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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. 10.
CoTroN-Irregular and unsettled; sales
500 bales, az 2554c for middIl55ng I5a 1plands.
market is dull and lO9I5c lower; sales OF
1900 barrels at 81 lO9S 10, for superfine
state and an a western. o 81 IN. SS 2Ogg 10 for extra
GIL 50 for whi wheat; s. S591I Is Tor
round hoop Ohio; 60 95@su 90 for extra
st. Louis; S11 00014 90 for good 10 choice
do: closing quiet: Rye Flour quiet; sales
Of $50 barrels at % Os9s 80. the latter an
Com MEAL-Firm; sales 500 bbIs.; white
WHGsKY-More rs active. unsettled and
firm; sales OF 300 barrels at 6z15c in bond,
WHEAT-Recefpts 69,I 1853 bushels; heavy
and 2d3c lower, and in limited demand for.
export and milling; sales Il, 900 bushels, at
No do; S2 II for Winter Red western M !:
q 5O92 90 for white Michigan; 81 90 for
prime new white Kentucky; 81 81 for ex-
ira choice white Michigan. .ts
RYE-Dqll; sales Of 2,100 bushels, at 81 IS
al 10 Tor southern; 81 159l AZ for Western; I;
81 6ogl 66 for small lots OF State. =.
BARLEY-Nominei.
BARLEY MALT-Dull. +Hf
CoRN-Receipts,. 20,293 bushels; market
opened q shade hrmer, but closed dull /;
sales Of $1,000 bushels at 81 t9GI % for un-
sound; 81 "A for sound mixed Western :
81 2l for common in stoTei sl2619 for West
OxTs- -ReceIpts Of 81, ,2Os bushels; rather
more steady; sales of 1900 bushels at 67@
4214c for new Western in store and affoat
old Western In store SIC.
RICE-Duu. oL
CoFFEE-In moderate request; sales of
100 bags Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-In fair request; sales of $50 hhds
at ll9l2c for Cuba, and 1l149l2c for Porto
Rico.
MoLAssEs-Quiet: sales of 200 hhds of
Muscovado at 4lG42c. aff 10
HoP5-Quiet; 206g30c for American. a
: PEr8oLEUM-Firm; lie for crude 3I1ze
for refined Bonded. o E+f GM
PoRK-Dull and heavy: sales of / 400 bbls
at e29 z5929 so for mess, closing at 500 %
cash: S29 20 for old do; S24(924 % for prime /;
s26eSD 80 for prime mess ar1r.
BEEF Steadyi sales of 80 barrels; un-
cbanged.
TIERCE BEEF--Dull. H- @e
BEEF HANIS--Dull and unchanged.
cur MEATS-DulI; sales of l7J packages
at l25z@l4c for shoulders; 10 a 191Sc Tor
hams; mlddles quiet and heavy.
LARD carce but firm; sales 800 tierces
at l9492015c, chiefly 2014620tze for steam
and 2011@2Gt4c for kettle rendered, fnclud-
ing $40 tferces steam, buyers September,
a. 2O4c; also 250 tierces, sellers January, at
l554c.
BUTTER-steady at 3l@sSc for Ohio; s7@
44c for State.
CHEEsE-Steady at l3dl71zc.
ment for 20.co0 bushels grain per Steamer
at 3d for corn, and SID for wheat.
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cincinnati Marker.

By Telegraph CINcTEEATI. Sept. 10.
FLoUR-Unchanged family 90 5099 rs.
WHEAT-Quiet; millers not paying bet
ter than 81 s. for No. l red
CoRN-DulI and &c lower; mixed 97@9Sc.
OATs-Unchange ged and quiet at soc.
RYE-SI 49,
BARLEY-Unchapget; Fall scarce and
in demand at g 25@2 so for Spring; 81 IS
for No. 2; 81 95 for Mol.
CoTToN-NomipallyJ lower; middling
261z9Nc.
WHISKY-Dull at 6597Oc.
MESS PoRK-Quiet and firm at S29.
LARD-Duil; sold al Ice.
BULK MEATs-Un changed and quiet.
BACoN-Shoulders I&4@l3c; clear sides
1870.
BUTTER-Steady and IN fair demand.
CHEESE-Fair demand; steady.
FGGS-17c.
FLAX SEED-In good demand at So so.
GOLD-144 buying.
ExCHANGE-Flrmer at soc per 900 dis
count buying and par selling.
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Republican victory In Colorado.

It will be seen by the dispatches
this morning that the Rocky Noun
tains this week echoe back the shout
Of Victory and Peace which was
sounded from the Green Mountains
last week. Colorado answers Yer
mont by swelling its Republican ma
jority and electipg a loyal representa-
tive to Congress. Next week Maine
gives its verdict upon the issues now
before the people. The country
awaits the result with much interest
and anxiety.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
The Dry Goods trade continues modeF-
ately active, more particularly for wooden
and wofSted goods, which are steady and
little irregular on certain styles such as
plain unbleached and bleacbed muslins.
Bleached cottons range from I2c to l3c, ind
meet with steady sales, while those worth
l4c to lScin the bleach sell more slowly. In
general the market fof cotton fabrics is
weak, In sympathy with cotton, aud
agents are giving a guarantee for the next
thirty days on prints and other styles OF
goods, which is an induceInent 10 pur-
chase Without sustaining loss. The best
makes of prints are in steady request at
l3gl4c, and good styles can be had at tire
outside price. Printing cloths are dull
and heavy at 7slG8c for common TO good
sIx-eighthS suuare CLOTH
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ST. LOUIS.
District Nominations - Republican
State Convention OF Kansas-ROb-
cry on q Train-Schuyler COlfax
and Party at Omaha.

ST. LOUIS, September TO- - The
Democrats of the Second District
have nominated james l.. Lindley
for Congress.
The Republican State Convention
Of KANSAS met at Topeka, yesterday,
and organized by electing ID. II. An
thony, Of heaveaworth, Preside Mt.
Sp Louis, September 10.-Mrs. s.
l.. .BreAnan, a widow lady residing in
! Helena, Arkansas, was robbed on
the train between here and Chicago
last Monday night, of thirty-slx
hundred dollars, the proceeds of a
sale Of some property in Chicago, and
all she possessed in the world. She
was chloroformed while asleep, and
the. money abstraeted from pocket
in an Unders kirt.
j. II. Bowen, of this city, is charg-
ed with embezzling thirty-two hun
dred aud six'y-six dollars from Sam
uel Smith
Schuyler Colfax and party arrived
at Omaha this morning and were met
at The depot by company of Tanners.
lie made 4 sfUrt sIreecli, vsPvOiei iiy
referring to the deplorab!e condition
of Indian affairs in Colorado and
NgOiiuEs dH0 stlu uG NUuiu urge
upon Congress Immediate and deci-
sive action against the savages. He
believed that nothing less than a
severe punishment would bring them
to terms. The party started for Chi
cago at room.
The following is the ticket nomi-
mated by the Republican State Con-
vention of Kansas: For Governor,
General James NJ. Harvey; Lieut.
Governor, &. n. Eskridge; Justice,
Mr. Valentine; Secretary of State,
Colonel Moonlight; Auditor. A. Tho
man; Treasurer, George Graham; At
torney General, Mr.. Danforth Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction,
z. McVicar; Electors. Anthony, Kali
loch and Horton; Congress, Henry
Clark. The Convention was very
large. Several of the nominees were
serenaded last night, and appropriate
| speeches made ia response.
/ BosToN, Sept. 1O.-The Democrats
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Arrival of Governor Seymour.

ALBANY, N. y, Sept. 9.-Goyernor
Seymour arrived here to might. In
response to serenade, he made q
speech In which he said he had re-
eeived from all sections of the coun-
try the most flattering assurances of
success in the present canvass.
4 ALBANY, Sept. 10.-The Democrats
of the Fourteenth District nominated
Stephen l.. Mayhem, of Schoharie,
for Congress,
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Sep. 10.
TOBACCO = Sales TO hogsheads Iugs to
fair Leaf at So 259SI4 10; medium cut
ting Sl5 90; hoghsead of new crop Oflugs
from Tennessee was sold to-day.
FLoUR-Superfine 81 5007 90.
WHEAT-SI 90Ca2 90.
CORN-92G95c.
OATS--45650c.
RYE-SI 3OdI 35.
MISS PoRK-S29 00@29 80.
RD-l9zi0l91zc.
BAcoN-shoulders l31zc; clear rib sides
1870; clear sides I7c.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 1211c: clear
sides 16c.
WHIsKY-Raw free 81 30, HH
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CHICAGO.
The Election In COIeradO-Republi.
e1 can Gain.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10-A Denver spe-
ciai dispatch to the Tribune says the
election on the Sth passed of quietly.
Allen A. Bradford, Republican, is
elected Delegate to Congress. Returns
from the Territory show Republican
gains.
IA special from Benton Harbor,
Michigan, says the wreck ofethe pro-
peller Hippocampus lies about twenty
miles south of TINT place. The
steamer Dunbar arrived at st. Joseph
last evening, with a part of the cabin
and tonnage belonging to the lost yes
sci. The Dunbar looked for an hetlr
but, found nc, sight of any person.
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European Market.

By CabIeI LONDON, Sept. I0-Eve.
The statement of the Bank OF England
show bullion decreased s1I,IoS sterling.
CoNsoLs-Closed at 81 for money anu S41s
for account; sos. ia.
FRANKFoRT, sept. IO-Eve.
BoNDs-5-2Os dull, at 7514.
PARIs, Sept. I0-Eve.
gonrsa closed dull. Rentes 75 francs As
confines.
CoTrox-AIlddl1Dg uplands 101z; do. Or
leans. lOsz; sales Il. 900 bales.
BKEADsrUFFs AND PRoyIsIONs-Are un-
changed.
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CONCORD, n. II
Serious Illness OF Ex.President
Pierce.

CONCORD. n. H., September 9.-Ex-
President Pierce s. condition is critic
al, yet thopeful.s His attending physi-
clan, to-day, expressed an opinion
favorable to his recovery. He has
spent a very painful and restless day,
and the. prospect of his resting to-
night is not good. His brother, Henry
Pierce. of Iillsboroigh, arrived to-
night.
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SANDUSKY, 0.
State FiFemen's TOuPnament-Annl-
.YeEsary of PePry's Victory as Put
fn@Bay Island. Is q

SANDUsKY, Ohio, Sept. 10-The
State 1firemen's Tournament held
here to- day, was a success in every
respect. Thirty fire companies from
different .parts OF Ohio and other
States entered for competition.
a The4anniyersary OF -PerTy's victory
VS. celebrated at Pdt-in- Bay Island
to-day by a grand basket picnic. Del
egates were present from Buffalo,
Cleveland, Detroit, and other lake
ports. All the survivors of the battle
Of Lake Erie were present. The
United States steamers Michigan and
Sherman were at the Island, and fired
saIutes during the dav.
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New Orleans Markef.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10.
CoTFeH-In fair demand at decline !;
middling 2Fac; sales, ,3II bales; receipts,
Isl bales.
i MISUNDERSTANDING Bank of England
81; New York sight exchange par aud Is
premiumsW &@s5A
GeLD--l431<.
Z .stGAR-slightly more active, but uu-
changed. s
OLASSES-NominaT.
= FIOUE-Depressed superfine s. 90; xxx
$40 90; choice SIl 000l3 80.
CosS-None on landing, but quoted at
81 I09l Is.
OATs-Steady at csc.
HAY-DulI; prime Western S24 O0925 co.
PORK Firm at S3l 90.
q BACON = Steady; shoulders PIC: clear
sides I716c.
, LARD firm t!erce 2O14c; keg 22Isc.
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Col. Il. w. Thomson.

We regret that the sickness of this
distinguished gentleman has prevent
ed MIN from filling his appointments
this week in the First District. 1t IS
q matter of deep disappointmentkto
the people, who were anxious to hear
him upon the political issues of the
day; but we trust that he will yet be
able to visit the District before the
campaign closes.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph.1 MEMPHIS, Sept. 10.
. CoTToN-Weak at 2515@26c; reVeipIs Il
bales; iex ports IA bales.
FLOUR Dull.
WHEAT-S2(92 %.
g CoRN-90c
OATs-5S 462c.
BRAN-s2l per ton.
CORN MEALS 10.
HAY-S2O.
LARD-l992012c.
PORK-SsB.
BAcoN-Quiet; shoulders 1S14e; clear sides
17sEal71Ic.
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AUBURN. N. Y.
Convention of Young Mems Christian
Association.

AUBURN, N. Y, September 10
After a season OF prayer. yesterday
afternoon, IN the Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
the subject: What work subordin-
ate to this object of the Young Mems
Christian Association can the Asso.
citation proftably undertake." was
discussed. tits in street meetings and
general missionary work that the
Association should labor to bring
young men to Christ. The Sunday
School, Bible class, &c, were among
the propositions made by the speak
ers.
AUBURN, Sept. 1O.-The Young
Men 5 Christian Association Conven-
ton, which adjourned sine die to-
night, adopted resolution that the
Third Annual Convention of the
State Of New York respectfully COM
mend to the Fourteenth International
Convention of the German Young
Mems Christian Association, the i'm
'portance of considering the interests
of young men throughout the coun-
try, and the question Of appointing
some one to have this matter more
specially in charge.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 10
The extraordinary concession made
to Farragut by the Sultan, in permit
ting the flagship Franklin to pass
through the Dardanelles and enter the
Bosphorus, has given rise to vast
amount of comment In diplomatic
circles. The report that permission
had been denied, which was extan
sively circulated few days ago, was
without foundation. The consent Of
the Sultan was accorded In a most
gracious manner, as a compliment to
the Admiral. M
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new York Gold and STOCK Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK. sept ~
MoNEy-steadv, at 3g5c. The amount OF
currency going west this week is mpara-
lively small.
SrERI ING-Quiet, at 99eA. -. ..s<
GoLD-Du / and lower; opened at 44zs,
advanced to 445z, ana closed at 1875; bids
of IL were asked; exports, $4,000.
s.oxrrp y NTErrSTS2A shade higher, closing
strong; 600, 900 of '67 were purchased for
Sopp0oyis of 81, 113s4 9114; do. go, llS5<@
1ISsI. DO, '64. IOslsgI0954; do. 80, lII9llT:
11esxS l0sJSa10Ssz do. 67, 10S9I9108k; do rs
I9ss<aIOS5s; 10.a0s, 1924.
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NE MPHIS.
Boiler ExplOslOn-Heavy Rain. Z

MEMPHIS, September 10. = The
boiler. of a saw nrill exploded this
evening, throwing the negro fireman
one hundred feet, injuring him fatal
ily. Another negro was also mortally
wounded. 41o3 A r4fG
1t is feared the heavy rain last night
and this morning, will seriously iar
jure the cotton, which isajust obetf-l
ing.
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/ HAVANA, September 10.-Late ad-
vices from Mexico say it is reported
that the insurgents in Sierra and Pue-
bla have been defeated in battle, los
ing all their artillery and many pris q.
OnerS
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MO NETARY & COMMERCIAL
lFrom New York Shipping List, Sept End.
New COffOn.

New Cotton.
Foster Gwyn 4 Co, sold on Monday to
:. MUnn * Co, one bale cotton at 81 cents,
for shipment 10 Havre. This cotton was
raised by John IL. Green, Esq, Carroll
Parish, Louisiana, from PeeleP seed. The
staple Is ezra long, and very fine. This
variety of cotton Ca single piant) was dis
covered by Mr.. Peeier on his plantation In
Issaquena County. Mississippi. about fif-
teen wears ago; since then he has been de-
voting mnch time in cultivating and
bringing IL to perfection. The quality is
nearly equal to Sea Island.
We congratulate our old friends in their
enterprise IN getting the first bale of new
cotton into New York, and realizing on 1t
such q handsome premium. Messrs. sFos-
ter, Gwyn 6 Co, we believe, expect TO be
largely Interested in the cotton commIs-
sion business the coming season, and we
wish for them n continuance of success.
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SARATOGA, September 1O.-H oratio,
Seymour delivered an address to the
Saratoga County Agricultural Society
to-day, which was entirely devoted to
Agricultural subjects. Political af-
fairs were scrupulously avoided.
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NASHVILLE.
Legislative PrOeeediEgs s-AtrocIOus
n tss .5.ses,, 4 Murder FA

NASHVILLE, September 1O.3To-
day the Senate adhered to the amend
ment to the House Military bill.
The House asked a Committee, of
Conference. The com mittee could
not-agree, and the House proposed a
DISCHARGE The Senate declined.
Both Houses then adjourned until s
p. M ra sssE
The Union end american has in
formation zof AN atrocious murder
near Sprinfeld, last night. All the
parties are unknown, but are sup
posed to be from Kentucky,
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PoUaHKEEPsIE, Sept. 10.-Gen. j.
II. Ketchum was unanimously re-
nominated for Congress in the 18th
District by the Republican Corven-
ton.
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DIR. J. w. POLAND'S
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A Positive Remedy for all kinds
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those Affections originating in the De-
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viz, Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and
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best remedy for all kinds of hulnors
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This preparation is composed entirely OF
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:, FoN Du Lac, Wis, September To-
hon hon. w. A. Frisbee, of West Bend,
Wisconsin, was nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans of the
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.-The Re-
publcans of the First District met in
Convention at Waukesha, Wisconsin,
yesterday. and nominated Gen. H. e.
Paine for Congress By aeclamation.
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r r T. e G. &c AP H.
TIE Trial of Whalen.

TIE Trial of Whalen.
Illness of the ANGLICAN
Bishop of Montreal.
Latest News from Alaska.
Dissatisfaction among the
Natives.
From Idaho---Indian Dep
rotations.
Tho Election in Colorado.
REPUBLICAN, GAINsl!
IlnaHs of Ex-President
Pierce.
Kansas Republican State
Convention.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. .10.-Seyeral
arrests, made of men suspected of the
murder of the child Mary Norman,
were discharged, the suspicious prov
ing .groundless. The Coroners in
quest will take place tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.

ReRcOuntre between BInekley and
U. s. Attorney COurtney-PaupeP
Ism In the State - COuncilmanic
EmbrOgliO Ended-baSe Ball Match.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Gen. Halleck on the Abuses Existing
In AlaSEa- Dissatisfaction Among
the NatlyeS-AdVlces from Idaho
Indian DcpredatiOns.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.

FRANCE.
Pans, September 10.-The Victo-
ria leaves here for England this eve
ming. fa
!. Prs, September 10.AThe Empe-
ror .eviewed the troops at Camp of
Chalons to- day. The whole army,
includipg cavalry, artillery, infantry,
pontoon and baggage trains, were
drawn up on the plain After going
through series of evolutions all the
troops marched by the Emperor in
review. each regiment as it passed
cheering with great enthusiasm for
the Emperor, Empress aRd-Prince
Imperial AN immense multitude of
spectators covered the neighbOring
hills.s s. tra g mfTgtrEw
The Queen Of England, now In this
city, is the guest of. the British am
bassador, lord Lyons. No ceremony
is observed by Her Majesty or attend
ants, but privacy of the party is strict
ly maintained. -
ENGLAND ef
LONDON, September 10.-The call
strike has ended. 80
al .r.jrrf ITALY.aal - o
FLORENCE, September 10.-Dis-
patches received here state that the
Bulgarian insurgents have formed a
provisional government on the Bal
kan mountains,g az
FLORENCE, September 10.-It is
reported that General Garibaldi has
lett Caprera for Naples, to attend q
Congress of Democrats to be held In
that city.
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RosToN, Sept. 1O.-The Democrats
Of the Fourth District have nominated
Peter Harvey for Congress.
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ARTISTS OF EXCELLENCE !
pg OBSERVE! Ba

The LATEST LONDON and
NEW YORK NO VELTZES aoU
be produced IN RAPID SUCCESS
SION, o1ld cperg care qoU be dis
ploB1d in matters Of SCENERY,
COSTUME, PROPERTIES, and
MECHANICAL EFFECTS, 10
aohjch end he serrices If nc BEST
ARTISTS haze been secared at q
GREAT COST
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-esE4 E5E& e. EEs .7aE
.trrr bEa hga9=s zzaHla laa
s.e
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FANCY DYE House.
F. GRAUPNER,

DYER. AND .SCOURER,
H ~ STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
e fS1AK. Wool. Cotton. &C., colored to order.
promptly paid. In - 1sayss
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 10.-The cab
strike has ended.
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, Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
UW Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocki
Whistles, and Steam 9auges. Particul@
attention paid TO repairing and adjusting
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ALBANY, N. Y.

ALBANY, January 6.-Governor Fen
toms Message will be delivered to-day.
He says the States debt over the sink
ing fund is forty.four million dollars.
All departments of business and enter
prise are prosperous. The amount of
tax paid by the people is about $25 per
head. The real estate of the State has
increased l3 per cent. in five years.
The value of the property of the State is
$4,000, 100000. He favors sustaining
the National credit, opposes the con-
traction of the currency, and opposes
any attempt at forced payment of debt,
favoriug postponement until the country
has recuperated. He recommends the
passage Of laws requiring fuller returns
of personal property in the State. Re
ceipts from canals, four millions, one
million being paid out to maintain
them. Over $4,000, 900 has been paid to
the State during the year for war claims.
He refers to- several internal State
topics, and produces strong ar
gument against the system Of spe-
cial legislation, which has truly grown
to an enormous extent He fully in
dorses negro suffrage, and holds that at
the fall of the Confederacy the Southern
States we're deprived of all civil govern
ments. President Johnson's course is
denounced and that of Congress com
mended.