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The following were the prices on the last CALI
Cumberland. 30 a 3o,s; wells-Fargo Express, SO a
33Js; American, 40 q 4Ol.; Adams, 60Ja 81; United
states, 655s co; Merchants Union, 15 1876 Quick
SILVER, 20A a 2ois; Canton, 62% 93Js; Mariposa,
23a 23s4 do. preferred, 49s. 80; Pacific MAIL 9ls
9lX; Western Union Telegraph, 43s4 u 435s; New
York Central, 1875 192<; Hudson River, 1885,
1885; Harlem, 15fh 1913; do. preferred, 16la4;
Reading, 9ss 9ss.; Chicago and Alton, 1884, bid;
Alton and Terre Iaute, 391s 40; do preferred, 72.
bid;waDash, 76 bids do preferred 81 "a; Milwaukee and
st. Paul. 761s 1914; do. preferred s6Il s6s; Fort
Wayne, 159ss i59l4; ohio and Mississippi 355. SO;
Michigan Central, LIS a l3O; Michigan Southern,
1861: Illinois Central 145Is las; Pittsburg s4.
q 04ss; Lake Shore, l06ts 1864; Rock Island
l26l1 a 1865; Northwestern, 91H u p1x; do. pre-
ierred, l04ss a l043l; Boston Water Power, l62.
Ei..
subsequently there were some changes, not how
ever, OF Importance. and the following were the
prices in the Long Room at the close OF business.
We give the latest street ngures beow;-Marlposa
preferred 50t. j0ta; Pacific Mail, $50 - s5}s; West
Union Telegraph. &3,4 437s; New York Central,
1927. n 1925; Hudson River 1855; Reading, 81.
%; w abash, 20; Milwaukee and st. Pau, 16 1914;
do preferred, s0. a sos; Fort wayne, 1881 1885,;
OHIO and Mississippi, S55S,a 80; Michigan southern,
1901 "A lo6A rittsburg, "a e4,s: Rock Island,
l26,. I27; Northwestern, 81. 9l3s do. preferred,
104h 1914.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury this city
for the week have been as iollows:-
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SUPERIOR CnUaT-sPEClAl TERM.

Judge McCunn rendered judgment IN the following
cases.
Walsh rs. Kernes.-Moton granted.
appel Us. MGyer.-MOtiOn granted and default
opened.
Ba10,n u.s. MOrtineT.-M0tiOn granted.
Higgins Ds. Mefcydff.--MotlOn granted.
P1yUy u.s. AbbOt.-MOtiOn granted and cause re-
ferred.
Si6eeas, Receiyey, ps. COlJdte.-MOtiOn granted.
Mcintyre Us. ScleiL-MOtOn granted without
cause.
Lennon ts. HOppOck.-MOtion denied.
WiLtesbdrTe COdi ana IRON Company cS. LASH
Notion granted and referee appointed.
WeSty0Y US. Suttfcan.-MOtOn granted.
Vdn Ness us. Las 1T at.-MOtiOn granted and
referee appointed.
H0ireH Receiuer, 0S. +. 7Otans.--Motion granted
without costs.
Butler ct al. EDe,aif,g Mail ASsOciat i0a-MOtiOn
granted and cause referred.
benedict et at US. Spots, administrator, &c.--
Notion for commission granted.
Bd1'ae cs. AilertOiG et at.-EXtfa allowance Of five
per cent granted.
Dey us The iSaDae-Extra allowance Of five per
cent granted
Fullerton ct al. Us. TIE Sdme.-Same order.
Px?tdgd del Yale u.s. TIE Sd1le.-Same order.
Norton rS. The Sdnle.-Same order.
GdSshetne US. O6enI0n.-lnjunct1On vacated and
set aside on terms
HosteAer ps. The Ne,c Fork Vdrysish COmpa,xy.-
Notion granted without COSTS
He'tnaeT US. Henmer.-MotOn granted and refe-
renee appointed.
Schtoeiace,t us. Mcnamara. Motion granted.
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MARINE C0URT--PAnT l.
Action on a Pr0lniss0ry Note.
BEFORE IudUe CrOss.

Before Judge Gross.
BuSsiH yS. Be1nett.-This was an action to recover
the sum OF $500 upon two prOmissory notes, which
the plaintiff alleges he received from the defendant
In consideration of an assignment OF one-third In
torest IN q patent hair preparation, recommended as
an infalllbe hair reStOrer to the bald cranlulns of
young or old. The defence was, the notes in ques-
ton were obtained by false representations to the
real character and virtues OF the restorative which
were found TO much eftcacious that they were re-
ported to be.
Judge Gross charged the jury that If they believed
the plaintiff obtained the notes by fraud mis-
representation, the consideration therefore failed
and verdict would result for the defendant
The jury found lor the defendant
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YRsrERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes IN the temperature for tn
past twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding day Of last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing, Broadway. corner Of Ann street.
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The complainant said he had no desire 70 have them
prosecuted rurther.
"A pite0us spectacle-two weeping Foxes" SAID
the Judge. "YOu can both CO."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Murray Miller was found guilty OF stealing sver
watch from John Adam Engle at o picnic at Jones'
Wood He was sent six months to the Penitentiary.
Frederick Dieher, having gone INTO the mix sepng
business, helped himself to milk can Of dealer
the tactical fiuid living in Duchess county. He was
ordered Six months TO the W0rkhouse.
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suanoeATe'S COURT.

Before Surrogate Tucker.
Wills admitted during week ending May 22:-A-
fred Gibbs, Duncan Kennedy, Thomas whittemore
lforcignl Rebecca Robinson, David Mcintyre, Nathan
Koenigsburg, Sarah r. Dustan, James d. Yates,
Thomas PaIon
Letters Of administration granted on estates Of
Elizabeth De Forest Mary MckIernan, Mary i.
Little James COnnOr, George SCHNEIDER, Margaret
Kedding, Vim. Mauer, Anna Sparks, John Allen
Frederick W. Denecke, Robert p Hamilton, Andrew
Leary. Nancy Wood.
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COURT Of COMMON plEAS-spEclAl TERM.
Decisions

UcCisiOne.
Judge Brady rendered judgment In the following
cases this morning.
Batelier Us. WhdleN-Order suggested.
Jacob Meyer Is. Hetty Meye7.-DivOrce granted.
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INCOMES or LAWYERS.
To TUE EDITOR op THE HERALD:--

To TnE EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
1t is 50 common now to speak OF the profession Of
the law being Improbable that 1t has passed into
adaye thai lawyers, class, work hard, live well
and die poor.n I make the following extract from
the latest income returns TO show that some OF our
New York practitioners able apparently, tn keep
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, May 22-oP. NJ.

SATURDAY. May 22-oP N.
The principal excitement in Wall street to-day,
on yesterday and the day previous was In the gold
market the general tendency OF which was to
lower premium, consequent upon the announcement
Of Secretary Boutwell's intention TO sell an extra
million OF gold
TIE imports since January are $l2s, s,s3S''ss'
against $94 O25 In 1868 and Sl03 1877 In 1867
The exports Of produce since January are
$e4o64,ss4 against &c., 246 in 1858 and
IN 1867
The exports Of specie since January ! are
$l2 2ls4sei against $32 43 in 1868 and $l6
in 1867.
The money market worked with increased ease TO-
day and call loans ranged from six TO seven per
cent with an increase OF the number Of transac.
tons at the lower rate, approved names on best COL
laterals easily obtaining accommodation at the low
est figure. The statement of the associated banks Is
on the whole favorable and makes the following ex-
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is a list Of marine transfers at this
port from the 10th to the 22d inst, inc cusive:-
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Foreign exchange Is dull We quote rates:-Ster-
ling, sixty days commercial. los1s 100; bankers,
1926 lo91s; short sight, ITO 1lO2s; Paris, sixty
days. 6.22l 5.1614; short sight, 5.l6a. 5.l3S; Ant
werp. 5.22h 5i6]4; Switzerland, 5.22H 516ll;
Hamburg, 351s S55.; Amsterdam, 39zs 4o5s Frank
fort ~ 4OAs; Bremen, 771a 1874; Prussan
thalers, 701S 7l1l.
The gold market, with considerable excitement,
ranged between l401s and I4lA. Towards the close
the premium was on from the highest figure of the
day, but exhibited o strong feeling in the market
The following table shows the range OF the premium
during the day, also the price Of gold at stated
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Nav 21-Steamer South America, ST. Tho
mas-American gold. ld....................... 3l,A
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.

IHWe
Before Judge Blatchford.
The United States Us. otto Schtoenaer.-The claim
ant in this case an importer Of Wines liquors and
Mediterranean products. whose stores Pine street
were few days ago seized for alleged nfraction
OF the internal revenue law. Immediately upon the
action Of the government oficers Mr.. Schooner,
through his counsel, Mr. E. Deafeld Smith, ex-
the authorities at Washington setting forth the facts
in the case upon which investigation was ordered
70 be made as to the charges against Mr. Schooner
The investigation was left IN the hauds OF Mr.. Pierre
pOnt, United states District Attorney and Mr.. +.
Delafed smith, counsel for Mr.. Schooner, and the
result OF which was that Commissioner DeianO
ordered the immediate release OF the defendants
premises from all surveillance and the honorable
discharge Of Mr.. Schooner from any suspicious
attaching to the charge against him.
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COURT Or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

The Case Of a NIother.in.Law-The Course OF
Marital Biss-An Affair Of HonOr-Fr0m the
Sublime to tho, Ridicnlous-A Negro Hiber-
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SALES At THE NEW Yoak STOCK EXCHANGE.

Total. $232
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Dat. Cgos. Name. Tosnag.. lslay, Ifrice.
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Average temperature yesterday y..............6O .6O}a
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-19

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AM
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River and Marine Service.
Boilers, GasometeTs, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds either Iron or Brass
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works WOrkshOps ana
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery OF the latest and mon
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans, OF
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping IN.
gnes etc.
Sole Agents for NJ Billeuxs Sugar Boiling Appa
ratus Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and AspI
wall Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain.
Ing Machines. 4 30S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-19

slL YER PLATED WARE, ETC
, 1869-09-29

fnl man IN the twelfth century, BY name wil.su,-
n Tatto, which fntnlAhea tho late4. uant On this
all.impoftant topic
"l1on F1on" l. great gyuna.t When ho
v1slted thla country IN his 5scnl souo years ago,
he used to call. sometimes 1t tho studio Of Regis
G'Gnou1. the iandscape painter, whese he Vould
sport his muscle hy putting up heavy dumbo bells
with great apparent oase.
Aeecorting to the spNuseeld tXasA| Es<pas,ieaa
ctrean OF devoted spittnA1sts II tnAt city hArc
Interviewed Lord Dyron, through medium. The
poet sals that he hs4 read NlrA stowea article III
tho Asdnttr Monthly, and thkt Tor the most part,
at Il id uc." These aro Ills Lordshlp avery
words.
L6refzaefs tho astronomer snd ono Of the
strongest reacs!onl1taL IN tho French SENATE, u
saA to h4Fc becptne connrmod hypochondr.ac
IN consequence Of the political reforms granted
BY The Emperor Napoleon, and which, he p1edicts,
viii retult In the speedy overthrow OF the empire
md The proclamation of tho Rcd Republic
eenof len0a has exposed . plot Of fxfnAseda
TO afkah1luaie Cespedes. quessnA, pavpds. Mat,
ma, General Jordan, and sotaer Cuban leaders.
Il was proposed to hare number Of spsnish sol
dters and cahan Fo.anteer ID Tic spahllh azny
os1ensiby desert ths SpAnasds, at different point,
In the departments Of the Ceatta and :Eazt, aud
/ f,lng 10 Tho Cutsn camps, Join tho 1be.sslng n
my, and be On the watch for opporf uutslea 10 As
saettna&e~'ali the leating cn1eftAinA Wnneyo
among them killed either Cespcdes or Quesadl
! kns to be rewarded with ttty thousand dolara IL
4 gold Twenty-Five thousand ,dollara xus the n
wtrd offered for hmszstuatuE either Jordan O
FREDERICK Cnvoda, and ten thousand dollars cac
for any Of the Genefzls ol tho Cuban army Nh
| r1nk n Dncad1er. The nfat victim Of this plo
| WIS Ma)or General Asrcano, who was aAsas, 1,
mated On tho 10th infant.
, 1869-09-29

htret ths pas1se Of lua who Ia .essnrd
e s .ns as5
y soy fts s. y e e 'sss
no. emasnt sas:dsa sitas bas ~ hes. shs IN IN
iss:s :s: :as &
g. seo'e o 1.as e nd q
1ss .smss s e. 81 i1 n.rs a r.
g. bt.:a :s e e &. ts + Il .Ra d
ME. Bsteman, Of England, and n Berry. OF VI
enna, h4ye dcv!Acd plaa foz uniting Ftauce Ind
England by railway zcro1a the sszait4 Of Dover.
a paper, descriptive Of the plan, wlA read BY MI.
Ha,sman At the tate meeting Of the British Akso-
c.atlou, AID received from large Number Of augt-
neeEs conmenoattou ~ the best Dchexno ret pro-
poaed. Thu plan u that OF casttron tube, lxrxe
enough for tho paasage OF can OF the ordinary
ooastsnction, 70 be laid slong the bottom ot tho
Ctannel. 'avcnstnE 10 feet below the surface Of
tho water. Commencing 1t one aide, hot1nootA1
c1tfnder, or b4I. Npuld b provided, a snrlctens
capacity and 20 arranged thai, ~ piece
after ,pteca OF the tuba w1s bult In ~
Place, tha-- ben could b put forward NJ
another piece, md 40 On I'LL the other ktds
OF the Ct 1nue1 w1s rosched Tha dstanca |,
twenty-five InileA The 1ine ~outd b wrought b
pneumatic prcssurr, securing pure alr ali tho way
and p1ec1pdtng AN possibility o& accident fro1
cnsloa. Express eyatrs would crosa IN fostJ J-aYl
minutes. otninal1 zs1ns IN sfcut an hour tn
accommodation Monld b. sufficient for 1000 psa
seugers and 10 ,o01 toul Of goods daily, and tn
estlmated cost dfty millions Of dollars, This VA
the only psrt uf the plan thas Wal doubted. On
engineer expressing hla opinion that tho ,sur
| would not 10 sufficient but MI. RAten2n W.
ready TO gire ample guarantees for the conpletio
| Of the ftne In tye years. tot that fum. =,
, 1869-09-29
Cubn In DanXcr-The Telegraph In.
Qn1s&tfons

In addition to the fcenes Of Tuesday night, Ma
dr!d has bt en- turned upsiue-doEn bJ the report
that the United Statks Government were gong to
recognize the Cuban rebels As belligefcnrA. 1cau
give Jon no idea Of the intensity Of excitement
inIs ns1 caused. Tbs spaniah Government have
11s 1ssn y p fas
paper, of1cta! - we'll as unot1cal. hgt the most
cneeD ne*A Not wofu Of the horrible czuettes
Of Inc formidable proportions tue ipsu1rectioa has
assumed. One Of the Opposition papeEs, The EHea,
1sshennn. on Sunday night vent 80 ~ - 70 pub.
Sanh. il intimsted the pfoosbtlIt. Of losing it, il
prompt a gand ,ss sse Ts5s n0s
70 ioac no: m instant IN despascning the
entire army and nsry. The sen-
10 for snc INST iimc, taanks to the sces7e policy
oi the Eovesntueuk. % tho possiotlltJ-uAy, e1-
treme pFtbalAltF-of the island succeeding 10 seF.
MS, the excitement Nas increased BY tho next
evenings Epooa, which contained tue following
ftartltng announcement:
heaits a. spaniarla ii ls said that ne represent
aiivn Of the Unsled States General Sctles, whose
presence has been the SD omen ttria. douers) for
pl.apce with tho orders OF his government. note
10 that Of Spain, 10 which he nnnouucee the staxd
Of public opnion in the North American Republic
| will rrotaoly obltGc them to recognize the Cuban
rebels 4. neatgcttuts, Something more sals thu
deFpatch, Of ~hlcn We ought mot TO nake ne7
| HCux 4UF uGE3 nQk CUuE " AB Win lQG bAO0 eCA
| tatnty al this foregoing. The Alnstets who nrc In
Madrid have not as JET tatcn any action that We
| learn Of except Communicating the despatch 70
Senores Prin md Sllse1s. who are both io Schy.'
"When NC wrote abo1t Cuba yesterday, ttolc.
fuI1y impres.toutd, our heart aaid 70 N We might
I even EXPECT greater eTls-
"Cuba ia tn danger! To th!a cry It is not With
dItmRJ We ought to answer, bat with tho spirited
cutnu6ts4tn at our better times cuba IL IN dan.
ger I To save thla beautiful portion Of the span
lib nation tho entire a1my ought 70 be transported
to those shorcs 10 present gallant display Of ths
vitality Of our country II there be Chf1tats, ol
1pab+inos, or Republicans or any other pastie:
Fho che144h the idea OF combating the present
situation by force-ulgc6 up0p them II they dt
-no; at this moment when It Ii Indispensable VI
should untts au cur strength, cease thetr r.ueor
| to leave the government FREQ TO eAvc CuhA To,
! resotntou his ronceded Ihe right Of public meet
| iuG. What uofe worthy OccaRsun could We 14r7
70 exercise Il than IN moments Ike these. 50 ~ +
| demouttrnit 10 that greet republic that Spain ha
1 but one Will when the faStng Of The Integrity q
her territory Il concernsd9 Lat tie men OF q
| parties unite, and bAre meetngs 10 ercr3 c1t1
. Town, and vtlIage Tho loss OF Cnha viii be ID
Glthoror Of tho reEotutlonI'
At the uapess copied this, and Madrid u TIL
I moment ii ia p!azc Of ratl1ot'Nm, the Rtner1
desrp beipg to put forth tho entlre strength Of tn
, nation to Ieconqntr Cuha. It Is said 90,oD me
are 10 20 on within The next ten dAla;. s. eco {
. | these saN pe1t week
: |
, 1869-09-29

the ssstc. Honey should be "a cheap =, suzat and
1he cIup m ceS1atn.
FEEDING WET lAsn.
= have been lclt with farm % mr. hands and
wish to become good farmer I hnve = rsrce NJ
~e& sEna that ras hgoxcp up shuut M Or sovsr
yeaf1 ARo. l hare moved it toY Inc drsf t1tne,
khts ycat. Il vas grown tr 10 Wssr4s and c1,Srse
Rfaaa 10 that the h1Y ID OF bat iistie yalue NO.
I Wish to get it seeded down 70 .tltsoihy. Tns
land Y orr no~, but In 10 spring 10 cannos get
@ 1n ~ ma . tsam ~ 3'tualed ~ salt lean
sive ND your sd1ea az On r. Il - e1saae IS
MARlox, Cook County, H., Sept n o. H.
While tho ground u drJ and ea4liy worxsds Il
should b. ploWed deeply, thoroughly narrowed
and rolled. That u, put It In ~ 4ood condition
for seeding - poEah'o; buk do not SOW 1t untn
lato !n thh Ni4teE. TIC osat Gme b when oovared
WIN an tncn q tFo q epoW. ~ the saed Enay ba
morn evenly Spread under such condition. no
further sstentaon Will be Necessary until
Ine cRon ready 20 cut "a thu. 3sat
, 1869-09-29
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1863.
CITY AND r0UNfI NOMINATIONS.

CIT pFr1ckzA
FIR Ne.or-Culopel 3. b MASON.
For 7frpsurrY-UAy1p A. NAnE
For CeiI<tto4-.W. j. Ox1HAN.
Fsr 4 astnrney--I8xIIL \. SIuEA
FRI G'k7k q Ibtiee Cvxrt-C. Il NATION.
COUNTY oTy1cIRs.
>Jthtsr Il tA Shp<fior Ceuft-JosxrH GAHY.
ctt7A u In SnneF1uT Et,aT<-A. f. SrKyKSsox.
.Jud;N af thA Gssaty CbuFt-M. r u. WALLACE.
rtTt at the fvMatq Conrf-1. g. GlNDKLK.
TrrdsxrtT-u. & RE1FoRn.
SehoI Cp,4MfA.toneT-J.C C. WINKKlNAA.
.Surr<1nT-4lxx. NoLonrr.
H,(iex C,sxM4as4ontT-MARK3 3HRxlDAx-
jtAtias a. The Ftdne-AlI EBEKnAKoT, A. IL
DAxroH.
xExBkEs OF TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
rl.y ninth Dist4iet-a $. uayes, Joseph Medlllv
john C. Hssoe4~
strta<k D,+tSiet-chMies Hitchcock. ". F.
CoOlGauStl
Eisty T.. bxtrtes-E,lto.t Anthony, Daniel Cam
cfou.
rGEE pfF1cEEa
SoCru cu1clGo-G1uAc.nr, u ". EerEtu; AA-
Miami *a1<7riaor, Anton Berg; 7atsn cstse ]. II.
Felrcu.
WEST CHICAGO -Coit%tor, Alouxo n4mAdt1l: Su.
,-rti,-r. henry Ac1ho1; 4 AssidM SupeTrssSr,
GeorTe r, Ray; Torn C9erf. u. 3. Ragcf.
SoR1H CnlcAGo-G,itA7nr, Otto Peltzer: salkr-
ri-r, Robert Clark: Asi.s,tat Subsrrisorl Ii. n.
relels, zcrn cieri, Jonas EugbeE1.
, 1869-09-29
SgARp nf faaiJs Msakx.
Award If cs.,rasts fer Laying Water F1pr.

Tne following eentraets we1e Awartea by the
paard ol Public Eo<kx, yeateTdAs, for 1he 1aytu9
water ptpea: On DskHotnss stzeef, from Van Ba-
I'm to Rsxz1sor, to J. 1oe1os II GcentaBef hoeA
foot ,foe pipes, a1a -ss.to for fixtures. oes Cty-
bouE1o xTc7oe, hesn Uy1sdon Etress 10 Npsth
srsnus, ia Watson 8rimthp II 70 eentA per nseal
foot I'm ptpe, and fk1o fot fixtures On VIM Bu-
sen Rw4f, NoA west dock tine Of Ihe river 10
esAf ln& pt Ca1al street, 70 E HEns1aEar n -
ccnts per >fook, md r fok Ex1at1a. On Moth
lasare ftsteh kom, Sorth Water Y Mrasaon, e
nen Etus street % NWth Branch
Of the Ch3easo RtreT, to r. Z. Lothian II Is centa
Per foot, md SID for 1xtuteS. On Lata ltreet.
\ frum Pz1itnx E9eet 70 Kes1En ktenue, to Verify
4 W1l1eEr1t, n Il ceDts pe1 1nok aud y 70 tol
Nxtu1ex. On Ohao 1tfeet, tfu11 GA1trto E1uGS.
bu1y, 10 ". !. 1otb1an, It Il eents pef foot sad
| <a1t tor nIpurex On Chicago ,AIenne,; 1r1.s
fNcrtn CHR 70 eazt tne ot Blocf1H KInxeA Id
dtt1op, To Watson Gfttst1- 1t q oentk psI los,
I nod td1o for n1tMeA On Van Buren, stre@e. fsen
HzIsted 70 'Ioo&nfK 70 TeItty L Nhiteluzt
| at - cents PEI. .1oot, And yx-t9 TOT dxtuN.k. o
Balsted xtrees, ftum Lake 70 Norm 1rznch {
Enacx{n MvH, 10 n IT. RAaen. Il eentz We too
| und fAup Tor dxtusEt. On Twtl51a Btteef, fro1
18lsted TO Beach. To L 46srrdet1,- At u ce1ts P<
fcot, md g for nxtule4 on Huron stzref, frol
Cfark 10 TuWHSen6, 10 s. echu1teI, Il u ctHta ps
100, nd. q see a!1ares. On Deatt9n mrs
trosn N1aree ~ 1acklan,. % !. Asunde1s, ,at i.
esnts re toes and 97 igs a1tares, On laase
street. from Robey % EestcTn kyenra, % !. Il
! gsn, 1t - eeun 29 M, nd fa1 lo t8t1rea..
, 1869-09-29
PERSONAL

E1tnca EIpoleoa = private secretary u bpan'
An explicit, Who leit the Cnnlrn In otdt1 70 Ees
hurried 70 4 beautiful Preach ballet et1L
Among Iinnboid11 haPert tnefs wese nano.
.a1rer bis death. o1er four thousand begging et,
teri
AlsdJ n San Frautaaeo u having nanufao
tucd FOR the President N eieRant WAteh-hox o
Bold gold, bearing upon one SIDE he ooAs-ot
! erms Of the Etase OF califosnaes ano upon M
othcr IN enamel tho PsHudent'k natns
~. Frrnch nis,o1xn, u. q. 8. BORDER. come
| f,-ryd to tne defence of, fFtstta9 Tnl sstea
nissaiseasii ext,ngulihed, y dlscev9as twooae'
't4fetl = = "
, 1869-09-29
CUBA AND SPAIN.

Intense FcctlUg In mndrtd-Tcrror OF
the Hpnnlnrds-ttEre1" Spnins
Aadrta tstpt s, c1rx.pondenes ar 1te Losdon
II Il tuposnsbie to convey to you an idea Of the
excitement exs1t,ng In 4anrfd Il thls moment II
afs eaa sne :; r. ' GSe, ,1s ,ae
Ia it, order. Frat then, With respect to cubx
TEe Spanish Government har1ng adopted, unwise-
ion m tse puo,sc snJ EN- ns1s iney receive from
that Island, and Publishing nom ums to tune te!e
HrAxas highly favorable TO the success q the
iht in1ui7ectlo1 i :" almost crushed" and thai
General Cabe11ero de Rodas would soon be able to
announce the return OF the "peaE ct the Al:
press naye' lent themselves to the same s{iten
of concea1Eeat, doubtless obeytnG warnings
ron aisa qqatstts ss,s haTe punAsoea 9osasns
Epeea. one Of Tho 6est edited papers "a Asdrsd,
thongn lsa9ell!ne p H. principles. broke as th.s
private letter. it bad received IRON persons Of tho
greatest sefactiy aad ttAteIntnta Of tne danger
thete va Ct tne 1oss of the Island. Il urged the re
the AoUo men who are to tail next week. On Aon~
dsJ lhe matter WAS much talked Of, bat as only
q O. o. naud.9
the Etoea startled the world b. anotner highly
sensazona1 att!c.a 10 tho eject that fresh news
safn oi sas Un,ea
Hia1ee General SaetleA. ,ehast prtseurt asaeA3 US
has bee, tia <ad omen for tie iatkz<sx AZ us ooun-
I frv, hsd, under nrdts1 IRON Washington, trans
mttscd note to ibc Ap1u!Ih Government, :" an
nouncIug that the State OF public opinion in the
| North AMeslcAn Republic would rronahly onl9e
them to recognize the Cobau lebels NJ beliiees-
| ents." Tho Epotu then proceeded with highly
patriotic appeal, urKtng the despatch Of The
limos. carlisu, Republicans. and ali Others op.
their raueors, and leaEe the government Tree to
faye cnba," NTH 'tcur4es on them II they d!d
not" i In1tns1 ta9gssted paoalc loesiin9s IN n
] thai great republic that spain had but one will
when the SALVATION Of the integrity OF hef terri
Tory Is concesned-" On TaesdI mornlng tats
| article was copied IN all tue pspers, with the
/ marked exception of orc or tWo Of tue guFesn'
! ntnt oEEAnA, aud pFoducett the rtldest eIca.o-
| meut- Each paptr In copying It added tta owr
comments, all highly sensational, ind all urgtag
the despatch of The last man and, the last dollar
| to snrc Cubs dhe effect Of tho excitement 1aay
be Judged from the fact that tha funds lei 70 ths
!oHesf point they had touched In sixteen ye1rs
The gpvtrnuenG do not pupllar General Slckl.s
despatch, though 10 my nlnd It would be II
| better II they Wete not quite 50 secteftve* II
not NY pUa1ilesa TO inquire into the ft1ht th'
American Government hare thus 70 read le4sorl
IN tender merry to Spain, OF into the effect thi
buRbfar OF recognition would hare upon th
courte Of the inaafrectaon. After NIL apptrheni
| II would be but n0snl edett: huf+ WhateTcf
be, II hns uuquestlonahly terrified the 5paoisl
| people nIE1xlDEly.