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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Ihe Democratic
State Convention met to-day in Elective Hall More
han eco delegates were present. The Hon. MI SAInlcr
WAS chosen President and J. II. OhCrt Secretary. The
Convention adopted resolutions rcitcrng Its faith in
The principles OF Democracy laid down by Jefferson;
.,oudemninc the usurpation Of power by Gen. Grant;
maintaining the importance of State Rights;
recognizing the Constitution with its amend
1nents" as the supreme law Of the land: denOuncng
takes having for their Cect "thc transfer OF capital
from one class section individual 10 another" Op
posing tho present tariff the Of many evils;
sailing a reduction VI taxes and smpIfcatiOn OF
tho ysteE advocating speedy return TO specie
payments and demanding Of CONGRESS full amnesty for
ALL" calling for laws protecting miners and operatives;
protesting against "Rquandcrng the public domain :"
.lVerriug that honor and dIy ankle require the hOuca
payment Of the public debt, and The faithful perform
anCe OF oil public obligation, more especially with
such Obligations as have been entered into
preserve and maintain national honor hut do not
admit that creditors, more than other entitled
would upon them rights neither intended war
Znnted by aCts Of Congress under which tic obligation OF
debt CIcltSd.
Additional resolutions declared all taxes and tariffs
levied Tor protection IOb c and called on Congress 10
establish Department Of Labor The following
also adopted:
Rsce That opposed aI lercby ard all
puOss WI Fea corntc. municipal AMI desire
Aoagh aiCl O Of tie slusI Government and state patronage
Inc convention nominated candidate Tor Congress
tlarge 5. S. Hayes of Chicago.
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TWO RAILROAD COLLISIONS IN ONE DAY.

MAUCH CHUNK, Oct. 4.-AnOther sad calam-
ty occurred to-day the Lehigh Valley Railroad few
miles above here, owing o detention caused by a
smashup last night near Penn Haven. The
express freight was behind time. coal train,
ha wing no knowledb Of the whereabouts OF me
freight ra passed the station and very soon the two
trains into collision when at almost full speed
Two men were killed outright, another cannot Ve and
two others shockingly bruised. All have families
and residents of this place This Is the second col
lision within "A hours.
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To THE FRIENDS OF CAPITAL REMOVAL IN THE
UNITED STATES.

1t is my intention to canvass tne onit leo
states this Fall and the ensuing Winter IN favor OF inc
removal of the National Capital to the Vaey VI inc
sissppi propose to visit every stA'e =,
,'ne "o Na,o, and It's Capital" and to distribute my
new p.mpnlet containing statement Of the argument
in favor Of the transfer Of the seat Of Government AZ
.a make no charge for tho pamphlet and charge no
admission fee to my lectures desire TO solicit the co
operation Of the friends OF Capital remo'a az
prominent place TO the extent OF engaging nl, Al
go li1os ~ any df the friends Of Capital removal
f. do m. NJ ,he earliest possible time' that may DO
ol IA orpap,ze nv Canvass l also ssk. ~ speciAA
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An UNFORTUNATE COMMITTAL OF THE
PRESIDENT.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. Allie Chicago Journal
gays President Grant, in conversation with friends
while in this city stated emphacay that to his knoW
edge the charges Of THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE against
Collector Murphy without foundation; that ne soes
70 reason for removing him when from personal know
sdre be REGARDED him CT for the place. and Will not
crafty the clamors Of those who have personal or
fsctious object in view.
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SPAIN.
SPAIN.
TIE CORTES VOTING FOR PRESIDENT.

TIE CORTEs VOTING FOR PRESIDENT.
MADRID Wednesday, Oct 4, 1871.
Voting commenced in the Cortes for Presi-
dent of that body Monday. After single ballot
which stood Bagasta, rs Ryero, lib, and Blank 3
the Cortcs adjourned.
King Amadeus has sent a Geographic dispatch to
Espartero at Longroho requesting him To form new
Cabtlet
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ELECTION FRAUDS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEN IMPLICATED.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Warrants were Issued
this morning for the Of several parties concerned
tn the assaults Election Canvassers at the meeting on
Monday evening and carrying off the polDooks several
oce officers are implicated the outrage. In one case
a Dolioe officer forced 10 give his books by
YOintng revolver ut his head.
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BFDPOnD-WPLcH-At BooklVr ~. on Tr's'V, ~. , lri
esdIce VI the Ondes parents b toe Rev Dr. JOsa
Be1fod 81 Nyei. y. 70 Lotuc L. WEIGH Of Bo1o. D. No
BOSTWlCKsPBNCBR0n Tuesday Oct Of the Church on bs
AcenSo1 By the Rev b. Van K Sas Bs'wek u Morris
ana to MARY o.. daughter Of Wm O. spencer Of ths city
GRRvES-HIyRS-on Tustay. Oct l the Chnh o. the Re-
temer BROOKLYN, By the Rev Charles Homer Lewis Grves
Mary Isabelle Syen, all Of BrOollgn.
sBAMANDARCLAYon wedned,v evening. oe,Obert By Rev
A Seaman. James A Seaman " Fannie c. BAclav.
SMIT-AGNBW-On Wednesday, October EinPtrenh-
the John Leod D. D. Elisha Of Liverpool
and Annie, daughter Of John 7. Agner Of this city.
SWARTZ-r ARPENTEK-At the Cena Presbytensn Church Of
Phsd pb TUESDAY Oct g. bT the Rev. Alexander Reed D. D.
Paul Ssa1 Of New iork to Eleanor T. Carpenter Of IhdepbA
WADSWORT- NCHARD-0u Tuesday, 81 Inst b. Rev HeBu
Ward e.cher Charles u. Wsdsvorh Clara L. Blanchard, al
Brooklyn.
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THE STATE OF Trade.


NrvoHIsA Oct I-Plonr; Medium ard Icy grades sap.
Isa assn: DoSbe Err. es - Treble KIt,s S1SsI
cSos. ssres sssSs't Pr,s. DAN Porl Sa bell =
sLss soste Choice Hams e. se lard eroe
ioieoie Ksg 2al7tc Sugar noae Aelayes seas, Ordinary
Rsetaed Choice 81 09t Conee-Phmt, 1H0Tc Excknge-
stsrhue i5ii; Esu.YGi sight premium. Cold iiil
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s5x w s, Tr; wn ,,sI y }' s .7gy
WITH 40 tons plaster.
spilbg ' " '' "
Scr Freedom. King Of and daT, vadsor p with pssiss
schr winner Nash 81 Joha N. B s Ays with lumber.
ocaf Gar. Mon on, Joggns n g. wh i1nber
scHooNHRs-RIyEE cotSTvsp
island Belle Port Johnson Willie yof1soa-
s,2innhs, Port Jobnso-. JpHa Rlsie por' JoAn'er
Nlage Queen Port Johnsoa N,ehinRsle, Port Johnsso
~ a. Blake Port JOhBsOn is1sc Border Por job
Arid, eet Joansoa H. D. Avery Port johnson.
Loon Pom johnson. Argelins. Peri JoLr soa.
Fair Wind, PohSOhason. jams Hoffman. Pot Joln
Helen Mar Port JOhnsol. n g. Wedmorr, Feul erB n q
Native, Hew-liaven hsrv Fir. Rockrot. Mss
u H. Mifis, Neg BetforL ! L. H.Di., norhport
American Chief kOcklaad hiDerys Pal
Crescent Lige. Casis NJ J fa1d'en Pembroke.
ONLY Son. Csriiner rvs RLEeihpot.
Nellie Scott. PROM lenoa Ben EorliHd Roe.ianf
John Stockham. Boston. joe Barrett RoekIor. hss&
Pavilion. Rankioft Charlie Nllhe. Fns!haVen
Ella Jane Bridgeport NJ. A. Tyler sonyrct
J, Paine Boston EcuIe Cushing Thq Aason.
sophis, Boston Florence I. Lockwood Bo-tcaL
Nile, kockland NouRt Hope. Kocklsrd
Hoen. SomersSt. D. x. Glnaee. Csids
Mary Pauow Spruce bead sunny Side. Eew-Iayes.
Madison Holmes, BRIDGEPORT tov E.rtn lTogifen,r
Ocean Queen EsntacEeI J L. Hobirnf1. ksnt1cket
ClTs Post Porichs Jo.CI hike B X owls, AIIisoA
NJ e Gaze M.ehi, IIe.t'r Porcb-fteY
p. c. Smith. Providence. Edsin. bridgeport.
g. j. Quincy Bridgeport.
DOMESTIC PORTS. 100.
CHARLEsros g. C., Oct L-SAilod. aeaI'h' "'''' "
fork. +, r.. Dill. -. .,o,io
rom Msrtpioss PsHed oat brig Caroline for hewforf
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana Oct l-Arivei steamship C1V NJ Herco 1mremh.
New.Yokj sal 9Th steasLp oiroaa IN b
ron Aeg.YOrk
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rYor other Ship Hes, Geo laird Page.I

TOT ObHSF oNIp Neb5 IHSFW fNBS'I
ARRIVED. M. -. -.
ss.sAs MORO C.ss Adsss Hav,nA Sept DO With "sss 'd
pssA . Atlantic Mall 5,esaship Co .C.r..,-r,, a.
Wreeking steamship Amanda RVyssnd Vsna tpPV'' w.
DAYS Coast Wrecking TO- =, 30 # "a 18th ma.
Br Mstus iNor PrIsr,n. Newport Bug, u days VIA ''
Iron. a. .,lh o.sa.
Brig Alpha (sf salooub rrOtOso. s.o 'as.re AaE :" ' ~
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favor Of the Press Of the country that tb, csrd NAV
have general publication: for which vii, sver n.
thankful Very respectfully. IN pv,w
ST. Louis NO.. Sept rs, 1871
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MARRIEU.

Parsons Pnraatve Pis-Best family phTde. Sbehsss
avalry toD lLOn PoSd hOses.
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Billiard Table ut Home for s20!P- ''' 'ni h'li,
No extra required Diagram mailed free ADJr NICHOLS
% Lib;ysL, mew-IOrA.
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FuLLHR & Co. % Dorl-st. Aew f1rh
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was initiated by placing upon the tho names OF
few gentlemen heretofore identified ,lth tne rean
blessings upon the hoads those who I'd 9rdanea
era OF good WIFI This Ia the peace which he u.sn
master brings to the slave-biddng him crouch
the lash and keep quiet 1t Is not the pesoo uhfd he
men crave, nor Ia u tho peace to which they will soml
1t 10 war for which the voice OF tire Murphy fa1on
cries and II war It wants doubtless be aec3nno
dated Upon It, however will rcst the responsibility OF
strife. The Journals which had advocated tho cause
Of the people against the Vaccinations Of the
Admn nn5sd satraRs had indorsed the nrkes
for good honest light against the common
Democracy from the high places It had dsgraced II
grievances they had thse grievances they were pre-
pared To waive until their eIIgent duty performed
just as they we're making ready to open their batteries
upon the common enemy they startled by tho shots
directed at them from within their own lines. These
shots they must return. They vndirste their own
integrity. 1t Is 10 encounter OF their seeking but they
craven to succunb before onset 30 oOus aud
uDprOyOked.
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TIM following we're elected Directors Of
S,,b Anil Western Railroad ysstxrasy, A. Body A. NJ
Ws n B.rI, ~ Knoll George Cecil William Kidd II.
VIM go. shell b. Chltrlden, II. Banks, A. stone II. h.
p " Ferris shepherd uAniy aud CSpron A. Bood
reelected Pe,dnti D. DuUnOod md A. Asdsr
PrusidAaL
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IS HIS NAME ON THE PAYROLL
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Oct "A bold thief en-
tered the banking Of Erickson Jennings and Num-
ford at noon to-day and snached package containing
sss in Canada money from ]. T. Briggs The thief es-
nnhA
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AN OUTRAGED PEOPLE DEMAND MURPHY'S
| REMOVAL.
Prom tn. 81. Iosi, R.,nb,,,n..

OR-GO.
From tn 81. EOsi, Repnb,tc1n
The Democrat will do an essential service to
the cause OF honest government II II will only follow up
the blow 1t thus gives, until President Grant shall have
decided that Murphy must refue the accusations A1nst
him. not merely by quibbng and evasion but to tie sat
isiacton OF the country, or yaCdte his post. Inc
public viii look with interest for the Pre- sidents acton In
the Murphy case viii he direct inquiry into
the factsi
Trcrn The Missouri Democrat
Under nj the circumstances II Is dicut 10 resist the
CONVICTION That not only Is Murphy unworthy Of further
confidence, Int sUIne people have culpaby helped 10
up LIS dIslOneS;ics nom ~ lIiteICat PROMPTS
t. publish them. 1t Is to be hoped that tho President
Will require without delay, that these weigy accuse
tons shall DO efuted TO the AatisatOn vi the country,
to silence the dispersion, that Mr.. Murphy shall
his post To receive the appointment OF the EX'
ant position the NewYork Collectorshp II ought
to suffice that charges Of crininaty simply fail to
be established. If such charges arc made they ouht
to be trumpanly rebutted to dissipate
pciOn. For u candidate Leeds to prove his
OF honor and honesty and not merely " fol
satIOn.
TIE MISTAKE OF TIE TIMES,
From Tie Pi'sbargh 'OnI9T 1uL
1t is q great mistake i'll The NclC- York Times
to stand up for Murphy after making 30 successful II
fight against the TaInmanyitca. The proof against the
former is not a whit lcss conclusive than against the
latter. Tie 1iLuCS could well afford to be CnnSiS mt
the imputatiun which for time II lodged against The
tribune, that 1t tardly TO tie support OF the
founded dwindCs into nOthngness in comparison with
the fact that lie Times openly suppo!. - Murphy The
Times has made mistake, to correct which there Is yet
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DIED..

Al Noti,a Of Marriages must be Endorsed w1h faiI
name and address
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Lie Ansoctauon Oh Ahcrich-
OFFICE. o, BROADWAY, NEW YORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
Safety return pOheyhoer Eeonony and ene nan
azement An pros equably divided amOss policy boder%
Psde, fair Surrender Value gusateed b charter
Every representatives IN the General Board
pi,e.on WILLIAM BARNES. Ae>ary.
C. r. Attorney.
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TELEGkaPuIC NEWS ITEM ).

Harris Coop Co.'S chair factory In Louisvie, ky,
destroyed by ire Thursday night. Loss, $4,000
sea seal was river, Bur
lnston yesterday and driven ashore y asnermen
captured
Jehn McGnn OF Ulster county N " was cus into pieces
Thursday night by passing tram while asleep the track
OF the Rondout and Oswego Railroad.
Charles H. CuYec, boy OF New Bedford yes
terday guilty of murder OF Benjaua Howard OF
westpor Mass
Charles Montgomery OF Leeds. Car ada, tell under train
at Whitehed, ". H. yesterday, and was instantly
killed.
The Phadephis Common Pleas Court has seventeen d.
yorce docket Fourteen unhappy wives
ana three dissatisfied husbands wish other anics
George Scarf and Nicholas Wilson, OF the fishing schooner
on tho banks while setting trowis.
caused by ks from locomotive. caught IN the
woods Auburn "Wednesday and burning Over
twenty acres OF wood has been destroyed.
Allegheny Commandcry of Knights Templars.viT leave
Pfsburg Pa. tho 3s. ns start their extensive
party, no win be in Now by The pro-
posed tour will occupy about four months.
violent tornado and h,a sAorm passed belt OF
land mile wide New Keut Virginia. yesterday
Trees and houses blown down. persons the
knocked senseicss By haustones Hail formed
places nine Inches deep. The entirely
soyed -Four years sge simar tornado passed over the
sAme belt OF ianx
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Personal Intelligence.


Governor Jewell, Of Connecticut. is domiciled at
the Fifth Avenue.
Ex-Congressman ]. v. L. Pruyn, OF Albany, is So
journing AZ the Brevoort House.
Judges John Christian and W. T. Joynes, Of vir-
g1nia, have apartments at the Grand Central.
Erastus Corning, OF Albany, arrived yesterday at
the st. Nicholas.
General sacxett OF the United States Army, is
guest at the Fifth Avenue.
General II. Lyman, Of Boston, Is quartercd at the
Holman House.
Andrcas Garcia and J. Miranda, OF Havana are
stopping nc the New York Hotel.
John B. Alley, OF Boston, Is residing a. the Aston
House.
General william G. Ely, OF Connecticut, is a So
journer at the Fifth Avenue.
Erwin Davis, OF San Francisco, is among yester-
days arrivals at the St. Nicholas.
d. Stewart Dennison, OF Missouri, is residing at
inc Grand Central.
q. II. Pendeton. OF Washington, Is a guest at the
st. James.
General o. o. Robinson. OF Pennsylvania, Is dom-
ctled at the Fifth Avenue.
George Jerome OF Detroit, is q guest at the ST..
Nicholas.
.. A. Potter OF the United States Army, has quar-
tiers at the Albemare Hotel.
Clement March, OF Massachusetts, is abiding at
the Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Major p. NJ. Haverty and i've children were
among the passengers by the CITY Of Baltimore for
Europe on Thursday,
<, Justice Bruce and Assistant Attorney General s.
G. Burke, OF the judicial stan Of the colony Of ia
maica leave to-day IN the steamer City or Paris for
Iyvor
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M e x I o o.
Success Of the TampiCO RevO-
lutiOnists.
Intrisues Of the Rival Presidential
Candidates.
GENERAL REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

CITY or MEXICO, May IL, 1871.
THE TAMPICO REBELLION.
Tampco continues In q state OF revolution. The
town Ia defended by force OF 4Ou men, who have
had several fights with the federal troops outside
the walls
FORMIDABLE LERDIsTO MOVEMENT.
General Rocha, Escobedo's right hand man. has
left San Luis Potos for TampicO profcssedly to sup
press the revolution but is suspected OF an inten-
ton to organize the revolution in favor OF Lerd0
and 10 obtain command of the federas; also to aid
In the effort now making corrupt and divide the
army
INTRIGUEs or RIVAL PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
1t is believed there will be no Presidential election
by the people, and that the choice OF President win
devoive upon Congress, which, 1t Is expected. VIII
be largely composed OF the partsans OF Lerd0
Juarez Is using the public funds ana Lerdo his own
private funds to accomplish the purpose OF the Pres
dental campaign.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
Whoever may be elected, his opponent will inau-
gurate revolution ana assume the Presidency ny
force OF arms The friends OF Porario Diaz are
powcress IL Amasona IS their leader. and ne is
handling the party In favor OF Lerdo. rupture Of
the Lerdo and Daz parties Is Imminent
THE DISTURBANCES IN GUERRERO.
In Guerrero the political disturbances continue
and there exists among the congressional factions
great hatred for each other.
PREPARING FOR THE ELECTION.
The Legislature Of san Luis mas authorized Esco.
bedo organize force of 1000 men, In anticipation
OF election riots
In Guadalaara the troops tmpeded the voting and
many persons were wounded.
The general condition OF the republic IL the usual
turmoil
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

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THE PACIFIC COAST.

New Trial Moved for by Mrs. Fairs
COunsei-The Northern Pacific Ruilrcnd-
Receipts Of Wool for the New York Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 1871.
Mrs. Fairs attorneys have filed u lengthy bill OF
exceptions on application for new trial. 1t charges
errors OF ruling the court and misconduct OF the
jurors, and brings forward newly discovered evi-
dence, apparently not OF important character. The
general impression Is that all the points will be
overruled.
The first spike Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
was driven at Kaiama, Oregon, yesterday, with APP
prOpriate ceremonies.
Ralph Waldo Emerson left Tor the East this morn
ing.
Congressional Representative A. A. Sargent made
q speech at the WOman's Rights Convention last
night, endorsing the movement.
Fifty thousand pounds OF Australian wool received
by the Lady Cairns are TO be shipped for New York.
Two hundred thousand pounds more route.
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TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 10 1871.
In the House OF Lords to-day Earl Russell con-
sented to postpOnement OF the discussion on the
American Treaty until the 10th OF June. to await the
arrival OF the Official papers,
THE CRIMES IN wESTMEATH.
In the House OF Commons tins evening Mr.. Mar
tin resumed his speech against the governments
Irish policy. He condemned the suspension OF the
operations OF the writ OF habeas corpus He argued
there was more crime In Lancashire than In West.
meath vet suspension Of the writ In England was
not dreamed OF.
General debate followed.
SUMMARY ACTION REcoMMENDED.
Mr.. Dowse pointed to the increase IN the number
OF acts OF violence in Westmeath since the passage
of the Peace Preservation act and urged the sus-
pension OF the habeas corpus as the only remedy.
TIE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
An amendment. designed 10 kill the government
BILL rejected by majority or 1923, aud the sec.
ond reading was ordered by o52 majority.
HOME AGAIN.
Her Majesty's steam Frigate Gaatea, Captain His
Royal Highness, the Duke OF Edinburgh. has ar
rived in English waters from trip around the world
WRECK OF AN AMERICAN BARK.
The crew Of the bark Gothen, from Philadelphiu,
wrecked Off the American coast, were rescued by q
British snip and landed to-day mt Penzance.
THE UNPoPULAarrY or THE INCOME TAX.
Mr.. Chadwick moved an inquiry into the opera.
lions of the income tax.
He denounced the tax and cited against 1t
number of authorities on puplic economy and the
adverse petitions OF forty-four chambers OF COM
MERGE within the United Kingdom.
Mr.. Lowe opposed the motion, and It was not
agreed to.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MAnKrT.-LoNpos, May Ia5 r. M
Consols closed at % tor and 93 for .the
United States hvetwenty bonds, 1852 s0s 1861 DID, aO
1857, 92tS ten-forties, Sste.
4:3O r. MThe market closed shade easier. Miidng up
lands 7J5d middling Orleans I'D The sales of the
have been 1900 bales including 1900 Tor export and spec
laton The stock of cotton at bound TO this
lsi 900 bales OF which 100000 Sales
ton on ship named Charleston Savannah have
made 7Sd for middlnss, and DO. at New Orleans d
for middlings.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKrr-LrvTRrOoI, May
1Wheat l3s Id GENITAL for California white and lis
Sd. lis sd. for No 2to No. new red Western spring
Corn for The receipts of wheat
this mort for three days have been 2O0 quarters
of which 1900 were American. .
LIVERPOOL PgopuoE MARKEr.-LTvERrooL, May H.
REFINED petroleum. 17,Sd. per gallon. =
LIVERPOOL Provision NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Aay 10
Pork SIS. 3D. per bbl. for extra prime mess.
COTTON MOVEMENT
LIVERPOOL, May laArrlved, ship MarchInon from New
Orleans March 30 with a45o bales ship Nonantm, from
New Orleans April with aiN bales; ship Rowansree from
New Orleans March o. with 203 bales steamer Java from
New York NAV TO- with $50 bales; steamer City Of ashng
ton from New May with sos bales steamer City of
Dublin from New York May 4, with S3 Dses steamer Juan,
from New Orleans April 20 with 2,S4! bales - .
MANCHFsTER TR ApF REroBT-MA NCuEsTER, May l9-
4 r. M--Tne market for yarns and fabrics u duh.