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Rock HILL Kent co., Md. December Dist 1853
This is to certif, that nrng the last six years have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. F.
Il. Marine, in business and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him pract~
cal, industrious. business of most uuaucstionabio
integrity possessing the confidence Of all the business
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR STORE.
T S. ROSSELL has the largest assortment
u of first class Wise and Liquors outside of the
city of Baltimore in the State, consisting of 80
different grades, viz:
WINES.
Champagne Wines of various grades Sherry Wiae
Madeira Wine Lisbon Wine, Port Wine, Malagr
Wine, Speer's celebrated Sambuci Wine. Black
Wine do. Dewberry Wine do. Black Heart
Cherry Wine 90.
BRANDIES.
Otard Du Puy Co.'S very old Cognac Brandy,
La Rochelle Brandy, Speers Sambuco Port Bran
dy, Cognac Brandies CT various grales and prices
bottled Brandies and Rye WhiskIes very old and
warranted pure.
FANCY BRA.N'DIES.
Cherry, Ginger. Blackberry and Apple
WHISTLES.
Old Pennsylvania Wheat Whiskev, Fancy
Whistles. Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskoy,
Apple Whiskey, Rye Whisky, XXXX do,
xxx do, XX do, X. do, old Monongahela
Rye Whiskey, Double Rectihed Pittsburg
Whiske!.
oN Pure Holland Gin, imported
SS Common Gins.
Pure New England Rum.
Dec 3, 1854.
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NY CONSENT REFER TO THE "oLiowl>G CERTIFICATES:
baltimore. Fe 25-h 1854.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher f. Marine for many
years past, take pleasure in stating that wr know
him TO be gentleman in whru the utmost confidence
may be l"ced in the transaction of business. II. Is
prompt attentive utlging and Reliabc.--nulcTt Tur-
Esq. Dealer in Fertilizers; John ". Ruff & Co.,.
Dry Goods +. x s. facv Dgg-gists cv. C. =. T,lu,tt
East Baltimore Conference: Rev. A. u. Murptt t. g.
C.. M"chHnir1rmgh Pa; Rev. A alrcw Nanship phla.
john W. ltarIolpl ESD Cashier Fell Point Bank: Is
anc P, Cook Register ot Wills; Armstrong Berry.
Booksellers: Tucker Il Smith Boot and -loe prtters
Baltimore. Nd; Hon. I. Holiday Hicks. L. S. s.. Cam
bridge, Md; W \. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law. York,
/ Pa
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST, 1864

VIENNA, Dorchester county. Md January lst 1864.
MIR. +. II. ARINE:--Alow me on the beginning of
the new year to extend to you my most hr;Tty congrnt-
uati"ns for the satisfactory manner which You have
given Inc for several years. in The sale Ccnsgnments
which have ntrusted to your care hope in the fu-
ture that may be able to increase those consgnments
and u at you will receive from the public very liberal
patron ag THOMAS HIGGINS
PorrER's LANDING, Caroline county, Md
Mr.. r. E. MARINE Having been intimately acquant-
ed with the character Of your business having extended
to your over five the sale Of nv produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory. in the future
expect to patronze your house. My advice to all per-
sons having Grain or produce to extend a Commits
sion Merchant may rely confidently having not the
least apprehension but find you honest in all respects
Yours, b. g. STEVENS.
april Is, ls65Iy
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that from and after the
L first day of June, next, the prepayment
Of the Fees for Recording any Deed, MORT
gage, Lease, Bill of Sale, or any other in
strument Of writing required to be recorded
in the Clerks Office for Cecil county will be
demanded of the person Offering the same
for record. CHAS. II. HAINES, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
may Is, lSG5--tf
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYM EN- x COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ENLOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed.
n Tobacco, Hay. Lumber, Slaves, Tan.
Bark, Sheep, Calves Poultry. Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter Cheese, Game, Vege.
tables, Wool, Rags, FnrS, Skins, Fruit
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with tnll Returns always Within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
U. f. MARINE,
N. E. Coner OF Frederick x Pratt SITS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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e. The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods of every description except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with dies,
patch, WHEN either cash Or trade accom- pa
MES the order.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Commerciai Intelligence.

The Timss's city article says Business remains
,tpeuant The Brsin Loan has advanced to y pre-
mum on Of the large number OF eppications under
stood have been received - Nrsss kothschd not Only III
tlis country but 6om the Continent
The the Fensn Arrests In ireland caused no feeirg
except satisfaction s the prospect that they may save
further mis- chsf number OF crky dnpe nd circk Tue
worst class Of Irish In America 10 drss the
Wsshrso 90, ernnionl into rmbarTsssniehts
tonsos % closed at Byi d3s3 ,
Their, wAs full III demand At the Bank but in tho
IIno. Central shares advanced Erie paid up shares
The 7m,. city article of Wednesday Sept 30 says The
English funds remain sesdy Consos closing az 6't dsgi
m, dscouut demand s moderate. French 'Renes, OIL
D, cenimes. Erie shares. paid up. relspsed to-
LIVERPOOL COTros NssKEr Sept. band lo.-The deman
Continues eIten'iy- aud sales tor the two days emoun I'd
900 bales 900 speculation and Tor eIp0 Prices tdo
iIysnrooL CoRy MARKET Sept. Ia-Whest maintained
&c value Flour neglected Indian Conn., I'd. to 3D. " qr
deIer 90 a.
LoypoS COLONIAL MARKET Sept lo-sn.ar firm. Tea
steady. Coloe hrp.
--LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 90 e. mt pTToy1he market has been
days Zoo. up bales including 2oO6 spectators and
eyport,rs The prices still Advancing.
Trade RKPoRT-Ihe adyices from Manchester favor.
able; the market !. hrmcr, and prices advancing.
HHkADsTUPFsFour 10 active there i, but little inquiry
and prices weak. Wheat eassr quotations terey
maintained Com easier holders pressing their stocks Oh
the market, sales of Mixed at 20 Jd2Sb.
PROvsioss-Beaf quiet and steady. Pork Inactive but
steady. Bacon steady. Lard buoyant at ssi
PR0puCEallow less hrm. Ashes; sales small at 29i for
pots sugar active. Coffee steady Rice STEADY. ns@ed
OIL stock Kosn mrr Spirits TuI penue in
active. Petroleum bugyant at 81 for Refined
LONDON, Sept. 2O-tonsos for money, Ay.d893; Illinois
Cen,r shares so.aeo Eris ihMes, ;sdtsti hstwsnts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
H0teI Personal.

Geo. W. Dana Of Boston aud f. s. y. Thomp-
sop of NewO are AT the st. James Hotel Broad
way corner Twon,y-sixth.tt
GOV Robert j. Walker and family are stopping Of
tb e Fifth AveDBe Hotel.
con. WIN. B Franklin, u. s. a. Col Jervis ard sery-
ant London, England; H. +. Kittenhonse, 3tb u. 5.
Mex vi ard family. Philadelphia.
8r,o Gen. 4. &. Pitcher. U. s. A.; the Ilon. ].
Jamesop Maine Judge X. j. Knapp. Oregon; Coz: N.
C. sawyer. Vermont arc stopping at the Meuopoiian
Gen. John. T. Avcrill Lake City, Minnesotaj the
Hon John A. Collier. Bnghamtoni the Hon james
q. Hardy, Keutneky. and the Hon. g. BectwIh. CHI
cago are at tb,, 1t. Nicholas.
Cen A. Heinz >@enaD. u. 5. A.; the Rev. j. T. Pol
lock, Ohio; j. II. Barnard and wife Chicagol Frank
Dodge and wife, Georgetown. u. C.i H. j. H1tiDgs
and WE, strong, esgs Albany, msat tho Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Prussia.

4 telegram from Berlin of Sep. Il says: Herr
Won Bisma.k was yesterday elevated 10 the rank OF
Court and received long visit OF congruailcn lf"ia
tie King. , ~ NJ, :, .,
lie King, accompanied by the Crown Prince len
TO-DAY ior Ai.rschurg.
dispatch from Rst1eburg of Sept. - says; Ko! ~
proc IatJn issued here to-day, and counoTsisncd ny
Gerr Won risnars, declares that Prussia t"scs pos
scs.'on Il LaueuDurg In compliance with the Wishes
e,prcssel By the Representative Assembly oi that
Dichy The King Of Prussia assumes tho ii'ie OF DuSo
II Lauenburg. ,,,
Tie proclamation promises TO protect the wei estab
Isled chts Of the Ducby. ana appoints the Prnssa
Minister Tor Foreign Affairs to be Minister iof Lauen,
Lur,r Ihe latter will carry on the Gov crninent N
accordance with tie existing laws Of the Duchy The
procarat on further confirms in their present offices al
iauc nhnrg officials subscribing 10 the olth ot a!cgi
anoc u 'hc King Of Prussia,
Conn, Arnm y appointed Commissioner 70 take pos
session II tho Duchy the uamc Of the kng Of PIuss
the ceremony of doing homage to TIE h'Hg Deihg al
imraed until such time Is tie King receive u IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Ruaiu on,i Gfn.y.

A dispatch from Florence of Sept. j. says;
Til. morning Senor Uloa WAS received IN solemn au-
dienee by the King in order to presc1t MS cfcuoHi
as spanish Minister to the Italian Court.
S,njr uoa said; The ancient alliances which nave
existed at different periods between the royal iaeH
OF Speil and savoy and the common interest: OF VIC
tvn rations who have the sane origin and the same
po ,ca Institutions guarantee that the gooa
understanding now happily reestsbhshed VIII ever!
lay become more firmly conso' dated.
The King replied as follows; ,, a.,
The ancient alliances between my family and tho
roy al family Of Spain agreeable historical remin
iscence for u.s. and pledge Of durable affection oe
tween tho sister countries who have the same insltu
tions inc same ancient traditions Of friendship, aid
the same glorious recolectone.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

numerous meeting was held yesterday eveIing at
the Nouvele COur do BrGIeles TO protest sgahst tLe
decree issued by the Ministry. Jle three ioiWwihg
resolutions were passed almost unantinGusJ;
~. The meeting protests against tie decree OF e1,
pulson g. An address Of sympathy shall he forWafaed
to H. Rogeard 3. An Immediate manifestation SlaiI
be made in front OF his residence"
The meeting consequently Adjourned en- masse 70 y Q
Rue des Soils where manifestation OF tie mort sym.
pathizing kind was made. NJ Rogeard replied IL terms
Of the waImest acknowledgement.
The expulsion appears 90 lave been caused by tEe
publication Of a satire entitled "Pauvfe France ci
which N. Roeeard is the. author. AID which The bel
gian Ministry considered insulting boil, 10 tie Govern
ment Of the country aud to a Ieiglsorlrg friendly
nation. Tie work cofa.ns icye'ai very yicieLt pas
saaef among others the following. e1uhcttc non tne
preface Il dctest the fienoh ErIlr.," stys NJ.
Rogeard.
Because like all monarchies ard than t-y, I
leans upon the institutions th' seven setrrges ~
modern society which cause poEGihtio. tG I'VE ard
die the cursed columns 6f tie accrrsed etaee
and which are the pcrrlanent army, saarej t'erfy'
iremoyable Inagstraey ceL,iL.'zed Gdrr .strat.ob.
tie police, proslitn,on and Organized YasperriL.'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
VIRGINIA..
Candidates Declining BY thc Wholesale
The Test.Oath the Lion in their Path.
BALTIMORE. Friday, Sept. %. lS6J

BALT1M0RE, Friday sept. ~ 100.
At meeting in Manchester on Wednesday
evening, Mr. Ridgeway. candidate for Congress. said
he had been from the first opposed to the folly and mad
ness Of Secesson but other couuses prevailed and
today had TO the devastation and ruin of be-
loved old Sse the loss Of tens Of thousands of our
own dead and the loss, temporarily of political
liberties He opposed to the persecution of any
for the part they had taken in the late struggle
for their official acts. lie also opposed to the Con
tscai0n act, being unjust in itself aud which mag
unanimous nation should not oppreSs brave but un.
fortunate people with He believed lie could cobscien
tonsy the test oath he had lot part In the
war.
Mr. Cox, another candidate, delivered brief adj
dress Withdrawing from the contest. In letter % The
Wig he says: AFTER an examination Of my own con-
science, and on consultation with my friends, have
como TO the conclusion that ought not and cannot
take the test oath prescribed by Congress .
John w. Lyme Of Petersburg for reasons whien II IL
unnecessary TO trouble the public with one C1ngfes.
sona OATH. declines being longer Candidate iof 'he
Petersburg District.
c. O. Lee Of the Ivth Congressional District IN q
lengthy card says: "I cannot talc tho osh proooseu
by recent act Of Congress which Is prerequisite TO
seat in that body"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

The court after voting announced the objection not
sustained.
Examination by Mr.. Baker-Wtness has not acted as
counsel or adviser FOR Capt. Wiz nor had he advised
how the defense ought TO 10 shdpe1 he had not init
mated anything abJnt the deiense any more than In his
convcrsat 0a as wiiness.
w. u. Hammock of the Confederate army testified
that ne never saw any of his shoot Federal pis-
oners but had seen them after they shot; Capt
Wrz never, 10 Lis knowledge. pronsed fuloughs for
shooting prisoners the order was that II the squads
could not account for eir they should be deprived
Of their raons; no orders issued to take from
Stoneman's raiders anything more than money; knives
and forks ana such other articles they had stolen
IRON the residents Of the country through which they
had passed. were taken from them, Confederate sol.
dcrs were punished Just the as Union prisoners.
The Commission here adjourned until MoDjdy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
France.
A dispatch from Paris of Sept. u, says:

A dispatch from Paris of Sept. 1s, says:
The origin and probable results Of Fenanism are
which arrives at the conclusion that tho present aga
ton in Ireland Is insignhcant and should inspire no
alarm"
Accounts from the manufacturing districts continue
to be favorable.
The vintage has commenced throughout France. and
II il certain that there viii be all abundant crop
Of wine.
The Moniteur de rAigere states that tho accounts
ceiyed Of the crops nfo In general satisfactory 1he
cotton crop auouis we'll The entire districts Of Roumi
and I'll Aroun covered with cotton Plantations ana
All abundant crop is expected.
Flour declined 30 cents the sack In the Paris market
Bourse firm Rontos 6sf 70 centimes.
sEXPULSIoN OF NJ. ROGBAhD FROM BELGIUM.
BRUssEls. Sept. IL. 1865.
VI. Rogeard, author of tho Propos dc Labi.
enHs having been sentenced TO be expelled from Bel.
gium. published the following declaration:
81 have defended liberty of conscience In France
have defended it In Belgium; shall defend 1t every.
where and 10 the tnd. TO the extent Of my power l
received this morning royal decree, deiberatcd upon
by tho Council Of Ministers, by which nm arbitrarily
expelled from Belgium. declare that rha,l reInaia
in Belgium. IN my dwelling. declare that shan pro
test against this arbitrary conduct Dy all the means
which shall be at my commands; that shai await
the employment Of public force, that shall
Yield TO violence. consider that i have duty to
fulfill toward tho Belgian people. and shall fulfill It,
have debt Of gratitude 10 discharge toward Belgian
public opinion. desire to declare this publicly aud II
sidcred ungratefn shall. therefore. do what ought
for the Of liberty In all countries and what owe
10 hospitality In Belgium. shall resist arbitrary pro.
ceedings aud shs protest In all form. and shall not
leave until am crested"
in consequence Of this declaration the order Of
pasjon was put In force this morning. NJ. Roseard
was conducted by tho police at H. 10 the Northern
Railway station and sent on 20 Germany.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Auzfrin.

The official Ga,eite of Vienna cOntradcts tie
rnmor that the Government intends 10 establish IN the
German Provinces Of Austria system Of Prov'rcsi
self government, similar to that Of the Hungarian
Coraitats The official journal the same tine, how
ever, wishes il To b. undcrtood that tho Government
is nevertheless favorable o Provincial sctgoycfnnent
although not in the form rcIresenteI o! toe hnnBiiGl
A tcIe,rIn from the uacae of Sept. ~ says; Jtr
Dutch Chnmbors were open 10 dag. Inc i0lc"4nR
the most important points MENTIONED IN the slcrs
from the Throne The relations with foreign rowcs
stated b. ricnily. ard the conditions OF TIE
colonial possessions favorable The finances are pI1s'
perous and he redemption ol the public debt VII le
oorInud. The harvcs, is hcitcr than vcs eIfee'cd.
Measures have been taken 10 arrest tile progress o TIE
dangerous epidemic prevailing among obttle' ami n
necessary The attention Of the Chambers W te hf"
directed to this subject.
Tire hd,pcrdsnce B,ige rlblislcs letter from lis
london correspondent purpoItns 20 give sre
OF circular at Earl Russcb dited sept a. 60 The IN
glsh representatives abroad npoI the Gascin Coav'a
ton II saws: The Gasiein Convection increases
the regret which England expressed a the period o tne
signature OF the prelmin aries ~ the Peace 0t se
and reeals 10 mind the Treaties Of 1915 and sJ2. The
latter ha, been completely diresarded by Austria an
Prussia Notwithstanding the assuranees given h' the
notes II January 1904
Earl Russell II represented rs ccnsurng the great
Germ Poa because popular sentiment In Germ any
the wisJcs % The inhabitants q the Duchcs and the
opinion OF the majority the Diet have not been con
suited. Force alone Is the power which has been con-
suited and gaized violence and conquest are tho oy
bases upon which Austria aud Prseia Leve rd
the Convention. England deeply Gcporcs he disregord
manifested for public right and for TIE legitimate claim
Of people be heard when tue question Is one atect
ing their destiny. -
a telegram from Vienna Of Sept. IL ssys; The
yeut FTsind,nbIau declares the ruEOrs Of Russiln
Circular Note coneuriug in the views OF the western
Powers io reference To the Oasiein Convention 10 "
In contradiction "a the declarations Of Count StIeAe!
berg tho Russian Embissndor At tiiis Court.
The Neas Fr,iHd,HJilH says that Count StackeloeTg
lately declared. officially that Russia would mnntiin
a noi.interyeniion policy IN thc Sehleswig Hclsein
Gnest.ol.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
TENNESSEE.
City Election In Nashviile-Brown Chosen
Mayer over Huns-Municip"i Aha'rs
In Colu usbia-The General Assembiys
NASHVILLE, Saturday, Sept 3V'

NASHVILLE SATURDAY, oePt 90 TT T..
The municipal vote for city ofhcers .o,uay Sr
resulted in the election Of Mr.. Brown ~ Mayor vy
m,jority Of AS votes his next leading @S The
+. o. Hunt. TIE total vote Of the cty was @e'- >A~
election passed of with universal qIietneys: ana.
W Andrews Mayor Of cSaaD1 f., TnH msry %aS ccm sus
pended some months ago by order % x iI functions on
ander MJ nsn ,bns sSordins the Municipal Board Sp'
popiuaty to reorsaDze Che rssscGa sasd 81 Nv AM
Walker as Mayo & in tie Board caused BY the
h onsrai Assembly Of Tennessee conyenes on
Monday Oct 9 Many me'h'e'' "'
cily
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Spain.

4 dispatch from Madrid says
The mysterious telcgr ,plic discl'ch sont 10 san
Sebs,an-soine from Paris Others from M1drid
annogrcing the existence Of plot 10 assassnate the
Emperor Napoleon while in Spain. caused the rost
rigorous precuon. to be taken along 'he whole ronte
oi ihs Imperial puiy fiom Paris To Sebasv.n Inc
seen. of the Projected altemp. was stated 20 Do
Uerdaya AID the insoadea asssssir ,VssiaId. Jrav
nsrs arrived hero By the Northern It5iwty tro,n
Trsns, .y.at h~.'pr tvn fetniued Whole hours IN
the wstng.rcoms at the stations. In order that they
should not even the Imperial train pass through
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

Special Dispatch 20 The " \. Irours
WAs5lYs-oS Oct. I. ls63.
The Freedmens B1reau Oh Saturday received
the following teleg fIom Brig Gen Swsyue. Assist
an Commissioner II Freedmen At Montgomery A!a:
"The Convention to-day, by vote Of 50 to Is. re-
ques the judicial officers and magistrates Of tAe Sae
70 continue to act rs agents OF this Bureau for the ad
mns alton If Justice under the regulations heretofore
issued from this Office and 1cpubshcd By GoyParsons,
until otlor legal proyisiC is made"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
MlSslsS1ppl.
ProcIa ma tion Of Governor rSharlsey-Aeticn
on tho Negro Question Frecdnen %
Have the Priviiegcs Of the Civil Courts
:-Distinctious Of Celor Abolished.
JACKSON, Miss. Friday. Sep. ~. lsd

JACKSON, MISS, FrId1v, sup % ieoJ'
Governor Sharkey to-day issued proclama.
ton accepting the proposition OF Col Thomas Assist
ant Commissioner OF the Freedmen bureau OF hsss-
sinni nstrrinr the right trying all cases in which
thc rich.s of freedmen are involved Gom the Freed.
mems bureau to civil authority upon condition that
ba nrovisionnl Government Of that State will take for
their moe of procedure the in force except
far az these aws make distraction account Of color.
The negroes are also to be protected in person and
property They can be sued and have the right to sue;
the laws of evidence.
Tie Nrs in an editorial denouuces the act as an en-.
croachment upon the rights Of the whites and says
viii be repudlatcd by the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Death Of Dr. Fraucis Wnylnnd.
) PROVIDENCE. October

) PROVIDENCE. October l, leG5.
The Rev. DR.. Francis Wayland. who was
more than % years President ID Brown University,
was prostratcd by paralytic stroke Tuesday last
and died on Saturday afternoon at 81 O'clock aged 60
gears. The funeral Will take place on Wednesday
morning at II O'clock at the First Baptist Meeting
Ngauac
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
The Relation Of the Washington
Government to the Fenians.
Earl nunsli's Note on the Gastein
Convention.
ANNEXATION OF LAUENeUAG TO PRUSSIA

The steamship Allemania, from Southamr-
ton on Sept 90 arrived here yesterday with thrc days
later news f.om Europe.
The City Of Limerick arrived a. Queenstown Sop
tember IL.
The City Of Washington arrived on Sept. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
ALAB JANA.

Preceding Of the eConvcntion-Nearo Tos.
timony Excluded from the Courts-The
Provision Temporary - General Ann
ncsty ana the Withdrawal OF tho Troops
Prayed fsr-FinRl Adjournncut-NKes.
sage (r0ns the Governsr-Gfnfemens Of
the FINANCES Of she state.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
J.utest.

The steamship City of Limerick, from New
York arrived out on tho 18th.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New.iork
arrived out Oh the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Friday sept ~ Ieto.
The Wholesale drug establishment OF Lcnyd.n yda
by IRE ibis evening. Loss. sl7oOOO' insured
for {l00V0Q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
,.v.mcu,s Of General Grant.

P,rrspuRGiI. Pa. Saturday. Sept 30. 1865.
Cen. Grant has accepted an invitation to
v,sit this city. lie viii arrive here on tho 4th of
t.fnher,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
The EigLtccnth Ncw.YOrk Cavalry Home
xnrA Round.

CHICAGO, H.. Friday Sept. o. 1865.
The 18th New.York Cavalry nave arrived
here en- route home.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
How English Sympathy was Mann-
faCtGred.
History Of the "Southern Inde-
pendenco Association" /.
Names Of Its Distinguished Members.
WasnINoToy, Oe.. ], 1865.

TIE ci.ovirg interesting document has
recently conc .Ito tie possession ofte Government;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
GrcRt Rritn;u.

The following gold ships from Australia are
announced To b. ON their way to Easlaud; Essex.
which sailed July ]. with 40 1ss o. William Duthc.
on July 20 with ~ 6lj o. snd to Iintolnshire on
July ~, with 1852 oz the whole being valued at
10000 The argeness II these osns Gpinents Is con.
sequen: UPON thei being longer diverted TO India.
The Ar,ay ard Nary 0c.Oie says;
MIR Donald Mckay, tho w,known Ar,croin
ship.huder Is nj present In tbs conntry. and is IN
close comnluic ltion with the Admiralty the SUB
iect of ,orpcces II l. the intention. md rstanl
OK the authorities to elcrtsn seriously the question of
having on nand stock OF these destructive missiles
with view Of laying them down. In the event Of n
war In tho dherc channels leldiA- iato nnrbcrs.
thus leavip cur fleet great extent free TO proceed
TO sea'