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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28
OVER 100 BARRELS OF FLOUR.

VIII sell at retail any Of tho above brands the same
prices shat Mersrs Wilson Co, Of Bellows tus ask
at WHOLESALE and will warrant them good or money
refunded.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AuiA-AILs On Thursday. September Q. at Derby
Conn, by the Rev. n. II. Chamberlain, EDWARD G.
AyiLA. Of Brooklyn, n Y, 10 COLUMBIA MONTEREY
daughter of H. r. Allis, Esq, Of the former place NJ
cards.
AeoRN-JEyxtNs On Tuesday. September g. by Rev
G. s. Hartley, Mr.. GroReg H. ACORN to Miss MARY J.
JENKINS, all of this city.
BARR--wE-TERvEIr AT Hackensack. on "Wednesday
evening, September s. by the Rev John r. DE Baum
CHARLES BARR, Jr, OF Teaneck, to RscHEL ANNA WEST
EaveLr, OF Schraaicnbnrg n. J.
BsHor-BApEAU.-On Wednesday, Septemyr 5, at st.
Paui's NJ T. ch,rch, by the Rev. Henry B. Ridgeway
WILLIAM H. BISHOP to MuLm g., only daughter OF Wm.
s. Badeau, all OF this city
cosfros--wHTsos. = On Thursday, Sopiember6 a. the
Seventh Methodist Episcopal church. by the pas
tor Mr.. OSCAR CaarioS TO Miss MARY LDCIs daGgho,
OF Charles Whiison, ESQ., all OF this city.
FR,zss--5cpDpge. THURSDAY, September 8, by the
Rev. Thomas ). Hastings ID D.. WiLL'ANC G. FR,zes to
Asya " ScUnDEe daughter OF the late Ephrsim Scud-
der. all Of this city.
LopgwIcx DIsnRow. On Tuesday, Sep,ember 4. hy
the Rev. George Draper, P.-p. L0DEwiCK TO AsSA l..
eldest daughter Of wm II. Dsbrow OF Harlem
TaLNApcE-HoyT- --0n Thursday, September6. o. st 81.
Johns church, Stamford. Conn, by Rev. Mr.. Taocx
WILLIAM II. TALMApGE to KAuE j., daughter OF James Fl
Hoyt, Esq., all OF Stamford.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
S A NIT AR Y.

TITO Cholera I'm New Yort-Repsrts from
Brooklyn.
The weather has somewhat moderated and the ram Of
last night tended to improve the state Of the atmos.
phere The result Of the favorable change OF the weather
that the number Of cholera dead reported yesterday
smaller than the day before. although there
increase Of two In tho Dumber OF new reported
OFFICIAL list or CASES.
The following cases were reported yesterday
Mrs. Robinson 273 West Forticth street.
C. Shanahan, SO Mulberry street.
Mary Gezen, 106h street, between Second and Third
avenues.
! Johanna Kennedy, 10th street aud Fourth avenue
Mary Kennedy 40 Mulberry street.
Alice Crawford West Fifty.second street.
Margaret Zehofer Fftieth street. near Sixth avenue
Mary Stack. 35 Baxter street
Catherine Feenev, 90 West Broadway
cgRrIFcAres DrAru
Burial permits for the following named dead were
issued yesterday -Brideet Grady 81 Roosevelt street
J. A. semer, 2,10s Second avenue; Mary aezen 1O6th
strect.
CHOLERA BRoOKEyN.
Thcte has been material change in the health Of
BROOKLYN dntay the past twenty -four houra The
her or ieaihs fro~, cholera four cholera morbus
aud cholera nlantum ton, all other diseases twenty.
eifht, making The total forty two.
There we're three new cases on the bulletin as fol.
lows
ris Mary keenan,, aged sixty, 2is Gold street. Case
cffics.
Ana Actseifc. aged atty Myrtle near Grand Avenue
~nt 10 tits PARK Hospital. Will probably rscovsr
Mr.. Mary Wadcle, aged tt,iriy, Hamilton avenue,
near Court street, Removed TO Park Hospital.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

An fSJUsCTioS SoUcur AGAINST Mas HORscs GssELsY--
up before Judge Lott "a the supreme Court,
Special Term, yesterday morning In Witch The complainant
william Zen JamiR Bass seeks injunction restraining
Mrs Mary Greeley the wife OF Horace e'rcery. from
dcatroyng spring Of water, and also to recover
alleged 10 have been sustained IN consequence OF Mrs.
urceiey action The defendant appears The owner of
IS caimed that before she purchased party who sold It
had Mr. Bass the right I" use the spring DC.
cisloh was reserved.
United States District Court yesterday morning before
Judge Benedici. by District Attorney Sman. 10 sell the
alcohol months by Collector Ward at the
South Sixth stree, r. D. where II lying IN
age The sei OF three hundred barrels of al
aad ardent spirits which la teen ever since In ,ie
custody thu United sta,cs Marshal enaing heavy bill
of fees The motion made "a sell portion Of the al
manier abide the issr, OF tho trial The owners OF the
porery opposed the m,'on Tho papers we're handed y
SERIOUS Can AccInxsr IA PEaoFv STeFsr-A nttie gi
wae eneavong 10 the track In front of Of tho
Bergen cars about eleyen O'Clock yesterday morning
knocked down by e horses the wheels OF the vehicle
passing the logs OF the little inaicns serious II
fatal njaric Tho ohd who s not more than three
four OF taken to her home ny ~ officer OF
the fifeth precnct police.
FATAL RssrLr or An Acots3sL-Mss Sussnnah Graves,
daughter of citizen ef tina, residing IN Seventh
died Thursday afternoon from the effect of pistol
shot received some since the hands OF hoy named
Word ~ op twevc wears ot age - "w under Hrrest
ALLEGED Ocra.Ge UroE GeI--Janes Tesrei proinis.
youth Of dfeen taken io usody Yesterday by
OF the Fcrydo precnc the charge Of having
committed senpi nj rape upon Charlotte a. Crane who
IA ABOUT ten years old residing with he parenis Ia First
arrested that he d commit anlt and battery
upon said Caarloe Amelia Crane taking hold her
Violently and throwing down and attempting commit
rape her &C. The "a.nse alleged to have heen
tho 3ls Of July Terrell wil be arrsgned Tor sl
on Monday
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COURT oF GENERAL SESSIONS.


Tue calendar yesterday was very large, the Grand jury
having brought In pumber OF ind ctments.
iAxcsyy rxos ADAMS sxrWss
The hrst tried BY the Jury indictment against
Edward Bseswood and John Fowler charged with stealing
% wv from Adans Express Company Bskwood, Who bad
charge Of the Post omce department stole letter hy
express from Mobile containing 5000 IN money owned by
Milton s. John lie informed Fowler Of the theft and they
went West, followed by detectives, whom they eludsd
Whine at chicago appears that Fowler stole 5000 % the
money from Bseswood leaving him in Chicago with only
COLLAR snda half his POCKET He srresed there and
brought to this cy. where Fowler subsequently
rested Blacsvood pleaded guilty 70 an attempt At grand
larceny Fowler when brcush before the Magistrate, eave
w about esso Of the money lie tried and convicted
Or Ffant larceny his counsel earnestly contudiug that The
sstuSd gultv q crime u was ihat of receiving
gnep sqods His Honor IN sentencing Fowler renskkS4
Hsl ~ iAptsion ws bad and sentenced hiu 70 ts snS
- ~ ~ rss,siors iire,yy.
APhory jacobs was convicted " shN " termed con
ssa ssnc larceny he having yones.cn Il
S.y Msr ht delivery % The plano At his place that he had
hsgp gfratbsd loI sepspce, and Judge Russel stated
ssi efr .e fVf clag ShaJes Of ,miar character
postponed tu nsrt Tuesday
rcSrocgsrs sryf 10 rus .r,rs rrisoS
Tomas Purss Indicted fof stealing silver va ch worth
~ rm Vhstles Ieialng while s,aniina 10 PARK row.
we i''h o. August, pleaded guilty He professions
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sss ss ss''s:s f Isssss
s%, and fs% s:r yrsS 4 for
sass 9its. q s, s:ss: =: s'!
New York. All hands saved She was an Al vessel o. ~
cS's sS ,:::
Som Lsosrs. from Rookiand Me. for !ssherners Bay
FOX sstss Sa sad .spss
soas y.1o which M Ia: been fA: sgcunS =. Ias:po.s %
4 si ssss ID s Il" and s'' \
,.s% st H.a. for New rors put
sSss oc.as 9yr:. % from Antigua for Now Yot pat i"'0
sloor rAwrrxno Of Nantucket. sunk woods Hole lss
in hs position .sSsore reported with the Monohan.
Miscellaneous.
ssre%sn Baltimore a isso has been parsa.sd y
the sperm whale fishery from New bedford.
WhaIcmen.
Bark sT; "a; S & ws :s ss q 81 ;'s al no
alongside Had lost 100 bbl whale BY The parting Of line
bts ssrp: sp fisne Hsny 0fsss TsSsr sih mSWas
johanna ~ @ Ss p and i ali
w ss Ssgss q s''s at
Gan o. ship Ts' s & ss s 10
sp and $50 do VIII; 30 DO sace last report
spoken. &c.
Bark lord Baltimore Losbure II dhvs from NYork for
Santos. June "a, lata6 Is n Ion i9Dw
X Foreign Ports.
ADEN Aug Ain port Glide. athorne arr ID fron,
Salem via Mozambique and Zanzibar Nhere abe arr July 5
and aid 18th.
BAassDos, Aug 20-Arr bsrxs II Gaston Parmaiee New
York 2is Restless Sheldon Phndepha; Zu'ina Hewett,
do: schr Borden. Allen NYork I'D bark reiura liar
SIs s,s
York; origs Robt Moore uochiss do sith Ne Whittier
do.
BERauPI Sept 2In por. brigs Excelsior Cooper from,
and for NYcrk, @ uit to sa her return Jl inst
Leonard Berry Steel for do TO gail 81 inst; Henrietta
Cooper. from and tor do arr 3Oth uit.
DrMARaRA Aug i21Arr bar bark Henry Trowbrdse bantz
tbrh Fanchon, philsdelpha; I'D. W Y. do.
GLAZE Bar. cB Aug 13--No vessels in port.
POHT SrAIs rtlnidhd Aug Arr bark Zephyrnc. Ponls
tom NYcrk 5h brgs ciats Buck Baltimore tsnd sid 18th
Velocity Darrell Wilmington NC 22d, Eastern Star Grf
hng. Nfork. Sid l7th schfs Sylvan Phiadelphia 20ln
Pilots Bride, Bleehford, Nyork 2is. bark Monte
ST THOMAS July si-Arr sohr Central America Ph!nncy
Barbsdoes and sid Aug for Turks islsndl; Aug sch
7t bark Ann Elizabeth. NNrsye barbados land aid foi
Turks Island,: Gath, brig Nellie Taylor New York; sailed
Aug is. bark Mary Boniley, Clark SANTA Cruz Cuba. .
Arr at do Aug g. schrs Ocean Queen Antigua for New
port Aug 2s bark Fanny Matilda McDougal Turks
Island 10 load FOR Boston Portland brg5 Burton ci
9uanica and New York; st Mary, Morcouse for Turks
Island and New York; Geo Wheewrighi for Turks Island
aud Newport; Maaguadorc rl. Cor Arecboand New York
srhr Arctic, Weaver. for st. Dcm,ngo and Boston.
delphla; Go<c Jones' Boston; bark Mary Troop Picke
hYork: brigs Martha Dyer do 7h ivanhoe. Stockton do
Turks ISLANDS, Aug 22Ia port brig Arooso oos, Bryant
Tor Boston ,hg.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08

CoSrEr.-Rio was In fairly active demand at steady
bags es syphdc and bag. {. l.cG last "sS
ru, not pTev,onsy eported ex Mrsndo all on pvate
Ia moderate demand and small sales made at pro-
vlous prices.
fRKIcHrs dull. but rates were unchanged. The
engagements were:To Liverpool 100 hhds. tobacco at
22s 3D. and rer steamer 200 boxes cheese a. 25s To
Bremen 30 hhds. tobacco at rs I'd The charters
terms and an Italian brig to Venice petroleum g. Cd
and rosn IL. Cd.
from few small loS 70 iobbers we heard Of no business
NAVAL sroxEs.-Crude turpenti9e was shade easier,
sales being made Of 80 bhs at - Is OF spirits rrpen.
a CSC. retail o,s commanded roc Rosn-IAss activity
noticeable In the Market yet fair business was
sesrce and wanted sslss 800 bb. No SIS soa 80 2
chiefly At So 500 bbls at o. 60 40 do opaque
90 and sSS DO pss Ts
81, and $50 bbiN do. as II runs 81 ~ s7ls:
raovFIass ,-Recep,s ss bible pork, % packages cut
meats, and % packages hard more active demand
prevailed for pork aud full prices readily obtained
The salss were 1900 bbls a Ass 1s ess 81 for new
old d., spa go ESQ rs for prme Also Tor doIvsry
all through September and January. at sellers and
about sSCo S s..,S sss y
figures; the sales we're $50 bbls M 4N = $40 for new
PLAN mess, Apa }ie a s2s for new extra msss Beef
hams were Quiet but uomiually unchanged Bacon was
neglected ana the only sses We heard Of eonBned
TO so boxes Cumberland cut q. 1889 Cut meats were
quiet but steady; Gales about 300 packages a. ,lc
loc. for shouldsrr and 19i.e 2lisc. FOR haIs The
transactions in lard continued ou very moderate scale
and We have only TO repor, sales Of 400 packages
1876. 20h the latter an outside price. Butter and
cheess nominaly without alteration in any respect
PSrRoIEUk.-CFude WAS rather more active and frmer
sales being made OF 500 bbls At &c 27,sc In bbs
and 20c In bulk Bonded aldo advanced closing firm al
acc for standard white, and 44c a44tc for prime light
straw to white, with sales Of 900 bbls. within the rance
SCGAR R-fbc market was quiet and rather easier. elos
ing heavy at 1876 i0,c for fair to good refining Gu
ba fhc salee were 716 hhds Cuba az from f0xc. a
l2hc; so hbds English Island at 1i4c, and III boxer
Havana at Ike Refined sugar was slso Glow Of sale,
but prices remained quite steady standard bards selling
At l6ttc. and coffee a. I5isc
ToBAcco rather quiet For Kentucky there
but little inquiry, and have only TO report sales VI
263 hide at from sc. l9hc. We note sales VI 400
cases sesd leaf at To- q 1Sc.
wooi.--The market for domestic cseces has seep
quiet, hough for some descriptions FAIR demand psA-
vailed but In many rather easier prices we're ~.
cepted In foreign VIC notice Increased scnyity rts
sales priced Is 600 bs domestic feeces 81 DOE f3
chiefly at 300 &c les bales pulled, rsr 81 4oc. a
s7hc tho inside price for lambs 225 coo bs rexM st
2sc ssc Is 600 lbs California At so acc 1oo0 bales
Cape " A 2sS Sod aeou, goo DO Mss,ra coo e. At 7os
do, aud 1000 lbs. shesrnss on private terms.
wHisEN --Rece pts III bbls. The market nom nslly
unchanged IN the absence OF sales
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
jersey City.

jersey city.
AscipsSr ~ rHs Ear HAiLwAY freight train ran over
colored msn Yesterday afternoon at the Hsctensaek
switches, abou, mile and half from Boiling Spring
srssn,ng on. 1 arm and leg Shocking manner The
and sass longer S ss % aSs Ss umans s'
tlon cf Hotoken who al the obiuracy OF
ana s'Ss a is s.% r S.,'s & a.
dus attention was paid 10 him.
Dusoerrsa cAHrAsr w BAy-Tbe dumping nnisnnse
s Bergen having ceeu prohibited by the Chancellor Of the
State several cribs have been constructed outside Of
ganpsw bay ss!.ee9 The !oes yard and Bsdo.s leland
ssn dssS;i..d hsre nssiips y. r.se ieok Iic small
sss buried r sn % se ,as snsrs ., m
.Asd 4, ne rev stock Yard thus relieving the locality from
Tss Ssv JssssY AsArroIR consequence of the or.
semen, OF this structure beyond the original den
the company unable TO have completed by the Tine
Sy Gs ~. 's presimo " ''s MADE 70 nave
The BmrsIaries IN New Jers~y.
The trial OF Peter Reinhsrd Aueu,t pufrireer, John.
fc.eyh and veroniea chopsy, charged with having com.
uasd burglary on the premises Of william b suit, q
Bessp county before the Circuit Court Of nst county
sn.s r. hs taS Sss q d ss ' 81 srs U s 1
n. Ser.. snd scnesrsns The Ywner.sp q Which
.d s: vac s ass e s. ss' Il aSss fsss a Il
scrRooS u .om. q the " sars.rss and oa the soa.
sh;s rsnS,Ssn S., f.%
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ss sr.. .Af s, ,ss' s$gp 'f nj: &c; g'S r;ys
=: "a !:j; M $ Ss1t M &. |s;' @
s: AS: issas s S.s. 4: :.ss.s
ma,.chss Hspgss 70 hsndserehsf IN bis poSse' 'n We
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AlPPING NE w 8.
ALMANAC voR rlw YoRx-rus DAT.
.............. 81 NOON RISES.
svS sEfs............ II nIoa WATER. morn 81
PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER !. 1856.

Cleared.
steamship Hberns (Br. Munros, Glasgow-r Donald
:, Steamship Apsres tBremh Meyer Southampton and
Steamship Ailenanis Ham, Traulmsn, Hsmburs-Kun.
steamship Corsica CBr) lie Ns.sarer Nassau snd Havs
Steamship Mayfnxer Robinson. Aierandria--J Hand.
Ship Anna Kinntall, Williams. shsnehae-E doodridge
ship Ella Norton. Nlcho. San Fr.nei.cc--s Sutton.
Bark May stetson Pendeton, Gibraltar for ordersJ
nark Chiffon stafford, wlmington-Breti, Son Aco.
Rsrk Clara s,s Prses, phl.aslFhisLf sehwoon
R9s ss Ias 1sti s .1s bS Anew Sss, on
Big sgs Esn.hsva smith, B.rhaaos.J . Ward cS.
sehr fs".S Gertrude. c.%psii SoSns-E Ia'lsa;
sehr 7 4 Johnson, Ly!le. chareson-I eager
s,dn Schr isn Taylor prey'nss,own csowsi Psns
ior.
Arrived.
ss:.P:,:vs :s ss:. as$ = - 4 !.
pa pSss .smSy queen T. vspcs 90 Ion ~
rs!ss.:h,g is.das Slis.sssis s:,s.,.n, Avs e md
sSs s. 10y ss ns .soss :..msr den 'sS. ssSs
ms;s ana Es..sgFrs e Ia,ias,,os, YSi acc ,..,.n,
rs fssg & hs's Sss c.ss ssss' ss s':s; iss
&sis sis is,''f y; .:; i lss
" I y. 4 s s.s. S.s f s:S'' cs s.y.
Bra Georgisna Gesry, Ward, Boston 10 days, in ballast
sssr p..isr ,srl. DEXTER, olacs Bay 20 day. win
schr 4 { smi,h. Hs,horn Cedar Keys Fla lsday.
schr ym Johnson. kIsnse, Washington, Nc, ds,s
eehr Wave Cole, virginia.
fEhr Pn,s, March, Georgetown, DC.
schr vsIor: gcser. Gsorse.own d.. -
sr ~, ,sy.: s,..s hs:: ss:: essss:,s.s sses:s De-
fchr Glen wood Mills, Georgetown.
schr Laura Hen Bsyiis, Baltimore for New Hedford
sesr ssr.h Moore ns,rn Eli..s.hpo. g, Ssw ns,sp.
schr Horizon, Newpsn, Ropdout for Providence.
sehr u Lsnsdcn, Hicks Rondout for Portland.
sshr Pseifc. Wass, Mashias
schr Sefapb RYDER, Gloucester
schr otrobto Chase, Hyannis
schr y s Hodsdon Bsbb Rocklsud
schr NarietA, Wilson, Rockland.
schr Ida l., Bcarse, Boston.
scnr J Pondar Jr. Springer. New BEDFORD
schr Hsrrie, Ryan, Snow, New Bedford
ss so. rs, wrs New S.r sasrars sSd
schr IlarfleJ Fuller, Urton, New Bed ord.
sehr Lucy Church, Adsms Nantucket
Schr Angler, Besse, Nsrehsm
scbrN vssssr ". christie, wsrehsm.
ftbr Maria Barber, westerly.
sebr Hall, Bglow, Sandwich
Sctr Ckas Cooper, Snow, Providence.
scbr Sarah tsrc, Gardiner Providence.
schr Fsser, Nlchsrson. Providence for Albany
schr Cosmys Hall Proydsnce
sds, sshr jSsn snl. sf..,s s,.,S sisSs Hsp Ns.gor
slocp Oregon, Rootes Providence.
Below.
oue brs name unknown.
Wind at sunset 81.
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pckpooke aud State Prison for four Years
Bridget Mnrtagh Who was charged with stealing pocket
book 80 from Margaret s che corner
nGh,eenh street and Nrst avenue. pleaded guilty 70
Maggie Peterson pleaded guilty an attempt st grand lar
having stolen silver watch Thomas C Carter
These prisoners 10 the State for two years
ALLEGED AssAuLx uros Az Ovsl0sR
Owen Dermody and Thomas Trunbe, who Were indicted
July pleaded guilty assault with intent TO do bodily
HARM
ALLEGED THIEF.
Charles Dawson who charged with entering the room
the night Of the 9h Of August and stealing from hs
watch and money the aggregate value OF which
e200 pleaded guilty 10 attempt at burglary
third degree These prisoners relanded seueuce
court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08

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MARINE COURT.
Acii"n To Recover Damages Caused by Exca'
vuting--Nh0 In tiabie.
m IL.

Before Judge Hearnc.
SsPT 7-Jospt Gbsra Coi'i.y and Hanihon-Alex II.
Raaves for plaintiff and Stirling wsdey for defendants
This action TO damages The loss OF liquors
aud furniture and Injuries TO building ia consequent,
Of the falling in OF vault attached to budding adjoining
10, when osyation 10 progress for the erection
new structure The ekoavnng done tho premises
Nos. < f55 aud 4h1 Broadway, by George Brown. who
dad contracted With Messrs C1ding Hamilton 10 do the
work. The plaintiff clned that In consequence of imperfect
shor.ngand bracing Of the earth wall portion OF the
vault oontaning liquor fell In thereby causing him to
tain a loss of 500.
The counsel for defence made motion that whereas the
suit brought against parties responsible for dam
which have resulted from the acts of another nd
yidua who himself acting the capacity of RESPONSE
bile agent the Dismissed sustained his point hy
reading from the recognized authorities Tho or
posing counsel proceeded to show
authorities, that the cause before the
jury.
The Court dechled ia favor Of the defence
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Third siessiOn-;e.sO u. ".
COHIDIE,sIpA.. REPDRY.

FRIDAY, Sept. T--3 T. IT.
bRsAnsTuFPs Receipts, 1912 bbIs four ITO 40 corn
meal, 154N bushels wheat a. $50 do oats 2l5 s45 DO
corr and $50 do barley For state and Western our
the market was fairly active and for all brands full
prices werc obtained tho market closing arm at our
revised quotations, which. IN most cases. indicate an
advance of l0c Pc. pcr bbl The sales IL 500
bbs southern fairly active at improved pr ccs
with further sales OF loo3 bbis Canada rour WAS no.
oaere, for sale fairly active demand prevailed for
rye -four aud tho sales covered upwards Of GOO bbls
including Canada at SO 20, .hcugh nearly III was dis
posed Of AZ and under &c. selling S. So Cora
iseal was not in much demand bat prices were noni
nay unclaimed Sales of 200 tbs wers made includ
In BIGnIYNinc "a 81 a nnnLe
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plsstElI HTIlllctNct.

Raron Grabow, Prusan Consul Baron de Hosiein,
or the rrussisn Legation, Washington; Odem Barroti,
Of the FreEch Legation, Washington Charles Briggs, ~
Louisiana; ". J Ovens, G. A. Crornsneln, OF Amster.
dam, Europe. aud william Haywood. ~ London, are
among the arrivals OF the Rreyovrt House
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest Newspaper and host Literary
Journal in the Country.
The wsgkLv Herald for the present week, now ready
contains q continuation OF
The New York herald., 1866-09-08

scHs LAVA rsAscvs from Rcudou, for an eastern port
with cargo of cement when passing through bell Gate
Thursday struck Bsiets Point and sunk In he chan
pei ~ wooissy's Point. where abe DOW he~
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--Tha wheat market rolled &c. a Be-. better, with q
decidedly more artive demand. The sales comprise
10 600 bushels at 81 60 S2 10 FOR amber state
So % tor No. Milwaukee and 81 70 for com mon do
Corn declined lc per buste but good business
done AT the reduction The reached 1876 900 bushels
at Sic for inferior, 81 &c s2c FOR shipping mixed
Western and S6c. for Western yellow Oats duh
80 090 bushels at 48c 4sc for Chicago 47c see for
Milwaukee and 55c. for Canada Rye was neglected,
but holders not disposed 10 force trade and prices
remained nominalv steady The sales comprise s 600
bushels Canada nj III 10. which considered
treme outside figure Malt and barley steady hut
very quiet
CorroS continued very steady, under fairly active
demand from spnuers and exporters, and the sales
prise 400 bales at the annexed quotations Receipts
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