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New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

GEORGE Francis TRAIN on IENPERANCE;-
Tho sous AZ rcinperauce Of JacksonNll,, tl senator
Mics, home having invited r Train TO address them
received the following reply ,,-. Co.. A.. - iee-
SPHiScr y T. NAlEh = M - i--'
Mason thd"hdA Ats"' N'''"'''' ''
rsgsr drank glass Of brandy run gn whisky chan page or
~ ma OF ntoucsiag beverage during my VY es oi N", 20 Az
80 as tou hence little lifted for temperance reatf
W. Clergyman nyIlg tie pledged temperance convert 20 oI'Ak
r ob oft,te not altar vita sacerioial NlneNere
doctor D. guiees money toEn sivsns ran ana
e women Bourbon, even bad the good i'f'ue 20
a a reformed duukan, my counsel might have some
v,iylt In this theoretical age practcal teonh.non
poor show HYPOCRISY firmly organized IN our ocey 70
he easily uproo by muscular Christianity Of mine lette Fshei
Mathew societies lth euds the Sons Of Temperance oI ny
Ameesn kindred seldom ask me 10 vain am Nh you W houe
orE heart soul uud What i important shaei An Ae
r l saw your hind request paying ava 90 my own
bce bills railway expenses, and ngyo shag ne .hut pro-
rc Were good Christian Ike friends 6osh ana beLet
would put the money own pocAet bat ar shas sse
rlrea PauhroIst Almost everybody drinks nov" slusi oos
ana Earned ddr. u ne fsmig physci, aiS az IAeae ~
C posts honor nfartcde and dgrum lEentAs are mas sd
Win our race Bacclus au doing ihn'ng isaess
n popuang gravtyars as Irncn eu h hht sh
Isa are destructive morals laihs tte'.u les
dsn vine dr ukers What 90 loa @ 'loag
n, rrt Temperance ralks uuaer TIE fa g ~ 9, aV" wa
tLt a. ,a. :. "a L,lffs aad nn sa t,s cold Na1 Grh'g
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

3o0 bales Of the new growth have arrived Of which
III quality Will compare avOrably with the best lots re
ceiyed last Prices OF not vet thoroughly
established and cannot be until samples from the diner
ent sections are placed in the market, and compared
with the Several qualities which the country produces
We have heard OF no sales e""Ne p0e tF
b casl-frst hands-and below 40c. per d. Inc
crop OF the entire country is estimated at 100000 hac--
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

The consumption OF Hop, in this country is estimated
at $4,000 10 10000 bales. Foreign MaIkcts-Our private
adylces just received from the London market down 10
lhc Jlst OF August last, nsuac general tendency 10
decline in prices, and assure that 10 consequence OF
quiet market prices must NJ present DO considered as o
nominal In good grounds In every locality the recent
favorable weather has materially improved the pros
poets OF the does not seem TO have benefited the
localities already infested with mold. From the same
we derive the information that the Continental
reports continue promising Bavaria and Bohemia are
making excellent progress and the Alost district OF Bel
GUM, from which so little was expected short time
since, is pushing on in the right direction A few
small lots Of new Bayarians Of rstclass quality have
IL. W.. NL.rl l,.1ur r.Dt.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF yEwYoRK.""ssFT.

CLEARED.
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston, ". T. tNle N"
steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah Murray. Ferns 60
Steamship Black uism,s.d. Meredith, Ihiad,Ilia
Steam. hp Zodiac Phillips savannah MurhI ftf' p" =,
n. /. McCIeaiy h Co o.,
STEAMSHIP Massey Smith Philadelphia y . y. bISkA
Shin Ellen Hood. Neill Yokohama ior .ihtf.
Shin Roieua Wade New-o Orleans, y H. hHguam
BsTk ATLANTA fBrrn.D, oegcman, llrMtf LoHis ht,er
Bstk u h. Nssl Lancey Montreal, Brett Sou 90.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM CHARLESTON Sept FIN steamship ChamloNHLJs n s Ba
ret, and ady T. erari, McGregor Miss susan
angson M Jennie Turner Richard upsiur Mrs Kate Name John
Clars e. Coln. Menkc C. G. kghter and p IA steerage
TVnN ffVIRpooI AND QUEENSTOWN Sent lb-ln steamship
MnnesotaH SPARKS Rev j. Scott wife and family Ms Navel
Mr. Williams Mr. Moore Capt Smaley j. RoSen MIS- tIout Aas
M George d TAYLOR sni servant Sisters Harris aud Edna Nj and
Mrs r. Mitchell and M Alex Hubbel Bowman capt L w
Rax Miss Barsow Miss Joseyu lal Mn o. o. Jones aia
children W Gee Breuton. Miss l. Benion SAITH abrams W
Miller : Paddock A. W Savage am al MIS- ooPer H.
sngs and Constant Mr. rsch Koch br ADAMS ana
wife Mr Conueu A. Reed H0rIage srd Mas OT.n NJ,
q Bebts g. f. James Jones MI West Ms west and eh
dren D. and L. Darragh Miss Edvn and o' IN TIE secage
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL TERw-Dcfore Justice
MCCUNN.
James Crow agk Ganit Becher-M0tion
granted slas +. Kellogg agt. Richard d.. N, Donad.-
Motion granted The Ilughs River Petroleum Co. agt
Robert A. smith.-MOtiOn granted. Annie Phean ag
the Third-ave Railroad Co.-Moton granted Nelson r.
OdeU act. John Morrisscy.-MotiOn granted. James
Stewart agt Richard +. CarInan-M0tiou granted
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
S)Ort ddrarOrn's !lutitf.
STATE oV EEw. YORK.

STATE OV Egw-YoRK.
PoRT-WARpFSs OFFICE, No - Wl.ihIn-s-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of tue At passed April a. 1851 esad4 Az Ato
ne0rean the MaIleu Ofce 81 e Port of Ne i1 0 al
interested having u the subject er % sch nqi
that the howug vessels
b
completed thin saceen. tl t0a SAL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
CITIL COURTS.
COMMON PLEAs.-srEctAL TERM.-Beforc CARDozo
Justice.

COMMON TILA-.-SIEIIAL IEhW.-ItIUIt NAAIVIV
Justice.
TIE CONSUL QUESTION.
George Caldwell, jr., agt. Schmidt, impleaded
tGc-Mr Schmidt is the Consul General Of saXOny and
bcn sued with others. asked Ia give h testimony
before na IL having been heretofore decided that for
cgn Consuls exempt from state jurisdiction, Mr..
schmidt declined to attend the examination. and an
attachment was thereupon issued rctuae before the
Common Pleas to show cause why he SchmidD should
be punished for contempt. The case resembles closely
cases decided last year in favor OF the Consuls Tho
Court expressed opinion that the Cou,us were beyond
Its jurisdiction. but reserved its final dt lsOn.
Mr. Headlcy for plaintiff; Mr. Lapaugh Tor the Consul.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
}SS }SaS }ssSc p ; qTITGITTElL IrGT Board Of A''''''
- Nsu Tourt. Iuuee September 10. lhhf

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that's thaI on sl
~ Of september 1867 shall proceed 10 draw Juho oT
fs swpg Courts to be held and for the City and County o e"
ofO 1867: panel Of O. Grand Jurors Tor
Court Of General Sessions panel Of % Grand Jnror, o Sa
n rcriner psue Petit Jurors for tour' 81 'enea
rsne of 100 Petit for Court Of oyer aud leIninef
81 100 Jurors for Supreme Soai Pa aud 81 Ho
ln ~ Jurors Superior Courts Parts and = Two panels
Of IV4 Feu' 'D'' " WM G. CONNER. Clerh
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
SUPREME COURT -CInMBERs-Bcfor Justice CLERKE.
nLnISINNS.

Charles Morrill, agt. Allen b. WilsOn.-RCfer-
ence ordered. Lawoss agt LawlessIelcrcncc ordered
10 r. C. Bedmisl esq TO take proof, and report with
opinion. Randolph sprngsteen agt Margaret spring
stcen-Reference ordered 10 Il. C. Beamsh, esq 10 tako
proof and report, with opinion.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

MIYIATURB ALMANAC
Spt Rs.,..... 543 Scts.... tli Moon Rss... II
iIGH
s,rd, Cows Island. HIS Hell %
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
COURT cALENpAR-Tms Day.

h u ANtkkH.
S2-noycc ast. Chester
95--Caldwe!l agt. Hsi.ec.
l06-Dc Comlan act Noacu.
lU8-Keane agt. Nolan.
lO9-Guuec aFi b.HFOu.
ll6-Albatson Nv t.'.ock
ll8-Yah Nsiae agt stevens
Stevens
Third Mondays Calendar;
lG5-MaNon at. Andrews q a.
l83-Butierfeld agt Giio4Td - al
l8q-Tovrseni agt Tssnseud.
lsO-Coieil agi. lie.glcy.
l9l-Mcluiyre act Guin.
lyl-Al'ca agt Baker - a.
lyi-Chagot at. Poisouier
l94-Hermancc agt. llermauee.
l95-Jay. Rcc'r AT. DcGroot
ls6-Hunt Admir- at Harrington
e. al.
ls7-Milbank agt. National Broad
way Back . al.
lq9-Nibl0 at. Nusht q al
l99-Stel man agt. BeA
20O-WestrGeld e, a. agt West.
erlrid q al.
20l-llowari AIT. Wright
2J2-James sgt Deyine-
2O3-Doiols Fernandez y &. ds IA
Pcua ct al at Davies. j.
2o4-Gehegau agt hwmYt
2O5- Bol.is, kccr agt Daa "coi
et al.
206-Fanucr's Loan sDc rrft Co.
Egt Sliln q. a.
g0--C Copeland agt >ta.i l,rd.
2U3-Mo0re agt Collins.
20l-Cani agt NcGuilnsss.
2lO-Chicoger MaEf Company sgt.
Nicks 81 a.
2ll-ln thc matter - tie applca.
ton Of Hazard 20 modify
order, &C.
2l2-Rohelt,, jr etsL agt L. ).
Steam Sugar kctnihg Go.
2i1-Nih.o at. B.a,src. Ac.
2li-F her agt Msguirr
2l5-Camcron agt backmastcr
2i6-Opeuhsger az. schmidt
H. TERN HEAKNH. J.
20 burger at .IoRuscul.
l37-KHpper az. Nhrrhe-1.
l5J-ONcil AT CLIFTON.
l59-Bgrtou ~. II Ne.
lG0-Hgutor az. Elan.
tJi-Qu.rk az Nyae
lf1-KosentAai 49, Sta,peL
l63-E.suer AZ. Wesihe.mer
les-Ir,l.rer at We,tlrlmer.
l65-Day sgi. CIiofd
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

NnNefitte
are very handsome. Timothy Seed is quiet. but firm al
e. 75a$3 Rough Flax Seed is quiet s. - per
bush.
sKINs-Goat is quiet and unchauged sales 100 bales
at AZ a4Jc gold; 90 bales Payta 40 81 33C gold. Deer
Skins are fairly active sales, 5000 10 Central American
Honduras 5oc; Vera Cruz zoe; Central American
SOC; san Juan. 47lc Ssa, SOC; Angostura, Oa3Jc;
Para O0j5c.-F n. gold.
SALT-rhe market is very firm and the demand quite
brisk. Prices are bctt"r. We quote:
Turks Islands e bush 90 90 Ii1., Fine, wthngts3 35 n
Lypo9. Gd (, sackf2 10 -- Liv, Fine liiggnsJ 90 -
sAITPETER-Nothing doing prices unchanged. We
quote Refined AZ 15c.. and Crude at "a Q9ic.
SOAP CASTLE has been IN fair demand prices firm
and unchanged: sales of 200 boxes at raise.
STEAkIN-The inquiry has good. and excess Of
the supply and prices hrncr sales Of 100000 10 at la
Hsc., and 100000 ID Grease at lO1 l2tc, cash.
IALLON-IAe inquiry has been active and at better
prices. hut the market closes heavy and rather easier
sales Of 100000 70 at 12a2c for Western and 12lc for
State. and l2l d I4lc. for City.
TOBACCO-Wc have lad an active demand for Ken
tucy Leaf since our last prices firm ana well sis
tanned.
WHALEBONE-We uotc sales OF 1900 b Arctic, on pr
yatc terms.
WOOL-We have no new feature 10 note in this branch
Of trade since last Common and Low Grades are
duh and depressed while the Fine Grades are firmly held
turers stu the only buyers, and they purchase
very cautiously. The closing quotations are: Domestic
for Oucaf and trccquarcls do. 80 SOC FOR full
blood McruOs, ana 550G G5c. FOR SaXOny Flecces; 500
35c. for 80. l Pulled 80 9i5c. for superine do,
and ~ ujOc. for Extra do; lsa23c. for common IN
washed California; 2GJoc. for Fine DO, l6032c.
for common 10 choice Texas and American Combing at
50dC5c. We quote Foreign as follows; south American
al SOuglc for Common Washed; 81 for Uuwashed
Mcstza and Mcrino 35a loc. FOR Washed Entire Rios;
2Sc for Vnwashed Creole for Washed COrdOva
GILLIAN at 24Q8lc for UnWasLcd MestiZa and MeTinO
Cane Of Good Hope 30 afOc fer Jnwashcd; last indl
for Washed and African al 26 Soc for UAwashcd
WHISKY-A firm market, the demand fair; sales Of
200 bOls. Western al Je i0c
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
3. Y. WHoLEsAIE rKIcEs or COUNTY, pRoDUCl

FUE IIL " ILh LNUTNE HfI'I. y, IfII.
Expressly ~ TnP " 3. TG,rrSr t7 Ecfarterl
The following ore The current rates of articles IN good
condition. sold by commission houses az wholesale
shippers receive 10 10 per cent less. deducted Tor com
mis- ,r.s beside f,i-it AND other charges. Boxes
or package, should be carefully marked with paint,
and the name OF the sender should also Dee painted
Uuou one end Nail au invoice or Iist Of the
aItclea upon the under sidc - the cover, ard
send letter uy mal, colta iug invoice and dfcc-
t,us. also -taI.I- huW and uI.r -,lt t.lH p1Dtt-co
and care IN putting up Will add ucA 10 The value OF the
produce.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SLIT lI-lIaos Lhs Flour, jl0 hbls Whisky 400 sacks
Corn Meal 27-5. bush. wheat, 1920 bush. Corn, 232
hush. Oats. $500 hu-h 1--we. 1900 bush Malt. ii4 bush
seeds, 1l9 hhs Pork, 1907 pkgs Lard, tt 1nl Icirt
lcum p,gs. Batter 205G pEg- Cheese. so hhls tgf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

klCE-ln the absence Qf any business OF Importance
VIC must quote as altogether nominal
SIGARS-Ihc demand for Raw sugars is very good
partly from the trade but principally from rencrs. The
majority OF holders asking the fun figures Of the late
lIrOY cncut but the market is in unsettled condition.
ana quotations are iu measure nominal at il! d1ic for
fair Refining 10 l 0l1Ec. Tor good do sales to-day Of
1918 lhds at 1Or Cuba c for Clarified do; II
al2c for Porto Rico. and l75 boxes Havana at 15Ul3lc
The stock OF Raw Sugars is estimated at 5906j hhds
Cl,341 boxes, and 1920 bags Refined Sugars are III de-
maHd and firm at IG 0lC.c. for Powdered, Granuated
q
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18


2C-smlih sgt Smith.
3l-Balesier sgt McSherry.
4=Dlucan AT. 81 J0hr.
s8-iiob.iu agi Levcrson.
G9-Jay, Receiver, at. De Groot
1O-Mo0re AIT Hudson River
Railroad Co.
s5-Demmler ait kr0ngberger.
Callll9-Calumbian ius. Go. agt.
The following L. the balance Of tAS
l5l-Linn at. Howell
l52-liami,i0u agt Clinton e AZ
l5J-lates CO. Salt Man. Go. sgt
kessler
l5l-Same at. Babcock.
l55-SGme agt. Hutchinson.
l5;-Webh at. BuckeleN.
l55-lladlcy agt Hadley.
Elj0-Burnham agt The walker
Valley Oh Co.
l59-Banta agl Atkins
l60-Husson agt Furil, eH'r
lGl-MclutyTe act Fitch.
l69-Gr0ycr AIT. swan
lG3-Babcock agt stafford.
l64-Boit. jr.. AIT. Mai,eson.
lh5-Lent agi Lent
l66-Bredd agl. Bogert.
l67-Jagel. ex'r, at. Muller et a.
l68-Same agt Same.
l69-Ssme at. Same.
l50-Same sgt Same.
l-l-Same AIT. Same.
l72-Ale1ander et al. agt Mutual
Coal Co.
l-3-Wade e; A. agi Gilman.
l14-Schl-gal agt. Baust
l15--Nisc ct al at. Morris ct a.
lI6-Mackintosh et al. agt. Gold
man q al
l17-Bryaut agi. Halliday.
l1B-Ssme agt. SaEe.
l-q-Doaglass agt. Woodworth.
i8O-Brtts ct al agt. CasAole.
l8l-Zimnermann AT. Lonlnson.
l82-Mar,hall AIT. The Mayor, &c
lg3-Liun agt IreadwelI % u.
ls4-llvlr q ID. agt. Cox q al
ls5-Fitzgeraid agt. Woods.
lg6-Oppeuhayue AIT. schmidt
MARINE COURT-TKI
Q-Elbert AT. Coleman.
lg-MoplT AT. Cohen.
ls5-Reilly agt Lilhenthal.
l53-Nan Rairtte agt lillicr.
l5t-Church agt. Wilson.
lG-Ca.iy at. Clark.
l51-lu1man Z. Hunt.
42-Smiih AIT Morton.
G1-BleeckcT at. Bcrengcr.
Wray sgt. The \. \. Express
CO.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
nrANs ANn IlAs

New beans come boo spIrluliy, and former quotations
are nearly maintained bC tine trade a, no couhdcucr ~
present prices a- the receipts shall increase some
line medium, have been bringing "a 10, win 1cW choice
IuarIOWs at 50 ." per hushcl. We quote: .-.. o..
Beans new Meuums OI Beans faig...... ~ oo - IN
choice T. ir....si $50 - 80 Inferior ........- 2. 80
N.--v. ree urme Peas. Can Sol tutI.- J.I ! 50
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
zoos

Eggs are coming forward freely as the 225O Dds
for mo week 90 10 show Still VIC cannot report any de
cline a firm feeling IN the trade enabling holders To sell
Western Express at the mark for 2c and Statc eggs AT
2802gc. As weather approaches western ctsH IhB
nearly the price Of state The majority OF the eggs are
now sold az the mark. We quote: o-aoe
T. D., aud Pa fresh y western T. d"' ''''''.'' ~. tt
do1............ a0d3l Egg Oats g bush good. 53atO
Gt.tnn nDl.ILn On
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
FETTTs
Annlos have advanced

Applcs have advanced. Some choice Madens Blush
arc selling at s. bbl. Fine barrels of Bartlett Pears
have brought SIG and in few cases sls Grapes begin
to arrive from Pleasant Valley lockpOrt &c n1le& &
avarc from the latter place bringing 25c a. h VINE
good COnc0rds sell for sd2Oc, some poor at ioa aoG
Damsou and blue gage pums bring 81 5OaSs q bushel
Peaches are plenty today and sell slowly, generally AT
81 25aS 90 y basket Crauberries are coming IN boxes
which arc much better than barrels. We quote
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
MEATS.
We uuOfp.

Fowls generally selling at 17c. today Some small
State chickens only brought C0c. per pair, while few
large New Jersey geese, at 2Oc. h weighed down
s. y palr. We quote:
Fowls \ J.. Pa, Ducks. y nair....... Is0&l %
State @ h.. 1fD j. Geese. n. j. y pair - s00 - 30
Western ........ l40 Western aOa - 90
Spring Chickens, y. Turkeys, q lb....... 249 -
and state. g. 5s0tl l2
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
Gppartntrsbip YlOtius.


No swallst NEw-YoRK, Sept H. 1851
HNIIE undersigned have formed COPARI-
i NERSHIP under of TEMPLE MARSH for the
purpose trusactng strictly Commission business in Government
e. L. r.. J. TEMPLE
49, J.. A. MARSH.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

AITEEEOOy PEOyIsIOS MAEKET, bOCLoth, IhS mar
get s dull and heavy prices have downward t'ndeLc!
saes OF 900 bb ai sz 20. Tic closing plct ehsn ""
xeg uaT, j. "a IgAS.4 25.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

10. III bhOADNAl, NcF.loth ".
IVANTED-CAPITAL 500 will purchase
w e stock in1 good win = weesishsh'd and proh
of28 aing Wea'e city. The advertiser has
tbooug gh kuoNegc " the business aud control trade yeiLR
prott io 9 20 5000 Ter unun Has ulqaeaiigHsd ability
cud.t hrucss lu ars e capital required Satisfactory
reference ,cl integrity capaty general business andin
Address ". ". HOLLAND, care DANIELL McCoIILk
No. 50 Ceiarst. y. York.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

NAVAL STOKES-Spirits IuIpenthc opened Hll nuI M
,losre lower and heavy; sales Of $50 bbs at from 5
BIC, the latter rate for NcW-1 OK DDlS III snlPns M
Trude il nominal Resins are moderately active. Dut
prices aie irregular tie low grades are tr put the
Aner grades are dull aud heavy sales Of 800 DDls Com
mon al q 81 l23 bbs STRAINED Common at 81 10, Z
bbls good Strained at s. 25a$4 90 and 100 Dds. hgh
grades i'm lots from S5dS9 Tar j. little more active,
6rt prices are lower sales OF 400 bD al g. The closing
fDllp
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

OIIS-Amelicau Linsecd is In moderate request and
steady al 81 2Jasl in casks and Dbls; English do Is
dull aud nOmnal in Crude Fish we have had good De
.naud. prices have advanced and close hr1n sales Of
. s20 bbis Whale at Csa75c and 1900 bbs Sperm, al
A. O5aS2 i0 with sales rumOred az s. 10 Manufactured
Ss ire dull and unchanged. Lard on has been IN fair
demand and has ruled steady az from % acaS - iOr 40
y No J. and fair 10 prime aud choice
OIL CAkEThc market ls easier ana n qucl' haios oi
100 tuns al So currency ana 70 tns CITY ut $il 10
4&l2. ir bags. and SO, IN hbs gold ,.-. -
OII, MEAI-The supply is larger, aud the market Is
beavy: sales of 80 tuns at g. 45u 80 per 100 ~ cash
PROVIsIONs-Ihc market for Pork opened lower Dut
subsequently prices advanced ana closed Alh al te I
pTOveincut The sales cash and regular, are 5V DDS
Mos az S24 15dt24 49, with Job lots AT ga 3ta24 90
Reef R auict with small sales a en- $25 for PLAIN Mess
and az S27 FOR Extra do 1erce Beef is ilqued aitcr
% soc extent but learn OF sales Beef Hams are
dnI ald nominal. Cut Meats are IN fair demand sales
-, s cllcd Hams al l7sc Bacon IS less active sales
of ~ Long Clear, in bulk, al l5se Lara 10 du ana
easier; holders demand former rates D9t Ia older 10
realize "A concession Of Ra3c. 2 would De necessary
,sIes OF ESQ packages at Is; a4c for No Aante for
fJfy and nj I43c FOR fair 20 prime Selected ana kcte
KeHdered-fhe latter generally heid et149 1850 also
note saes OF 100 tcs. ". j. Wilcox Co.'s hehhed Lara
at l6c. - - ,.ee,,,e
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

Brig Lima from Cepiegos fr SeNl OK Sep &C. st $50 Care
May lighiship hearing NNW niles -
Brig Dudley for Bueros Ares Aug 20 IN lat 81 50
" long 81 80
Julia Dean from Boston the Grand Banks Sept TO- lat
A. 90 long 81.
Schr Albert Treat from Nassau fol Providence sept 70 % cs ~
lom the Highlands
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

UNION P4GYfc RaGRo,p CovrANY PEE.iurNrs OTFicE,l
q Ntsssrsr. NV ioEE. Aug %, Iat1.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Union Pacific
Railroad tomPa9{ ore hereby na,,ei iha ihe Anln N''hg
Compauy tie Election o. br and e ian'aetono ~ sh
before them u Dol bel on e hfst
lne ol4's q" 80
OLIVER ANEs. Pre,ileat pro tsnIoFe'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
inautial.

TvfoN PsCfUc RsfwtY CovFtSr. J. D.
Office No f2f N Na.fut It.. PM srELFuiA, Aug ~ 1907
VVIE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
L of TEIOS Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY, EASTERN DivlS
ION Hue SEPT FIRST aG he paid prsaton u Coupons
Banking House oi nABNhl MORGAN Co. No ~ ~
change place Nea.ioIk, on and after that daie.
(Slgaeil NN j. PALMER Trsanrer
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

NOLAssFS-Thcreis very little activity in this market
but most holders are steady In their views ana prices
are without important alterations the stock - estimated
al 4SO Lhds Cuba $3.50 hhds Porto Rico and 200 Ihds
English Island; sales Of ia hhds. Porto RICO at 5Jc We
quote: w.. ,q7-o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
Garibaldi and Rome.

Garibaldi. who is Bobby Walker sort Of
man, is always i'll at ease unless engaged in
some species of 6libustering. The Papal Con-
vention has not ended to his satisfaction--the
Pope has not been advised to abandon his
temporal power. We regret this for the Pope's
own sake. Garibaldi more than regrets; he
insists on revolution. In this he is encouraged
by the ex-triumvir Mazzini. There is one Sc
rious difficulty in the way the King Of Italy
Is bound by treaty entered into with France
to protect the Holy City from all ilibustering
attacks. 1t is not impossible that Garibaldi
may attack Rome. It Is absolutely certain that
in that case Victor Emanuel will occupy Rome.
II Is difficult to predict what will follow.
Garibaldi may come to grief, but Rome will
be in the hands Of the Italians. Whether they
will retain their hold or quietly abandon it are
questions which it will be safest to leave to
time to solve.
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Rumors OF War.

One Of yesterdays cable dispatches informs
us that war between France and Prussia Is
imminent" 1t is notorious that France and
Prussia are not on good terms. The London
Conference STAYED of rather than settled diff
culties. The visit to Paris of King William
and his henchman, Bismarck, was as Is now
well known, very much of farce. 1t was bar
ron of good fruit; 1t began in GOODNESS and
ended without enthusiasm. The truth il France
and Prussia are little likely to become good
friends until they have dealt each other q
few hard blows. II is not easy, however, to
see how, in present circumstances, . fight can
be got up. The violation Of the London treaty
will, in spite Of Lord SANKEY'S ingenious ex-
plantations, bring both England and Russia as
er-siynataires into the field. The only possible
casus belI at present is the North Schleswig
question. On that question, however, Prussia
is already yielding, and Denmark will not be
unreasonable. Although, therefore, we do not
consider war to be impossible, we can discover
no immediate and sufficient cause.
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Reported Collapse of tho CnaI
dilla National Bank.


report reached the civ yesterday that the National
Bank at Unadilla, in Otsee9 county, New York. had
made bad break, with liabilities said 70 u
$500 900.
The bank chartered about twelve years ago, undee
the old Safety Fund law Of this State aud shout two
since It took Its national character. with capitol
Of $4,000 and power TO increase 10 $25o,000 ,
Its officers were Arnold B. Watson, President snG
Clark Hayes. cashier The President IL is said. ovuel
$780, Of the capital and thebaancs was In tho hands
OF the cashier and some relatives in Albany
reported that the assets Of the bank will not 20
far towards meeting Its liabilittes
Fast living ON the part Of somebody connected vita
the institution. together with wild and Improbable
specuAtons In produce and mining stocks contributed
TO its downfall
s redemption agency 10 said 70 be the house Of Wat.
son Co., leather dealers, Of Albany.