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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE-RlsroRI.
Feonssivsnia svsoss. near wfliards Hotel.
Gs"HHS Srtssen
- U1fector
or 1As s44z zTfH.siRR552G 1 PosI4is.l,
.? MADAME Ap.SHssIps BIsron1.
ELIZABETH. QG tI;i & OF ENGLAND.
MR., JEfFiss os.
SCALE OF PRICES. .-.-
cres .nG .ss:
Boz Sheet at Tisls. ono. oi rssss.? from 90 s.:
"a" a. P NJ whore Single s'.'' may be secured
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY EVENING, December 8, 1855,
First appearance Of the Popular Arts es.
MRS. EMILY JORDAN
Gu. AND
NIB. FRANK LAWLER,
Pr Who win sppearin
THEIR FAvORITE ROLES
s. t|s OF
MATTHEW AND MARGARET ELMORE
LOVES sAORIFIOE,
WITH
POWERFUL CAST,
The Strongest ever presented to a Washington
Audience in this sterling Play.
i Prices. .,.s..
RriSat box 90
Dress Circle Is
Family u cie.....-... ......~............... 50
~ Seats can he secured at the Box Office. and At
Ellis Music Store, Pa. avenue; free of charge.
MRS. DIP. BOWERS
will appear on
, MONDAY EVENING, December 10,
In her great role Of
A DY A o d ny,
Assisted by
NIB. J. q. McCOLLOM. 1t
nEAMATIO ENTEETAINMENr
- NzAGAIA NAH,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1866,
IA O'cLocS.
THE SENIOR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
GOEHAGA COLLEGE
viii perform the interesting tragedy of
Oh. THE DRUID MARTYR.
THE ST. ALoYsIUs OeRNET BAND
Will also perform some favorite airs.
The farce of
THE IRISH TIGER
Will conclude the entertainment
The proceeds will be devoted to procuring cloth
ing for the poor children under the protec or
THE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY
Cards OF admission, rs cents. de SIT
N0TICE.-Bolders Of tickets to the Ooncordia
~ Masquerade SOiree are hereby notified m at
Mr. Iarshall will exhibit and hire OOSTU MES
on MONDAY December 18th, 1866, at Gernauia
Hotel, north street, between IA and 9th SITS IT.
METZEROTT HALL.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Dec. 10 and II.
The Members Of
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Have the honor to announce
TWO GRAND
OPE RA COMO ERTS
By the following Artistes:
MARIE FREDEBICA,
Mr.. JOSEPH HERMANs,
Mr. THEODORE HABELMAN,
MIR. FRANZ HIMNER,
Mr.. WILHELM FORMES,
Miss CLABA LANG,
Mr. WILLIAM GROssOURTH.
Plano Virtuoso and Conductor.
In addition to the regular programme the Grand
MAKTHAi
And Grand Garden Act Of Gounsds
FAUST,
Marguerite. FREDERIOI
Msris LANG
eibel....... THEODORE HABELMAH
Mephisto pheles-- .-.........-..JOBEPH HIRMAES
The sale of tickets win commence at mstzsrott,.
Music Store, "WEDNESDAY MORNING, Decem,
her o, at O'Clock.
Season Of two Concerts......... .......s 81 %
The season Is positively limited to the nj ehts
announced, Is existing engagements preclude
continuing or returning during the winter.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Green Il Williams.
auctioneers, sold lot on NJ street, between Atm
and 5th west, to W. II. Grown, for IS cents per
foot; adjoining lot 10 John Slater, 80 cents.
part Of the land in Washington county, known
as White Haven, the property of Dennis Dom,
deceased, TO II. Gutshall, for $500; frame
house and lot on O street north. between 18th
and 18th west. 10 Mrs. p. Duffy, for $40: lot 8,
square So, improved with a four-story brick
house, on street south, between AZ and 9th
west, TO Mrs. M. l. POrschall, for $3.50; pew
Nc 50, In 81 Johns Episcopal Church. was
sold 10 IL. h Randall for 1926.
Kilbourn Latta, real estate brokers, corner
of eth and streets, have sold the 3-story brick
house on the south side of X street, No. 36I.
between 18th and 18Th streets. for 90, 500 lot
25x9S. Lots % and "a, in square "a. On " street,
between 24th and 18th streets west, for cents
per square foot, TO Joseph Anderson. Sold 10
Daniel Loughran, lot %, in square ~, corner
2itn and n streets, at 10 cents per square foot.
Sold 10 q. +. Willet, IS feet front Of lot Is. in
square lSS, on l. street, between 18th and 10Th
streets west, for al 900. Sold TO Joseph Ander.
son, lot 90, in square "a, on oath street west
between d and N streets, for 10 cts. per so uare
foot. Also, 2-story brick bouse and lot on sth
street west. between and q streets, TO q. II
Grggs, for $3.50 cash.
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HORSE AND WAGON SToLEy.-Mr Michael
coleman, who resides near Marlboro Nd
appeared at the office of Rstice Moore yester-
day, and made complaint that on Saturday,
last, about o'clock. while AT the grocery store
Of DIR. John Hughes, near the Baltimore depot
IN washington, a light business wagon, to
which was attached fine sorrel mare. was
stolen from him by some party unknown
who was seen driving at rapid rate in the
direction of the Long Bridge, and is supposed
70 be lurking in the neigheorhood of this city
The case was given inso the hands Of Mes-rs
Burnett Edelin,, who are making strenuous
efforts 70 ferret out the author OF the mischief.
A reward of SIS has been offered.-ALsr1ndria
Journal
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c. ro.HIcHr

NATIONAL THEArER--Last night Of Ristori
on which occasion she will repeat her N enf
Iote OF " Elizabeth, Queen of England, !" 10
ing e'e0
WALLS NEW OPERA HoUel.-The nav eom.
Iany IN "Loye's Sacrifice" this eyentn !, WIN
MRS Emily Jordan and Frank LaWIo ftheir
nrst appearance) in their favorite r,ks Of
matthew and Margaret Elmore.
fAIR AND FESTIVAL by the ladies of T. street
Baptst Church, in the lecture room of that
edihce. Va SA"s
FRANKLIN HALL, 9th and D.-Annual Fair
OF the ladies OF Trinity p. Z. Church.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair and festival IN
M. T. Church.
ODD fELLows' HALL, Navy Yard.-Fair for
oeneht OF 81. Peters Parschial School.
A FAIR for the benefit of the new C,atho,,c
Shnrch In the First Ward, in the basement Of
St- matthew's Church, 18th and II streets
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NATIONAL THEATRE-RISr0R
> IPsnnsyivaota sveaaS. near WilAArds' Hotel.
sft LDIre 4 RApLsv..-........ Peo,rissors.
- &C tor
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NEW BOOKS The making OF the American
Arthur Partridge Volume Q, Bsnorofts History
Of United States: Handy, Book Of 0phthalmie Sur.
Epidemics. An American Family In Germany, By
J. Ross Browne, illustrated. Felix Holt, Library
Edition. All in the Dark, novel, BY Le Fam.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
SPECIAL rtlts'as 10 Tmstw russ HERALD.

Gathering Of tho Dcmocracy 80 Lancaster
speech Of .. CLANCY Jonc--Thnd. stevens
aud the yankees " shawn tp"-rhe Rccon-
~trurtion Policy Of Congress Condemned and
that Of President johnson Warmly Endorsed.
LAsc1uW Pa, september ~, l,66.
Mr ! CLANCY Jones addressed the Democratic Club Of
lhs city THE evening tho subject of tho approaching
election Ne commenced by saying that ~ Lad tome 70
ne home " Thad stevens Just 70 tel them Nhat
he really was ne considered Stevens Nc. Erg.
land man IN every respect whose sympathles
wero with the cotton " nners = Massachurctts and not
With the people 0r ppruglvanla Ho was the repre-
sentative man II the Yarkees who we're hvng the
country with 30 dea andsr ths except 10 pvt money
ID Their rockes n ne erpsuse u others r the Yan
keea only succeeded d siectng their cougressmch tbs
far the n ng thcy would % would be- e amend The
tsrT a0. sa THAT the duty m Gotten goods wosf W
Increased tNnn'y pef cent, thereby putting twenty mil
lion dollars INTO the pockets IN tho manufacturer who
had heavy stock land in ante patton 0G the
event they would bring TIE Nssissirp rvcr
10 iayf shore. by ~ osrenfto canal around
NaAss tais f0r the purpose p euuchmg Boston and
a8 tHn RAa s0 Us c0uplahel at fhs crpenfe u the
people ot fsnusG ana aud o.hlr statea Ite Nsw Eng
isat p.UUle vefo specuiatre IL evcfythlng-po e.,
religion snd auvtAa tbat ecGld teud - put money 10
their pockel4 1uc -esl len Hsp % q ~ that The
rec lnstru aon pan adopted ~ Gonvrcs vas only
8ind in order x r'tan'Fowef lho arrnm"nt n its.
favor psry fansiAie que and many patriotic
more ilhA asrUHen lrteare behind winch lufkcd
hvrurey and treason. III tNc @eMth adopted the COO.
sutliional amcu1nAnt today tho rt.rais would not
admit suele staie 10 the tflon 3hey mean so seep
them long hey cau of ne rurTosc n rs'aa
III. political power fuf ih.y saaN 9efy wei that u uey
onta ofe TINT a9-thif4 y1Er ~ th@Ifs q Congress t
viii Ia si ap Hlh them nad ihat 3ay never ean rse
party asA.n lhe aemoafags lary ~as hs'
IL saterai orc 5rs wlthn the rsat twenty years Il
sin lived ana etnoueN ID glt Ii the roli i eoad
aNofi " VAT years h necessaly " soi who're I Z
Jlhnson raylng the country nee1.f man of biz Tax
hons y aaceetuay -ar1y /. iarog gh tee nrugglo U.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

AccIprNr ro NAVAL. orglcfh.-on Friday afternoon
n - Waller, % the United States frgal. Madawaska
was thrown from bis carnage while driving near Fort
Hamilton and sevarcly cut AMI bruised lie 'akon
g the L"ns Island College Hospital whcro the wounds
were dressed, aud then % bis vessel
on WohKs ~ Tm About ten O'Clock yesterday
morning nrc broke oat IN tho South Rroollyn on
Works situated tho corner Of Hamilton avenue apd
smith street, caused by tho expou q suil Tho
pie of coal ou tho premises, tho arc from which
stul smouldoring last evening The dainago far
IL estimated al $500 A workman named frank Dorna
was severely burned BY tho explosion about the faco
md head He was taken 70 tho Long isiand College
Hospital.
fwE ~ FrLroS AvESus Tho grocery store of Aaron
Nans corner Of Fulton and Hevins street was
discovered TO be on ro yesterday Thc build.
ing v of brick, and owned by a jarvis Bcfore tho
flames could bc crtnguished. damage inaicled on
tic stock to te extent o $4,000, aud the building itae
damaged 70 tho amount ~ 81 900 The origin u the
hrc II unknown.
FiaK nE EArru'S DsrHicr. The ropewaik 81 Rudi
setnler staacd rinshing avenue near the old Van
dorsoo farm took nre about thres O'Clock yesterday
morning and was entirely consumed with rs contents
stable ahlonibs The rope~alk wna also destroyed, and
two valuable horses confined 10 IL we're consumed The
entire loss ~ bu liug and stock estimated a. oco
on which there Nas a. Insurance ~ a. t00 IN the Nan
haitian Insurance Company. A w0rkm man employed in
tho ropcwak, named 1hafes Human, arrested ~
the police of tha Forty precinct, suspicion ~
nnng tho place, and bed t. for tho offence ny
Justice Walter BinmAn states that be work a
tho time and that tho bottom ~ ths lantrrn Whieh b.
~as using feil oat and the lamp inFde falling upon
looso hemp caused sudden conaas sraton from which
hs barely escaped With biz life,
Tm usIoNrgD LforoH pgAfrRs rnr rofIrn ~
rnE E,rEHs DHfHfcr. Sergeant Hiram DAVIS. % tho
Forty afh precinct yesterday took before Justice Daley
Patrick Henry liquor dealer doing business Al tho
corner - rouh Fourth aud Seventh streets nn charwo
y violating To- tbfd asction u The Egtlaa as. rbo
sergeant however, failed - brtng forsAfd any vnstnsr
against TIE prF1ncr AMI ha Therefore dsa4red ~
the Js''iee Heny schultz bAuepecf i9f HsDf Ran
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, sept 25, 1866.
Cotton is Sales to-day 900 bales Middllng
upands quoted at l3sSd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2G, 1860.
Cotton has advanced I'D Sales to-day, 20 900 bales.
Middlng uplands quoted at l3Sd
THE price OF cotton reported by tho cable and pub
lshed yesterday morning, under date OF September "a
viz, 121d, is evidently erroneous-ED HERALD
LIVERPOOL, s4t 27, 1865
Cotton active and higher sales to-day 10000 bales.
Mddling uplands Isl4d.
LIVERPOOL, sept IS 1863
The sales Of cotton for the week foot ~ 600 bales
OF about l4t4d for middlng uplands The sales TO day
foot up 600 bales, the market closing I'D advance
The stock Is 0,00o bales below the estimate.
Liverpool Breudsfuffs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 25 1866.
The breadsturs market is excited Corn is quoted at
2ss Cd Wheat is Sd higher and -four has advanced %
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20, 1866
The breadstuns market is frmer
LIVERPOOL, Sept 81, 1866.
The breadstufs market is hrmer
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2s, 1860.
Breadstuffs are active. Mixed Western corn sos.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LoSpoS Sept 25, 1866.
The provision market is better Beef has advanced
Is Cd
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2s, 1890
Tallow easier.
The Cable stock and Tariff.
LONDON, Sept 2s, 1860
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable Company has been held 1t resolved to raise
the capital Of the company and il was promised tha, tn
foFt tuec ortly ha
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

municipal Honor 10 the United States Naval
Omcers.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept rs, 1866
The Mayor of Southampton has invited the
|efacers Of the United States war ships TO
ainner.
Troops for Canada.
LONDON, Sept 26, 1866.
More troops are to 60 to Canada. The
lsteamer Henna has been engaged to take out
about one thousand.
Reduction in fhe Bank Rate.
LONDON, Sept II, 1866.
The Bank Of England has reduced its rate OF
discount to four and one-half per cent
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

More PeRcenble Towards the south Ameri-
can Republics.
PARIS, Sept. 26, 1866.
1t is said that Spain accepts the good Offices
Of England and France as mediators between
herself and Chile and Peru
New Governor for Cuba.
MADRID, Sep. II, 1866.
General Marseano PEDRO de Madrazo,
,Secretary General Of the Council Of Spain .
shas been appointed Governor General Of Cuba.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
p R U S SlA.
Count Blsmarck seriously III.

Count bismarck Seriously III.
Berlin, Sept 20, 1866.
Count Bsmarck's Illness Il considered grave.
New Loan.
BERLlS, Sept &c, 1866.
The Chamber Of Deputies has passed the
bill authorizing loan.
The Ministers have agreed 10 reduction to
thirty million thalers, but urged upon the
Chambers that the government should be KEEP,
in a strong financial position.
The Legislature ProroGucd.
BtRrN, sept ~, 1866.
The Pruseiau Diet has been pr0rorued.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30


Tucker DR. Hastings brother in law 70 Senator sum
ner o. Massachusetts, and Dr. Tucker brother 20 Sur
rogale Gideon Tucker, OF New York city
Conhscntion Proceedings Dismissed.
In the United states District Court Judge Underwood
presiding, sitting al Alexandria the conds2 aoa caso ~
tho United States ). II. Mcvelgh taken
up, and Mr. Mcyeigh producing pardon from tho
President all further proceedings were dismissed ani
he thus has returned 70 him all his real whrh
has not actually been sold and which includes large
dwellings In Alexandria Much Of his property, how.
ever, had previously gone through tho and It's
lseaton bureau.
Change Of Rusincss Hours.
On and after lst proSimo the business hoar o. the
Departments o. the government VIII be from nine 10
four instead Of from nine to three as heretofore
Regulations for the weighing aud iIarbing
Of Cotton.
The Treasury Department has issued different ngua.
tons concerning tho weighing and marking of cotton.
since the publication Of series two number i've, has
determined to provide meallc Tag to DO used BY the
under his oversight At tho tine tho cotton i
weighed instead Of tho tax paid heretofore used II
has also been decided 10 appoint weghers o. cotton At
the places designated whore tho quantity " cotton aad
the Of labor may he 80 great that the
assessors located at such places cannot readily and
promptly perform the required The fec for weigh
Ing and mark ng cotton, including tho labor Of inserting
the meahe tag win be nttceu psr ba,o unt other
wise ordered
The Cruise OF the United states Steamer
shenandoah.
Captain X. Goldsborough, commanding the shenan-
doah reports 10 the Navy Department under date Of
August . the arrival Of that vessel Port LUIS tho
Goth Of July, twenty da from Gunods Bay, Capo
Of Good Hope The officer md crew u tue Shenandoah
are reported unwell. la q assage of the Shenandoah
Two cylones encountois :, OF which very
heavy. In both Of them tho ship sustained her reputa
ton for good qualities Captain Goeshoroagh
reports that tho weather in the ucghhorhood OF Good
Hope has been unusually hoistoroGs thia season
Several hurricanes occurred In the months Of June and
July. In tho former month three English merchant
ships lost and -four Americans severely damaged
as TO compel them to sock port for rcpars Two Aper
vessels under the English flag reported missing
Captain Godsborough fred the national salute Of twenty
guns the day after his arrival y PORT Lus whh
was promptly returned from sAore The Shenandoah
! leave Port '1L p .ad Of Madagas.
sNarots cNard proceed 20
.ff.f sfs pal Jcychelle sauis
s4.t- htc4 .~- % ~ tho a-lneroua n.nc.
rcan whaling vessels In those seas
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

-~~---~s---~---~~~~--.--
Tur DrY suFErr FNs-A complaint hus been made
against the members of tie Metropolitan Frc Depart.
menl char ing them with having appropriated them
selves slO0 worth d quor a. the late aro No.
- Dcy street which stored tho Top ioor A. 1ho
IRE dd not extend tu that poriien ~ the budding II
alleged BY the owners that they lot the above
and claimed thetr Insurance.
if1nSG rlr fnEsrS's ASSOCIATION. Tho above as
sociaton held special meeting Friday evening and
resolved oglvo their annual bail Irving Rooms on
Christmn night committee of seven consisting ~
The President, Henry Wilson, George Paterson, J. r.
Burns, Robeu Wright, William Lamb G. u. Chrlsiy
Lewis Parker wero appointed 10 sapofntend the sana
AH the assocahnn n composed 0i all the old exempt
hremen q the city i VIII no doaot, exceed ary ball
given by The department. heretofore,
PARADE oF aEacnsSni Uaos EIrRrss CoxrsyY =
IAls enterprise paraded all force consisting n
twcnty.six wagons yesterday The procession formed
IN line at their depot, the OF Hudson
nard streets, ~ one y NJ The route through tho
principal business streets and then up broadway far
AZ Madson square, and hack again 10 Their depot Tho
company was organized in January last, and that
time present has cnablcd dtpOse ~ ia
stock, amounting $40 900 600 Iis chief novelty con
sists IN tho distribution u s shares of which the mari.
allotted to man IL one hundred and the min.
mum tenhcnce tho stock has been extensively dstr.
buted snd bar been taken NJ principally BY hants
who number SIX ~ seven thousand Tho President u
NJ fmofc Y Roe President 81 the First National
Bank AZ Auburn, ~ y, whore tho enterprise nrai
stated and shefe H. chlcr once il located the Wee
President i William ~ soEard, Jr Treasurer william
Z Bearisloy, secretary, Knapp, aud Attorney
POmoruy Al these gentlemen are residents n Auburn
inc prcsid"ni - the executive committee m saoF Gone
ral rloruin. Tie general manager IN New YORK Mr.
H. = Miller 0f the trm - Derby miller
PRoJEcrEo cnAseEs ~ err RAILRosps. Tho seventh
Avenue Railroad Company intend altering tho route
u their cars within few weeks Instead n making
of the double line n rails Thompson street. they
viii ran only ~ town Through that street While cars
going dos town ~ 10 future ron through sullivan
9ffNHL lhe etufh Avenue fUuUAEW gf@U fp 4
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
LIyERPooL, Sept. 2s, 1866.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2s, 1866.
The steamships Virginia and Scotia have
arrived.
specie shipped.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 26, 1866.
The Teutonia sailed for New York to-day
with two million francs in gold
The Bremen has also sailed, with e142,000
in gold.
Disasters mt Sea.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 25, 1866
The ship Coburg, from Liverpool bound to
New York, was abandoned at sea.
The ship Edward, from Bremen bound to
New York, has put into Flushing badly
damaged.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
BY THE CUBA TO SEPTEMBER ls.

The latest advices from Paris by the Cubas mails state
that the Marquis dc Gaet goes French Civil Admin
istrator with General dc Castelnau TO Mexico.
Adespatch from Madrid says the Spanish government
has informed that the negotiations undertaken by
tho United States government 10 bring about peace
between chile and Spain progressing favorably.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
MOVEMENTS or CYRUS W. FIELD.
pEcM rELtena 70 IHs .tw ruW #sALO.

His Departure for this City-IIc Expects Tn
Arrive In New York on "Wednesday Next.
sHEoAc sept - 1866.
The Princess of Waies with Cyrus Field On board ar
rived here about six clock TINS morning
Mr Field w.t proceed - joan Nv tho niue O'Clock
traln spend Sunday in tha, city and leave or Boston
early on Monday morning He VII arrive IN Ncw York
probably on "Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
ITAlY. /
Gnrlbnldl- Troops pisbandius.

NrHFEWNINtN EFWNI" NFIEN8tWNFE3Nf
FLORENCE, sept z5, 1866.
The volunteers 81 Garibaldi 81 Leceo are 10
be dsbanded.
Assuming Rrie III venstln.
FLORENCE Sept -. le66
A military commission has gone to Venice to
,sie possession, foi Che Ilal.an government, Of
war material there
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

maintenance OF Mr. Motley In his post IL regarded by
every American well by every other person have
seen al home aud abroad highly desirable for tho
interests OF country and equally honorable 20
himself the United states and the administration or
President Johnson ] have the honor to be- sir, your
obedient servant THEODORE s. FAY.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
N XXI c 0 /.

The Empress on Visit 10 the Pope.
RosE, Sept q, 1866.
The Empress Carlotta, Of Mexico, is on q
isit TO the Pope.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CrEfsrows, Sept 25 1866.
The steamship City of Boston, ffom New
Nork arrived Al Quetnslown Io.day.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
Operations Of Picking Up nj New Brun-wick-
Heavy Damage 10 the Newfoundland I.inc'
by the Euuin0ctIaI, &c.

n JonN y. b, sept " 800
The Midway and Terrible commenced operations on
the Northumberland cable early this morning, tho
weather and being favorable Al the last accounts the
Nedway picking up the cable and everything gong
finely.
Mr. Field arrived here At four oclock ~ afternoon
from shoaac I, eomr,,v ,g,th n .srs Smith and
Clinch, of the New Brunswick IT, W c"ip,a 81,
feld received telegram conveying Information That
~ ,asn, !. 'l ~ nlent equlnoctial swept
Nauaoand,.s Greatly damaging the telegraph lines
there Ma, 49, -.. =. .--.-a... -. s..t.. -. :. a..
immediately, aud 70 repair the old one.
Mr. A M Mackay has returned 10 Newfoundland 70
suuernteud operations
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Sept rs, 1866.
Consols are quoted to-day at s9h.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
selling to-day at the following quotations.
United States hve.twenties Observation-Disclosures. 7lZ
4i24
Illinois Central Railroad .................... 77A
LONDON, Sept 20, 1866.
Consols are quoted at s914 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
selling foows:-
United states fve.twentes es.................... 1h
nfle 9iA
Illinois Central Railroad. d.....................7 IS
LONDON, Sept q, 1865.
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News by the Cable to Friday,
September 27.
|TheAustro-Italian Peace Treaty
Nearly Completed.
american War Ships OF the
Island OF Gambia.
COUNT BISMARCK SERIOUSLY ILL.
The Prussian Government Accepts the Money
Bill Of the Legislature
MORE TROOPS FOR CANADA.
THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO IN ROME.
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Mediation Between Spain and the
South American Republics.
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IA NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL FOR CUBA.
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The Rate of Discount Reduced
in England.
MARINE Intelligence and Markets
Report.
60. &C. &c.
THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

Three American War Vessels OF the Island.
LONDON, Sept. rs, 1866
The presence Of three United States ships-of
war at the Island of Gambia attracts much at
Mention.