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-WooL-Fine qualities, firmJ common
to medium, dull and decling; sales 2O0.-
600 ms. Mt 4oa5sc for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Sole, steady at 29a3Oc
Bueuos Ayres light weights.
PROVISIONS Pork -Opeued lower.
closed more firmly; sales $500 bbls. at
SIS a0a23 80 for mess; closing at SIS 81
regular; $40 50a2l 90 for prime. Beef
Quiet; sales los bbls. at previous
prices. Beef Hams-Quiet. Bacon
Unchanged; sales IS boxes long cut
hams at l5I<c. Cut Meats-Steady.
sales $50 packages at lSc for shoulders;
l7alS1Sc for hams
LARD-Heavy. sales $40 bbls. at 1873
BUrrER-Firm at Isa4Oc for State.
CHEEsE-Quiet and unchanged.
.aa-.. LATEST NARKETs-6P p. n
FLoUR-Closes quiet; holders are
more disposed to realize. ..er
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui and scarcely
so trim; spring at 81 35a2 81; No. l
spring at 81 40a2 AZ. Rye-Firm and
quiet at 81 6Sa1 20 for western. Oats
Firm at 72RSSc for Chicago and Ohio,
Corn-Dull ut 81 4Oa1 AZ for good TO
prime mixed western.
PRovISIoNs-Pork-U and de-
cidedly lower; sales 1000 bis mess at
So 9Oa23 % cash and regular, closing
dull and heavy at So 80 cash, S24 90
regular. Beef-Nominal. Cut Meats
Dull. Bacon-Quist and without de-
cided change. Hl4 f.ss. E.ra.a.t ---r
LARD-Sisady Mt IA <aIS9<c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS. I-a r-a
Dry goods market steady for staple.
Cotton with only moderate demand.
aa MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Coupons, '62,
1121si do "a, lO9;Ado Is, lO91&i new
l075I; 1910 coupons, 1905; 7-S0s, sec
ond and third series, lO6. r'.-
MONEY! per cent. .r
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BEAUTY
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T1ROpUCED BY THE USE OF PROF.
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one application warranted TO cure the most
straight and stubborn hair of either sex into
wavy ringlets, or hFavY massive Curis. Has
been used by the most faShionahlts OF Paris
and London, with the most gTRtiIyinR re
suits. Doe no injury 70 the hair. Price by
mall, sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive
Circular mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS & CO., Chemists, No. ID River ST.
Troy, n. Y, Sole Agents for the United States
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CLOSING PRIoEs-5:sO P. N.

HSOLD-If4- -..-HaHrr. . ....... ..-
CLOSING PRIoEs-5:SO P. N.
GoLD-Loweri opening at 144ss; clos
ing at 1885. - ...
eHsier; COUPONS 81, ll9z; do '62, ll2IS;
do "a, 100; do IS. l091S; new issue, 1917,
do ", l07l4al075s; 10-4Os, lOOss; 7-SOs,
l05JsalO6.
STocks-Opened firm but subsequent
ly became dull, lower, and closed fe-
verish; American Gold. 1885,; Cam
ton, 45a4T Cumberland. 29aSI
s11a9I<; Pacific Mail, I4254al43I<; At
lantic Mail, 1l41zai15; Western Union,
37aS71<; New York Central, ll3sSalI4Is;
Erie. 691Sa6O5S: Hudson, l2SI<al2S1s
Reading, l02al021z: Ohio Certificates,
261<a27; Wabash, 4Ia4I; st. Paul, 1854
45%; do preferred, 6S1<a6s1z; Michigan
Central, 1O9alO9If; Michigan Southern,
S33SaSS2; Illinois Central, l22al221<;
Pittsburgh, sS1<aS374; Toledo, lS0aI3l;
Rock Island, 31<RlO37{; Northwestern
437<a43Jz; do preferred, 675s; Ft.Wayne,
lOo3<alOI.
STATE SroCKs-Missouri IS, 1919:
Nirginia's, new, 45a4s; new Tennessee's,
EXPRESS SToCKs-Higher; Wells, 57JE;
American, 60a65; Adams, e.; United
States, 6la65; Merchants Union, 23a26.
Cincinnati.
FLoUR-Firm in demand with full
rates; family at $l2a1225.
Characterization holders ask
ing 800 for No. l; buyers did not offer
better than g 30. Corn--Advanced to
81 OS, and was generally held at 81 10 at
the close. Rye-Steady at 81 so for No.
1. Oats-69c, and held at zoe at the
close. Barley-Higher; prime TO choice
fall at 81 75aI so.
CoTToN-DuIl and prices nominal at
l7yEalsc for middling uplands.
ToBACCo-Firm md demand good
with iull prices.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 81 in bond.
LARD-In demand at 1877, but held
at 1876 for new; butchers sell at 1876
in tierces.
-Pork-Mess dull at S2I
Bacon-Advancing, and the demand
for sides, holders asking &c higher;
I4J5c was refused for shoulders to come
out smoked. Bulk Meats--None Of
fered.
BUTrER-scarce and prices higher;
fresh at 33a40c.
EGGs-22c.
CHEEsE-I41la15c.
SEEDs-Clover seed dull at Ssas ..
Timothy at 81 40. Flax at 81 25a2 so.
Om~Linseed dull at 81 10.
Gold 1431<a1435z. Money market
stringent.
IoIelO-
OCTOBER 9.-FLoUR = Eirmer but
quiet.
GRAIN Wheat White Ic, amber
SIC, and spring 2a4c better; sales white
Michigan at g IS; amber at g 67a2 6SLz;
No. spring at 81 l4a2 10; No. 2 spring
at 81 03; No. } spring at 81 81. COrn-lc
better; sales No. Wabash at 81 10; No.
Edo at 81 bal 1917; Michigan at 81 1871.
Oats-2c better; sales No. at 62a65c.
Rye-Quiet. Barley-Sales, No. 2 at
LAKE FREIoHrs-steady and nm
changed. a.-.
OCTOBER g.-FLoUR-Firm.
GRAIS-Wheat-$I 97a2 OF. Corn
Steady 81 90. Oats-Firm mt 575<c. Rye
Dull at 81 3OaI %. Barley-Heavy AT
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-D at S23 75a
p 90. Shoulders-Quiet at 12c. Lard
Held firm at 13I<al3Zc.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal.
... Buffalo.
OCTOBER 9.-FLoUR-Aotive; $40 375<
for western spring.
GRAIN-Wheat-Fir No. l Mil
waukee az 17a2 20; No. 81 l3a2 IA.
Corn-2c better; opened at 81 20. and
closed at II y. Oats-OPened at 671fc,
and closed at 6Sa69c.
MISUNDERSTANDING
ir milwaukee,.
OCTOBER 9.-FLoUR-Firn; city Xxx
$40 O0a1O so. A
-wheat-weak at 81 9s for
No. l.
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BY THE CABLE.

Advices to the 9th of October.
y LIvERPooL, Oct. -Noon.-Cotton
dull. Breadstuffs firm.
The New York steamer Rising Star,
from San Francisco September 18th,
has arrived,
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Ladies' Kid Gloves.

Large stock aud best make. Embroidery,
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FANCY GOODS

TONSISTIN9 OF DRESS IMAISGS,
" Buttons, all styles; Embroideries, Rum
ings. Stamped Goods.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
CIIIlA.

HAVANA, Sept 17-The Government of the
Island has accorded taxpayers only eight days more
for their payments, after which all dehquens VIII be
heavily fined Large amounts of taxes still remain I'M
paid. . nj,
unchanged L. S. currency quoted at 2A A02it discount
81 reals per arobe ProducePotatoes, 81 Apples, g.
sailed-Steamers Daren for Martinique, faiayo Ior
ST Thomas and Cuba for New Orleans
sept. Is.-Exchange dull, ana little sold. Sugar mar
ket inactive, but prices unchanged Produce market
quiet sales small -, l..
The steamer Morsea from Cadiz has arrived here TO
take the place OF the steamer Ciudad Cluda' WHICH WAS
wrecked. - u, <,o.
sailed-steaners France for ST. Nazare and Governor
Marvin for Key West aud English brig victoria ior re
sacola. -, .., c,oor
sept lo-Exchange-Q Quotations unchanged sugar
market active; No ~ Dutch STANDARD e3@ss reas
~ arobe Produce market unaltered.
Arriyed-steam,r Missouri from New-York. sailed
brig Ponsett Boston,; English schooner oriental or
New. Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A FENIAN RIOT IN MANCHESTER.

sr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
MANCHESTER, Sept 19-NOon.-Quite a serious
Fenian riot occurred in this city to-day resulting in
o strong police escort was conducting the Fenian
Kelly recently arrested in this city, and Deasy from
the jail to the railroad depot, preparatory to their
removal TO Dublin for trial. it was attacked by mob
of people, armed with clubs stones, and firearms
A desperate battle ensued for time when the pO-
lice, finding themselves overpOwered, were obliged
to give way. The prisoners were rescued by the
mob and carried off in triumph The city is now
quiet. One policeman killed and several others
injured. Many of the rioters also badly in
jured. A proclamation was Immediately issued by
the authorities offering reward of G5OO for the re-
capture of the prisoners.
m.-Up to this hour six persons have been ar.
rested for participation in the riot.
LONDON Sep. 19-Evenng.- received
nounce that the rescued prisoners still at large
though il is thought they cannot have escaped from
the city. great many rioters have been arrested
THE ANGLICAN SYNOD.
The second meeting of the Pan-Anglician Synod
was held yesterday at the AIchepiscopal Palace at
Lambeth.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
The regular weekly returns of the Bank Of England,
published this evening, show that the bullion in
vault has increased fl5000 sterhng since the last re-
port The excess of specie now on hand over the
amount represented by the circulating notes OF the
bank is greater than ever before.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
MEKICO

LITTER FROM EsCOBEDO 10 MHHiEh WhIho'
WAsnEGToS, Sept. 10.-The following letter
was received to-day by seBor Romero, from Gen EAco
bcdo, dated San Luis, Aug. D;
ee6or Don MArrAs RougRO-Hy EsfeeBed Friend
only received yOur very kind letter OF the bth UT iou
the delay In It's receptiOnhaying been occasOnci Dy te
fact OF my having gone to the City OF Mexico am no
surprised at the which my enemies nave hVaieu
themselves Of in the United States 10 give me the pa
character which they attempt, for tho sole purpose
of inurng my reputation, because, as they are aso
the enemies Of my country, they must seek 10
discharge their against all Its true ana
loyal servants and believed have right to count my
self OF the number the full satisfaction OF having
been governed In my public conduct by the prescriptions
Of tho law and the Instructions OF my Government ana
thue as believe have, tho esteem OF AL truo MeN
icnus have absolutely no fear OF the ISLANDERS ana nc
cueatjona of others thank you much for your Official
denial of the accusations made against me 10y tn Wlt"H
of hcb Won mako mention In your letter Tor thls ~ '"
me an additional evidence Of your esteem ma uuaa
friendship remain, asoyor, your hlhVo,, nu ",v,'"
friend, ~ 'TNV"""N
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
r,,r ,-xyvrRs,IJsT CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-The General Conven-
ton OF Uuiyersahss adjourned this evening to meet IN
september next at Providence. The Hon. lsrael WASH
burnc Of Maine. Thomas A. Goddard OF MASSACHUSETTS,
tho Rev Dr Rider OF Chicago, the Rev keharu huuy u
rhna,oon,a and the Hon Horace Greeley OF Ncw-York
wcrc apnoiuted committee TO take into consideration
the proprcty OF celebrating the
Tho yersast Church. and report at the next session o,
,no me % mnnn ~ Toston we're adopted without dis
scniing vote: ,..m,u n. abiding fih In the great
Rsrd Ih %sn equality brotherhood and Its on'con
& ,hs s,,srrine spirit and form Of all ey NO. ' & s S
Wa 'ny s ~ nriyae and while rejoicing that hr se '
@ h. 80 VIGOROUSLY In the vindesen ct 'a pausa % sa
hms a N recognize the fact mat lhe va, o Ms
ahy these matters still In progress and That ,he hshes a
s, ,bs the nations guide 80 ha ,a', % %
treas which wo nave 50 "eeH "'"' ' - " ~
pcgress Of the world -. ,.,,n Al, o,, th.t An,
Rrsolrsd That With peculiar sahsiAouen Nes" wv Wv
and have I" kn'laN beeh u" 4,
these principles constituting ihe divine iae I" 10" w Ah H
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
EXPLOSION OF A sTEAM-TUG - SIX PERSONS
KILLED, FIVE INJURED.

DETROIT, Sept. 19.-The steam-tug W. *.
Miner exploded her boiler last night totally destroying
the boat and instantly killing Capt. Robert Prdgeon,
Mate Elias Prdgeon Engineer Brampton, two flremen,
and the cook The names of the latter were not ascer
tanned Five others badly injured, one of whom Will
die The tug Miner was uninsured. and worth s2OoOO
she was owned by John Prdgeon of Detroit The engi
neers name was John Kircheau, and the clerks william
hampton: also two named Charley and John, sur
names unknown None of the bodies have yet been re-
covered Among the injured are Thomas Daniels Of
Buffalo badly scalded and thought fatally Walter Cart
wright OF Detroit fatally injured In the back Oscar
Cartwright of Detroit, badly scaded; Michael McQueeny
and lanes scoed bruised and scaded but not seriously
Tho capaln and mate are both lost and brothers OF
the owner
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
TILE MORMONS.
VIOLENT uARAYGUEs AGAINST TIE GOVERN

VIOLENT HARANGUEs AGAINST TIE GOVERN
MENT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia violent harangue was
delivered at the Tabernacle IN Salt Lake on the sth inst
Brother soan editor OF The Deseret NeWs declared him
self polygamst and would remain so. He had violated
and would continue to violate the laws of Congress pro
hibting polygamy. lie denounced tho Government as
tyrannca and unjust. and having right to make
laws FOR the Saints He urged upon the Saints the lrac-
tce Of pOlygamy necessity for uphodng their ltl-
tons and for the enhancement OF their salvation Elder
Kimba followed approving Of the sentiments uttered
by Brother Sloan as poly gamist He was sound. He
(kimbaD had seventy children already, and calculated
that the Kimbi family III fifty years would ounuuiDcr
the present aggregate Of Saints.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
RECEPTION or BISHOP WOOD IN PHILADELPHIA.

PnuAprLrnA, Sept is-lho return home
of bishop Wood om Rome. to have been celebrated
10 day hy grand procession ~ Catholic societies and cit
srus hut tho nonarrNa ol the steamship AragO aLNew
York from southampton IN season io allow o hts reach
ing hoto IN nc has caused the public rolocaS over his
rrtnrn ta ho postponed Ia another day The fhoatrian
Saect ON learning that the hShop 90 arrive AZ the
Now Work depot at oelock, formed IN procession ana
marched hWhvr whcrc they met tho shop and ese0F'sI
INN 10 his rNaAenec.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
THE MISSOURI SECRETARY or STATE
ASSAULTED nN AN EDITOR

Sr. LOUIS Sept, ip,-Funcs Rodman, Soc.
rotary OF state had personal alteration with Nit sch
a,L aAaociato editor ot rae WessAs lNsf yesterday
afternoon aud Nod hlow on tho head nom an ton
pokrr The difficulty grow cut ~ Che publication et an
hrtiro which Waa recently printed IN % lohctaon illN
KaAoa papor ivrrius tn the aac ~ tho lon Mountain
lailrnad and charged that o,ri ha@no' tha 'Nn'llN
uou honda have hoon illegally laaued o tho rgcsew own
uia af that read. 60, .
MiLu Mr,polo aud Aaron ioncs VIII siNe tholr u'es
spntfing pNhhltion hrto npN MudaN, al't "h'h 'hoN
wll no ~ khl,NEw
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1867

tain patronage to help their party at the coming
elections A number of Federal officers IN Phliadel-
phia who have refused to contribute to carry on the
campaign have been reported for suspension Hom
office.
Two colored men, while eXcavatng ground III
Alexandria, near the canal basin, exhumed Dox
containing $67 900 in Alexandria Corporation notes.
together with a will. The testator was upon IN
quiry ascertained to have fallen in the battle OF
Seven Pines.
The weather has been excessively hot in this city
for the past three days The thermometer has ranged
about as high as at any time during the Suihmer
Business is stagnant in consequence.
Edwin Booth has made another application for the
remains of his brother j. Wilkes Booth. The appli-
cation was referred to Judge Holt and refused.
Information has been received at the Treasury De-
partment today from Haverhill Mass, that the
Hon. S. b. Colby, Register of the Treasury, is no
better, but is expected to die.
The T. b. Munson of Virginia who was buried here
to-day was widely known, not only as the owner of
Munson's Hill. where the Rebels held Mcclellan at
bay for six weeks by wooden guns but also as one of
the few prominent Virginians who voted for Lincoln
in 1S6O though notified at the time that it would be
ut the risk of his life if he did so.
Gen. Hancock called on tho PrshttEt thh morn
interview of an hours duration with hr .ohnsOa to-
night.
Congressman Robinson of Brooklyn ard Gen. Egan
and Fitz John Porter had interviews with the Pres'
dent to-day.
The Navy Department has intelligence of the death
by yellow fever, the 18th inst, at the Pensacola
Navy-Yard, of Acting Master III. c. Wade command
ing the Yucca also, board of the Tacony, on the
18th inst, of Frank Supplies, ordinary seaman; also
the 1Gth of j. f. Wiedlin. private of marines and
on the 18th, Of Vim. Paul. Quarter-Gunner.
Gen. Townsend has received a dispatch from Capt.
SwartOut, dated Galveston, 18th inst. announcing
that Mrs. Griffin wife of the late Brevet MajorGen.
Griffin left there on the 10th for NewYork She was
WELL
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Chandler, and
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Rollins, returned
to Washington this morning, and are at their respec-
tive desks.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
THE VEST INDIES.
PORTO RICO.

HAVANA, Sept. 17.-Advices from Porto Rico
to the 7th inst have been received Official dispatches
had been received there that the Queens Government
had approved the appointment of Edward Kooplsch as
United states Consular Agent at Aquadlla.
A telegraph line from san Juan to Hunacoa was 10 De
established. , -. ,,,- -.
hurricane was expected on the St. Domingo coast
The English brig T. A. Bernard; from Philadelphia
smoke on the 18th inst, English steamer from Liver
pool bound TO NewOreaps of the Great lsaaes IN dls
ress Her shaft broken and she had lost her screw
She asked for assistance.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
TURKEY.
'UE WAR IN CRETE

LONDON Sept. 19.-The contradictory stories in re-
gard to the war in Crete still prevail. The Greeks
deny that the Turks have been successful III their
battles with the Cretans.
THE UNITED STATES DECLINE TO MEDIATE.
VIENNA, Sept. 19-The Presse this morning IN a
leading article, says that the United States had de-
slined to mediate in the matter of Crete.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
MAINE.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE BY COUNTIES.
The following are the official returns from 44O
Total. So. 400


There are but 40 small towns and plantations 10 he
heard frOm-most OF them in ArQostOOk County. When
these are they will make Chamberlans majority lit
tie rising l2Oo0. -
Aroostook which was conceded to the Democrats, has
gone Republican and will elect Its senator by ab0ut
800 majority In York County on account OF scattering
votes there choice of Senators throwing the election
into the Legislature and OF course, insurng the choice
Of the Republican candidates. The House will be
made up of about A. Democrats and loo Republicans
There will be many contested seats.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
PACING Ar sr. lorls.

Sr LouiS. sept. l9.--m the pacing race at
rrotns rark hs acruoep pan voorhees, 'oek the hfs'
heat m sgsl nlO noNce Won the heN thsee hVa'S @ ~ W.
800 e9it and e,lA paN NNogAeS Was ySt"VNN w ~ ~
aeriud heat MAg,Wscg made inc htst Rat nV ~ Wy wy
atat hrat tn toS rRc owner 81 hilN hNve ahneehvcd
"itr ths f mat he would match his horse AGAINST ANY
va,lus horse Ia div y2aatN seg ANY amount u h"h"N
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

soUTH AMPToN, Sept 1872 p. m.-The Hamburg Amer-
can Companys steamship GermanIa, Capt Hack which
left on the 9TH inst, arrived here about noon
to-day.
QUEENSTOWN Sept. 19-2 p. m.-The ship Detroit Capt
Curtis which recently sailed from Shields for san Fran
cisco put port leaky to-day having experienced
rough weather.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

ruIRTY Y-sEyFNTH MEETING OF THE BRITISH AS
sOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
SCIENCE AT DUNDEE.
vrou Our SPECIAL Correspondent
DUNDEE, Sept. 8, 1867
On the Firth Of Tay, where l write the
British Parliament of Science is assembling for the
thirty. seventh time Every year, when the London
oteal Parliament is fairly dispersed the scientific
House Of Commons conyenes itself This assembly
known by the long name Of "Tho British Association
for the Advancement Of Science" holds Its thirty
seventh annual meeting IN Dundee this year ana Ihe
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
orv SHERIDAN AT PITTSBURGH.

PrrTsBURGH, Pa, Sept. 10.-Gen. Sheridan
passed through this city this evening en- route for the
East He was received at the depot by large number
Of citizens and fireworks set OF during tho few
minp,cs no WAS here lie left on the lOt o'clock train.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
SENATOR MORTON on TIE FINANCES.

SLNAlOl MOhION pN iili' i.'-h.'NA"''
Senator Norton, in letter disappearing the
policy OF attempting TO pay Off any considerable portion
Of the national debt at once, says:
"Ths generation has 10 discharge large State. County
and Municipal indebtedness growing out OF the war ana
within the next ten years viii have To pay not less ti
sO0OO0OO for pensions aud bOuutics, beside eXtraOrd
nary expenses Ter Indian and other causes In ten
taxable property nearly doubled In value. In ten
years tax twice IN amount can be borne easier than te
tax OF to-day Within ten years the Southern States VIII be
reconstructed and in the enjoyment Of comparative pros
perty Within ten years and perhaps within nye, me
increase Of population, wealth aud capital VIII ehaDe the
Government 10 sell at par bonds be arg much lower
rate interest than the present and thus consolidate and
reduce the debt Should the Government find Itself at
any time possession Of currency that can be ap
promptly applied but any attempt TO pay tle bonded
debt In advance by heavy taxation, or by Initiating the
In fifteen years and possibly in Ave. the difference IN
value between gold and greenbacks VIII nave ceased 10
exist. by gradual return to specie payment, ana
the question OF the mode OF payment OF the bonds,
whether In gold greenbacks, VIII have become unin-
portan Specie payments can be reached without con,
iractug the currency by waiting reasonable time untll
business has brought the country up To the existing
volume of currency, without financial CONFUSION:
corresponding reduction IN the pr1ce OF prop
erty. attended with great loss and derange-
ment Of business. Another imitation OF the cur
rency would be attended with another ascent
and descent OF prices and with immense disasters TO the
nation What the country needs Is ropose and stability
IN our financial policy aud without these trade and pros
The who clamOr for its immediate payment de-
nounced bonds and greenbacks as alike worthless. and
on the war; and my opinion h they mean no better 20
the country than they did then Now a. then, their
enOlt Is 10 destroy the public credit The proposition TO
pay the public debt IN advance Is unnecessary, npIact
cable and destructive, and would result IN dement, 10
none, unless 10 would be the gold gamblers and they
would ultimately be 'h0sted by their own petaTd as
ttntr ttar aaf fl4T ll. Al
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MARYLAND.

THE VOTE ON THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
MARYLAND, Sept 19.-Partial returns from
most Of the counties of the State foot up majority OF
600 for the new Constitution in addition 10 the majority
in this city, which 1854 Some counties are YET 10
be heard from, but they will increase the majority
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
GERMANY.
THE PRUssIAN BUDGET.

TIE IIIccIAN
BERLIN Sept. l9.-The Minister of Finance, Baron
Won der Heydt presented the Budget in the Parlia-
ment to-day The national income for the year is
estimated at 50 thalers and the expenditures
at 72OOOOOO The deficit is to be shared between
Prussia Saxony, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
CANADA.

nrv,Np FOR TIE ExTRADrrlou OF A NEW
YORK FoRGER.
ToRoNro, Canada, Sept. 19.-Adran Hareg.
one Of the forgers before Court again to-
day on the demand Of tho United States for his cxad
ton The case was postponed I'LL the 2ith
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
NOVA SCOTIA.
TIE ELECTIONS.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept 19.-Tho elections have
resulted IN defeat of the Unonists Dominion and local
In every county, save twon the Province
Howe aud Tuppor are both successful.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
NEW ENGLiND.
A SCHOOL WHIPPING CASE.

BoSroN. Sept. 1o.-rhe trial of l.. Nj. Chase,
A school teacher In Roxbury, for whipping boy pupil
for throwing In the street his way 10 school, re-
suited IN "a verdict of aoluittal.