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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
OBITUARY.
MATTHIAS W. BALDWIN.

'.
The death of Matthias W. Baldwin, which occurred AZ
his country seat wissanomng Philadelphia, on the 7tn
instant in the 7lst year of his age, will be deeply re-
GREETED not only by the people of Pennsylvania bat
all who know of his distinguished services to American
manufactures Mr. Baldwin had for many years been
among the foremost Of enterprise in the country 10
1922 as soon the reached America OF the success
of steam locomotives upon the Liverpool and Manchester
Railroad no predicted the revolution the invention would
accomplish in every branch Of business and the rspdy
with which il would develop the resources OF this couns
trv In the same year the first model Of locomotive
engine seen in America was constructed by him, and
exhibited on miniature railroad After this experiment.
Mr. Baldwin devoted his energies TO the manufacture Of
locomotives the first to make them In this
country His work grew with the demand till for many
years before his death his establishment one OF the
largest in the world employing over thousand workmen,
and sending locomotives not only TO all American States
but 10 Russia and other European countries. Many OF
the improvements in locomotive machinery were invented
by him.
Mr. Baldwin was generous large-hearted nobleChr
tan man. He was liberal friend Of the arts and Sciences
and took special interest in agriculture and horeul>
tire By enterprise in business he had gained largo for
time which he freely used for the benefit OF every
deserving cause During the he exerted all his nu
enoe for the Union, and America had patriotic
citizen
Mr. Baldwin had been very feeble all Summer, and was
His partner, Matthew Baird sailed from Europe on Tues
day last having been informed of Mr. Baldwins Illness
by dispatch through the Atlantic cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
CALIFORNIA.

AID FOR THE MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SAN FRANCISCO Sept Another small expedition to
aid the Liberals in Mexico said to have sailed last night
The transcript of the appeal in the Puebla about TO
be sent the United States Supreme Court contains
nearly 1000 pages of legal cap.
japan tea sold recently OF Soc. per pound
There is no material change in mining stocks Crown
Point $3.50; Chollar s36; Ophir, $685. Yellow Jacket
$770; Gould s. Curry, s7l0.
Legal tenders, az.
SAN FRAYcIsco Sept S-Trade from first hands during
the week has been hight Jobbing trade however is good
and every steamer bound North goes heavily freghted
Mining shares are still dull Yellow Jacket $174
Ophir 1908; Chollar $l4O Belcher $780, Imperial SOS
Legal tenders unchanged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Saturday Sept g. Doon-COnsos quoted at s9i
for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The current prices OF American securities are as follows
Uued States Fve.twentes 72i Erie Railway shares 81
Illinois Central Railroad shares. 7ef.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL September 5-noon.-The Cotton market 10
steady and unchanged The sales to-day are about 10000
bales. Middling UplaRds is quoted sd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFPs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, September s-noon.-The Breadstufs mar.
ket 10 firm.
LIVERPOOL TALLOw MARKET.
LNIwooI, September s--noOn.-The Tallow market is
firm.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

iBy Telegraph
HOEORABLY DISCHARGED.
SEPT. l.-Aoting Assistant Paymaster Hugh Motifs,
from Dec. ~. 1868 .
Acting second Assistant Engineer William COnne from
Aug. %
Acting Third Assistant Engineer H. IT, Oliver, Aug. a.
PLACED on SICK LEAVE
SEPr. Acting Ensign Thomas g. Watson Of steamer
Lenapee.
DETACHED.
SEPT l-Pavmaster A. W. Russell. from steamer Chatta.
nooga and ordered the steamer Sacramento on the lh
instant 49, -. a..
Comm Albert N Smith u s. NJ Chief Of the Bureau
of EQupment and Recruiting in the Navy Department died
at the Parker House. Boston on Saturday.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

LOPEZ PRESSING THB ALLIBs-HIS SUPERIOR sTRATB'
GY-THB BRAZILIAN IR0N-CLAD IN DANGER,
We have news from Chill, via Panama, that the
had made another sally upon the allies and pun
them severely The Brazilian iron clad in the ryer can
do nothing catch torpedOes which sent down
every day General Lopez This msneuyer has aroused In
Admiral Tumande mind such fears for his personal safety
and Of that he does not dare 10 remove his
anchorage for fear OF being blown to pieces BY torpedoes
The Allies have just finished terrifying their camp, and
when the work they found ont that Lopez had
changed his base"hsd in fact removed his old lnes and
taken up another position Where the new camp OF the Para
guayaas IL located lie vet unknown the Allies and yet
they have not dared 70 20 Of their lines TO reconnoer
ard ind Such the position Of affairs up 10 the latest
news received
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PRODUCE AND OTHER MARKETS.
AT BUFFALO.

sEPT s-Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat very
os,ce GALES ls 600 bush New No Chicago o. 90; White
Canada lots 81 80 Corn active and a1@ sales IO
ghty warm Al 3c Barley sales 900 bush. Canada at 81
rye held SOC for No Chicago and csc ioI No hiSaS
keo quiet Timothy Seed sales 10 bush az Io PorE
at 81 2si Canal Frsghs to Nev.Yorh Wheat I5e' Corn
Rsceips last "a hours Flour 1850 bile Wheat 49, 42
bush; Corn. 39 $780, Canal Exports Wheat 1000 bush
Corn 100 400 bush Barley Is20 bush Receipts for the
weeL Fonr 70 400 6bs Grain 5ei2 ss bush viz Wheat
$50 III bush Corr IN 5gl bush Oats $3.50 bush Bar
ley, 800 bush
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ENGLAND.


REMOVAL OF Mr.. BBALEs, THE RBPoRMER, FROM PUB
Lie OFFICE.
dispatch from London dated the Both Of August says:
Edmund Beaes who has figured prominently chairman
Of the Reform League having been removed from bis position
Revising Bsrrsfer for MddleeI the correspondence ia
published The ChieJustoe who withdrew the appointment
infes the ground that engaged in every orm
Judicial Office expected like judges OF the land to alb
from party strife He gives bis conviction however,
that Bealess political opinions would prevent him from
doing Justice in bis court bat thinks others might entertain
different opinions
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HOPES Of a Reform Bill from Lord Derbys
Government.
GOLD STILL FLOWING TOWARD THE UNITED
STATES.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Great Birmingham Reform Demonstration
PRUSSIA,

TIM ANNEXATION PROJECTS OF BIsNARK OPPOSED BY
GERMAN JOURNAL AND THE BELGIAN PRESS
BERLIN, Friday Sept T. evening.
The Prussan Chamber Of Deputies has passed the
bill for the annexation Of Hanover, Hesse, Nassau,
and the City Of Frankfort.
bill for the annexation Of Sehleswig and Helstein
has been sent in by Count Bismark.
The German Gazette and the Belgian press are
bose 70 the movements and fears for the future are
entertained
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NEW.ORLEANS.

GEN SHERIDAN MADE TEMPORARY COMMISSIONER OF
THE PRBEDMBNs BUREAU.
NEw-ORLEAss, Sept S.-A Bureau circular was Issued
to-day announcing Gen. sheridan az temporary Com
missioner Of the Freedmen Bureau for the State, Gen.
Baird having been relieved from that position at his own
request.
United States steamer left Pensacola the LIST for
Tampico and Rio GTande 10 protect the American In
terest In those localities.
Arrived, steamer Evening Star, New York.
Sailed, Raleigh and Marposa, New-Y0rk.
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THE FL AGsHIP RHODE ISLAND ATHALFAx

HALIFAX, Sept. S.-The flagship Rhode Island, Com
mander Fairfax, with Rear Admiral Palmer on board,
sailed yesterday at p. During the Admirals visit
here be and his officers have been the recipients OF marked
coueses from Sir Fenwiek Williams, whose guests they
were; also from Vice Admiral Sir James Hope Major
Gen. Doyle and the officers of the garrison and feet and
from the leading citizens Yesterday afternoon they at
tended hop board the flagship Duncan and were re-
eeyed with all the honors Admiral Palmer and the OH
Gers Of the Rhode Island express themselves highly grail
fed with the couresies shown them. They were honored
with parting salute from the Citadel and the flagship
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THE YERMONT STATE FAIR.

BRATTLRBBRo W., September THE Fair closed
this afternoon. There were several interesting races the
most important of which run by the stallion Ethan
Allen and Fearless for the Socetys purse Of $780,
which won by Ethan Allen in two straight heats.
Time, 1888 and 2:39. Governor Burnside, OF Rhode
Island and General Devens of Massachusetts,, were on
the Judges stand during the aernoon and in response
10 the loud calls Of the crowd made brief speeches Fifty
thousand people have visited the Fair.
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ITALY.

TBB CABINET TENDER THEIR RESERVATIONS.
FLORENCE Saturday, Sept sam.
1t is rumOred that the Cabinet have rendered their
resignation 10 the King.
No POLITICAL CHANGE TO BE MADE IN vENgTIA b.
FORE POPULAR VOTE is TAKEN
The Kasoas says that until after vote in Venetia
no change will be made in the political ana military
administration Of that portion Of Italy.
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BY STEAMSHIP CITY or BOSTON,
am ANY, REPORM MEETING an nIRMINGHAM

'hb 'hhAi hbfVhh hhhiiN" a. hihhiNphAms
grand Open-air demonstration IN favor Of reform
took place AZ birmingham The 27th ~ August and
q naIo 10 have been the graDdest Of its Kind since
Jtn notwithstanding upiavorsble weather the at
tendance ia stated at from 20OO 900 10000 persons
Many Of The factories and shops IN the town closed
gpteoLes delivered from ok platforms. and
ttsuoDs simultaneously carried al each center de-
sc"scSg tie eseai H0gse u Commons for s rejection Of
NV Iat @odfQe NsTm Eli eemapdinE yetlStDlIa 1899
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FROM FATHER POINT.

The steamship Peruvian from Liverpool on the Both
Dt via Londonderry the 3ls passed Father Point on
SATURDAY last her voyage to Quebec.
Her has been anticipated by the Atlantic Gable ee
graphic dispatches which have already appeared In THE
TRIBUNE The following the only additional points Of
interest:
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RUSSLANPOLAND.
SUPPRESSION OF THB INSURREC'

SUPPRESSION OF THE INSTRUCTION.
Official intelligence from Ikoutsk states that the
Polish instruction is completely quelled.
The Poles lost thirty killed. twenty-five wounded. with
As captured The remainder Of the insurgents are still at
large
The outbreak caused principally by want OF food the
provisions the e1es being appropriated by the
Russian authorities.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

ACCEPTANCE OF LANDS FOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA, s. C., Sept S-Goy. Orr in special mes
sage will recommend 10 the Legislature the acceptance
by the State of the provisions Of the Act OF Congress OF
1862 donating lands States and Territories for esab
fishing agricultural colleges. He ntmates that that State
can realize 81 SO, 900 from the sale of scrip
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SAXONY.

FAMILY CONSULTATION ON THB INTENDED ABDIcA-
TON OF THB KING.
vienna. Saturday. Sept. Ga. m.
The Saxon royal family have held council on the
intention Of the King to abdieate. The result is not
stated.
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ENGLAND.

Mr. GLADSTONE ON PARLIAMENTARY REFORM
The kignt t. oI"1o'VHV Ia " sPOVsh do
lvered at Salisbury last evening, urged upon the Lib
erals 10 support any good Reform bill which should be
brought forward in Parliament by the Derby Admin
istraiiOn.
DEATH OF LORD NORTHBRoKB.
LONDON, Saturday Sept e. noon.
Lord Northbroke, formerly Sir John Barring, died
to-day.
ANOTHER SEIZURE OF FBNIAN MUNITIONS OF WAR.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Sept s-Noon.
A quantity Of Fenian munitions of war has been
seized in Liverpool.
MORE GOLD P0R AMERICA
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Sept e-Noon.
The r. NJ. steamship Java sailed to-day for New
York with G29O, 900 in gold.
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TURKEY
TIE cossTASrISoPLE :

TIE COssTASTISOPLE THBATER BURNED.
The principal theater Of Constantinople worth
1000 GO piasiers is burned.
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pEATH oF LORp NoRTHBROKR.
PRINCE.

RESIGNATION OF THE BRITISH EMBASsADoR
PARIS Saturday, Sept. s-Noon.
Earl Cowley has resigned his position as British
to France.
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FORTRESS MONROE.
grr. nAvIs,s CouNsRL VISITS HIM.

JEFF. DAyIs's COUNSEL VISITS HIN.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 6.--The Hon. VIM. Reed and
several friends arrived yesterday morning, and were
eose,ed for time with jeff Davis The object OF the
visit Is not known but presumed to have been OF no
importance beyond mere professional one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

Foor RAoE--A foot race will take place today
between John Thomas Of Newark and the Mil Boy Of Pster
SOD on the Orange track Tie distance to be run isloe
yards o. 600 eide.
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FIELD SPORTS.
RASH RAIL-.

The GRAND MATCHES THIS wEEK.
The champion nine " of the Atlantic Club puts in
an appearance match for the first time this
Tuesday which occasion they play the first game with the
Union Club Of Morrssns Extra trains will 20 accom-
anticipated crowd Of spectators and police force
will be present keep the betting fraternity order as from
alone does any trouble arise The Two mines
anhth hal w hA "a fnlnHs:
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contest
play Of ball playing We shall give fun report Of II IN wed
nesdays TRIBUNE - 800
Tho match these Clubs Saturday resulted In the
of the Active by Of % TO 10 In game OF eight
innin0s occupying hours and half The Acyes opened
NAV with of Is TO l. when had the Eagles taken
All The chances catches offered them the score would have
hssn 10 In the five following innings the Eagles out
nayed their adyesares IN the field scoring ruus TO the
lctyes A. but In the last two innings played the Aove
added 70 their score while the Eagles secured but Page
AID led the at the bat the side and the
two Skaters the other Edwards and Demarest making ae
best hy. catches.
PowHATAS Vs. NDEPENDENr.
The match between these clubs Saturday resulted In the
success OF the former by score Of 80 to H.
EXCELSIOR vs.. MUTUAL.
The second mines Of these clubs play their reCrn game To-
gether Hoboken this afternoon, and good game Is anei
pated
These clubs play their first game together today at Ho
boken.
EcKFoRD vs.. ENTERPRISE.
6na contest ia anepated on the occasion OF the meeting
betveen these two clubs on the Union grounds to-day
THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
meeting OF the Silver Bail Committee held on the even
ing Of Sept s. at Gotham Cottage Brooklyn tue iohowos
games arranged the Junior championship MONMOUTH
vs. Active Newark Central Onenali Amity VS. bnIn'
side The matches played on or before the sh OF sep
TENDER.
BAsE BALL BREvITlES.
The Warren County IN j. Agricultural Society offers as
prize the championship Of that county asFer oa open 10
The competition Of all clubs 90, =, , -
new Senior club has been formed in BceVile N j., com
poted IN Part Of the old Baltic Cub
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CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA And THE
PACIFIC.
The steamship Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall
Sept srived here yesterday The following is her specie
IRON CALEDONIA.

AFFAIR IN CHLi-ARRIvAL OF A GILLIAN hAN-Of-
wAg-A PART or THB SPANISH SQUADRON AT
RIO yAHRIRo-vIHDICATIoy OF GIN. KiLPATRiCK-
ATTEMPT AT REVOLUTION IN PBRU-PAyoRABLB
ACCOUNTS PROM THg CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES
AUsTRALAsIAS NEWS.
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