bt sRsen ukasr:ps.
sYe3f1d1
, 1865-08-11

priEss Without change. We quole; oeNfo' IL"
0srIs ~ %
Beech . eea7esad................. ~ ~
At-M IN uf4{H........s....%..-....
,W0Of-Eecetved IS So ns: shipned, s7ss3 ns.
MAket Erin Sales vert: ,0u ns good .ers ~
6IE 90 IDS Tub Vsshtd II s1c. We quota:
wsFAeN.+s ss--s+....s.A~,s.
MeElnm let
Goafse. ..-..-......... .s04sa2c
UnWa4hed II or Tho outside CURES for choice IoIs.
, 1865-08-11

July fno September, gold tntetest...... 1s,0a,00o
Gold suyp1us available 10 Sep. GOO 600
, 1865-08-11

-ine loAo"tng abstract Of quarterly rennrta
OF the national banking ASSOCIATIONS at H. net.as
States exhibits their condition On the al ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
spain.

The cholera had almost disappeared from
Madrid The number Of inhabitants who had len the
city on account Of the cholera is said TO have been
$1,000
,eleeraplic dispatch from Madrid states that the
cholera continue. 10 decrease there On the 10th there
were 72 cases and - deaths. The Italian cocTa re-
turns mention u eases and eight deaths al Brlndisi'
on the 18th; and only two and four doaths col
lectiyey AT Cuneo and the cnyrons
Madii Cor. (l5th London Times.
|, i, calculated that GO, 900 persons have emu
grated from Madrid since Friday last Ayia, Segoyia,
Vallafolid Burgus. San Sebastian. Leon, Frtt0ria,
Pamplun, Bilhoo and the frontier towns, are filed
with families from this city Leon, particularly, Is
crowded Co excess and the mgtiyos have taken the
cholera with them; several have occurred since
their arrival. II II stated that depuiton has been
organized In Naladoli TO petition the Queen that tle
authorities Of their cy should have power 20 prohibit
the entry Of immigrants during the prevalence OF the
epidemic in Madrid
The Epoos calls upon those who have LEFT Madrid not
TO forget the poor whom they leave leiind nov so
greatly IN need At help The Government has resolved
10 d.ns. every funcilounry high low who shan not
he found at his post in Madrid the 10th Of October
The epidemic il described stationary IN Seville
rApdy decreasing az Valencia and Barcelona station
airy ~ Minorca aud threatening Sarago3sa and Leon.
II prevalent In part OF Estrcmadura and still exists
In la Maucha Murca. and Maliorca Its feared that
the omgfaion consequent upon panic may yet carry II
TO that part Of Caste not yet Invaded aud to Asturas
Galcia and the Basque provinces. The last return
published announces 10 deaths In Madrid during ~
hours from. the 2h 20 the morning Of the 18th. Tue
epidemic is now stated 20 be decreasing rapidly.
Among the recent victims are the Progressst Minis
ter Hucves and Gen. hacedo, one OF the Oldest Spanish
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LATEST.
LoNpoy, Oct. %. ls65.


IA, GioJe says that il is not in position to
state the precise character Of the ministerial arrange
cnt- but that no obstacles prevail in regard to them
and that a satisfactory formation OF the Ministry Is eA'
pected. ,-e-,,. III, .-.,..
until after Lord Palmerstons funeral As little change
a. possible will be made at least, before the meeting oil
Parliament. -. -.
The Paris Bourse closed firm yesterday at or 91c.
for the Kentes.
II is stated that NJ Mirodo. tho Papal Minister OF
War has not resigned, but has obtained leave oil
absence. =,
IL is reported that the Papal army Is much dis
organized. 80 l.,
forming ministry. coalition between the different
sections Of the Liberals viii become necessary, and
TINT Lord Granville will probably be the person under
whom the greatest number OF men wlli serve.
The political news is unimportant.
The American advicos received by the steamship had
little or no effect upon our markets.
Paris medical pepers state that the cholera remains
stationary nj,
Tie Emperor Napoleon visited the Hotel Deu, T.
satisfy himself that proper care and attention Was DC
slowed on the cholera patients
Gnribaldi had declined nomination 10 the Italian
Parliament, offered by Turin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

that which has become the property OF the United
states continues liable to the charge he has no doubt
flat if the contractor has any property or funds Tor
ates ON account Of the loan that the contractor Is
liable 10 the contributors and that 1t would be prudent
10 fe a bill in equity against the contractor
6n tbis opinion the Committee remark that the
orinion of Mr. Fleming the case leaves no doubt
ttat sooner or later either the United States or the
states which formed the Confederation VIII recognize
and pay the loan After some desntoIy CONVERSATION
he enort was received but not adopted, ana the meet
inc stands adjourned until the 18Th January next.
Severe storms on the northeast coast OF England nae
cansed lie destruction OF deal OF property ana 'u
The ost of the Fenian eases in the city OF Dublin nae
been disposed Of by the commttal OF the prisoners o
trial on The charge of completely in the fenan CO..
spracy. The evidence given was III many ieS -
hnt an important letter from stephens; IN which az
planned tho establishment of The ir'h People, was nrS
allowed 10 see the light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The discount demand
ut a.. Bank land the 2oh moderate and In the
stock Exchange advances continue be offered at 5l06 y
cent An improved prevailed owing to the more vof
able Bank statement go.
CorroS-The Brokers Circular says: The market opened
with nm active demand aud Ia the early part Of the week
LARGE business done ut advancing rates but since Tuesday
the inquiry has fallen 81 aud tho sales have been compare
lively limited with downward tendency In prices. buyers
seeming disposed to wait the increased choice the large
import viii afford The death Of Lord Palmrrston has tended
in some degree to unsee the prevailing feeling II confidence
both here aud throughout the manufacturing districts
m Sen Island extensive business has again been elected
NJ fu prices. American continues In demand particularly
for export aud speculation hut freely Offered aud has de
made from the quay at greater reduction Brazis advanced
laId y H. bat close only laid over last weeks rate,
Egyptians also active and fully Id deaTer, but the al
vance has been almost lost
Tho sale. Of week amount TO &c. 400 bales including
% $50 bales on speculation and 1860 bale. for export The
quotation are: New. Orleans Fair 23td Mddng I'D Mo
bile Middny, 23ld Upsuds. Fair Esd Midding, III
The sales yesterday friday were 10000 bales OF when oV
bales speculation and for export market closing
steadsr. IL,
The stock on hand estimated 20o, 3e bales Of which
81, $50 are American . ,, 4,
MAsCHgsTKR TRADE business had been almost suspended
during the last few days and dull feeling prevra wiz"
prices favor buyers, closing without Improvements re-
CARDS CLOTH and little or none a. regards yarns ~ NJ,
BRKApsTuFp.-Messfs. Richardson, spence coI ware
Of Cd per barrel week Wheat active anu "a pof eens
desIer, owing to scarcity Winter Ned sta.m Indian
Corn poor Inquiry and generally about ID per 'So lower
Mixed American 81 3diBt. ~, =,
PEovsioSs-Mrssrs Gordon. Bruce Co. and bigand Co
beef in request full prices io the fine qualities other
fiat Pofk-no stock In hr hands prices firm
Baconul prices paid for fresh arrivals NO .sook 81 Lard
but sells freely srtiya at eatrns ra'es bu'lef steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
Germany.

Prussia and Austria had addressed note to
the Senate OF the free town Of Frankfort in reference
10 recent meeting in that town Of delegates from the
German Diets.
The Bieuer Zcitunp Publishes article on the sub
ject in which it says by milling Mt trankiort inc
deputies had exceeded their privileges, and the at
tempt TO organize the Committee OF December leJo as
permanent political institution, was entirely Illegal
Prussia and Austria were so much 'he more Jnstlhed
in protesting against such meeting since, during the
debates dspnraging remarks made in reference
TO both the great Powers.
The note sent 10 Frankfort was n preliminary warn
ing 20 that in II should prove ineIhca
cious other measures were contemplated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

Middleton OF Maspeth l.. l.. informs us that whiie
gon to hs home light before last he was set upon py
four rulans and robbed Of $40 or $50 in money ana
quantity of provisions he was carrying nome 70 nv
tmily Not satisfied with this one OF the scounIreis'
anxicus 10 obtain closely fitting ring on bis mana.
nearly bit OFF his finger in his efforts TO get possession
of the trnket The scoundrels are sad 10 De Auo""'
and il Il 10 he hoped they will be brought 10 justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

iIa 6ils for fine and Cheese hrmer in consequence
Of speculave demand. Talow active and lld2 v cwt
higher; North American 50l 05li.
PRopuCR-The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes hrmer
Pots 296a3 Pearls at 20 land holders demand advance
snSar active at further advance Cd per cwt. Coffee
ine Of Cd Liuseed Oil offered 80 a39 Rosin moderate
In demand and unchanged Spirits Tupentine quiet 1T -
d46 for French. Petroleum very steady Refined lVGS
pLoynoS MARKETS -Messrs Barring Bros. report Wheat
nnaltered; White American Al di3 Winter Red A. al
Rars pTd ~ l0 Scotch Pig, $40 Coffee steady. Sugar
ouet but steady Rice in good demand at firm prices Tea
ctiye at very full prices for The new seasons kinds Lneed
firm al last weeks Lnseed cakes quiet New ork
% I5faRlO RIG Spirits Turpenrne steady at 80 Lin
Seed Oh lower at 6 Taow advanced to 81 for T. Y T.
HryR,oay sgcuRTTrEs-lessrs Barring Brothers say
American stocks shown much animaiion ana prices
of those which dealings have occurred have oee weak
but the news by the Cuba has given more trnness
states Five.tweniy Bonds, Gi06e Illinois, o4ta6'5 Ell,
Shares 58a58 Prices oil the other securities un4teed 1no
| nominal
LATEST. 80.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Evening, Oct. H. 1922.
COTroy.-Sales to-day 10000 bales, including
900 bale, to spectators and exporters The market close
dull and unchanged. III. ,..,.o
BREaDsruPPs-The market is hrmer with slight advance
Corn is quiet.
PRopUcE-Ashes tend upwards Pots 81 4Ji, ana feaIi
500. =, ,os. c.,.,,, rvo,,o,
Consols closed al 89d89t for money. o,..,,
AMERICAN SroCKsunited states e-Twentles ~ 1oi{
nlnoi, Central shares 81 Erie Railroad shares 5t4'9
N..rs Mccall report Flour firm aud up,g ard holdrr de
handing an Advance Wheat active at al advance oil 5@ou
| al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
sURROGATE's CoURT-Now Before Surrogate
TUCKER
Wills PpOVTD-gHARlTABLE BEQUESIS.

During the past week, the Surrogate has admitted
10 probate the will. tire following named persons John r.
Browning John Enzian, VIM Il. Wenberger Thomas iyds'
Geo w Gilmore lsac Webber. Orondaes Maursn James
g. Gregory Remains Woolsey, Thomas A. Dunn. None oil
these wills contain suy provisions of public importance
The will Of Charles H. Marshall In Il codci bequeaths to
tho Sew Marine Society $4,000 to the Home for tho
Destitute Children Of Seanen, oO' and 70 each OF tho
servants in the deceden.s the of $50 each is be-
queathed -, ,
Ihe will Of Bridget Kelly bcqueahs all her real and personal
n-opry and estate to die Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
rratngascar.

Intelligence from Madagascar states that "a
serious disturbance had taken place on account Of the
payment OF the indemnity Ia the French Government
he popuace assembled under the windows OF tie
Queens palace, where they raised loud cries for the
expulsion % the French Consul and all the Catholic
Mission The mobiles then inerfered aud promised the
people that they should receive satisfaction. The
French Consul declared that be would not leave without
an order from his Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
LORD PALMERSTON'S FUNERAL.
The United States and France,
THE CONFEDERATE COTTON LOAN.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE

The new Cunard mail screw steamship Java,
Capt. Noodle, which left Liverpool at l0oclock on the
morning of the 2lst u and Queenstown on the after
noon of the 22d ut., arrived at this port on Friday
morning at early hour.
The steamship Cuba arrived at Liverpool at II o'clock
on the morning of the 2lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
EIRr IN EAsr FOrRrH.sT.-Y esterl

FIRE IN EAST FoURrH-ST.-f esterday alter
noon. while Mrs. Margaret hrals OF No; ~ Last
Fonrth.st wa. living sick in bed the fourth floor ons
of her children lit match and accidentally set hire To
tho bed In attempting TO extnguish the flames, MIS-
X was severely burned about the face ana hahds. All
the furniture in the room was destroyed Loss about
s5O; no insurance The tenants beneath lose sigatiy
hv water The building is owned by Henry kneoel.
aud is damaged to the amount Of s0OO. insured ior
81 800 in the Manhattan Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

Certain journals Of Stockholm recently pub
lished articles having for their object the formation OF
scandinavian State 10 defend the Swedish and Danish
nationaties against the invasion Of foreign Powers
The official journal Of the Stockho I'm Cabinet having
itself produced article written IN the same sense
Inc Government had basiencd to disnyow IT, ad TO dis.
claim any share in a scandinavian manifestation