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New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE RIOT IN MANCHESTER.

py ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MANCHESTER, Sept. 20.-EveTything is quiet here
The rioters appear to be satisfied with their success
aud there have been more disturbances NO traces
Of the rescued prisoners Kelly and Deasy have been
discovered and it is thought they have by this time
succeeded in making good their escape from the
city The name of the policeman who was killed
by the mob Yesterday Mr.. Brett. Arrests con-
tinue to be made of persons who took part IN the
riot Among those already i'll custody are two men
named WI liam Allen and Michael Larkin, who APP
pear to have been ringleadeTs in the onslaught on
the police. They are charged with numbering the
Policeman Brett and will be examined soon as the
excitement has subsided.
THE FENIANS KELLY AND DEASY.
LONDON, Sept 20-Evening-A dispatch from
Bradford reports that Kelly and Deasy were seen III
that city this afternoon. but the police though I'M
medatey the alert failed to arrest them and they
have again disappeared.
ESCAPE OF CAPT. OSBORNE.
DUBLIN. Sept 2O.-Capt Osborne, one of the
Fenian prisoners, made his escape from the jail at
Clonmel last night. He had not been recaptured up
10 noon to-day, though the Jail guards started in i'm
mediate pursuit. The police searching for him
in every part of the surrounding country, where it
Is supposed he is still concealed.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
NEW-ZEALAND.
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.

PROCEEDINGS VI tAhLlAMENi'
On the 9th of July the second session OF the
fourth Parliament OF New.Zeaand was opened at Wei
lpgton by Gov Grey in person The opening address,
savs The V,lLn1ton Advertiser, not by any means
remarkable document, although IL briefly ndcated the
intention OF the Government 10 deal with various import
ant subjects Among those the conversion OF
oans into Colonial stock the extension or the Colonial
credit enterprises calculated TO roster anu eAenu inc
mnorant industry OF the gold fields by onerng guar
antee OF interest capital invested IN procuring SUP
NV OF water for the operations OF gold mining bill to
provde for local self by the establishing OF
Muncpahties Shires, and the appointment OF koyal
Commisson TO inquire as TO central penal estaDsh-
ment for the Colony, held prominent posluon Inc
reply 10 the address carefully worded as not 10
give the Opposition any ground on whlch 10 Dase an
amendment, and after comparatively unlmportant de-
bate, IL was adopted =, -, =. 60, So.
been introduced by the Government TO establish shres
and counties the governing bodies OF which are 20 DC en-
titled TO fixed share of the land revenue, ana assistance
from the general revenue in proportion 10 the amount
would prove very acceptable to the country at large but
as the bill Is strongly opposed by the Provincial party as
an attack the integrity OF Provincial INSTITUTIONS ana
az ii will not be made Ministerial question scarce
not BE till after il is considerably altered III committee
Joint committee OF both Houses has been appointed 10
consider the question of endowing scholarships TO the
English Universities for boys who e
Colonial University also TO be considered ana reported
on by the committee. -. =
An attempt TO obtain reduction Of the export duty on
gold was made by Mr. Haughon, an Otago member, Dut
mendcd during it's last session. redueon IN the duty at
the rate OF sixpcuce an ounce until the duty was
abolished altogether and the bill was to give effect 10
The Canterbury and Nelson
hers however did not like their Provinces TO be deprived
of te revenue derived from the gold duty and strongly
opposed the bill, which was thrown out.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
SPAIN.
THE CUBAN TELEGRAPH.

LoNDoN, Sept. 19-257 p. m-The following com
nuncation has been addressed by the President OF
the Council of Ministers, at Lageanaman, to the
Hon Horato j. Perry, Acting United States Minister
at Madrid:
81 have had the honor TO receive your telegram Oh aSV
might congratuang Majesty Queen Isabel for your
self and m the name Of the Telegraph Company between
Spain and the Island Of Cuba.
Her Majesty charges TO express to you and the Com
many her gratitude and sincere satisfaction at this happy
event, and fecitaes the Company for the talent anu
perseverance with which it has carried its work to con
clusiop. The Government accepts with pleasure the
thanks which the Company expresses, and in It's turn
congratuates itself for having conceded the grants and
privileges necessary for the establishment OF this i'm
portant communication. The President OF the Counc
bee Won TO transmit to the distinguished President OF the
omnanv Mr. VIM F. smith, the expression of his senti-
poepts of consideration and unalterabe friendship"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
GEN SHERIDAN At HARRISB URG.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION - SPEECH OF GOV.
GEARY.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION - SPEECH OF GOV.
GEARY.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 20-Gen. Phil Sher-
ian arrived here this morning and breakased at the
depot before going TO Washington. Although only hau
an hours notice was given Of his coming an immense
crowd gathered at the depot Gov Geary received ana
introduced him as follows:
FELLow-C CITIZENS 1t affords me great pleasure to pre-
sent to you one who, though personally unknown 10
many of you acquired fame which has reached every
household the land man whose services III Dehai OF
the country have given him place In the hearts OF al
loyal people OF the nation His brilliant achievements on
the held of strife have made for him sreds rep
utation surpassed by mono OF the military heroes
of he world and his admirable administrator OF tne
civil affairs since the termination OF h0stlnues nave
added new luster 10 those achievements, ana nave
caused he hearts OF the people TO ybrate with one pu
saton as that Of n single He is the observed OF al
ohcryes the admired OF all admirers, ana take pleas
ure i'm welcoming him with thrice hearty welcome
10 the CAPITAL OF the great commonwealth OF PenniVa
MIA Knowing that in doing so shall meet win c0rdJa
response from the loyal citizens OF the Keystone stac
have now the honor to introduce 70 you my friend ana
fellowsoldier MajOr-Gen. Phil. Sheridan more TAMIL
iarly and affectionately known as Cavalry Sheridan
TIE Governor frequently Interrupted by applause
and at the enthusiastic cheers we're gwen ior Gen.
Sheridan -. 4.
Gen Sheridan briefly responded returning thanks 10
the Governor and the citizens for their Kindness
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
GERMANY.
A NEW PRUsssIAN CIRCULAR.


LONDON Sept. 20-COunt Won Bismarck has recent
ly addressed a circular note to the diplomatic repre-
sentatives of Prussia in regard to the conference of
the Emperors Napoleon and Francis Joseph at Salz-
burg. The document has just been published and is
The principal subject of editorial discussion in the
English and Continental newspapers. In 1t Count
Bismarck says that Prussia is willing to accept the
representations made by France that the conference
at Salzburg should be regarded as a pledge of
peace. He also makes many illusions 10 the
nnion of the German States. The London journals
comment favOTably upon this note regarding 1t as
pacific in tone and tranquilizing in its tendency.
The French press, while they seem disposed TO hnd
little fault with what NJ Bismarck says denounce the
circular. because in all its references TO German
unity, it completely ignores the Treaty of Prague,
and omts all alluson TO the obligations under which
Prussia rests to fulfil the spulatiOns OF that solemn
Hnmpact.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
r1N,vcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

,ovnox sent 2o-Noon.-C Consols, for money, 9ii
United States FiveTwenty Bonds 49, Illinois Central
Railway Shares, 773. Erie Railway Shares IL market
nominal Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated
Bonds, 22i. -,
Afternoon.-Consols steady at els for money limos
rentral Shares have fallen l. and are now quoted al W
Erie Railway Shares are quoted at this hour at Az
Evening-Consols closed shade weaker, az "a l6 for
money American Securities closed AT the following
rates United States Fvetwenty Bonds better, at 7a5
Illinois Central Railway Shares, II. Erie Railway
Bhares, Ht. - CO.. ~
rwenties for the of 1862 are quoted at 76 Sle
Evenug-Uned States Bonds closed 76 for the issue
Of 1862. .,.,..
IrvERpooL. Sept Poll a. m.-The regular weekly
vroers Creulrrepors the sales Of cotton for the week
AT s 900 bales OF which bales were for export ana
600 bales on speculation. The stock in port is $4,000
ba,es Of which 10000 bales American 1t is estimated
that the sales to-day will foot up about 10000 bales Inc
following the opening quotations: Niouhs CPiaus'
BAD; Mlddling Orleans, 9id
Noor Rreadstuas-Wheat 1915 y Genital for White
california Corn advanced TO 4Ol3 quarter for
Mixed Western. Peas, 426 y @4 70 for CANADIAN
Barley 81 60 d. for American. Oats S6 q 6O 10 ior
Canadian. Cheese, 53i v cwt for Middling American
Reef 1910 p sO4 for Extra Prime Mess. Pork, ~ y
hoo n for Prime City Mess Lard 5I3 cwt for Ameri-
,on Racon 42i6 y cwt. for Middles. Rosin, 81 Pcwt.
yor Common American, and 12l for Medium Tallow,
x1ls ~ cwt for American. Pot Ashes, 81 cwt Spirits
Curpentine, 2s'6 y cwt Petroleum, lOd. gallon for
Rprits and 1j5 for Standard White. Glover seed' AZ
y cwt. for American Red.
Afternoon-Busness in Cotton fair; sales viii exceed
The noon estimates by 1000 bales quotations unchanged
Prices in BreadstuIs advancing. Corn buoyanti ne"
kixed western has advanced to 4i6 per quarter Call
fornia Wheat quoted at 1873 per centa an advance OF
od Tbere il similar rise in Barley which is selling at
oer bush for American Oats Id better; sales at 37
~ AZ m Peas JIG higher, now sold at H:per quarter.
a. ono,oes orc reported In Provisions Tallow-3d.
higher: American, 44l6 per cwt.
Evening There has been some Improvement In busi-
ness but the market is unchanged The iohowing are
,he authorized quotations. Middng Upands, ssd; Mid
filing Orleans 9fd The sales OF the DAY foot up 1000
haes The adyices from Manchester are favorable The
msrket for goods and yarns is buoyant' The
prnsdstufs- market closed strong and firm at
fbe advance which was realized today oh all
a,r,sies Corn has made further advance OF
"a since 2 D. In and closed at AI9 quarter Ior Ne"
Mixed western Wheat firm at 1877 y cehtai lor Ci',
fornia Barley, 53 y bush. Oats 37 l5 n. Peas AAI
for Canadian. Beef, 1915, and Pork III Dbl Baeoh'
s2ls for cuInb.1and Cut Mddles Lard, 6lI9 Cheese
ssl Rosin-Sl for commoD Wilmington, and ~ i0F NC
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

dunn. Tallow firm at Al for American. Tupentne 2siG
Petroleum-Spirits, lOd; Refined, 1i5.
LONDON Sept. 2O-Noon.-No. 70 Dutch Standard
Sugar, 25. Calcutta Linseed, CS per quarter. Whale
OIL $40 per 252 gallons Sperm Oil, sll5 per tun Lnseed
OIL 239 per tun Lnsecd Cakes $40 81 per tun for feed
ing
Afternoon-sugar firm at 25l for No l2 D. s. No alter
alton in the prices OF other articles.
Evening-sugar closed at 25i for No 70 D. g. Oils and
Linseeds unchanged from previous quotations.
ANTWERP, Sept. 2O-Aftcrnoon.-There is better feel
ing in the market but prices nomnally unchanged
Eveningr-The Petroleum market closed flrmer and an
advance of so cenmes realized The sales Of Stand
ard White were at 55 francs D barrel
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
Prom Our Special Correspondent

TIONAL PRESIDENT.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
LIMA Aug. %, 1867.
The Indians in the Province of Puno have
been pacied, and confidence Is again restored All the
property that has been forcby taken during the last
years from them is being restored either in kind
money and strict orders have been by the Govern
ment 10 punish severely any outrage that may in future
be committed upon these poor unforunates no matter
whether civilians or military.
The work on the Lake Titicaea will he completed III
four months more when the steamers that have been
transported over the mountains, in piccemca upon
mules backs Will he ready also tO commence the Daviga
non of THIS grand, inland sea- that partially divides Peru
and BOLIVIA The steamers about 200 uns each and
are ron They constructed In England about three
years but owing to the great distance from the
coast To the lake, and the Immense difficulties that had to
be overcome m transporting the whole OF the machinery
and material over the first aud second ranges OF the
Andes has taken up to the present time TO bring them
% their destination. The steamers are Government
property, but they will upon the lake. carrying pas
sengcrs and freight between Peru and Bolivia. IL is
reported that by the time the steamers in running
condition they Will have cost the Peruvian Government
100000
The rich silver mines in the Province OF Huraz are about
10 be worked by English company. The will be
sent 10 the port Of Cuehras and thence shipped To En-
gland 10 be smeed The mines will be worked under the
direction Of Mcssrs Ilks Radcl two intelligent pTac-
teal miners The cOmpany have capital of S20O,O00.
The first batch OF will be shipped in October next, and
will be about 81 10 co tuns These the richest mines in
Peru. The want Of roads by which machinery could he
conveyed have kept them from being worked Lately,
however Mr. CON- American planter In that province,
has discovered passage through the lower ridge Of the
Andes that places these mines within easy distance OF the
coast and at expense Of $4,000 excellent wagon
The fcsufIs as tna. ucauy ussd!eu
Congress has Just declared by vote of 40 TO 2s Col
Prado Constitutional President OF tho Republic. Tne
new Constitution will be promulgated on the 3lst Inst,
and will IN nifty days afterward DO in full force in all
parts OF the Republic The acts Of the Dictatorship that
have not been repealed by the present session are thus
confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

VALPARAISO, Aug. II, 1867.
A few months since, Belgian engineer
who has charge of the Notifications about Callao,
was, by the request of this Government, ordered
to this city TO inspect the plan, and, If neces-
sary, superintend the construction OF its de-
fenses. The report which he subsequently submit
ted TO the Minister OF War shows that all points
pied by the forts have been selected with intelligence and
sagacty They not only afford the advantage Of engag-
ing the enemy at very considerable distance on the sea
side thus rendering a bombardment almost impossible,
but from the beginning of the engagement the fire OF the
assaans against the city aud the batteries which defend
its approaches will he Intellectual" He also shows that
the work has been conducted with economy, the expen
dture having been incredibly small for the amount Of
npor peiiormed several plans nave been drawn ap ny
Once accomplished Valparaiso Will be, he says city OF
respectable strength
Attention has also been directed TO the guns cast in this
country, and they pronounced, after succession OF
trials complete success The army reduced to almost
peace footing The National Guard consists OF $4,000
rank and file 5000 which belong 10 the artillery $1,000
to the infantry, and 1900 to the cavalry.
The Chian settlements recently established on the
frontier OF the Auracanan territory shown by the
last statistics to have increased in most encouraging
ratio Further guarantees OF security against attacks
the savages will be extended in the Of the coming
Spring the population advances toward the northern
boundary Of that region
shows the condition OF this branch Of national affairs
upon the management of which such persistent silence
has been observed throughout the present yeaa silence
which at last explains itself. .......
The Minister Of the Treasury has also laid before Con
his report for the present year The disbursements
amount to Eli COS COZ 3 the receipts show total OF only
100000 leaving difference of S2500O00 which is
pected to be covered with the surplus Of the last Loan
the second dividend Of the loan of 100000 raised in
London.
CONTRACT FOR REMOVAL OF GUANo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1i.-Ihe bulletin has
adyces from Chill that J. l.. Whitman aud Harry Meigs
have "a contract with French company, amounting 10
sG0oo00 for the removal OF the Immense deposit OF
guano from MeGllones Point, which is held jointly by
Bolivia aud Gill;
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Canada, Sept. 20-The directors
OF the Commercial Bank of Canada have made report
recommending the redemption of the stock to the
amount OF co per cent provide against possible losses
he business of the bank Is said TO be in favorable posi-
tiOn.
QUEBEC Sept. 20.-The steam troop ship
Hinaiaya, which sailed the 4h inst, with the 10th
RIFLES ON board, Is reported detained at Quarantine
Island from the prevalence Of Asatic cholera
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-The bark Milan
cleared from San Francisco to-day for sitka Win cargo
of building material for the Government The overland
mail last night brought the dates from New-forK 10
Aug. %. -. O.,
Mining shares continue dropping. Alpha, $3.50; Crown
Point SlO Gould & Curry. $500; Hale Noroross sl4VV
yellow Jacket SlO7 Chollar $685. Legal tenders c9
Q1O, ...
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
NEW SOUTH WALES.

PRINCE ALFRED-THE LATE FLOODS-THE
POSTAL CONFERENCE APPROVED.
Great preparations are being made throughout
the colonies TO give suitable reception 10 Prince Alfred
who is TO arrive Australia about the end OF next month";
and after visiting the capital Of each colony proceeds TO
Tahiti, and from thence returns TO England.
The country districts recovering the effects OF the
late floods The subscriptions In aid Of the sufferers now
amount 10 al5OO and will far TO alleviate the distress
otherwise inevitable. -.
Both Houses of Parliament have approved Of the Postal
Conference resolutions but feared at the arrange
ment will fall through.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
VICTORIA.

n,ocrrnrxGs OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
PRINCE ALFRED-MINING ENTERPRISE.
fi0n ou' 0p'' MELBOURNE July 27, 1857.
Some twelve months ago our Ministry, backed
v large majority OF the Legislative Assembly resolved
20 compensate the late Governor Sir Charles Darling i
loss OF Office by voting him the sum of 10000 THIS was
osensibly to be gwen IN the " Lady Darling US II
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
compact.
FRANCE.

THE CREDIT M0BILIER.
PARIS, Sept 2O.-As the day for the annual state
ment of the accounts of the Credit Mobilier ap-
proaches, much disquietude is apparent on the
Bourse The operations of the Credit Mobilier exer-
else powerful influence upon monetary affairs in
France and the anxiety toknow with cxactitude it's
condition is cOrrespondingly great.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
uAPTNE INTELLIGENCE.

ouRENsrowN Sept. 2O-Noon.-The steamship Cuba,
rant Stone from Boston, the 10th inst has arrived
here on the way TO Liverpool
BREsT Sept. 2O.-The steamship Vihe de Pars' rom
,h MORT arrived at Brest on Monday evening the 10th
instead of Tuesday morning. the 17th as before re-
oh
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
AUSTRALASIA.

The Panama, New-Zealand and Australian
ro.l Mail Companys steamer Rakaa, s. Harry Wright
ESQ commander. arrived at Panama on the 3d INST Her
t.st dates are Melbourne, August p, sydney August l.
and wellington August s.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
SOUTU AUSTRALIA.

The Treasurers financial statement shows
deficit ON the wear OF al6sO0 which likely TO increase
10 s2OOOO No taxation is yet proposed, but that
some thing must be done is evident
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
LOSS OF THE UNIT

LOSS OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER sHUBRIcK
SAN Francisco, Sept. H-The United States
steamer shubrck went ashore the sth nst in fog
80 miles below Cape Mendocno She was returning from
trip to convey lighthouse material. 1t Is not known II
she can DC saved
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
ROME.
GARIBALDI READY FOR ACTION.

GARIBALDI READY FOR ACTION.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.-The preparations of the Party
of Action in Italy for a revolutionary movement ON
Rome are about completed, and it is rumored here
that Sunday next has been fixed upon by Gen. Carl
badi as the day upon which the long-deferred at
tempt is 10 be made
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
TASMANIA.

The salmon are now thoroughly acclimatlzed
and the young fry those raised from brought from
England are looked for
n il expected that the submarine telegraph from Cape
schank Victoria to lamar Heads Tasmania will be laid
by January next; it is estimated the outlay Will be
plOO 600
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

New diggings, 25O miles from the settlement
of bowen have been discovered and promise wei.
The Lechardt search expedition has been dlsDanded'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Arizona, from Aspinwall Sept.
~ arrived here yesterday The following is her list of
specie:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
CHILLI.

TIE DEFENsEs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE ARMY-THE AURACANIAN TERRITORY.
Prom Ours speclal
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
PERU.
PACIFICATION OF

PACIFICATION OF THE INDIANs-INTERNAL M
PROVEMRNTS-PRADO DECLARED CONSTIIU-
TIONAL PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

THE WAR IN PARAGUAY-THE FLANK MOVE
NFNT OF THE ALLIEs-THE OCCUPATION OF
TUYU-cUE-CAPTURE OF CoRUMBo BY BRA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

PR0r PaxAxA 10. D. RlehaId Bro.... l.s52 10
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
COLOMBIA.

TIE PANAMA RAILROAD-EXTENsION OF
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PEACE
THROUGHOUT THE REPU BLIC-BRUTAL
MURDER OF AMERICANS.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

- II Is A REMARKABLE FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount Of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A 8
surance Society in 1866. was
S4,15O. while the percentage Of
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was $3,5O4
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ington, So, 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, $500; loss 1926. Uni.
ted States, $2,393; loss 1921.
All these are cash companies
and the rates Of some sixteen
nots companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the wealthier
classes, who are able TO assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which 20
mat erially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on q single
life up to ~ amount Of $4,000.
w Y. Chm. Pa6e eeader.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

RnvE0 ITEMS.
AOulvAL0
New BosroH. Capt. Grinoel', Ft. Madison.
MINNESOTA, Capt Hill. 81. Paul.
unPAg3Unns.
Nsw BosroH Capt. 6rinnell, Fl Madison.
MINNESOTA. Capt, Hill. So louis.
Bgs CAMPBELL. Capt Pierce. Clinton.
Tomorrow The new steamer Duhuque.
Capt Ward. will arrive and depart Cor st
Louis at 8 An.
The swih Sucker State. Capt Hight, for
O. Louis Will 10 along a about 8 ?. H., to>
morrow. r. NJ. Prs.tymsn. arsns.
Inc popular passenger packet Ksithsbssg
Capt Campbsll, y the aszt regular mosn>
lne coae fes Fost Madison, leavine hsrs %
. o'clock. Ls0. Psskhuect clssk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

MgnlrsD Honor. learn that Union
College, New York, has conferred the de-
gree Of d. d. on Rev II. n. Powers, Presto
dent Of Griswold College, Of this city. Mr..
Powers is one Of the ablest literary men Of
the State and we'll deserving Of this honor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

p,.or Cxoox.-We learn that the Scott
boys will play the Black Crook Base Ball
Club on Friday next. il satisfactory arrange.
meuts can be made 10 that effect. The
Scots are ready for any challenge from old
Blackey or any other Crook.