Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1868, Page 1

a o dl ee en THE EVENING STAR | _ PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, At the Star Building, & - Corner Pennsylvania Av. and lth Street, NOYES, BAKER &CO. slo The STAR 1s served by the carriers to their ubseribers in the City aad District at Tex Guts Pex Ween. jes at the counter, with or without wrappers, Pwo Gass each” Prices won Mattrm Three months, One Dollar and Fitty Oents; six mouths, Three Dol- tars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are eevit from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday torning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. EVENING STAR. — LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. The effort to depose iishop Duggan, of the Cx:bohe Church, led to a mass meeting on Monday nigh: at Chice Dr. MeMatian has notified ‘be Bishop of intention to appeal to the Pope to have him removed from the B.-nopric.and has started wo Rowe for that par- pe The Catholic Diocesan Synod of New York commence its sessions Tt will or- di rom uigation of decrees of the General Council, among which are those denoancing ebured picn piritualism, Piancnette aad animal magnetism. A_grand Democratic demonstration Pisce in Mobile Monday mgt. Twenty tive clubs, aggregating ~,U00 persons, marcued in Ute procession: the siree.s were crowd: the whole city was brilliantly ill Enos Hopkins, Commissioner of Registratio: And others. arresied in Nashville, Yeun., for issuing fraudulent election certificates Saturday, waived examination yesterday, and gave bonds for appearance before the proper Court. Co on Monday morn his Way to the rai <urrency amount the drait has been took ‘The eight annual fair of the St. Lonis Agri. cultural and Mechanical As-ociation will com- M™mence meat Monday and continued during the week. Mrs. Anna Wallace, of i Wisconsin, was murdered by a 5 named Neville. He was caucht aud lyuched. Money was the object of the murder. Captain arnucton, of the canal boat Rapa. lee, Was sentenced in New York yesterday to hland county, the penitentiary for indecently assaulung @ poor girl, employea a= cook. Mrs. Mary Warburton, who died in Hart- tord, Connecticut, on Friday last, left an es- tate Valued a: about $7500. Ot this she be- ‘hs over Siwy.00 to charitable purposes. The Hon. Henry M. Watts, Minister to Aus- tria trom the Uniied States, has had au inter- View with the Emperor and presented his cre- centals, The revenue officers Rave seized the schoon- er Echo, in Squam harbor, from Halifax, with $14.00 worth of brandy on board. Charge smugglin| A locomotive exploded yesterday on the Gon- nellsville railroad, near Pittsburg, Pa., killing the fireman, Geo. Gilmore, and badly wound- ing three others. A committer of citizens of San Francisco has berm appointee ect 1unds to aid the South, Amerioun earthquake sufferers. ‘The barge coal oil refiaery of Wm. West Philadelphia, has been lately by fire. ‘They are talking of establishing a semi- monthly steamship line between Onarlesion and Liverpoo: f issning a pastoral ietier med by the Jate Diet, ty dealers were arrested in New York ye ay by the revenue offivers ‘The Viceroy ot Egypt is dangerously ill, at Constantinople. adianapo- } RORABLE Sveces- OF THE REVOLTTION IN SVAmN.—The cable dispatches seem to place the success of the Revolutionists of Spain be- Youd farther doubt. Even the Paris officiu. which bave heretotore discredited re. de and force of the revelu- ow despair of the success ns cnase. Throughout the whole of Spay weurrection has become general. Marshal Parva, with the littl- rerumant of the my, Was sarrounded by tle insargents, obably a prisoner by ue ume, 1 as approxching Barceloua with bis feel, aud on bis appearance it was Gty Would declare for the Revo- iu Madrid at is ramored that che msurrection had broken out. Just at this moment, when be: TH Was mi0st imminent. the Queem has succeeded in driving from her » de General Concha and bis brother, the only two of her remaining supporters who had in any degree the respect or confidence of the people. Having retused to return to Madrid ‘without bringing with her Marfori, x disgraced i Tite and an object of especial detestation to the people, the Conchas 1:formed her that all hope of checking the insurrection was de:t-oy- e @ resigned their respective commands, the ome atthe head ot the simy and the other the Gevernment of Madrid. The Queen was reported to be still at San Sebastin endeavor- ing to form a new Ministry, butthe latest Lon- don espatches mention a rumor that she had fied seross the French frontier. Tae CaNrAaIGN IN PENNSYLVANTA— Another Posticat Dreturbe A mass meeting of the Republicans of Lancaster county was held in Lancaster city. Pa, yesterday, which ex- ceeded, in point of numbers and enthusiasm, auy “rmilar former demonstration uf the Re- publicans in that county. Speeches were made by Governor Geary, Gen. Kilpatrick, A. Stearns, mem Congress trom New Ha: Inckey, Kepublican candidate for Congress for that district. During the excitement an : tray occurred between members of tue oppo: ing parties,in which ciubs and stones were ir-ely esed. The fight lasted more than an hour, which large numbers of persons were thon; the Mayor had employed a large pumber of special policemen to assist the Tecular force to preserve order. These odicers led to stup the disturbances. Stomes were used fTrely, and the shutters of the windows of most of the busiuess places in several squares were closed, to prevent the glass from bung broken. A meeiag of Repauiicans was B there Inst evening, and was a by Stuckes Maubev nights ago, was born ISIS. served as a Second 1 Volunwers im the M, moeratic Tepresentat = the Thirty-sixth Congress trom the tirst district of Arkansas. He wus re-elected to the Thirt seventh Congress, but Wheu the rebeliion broke he entered the Confederate service and Tajor Gene Hus force at Newto- Ting from. 13,000 to 2.000, were put Tight by Gens. Schofield and Bluat. He collected bis force at Van Buren, Arkansas, ng the Arkansas 25,000 oF 3). Wo men, advaneed, in December, y served im the army of Te: the fall of Atiants. General Hindmaa was a member of the Charieston Convention of 1-6). Alter the overthrow of the rebellion he became & resident of Texas, but iately returned to Arkan« A Lance Buy vust vor ASYLUMS OR Howes FoR SOLDIERS’ ORPHANS.—A bequest of S10 @ was made by the late Horatio Ward, a native of New York and 2 London banker, for the benefit of such institutions in the “loyal” States for those made orphans by the late war As were established prior to his death, in April last, oF within a year subse ‘The interest ss to be used for 1 support and marntenance of the orphans, and the principal will be devoted to giving them aa cutht im fifeas. they become of agw,"and will thus be gradually extinguisbed. Besides this bequest, Mr. Ward has left $100,000 for the iomal Soldiers and Sailors’ Home at Wasb- ngton. A Gevggovs Act.—Mr. Charles Reade, of London, one of the authors of “Foul Play,” baving learned of the unfortunate fracas at the Brosaway Theatre, some time ago, has gener- ously remitted to Harper & Brothers, te ublishers, bis draftfor £10 (about $7)), which Tequested them to expend for the comfor and relief of the two wounded employers. Mr. Keade, in bis letter of transmittal, expresses bis deep regret at tue occurrence, aad his sym. by for the sufferers, im & manner which does Bim great honor S87 Coal miners in East Tennessee are on a strike. S7 Pal Morphy is now called a “chessint.” & durber, we presume, is a “hair cattist.”* 87 Jum Ward is about to leave New York, and pogiliem is sad, 87 The Charleston Mercury thinks Webster's Dictionary sbould be expelled from the South crats of Texas express their President. Demoer: intention Of volmg for gz There are over one hundred sul typographical unions im the Untied Staves. 7 Most of the neWspipers in the United Beasee rejplonss De.zehs pales sag London Times advises Ragland ween to the captaw® cifice aut eeiiie the Alabama ciate. ———— XXXII: oL ony WASHINGTON Fvenin M Star. D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1868 NE. 4,856 Washington News and Gossip. THE ALABAMA DELEGATION.—Th> delega- ‘ion from the Alabama Legislature, headed by Governor Wm. H. Smith, who have been here for several days past to present the resolutions of the Legisture tor troops to aid the civil au- thorities, having had their request granted by the President, to-day had an interview with | Secretary Schofield relative to sending troops | to the department of the South under Genera Meade, in case they should be needed to quel Any disturbance. The interview between the delegation and Secretary Schofield was a very | pleasant one, the Secretary assuring them that | he would do all in his power to aid them in upholding the State government and enforcing the laws. t | | Gexemat Gorvox Graxozn, who has been | here for several days past, will leave this eve- | ning to resume command of the Department of tbe Cumberland. Major General George H. Thomas will reach here about the latter part of the week, toserve onthe Dyer Cour: of In- quiry, which meets on Monday next. Daring the absence of General Thomas, General Gran- ger will have command of his department. VistT oF GENERAL BLAIR.—General Frank P. Bisir, Jr, arrived bere last night, and spent to-day at the residence of his tather at Silver Spring. He will leave for the West again by the evening train. CrcaGo.—An imteresting account of this go-ahead city and some of the vast improve- ments in progress or contemplated there, will be found in the editorial correspondence on our second page, How. Horace Capron, Commissioner of Agriculture, left the city last evening for Rochester, New York, to attend the agricultu- ral fair to be held in thateity. During his ab- sence R. T. McLain, chief clerk ot the depart. ment, will be Acting Commissioner. NAVAL CADETs.—Up to the present time the following young gentlemen have passed their probationary examination, and been admitted us Cadets at the Naval Academy at Annapolis: Win. ©. Heacock. W. L. Baldwin, N. L. Cott Ten Eycke D. W. Veeder, of New Yor!: 4B, F. Cinehart New Jers tucky; Wm. 3 ett, Chas. T. Mitchell, Tea- nessee; A. V . Dockery, North Carolina. TRE DETACUMENT OF THE 20TH INFANTRY on duty in Virginia has been sent to Tennessee, as follows: Company D to Franklin county, ce mpany E to Bedford county, company F to Rutherford county. The removal of these troops leaves only 1,500 in Virginia. ProMoTIONS 18 THE TREASURY.—The fol- lowing promotions have been made in the ‘Treasury Department since the 15th instant: First Auditor's Office.—Thaddeus Sturgi from 34 to ath class; Win. H Kinney, trom Ist to2d class, ‘Third Auditor's Office._T. B. F. Spangler, {gj T, Gardner, and W. C. Reddall, from ist t0 class. SURRATT's CoUNsEL having assnred the Dis- trict Attorney that he would appear to answer ictment the grand jury may find sgamst it bas been decided mot to issue another warrent for his arrest, but to await the action of the grand jury at the next term of the court, Hox. O. H. BRowx1xa, Secretary of the Taverior, will return here on Saturday evening from his receut visit to the Greenbrier White Sviphur Springs. Genarat SHERIDAN, it is believed, will. within the next two weeks, make such a move- ment against the hostile Indians on the frontier as t+ put an end tothe apprehensions of a gen- erai Indian war. Tar Rervpric or CoLometa, formerly New Gren-da, bes paid mto the United States Trea- sury $235.00 as indemnity to citizens of this country for spoliations, ete., during the Pana- ma riots some years ago. A balance of 853,000 is stall due, Diz. WEtrEs, of the Treasury Department, it is understood, will prepare a statement show- ing the incerrectness of the financial exbibit recently published over the signature of Mr, Deimar, of the Statistical Bureau. BREVET Mason GeweRat Canny, com. manding the Department of Washington, by General Orders No. 57, just issued. announces Brevet Lieut. Colonel M. H. Stacey, Captain i2th Infantry, as Acting Assistant Inspector General and Discharge Uflicer of the Depart. meni, vice Brevet Major General Carr, who has been relieved for assignment to duty with his Tegiment. PourricaL.—Hon. Schuyler Colfax will be present at the meetings at Lafayette, Indiana, losmorrow, at Logansport ou Friday, and at Incianspotis on Saturday. — Gen. McClellan was serenaded in New York last night by the McClellan legion, — A Democratic meeting was held in Pitts- burg, Ps., opposite the St. Charles Hotel, on Monday night. Gen. Frank P. Biair delivered anaddress. — Hon. Henry Stanbery, late United States Attorney General, addressed a Seymour and Bilnir meeting at Lancaster, Ohio, last Satur- day. — The New York Sen announces that John Allen, the “wickedest man,” will be the Dem« ocTatic Candidate for the Legisiature in the dis- trict m which he resides. — Hon. Francis Thomas, of Maryland, 1s vassing Pennsylvania, and is now speak- Hon. J ssna’s district. —General Butler, in his recent speech, sub- stantially abandons the ideas be had previous- ly sustsimed in relation to the public debt question. Among the resolutions which he offered is one pledging the national faith and honor to the paymentof the public creditor, “not oniy according to the letter but the spirit of the isws under which the contracts were made; while another one pronounces against all atiempts to depreciate the value of the eur- rency of the country. It is stated that the dis- satisfied Republicans in Mr. Batler’s district will enanimously nominate Mr. R.H. Dana as an opposing candidate, at their convention in the Firth District of Massachusetts, on Monday Be —In the Tenth Congressional Distnet of Massachusetts Hon. Henry L. Dawes, Repub- lican, has been renominated. He served in the ‘O6tD, 37th, 3th, and ‘wth Congress, and was re. elected to the dutch Congress as a Republican, by 8,125 votes against 4,155 tor Chapia, Demo- erat. — Hon. William Strong has resigned his posi- tion as one of the Judges of the Supreme Uourt of Pennsylvania. J S:rong’s erm would not bave expired until Decemoer, 1872. The | yucaney will have tobe filled by appointment of the Governor, and the commission thas issaed will extepd to December, 1860, as there can be po election under the law to fill the vacancy until October of next year. — Gen. Carl Schurz bas been invited to speak in lowa, but eee ume — the ‘3d of November 1s alread: en up. says on bis letter :—“From atl Rae States tast I have | visited { Rave brought back the assurance that the Germans will give a larger vote than ever betore, and I have no do! no exception to the rule. — We learn from the Mobile Register ot the ‘3d instant, thata Democratic barbecue z, lows will prove took place at Whistler, Ala yen the 22d. Dele- gations were present from Mobile Clubs, including the First Club. Democratic Club. be other speeches, those of Lewis Hender- son and Claiborne Stores, colored men, - bers of the First ‘Colored Democratic owe especially fisined by te y as bed wi mercy the scalawags.” —The Lynchburg Virginien prints a tines from John ©. Breckinridge, snmouncing tha’ be will soon resume is Inbors im behalf of the rand former Vice President an jncivdual of African descent came name and once owned by bi Tux Drer UoveT or Inquiry.—By direc- tiom of the President of the United States the meeting of the Court of Inquiry to inquire into the charges against Brevet Major General A. B. Dyer, Chief of Ordnance, bas been post- poned from next Monday to Monday, Uctober 18th, when the Conrt will convene in this city, Generals Geo, H. Thomas, W.S. Hancock, and A.H. Terry being assigned to duty thereon. Neither of those officers has yet arrived here, but they are expected Friday or Saturday. REVENUR APPoINTMENTS.—Secretary Mo- Oulloch to-day made the following appoint- ments of Internal Revenue officers Storekeepers.—Samuel Montgomery, 24th P: Thoma: Harrison, 23d Pa.; Jolin RK. Rich- ardson, 4th Pa; James L. Miller, 5 Thomas lo.; La. oth a4 . Toner, 234 Pa.: ¥ bh Pa.; AL razier, ist Pa.; Cornelius Van Gott, sth N.Y. H. J. Haynsworth, =th N.Y.; Wm! H. Fritz, oh Lh.: H.H. Walker, 10th Obio; John M. Ourran, 24 Ala, Gucgers.—Henry H. Bassler. oth Ind.; John A. Whaley, C. H. Phillips, Nazhan File. and George D: Fiske, Sth Cal.;’Aaron Ordvway. 4th W. J. Purnell, 3d Md.; Louis Weil, Kansas: John M. Fennerty, 24 Miss: L. M. Rexford. Isth Pa.; Edw'd W. Johnstone, 5th Ky.; J. L. Ladd, ist Mo. INEFFICIENT ARMY OFFICERS TO RE WEEDED ov?.—The following has just been promul- gated from the War Department : General Orders No. 73.—Department com- Ts will report to the Adjatant General of the Army, with the view to their being brought before a retiring board, cases of all of- ficers in their departments who are incapaci- = for — apo Hapiti ag oe ce, frequenting gambling houses, and other viciot Lap lini rob disqaality officer for the proper discharge of active mi! duties, or make bim habitually neglectfal, and, in gen- eral, any cause which in the opinien of the partment commander renders an officer pal- bly inefficient and unfit for the military ser- ice, will be regarded as proper subjects for consideration and report of the retiring board. The report of department commanders in each se should contain a specific statement of facts, d names of witnesses to prove them. By command of General Grant. E. D. Townsenp, A. A. General, COLLECTOR ArPornTzD.—Captain Albert G- Ryan was to-day appointed Collector of {nter- nal Reyenue for the First District of Arkansas. OME THOUSAND PERSONS left here Inst night and to-day, to attend the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention at Philadelphia. INTERNAL RRVENUE—The receipts to-day ftom this source were $475.0 and since the commencement of the fiscal year to date $40,- 650,891.91, é +20e-—___ ‘THE Orers.—Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Seguin both made their appearance in “Fra Diayolo” last evening, to the delight of the large and fashionableaudience assembled at the National ‘Theater, and tt is needless tosay that the opera was given with all the correctness and spirit which have heretofore characterized its repre. s@utation by the Richings troupe, To-nignut they give the always popular “Martha,” on whic! ogension we expect to seenrush for seats, as our citizen seem never to tire of the beautifal melodies which abound im that sprightly pro- dpotion. ost ‘Lhe case of the little girl who died alter boing whipped by a woman named Lunkley, in a Brooklyn (N. ¥.) school, has been investigated by the School Committee, who coacluded that ug the physician gave a certificate of death from hysterical epilepsy, the woman Dunkley was not responsible for the death. The parents of the child, however, state she died from con- velsions, brought om by rough treatment at school. The Prize Ring. ‘The New York Clipper this week has the fol lowing items : ‘The WorLD’s CHAMPIONSHIP—Tie Match Between V' Baldwin and Wormald.—Within ten days from the date of the present issue of the Clipper falls the fixture for the final adjustment of difficulties and the settlement of the ques- ou of supremacy between those old opponents, Joe Wormald and Ned U’Baldwia, aua should everything coutinue to move aloug as harmo- niouslpas ithas done so far the long enter- iained hopes of the =porting fraternity on both suies the plue Atlantic for a meeting between the myals will doubtless be gratified. The four:h instalment of one hundred dollars agide was posted promptly at Felix Larkin’s, corner West and Qhariton streets, on Tuesday eyeing, the 22d September, Felix posting on behalf of the Giant, and Wormald, who hat afrived during the day, staked for himself. A request was made upon U’Baldwin’s be- bait that the day of battle be posiponed one Week, but to this Wormald replied, “No, not Lala b—y day,” whicn settled the matt-r then “ad there. Ivis not generally known why the ginnt desired the postpouement, though it is SUpposed to be upon the score of condition, one of his hands proving very troublesome, and it 1 ung feared that it will mot be “ngh:” npon the cay. The next deposit of a century a si talis due on Tuesday evening, September 2yth, and will be staked at Felix Larkin’s instead of Charley Diamond's, as mentioned in the arti« cles, the latter having, we understand, dis- posed of his old place ou Spring street, At this time the toss for choice of grouud in the State chosen for the battle will take place, and Worma!d name the place for plauking the final deposit of $100 a side. A large company will Goubtless be present and something of interest may be looked for. Dug Licur WxicatT CuaMPionsntr.—Ar- eles of agreement entered into the 28th anst., between Abe Hicken and Peter Maguire. stipulate that they are to fight a fair stand up fight, according to the new rules of the prize ribg, by which they mutually agree to be bound, The said fight shall be for im ot one thousand dollars aside, and shall take Plkce on the 23d day of December, 130, in the ‘Sate of Virginia, the man winning the toss to give the o; te party ten days’ notice of the piace. The said Abe Hicken and Peter Ma- g£UiTe to be confined to 134 ry exoceding Ii pounds shall’ forfeit the money deposited, The men shafl be in the ribg between the hours of 3 a. m. and 12m. on December 23d, or the man absent to forfeit the battle money. Tux Great Eagtaquake.—By the steamer Alaska, at New York from Aspinwall, addi- tional details of the terrible scenes during the late earthquakes are received. In Ecuador alone, it is pow stated, the list of killed jouxts to forty thousand. In Peru the dead re yet hidden under the 3 of honses in many instances, and a steach infests the ai which it is thought will produce a pestilen: Aband of robbers are roaming through the ruins robbing every one who has anything a Rartroap — Foe Fear a ring man, was instaniy tl ‘Eimira, Ne 5 cats at ins were approac! and g he Slater step) upon the other track and was oo = ly struck by the other train and ied. 7 Rye in the shape of bread is ssid to pro- duce more brain and muscle-supporting food than whest. 7 Mr. Squires, agea ky noid years, married a lady of seventy-one, at » Michigan, a few days ago. 7The distilleries about Richmond, it is es- timated, are Manulactarmg about 4,000 gallons of pie af 4 per day. in vance of the supply. The demand is iiton Jones, author of the best rt a} piece im the entire range of American litera: “Cousin ” died at Rowan, N. ©., recently. 7 Letters have beem received by the friends f George Francis Train, stating he will Crave in New York within the next fortnight, At the Amherst tural the srepomen work two ns week score no potatoes and the sophomores gt 7A riot place m against the shipping of to England. Most o the rioters were women. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. —_.+——_ THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. The Boys in Blue En Ronte, PMiLapELPHtIa, September 29.—Dispatches Teceivad here to-day announce that the foliow- ing Boys im Blue are on their way here: From New York city, 1,000; from Delaware, 500; and from various parts of Pennsylvania, 2,700. ‘Supplies are now on hand to 28,000 people my Now x. rk delegation bas secured the ew Yor City Armory for its headquarters. The Massa- chusetts delegation, 50u strong, have chartered & hotel. Several distinguished Generals are bere, and the streets are beginning to be filled ‘With strangers. From present indications most of the houses in the city will be decorated with flags. The weather promises to be delightful. SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Ciscoe att, Sept. 3).—A train of ten cars om the Atlantic and Great Western railroad, was destroyed by fire, near Urbans, yesterday. The fire was occasioned by an explosion in the forward car, which is su) to have con. tained nitro glycerine. The engine was com- pletely demolished. the engineer seriously burt, and the fireman slightly injured. The ears were loaded with flour and pork. A house, a quarter of a mile fromthe wreck ‘was demolished by the concussion. NATURALIZATION IN PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 30.—The application made to the Supreme Court for permission to copy names and vouchers for naturalization papers was granted this morning. The said gopies are to be made in the presence of the Clerk of the Court and of Public. The object of the applicants is to publish the mames, which was at first forbidden. FALLING OF A WALL. Men Crushed. Boston, Sept. 30.—By the falling of the west- ern wall of the skating rink last Sight George Gookin, ot Chelsea, was killed, and Madison Putmam and Efizba Saville were injured, but i om not seriously. TRey were at work. painting. During the night, additional portions of the wall fell, THE PHILDELPHIA MURDER, Coroner's Inquest. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.—The coroner's in- quest om the death of Mary Monrmans has ended in finding @ verdict that she came to her death from strangulation, after having been Violated by some person to the jury unknown, FATAL STABBING CASE. CLEVELAND, OnT0., Sept. 30.—Maban, stabbed yesterday by asailor named English, died this morning. His wife who was also stabbed will Tecoyer, People are greatly exasperated, and talk of lynching English and his accomplice Whiteman. ————_ --*ee | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York gold market during yesterday Was active and excited The particular feature Was the scarcity of cash gold, fer the use of which for one day from 1-6ith to ¥ ot one per vent, waspaid. This aryficial scarcity of com is the work of several prominent operators for arise, who have locked up gold, hoping there- by to compel speculative sellers to cover. The market, by this process, has been sustained, snd tbe price advanced. The opening sales yesterday were at 141, from which there was @ decline to 141.4, With a subsequeat advance to 141%. The money market shows increased firmn:ss. Few loans are made under five per cent., except on pledge of Government bonds, on which four per cent. is the ruling rate, If 1s again reported that a combination has been formed to effect an artificial stringency in money. The present is an opportune time for such an experiment. as the banks are erally preparing for their quarterly statements to be Fendered next Monday. In commerce no change is reported.” Governm: steady. —_—_-—_—_ Government Securities. ‘WASEINGTON, Sept. 30, 196%.—Jay Coone & Co. farnish the following quotations of Goy- ernment securities: U. 8, 6's, 1881...... Five Twenties, 1862... Five Twenties, 1564, Five Twenties, 1865...... Five Twenties, Jan. & July, "65. 1035 Five Twenties, Jan. & July, °67. 1o= x Five Twenties, Jan. & July, '68. 10s ‘Ten Forties... 103% 10 NEW YORK—PIRST BOARD. U.S. 6's, 1881.....113% 5.20", Jn &Sy,"67..108 5.20%, ISG... 1B 5.20's, In KIY,ES. 108 5.20°e, 1864. 109% Ten Fortues.......194 5.208, 1565, 100% Gold... Ml ig 5.20’, InATy,"€5..107% Sek RE [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks and bonds im home and foreign markets as follows : Cotton ‘buoyant; plands, 10 ',; Or- DON, 1:20 p. m.—Consols, 943; Bonds, j AMindts, 054: Erte, 314. Liverroot, 1:20 p. m.—Cotton unchanged. Oe itimere Steck Market, To-day. BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.—Virginia 6's, old, in- scribed, 46 bid, 47 asked; do. i-66, 48 bid: do. 1366, 46 bid, 48 Ssked. a — Baltimere Markets, To-day. BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.—Oottom firm, Mid- dling Uplands 26 bid, 26% asked. Flour ia better demand: Howard Street Super $-a85.75; do. Extra $9.759$11.75, do. Family $12a812.50 ry eaiite Ss : do. Patra 89.764 $1'.75; do. Family $12a13; Western, Fine 86.258 $6 7: 87.25a86.25, Extra $9.i5a10.25. 5; do. Super 87. 3 Wheat dull, very geod to choice Red $2.25a $2.55. Corn firm: White 1.20a1.22; do. yellow 1.26.O0ats firm;sales at 70a77 cents. Rye firm ac $1.400%1.50. Provisions firm, with prices unchanged. New York Grain ket To-day. New Yor, Sept. 30.—Flour heavy and 1a15 cents lower: Wheat dull and 2a% cents lower. Corn heavy and about 1 cent lower. —$—$—__—= Wall Street Teeday. Nzw York, Sept. 3i).—Stocks steady. Money 5 per cent. on Gerreness rome Sterling Exchange, 8. 41%. 5. coupon, 125. Tetb'es regiatered, 3%. North Usrolina 6's. 76; new, 73%. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, 534. Tennessee 6's, ¢x-coupon, 6. ——. New Invention —The Kingston East Ten. tes the following illustration of the progressive spirit: “Mr. Massey, the teach. or of the colored pcbouks at thle place, we learn, is having a serious time learning the young ideas how to shoot. are te insubordinate and obstreperous, ana will not be tanght good bebavior, notwithstanding he uses the rod without stint. The teacher, bemg a delicate man, in his efforts to subdue the re- fra. spirits completely exBausted himsel; bat i determined to haye order in i schoo}, and being too feeble to apply the reme. dy, adopted the povel mode of reaching the desired result by making each scholar whip the other, since which time better order has been maintained, and things have been pro. gressing much better.” Heavy RospegeRxy.—Another startling rob. bery took place yesterday. A gentleman nam:d D’ Artois was in the third interior room on the second floor of No. 49 Wall street. having at his ride on a table a bag containing $1,300 in specie. A young man entered the room, reached around Mr. D’Artois, seized the bag, ran throngh the outer offices, crowded with clerks, down the stairs, and dis] in the crowded stree: with his plunder.—N. F. Herald, Sept. 29, JOUNTERFEIT.—A skilifal counterfeit sh ae of The Third Notional Bavkot Phila. delphia bas made is appearance, Ths ia i oof tue a Rote, ‘and therele re Gimeult of ‘The eharaving of ths not so good as 3m the genuine, aA iar “hisek is prevalent cattle in Washington Uowaty, Ii) 87-A philant individual in the enoot” oF Withi: month a teen Wiseberged from ‘the yards and London papers are ag how pivoted ane remedy. eT=uOM as been Arrairs 1x Loepon Oovnrr, Va.—The Leesburg Corres; ot the Alexandria Ga: s: The most noticeable county ne’ , extensive quarry of white marble bas recently been discovered on the lands of B. . Carter, near Mountsville, and on the bank of Goose Creek a few hundred yards above the Yankee mull, and 4 of a mile trom the Aldie and Suicker’s Gap Turnpike. It covers appa- rently about 16 acres, and is said to be a very fine quality of the marble known as Baltimore county limestone. It isa beautifal marble tor tombstones, as it takes agood polish. On the Same tract is a fine free stone quarry, soft and though when first quarried, but getting hard Upon exposure to the alr. The farm is about I! miles from Leesburg by the present road, but «fed proposed turnpike to Akdie about 16 miles. Immense rains have delayed seeding opera- tions, but have greatly improved the fall pas- tures. Batter is wonderfully scarcer here, command- ing 35 cemts by the wholesale, ana 37% to 40 cents by retail, and yet our people do not seem to appreciate the importance of dairy farms, The Aldie turnpike drags its slow length slong. Our .riends st Aldie have been bit so frequently by grasping st canals and railroads, ‘which were chimerical schemes, that they do not now erm disposed to take hold of a really practicable scheme. MAR¥Lanp Lanp-BUYERS IN VIRGINIA— ‘We saw on yesterday a letter toa gentleman of this city from one of the party of Marylanders who recently visited this State, im which he says that ali of the old party and a large rein- forcement of others will be bereagain on the Ist of November to complete their observasions, aud make investments in our lands.—Richmond Dispatch. S7 The Rural New Yorker asks the farmers to try the experiment of covering wheat in the fall with a thin coat of straw, and report the Tesult next spring. It is tuonght that such Protection might save acrop from the winter dl spring freezings. : Y acur crve swoxrne ros 1cco verywhe mounced. by com: it judges, 4cbs caparion thistucreion the tlheeta meses: is eee finest stock grown. reeable aroma. ieant! nervous tn its effects. as javing also 4 [rieavea no scrid, disagreeable after taste. not sting or ira the tongue eevee uo ofeanire odur ime room fore for elegant Averachawm Are daily packed in varicus bags. Halng very guts des pesca will et ve one vo er anzoo timen os Vous sa tthe’ Buy it, try it, and convince yourself. If Your dealer does not Keep it ask hit to get it. EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO Isatvo a very good article, and makes an excellent ameke Ieis much lower in price and of heaving Dody than the former, and ite sale, whorever Ite troduced, is not only permanent, but constantly gp the intreaue, “Orderm for siogant Mecrechaum ‘also in the Varlous bags of tale jaily. E SURE YOU GET LORILLARD’s. We are still packin, 100 daily in Century Chew- ing Tobacco, and have lately improved its quality much, se 50-lo J Scuoot BOOKS, FOR SALB BY ENOCH § RICHARDSON, #0 5-tf 334 PENNA. AVE. FLoce FLOUB—Af ull sssortmont cllgrade Mill Feed; Meal, Oste, Corn, Baled Hay. fc., at lowraten WW, M-GALT & GO.” au lé nne and Ist street, near B. and 0. KR. R Gronextown COLL! NINETEENTH MEDICAL SESSION—1564—"9 z, D.C. College Building, Corner Tenth and E streets, CITY OF WASHINGTON. ‘The Regniar Course of Lectures will commen October Iet. and terminate the following Marche Lectures will ve 4 a dail FACULTY: NOBLE YOUNG. M.D, Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine, General Patholozy, and Medical Ethics, FLODOAEDO HOWARD. M_D., Professor of Ob *tetrice and Diseases of Women and Children. JONN AON ELIOT, M. v.. Profemor of Princip'es ractice 0 ory, Military : Fractares, and Dislocations. a M.D.. Profecnor of Matoria Hics, and Medical Juriepra- yma ARTISELL. M.D, Professor of Phy ei ology, Hygiene. ological Chemistry, Uri- nary Therapeutics and Pathology.” MONTGOMERY JOHNS, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. Descriptive, Regional, end Surgical, B. FORFMAB, M. D., Professor of Che: Toxicology. J. BARRY THOMPSON M.D. Professor of Op- rative Sarzery, Histolozy, Micreseopic aud and Patholocical Anatoiny, D. R. HAC B.D.,P: lim ANTE E. SAGHER, D., Professor of Clin J. HARRY THOMPSON. M_D., Professor of Clin- ico-Surgtcal Diseases of Woman, Cut WARWICK EVANS M.D, STUART ELDRIDGE, D “| Demonstrators. ‘The regular course of Lectures will commence October Ist, and terminate the following March. FEES: For the fall course of Lectures, cxseesse---.0. Matriculation... Demons? etry and ean: MD For further information address JOHNSON ELIOT, M. D., Dray, seteolm No, 40% F street, Washington, D. FRE B&D BLANKETS. We have just received 10r irs of fine BED BLANKETS, combining, al! an qaalitien ‘and ‘and rai from @5 to $18 @ pair; aud as iparehaned va lerge: igs oak direct from t ents of the manafacturers. we are to sell them at the very lowest ra:es. ‘One Price Only. 20 24-costit W. M. SHUSTER & BRO. P. ATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS. ‘We are now preparing a full stock of the above celebratea DRAWERS, materials suitable for afl climates. Also our new styles of MEN’S FUBNISHING GOODS now ready fer Fall and Winter of 1358, FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, Ro. 5® White strect, New York =. ye. 2029 colt U sos Aoxinexon cA "J. W, ROBERTBUN, of Wi bering Pritt for the on imp ro’ at fi of November next. FFIOB. ise eee EMT patent eranted “him om ee Sect ic be heard at Any on be fled tn this office Patents, ime at G. SPECIAL NOTICES, ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARRY. efor Young Men, . Abuses, RN Ra ee eure, sent by mail in Teter savelopes fre “ter envelopes fre u RO ny . fos FB aereee. FOwaRp ASSO, ye nee ta ee PHALON'S “PAPHIAN Lotion” FoR BEAUTIFIING bee! al AND COMPLEX. the NURSERY it ie invaluadie. For GERTLaMIEN ator SHAVING, buss oetan “PAPHIAN LOTION” is the-enly relinbie ody tor disvasce ao] Dleuisbenet the SRLS en P the TO) TH, will Totes tne perceke, “FLOR DE MAYO. ABEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER FHEE, EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING PHALON ZEON, Now bork: by ali Draggiste, jesiy HALL’S VEGETABLE Sica RENEWER. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAL RENBWER. . HUMAN HAIE RESTORED. Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color by HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWE! MAIR It ——_ ae — a Se Relz. venting 1 ing out, and mak 4 fin, Draahy bate epee nwHEATHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY. All who use it are anantmous in award. the Praise of being the best Hair Dresing extent. sek ‘ithout @ rival in rest aray hair to color Beware of counterieits and imitators, for Hall's. and take none other. Price @1 00: ‘or sale ari RP. BALL & Cv., Nashaa. N.H., Proprietors. 07 com seat vor AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, 4LL 7. PURPOSES 0. L, - * He MEDICINE. ae Perhaps no one medicine quired by everybody as « cathartic, pon 3 pene ne ser pene 200 ome y and among into use, t ciseses, as this mil ve Pitt. ‘The obvions reason is, that itis a more je and int more effectaal remedy than any other. Those who have tried it, Know that it cured them; those who have not Know that it and friends, pon thou- ficates of their remarkable cures of Mainta. but sach cures are and we need no pobliah them. Adapted to all ages and conditions iu All climates; containing nef deleterious drag. they may be taken with aafety by anybody. Their suger costing preserves ti Sere froth aed makes them plosant to take, wile rely vegetable no fi their ase im any quantity. They operate by their powerfal Inflnence on the internal viscera to purify the blood ant stimulate it into healthy action—reimove the obstractions of in every the stomach. bowels, liver, and other orans of the body. restoring thelr irregular action t health, and by correcting. wherever they exist. erch de! Faugements as are the Brat origin of disease | Minute directions are given in the wrapper *m the box for the following complaints, which those Pills revidly care, Last: Di APPE- y should be taken mederately t- stim- Blate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and Section, For LIVER COMPLAINT apd ite varions armg- tome. BILIOUS HEADACHE, SICK Nes ACHE, JAUNDIOK or GREEN SICK N 28S, BIL- 1ous COLIC and BILIOUs FEVERS. be jndicionsty taken foreach cas: —_ action or remove the obstracti, Cause “For DYSENTFRY or DIARRM@A but © Bild dose is generally reyuired. iL Tiny | eared pg il AND GOIN eo nue en.as Require’, to chamge the sis. eased ‘action of the Syste, Wits such change he jatnt over Dil “PRorsicau SWELLINGS 8 ds For DHOPSY ana they shonid be taken in larg: Jor BURP EESSION inte or 1 a as it produces the desired eflect by #) mpa- 7 ‘Aa Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to pro- ote jostion and relieve the 5 "Au oceasional dose stimulates the stomach am bowels into healthy action, restores the a ‘and iuvigorates the system. Hence it is ad- vant vas where no serious Cerangement exists. finds ose ~ One who feels tolerably well, often dose of these Pris makes him feel decidedly ter. from their cleausing and renovating eilect on the digestive apparatus. DB. J. 0. AYER &CO., Practica, Caemits, Lowest, Mass.,U.8. A. %. D. GILMAN, Je 13-cotmDAW Agent, Washi ngton BATCHELOR’ HAI DYE. Hair isthe fn the world; ‘This splendid Dre . best the only true and Ve. .feliabie, Instantaneous; no di ti Uinta; remedies the ili eects of bad avons tnvies: Fates’ and leaves the soft aad besutifal black orirown, Sold by all J ats 9nd. Perfanace; srect, New York. ‘jalseoaiy” THE TIME TO BUY LL AN B ER GOUDS, BOYS’ AND MEN’S CASSIMERES, ‘GOODS, LADIES’ DREssS i. M<rinoes. Foplive some Delaines, Prints, &. of HOSTERY. GLOVES, . pr RY. GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, & WYLIE, _se38 8t N.Y. ave. and L st. Ptrawos. ‘Our assortment of PLANOFORTES from lead maputectories of the country is now com gage Dlete. Parchasing exclusively for cach ‘We are enabled to sell at lowest factory! Persous in sear of a valuable Instrument are Tequested to call and ¢: our METZEKOTT £00. Steinway's Pisnos and Hamilo's Cabin t Or, Bole 4 gen se28-3t Maso: Important EWS. ©. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST S04P8 FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion ptan by botl- ing. and are free from all injurious Chemical aduiterations. The premium ORIENTAL B0AP, The “ NEW YOBK CITY Soap, The “ CBEMIOAL OLIVE 80aP, The “ LAUMDRY B0aP, Are brands of superior quality, and are cuaran- eed to give perfect satisfactions S**P*? 2ASK YOUR GROCER for any of these and take ongr ete by all of the BEST GROCERS in the Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 503 G street north Between éth and sth. jy -tf jashington. DU. E* ALLER, MANUFACTURER OF LIME, AND DEALER IN PLast » OBMENT. HAIB, &c, pmatgersomratstd rot No. 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.20 per ber CEM! and pol PLASTER st New York prices. H CE BUTTER. msec Fi Bors: axp yourns DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. ‘A large stock just received for calomel or any | |__ INSURANCE. ____ INSURANCE. THE RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C., Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ap- Preved July 25, 156". a” 000,008 Panieaet Pree i, Chairmen Finance aod STR Gon, Aseterant Becrecary ITs S°D Aatoaioct Baeseter?- MEDICAL APVISORY BoaRD, AL . Bergeon General United States ime 5 Medical Department nited , Washington. vw BLiss-m.D. Washington. | — = The adyan offered by this Company are Itfem Natiodal Company, chartered by special act of Congress, ISAS. A paid up capital of It otters ow rates of premiom It furnishes larger insurance than other com- panies tor irs tor the same money It te detintte and certain in fte terms jt ie @ home company in every locality. ts policies are exempt from atiachment There are no eunccessary restrictions in the pol- Very policy is pom torfe:table. hd be taken which to the insured thetr full amount and return al! the premiams. so that the insurance comte ouly the decrease om the | ADpmal payments | | Pelictes wil be femued that wil! pay te the in- during Mfe an annmal income of one-tenth the amount named in the policy No extra rate is char or risks upon the lives It imsures not to secure dividends, but st so low & cost that @ividends will be Im ie A LOCAL AGENT IS WANT COUNTY. and applications from ties for each agencies. with euitabl: sbeuld ireased to the Company Agents only in thetr respect ve districts Eircolare, Pamphicrs. vod fot! Srgtoctare gt. ‘op application at the Office of the Company tnt city. 4 Ge GENERAL AGENCY FOR MARYLAND. DELAWARE. VIRGINL WEST VIRG 1A, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT THE OFFICE © | | JAY COOKE « Co., | FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. a0 20-15 | LIFE INSURANCE. | $5,000 for $6 Premium | UNDEB THE AUSPICES OF THE Manhattan Co-Operative Relief Association, THE MANHATTAN ©0-0PERATIVE RELIEF ASSOCIATION. | IS CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF KEW YORK. OBJECT. The object of this Association is to secure a cash Payment within forty days after the death of « of as many as there are | im the class to which be or sue belongs, vo kis or ber betrs. MEMBERSHIP FEES. The membership fees are sir follars at for wa seed.) and 0 * apd ten cents ov the death of each member, which due notice wil! be given. One dcliar from each member gors to the widew of hetrs of the de- | Ceased Member, and the ten cents for expenses of collecting ‘This Company is divided into TEN CLA) FOR MEN aud TEN CLASSES F sare filed, As soom aa these clam 4 women cis i 5 | will be mdopted. Men Dibe game classes, Sverything each Class eaal. CLASSES. be accented thin ss ders Bach ILLUSTRATION. ‘The Association pape ovey stthin terty tare Bees Asociation over wi = y | to iicits, nod the remater metmbere ithin thirty days one dollar and ten cents ch to the Associatien to reimburse It. Fall to send this sum, they forf-ft to the Association | moneys paid. and the Agsociet: o «, member to fill the place of the retirin Poy ens Companies | break i IP are, no the fees are so small, and requ! patd @t such long intervais, that secure to his family ® competency upon bi HOW TO BECOME MEMBERs. Pe ios cam ired to be any man can death. Any one desiring to !) ome « memier may apply im person. or must sen’ arate, in check, bank > rapa im icy om 5 ‘e8eRt Loc tion, Who the alcy im Tavor of. Post Office nldrets, town, tonate Staas @ Medical (ortifcar cal -ondition, aud wheth. physi im the opinion of the doctor examiiing, the applicant is « pro; to be 4) per person forms of application for upon application ht 60 try to make mer members, encflts himself. No letter will be n does not contain @ three cent postage stamp to prepay retura postage. INVESTMENTS. The Ry tawe of the Association require that one. third of the mon-y reertved a new memters fore shail be made @ sinking frnd to moet parmenta red. Blank ailing due by the de! fond fe held by the NATIONAL TEUST COMPANY, York city property, which proper the vaine & tue money 80 toned. THE FUNDS. Tho remaining two thirds. after pay! ot the Awsocintion. shall be ie in the city of Ne ‘on pr of Soave po heir i Asoc) penses of bi shall be or such expeuses, however, not towx: Alt “ ‘A roctaber felling to pay his fer of one dollar and ten cenw within irty days from date of notice, forfeits all claims upon the Association. and forielts al} money previously paid, dn the Pacihe Sor buvtng: wo ayensmnnen Unsieres toe ot wonity or Bo ‘mu: Hoo Racretars. and appoint e Tepresentative to pay eee. hen i ' veiw aahington Agent of Oolumbia. and States vidinlelsud weet Virginia, orse 3.4. BUFF, Trees. J.B. BRYAN. Pree, ‘WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congress.) PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOsiTs. cat mn ent Stocks, Geld and Silver bonght find ‘Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants. A foll eupply of Rovenve Stamps kept constantly: on band, oo 19-tf 4s