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'i'it .aa H9i - NEW YoRK, Sept. 8, p. m.


The weather has become much cooler.


Nothing Of local importance. 8 T5


There continues 10 be much activity in the
-four market. ,nof alpa, paie &.


There is considerable enquiry for grain.


The stock market is steady. sis ! gUg3


Small sales of Rio Coffee at previous prices
and firm. s3


Nothing new in provisions. s5s. 49,


No arrivals with later news from abroad. 80
ACQUITTAL OF COLEMAN C. MAY.


The trial Of Coleman c. May, for The mur-
der OF VIM. J. McDearmon Of Appomallox CO.,
last fall, was ended sat Amherst C.. H., on
Thursday last having occupied eleven days.
The trial has been removed from Appomatlox
to Campbell, and thence to Amherst, and, after
hearing counsel for Common wealth and de-
ience, the Jury gave in a verdict of acquiltal,
without leaving thejury box Counselfo Tor Com
monwealth--James Garland OF Lynchburg,
<. M. Brownand Joseph X Irving Of Amherst
tor defence--John Marshall Of Charlotte, w.
Daniel, Jr., and Charles, L. Mosby, Of Lynch
burg, and Sterling Claiborne Of Amherst.


DEATH FROM SWALLOWING A CoIN EiaHT
YEARS Ago. A Mr.. c. Fl. Cole died al Exc
ter, NH, last week, from the effects Of a six
pence which he had accidentally swallowed
eight years before. After death post mortem
examination of the body took place, when the
coin was found lodged in the right bronchia,
the lung being in a state Of gangrene.