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s'uffs in the West appears in another
column, which will prove OF interest to
merchants and readers generally.
An important railroad decision has
just been re lderej by the Supreme Court
OF Illinois, involving q question OF great
interest to sgriculturslists whose lands
bound or sdjoin any of our railroads.
Toe question arose in several Circuit
Courts some years since, and has been
itigated with varied fortune, until st
last the court Of dernier resort has heard
and determined il forever. Thus IL runs /:
Farms lying contiguous to railroads.,
whose corner grounds are kept clear o;
grass, and whose grain fields or stacks
take fire from locomotives, can recover
iamsge. But where there is negligence
on the part Of both railroads and farmers,
IN permitting grass and weeds to grow on
the railroad land adjoining the track,
eDd IN the fence corners belonging 20 the
farm, so that IRE takes on the farm from
the railroad land, there can be no Tecov-
cry. Mutual negligence forbids action
for damage.
The Selms, Rome and Dalton railroad
Is finished to Rome, Ga. A train passed
through TO thst place, from Selma, in
twelve hours, on the Ist.
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Trade
This day was spsnt N gathering news
fro 4 the election, and but little attention
was paid to general business. While a
general regret at the result Of the Presi-
dental election is freely expressed, yet
there is a feeling OF relief In knowing
that The event is past-that we will now
be able TO devote ell our attention TO
other matters. A large number OF our
business men viewed the approach Of the
day with no little alarm and dread, be-
ing satisfied that nothing short OF a fight
would satisfy a. least a portion Of the
Radical party. The preparations made,
however, by Gen Granger and by Coils.
Beaumont and Carry TO nip any such
demonstration in the bud proved thor
Oughly efectual, and as the day began
TO wane 3 load vas gradually lifted from
the hearts OF our people, and when Il
was known that the polls were closed
without anything like o collision, the de-
light depicted in every face wa plainly
discernible. We, in this column, car :
not foTbear 10 remind our readers of the
course pursued by the APPEAL through
cut this campaign in reference 30 the
questions IF negro suffrage, and now that
the election is over and sl candid men
can see the result, we take this occasion
10 reiteFate our opinion that 1t was one
of the great stumbling blocks in the way
of cur success, and in common with all
thinking men regret that it found advO-
Gates among the press Of Tennessee.
The first bulk meat of the season was
offered ia cur market yesterday. A few
casks were received BY one Of our houses,
who held clear sides at lie, but the de-
mapd Sc yet is rather light.
An article upon the question Of bread
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COTTON.

There was q good demand in Liver
pool at the opening to-day, with prices
tending upwards Uplands, 1l5d; Or
leans, Ilsd, and at l:20 p M. was hrmer,
with prices q shade better, though not
qustaby higher. Sales, %. 600 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but firm. At boo It was quiet and
weak, tut not quotsbly lover, and at 2
z N. there was a moderate demand, with
prices very firm Uplsnds, 25!c. Sales
1000 bales, most Of which was sold after
the Liverpool dispatch was received.
In New Orleans at the opening prices
were firm and demand moderate at Z4c
for Middiings, and at 2:l5 pm. was more
active ct firm prices, with sales Of 1000
bales.
Our market was rather quiet early in
the day, but becsms firm aud active be-
fore the close, with sales amounting to
about 1900 bales. We quote as follows.
with holders asking our outside figures:
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TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue of q Decd OF Trust executed by
Is VIM ID Fly on the 20 h day of March, A ID
1859, to John II Trot.sT, Trustee, to secure the
payment of certain FromiSsory notes payable
as follows, to wit: one note for six thousand
dollars, due and payable tn Catherine 7. Free
man on the S0sh day of January, AID. 1850,
with ten per ceUt. interest rom date, and dated
the 9th of March, 4 D. 1859. One note OF the
same date for six Thousand six hundIed 66 100
dollars. payab Q to atkerine p. Freeman on
30th day OF March, AID. 1851, with iegai Interest
tho sand six hundred G6 100 collars, payable TO
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest from
date. said Deed of Trust l. recorded IN the Pro.
bate Clerks ofiea Of Tuntea county, State Of
Mississippi, in Bolk E, OF the record OF deeds
for said county. page Sal. And b. virtue OF.
and in pursuance of a Decree of the Chancery
Court OF said Tunlca county MADE at the April
term thereof AID. 1888, investing myself with
fha movers OF Trustee 10 said Dsed OF Trust, the
death Of the said Jno. D. Tro,ter, Trustee as
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 kaid ~
gerry Court, 1 VIII, On the
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RAILRo&D TINS ABLE.
Memphis and Little Rock RailrOa

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MAnTsos ASD LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going west-Lsave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day ana Friday, at a IN.
Coming East-Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at $50 am. Arrive al
Memphis 1T o'clock p m.
JAS w. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
KississIppT sEd Tennessee Railroad.
AKRTvE. pEPAE
Ssw orleans Express, daily 800 PIN. s:o5 pm
saTdis accom'n, daily, e1-
cept Su1day-.---...-----.- s;SO a,ln. 0OV PM
Freight, daily, except Sun -
day-.-------.-- -" 4:l5 'OV a-h'
TakesefeCt Sunday, august 10, lSo.
~ IIVE22OkE, nlHupt.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Aga aaIS
Memphis and U~harIGs5oa Railrosd.
ARRIvz. "A
Through Hail (dauyl-.......-. 6:20 pm. 1870 pm
Frhfs Jrsiu does rot leave Saturdays)
Corinth Accommodation, dSjy,
(exoept Sunday9 at.-~:-, GU s.m
16nerVl1ie AcC1Bm medallion
daily (sEcept Suudey)--..- SIS am. $40 Pm
Railroad Time is ~ minutes faStar tnan elty
time,
WI. Ross. Genl5uPt,
EeHphis ard louisville EsiiFOad Line
pEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, R R. time 80 An. z6p.m
City time. 5l9s.m'
NIcht Express, IL. =. tine 5I5 pm. 5:eO am
" t1ty time. &55 pm.
HUMBOLDT ACCoMAoDATIoN.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time-----4:SS pm
" " City ume---"El0 pm
AI FinEef o55oes Ne. Z5i5S Main street and at Do
'O' nS~o sha.B Jones, Gen1supt.
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18th Day Of December, A.D. 1865.

At the courthouse door IN the town OF Austin
in the county of Tunes, state OF mississippi
Inc following lands as described in said Deed Of
Trust. as 70 lows. to wit; All OF section seven
IN of TowpshiD 90 of Range eleven, I'D, west
living and being in said Tunica c. uuty and State
Of mississippi. SAFE within lawful hours. Title
supposed 10 be good, but l will sell only as
Trustee. J.F .SAMFLEI trustee.
October Is, 1865 ocz tbs
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InsOIUent Notice.

HAVE suggesi ed the insolvency Of the es-
4 tate OF OH ". Armstrong, deceased. TO the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Shelby county.
All persons bav4ng claims against said estate
viii fie she samewlth said Clerk, heated
aceosding 70 law ON or bs,Srs As LAT day OF
october Il, B& O. fRWSN wed
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7 hereby given that's u organization has been
L elected under 8 charter granted oy ths Leg
isiatnre of Tennessee. November II. 1876, en-
titled An Act TO incorporate the Mempnls
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
IOHN D. ADAMS,
J.. NJ. TEBBETcS,
NJ LAWSON, Directors.
Z. L. HAlNES,
HARKIsUN BLAsDEL,
The Line of Beats kuosn as the +" Memphis
and Arkansas River u. 2. NAH Packet ConIPa-
ny" Is merged in the chartered company.
jobs ID. ADAMS, President.
J. NJ. TEBBErrsY Secretary.
EE The following boat viii each makea trip
a week until the new boats of the Company,
PHI5 rs heretofore, On MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at O'Clock pm:
Thursday, sCer.w. a. caidHeiE,EHafnes
Master.
Monday steamer Ozark, Rowland, MAS
ser.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van buren,, Fcrt Smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Giason.
From the LIST to the 10th of November the
new boats will be finished, ard the Company
viii then run four boats rom MsnphiEt through
10 FoTs smith. giving direct communicated
with all poicts on the river the liver
sengers and freightare put tnrOughtO all points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
the Arkansas river from North or East of Menu
phis, should have their goods consigned TO
9NO ID. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
10 w.. W. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JNO. D. ADAMS, President.
T. a. KENDIG Agent,
sep2s S4 Front street. Mnsby Block.
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MONDAY. 9, 1865,

About the hour Off O'Clock a m sell a. public
auction to the highest bidder, AZ the courthouse
of this county in the city OF louisville, on a
credit of SIX, twelve and eigh cen months, for
equal inst slments OF the purchase money, all
thattract or parcel OF land, lying and situRted
in the city OF Louisville ana slate OF Ken
lucky, beginning at the nOrthvess corner of
washington and Perry sir cts thence RAINING
nozthwaIdiy with Perry street. Az feet 10 Bear.
q as creek or Water street; thence with sai5
creek or Water street westVsrdly l3 feet to an
feet to Washington street /. thence eaet~ aTdly
Win " ashinG4on street us feet 20 the begin
mig, ~togstheF with all the machinery, eng1 IS,
fixtures. tanks, tubs. etc, uSed with and in said
property known as the candles and soap Fac
tory of Cornwall & Bro.
Tne pu chaser win be required to give bnnd
with approved security, besrine interest from
oate untII D IL, and q lien Will ae Tel aimed as
additional security. Il. q. NELMAN,
Marshal Louisville Chancery Court.
C. 3. sHEPHEkD, deputies oe2S tbs
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR A D.
Open to

on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEH-
~ Der z. 1858, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this ROat viii run guar as iollOws:
GOING MEST-LeaVes Hnpefeld Monday,
Wednesday aud FRIDAY a. 7:3O am, and arrive
at Madison att O'Clock pm.
Com NC EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a m arrive at
HoPsield at 1 o'clock pm, and Memphis st
ls30 pm.
The Ferrybost Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at am.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket Off
ces in the city.
kreigbts for Madison or way stations received
by P. 81. Patterson 8 Co at thslT Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
u OF Road, No. p jefferson street.
au29tf J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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0 C~1Fo.ExATE.

Memphis and Cincinnati PACKET Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
kaues master
This eleg nJ and fleet passenger
steamer will leave ~
FRIDAY, 6th Inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE . Q. Agents,
noyS 2 No. y IefHarsnn street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cinciunati.
hAAes master
TulH excellent passenger steamer
viii leave as aDoVe z-Z
FRIDAY, 6th inst, at 8 pm.
LAREY hARMSTAD, Agent,
nOv5 p No. ~ Madison street.
Regular Memphis aad Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
bos aBauus master
This superb passenger steamer
Will leave as aboveeD ~
THURSDAY 5'h inst. at ) pm.
NINSDN & DONAHU~, Agents,
n0v4 2t 24 Front street.
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Saturday, the sth Day of December. 1865,

At 10 O'Clock am, at the northwest corner of
Main and Vance streets, sell 20 the highest
bidder, for cash, an undivided one-half interest
ia the 70 described lot or parcel OF land
in the city OF Memphis, tO-vtt: The south
part OF block No. q: Beginning At the north
west cJraer of the intersection of Gsin snd
Vance streets; thence north with the west siae
of Main street goo feeD 10 d stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street $50 feet TO p
stake; themes south and para lei with Main
street 100 Geet TO the north SIDE of Vance street.;
thence east with Vance street l0 feet to the be
ginning. Equity Of resumption waived, and
The title believed 10 be good, bat Convey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
November 2. 1883. nov3
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RUN As

9th Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. Louis At 1850 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the CompaDy's Office, 2S7H
Main street, and st Depot, mead OF Main street,
Ec- Baggage Checked al De pot or by the Mem
phi City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
Sste Residences, OF on board boats, 10 al pr1n-
cipal points East and North.
San. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepI3
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FpR WHITE EEVEE.

EDA WHITE hLEGl.
Memphis and White River Us. HeH pack=t Co.
MANELOWER master
rnIa excellent steamer leaves IT
Memphis a. above, -
SATURDAY, 7th inst, at 8 Pun.
For freight OF psssf = apply 10
LARRY BAHMSTAD. Assent.
nOv5 81 Star Whsrfcoat. foot Jefferson ST.
Memphis and white River US. Mai Packet Co.
master
THIS excellent steamer leaves r.
MeEuhis asaDGve, -
SATURDAY, eth inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY & SHAEPE Agents,
N. 40 Front Row.
J. A. Savers, Passenger Agent nos5 st
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Marshal's sale.

VIM. Cornwall VS.. Amelia Cornwall. In Chan
Gerry, No. 2l.S06.
BY virtue OF q dscxee of the Louisville Chan
csry C urt. rendered in the above Cause, the
unders gned, or one of US, will, on
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TO YOUR INTEREST.


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fnfsllibls method. saving time sEd expense
All dtseasa Peeultar 10 ne ssxuAi orgEna, Of =
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cured.
Old diseases Of the 1ost no ri6le class, vhsrs
the blood hza beSn-Ee pOsCaed. pr dEctHg
blotehea on the fSSe, mail Wstery blisi0rI,
pains IN the head and boz -. nlssfsssd throat
snd nose, sores on The limbs and boay seroruI&
together with an snolsa number Of scferinEs,
edeetuAily and rermAnently cured.
DIR. LANES N recommended by the prez 81
the country, By professors OF medical sollsrss,
and by toe medical profession generally.
Those sf1ieted ahouid apply 30 him, and Be
cured ~ o. &c.
h MOSTroE, BY Or. James, q treatise up0n
diseases peculiar to the sexuai organs OF ether
sax, CAUSES, eneots and theirrenedieE, compiled
from an experiences OF twenty years practice
in tbs exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent to any address seeursly NrapTsd. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet on
or one on SNPHUIa. ssrt in sealed envelope
uPon receipt OF postAg%tEor red stamps An
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=. TohT5 q,
DEALER IN
Coal, Mammoth, PetrO and other
Illuminating Oils,

II AMPS, Burners and Chfmneys, OF every vs.
uefy also, Stoves and TinWare. County
r ghn for sale for the Eon-expIosive MANI
moth OH. Parties desiring TO purchase the
Petro Oh can raly upon getting the genuine
Olsveland-made article only fromme.
aeE n OFT Sc Jefsrson stresk-
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o MOUND CITY.

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IT.
, every day for Mound City at 7LEN
am, II am, 3 pm. Snd 5 pm Leaves Mound
City every day st6% an, 9 an, l pm. and
pm. Landing ii foot OF Washington street.
MARK =. CHEEK,
toll Master
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R0nnOVa1.

nNLEY a DUvAL have removed their law
~ once to the seuthwsst Corner OF 4onroa
aRd SECOND sr.eeA sDA
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STEAMBOAT
FoH VIUKsBUso.

FoE vIUKsBUso.
Regular Memphis and viczsburg O.. S. Nail
Packet.
COMhERJlA -..--.----.,---- dEOn master
This elegant and sW.n steamer f.
will leave IS above SE
SATURDAY, Tth inst. ~ 5 nm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents.
nCv5 s. No. so Frout Row.
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FOE Y

Regular Mempbis and Arkans River Packet
W. a. CALDWELL x. l.. Haines, Master
This me passenger packet VIII
as above, on 49,
THURSDAY, 81 inst, at 5 pm.
T. 4. KENDIG, Agent.
nnv3 81 800 FrOut st. Mostly Block.
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FOR HEw oaLEkrs.

Regular New Orleans Packet,
THOMPSON DEAN ---......-....... Pepper master
Tbis superb passenger steamer Ez
Will leave as above -
TIL DAY, 5th inst, ~ . a.m.
k. W. LIOET5USEE Agent,
uNvE IL .Ol Iron street.
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THROUGH GOgTOE ROUTE.
Shortest, Quickest, Best---Via:Mem-
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.
RATE on COTTON PER Zoe LBS. 3.

This line gives Shippers advantage Of TWO
ROUTES.
For Through Bills Lading or Information
70 T. Il. TALLY, General Agent, HS
Main street, or a J. LOWE. Egent 81 Depot.
Claims for LOSS OR DAMAGE PROMPTLY
ADJ listed.
WI. ROSS, General superintendent,
Memphis and Charleston K. r.
JOS. G. LOPEZ, General Freight Agent,
Memphis and charleston L. K. octl0
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FOR EVASsVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Picket.
hOMIO ----...--..--.-.----.I v. Ihrocp master
This splendid passenger steamer g.
Will 4esye IOr the above On E
THIS DAY, 5h Inst, at S pm.
VISSyS & DOEAEGE, Agents,
nov5 Il &A Front street
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"Old Reliable" MemshIs and White

HOld Reliable" MemshIs and White
River U. s. Asli Packet Company,
Bemi-N e6SiY Line.
- ~ -
uUHE splendid side -wheelsteeners LIBERTY
No. 2. and MAYFLO~ Err, viii form 6
Semi-Wsekly line between Menphis and
White River leaving Memphis every Tae=day
end Saturday, at S o'ciofk pm, connecting At
Deyau's Bluff witr trains o. the Little hook
Railroad for Li.Lle EoaR and Hot Springs. Re-
turning, viii leave JacksOnpOrt every Tues
DAY and Friday at s an, and DsvaI's Bluff
every wednesday and Saturday al 2o'elock IN.
JOHN 3. AVIS
Sup't n. and W. +. Pckt. Co.
levy d SHARPE. Agents.
No. 20 Front Row.
Card Bates Memphis and White EiVeF
Packet Comgaay.
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PLANNING HILL And LUMBER YARD.
q SALE.
Trustees sale.

DY virtue of the authority vested IN me by
D Decd of Trust executed to me by James ID.
Rufin On the 4tn day OF December, 1857, 10 Sc
cure the aymeu of certain debts therein
specified, aid recorded IN the registers Office
Of shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. o.,
pages 5i6 and 547, I will, on
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COTTON s~TArEzEsr.

CHAMBER OF CoNTERCE,
GEMPHTH. November 4, 1868.
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MASS MEETING OF coLoREp CITIZENS.

Over 500 of the cOlOred citizens of New ork
and the surrounding cities assembled last evening under
the auspices OF the Grant and COaK Cub, in the smoh
Presbyterian Church. OF Prince and Mar1onSts 10
ha achieved the second independence OF tho country
pledged maintain the liberties OF their brethren In
the South" The church was tastefully decorated with
flags and list OF the which adorn the Republican
ticket hung above the pulpit In the absence OF the
President, Mr.. WIN. C. H. Curtis, Mr.. j. j. Iuie was
chosen President pro OF the Presidents Is were
from New-YOrk and seven from Brooklyn. The Presl-
tie party which was trying rghtfuy settle the ques
tons which have so long agated the country. Many
cOlored citizens around NewNOrk are entitled 70 vote
They can be citizens here IL they have S20 worth OF dirt
In the south they for their Couutrys sake The
South uncyiZed that the coloTed CITIZENS vote on
their manhood. Here in the North they afford 10
have a property qualification Time Will allow man.
adopted They resolved that. while the citizens Of New
York would not fail 10 acknowledge their disappointment
and grievance OF the legislative and political acts
Of the great National Republican party relating directly
10 our people. still they recognized and hailed
in them the great party OF progress.
They pledged their support 20 Grant aud CofaX, aud
called their brethren everywhere 10 rally 10 their sup
made very eloquent and effective address, calling on
cOOred citizens to achieve by their own merits the
rights which are their due Mr. Martin closed by saying
that he would 20 Cooper Institute and bring back the
good udings. After song, Mr. William o Bourne was
introduced and spoke for half hour At the close or
his address the first telegram from Pennsylvania was
received and read amid the widest applause. The Rev
and frequently interrupted by loud applause The
cO0red OF NewYOrk fuy appreciate the Issues
at stake and WILL far as the law allows, support the
friends OF Union and Peace.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
spEECH BY Mp. GLADSTONE-THE TIMES ON THE

ePEECH BY Mp. GLADSTONE-THE TIMES ON TIE
POLITICAL PARTIES IN THR UNITED STATES
LONDON, Oct. 13.-Mr Gladstone commenced
Che political canvass Lancashire with an able speech
nj Warrington in which ne denounced the Tories
FOR their bad financial policy, and for their course
oil the irish Church question. The Times this morn
ing has an editorial the attitude Of the parties IN
the uated States in regard 10 the National Debt
IL gays admitting that both the Republican and
Democratic parties contain large fractions who urge
tie payment of the principal OF the debt in
PAPER an American statesman, In the present vague
nos OF the law and In the craving necessity for econ
envy may consc,enously hold that view. But TIE Times
argues should this policy be carried into practice the
credit OF country would be deeply injured that for
all future loans the United States would be obliged to
pay higher rate OF interest than per cent so that they
would lose in the end and thus their economical objects
would lie defeated.
TIE NATURALIZATION TREATY.
The Daily Eetes this morning, Gays there re 10 DOUBT
shat the protocol OF the treaty proposed by the American
representative viii be approved by the English PaTiia
hent and the American Congress.
THE MAIL SERVICE.
nis announced here that the British mails will not go
forward via the Hamburg line after the sOth inst.
RELIEF FUND FOR PERU AND ECUADOR.
A meeting was held here to-day for the relief Of the
sufferers terrible earthquake in Peru and Ecuador
The Lord Mayor presided Among the prominent persons
and part in the proceedings were the
Governor OF the Bank Of England the ROthschlds and
che Barings Nearly $1,000 raised.
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lERSUEDIs POSITION u DISTURBANCES AT MAN
ZANILLO AND BAYOMO-CUBA TRANQUIL.
HAVANA, Oct. 13.-Captain- Lersundi has
NOT proclaimed for the Provisional Government In Spain
but will maintain order and the law. He says he il
loyal Spaniard aud only retains aud governs the Island
as portion OF the Spanish DOmiOns irrespective OF the
parties governing the mother country he claims 70 pro-
fect life and property OF citizens and will impede any
demonstration OF any faction and preserve the peace
small party assembled at ManZanillO and another at
BayOmO They consisted mainly OF persons OF evil re-
pute, and their purpose was unknown. Fnty soldiers
We're sent in pursuit and dispersed them capturing their
horses and arms number OF the band away with
out defending themselves CaptainGen Lersundl sent
more troops that region precautionary measure
The force is sufficient TO suppress any instruction.
To-day everythings quiet ana 10 further troubles are
Apprehended
trely tranquil The people respect and obey Gen Ter
sundi All awaiting the events IN Spain. Every
thing is IS usual.
Capt Gen Lersundi has issued address 20 the peo
Die and troops eXhOTting them 70 remain tranquil IL
Nae an able document and well received