GENERAL.
Treasury,—Seventy - five female clerks of this
Department will be dismissed Nov. 1, for want of
Army and Navy.—Gen. Hancock has taken
command of the Department of the Atlantic, with
his head-quarters at New York, instead of Phila
.lelphut.—Commodore C. H. Poor succeeds H. Hoff
(retired) a Rear Admiral.
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Vermont—Hon. Geo. F. Edmunds was re-elect
sd U. S. Senator by the Legislature, Oct. 20th.
New York.—The Court of Appeals decides that
the Legislature cannot impose a test oath on voters.
—Hon. James Brooks has been unanimously re
nominated for Congress by the Democrats in the
District.—Many Southerners are in New
York buying arms. Short barrels and breach-load
ers preferred. Packages of " Hardware" go South
by the Charleston and ,Savannah steamers, Ile
drtlers con less to having received more orders
than they can well fill. .
Pennsylvania.—The official Republican major
ity is 10,020.—1 n the XX Ist Congressional District
two election judges return Foster, (Dem.), while
the third gibes Covode the certificate.
Ohio.—The Repuolican majority (official) is
17,362.
Iffinois.—Gen. Grant is at GSlena, and will not
return to Washington until the election is over.
Oregon—The Legislature voted to repeal or with
draw the State's ratification of the X[Vth Amend
ment to the U. S. Constitution, passed a year ago.
Iffebraska.-015cial returns, from .twenty coun
ties indicate & Republican majority of 2,400 in the
State. the vote being double, that of 1866.
California.—Captain Mitchell of the U. S. Steam
er Saginerto, was robbed and Murdered on the streets
of San Francisco, Oct. 21.—A severe earthquake
on the morning of Oct. 21st, threw down several
houeethdeetroyed property.to the amount of $1,000,-
000, and killed' several persons. Several partial
shocks followed and business was generally 131314
pended. Other places in the State have suffered.—
A recurrence of the earthquake shocks on the 23d
of Octnber went Op people to the streets, but no one
was hUrt and no property damaged.L-The shock's
reoccurred on tha‘ 24th and on the morning of the
25th, lasting for some time, but not doing much
damage. The value of the property destroyed by
the earlier shocks is not less than $3,000,000.
Colorado.—Theßepublican majority in this
Territory ia 17. The total vote is 8,167.
West, Vira.—Return's from three fourths, of
the counties hot", that the Republicans carried the
State in the election held, last week, by a majority
of about 4,200. They claim all the Congressional
delegation,
Arkansas.—lt is reported that Hon. Jas. Hinds,
M. C., was assassinated, Oct. 24th, in. Monroe.
Texas.—Wm. C. Kirkham, Freedmen's Bureau
Agent, was murdered at Boston, Oct. 7th.
Utah.—The
.Mormon Elders have decided, in
annual conference, that no commerce be allowed
with Gentile's; unless in case of absolute necessity.
Kausas.—The general movement against the
hostile Indians, begun by our troops on the plains,
resulted in a fight at 'Buffalo station, in which the
cavalry routed the Indians, killing nine and woun
i ng thirty.
Missouri.—A. R. Scott, an Election Judge in
Clay comity was assassinated, Oct. 21.
Louisiana.—The outrage at Franklin, Oct. 11th,
was perpetrated by a band of armed " Seymour
Knights,' who rushed upon the balcony where
Sheriff Pope (late Col. of the 33d 111. Vol.), and
Judge Chase'were_sittini. They, shot the former
almost to pieces, and the latter escaped to the street,
but was followed and stabbed. Mrs. Pope has been
bereft'of her reason by the shock. Robert Gray,
Justice of Peace in Caddo Parish, and Bernard
Saulet, Sheriff of Iberville, have also beepassassi
neted; the latter while sleeping by his wife's side:
[N. B. A Democratic General—Rosseau of Ken
tucky—commands our troops in this State.]—The
Legislature has adjourned.—A collision between
Republican and Democratic clubs in the streets of
New Orleans,,Oct. 24th,led to a riot, in which three
whites and six negroes were killed, and several per
sons wounded.—The state of things is so threaten
ing in N. Orleans that the Governor has called upon
Gen. Rousseau to take control of affairs, and troops
haire been posted to keep the peace of the city.—ln
St. Bernard's parish, below the city, a' political pa
rade ended in a' collision, in WhiCh two negroes and
three white men were killed-43,000 vOtere have been
registered in New Orleans. The largest vote ever
polled was 29,000:
South Carolina.—The Governor, by proclama
tion, offers a reward for the arrest of the perpetra
tors of the recent asaseination.—Close upon the
assassination of Rev. Senator Randolph, which has
greatly excited the colored people, comes thenassas
sination of a negro at Newbury, who was suspected
ofhavinglited at two white 'Citizens.
Georgia.—Gov. Bullock, by proclamation, sus
penct the collection of the poll tax till the next ses
sion of the Legislature.
BY ATLANTIC TELIEGBAP.U.
October 20.--:-.London-L-It is said that the Czar will
be asked to act as referee in the disputes pending be
tween England and the United States.—The Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce [a den of Secession
sympathisers] in an address to 'Hon. Rever4y John
son, congratulates him on the harmony existing
between the two nations, and urges the adoption of
a Free Trade policy by the U. B.—The Times thinks
it is too late for the Democrats to withdraw their
candidates, but that they will have no reason to
complain of ,
President Grant.—Madrid.—The Cen
tral Junta in adiplotnatic circular explains the state
of affairs, and declaresfor religious liberty and pop
ular sovereignty. It declines to give any pledge as
to the form of government to be adopted, but says
that if it does not resemble that of the U. S. the
friends of freedom need!. not be discouraged. They
will not submit to foreign inter:erence, but hope to
place Spain in the front rank of the nations, and to
preserve friendly relations with other powers
tiovernore—civil and military—have been appoint
ed for all the provinces. The Democrats demand a
vote for every male above the age of twenty. The
clerical and moderate parties have formed a coali
tion and are choosing the same candidates.
October 21.—Pari8.—Serrano, in a letter to
Le Gautois, declares for a monarchy in Spain, but
leaves the matter to the decision of the people.—lt
is said that Ferdinand (of Portugal) consents to be
a candidate.
October 22.—London.—The Queen of Spain id
hourly expected at Brighton. Her daughter and
pon-in-law have already arrived.—Madrid.—The
Central Junta urge the substitution of penal banish.
ment for capital punishment, and khe establishment
of volunteer rifle associations. They have dissolv
ed their organization and urge the local Juntas to
do the game.
October 23.—Liverpool.—lion. Reverdy Johnson
was received at the Town Hall yesterday by the
Mayor, who presented an address to him on behalf
of the Corporation. Mr. Johnson reciprocated their
expressions of good will, but told them that Free
Trade would not suit a new country. in the eve
uing he was banqueted, and Stanley and Gladstone
were among the guests. He referred in a speech to
the presence of sympathizers 'with secession,
whom
(he had been told)lne ought not to meet. Be ac
cepted their presence as s new pledge of amity, and
sympathy. N B Sheffield and Liverpool the
•N tf A if
TTTE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1868.
two great dens of secession sympathizers, seem to
be especially anxious to make their peace with any
American Minister who will stoop to listen to them.]
Lord Stanley said that the pending difficulties are
in a fair way to settlement, if the U. S. w 11 ratify
the doings of Mr. Johnson.—Paris.—Prince Napo
leon urges upon Prim the claims of the Duke of
Aosta, second son of Victor Emmanuel.—Madrid.
—The local provisional Juntas have disbanded.
October 24.—Lonclon.---The daily papers are
quite cheerful in their comments on Reverdy John
son's speeches at Liverpool, and infer that ail out
standing difficulties will speedily be settled.—The
Australia authorities announce that the shooting of
the young Prince Alfred was the result of a plot,
and promise particulars.—The last news from Par
aguay is that Lopez had gone to Yilleta.—Paris.—
Le Avenir National says' that Ferdinand of Portugal
refuses the crown ofSpain but the ontpensierS
are willing to accept it. Hamburg. liff amburg.—The owner of
the emigrant ship Liebnits, has been acquitted after
trial for cruelty to the passenger's to New York.
October 25.—1 t is said that Lord Stanley and
Mr. Johnson haveltgreed that a mixed commission,
consisting of eight persons appointed byGreat Brit
ain and eight by the 'United States, shall sit in Lon
don, and, examine every claim presented,„ Whether
English or American. Each case can be. argued by
the claimant in person or, by counsel, and thb Om
tnitsgicin mike the , fintattward.4- geatiOns of in
ternational law are to be referred to the arbitration
of the Emperor of Russia. ~
Potoberl6: — London._-r.ErtglancvEritp, cet aud r tt:
sly hatfe ileeotgnized the rietSpannidllgo4riiniea.
A' movement in favor of a Federal Republic has
broken out in Alicante,ind disturbanoes are repoit
ed 'in Malaga and Geenada.—Lcindon.-4Mr. Glad
stone has cothpleted his canvass of South Lan
cashire.—The Swedish Polar Expedition reached
82° N. L. and' briVe returned.-L--Parii.Mr. Wash
burn has returned to Rio Janeiro in' The Witsp,pro
testing against the violation of the Embassy House
at Assumption, by the arrest of forty Paraguayans
who had,fled thither for refuge.
Ouba.—An insurrection is devastating the pro
vince of Tunas, and conscripting both whites and
blacks.
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dress, D. D. T. MOORE,
oct.l 4t A 41 Park Row, N. Y., or Roohester, N. Y.
WATERS'
.
FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.
t ,
With Iron 'Frame, Overstrung Baas and Agraffe
Melodeons, Parlor, Church, *and - Cabinet Organs.
The best Manufactured. .Warranted for 6 Yellin.
100 Pianos, Melodeons and Organs of six first clasi makers, at
low prices for . Cash, or one-quarter cash and the balance in Month
ly or Quarterly Installments. Second-hand instruments at great
Bargains. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. (Mr. Waters is the Au
thor of Six Sunday School Music Books; " - Heavenly Echoes," and
"'New S. S. Bell," just issued.) Warerooms,
apr2. ly 481 Broadway, New York. IICIRAO;14 WATERS iE CO.
The Industrial Home for Girls
Is now permanently in a house belonging to -.the' ITititu,tion, at
the • , • • - : •
N. W. Collier of Tenth and Catharine Sta.
The attention of. Clergymen, Union Benevolent and Tract Visi
tors, and others visiting among the poor,.la respectfully invited to
Its object, viz.: to receive destitute or friendless girls between 12
and 18 years of age, and give them pigtoction, instruction, and a
Girls of known vicious habits will, not be received, but any
others will be welcomed.
By order of the Board of Managers,
SAMUEL -C. PERKINS,
Vice President.
June 25-ttmos • '
NEW VOLUMES.
DAUGHTERS OF THE CROSS. 85c.; post. 12c . Pictures of
five heroines of .he Christian church, drawn . from the archives of
history; namely, Monica, Kitzabeth of Hungary, Rosa Govona,
Margaret Godolphin, and Maria Mattisdotter. A fine book for
young ladies.
. • •
ANCHORED. By the author of the Climbers. $1; post. 160.
Conversations tin the Stivaissippt,illuitrating the Bible allusion to
seas, lakes, rivers, etc. An excellent book .for the young.
Family CUriatian. Almanac for 1869.
10c. single; $1 a dozen; $7 a hundred; SOO a thousand. Postage,
two cents emit to all the states,
AMERICAN TRACT ' SOCIETY
1210 0/IESTNITZ STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
GOLD BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
A limited quantity of the tbirtrj.ear Six Per cent.
First Mortgage Bo n d s of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company are offered to investors, for the present, at
108 per cent., and deemed Interest, in Car-
These Bonds are secured by a Trust Deed upon the
most important link of the great Inter-Oceanic Rail?
road, two thirds of which ie already built, at a mat
of nearly
ONE HENDREN NILEIONO,
And whiah bnjoy§ already a self-sustaiiiihi
The *hide line of
,eontinnous rail between:
New York and,. San Frandiakr,
.
will be completed by July next, when an immense!
through business will undoubtedly follow. More Mao
1,200 miles of the distance between the Missouri Riveir
and the Pacific Ocean are already traversed by the lodo
motive ; and it is probable that 300 miles additional
will be completed during the current year. The fu
ture of this Line, therefore, is unusually promising.
The
Central Pa& Rai'rota Ceniparo
receive from the. United States Government about tee
millions of scree of the
PUBLIC LANDS,
situated along the line of their Road ; also
Loan of U. S. Six Per Pent. Bondi, averaging
000 per mile, as fast as the sections of twenty Milos
are completed. They have received, in addition, hi;
portant Grants from the State and cities of California,
worth more . than $34100,000, BIM. The pro--
ceeds of these Lands, Bonds, Capital Stock, Subscrip
dons, Subventions, and Net Earnings are invested , *
the, enterprise, to which is added the amount realized
from First Mortgage Bonds. These latter have the
first lien 'upon' the whole property-, and are issued tat
the . sameamount only'ois 'the GoVernufeiit advanies,
to the' extent of about one-third . the cost Valne of ill
Road, equipment, etc. •
The Cash 'Resources
t are abundant for the comitle:
tion of the work, and the ne t earn i n gi i , f rom t h e way
traffic *sin 325 Miles now open for baldness, as*
more than double the current interest liabilities.,
filar Resides amileage up:Sinn through business, this
road, having the best lands for settlement, the most prO r
ductive mines, the nearest markets, and being exempt
from coinpetition, will alivays commend' large reve
nues, which are Wholly .in Coin.
Two-thirds of the entire Loan is already marketed;
and, judging by past experience, the Loan will soon
be closed. Investors 'who desire an unusually safe,
reliable, _and profitable security would do well to pur
chase before the Bonds are all taken. . •
The CorapanY reserve' the right' to advance the
price at, any time; but all orders actually in transitu at
the time of any such, advance will be filled at present
price. At this time they pay , more than 8 per cent.
upon the investment; and . have, froniNationaZ and Mate
• • •
laws, guarantees super i or to any other corporate aecurstumi
now offered. •
The First Mortgage Bon4 are.of $l,OOO each, with
semi-annual gold coupons attached, payable in July
and January. Both INTERESTAND PRINCIPAL
ARE MADE EXPRESSLY' PAYABLE IN UNI
TED STATES, GOLD COIN. The back interest
from July Ist is charged only at the currency rates..
We receive all Classes of Goverment Bonds, at their
full market rates, in exchange for the Central Pacific;
Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to realize
froth 5 to 10 per cent, profit and keep the principal
of their investments equally secure. •
Orders anti inquiries will receive prompt attention:.
Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc., giving a fall
account of the Organization, PrOgreas, Businesi and
Prospects of the Enterprise furnished on npplication.
Bonds sent by, return Express at our cost.
Sabseriptiona received by Banks and Bank:,
era. Agents faf ham, and by
DEH'AVEN & BRO., Bankers, 40S. 3rd St., Phil&
bar All descriptions of Government Securities
Bought, Sold, or Eichanged, at our office and by
Mail and Telegraph at MARKET RATES.
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and others re
calved and favorable arrangements made for desirable
accounts
FISK & BATCH,
Bankers and Dealermin Government Securities,
Financial _Agents of the Central' Pacific Railroad Co.,
No. 5 Neaten St., New York
PHILIP PHILLIPS 8/ CO.
87 TIMM SQUARE, BROADWAY, - NEW TORII
waoMmtmr. AND BET&fI DkAmale
MUMS UNRIVALLED ANERLOAN ORGANS,
Also BDPIEIOI. beam; Micessois; amtPablishers 02 Bums
. soaoca. Num..
N. B.—We mill rent our. Organs by the month, letting the re et
pay for them.
augla SEND FOE PRICE 'LUZ A
Burnett's Cocoaine,
A. PERFECT Nikta-DREMING I
.Pbr Preserving .and 11,, ritfying the Ltair;and rendering it /kr k
and GIOUY.
No other compound pommies the peculiar properties which io
away suit the various conditions or the human hair. It is I IQ
Best and. Cheapest HAIR-DRESBING in the world.
angl39w For Sale by all Dawegvats. A
BOYNTON'S CELEBRATED
FURNACES,
FOR WARMING B VELLINIIVCRuitcniEs STORES, s ec
Sixty diies and Patterns, Brick and Portable, for Anthracile,
Bitanninosug COSI and Wood.Allso Piro--Placo
Heaters anti Parlor Heaters, ilannes,
and Stares. Bend for Oirtidani.
intsolo4m ' RIOMARDBOIt, BoYNTON # CO., N.
Of TDB
tNienLiey.