The national Republican., 1867-09-17
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Nnw ronx, Sept. le.-Ths Steamer City Of
London has arrived at this port. She brings
dates 70 the 9th instant
The London papers are hllod with specific
claims Of damages Of American citizens innicted
BY rebel pirates.
The Daily Neirs admits England 10 be liable
for million and quarter sterling; but British
citizens have also large claims against the Uni
ted States. The Government has taken hx
steamers Of two lines running TO New York for
the Abyssinia expedition
The vorkinemen held o very large reform
meeting In Dublin on the Sd inst, at which u
was resolved that nothing but residential man
hood suffrage would bs satisfsotory.
It vas thought that Bismarck would soon DO
something to force the Emperou Of France and
Austria 70 show hands in the game they were
missd to assist Italy II she sees 6t to make the
position taken BY France in Rome ea'u' 6sih.
The South German States show strong disin.
clination for even attempting Observance from
the rest Of Germany.
CoPrxHAaEs, Sept. 16y-Admiral Farrsgut
was entertained at q grand fee given In his
honor BY the United States Minister Mr.. George
H. Ysaman. All the Americans In the city and
visitors and residents took part In the festivities.
Several members Of the Royal Government and
many oficsrs Of the Danish navy were present,
and vied with his oountrymen In doing honor to
the distinguished guest. The entertainment
concluded with a dinner, at which speeches were
made BY both Americans and Danes heartily
welcoming the Admiral, and toasts were drank
to his health. and to the welfare Of the United
States.
Tus HAGUE, Sept 16-Gardensier, who was
arrested here for forgery, has been examined,
and intelligence ELECTED from him has led TO the
ssisure Of many more copies Of counterfeit United
States notes
AsrwnRr, Sept 16--Evsning Tho petroleum
market 10 buoyant, and prices are advancing.
Standard white closed at s3 francs and 80
centimes.
Lospos, Sept. ie-Evening. closed
at 94i for money; Five.twenties weak at 1911
Illinois Central, 77ii Erie, 4Si Atlantic and
Great Western, %.
FnAskroRr, Sept. 16-Evening g.-U. bond,
closed at 7oi.
LrvERrooL, Sept. l6-Evening cotton
market closed quiet, but frmsr. Middling Up.
lands, 9i; middling Orleans, ". Sales to-day,
IL, 900 bales. Corn advanced to $780,, and Pro.
duce unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6-Rysning james Hewitt
Co., Of this city, have suspended payment.
The amount Of their liabilities Is not ascertained
The firm was largely engaged In American trade.
The Yellow Fever In Texas-The Crops.
Houston, TEXAS, Sept. 16.-The yellow fever
IL very prevalent hero. There are at least q
thousand cases In the town, and the deaths are
from ten to fifteen daily. Mr.. Bowsel, deputy
postmaster. died yesterday, and Captain WAL
lace, Collector and Assessor Of Internal Reve-
nue., and late Of the United States army, to-day.
The Rev Mr.. Reese and DR.. A. N. Covey, have
died.
The hrsmsn's charitable association provide
the destitute with nurses and physicians at an
expense Of over two hundred dollars daily. The
fever Is very fatal at Hampstead, NavaIota,
Millican, Bryan, Chapel Hall, Trenham, La
grange, Huntsville and Alleytown.
The charitable associations Of Houston are ex-
tending all tie aid in their power to these towns
They require money, physicians. and nurses.
Col. O'Conneli, commander Of the post and
his family arc all sick with the epidemic. They
all give promise ofrecovsring.
General Grifin's order removing the judges Of
the supreme court Of this State and appointing
others has been revoked.
The cotton crop will turn out to be one fourth
or one third Of crop for the whole State, and
will mot reach above any or sixty thousand bales
for gulf shipment.
The yield Of corn Is ample. In some Of the
counties II Is enormous.