Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1868, Page 1

THE EVENING STAK | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, At the Star Building, © W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and lth Street, ! BY NOYES. BAKER & CO, ——_——- | The STAR w ceryed by the carriets w tneir ubecribers iu the City aud District at Tax Us~Ts PxR week. Copies at the counter, with OF Withowt wrappers, Two Cunts each. Pres Be, Maitise:—Three mosths. One | ___ Dollar ay so Gents; six months, Three Dol- | = lars; one year, Five are. are sent from the office longer than ‘ The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. & XXXII. Seime, Seria Thonn Makirer arphy Wiha: Maddo, Me— McCarry Daulel, Mekey maida mo M eArdy leary, Me McAllister MeOormeck J. Met ter Wetteam . Uy § Mc Den en Wm, Me | xN Resta Cras: Naogie EA; Nason 9 Nace Louis; Neal& Smith whl” Ome Henge Smack; Quest Wa, Oedern t Prott Camis | P—Pearl AF: Prince OH. | M. Pordy Charies M: Prac © Patterson Dr. ~ — Pope Edward, Powell BE, Plam- | ton Edgar: Philpitt E- Prather George N°, 4,866. Jacot: Pedbody 5 W, Paju Sater ik eee, Peek & McAllister: Proces Jusqnenail. Pectut _ Rulbard; Powell Wm B. Perry WD. Weshington News and Gossip. THE THANKS OF Coxernss TO GRORGE Pra- BODY.—One of the most beautiful volumes ever gotten vp ia this country i that contamtng the Tesolutivn of tannks toGeerge Peabody adopted by Congress at the bast session, and whieh has just been finished by Messrs. Philp & Solomon of this city. The work was all doue by hand. ‘and tbe lettering aad tllaminatiag, by Mr. Clareace Ettynge, is perbaps as elaborate and tasteful as the most brilliant specimens of the middie ages. The book is bound in blue mo- Tocto, tastefully paneled and gilt, with a beau- titel raised monogram of sottd gold and silver on one of the panels. The covers are lincd on the inside with watered silk, amd opposite the handsome utl- page is another neat mono- gram in colors. Altogether, the volume does credit to the Government asd to those who prepared it. It will be forwarded to Mr. Pea- body through the State Department shortly, EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. A National Convention of French Canadians Bibe United States met yesterday in Spring- held, Mass. aud adopted resolutions een demn- Ang the Onuacsas Qunfederation amd the atuemp. to corrce Nowa Scotts, amd reeommending Can- ada to adopt a republican form of government A strong feNug Was manifested im favor of the annexation of Canada to the United S:ates. A prige fickt for $1,000, between George B-a- don. of South orton, and Thomas Kettey, ot Philadelphia, took plac ow the Isle of Shoals Yesterday, resultiey im a vaciory for the former Ninety-six rowwets were tought, in one hour | and twenty-eight minutes, Later advices from Rio, received at Paris, Teller@e the report that the Allies have woa a victory over the Parardayans; that Lopes nas | Deen forced te fall Back to Aseuncion, and that | ihe Brazihan trog-ciad fleet would soom ap- pear off that city. | ' ! The brig Roll! Wave, from Aspinwalk r Lapa ei lhe mee blr | ‘Tae How Jovamat says: “Gur prim-donne Sen vetersnad aie srcchni | Steond are very fottanale. hod cata golden ——- however. and she reachod ‘Savani a., #0 satety Mail xdvices trom Havana are to Uctober 3.4. “All news of the insurrection 1m Spain 3s sap- pressed by the authorities. The French Coasul “General, M. Alfred Paul, had dicdof yellow ever in Hayeua. | Policemem have been stationed in front of jewelry swindling establishments in Fulton atreet, New York, to give warning. It is in- tended to do.ce the swindiers out of the street. | One bas altendy cloged out. | J. D. Moriou has been convicted im Boston of Waking flse entries to defraud the Hide and Leathen Bank, but the case will be taken to the | United States Supreme Court on exceptions. A riot occurred in Hoboken yesterday, grow- opinions trom the eritics. Thé latest sensation ade by an American singer is the great sac- cess earned by Miss Nettie Sterling, of New York. She is now en a concert tour with Mus. Elizabeth Philp, the celebrated composer and Vocalist, and sister to Mr. Philp. the well- publisher of Washington. REVENUB APPoINTMENTS.—The Secretary of the Treasury to-day made the following Appointments of Internal Revenue officers : Stovekerpers.—Platt Crosby, 24th Snow, 4th Mass.: Edward L. Y.: A. Von Kieiser, 6th Va: B. F Pa.; D. D. Holman, 5ih Tenn.; Wm. Clotunth WOE Ot ot au attempt 10 rescue a prisoner, A. February, #4 'Tenn,; John W! of the rioters were arrested dcommit- | Pract. Ky. W.K. Pots, 25d Pa. tea. Gog r>.—Alvert L. Childs, 24th N.Y; Lewis ‘The tugboat Vim exploded at New York yes. | P. Wetmorer, oad N. Y¥4 J. 0. Ensly, 6th ky. ie e 3 8 terday, causing the death of two of her crew and badly -calding six ochers. | General Santa Anna bas been ordered °o leaye the Island of Cuba by the Captain Gen. eral. The reason has not been made public. The report tbat there is am active rebellion im San Domingo is denied in a letter trom several of the foreign cousuls. ‘The next meeting of the Board of Commis- stoners for Foreign Missions will be held ia Pittsburg, Pa. The Democrazs of Augusta, Ga., have invite John (jumcy Adams to visit that city. re PoLiTical LETTER OF SENATOR FESSEN ‘There was a very jarge political demons tion at Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, by Governor Hayes, Seuator Sherm: Stanton, and others. An interesting letter wap Teertved irom Senator Fessenden, of Maing | RETURNED.—A.sistant Secretary F. W. Sew- ard and lady retarned here last evening, after an absence of several weeks in New York, They were accompanied by Uapt. Wharton, | brother-in-law of Mrs. Seward, who has been Assigned to duty on the staffof General Has. evek. REDUCTION OF THE Naval Foace.—Upoa the passage of the Naval Appropriation bill by Congress, the Secretary of the Nayy found it | Recessary to reduce the aumber of vessels a: seamen in the various squadrons. The Nor: Atlantic or home squadron was wdaced by the sale of the steamers DeSoto and Marbleherd: from the South Atlantic sqaadron the Huros and Shamokin were ordered home. The Hu. ron arrived in New York about ten days acu, = fo 29 aud the Shamokin is now on ber way home. ss esi pend pmo load ere NQadds tue | The Wateree was about starting home Yeom tne owing: > Feed, aud adds th€ | South Pacific waters when she was throws yep cons of Ohio claime | 8Sbore by the recent tidal wave which occurred to bethe originator « financinl de > there. It is impossible to get her afloat again, aud orders baye beem sent to the commander of the «quadron to sell her to the best advantage. The Suwanee was on ber way home trom the North Pacific squadron When she was wrecked. The European squadron nas beea Teduced only one vessel, the Canandaigua. Orders were sent to the commander of the Asiatic squadron over a month ago to send Lome the Shenandoah which the democratic has adopted in it | platiorm, which | caunot but cousider as at war with the plsinest neiples of cormmon honesty. ition in Maine, | and cannot be misunders I: remains to be seen what Ohio thinks of 1 + Tine tone of the republican platferm in this partica- jar ts beyowd ail prane. ihe men who made at scorned all compromis> with repudiation as emwortby of the character and principles of | that great party wie lad sucersstnliy con- ducted the nation through the perils of a migbty war. Anything sbort of the rational debs im gold 1 good faith, eccording to wndersianding of tho-- who contracted the essence of rep won. The e Would flow trom such an attempt would be even greater than the conflict of arms. A peg- ple which had justly forfeited the rosy mankind bas nothing left ton. 1 Maine, Ex-Goy. Fiaxpers, of Louisiana, who bas been im this city for several days past lett Last evening for New Orleans, Raving obmained from the Commissioner of Interaal Revenue the special designation of tobacco bondhonse keeper of thatary. The law requires that the shal approve such desigmation, and, as Gen. Steadman, collector ot the district, is politi- cally opposed to Governor Flanders, it is pra sumed be will not confirm the appointment. tru the ‘camp: conduct troughout upou this principle, openiy de- | RETRENCUMENT.—Ip accordance with the Teport of aspecial agent of the Treasury De- | partment, further heavy reductions will be made. it us said. in the expense of collectin, { F | customs by dispensing with unnecessary ‘ott. | cers. Bouncing sii such demofalizing doctines, whatever shape 'bey may assume. In civil as Well as military life, courage in the right on, 1th im a the people. prevai demagogues a aguinst rebels in arms. Iwill mot touch upon the other great iseue imvclvad ragga | tm the comin elections. Nome ean tari to un- THE REGULAR CABINET MEETING was held dersiand and see its importance. We all | to-day. Ail tbe members presen:. know that upon it Quiet oF confusion, erder or disorder, peace or war. With soch questions awaiting popular d+ cision, it is plainly the duty ofevery map PoLiticat.—The Republicans of Carrol | county, Md.,on behalf of Judge Weisel, chal- to spare uo effort to save the country from the | Wnged Patrick Hamill, Esq., Democratic can- € a democratic > | didate, oa series of joint discussions within —— | their county. but the latter declined. — A crowd of Democratic orators are spealr- depends the question ot | ' Srurcn_ or How. J ORE QUINeY Norty Cano: ADAMS EN | —Jobn \uiney Aduns, of | ing in Pennsylvania. Among them are Geor; Mass , passed through Greenspor C.,Wee- | B. Pendieton, Fernando Wood, Gen. Ewing. nescay, on bis way to South Carolina. He tors Doolittle and Cowan, Ex-Governors Was met at the depot by citizens of hoth races en masse. After music by the band. a speeeh Was solicited, and Mr. Adams addressed t assemblage from "the portico of the House. Heexpressed his warmes' u the demonstration, and said ne was at bemg met by so many persons, «i thought his visit Bigier and Johncon, Gen. Frank P. Blair, Montgomery Bisir, Gen. McCandless, Heiste: Clymer, Richard Vaux, and Gov. Swann, of Maryland. {85 | _—Uolonet Adolphus HM. Tanner was nomi- P'nad | Bated yesterday for Congress, trom the Res- to ihe Souih was nor antigi- | teliner and Washington Dnetrict, New, York, i | by tl publicans. istrict (the Ninth) mcd ep“ _ Tee ord eae etme” | is at present represented by Mr. John A. Gris, conciliation and traternal affection. He wa. | Wold. who served in the th and 39% ‘a firm supporter pf | £TS#es. and was re-elected to the 40th Uongress s Such he should vate | UY 15080 votes, against 10,573 for Muliman, for Seymour and Blair. He came ina spit: | Democrat, of iraternal kindness to ll classes ot citizers. | — The Arkansas Republican Oongress ticket ‘The color of the skin made no difference to | is ss follows: First District, Col. Logan H. bim, and it never bad: it was charged at the | Roots: Second, Hon. James T. Elliott; Third, that the Democratic party of the South | Hon. Thomas Boles. Gesired to re-eusiave the negro." If he believed | ‘a Democratic torcblight procession in oe che Sonpit¢4 | Brooklyn, New York, last night, was over the Constitution, ary home, and sno a ‘would never rm — The Eighth Massachusetts Congressional “Nor the South e:ther district Republican Convention yest-rday lie ap atrocious lie. He bad learyed more ot | nominated George F. Hoar, of Worcester, for the Southern people, and their feelings aad | Congress. Hon. John D. Baldwim, who repre- sentiment«, during ‘he last few days than be | sents the District at present, served in the 3-th eondd bave Jearred in Massachusetts ina life- | and 39th ses, and was elected to the time. He was astonished ai the condition of the | ath Congreas by 9,039 votes against 1,901 for Southern people, and their wasted and negivet- €d fields. “Ifthe North could see it as be had done, all our trials woul He Walharas, Democrat. — Jndge Lake, of Omaha, recently delivered an opinion that registers have no right to re- tuse registration to ex-Contederate suldiers or officers, the State law exeluding them from suffrege being unwarranted by the Constith- ton. — The fitth Congressional district Bemocratic Convention met in Augusta, Ga., yes! 7 to nominate a candidate for Congress. In conse- quence of the action of the Legisiature poit- poning the election until February, it was de- cided not to make a nomination at present. — At the Democratic State Convention held in Providence, R. I., yesterday, A. Van Slyck as chosen pi it, and the following nom- inations were made for Presidential electors -— Lyman Pierce, Gideon Bradford, Geo. L.Cooke and Wm. H. Allen. — The Republicans held one of the largest political demonstrations which has ever taken place in the West, at Cleveland, Ubio, yester- lay. ches were made by Gov. Serator Sherman, ex-Seeretary Stanton and Gen. Garfield. A letter was read from Sema- whites. poke for the encouragement of sll, and ex ressed his strong conviction that the eom! Horal party, beaded by Seymourend Bis would triumph. He retired amid shouts of ap- plause. The Jumomy Pagk Kaces—The first race at Jerome Park yesterday was for the sweap- stakes for three-year olds, Siu entrance, added. 14, miles, closed with nine entries. The race was won by J. W. Pinnock’s b. t.. by Colosss, beating Viley xball was left at ihe post. Time, 31€4. She betting was on ‘Vauxhall The secoud race for the Champagne stakes for two-year old—premium $00, 360 emtrance, one mulé—-closed with nine entries. The ra: ‘on by Thomas (+. Moore’s ch. c., by Dau dam Maggie G., beating A. Belmont's measily. Time, 149%. The betung ‘Was five to two on the winner. The third race was for hee tgnort Natiomal | tor Fessenden. Handicap, for ail ages, 24 miles, $109 entrance | : $1,{00 added, $200 of Which was given to the The Newburyport (Mass) Herald sage: «Many Democrats in this district favor tl nomination of John Quincy Adams for Repre- sentative to Congress, believing that he would second horse, closed with 18 entrics. Five Beaee aioe. ‘The race was won by petens: cry. following is the summary:—De- H than, ‘Dei ” reey,1; Australis, 2: J. W. Pemaock’s bi | Poll more votes than apy Democrat in it’ by Colocsus, 3; Aidebaran and Local were not — Col. W. J. Worthington) has been nomi id. Time, #11. In the betting, DeCour- | nated for Co. by the Republicans of the | Ninth District of Kentucky. o cey was the favorite, and Anu-tralia next. fourth race, a premium of $500 for beaten Borses, all ages, 14, miles, was won by General RevEnvE—The receipts to-da; Pola. Sd: and Plors Metron, | termes a if ‘This was a very exciting race between | OM this source were $255,226.31. General Duke and La Potka. Time, 313. The | betting way 100 to 20 on General Duke. | fifth and jast race was a swrepstak. s for gentlemen's hacks, gentleman riders, dash of Weight 150 pounds. The race was won by Black Knight. beating Caprice, 24; and Contest, jd. Time 2 minutes. The betting wae tre to one om winner. Black Kaight and Caprice carried each 155 87 Jobn Allen, the «wickedest man” in New yore has prea tern his recent religious pro- fessions, and is about to reopen his dance-house 87 Ex. President Pierce who has been ill for | several weeks, was able to be out om Tuesday ev 'Mr.E. A. Pollard, So ninguna of the Lost Cause, 1s about to publish a life of Jeffer- son Davis. He revelations of impor- tent facts m the career of the confederate ve {rEment which Rave never yet been mae own. Vircrnta Bark Norrs Burwep.—One mil- lion one hundred thousand dollars in notes of | the Bank of the Valley, Winchester, were, ‘uance of an order of the United States Ft. directed to H. G. Fant, receiver of said ‘S7-Dreesmakers are now introdacing rever sible dresser. The idea 1s borrowed, the tail ane burn 4 yesterday in the co of a. pate deugned reversible avercoats se’ jobns, master in cl ypcntinecg » ee = Ape meanest thing ovt—conatertei counsel, and . Quaries snd 1 re m2 8 . ae tees of the court to superintend Whig. ic sive scale im St. Louis. nore Team war shot dead weer nigh i ee by Matt. Meluturg for calling bis wife a imr. ‘Laborers iz California tier = and Sevtotiens s the one winter. So There is an by pina og anver? ~ "oem and bite Gabri¢l “1 want tw be ap an; 's Ls gel ear off,’ was the remark of an at Kit Buroe’s preyer-meeting. i concrete pavement put down betwren the neces oor vale ory it, Se Flotow, the composer, has been marned seven times. erTbe Alone of European sovereigns dors not smoke. Se Chicago has a new paper, the »Sargsis,” Geyoted iy We “uniereste Of Woman,” Collector of Internet Revenue for the district | THE CAMILLA RIOT. Oificial Report. Genera) Howard lastevening reesived trom General Sibley, the reporis and affidavits re- lating to the Oamilla riot, and forwarded them to the Secretary of War, as follows: War DRrARTxxnt, Bureau of R-tarees Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, Washing. ton, October 9th, 180.—Hom. J. M. Schofield, Sec retary«f War—Sir. 1 have the honor to for- ‘ward to you the affidavits me by General Sibley with regard whe dentin riot. The General says that “no action whatever ha- ‘Deen taken by the civil anthorities at this date (October 6th) toward bringing the guilty par- | ties to punishment, and no inquest was hela upon ‘the bodies mor investigation had except by this Burean and Captain Mills by the order cf the commanding officer of the Dis- trict ot Georgia, whose report bad been for- ‘warded to the commanding officer of the De- partment of the South. He further says: “It is Rot believed possibie to briug the guilty purtie~ to punishment through the civil authorities of Mitchell county, they being engaged in tho af- tatr and ing it, and no unbiased jury could be feund in that county.” The General makes no further remarks which relate to this riot, but simply submits the affidavits, together With a private letter irom an officer in that county, who makes a special request of him that it be not published. Very respectfatiy your obediest servant. O. 0, Howarn, Major General Commanding. McPnensow BARRACKS, Atlanta, Georgia, Sept. 20h, IN: —Brevet Brig. Gem. B.C. Dritny Ass’t. Adj't. Gen, Pepartment of the South, Atlanta, Georgia.—General: I have the honor to report that in compliance with par. VIL. G. 0. No. 4, C. S., from Headquarters Department of the South, I proceeded to Camilla, Mitchel! coun WY, Georgia, on the Zid instant to investigate we Occurrences at that piace on the s9ih in. stant. I resj lly report as follows: A few days previous to the lth instant notices were cir ted in Dougherty and Mitchel counties that a Republican meeung would be held at Camuilis, Georgia, on that day, and that W. P. Peirce: candidate for Congress from that Disuict, John Murphy, candidate as Elector tor the District, Putney, and others would ad- dress the meeting; that parsuani to that notice a number of colored people from plantations between Albany, Georgia, and the neighbor- dood of Camilia proceeded in a body to that place, accompanied by musicians and a wagon, ‘This crowd numbered from two to three hun- dred colored le, about one-half of whom may have carried fire-arms of different descrip- tion: when within from two w three miles from Camitila they were met by M.S. Poore, the sherift of Mitchell connty, aceompa- nied by foar or five citizens of Camilla, who protested against their entering the town with arms, claiming, in gecordance with a jute proclamation of the Governor, he was empow- ered to demand that they do not enter the town With arms. This demand of the sheriff! was replied to by Messrs. Pierce and Murphy, on alf of the ow their stating tha: they Were not an organized body, and in no way under the control of any leader; that the per- sous With arms carried them of’ heir own ac- cord; and assured the sheriff, and une ciuzens of Camilla with him, that they were going to Camilla for the purpose of attending & political meeting, and that their intentions Were peacetul and without intent to distarb the peace of the plitcegad would respectfully call your attention to iM enclosed affidavits of W. P. Pierce, Johu Murphy, F. F. Putney, and W-S. Poore, sheril of Mitchell couaty. tor a full uuderstanding of what took place between the sheriff and the frecdmen at this tune. From the affidavit it will be seem that he con- sidered the attitude of the crowd approaching the town of such a characcer as to induce him to returu tw the town and prepare the citizens St Attack, by directing them as a posse to ave their arms re dy in case he should cll upon them to essist him in preserving tae peace. Ihave been unable to obtaic auy evi- dence that the-e colored people going to Ca- milla on that day were esther iustructed or ad- vised b: carry arms with them tor purpo or Violence, oF that they seriously expectea interruption irom holding thelr meeting, although, trom some of the enclosed sffidayits, it is alleged that one James Jobos, a white citien of Ca- milts, had frequently -ald that no Kepubli- can meeting should that on thi- day this man Job: gun, met the crowd come three miles from the town, and told them that they should have no mredng or speaking at Cainilla, and that it they came into town they would be hurt. Up: the crowd entering the town, eu route to th Court House, they were met by this man Johns, who was intoxicatyd and armed with 2 E 8 ° i ls A her, and ordersd the musicians in the wagon to ceate ing. Hix orders were not of i Tnseteel tes eickal palavits ie ciel that he then fired his gun.at the peo wagom—by others that his gun w accidentally, or not in the direct wagon. However, this may be, th the diseharge of this man's gun’ was immedi- ‘Me thry from Both colored people and citizens y, of the pl It is admitted by all persons that this man’s gun was the first fired, and that it ‘was discharged without provocation. In coa- Yersation with the citizens of Camilla this mau Johns was described to me as a dranken and dangerous man, and frequently in difficulties, aad one who-e acts they deprecated, and that on that day he was intoxicated. Under these circumstances, a» it cannot but considered neg! sheriff 1m not seeing that this man Johns was kept out of the way on that day, particalarly as be wes drunk, and as he (the sheriff) ap- to have appreberded so much trou! the ment existing among the citizens of the place. a foll anderstanding of the occurrences from the Lime the sheriff met tne crowd ad- vancing on the road to the town until the firing commenced and its results, I respectfully call ‘attention to the enclosed affidavits of both citi- zens of Camilla and persons who went there to attend the meeting. So tar as it was possible to learn, the casualties on that day were as follows :—Nine kull-d, (colored,) trom 25 to 30 (colored) wounded ; several citizens of Camilla (white) wounded, none severely. From the enclosed statement of parties pres- emt, it will be seen that the firing in town dia not continue many minutes, but that the col- ered people fied to the adjoining woods, and that they were pursued by the citizens as a of the sheriff, some of them mounted aod on foot, through ety] from unable to find any le who went that vised by any of the accompanied them, and who to them, either to go armed for defence or violence, but that, on the con- ary. the enclosed affidavits show rs. 2 z é i a Be Le Pierce, Murphy, and Putney all advised and impres.ed upon them that ‘ey sbould be peaceable and Inw-abiding in ai their acts, as were meeting at this Place, (Camilla, ) in th as citizens of the U; at Camilla on the 19th inst., is in no way roven, It is explained im the affidavit of the Shere of Mitchell county, that notice of some eolored — having left Albiny on the ev of the imstant for Camilla was re- ceived by him through ® person living in the adjoining town of Newton. Thisis inno way denied, as by reference to the affidavit of Peter Hines the leader of the bund, 1 will be scen that the musicans with other Proceedings of a mesuing of ths ‘clizens ‘of Ir a of cittzens of Riteny, ja., held the 26th instant, I will state that information was Iully wedered wa by all a Brevet . mis- sioner of Bares F.and A. L, f 1» Ga, to ‘Gunitie,’ Ge, and from whet T could le and whites were disposed each other. In my Lavin goad i I was materially srnival av the citizens of teat place sn ee that the occurrences ‘or the instant investigated. Up to = 7] by the a Vw. a7The cost of $I S87 During the past two weeks i. wre ‘been discharged on the Kithry \ May a leaving Bow only ten wee eet forloughs all coopers in the daring the wine baryest, ‘ TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afterneon's Dispatches. SUDDEN DEATH OF ROWELL COBB. New Yorx, October 9.—At half past ten o'clock this morning, Howell Cobb, of Gear- «ia, dropped dead in @ corridor of the Fifin Avenue Howl AN INSANE MAN CUTS THE THROATS OF His CHILDRESS Boston, Vet. 9—George L. Richardson, of the firm of Richardson & Co , of this eity, re- siding at Longwood. arose trom his bed at ove oclock this morning, while laboring under a og “tet fit of pee? and deliberately reats of two of bi s of the children, a boy of thirteen years, is dend, ‘but the other may recover. Richardson fled from the house, and has not yet oen found. and fears ate entertained that he may lave gommutted enicide. Richardson was 2 gentie- man bichly esteemed for his excellent charac. ter. The aifair has caused & profound seein, of sorrow PEACE REIGNS IN ST. DOMINGO. New Yor, Oct. Danish, and Domingo, in reply to a lett can Secretary for Foreign Affairs, publist a letter denouncing as false the various reporis of the existence of an active revellion im Si, Domingo, and coneluding with a declaration that the country emjoyed the most pertect tran. ty until September 4th, when a force on the western trontier, which was jons have been subject to no interruption, but, on the contrary, ‘have largely increased. FROM THE WEST. Fire at Cheyenne—The U. P. R., ke. St. Lovrs, Uct. 9.—A fire at Uheyenne tnst Wednesday entirely destroyed a block of frame stores om 16th street, and several buildings on Ferguson street. Loss not stated. Property not insured. The Union Pacific railrosd is forwarding ninety car loads of construction material daily to the end of the crack. A large aumber af snow plows have been placed at convenicnt dictances in the mountains for ready use. DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN DFUR D, PENNSYLVANIA. Baprorp, Pa., Oct. ».—An immense Demo- cratic meeting Was held here yesterday. The procession, in which was one hundred and fitty crowded wazons and carriages and 8 Buinber of mounted men, encircled ihe entire town. It was the largest meeting ever hele in Bedtord. Governor Swann, of Marylann, ant Richard Coulter, of Westmoreland county,” Addres.ed the multitude, and the greatest en- thusiasm prevailed. BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT TO-DAY. New Yorke. Oct. 9.—A brutal prize tict took place this morning in a room at Wil- liamsburg, between two men named Dolan sud Wagner. Thirty-two fierce ronnds were fought, when Dolan nearly bit off Waguer's thumb. and the fight was deciared to hayeb en won by the latter mutilated and had to be carried away MARINE DISASTER AND LOSSOF LIVE. Cur0caco, Oct. 9—The schnr. Forfar suak otf Muskegum, Michigan, yesterday, and four por- Ppa whose names are uuknown, wer own ROWIN Bostox. Oct. 9—John Tylor, IJr.. of this city, has challenged Walter Brown to a row ing mateh on the Hudson river, near Troy, for arom one to two thousand dollars, ———_~«re- PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.—The members assembled this morning in the C.l- vary Baptist Church. The proceedings wre opened by the singing of the Guth hymn, and prayer by Rev. Mr. Appleton. The report of the Committee on Cirular letter wes presented. Jotter was then read by Rev. Mr. Cald well, of Willmington, Del. The subj Of the letter ‘was “the neglect of the Lord's Supper” The letter adopted and ordered to be printed in the minutes. The letter from the Third Colored Church. Washington, was then read. Membership, ::3: ; 50 scholars; volumes in library, 110. Tebip, 423; 1 schol: v2 scholars: volumes in library, Resolutions, offered by Rev. Dr. Winters, were unanimously adopted :—« That this as- sociation regards an inversion of the Scripture order in inviting to the Lord's table those wh« ave now been baptized, contrary to the con- victions and the uutyerral cusiovir of Christon- dom, as an in:ringement of the Divine law and a violation of Christian ogre ¢ ‘The Association was then led in prayer by rv. J. Wheaton Smith, when the sermon was ee by Rev. Dr, Pepper, ot the Crozer ‘heological Seminary.— Phila. Bulletin, 9th. CRIME IN Vin@rnia—An Execution To-Day — Jobn Perkins, an ex-Federal soldier trom Massachusetts, who came to Virginia in the 2d New Hampshire regiment, will be hanged to- day at Portsmouth for rape on Mi-s Ford Benjamin Jefferson, negro, who held the mother of the girl while Perkins violated her daughter, and was also to have been hanged to- day, has had his sentence commuted to im- pri oument ior life by the Governor. A nezro been sentenced to the penitentiary for two years for attempting to violat the widow of am ex-Confederate General in Southside Vir- ny The Richmond Whig of yesterday says: “Ad- ditional circumstances have come to light since the errest of the negroes Gerdner snd Kennedy, going still further to connect them with the murder of Baker and Mrs. Stewart. ‘The gun found tied to Baker's body when taken from the water has been identified by several additional persons as Kennedy's gun, ‘ind @ pair of Baker's pants have been found at Kenuedy’s house, filled with grain.” 2 Forion News ny Catte—The aj he ing Parliamentary election in Great Britain ix attracting unusual interest, and excitement in the canvass increeses, In four English bor- oughs workingmen’s candidates bave been brought forward, with fair prospects of suc- cess. Chea pry tyrenl in ncapey —— is des) of 1@ will probably be chosen fm Teen wich, & ‘Liberal stronghold. ‘The Prince of Wales iad the corner-stone of a new University in’ Glasgow jane f b Junta has isaned & decree re~ cing by one-third the tariff on ports peeegere es seer ea of in favor of nis son, Don Uarios. General Bri bas been received in Madrid with unbounded enthusiasm, ReGisTraTion mm LOvwiaNa.—The pill which passed the Louisiana Senate, amending the registration law and forbidding registrars going beyond the law, was killed in the House. tae aap manseanms are nee the courts in cases trare refusing Tegistration of ocesalieed in the Third to the Seveath Bistrot Gourte, inclusive. Since July the 3d, sixty-eight mandamuses in such cases have Deen have been several thou- sand of in New Or! } aud the registrars refuse to be govern- ea decisions of the courts, thus air. in each ‘of the registrars have been arrested for such pers tent refusal, and fined for contempt of court. A number of similar cases come up to-day, pubssounnsemic craw, Tue Commecticut Tows Evecrions—zi- Ogicial Returns.—Eull returns of the town elec- at have beer Fi 11 towns ti re Demo- cratic Irst year, and faim a portion of the boards in 5 towns that were year. rats gain the boards in 5 partially so, por- th boards in 2 towns that were whol: Hupsoiican lastyear. The above is oficial sek can be relied upon. finéa for reiusing to allow bis child to be yac- io declared that he thought the sys- oug! ys. 1 to fight ot Providence, on the dist, in the same win and Wormald punch Both were shockingly | john, Pay | Cook, and by Samuel B. } Hamilton Fish, Orlando Meads, | a well-known lawyer of Albany, and Henry | E. Prerrepont, of | Brookiy: Prominesit The Protestant Epi: ‘The ~econd day's procredings ot the Prosies- tant Episcopal Convention were opened in New York yesterday morning at Trinity Usepel with” proper morning services, in ¥ bich Bishop Talbot, of Georgia, officiated as fer ax the Creed. Bishop Neeley, of Maine, Trad the pealter appropriate for the eaghth day ofthe month. The pealm beginning: ~-Praise God ye servants that attend,” was then sung, atter’ which the benediction was pronounced by Bisbep Smith. of Kentucky. Alter a few minutes’ recess, the Convention was called to | order at eleven o'clock by the Rev. James | Crsik, D. D. of Kentucky, and the Secretary ced the appointment of the Committers. tition to admit the new diocese of Ne- into fellowship with the Convention, . jl 1 Triennial Con- | bras was referred to the Committee om Dioovses. A motion was also made Teterred to change the title of “Convention” to that of “Council.”” | Several memorials to amend the 5th article of | the constitution of 1789, in relation to the estab- lishment of new dioceses, were referred to the Committee on Canons The Rey. Dr. Milo Mahan, of Maryland, pre- sented @ memorial from the diocese of Mary- land regarding the jurisdiction of provincial Courts of Apprals. Referred to the Committee on Canons. The Rey. Benjamin J. Haight. of New York, presented a communication asking the creation of twe new dioceses in New York State—one to be composed of the counties forming Long Island, New York, and the other of the several counties lying nerth of Columbia, Greene. and Delaware counties, New York Referred to the Committee on New Dioceses. ‘The Rev. Mr. Haight also presented a memo- rial asking the passage of a permissive canon authorizing & Federate Council of Dioceses in one or more States, with power to enable each diocese to combine With others for the defence of their common interests. and to inaugarate such common enterprises as the best good of the Church may seem to require. Referred to tbe Committee on Canons. The Rev. John T. Wheat, D. D., of Tenn., presented another memorial from his constitu- eute, praying tor the removal of the restrictions to the formation of new dioceses existing in article 5 of the Constitution. Referred to the Committee on Canons. A sbarp debste occurred towards the close of the day’s session on the sub‘ect of printiag 1,000 copies of the sermon preacb-4 by ve Bishop of Delaware, during which a motio to lay the subject on ‘the table wis negat'yet, and finally the printing was ordered. A com- mittee of three was appointed to confer with a similar committee of the Honse of Brsb: with regard to changing the place of meeting, tbe accoustic properties and size of the pres- ent place being considered insuflicient. ‘The New York £zpreas says’ “The Conyen- tion includes not a few of the most brilliant intellects im the country. New England is represented by such men as Dr. Huntington, of Boston, and Dr. Hallam, of Connecticut From the same quarter come some distin- guished lay delegates, including Amos A. Law- chard H. Dawa, Jr., and the Heo. - Ourtis. of Massachusetts. amd Origen S. Seymour, of Connecticnt. New York is reprecented by the Rev. Drs. Haighc, Little- among the deputies from the diocese of Wee. tern New York are Governor Seymour and Judge Jobnson. From New Jersey comes th celebraled Dr. Stubbs, who figured at the recent prosecution of young Mr. Tyaz. Penn- sylvania sends Dr. Howe, of Parladelpbia who several years ago wis elvcted a bishop of Anew missionary diocr.e¢ in the We: clined the honor. George M. Cass, of Lewis Cass, and Prosident of the Ohicago | and Fort Wayne ratiroad, is lay delegate from | the diocese of Pittsburg, representing Weste Peunsylvauia, and Mr Taomas M. How: Pittsburg, isanother. Michigan, Wisconsin,and Minnesota send Dr. Paddock, of Detroit. wao ‘Was recently elected to the Episcopate of Ver- mont, bnt declined. Onio sends Hon. Valen tive B. Horton aud Columbus Delano, forme: members of Congress, and Virginia, B. Jobp. son Barbour. The delegates trom the States South include | several men of mark, such as Goy. Jobn W. Stevenson, of Kentucky, and George A. Tren. | holm, of South Carolina, Conf derate Secre- tary of the Treasury tora few months previons | to the overthrow of the rebellion. As most of our readers are aware, the Hous of Bishops sits with closed doors—and nothin is known of their procerdings sive what they wey occasionally communicate to the ythe jouse. Tur ALLEGED Revenue Fravps.—A session | of the Committee on Retreuchment was beld | in New York yesterday. Hon. Mr. Van Wyek examined several wiinesees, and among them Mr. Binckley. For along time Mr. Binckley Telused to be sworn, urgiug many reasons why he should not be: but fimally yielded. and was Sworn and examined at length. He Tefused to answer questions as to his sutority aud in- structions from the President. Without con- cluding bis examination, the committes adjourned till Saturday. he New York Herald says: “As already sta- tea the famous revenue case, in which Com- missioner Rollins and Deputy Comuissioner Harland were thedefendants, was dismissed on Wedne:day by Commissioner Guttman, of New York, on the ground that not asciatilla of evidence was brought forward against them Joun D. McHenry, on whose information the charges were made, was then arrested on two charges of perjury made by Mr Loeb and Mr S.N. Pike, and was committed to answer in detaulf of bail. DeatH rrom Lock-Jaw.— Mr. Downs, Jt.. a very worthy and highly ed citizen of Downsville, in Washington coun- ty, Md., and for some time past engaged in the Mercantile business im that village, died on Sunday last from jock-jaw, superinduced (as We are informed,) from a slignt bruise or scratch received upou one of his fingers but a short time previous to his death whilst engag. edin some trivial work about his premises Everything was done that medical ekill could suggest to relieve the unfortunate victim to this terrible disease, but to no effect, he died in the greatest pain as above stated. Js. ce.sed was about thirty-five years of age ind we beheve he was a mau of ‘amily.—Haycrs- town Free Presa, . WOROCRSTER AND SOMERSET RAILROAD. Civil Engineer Wentz, of the Delaware r: road, commenced the permaneat location of the Worcester and Somerset railroad on Thumday last. This looks like business. And we uader- Stand that as soon as the engineer completes the survey and plat of the road, the directors will torwith proceed to “break ground,” with the Bsual pomp and ceremony attenaing such occa- sions. Look out for the locomotive.—Newiown (Ad.) Gazette. Heavy Coal SHiPMENTS.—The shipments of coal over the Camberiand and ‘tvania railroad during last week amounted to 31,907.16 tons, the heaviest business that has ever bean done upon the road in any one week since its construction Under the excels manage- ment of the road by its energetic superintendent, Mr. U. Slack, even this large amount was easily transported, and still shipments would be made could additional cars and boats be ob- tained.—Cumberiand (Md,) Civilian. A Cuniovs Svicips.—Anna Coltons. a frail ‘woman, committed suicide recently in Inaian- apelis by taking morphine. The woman was what is known as a war widow, and was in- telligent and handsome, but was driven to prostitution by poverty. Helow ber room is Qn undertaker’s shop: into this shop she went the previous afternvon, picked out a coffin, and laughingly laid down in it to see it it would fit: she told the undertaker that she Tae Lumngr TRADE.—Millions of feet of lnmber pass Harrisbarg daily, by canal and Tallroad, for the eastern and southern marke s. = pre ly at the extensive Siw oT iiliamsport, Jersey Shore and. Lock Heaven, on the went braach ofthe Susquehanna. Harrisburg Telegraph. S7-The Chaseepot rifle is a failure. SZ Voters in aly Bave to pay a tax and be able to read and _ e7-Specalators are traversing th? coun ee et eee Fimey can lay sa Papers bave reached New York from Francisco in eleven days, ie grmorx FiseEs, 4 FRENCH STEAM SCODEER, AND AOEST TOR THE STATED ISLAWD(B.Y.) DYEING ESTABLIsH. MENT, Estabilahed 1819. NEW PARIGIAN PROUE By rbieh 3 om enabled te clean al | Myers Sallie: Mitohell’ Virgimia. 2; Mercer Wm ‘Mrs; Phillipson Margaret: Price Nancy. Jee | R—Rosenay Annie P Mrs; Royston Addie; ant. Rv pnsom Eiiza Mrs; Kifty Fannie; Richmoad ‘The Classes for women ere the | HF Miss, Rawlirgs Louisa I: Redcliffe Mrs; Any one that is found to give his 0% Randall Myra Mrs; Rappler Mary Mrs; Recd | ill ‘and the moneys Martha; Rotne M Mrs; Ranson Rebecea: Rye &* - ang Samuel F Mrs; KuigesT M Airs; Randeiph | ie | Sutton civy James. OPFICctas. = chex A; Roback Oharles, Raadail — Cons F; Reiley Plank: Kice Frederick J. Ros LIST OF LETTERS. well Geo W; Kister Dr H: Rust! 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Dudley Marion: Dederi thus securing @5,000 to his The everacs PA, & umber of doltare each have to par to 3 secure $8. be 52 per years ‘over ‘ony ‘per week. Save to pay any regelar 86.000 policy. an ERT P. fs D.C. General for the ‘the Be of the Aeouotation are : wm. 3. ‘ ont LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED Ipevers are. J—Jobnson A M; J; ; Jennings John W: Javens Jomes: Jewell James F: Jones James, Johm. Joo br We J A. RUFF, Tress. J.B BRYAN. Pree, WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS Bank, (Oberted by Congréms,) PAYS INTEREST ON DRPUAITS _Rovtt wot Stocks, Golt and Biter Boyett ane ‘Mighest market prices ould for Lama Warrants A toll supply of Revenue Stamps kept ponstantiy 0m baad. leet