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New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

. & 1SS %sr .S S;ys e, T. ag 90 ' 1. ssc
ts .cps sud ds,,s..s tRs pubic respect q the law
can m..sur, and o. sS s s ~ ~. & % sbe ire.
,esoos ~ spp,opats s'stou 10 the safest basis Tor pubic m"
Dr. Hdber desired TO see political rights conferred
upon women, and desired resolution which ne onereu
resolution. that the Rspubcan State Convention be
requested 10 place representative Germans on tne
was voted down after discussion participated IN ny LIZ
Huber, Mr.. Ellenger, Mr.. Ksufmann, and Others.
delegation from the soldiers and sailors "a
Davis Coils. Kefchum and Hopper, here entered the
room Gen Pleasonton was introduced 10 bho ov,,n o,n .
tee and said he and his associates had been apIo.e
committee wait upon them request the adoption ol
such measures az viii make the pr'}h }hst the
Germanss,re q law-obeying and loyal people-those II
this country as much 50 IA their eompatrlo.s WIZ
lawabding people tho Germans were model t9r & tns
whole world nation can never & eIs at bs owed
certain time TO his country, and II is INA, en-
which appreciate as soldiers, ana lel tne h
Gen. PIeasonton which were well received the chair
man responded, and appointed committee OF ;f MI
TO carry out the objects which had called them there'
The Committee then went into executive session'
COL. M'LEOD MURPHY AND THE YOUNG DEhoc-
RACY.
To hs BditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: My attention has been directed 10 an
Address to the citizens OF New-York" eauing lor
primary election on Sept &C. published In the rst ana
second numbers OF The Free Press, and to which my
name appears one Of the signers.
ask the privilege Of much Of your valuable space
as may DO necessary TO say that so far a. am oon
cerned never heard OF saw this address unth ts
appearance in print to-day. . -, ,,.oo-,, ,io
party and least Of all should desire any now since n
INV memory serves me right Of the persons win
whom my name is made appear in this new poltlea,,
coInpan9nship were foremost leaders in the shameful
war riots of 1858 They drew the line then observe IL
now. JhO. MCLboD HiOhih''
Harlem. Sept. 1. 1870
The Workingmen's Labor League of the
XVIII Assembly District has nominated j. r. Hennessy
for the Assembly.
A Young Mems James 0'Brien Association
has been formed in the Eighteenth Ward with the follow
ing officers: James Mccain, President Thomas W:
Kearney, First ycePresdent James H. owens, % SECOND
President Peter Murray, Secretary Isaac Rogers
Treasurer and Thomas Gerrity, 5ergeantat-Arms
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

prrrysoyo, rs,,i., sept ssr,ss .hes' t'ags'er q
n Rev S BsItsr soS s.rh. b Definoo o Broosyo
Pgneral o Saturday a. ii O'Clock ID ~ VIZ
father Or Dickinson, 20 Hcssst
pUTHTg- William Jms Duthe Aged n years III Dcnts ss' 40
ths only y James and h.ry T. Dg,be L. ... a,o,...
The suoeral vii tbe Plsee h ne resos0cs o' j" P"'
GRAHAk-At Mou,car j. Wednesday. Ass ~ Lhe s,ss
daughter rhom lnd Ehzabst Graham sd yeS '"a |"
Relatives and friend. Of the family so1 The faOs fss
the residence Of her parents, on sunday, q m
ATLDRBRRGBRAt Wednes4y the i sst s-Sss
wife Of Thomas D. hdebrger, The 3d of bes age
yuner, Theenibst Church REV Dr. BGrchss Pnef
the d inst ct II veOck Relatives ssd tneoas are fespofn'H
invited 70 attend.
GROyEs-On Tusisy morning Aps % Ms Leas Groves In The N
rs, mend, o7 tSs family ar. invited 70 seroe.
sssrdsy morning Sept at 10 oe'oeE At h'r late ra"dsne S
Mzkspisee
SYs-lt Oyster Bay sept h. Sys vie Of Gdeoa ssIr
PuRDy-l, West Farm, Thsr.,y sept Caleb Pariy o.y -
H,1 Samuel snd Rachel Party 's 2 years '@oo- -
The s,-. ,nd ie. are invited snr. sod. ~
from the eseuee Of bs psr.pts s We- Fs's~
Carnage. .ll he Tremons station Harlem Railroad
sRBLY-On THURSDAY morning sept l. Joeph sesy sged G
Funer. SUNDAY afternoon ih ms oSSs f p" ss
ve trends respectfully svtei % issesi r'n d taro~
invitation.
third daags Samuel Lord the IA year ef beg .ee -
Relatives aDd fends invited 70 sttead ih anel he ncf @
O'Clock Flashing Railroad leave unts Poant a 300
precisely and boats connecting With the rsn .bsh 1'e '."esv
Ferry At llt a and ThFty-foagths st. Ferry q. IA - 10
sMTTHIu city Tbursil, soraias sept Les. s~a
aged 81 years 10 mouths II DAYS
He remains w BE- taken Pines Bridge for ltermeat sasarb
inst Cars ies7e rss1,V artist depO, si 10
wARNER saideny weins-ay Aug d. Charles Wroe' "
respectfully invited to M
day sept as o'clock the 1ence u hs f.thsr No -
WLCOX-Ang u afer Lingering iuaes Jane c. Bi-s n
wilcox aged % years and . months.
Friday O'Clock The reistses .ai io>n<s
oftbe family arr respectfully invit~t % siend
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
TIE FENIANS.

The Fenian Brotherhood is now holding its
ninth general Convention the Headquarters In Avenue
A. Delegates present representing the different
Circles throughout the United States, no proxies being
allowed The Conventssn called 70 order on Tues
day morning last by p O. Duy, the Executive Secre.
tary Of the District Of Manhattan George Cahill OF
quincy, Mass, was appointed temporary Chairman, and
Richard Morrison OF y. Y, Secretary. Committee
on permanent Organization next appointed which
submitted list Of for officers ~ the Convention
The report of this mmttee adopted, and the fol-
lowing otiicerE 'ncted Presdent-AnthOny A. Griffin,
Hew-York. VI Presidents-George Cahil, Massachu-
setts; Edward MeSweeney, Missouri and Capt. John ".
Faherty, Brooklyn. Secretaries-James Doyle, New
York; Robert Dwyer, Massachusetts,; Andrew Holly,
New-York sergeant-atArms-Cap B. STAIRS, Lieut.
Col. Butler, and Patrick Dunn OF NewYOrk The Con
ventOn, which is strictly secret will remain in
for some days.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
CRUELTY To ANIMALS.

The Washington correspondent of The Gin
,pat Gazette having the salutary fear OF Mr. Bergh
hefore his eyes, has been spending his leisure time Of late
IN nsacking the dull pages OF The Congressional Globe
and unearhng therefrom some OF the pleasant sayings
~ Col Lew Campbell. who is now the Democratic candi
date for Congress in the lid District OF Ohio against
Can scb nck In these elegant extracts Col c. says
great many unnattering rhngs about the Democracy
Ssbieh show the roaring Colonel 10 have been high
T,rin man and Know Nothing OF the most
asrnest .chool. as well fierce foe IN gen
,ai to the Democracy. They also show bold and most
nmmendabe support of anti Slavery doctrines. In fact
a.; vew f the record there scarcely 10 he neces
v for running any other candidate in the district Col
2nnI,ell is ready made combination candidate. He
ali the raoes OF both parties aud the sttrsc
H"ns of the Know Nothing party beside. More sccu-
taIv he possess oil these before the days 90 Andy
Inhn.op since the sweet odors Of that time have cnng
- bs karmrnts By Col. CsmPbols own reasoning. oe
,Tho bs been ON AL sides OF every political question for
. long torla u years "a . UonS"sSi,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE LATE TROUBLES-IMP0RTAST DECISION.
RALEIGH. n. c., Sept. 1.-The Justices of the
Supreme Court the Ku Klux now on trial have
unanimously decided that member is responsible for
the acts Of any other Klan" IN any other county
though ne had possessed knowledge of the act done
until after it, commission The Counsel for the defense
admitted the legal proposition. This decision has thrown
great CONSERVATION among the Ku Knx and their SYM
pathzers hereabOuts and will tend to the complete dis
rptOn Of this inquitious conspiracy throughout ne
state testimony diselOses the perpetratOn OF the
most endsh Outrages cOlored and white Republicans
for mere political purposes and that the order 0Oo
strong in this State year ago It's strength no" Is
nnt
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
kIEXICO.
APPROVAL OF THE PROTECTED TEHUANTEPEc
CANAL AND RAILWAY RESULT OF The
MESCALA SURVEY.

APrRoYAL OF THE PROTECTED TEHUANrEPEC
CANAL AND RAILWAY RESULT OF THE
MESCALA SURVEY.
The Mexican SiglO XIX. of the 12th ult. con-
tanned the following article signed by the editor Manuel
Payne Secretary OF the Treasury; Among us Mexi-
cans the possibility Of interoceanc communication,
by the river Mescaa long been much spoken Of and
the advantages OF such communication have been
appreciated This undertaking would have been supe-
ror 10 that OF suez any other water communication Of
ancient modern times.
The Board Of Public Works. about the same time. II
not previous to the formation in the United states OF
com,nson for the examination OF Darien, had named
scientific commission, Of which Engineer GOrsuch was
chief to make reconnaissance OF the River Mescaa lMr
Orsnch accompanied by Engineer and Astronomer Don
all necessary Instruments aud everything else
sion. returning few days since with their report
They affirm that the River Me.esla ls not navlgsbe and
is impossible and that any idea OF the two
oceans by th. route s OUT OF tne Question Aer tnese
experiments Tehuantepec our ann ana nope potn I'D
New and III Mexico As the lsthinus Of Iehnante-
pee true garden o. Eden en.erppse ~ ana as
OF most delightful spots on the face OF hs earth The
mousy approved and referred to the Committee Of Com
merce, for the Incorporation Of the Tehuantepee
or decree Of the Senate Of the United States,
and in conformity with the usual customs
culated and founded upon the concessions already
granted by, and those stl pending IN the matter with
ne Mexican
0vernmens Of the United States and Mexico will be the
basis on which the immense capitals and infinite mercan
file specuatOns that will be developed in the certain
construction OF the railway and equally probable execu
fon OF the canal will rest in firm and secure manner
Among the signatures Of the founders Of this Company
are those OF NJ o. Roberts, Phelps, Taylor, and Astor
whose credit and capital would be sufficient alone 10
carry out this any other enterprise In addition Mr.
Emile La Sere who has devoted large portion Of his
life 20 the Tehusntepec route and intends 10 the
rest OF his days there, with him also Mr.. Luis Har
ans OF the surveys and examinations OF the 18th
us also Sloan Bliss Stevens and others whose activ
iiy connections, credit and influence. we known in
NewYork Everything combines to indicate that ON the
the exertons made to realize this en-
trrprse will crowned with through the en-
iirht. ned action of the two Repnblic.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
GEORGIA.
GEN. AKERNAN ON RECONsTRUcTIoN-sPEECH
IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 1.-Several days ago it
was announced that Attorney General Akermsn would
speak political affairs the hall OF the House Of Rep
resentatives this evening. Georgia being unrecon
structed IL generally supposed that he would give
the views Of the Administration. Representatives. from
all sections Of the State present Gen Akerman
escorted the hall by the Hon Foster Blodget
Chairman Of the State Central Committee, Gov Bullock
Senator Farron, aud others following. The hail was
crowded.
chosen Chairman and introduced Mr.. Akerman. who
read his speech He spoke of the material prosperity o
in all parts OF Southern country there murnur
Of political character II was heard both e washington
and at Atlanta The real issue in the campaign Is recon
struction in s brOadest We must hear no more
OF State rights and more or such feeng as exists
among the Georgia Democracy on state rights
who had pghed their pledges Of 1866 and on the pr
ePe 81 tee & a onxepop 9 Peeence
did not suit him. in that Convention there was no lu
crease Of patriotism no pledge OF reformation but an IN
crease Of cunning and silent hostility 70 the United
States He had hoped for better days in Georgia but on
the contrary, trembled for the future he alnasd
eloQuenty to the outrages by the KnKlux, and the
grievances OF the poor labOrlng negroes, ana was
most emphatic in expressing his sympatmes Tor t9e %
interests Of the cOOTed people of this country. He
spoke Of election this FALL and asked the Democracy
If they would guarantee fair one; he advised the
negroes what their rights and plainly tOld the
Georgia Democracy what they could not do he spoke
also capital and labor and urged all to labor against
a conflict that principle. Speaking well for the labor
ing man he did NOT give his opinion whether there should
be election not this Fail lie closed eoquehty ana
ably for the Republican principles and party
ATLANTA Ca. Sept 1.-The Democratic
Executive Committee elected Linton stephens, Chair
man. and passed resolutions recommending the people to
nominate a. candidates to Congress and the Legislatures
only such as are eligible under the existing laws and who
will certainly be permitted TO take seats Attorney
General AkeiEnsn addressed Republican meeting last
cratic Convention and especially the silence OF that
body.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Boarue Richmond CITY Point snd NORFOLK
Sli, Vim fred Scott Newcastle Eng g iay, railroad roa
schr Napoleon white virginia
BELOW.
Chin Koom,r Grf Csrtis July II, railroad roo
RsIl Ann. Ihomas. Robbins. Audrossan July To- miss
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Sept l-Arved ship Augusta ron hcussi one "a
man fror Rio Gillian from Ponce r suomness
a fo port Prince; 2 LaTabee from ANA. sehs +.
Rsndoph ron sasua; Agnes from sOreans A. Grover ron
8TsSeros n c. sept L-Ciead steamship Washington, for
sept Arrved steamship Sslvo from Phadelpha
.cb Trayeer Sailed schrs j. Palmer for baa'
more Wateuga. for Providence. ,.,- -.
NoHyoIK sept -PAssed FOR Baltimore bark Pembroke from
Arecibo
FOREIGN PORTS.
N,vuLy S.p, The steamship Europa ron Nes YORK ;OF
Gl,.0og has
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

OF the District Court McIlwee applied 20 Judge Bond
for writ corpus which was granted and the
matter was heard before Judge Bond on Monday
last In his decision, the Judge says:
ths within the rurvev ~ the
auts N question he Of Congress aboh
which prescribed The qualifications Of
founded
Of color osrion Of ssrade sufficiently
which
to al citizens Of e Up states who shall be otherwise
qualified The TONER opinion be dis
changed does guilty Of The voaoe
with which he charged snd for the for bis
the qualification OF applicant
laws West Virginia be not Ansvprable The Courts Of the Uud
StateS ! shall pass a ofdei TO this efrot.
The petitioner discharged.
The Republicans of the IVth Maryland Dis
trict have nominated John L. Smith for Congress.
The Hon. John +. Smith of Carroll County
has been nominated for Congress by the Republicans OF
the Iyth Congressional District OF Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
THE NEW DOMINION.

ARRIVAL OF THE MILITARY EXPEDITION AT FORT
GARRY-ORDER RESTORED WITHOUT BLOOD
SHED.
TORONTO, Ontario. Sept 1.-lntelligence from
Red River that the force under Col Woolsey
reached Fort Garry the Path Of August Rel was I'M
aware Of ts approach His followers appear to have fed
at onoe II ia stated that resistance contemplated
by Rie but opposed by hs followers. The Union JACK
was hOiscd the fort and royal salute fired ID hOno
OF the event No arrests have been made by Col WOODS
ey- orders Warrants have been applied for by private
persons members OF the late PROVISIONAL Govern
inent Great credit 10 Col Woosley for the safe
conduct without nshap IN 80 days from she
ban down to Fort Garry. Donald smith VINO accom-
panied the force has assumed possession Of the Hudsons
Bay COMPANY. property.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

An unknown man who was run over by an
engine the Hudson Railroad, near spuyten Duyyu,
Wednesday, died last evening at Yonkers.
The eighth meeting of the SaleswOmen's Early
Closing Association held last evening This organ
Zaon numbers 90 members and the officers are PTesl-
dent, Charles Wittenbeacher; Vce-President Miss
Meta Secretaries, Miss Josephine Crawford and Miss
Kate DOnnelly At the last meeting Committee was
appointed to the city, and induce the saewomen
who have not joined the Association TO give in their ad
herence. This Committee handed in their reports last
night, stating uniformly that, while the saleswomen
generally favored the movement they refused 70 FISK
their situations by engaging in II,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
MARYLAND
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DEcIs,os

BALTIMORE, Sept. lat Martinsburg West
virginia, On Monday last the Hon. Hugh L. Bond,
Jude OF the Fourth Judicial Circuit Of the Tuits s,ta
delivered an important opinion regard IN the regtr
tiOn Of voters John H. McIlwee, Registrar in Mineral
County, West Virginia had refused register one Akt,s
white citizen OF West Virginia, on the ground thai he
not qualified to vote under the laws OF he stt 10
OF his adherence 10, or participation In the late
Rebellion. On affidavit Of Alkire Regsrar McIlwee wa
arrested taken before the United States COmmI.ona,
charged with the violation OF the Of Congress-
proved March 81 1870 and In default Of bail he waA con-
ttSd Dy tho COMMISSIONER 10 at the neKt Tern,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
NEW-IERSEY-

Ex-GOv William A. Newell has been nOmi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans Of the lid Dis
tTct.
The Hon. John Hill is the Republican can
dldate fog Congress in the WITH District. Mr. Hill has
slready served two terms in Congress
The Democrats of the Vth Congressional
District had noisy and turbulent their COnven
non yesterday The Hon. Orestes Cleveland received
tns hSnihs'on The HobOken delegation had previously
ats ano delegates from the Ninth, Tenth, and
INemth wards OF Jersey City, and the seventh and
sVeifta Wsrds OF Newark did NOT vote
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

DOMESTIC MARKB1s
DETROIT Sept l-Four dull ~ for choice Wheat heavy BIis
81 q; No sl n Regular, ~ II Amber 81 Corn dull al
Barley sales % Genital
ST. T0bacco d ou al but good bright leaf Shen -
nominal Hemp unchanged Bagng and ope
Fall Superne ~ iS BI ~ N
a IS: Double - 75a rs IS Treble Extra s5 0G % d
Wheat declining Rel Fall l2a 81 IL strictly PRIME 81 10
No. 81 lsd 20 Com hesvy Mixed e5c Yellow 6Ie Prime
White re Oats dull 81 D42c sacked Barley dull at 10 Oo
unchanged HghFines dull AZ Ole Provisions du Mes
Pork s2s So BsconShouers ~ l4s Clear Rib lb9t
Clear Sides l8,c nominal Cattle aye sales AZ % %
n = Good TO Choice Live Hogs nrm 81 % Sd sO 90 ne
eepts-Four bbs Wheat 5000 bush Corn jo oasn JAS
800 bash. Barley. 90 bush. ..
Ga sept The Cotton mlrse' quet oa arne'
,ale. 80 bales ce lJO bales stock hand ~ bales
WLsNGroy " C. sept l-Spirits lurpentne Se strained
Rosh Srm a. 81 So $500 bb Crude TurpeDtne stesd' Cot
ton quiet aud steady; M.ddlngs lIe- -. r,, n
NEwORLElNs sept Four rmer superfne IS p Donos hI'
ta p; Treble Extra e2 ~ IS Oats hrme 81 Louis
Pork doll Mss Pork hei At so Hams "a 9zote Ls
fr Terce 1920 Other articles unchugei ~
chanre-SterIns GoL. ll6t. sght Drats premium
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
NEW-YORK.

The Lewis County Republican Convention
Yesterday unanimously declared Mr. Clinton L. Merriam
OF Locust Grove 10 choice the Republican can
didate for Congress in the XXth District now repre-
sented by the Hon Addison II. Latin. The other cOun
ties comprising the district Herkmer and Jeferson)
have not vet been heard from should they also declare
for Mr Merriam the people Of the XXth District may
congratulate themselves upon securing the services Of
worthy successor TO Mr. Latina gentleman at once in
telgent. capable, and honest.
The Republicans of the Ist Assembly Dis
trct OF Cattaraugus County have elected the Hon H.
vanarens the hon. A. F. Hawley and d. Lammil dele
rates 70 the Republican state Convention, and Con
ses.out egation favor Of the Hon. W l. Sessions
for Congress.
TuE SARATOGA CONVENTION OF VETERANS.
ROOM, or IRE WAR VETERANS UNION CLUB
BROOKLYN, \. y Aug. Is, 1870.
T. ne yor VeterqJS Of Neio- York County.
COMRADES: In pursuance to resolution
'opted At regular meeting this Club, held on the
yes tbrou ebout the state expressive Of views be-
leyng that the OF the Union Republican party
non require that determined effort be made TO elect
Abe nominees Of the coming saratoga convention 10 at
u.ns II the party We feel that none can do more 70
secure tins than the men ho having served IN the army
fu realize the work which the Republican party mas
oOne and has yet 70 Do Our united enort can secure
sO-0lute harmony and an earnest canvass. -,
n e returned soldiers not generally elected dele
Rbfations and Justly influence its action. While we
pr0pose 70 earnestly support the nominees We believe
thai al differences can be most easily reconced by the
of some good soldier, who shall represent not
faction within the party but the loyal idea for when
you and AL War Veterans fought during the ReDeulOh
We trust that you will meet us al Saratoga on sept
fOr mutual deberaiOB and request you 70 invite 10 our
gathering any army comrades who are Interested IN OD
taning old fashioned Union victory IN the approach
Ing pOntical contest.
We shall be pleased 10 receive expression OF your
epnOns relation to the above subject at your eafest
convenience. Your fellow soldiers
BreYet MaiOr-Cen. James JOurdan President BfeVet
HiOrCien T. B. Fowler Vice President; Breyet MAJOR
Gen. s. Cstlin VicePresident; Brevet Mslor-Gen T.
l. MOnoau1, Vice-President; Col. Julian Allen, Ifea-
surer; Brevet Col John Hall Recording Secretary; VIM
X Anderson, L. 3. ~, Financial Secretary Capt w
Selyage, Corresponding Secretary; Col VIM H. DE Be-
yoise, Chairman Executive Committee. Address the
Corresponding Secretary p. o. Box No. lS2 Brooklyn
n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
DIED

AypRgWS-Oa "Wednesday morning Aug 81. Frernck wasoa
Aslrv~. George and Kate Andrew. aged 10
The friends family invited the es services on
satusv morning 10 o'cloek the Calvary Bss Church
T.,uyA ri bet-een Fh aud srh rAsat iurher neios
BALDwINOn Thuriay evening sept Ebo- g. .BaAisu 10 Voc
Goth year oi nj. sge u the ae Enos Balds.A
No auer hereafter
CoX-At Lyinsstoa wsDesisy Aas u
sef.phina Coz widow the Heagy " Cos o. ksa
and daughter the late w. X Princr of Fahiag l. a.. a.
PuBeral fou her resieae- Fasssz 90 ssurir Wv
O'Clock.
Bsr - WI, pa,ca vi--se e,".,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Small bands of Carlists are still reported
scattered throughout spain but nghng Is reported
Oueen Olga of Greece was safely deliv
cred OF a daughter in Copenhagen, yesterday.
The rinderpest is spreading in the south
OF England
The bullion in the Bank of England has
iua,a,sed g6i9 90 during the week
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
What Did It.-bi

What Did It-LyOss maize hair soh lnrlrani
and T and HasAs Bss changed shat or complexion
This smphstezy the anguASe
f Al .ho fne head of hair and refined conperon
AZ, The greatest The ksthAroa and
Nno, Bam Ar, will give them yooand nothing else
III The Bau bloom o youth It makes d OF thirty appear
hut articles entirely asrusess s0i very pleasant
IT, .honL. .e / rarr-r /.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

pers sppear % iave gone into the war like Napoleon,
lily prepared but TIE Tribune from the first appears
10 have hsd corps OF correspo nfents orgsned, VINO
have succeeded IN getting specials and letters through
which have made fbf' sper the best war newspaper IN
either England An .Ica IL /, gratifying 70 sec 'ne
the leading neWspaplr.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

The cattle opened moderately cve and notwithstanding tue
Close Of the market yeeay the morning Pees ~ee
ay OF Ohio l4 n, brought
other as to quality brought 81 et SO 60 danA and Illinois sos
and Texas Canada realized their quotations The
% OF the Gead the receipts Of the week were eo cAr
,,anS, SheeP-But little doing owing eheny 70
~ s,p Of sold "a altc for lambs, aud 5 for
sheep Hog, gu-eJ. 10 shipping stock on hand