Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1868, Page 1

—_———— ees, THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday ——_——— ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to their Ubscribers in the Uity aad District at Tem Cupts Pre werk. Copies at the counter, with Cxzmrs each. EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. As a fcneral procession was crossing the Erie railway, near Elmiri, New York, yesterday, the Rochester express came aloug and fright ened tbe borse of ac triage in which was Mrs. Drake, who was thrown on the track, and Bad both feet cut off by the passing train.” A child of the deceased (Mrs. Carr) was also run over, and literally cut to pirces, Intelligence from Buenos Ayres is to the ef- fect that a sorm pass:d over the city on the sath of Ai the day upon which the terri- die cartag Visited the west co.st, and was attended with the great: st lo=s of life that has occurred there for some time. Numerous ves- sels were sunk in the harbor, aud several houses were blow a down. Peer Roga was arrested in St. Louis yester- day With bushel of Dogus aickels found ip his possession, Emile Brascuri, in the employ of Kaga, was also arrested, and nearly $4.0) ) iu copaterfeit two dollar treasury notes were found on her. Both parties were turne1 over to the Units d Stair» authorities. Kev. W. H. Green, now in jail onder a sen- tence of death for poisoning his wife, bes b en granted & new trial by the Sapreme Qourt of Connecticut, on the ground of the discovers of new evidence. The extensive works of the Trenton Iroh Comp_ny bave ben sold tothe F-ie Rv ttoid Comp ay. The duridings are to ne tora down and ‘he machinery removed to the line of the Erie road «rly in April next. An explosion in the oil refinery of Richards & Verplanck, Jersey City, yerterday, killed two men and . eriousty injured two others, besides dest: oying 750 barrels of oul. The revenue fraud investigation cas New York was again postpom-t yesterday unt] Tuesdav, om a2connt of the disposition of ex-Judge s ullerton, one of the Government's cou Five distilleries Bave been seized by tha dep. uty coll: -tor of the eecond coll-ction district, N. Y., for non-registrahon under the new rev= enue law. A party of sixty men, led by an American. entered the house of a Mr. Justice, n .r Cork, Irelanc, and stripped it of arms, which they arri dot. Noans.s have been made. Admiral Farragut received a deputation of Cret. ns at Try sie yecterday, and expr ed to them the sympathy which the American poo- ple fel for the canse of liberty in Gre A Paris dispatch of yrsierday state~ that a re- Port wes curreat there bat the Min‘stry wes about fo send home eizhty thousand men from the avmy, on furlough. A nauonal convention of the French ©: dian societi s will te held in Springfield, Ma--., on the 7th of October. Four Bundred delegates are exp: cud. Reports from ihe cotton crop in Tennesvee are very unfavorable. Insarrectiopary movements are reporied in ir ty. ia has returned to Berlin, = the Georgin Riot. REPORT OF THELEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE. Morday atternoon, the Governor of Georgia sent communication to both Hove: relat ve to the disturbances it. Mitchell county, rec mend‘1g that ‘he President of the Unt! a Siates be } etitioned for military force sumicwat to pre orve order in tbat county. The Gov nor says, that disregardful of the procia nv: assurd on the 1th instant, the right of ine ) ple to a: embie bas bem Violently and barb .r- ously impaired, sud civil officers uaable io protect the rights of th m peace. He recommends the Lg s'a- ture to make immediate application io the force, to be in Mitchell county. to mitntain id. protect {the livesand property af cil- d to have guilty partes punished w process of law. The tact that this oc- the result of poliuical party that another political pare shall not bold m: etings is too well Known. it 18 gratify.p¢ to huow that these sentiment? ate confined to & lawicss class,eud are not coont-n anced oF supported by tesponsible citizens. The wisfortune is that outrages are not pr - vented, 91d_unie*s physical force is sdd-d t> the honest efforts of the officers of the law. we vba'l be thrown into a stat of anareby, waere neither property nor life will be regarded. ‘Taere wes considerable debate iu the Senate with regord to the subject of ielezraphing to the President with rez-rd to the mauer. A rrsolution wre offered, thates the Sena’e bad be ard the statement of the mezroe= through the Governor, aa sccownt rom white men be read. dito. A subsiitute was offer d that a spectal committ”s inv “t gate the whole matter, and repor: fortawicb all the facts. The House a'so appomied a committee of five to inve-tiga’e aad lay a co. rec BY the Assembly At the reque-tor Major How- ard, agent of the Bureau, Judce Ve<om anu Captain Jobrson will iny stigate the mai.er. and furnish the necessary papers and informs- tion. In the Senate, a committee was appo'ntsi to take imto comsideration the m-s<age of the Governor. The executive committee made a Teport that the evidence submitted to the Gov- ernor is untrae,and accompanying the same ‘with sworn testimony. The report gave rise to an exciting discussion. It was adopted by the following vote :—Yeas 2, nays 10. ‘The Houce p.ssed a bill—by a vote of 112 to W—appointing ihe first Tuesday is November for the Congr: sioval election ‘The House recetved majority and minority reports relative tothe Governor's me-<age an the Camilla riot. After a heated discussion the majority report was adopted, which 's, that they find the evidence preferred vy the Gov- <TBor not sustain dby the evidence produced betore the committee, and which i; herewith returned. They have come to the conelus'on tbat the whole difficulty occurred and orizi- nated from a determination of the parur= rr ferred to in the Governor's mesez—to wit Pearce, Murphy, and Putney—kaown at C2 milla, at the bead of an armed comp ay of freedmen, which was disputed by the Sherftf ofthe county, and the persistence of one pad the determination Of the other caus d the @is- turbance. They find that the ciyil suthoriup= are able to exrcuie the lew, and that there | ~ gy necessity for military interference. The rejsor is signed by one Senator and four member: the Honse. One Senator dissents to the rep but suid, “I scree with the committee, but eve that other legislation is necessary w serve order and protect persons and property Prevident for a safficiea: militar station hely express PotiticaL Disrurpances is New (2- TkaNs.—New Orl .ns is im an iptense st. of excitement. Last night, about balf post ‘4u ovclock, a disturbance occurred at the coruer of Bourbon and Canal streets, in front of Dumoe- telle’s conf ct‘opary evtablishment, oue of Sashionabie re-orts of N« TAtC, Were du the streets in the vicumity at the time, aad be- came engseed m a difficulty, when several shots were fired. A skirmish w.th staffs aud lamps occurred, when all the parties disper. \d hastily. The cab siauds were de-erted, #1 buildings in the vicinity closed during the melee. Several persons were hurt: but none ere yet ascertained to have been fataily injar-@ Accounts as tothe origin of the difficulty are conflheung. Prize Fient Faustrateo — Jas. MeBride nd John Knight, it is stated, bad arranged to Lave a prize fight somewhere in this Ste. MeSiride wes arrested yerterday morning by iceman Morris, required Le Jus ice fogerty to give $1.00 security not to fight in (uss State. Knight was arrested la: jodged in the Middle District station to +xammntion before Justice Hagerty.—#al- > 2d. bears are becomin; tbe aorthern section ot New many p Bumerous mm pahire. In they have done great injury to the itis generally saypoe they come from Squam Monntain, in ere pa oon 5 resent pr nc - Vybecs._ Hunuing parues are forming tm many places in the taper pections OF the State, a! some Fare spor bear line is expected. Spanish fever has broken out fn Tedianapolis among domestic cattle which ha Ve never been or pastured with Texs= or Cherokee cattle. aaa pant wack. a7-The firm ‘heeler &Uo., ot New bas deem committed on the charge of jewelry louery swindling. a7 New Orleans and St. Louis are to be con- nected by @-rfilfoad to run on tne of the Mississippi. e7The project of crossing the Atlantic with a baloon is being revived by the acronauts. j 1 a * Che Fvening Star. ee **, XXXII: Washington News and Gossip. EARLY Comrietiow oy THE Pacrric Ratt. ROaD.—The President haviog accepted the Teport of the Government Commissioners of toe Union Pacific Railroad on the 28th section, just completed, extending from the 760th to the 70th mile post west from Omaha, and about 253 miles this side of Gr-at Salt Lake City, bas directed that the bonds and patents be issued to the company, and the Secretary of the ‘Treasvry to-day issued the bonds, smounting to $6*0,CC0. The Government Commissioners of the Central Pacific Railroad have reported the completion of a section of 25 miles, extending from the 255th to the 290th mile post east of Sacramento, and about 333 miles west of Great Salt Lake City. and the report has been ace cepted by the Pr “ident, and the bonds iseued, amount ng to $1,120,000, Theze is yet to be completed 253 miles by (he Union Pacific road, and 323 by the Ceatrat Pacific, making 5°6 m'les of the ro.d yet to be completed, a1d as they are now building pearly 100 miles & month, it 1s highly prob.ble that be entire road will | - complet*d by the 4th of Jaly, 186°. A FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS —The following felezram wee iecelved at the War Deps..meyt this ai.ernooa: Avstis, Texas, Sept. 2.—Adjulamt Gener U.S. Aw—A detachment of the 9h cavalry, from Fort Davis, under commsud of Lieut +n- ant Casack, overtook two hundred Apache In- diaus, pnder Arsarie, their —— chief, aad k thiriy, wounding an mber, and Teeap.ured two captives. Two huudred any mals were also captared. Their camp anti win or supplies were destroyed. Reports by mail. J.J. Rtyxotps, Brevet Msj. Gen. U. S. A., commanding. SREvET Mas, Gex. Epwarp Hatos, As- sistant Commissioner of the Frecdmen's Boreau for the State ot Louisiana, arrived ip town thié morning, and to-day had a long intex- view with General Howard and Secretary ‘Schofield, relation to the distarbed condition of aftairs in New Orlex: THE ArroINtwEsT oF Surrryisors.—The Secretary of the Treasury bas not yet made any appointments of Interns! Revenue Supet- Visors, except that of Col. Maher, for the M:s-'| souri District, though he and Commissioner Rollins bad a kc ng int -rview upon the subject this afiernoon, and the impression seems to prevail tuat they will shortly agree upon the appointments of several. SkcerETary McCci.oce and Commissioner Rollins are having a conference this rnooa, to finally award the coutract for siamps. SexaTor Epwarp D. Moraan, of New York, bas given $10,000 for sn endowmen: fund of $100,0% for the young Iadie-? seminary which Henry Welis, the express man, bas lately built at C .yuga. THE PeESIDENT hss not yet deiermined whether be will leave the city fora respite from bis lat ors. REVENCE ArroiniMest vereiary Me- Callocn made the followin: internal revenue appointments to-day : dterelepers.— Wm. M. Jobn W. Lingard, New ing for Oineinnati, ODio P. Siatneyer, H.M. Weller, Br@sher © impbell, Alexsader H. Cbrisiopher, Lewis Weitze'l, Andrew W. Armsirong, Jame M. Hat. Wm. G. Dorma. Alex. Bohiauser, Jas. G. Pattersou, Jame: B. Howard and James Erwin. ue er.—Aabrose ©. Daun, 8th Virgiois Chrissopber J. Muschert, 3d Pennsylyania; N B. Jolly, 1s: Indiana. NAVAL ORdE@s.—Capt. Andrew Brysm bas beem ordered to command the receiving ship Obio at Boston. Paymuster James & Hamilion hes been ordered to the stoceship Onward, THe RAM Stoxgewatt.—Cuptain Browg, U. S. Navy, who was detailed to carry the rebel ram Stonewall to the Japanese Government — to whom she has bee by the Unied Sieter—is still im command, and althoush fics the American flag at ‘be masthead, pudiates any authority of the United Sia over her, and will bold ber until be turns over to the Japanese Government, in whode employment he now is. The impres ign is that the civit war in Japan will soou close, when the Stonewali will be delivered to the winniag party. Pourricat —The Massachusetts Congres- siopal Nominating Convention for tbe district now represented by Hon. BF. Butler, meet: on Monday mext. —Mr. Pendleton arrived in Indianapol< t night. He will speak at the Democratic convention to-day. — The citizens of Minnesota are to vote on the question of negro suffrage at the election ‘n November. The vote isto be op the same ballot as the general tcket. — W.H. English, former Democratic mem- wet of Congress from the Secoud District of indiana, now supports Graat aad Uoltax. — Senator Wilson says that the speeches de- hvered by Mr. Pendleton in Maine, add id severs! thon-dnd to the Republican majority im that Srate. and Hartranft, Sendtots Cameron, ex-Governor Cartip, rs. James . Patnam, George V. Law: ce, Ben). H. Brewster, and Captain Fre@. Schluembacb, are to address the Republican mes meeting in Erie, Pa, on Thursday, 2ith mets — A telegram from Columbus says that ex- Ne selory Stanton has telegraphed to the Unidn State Committee of Onio that he cannot Low tell when he could retura to that State, aud that his present wish is that mo appointments | be made for him to address meetings. | Pince. ~ The delegates to (be Congressional Qoa- vention of the Repu%iican patty tor Auge Arundel county, Md., will meet at hs Jone ion to-morrow. It is rumured they ate ta vorable to the nommation of Hon, Geo. Sunde, of Howard county. 1 —There was an immense mass meeting of Kepublicans Inst night at Cooper Lostituse, New York. All the Republican associations paraded, with banners and transparenci s, aud there wos a fine dixplay of fireworks in Astor Speeches were made by General Joun © Fremont and others. ~The Western Republicans are promising great things. They say they can give Graat 25, 0 majority in Indiaua, trom 20,00 } to 60,000 wp Itinor Fd in Iowa, my aye! Ohio, 15,000 to 25,000 1 Wisconsin, and a large majori and aelcan Republican delegation from BIS. souri. —A grand Republican Mass Convention of the Republicans of Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Uhuo, and the Upper ‘Panhandle is to be held on the 23d inviant, at Pitsburg. —The Cincinnati Commercial, of Friday, spenzing of the. ee ae te é vening, says’ “Phere that city the previous Scan cehae: ar ee, demons! city, often as parties striven to get ee te eat elms pompaie at thae late night, if we except the magaificeat Wide Awake affairs of 1569.” — The Republicans of the different wards in Baltimore met fn etings Inst night to elect delegates srom iret seven wards to the Copgressional Coa yen! for the Second on District, aud from the yper thirteen wards to the Coneressionnl Con ion of the Third Dis- lc the — hoe mig Mona elect are rally favo nomins- ton of Jno’r. Eator, Esq., of Baltimore coua- ty. In the Thitd Distriet General A. E Ki said to Rave secared @ majority of the del gates. The bomineting meet to morrow. —The Demoeratic State Central Committee of Louisiana bes issued pea} beseachiog the eon hore dace he eet «We rte i the Nor ana West who ate butte of dom an@ os. Be ent io tl faith aud believe that the day deliver ance je at band.” i —The St. Louis Democrat says that the vote 01 the people of the West will not be appreciably affected by the greenback clamor. WASHINGTON. D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1868. ‘Tse InteRxal RevEXvE Ixvesticarions. ‘The subd committee appointed by the Retrench- ment Committee, Reld a meeting this morning, at the Treasury, and concluded their investi- gation here. The principal witness examined to-day was Mr. Ashton, Assistant Attorney General. The members of the committee leave to-day to fill campaiga engagements in Penn- sylvania. They will meet on Thursday of next w ek in New York, when they will make a thorough investization iato Internal Revenue matiers generally. and the allegations of Solici- tor Binckley in particular. Secretary McCulloch and Commissioaer Rol- lins were both betore the Committee yesterday, and interrogated relative to the matter of the nomination and non-appointment of sapervi- sors of internal revenue. Mr. Hollins was aestioncd as to the persons he had nominated tbat position, whom they were recom- mended, their politics, &c. Secretary McUal- lock was asked why he bad not appotat 1 the nominees of the Commissioner, and it is un- derstood that he stated substantially in reply that, in his jidgment, some of the nomimes” the Secretary had better get tog sther and can- yass the merits of aj] the applicants and jen- deavor to agree upon the men best qualifina to M)1 the position and ‘the quired by the law, making political .eniiment -condary to ability aud tut zrity; that owing tothe pressure of official busines 2d otner causes he avd the Commissioner had noi b en able to get through with this canvass of appli- cants and comparison of views, though hr. Rollws and bimseif hod had repeated consul- tations wu) the subject. ‘The sub-commiltce also entered into an ex- amination concerning the cl Mr. Binkley bas inyescizated, om which ft apprarct that none of thekind bad been pref-r'd, either in the office of the Secretary or that of the Com. missioner, and that although Binckley is subordinate officer, neit of them haa deredt>im to ed to New York to mike an exam*nation iato sliezed fraud: fauce,and tbat hehrd made bis report to the Prevident, end not to them. The ‘Secretiry { -tified tbat he believ d Mr. Rollias to be in 11 things sirictly honest. Mason. GrwgnaL Grorce G. MBave Com- manding te Dep-timent of the South, arrived in town this moroing on bie way Sota, hay- ing been on a visit to Penpsylysria for several He was at forenoon and had a long con Natio with Secretary Schofield, relitive to the troubles existing in bis Depatiment. General Meuse ‘Will leaye here for Atlaats to-morrow morn- ing. THE“ WickEDrst MAY” revival b1s reached Wachingion. The Yoong Men’s Ubrist.aa As- sociation, of tb's city, are nego! ating wta the Proprie‘or 0: 8 popular concer: salooa to hoid prayer meeupgs ia his room on Sanday eve- Bings. ‘THE Sotpirrs’ Convenvios ix Paicapen- PHra —Letiers haye bevn received heve #1 .og that delega’*s f-om all parts of the Urited States will be present ai the great conver on of soldiers in Phils telpbia, uades the anspic 1 of the Grand Army ot the Hepublic Lad ¢4- tions ave that it will bv one of the larg *t po- litical demonstrations ever beld in (his coun, try. Tue Wuite Hovse.—There were but few visitors at the Fx°cni:ve Mansion t7-4ay, aad nearly el were admi; ed to . ve the President. This forenoon the Pre~‘deut y-sitsd the S ate Department aud bad a Jovy imvrv.ew wiih Secreiary Sewerd, retaurnieg to the White House about iwelve o'clock. INTERNAL Revexvg.—The receipts to-day trom this source were £243,130", _-__— So The Revolution in Spa The accounts given by the cub! »rrection in Spsin are es yet copfard radictory, but there is no doubt of am tormidab!e movement szeinst tae authority of tbe (uren and apparently in b»balt of the people. Official d-*patchs from that country Adimit that the insurrecion bss broken oat at Madrid end in Seville; but its extstenca in Murcia and Galicia is denid. itis ramord that the Spanish fleet off Cadiz bas opeo d fire on that city, where at lest account, the citizens and troops remiined firm for the Quaeea. Concha js at tbe head of the royal troops. Briner, Prime Minster, who r cently gesigned, has fled. The Qoren ts at Son jan. ‘The road between that place and Madrid infested with revolationis's that the Q: will not mate ber jouraey at prevent. Mav. law hrs been proclaimed throughout Spa’. ye ste much The troops are faivnfal. At Codiz, 9 are iMi.b.al, bat ® precauuonary mrgsure. Other towns throeghoat the coaniry are quiet The telegraph wires in Spain sre disorderd imevery direcucn. The pews received *s ua- ceriain'and coniradictory. Generals Prim end Je Roda, st the head of the insurgent forces, ere marchtug on the capital. The p-ople of the roviners of Carune, Lvgo, Orensé, Pouteredra, ur Albacet+, Hues, S+rago7sa, and Tor- pronounced for the reyoluuonists. sre very strong in Barceloas, Tot- ragona. Levida, and Gerona, It ts said that the coverrignty of the people and an appeal t> Madrid ts quie, though the pr excited. the pation are the war eri-s of the insurgents, ai Concha’s her bas been ordered to command tbe ce Toyal army; General Ubester commands in Catsionti, Aregon, and Valencia. and General Novalichez in Anda- losia. _ A Max Missks His WIPE AND $50,000 IN us OND. — rad,an oyster draler, doing business at son Market, and residing at Bloomiag- on Saturday , taken thirty one thous nd dollar five-twenty bopds irom the safe of his house, and that the two (Mrs. B. and the dre-smaker) had gone off tozether, since wbich time he bad beard notbing of his Iady's ts. ‘Thinking that Mrs. H. knew where the wife ‘was, asul a was issued sod placed tn tbe hands of officer Lenycrafi, of the ir: Squad, to serve. returnable ut 10 4. m. this morning. Mrs. Hill upon being arraigned before the Justice denied ail knowledge of the wihere- abouts of Mrs. B. She furiher stated that she bad been with Mrs. Braisicad in the country working for her, that on Friday afternoon of lest w'ek she, at the request of Mrs. B., came to the city, ber, she paying her fare, and also for two day's service, when they paried company, since which time shé has ‘not scen ber. The complainant s'at d that the two women returned tothe city on Fridzy, his wife stay- mg all night with Mre. H., and on Siturday morning, when he bed lei. his house for his place of business, bis wife, who bad a dupli- cate key to his safe, paid a visit to the hou e, unlocked the safe, took out the bonds and, rs jurmiser, converted them into money and vleared out. Mrs. B. 1s his second le, to whom be bas been matried but two years, sed as be kept vo duplicate numb>r of the bonds, is unable to find out what bas been done wito them. Mrs. H. not giving the requisite infor- mation, was not allowed to depart.—N. Y. Fz- press, Bd. THE SURRENDER OF THE PARAGUAYARS.— Our Rio letter i= dated Augast 20, and by it we Rave zdditional det1ii+ of the situation ia Par- aguay. The surrender of the Paragaayay gur- Tron on Beard ae cee ee lace after sperate struggle. when Ee ieee See were vy then stipulated that they should not be allowed to serve arains’ Lopes, = ears ony their own flice of residence in nations. According to Osorio, Humaitia was a very weak point im its defenses, and should have been captured long ago. The evacuation was going forward for nearly two weeks before it was discovered the allies. Timbo is now the objective as the allies esmnot reach Ted. iewari jut first reducing it—. Y. Herald. Se “Irish Republican Club. the Commissioner that he and‘ TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR. This Aftoravey’s Dispatcon LEANS RIOT OF LAST THE NEW oan , Naw Oxeaxs, 22.—The trouble las: night originated irom & mau on the sidewalk shoutir< for Sey mour and Bistr r< the rear of the Radical proce:tion pss<~d, shouting for Grant and Col.ax. @ Begroes in the pro- e'sion rnshed forthe shouter for S-ymour im the comfeciionery stare at the corner of nd Bourdon sire2is, The attendants commenced closing the doors, whea the negroes demolished the glass windows and doors. Indiscriminate fir.ry thea commenced, and W with a poco veral of the lai.er The rembets of the whit) club Were vparmed, except witn their torches. The pesro-s spread tl gh the second dis- demolishing the windows ot ths coo- t ery cet .blishment at the corner of Ram- part rd St. Peicr si » which B't0 avemp" ito baia, ig ofl over the Woo4- work, avd sei.'ng fire to it. The was seved by the timely stcival of jecemen. As 8T as bead .7om, one neg ;0 wes Billed anda mbt of both colors wo 2 woundrd. It ts iso statvd that severn: policemen were slightly jajored. There is litue unusual ex- citemert t>‘s mornia, INTERESTING NEWS FROM JAPAN. dan bog Sept. °3.—The Japares Commissioners who were receatiy ine the United S.ates purcbesing wt ve7sels, and who returned to Japsn in fhe Stonewall, ar- rived here on S.tarday , by theGr-it Republic. ‘They were compelird to le-ve Yokobams for their persona! safety, #s the Japane-e au.hori- firs of the Soutbern faction threatened to decap- itated them if captured, They sre detsrmined to remain in the Unit-d Stites until eal Afiairs in Japan ere -ettled, A tidal wave occur/d in the harbor of Yoko- hems. August 15th, the dey after the earth- egake ma South America. TREATY OF PEACE WITH INDIANS IN ARIZONA. 9, Sept. %3.—Arizonit advices ve b om Fr ceived. Col, Price hex msde a tr ity of pric? with the Wallonie Indians, the rv" z-> con-enting to surrender their arirs 1d locae on the rivi DEATH OF A CLERK OF THE BUREAU a! OF STATISTICS. Sep:.23.—JoPn Lander Bishop, a Head of Division in the Bur~-y 0. Stad“t'cs d* dto-day. He war a surgeon iathe Sey- enth Penntylvaaia Re_erves during the wa PERU WANTS PEACE WitTH SPA Lonpox, **p' ‘It's reported bere tha: Pria be~ -eutazen*= to Europe to makea treaiy of p:ace with Sp. ia. —-<re-___ United States G: the Indepen- dent lows. Newari ‘This body assembled r tain yr> ing in Baltimore and proc-eded to the eleci:on of officers to serve the ensaintyear, with the reeult stated in our sorcial despatch yestorday. Tre Right Worrhy Greaa Trepsoree gaba'e td bis snnual report, which was referr 1 t> the com riti son fluence, The repor: shows that the ¥ ceip's for the year # nounted to $50,555 17, to” V cvsbureement: ing ce-b bal nce of $19,100. sets of the Gread Lod, balance, amount to $0.5. in reference to ihe Soather: that the receipts, &c., ano the disbur.eme2 3.0 13,8! D tence of 8642.41. The cha‘r nanvd the following commiites-, usnt toteer commendation of the special commit 2 on the M. W. G..1d Sires report :— Committe on National Jubil->, referr d tin Grand Sire’s KR +por:—P, G. Sit - Nicholson; R: Mas: chucet.s; DA » of Tenr. Dor mitt 2 on Austra. Mas re is 93 Lomberton. of Pennsylvaria; @ud Fitzbuzb. of Virginia. Commit: 3 on Mai- ters of Sasp-nded snd Expell-d Members— Reps. Hill, of Wisconsin; Rusha, of Lon ena; Comings, of Miine; Hirris, of G~ avd Clerk, of Iowa. Committee es‘ > Public Press—Reps. Venaple, of Kentucky; Ellis, of Maryland, and Havearer, of the Dist-ic: of Columbia. The remainder of the day’s session was de. Yoted to the discuss'ou of qu’stions of ap — Seay Telating to the working of the or- jen, Ke. Adjurred until this moraing. The f this morninz . ays:—Tim members who guests of the R. W. Grand Lodge of Maryland, parfook of :o'ber collation at the Gilmor Hou ® yerisrday, at nooe. At nizht, ‘o r~pones to aa iny tation exenced by John ‘ord, Esn,, the delegat s assembi-d at md proce 4-4 to the Holliday Street where they wiwwersed the play let.” A nwarber of delezates from tance were ac2ompap'-d by their famili bev! neers ed erica, peer of Odd Fellowship in this country, Tu: Wildey. The visitors were recsiveu im @ be- coming manner, anda pumbor of impressive sper ches were made durinz the evening. ——_—_—_ ‘THE Mavs Ecection.—The Lowiston (Me.) Eveaing Journal ot § ‘day cays that the va ing reports of the vote ¢~st on the 14th in Mane are at Iasi settled the official returrs from 406 towns, which give Chamteriaia .i,161, aad udisbory “S,£°7; ave for Caamberiain, 20,317. towns that remam to be heird from gave last year—Ohamberiaia 4,237, 20d Pillsbury 4.1-0; tull returps :com thee towns, witb the relasve mer-ace added, wiil give wil rive Chamberlain, 20:0" majority "es wilt give C! in ‘ m! r e full oMicial returns, which will be published im 8 tew days, will not vary ihe» figures to any apprecible extent.” It is coaceednd Huut0. "These Dgures make’ the acerege's . 3 it Of 24,577. he State, the next largest ablican vote trom last ear, 16,723; increase of Democratic vote, 7,653. SE Ga ie muah yublican 349,637 in PRE aoe Be Be Te from that. The jocralic yots was 52,440 in 1958, their vote thts year being 1.828 in- crease from that. Inthe ure the Senate blicans to 2 Democrats. Last year 26 to5. We have returns from 132 ot the 15h tative districts, which nave elected 101 3 . The proba- bidity istbat the House will stand about 190 Republicans to 31 Democ: Republicans to 16 rats. Last year 105 lessrs. Sedgwick 97 ared, as Mash, for the defendants, Harland gad ‘Smith. The defendant Smith wes also pro-eat, Mr. Courtney a) for journment ‘fies count of Judge Fallerioa being too. in tolaks fn active part at present. An adjournment was ben had to the 2th inst, at 12 o'clock m.— N. ¥. Commercial, 22d treet. j Foor Rack.— Quite a respectable assembi: atuended the Pat-rspm Race Course ye sand to witne-s @ foot rac? and & half-mile desh 1 $1,000 a side, between the quits famons run: Freeh of Newer, and William . ‘homas, jadelphi Attor consider, Fn, ety riled seaee both the contestants stavied Ddeintitally, with “Vue Philadel —— et, PI le but kept ep well, yoy ‘passing uader thé rope but two fio! six Sess hepa oR daw SEEM I MR une peund in New Works? « 90 ue stot Frat Re Oa or Oaaaae fo Bfawtacbristeaylams @7 Burlington, Iowa, bas decided not to pay its debts, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘There has teen 2 renewal of speculative ex- citement in the New York Gold Room, accom- panied with an increased volume of busmess. ‘The prevailing tone of speculation has favored a lower for sometime past. This has been assisted by the weakness in foreign ex- change, and the pect that bills drawn against stipments of dreadstuffs and’ a full sapply at three and our per cent,, while on and m'scella- neous coliaterals four per cent.is the raling Tate. ee loans are made at five prr cent. by" of the banks and trust companies. In discounts a slightly improved business is re- in prime cnommerelal paper having lees 7 per ceat. ent bonds hows more act‘vity than for some days pss dem*d for bo-b inves.ment aad speculat.ve account has been 1 irge, and hes e!- fected an advance oF ' to on the eatire lis —o——_. Governmen: Sec Wasnrmetor, Sept. 23, 156:.—Jay Coome & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities : ve Jan. & 1, °67..1095 LO Five Twenties, Jan. & July, ‘3..109% 109% Ten Forties... 1065S ‘EW YORK—FineT BOARD. ‘U. 8. 6s, 1881. NE% 5.20's, In &Sy,'67..109 iy 6.20", 1 115 -§.20°s, Jn &Jy,'68..109°, 5.20"8, 1-64. 10% Ten Fortes.......104% 5.20's, 1865. 111}, Seven Thirties, — $.20's, Jn&Ty,'65..100 Gol ——_.—__— [By Bankers’ and Ssroxers’ Telegrapn.) ce eee oun & Oo. Gnote stocks and honda either ntiely” tantaline trim it fe hope ore Naw Yous, Sept, 22-—Firet Board U. 8.6% | Ut, st spy remedice wh ‘anything that would ao 1831, coupon, 114%; 6.20’s, 3] tuyustice to the afflicted, but I am obliged to say fe€4, coupon, 110 that although it may be ‘produced from ‘excesses cou. , new, exhaustion of the powers of life. by laborious em- 10.40's: coupons, 108%; Biraatlon he'uss of tea und cotiee aad ee ee Mail, none; Canton, vu. Wx; ‘Water Power, 15%; #84; ai B sii Mic Fean Gen tira ern, & IDinois Pittsbarg, ©; Northwest, $93 Oleveland and Tolrdo, 102 x; Rock Istand, W39G Fert Wayne, 109; Alton & Terra Haute, *2: Toleto & Wabash, noae; Adams Ex. 52, Wells, Fargo & Oo. Exp..2"}: American Ex: press, /9; United Stares Express, 194; Mi chante’ Union. 24%: Ohicwro & Altoa, 1! do, prferred, 149. Market datl. Gold 12¥at (By Cable. Lonpon, Sept. 2}—11:15 a. m.—Uonsols, 91K. Bonds, 73%. Illinois, 91y¥. Ere, 32. Secur.- Bes firm. FRANKFORT, 11:15 a, m.—Bonds, 75°;. ghiidbirth, it te HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU oftever caused by direet irri- Livenroor, 11:15 ‘a. .—Ov.ton’ marke: a: ia ach, Upin = ae 0 bales. Middlip: 9. ae valine ay When one excite- jands, 10; ns, 10%. a oepect OMDON, Sept. 23—1:20 p. m.—Americia <e- Bid moray Graal ot” latpreuton, wh crrit rasterdy. Bonds, 73%. O.be- . ers Tarely forvldcing theen hers 5 bates ay ‘ettainmest and Liv ERPOOL, 1:20 p. m.—Cotton market 35 er. but not quo.ably lower, ———_ Mysterious Death of a Schoo! Girl— Was it Marde: The New Yor Coumerci.! of lust eveniv. say: “Oa Thurstay last a litile girl about eizht ye-rsold, for come trifling offence—the sp llieg of ink. we velie ve—w>s chastised by her teach: and sub “quently iurred over to se tady pi cipal for a .orther chrst semeat in te ‘whip- piog room’—an sdjunct of modeia education wi-b which all the Brooklyn <choo's anprar to be supplix'. The child was beaten by that lady with & ratian, and, it is sad, also nicked, un-il seized with fits. im this condition, and bearirg marks of violeat brating about the bad, she was sent home, when she was again sez d wiih fits, ard died on the following day. The inielligeuce of ber death created some ex- citement in the neight orhood, aud several gen- tlemen exeried themselves to get all the patisc- ulare of the watier, bat without success. Tue iuneral took piace on Surday, and since tbat + me no sieps epp~ar t> bave been twken to as- certsm whether the child did fcom the inja- Ties it susiained or from ral ejuirs. Ii is rumord that au inquest was held npon -ne body of the child, and the priacipal of the school arresi¢d, but subsequently released on nominal piiJ; butof this the police officials at ee Cinct appear to know nothing. fe are nmable to satisfy our.elves as tothe dezree of blame to be attached to the who ‘administered the whipping to the ‘We presume that the fits, rather than the blows, were the immedhate cause of dv.ith; but as the blows and the consequent terror of the child were doubtires the cause of the fits, there was but a step between the whippinz and the dearb- and he must bea very discriminating ecansist who would separate ibe r-~ponsibility for the death of the child from the inflicting of the blows. It may very possibly be t-ue that the child received nothing more than an ordinary fogging, and we presume that the principal ‘will .eel a certain degree of justification in the idea that she was doing nothing more than was req’ from her by the discipline of the school. But what is to be said for a system of discipline which imposes such barbarous and dangerous punishment, and which requires ‘women todo violence to the natural compas- sion of their nature, and to debase their finer instincts by becoming professional scourges ? If we mistake not this is the second time this rincipal has incurred notorety irom the ef- dint ‘which simply implies he execution of the pre- “Texas Catrie.—Captain FR, Windsor, of Fairfax county, and Mr. F. R. Madison. of Texes, arrived in this lost evening, via ‘the Urange, Alexandria an: ra . having successfully brought in to and located in this section of the Statea Cae 450 head e As fine cattle as a stock F Would wish sce. Mr. Madison left Texas with one thod- sand head, the larger portion of which he dis- pored of in Memphis. These cattle average in ‘weight trom 1,00) to 1,100 pounds, havi about 20) pounds each during the trip. are still m excellent condition, however, and of the entire original number not one has died from disease. ‘They cost $10 each in gold in ‘Texas, and are worth in. _ a $6) in currency. They faten on Virgini more speedily tham any cattle ever before it imto this State. Captain Windsor's father, Mr. R. H. Windsor, of Fairfax county, has bought 160 of them, which he proposes to graze on his Hayfield estate, and upon the cost of which he contsmplates realizing handsome per centage. This importation, it is hoped, is it the earnest of more extensive o| in the same direction. —Alez. Gaseite it. THEE Hussa! PoikoNED BY THEIR ‘Wives.—A most extraordinary case m= to be tried shortly before the Cour d’A»siz-s of Mar- seilles. It bas just bren discover-d that three L088 OF APPETITE, Peter ne ny Arnette a. vy od DYSPEPsia, husbands marry rqari. Two of the busbande dicd sows montes ago; the third and EMACIATION, Sgr ees vow mein rumed, to. b2 ; . the, pres: “as sins be! Drougut ja | DIBORGANTZAS ION ot PARALYSIS of the OB- ot ihe Of the victim. ‘One of ¢ Gabe of CENBEATIO five years of age, PALPITATION OF THE HEakr, the ‘third, scarcely Sweaty. saa a AIG tome, van. all the ConcgoED vusectthes en’? DEBIL- veo + Zo insure the genuine, cat this out. 87-4 church of large dimensions in Ubieago ASK FOR BELEBOLD, bas started om @ forty days’ tour to agother ‘ake we other. part “ che city. Pry a ‘ = wt joint stock company —The s hareholders sabe feceatty exploded iesurnses concern: in | SOLD ty DRUCGISTS SEAOPALERS evant. a ¥ ort we ‘ ‘SF-Walter Erows. the Champion oarsmen cleared abour S467 by Biz recent mate ry Sens @7-Patt bas bought a lot and is to bulda house in Paris. von PROLABESL APR BEY HEMBOLD fa the discharge of its tunct! ae Jory of menbeod and wamanhood. having} following FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY WHITES OB LEUCORRHEA, TOO PROFUSE MENSTRUATION, EXHAUSTION, TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODs, tg DOWN, OB ‘We offer the most perfect specific knowf: mrooeP EXTBACT OF WDirections for uve, diet, and advice, accompany. Females in eve od of life wilana fa re HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCA or aud more pleas ora strepeteening then any of the preparations t. BELMBCLD® EXTRACT BUCHU, ina: of ; sisga te the Canted tance te eee GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION, IMBEQILITY, DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD, OONFUSED IDEas, * HYSTERIA, GESEBAL IRRITABILITY, BESTLESSNESS AND SLEEPLESSNESS aT NIGHT, ABSENOB OF MUSCULAB EFFICIENCY, re cAa8 or Tas Sous sae orsune cncett iia or | Ubewieat Warehouse Tapper. sad signs oot . F BELMBOLD. aioe, Oe mucous membrane of the “Whe Fevlewing the causes of theee di jeeases and symptoms. from whatever cause oF: DE: se INSURANCE. | GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE WATIONAL LIFE iMSURANCE COMPARY UMITED STATES OF AMERICA, ros |) MARYLAND, DELAWARE, ViIRGINia, WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. aT THE OFFICE oF JAY COOKE & Co., | FIFTEENTH STRERT, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. | Liveral terms offered to Agents and Golicttors, | Who are invites te apply eteur office, east | MATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY URITED STATES OF AMERICA, Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ap- Preved July 25, 1968, orritegm, IN THE BANKING-HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co., WASHINGTON, D. C. OFFICERS: ©. . OLABK, Philadelphia, President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Ezecativo Committee. HENRY D. COOKS, Washington, Vice Presi- Gent. EMBESON W. PERT. Philadelphia, Secretary end Actuary. B.8. TURNSR. Washington, Assistant Secretary. FRANCIS G. SMI D., Medical Director. J. EWING BEABS. D., Assistant Medical Di rector ATTORNEYS: WH. E. CHANDLER. Washington, D. 0. GEORGE HARDING. Philedeiphis. MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD: J. K. BARNES, Sargeon General United States Army, Washington. ‘Dated Sentee Navy, Wesbin —_ United avy, ington. D. W. BLIBS.M. D., Washington. F. WM. G@. MOORHEAD ..........Palladeiphia GEORGE F. TYLER..........Philadsiphis. 3. HINCKLEY CLABK B.A. IMB... D. ROLL! ¥ D. COOK. CHANDLER. - | wat Wasttoctor tered vi Dumasity as acertain cure fer ic | JOHN D. DEFREBS Warmington EDWARD DODGE... New rork. ‘H.C. FABBESTOCK New York. ‘This Company national tn fte chers-ter. fre, Ser hae ee ate JeEecartwiners cde one See = Post et the prof ue ta zo. ia the ine ies oases Eas pany. GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY JAY COOKE & 00., New York, For NEW FORE Stete sud Northern NEW JER- E. W. CLARK & CO., Philadetphie, for PRENSTLVARI4 ont Southern NEW JER. "Jak COOKE & CO., Washington, B. c, mr MATER ai Taponse Hea. STEPHEN MILLER, St. Pal, eons ox MINBESOTA. ee a ge ane SE aE ERR Eee one a Ee