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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-29
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LONDON, Oct %.
The semi-official press are almost unani-
mousiy of opinion that Italian affairs are
worse than when the Emperor Napoleon
planned the French expedition in the interest
of the Pope.
FLORENCE, Oct. %.
Gen. Cialdini, to whom was entrusted the
formation of o new ministry Tor itaiy, mas
taken decided ground against its present con-
struction. In an official communication he
SAYS be regards the retention of Ratazzi la the
Prime Ministership as conducive to the best
PARIS, Oct. 2a-Eyenine, d
Dispatches state that Garibaldi has gathered
a large force around him, and Is ready to pass
the Fapal frontier. Civita vecehia Is n q
state OF seige. 3wNNDhf9 H
LoNnoN, Oct. 26-Noon,
The news from Italy is startling. Dispatches
received to-day state that Gen. Garibaldi was
marching on Rome. His command was diyid-
ed in two columns, which were taking different
directions. The column under Garbadi had
arrived at Monte RolandO only Ave miles from
and in sight OF the Holy City. The Papal
troops Were retiring slowly before the VIZ
torious insurgents, but contesting the ground
as they retIeated
Bagworan was again captured, aud is now
held by the Garbaldians. t-t.
The Moniteur in an official article says the
fleet at Touon has received positive orders to
sail for Civita Vecchia
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26.
II is said that the Royal Bank cannot re-
sumo business, and its affairs are in a hopeless
condition.
LONDON. Oct. %,
The Times editorially commends the ma
tional honor exhibited by the government and
people of the United States in resolving to pay
the national debt and interest in gold.
LONDON, Oct. 26 Evening.
1t is reported in Ireland that Fenian craft
has been captured by British sunboat Oft the
northern coast of Ireland &
PARIS, Oct. 26-Evening.
Dispatches from Constantinople state that
change has been made in the administration of
the Island of Gambia. Omar Pasha has been
relieved of the command there and ordered to
the Danube, and Hassim Pasha has been COM
missioned to succeed Omar Pasha as Governor
and Commander-in-Ch iefof the military forces
i'll the Island. se = esst-f
FLORENCE, Oct. 27--Evening,
General GEibaldi is now at the head of 1000
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The pcsvune has the following later adj
vices which confirm the destructive effects OF
the late storm on the Rio Grande: a.
ELcoMEs, Oct. 49,
q Tho hurricane was the most terrible ever
witnessed on this coast. perpetual ooh-
bardment for a year could hardly have done 50
much damage as has happened from this one
iabt of storm Twenty SIX persons We're
killed nj Matamoros and 10 killed and wound
ed NJ brunswick. AT Brazos II persons per-
ished. The sehooners Ella and kidosh were
hlu,yn ashore; only two houses We're left
Standing ut Pilotsyille and none at Bapdad
The loss OF life in the latter place is not known
80 OF the inhabitants escaped by going on
board vessel which rode out the storm. the
rest have persisted Goo tssH -
The negro soldiers and their officers at Bra
EOS are said TO have acted UNANIMOUSLY. They
not only refused all assistance to struggling
ana suffering families, but retired to a shelter
ed part OF the isl Ind, and the soldiers returned
the next day to rob the wrecked goods under
remains of warehouses and dwellings. One
OF them WAS shot dead by citizen who detect
ed him in robbery. Their officers, it is said do
nothing 60 check them.
From long list Of damages at Brownsville
We extract the following, King u kennedy's
warehouse, roof blpwa off and very badly dam
aged; the County Court house and Jail were
destroyed; tho entire square surrounded by
Fort Brown, Fourteenth, Leyee and Elizabeth
streets was destroyed, including the revenue
office and Masonic Hall; the consuls office
had its roof blown off; the residence OF Mr.. J
Stark, the correspondent qf the New YORK
Herald, was completely destroyed che custom
house walls were b'pwn down. the Presbyte-
rian church was destroyed; the roof of the post
office building was blown off; the hotel and
billiard saloon of Mr.. Wells, were almost rti-
ined. The iroh building OF Wilkins, Keye &
Co. was totally destroyed. Between Tenth and
Fourteenth Streets seven brick and five wood
en- houses We're either totally deetroved ar 81
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Foreign News by Steamer. The Jana
COI0nists En ROute for Home.

New YORK, Oct 80
BY the steamship City of Paris we have the
following items: Prior to the escape from
Caprera, Garibaldi issued the following adj
dress, dated Oct Z:
To the Italians: Fighting has begun on the
Roman Territory. There are men there for
whom | would give thousand lives Listen
to no cowardly words, but march. Tomorrow
Italy will receive congratulations from the
entire world, which will have witnessed your
heroism. 1881 G. GARIBALDI
The Jaffa colonists, numbering forty souls
chiefly women and Children, had arrived in
Alexandria on board the Quaker City. Their
passages were paid as far as Alexandria and
they were landed at that place in a state of
inter destitution. A small fund has been
collected and was in the hands OF the Hon.
Charles Hale, U. S. Consul General for Egypt,
Tor the purpose of sending the unfortunate
Colonsts back to the United States, but it
was wholly inadequate. AT this junctnre Mr..
NJ. s. Beach of the New York Sua, one
of the Quaker City excurtionists, with great
generosity placed ia Mr.. Hale's hands the sum
800 pounds sterling to complete the sum ne
cessary to enable the Colonsts to be sent
home. Passages were forthwith taken for the
entire party, and they left Alexandra on the
9th OF October per steamer for Liverpool, en-
route for America. t5s .feaz8 3
Constantinople CORES pondence explains that
the ultimatum sent to Turkey by Russia did
not contemplate immediate war if not acceded
TO, but that it would be set up as cause in
case war grow out of the negotiations. Tur~
key did not absolutely refuse the demands OF
Russia, hut promised to consider all of them,
except so far as they related to Crete, positive
ly refusing to cede the islandatoG Ieece jas they
also refused to listen to any of the representa-
tions Of the European powers. The amnesty
proclamation of the Porte had mot pacifiej the
Islands, the Cretans rejecting it and attacking
the Turks at all points and repulsing column
sent to invade the interior 80
The ship Hougomont, with large number
of Fenian convicts on board, has sailed from
Portland to New Auckland, Australia, under
convoy to the chops of the Channel, of several
heavily armed glnboats rumor being cir
culated that an attempt would be made to
rescue them when en- route down the Channel.
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Washington Correspondence.

NEW YORK, Oct. 70
The Tribunc's special says Southern editor
had an interview with Gen. Grant, and con-
cludes that Gen. Grant will not accept the
PRESIDENTIAL nomination from the radicals, but
would from the conservatives
The Times Washington correspondent says
impeachment is not gaining strength and
leading members OF the Senate state that there
is not halt dozen changes in Congress on that
subject since last session. f
The proposition for continuous session of
Congress until the end of Mr.. Johnsons term
of office is favorady received.
Gen. Pope has replied to Gen. Grant relative
to changing delegates to county districts, say
ing that he is unable to make the change sug-
gested. 4..4.d
Three millions of dollars worth of quarter
masters stores have been removed west from
Washington ~
The election committee from Kentucky have
returned, having taken voluminous testimony
against Messrs. Graver and Temple. a,.f
The marble work of the Capitol extension
will be finished this year. and the architect
urges the extension of the central portic0 H
1t will cost $350000 to put the Dismal
Swamp canal into navigable order. and Col.
Parker recommends no further expenditure
by the Government. As3tssl
Secretary McCuiloch's annual report will be
sent TO the President on Friday. e
1t is asserted that $4,000 is offered for the
assassination of Judge Underwood at Rich
mond.
The Herald's special from Washington saws
Secretary Stewards diplomatic correspondence
will be given 10 the printer tomorrow. 1t is
not as long as the last ss
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Erarn yYashington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.
Secretary Seward and Admiral Porter visit
ed the Navy Department to-day
The Internal Revenue Commissioner decides
that selling liquors less than two dollars per
gallon is not a violation OF the law
The British Government declines TO release
Coils Warren and Maggie from custody, and has
directed that their trial take place Immediately.
The State Department has directed the en-
ployment of counsel for their defence. 3's
The reports of Commissioner Brown recon-
mends the establishment of a national mining
school, and represents the mining and agricul
tural interests of California as very prosperous.
The quarterly returns of The New York city
national banks to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency shows that the banks had legal tenders
reserved in excess of the requirements of the
Law of over $12,000,000, or seven per cent. Of
the amount of circulation and deposits.
IN the Supreme Court of the District of CO.
lumbia to-day, Messrs. Riddle and Phillips en-
tered their appearance for John ID nefrees,
Superintendent of the Public Printing, in the
case of the United States VS.. the west half Of
Lot No. O, Square 455, Henry b. Tyler, which
comes before this Court on appeal and writ OF
error. This is one of the cases under the con-
fiscation act, where, in the District Court, a
decree was made and the Sstate OF the owner
was sold, Mr.. Deirees bei1s the purchaser.
Messrs. Carrington and. Wilson represent the
United States and Messrs. Brent and Merrick
the counsel for Tyler, who, at the commence
ment of the rebellion. left his position in the
marine corps aud engaged in the Southern
cause. ~
The rain storm which commenced early this
morning has continued throughout the day,
with the wind from the Northeast
The Lighthouse Board has received official
information that a pile lighthouse has been
erected at Somes Cave, at the mouth of the
Little Annameesix river, Chesapeake Bay
The light will be exhibited for the first time on
tbs evening of the 9th of November Ha4 &.
nt,oku k1f al, -
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PhiiadeIphia GOal Market.

HlA Oct 70
The quantity of Anthracite Coal transported this
week by the Philadelphia d Reading Railroad Com
pany Is S0,2O2 tons, and by the Schuylkili Canal
35359 tons, against los 1874 tons the corresponding
week last year. showing increase of 9,737 tons
we notice no material change this week in the Coal
trade. The demand tor domestic sizes continues
tive, while Tor the large there app ears 10 be little or
no inquiry. out of the large weekly production OF
Goal only about one-fth consists OF stove Very few
coeres have capacity To furnish eeding that pro-
= rton, and SD long as this inactivity In the la, &c
sizes continues, there must be a &C lrcity of cog and
stove In the market. Shipments from Port Rich
mond both Eisl aud South active, and we learn
that no Coal is at present accommodating upon The
wharves Coastwise Freighs during the week ad-
yanee about i0c " ton in consequence of the search
tv Of vessels and IL is feared that unless the suppv
sould greatly Improve between this and the close OF
the Sc son. the highest point has not yet reached
prices Of Goal continue Unchanged and finn. Broad
Ton 40 10 30; Gas Coil 8 20; Tor Eastern ship
mrnt white ash steamer and broken %; egg and
stove so: Locust Noun ain broken and slea %
n 10. 80, and stove rs a So all stove 40 40
4 o; rcd ash egg and stove 40 q 20; and Lyken5
Valley IS, as % quality, on board of vesses-North
Amef icoa
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Foreclosure ofMortgage.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested, that John F.ckett, OF Cape Elizabeth,
on the thirteenth day Of August, In the y ar our
Loid thf usar d c CHI luf6it q and satv by his
deed of that date which Is recorded in the Cumbcr-
land Registry of Deels Book 3Oi page 80, morgaged
to Challes Forbes OF Portland, certain lot OF and
with the build pgs thereon, situated in said Care
Elizabeth In the County Of Cumberland ON the west
erly side of road l. iihg from lands of George G.
d, er and running southeasterly to land Of S. Hig
gin, and nounded beginning at the OF lands
owned by Ebcnezer Pickett thence running soutEer-
ly by said road to land of Sylyanus Higgins thence
southwesterly by land of said Higgins lands of Eb-
enezer Ticket thence norJhweserly By lands OF said
Pickett to astakc, thence noIthrasiery b The place
begun at containing forty acres ti0) to secure the
payment OF promisaly note OF two hundred fifty
i've and twenty seven one hundredths dollars that
said Charles Forbes did, on the thirteth day OF June
in the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven assign and set over TO jerome d.
Pickett of said Portland said deed OF mortgage to-
geter with the note secured thereby, which assign
ment is record d in the Cumberland Registry of
Deeds Book 1852 page 3f9; that the condition of said
mortgage Is broken by reason whereof the said Je-
rome Pickett hereby claims foreclosure OF the
same. .assssssszazes asss ~
Dated al Portland, this eleventh day of October,
A. ID. 1857, JEROME b. PICKETT.
October II. eodsw 81 "a ~
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New Work Markers.

NEW YORK, Oct IS
Ootton-lower; sales t,e0o bales; AiddIine uplands
at zoe.
Fiour-l0 a. 15c higher; sales ZOO bbls.; State
at 65 "a 10 81; round hoop Ohio at 10 IS "a IS GO;
Western at Go % 10 50; Southern at 10 30 % II 60;
California at II 70 ID 10 50.
Wheat-quiet; sales SO 500 BUSH; Spring at 90 a
IS; Amber State IS az 2 77a.
Corn-2 a Be lowers sales $1,000 bush.; Mixed
Western at 40f "a 43. a
Oats-unchanged ;sales 81, 900 bush Western SO a
s2lc l-Iff
Beef-dull.
Pork-au; sales 2, $50 bbls.; new mess at 81 90 a
Lard-irmer; sales l. O70 bbls. at IL "a 1899.
Rce-dull
Sugar-quiet; sales $50 hbds: Porto Rico 134c
Muscovado ll5 "a 124c.
Cofee-iuil; sales $50 bags Rio ON private terms.
Naval Stores-lulI. lff i. taIf
Fundamentally. lUa
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. e.
The Indian Commissioners made a treaty
with the Kvwa andCamanchc tribe OF Indians
on the n inst, which give them 6OOO square
miles, three and a half million acres of land
between the North Fork of the Red River and
ms VIII give them not less than 300 acres to
ea9h man, woman and child 1t is also pro-
T Ciueu ma. u lney succeed in inducing the
Oamanches OF Northern Texas to come in the
government will enlarge the reservation and
give each person that may be 50 induced IA
come in 800 acres. This win leave thar sec
ton OF the country in Texas tree from Indians
rowing band.
Other provisions favorable to the Indians
are stipulated esR
The Indians agree not to INTERFERE with the
building of railroads and keep a LASTING peace
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i = LONDON. Oct. 20-Noon.
No quotations received from America. Consols 94f
tor money. hH@sms Mssss f6
AMERICAN SECURITIES. The following are the
quotations for American securities: United States
5-a0s, Ell Illinois Central shares, 7gi Erie shares,
sbti Atlantic d. areat Western 95l, 7A
LaSnoS, Oct 2G-Evenius,
Conaois closed firmer at "a 5-i1 Tor money.
AMEBlcAy HEcUat rIEH-@N telsz ral.hie ady,oes
Of the e5th have benn received from America, aud
the following quotations arc given without knowls
edge OF the condition OF the New YorkI--UnitSd
states oeos es 15la; Illinois Central Railroad shares
70; Erie shares 4bs. III y -
-, tltA AdyERPooL, Oct. 28-Evenipg.
The Cotton market closed rather quiet; NIiddiing
uplands SID; Middhng Orleans 0td; sales to-day
10000 bales. Brea,lstulfs-The market has been firm
throughout the day, and elosed without change III
prices Provisions: -Lard 81 lower; American 5as Gil
Pewt. Other articles unchanged. Pr0duce-mar-
ket unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 2G-Evening.
4 Sugar closed quot at e6s for No. II Dutch stand
ard. Lnseel-Calcutta crude 6ss 81 ~ quarter
Linseed Cakes Ell y ton. Lnseed OIL Ga ics "
ton. Whale Oil $40 y 2S2 gallons. Sperm Oil al15
B ton,
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District Court of the United States.
r. dffi DISTRICT OF NAME

In the matter Of George Hail. Bankrupt, in Bank
ruptcy. =
THIS is to give notice that petition has been pre-
scented to the Court, this twenty. third day of Octo-
Der, by George Hall, of Portland, Bankrupt pray
Jog that he may be decreed TO have full discharge
from all his debts, provable under the Bankrupt Act
and upon leading said Petition, .
Ir IS ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same, the eighteenth day OF November,
d., 1867. before the Court in Portland, in said Dis
tric at 10 o'clock A NJ and that notice thereof be
published in the Portland Evening Star and the Port
land Daily Press gspapers printed in said District
once a week for two weeks ana once in the weekly
issue OF said papers, and that alcretors who have
proved then debts anu other persons IN interest," may
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
be granted. $ p ~ i. WM. P.PREBLE, 2
Clerk of District Court for s1id Dis rict
oct2e-law2weEw1t y t.rez ta
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asEa1 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 49,:
There were yellow fever interments yester-
day. The weather is cloudy and warm and
there is no abatement OF the epidemic.
There were interments from yellow fever
during the "a hours ending at 3 p. nj. to-day.
PENSACOLA, Oct. 26.
Past Assistant Surgeon j. ID. Murphy died
to-day of yellow fever, He was in several OF
the most desperate engagements Of the war.
New ORLEANS, Oct. %.
There were 10 deaths from yellow fever yes
terday and 16 to-day. There has been no frost
as yet. Absences are cautioned to remain
away a short time longer.
Fii MOBILE, Oct. %.
There were II interments from yellow fever
in this city during the past two days, The
weather is cloudy and cold, There were heavy
rains yesterday
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ssta WILMINGToN, N. c., Oct. 49,
A tremendous rain has fallen here accom-
panied BY heavy wind, which has produced
"A very high tide submerging the wharves on
the opposite side of the river. No serious dam
age has been done A heavy wind is prevail
ing outside but no disasters have as yet been
reported. ftsa RrEE.4 A@f.t
tFtfhtt AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. %,
The Republicans held mass meeting here
tonight. Messrs. Blodgett, Butler, Connolly
and Beard, the candidates for delegates to the
convention, made speeches endorsing the At
lanta platform. Steps were taken to preserve
order during the election. Freedmen are COM
ing in from the country to take part in the
election. There are no opposing candidates,
the conservatives having determined to take
no part in the election.
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Fires.

New YORK. Oct. %.
Fausel's saw mill and Meyers tannery at
Union Hill, n. j., were destroyed on Satur-
day by an explosion of the boiler. The en-
gineer, name. unknown, and Chas. Hansherr,
were killed and two others wounded. Two
horses were also killed, Loss $4,000.
OGDENsBUkG, N. Y, Oct. %. a
The Baldwin House, located on Catherine
street, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. A considerable portion of the fur
nture was saved. Loss $4,000. Upwards of
eighty inmates were thrown out of shelter by
the fire.
PHILADELPHlA, Oct. 2S.
The clothing store of Ullman 81 Hoas, No.
326 Wosket street, was damaged by fire this
morning. Loss $1,000 tr
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Canadian Affairs

QUEBEC, Oct. 2S
The ringleaders concerned in the late de-
monstraton OF the ship carpenters strike Were
arrested to-day. A mob of roqghs to the NUM-
Der OF several hundred attempted to rescue
them, but We're driven on by the soldiers. Bail
to any amount was offered for the release of
the prisoners, but was refused. The jail is
guarded by strong detachment of soldiers.
TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 49,
The run ON the hanks which has boen going
On here for few days past, has now virtually
ceased There was but a small demand for
gold to-day
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Finn nciat.

NEW YORK. Oct. 28-2 p. M. Il
The Money market has worked easy on call, and
the demand was met at az per cent. Gold closed
steady l42i cash, and in better supply owing TO the
Treasury discussing a. account Of tho No.
vember interest, Foreign Exchange n0minally firm
ment securities closed heavy and lower Stoct s
closed heavy and lower. The business at the Sub
Treasury to-day follows :-Receipis, S., 93s,
426 payments, S0,527, $50; balance, S114,044, 676
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EVENING SCHOOL.
GEORGE ". MOVES ~

w all branches OF the Eaglish Department, at his
rooms in the Hopkins Block, No, li9 Middle Street,
on Monday evening October 28th. ~ -.
Pupils of both sexes, old and young, will here find
grand opportunity to devote portion of the win
ter evenings to useful and prof able employment,
and cents.
Those wishing to learn to write, cipher, &c. who do
not attend day school, would invite to come, as
special attention will be given those branches of
general deficiency. He will also at the same place
open select school for boys, ON Monday, December
3D. to ontinuc ten weeks, of which further notice
will be given in due time Pupils can enter at any
time. Evening school hours from TO O'clock
Terms per month $780, oct2leod2w
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A,,emp. to y.,.,v og |, T,.,.

CONCORD, n H., Oct. %.
Some evil disposed person made an attempt
to throw the Saturday evening northern ex-
press train for Boston from the track at
Thornton's Ferry on Concord road by plant
piece Of rail about five inches long, am inyert-
ed I, in the frog at the switch Fortunately
the train stopped to. leave a passenger and
passed over the obstruction at a slow speed.
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NEW YORK, Oct.28
The Brooklyn Union this morning records
two attempts 10 stab police officers in that city
yesterday one by an abandoned woman, and
the other by drunken man. Both were ar,
rested.
George Brayton was robbed on the Sound
steamer Saturday night, The thief has been
arrested. -
William Henigan was arrested to day charg-
cd with obtaining goods on forged papers.
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IAslian A fairs.

q s..ste.f4t. New YORK, Oct. 3d.
A SPECIAL dispatch to the Tribune from Den
yer, dated the oath inst, says it is reported
from reliable source that a fight took place
to-day between the Blackfeet and Grass In
dians. The latter lost nine men.
An alliance between the Sioux, Cheyennes,
Crows and Arapahoes has been formed to car
ry on a war of determination against the
Blaekteet tribe Ta3
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Valuable Real Estate Sale,

DY Virtue of license f,om the Hon. Judge OF
ID Probate for Cumb Rand County, shall sell, at
Public Auction on Tuesday, November 18th, next,
at II O'Clock A. NJ the premises. The valuable 10,
Of land the north corner Of Congre. and Franklin
streets, belonging TO the estate Of late Charles f.
Beckett extending it6 feet on Congress Street, and
containing about 800 square feet subject TO MORT
cages OF 81, 800 and interest. TE
Aiso same day at O'clock p. NJ, at Private Sale,
at the Assessors Office, Market Hall, lot OF land on
vaughan Street. belonging to said estate, beng 1850
ieet on yaughan Street, with deplh OF about l43
'eet sn9ect IN common with the adjoining lot cor
ner oil Vaughan and Pine Streets TO Mortgages OF 81,
$50. and interest.
s. B BECKETT Administrator.
October IL. eOdd 10 =
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y 5t.4A CHARLESTON, Oct. 25. q
Freights to Liverpool by sail. We quote ID % ib
on Upland and I'd y fb on Sea Island. Coastwise--
To New York, by cam, &c y ID on Sea Island
and Upland Cotton, 81 so a 80 " tierce on Rice; by
sail, 81 50 g ~ P bale, and sic 81 Pap tierce on
kics. 10 Boston. by steam, 3c y ID on Cotton, and
PHILADELPHIA tc aP fb on Upland Cotton by steam, and
Ey III Inv sail
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ~.
Cotton active but sitter: Low Middlings at 1sc ;
saes z,aoo bales; ietps 2S49 bales. Sugar IN fair
Tenant ,a 10 hhds new crop Louisiana thr first OF
Cuba brown 12l q lie Molasses. the first shin
ehI % ihe new crop, arrived this morning; it was
60c 81 ~ ~ " "'oo "