TIM DOILY GAZETTE, `;. PENN!MAN, REED & CO., Ilft - bii;fi4 and 86 Fifth - Afenue, : 2. T.T.NONSTON, N P-11120, ,Nottosts Alto riozlnlSTalt. TEAMS DIT THL DAILY 27m• Per rear • M ersitkria per ...... Xtliotagtht at Antwerp, ginn. dowd In New York yanerdsy R K /"®l•3oi. STATE ITU tee New Operev'Moure at Meadville torinallY ePeeed met week. '‘`" 'it conrfininon of the Good Template ' Si, - - e-411: IVANSATI2 - Pennsylvania met in Frank. 4 ,„„...., @Magi). on the 10th. ' .1 , .... .• ~...'- ' teen Ream; Rep., irea - efeeted J' ''' of Williamsport, on the 121 b, by ..fl y 4 816 ntsjority over Repry C. Paramus. • Tips bleinlville tailors have been nu a „ jor higher wag e s, but their differ. e ye= have been adjusted. ~ „ I . ? ,Eriks. *Rh. - .Wine* court house at Franklin will ready toy 'the January court. The , meshing W. 63 the., was furnished & Co., Pittsburgh. bti balbeen struck three and n het(' ` Inllo.lnen Meadville, at the Preston well, lnitirbetber the production:Mil be In pay. IllitithltitY has not yet been d einonsus. •.:,,./ts stasuccesaltd atterapewas recently `ellialleia,..,':tils .. ' the Wyoming .I(attehal '..1 3 .#&:2-. l rtinthennossit.-- 'l' . 'nortuerglare i•Jelf• g anpplied.wwpcptoper tools, 5 ,;., , ,' Prlalitbs Vilbrcnopen the eafe. vs l ey 7. ,,, llgtficaverf : .. P. B. Weaver , of Puna ' Jefferson county, a few days • -.since gnu possession of an old pistol, kept 110tmeau.drawer, and discharged it, 4 tents passing into Lis stonnteh, 1 ~ .7," death In.'s low hoina• ' r4 ozeitniPenl„tuk,local candidates in k _.,.......... county,wantar'peat in many atterinti. townattipt,:thita ttut=nOto am the aattaty ticket•WSB Arat counted, and the , brought that in without 6 angtor the resell for Ocnrentor. ~...Cx - Mut ruts for the tosecubly In Luzern . • LI „where - the Rtpublicans gain two : 4 ZI, : • was: . ''' .1t,*(4132 I O'Neil, D. 8,785 ';'11. 1 , f 8,882 Wattles, D. 8,794 ":;,. _ D. 8,8% Beeene, D.. 0,510 'tiV i rlillcan Candidate for County . ~- inurwaa alao elected by a majority .n' -1 . the Merles MYet'd, or ons town, Aid.flh county, ion serloneli Weed by Ito exploalo7„ of an oil lamp, fbaboed byke candle held ir. too dose IProlo ll 1 7 10 -being filled. hie *ho "V al uing the MI from a can ^ olbe ird ge to say, escaped an. ~avisea of Girard Fairview and .7msatown are indeavneing to secure the Ikermaloa of theitievad Pittsburgh Rail. wood. fretm. someipoint south of Girard • • lluchtt - those to Erie, the Lake ehore wed ova:Aga the Erie & Pitt& , o.btllittk. stow reacles Erie not passing ialle of of them. ilia meeting 'orthe Erie Count-rite- Astetiludges, on Pei* or last week, the ~ kaiar. .1" wee unsafe:tautly expreased, 11. :1110= of a resoled* that "the law Late eleetlon*43tate, county aidtmpeship, works cmlusion, without visomorempontilng benefit and therefore “dtlettfo be repealed at the next session Jet the Legialature." , At tumn= lachama, seventy ilvo...rwzo of age, residing at Harkins. l Allttrence county, recently met at !Alika of hut eon, Mr. Thomas Mc. 4. ,4114e, istAew Oastle,lils 'farblly of nine =lam. Tho roan= is coneldeted re. 2itskatiefrom the fact that Mr. Mcßride eym kit a child, anti that all of hts off. **slug met on this occasion. 1 -Tatilltptiblican majority in Oil Creek , Crawford county, was mated .is 'lobed and electors embarrassed by theft of printed tickets_ Similar ,=.ence'Trea experienced in fipar •hi the Same count , the per ' isti= r - ha th • • • ' orgetting to deliver thggt„ _ both instances it became nece stszllciatuktairttutrrilla for &iota ;-7:Arampterfeia'of chief -clerk of ate Plolladelphlaßoart of Gammon Pleas, A 4 TU l 9.4 l ,,ffitiatiligrearmontmgcm AtAgarael aa,the • era*Lowing. Altar bpon - Utidteaftest, sadlaeked • , eell:for italundtbreable Aline; Alder -14*..110F McMullin *rook ball is slsooo 111 appearance, the bond reading .ion . .pisrAgbit of tampering with the election pwrsititheCostunon.Pleas." Judge AI " ffiseilVitl;. Whim attention the case bad Um oiled, 'after hearing the statement I git .Deiss; end also that of, the officer 1 bad ',fluted him, maid this high- 1144..1011:1e coznaltted br „ elt-wie city; whose deny tt wer-to defen d Viertiwand - protectrhe rigida of citizens, , araw not simply a wrong done to_ )L. iteharbtdtridnally, bat-a Wrong 'done to Ilebmirbesita vrattosCgttged la the perfor kale& litidss duty as an officer of the Omit: 'llls Honor directed a warrant to blippsed.tonthe officer who mode the az- Irak (Lield4 iffithikey) retainable with,and> , etdtheofiicer officer to ball in the itint of ;VOW to answer. MIMI. NEWS. Oat nous street cars Ii the latest etthenpafitnovatlon. - , 'Wm apt Baty- boassA,ofan%ee tou-tndrsecclrl.nd n to-tae 11C4MINOr Ilititatoad..,;l,44o wink' of to. Amami° penitentiary Conlicts list situ. .... - "Sis torrisianialnislature tato be ctn. erkbsgethertir ape . suntan Dec. Ist. kviesnuornt Co fate pretend s 10.01001ciet of land,n the Ullnois lake -;'. an Veritiumerous in Mime- Nikita= dep redating on tar _ -AID Wort:sin on this 'Pacific is exp "the 400 miles t i fi l t;, * 2 lMurs; .. ected to -' . r . • lirorpts of thnPottoenannoin t , :tie, in /I=l. aro becoming: mozon a . ; the , Butes, ,- - - unammuno ..„.• ird.twas,` 4thellper at , 1.1.5 ,, ,71 , Va11ia t.: LI , . .: 10ft, sines ve,oi,, th , , l .tvl6, yer.s," , ,'_,,vtp,.. , .; = --. eve. sr. Sil'AlLes by Evan. &-011e,, -, ,s .nr . .ra 10r;..e7c , ....ning fhtha Hy ,1,A..,r -, l:a arri 'albs ,If tomtit. C . N lll,, ale - Aeltvinenzeently eirefletred Oir , .,..ihisck.spider, produzing sickness rt-...twainn= - Tot:dans for mental days. • G. B. Dimas, Governor and Governor aleciofOldo, has gone pith his wife and others to Pot-ln-Bay for a veers reeves , -11,,lif t e 4 ter of rearly-Msde clong 't warm - by Ms assistant -k , aron shO Mlii, l lt , Greettlirld, Gluon county, ,Cop of IlattAsedwich mania Maims to 40 tbeilirjeast -orettrorfl, in- the Vtorhi. some istatte tram( besting lily barrels of _ 14uungf theicadlig banks in Barn- More ha been lending' is high as eighty ~ pitr oat . or their capital for speculative , Wong on th e Rome Tunnel Ins-been ::-interrupted by the ithidett entombment of lbeirater. " Ows ot Mcleod:men was drustoPl- . Tom Rams' Gallery I Q Mamma of Criminal Cartortm: In- 'mew, N. Y. : Will °Pelted the other Am , tor ihthisice: 1 thin otts4tes. - ~. , i ~, , - . Tinelattlabi cotton crop wilt 1 1 1, 1 di bopibmw., .. , owing to the emtMey,, of - '•• - /rtarrldo 7 ,1 day is P alo-let r id114 4, -/ gFd tt Bi- 'llo timob eleitrrisal 1 •w,hosiows as - •ugu y s, t • attention n n abono as a French ~...i lady would on her poodle. She g ro oms ---., tho mime! with her own hand& , " -4 BAIIOOX, xis.; bill reiraoa to exten d A : aid to • railroad bya vote of 28 nays to 693 aye.-s thirds rots. 111 favor of _ ~ .the on Wag Yeygrad. ~e v ituti,gia.e.w. u 4 on, No. Lot . . ors. hasl3.Boo members and a - 7.' ban account:of 1110,0eG, And Is the larg est Undo ormosinstlon In the city. • , twertiog veterans 0 , 1812, whose Erni ,- ted eget wore MO years, met recently at Now Part• X Li for, the Foos of alga ,_.; log - a petition • ta Congress for std. 1, AT e num Isliin Boat* 118,000 per ; ; semi were welsbee e an d t h e i r weep , Ireile_,_____Wa 4 /83 Made. The heaviest el ' - Ilan v.... 0.03411 meg" at - 5703 , pounds. ,? • -- lincesruinge of Ma Itariitua and Cin. - • itiartatt 1001 road Comomoio September amounted to I¢,l4ovtal- r e am , or 320,9.14 over thsemberctort o f bud year. -. A Nicw Tonic Sid! pipet'. we , ere. egripUon clerk who gel* Mali &lam he t K Creek, and is compelled tto id whe re ~ bo can .and anaverArt at any V' hour of the eilighC:* '. Is - .. •,, !hut Math case orlmaging by, ivied Seal be - Jackson county, indium. tocui. -kZ • rdSti dm eight of thegtb, one Melb a i' , .-• ark a man of very disrputabin - eirm*l 1 * i - ! , - 1 •. MEE '• - , ( - , ; -111 Vi .-- , \ , • / 1-- r e . ...... :: , .-- :e . C . •=: .` ..: le \ -\ ' 'ii :'-'•": A - -- 1' 11 I .1. 11. 00 16et, MIST EDITION. 1D.A^.146 MT HE CAPITAL. Irate ing Supreme Court He- Mai no—Commission Helm. iced, The Privateer Hornet milk be Condemned—Nett' Currency eking Issued. thy belertabh to the Zittaxt Wasnibrivolt, October 18, 109: enticgramois IS THE stir iticne.kbt'in- In the Supreme Court tor* the de ohdon rendered by Justioi - Invis in the case number threcterfohn IL McKee vs. United Statee„e'elaim for cottott and other property. captured at Alexandria, La., by the naval forces under commaid _ofitdotirsi Porter, engaged In the RitC river expedition in the epring of lOC The claimant was a chicon and feitboppt of New Orleans, who traded I yond the lines under a mit of a Treasury agent, and by I virtue of • harem of the military nit. tboritioo then in porwession of the coop. try. The Cotton, Jka., was perchased • trout McKee, a istant relative of the claimant, and an agent of the rebel Treasury Department for ‘ptircheso and sale of ,Oli o. oottati:', The declikonlelob enabled the claittiMit is-titertiled; 'the Coors holding 'that under the sets Sr Congress in operation at the time of the seizure, any Treasury agent who issued. a pannit atlthOTlZlag a trade , with the eneunr beyond the military lines, did so without warrant of Ise, and the permit Wes void. That the duty of the military was wholly Continua Wthe Motection of memo teasing under legal authority obtained front the Mere' deptiGnient of the Government, and I Stens° or permit, tau:lined from- that source to do anything unlawftil conferred bo authority whatever. It MOW= held that the whole transaction Was void, and the claimant hats never !aid any title to toe pireptirty in question, because It bad been purchased for en agent of the rebel Government. The appeal came from the Circuit Court Air Southern District of Illinola No. 165th: The Mayor and Council of the City of Memphis and Memphis Gay. era Gas Co. vs. Thompeon Dean. This is an appeal from the decree of the Cir. cut I:kort for the District of West Tot/- news. Dean, who ts a Nilsen of the State of New York, Bled his bill in the Court to restrain the City of ?demote* from subscribing to the capital stock of the Memphis Gayoza Gas Company, and enjoin the latter Omnpany from inatni• featuring or !selling gas in the City of Memphis. He alleged that the Mem. phis Gas Company, of which ho was a large stockholder, had neglected and rot lured to protect ea corpor•tors by tratituting the proper legal proceed. hogs, and claimed the right to mie In the minas of the Company for his own pro tection, and the protection of the general Interest The bill alleged that the city of Memphis had cow ratted with the coo, plalnant's Company tosupply exclusive ly the corporation with gas for twenty years, and had for a considerationgram est the excluder) use of the streets for the purpose of laying pipe do That hi the fain of this contract It had, by a reeolttlion, prop :red to submit to the corporate vote the question of subscrib ing e2a11,000 of the capital stock of the Gayora Co.,a rival company, whose 'atiOnessfal operation would greatly re duce the value of the complainant's in termit. The Court below rendered a de cree in favor of the tomtdainmet% gaud-. loran Injunction mate fultextent prayed for. Justice Nelson delivered the opin ion. The decree of the. Circuit Wert la, reversed, the Court holding: 'First— Gas Ctrlriani. " • cued Oho r plalnant the same as other corpnrato hod.' lea, the complainant was °Mopped from analog In the name of the Company, and he therefore bad no siauding in the Court on his merit. It is held that there Is nothing In the conned between [needy of Memphisarod complainant's Company that in the least violates, by thoS subscriv-; tion to the docker the Gayer° Company: that all the poittplainant r e COMpany rah Claim Of the city is. that the crty • Isbell use thefts/il that Company for tisteno, of years and price 'agreed upon; that the; laying(); pima in the Street. by She Cried. ' I pally and immune:surer and •sale of *ma ay the new ImlrrPoot to the Dietde or the sttais.aat a violation of the contract, and -cannot be restrained. The Case was re= minded. with directions to Mambo the bill. No. 21. original. The State of Texas Va. G. Peabody et Co. Cl al. Hon. G. Pa.nal of Tema., today obtained leave to ale a bill In this cam which smile to recover about three hundred thousand dollars in bonds and monies received for certain other bonds of the United Stelae, the property of the Slate of Texas, obtained from the rebel authorities in the Stele of I Texas at. the outbreak of the war by White,,Chiles ct al., and by them passed to Peabody flt Co. These are the bonds involied theca/mot Texas vs. Wtdte, Chiles d al., decided in h tvorcof the State at the lett term the court. - The 'bill charges that Geo.body & Cp., and the other respondents purchased there bonds knowing that they had: been dis posed of by the rebel authontlesof Tenn. for eloPPllni during the wart that they were nnindoned by .any Governor. of Texas, and that they were In direct ' laden of this laws of the State. It Is farther charged that half of-these . bonds were sent by Geo. Peabody A Co. to New York and wares's:l66MM there by the United States Treasury, Bpd pedd lb la gold, said Peibudy Co. concealing the aboaelacta. - . . TEE nolteate MULL its CONDaIIatED. . A gentleman rho nrrirtid hire to. :night ditect from Wilmington, .says Die 'United StatileCbccitolisildneretellectoeof :the Pmt, and proireenthig.attordey, hive no doubt theHernet will he oott4mat and' dbunantieL': Winn. : : wan captured she had. on board ten tons of ballast teal. Ttds; was 'removed by Order of the. Collector Vold the connecting links of Hid-engine severed. Capt , -Higglanput 'into port !solely • Wider dbarcsa.„' - The, steamer Prolin which was sent from New York. was tinder orders to prevent the cruise of the Hornet at all bawds, even to the seining of her. The -Prone, now at Wilmington, Will remain to , render any satistanctia.until thew. is fMil'decifded.' The revenue cutter Mo. tinilloOghli 'also' at'Wilmington. It b. atotauticomool that Captain Higgins will be held for trial, aa e saterined tom. mend on the high seat, and' idler the Hornet had had receivett-ber armament latoe_softwi,__ ohne; but tingthelnymester whtt""ovd , a.onot triedibe Cinnamon. 210 Wee factoliffbeeee officer* of the party 'who captured.mirt9-asseviog I teen tongued in carrying:arms out Northern port. The offliatta and creme of litialcameWire represented to haat good good lighting material, and, caMbie of making • bold demonat.ration stiopld the olliotettunty be offered. :5 • NEW CURRENCY. becki of the one and ten dollar, nett cnnency wlll be recited trent New. ;York toluorraw. and the printing will !be completed here, and the notes trill be. tinned IA the course of ten days. • 'rho bow teroisrill be leaned tottsumr. boicitamen KEYOKED. " The Conimbelon of Noah R. llitctre, recently appointed Beveone Ozillenior of Me 7th Thatrict of Kentucky, has been revoked, and :Ur: .Retiov re; , , appointed. cacao Briefs. 031Televaph to the Flltibareo Gazette.) " CHICAGO,. 040b0f l&—ltie Attorney:, *Maid of tide State inorglieli his opin. lan that the title to the land which has .bneti donated by citizen; of Carbondale tor thn southern Normal University is defective Mid lrumfficient. This will ro. - opectilitiquestlon of the location of that Immtu_ don. La waon waelnetantly killed this morainic by the falling of a Nigh mass tockformthe roof of the -Taylor coal shalt In Lucille, 111. Otto Olium Ritmo .was &BO seterely . Inland at the emus LIMO. The 'mots of rock was en heavy ,that II required( the 11010.1st/env h of tiftmo moo to ramovo It from the dead body of L2WOOD:' • The one bundesdied - forty-five thou need dollars worth 'et securities stolen 1 ft= the banking bother-of Mims, man B Co., a few weeks slum, lotto all beed recovered through the detectife. fennel emp loyed. The 001211d101 OfAni . gr uflistit daily Improving. ' w probably be able to leave for home in law days. Tho following; hisniance ttis. outside of Chlcago are looser* 143,110 destrno. live fire on ( Rockford. yestriday: Reap er. City of .. s 2 ,,teCr. Winne. shuck, Freeport; tOr4 • '4 , w.me, Elan. ford 13,100 i, Mutual, $2,100; Monumental, Balthateire: SUM; Frank. lie, New York, 12.100; Western. laws. 82,t0t0 Tentonto; Ohlo,112.100: Security, N. Y.. IMMO; Hamilton Co.,'Oldo, s L 600; to_Ploe. Ohio, , -,lll,ll . 7s:llogerlariltiagae, , M,600; tr , outhwastoni, Cairo,lo., North Atmertcan':..HartfOrd r SIAM. ..be whole loseerl.o apprmalmrte $60,0* NEM' YORK CITY thy Tolvorapb to lb, Pltteburgh 6000,t,.1 NA w Yoitg,,Octubur 18, 11001, , A. formidable strike! o f the inedhanice employed In the shoos of the Erie Rail way In In progress. Not less than 600 nom have refused to work, 400 at Bus• 4 uehattna and 200 at the Jersey (City. It Is alleged that the scarcity nt cur rency has prevented the prompt pay ment of the men, and that the OompanY have been ootrfpelled to pay se high as ten per conk for It. The pay roils Are said also to have been delayed by theireshata .91 breaks In the road. B r t it is "Aattiottthat all the kande were pidd on the 15th, - except thista at Po' .ferYta.,l nrimbering 110, and they wet% to have been paid Eat it rdx.t.) but stnfek oFriday, it ti and wont on the following day. distal dismissed. . The Bowitneltanhb Venda struck in asset stance thereof h Bator: de.Y.llnd thosest Seitz* City 'to ay, and have loci: paid and discharged. It le abpposed those al Buffalo, serge 2,0 morn, are also on a strike. D ie pill cent of the road say the strike. MU twat. sloe no Interruption to the butanes of the mutt al appllestions are Mimi:wow, that they will -have noalltboulty tri filling the plates of.the ittOcere *lilt now men. ft appears pet the Erie Cmnpatty come months ago, inauxurated a system of consolidation of sue - ebb:mishap...Stall that Ulnae at Patterson and rionuonf Jane been clo .and that the Port Jarvis *shop *ill based), slnaiskeloop. • The obJleel la a reduction of expenses. ..-, Father Hyacinth arrlved-bs.day,tte the I Potions, and ru D oescte4 tery Itoletly to the haute of v..: frranlol. tteport nayn he will be - :,,wrilltd ktpon . by a deputation . , froth tb dtmominational noel° ilea, and requested to explain hie 'views or ROMarCentholldlem beftwe their eau gregationa. Mae gocinky.tor the Pretrentlittl of ern .alty toitniirele bait stispntißed interfer ence With pigeon shooting matches in deferrce to the opinion of a large per doh of the press and public, from Bitge of, the storm shlp Periera. from islatited Et be the quickest& western voyage on reeerdeight days and sixteen noose. The steamer lioleatla, from unixibtirg, arrived te.nlght. Father Hyacinthe is at Fifth Arenas Hotel, where he Will, it is said, remain to &mimeo° for ten days, and will then visit Boston sod Waahington. At 'tile expiration of his visit to tbia, estuary he wilt Pro Deed to nom° to.tktiCicitiaLssion to the toutnenleal Council.. He brought Jotters of Introduction to lien. Dlx and Rev. Ireur9 Ward Beecher, and is a personal friend et the poet Longfellow, and .other thettrignished gentlemen In this cc:Krill*. Ile does not peak the English language. Fernando Wood was a fellow passenger, and extended many attentions to him during the voyage, which was Very agreeable and pleasant.' Additional Mslads by telegrapit. BoPrAr.o, Clatobtii 1 8.—Freights Battled. Oats and tern weaker; hip.s manta at ilcf3ll9o dispedively to New York. Wheat nominally 230. Flour in active. Wheat unsettled; sale'&000 bus No 2 Chicago Spring at II,10;'7000 bun rejected do. 87c; 25,000 bus No. 2 Racine Spring ou private terms; 13,000 bus No. 2 Rod Winter at Nab. Corn quiet; sotind firm, with sat. of 6000 Otte choice Weal ernat &00. 0.. t there's a better feeling' amontrboidda; held el about 47c; small wools selling at 48c. Rye nominal. Barley; there is a fair demand; quality govertut quotations; aales of 4 car loads. Canada, choice, at sl,= on track; 7600 bus Canada. per sample, at N. 15, in Moro; 2000 bus du. at 1{ 1 , 1 k19. bagged sod delivered. Pew; sales I car loads com tnon at 11,14; 'choice, nominal at $ 1 .25. Seeds neglected. Pork eid told un changed. MO:twines nominal nt 81.15 I($1,0. 1 1 riga Ontmurg, October . 18 ' ;,.—Ootto0 la firm at 25i4e for middling:sales 2,856, receipts 3,7.13, exports coastwise 434 bin. Flour doll and declining it 115,37. for aupernne; $0,05 for donbli 4atm , erei $5,85 Jer_smado - ertm. ;Cairn-axed at cud smite $l,lO. Oats 6843,51 m Hay *2 9 . Pork 193,1,0. Itweon quiet2ln, and 21,„c. llama 25i7y26c. Lad . 1 8 (5 ' ila t .' for ttorco, and aue for keg. 'Sager 120 for common, and 1454 C. for Orr ule. Ala rentdled- id faC96oe. Whi4ky eeoer .44,41, bet. ter 11e...c0l at 1530311 NC f , #Moe, and 15(871534W -for - fair. - 4./okl Sterling MUM. 'N. Y. sight Niiip.q dis count.~ ALBANY; Oct. 18.—Catgliipbre active tile week, supply larger and tlyorami quality equal to lea& smelt's premium. Extra snare .Id quickly at au advance of NAl a e; common turd pout Cattle, sold at bat.witillt'e Valeta; &altered& Ken. lucky steers sold at ntagatt,i'd Inedinin 6%@7,t4c; Cherokees stop at 7c; Texas xi 454(.55,6c; native bulls . 3c,. Sheep and lambs ;amply abundant;. lambs brought the full prices of last week. Sharp fell off 5..0 and slow of rule; Sheep 43.510,14 c; Lambs? NG4,5(0.. ,Hogs dull; Nlinots it% @lic; Michigan bfaegaticd New York 100 deOaan o n Oo e er y I s B For I l 9 a goo do ; at 80,60 for No. I. Spring Wheat dull: ewes, of lato bush whltoalliellimM it 11.50',1,006 Sedate Geneieseem 1450; mid 2,000 hill wanks° Club at ;Lie. Corn held at 85c for No, 2. Barley steady; !mites of 1,000 up-lake Canada on private 'What: 12,000 BAY Quint° at *1.34(41450, and 53,000 do. on private termit.;..Oats*_, • freights : wheat 20c , barley 18540 to New York. -Lake imports; 1.20.000 bush wheat, .1700- Mot. 93 . 000. barley, &Moo • peas." Nand exporter: 87,0tObuidllebett4;91,000 ;barley, 7,200 rye. ; follactscio, October 18. e.-At oven lividd Aids afternoon grain markets were ge orally quiet but firmer. Wheat asld fa m t gri,62y,M1..03. seller the month; 11 1 . 0 31.6. 4teller. November. Cora dell ;atilokoe As, seller the month. Oats noire cm I apectilative account; salmi liberal at 44® 4154%•ap0t buyer first • half NM/ember at old, seller first half at 40; antler the year it 39. Provisions and freights neglected ‘ ll OVenbEEoDarEet, dull bat steady at 1,03 for No: if wheat;selliii the month, titan #option4>c. tick ; co:l3,ton* the; Maar . , nareseorts, Oct. /B.—Flour firm with 6 goo f d emand for western; au flue 5 5 , 50 @ 5 , 7 5; extra 118, 75 g0,54 famOVlrlig; 7,25. Wheat firmer and higher; prime to choice ii.,50@e1,55. Corn don *id ao. Ova; weatere 11, met, 00. Oahe tirtierattB 4600. Rye 111,1001,12. Mesa pork quiet at 833. Bacon Um; rib sides .2001 radar tib 21.3; shoulder. 14014t4c; hams 24@ 25e. Lard quiet at' 1814@19c., Whisky In'testid-Inutelry at 11,20124,21: TOLEDO, October 18.—Elour quiet. Wheat unchanged, No. 1 white lillchigem at liieWletaTi4'. at lie l?.. amber at gad at el, ~, ,-- 'No.' - red held at ,1 , No. 2 red at 1,14..N0. 3 t fit.o6. Mire 2c lower andAtilet, No. 1 at 80e, No. 2 at 78c.... (Alt . staady, No. 1 at flo. Prelght„ 44‘ Mid , 100. , 8eft10UP45.8.50' bbla flour. 1,080 bush, rye, 10,185 bush barley..iihlp menta-10,1501-bbfiL liour, .90:1313".b0ati wheat, 9,600 bums. Corn, 9,046 Mush. seta, 2,000 Muth. rye. PHILADELDDIA October le.—Flour eintiosanweanigeo• Wheat more active, With uses .165,P00-blab .western red at: f :, 1,40; Ponneylvanla do 11,4401,45; white 1,4E01,60. , Eye commands .4104311.16. ' rn less active, with ' mixed western* 1011,V4 9440 Milli 441136780 1 1'0hw. DOM - ea, with crude at 23i4c, and refined 8214 c.. Provisions dull and no. eharigad, Whisky dull and lower; iron lound 1,25. LnnivxMat, October 18.-Cotton ‘l,lll Sad nominal. Motif in goOd demand; a:merlins at /I ; 2 r Wifeat;a,,,,,140.0; 'white at 11,16; 1111,q0c. ta epee Rya at, Wel toba • ethe 31 Wide 1 7 .2 1 6 1 2,20. Provialons quiet and arm.. Mesa pork. 01,71.. •• JR ns' sttotilddril rat . 11,;:reecieft - 'idderi no clear rib in market. Lard onto; at /814 c. Whisky quiet at 1 1 , 12 . FLEILADSLiunA, October,lB. -.Beaver In fair.dernand rind advanced; sales of 24° ° head B .II 4 X§PI( for extra warden' atomic' 7@ittici for tair to good t per groan for common. Sheep tincheum pLeats of 1,20(1 at 4tic@es per lo by. Howl unchanged; Hatea..of 3,3011 cad at.)4(3114"; par cwt nett. MILITA.UII.IO3, October 18.—N/our dull dna tmcbanged. ti Wheat weak at 11,07 0 .4 fbr lio; - ;, $1,03@1,04 for 11 . 0. 2. Oats dm at title (or Nov 2. Corn dim at 740f0r ityetuominal es 80c for No. 1. Bar. , leurdta and- not:Moat acliks (or No. - 1 firstn freight. firra 47 and-12Mo to Bid% (nip and Oswego. -- Blertenns, Octriber 18.—Cotton tumor; middling 2 45‘e; receipts 2.54 balm: ports 107 WEL Flour firm: 111pareno PON.% Corn; new 050: - old 11. Osta 13 * NeY iM. :-Bren au. Cornmeal: fresh 1 1 6 0 :.;'kiln dried 13. Pork 113,30. Lard 19xei Beam -Steady, shoulders 18% Bidet 1 / 3 4c. NainlStmal, OotObeir 18.—cotton; good or w terY 23038143 eat 0, and low middlings pm Wh red it.Ob ber farei 1 / 3 0 . and-white 11,111.2)420. corn 51.11. NT* ft 'BOO/ Oats 811.3. Motel IS (4 7 foraupertlne to Laney,- Won:IMM Ntt, a We booldsra 373.04 and hams :do.. rata . "." ,Dirreetv, October 18.—Flour matte gla steady , at 32.6008,73. Wheat; „noel 14,1300 balm; demand active; extra w • to 11,34; No. I do. 11,16: regular 1 1 . 181 4:1 1 , 03 1 nor*? 11,13. Corn higher: sale* at 8 00 33c. Oats Sem.> narhlllllos yer 100 lbs.• Sr. Lollus; l lkroberl7.—Cattle steady at 2wg4mo Cur Inferior toenail. Prime mid choice mond brlan ise@nsict - Ilogi Aro in- 'request4)(#ll.rrettn° ..i'P ,. .A42', ,, :::.4:,...' .. :!*: IMI RES SECOID EDITIOI. FOUR O'CLOCK, 4..4 NEWS BY CABLE. Lotitan "Tithis , 7' On General Pr[mi.-Capture of. Valencia --Line of Life Trifling—Meet ingiot 'the boric Legfillatlff-- . 4 111eillinn for tildslitAv Wham" --Pall Mall "Gatette" on Af talks Ili" itiaiii--lleffer Days Dawning- on. ken and Pfisiiielimilli. tair Lo ip. rilobutshooseu..) MAnuro, Oetobhb,lt.—The low of life In the bighting wad, preceded the cap. Wryer Valencia was trifling. Of the Xi; none' troop, only two were killed and Rev= *handed. the Itkusea of the in , l surgebla ute unknown. IL - ha been arcertehied that rib titwpaxer househoider eta, Vateacla aoOh pabt in thil Tinton:. 'ld tunny streets where barkihadewritsre !erected or reels. taint) ofrired to the advance of the , troopa, !the wills soil nfirlred: "Here atood Valerieta." Thelinal attack would Pave been made early. idldie MiliPektlad 'toe have not been obliged to *lit for ammunition. The capture of Valencia hue hall a traiblulllzinglaffeet all over the country. 011timal reports state that only stew of the remaantaCit dlapareed bands ioh noir roaming throogh thetprovinersar I.ny nary, Oc ober 18 —Toll :Views has an article on General Prim. The writer admits that Prim is note man of trance,,. dent genius, but has depth, °tunny," anti boundless ambition.- Fie hiss.fbe artily In his hands, and Intends to keep it as long as Spain is without a Vg• Nine !Dan wrest form him the O ' xd, which Fa the real weer, of Spain. Prim goes ibis, and resolves that no King ahall presideoger Bpain but the one of his own making, or under his Influence; and above all no Mootepeocer, whom he had always ob. posed. It is not easy or badly desirable to break through the arrangement which places in Prim's hands the virtual Sov ereignty. If Prim be dispaard to make good one of his victory, let him Introduce not Improvident clemency or inordinate liberty, butt Stull order based on legality. Lonnos, October 18.—Tha Pall Mall Game thinks the formation of a repub lic in Spain would be a step In the right direction; but add. that Spaln has a long Journey to make before she can become Wail instructed; elvUllegidnd proaperouri. Panic, October I&—A council of Min. e. Inters met this morning at Corupelgne, the Emperor presiding. sod bold two I ...ions to-day. M. Dronyn. Do /Mays hint gone to Onmpeigne to supply the place of Prism L• Tour D'Auverge, Min ister of Foreign Affairs, whose continued illness prevents his attendance. The opposition Deputise to the Corps Peglidailitheld re meeting to-day, at which they drew tip and signed a wool ! lento They declare they will not go to the Legislative Chamber on the Xlitb inst. as hits been proposed, bemuse they do not wish to provoke • demonstration and Imperil returning liberty. A pacific rev olution, the result of which is plainly becoming clearer,having commenced they moat not bec ome the Instrument of or furnish a pretext for disorder. The members of the oppaultion will await the meeting of the Corp. Legbilstlf on the day to which it has been postponed by the Government, when they will de. wand to know the reason for this new wrong. an - • • mark of urging the 'democrat cat domande or the country. HAVANA. Oct. lA—Throe steamers reaohed. Cabs withon forty.eight hours, all brinints reinforcements. awake kim.w fah army. A seani.intbsport, d ir ect from VaIiZiJORC I I%.„_ O 4OI4M9II.I3:O4II. day - . MHO' .I,MN men. Another skarn , errlyed here this morning fall of troops. • PIARESEI valves. Losoos, October ril.—The steamer. Union and Nebraska, from New York, have arriviiid ovt Fl A A At:IAL AND a.OIIIIIIEIIICIAL. 1.4/88014. October IN—Console for teensy. 3 %9 om'secounc. 93%; Flys, Tirotity bobda, '621.4M5;01150. 81%; 'Ms -81%. Ton-Forties, 75%; Erie. 58%. 1201 S, 11.4%: athintie a Urea; Western, 21. 'PA 7 L1 9 4.0910999 18,-Boizise fist; motes 71(1:c. " • • ' LIVTIPOoL, October 18.—Cotton la rattier more active; middling noised; 12yatt3ti: New °dean. 1256412%; Woe of 46,000 balm Otilfornia white wheat 10116 d: v4rees in 430023 2 d; .red Inman 9eSth Weitteru tour gis. - thror mixed Zia.9d. Oata 311 6d. Peals 44a 0. Pork 1,107 t. Beef 86a. Lard 725. Chaste 67e :Bacon 65. ild. Common rtisio,fe AL ; ,All 4 tie 3 6 trolutitdr Lid) colloid bvilitil: 27a. Lottoon, 00t0bez,.12.-.Jrailetv. Da. :Cotruncin mitt at -.Lornitou ,Wide. Si. DPiritis Tusitentliteldsi.; Jdoser ba t 6d. ,Calcutta Lhteitotiti'.‘ 4 oq; Petttitliitue at Antwerp drift: -• ' ' ' •' ' - I HAW, . °points „ 18,-Ootton , closed filet: low huddling' arrive I.26tiL 1 - ... • 44 .- " ~.,:ir't 1 Virginia I.itslitimt ~Vongratatitinin neausuetta...asisatbriallteentitthina. rsr Trwariell to liePliditanAdeiti t.;1 ) , Mealiest:4 Via.tostotati hgn.inja!Leg 'Mixture met today. In both HOlll6ll • FON4 l 9 l lMMDMlreatatifiNto quint* , uponitio recent VLOPIIWICALI TIO. ries IS iWATtirtaf 20 the Denata iii was aid On the* table, as 'halos oat of the ravines er the preimirleighilattlre. and rtglivatfictenalledo"Sar tletedonqilttlieltirt.74lituteliCel"elaul.lt ohn X. lalwr i =iftefliiit r liatu.,' and Vir ohn .''',lo . ' 0 aililmon . ELt,teasnitlabgilhatnethwilorßoofVy yaolae, ad asa mem ber f the fitioceidoo:Conventioza. U. voted against axid folcultidto alp the Ordinance br 80061181011. , and wpm. a Union man , through the iser.,eind Was ti e ' oiUldfdate Ist the Valkes Fusty fbrlile tenenit nns Oit: , aiii leat ids tidied 'br One 000 ' votes. John W. Johtuiton hi • lia Ise of Vifiinieti ,l4 okWUNOtOlth V 4 itOttli, Hon, andit4dinyer by prdreiodan. Ho 1 ,14 ....I:Ufilititai , ; toys through - . the tar, and was appointed Judge •of the W utingtot‘ Circuit tgond hy UMW a _ i_she4-04:*blobrwahttoalnatot&Wiumoo& 0h57; Judge ?Alward Pendleton, 63. On the !Allot on which Johnston was norninated the .ote stood: Johnston. 04 Pendleton, 3l; Rohl. L. Owen, le; Joseph &oar, 2. • The .uonsarweih, Aopulaiag,mont bon, t 0 4 14 . 1; ,2 46 tlibtattid_tit Molted Mates Senator I: IL chandler. bite Patted Buttes District. Attorney of Vtr lola, nod Dr. Alexander Sharpe, at merit blarahal of the District of Col.; bia. The eaucuiU also appointed a minittee to pang w r y, tka, ,m._ member. o ad heL ' mt,e Tof against . o legality of that body. :4,24 IMULADEItPHIA. The Late Deille(rted Illinitute. Cues_ I Writ or Ceruerart craned by Judge ojbbarewood—ft DUI he Disregarded by s Majority of the supreme judges. 7 Telegraph to the !Manners gazette.) Pittccromems, October Ift—Onarles " t l Mh b ff lif tArse. " hgrad in It" eab ecti nt upend the duties of the ofgoe of District Attar ney,pro, tern., until the doeltdon of the Dupreie Cou rt one writ of 'enliorort. Thu writ is reported to have been Issued iy r flukti Skanswood previous to his do. . JUDI' for Pittsburgh Saturday morn insny hottre before the decision the.tiburseafironannted in the f Cogrt of coeftWiegrlagepettsit.ll-WlU,daietelbee, be be iligewirded by the majority: ot . the Bug utoe Court Judson. , - 127 7 aneinutt Brier Telegriolk . . tBI X'riillvisptt, tottus Pli 4116, 0 10 131.) 3 3 Citltltkit. 'OCtObeila 3 3- -111515 4 . 04. llttsbanso,ofilaltlammcs Mislay Dom, ionerriuo attatintili &IMMO mditf 0141304 Wittig UM. t Ins robbeasi.ofi • gal watch,, :4201. 04.1 . 56. ltSl. se is koonsaks. • , 1 / 4 = ' - Thy t~attotwt tlon Yd. Cciam O L°4l !rhig ; Tesolotknoo Resolved.' Theli'wheneiee fre' anY, ' 0 14" OrOislit ige protisi - letr ak slck. iseetrptay local preacher woo* to be -erk Mongolia; .rhts Ilettose end • perdu, omit is/mold betaken *war _ Remade:4 'can "' executkOn:th , t l M+4o:oolts of the ibreitoloiliebluttotf,' reepeottelly, sit gook' CUM at ttlib..dlhatplletrea win enforce, the mitre „tabors ,of lootl, presohentrontithhold theirr. Iteeocer. c , , aceolved, Tint 'ye's Wilt use our todoo epos and exereplelq dlsoofinteashot 1.14 reeding-of manuscript Inzwriliervoin' was , tpluid - deiidire tds bed 74,1arday AmbsglPlP bean =I Tear ripe to Ihericatntrch tiaxece.l CITY OR MEXICO, OCLObor 12-1.10 MAVAIYA, October -101.—Hon. Wllliam gewetd atHved at identinllla on the 7th Inst. He Was reedit - 6d 06 lauding with salutes (redo the hilts, and Was met by the Governor of Colima, who, In the. name of President Juarea, cowed theillattnguished visitor to Mex. !ch. A minibef of the Cabinet hu left the CapitollorGnadahtlara tomeet Secretary Sevratd and party. President Jaarea has gone on a brief visit to Tamaulipas. accompanied by General the Natidnal tintgresa eatimesare under consideration ln re Loa dna 'lna fried. and tq prodlde a reduction of the National debt. Congress pas terhand to grabt further rallro.d concessions mire to parties who 1 , eau prove their ability to ceMply lilth triplet-ma of hohtttet. Alvah Palacio has been elected Cover ! nor of the State of Mexico. Dias, the rehel chief under sentence of death. has been nardened. Gentle! CAM° has been brought to the City of Mexico to be tried by mart mar tial for the murder of General Pinto. Ameridan nags were (Replayed At half. meat In the city on the frth, In hordpr of the memory of the late Sec:retail Raw lins. Public and iprivate enterprise Is- re viving. Uotinisbealaqueductain various parts p( the cc try are bolos coutzdeted, and new ones are In promise of erection. Public linpro!ropient. in the alolcol are urged rortrlard rtith much activity. There are now two thormand miles of telegraph linea in operation in the Iha public, nix railroad. amln =wean and 240 'ellen of railroad ln pctive operation t a) retear_pa to (to P tl lt r ' lB7 l' W a rilill th o3 . COle. man. a conductor on the Lebanon Branch Railroad, In passing from one car to an. other, last his footing and fell between the two, one or Wore cars passing over him. When taken up, We was extinct, and the body was horribly mutilated. The Department of Kentucky of the G. A. R. met today for the porpoise of or ganisation and electing delegates to the National Encampment, to be held to New York on the 27111 Mat. Provisional Commander W. P. Wilcox delivered en eloquent address, in which the objects of the order wore lucidly explained. They are to keep alive tholfribudship formed by the Union eoldleraln thetr , associations during the war, and to continue them through the battle of Ilk to take care of those disabled and meritorious comrades, and provide for the widows and educate the orphans of their deceased compan ions In arum; to cultivate sentiments of -patriotism and loyalty to the Govern. moot their valor saved front the machi nations of those who sought Its over throW, the motto of the order being Fra ternity, Charity and Loyalty. The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ken. lucky met In this city today. A large representation from the anbordinate Lodges wan In attendance, about three hundnxi and twenty.flVe delegate. re porting. Grand Master Enable 8. Fitm•e address was an exceedingly able and in teresting one, full of good Melanie ad vice and counsel, and was listened to with great interest. The Grand Treas. later aubmitted his annual report which reports the finances of the Grand Lodge o a flourishing condition. PRAPIII.E. Terulcilice—She fipolval to Pay her Debt, Principal and /uterus—United Inatel senator. (By Telegraph to lb. Vlttabargth ussetial N eanst LLB, October 18.—In the Senate today the following preamble and min. lotions were utuddrocdsly adopted t Witercar, Past leg:Whalen, In the r , of the ob afitalgedrow--"--- to shake the foundation of even public credit, and eresto.l In the minds of many distrust as to thb ultimate PlY ment otour, public debt; end whereas, a people Who, In all tbith'illatory, have bows acrelpuions fidelity to their private obligations, commercially and other wise, must consider inancerto all public. creditors as essential stxtbeilltate'n boner end iiistitity; , therefortßA - --- • • Resolved, That the peeplo of Tonnes. [see will never signalize their restoration to the control of public itilkire - by coun tenancing lie any-manner -a disregard of their public obligations. Resolved, That under strict retrench. moot and rigid economy in all other re sports, all the available revenue, and resources of the Mato should be faith rlidiS appropriated to the payment of the interest ou our bonded debt, and the se curity of the principal at maturity, for which they are In honor bound. c and racit- ITZEM The election of U. 8. Senator takes place to morrow. Johnson'a chances continue the beat, though htwopikinenta 'say he can't be elected. They do not, lowiever, imam the man that can defeat him. The New Capital Itavement—Delegates to the I:operation A.ndring. Car Teterreeir to sat nusearati nassita I St. Luse., October 48.—There was quite s large szteettog to fight of Cont. luitteemen and citizens to make the Beal arrangements for the National Capital t,onvention which I. to mares here on Wedne. The Conventi on will be Called to orde r at two r. it. Wed. 'nesSay, thus giving time for all deb,- gates to arrive on the morning bairoa and oarthipate In theorganbation. Sixteen States and terrUericta will be repreeentret—by some or their beet and most Inflneittial chinos: About twenty delegates haviAdreatly arrlved,leho port that ther uch lutereet felt in the movement in , thelr respective Mates. Among these here are Gov. Knight, of Ooloradm Gov. Plleolf New Mexico; Gar rott Darla and Col. Inuirchlll e of Ky.; anti Masan. Golden:tun and Altell.of Kansas. On Wedneeday night there will be a me . m e etin g to the °invention Roll, at Which several distinguished sweets will speak, among theca Senator Yates, of Illinois Garrett Davis. of Kentucky, Hon. lair. Coburn of Indiana, and Jas. 8. Ito Iles, of Oflasottri. 'On Thursday the delegates will bedrlven around the city and suburbs, and on-Zasy there will be an excursion , luele g a view of the iron fernaces CarOntbdet, and other potato. Prince tiorteattakea, of Buis* le in la. Lord - Derby II reii;rteafainking, and not livelmany da,9l. • - . -103 Phti. /MIR of Belgium , bm beam lnvited to gloat hiapolamt at _Campaign.. —Mani* Basta* will .be appotatod commando*. of the Bulimia Guard or Prance. -The tiongreedetial Committee of Navtgatiorsited taut shipyards sr Dm. ten. end vl laity yesterday. s tri s thretternet in the ltrle tirdlnied eliops, tittles eartahi roaehasiss dhaihamed sae not retnatated. —Atwater heavy nin devil prevailed In Maine on MondO adding mach to the rnehet already prevailing. —Ex•ricaldont Faingdil gad.lady left yeaterdariatnPlidng /nit night I,l.l.adlatutpollp enatOnistllt as CleNrelasid. . . ' Benton his Sim 'reoccupied. b 7 danyernonint troops. ;13mall-pox la pro-, vaUing among lint , Indians In that, vicinity. .. —The new bonenlBablool 'ln:aiding at. Atchieon, Konsu, Brae burned' It tiro o'clock yeaterder lhorolng. buoyed —Tito case of the steamer .Cuba ban be postponed until Thursday on sceinot of the Blames of letinvis.one of 0 6.00 4natd fef the oeamer. pu tga .four .adie: level of• the Erie Canal, nve and • bait 'miles. swot of Sebeneatadyibeit been repaired, and 'osnaVnailgatiott :sae: mauled- on _ —Ationiey.Cleneral Roar prefenino to remain ,In the cabinet. lila , stated Judge PigroPont..ce: min. inetttect 'One-of tbe:lintgen 00, tiie Sa pience Beneh. oeiinan - mimed /Reuben, waa at, ticked In Weat agreed, New:York, Sun day, robbed of twenty . dcdtant AM than. ttuvlntintattot dock, fratn'whlott bows. isecnedbythepolicw. -; —The corner.atoni of the new Odle. drat ar 13ania' Fe, which - bad been lald by . ;Bishop. Irmy on the holiday previous %with toapalng'veremorders, was taken up and robbed Saturday Myrtle. • -- Vhe rreabYtellidlilYnod of New York and New:Jo:ley New *heal, will meet elltuitllitioAle. N. Y.;.to•dar. and will continuo la oesalon three dos and three nighte.'• Ttro htutdrtal divines are expect. - edlo be preeeet. Italian resident' of San Fraud — mo Retiredly's:de bus r proportion of other nationalinee, celebrated the anniversary oft he. torrery_cdAtmtrica by Ocolumbok by r pruemaloa and Other apprciptittoexerctses: - , t • •-tiguiaido€ll.'lltiphatir; fa writing to Dr,,',11tdv.er,',0ct0bee.1150;40016....-rx haes•- bet. of the:htinet *nee February , Whirr times, end then Walt helped env hate, • . -; Mc hope O of ever,, , took • I , o*.r i .- .:••-tte ON -',l4khl4c oEittit , s ee. ;": _7• • _ MIIEOO, LotqzvUle Itestur. Bum. TELEULIMS. =LI terday, appointed a committee to confer with Father Hyacinth and make amiable drrangemeeta for extending him a pnb liodeception, if deemed advisable. —Retail druggists in Madrid, Spain, have Deported to the atithorities that their Balm of turpentine and other coal. linetibles hive lately been extraordinari ly larte. It is attopoted, theme articles are to be used for incendlardek in case kr g revolt. —Mart Klinger, a young dellillitte whose third trial for the murder of his uncle, Henry ity:iiler, in Fovembitr, terminated at St. Louis oil Slitirday, tras found guilty of murder in the fleet de. gree to.day,the jury having been oat Much Eietdrday morning. —A Richmond dispatch says a majority of theinginia Legislature is anxious to elect Senators whose influence will se cure nervernment aid in the eompletten of the James River and Kanawha Canal to the Ohio ri vereand other enterprises of national impagauce. The Legislature will re-aaaeaib td-flay. —The employees of the Erie ttslireed shop in Buffalo, two hundred strong, streak for reenter pay yesterday morn ing' At d meeting yesterday afternoon, resole. ions Were adapted Rating their grievance., and determhtg to hold Off till their object is accomplished and the employees at Port .Tervis reinstated. —At Buitsiti, Sunday, the car . shops of the Lake Shiire "Railroad Were dEldloYed by tire, the origin of which is Unknown. A large number of passenger, freight and caboose Cars, and • large quantity of lumber, car materiels and tools were consumed. The lots will be over three honored thousand dollars, fatly W aited. Over one hundred and fifty work men are thrown out of employment. —Thegreateat Catholic procession ever witneemod in Montreal took plaoe Sunday afterndein, the ooceltion being the frauds. lion of the relies of St. Senn from Donee. cour's Chnrch to the Mehop's Palace. Over thirty thealsand Ifillodle Joined the procession. Fathom Martineau and Langcste addressed the crowd In English and French, explaining the ceremonies. The streets were decorated with flags, arches, &c. —At New York, on Sunday, Rev, Di. Hubbell preached upon the present Ito. man crusade against the public schools. He said "they demand the unconditional surrender of the present system of edu- cation. If we give up this, they will then ask the press to be delivered Into their hands, and after that all the privileges that Americana possess tinder the Gov. ernment; then one by one will thrift, happiness and virtue be among , the things that were, and this land become one of misery and poverty similar to the nations where Papacy rules supreme. The Issue must be met, or It may Lit aome time culminate In one of the worst ware the world ever knew." —A testimonial to Congress haa been prepared by the citizen. of Washington city, setting forth various grievances un der which they labor owing to Congres sional neglect of affairs of the Districted °Mumble. A number of public, im provements, which properly are the work of the Government, they offer to complete if permission be granted them. They, say the prosperity of their city la Impeded by the uncertainty of its re maining the National Capital, and con clude by arcking Congress if It should not nee lit togrant redress for the sever al evils complained of, to place the Dis. trict ander the laws and government of the State of Maryland, or Masaachtmetts, or any other State that may be deemed proper. —Joint Swanson, propnator of an asp tannin, cotton factory trams nockholm, Bwodon, has Jost p a rcbaaad 1 2,600 acres of land In Dunklin and Stoddard coon• ttaa in trio State of allamonn. whore .he will establiabit colony and build • fac tory, ml W , etc., and On - tba culti vation and =norms... • ''''' • • undred [anti. •• .• • s employ and will bring them to hla new plantation. Five hundred families are now at route to New. York, and will reach bibmiouri within thirty days, and Med hundred more families will soon follow. The land is. well adapted location rising. Dunklin comp ty will. export this season from maven to eight thousand bales. and Stoddard minty about five thousand bales: thea ofNiferais. Words. have. a natural. and a derived or secondary, meaning; and often several meaning* each farther tram the natural than the preceding, finally, the true literal Dunning of the word fa calmly last One of the most amusing and Instruc— tive recresUons may be found in tracing words to their origin, and learning how they came to mean what they do. •Ot `course there is scarcely any neat to the number of examples that might he given. But in ores. that the pursuit shall be permanently interesting, the reader runt have some Idea of • few fundamental principles of the langthwo. No great ILMOIInt of linguistic knowledge Is neces sary for this. Nearly all the words have a natural. meaning, derived from tbe meaning of the letters that compose IL Those few that have entirely lost their literal mean ing may be treated as-curiosities. Bach are the following: Meander—From the Ayer Wender, in Phrygia, which Ls noted from Itswindine course. tdßilnery—Artielea so-called becom e first imported from Milan. Mesmerigin—From Mesmer, a German physician, who originated the theory of animal magnetism. Tantalize—From Tantalus, a king of ancient Lydia, punished, according to Roman mythology, by perpetual hunger end thirst, though boughs laden with de licious fruit hung overlds head. and he stood in water up to Ma chin. Both the fruit and water receded from his 110 'When he attempted to Lute theca. Bayonet—From Bayonne, The Caine of the city where they were first made. Academy—From Academes, a public grove where Plato taught. The grove is said to have been named after a man of, that dame, who gave It to the people of Athens as • place for gymnastic ever- dam ' Huna.-ThIS: Word is said to have originated among the Eastern nations, where it was used at a war cry. They believed that eve ry man who died inlet. tle for his country went to Heaven. Uis derived from the Belavomd word "Hur rah," which means "To Paradise." Other words have a proper signification derived from some foreign language, as Karim—From the Latin word "maxi. mum" signifying the "greatast." Amax. im is something of the greatest Import. ance—worth remembering. Nall—(Anteasure.) Thedistance from the second Jointof the finger to the end of the nail Nails—(Eirpcnny, cight—pn.ny, ten. peony, etc.) At Sheffield, England, where immense quantities of nail, were Made, It wee formerly the custom to sell one hundred of one kind for tburpence, another for sixpence, etc. Another class, like the last example, were recently expressive In our own language, but have become less so by change of tostone Mold Board—The part of the plow Which -turns the mold of earth was formerly made of a board.. Ink horn, powder horn; shodng horn, etc.—Eacalled from the fact that these articles were formerly made of horn. Landscape—Land shape. But the word News does not appear to „toms under any law of language. Some I a - appose this to be composed of .the ',in itial letters of North, East, West and Booth: We dud the following llnes,ln ”Wltt's Recreation," first published In 1640: tre.. dott cogis. it say wonta '.lDrzo.uce of Mt WOW,. in:salvo It than Iletrt ltooa..7ea tor letter. worel or - letottb. , Awl annollwo North. tut. Wen ma BMW" •'• • " . Toe moch seal for the Emperor wore. cently exercleal in France b 7 a kissed =sun, who vas teed a Los ego for comadtringe.fraud let the _elections: He bad, Worn: out -.form theiballot ' hos sixteen ..rot e 's in faror of theroppstitlon candidate, and substitute!. sixteen' for thetcandidate. Inhisdefewm, themeer stated that he had been ordered to do all he miller thegoeem.. meat candidate, and thought,he was act. ins legally in securing the election of the friend of the Emperor. The_ijary "Nutt. ted this zealous election CCM on .the .gfolind of wahine hi intellect O 81% lOWA. YER I MONT . • CONNEOTIO PENNSYLVANIA. iierei!the Re Ptibnalli PP* n 4,14) . _ OA. exempt" from tizationlor,l ton' yeas, - from Jaaaarplst l , 2 11 1 Z4 MAW andouLdnomiemployea fp:Um:owl , • orpolerx soodo; dut., • TIMM tho nom o ld lsoll.Po pc; ern:, ". 4 ' • tYraZeit,tfoPil". LELVESITORTH;YIESM , The Center of the Country—Sea:Mß be the capital of the Land. , Lasvnamonvn Cra, Oct. 18. Mtaena Enrrona : Considered geo graphically, the city of Leavenworth hits curious and significant' location; it is In the precise centre of the country. Let those who doubt it, "siting tint map,"llfi it i 7.15 a line from any point oh the Atlantic coast, say from the city of Portsmouth, le Flew Hampshire; across the continent so San Olegd, del Bre Pa cibct then rrinningit line from the Late of the Woods, in the British Possessions,. due south to Galveston rtleY, in Texas, and it will be found that the city of Lear =worth is MICE!, under the Interaction of these two lines. Take a pair of porn passes, place one of the dividers on the city of Leaventorth and the other upon San Francisco, and describe a circle run ning south, and this interesting fact will be developed Unis circle will Include ' its circumfertinee the whole of Idexico and the West Indies, add passing through Nova Scotia and Ne` Bruns wick, ft will include very nearly the whole of British Amerfai. Bo that In the event of the absorbtion of &nth Amer- Ica, Mexico and the West Indies by our expanding enspire„ . Leavenworth would I still be the center of the nation. This remarkable fact, Waiter with its extraordinary railroad facilities, there be. Mg no less than twelve railroads rails. ting from Leavenworth{ le dwelt on With confident emphasis by the advocates of I the removal of the Nat West CapitaL The new republic demands the removal of the seat of government to some Wait more central than Washington, and mid. way between the two flea national boundaries of the continent, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and the agitation of this Important abject Is already becom. Mg deep and widespread. The 1 ea t and the Southwest are urination s subject, and the national apportionment of 1870 will give them the power and the authority to move It. The people of the West treat the early re. moval of the Capital as a certainty. land they are already selecting a site. While It Is well known that St Louis and Chicago have offered immense sums of money for the Capital. Riney perhaps surpriae many In the East to learn that although Leavenworth contains but 40,- 000 inhabitants, and is but a village com pared with those great cities, Its citizens are nevertheless able to offer twice the inducements In money, in addition to her unsurpassed physical advantages. The . Government owns, on the northern edge of the city, six thousand five hundred acres of land, known as the "Government Reserve." Fort Leaven worth, the largest Inland supply fort on the continent, stands In the midst of this beautiful tract Her . there Is none of that level monotony of plain that the eastern people malty Iwo elate with the "boundless west;" the ground is rolling and undulating, with gently sloping hills and romantic valleys, and eminences that are commanding, and yet easy of access. This Reserve has been pronounced by travelers to be one of the loveliest spots in the whole cpuntry. ' In addition to this, Leaienworth has to offer to the United States the unusual spectacle ohs naturally fortified city, •city completely fortified by nature unassisted by art The. city is surrounded by a range of hills tat Miles inrte.- gradtvn irregular s• =rogue chord, and en closing within its sweeping . =comps= Leavenworth end the fort, Th=e tans, or rather this &Attir:ems bill,, is as regn. lar in its outline and structure as if built by en army of engineers In the leisure of peace. From the East the bill sisesisnid nally, but on the West tho aides are pre. clpitnus end difficult to approach. in the event of the Capita being located here, this immense tract would become of Weasels= 4licar. example.-e====er, teen hundred acres would be reserved for the public buil which would be MOM than ample. the five thousand acres, cold be hid out in lots and sold, ay at the moderue valuation of one thousand dollars each. It bee been esti mated death= would net the Government the enormous sum of seventy-live millions of dollars, which would be enilicitnt to build its marble palace, in a style fir sur passing the present., and leave a large a:roles in the ileum to be applied to the liquidate= of the public debt. Them Ism exaggeration tar chancterialc hyper bole about this. It Ls all true, every word cif it. Ttut view from thetop of this hill is one of surpassing Loveliness. On flusEest we see a flourishing city, crouched down upon the banks of the winding Missouri, .uid on the north, rising from the thick erne.. of spreading oak and elms and walnut, aro the buildings of Fart Lear'. cnworth. But ais toward the setting sun that the eceaeippPainsthe very ell max of picturesque beauty, wheresand thrift have united with botunious nature In producing a landaespe ern urn. passed, if not unequalled: ;In the West. it upon this range of bills that the goT eniment could belle the Bookriard of the world,and there 'ls now t well Rivaled I road way around Its entire commit' These aro a few of the adrantages, that Leavenworth posseases over all 'lta_rlrilit in the strife Tor the Sal, and the, peo• pie are fully Im pressedwith the Ides that it will eventua yhelocated ,here. The Governor of the State' has appointed a delegation of Influential ;and eloquent men to attend the Convention that 1640 . meet in Sc. Loutron the 20th boat nit delegation will go there fort :M ed:by watts and Mulatto prey* co" —,ed and colleciecl with great care.' That Leavenworth should be the (Mum Capital of the Maims may be strange, but stranger things than this hare happened in this nineteenth. century of wonders. Perhaps liunlet had a direct reference to this approaching event when he Bald to his fellow student: ••Tti ..azze k, morn transit In Ileaven and nutty Tban are Onstopt n 2 in 7042 pOtlosopbT, 11=1 GENERAL NEWS. thteLL pox prevails at Fort Wayne, Indians, Mr Isnarwmcsa„ on the Bth, presented two hundred dollars in bills of the old City Bank of Manchester, N. a, for re demption. The bank has been closed for two years. They were paid. PRO.. Hogan, of Dadlo Observatori, t Albany, predicts at before Tutaday there will be a fall of more than. eight Inches! of rain, and that Hodson river and tributaries will attain even a .greater height than In 1857. . • Tate Nathinal Association of the Local Preacher, of thenlethodlst Episcopal Church of the United .Btates met at.Cha donaU au Saturday:nal wilt be in will. number several days The &Motes will. number aboveone hundred andlifty. - A 4:1010IIE105 iosrtn London rendered the other day, In theawe of e young wo. men who fall dead in the street; aTerdlet of * WM:Won of . bloodoti the tuella, caused bye fatty heart; accelerated -by COLIIMS. don of the died; prodhced by tight lac. hut.). AT an Inquest relative to the' fall of k' trading in IVllliamsban, New York, by whictiofferal persaas we killed, oat. dance was addspai that • the supetintsus• dent of caastruction wee In- liquor tre qan uently dosing tha ;construction :of the . • , meape Brain pidsoners.d Scan the Pei bestiary at • Moendrrille,- W.. Sunday night hat, - through a tunnel deg from their cella to a. main warm, Two hundred reward, twenititee dol-• lam for eacli. has-been .offered ler. their recapture. - • AT.Winthrop.- lowa, recently, a mob of citizens took'ahorae.thlef by the name of Vroorolm, from a constable, g•• him out to a tree, per a cone iaro hit neck, and would have hung him but for the interposition of four or five deter. mined men. - • maidtieg re! to Tut Italie CO 140 .os. tend aid to any of .the Wrenn by the recent boiler enloalcet at the loam Stale Pala, unless 'Veen evidence Vett they (the aufferesa). will not bring salt; far derma &gems:the Arm tutting the - .laaScx on exhibition. Tito boa -on the St.' Paul sad Chic on lottrool:m111 bo hid trocr.St'. Pont to . Hastings bilbe 14th of - Decemtloc.it-ts' intecdol to` commence tallog the trick on thoothor end ot-theline-sia ]Bth last, Lod push*. work Commit to .L4o, Vogt ebb the go:atm 'rouble • Rio pretty Well settle d ,. that lsonmoustr- thaftivUka- Igo $14,000,000„ should e Court decide against them, with regard to the purchase of several toot= who have since failed Tar. hose mesons of lirooklyn,'whe have consented to give 05 a day for eight hourulabor, complain that they wenn& ble to compete with those tweet sanely standing Outsialut thioqciery,, and who pay but $4 $ day for ten hoc* and hare reeested • the 64xiety *men to reduce ~.„. _.. ' AT theforfnlghtly malthtlialiktftnw. York Worklntiwoman'a lanackbatua r liot week, a letter trofn Batter yanpur, ma* in Eigleind, was: recelM, leimostlediA lug the receipt of $100: Asiatiferar fedu:' died dollars are alleged than been OW' scribed for this. unfortunate woman,./ti' glitzy Is modesty, the whole amount win not sent her. . WIULE Secretar7 Seward was hopping ..-' ' at Liss Angeles, on blitrip lathe l'acifig the house in width he AutdAdr. patty lodgedwas entered by • -*kin. /n' passing fmm the room of thrriNencrable statesman Into that occupied ty Mr. and Mrs. Y. W. &Ward, the battler awn' , en: ed kfra Seward, who, unaided, drovi him from the premises, , . Tau asse of We fit= In Now York; who deceive the people-by proposing to famish them genuine imitidan tender notes, and send to the pmr.huer lot of photographs 'of the' ,United &mai currency; has ftm . :reforred to Solicitor Bonfleid v end if attte hits, authority td suppress the smlndhint i 4 .-trtetst7 Boat; well *ID promptly -enforce Tug rumored duel bailout theirs.nW guerrilla Sohn S. Mosby and Col.'Boid; Sheriff of Fangttier county,' Vs. it ap. purl did not come From this pots; llahed correspondence we learn that Col. Boyd'a offense consists in his having all that he could ptova Pemusylvanta that Mosby wu. a highway Mites. Thus would not be much difficulty encotatteral in proving the fact, we opine. Tn Nth arming canitegltion of:the I ,l reneh Canadians In the Nailed Mates, has Jut bees held in Detroit. Among ; the resolutions adopted was Uda one: "Wci admit no alternative lht the 1” 0- eats of - of our country, and ourselvei. trust the annexation - of Canada to the United States;; ' and they fertilely constituted' themselves us 'General Conrmisslon for; the annexation of Canes to the States.' i Tarr United Btatat Commisairmer.' , at! Dayton, Ghia, brutdischarged with Huffman and ethers, charged with eon-. !piney to defraud 'the government in the. illicit sale of. whiaky, and dismissed' the proceedings in the case, on the ground that the defendants were witnesses for tha' government is criminal prosecatlos, and that thergOveniment would not permit its *imam to - be intimidated, nor preten-. ted from testifying, by vexatious suits. ACCORDING to a recant French faggot, ornamental feathers may be bleached by immersion for three or four hotiri In a diluted lukewarm solution of bLeirronutte of potash, to which a little nitric acid boa -been added. To remove , the , chrome oxide welch settlers• ripen the feathers, and impart agreenish color, a Ontario lotion' of . euphoric aeld... may : be used. The bi.chostnate solution =dna be too strong, arid thinitrio_ sold 'ahould.betil; lined mall it osaattto riot's vapor or' , Crscrintafflurra residing In thi; ad, borbood of the „Pest Hoagie, lemma t as an insufferable nulainca, • are charisma:lw ek...annhAer tbat Outdo 113 2' ements going forward shall be atop. pad. Bat the • Beard of • Health . regard the Improvements as absolutely necesary In preparation :for the already Whited Increase of ama/l-pox Patna thilly and ensuing winter, - and 'demur to 'the aetlan of the Council atoning all •weak atteritats, pennanr.at ebaracter Mid so .thn ni„ Aii•liaiialdeneeof Kr.irinned near Jona' fitsalon; on the C guni end Payton Railroad, .ineselay evening of last week,s mast •: • and fa igbter -as:4 her child of seventeen s moaths.. The child trying for aomciiiing',lciinii4 the name,&girl of fnlirteeni;.'statilerWtha cellar, carrying a lattluerpiralfis% with which. to cut • slice of -luzad... Mulls stairs She slippediusd ISM, and the knife flying froor.her hanCettilek* stair and remaining for I mennent ailtip , the point poised upward, the child fdl upon The knife blade entered its.,pearl, kill ing it instantly. DIED: • lIITECD7TILD-02 Ohntisv inmates, - at . 6 Weloc.l6 cpgcarzs.Lu. mat BA ranaalfroas bis 4lerestilloure,'ll Geld min, Aileen:ay 4117. TO:MAT. APTII3I gOO3. at o'clock. • . • - • DM Teachers-sad teehotars cf tad Dandily' :knout at the Find PrestrytenturaDretti Ada, EMIT, WI.II soon Et deal:Dwell at that Doss on TUDWAYMOONING: atilt's} tae WI lad 41; MM to Ma memory .. a; 5140ELU UN 3 N 9 :.EVI . MCEIEL ALEX. AIKEN lmm. v i t . 4110 4v 04 .4ev0n7 . 4“pu10s arfts=li Mit i t z !‘ -I..alOnt MOO .. 'F'4"!4"l"g I + =d faatat /1111ANILEEL & PEFJEILEB s . 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