Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1868, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, At the Star Bullding, 8 ‘W. Corner Pennsylvania Av.and lith Street, NOYES, BAKER & CO. et The STAR 1 served by the carriers to their ubecribers in the City aad District at Taw (OEDTS PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, witD oF without wrappers, Cuwts each. PricB ror MAItine:—Three Ove Dollar and Fifty Cents; six mont! Dol- jars; one year, Five Dollars. No are gent from the office longer than for. morning—One Doliar and a Haifa Year. EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. Ta the South Carolina Legislature a resoln- tion has been passed providing that imcorpo- rated towns shall make no distimction of color im the appoin:ment of policemen. Ax attempt was made to turn over all schools im the State ‘to the negro school commussioners. The mat- ‘wer was referred toa committee. All foreign claims against the State bank have been repu- hated. The Democratic Executive Committee of Al- AdAMA Was in session yesterday, and passed a series of resolutions endorsing the Democratic months, Three ominees and platform: urging the le to vote at the November election, and to take the Iaws as find them, and denouncing the at- tempt of the are to cast the electoral Vote of the State. Two policemen in Atlanta, Ga, arrested a drunken and disorderly uegro Tuesday night, d were taking him to the station, when they cked by 8 party of negroes, knocked 4 the ‘prisoner rescned. Later the negroes collected about the station and fired on the police, who returned the fire. The negroes finally withdrew. One negro was killed and two wounded The thirty-first annual convention ef the Diocese 6f Western New York opened in Buf. falo yesterday, Right Rev. Bishop Cox pre. siding. One bundred and twenty-four clergy- mem were present. Among the notables were Dr. Fuller, Archdeacon of Toronto, ©. Wj Rey. Dr. Hill, missiorary to Greece. Hon, Horatio Seymour will be in attendance during the convention. The trotting horse Red Rover won the Sweepstakes, for which five horses were en- tered, on the Fashion Course, Long Island, on Tuesday. Three straight beats were trotted im 47 q, 2514. back was second in John S. Allen, of New York, who was con- vieted, with Collector Callicott, of alleged revenue frauds, has had bis sentence com- muted so far as the term ofimprisonment for one year is concerned, leaving only the fine of two thousand dollars to be paid. Six persons escaped from the jail at North. ampton, Mass., Tuesday forenoon. A reward of two hundred dollars has been offered for their apprehension. ‘The Chinese Embassy arrived at Springfield, Mass. yesterday, and after a short stay pro- eveded to Worcester. They will leave for Boston to-day. ‘The largest Republican gathering ever held in New Branewick, N. J., ook piace last evening. Speeches were made by John J. Blair, Horace Greeley, and Mayor Pangborn, The speeches were sble and eloquent, and Were receryed with grea! enthusiasm. ‘The report that yellow fever was prevailing at Key West isdenied. Itissaid there is not ¢ case on the island. A Mr. ©: connected with an iron estab- lishment in Philadelphia, is reported a defaul- ter for over $2000. The rotunda of the University of Virginia aceidentally took fire yesterday. The building and library were somewhat damaged. George H. Pendleton passed through Port esterday, on bis way to Bangor. There was a Republican torch-light proces- sion in Atlanta, Ga., last evening. Maryland Republican State Central tsin Baltimore to-morrow (Fri- a- The bay horse Hollow. h beat. day.) The cattle divease now raging im the West bas made ics appearance in Canada. In Queen Anne's county, X cored people pay taxes on = perty. General McDowell is im Portland, Me. land, the col- worth of pro- Tre Existexce or WaTeRIN THE Pia- WETS.—The Spectroscope has rec-rtly been applied to ascertain the existence or non-exist- ence of waier upon the surfaces of the planets. The application of this instrument for this purpose may be understood from the follow- ing description: When the sunlight passes througn prism it is transferred into a beautifull edjband of light, the so-called sular gpectrum When observing this by means of a spectro- scope, a multitude of dark lines are observed. which are called /raunhoferts Lines. These dark lines, which differ in appearance, are tributed to various causes. A consider: pr Ttion of them, Bowever. are produced by ight passing through the atmosphere. They are accordingly most prominent when the sun d they are almost invisible when the ms are made on the top of a high Mountain. Among the lines produced by the earth's atmosphere, some have long ago been to the pre-ence of watery vapor. By observations in localities distuguisbed for a very transparent atmosphere, such as Mar- seilles, Palermo. Athens. and by observations on the summit of Mount Etna. proof bas been obtained ofthe absence of water from the at- mosphere @f the sun, but its presence in the atmospheres of Mars and Saturn. The conciusions drawn from these exper:- ments are given as follows: To the close analo- gies which already unite the planets of our system, & new an@ important character has just been added. All thes= planets form accord- ingly but one family: they revolve around th same central body, giving them heat and lig! They haveeach & year, seasons. an atmosphere, nd on many ot planets clouds have been observed in these atmospheres. Finally wa‘er, which plays so important a part in ali organ- ized beings, is also an element common to the planets. These are powerful reasons to think tat life is no exclusive privilege of our ear! the younger sister in the great planetary tam. iy. ImpopTasT TO REAL EstaTE AGENTs—A rr- cent case in lowa..—A case came recently before the courts of Des Moines which involved a law meiple that dealers in real estate should be ar with. and which, if so. would save aot A little htigation. The defendant in the suit sold to the plaintiff a lot, and gave a warranty deed, con venanting that the same was free and clear of imcumbrances. Soon after it was dis- covered there was & mortgage on the property, which had been executed several weeks prior to the sale made to plaintiff. The suit was brought for obtaining money under false pre- tences, but after an examination the det t was discharged, on the ground that the mort- gare being on record was sufficient notice to third aud whoever bought the arty took it with proper notice of lien. This prm- ciple has been affirmed by the Supreme Gourt repeatedly. and is settled. Persons buying real estate in lowa should rely entireiy upon the public records, them will ‘heir titles de- im this state. state having provided means by which conveyances may be on record. that they may be known of al} men, the courts that all parties must avail themselves of them. So also a senior mortgage. not on record, is no notice to third parties as against a junior mort- wage recorded. Tre CaTTLe Diskase iN Canapa.—The Board of Agriculture of has appointed A. committee to examine into the cattle disease. The committee will proceed to Illinois and make the necessary inquiries. The disease has a) ed at Paris and Dundas, and is sup- to have been communicated by bad and diseased cattle conveyed over the Great Wes- = railway from Western States lo New york. Sort WaTzr ror HORsEs.—Youatt, in bis book ent‘tled “The Horse,” says this animal ‘will never drink hard water if soft is within reacb-that he will leave clear. transparent, hard ‘water for a pool or stream of soft, even though the latter be discolored with mud. Very cold ‘waver, from the well, will make the hair rise up and not unfrequently cause an attack of gripes. Give soft water when practicable, especially if the animal be ailing. Female Surrrace 1x ExcLaxp.—Late Eag- lish paper says that the overseers of Salford have placed twelve bundred and eight women om the register of electors for that borough. Above five thousand women ratepayers have sent in claims to vote for the city of Manches- ter. At Ajtou, in Staffordshire, the overseers Bave pot names of the female ratepayers as claumant of votes on the church door. S7-German is to be tau COMMOR schoois. SF Cigars are smuggled into New York along with corpses. 7 The first snow of the season fell on the ome of Mt. Washington on Friday morning 87" A remedy for mosquitto bites comes from Paris, afd it is to cover the wound with a mucilage of gum —_ water. 7 Miss Anns Dickinson topping for a few days with ber brother, Rey. Mr. Dickinson, of Westville, Cu. e7 Ade Gilmore, ® negro. sent the first bale of cotton to the Galvesion market, and has Te- ceived p silver pitcher and godiew’ therefor. in the Nashville : | | | Che es vse, XXXII. bening WASHINGTON. D. C., THURS DAY. AUGUST 20, 1868. 18 ACHIEVED 15 THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF NEW MEDI- ‘CINAL PRIN OIPLES iN N°. 4,821. Washington News and Gossip. Tue Inpiam TRovstesin Kameas.—Dis- patches from General Sherman received at th» ‘War Department this morning, indi ate that the trouble on the Saline and Solomons rivers ‘are acts of violence against the settlers by the Dog soldiers of the Cheyenne tribe. The§cause of the trouble and outrages is supposed to have Grown out of the recent fight between the Cheyennes and Pawnees. In the fight the (Cheyennes were worsted, and are supposed to have attacked the settlers out of revenge. Gen. ‘Sheridan bad sent plenty of troops and bad gone in person to that quarter. FRAUD ON THE PENsion UrFice.—On the Yoth instant, Edwin H. Dantrich, of Carroll City, Iowa, was arrested tor fraud on the Pen- sion Office, and brought before United States Commissioner Woodward, at Des Moines City, lowa, and held to bail in the sum of $8,000 for appearance at the Uctober term of the United States District Court. The accused had pre- pared three claims for pension, whieh, on in- vestigation, proved to be entirely false aad fraudulent im their character, the parties therein named haying no existence whatever. Tue Untox Pactric Raltroap.—The Sec- retary of the Interior has received an affidavit from the President of the Union Pacific rail- road, announcing that an additional section of »| trom bronchitis. twenty mules of road extending to the seven hundred and sixtieth mile post west of Omaha bas been completed. The Government Commissioners have been instructed by tele- graph to make an examination of said section. ASSIGNED TO DUTY IN THE SouTH.—By di- rection of the Sectetary of War, Brevet Major General A. Baird, Assistant Inspector Gen. eral, will repai’ without delay to Afanta, (a., ud report in p&rson to Major Gen. Mende for assignmentto duty in the Department of the South as inspector. PosTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL has, in conformity with the recent act of Uongress, issued orders to his subordinates to send to the dead letter office all letters, circulars, &c., con- cerning lotteries, gift concerts, and similar swindies. THE VEXED QUESTION Of appointing Super. visors of Internal Revenue is still undecided It is very evident that Secretary McCulloch and Commissioner Rollins experience some difficulty in harmonizing their views in the matter. 4 HosriTat Stewarp Wx. P. Bair, now on duty in the Department of Washington, has been ordered to duty at Fort Wayne, Wil- mington. Finst Lizvt. Geo. A. H. CLEMENTS, 44th in- fantry, has been releaved trom daty in the War Department and ordered to report to the com- manding officer of his regiment for duty. INTERNAL Revexve—The receipts from this source to-day amount to 8322,092,57. POLITICAL.—The Republican nominations im Obio have all been made except in General Schenck’s District. It will be seen that the Democrats have nominated Mr. Vallandig- ham in this District. which, in the opinion of Ohio Republicans, secures the election ot Gen. —- who will be undoubtedly renomi- nated. — Senator Van Winkle is to be dined by the oil men of West Virginia tor having secured the removal of the tax on petroleum. — Gen. Caaries H. Van Wyck has peremp- torily declined to be again a candidate for Con- gress in the Eleventh District of New York. on account of impaired health. He is suffering iw'd M. Madden, of Middie- ton, will probably be the candidate.’ Mr. Mad- den isa Very active man. a rer Democrat, the personal as well as political friend of Seaa- tors Morgan and Conkling, tbe latter of whom as indebted in a large degree to him for his suc- cess im the senatorial canvass of 1-67 — William D. Washburne is likely to get the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second Minnesota District over Ignatius Don- nelly. Mr. Washburne isa brother of ex-Gor- ernor Washburne, of Maine, and Congressman Washburne, of Illinois. — An intimate personal friend of ex-Presi- dent Fillmore, ina letter to the Hon. Alexag- der H. H. Stuart, of Virginia, say: “I not violate private confidence in saying that ex- President Fillmore and the men who honor him for his patriotism and statesmansbip are firm supporters of Horatio Seymour.” — Ex-Senator J. S. Carlile appears in the Baltimore American with a letter in support of Grapt and Colfax. Mr. Carlile is one of tbe ‘West Virginia Conservatives, who have, anti! recenuly, Acted with the Democratic party. — The nominations for Governor and Con- 6 in Maine are complete, except in the Fourm District, where Mr. Peters is virtually the candidate, although the convention bas up! been held. They are as follows: Republicans. 38. GOVERNOR. Joshua L. Chamberlin, Eben F, Pillsbury. CONGRESS. | 1. Jobn Lynch, Charles A. Shaw. 2. Samael P. Morrill, Alonzo Garcelon. 3. James G. Binine, E. Wilder Farley. 4. John C, Peters, George W. Ladd. 5. Eugene Wisewell. Hall, Arno Messrs. Lynch, Blaine, and Peters are the resent mermbers. Mr. Perham was d. the Seeend District by the rotation prine:pie. Mr. Pike was a candidate for renomination in the Fifth, but his vote on the Robb resolution secomplished his defeat, The delegation will doubtless be as heretofore, entirely Republican, the only district in b ag: being the First, or Poriand District. - Garcelon, the Demp- cratic candidate in the Second District, used to bea oes. babar — = ou very thoronghly, yi LJ Fog ta Sag orig AOR a ley, Col. McKee, Hannibal Hamlin, Louis Bar- ker, James G. Blaine, Eugene Hall, and others are constanuy in the field, — Hon. Darwin Phelps, of Kittanning, re- ceived the Republican momination fur the Twenty-third District of Pennsylvania, yes- terday morning. Hon. Thomas Williams, of an y, the pre sent tative, is a Republican, and served in the 38th and Juth Congress. He was re-elected to the 40th Con- gress by 14,197 votes against 10,012 for Ubilds, Democrat. The Democrats yesierday morning nominaied Lewis G. Mitchell for Congress from the same district. —The Republicans of the Tenth Ohio Dis- tmct, im convention at Napoleon yesterday, nominated J. M. Ashley for re-election to Oon- 8 by acclamation. was elected to the Sa. » SSth, and 39th Congresses, and was Te-elected to the 40th an ess by & vote of 14,573 agaist 12,956 for his Democratic compe- titor. 8 of the Eighth District of caused of Colonel Mc- Giurg, who was a ber of the 38th and Congresses, and re-elected to the Congress by 7,617 votes 4,04 tor Bis Democratic itor. in the Sixth District Pree . yw represented Hon. rT. Tas MOVEMENT TO Cowrrot THe Necro Vorz—Letters which are constantly received here from all parts of the South leave no doubt that the movement to control the negro vote through the agency of the landholders and em- Ployers, who refuse to hire colored laborers who vote the Republican ticket, is assuming extensive proportions, and peryading every State, A letter received bere to-day, ad- dressed a to Senator by a New York gentle- man who has been travelling along the Mississippi river, says: “The system of ter- Torism so successfully used in Mississippi is now inangurated in Tennessee, and is much more efficient and thorough.” He also says “that the landholders are, by the agency of the Ka Klux, controlling the suffrage of the negroes, and unless some thorough and decided action shall be taken to vindicate the rightsand Privileges of the blacks, Tennessee must sure- ly be lost.” He says he has information from a trusty source that the Ku Kiux of Tennexsee, thoroughly organized and armed, number one hundred and sixty thousand. He adds that the twelve rebel Generals lately assembled at Nashville are leaders ef the Klan, and this is confirmed by letters from other parties who say that the ostensible purpose of the meeting at Nashville of these generals was not the real one, and that their fair talk is for strat- egic purposes to create opinion. Bask BaLi—Oilympic, of Washington, vs. Key- stone, of Philadelphia. —The following tele- graphic correspondence explains itself: Wasaineton, D. C. 1963.—G. A. C Smith, Vice Pres: “ How y As- sociated Press dispaich gives Keystone 42, Olympic 29. Send correct score and numtr of mnings immediately. PHILADELYHIA, August 20, 1568.—A. G. Miti, Washington, D. € dispatch of last night was correct. Tenth inning not played out, Gume broke up by crowd. Umpire gavexame to Keystones, but it will not hold. Did not give up the ball. G. A.C. Surta. A. G. Mitts. A WOXOR has been circulated this morning to the effect that an early suspension of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue is probable. it doubles has its origin in the wish of some anxious individual. Burt's Bay Licat-Sration.—Official in- formation is given by the Light-House Board that a fixed white light will be exhibited trom the lantern surmounting the keeper's dwelling at Bull’s Bay light-station, South Carolina, on the evening of August 31, 1568, from sunset to sunrise, and thenceforth to be so continued nightly. This hght-station is on the north end of Bull's Istand, and abont 25 miles northeast of Charleston, South Carolina. DEaTH OF GENERAL B. F, Suitu.—Brevet Brigadier General B. Franklin Smith, of the regular army, died at Fort Reno, in Wyoming territory, Tuesday, CoL. ALEXANDER, the new postmaster, has removed Mr. Jobn Miller, (son of Mr. N. H. Miller,) one of the clerks in the office, and ap- pointed Mr. R. F. Allen in his place. Bvt. Cart. MAReorre has been assigned to duty at the War Department, and will report to Bvt. Bieut. Col. T. A. Dodge, superintendent War t buildings. Secretary WELLES will probably retarn to Washington early next week. AT THE Walte Houses To-pAy Secretary McCulloch and Ex-Goyernor Parsons, of Ala., had interviews with the Presidsat, ———- ore -___ WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA R. R. Case —Train Seized.—The Alexandria Journal of this morning says: The affairs of this road, which are known to be in & very complicated condi- tion, was the subject of unusuai interest to our citizens last evening, from the fact that the 4:20 tram trom Washington was taken S810 of by Sheriff Steuart, on its arrival at the st Asaph street Depot. As many of our citizeas may not be aware of the present legal status of this road, we give it as we understand it Nearly a year since, Judge Thomas issued an interlocutory order, and appointing Mr. Wm. H. Marbury receiver for this end of the road. From this decree the lessees appealed to the District Court at Fredericksburg, where the decision of Judge Thomas’ Court wasaffirmed. An appeal was then taken to the Sapreme Court of Appeals, where the decree of the Cir- cuit Court was again affirmed. This last de- cision was rendered in May or June last. terday Judge Thomas executed the order of the Supreme Court ot Appesis by issuing a pro- cess, directing the Sheriff of this County to take possession of the road and its rolling stock, and turn the same over to Mr. Marbury. The 5-20 tram did not leave last evening a5 usual, and we are informed, though not on authority. that the running of trains will be suspended until the decision is rendered upon the petition for an injunction prayed for by Adams Ex- ress Company, and which comes on to be beurato-asy before Judge Underwood in this eity. A Svureertitiovs Issuz oF NATIONAL Bank Norszs.—A New York city bank recent- ¥ received on deposit a fifty dollar note of the irst National Bank of New Jersey, and sent it to that Bank for redemption. e officer of that instatution returned it, saying that the sig- matures were forged The plate being genuine, and the bill bearing the treasury stamp, there ‘was no possible way for the public to guard against the fraud, and the ho! of the note sent it om to the Treasury Department at Washington to ask who would father the joss. Mr. Hubbard, Oomptroller of the ‘Vressury, bis reply, ites as follows «I can only state that in my judgment the loss must rest upon the party who deposited the note Beocan tecneoned ilsuch eqn can hap bi TO} aci ce Preceding helder, and so on. ‘romband ds fork 4s prior holders can be ascertained. The tact is established that this impression of $50 was surreptitiously taken from the office. At present, however. no provision of law, nor money appropriation exists, to enable this Department to redeem the note or indemnify its holder. The #50 note re- ferred to is returned herewith.” THE CRors OF THE West anv Souta.— The New York Ez; to the harvest : of the ‘West, we are glad to see, are to be largely poured into the lap of this great centre of trade and commerce. fe hear, since the harvesting commenced, of large shipments ef grain trom the farmers, the lakes and b; York, and the expectation is tl arope. A fair cotton crop, say 2.000,000 and iarge shipments of breadstuffs, with pork, bay, and other articles, to go forwara, will tend to keep down the price of gold. But tor the extravagance and follies of 1, we Might at least hope to keep our debt from in- creasing.” Naw Yore Yacut Civs Race.—The Ocean ——— from off Clark’s Point, New Bed ford , twenty miles tothe windward and return, fora purse of 84,000, between the yachts Eva, Palmer, Phantom, and Idler, was con- tested ~butin uence of not being sailed in the declared specified—fve hours—it was no race. On the way out the wind it from the achts started at 11.10. the stakeboat at 3.11, closely followed by the Palmer, which turned at 3.14. Ox the home-stretch the Palmer passed the Idler, but it was after five o'clock whem she arrived in the harbor. 7A new paper call ages, and is enclosed in vellum envelope with i's title printed 1m red. ‘The proprietor and editor are ui » and the articles are not signed. gant, is outwitha S7-O' Baldwin, the Irish challenge to fight “Jo” Warmo! English pugilist, ‘who has just arrived in New York. saan cine Same aces, Lama epee Sti ead the St. Lonis oneal by Mise Bitte — of Leavenw: of promise. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. FROM ALABAMA. Demecratic Electoral Tieket Nominated. Mowreowzny, ALA., August 2.—The tol- lowing Democratic Electoral ticket has been Dominated by the StateConvention: State at lar, idthwait, of tomer; and Peter Mt Dox, of Madicon. Firet Discrete: H.T. Toulmain, of Mobile; alternate, W. H. F. Randall, of Dalbs. Second District F. T. Sayer. of Moni G. of Coffee, ird let—J. Henderson, of ; alternate, J.G. Moon, . He a; alt ¥.S. Ferguson, of Macon. Fourth District BB Lewis of Shlloy, alter. nate, J. J. Jolly, of Green. Fitth District—J. Crook, of ; alternate, Wm. Richardson, of Madison. Sixth District—A. McAlexander, of Lauderdale: alternate, C. C. Harris, of Lacorina. The Convention adjeurned at nine e’slock this morning. An immense mass-meeting takes Place to-day. TRe city is full of people from all parts of the State, and are still coming in by train. To-night there will be a grand torchlight ‘and the business houses processson. and residences on the principal streets will b illuminated. Prinetpat rey THE CHINESE EMBASSY IN BOSTON, Bostox, Aug. 20.—A cordial reception was given to the Chinese Embassy by the citizens generally, and the city authorities. On their arrival here, about 11 o’clock to-day, Mayor Shurtleff welcomed the Embassy in an appro- riate speéch, which was fesponded to by inister Burlingame. ‘The escort from the city line consisted of four companies of cavalry, numbering about 170 men. The Embassey will hold a public levee in Fanuel Hall to-morrow noo: ‘will be the recipients of a grand banquet at James’ Hotel to-morrow evening. FROM PARAGUAY. Defeat of the Allied Troops Wit! hree Thousand. - beng New York Heraid has the tollowing dis- atch : Rio Janziro, July 3ist—vis. Lompox, Ang. 19.—The following dispatch has been received trom the seatof war on the Parana: The allied s to the number of ten thousand attacked the fortress of Humaita on the 16th of July and Were repnised with a loss of 3,000. The allies rt also been defeated in an attack on Grau dhaco. FROM CALIFORNIA. Central Pacific Railroad — Democratic ‘ongres: ected. San FRANcI8co, ugust 18—The pas- senger trains on on the Central Pacific Railroad are now running to the station two hundred and thirty-five miles east of Sacramento. Idaho advices to August lth say that Judge Shaffer, the Democratic candidate for Congress, is three hundred ahead. It1s claimed thai he will have six hundred majority. BRONZE STATUE OF MAJOR GENERAL SEDGWICK. PHILADELPHIA, August 20.—The bronze guns appropriated by Congress to the sixth army corps for a monument at West Point, N. ¥., has been cast into the full length and fig- ure, at the bronze works in this city, of Major Gen. Sedgwick. The form and features of the deceased are accurately depicted, and the exe- cution of the work received great praise. THE NEW YORK STRIKE. Legal Proceedings by the Bosses. |Special Dispatch to the Star.) NEw YorK, Aug. 20.—The Master Masons have takem the preliminary steps to commence legal proceedings against the Bricklayers’ As- sociation, under the State laws of New York, for combining to prevent them from getting labor. THE PHILADELPHIA DEFALCATION. Disappearance of the Defaniter. PuiLapE.rnia, Ang. %.—It has just lealsed out that Charles Cabot, president of the Allen- town rolling mills, bas absconded, leaving, indebiedness of from five hundred ihgas @ million dollars. partner m it J. Ettings, is wed to have beersgeuticly ignorant of this indebtedness. THE SCHOOL-SHIP MACEDONIA, Fortress Morrog, Aug. 20.—The school- ship Macedonia, twenty-four days from M. beg passed in the Cape last right for Annap- olis. ———————E BASE BALL MATCH. Fortress Mownor, Aug. 20—The Maryland Base Ball Club, of Baltimore, beat the Ureigh. ton, ot Norfolk, the scere standing $7 to 10. THE CREW OF THE SUWANEE. SAN FRANCISCO, August 19.—The officers and crew of the wrecked steamer Suw4nee arrived here to-day. ean Markets To-day+ ugust 0—A. M.—Consols, for vA Sa%,and 98% tor account: U.S. Bonds, Hinois, 90; Eries, 31. Ps ANKFORT, Aug. 20—A. M.—U. S. Bonds, Thy. LiveRroot, Aug. 20.—A. M.—Uotton steady. Sues 10,000 bales. Breadstuff< heavy. Lard declined to 60s. 3d. Others unchanged. Lonpon, Aug. 20.—Petroleum firm. Lowpon, Aug. 20—P. M.—Consols for money, 93%; 0n account, 93%a4; Erie, 314; Llnoijs Wy. A Livmrroor, Aug. 0—P. M.—Cotton, steady Bacon advanced to 52s. 6d., Pork advanced to 77s. 68.; at, jy declined to 6és.; Spirits of Turpentine, declined to 27s. + —__ How To CatcH Rats.--For catching rats in a cheap and effective manner, we recommend the following: Cover a common barrel with = iff, stout paper, tying the edges around the barrel: place a board so that the rats may have € 'sy access to the top, sprinkle cheese parings <r other “feed” for the rats on the paper for s-veral days, until they begin to believe that they havea right to their daily rations from ince. Then m the bottom of the jece of rock, about six oT seven inches hagb, fil with water until only enough of it projects above the water for one rat to lodge upon. Now replace i. first cutung a cross in the idle, and first rat tha: comes on the barrel fop noes through into the water and climbs on rock. The paper comes back to its place and the second rat follows the first. Then begins a fight for the possession of th: ery place on the stone, the noise of whieb trects the rest who share the same fate.—Scien- tific Farmer. a T have a ing babe” in Rich. mond, Twiloee tiher faskes him play the Piano «with his l,ttle fists and elbows.” In this way he produces “remarkably accurate chords.” (Cords of another description mit wen be applied to his parent’s back ) babe! is coerced very otten against his inclinations to give specimens of bis musical precocity, and seems faugued, sick and worn out, and refuses to play. S@-The so-called Autier 8; giving a copy ot a letter wit ‘without sh; aper, consists, a ES , the si 18 Sufficient to Produce the as New Watsnise Prace—Jobn Tracy, i rietor of the Peninsula House, at Saikoury, of $50 acres of land Berlin, Worcesier, pathetic ink, for ut any press and decoction of reoction of this ink and Ind onteane rubbing over with the fin, lesired transter. “ co ,Md. He proposes to erect a otel in time for next summer, and to provide a first cless summer La the English admiralty. all experi- ments will be av and the ship will be con- structed on the American plan pure and som. ple. ~ sa Dr. Wm. Sturm, 8 73-year-old homepath- of Cincinati. % now dangling teontysfret intant on his knee, ie lett side, instead of down the opening is trimmed FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Very heavy Temittances of currency have been sent South and West from New York dar- Star. CLOTHING &c. B. 48 Rachianr TAILOR, sy inte, 5 5 Dae coaned pow erare, eS corner be wh be DR. RADWAY's a crop-moving answer the call | $e, . soa te PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS. cress hed al ma Bur peaiyiea Wie old Eicads, ‘customers’ ana “ibe, bic Temain at 3to4 per cent, with an abundance | '?- # ssenicapee of: ing on it securities at (Successor to H. F. Lorvox & Co.) sumenes mp 4 Nite: end, oe the Seneetel tees CITIZENS, ARMY AND NavY a has now cerned, 1" Raving reached fe Rood in munONanT vate. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) is18-tf No. 369 Pene. avenuc, W: INSURANCE. |. ™ Hanson's * INSURANCE OFFICE, FIRE AND LIFE, ty time until the first of October, and arising rate ington of interest. —_e—— Government Securities. ‘Wasurworon, August 20,1868.—Jay Uoone & Oo. farntsh the following quotations of Gov. erament securities : No. 516 SEVENTH STREET. seen eae melor Mercery ineccarea., “emtttnte for Calo 42TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, | MA geMhartic Rhat cleaners the Aslimentary HARTFORD, CONN, | Capal and ite iecers apeETe es —— 4, 553.843. | ae Lobelia doce the stomach. = cea 7 A x ‘S4. Functions! te secured to the ee. Ps . Hanson, . EWE. \-_- hepigecloememanag HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., | «th Purification and equalization of the circule- ageRTS aig 2.996.880. | tion of the blend. . 8. CAB, WGoRT. Sect.” | sen. the pro . uM. | aputritions oh A grptt went te suppited tn their soothing {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) ¥ bealing and expulsive power in cases of ini ataveis Johnson & Co. quotestocks and bonds SH Wage URE. Sas: ] seein. Sin Erehary pve, —— home and foreign markets as follows : Mm. Bal A | Sth and - New York, Aug. 2)—First Board—U.S.6's, Be. Bae eee eB inet betes. sort re rs IS81, Compon, 1134; 6.20", 188%, cou) 12% o regular evacuations. pierre nr INSURANCE Buy and se stcurrent market rates, and — constantly on hand s fall supply of all ‘ ited press, Union, 19; Ontos GOVEREMENT BONDS, prf'd, 139, Market dull. Gold, 144. SEVEN-THIRTIES, ANDY OMPOURD 5 INTEREST HOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, S., executes ets, To-day. RE, Aug. 20-—Cotton dull at nomi- nally 30c. Flour fairly active, bat qnotal: unchanged. Prime Wheat firm and unchanged, At $2.60a82.65; low grades have declined 10 cts. Corn dull, prim white, $1.22. Oats dull; prime, 7 1. THE PROPERTIES OF DB. RADWAY'S PILLS. Sides, 17 ¥a17\ cts. Shoulders, 14% 215 IW ets. H, D O80KE, (of Jay Oooke & Go.) President WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, @OVEENMENT DEPOSITORE amp FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITE: STATES, ‘18th strest, opposite the Treasury Departmen: Government Securities with Treasurer Unite. Btates, 7% ets. Lard, ; Hams, 2va23 cts. a Baltimere Stock Market, To-day. Battimorg, Aug. 2).—Virginia sixes, old in- scribed, 186% bid 47 asked; do. 186, 45 bid; do. 1567, 45 bid. ——_-—___ Wall Street Te-day. New York, August 2).—Stocks very excited. Erie nown Ww 454; Gold, 144; Mon They Equalize the Circulation, Purify the Blood. ‘and Purge Corrupt aud Acrimoulons Humors. aud Fetained ceposite from the system in six hours AS A CATHARTIC they tncreaes, when ens the tie 4a5 per cent.; Exchange, unchanged; © x wd oe eg . S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS..4g } ES N. Caroli ri We bay and sell all classwsot GOVERNMEN’ | purging the reiained new, 52% SECURITIES at current market rates. wp Ty new, 63); Missouri's, 92%. FURNIEH BXICHANGE and mabe Coliscsson, | crease of the how of vile s fe ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers om thy MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give care fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN end FIR: and to eny other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEEE MBNT LOANS at all times cbeerfally furstched ee Te-dey’s New York Markets. ‘By Telegraph.) New York, August 20.—Flour 10020 cents lower. Wheat dull and prices in favor ef the buyer. Corn active and I cent better. Pork dull; mess, $26.62}. Lard dull at 1S jal~%e. Freights dull, SPECIAL NOTICES, prea ih thot PHALON’S “PAPHIAN LOTION” BEAUTIFYING THE SKN AND COMPLEX. BEMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS. FRECKLEs, For GeRtts Tee Rae PAWNBROKERS. ESt48.issEp 1852. HERZBEEG’S LOAN OFFICE, *PAPRIA) ION” Tem: RET wourE O STREET, ay for diseases and Dlemisher ofthe SEIN.” between 43: and pn eae: fer the TOET NURSERT es Barat ell tial, = + Bee a ‘Their COUNTER finence extend e a it 4 chap the REIN’ Peas conta per cake.” CENTBAL LOAN OFFICE. eareashout the SS is ‘otamme. “FLOR DE MAYO.” ak PES WEYL YARTA Ata, Gined ‘Sat uervess Sntie tn the wopsle, “FLOR DE MA pees known * Re alt Circelstion auaw PEnrous Fou Te HANDKEB- reather by 3 Goanstr irnieelion is ‘ Toentorost Srosl CHIEF. EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING ‘on time to suit remedies. Ted appulcatton,tntarna to the FRAGEANCE rgative medicine “ C'PHALON & 80N, New xork. ty aie be pre . je 8-ly Sold by'all Druggists, eek ez A MODERN MIRACLE! ‘rom old.and young. from rich and fre bern &bd lowly, comes the Universal Voiceot M ir a better dressing ” Bot hs amet Setiane bash dry customers, % ‘nitare, is, baw proved e wondestal carstive pripct _ aaee readily withdrawing from the blood and ize ne es i} and silver Serid and irritating humors. = DIAPHOBETIOS on BUPOBIFICS they the secreti of the ski + induce riety ies cocetomecf hale - ee than any “oll” or Tr ? and and wiry hairinto pole ation! ani Corea EIR ANTI BILIOUS proprictien stimolate abeve sil, the great wonder tke apis with yp Se “ ba Siskeare pce dh) sentonet Si cyt: = Thied it restores GREY Halk To 1fS ORTar- po Mage | of 7 Une w tet eo, onancn! re or the whitest and worst icoking ‘hair resumes its Speer pilla. tn donee of four ty sfx, will guickly rex” youthfal beauty. it does not ae the hair, but late the action of the patient a root and fils it with new life and Fils tan daily, t ‘One or Hoty eye o Prove and torpidit of liver, will Keep the system thetrage of this: smattey ‘te first m wileaties will regular fend lnure Bealtay digestion. ee will see the ATURAL COLOR re- ri KORE YOU KNoW IT, the hogs gray TS § en horton of the heir Pesacitar cha sae oe Or estrone, Shining and LAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. ‘Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer: no other = ‘ SHE HSU Fiaadan HE mom VAG Ee = a ey 1 » P. .» Nas »N. 8, For sale by all druggists. iy eon AME CAN HOUSE, Boston, Massacnuserts. ae Hi i ‘The very important and extensive impro’ te Sue contents which hav ly been made in thie popular nor end sabe, Hotel, the etin jew England, enable the erally operate ‘ourists, Families, and ay raveling Public. conve Sieve thie form 6 any other Hotel in the cit; where a | given in: s jumercus suites of apartments, with “yar tee have failed. It t = 3 Fooma: ‘water closets, 8c, attached. one of Tak’s Fused, which ecoquiet ta magnificent passenger elevators, the beat ever cou: nb Pt ‘elegraph Office, Billiard Halls. and Qafe on the $0 call ba pig meson, oy ed frat oor LEWIS RICE & 80N, a fess fey 3.0 ‘by te any $ wf ss BATOHELOB’S | HAlB DYB. eeseett site Bae tenia te att tints: 3 the ‘iilsieets ot bed ayes; for pee ae my ‘ar +1. emeeened sold by Draggiete RaDWAY 200. z Joun cnat 200., ‘MANUPACTURERS AWD DEALER IR WILLOW Wagg, LaNyes.y. OORDAGB, &s.. ac,