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xisted in Manchester. The London Post says that the American Democrats could not have nominated an especial peace candidate for the Presidency, as the Northern people would not yet "submit to the necessity of putting an end to the war." The Kearsarge was cruising in search of the privateer Florida. George Peabody, the London-American banker, had formally retired from business life. The business of the house will be conducted by the two remaining partners. An influential Madrid journal urges Spain to settle the war in St. Domingo, the Queen retaining possession of the three principal cities. The Japanese batteries had fired on the British war vessels which had been threatening them for some time. The Confederate cotton loan rallied from 57 to 64. Consols closed in London on the 1st of October at 88 1 8 to 88 1 4 for money. The Liverpool cotton market was irregular and easier, with little inquiry, and prices were weak on the 1st of October. Breadstuf