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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
The man reported killed by rairoad train

near Railway, N. j. committed suicide 40 was ,'s ,a
~ hra..man hanging between the platforms OF two
90 vh,,. the train was in motion. Tie brakeman ~,
tempted to pull him up, but he struggled ana fe
The wheels which passed over hlm kng nun u,tten In
sr rnv which translated reads "sprngteld Nv
snenSa: please be kind and send back 10 my i've
~. I'D cothing l pray 10 Jesus, caiio. nv
,y cheeks We're found in his pocket Tor nas 81
ms rh,ceeo 20 New-lork, An Inquest "aS "'u "
Railway last evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
THE NEW SOUTH.
SYMPTOMS AT CHARLESTON.

PHASES OF pIsCoNTENT-POLITICAL COMPLAINTS
AND PROPOSED REFORMS A NEW LABOR
MoyEMENT-AN ESTIMATE OF THE NEGRO
ASSASSINATION AS AN EXPEDIENT.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-14
IKE Oh. I.w..

OFFICE OF. r.. b.
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE. July Ia
The market has beel dull and weak all
day with few sales on the lower road at
20.
, 1870-10-03

uaue Of The colonies, he said, had Increased iour-
fold in sxteen years, from s3a5. .ooo, 900
In 1850, " tt,+oo,Uo 100000 In 1854
At the beginning Of that period, the aggregate Of
the colonial Imports was 1850 o}o,ooo, and Of ex-
pors $1os ooo 900, and At the end Of 1t these nS-
u,es h.d become $sss,ooo.oao and s74l ,cos, ,oop.
The consumption Of British msuufA-:ure n has
kept pace With other trade. the tnporta OF tae
colonies tr,m tho untted Kinzd mn having been
~ 900 1885, and <soo 900 900 IN 1885, The ex-
ports tnc1t&ee III gre aer ratio, from 100 900 900
In 1s5o to ss7o, ,uoo. 900 in 1855
The population Of Rhode Island Is 2l.,9lo.
The population Of Delaware Is La ,97a. against
,9ls IN lsso-Sew casle now hzvlng C.ass:
kent, q, Sc; and Sussex, so.s3a. Tie city ol
Wilmington. D.l. has sJ,SA people, against
81. .a--5 IN 1850. ..-.. ....-
CORE spondent Of the New YORK Tribune, date,l
Rheims, september 8. saJs: Il You, Of course.
lone ucfor tnis, familiar with tho fate OF Ma
poleoQ aud MacAaaou's army. 'They put their
foot into It.. ~ we SAY IN America aud see nutn-
Ing now LEFT to Fr4n:e but - give up ,hs contest
and make the best te1ns possible The ,Fttncn
tavc been outxenefale. aud. in Id lltion the Ger-
man troops 60 into every tas1le - win. 1t seems
70 make no difsrencs 20 them xhe1e they ma
| rho French: tney SO TO Work t, whip than, and
have done 80 tn eyegJ instance. feel OF course.
| great deueAcJ In saying anything soout army
| movements, but certainly ION to Paris now Is n
much more certain thing than 'oa TO Richmond
WAS with uA~ ~-- - -.
I The Nsw York SIN Of Sep. ~, slys:S" At
the usual nuur fas opening tue c1utts. yesterday
morning, Ae. Justice George g. Barnlrd entered
the hall OF the Cl:cuit Court room, Pzst !, and
taking scat near the bench, directed the cf1er to
announce the opening Of the court OF Oyer and
Tczminef. Ths Judge was dressed with scrnno.
, 1870-10-03
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL
MONFr

SA4. .-.. EvEyrsa, Oct. /.
Tho only feature ~ consequence in tho
local money market to-day is this growing
ts1nnees Of New York exchange, which is rel
ativclr scarce, and is now qnotaole above par
in this market for tue first time in some
months. Our recent light shipmeats OF pro-
Iuce are telling at last in the scale. now that
tho FREQ purchases OF the wholesale mer-
Chants, for thcir fall znd winter trade. Lave
to be paia for. There il but itt!e exchange
call for the article On the part Of The mercaa-
t:1e interests. 1t was yery quiet today, aud
.lnotable at a5c per 81, 600 premium between
Tanks Over tho counter the rates OF the
a'ast three .lays were nom,nsllr unch4nsed-
ene-tenth OF one per cent premium on sales,
and tho came discount on purchases.
Tho money market is reported quiet and
close, but with an increase In the applications
Tor loans, the demand for money being shout
equally made by all classes Of traders. bat
more largely from operators in grim. there
being better diapoation to chip, seeing that
the close Of the season Of navigation. The
Shippers Of produce nre meeting with all the
assistance they require, but the banks are
rath + chary Of accommodating any bet those
10 whom they feel Dound By the ties Of regu-
lsz patronage. There Is no doubt that Ne
have moderate .rncsnt Of currency OH iland
1T tho lanEs IN this city, bat the long expect
I'd statement day is 60 near that fsw OF thsm
rare to dimish their opportunities for making
good exhibit Some OF our b1nLs are un-
dcuetet1y superior to the necessity
OF showing good reserve, and wnu'd
no: End .heif status impaired by 4
3eacit Oh tie all-impoFtaat day. Bnt there
are many who bare rot yet risaa ahovs tue
vulgar necessity OF keeping up gonl spoeac-
acce. and must show falr to the public II thsJ
woul3 rctGia ;ts favorable estimation. The
long delay in calling for the bsuk statement
, 1870-10-03

SATERnAf, OCf. I.
continues TO fall below tho hnme consumption
d. mantt, and consequently prices remain very
trtn. OF low grades the offerings src more ilber-
advance recently established Is well sustained.
Shippers are s!i'l free buyers, though hetf
purchases have fallen on some during the pas
f. fsT sosa ss tue %s sd a's a9k e se
BAGG1SG-Ths movement In cotton seaca.es,
oefs briDg small and cunnn,-, 70 sunnlssng i'm.
luetiIste wants, buyers evidently Anticipating >
further decline su ptcts, which the Continued dc
seem /" Justify. Tnere was fals inquiry fcr Luz
laps and Runntes. WoM SACKS remain tnb:tiye
We quote: stsrk, AAc; Le1t.ton 4, ssssc; Oh
!.s.e 49 e. g. As s e.! e n bafss II b.
ia.aoc: wool kacka, ts4aeac-
BUILDING NATERIAL-There WAS no
y 9.ssFqd oaye1s 's &cssa
ta7as4 100; marble dust = nrl, tassas -;
% Ire ss: i se'k etSeD 81 I! e uTs Tcs n 9;' pi
fai3a9 Is: cement, Kosedsie. p.0o9asa: Akror,
y b1i, ka00S223: LnuisvtlIe cement, tal1Aaao;
rast*1nE ha,5 eg Tn,to @ - sa1S Na, Z b.: S9
ats cia,, y b1', sA"a4A4'; plaster, . brl, saoSa
- Ess s, ssst e, ss e; q;ss,
Lazy &,.7sa2 Gf4tor choice hand picked medium
snr s, o*eLss for common descItptions
BROOM CoRS-Tne genesAl features Of thls
for several days Trade was rather qoie'
hut 70 charge vas made II p.ct>
s sfast !. Il si.oa: % So. medium ii si.ss %: NJ NJ
| do at 500 90: Inside and covers at sSottt ..
BOOTS AND SIlOES-Deslcts n-c nnani1nnu
Fyrva,Ies the nalkcl The following are the rui
| tUC quotations;
, 1870-10-03

CHICAGO. Oct I've note the fai!ow.ng chart
rrs: TO BGIRALo-BsEk B:!dzarntef. oats, SIC;
ssar HasSa CO.. sSe To
Psndols, Pm % wheas, sc 10 osvk;o~schr WHIT
s7u1ll, wheat, &c. 70 CotI1xowo3p-Schr White
9sk ecp 6 t5tcSs To- S5r ,,e9 reRK1prsp aS %ssous
KKE-Ptup ]. Gould. wheat and barley, On through
rate to New forf. TO CH1cAGo-Scar Helen
RRSo" Rs, Geasr posts from Ess!e HasooF q. e: scar
These asr the lasea established BY the Vessel
Owners Association.
.l ns!Eon, Sept; sa-There Il fur Inquiry at the
EoinE tasss such AA sheJ SIC. hut the general ~
pect u a1atrs continues unsatisfactory to carrt-
ess: one vessel. unable 70 get cargo Il Chica91.
naHaa gat . bay csy Tor load to the fss
te'eu tor so tu wheat from this port TO OsVe-
&C.: y ;aS some shippers Affect to believe this
onEnt 10 be considered an extreme nxure. Thc
following engagements arc also Yeporte,is BATT
ba1eet STATE. lumber, Bay CITY 70 Cntcas,, a.
TO d.wn town dock; sehs Waaslerer, rots Horoa
to Cleve}aoi, I.s3, tait; schr Mary Au,eIa iuru-
ber, rceor River to Cleveland. s. 50, ratl.
NILvACKHR, Sept 9o.-Gratn frctzhts dY,ucr.
and carriers a.k 5N9sSc to- whear: per sa:1, q
Engagements: To BnGalo-Prupeler ]. Gou!J.
13.000 hu wheat at sHc.
ToLKpD, Sept 39.-Att the vessels In nor: Arr
under charcF 1t rates previously gnosct. and IN.
der these circumstances tncrc Is increased h5u,
ress ous no quotahte chanKe--H'a,h-
OswEGo, Sept as:-lake frelkhts quet ausi u.
changed. Tue following are the charters: II
Chicago Schr Ias Platt. salt at Sc, T. o. b. tt
Attwaukee-SShr Serai1a 10 aEEtve} salt At soc.
oh. To Denoit-star Belle Wslosige, coal a
s3e, free In ami out -
| BrrrlIn, Sept 3a.-Frelghts quiet No ehar
te1a reported.
| nK1so1-. Sept. so.-Frc!ehts are quiet and nom
| tnally without important ch1nxc. The tolloWt1,
! enRa9emen.s Are reported: Schr SaSc ;, iu1ber
Iawas City 70 Chicago, 1t saso- tine sasco. l.ks
| srnn Chicago tGht1 Brig Mohegan, hay ffo1
Fast China St Ciatr River, to Al SA7le. at s.
p-s ton, and lumber thence = Cleveland II tsuo
III from dock: schs Irdtanoia, DetrnI. to Bun 4,o
100 tons pig irou at 81 = per ton, balace OF clr
pipe staSea NJ S10.. Ill on rait the rate on StaYr
| showing An iIuprpyemeut.-rost
, 1870-10-03

tations. Regular sold It 37@37k<c; fresh t,.-
eipts ats'IIl atd seller last ha1f at37:11
as8%lc: tie latter being fairly active. Tbs
deliveries Of Oats on seller October were quite
light. and the receipts were comparatively
mall. Cash sa1t. we're made Of Loco bo AE
sc; $1,000 bu at 371Gc: 5000 hu at 371A1r;
400 bu 1t Sic: ZOO bu rejected at 353c:
800 In do 1t $50; 1890 bu do 1t 34ss1c. IT,
.al. %, ,400 bu-
Rye sas quiet and 1c lower. closing at 72c for
No. !, snd Tic for No. 2 There vi. fair
-hirp{ng demand at the decline, but holders
~eEe not generally willing to acsept their Of
ftrs. Sales were made Of 1000 bu No. At
72c; $500 bu 30. ut tic; 500 bu old re-
jtcted At Sc Total, 8.400 bu. We note that
The Inspection Committee have dropped the
word "new from their rules, 70 thst all reg.
rlar re 10 now new the old Ia irregular.
Barley wrR moderately Ac,iys, but Shade
easier on No. 2. with hrm market on No. 3.
No, sold 1t 00@93c. cloeius At 9l@91 ~.
Seller last half closed at 9iae2xe. SAer
Here: $500 bu No at &c; 1900 bu do at
92Hc; 10000 bu do ut SEC; $500 bu do at
91e; 10, 400 bu do At 90}Sc; 1000 bn do 1t
SOC; 1900 bu No. Ut, 46c; i,6O0 bu do 1t
&c 400 bu do st 73c; 1900 bu do ut 40 ;
400 bu do at Tic; 1.600 b1 do At roc; 800 hu
rejected ut &c; 200 bu do at 55c; 400 hu no
grade At Sc; 1.200 ba BY -ample At 85c; 400
bu DO q, &c. Total, 6s, 100 bu
The receipts and exports OF nnur, grain and
other leading a1uc Is II New YORK were IS fol-
, 1870-10-03

EEN fUHh.
lover; sales oi 100 bales Of up!ands 1t ld,.c.
bExApsTCfFs - Flour quiet md Dnchau1e<s;
reteipt., $500 bris: sales u 1000 hTls: super due,
while whtar, iashaa-so: Ohio, s3.50st.2o: 81.
Lauts. 8. a.sat2S00 Rye -four steady. Cora meal
steady II t3.0c. Wheat-In fair demand, and n.A.-
e e sn sSl sssa1 oa lis: Sa @ IL
Few, t1.esKa1-31; winter reu and amber, s1:es
els: Whtsss!s, BsEe. II @ Gnod demand aa a. fai
On r.t. Corn quiet AMI unchanged: rece!pts,
!s,.to bn: sales Of se..o nu; mtxesl sSss;c.
HAy-Clcnanced-
uots-Qu1et aud unchanged
GEocERIE+Conee quiet and nnnaauged- Sugar
IN .atr demand and n1Irke. I'm: ssles 900 boxes
Cuba nj e@!cc; Porto REQ, 1ec- No.asse5 and
rice du1t@ but unchanged. ,.....-..
Pf.HoLEEx-Aarket duh and normal; csud=.
.sTc: renned, &c.
enAt-Euchanccl.
soa.a 80! amscas 81 a ms ss, H.
At <7ta5sHc; pulled. snta sc.
BCrrER-Quiet ald unchanged
CHKEsE-Aarket steady, with lnoderase de-
n1anI.
TpRrESFNE-Qalet 1t ssKc.
PRoTlston-rork IN fair demand, aud prices
slvaneed; sa1ea SO ~ mess at S24ss; prime m
| changed; stocf. 20,259 NJ. Heel nnchaoEed.
iaId upier sptl unchanged; so1ca 100 tcs steam a.
! 1sk@iaAc; la1stalesc for Kettle; also Nv tes,
seVIa WasSREY@Ma:ret SRM steady. with moderate de-
| 1nann, fales GOO bris II ssEEss4c.
| FREia71s 10 Lvszrool-SiesdY douE, sat', Is
| 6df wheat 3d.
BHEAps7CrTsF1aur IN 1a3f demand, and uarket
nrm. Whea: tn fair demand, and prices advanced:
| 40 sprtnR, new. st,3Nal.3l: winter red and AM
! ter 81 sa3l.sS. RYE qulet aud 1nchauged. Oask
,uli, eut unchanged; Ohio. 'saase. Cora quiet
| end unchanged.
Elc-Duli, but unchanged: esas:c-
| TKov1sIoSs-Pork dull but unchanged. Bulk
meats steady, With moderate demand Bacon
tnIf, anil prices are nominal Lar1 qutst and ar-
ehaAsea; so0d' 1s4siiS.:SsA 94fSeiSSAr1
/ CtSc,SSATl, Or. l.-CorIpS-Du1, and market
unst;1h Il at tauickJ; Il Is dlnlculk 70 give &C.
crrase Gue:attcas: niddlng, 1o...c.
] sa75@6t0- Wheat dull, but unchanged. Corn IL
| !air ut nand and higher at 7Gc. Rye scarce aut
| 1irm At SN1 Sc. Oats IN far dem aud and drm a
aGatc Ba.ley % %1u.l, and prices are nominal. a
GHocks,Ks-1 In fair demand, and aFm. Sugar
sAal3c- Culer. 1SGe2c-
OiIs-Luseed oil steady, and in moderate tie
saae.1. at sc: Lard od-on1y limited tooainl
| TllEoIEGx-1u fair demand, anh MARKET nrn
l rctntd, e6aec. ..--l..
EGis-Heary receipts ucpress tue market Q
Br11za-scascc and ntm at saassc.
rkov1zloxs-Dul, aud prices are nominal; COZ
| tessions would have to b. made 70 se!l' no sa:e
eardly. Pork, s2L95s Duis snonldess, 1lSe
,aet nsA s,ots sa99a-Sonu'ast 31e e'eaf NJ
uo6s-DuN: prices dropping: 1A9sAc.
T0bAcCo-Qu!et and unchanged
WHt>xEI-ln fair demand: higher: s59sGS.
1orA1ors-HeaEy recrip1s depress The maI&
AoNETAH1-Gold. 11sh. Exchange par. aon7
: market easy 1t s
, 1870-10-03

ST LOU1s. --....
s. Lor1s, Oct. 1.-to17os-somsna'l5 ''"efa
haEaDs1CFFs-F,our ttull bat unchanged: exit
winter, s4saa4.sa; doutle eItra, AsaStS
Wheat Ii fstf demand and drn: 70. rea VIII
Choice mixed and yellow dtm n &c Oats Urn
aud sette1 at sl,@ Sc. Rasiey-on1T best @ 1fad+-
.aiaole: choice Iowa, st.oasl1o. Rse-ff'mr'
MulsExr-Sothlae done
aEsF AND pNAG11s0-Uucnauge1
60. sFsos!sIoSSAessp - " PORK quiet aud uncaanGea a.
sAC1 Hu!k IEeats tn fa!r demand ahd
nsIa: shoulders. skc: clear Sides. 16c- h2cn'
h'net: snoulde's j. 1870: clear rips, 1sk@f6cs:
s.ea[, lh'sl'Ac. Lard quiet snd unchanged
CA11tE-aatkes oyerstocxed with poo, cattle:
n ss,sa1 Elaaes &c nIsr a,ees eanYed as for
5ekc for HoOsi 10 choice.
HnGS-Dull At 6kaAtac-
co1p 1ciMfso.1 e. oa ~ 4 Sta, xae1, ,'oo bu
-. MILwAuKEE
A,LwArKxx, OF l.-snx.usErY.s Flour
aG,ooe- Wheat IN fair demand. tsm: N,. :,
sltsE: No. :. sl.o5K. Receipts, $1,000; shio-
nenis, 4l,oto. Corn anil oats nominal. hye 10
): Is p. m.-wue.t ae.iv: and higher, at s1.oo tos
No. !. IN store. and sIo1 @ ioE NJ. do
and weak Re 4e!p.s 2, ,1N: extra. 3L73x dl.3 ::
NJ !, 81 sa41.s4; rssI:as, sl.lu. Oats auit, but
unchanged Il t'e ro1.rno.
| tn, ,rDo nrt 1-Rnr .usrf-rrs- FI,ur ssesIv,
| with Fncterste demand Wheat s;eldy; No j
| wnf;e Waahssh. xf.a;: Nj i white M,cha-
| van &. a. nmir.r Nh.ntrau. St.tsx; NJ, am-
| ber f1ftnt,is Az NJ. red Waoasn. S1,21: Nj
9, Ills: No amber 1cdiana. sl.96 Corn steady.
do. 66.:c. Reiec3e1i. sc. Oats stea1y moderate
demand: So. i, a3c: No :. s9c; Michigan. 4lc-
| CLOVER Sxsp-Uuil. And l0c lower. al $3.50.
FnEiGnTs-Fr,n,: 70 8nIYalo. sne.
| REck1rTS-Fl ur. 3.ol3 htls: Tneat, 81 ODD bu :
corn 10 10. hu: oats, i 1po0 bu
SnirMESEs-Elour, SUN, mrs: wheat, 19, 900 hu ;
cpfn. 1000 bu: pata ej 600 hu
| LOUISVILLE
| LoC!svILIH, Oct. 1.-BAiuISo-Stock light aud
| pttres tirm saI(4aoc.
c0rroN-Duu and the market unsettled: mid
ding, l3c-
market Is nm: ezra family, s5.sa Wheat ,,uli.
but unchanged. a. t-1d41.s3 Corn dali, hat uu-
changed, a. Sc Rye qulet and weak At s9c.
o1ss nutl. tus p1changta. " az,
THo' ssloSs-rosa M 4a.I1: a. y; a1a anceaaEea "
ese.5 aesPsTs' =. res scs.st nssHl ~ lus,, ~
I. er -, - @ ~ ~ ~ 1 aut ~ =, =, -
4saasn asu ~. ooo WA a. As>
| NmSKFr-f3ufrt and weak. rsw nroof s-c
UstccuSs,cs 4 nhds: frosted trajh au,1 lug,
to g,Od iuRs IT s9f.c; i1t7 T., good Leaf, 7alsac
| Sales TOR eleven mouths past, Il, ,O>0 nnd3
cswECn
! cSrreo ~, yNHne. .nTrrx t,,n- ma,
| ,s,.sI. ,si,h moters,s 5emsni Whaar .ini
.nI uncnanre,l: SpI Wtl6ankee Old. Silt. Cor
, 1870-10-03


lne ilon- /. Il. Leslie OF eo"ea eouaty' ~ sa2s
Eestea ~ ulH Otu 1cfatic c@uu'"ANc 'ot "''e'aoi
Of heh1ueRy'
The herublcans ~ inc saratosa tE'9nteeuto,
Dlstf1ct OF New 1otK, wac arc assausnea VIVA
Tie nonlnation OF the hon- saMes u. sr Aats1n ~.
Cun9reas, nave ne1d consenaoa ~" aou11uAtso
Samuel Aehean-
-. hosasenn1. tae 1sepuoucan no@uee LUZ
ConSf1as u me fllta o2o u'sa'es' nAtln. oe-
cilned 70 make tae faee' tae otsass .ee.s.' Tsa'
al'.ee na's ..o .rs.. ,,.,..s =. ~ .,.,s ~. n.ne
cratic.
LII sasd taat tweed nsa 10 pay @ae taua'os'
Of the Osbolae House, AZ hocnesse1' tta,oV lot
the stealing anu damage o3ae oy tae SeW AotA
thleses ofousat oJ l"eeo I" ne oeaoetA1'e coh"
venuon The otnet da!' -.
"A Ventlemanay aad emcient Oenoc1auc ciu-
zea OF ta1aoelpu,a. naaeu iuoa.. 80 80
arTeatcd here On TUESDAY, unue1 tae "a" OF Con"
grtss relative 70 iaise rlsteauoa u eonstess'oa
III Dlssrtets. ua nal fe9iste1ed' nnael ueutsous
nanes IN this1J-nve usneteat paaces' uuo n's NJ
rest IL q Democratic loss Of th1fty-uve.
The Liberal Republicans OF me Fouftn MISSOURI
District hase nonlsnAteo Soleoel "nHAu E on.
more for Congress- The revenue felofmers OF
| 10th notties will probably unite Oh htm, anu bis
| ,! - n.n,a,L. nit, Ia tb,. ni.tr4ct now
| 11ceueN % - =, ~ ,n,s-: ,,n n.,,,,,,,
Represented " .. L. no'u. ~ 80, ."o .spao. ao.
cans and one Democrat were ro:ei for-toe vote
| etandinR: f0z Boyd, s,oa1: Tor helso, 1,sss: lot
! Nc,nc nrmostnt lqs..
~ ...,,,.',~ ,o,,,n, roo,u IN, ,ha S.,v
| -laHNuao5 .apu.s este .sNus W ~ ~"
l fOrk elections W1tn&n tae PAST AI Weeks over
$40 ueu bnvc been added 70 the City II III ti1tlt.
| .rs nof onp half Of whon ever work while
,,,,.s ,,o1,, m, shor,,,,.r ,t,,nc c1s;; ,o Inr
| 3ectuits ttoua ~. suo1suet nss ,.' ~ ~
+ number OK my dally a1c oe'nH o'seu d Guy cA'
pcnsc, ostenslbly to work for the pubic At = per
| ,iny. and unlimited whisky but they uuderstaau
|
.uN. n1Ss' 49, N'e~>"A >~ '''. -
gone.
-Weare Malston, OF Sotth Hampton, n. H.,
died TIC o1hey lay, directing b, bis FILL that hc
, 1870-10-03

and "Tho Falls OF the shoshone." aslot winch
are Of local char acter, and all Of which abound
In valuable information Tbs p1pers Of
general character arc 1.-TWO Da1s At KLlar-
ney," pleasant sketch Of travel: a First In
pressionb Of the Eas, = a. In and suaut ST.
Paul !" mud l. The Three Pink.," translated
frum the dermau. Bret Harte u represented
BY Mr.. Shod's Courtship," and one Of his
most characteristics poems. ''Cicely, story
Of AlkaA Station. The OVERLAND has alsass
been one of The best magazines which so fs-
ceivc, and the accession OF Bret Hart, readers
II still more attractive, aud has already mA1e
It dangerous competitor for the Eastern ps-
.iodicals-
We have recelred the frat number OF =
new magazine called TIE West. ana pabllshod
II St Louis by Hamlin h Co. 90 aese-
TogcDeous sort OF = puDltcatlou,~ ~hiie0 WIN
onglul and selected mater. aroaonaJ
illustrated, made up in bad form, AM oears
medallion Of Dickens IN il vlSnests, 1act
which vii at once suggest bad taste. Tue
| new venture IL OF about the csllofe OF the
sensational weekly pape0. o.
The ltN]ipg articles IN GooD HEALTH. forOe-
tol,e1, are devoted 10 Gymnastics, Contec-
| tiouery. The Nervous Syatetn and ftalon,
Lepsosy OF the Eo!o and ~ E1ts1eaee 10
| North America, Mo-e -Aboo: Tsa, Woman'a
Dreus, The Kitchen i s.nga, low 10 brtns up
TEE pnnsSotDoIcAL JOURNAL AID PACE
| Anp.s MoS7uLr for October phrenoloysz
| Admiral FAr17gut, the leadiug daneIats OF tne
| war, and James r. Wickeraham, and hiss the
| customary number Of bad portrhlta- Ile
pAcKAnps MONTHLY instalment u 80 feeble
AZ to suggest the propdety Of disseminating
it altogether. .-..
ests has appeared, called THE NEnIcAI TINES.
| published By Lippinoost L Co; It u is.ued
I II Dn~ NS@4rx ExftS+ win
under the auspices o. ahs !Saans pnyssaa sasas
| monthly, Tho 'plan upon which it Ia
| published includes seven departm sut >,
VIZ; Clinical lectures and original es-
says, articles On practical TOPICS con
nected with medicine. abstracts OF society
transactions, discussions Of medi:h 1ues-
tions. foreign aud domestic correspondence
eriea in medical science. The lectures IN the
current number arc ny 3. D. Cross, ca "Ths
Treatment of StranCulato0 Hsrnia." aua u :
| Alfred Stllle, Tn a Remarkable Case oi Dua'
,a.,on Of the yeina OF the Trunk aud Upper
Extre.u.ties+' Tho magazine Ii conducted
ind 4 cordial welcome in tic profession every
MtnsRayno's excel.en. fashion magazine 10,
October il Just out, and, a. nsuAl. is hllsd
with entertaining matter. F. ". Root COZ
t.ihutca the music OF vary pretty noetusne
tai story, s'On the Brink Annie kerr con
tributes Miss Cameron" and Margaret F.
buchanan brief paper On 1.-THE Defamcs.
OF Dickens" The Household Department
has rome pertinent to say On s'Dtnners,' ant
lgar Saunders talks about 81 Hanging Bsa
kets.'' Tne re.t Of the magazine il taken nj
with fashion matters, which are complete Ant
reliable.
lie LAND OWEN for October oot. coz
! t.tnnp illustrations or the Safety pepOel
, 1870-10-03

AIRAsy. y. Y, OF l.-Castle-Ma,kst q little
H!tEc active: prices lower than yesterday. Toni
'ecipls. $3.50 head. 4 large number are left un-
-o!d. Cnfayornble markets IN New York and
brighton MAKE buyers holl back The cattle are
teller than We have had for seyerA weeks. Onl.
10 cars Of Texas, which, be ng Illinois fed. s'lh
at sEass+c. Good smooth neshy Steers N9A:c
!ower than last week.-:anglne from 6x %
load prime selected sold Al az: Good lnhcn cows
scarce and high good ones selling from $500 to
k1hNco. Casscs slow: 1873, averaging $40 MS
To-t,a. sa.es: aenry lsns enthal, q ILLINOIS, av-
eragin4 1,1t0 laa. SIC; u, averaging l,0s0 ns,
:5lc- T. Hronell ls Iiilnoi4t averaging i.loo na.
shc. William Moaruc. 20 Illinois, averaging LIZ!
M, GHc: q Texas fel in Illinois, averaging $50
rs aa.c. Ekauah 9unler, IS ln!iana, averaging
LILO rs &c Henr! Rankin, 80 Missouri. averaging
1850 7hc: 81 Texas, averaging ,0a0 ns {Hc: Ii
Illinois. averaging 1.ssl us. &c; Yeomsn ca. 10,
Texas, averaging aoD 1ia, SC; George DeweF.
Ohln, averaging 1v30a Ia, ssSc; Il Ohio, averaging
1850 n, &C; Seneca Henry, IS Illinois, averaging
1,1S0 he, &c.
Sheep and Iambs-Eecctrts, l1,eo9: quality
good. Sheep dull but; steady. tfom +c to &C..
Lambs active, an.t NC higher. selling at c311.c.
nrgs-fsecelpts, s,e0o; market dnll Rn'i tower; +;
New io:k s1tl!ers, Averaging 10 ns, s:.c: daily
fed. ss.69c.
, 1870-10-03
Ercrc 1lyaclnthc'~ t.ettcr 10 Minister
WAsAbtlFnc.

The text Of the letter from Erete uate Pore)
uyscinthn to Minister Washburne, referring
10 his communication recognizing the French
Republic. is ~ follows:
Srn: Detaiuel In the country fo- more
than mouth, by the stAte OF my health.
uhivh has rufYered 20 many and cruel ordea1-,
I much regret th4t Il is not Ia nv powcr to
grasp the hand that has just written letter
70 noble and sympathetic toward nv country.
That 1estcr Is pago in the history Of liberty
in tho two worldt. It reSivea tho re:olloc.ions
OF Washington and Lafayette, aud proves
that ii drspotiem had succeeded iu dividing
two governments, liberty had not delayed ali
instant to unite two peoples. Europe, where
the klood of Cur defeated heroe. has lowed,
il still silant, but America, despite the ocean
which separates u, has made her voice hoard.
She af1irmr that neither distance nor diversity
OF race will make strangers Of natinns which
have tho same soul, and that abe demands for
her young sister THAT right which it nppo1tains
Ia her to define, because she Was tho first tv
know how to practice 1.-THE inalienable right
10 live toi1irg for the happiness Of all.
l AN happy that tueh ssptiments haso found
their official interpreter In one whom love
and erseem so much. and pray sou to accept
with the expression Of ms patriotic gratitude
the homage Of my respectful and deep Al
tacf,nent- UyAc1xrHE-
BoU1Ac, Sept. 10, 1870.