Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1866, Page 1

ee" THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, «EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS __ Sotthasest corner of Penn's avenue and 11th street aY W. D. WALLACH. eo The STAR is served by the carriers to their Subecribers in the Uity and Distric at Tam, Oxre PEE WEEK. Copies at the counter, with 2r without wrappers, Two Vents each. Puics PoR Maitiwe:—Three months, One Dolder end Fifty Conte; six months, Three Dol- jars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are se \t from the offiee longer than paid for. Tae WEEKLY STAR published on Friday ‘m ‘rning—One Dollar and a Half « Year. Ea BANKERS. ye COOKE & CO., BANKEES, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Puy and sell at current market rates, snd keep onstant!y on band, a full supply of all @OVEENMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, fe , exevuted, and Cellectiens made on all accessible points. se tet a 28% BAkrow “ce, BANKERS, Gerner Louisiana avenue and Seventh street, DEALERS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, sILVEB me ty a AND LAND WARRANTS. Ls" JOHNSON & CO., BANK#SS&S, AnD DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE, GOVERNMENT SROURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND SILVEB. BOUGHT AND s80LD. pow birst National Bank of Washington. if _D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke &Co.,) President. - WR. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. — GOVERNMENT DEPOSITOSY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, LOLA street, opposite the Treasury Department, Gevernment Securities with Treasurer United Sy ONE MILLION DOLLARB.eg We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES et current market rates. FURNISH BACHANGE -and make Coliections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal attention to comune at BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS. end te any other business entrusted to us. FULL iN FOBMATIOSN in regard to GOVERH- MBEMT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnisned WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 2, 1865. m2-tf $6,000,000 7 CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT- ies GAGE BONDS. $500,000 SOLD. NORTH MISSOURI BR. B. CO. HASAU- Pes; ‘ge to sell their frst Mortgage7 per cent thirty yeare Bonda The whole amount is $6.00),- ©. Coupons payable on the ist days of January and July of each year, in New York. ‘ing to our advertisement of August, hav- nous Soa balf million of these desirable bonds, we have advanced the price to EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, at which they stand unrivalled, as tie cheapest clase security in the market. aa t, JAY QOOKE & 00. OLOTHING, &o. f, 2°eaes 2 Bissirzker, a MERCHANT TAILORS, old tpform their friends and ome ae tat they are aaily in receipt of their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, of the finest French, English, and Belgian Cloths, ‘Onestmeres. and Vestings, eqhesnth catiets on woes a a eee Ded t at wi gures, uarant toarve ‘satisfaction es te price and quality and ‘* RIBNITZEEY, - EO Sraer Ter teenth street and -Pennsyivenia avenues. fy EMOVAL—WM.8 TEEL, from 358 to 328 R el venue, between tb and 10th north fa the. pleasure of informing my customers oan the pubiis coat I have tnoro: iy ted the coer preparca Go inew ic Iecah atock ot CLOTHS Fisics, CASSIMEBES, and Vaetinas: 45,000. 45,000. 45,000. STOP end THINK. STOP and THINK, STOP and THINK. ous dor STOCE OF CLOTHING B Bens 'OGK OF CLOTHING ote L SE ‘K OF oraing O' MABREED BOWN ‘wenty-five Per Cert Less than Uost. -five Per Cent. Less than Uost. Twenty-five Per Cent. Less than Cost. again will you havé the OHANNE. VEE agmn will ou have the Seags NBVEB sgeia will you have the OHANU: ust be sold witbin the next sixty of cost. e¢ mean what we say, seefer yourselves before purckasing. J. H. SMITH, 460 7eh.street, opposite Post Oaice, Washington, D. 0. HE GREAT RECONSTEUCTIONIST. ‘Whore KOP- PEL? I know hi: i— wpm 4 Lp sored rey hen tine e* Andy,” hoyn, Hes 8 famous** Beconstructiontst al Has rebel weer brake down your And threstened its destruction? “Twill al! be weil if H.SOPPEL Just tries bis “ Reconstruction |’ Benesth bis e&ill, esch portion will _ ry ta We 7 The States within ti nico! by ey tp . for a well dressed beau ve on; = Then stops spell” with H KOPPBL~ Hie“ft's” the bighest fashion. se lett & iswork you'll find of the finest kind, And nothing “botched “or siattern: Bis goods constat (a lengthy list) every stylish pattern. H KOPPEL, Bepartment. LOSABO. M . MERCHANT TAILOR, Corner of Sthiand D streets, Desires so resura bis thanks {or the irberal seasons, aud a4 the oame time layiiee hte ee a friends to v-tltbis store end inepect his now patted kite Roe tar a » contintes to Bye Sy IBEBGE®, | : Ee CITIZEN'S AND MILITA MER TAILOR, Metropolitan + eS Browns, 362 Pea: my }-8f VW 41Laca House BESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON, Bovth Pesna. are. tract, by iehiahehe eT ar ng FUELS WISTOEY OF THE atequtie 7 2h, b Travelers Brigands. $y ang ' i ol by bes ory jas Ce sar ary vad. 245 val Law, wiiea oC Fete Ba aga ee Of CK TAYLOR. Ehening WASHINGTON. D, C.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1866. ve, XXVIII. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. “¢ Grover’s,) Seetree, neat Wittarde’ Hotel. 3 -BIET' PURY <copaGh WanaOnn. i} * EP 20. 1885. viast Gan eauiux TINEE, Poem epen-at q seemasee ni 244 e'clnok, aenmieies ‘on this occasion 30 Vents to-all parte e Houre. ight. last night of the 10: ITOH, On Mouday nant, ROSEDALE, Tntrodacta : new members of the company, City curs pace the door every few minutes. Las Alexmndria trata walte aut] close of performance ABiNI’S ‘SHLONAGLE DANOLNG Br BLY BOOMS, mauris Aueersy noone fk 4s ~ te Doe open fer the recep- 2 > for i afees tpn @.seaiee oes sume, ta Qotickien’s idaosae rin'8 te 10. same evenings. 8 & —Private Mstraction given to suit the eon- vontenes of the pupil 9025 srauiisoa ® ine Ph sracKt, prer. v.W. a PRR DANCING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenge, bet. 6th and 7th ats... Dpecpity Malcopollten Hotel, A Acadeniy 4h now open for the rec-ptien of Our turning thanks to our former Pupils ler their patronage, most respectfully invance of the same. Circulars can Bilis’ ond W. G. Metzerott.4 Co.'s apply during the hours tuition. or addrese.a note to the Academy Quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10 —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———— PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. G RAND FINALE oF tut GERMAN SCHUTZEN FESTIVAL, ON THE 2p anv 3p oF OctonER, AT SEVENTH STEEST PARK. On TUESPA ¥Y, in the forenoon, Prize Shooting; f all the prizes. let off ivew rocks while pe forming ce the rope. Up WEDNESDA rE Tire Contest in the Bowl- giv Shy VESUIE ‘tna read iffcwtsetton cad aso: recorke -HABAY LESLIE wilt Deform both in the afternoon and evening. 86 29-3¢ HE BECORD SRAED P10 Nic lor CHURCH AND SOH wel oi A JATIONAL DEBATING ABsSOOIA- Ntion Mowe piesa ie J the IMMACULATE OONOEPTI (Faturx McCarty Tame tf AY, Oct. sania aoa Oa will take ph it SEVENTH STEBET PARK som-m ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 1, 1836. Tickets 50 cents; Children half price. Those of our friends who have to labor the ea- tre day. and wh to spend a few hours {in the vening in healthy exercise, we cordially invite. “Phe most popular Ostiiios Bend ta toe atts hae been engaged. Come one, come all! ae 27-4t DENTISTRY. MOVAL. pENTISh bas . evende, Dz. LEWIE. 242 to 260 above. taem a '» Gold ve Teeth, we have reda, tow. Te be convinced of the Yoo call abd ose for your: ae. ae. call and eee the new and impreved je. 260 Fean’s evenue, between 13th end 1th 8. B. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist, bi sd T those tooth whe cannot wear these oBen are Pers st my ean be ted with and civerbut fo luese we zeke iealen sna’ wish the that ert canprocate, the MIM MLL Uy warranted. FLous: BBED | SALTIII ‘A complete assortment of *, ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, »© which we solicit the attention of BAKERS AND GROUERS, MILL FERED, MEAL, BALED HAY, and all kinds of FEED at lowrates, GROUND ALUM, FINE, And TURK’S ISLAND SALT for sale low tn lots By wet townit Ym. @aLt £00. P one STzam E ENGINES, Combining the maximum of effici »dnrabiliey pay coonomy with the ‘minimom "ot weight and price. They are widely @nd favorably known more than 000 being inuse. All warranted satis- factory OF no sale. Davesigeive circulars Seat oD pplication. J. 0. HOADLEY & 00. Hs FOR THE TABLB, with a few woris A on Wines. Hou id Cookery, Carving. &o. Oarvi; au: FEANOK TAYLOR. SUPERIOR OABINET FUBHITURE. ‘The Subscriber is bappy to Inform bié numerous iends and customers that his stock np NOABINET FopNiTuan « Fal ), embi ‘ fapke eed Gusti’ trac tte tat oe i eT han. down to the ORBAPEST not Reocesary to particularize, as our Stock STaer chads HOUSE. PORN ISH Cieiiitg and. at prices that defy competition. . F LISBMER' Bon tcorner $th and D'sts. , W Bite seanvr. A superior article of WHITE BRANDY just re- ceived at EGanN 5 Corner oth au W sceenis. se 17-4tif GUB AND FEVERS —Thisdivease can de effeo- all cases. No hum! > i , Drag, jee _wwet 113 Penne. syenue fetde P BM*MY Es: ind thamcass. « The Tae exccutein SO EAR.” 1 iJ ,f > . SPECIAL NOTICES. paced vale 7 TO LEAD PROPLK BY THE NOBE, place ~ lef per- unde- that mars ea nck rcalel pers f with Ps" Th |] thereby be led to the ce oe dd among the grance canpat he ma Sweotpof the earth. Sold everywhere. SsvuBELy, - STEADILY, * gvcvEssPULLy, SHOLANDEE'S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING every cose of Kipway Distas8, BEBUMATIEN, Gravar, Uninany Duonpzas, Weannzss and Pains ip the Baca, FunaLs Oomriaints and Troveius arising from Bxexsexs oF any Kinp. OOMS,- FR AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDEB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Gold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES & 00,, How York, and BARNES, WARD & 00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Bruggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. fed 10-1 pecs Een en ave, OOLGATE’S AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP A superior Soret Soar, prepared from refined Vrortaa.s O1ts in combination with GLrceRin® and especially designed for the use of Laprxs, and the Nusseny. Its perfume is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by sll druggists. fe 9-eoly 4 MODERN MIRACLE! From old and young, f: trom high born and lowly, tomes the Universal Voice of for 5. ETABL SICILIAN Hite RENEWER. Kiss tect miraculous article. . Makes hair grow. A better ng any *oil” or * \ ” Softens brash, Bey She it tes rate ee eas ne ie or with which it ¥ Bais To 17s OnieINaL LOR retura- YOU KNOW La ‘nin hele shining and 0 other oa wil find it Basant TO Tay, ‘WO B, CASES OF PILES OUBED BY DB aM0 a Bick AND’S PILE EBMEDY . Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for Hoc os setae eee oe that he 01 eight years w: ie vated case of Piles, abd fie brother was discharged Peony Ste 1e ere cured with ovebottioot Dr STRICKLAND 'S PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these Eeyiemee. beside the dafly testimonials received ty, ae noe ought b Perea eg eer raaie at es Tava! re! cases are cured by Dr, Strickland’. ite Remedy. Ttis sold by Drngeiste everywhere. Sold by J.W. NAlBN & ; OH AS. OHRISTiaNI, 371 Pa. avenue and 502 9th strect. 0c 26-ly SEOBET DISBABES. FaManivan Girris the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty four honrs. No ral, Bo ma. pills to be . is the soldier’ id Dt fe. male, §3. Sas anitan'sBoot axp Hens Jcices—A positive Borers Hpote: Teticrs: ko rice 61 ts per battle: et. » Tetters. ce he Bold eB S. Foray See cdvertisement. myS MABBIAGE AND GELIBAOY, an Lager ¢ of Warning end Instruction for Young Men , Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the ape pe —- pe poe free jerge in sea! etter envelopes. reas Dr. J SRIGLIN HOUGHTON, Heward Assoota- iphis, Pa aug 13-3 ieee eo elite ll ens coma ae a : ENTBRPBISB QQ»: LIVE AND HQ LIvs. TO ALL EPIOURES. The undersigned respectfully informs th - Mc that to-day be will Introduce three new onate the’ Old Virginia,” ‘Bough and Beady celebrated *-Pelmonico” ts. whic: served up inthe best style, sur; ng ever introduced ta this city. These roasts — ee eerie been served up in any frst \< a city. ‘be public should be very carefal where th. buy their Oysters at this season of the year, as am vot isying ia heavy cargoes, bat recelvi fresh coppice dally of trom two to three bund: bushels of the best Oysters that come to this mar- > “ bave a ready sale, and they must be Tes! Particular attention paid to families, hotels and restaurants rs packed in pay sized cans or ind retail. 251 CO street, corner care delivered 1s sur pert of iho olty {ree of rs TM. Haver” charge [se 25) 7 FLOUR $3 PEE BAB Qp ‘BEL. 269 PENNA AYENUR, Four dovure east of 10th street, ENING OF HARVEY & 00'S CELE- aaah 7 EP iT ED OxYsT 8a- ON AND UyeTRE Gay, °° 209 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. eral that we ‘© reopened our splendid OYSTER SALOON cilltiee of¢00 per iA Dg faci u y ed wh oye the master ramge builder r.O.@ Ball, We bere also secured it competent cooks of Fulton Market, Cee a oo enable oan Boeke! the ; e - ot oset with Uoltce and Coven end att of ate atest dishes, with our famous bili of fare of Test gearon. in leas 6 than any other house fa the ¢ity. We bave arranged oar apartments so conve- miigatlp Wor aujehoainatie Ginn tose = Fy ntyloc by ctvif waiters, aud amie thes etors. During onr trip this summer to the piiecial ters of the bl deep, ea tallows. eoere tee Peslocke Mince Tork, Bappense- ke is, No: 1 To Bock iv Seiya Ole tone, Nor- . where est are \y princi- ily for HA & we made Tala tes eelramnaee aa i » tery dvery day, Bes nea doube, We are a or fos fread nonin sng angie age at $ 4 edge of, the busi: our pen eis eaeetiee genes ursel ves to de ¥ Sar Bomar , 1 Sea Ne ee tat iB entertainments, guy style. | sedT- bm | ane nue | 'T OF PIAN A’ raved, Yor cole Spon? po tg W. @. METZBROTTS 3). (isos leth and P streets, © Cornet nder Bbbitt House. | > TELEGRAMS. wc. A fearful gale.of wind visited, on leat, tbe eastern coast of Newfoandiand. erent many wrecks are yeported, A Freneh frigate wee! Tost‘at St. Pierré and several cosst- ere were Blso wrecked. Over one hundred and fifty bodiée’ wete picked ap at St Prerre oa Sunday, lost from different vessels. H. Rives Pollard hada preliminary exami- natioa:ia Baltimore yesterday, on the charge of shooting Frederick Hipkins on Wednesdiy Bight, and was releared on five thousand dol- Jars’ bail. Hipkins’ wound is serious, though net dangerous The Methodist Centennial celebration at Norwieh, Conn., was atiended by one thou- sand persons. Dr. Cummings, of Wesityan University, presided. Governor Hawley was among the speakers, General D. Leadbetter,inte of the rebel army, died of apoplexy at Clinton, Canada West, Wednesday night. He belonged to Mobile, and lett a considerable sum of money and valuabie @ffecte where he died. General Halleck and a large nunber of army Officers were formally presented to Queen Emma at San Francisco, Monday night. She was afterward «serenaded by the 2d United States artillery band. In the Protestant Episcopal Convention in New York yesterday, an offer was received from a soarce not stated of fifty thousand dol- lars to establish two new diocese at Albany any Brookiyn. A lot of bright yellow leaf tobacco was sold atthe Tobacco Exchange in Richmond yes- terday at the unprecedented price of one thou- sand dollars per hundred pounds. The cholera seems to be on theancresse again in Richmond. The Board of Health report eight cases yesterday. Forty-six new cases of cholera and thirty- four deaths were reported at Memphis, yester- day, an increaze of one over the day beiore. The Jeff Davis Trial. A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Ingui- reretates that the various speculative para- graphs publiebed within the past week with reference to the trial of Jeff. Davis, are calcu- lated to mislead rather than enlighten the pub- lie mind. So far as the President is concerned, } Jeff Davis can be tried without let or nin- drance whenever Jndges Chase and Under- wood, or either of them, signify their readipess to take charge of the pripones, Whois held sub- free their proper legal process, a capias or beas corpus. Of this fact both of the Judges named, and the attorneys for the prosecution and the defense are well aware. From the highest authority 1 learn that there is no conflict of opinion between the attorneys as to the proper course to pursue. All agree that whenever the Court is ready to try Davis he will be delivered at once into the custody of the United States Marshai of Virginia, to whom & writ will be issued at ihe pro; time, directing that the prisoner be brought before the Court. There are but two obstacles in the way now to the trial of Davis in October. The first is found in a doubt among the lawyers, and in this the Judges are anderetood to participate, as to the legality of the trialat the tober ses- sion, because itis nota regular term of the Court. Because of this donbt it is pro; not to bring Davis to trial until the regular term in November. So far as Judge Chase ts concerned, the same objections are urged by him to presiding in the trial as were mentioned by the Cniet Justice last spring, viz:—That he does not think it is explicitly understood that martial law is ab- rogated in Virginia, and hence he has advised the President to make another proclamation, making it clear that civillaw is supreme in that Stave. Judge Ohase himself interprets the late Peace Proclamation as the President does, viz:—That it abrogates martial law, but on ac- count of the misinterpretation put upon the prociamation ve various military command- ants the Chief Justice insists on another proc- lamation. The foregoing embraces all we have of an web cao character with regard to the Davis wial. One of the objections raised by the civil offi- cers of the United States Court, to taking the custody of Davis, was that they had no safe Place to keep the prisoner. To this the Pres- ident responded that Davis could be kept in Fortress Monroe, under the gontrol of the United States Marshal, with the aid of the military. —— Dry Goops.—The market is active, yet some houses are borer peers at lower prices. All desirable goods find ready customers. Heavy brown sheetings are rather less active, and rices are heavy. Fime goods are firm. leached goods are very active. The stock is much reduced and pricesstrong. Drills ure in good cemand, both for ex) and home con- sumption. Cotton flanne! freely, end prices steady. Jeans are more ac- tive and firm. Stripes are in moderate de- mand. Denims are quiet. Prints have been sold wa large amount, reducing stocke to a lower point, and the daily receipts are barely sufficient to meet the ony Prices are ey Ginghams are firm in price, with a limited supply. Delaines are yery active; new styles have slightly advanced. Stocks are low. Coburgs are very brisk of sale and firm. Shawls are more active; desirable styles ‘Are in poor supply to meet the active demand. Broadcioths are without improvement; the de- mand is limited and pricesheavy. Fancy cas- simeres are very active, heavy goods especially; old styles are selling at steady rates, and new styles at an advance. Satinets are not soac- Blankets are also less active. Foreign fabrics are in spirited demand, and prices are buoyant for desirable x les of a & 5 Bombazines, merinos, delaines, wool plaids, and silks are all steady. Britisn si are lower. Alpacas, also, are bardiysotirm. Rib- bone, velyets, and millinery are steady. Auction sales are numerous and very attrac- tive. both of foreign and home-made goods. Silks and dress French goods were much Sought for. Baregee and inferior merinos were not so firm, while bombazines and fine merinos Ana cashmeres were firm and readily taken.— New York Independent. psec Aes Later rzom Muxi00.—A letter to the Im- perial Consul of Mexico at San Francisco re- ports that in the State of Guerero things re- Main unchanged. Several smail e; ments, without decided results, occurred Im “Michoa! can. In Jolissa everything” remained quiet. The report of the capture of Guadalajara is pronounced false. General Uorona’s success bear Mazatian is attributed to the treac! or an ex-Liberal, who was commandant of the postat Palos Pictas. When it was koown that the Imperialists would evacuate Guaymas bundreds of families fed rather than remain peder the Liberal rule. A letter received at San Francisco, from Mexico, dated September2!,tn giving an ae- count of Corona’s recent operations at Palos Pictas, néar Mazatian, says seven hundred and fifty men. under command of Colonels Grena- die and Martinez, entered the French position from the rear, capturing one-piece of artillery ng tbe La: isis” magevine. The Frenc! ns cut from Mazatian, made two despe- rate ohafges uni CaptaitDelstak, and suc- qeeded im Teecwing their cannon. An Imperial battallion. Cassadores, and oret of the 1s a forces, Both sides 18} “utm ery, and especial gras wa dwarded te Oapian Delatak for his obstinate defence. . TT ‘ arrived, §7-On Monday. Octoher 6, there willbe a etn nas the san, which Will be visi- Je in Ww andin that partof the — of New ¥ baer fe ydas ms ore line AWD ODA Map, shercity o: ochester to the oght hoeeron dice Isiand. Long Island. his.eclypse;wil} be the of the sun yisibl: in the United States, until the magnificent one | of AmgastT, 1960, when the shadow ofthe moon will pass over and produce > total eclipse in part ofeeven States. + spatealiead Tear Ay ty os leprhs 278 ee Preside 4 d to to * Hoo-ke-op,”” ie “ae “Chief.” Sito, “the. Blackfeet triba of Indians, 2 ne. ChAREGA ta Shesay of-esteem for } hisphumane cén in y a whiie [ abet red tag ety Shei sa jOUx ID'S an er friends. ‘The testidionka parchment Lis in the shapeidt 4 Iptter of transmittal, dsomely ornamented an coat Of ar in colors, ac- large silver jal and one * hundred silt erdoliars.{ are moving more | Fimeecia! and Commercial. ‘The New 1%: Post of yeowrdny afer: | eays: The joan market uw extremely easy. 6o “ | the Tater tend iy favor ike burrower. Boar per a cent. 1s the current rate, with exceptivas «t 3 ’ apd ats. stock market Is wiry Sct ve and Dooyaut, su¢ the erveral epecmiayye Mm. ve- Ment, which has beea evidently pr psciug tor some ime pret, appears to be comhrncing. Governments are strong. The sixesof [9 on to 196 on am vefounded reper Cant OO) Tamentis buying them up. Len-ier- tie are active. and bive sold up to MY se veo-'birties tifere is less ingairy. State stocks wetrm Brom ibe Pallimore American's review of matkets in that city for the past werk we Bote i Flour —High grades were advanced Sic. per Dbi. at the opending of ibe present week, aad other bran ve stnceraled fully 25c. beeher, the market ng strong in view of the re. duced stock. coward Street and Wesvern bDrance come forv.ard slowly, and \be prisci- pal business bas been m City Mitis Floor, the MAnuiactnte Of which i Testricted by the scarcity of good wheat. Sairs reported co Prive 3.50 bbis. City MY inclading Cecores Mount taxen tor the South 3.000 bbls. City Mitts bbie. Howard & reet do., mostiy m stall lots, 81 S1C 750811; 600 bbls. Northwestern do. at £9 SuaS10:200 bb's. Mownard Street ao.. at S128 $12.56, and SCO bbis. Standard City Mill at $11,75a812 per bbi Grain—Keceipts of all varieties during the past week have been very moderate, owing in partto the stormy weather which bas pre- Yailed, And ® \ery general advance in prices bas been established. at the Corn Exchange tooted up 25,000 bushels Wheat, 15,0 do. Corn, 22,00 do, Unis, and 1,9” do. ve. Provisions—The stock of Bacon is much re- duced, the demand for near Southerp marke and bome copsumpwton baving been active and rices close a shade firmer. No tranasctions in alk Meats bave been made public. Barrelied Pork bas brought full previous rates. Stock [By the Atlan ic Cabie.) MArcnrrertr, Sept. 2. great meeting of the friends of reform is to be held here to-day. Mr. Brignt witt be one of the speakers. ITALY. FLORENCE, Sept. 24.—The band.of rebels who Dave been carrying things with a high haod near Palermé fer the past tew days have been routed by the x FINANCIAL AND COMMEFCIAL. Lonpox, Sept. w44—The money market ts eaeter. ‘Coeseh, Opened at 89. The following are the opening pricés of American securities:— eed 4 — ‘Central, 78; United States ‘uve-twenties, . By stennaer uR. cravetons AWD THE REFORM LEAGTE {From L'Upinione National, Sept. 15.] The language of the leading members of the Reform League at their inte meeting, and, on the other band, the conduct and the words of Mr. Gladstone on several recent occasions, bave Peo d both by be i) and himself in a frise petition. The Reform League Pprociaamed uni- ‘versal suffrage, s » and Mr. Gladstone ¢eciared aes saree declined and closed inactive et Becepting it. i and upset: a Slate of thin, foecee Ge cata Sugars—Prices have been maintained for all the League has sent a deputa- tion to Mr. Gladstone, asking him tormally to assist great meeting to take place on the 26th instant. This was done to obtain from him an explicit avowal of bis opinions on the disputed point. he interview was of a very friendly char. Scter, and the deputation left Mr. Gladstone satisfied with his explanation of the motives which influenced him to refuse to take a direct odd in the movement. We find in the Daily ‘elegraph, which continues to be the organ of the Chancellor, the following remarks on the Motives which have guided his conduct: « Mr. Gladstone cannot ferm an absolute al- liance with the National Reform League. The statesman who is in power or who has been in power, and who without donbt, will be again, cannot put himself at the head of a politica) agitation without losing his infinence and making it very difficult for him to discharge acceptably the high duties of office. A man of stropg convictions can im al) honesty, and grades under a very %, Sales in- cluded 60 bhds. Demerara, 8&5 hnds. Porto Rico, 110 hhds and 15 boxes Ouba, ali on pr terms, 226 hbds. and 4% boxes refining Cubs at ld, cente,4 months, 10) hhd-. grocery @o. at lial cents, and 100 bhds, Porto Rico Qo. at 13014 cents. Whisky—Since our last weekly review sales embrace 100 bbls Country, principally second band FS, At S2I9aS2 40, 20 bbis. City at 22.41, 200 bbls. Western at $2 42n€2.45, ana 100 bbls. do. in small lots at $2.44082.45. Market lightly supplied, but dul) at the close. i nacenen deantineaaneateaseihansntianat Ecosomy oF HEAT axv Oonscmrrion oF SMoke.—Ameng recent and valuable inven- one te the furpaceof Mr. Liemens of England, which has excited great interest in Great Britain, where the presumed dearth of mineral fuel bas been regarded with apprehension. This invention, however, lays all each appre- bensions at reet, for it literally economizer all without sacrificing his dignity, take nu: him. | “Be fuel and all the heat, and gives no smoke. self the mission of expounding aud woeating it has & gas-producer, standing in whieh publicly doctrines in ald of which he seeks the | the coal approaches the fireplace by an inelined support of the pop will; but the work of the expositor and peg. ston is altogether distinct from that of practical statesman, and we cannot seek to unite these two charac- ters without doing injury to both. A minister. of the Crown cannot be required to play the Part of an apostle of proselytism.” Here the position is clearly defined. In the Tefo1m movement Mr. Bright wilt be the great apostle, and Mr. Gladstone will reserve to bim- self the part of the practical statesman, giving effect to the doctrines of the apostie. The agi- tation continues, and all the meetings adopt resolutions in fayor of universal suffrage, with vote by ballot. THE MEXICAN QUESTION. The Paris Moniteur says :—« @ Gecree of the 26th of July, :he Emperor of Mexico en- trasted the porticlio of war to Gea. Ormont, of the ex; itionary corps, and that of finances to M. Frial, military commissary. The mili- tary duties of these two officers being incom- tible with the responsibilities of the new unctions sought to be imposed upon them, they have not been authorized to accept them.” Plane, where it is heated gradually and parts ‘with all its volatile products, which pass through tne fire. The tuel itself is slowly consumed; the car- bonic acid—en incombustible gas—ie com vert- ed into combustible carbonic oxide by passing through the thick layer of red-hot coal. Then below the grate a cistern of water gives off steam, and each cubic foot of this sveam, Qs it rises and passes through the fire, is de- composed into double that quantity of drogen and carbonic oxide, which ing in- Sammabie, increases the temperature. The whole of the heat products travel through the furnace and enter one of four chambers, or regeneratore, as Mr. Liemens calls them, which are built in the lower partof the strac- ture. These four are used alternately; while one heats another cools, and the reverse. They intersept the heat, which otherwise would fly from the chimney in waste: and after ing through the gas end air reach the heat- jpg chamber, at nearly the heat of that cham- ber itself, a beat sointense that, unless modi- fied, it would fuse the turnace and everything exposed to ite action. No smoke esca: ; the beatin the chimney is seldom sufficient to Sipge Wool;and the saving of fuel compared with an ordinary furnace is from forty to ity T cent. Por glass houses, steel smelters, mannfactn- rers of iron, and any trade or process in which intense heat is required, the Excmens farnace isesseptially evitable. As it economizes all the heat derivable from the combustion of the fuel—fifty or sixty per cent. of which is now lost—it ie mot likely to be superseded in our day. The yearly saving by meaus of this far- nace is far more tha its cost. ouedieeuristepgbaanietne ses &7 A New York correspondent of the Al- pase gar relates that a haodsome orpban rk girl had been for some tume courted by & journeyman hatter. One day she pressed him to marry, as she had recei disrespectful BE. from a ri lawyer. “There is my and,’’ said she, marry me directly.” The iover, highly indignant at the atterney, was too glad to obey the direction. Tne marriage took place at the fesidence of the bride. The evening before the wedding, however, the bridegroom told Mary Elizabeth that he had a eecretto tell He was not a jourpeyman hat- ter, vut was one of the richest men in the city of Boston, and said he would take her the next me Ape the beautifal country seat in the sub- urbs of the modern Athens, which he had in- herited trom his father and mother, for he, in- deed, wasan orphan like his bride, his Mary Elizabeth. He had seen her at Barnum’s Mu- seum, and resolved to make her his own when convinced of her worthiness. A Wor tx Suzer’s CLoTHinc.—An indi- vidual, rather genteel in outward ap noe, appeared at the camp ground at New Freedom, ork county, Pa.,a few days since, and get- ting familiar among the brothers, and ++ terested” gn the revivel work, presented him- self for the “ee of the congregation, At night, when “mourner’s bench” was crowded, and when the interest of the meeting Was at ite height, the individual alluded to Was observed to be quite happy, shouting “hallelujah” at the a 4 of hie voice. Presenuy & fellow monurner felt his erring brother's hand gliding into the pocket of bis panta- Jeons, and bis pocket book about to evacuate i's allotted place. Nothing daunted, but shocked and mortified, the owner of the wallet gave the alarm, and the pickpocket was immedi- ately placed in the sate keeping of @ policeman present, and had an examination in one of the tents, plead bard to be allowed to - reform” and “do better," (next time, we euppose,) but bis entreaties were of no avail. He was taken to jail to await prosecution. We have neard of pickpockets opera’ Qt fonersis and in chorches, but this je the first instance we ever knew of one of the Ll fingered gentry get- Ung “down on his knees” for the purpose of making & “raise.” on Ah esis Nees anaes a CHOLERA PHENOMENON.— Physicians of Nashville, Tenn., say that during the height ot the choler ravages in that city, a misty bine vaper, hardly visible, without an: Perceptible smell, hung over the town, being densest in the filthy places. This phenomenon was not gen- erally observed except by scientific gentlemen, It is related that some time hae at Memphis, ‘Teng.. asteamer’s crew, being Perfect heaith, stopped eight hours near the lower part of the city, lying in the middie of a thin and almost invisible vapor. That same day three deck bands on board sickened and died with the cholera, and four others were prostrated, but recovered. Porcelain BUTTONG.—The manofacture of porcelain buttons is an extensive braach of in- dustry im France, and is carried on bya pro- cess very similar to that of making eon- ware. They are made of clay, being moulded andimen partially baked ina furnace. Afier- —— ee ‘Tae Ussor Borax mx Wasutxc.—in Bel- ‘Wards they are paintea, when the colors are {| £m and Holland linen is beauti- fizea by a second baking, which expells the of} | fully, because the washerwomen use refined im the paints. Then theyare and final. | >orax, instead of soda, as a wer. washing po ¥ One large handful of borax is used te every ton gallons of boiling water, and the saving in soap is said to be one-half. For laces and cambrics an extra does not injure the hardest water. A teaspoontul of borax added sized kettle of hard water, in ly the metal shanks are added to them. The division of labor and the excellence of the ma- chinery in one of the French button manafac- tories is said to be sach that a single workman can daily place shanks on 500,000 buttons. PETROLEUM AND PSILADELPHIA.—For the wen ordinary year ending on the 22d instant, the Phila. | Which it is allowed to boil, will effectaally delphia Ledger, over forty-two million galloas | *often the water. of petroleum were exported from the United a eg States, while the export of that article for the | 7,72" AMERICAN Minterme To AvsTnta— preceding year w@sa little over one-third as cienamtenneioie ie ee ee much. ‘© sbow the importance of this trade that city askimg for the removal ef Hon. J that up tc the tage the present month wrx’ | Labfvy Mosley; for ce alinged reason tha ae x teen ships, se y-six Qarks, thirty-three prin sd vl a bire odlag “i American citizers in that country. 67 The boot-blacks of Norwich, Conn., met in Convention last week to discuss politics andclam chowder. They passed resolutions Sppropriate to both subjects, S7'A suit is pending in a San Francisco court to test the cemstituuonality of the law of Congress requiring the people of Uaiifornia to pay their income taxes in gold or its equiv- alent, by returning the amount of income on & “greenback” basis. S7-The Republicans of the Sixteenth New York Dis:rict have nominated O: Ferris for William ©. Fields bas been Bominated by the Republicans of the Nine- teenth District. @7-Hon. A. J. Rogers bas been renominated for by the Democrats of the Fourth District of New Jersey. s7"The total vote for Gen. Ronssesu for Congress in Lonisville was only 992. There ‘Was Bo opposition. 87" Mr. Daniel Drew has given ground and buildimgs in New York for a Methodist Cole lege—e gift valued at $250,000, 57 A boy about eleven yearsof brigs, and three schooners, laden entirely with tale staple of Legg cae er have cleared for toreign countries from this a total of one hundred and thirty-two resseleis eight months. —$—$ Srzam CoMMUNICATION BETWEEN Liver- POOL, BaLTimone axp New Orteans.— Baltimore has now direct communication by steam with Liverpool and with New Orleans. The steamship Somerset eaile Satarday for Liverpool. he Carrol, from Baltimore, reached the English Fed Teported by the Atlantic Cable—iast Thuraday,and the Wor- cester, from Liverpool, is expected at Balti- timore ima few days. The and Caba nn ae sieamem ot the How Orienms than anit route it im proposed to bring cotton to Baltimore, d there transfer it to the vessels bound for pe. |. Cornelfus Vanderbilt is the most prominent candidate mentuoned, and fell into the selection, itis understood, will be merely | the water at Toronto, Canada, on ursday. temporary—the person ay ted President | The body was fished up after it had ven bolding office until the Mevting of the | twelve minutes underneath the surface, and Board of Directors, in December. by the ak Ae nen a ot restorauives he 87 The Colorado News of Charles "err —— nent tebed Ferd. Schoter, who hes a spine 18 | adorned with a medallion of the anecana ro! only four fee #1x inches bigh, 30 years of age, @ native of ne Cassel, who bad just afrived on foot from East, at Denver, on his wa; to Salt Lake, California and Australia, ‘He has traveled 75.00) miles in Europe, Asia aad America, Mostly on foot. is very intelfigent, intends to write 2 book, and has and recommendations from public men in thirty different languages. ‘Jt is quise probable tbat an effort. witl ere 1Ong be made for the consolidation of New York and Brooklyn. The t cities are now practically unived, not only by their contigui- a ita'ion of his dog, and is of Siciliaa marble = ag Dewspapers are pub- two iisbed tn New Fork oly. er pranberry picking is going op in Massas si each ty, the unity of their interests, @nd tbe com. an Ye 19; oftheir ulations, but aleo by their New Pa ire raiment, s0faraathe Police, rf wa NE pn nd te a! ~ Sr continns Wtcareen micsee, d'ls toigetan Cameltoe eens Mapey ‘by th ‘tension of 4 ic aw Tbe an of the Bente Be Over bot, Wail daly "hey Methodist Episcopal Onureh ie i us, will. gommenee ite session in ay erie ilbe, . ‘Wednesday, November on vwinen — UD, next. Bishop galt, Boorse con:Rabeughtin Benes for $5 of 7A branch of the cel Order of 'Re- dem known asthe Or- der e @ Most Sacred Re- deemer, LA ) at St. Louis. Fa, the Earine of wots aman dened tor xf) 3 rattler tnd rete : She She Gatton? i Wohopelesly neaas. ee ae ped wends us poem tinct wrsvcse of ton ta that te 72 mille, fortus mayathcture joomingdal le,” 18 bested to sake it wMAy, | Of coon and woolen f0ods. someef them and'no questions Will be asked? : . oe callicoies.— Charlotte Time: