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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The exports from San Francisco the past
quarter Ns,Soo.Ooo Of which so,2'ocoo were In
treasure.
The first vessels from Canada this sea.
barley peas. and lumber
49, The smallpox continues to rage in South
ern Arizona with fatal effect among the Indians few
cases have occurred among the U. g. troops:
....A bad break occurred yesterday in the Erie
Canal feeder bank just south Of Rochester u viii DO
impossible make repairs before the water subsidies
80. The California Legislature and the Gov
ernor are at variance The Senate threatens unless the
Governor signs certain bills to refuse to pass the Gen
eral Appropriation bill.
....E. n: Mayer, veteran actor, died yes.
Wss on board the rigats chesapeake in the nxht
the shannon, but left the service soon after
IA disastrous fire occurred at the Indiana
State Prison Jenersonyie. Ind yesterday The cells
OF the prison entirely destroyed and Que convict
colored boy, sunocated in his cell.
William Burchel, yesterday, jumped into
the enesee River from OF the Rochester y bridges
aud was Immediately carried over tue high fa and prob
ably into Lake Ontario. He derous from The use OF
liquor.
The latest advices from the San Diego
colonies Is favorable though sufficiently TO justify
the there The productions Of placer gold are small
The quartz mines are rich but the miners are anpoVoso
with mills for the reduction OF the ore.
Carl Krouse and Betty his wife, were ar
rested in Baltimore, yesterday In the acc Of u~siss
plates &C. used by the parties aud about Nv In
felt OF the denomination OF nifty centsr were cap.
tured They we're committed In default OF W.e0 bail
each
"A young man named Sanford +. Coombs
OF Me- has been arrested and taken to
Rangor charged with placing obsructiops on The Hask
OF tue European and North American Railroad Friday
night last. He confessed his and gave
that the Company had failed opay him fully for services
rendered them.
The western bound passenger train. which
left Quincy H. Saturday night. the Hannibal and
ST. seph Railroad with serious accident about ~
miles from Quincy One sleeping aud assenser
were thrown FROM the track down steep c0bsnknent
and completely demolished. Twenty hve passengers
were more less injured, two Of them fatally.
IA meeting of the st. Louis Life lnsur-
ance Companies held Saturday 10 consider wha
steps are necessary TO protect the companies from
GUS laws passed In that and other SateA memorial
was presented addressed 10 all the Life Insurance Com
panes OF the country citing their grievances and re-
commencing o National Convention Of Life Insurance
Companies to consider what shat be done u procure
good aud uniform legislation. The memorial VAS re
ferled to committee,
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INDIA,

BRITISH RIVALRY IN COTTON GRowING.
LONDON, Monday, April 4, 1870.
DISPATCHES from Calcutta state that the Earl of
Mayo, the Governor-General of India. is making q
tour of the cotton growing districts of that country
urging upon the people the necessity of the increased
cultivation Of cotton in order to compete success
fully with the United States.
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statementof my conduct toward him while detained in
prison mere Is UNANIMOUSLY false in every particular
~, B. DRvLIN, Barrister. at.law.
NJ LOUIS BLANC ON THE IRISH FORCE Br1J,

M. LOUIS BLANC ON THE IRISH FORCE BILL
M. Louis Blanc, in letter to the Tempe makes
the following observations the Force bill and Mr.
Chichester FOrtescue's speech in Parliament:
Alas was right when in my last letter asked myself
Mnat inc irish Land bill would do for the pachcaon 81
&c produced upon the Irish people by the Peace
walton lp tackled on to the Land bill Is str nge
commentary on the TEXT What . postscript TO
the letter which Mr.. Gladstone addressed week
IN saying that this new bill amounts to pro-
clamation that Ireland is In q state of sieQef II
true no doubt that Mr. Gladstones has not
suspended the Habeas Corpus Act Ireland How could
Minister, OF Mr.. Disrael, So Won ace that Liberal
England has also its principles 49, which she procams
inyolabe In theory, but violates In practice
"h'' n"Ar' "'~ such sight What nation how win
and intrepid worship OF liberty, II England soemny
declares herself incapable OF 1T And still such
u.s. at the time live in, the exataton OF national feel
ing that there is hardly anybody on this side Of st.
Georges Channel who does praise the frmness Of
Ministry Even Its adversaries do not venture raise
any objection to the proposed measures Their sole
proach TO Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues that they did
not adopt those measures sooner, and that they de-
nounced in their predecessors the vigorous policy
TO which they themselves obliged 70 have re-
have not forgotten the speech In which MI.
Gladstone nobly proclaimed the sovereign power OF
reference the state Of Ireland and tried to that
with Irishmen force would be poweress when compared
with justice. This which remember. has he forgotten
England has, no doubt done much to repair past injustice
toward Ireland. But II, as the bill introduced BY MI
Chichester Fortescue proves all has pacifed the
Irish people, and II IL necessary declare Ire
land in state Of siege just at the moment when
tons are being made to render her happy there are only
two CONCLUSIONS pOssibeeitbef the remedes adopted
are not OF the kind required by the evil or Ireland 10 IT.
recOpcilable.
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ROME.

AVAILABILITY TO BE DISCUSSED AFTER THE
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
LONDON. Monday, April A. 1870.
A dispatch from Rome reports that the Pope
wishes to promulgate the first schema at Easter.
that the second sckemd-that infallibility-may be
discussed Immediately after the holidays.
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AUSTRIA.

CHANGE OF MINISTRY.
VIENNA, Monday, April g. 1870.
The Ministry having resigned, the Emperor has
summoned Count Potocki TO form a new Cabinet.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY. APRIL 6. 1870.
THE RULE OF THE ROAD AT SEA.

HOW THE COLLISION ONEIDA BOMBAY OCCURRED
Oneida and hehmeo tclIsm inYok
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ASSEMBLY

The House was devoted to private claim
mod
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p,rIs sIGNFD-THR JAMAICA MARTYR-THE RED
RIVER ExPEDIfION-ART EDUCATIoN-MR'
InNypts puncrr
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THE HEARING ON THE NETWORK CITY CHAR.
TER-ADDREssEs BEFORE THE SENATE CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE DECIDED UPON
NJ. THIERs'S PROPOSITION FOR VOTE OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR ROCHE
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The RoSSET RoUGE.-Thc Pail Mall
Gazette of September 1st expresses a fear
that the lower classes of London will soon
take to wearing the - bonnet rouge, or
the red liberty cap Of the French Revolu-
ton. II appears that boys with these red
caps OH their heads may be seen in the
streets of London CARRYING money-boXes
and soliciting contributions in aid of the
sick and wounded during the present war
in Europe. The police have been instructed
totakc these boys under their special protec-
ton, and the Pail Mall Gazette, while praiS.
ing the kindinesS of spirit which prompted
the instructions, gives caution against
heggars who will assume red caps, and ring
the bells and knock at the doors of every
house in London, and insist on leyying con-
tributions from the nervous and the cha.
ritahle.
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Two French deputies, before the fall of
Napoleon, were speaking of the position of
England. sit is deplorable," said one,
"that England, friendly country, offers q
| refuge to the wretches who would destroy
France "What would you have!" re-
piled the other. "That is the way she
| shows her friendship for US"
A woman is reported to have, died re-
Gently in England from the effects of a
poison administered into her system by q
| fly, which, after having been upon some of
| the patent f1y-paper, lighted upon her nose
| upon spot where there had been slight
scratch, leaving an open wound.
A, Klaus has declined the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the Fifth Wis
consin district He reflects that the Repub-
| licans always have 1000 majority, and
thinks he couldn't make A. Klaus run on
| the right side, Chicago Post.
Rev. Samuel o. Durkee. Il Reformed Pres
byterian clergyman in the East, has been
dismissed from the ministry because of mu-
steal heresy. He had weakness for psalms.
A martyr on the altar OF psalmody is Sam.
o. D.-CMcago Post.
The late decision of the acting Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue which held that
the tax on sales OF wholesale dealers was to
be continued until May, 1871, has been re-
NefScQ. lie taA expires, aS IL NOuiu Seell
Congress intended it should, on October l.,
1870.
"Dick," the Ute Indian, who walked all
the way from the lar West to Washington
to be educated, like the whites, objects to
being sent to school with negro children.
The Government officials placed him at the
Howard University.
The old-time war between the beasts and
birds is about to be reinaugllrated. The
Russian bear is after Turkey. Wen bet
two to one that he can gobble-'er up.-Nea1
York Comm ercidI.
A Boston dry goods firm has lady Gus
toner whose bill for goods purchased for
her personal wear for nine months footed
up over $500.
l.. n. B., encouraged by the great success
of H. e., Is about to publish story in serial
form entitled "What Know About ARM
ing"
The New York Herald opposes the excise
law. The editor, all too sensitive, fancies
that every reference to X-eycs is Il personal
| fling at him.-Post.
Now that the star os the Empress has
set, the Paris fashions will have to set them
selves. @.-
There are 900 soldiers buried in the
national cemeteries.
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COMMERCIAL.



CORN AND FLOUR rxcHAney, 4.
RICHMOND. VA. Sept @. 1910.
OFFERINGS.
Iyhsat.-white. . $50 bushels. Fed 6.a2o bushels.
Corn.--Whitr. ~ bushels. Mixed, Sac bushels.
sOdtS.-770 bushels.
Rye 30 bushels. ssta.g
JFheat.-White, 90 bushels prime on private
terms 50 bushels good at 81. 473 as bushels verv
Inferior at $iis 10 bushels very foul at 49, $50
bushels good at 1.45 1a bushels fair at 81 20 l5a
bushels very good ut Sl50; 60 bushels very infe-
rior at ST. Tag 90 bushels inferior on private ter
100 bushels very good on private terms 80 bushels
smn ~ ht III. 10. Total. / 66s bushels.
Whents-Fed. 1Ss bushels very good at 81 30; -
bushels DANA Red st Sl7S So bushels good a. 81 %:
Sc bushels seed ut 81 a2s 10 bushels very good At
Sl32s 80 hu-hel' bad a. Cac.; 81 bushels very
inferior at 81: so bushels Inferior 1T Is So bus
els tJrah ut St.l5 so bushels fair at Sl.20; 173
bushels da1no and inferior on private te:n1s; er5
bushels inferior at 41l0 $50 bushels very IN rior
ut Sl.c5 200 bushels prime at .a5 2s bushels in
ferior on private terms l56 bushels q. 81 2TA: cl6
bushels damp NJ Sl.05: 40 bushels damaged at 81 !;
90 bushels damaged 1T soc. Total Z, I34 bushels.
COrn..-MiSed, 90 bashsl prime at q. 05.
OliS.-9S bushels on private terms lp6 bushels
very good at 43c.; 2lt bushels good at acc. Total
sos bushels.
Rye.-30 bushels very good at soa,,
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat. White, l.1s2 bushels. Red LCTi bus hels.
COrn.-White s. b 1shels. Mixed, $50 bushels.
fl0ks.-33S bushels.
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Alta COUNTY COURT continued and
N held for Chesterfield county, at the court
hous C thereof, on the 10th day of august, 1870
tor of Rhoda Brown, deceased. ....... Plaintiff,
against
Willism A. Brown, Emma Brown, Fannie e.
telcher. Joseph II. Wursham, late sheriff OF
Ihesi erheld, and as such administrator de 6onta
non of w, W. T. Cogbill, deceased. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY:
The object Of this suit is 70 Obtain partition Of
seventy -four acres Of land assigned TO The said
Rhoda Brown deceased, AS her dowee In the real
estate of ". r. Brown: deceased and TO subject
the original interest Of the defendant William A.
Rrown TO the lien OF 40 certain deeds of trust by
him execu' ed 10 said w. w. r. Coebill in favor Of
said Rlloda Brown, deceased And aAds VII
having been made that the said william a, Brew
~ non res ideut Of THIS state, " Ia ordered that
he max. his appearance within one month AFTER
the due publication of this order and q, what IL
recessrrv to protect his Interest IN this suit.
s.,s-IhaW NATHAN II. CoGBlLL, Clerk.
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The railroad from New Orleans to Mo-
bile, I3S miles in length, is rapidly approach
ing completion, rs miles of the eastern and
- miles Of the western end being finished
and in running order. The extensive work.
shops of the railroad are situated at Mobile,
and cover five squares of ground. They are
fitted up with all the modern lathes and
planing-machines which are driven by an
engine of forty-horse power. In the loco
motive shed are nine forty.ton locomotives,
built in Patterson, n. j. At Summit Sta
ton, 10 miles from Mobile, windmill has
been erected tor pumping water into the
tanks for feeding the locomotives but 1t
has not proved effective, as the breeze IS
not sufficiently strong to give the necessary
MONEY!.
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Summary of Domestic News ID,
TELEGRAPH.

Commissioner Delano reaches Washing
ton to-day, and the regulations for trans
porting imported goods through the coun
try in bond will be published directly.
Counterfeits on the new issue OF NIFTY
cent notes are out.
The Navy Department at Washington
will be closed December 30th, the day o.
Admiral Farragut's obseques.
There were fifteen deaths from yellow
fever in New Orleans on Tuesday; among
them Rev. Michael Walsh, OF st. fatrick'S
Church.
F. Z. Franklin, Speaker Of the Missis
sippi House of Delegates, died at Franklin,
Miss, yesterday. He was an officer In the
United States army from Ohio, and for three
years resident Of Mississippi.
DR.. F. G. Goode, of Burke county, Ca,
was stabbed to death at his residence Tues
day night by a negro, who escaped.
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CLARENCE PERCY MORTIMER is nice
name. Any number of young ladies would
like to fall in love with man who
owned that name. Clarence in itself, OF
Percy, or Mortimer, would be the fortune
of any youth mo matter how little known
to fame) in the neighborhood OF female
boarding-school. If we could represent
modern romance by nine points, clarence
Percy Mortimer would make three OF them
How shocking, therefore, Is It,, now ae.
structiyc to the albright girlish tanrief
that the mere mention OF ssch name H.
spires, to know that the Clarence Percy
E;ortirner We refir to is not hero or
troubador, but All Illinois horse thief
Nesp York Comm ercial.
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AMIDST the din and clamor of the war in
Europe is heard the growl of the great
Russian bear. The shrek OF the French
eagle, the cry of the double-headed bird OF
Prussia. and the roar of the British lion,
sink into comparative insigniticance,
drowned, and rendered nearly inaudlble by
the aforesaid growl, What does the RUS
sian bear mean by getting up from ms
launches at this day He is after the Tur-
key-buzzard, and the chances are that with
a stroke of his giant paw he will crnsh the
foul bird, and thus etlectually end the rule
of the Sultan over Christian nationallties:
The emancipation Of the Christians OF
Eastern Europe may he looked for at an
earlv day.-N Y. Commercial.
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TIE WAR BETWEEN VIRGINIA AND MARY

TIE WAR BETWEEN VIRGINIA AND MARY
LASD.-The Radical Baltimore american
says; Man,
yesterday number OF citizens of Mary
land engaged in fishing for oysters IN ran
girr's sound were arrested by parties act
inyuudcr The authority OF the state OF ' II
ginia, carried to Drummondtown. and I'M
IriSoned in Jail at that place. This Is not
The first time this character of outrage has
been perpetrated on the people of Mary.
land, and we hope that the Executive OIL
The State will look into the matter prompt
". The Eirginians came in armed boats,
and set the laws OF Maryland at defiance.
LARGE appropriations were made at the re-
rnut session of the General Assembly to in
,rr;,,e the "Oyster Navy Of Maryland"
Where is the "tyster fleet and what are
il purposes, if our citizens cannot be pro-
lr..,cd in their rights:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money and stock Market.


NEW YORK, Sept. % Too1t.--stocks very du |
Gold, 1l33 Money, &@5 per cent. Sterling-Long
loaa short, 1lca. 5:2o's, '6e, 1l2s.
Euentng.-Money abundan.ly supplied, general
ly at per cent, with little more demand late II
the afternoon, but with no business, at per cent
Prime discounts, 78a per cent. Sterling heavy Al
losa@lo'3 Gold opened dull at 1i3Af1l1ah, and be-
came more active during the afternoon, the sale
by the Treasure OF only $1,000 900 being made tht
basis for slight bull movement, and under Ger.
man auspices the price advanced. After the bro.
kers' statements ace up the dem and for cash
gold was revivs d, and considerable amounts were
borro we'd. It closed q. 1IaAVll4t.
Governments quiet end steady; 'e2's, 1las; 'es's,
lll3; eS's, Ill! new, 11o3 s7's, llsi sss, lloi
1o4o's lQes. Southern securities dull, steady, and
very little doing. Tennessee e's, 81; new, col.
Virginia d's e5; new, 50. Louisiana ss, 7Os new
s5s. Levee o., 7sa; s's, 81. Alabama s's, 100
So, 20, Georgia es, go: ia, 80. North Carolina
G's, SCI new, u. South CAROLINA G's, go new, go.
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fan incredible Story.l

THE BLoCEApED STEAMER Hermann GOES
TO SEA- Good Race II the ttqht tditS.-
The steamer Hermann, o! the North Ger
man and Bremen line, on Monday left her
moorings OH Staten Island and steamed
slowly down tn" hay. When last seen she
vas nearing the Hook. and confident en-
rrrta1iouS were entertained by the Ger
mans and their >ymnathizers that she
would be able to run the gauntlet OF the
French gunboats. and show them clean
pair of heels. The Hermann is Il very fast
vessel, capable of steaming eighteen knots
an hour, while the French gunboats are
only rated as nine-knot crafts. 1t seems
more than likely that it is the intention o.
her commander. Captain Reichman, TO
seal ont under cover OF night, ami so give
the gunboats the slip. Once clear OF Sandy
Hook, he will trust to the speed OF his yes
sci, and make bold stroke for Nader-
laud,-Neu York Times.
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The population Of New York city, it is
estimated, is under 100000. The assistant
United States marshals have made returns
of So out of the 80 districts, and estimating
the inhabitants of the remaining Il dis
tricts. The population amounts to $50, ops
souls. These returns have been obtained
at Washington, hui the United States Mar
shall. at an interview with an inquirer, as
serted that the population would reach
$4,000. To these figures, he says, must
he added $4,000 for persons who
had LETT for their summer trips and
had not returned, and $4,000 for per-
sons Who had wilfully eluded the census
takers. If the estimate of the United
States Marshal he correct, the population OF
New York will reach one million souls. The
census returns of Brooklyn and Kings
county nave been completed, from which il
appears that the entire population OF kngs
county amounts to 4l4,566, Brooklyn
having 800 ,5T4 Inhabitants, and the country
towns 1892. These figures are less than
those previously reported, in consequence
of too large an estimate of the population
of the sixteenth ward of Brooklyn.
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Now YORK Cattle Marker.

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Trade In Live Stock was
quite dull this forenoon. reason being that The
sons OF Israel ahsrained from traffic, the day be!nt
first OF the Jewish year. then the markets con
rnue to be overrnn with poor cattle. Prices were
low, e-en for correspond ng grades. Texans sole
from a1lsc. ~ b.; some cattle grazed In ksnsa:
sold from 1o6l2c fa b., weight from d cHSt. to s.
cwt ; Illinois Steers from lsDl5ac. II b keI
lucky steers from i5t@lsbc q H.; other cattie &c
cording to quality. Sheep and Lambs nov sci
together, in most cases, ranging from 4@74c. Y
low. because THOSE sent forward do not suit the
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG g. e. Co..,
RICHMOND. April %, 1870.
VyHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

!. Il run as follows: - 4 - ~
Leave Richmond at 3:4s A. III. and $50 r. III.
Leave Petersburg at 10 A. NJ. and .o5 p. n.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen.
ger car attached, VIII leave Richmond daily mt
4. M, and Petersburg daily At s:2e A, Il. 1sun-
days excepted)
The 3:45 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1905 Il. II. train viii hot leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. saSrts T5s
Passengers for Norfolk will take tia $50 p. n.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. - - re-. '715ssts-A1.
The passenger coach attached % fhc coal train
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDHEsDAyS, and
Leave Clover Hill ct 7 A. M., connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Pasenn-
gers returning will take the 80 r. M.. train cons
Meeting ut Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS H. WYNEE,
ap23 superintendent
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Dom este Mark ets-TBY TELE GRAPH.1

NEW YORK Sept. ts--Eoon.--Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat dull and anchang ge Corn Corn
quiet. Cotton unsettled; nplauds, IGl7tc.; Or
Leans. l7a@l1ic.: sales 700 bales. Iurpeniine'
s'!as koen SLsh IS EGygn's sa aS
bales uilands, lR5c. flour-State and western
unchanged southern dropping; ccmmSon 70 iaat
veTS
demand; winter red and amber western, 81. ESQ
slA corn havy and i@2c. lower i at s4a5ss &c
Lard heavy; kettle, E5@l0c. Whisky, s73@sssc.
Groceries duh ana steady Turpentlne hrmer.
Freights easier.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ss.-yirgin,Isa ssold, s2a
!! Nq bid. cAf0''na''-o'u' ''' ''N w A' ~"
Flour I dull ana we k. wheat-Amber MARYLAND.
ST. GcGl sls5: good to prime, sl.asalsl;so common
r re- III s.s sSf. White Corn sf@soS yellow,
e@s gs tV Clear Ey ss ssI9ff ss
ders liIc; h ms. 24GD25lc Lard quiet AT l63c.
Whiskey quiet ut 9oG0lc.
CINCINNATI Sept. 2s.-Flour. corn, and pro:
visions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey dull ano
lower at s4@s5c.
sr. LOUIS, SEPT. os-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn dun at G2l65c. WhIskey held ut 9Oc. PORK
dull and IN changed. BacOn-Shoulders, l3tGl3Sc.
clear Sides l7tMl7sc. Lard dull and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. sept. 2s.-Tobacco irregular.
NORFOLK, Sep. oS.-Cotton Gull and nominal
low rddngs, l5i@ 5sc.; receipts, $40 bales; ex.
ports coastwise, G'3 bales stock, ,s73 paleS.
AUGUSTA, Sept 25.-Cotton very active at l4@
lItc sales l, $50 bales, receipts, 1853 bales.
sAYASSAII, Sept. 2a.-Cotton depressed by tht
noon European news, and declined from lec. u
l4ic sales I,2uO bales; receipts, 3,eA bales; ex
ports, L 7B9 bales stock, H. 6Sa bales.
MOBILE, Sept 2s.-Co!ton weak hut In fair de
mand a. I4lc sales $40 bales receipts, 800 bales
exports, Iii bales; stock, IL, sU9 bales.
q lou
ut l4i6l5c: sales 800 bales receipts GIL bales
stock, 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-COtton In fair de.
mand at lower rats middlings, l5c; sales, :. Ios
asa bales STOCK % SIS bales. MoIasses, Jebolled
i50l5Oc. Gold, l1Ss r; New York sight, sprem.