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Commercial sgnteIIige,tte.


CoTroN-There has been fair inquiry notice |
able to-day, but at prices slightly under yester-
DAVIS closing figures. Factors, while willing to go
on to a moderate extent at our last quotations
would not submit to further concessions, however,
and transactions have been restricted to 800 bales
divided among six brokers. The movement
throughout has been irregular, and, for the most
part, in small lots but the principal operations
have been within the range Of yesterday closing
rates which were 2903lc. for good ordinary, and
32133c for low midding. We still omit quota
tons for ordinary and middling, as the movement
in these grades cannot be reported as better imam
nominal. The falling of in receipts OF Cot'onr
and the upward tendency Of Foreign Exchange,
attracts considerable attention
STATEMENT OF COTTON. ,,o
&C. az a aaee Tsee ii 2
Received previously -o-
1856
E4zPotsS 5 s,yf eli, 329
.u, an .,,nboar5 not cleared. 525
s1Ia,p Avn Nor. ,ssEs,-The receipts from the
ooost since YESTERDAY COMPRISE 43 hhds. of Sugar.
NJ NoIasses Tic market is well supplied
With both the foreign and domestic pro
auctions hut there Is no demand for round
T,ts and Int very little for retail lots
We continue to quote Louisiana Sugar at 1000
for infario, 1o7l2c for common TO good com
NON Iq1ooI47c for fair to fully fair, and l50l58c
for ,,.;,1o and 1525oIf,. ~ ID. for choice. Cub
s. tIlol5o for fair urime. There was
$50 M ti7s If ingavor sold this morning
1Uv - -. T,oa, ia M movement whatever i
1 ~ y c,,,, ,.a At a9lo4qc. 10 Gallon. an
Thol. ,s.a t-1-,ssn7
|Ia-' o. =, f,vorsl,Io odvices from tn
.,,.,. o,,tr. hand. of Flour ar
"oSO ,,,,,a t,oon orabied
Fe'y III 'ii'y "9su, ~ =, ,,tI ~, vostaplov
feailAs al "a, 5i, tr higher mice
quoY1t '.S ''.''' o ,a rnnt on fl
Nni,e Ino io", - ,,,o, hnvers III
lnaTA'. "i.'i.'t. L,,u "11o Mi, of which q
1I:ao..+1, .oId a. eii "a on extra Mt SIS Q
Cn"'oe eA.fs sun ~ az CD q .,
1oo ~ AZ - w. ~, a. Igl s-o1o at&l
40, at slz, NV 10" o>' '", AI At 20
ooo supet"ne a. @l0' w =. sIp 20 a. .ofrs
anu "ov Soou me- ~. az - ~
'o,o"y 'ol lo0V n''S' "a t,,5 ,ritt
1n,or1 an ,,rces have remained
moderate demand aho prices uaFs 'tu an, ~
changed Sinoc gISsrGay :; , Ut op'ss rin~ Sr,
700 w oU.l 9oo ,,i,aa abs At A.. /
WSs, VIZ lVo an" a'o p'lln7 "n..' a. o.
"L'7 H' 9o,' QUO" yo'" az, ~
yello% anu "Ih'' az ''''' "'i' 'Oi e'''"
~ " D"rlle' i,.,,.a., ~. .ao,
oAps-Ile sUPp'y Is 'l,il'9u, WIN " D,ou,'
uel"lu pug T, 800 o79 tei' I'm. az
W., o~5ar 49, S@O ono a.5 a.
~ 'ne lol'Umln -'O wv anu ~
0'U' anu
DRAM liio u vieio 80 - ''9'l'' supply WIN Vi
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pUrLnK's PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned agents. have hand and vii lbe
supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared Ter immediate use, with the buckle firmly at
ached 10 one end Ofthe hoop This Tie is recommended to
merchants and planters its simplicity and strength and the
great ease with be adjusted to bales of any size
It has been used by large number of planters since 1852
their entire satisfaction
Orders viii be received at Ohiee,
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
GseSzA POydras street. corner Of pchOupitOulas
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The inordnate greediness of the Boston bounty
the bnh Of tbe universe was threatened with
draft for six thousand men, and bonnties for sub
sntes had got 70 $1,000 this B9tr tb made n.o an
camps and nick up such cases as he could among
the Confederate prisoners, also to hunt up such
credits Boston might be entitled to- which mad t
SIPS a head. Instead of visiting the camps, he
went to Washington and took expensive
measures to get bill passed allowing men already
enrolled in the navy to be credited on the draIt'
and having succeeded he hurried back to Boston
and copied from the books of the receiving ship
at the navy yard the names of about six thousand
men who had named that city as their residence.
This filled the quota, and Boston was saved. Then
came Burrill's little bill for s750,OO0, which the
mayor thought was making money rather too fast
and tried to compromise it for sum that would
have made him rich but he would have nothing
but his bond-went to law for it, and has lost tht
Whole. :. Had lad, It been only fifty or sixty thousan
any litigation.
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A correspondent of the Maine Farmer writes :
"a neighbOr of mine a few days ago applied
kerosene oil to very valuable pair of four year
old oxento kill lice. Both were soon taken sick
and one Of them died. On being opened the smell
of oil quite strong and without doubt it caused
the sickness and death Of the animal.n
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NEW PIANO sTOR E-REINIKE & zoRR q
IN Reinike A o. ZoTn
Have opened a NEW PIANO STORE at No. 9S CAMP
STREET, three doors below Poydras street.
We effected such with the mar utactuTer
North and Europe, will enable to sen PIANOS
CHEAPER than other similar establishment il this city
All Pianos sold by us under full guarantee.
PIANO STOOLS, COVERS and MATERIAL RSnt con-
family on hand. PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED ct the
sh0rtegt uetice and in a wnrkmRniks manner
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JEFFERSON CrTY. May Il, 1856

JEFFERs0H UITTt MAY IT. Io60
Arrived Yesterday-l5l Texas Beeves and ia
Calves and Yearlings. sold-2l Western Beeves
and 1ls Texas Beeves, Al Calves and Yearlings,
1872 Hogs, 2loO Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock
on sale-l06 Western and 5l2 Texas BeeVes, 294
Calves and Yearlings, I'll Hogs, 23Oo Sheep and
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WARS THE USE or THE MoON.-M. Geoaroy,
of Paris asks in an article in the Moniteur, what
NAV be the utility of the moon with regard to our
planet, and whether it is only there for the purpose
Of raising the waters of the ocean twice day.
To this be replies that, besides the great planets
that are carried along regulHr path around the
sun there exists IN unlimited number of bodies of
different sizes moving through space in every di-
rection as the almost daily discovery Of vast
number Of asteroids proves. In his opinion the
moon was once one Of those cratic bodies, and,
happening one dav to get within The sphere of at
traction of our planet, was forced to become our
4 satellite instead ct continuing its course. Hence
| the moon is but All accident the earth had done
| without IL before and might do without it again.
| Venus il ah0ut the size OF the earth and goes re-
rularlv around the sun although it has no satel-
lite Why should the earth need one? dc CONT
nuas to say ouH moon il of no us" 10 us. because
we might perfectly well do without oceanic and
t atmospheric tides, aud the best euiogiom he can
mass on our satellite being that it IS utterly useless
he goes further and declares that we owe 1T to the
meTest chance, it having been picked up, as it
S we're on the Way and as such thing nigh
. bappeu again. the author sees no impossibility
: whatever in our getting some day another, anC
- nerhaDs more moons still, added to our stock. NJ
iIeofroy is one of those who deny that the mool
a il Inhabited. First because the excessive. colt
|. there must prevent the possibility of any ANNA
life aud, second, because the moon has no atmo
sphere. -
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CoMMIssEoN--FOR WARDING.

MARTINEZ d PALACIO-
CFCO PIZARRo MARTINEz-ANToyTO PALACIO.}
CommIsnion Merchants,
1888 GRAVIER STREET,
EFp OFtVara
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THANKSGIVING MACHINEs.
CIxsER's SEWING MACHINES.
SING GERS
Celebrated Sewing Machines

Celebrated Sewing Machines,
The most reliable and best Sewing Machine offered to the pub
fifteen years has sustained .he reputation of being
the bny capable of sewing all kinds of material and
for durability and excellence cannot be surpassed.
Southern Agency No. Camp street.
THos F. BROWNE, Agent.
, 1866-10-21


Removing ahc Neu.uins OF Sofd!ers-Ioser-
ealing CeFeuouJ-lndtana Ctrtetiau MIS-
klpnnTF EucietJ-A New Candidate for
1-..1., n..-.,us =. ~. r..A,
tapee'a' oespa'en " ". .aeao 1uonne.I
lsplAS.fois. October 10:
h,r{, a,ca willis .tn,yonca he,c ,r.,,. hrr.a l.,
49, "a 1'sa ea,.,n.x n.en-raa -, .e,ar -; -
obedience 10 notice heretofore given. A large
assembly Of citizens. farmers, spliicss and others
r..hfrcd At the stats 11nn,e 4hont t,,o o,c,oci.
- - - ~. ~. sN
10 Inc mp1n1aG me remains OF AA1he" Quisles+
Company a. Thirteenth Indiana. having been
taken up, were brought to the Stste House md
1,11 IN sta,a hano.,h ,hs ,,,t,,a. Ths a.e,.
'-4n , - s-.s s n .ae to.1"ua n'N .u' eouu'
sosg.sa "ata t ,aG ms.caa .h nar, va lnaeeu upon
at sMaHuc @ M,a ane etgaea'a. ~ oannfts ,ha Al eaeh
The banners and nase we're all dFaped In hlack.
~ ths hpP1lhteG stoc me remains were taken
" W ne RI! bearers; anu 9a11ed to NJ house;
laf fcllQHlEE named EentlcnEh At1cd A8 nall
, 1866-10-21

pons to the Nav, Department, Under date of
fo11owiug:- On the ID and 9Th, when on a line BE-
ed reeeitne @ siosa % Of % haeiesne :" s,olsnea; Se
sre not in distress, but the damages sus-
!ained iiH srs teEoas g ,sh!J ea,,stullJ e9%. %Sc
eeysere r.. tsn moving EE 4 e. rate
10 ut was in latitude 81 degrees north. longitude
= degrees 20 minntes 81 seconds west, and bore
above Two hundred and sl1ty miles. It came
upon L. suddenly and with lt:tc premonItIon, thc
barometer lsgisseEng za.het Than 'o,etsins e She
% 20 dangerously he,v, and confused th.. beI.s
satisfied VIC were In TIC tcft hand scn,cirrie OF
bea.iEe ,he Iahoms 10 on the port tack. The
crntrr Of the hurricane pared over The Island o.
New Providence on the ist Inst and fhe sce.le Of
tee More linn hall Of Nassau Is in eil,s. Mort Of
and zone moved bodily nom their founda.lon:s
1ss s 81 eunss s5ss to sssas
b. tombs1dmepI The trrcs destroyed, leaf
aid branch, Is Il by a conaaSra.lon: Near
Y 'ey 'es1si ss dr. sd on oqst e. ocs *.nds
The destruction Of property aud ths consequent
eutcrs1g Ia said 10 be dreadful. The Important
llrht al Que Hole in tho Wall is not burning. Tt
basbor light here Is only temporary !auicrn. The
lights on stissup Key, on the Great lsaacs and %
tun Ee1 arc tsposed to be un!n1uFsd though n
nscnr GSeI OF 1e the 't a,m.nc naSa and Ssl
secn both al tca, and III ibis port the chapter Of
catua,:1cs irosn this hurricane viii not be brief
i nore ern,,lete report, with ali the dates and
dasrrms relating 10 this hurricane. the noteoso-
ScE Of 15 .,aos d I .na o5sr
Interesting lnfosm9tlon- Will send y tho nrst
opportunity to ihc Bureau Of Navigation
, 1866-10-21
FROM BALTIMORE.

Trouble Expected Between the Rebels
ana Eu!ou afcM-Ths roltcc Cont 1tssions
crs Deuero,inrd to Hold on.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
= BALTIMORE, October So
No new developments have yet becn n,nde In
regard 10 The police difficulty. The Police Com
sn!tsonert will respond to thc charges Of Official
misconduct preferred againat them through The
counsel on Monday. Governor Swan made a
visit to Washington to-day. There Ia .uuch spec
nlation; and nan. !umors ~ ahoas e. TO sas Oh
1t. Everything As yet CONCERNING It ~ con1ec-
tnrc.
to sustain the Police commissioners.
The directors u the Ftrnt National Bsnk, q
Which Governor Swan Ia President, hare peu.
TONED him to desist from his purposes IN regard
B1lrsonE, OCTOBER eo.-1a.t nsghl laree
meeting Of yeterant, representing ihe boys in
wooey wso ad.ed shsm ss1 y
stand shoulder to shoulder In this Contest they
lad done II Tie fdcld. The following dfcss was
BoJs il blue attention! The events now t.ans-
ps,fng in this city make 1t Incumbent o. rs once
moro 10 ssse1ubic In matted eulumn t5Fe.tst the
men 81 Ibis clty .! tue control Of its aaalre ind
lenye Us 10 tho tender metcics or our deadflcst
cnemlcr. You will at once report yourselves to
our. chartered rights now being men
need and endangered by the ZANE dcsp.cabie
i1nltors whose rGady sympathy was always and
crcs for rebels in hrn,s, aud whose curacs always
followed us on every bloody feld OF l1c Maryland
Who tId the 1natfincss TO face Us in tho field
VIC have now 10 regulate those herocs Who for The
csockery ware in hand, .eady 10 furnish thets
dear friends OF the South, with their
valuable sympathy, Tho loyal 1'olice noar1 Of
every eoes. lbc ready, heprompt! Eaeh ward will
report ts strength and organization on Saturday
night, 1t eight UelccE, nj the headquarters Ut tho
Union Slaka Central Committee.
BY order Of the General Commanding.
leigncd) F.c. IAHn,
Colonel md Chief of Stal+
, 1866-10-21

It Recclpts from the Saic Of 1t. John Park
The Revenue t:on1mlaal0n- Cholera I4osp.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mi rruuds-
NEw ionk, October su.--BJ he rs1e of 81.
John Park 70 The Hudson ltivcs KailIoad Com
pany, Trinity parish receives <4,rt0tG. The
rounding tic park, ii tho rae Of $lS ooa per lot.
The, hs.enae Communist which was in ses-
s,as iaken recc4s for few days, aud viii scsutno
rnony reiativo to frauds On she Custom House,
vi H. % 1tpoqs q Bepa aS mesl ocer Bi,se r
eetred to-day from the hospital skip. II very favor.
able =; no dsaths having occurred from cholesa,
plscc since, the previous return, The e'famer
lialEetia, whoec passengers have been hc su.e.'
IL r.: fepor: @ sa,s he Wlicome up to the essy on
Surauy evening or Monday morning:
,s sks1 GSf .so ~ ,YHys
tion business this year. 1he requirements OF The
,ss ssa.s 1isSts & ;res nusis of
persons Of 70; efgn blrth. who are not to be per
mitted !o sote unlees they can prove that they be-
fhef shsf "a esnns ~
suit j: ,ha, bo'oro thetr .rasncs arc
1sSe eat p e4s eseesh ~,
examination OF the applications .rcei, Cd SO fa.,
that probably more thsn hAlI Of Tic number are
from pcrsous who hare hitherto soie2. As thu m1-
nor children Of foreign born cttizea.. Very many
persons have taken ont papers who hare been 30.
ling ard holding oc-ce tor yeato. It is lInted
that large frauds have bten pcTpetrand bs the
same documents being handed from onc to 4nosh-
ct eud ntcd In d!as.rat Districts.
NV ioEK. October 1J.--Thc f1nftal Of MF.
nso.ntrg, and Vas attended br a yer. l.sr;c coz
grcgauon. Among those present wcrc tie Judges
Of the supreme And SupetluF Courts aai the
Court ot Common Pleas. members Of the Nan
haitian GLIB, and the Ta,anany Society. Mt.
vc1rlaacE, Judge Cowan. Mr. Cha.. =. KItkiaa5,
Ur. Ffnton, Of lsiuftY Cnureh, aud nrsah4e OF
prominent members Of The bar and olhcE Gi*ti1-
g1ished gentlemen.
l-or. before the hour named for the funeral scr
vices toifntc place, The church WAS tllcd- and
u.1ny were turned a~.ay from The aoots. About
txt-ratt len the family and relatives Of the de-
ceased, consisting Of Hiss Van Gnrcn, Colonel
E4u butcn and daughters, End several uepheus
sid nicecs arrived at The church, and soon after
the funeral psoe,ssinn eute.ed. Al lhc church
porch tic procession waa met hy 1fey- Drr. Nor.
gan and Ha:wood, who preceded It down TIT
cettral a1tlc, tho coffin being aepos!ted near the
ehaneel sstls. Tic usual pf The Episcopal
Chursh wc1e then proceeded VIII, !ho music q
The services concluded, The remains Of Mt. Vat
Hureu werc delivered 10 bis family for transmits
zion 10 Albany. where lheJ will b. Inferred In 1h'
family vault.
afternoon = meeting of the bar Of New York Va
held IN tho United states District Court room. Y
hupot the memory Of John Van BuTen. The Al
tendance WAS large. And comprised many disttn
cuished petsons. Resolutions OF respect to th'
deceased were passed, and eloquent adIrcsso
j. nldca, Ex-JudFc Edwards, James T. EE4dy
and O1hey {neut gentlemen.
, 1866-10-21
FROM CANADA.

The Fcniau Observation-Disclosures Apptien-
stcn Hcfa4ed ~ Troublc IN the Canadian
Cahtnet-TTinl Of Fcbinns.
new Yorx. October s0.-The Htrtli's Toronto
SPECIAL exys SIX Fenian prisoners were at7aisned
hers Al gs.aeSa ns, ga1c coass s5
fo. 4 a.1e eottnet 10 Canaaa for General oNeis
wat not p,e.ent during The fcht al i,Il.c"ay Or
Fo:t Eric, The Juogc tlated that they wpalu 5e
Liable TO arrest.
prisoners, Il permitted to plt. IL In Can-3 3ian
eoun, bnt be was Informed Lat II VA ssalnst
their 1awt 10 allow foreigner - plead In .hetf
eon7ts, -,
a serious row kas occurred in the canadian CALI.
net Mt. Gait wishes to gel hsck tu1o Its old
place a Finance Minister. Mr.. Eowlsnd. who
len The Po4t once Department for tho f.eancial
III It'll 81 ,hc ;hrce Ssnian prisoners a: Corn.
wab takrt place on the e9;b list
Torox7o. =. w.. Octol,e. eo.-Jan1cs j. Rogers,
services, gratis, 10 defend auea prisoners a. arc
Fenian American ciiizcna. In eo.n- 80 he stt2n-
lates that he ehond receive elc conduct f1o1, The
court ~hile helc- The application WIS made to
Mr.. Jutttcc Wilson, through Mr. Thutttoa. A1es'
icau Copeul. Aftcr censulta!,an with Hou. III
tan,ertn his lo.dshtp refused The application. on
the ground ibas the applicant WAS not ert..1ed II
practice IN c.naelan courts. A9ne o. sae ssaa,s
by which tiuc considerable upnbet Of p:is1ner n
wtll tc ready for tr1al. WheE u4tst State trial.
will be taken mp they will occupy the at:eItaon o
9aafS I as{ ~ sq9
month.
ToCos7o, c. ", October al-Aorc Fenlau
pritouers were A1:aicned today, ona ot whom
imsted 10 thr ennrt that he hid received lnstfEc
| tioEt frcm Washington to tuessc counsel for ii
| prisoners Of American birth.
, 1866-10-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Emisrrflou into a1tnsoar1-fuuFenac CsuTt
peclAtonr-Scnsences for Passing Counter.
trit aIoucy-t:cucFAl Sherman and tho In.
dian etosics.
Especial Dc.pa,ch 10 the Chicago Tzibuse.I
ST. LOUIS, No.. October -.
slncc October 1tt. It l. reported, of1stally. i've
hundred and ten Wagons. cortasuinE m average
Of three persons, have crossed the Mississippi
River at Hannibal tnto Missouri, and at this city
rot les. than one thousand wagons. Som:
dava oue etsecn arc crowded with
emicrant wagons. 4 favo.ilc camping ground In
,hc suburbs has uot been nuoeeu7Icd By cml-
grants, for the past klx months, single night
In replJ to Governor Flctencrts inter.
thst Iircnit Aitorueys who were ap-
pS,s''sa 81 e m ess.s ss s.- rs
Holmes dissenting. This souaports With the
opinion Of the AttnrEeJ General. delivered aod
election for The otnee oi Circuit Attorney thus
The Supreme Court this mosntn: delivered N
opinion In thr case Of A. J. f.Nasctehe y. In T.
applied for the naan1anus 10 cnsnpel Buud TO
ter{ste- him. Bond declined, because Garesthe
wa i resilient Of nnolher district. and the ST.
pltno Conrt decided that he uas }nsdfed in 80
The following perton., convicted in the united
States District Const for patbinE counterfeit
money, were tcutentcd to the PentteailsrF: u.
ar.. , 1s Ss,5: 5ic< osn NJ 1eaa sen
rcu;ecoet. three years; Wade Hampton one year
Icllx NiehotAs, en-" year.
General shc4n,.' returned here lat nleat from.
VT he pa. IL Il: es;1s nen ane
Crsatea Thote near hin, also deny the eioEJ ol
fts Icing tn.i. Ito Washington.
, 1866-10-21

The Contest Hetveca Governor Wesia md
lhc RECONSTRUCTED Rebels - ~2ngutnaey
ThErnss Made by the Latter Par7,es.
New ToEk. October 9o-Thc New fosk I'd
bhnt's Ncu Orleans speeia1 eays:
"lt Il etsled that u soon as Goyernns Wclls re-
tnrrs from his hone ia the country, the she1a: pf
10 comp,y With tho Governors Conrentt N pEoela-
malioc- 4 messenger was cent 70 Wash
inelon tome time since to confer with
the Attorney General. Who Is represented
a. having Rtnted, ia the prrsense Of tie
President, thai tie Governor bad per- Yet rish:
military assistance to GETTY cut this programme,
arl also to a1eet several parties accused OF har.
nz committed murder on the 3oth OF ja1y, and
proceed. Actiou has been dcla5cd untll th.
troops, which have since arrived could tc couce-
tfa:cd in the city 1hreAts arc u1ate the mi l.
tAEJ &ttErart to rahc lhc-e Ar 4u, the various Te
el secret s.kocialons, Which a1e known to bc we'll
, 1866-10-21
/ DEpLORADLE CASE.
Domestic fnfldcllty and Nobbery-Ti.e
Agent Of the 11anlou Brothers III u
Fad

Domestic fnfllcllty md Robbery-Tl,c
Agent Of the 1aanlou Brothers III a
Bad Box.
from the Providence {fs. H. Journal
We published a report last week that the
house of Captain James II. Pinne.ar, In East
Greenwich, had been entered during the
night Of the 70 instant, and robbed of
trunk containing 81 ,G0c. Officer Billings, Of
work up the case, and visited the house for
the purpose Of getting come clue to
the robber. 4 careful examination of
the circumstances led him to suspect
TINT the money was appropriated By some
one who could get, access to 1t without
breaking and entering the house. When,
therefore, lie learned, in some myste-
rious manner, that detectives understand,
thut Mrs. P1nnegsr, the wife Of the loser OF
the money, was to meet man from New
York in this city Wednesday morning. the
officer determined to observe the meeting.
The parties met, and proceeded to ths city
agent Of the famous Haplon Brothers.
They took room, which, alngulsr1y enough,
chanced to be one adj dining = room occupied
for the time by tho officer, aud not altogether
Nr. Finch and Mrs. Pinnecar occupied
enough to satisfy him that Captain
Pinpegar's WRONGS were not altogether pecu-
MARY, md that II the parties were not in-
dictable for grand larceny, they might most
assurcdiY be convicted or more hefpous
c1i1pc. After Mrs. P!nnegns left the hptcl
mud had proceeded to tho housc Ut u nienI
on Broadway. olllcer Billings called for her
to 70 10 the chiefs oll1cc. Tlcrp tho suspi-
ciona that she was the peTon who took the
she Indignantly denied the imputntlou, un-
Ill the officer Informed her OF whnt had passed
under his observation ut tho hotel. when
the wrctchcd woman, finding that her
ein had found her out, confessed that she
took the money, and had given IL to her
parnmour, Finch, ut different times and In
various hiluis, from 1900 down to $500,
which Inst sum she gave him. we believe, on
Tuesday Of last week. She ASSUMED the en-
tirc responsibility Of linking the 2i,GOo,
and said that Finch WIS rot to blame In the
matter. Finch was aftcrWaEd arrested aud
taken to q cell under the sunlptuous halls
Of the :. City Building" H. denied having
received any money from Mrs. PfnnegAr,
until confronted with the woman and learn
lpc how much Of his adventures was known,
ls then confessed that he had received these
various sums, and had spent them all except
about sir hundred dollars. Both parties re-
main iu the cells, awaiting the final dlsp,si"
tion Of the case. 1t seems questionable
whether they can be proceeded against for
the robbery, as the wife took the money and
layishcd It upon her paramount But 1t Is
not unlikely that proceeding may be tnsti-
tutcd against them 10. adultery. Mrs. Pin.
regar Is rather good looking woman, of
thirty .1re, whose charms are effectively set
Of bY levels and costly apparel. Sue has
three or four children. Her husband Is par
tIallv crippled and nearly blind.
, 1866-10-21

A New CAbinct for New Zea17ud-HaFvest
rroapcctsr Nc.
NEW YonK, OCTOBER sn.-ranama dates Of the
Australia and New Zealand, With mall nom those
countries. hut rone from yiStoEia, rs the Govern.
mcDt Of that country have refused to contribute
The steamer brought S7',t00 in coin and gold
dust.
i Ecw Cabinet had bern formed in New Zea-
land. Iinrsest prospects throughout the colonies
continued good. Markets fully supplied with
chiltAn brcadFtuts. bur Fiocks Of California wese
emall. Caltfurtia wheat d Id 10 6e I'd. California
mand high prices. Finances were In Iou1lshing
condition.
A frc at Auckland, commencing In the Governor
1Iubtoh Hotel, destroyed <tU0,GlO worth OF prop
erty. Another, at Nelson. dc trnyed three hote!s.
INF Temperance I!a1l, ionnE Men'a Christian As
tociatlon rooms aud thiiteen other buildings.