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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-04

The cheapest place in Ottawa to buy boots and
shoes is at ID. Basore's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-04

Undoubtedly the largest stock Of candies t.
be found in the county is at Hess bakery.
\ full supply Of the pew kinds Of school book
can be fonnd at Osman & Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-04

". K. Stewart will do work in town or coun
try at grangers' prices. shop in rear Of Dickey',
jewelry store on Columbus st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-04

Tables .ne benches to rent for state Eair, q
II. Wsltber's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-04

Piergue'. dining hail is the test in town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-04

Frall. and candle., d Plergae'..
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE STATE C1NYASS.

The defeat of Mr.. W. l.. Sessions by the
nommaig Convention seems to have pleased inc l'c-
paOlicans and disappointed The Democrats
Gov. 1ilden has ceased to be an incendiary
aud rufian Tie Republican papers aie letting hin
severely alone.
Senator Daniel II. Cole of the NNlAth Dis
ict is assured of renominatiOn The delegates from
t,o three counties composing the district are all IN
slucted 10 vote for him. In iLcse Instructions are
oOeyrd the denominations Un te RcpuDcah sIde WI" III
cude .lessrs OOdln Sekreg wagner, ana 'ole'
Josiah X. Brown, Democratic candidate for
the senate from Utica, began tie study of law in the
office OF Francis herman lie City Attorney of Utica
for number of years. The nomination came e. INN
after being declined by Gen T. L Sherirai' member Ol
Assembly, and the NOH. Ahidin Il. weaver
The Democrats of the XNINth District have
done themselves credit by nominating as the opponent oil
senator sokreg the Hon Geo ". Schuyler Mr. sehuy-
Ter will make honest and irreproachaolc member VI
Reform Senate and deserves the sufaScs OF all good
citizens He was the Republican State Treasurer from
aga to sos and the Republican superintendent OF the
Rank Department from 1866 10 1870. Iic became d
I1per9l aud. the antics OF MI McGalrc ad b'ch urc-
src he would probably have been MADE II cahef oi ie
last Assembly Mr. Schuylcrs election VIII "o pVn Par
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Judge Herschel v johnson is not a candi-
date OF Georgia but his friends think he
could he induced to accept nomination should IL be
necessary preserve tAe harmony or the Democratic
party
The more the Ohio intlatiOnists think OF the
coming of Mr.. schrrz the maddcr they become. Gov.
Allen great state of mind about it, and is reported
by Tie Clerslund Leadcr TO have remarked that the
Dutch are ---- Unreliable
The BHfdIO Courier Is at the pains to say
that TIE TEIBUSEs dispatch concerning the Canal i'll
dctnents at Buffalo, if correct could only have properly
been made public by the Grand Jury itself But seems
TO have been correct It's way TIE TRIBUNE has,-thal
of printing the most interesting news whe 0ner papers
are waiting for 1t to make II property pabiic."
Ex-senator Schurz is about 10 become one OF
the richest i'll the country if the imitation organs are
telling The truth. They declare that he Is i'll the pay OF
the German bankers, the ROthsclds all the National
banks Wallst and the Republican state Committee OF
Ohio And the strange part of 1t Is they all agree he Is
no kind OF IA speaker either.
Gen Butler is delegate to the Massaciln-
setts Republican yention He uinstructed but
i generally supposed not favor Mr.. Adams. suppose
he should offer soft money resolution and in support CT
il should reheaIse the speech he is TO make before le
Board of Trade in this city oct 14i That would give
additional vivacy to convention which promises To Dc
unusually lively
The average inflationist appears to wear
microscopic lenses of stupendOUs mdgnyin2 power Tor
ev-glasscs lie uprising OF the people III every
gathering OF ragmOncyies. Thus, Tie Cincinnati tH-
oyej secs in the Hon. Dick Schcs harmless perform
auce at Coorcr Institute the Other night evidence OF M
fact that the peole OF NewYork even are with us ii
saws the meeting was an immense success an an
Louncc,nent which will he new 10 MI NehtA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

steadily, and the hope of his ultimate restoration to
sanity thereby strengthened. He rides out daily and
is In very good health
Lord HOughton, better known as Mr.. MOnck-
ton Mines arrived In NowYork few days from the
West and Saturday night the guest Of Mr. Bayard
Taylor at the Century Club His lorshp, who was grad
uaed at Trinity College Cambridge, Is the autnor OF
Memorials OF Tour In Greece aud several Vonnii
of poetry. In 1897 he elected member OF Parliament
for POutefraCt Yorkshire and continued 10 represent
that borough TIL his elevation 10 the pecrage IN loo
Gen. Sherman's Memoirs stirred up a great
buzz among military men, but his brother officers have
hitherto been chary Of committing themselves to formal
replies Gen. j. H. Wilson of cavalry fame has at last
however thrown ndown the gauntlet Two articles in re-
cent numbers OF OF tbe magazines Ihe Gdorg) are
from his pen. They review sherman candidly but not
kindly declare OF him that he cannot be assigned The
highest rank among the great captains OF Tie world or
oven country that neither his judgment nor
his OF the highest order. ard thai tcy are not
in harmonious equilibrium. Gen. Wilson iurihef con-
tends that sherman il not the equal Of Grant III dsnnt
or courage though he eXccs him IN brilianCy tUlt ne
is inferior to Thomas in steadness and resolution iar
surpassed hy Sheridan IN courage ana eNceet ny olo
as taCtcian and general student OF the llntary ART
FINALLY the critic concludes that the Memoirs VIII cause
their author TO DC assigned lO"tr Iihce th' n'sh
otherwise have fallen 10 his lot
RIO JANEIRO, Sept. 26.-The proposed vlsit
Of the Emperor OF Brazil TO Europe and the United
states has sanctioned 10y the Chamber OF Deputies
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 26.-The Hon. NJ.
c. Kerr of Indiana arrived in this city yesterday morning
and left in the evening for ST. Louis.
PARIS, Sept. 26.-Rossi, the Italian tragediah
arrived here yesterday his way to America Before
his departure he will give performance Of ianlet at
House. for the benefit OF The sufferers
by the iuund ,tions II The South
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE CHICAGO CUSTONHOUSE.

WORK TO DE RESUMED AT ONCE ON PLANS MoDIFlED
BY THE NEW SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
WAsnINGTON, Sept. 26.-The new Chicago Gus
toir-housc Commission have submitted their report
10 Secretary Brstow. They recommend that the
concrete foundation be strengthened and finished !;
also that certain parts of the building be taken
down. Secretary Brstow has referred the repOr; to
the Supervising Architect of the Treasury, and has
detected him to proceed with construction at once
Tho building will be brought as near as may
La TO a uniform level before hard freez-
ing weather when work will be suspended
Work and such measures will be adopted as may
be necessary to protect the building thoroughly
during the Winter. Before resuming work in tho
Spring the Supervising Architect will carefully re-
wise the plans of the building redistributing the
weights and Tightening the structure rs much asprac-
ticabc IN accordance with suggestions IN the report
and will also reduce and cheaper the character OF
the stone-cutting on the superstructure. lie VIII
select for superintendent of the building the most
competent and trustworthy man he can obtain, and
will charge him specially with seeing that AL me
contracts are rgdy enforced and that all material
furnished is carefully inspected.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
DIED.


nENJAMIN-At Sing sing Sept TO- inst. Della f., wife Of
w. W. benjamin IN the 3oth year Of her
BESTLEY-on Sunday morning. Sept 2d, Peter Bentley.
Facra from his late residence Tuesday afternoon, at ga
o'clock.
BoGERT-In Plainfed, ". j, Thursday. cath inst,
Clarence Livingston, youngest child VI Peter aud atte "A.
m" hays aud friends of the family are Invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence OF s grandfather n l.
smith, u. D., secondst rlainiei n j. on Monday -.,h.
foot of Liberty ST., &. Il. H. Of y. j., at l0y2a NJ
DAWSON sunday moes sept 20 " s tas rssenes q
sophie A. sawyer, vie OF JOHN Ii. DAVIS
he aiiges and iren Of ne iy are nSed 20 atteai
ninth 81 and Broai"ay On Tuesday sept 2s' at o'clock
L. III
DAYToN-At Clifton Springs y. Y, the ,2d INST, william
Bean ir youngest son Of wlaIn b. ana corneia Hughes
Dayton. aged 10 months and days.
InteTment at NcwIiayen ConD
A, Iarrytow9 ,3 on sunday nOrSns 2Gth inst Charles
nc ha oi 'pe s h'a % Se i1. pa on M rav 2s6 inst, at ga
o'clock from the residence Of his brother john 81. Kan.
Sgts o6S tam MI from oS Grand csnr C. Dsol fory
Rcativ,s Fl. ends respectfully Invited 10 attend.
MFRRTII-In this CITY saturday the 2jh inst BeSso.
infant daughter Of Chas y. and LYDIA W. b. Merrill
Petersen Friday sept a. Joseph 3 redersen. In tEs
The restives aud friends faloy ara respectfully
yed 10 attend lie funeral nom his ae residence 327 West
Thirty fourth ST.. on Monday, NJ = o'clock
PROCDFIr-sudlcnIy pain inst from fall from his
rage at Troy, N,w-Yoik Williams, ouly o Lbcnezer
Margaret /. Burden PioUdht IN the l9th year of
lis ase.
sHIRLEY-on saturday Sept. % Heny shirley Of the
late VIM W. Shirley OF NewloTs
the funeral service AT Christ Church eorIer Fifth
ave aud Ihr,ynfths, Tuesday, 2s;h inst at 10 goa
sH.Tn-At Mansion House Brooklyn. sunday sept 30 cf
consumption, Harriet A. wife Of Henry ~. smith. late Of
Cacago daughter of Ion. Charles Hudson OF Lexington
Fur,ral from Mansion House, wSnesiay 10th. , p m
UNDERHILI-At Croton Na,&y on seventh day morning,
2jih inst sarah e. widow OF late joshua l. undorh
Relatives aud friends invited % attend funeral from
ags viii be at Mount kisco 10 meet The tram "Aich ea'es
At 1910 a. ia. the Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE ASSETS or HENRY CLEU'S s. GO.

A CLAIM By THE TRUSTEES AGAINST Mfas"s' CiitE-
YER AND VAN BUREN FOR a PART OF THE
FIRMS PROFITS As FEDEPAL FISCAL AGENTS
The trustees of Henry Clews & Co., III Their
search for assets belonging to the bankrupt iln nave
decided to sue Benjamin ii. Cheeyer and James van
Burn as copartncrs in tie profits growing out OF the
Lu,ncss transactions Of the firm fiscal agents OF The
United Statos unoer the alleged agreement ieo win MT
Chcevors claim in the oace OF the Register IN Bank
rlptcy and published in TIE TRIBUNE last
Friday Tie trustees, after heading the agreement
and comforting with counsel formed the opinion 'hat 'hc
had legal claim against Mc>rs. Cheever aud Van Brren
10 The extent OF oHequteI each Oi the lOhls REFERRED
10 ard intend TO make thorough examination oI tHe
hroEs ard accounts order TO arrive al the exact nRcS
Sbould there entries on the books o. ines; fdsac-
order NJ he Court compelling Mr. Chceyer to disclose the
detai Of his knowledge as the amounts received by
ticnry Clews 4 Co. under the agreement.
II h understood that The proceedings were h2Gin on
saturday The amount involved Is E60CoO0 of which It's
claimed Aesss ChecVeI and Van Buren, were each 10 re-
Ceiye $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
p Q ST S C RIP r.
2::3O a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT TJrRKIsU REVOLT.

THE GREAT TURKISH REVOLT.
TIE sERyItN ARMY PREPARING FOR WAR-ROC-
MANIA NLUTRAI-TwO sERyIAN OFFICERS SHOT
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
LONDON, Monday. Sept. 27-6 a. IN.
The National Zcitung of Berlin states that
the mobilization OF tho whole serylan army has boon OIL
dcTcd.
special dispatch to The Times from Berlin confirms
tho report. 90 ,o--
The Roumanan Government refused Scryias request
o0per ate with her in size went TO war with Tdr-
key and merely promised TO place an army OF obserya-
tiOa ON the frontier. % o--
BELGRADE, Sept 90, 1875.
Tho Turkish soldiers shot two servan oii-
GERS on Saturday night near Nlscn. Inc
officers were making round Of inspection
at tho time Oh seryian territory The Cabinet
meets tomorrow to consider what measures
are necessary Great excitement prevails
News has been received here that II the nsrectioh III
Bosnia Is fomencd b. scrian bands Turkey intends TO
send an ul,imatum threatening to occupy seryia with
her troops 1t Is stated, however, that the European
powers will not permit this STEP
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles Bradaugh is expected IN Boston
to-day. lie delivers his first lecture there Oh oct o.
Chief Justice Waite has been visiting his
son at Zanesvillc Ohio
The Hon. Robert G. Winthrop of Boston ar
rived home last week, having spent year or more IN
Europe
Minister Gushing is said TO have gained Tor
himself much popularity at Madrid, where he h'es
quietly and mOdesty.
Madame Adelina Patti recently laid the foun-
daotone OF the Central London Ihroa, and Ear HOS
pial and contributed $500 toward the charity
Christopher Columbus is being urged by the
Jeslits as candidate for canonization ms name was
susvested at tho Hcumencal Council in 1870, but his
fame Was OF recent origin 10 gain for hiIn inc hohof
The Hon. George Bancroft, if his health per-
mits viii live during tho Winter In Washington olher-
wise no win spend tho mouths Of January and February
IN Florida
Mr. Robert Dale Owen continues 10 improve
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
TIE BANK or CALIFORNIA.

o,,cAvlzATIoN OF THE sYNpIcATE-S1. 5000 OF
TIE GUARANTEE FUND CALLED IN.
san Francisco, Sept. 26.-The syndicate OF
,he Bank OF California met yesterday and organized by
elccting William Sharon, President; Inc BANK ol 'aihor
MIA Treasurer; Il. II. Lloyd Secretary and James H.
uoene Cbarles Mavue r.. f. Monroe. d. o. Mills, and r.
II LLOYD the Executive Committee Ar assessment II 20
per cent was levied the subscription to the Guarantee
Fund amounting in round numbers 10 sl,5GoOoo Ihis
with the coin now on hand, will give between $2Oooooo
and 3 600 900 to open with The bank will reopen either
ON Saturday Oct 2, early In the following week "A
meeting of the Board Directors will be held On Monday
or Tuesday next when the date Of resumption VIII PROD
alIy be liked Entire harmony prevailed ht he u't!nS
Tls action of The nyudicatc creates good leenS here
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
RIILROAD ACCIDENT IN PHILADELPHIA

EIGHTEEN PEOPLE KILLED AND wOUNDED-A DUMMY
FUIL OF PASSENGERS WRECKED BY AN EXCUR-
SlOS TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-AbOut o'clock
tonight an xcuIsion train, returning from Ncw-lork,
ran into dummy-car on the tlfth ana sNth-sIs.
railway at the corner OF HarrOwga,eiane and
Kensiutor-ave Tho dummy, which was filled with
men. women, and children, was cut in two by
the train and demolished. Mrs q. Donneis
OF Frankford and Thomas Adams who was con-
rectod with the railway, were instantly killed; SIX per
sons including one Child dangerously and about
len slightly Injured The train was stopped the engine
being thrown of the track II Is expected that three or
four OF the injured will die.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other .slip Y,,rs Sc. Flah Paye.l


ARRIVED. Sunday. Sept. 20.
Steamship Wyoming (Br.) Price, LIVERPOOL sept 10 va
10Th, with mdse. and 10 liais * clliJn
steamship Fin (Br Andrews, IhterIoo sept ~ VIA
Queenstown l0h, with m'lse. aud TO r. W j. hurst
SrrImship AsDrS oil sept. IL with mise.
nd pass. Paciiic Mail StcamslNp 20 -,
steamship Cleopatra Bukley Savannah sept 22. Win
muse and pass To Murray FcIIls a 90 . "a -
Steamship Hudson G9gc Ne"'Ofledns sept lS Win ui.So
aud pass. 10 Clark & Seaman. .
steamship John Gibson, Winters, OeoBeo"n d. Cp ana
Alexandria, With mdse. and pass. 10 j. C. kenyon
Steamship Glaueu- Bease. Boston, "h mdse ana pass 70
H.. + DlnOck
Bark Fdente (aust Ra-osovicb, Londonderry 40 days in
Brig of New Hayen) Dearborn ST. Pereo 20
fcir Jesse B. Clark Day, Temandina II days with naval
Schr Arrla of John, n. BIZ coiwcl, St john n. b..
days, With lath. ,, -, ,,.,.,..
schr Pacihc of Machas) Perry Windsor N $, 81 days
with plaster ,..
schr. A. b. Parker, stow, Georges Banks, with hsh
schr. Alice FarnswOrth. Nantucket, y tl Lob.
Schr. Ellen NJ, Trlmpn, Jewett, Bangor WIN lunDer
scir. VIM. Rice Freaiy, ROck!and. with lime
schr 81 Iindslcy, Hall, EOckl4ud. with lime.
Schr spear ROcklani with lime.
Schr silver spray, Caiwics, Rowland, WIN lnie
WIND--SunseI, fresh, y. W.. clear
FOREIGN FORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 26The steamship Pepnsylvana arrived
and proco Liverpool The WHITE star Line
steamship Germanc kenuedy, from Newfork sept lo. WAS
sgnalled of Fastnet al 40 m. TO day -.
FATHER POINT sept 2j-rhe steamship Sarmatisn from
Liverpool sept 49, arrived here al lO+u this morning. Tho
steamship Wadosan from Glasgow" arrived here teday AZ
Am.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA Sept sugar Market continued dull and prices
declined closing qul,i and quotations nominal MOassos
sugar 80 TO TO- l2al14 reals v aToba Concentrated
sugars fair 10 GOOD quality, reals Nuscoyado sugars.
lair iNai2 reals DO fair to good Rehnirg ~
Nl2L reals Centrifugal sugars No IL TO l3 ~ b@s iOt@
II reals do in hide l74oi73 reals stock In warehouse
ut Havana and Maianza, 226j00 bxs and 10000 hhds r@
CENT. week 2OJ bxs and 2sG lhds exports OF te
week $4,000 b1a and 100 hhds, including 1900 Dxs and
all ths hhds 10 the Un.t'i Sta. - 49,. arr.
Holasses nominal. Bacon SiGdSi7 cwt; Buter 500
sSj qunia foT hmcriean ilou: SJyo - p1 Ior nO'
lean ams S54 s5s quintal for American sugar Cur'n
ar, in kegs, $49dst9 80 quintet Potatoes, 80 5OatIl
g bb Talow 27 $40 qniria InDheI dnl aBd n0mln3li
Pitch Pine so ~ shocks Tat. White Navy Beans, 3O1
3O reals q arroba Corn, liGlf2 te3ls aIroba iioo1;
dull and nominal Long shaved =oJds s?3 M lIcBhts 0ui
and nominal ..-.- ,o -
Exchange dul and nominal the United States 60 days
currency ll94l2l prem short sight Go 2sa I1i psnnd
DAYS gold l5l Gl53 prem. short sight 90, loo1lOo
prem; on London ls2Gfs3 prem. Pans ls6Sl46 prem.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
RIOT IN TORONTO.

A RELIGIOUS PROCESSION ATTACKED-PIsroL SHOTS
FIRED DRECKLEssLY--sEvERAL PERSONS WOUNDED
TORONTO, Sept. 26.-This morning the Pro
vinclal Council was commenced at st. Mchae!s Cathe
dral Bishop Walsh preaching the Inauguration sermon
This afternoon the jubilee pilgrimage took place from
church TO church
During its progresa several serious disturoahccs oc
Cured At the corner OF Queen and Brackss general
Aght took place but with the aid Of the police, the
Catholics succeeded in reaching the church they were
aiming for On coming ont OF the church they were
again attacked yoey after yOlley OF stones being fired
from both sides
Pistol shots were fired from all directions. lie
wounded number about 10 80 and il is reported that
one man was killed, but it Is not known for certain
About 900 people took part in the procession The city
is quiet now The closing of tao pilgrimage Is to be held
on Sunday next.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
U-DGE PERSHING ACCEpTS.

HIS LITTER TO THE DEMOCRATIC COMMIrGEE-HE is
IN FAVOR OF SUFFICIENT CURRENCY TO MEET
TIE DEMANDS OF BUSINESS AND REVIVE THE
INDUSTRIES OF THE COUNTRY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2G.-The following is a
part of the letter of acceptance OF Judge Pershing
the Democratic nominee for Governors
POITsyfILE, Penn, sept. 30, 1870
GEy1I FNES: I an in receipt OF yOur communication
Of the 18th inst informing Of MY nomination for the
Office of Governor by the Democratic Stale Convention
which met at Erie the 9Th inst. avail myself OF the
earliest time OF relief from judicial dnes to reply.
The issues which so long divided the people OF tho
State and nation have lost much OF Their former import
anco; many Of them have been pcrmanenty settled bE
constitutional amendment. OF those who were politically
opposed to each other during the thousands have
formed new political relations In the So1th the
Republican party is powerful 0TSah~auoh'
and constitutes the majority il some OF the
states. Among its membership are found those
VINO were conspicuous cado IN the Confederate
Army and who are in possession Of lucr tive
offices conferred upon them by the National Aecu-
tive New issues are presented Ior the
consideration OF the people The question cf the eur
rency is attracting the attention rc thoughtful men Of
ali parties. It's GDal settlement III Congress ana
.the President The lcga;tnderi l. become incor-
poratcd iuo The business OF the count md its cOnst
tut.onaty has been affirmed by the Supreme Court OF
the United States. opposed to imitation i'll lis true
sense. and initiation is not demanded the Erie plat
form. II opposes any further contf OF the cur
Icncy at this time Of financial distre' our Work
slops mills and manufactures. clos, and thousands
of men Wiling 10 work out OF employ ymcnt TO eX-
pand the volume OF the currency when The people are IN
curing debts and to rapidly contract 1t when the time
for payment has come will prove runous to every blsl-
ness enterprise. To attempt 10 force the country 10 re-
sumption Of specie payments, under 'he PROVISIONS
of an act passed by the last Congress, VIII only
intensity the distress wfich now everywhere pre-
walls We must exporting gold to pay intere't
ON our indebtedness abroad before specie pay yments
can safely he resumed. favor such volume oi cur
rency IA the legitimate demands OF business and the re-
vyal of the industries OF the country may require. Ex
pcrence will best determine this, and II Is to be hoped
that an adequate standard or test for regulating the
amount OF currency may be established by our repre-
sentatiyes in Congress. will only add that a'hcFe 10
The doctrine always held by the Democratic ariy-that
gold and silver constitute the true pass or pdlh
circulation Tho question as TO TINS Is nor me same vi" M
t as 10 paper currency, that Is OF lse mace Dy tie
sovereign power legal tender and therefore money
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE BRITISH MARKETS.

DUIINEsS-1HE PRICE OF CORN CNCiIANGED-IliE
FORTIGN AND COLONIAL PRODUCE MARkEls
LONDON. Saturday, Sept 25, 1873.
The Times this morning, in its financial arti-
cle has the following:
The tone OF the market for public securities has been
dull in consequence Of lower prices received from all
c man exchanges where, il Is stated the attitude or
Russia ON Eastern question Is causing little anxiety
Corn l., dull but holders rather frh There has been
no further change in prices Fair weather continues IN
the districts where the harvesting Is not completed ana
Good progress has made this week. Inc foreign ana
cnnuiyl produce parkcs continue eNtrcinis ~ quiet
though there has been an improved demand for west
India SUGAR.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
HTDNIGHT FEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYIcR or THE CHiEy SlGysL OFFICER
WAsuIYGTos. ID. C., Monday. Sept. 27-l a. IN.
Hunnnsis Tor he pQst u hours

OFFICE or THE CHiEy SGr.L OYFfcHk'(
WAsUIYGTos. ID. C., Monday. Sept. 27-l a. IN
Synopsis for the past "a hours.
Light rains followed by cooler weather, west
ery Winds and higher barometer have prevailed In New
England and the Middle states. 49,
Heavy rains had prevailed on the South Atlantic ana
Fast nlt coasts, with Lorthery to edstery WINDS ana
increased pressure. 80 ,..,.
The barometer has rsen with clear and cooler weather
i'm the Southwest Tennessee, and the Ohio valley; ~
has fallen with clear and weather IN the ako
region and the Northwest II is decidedly low In New
Brunswick 49,.
The Cumberland River has fallen 80 inches at Hash:
vile. The Ohio has fallen inches at Pittsburgh, ana
risen 10 inches at Cincinnati
PiObdbilttes.
For Ne,r Engnnd and The Nidde States Generry cfedr
,ceather and Sovly rising temperature nth ueseTty 10
soufhery trinds and a Siigst rise i,i Ne bdroDiesr
For the south Atlantic Gulf states, clear or fair
weather in the interior, and light rains near tho Eastern
Guf and Georgia coast, with norhery toeastery Winds
lower Temperature than on Sunday, and lower parou'
eter east Of the Lower Mississippi . -.
For tho Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, gencraliy elcar
and slightly warmer weather with s0uthery To Westerly
winds and stationary falling barometer ,,
For the lake region clear fair weather ana rising
temperature with westerly southery winds and con-
tinued low barometer. 49, Ill.,,
For tle upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
clear and weather, with south to west WINGS ana
falling barometer,