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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THl LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoy, Sept 13-
Evenine-Consols OAK for money. The chief American
Central II; United States nve-twenty bonds nrmsr Al
Tx . 72zs: Atlantic and Great Western 21k.
1Hn CONTINENTAL BorRse -FRASKToRr, sspe Is
Evening. states nve.tweny bonds are steady as
THs IlvxRrooL Corrov MARKET -LIvERPooL, Sept 13-
Evening Owing TO the improved tone OF the trade re-
port cotton closed Armer snt more active The sales
have exceeded the estimate made At Inc opening. The
for %Sdns Upland. and for ns Orleans
LrvERPooL BREADsTuFFs MARK r.-LIvERPooL, Sept.
1s-Evsning5rhs market closed aaiet. "a and ss'sdy
at 42s. Cd and barley ~ 5s Id Wheat and oats are
without change in price
Evening market for provisions closed quiet Al
two O'Clock beef had advanced Is Cd aimee noon and
was selling at 1928 Cd Lard advanced 3D., and the
pros sos Cd Cheese advanced 3D., and the quota
ton was SIS Pork aud bacon unchanged.
~LvnPooL PRODUCE MARKET -ILvERPooI- Sept 10
Evenng-Tbs market closed without quotable change
Tallow advanced to 44s Cd and spirits turpentne de-
clined to 2ss There Is no change IN other articles.
LONDON MARKKrs.-LoKpos Sept 13-Evenng.--N
changes have taken place markets since the
report No. IL Ouch standard sugar, 24s Cd Scotch
Der 252 gallons Sperm oil Ellis yer ton Lnsesd oil
ESQ ton. Lnseed f10 los ton for feeding
THs PETROLEUM NARKEr.-AsrwERP, Sept 13-Eveu
AZ saHi p''''" "A'N'' ''"'' ''a '''''' '''''
Marine Intelligence.
GLASGOW, Sept. 13 Tho Anchor line steamship HI.
bcrnia, Captain Munroc. which ieft Now YORK on the
sist Of August, arrived at this port to day.
ton Companys steamer Erin, captain Hail, from New
York the 3lst Of August arrived at this port to-day
e ounssrows. Sept 1a.-lhe royal mail steamship
Scotia Captain Judkins, from New Cork on the 4lh
inst arrived here this forenoon, on the way to Liver
pool
THE BARK ETHEL -Lospos, Sept 13-Noon.- -Des-
Ethel Captain wylie, which recently sailed from Hong
KONG for New YORK. when . Few days OUT got aground
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Exgc;,sicn ,FgiyerselIsss. Paris. ,IS61.-
awarded over eighty two competor the highest pr.mium
Gold Medal-for the perfection OF Sewing Machines apA
Button hole Machines; the only gold medal Tor this branch
Of manufacture See official t awards and fac smis e
medal at WHEELER a Wilson'S.
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Of srsy By Ess Fs ss
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Constitution Water In a Certain Cure for
Diabetes and all diseases Of the Kidneys. Depot - Cl8
Now York.
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Broadway between Sinessenth and TwensietS strss.s
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Un,ysE.cI EsggsS:Siss'oTnRi Rcr,i; ise1 ,.-,
awarded tho FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL Tor Amer-
can pianos all three STYLES exhibited his medal beng
distinctly classified nrst IN order OF merit BY the
Wsrerooms Nos ios and III East Fourteenth stree.
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David,s Fall style Of Gentleme Hats
1891 Broadway, near Duane street.
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Fire In Bleeclkcr Street.
At halfpast twelve o'clock this morning q fire broke
out in the building 275 Blocker street. and before
was extinguished the attic story and the roof were
burned ont damaging the building to the Of about
$500, which is said be covered by insurance rhe
bni ding is owned by Mr. Townsend and leased by James
r. Brown The second floor ballroom dane ny acad-
emy, kept by John thompson the rear part OF which
he had apartments for his family. Mr. Thompson esti.
his loss least 81 900; Insurance. the front
attic rooms occupied by Michael Dixon and the
estimated at $4,000 insured for s4OO in the
Tradesnens Insurance Company. Edwin Stone occu
led the attic His loss will be about 81 600;
Insurance. The loss stock In the paint shop Mr.
Brown estimates at about $500; insured Tor 81 900 in
the St. Nicholas Insurance Company. Tho fremen put
out the fire remarkably WE'LL at one time the flames
gave evidence Of spreading through the block.
Destructive Counagration at Cleveland
Thirteen Dwellings Destroyed-One Man
CLEVELAND Sept ID 1867
FIRE at Crestiine this morning. commencing at the
Franklin House, directly north OF tho Continental HOTEL
burned thirteen dwellings, with their contents fronting
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
The loss very heavy The insurance is light but the
narsa not Vne %no
The Continental Hotel was great danger one time,
and was only saved by the untiring efforts Of the
citizeus
Fire mt Bufnlo-The Fire Department on n
Parade at the Time.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept 49, 1867
FIRE broke out at half past O'Clock this afternoon
in the cellar OF Holman's drug store No. las Main
Exchange street The IRE caused from the careless
use of q candle a cask OF naphiha The whole nre
department of the city out In procession al tho time
the tire commenced esootina the Corning EasIe Hose
Company to the railway depot their departure for
Philadelphia
BUFFALO, Sept 1910 p. NJ
Tho Gre confined this afternoon to the cellar under
Homans drug The damage by nre and water
yet be ascertaned large quantity OF naphtna
fire prevented the remen from getting to the
ceiars Holman's stock Ia valued at SIS 000 insured
FOR $40, 000 which will cover the losses.
Fire In Chicago.
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Fire mt Bufnlo-Tho Fire Department a
Parade at the Time.
Fire In ChfcaxO.

The buildings Nos 521 and 537 Clark street de
slroyed by Ere this morning. Loss SOS. 900
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
HEST POINT.

GEN GRANT AT THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or A
MILITARY BOARD To REPORT ON GEN. uPTON's
SYSTEM OF INFANTRY TACTICS.
From Our Special Correspondent
WEST POINT, July 10, 1867.
The unexpected appearance here yesterday of Gen.
Grant and number Of general officers, including
Gems Meade and Candy, has created quite sensation
at the fort No sooner did the cadets learn that their
movements under the eye Of Gen Grant than they
were at once the Q rire TO anticipate his every wish
and render the utmost satisfaction The discharge OF Their
points along the Hudson have been attracted mere
10 catch a glimpse Of Grant and his Ientenanis.
anshed officers at West Point is the formation of Mill
try Board for the purpose OF testing the new system OF
Infantry Tactics introduced by GEN Upton and TO deter
mine Tie ACCESSIBILITY Of it's adoption the United States
service The Board which is under the presidency OF
Meade, Gen. Barry Gen Candy Cen Geer Cen Pltcher'
Barnes Coils. Emery Bideaux and many other officers
are in attendance. Last Winter, Military commission
III session here reported favoraby on Cen op2 on syS-
TEN, but IN consequence OF some hesitation Oh inc part
Of the War Office authorities, and some doubts
expressed from other sources WAS uG 4eehea
ton into the matter, with view to its nnal
Gated to the young soldier will be smphed considerably
officers will be enabled TO handle bodies OF
troops with much greater facility In tne presence OF an
Increased strength Of division armed with The death
dealing breechOader and which admits OF Tar gieaeT
number OF men being thrown into line IN order OF
hattie. with less risk than formerly. The system
Is especially useful in sBrmshng movements as by ~
four times the number Of men can depoy from the
main body in the time now taken for that purpose.
In many respects the change may be said TO bring
Infantry dri1l in close resemblance to what ~
known as the single formation Of cavalry drill.
cen linton seems think his system superior to Hardees
and also Caseys. For TIE Lest month le has peep en-
gagged In training the cadets here In the new movements
and to-day they were exercised for an hour In the com
paDy drill in the presence OF Gen. Grant and the Military
board This is considered merely the preliminary drill
Parade took place earlier hour this evening than
usual In compliment to the Board Tomorrow battalion
drill will take place the plan, and the day after
there will be general review of all the troops at the
post The result Of the Commission Will OF course BOZ
Grant is staying with Gov. Fish, as also Gen Meade
Sone f the other officers guests OF Gen. Pitcher the
sUnerntendent and the remainder staying al Roes
II rfal
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CANADA.

THE DOMINION CABINET-A NAVAL AL1ERCATION.
MONTREAL, &. H., July 10.-The Hon. Darcy Nc
Gee at large meeting, explanations showing that
the most ee cordial exists between han and the Gov
erpment SIR John A. Mcdonald has invited him 10 be
come a member OF the Dominion Cabinet aud reprOached
him for taking steps 10 place himself outside OF the
Cabinet without hItf making his intentions known.
Mr. Niece stated that Having the federal principles in
view he could become member OF the first Govern
Inent unless the number OF members in
creased which would have made II too I'M
wieldy aud upon consultation with DIR. Upper
they Withdrew In favor OF Mr. Kenny Of Nova scotia
Resolutions we're passed laudng the spirit of self
sacrifice displayed by MessIs McGee and upper aud
recording the conviction that fO grave reasons national
10 is most advisable that Alr AcGec
should have scat in the Cabinet OF the New Dominion
The buias last week 10 the alarming number OF 1A
an alteration took place at Quebec yesterday between
officer OF the 2unDOat Aurora and the cOInDader or
tile American steamer Haze The officer requested the
oOfBander 30 take down flag, ana the American hatly
refused supposed that there had been breach OF
marine etiquette on the part of the American commander
Tesdent johnson and Secretary Seward had proposed
visiting Montreal after going 10 Boston and Gen AVeril
United StateA Consul here, proceeded tther TO return
with them bat important matters arising prevented the
ysik UegtGOy, Pelican Of Quebec, sent for the Hon. H.
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THE INDL4N VAR.

ATTACK ON BATFERTY's RANCH BY sol DlERs-iEAis
FOR THE SAFETY OF LIEUT. KDDER
ST. LOUIS, July 10.--An Omaha dispatch says that
on Saturday morning soldiers from Fort Laralni
went to Bafery's Rancho five miles distant and de-
manded whisky, aud because they were refused they
threatened burn the rancho They then made second
demand for the whisky and being again refused they at
tackled the storekeeper and one Of their number was
shot The soldiers then formed in line and fired several
shots rancho Subsequently the Provost Marshal
with soldiers arrested the occupants OF the ranene ana
took the desks ard safe out Of the building lac SAFE
was afterwnrd robbed and the rancho burned 10y the
soldiers The proprietor estimates his loss AT GOJ
martial has been convened at Fort Martial 10 eA
anime into the matter Indian deprcdatiOns were again
reported the the Platte River Lieut. Kidder 81 inc
Second Cavalry, with 10 aud guide VINO LETT Oft
Sedgwick the Goth ut with dispatches FOR Gen Gus,
ter has not been heard from. FcaTs are entertained
for his safety and the men with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11

LONDON, July lONOon.-Consols formoney' Va Ohited
states Fiye-Twcnty Bonds 73 Illinois Central Railroad
Shares sol Erie Railway Shares al
Anernoon.-ConsOls and Frvc-TWenty bonds have be-
como somewhat rmer the opening and prices are
about lls higher sugar firm at 256 for No u Dutch
Standard.
Evening Conso-for money. o4I United States Five
Twenty Bonds 73i Illinois Central Railway shares, 500;
OHIO Railway shares, al.
FRAxKroRr, July lO-Noon-United states FIye-rwen
hes fOf the issue Of 1862. ia.
EyeniBg-Unted States Five-Twenties, rs
LIVERPOOL July lO-Noon.-Cotton quiet and steady !;
estimated sales today 5000 bales; Mddling Cplands
,o,d.. Middlng Orleans, 10 l5l6d Breadstu1s quiet
Corn. 81 for New; White California Wheat 1879. Bar
lev 81; Oats Ss; Peas, 800 Pork, 75; Beef 1866 Lara
17j3: Bacon 426; Cheese 60i6. Pot Ashes, Si hosli
common. NJ Fine 1915 Petroleum, Spirits SD; Refined
li2l: SHIRTS Turpentne 3Ol; Tllow, 4i Clover Seeu
az.
Accommodation is frmer and IN better demand
The sales will exceed the estimate made at the opening
No chance has occurred In prices The sales viii reach
bales The other markets without quotable al
teration.
Evening.-Cotton steady; sales to-day, 10000 bales;
MjddliDs Uplands lO9d.; Middlng Orleans, 10 l5l6d
Breadstuas quiet; Corn 81 for New White Canorhla
Wheat 1919; Barley 81 Oats, $40; Peas 1916 ProNsiohs
Pork 75; Beef, 1866 Lard, 49, Bacon 429i CHEESE
col. Produee-P0: Ashes 81; ROsin. Common q; Flne'
,9j. Petroleum. Spirits SD Refined, li2id; Spirits
Turpentine, SOL; Tallow, AL; ClOverseed, al.
LoSpoS July lO-NoOn.-No. II Dutch Standard Sugar,
a56 Scotch Pig Iron 53. Calcutta LDseed, $50 Lin
.eed Cakes, SO 1910 LiDseed Oil, 9h lO'. "hae Oh'
Rs5. Sperm Oil, clio.
Pyening-No. IL Dutch Standard Sugar, 256 scotch
Pig lron ST. Calcutta Linseed, 6SiG. Lnseed Cakes
go 1916 LInseea Oil, sn lOl. Whale OIL sa5 Sperm
OIL, Rll0.
ANTWERP July lO-Evening. -Petroleum' az francs ior
etanlard White.
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CauchOn to form ministry NJ. Cauchon ut frd Deemed
bnt subsequently consented to accept the ASK N1l1s
Tor the election viii be issued about the sd OF august
FRANCIS Merrill has been committed for tral, charged
with the murder of Jean Baptste saut and WIG, WHO
we're found IN the burning ruins OF their house
THE CATHOLICS ESPOUSE THE REFORM MOVEMENT
TORONTO &. W.. July l0.-A Convention OF Catho-
lies frOm all parts Of the Province assembled here yes
day no consult the political action 20 be taken under
the existing aspect of affairs. About 200 deegaes Wte
present They resolved aid with their Influence the
Reform party of Cler Canada in the coming election
Letters published from Bishop Lyncn OF Toronto
N Bruyerc administrator of the Sandwich Dl0cesel ana
other church authorities disappearing Of the Convention
tad calling their adhcrcnts to give the Coalition Gov
ernment a trial before condcmDiug IT. The Hon JOhn
Saudhcd Macdonald has been offered, and has accepted
the Premiership OF Ontario.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

~ ATLANTIC JEEkNRAPH tbs TEisvSE'
LONDON, July 1O.-An important diplomatic note
from the Russian Cabinet in regard to Ireland has
lust beer published 1t is addressed 20 tho Emb9ssa-
doris of Russia at Washington, London, and Paris.
They are requested TO call tho attention Of the Gov
ernpmnts to which they respectively accredited
70 .e existing state Of affairs in ireland. ard are n
t-tea TO represent that in the opinion q the Rus
.se Cabinet the condition of that island invites
ssrt inquiry on the part Of the Governments OF Rus
s,a France and the United States, IN conjunction
with that of Great Britain.
Ron MI Scholefeld, Nj. p. re dead.
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CRIME.
rABBrNG ArrRAY IN BROADWAY.


At III a. IN. Yesterday Timothy j. Driscoll entered
the carpenterop of Garrett Van Cleve at the corner OF
Forty seventhst and Broadway, and soon became en-,
ged in an alteration with the proprietor about come
money matters Dnrng the fight which ensued DTlseo
stabbed Van Cleve five times, IN the LETT SIDE mead anu
arm causing dangerous wounds Drscoll then ran from
The place but was captured by Officer Murphy OF the
twenty second Precinct. He locked up III the Forty
seventhst Station to await the result OF the wounds
inflicted by him The wounded man was taken TO has
residence, No I522 Broadway where he now lies III q
critical condition.
WOMAN SHOT IN THE SIXTH WARD.
AT 10 o'clock a. m. yesterday Joseph Barbeire an
italian organ grinder discharged several shots from
revolver in the rear yard of his residence No So
Mrs Pose Ephsein residing at No 40 requested MN 70
ceaee fTn0 as her children were SICK: ana the
noise disturbed them Barbere declined and during the
that ensued he fired shot az the WOMAN
The bah entering her mouth and passing out OF the rgn
cheek causing painful wound. Barbeire then entered
his residence and locked himself in his room Inc door
was burst in by Officer Alison OF the sixth Precinct ana
Barbere was found lying upon the bed pretending TO DO
sleeping The pistol found secreted between tno
mattresses the bed The accused was taken before JUS
tce Bowling ut the Tombs, and committed To avail an
examination The wounded woman jsd0lns weD enc ~
q native Of Poland, aged IS years.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
REGISTRATION.

MOBILE, July lO-The registry list closed in this
city to-day. The total registered were, S277 whites;
1881 blacks.
RICHMOND, July 10--The majority of negroes
registered in this city so far is 100,
MEMPHIS, July 1O.--1he completed list fOOts up
7sj col0red, and 39i5 white voters. In Georgia we ma
partial returns from various counties, which uniformly
show large majority of coored vOters. In savannah the
egrOes registered OunumheT the whites three to one
SAVANNAH, Ca July leone hundred and sixteen
whites and 80 cOOred registered to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
SPAIN.

LONDON, Iuly 1O.--Dispatches received here to-day
from Madrid announce that Cen Prm, the noted
revolutionary leader, who had beer for some time an
exile fum Spain, has landed in the province of Cata-
lonia Though nothing is definitely known Of his
oention fears are generally entertained IN Madrid
that his sudden appearance in Catalonia is but the
torcrnpper Of an insuTectiOn in that province.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
coNNrCTICuT.

r.,r.oRn. July lO.-In the Legislature to-day The
-, ,,,r,.d y, I'M the Senate the election of Ed
-, r s.,a,,,i NJ New Haven. aud Miles I. Granger
", cnoan Judges OF the superior Court The senate
oI races at the close OF the week. until the
"a of October In the House Il was rejected by vote OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
YIRGINIA.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM COTS

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
RICHMOND. Va, July l0.-At n meeting N the citi-
zcns OF Buckingham County yesterday the Republican
platform was adopted and che Of TIE WAtG en-
dOrscd
RESCUE OF A CONVICT BY NEGRoES-TIlE FRENCH
TOBACCO SEIZURE.
RICHMOND, Va. July 10.-Last night, in Peters
burg about negroes assembled at the and res
cued from the Sheriff of Nanscmund County. negro,
convicted of felony, who being brought To tho FEM
Tertiary here: they made the Sheriff produce the keys 10
the handouts and then made of with the prisoner Inc
negro was again arrested by the police OF Petesbnrg
this morning, and brought To the Penitentiay. The
French seized captured property by the GOV
ernment aud for which the ROhschlds suelng was
sold to-day by tho United States Treasury agent The
money is to be held until the suit decided There were
$40 hOgsheads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
ALABAMA.

The commanding officer at Mobile has ISSUED an
order for the trial of Mr. David j. Files charged with be-
ing leader of the riot the night OF the reception In That
city Of Congressman Kelly Nj. Files has been removed
from Fort Gaines and confined at the camp Of the
18th United states Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
TOLEDO AND COLUMBUS RAILROAD.

TOLEDO, Ohio July l0.-The Convention called IN
the interest Of the proposed railroad from Toledo 10
Columbus, Ohio, assembled In this city to-day. Fun
delegations from all the important points along the route
were present Resolutions were adopted, providing LOT
an immediate survey Of the route, and Tor the appoint
Of delegates 10 meeting To be held IN TINS ciy Oh
the 18th inst, TO effect permanent organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
POLITICAL.
OHIO.

JoBN G. LEE UNION CANDIDATE ioR LEUlhNNNi-
GONEBNOE.
CoIuMBus, July lO-Gen. John &. Lee OF oehocs
I,,,ee 10, Lieutenant. {; overnor vice the Hoa sam
mel GALLOWAY declined. Lee commanded tue S'h ONO
during the war lie is q fine speaker amt w' at" great
strspgtt to the ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
TOBACCO SEIZURE.
GEORGIA.

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 1O-A Republican mass meet
ing was held here this evening. The attendance winch
was orderly was addressed by A. w. Terry of New-10rk
who gave the negroes good advice. He was followed by
several Others aud resolutions passed ENDORSING inc
Atlanta Convention and Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
GERMANY.

BERLIN, July lO.-The tariff system winch has
been adop,edb by the States OF Northern Germany Is
o. remain in effect ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Juy lo-Noon-The steamship Ne
hr,sza Capt GiGrl, from NewGork, June % arrived
here fh,s morning en- route to Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-11

FUNERAL OF RUFUS IT, KING.
ALBANY July I0-The funeral Of Rnfus II. King
will axe place ia this city Friday. at o'clock III