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wheai quiet bu, armsr The were about ss 900
~ g; ss1';s rcd ds sns. q .mSsr Ss Nc 81
S:s $; :s - ;:ss :;
sd 'ss q or sale
WE sas &
quiet held ~ u VI 81 Us for state and SIC So. for
market remained quiet. but rate, showed
. nS sh.ns = sSn,nSE sm ~ The .
their viswa There inquiry Tor vessels for
ss'psS9 % %;ssn su:S.: :S ls. Sss, \:
rs s.'s' d4ss.sn s 4 SsI
sarss msrs A ms % s CGrf Is. e, ors:r: g.
csFssr c s.sss S R,y,: & q decline e .Soo,
~ Rcn.ssssTh. @ m.rts. was quiet. .w,.hou. poc.ab,.
pcss The stock cSb! Ss o forso sI,
DO 1nas sSs and ,sS 0cs y. Sbs
Sic. &c., Cuba muscoyado refining ssc: S7c Cuba mus
s s.% es osss. s.5'S sS s English
.o s %sssss extent % 81 acd' Se
rs ss. Ts' pae and aT aw ys Mn
neg leccd The sae at sa Sofor Wilmington Cit,
'oils-ilnsssd though quis. steady soc Sic IN
casks and SIC s2c bbs Lard without notceabs q
saye: favor as, oriss he part % Of
20 realize Winter was offered at SHE soc. with small
Fsh oils dull and neglected.
marTe, Tssrs or dull but
No for month"; but buyers generally demand con
% so remained saa although s was no
Ing doing TO establish prices quoted nomnay At lc for
do dn and neglected. We quote nominay sc asc Therss
moderate INQUIRY lo n"ph,ss en, We learned Of
city There were no sales Of refined reported A. the creek
The a. S sos ,os S q g on
steady uuder moderate inquiry Tho sales tor balance
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DILL.


The Southern list was dull, but tho leading bonds
at the close show little Improvement IN prices
outside the South Carolinas which were pressed
Tor sale at lower quotations. The following were
the closing street prices Tennessee ex coupon.
"a 90; DO. new, O. 66; Virginia, ex coupon, 80
AGO; do. registered stock, old 4s o 60; do. sixes
consolidated bonds, 59x q COZ; do skies, deferred
scrip. Is a 20; Georgia skies, 80 . So; do sevens
Doao2; do sevens, gold 90 90; North Carolina. ex
coupon 3s q 40; do. funding, 1884, 80 81; do.
do, 1883, % 30; do. new, 20 q q; do. special
tax, 15H II; Missouri sizes, oa;S %; do. Han
niba and St. Joseph, % q "a; Louisiana skies, 81
70; do. new, IS 62; do. levcc skies, 06 70;
do. DO. eights, IS 81; DO. do. eghts, 1876 10 80;
do. penitentiary sevens 81 10; do railroad eights
as so Alabama Aves G5 90; do. eights, os . 100;
do. etghts Montgomery and Eufaia Railroad, 90 a
a6 South Carolina skies, ~ a IS; do. new, Janu.
ary and July, AK "A; do. do, April and october,
Il 43; Arkansas sixes, funded, "a a ST.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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1ror future delivery b.ss low middinE the .ales
y lisc l.oo At lsc 200 is l5Sc October Sovsm
Ssr hSS e1sh :. a. ,sc sovs%bsr 200 At lssc Loo
y isc eco At lsc December 800 lec s0o 10 ilsc
g0 at lsc March 100 at $780, se Al Issc; April i0 al
2yo Saiea To-day-Qctober 300 at lsso., 200
lssc November 100 :. lsc so al9,sc 5OO At iS sisc
cember 800 each. a. ls'c. tsgsher; December. loo At
i li5c iso, si 10 Lie, soS .. 10y Iso. :;
January 1900 at February, 100 At issc. March,
together April, go 2oc Exchansed paid excssnSs
leo November for 100 January Total IS0OO bales; Grand
total 25 900 bales The average quotations yes,erdays
fcrward deliveries were:-October, 1900 November,
is SOC March, 1880. April, zoe We quoe:-
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter to six O'Clock p. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY. Oct 19-5P.M
CorToN.-Adverse reports from Liverpool and full rc-
ccts the further depressed market for cotton
the spot and rendered values Irregular Tho
subjoincd quotations show decline of 10 per lb on al
grades but learned of sales Indicated
of fully &c per h. The demand sources was very
light large speculative business contaminated In fu
ture deliveries but generally prices Tho sales re-
ported on Change up n follows:-
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month aggregate $500 bbs refined standard white at axe
less return Shipping cude quiet but steady At lshc
sls Packages lard ss[ bb and and lS6 kega The
market for pork ae easier for spot but without
500 hs for 500 bbs FOR December both saes
= sls % IN obsng lots abou. $50 bbs mess sold for
q boxes long clear SPOT at &c. We quoteshort clear
SSSc; long DO. 80 ssc short RIB &c. long ao &c sAc
Birmingham. Sc. ac. Lard quiet but Sales 500
.ercss Western a Oc cash also 500 isrces for pscspbeT
Beef was quiet and unchanged We go sii;
ss ss Beef ham: % wsr: quiet and steady.
= e. but p: was as
not upon prices consequently business light
W ss,, M SssE: s. 's:I sss
ana short cut io,sc &c. do sugar smoked.
or 1E IN %. sa .n
uosed a ssc soc for choice State Bic for
scson, sa nc for choice Welsh aud zoe ssS for DO
unchans quoted at lsc lsc for fancy State fac
~ tor 70 isGe: as & Sr ssd so SS
0sTns was %s to small a. eel and s.:
ssa1 c.sona Il as oI .ser ior ana
.as. G sn
300 boxes fully fair refining q skc. 7Oo hhds. CEN
,ugs a = lGs Sc and sso9 Soas. caysd ss.rons No.
FOR hard ana i2Ac. ior 4. We quote:-cub.-
sHC III 70 sooa soossy sscp ssGn'na Prime % e
snoiss S i csntSss nG Ss. haS' and boxes
isdo. 4c sc Havana Boxes Dutch standard, Nos 70
ss s 49, ~ 10 e Y 81 o d0 ID - 3 81 rs sle
grades SIC skc do grocery grades s.:e lie. Brazil
standard Nos. 10 10 ia $50 idc Maniis-superor and
extra SUPERIOR TIC. $50 Aessrs. G. AmAnn Co. up
Stock cAscerained BY actual
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POLITICAL.

poLlTlCAL BANNNRs, FLA1s, TRANsPARENcIEs
street. corner OF Broadway
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WATCHES, JEyvEIRY, &c.

A FRENCH WOMAN, ABOUT TO GO To EUROPE
~ wishes TO sell very pretty Bracelet TO assist paying
for her Addcss EuRoPE, boz ls2 Herald Uptowa
Rranch oaes, l.}06 Bf0alxAI.
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s23, coo, mostly silver.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER,

Auc EuIOpeau steamer TOOK out small shin
ment-about SEA, ooo mostly silver.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER
The government list was heavy under continued
vales, which are supposed to represent conversion
Of assets by the insurance companies. The decline
In gold also assisted the downward tendency OF the
market, prices at the close this evening being for
come issues hardly y per cent better than those
reached during the "brcakn las: week. the follow
Ing were the closing street prices this evening"
United States currency sxes, 1lOH l1ok; do. do,
1851, registered 114ss 1147l; do. do coupon, l16X
n 49, do. nvetwentles registered May and No
vember, lo9h lilo; DO. dO 1852. coupon, do,
i131s 114iI do do, 1854, do. do, l13t . l1aX;
do do. 1885, do. do, 1131< ll41f; do do, regis.
sercd January and July. liz 1l2A; do do, 1866,
coupon do, 1l2H ll2i<; do do, 1857, do do,
II2,s L2ss; do. do, 1855, do. do, 1928 lI2yi;
10. ten-iorties registered lOs 1osX; do. do, cou
pom, l0sa 1857. .s.e,. .w--
60 STOCKS UNSETTLED AND STRONG.
The stock market was strong, with considerable
Improvement in Reading and Pacific Mail. The
short interest grew sensitive with the relaxation in
the money market, and "cornerr In Beading,
which stock cost as much as v per cent for use in
deliveries to-day suggested the danger OF similar
embarrassment elsewhere. Reading suddenly ad.
vanced 70 10S Pacific Mail to 44S and the general
list from to TX per cent. The Treasury sale OF
Two millions Of gold, by promising to rob the
money market OF portion Of the benefit conferred
by the extra purchase OF bonds on Wednesday, pro-
duced nurry in the afternoon; but the very easy
terms for money at three O'Clock restored the
market to steadiness and strength, the closing deal
nRs in most Of the Inst being quite nearly at the
best figures Of the day, particularly IN Northwest
Lake shore and Ohio and Mississippi. New Jersey
Central rallied to l0A
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
Tie following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the dav:-
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
u Passports the Department of state issued by A. c.
wILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, Al Chambers
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
- CUNARD LINE.
Saturday, October 81, at IL 80 A. NJ.
ALGE Sails Saturday, October 2S, at aP. ".
Cabin passage, $50, gold; steerage $3.50, currency.
steerage passage 10 New York, $g4.
For freight cabin passage apply at No Bowling
For secrage passage apply at Ill Broadway Trinity Build
Ing CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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A NCHOR LINE.
N Steamers Wednesday and saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling al Londonderry to land mails and passenger
Passengers booked and forwarded and from all railway
Britain, Ireland Germany, Norway,
den or Denmark and America safely, speedily comfort
aply and cneaply as by any other route or line. =
The NEW DEPARTURES
FROM GLASGOW. YORK
sat,rv sept yl........ CALEDONIA sat'y Oct q
Wrd'y Oct .SW EDEN .wedy, Oct. %
Saty Oct Saty oct. %
and every Wednesday and Saturday the reafter
from pier 20 North River, New York. at noon
Rates OF passage, payable IN currency,
. to Liverpool, Glasgow Derry
First cabin 800 and $75, according to location.
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve monhs securing
best accommodations, xlJQ.
intermediate, S.t3; steerage, $sS.
Certidcates at lowest bouh here by those
Wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable presentsion.
Apply at the company's Offices TO
HENDERSON BRO THEIRS, No Bowling Green
the patrons amt the pubic tho
Anchor Line hive opened branch once Ct q Broadway
where bes,dsa ocean tickets rrroad tickets to rail-
station West and South bs purchased ss
he
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY's LINE TO
California, Japan and China,
carrying Mails, Passengers and Freight
Kingston, jamaica, santa Martha and Greytown,
aud Pacific Coast OF Mexico,
Central America, Peru
Steamers leave 18th Sth OF MONTH except
those dates fall on Sunday, then the day previous.
viii pier ~ North II O'Clock for Aspinwai
direct connecting ut Panama with steamer SACRAMENTO
a.. sos sn also AZ
American aud south Pacific ports: Fsighs for last named
steamer AMERICA viii leave San Francisco November
for Japan and China FOR rates Of passage freight and all
further apply at compsn ye Raw yn ,nc per
TOR FERSANDINA, JACKsONvILLR, TALLAHAs-
and AL points on the Florida, and Jacksonville,
seamshp ASHLAND, Captain Moore, sails Saturday, 90
tober 81, at r. NJ, from pier ~ North River.
Through bills OF aiding 10 all points in Florida Excellent
Messenger accommodations
Insurance one-haf per cent.
fos freight or passaFas,, srpx .sn 20 ,ow
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail steamship Company.
sailing regularly every Thursday yociock r. NJ pre-
c,se y, from pier No. North River
MoRRO CASTLE. Captain Il. Adams (via Nassau. . Nov
COLUMBIA, Captain II. Van
For freight or PASSAGE apply to A. ". DIMOCk Pres-
r,ExAs LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS s-TouCu.
The XII steamship cry 0F HOUSTON, Captain Penninx
ton ., pier 20 East River. will leave Saturday Octo
Tnroueh bin. Of adng given Houston To all points
on galveston, Houston aud Henderson, aud Il. b. T. and
For freight or ps.'Hacfs ,YL CO.. s s..,.. ,...
o. 70 v. r. CLYDE, ~ Wal sres
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TAPscoTT's EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Eek
change oce.-Pssssee from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly steamships Also from Liverpool and
Iondeu by weekly sailing packets Drafts Of 81 up.
Wsrds Available In any part Great Britain Ireland Il
the lowest rates vt TAPsCOTT bNOInEhS CO'Si
s6Soutn street. New York
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NTOTIcE.-NARRAGANSE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In Fall River Line. III IN
Change of Time
On and after MONDAY October 49, 1871 steamers BRISTOL
and PROVIDENCE, forming the line Bos,on via New
port and Fall River,
will leave at 4 p. NJ,
instead Of s, as heretofore.
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ITO CARPENTERS.
i OYFIoE or COMMISSIONERS EMrG1ArroNl
THE STATE OF NKw YORK,
CASTLE GARpES, Oct 18 1871.
Sealed proposals. for repairing hospital wards and putting
200 feet OF fencing Wards Island will be
ceived at The olces of Commssioners Of Emigaos.
Castle Garden, until the 2lst Inst.
specifications AZ the ohce or the Supe1or
tendent, Castle Garden.
Proposals win be marked proposals for Repairing Hos
pal Wards and Fencing and addressed to the commit
tee who reserve right reject any and AL bds
deern ed for the ,ueres OF the Commission.
WIN. X. BARR, Chairman;
FREDERICK setback,
ANDREAS WILLMANN,
OF Committee Repairs AID Supplea
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATTOU
" Of the State of New York, Castle 1srden Oct Id 1871
Sealed Proposals for erection Of Gas Works Warts
Island the piping connected will be received
the Offices OF the Of Emigration. Castle
Garden, until Friday, the 10th inst
The plans specifications may be at the supern-
tendents office, Castle Garden
Proposals will be arkef Proposas FOR Gas works an4
addressed TO the undersigned-
The Committee reserve the right TO reject
not deemed for tho interests of the Commission.
FREDERICK SCHUCK,
JAMES 3. NICHOLSON.
ISAAC BELL,
Special Committee
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INSTRUCTION.

II IsToRY, MORAL PHILOSOPHY ANE GEOLOGY
IL Atpupll's residence bv Professor DE LAToUR A.
dress 226 East Thirty fifth street
THE MESDEMoISELLEs CHARBONNlER, FORMER
y Of France the Gates OF Psris) desire to inform
the public Of New York and vicinity that they have opened
their French institution. Ladies Seminary for boaraess
scholar 35 East street, Mad
Park English viii be carefully taught,
but institution viii be essentially French. Please
circular, tcrnss &c. to Mesdemoigelao
CHARBONNIER. 35 East Thirty -hfth street.
rrEACHEk wANTED-GOvERNEss, FOR MUSIC, AC.l
also several go9s vocaists SSi surnuops :.
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NATIONAL LINE
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
from pier AZ North River.
DENMARK Andrews. SATURDAY, October a. 10 A.
ENGLAND Thompson. Saturday, Oct. 2S at r.
Passage 10 Liverpool, Queenstown London direct =
Cabin, *.6 and $6s; seeraGe $2a currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown
Londonderry and Glasgow, $sa, currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys oice 69
Broadway. +. w. j. HURST, Manager
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Y,HE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANY'5
i iron mail steamship
WESTPHALIA,
Captain H. 2. Schwensen, will sail October a. 1871,
r. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth, London
Cherbourg and Hamburg
First Cabin, 3l20; Second Cabin, 872 Stecrage 0 gold
payable In United States gold
The VANDALIA viii leave for Hamburg extra steamer
October %, and take passengers at the usual rate
The HOLSATIA viii sail October 81, 1871.
KUNHAKDT CO., y. B. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, N. Y. No. Barclay street, N. Y.
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TRAVELLEis.s' GUIDE.

TRAVELI.isissS' GUIDE.
LBANY AND TROY-REGULAR LINE-AT6 r. n
IA from pier North River Spring street, Fare 51 cents
on alternate nights. Steamers VANDERBILT and CON-
NECTCJT Returning, leave Troy At r. NJ, and hbsny
TOR TROY DIRECT, LANDING AT ALBANY.-TH1
IL elegant light draught steamboat NEVERSINk leaves
pier ST. loot OF Franklin street. North river Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock r. NJ, making ceraio
connections with all tho early for the North and Wsk
T. III anita
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ter OF Augustus r and Hattie r. Rockwell, aged
Funeral services on Friday, 2osh nt one r. NJ, at
their residence No. 90 Hart street. Remains will he
taken to Albany for interment.
R0wE--On Wednesday evening, Oct0oer ls JAMES
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, at the Churcn of the Messiah, on Saturday,
at four O'Clock.
SOHKKLE.-On Wednesday morning, october 49,
at two O'Clock, HENRY SCHEELR.
funeral from his late residence. ID Hester street.
corner of SUFFOLK on Friday Afternoon at two O'Clock
SHAsLEY.-On Wednesday, October IS, OF apo
plexy MICAHEL STANLEY, native OF the parish OF
Anaduf, county Lcit1m Ireland. In the SD year OF
his age
funeral, from his late residence. 800 East Thrtyrst
snHw.-On Wednesday, October IS, SARAH, widow
OF Andrew and mother Of Alexander l.. Shaw, aged
rs years and months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
Hearom ESQ., West Mount Y Vernon g TINS
morning, october 10, At nine O'Clock.
SIBELL.-On Tuesday, October ~, WILLIAM r..
SHE'LL. IN the DIST year OF his age
The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral without further notice. from his late resi-
dence, 81 Second avenue. on Friday, October 90 at
sroUGHroN.-At Morrlsania, on Wednesday, Octo.
ber 49, OF dphtheria JoHS, eldest son OIL Charles and
se nvsd pgea g asS is , m
fathers house, today tFriday), at O'CLOCK p. NJ
vARK-On tuesday morning, October II, Mrs.
daughter OF the late Rev. Elias Cooper for many
years rector or Sc Johns churcn, Yonkers.
me relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral, IRON the residence OF :. X. COmstock 264
Lexington avenue; on Friday, the 10th nst at half
past ten O'Clock. The remains will be taken 10
Yonkers for nerment.
wARREN.-on Thursday, October 10, 1871, AL.
MIRA WARREN.
The friends and relatives are invited TO attend the
Iuneral from her iainers residence, John II. War
rem a52 sixth avenue, tins (Friday) evening Octo-
Der 20, at eight O'Clock.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
y ryIng the United states mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
COLORADO, Freeman.... October g. at r. NJ
WISCONSIN, Williams. i, At 80 A.
From pier 46 North River.
Cabin passage. x70 gold steerage, $3.50, currency.
E Prepaid tickets $33 currency.
Passengers booked and from Paris, Hamburg Norway
and Sweden, &c. Drafts Ireland, England, France and
Germany At lowest ratel. Apply To
WILLIAMS A GUION, 20 Broadway,
O'DoNOvAN ROSSA, Branch oflce, POS Broadway.
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SAN DOMINGO.
s-sut Backs Dowu lBgIOrlously-Hs Has
40 FsiiCy to EHfSro Against tbs viii
tf The People.

4aRTFORD. April 4.-The follow
inc dispatch has been received by eI-
Governor Hawley from Washington
- The President viii accompany the
Transmission of the San Domingo
Commissioners report to Congress
next week with 2 message, in which
he ssvs. in substance, that had the
subisct received a fair treatment when
the last treaty was rejected, ne WOuto
not have asked its further C0nslQera-
tiOn: but believing It had not been
fairIv presented to the country and the
question having become complicated
with charges and destinations foreign
70 its merits, he desired full lnVestl-
cation e the hands Of Congress, which
6ss been had with results vindicating
fbe corrections Of his public policy,
and disavOWs all charges OF improper
action in the Investigations. he dOes
not ask for action now, but transmits
the report for the information OF Con-
gress and the country, still adherlng
Ia his opinion and desirability for an
nexatiOn, but with no further recon-
UendatfOns. He feels confident that
81 the country desires this object, II
will be accomplished; and that Con-
1ress. in the exercise Of its cOnsttu-
tioDaI duty, viii indicate that desire
by advising the treaty 70 be made.
He does not by any meane abandon
his own views, but leaves the f6sPOn-
ribility Of further action upon Con-
gress. He repeats his original declara'
ton, that be has no policy TO enforce
against the will Of the people.
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TELEGRAMs

The Joint High Commission vii
play out with April.
The weather is alarmingly dry anC
warm in San Francisco.
Queen Victoria visited Emperor Ma
p )leOn at Chiselhurst yesterday.
The second meeting OF the Peace
Conference was held in Brussels yes.
tsrdsy.
Blutwen win sell eight millions o.
g0id and buy ten millions Of bonds
this month.
frisco is being shook up again,
They had a shock Of earthquake there
yesterday.
The Ku-KluX bill was discussed BY
GOlladsy, OF this State, in Congress,
yesterday.
Lyons, Republican, is, OF course.
elected Associate Justice of the Iowa
Supreme Court.
SenstOr Warner, OF Alabama. sWesrs
be didn't steal the University fund,
and had nothing TO do with the land
stealing from the State.
James MOrrissey (nO relation Of the
pugiIstic member of Congress), in a
lit Of insanity, shot and severely
wounded Father Terry, a Catholic
priest, at Ottawa, H., yesterday.
Wade is stopping with Chandler
and Howe with Sumner. The Quid
nuncs about Washington say this
argues two reports on San Domingo
and crOss-purpOses among the Com
missiOners.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

LOUISVILLE, April 4.-The river
is still falling, with 6 feet large in the
chute. Weather cloudy and mild.
Business very dull. Arrived: Ajax
and barges, from New Orleans. De-
parted: Indiana, for st. Louis; Dick
Fulton, with y coal boats; NatcheZ
and Nightingale, for Arkansas river ;
Robert Mitchell and Anna, for st.
Louis. The Virginia was delayed,
and leaves tomorrow for New Or
leans.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-The river
is stationary; with 80 feet bridge
space. Business fair. Weather warm
and threatening rain.
New ORLEANS, April 4. - Ar
rived: Commonwealth, from St.
Louis. Departed: Pauline Carroll,
for st. Louis; Alaska, for Cincinnati ;
Mary Houston, for Louisville.
CAIRO, April Port list: Nellie
Beck, Pittsburg to st. Louis, 10 pm. /;
Pink Varble, White river to Louis
vile, 4 am. James Bigley, Pittsburg
to New Orleans, 7 am; Charleston,
Vicksburg to st. Louis, am; Glen
cOe, New Orleans to Louisville, 10
am; Tom Reese, New Orleans to
Cincinnati, IL am; P. W. Strader,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, 2 pm. /;
John KilgoUr, Louisville to New Or
leans, 2 pm; City of Chester, st.
Louis to Memphis, Bpm; Quickstep,
Evansville packet, 5 pm; Robert
Burns, Cincinnati to Memphis, 7 pm.
River fell inches. Weather clear.
Mercury 70'.
ST. LOUIS, April 4. - Arrived: {:
Grand Tower, from Memphis; City of
Vicksburg, from Vicksburg. De
parted: Olive Branch, for New Or
leans; Belle st. Louis, for Vicksburg.
The river is still falling. Weather
clear and warm.
VICKsBURG, April 4. - Passed
down: Natchez, pm. Passed up:
Susie Silver, / O'Clock last night; I'M
porter, 8 pm; Messenger, 9 am. /;
Colorado, pm. Weather warm and
clear. River stationary.
NASHVILLE, April 4.-The river
is falling, with s feet on Harpeth
shoals. Weather fair and pleasant.