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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
The Boston 'Joar,sal has the following comments
mon the recent financial developments Of that city:

The Boston lJOaf1tdi has the louo"h5 N'"i"NN''
upou the recent financial developments Of that city:
state has to-day been great excitement on account OF
certain SHANGHAI irregularities Which lnS9'e s.g has been
directly attributed % tic spirit OF speculation
ooaSR as 9D fra Of Mecn Ward Co had
.apeDe and az they operated largely IN copper stocks the ene
o. ss T- ~ s s1 os9 DEFINED to 81 Bug Tho Jay
Lned that this ft had brought to hght b5. in br,Ty los
SEA II, Is stated on that Mr. julius + Hartwe
:IsSS s sou Of Money ShS be had deposited the MeI
chants Bank He subsequently, NhdTss hs A@ogni Smsn
fed BY charles H. Smith CASHIER Of the state Bank To-day the check
held Merchants Bark pTeseatod 70 me Ss bans gaeI
pe1a on e Merchants Bank still hos The shes and inc
question Of responsibility will be settled hereafter MG sIa aa
gpe his position and ls resignation has beeen accepted lie sA
Of the hank for and his present cone aS2
tho sho regarded him as cautious ana 'fust.e -ie
:! i fumorsa That ib5 goa check: which were %Sag
hs bass Of the rs1etoR m ibe hs' PI used Mr.
saius r HargeD is reported has been 'shce' Trcctst
Tesso.g Carter q the i'm Of hesn aI ~ 20 Ma, auopIt
~ % re report current that Mr. Carter n run
L~.y ened he sases On & current regarding the LOSES
s I Int be are very isconsderans We have not
ssetanes Tsa ' be prSmea they are held BY
Who have advanced money accepting them as security -.
- . 80
The Stuyvesant Bank, Just organized under tie
Ranking laws of this state commenced business on Mon
day an inst The bank derives its name rom Governor
stuyyeAant grandson OF whom We notice Is one OF Tvs
Fast River National Bank it's President and John Van
Orden cashier Their card will be found Ii our adNerS
tng columns.
FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds OF TIE CENTRAL Pacific
RAILROAD oyPANY-mtercst the rate Of Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD, payable in the CITY of NewIork
For fun particulars apply TO or address
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 5Nssau-st, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

MOLAsSESNO saCs OF any Importance AIo rtpOIled'
Prices steady
PROVISIONS--We have had good demand for PORK
TODAY and prices are better closing firm at the improve
meut for future delivery, we hear OF sales OF sos Dts
New Western Mess at 81 ma$2l 48i seller al the month
S91 COZ hnyer do and s21 GA seller Apr the sales, cash
and regular are 900 bhs at so 63 fOr Old Meas S2l i34
d<21 IS for New Mess Sl7 Is for Extra Pme ana 20 90
for Western Prime Ness Beef is steady and fairly
tive; sales Of IT'S bbs at $9aSl2 for Old Plain Mess
s1a$s for New do; $2asl5 for GA Extra 40 ana ZIG
s2l for New do Tierce Beef is dun Beef Hams are firmly
held at prices above the views of buyers Cut Meats arc
i'm dcnaud and frmCr, particularly for Hams; sales ol
400 pkgs at 9sc for Picked Shoulders TO arrive, and
l3ai3Jc FOR Iccd Hams. Bacon is quiet, but steady
sales OF lO4 Cumberland Cut at 0lc Dressed Hogs
are scarce and nominal at % GlOc for WESTERN and lO0
lie City Lard Is dull and heavy sales OF 500 pigs
at l2aI2lc FOR Mol and l25 GlSc foTfar to prime steam
and Kettle Dried. -,
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET Is o'cIocKl-Cash
offered 6Sl for New Mess without sales;
regular at $l 75 with sales OF 800 hb 500 bb buyer
March, at Sol S7t; seller April, SCI rs bid and asked;
$40 buyer April, and sea so bid.
STOCK OF PORK AND BEEF IN PACKING YARDS, HEwYoRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
Fisk e. HATCH.

BASKRRs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 3 NASSAUST.
VIII receive SEVEN TfTETY Of all the series In OK
change for Che NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS. at the
best.maret rates which holders " 7S0s VIII find 10 their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
THEO. NJ. MORGAN,
Dipioeuo Notices.

"'' " ~ CHICAGO. Ms February H. 1851
Y,-rDrN-n NOTICE Notice Is hereby given.
q, tle socLbLr. 81 Chicago AID Aion kalIeso
,i,t DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT (3 ree oi ~ 49,,
sanncs OF he ROAD loi u. -
sir months upon the Preferred snd Comm9n sio.h % s
svsble a e oNcs II ~ X. jbSCP Coz NO, ~
ScrYorI on the Fourh Day Of srh next TO- hodes o. 40
such tie close Of business hon sn
~ 49, ssT Al which tin. he books Vii bs eosd
Anu ''OP'0 w Nv W a. LARRABBR, seer,ts'y
SENSENDERFER MINING COMPANI.~T
- Trustees declared DIVIDEND OF oNB PER .bhr On
Cspis Stock payable at the oI Of tie Company 90 March e
Transfer books closed from March the 9th inclusive
II. L. SHERElL IL, Treasurer No. l9 Bread Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

PETROLEUM-The market is dun; We quote Crude at
l7c in bbls. and man IN bulk RchEcd IN bond 2Dc
for l. oGlc for do u white 27d27c. for Prime do do
2Sd2s5c for :. W., and SOC for i. W.
RICE-Trices are steady, but We hear OF only small
sUGARS-A vCfy GOOD demand mas prevailed for Raw
Sugars, aud prices fully maintained; sales ot l2'J
hnde lfeatly an Porto Rico at Ci 1loIc. for Refining
grades aud II. for Grocery do Refined are stead!
at l5tc. for Hards. ~
SKiNS-Goat are In fair inquiry from mar.,facturcrs
but transactions limited 60 small "a Gels Of inferior
decorations nj low rates. lodcrs II prime grades
firm I'm their views which much above those of buyers
Dcer-The demand is moderately active from manuiac-
at reduced rates, which importers manifest more
willingness 10 accCde TO, We sales OF 1900 n
ssal, 400 CeDtrD American and 1000 10 Matamoro@
private terms. Quotations for both Goat ana Deer are
nominal. Deer "a 5J-HondJras, so a5sc. san Juan,
55c Bolivar l?c Sisal, 57!c Vera Cruz 57.c thagrcs,
55Q57tc: Puerto Cahclo. 4slc Para, C2ic, gold Goat
~ Dl-BUcncs AypS Sc; Paya, $40; C1racaO - 1Vci
Cape, 37Bd 40c., currency; Madras, JOd52ic. each.
SEEDS-We notice more doing in Grass Seeds for the
hore trade Timothy is firm at s. GA QG; Glover ~
heavy l2 aic Rough FlaXseed is selling at y yOGSd
-l-ntt. I..uL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
Al j. inactive aud heaNy.
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. l, 1856, TO DATE.
Great Britain Other foreign

market is iIgeguiar-the demand is only for milling
the sales are 22Oo bush. Spring, az 81 tor No s.
and g. 30 for Choice and Extra No. MNWaukect
and I21 bush. Amber State at s. o.. Barley Is
quite firm and in fair request, but the business
IA quite moderate; sales Of $500 bush. prime Canada
West free" at 81 o. Barley Malt is quiet at 81 2SGS 80
Oats are more active ana holders f1R-hcTe some
aetna Tor export sales BUSH ut 60 d6lc for Old
western C2 acc. for New Western G4c. for Ohio ana
Michigan: zoe state and CSC or Jersey and Pens
wanna Rye but quiet; sales OF $500 BUSH al VI 10
small lots OF Western and 0QSl 81 for State Can
ada Peas are easier sales Of 900 bush, free, at 81 30
Corn opened finn and closed better, with more active
export OF local denand sales OF ll2O0O bush ut 9 ore
q Os for Western Mixed In store g 10 for Western Mixed
ROat 81 10 Western yellow IN store; 81 O4 for Jcr-
Gey Yellow az jersey city 81 % for Southern yellow
q 10 for New White do, and 81 10 for Old White do.
Stock OF GRAIN in NCW-IOrk Warehouses March 4,
1861 Wheat lfsJl5O; Corn, 2Oj23; Oats 2025s7; Rye
ass $685. Barley ll5l912; Malt 237l7; Peas 1880 bush.
EXPORTS PROM SEPT. l. I5jG 10 DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
RECEIPTS OLE pRODrCE.

MARCH i2583 bhls Flour. s3S bills. whisky. 100 hbl =
Corn Meal 40 sack, Corn Meal 1900 bush Corn, ~
hush oats - bush. Seeds. 80 pkgS. Beef, ga pNts
Ont Meats I2i pkg. Lard, Glj Dressed Hogs, A;3 Dds
Petroleum. 2Tl1 pkg. Batter. LOO PKG. 'h''%f.
mt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Total stock March I, ldH1
TALLOW-The market is dan at former prices si.rs Of
WIisKY-Thc market is lull at CSC. in bond for West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
CLOSING PRICES.
NEyy.YuRII, Starch {. 1867.

We keep On bend supply Of .,>.,
NEW 500 BONDS,
TO give Ia Exchange for al Issues Of ,>,e,
5.3O TREASURY NOItS,
p,,irc a., MARKET Rates Treasury Notes shd Selling we p"
plc' " h"le" VERMlLYE 4 Co. No. "a h'liL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

2i6; Hemlock Slaughter IN the Rough, @a9sc OAR do
Light 35Q4Oc Middle. 35a3sc Heavy, 3sG4tc all cam
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF STOCKS or SPANISH TOBACCO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
Imported into the United States from

Bags
I'm = r., do,e - i7l,g7l None
on the way TO the United states FcD. - 1893 go"
Loading ut foreign potts at last dates, 800
for United States 29eO1 o'VO
stock in Importers and Spectators
hards in Boston. Feb 2s..........-.... 1870 None
Stock IN Importers, aud Spectators
hands in N,w-N Ork Feb. 2-......-..... 2,RD None.
Imported from Europe from Jan. 20 date-Norc.
Stock hand Jan ], all EauGs- 81 slJ bags
SALTPETEI-Crude is dun u &c. -
Bsrs
Unmarried date
ON the WY 10 tho Uaitt states Feb. % ....... I,i
LOADING nj foreign ports NJ last dates for the IT, 1854
Ion Fch og,o
Stock in Importers and sp"culaiOrs hands IN New
Stock on hard Jan l. an hands 900
TOBACCO
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF TIFF NrW-YOEK AND BROohLlS
TOBACCO INsPECriOS WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

IINANNN AIHII 7 I'LL ItIIIE.
Tho total number this week. - head. compares with
4iCi head last week. and with tiIs head average per
weo last year. ana with 42l9 for the corresponding week
one yearagO.
TIE MARKEr At HUDSON CITY.
HUDSON CITY, March l.-JIade has been very brisk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDIcG MONDAY, March 4, 1907.
Beev,, vsis S. p trd Lsmbs S"iss Tots
GIG co 1909 1928 $500
These were sold at the following market places:
Sheep Ard
Iailha Swine Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

CHlCAG0 CITY PER CENT BONDS.
~ yesrs 90 payable January and Jd' For ts' br
TlLEH NHLNN 4 Co. No 10 Nslit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Thcy came by INc f0OWP rOItF: FIlc tllTUAd, JUL
Hudson River Railroad, 800; Harlem Huroad, 1Gl ;
NcwHaven RAILROAD, u; Camden and Anbcy Railroad.
3Cl NewicTSoy Genital Railroad, 8l2 foot ILL., About
$500 were in the yards on Monday.
blowers.
The following the Of droycrs, owD"rs or con
sguces II ho pnc pal drove and where Tie cattle arc
reported from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
Banking iiou9rS mo Bankers
VERMILYE & CO.,
No. ~ wALI~Sr,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
GOVTRNNIENr STOCKS
CONpOUND INTEREST NOTES,

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNps cERP,rlS ON
RiNIrri,p ron on RECEIPT Al MhRkhI hAiEH'
"''' 'tI,EE OF ALL COMMISSION CHARGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
Chances for Business alsiL

A PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS FOR SALE.
~ retiring ogers postahe sad steady buss'ss
Tor sale cash Must sell this month NsnaD,-c The ets
Location in country. Address Box No a. Sernton Pa
A PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE, which was
n taken on, in Decerber, 1866 Inquire to-day Of WILLIAM
M u n. Snr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
DENNSYLvANIA STATE LOAN.
pRoposArsroa A LOAN OF e23scToo

N l,.g t POI Il u b D. Medical ElamOer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

NTOTICE.-ln pursuance of Supplement, APP
~ potel February 81 1901 a Incorporating tie MIDAS II
THOLEUH IND IMPROVEMENT Co. ofIt'nrsh aui Nealo Tie
principal oc, Of d Company from s'l The passage ."a H.
l,ipsa ael m tie e. Piharsh ari c ucIt Aunu It'aon
win b. Led n Tic orse II JACOB CLOSER No 10 loh 81
IT.hnrb h,tseen o. m and p No. Of WEDSE3DAY, March 49, '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

CENTS last wear 1913 % lloi 1920 1858 1861
Receipts last wcek..4,4G3 "a coo e,967 1859 2."a
PRICES OF BEEF Al IIlE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. uARKEI rms
WEEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05


QrOrtrIoNs.-The following reports Of sales ~ sheep
and lambs hy several of the shcclrbokcrs, Who sell on
COMM ssio, viii give tie uScrJg" q" r.r's pr Ecad ms
week They quoted per pound live weight Tor sheep
7Id9lc a., ,,, $500.
Most ~ the sheep brought or sent 10 Che different
market places in and around this city, soldby brokers
who for a stipulated price per hrId, guarantee tHlcs
accepfug the butchers paper oir'n d'tcd Hhc"h, bnt
give lie owners sl checks the stock j. sold
By doing business IN this l0O.c way, often accepting tho
p1pcr of a second third party rendered by tlio whole
sole butcher ia payment for is STOCK, The brokers lo
merry lost heavily, but have NOW associated ard
resolved to give only 10 seven days cIcdi ana mat
only TO persons known 10 H. focu; requiring butchers
keeping hank accounts 10 give checks ~ he tnG oi lur
,asc for the torn Of credit agreed upon, and that
no ,Lctlg not due at the time agreed upon Ice IC-
cciycd on any terms. This CuuIsc the salc men think
viii cstaIsh better confidence among owners OF STOCK
and by wedding ont some OF the irresponsible butchers
place The trade n more sure bisIs. lho Shttp
brokers Protective Union rs they style themselves, is
thus thoroughly organized, holding mec'insS Tor me
ransaction al business the L'At 81 Which - al HE CIR
ard House the evening Of the second IucdlF IN March
The uan must be productive of good ana cattle bohcis
mlgIt take "a hnt from their proceedings. .
The sheep trade continues good, thOdBh IL uToopcd
The supply is ght to-day aud sales quick fat sheep
selling readily at &C. with few ne at iO' and
even C,c the lattcr price for tonc fat 1870 % Ia Stock
Willie some direct contrast, 80 d. OHIO Stock very INN
were sold at I!c. . 49,, 49,. NO, o,,yo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Greet Britain Other r.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30
New York Markets,

NEW YORK, sept. ~.
Cotton-witlout decided change; sales 1000 bales
Middling Uplands at 22c.
Flour-rcceipts 1913 bbls.; sales 700 bbls.; State
and Western 10 % &c better on the grades
also 1000 bbs extra State for October at 10 co. Su
periine State at 90 "a 25 Extra do at IS "a 10 40
Choice do at 10 90 a 10 50 Round Hoop Ohio at
80 q 10 60; Choice do at 10 20 a. II 50 Superfne
Western at 90 "a o %; common to good extra do
% q 10 80; choice do 10 80 a so; Southern rmer
sales DOB bbls. common to choice new 10 60 90 IA 90
California firmer sales $50 sacks and bbs at II 80 a
Is so
Wheat az &c better for Spring and 3 6D &c better
for Winter sales SO, 1000 bush. No. Spring at o.
to arrive soon; Amber State GU; Red and White
Southern at 50 Amber Michigan at 2 IS; White
California at 2 So "a 2 80.
Corn--without much change and closing heavy
sales $4,000 bush.; new Mixed Western at so a 81,
closing at 3oa for strictly pris;e parcels afoat.
Oats-dull and dropping; sales 81, 900 bush; Ohio
and Chicago at "A 90 76c, closing with sellers at 75c
afoat.
Beef-steady; sales $40 bbls. new plain mess 1S 90
q q 90; new extra mess "A 90 "a 2S co.
Pork-heavy and dull; sales 1850 bbls new mess
at 23 % q y 50, closing at % rs cash; pme at
Lard-firm; sales !, 400 bbls. at IA "a 1isc
butter.ln good demand; sales. Ohio at 10 a. PIC
State at is a. 35c.
Whiskey-quiet.
Rice-dull.
sugars-hrm; sales $50 hhds; Muscovado at III
q 123c.
Colee-Quiet.
Molasses--dull.
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at SIZE a
$50; Rosin 81 a. s 90.
o ls-quiet and steady; Lnseed 90 q 1 81; Lard,
Sperm and Whale quiet.
Petroleum-dull; crude at 145 a 15c; refined
bonded at 325c.
Tallow-steady; sales $1,000 lbs at 70 a 141c
Wool-dull; sales 150, 900 lbs. at so "a 65c for do
nestle fleece; 81 a sic for pulled 45c for ubbed; &c
q 29c for Texas; a q soc for California; 22c for Mex
lean; 1se for Entries Rios and lac for Cape
Freights to Liverpool-quiet; Grain by sail sd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The Cabinet meeting did not decide upon
either Gen. Sicllles's request for a court of in
quiry or upon Gen. Porter's request for new
trial.
Gen. Wheaton at New Orleans is improving.
The Heralds special says financial plan
has been submitted to the Secretary of the
treasury, which meets the approval of finan-
ciers IN New York, by which specie payment
may be resumed in five years and the National
BANK notes retired in ninety DAYS greenbacks
beng substituted in commerce and the West
De PROVIDED with ninety millions increased
circulation, and the greenback and coin inter-
est debt reduced three hundred millions.
The Revenue Inspector from the South and
southwest reports the frauds in tobacco fully
equal TO the whiskey frauds of New York,
Judge Underwood and Attorney Chandler
are consulting with the Attorney-G General rela-
tive to the trial of JEFF Davis in November
Dayls's friends and bondsmen state that he is
anxious for trial and win be at the court when
wanted.
Mr.. Shanks leaves fer Richmond to-day to
obtain evidence relative to the treatment OF
prisoners around that city.
Inc Worlds special says that off cial infor-
NATION has been received that judicial steps
will be taken in Pope's district to secure the
right OF suffrage. Under the recent amnesty
proclamation several citizens of Alabama have
demanded the right to be registered, but were
refused by orders of Pope. Ex-Jndne Rice
was one OF those refused, and he has made af-
fidayit of the fact before Commissioner. in
order to test in the United States Courts the
constitutionality of the military reconstruction
laws, and the powers conferred by an Execu-
tive pardon. Similar movements Will be- made
in other States where registration is still open.
IF they fail before United States District
Judges in Alabama and Virginia, they will be
taken before Chief-J Justice Chase in the Circuit
Court of North Carolina.
Various specials state that the Secretary of
the Treasury has issued circular prohibiting
any employee throughout his Department. from
giving any information whatever to the press
On account of false stories relative to sales OF
s fo printed in Washington specials to Bos'
ION morning paper.
rho H. NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
sa1i ne fto h fa5 special Washington dispatch
49, , ,l, ioos.hcoming statement of The public
tbnvn Mn snow lurther reduction in the total
1t is probable that the rri ~ ~ oi rc
be considered in Cabinet meeting before the
Chandier, Of Virginia any Official sd1o .aoi nes
Gen Schofield continues very sic IV I;t, t;I
hous fever at Fortress Monroe. WIN pii-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30
Southern Items,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2S.
Gen. Mower issued an order to-day modify
ing the military orders relative to iuries of
Texas so rs 10 render it practicable to obtain
juries in that State. The order requires jurors
TO be drawn from those registered and none
others, and no other oath is required than that
of registration.
The election passed off quietly both days; no
otiicIal returns are in yet. From the 4th mu-
nicipal district the total vote poled is about
1850 The Republican desponds of the vote
being large enough to make the election valid
and says the white vote is about one-tenth of
the whole vote cast. The entire vote of the
city is estimated at 10000, while the number
registered is over $4,000 Several instances
aIe noted of negroes voting or Offering their
vote under different name than that on their
registry papers.
RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. IS.
AT the conservative meeting last night five
or SIX speeches were made, and perfect har-
mony and enthusiasm was manifested
CHARLESTON, Sept. 90.
Gen. Candy has issued an order AUTHORIZING.
the suspension by post commanders, of the
collection of taxes, &C., of North and South
Carolina, imposed by local authority in certain
cases.
New YORK, Sept. 20.
The Heralds New Orleans dispatch SAYS DIR.
William Cleary, the Fenian Head Centre of
Louisiana, and Capt. j. w. Dunpby, noted
Feuian organizer, have died of yellow fever
The interments on Friday numbered 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Arrived steamship America, Bremen. The
America brings European dates and papers of
the 18th.
Mace and Baldwin are in hard train for their
championship fight.
The fitting out ofthe expedition to Abyssinia
continues
1t is announced as certain that NAPOLEON will
visit King William at Berlin
The Peace Congress at Geneva has declared
its principles to be democracy, political econo-
mical and philosophical liberty, abolition of
standing armies, sympathy with oppressed ma
tlonalities, and declared that the great govern
ments OF Europe have proved incapable of pre-
serving the peace and developing the moral
material forces of modern society, and they
found Cosmopolitan Federation with per-
manent Central Committee at Berne. and will
publish journal called the "United States of
Europe" The next congress will be held at
Mannheim.
Madrid dispatch says general tranquility
prevails in Catalonia but the insurgents infest
the country about Barcelona.
The Porte has proclaimed full amnesty to
insurgents, and the suspension of hostilties
throughout Crete, allowing Il. onth and a-half
Jor laying down OF arms or leaving the island !;
also offers transport for voluntary exiles
The cholera at Teheran is reduced to ten
daily.
The statement that Austria intends to con-
fiscate the church property to meet financial
requirements is officially denied.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
: Two fatal cases of yellow fever are reported
at Greenpoint and several are reported sick.
The brooklyn Central Bank has been vic
umlzed ont of $500 by a forged check:
feter Cooper and other prominent citizens
nave rendered dinner to the Mexican Minister
Komero, Oct. ID, which has been accepted.
AT meeting of the tobacco trade to-day the
committee who went to Washington reported
that the Secretary of the Treasury assured
them that old bonded warehouses would not be
interfered with. 1t is believed that the new
regulations concerning this trade VIII be can
celled.
NEW YORK, Sept. 80
A cable telegram announces the death of
Prof. Charles King, at Fiascati, near Rome.
Gen SCOTS will just probated, bequeaths all
his property to his daughter, wife of Colonel
Scott. His other daughters had previously
been given very nearly equal portions of his
effects. His Pulaski sword was left To tho
West Point Academy, and his sword worn in
Mexico to his grandson, Winfield Scott Hoyt
The distillery of Eames & Regain, ON 49th
street, was seized yesterday.
Mr. Macintosh, the Junior partner of DIM
can; sherman & Co., died few DAYS ago in
The young Catherine Lyons, who was acct
dentaily shot in book -bindery on the 26th
ult died yesterday.
Ihree children of Mrs. Barrett, of Peekskill
We're poisoned recently in consequence of the
mistake of drug clerk. Their lives were saw
ed by the prompt services of physician.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30
From California md Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept e.
A dispatch from Oregon states that Lieut..
feated a band of Snake Indians near Lake AL
bert; the same band which lately defeated Gen.
Crooks friendly Indians After the first charge
the Snakes made for the swamps, but the troops
dismounted and fought them waist deep in the
water. Twenty-six warriors, with their Chief,
were killed, and fifteen taken prisoners. None
Of the soldiers Were hurt.
At Monterey yesterday, while the steamer
Sabnas was unloading cargo of flour, the
mendous crash, precpitating the flour and
teams into the bay, and dragging down and
wrecking a schooner loaded with lumber.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-30
Canadian Affairs

OTTAWA, Sept. %.
Hon Mr.. McDougall, in his speech last night,
sald ne had received communication from a
politician in Newfoundland, stating that Par
lament was about to assemble there, and would
pass resolutions asking admission into the Con-
federation; also, at the session soon to be held
at ottawa, resolutions would be passed and
sanctioned by the Imperial Government adj
hitting the Hudson Bay Territory.