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>RGIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1872. ATLANTA, MORNING EDITION PrMMUM! as the cetnelle en|n«. London, Sept 9a - The Bishops of Linoolu, Ely end Westminister, of (he Ohurob of England, and the Kpieoopej Bishop of Maryland, of (he United States, were present at the opening of the old Oatholio Congress at Oolagne. to day. Among the epeaken wee Dr. Bohr, of Hew York. Terrible CatiuOopk.. London, September 90.—An immedi- ete decline in the prioo of ooal from the present high figures, i» confidently ex- P~ted., vote for n rebel tor OH set" I say, yon are not asked le allow aH to vote for whom they please. How shell a mam os a Sabal .who years ago ret am ed to his klle- gianee; took Hie oefli, and has staonbean a good ertixen and done all ha east to build op the oonntry f I bold it as as an error to call snob retrain. Let three be no proscription, bat let us ell, white or black, mite to boM np oar country. (Cheere) • - G y. Walker, of Virginia, was sailed for order lot*. Bason strong; 8 Ur shoulders, lit for olsar rib end lit for si ear odes. Lard easier at 8t for bateh- ers; 9t@10J for refined. OacnmATi, Sept 9ft— Fleor steady at 17 6007 76. Oora steady at 45. Pork firm and in fair demand at 818 26. Lard Arm at fit for summer; 8t steam; 8| tor Foit oovEiInob Atopies bp Oil MSmsIu Deaoeeratle State Ceeveetlea assess. MaS la Atfaata n tba SOtb Awgeat, -^f JTOX 7/ A i. 1. Besolved, That the Oorernment of misfortnns 1 den seemed too Hey they end I Uye to a good o) rest for them to beer, dr wires sndobildren sge, and die , long be- £iLWtsV*8b£t+, end firm. Wheat qaiet; ohoioe ember 810201 06. Corn inner; white 70(3)79; yellow 64@66. Oats quiet and steady. HAOSIbO. MICHIGAN. the United States is one formed by sepa rator States; that this one of limited pow ers, delegated by the States for specific —■* -‘ J -*te set forth in the that it possesses of soldier of AM(h«» PIN. torr, Sept 90.—A fire at Grand •bis morning, destroyed the Hn> public or enduring evidenoa cs ear sp-1 preoietlon of their noble sseriHset that I It is dnete their memories; dan to their < deeds, doe to their servicing relatives | itself no vhitortf. 2. Beeolved, That the Union estab- is e Union of MARKET REPORTS. and oomredee that n monument to the Confederate dead of Floyd county should Nine Hundred* ABttt, lished by the OonsUtuth Stem* Federal in its < posed of States thereby menta advtnoed during the day, but sub sequently fell off, closing et about last night's prioes. it raneesath to thi Atlanta daily tun loapahle of existaeoe without the States - 111 A 1 A 1 0.. that tk. rtruotiMlity of .the Slates—oi their outer—is an fndispensable pert of this political system, and therefore, the per- petoation oi the Union in its integrity depends upon the preservation of the States in their political integrity; the Government oi the United Slates being i Federal Republic. not i consoli dation of the whole people into one’ homogeneous Nation. 8. Beeolvd, That the “right oi looal Haw York, Sept. 90.—Cotton irragu lar, dosing steadier; sales 1,449 bales s 19 to I9f; net reoeipts to-day 987; groe 960. Sales to-day for future deliver 10,800 balsa, as loilows: September 18i(j 19; Odober 18 8-16018 7-16; Novem bar 18f@18t; December 184018 9-16 Jeanary 184019; Febnwry 1910194 Maj. 0. H. Smith 64L J. B. Tow ers, addressed the aeeeabiage. It was then rssolred thni this Company bold eonnal meetings on the 17th Bep- State-government" with the ‘tafajeetioo of tbe military to the civil sutnority,” end “the seenrivy of the privilege of the writ of Jtubttu corput," in timeoi peace, with the power to enforce “the rights, end promote the well-being of its inhabitants by such means as the judg ment of its own people may prescribe," ere reserved, seoared and guaranteed un der the Constitution of the United States to the several States oi the Union; and that too, not “.object to any solemn Consti tutional obligation upon the pert oi tbe Federal Government, oi any hind what ever; bat on the contrary, tbe Federal Government it under a sotamn Conttilu- titmal obligation noi lo inletfert in them maUen in any way; and when it does so, it becomes a usurper of power, an opptet- five tyrant and an enemy lo the liberties of the country, ill—.7V.\Yr.\ r-siv to attend tba same. Maj. Smith’s address waa requested for publioetion, aafl the papers of that city contain it in foil. SSofiir. Swutabt’s Oman, > Atlanta, September 2t, 1879. ) The Society offer, for the Fett *8 IfN lion of Borne, by e festival st Sulzer'a Perk;ends grand ball was given this evening. Tbe proceeds have been de voted to tbe Mszzini Monument land. Capt. Maury, the first Mate, end the the following additional premiums: V 1041—Vor the beet ooUeetloe of tardy Ivee- fieene, grows by exblbllar, plleher........ I 1041— For tbe tael |rowe ooll cUon of Oekae, not Urn then ten venellea 104S—Tor the tael grown ooOeetton of Green Engineer oi tbe steamship,Ooean Queen, we* arrested lo-day, oborged by mem bers oi the crew, with ill treatment, end with seeming tLe imprisonment oi Jacob Buthat Aspinwiill, from July 19th to For voagrooo—6th DUUIei. A Convention for the 6th DUknot, the 60th ballot The penoea ballottad tor, were J. H. Blount, O. A. Hatting, and W. A. Beid. Speeek or Ban. Hebert H. T. Hwater, ef in '/ •’ w-vsegien, . We have reed with greet Interest end pleasure tbe speech of tbis distinguished gentlemen atareoeut Greeley meeting in the city oi Hew York. fffll'lilliSHHIlli 20.—Cotton dull; Wrw t reoeipts 974; exports 40;stook 3,080; weekly SO; exports ooastwiee middling 17| pi ocestwise 98; sal and Ed. Foster the 8d. Gazette was not tbaitavocite and was not fold in (ht pool*, Tbe 9d race mile beats, purse 92,000 91,000 to first, 8600 to the 9d, and 8400, to the Sd, won by the Amerioan Girl 1-90, . a Pm|lMr dlings 90; gross reoedpta 689; sales 600; stock 6,000;weekly net Motepte 000; gross 8,046; sales 900. Cirr Pom, Sept. 20.—Cotton; netre- oeipta for the week 18. Pnovninoa, Sept 90.—Cotton; net reoeipts for tbe week 16; stock 7,800. Lampoon, September 90. — Colton olosed easier; npunds 9|: Orleans 0i; Bombay shipments tiooe last report to the 90th, 9,000 bales. New Oblbaks, September 9(1—Cotton easier end in fair demand; good ordinary In it he gives the reasons which ie- dnoe him to support Mr. Greeley in this contest We shall give (hie epeeeh to oar tiedSIT in tall hereafter. We ior- bear to,do so et present from the (sot that while we admire the tone end senti ment of the epeeeh throughout, end his bold advocacy oi the greet Demcorstio doctrines and fundamental prinoiplet of the Party, from which be thowa no in stitution ever to depart; yet wo dissent entirely from theoonolusion to whioh he has come a* to the beet mesne of pre serving them. To go Into an exposition of the tea- 2-1-1-Boealind 8 1-1-3-3 Goori 28 8-2-2. Time 9:24-25-20 sec 1064—For Uia aeeoad boat irraagwd Bustio Slaod t •^Georgia Press will please give cir culation. Sav'd Barhar, Seet'y. As OIS Oeerglaa. Your communication will appear tbis evening. Hon. Dawson A Walker’s TELEGRAPH NEWS J on PIEA HULL . ORXJ1RR YOORO MAAS. As4 s (real variety ol new *i lag Ureas tea flaeee lo-wlt: Tkareday. BeatOrtensboro - . Greene Memphis, Sept 20.—Cotton quiet end eak; middlings 48; now 178; neoeipt* M; shipments 609; weekly leeelpta 640; shipments 1.686; atoak 8.077. t OoDCMBtre, Bepteuoer 90. — Cotton all; middlings 17; weekly reoeipts ' ' 1,038; spinners 85; tnfMogehmeaP* in e« Stole elections; whioh we said in yesterday's issue we wished to postpone until slier these elec tions are over. ' l < It will be time enough then, if ouioo- tsmporariesof the Demooratio Press in WasaiRaTOM, September 90. has gone to Ohio oami “ - AdmmiatawtwM -flede. oi Loraine. Alfred Mayer, barrister of Straaaburg, will defend the prisoner be fore the Court. Monsieur About send* word from his E riaon to President Tblers, entreating im to be calm, end take no stops in bis 1,667; abipmeuts stock 1,90ft Savannah, Sept. 20.—Cotton dell; middlings 17}; low middlings 1";;; 1 ordinary 16|; net receipts 3,008; exports .lovember interest oommenoes Monday, with rebate. Navy Department advoaa report the atoamship Laneastar et Bio oo the 26th Angnst. Tbe Toaoarora had arrived et lion anu; 171; good ,._8; exporta ooaetwiae 1.367; ulea 800; stock 10,212; net receipt* for the aiiek 12,782; erj'ApIe the State, whodtfiererithnsoatbie “di>- tarbmg element," shall most ns on this BbiLAnos T. Aksimta’s ground to dispose of Ihe Presidential qnnatinn We shall, alter the 2nd Ooiober, pub- i)^ t'liktspsonti oi Mr. Hunter, with such eoestwise 6,403; sajes 0,427. Aoovsta, Sept. 2ft— Cotton demand end lower Mies; middlings 17; net receipt# 7S3; ealee 872; stock 2,548; STANDARD SCALES weekly net receipts 4,648; sales 8,742. Ohaudastor. Sept. 90.—Cotton de- pressed and lesser; middlings nominal et 178; ordinary 16)(ajl6i; net reoeipts 2,109; enpeets coastwise 2,664; etoek 10,108; weakly net reostote 10,998; ex ports ooestwise 8,064; sales 5.000. in Sptin, with ample means. Baeqwwt fWr Aeaarleeea at OeBave Arbltretloe. Pahs, Sept. 20.—The American citi zens residing in Peris, are preparing to give e grand banquet to the representa tives oftthe United Stales, et (be Geneve Arbitration. Notice to mSB&m. Bsi/timom, Sept 2ft—The Grand Lodge decides when (he disabilities are removed, tor which n subordinate lodge is suspended, and aaid lodge resumes the exercises oi its various I Motions, the offloers and mem here or*spy the same Company “D” 99th Georgia Volun- Igin hid a social reunion at Home Lag Creek, near Borne, their eld rendeevom, on the 17th iask, in oommemoratioa of the anniversary ef their departure from _ one coastwise u.uoa; seice auw, PaiDDZDDna, September 90.—Cotton dml and declining; middlings 19j; net reoeipts for the week 88 bales; gross 981. Battimobi, Sept 9ft—Cotton doll end tower; middlings 19(; gross reoeipts 206 bales; exports coastwise 76; soles 846; •took 1,141; groaa receipt* for the week 1,844; exDorta coastwise 881; sales 1,868; eteiae they did before the suspension; but when a drlnnet lodge hss neon re suscitated on the sppliostion of only e portion ot its members, those Atattibere making tbe application oely, ere festered et onoe, ana tbe other membgrp who were in good standing, may resame mem bership upon each terms as the local tows of (be jurisdiction may piesoribe. that place lor the east ef war (17 Sept, i 1881) on which they tendered a harheeae to the families oi their deoeaaed com- ' lades in tokeo o( their sympathies. Oapt. John W. Tamer prodded, end, ' Job. B. Berry wee Secretary. The (oltowing resolntioae were eneni- moody adopted, which we find in oar Boms' exchanges; lieutenant Thos. J. Perry offered the fell owing resolutions, which weranneol- spinnera 680. GAiMMsnw, Sept. 90.—Cotton heavy; ordinary 148; good ordinary 10i@10; thi most rntrcoT ipta 818; sales 160; etoek 19,917; ipts for the week 4,626; exports Alarm Gash Drawer jfffEn jmm nu cam. to Greet Britain 772; ooaetwiae 2,887; •ales 1,800. Mobilz, September 20. —Cotton — Mo demand; buyers and sellers apart; onset, tied since nnfavoraole reports; good or dinary 178; low middlings 17t; laid 'lings 18; net reoripts 771; experts ooestwise 516; sales 100; stock 4,810; work—weS re ceipts 8,762; expor s etaatwia* l,607;mlee Sauu. September 9ft — Weekly re- rsspU 1,704; shipments 1,241 ; stock • Macon, September 9ft-Cottas In good demand; middlings 17; reedpt* 1,871; Captain Oebelto bag forwarded to the Department of War e plan for a cam paign agdnst the Cuban inaorgenta. The plan meets with the approval of Cor dova, who baa submitted it to bis fellow- mi Distort. It ia aa Boatload that the number of invorgenta in arm* against tbe Government in Cabs h 4,600, the great eispjnty of whom ere Mexican*, Domin icans and Americans. Tbe carrying into effect oi the reform promised on that Mend will be prevented at long re the motto of tbe Cabans is, t‘ Death to TO THE MEBOBANTH OF ATLANTA OrttUr It 111 “•MtwIalB* AntMBi «rt«r Ik8 Ortk«f r»pliy of trigs !• TlckU Ik* R«k«l«—0*7, WBlktf Ikth LlkiwftNe CoLtnuus, September 20. — Horace Greeley arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning, end said in a epeeeh, in sub- stones, that more thee seven rears hav ing passed since tbe slots of the crvil war, it seemed no more then reasonable that its attendant proscription and evil The Atlantic & Gulf ^TumoBCT T.Tunai Via Savannah, Ga. tan laava to aaaujick to Thaia fa. dt thanks to (he lair and noble U- F the eitv of SermtuMb, who met h generous hearts and open baud* ; first arrival in their city end did Fairbanks ScabWsnhotwe Fairbanks 9c Co., “ her, or ahoold proscribe oae sn- toaaa said there wee e part of tie who ahoold not vote an ao- tkeir participation in the war. ’ that any should be proscribed * the war. The opposition aay shipetenta 1,672; etoek 1,961. ' " piMnvcm aiNKwr. New Yoax, Sept. 90.—Floor staadt Whisky doll et 994096. Wheel dnl ei old Catholics convened in teadon at Cologne yesterday. Mask enthusiasm wee manifested by Ihe delegate^ whs numbered three hundred. TM lewtalekllllr eV PrlweSe Preperty. Bolin. SepL 20.—Daring the recent meeting of the Emperor, here, the sub ject of inviolability oi private preparty at sea, in time of war, waa considered by Prinoe Gotsrbakoff, Const Andraan i add Prince BueaemA. II wdb regarded i is n good omen for the final estabtieh- FAIRBANKS, ■■nh—g^ yngnle -*— A— kkkys dull at 8109 711 Freigbta e firmer. Lonmu, September 2ft — principle, teat the govern. Unite* Hiates, Anatru, Oer- is, Italy and Holland were
