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CHARLESTON.
ProcIsmatioa Of Governor scott.

CHARLESTON, s. c., October 29.-
Governor Scott has issued the follow
ing proel amation to the citizens of
South Carolina:
FELLOW CITIZENS: The numerous
complaints made to this Department
OF murders and outrages committed
by wicked and inconsiderate persons.
excited by intense party feeling, has
made it my duty to issue the late
proclamation calling on all good and
true men. without respect to political
predictions, to unite in determina-
tlon to discountcnance laWlessness
and violence, and in an effort Go re
cover and maintain the good name
that has heretofore been the heritage
and the pride of our beloved State.
It IS now my pleasing duty to con-
gratulate you upon the beneficial
results that have ensued from the4
admirable and well timed address of
General Hampton and the Executive
Committee of the Democracy In hon
est aud impressive terms they have
called upon the people to support the
laws; to preserve peace, and to
denounce those crimes which
have recently beea committed
IN some portions of onr
State. Those patriotic councils
cannot fail of having a wide and
wholesome influence to moderate the |
vehemenee OF feeling of those to
whom they are authoritatively ad-
dressed, while they have quieted the
apprehensions aud conelIiated the /
respect and good will of their polit- |
ical opponents. This is certainly just |
cause of congratulatIon to every.weli- |
wisher of the Siage, and it gives
me uRfeigned pleasure to acknowledge |
lt, and 10 earnestly invoke the co
operation Of every member of the |
Republican party IN reciprocating, to
the fullest extent, the pacific policy
50 ad nirably inculcated by the Demo
cratic leaders. Let all acrimonious
and irritating discussions bs avoided,
and appeals be Gade to the in
telligence and reason, and not to
the fears or passions of the COM
munity. Differ as we may in polit-
ieal sentiments, il is the dictate alike
of wisdom and PATRIOTS M. for all to
appeal and confde In the efficacy of
peaceful remedies for injuries real or
supposed Let bear and forboar be
cur making and so shall the peace,
prosperity and honor of our beloved
State be maintained and perpetuated,
and her time honored escuicheon
will be preserved unsullied and un-
in all It's original purity aud
luster.
[Signed.l / ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor.
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pectstions, The October elections
have demonstrated how doubtful
would Have been the result had a less
popular man than Me- OoLFAx oecu-
pied the second place on the Repub-
lican ticket l 4oa"
Again, re say, that as citizens of
Indiana, we owe it TO our State. as
well as to our city, to give our hon
ored candidate for Vice President, a
reception to- day that will demonstrate
to him the esteem ard affection en-
tertaihed for him by all classes. We
invite Iadie and gentlemen Of all par
ties to call upon hims for. during the
many years Of his political career,
ueEsr lcanoit b. saidi of schuyler,
CoLFAx that be treated political
opponent other than in the most kind
lg maunerJ He. has never. allowed the
Of fpolitics to entreDeh-them
selves in his heart. His genial smiles
are f6tA manly ard honorable oppo,
nents as we'll as for sympathiziDg and |
sustaining frisnds, though forSthe lat |
ter ihe.reserEes ell his power and in
huenGeS 5r 1s3. fafb
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Cincinnati markes,

By telegraph CINCINNATI, Oct. 90
FLoUR-Is in moderate demand; family
81 30 al 70.
WHEAT but prices are nominalIy
unchanged.
t'oRS-Ugchanged and quiet; no old
offering OF consequence; there is good
demand tor new ear at 62a65c.
RYE-Dull at 81 lS for No. l.
OATs-Are shade drmer at 57958c- for
No. l.
BARLEY-Neglected
CoTToN-Uncbanged with a fair demand
for sptnaers at 23tzc for middling.
TOBACCO-UnchaHged.
offered.
BACoN-There is q moderate demand at
l3c for shoulders and l7c for clear sides.
LARD New dull at l5Nc.
GREEN MEATS He'd at TIC, 101zc and
12c, with but little done, the weather be
ing too mi d.
Hoes Dull; sales of lots averaging go to
go lbs. gross at 81 2j gross; receipts light.
BULK MEATS New are offered at &c and
Il12c packed, 10 be delivered next m oath.
GRoCERIES Unchanged and quiet.
EGGs-Advanced to 29c.
IINsEED OTL-DuH and prices nominal,
atSl 00
GoLD-At 13414 buying.
EXCIIANGE-Flrm at par buying.
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Chicago Nargef.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. %.
MONEY Eastern exchange firm at Lilo
OH buying and lilo premium selling.
FLoUR-Firmer but quiet; Spring extras
S5 60Gl6 70
WHEAT-3I<9 94c higher; sales of No at
81 89l "a; No. = at 81 l5aI 161z. closing at
81 l519@l 16 for No. 2; sales of No. 2 since
Change atSl 16.
, .RN-Dun at 3t9315c higher; sales of No
at I71a@SZc; No. 2 at 797814c; rejected at
l3G74c, and new at 47.94Sc closing 79a
I912c Tor No. : sales tins AT ernoon at 77I5c.
OATS-M ode erately fir aud acti We and
11agISzc higher; sales at 731sd74c.
RYE-Quiet and 3G4c higher; sales of
No. | at 81 08gl IL; NO. 2 at 81 O7@I OS
closing with sellers of No. at 81 10, and
No at 81 07.
BARLEY-Weak at 11S@2c lower: sales of
NO: at Si 2lgl 55; r. Jected 81 p, closing
aJSl 5t12lgl 81 Ior No l.
HIGHWTfE5 Easier; sales at SlaI O5.
PROVISIONS = Quiet ana steady. Mess
pork SO oOl925. SnOr rib middies I31a914c;
rejected shoulders Sc; dry saIted nominai
at lOc. Lard inactive at l6GI6Izc.
CArTLE-Dull at l5g25c lower; sales at
S3 35g5 90 tor common and medium grades.
HOGS-Tne bstter grades are moderately
active at 81 1901 70; common and in erior
lots dull at S6 25@6 90.
FREIGHTS-Steady and quiet at TIC by
sail and SIC by steam FOR oats, and lUc for
wheat by sail to Buffalo.
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EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER go 1858

V:ctors of Spain. Viva Spanish lib
ertyl Viva the liberty of Cuba
Viva the Federal Republic.
NEW YORK, October 29.-House &
Fulton's large FIGURING mill at Water.
| ford burnt last night. Loss on mill
$780, .000; insured for $13,509. Loss
on stock $25, 1000; insured for $50 600.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The steam
ship Rhein sailed for Bremen to-day,
taking 1924, ,564 is specie.
The steamer Alaska brings Panama
dates Of the 10Th. General Warren,
Minister to Guatemala. is passenger
Two small vessels, laden with arms,
had evaded. the Panama authorities
and escaped to Los Sentas to aid the
revolutionists there. Two men own
Ing boats took refuge on the steamer
Nevada aud thus escaped arrest,
although soldiers were sent to that
vessel for she purpose.
Several political prisoners at Pana-'
ma had been released on paying their
bonds. ~
Acapulco advices state that the
port of San Bias was nearly destroyed
by hurricane and tidal wave. Four
lives were lost.
Valparaiso dates of October third
state that great damage was done
throughout Chilli by the heavy rains.
Forty persons had been drowned in
the swollen rivers, and the crops in
the Southern Provinces were seri-
ously damaged, entailing much suffer-
ing.
Senor Flores had arrived from
Ecuador to complete a joint treaty of
peace with Spain, Ecuador and Peru, !
while Chill favors ar independent
truce. 1t is recommended by France
and England.
Araeuoua is overruled by bandits,
and the Government is powerless.
Communication between Talchumo
and Conception is now suspended at
high water, owing to the extraordi-
nary tides, which have done much
damage. The water at Talucauo had |
been so hot as to throw up all the
fish IN cooked state, and great sub
terraneous rumblings were frequent.
The official report of the loss of |
public officers at Arequipa puts the |
amount at 2,079, 800 reals.
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An I'm naense Republican
M .eting g and Gra I'D
Barbecue.
Proclamation Of Gov. Scott
Immense MI NatiDg of Vet
erans at Troy, n. z.
They are Confident Of a.
Republican Victory.
LYNN, Masg.
PrIzo Fight Frustrated by the Police.

LYNN, Mass, October 29.-There
were about 500 roughs at Lynn, to
witness the fight. The Lynn author
tiles getting information OF it, sent an
officer. in citizens dress, to miDgle
with the crowd, while force Of thir-
teen managed to get within call. In
the first round, Wormald drew blood
from his antagonist, when a clinch
was made. aud Wormald slipped and
fell At this moment the officers
made dash and captured the princ-
pals. A show of resistance was made,
waieh subsided on a show of pistols
by the officers Wormald and o Ba d.
win were Immediately taken to Lynn,
and arraigned in the Police Court,
and held to bail in the sum FIVE thou
sand dollars for their appearance from
day. to day. They have not yet Sc
cured bail.
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aaO HETARY c COMRIERCIAL
yew YOrn anrEe..

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. g.
CorToN-Quiet; sales OF 200 bales, at 251I,
/ for mtddling uplands. ~
FLoUR-Rec tptS 10,79I barrels; without
o6clded change, rather more doing; sales
OF lO,9O0 barrels at IS 0006 so for super
fne state aud w Wsstern S8 69a7 20 for extra
state ~ 50g775 for extra Western ;SS IO09 9;
Ior white wheat exi ra; 81 2509 so Tor r. H
y. :sS Ooqs 90 for extra st. Louis $40 O0Ql4 OF
~ IT gooo 10 cholce ditto, closing quiet;
SAilIaf al, dull anH dropping: -sIeS of 45G
sacks at ST 909l0 90. Rye Flour, without
cnange: sales OF 725 barrels at S6 0O0s7 00.
WHISKY-NominaI
WHEAT-Rr cei pts 1895 bushels; market
b,it btrresuier guar ana unsettled, opening f1rmer,
Dut cioslng at about yesterdays prices.
sales OF 900 bushels, at 81 440i AZ for No
: 3sePring; 81 599l So for No do; 81 asa
o9z2 Ior 10: do: 81 80 for Winter ned
I bond. e~H'u3 IA
RYE-DuI.
BARLEY Heavy; sales of 5000 bushels of
choice Canada w Wesi at 81 81
BARLEY MALT-DuiI.
1oKT.hec lpi5, 62.764 bushels. Market
Irregular ana unsettled; ooening steady
ana advancing 293c per busheI: elosi .
oo 1un, th the advance partly lost. sales
I99 L, @ at Sl IO9l 1l19c for unsound,
Sl lzgl 10 ior sound mixed Western. clos
Ing al 81 l315 for prim parcels
OATs-t:ec ipts, 1900 bushels. Market n
shade easier; sales of II 600. bushels. at Tic
for new western, in store and afloa5.
RICE-Dull.
Corr E-Firm and quiet: sales 700 sacks
SUGAR-Steady sales of $50 hhds at HIN
I21sc tor Cuba, aud 121zc for Porto Rico
MoLAS E5-DuIg
HoPs-Qutet; l6Q2Oc for American.
PETRoLEUM-Firm; 1870 for crude: 3OISc
for refined bonded '[1N
OIL-Ltnseed quiet, at 40c@sI
TURPENTIN E-Quiet, a { 43cxa44c.
FoRK-tlrmer and in fair demand: sales
| 900 barrels at S26 g5@27 90 for mess: clos
lug at Y! regular; S27g27 . for ola ditto:
s23 o0g24 30 for p in1e; s26d27 for prime
mess; also sales of 2,750 barrels OF mess. |
sellers Novembe 18th, at s26 S7ta26 80 also |
safes OF 81 COO barrels mess, sellers ten /
lays, at S27.
BEEF-Steady; sales of Is5 barrels at sIIa
ID for new plain mess; Sl9Q28 25 tor new
sxtr@ ~ eSs; tierce beer dull at S2Sd29 for /
Prime mess; SSi@32 for India mess Beef
CUT MEATs-Stesdy and quiet: sales of
20 packages at llgll15c for shoulders; I2a
7e for hams; middies dull and heayy: /
ales of 100 boxes short clear
LARD-Sl eady and quiet; sales of as
lereeS at l554@l713c Tor steam, and 1715a
re FOR Kettle rendered.
BUrTER-Steady at % S27c for Ohio; ssa
DC for State. ~
CHEEsE-Quiet at I39I7ISc.
Irm. 80
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

GoIdl closedEln New York; yesterday a
IH}E
The steamship China. from Liverpool
arrived Ia New York yesterday.
The Massachusetts State Baptist Conven.
tion met yesterday.
citizens are being manufactured in New
York a. the rats of 1900 a day.
Two Baltimore pusilistics were held 10
bail yesterday Tor prlzs fighting.
The steamer Alaska, from AspinwalI,
arrived at New York yesterday. she
brings s230,OOO In treasure. 81
Fraudulent natura izatlon operations
are stiil occupying the attention OF the
Courts In New York
A DISASTROUS fire occurred at Fon Du Lac.
Wisconsin, on Thursday morning, involv-
Ing loss of $4,000.
John semonton yesterday instituted
legal proceedings against the New York
Tribune Association for publishing a libel
Gus communication.
r.. f. Perkins. Postmaster at San Fran
cisco, died on the steamer Alaska while
en- route to New York.
A large number OF Government clerks
left wasbin ton City yesterday TO vote in
their re>pec I've states
A destructive fire occurred In Ne York
yesterday morning. in Wooster street, In
vOlving a loss of a quarter million of dol
lars. ASS t#f
David Burke was yesterday committed
to Jail In New York, on charge of murder
ing Thomas Kane, at a fire at Hupter's
Point.
Government officers seized one hundred
and nifty barrels Chicago whisky on
Wednesday, at the warehouse Of the Terre
Haute Railroad, st. Louis. 4tM- aM
A prize tight between Ned. O'Baldwin
and Joe waTmold was commenced ye,-
terday morni g, at Lynnfield, twelve
miles from Boston. After one round was
fought tho Lynn police, one hundred and
hfty strong, broke up the sport by arrest
ing the prinelpal biackguards.
Six Missionaries left New York for the
East yesterday Rev. II. X. Palmer and
wife, and Miss Scranton join the Madura
Mission, in southern India, and Rev. Der
liner and wife, and Miss Webster, go to
CeyIon. N.4
A new contract was closed on Wednes-
day, between the Postofiee Department
and Fargo, Welles d Co, for carrying the
overland mail to California. The price
paid for 500 miles is at the rate OF 81 750, ,O00
per annum, and as the Pacific Railroad
progresses the rate correspondingIy de-
creases.
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PHILADELPHIA
9he City Council VS. The MayOr-They
Take from Him Portion or His
falr0Bage.


PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-W.
Walmsley, desperate character.
choked his wife to death this morn
ing in the lower part of the city, the
result of three days drunk enjoyed
by both. Walmsley escaped.
PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-The
present City Council, being opposite
In politics TO the Mayor elect, to day
passed bill through one branch TAX
ing from the Mayor a portion of his
patronage, VIZ: The appointment of
operators. ETC., on the city telegraph.
A bill will be Introduced next week
asking The Legislature to take the
control of the police from the Mayor
and vest it in the Commissioner. As
the Legislature will be Republican
the bin will probably pass.
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sPRINGFLELD. Mass.
American ass0clati0n-RepO or the
Recelpts-Ihe annual Sermon

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October Is
The American Missionary Associa-
ton commenced its annual meeting
in this city to-day, Rev Dr. f. N.
Kirk. of Boston, presiding The
receipts last year were 1901 094, and
the expenditures 1856 225. The pres
ent indebtedness is $88. .726, of which
$51,315 was incurred fast year. The
Society owns property to the amount
of $199, ,405 in excess of all debts.
Rev Dr. John Todd, of Pittsfeld,
preached the annual sermon this
evening, and General Howard. of the
Freedmens' Bureau, will deliver an
address to-morrew evening.
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ST. LOUIS.
Proposition 30 Subscribe $2,O00, 600
TO Aid the ChillicOthe & Omaha Air
Line Railroad

ST. LOUIS, October 29.-The Coun-
ty Court to-day ordered that propo-
sition to subscribe two millions of
dollars towards the building of the
Chillicothe q Omaha Air Line Rail.
road. be submitted to the voters of
this country at the election next Tues
day. This proposition has been urged
by many prominent citizens of this
clty and it is not improbable that it
will carry.
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WASHINGTON.
Receipts of CustOms-TnteFnal ReYe-
nue. Appointments.

WAsHrNGToN, Oct. 29-The re-
ceipts of Customs from the 18th to
the 24th inst, inclusive, are $192 975
the following Internal Revenue
appointments were made to. day: -
Storekeepers-Charles A. Vanhorn,
1st Missouri District; Robert David
son, Thomas Harper. BENZ Haire,
and David Gordon, Sd Ohio District; !;
J r Berg and T. B. Casey, 9th Ohio
District; G. Z. Leonard, Sd Ohio
District.
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TROY, N. z
Immense Mass Meeting or FetePans
s,rftf &C Rensselaer, County. E8a

Troy, N. Y, October %. = The
Veterans of Rensselaer, County held
an immense meeting at the Griswold
Opera House this afternoon. Major
General James d. Carr presided, as
sisted by large number of other ex
soldiers. The stage was full of one
legged and one-armed soldiers. Hon.
j. A. Griswold made brief speech.
He expressed full confidence In a
Republican victory in the State.
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BOSTON.


BosToN, October ga prize fight
took place at kaFminghanss- yesterday,
between John Koran and Watt Jar,
Wis, and was severely contested in the
64th round. Horan struck the centre
stake, smashed his hand, and broke
his arm, losing the fight, which. up to
that time, had been ID his favor. -
O'Baldwin and Wormald are bound
over for trial in the Supreme Court in
January. Upto this evening they had
failed to obtain BAIL -BB
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NASHVILLE.
The Sale OF the City WateFWOrks Not
TO Take PIace.

NASHVILLE, October 29.-The sale
of the city water works, advertised
BY the United States Marshal, did
not take place to-day. The execu-
tions n the Marshal's hands amount
ed TO upwards OF $50, 900. The author
tiles paid $4,000, and the creditors
gave an extension of time on the re-
mainder.
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BINGHAMTON.
Two Large StOrehOuses Destroyed By
Fire.

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, Oct. 20
Two large storehouses, occupies by
Tillatson and w. 7. Morgan, all filled
with grain, and considerable wool.
was burned this morning. The
armory OF the Forty-lourth Regiment
was also burned, with the arms, &c.
Loss of armory $4,000; loss by the
storehouses nearly 100000.
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph.l LoUIsVILLE, Oct. q.
ToBAcCo Firm, with light receipts, at
Sc C0@I5 90 Jugs tomedtum leaf
FLOUR-Superdne, S6 90; No. 50 90.
WHEAT-e1 75gl 50.
CoRN-Old IN bulk. $4,000; new, in ear,
55a6Uc
OATs--54Q55c in bulk.
MESS PoKK-S30 50Gg3I 90.
BACoN-ShouIders 131Sc; clear rib sides
I615c; clear sides, 1711c.
LARD-T erces I71zc.
w uIsKY-RaW, free, 81 10.
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New York cold and STOCK Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. Oct 80.
MoNEY-Continues in active demand,
and stringent at 7 per cent. currency, with
a comm ission of I-l694 per cent. 10 per
cent. gold. large number OF Western
merchants are here asking atcommoda-
tions TO move their grain 70 Ine seapoard
few banks in assisting in locking up green
backs is under consideration by the proper
OF them may pass into the hands of the
receiver. ,.
STERLING-Dull. at g5z997s per cent.
GoLD-Opened at 1875; advanced to I3456;
fell TO i341S, and closed at 1890 I341&.
CSoyERNMENTS Shade lower. Coupons
of 81 II41sGIl51S; do. 62, 1I3; do. '64, IlIL
0IlIss: do. '65, Ill; do. new. Il0a I1O5z; 90
'67. 1lO1s91l0A; do. '6S, ll04; 10.4Os, 1851
9I055z.
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CANANDAIGUA. N. Y.
Immense Republican Meeting and
GFand Barbecue.

CANANDAIGUA, N. Y, October F29.
There was. an immense Republican
meeting and barbecue here to-day
Fifteen or twenty thousand people
were addressed by Messrs X. NJ Lee
aud AItred Pleasanton, and Hon.
John a. Kasson.
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Hemphfs Market.
By TeIegraph.l

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Oct. %.
CoTTos-Fair and UNCHANGED. receints-
2,s24 bales: exports 2,652 bales
FLoUR-S7 0J9I3 90.
CORH-NOne.
OATS-63c,
HAY-$25.
BRAE-SZ5.
CORN MEAL-s4 60.
LARD-20g2Ic.
PORK-S32 80.
BACoN-DuII; shoulders I41<c, and clear
sides 1Sc.
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CINCINNATI, October 29-The
weather is clear and pleasant, and
business moderately active. The riv-
er is stationary. Departed-Darling,
for Memphis; Empire for New Or
leans: Abeona, for Tennessee River.
No other departures or arrivals out
side the regular packets.
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LOUISVILLE, October 29-Frank
Reno and Charles Anderson, the no
torious Express robbers, were deliv-
cred to-day to the Indiana authori-
ties, and are now confoed In the New
Albany jail to await trial.
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RIcHMoND, Va, Oct. 90 = The
Journal publishes to-day the official
statement of the State Treasurer for
the past year, showing there was on
hand on October 1. S173 600
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BUILDERS EMPORIUM.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
following, and OFFER them at re-
markably low prices:
$1,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING.
10000 feet POPLAR FLOORING;
100000 POPLAR LATHs;
100000 POPLAR SHINGLES;
1000 barrels choice WHITE LIME;
1000 barrels CEMENT.
Also on hand a ran stock OF Doors. sash
Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils. ana
BUILDING Hardware.
BABCOeK e. STEELE.
Water Street, BET. Locust and Walnut.
aus u&Wa5O EVANSVILLE, IND
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ESTABLISHED. 1881,
New York Dry GOods Narket.

1eiesrapn.l NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
.,,l DkY GooDs-The general market is quiet
Srbo Stsaqy Tor all kinds of staple goods
hTISt,,' ,'eoop3ers, ~ however, are doing q fair
are vantad "a eeI tain classes of gooos, which
to ba ,T,t,i,r 80 ior local use. Cambrics seem
Emi1T5 ~. siS &c nlgher; the Washington and
a SsioIelo ,tohnelo brands advanced to qI<c
d - suIg satin pia1ds are verv soeTeo'
anu IN ICES advanced, Albemarie sell rasd,'
d.S, ~ ss NC; plain AsnabuFg is also scarce
a.u ~ - nIHl ~ an advance; Orleans meet win
ana want d at l71Sc; nous d Ia ms sesle9 a1d
plain aud coiored alpaca are In GOOD ~ ~
quest ana prices favor sellers baa.-
sneeungs steady at I50l6c for besT a,y
pleached; prints at l25Sc to l3ISc for stanl-
ara brands; cloak apd repella : Is in acti,a
makes. eiOOA
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 29.-The Monfseur
Of to-day says the Army bill, which
has passed the Austrian Rigsradth,
will not be signed by the Emperor.
It adds that the Minister of War.
Baron John, has said publicly that
Austria is arming only in proportion
to the extent of her population.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, October 29.-The session
of the North German Diet will be
formally opened by King William in
person on the 4th of November. and
it is asserted, on the same official au-
thority, that the speech from the
throne will be of reassuring and
pacific character,
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New OrIeans Marhef.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20.
CorroN-Heavy and shade lower; mid
dnngs 2315c; lies OF 28,000 bales. Recei pts
6s921 bales: exports, 640 bales.
SUGAR-Receipfs ali sold; fair at I21Se:
yellow ciars fed l45<@I5Lc.
MOLASSE SES-Active; Louisiana prime to
choice, SI01I 10.
:. FLoUR-DulI and depressed; supertlne at
60 75i cnoice S99I3.
CORN-Qule at Sl6s1 021$.
OATS Inactive, at 60d62c
BRAN-Uncha nged.
MISS PoRK-Qulet and firm, at s32 So =
,BACoN-Choice scarce; Jobblng shoulders
l4H clear sides SIC.
LARD-DulI; tterce 1954c keg 22c.
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LONDON, Oct. 29.-The leaders of
the Liberal party have. after careful
survey of the field, become convinced
that they are sure OF the choice in
the coming elections of large ma
jority OF Liberal members of the new
House of Commons. The following
are quietly named in Liberal circles
as the probable cast of the new min
istry: Premier, Right Hon. w. E.
Gladstone; Foreign Secretary, Earl
Russell; Home Secretary, John
Bright; Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Hugh CulliDg Eardy Childers; Land
Chancellor, Sir Raundell; Premier
Secretary of War, Marquis of Hunt
ington.