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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Oct 23-Bayams, Hoiiquin, Jaba-
ras, Los Tunas, Yara and Jignani, all ia the
Eastern department, are in instruction against
the government The goverumtn MT has sent
four battalions of infantry, one squadron OF
cavalry and field battery TO these points. The
Ievolutionists have divided themselves into
small bands, with the view to carry on guer-
riha war until their forces are strong enough
10 cope with the Spanish troops with fair
prospect OF success. A considerable band is
stationed in the neighborhood OF Santiago de
Cuba, and another near Puerto Principe. The
revolulionists have burnt several plantations
and are taking the negroes with them as aux
iiaries. In several skrmishes with the Span
ish troops, the creoles, both black and white
have fought bravely, causing heavy loss to
the Spaniards.
The Cubans all over the Island are enthusi
astic, but are in want of arms. Several Gu
bans have been arrested in Havana on suspic
ion They are coafined in the Moro Castle.
In the parish of Jesus Maria forty negroes were
arrested last night for having arms in their
possession
October 24-9 d. Trustworthy informa-
ton just received states that Agiaera, chiat OF
the revolutionary band has with him between
1000 and 5000 negroes The artillery sent from
this city has stuck in the mud. Heavy rains
have fallen in the Eastern department. The
revolutionists have full sway in large section
of the country. The CAPITA n-General is hur-
rying forward fresh troops in all haste. One
of the Spanish mail steamers has just been
chartered to carry troops to the scene of action
Great enthusiasm and confidence prevail,
among the Cnbans. If the measure should
become necessary, there is a fixed desermina-
tiOnsto declare immediate emancipation and
call on the negroes to arm against the Span
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Domestic VI arkets.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 80 -Flour-sales 1900 bb,s :
State and estern dull heavy and declining; super
fine State 90 q 6 so; extra do 20 a 7 80; round
hoop Oh o 20 a so; supetine Western 90 q 80;
extra . estern so a IS; White Wheat extra 10
"a c.; Southern dull sales $50 bills. extra CO az
il 50 California dull and declining; sales 1000 sack s
ate 80 a. 10 90. Wheat opened firm an closed dull
and dropping; sales $4,000 BUSH; Spring No. 2 at
80 40 50; No. ct j 60 q &c. the latter price
bIye the market. Corn heavy and fully 1c lower;
sales rs 30 BUSH; Mixed Weste at 10 o. II for
uus1nnd. 2Cd 10 for sound. closing at q for
sound Oats timer; sales 800 BUSH; new West
ern II a Tic. Beef steady. Pork firmer; sales 1850
bbs.; mess q 20 a u %. closing at q % 'sh.-
Lard quiet and unchan sed sales 70 uerces. Butter
steady; Ohio % a 3ec: S ate 40 a Soc. Whiskey
quiet COI.yn firm and more act We; Middllng NJ
lands bic Rice du l. Sugar quiet sales 500 hhds.
uscoVado III q 112c. Coffee quiet; sales llOO bags
no on private tetns. Mol Uses quiet; sales l0-
mus. MuscDvado As a SIC. Naval Stores quiet
Olls quiet Petroleum firm; crude at TIC; refined
41nded at 5og 5 q c. Freighs Liverpool hrmer
wheat per san IA and por steamer Cd.
CHICAGO, Oct 30 Exchange ON New York firm
and unchanged Flour steady aud active; Sprine
extras 30 a 81. Wheat in good demand at a de.
cline of &c; sales No. at q "a %: No at 1:
q IN. Corn fair demand at decline Of "a 2gc
sales No. at 763 a 76sc; No. at rs "a zee Oal,
at decline of Sc; No fresh receipts at M on
Barley dull and declined 10 g lie; sales No 2 q
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NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.


New YORK, Oct. 30.-Timothy MEG ure, at
PeeksBii on charge OF conveying false certl-
ficate of naturalz tton has been held III y
fault of bail for examination.
The President has pardoned Jonas Atkin-
SON who had served fife months of fifteen
years imprisonment Tor counterfeiting. on ac-
counto of old age and infrmity.
Thuriow Weed is expected to leave Liver
pool tomorrow for home on the Java.
Ann Hays was arrested for attempting to
kill her child, two years of age, by stamping
on and kicking it in the most severe manner.
A prominent Republican, Councilman Pull
MN, was brutally beaten this morning by tour
rufffans and his skull fractured.
A Republican procession was stoned in Hud-
son avenue, Brooklyn, last night. None were
seriously hurt.
Marcus Levi, who was held for examination
in default Of $4,000 bail for attempted fraud of
the government tax on distilled spiri.s, alb
seconded and was arrested IN Pennsylvania.
The case of Beverly Clarke, indicted in
Michigan for being concerned in the recent
frauds on the Post Office Department at w ash
in2ton, was before the U. S. Circuit Court to-
day on writ of habeas corpus, and certiorari
arguments made hut no decision given.
The bets of million dollars offered through
the ne wspapers by Hembold have been taken
by two different PARTIES.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, tct. %.
The closing week for the month has not been
marked by any change of note in The Boot and Shoe
market. A fair aud steady demand continues for
small jobbng lots, and prices in consequence Of an
early re renchment in making up, rule steady and
firm for all desirable lines. A 81 1ual decrease in
the demand trom now mill January, as usual, is
expected, and manufacturers making as few
goods as Il ey without stopping ALTOGETHER on the
wholesale line OF Bo0s ana Shoes The demand for
tie home AIDE is lar. but buyers who be in the
marker about every elk are taking only small lots,
the g.eat variety of styles III AIDE compel re-
tailers he extremely cautious in buying their ia
stocks; the styles of Boots and Shoes have of late
Years been multiplied that retailers, in order to
have ul assortmen,s, are obliged to keep on hand
inli ihree times the amount ot stock they formerly
did which, of course, ere ties larger quantities. OF
snop worn 90 'ds, ami consumes large portion Of
the Ironts, beside enhancing the prizes of those
goohs whleh VIII sell Ieadily, Cannot the manuia-
tnr r., by an unite effort assist in throwing aside
| these use ess styles, and try and compete in tle
quality of their goods, instead of the variety? By
50 ing trey will rec i've the thanks of TIE entire
tail and iJbbng trade and benefit themselves by
removing prominent cause the failures in he re
ia branch of the ira c. The shipments of Boots and
Shoes for the week have been % 900 cases ami ioI
the month OF October 127,26' cases: for the same
m nth last year 10, 496 cases.-[Shoe ana Leather
Reporter.
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the ssACsEaC COAST.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.--Ebe opposition
steamer Nevada arrived from Panama last
night.
ALASKA.
Late advices from Alaska have been received.
A fire at Sitka had destroyed considerable
property.
The schooner Anna Eliza had been seized by
the Customs authorities for violation Of the
revenue laws.
silver lode mas been discovered on Wrangle
Island.
Four men have been shot by a lunatic.
The coal mines at Ch,liott are being worked.
THE RECENT TORNADO OF THE MEXICAN
COAST
The accounts of the tornado on the Mexican
coast state that the English vessel Cecilia,
loaded with dyewood, bound Tor Europe, was
driven ashore In Bandeas bay and became a
total loss The schooner pizarro capsized off
San Bias and all hands lost, except the cap
tain. The schooner Hayode was sunk off La
Paz. The war steamer Juarez was driven
ashore at Pichluego, but was expected to float
off the next high tide.
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AIT al uISetStS OF The
Eye,
Ear,
Throat
AND
.np1OS

DR.. CPS remedies can in most cases be applied at
home.
Consultation at Office Free, but letters must con-
tain one dollar Office hours to II, Q TO T. 65 to a.
OCTOBER q, 1868, diff
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& q M M IL CIA h
New Work Stock and Money Market

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Money active and stringent
up TO o'clock alter which he feeling was easier,
and loans were made AT per cent. currency. A
firm in Breadstuffs failed tod y Sterling Exchange
dull at 1905 a 1885, Gold shade lower opened at
1919, advanced 1343 fell to 1871 and closed at 134s
he Assistant Treasurer awarded So 0,d00 Gold at
134 5-ih. The s. ipments tomorrow are estimated
at $500,0G0. Governments firmer and active. Hen
~ Clewes & Co furnish the following 81 quota
tions:-.onpon 6's 1881 list q ll5i; do 52O's 1862
1874 "a 1l3B; do 1864 1lla e 1l13: do 1865, 1ll2 a
112; IL new, 110s q 1l0a; do 1o6!, 110s a ILL., GO
1868, l10I; 1O-4C's, 1OG1 a 1861.
Birle' State bonds ruer; Missouri's, 80; new
Tennessee's 7C2 a 7OB; new North Carolinas, 663 g
Oh; new Virginia's, SO a. 57i.
>toc sgenerally higher, closing strong. The fol-
lowing $50 fig lres:-Pacific Mail, ~ a l27s
Central. 1861 g i27; Erie, All q AZ; do preferred
66l a 67B; Hudson. 1873: Keading. 99i @ 9H; Mich.
an central, lis a I19; Michigan Southern SCI q
27s a 49,.
I1e balance at the Sub-Trcasury to-day amounted
81
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t.s rejected 10 al 80 Mess Pork steady at % rs
m 90 COZ sales 1000 bbls; sales tor Jauuary and Feb
TIarv nj 20 90; clear sides 15c Lard firm but quiet
at Isl "a l65c Free Whiskey steady at 90. Beet
Cattle dull and drool ing 1t Is q SO. Live Hogs
iui at decline of 20 q zjc; sales at 30 a 80 for
fair to choice sorted. Freights active and firm at 9!c
on Wheat to Buffalo and Sc on Corn.
C1NcISNATI. Oct. 50 Whisky dull al / Co. Ba-
con active and in lair demand sides 1G5c Tor C ear
rib and lie for clear Lard dull; little in market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 30-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; sales at % for No. and - for
No. 3. Oats quiet at 47c for No. 2 Corn dull at So
g 9oc for Mop Rye dulfat 7sc for No. 1.
AUGUSTA, Oct a0.-Cotton easier; sales 544 bales
receipts 677 bales; Mddlings 22t q 224c; sales for
the week PHO bales; receipts IS bales.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 80 Cotton opened quiet but the
demand increased towards the close; sales 1915
bales iddlines 23a 25zc; exports 2950 bales; re-
ceipis 2012 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3O.-Cotton-M iddlinas 23i
% 23bc; sales 4209 baes receipts 5l16 bales exports
927O bales receipts tor the week 28, 90 bales; ex-
ports to Liverpool S445 bales TO the cUniinent1S,99l
bales; stock 1888 bales.
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ALAB AW a.

REBEL THIRST FOR BLooD-ArTEMPTs TO AS
~. sAssINArE THE REPUBLICAN CANvAssERs
New York, Oct. 30.-The Tribune has
snecal dispatch dated Demopols, Ala, Oct
29ih, which says:
While we were canvasslng Choctaw and
Sumter counties several daring attempts were
made by armed mobs to assas,inaie MS. We
were threatened with hanging in Choctaw
county, and at CASTOR, in Sumter county, the
carriage containing Us was fired upon and hit
several times. Double barreled guns and pis-
tolls were used. This also occurred 10 other
sections of the Stat. We can have no fair
election in many counties without the pres.
ence of Uated States troops.
(Signel) GEO. L. HARRINGTON,
Speaker OF the House.
T. L. PENNISGToN,
State Senator,
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ARRANsAs.
- hA aIS SAs.
MORE KU-KLUx MURDERS.

NUKE hO-hLoA SioisOLhc.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30-The Democrat has the
following special dispatch from Little Rock:-
On The oath inst, while Capt. Willis, Bureau
agent, Capt Porter Andrews, Capt Prossel
and Sheriff stumble were Ell route to Rocky
Comfort, in Little River county, they we've
fired upon By Ku-Klux who were concealed
in The bush. Capts. Andrews and Willis were
killed and the sheriff badly wounded. Before
the band left negro came along, who was
killed. Not far from this place they met
another negro and killed him. Caps, Scott,
Senator from that county, is in great danger
and the loyal citizens have turned out 10 pro-
tect him.
A u.spatch from Memphis to the district
Headquarters here asks Gen. Smlth TO send
twenty men to Marion, Arkansas Immediate.
Iy, and adds that if this is not done there will
hardly be loyal man left in i the county Six
nights and others shot FOR attempting to bury
ham
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THE PUGILIsrs.
NEW. RSEY.
MORE POLITICAL RowDYIsM

NEWARK. Oct. 30.--The Democratic torch
light N occasion eliminated after midnight in
violence. While they were passing Governor
Wards house his gardener, standing quietly in
front with female domestic, was struck with
a club and seriously injured. The windows
were crushed n by budgets and lanterns. The
houses OF some prominent Republicans were
saluted with groans Posts saloon near the
Market street depot was ransacked and robbed
OF cigars and refreshments Mr.. Burns sa-
loon, on Ma;ket street, was also stripped Of its
contents, which Were carried off by a party OF
ruffians from jersey City.
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LOSS OF PROPELLER CONGRESS.

JOS5
DErRorr. Oct 30.-The propeller Congress.
which left Buffalo on the 22d inst for Chicago
loaded with railroad iron and salt, ran on a
reef three miles west of Thunder bay light on
the 9th, She began leaking Immediately and
was abandoned BY the crew, who went ashore
in small boats. Abont an hour after she was
abandoned she was discovered TO be on hre
and was vafy soon totally destroyed She wa.
valued at $4,000 and reported to be insured ii
Buffllo for 1000.
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NEYy MEXICO.

EXPEDITION AGAINST THE INDIANS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 3O-A Santa F. New Mex
ico) dispatch says All important Indian expe-
dition is now being organized in this territory,
which will soon start from Fort Bascomb, on
Canadian river, 20 operate against the Indians
who have been committing depredations in
Kansas and Colorado during the past few
months.
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WASHINGTON.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 The following dis
patch was received at the War Department
this morning.:
ST Louis, Oct. 29-To Brevet Mai. Gen. f.
D. Townsend: the following dispatch, from
Gen Sheridan, is Just received:
Headquarters Department Of Missouri, Oct
28.-To Breyet Maj. Gen. w. A. Nichols: Gen
Carr, with seven companies OF The 9Th Cavalry
and Eorsyth'S scouts under l. cut. Pepoou,
struck the Indians on Shutness Creek, south
of Beaver, on the 25th inst. aud killed ten In
dams and five ponies and captured three
ponies. The next day he followed the Indians,
who disputed his advance, 10 protect then
lodges aud stock the Indians burning TIE prai-
ries to the windward but not stopping the ad
vance OF the troops. They forced the Indians
to abandon their camp and lodge equippaqe
aud capturing and liuiinS Y ponies. Genera
Carr is still pursuing them. Col Broadhead
is also in the same section, and think before
tn has joined Gen. Carr.
(Sigued) p. FL. SHERIDAN
W. A. NICHOLS, A. A. q.
DUTY ON CIGARS.
Iu accordance with the act OF February Sd,
1858, all cotton imported from foreign countries
on and after the LIST inst, Will be exempt from
export duly
The Treasury Department has issued cir
cuar dated Oct. 9th, directing that duty OF
81 so Der pound aud % per cent. ad valorem
shall be assessed on all cigars, cigarettes and
cheroois, under the S2d and S7tb sections of the
internal revenue act, approved July 20, 1858.
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Bowdoin CcIlege Memorial Hall.
To Builders and Staas Outters

GEA ED tenders will be received for materIa1s
~ and labor for all the stone and mas work re-
quired tor the erection Of the Memorial Hail at
Bs~dosn tiege, Brunswies, use.
Tenders will he Iecei ed tor either Granite or
Brown Stone S. och hubble Masonry, tor the super
structure. The 10 have the stone now on
the lot, far the be used in the fnunda-
ton wall. Tenders also will be received for Granite
IN regular courses OF ASHER. rock lace-
The contractors must state in their tender from
what gu Try the stone is 10 which they propose
to put into the buIlling; and also name the time
when the building Will be ready for I root. hi
committee will require bonds from the ontractors
with sat factory snreties in the sum ofve Thousand
dollars (S5 90 COY for the faithful completion OF the
contract. All bills must be accompanied with the
naTe OF the proposed suretieS.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
of l. NEWCOMR & SON, corner of Plum ard Mid
die Streets, Portland, Maine, after October 2od
The committee reserve the right to reject all b Is
or accept sucn bids as they shall deem or tlieir in
teIest.
All the ten iers win be addressed to tile und =
signed, at Portland, Maine and will be opened at his
office on the 30th day OF November next.
WM. l.. PUTNAM.
Per order oil the Committee. oct20eod2w
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OH "a.

LOCOMOTIVE BOILER ExPLosIoN-FIvE PERSONS
KILLED.
CINCINNATI, Oct 3o.-A freight locomotive
working in gravel pit on the Ohio & Mlssis-
sippi railroad, eighteen miles frcm this city,
exploded last night killing the conductor fire.
man and three boys, standing near, and wound
ed the engineer and brakeman.
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TIE DOMINION OF CANADA.

MONTREAL. Oct. 3O-Steamer Grecian, of
the Royal Mail Lioe, struck u rock in ascend
ing Gallop Rapids to day, and was run into
the bay, where she sunk in twenty feet of
water. Most of the cargo will be saved. The
passengers have been forwarded by train.
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NEW EsAMPsHIgE.
CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 30.-Josiah l.. Pike has
been convicted of the murder of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown, of Hampton Falls, and sem
fenced to be hung OH tho second Tuesday of
November, 1859.
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DUTY ON CIGARS.
LOUISIANA,
THE REBELLION IN FULL BLAST.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-A New Orleans specia
dispatch OF the % ia inst. says: "On the night
OF the 27th inst. armed bands patroled the
streets and negroes were shot down. The re-
manning Republican club rooms and some resi-
de, ces were sacked Prominent Republicans
were generally concealed. Large numbers have
been killed here and in ST. Bei nard, and mol
law has ruled, but no United States soldiers
have fred gun. This morning eight news.
papers demand the immediate resignation OF
the State Ulcers, the departure OF the carpet
bageers, and that the laws which do not suit
them shall be trampled under foot. Governor
Yarmouth does his duty nobly amid dangers
and difficulties This afternoon Gen. Rousseau
told the Police Board 10 remove Superntend.
ent Williamson and appoint Gen. Steedman
or take care of themselves. They compiled
and Gen. Sieedman is recognizing the police
by supercediDg the Republicans. The excite.
ment is intense, but less HemoDstrative this
evening. Gen. Rousseau publishes an address
saying that he will support Gen. Steedman in
preserving the peace. GnD. Rousseau's course
favols the revolulionists"
POLICE AFFAIRS.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 80 Everything is quiet
to day. Gen. Steadman last night withdrew
his resignation as Superintendent OF the Met
ropoltan Police, and continues at the head o
the to CO. To-day an injunction was taken oui
in the 9TH District Court by the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners, restraining the Mayor
from establishing police fierce, on the grounu
that it will bring about Il collision.
THE ELECTION.
The Republican thinks strongly of an inten.
ton to have the ell ctoral vote OF this State
throwa out of Congress if possible. 1t advises
the Republicans to vote wherever they can
without any reasonable apprehension of being
suhjscted to personal violence, but says: I'VE
are certain that if every possible effort should
be made it would be an imp ss5iiity to poll
one half of the r publican vote of the State :"
1t also says that there are tribunals of appeal
bovond the mobs of LOUISIANA, and to them we
can gu with full confidence for redress OF our
grievances.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

LONDON Oct. 80. The South American mai
steamer brings dates from Rio Janeiro to the
9th inst
Last advices from Paraguay state that Gen.
Lopez helf Veletta with all his forces The
allied army was near at hand, aud the news of
a battle was daily expe tied.
The Portuguese consul had been forcbly
taken from American legation at Asunsci IN
and shot, United States war steamers had
gone up Paraguay river, and peremptory de-
maDd would be made by tie American com
mander for redress
The recent conduct of Mr.. Washburne, u
5. Minister at Paraguay is much censured at
Buenos Ayres
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HTAssAoaUsETTs.
FATAL ACnInENT

Fla TAI ACClDENT.
WORCESTER, Oct. 30.-Albert T. Benchly, G
p1lnter; 20 years OF age, ieil from sca1foiu a,
Holy Gross College, in this city, to-day, and
instantly killed.
THE PUGILIsTs.
Boston, Oct so. Baldwin, the pugiist
got bail to-day. Wormald is in Jail
FIRE.
A fire early this morning destroyed one o
the car houses OF the Boston & ALBANY rail
road, near the ALBANY street bridge gu Harris
son Avenue, with all its contet IS. The car
destroyed consisted of two drawing room cars
q man car, one or two bridge cars and SIX Oh
eight passenger cars all of them making TIRE
New York morning train to go out at $50
The loss is estimated at S68000
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EaraIyr. Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30-Forenoon.-Cotto steady
est nat ;, sales to-day 12,0i0 bales sales the week
49, 900 bales, OF Which $1,000 were for exp TT ami
900 for speculaon stock in port $685. 90 bales, of
which $1,000 bales are American. Breadstuffs and
Provisions unchanged
PARIS, Oct 3j-Forenoon. bullion in the
Bank of France has decreased 100000 francs Tor
|; he week.
EoNDuN, Oct. 30--AIternoon.-Consols e4B for
money.
American securities United States 5-2O's at 7s3
Illinois Central shares vi; Erie shares 2S.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 0.-Atternoon.-Cotton steady,
Tallow 51s Cd. inseed Cakes frmer. Cheese CAS-.
LONDON, Oct. 30-Evening -Consolsk closed at 94A
tot money and account.
American secu'ities-Unted States 5-20s 73t; ILL.,
nos Central shares 81; Erie shares %.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30-Evening. steady
and unchanged; sales IL coo tales. Breadstuffs-
Oats advanced to IS I'd; other articles unchanged.
Provisions unchanged in tone PrOduce-Petroleum
quiet and steady
LONDON, Oct 30 Evening.-Ca1cutta Linseed Cos
81 "a els. Iallow SIS. Sugar and Oils unchanged
HAv tE Oct. 30 Evening.-Cottondull at 14Ot }9
cwt. Tor tres ordnaire.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 3d.

MADRID, Oct. 30.-It is estimated that the
deficit IN the revenues this year will reach
e5,00o,00) sterling.
The Spanlsh Government seeks TO raise a
loan of 100000, 900 crowns at an interest of six
per cent
Senior Escolante has resigned his office I'M
der the Provisional G vernment.
General Dulce has finally accepted the APP
pontmant of Captan-General of Cuba, and
will soon sail for Havana,