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named are Edwin D. Morgan, william II. Aspinwall.
Abiei A. Low, David Dows, william H. Appleton,
ardson. Edward Tobcy and Edward Nudge
ARTIYIcIAL LIMBS FOR DIsABLRD SOLDIERS.
me bi 70 provide ioT furnishing Artificial limbs to
sOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
benefit OF the Southern Pacific Railroad Company In IL
the state Of California was taken up BY vote u %
Itmade no additional land grant, but would remedy
technical defect IN former act
=. ihe Dill was nnaily superseded az one O'Clock by
LEGISLATIVE BxrcurIvE AND JUDICIAL ArPEoPRIA-
In Committee Of the Whole the amendment nro.
posed by Mr. Morrill, Of VT, appropriating $500 900
Tor new building for the state Depa tI1eni, was
M MoRsiLI. ,repS Il VI, VI from the Committee on
Public Grounds, submitted further amendment, to
additional squares on the east side, at estimated
cost Of fraction over i've hundred thousand dol
oe SQUARE On each 'oe o M sS os m
IN 'front.' OF the Capitol. The amendment was agreed
to without division
apply an unexpended surplus OF $13. 900 on account
OF the Paris Exposition Of 1867 to enable citizens OF
IL wa "a s s
entering wedge To larger appropriations, and for
ns rSaS rSsStes ~ yeas a. nays %
hreau Of Eaucation 70 $40 900 was after one hours
AhohSuuAicuv % uyrccu " rcqulrlllB Tue AsSst
ant Commissioner IN the Patent ONCE TO be ap-
pointed by the President, subject TO confirmation by
the senate, to act AZ Commissioner in the case OF
Temporary vacancy In that office.
me Senate refused 70 increase the salary OF the
Chief Clerk Of the Navy Department by 70 to 80.
Among other amendments adopted was an in
crease Of appropriation 10 the Once OF Comptroller
OF Currency from $4,000 TO So0,00O
A discussion ensned upon an amendment by Mr..
WILLIAMS, trep) or Oregon, authorizing the United
States Mint TO receive on dep0gtt refined gold and
silver bullion, and to deliver Ia payment imported
Dars under certain regulations, thus providing for
refining by private parties.
Without uisposing Uf the subject the Senate at five
O'Clock adjourned.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

The farewell appearances OF the Parepa- Rosa
troupe will take place at the Academy on Friday
and Saturday, on which occasions '.Don Juanr ana
"0beron' win be given. They the cher d'Gnp,'es
Of the lyric stage.
The Oates burlesque company, which will appear
at the olympic on Monday under the manage mcnt
Of Messrs. Hayes 4 McDonough, has no superior on
the American stage. Mrs. Oates is vocalist OF
rare ability, aud as an actress she IL without y
rival In her line. a
''The Good Natured Man, which Is to succeed
"Frou-FrOu at the Fifth Avenue, Is one Of the most
charming OF the Old comedies. IL Is being cast and
mounted with the utmost care. The veteran OF tile
American stage, George Holland takes his benefit ON
Monday.
They are growing and quarrefng over the right
to produce "Frou.Frou'' In London after It has run
nearly 100 nights here.
Miss Clara PERL the celebrated contralto, whose
career in Vienna has been or the most nattering
Kind viii make her debut in Italian opera unler the
auspices OF the Brignoli troupe at the Academy Oh
the l7til. "Martba' has been selected for the occa
sion.
Mr. n. B. Clarke, stage manager or the Bowery
and one OF the best known and most widely re-
specie artists in the PROCESSION, takes benefit on
Friday at tsat theatre. 3t
Nj. Run1ett, business manager OF the san Fran
cisco Mnstrels, has benefit on the same evening.
The 'Black Crook 1t IL reported, will be revived
at Niblo's next foil.
Nile. Fanny lanauschek returns from Europe this
summer after being the recipient OF the highest
honOrs ever pad 10 all artist BY the continental
pOteDtates. .HifH e. ta.
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the D;IAwAsE WATER GAP MuaOsa.

Deputy sheriff J. II. Scnaerer and other oficsn
from Stropdsburg visited the City Prison at Newark
yesterday, where was confined . man giving his
name as John Fleming, who waa supposed 70 be
william Brooks one Of tho murderers OF Theodore
BrOadhead, ut Delaware Water Gap, some eighteen
months ago. Brooks efre ted his escape from
Str0usburR Jail while under sent ence Of DEATH His
fellow convict Charles Orme, expiated his crime on
the gall0ws last August. rhe authorities were sat-
isied that Fleming not the man ana he was let
CO. companion OF his on the traIn, who was
ccc cd for not having ticket, n, however, believed
~ be the convict Brooks.
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MURDER IN SING sINs p3lsoN.

On Tuesday afternoon TWO Sing Sing prison con-
vcts, wnie at labor In the stone yards, became tn
volved In an alteration, the result OF grudge OF
long standing. During the melee OF words Law.
renee lne, IN sudden lit OF passion seized heavy
iron drill and hurled 1t vita dreadful force at the
head OF James Green, crushing In his temple and
causing almost immediate DEATH The murderer
was instantly captured, heavily fettere ana locked
solitary CELL Both Of the parties are young and
natives OF England.
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A cka CONDUCTOR INJURED At wfsJ pusoKsN.

About half-past two O'Clock yesterday conductor
on the West Hoboken horse cars, named Ferdinand
Schucttlcr, was caught between two Of the cars at
switch and was crushed that his recovery Is very
doubtful. lie was standing ON the fr0nt platform OF
one car and In trying to Jump one passing n the
opposite direction was caught between them. His
LETT arm was broken, his right arm badly crushed,
his head nu tlaeu by the glass In the windows and
his Internal INJURIES are pro30unced very estfous
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F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
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Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, MAY II, 1879.
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.

PACIFIC STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.
Mr.. CoNKLING trep) OF N. y, introduced a bill to
aid in establishing and developing commercial In
tercorse and to provide for carrying the mails be-
tween the United States and countries on the west
coast Of South America. Referred to the Post Once
Committee.
The Dill directs the Postmaster General contract
with the North American Steam Navigation Com
pany OF New York for sem-monthly steamship
service by American built nrst class sea.going
between New York and Valparaiso Chile
and intermediate ports wa the Panama Railroad, or
such other lshsuus route as may be available. The
ceptable TO the Postmaster General and OF sufficient
number 70 perform twenty-fOur round VOYAGES per
annlIm The amount 9f subsidy between New YORK
and Panama and other ports on the Pacific is
S12, 50O and between saiG ports on the Pacific and
Valparaiso $4,000 per voSage. The corp0ratou
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A III U 8 EMENT rs.

THEATRE FRANcAIs-FEcHrER AND LEcLBRco.-
Not even the rain OF anniversary week could keep
away the admirers OF these truly great art
lists, last night, when they appeared for
the last time in the Lady OF LyOns.n Few or
the Oldest theatre goers in the city can re-.
member better representation Of this hackneyed
and much abused yet thoroughly emotional play
Mr. Feclrer's Claude Melnote u.s. perhaps one OF his
very pest representations and MISS LeclercQ Is un
quest0nably the best Pauline that the metropolitan
boards have seen for many year. Both were called
before the curtain repeatedly by the spontaneous APP
pause OF as briihant an audience greeted an
artist Mr. Rullman, with rare appreciation OF the
value OF hts two dramatic gems, gave them setting
in scenery aud appointments such as one would
look ior only IN Wallack's Fifth Avenue Booths.
The company, too, Is well selected, and there was
little 10 desire III even the smallest details. Tonight
"Hamet' will be produced for the first time, with
all the and finish 1t deserves, and on Saturday
night Miss Leclercq will play IN "Plot and Passion
Mr. Fccnter has been fortunate in securing hous,
and director suitable to hs great talents and capable
OF appreciaiing them.
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PERSONAL INTEELIaEyCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
General s. f. Marvin. OF Albany; A. Warburg, Of
Havana; W. IL. Carter, OF China, and E. T. Fairchlld,
OF Cazenovia, are at the Brevoort House.
Dr. d. S. sylvester, OF Philadelphia; DIR. G. Draper,
Of Canandagua; Ewins Stephens OF Glasgow; Dr. J.
oliver, OF Baltimore; DIR. c. A. Stevens Of Bostoni
DIR. j. Z. Wright, OF Washington; General J. NJ. Lee.
Of Silver Creek and General ID. E. Buel, Of Calfor
mia, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
]. Paykhurst OF Clinton; G. II. Ellis OF Rochester,
and q. A. Hammond, OF Red Bank, are at the ST.
Charles Hotel.
General Morrell, OF the United States Army; A. M.
Duke, or Texas; J. Butler, oi Scarborough, Hy. w.
King and W. A. Iiulburd, Of Chicago, and 4. II.
Cochrane, OF Washington, are at the Everett House.
General G. W. wadsworth, OF Geneseo, and George
w. Whitney, Of Philadelphia. are at the Albemarle
Hotel
MAJOR General Ewing and General f. X. Field. OF
the United states Army; Thomas Ewing, OF Ohio; J.
+. Warren, OF Cmcnnati General Banks ana Nat
Paige, Of Washington; Garrett smith, OF Geneva;
Judge j. s. spencer, OF Syracuse; John A. Grswold.
OF Troy and Isaac H. Sturges. Of St Louis are ct the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A. Van vechten, OF Albany; j. F. Anderson, Of Bos-
ton; Colonel W. r. Warren, OF Troy, and Captain J.
Beebee, OF Great harrington, Mass. are AT the Hon-
man House.
Mayor Charles II. Adams Of Cohoes; j. w. WORTH
mgtOn, OF COOperstoWn; t w. Whhams, O baitl-
more, and Harry Leslie Of New York. are at the
Coleman House.
H. de Carenioni, Of Paris; G. W. Totten, Of Mon
treal; e. W. Stnrges OF westcheser; Dr. NJ. Mitchell,
Of Utica. and J. wilcox Of Meriden. Conn.,, are at
| the Grand Hotel.
General G. S. Andrews and J. ]. Haley, Of Boston;
J. q. Busterman and David Lyman, Of Connecticut;
DR.. J. NJ Forest Of Kansas; J. B. A. Allen, OF Phla-
| dephia; Miles GilIenwood, Of Cincinnati George
nnes OF Poughkeepsle and Dr. ID. p. Bisse of Utica
| are at the Astor House. a
General s. B. Buckner Of Kentucky; Professor j.
r. Darby, OF South Carolina A. d. Banks, OF Mlssls-
sppi, and Wash Mclean, OF Cincinnati, ut the
4 New York H0tel. fresEa.s rse
DR.. H. q. Gregory. OF South Carolina; G. w. sco-
field, OF Pennsylvania, and II, M. Doane, OF North
| Carolina. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General G. W. WadswOrth, OF Genesee, aud q. w.
Whitney are at the AIbemare Hotel.
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The Aldermen MT Large.

There appears to be considerable misunderstanding
In some quarters and doubt In Others to the poti
cal creed OF Moses Taylor and Royal Phelps, two OF
the candidates nominated by Tammany Hail az
Aldermen at large, many persons believing the
gentlemen TO be republicans. The gentlemen are
both democrats.
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Tanamauy Endorsed by Moxart HAN.

The committee OF twenty-five appointed TO make
nominations by the Mozart Hall General Committee
met last evening at Masonic Hall. Hon. Benjamin
Wood, Thomas O'Oallagnan and other leaders OF
the party were present. Resolutions endorsing The
nominal Ions made by the Tammary party were
adopted, and q committee of five were appointed
TO complete the ticket and report on Friday even
ing next. 1t was also resolved that the place otany
member Of the General Committee refusing 10 abide
by the action Of the committee should be declared
vacant Previous to the adjournment or the meet
Ing Hon. BENJAMIN Wood subscribed the sum OF
$1,000 towards forwarding the interests OF the
nominees Of Mozart Hail.
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Republican County Convention-Nomina ioI
Made Last Night.

Pursuant to adjournment the members OF the
Union Republican General Committee met last ever-
Ing In Twenty-second street. and after a good deal
OF dllatory and Improbable discussion nominated
the following ticket n
For J,tdges or TIE Common Pseds-S0ls Ksrrcr.
hand, Richard s. Einmotr, iliam r. Richardson,
Elias 4. Hall.
Marine Co,0t-H. E. Tremain, Benjamin A. VIII
lis and william Kirchies.
FOr Atde,me,a-Helry Clews. John Althof, VIII.
liam Il. Dodge, John Faulkner, Meyer Stern, John J.
COn0ver, William II. RaynOr, Frederick Ktian,
Oracle King, William NJ. verlniIyea Charles L. Tlr.
fany, Thomas X. Butler, Charles X. Granani and
BENJAMIN Lehmair
on motion the committee OF twenty-one was con.
tinued, who to INFORM the nominees OF the action
taken and 10 have power to nll vacancies should
there be any decenslons.
II was the feeling of the Convention that Tam
many has the whoe track 10 ITSELF but tnat the
kick.
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The Anti-Tnmnauy Coali,ionist-.

The subcommittee OF the i've opposing branches
to Tammany held a secret caucus last night at
Masonic Hail. East Thirteenth street, Mr.. Ely occu-
pying the chair. The caucus was called for the
purpose OF considering proposition Of the republi-
cans looking to combination Of forces In the ensll-
ing election. Messrs. Dunphy and Woods were APP
pointed a committee to walt upon the republicans
who were In caucus In Twenty second street. with
view to ascertain what the tenor or the proposition
was. It was ascertained that they wOuli endorse
the opposition ticket n 1t would give them seven
aldermen and two Of the judiciary, which proposi-
tion was not accepted ny the commitee. VINO re-
turned and reported to the caucus. Their action
was fully sustained 0y the subcommittee, who
shortly after adjourned to the cail OF the chair.
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Prominent Departures.

General George Higgins for Montana; DR.. John p.
Gray, for Utica; Rear Admiral Harwooj, for Pough-
keepsie; General Brent, for Baltimore; General
Ledlie, for Chicago; 7. H. Butler for Hartford; M. s.
Colt, for Troy; C. II. Wheeler, F. IL. Goni aud J. N.
Whaling, Boston; MAJOR j. ID. Mercnr, for Phila-
delphia; General !. X. Warren. Colonel Welsh and
fourteen philadelpnians; X. H. Glynn, James Napier
anu w. Endi OFT, per steamer Java, for Europe.
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Tammany Nominasion for Assistant Aide,

Mr. Patrick Lysaght was nominated last evening
as the Tammany candidate for Assistant Alderman
OF the Second district.
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CITY POLITICS.

w. NJ. Tweed Assesiaften ~ shs First Ward.
A large and enthusiastic meeting, under the aus
pices OF the above cInb was held last evening at
Washington Han, corner Of Broad and Pearl streets
Mr.. John r. Ryan, the president called the meeting
to order and stated that the object Of their assem-
bling was for the purpose Of endorsing Mr.. Nicholas
Muller candidate for the nomination OF Alder
man. The secretary was directed to read large
number ofresolutions. which he dld. The following
ietterto Nicholas Muller nom ex.Justice Osborn was
read:-- w pn st
sSss NV, s! have simply syha q me Justices
felony simply Sas he Court regarded
as
o.ncs wn nnes IT. the mdss penalty Of he law The
soSns ~ In The but simply
Letters were read ana speeches made. after which
sne meeting Adjourned, with the usual exhibitions Of
Ff The Tausmany ReGormers.
At convention OF the new Tammany Hall Reform
Party, with full delegation held at Germania Hall
last night,>he following gentlemen were appointed
as Nominating Committees, with power, said COM
mittees to report this evening, at eight O'Clock, at
Germania Hall, $50 Third avenue:-
Conan.tttes on judges or court or common Pleas
Jacob Cohen, Robert s. Cunningham, John G. Kear
ney, 8. Scnooler Thomas Vaughan.
Co,nnsitee on Judges or Marine Couy-Pairick
Maloy, James Dalnadge, James Ruth, G. o. Connori
NJ. McNally.
Consmftiee on Alde,aaaa-M. Thalmesslnger,
Charles Meyer, John Martin, Edward A. Kane,
Phip Sheehan
Committee on Assistant Alt,erndn--patrlck H.
kearney, Hiram Jones, p. J. Leonard, John McDon-
aid, p. II. Slattery.
Alter which speech was made by the Chairman
Mr. JACOB COHEN, In which he stated that the new
reform party was not alone political association
but also benevolent society, with over $4,000 IN
ts treasury ready to assist the poor sick and needy
love freedom to enrol at once. After which appro.
pirate remarks were made by +. II. Kearney, L. S.
Kane and others. - -
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Suer Mafne. Three ontitinsIgi,3 - parties oc.
cupied C6rbeif and Clam ond.s Throngs
Of people arc escaping from Paris.
LONDON. September 16, General Van
Woezth delays the fn6l assault upon
Strasbourg to prevent needless butchery.
LONDON, September 16.-A slow mail
to Paris has been arranged ola Rouen.
W1hHEMsHoHE, September 16.-Only
a few curious travellers have arrived; half
of them are Americans. The Duchess
of Hamilton visited the Emperor. A
correspondent of the Eoening Times
writes from Paris that nobody believes
that France will yield one foot of soil.
Eugene is annoyed by army sight-seers
who follow her.
The yacht Wash capsized in Lochenne,
Ireland. Several ladies and gentlemen
were drowned.
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MCMAHON are pleased to learn
that McMnhon is not dead but rallying
from his wounds. It is asserted that he
wished to retreat from Sedan to Paris,
but was prevented by Palikao's orders.
He will justify himself to tho public,
when he has recovered.
The fellow who was told that the best
cure for palpitation of tho heart was to
stop hugging and kissing the girls, snid ::
''If that is the only remedy which can
bo proposed, say let it palpitnte."
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!s;lFrNAao,TiAi.| .|lArDsooaraanaoalAI..s,@, e., q,

ConuafB1A. s. g., September 49,
Cotton is now beginning to como in
freely, and during the past week about
302 bales were disposed of at the follow
ing prices: 2 at 121a; / at IA; 8 at 15;
10 at 15L; 13 at 15ll; 8 at 1531; 81 at
l6; 104 at 16A; % at 1915; 8 at 16 1-16;
SO at 16k.
NEW York. September 16-Noon.-
Flour shade firmer. Wheat and corn
1c. better. Cotton dull and lower-up-
lands 1917; Orleans 20; sales 700 bales
Freights quiet Stocks strong. Gold
IA. Money 4@5. Sterling same. 62's
77ep. M.-Money soc. Sterling 900
os. Gold 14H@144. Governments
steady-62's 1224. Southern's closed
firm. Cotton irregular and lower-sales
l, 400 bales; uplands 1895. Flour
Southern shade frmer. Wheat 2@3c
l.3O@1,34. Corn in fair demand. at
93Ia@S5. Pork dull, at 1925. Lard
heavy-kettle 16M16ih. Whiskey un-
changed. Rice dull. Sugar active
Coffee active.
BALTIMORE, September 16.-Flour firm
with an improved demand. Wheat dull.
Corn--no white Offering. Pork 2S.12@
90. Shoulders 1911 Whiskey 90
Cotton dull-miadlings 1895; sales 175
bales; receipts 800.
CINcINSATr, September 1G.-Flour
IL shade frmcr-family 540@5 60. Corn
quiet and frmer, at 6S@70. Whiskey
SG0S7 Mess pork 26.OO. Shoulders
14lhi; clear sides 17A. Lard 142i.
ST.. LOUIS, September 16.-Bngging
and rope steady. Flour dull--supcrtine
100. Corn dull, at G3CGG3i%. Whiskey
So Pork 26. 25(02G.50. Shoulders II;
clear sides is. Lard lower, at 15l:..
New ORLEANS, September 16. Cotton
nctivc-middling 1734@1S; sales LOO
bales; receipts 914; stock 1865. Flour
5.25WG.OO. Mixed corn 80; white 90.
Pork held at $500. Bacon -jobbing
l5l4W15as@l92i; hams 24l!a. Tierce
lard 17l4Qgl713; keg 201a. Sugar ID.
Molasscs 25.
MOBILE, September 1G.-Cotton dull
and lower-sales $50 balcs-mid iddlings
11(017l4; receipts sos bales.
AUGUSTA. September 16-Cotton low
cr-salcs 433 bales; receipts 53S; mid
ding 1Ga.i@17.
AUGUSTA, September 16.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary l5d}l51I sales 60 bales;
receipts l79; stock (, 44O.
N|-h' AoGPtSuocI ~ L1iutlllHS
cotton 17la@173s; sales 400 bales; re-
ceipts 1913.
CHARLESTON, September 16.---Cotton II
quiet middlings 171a; sales $50 bales;
nett receipts 715; coastwise 8; total 1874;
exports coastwise l, 2S5; stock l, $50; nett
receipts of week 4, LAG; sales of week
1,50O.
LONDON, September 1G-Noon. Con
soils 921/ Bonds 9O1/
LIVERPOOL, September 16-3 T. NJ
Cotton easier, but not lower-uplnnds
9I; Orleans 9:a4 sales OF the week
1900 bnles; exports 5000; speculation
1000; stock 100000, whereof American
is 26S, 600; receipts of tho week G2,00O.
of which American is 10000; stock
anoat $50, ZOO, of which American is
1900.
LIVERPOOL. September 16- Evening. -
Cotton qniet-nplnnds 9ll3; Orleans 99i;
sales 0,O00 balcs.
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TIE GARDEN OF EDES.-A traveller in
the East writes That the site Of the Gar
deu of Eden is, according to tradition,
located ut the junction of the Euphrates
and Tigress, at nn Arab village called
Korneh. Scattered along the bank are
about two hundred houses, made of reed
aud thatch, while Oh the extreme point,
where the rivers meet, u shanty has been
built for IL telegraph station! It is (well
says Tie ChuychmuW somewhat curious
to think Of telegraphic dispatches being
sent to the Garden of Eden; and it re-
moves IL certain halo with which our i'm
agination has surrounded the spot. But
modern progress has penetrated those
countries of the East which have been
long in decay, and they are doubtless
destined to undergo wonderful resur-
rcction.
At the late grand opening of costly
fabrics ut the store Of A. II. Stewart, n
magnificent specimen Of Gobelin tapes
try was displayed. which was manufac-
tured in Paris, and valued ut 80, 900.
1t represented view of the harbor Of
Marseilles, and is wonderful piece Of
workmanship. It requires the labor Of
il single person for one year to produce
u oiuB'o Stlunio ShIu VI Luo ItpcSCTy, huu
tits always worked from the back ground,
while the front is covered. Each tint is
formed from single threads, and the
covering is only removed in places to
determine the proper blending of colors.
Adviccs from Shanghae to August 18th
state that the French Minister had caused
the release of the imprisoned Christian
converts. There was a strong naval
force at the mouth of the Pciho, and The
French and English Admirals were at
Chepoo. Shanghae was prepared for
defence.
AT Christmas examination at school
not far from London, n young tyro in
defamation, who had been told by the
teacher that he must gesticulnte accord
ing to the seuse, in commencing piece
with "the comet lifts its fiery tale, lifted
the tnil of his coat to horizontal posi-
tion, causing roars Of laughter.
woman in Perry County, Indiana,
on tho 9Th day of January gave birth
to twins, aud the following Christmas to
triplets. All are doing well.
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LATEsT QuoTA1IoNs OF SoUrHRns, Sc.
oURr1Irs IN CHARnEsToN. s.. O. Corrected,
semi-weekly, by A. Kaufman, Broker,
No. 25 Broad street September 16. 1870.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,.45@150
New Orl'ns 9UG0l %

4 MoLASSES, CUBA ,43GG5O
New Orl'ns 9UG0l %
Sugar H'se..75GtI 10
NAILS, d3 kegs 5DGt6 OO
ONIONS. t3bus1 1902 90
OIL, kcroselie,g450e
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold 6D1 10
Silver col Q5
PorAr's, Iris 011 So
Sweet, bus l T56t2 %
RICE, Carolina lb9lGblO
SHOT, tjbag. 2 50Ql2 G2
SALT, l,ivcrp.2 20G52 25
SOAP, tjlb, f. S0t15
SPIRITS, Alcohol ,gl7 %
Brandy Il 00G112 90
Gin :. % 00@7 90
ltum. 2 00M7 90
Whiskcy.. Il 35GL4 90
SUGAR, Crus ~ Pl6010
Brown .12@l7
STARCH, t} H.. -. 9l06l5
lea, Green ID l 004t2 IL
Black, IL 0DGtl 10
TOBACCO, Chw. .60@0l 10
Smoking, ID. .50G61 ~
VINEGAR, Wine, .G0QtSD
Ercncli.... GGlU0
WINE, Cham. 25G53O 90
Port, OO85 10
Sherry. g 5006 60
Madeira. 2 50GE5 so