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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

NEW YORK. Sept. O. Cotton steady; sales 80.
S Sa,es; Middng upands at 19c. Flour-recepts 49,
lower; State at 20 a 90; Round Hoop Ohio 90 a
~; western at 10 "a 800; Southern at Is q 90
wheat q e lower; sales 90, 900 bush; No l Spring
ct 10 g IS; No. DO at 90 a. %; No. do at 99(
9 90; Winter Red and Amber Western at I25 q
~; White Michigan at 40 q 3d. Corn 1c lower
sales 800 BUSH; new Mixed Western at rs a. 79lc
OATS steady: State at Al "a SOC; Western at As "a 47c
rorS more active; new mess at 26 so q 26 IS; prime
at ~ % @ 25 30. Lard at 15 "a 1890. Butter steady
Ohio at 20 g Csc; State at 4oc. Whiskey lower; West
94e Sug stea y; Porto Rico at 10 "a Intc Musro.
vado at9i lOc tair to good refining at 81 a 9ac; No
~ pu en- standard at lG!c Naval storescSpiriti
Petroleum-crude at 14sc refined al 20c' Taliow al
q 49, FIeights TO Liverpool firm; cotton ID
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-F'our irregular; Spring extra.
at 125 q 70. Wheat h,gner az 94c Tor No . Corr
advancing; No. 2 at Soc Oats aGyancingat 33l "a
sc Tor regular and 81 q sac tor fresh receipts
OF or No. g. High Wins weak at &c., Provision.
mess pork steady at 26 so. Lard at 15ic Bulk
mea,s-dry sailed shoulders 1890. Live hogs active
at on e loO for fair to extra prime. Cattle at IL
CT 70 for common to second class shipping steers.
Receipts - 45OO bbls. -four, 10000 bush. wheat
81 600 pusb: corn. 10000 Ish oats 5000 BUSH rye
43 90 BUSH barley, 1000 hogs.
Shlpments-4,OOO bbls. fur, 1920 bush. wheat,
7o,sO0 bush. corn, 900 bush. rye, 49, 90 bush
oats 80 600 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 9-Whiskey steady at 20 "a 9nc
Mess Pork lower at 1900, Lard dull at l5sc. Bulk
Meats full at 1923 q 13c shoulders; SIDES l43 "a
i5c Bacon easier;s bouders at IA; clear rib siues
at l6z clear sides at 1S3c. Sugar cured hams firm al
"a q Csc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9-Cotton nominal,
NOBLE Sept. 9.-Cotton quiet; Middlng upland:
uplands at 17sc.
SAVANNAH. Sept. Section dull; Middling up
Ian IS at 171c.
CHARLESTON, Sept 9-Cotton lower; Middline
uplands at 17sc.
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THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA
$50 Miles i'm Len tI,.
Now Nearly Completed

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and St. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is bailt
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at st. Paul. Tho
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The election passed off quietly yesterday =
Over 20, 900 votes were poled. The payers
ticket was elected with two exceptions, Aus
tin, Democrat, being elected Collector, and
Rosenfelat, Democrat. Fire Commissioner.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

SPLENDID stock of Hats and Caps, all new
styles, at Rich's, 173 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

NICE fine all Wool Black Cloth Coat, Job lot,
Sc 80, very cheap, at Rchs.
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Foreign Markets.


LONDON. Sept. 9.-1l.15 A. M.-Consos 90 q 92h
for money and account.
American securllIes-U. s. $685. 1862, S91; do
1865. old, $50: do 1867 S73; U. s. 1O,4O's, a. Erie
shares IL. illinois Central shares 49, Atlantic q
Great Western shares p.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 9-1i.15 A. M.-Cotton dull
sales 5000 bales; Middlng uplands Odd; Middling
Orleans 9bd. Receipts of the week 10000 bales, Of
which "a 900 bales were American. Sales the week
900 bales o. which 1900 bales were for export
and 1000 bales TO- speculation The stock of Cotton
on hand 494 900 bales. of which $4,000 bales are
American Corn 2Ss Id. Pork lbs. Lard 73s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9-t.3O P. M.-California Wheat
9s lid a los; ked Western ss I'd "a s. Al Red Whit
er 9s 30 @ g. Sd. Receipts of Wheat three days
10000 quarters; American % 500 quarters. Flour
23s. Corn 2os 81. Peas SIS.
LONDON Sept. $50 P. M.-Iinseed Cakes dull at
elo los q go los. Sperm Oil dull at 7ss q 80 Spir-
its Pc roeum Is Id.
LONDON, Sept. 9-5 P. M. Consols 92t for money
AMI account.
American securities quiet: U. S. 5-2O's. 1862 s95
do 1865, old $50: do 1867, s73: U S 1O-4Os a. Erie
shares Il. Illinois Central shares 1924 Allan ic and
Great Western shares "A.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 9-5 p. N.-Cotton easier hut
not lower; Mddiing uplands Old sales OF bales
Caiif.rna Wheat 9s 10d; Red Western s. "a g. I'd ;
Rel Winter 9s Sd q 9s al. Flour 23s. Corn 2Ss.-
PrOvisiohc dull.
LONDON, Sept. 9-5 P. M.-Linseed' firmer at $50.
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Two good c"mnositors wanted Immediately
at this Office.
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AUCTION SALES,
Next SATURDAY..

=. EPT. 10. at II o'clock, ON MAsKET STREET..
- One Bay porse, sound ant kind weighs he
tween ~ ami 1900 lbs. Good style, Is line busi,ess
horse.
Side Spring Wagon,
Jenny Lind,
sun shade,
Ext ress Wagon,
new ard s, cond-hand Harnesses,
New Blankets, Whips, &c.
sepS1td Il. o. BAILEY x Co.. dnsfrs.
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There are over s., 900 tons of dsengaged ton
mage in the harbor; twenty eight vessels from
domestic, Atlantic and foreign ports with full
cargoes have arrived within a week.
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NEW YORK, Sept g. Hornina.-There is little do
ing 10 the Gold market this morning, the oper ators
preferring to wait the declaration peace which is
generally believed to be near. The opening sales
We're at l13S and it gu ted at 13a and steady
Governments and Stocks frmer ami quiet wi h
few transactions except IN Reading.
Money q per cent
New YORK. Sept 9-Atternoon.-Goldw was strong
er this afternoon rep,Tts of heavy shipments Of
specie 'morrow. from 100000 to $S00,OOO, aud
closed firm at ia % 14i,
Governments dull and steady.
Money lower at az per cent, the supply having
been increased over So 000 900 by ent Government
purchases of bonds. Sterling Exchange at 1889 le
| l101
! The following are the closing quotations:
United States coupon SIS, lSS............ ...114i
United States 500 coupons 1S62....
United States 5-2Gs 1854. ................. Lila
United States 5-20's 1861, old. .111s
| United States 20's. January and July. ......1lU1
United States 5-2Os 1867. Observation-Disclosures. 110&
United States 5-20's 1858. ..........l1u9
United States 1910 coupons. .105a
NuiiCn'y s...'.s'ss.......- III
| Southern State seeurities-Mssissippi and North
| Carolina bonds weaker; others steady
The follow are the forenoon quotations of South
| ern States securities:
Tennessee It's. new. 60
vlrSlnA :, neW,......... oI
MISSOURI oS,. w,
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STORE solid full of new goods now. Big lot
to come in next week. Shall sell to-day at I'M
usually low prices to make room for them.
G.. w. RICH & Co., 173 Fore street.
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The Steamer Oriental, Capt. WALES will
make hourly Trips on the Lake for the benefit OF
excursion PARTIES. Tickets rs cents
Sail Boat. will be on hand Tor Fishing Parties.
Should the weather prove nnfavorabe the Excur-
sion will take place the first faIr Gay.
Tckes to the L Ike from Portland and return 81 |;
nom Cumberland Mills 80 cts, Little Falls 60 cts and
White Rock 30 css to be obtained OF w. GilkCy
q Co., Cor. Coneres and Prebe Sts.. VIM. p. Free
man. Exchange St.. Hall L. Davis Book Store, d.
Gil q Son, MOulfon Street, j. B. Pike, uuier the
Falmouth, J. L ttledelds Grocery Store, corner OF
Prebe and Oxford Streets, Chase q Lang Geo R.
Davis q Co., j.. h. .. Thaysr. Asothecary, No. 373
Congress ST., Edward G Pennell & Co.. Congress
St., and at the train.
Chsld EN- ne der 10 years hsIs fare; tickets
can be obtained OF the Committee on the train.
ExcnES,on tickets for sale at Gorham, Cumber-
land NILS. Little rails and White Rock.
We cordially invite cit zens OF Portland ana yIca-
ty with their friends to join in the festivities OF the
occasion.
Members of the Union are entitled to two tick cts
at Is cents each, to be obtained at the adjourned
meeting of the Union, at 1-2 O clock Tuesday eve
ming, Sep'ember 18Th Per Order
sept9td Committee of Arrangements.
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stocks closed lower and unsettled in consequence
OF rumors of panic in breadstuds Pacific Railroad
se sc hrmer. especially Unions, owing to te
; - from Boston depying the rumors of dealcs-
current fO- several days mast
loowing are the quotations OF Railway Stocks:
-' - - Ala
N. Y. Central ana Hudson River conso,datai oef
N. Y. Central q Hudson River .s.; Of
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. :. Monday Evening.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate. VIM. H. ferris.
Carriages, &c....F. o Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Portland s. Rochester K. r.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Teacher of Music. b. Mr.. Morazain.
Dissolution. :. .Kaler, Bowen a. Merrill.
]. o. o. F....N. G. Cummings.
Dissolution. :. Ctenery & Taylor.
Rare Chance for Business for Sale.
Change of Time. :. steamer Gazelle.
Notice. =. Estate OF VIM Lothrop.
Clothing Headquarters. ...J. Burleigh.
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GOOD JoKE.-The other day box con-
tanning valuable present for a distinguish
ed public functonary, whom we will call the
Hon. Mr. Smilax, was forwarded from Europe
to gentleman in this city. The box was
opened and the present taken from it by the
gentleman, whom we will call Mr.. Jones, and
carried by him to an eminent jewelry firm in
this city to be properly marked before he for
warded it to the Hon. Mr.. Smax. The next
night after the box had been received, and the
present taken out, SO melody sent an express
man to Mr.. Jones house for tie box which in
the meantime had been placed in a side room
filled with hay and other rabbish and the COW
er replaced. Mrs. Jones was the only one at
home when the expressman called and pre-
Stunning her husband had sent him delivered the
BOX which was forwarded at once to the ad-
dress on the cover. When the Hon. Mr.. Smi-
lax opens the box and merely finds rhe hay
and rubbish his feelings may be imagined.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

SPoRrNG.-Since the first of the month
the sportsmen have been out with their guns
and have met with good success For the first
time in many years the southern portion of the
State has been filled with wild pigeons. Marsh
shooting has been excellent, better than for
several years, last year there being none.
Plever have put in an appearance but are not
yet very plenty Owing 20 the very dry
weather the wood-cock collected in few wet
places and those who are posted in the habits
of the bird have been very successful
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Dry and Fancy Goods at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Sept 10 h. at ten o'clock and
~ gig O'Clock T NJ, we shall sell at office an In.
voice OF CoIhs, Clothing, Dress Coos, L,dies' and
Gent Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods, &c.
The above goods will be sold without reserve and
comprise some first class DDS.
&c. ~
selsd +. o. BAILEY. & co. AUG. ioneers.
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Entries Close September 18th, 1870.
TIE NARRAGANSETT PARK
ASSOCIATION.

ASS CATION,
PROVIDENCE, RI,
Respectfully announce the following Programme for
their third ANIMAL Fair, to be held at
NARRAG aNSETr PARK, Orars on, R. f.,
OCTOBER, 9TH, 9Th, 9Th and It'll, 1870.
The entries to which will close on
Monday, September IL, 1870.
FIRST DAY.
No. 1. PrRsE s5OO.-$325. $685. S5o.-for horses
that have never trotted better than min
No.2. PURSE seoOO,-s13Oo $5nO. s2oo-for horses
that have never trotted better than 81
SECOND DAY.
No. 8. PURSE $1oOO-s65O, $3.50, s1OO,-for horses
that have never trotted better than 81
No. 4. PURSE s,5oonsloOo. $500, s2oo,-ior all
THIRD DAY.
No. s. PoKsE $500 si25, $50 for horses
that have ever troIei better than 2-5O.
No. 6. PURSE $2Ooo.-slsOO $500. $780, or horses
No. T. PURSE aa sf5ossoese sste1 s6an g
Double cams.
FOURTH DAY.
No. 8. PURSE $500, $685. $125, $5O.-for horses
that have never trotte better tnau 2-45
No. 9. PURSE $i500,-$1000, $500, $2.0,-Ior horses
tn, have never trotIed better Than 2-s3.
No. 10. PURSE $4ooO-s25Oo. $1,000, $780, for all
horses.
All the above races are mile heats best in s, and
all IN harness excepting No. Z. They will be con.
Quoted under the National Rules and all entries
must be made in accordance Herewith.
Entrance Fee ten rer cent OF the purse which
must accompany nom nation in all cases A horse
distsrcing the field will receive the entire purse.
III entries to BIT addressed to ID. f. LONGsTREET
Treasurer Lock Box SO. Providence, r. L. IN or be-
lore Monday, Sept. 18th. 1870, on which day tat 8
p n.y. they will close.
AMASA SPRAGUE, President
GEO. H. SMITH, Secy. d. +. LosGsTREEr, Tres.
sep9 Sc
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BIG line of Underclothing, all prices, Just re.
ceived at Rich's, 173 Fore street,

~HoBsoN's CHOICE Whoever attempts to
restore gray hair with the ordinary prepare
tions, must choose between the tar-like dyes
and the muddy colorlg fluids. Both are
dirty. PHALoN's VITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, is the only article in existence
capable OF changing any gray hair to any nat
ural shade; it is transparent, fragrant, limpid,
and intallible. Sold by all druggists and fam
| cy goods dealers. sep6-eod1w.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

have devoted the town of Ciergnon, an admir-
able location, to the reception of the wounded
and it is now turned into a great hospital.
Great Britain
SHOT FOR POLITICAL OPINIONS.
LONDON, Sept 9-Ihe body OF Patrick Fitz-
gerald was found near Dungarvan, Ireland, to-
day. 1t is supposed that he was shot for politi-
cal reasons.
ARMS FOUND.
Forty breech-!oaders and large quantity of
ammunition were discovered and seized by the
police at Cork to-day. No arrests were made.
TERRIBLE DIsAsTER-AN IRON. CLAD LOST WITH
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES.
LONDON, Sept. Go P. M.-The reported loss
OF the English iron-plated steamer Captain is
1ully confirmed at Loyds. The disaster oc-
Cured off Finsterre. All on board, 500 in
number, persisted.
THE LOSS BY THE CAPTAIN
Capt. Cowuer Calls, Lord Northbrook and
son of Mr.. Childers, the First Lord of the Ad-
miralty. went down in the iron Captain.
SPAN.
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
MADRID Sept. "a great manifestation of
sympathy with the French republic was made
here yesterday. Twenty thousand citizens
marched through the streets with banners in
scribed with notices flattering to France, and
bands playing the Marseilaise. There was no
disorder. After the procession a mass meeting
was held. CASTELAR, delivered an address, in
the course of which he said the conscience of
humanity breathes again in witnessing the
punishment OF the empire and the triumph of
the republic. The Spanish people, delivered
from their Kings and ruled by universal SUIT
rage will soon join in the great political move
ments OF Europe. Immense applause To-
DAY give France your sympathy, awaiting the
moment you may aid her with arms. This was
received with enthusiastic shouts of approval.
Nova scotia.
CASE OF BARRATRY AND SUICIDE.
HALIFAX, Sept Capt. Raetz, of the Ger
man bark Hermann, arrived here Wednesday
IN schooner and reported that his vessel sui
'ered SO much in gale that he abandoned her
and she sank soon after. Yesterday an Ameri-
can fishing vessel brought the Hermann into
port with several holes bored in her bottom
On hearing of the circumstances Capt. Raetz
went to woods aud hung himself and he also
took poison. The crew of the Hermann were
arrested. She had a cargo of coal for Boston.
BANK TROUBLE.
There is more trouble in the bank of Nova
Scotia. The Directors have refused to allow
the shareholders commtte to examine all the
books, alleging that there are certain books not
open to the shareholders
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATEs.-Ht the several
Democratic Ward Caucuses last evening, the
following were chosen delegates to select can
didatas for Representatives to the Legislature
WARD alvin Neal, Robert Dresser, N. b.
Noble, NJ P. Frank, Geo. Ell. Barr, j. E. Law
son, Charles Stanwood.
WARD 2-John Stinchcomb, 7. b. Tolford
Abel Chase, VIM. McAleney, Terance Meow.
an, Nathan Goold, Henry S. Burgess.
WARD 3-W. G. Davis, Thomas Means, j. 7,
Emery. Charles L. M'Allister, G. II. Chase
Fred. Forsaith, George Il. Kimhall
WARD 4-John SWEET, B. f. Andrews, John
Yeaton, Stephen D. Hall, VIM. L. Putnam
Sewall Waterhouse, Hanno w. Gage.
WARE ga. X. Shurtleff, Richard Paine
r, III. Kimball, S.. r. Lyman, j. FL. Russell
w. H. Green, VIM. Hennessey.
WARD 6-R. M. Richardson, L. d. NJ Sweat,
Charles H. Merrill, George r. Shaw, Henry /.
Morse, Nathan ID. Roberts, John N. Lord.
WARD 7-Henry Green, Alexander Small
Richard r buddy, Joseph A. Perry, Chas. H.
Meserve, Nathan Ceaves, j. S. Palmer.
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GONE WHERE THE WooDB1NE Tw1,

OONE WHEkE THE W UODBINE IWINETH.-
On Thursday man went to an intelligence
office in this city to answer the advertisement
of a man who guaranteed him $15 week as a
travelling agent, with this condition annexed
The employer was to furnish the agent with a
$500 team to pursue his labors, and the agent
was to deposit $1OO with the office keeper as
security for his taking proper care Of the team.
The money was placed in ain envelope and de-
posted as agreed upon, but the team not being
furnished the next day the agent went to see
his employer about it, and found he had clear
ed out. He then went for his hundred dollars,
but found that by some hocus-pocus the enve-
lopes had been changed, and only one dollar
was contained in the envelope. The employer
has "gone with the money" where the wood
hina f1uinafh
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HAVANA Sept 4.-Frei yhts dull rates closing
nominal at from 10 q 75c V box for Susa rS3 90 as
% " hid do the UniteI States, and 25s a. 30
4y ton to falmouth.
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JOSEPH M. KELLOGG regret to an
nounce the death of another old citizen, Mr..
Joseph M. Kellogg, who died yesterday, at the
age OF 74years and months He was the old
est son of the la.e Rev. Elijah Kellogg, the
first pastor of the Second Parish il this CITY,
who was ordained Oct. 1, 1888, and died March
9, 1912, leaving wife and two sons, Joseph NJ
and Elijah. The wife has since deceased, and
now the oldest son follows his parents to their
eternal rest, leaving the youngest member of
the family, Rev. Elijah Kellogg, the only sur
vivor Of numerous family of children. The
deceased was man of sterling integrity and
much respected in this community. He was a
member of the Ancient Brotherhood Lodge, 1.
o. o. f. and of the Aged Brotherhood Asso-
citation, both of which will attend his funeral,
which is to take place tomorrow at o'clock,
from the New Jeru salem Church Gu High st.
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S19,5OO,OOO

The Remaining portion of this
Loan nOaU for sale at % I-2 and ac-
crWed interest an currency. Can be
rad at tie COnapGny's agencies. IN
NeaO YORK. or Boston; in AeaO Fork,
Tanner d Co., Bankers. NO.49 W0lI
ST., or ". r. COnverse d Co., No. 81
Pine St. In Boston. of Il. Rollins
Morse d. Bro, No. 20 State st.
Pamphlets, maps and all infOr-
nnrion can be obtained at either of
the above named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists amd
Investors Is particularly inUited to
these securities. We are Satisfied
they are all that could be desired,
and xnhesitatingly recomm efad
them.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

OffESo OF MEDIATION.
The Cabinet to-day talked over the France
nssian war question aud finally agreed,
which has already been done, that a desnatch
be sent to Minister Bancroft, in which this
government says in such substance that while
we cannot act in connection with other ma
tons, yet If our government offices should be
requested by the belligerents we should be
happy to lend them with view to. bringing
about peace between two great powers, with
which we have traditional friendships
MR.. MoTLEY's SUCCESSOR.
The President has not yet designated sue
cessor to Minister Motley, nor will any name
be announced till it is known that the person
to whom the mission may be offered will ac-
ton the irst of October.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments were made to-
day: Rear Admiral Rowan to be Vice Admir-
al; p. S. Makes to be Commodore: Commodore
jenkins to be Rear Admiral; Capt Mullan to
be Commodore; Commander Simpson to be
Captain; Lieutenant Commander Cooke TO be
Commander. By the re ;irement of Commo-
dore Marcnand, Captain c. R. p. Rogers is
promoted to Commodore; Commander TEN
pie to Captain, and Lieutant Commander
Fitch to be Com mander.
CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.
NEW YORK, Sept 9-The President to day
Appointed M. j. Cramer of Kentucky, resi-
dent Minister to Denmark; Abner A. Adey
Of New York, Secretary of the Legation at
Port Said, Egypt; Daniel H. Kingman, Consul
at Berindy; Thos. Il. Brady of Indiana, Con-
sui 10 ST. Thomas, West Indies; John Stew
art of Pennsylvania, Consul to Leipsic; Henry
Fox, Consul to Plymouth; Ralph Abercrom-
bic, Consul to Tumbey, Peru.
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Iue OIItCtOTS HdV6 T6IuSGU
holders com mite to examir
'ging that there are certain b
e shareholders.
WARRINGTON.
ILLNESS OF GEN. SPINNER
OFFERS OF MEDIATION.

ILLNESS OF GEN. SPINNER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Treasurer Spinner
is again very sick and unable to attend to hi
official duties.
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BRUSSELS, Sept. 9.-Mr. Sanford, lato minis
ter OF the United States, has just returned
from visit to Bullion and aloug the French
frontier. He writes letter.to the Iudepen-
dence Beige, in which he asks the Belgian
GoS erninent to send an official to the frontier
10 supervise measures for the relief 70 wound
ed prisoners. In what has already been done
he says the conquerors have acquired fresh
title to the respect and esteem of mankind,
while forging new link in the chain bindn g
the brotherhood of nations. The Belgians
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
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