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The New York herald., 1869-02-24
NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY,

SALES AT AUCTION.
PERxmProEY sALE AT AUCTION
JAMES \. MILLER
wm cell on
MONDAY. MARCH Is isa.
u ao'casck. At asErchsngs ssicsroom. III Brosawsh
g PAkcELs or LAND.
Containing shout
Isi LOrs
ESTATE or LEWIS q. noRRiS.
Tue demand Tor ssmru residences must b considered
not only permanent charanerssic Of the prsssn. activity
real estate but also evidence that ncrsasng popus
oe OF sbs city Of Esw York It's suburbs inaIsesa
chester county embraced by the contemplated sale viii b.
cf the great and growing city Of New York
Of Weschostor county ~ present In e
connection. Viewed from city standpoint u the
CENTRAL AVENUE,
which IL one OF the broadcast and the world
Tor The general q dimensions locality and s
northerly side Of Harlem river directly opposite the
termination Of the Seventh Grand Bousvard and 56h
The Commissioners Of Park whom this shall
and them BY bridges with the bouevards on
The probable consolidation OF this part Of wes.chssssr
county New York city the popularity OF Central avenue
drive; the proximity Of the Harlem and Third avenue
o o
The location of this properly superb and ne view or
Central avenue II presented from all points.
70 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24
). BLEECEER, AUCTIoNEER.
THU TAI.MAN EITA

The RESIDUE OF THE TALMAN ESTATE, UNDER
nR D5REGI9N g T oF s EPwAEP Lh % pc WITT Ei2
Gs,. * AZ BLEECKER SON CO. THE n PROPERTY J II
WATER RIGHTS, CENTRAL PARK LOTS AND lM LOTS
ON S1xTySEyEMTH AND SIxTY-EIGHTH STREETS
AND ON ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH AVENUES.
AN UNLIMITED SALE 70 THE HIGHEST BIDDERS
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

A LARGE AND pEREMrroey AUCTION SALE or
CO. z S s
& g ss 1s s"S s:s
" u
with elegant Suits n French ssti
i.rss o. m.sniesna Bedroom Furn,prs IN richly
Furniurs &c. n B.sae without reserve and III scods
positively guaranteed as rspressn'sd
A UcrIoN sALE-wIrnoUr RESERVE, or ns GOLD,
MRPHy s Tn,,"n sirs, sroctsn op W.T "a U1
February e. at ii oeioci Every watch sold Win b wsr
UCT1oS sALE--HARLEM PROPERTY, ON THURS
way Il a O'Clock noon ie House and Lot No 20 Ess issh
rcpsy svpy p q JOSEPH ssa
py ROBERT s0mERvILLE, AUCTIoERER, SALES
ID roo" Ns,srp s'rsss p Sppse,,"s ," ss . ros. Office
elegant Household Furniture, NJ iS waverey place. Part
culars tomorrow.
py NJ. DOUGHTY. AucTIosEER
ssls.rooms % Nassau large and general ss.omsn
ana S Mo sna ros o p,s
Bedding, China, &c.
DY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTroNEER.-c CATALOGUE
ID sale Of superb collection Of choice OH Paintings BY
ans I'm ses ass. e. a. C
eminsncs Al Arits sassroon ~ Nassau street, this DAY,
pY ROBERT soMERvrLLE, AucrIoSEER- SALES.
wESSkpxv EpS% s, essi elegant Ss English and
American Books Dne bound and iussrated Il 81 Nassau
THURSDAY ash ios O'clock continued sal. Of Books
~ 81 Nassau street.
Friday, Sh, al loS o'clock, elegant Household Furn,.
ture n No. 1l9 Waverly place. Particulars W morrow.
SATURDAY, a7th. at l0% O'Clock, Household FURNITURE Al
store, "a Nassau street. Particulars IN time
DIT CAMPBELL 4 CO., AucTIoNEHRs-wrLL SELL,
ID Thursday two years valuable Lease four story
brIrk Houre with Easements rubreIlars ocats
hest business portion Of Bowsry, including entire House.
hold Furniture Of upper part house rent premises per
lease. only t2lu0; nowlrencd out, bringing In ss2O must
be sold Sale positive. No reserve. Buyers specustorn
specially invited Fun descriptive catalogue II Aucoueer
Office. $50 Bowery.
CAMPBELL \ co, AUCrruNEEEs, Will SELL. ON
~ friday 10 close business. Stock entire Fixtures
lots, q prominent Family Grocery worthy Can
bs bought combined IN iot bargain before dav of
sale. Auctionecrs' o1ice, $50 Bowsry.
LNxECUToRs SALE or BROoxLyN PROPERTY ro
~ close 40 estate ihc fse three story Houses
Lots Nos 0l i ilS, lis and III Dessw street, ~ MUI
Lkk WiLkiNE, Anctonsers, mt the Merhan.s'
saissroon, III broadway. Nov York. Feb g ~ Ia ouIeck
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

UCTION NOTICE.-LUKE FITZGERALD. AUCTION.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture; Velvet, Brussels
Carpets IN Pianofore Stool and
Bronzes Mirrors Paintings PAror Suits largest
richest Household Furniture sale OF this season. this day
wednesday, Feb. ~ morning. at 10x o'clock precisely,
the elegant four story residence l9 Clinton place West
Eighth srce between Fifth Sixth Macnhc
Paror with the richest description
brocatei Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges gilt marble
top Tables EtAgeres Pier and Oval Mirrors rich
Bronxcs Works OF Ar, stauary Vases Corner and book
Stands Bookcases. Writing Desks rosewood and walnut Bed
suts style OF Louis Spring Hair Mattresses
Wardrobes Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes
Sofa Chairs Lounges Rocker covered with harcloh and
eps Buffet Extension Table, superb China Dinner and Tea
Spoons Forks Ice Pitcher Butter DISH Ivory Table Cutlery
&C. The house furnished eight months nj Of
$1,000 The house 70 let ~ B-Reliable mon In attend
ance to cart or pack goods for purchasers At reasonable
charges.
A UCTION NoTICE.-R T. HAzELL, AUcTToNEER.
n THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81,
1t 10k o'clock at salesroom 1 Corlxndt street,
CONTINUATION sALE
commencing at lot S3e.
To-day's sale viii embrace
$40 DOZEN PoCkET CUTLERY
40 gross Table cutlery. 9f0 dozen CArve-s.
800 dozen Razors. - dozen Stecls. Butcher Knives &c
H. 7. HAzELL 4 CO.,
Auctionccrs,
Is Cortland street
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-
n Partition sale Of valuable Property ON jackson and
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, p. R. WILKINS 4 CO.. will sell
At anction "Wednesday March t y o'cock az the EI-
change Saiesroom Ill Broadway by order of the Supreme
Court under the direction Of Thomas ). Northal Esq,
The lot OF Land with the three story and basement brick
front and Houses thereon, Jackson street, New York.
the ferry
The lot Of Land with story
Houses thereon 40 Cherry street, Grand street, lot Is
feet BY one hnIf block.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

u HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEFR--WILL SELL, ON
~. Thund.y 21.h - IVA O'Clock, At 100 Chatham street. :
tmi STOCK OF Furnishing Goods Watches, and Immediately
after the whole stock ouor obber consisting OF
Wines, Ldquors, Cigar. &c
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

n. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER-BANGs, MERwIE 4
"A. CO. viii sell the house No. $50 East Ffeth street.
Thursday morning. February 2 at 10 O'clock elegant
Household Furniture family leaving the city, consisting
OF Tapestry and Brussels Carpets mahogany and black wal
Bedseads Wardrobe. and other Chamber Furniture,
rosewood black walnut Parlos Furniture French
Plate Mirror, handsome Bookcase. also valuable OIL
Pantings Catalogues a. saesrooms, Broadway, corner
Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

CAMPBELL \ Co, AUCTfuNEEEs Will SELL. ON
~ krday TO close business, Stock entire Also Fixtures IN
lots of prominent Family Grocery worthy Can
bs bought combined IN lot, bargain before dsv of
sale. Auctionrcrs o1ce, $50 Bowsry.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

A MAX BAYERsDORFER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
Machinery Steam Fittings &c. Of New York Dssiccslins
Company, % and ~ Pel street.
A max BAYERsDORFER 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
IL oce $50 Bowcry, sell 0S O'Clock, l6 Chryse street,
ontire Furniture Fixtures OF saloon aud house. NoscsA
Grocery Store tomorrow.
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THE S.A.ND WICH ISLANDS.

Arrival Of the Idaho at san Francisco.
SANFRANoIsCo, Sept. 27.-The steamer Idaho,
from Honolulu, has arrived with adyices to the
18th instant. NJ. Co.,.
Trade was good and there was steady de-
mand for choice staple goods. The reports from
the plantations were generally favorable, and the
average Weld was fully up to expectations.
Earthquake Shocks.
Several severe shocks of earthquake were
eoit ot Hawaii in August and the belief was
General that there would be still harder shocks
in September.
MutIny of Coolies.
The ship Callao from China with $50 coolies
ON board, put into Honolulu. Soon after leaving
mort the coolies mutinied and an attempt was
made to take the vessel. The leader was killed
and n number wounded.
wreck of British Ship.
The British ship Matte Banks was totally
wrecked off Bakers Island on the 18th of May,
and the wreck was sold for 500.
Bad for the Count.
The French gunboat La = Mothe Sil, Plgqet touched
at Honolulu, en- route IoI lahitl, Tor the purpose
mandant there.
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philadelphia Trade Renort

TUESDAY, Sept 2S.-There was a contract for 5000
bushels FlaXseed, to arrive, on secret terms. The
offerings of new Cloverseed continue small. and IL
sells from $3.50 to S. the latter figure for strictly
choice lots. Timothy ranged from s425 to 1885, the
latter figure for small lots from second hands,
There is no further movement in Quercitron BARK
and we continue to quote No. at S8S per ton.
There is no Improvement to record in the Flour
Market, and only 800 barrels changed hands, INCLUDE
ing supernne at S526@5'75; extra at So; Iowa. Wis
consin, and Minnesota extra family at s65@T rs for
low grade and choice; Pennsylvania do. do at
S6259l lIb Indiana and Ohio do. do at S797.75: and
fancy lots at SS99'25. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are
very quiet, with small sales OF the former at s6-25
The Wheat Market is inactive, and the only sales
reported are 2000 bushels Western red at sI4S per
bushel Rye is steady at Sl.12 Corn is less active
Small sales OF yellow at 81 $l'l6@11s, and 1900 bushels
lively. Sales OF Western and Pennsylvania at
G4@65c. ~
Whisky is dull and lower with sales of iron-bound
Western at 81 '21CG1'22
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CUBA.

Agitation Concerning the Course of France
Active Operations in the Eastern Department.
Correspondence from Havana, dated Sept.
81 says:-
What course Louis Napoleon, Emperor of the
French may see fit to pursue touching the
Cuban question and the recognition as bellige-
rents of the insurgents by the United States
has agitated the press and the public mind in
this city for the past few days. This has grown
out of certain telegrams forwarded here by the
enterprlsing agent of the Associated Press in
New York, which have been varously inter
preted. AS for example, we have been informed
ror, and Immediately thereafter telegraphed
the Regent to hurry off the proposed reinforce
ments to Cuba, and again, as follows:-
SIT is said that the Emperor Napoleon has
manifested to General Prim that France will re-
main neutral if the United states recognizes
the insurgents of Cuba" which was thought to
. be the correct Interpretation of despatch the
original of which was in these words: - Frdnctd
,e6ltsd dccton del reCOnOoinliatO de America.
France refuses action on the recognition of
America. Left somewhat in doubt as to the in
tentions of France by these and other tele-
grams the Local papers attempted an explana-
fion with poor success, and finally one OF them
solved the Gordon knot by declaring that the
course of France was not of much Importance,
any way, which tended to calm the public mind,
wont to be affected more by the probable course
of the United States touching Cuba than by aught
else.
There would seem to be some indications OF
movement on the part of the comoatants IN the
field According to letters received IRON SANTA
Clara, the insurgent chiefs Cavada VllllgusS,
''the Pole" and Lerda, accompanied Oy snlan
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Granting Of CIearances.


Despatch 10 The EUentng Telegraph
New YORK, ,Sept2S.-At the meeting of the Gold
Board this morning the resolutions proposed yes
terday were adopted, and q committee of five ap-
pointed to confer with the officers of the Bank of
New York, relative to the terms on which that
institution would do the cearances for Fridays
business, and for some time to come. A gentle
men said he had seen the officers, who were will
ling to undertake the settlement, provided
dealers would pay gold in gold, and currency in
currency. The bank would guarantee no favors
would be shown any dealer that were not granted
to all the rest. The committee will report at
noon. The affairs of the Gold Exchange Bank,
as to Fridays business, are yet unsettled, and
the brokers express Indignation ut the unwar-
rantable interruption to business.
Little Change in the Aspect Of Affairs = The
Special Despatch to The EUeni,g Telegraph
New YORK, Sept. 2S-12 M.-There is little if
any change in the condition of affairs in Wall
street this morning. The street quotations have
declined slightly during the forenoon, being
now about 81 "a to 3l13. Stocks are weak and
lower. Holders are compelled to sell to raise
money.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-Stocks unsettled Money
per cent 52Os 1862 coupon, 100; do. 1864, do, 1l8K
do 1865 do 11SK; do. do new III: do. 1861, 1l715;
do 1865, do, 1853 lO-4Os, 1OSh. Canton Company,
51H; Cumberland preferred, 2Oh New York Cen
trail, 1l6; Erie 27A Reading, 92K Hudson River
1876; Michigan Central, 12l; Michigan Southern, s3
Illinois Central, 1888: Cleveland and Pttsburg, SO;
Chicago and Rock Island, 1O52I; Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, 1929 Western Union Telegraph, Sc.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Cotton declining; sales OF
$50 bales at 2s2c Flour dull and declined 59 lOc.
sales Of $500 barrels State at s5S5@665 Ohio at 565
@665; Western at s5'75@6S5; and Southern at s6'35
61050. Wheat dull and declined 1@2c.; sales of
$4,000 bushels winter at red s144G14s. Corn de-
clinng; sales Of 3S, 600 bushels mixed Western at
81 O491 05 .Oats dull and ower sales Of 81 900 bush
els Western at 60@63c. Beef quiet. Pork dull and
quotations are nominal at S3l 25@3140 Lard dull
steam, lS4(91S2Sc. Whisky quiet at S1'lS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF rHn EVENING rnnronApH,,t

"a Anrrl
Tuesday, Sept % is6o ''S
The bank exhibit for the past week is decSTed,v a
favorable one showing an increase OF s4qI Oao in
loans in legal tenders of $780, ana in enos,ts ~
s66,SS4. There has been falling or in the amonnt
OF specie Of 5797 which, considering the excite
ment of the past week, is Insignificant item The
large increase in loans compared with that of demo
sits, indicates disposition to expand to the utmost
of their ability.
The announcement OF the new programme OF the
Treasury Department for the ensuing month will
meet with universal appreciation. According to this
the Secretary Will purchase 81 000 600 in bonds each
Wednesday, and sell 81 0O0 600 In gold each Tuesday
and Friday, in addition TO the usual gold and bond
transactions on account OF the sinking fund.- The
sales Of gold for the month will thus be $4,000 600
and the bond purchases S12,0OOOOO. This liberal
arrangement cannot fail to affect the market favor
ably.
The loan market is very active to-day and rates
for all kinds OF loans show increased hrmness but
there is no noticeable change.
There Is no regular gold market to-day, the New
York Gold Room continuing closed Sales on Third
street were made this morning at 1873.
United States loans are rather irratic, and, with
the exception OF isis, which have advanced, snow
decided falling of. 1SS1s are quoted at 100; 1868
at 11SH, and 1s6Ss at 116& at Wheen Bros.
The Stock market was very active In railroads. but
everything else was dull. In State and City loans
there were no sales to report Reading Railroad was
extremely active, and sold Slargely at 4660946%,
with Al &c. bid b. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad was only
moderately active, selling at 55sI(956c.; Lehigh VAL
ley Railroad sold at 5636.
In Canal shares there was little doing and prices
were rather lower. Lehigh Navigation went Off at
36. The usual miscellaneous sstocks were entirely
neglected at the board.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. r
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Martns Ns,Os see inside Pages.

(By TsIegrdph)
NE NEw lSEk, Sept sa-Arrived, steamship Westphalia,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 97.-The ships Revas Golden
Horn, War Hawk, and Haze touched at Honolulu the
Kong 80 e
The ship Lerenzo returned from Bakers Island in dis
tress 10 Honolulu. " ~
Arrived at Honolulu-Barque r. @. wyle from Bremen;
ship Zouave from Newcastle San francisco;
whaer Monticello with 100 bbls oil whaler W. H. Aen
with 200 bbls. oil.
Cleared at San Francisco Ship Bombay for Cork, with
1000 b6s flour and 1000 sacks wheat barques Chateau
BRAND, for Falmouth with 1896 sacks OF wheat
Kolga, for Iquique, with 10000 sacks of barley Sailed
ships Akbar for New York. and Parsee for Hong Kong
IEwEs, Del, Sept; %-Passed ont.Schr Minnie Rep
plier; barques Maggie Hammond E. A. Kennedy, ERin
Bertha Teple Presidentia Hamerture, Orchta; briggs
Ellen M. Tucker and Bachelor. on shore, bound in,
barque Sheppard from Cuba Nearly all the vessels az
the Breakwater to Two steamers passed
up, one towing the other, names unknown
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FROM THE P.ACTFTC COAST.
The Grand Lodge L. o. O. r..


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows adjourned sine die to-day. Vice
President Colfax was present and was introduced
to the members. Grand Sire Farnsworth was
presented with diamond ring, set in gold from
the filings of the last spike. Grand Secretary
Ridgely was presented with cane by the Cali
fornia brethren.
Indian Outragcs.
Arizona advices to the llth of September have
been received. A band of one hundred Indians
had attacked some teams hauling ore from the
vulture mine, killing two Mexicans, wounding
two, and capturing sixty mules.
Paying them on.
Captain Somerby, of the Sth Cavalry, while
out on scouting expedition, killed twelve In
dians.
Vengeance.
Zerum, friendly Indian chief of one OF the
principal tribes, was attacked by drunken
white man. and seriously injured, and has sworn
vengeance against the whites He summoned
his tribe to arms, and has committed several
depredatlons already.
The "Ised StOckings'' Again.
return game was played between the Eagle
and Red Stocking Clubs to-day The score
stood-Red Stockings, IS. Eagles, 4.
The san Fran cisco Markets.
E1our I'm far demand at S43T5la562% for ship
ming. extra S1I505. Wheat quiet at Sic 90 as eX-
trefnes. Legal-tenders nominal at 70.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

Politics in Omnba--Anna DIcItinson's Travels,
Despatch 10 The EUeniflg Telegraph.
OMAHA Sept 2S.--The Democratic County
Convention met yesterday. The proceedings
were harmonious. The ticket nominated is a
strong one. The workingmen will nominate
ticket this week, selecting men from the nomi-
nees of both parties.
Anna Dickinson returned from california on
Saturday, and delivered lecture in the Academy
of Music on Sunday night to q full house. She
left for Chicago last evening.
Fairs and Railroads.
The State Fair opens at Nebraska City to-day.
Work on the Missouri river bridge here will be
resumed in a few days. The weather is cold and
clear,
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Il U r o 2 E.
CLIPPINGS FROM OUR FOREIGN FILLS.
Rnker,s Expedition.

The expedition to Central Africa, under Sir
Samuel Baker was about to commence It's Jour-
nev The force under his command consists OF
1900 of the Viceroys best troops, and tiye river
steamers, which have been constructed in Eng
land. will also be at his disposal 1t was stated
that hostilities would be at once commenced
AGAINST the Barr tribe, who refuse to acknow-
LEDGE the authority of the Vlceroy. Sangulne
expectations are INDUCED that the cost OF the
expedition will be betrayed in the course OF the
first year but we are not told on what data these
expectations are founded.
To be Cleared Up.
The long standing mystihcatlon OF the trench
Institute about the manuscripts OF Newton,
Pascal and Calico, which Nj. Chasles has
hitherto stood alone in maintaining TO be
oennine. is now likely to be cleared up. An IN
dividual has been arrested, 10 wnom ~ IS AZ
legged (hut this fact j doubt IN ltnltne) the de-
Inded sayant paid 10000 pounds sterling ior the
naners which he from time to time read before
bis coIleagues 1t is said that the person now In
nustodv forced all the MSS. in "A public library
,,bere he had access to models, and that he con-
ceaIed himself while at work by forming par
ricade of folio volumes on n table before hill'
A vast mass of forgeries has been selzea aG MS
house. ,
HAmeriean journalists, says the SlecSe' nave
.,o,..- Troli6c lamentations. Where have they
,oasynod that the Empress and the Prince lmpe.
rial intend to make tour in tie United oeates tea
ESiientv in their own fancy. However tna'
nav he they have affirmed, and perklst IN re-
-naating mat the voyage, long since proJecteu,
+ 6ved for next year. The Empress ana her
son ere 10 visit Boston, New York, FnlauelPnli
where the American republic ana lnuePenuonDo .n,
were proclaimed, Newport ana saratoga, 'o g10
tavorite stations of the fashionable worid uurlns
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Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 g. Third street

JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities as
12O@12OK; do, 1864, 1isN@119X; do, 1866 IisS@,
119K; DO, July, 1865, 1l7@1l1H; do. do, 1867,
1I16@117H; do, 1865, 1164@117A; 1O-4Os, iOs3S@
MEssRs. DE HAVEN Il BROTHER, 40 No. s. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotatiOns
u s. Is OF 1881, 1l9@120; do. 1852 12O91283s do.
117@ll7N; do. 1851, do 117H@11196; do. 1868,
do, 11694@11I; 10-40s, 10s1Sa10SH; U. S. 80 Year
per cent Currency, 106@1064; Due Comp Int
Notes, 19A Gold, 130la132; Silver. 12b@121
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.


By the AngLo-American Gable.
LONDON, Sept. 2s-11 A. M.-Consols for money,
922S; and for account, 90. American securities
firm. U. S. 5-20s OF 1862, s4H; of 1865, old 81 ;
of 1867, SO; 1O-4Os, rs. Erie Railroad fiat at 23.
LONDON, Sept. 2S-1115 A. M.-Illinois Central
9493 Great Western, 27N.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 2S-11I5 A. M-Cotton steady.
Middling Uplands 124a12sSd.; middling Orleans,
12H@f25Sd The sales to-day are estimated at 5000
bales.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. 2S-1 z. M-COnsos for money
927& and for account 9276@93. American securities
easier 52Os of 1862. s416 OF 1865 old, s3I; and Of
1876, S215 Erie, 231G.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The weather to-day is wet
LONDON, Sept. 2S-1'l5 p M.-Stocks quiet
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2S-1I5 p. M.-Receipts of
wheat for the past three days, 81 800 quarters OF
which 22,5OO were American. Red Western wheat,
9s. I'D. Peas, 44s. Cd. Lard, 74s. Cd.
PARIS, Sept. 2s-3 p. M.-The Bourse is firm.
Rentes, 71f 15c.
HAvRE, Sept. 2s.-Cotton opens quiet and steady
for both on the spot and a1Oat.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2S-2'30 p. M.-Advices from
Manchester report the market for yarns and fabrics
dull.
LIVERPOOL, Sept $3.50 P. .M.-Cotton- sales
to-day will reach 10, 600 bales.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Obtsining Money Under False Pretenses.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2S-William c. Robinson,
well known in Boston and New York, who has
been on trial in the Superior Court for obtaining
money under false pretenses from a number of
our citizens, was to-day declared guilty. He
was then placed on trial for bigamy and pleaded
guilty.
Released on Bail.
Murphy, who was found guilty of manslaugh-
ter last week, was to-day released from custody
i'll five thousand dollars bail.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

The Conspiracy to Release Yerger-POtiticaI
Affairs.
Despatch to The EUering Telegraph.
JACKSON, Miss. Sept. 28.-The conspirators
from the 10th United States Infantry who were
in league to effect the escape of Colonel Yerger,
are to be tried by court martial. One of them,
it is found, had a private box in the Jackson
post Office Their rendezvous for secret meet
ings with citizens it is supposed was five miles
from Iowa.
The Republican Convention assemblies here to-