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',4 41 1 1 '4 41 rti 7 A *P., 1 1 1119-4 41overpo . ... ... 7 1 0 469 7 5 3 OM 071 33113.-449P491343 Jaige....Z49. - 3 itn,sa taiasa3ol 1.77..7 - Cilia* Patriots In . View York. We are perfectly willing to tight for Etn.Att - dcilkfif the Cubans will only here anttlivelliter-I,tt ik,actilered ..... ..... But we are sincerely tired of Searing 1 4k:blatant din of them PiPhut ikeedom-ahriekent from the sweet security of their lairs In by•lanes and back alleys qf they would only setae a musket and gdlgunnituritter Bpaalards in this city, we might work up* hule respect for their • courage while deprecating assassination. LI thny-oely awassinate their allies, as 1 did the two unlorttuiate Domincarut 11/11thhignitIMm i ester lee to aid With their experienced' valor, the cause of the Cuban patriots. ln the bine of thiii and sinew Inaldeutsoiny ayinfillthffigi feelings are Selina by Ilia most frightfal Manes oftepitabih` felicity , andr•entetylaw e iut lbe insurgente. Ye. onlye moo m , , Ce, oaks* were received ram the .. go • alinklantiltrithei Captain t r.:.,. • to . - capedally careful and consid .. • • In • . breetnentAet Cuban • that n igen of - unnecessary bl• • • .: ed might t- IA lbw skirts of the • rter and its - - ~„ pa 410,1••• • ,cot•the dis '-ipatch, witubettarM and' ii is re• rimy* ,becitat the..• ,:•••• lof •.: , ,Mette,' are enough Cubans bildhiißy kir farm i fall n regiment. .If they will con -411111120:Seir themselves from the Mantua llainant.faacy tkirs, Preach ballet .giria, E:i ta !filaCTork , barber - shops, we will them a regimental standard, bear. ' rpaai its fords the cigarette rampant pita bunch - at bananas in the back theirbd. ". They may pas g 0 into battle adat-Ilia cherished emblem of their &inn . Tice , end their &write fruit, labia seemeloit be about the only inepira. 1 Troia the ltendi are catable of receiving. , F.l,A r es : /actilyifef of tho Thur. Qt - Greenwich Gespital. IJ l4lol6c httetidtal , Entland,haliteasel V . ..tio lamerload rendezvous for the Levomout: and disabled ;seamen of the If/Mb Navy.: lathe lhta re, the pension pfeltiff„Veneive a periodical sum of Ine., saiy, eadda allowed to reside where their fe: 'Odeettich. MOW lire staled, Jaw lunge thos ceMed totsian asylum for Witty, :eteCtria' Board ' of. Governors, :eiftlerfaiesof Ittis,oooeser, compose:l ' WaMod-• jaiimitee.l:•' While the 'Warm- A* m*411186101 sailors were obliged to telifittlitlietied With& miserable stares. *km' allowance, the-dispensers of the; lbOrtidyleariMelt ring bilustley. • T his 'llll- tat Of taageliga,” brotght wich Hospital ln= disrepute, and the forced seperattonof tht lamateadkom their families and theisenity - diet hu re duced the ntfutber pensioners: In 11$8 =creme= elerreurhundred aacancia . cihrnietimiprbtijiiidigshnikiresieut stun bar of disabled seamen were receiving .W.ltiv relief 'parts bf England. Within the lait twenty years, the number of pmdgmort VIE Inmate! hwe been Eurcitterodated so, d - st: present there are eildy:tildrtieMPlannies, eleitly 'all ,Elxtrtidden. aud...tho, rest without any Ahoteszalatives, .These are to heIICCOM =witted= &detached establishment, and 'ghee ** c Va i rso& w : tG Adei'ii•it bs ' 4evc4cd ‘ tly plaa, LMQ. ( Xi an num will 1.1rxi a..... -4 1 =1. =IWO . for mmpen. liar was founded andltarvin memory (Ike !Wei ViarISTOM Cape Ls Hone. -Mar oft's! .endowment co $750,000 valear,andvess to. be pitti for the • relief of f rIGGIMIta#-Arftql• Ifidclfs: an . • • - . . iateinpthig sable idthe Own= of fast horsellesh, aualost amine? of course, any number pmjemealelhe:on r e bond* thoM id 4Nanvil-Be one,ilenataeri eon Atteorrelipaei Ind Vh? . lbgr• leaky bible beurMa one pour to ever contiltkuss' met ;which • ;bons may pleb, arid XL , BOIShor . - 14 20314 Wing patticulat whether or Alsot betaixeutdinirindalidlimb i all he litldf blind btalialr.hate 'the' necessary WteesstlemseWfio InuteM Mr. eilloisitthieleCAsdc. was he'conditionarit the 410 D- the owner of Dexter re - Una condltlonj,-of the ltin‘to I throw the4oV dour ;vvlde I shotild prefer young and land horse like Dexter, but I shall not =kelt its barrier against any horn under taking to preferential% bati whether hebe young or old, sound or unsound. lame, or free from lameness; whether he have en* sPailit or two, „three rlngbones o ce foam be blind one eye or both, broken winded or foundered r so long as he per- Rama the feat of stertink el Dexter start ed from my stehle,4 Twenty4lesenth west, near lilathavenue, at ono o'clock r. re, and S sidibilAuthig the same aIS noon on Prospect rata, as Dexte r t ro • mile in 2:21140A road wagon driver welgblix atliyouuds. Thereniust be no muting or propiug—eery inch or the mile =AU tamed as Dexter trolled ft, without a aln•lo idly or jump; and I now have theprivilege of-wt and tuning the brisk and taking one uf or, two. friends with sm The owner of" thee b one a n dew have: one Cr two friends seatv but, under no elmo mdwces, , wall lb. co,cmod, directly or lactlrecuy, , to a public or advertised w h ew Maury is rewired thientratice-PlAhor cmportunlty given for betting. i PEOPLE are talking about leg money for stable of Manx Plit Feseenden, Its bus dlslingalthed &Maar No Mena or &public man Nut ever been erected 44 th e State, rindit has eln. •gle nronatnern, that toile, nun:miry artier Late Governor King, in front of the cald. ids Augusts. ' • v, . , , r;. .' • ~...:, . itt . I,XI, Arti (1 o . ' c' - fit/Zrtt ~.. , . ' .7:-•-•:., ......,1 :' \ I -- 1.- - ,. VOLUME T _ _ , _ . _-, =__ v. " - W 00 Is el e. ME LXXXIV FIRST EDITIpI. MID.XIGIIIT NEWS BY CABLE. Property of the Orteanitts to be Restored-A:carrel hang ; P. ; in the City of Paris Fe red— ' tiet between a Con t and Date -=4914 Ptess of Spa ta Cry 1 ..61Ve Us a Rlng”—Es ,rtes the Coming Man. Wit 1 the j • Luke of Genoa as Sue !nor— Mr• 1-) '''•"‘ . 7". or Chicago, °.w lu thi' .pw, gec ci on in p a i nzatiA city, la toaltlng publio A MAI 01.1.1013 that 411PpleMed—Londoli . • ittand , : , r 13 "'U.). th" We New fork I""thlt4 the ' Eludeoo, Ike Shan, Ilorthartaltern, St. ard ,, on the, Dettuttlo a of the Unmet. '"" - I 1 Pturt and ltork bland made will be one to the Pittabe cur Ilne of railway on a ba.da of eight per ladearant. rah 0.-tu.) PRaattß. ; tout., net earning" This oonsolldatten p wv . ,ooolx,„ w.... 4., leal.l.a am, flee will louse perpetually lhe ilarlern '`, .- ~. . and klele road; the Erie at *even per a reartuor or deputies propoae to intro. duos • law at the next arsalou of the 17,..1,t0iv.013,400„,,,,g,,„,,e,,,,,en.nt01b1annad a . e n d a th i e Corea Leglalatlf to annul the decree of hurt dollar,. The Erte's prase svilltae l Wet; cordhseatlitg the property nt out, narrowed at once to the gunge of the • • other ite., her conu,etton. -' - Orleana'ffirineon. ' ... . . . _... The Liable reports that the ultra redi cala are vial:leg the woritehops 4E16 urg. hag the meta to take part in the demon stration Of the 26th inst. The Prows says the Revolutionary Committee of Parts, have warned the workloglabb • lit the pacevincy, that on the 126th lost there will be a general up rising In the city of Fula. The Radical journal. do not anproveef the proposed demonstration. it is eatnered that Lwitdra Rolla, Felix Pist, Victor Hugo. Leafs Blanc, and other extreme Radicals wEll come for ward sa candidates for the Corps Leg's latif in the supplementary elections won to be held in Paris. A duel won fought to-day between Coant De Beaumont and Duke be Fitz James. The latter is dangerously wet:hided. GREAT TIRITAIII ' ' • Lennon, October V,..—The Standard re ferring to the action of the United Steles In preventing the departure tot the hill. bantering expeditions Ibr Cuba, argues that however excellent the conduct of the Atnerhuns may be In detaining the steamer Hornet, It =IDOL be an example of the future, still less a cause of reproach of the put. The whole basis on which She cane of the Alabama runt, hi that she Wall not anon a ousel as the Hornet. We could not have Proceeded against her as the flontulautti have7agalnal the Cnba. CLEM hf Anal n, October W.—The Press strongly urge the. Immediate olectiortuf. trEing, and enggeete the 'elevation of Espartos to the throne for life, and the designation of the Duke Genoa as his euaseasor. In the Cortes tbo question of ordering no election far deputies to supply the phloem of those who Joined the luau rgeu Is is now under consideration. HAVANA. Haven), October bottle. of rebels bare made their appearance uear Trinidad. A. shirtulati took plane be tween the insurgents and Spanish troops In .the Cardin Villas district, during which di insurgents were killed. In the Sierra Nueva' diet:let a entail en. gagmen! took place between the Span iards and Cubans, during which the Cu. bans lout reran ktliad. gi us rin a • 1 TRIESTE, October 22.—The Insurrection at Calusro, in Dalmatia, has Oeen sup. Premed, but not without blecrgabed, oottfilettook place on .the arriyel of the troops, the Insurgents making n deeper ate reahltanee, but they were totally de. rested. Order la now completely re atOred. Jukßialp .11E51110 PIAMOUTII, England, October 21L—The +steamer litorcuromja, from New ifved to-dity. lieraarothru, October .12:—khie able Athlete from Now York, was abandoned qweit. All bandexcinland lautjad hero et. *INA ACIAIL AND ...0111SIESICIAIL Intenoar, October V— —Consols, ^3X; American ea:widow Pico-twenty bowie, 81X0 Tou,por ties, RA Erie, 21y,; Illinole , 643: Atlan tic and ' Great. Western, 26).j. Stocks quiet. al6, October 22.—BOUree firms 7if LIVERPOOL, October 'Zl—Cotton: sales ler the week, 92,000 bales, of which 17,- 000 were for export and 21,000 on apecu. laden. The stock la estimated at 4 34,000 bales, of 'which 86,000 are AmeriCan. The reoelpta for the week were 71,000 tales, of which 8,000 were American. /riantity afloat, 348,000 bales; of snitch 53,000 L Amertasn. Market to-dar., dull; middling uplands,. 12: New Orleans, with tales of 10,000 bales. Man chester market dull. Breadauffs Receipts ot wheat for .8 days, 65,000 guar. term, of which 40,000 were American. Oultortds white wheat, 10a 7d: red west- ern No. 2, Os 4d: winter, 9a 7d. Western 24a. .11nn, mixed, 3IE 3d. Oats, IL 6d, Pelts 44si 6d. pork, !MOIL Beef, 88s, lard. 71a. Cheese, 674, 6d. Bacon, 65a 6d. flatbed Petroleum, la 841. Tal- , low 47a. Turpentine 27a. Linseed cakes, .£10.126., ' Lemont+, October -21.—lallow 47ea 47a M. Sperm oil. 925. Sugar, ' 353 9d. Calcutta Linseed, 61z sd. Petroleum at : Antwerp quiet at b9t4f. FRANKFORT, Octobtal2.—Bonds &Alva. and firm at 87h'. ' EA YEE, October 2.—Cotton Oat at 1484 Ott spot and 1Z734L afloat. • • PHILADELPHIA. The Brooks' case—An Absent II lusees-_ hattanal, State and City Auo9llU.° I heateb of the DeUnanent. ter Tel/paha toes riustrargh oucne.l PHILIDELPHIA. October 23.—}11gb Cotitable Clark ban been removed by Mayor • roz. He has , been connected *Oh thapulice Mom years. ' The ,Brooks' case was resumed. Oda tworhithr. M. Brooks testutta to thl; fact of tbei Mossott. He recognised Morrow. ail being In Keenacea store previous to the ilteatith and bellese4 Jaime Dcingb erAy bo the man he saw struggling to get tato the CarriligedoOr when he reach. cse It in musult of his swallows. On alisietuit gibe disappearance of a witness for the prosecution. the Court adjourned to•morroar. /wise Lddiow Invited the °Mina' of the Zoned Slats authorities, the State and olty cases to enclosing to find this witness, and said he would exhaust the power of the Court In the seen*, • and If the whiner was In New J trlsbl be would mind the the Governor bltind Hate to plyerl44,to tbo 03,urt . - ThatTetmeelbStioupeAtanterfelters...Aeare - . - Arreets-Vertles Held la 1130.0008 a OlyTileirreptito me Pittsburg] ereants.l --.Annusonn, October 2L-The miss of ..'nerthis Charged with selling iigutterAnt tptueeed neVennestatopeprondeeto lead ' Fo itOP , 4IPt libelelittre `TlVelhOfe Sr. LTOlag have been made th comitetion with !tome of them hieing Charles Jackson, . . trobaimaMahufacturer of Petersburg, who detrireet - witli furnlehhig • genuine itlegrutake the counterfeits by., The& W. he And Frederick Bannache were before the United States-Commissioner to-day, and held for trial. The U. B. Dl*- 4.r.htd.AttOreej, to tinging that. heavy ball le required; Bald that this wall part of a wealthy gang, the prlnelpals of which would take them out ofhll If 120,0:10 had to be forfeited to do it. The Commie, stoner flied the ball et 110,000 each. and Headache gave 1t into &Glory of Bal. nacho was seized to-day for violation of , the revenue laws. The other parties have been balled to appear on Wednes. day. The case,ezclted ,ninch Interest from the feet that all the parties are well known as farmer revenue officials here. Daring and.Stmcrasful Fraud.. [By Telegrepti to the PlttetawehGesette.7 NEW OSILSAIWI, October 21.—Judge Abel to-day called the Grand Jury to gether and delivered hiseharge to them, urging them to Strip, if possible, one of the most daring and successful frauds yet Perpetrated Open the State Tress*. rer, and this accomplished by wholsaale per eve subornation of perjury, and It Is eved by the complicity of cadets. Be alluded to the false, corrupt and fraudulent obtaining of warrants upon the State Treasurer by,virtne of the act of General Assembly of 1868„ for ! under 1 1sf of the veterans who served Jackeon In the battle of New Orleans. - —The delegates to the Conductors' LOgiresetion r at Onlembue %le-arrived In theedirillost slx o'ctoek last evenink by a special train and attended the perform ance as the Opera Roam . ;e1! - NEW YOltli. CITY. ----- •VEcol r ll EDITIHI (ilv T. , r,,1e ~, Ow Pfltsbetrre, 43 ..et, 1 Railroad ConeolidLation —No In- kj _ " dictments Against Gold Spec- : FOUR O'CLOCK", .1. .0, ulator , —Genera I Butterfield Demands a Searching lures- - ligation Council 01 Evian.: gelical if hurc hes — EVangell- ' calmilance_Th e m achin ,.. , An. Exciting Scene In Coati— s Is I Armed mop in Florida --Gen. etrike Cotatinnes—Ten Inches J. BoVrtnaii Supervisor of the of Stiow at Leyden, N.Y.—A I Western Dlstriet of Pent/my/- Cuban State BIS Maltese utril i , vania—Cutdom ifeceipte—BU. then Ilies le Shoot utiatieff. ' 'nor Contradicted—The fir i genie U. S. Senators Laboring Ember Disabliitlet. 'BY rol'airr.r..., to ibe PittelZett liaarlbr., WAtikIINOTUN, D. 0., Oct. 24 18a e IS ICITINO VIEI4 IS TAM 00 . 118? 11.00111. There was Ft t tC , 5OO of much interest and alarm In 't e Supreme Coen boom this afternuont Mr. Phillips bid domed the nupuneut In a (alb in tehich ' Moe. Ewing, gip, bad been Mao* for twenty- Ilve years, and Wall followed by Mr. Car Bale. Mr. swing had, listened with more than twinl attention to Mr. Phil. jiPit, Sul seemed to be much excited by ' that ,gentleman's argument, and Mr. Ewhitg, to reply to Mr. Phillips, spoke with mon. energy than he mei displayed for year& After epeak lag twenty rumates, he oomplainea of indispueltioe, end asked punosaion, Which wii. promptly arauted,toelt while continuing argument Hs attempt. ed to proceed with it, but fell from hie tchub Unnerve:lmm Court instantly ad• l int:trued. The emcee of the Court and counsellors present hurried to hie side, arm the Judges nom approached with marked an zloty, to ascertain hla condition. (hotline. were quickly brought from the benches, of which a be 4 Misguide lot Mat on the floor. la the toured of fifteen minutes hie ono ndopeuels returned, when he was re. roofed to the room of the Clerk of Court. Phisiciarer'were summoned, who pronounced the ailment to be Ashanti. UDR of vigor of the heart. Two or three hours named before that organ fully resumed !to function,. Meantime the members of hie fam• ity and other relatives were ap nriaed of hie critical condition, among them hie two eon. Thomas and Charles and his daughter and Gen. Sherman, Lon eon In law. His physician, Dr. Biller, to night pronounced tam In improved condition, and gays he will recover. Re null ilea at the Capital. Judge Ew i ng will be eighty yearn of age next Decent. her. NEW YORE, Oct. 22, 1,69. Slag, The A ono and tkrearWhstern and theOttio and hiaspic and . ! ,, tea. York Central, wit be put this consolidation at fltall, w it Lake Shore at $126, Rook Wand at 1182, Northweaterti at par and St. Pahl at par. Gold chimed at 9 1,4(.1A1 is. The Congreasinnal Committee to ...take testlniony relative to the outrages on American onions in Paraguay, coin. mencrd Its !session here today. The Grand Jury thin morning present, ed ivtiatchof Indictment" t? Jut*. bag rebate: The cases 'Vetere( an Ordinary character. No indictments eureka ()orbit: or any of the gold speculatora have been returned. onweteranlagyst Hen,-.Buttertieldr In a letter to Secretary 13ot:dwelt, indig nantly Minim, the assertions regarding his astriciation with the ikihrunts of the gold ring; repudiate. the Idea that he has been in any way identified with It, and requests a full anti saarching official hil r efergatirlds ,The Council. of the , Evangelinal Churches met again today. After much discussion, resolutions were adopted fa voring a permanent Evangelical council, to meet yearly, to the end that an al. Hance of the Evangelical bodice ran he consummated, andine dialenlination of the teachings Of the Gospel increased. Henry Ward Beecher made the prinelpsi addrera. Prof. Schaff, of this city, returned this morning from Europe on the steamer Rhine baying finished hie mission in I the.Gaitteral Conference of the Eirangelleal Alliance, which Is to be bald I here during autumn of next Year. Dr. Schaff hen recel, of the promise of per- ' sonal attendance and co-operation from the most distinguished divines of all denominations in Great Britain and the, I Continenc. Toe strike among the machinists on the Erie roamed continues. Ten inches of snow are stated to have fallen at Leyden, Lewin county, yester day. Thasevening, at a house of fame in flressby street. Henry Voaqueit, a Cuban, etabbal his mistress, Josephine Wonds, inflicting a dangerous wound, and then attempted to commit suicide by shoot. Mg himself. Ho was erre, led. H is wounds are not fatal. The verdict of the Coroner'A Jury in the case of Snail McMahon. Mat week on the New Jersey Railroad, at W eserlYt censures Parker, uondnetor, for ordering deceased oil' one train while another train was passing, whereby he camp to his death. The railroad company 14 also censured for permitting Its agents to foree Passenger% from a train on ow• count of a dispute concerning fares. TENNtssEat The I ;Mc d ten sr untornldy doper Cled. f dr. Tefe<raph tolhe PPtat..rith Mean VI lAA:, o,s,hvr 22.—The op p oel. Lieu =Went...tell on Seery Cooper to day, and he was elected Senator on the Area ballot, ee follows: Cooper, 55; John son 51. Cooper Is a gentleman of due ability, and has bean a aunlitent, Union man all the time. The ep i stle gives aatiapnual_ln but Job moat ardent friends: Pro. bably a better eeleetbai could not have been LULA& ..nr. Cover la one of the ablest lamfyent to Tenneasen. Re wan was one of the Military Governors; Johnaon'e appointee to the Jufpelary; wea Commended for hie Inteartly as an °Meer by Governor Browuiow, In a message to the Legislature. He gave a deviator' in the Sherbrook-ftedley ease, now 'pending in the Clotted States Su preme Court, that the franchise law ie uneonatitutionat. On reUriog from the bench, he became 'Professor in the Lebanon Law School. tiltruing t posidno he removed t atilds. an d a la bow' Reiland from Da l videsiniximaty. Ty c ps the estimation Ito iv bold In by all rties, It may he noted that all the Radicals, with one ox. oupdan, - voted ?or Mut. The stoat. thrtnveibe lasi *novel of , earth on repu diation In Tennessee. =MEI Blau TELEimuts. —Ariwzia loi,vioes of October 61b, Mate tozyi dealt that CoL•Oirter, 'Secretary of the terri - —The citizens of Racal:midge, li a rsve voted four hundred thousand dan a county subscription to the Vedley road. --Gov. AlaWirth of Michigan has 1.• wed a proclamation appointing Nor m :. ber the 18th the day of panda thanklagitr. !mg. —New tin deposits luxe been discov ered on the Coast Range Mountains, In Las Angelo eonnty, Washlegion Terri tor,— , , • —The Rollca Comunnalonersof Fluffslo, have bead cinsi so appear be fo re Gover nor Hoffman.. to answer the chorea of malfeasance. - p - Rettrziaa DOW GlLUfOraill aref AMMAN° to !Of/ IDEITIUM*I44. The 61(3011On troalteleatal Wallace, Baca °area, 'to the Supreme Bench, le now conceedecL —E. H. Eunlac, the well known tetn• penance lecturer, wee found dead In bed at Boston yesterday morning. It le sup• posed be Mart from an accidental over .dose of opium. —The big whisky case against Harris, Hnston @ Lana, Dayton. Ohio, distillers. went to the JAry In the United !hates District Coon, at Cincinnati, last even. leg. The Jury adjourned till this morn. ing. —A Rock Island dispatch says the Rodman Rouse, of that city, was totally destroyed by-Lint ear ly Yeet..rday.snorn. log. The house and lorulture was ret ards& 120.000, The house- was thawed for 116.000 and the furniture for 14,000. —Thayer's Circus has "gone op.' , AR the property Lin the hands of the shirr. Iff orfitunliton county, 'Ohio, attar-ha i l by creditors, mart of then' employes the company. dulls amounting to alit thousand . dolisza are already entered, and more coming. „ ,—eas Omalladiafateh nays: CoL•Hant• mend; , General BOperintetldpt of the Union Pacific Railroad, has contracted fore freight line to Idaho, Montana and Utah. The new doe will open offices In St. Louis, New Yoric, Chicago and Clms. .he and other Important points. lawman:dog t -24tejury he aumnsdeath of Mary Callahan olusd totakeevidtmce ' child, in Utica, N. Y.. October. 6th, ren s - dered a verdict that the child died from inhuman treatment nt the hands of Its mother and that her husband, Walter Calialtin. was a periy to the, crime. -Both are ander wad. —The steamship Rhal dr. from Bremen, tuts arrived with Port an.Princo,datelt of the nth, which state that x fightocctirred between the steamers Salvers and Petra, of the regain navy, and the rebel ateeenereeqc city , aunt suiting in thedefeat of the latter tyro. The Salome was badly damaged. —Tha Grind Jury of the United States District Quirt, at Louisville, have in dicted Captain H. D. Dexter, and First Engineer Dest.,,of the steamer Phantom, which exploded Some weeks ago near Paducah, involving a serious loss of life. CiFtilinDuxter gave handbill the sum of 16,090 for his appearance at the next term of the s. Caurt. —A Denver epeeist nava the Kansan Pacific party, including Cyrus W. Field and Mr. Meek, agricultural editor of the Now York Tribune, arrived this morn. gi aster , kutpecitoi the =Wry -be. tween Sheridan and. Denver, and over one thousand mites of the eastern Dame of the:Rocky &Mantillas, in referince to' the extenaio7 of the Kahan and PecUlo Railroad and future business. -—A Fort Benton, Montahs, telegram notices the arrival of a party sof miners from a point four 'hundred andS s t went} , five miles north of there, they 'having been forced to leave on amount of the Blackfoot Indians, and the reftbal Of.the British to sell them • provie.ons, The amalteleg of nine men, entwined ten days on groom. The weather at Fort Benton is cold. The memory yew terday was ten degrees below rem. . _ ITTSBURGII, SATURDAY MORNIN(I, orIOBE THE CAPITAL. FORTIOXS or FLORIDA RVLGO FY YOB General Kryganoweitt, Supervisor o Georgia and Florida, reports under date of October 12th, that Jackson and Waah• ington counties, in Florida, are under control of an armed mob, which has risen to prevent the execution of the rev enue laws. The leader of thin mob la one Junes Y. Lokor. who Is rePreeno,od to be a ivealihy and influential man. lie hoe threatened Assistant Aanesuu Low. lof Msrina, with pereanal vio. 'enc., and has challeoged that to light, end that officer writes that the BY perVilKor that tie can only canvass his district at the hazard of his life. Asses. nor Wilson writs. corroborating hls as sistant's statements. The Collector of Cummins at Jacksonville, Fla, J. A. Dockey, write,. to the Supervisor that the State Tat Collector and his wife had been brutally murdered In Wash legion nounty, adjoining Jackson, and that there had been seven murder. In Jaelcsob , connty alone the ad Matt sad the Deputy Collectors and Assistant As , sensors of internal Ravenna are In immi nent danger. The Supervisor has called for troops, rhPol•:(ncn RI.IIOII MXTRADIOTRO. • It t+ not true.. nu reoeotte pnbilabed. that Minister Waahhurne, has applied to • the State, Department for .16,000 In gold (or contingent expert., The (Acts are, aa obtained from an edictal source,tha t .Minister . Minister Washburne, Minister Cltrtin. and Mr. Moran, Fitnt Secretary nf the United Staten legation at I,mti.m, re cently aeverally applied to the (lover°. mem to allow them each between $ 3 OO and $4OO additional for Mace rent. The records of the Flfth4l.uditor's Milne elbow that since Minister Washburn° Ina been In France he ham declined In receive ear. WA. allowance., tus4 AO f 1 91 114 i r T.Pg satisfy himself that ho wee oat them. SC PGAV MORA A P POI ',TAD • Supervisor South, of the Western Dis trict of New York, and Supervimr South worth, of the Weatern District of Peru. ollvanta. having resigned, F.E.Senstor John O'Donnell, of New York, and lieu. J. B. Bweitzer, or Pittsburgh, have been nominated by rorumisidoner Delano to tilt the vacancies. LA 1.1111. UNDER I, SIAnILITI KS. It I• mud to have been discovered that the newly ideated Senatorsfrom Virginia are Still laboring under dleabilitle. Im posed by the Fifteenth Amendment. iIEPCBLICAN CLUB PORMZD The citizens of Whooneln resoident le this city, (farmed • Republican club to night. CCMTetI RECEIPTS. The Clsugena receipts lent week were 13.662,933. New Englander, Get • !Making. CB, Tslearann to lb. I Itt.atirti Duane. ) Concon4 N. H. October Ma twat snack of earthquake was felt hero at halGpial hose this morning. If was Also Eft at' White River, Littleton, and bilairhy at Wells Elver. Vartom other plead report having ezperleaoed the POaTt..LUD, October =--)Lie earth quake this morning was felt here. Re ports received chow It we felt as far east es St. John, and as far north as Kendall,- WI le, and mouth as far se Paris BosToS, October 22.—The earthquake this mortapg was felt very distinctly In &Alan and vicinity. Eipttiaortann, Mats—A alfßht aback of earthquale, Luting twenty seconds, was felt in this city at five this morning. HatiTloaD, Golfe., October Z - —a shook of earthquake was distinctly felt about deb o'clock tbletoortiltist, It was also felt at Windsor and other parts of the fitate. five Wcinainirte, Mwas.; October hockbo ut this morning a distinct sof earthquake was experienced In this city. The shock hutted about three seconds, and the motion appeared to be from east to west. A movement br leaser violence follow, about two seconds intervening. EAirreonv, Me., Otober 22.—A shock of esrttiquskjo was felt here at 5:80 this thismorritng,' the most • severe - aver felt in vicinity. Accounts Dosed—Randane Babinec. My Telegraphy the Pittsburgh Guetta / Boman, October Zit—The Executive Committee of the National Peace Jubilee Association having closed their accounts, make the following statement of the re. nab ofkbat, great enterprise:. Total re. datpteftOm sale of tirows rent aromas, and all other sources, =Am; expended, 1233tilg8i Including the balance In the bands of the treasurer, KM. Itninedi. Maly on closing their report, they say, "contrtiry , to the general apprehension the receipt. of the Jubilee were sufficient to nay aft its eartmare witbontvallinit on theimargintee fund. ..The balance reenaining.ln -the Treas. itty lit abeOlutely at the disposal of the ftommittere to be umdfar therelmburea. meat of their own expenses, commute, lion of their serviceor any other purpose to which they may please to appropriate it ^, . Thy Aare onsoldlOntlY dOnland to add title amount to the proceeds of a benefit concert, given to Ids..etimore as their testimonial to his Realm and Mae len enmity In inaugurating one of the most brilliant and mumeartal entertaich meats of modern Altato, Tbe_proceeda cif the e con rt aft:Mated t 01 1 , 3 2148, kid the balsam In the Treasury It 0,882; the total tertlmotihd, placed 111 trust EDF • 13 4 1 ClarftAild his landly,All,o2B, • ti Trial of: tbe Meets of the cube. velverspe to the Pittsburgh (Welt. ) Vi r ttatrsorcor, N. C., October, 22.—The trial of the officers of the steamer Cabs was continued before the United Rtates ,CotrmUseloner to-day, and the Court ad- Jobrned until to-morrow. The only ness yet examined was Gordon, who said tie belonged to the United Statue detec tive force. The defence expect to be able to invalidate his testimony. The trial may onetutne several days. The sailors and marines of the Cuba have been quartered at the kleaman'a Home by their °Mears, and ahow no disposi tion to leave. Tho have genera/4 con ducted themselves bi an orderly manner. American Dental Conceit Um. ter Telegraph to the Prttatwrib Gazette-1 NEW Having, October 22.—At the Amerlean Dental Om: Mention yesterday, On:swell presided. The ibliowlng Mild= were elected for the enatdng year. President, J. Yambler; Vice Pr. dent. Samuel - Matfett; Recording Poem tary and Treasurer, J. H. Smith; Corres ponding Secretary, J. B. Ladmer. The afternoon was occupied In Weems log the beat material for den. tiatry. The pmfenalcm wag urged lo use their eftbrta to dirmounteniume the use of rtMear a. a base for artificial teeth. • ST, LOUIS st. Leah, comoterctsi C 0 11,1,111,11 Ail. Prarucd Stec Um. SY I.l , grapth to tine Pittstmt.h o i• , ,, I St, /A .I. IS 04 '.`.. —The Nations/ Can ~ Hato! Couventketsnet at the !Southern Ito, tel this morning, and after the panning of some coniplimentery re•eautionn and the appointment by the Prosideut of the fol. lowing nub coaltnittee for the purpose n facilitating anykrunlnena that may here I alter be secs t 1.907 to transact In the In• totted of the capitol moretrietd, adfour• nod m a c die: Judo, John b. Caton, of Illtnola; tient. li. l ' hurehlll, of Wentuoirv: L. A. Ftrateea, of Missouri; Clark E. ('err, at iillnolev John Coburn, of lediena. It in probable Ulti:o‘)MalltiLee Irill e.// an other etnIVIII:Okil to he held at Washing.. ton (lir. &ton altece a c tsurnment, the delegates and a large n ber of ladle,/ and icentle, moo of thin ce embarked ott tstarri the Kammer Deli pi Alton, and visited all the mauls of littereet between Ben:noire (stint, Tiro toned above, and Oaroodolet, els miles below the oily. At the latter place the,y.:Xed the new iron fitment's and wits ' St draw of molten ore. 1 During the Mk . ' aeollation was 'Tread land noreral a bee made. The Con vention has • deolded IlU000•8. Thirteen Ststalland eye Territories were represented bysome of the ablesteand meet practical! men, and there- will an earnest ealt. of purpose ' and unanimity ofnlientiment salon" them rarely mattlitillited In a deliberative body. All aeons to be natJailed that a great and gra:4lllm movement hot boen Inaugurated Mille di wall culminate In a reasonable LIM" In the success:ant carry ing out of thalkohiject sought for—the re. moral of thatcapital of the republic to some point I 421 s valley—the future, If not the prnme neat of the empire—the centre of Um Health, population and power of tholuttlon. WOrtiltiritutneU'll COUVeLlti• I By T.lrrnwe to the 11114boxstt UYei • • • • •-• BOft . roN, Oe .esmloos of the Worildwriroctistn'a Convention wag brought to a clew to-night. In the after noon am org Won waa formed to be My led "The . .Alitasschuatitta Wor lug , woman*. Lout*" constitution adonted, and °dicers (dotted. The object of the League le mote eapOotelly to noire the factory operatlYee, and bring them Into harmony with other trade organizations of the State. There was a large attend. once this evening, and addresses made by Mrs. Livermore, of o Black well, Lug SM... Mica jeChicag " , . line, Mrs. Danlela, Mrs. Bradley end other.. Preebytertan Synod Adjourned, Int Teietrrana to die Ilhanurgb Gast tot., Po t: rinse rest e October la— During the meeting of the Presbyterian Synod to-day the litehiture and re mar or fiab. bath Schools Were denounced en u nth to be taken Into tbo church, and resolu tionswere adopted urging Christiana to use their efforts to enlorre a rigid obaerv• so.. of the thlnday laws, and renal., 4 , Lvolts, vol to Morin who violate these lima Tonlg the Synod adjourned. It w il l meet - ti on the third Tueaday in October, 0, In Fourth Avenue Church, Newyork City. 1 .—tt man nsafed Lawrence Clancy was arreat.ed at Pet% Illinois Thursday eve emit, on anapfrdlpa of baying murderod ho wife. Thebotioe of the death of the woman was Oren by Claory insnmeit, will, informed hie neighbor's that run had fallen apon thestove In a lit, and k illed herself. &non has It that Clancy has abused his wilb, and that A year ago he mei:mood her life Maul atm e.aused him LO bo arrestaatlind to give bond, to treat her more kir& Clancy'. answers to queattoun tett g the twee were so In consistent suadirreconcilable. and all his deportment *Mee the death cf his Otto so unastlefaetoryi, that he ea.. entered to the lock-up tolnsait the action of Coro. Der's Jury. Additienal *artiste t, v Tele‘raph. New Yong, October 2 2..—Overstocked markets have caused • dull trade, and prima have dot:lined all round. Beet,. foot op 3330 to4lay. completing 7,500 for the week. There are several hundred wore than oast he saild, and trade iri very k slow at lic decb e from Wednesday, nothing. goingr e 16c. A lot of MO Kentucky cal cwt., sold at Ikelt3c; 60 i11a.„4 006. d a car 5 owl. that. cattle .1 I ,:w6llEc 31,0 lower with Ifillitilit ' - , -- farllllW - weekti• they are quoted at ifiegiic, very few met. hag Above 60. Lambs bringiiil4@9lBc. The dead moat market. are crammed with cheap mutton. Four cars Ohio sheep, 72 pounds, brought 5 canto: one ear State, 77 pound., 418 cents, with 40 lambs, 64 1b.., at 61/,c, and some of 60 lie. at Sc; sale. very BMW and many left. Hogs have declined to 10c(?.101.c for live, and Hi r. ve flu dead, with 32 ea arrived to-day; inles 1 car Mich., rough, 2 1 3 1 he. et /011ci icara /11. 2112 lha.at /U/lc. New Ofixeans, October 22.—Ocnton active and firm at 21380 (or middling; sales, 6100 balm; receipts, 6906 balm; ex. Sorts, 4602 halm; receipt. for the week. 31.606 bate. export. to Liverpool, 7722 bale.; to the Continent, 6033 balm; coax.- wine, 4530 Wein !stock, 66,334; sales for the - week, 27,000 hales. Corn /inn at 11,10. Hay, chides, $26. Pork, mean 6 , 74.60., Lard, 18c€420,40. Sugar—eau. trlfugal, 13c..; yellow clarified, 15,40_ Mo. Imams, new prime, 11,00,511,05. Whisky. i 3 Oc , Coffee, firm; fair, 15c4f 0 15i8c; prim, 1640(41610. Flour unchanged. Gold, 31. Sterling, 4214. New York Sight Exchange, i.,, discount. Cuic•oo, October 22.—1 n the afternoon the Grain markets were generally quiet. No. 2 spring Wheat sold at 0610 seller the month, 96®961.0 seller November, and fri€4o7.o buyer the month. Oorn firmer but quiet at 64ivigie4o seller the month. Oata firmer, with 400 bid seller the month. Provisions Inactive. /xi the evening the markets were dull and quo tattoo. nominal es above. NANOvfla,l, October 22.--Catton, good ordinary, no, and 10 middlinsa 22134@ Imy,c. Wheal, red 11,05, amber 11,16 and white 11.20. (Ann 11,12. Rye /1. Barley 11,25. Oats enc. Floor 1 1 1 5g7 for super fine to fancy. Bunn olden 200. Sams Mo. Shoulders 170. SAN FRANCISCO, October 7d--Floor eittlet and unchanged. Wheat, galas of 'wood shipping at 41,6001.,52%. Legal tenders 701(. ?numb.. lon .1 nontal Mame. • I Dr. Charles Elam, an English physi cian, has just poblisbed a book in which medical problems are discussed. 01 the transmission of mental disorders, ha ells: There is no form of heritage more re martable than that of the tendency to suicide without any other marksof inure tion• to intellect. Dr. Winslow relates the mum of a family whereall the mem bers exhibited, when they arrived at a certain age, a desire to commit seltdes• traction; to accomplish which the great. est ingenuity and Industry were mani fested. Dr. Gall relates a very striking instanccof Axe children of one man who air enjoyed a competency and good health,"yrt all posseeeed • rage for aut. Ode, and all yielded to it within. or fatty: years. 'Boma- somebangedo drowned thmseives, and others blew out their Imam" Many other examples of the wunetendancy are broughtforward by the saute writer. I may add one cue to the abase from my own experience. Blttitigada day with an soluaintance, I After acme depression in his "pieta. After ; pr olon g silence, he broke out Into 04 following dreary attempt it con yensatigi; “My grandfather hang Ides selt,',ft4ancle took poison, my father shot I shall cat my threat." The rani were correct, but constant cur. iremar*prevanted the seqael in bis own libtory. . - , - Liktrie „ g to Ber Laughter on /Marriage. Yogleie note, haybeklied child, about to leave-those arms whicti have hitherto oherl VorliNrillatteelaelottreVe4 w ste end at length tend you to aafe, happy, LA luniorlibi Protection , i n the levy bosom * of iinfeihd hotter.'" Yon mndttorr be'he ledger Vie flighty ln cod Itsiightjvtaisiddisfe'gkl but ever, with revurettett4hUdellglit, have tbeitterit of yr* view. Ro iled how vast Iluiginittlf.intir obligation to;.the man whigetifets upon you lode andonce. distinction, and, above am, le. Sy, 3ioderate: then, my beloved child, yetir private expenses, and proportion your general expenditure to the standard of his fortune, or rather lily wishes. I fear no; with your education and print:l- I plea,- you can ever forget the more sacred duties, so soon to be your sphere of action, Remember the solemnity of your vows, the dignity of your character, the sand ity of your condition. Yen are amens. ble to society for your example, to your husband for his honor and happiness and to Heaven Itself for those rich talentsen trusted to your tare add your isimmye. meat- and though in the maze of pleasure, or the whirl of passion, the dudes of the heart may be forgotteti, remember,' my darling child there is a resort/ which will o for appear in tertibleevideome agidast a , our least ombadon.—Mosrs's Rural i New Porter. R 23, 1€ S 9 -GENERAL NEBB .-- sufficient to bear fo r weight and it broke, A Generous Husband, A RAID has been made ,etting her fail about fox feet to the Io a recent speech Lucy Stone related ou the lottery ground. The earth aas ;:fft, but never the following' Perhaps fifteen or sixteen dealers in New York city thetas she dislocated an ankle and the y a.ara a, ~,, i a very good s tay; I mar a Acetic trees ID Rhode Island have put . bone throat itself through the flesh fully woman with a pleaaant Quaker face, am forth a second crop of blossom. six inches,..nd the flesh and tendons of der a simple Quaker bonnet-4 rather ifte tout were torn lowa. in such a 616/11:101 liked ft—and her Quaker husband sitting Toe General Advertising Company of that nothing was left intact except the by her with his broad-brimtned hat on_ Columbus, n Ohio has been incrporated, with a eapltal stock of /4100,000 In shares tendon ''' the hired "1 abut an .. They had spent many /ewe together, you of $lOO- inch and a hall of' the flesh and skin. could see by their faces. Ha vas _fax TN. dojo:rte.! hone of the ankle lmried bidding her good-bye as the train was CLOTADO has a machie g which; It is Itself in the ground over all Inches, form ' atm ting, and I heard her ask him for a claimed, withont being touched by human takes in yarn and turns out en,m- m,. log the flesh of the leg up to that extent. ' little money. I did not al nil wish to pleb:ly i, finished socks and stoc.kitigs heuich • uere trio no fracture whatever, only a h ear w h et they said, but I heard that be . dislocated ankle and a horrible laceration had bought her a ticket, and taw that he TIMEX Chi ago lawyers are under of the integuments. The unfortunate had taken her satchel polltelyon his arm. indictment fur conspiracy, in combining lady was attended by a surgeon as soon sa Sho hated to ask him for the money; a together to solicit one Wm. Reifstahl to possible, but the Injury was so severe great many other women have hated to commit perjury In testifyingin insurance that she died on the following Tuesday. ask for It, too. She began to eay, "1 suits. The limb mortified an tar as the knee be- ; wish I had a little"—she did not want to In the zinc business at Ls belle, DI.. fore her death. I finish, thinking that be would think of it, oyez three hundred hands are employed, IT is reported by a gentleman who hu i and give IC to her, but he did not. tin sinne one hundre nd d ins of trial are d a i ly arrived dail con. just in New Grimes from Puerto , out It ones . OM all at on. "May be I'll smelted. d, a tl.ty tons of ore are y\ del key, that a regiment of black horse want a little money while lam gone." cavalry has been recently lagatilLed in The good, honest Quaker turned hie face A MAN named Death lost g 60,000 by the Cuba, and that tilt creating havoc among ' toward her with surprise, and entdj: who hee w ee ; gave thee last week?" burning ed Ws diatillery at Warsaw, 111., the Spaniards. It is commanded by Col. "What but thou dowel/11h the quarter I. the other day. It was the first time that Lawrence Orton Williams, Death ever lost anything by the whisk y , tor the leaf six years believed to have I osiners. • 121:11. ' ' been cumin il as a npy at Franklin, Ten. A toe of extra flour wax sold at the to's"' is lea ' l, bi a Le3ed i Staleadrera. head court martin . It setuna thothe wail rate of $4 'AI, gold, per barrel, in iiich• , , , , ~., ~.,,,. ,,,,.. , ,, „1 0, bat mood, hut week, and WO current rates I a° " r ' ea '''t "' `-"g begs "'"" t , i f the country by old amity f ends and were but a utile higher. That ammo like I conveyed to Cabe, Where he settkd and the "good old times." I married a wealthy creole, and has since A itlion in Chicago came into Court h a w in ma ne up ills regiment o f alter noon very drunk and took hie place patriots in made up of negrou, mounted in the box. lie was fined the Orion on black borsea, andts said to be not lo ot his due. and discharged , the case pro. ferior to Forest's original squadron. cettllng with the remaining eleven Jurors. Colonel Williams is known as Don Im• A 81:IT for trespass—damage* laid at ; man eel orton. lite rank is Brigadier ss,ooo—baa been brought in Chicago by a ; General. lie Rent his wife to Europe in Mrs. Sullivan against a dry goods firm, September, and has enlisted for the war, tor having detained her in the store, fore. , contributing ha entire fortune, which is lug her into a room and searching her an vary large. Fur six years be has lived a thief. on • niacin, near Santo Main, which his IT la an Indian sign, Mat when the Hsu wile inherited Won after her marriage. snow falls, as many days as It lacks ' Tut Ilidgeo ood Water Works, for the of the end of the month there will be as supply of Brooklyn, Long Island, have many snow stormn. According to this, Jut put in operation a new and powerful the first anew haring fallen on the 10th, steam pumping engine of the Theme. there sill consequently be thirteen snow [Anon pattern, capable of pumping elgh storms during the winter. teen mtilioe gallon, every twenty-four 1 A OERMAIr minister named Tacut, a hours into the reservoir, at an elevation j -- resident of Genoa, Ohio, jumped from a of 105 feet. The diameter of the cilia. ' tram on the flake ',bore road, a few days der is h.) Inches, the stroke being 10 feet, ego , W h i l e i t 'can i n mou nt , lie was the diameter of the pump 50i inches, and A L, A g , , I R .: N A . I I I 3 ...E r t er.TB UI TR OE ... 9 asleep in the coach and when awakened ' the ammeter of the pinion rod 8i inches. ii.e.asti, 0 0. dirrioo at au uada,usaritt by the conductor, was so badly frightened ' The distance from the centre of me beam 1 'iiili•Ett ', e lm s ml i f t 'i e t : i r r ea tZt jj rnn ri =r o P......ll: t t . 1 that he took the perilous leap. Ile was 10 the bottom of the well is 88 feet, The es. camases fttrahnea for city funerals a. picked up and found to be severely fly-wheel I. 26 feet In diameter. and 1 a tr a ,=, a z. ws _ nee , Dacia tie , p.o. , r though not dangnroully Injured. weigh, 35 tons, while the weight of the , W Jan.:4m, D. D., Thomas I. ;La, Lai_ ta.,,, engine used is 100 tons. The water in 'L...._2 .2-b ". L ''''• 'I an friends of Cul. Ed. S. Meyer, al pumped through a force main 36 inches ~ CtIIARLES & PEEDLES uri• Canton, ohio, ore in receipt of 'meth in diameter and 3 500 feet in letilth, and 1 V./ Diner trustily ritanLa a Bence from Texas, leading to the belief that if BASIDInir ( Arfi IS CHUB( y when the three engines in the establish- ' Ivaiors. ausnou r c C h ees e nts uteri:form he and hie wife and child have been cap. ,-,_ , meet are all at work four millions of gal- , BOOMS ...... , ...U7 ...Wool . 100 Mal al g lured, perhaps murdered, by the o.n. ' ,___ upsilon ncaewsee, wausan7 and wallet into the reservoir f n 1 Gal Is, al prices , arrtes feu to m Sum. at lIIMICIIC Indiana. lie was expected to m " . cen. be p um P eel . our hour If two steam pumps i ',....fir. roTrrcititiago.blaj,....." em ar.mot Cab return on Wednesday of taut week, and tweet !" U wads of bloanstra of equal power to the one at Brooklyn j Gooda. if `nub. . cc Nren at aU Ultra au, this fact tends to confirm the belief, at were placed in the old engine house at ...lt al." leant of his motive. excursion ticket for P Fairmount, the water famine of last stim ' - chased an tiiladel. phis, and was unable to 11S0 it on the day Tim colossal statue, or petrified re designed, u tie trains were prevented mains of an immense human being, found from running by the flood, p rewetw i i t to near the village of CardifLOnondaga corm the conductor a few day, after. The con. ly, New York, is creating considerable excitement. Most of those who have ex doctor refused to take It, and attempted to unwed Aare of the opinion that the form put him otl the train. The passenger has since entered suit against the Company . Is a petrified bunion body. The under of the left back and arm are IN Cincinnati a few days ago a man. portion, of a trunk estatewh slightly honey combed by, probab:y, the while on the fifth story mutant filUation of the water for many lialunent, fell through a hatchway to the years. At a point twenty miles distant ground lloOr, catching the rope twice in deeendtng, and alighting main a trap ' in:l ' a Cardin ; de a very anon time, In Me work of grading for the Caunwria ,t, door. HIS 10Juriea for a time were not „..... toot iwirttiat, it le stated. rive meta. considered serious, and he was able to ` - ` a " moth human beinga were exhamed, one walk about without assistance , hut upon i 0 ,.,.. . _ . ^m eleven lent tall. Then is now In being conveyed to his Lome he become the poaacasion of the Onondaga Histori•- helpless. cal A asociation, a fish near one foot long, Tony havediscovered • wonderful apting petrified to a perfect stone soltdity,whiCh is our or the .'" W.hthir... The was found near Cardiff, and the color of dos. ~m ., . out font below the edge of the , this petruied n t h Is very similar to the curbstone. and rune into the gutter, and ; Cardiff giant *tone. Mr. W. B Kirk, of 30 00 duo n hill. The liquid is dark On , Syracuse, when living at Cardiff many color, and emit, a pungent, unpleasant ; con- odor, n•uuthing like petroleum withyearn .p., ionnd there a good nue perch siderable ammonia In it, ,, t h at wes perfectly petrified. Five miles and when It , further down the valley, i n what la forme in little pools, a sort of metallic. known nil me u ni ii ly „ lacking Crust gathers on the surface , tery, lit taking op a human body A YEW f, LE somnambu li st, to Now tor removal some years ago, it was Haven, Conn., left her bed the other ' found to be solid stone, still further north, night, went to the closet, selected the i but in the name range, the corpse of a laudanum bottle { rpm a number of othem, child, on being taken up, was found to be and took a hearty draught. The cold aiY, petrified—solid atone. Still another case, or something else, finally awakened her, the holy of a man who had been buried a and a hen she found out what she had few' years was taken up for removal, and, domeoukattilmtaiTurclyschmtmstm wai wk,heinisoWwa N. 4.ltf=l --RttnitithtißA. Me tor. She was kepi walking for Mitt widow - hint' taken' honk% it in yet bourn, and narrowly moped fatal Coma- retained in the house, and lea never been quences. , r ebultd. Tun clergymen of Bucyrus, Ohio, have 1 on ited In entering their proteat . against the practlee of dancing at any time, or any where, as an amusement," and request I that hereafter they be "spared the morti fication of being present, by invitation, at anysocial gathering of oar neighbors or fellow citizens, or any other meeting for lawful purposes, where promiscuous dancing will be allowed as a part of, or in any wine connected with the taxis atom" A BUFFALO young lady entering a street car, pen -laying that all the seats were occupied, reached up a prettily gloved hand to the pendant strap-sup porters and prepared to stand It ouL Two or three young men, after looking on. easily at each other for about half a min ute—perhaps waiting to see which one would get up first—arose slmultanooualy and proffered their seats to the fair stran ger. Her answer we record here as a precedent for all other young ladies: "No, thank yowl gentlemen, I am quite as able to stand'as yourselves." Tirana Is a young man In ~torwich, nineteen years of age, who, during the past week, has hectare, so near deaf that one can hardly scream loud enough to make him hear, and whose voice has sunk into an almost unintelligible whits. per. This boas of speech and of hearing has been gradual. His bodily health Is good, and he hu been about the streets all the time. An uncle suffered the same misfortune in the urns manner when eleven years of age, and has been deaf and dumb ever since. The case is a very d one, and sorely puzzles the physi- A IITISAISOB story comes from Jerusa lem, by way of a rabbi of Hungary, concerning a vision which appeared to an Israelite. worshipping near Solomon's Temple last month. It wu a column of arc, from which proceeded a voice warn ing the devotee of the coming this year of the Messiah. The man so addressed then went to the city and spoke prophet. Ically of what he had heard. Thereupon the people treated him u an imposter, and some even went so far u to seek to take his life; but be, as if miraculously endowed with spore human strength, fought hundred, of his assailants, and whenafterward a battalion of soldiers was I sent to arrest him, baffled them in their efforts to capture him. 'l . rit British Museum has lately received the foull remains of a flying dragon, measuring upward of four feet from tip to lip of the expanded winea The bones of the head, wings, legs, tail, and great part of the trunk with the ribs, blade bones, and collar bones are imbedded in dark lies shale from Lyme Regis, or the Dor setshire coast. The bead Is large In pro tion to the trunk, and the tall is as long as the rest of the body; it 14 extend ed In a straight stiff line, the vertebral bones being surrounded and bound to. gether by bundles of fine long needle. shaped bones; it is sulased to have eery. ed to keep outstretche or to sustain a large expanse of the 19 ng membrane or parachute which extended from the tips of the wings to the feet, and spread along the space between the hind limbs and IA after the fashion of certain bats. Tuft following bear story comes from Minnesota; A Swede man au outlook lag for his cattle, with an army musket, loaded with buckshot, upon Ma shoulder. Going down a bluff, be disoovered • large hole, with fresh signs of some animal burrowing in It. ReCOIIIOIO2MXI poking into the hole with a Beck, idle] an old she bier came growling up from the bur row. The Awed° quicklyamfronted her with the musket, and blew the top of her head off, dropping her dead at the mouth of the hole. As soon as the ftnnea of his powder bedtime to penetrate the ea, sera into which he had fired, one of the bear's cute came to the front, but was unable to ge t out, awing to the carom of tho.old one blocking up the entrance. &shot the cub in the breast, killing it butanti.l'l then another cab, and another fol. lowed suit, and were themsehtei dis patched in the name manner. The Swede bad now four bears lying dead in the hole, and, this behig all t h e bears he wanted for that day, he went' home and rallied the neighbors to come and see his game and help get the bears away. death recentl extraortihmrs ease of injury and y transpired in Newfield,N. Y. A Mrs. Freer went into her garden to pick some peached,' and climbed into • tree for that purpose.' Unfortumdely, she stepped upon a limb which was In- PEILSO.N AL A icor a quart of hair pins is the result of sweeping out a passenger imach after a trip from Chicago. MIL Lowe, the English Chancellor of the Exchequer, is an accomplished velocl pediat, although he began practice at the age of 58. Th wives at Cairo, 111., have formed themselves into a society, whose ruling Is to lock all doors at I 0 P. M., alter which hour " dad " don't get Into the house. etipiette in Cuba la when you ask for a light, even if the party he s stranger, to pull out your Case and offer him a seem., by way of recognizing the civility in stopping to accommodate you. Titans, are very many destitute Cuban exiles in this country at the present time. It is estimated that there are nine thou sand in New York, two thousand at Key West, and many scattered In other sea tions of the country. lilieunie an end is made of the ' • impu dent business" of "Interviewing," the New York Tribune says "strangers of celebrity will avoid visiting America as surely as If Carlyle'e stigma were Indeed valid--sa If we were in truth an aggregate of thirty million bores." KA. a gast-co. DA•WAT, a Chlppowachief, has three wives and wants a white one. Ile says he has a good, large, warm home, promieat her that she will have plenty to eat, assures her that he baa never yet struck any one of his wives, and avows that his heart is big. WrtziAm HOOPZE, aged 95, died at Waterloo, lowa, on the 10th. He was made a Mason in England in 1813, and at the time of his death was 95 years of age. In 1881, In consideration of hie great age and peat services, Dubuque Lodge remit tat his duce for life. A CAUTIOUS itemizer tells what is the matter with a noted lady In the following terms: 'The Princess de Metternich Ii to retire from Society for a little while, and Is haying lots of edgings, Insertions, mss. Um, and so on, which she Is making up into Ilttlo garments too large for a ,101 l and too email for herself." Ai Indiana paper recently announced • marriage In due form, and last week made a correction. Hearing the gentle. man was married, his name wee published In connection with that of a lady who had told the editor but a short time before that she was engaged -to him. As it turned out he married another lady. FATII6II Ds Suzy, the yenenbla la dim missionary, says he advised Brigham Young, In 1847, to take his tribe to Salt Lake. He Bays tnat at the same Interview Young told him that he thought the Cath olic was more nearly In unison with the Marmon Church than any other, and that he responded that the two-churches might be considered, In his opinion, as belonging to a circle, of which the Cala- Cllo hurch was the head and the kor nuns the tall. This is rather an unusual description of a circle, but it is Pother De Smarm. Ix one of the Providence (11. L) Epl. copal Churches, last Sunday, the tem perature waarether low, and as the service proceeded, 11000 co the least zealous of the won:tapers arose ono by ono and left the house. This continued until the good Rector announced the teat of his dia. course, which was the following pilotage from the eighth chapter of the gospel of Bt. John: "And they which heard It, being convicted by their own conscience, went out one by one." It Is hardly no. cesaary to say that the remainder of te congregation waited for the bene diction. M. ORZELILY having proclaimed this a "good year for bolting," George W. Blunt, one of the Wheal high priests of New York City, takes him at his word, and proclaims Ms determination to follow the advice, fbr Dottie among other reasons: "Pint—Kr. Greeley has not the strong common sense neeletely to qualify him for an Important dance. Betiondlin hat not the arum= for the plata. Had his advice ban followed at the beginning and dazing the rebellion * vre should hive beet under the feet of the rebels. More. over, hh- balled Jeff. Davis. Third—He has not the elements of truth strongly. He has used his newspaper in telling aa truths, which he never retracts or Atone am" ic. MARRIED: 1c,":41.--Ctialtrrr mona.T. October /809, at lb , " rosidenca of the torldels pa. 144.11,.. Johan Liar. Mo. CHALBLEB H. JON 8.13. of Waynesboro,. Ohio. skalliss LA yea L. , daeghter of James 11. elsrlaw. Mop eIIEEKAN —LA TAD—In Tuesday evening, Oct. 101.0. 1809, by the Its•. J. D. Herr. Hr. I P. It 611101 HAN to Miss EMIL M. LATHES. ; both of Plt tabor' h. DIED: HOPED AN—Weene•day woruin/. HATTIE, Dod.ogl ter of W. D. and Carrie M. Liormah. n the ktbyear of her ego. loners! Dom Ilse residence of her pareota. 181 Thinl avesae, on Tains, aaaaaa ocs, at II O'clock. :MIMEO papers plonks ;dopy. 1 vo T—Tho ' , day No a& eight o'clock. JOHN E. evOLEY..in the eighteenth year of his .ge• Thr tuhrral will lake place n . . 14 the residence / I hl. parents. No. 1.44 Webster street. ShcaY, ea voun•y not moo at 10 o'clock. The frlends or lbe family are respectiklly Invited to ateend UNDRELTAHEIRS JOSEPH HEWER & SON, UN DLRTdKE R 6, No. 494 PENN STREET Carriag. for Rasura.la. .3.00 Zack daced COFFINS alact all /funeral riuntaimain at re• ate*. WI NEniV ADVEI/1 Igr• THE FROM 81E111013117' Pinar BILCIOUERrIiCII.,Pa (ItaProad harem CROWTHZE near Depeto T:f. L,paator. Preaching rem., 8•811171. 104 IL IS. and jr. Y. Public con:Melly lathe& arCHItIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ALLEUHKEY.— ?be Bev. BENJ. P. BILk/IIKE., It clot, Ell otMclaie at di vine tern:. In 'Ws Churcb eta TO- IskIRRAJW at half-Vast ten o'clock AS. and half -.tat peva. o•clock F. afrF 16 S T EVANGELICAL LITHEBAN CHAJRCEL !anent! A.. 10„ • .eloclt /52,1/L.l Uft frebox o o al 0 110 o'clac.L aIrFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCN 07 P/7 - 1100.11301 W. IL• Grey Patter , meets etcati lo NEVILLE NALL, corner of Liberty fienzeth etrecte. Scrclect every Lard'. Day at OM A. N. and T. 41 • The public are cordially Invite& ar V.:1,7m CHRISTIAN mbiztup=. r=AiikievatifiCipugpvl D. 7.1 u LOX . 1...nd f r. • wlseat. eauray I. as 4 adiordbil laritatlos to L ar-atiegrassr mvsnistucAl. od . 1 4"1. LT' .7.7el t trea Ft o rattto2.- at • IoS A. Yea~u M a i V ilarlarfilef= of Ili c o allillt*llrOaltil pottilt cordially ltioltiol. rgrurivirdeseutarr cuvacu, Rev. W. M . % •2l f .' l4lll2llltlLcor. l A te7er'cru Cl7ltar SUNDAT st./0.41 A. m and r. Seats Rai and • *Enemy to EL Sunday School ettilEn. Sandal evening, October 14th, Mr . pan De mark.entl de/Crer the earn ad Mean a th pos. ELI . course. Subject. "The Monster ze d sof the rirACADEINT OF AIRTSIC.- PROF. nevus twasis, Or Philadelphia, will sire one of his NELECT aELDINGe TUESDAY IV/LYING. OCTOBCS 00th Uncles the hospices of the O. B. B. 0. TEA CIIEBO. ABSOCLATION liICMCNI • To be heel et Keller & Kee e•._ Ban. Koake & Balmier " Brp eloaa • A1.,.. & Cc, VELVETS, Lyons and Grenaw NEW STOCK. 'BATES & BELL'S.; A NEW VOLUFZE MITZI LIBRARY OF WONDRBB. D. APPLETON & CO, , 92, and 94 Grand Street. poeuen TUJ DA7I Meteors, Aerolites, Storms, and Atmospheric Phenomena. /AVM THE PHIFICU OF zutcame ►6D naltuoLLZ. BY WILLIAM! LARLAND lltaunted with twenty-Utcse an* Wood rats. PlSet-41443 Just Pubitehed: Anis and Armour of Antiquity an the Middle Ages. Al.so, a Doactlptloa alotles.oi Modern Weapon►. Trans Wad from the Trench of It. P. La combe. ”4 'flat • Preb46. Troia., micas adattional Chapter on Arms tad armoai ta Itaglaall. 'Hy Cilia. Bovray.. aatbor oI • . ZniLrh lir.rsadn." eta Oaa vol.. lb coo. 1/96 pp, Cloth. Yam $1.50. Either / A. a.m. ms rasa er Y#l.l. to Ms, • • rue os = litorim AND SUIT& NEW GOODS, IBATES &.33E;. HIE TERRY GAZETTE, Thell.l anti cheapest tamincrelal sad family onte,isned to i; ester") renn.n•SIIII6 wiJsth icn.rm 1 r. matt.. or Marti:tang sbnPlo out 14 Thaw Magic , au notrlnan (lat. of Orel IA - 60 • WWI or ten. .. ...I /BIM A ^op, i, furnishedff . ratolto.ly to tl. i . p &r.d of • ata of lon rtmante.r• MO= o Andre.., PENNIMAN, REED & CO., rroorletots. Fir T TCE2I— ,, To. Ler," " fib, Abia,; " LtArt," " 1r cal ti"" Found. - “floombne." &c., not ea:ma-hag Ft, R LJ_NBAST, EAU be mserred in tlu...e column., once J!" rpricrs-rrprr E rwYrs; ear* WM' Isontil 1171 Pryx ("ArSTS, WANTHD-EiU.P lar AlV irEE ll,--- .47E1X.---iiir land. of employmmi. Penno. ...atm Wkinds can bt •up, , lted op.yon STRAYED. §TELILY COW.—Strayed treat tLe n.ldeeee Lb. etbsesibe,, Nee 11108 - f:tr ,u ;v 7 iT t r t WPoi , ;`"7° , =„*.,L4l2". o ll:".. raid for ❑ er rrcvviri. ♦ llLlnuH Lyauirm. WANTF.D. A First alma aoaiaMalter on eadin ba./..M.11141..tif utile... Alrm, .1 , 01,41 .1 , kr , 380 .t 1 Pe. street. PIM. .1411 WANTED. -41 few stkasee.,wf tam NI . utchrster Band Kock. Ingiatnutho namitas Howe. allegb,.7. WASTED —VIIINCIEDIATEIN••-• Aleiidatretge i d rr cwa,""`°- APPI7' _ TV. tottiti.--tis a malqr 1 . 41 vw- - big h•• • ••• , •••••• z•m• lit lb,. ' ballot 4, sad WO also tra•eled • '''''" l A Itostlon . triVIIIIMIC With, ' t:ct . rl4. or urnole•Oe Jobbing' b oys•. C.R13•11, y etrrence Mat may I* requlivd ' ..t.; ,,, '.. PAp r ply I. ro , wmcy Sox O. 132. Dgemt al'. Adams county. ,odlana. ANTE D•—Planing MU MIL LAAQ r T L . Ms t r7Mu . V, a Mar li ta r e: UGH. A other - toclSOad fBIAAI ranne .cti for o,arcilat dtrallf 131111.' ru. vrood - workin& maxte tom to uoloylNOgoiow Woltrr . P.& Ex ER. ProPriotoro*Ot 'was. Weft GH & 11011J1iL AIM Arent of Alle&b,e, • f•o¢n,y. Unice "urntar at 2ena nod T41 , 111.10A. Woo., • n ANTED.—Two good Tin% r for T e eoras, to work on assorted wan and two; at 1118 01110 area 6 VWA NTED. —TO ULT.—A 3nCOND' RAND PIANO. a lie r. <Oxen A. GLENN, MI Itldge etfrcet. A/I9rEnnTo Calla where mad When Itorrunaertl bean. ' WA NTED.— A Good NUM, kind and atiehttve to elalldetto, .al EMS' pleasant altuallon In a .ma, family. App 83 Beaver sweet, Allegheny eltl. V IIINT ANTED .--BOABIUING-411 Largo Seeond !Eery PEON? ROOK , gift. able for a anatlern. an• wlfe or angle MOS- Wee, with board. at No. Itif /ohm a.m. TO MIT FOR REPIT.—A humiliated room suitable for reatlernt ILlionille at v.. 77 Kosie street, Jou abeve the Parka/Ills, /rhea, Citf. TO CET—ra i . hops A.m.,. fo.rallbcd. Apply at 40 To street, rittaburab• TO LET.—A Second 'dory teen& quire at Irk (VTIle at, eer"'g 'CU T O LET WITH HOARDING. r.o -- 'loot fro , ms- Laudon the ...id., Clit:ie ha the My, 181 Norteavaxtun. £lloghaa, T " L E T.— A second Eteryi ROOM, imitable for two glue. kenaleatea or gentleman and lady, at Mo. IS Witte street. R RENT - Until the Red rdwy or Awl' seat, the eel.. so Brink wellteg House. rorthaletes fl roe ate on the corner of Stockton *roan. serl 'a Nere at, sleet, vrich attached. To • Bond eat these premises Will be 41 low. ElNeteeelf THOMds B. U * rDLICIII, ROD eesecrAvenee, peppy. LOST T.OST.—On the St. Clair Street e 7I .I 7 I. P a'Tg,,PVISP4f. •111 beet. n If returned to No. 12 0ww..22 A•enue. AllegnertyCity. rmirrxri II SA LE.—DRIUG swami 4;0.4 d.c..of • null Dna low doing • proodczOl• button.. • Ldeatlea ewe. teal too no 0p...311100. Pelee $9.990. awn•nw - ot to eng•gs In otter bast nen Z.= *ell e1...n0 forest, l•••• on knlars •419.• WM. HAHHISON deXL, uo. 59 West lisdlt Meet. UnCio utl. Otto. goooAallla WEST VIEEMEI &. T WIN@ AND ',ammo L 4NDB, tot =tr . /rile for vity or Cz.ry . rzz= ArtIIICA.IEZDA:Ptiai: rpm ts, 1 . 471, Tama AVM,. soon. F IXTURES...43BEOP THE HEIM T rurrzu UP STORII-ROOKS •IN ETZ. POE MLLE ON AMOUNT OP ISO HE CITY. • Erne. Palest Malicia. ant Dssorsisto• tiandilec best loesEd Iv (beets. tligir.o;d r d :Attil id"r:". • 7. 11 igt 9L. , 70 Earksm stmt. lisrrloburss h. • LlOtt . B ALE.-60.11211 4111 , 44 Aitrebeily 'CUE' rest by 500 Go •WO alter: boos* rentals, Pr= gor4 Ma! }Leal Estate Assima. so. 130 roarth LteiNS. VOW SALE.—BARE CUABCX. EZ To dour s partnership. WARM HOVEL Noe. 90 and OS Third avenue, ZS feel limit find GO ( ..I Tow stories high. los tillsim amino E 7.1 EDIMNIISOS, 294•Ke f/f3 and US Tbad.arease. rICSA LE. , -11110P OS NORTH ooAITKNITS. LLEGEDLITY CITY. r bolidlon. 38 . 7 0 It's , . b Wt.& bP"..6 flodfltcy l'o. as a mantacturtni sstabilabokants One or the tortabeni of tao am to natal Naar. on amount ra Oda hataUV A I t ' it as to dote oat thlaart - Pan te.tiatr.iziai. Also .afeau.4llLrehal aProriiMfMtriVat7. 747= partleoloro twines at No. 4111.1td0 meet, AID covoy s ±.l. L. SAILE-10 ACHES, LEA •thyvi—ier.-.4 I.V."l4mdre.l ;As bal'otar..77 ra YM me u umi or do roottNAddiesail ob others*. =.14. 4: : of all 111:i Papal {Ara Aden. ENV wo bor. oad erowboratee..ead mtkra.to; worth of rock. goons _._‘,Ptsad; ..0119/t of or toanolartortan eatabosomentin wow der entire piano: rood trottestlons of 014; deepens water arnannstlanalna on the rIMI wait fortosst. Jahairn of A. B. !MAL *MUM ga = drate Mt afal,Tret!' neat of atv.leV VIVRE Attßibt etat A dlW/Cubintb 04111 rooms and good eon. on But cr at 1711 i le go anent mad for i tuslinsw, tot Ala A. oa rgil feet. A DOVIILIS Mlle 00 In ilo i sTolVVlrif I ° sit ' 'LTi A. s friri a n l oo "Wilui;jkiletXT BARGAINS IN letb want; iota 110u135 feet Air t 6911.. Tim /con to pay. Two lean allowed for tint IPW• am wows the person wants to build. Inotrip. Af D. S. WIALI &Md. Sea. /elate And Insurnaill rent. Butler et. , Iftb want ovsroaLt tfdscopti octal pEUSONAL—AII xis seek. ITte HOMES, or lavenntenta In 'Real U. Ma. mill Faro Mao. arguing and smnfir anno. f a r air : lTlTA ij tt . 0= or be tentn a ma t ll . railltoury 7.2r41ng TUt 1t Oda Clar PETUTNE 11. bars and AMU Manta Airanall No. In avenue. ME WASUINGTO al STREET PHOPItSTY 6 ALE.-14. 101 Asa -101 Wublnictaa 11100., *a I,et trtn it ym fTu'rehitATOl44 4 . = Far tersaa amay to • ' ELI EDMIINDSOO. - 96 sad 90 Third steam- = BRASS FOUNDRY, JOHN M. COOPER & CoZ, Bell and %nos Foundids,., ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE 4 EOLLlNikiliii BRASSES Made Promptly to Order. BABBIT'S METAL. Made and Kept on Hand. Pr:TM:Lon. and Xalsoactunce. of 7. IL Cooper's Improndßalano WWI STEAM PUMP. orricz : .ro vArzkaii; car. 17th Int Railroad Street% prrntauxue. I,;l3i;w:cizkAw.l P HENBY G 11A-1.1, MICHANTIMMKI Corner of Penn and Efath &tee% FALL AND WINTER STOCK N.OW (COMPLETE. WATCHES, JEWELRY. SSO. OPERA GLASS-ES FOR 'SALE OR HIRE. , _ w G. DIINSEATB-13.1.' AIED Zc,.as ; osz; so nrra Ammt, WANTI. ,; 1
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