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CTATE of EW-YORK-SUPREME COURE
par,a sst WILHELM D0BHLER deteDiusussOss Rshet
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decree order for the relief prayed of N we
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October %.
FLOUR-Dull and prices unchanged;
sales of extra at 10 75a11 10; family at
IL 75al2 90.
WHEAT-Dull and no buyers at over
, 90 for No. l red winter; , Is for No.
spring.
CORN-Dull at GOAL OF at the close.
OATS-Dullat 67a6Sc for No. 1.
RYE-Dull at 46a1 AZ for No. l.
BARLEY-Sales at 55al Go for fall;
30a1 40 for spring.
COTTON-Quieta at 1Se for middling
TOBACCO-Firm and unchanged;
sales of l05 hogshoads.
|, WHISKY--Uuchanged; in bond held
at . "a.
AMESS PORK-Unchanged; sales at
20 90; not much Offering at this rate.
BACON-Unchanged and not in much
demand; shoulders held at 1890, and
clear sides at 17fc; stock small and in
few hands. .r-r -.-r
LARD-In moderate demand at l2i
al2!.
HOGS-Nothing doing; receipts small;
none offering for future delivery; feed
ers are not willing to take present
prices; the butchers are paying = OOs7 90
per gross and the supply is hardly equal
to the wants.
BUTTER-Unchanged; sales Of fresh
at 3Sa43.
CHEESE-Steady at 4ial5. .-
SEEDS-No demand for clover or
timothy; flax dull at 90.
POTATOES-Steady at 3 00a3 10 for
the best peachblOws on arrival.
APPLES-In good supply at = 0Oa2 81
per barrel.
LlNSEED OIL-Dull and prices droop-
ing; sales at 0S.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; sales at 51a52
for refined free.
GOLD-At 143 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm.
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w., yorL Jsem..

New York, October 2S.-Rev. New
man Hall preached four times in THU
city Yesterday before crowded audience:
of four different denominations, the
PRESBYTERIAN, Reformed, Dutch Congre
gationalists, and Episcopaliaus.
General Francis c. Barlow, Secretary
of State of New York, was married on
Thursday last to sister of Colone
Shaw, the hero of Fort Wagner.
The sloOp David Sands was struck Dy
the steamer Leo In the Bay on sunday
Three lives were lost.
The New York Firemen's Association
here resolved to raise the $50 600 needed
Inv the Firemen's Charitable Associa
| tfon of Houston, Texas.
Nine distilleries were seized to-day
The Post says an officer connected with
the Internal revenue service to-day Wis
tied the bonded warehouses No. ASS ani
457, Tenth Avenue, which were seizet
in April last and found about 600 gal
Ions of whisky which had been removed
and replaced by water. 1t is supposed
the bonds given at, the time of seizur,
are worthless. If this is true the gov
eminent will lose tax of 81, 200.
Ayoung man, named William Harri
son, was arrested this morning, charged
with having attempted to swind1e 8
merchant, with forged transfer Of
property, valued at $3.50.
The butcher shop of John III. Halter
on York street, Brooklyn, was robbed
on Saturday night CT nearly $4,000.
A little daughter, aged twelve years
of Rev. DR.. Crowell, late of Philadel
phia, now resident of Burlington N. j.
was burned to death on Friday.
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From 81. LouiE.

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-The treaty
made by the Indian Commissioners with
the Kiowas and Comanche tribes on the
2lst inst, gives them about six thousand
square miles, or three and a half mil
lion acres of land, embraced between
the north fork of the Red river, and be-
ginning at the intersection of the 35th
parallel to the 9th meridian, and en-
braces the southwestern coraer OF the
present Indian territory, with a frac-
ton from Texas. The tribes are now
estimated at $4,000 persons, or about
six hundred lodges. This land will,
therefore, give them not less than
eight hunnred acres for every man, wo-
man and child. 1t is also provided that
these tribes shall induce their brethren,
the Comancbes of Northern Texas, to
come and live with them, and II
they should the United Sites would
enlarge their reservation by an
additional quantity of land sufficient
to give each person 800 acres If the re-
naming Camanches can be induced
TO come on. This leaves large section
of country on tho Texas frontier and
opens a way for civilization to q once
powerful band. On this reservation
are several bands of the Camanches,
who are already forming the penticher
and others. IG is proposed to buy an
agricultural house, a warehouse and
other buildings for a teacher, farmer,
physician, &c. and that these persons
be furnished to them to live on the re-
servation and aid the Indians in lieu of
the annunities provided under the
treaty of 1865. 1t is proposed to
give each Indian on the reserva-
ton annually q suit of clothing,
consisting of coat, pantaloOns, hat and
socks: in addition to this twenty five
thousand dollars annually is to be given
in such articles as the Indians may most
need. Several other provisions are
made to furnish seeds and agricultural
implements to such persons as may
commence farming. The Indians agree
to let all railroads be built, and especial
" the Smoky Hill and Platte routes.
They agree to keep lasting peace; to
capture no women or children; that they
will attack no more trains, and cease to
kill men. They will be allowed to hunt
OH the old reservation south of the Ar
kansas till the settlements drive away
the buffalo.
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Xashing,on Items.

!. WASHINGTON, October 25.-Thc Brit,
J ish Gov@pment &elines the release OF
Colonel s. Warren ld Nagle from Gus.
toby and mas directed that their trial
takeT place immediately. The State
. Department has drecteaAthe employ
ment of counsel for their GAense.
-, Surgeon J. d. ARrphy diedpf yellow
';fsver, at Pensacolas.on the 26th
~ Secretary Seward, accompanied by
NkNee Admiral Porter, was at the Navy
Department this morning.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that selling or offering
to sell distilled spirits at less than 81 On
per wine gallon does not raise any pre-
sumption in the law that the tax ha:
not been paid because the spirits may
have been rectifed and diluted.
1t is not inte2dcd by the recent cotton
regulation, series ,, to require permits
and bills of lading for the removal OF
cotton from point to point within the
district where the same is produced, as
in case of the removal from such dis
trict, d collector should not exact fee
of the taxpayer for marking his cot
ton.
Intelligence has been received by the
Union Republican Congressional Com
mittee from the Southern States which
have not held their elections that in all
of them the party in favor of holding q
Convention will be successful. Gener
al Pope has allowed three days for hold
ing the election in Georgia and Florida
because the voting there is to be done
at country seats. This arrangement was
made because the General thought he
could protect colored men and preserve
order better than if they voted ut the
precincts as in other States.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 81,
AGO, 100. ia .,.r. .r.s- .s
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FROM RICHMON
The Conyention-Rewa OF $4,000
offered for the Assnssination OF
Hunnicutt, Underwood a. Go.
New YORK, October Is

New YOKK, October 25.-The Herald
Richmond special says:
From the reports of the registratlng
officers at headquarters up to this time,
thirty-three Conservatives and fifty
three Radicals have been elected to the
Convention. Of the latter twenty-five
are negroes. There are nineteen districts
vet to hear from. 1t is thought that
Underwood will be President of the
Convention. John l.. Mari, the ablest
man returned to the Convention will
not be permitted to take his seat be-
cause he held the Office of Mayor OF
Fredericksburg before the war. The
Convention meets early in December.
A handful offering twenty-five thou
sand dollars for the, assassination OF
Hunnicutt,. Underwood x Co., gotten
up, it is believed, by Radicals, was
found on the streets Of Richmond this
morning. This, it would seem, is evil
IDENTIFY intended as an offset to the let
tiers Of the negro Vigilance Committees
ordering certain citiz ms to leave the
city.
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From Raleigh.

RALEIGH, n. c., October Esther,
has been a large and enthusiastic meet
ing, a simple outpouring of the people
without regard to party, all pOlitica
compilations being represented.
The meeting was organized by elect
ing A. NJ. Bledso, President.
Hon. A. S. Mcrriman addressed the
meeting in long and elaborate argu.
ment against the Congressional plan OF
reconstruction.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
their attachment to their Constitution
and TO civil liberty.
Delegates were appointed to attend
the County Convention which is to
meet here ON Thursday.
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New York stock nIarI.et.


ST0CKS-Market opened tame, sub.
sequently improved, then became heavy
and declined, closing very dull; Canton,
40; Cumberland, 25a27i; Quicksilver,
1sla19; Mariposa, 64a9; Pacific Mail,
147al47t; Atlantic Mail, 117ta117s:
Western Union Telegraph, 33ta34; New
York Central, 112sall3; Erie, 72ta72s;
Hudson, 127a127t; Reading, 96ta96a;
Ohio certificates, 24sa25s; Wabash, 39t:
st. Paul, 43; do preferred, 63f; Michigan
Central, 10Sial09; Michigan Southern,
7sa7SJ; Illinois Central, l2lal22;e Pitts.
burg sliast4; Toledo, 104al04a; Rock Isl
and, 95a954; Northwestern, 474a475; do
preferred, 655a66; Fort Wayne, ga
3f; Missouri 6s, 91t; Tennessees new,
ST..
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo &
Co., 54!a55; American, 664a674; Adams,
66ta67; UnitedStates, 67fa6e; Merchants
Union, 29ta29i.
BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement is more favorable
than expected. Loans, sag, S1O,715;
decrease, s743,l 1873. Specie, 80 l6k l64;
decrease, Sl,157 ,S46. Circulatisn, SO,
959,0S0; decrease, SOS, 270. Deposits,
sl73, O64, 12S; decrease, S374,247. Legal
tenders, s56, 351 ,943; increase, 81 ,036, Ill.
MINING SHARES-Quiet; Gregory,
5s5a595; New York, so; C. Smith, Par
malice, 800; Combination, 40 90; Quartz
Hill, 100.
Sub-Treasury receipts, $S,926, 427;
payments, 50, 527 ,975; balance, Sl14,OI
&C., Of the payments, $4,000, 600 were
on account of the November interest.
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New York Marker.
NEW YORK. OctOlI

NEW 1ORh, OcUODer 20.
COTTON-Shade lower; sales of 1000
bales at 20c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 2O,O5l barrels at
lOal5c better for lower grades, but with
less doing; sales of $4,000 barrels at s 10
40 81 for supertine State and western;
10 1OalO 10 for extra State; 9 65all 50
for extra western; III 35al3 90 for round
hoop Ohio; ~ 5Oal6 0O for st. Louis;
market closing quiet, including sales OF
1000 barrels extra to arrive SOou on pri-
vate terms. California rather more
active; sales of l400 sacks at IL 75al3 80.
Rye flour; sales of 800 barrels at %
40 %,
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT--Receipts 1874 bushels;
market q shade firmer, bnt Chased quiet;
holders are more disposed to realize;
sales 93,500 bushels at % for straight
No. spring; 2Sa2 80 for No. 2 do; 2 30
az 81 for No. do; 75a2 ~ for amber
State; 3 00a3 10 for white Genesee and
amber winter, Canada, on private terms
RYE-Quiet: sales of 1000 bushels
western at 6S.
enthusiastically favors buyers;
sales of $4,000 bushels at ~ for west
ern; | 43al Al for State: | SEAL 80 for
prime to very choice Canada western.
MALT-Sales 5000 bushels at 60.
CORN. Receipts 203, 47S bushels; mar
ket 2a3c lower; sales of l6l 900 bushels
at 40tal 43 for western mixed in store
and atloat; 40 for western yellow.
OATS-Receipts los, 5l4 bushels; mar
ket without decided change; sales of
1872 900 bushels at S2a824c for western.
Stock of Grain in Warehouse-Wheat,
Cos, Ol6 bushels; Corn l, 053, Sos bushels;
Oats, 1,474, 1863; Rye, 62,S69; Barley,
253, 59S; Malt, g, l26; Peas, $500.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Dull and unsettled; sales
Of $50 bags Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Quiet and easier; sales of
l3tc for Porto Rico.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY unchanged.
PETROLEUM-Steady at 14a14io for
crude and 33aa34c fer refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK--Dull and heavy; sales of 2750
barrels at 81 00a2l 10 for mess, closing
at 81 IL regular; 20 00a20 25 for primo.
BEEF-Dull; sales of 100 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 80
barrels ut % so.
BACON--Qniet; sales of 400 boxes
Cumberland cut, part at 1l4c for No
vember, and the remainder at lice for
December IS boxes Stratford cut at
l3tc.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales of 2lo
packages at 11.al2s for shoulders; Is
l7c for hams.
LARD-Firmer sales OF 1910 barrels
at 13a13fc. ~ b..
BUTTER-Quiet at 2oa42c for State.
: CHEESE-Dull at lla16c. ~. ~
y LATEST P. NJ.
FL0UR-Closed very firm for COM
mon grades and dull for medium and
choice brands.
WHEAT-Firm with fair export de-
mand at D 3Oa2 80 for No. 9 spring. aa
RYE-Quiet at Goal 6s for western.
OATS-Steady at &c for western.
C0RN-Moderately active; sales at
I 4lal AZ for good to choice naked west
ern. o.
PORK-Steady and quiet; sales 500
barrels of mess at 81 15a2l lsS cash,
closing at 81 15a2l 30 cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
BACON-Steady with q moderate de-
mand.
LARD-Firm; sales at l3ial3i for fair
to prime steam and kettle rendered.
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From Roston.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-The Herald''
Boston special says: The popular feel
ing against the State Constabulary
came near having another fatal illustra
ton this evening. A man named Thos
Kelley struck one of the officers named
Thomas Preston and then ran rapidly
away: The Constable pursued him and
hired three shots, the last of which took
effect in one of Kelley's legs. The
wounded man was taken into custody
and il is probable a warrant will be is.
sued for Constable Prestons arrest.
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THE ITALIAN WAR.
General GnribnIdi ut the Head OF
1000 Men-Troops TO Embark in
Defense of the Holy see.

New YORK, October 2S.-The follow
ing are specials to the Herald:
FLORENCE, Eve, October 2.-Gener-
al Garibaldi has crossed the Roman
frontier, and is now, at the head of 1000
men, in Roman waters.
ToULoN, October 26.-The French
feet of iron-clads, destined for service
in the Roman waters, left this port at
six o'clock this morning, under an I'm
perial order. The troops which were
designated to operate i'll defense of the
Holy See, and which have been en-
eamped near the town, are again i'll mo-
ton, and are to embark and sail for the
Papal territory Immediately. The au-
tb6ritisA. here are engaged i'll shipping
far matAfSal on board of transport yes
Sells witfsAeas activity.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


The Impcnchment-C onvcrsniion win
General Grant-The Charges Of Dis
,ox,,ty Against Kentucky Members
.s-Annuai Report Of seere
tary McCnIloeh.
NEW YORK, October 2s.-The Times
special says:
strength. Members stand as, they did
at the close of the last session.. In the
New York delegation there are certainly
no converts to impeachment. A proml-
nept member Of the Senate here, yester.
said that from all he could learn he did
not believe there was half q dozen
changes in the House on the subject: he
knew OF none at all in the Senate.
A proposition for continuous session
of Congress to the end of Mr.. Johnson's
term is favorably received by the Re
publican members, who have been here.
The Tribune's special says: A South
ern editor has had political converse
ton with General Grant, and reports
that the General will not accept the
nomination for President from the Rad
icals proper, but he will accept 1t as the
representative of the Conservative
men. tr-
The Times special says: The commit
tee on elections in their Investigations
of charges of disloyalty against the
Kentucky members, have returned. The
chief evidence is against Messrs. Grover
and Trimble, and it is understood some
pretty strong points have been made
against them. As to other districts, ex-
cept the Sth, which Mr.. Mckee is con-
testing, there was not much testimony
taken.
The annual report of Secretary Nc
Culloch for the fiscal gear ending june
3Oth, is almost finished and will, 1T /:
said, be sent to the President on the Isl
of November. 1t was stated to-day
that as soon as the annual report OF the
Secretary is in the hands of the Presi'
dent, the strong forces arfayed i'll oppo
sition to Mr.. McCulloch have determin
ed to make pail all. together in thu
work of procuring o change in the De
partment.
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From, New Mnyep

New HAVEN, Conn, October 2s.-A
fire In Wallingford yesterday, destroyed
the Episcopal Church, Town Hall and
Keller's store. Loss about $50, 600; in
surapce abont Sll 1000. al 20 r.,
The st. Patrick's Church, Catholic, Of
this city, was eonsecrated yesterday
with imposing ceremonies. Archbishop
McClosky, the Bishops of Portland
Hartford, Burlington Brooklyn AND
forty 'cfergymen were present. Much
interest was elected. - 80
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, October %.

The dry goods market is dull, and
prices are quite irregular and somewhat
depressed. Atlantic A heavy brown
sheetings l5a; Lyman Z, do IS; Apple
ton A offered at IA; Augusta Is; now
held by agents at 49,; Reynolds "A
bleaehed offered as low as III. Prints
steady at 12lc for all regular makes,
but are in less active request. Delaines
steady at IL for old styles and Is for
new do. All regular makes, but
Spragues, are selling as low as Is
These prices are now lower than before
the war, and consequently the Mills
must stop the production as they are
losing money. S t<-'.
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Explosion.

New YORK, October pa disastrous
boiler explosion took place at 1890 Oh
Saturday afternoon, resulting in the
complete dcmolishing of Coles Piano
Forte factory, situated on Union Hill,
NJ. Two men, one unknown and the
other named Charles Hanscher, were
killed, and two others were badly
scalled