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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TAG LONDON Money MARxrr.--LOSDos. Sept 21-3
p M.-Consols STRONGER mt % 1915 for money Amerl-
securtes.-We still without teiegTaphic advces
from America and the following quotations made
without reference TO the OF the New York
ket-United States hvetwenty bonds. 49,. Illinois
Central Railway shares, II: Erie Railway shares, AZ;
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated bonds, 22s4
The CONTINENTAL BouRsEs -FRASKFoRr, Sept 2l-
3P M.-United States bonds 49,. Tor the issue OF
1851
IIvBsPooL CorroS MARKEr.--LavsRPooL, Sent 21-
3 p M-The cotton market continued quiet through
su the dav but tho transactions exceeded the
innate by 600 bales The following the authorized
sos,us quotations :--Middng uplands. es<d middrg
Orleans 9td The saes of tho day foot up fully IL 900
baies
LIVERPOOL BRsApsrUFrs NlnKgr-fJvERroor, Sept
2I-2P N-Tbe market for breadstuns closed firm at
tho opening prices Corn, Ais Ga Wheat, 1885, ST. for
California white Barley, oats and peas unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Provisions NARKEr.-IIvERroor, Sept I'll
p M-The provisions market has been irregular dur
ing the day Beef closed 2s 3D. ower the quotation for
extra prime mess is 145s per Dbl American lard has
advanced 3d. closing at 61s. 90. per cwt Pork steady
at 7ls per Dbl. Bacon. 42s 3D. per cwt. Cheese $685.
for mddling American.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE rARKEr.-LlvERros, Sept 21-
3 p M-Refued petroleum has advanced I'D. per
aallon closing al Is 5ixd; spirits steady at 10d. per
gallon Rosin-Common 50. and medium 12s Spirits
yurpentine 2Ss. Sd Potashes, 3ls per cwt.
LONDON MARKETS LONDON, Sept. 2l-3 p M-There
IN no change whatever report in the London markets.
Sugar closed steady at 25s for No IL Dutch standard
Tns PETROLEUM K,UKsL-ASTwsRP sept 2l-Noon -
The petroleum market opens firm. standard white s
quoted at IS francs per Dbl
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HERALD.

The Cargo Of the steamer George CromweIl-
The Health Of Key Wcst-Shipping News.
XVI wssT, Sept 20, 1867
The cargo OF the steamer George Cromwell has been
appraised at $4,000 and the vessel at $50, 600 The
damaged -four sold for 81 500 In the absence Of the
United States district Judge the amount OF salvage
not be decided The vessel and cargo will probably he
bonded 70 save delay, but IL 10 dicult TO DO co. there
being no Official here Who can approve the bonds
The health Of Key West 10 improving. There have
been no deaths since that Of Mr. Medly electrician Of
the cable.
Arrived September 10 schooner Clara Bell from Pen
sacola Sailed September 10, brig Samuel WEIGH, for
Appalachicola
KEY wrsr, Fla, Sept. Il, 1867
Arrived steamer Port au Prince, from Appaachicols,
and sails to-day for New York, and steamer Eutsfpe,
from Galveston. with yellow fever on board.
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portion, snd demsnd that the gross Income OF both
halves Of the ompirs from direct and indirect taxes
should DO taken the basis for ths portions 70 be con-
trbuted by Hungary and Austria towards the public
pense Aa imperial decision on the impending qles-
tons was expected immediately; but II asserted
that Herr Beke the Finance Minister Of Austria, ter-
dered his resignation on OF differences With the
Hungarian delegates
Tie English Court was return to London from Scot,
land or the 10th OF September
The cholera was increasing In Reme. IL is observed,
says the London Times correspondent, that the aiady
Is "fuminan,e" carrying OF those attacked IN very
short time and leaving them almost u black color.
10 city OF Abano cholera worse than over In
deed the writer says "a plague has broken out
there"
few cases OF cholera occurred In Malta Foul bills
az health were issued and the mail and merchant
steamers touching at vast,a refused to communicate
with tho shore.
Cholera he'd broken 90, viruleaiiy 10 Tehorsn.
Turkish troops were concentrating The borders Of
he Danuban Prucipaiit;es, owing 10 tbs agitation in
Seryia
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Royal Banquet to Farragut in
Copenhagen.
The King OF Greece in AcknOwledg'
ment" to the American Congress.
English opinion Of American Reconstruction
and President JOhnsens "Policy.'
FARRasur's FLAG.

ReyaI Entertainments 10 the Admiral In CopeD-
hngen-Speech of Kius George Of (:rcecs-
Two American CONGRESS and the Enstern
CorxSBsexs, Sept. q, 1867,
Tho United States European squadron under the CON-
nand OF Admiral Farragut s Sill lying in this harbor
A eopcrb en,ertainneut given Yesterday at the
royal palace In honor OF the Admiral and the American
Minister, Mr.. George IL Yeamau by the Kings Of Dom
mark and Greece
Speeches OF welcome the distng guests werc
made by both sovereigns and were responded to III
ntting manner.
King George OF Greece in hi- remarks alluded to tho
action OF the American Congress 10 reference TO Crsap
AFFAIRS and expressed his grateful Acknowledgements for
the sympathy shown by that body for the suffering
Christians Of tho island Of Creo in the resolutions
passed at It's recent session
The greatest friendship towards the Untod States
exhibited by oil presep', among whom were the most
noted men Of the Kingdom.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ftar OF HEw YoGx. stprExss,

| Arrived.
s1S os o. pr, tpr KsS m & Jos.
b SSs F'> '''D"n ina WIN !" i'' 'O0 p'''''S'
ssae.elg low. tRr, Headsrvics. Gsssow aud No.
sld AGo Hau alro,.s wesieriy wnds assd up -
sIsamsSp csopas-s' Rcscr @e- savannah Sept IT. ~h
BARK { Ts'.sa,sa s fs, SofasSss. Brsas.. n
Schr Mary Clara AInibary. 81 Joha, NIB. IL days. With
sehr G.noys p,st.n Yizabs.spo-, for Roa,or.
scsr Tho. Potter Hsealsy Ens.bs.port for sal River
s0hr Eudofs. =. EliswortH fos Rondou,. -
| Marine Disasters.
CotLrNos-Las might. a. 1913 O'Clock the E-smshi rs
csep,tr. AND iowa When IL 9a..sstns acle d. ,cs.
starting Are plank and: wo tuSsrs TIE Iowa received
wSaIemeu.
o1 as a. e. ~. STR IS sss '''''A S'''
ship James wisl.rt, Hncheaan. from Calcutta for ssw
York July - I.s 70 s lon 10 3
shin Isaac Webb steweH from Liverpool FOR Nov Yo"<
ship scotia from ca.O for Cork Aug 10. lat 10 So N.
ForcSxa I.sres.
AsrwrHr-Arrived Flushing Sept . Serena. Hiohborns
y. E,ss HI Engs:s c.asr' and Has.
BnssgnM.yss s.a Arrived, ArAcau. ssrefsr. Nyosts
is: ~ -:
BoapsAyx. Sep. 7--Arrivsd. s. Cloud, Ames. Nyost
In the river TIA CadiGhonne. Dsmeuizn. from New Or
leans.
Cows Sept 7-Arr.yca Williamson, barnard. NYork 4
FALMOUTH. Sep SPut in. Lord Mcleod, from Los
don for Nyors, TO I'LL up with chIna clay. I,
n1yssS sse' NI Sd, Nyo,t
ss Aess ss paoeey P.spis l A cSa as.
sen, and Guiletta, iongobardo. NYork.
uAsBURG. Sept 7--Arrved MSrtha Csrr. NfOrk.
Sailed from Cuxhaven 9TH Agra. LockAart NYork.
LIvxRr0oI, Sept T-Arrved Palmyra (s), Watsou, New
York Nebraska 81 Guard and city OF New York - Tse
adelphin Theobad, Theobad, New Or leans, Huntressl
Atcriise. Pensacola 9Th, Tewksbusy San Francisco.
sailed 7sh Ontario (. Haett. and Prepon7s Isl, Hisa
Challenger. Brown. Mobile.
Cleared 7ih: Hope. Samuel, Galveston. coId s.resnl
Ent 7h. Java (s) Noodle for Boston aad Hslifsx
LONDON Sept 7--Arrved. Constant shaw, Wi.nington3
q Turnbuii Cumming NYork; 9Th, Saiamshte KAysol
Cleared TIA. Cornelius Grinne Spencer EYogk Costa
Tics Le Lacheur, San Francisco.
LIMERICK, Sept ARRIVED Eastern State, Ealp'n Que!
MAnsKLIEs Sept S-Arrived Star king Anderson NYork
9Th rubal Cain Lorpy Philadelphia.
Yors; 9th, 81 Peter Goodwin New Ha,.n ~ ~"
WORK. Z
scILIr, Son. s--saled. q Palmer (froa Phn.J
or ID North Polo from Phiiadelphia for Antwerp.
srsrriS Sept ARRIVED Lnsusneren, JANSEN PhlaAci'
TEzhi, Sept ARRIVED. Nordpool. Wallis. NYors
Americas Ports.
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept 2l-The pi!os boat Coauettsf
reports having boarded bark Norwegian from Caiiso fa
san FRANCISCO. Sept Is-Arrved ship FAvorte, New
York.
Sailed-steamer swallow Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, Sept h-Arriyed steamer Zodiac. Phuiipsr
sailed-ssamer San Jscino. Atkins. NYork; sohr ~
monto0, do.
For Oh~ Shipping Nsws See Nnn fsE
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The Park CONCERT .

The pleasant weather yesterday attracted thousands
TO tho usual Saturday at the Park. The pro-
gramme comprised excellent selections. First
came the sparkling overture Taucred, dear TO all
small fingers tho piano, in school. conservatory
rarIor and amateur concert is constantly drummed
out by ambitious misses One Of Meyerbeers peculiar
ideas a polouaise from L'AfricTi,e, folio we'd. and
grand selection Don Giovanni closed the Grst part
A march. by Hamn, the immortal rdelis overture No
l. bouquet OF melodies arranged by Harvey Dodworh,
and Godfrey's notorious Guards Waltz to which the
organ grinders icach their monkeys dance,
rnischevous Puck few Into the pag0da. and the vaga
res OF the Midsummer Nights Dream passed before the
listeners A romance by Spohr. a rondo by Dodworth
and q chsmpsgne gaiop by Lunlyo followed, and then
tho strains OF ''Home, Sweet Home" announced the
close or the concert The Park crowded with
tors 10 greater extent than many previous Satur-
DAYS The concerts will DO continued, probably, until
the bleak winds OF the North announce the approach Of
the wintry season.
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ulscuvtsIts IN TIE PACIFIC.

Brooks Island Taken Possession of nv the
United states steamer Lnckawanns-A New
Depot tor the China Line.
sks FRAScIsco Sept IL 1857.
The schooner Milton Badger hw returned from Brooks
island. She left al anchor cA tho island the United
states ship Isctawanna, on an exploring expedition
The Badger anchored three quarters Of mile from the
shore discharged her cargo safely. and len on the
island Captain Burdet and eight The island IL
situated In latitude rs degrees 10 minutes bsrth long
tude III degrees - minutes west.
The Of the China line can snch0r four miles
OF the island. In about eight fa'honis vf wafer The
ISLAND will DO used depot for these steamers The
Badger took the nrst nstalment OF supplies
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Great Fire ia 1t. Pierre, HiIuei0n-TvO Hun.
dred Houses DESTROYED.
ST. PIERRE Miauelou, Sept IT, 1857
This place has been visited with terrible fre. 1t
broke out last night, and tho amos spread with the
greatest rapidly. aud before they could be subdued no
less than two hundred destroyed. with
nearly ali thsr contents Fortunately no lives wore
lost
The telegraph office swept away by the flames,
ana the Governor forthwith ordered another to DO
opened in its paca
The total amount Of the loss yet be definitely
esceraineJ, but 1t must be very large.
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rpr LATE MURDER At SARATOGA.

yxir,,ev Convicted OF MansiauEhter In the
second Degree for the Killing Of Jones. the
. Hudson Jaiier-
SARATOGA, N, Y, Sept. Fl, 1887.
william J. Kirtey, tho billiard marker At the Union
uo,el Saratoga who shot and killed Theodore Jone-,
deputy county Jail keeper, Of Hudson ~ j., on the
2sth Of August last Thursday las, put upon his
tra, ON an Indictment for murder In the Court Of Dyer
ard Tern,ner at Ballston. The given 10 the
iury on FRIDAY. The Jury, which bad been out all
night came In this morning with verdict OF man
slaughter IN the second degree
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The Epidemic Abating In Galveston from Ex.
haustion Of Material.
GALVESTON Sept 81 1867.
Tho epidemic is aba,ing here from exhaustion OF ma
teria The number OF intormonts this week was sixty
nine The is desolapg the chief towns Of the
interior Of the State whittier nurses have been de-
spatched. The Howard Association have issued an
earnest against the return OF unaccmated
persons 10 this city. shipload Of emigrauts has ar
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Arrests Of Revolutionary Agents in ireland.
DUBLIN, sept 81, 1867.
Arrests Of suspected Fenan omissaries continue in
this city.
The latest apprehension Is that OF James Walton who
Is supposed 10 be from the United States and an scent
Of the Fenian Brotherhood He has been imprisoned,
aud viii, soon be examined on a charge OF iressou.
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To rive facilitating medicines TO the weak - about se
sensible would be to to help 10 his feet ~
kicking him when no was down.
That sort Of practice IL going out OF fashion II has hle
gravcyards that people no longer believe In IT,
II those who by 10 avoid The
attacks Of disease they endravor TO acquire the vgor
necessary 70 resist II.
How this to be doue' Common suggests the use
OF nvgorating medicine. q
great object % strengthen the system without
citingtt
most potent and genial Of vegetable tonics aud tsra
tues. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERS.
Many valuable properties combined In this preparn
ton II the appetite and renders digestion Cssy
and perfect
Il gives steadiness 70 the nerves induces heshy nssa-
OF bile, prevents constipation without nnduy purs
the bowels gently stimulates the circulation ADD bq
promoting vigorous condition 81 the physical system pre-
cheerfulness which 10 the Ind Ato
Of well balanced condition. of all the animal powers
Summer leaves both the body ana the mind lea
exhausted Now the time recruit them aud thu fore~
sa the mAlsous fcvers and other complaints wha
trate uauy tho1sAndaevcrv fad.
New York oni,e 10 Deg street
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NORTH GERMA ANY.

A Consul from the Confederation for New
SOris.
BysIis, Sept 81, 1857.
The North German Parliament has agreed to a bill for
the establishment OF o consulate in New York, and the
appointment Of representative OF the interests OF the
senfedsraton will soon be made.
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rHt DOMINION or CANADA.
The Elections,

TORONTO, Sept 81 1861
Archibald Mcclellan, the leading candidate OF the
Opposition party, defeated in Kent was yesterday
returned TO the House OF Assembly BY another consu
ency. Mr. Cumberland, manager Of the Northern Rail-
Hon John HIllysrd Cameron q prominent member OF
the government parry, to-day elected for the House
orC omruona
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Wrecked steamer Shubricis-C Obstetrics
ut Alaska.
SAN Francisco, sept. IL, 1887.
The steamer Shubrick lies in the surf where she
stranded, with a rock through her bottom. There
some hopes OF getting her of with tho aid OF steam
pumps and casks
There are several more arrivals from tho Asski Cod
fisheries with fair catches They give good reports OF
the future fishing prospects In those waters
Three ocean cleared to-day Tor Pacific coast
ports with valuable cargoes
Mining stocks continue TO decline.
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Riotous Demonstration.

LONDON. Ont, sept II. 1901.
Mr. CARING and Rufus stephenson, members for
Kent, and Others Who were rcturning from an election
eering tour West were mobbed their arrival At TIE
station last night Brickbs,s and other missiles w're
thrown and fears entertained that tie dsorcYrly
dernonstraon would result in q riot Some OF
the parties assaled took refuge In adjoining note
One mans face was badly burned ~ torch being
thrust into IL
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SOUTH GERMANY.

The King Of Prussia 90 Make Tour in the
States.
BERLIN, Sept 81, 1867
King William Of Prussia has determined upon q tonr
through South GERMANY, and vii. during his journey
visit the sovereigns OF Bavaria Nurtemburg and Badeu
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The FUNERAL Of SIs FREDERICK BRUCE.

BosTov, Sept. II. 1891.
The funeral services the remains Of Sir Froderick
Bruce will be held at frni'y church on Tuesday morn.
me Al eleven O'Clock There viii be processinn hut
everything will bs as private possible. Merthe fu
neral the remains will conveyed board the
ship 10 be taksu TO England.
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TIVE CONSTITUTIONAL couvtsrps-so uuusux.

Albany, n y, Sept. Il, 1861.
The stats Constitutional Convention met at nine
O'Clock this morning. The roll called, and sixty sir
members answered to their names. There not being Z
quorum present tor the transaction Of businsss The
Convention sdiourned.
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survey Of the POrts-ProGrcss Of the Norfhern
Pnciac lfnilrOad-ArrlynI Of the Chinn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
san FRAScrsco Sept IS 1857
g r. Axteli, member OF Congress elect from the San
Francisco district leaves by the steamer Constitution
for New York to-day
General Miller the Collector Of the Port. will soon sail
in the wyanda BY order OF Secretary Ncculloch to in
spe-t all the ports In the dsrct OF California and 20
make q report their commercial capacity, condition,
tho public property &c.
despatch from Washington Territory announces the
favorable proeress OF the survey OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad The most difncut part OF the mountains has
been completed.
The Pacific Mail Steamship tompanys steamer China,
from New York via Panama, en- route to Japan and
China next month, has arrived here
Light showers have lately fallen throughout CALI
fOpuia.
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TINE ATLANTIC CABLE OF 1856 REPAIRED.

HrARr's CONTENT, Sept. 81. 1867
The 1868 Atlantic cable repaired yesterday under
the direction Of Sir samuel Canning and is Ia good
Linrn
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4 Desperate Thiei-A GenticmsIn ,r1!c.s
watch called Wocotts olcs l70 Ohatha@
square and exhibieds broken and fractured jswJ
pleading FOR relief from the great pain ho suffering -
the hands of his brutal assaan An application OF rol1
Paint removed the pain within three minutes 70 the deh
OF the gentleman surprise Of his friends We woul4
caution the public, however, against buying wOlCOIr.
INSTANT PAIN ANNIHILATOR unless In pure white
wrappers, rs cents; fuu pnts, eD; rain Paint -
cents get the genuine No pay oted for remoytno
any phin the tongue mention at WOLCOTT'S once.
Crowds OF nvalids testify their Joy daily.
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A.-Csstsm Deparsm%sTps ,s OF Brokaw R.s.,

A.-CHstom Department of Brokaw BrOs
THERS.-This departmen n Y
has been tirely reorga nisod y
the choicest goods from Loa3
don and PARIS, great many
Of which have figured In th((
Paris Exhibition, have luz
been opened. and bsin0l
sold at prices that defy ooaa7
petition. The best artists out>i
ters have been engaged. Pol
lite attention and perfect sAt.l
isfacton IL guaranteed 10 ai9
who will please 70 favor 10
with their patronage.
BROkAW BROTHERS.
MERCHANT TAILORS AM
CLOrnlERS, % 70 "a Yourth
avenue, opposite Coope<f
Union aud ~ Lafayette place.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

sixty .four Infcrmcnts iu Twcnty-four Hours
ia New Orleans
NEw OaLEAss,. sept II, 1867
Tho number OF fever ntcrments for the twenty -four
hours ending at six o'clock this morning vas sixty
four.
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Y A G n TIN @.

First Champion Regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht
| Cuba Closely Contested Rnce-fas Yachts
Addie v. and Fannie the Winners OF The
Champion Pennauis.
The Atlantic Yacht Club. OF Brooklyn, formally and
success uly opened yesterday their first annual autu
prze regatta The idea and feature OF the enerain-
ment wore peculiarly novel aquatic amusements. and
formed this late day OF the season. favorable
sion for the splay Of finely modelled ssels holiday
Attire and noat rig while thes added 10 general
enjoyment tho fact that tho would determine what
aquatic pets OF the society entitled wear aud
haunt from tbeir mastheads the gaiy wrought cham
pon penants that we're the prizes Of the
sion.
THIS sAibSa COURSE AND DIRECTIONS OF rHR RAua
The course was from anchorage Off Eiysisn Fields
Hoboken. TO and around stakeboat on Yonkers turn.
iug the samo from east TO west thence to home stake
boat passing to the westward distance thirty miles
The Meet to be divided into CABIN and open sloos and
each subdIvded into FIRST ana second class
Each yacht arriving Off Eysan Fields to report TO
the Commodore and anchor in line as ordered, at half
past ten A. NJ, with jlbs down.
Zach yacht TO start from an anchor and weigh it on
Two Yachts OF each class us. start to make race Of
that class, and the yacht rt homo shall be entitled 70
tha prize Of its class, without allowance.
ballast and obey the rules and sailing regulations Of the
club, unless they arc Inconsistent with these rules.
THE DAY AND Tux ASrH0RA0E GROUND.
The dny was verv favorable ono for amusement and
shaw, and calculated to develop the sailing qualities
or the yachts puposng TO tue ground Tue
sun occasonslly shone from beneath thin covering
light feccy Clouds with only sufficient intensity
per the chill breezcs from the north that ever swept
across the cold bosom Of the river The wind suf
GENTLY heavy al the start and calculated Infuse into
the heart OF enthusiastic yachtman a new delight
but It came from the wrong quarter aud in such puls
and hu gusts that IL invoked additional labor de-
'racted somewhat from tho amusement OF lively
Upon the anchorage ground Off Hoboken there
nd hat do y,,x
about the interestng point Of departure and there
marked absence Of ladies along tho curvng shores
high hills that arc cutched the embrace OF the
verdurc clad Eyssn Fields Yet this was not annoying
to the racers as the mpatenty fueyng sails told OF
desire to test the sailing qualities OF the boats In dahng
naneavres rather than the show OF floating Iaziy in
the .sream bound in calm and the sport OF the
de that has too often occurred in tho yachting races
this season.
THE ESrRE5-rHs
Circumstances better known to the owners OF the |
msny yachts that belong to the club who sgnned their
intention OF taking an active cart the grand contest
prevented attendance, and when they had clustered
about the Agnes, from tho deck Of which Commodore
Lyman was giving his ORDERS they found to be bus
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Lecture on yellow Fever and its Causes.
Professor Stone, medical gentleman Of considerable
rsuu,s in the city OF New Orleans win delivered lee
,,,e Al ten o'clock TO- morrow morning. IN Bellevue
Hospital college, the subject OF "YeIlow Fever and
t,er
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Parliament Prorcaucd Until tho I'd Of Mo-
vember.

OTTAWA, Sept ri, 1901.
The oncal 01set, to-day contains an order pro.
ocung the Parliament OF the Dominion until Dthe I'd OF
November The Parliament Of tho province Of Quebes 10
proroe ucd until the eth OF November.
The discount on American invoices for the ensuing
veek IA 81 per cent
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A.-yisitors TO New YOrk-The Largest Wo&,
best assorted stock RoadHl
Made Clothing for rentisme0
and boys exhibited ~
retail In New York
BROKAW BROTHER6.
"a Fourth avenue, % LAfaysttO
place.
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A-speciai Nstice.-One Hundred Dollars 60
packed IN papers OF Century
Tobacco overy day.
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legendary burning of tho ship BlaekwaII-
Close Of the State Pnir.

GAN FRAscrsco, sept No. 1857
The ship BLACKWELL, which was lately harmed. IVES
damaged 10 the extent OF SIS, 900, and her cargo
$4,000 Is asccrtaned that OF her crew, Thomas
0'Connor fired her msciousy, and has gone TO Liver
pool where he will be arrested Tho witnesses sailed
on tho steamer Swallow TO-DAY.
The State Pair closed to-day, after the finest exhb-
ton Of products aud manufactures made here
Some improvement is manifested 10 mining stocks.