Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1868, Page 1

4 } ; | | \ ————_—————_—— ee, THE EVENING STAR | ( , = ’ fre PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, At the Star Bullding, 8 W. Corner Pavasy Av. and Ith Street, v NOYES. BAKER&CO. ——— Se The STAR is served by the carriers to thetr ubscriber= in tbe OxeTs Fae WexK. Copies at the counter, with oF Without wrappers, Two CENT each, Price gos Maiixe—Three months, One Ooilar acd Pitty Uents; six months, Three Do tars; one year, Five Dolinrs. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. ‘The WEEK.Y STAH—published on Briday mornieg—Que Jollar and a Halfs Year. sad Dist ct at Taw vet. XXXII. EVENING STA LATE TEL} GRAMS, Ke. General Howard del vered 20 address to ‘ne colerest people in New Ucleans Sunday nighi, exhorting them to industry and sobriety, and @ © oraveT to overcome prejadices agains: order that the predictions that free eople are unable +> take care of them. why not be verifiid. The General said nothin relating to polit..al affairs, Tie Whalen case was resumed in Uttawa, ( smaca, yesterday morning. The Court was censely crowded. Sir John A. Me Donald vc- ab ut ou the bench. The Hon. John isrd Cameron made an argument for defence, ani was then followed by Mr tly, of the Crows counsel, tor the prose- Captain Brown, of the prope! ently colon Nor Hippocamp- Wrecked on Lake Michigan, wehed St. Josepd. Michigan, with fourteen ether survivors. They report that a squall struck the propellor, and that she went down ip two winotes. There were no women or chil- aren on bostd. ‘The print works attached to the Washington Manotactaring Compasy’s mills, at Glonces- ter, New Jersey, have been destroy-d. The mills property were saved by steam fire en- cines from Philadelphia. Loss reported at £510,005; msurance $300,400. Repo and Andersom, the Indiana robbers ave b °n commit.ed by the Canadian authori- ties for extradition, and will be tarued over to the American authoritics as soon as the nece:- sary papers can be made out, Professor Doremus has found poison in the stomach of Mrs. Margaret J. Gamble, who was oO my striously buried in Green- 'y¥, New York. Her husband and & Woman are in custody. Ex-Presideut Pueroe still continues to gain in appetite snd strength. He is not yet ont of danger, but the probabilities are strong in favor of recovery. Hon. Horace Maynard has been ap) Spr cial Judge of the Supreme Court of \ see, for September and Uctober. George Downey was yesterday elected Chief Engireer of the Philadelphia Fire Department. D. A. Finney, M. ©. from the Twentieth = sylvamia district, died at Brussels, Aug. The funeral of the late Anglic an Bishop Fal- ford took place in Montreal, Can ada, yesterday. Tee Workisc P xoris.—The journeymen bricklayers, in New York, are still professing & determination to contmue the contest until eight hours is firmly established as the proper jength or time for a day's Iabor. The strike of the piano-makers, in Stein way’s establishment, New York, still continues. The compositors on the Brooklyn pay are at present on another strike. The New York city scale of prices was demanded by the men, and, the em- ployers refusing to accede, their employees ceased work. Their places have been filled partly by boys and young women, who work at low rates. Parties declare their deter- mination to hold out. The Working Men's Bildungs-Verein of Vienna, a short time ago, contemplat'd calling @ great fraternizition ‘uropean working men. 1t was intend- #4 to form ‘@ procession on the glacis and parade though the streets. In consequence, however, of a meeting at which the werking class leaders declared in favor of the Europ an socialist demociacy, and prociaimed them- selves to be neither Austrians nor Germans, but Europeans, a probibition has been issued against the intended procession and fraternizt- tion Fes: generally ‘The law on public met- ings demands that permission to hold the same be first obtain d from the Minister of the Police, and im ell ordinary cases the permission is granted. This is the first case in which the Friuisite permission has been refused. The Worrking Mec’s Union of New York reports that during the past week, it has recovered for the working i Is $€O wages detained by the employers fer insufficient causes. The Unit d Coopers of New York report wages at $3 per day, except in large shops, where =4 is the rate. A mem" fr was disciplined for receiving $2 73, ‘apd ordered to pay a fine of $10, in weekly in- Tee PREstyTsry or Battrwore. —The meeting of the Presbytery of Baltimore was beld on Friday afternoon in the Second Pres- byterian Church (Rev. G. P. Hays,) corner of Baltimore and Lloyd streets; Rey. J. J. Cole, Moderator, and Rey. W. H. Cooke, Recording Clerk. In reference to the terms of the pro- = reunion of the Old and New School sbyterian Churches, which by the last General Assembly hrd been referred to the several Presbyteries for their approval or dis- sent, the following was submitted and adopted 88 tbe views of the Presbytery ot Baltimore : “First. ile this Presbytery co: eberist a suncere desire for the reunion of the two branches of the Presbyterian Church at the earliest time consistent with agreement in doctrine and order on the basis of the common standard, it revertheless te-ls consiramed to answer the overture in the negative, because the first doctriral article appears ambiguous and liable to misconstruciion. «Second. Inasmuch, however, as the last General Assembly unanimously expressed its preferences for such a change of the first a: ucle as, leaving out the ‘Smith’ and <Gurle; »mendments, will recognize our common stan- dards as the sole doctrinal and ecclestastical basis of union, and also declared, in the reso- lutions offered by Dr. Hall, its understanding of the sense in which our common standards are to be received, this Presbyvery hereby sig- niffes its acquiescence in such preference and derstanding, and requests the next General ssembly of our Church to propose to the General Assembly of the other branch such & change in the doctrinal stticle of the propos- ed terms of union.”"—Bait. American. Dove.z MuRDER axD Heavy Rospary.—A double murcer was committed in the woods about three miles northwest of Indianapolis, Indiana, om Saturday . Aman narmrd Jacob Young and his wife left town some time during the aftersoon in a buggy, and were found murdered Sunday moraing. Mr. Young was shot in the head with a shot-gun, the Whole side of bis face bemg torn off. Young was shot throngh the head with a pistol: her clothing was set on fire, her body was pertially burned. The whole aftair is shrouded the coroger’s perpetrators of the foul deed. Mr. Young was known to have bad & large amount of mo , estimated at seven thousand dollars, in bis possession. Only ten dollats were found on his person, His horse and buggy aud a shct gun were fourd near bodies. AxoTuR © JAPTER IN THE GBRHARD- Nicuoras Ex EMENT.—Among the - gers im the Java, for Liverpool, were Wm. D. Gebhard and si choharie, who en ty joim their brothe~. Col. Edward Gebhard, ag { the wife of a Mr. Nichols, with whom ue eloped last May. Col. Gebhard was on the staff of Gov. Fenton for a couple of years, and Wasa lawyer and politician by profes“ion. The brother who now goe3 ont with his sister to join the guilty pair was made the ageat of Mrs. Nichols, by due power of attorney, to col- leet her money, stocks, &c., which amounted to over $k |, id-beart d elopement was the inumate friendship which seemed to exist between Gebhard and Nichelr, At was surmised at the time of the elopement that Gebbard’s family was cognizant of what was totake place between himselfand Mrs. Nichols.— Albany Argus. ‘Tee @aTtie Disease in Taxwassur.—The Nashville Union says: The terrible mortality ng the cattle in this viciwity, from what is known as the cattle plague, is still uaabat- 4. (a last Saturday Colonel W. F. Prosser lost seveu very fine milch cows on his farm seven mules out on the Neeley’s Bend road. A Mrs. Galligan, hving ear Allen's shop on the Gal- jaun pike, during the last week also lost severs ire John Taylor, an old and experienced ity, gives it as be opinion the disease is that of spinal affect nd that if the affected subjects could tails cut off when first attacked a reat many could be saved. PRayce P RED yor W ‘The Progres Liveral, of Toulouse, followiag we belive ‘Marshal Niel deliver d a speech to the Council General of Toulouse, the substance of which was, that the was Suimated by the best spirit, ts armament com- plete, the arsenals full. the fin: ofthe country almost comparing France with otber countries, it might beaffirmed with pride that France alone ‘Was im & position to peace or war.” ——_ re S7 Boat races are all the rage in Pittsburg. SF At last there is peace in the New York @ommon Covnent S87 One of the finest plantatio: the Ar- kansas river Tecently soid for five cents an acre, S7-A Wi.consin editor Bas invented a sheep shearing machine. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1868. Washington News’and Gossip. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Tae Maree Ecection.—The following dis- Patch from Jobn Ruseell Young, Managing Editor of the New York Tribune. was received tone o'clock this morning, at the Tribus Buresn in this city: Naw York, Sept. 14, 156%.—To J. P. Foley, vume Burcau, Washingt ‘The Maine elec- Das ber marked with more than ordinary xcliement, avd the Seramst vote ever cast nis ween polled. towns, 9 already € The Repablicans in all the large we learn from our dispatches, are gaged in rejoicing over their im- The major ity is believed to be 23,000 and 25,000, far exceeding the oat- side estimate of oar frieads. Joun Rvsssit. Younes. How rr Works.—The following telegram is the first in a case where direct application has been made to the War office under instruc- tious to Gen. Buchanan. It will be seen tuat itonly takes the time for dispatches to pass between the two points for action to be had ia apy given case, and the fears of those who be- lieved that should real difficulties occur in the South the routine necessary to be gone through Would prevent efficient action, were un- founded. > ‘War DerartMent, WASHINGTON City, : ‘commanding General, Department Griecans, La.— Major Gen, Hateb,-Assisieut Commissioner Freed- men’s Bureau, reports that there is danger of €n assault upon a torchlight procession in New Orleans to-night. You will so dispose and employ the force uader your command as to prevent such a:s.iult and proserve the peace. Please acknowledge receipt this dispatch. Jonx M. Scuoriap, Secretary War. In compliance with this order, three com- panies of troops were stationed at the custom house, and others distributed around the city, and everything passed off quietly. ‘Tux Work or R&rreycuine the expenses of collecting the customs, in accordance with the action of Congress in cutting down the appro- priation for that service, is still in progress. At Dunkirk and Rochester, New York, reductions of 25 and 30 per cent., respectively, have just been made, and a similar system will be pur- sued along the whote northern frontier. The reductions will be completed in two months. Gry. Rossmav has been assigned to duty according to his brevet rank of Major General from the date of his assuming command of his Department. Gen. Buchanan is, trom the same date, relieved from duty according to his brevet rank of Major General, and assigned secording to his brevet rank of Brigadier Gen- eral. ‘Tae New York REvence Cast —Distric Attorney Courtney returned to New York last night. He will, it is said, have charge of the pending revenne case, and be furnished with &n assistant. The understanding now seems to be that Solicitor Binckley is altogether out of the case. THE SkPTEMDRR Session —Senator Morgan arrived here last night. Representative Schenck Jett Columbus yesterday for Washington, to consult with him as to the adjourned session of Congress. Itisexpected that a quorum of the House will be present next Monday, but that the Senate will be witbou* a quoram. Mr. BINcKLeY’s ResiGNaTIoN.—“« Data”? says:—“Mr. Binckley, whilstin New York city last week, forwarded to the Secretary of the | Treasury uis resignation of the office pt Soli. citor of Internal Revenue. The res:gn&tion hax net been accepted.” Tue Prestpent’s raw.cy, vow in Terres see, expect to return to Wasbington during this week Psrson al —General autos Neosta, Minister of Colombya, together with a s: retary of lega- tion and several attaches, are at Willards’. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were 2269,412.9%, = FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York money market shows litte change in the rates for transactions on cll The bulk ot business is done at 4 per cent: there are, however, impor.ant exceptions at 5 per cent., including a leading Trust Company, which lends nothing below that rate; occasion- al transactious also are reported at} per cent on Governments. Theexp: :tation ofan active market at anearly day is indicated in the ex- tensive demand for 2) to 99 days” loans upon stocks, at 6a7 per cent, for the shorter termjand 7 per cent, od over aay. tue meee ee appear to have borrowed a good deal of money on these terms. —_—_.—__ [By Bankers’ ana brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocks and bonds in home and markets as follows: New Yor, Sept. 15.—First Board—U. 8. 6's 1864, coupon, 3 con i coupon, "new, 10: Sau’, (26h, coupon, 109 10.40", 104%; Pacific Mail, 10:*:, Ohio and Miss. ficates,29 y ;Mariposa,—; Atlantic Mail, 2%; Canton, 45%; Oumberlend, 30%; W. U. Ry oy 34; Culcksilver, 204%; Boston ‘Water Power, 15; N.Y. Central, 125% ; Erie, to. preferred, 68%; Hudson, 139; eading, igan Central, 115; chigan South- ern, +35 ta: Cleveland and {By Cable.) Lompon, Sept. 15—11:15 a. m.—Consols tor money, 94; for account, 9%; Bonds, 72; Illinois Centrals, 00; Erie, 30, FRANKFORT, Sept. 15—11:15 a. m.—Bonds, 7554975%. TwRePOOL 15— 1:15 & m.—Cotton market bas a declining tendency; sales of 8,000 bales; Middling Uplands, 104; Urleans, 10,8 10%. ON, Sept. 15—1:20 p. m.—Consols for money. 9; for account, 94%; Erie. 304. Other securites unchanged. LiveRroot, Sept. 15—1:20 p. m.—Cotton mar- ket heavy; sales of 7,000 bales: Middling Uplands, 10; Orleans, 10%. —_—~e—— Government Securities. WasuineTon, Sept. 15, 1803.—Jay Uoone & Co, furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities: Selling. ity 114% 1 U. S.6's, 1961 Five Twenties, [—FIRST BOARD. $.20's, Ja & Sy,'67..U9 113% 5.20's, Jn &Jy,"68..109 109% Ten Fi Wa Markets, To-day. BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.—Cotton dut!; held nom- imaily at 95. Flour dull. with quotaiton= nom- inal: Whent dull; prime to choles, #1.23892.00;, low grades, $!.75281.90. Corn dull; pri White, $0081.23. On's unchanged. Bye duit at $140. Pork and Bacon Ad Hee bee tts rad New Yerk Grain Market Te-day. New Yoru, Sept. 15.—Flour Wheat more active and 2a3 cemts better. unchanged. : —- = Wall Street To-day. ee ate cent Sterling Fepuierea: 43: ‘Varo! do. new, 725 regain ‘sy do. new, SX. 7 Ps This Afternoon's Dispatches, THE MAINE ELECTION. Republicam Majority 20,000—A:1 the Re- publicam Representatives Elected—Ri publica: the Legislatare—Every Sevem-eighths of the Hi N, Sep!. J. G. Blaine, chairman of the Maine Ret-ublicam Siai> Oommittee tele- graphs trom Augusta, «We have carried every Congressional Distric:, «ven waere the vote is closesi, by over 2.5.0 majority. We have cir. ried every county, regaining three whica were curried vy tae Driove wis aust year. We have elected every Senator aud eeven-eighths of the House of Reprc sata’ 3, amd we hive rolled ‘Up & popular majority for Governor Chamber- lain of * 0.000.” THE WHALEN TRIAL. He is Convicted of the Murder of D'Arcy McGee. Orrowa, Canapa, Sept. 14.-The Whal case was resumed this morning at nine o'clock. The court room was de.sely crowded. Sir John A. McDonald accepted a seat the bench, Hon. Jobu Hillard Cameron, counsel for the defense, begun bis argument by alluding to a tirong preindice existing against the prisoner. He said the evidence in the case consisted of three kinds, viz: circumstantial, direct, and the admissions of the prisoner. He pointed out the danger of reliance on the first, and ted numerous examples. He considered the circumstanual evideace brought forward im the present case wholly unreliable, and showed the improbability of the direct evi« dence given by Turner and Wade. He exam. ined the evidence of Lacroix, and showed how improbable it was, and how unlikely it was that he should not have seen any one, or been seen, when there wer number of le abroad at every turn, and he had a considerable distance to go after leav He spoke of the: and cited aut the scene of the murder. upon the prisoner, dence in the fairness his speech he stated that W! his innocence to him. The speech, lasted over two hours, was a very able one, and produced a great impression. Mr. Earl nsel for the Crown, expressed nixed the rie which had fal. en from Mr. Cameron regarding the fairness of the tri had been de. peech for the defence was one of the ablest ever delivered, and he cautioned the jury not to be carried away by eloquence, out to said that a great pre- jast connection with judge trom the facts. judice existed against crime, bat not the prisoner, beyond his the crime. ‘The bim to Montr-al, and showing how he begged along the streets to the sieps of Mr. McGee. He reviewed the ev:dence of various witnesses: Teferred to the pistol found on the prisoner, and to the threats he had made against Mr. McGee's life. He showed the consistency of Turner’s evidence; it contained the of the same thre: Teferred to by other wi 3, He also referred to the evidence ot Wade, that men met night after night to plot the death of McGee. The evide ice and the actions both showed conspiracy. ‘he conspirators bad nct yet been reached, but the evidence before the Crown would track them to their dens, Mr. Earley traced the prisoner's whole conduct on the night of the murder; hus restlessness whils Mr. McGee eloquently pleaded the case of his country: and when the words the belt” were used, the prisoner shook his hand, pass’ d it over his breast, where the pis- tol was, and nodded to his confederate. La croix, an unlettered Frenchman, had seen the deed eommitted, and he must be the greatest genius that ever lived to invent such a story. After a recess the judge charged the jury, and the court adjourned until to-morrow to hear verdict. The Verdict. OTTAWA, Sept. 15.—Tne jury in the Whelan case have rendered a@ verdict of guilty, and ‘Whelan is thus convicted of the murder of D’- Arcy McGee. DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO. St. PRrER, MINN., Sept. 12.—A terrific tor- ado of rain occurred on the Minnesota river Friday night. Houscs and barns were blown to fragments, and grain stacks scattered in every direction, A number of pimons, were injured, among them Mr. Geo. Bri fatally and several others seriously. The to property is estimated at $20,000. REPUBLICAN REJOICINGS IN MAINE. PoRTLAND, Sept. 15.—The election returns ‘were enthusiastically received by a Republican ma.s meeting last night at the Oity Hall. To- night there will bea grand torchlight proces- sion. ——————_______ SAW MILL BURNED. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.—Alexander's saw mill, on New Market street, below Callowhill, ‘was entirely destroyed ¥. fire this morniag, and three small brick dwellings adjoining were also burned. MURDER IN NEW YORK. New York, Sept, 15.—J. Miller was attacked and killed last night in the fourth ward by two Tuffians, who have been arrested. ——_~<re-___ Pouiticat.—The Democrats and Conserya- tives of North Carolina have nominated the following candidates for Congress ; 1st districts Hon. David A, Barnes; @d district, A. A. McKoy, Esq.; 4th district, Hon. Sion H. Rogers; 5th dis.rict, Col. Livingston Brown; 6-h district, F. E. Shober, Esq.; 7th district, Plato Durham, Esq. —The Grant ana Colfax Club of Baliimore are actively at work, and their meetings are well attended. —The Hon. Edgar Cowan, ex-Senator trom Pennsylvania, bas taken the stump tor Sey- mour in his own State. —The Missouri Republican says that State is ‘88 safe for Grant as Massachusetts, with a fair rospect of carrying every Congressional et —belden, Democrat, is now said to have been ‘elected to Congress from Oolorado Territory. —Hon. pOharies ;Knapp, of Delaware coun- ty, bas been unanimously nominated by the Kepublicans for Uougress from the Nine- teenth District of New York, which is at pres- ent repreeented by Hon. Wm. 0. Fields, Re. publican, who was elected to the 40th’ Con- | Bow by 17,277 votes against 13,621 for Johnson, VIRGINIA NEWS. The Sumac trade in Richmond is becoming uite an im) t ome in that city. 7m on street Teecived from to in & desponding mind, ‘comuunttood Gaichde last week by shootiog eye George Clemens, killed a man, Greenwood, in Albemarl county eg He said he had nothing more to ve for. A number of half acre lots, about a mile Lynchburg, were sold last week, at fair prices, P3 Sa Upward of one million 8 are re- ported a8 outof employment in Great Britiar, and the attention of all classes is tarning tc« enero te America as a means of ree Y U MITER STATES PATENT-OFFIOE. tne potion sr OY as dS WAR RE LS. 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Scarlet cok ether Nevers ie ‘use will alwaye insure : care In Bbeumatiom, 3 Gout, Tie Doloreex gpired with the Resolveut and Pills, will surely SHect cure. oFFLCE, IN THE BANKING-HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co., WASHINGTON, D. Cc, ©. . CLARE, Philadelphi JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Committee JENRY D. COOKB, Washington, Vice Presi- Gent. EMERSON W. PEET, Philedeiphia, Secretary and Actuary. ¥ ER. Washington, Assistant Secretary. FRANOIS G. SMITH, M.D , Medical Director. J. EWING BEARS, M. D., Assistant Medical Di- rector ATTORNEYs: ‘WM. BE. CHANDLER. Washington, D. 0. GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia. MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD: J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States ashington % RWITZ, Chief Medical Department United States Navy, Washington. D. W. BLI88,M. D., Washington. 0. B. CLABK F. BATCHFORD 6 WM. 6. MOORE! GEOBGE F. TY. J. BINCKLEY CLAKK .... E A ROLLINS... JAY COOKE & CO., New York, For NEW TOBE Stets end Northern NEW JER. E. W. 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