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GENERAL.
Army.—Gen. Hancock (like his party) is sick
from the re-opening of wounds received in the late
war.—Gen. McClellan will take no active part in
the campaign. The friends of Grant feel reassured.
Political.—A letter of Gen. Schofield, Mr. John
son's Secretary of War, dated May 28. endorsing
Gen. Grant's nomination, has just been published.
Foreign.-0111e61 despatches from South Amer
ica describe the earthquake as even more disastrous
to life and property than the first accounts.
ANDTEISIIITORIE S.
• Massachusetts.—R., S. Dana, Jr., is to run as
an Independent Republican candidate against Gen.
Butler in that district. Mr. Dana was nominated,
Oct. 5, lay a convention which adopted the Chicago
platform and denounced Butler's finance views.
Connectient.--The town elections were held Oct.
5. Both parties claim large gains.
New York.—Geo. Francis Train is to run for
Congress in the Fifth District.—Gen. Geo. B. Mc-
Clellan arrived from Europe, Sept. 29th.—Mr. Su lli•
van, editor of the Fenian paper—The Irish. Republic
—urges the Irish to vote for Griswold , and: not for
Hoffman. He is. prosecuting Pomeroy for libel in
Baying that he changed , fora bribe,; damages laid at
$25,000.
Pennsylvania.—The work of naturalizing new
citizens has been carried on in this city for the past
two weeks in the most, illegal style. The Clerks of
the Supreme Court; in one instance, naturalized
seven hnndrea Chid fifty in five hours, e., three
hundred minutes, the residence of many being left
unrecorded, so. that it is impossible to trace the per
sons. The papers and reporters were refused ac
cess to the records, and to the sessions of the regis
trars. One man' was arrested for, some offence and
a quantity, of b/ank naturalization papers were found
on his person e with i the name of Col. J. Rose Snow
den, t t he grothoholary, signed,to each, and the seal
of the Court attached. Col.' Snowden asserts that
his signature 'is ; a forgery, but how the seal came
there he couldibt say. Quite a number of persons;
who had been registered as residing in certain local
have' been found to have no such place of res
idence, and some of them have been hunted up and
arrested for perjury. Squads of Baltimorean 'vol.
onizers" and "rioters" have also been detected, fif
teen beingtik'en hp as they left the train at the De
pot.—Judge Strong, of Philadelphia, has resigned
his- position. on'the bench of the Supreme Court of
the'State! Judge`` Williams,of Pittsburgh, has teen
appointed by Gov. Geary to occupy his position un
til a successor shall have been elected (in 1869 we
suppose.) Both Judges are elders in the New
School Presbyterian Church.
lithmeiOta.—Hubbard has given up the canvass
of,the Second District and Donnelly is now the
only ltepnbfloan candidaie.
Nebraska elected. her State officers and a repre
sentative in Congress,- Oct. 6.
Oregon—The Democrats have a majority of four
in the enate and Beim in the House. They have
introduced a bill repealing the resolution to adopt
the XlVth AmAnddietit ; ' They have by resolution
condemned the course of U. S. Senators Williams
and Corbett, and called upon them to resign.
District of Columbia.—No warrant will be issu
ed for Surratt's.arrest,-until the Grand Jury acts on
the new indietuteni: Suiratt'll counsel say that'
they will not voluntarily respond to any further
proceedings in his case, as they consider it disposed
of.
Virginia By a _recent accident ork.the Central
R. R. quits a number of so/diere.were killed or in
rive& Go, Stpineman_ortlere anjnves,tization....
aiabttma.-1 tie L.egietative uotnnuttee nau ad
interview with the President, Sept. 29; , and were
promised U. S. •troops to, keep the peace Of the State.,
It was agreed that Gen: Meade has force enough for
present needs.—A registration' bill has passed the
Legislature.
Louisiana.—The Senate takes ground that the
State Board of Registration have no right to refuse,
to register the naturalized citizens of New Orleans. ,
—The new Board of Commissioners of Police (three
whites and two negroes) was inaugurated, Oct. I.
Georgia.—The Legislature votes three ;nillions
of grants in aid of the State R. Roads.—The bill
making negroes ineligible to office failed to pass the
House, as did the bill forbidding "the common
carriers " to refuse to. &wry 'negroes.
Arrapahoes ,and. Cheyennes have
fled to the South bf the. Arkansas before" General
Sully.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
September 28.—London, 10' P. 1/.=-An insur
rection in Madrid is rumored; also, that the Queen
has fled into France( Prim and his fleet are ex
pected off Barceiona; and the town, it is said, will
at once surrender to him.—Paris.,-The ltioniteur
admits that CartliagtFa, has,jjdined the rebels, 'that
-thei royal army surrburided, and plobably erdad,y
in their hands, that the rising ,is general, through
out Spain, and that Concha himself is expected to
go- over. Santander has been re-taken from the
royalists, and Cadiz declared a free port. All 'the
Paris journals despair of the Queen's cause.—Later.
—The Moniteur announcesthe resignation ofthe Con
chae (Jose and„Manuel) the heads of the Queen's
army and administration, who inform her that in
her absence from the capital; resistance to the in
surgents is hopeless. The Queen has accepted.their
resignation and summoned a Council of State at St.
Sebastian.—Vienna.—ll. S. Minister Watt was re
ceived by the Emperor to-day.—A Romish Bishop
has been indicted for issuing a pastoral denunciato
ry of the new laws.
September 30.—London.—The Conches have
declared for the revolutionists, as have the people
and garrison of Madrid. The statue of the Queen
has been dragged through the streets., In Cindad
Real, Pavia's royalist army has been routed and
dispersed, and Gen. Serrano is marching to the cap-,
ital unopposed. Perfect order prevails and a pro. •
visional Junta has been formed.-- , -Madrid, midnight.
—Gen. - Pavia has arrived here, badly ; wounded. The
citizens are fraternizing with the insurgent soldiery,
and remov in g the Royal arms from the public build
ings. Many howies t Are.ilhuninated.—Faris,- 7 The
Queen •has crossed the frontier and is at Bayonne.
October I.—London.—The provisional "Junta" at
Madrid denounce the plan of a Spanish Republic,
but announce'no pro,gramine. • Napoleon's hostility
to the Orleanist family, caste doiabt on• the prospects
of the Montpensiers, while the people' will hitve no ,
Carlist Bourbon. , The Duke of Aosta, son-in-law
of Victor Emmanuel,, representing the old dynasty
of Savoy, ia freely spoken of. Prim and,Serrano
are at Madrid. The latter defeated Gen. Pavia in
a short battle. Restrictions .on travellers to and
irom Spain are removed.—Paris.—La Prance ,pre
dicta a bloody civil war in Spain. Le Moniteur an
nounces that Isabella is at 'Pau, in France, where
the .castle, has been placed at her disposal.—ln
South America, Sarmiento, the new President of
the Argentine Confederation, proposee peace with
Paraguay.—Madrid.---The "Junta" call out the na
tional militia. , The citizens are in arms. Bane
lonashas declared f9r the insurgents. The foreign
residents are ciOngraulating the Junta" on their
success. Novalicliez has died of his wounds:—.Rome:
—An " apostolic letter" froui , Pius IX. urges all
" non•Catholie "'bodies of professing Christians to
avail themselves of the occasion of the coming Ecu
menical ,Cuuucii to, feu i nite, thenmelm„ to, " "the.
Church." ' ' ' l4
October '.2.--..Lonent,---A. colliery explosion in
Wales has destroyed several lives,—The news from
South America shows the Allies advancing on Lo
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1868.
pez with a force of 3,000 men, while he is marching
on Ceroleon, having left his entrenchments on the
Tebiguary.—The brakesman charged with causing
the accident at Abergele, has been acquitted after
an exciting trial.—Paris.—Queen Isabella is said
t supplied herself with money (23,-
(100 have
amplyo,ooOrealsln gold) and the crown t ieyv_ele, before
her flight.—Le Moniteur says that: Serial?* cabnot
leave the army to go to Madrid, as it is disorganized.
—Evening.—lt is said that the militia atMadrid
will not admit Setrano's regular troops. it is re
ported that a Republi6is proclaimed at Madrid, and
a Federal Republic in Catalonia.—Madrid.--The
elections for members of a. "Definitive Junta" are
progressing in an orderly way. Gen. Culonge is
under arrest till tried. The insurgent leaders are
harmonious.
October 3.--7 - Lopc4l.--The Great Powers .will
not interrupfdiplomatie relations with Spain. Geb.
Prim and Ganlois are opposed to a Spanish 'Repuu
lic. Dfadrid is perfectly orderly. In Barcelona the
people sicked the town hall and burnt the Queen
in effigy and chased Count Che.sti.—A Military and
commercial treaty between,France and Holland, in
which Belgium is to:join,ltt again rumored.---Dis
raeli's 'address to his tonlitituency in Buckingham
shire, indicates no change of policy as regards the
Irish Church ; takes'up. the old "Cry, ," no popecy
no foreign interference 1" --Par4.—The,CouvAlVa
lewekkmaikburied to-dityiwith considerable
October 4.—Emidon. '—The discovery , of. a con
spiracy tO clethron'e the Sultan, isi said to' have led
to many arrests in Constantinople.—lt is also ru
mored „thatAie Spanish revolution will make the
Roman, policy,of Frauce:more coneiliatoirtowards
Italy. Menabrea; the Italian premier, is expected
at Paris.--Ma r cirid.--Serianb • and '• his Generals
made theiritriumphal entry into Madrid to-day; and
were received with - great enthusiasm. The Nation-
a 1 paraded and the people displayed'hanners
demanding popular sovereignty, free education and
religious liberty. &AIM ,announced,that he and
Prim , agreed in calliii&Aspartero• to the head of af 7
fairs. S. is President and P. is War Secretary in
'the new cabinej,— •
-PariB.—Queen Isabella formally
protests against the Revolution and declares that
she_yields Ater rig Yo hts to violence.: , ,
° October s:—Lonn..--Tlie slibMerine cable from
Malta to Alexandria ismomplete.—Madrid.—Aguir r .
ra'aucceeds Madoz':, as President of the Itgovisional
``Junta."
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• hirtyltDoll£4ll7 per TOIL. • •
Packed
in bble.'of•2solbel f ea l eb. ' • • •
A • • 11
1511-118.
1.--40A1tBM andtIFINE• MIXED. eidtablel
, • And 3•II,OURBD BONE..
azirWs :Mumma ova Bons To ArfalßE P,oas. Packed in bbls.
of 250 lbe. each. For Winter gralti, Ttoubleilterined Pottdrette and
Fine Bone, mixed infequal propoitions drilled fn with the'seed,
have produced most remarsable effects. Sold as low as any article
of the same iturity and thienees inithe Market; ' • t •
NITRO-PROSPILITE OF
We offer this Phosphate confidentlyiltspejog as, good, if not su
„perior to any ever made or eold in this market, dontaining a iargei
"amount eeluble Phosphate SititAnienia that usual in•Superphos- ,
phates. For PERMANENT, as well as fo i rpumetrate ,powerful effect
upon land, yr Has no geom. 5 5' • t
, in,New York, 055:00 per Ton. 0f2,000 lbs.- or Price .
List Ctrculars ic,apply to ,
PAUL tOttly it •
-) t: ; 130 -South , Wharves
J a s . em• - - - PHILADSI:PHIA: ' A
. .
NUE.II rOA
Waltham Watches.
'f'• 4 •o4 "
•, • '
35 ' 0 - obo ve'aicing
fOr themeelvee the, poeitets'of the peoPI proof ands plan
anty of their trapiiriOritiAtid frithiehing - thobest 7¢aBbn for theii
rioricacirity, and ljaittirytrig The iirOferilide' uniformly efiown
itiOiritiJthe public. ; - !f -
.: . .
. ,
AN- EXPERIENCE of tiearly"fttfeen yeare has 'furnished the
ABERICAN:WATCH COMPANY the opportunity of nuzaotroutx
TS31:1210 all really yalnable inventions in , Watch-making ; ,o i nd it
being the sole aim of the pompaiiix to pt•cluce . Wa.chee which, as
.time-keepers, wonidlipar . ,:eoutparition ; witil theverylbect made any- .
there,they j nowconfl that the W 41.1. 'WATCHES
haveuvery improvement wldatk time arid experience have proves
Yftluable: • ,
. .
THE' AMERICAN WATCH:COMPANY dosizei speOially core-
mark that, haying had the refusal of ill the contriyances,designad
toluevent damage[to the trBin,by the breakage of ?mainsprings,
.FOGG'S PATENT CENTER PINION.
was liloPted Val : , and faaltleas.
i f , V • o
u f, ; :"'
WtFl4r 7ith pitent DUST
PROOF OAPS, protecting the movenient duet, and given) ,
I asserting the necessiiV. of frdquegi'clenning' etc.; an imPinvement
of very great velue to watch
wearers-whose eratebee ' , are exposed
ti46u h usagean d' constan t wear
T9 DIFFERENT S GRADES of WALTHAM ,WATCHES have
freiitientlibeenMihmitted to "the nevereet:tists determine' "their
tiineLknefengliiinlitiee:ned hive Invariably been found thoroughly ;
reliable 'Miff 'eneuitite, l 'etrongent'indoieeniente from
and the moat exacting;
eiiaigarf a USA(E OF FIFTEEN YEARS HAS,
• •.z • • • •.%, • ' .
tHERE ARE MI.- 1 1 1 2% HINDS, GRADES; SIZES'AbrDAYESCRIE
..
TIONS OF WATCHES niade by the Waltham Company, edapted,to
the'fastee thldnienne of all elassee; but the Company's written gnitr_
abty-aaiiompaniee every •ihatibeins. Ll 4 Coinpany's name; ,
midlitamid. be requirbd of `every'eelhig' , f .
NO 'tratelieti retattelby tbeCobtliEttiy: '1
it:
ROI/44n Agenta,
14.17 4ty F 7l .46.182fBriedway, New York. A ,
Airl : E l3
ricture , bubineets: Very prO q ab2 . e. " l ti ri Fit:j.OPY o ELPV epeclln
PietmTsandCalliaigglinG43 • 16=3UNLP:61477
A • 'E. tr' - , 50P4"W
. ,
• WARTIF.II6IO.3OII AGENTS, to.•.self , the . " Life of itiSsl
ima r9R , 11 . by JOHN S. C. Azaorr. First clues canvass9m
wiibink a aelv and vary attractive wor k, with no compobjtloni
should secure territory at once.
/2 B. ItUddELL, Pub/Wier, Bolton, Mass.
THE GREAT
PACIFIC ILULROAD,
—receiving the aid and supervision of the Government,
and carried forward by, the extraordinary resources
and energy of the powerful Corportition to whom it
was entrusted—is rapidly approaching completion, and
it is safe to say that. New Nark and San Francisco
will be connected by raillby the • '
FOURTH. OF, JULY
More than two-thirds of the Through Line i and
Branches between the Missouri River, and the Pacific
Ocean are 'constructed, at a cost of nearly
ONE HUMORED MILLIONS,
And the remainder is being pushed' forward fwith-3;in
paralleled , vigor., . The • • ..`t`
CENTRAL PACIFIC, RAILROAD CO.;
to whoni'belonos=the Western and Principal POirtintt t f
the Main-:Stem Line,' receive from the United Sitars
." •
Goi , eriunent, ' •
1. The'righl'Of way through the Tirritoriis;' lira' A e
use of fin?er:andrnater!als aleng the route.
IL '.2ln l'rant of' 'twenty sections per male
(12:80 acres) of the public lands on the lane, the . :6170- -
mum value, iohich' is nati , fixed s2.so'pei 'twee:
HI',A Special issue of 7T. AS".'`*ix per cent. Bontis; at
the itoirage rate of $35,000 ier irate,, delivered as the4gOrk
progresses; • which the Company are allowed fa : repay witi• -
,in i
thr ty, years; m4illy bylrcinspor ta flop ..sere. ,
~1 • ices „
•
Authprity . ;to;issue their own First iyr i ortoope;
;f?i t hl. s eMi amquatt having ther'eferred,liel l 77oPerif i r to
that,of, the Government
y! "V. Xi , eFeiVes, in Addition, clenatio.ns and,subsidies;from
.thsiSta# and pals :of Califpliia,.coppunting, manre tha t
.$ 3 )000,00q0. _ ; t
Or an aggregate efiOatib R i estoUrces for, constrictien
of inorenthantsbayffmillions upon 725runilese inde
pendeht of the I:en...Millions of aores.i of public lands,
;Ind further'subscriptihnsto4he •Capital :Stook: The
early completion .0s tte eittirprise-id therefore beyond
all.doubL i• • j ; - - , \
This tompany litiviiiire l ady carried their ina'sic
cessfully across theSierra' evada - rounta' s
are
rapidly extending,the track acroas'th eßalt. Lake Plains,
and have already a valuable Way-traffic therepn. Be
sides a mileagepon.,ll . _ through business, thii 'road,
i:av fug the beet: lands fogettieinent, 'the most:produc
tive mines the itearest, markets, and being exempt
from competition, will always ! command large reve
pitte,, The net euru l um ,upon - 0e complet T ed n portion
are, more than do hle the , total , annual interest:liabili
ties to assumed thex:eupon., •
The undersigned offer for, sale, ..and. recommend to
investorethe •
FIRST MORTGAGE 30—YEAR 'GOLD: BONDS
.
of the
Central Padific Sailroad- Cojtapatt,y
bearing six per cent. per annum interest, both princi
pal and— interest I •pay able tin •' United . States )gold
These Sonds•areithe first lietnpoil one of the
mosteproductive and, valuAle railioad lines vinmthe
'world—a line 'whi'ch will be finished twedNe
months, and whieh is alreadY earning, after . pitying
cipeiating4xpenAE)sprilore than twiee the annnaltidiarge
alas Bonded‘ debt.' They are' already widely' known
and 'esteenked'in thid country and Europe:'anci leis be
lieved the remainder of the .Lhan will speedily be
.taken.• - • '
'A. limitdd ain't - mitt wilrbe`disposed of at'
103 per sent.,,sndAheerue* interest, in,Cur-
-; 2rem.6V•
t The. RoodspV i e.nfi $11,090; wh,. vv . ith .potoi r annua 1
gold coupons attached, payable in' July and January.
• bier The COmpahr neaervi Atka right to advance the
price -at any time; but all,brderst abtnalljtin tranritu at
the time of any such - advance will be filled at presen t
pike: At this time therpay more than 8 per • cent -
upon the investment, and haire, from National a'nel State
lote's,::quaranteee superiokto - isny other corpprat(+ beeiiiilies
offered. • • -
We' receive all classes of Geirernthent Bonds, at their
• •
full' market rates; in excite:nee-far the Central Pacific
Itillroad Bonds, thus 'enkbline the hdtlers In ' iiiilize
froni 5 to I.9,Rer ogni:jpliifit'andieep the principal
'of, their inireiltaients equaily secuie: ' •'"
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention.
Information, Deqcriptive Pamphlets, etc., giving a full
account of the Organizat3on, •Progre.ss, 13usute'ss. and
1
fll, :•1; • `
I ros i pects of the Enterpzise furnished on a p plication.
Bonds pentlurreturu Expresatlig.r cost.
Subscriptions reetvad IDydianks and Bank
,ere, dgenln For, loan, and, by BOWEN ,84 F OX, Special Agents,. 13 MerchtUits'
Ex
;change,
HAVEN & BRO.
1 4 (111..PAITritt & CO
. , .
C: T. YERKAS & CO.
Y-uRTz ;fir , HPNY4tp,
Ir. All descriptions of Government Securities
Bought, Sold, , or.Eicohanged,^,at our office' and by
Mail snd Telegraph atMARKET RATES:
Aceounts , Of Banks, Bankers, and: others re
veived and favorable arringements made for desirable
accounts. • -
FISK, & 1 1 / 1 1 1 411,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
1 , 4 •
Financial• Agents of antral Faci:Ac Railroad Co.,
• N. 1): 4, Mumma St, New york. A
'titular rilliatirs y& co
.
37 ;UNION 84174% B ROAPWAYei NEW YON 4,
NAOLEBALS AND S REUSE. DltAliatfl IN
r UNRIVALLED AMERICAN ORGANS,
Aldo Sopamoo MmoDioot ; ot STNIDAT
* t 13 4N00L Mum°.
N. B We wlll rent our Organs by the month, letting thll rent
angl3 8m , BEND FOR PRIOR LIST. r 5.5 A
• 4 !..,2
Urne I ocoainp
4A PERFECT :liktß- REENTtIIG Ej
• Ibr isrea.tri)itig :and' Beauttryisv — Fair end ilndfikow4Lbork
' tg"
the
X 'y
No other, compOund pOsepes the peeullar Propeitioe . so
eitiiity-ehie the Vatiotut oondltiOxisbf i thChitthiN2lia' fr, MIA the
BesApd cli?apeet,HAIR,DRM itbajworldi
"augla.9yr. IR •
oasts. A
.• ' `t`l ,, ,•, fill At' Y t-.
no7NIROArail CEpLiqft/ITT.D,
:I 1! isivirrn-varjursinati • •
• i! !,11.19114,95!-V7,1,d
FOR WARMING DWELLT.NOSaIutp3an E4sTOTM. Etc
713 1 1 1 " trn H a e
itrDtZr4 tlear.ati?!Fti%-ittn'te,
And, l'ltArler4)HeitiAi allater,
and Starer. Send for Cirri:llam
plig2o.3m RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO, N. Y. A