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The national Republican., 1867-11-04
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So Notics.-Tho DAM NATIONAL RHPupLIuAr
MI &C sad after Apnl 1, 1851, be furnished to suG
,sriber- 10y e.rrior-) IN Hston, Georgetown
Sui AlsNaElrN 81 t!tJ colts Psr nth, payable tt
he ageuL
ga No uctioc can be taken Of anonymous comma
nestious. Whatever IL intended for insertion inu.
Je .gihUntlCGted bv the name and address Of III
wrs'-uo' asees-arily for PublieNoa, but as guar.
snty for tie good faith
A. All Communications, whether on business OF
fr publication, thOull he addressed to WV. J. MuE
rAsH, FrOp rssOf N.rrosAL RsrusLIo.S, ,washirg g,oa
DC
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A wELr-KSowN BUTTER DEALER by the
name o. stearns doing business At No 81 Louisiana
avenue, was arrested at an early hour on Saturday
on Suspicion of lreeny, but proving his Innocence
was Immediately released. Mr.. s. desires u, to sx-
plain that poliesman, teoing him sell butter a,
price so low, took II for granted II must have been
stolen hence the arrest We saw, on Saturday, a
good many people taking advantage Of his low priess
and supplying themselves with delicious article.
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} r o P o S A L s.
U. & sru,I,IySrE prr,RTNryT.

U. s. srBTsIESvR DEPARTNEST,l
ATLANTA, GA, October 2s, 1867.
Sealed PTOpo,als in duplicate are invited until u
o'clock IN on THU UkSDAY, November 1857, for fur
nishing the United states subaistencs department
with
10000 POUNDS EXTRA FLOUR,
price 10 be stated per pouud furnished in barrels
also, per pOuod furnished in sacks
To be delivered at Subsistence st5rekouse, will
llngham utiding, Atlanta, Ga.
%, ,0eO lbs by Novsube Is.
5000 lbs by November 30.
10, ,COU lbs. by December 10, 1867.
Payment W II be made 10 Government funds upon
delivery aud acceptance
Bids to be directed to the uaitrs'gsed, aud marked
Proposals -
Samples # the t'ces offered 10 accom- pany the
bid. 'Hus Q. SULLIVAN,
Byt. Lieut. Col and G. 5. +, q. s-A.
ChiofG :. Third NJ litary Dis14fet,
HO4!l Room No !, wIliingkam Building
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Fire In tho ONO PenitentIary.

COLUMBUS, Nov "A large incendiAry Are Oc'
CURED at the Ohio psnitontiary last evening.
Loss about $7J, 900, partially insured.
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I0FFIcIAL.1
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
DEPARTMENT OF srArB,

DEPARTMENT or ATATB,
WARRINGTON, November !, 1861. {
Information has been received ut this Depart
ment from Mr.. RAPHAEL N. COLUMBUS, tho
Consul of the Unitei States at Psits, Peru, of
the death, on the Goth Of August last, at Paita,
Of PETER ANTHONY
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Purchase of Danish Island by the United

COPEguAGES Nov. 2-It Is reported that the
Unto States have bought Danish West India
i,rand frr $l4, 600, 900 in gold.
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II IS REPORTED THAT the liabilities of the
R'yal Bank of Liverpool arc four million
POUNDS The assets are satisfactory.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

CHARLES DICKENS will give his Grst reading in
Boston on December 0. The Christmas Carol,
and Dardsll VS. Pickwick are the selections for
the occasion.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

AMoSG the clerks who have been dismissed
from service in the Pay Master Generals Office,
are the following all soldiers, via: Messrs. Bun,
BANK, WEAVER, PALNER, DopGE, FERnE, Jons.
son, KLoTz, and MCNAMAR,.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

iUC BAyE oF IToLLASD has raised the ratio
'isc uut FROM 2! to per cent
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
The Yellow Fever In New OriennB-Th
Sheriff Question.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-only three deaths
occurred from yellow fever yesterday
Cuthbsrt Bulitt has Withdrawn his acceptance
Of the appointment Of sheriff of New orlonn',
and now declines the Office.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS.
TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT

IT, all WhJm u may concern, grCctiuD:
Notice IL hereby given, that on the 9th and 9Th
days OF August, 1868, the armed enemy's vessel
Gaines was attacked, sunk aud destroyed by yessels
Of the United States belonging TO the Western Gulf
Blockading Squadron, under tho command Of Roar.
Admiral o, FaITAgut, and that on the 2ith day OF
September, 1867, the tame was libeled and prose-
euted In this Court 10 the name OF the United
States for the reasons 10 the libel stated and that
said cause will stand for trial at tho City Hail. in
tho city OF Washington, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
DECEMBER next, when and where all persons are
warned TO appear to show cause why condemnation
should not be deereed and to intervene for their In
teTsSts.
September 20, 1867, r. J. MEIGB,
ocl.2awLd lSlaTl elerk,
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InnnhsViying in Michigan,

DETROIT, MIcH., Nov. 3.-GOyernor crGpO
has appointed Nov 2sth as day Of thanks
giving,
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

TEE RETURNS, so far as heard from in Geor
gia, indicate that the convention is carried BY
about Is, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

HERE WE'RE TwENTY.EIGBT DEATHS from
yellow fever in Mobile last week.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

IEE UNWILLING Of the colossal statue Of Prince
ALBERT took place on the 18th Of October.
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New Advertisements
LADY AND GENTLEMAN

4 LAD4 AND GENTLEMAN, UR
N two gentlemen, can be &C ommOda'ed with
BoaTd and Rom with privilege Of ptToT aud piano,
in a private family, where they enjoy the com.
forts q hom' Apply i3l | street, between Ninth
and Tenth. no4 81
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povs.f6,

ID RO POS Il S FOR LATERAL
Il SEWER PIPES IN II STREET BoRTH, DE-.
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
STREETS WEST
Proposals will bo received at tho Mayors once,
CITY Hall, until ~ o'clock, m, on WEDNESDAY,
the Stu Of November next for furnishing and laying
nineiueh cement drain pipe into all lots parts Of
lots on said street north as arc not already pro.
yided.
Specifications eau be seen by calling on the Super
ntondent and Inspector Of Sewers In the basement OF
the west wing Of the City ball, and the right Ia re
served to reject any or all bids. ,,,,, ,,
WM FORSYTH,
and lnan d.
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Meeting of the Western Associated Pres.
sT. LOUIS Nov. 3-The annual mestipg Of
the Western Associated Press will bo held here
on Wednesday, the 9th inst. when 1t is holc
large delegations of the members will bo ia
Tendance
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NEW Inv rIasT poApn aAI.r,

NEW NRK FIRST BOARD sALEs.
lO6lI 5.9o's, fsb 100; 6.aO's jan and July, 1885
Sd ssries. 1881 ga, iG,s ' ''''' '''' y
srw Yo.x, st a-FIour, 1O,,s cent. lower.
Wheat quiet. Cdn without material change. Rye
dropping. Pork ltruerj sales Of 80 barrels Of
quiet; Middlirg tblsnds, 10 cents Preig ghts quiet
Turpentino stesdHat Sia5j cents. Ro,iu steady a,
flour.-The map<et Is heavy and depressed. Late
yesterday lot ofsOO barrels City Mills Extra was
sold for export, ttms private bat to day we heard
freely at reduced t,s. We quot. to day as follow.
Howard Street sPer aod Cut Extra, ss6oal0; do.
Ex!I. shipping, glO sOlio 75i DO. Rstailiug, slIa
E.1 CiS 81 fa 90 Sn,S sc. fGPss5 Pso iGa F.ng Gg,
Gil t0al2 2j Pataseo and Reservoir Family, &l4 90
do Extra, 90; Chesapeake. Horieoa and Hockey
Grdfn.-For grdn 4 all descriptions the market
was dull and heaY this morning. Wheat " par.
tieu,arly dull. n. receipts were 1900 bushels,
were sold me lot Of 500 bushels very choice red
sold at sa7o, which higher figure than was real.
ned yesterday, bat be general rasgs Of prices was
tuly cent. o. 'efe 1900 bushels good to rletl
prime red selling 4 sl5'a26l Sales also Of 2 900
bushels rcd at s1a2 fer common, and % asa IS for
msdium grades. Con was lower, old selling at 81 Soa
s1 for white, and 4 IS for yellow and new at from
tial. lj Rye sold = 81 80 for prime Peuusylvsnia,
decline OF fully l0lc cents 0ats were aRo lower,
7oa73 cents
Proufsions. The bArket for provisions has been
very dull the past teek, bat owing to light Itoek,
prices have ruled somewhat stead ly through the
greater part Of the week bat a. the close prices have
decided downward tendency. Tho sales Of bac N
have aggregated abolt $50 hhds at l4al4 cents for
shoulders l7al7h ots for rib sides. and lSsl71I
,ents for clear RIB, bat at the close we quote sheu
ders at cents aud tdes at 4Al7 cents; and
4al75 cents for clear rib. Hams are dull at l9a2O
cents for new city cared, and 2Sa2j cents for Wet
ern sugar-cursd We have heard Of NO transactions 5
Ia bulk meats. Nets pork dull at s23 LORS!4, the
out Id. prics for smill lots Lara lS9iAl4 couts ia
barrels, and lllktl5 esnts In krra
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JEwxLRY.-Jet Pendants and Fern Leaf
Coral Fu'is ss' Plated Chains. Silver Plated Spoons
and ks,rsoeivsd this morning at Prgss One Dol
lar Jswery Store, No. 4ss PcnnsyiYsnia venue,
near Four nd-a-half street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

"LEr winter come let polar spirits sweep
The darksnins world, and tsmpes, troubled Deep"
For sats Co. have to-day received two hundred
ovsreoa,s in addition to their already complete stock
al 6ly Seventh street. ''
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

A Meeting In Memory of EH-Gov. Andrew
BosTos. Nov. 3.-A crowded audience Assem-
bled in the Music Hall this evening to partci
pate In the eOmmenorstion services in memory
Of the late ex.Gov. Andrew. The meeting wa.
under the auspices Of the Suffolk Conference o.
the Unitarian and other Churches, of which the
deceased was president. A sad Significance II
attached to the occasion, since prior to hii
death 1t had been decided to hold public meet
ing of the cor orsnes In the same hall this evening
at which Gov 'ndrew had promised to preside
ElOqu' a"i appropriate addresses were mad,
by the Rsvs Jas Freeman and Clark, D. D
Tho fOrr.er vas ths 0ns:or of tho deceased.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
Man Arrested by Black Vigilance Committee
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

The Whereabouts Of Gnribaidi-A Fare
well Dinner to Charles Dickens-sIiss
KsIlogs's Success.
FLORENCE, Nov. q Midnight.-Garibsldi
still remains at Monte Rotondo, to which place
he retired when he heard Of the landing Of the
French and the advance Of the Italian troops,
deeming II hazardous to make any attack on
Rome with his insufficient force. He has con.
centrated all his volunteers at Monte Rotondo,
where he has taken up strong positions and gone
into camp. His men have since been actively
engaged 10 throwing up entertainments, which
are now complete. Here he will await rein.
forcements and watch events.
To tho summons ofthe King TO disarm, Garibal.
di replied by refusing to disband his army or give
up his enterprise against Rome unless change
Is made In tho present ministry, which will pu,
the Government in accord with the national will.
Napoleon has made proposition to the King
of Italy to submit to the citizens Of Rome and
the Pspsl provinces the settlement Of the Roman
question by q popular vote, but tho italian
Government declines to accept this plan for the
solution Of q question In which the interest Of
the whole nation arc so deeply involved.
CoPESHAoES, Nov. 2-Evening. Is again
reported that the United States has purchased
the Danish West India Islands, but the amount
now to be paid is stated to be sl4, 900, 900 in
gold. Mr.. Crestersen, formerly Governor of St
Thomas. It Ia said, will be sent to Washington
by the Danish Government to complete the
transfer.
LONDON, Nov. 2-The Brazilian papers say
that the allied forces on the Parano will not
undertake any operations for a siege of the
Paraguayan Notifications at Humaito.
LONDON, Nov. 2-Midnight.-A farewell din.
ner was given to Charles Dickens this evening
by his literary friends at the Freemason's tav.
srn. E. Bulwor LyttOn presided, and made a
feisitous speeoh, which was responded to by
Nc. Dickens. Several other speeches were
made, full of good wishes and kindly feeling for
the distinguished author.
LoxpoS, Nov. 2-The bark Dsdyard, from
London, for Boston, put back, leaking badly,
rnd is now detained 10 the Downs by tho refusal
Of the crew to proceed to sea.
ANTWERP, Nov. 2-Evening.-The petroleum
market closed fat at 40 francs for standard
white.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
Z 0 ocALETE M 8 .

IrrsA FACT worth knowing that for the
moderate sun Of % 30 you can obtain neat and sub.
s,sntiai Boy'sor ohd's Suit at Hsnnipg's Ono Price
Clothing Store, the corner Of Seventh stree, and
Maryisnd syenue
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.

There is bu ,tle change to note since our Issue Of
Saturday. ca vas quoted on Saturday evepins a,
l4l, whilst inpo,ernment seuritiss there was bu,
little doing.
TIE Flour trtst war much depressed, and at the
close on saturAy had declined.
The ProvlsiA market was alto very dull, and
nothing doing |Orth noting.
JAY cooER Sto. furnish the following quotations
Of Goyernmsrttleurites:
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE, ON lsAsYS TERMS
III The handsome th,ee story and bssk building
BRICK Ho0sRs, arranged for gas and water, and all
modern improvements, now being erected on o
street, between thirteenth and fourt'enth streets.
thirty foot alley Houses set back feet from build
Ing line for terrsess in front Will be completed
about November 10, 1857
Terms; one hf,h cash balance in Ave years, enc
tenth Of the deferred payments TO be made every sig
months fo28. .2y1 JOHN r. ELvANB 4 90.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

TNO RENT-LARGE WELL FUR
l. NIsBBp ROOMS to sentlem'n in q t.elsss
minutes walk Of the Capitol Breakfast II required.
Als', STABLE TO let Esquire at No. zoe south b
street noy2.3!H
FOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT UN-
I FURNISHED ROOMS, at 400 Maryland avenue,
between Four-and.a-half and sixth streets, Qsland
oc3l
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DOR SAL E.-A LEASE OF A
Il LARGB PARM, with Stock and Farming Inn
pements. near Mount Vernon, the river, for sale
at bargain For further particulars apply at si6
Pennsyivania avenue, Washington, d. @. oe3.n
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Coupons, li2ld b-co's, 1883, los74; 6.2o's, 1884
1881 5.20's, lsb, lO6; b.9O's, Jan and July 1895
lo7sSi l, .4os, 7-So's I'd series, lo696 1905
Sd series, 1888; Sld, lIlIs,
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ZEN. oARIBALpI ENTRENcHEp,
West India Islands Sold 10 the United States.

He Declines to Disband his Troops,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
SANTO DOMINGO.

THE NATIONAL PAPER CURRENCY-CONSTRUC-
TION OF ROADS-EMPLOYMENr OF FOREIGN
ERs IN THE MINEs-ENPLORATION or THE
RIVER YUMA, AND DISCOVERY OF COAL
FESTIVAL OF TIE RESTORATION.
BY late arrival at this port, advices direct
from santo Domingo City have been received here to the
18th Of September
The Bank established by the Government was in fan
operation Notes the amount Of had been Issued
by the bank Ouchaf the Customliouse dues on imports
and exports are 10 be paid in this currency The value OF
the notes compared with the national paper money
previously i'm circulation to ycthat Is, one Of
The present notes is equal TO hye or tlc Others o he
same denominations The amount issued Is, however, far
below the requirements OF the country, whose ade IS
Province OF Cibao during the tobacco creps absorbs
circulation OF 100000 and during the rest OF the yent
that province needs the whole OF the papOr now IN
circulation IN the country a..
President Cabr3l had issued decree In conformity
with law. authorizing the construction Of railroad nom
the mouth Of the river Ozama 10 CuayO Medina IN ne
section Of St CrsOba The protector ot tins road s Mr.
The oyernment reserves 10 itself right Of granting
concessions either 10 me present grniee OF any
other person. extending this railroad, or Tor Tie con
stIueIiCl o @ ~ tt i Girnltcs arising between
the grantee and the Government between the former
ana other party shall be settled by tho Courts OF the Do
miuicau Republic. Another camel road is also 10 be
onened from Santiago CabaerOs 10 the port Of
Monte CrsO for expeditng the transfer OF copper ore
Jron the minc in the interior 10 the coast. The parties
construcug This road TO have the l1ght 10 open
branch roads in any direction ana the privilege OF eN-
tending the road o Santo Domingo CITY also OF navi.
Iii fc river Ya0ue by steamers and other vessels.
Jessrs Joseph " Fabcns and James r. Young Of New
York ity are the principals in this new undertaking.
The right is secured 10 them OF converting the camel
road INTO q railroad al future period - .
An Interesting -pOndehce between Mr. Martin i.
Hood 0 London and the Secretary OF the Department of
bs Interior relative 10 the conditions on which foreign
crs Will he allowed to work The mines III Santo Domingo,
had bcen pulisicd in The Government paper II appears
from the secretary answer 10 Mr. HOOD inquiries that
inc Old law requriug that foreigners gong TO ST. Do
ming, to work in the mines should become naturaZed
cifiIeus Of the republic condition OF being permitted
10 work. has been abrOgated ana thd consequently
they are now as free 10 work IN the ines as te natives,
without changing their nationality But win regard to
another point. VIZ, whether mining company composed
"f fnregners or any of the people employed by IT, heng
foreigners might invoke tbC interference ana protection
OF the nation to which cy Utohg ia case such lptepO-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
NETWORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER ii, 1867.

ston should be deemed necessary by the party inter-
ested The Secretary replies that the present ecree po
bibng appeal to foreign governments must De lnaI
tanned in its integrity nasmuch as IL IS necessary
vision against the Dominican Government pehg IA "a
Quently involved in difficulty arising ONT OF uspucu
international claims He adds that the American cohp
MES now being established in the country nave III
contracts with the Government generally accepted lnc
terms of the decree. - -, -. -, ,,,o
exploration of the River Yuma, which had been madc ny
Mr. Arthur Pennel The report SHOWS tlat ihIs ~
which runs through OF the richest districts OF .nc
island might without much diihcuty be uladc naNlea
ble for vessels of large tunnage TO considerable dslace
inlandat least As miles AT three different Spots neh
the ivor snnerca indications Of coal were discovered
by Mr. Pcnne but the o"hcrs VI 'Ao l'"" 'iP''NN '
further examination. -. H. 90. A. ronrIIio
after the evacuation OF the country by the Spanards hau
been celebrated with great reiOcings ana enthusiasm "
ali narts Of the Republic At Sano Domingo Cy terc
was Grand military parade and TIE Dcum at the Cathe
draI Which was attended by the soldiers ana all he gov
erment officials Salutes were fired during the Day anu
uarties and balls in the evening closed the festyltes
From statement published by the Department ol i
nance il appears that the imports ana exports pssig
through the CustOm-House at Puerto Plaa Ior Ine Elk
months ending on the 30h Of June last reached I'LL s
-the former valued at S3s3Oi and the iater at
The Government have sent an ordertO hlr D. NJ machs
of TO purchase 100000 stand OF arms Tor te use
of The Republic. The principal weapon OF the DonlnGa
soldiers in fighting the Spanards during the late spanish
Intervention was the nGchete , ,-,,,- - o.o
As another sign OF progress IN the Republic, we noIs
that newspaper has just been started nm the toW vi
santiago de los CabalerOs, so celebrated III te ouen
finn. az ri
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
r1NANC1AL- AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. oct 9-Evening-COnsOls for money, 9il :;
United States $40 Bonds, 71s; Illinois Central Railway
shares 77s; Erie Railway shares, 43 Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, %.
Oct 1O-NOon-ConsO for ney,0tlSlG United States
$40 bonds 20 Illinois Central Railway shares 7}; Erie
Railway shares 43l Atlantic and Great Western ConsO
dated bonds 2ls.
Afcrnoon-Consols are steadyat "a 3l6 Got "a 1916
as incorrectly printed in Of the evening papers in
the noon report) FiveTwenties quoted at 72. Hi
nos Centrals at 2 Erie Railway shares have advanced
Z per cent and are now quoted at -.
FRANKFORT Oct 9-Evening. United States 5-2Os for
the issue Of 1852, 74i
Oct lONoon-United states 2Os for the issue Of 1852
743.
LIVERPOOL Oct o-Evening-Cotton closed irregular
The sales to-day foot up 1900 bales The closing quota
lions are follows Middng Upands, S54s 5l6d.; Mid
ding Orleans, SD Corn A quarter for Mixed West
crn Wheat 10 for White California, and IA for No.
Milwaukee, GENITAL. Barley, s. 2 co II for American
Oats 3s z 45 70 for American. Peas, 47G JOi % for
Canadian. Beef, 1870 - 3O4 u for Extra Prime Mess
Pork Il a. 200 u for Prime City Mess Bacon, a. = cwt
for Mddcs. Lard, $50 q cwt. for American. Cheese,
62j y ewt for Middng American Rosin, G cwt for
Common American, and ~ for Medium. TanOw, A. Z
cwt for Americans Spirits Turpentne q. 2 cwt
Petroleum, IL gallon for Spirits and for Standard
White.
Oct 1O-Noon.-Cotton quiet The estimated sales to-
day are 1900 bales; Nnddling Uplands at sgd; Mlddng
Orleans sgd Corn, Wheat, 10 for White California
and Il for No Milwaukee Red. Barley, G. Oats3 s.
Peas 476 Beef, l3O Pork, IL. Bacon, a.. Lard, So g.
Cheese, So. ROsin-COmmon, C; Medium, 10. Tallow
45J. Spirits Turpcntiue 81. Petroleum-spirits j.
Standard White, g.
Aftemoon.-The Cotton market continues quiet quo
tations unchanged Breadstufs steady al the open
ing quotations. Provisions Irregular Extra Prime Mess
Beef has declined TO 125 per Dbl Pork is steady at II
Per Dbl for Prime City Mess Bacon is oil. higher and Is
quoted at ~ per cwt. for Cumberland Cut Middles.
ard White firm al G.
LoNDON, oct 9-Evening.-NO. 70 Dutch Standard
Sugar. 25 c. Calcutta Lnseed, 6s imperial quarter.
Whale OIL, s36 252 gallons Linseed OIL, $40 tu4.
Oct 1O-NO0n.-NO. y Dutch Standard Sugar, m
Calcutta Lnsced 6s G. Whale OIL 1885, Linseed OIL, $40
Jinseed Cakes ell
ANTWERP Oct ONoon.-Petroleum IS francs for stan
dard White.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

reserves of the banks are generally fully mp to tho
requirements of the law, and their statements now
are being printed in full 10 accompany the annual
report of the Controller to Congress in November.
In conversation to-day Secretary McCulloch ex-
pressed the opinion that Mr.. Pendeton's plan for
paying the Five-Twenties in greenbacks was sub
stantially reputation, and that it would not be
adopted.
It appears TO be quite probable now that Gen.
McClenand of Illinois may succeed Gen. Grant in
the War Department.
The postal treaty between the United States and
Belgium has finally been ratified and hereafter
mails for the latter country will be transmitted in
separate pouch by every steamer
The following appointments were made by the
President to-day r. H. SOmmerwell, Receiver Of the
Land Office at Tallahassee, Fla ; Jno. J. Godfrey,
Collector of Customs for the District of ST. Marys
Georgia.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the House, and Congress
men MOrehead aud Spaulding are here
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
FArAL RAILRoAD ACCIDENTs.

BoSroN, Mass, Oct. 90.-J. b. Eaton, road
master on the Boston and Lowell Railroad, was Killed
this morning by slipping from the platform on TO the
track go. -. Al ~or,,or,
BENJAMIN Beanan, freight conductor on the Newport
Railr0ad was killed last night by being struck ny
bridge while OH top of the cars. -, ...,,o.. -,
DINIEISONyIIIE Conn. Oct. lO-A fatal accident oc-
cnrrcd wednesday forenoon resulting IN the alnost III
stant death of Mr. Daniel Thnrber Of Mendon Mass
The mn freight had detached several OF the rear cars
while nnder full headway, the engine and forward cars
keen,no on 10 the upper switch Mr.. Thurber having
hut one eye did not see the detached poftlOI' anu
senned upon the track between the ears four 81 he
paSsed over him. cutting his body nearly M TWO Hc "'
about % years OF age.