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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, September %, Is

RICHMOND, September %, 1868.
A very striking instance Of the success OF
canal transportation in the face of the most
active imaginable railroad competition is AZ
forded in the operations of the Erie canal the
present year. 1t has not only met all the ordi.
nary liabilities, but has relieved the people OF
the State of taxation TO the amountof sl,SSl,
900. This fact is announced officially by the
Auditor of the State. Water transportation
cannot be equalied in the matter of heavy
freights, and must triumph in any fair COM
petition.
The imports at New York continue to ex-
coed the exports in value at the rate Of about
IS, 0Do, 900 week in currency, and the ship
ment of securities has ceased, except in small
amounts. The total gold value Of the imports
since the LIST of January at New York is 1921,
ss4 ,297, while the exports aggregate IN paper
money value only Sl43, 2S6,2l7
There were sales of 1000 Virginia coupon
bonds on Thursday in New York at si7, ex-
coupons, and 800 Mt 81; 10000 North Carolina
SKIES brought s65I, ex-coupons; and 100 new
bonds of same State brought s6j'S.
The rate of interest fixed by the Bank OF
England, our readers are aware, is four per
cent. The following are the latest quotations
for money in the principal cities of the Euro
pean continent: Paris, 3-2A. Vienna, 30
Berlin, Sd. Amsterdam, &c. Turin, Go
Brussels, 8-5 Madrid, DO Hamburg
o-3h. st. Petersburg, 5M-6. Frankfort
i-3h.
In New York money continues abundant
The quotations are MISUNDERSTANDING from
rs low as 2H@i per cent. on call to 1@6 pei
cent. on commercial paper. The prices FOL
gold at the gold board in New York Oh Satur
day opened at 1853, rose to l46's, and CLOSED
| at llGl,
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He will not be fried in October OF
EnIlinhGr.

>,,cstl dispatch 10 the New York Tribune.
Nuuv1Nn, Va, September 2S.-It is
..,.-Al, understood here that Jefferson
,gi> viii not be tried either in November
O.. October, and it is positively stated that
Ii, counsel will bc notified of that fact to-
,.now. The United States District Court
u.l probably be held in this city and ut
,,t.iN in N"yrmbcr, and the Circuit
C.s. may tc held here at the same time,
.tias yet Unccrtan whether the counsel
}lr. Davis will appear there or not. 1t
SAID that Judge Underwood is undecided
a. 1t coming It, this city, rs he is satisfied
Lat il,lc has been conspiracy to asSaS-
>.aIr him.
WAC could have sent this telegram It's
List ..a.,ucc is an atrOcious SANDER upon
a., people Of Richmond.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, September 29.-Cotton unsettled;
no sales. Flour firm. Wheat 2@3c. better.
Pork flrmer; sales at s33.o6. Lard heavy.
New YORK, September 29.-Af,ernoon.-
Cotton active; sales, 1000 bales /: uplands,
SOC: Orleans, 4lc. Flour firm. Wheat more
active and .a3c. better. Pork trmer; sales
ut S33.l2 Lard dropping quoted At l6sW
lsIc. Sugar steady. Coffee steady. Naval
stores steady.
MONEY MARKET.
new YORK, September 29.-Gold, l46's q;
sterling-more doing ut So for ~ days.
MOBILE MARKETS., SATURDAY.
MOBILE, September 29.-Cotton-Sales to-
day. 300 bales middlings'at SIC. The demand
was good in the morning, but the Liverpool
adyices reporting a decline, stoppedthe sales
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, FRIDAY.
New ORLEANS, September 2S.-Cotton adj
vanced &C. middling, 3ia36c. Fair sugar, l3c'
Cuba molasses, Coo. Corn-mixed SEC, white
9oc Flour-superfine 81. Oats, Joc. Gold,
l43. Sterling, lj6.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, SATURDAY
New ORLEANS, September 29. -Cotton-Sales
500 bales 1T s5@36c. Flour-superfne, 81
Oats Sc. Pork, S35. Bacou-shoulders, lsc
ribbed sides, &c. Gold, l4js Sterling, lj6.
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BUTLER AND BANKS AT THE PITTsBURG
CoAvENTloN.-Gcmcral Butler, who was
announced as grand marshal of the day,
not having been pleased with the manner
in which his speech Of yesterday, advo-
eating the continued exclusion of the
southern States and the hanging of jeff.
Davis and Lee was received, abruptly de-
clined the position, and it was at once ten
dcrcd to General Banks. The great strug-
gle here for the past three days has been
in reality between Batter and Banks, and
up To Yesterday afternoon Butler had
decidedly the upper hand, in consequence
Of his greater popularity; but since the
speech OF yesterday he has suffered under
the process yulgarly known as Snubbmg,"
and General Banks has been taken up in
his place, simply because there was no
other prominent representative man here
on whom to fall back. Although Butler
was announced as the principal speaker
to-day in all the morning papers, the honor
fell to Banks, and he addressed the crowd
at the wigwam in an argrlmentativc speech,
of some hours duration, on the issues in
volved in the present controversy between
Congress and the President. Butler was
loudly called for, but responded only in q
few brief remarks, scarcely making an
attempt to conceal his chagrin and indig-
nation at the slight put upon him by the
neutrality-suspicious. NetD York
Uaoid.
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w,.u<n7., ~. o.cmhcr 2S.-Thc va
..e,u,.1- paragraphs published
.,,sre l.r pa .rck with reference TO the
- I,.,,- n Davis arc calculated 10
t..r r.Hg- han cnligatcu the public
N.a-asu g., President il concerned,
,- ~ AN il. lr;,d wi'hou, let or hin
Whenever Judges Chase and Tn.
.-...s ... ct.1nr Of them. signify their
.r,.. 'e.r charge at the prisoner.
w.. hest authority | learn that
. ..... ... ..... iic' of opinion between the
,,.-...,.a. - The proper course topursuc.
,r...,rtult whenever the court is ready
49,, Nr. Ir,'>. he will be delivered at
...I.r custody Of the United States
.r... e .rEinia, to whom writ will
..--.i - f.r proper time, directing that
... q - brought before the court.
...., 3u, TWO obstacles in the way now
..... ;,,Rj ol Nr. Davis in October. The
.-a nj ina doubt among the lawyers,
r.. 4. tie Judges are understood TO
...a;c, 49, Ia tie legality Of Il trial in
,.t.r >..-,iou, because II is rot II rcgu-
g.. .l.. At tic CONF.
q. account of this doubt it is proposed
.nf ~ bring MIR. Davis to trial until the
.....lr term in November. So far as
rrf.t Chase is concerned, the same oh
go. IONS are urged hy hint presiding IN
.r.irial AZ were mentioned 10y the Chlcl
.,.. al, hs >juiag, vi: That he does not
,., 1 j. cNyuicstiy understood that mar
+. .w is alrugatcd in Virginia, and hence
....> .IviScd the President 10 issue an
.,..~ proclamation making ii clear that
-. : ls,t
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WHY we get no News BY the Cable.

AspEr Bar, September 2s.-There are yet no
advices from Europe by the cable. The New
foundland lines are still Frustrated, bnt We
learn that communication is expected every
hour to be restored. Not many persons un-
derstand that the lines in Newfoundland pass
through a dense forest, and in one case for 4
contin nous dis ance of go miles. Stations are
established every fifty miles, and In case of a
freshet 1t becomes necessary, in making re.
pairs, to make detour of fifty miles into the
interior to get across the swollen streams.
The public are unable to understand why
breaks are not sooner repaired, but one who
has tried journey such rs the Newfoundland
woods offer can readily comprehend the delay.
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Conflict Of uthoriiy I'm Georgia.

ArGrsTA, GA, September 2S.-Judgc
Perry, OF the County Court of Bdrl.e
county, declares the functions of the court
suspended in consequence Of the military
alrcSting the sheriff for executing the
process OF said court. -Ndttoid! I,lteli-
gtnccr.
Judge Perry ought to test the question
with the military officer. From Chief JUS
ticc Chase, whose views we gave the other
day, down to Lawyer Greeley there is but
one opinion on the subject, and that is, that
the military was, by the Presidents pro-
clamation, subordimatcd to the civil autho-
rites.
A case involving the same principle has
just been disposed OF by court-martial
itself in Tennessee, which, wonderful to
relate, decided that it had no power to try
citizens, much less to supervise the trial OF
citizens by civil courts. We learn from
the Washington Chronicle that Aaron
Lampkin, colored, employed in the quar-
termaster's department at Macon, Ga,
was arrested on the charge Of "larccny, to
the prejudice of good order and military
discipline" having stolen and disposed. OF
two sets Of wheel harness, the property OF
the Government. The accused was ar
raigncd for trial before court-martial, and
entered a plea in bar of trial on the ground
that the court had no jurisdiction in the
case. The court having been cleared, de-
cidcd to sustain the plea of the prisoner on
the following grounds: That the only right
the court has to try the prisoner is under
the authority conferred by the act of Con-
grcss of March 3, 1868, which gives mill
tary courts power to try such cases "du-
ring time Of war and rebellion" but which
authority has ceased by official announce
ment of peace. The prisoner was accord
ingly turned over to the civil court for
trial.
Now, suppose that after he is tried these
same military gentlemen should be called
Oh to interfere in behalf of Aaron as Cap
tain Cook intcrfercd in the Mayors court
here the other day in behalf of a negro.
They, knowing their duties, would reply
that they could not interfere. Any officer
guilty of such contempt of court is liable
to be fined.
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AN ERRONEOUS REPORT.


The statement that Governor Swami, oil
Maryland, had applied to the War Depart
mcnt for troops TO preserve order in Balti.
more is without foundation.
EASING THE CURRENCY.
Secretary McCulloch has not as yet
come to any conclusion upon the propriety
of issuing small notes in place OF the sur.
plus lis" and "C's."
THE COTTON CROP.
A gentleman just arrived from the
South, and who has conyersed freely with
parties engaged in the cotton trade, says
the belief is almost general that the pro-
spects Of the crop are not within thirty per
cent. as favorable as they were two months
sincc--l $50, 900 bales, he says, if actually
brought to market, will be handsome
WELD
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General Santa Anna.

New York, September 29.-The Herald says
that General Santa Anna has located his
headquarters on Staten island, and has opened
a business bureau for the transaction OF mat
tiers looking 10 the delivery of Mexico from
French authority. lie is said to be constantly
occupied with various people OH that subject,
and has enlisted the sympathy of the fenian
brotherhood. The leaders are educating the
Irish to that belief. 1t is further reported
that Santa Anna will soon return to 81.
Thomas.
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GRAND FALL OPENING FOR 1866,
ATT. sTEENBoCK & CO.'S.

In announcing TO the public our FALL OPEN.
ING for 1865, desire TO express our grateful ap-
probation of the very liberal patronage thus fai
extended to our house. and to return our thanks
for that generous encouragement which has re-
wardcd our enterprise and been an incentive &c
more vigorous efforts on our part to meet the pub.
lie wants In the presentation Of goods Of our OWE
DIRECT IMPORTATION, and from the first hands
of the original manufacturers of Europe and Anne.
RIGA.
Our senior partner has spont the whole year In
Europe and perfected the most complete arrange.
ments for the reception OF the earliest invoices Of
ELEGANT AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
so that we shall always be in advance OF other
houses purchasing of importers, and Offering only
small selections thus made, which may be ennmc-
rated in the limited space Of an ordinary advertise.
ment, but which becomes impossible in the grades,
character, and
GREAT VARIETY OF OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK,
which we pledge ourselves shall always embrace
FULL LINES OF GOODS
in every department. We are now opening in
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
vALENTIA,
SERAPHINE STRIPES,
IMPERIAL STRIPES,
FRENCH POPLINS,
Double width IRISH PoPLINS,
All wool EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PLAIN, COLORED, and FIGURED AL.
PACAS,
Very pretty FRENCH MERINoS,
FRENCH MOUSELINES, &C.. SC.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.:
Elegant BLACK eros DLYONS,
eros D'AFRlC,
GROS DECCOSsE, and ITALIAN and Other
superior SILKS,
BLACK FIGURED SILKS, very handsome
BLACK DOTTED and STRIPED SILKS,
WHITE P0ULT DE SOLE, superior quality
With special desire to meet the wants OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
We have imported some chaste, small figured,
ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
PLAIN, STRIPED, and CHECKED MERINoS,
POPLlNS AND POPLINETTS, charming styles
SCOTCH PLAlDS, &C., sc.
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"'nerai Grant Expresses Indignation.
but no Opinion.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES ]


-, OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, DC, September 10.
- brcrd GGgaaier- General w. S. HiHy9,
Ar'c lori. city:
see from lie papers that you have been
,''""thg speech, i'll which you pledged me
u P""ucal party. lam further in receipt
!e'ler from General Gresham, Of lndi-
I.' III "hch he says that his opponent for
I'"sir>' had published ali extract from a
I"Gf received from you, in which you
fr'S5'e'd hue 10 the support of President
o'nnSoI', aud Is opposed to the election OF
@'H candidate who does not support his
,'"y!. You, nor no man living is autho.
' ..', 10 speak for me in political matters
@''' ask YOU to dcsist in future. wan,
Ii nS man 10 vote according to his owl
judgment, without influence from me.
lo1IS, &c, u. S. GRANT.
u True copy: adam Baledt.
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BY the Gable Bismarck still Unwell-Fror
Spain-London and Liverpool Markets
Tuesday-More Troops for Canada.

BY the Cable bismarck still UnWell-Fronl
Spain-London and Liverpool Markets Of
Tuesday-More Troops for Canada.
LONDON, September 2j.-The presence OF
three United States vessels of-war at the
island of Gambia attracts attention.
LONDON, September 25.-Consols are quoted
at S9A j-2O's, 7la.
QrEEysTowy, September 25.-The steamer
City of Boston has arrived from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 25.-The Mayor of
this city has invited the officers of the United
States ships to dinner, on their return from
Russia.
7 BERLIN, September 25.-Count Bismarck
continues i'll. There are fears that he may not
recover
PARIS, September 25.-It is said that Spain
accepts the good offices of England and France
as mediators between herself, Chilli, and Peru.
LIVERPOOL, September 25.-Cotton has ad'
vanced nd. sales, 10000 bales middiing up
lands, l3'sd. Breadstufis firmer.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 2j.-The steam
ship Teutonia sailed to-day for New York
with 100000 francs in gold. The steamer
Bremen also sailed with fl42,00o in gold.
LONDON, September 26.-More troops are 10
60 to Canada The steamer Henna is engaged
TO take 900.
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New ENGLAND Postal Affairs.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-The Post'ofiice
Department finds constant and increasing
trouble in the New England States, owing 10
the refusal Of the railroad companies to carry
the mails at established rates. From Boston
to Lowell and Nashua the mail Is run by horse
power, arriving at Lowell fifteen minutes
after the cars. Several of the other roads
have threatened to reject the mails, but the
Department steadily refuses to increase the
,.iy
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NARROW ESCAPE OF JOHN MINOR Boris.
-, -, conn Sohh Minor Bolts stepped from train
~. T,S"ie-sireet depot, at Newark, n. j.,
n u" i"ursday evening, he was informed by
~, Conductor that his baggage, which was
, - tne car, could not be removed until the
lam reached the Market-street depot.
lac i' attempted TO step upon the car, which
"@' IA motion, and in SO doing he slipped,
marty falling under the wheels. He was.
n'"ever, only little bruised. Mr.. Bolts
'p'rts that he was robbed in Baltimore
yesterday, at the railroad depot, Of $40
anu anu sShie valuable papers. The detectives
hs Sxa. s~sS :"
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VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures
William l.. Hill postmaster Laurel Hill,
Lunenburg county, vice L. Tunstall, can
not take the oath.
William Fogleman postmaster Rich
land, Tazewell county, vice j. kendrick,
failed to bond.
Madison Vass postmaster Red Sulphur
Springs, Monroe county, West Virginia,
vice X. A. Henderson, resigned.
Miss Fannie X. Stone postmistress
Yatcsville, Lunenburg county, Va, vice
James ID. Balls, resigned.
Mrs. NJ. A. Quisenberry postmistress
Slate Mills, Rappahannock county, Va,
vice J. W. Popham, failed to bond.
Miss Mary A. Wilson postmistreSs Wolf
Glade, Carroll county, Va, vice II, X.
Pope, failed to bond.
Office at Abbey Valley, Tazewell county,
Va, is reestablished, and j. II. Reynolds
appointed postmaster. .,t
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND.

In May last the public money was with
drawn from all the national banks by direc-
ton Of Congress and placed in the United
States treasury. Under the act Of June IA,
1866, it will be seen by the certificate OF the
Secretary of the Treasury appearing in Our
columns this morning that the First National
Bank OF this city has been designated special
depository for the safe keeping of public mo-
ney In this city. The report of Mr.. Bull
United States bank examiner, also appears in
our columns, showing most favorable condi'
ton of this bank, its resources amounting to
1868, 40. Al; cash and available securities
st24,9,o. 80; profit and loss and surplus fund
81, 0J3 81; deposits, Sj72, 3si.67.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Secretary or War Officially Contradicts Certain
r. Charges against the Government.
WAsHIxarox, September so.-The Secretary
of war,has published an official order, in which
he rsfutes certain untruthful charges OF the
enemies of the Administration relating to the
payment of bounties TO the soldiers under the
late act Of Congress. He says the payment
has not been delayed by any action or inter-
ference Of The President or Secretary Of the
Treasury, nor was the report of the military
board appointed to make rules on the subject
suppressed by either Of them.
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.

Fearful Gale on the Coast Of Newfoundland.
PoRr Au BAsarE, NEWFOUNDLAND, September
2s.-There was fearful g;fie Of wind Satur-
day last on the eastern coast of Newfound-
land A great many wrecks are reported. A
French frigate was lost at ST. Pierre. Several
coasters were wrecked. Over LOO dead bodies
were picked up at ST. Pierre on Sunday, which
were lost from different vessels. No further
rarticulars
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Later By the CabIe-Liyerpool and London Mar
kcts Of Thursday, etc.

LONDON, September 27.-The bank rate OIL
discount has been reduced to AZ per cent.
ROME, September 27.-The Empress Cariotta
is here OH 4 visit 70 the Pope.
BERLIS, September 1.-THE Prussian Dle'
has been prorogucd.
MADRID, September IA military commits
sion has gone to Venice TO take possession' ioi
the Italian Government, of the war material
there.
LIVERPOOL, September Election is active
and hyher-saIes 81, 900 bales At AID for mid.
ding uplands. Breadstutts are hrmer.
LONDON, September 27.-Consols quoted IL
Sqh 5.2u'S. TlE.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
BY the Cable-London and Liverpool Market
last Tuesday.


last Tuesday.
WARRINGTON, September 29.-The New.
foundland lines have been Frustrated by
heavy gales and after the following short re-
port was received, the operators report them
again out of order:
MANCHESTER, September pa great meet
ing of the friends Of reform is to be held
here to- day. Mr.. Bright will be among the
speakers.
FLORENCE, September 24.-The band OF
rebels who have been rioting near Palermo for
the past few days have been routed by the
military.
LONDON, September 24.-The money market
is easier. ConsoIs, SO; 5-2o's, 7lA.
LIVERPOOL, September 24-Cotton is mate.
rally depressed middlng uplands opening at
l2Ad; market active. The indications are
that to-days sales will reach $1,000 bales.
Breadstufs generally without change. Corn
has advanced; mixed western, 2Ss.
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STILL AT LARGE.-A gentleman from
Appomattox county yesterday evcninssin-
forms us that the brute, Rutledge, who
outraged the person Of his own little daugh-
ter, is still at large, although every effort
has been made to capture him.-Lymchdury
Ne,rS, 10Th.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO XCHASdE,
RICHMOND, Va, September %, 1850.
There was n better spirit In our market to-
day, and prices We're Il shade better on all
grades, particularly on good shipping and ma
nufacturing. The stock Of the latter grades
being pretty we'll exhausted, we look for
further advance on those kinds.
Thirty. four hogsheads and six boxes were
opened forty seven sold at auction.
We continue our yesterdays quotations.
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outs DeGnillifet goes as civil administrator
with General D'lasteIman, Special Envoy TO
Mexico.
A dispatch from Madrid says the Spanish
Government has been informed that the ne
gotiations undertaken by the United States
Government to bring about peace between
Chill aud Spain were progressing favorabiy.
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RESTORED PRoPERTY.-In the United
States District Court, Judge Underwood
presiding, sitting in this place, on Wednes-
day, the confscation case of the United
States Us. ]. II. McVcigh was taken up,
and Mr.. McVeigh prod ucing pardon from
the President, all further proceedings were
dismissed, and he thus has returned to him
all his real estate which has not been actu,
slly sold -AIerandria Gaxete. h 49,
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The Gale or Saturday-Scvere at New Found
land,

land.
FoRr MONROE, September pa heavy
northeast storm is prevailing, with fog and
rain. Many vessels are detained in conse.
quence.
ST. JoHSs, N b., September 29.-Telegrams
from Cape Breton to Newfoundland state that
the gale Of the 23d and cath instants was Of un-
usual severity, sweeping over the whole
island of Newfoundland and prostrating the
telegraph wires for miles.
Mr.. Field arrived here this morning from
Shedac. He left the Terrible and Midway In
the straits of Northumberland engaged in
laying new cable between New Brunswick
and Prince Edwards island.
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Death Charles Alexander.

PHILADELPHIA, September 20. - Charles
Alexander, the oldest journalist in his line, and
one of the most extensive publishers in the
United States, died this morning.
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Yellow Fever

Yellow Fever in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-There were
seven yellow fever deaths during the forty
eight hours ending this morning.
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Nomination for CONGRESS.

ST.. LOUIS, September 29.-George II. Hall
was yesterday nominated for Congress by the
Conservatives Of the seventh congressional
district.
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In Paris they are expecting Maximilan.
They don't think he means to stay with ps.
Gsnsral Terry was In Omaha Seplsnlber
2lE. Hls hsadquastsrs are at yogt Smelling,
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Indictment OF the Child Murderer.
BUFFALO, September 2s.-The "Rey. y MT.
Lindsey, who so cruelty whipped his infant
daughter last May as to cause her death, was
indicted by the Grand Jury at Albion, Or
leans county, this morning. He plead not
vuilty