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that oral instruction Is at q discount. Hence to
keep up with tho press some Christian min
listers select some abstruse subject or some
stalking" theme for their Sabbath sermons
so as to draw hearers. But large church
and crowded congregation are ne in them
selves evidences of religious growth.
The responsibility of the press is commen-
surate with its power. 1t can mould and
fashion the character of community easier
than all the ministers or priests in Christen-
dom; and the character of the reading pre-
sented will determine in any given community
the character of the people. II they read
nothing but flash novels and sensation tales OF
rapine and murder they will partake OF the
spirit of those publications. and will be inspired
thereby with a mock heroism to initiate the
deeds recorded But the contrary effect will
be produced by the publication of moral truths.
But while, as journalists and faithful tram
scribers of passing events, we cannot alto
gether ignore the former, we are careful not to
neglect the latter. We are convinced that the
country and the press that take the lead in
these great movements will stand at the head
of tho nations of the earth and of the news
papers Of the age. And in accordance with
the prophecy that with men of other tongues
and other lips" will God speak to the world,
passing events point distinctly to the English
language, which is now the language Of com
merce, as the medium by which Christianity
shall be borne to the ends of the EARTH and to
Great Britain and America as the great
civilizing and Christianizing States of the
nineteenth century. Let us in loving accord
emulate each other and provoke one another
to good works. Holding, as we do, these views,
we shall continue to give the community from
week to week that measure Of moral and
religious instruction which we deem they are
entitled to receive. And in this way we hope
to stimulate the growth of the community, not
only in intelligence, but in goodness and great
ness also; for the truly good are the truly
prpat
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were happening

THE New MINISTER TO LIBERIA.-From the
account given of the studies, adventures and
travels of the gentleman who has just been
appointed Minister Of the United States to the
African republic, it appears that the brain is
not necessarily barren soil because the skin
is not up to the standard of popular prejudice
in its hue. 1t is reported that this Mr. Mason
was graduated from an American college, sub
sequently passed the course of study in a
French college, and went through the Crimean
war under the French flag and if it is all true
he is good man for the place he is appointed
to All
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THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE ON THE
CUBAN QUEsTIoN.-We publish on another
page extracts from the late diplomatic corre-
spondence between the State Department in
Washington and the Legation of the United
States in Madrid. From the extracts given
the readers OF the HERALD can form an accu-
rate idea of the positions Of the United States
and Spain regarding the Cuban insurrection.
1t will also be seen that Secretary Fish worked
Eealously to bring about conference with the
view of stopping the further effusion of blood
in Cuba but as Spain would not consent to
treating with rebellous subjects in Cuba and
as that was one of the principal points in the
proposed mediation of the American Secre-
tary OF State, further negotiations on this
head were suspended for the present The
correspondence includes an estimate of the
Spanish forces composing the army of Cuba
which is set down in round numbers at one
hundred and seven thousand five hundred
men.
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ONE OF THE RESULTS Of the new rule in
regard to printing undelivered speeches in the
Congressional Globe which we predicted some
time ago was exemplifed in the case of Mr..
Lawrence in the House yesterday. He had
an hour to speak upon the Georgia bill, but
colloquy ensued between him and Mr.. Farms
worth which consumed his hour. Then the
consent of the House was obtained and he
read his speech, consuming almost another
hour Mr.. Lawrence is good speaker. But
suppose it had been some one else who is not
good speaker, would the House have been
discourteous enough to refuse to hear him
when he has no other means Of expressing
himself through the Globe without he actually
speaks in the House?
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T r Up lie SHE E T
New York, Sunday, March @, 1870.
COY KEiTs OF TO-DAY'S HERALD.

PAGE
acknowledgements.
2-Advert sements
3-Washington: Debate in the House over the
Georgia Bl; Buffers Plan for demonstrating
Tennessee; The Trade In Cadetships John
Covode Exonerated-Person Intelligence
New York Homeopathic Colege-Fidelity's
Reward-Mystery In Bagnio-Crime In West.
chester County-The Cook Whiskey Case-1he
Fire Fiend-The Broadway Bond Robbery-A
Desperate Hotel Thief-The Pension Onlce--
Hoel Thief Arrested-The Board OF Health
and the Fat Boilers.
4-Cuba Diplomatic Correspondence Between the
UnIed States and Spain; Strength or the
Spanish Army in Cuba-The Cuban League
British Aristocracy The Mordaunt Divorce
Cases Its Merits and Dement'S What the
English People Say In the Lower Strata Sir
Charles Mordaunt May Visit America-The
ThIrty-third Street Explosion News from st.
Domingo-The Hackensack and New York
Railroad.
5-Paris Fashions A Dull Carnival French ana
American Beauty Commngled-Proceedin
In the New York City and Brooklyn Courts
Singular Case OF Violent Death Meeting OF
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen-Inter.
Municipal Courtesies-Obtuary- Financial and
Commercial Reports-Marriages ana Deaths.
O@EultoTiaiS. Leaulnk Artlcle on Ancient and
Modern Preachers-The Trouble in the Fenian
Camp-Amusement Announcements
photographic News from Ali Parts OF the World:
Premier Gladstone to Amend the Irish Land
Bill; Carlism Active and Bloodshed IN Spain;
Execution OF the Assassin OF Greenwalth In
Havana; Commencement OF Hostilities in the
Red River Country-Warp and woor OF
Wall Street: The Men and Manners OF
the Long Room-The Emigrants Emeute
How tne Wards OF the State Treated on
Wards Observation-Disclosures York City
News-Melancholy Suicide ut Gutenberg, N.
J.-Shocking Railroad Accident at Newark
SUIT Against Judge Connolly-Lecture at
Cooper Union-The Alexander Mystery-Busi-
ness Notices.
S-Religious Intelligenc nce-Advertlsemen
acknowledgements.
IO--Europe: Parliamentary Platforms and Party
Caucusing IL France; Earl Derbys Letter on
the Tory Lead In England; Prince Pierre Bona
parties Preparation for Tria-Boufre's Last
Legs: A Page from the Secret History OF the
New York Stage-Meetlng OF the Newark
Police Commissioners Shipping Intelligence
Advertisements.
l1-Advertisements.
IS-Advertisements.
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lS-Advertisements.

THE ASSASSIN OF GREHNwALTH EXECUTED.
The volunteer Zamora, who assassinated
Isaac Greenwalth in the streets of Havana, was
yesterday executed in presence of large
detachment of the volunteers.
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PRESIDENT GRANT, accompanied by General
Dent, visited the Government Printing Office
yesterday and was received with music,
notices, decorations, and one little speech
made by lady employG, who presented
bouquet. But with the exception of that lady,
whose loss of time can easily be condoned, the
regular work of the Office went on as if nothing
were happening.
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GENERAL BUTLER and the Tennessee radi-
Gals are actually preparing bill to reconstruct
Tennessee. They should take warning by the
fate of reconstruction in Georgia.
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HONEST JOHN CovoDR is exonerated from
the charge of selling cadetships. 1t seems
another man sold it for him without his know
ledge to Mr.. Remaks. So Remaks and the
cadetship both were sold, and John Covode is
'sHonest John" still.
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IT SEEMS that our handsome American girls
can capture any number Of the foreign nobility
when they don't set their caps for them. The
latest case is mentioned In our Washington
correspondence.
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The WAR IN WINNIPEG. G.-Despatches from
st. Paul, Mimi, state that Riel had attacked
the forces under Major Bolton, consisting Of
Canadians, English and half-breeds, and de-
feated them, capturing Bolton and fifty-seven
men. Bolton was Immediately court martialed
and sentenced to be shot. It appears that
Bolton had counted greatly on the assistance
of the settlers in quelling Riel's rebellion, but
none of them assisted him. The movement
for independence in Winnipeg may therefore
be considered one favored by the people, and
Riel shows determination and pluck enough to
carry it to the bitter end if the New Dominion
forces him to it.
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ADJUSTMENTS MORROW IvENlAG.

YIBLos GARDEN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; or,
TuR MES GAP
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ments in carrying out the terms Of . treaty,
by endorsing the action Of the Committee OF
Ways and Means in their effort to dodge this
question by bubble.
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERTE, Broadway, cor
per Ihirtieh s-Manee daily Performance every svenin
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R.sNn
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
Esd sl.--ruE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
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BOOTHS THEATRE, 23d IT., between 9Th ana 9Th avs
BooIn AS HAMLET.
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wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
LOST SRA.
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MRS. Y. b. CONwAY's PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn-
Nor SUoH A Fool As HE Looks, &C.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broauway-NEw vErsIoS or
HAN
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Ol Bowery-CoMIo
VouALisM, NEGRO MINsTRELsY, GC
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MANlTOWOC, WIS.
This Bank Is organized under the provisions
Of the National Banking Law, with a paid up
Capita. o. S50,00o
With the privilege Of increasing to 100000
VIII bug md sell DRAFTS on the principal
cities Of the Union.
VIII buy and sell DRAFTS on Great Brit
ain, Ireland, Norway, Denmark, or the Cont
ncnt Of Europe, at AEH IORh RATES.
and "a sums 20 sat Tie purchasers.
win sell
PASSAGE TICKETS
pc Sail or Steam from and to any Port in Eu-
rope. at Nev York rates.
viii parchase UNITED STATES BONDS
and keep constantly on hand and for sale at
mark Il rites, full supply Of all descriptions
VIII cash Interest Coupons FREE Of
CHARGE
Win collect B0UNTIES, PENSIONS and
ether claims against the L. :. Government
VIA purchase GOLD. SILVER ana IN
CURRENT MONEY at the b,gLeyt market
rates.
VIII receive deposits and allow interest by
special arrangement.
c. c. BARNES, President.
C. LULING. Cashier. Il-ltf
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Livery and Sale Stable,
Chill TON, WIS SIN,

Z HE undersigned respectfully informs the
L public that he has established Liyer7
and Sale Stable at this place and hopes by
strict attention to business to merit the IA bic
patronage. He will furnish fast teams and
comfortable conyeyances. and viii keep horses.
carriages, wagons and sleighs for sale Par
ties from Fond du Lac or Manitowce who wish
fast and fresh teams, upon their arrival here
to convey them TO either Of the above poinSs
wiz be furnished on reasonable terms
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The public are invited to give ne call at
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ADAM BLESER.
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seaAn !vi~hman, driven 10 desperation
10y the strlngeuey Of The money market
and the high prices OF provisions, procured
pistol and .ook to the road Meeting a
traveller, he stopped him with:
Your money OF your Gfe!'
Seeing Pat was green. he said:
j Il tell you what TN 10, I'll give YOU
al my naney for that pistol
Agreed, said Pat.
Pat received the money ana handed over
the pistol
NOV" said the traveller, "haLd back
that money or LII blow your brains out. +"
Blaze away, my hearty said Pat.
tor nlver drop of rowtAlr there is in it. .
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

g.-BEEvKs-Auvas TO-DAY - CcmmuriraN
ana ~ Al One making g bead
cattle there several hundred 81 esterlav
dating far back this
trade bot and asmeu Td 0f hong
"a 40 accepted ore had previously refused
~ most OF be There several % Of Texans
offered. and reported below Be- while
sood sn,s ereeedd The trouble get fair
r. GOOD cattle he Of former mArke IL fact
So5 and II vas peIt impossible 70 ell prime
bsi, merit alone dsHb pne
.shlv few
rdnt usd c hot very certain that buock were
l!dl HoSeve
sor !, over Reasonably that cool wesLer viii
~ droves Cony MePher-on for
" IleTtop Co-to saurhred-Ani car for Giett
"a M. Copev cattle 65 parf
81 closing out VgHA
,s good eesh cw l Ice OF stale cattle soh
,n', 4, e.rt al I2o and 100 SAINT We ghf, si laItc.
Ginsu Co sold ~ Cherotees 20 of then 81 eSt Al Gle and
81 At e!c. on 81 cst ~ ~ ,,---s- -. 40
T1npsou bke number Besdes thee j. r.
s,r,,,d te,erjay spd put upon the markeL
"a Feb run Illinois o ewt ~ l1Gl3c n for ". H.
,,nder llc 20 kelisclJ hr AeIsdeT "a
S Tbonp,on vas At wcl upon no. ,ellug % 800 n
Ine anil other also limos let n At lllC
taster q st Indiana siee l57' 10, gross c and
II Illinois O1s n. N ltc .. -
0l4tc .. ... 80, =. M. .-. 4, q, -, .
onlr SIS, oomtsuF . ss
x,.k The offered oar ~ Fofiy tirhi aud
,t eaeh h aul oommutipaS Demand o and oug
.f.s advance yt-risy te rpored stock toh
No.. And uls urug olsGe I o i ior 10 lambs And tot
H. o ~ ira sheep Thu lb vent IT, All ,tecp At ic The
u,tt are nos tfsi'y well suruo, 800
a. ebust Hume, Bhot ,oh 70 eal sheep AM smt, At
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rANiuY MARKETS

Tfp,, Sept rainy and lesEy a.. that I'D tumble
d ,okery Washington Market. teers purchasers
Ieue trade quiet today. The stock oi ample -lh
ca ro rouc Mutton and beef have ben anrdtut aud The
hot weather early the used much Of spoil entirely while
arge quantities sold low because Of t,rt telling PLAINLY tsi
o1ld on be lost sold Butehen selling only fair
nres complain cheap ih No doubt huIs them but
its few persons gong tAek oT smother
A." Good roasting piece o. beef, l2c a n'
Poury and game supply and lover pfe chickens
and fowls generals selling Z2d25c q n partridge soock and
prairie s IS pair rsbb 3od J stalled pigeons ~
dealers long for cooler weather
Rggs show westness Who ale bat he retail prices a tert
mn The said Of butter the receipts beng large sh
az not quite scarce bat far from beng plenty Scoos s Al
lOd4 per so clans at 4o per 100 few California salmon have
hen received but the Maine and NovA
Pp arr omewhst variable With heavy supply q cheap spres
go growing oranbenes Increasing puns and Ieales
enough supply all wants At The higher pno Of era - has,
lei Of peaches 5Od5c half blue pums Grapes
AMI md cheap box Of CaiaEba selling Soc With Ateas
y7d4 Purchasing the Of receivers they lower The only
Rsrt. tes arr those held back which
soon ar taxing Seoke vary from s2d per peach
haset Duchess plenty Of variable qualify and I = GQ 81
reT basket MANY pelrs Of high epuie This
The vegetable M remains full with heavy tock # good
tatoss By they be bought lover than phtoss tnd
are yery largely used.
Chssnu made their appearance hr are high tourl cleIen
pc almost dsily, A half peek sosts about H.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, Sept SOP NJ.
Neither the Stock Exchange nor the Gold
Exchange opened for business to-day on account
of the obsequies OF the late Admiral Farragut.
IL has been ascertained by official in Washington,
after very careful investigation, that only onehaf
even less OF the reenbacks issued by the Government
and now 600 OoO-are in the banks and
institutions Of the country. The other hat16 coo
arein the possession Of the people and millions Of this
currency fare locked up in the homes Of people
because they have banks near them in which
they can deposit. The organization Of new
banks In the West and South viii bring out far
money for circulation than the amount Of the noes
they entitled TO. The banks Of this city, with SIS
0O Of capital, have fraction less than 4s 0o00o Of cir
cuation, and upward Of s191,O0oo0 of deposts, and
67 of loans and discounts The new banks will
call out into active use the unemployed money lying
idle and Improbable in farmers homes and this
will give stimulus TO industry activity to trade and will
aid in putting in motion new wheels of industry.
The coupons Of the st mortgage bonds Of the Bruns
wick and Albany Railroad Company win be paid upon
presentation, and after Oct at the banking house u
Henry Clews Co.. 80 Wallst
The London Times, In its money article to-day, Gays
further reduction in the rate Of interes at the Bank of
England may be looked for.
The following is a statement OF business atthe United
States Assay office at NewYork for the month ending
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
DONPgrIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE Sept 30Coaon du Low Mddlngs, Isle mddhne
quiet Choice MARYLAND Red 81 Goa s7 Good Prone 81 .
81 55 Common Pair 81 loi IS White 5sGsl 5o Wesieru
Oats dull 7049 Rye 9o69Oc Mess PORK quiet +26 20 20
Bacon 6rm Rib Sides 6idl7c Clear Rib 7idi1,c shoulders 4c
ALBAsY n w. Sept 3O-Wheat quiet Rye dull Barley steady
sales 600 bags S Rswed STATE private terms car lots No s
steady with Of Ordinary 5 and $50 bush
aSSs Sc ss, S g re- S 'ls net tS a bales
seL "a bales os S4l Sa ErRSs SI today sossiEe 80 80
57 bale, oOa,se sales to-day 100 basi Of the week, 500 bales
Market am Addngs l.e
unchanged Corn dull declined LEI sales White at Gsdt9c and
No Do 66.c Oats No. at 43e and No gsose
wheat 1900 bush Corn i2oC bush Oats shpmens-lOO bbls
Flour 81 600 bush Wheat % 900 bush Corn II go bush Oats
unchanged sales 1900 bh st Is for No SPRING IS Is Tor Am
psrbSpgr Dr . 500 bush No. Chicago spTne 20 ami 1000
bush Amber Winter a 81 IS Corn quiet at zoe Oats dnl saes cal
: Is Corn Meal s. or Boi and 20 for tn5Olted , ert
Mfeed unchanged; Shorts $50 Shpsufs 425d so hddng'
Corr ~ ,sy 7e 70 SeTYoTt L1n5er 81 Is to the Hudson
81 TO NesYork Railroad PrghsFlou to Bosou, &c to New
Ys Is and Albany Soc Grain and Mfed to Boston So 90
70 Nev-York and to Albany, - 50 LSie Imports
Wheat 600 bush Corn coo hah Barley and 8t"
feet Lumber Canal EIDors4aU bush Wheat 10 go bush Barley
Cac,so sept s-EIehanee unchanged Flour qut Spring Fl
spring in afternoon unchanged Corn dull and lower sales AZ A0
% for No q in the afternoon quiet at bG6ie Oats declining
lover sses al s6 for No. whisky dali Mess Por s5a 3 %
Lard l5ali v. Hog dGl and lower ,a at - st@ % St
for Corn Receipts Ploar 90 hush Wheat o6 600 bush
Com tso bush 0si 1900 bush s. Rys 100 ws, Sqs bs 81 S &
Corn 90 bush Oats - 900 bush Rye, $500 bush Barley 26o'
PaApErPHA Sept 9Co;on du and lower Mddlng uPl'nds
le DO Gulf l'e Flour very gaet sInng MIs' n hda az tsi
81 7sG 81 25 Fancy 81 Wheat unchanged Indiana Red
y as Amber 81 goa - g Rye unchanged h Corn q esdy
. S Suat Provisions dull Mess Polk unchanged I5lc
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
COTTON MARKRrA

S.vINNaH SEPT aCo;ton good demand; hddlugs de
ses 100 receipts 3 bales eIpo-eoastwse LIZ Isles
6O has Of the week 8si bales exports coast
wise hses; sales Of the week, 5000 hale..
CHAELEsIos Sept JCoon steady Mddhsg Il. Hei sale.
l3i3 bales cosSis', y bales total 5
&5 bale. stock tOtl bales net re pts
cos p bales total $3.50 basi exports
-eosstwse ,s57 bses sales Of the week, 1000 bales -
EEwOKLE.Ss sept J-Coon active at jul pfeesi mdhng 10
a5,c 2l2 bales eoastwise 2ts
hss total stock ~ 5g bales net receipts Of the week
m Ell bales @ bales total l3 40 bales exports Great
Britain ana bales coasise 4oa1 bales sales Of the week, 200
GaLvFsroS Sept Coon doll and nominal Good Ordinary be
sales bales receipts y bales stock 623l bales net receipts
the week 58 bales eIporcoastwse 20 bales taes oi the
so bales -
BALTIMORE Sept dull and tending down. Mddhngs
lis baes receipts 5J bales coastfse ej bales
total bales eIpocoaSis, 2id balesi stock l5 hsesi net
1913 bales total Z,+t5
bas 40 bales sales Of tbs week lIl0 bales
Bo.roN sept dull; MdIngs, ~ dl6c sales, $50 bales
pts " tales POI bales total Ho bales stock GOO
the gek i5a bales coaNise, i'lO bales total
l0s bales, sales q the week 10. 100 bales. - -
NoRporK Sept gD-Coon doll and nomina Low Mddng l a
Iir net ep Lon bales; exports 2t2 bales; stock,
2a bale: net p Of the week 57y baes eporis-ooas~ise
g9S bal,s; sales of TIE Wees ~ bales.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Sept 1-2:0 p m-Couos opened At sli for both
noney and The American securities quiet and United
states hveTveny bonds 1882 N. 1865 old se 1907 @l Ten
fore ID Stocks frmer; Illinois Centrzs l9 Atlantic and Gfes'
Western. B; Bne Railway shares IN -
LIVERPOOL, Sept 0-lfQ D m-Cotcb opened dnn; hddlng
upand Did Mddhng Orleans Sd sales Of the week 8 coo bales
Tor export and for speculation ssoc port 5 900 bales
Isl 100 Ameoan receipts 49, 900 bales 900 American
ANTWERP, Sept Petroleum opened dull and unchanged
LONDON, Sept O-IU quiet stoeks
quiet Bne Railway shares la
LIVERPOOL Sept 3l3o mw+a si3aa4 per eenisl for No
Red Western and 9b6G9 Winter Receipts Of Wheat at this
port for three days II 500 quarters 900 American Flour, s per
Dbl for Western Canal Com 2s per quarter for Enropean
LONDON Sept 4D mConsos closed 9t Tor both money
and The account American securities quiet and steady United states
Fve Twenty bonds 1862 sol 1865 old s9 1867 8s Ten Foes
ee stocks steady Enc Railway shares, 49, Illinois Cenas l1i
Atlantic and Great Western 26
LIVERPOOL Sept $3.50 m-Co,ton closed Mddng Up
lands SID Mhdine Orleans SD sales the day 1oo bales aao
for and speculation and sbncs At Man
chester dull Spirits Petroleum. I gallon Lnseed OIL 4a yer
LosDos Sept oo-spem OIL ss2 per tuD TauOv, 81 ewt
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

"a soSt1 ssh 50 Ohio .ev 70 n at de- Ics d. 7sd7s n
r. S.sad, 81 n, &C. DO D DE can,da lc2 n, sie
81 90 ~ t Of lis B at l<s State lambs. 81 b at 7ic
70 s si g CsnAdAs siaes n STE and i'1 do Os $50
Kirby sold q Michigan ,heep 70 D 4,e IS C.pad,s oal2o n.
. M lambs 7o ID. s II do ssdSa n, 7s and i' Of
Msd.. Red ':h GO Ohio sheep, n n, at te 10 cf7si p at.
Communipau n Pdooh sheep II 10. +ie
~ ono s 10 te and n Ohio lambs 52 10, tic hve due To-
s-R,eep 10 Comnunpsw and each s Pertie,h
o "seea"Ah No change prices but maiei veshe Total this
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA 1sr
uo,yrGAGs SINKING FUND Convertible PER
CENT. GoID BoNDs.-The small remaining balance
of the Loan for sale at 90 and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
T. s 5-9Os pay, while the security is as safe and fully
equal 10 that of any Railroad Bond issued.
Henry CLEws d CO., 32 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

ALABAMA STATE AID BOSDs issued under guaran-
~ Of the Commonwealth of Alabama, to aid in Rail
way Construction, bearing per cent gold interest
secured by the obligation Of the State and by first
mortgage on completed railway lines. For sale on
exceedingly favorable terms by Henry CLEws a
Co. Financial Agents Tor the state Of Alabama, 81
Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
,1RANH CATTLE MARKEr-ssr. 30.

Ice og market tending down; offerings better than
mo, selected sold ny 40 to t weeks
trc.. while med c highest price 9c for selected Ken
;uckv seer. averaging lf2 b hne grade lows steers SOD do.n 70
sle and Tor good 8d8lc considered high pnee Mch
C. are sgarce sill command full price few only
IA ONO sold Al bead Poty nee calves sold at % 70 per
bd syerg 24O n sheep about last week while
lambs and about c 4 y higher owing TO TIE improved
mand NewYork market Hogs-SuppE moderate me, IH
sp State quoted Al BE and choice m
u0isy