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The New York herald., 1867-09-28
FOREIGN THsArRIcAlS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of rHE HERALD.

The London StaGe-Ncw Plays by Bouci-
cault. Watts Phillips, Robertson and
Reude-A New Act for the Lady Of Lyons.
LONDON Sept. 10, 1857.
Like everything else In London amusements very
dull at present Mrs Scott Siddons, . pleasing young
actress, is playing RosaInd at the Haymsrket; the
Strand has been given up IN Mr. and Mrs Howard Paul.
and the buresqus Of Black Eved Susan still aus the little
Now Royalty. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bouccault will appear
at the Princess week. however. and then the fall
season will quickly open. The BouccauIts win begin
their engagements In Arrah-na.Pogue and new play
by Mr. Boucicsult win follow. The Queens Theatre
formerly ST. Martins HaD will be under the manage
meut Of Mr aud Mrs Alfred wgan, and . new play ov
Charles Readc called Tho Double Marriage, viii be tue
opening piece.
Mr. Watts Phillips has written drama called
Nob0dys Child, " tn which the new Surrey will begin
its campaign. Case will be revived at the Prince Of
Wales theatre to be followed by Bouc cault's How she
Loves HIM, and then BY little drama from PaErave
Simpsons PEN Robertson. author OF Caste, Is writ
ing gambling play for the New Holborn theatre, and
has been TO HomburR to study his characters The
Strand will have new burlesquc, Drury Lane new
drama and the Adephi q play with which to open.
Nr. Fechter viii bring oat The LADY OF Lyons al the
Lyceum and, II Buwer consents, will Introduce new
act to end with Of Claude Meinote's battles. SO
you that the approaching season London will be
quite rsmar kabe IS that In New York.
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sIArfA slAMp Mrsll lefncf.

rns Hacusosp covsrr AoncuIrvaAL FAn--Thsrs
was very large attendance the fair grounds yesser
day. The display OF produce. stock and goods ap-
pssrsd very attractive The nnt Of The races was
for . purss OF 500; Mr. vsn Clsers Lady
vsp CIesf, Mr. vrouck's Goldsmith mare, and
Mr. Nichols brown horse Goldsmith won The np.
heat and walked ths other tvo the other hofses
vithdrawing This followed BY very interesting
ana we'll contested for $50 between ME Smiths
LADY Jane De Torrssss Fanny Alien, and h. Wander
b,l,is Black Diamond. Lady Jane wos we hrss heat
time. 1 90, l:5ek aad 165K. Ths days amussmsss
concluded BY . very able sddress By Mr. Benjamin. y
Hsuer Of ieunox on the advantages II agrculturs
which he paid high tribute 70 Richmond county for
her snosss in establishing an agricultural fair, and the
rrsaa succsss has already attended her snorts
cAyrAm HorsRooK PROMOTED TO A 0EsrRALzp n rxz
Anxr Captain n L. Hobrook, commanding the Fifty.
nut prscnt has been commissioned BY General Grant
beadisr general for gallant and msritorious conduct
a. Risbsnd, Port Hudson, Sabine Crossroads Pleasant
Hill and Cane River Crossing
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THE DIFFICULTIES IN NASHVILLE.

! Tho M'unicipal Election To.Day-G eneraI
| Thomas Ordered By General Grnnt Not TO
| Interfere Against the Forces Of Governor
Observation-Disclosures Of All the CODscrva-
tive Candidates-Two X sdicai Candidates
for Mayor still In she Field.
NASHVILLE. Ton u, Sept. q. 1897
Matters have become much quistsr t'day.
Lasi night General Thomas received despatch from
General Graut telling him that the mi sry cannot bs
xxde of defeat the Executive OF Stat, in enforcing
thc laws Of the STATE and ordering him not 70 prevent
legal State force from executing his orders
copy OF this despatch was transmitted 70 Mayor
Brown, who to-day wrote to General Thomas, stating
that he bad not consented 10 any to the law
did he desire to defeat the Executive OF tho In
his efforts 10 enforce the law. He had only
designed, Is not prevented by armed voleL cs,
to hold = strictly legal election In . perfect "
psacsfus manner s,d in accordance with the city char
ter He requested General Thomas to inform him
whether hs (Gencn Thomas) deemed 1t his duty under
the order Of General Grant, to uphold General Cooper,
commander Of the State militia In hs threatened deter
mnaton to prevepS the sectios under the charter.
adding that In that he had choice left but 70
submit TO the authority OF tho United States, with
respectful but emphasc protest against the signal and
General Thomas. in rsFy. stated that the proper IN.
State authorities IN the execution Of their ordcr nos
boing bis province TO decide the question: Of tho legality
or egay OF the election ordsrsd BY the city author-
ties. 4
General Thomas subsequently, Issued IN order for the
disposition Of military force o. cavalry sad nfsa,ry to
protect the Commssiose Of Registration snd tho State
authorities tomorrow IN holding the election.
The Board OF Aldsrrsea mst THIS evening aud with
drew the officer appointed BY 70 held the ei.cio ion
Mayor Brown, who was candidate for reelection,
has Withdrawn. hr. Cotton, another conservative, hes
also w1thdnwn his This leaves the fsid to Mr.
Alden Northern radical, and Mr. Scowe an od Citizen
Of Nashville, also radical Alden will be elecsed The
republicans highly elaed with the OF evens,
while tho opposition corespopdingfy depressed.
The election will DO quiet and peaesfui.
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M E xIco.

Tho Body Of Ma ximilinn In the Chy OF NTexi.
cO-Departure Of MIR. Ott~rbourS from the
Capitnl-NInrquez Reported In Tamaul1pas
with Mule Load of Observation-Disclosures
OF Property in S0n0rn-Death of General
Juan Alvarez and Barron. the Banker.
HAVANA, Sent 26; I
Via LAEB CRY, Sept q, 1857.
Advices from tho CITY Of Mexico to the 18th and
vers Cruz to the Goth inst have been received
The body Of the sx-Emperor Macmillan had been
brought from Queretaro TO the city Of Mexico.
The report 1t Vera Cruz tnat the condition on which
the body sf MaIiman would be delivered to Admiral
Tegetho6 was the return Of the articles stolen and
red or TO MiramaT ID false.
Mr. Otterbourg. the late American Msister, had
obtained his passports for homo with his family and Mr.
Blake The archives Of the legation left charge Of
Consul Crippa
Marquee 10 reported 10 have been seen going into
Tamaulipas with mule lead Of money.
The Convocaoria apposnted TO meet on the 23d inst.
Property in Sonorato the amount Of 100000 had
beeu conhscated.
specie conducta had left Queretaro
The Nuevo Leon forces had triumphcd, entering
Monterey on the oath uh.
The diligence from the capital had been robbed.
Eustagnio Barron the celebrated English bunker of
the city Of Mexico, died At Tacubays the 9th.
General Juan Alvarez died at Provdencia August ~.
General Jiminez had been appointed his successor
The waters had overioved portion OF the town OF
Acambaro. causing some deaths and much damage to
property.
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rae BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
SPECIAL IflecsAM TO THE HERALD.

Proceedings Of the Couvcnsios Yesterday
Final Adjournment.
BUFFALO, N. Y, sept 81, 1857,
eo'Clock r. N. !
The Board Of Missionaries assembled ~ eight A. n.
The attendance very large, Notwithstanding num-
bsr Of the membes returned TO ther homes last night
The Rev Dr. Chester opened with prayer, whom the
hvmn "Nearsr, my God TO Thee" was susg.
rns following officers elected by the Board for
the ensuing yeas:Presidsnt Rev. Mark Hopkias: Vice
prs,,deut VIM. K Dodge; Corresponding Secretaries,
Rsva s. B. Treat and @. p. Wood; Treasurer, l. 3.
Ward
thanks was returned to the citizens OF Buffalo for thor
hospitaty In entertaining the members, 10 the commit
tee Of and 70 the several railways for free
passes. - ~, ,.-.- ..s
the Board requesting that his mission b rcinforcsd
npmber Of The other members sddressed the Board
conaderable length oil asking for more missionaries
soe 20 be sent 70 preach the In the south,
others V convert Europe 70 tho reformed Catholic
letter vss read before the Board adjourned from
rar Morley dated Niagara Falls, rcsretng bis Inability
s ssnd also from the Commander OF the Canadian mill.
sy forces Il was rumored that the Board would adopt
resolutops fAvorng negro suffrage, . number OF the
msnbsrs OF the Board were known 70 b warm advo-
In is favor there nothing done By tho
Rosrd thai can be used by either political party.
Tne Board adoursed at eleven A. n, after DR.. Todd
nyonounced the farewell beusdction the choir playing
.Home sweet Home" ~ the audience eft the church.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

CAN fkANCnCos Sept. II, 1851
Ma meeting OF merchants to consider the navigation
Of the Colorado vsr facts produced prove that
goods can be- carried from this city 70 Colvs. hun
drsd uiss above the mouth Of the vss ct four
pound and De transported from thence % Salt LAKE City
q 4 rood proal The passage can bs made, during all
ssssons Of the year. 10 from Yen 70 fifteen days Ills
propossd 70 subscribe 1000 10 build steamer 70
n. IN nscsion with already the river Great
Interest 10 manifsstsd 10 the project
The Panama steamer which rails on the 3oth inst viii
sats machinery for twenty stamp and quartz mills from
foundry this city, for mine % Kings Mountain.
North Carolina
arc Al sacramento last night destroyed the waverisy
Hotel The boards aud landlord only escaped by leap
iag from the vindcva
interior winter supplies, tatisg all modes OF trans
pertatlou, asd the utmost activity " reported.
The North American Steamship Company Ia preparing
70 compete vigorously for portion OF the large freight
and passenger business via Panama.
The TINTED States Ossipee has sasd for sitka
with General Rousseau and stan, aud the Russian
Company q messenger Tor The transfer OF Alaska
Wheat "a quoted ~ 81 os 81 10, LEGAL soudsn arc
unchanged
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TEE LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoSDoy, April 2?-
Noon. -Consols opened steady Al % 7-l6 for money.
American Securties-No aivicss have been received
by Atlantic cable OF the condition OF the New York
market and quotations nominal at the closing prices
OF last evening, follows United States i've twenty
bouds 70 1915, ILLINOIS Centras, ~: Eric Railway
shares, 40; Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated
Lospoy Sept 27-2P M.-we are still without ,els-
graphic sdvices from New York. American securities
reman uomipaIly o. quotations. with the excep
tiou OF the Atlantic and Great Western consolidated
bonds which have advanced n per cent ana are now
quoted at % -
isr CoSIisyyrAI BcrRsEs-FRASKPoRT, Sept. 26-
Evening -uuitsd States bonds closed at 76N for the
issue OF 1852
IIyERpooL CorroS MARKKr-IrvERPooL, Sept At
Noon Tho market opens heavy and quotations are un
chauRed Il Is estimated the sales To-day will reach
1000 bales The following are the opening prices:-
Broke reports the sxes OF the week at go 600
bales OF which 10000 for export and 1000 Tor
speculation Tho stock In port amounts to S2l 600
bales Of which 253 900 American.
LlvERpooL, Sept 27-2 M-There has been no
change in the tone Of the cotton market
IIyrRrooL BRRApsTUPFs MARKgr.-LIvERPoor, Sept
27-2 p. Mn the breadstufs market -four Is flrmer
unchanged, the quotation remaining 42s for new new
mixed Western.
LrvxRPooL Provisions MARKKr.-LIvKRPooI, Sept 81
Up Mn the provisions market lard has advanced Cd
and Ia selling a. 53s per cwt for Amer can.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERroL L, Sept 81
2P M-Spirts turpentns, Cd. lower quoted a. 2ss per
ewt American taow, 3D. better; selling At 44s. o. per
cwt for American.
LoSpop MARKErs.-LovDoy. Sept. 27-2P. M.-suaAr
steady st 2ss Cd for No IL Dutch standard Lnseed,
0ea Cd Whale OF, c40 kSperma oil, fll5 Lnseed
cakes cl0 5s Linseed oil, $50.
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THE re ia n S.

A General Rescue Riot Looked For in Ire.
land-The FeniRn Convicts Removed TO an
English Prison.
DUBLIN, Sept. q, 1867.
Fears are entertained that the Fenans here. embod-
ened by the Of the mob at Manchester will make
similar effort Captain Moriarty, who is now
undergoing his sentence OF imprisonment.
) The government taking all necessary precautions
sgainst such attempt
Forty OF the Fenan convicts who have hitherto been
imprisoned the Irish ais have been sent TO Portland
England, for safe keeping.
A Fenian Naval Alarm-British Guubonts for
the Irish COnst,
LONDON, Sept. q. 1867.
Owing to the report that supposed Fenian vessel had
been seen or the county Kerry, the government has
despatched OF gunooats guard the southern
and western coasts of Ireland.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Little Interest Mauifested In the Quest
Probability OF n Failure OF Conse on
Want Of the Necessary MAJOR .-siou for
NBw 0RLKAW -.
The Republican has full " /, IA, Sept ~, 1857.
in the First Second .surns Of the vote cast to-day
city In the md Third municipal districts OF 'his
the sirst district there were 2.64o votes oast, N
-,scond 2,25s, in the Third 1907. Total 'os0'
Nearly oil the votes cas-. were for q convention The
number Of registered voters in the dsrict is a. 1885,
The Rpsbiean expresses the apprehension that unless
the vote heavier tomorrow the proposition for
vsntion will fal-the law requiring = majority OF the
registered voters to vote or the election fails
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
ENoLAND'S TRADE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Uhe Autumn Business and Prospects OF Dull
Timcs-Unempioyed Capitai-Foreign Conn
petition and Decline is the Productive Ca.
pacity Of Britain-Want Of 1sdYstrial Opera.
Awe Education and It's Conseauences.
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1867
Trade Ia opening quietly this autumn In London, and
comparatively little business is being done BY the whole
sale houses engaged in the Manchester and general
sradss including goods OF all descriptions that come
under the head Of textile fabrics II used to be the
practices few years back to make large anticpaory
parcels for coming season. but this custom IS getting
very much out Of fasnios and people buy moro from
hand mouth than formerly The prices Of goods bore
ere tosraby firm and stationary in textures composed
Of wool and silk; but We have falling market 70 deal
With In cotton goods which always Affects trade sd-
vsnsly for the time being. There great deal Of sur
plus money 10 the country lying Idle and unemployed
the slightest business speculation and this state
OF things consider will continue until the beginning
of 1885, when there are no political complications or
European war, good business year is expected.
Tho question OF foreign composition 10 now eng aging
great deal of sttsation both In London and the manu-
6acturing centres II proved bsyond doubt that many
smportaut branches Of Enslsh being dis
placed by foreign mporations slowly but surely which
q vsry generally attributed the great wan, Of sschni
sai and primary educauon among our voskmen and
forsusn
The Schools Inquiry Commission have reesutiy pub
ashsd the correspondence they have received from df-
fsrsut udiy duas on this subject which, - may prove
f cons derabs interest 10 your readers VINO have no'
peeu ~ will rive q short summary Of
Dr. Lyon Piayfair considers that our country, win
very few exceptions has shown but little nyentveness
since 1so2 and that the one cause upon when mere
most unanimy Of conviction is tina. France Prussia
Austria Belgium and switzerland possess good systems
~ induwris education for The masters aud managers ot
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THEATRE FaAnCAls-asIoal

EIsabs,h was given again last night as the Theatre
Francois before very large audience, and she great
artist who created this r6k In America renewed her
triumph. This now well known tragedy has bcen placed
on the stage this season BY Mr. Graa with nov scenery
dresses and appointments and Essex in the person
of sigpos Bozzo vsry capable actor The scene be-
tween him and Elizabeth his return the conqueros
OF Cadlz whom she humiIates her avorts before the
entire court full Of dramatic nrs and passion OF
the great scenes towards the close OF tho play 10 10
only necessary 10 say that Rssori upheld In them hsr
high rsputatiop. Elizabeth ~ the matinee to-day and
Alasrs Myrrha oa Monday ere her next performances
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Revolutionary Movements in Italy,
Switzerland and ireland.
Armed Garibaldians in the Italian Citi,. :
.and a Riot in Geneva.
England Preparing ."r an irish
Fenian Movement.
THE REVOLUTION.

GorlbnIdian Riots In the Italian Cfties-A
Dangerous Movement-The King About to
Assemble Parliament.
FLORENCE, Sept 27-Mdnight
Serious riots have broxea out at Udins, . town Of
Northern Italy, sixty miles from Venice. Armed bands
paraded the streets clamoring for revolution"
These bands were largely composed Of Garibaldian
volunteers, who had been compelled 10 fly from the
Roman frontier by the Italian troops.
:. "a FLoREscE, Sept p, 1857.
The partixans OF Caribald creating tumulis In
various parts Of Italy the purpose Of obtaining the
release Of their leader.
It reported that King Victor Emanuel Is about to
Issue proclamation calling extraordinary session Of
Z che Italian Parliament
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THE REBEL Ran meaRlAaAc.

Another Effort TO be Made 70 Raise Her
from the Bottom Of the Elizabeth River.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 70, 1867.
Another effort 10 to bs made 10 raise the rebel
Msrrmac from the bed OF the Exabsh river whore she
has remained obstruction 70 navigation ever SINCE
her sudden demiss soon after the famous combat with
the Monitor All her guns anchors, chains, &C., have
been removed BY the vreckers In the employ Of the
government All attempts 70 blow up she hull have
thus lar failed The wreckers have secured the iron
prov and are advertising for sale curious relic,
worthy OF place IN some collection Of raruss.
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A Man Of UrsA SANS Army, and Reader
Of the Herald FIR three suffered rriby In
sequence of wouna from bombshel- He came 60y mile.
Of ling notice In columns that al
pain any ure would be relieved free OF charge
within hve minutes well known establishment located
a 10 Chatham Square DR. WOLCorT the proprietor
not damned. made IA Application or his wonderful Pain
Paint mmcdiat essato0 Of all pain the result
profound sst onishment OF crowd Of Witnesses
HIS Office and liberal ,trs attract the notice OF thousands
who have been given up as hopeies Not single instance
occurred where any patient has applied We
advise readers Herald OF IL
this and preserve I, and visit the DR. ne emphacaily
utions the public against buying his Instant Pam An
nhatot Pain Paint, cnless in white outsidc wrap
ExAmn closely every bottle ofered.
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the MOVEMENT IN SWITZERLAND.

Garibaidian Tumult In Geneva.
GENEVA, Sept 81, 1857.
Crowds OF men assembled In the streets Of the city
yesterday and loudly cried for the release Of GarbadL
Some violence was douo, but no one WAS injured.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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Cswntry.

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contains the very Latest European News BY The Cable
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Articles The prominent topics Of tho day. Our Sport
ing Record Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews q The
Cattle and Horse Markets; Financial and Commercial
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ing events OF the week.
Tsars Single subscription, 81; Three copies f5.
Five copies, IS; Ton copies, sis Single copies. nvs
cents each. A limited number Of Advertisements in
serted in the wExkLy HrsALs
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the DROUGHT IN OHIO.

CIScNSAri, Sept q, 1867.
The temperature s still very dry. Reports re-
earding corn and potatoes more disrouraging
Farmers are selling their stock; water Ia very scarce
and In many cases the cattle have 10 be driven great
distance Tor water Farmers not feeding hogs tor
the winter markets TO any great extent, and
tracts are being made but those early delivery
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NEWS BY THE GULF CABLE.
c U q A..

Funeral or tho Late Captain Genera'-A"
posing Ceremonies.
HAVANA, Sept %.
Via LAKs CRY, Fla, II. 1901
The funeral Of tthe late Captain Sehe'A'
took place this morning. The procession s'.I'u =
No.. .svsn O'Clock for the Cathedral, where solemn
s-r,.m mass was celebrated by the new Bishop -
t0qS -.-.- on.r - Cuba
1ls rsmAins will BA N s.s.s unku Ias - 'asf when
they are to Be shipped 70 spaiu The PROCESSION waa
v. long and imposing and occupied forynvs minutes
In psssie> q given iroint
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F,,. rcia,, and Comwero'ni.

FiuN. .ycia, and Comscrc'ni.
HAVANA, Sept. 20 1867
Exchange i dun but ntss are Tho saA's ~ last
quoted.
The sugar market IL IN 'otve. Quotations sh,w no
change
Flour is quiet The cargo brourt BY the riogsr from
New Orleans is selling at So 80 per barrel.
Apples are selling at sX reais; beans At II reaNh
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
We have acknowledge the receipt Of the following
for the benefit Of the sufferers by tho epidemic n; Gal
Chapel Of St Georges church. through Stephen
H. Tying $50; Andrews, Sanford 4 Smith, 425; Cash,
$40; d. Lttiejohn 4 Co.. $50; Lacey, heeksr b Co,
S25-$160 Previously acknowledged, $5,l37 Total,
Also the following for beneat OF the New Orleans sur
ferers:-C Il. Shpman, 500; Hylda. $40; Committee
S2s-sl40. Previously acknowledge. S3,7sa lo,al,
$sss2. sP0FFORD, 1ILESiON co.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The letter of which the following Is copy refers to
resolution passed by New YORK Stock Board
DEAR sIR-We had the proposition for subscription for
the rec OF the yellow fever sufferers OF New Orleans
this morn ing 20 state thai was appropriated by
nous consent of the members which amount WI os Tor
warded by the COMMITTEES appointed IN the matter
NEW YoRK. sept. "a, 1861. RICHARDS W.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the following addi-
touai contributions for the Galveston sunercrs:-
4 Co, S25; Brakeman. Parker Gray, $l00-$l75
Previously ackno sledged, 43. 72L Total, 1907.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER co.
New YoRx. Sept 81, 1867.
TO TuE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Collections for the yellow fcver sufferers at Now
Orleans by II. B. Cromwell Co..
Sanger Wallace Co., $50; Andrews, Sanford h
smilb SOS: William F. Weld Co. OF Boston, $3.50
Mer~in 4 simpkins, $25; Samuel wieIs, $50; G Ra-
vanx $40: Alden, Sampson sons, $50; Howe Ferry,
:sSs. Previously rsnistsd, % 7sa Total, s, s.i;
Nsw Yoax, sspa ~, 1857.
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EXECUTION ur THREE Nscauss At MOBILE.

MOBILE, Ala. Sept q, 1881.
Tue three negroes who committed the outrage a, Dog
river were hung here to-day. An immense crowd was
In attendance, but there vas no dIsturbance
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THE WAR IN GAMBIA.

Omar Pnsha still In Command.
MARsErLLEs. Sept 81, 1867.
Advicss from Constan,inopls state that Omar Pasha
has withdrawn his resignation and will remain at Canea.
the capital OF Island OF Gambia should the Sublime
Porto desire him 70 retain hrs command there.
The New York herald., 1867-09-28

QuuExsrowS, Sept 20 Tho royal mail steamship
Psrsa, Captain Lott, which sailed from New York on
che l7ih OF September arrived IN the harbor to-day,
and landing her London ana foreign mails sailed
for Liverpool
Columbia Captain Carnayhau from New York septem-
Der IL arrived Movle to-day and sailed this after
,noon for the Clyde
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 2o-The Hamburg American
Packet Company's steamship Alemania, Captain Meier.
which LETT New York tho 4th inst, arrived ~ this
Bort yesterday, and has since sailed for Hamburg
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 21.-The steamship Atlantic
Captain Hoyer which sailed from New York the 1lth
touched to-day. and proceeded her voyage 70
Bremen.
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sulI RACE ON 1Hf CONNECTICUT.

SrRSeFrELp. MAss., sept q, 1881
boa, race for the championship OF the Connecticut
will come oa at this city tomorrow bst~esn the j. y.
Tapley and the j. W. Dickinson both six-oared crews