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New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCI
ENCE AND ART,

ENCE AND ART.
The first meeting of the Association this sea
son took place evening Cooper Institute Prof
Hartt who accompanied Prof Agassiz his recent
pong expedition after the return again started to
visit some those places where things Of interest had
before been only lightly touched letter from HIM
giving some account OF the snccess which mas so lar at
tended his travels read by Mr Henry OKelly last
evening. Recently Prof Hart sent home eight boxes oi
marine specimens, which he had collected at 81 Thomas
He had with him at Bahia when writing large coec-
ton of marine animals, shells, cOrdls, ana hshes'
numbering TO several thousand specimens lie promises
cstng scientific cuuOstes. Some observations from Mr.
Fisher relative the forming Of company for the IN
PRODUCTION OF steanpows lea TO a iong discussion ~, ~
Rufus r. Brown objected 10 the application OF steam 10
the ordinary plow He believed that some other instru
ment more suitable than the plOw could and ought
to be invented Mr.. Henry OReilly made
subject was referred TO the Section on Agriculture.
The subject next considered the socaled Runic in
scrptiOn imagined to have been discovered on rock
The inscription read thus Here rests Syasy or Suasa
widow Of Kodr and SISTER Of Thordg children Of the
father 25 years Of age May God MAKE gag her
soul 1851" The name and date. W Langley li6s were
carved above the inscription For some time after the
discovery OF these supposed ancient herogyphcs many
learned societies talked of the discovery as Bill stunps's
mark was talked Of by former antiquarian body OF
1son explored the Georgetown region and found the
treasure But no one knew who this Mr.. Raiinson was
1andwork of a mschievous son Of Pennsylvania Sena-
tor anxious to venate his scandinavian lore FOR there
TO an imaginative mind might be made To
do service in the manner described. Hence
forth all welregulated Antiquarian Societies
win speak Of this discovery POtomax Hoax" vote
Of thanks DR.. Davis for his paper was passed Mr..
Disturnel made some remarks upon mete0rology' Cd
servaton shows that in the North Temperate Zone along
the Atlantic coast storms invariably come from the west
ery point and then follow casterly course Tins being
40 IN follows that in the United States there would not be
much difficulty in warning seapOrs OF the approach Ot
storms II storm gathering in the Gulf OF Mexic0Or
on the eastern stOpe the Rocky Mountasa signal might
be sent by telegraph to the central Office at Washington
he
given America In this regard is far more favorably
crcumstanced than Western Europe. The forming OF
meteorological societies next considered sell
acting ca instrument has been lately invented
in London which scientific journals have passed favor
able Judgment The Secretary Of the New York society
was Instructed TO make full inquiry about the nyen0
and report the result
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION

CARE FOR DISABLED SOLDIEES-THE CANAL
QUESTION.
ALBANY. Sept. ., 1867.
The Constitutional Convention rcCOnyencd at
7 o'clock
Mr.. FOLGER Rep. Ontario) presented rcmOnstrancc
OF the trustees OF Hobart College against the abolition Of
the Board of Regents Of the University.
Mr.. HATCH Dem., Erie moved the Committee FL
nance be requested to inquire into the expedcnoy Of in
PRODUCING into the financial article the following section
After the repayment Of all the advances OF the state
and the interest upon the for the construction and
maintenance OF said canal, more greater toll sa
ever after he charged levied upon said canals than
shall be sufficient for their ordinary repairs and further
improvements" Referred.
Mr. HATCH urged the adoption Of such article as
that would prove highly beneficial TO tho interests Of
people, and example In the direction of Tree
trade that would place New York In enviabe position
compared with New-Jersey and other sister States
The PRESIDENT announced MeSsrs. Axtell. HlseOck.
Reynolds, Hinohman. and Armstrong the Committee TO
consider the expedieney OF making Constitutional pro
requiring the Legislature to provide by law for the
permanent OF the disabled soldiers Of the state
The Committee of the Whole resumed the consideration
OF the report OF the Committee on Finance and Canals
Mr.. BARNARD Dem. KINGS spoke at length IN re
view OF the history OF the canals and In warm condCm
nation of their msnanagement exposed by the present
investigation of the Senate Select Committee
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
GEN. SHERIDAN

GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN HIS HONOR IN II:
LOUIS-IMMENsE TORCH-LIGHT PROCESSION
ADDRESS ~ CARL SCHURZ
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Sept. 9.-The demonstration
tonight n honor Of Gen Sheridan was the largest ou
pouring of people ever witnessed in St Louis The toro
light procession was nearly two miles long, and conssteu
OF over 20 Posts of the Grand Army OF the RcpuDh''
large number OF cOlOrcd organizations representatives
the various wards OF the city the fire department and an
immense thrOng OF citizens The procession was neaIy
an hour fling past the Southern Hotel on the east pa
cony OF which Gen. Sheridan his stan officers members
the various committees and invited guests were sta
toned The crowd at and in the vicinity OF the ho'e
after the procession had passed must have numbereu
10000 persons and the number that thrOnged tho streets
the line of the march could not have been less thah
from 10000 TO 80 900 persons.
After the enthusiasm of the crowd had somewhat sub
sided Lieut. Gov Smith delivered short, but very cor
dial welcome to the General behalf of tho people OF
the State which was followed by very eloquent ad
by Gen Carl Schurz in which lie referred to Sher
idan as the model American soldier the hero OF many
hard fought fields the representative Of American ohy
airy; the statesman well soldier to whom the peo
pie of Louisiana and Texas will look with gratitude md
esteem the who opened the way to permanent
peace and prosperity.
Gen. Sheridan then stepped forward and replied 81
follows
90 presume You all know never make speeches | re-
gret exceedingly that am unable to make one tonight
but TINS very KIND welcome has been unexpected by o
entirely and only return my sincere thanks for
your enthusiastic and kind welcome"
A few remarks aftcrward made by Gen Pile and
the crowd gradually dispersed In point Of numbers en-
thusasm, and general and hearty sympathy. many
Of the oldest citizens say the demonstration has never
been equaled in St Louis. From II 20 O'Clock today
the General received visitors AZ the hotel and the crowd
of callers almost incessant Tie General will leave
for Leaycnworth tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
CIBi.
TIE STRIKE OF THE CIGAR MAKERS-EXrEDI-
TON TO MEXICO.

TIE STRIKE OF THE CIGAR MAKERS-EXrEDI-
TON TO MEXICO.
HAVANA, Sept S-KEY WEST, Sept. 9.--Ihe
strike among the cigar makers still continues. About
200 journeymen have been thrown into prison. where
they properly cared for by the authorities 1t said
that many Of the manufacturers are inclined to yield aud
take the men back at the former rates.
The Bureau of Collection at the Council Hall deserted
through the day. nobody appearing 10 pay taxes About
the same state OF affairs prevail at the Government
Offices Claims upon the Treasury postponed for want
OF ready cash Even the salaries Of the employees for
July have not been paid yet The general tone of bus
ness is fcverish The export OF specie continues.
There Is rum0r circulating that an armed expedition
into Mexican territory is contemplated by SanO Annas
with the material and moral support OF European
powers, and their representatives,. The funds lately col
lected TO render assistance 20 the eXes Mexico
are to he devoted to bounty money. They amount To
100000
Tie local editor OF the Sglo senor Dclmone has also
withdrawn from all connection with that journal.
The community Is alarmed at the reappearancy of a
attacked, robbed, ard nearly murdered dwelling
house entered on the th by three men armed with
Account n the interior districts Of the Island repre-
sent that ,Nteusiye rain storm had prevailed. and
great comp. made of the damage done 20 crops
The market during the week has been quiet, and
closed dull the basis Of 81 -. per arobe FOR Dutch
Standard No H.
In Exchange tendency is downward on London, 10 per
premium Pars, a6i per cent United States Cur
ronoy, 2a2Ii per cent discount. Gold co days 6!a6
premium
The fate of the British bark Helen Drurnmond remains
unknown.
The British steamer Mersey brought from Vera Cruz
800 refugees, part for wOrieans; also st0OO
Ht p m the vice PRESIDENT Of the Interoceanic
Telegraph Company and the Inspector General Of Ice
graphs visited station ChOrrera. This morning signals
were made and answered from Key West. The Gable Is
now completed. Dispatches from Washington are cA-
pectcd to-day.
No tidngs from the Helen Dummond yet
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
NEU- ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED FOR AYRSHIRE AND
NATIVE BREEDS OF CATTLE.

LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED FOR AYRSHIRE AND
NATIVE BREEDS OF CATTLE.
From Our Special Correspondent
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept T. 1867.
The Committee on Grade or Native Stock of
Cattle had for examination nine herds 2 cows 10 three
wear old and u year old 3s yearng and 10 calves
oil OF which were very fine and highly complmened for
their milking qualities Among the herds the
of Thoroughbred Jersey with the thoroughbred
Ayrshire giving, in the opinion OF the Committee
hardness and constitution 10 the Jerseys ana
udder and teat development 10 the Ayrshire, with
a uniformity Of color, symmetry ana yellow s0ftness
Of skin truly admirable. The committee recommend this
cross for village families and those who make quality and
quantity OF milk the prime test The committee also say
that the cross Of Ayrshire with Durhams encourage beef
and milk qualities and the cross OF DevOns with Durhams
butter and work qualities. The COW TO whom the com
mtee awarded the first premium gave 25i quarts OF milk
m "a hours IL calved in April and Is the property
OF Joseph Whelden OF Providence The second premium
was given TO a old Durham cow the property
OF A. f. Bates OF Barre, Mass Obadiah Brown Of North
Providence carried of the first premium for herds Joseph
Whelden Of Providence, rst premium Tor three ycar-Od
COWS; G. T. Plunkett OF Hinsdale Mass, first premium
for two-yedr-ods, and Wm. Eanes OF Worcester, first
premium for calves ~
stakes medal to s. NJ. and ID Wells Of Wcathershcd,
Conn for bull Alexander Christie, and to T.. ID. Pierce
az Providence for Ellen Douglass The gentle
herds william Bunie Of Springfield, Mass, took first
premium for three yearod bn and :. NJ and ID. Wells
The second. To j. s. Brow, North Providence
awarded the first preinin !" .'' iW9 years DID, and
g s Bradley Of the same plac r"ah premium. r.
d. Pierce Of East Proyidchcr the hrst prize for
oneyearOld bulls and fouryca For three and
ear-old cows G. and - liza took the first award
and for one -year-ods S. NJ. and u. Wells.
Mr. II. NJ. Clark Of Belmont Mass. had on exhibition
fine collection Of Burmese cattle which attracted
siderable attention. and diploma was awarded them.
The stock Of poultry was very ine, although not as
the fair had held little later In the the dis
play would have been much more attractive or agti
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD, LONG ISLAND.

At the meeting of the Company, last evening,
business Of more than usual interest was transacted
statement Of the condition Of the work show that tho
Company expects 70 their first passenger trans on or
about the OF October between Jamaica ana sl Inc
road ay graded the entire distance between the places
inst named and all but about 2 miles OF the track mas
been laid The labOring force employed is large Inc
iron for whole line has been bought Nearly an ,ne
tics needed are al Jamaica and along the line The Com
many have two new passenger cars AT hunters iolnt
These they win take TO Jamaica lInmedatey uhey haSe
two locomotives running construction trains on tne
track laid. After the trains commence rnnnlng
hetween Isp aud Jamaica, the road ~ next 10 De cA
tended 10 the East River. The point where u VIII
fouch stthe hriver has not been deterinlniedi;; "a;
~ % sad that between Hampstead and Isp nearly all
The travel on the Long Island Companys line except
Al Hcksve is from the south side OF the lsland ana
.hat fbese travellers have now between four ana hVe
miles distance to go over reach the railroad The new
road s 10 run through the midst OF the population OH he
th s,de ~ the Island and is only half mile on an
average from the main common road 1t Is believed tat
- drvng fhe western terminus OF the Long Island Rail
rosd from the foot OF Atlantict Before adoning the
Directors voted 10 pusb thc "orh 'roueh "s '''"b'
and speedily possible
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Thc anniversary of
the admission OF California into the Union celebrated
to-day with considerable spirit The ceremonies consisted
OF procession Of pioneers oration poem, and a
banquet.
Tie state Fair has opened al Sacramento, and IL
promises to be the best for several years.
The steamship Orifammc from Portland on the 9th
inst brings 100000 from the Northern mines and 50
tuns of Oregon pig ron the first invoice Of iron from the
new works Of that state.
Rich placer mines reported to have been discovered
at PendOTyillc Lake
Mining shares open weak. and the leading descriptions
show a further decline An assessment OF s25 per share
has been levied the Gould Curry. Wheat j. quoted
at 81 60aSl IS. Legal Tenders 50d1.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
RICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
This society held preparatory meeting yes

terday 10 complete arrangements for their Annual Far
which is the 3d. and conclude on the 20h
inst Since the formation Of this society q marked
Improvement has been noticed In the care ana breed OF
Staten Island. Tie meeting yesterday was held at the
cnlhonse near the DOrp Station and President d.
+ Clawson was In the chair After the reading Of the
minutes the President spoke ateringy Of the large at
tendance since argued that deep Interest Is felt IN agr
cnmre on Staten island. The Committees Of Arrange
ments and on Music reported that all the necessary
arrangements have been completed and tat an excellent
Dixon Noble and Connor. the Committee on Locating
Tents reported progress Therepors have been salsac
able doubt that the Fair will be the great aDtic
paed After the adjournment OF the formal meeting the
MIR Vanderbilt % revise the list OF premiums 10 be
awarded the successful competitors at the Far.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE s1GLER TRIAL AT HACKENsACK.

The examination i'll the Sigler case was con
tnued yesterday John Arthur testified that he had been
in the Aims House six years ho had been blind 20 years
corroboraed evidence Of McGrOw about the heat
ing OF Mrs Leh he knew of the beating only by hearing
the blows and repeated the declarations OF Sger that he
had locked Mrs Lehr u he had his cane erked from ms
hand by Sigler with which the latter beat Mrs Lc he
also testified to the beating Of Mrs Lehr at the breakfast
table, and the route to the school house, when she
strapped and imprisoned. John McGOon testified TO
Mrs Leh being beaten and punched from the bridge up
70 the school house. He stated that occasion Sg
Ter had struck ehr as she going into the ROOM and
that she fell headlOng from the effects Of the blow John
McCarty boy, testified TO the heating OF Mrs lehr over
to the school house for not putting Oh her clothes she
beaten with Daniel Lanler testified that Mr..
siger frequently beat Mrs. Lehr An attempt was made
the part the State get I'm evidence proving that sig
Ter intmdatng at the Aims House but the
Judge Overued IT, The defense rested after brief e1-
animation Of Mr. Taylor the present keeper Mr. Iutte
opened the part of the defense by referring To the
newspaper articles published. aud by stating that he
should impcaCh the testimony OF OF the witnesses
He said that he would show that it necessary 10
correction in the OF insane persons Judge
Bede withheldTan opinion in reference to the course
counsel for defense wished to pursue till today when at
O'Clock the case will he continued prominent feature
of yesterday the testimony of Dr. awer one oi inc
defendants witnesses, who swore haty against MI
Slger.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9-The amount of gold
in the Treasury today $50 1920 and certificates
s4s79 ZOO total s97G339lO The amount Of currency il
$6,9O3,OO0
The Secretary Of the Treasury has to this date removed
the injunction cGreq, from lS4 Of the Missouri state
bonds u OF the North Carolina bonds and Of the Ten
nessce bonds which were years ago abractcd from
the Department of the Interior while held in trust for
certain Indian tribes the aggregate amount stolen being
S806OO The holders of the bonds thus released from
having presented the required proofs that they
procured them In good faith from known and responsible
persons will be enabled to obtain the accrued
INT
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
BASEL BALL.
1rK EcKFoRD- ATHLETIC MATCH POSTPONED.

TIR ECKFORD- ATHLETIC MATCH POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9-The match game Of Base
RAJ the Ekford Of Brooklyn and the Athletic Of Phs
ha which played today postponed on
of the rain -
THE GAME IN VERMONT.
The Unknown Club of Rutland, Vt. visited P0ult-
sT o Wenesay last carried away from the Alert Club Of that
champion bat VI the First COngessond Dct OF vermont
by score Of ~ 70 l9
MISCELLANEOUS
The EdgewoOd Il. Is. G. of Westville, Conn, beat
<e formerly Yotores) by Of "a 70 H. Saturday
game of ball was played on Saturday between
fh ,e1ts Haven ground Of the
Club which resulted tie victory Of the Unknown BY score Of
DtO2I
A game was played atNewhallville, Conn. between
Counens Of New Haven and The Live Oaks HsmPdn me
badly, dspung the decisions OF the umpire
treating Lave Oak boys very hanefuy AZ tbe close OF e
eighth stood Live Oaks 40 and the ContnenAh 10
The and tt inning making their sore 20 "1tn
opponents fndng they hopees beaten refused 70 pay
I.aaer
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
= TNF"EE ~ WI
errnr.I1--Er-rHT-YXrH
DIED

BOOTHA Fn3I.wooi J., suni,T. Sep. Robert i,n"
ain. Msry Seymour aoI william Booth isel m'''h'
Notice )ffluera hsseiher
CONKbING-Suiiny At Mietovn Orange County Y on lHes
dsy sept Lincoln third Charles sni Lncres CoukHS
aged wears months AMI l. iaJs
GODDARD-A CoeTnans Y SATURDAY Sept 3eoTg, Doug
lass Calvin aud Gertrude o. Goddard IL tie 5ih ye j h
Re.i've, friend, respectfully invited 10 attend the nr'l hon
tie resdelc Of hs parents n" 80 Ea Thirh st., New f1rf %
Iuesiay. sept 10, at ~ o'clock p
KEIrHAt STANFORD C0an. Sunday Sept 1857 after short
Illness, Bhsibeh p wifi. Of Behnel Keith aged So years
hAYAt Akron Oho Sigday August b. Horace h,y sg'i %
MNER-A' Moscow Peun Saturday Sept Edith Loui Miner
daughter oi fanGs aud Maria Mnei slt gIsnh ) Joseph
Oliver, aged II months andl n days
Her inferred n
TUCKbROn saturday Sept Joseph Tucker 10 The SOIL Of b
The rye AMI friends Of the f,my respectfully invited 70 .eni
Peters Church between Eghth
sa Ninth on rneaT afternoon next, the Oh inst Al rcos
without further invitation
BwING-Msmbers of TOE EwYork Cseionisn Cub rquri
hi, da Tusiay Sept l0 o'clock his late residence
N, t 1t Thirty bhhst By order Of TiOS BARCLAY Chef
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
TIE INDI1NS.

FIGHTING WITH THE PACIFIC COAST INDIANS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-An expedition is
fitting out to punish theying Indians in the Umatilla
District Some soldiers under Lieut. Force, had battle
with the Snakes at Brunt River, killing or capturing
considerable party with soldiers killed and
nine wounded The reports of Indian outragcs IN oregon
Washington, and Idaho mining regions frequent CO.
COppngcr had several brushes with the Owyee Indians
in the middle OF August, killing 20 or 30 in all.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE LAND OFFICE.

Commissioner Wilson OF the General Land Ofc, IN re-
fpcn'e u an inquiry whether corners oneous established on
the original survey be changed has replied to the eject that when
The standing be ntied established IN
the original the land having been disposed Of By the Government
according to th- limits hereby defined there arhon Of Law for
changing the landmarks the approved
Iebraay 3 concerning the mode of surveying the public Land. o
the United states expressly puates that all marked the
rett by the General shall be established
the secon subdivisions which thy
intended o. designate sud the OF half and sections
marked iI shall be plsce
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE WE1THER

Rzs,HK.The Thermometer lowest early COZ Morning
very CLOUDY he drilling and II - Aisr
noon evening II little drilling rain, 9lj 70 ID
The tln discovered Friday September by Prof W'ob
With eqao, telescope Of the Ann Abor Oh'eryso
nesr Detroit situated Zolacal sign Of PS' ~ \ W om
Aiger5 (Lambdg PrgI and ll from lGamma Aret.'
forming quatera triangle vita them both II rises At about
7is m crossing meridian At las In altitude 50' II will not
be hr from TIE could be With telescope o.
hV fanefure September 1861 right ascension f anl
49, uorh leclnstou ani 10. Magnitude the eeyente
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
MARRIED..

DOwYs-GLOvRR-nth this City on Tue.i.y sept By TIE hs,
Norton William Dovns 10 Ers Wslsce seeoaa uAuk"'' W
Charles y. Glover, ESQ, all Of this city No cards
HARI-SCOTT-In BROOKLYN L. H. SATURDAY Sept W we
r Rf~n Maunee j. Earl, IL, sf Ne" foA 70 "ss'
Of Brooklyn. No card. go,
ODRII-BRD-ln this CITY o. ThorSi sePt ,Ir,iIs % Olsl
tbe hdd. u.ent. by Re-, j. ,i"rl iiolme
10 Ausla ii daughter Of frceaaa H. Dri eau ~ VI ''' WV
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

MORTALITY OF THE WEEK IN NEw-ORLEANs
New ORLEANS, Sept 0. The total number
OF deaths yellow fever for the week ending yester
day were 29 The total number for the "a hours ending
yesterday morning. were 40; ending this morning bl
QUARANTINE NOT TO BE ESTABLISHED AT
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. S.-The Board of
Health has refused to establish quarantine III the TVe
deeming 1t unnecessary.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
ARMY GAZETTE.

r Miller 7th 10 hams 81 Cavalry. ordered report
ordered before the for duty Carlisle Bara
Phielph, Retiring Board Bre The order assigning Brvet Col
Major J. EckersUn. ASSISTANT W Foster Assistant Quater
Qusenaer ordered Fourth masier 10 duty IN Fah Military
Mluy District Capt W District has been revoked and he
Suy Assistant Quinermster ordered 70 rerDti - ne Ssn
dere1 90 ltf In Tie iiah Military 'terGeuer,
district. SesOni Lieut. A. n VIII
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

cultural implements and household utensils there were
upward OF 1000 specimens exhibited Beside there were
samples Of California from Perkins. Stern r. Co
OF New York grains from the different States and in1I
mofable improvements for wagons carriages, stables,
hArn II
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
CoURT CALENDAR-Tmrs DAv.

SUPREME COURr-CHAnBzRs CLsHHE
n-Sm.'h sgt Lunar a. lll-liilgfen rt al at Lac
bJ-NslrntIne sgt. Schultz 70 al. llj-Sdmr '2t osne
14-iefnri igt Peck il4Rirlsrl'nd ssi Security ius
BJ-Iufrer ct sl agt fI,N 90
sJ-kelT agt Kennel. 10 -Neistll ~ o.,rmih
b3-Cchn AZ, Harris isl-IrrrpFr az. victor b'l
g-Baker agt Byrne - 81 sui silver - HnS 20
lDf--R-inord sst Elmer q a.
Call ll5-Mucon at Bacon.
MARINE COURT-TEflL TyrH HgARNF
8l-Sisrr iet Green o8-Nolil Burkr
Bl-Srhitter sgt N.a Wtgner. 99-Strvens ig- Cor
Chit t.ld.a at ,tee.A,u IeI-Keeaan at Dthmir.
l5-Smth fgt short l12-Rosenbtfg sg, MTurt
el-tonr,di sgt Sinser I03-McCoDnsu at Psr1t'
9i-Wbuag -. Fsl!ol. l0i-Iohn All. Manner
9t-Anstiu sgt Bra1r I15-Fettrech igt Bes~iic,
sl-Iin igt. Bishop lG6-McD,nsd agt mrAru'nA
9-lIalf az, Nrli, I1T-Kfinagh sgt M'ksmmsl'
95-Wll'sl AZ Wolf l08-Schmilt az, Hls
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
BRAZIL,

ARRIVAL or THE SPANISH FLEET AT RIO
JASEIIsO.
HAVANA, Sept. Slate advices from Rio
Janciro report the arrival at that city Of the Spanish
squadron commanded by Admiral Mendez Nunez. 1t
would soon leave for the River Flata.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
puIr.nPLpuIA CATTLE MARKET

Sept Cattle dull unsettled and lower sale,
l2d6c Unchanged sales 80 head Shrp u AM
lower sale, 405e Hogs r demand ses go head
at xlOa 10 T5 y 100 N.