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PERSONAL.

A B. MAURICE. RIAL sOIlNTITIO AS.
From the position ana aspect of the stars at the
time Of oneh birth, will reveal astonishing So
to BE- suocessfui in ali re.sonsbie undertaHiaSs.
He tells name aud vssy day You marty; describes
fhs intended companion and tells ell events o.
cents TO o.: gsntlenes In full 81. Gall as 410
l2ih Ct near =, oil hours until In the evening.
de 81 In
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81 d. l. . MaLLs . GO p..,r,,.,.p,o,.
Northwest corner 10th and y streets.
We will sell, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of jan
usry instant, 1t 10 clock O m. on the prem ses,
corner OF l&ih and streets south, IIslandD st
Public Auction
The Lesse. Restaurant License. and Fixtures Of
. Grocery Store and Bar, with b~eilinE Of ave
rooms.
Also, asmail assortment OF Groceries.
Also an Assortment OF Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
js7 ID. I. WELLS CO.. Aucts.
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COLLAR AND CUPFS GIVEN Away.
Each lady having work done at the CHA
sTAMPING ROCKS, 43s sth street, opposite
Patent Onee, will receive gra,is one Collar and
pair Of %, stame ped on the finest muslin. for
chain stitch. Braid or Embroidery, suitable for
night gowns: Star braid and Colore1 Cotton for
from one to fre cents. Stamped goods at half the
price heretofore asked. do ct
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20 LOUI0IANA AvDNUR 20
J. II. CRANE D 90.
Rsve on hand . large and hne assortment OF
GOODS, suited to this narbst, sach BUT1ER
CHEESE. ices, APPLES, RAIsINs. FIGS,
CIrRoE, NUTS. HANS. C0DFISH, MACK
nBEL, HER1IHG, SOAPS, CANNED GOODS,
&c.
Also. 20 Barrels Moore's celebrated CHAM
PAGHE OIDER, BY barrel or gallon. -.-
1.-THE above goods are offered ct the lowest
market Price, ana warranted 20 suit, by
J. h. CBANB & co.,
j. [lm So La. ave.. between sth and 7th.
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l0I. Bridge stTset. .6eersssoys, 8. q.
shirsns: sss sSsssies. q ios:s sriess ss:n ss:s
g; best 30. 8 8 era 3 e::ss: Sh.edss: .sd
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generally .snbrscins PsDltss. Rm erses Oisths,
R:iSs, Ss,6sc No.. 40 e cot sssvls
Hosiery. q Snaeusiy lsv Rrfess. I'd x sfeE7
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AUCTION SALES.

~ eeAsr Assssss Sssss sss Sss-sA pess.l
fHIs AFTERNOON xND rO- s0Kk0s
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Recruiting Rendezrons, U. s. Army, I
H61 st,est, Wash,nGon, d. G Jan, s.lsa;I
the spprshension and delivery TO me at this Ben.
devon: Of each Uf the following named men, de-
RSRERr T. BCYD. Private, Company "B, .
!Ih kesimsnt Of Infantry; age . yssr.i height
The above named man supposed to be ct the
Washington Navy Yard.
4lth Regiment Of Infantry; age 3 years; height
feet u inches; complexion dark; eyes brown
ington. OARLB A. WOODRUFF,
IL lat Lieutenant. ID ArtilIary.
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We. the undersigned, feel confident that, with
We can furnish t. .psrehsssrs. both wholesale and
retail e large and well a:sortsd stock Of 0roceriss
affords, and q the most reasonable rates. Goods
BOUGHT Of NJ delivered free Of chesss 70 any part Of
he city. 06LIOk BRO,
Corner Of New Jersey avenue and B street south.
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kQUk BEMT-Two Furnished ROOMS, at 10.
46I 18th streHt between = and ste. dc IL 81
pIAEO FOB GALE oHBAP-A spIsn.
- oia nanasomely carved 7-octave Rose
vooc PIANO, beautifully inlaid WithUsNvv
seaMTi, end he. sweet sipsins tone. Can be seen
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TIE PRESS DISPATCHES.


March Of French Troops for Rome.
PARIS, Sept. 24-Evening.
Troops have left France for Rome.
Gnribaldi's Arrest.
LONDON, Sept pa P. NJ.
The following despatch has been received here:-
FLORENCE Sept. a. 1867
Garbaldi has boon arrested by the Italian govern.
ment
He taken prisoner while crossing the Roman
frontier.
Concentration of the Pnpnl Troops.
FLORENCE, Sept %. 1867.
The Roman government is taking precautionary steps
to guard against attack from without sudden ris
ing within the city All the Ponti1cal troops being
withdrawn from outlying points in the provinces Of
Cvita veccha viterbo and vletr and concentrated in
and around the city Of Rome.
Arrests of Italian Garibaldian Sympathizers.
FLORENCE, Sept a. 1867.
Tho is sending troops to the frontiers Of
the Roman territory.
Dispatches from Rome state that many arrests have
been mado there Of parties suspected TO be 10 corespon
dence With Garbadi and his followers.
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The General Imprisoned in a Fortress and
the "Army Of Action" Captive.
A French Fleet and Troops for Italy
and Intense Excitement in Flor
ence, Rome and Paris.
Count Bismarck on German
Unity and Its Enemies.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

r (;aribaidL Arrested by Order of Victor
Emanuel.
FLORENCE, Sept a. 1867.
General Garibaldi was arrested to-day, near
a small town named Azevalvaga, by order Of
King Victor Emanuel.
Garibaldi was engaged in perfecting his
plan Of invasion of the Pontiical territory,
which embraces the idea of an immediate
march on Rome, after which, II successful,
che Eternal City was to be proclaimed. the
the capital Of united Italy by the leader of the
"party Of action" His intentions and design
were mado known to his adherents, and con-
sequently 10 the Kings government in this
city. by the circulation amongst the revolu-
tionists of very inaammatory address, dated
and issued from Arrezo on Sunday last, the
22d instant.
The issue Of this revolutionary paper placed
King Victor Emanuel in difficult position.
BY the recent convention with France, under
which the French troops evacuated Rome, he
is bound to maintain the Papal territory free
from flibusterism coming from Italy, even at
the cost Of offending his progressive friends
among the people.
Tho King has executed his treaty obligation
with fidelity. He replied to Garibaidi's ad-
dress by royal proclamation, circulated also
on Sunday, in which he denounced the Carl
baldian movement, cautioned his subjects
against aiding or taking part in it, and declared
his resolve to arrest and vigorously punish"
any of his people who disobeyed him, as well
as others arrested on the soil Of Italy engaged
in crime against the law of nations"
BY virtue of this proclamation Garibaldi has
been arrested, and from this act may ensue
the settlement Of the long vexed Italo-Roman
and Papal temporalites questions.
The arrest of the General will produce very
considerable excitement, although his prestige
has been furnished somewhat in the eyes of
the people by the report of his proceeding at
the Geneva Peace Congress.
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other Fenlau movement or outbreak. Dublin journal

os's0A Nouiou mosement or ouSDreak Dupiin JOuruh
reports
On Thursday immediately after the departure OF the
onssue OF anliery stationed at Athone, discovery
was made that underneath one Of the batteries
vaon had boon mas for the apparent purpose Of max
ipg passage into the Interior the fort aud consid-
eapie piece OF the paste outside removed. The stones
were takea away In a casefu manner and by no un-
sAiied hand. as both crowtM and pick had been used
According 10 the return Of the Registrar General OF
ireland o. 15O persons left Ireland this year up TO the
siH OF July being decrease Of 20o45 the number
70 tho Same date last year. The entire number Of
emigrans since the period at which the enumeration
commenced LIST Of May, 1851, to the 3lst Of July last
amounted 70 l, 7s4, 500 persona
ny tho overland mail in England we have newspaper
advices from Japan The Japan Tmes-the date not
ven-asserts that serious political imbroglio has Just
Been cleared up at Osaka "rhe Tycoon intercepted
ON 4" ooy 70 Jeddo by tie allied forces Of four Daisios
Sassma's being among them, and obliged to return to
Osaka. Negotiations entered into which resulted
IN an agreement TO meet at Mikado and settle Of
peace under ratification OF the Mkado. Those
have now boon arranged. The Tycoon's government
abandons all claims for the punishment OF Chosu who
only gives Kokura back to its former possessora II
Will DO remembered that he took this town during the
civil war; But further element OF danger exists In the
liberalization Of the Daimios to share in the advan-
tages OF foreign trade, and in the apparent unwilling
meas Of the Tycoon TO yield to their wishes"
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Tho Newmarket October MeetIng-Spirfte ed
Contests.
LONDON, Sept "a, 1857
The races known a. the Newmarket LIST October Meet
Ing commenced to-day at Newmarket
The Great Eastern Railway handicap not value Of the
stakes. COOS, was won BY Mististoe.
The handicap sweepstakes. valued at eco, wore won
by Ipdan Star.
The Grand Duke Michael stake. valued d $500. was
won BY Frponisr; Hermit and HIppiA the Derby and
Oaks vctors, coming In respectively second and third
The 81, 900 Sweepstakes wefe won BY st. Roman
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

Count Bismnrck's Defiance Of Foreign Inter.
ference.
BERLIN Sept. "a, 1867.
In the North German Parliament to-day, during the
debate the address to the King Of Prussia, Count
Bismarck made patriotic and significant speech He
declared In the most emphatic that II the Ger
man nation wished to unite there no power strong
enough TO hinder tho union, thoro any power
patry enough to make tho attempt
South Germany Free for Union With the
North.
BERLIN. Sept. 20, 1867.
The North German Gazec the reputed organ OF Count
Won Bismarck, saws the South German States are
free to join the Confederation Of tho North and make
Germany one nation.
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THE FENIAN S.

Fntal Collision with the Military I'm Ireland.
LONDON, Sept "A, 1867
An unfortunate conflict occurred in the streets Of
Limerick yesterday between the people and the royal
troops The latter fixed bayones and charged upon the
crowd. Eight persons are reported wounded aud one
killed.
The conduct OF the troops ia condemned.
Another "Suspicious" Vessel.
DUBLIN, Sept. a. 1867
report has reached here from tho south OF Ireland
that suspicious looking craft supposed TO DO Fenian
vessel has been cruising or the coast Of Kerry
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FRENCH TROOPS IN ITALY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

A Fleet at Touion for Their Embnrkniion.
ToUION, Sept. "a, 1867.
A number Of French transports and war
vessels are already assembled at this naval
station, under orders of the Minister Of Marine,
ready for tho duty of embarking force Of
imperial troops and conveying them to IIaly,
to the aid of the Kings government in its
action against the revolutionists.
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THE sGHLEswlc QuEsTio N.
The North sschIcswix DIniculty In Berlin and
Copenhagen.

FENsBURO, sept 13, 1867.
The Flenstslrg North German Gazette, Vsper favor
ablo to tho exushg PrussIan government, says:-Nu-
merous lctters have reached from towns and vsg
IN the nortf rnmos districts OF Sohoswg king inforna
on az 70 Che extent and position OF the portions pro-
posed 10 De ceded TO Denmark Tho ar,rehensions OF
German, residents In the matter, however, hardly
jusined The Chancslor OF the North German Confeds
ratio 10 far too German and too ssgafIous TO permit
like uadersssoen and Chrsanuedt 10 be handed
ovf,r 10 Denmark.
Further, as ths Prussisn Chamber OF Deputies would
eFonuay have 10 sanction any ossson OF the territory,
arc CONVINCED that tho houvc will know how TO up.
hod abe int OF the German inhabitants of North
Schisswig, fof whose sake Prassisn blood has been
SIZED.
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THE MANCHESTER RIOTS.

Alleged Escape of the Rescued FcnIan OGcers.
Loypos, Sept "a, 1897
It is rumored that Kely and Deasy sailed from Liv-
erpooi Of the Atlantic steamers for tho United
States on Saturday.
Prosecution Of the Rioters.
MAScuEsrxR, Sept "a, 1857
Arrests Of alleged rioters still. being made here BY
the police
LONDON, Sept "a, 1867.
special commission is 10 be appointed, and will soon
assemble in Manchester to try the Of the parties
now Jail there on charge Of taking part In the riot
last week.
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important political events which aro transpir-
ing in Italy.
The Papal troops, including tho famous Ar
tibes Legion, which many Romans regard as
French force in reality, and which caused by
its presence the recent military mission of
General Dumont from Paris to Rome, are very
active and on the alert everywhere.
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THE NEWS IN PARIS.
SPECIAL TEIEeaAM TO TINE HERALD

Popular Excitement Over the Advices from
Italy.
PARIS, Sept PAP. M.
The city is excited to very great degree
by the publication Of the news Of Garibaldi's
arrest by the Italian troops and the present
Illustration Of the revolutionary advance on
Rome.
The reports are commented on freely, par
ties expressing themselves in approval or con-
demnation just as they incline In feeling to-
wards Garibaldi's idea Of progress or the
conservatism of Napoleon.
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THE pRuSslAM PARLIAMENT.

Coming Infusion of Newly Incorporated
Members.
BERLIN. SEPT a. 1867.
The Prussan Diet was dissolved yesterday.
II will meet again in November, when 1t will include
among its members deputies elected from States which
have boon annexed TO Prussia
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Mpriue Disnsser,.

Blnx Evocu rEyssp-Quscns,c1n, sept xt-Thc follow.
Ing particulars have beeH furnished by Of
The tork xamncr under date q 'rookhaven isth inst
large portion OF se se ,ogeher with spars we're
Since then some heses Of nsohine. the Dor That CON
tanned the ships log book togeihg wh boat beon
the ship, which ures out 70 bark Enoch Hen
ncr Of Boston beore SepoIcI BY cabe register
Bonner master sopp ed 70 DO wrecked soewhsrs "a
Cape Clear. fesd byy washed ashore Al a tlsca
called s94nch vhoh, from the dress and appess srn n
suppo.d TO be that o. the captain Of the ship IN inauss
was beld yesssrday. 'f''
lla1xa AusE .l~ a.
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Reply Of tho Catholics Of Geneva to Carl
bnIdi.

From Galignani's Messenger, Sept ID
The first result OF violent demonstrations OF which
Carbald made himself the hero at Geneva has been 10
call forth energetic protests and exciting general ndg
nation. The Catholics OF that place, not willing 70
remain quiet under the outrage offered 70 their creed,
have as citizens addressed letter to the Council Of
State protesting against the attitude assumed BY the
Peace Congress.
AZ tho same tmc they have caused the following
notice TO posted up throughout tho city The UNDER
signed Catholics protest nc Anst the language Of Carl
badi which 10 Outrage 'apon the faith and the
science OF onohalf the Inhabitants Of the canton Of
Geneva There n In thoe insults 70 the Church and
to the Papacy odous violation Of religious liberty
and an Indictment TO civil hatred. In the name Of
peace Of their rights free citizens OF free republic,
In OF regard ne TO hospitality and 10 inter.
national law they caif respect for their religious con-
victions. The sgnatu res follow.)
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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

Russia Seeking u French Alliance.
LONDON, Sept "a, 1867.
It is reported that tho Emperor of Russia has refused
prefer Of alliance made by the Sublime Porto, and
that ho is seeking to bring about alliance be-
tween Russia and France
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ITALY AGAINST THE REVOLUTION.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.

svictor Emnnueps Cabinet Determined
Agnisst the RcvoIutionists-Thc Arrest Of
t:aribeldi-IIis War Munitions and Men
scixct-The General N Prisoner I'm "A
Fortress.
FLORENCE, Sept. PAP NJ.
The Italian Cabinet, under the premiership
Of Ratazz, is determined to prevent the inva-
sion of the Papal territory by the Garibaldians
or party of action men, and also to preserve
from violation the articles OF the Convention
+. Of September Is with France, and the other
treaties guaranteeing, or which may be held to
guarantee, the integrity of the Papal domain
as at present constituted.
General Garibaldi, in pursuance of his plans
against Rome was, on Monday last, at Siniga-
glia, fortified SEAPORT OF Central Italy, lying
sixteen miles west northwest Of Ancena, and
situated on the Misa at it's mouth in the Adri-
attic.
Here the General was summoned by Italian
authority, and under and by virtue Of the
Kings proclamation In the name of the law, to
retrace his steps
Garibaldi at once refused, and upon his re-
:susal no was Immediately arrested by the off,
GERS of the Crown and conveyed, after short
delay, to tho fortress Of Alessandria, building
in which he enjoyed the privilege Of confer
-encs with Louis Napoleon during the progress
of The Italian war in 1859.
The arms and war munitions intended for
she use Of the Garibaldian troops were seized
on the frontier.
The Italian volunteers who formed the Carl
baldian ranks werc also made prisoners By the
agents of the King Of Italy.
Intense excitement prevails in the city.
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c H N A..

The Ten Market and Expectations.
LONDON. sept "a, 1857.
Ia,s aavcss from China havo been received. Tho
mHks, tSr 10 Was auist The sota amount Of ~ a.
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S pa I N
plan, Of Colonial Reform.

Plans Of Colonial Reform.
MADsrD, Sept "a, 1857
sautary reforms about 70 DO introduced 10 the adj
ministration Of tho colony Of Porto Rico.
They under the consideration Of the Cabinet,
and the law carrying them into eject will DO pro-
mulgalsd-
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THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.

Tho Shamrock mt Southampton.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept "a, 1861.
The Untod States gunboat Shamrock, Of the European
sauadron has arrived or Cowes
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schIeswIg.Iaol.,eIn Politics.

FffNsBuRd, Sept IT., 1907.
Tho only person favorable 10 Denmark among the
schle~wG Holsoin noabes summoned 10 Berlin vs. Herr
Kruyer recently elected member OF the North German
Parliament
Il ssdsrz,coA hal hs VIII PROTEST aGAna w fas
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The Race Of tho Tea Fleet.
LIVERPOOL Sept. %, 1867
The ship ARIEL one OF the Chinese feet arrived to-
day. She beat the Tapping which was the nrst ship
out having left Shanghai nine days after the departure
OF the latter.
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Their posponsment Of the popular vote in the North
Schoswig districts

KE. Sept IL 1857.
Estates has published dec Insisting on he me-
cessity OF Schles.ig and Hoisein Maintaining their
right of voting the question OF their future position
The KeI Glsete says several OF the Schess HosteIn
notsDles called 10 Berlin do not possess the
Of the country. The Governor has made One-sdsd
selection.
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The Parliamentary Session.
LONDON, sept "a, 1857
It's considered quite probable tina. PsrIismen, will
rsasssmbls In November.
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CHICAGO. September "a 1917
hre broke out this afternoon the ,er OF C.rt
and Jackson streets, burning about hftess buJdipgs
The losses confined 10 the buildings and 10 rsisj
Dealers aegrsgaiing $50 ooo which psES ally covered
by insurance.
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SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED WYE nusor a.


LONDON, ontario. sept "a lse7
man named Thomas Francis attempt 81 10 Kill bis
wife this morning, but being foiled he 81 ssrwards shot
himself through the head aud died us,an w. Domesc
dcul,es arc said have boon the o Of the amir
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A Che .nge Of Quarters.

telegram from Geneva dated the 13th Of Sep
tember says the 80 ht OF the Committee OF tho Peace
Congress- has been transferred 10 Berne The next moot
ing will take place at Mannheim. tranquility prevails
here and the men bers OF the Congress are leaving in
all directions
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FRENCH FINANCE.

The President Of tho Credit 1Iobliier Re.
siguod.
PAHm. Sept "a, 1857
NJ Piercire has resigned his position President Of
the CredI Ao6iiier.
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Challenge.
IA deicht Mouth Cleanser and Teeth Prsserver Or.
JOliNSDN'S delicious AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER
.aes the world 10 produce Its equal
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ported this season, up To tho 18th OF August sixty
million pounds.
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New Store md New stock. y
Bos shoss Caters snd slippers Of every variety rsaii
G. O. RlCHnONDO
b'y Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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E'::S': s'Es Ps:; L
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A COLO MILL susueu IN culp 400.

pxsvrs CRY, Col, sept. a. 1851
gold Mill al Basck Hawk YES burned ess srdav
Loss. {c0.oco.
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LosDoN Sept a.
Evening closed at "a TIC for money. Ameri
States nve-twenty bonds. rs l-l6; Illinois Gen.
trail Railway shares Tx; Erie Railway shares. AK
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated bonds ~ Il.
THE CONTINENTAL BoURsH.- FRANKFORT, Sept Pa
EyeningUn,ted States bonds closed at 7e'S for the
issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr..-LrvKRrooI, Sept. "a
EveningThe cotton market closes and lower, at
the following quo,atons:-Mddling upland, 9ad mid.
ding Orleans 99Sd The sales Of the day foot up 600
beies Trade r ,port-The advces from Manchester
unfavoabie. The market for goods and yarns is heavy
LIyERrooL BRgADsTUFfs Market lhvEarooI, Sept
24-Evening market closed 1rm. Corn AS.
Wheat 49, l0i. for California white Barley, 5s. 3D.
Oats, IS. I'd. Peas. AS 3D.
Evening. lass and pork Tia per Dbl. Pork, AS
81. Lard, Sis 3D. Cheese, 63s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAsKyT-LIvERPooLa Sept. "a
Evening. .Rosin, common, S., and medium rs. Tai
low AS Spirits turpenne 2Ss Cd Petroleum Spirits
Las advanced to Id refined petroleum. Is. 3D. Clover
seed, Ais
LONDON MARKEra-LosDoN, Sept. 24-Evening.-
Sugar was steady at 25s Cd. Crude hnseed. 6Ss. ga
Whale oil, f4o perm oil, els Linseed cakes, 8lo
The PETROLEUM MARKxr-ANwERr. Sept a4-Evon-
ing.-Pctroleum market is lower. Standard white was
last quoted at So francs rs confines.
Marine Intelligence.
LONDONDERRY, September Tho steamship Nora
Wan, OF Aians line. Captain Wyle, from New York
The 4h instant arrived here this afternoon en- route to
Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 23-The steamship Hansa,
Captain Oterendop, Of tho North German Loyds line,
from New York on the 18th instant arrived here at SIX
o'clock this morning.
QukEssrowx. seps 24.-Tho steamship City Of Balti.
moro Captain Roske, from New York on the 4th inst,
arrived hero this morning on the way to Liverpool
IhvERroor, Sept. A-The ship W. B. Dinsmcro, Cap
tain Freeman from Shields on the 22d OF April last for
Bombay has been destroyed by nre at sea Inc crew
LIvERpooI, Sept A-Advices have boon received here
that the brig p. NICK Spearing from New Orleans on
the 10th OF July last has arrived at Nauva, Spain, in
disabled condition.