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Evening star., 1869-07-27

This IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has Obtained from the Orphan Court OF vas b.
tneton county In the District Of Columbia letters
WI D, 4A0xUDER B, late Of wsshing gton eolnfy,
p. o.. deceased. All persons having claims against
same, With the voacbsrs thereof 90 tbs subscriber,
on or before the 19fh day Of yuae next. they
may Otherwise by Law be excluded from all benenf
Of the said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day OF June, 1853. SARAH MAGRUOER,
.eA-W3W' Administratri c. &. Q.
Evening star., 1869-07-27

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- - AuctioDeers and Real Z ate Brokers
NO 30 Southeast corner 7th ann streets
TRUsTIE,s sALEnF GOOD FRAME HOUSE
AND LOL, FRONTING ON SOUTH CARO.
LIMA AVENUE BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, the I'd day Of August next
:$ ID. lSi9, at 8 O'Clock p m L shall sell. On
The premises, BY virtue OF deed of trust.
dated the 10th day OF July 1865 and duly recorded
IN Liber No. sss. folio 1872 etc, one of the Land
hecords for Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, Lot No. 8, in subdivision of original
lot No 2, in square No. CAS- with the ielproye.
msnts, Consisting ot Q snug frame House
Terms One half cash; balance in 8 and o
months, for notes bearing inte rest ana secured by
det d oftrust on the premises. All cOnveyancine
~ Ievenue stsmps at the cost of the purcb .ser
$50 down on the day of sale, and IL the terms are
not c. With in n We days after the day of safe
the trustee reserves the right to sell the prom
erty: st The risk and cost of the dsfautinR hs
ser, by adye rtisinR three time in some pewspaper
published in Washington, D. q
MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustee
~ p eodSds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1869-07-27

PUBLIC SALE
we VIII offer at public sale. on tae premi-
NJ ses, on SATURDAY. August :. 1852 &C ~
m, line Farm, containing 100 acres With
la'r improve mente. orchards of apples. peaches,
ara othtr fr ufts This Farm is situated two miles
from college Station and one mile from Scages'
switch, washington X. X. The growing crops
VIII be sold With the farm IL deeirea
Provision will be made to convey perseus from
Ccllt &c Station at 10 q. m
FAWCETT h HALDEMAN,
y ZaWt5 So a., St. n aahington.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
VIRGINIA..

Effects Of tho New C0nstitution-The Stay
Laws Abr0aated-A Financial Ruin In PrOs-
pect.
WASHINGTON, Sept. a. 1909.
The following despatch has been received from
RiohmOnd:-The debtor GLASS IN the state. 1t seems
have voted against their own interest nadopting the
new constitution BY its provisions tho Stay law.
which has saved them from financial rain during
the last three years. ID abrogated and the Legsla-
turs IL prohibited from passing any law to stay the
collection Of debts This will bring most Of the
land property in the State under the hammer Of the
sheriff. for % soon as the State is reconstructed
and the new constitution becomes tho law the
repeated military extensions OF the Stay law, win
all parties and the only relief thai can be Afforded
them Will be through the doubtful medium Of the
insignificant homestead exemption provided for in
the Constitution. 1t will be source OF much hard.
ship to ali who owe heavy debts and have large
judgments recorded against them. Had the election
been conducted on the merits Of the constitution,
and had It's various PROVISIONS been ftly discussed
instead Of being c0nhned to the disrancnising and
test oath clauses, 1t Is probable the entire debtor
class would have opposed Its adoption and preferred
TO remain under military rule, which could have IN
the future as II has In the past extended the Stay
law and saved their property from sale at sacri-
Zee. large portion OF the Judgments are In favor
OF Northern creditors against merchants here, who
In turn hold Judgments against the farmers and
DlQnt0rd
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSEy MARkEr.-LoNDoS. Sept 14-4:aO
p. M-Consols closed at g23s for money and % for
account. American securities quiet and steady.
United states ve.twenties q 1852, S3,s: '65's (od),
s2gs; 67s, sl5.. Erie Railway shares, rs; Illinois
Centrals, 94IE; Atlantic and Great Western, 20.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-ERANKroRr, Sept. 14-7:30
z. M.-United states nve.tweny bonds closed active
and firm at s7is for 1928.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOOI, Sept.
l4--4aO p. M.--The cotton market closed dull and
irregular. Mddllng uplands, l3ISd,; mddling
Orieans 1910. The sales were nominaly 500
bales Yesterday the sales were 1000 baes of which
1000 we're taken for export and speculation.
TRADE REPoRT.--LIvRRPOOL, Sept. l4.-Market for
goods and warns at Manchester nat and nominal.
HAvRR CoTroN MARKEr-HAvRE, sept. 1A-Oot-
ton closed heavy both on spot and a0at; tres ordi
nslrc, on spot, 1871 per cwt
Sent 14--4:a0 Y. NJ. -Wheat--Whte California quiet
and unchanged; No. Red Western, %: Cd. Re-
celps Of wheat this port for tho last three days.
4O 900 quarters OF which 900 are American. Flour
quiet. Corn, 29s Cd. per quarter for European.
Peas, 44s. per 504 lbs.
LIvERPool PRODUCE MARxEr.-LiySRro0L, Sept.
l4-4:30 y. M.--Tallow, t7s.sld per cwf.
LONDON MARKErs.-LoNDON. Sept. A-430 P. M
Sugar on spot, sos. 9d. 40s; anoat 2ss Cd. 29s.
PFrgoIElJM MARKET.--ANTwEar, Sept. kA.--Petro
leum Is iirIu, but unchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
NEW Yosx STATE HSuqopArHc MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The regular semi annual meeting OF this associa.
tion was held last evening IN room "a, Cooper In
sttute. As i,s regular session commences to-nor-
row but little business was transacted, the main
purpose OF the meeting being TO partake Of COLA
tion which was served up about ten O'Clock IN the
antesroom OF the School or Design. Several adj
dresses were delivered during the festivities. Nearly
one hundred leading physicians wero present,
among wnom the more celebrated were Drs, Ii. NJ.
Smith Hunt, Fullgre1, Kellogg. McMurray, LORD
Hawks, Bowen, Wright Seybold Richardson, Paine,
White, Bowling, Allen, Wilder, Durham, Bah, Gay
and Hallock, Of New York city aud brooklyn. The
william Wright, OF Brooklyn, President: Dr. II. A.
Paine, OF Albany, secretary, and Dr. w >. saye, OF
Brooklyn, Treasurer. Dr. Wright, the President
made Q speech, welcoming the fraternity present
The speeches were warmly received, and the meet
ing adjourned at late hour. -,
fne regular session Will commence OF ten O'Clock
tomorrow morning. when medical subjects ana
essays Of vital interest to the medical word VIII %
broughr up spd thoroughly tlisoussads
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Expected Abrogation ofAll Stay
Laws in Virginia.
Bamorcd SOlution Of the Mystery Of Mr
John Franklin and His Crew.
ANNEXATION MEETING IN QUEBEC.
FRANCE.

Nepoioon's Appearance n Convalcsceni-
Difficulties Of the Regency.
LONDON, Sept Ia, 1869.
The Parisians are persuaded that the Emperor is
recovering, although marked alteration In his
appearance Is observable. There is great anxiety In
regard to the regency. BY law the Empress is
Regent during the minority Of her son. 1t Is gen.
orally believed that the Emperor desires to promote
. good understanding between the Empress and
Prince Napoleon. The idea Of entrusting share Of
the regency to the Prince is discountenanced by
some. Willie llnts are current that the Princes ab
sence on boad his yacht is connected with the plans
6f others his behalf, not directly with his own.
FRINGE NgpOle0n's American SymDathizers.
LONDON sept. IA. 1859.
The JoyWal des Debats Of Paris, referring to the
recent meeting Of Americans III London, ned for the
purpose Of cOngratulatng Prince Napoleon on his
liberal speech in the Senate, says
A little more and 1t would be considered there
~ some danger in speaking. This cOngratuston
60A eulOgy carried too far The speech OF Prince
Napoleon showed good sense, shrewdness, elOquence
Ind moderation; but no peril was brnved TO have
made such speech ten years ago wound have been
an act OF courage. But there no bOldness now In
telling the Senate what everybody but the senate
thtDk1.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
CUBA.

Departure Of n Supposed Filfbustering Expe.
difion from New Bedford-A Schooner Puts
to Sea with the Men ON Board and is Pur-
sued by tho United States Authorities.
New BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. IA. 1859.
Last evening, about ten O'Clock, a watchman dis
covered three gangs OF men-numbering In all about
matchmaking for the wharves In reply to ques-
toDs they told the watchman that Spanish steamer
was to meet them here and take them to sea, but
did not state their destina ion Shortly after eleven
O'Clock they were taken from Merriirs wharf in
schooner. Information was at once conveyed TO the
police station also to the Collector Of the Port and
TO Mayor Pierce. The crew OF the revenue cutter
Active were immediately transferred to the steamer
Helen Augusta posse OF the night watch was
placed on board also, and with Collector Grtnnell,
the Helen Augusta started IN pursuit OF the
schooner. The wind was light and, unless the
steamer to take the men board was near BY there
are strong probabilities Of their capture.
The Suspected Schooner Overhnuied-She is
Brought Back to Port-Thirty Men Cap
tmred.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 14-9P.M.
The steamer Helen Augusta overhsuied the
schooner Penekes Captain Flanders, at nine O'Clock
this morning southeast Of Noman's Land, with
about thirty supposed Cuban recruits who were
expecting to be taken on by . vessel from New
York. They were not armed, and made no resist
mand OF Cuban oficer. Captain Flanders was
taken on board the steamer, and the schooner was
taken IN Tow ana arrived mere at noon, ana now lies
under the guns of the cutter, with all hands on
board. Captain Flanders states that he was ignor-
ant OF the design OF the party "a they engaged him
10 take out fishing party.
Uueasincss About the Steamship Cleopatra.
HAVANA, Sept. IA, 1862
The steamship Cleopatra, Of the New York and
Mexican steamship Company's line, from Vera
Cruz via Sisal, winch was due at this port on the
9th tnst has not yet arrived, and fears are enter.
tanned for her safety.
No Intelligence has been received In Havana Of
engagements between the troops and insurgents.
Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA, sept. IL 1889
Sugar-OperatiOns arc limited, owing to q scarcity
of the classes demanded for shipment Holders
demand an advance.
Exchange on London, 1884 per cent premium; on
Paris, a az per cent premium on United States
sixty days sight In gold, OK per cent premium;
short sight, per cent prenium sixty days sight, In
currency, 20ts per cent discount; snort sRht, l9z
pcr cent discount.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
THE NEW DOMINION.
Annexation Meeting In Quebec-A Gloom.
Picture Of Cana dian Anairs-AnnexatiOn til,
Only Hope Of the Dominion.

Annexation Meeting In Quebec-A Gloomy
Picture of Canadian Annirs-AnnexatiOn the
Only Hope Of the Dominion.
QUEBEC, Sept. H. 1859.
At an annexation meeting held here on Sunday
afternoon the following resolutions were adopted
First-For many years past we have seen with
deep regret real estates sink rapidly, our Ship
building interests disappear, perhaps forever; our
magnificent water powers, the greatest In the
aggregate OF any single locality on this continent,
rush wildly past our doors. and our youth, the
nower Of our population, Tying to the United states
In countless thousands from the desolation which
seems to have marked our city as Its own.
SecOnd-The differences existing between the de-
pressed condition OF this Dominion and the ever-n-
impelled us TO the conclusion that the difference has
its rise not In an tmaginery boundary line, but In
the working Of the institutions OF the two countries
Thfrd-1t Is, therefore. the deliberate opinion Of
this meeting that steps should be taken at once
towards addressing the imperial authorities through
his Exceency the Governor General, o respectful
petition praying to be informed whether nearly
Unanimous desire on tho part of the inhabitants OF
the Dominion for Its incorporation with tho territory
OF the United States would not receive from the
British people the same gracious reception as was
accorded not many years ago to ike request from
tho Inhabitants OF the I0nian islands for union
with the Kingdom OF Greece.
Messrs. O'Farrell, J. william and McAvoy spoke
at length on the subject and the meeting after NAM
ing committee to carry out the resolutions, broke
up with three cheers for annexation and three more
O'Farrell called attention The crowd was very
orderly IN Its conduct, and except from few no
marks OF dsapprobation were evinced. The police
did not Interfere.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
MISSOURI.

Resolutions Of the Army Of the Tennessee on
the Death Of RawIlns-Suit Against a st.
Louis Onacial.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. H. 1862
At meeting of the officers Of the Army Of the
Tennessee, held last night resolutions were adopted
declaring their great sorrow for the death Of Secre
tary Rawhns, sympathizing with his family in their
bereavement with the President In his private and
oficial loss, and expressing the opinion that Con-
gress ought to erect monument to the memory Of
she deceased as q 1T expression OF national graft
tude ana honor
suit mas been commenced In this city against
PHIL H. Murphy, City Auditor, for $4,000, alleged
to have been withheld by him when he was retired
from once.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Doncaster Ruccs-Opening Day.
LONDON. Sept II. 1869.
To-day was the opening day of the D0ncaster race
meeting. The running Is thus reported:-
The Champagne Stakes OF so sovereigns each.
half forfeit for two year Olds. colts 122 lbs, llIes
STAKE, fifty subscribers, were won BY Mr. Merrys
b, I. Sunshine, by ThOrmanby, out Of Sunbeam;
Mantilla second and Sir Joseph Hawl0y's b. t. by
Asteroid, out Of Madame Eglentine. third. Six
started.
The Glasgow Stakes Of 80 sovereigns each, 90 for.
felt for two year Old Goibs 122 ibs was won BY Sir
ing MIR. KaanmgtOns b. c. Jarnnc, by the Flying
Dutchman. ..,sc 6I Jouette.
for two year old nlIies I22 lbs, was won BY Frvosy
MIR. Shunde's b. T. Agility, by Adventurer, out or
Mandrag0na. second, and Mr. G. jones' b. I. Cestus
by Newminster out OF Ayacan0ra, third.
The betting was 2 to l against The winner and to
each against Agility and Cestus. Only three ran.
The great Yorkshire Handicap Of % sOvs each, Is
forfeit with 200 sovs. added second horse to receive
80 s0vs. and third 10 save his stake, won by Dr.
9. Geant des Batales. years, by voltgeur. out Of
sweetbriar by length; MI. Johnstone's Oh. c. Ar
gyle, years, by A0venturer, out Of Itch, second;
ana Mr.. G. Hodgman's b. c. Paul Jones, by Bacca-
neer out OF Queen Of the Glpsies. third. Eleven
ran The betting before the race was IL to against
the winner, to against Argyle, and IL to against
Paul Jones.
The DOncaster Plate Of 100 sovereigns, years old
and upwards, was won by Sir f. JOhnStOnes b. b.
XL: years, by General Williams out OF Lambda,
by neck; SIR G. Legards b. h. Vespasian, years.
BY Newminster out OF yesta, second also by neck.
and Mr.. Drevitts b. Choral, years, by Wild Day.
rel, out Of Chantress, third. Eleven ran. The bet
ting before the race was 4 to against XII, 10
The Stand stakes OF five sOvereigns each, nrty
added, for two years old and upwards. weight for
age, were won by Mr.. Bromsgroye's ch. G. 1small,
three years. by Oxford out OF Egyptian; Mr.. John
Days b. j. Roxana. two years. by Caractacus out OF
Rosabel second and Mr.. J. Osb0rne's b. G. In0n by
e betting was even % on sma and four 20 eac
against ROxana and inon.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
ItLEGRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

Albert Morgan, editor OF the Boston sunday Ex
press, was arrested yesterday charged with libel Oh
State Constable Moses Briggs. He gave bail In the
sum Of $780,
Amos p. Wood, an oficer in the Massachusetts,
State Prison, was severely stabbed Monday even.
ing by q convict named Daniel Burke, who was
serving twenty years. sentence for burglary.
Track laying has been commenced at Cheyenne
on the Denver-Pacifc Railroad. The work is ex
peced to progress two miles per day.
Another murder occurred IN Philadelphia yester
day afternoon. While in q political dispute In
tavern in Frankford Samuel Shuster was struck by
James Mclaughlin and died In q few minutes after
ward.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander Arthur X. Yates is or.
dered to duty Inspector of all materials and sup
plies at the Boston Navy Yard Master A. II. Vail
and Ensigns II. H. Parsons and Jerome X. HOu se to
the Gettysburg; Master Frank Courts. 30 duty in
the Pacific feet; Surgeon John :. Messersmith, to
dutv as president, and surgeons Edward Sbippen
and f. II. DENLY, as membefs OF board for the
physical examination ofcanddates for admission to
The Naval Academy; SURGEON q. J. Clcborne, to the
Powhatan: Paymaser Robert Petit, TO uuty as pur-
chasing paymaster at Philadelphia; Paymaster Chas.
Murray TO special duty at new York; faymaser G. J..
Emory. to duty as Inspector OF provisions, &c.. at
the New York Navy ard Commander William +.
Spcer Is detached from duty inspector OF supplies
AT the Boston Navy iart, and ordered to remain on
duty as equipment officer OF that yard.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
BILLIARDS.
The Game for the Champion ship Botwesa
Foster and Deory-ThO Latter tho Winner.

The Game for the Champion hip Botwesu
Foster and Desry-Ths Latter tho Winner.
Tho great match game-l, 500 points, carroms, pus1
shot barred-for the championship ana $500 side.
between John Deery, winner OF the diamond cue In
the tournament OF 1859, and Melvin Foster. came oR
last evening at the Hippotheatron, Fourteenth
street. There was an immense gathering present.
several ladies being among the number. Deery won
the lead and played for safety by sending biz
balls close to the lower cushion. Foster
failed TO count. Deery then made nine ana
played inside the line for safety. Foster took tho
mace and missed, leaving the two reds well foe
Deery, who made or them and pocketed himself
accidentally. After making fine 'r0und-the'
table" shot Foster opened the fourth inning ~
missing an easy carOm, the balls being close
together at the time. Deery took the mace at this
easy carrom leaving the balls bad for Foster VINO,
however, by splendid play, succeeded In making
peeTy % found the balls IN bad POSITION and md used Ss
mace, but failed to count, leaving the Two reos Wen
for his opponent who, succeeding In making 2 good
balls together, nursing them spendidly untl ne
had made 1A going into the pocket aiter max. :
score stood at this point, Foster $50, Deery
II. The latter succeeded In running 80 o.
tred W bank, but failed I to count, when Deery went
in and made 81. The play was not very brilliant o4
either side up to the nineteenth inning, both payine
than anything else but In this inning Deery got =
good chance as the balls and made ss.
tho game standing at the close OF the t9s
ning-Foster, s2l; Deery. ?4s. =, In the 10. fos.
SO. Foster In the next inning made only 0, when
Deery BY exceedingly fine play, managed to run %:
making the score stand-Foster. a72; Deery. 35S The
latter's friends who had been up TO this stage O.
the game rather dOwncast began to feel 1uDilansg
but were somewhat n0npussed In the next inning
BY Foster making 1885, thus making the score s01 Q
353 In the nfty-eighth Deery put on spur1
and run up 81 before missing BY poOkstng his
ball after making carrom, the game standing aQtae
close OF the innng-Deery 1.215; Foster, 1,01l. II
the sixty.sixrh inning the former made run OF sS
at which the score stood-Deery 14.0s Foster, uoS
The seventy-secOnd inning was opened ~ Ceery
making and leaving the balls within the ins aftes
count, In the last inning peery made el-tnus win'
Fostsr-6. Q 8 81 als,s, ~ ~ IT, so.%@&
s,IS ii iS's} H. b. IS s"
bssy T. S,SfS g. H,sassAohrS
si,Ss, t. a. 81. Z ao.M's u. n. ss H~l.soc " :"
The betting In the pools previous to the game was
TO on Foster.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
NEW YORK.

Departure Of n Heavy Tow for New York
Fatal ARRAY at Schenectady-Arrest Of Ex-
ALBANY, Sept IA 1859.
Two OF the heaviest tows that ever left this city
started for New York to-day. They consisted Of
seventy five boats carrying 44oo 900 bushels Of grain,
Thrty-nve more boats await towing steamers.
Two men, named peterson and McInali, engaged
IN quarrel at Niskayuns. near schenectady, Satur-
day evening, when the latter stabbed the former,
causing death on Monday night. McInall was ar
rested
il is reported that New York detectives have ar
rested parties implicated In the robbery OF the
express safe on the Central Railroad Few weeks
since,
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
OHIO.

Excitement In Cincinnati Over the school
Qucstion-The Bible TO be Retained in Pub-
lie Schools. -
CINCINNATI, Sept. ID, 1869.
The School Board continued its session till near
midnight last night. committee was appointed
to confer with the Catholic Church authorities con-
corning tho terms upon which the Catholics VIII
send their children to the public schools resoiu-
tlon to exclude the Bible from the schools was laid
on the table. Petitions protesting aganss excluding
the Bibls signed by over 10000 persons, were rre'
seuted-
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
ROME.

En9iish ideas OF the PapaI Council.
LONDON, Sept H. 1899. >.
The London Times to-day pre,s'cts that the Ecu.
menica Council will not sit longer than three weeks
and will declare the inallibity OF the Pope on the
proposal Of an English Cardinal prelatc II also be.
neves the recent syllabus OF the Pope VIII be made
law ana the assumption OF the Virgin VIII be pro-
olAmed
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
X T. 90 I, IS 4. il iSS$ sA,f,$ h' 's%E"
9 Dss, s. q ! 4 hH$S
si,S !, lS, 81, .. H. g. IL. n, 8, 8, ls-i,S6o.
The betting In the pools previous to the game was
q to l on Foster.

LADY AMONG THE CUBAN PATRIOTS. About
fourteen OF the Cuban patriots from Macon. Ca.
ranging In age from fourteen to twenty years OF age
and who were captured at Eufaula Ala without
firing gun, returned to Macon on Monday OF laso
week. Among them was discovered one OF the fair
sex dressed In mems clothes. She is widow, hey
husband having been killed at Gettysburg and Y
about twenty-four years OF age. She had bee4
smtten with the person Of one OF the patriots ana
resolved to accompany him and share his dangers.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

sudden Departure of tho Hornet from
Halifax.
HALIFAX, Sept. 49, 1869.
The steamer Hornet put to sea hurredy last night.
She shipped lot Of hard characters at this port at
high wages, and took on board quantity of coal.
There Is little doubt that she ls bound for Cuba.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
MAINE ELECTION.

BELFAST, Sept. IA, 1869.
Returns from all the towns in Waldo county.
where Hiohbora resided, give chamberlain 8. s.1ss;
Smith, 26ss: Hichborn 3os. Last year. in these
towns, Chamberlain had 1,18s majority. Republi.
can representatives are chosen In every district
except one.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
GERMANY.

A sad Accident and Many Lives Lost.
BERLIN, Sept. Ii, 1869.
Az Kontgsberg, during q festival in honor Of the
visit OF tho King Of Prussia, the ratings of bridge
which was overcrowded with spectators burst and
many persons were precipitafed into the river
Twenty-four bodies have been recovered.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Died.

MERwIN AT North Conway, N. H., on Saturday.
September IL, Mrs. II, NJ. MERwIN, IN the 59th yeaf
OF her age.
The friends OF the family and Of her son, y0nae
than H. Crane are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral, from her late residence, No. IS Cltnt0n
place. this wednesday, morning, at half-past ten
O'Clock.
lFor other Deaths see Eighth Pa0e.l
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Onaco
at twelve O'Clock M.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wtn
be ready at half past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, ak cents.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
viceregnl Promises.

DUBLIN, Sept. IA, 1869.
Tue Lord Lieutenant, in reply to O dcputation of
che city corporation said her Maesty's government
was attentlyeiy considering the iand question ANA
tue release VI the Fenlan prisoners.