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RAILROADS.

FL z 81
u ICHMoND AND DANVTTJE
o, sld ~ n6t DAT, xoysmSer 8 is. n.
fkAlNI On this road Will Be run q follows: Wv
LYNCHBUR0 AND DANvILLE AND WAY Ar
IN CONFEDERATION PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily tsxespt Sunday
st............,........... Ia -
Arrive ct Dsnvilis at,..,..........I1
Leave Dsnvills daily fsxeept Sunday a.
Arriv. =, R;:nmc. =.
. p.sssnssr, for rafmviIis, Lynchhury, Knor.
LZneh9sis, and for af way stations on the souSb.
n1s rsiirosd, win take thfs train.
Richmond and Dxnyfiis. "'0n' 0s'"ssn
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN COMO WEST
leaves Richmond daily at. appN
Arrives ~ Danviile at...,.,.......,... $40 "
Arrives ~ greensboro at..............I2I0 A n
Stopping TO put down passengers only a, Coal.
nneld. Powhatan, hsttoax, Chuls, Amelia Corr.
Vile. brakes Branch, Roanoks. Rns.an SHoys.
Ferry, Barkesdale, Ringgold, Danytlie sny ~,
lions west OF Danvills. N"a sa-
GOING EAST.
Leaves 0reenbofo' at.,........ .mpx
Arrlves % Uanvfile 4t......,......,., IK b ~
Arrives D Richmond M......l..an...iia "a
Stopping only ~ .Re,dsvilIs, Rsfan.. p.r,.s.
Danvfile,, Riaggold, Boston, Roanoke, b,.sm.
Branch, Msherrin, and Chula ~Aes
Ps@engen from Richmond for all station. xc,,
con, Columbus, Atlantis, Montgomery, Mobile a ass
New Orleans, Uta Columbia, viii take this train.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
no s-B Superintendent
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THE MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANcE
= COMPANION Kew Yo1E q
ACCUMULATION ovER slxrxsx MILLIONS.
The profits Of this vast seeumulstion. - well %
a. premiums received yearly. now OVER YOUR
MILLIONS DOLLARS, are annually divided among
poifsyholdsS. ~
xysfsss cash dividends for 1885. and isss. SIXTY
PER C1NT. .a. H tts- 2i
Ayeracs rsversionary dividend, payable with
the policy At death. ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TT PER CENT.
Applications may be made to Archibald Boiling,
!. y. Macmurdo, DR.. J. B. MeCaw, Alfred Poin.
dsxtsY. r. +. Reynolds, John n. otsy, T. B. Meade.
or John I. aoddin, with o. =. BRESEE,
:. General Agent for Virginia.
once under T.. q. Msury & Co., bsnkers'
ona door below the post-ofice. no1-b
oFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN
- GENERAL AGENCY OF N.
rHs SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. .....vi,oo0,eoo 4
Surplus. Observation-Disclosures. ooV'VvV
Annual income. ................... A,vv,v'oa
This company, having complied with the law Of
the state requiring deposit by foreign insurance
companies with the Treasurer Is prepared to issue
policies-eithsr FIRE, INLAND, or MARINE-on
the most favorable terms. s
Innl,cation can be made 10 James B. Macmurdo,
Archibald Boiling, John II. Otey, Z. B. Meade, or
John T. Goddin, with
. OF. BRBsEB, General Agent,
Main street, first door east Of post-oface.
CLOTHING.
THETREMENDoUs EXCITEMENT
attendant upon the closing ont sale at the
.. RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR
has resulted In the rapid reduction Of that large
and extensive assortment Of ..
FAsHIoNABLE CLOTHING.
20 that there is now less than ons.third Of the
original amount to be disposed Of, and
It is the determination Of the
proprietors to close out the
entire balance, ...
THIRTY THOUSAND DoLLARs
... (sso.ooo)
WORTH OF FINE
READY.MADE CLOTHING
STILL GREATER REDUCTIoN!l .m
to insure Its sale by the ..-
lsrH or DEeENBBR, 1865.
To effect with great certainty this end, particular
attention is called to our
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STEAMERS.

TALLY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINY.AND ALL LANDINGS sr
the the "a TksT Fl Z OF AssEPTEMBER the EHazz
5aSS ssvtaR e. p sI;E H
ssp. sa ass slsss 4 NJ, pE CRY PoiSTt
E6RFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
passengers by these boats viii arrive at City
Point in time to connect with the cars for Peters
Fare TO City Point. "..".".........".'sie% %
Pare TO Norfolk, second class. 400
The aEoRaEASEA leaves Richmond MONDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS.
The Ji SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,,
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEDNEs'
Freight for way landings must ~ be prepaid:
Once at steamers wharf.
Once corner Fourtss nth and Franklin streets.
Sc H-a --------------
FOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- fSfH
Il TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA, s -.
HxrThRss 'psnddi s.I n'M scansndss ALBs
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY leave New YORK
These SHIPS are entirely new. and were built
nv ~ spIsnSid SALOONS and STATE.
R00ME, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS ana
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, msals, and st2tA.Tooms included, Oh
VEN DOLLARS AND A. HALF.
Goods shipped BY this Line are landed regularly
q Kew York, on the Company's covered PIER
vasin hGS 70 noe. tina, tn. great
frsqasnt 70 shipping, - ON other lines Is avoided
frsishts Tor points beyond New York win bstor;.
vsrded with dispatch. and no charge made sxssP'
actual sxpensss Incurred.
, Thsse ShipS discharge cargo In New York At Pier
No. q North river, and the Compxnys steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina; CHARLESTON, "a 81.
yanriah Mobile and New Orleans, leave from tns
ssme pier. Goods for these points can 20 Hans
ferred without expense or exposure. 49,
Insurance. II very low By these ships, snd "
economy In time, insurance, ana sondinon ~
which goods are delivered, makes this ne shsap,
1T route from Virgins. Insurance sreetsa ~
lowsst rates. when ordered.
- 80 - AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX b CO..
Id Broadway, Ssv ho's'
E GANUIL AYREs q CO,
Isl tErs-- III 4 Riehmona. Fipinn'
JOHN n W ciy ftio.n. and P.ssnsus.
r.H. wssss, orsolr. Virginia.
For freight q pS ;tSiSr:ii YRss CO.. Agents.
49,. .o,csr or Cary and Virginia streets, oppo'
.,te tSs Tobssoo Exchange. dsH-e
80
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noNpS OF THE CITY OF RlSn-
h HOND. OLD VIRGINIA STATE UShhsiI.
IA sq sTSck ct sSS sAsI :sss'
q S VIRGINIA gsalsTyesp srocka ST. IL.
VIZ wssisi, ies wAish he hishsss psfs" p'"
Psr.iasiss' ssssnsion paid 70 coL LLis
~ ksSs SSo0fiArRD ana DEPOSITS NJ
cffviD o. tSs most Avsssl s sstsass; ppRgsos.
ER1N AND BROWNSTUFF.-a'o"
BsssSsh Is slors sOs sals 10y " eLyl.
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nEOETVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
IL 81 thoss hsasrful Psrior sattsat kosss0S -
sna we,css in sso ss a1IS sp.ison III. sai
enss me sos ssss fRENCH d CRESsHAw.,
sosnss Ninth end Main streets sup sAn'
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ETC.

mABLISTON 4 BROTHER,
n ~'---.f ,a-lt[ FURNITURE DEALERs,
xouid respectfully inform their friends and former
rstrons hat hsy have resumed business. At theii
NEW STORE, On Cary street, between s ,ssa ara
vill furnish anything In thsff line - fsssonA'''
~ HASLIsron BROTHER. Cary streets.
nys between Ninth and Tenth.
WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECElv-
M ING sysry description Of Furniture, Cafpsl.
~. Rsddins. and Rurnishing Goods, 10 which "
inyiie tie attention Of puIyhassn: ,vsy,w
- FRENCH D CRkNsbAW,,
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DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINYsAND ALL LANDINGS a nj, %
ON JAMES RIVER.--0n and after rt>-Szl
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the sEzszzxsk1ESx1
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lad 'aispatfI..
,...NovEHBER =, 1855.


~ Raaicai Fesss- n Nlsssass Suffrage and
y Amnessy -.fhs Secretary sf War-Sptrit si
che washinessA Prees, etc.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
s A NiTAR Y.

The Cholera In New York and Breskiys.
Tho bulletin reported three new cases OF cholera as
having occurred in this city yesterday. Seven permits
for the burial Of cholera dead also issued but IL
will bo observed that several Of the have been
heretofore reported that in reality the number OF
new deaths did not exceed two three at the utmost
xoRruAKY REroRr.
Tho number Of deaths In this city during the week end
ing yesterday did exceed $50 or this the mortality
from cholera will be below sixty The ocai report was
dent that the city had again resumed its former state OF
health, as the figures mentioned above would indicate
OFFICIAL LIST cAsrs
The following are the new cases OF cholera
Bridget Sullivan, 81 Mulberry street.
Mary Donohue, 357 West Sixteenth street
Mrs. Rosser Is Hester street.
BURIAL PERMITS.
The following burial permits for cholera dead, were
issued during the twenty hours ending At two NJ
VIM. Mungan. Thirty ninth street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues.
VIM. Renschlsr Battery hospital
An Chez, Battery hospital.
Fanny Murphy, Battery hospital.
G. Kuber, Tenth avenue and Fifty third street.
Eugene Sheridan $50 Mott street.
Patrick Glynn, l27 East Eleventh street.
THE CHOLERA BRooLLYN
The daily bulletin Of the Board Of Health continues TO
show abatement Of the cholera in Brooklyn, which.
Is TO be hoped may be increased by tho and
humid temperature Of the past few days. Three new
cases are reported, as follows
Mrs Peoples, aged forty 1876 East Baltic street. Re-
moved to Hamilton avenue hospital
Patrick Holiness aged eighteen, 22 Raymond street.
Died yesterday morning
Mrs Mary Hickey, aged fortyone, corner Of Hamilton
avenue and Court street. Critical case.
There thirty deaths during the twenty four
hours OF which FIVE from cholera cholera nfantum
and cholera morbus, o. all other diseases twenty three
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

orsncA will NOT meet until tho second Monday In
October when viii be presided over by Judge Slibsrb
and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees, Among the nrss bus
bs disposed Of by this court VIII % NE reasn
iencc VI Gonzales and Pscor the murdsrofs OF senes
oiero Tho murder Of Otero. however, 70 recM" an
additional phAse IL 10 pretty well undsrstood soss
sea OF the principal witnesses against tbs pfson
.rs ~il he Indicted accessory 70 the muraef
witnesses, is alleged have been discovered VINO poSs-
lively identify velA Of the party Who wss sesA
IN company with Pelcer Gonzales aud Wsro, - .
drinking saloon m Myrtle avenue, short tims beies
the crime was committed vela has becn held 10 cIoee
custody since the murder and not yet fully spprsee
Of the jeopardy he Is IN.
The CITY Court Judge Reynolds and the County Cort,
Judge Dkrmann for the trial or minor aes will COR
menae iher september sessions to.mo In theeo
courts the calendars quite large
The Court of Sessions for tho trial nf criminal osss1
VIII commence IL next term in October II this
court that the hardest aud rnos ncou gipe onendern
are tried. embracing poEpockets barglars. pagi-ts.
thieves bgamisss and aduiterets and usual Thing,
they generally got their deserts ms,ed to them
In October the Kings county courts will he Ia fail
operation, when Judges, lawyers Law reporters as1
jnrie- win have their time fully occupied Until warm
weather rcappears.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
is s,Nrlu tls esgsrI

N. prtseipsi ooarts % bsSsi,n Kar' sopn'y ~N
10, coau@Eos th.r lsi terms aaiu . sssf t4s sasl
besinsss ~ K,nEs csansy both ssyh ssd cnu.nsi y
I1Fnly on ID. inr,esss sAsrfns sHa - rpnfisai
crr.e " pepai,tsa Ass 80 ra1visa e~s.sts ststs
isrss osms1nisss
KiAg. csaiy csnrrsss ~. ~ecsaG fsgs-~sisi Jsas.i
Ds-srsei - l.s ~ sgyrsm. cur 1Iras essr ~
oysr .-a rrgsnsas- pee si BY tor ISax~s
nsfety nsfasiy -JrNFes %WfgtsD. fs,fi FAfasfe srs
Cifaau r tas s~rt aa. hfasrfl-s ths NafrsB~ Csw1
ssbv. ensnssrsssi aFwas wts.@f 80 ns~a1ass ~.s~
psry fai. rwy n ~ ss~e IL - bahes asuy-sgtsse~
And tbe fs5ftgps uierfs t.tsf Ints M tieTry
n ,ha l8rstrva-es- y a. $500 81 tsg psry
erkefinSs hsattarstHss 49, ts rsftsss have
binn VA- csssfsi gf bs Dgra4 afA sAsfxst~Y s1a
isgs sssnneaia ~ H. tsttta~s taf $50 D~ssh -
tas "a tas rsspst8 iAssfAs g.4 ~ has ssusu
<sf
IN e4fss8sf g. rs NEAT terw u Ne Csgcaa Csaft
w,N - very fnu al nABy sfssn2rsted - u A.
~ srs.' Da5ir sDr~~t La@ s,-f ih~ wssls "a tsas
cs.~ ssaaN tss ety railroads ~ fsm44ts sA fsr@ ss
isirsies - psus~aErs vsr~ aHfs asanavsas Noa ~
iar~4 % r1#ry thea ts~rs sws1~f nbsrM ~s~snp ssy
rsftsas ~ hgtsashst.sfios th~u~ wnassws shsr# i
sssthsr ssSr Nssch ~ sf~f. cssss N - gf@i sustss
tbs ~ lsF ssf visi.s
- 1~~ r Vvss snf Tsrnisn ~ ths w. " s.Dhz
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

oocsr wass n0.rE - Arocw --r.s Css.'
dszpossd of tho y Jasirs Cofss~l datss ~
month eight hundred snd nnsiv three 70 nausl@r
prop0rionsd a. follows -lnforcSSn, 80 siostssa u
src,s. s~ n barrisry, fsosioas s-aln, =, srsaa
larceny ~ snss,xsncni pwnt isytsny -. fafxary.
.; ndoccut srps.,arc ssss.ll ssd bstlssy - rgs,
violation % ciiy ofdnabs~s - sssI.esT tis satsd.
me.por 10 affsy ~ MALICIOUS mlsshisf ~. sSornpi
q, bigamy. ahsndoomsbi. " i'sgra-fif cobisc ~
bresch a the peecs. 10, tsfesis q. rota. sss
Icsf Csanfrs RpV.0ss ~thefe hunar-f
srd ,~e.,y c.lires 10. aanns lhs nos,b % Asgar n
ihi. ery AZ ~ -h0m seass@feS sna r-,sfnns
thsu parent. guardians ~ The polic- sathgfft.s
Asrys- ros Esss fh- po,is a brg0siyB have
bs~n ss1,ssly s,rvs making s,r.st. ssrpg tae pss'
ssv.n dsy. yr,s "a. or 81 rererd ih- iaspse'or
afic@, u nat i~.~ tnss f0nr b~nag~f ssr
e4hty oss sfrrai1 tsaf~ w fslrs dgfnx tss
TINS
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE
,Jrvs~y civ.

ILLNESS OF SENATOR wtuonr.--On Wednesday last Sen
wrghrs family physician sent despatch from Nor
walk, Connecticut, % the effect that Mr. Wright was
sinkng rapidly and It was thought that he could not
live many days Yesterday morning he was conveyed
through Jersey CITY @ h's home 10 Me.sss M being at
ing fast and the general impression y that he near his
death senator wrigh. was elected a the session o.
1855 10 serv. IN the nted states Senate Cor six years
ending 9Th Of march, iso9
MARROW EscArn--rpon the arrival OF the -four O'Clock
train Of the Central Railroad Friday afternoon one
o. the passengers attempted N Jump the fcrryboN
before u had made fas, the dock and slipping
over the cnan fen between the brdgs saw.
of ,hs boat with both hands while hanging ,has ne
saved from being crushed 10 death by passenger
who, with great presence OF mind inserted one Of the
logs the bridge between the boat aud the dock The
then rescued
RarLRoap Accrpxsr.--An unknown young man, sun
possd 20 be midshpman Ia the navy accidentally feii
OF the hslfpast nine O'Clock tram from Newark OUT
side the deep cut Friday night Tue train i'm.
mediately stopped aud the injured taken on and
brought 70 Jerscr City whom it found that bic lon
foot and leg frgbtfuily msngied The physician
who called lo considering snuotailon neces~ary
the sufferer sent to the New York Hospital The
unfortunate being inssnsibe rom the time of the
accident TIL be feA1hcn the depo Was tmiossbie 10
learn his nsne
DAsfSo BuHGLARr.--rbe residence of NJ. Jacob I.
shaner, No 23e South Fourth street. entered by
burglars shortly after noon yesterday, aud robbad of
ciothiag and othcr articles valued $3.50 Among the
goods taken were u bsk cloth snd valuable
books The thieves entered the house daring the ten.
pory sbssncs of the family and escaped without being
noticed.
Newark.
ArRxsrxp ros srxAI-s Wv Yorx OS~su~ --Two
men, named H. Riley ant Charles Bcksrmaa we're
srestcd FRIDAY night on the charge of stealing two
horses and an Omnibus No. s78 of fents corssAndt
street ferry, Briadway snd second street line, New
York, al carly hour np that morning. The thieves
having taken possession of the omnibus, crossed The
ferry knd followed the Grand and plank road
70 Newark
Dali. Ferry.
Prcrroosrrs - Numeroa. complaint. have been lstsly
mads Of the incursoos of sanrs O psckpockss p,c
mic parties In this locality watches, yewelry, mnoey
articles Of oothiss and several olhsr effects have b>en
from tine 70 time made away Nth Suspected parties
bave bsep ereuded from Al l-N VI The boats pr
70 tbs, quarter, and Il ives fta 1ed ~ days ago
thai NE nev feuts sds~s.d s arfoss fh weeAask~ -
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
r U ssiA.
SPECIAL relsraAn 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.
Policy of the CzsR on the ticrnnn Territorial
Question.

Policy nj the Cz1R On the Ecrnnn Terrsf0faai
Question.
= ST. PErKnsBuRG, August 31-Evening
fhs 81. Petersburg Journal Official organ, Of this
dsys says the mission Of tho Prussan General
Aantsunel the Court OF Russia by the pro-
posa forwarded by the Gar to King William In Berlin
and she neutral powers Of Europe TO the effect that they
participate Congress- and thus secure the territorial
changes and rcarrangement incident 10 Germany.
THIS not approved BY the Prussian Cabinet, and
General Mantcunel explains tho Of his Govern
msnt
Russia rcfrains In consequence from further conmun
cations the subject gives decision as to her policy,
ba, reserves fun liberty OF action In the premises
81. PRzRssURG, Sept. /, 1866
The Russian government, prior TO tho negotiation Of
peace proposed the French Emperor and the other
Powers that Bsutras should participate In the territorial
changes occasioned by the results Of the war; Tho
proposition not supported BY France or England,
aud the Car rcfrained FROM officially moving In the
matter reserving however, liberty Of action TO himself
in the lature.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
RelGloUs lNTtlllAtkct.
Services srO.Duy.


Rev. j. stanford Hoime, ID D. will preach al the WY
second street Baptist church day morning Aad
ing.
Al the yorkvie Free Chapel Of thu Holy Tt.n,,y. 10
Eighty fourth street. uear Fourth avenue Rev. William
Dymond Will prcach morning and evening"
The prophe, Snow. Of Mount zon Will preach al tho
University Washington square. at three o'clock Y T.
Subiect--'Srhr speedy Coming q Christ /"
Public worship for ~ Georges church viii he to-day
resumed Irving Halt Services al haif.psst ton 4
and four r. ".
Ats, Anus free church, Eighteenth street. s,nh
avenue the Rey Dr Gallaudet will preach at haif-past
seven aud haif past ten NJ, snd at hsifpas three
M.-ihe latter service Tor deaf matcs--and Rev. k
Mcsiurdy, ~. y, AZ hafpsa soysu y
The Roy. q. 1. Demarest ~ fesamo the usual SUNDAY
evening services to-day tho second unvcrsslist
church corner Of Second AMI Eleventh stree,
A funeral sermon on VIM. McArd. viii be preached
by the Row pr wcscoti the church Forty second
street near seventh avenue, this evening Usual yer
vices IN ths morning
A, the church Of the Resurrection rhirty-nh street.
sixth avenue the rector, the Rev Edward o. fissg
~ D. will preach az half past In the morning. and
the Rev Foster Eiy At half past ihrcs 10 the afernocs
Ia the Methodist Episcopal church on Seventeenth
street between First and Second avenues, there VIII b.
morning and evening services, Al which Rev WIN y.
torbltt, pastor, viii oihcate.
Thc Rev Dr Deems Of North Carolina, viii pfrsch
ihs morning the chapel Of the uaiversty, Washns'
ton square.
la tue flte,h stcei Presbyterian church. near Broad
way Res DR. Joseph y. To~ne viii preach this mora
lug aud Roy. =. n Farmer VA the evening
Tho Msmoriai church ia Hammond street, corner u
wav-rsy place having b@eu thoroughly renovated viii
hc reopencd to-day Tho rector. Rev. X q. Qaehneh.
will preach morning aud evening
DIVINE scrv viii b. esumrd The French Evanrei
cal church No Ibivery place ~ haif-pas ten thus
morning Rev u. Moussesa drs isle,s the pastor viii
oificisie
In IN. Foryserond stree, Presbyterian church be-
tween Soyenth and Eighth avenues R-, W A. Seo,t.
~ D.. viii preach morning and evening Evening sub
iec Fourth Article OF the CrcrdJcsus Christ Dead.
Rev j. r. Nuiting the pastor will preach In the tgss
WIN Haps church In scventeenth street west cf stssA
agsnne. ~ half pas ten n. and half past hrse O. ~
Ia the Central Presbyterian church. Brooue street.
blocks of broadway tbsrs will be- preaching ~
/ the pasor Rsv. James D. Dunn, ~ half past ten ~
and halt past v Also ia tho chapel Ps'sc>
Hail. sth between Forty nrsi and Forty sscosd
streets. si four r. ~
Services VIII 10 hold to-day, morning and evsniay -
the Bieccxsr street unverssist church, Rev. Day x.
Lee, pastor, od1cta'tns
-~--~-~s~-~~---a-~---v---
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
THE FENlANS.

General spear and Osker f~nians tnrondi-
tisunIiy Liberated A Nsii- Pro.eaai Or
dered ts he Ent~red, &c.
Yesterday General Spear received the folioSins CON
municatlon from Washington,--
Arvossxv GKsvsst. ovyrs
W.sltseros. Aagssi y. .ss
sm~ia rrpJ % your e.,sr ~ ,hs .ah me-. sree,.s
~ ,b- A.'nsy General % .y ~ b. ". n.,,ue.d ,ae
N =. ths indictments lending sssias rs"sa' 'n h' Dis
NJ " YfLgAsAsrs. A-i,g chisi ci.rs
syxuwo ~ rms co-cK~.s
On Tuesday next he FeDsr Congfess sii meet 10 N.
city Of Troy when, after all the a0oc1n- have besn IN
vrs,leatst VIII ,e decided ,helhsr aso,er novsnsat
shall BE- made on Cassds. and 4 - q Sns' Tine
Head Centre stephen. ia Ci-s-issA -Aussp,
Of th~ Roberts Faction 20 Create q Dissss-
bsnrr. - ,.x.
james stephens The rsaiin Head Centre, sddres,.5
large meeting Brainard Haii N the ciy toosh' Tns
Roberts Of the BrDhcrhood considerably -
presented and t~o OF three siernps -.r. rsss ~
some Of hem 20 break Ip the msc,lng ~ sssphsn
rsmarss we're drowned by cheefs ios n~ssfa "S-h.
General sweeny Colonel Robsris a1d p,hsrs Toe Iies
pte-fsred hc-evsr and shalt -ccnfst ofssr -,fh-ns
ga ysry severe on the Ro'fs sing ~ ue 9rde- tn9
etsrs~f tixsd The Ctnsfisn aDycfant ope HgYl~u,
dous folly He bel eyed ihe sAs n thc lfishmsa shp
TOOK part IN u bonsqt NJ their l~si~st ssge sol
asrp n sorfuas anc lsckas ups pslra0sisp ~,t
cyup~sence aiss wbT a. th~y Bes nssss wpsn csnsss
before the tnied states ssd tr. 70 rs'.en ahsss -
man bat Ne - 10, true pstrpf v he usaif
have been ~ Cans4a difrttfg ~ trpcvs@ite
riscv Tor hfu AL ~ wh~g Fenssa tsifers Hs
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tveaty .four hnsr- They rxRta5 anas sBi gshsf
ssrsal n Ireland He af.,i they 1870 hxhs ng
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The New York herald., 1866-09-02

Grios 20
uIln0b CeubfAs ou
LONDON, Sept l-Evening.
Tho closing price OF consols this evening sox for
money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
the market for American securities has ruled steady
The closing quotations as follows-
Qnted States dvetwentes. ........... 73L
o nSu"ey sO,r
AAiu"'0 va
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvgRPoot, September Moon
The cotton market s dull and prices have declined y
or penny per pound Tho sales estimated q 1000
bales Middling upands are quoted at 13k.
LIVERPOOL, September 1-Evening
tho market has bcen dull with sales to-day Of 1000
bales Middiing uplands close at 12h.
Tho Liverpeoi Brcadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL September 1-Noon
The brcadstufis market 10 dull and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, september l-Evening
The market is generally unchanged. Corn steady;
mixed Western 26s. Cd. per quarter
Livorposl Provisions Market.
LvERrooI. September Moon.
Tho market Ia unchanged
LwERPoor. September 1-Evenng
The market is generally hrmsr, with slightly upward
tendency
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
B A v A R l A..
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yusK HERALD.

The Motion for Union With Prussia Lost.
MvMcH, August 3l-Evenisg.
Tbs notion winch before the Legislature decar-
ius tina, close linton with Prussia necessary hes
Sssn lost on driessa.
ras chambcrs--sosh housss- then sdiourned-
rhs wemssrs may mecs again In the month OF oc
ssssr
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1861

fence and Il IL said that parties will appear
in favor OF the prisoners hitherto anthought Of
This week Danbury has been crowded with the arsto
cratic portion OF the New York pferng fraternity who
take deep interest In the disposal Of this NsAry
every ono OF the prisoners has wife, sweesheart or
mother present. and tho close OF each days proceed
ings the unhappy ladies' crowd around the "boxp
sympathzing and mixing with their unfortunate