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THfl bAILY EVEN1KG TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1G,: 1868.
gOSSIP FROM PARIS,
Jtrm OUT Own Qorrtwondencs.
Pibii, Bf pi 4, 1869.
The last story afloat regarding the visit ef the
Corjl and Countess Glrgenti to France la that
the Count is here to establish an offensive and
ttefenslve alliance between Pranoe andBpaln,
"which was to have been concluded a few weeks
mo, France engaging to support the present
fipanlsh dynasty if threatened, and Spain
' placing forty thousand soldiers and part of her
navy at the disposal of France, if a war break
out. Then, again, some pcoplo say that his
Itoyai Highness is entrusted with a confldential
mission from hit brother, Francis II, to the
Xmptror. However these things may be, noth
ing at all certain Is known as yet, except that
the illustrious visitors hove received the
heartiest welcome from the Emperor,
lie entertained them yesterday to a
magnificent banquet at the Cha
teau of FonUlueblcau. he fetes came off
with great ec'a. Altera splendid drive In the
forest, dlnaer was served in the magnificent
aallery of Henry 11. Afterwards there was a
theatrical representation by tho artistes of the
Ihcairt Francois, which was followed by a
supper. At 3 A. II. the guests, one hundred in
number, left by special train for Paris. Though
all wa9 exquisitely done, no extraordinary
eiiow was made, for the Emperor had used a
very simple form of Invitation to his royal
guests: "I s all be glad to see you, and expect
you will come sans ceremonies Men wre
allowed to dispense with uniforms, and so all
wore black coats.
M. Kochefort has now declared war to the
empire, war to the knife. His fourteenth Lan
terns, issued irom Brussels and circulated widely
in Prussia, Belgium, and throughout the whole
of Germauy, is being secretly sold in Paris by
thousands in eplteof all attempts at suppression.
This number contains the author's full and per
fect expresbion of that passionate hate of th?
empire, which he has always shown even in hi8
earliest writings.. But in them it was necessa
rily a fire that had to be half-smothered, lest It
should burn Rochcfbrt's own house down. Now
that he is in tree air, and can let it blase, It is
pleasant to note his almost boyish enjoyment
of his liberty and his bonflre. Ho will not suf
fer himself to be imprisoned if he can help It.
That would be to give up the game when all the
trumps are in bis bunds. He says: "To sup
pose that aoy good can be done with the men of
December 2, by stretching out your wriste for
their handcuffs), and raying, 'Here I aai, do
with me what you will,' would be stupid, in
deed. I shall redouble my blows In order
to precipitate the denouement. You sen
tenced me to sixteea months' iroprlfonment.
Bore is my answer. I condemn you to two
years of the Lanterne. The only way to. extin
guista the Lanterne would be to expel your
Slerlous Emperor from the Tuilleries. I am
qaite willing to leave off writing, but Napoleon
must first cease to reign. Now, I announce this
that every Saturday the Lanterne, Illegally
strangled in France, will appear in some foreign
country. It will filter through the French
frontiers and be circulated in Paris to an extent
that will a-tonish jon. My domicile will be
Jiere and there and everywhere. I resign myself
to play the part ot the wandering journalist and
a liteiary poacher. One day I shall date the
Xan'ane irom Geneva, another from Baden,
Heidelberg, Ostend, or Cologne, and when you
come to demand my expulsion you must apply
to some fifteen Governments, of whom fourteen
at least will laugh in your face. So much for
the Lirferne, the bitterest enemy the Emperor
has ever bad to face." Many people who only
began in admiring the clever writer, now be
lieve in him, and are his firm dieclple:. The
Emperor has a clever duellist for partisan,
Ca9agnac. Why cannot he invent a writer to
jival and put down Itochefoit?
A statue was erected to Greuze last week, by
subscription, atTournus, the birthplace of that
most insinuating of pointers. M. Rongelet who
sculptured the work, was bora in the same house
as Greuze exactly one hundred years later. At
the inauguration M. Arsene Houssaye, the art
historian, delivered an elegant speech.
As there is nothing particularly striking just
now, let me give you a little gossip regarding a
family everyone knows, if not personally at
least by hearsay. Baron Nathaniel de Rsths
$hild has left his habitation in the Rue Taitbou
andha9 built tor himstlf a wonderful hotel In
the Faubourg St. Ilonore. M. Rothschild has
not been more than six months in his new
hotel, which is wonderfully and deliciotulv
adapted with every luxury, and already his
courtyard looks at If it bud been the scene of
an earthquake, that is to say the pavement and
stones and asphalto composing it are now
heaped together in pre-Adamic chaos. Every
cne is asking if he ha? inherited the mania of
the old Bsron Solomon, his uncle. Perhaps
jou may cot know what the particular mania of
the lamented ancestor was. Baron 8olomon,
from Vienna, brother of Baron James, came to
reside in Paris at the ripe age ot seventy-two,
and chartered a fine hotel in the Rue Lafltte.
The Baron, notwithstanding his great aje, wat
good hand at the fork, and breakfasts 1 at 9
A. M. and took his dinner at 6 in the evening.
As gourmands love to tell, he remained each
time an hour at table.and ia that space invari
ably absorbed his six courses. At half
past seven, his last mouth 'ul scat cely shallower!,
he introduced himself into what the French call
his pocket-book, or in plain English, his han
xiock or four poster. Auy other than he with a
letjinje like this, would have gone off in apo
p'exy or psralysis. Not so the Baron, who t il
einuty-turee oever had Indigestion. I must also
tll jou that be had foroflicorof supply Adolpue
Dueleie, an artist than whom no emperor or
queen ever possessed belier, as he had more
than lalent be had peniu3. (Joiner to bed at
Jiall-pist seven, thy Huron roe attnreelu the
mr ruing, and at first coiilt find nothing to
occupy his time at such an ho'ir. That may be
understood. Con pel led to seek, he dm-hi-d by
finding soroetuimr which brouuht him to his
"breakisst hour, Ih's was to continue constantly
tranbvlnniinsr tte trees, the croups and the
-runu aenerally of hs garden. At three iu
t e morning the tfanJeuers arrived, and
worked till 9, ,en the Buron left them to pto
-to brpskfas. givw them a rendezvous for iiext
.day. Toe rich bailor w, Uapp for a time, but
only lor a time. Tu-r tt, Mlf the da? to bo
.imposed of. It was then Uappy inspiration
biuret on him of having his oourt-vard Daved
t.Uten op and repaved, from the r0mmncemeut
of the year to the end. bornotime,,. tDeT raiBe(i
it a foot, sometimes they lowered it"a i0ot an I a
half. Briefly, it was never right, and ihig wag
all which the excellent Baron wanted, in this
way all hi time was agreeably taken up. Tired
with circulating millions he moves about pave
stones, end, won Dteu who knows if, in certain
positions ot fortune, one does not arrive at an
qual indifference in pushing about what chsm
ia's call those inert substances, metal or stoue,
fold or sand, a million ol dollars or a million
ft pave-stoneif Who knows?
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
VOB ADDITIOKaX LOCAL ITEMS BBS XMta PAQSaJ
Smith, IUrdolph & Co. furnish us with the
following list ot Americans registered at the
banking house of Messrs. James W. Tucker A
Co., Paris, for the week ending September SO,
1868:
New York Mr. George Kemp and family, Mr,
Henry K. Kno, Mr. U. 8, Ooddlngton, Mr. Orasa
Whitney, ir. Jj. H. Untnelle. Mini Loal.a 8. Wainelle,
Mrs. O. A. Wlilete, Mrs. K. K. Foot, Mrs. J. Bisbon,
Mis. J. M. While. Mr. and Mrs. It. O. IMvy, Mr. and
Mrs J. K. Ford. Mlaa ford. Mrs. Amos R. Kno, MlH
N. Kno, II r. W. P. Kno, Mi J. Lode r. Mr. anil Mrt.
John L. Ludlum, Dr, J, H, Douglas, Mr. J. JS, A. Urls
wold, Jr.
Jtrooalyn Mr. George C. Tvlor, Mr. O. H. Marian.
M'Sion Mr. and Mrt. M. W. RIchardaoD, Mist
LotileT Lane, Mr. George J. John-ion, Mr. U. J. Wil
liams, Mr. H. W, Uliclicock. Mra. W. M. Hnnl, Mr.
end Mrs. John R. Duff, Mr. Beniaioln F.blevena, Mr.
Henry V. Woven.
Phlladeloula-Mr. W. B. Faster.
Ohio Mr. V. V. Palge.tor T'lomas B, Wells; Byrs
cu Mr. nd Mrs K. Wtckn; V oroester jlr. Cns
L. Potnnm; MMnchaetts dr. Wa-shhurn: Norwlcn,
'on Mr. Henry Ktugirs; Wnnblngtoa Mr. W. U,
Gunnel; Knlilmore Mr. and Mrs. Juhn P. Kennedy,
Mlns Gray; New Orln B. Wood, M. J).;
Ctli clnnntl, Mr. Kit-hard U. Mlt-hell, U. tt. A.., Mrd.
I'ox; Pail- Mr. J. W. Grano: -iooi-h tin. Tlx-opul
lus Flbke, Miss Lnln Fluke, Muster Joha I. Funs.
Lirsra Penvjb. Well has it been said that
"Oor climate Is only uniform in want of unifor
mity." A day since we were sweating even in
our shlrt-sleee9 to-day we are barely warm in
great coats. The weather, like a politician,
blows both hot and cold at the same time. A
nice time for the ailing. Everybody yon meet
is prumbliDg everybody wears a face as gloomy
as the ekj everybody's corns are aching. Toe
unfhod bootblacks will have to put on their
shoes again and "shine" themselves; the news
boys will have to run more nimbly to keep
warm, and our pretty priu'lera of street music
will have to encafe their chilly fineers In mit
tens. The mercury in the thermometer like
the hope of the Democrats is running down 1
down 1 down ! Winter come9 on apace.
The Democrats in this city were r.ither
demotalized last night, consequently they hold
meetings in the Sixteenth Ward this evening in
the endeavor to mend their shattered rank.
Alas for them, they are pretty thoroughly
straightened out.
A certain newspaper which we have In our
eye, lately said in an article lauding its issue,
that it went where a great many other sheets
did not. Thai's just whit's the matter. It
wouldn't be exactly prudent to tell the 'where"
ot Its go.
There has been a n?c in the price of coal
oil since last evening. The many thousand
torches of our Republican clubs did away witn
a startling quantity of that same liquid. They
set tho fires of victory all ablaze.
His hones pulled six musicians In an omni
bus around the streets this morning. The latter
rendered into a sort of jinaling tune the words:
"Lady Thorn and Mountain Boy trot at the
Park this atternoon."
Kick Philadelphia P-mocrats this morn
ing. Tbey had the spots knocked out of them
by the Republican meetlne last evening. They'd
have to try lon and hard to equal it.
The Sons ot Labor hold a pranri mass meet
ing at Broad and Market streets this eveninc;.
Many celebrated champions of the interests of
industry will be there to speak.
Black Jum A cluster i t darkles wedged in
the crowd at the ureat moetintr last night. They
were all square on the right ticket though.
Everybody Granted" them that.
It is eald that during the coming week
Philadelphia will increase m pooulation about
twenty-five thousand. "The mothers of the
nation make the nation."
Many persons have nothing to do but to kill
time. It is one of those exercises in which
practice does not make perfect. The more done
the worse done.
The lady up town who tried to make a
sponge cake out of an esr plant is sister to the
one who tried to ra'.se bread on the early beans
of the (y)east.
The Department of Arts in the time-honored
University of Pennsylvania opened tor tuo arst
teim of the academic jesterd ly.
The conventional advice for people to strictly
keep tnetr promises is bad. Perform them,
don't keep them.
A monster affair the Republican mass
meetiDg hist evening. Ueueral Slcklea called it
a "big thing."
A prudential ware Be-ware 1
The Home Missionary Societv. This exoel
lent and eiliciently beuevol jut institution has
now secured a permanent location, by the pur
chase of the property No. 633 Arch street. It9
central position eives it the opportunity of
ramifying its workings to good advantage: tor
convenience of location always a:ds eHiclency.
There is probnbly no other society in the city
which more intimately appeals to the public
than this. It is a purely benevolent organiza
tion, void of anything like sectarianism. Its
officers are: George H. Stuart, President:
Alexander G. Cattell, Vice-President; Rudolph
H. lloeflich, Secretary; and Thomas T. Mason,
Treasurer. These gentlemen, in conjunction
with the Board of Managers have rendered the
tnetltutionhat it is, an honorto the city. The
General Aeent of the Society, Mr. Emanuel U.
Toland, and the Missionaries. Messrs. William
W. Walter nnd Albert G. Rowland, will soon
commence their annual calls for aid. and it is
hoped they may meet with liheral responses.
Attack ok a Campaign Club Four Man
Injured. Last nlgut, as the Sixteenth, Seven
teenth and Nineteenth Ward Campaign Club
were returning from the demonstration at tne
Leanue House, they were attacked at Second
and Race streets by ft ctowd of men. some of
whom ran into the house of a neighboring fira
company. This party was pursued, ana the
attacking party ascendel to the roof, and show
ered bricks on the heads of those below. A
piitol shot wa9 also tired, the ball striking
Thomss Kelley. of the Sixteenth Ward, In the
arm. William Lawson, of the Seventeenth Ward,
was struck with an axe on the nose, and Henry
Bucher, and James Hneerty, of the Nineteenth
Ward, sustained injuries Irom the flying bricks.
There werarseveral others slightly bruised.
A CoprEHH bad. Yesterdaj, daring the
progress of the fire, Lieutenant Franks, of the
Seventh District, took one Jamei Murray in
charge for drunken anl disorderly conduct.
After having beeu contined in the cell, the
accused abucd the Government at a terrible
rate, asserting that he had been a Rebel, and
intended to exert himself at the coning election
in behalf of tbe Democratic party. Alderman
Toland held him to answer.
Clotiiino Thieves. John Bnyder, James
Elter, atid William Farrell, were takea Into ctts
tody yesterday, at Eleventh .street and Oirard
avenue, charged with robbing the tailor stora of
John P. 8U-r.au, No. 610 North Ninth street. A
tiair of pantaloons which had been abstracted
Irom the place were found on Earrell. Aldr
mau Hood gave them a bearing and boa id them
over tor trial.
Tub Apsault on Policeman Cahac. John
Casey was ameted this morning and id eu titled
by Police man Cam ac an the niau who bit his
note on the nit-lit ol' the 18'.li of August, when
be was assaulted by ibe crowd at Water and
Walnut mieti. He will have a hearing tula
afternoon.
MoTiKEEiiH The pnlioe of the Seoond Pifl
trict proceedc to tbe Ls.aretto this niorolng,
and took in c'od Cim les Strickland, William
Goodrich, and John li Hilary, seamen aboard a
brig, bo are chanted wl h mutiny. Tbey will
have a hiring beioie a United 8tate3 Coin
miebloncr. INJURED AT TJ1B 1'l.lK YBSTEBDAT. Eli
Pedrick, while on a l ou. in the vicinity of the
fire jCBterday, at New Market and Callowhlll
streets, fell to thp gro'iu I and sustained severe
injuries. He was taken to his residence No. 1521
Poplar street.
A Reoatta. To-morrow the third annnal
repatta between boats nT.ee u and uader, allliug
t kill's of all fcizes and eigoteen leet deckel boats,
will come ol!'. The star. log point will be Point
Airy Inland.
Slkiut Fikk. At half-past 12 o'clock, this
mot ninir, the spice mauufiictory of Welokel A
Smith, Ko. 137 uorlb Eront strtet, was slightly
damaged by fire.
UiAatVo Baron thi United Statu Com
missioner. At noon to-day, before United
States Commissioner Hlbler, John Bnmbnry,
William Bodwick, and Charles Strickland had a
bearing upon the -charge of mutiny upon the
brig Amy A. Lane while upon the high seas.
Andrew L. Carver sworn I am master of the brig
Amos A, Ine; I own an eighth in the Teasel: aba
belongs to bearaport, Maine; we arrived here yester
day from Leghorn: onr voyage occupied ninety days:
welettthla port the 10th ot Maroh: tbe oiut-nyoc-oor
red our WMjtg,g0 lMt Ha arday; whhe I was at
dinner, Ibe men went forward a'ao at dinner: two of
ibe men wanted to see me; one of them eald (Charles
Strickland) he wanted to know Ibe reason be was
kept on deck: two of them were on deck; It was
because he wonld not mtad the seoond mate; be
"aid that tbe second mate told him to
remain on deck I I told htm that
I bad no hand In tbe matter; think the second mate
bad the thing la charge; he tben said that be was
tuat as good at aoy on board the vessel, and could dr
Juet aa ranch work; be then said that he was man
enough fur me; Bambury then came olT the poop and
aid, Doa'l go forward, we want to settle tbe dilll
cnlty here:" be eald that be was aot going forward:
Htrlckland and my bp If tben punned hot word, anil
blows were strnck; we struck together, the
enter mate tben tried to held hlra off;
attbeaame time ltumbiiry said. "I'll rip your
bowels out:" the mate was near him and asked him
If he would do las he aald; be aald "yea:" Bumnury
bad a sheath-kntfe M hla band at the time; be struck
at tbe mate with the knife; the mate warded them olT:
than Htrlckland said be would atop If I would; I held
oil, and Htrlckland began striking at the mat-;
I then told the mate to hit him; I
had gone forward to aanlat the mate: I then bit him
and he rnt me with hie kuire la the bead; I bled very
much, came very near b'eedlng to doath: I bled a
quart of blood; I waa so weak by this bleeding that I
eould not stand; the thud man, Uodwtck, oame along
with belaying pins In bla baud: I did not bear him
say anything I heard Strickland aav If the reason
why be was kept on deck was because he wonld not
obey t he second mate, be weald not stay on deck.
K. P. Dixon, the first mate of tbe vessel, aworn. I
aaw the occurrence detailed In the cap aiu'a evidence;
I apoke to the captain, and he said that h had heard
tbey wonld not ooey the second mate's orders, and
that he had come ont to see about It
The mate then detailed ih clicumitanoes of the
aft ray, corroborating the tes'lmony ot the captain; he
said in addition that he taw Bodwick hml a belaying
pin at him; It went over hla head: that la all I saw
Bod w Irk do; tbe mon a'lerwarJs Went forward; I got
Irona from the cabin, and golag to tbe forecaula put
Strickland and Hnmhury la them.
Harry O. Watnon aworn I saw the captain strike
tbe first blow; afterwards saw Btrlcklatd strike; I
din not see a knife; I aaw the mute rush In: X was In
noch a position at tbe wheul that I conltl n see tbe
whole occurrence.
The steward of tbe vessel was also sworn and cor
roborated the tnstlBinny already given.
Defendants Bamborr and Ht'lcklend were held
each In vooo bail, and Bodwick In Siooo to answer at
Court.
Before U. P. Commissioner Phillips William
II. Mahoney was heard upon the charge of aid
ing and abetting in the illegal removal ot dis
tilled spirits to other than a bonded warehouse.
Revenue Deuct've James Brooks aworu: On the
morning of 12th Inst, bit ween elRbt and nine o'c'ock,
I detained three barrets nf whlxky having upon them
counterfeit Inspection marks, at tbe st ire corner of
Tenth and Jefferson street; predion to the aeltare
another wagon lead baa been standing In front ot
the same store for several minutes, but was removed
aboot one block further up Jefferson stree ; ttitt load
I afterwards raptured, the barrels, four or them,
having counterfeit Inspection marks; tbe same day
before Deputy Collector Forb's of tbe 4th District.
U. Mabenay appeared as a witness. He claimed to
be the ownerof tbe barrels of whlikythu captured,
and that be was removing part of them to Mrs. Alex
ander's, corner of ldge and Columbia avenue; and
tbe remnlnlDg portion to Mark Brlggs. on Kldge ave
nue, below bevenieeuth street: at tbe time of the
seizure ol spirits at Tenth and JeflVrton streets. I saw
William H. AtaUonty In the store.
Tbe delendaut was held In ItflOO ball, for his ap
pearance. An Kxccrpiom Tain will leave Camden Sta
tion at 8 60 A. M. to-morrow, to attend the He
publicau Convention at Salem. Fare, $lr0.
ALASKA.
The Present State of Affairs.
The Alaska Herald gives a sad account of the
present state of affairs in Alaska, from which
we make the following brief abstracr. The
Herad says: 'That on the 28th or April last,
Prin.de MaxnluQ turned over to tho agent of
Hutq-ilnson & Co., of this city, the magazine,
all the buildings, property, and provision of that
settlement, real and movable; that the Incom
ing agent immediately proceeded to eject the
inhabitants from the booses, and drove them to
the shelter of the woods, where they improvised
tents; that the price of flour, which had been
furnished them lor fifty cents by the Russian
Company, had been raised to two dollars by its
succeFsor; and that the new company, when
appealed to by the people to supply their want a
at former prices, were denied ana told to go to
work tor tho Company at fifty cents a day.
"It is also alleeed that Prince Maxuton hat
been guflty of swindling the United States Gov
ernment in the most outrageous manner by
turning over to the Government only what was
iu eight, but concealed the valuable effects
hidden in the magazine, wulch, it is hinted,
should also have been delivered, but were sub
sequanily sold tj Hutcbtnson A Co. Tne Rus
sian schools have been closed and tke children
allowed to go at large. Intoxicating liquors are
sold to boys eight years of age by Americau
storekeepers, and they are fast becoming ad
dicted to the vice of drunkenness."
Finally, the Herald sums up its list of griev
ances as follows: "So far, by the chauge of
administration, our houses have been desolated,
our iudustry checked, the resources of our labor
have been cut off through wanton destruction
by unpracticed hands. Our wives and daughters
have been subjected to the brutal instiucts of a
licentious soldiery, and the tyranny of a des
potic government has been transferred to t'ue
baer and more sordid tvrauny of moneyed
monopolies. Our youth have been corrupted
and defiled, and driven from the school Into
the streetn, and a state of destitution his
supervened that threatens our ultimate destruc
tion." BANK DEFALQATION.
A Sensation at Taunton, Muss.
The Tauuton Republican gives tiie following
particulars in relation to the defalcation iu the
Taunton National Bank, which has baen the
local senation ot the past week in that city:
On Saturday last Mr. Tweed, Treasurer of tbe
Taunt. n locomotive Company, aud also a Di
rector oi the Bank, bad occasion to refer to the
books of the Bank to ascertain the balance he
hud on deposit. He found it smaller that) he
believed it to be, and on returning to his office
took down the exact amount as credited on his
deposit book. Tbe next time he visited the
Bunk (on Monday) be compared the b tlaoce as
shown by his deposit book with that on the
books of the Bank, and found that they now
agreed; but also discovered that $2000 had been
credited to his account siuce he looked at the
accounts on Saturday, and not having made any
deposit in the meantime, he at once
suspected that the bouks had been tam
pered with. The cashier immediately com
menced an investigation, when Mr. George
F. Champiiey, the Teller, coufessed to
having api ro ris'ed to his own use not only
funds depoilttd by the IiOcomotive Co jipany,
but also other sums of various depositor?,
amounting to $10,C.r0. Darin? the part eight
yeats he has been in tbe habit of taking small
amounts from the accounts of leading deposit
orr which he was able to conceal trom the
other officers of the bank by always mailu up
their bank hook) him-elf. Being alwavs pre
sent, he wbs able to escape detection. Had be
been absent on the first ot any month, when the
books weic halauced, the discrepancies would
sorely have bem discovered. Tue bank loses
nothing, Lis bordemen being holden for the
amount abstracted. They are Mesrs. I.. J.
Wilraurth, William Reed, Otis Allen, and Ira W.
Maxriam. Ilr. Champuey Las been regarded by
the officers ot tLe bank, aud by every man who
knew hla, as a man ot strict integrity anl ex
emplary habits, and the discovery of hit ah
tractions is us surpii lug to the community; as
it is deplorable.
WEDDING IN VIT ATI ON J, ENG KAVED IN
lite i mew and best manner.
lOL'lb DitliKA, Hiailoner and Kngiaver
21 Na. lumJHMj r blrt
Ty BDDING IMVITA tT(7 N 3,
ENTIRELY NEW BTYX.K-,
(or the corning arasou.
Ttoee wisl lug Cards will pleas call aud examine
eur
8AMPLK8.
A II Em ravins and Printing executed In tbe balldlag
by ttrst-lasa Aitltls only,
i'rlces lower than any other bouae In the dry.
B. H03KINB fc CO ,
BTATlOHKBg AND KNORAVflltH.
I imwseua Wo. n AMCU. Huresb
THIRD EDITION
rXXII WEST.
Troops for Tennosseo-Celo
bration of the Mexican
, , Independence Ano
ther Disaster on
the Lakes.
Etc.,
F.tc, Ete,, Etc, Etc,
Et.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Celebration of tti Independence of
Mexico.
Sam Fbancibco, Bept. 10. To-morrow being
the 68 lb. anniversary of tbe Independence of
Mexico, General Halleck directed that the flag
of the United States shall be hoisted on the
forts in the harbor, the national buildings in
the city under military control, and a national
salute be fired at noon from Alcatraz Island,
Admiral Craven has also ordered the United
States ships in the harbor to be decorated with
national flags.
The State Fair openei at Sacramento to-day.
The United States steamer Saginaw has
arrived from Victoria.
FR OM CLEVELAND.
A Rehooner Stranded nnd Wrecked.
Cleveland, 8ept. 10. Tho schooner Echo,
from Buffalo, with coal for Cleveland, stranded
here last night and breaking up one of her
seamen was lost, the rest bein rescued by the
life boat.
The Republicans of Cleveland last night cele.
brated the election in Maine by firing guns,
speeches, etc.
An intoxicated man was burned to death last
night by the burning of a shanty la Franklin
street.
TEE EUROPEANJIARKETS.
By Atlantic Cable.
Tbls Morning's (notation.
London, Bept. 10 A. M. Consols, 94J for
money and 94a944 for account. U. 8. 6-209, 121.
Illinois Central, 91J: Erie U-iilroad, 30J.
Frankfoet, Sept. 15 A. M. U. S. 5-20s
75n76.
Liverpool, Bept. 16 A. M. Cotton stead r;
the sales will probably reach 10,000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet. Other articles unchanged.
This Afternoon's notations.
London, Sr-pt. 16 P. M. U. S. Five-twenties
qniet. Erie Kailroad quiet and steady at 30f.
Illinois Central qniet and steady at 91.
Liverpool, Sept. 16-P. M. Cotton flrsaer
and more doing. The sales will reacn 12,000
bales.
Pork firm at 85?. Lard qntct nnd steady.
Troops for Tennesse.
Lykcbbubo, Sept. 16. The 6th Cavalry, U.S.
Regulars, under command of Colonel William B.
Royal, possed through here this morulDgou a
Bptcial train en rou'e for Tennessee.
Not Dead Yet.
New Yobe, Sept. 16. The epecial despatch to
the Commercial of yesterday, stating thai Gene
ial Butler had been defeated in the renomlna
tion for Congress is incorrect. No nomination
has yet been made.
Another Assault on Republicans.
Troy, Sept. 16. Some concealed rnfflana as
saulted a Republicau procession last night with
stones. Twomen named Van Mess and Thatcher
were badly lpjured.
Shooting Affair.
Rochester, Sept. 16.-Johu Wheeh3r shot J.
McLean last night in a political dispute. Tbs
wound is Btrious.
Markets by Telegraph.
Msrw York, Bept. 15. stocks strong. (Jhloaro and
Rock Island. l'Jj,; KeadlQK. 81: teuton, 48; Erie,
i,Ji; Cleveland and Toledo, 102; Cleveland and
PliteborK, Plttaburg.and Fort Wayne. liis.S Michi
gan Central, 118; Michigan Southern, S4; New
York Central. 125','; Illinois Uflutral, H;l; Ontunnrlaad
prelerrrd 8;; Virginia 6s. 64; Missouri in. 9:1; Hudson
Klver, M: 6-fc), IbU'l. 118'i; do. 1S64, M; do. IKHd.
Ill; do. new, IPS; lOSOs. 1WV. Qold, 144. Moner
nrchaiierd. Exchange, 0.
Kiw YoKK.bept. 16. 3ottnn firmer at li-Tha'Co.
Flour dull, and declined Kmp.; aalea of RS'O barrels
Btate at SH Wiia.9 86; Olilo, S 4iKlr87; Western, t SOW
16-10; Califerela, (9011 w. Wheat dull; aales of
2C,0u burbels Michigan at M-2ui-t'W. Corn easier
aalea of 42, W O busnela at t-l&l-i",. Oala dull; sales
OI26IHX bnsheis at 6837Sr. lieef quiet. Pork dnll at
i:8 7tCtfs8J4- Lard heavy at ivVftit'c. WhUkr
flrmai7io.
Ualtimobk, Sept. 16. Cotton dull at2lc. Floor doll
and unchanged. Wheat doll and unouanged. Ckra
dull; choice and prime white, fl 20; yellow, I 25:t$l 27.
Oats C nil at 70(L73f. Kre Arm at f 1.40. Provisions
easier. Vena pork 11. Bcon. rib aides 17; dear do.
17 U: sbnuldurs, II; bams, 22. Lard. 20.
Han Fbamcirco. Btpt. i5. Flour, 5 &0(9-59. Wheat,
t 81(4(1 86 lor choice ahlpptaa;. Laial-tendera, 70''.
Kcw York Stock Quotation, 2 P. M.
Received by telegraph from Glendinnlng a
Davis, Btock Brokem. No. 48 8. Third street:
N. Y. Cent. R........125 Toledo & Wab.. 2J
tMMMkt
. nik
N.I.B. uy.
N.Y. andiiK
Phil, and Kea.
Mich. H.and
Cle. and PltU K 8H
a. l. . .a u i i r con
Ohlaand N. W. prt 8l
( hi. and H. I. K 102i
Pitta. F.W.and Chi 109
Mil. & bt. P. com. 07
Adams Express (Jo 4Wi
Welts. Fargo (Jo. 2t
II. 8. Express. 47
Tennessee 6s, new- 6B
Gold U4g
Market atroBg ,
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
COURT OFQUARTKB hEHSIONH-Alllson P. J.
Wlillamll. buddiinan. Prosecuting Attorney. Prl
,ob rases are before the Court, acd me docks arc still
crowded,
I the case ot tbe Commonwealth vs. Louise Psh
ring, charged with larceny, belure reported the jury
rendered a verdict of guiitr, and the prisoner aas
entencrd (o County Prison lorlS woniba.
James Farrell was convluled of a charge of the
larony of two sacks ot wooi.va.ued at two dollars
belongli g to fratDuel Lee A Oo.
Ofllcor Unmeailaie teailtied that in oonspqusnoe of
certain com plaints made to hi in of repealed Hit f is
ol fiua! I quamiilesof wool from the alorea In tbe
neighborhood of Frnntand Marael aireets, lie deter
mined to keep a special watfb there, About 7 o'clock
oue morning In the early part of August
while stanoing at Front and rob atresia he
saw the prisoner carry iw atudnd aacki from
a store a few doors above Market, into a Junk shop
fui Iher down tho street. lie went to tbe gbop, ana.
tindlDg tbe doora lurked, knocked aeveral Uiuei for
adiu'ablon. but without saccea. la a few mumeuis
thedooia were thrown, oueu and the prisoner ran
out. A u aiHlniIng officer pursaeu and captured hiiu.
while Ibe w linens went Into the shop aud recovered
tbe oacks which were fliUd wl'.h wool. At the at
lion house the prisoner acknowledged that i lis wool
belonged to We sis. I.-e & Oo , aud some of that Mrm
Identllled the sarks aa tbelr p'opwny,
John Wrod a las Turky, and Henry Newton allai
(klimle, young uien, were tried for burglary. Itwai
tesiilled thai In Ibe latter part of Jul ibe residence
No 764 Komh Tenth atrtet was entered ev burglars,
and robbed of many articles, t the value of tlto, none
of which have ever been recovered. Tt ere wai no
evidence however M connect tne pr'sonoia wlin tbe
crime. The District Attorney, alatlog to the Jury
that tbe principal witness for (he Oo mm on wealth lia'l
abo'iidrd, aud could not be fouud. submitted the
bjjl lo the Jury, and asked for a verdict ol acquittal
which ai rendered.
diaries O. Wartb p'eaded guilty to a charge of
larceny, aa clerk, lie was Receiver for the Heaton
vlile and Mantua ltu'lwey Company, Iu whose em
ploy he had been curing inree yeara. and, aa wae tes
tified, f ome time since be disappeared auddenly, with
a deficit of 7(0. He wai arrested by Detective Hoert
hmltb, at naeeaey's Hotel. New York, on tbe 8th of
this month, aud on their 'return to thla city he
acknowledged that be bad atolen tbe money.
Josephine Bloxey, colored, waa convicted of a
charge of stealing a dress from "a poor, Ions woman
With five children."
Km 1 1 Cubtenta was convicted of a charge of tbe
larceny of a toll of clotb. Tbe goods were stolen from
abop down town, and afterwards found In tue
Erlsoner'a poeeelnu: and be, refusing to give either
la name or aoy explanation ol his poasuMloo, was
correctly marked as the thlaf.
FOURTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs in tho New Dominion
Applications for a New
Trial of Whalen.
Etc., Ete.t Etc., Etc., Etc, Et.
FROM CANADA.
AFPllcnUca for a Nrtr Trial A Kllle
To urn anient.
Ottawa, Bept. 16. Application for a new
trial In tbe case of Whalen will be male to the
Judge at Toronto, in November. The ground
on which the application will be based, is that
the Judge on trial refused to allow the chal
lenge of jprists before tho peremptory chal
lenges were exhausted. Prominent lawyers
tlilck the ground a good one.
Months al, Kept. 16. The rifle tournament
opened at La Prairie yesterday. About 15,000
volunteers are encamped tbe.e.
FR OM NE W YORK.
Curious K ii m or fit the Kew York
Sjiolti Room.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Hew Yobk, Eept. 16. Various rumors are
circulated In the room calculated to induce
thebujing of gold among others, a story of
tbe death of Louis Napoleon, and another of
war between France and Prussia.
Ship News.
New York, Sep'. 18. Arrived, steamship
Eaple, from Havana,
Fobtress Monbob, Bept. 16. Passed op, brig
Dath, from Cardiff for Baltimore, hailed,
barques Capella, h r Cadiz, Eldorado, for Liver
pool. Brit? J. Paltedo, lor Matanzas, and a large
fleet of coasters.
Bi Francisco, Bept. IS. Cleared, ship Aana,
for Manilla, with a cargo of breadstuffs. Sailed,
Theodore Lucas, for Cork.
Kew York Stock Qnotntlons 3 P. M.
Received by telegraph from olendlnnlng A
Davis, shock moatis, jno. 48 H. Third street:
Pitts. F. W .andChl. 109! i
1UI, IX w auasD tt... Od
Mil. and Ht. P.cora Uh
N.Y.Ceut. K..........126-
N.Y. and E. K...Mm. 4
Ph. and itea. K. )i
Mlch.U.andXX.LK.65
Vie. and Fltt.K 8rt
Chi. and N. W. cotu.8KU!U. a. Express
ChL ai)dN.W.pref...8Sj8l l ennessee (is,
ijni. ana a. i. rv....iu;2uoiu..
Market strong.
Wells' Kargo.
.:..... tH
new.. 0s;
IH-X
rniuDELpniA stock eichaxge sales, sept. 10
Beporud by He Haven & En., No. 40 a. Third stree1
ilJI.rwf.li.JM BOARDS.
12000 PaSs.8aerU.sa.lW5
20uu fa Kim 6b....Is..i0iiX
live ony aa. Mew ......103
'ik o Li (a.gold I. to I 9 ii
I'iO Head m es,'43-80. CIS
ten ram.Aa,...m.ii
S sh Fenna i(. 65
IS do .ls.c 65
.0 do 6S
100 do.......bWi. 6fiH
BEOOND BO.VBD.
fi 0 an Head. ....... .bw. 45
lofO lo......ls.al0. Aa!i
SU do....ls trf 46 ho
luo do.)....bso i:,K
lft) de ....Sd.ts.s
10 dO....S6iSc:n.46 is
loo do. .... 'i
100 Sh Phil JE...bK0 Ta&
lt)0 UO.......DS0, 264
12000 Ches A Del fis.ls. 68
isOUOLehS'.Kold 1.2U i
let) itarUfl 70
SCO Bb fenna it.la.bfj, M
i da... bt
too sb Bead K...ao.t5 91
loo ah Head R 45 ot
lot do UK". ib7i
2uo flo...la..d.44hi
100 do.......s.to. mu
100 dO.......l)30. tH
SUu do....ls.b.J. 43
POLITICAL.
The Tribune, leferrinfr to the votr in Maine,
ytalerday, seya though he may bave heara fen
dlelon and Cox, he remembered the boy who
died at Antietam, and the sacrifices that had
been made for Union. He sa in the men who
controlled the Democratic party the same
Toombs who led Georgia into secesion, the
same Cobb who made Andersonville worse than
the Malebolze of Dante's hell, and held high
command over the starving ekelotons of his
neighbors and kinsmen; the same Hampton
who marched an invading army into Pennsyl
vania, and above all, the tame Seymour whose
moaniDgs and croaKings mingled with every
victory, and whose exultations were reserved
for the rioters of the Five Points and Macker
elville. Tbe Richmond Enquirtr tearfully says: As
we have frequently declared, no word from
Virginia may affect this most momentous con
test lor tbe life of the Republic. Her voice is
denied a bearing. Her oppressors have mana
cled her limbs and forced her to sit by the
battle-field silent aod motionless, and in the
conflict cannot he heard even her moan of fear
and trembling: but she feels, from herraountaln
to her sea-sbore, nnd every true son upon her
bosom feels that "the only hooe for the paee
and tranquillity of the country," In all the
coming jers. is the election of Horatio Sey
mour, acd the defeat of the Jacobin conspira
toie who have made Grant their standard
bearer.
it Is Icps than twelve months since the
public first knew of the existence of a mysteri
ous oiganlza'ion in the South, which worked in
darkness, and did tbe deeds of darkness, v W
members wore ma-ks when upon duty, and
were upon duty wben engaged iu assassination.
Its geueial purpttr-es, its internal machinery,
and its numbers were unknown. But day after
day, now from Texas, now trom Tennessee, came
repotts of its doings. Now it was a negro wnom
tbe Ku Klux Elan hung without a trial, now a
lojal white man, whom it butchered m cold
blood or forced into exile.
A correspondents at Hastings, Barry county,
Michiean, writes to tbe Detroit Fo.t that Barry
county will give 1000 majority for Grant and
Colfax in November next. This is 400 better
than she ever did before. Another correspond
ent of tbe same paper writes from white
Fleeon, St. Joseph county, that you may look,
out for 1200 Majority for Grant and Colfax in
that connty lit November. Tbe highest Re
publican majority ever given in the county
was U00.
Slo-cum Legion is the very appropriate
name of a Democratic organization in tugU
keepfie. Recruits on that side come very slow.
CBPET.NGS.
FALL OPENING.
CARPETINGS.
ELEGANT WILTONS,
VELVETS,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES,
3-PLYS AND INGRAINS,
PARLOR, IIALL, AND STAIRS TO MATCII,
LEEDOM a SHAW,
o. J) 10 AKCH STREET,
t It wfn.2in Between Ninth end Tenth S rests.
RODGIIiS' AND WOBTENHOLM'B POCKET
KM VKH Pearl and hla Handlea, of hHautlfui
finish. kODMElta' and WADS fc BUTCHER KA
ILOVh. aud the eelebrated JLEOOULTRJS JtAZOIl
bC'lr-BUlUS of the B nesl quality.
Xar.ors. Knives, bclsaora, and Table Cutlery Qrnnnd
and Polished, at P. MAUKUtA'S, o. 116 b. TENTH
eueet. below UieannL toal
DEAFNESe.-KVERT INSTRUMENT THAT
aulenoe aad skill hare Invented to aaalat the
nsaruiK in every argree of deafness: also, Ueiplra- I
tors; also, Craudall's Patent Uruiciiea, superior to I
any others In use, at P. MADEJilA'tt. ISO. Ua b. I
FIFTH EDITION
FOREIGN.
English Importation of American
Hay M. Guizot en tho Euro
pean Situation Review of
the Prussian Fleet.
Ete., Etc., Eie., Et.t Efe E
By Atlantic Onble.
1 oxdoh, Sept. 18, The importation of haj
from the United States will herercafter be
allowed only under license from the Privy
Couno'd. Tbe prevalence of the cattle disease
In various part of America is the cause of thla
step on the part of the Government.
Paris. Sept. 16. M. Oulzo the distinguished
historian and author, has an article in the last
number of the Revue des Deux Monies on the
state of Europe. While he has no doubt of the
desire of Napoleon for the preservation, of the
peace or Europe, he urges on him the redaction
of the army as the only effective pledgeof peace.
Bkelis, Sept. 16. Bismark has been ordered
by bis physician to Englaad for his health.
Kiel, 8ept. 16-King William will review the
Prussian fleet here.
Tw York Miork lnotntlona 4 p. ftf
Reoelved by telegraph from Glendlnntna A
Davis, Hloctt Broker. No 48 8. Third street.
I' Veu.lirtl;; 1'y Toledo A Wabash.. 63
N. . ami K. R 4i;i , Mi). & Sr-Pauloom. 93
Ph. Hiid Kea. R 9I?J Adams Kxpress.... 605tf
Mioh.. and N. 1. R K4j Welts. Fargo Kxp." 26j2
" -- I ITU I1UC
Ohi. and N.w. pref. WOt Hold...
Cht. and K. I. R ion Market Arm.
Pltls.. W. dUJbi. 100!il '
48
684
INDIGO BLUE.
jgARLOW'8 INDIGO BLUB,
lor Bh elDs Clothes, Is pat op and for sale at ALFRID
WlLTBKRGEIt'8 Orog Store, No. 23S N. BEOOND
Btieet, rhlladtlpbla
BARLOW'J INDIGO BLTJB
will color mors water than aoy other Bine la tha
market.
BARLOW'S ISDIOO BLUB
Is frf e from aold, and will net Injur the finest article.
BAKLOW'8 INOIOO BLTJH
dissolves perfectly clear, and will not settle on the
cloihea or make them streaked.
The I.ahel la copyrlsbted, and reads, "Barlow's
I nulKo Biue. prepared aad lor sale at AHred Wlltber
RHr a Iu fcttore.'.No. 2a Nortb becond alreet, Phlla
dt lpMa." Bailow'a ludig ) Blue Is sold to dealers at
a price that para th.m to keep It.
CONSUatEUB WILL FIND
It on trial to be the moat economical aad handiest
a'ticle ever naed tor Blueing Clothe. Barlow'a Indlzo
Hiuela put np at Wllibergr's Drur Store). No. 23d .fit.
Second street, and ntwbere else.
BA BLOW'S INDiOO BLUE
la made In tbe tame way It was fourteen years ago.
and dot. not contain any ac d
ONE F1VI-CNT BOX OF BARLOW'S INDIGO
Bl.CE,
dissolved in a mineral water bottle of water, will
tutkt the best Liquid Buying that can be made,
BtIlLOW'8 INDIQO
does not rpqnlra any raas 10 tie It op In.
A few graloa of itirlow'a InSigo Blue on tha end of
the Unaer will color a tub 01 water. 91612t4j
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