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• .- . .4311 , 1" -NOTICE% 3 .
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o.o)resetter,dai s,lFCVeet S ,PotatZfes,
file:1; 1 %4 1 07, ~agtgancy.ltnten et in
Aire etrret,:below. Smithfield street.
• •
1 t 4 7. 8 ,
. Cart,eimer tebbbriegadp.----
1
litubrAltuipiamrat shaman of Woe Must
and le.•Wpoedrinyitopihralirorta
.:1012obbLoit In the etwpreite?Xne._ at the old dead,
:111 / 01 4 1f ast i tt.Yegt Swittdleld street esdPherty
"N. P 01ai1 W444 1 4 04: 0 6 44, 6tt44.14 - 0 .
%%Luau ronekir.' ;
usau•
444 ylr-,,,:-;:zi10T/,'Good16-;
We elatieliiiill,llillalllol4:l4,tebibl•lMOek
4:4 Whit* GotalliNtiiiiilak G 9 :f id 4 oPAgtOPPIne
Ooods,aws also - bhosthurtlbeelek ?tints, Flan-
SLOW, ee, Mack and Taney Colored Ours trio,
heavy Coto tad Linen Duck for steszobost
;41,1,11:fo/r1 4 .. . fUIItPA, *3.; / 314 ,,FM the
pum.or,thr northeast - o=r ''orToartn And
A ' arlurt streets. Ck. Hasson Loon tr. Sao,
• 'l l
LlZi iiLiVilte
W 11 ,840 RqdreTs.and. Pk
Detwh Arnerloaa
Odee g Ali:Under
.aaroyea, 'nese the Water Werke, Pittsburgh,
Xplioum 4 fano, Ifill'Plltearreet Orders
Ontaytly atteruSeel to. All work iraryaetpiltatat
ileasee.-qco
iniVillttAgaihhiVArtflllaa Mit tar What
'Muse at! "1,1:cod
, - • ' Itednellars•
•
tie l j.Veta.£l,4V-Inertil_Wrter.
Tau% y r wit La Ihe cu
when Ms
rylutotuf news of the ertyßwo of Illehmond and
- ; . selneader- reale rebel General Lee we, 14
-44thid04;_ tAll#P3 pro. eed,'atid tmowiog the timetion that would fol.
ltstlrrmade.rvy. hem...purchases of the finest
;:ripeau andsulneser AOC& sl slant orphalf oLttin
sh l Prlwo:c.N l o l 2l 1 2 *IIIIest elotllOrt
abd Y est bitt*llinfl. 0 . 1 4 t n Mk iteedts - Yrillarielii
PejaatO lasaii op to tinier, aeoldkart ha:tl;e4iii
the Pti!itt Stil/es,imaitco fletiant e k,
IL date anitzl44 . o.l • - Tri,W
!Wade clothing will alio.be fazed at. Etridegist
sedahltshment. Our Allegheny fthswiesAMAgsyg
Ma a
.; ,I cortiltOlugutcaorfeticeilo:
tthiehlt•L•"
liens - of Houston'. Texas, on the 28th nit., which
• is reported +ln :the Houston "Telegraph.
has the righkring, and le ,. it wo mistake not,
linithdlAdinalaist palley,thoiank the rebels
-which their ins olence and barbarity daring their
ant iiniZePbria rit edePsdiliSPerfOie , •
err 'nth - ginirsErr Poo Inroeusole.
You me aaked„--in .the mine -of-past and
•preseutttdalegity;:tuid - of the inoinisee orthe
levere,to:43o-410..risely:.:, The huttlitttlon of
slavery was made 'the pretesttor your course.
'Yon vrereabiatiOtho- natant - 1:'-getitgoilsortio
' ' , tart= free and slave labor-that one would eat
...Intrer+ 4 Vir..l l llsl: 31rAtaar
•; - tred. — Thn people were not toe d [ the
truth: ,They said - lo you; come and vote-vote
lie you plews-lata remember the "ready rope
- end tke, ealrfelalaut limb:" Yots l opeall Mon
aahalfhWtbliTyour fleket." --
OcesCr/JA3pity . ...*EworS.
Who dealee.,4 thisi:.l4rog
rein
r y, vnlhyst,uti•ei•
igaecol.-04.
mcnueetedXfithitie'cifith4pa.
• „ are herwo-lia. fi."-Mltar t hlty-td.
atfilth - fonlio-V a f -- qtritl
ahali'never make e In my.yeepte r
301/.latrustaleuu
ntelu I,thtth th - Sald and .predleted, andhours
ittf pred ictions "have` been' Melded. '
'T by Ilea to toe from beginning_ to end, It
may be said that ell Li not coneillatory. I
am done 'conciliating men • who are at heart'
• rebels in their government. 'The man who, at
ter the experleaceof the past Baur years, does
not admit that hie course has been erlmlual, Is
am nocoaquered rebel. - Ere Ls ;allied to bils idols
) -.innate no - ttme on him.
• . • The North, you said, did not lore slavery.
They bad a constitutional---eigut-not • to-love it.
You seemed to think God had employed theism
twenty five years of eternity in perfecting this
'
• institutspier' h. ion. Ygu scroiN noLarlop fres Lioualit
;Eltrtheysrna solutalva. z-Yon didimur.
• and
der men and maltreat tender women. Yon
.wonid not - even allow a man to be silent. If he '
: attempted It. put Madohimrun round and hunt
4+14 l• up his neighbors to prove his soundness. Talk
tome about a_frea man, with the
_right of free
smelt vitt eonetto Theineanes dog in the
couniamuty could bring you before a vigilance
committee,. •
' ma aispcertir TO Tee irtylriTlON rd ccniit arm
IntroitC2Tilz.Ela.isuresmOe PELOCLIBIA.TION.
f The thlto •Yreaideut,ln theltindest feelings.
offered 'peace. • You heapedd every vile epithet
span him. , and taught :your ehddren, to abuse
Did your papers recommend-consideration
t • of his tenni They did not dare., !dere echoes
of idespollath,`-they called' Mr. Lincoln - man old
• fool," and told him to coma on and try his
strength If he-wished. They even invited MA'
the szinetpahnsed to come- nod
engem the'Presldmithf proclatnatten;atidlainit;
t here to-night in response bir -the '
thengh delaye4„by circumstance s--1 could cot
1
TIPS 12.0CLAICATION.
i
• Ater nsltig every other mane' to restore the
Bohm, tkcXnuinclpatianProciartradon was lase.-
eel, In co; ~' - ,.i ti.„.•• t helisitattalonal Ituthori
;" tY to suPPrSea L".au1cti0n.,.....17.r. Lincoln would
1 not auffer.tini4Tolo rn d , -tt“tes destroyed without
I availing -4 1 Weelteleriwypearre to save It- Me
i Iraq chalbmged thegotetrfisisnt to mortal com
bat, And °poor the other had to go dower, Hone
-many -have toll you of the wrongs Inflicted 'stet
yod 14 lids cruel war! BOW; pattrAle.L.werer.
told yen
. by those who minister in holy things!
They ehall yet be known rilielr nameashall hang 1
on high, who prostituted their holy calling to'po-
Waal snd , hooked Deity_ blowett by
prod • itifetreteredsthook,‘`tidi Cruel
war wee waged upon us." Tort sent your raga
mnilins.tqatizr..thopublic.pronexty at flea An=
tonkl. ,, ,Thelnlit was 'wised at' New'Orlealie
. 'Ton were In acme,. and yet the • President had
...called oat no tmops;;" it leras' rLeasted that your
- Imps would. Ilona, occupy,- -Watddngtma,- city:
At last Idellfebtetradpted the blue and 'mild,
• alaveryl.eltait, :by the Waco of God. The
world aaidemao,wed 'l . belfeve God approved.
, The Pretddens advieed with me as to tho good
. e
ifctof tbSproeLtmattsn, which tome donbted.
• zudese enforced, by armies. I. said: 'Tear. ar•
Wessell make It - effectual. Blares escaping to
year lines heretofore 'mier bear sent back' to
their masters; but now whenner . tile arraies g
Why will break tae. Instituthsn down. I told
him forelen Intervention, was thfeatened, but no
fomign nation wontd dare Interfere to behalf of
, aisfer'y after the promulgation - of his proclama.
i
•!" . • don. Iteconuition, after this, never would have
.
come, thcmgb. the South bad•walted tea years.
Boma think the proclamation only a military
..,.•. t order; and that slavery , can be revived alter the
•'. 1 resumption of civil rule. This Is folly. To Say
1 nothing about the constitutional argument, it Is
3 . .
, , 4 the raw of war , that a coe:reanding general has
, ', t the right to destroy. the nrof.erty open which his
.i. the
depends,- ead • thus break him'down.
. ~2 Two -elehrmd, that - elaves wets - and
. i -only proy&ty, a n d She President hub s '
right
4 • i tO OttOOY Ely y property, - esprfelly slay
_ •3. ezji-Whieh wee the atm of the wen Id voice
•3 _ Vtiptoelitballuit' the elute are free r 3
. . I dol wayamthv hp ths teat% gte low and
• , :*, .imint24,r, 41ticreeth tie tae Ma ' - ziwtyred
mid wilt flamer la to their
, ~fe' .e reT" '". ol. The man who now opposes it to more
, ; I •
than gtOmattlrls) at &at firmed the re.
• ' ..:-,., • -•iiititiga
th m e
ad meg trea nou; -- - •
•.. The Governordressal Um mat throng
! .1 .int negrides present. : Tney ware rapalred. he
, aelig,' ta remain -on who ;plaatalloria of Ahab ,
~. goegaaamalrem - ftw. She good of the eattetrY, mot
• thelrown.teigather the protest mope, lints et
• . Ito beginning of another year. they mightmake
i their ,own , armingenumu, without
, iepported by the leveed and work
I for those who ply the r"Your enemies
lay you Wino& work, 'on will steed; eta. ,
t They hem Lied lo .everything they hevalw . , c.
teat Let thlsle the last lie proved upon them..
• Tao whom* sore upon the Subject mast mem
i her that the government could do no leee than it,
i. ha done:. Ton may 10 :dowa to poor gravel
- - i kellevieg that slavery mu MAL' it Le destd-+
• 5 l artt et bury It out of siy,lm," 7 .
i "ant ZIJI IMIZDZX Arai TICULTZD. •
} -it id hard to col:mince a -manthat It Ls - better .
to work than to bate Inother to for him.
: 'What will ttorome or the nemo, poor*
you asks
!Tell tee what win become of Ult 3 white CUM and
.1 will inarier.'`lf we do Oar duty to the negro.
I, it •say e eait ilvwondduty lompeo - He - trinferiar, you
t is wer to elevate Some
1 would dreg mega ' dow thee
urathes than li -11m
th miters
SUP, ; Tonrtarreow slam cannot be konediapoit
t 'g i ttoget. 1 , nor upon your Loh, 0 ,,,,,, can
yamiter
' ficaoctir upon Ob.- Coed= and charac__
lettimaye„whiett is the best nun.. ram waning
3 to tslm my shsuessisithltte bbieh man, cut lf,
be bit *better teorsi elotrim f. or.than. have, or
;! tenter atteltl o w ed ilai lVd-d 611210 be the le-1t
,' ,7 lown tejbate: .-- - -,:c2.14:-.; ,•, : , ~ ...- ,
' - Now some pro-eurarbnaftl - win gruff and sty.
', “ibladredrattmliteed Mb Vatter toe* , opoll
,
ty between thalblitentid the 1 101Ctolot' which
bb wilet.korl taro add emol ZllO Xi to do'.
he Vetoes on the tebled. ~g ropetttead'rrith
elm auto V Ikirdrhat 1 , litullian,ythlbgto do
•,•-... with*: aficthili" teat:bit l'..;.'llothing . i .- Wbaldver•-•
~ All that he has done fnf this country will. have
, to be eleemtlicd for , sOme . day.-- TAD midnight
' F• :conclaves tor =Mar .1121. -1* blown, . end stip
names keng on Wet: Zoo - charged. that' Lin-
L...: - coin would' take your lauds and , divide- them'
among the negroes, and you did not 'believe a
word , of it.:- But every negro bellecod- In his .
•,' - ...thiirt, from The moment - of Lincoln's election,
;.' aid ho would EOZIIC day be fro. gait Odd air-
Z*••-•177 4" • y.
r2iIIIBM
; :/ • : , '
. .• .
• ~.:),Rl,ittTlft
..cllnjessirreetlMi, would be. stiirett up. How
Lave the aegroee behaved,_,_ d log the
waste. Nese:4, B e theta • /Meng -6-'lr:opts
so situat4„and „Caving such_hows, finch orde
eoch gooal.beheddor,'..such:leo&like- patience.
What do you say to Lt 2-{4o the negrom; "true,
trup s . grey. nettsl4. Make ,thuthrs. of, the con.
ditlon'of things; witv•att kotcr the 'black Men
with your superior InteMgence,- and talk as one
.Chtiettathio andther; or 'will you strive to Wire
your predictions' al him folfilled t Ties black
man has enough to uttundlO to let the Atiestion
Of tegdit slonoror,tbergehat. 'Diu* not of
`gradual anuinclpallon-;;„rsdnatltur *bat
does sot exist: 13n1II your 43tate neognizes
ahls,.ber congressmen and senators will Aiever
bonanatiett oBqK we mtist ontrOV. 016 JAB*
of, We_ ;temp" ; Bow control., 15,1 .7.lVelE, , ,tin
Ftwy IiVeIL the TiniliinlPßiationigria•
(1 1 ,104 welthall taker UP aZuipemhat both white
sans and negro 'equnity for'lt. They will be
treatedreetsely alike.
"Slit *Tir ides Introonniks thoti egt t:4l
their contracts.", Weir pass, any,law' - rod the
subject pnrolesse, ao Is: nets equal# , on
whits and blade inecr,' , and 4ft:hi them , both
alike. lid_ yourselymprihe Idea mtl,cr i ating
theneir&irnhefigi troth tito white inkr "Ay
partimum acston'br • szit .ionyenclon
tAilldikt.d,ktihnelAtilttOlirhat a slips, Info
1c10te5 0 3441404:104:44 i3er*brod. Vim
you elPeCt hettordhings?
The fteltenlieeele6trieteirre)(Tcfailetilete
304. pd.yop know.ithoUterwise. net
bureer gently; tterliagrint.:AnifeeVto eal;
&VA'* Jiszte if nnmeritotionsu,
yobr salads are not Etat eta the eternal
ratottalsehood” sbn will he just to the:/*l
-- 'lf yon refine to r6teesi civil' government
on the,,plem Rov arnment -be es
tabWthed,lbr yoil;- whether prn Mott
live,io thank God that. slavery dam
not &dd. imiank Gottfprit now. It made
yonstrogsml to nil WI "MAl=l It was 11,gittly
akes/ siv#. W 6 can nowta& SOSO; all our In
stltutiteskwithoutdanger. or Wag hung. What
*drools, year, leaders 'ware .lo , .aar that the
anrald,not straggle for lire ! We
shall now, be etrongeethea ever: '
mucha relnicquined. If yort.do
as tolitifid write' wintry ed lin have
done to pal Wdewin lwei will flourish. , Let All
exercise Cluistibirforbetramee, eneiwasteitf. lee
the Progress et_rrePADefet leea, pet, 24, Milted
Statealeadieg 1 3 3,theovealeertiof
antitalofonttliopertbetibility of mankind.
AN AltDprrAU
.ri mt i ffrL. .
ne 4 io" 11061•04.1 m 11;0
Jar champion of the rebels to the Nortfarcat,'
l and The organ of the copperheads, haa given
mortal offence to the Eiberniang of that ration
by an article on "Idah Sqnatter Sovereignty."
We biliVe u nOt seen thaarticle, but its effect on
thaPertiesidintimi may be Judged from their
inditalp#uttmitriees. One writes tok,thit,.edltor
andsliciaa hiiieammunitunion with the . Xallow'
stri'do not, brget the fact thqt yo .have
. hitherto lived tipeu the 'delft:4mph:- TheyAire
kept you, fed you and pampectarYnn
when they have reeolved to fling you of; ess
they will do, you will be likely to find yourself a
very amal,inattindeedZ
You lohlttmir !AIM, air,' your 14at - friends,
and epeaking for the Irish people of this city,
let me say c
`min '°a 'kande FaAdirxEcas—‘
Itlaxohiptch(Whtir eeptilt , Ikt!. they
I ft kept, feit ai pampeed " atrip: who, do ring
the - whole war did all that cm wretched era a
!Owl) iVQiirg l ifiatid country
acd to scatter his role= around him, and since
•,t l l,y,didlbat,ihiszg„loyal nnen 9c . 4, be ,
,gileTearo hear that thiy . iii - o hart bein Mod e to
reel his fangs.
Braga Mutt' tilf. 'The Fenian . BreheaMod
look. the matter up, and In &preamble and series
of resoltitions severely denounced the Times.
We give the preamble and the final resolution.
Wunneta, The Chicago Times, by an article
published in its tune of Sunday, the Gth Instant,
ha, made a flagrant and unwarranted attack up
on the poor but industrious Irish of this city;
therefore be it •
Itcaolivd. That we withdraw our patronage
from Gm Chicago Timm, and that we regard It
as a Journal until for introduction Into our fam
ilies, and wholly unworthy of and beneath the
countenance and support of the members of this
society, and that these rmolationa be published
in the Chicago Daily Tribune, .Repubbbam and
Earning Journal, and the German papers.
The Mates, under this furious volley, retracts
a little, and evidently feels that It is guilty of
what such politlelanit regard as worse than a
mina--a blunder,
It is an Interesting little war, and one out of
which soma good at least is likely to awing both
to the °trended parties themselves and to the
coontry.
forth Carolina.
The attention of this section, from the times
I f the earrendeas until ihefissagarations of law
fesrfal.krimntoranbtitei=lead Masan; liarcie
of !inflection!! where Military power., ilhea not
read; and civil authority has not' Ist been ml• -
tahlished. 'The Weak 'have had no it : Meer:l6h
against the strong, and stealing and fraud huh'
been unchecked. These people hided the OP
pointinent of magistrates with the sate feelings'.
With which a shipwrecked man bound to a spar ,
lh mid ocean would hall theapproach of a stroog
ship. Even the bitterest rebels were glad Co see:
low set upanee_.more. The citluany - ot,flarry
-minty sleptestutisoundly that night - 1114n they
had since the first ' ecianiiriPtiuni. Small as the •
thorn walflthad thank fora
_:elfgeta. of desperate,
rebels. 'Until trlddii'lidalr two they had car
tied their rifles - with them stheia they walked the
streets, and Derided bow they would defend each
other and mods& all attempts at" Yankee role.
Theleader declared that the Confederacy was by
ne means &ammo aslyec and that England,
France and Anstria would MULL:IIy interfere to
"Wallet it - tend is Co the alareelrelhg. free, that
WAD all totilbliness.
Even dial:Talon men are not 'ttialled; 'and do
not Oast each ether. Thewarima trained every
man tb suspect, his neighbor, and few have oe.
copied the same positions daring the war. Some
have been carte:4.lml outspoken. Others hays
elves enegralve rapport to the rebellion. Some
have been lukewarm, and- others were gel
ded constantly, by pellet. Then many are
claiming to have been Union 411 the time, though
no one ever suspected it of them In all the font
years. So. society is cplit up into little parties,
each having Its own views, and striving to at
tain objects of Its own.
The wcmen in - this region seem to be better
satisfied with the war than their slaters in the
cities and towns below. They have seen too
much hanging and shooting; too many of their
friends have been forced Into the army, or kept
hiding In the mountalas, to cause them any
grief at the failure of the Confederate cause.
They have not been as Horse for bloodshed as
those who have seen less of it. They share the
bitter feeling toward the blacks that the women
`of the State waxen In so large degree, and
glory In thesarne feelings of cute which dis
grace the whole mass of citizens Ia geaeral.-
Cor. Cin eiratatt Gazlts.
The Oil Wells.
Fronts I:Lewin:irk with `the above title we
take a reeaultalation tte business of the.
Vauutgo region, as te 'Li wake, the time of the
anther's Hatt last.spring
which
The cumber of walla tirsotev a lot the eughtes
wore teutirliff creitteiy. thee which
were in oil on the days of iny'rlalt. On
the Tarr _and other farm I wdlautte that at
least Ally_coorn rem 4 Work exhausting' Ito
Imo; making the active three hn
dred sad aercoty-Are. be in
creased to dye hundred before •satorner.
JiscurrraLenos.
Wells Total ytaUL /Wye
'Beetlona To operstlem. Bands. Per day
Watseka Miller Fa Fla rm ts, ete—....... t ... 21 252 11.1
! 1 23 23.0
-Fetter &fficElhatny a , ats Id 523 KS
Ftuak & Boyd Farms le tie 404
Wish.-Meo/Ixdoelr Farms 15 315 1113)
nvre atEdbert Farm...,.. 0 723 120.8
131.1107 Y 4203 4Z US atid
Tarr &II 0ad..........0... to 411 214
Ilyad & Widow Atatlllta.
lock lama-- 14 141 tole
House & Bochamul - Farms i 7 40
.4
A. Bletilatock to 011 Qty 16 an 42.6
-..-
' 011 Greek?
C9tOsry Enoalle....y IC 6111 81.2
. 61 1
1,972
Pll6O/4 Creek.,..:- 800 too. 29.7 0
'Tribal 6ao Boor Ozoeks,. 14 50 4.4
.Lo rerAlletheny—......... Al 406 .9
OUp#dr do .—. .
10 . . ... in des 4 7
14
mxtted......... -
~ ,
• 8,830 27.6
dt thbitte the aninal proilittof Petroleum.
may bead down at three million able thousand
barrels. We can very well - Mud to leave out
of Me accoont the odd,Ourtuntno, and accept the
''dupe three mallets as thee:admitted' Very Beast.
biel Perspiration which has mended from the.
• Portrfor nue. aroma mother in. that twenty
ittElealatoare bloek of Pennsylvania. .
Of sr
,Tenement t.lfoctsiesta
Buried In • the Ruins.
Guild 140—A.threasitOry brick
.. ,,, Liefuff Ram street.—a. tenement ,honse...
fekdown yaterdaymornlng. - hurling nix &ad. ,
la the rains., One woman .waa , sad'
eeveral'persotisbadly
injured. -
A Quark:no - aster's clerk, named Ronan, was
:arrested here vesteiday.., ohazed with abscond
ing wiartweStY thQuasad dollars of Govern
ment (node Rigid etationed at Loulsyllle. •
TUB DUTI-07 TEXAS
The following is additional Mao:nth:lg the
. Atlantic Ladle A telegram to Valentlet (COM
, .
the Great Eastern on the 29th sates: Th e p: e ras
an accident to the Cable; cane unknown; total
loss of insulation; no communication with Great
Eastern; seven hundred miles out.
The telegriMi . of the 80th saps, All Is : going
I!Olt well; fault removed; perfect. .
A telegrain from the Great Eastern on the
i • afternoon of the Sig says : Nine hundred miles
paid out; wen:hundred and Oily miles run by
the Great Erman; all is going on well; one
thousand and fifty feet laid auccessfully,
A telegram dated August tat says All is
going on well.
TrA.LITAX, August 14.—Tie steamship China;
from Averpoill en the .fati, via Quecnstotrii on'
the 6th, has arrived.. Communication with the
steamship Great Eastern remained snspauded.
Nothing has been heard of her since noon of
thelld Instant.
lifech anxiety and excliementaxisted
Wing theAtlentic Cable,. which had cotitleditdd 413: 2 "
tirely withont'elinals albee isiort of Wednesday
t.the 2d. The general feeling ties one of depts4:.7:
sten , aild hopelessness, although there:Were
many who retained faith •the renewal `of We
comaimunleation. .
„llyvyturooy,„ August o.—Atternohn,-Nofttitig
further bas transpired concerning tike Atlantic.
pahlti"tt liFinipposed to remain in the suttee
istate as previously reported.Thecartheurrental
lwerereturnin stranger aadishom ithad contact Witt; the tritaddred nines from UMW'
FiftPeetefitnr c9it, ice an
buton
nraneet fitirtedit that pride On ttokcable. •
!A Salt:mile telegram of moon today nays:
There bus been no change since yesterday lathe
tlantis Cable: •
Original shares closed at 300(3090; preferred
ans 23 , ,;@2Y, discount.
Another fatal accident is repotted on the
Swiss mountains. A party of seven were swept
away by an avalanche, btu (minuet:old edit - olio.
p porter was killed,,._ „ ao
The Time. is dciPondent, although not en
tirely whtont hope.
The Doily Alva Ones to the hope that the
accident Is not Irremediable, as the weather baa
hot been tia favorable.
The Star hopes that on board the Great E est.
ern they are employed slowly but surely, In
hauling back the Cable to the affected part. Tho
shares of eve pounds sterling experienced rapid
enctuations. On Friday they were down to 2
discount, rallied to 1 discount, and closed heavy
at 1;461 discount.
A test taken at Valentis shows the accident to
the Cable to be a total loss of Insulation [sr
1,290 miles from Valentin. This would belt
almost the deepest water along the wholeroate,
The Shipping Cia,errs says that small lean
emcee were taken at Lloyd'a on Friday at fifty
pound', but most of the 'underwriters declined
risks at any price.
The Pall Mall Gazette says It It understood
that an astronomer of the Royal Observatory
bas communlasted the following facts to the
Atlantic Telegraph Company: At noon
of Wednesday, when the signals be
came unintelligible,. the magnetic Instru
ment at the Greenwich Observatory showed
that "lint la 'termed magnetic storms had
commenced. - nese Warms canes the , rrents
tO flow through' the telegraph wires, and serious
ly effect the worklngof both land and sea lints.
Re also elated that although,the storm has
much . abated,corrente may tfti lapas.shig
of sufficient strength to -confuse the signals
passing from the Chip through the delicate in
struct:tenth used at • Valentia. This magnetic
aorta Is the greatest that has occurred for many
Gnu? Barramr..—lt hi. reported that Don.
Itri'delickPeeJ, has resigned the becretaryship
of the , Treasnry, and that T. B. Baring to likely
to smcceed him. ,
The London 21ma editorially, expatiates on
the difficulty of maintaining and finding thellb:
anted slaves of the South, and says- that It Is
only for victorious govern meats, by a few woria
to strike off the slates' fetters. and dish:cage and
destroy the industry of the , whole community,
but It tenet easy for it to lied au answer to the
awful question of "what are thepeople to live
has raised for Itsel f, and which
easy dwyjnOret anti mote Importantly demands
an svelter.
,The atm:plague continued violent, and en—
ergetic measures werepsogresalng to check it.
dream—The EpOca *MS that :orders orders have
been sent to General Gamlert to declare war
squirrel Stn Dorainga The statement Is con
eidered versi doubtful.
Ecumeeno Ho zerrcw — Alartningramors had
been cement of the total failure of the regula
tons between Austria and Prussia, relative to
the Duchess and Vienna. Bourse was affec
ted, all funds tailing:
Levar.—Dispatches say thatthe negotiations
have not been broken olf, but have merely en
tered upon a newirhase.
The Brazil mails are received, with details of
the to eat national victory of the Brazilians over
the Paraguayan squadron. Both aides exhibited
great heroism, and the daughter Is describad as
terride. The battle occurred three leagues
below the' City of Cadences, and lasted from
idea o'clock in daemon:ring dit sit In the eve
ning. The Paraguayan Sect conalsting of eight
eceumers and eft gunboats, mounting eighty
Founders and also forty ridedcannon - which was.
almost annihilated by the Bradawl force. Their
lees wee nine hundred men, including nineteen
officers. The main army of the Brazilians,
seventeen thousand strong, was encamped on
the banks of the Urugay, and ale the Confines of
the Brazilian territory another wing of four
teen thousand men was stationed. The condi
tion of the Brazilian army was unsatisfactory.
The typhus and dysentery were- making "sad
ravages. A body of two thousand Paraguayans
desolated en Province of Cartel:des, and they
afterwards hunt Into the Rio Grande, swept the
banks of the Parma and marching thus Into the
Punter:a •
The political wail unimportant.
Ancona remains, its 'yet, the farthest point
the cholera bad attacked in Its north-western
route. The number of deaths eit that place on
the 4th teach 84,
LATterz—Lbaiool. - 4=w E.—Cottcok sides
to-day mow bales, Including one thousand
bales to *Malaita dad exporters. The market
tidbit and quiotallonaremein unchanged..
Eirreche.?b , —The market is unchanged and
quiet. The weatherfs more Offerable for the
ac garpeol Provision Narkd.—Birland, Atidyal
iit Ca, report beef With an npwird tendency,
meetly for fine quaWlesi pork firmer, and lard
Hint, and quoted at 78(380s.
Liverpool ProduceAlorbrt.—Tho Renders' Oar.
eular report
s ugar_quiet, nd steady. Coffee,
stey. Igoe, quiet . and steady. Petroleum,
market quiet and steady.
to f l on 34 dondfarlats.Wheat, firmer and advanced
d.
Prodelon marketsteady. '
- Lennox, Angara O.—Evening4' ionsols closed -
at en@oo for money. - Erie 50@)503.4 17nited
, . .
States 6 . 2 0'508®68,,t , i.
Psaus, Angtust s .—Everiing—The bourse chased
quiet; Itentee closed at 67@t170.
Liverpool Breadloo Marka.;--Sichardson,
&duce &Po, end Wakeked, Nash di
port dour quiet and staadyt wheat dell and Tate.
day's Improvement lost; earn quiet, mixral Mad
(Pis fki pa the spot, 223 0293 Od to arrive.
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WASIIMOTOIe.' Aqua: 14.—Tbe Governent
bah .0$ information dated 1day2241,
narrating the devastating effects of a tervime
hurricane Whichibited the - society of Barney .
,and Palaseraton-Lilandc eon moot probably alp.'
en.. Opo ofibtrralmenttetbialanft in the rear
cm 'the 'Northeast, boa been entirely washed
away, renderinr.ravigation extremely dangerous.
Nothing but the coral loathers ,remain, which,
In mum of 'heavy see, ire entirely Invisible to
the eye; but In perfectly calm weather, they are
observable. All these lolanda are .wdlltrowit
to the sailors in the South &a. Owing to this. .
damage by the hurricane, several vessels have
been wrecked, but so for an known, none were
Americana. 'lgnite also suffixed cm:midi:rah*
from the samMuse.
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COAL SHIPPED AT fiEOREGIOWN
Case of Fuller the Forger.
THE TRIAL OF (APT. WIRTZ.
LATEST ADVICES FROM TEXAS
I V Altintqt . tra, : ittigestlet,-,-There le a large
Inete Irbil c ant
lAdhicro le Cab'
• ?CT, 1.5P5 . gl What ,43fIncod by the coal
allifYipetititGeorgettnaei i D. DT-to Di m ly cielmitti,
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•. TOP stalementiwlS - tiferlefare made; Wed Is
no , goibt.... th eli;ortta a press, that T..Vir.
FullersWh oinymianctuent in the 04 Capitol
iMdersrdent - from the WarAlumattment, to the
party • who defrauded the Uttlow Congre ss lonst Committee out of five poitApd' by
aleadenf drafts drawn aud llgned In' Vault by
the Treasurer, Mr. Harkui, which dralkitheaski
Faller stole,. titled tip, and collar:1:4 and re
ceipted for. giving receipts also signed !Abbott:
This, it new appeal% Is erroneous, Sedator
Harlon never signed either dralla or receipts In
Mink - for 'that Committee. .The cleans zed re
ceipts were forgeries as w. 41 as the lath& prawn - -
tad by the rogue, as a voucher for his authority
to make eo lectlous. None cf the signatures
were genuine.
Ha had. barely commenced, when being ad
vised by, his Mends of. his nefarious work', and
line of trade; he was interrupted 09 .' 10 '4°4 Or
telegraph, arrested aid Imprisoned, bat eacapkti,
some weeks afterwards through the aid of some'
of his accomplices at Racine, Wiecanaia, Ptah&
the arrest was made. The whole amount 'col
lected by means of the (01'017 as far as the
committee could learn, did not decal 'seven
hundred dollars.
WAS/MOTO/I, August 14.—The trial of Capt.
Welrtz, repel commander of Anderamtville Prls•
on. will crUntdebee tomorrow, before the mill.
Lary commlsston, of which General Underwood
Is President and Col. Chapman Judge Advocate.
About one hundred witnesses have already been
'avenue, and by them and many Indlyldna
came of cruelty are'efiaected to be proved
agalnat the accused. They will testify from
personal experience.
;Pirate letters read here from prominent citi•
zeris of Term, state that very many of those
who were Intense 1 5 C03120025221 are now equally
.aPferient and ziedods for the Tinton.
• The largest slave-holders express ttiemselies
rectociled to the chang ed conditions of °WOW,
and say that well reg Mated free labor will prove
more profitable than servile help, the war bar
,lng irretrieiably demoralized the domestic in
stitution:
The crops through Texas are unprecadentedly .
good. The opinion among leading . men la, that
12 0 1 / 1 2 CIV , f042itot(8 slatn..lll Wore =Oft return
to thorn:llsh thin Texas.
ir : • EiT. LOUIS POSTOUICE
MR. . HOLLOWAY'S RESIGNAT lON
ifaw Tong, Aciguat 14.—The meted for the
Bt. Louis Postotace lOrieriegalte„rere laxery
little probability of Pety's reettrril.% • •' •
lion. Daniel P. Holldiay visited the President
yesterday (or the second time, and tendered tilt
resignation an Commissioner of Patents. Mr.
Johnson distlea/9 informed him that ho wouLl
not bare him turned oat, but If he was deterin
hied to resign and would Ur a day beyond
which he would not remain that would re
luctantly accept his resignation. Ha further.
more expressed his initials satisfaction with Mr.
mapagement of the hi:wean. The
latter gave the President reasons for having his
suaxasor appointed by Tuesday of this week,
and i-xpects to vacate his office at that time.
Mr. Holloway leaves little less than ooe hundred
thousand dollars as a surplus fund In his olive
fir his successor.
HEM RAILROADS BERG REPAIR
Trouble in Petersburgh Between the
Whites and Blacks,
lIIIBRICAEE AT SOCIETY AED OTHER ISLiNIi
Now Yens, August 14.—The PMersburg
Ye., Esprcu i of Saturday, says the first through
train on thdretersburg rallroad-sinee flier 16th
of Amp/Want, came Into Petersburg.= Friday
erening. The railroad connection, between Pe
tersburg, neleigh and Wilmington and
polntafurther south, Is now completed. The
Etrywas ears the war on the races in that city:.
cputinues, there being mach trouble between
the soldiers and the negroes and white , citizens
and muses.
The item Mars Rio sending large ettantltles of
cotton Into Petersburg for a market. Saim were
=Mpg at 88 cents.
The Weldon and Petersburg railroad, which
sIII-open la a day or two, wth bring a much
larger stock of cotton.
THE PIRDSNING - OF REBELS.
RICHMOND MIINICIPA.L EILTICTION
Failure of a 'Gold Operator
Israw Yana, August 4 4•Tbe President has
seen urged to consider the - question of tho par
doning of several prominent rebels.. •
Citizens of Richmond are here to make repre
sentation concerning the recent municipal elec.
Lion In that city.
The Cornnurniat says that an operator s In gold
P. IL Alendford, No. 10 Wall street, has failed
to provide for Ws cheeks to a considerable:mount.
On Saturday he received large amounts of gold,
stated at from one hundred and 114 to two
hundred and Ufty thousand dollars, giving Vs
checks in payment. Nine of the checks have
been honored: . Up . to noon to-day the party
himself has not been found.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ondition and Deportment of Jeff, Darts
Nzw 'Tenn, August 14.—The correspondent
of the 13ostou Traveler mites: Dr. Craves, Med
ical Director at Fortrera Monroe, under whose
especial care deft Davis Is placed, gives amounts
of the condition and deportment othla primer.
He represents Davis in excellent- health but
troubled in spirit. The guards are regular In
their attendance upon him, and constantil*iseir
attentions to please the en chief. Few com
munications occar between Davis fond Dr. Cm
yen, but no one Is permitted to engage Davis la
talk far even a few momenta.
The other day Davis and Clay mat on the
gerunds and had a very thief conference in
Breach,
t off
of which the curds understood noth
a this J Davis has had
cominunication eff.
say one but his medical
adviser. sedum° whatever by letter with aity
body. Ile frequently made attempts to allude to
Ida own case to discuss his chances in the kW,
cc his mmishment, or get some ides of the par..
pose of thegaverument towards him, but such
efforts are always fruitless, for Dr. Craven Im
mediately changes the aubject.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR VIAL MARTIN
Ilia Proclamation to tho People of Florida
New Arm, Ammat 14.—ProvIslonal Gover
nor. Morrie, of Plailde, taped hie proclamation
to the people:of that;State, armouncirtg hle ap..
pointmcnt, by the.PFesidena end fathrmlng than
a the necessat7 eters lc oe taken to restore
government• The days for the deal= of
delegate" to a Convaatkm and for the imeembllns
of the eame are not decided open; but they Will
he slimed as soon as the proper time shall have
been given for the people to take the. oath of
allegunee;and for other Decamp: prelimina
ries, AD has been done by ell other Protekatal
Governors...
ktfb tie effizen tha grimy
desdandcannet beinit
reauseltated, s
brit t
ho dons
not liko for 110 tee of hit colleagurealat'
the lecalotlicers wh o officiated an dsebel rule.
although (be old county Incumbents are anther.
feed to stillackm matters pertaining to the ad.
mlnlatratlon of estattatand the recording .of
deeds, - nntll the regular Civil Government shah
'Aare been restored. The Government lastest*
the naliitary to preserve order and take cool
ranSe of Its breathes throughout the State, and
only national officers, orthe civil officers of a.
local State or Territory are authorised to sitaln..
lister the allegiance oath.
imiwashwastaaral
GEORGIA / MIL Ala ARBIA
'their tomplilloa Rapidly Paolied Forward
.rtuArguip t *OßED : To ITS aliEB.
liEntxa .neirrt AND IBIPB/SOZinD
~E ratkrucipatiore'i in• Brazil.
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Km" lona, Angust.l4,-Ztat Thraters Sam
nelkeerrespondent says c The low stato of wa-
Ora tho present time prorating In the Saran
inair liter, ' eatiferlog notoriety with the
trannandatloa of cotton to the market, has
fop
ireederedlhe le additionally atudons for the
completiono the Georgia Central Railroad,
firaihe wor oti It la lasing pnahed forward as
rapidly's Miele, as oleo on the Atlanta Rail
road; Onthlng west of Savannah.
HMieral Brannon haa vim orders for the Pa
laski house to be rmtoiedTi this original Prop*
Milertor, Mtg. Wittburger who was an officer W r ath
army.
,
I). Hornell, tiother-in , lawof err. Davie
wile atlirevititialy, stated was arrested for drunk
en itsd.disbideilytiosiducti,ankttlieting'insalting
and dislitoca Isagnage In the Pulaski louse. has
beettositeneed to a fine of two hundred and fifty
d'l,lars str: months imprisonment and Estee.
gittilitiftdlitt seat out of the District. Another
rebel wittiiipartictpated with Harrell to his crim
inal demonstration hoe been imprisoned in the
city guard house.
Encouraged by the progress of ervents la dif
ferenf parts of the worMi and especially by the
abolition of alai-cry trooughout the whole of the
Unitedßistes, and the prospect of the total pro
hibition 0111 in this country at a very early. day
by the Constitutional Amendment,. the Maeda
of emancipation inllcazil are actively at wink In
looking to Its extbitmlion in that empire. Al
ready propositions for a partial emancipation
there, as will beeeca by the Interesting articles
which we publbstigthis morning, have heen in
troduced In the Brazilian Senate, with a good
prospea of becoming a. legal enactment. if
successful in thejse Maestros their advocates In
tend to muttons their efforts for still further
Matheetions in the -Matter, and hope before
many-years that they will be able to effect the
complete abolition of alaym7 la their country . .
Advice-a have fieeit recellred from the 'city Of
thla Chihithus i * A ka, ththe 22def June. 'Every
Watt&is progressing well with the , Gov
ernment of President ;mos and accounts were
daily bebig redelTed Of:the uprising of the poi"-
iple evelywberre throug,tioat the Republic -against
ithe Empire. '
The termination of our civil warand the
:prospect of aid hom as, had created universal
confidence In the catty triumph of the pattiots
loser their oppressors..
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President Juarez tricot To etinitimMate Im
lan an
t arrangemsala HadMit States.
Additional important developments in con
nection with th e Primula Bank defalcation are
toallnaiilly being made. It appears Chatilim.
Brower:was not the only one who received the
favors et, Jenkins . ... In of one of the
toted female hoarding; Crosby street,
has been found • tine cluster diamond ring
worth el ht,lunadreddollars which the girl lays
was given her by the alleged defeating teller.
She also says that ha frequently presented ber
with large sums of money, at one time en high'
as Eve hundred dollars.
DIFFICULTIES 8ET1V.E6. 1 5 CI CIZEN3
AND FREEDMEN.
Ravages fonunitled, by Netroes.
Dissatisfaction Among Loyal Paople of South
giW TOUR, August 14. —The Herald'. Witsh
ipeciat ;1461 Orave dltlieultles "hers
erten between the citizens of Mecklenberg coon.
ty. Va., and the freedman heretofore !lying as
des... In that country. The presence of armed
negro troora le the country does not seem to
operate to the ravages of the free negroes
who congregate at one or two or more important
points the country, to kill sheep, poultry.
bogs, and devastate the corn-fields, melon and
other patches without stint.
The white people are represented as being
parallzed; refining to protect themselves fearing
military
th power will bear hegttly them
shreild ey interrupt the proceed cgs of the
Argro marauders. Governor Plerpout an rate
abtlanitimare nmch scorched as tottpimpor.
tent subject of what is to bo done with the no ,
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green of the B.ate.
The Times' Ilertztart, S. C., corfesporident
says the address delivered by Gov. Parry, at
Greenville, has :mini great dissatisfaction to the
loyal people of that State. and they say ha is not
the manor tho place.
f Wee Labor in South Carolina, c.eorg'a and
tlorlda,
New Toter., Angast 14,—The TratlK'll Wash.
ington 'matte] non Gem Joseph 6.-• Fullerton;
of the Freedmen Bureau, who was recently
mot on a tour tdias_pection through South Car
olina, Georgia and Florida, has returned. He
states that many of the planters told Wm that
they could obtain more labor from the freedmen
under thecontraet system than they ever did
before. The amount of labor performed by them
depends altogether on their employer, and .the
right kind of men can get as much labor from
them ea can be done by any pennon In the hot
eunervatlng climate of the &nth. The common
remark among the Bole:barn planters Is that sla
very Is right. It Is a far better condition for the
negro, and his slavery Is far be , ter for the Smite
Mae, bra the war has so demoralized the negm
that we can do nothing with him, and le is best
to acknowledge at once, that he to free and to
hire him to do-our work.
'ln the parts of the South visited by General
Yullei toe, he cooed ' ', that where Government
rations Le ;Issued to the distance, as many
were distributed to the whites as were Issued
to the blanks. The Into ligent portion of the
former slave owners have come to the coact.
sloe ti at ti e freedmen must be educated ; that
In fact education Is Imperatively necessary to
the n.alntenauce of amicable relations between
the t rrploTer and employee, while they admit
that a state of gloomy Ignorance of the slave Is
a great eitleratum.
The people of the South are generally con
vinced that 'slavery has palmed away forever,
end are malting the best arrangements they can
to reeurethe labor of Mel!. former slaves.
T. era Is a wide spread opinion among Via
freedmen that the lands of their former masters
belong to them. That they have tolled all their
lives withrmt pay and that the lands are theirs In
remunenUlon fbr their toll. The freedmen of
gotaleCarolins and Florida are all daslrona that
schools be established among them, and regard
titian as essential to their present condition of
freedom.
The TrOtote's Richmond correspondent Bayer
The statement of grievances by the colored
canary
people have been thoroughly diked and the no ,
end .
The nth nqn. have been aseigned to the
command *few market guard house with the
care ed the upper put, of the city. A change
has Cuban made In the Proyoulduaiu di&
blots. LA tha regilmeam on de-4,110_
Coancelleut and uth Maine-gogys ben order*
to this city, and three companies of the Gith
regiment. United State colentd tnsops,icat on
guard duty in the vicinity of the Rockes.
Four military primers are confined here
sweating action by the Government upon their
crimes A Oommieelan is ecepeeted shortly to
assemble in Richmond and pass Judgment,
The lint is' Dick Tuner, known u the rola.
moue keeper of Libby Prison during the days of
the rebellion. About sere mouths eines
Dlek effected' Ms escape, and atter three
woke' diligent eearch, he was found in a house
In this city. The Penitentiary bailee been
suilielently repaired, he was eel there.
The Old Dominion Nall Works, located
on • ilo Isle , OM allowed to reetunl oper
atkine.While oar prisoner were confined ea
the lower dOf the details were made
in yptads to haw In the construction of the new
building which renew la the hands of persons
of eteoulon proclivities.
Robt. Oald, late agentof exchange for the reb.
el Gov ernmeatileines - Richmend with perm's.
Sion of the authorities to cleft, - Arlington.
The Goat Dusso•AmerleariNTelegraph.
• ;Ifew Yon; August 14.—8 y the arrival of the .
Breteen, from &mthampton, we beValhO, for.
lowinQ news: A Warsaw Journal armollareis
Russiae pirm for rk telegraphic line between ,
and Amertea-has• beim - approved and
_signed by the Czar. The Ruslan government
proposal to complete the flue ajar as Nicol
oterookL The remaining portion from Nicol.
aimed to Ban Francisco being at .the charge of
the American government. The capital of the
latter will amount to 610,000,000, and be=
representlngEB,434,6oo hare already been tuned.
/t la Interrictiguit this route Ina be finished in
lIVo years.
Doetba in Now York
Nuw Tons, August 14.—Thero were el: bus
dred and drty deaths in this city last week—
four hundred end fifty bting-chtdrou.
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Candllion ef2,Croga la Canada. ' •
NEI? Irons., August I4.—The ce.nmvid 4 d.
parker says: A Canadian 'cruirtlenstin itiritia
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us thenallowing eaten= tri regarded the crops
of Utter and 'Lower- panarßil 'Pie amps -thin
yea? will prove to be the largest' 'cqr hart*ced
In Canada, and tie" yield will t i ght a ' very :fine .
quality'. "The raiorAle gpiiiiitisiih• itg,. genial
tains, and The One harvest weather, hava' demo
wade:ands 'Beason mid Cid grifsAriMinde of
the Bustin= hats; zecehred an impetus; midi is
haa rAtieSSlstithlencetleiticallS36, u • -
ll 7 leal - zWils Fop sf- bothlnPrluS,44, WtUte
I Wheat . ll*lnk&D, toga tl. al* , Orikr..fifiltrigte
'with ibi ! .o , ..wbu o n, of stirisil, tritets . iii
i iiiti have
teen Mita - by Wage: ' . _ , -
, rear. , LA tame.' breadthsonah-d list tftsi town
Ala inn 'and the 'Budget! la very Ica, with
more than an average yield.—
Barley-4/ wing to:the high mice paid for Bar
ley. for die Pall AM ..ICariss .4110 fervors have
given their attention to the. cultivation . of this
grain, and hate Bovitl,a larter efts': than 111 any
Previous vestal:kb was ludirted- to gOod uon
dtikth. In Intermix tertlid erop 'it LS sontistidng
wonderful, both as aegard.4/ the quantity end
quality, as such* yield , perditra tas•nesui teen
known either In upper . erldwer, Canada. sna ll
Is estimated by the beat Judges audit wlllexcaxl
109i),000 bustheLs as compared withianypretions
Rya , ...The crbpirgded andthis'iiimttle
Viththe asaaPartz Ithitai;—Thle. Ls also
a way One croy, mat, tlusa . ittraterage, while
the grahajs oto f:client Malin* . •
The Erpreas says: A New Oilman connepea.
dept of the Treat., who hee criticised Ociteral
Gibbffedtaltdetratiou rather' shs4ls, reached
this chy under arrest to-daz, and was per Oat
the charge of General Hooker.'
Retreat front thi Richmond.
New roan, August l4.—The Richmond
Whig of Saturday lam. In a long article depend.
ming the position assumed by those at the
north who deoaard political traniatunent for the
treason of therebele,end claims that the punish
ment oi the Smith le endlelent already. Ilium
the sun does not look upon a comuffed people
whom lot Is so deplorable as theirs.
In the first place they had to sustain theshoek
or disimpuletment and humiliation. Second,
from the wealthiest people la the yrorid, they
hays become the poorest. Third, horn and bred
to perfect political liberty, they lid themselveswithout self garernmeet Megraded Into a
legal equably with their own slaves: • In addl.
don - lo these lea Mote yet deep and boding soil
citude growing out of the new condition of the
race, which while smants were a protealen,
but reed and placed upon an equality by an in
fluence to which It Is now liable, cannot- but be
regarded as a danger.
To this lint It says, it- triftuot add by, oiling
that there is scarcely a honsehold In the Routh
in which, there are not ey‘el,rct tea from weep'
ibr loved ones that . will be seen no toere.
It argues that nom the day the President M.
solved eppe4,l7.lThr, to:AU South self.goverti
uferd,.thpirAtt ls,altd.e,gitatinis of Atter , North.
determian g• - •14 ,0 4 • alirati#l The
pith pialot, r .heing ,that tbess
cialeithefight - Of edrrege.'ibr ,the 'nevelt. qt..
conesile the peeple'ofthe teeth 'to "keep their
tal abthelgiaiehrethePreident, a Nand
OrWy determined to See that their rights are
accorded thank
,
Steam:fern dleilietTee .Rece ption of
,Aftnil.
Pontiff»,Ma.E i 4 lie, Diastole,
arrivedltdeatsitss',7Theanedfrceo gottamenth
was well nontiatial: llll :lkltot nrVra ran- Tao
Anonnentlettaiditle the ,dlstanco 111;1114 In=
andlen tettbalettAt the'rat&Of fiarly..tefilinots
framd „ : ,, :rhiiDtetatofwai t 3 rake be her
orb etr ,, they:lrrntteleteritcatatiViirtil
have an allowance of seventeen Mintage rot the'
stoppage ofherimschineryi .en enema of the
beating an the crank pin. Al 2vf. ceolocic the;
Dictator hauled otkand,bore down the bay (or
a call, id that thelarty might arrive at the ex
pected bour-4tlce-okloek.• - •
The Dictator ta eomevrtat foul, ,And the Aga
mehtlens leclear. Mutt - yam& were:eildently
fairly inatched for apered:"; The deicers 'clam a
decided euperlority in sailing for their respective
vessels.
Mayor McLellan, with the members of the
city government went down one tender to re
ceive Admiral Farrago& and sulte--twerity-five
In number, Including the ladles. The reception
rat quite social and informs!. Itettumine to
the city the party were taken to the Preble
Home. After tea they will drive about to view
the city. To - inorrovi morning the Admiral
proposes to return to Portsmolgh In the Aga
mowers it 9 o'eJoek, In which errant no pante
reception win be held.
Stock and Money Market. •
New Yowl, Augeu3t 14.—The Stock market
well dull to-day. At this morning's beard' the
total calm of Railroad Stocks amounted to only
4,600 shaves and not a single entry was madeon
the contract book of Exchange, a fact utmost
unknown in the history of the board. Prices
are unaffected. Later In the day the market
was better with an Increased demand for Stocks
generally. Erte,,C E dSonithern and Rock laiand
were the faYorlltat Itattreadlmada ware nomi
nal'.
Bank Stocks quiet. 13tate Bonds are Steady.
with a rise In Tennessee sans. Illixicilanbous
Lima wittmet material change. Governments
are dull; .the decline at London . causal
twenties. to open at a decline. etubseviteptty.
some purchases on foreign iseconnt an =name ed
quotations. There is nothing of specialinteratt
in the Gold market. The decline of iire-twee.
ties caused the market to strengthen.
The demand for money is quite active. Seme
time ago the Gold Exchange resolved that the
Rank of New York should be made a clearing
house and only checks on that' bank should be
on good delivery. Thip worked well Ore a time,
but today large amounts of forged checks on
LockwoOd &lat., and, lirookshnoun & Binger
were discovered. They were hypothecated; sod
already the amount' is stated at a hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. This has created
quite a aeration on the streets.
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Mlardssfipt State Convention. • -
iscascut, Miss., damn 14.—The Mississippi
State Convention convened at 12 o'clock, M.,
to.day. Governor Sharkey examined Into the
loyalty and qualifisakuns of the
.members, , and
administered the amnesty oath to isnett as had
not taken It before. The Convention was or.
Mired by electing J. C. Jerger, of Washington,
Co., President; J. L, Power, of Minds Co., See,
retail; T. S. Macmacken, Sergeant at Arms; W.
J. Brown, Doorkeeper. Adjourned until three
o'clock. The rest of the day was :spent In t ar.
ranging the prellminaries to important business
trahmactlone before the body.
Admiral Farragut Serelladed.
POILTLANIN Ns., August 14.—The hand of the
h Regale's serenaded Admiral Farragm at the
Prehle Home this evening. A large concourse
of citizens were present. The Admiral an
knowit dged the compliment and thanked the
sa=emblage for their cordial reception. Short
epees hes were made by distinguished men of the
party. The Admiral has decided to remain mall
11 o'clock to-morrow morning, at which time he
will leave on the Agamentlens for Portsmouth:
Dickoer will remain heti. Between nine and
ten o'clock In the morning the Admiral will
bold a reception at the Mayor's' mom In the City
Government Sales in Richmond.
cial New Tenn, August 14.—A eraahington ape.
says I A wide spread and generally accred
ited rumor prevails In Richmond that an order
Lam reached that city from Washington. Rebid.
ding th e iselling of an more Governme nt Prop
el% audit Is said and believed that war with
hence relative to the emnalsion of Maximilian
from Umber_ and Involving other Earopein
Antes Is Imminent. These rumors hero-found
their way throughout the Beata Great excite.
ernnywhere prevails on the sal ject of a foretge
zar.
Prom Newborn—An Immense Amocuit of
12211211=1
19.—Colonel J. M. Ches.
say. of the IA North Carolina Union volariteern,
la
fard dan
in this Sta gerously with the typholdlever at Bean
te.
da Immense amount of corn and other pro
ducts from all parts of the State, b dolly arzle
be In Newbern.
The three Lines of eteantere plying between
this point and the North sue unable, arm with
their increased facilities, to fornith enalclent
trareportation to keep the whims clean, and
they aro !Awls° unable to supply the demand ef
the inereantile trade In this city- their:mum.
tripe.
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Maine State , Democratic convention.'
Poirrsura, Anglia 14The delzgititi:of the
Mate Democracy are assembling In preparatioa
fore conyen tksi taatorrove, x"-Phe reareseetulu
seill'probanly Mt be .large... Judge JEloward, of
Portland„ Is the pmadnent candidate for nom
:taloa u Governor. Ike °cave:Won Deena At
ten o'clock to•enaroi. era;i:ir t .
. -
Praia* Kintf ApP9hited 'Ctalettit .0 the'
:sort of ,Itese,Tork. ;..
NEw Your. ilttettll4:-.4tti -SpeStal:
says: Senator Preston King haibeeu itypoltited
, tx:lleetor of the port of New York. In pr i ce ot;
Sksou Draper. Several uskuportant 9Polnfi:
meats wars aisayssate to-45% '•
_
4t - New Xork. .
trbil r ene.kivait 14:—On Elattn"ply I these
Iraq fit this porVitutpali.. Wanness. ntne•tnnzr.
shirt. one latmdredNand nineteen -beat. one
hundred and telripelzin , bilge andlizt4 schoon
ers.
: Tito Sign of the Great Eastern.
dere BAY, Anzustll3.-3:30 ThOre hat
been ir/O arrival from Now foundlandp,and no
Intelllgenco frOM t4o Nre4 gab - ten:6 '4,
Counterfeiter 4 urdoldecte..-Musniate to-CHI- . t COLOCti7r-AaltharitY.
La APPoluted -Coitecturs et lutultal Comm:rid:de eVittfatent 'prOyfideditt4lieel.
itsenne.
Ina* Saturday Outing' occallitiridat by the ar"
.haw Tone, deg. 14.-Tbe President has Par
doped C.-F , iloward„ aureletedin Wisconsin for 'tech*
rest by the pollee of men g
Y tk'rentna
off
counterfeiting, and stanested• =usher cll'euirsee / 92 a New ° eat, tqw...LtregsK.----
ondlarlEgdpnl. •.,fte. apeolnted4unaltas.Coa-
. Only In Olaf c.44 - indthis f0re.414 release of Um
frod to be Cowhide:ter& Coehin, Chloe. men, who were taken froak:thtkonatlaczon..bY
tone and fitairldryfa ftthe iriternal na
. 1. 40 1 1° I, Order of Colonel ilten.commtnder of the post.
also been appolate for Texas and Gen:WM The soldiers were belt/Mak loath:kr etlsonderi9
taannor,-tpd ,0 4ottleee73re4,aueeezted to
inikenn *rat , teatitteCtil4fittlterwinclee
ensued. Sercrei the by:undid% eauvries'll3.
aid, end be finally incceedetf. tirrestil4 VElThet.
of the party. One of the &gales' vas 'hooka
down and stunned by a blow-on the bet-i from
a none tbrawn by soma One 4ntl3zottrird.
Officer Brady . wakaiso .I:analderably trotted by
bl°wa fz wu , a ba..P;mhi Ira 4ktfaaada.of ontrof Oak
The threeeoldfAiali/04 temenekelPteon
before' tonalderabletutober,of comrades
apnetrod nerd demanded Of& leleaW"dettia.lng
UlPflattartlcat to tab tbakV , lne tato' Wilier
were not: Oren np., -Another Knoll OPag.Anl
band r ot an biilcet arrived with an order tt?
nbamuidertat tticiptiak biVeleatir tha - nkan
eaLd.lisco , B Pillitkett2itteity team :salmi
th atm ,tialay_roldter. to ha confined in Or. itattils t
itebt , gtriid , tnefi kept en ' titt tidoti Elaridny,
VON itwasonicorelL Itirould Imetritit,AhWe
tneartires,of tba,cortmander of the -soak mei
ptetty` severe - eireteli - otlie, anthority
tztatteartlorailadeqpnikedthrestfgatton.-
Z-Vifil . .ifeekteate=at' 'friday eight "Imam
Copt p: pan& of Wbeelinge weg sate ore
bY, on . train on thaAntrall.Oldolkijk
Ind was instantly Wed. nikbod, was
histribPy mutilated; and porttozus of Ma remains
nesueattami along Ilia track tbr at , least on
ile. Copeland was mu of inteaparaktotb ,
itit, *halt Impped that ne was Intaloatql
at the ttzna of the amid/tut, 'latch occurred la'
t ht . Ficirdt2ff.. stpaeavina,. -
-She IE4 rrigams . Congriam Oahe& ,','
ditnatidnis tlonnee; Angtedli it-"-The 61d
frigate -CallaTeS3. Wartaidt.holllEriaktY hour
Ales morning , and maned 40ir , Talk . - SVI Ho
off hewell's•Rant elm got agrotind,. and Midi-
Atonal ateampower being appilettpur off.
The frigate Ocestitutlim arrived this morning
tom Newport, R. 1., via Annapolis.
New Tons. Angnstl3.,—The daellna vir4
In London, ban etrengtheied thep
_remlem.,qo
gold. ne market: twirefe4ila'64at, en d . mi.!
sewed under .the: eppVelmi 4 meillnit theirtV.
Treasury . nut, throw more gold ee. the meritet.;'
Gold closed at 14131. . t e al
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• 1i. ,P, C4 4 C444 ° 11 . 4 ' 3l C
CdEW 1 084 VIL itr-tria..lloAPßik.
fcalastrgold eheelai r beezeaW-,
araeredto4s7 ort Wall efireatiaxid rtneteire. - of.
an°ther I ' nkd erslcallan "4,44 0 1,,,.., • f•,l
. .
TatgraPk/VIM llar
rIQW V 4 t u gl u tbW - .' 041 / 1 7 4 1. - -Thia
Tateetp as si ono yv , snirlyir East skt 4h l 4polattaides CEO
Ce4974,fflriapri in gt.., Lbnte
Or. 84ernian ar
rived yeataidaptabilibt.
,
• litzo,il.7 } Nude TzffuL4Cl;Pp44,
zomist4x,Auxustl4..—Jauuzi,4T..o
State Treasurer, died yes:en:lay mornlag;
QT! ARD c'el/BURBIN.
Meeting of the Firemetire Aisioetation.
A quarterly meeting of the Firemen's Asancl'
ation was held on Monday evening, at S o'clock.
• Preew.t on roll call, Musts. White, Donditon,'
Micah!, MackeY, Montgomery. Sime..slek,
;Heintz, Wallaker, Cripples, Irw'n -Thompson,.
Porter, J. M. Little, Winne, John, Little' end
,President McCarthy:l- 1 , 4 -
The minutes of the leat - reOliir ineetiniz wen,'
;read and adopted.
Mr. Daniel Thompson, flout the Committee of
_
Conference and Inspection, made a report of the
condition of the varicmus engine houses, engines
and hose, which was read, accepted and- ordered
to b et Treed 'VMS therainotek
, The Cinanduee anpointedit tee:tang to
twat* upoit, lusmanco; companieSi. adult:A.-the
followe contributions
.• n
Weeterti 5100,09.
CittzettiV-“ , l- ",
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Mmacragalicla • " ... 50,00
Pittabargh " 5300
Chief Engineer, John Hamill, Mode A quarterly ;
report of the various area and the steamers in
service during the east quarter. There Were
twelve flees, in whiukthe summery, were !AAA:-
Tice" and ' ate false IMIKELS. Via Wet Egdoette,
an neals ; the,' Prolsifit, avdrrflie conipihy n
eleetipgme coal:o47R° be ma :hived stmllelreirl
The.report Wee.reeelved, thethanlotofpft-Armo-;
dation returned to the Chief Magineer, 4 , 4 he
was directed to =Undo hie'reports. 7 . , - -
Mr. leionard qirildVellexiatidneePpropriziting
thelium of NOO as a etAlldlng .reWard for . the
rieAt andoonvlction nth - e l / 4 , ldence as will
lead ID the aireat arid .coltylcilan of any person
irbo may hereafter wantonly and maliciously cut
or otherwise mutilate, or render partially or to
tally ineffective, any bale or l othirealiqiamtas
longing to the Fire Department, and rthat: the
Chief Engineer be Instructed to present tbo res
olution • the City Cohocils at their nest
monthly tneellngand memorialize said Councils
to mute with the Association In this behalf, and
appropriate a like sum, In a like manner and for
a unif ie r purpose. The resolutions were adop
ted.
Mr. Montgomery offered a resolatlon recom
mending to chckludges of the Donn the name of
taco. W. Leonard, Esq., as a person combining
all the qoallflcaticaus necessary to tin the °Mee,
and a Loan in whom the Fins Department, the
citizens and the insurance companies can
blend their respective interests without fear of
having the dudes of the odicalmprOperly (Iran-
Justly adnunlatm - cd. The resolution vs! adop
ta.
• Arr. Vick 'offered • a resolution, whieh wad
adopted, postp.iaing the parade of the Fire De
partment, set for the first Saturday of September,
until the fourth Saturday of the same month.
-A number of bills were read and ordered to be
Pad. •••
The resignation of First Assistant Chief En—
gineer, Mr. D. E. Hall, was laid on the table.
On motion, the non of com sales was called,
'felt the purpose of what engines
Wonki turn out on parade.e Daquesne,
Niagara, Eagle and Allegheny reported that
alley would turn out on.the day.appolated.. The
betptnne, It was understood, would turn out on,
the first Saturday of September; riling' to the
fact that the Company, had already made ar
rangements fore turn out on that day, from
.which they could not conireatently.withdraw.
• Oninotion; It was ordered that a meeting of
the 4.elociation be held on next Mciadal.fOr the
parpose or having a adults understanding in
regard to what companies will turn out on the
day aPPUntedfor the parade.
Seriotni 'Accident,
An Accident occurred at the rolling mill o
, Lirldray and McCtittheort, to the first . Ward
,Allegt.cmy, on Vndny last, which nearly iirovV.ii
fatalto hfr. - hfcentcheon. - He was mimed in
marking a lot of bar iron which was; standing
uptight spinet the end of the mill, and whilst
to doing the whole mesa, conalathag of enteral
toes. suddenly fell, and before he conln get one
of the wAy pr the falling mesa was imbedded
under it, the only part of him visible beam-la
Nun& .Thronglt the aid of the mill hands
and Borne cit'rens who witnessed the . an.
pldi nt the hinny mare ofiroh was soon mewled
led miC. wan turned from his perilous
I)taation when it was found thee ho enstalned.
no mortal Minty, though severely bralsod.
Henderson's Theatre.
This "old time " place of amusement Is being
thoroughly renovated and fefitted for the fall
season, and will open en Saud* , evenhignext.
The work of repainting, decorating,' etc., is-now
almost [Whitt!, and when completed the " Old
Drury "will present a more attractive appear—':
once than ever before. The following Is a list
of the hew company : Ulu Minnie Monk, lam
Louisa Monk, Mrs. Harry Home, Miss Lizzie
Campbell, Mrs. J. Sylvester, lire. Fanny Bari,
Miss Jennie, Mae L. Hardy, Miss A. Hardy.
ykaars. B. J. Cogswell, J. Littell, Harry Motto,
F. R. Hann, J. Thomas, Hensel, Lester,Went.
worth, EL Lewis, J. Lane, Malvie, Mutat Feely
and Islan,
Frightfttl Pall—Dian Killed. '
CornerClawaon was yesterday called uponto
hold an Inqueatupon thebody ofaearpenternateed
Wric. Dougherty, who had died from the effects of
a fall. It appears that Dougherty had been =-
played to wreak= the bridge acre= the Idattraw
heLs river, la proms of erection try the litenban
villa R. B. Ca, and While amen* missed ids foot
lna hod kB &Mame, of about forty feet. He etil
laradforeinoat, receiving afrtrMfi l aAoa gash
the :forehead, and ding bL neck. Rik
In about arrlionrafterwards.. Tim decease: wee
eraanytruor; and havers irlferanst ••two chil
dren. He resided in Burman The Jury
rendered a verdict of tecMoatai death.
Fatal Shooting. Jherldr.—A young man bi
longing to Cambr id ge, shot • yountiboy In that
place on Wednesday night. It appease that he
got into some diflieolty with the boy, and be
coming angry, made the threat that he world go
and get drtink. then come and shoot hins. With
he left. How drunk he ret u rn ed . e are unable
to eay, but Ma alma t i
me he width:id.
bg the at home in the yard, he drew I Phi.
m g
and tired, klllng his cletlat. Ho Maur= for
the Italian, but was caught before be enkired
the car& We learn that the Prisoner is return
ed oldie:l...mid tho boy wab only thirteen - yeio
of ege. This was without doubt the most cow
ardly aet on record. • The inardtra is ne w Con;
lined in the lifeadville Jell. , • ' • .'• •
New Postollesea--Tha following: Dow. Poet,
daces ban , bccu . etugalthe Ptte Elite, aad
postmasters eppolnted:
.
A pratoTze at Pieuge aty. VettallgO countA.
to to supplied by 'ea extemiloa of the Matt mes
anger service from Ettllllllet told 011 Cheat nal:
too ii Denlletm; 8.8. MI postmaeter.
Take/ stud, Crawford 4=4ln :dames D.Mien postmaster. -; ;- .
Epat4 Crawlbrd comity; V. GCsirewa
eaammltted.-Btephen 81mIDGna , ch.
With bet eg Implicated In - 26 - robbery of the
clotb/og Morel , . of Edema Tattle, - earner, .Pf•
Wood pad PIMA etrecte • awe wookaitmet,Nreal.
recomtatted be Alderman Putter Iceterday,'.4a
default .of 11200 bail, for a heating elk next
Monday altmmoor, at two delock.
•
Ttea p san=-=-T h r eeiboyenaMedßalterMundW
am and Hardannt, 'were. yesterday committed US
the county All by Justice Harrison, of Pdtt Per=
ry, far trespass. • an dppear the boys had en.;
tered an orchard appropriated a lot apes*
which they carried edit a hag provided for the
purpo:e.
•
s Pdstrut - Deat4Tlie bodi of a middle aged
aoaKa aaa discoered In a fence comer aadet.
tree near Gravelv . 1 1 1, n4fPat /lave miles Rob
Cleveland, on Banda, afternoon; The colaalrds,
mufti. amd la an advanced state dr-dricimposi4.
thin. She must have bead dead fitit teantelmrelvvy
ddyr. now or in what manner Mt n came to her.
;death it was linpoesible to discover; - .NVlterti ate
layia back eldrt. was &and. :Stens of dre worto
tvldecit Al; qtpwk,ntetz,bakaceir Wang
1 . ...
4 - cei4elkt —Air. Wm. Byerly, the well-Ithown,
reissieltinifnd oat:poser, met vvith an accident
ortaatuidiry, in the lass pf the thumb of Yds rigtt '
hand, which was acaidentally taken off by, that;
'she= at a rolling m il l, 'dale he was at tvrk.,.
Br:Ay phsys upon nearly every, 11211nm:tic, '.
!and-nal forarlona period- leader - iri , various or-
Wtectras.. , Eha loss of thumb ; a_ yri ll Znitarlidlytf
Ilthteblizt &inn plavilig the tolin ..ta whiz/12w
Wel Vdce proadeet ----- ' -.--
Llit:tcst--rOur led3risesdeeswiltitleass'Sdie
teat the IspeitsT sale of dry goads, at ,eost ... . ata
binurtUn'kUMyde% No. - SO Market stratoii
frxl I re ,
wintinned- during Car , ; may :week. '
stock meet bo closed out la elder. to blikilptutt's
((litho proposed' extenelon% and . repaLr n , to
sixth. ' splendid , oppdrtunitils `herd - =MO
for hstgelne, littbfliAnktaidplliii, th ltflettadtpllo3
XaCraiintS rill do n mead= buslrmAd
wetleeteTtitiiiidg go'ealleykythospi; - .
- ...;rast garraa A _
Peennte i Anita
,m.irA.-.womM., t 4dmeoll tem
601410.6 1 enth yin niTeetidlie.4l7,s7,
teNilat,*d.dOnindtitedaihtf
Silo .4 ,41 4;041146 boartuthm its* eted.4od
DOW& threejear4lllo TAM StI7O(I:PA44SALI
t i b l etenfiiinAtilett, Without her oez
cilium& a. white,.., l
domed hi Bomb Wheeling: Wu co
droved by tiro on Saturday last. The "bnildhhg-'
le supposed to have caught fire (nun thstatlit. , l
the kettle boiling over into the fnneace. , -
The Aerials creek Riot.
On, Richmond correspendent 'gives ns
facts of the affair at Acents Creek, as they have!
been established by the Investigation ordered bi
General T. 31. Harris,' ' • • r
An alternation between a white and Mantle.
borer 13 deemed by a wnola set of whltalaborers, e
40 In number, all of them discharged rebel aol.
diets. suffielcat 'ohm for' seizing the
without troubling themselves to .the lust with
an investigation of the case. Having bonten him
in the most unmerciful manner, the IlegtVg .
C3lllO to the aid of their fellow-laborer, when el •
company of Maryland. Yolunteora Is, isithcmC
didleulty, Induced te aid the ex-rebels by de
mollshhig the dwelling of the negroes, and kg-,
ling and wounding the inmates. The case case b entirely on a level with the, recent':
outrage In Connecticut, and with hundreds of
facts that are of almost daily occtenrnee„ not onlg.
hi the Slates of the South, but even In gime of - tho
North—batted of the negro on the Pat of the
rebels to the South and their sympathizers In
the North. Being unable to keep them longer' - •
In bondage, they are trying to rizterml.nete the
•
race.—lien York Tribune.
=MM
OF THE SEASON-
Concert gall Shoe Stout
• No. BO FIFTH BURET.
Closing Out
UMMER it 0 C IC:
CALL tMnWLi.TEille.
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