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CASE OF BISHOP 0SDERDoSK.-The late diocesan con-
yenton OF the Episcopal Church OF New York, having
adopted resolutions calling upon the House OF Bishops
Ok upon some time for the termination OF the indefinite
suspension OF Bishop ondedonk the minority Of the con.
vention offered a protest, which, however, not
ceved II signed by 81 OF the clergy and IL OF the lay
and protests against the act OF the convention on the
ground that the body has never venued to assert either
the innocence of the suspended bishop, his subsequent
pentence and reformaton but that his crminalty has
been tacly admitted, BY voting the application TO have
which subjects the diocese II he unworthy at the
time Of receiving sentence, they contend that unworh
has been aggravated not only by the absence OF all
dainty proved that temporary inconvenience expe.
enced by the diocese can for moment be compared 70
the great injury which would result to the OF Chris
tianity and the Church. BY the restoration to his high
spiritual functions OF mpenitent Bishop convicted oil
gross immortality -PhRadeLphia Ners.
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The administration having superseded "the Marion OF
the war; Gen. Joseph Lance in the governorshp OF Ore
gon, has found it difficult to supply the vacancy-his
place they cannot supply Messrs Marshal Of Indiana,
and Lincoln, of Illinois, have both declined the honor
but they have last found in the person OF
defeated candidate. The Republic Of yesterday an
nounces the appointment of Major P. Gaines; and
he has recently been in Washington, we presume he will
accept the office. The Major defeated by Mr.. Stan
ton in the late election for Congressfn Kentucky
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MoRE DIFFICULTIES WITH FOREIGN eoyERsMEsTs.--
Il will be perceived by the letter extracted IRON the Bal
have come 10 a Misunderstanding AT the rate at which
Mr. Clayton and his President are going on, we shall
be embroiled with all the governments OF the civil
ICED world. Every day almost brings new dIfhcuty.
Our foreign relations are now in embarrassed state
with Spain, France England, Chill, and various Indian
tribes. The country is becoming disguised with the
laundering mbeciity and bungng mistakes OF this adj.
mnisration They had better all resign while they have
any friends left Trenton DAILY Nsws.
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT or STArE,
Washington, October z, iSi9.
Information has been received from Tho,. W. Slemons.
esq., United States consul at Msiamoros, Of the death
the following American citizens within his consulate, viz
Q. X. Gleason, from Alabama.
William Il. Frazier, from Texas
John Mills, from Texas, murdered
X. Brumm, from Alabama.
X. A. Crumpton do
DIR. Wm. Fosdck. from Indiana.
John Thomas, IRON Texas, murdered.
John Adams do do
John Snively do do
Miguel Suezineau, from Louisiana.
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Pacific RaiIrosd.

We have received the September number OF the West
ern Journal embracing very elaborate article on the
railroad 20 the Pacific from the pen OF j. Loughborough,
ESQ., of the ST. Louis bar He analyses the three routes
IRON Memphis TO the Pacific from lake Michigan
10 Pugers SOUND or San Francisco, and, 3dly from St
Louis TO the bay OF San Francisco and Oregon He
proposes species OF compromise between the three par
Ties with view OF securing great national coTk against
the collision OF rival interests.
For the purpose Of bringing about this good understand
in, Gays the 81 Louis Gnion) the writer proposes that
Of the Kinzas river, and that branch shall be carried
from the mouth Of the Kanzis Hannibal aud thence 10
Chcaxo and another branch from the mouth OF said liver
70 Memphis. Having demonstrated in previous portion
Of the essay, thai railway be carried through the
mountains south OF ST. Louis, and that shorter line can
north OF u.s. mouth Of the Kanzas has been selected Tor
the branching point because s directly the line from
"a Louis west and because that point excellent
system OF branches made than from anywhere else.
The St Louis Union OF the 2ih OF September approves
of the offer of this olive branch, and earnestly trusts
ina, the convention which will assemble here the 18th
Of October will memorabilia Congress to pass bill in
conformity with the suggestion Of this article, and that
our friends AT Memphis who will assemble in
ton on the succeeding week. will unite with con-
ven,ion upon this fair distinct and single system"
Yet the Onion on the next day. cas- al present ad
vised does not adopt Mr. L,ughboroughs views in rea-
ton TO the particular route"
Gays paper were feasible construct the road
far south that might, by lateral roads, receive and
convey the trade OF New Mexico and the northern povn
ces Mexico great object woud be attained IN the ia
ces given to commerce. and in increased re venue
route we understand H. is essentially the proposed
by Mr. Whitney, the eastern terminus only being removed
by diyege the lower Platte by which IL made e
strike the Mississippi ST. Louis instead Of the Missouri
near the mouth Of the Platte.
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The Wage, at the Patent Once.

we copy INC IoHoWlhg ITom the Nauoial luteHigeif-
eer OF yesterday:
The Wages at the Patent Office.
MEssas EDrroRs Having had partic pation in the
matter relating TO the reduction of the of
ton of the brckayers work the Patent Office, make
the request that will publish the subjoned statement
received on Friday last from Mr.. T. j. Gait, highly
character President of the Board of Aldermen this
city, present. in behalf Of himself and others the Sec
rotary OF the INTERIOR memorial demonstrating against
the reduction OF their wages from 81 % S2 presented
10 Mr. Ewing Saturday last lhaving received the
Friday Precedng) and he stated that the reduction had
been directed Information which seemed conclusive
la its character and be derived from reliable
ces. Having stated the information upon which the
order based remarked that its
verted by the workmen Upon this being made
by me, Mr.. L. said that he would readily any
coune from the workmen and having given
his personal consideration would cheeTully revoke
the order il found TO be ilberal or unjust.
il Is but sheer justice TO Mr. Ewing that he mani
tested the kndes interest in the memorias and eynced
every disposition TO do them ready justice.
communicated the substance oi the Interview the
gentleman from whom received the memorial, and ad
vsed him the OF the evidence he should obtain
the application In conclusion, would say that
the fully justified in refusing to receive pay
the of s. the whole matter then under the
consideration Of the Secretary, had been solicited by
themselves WALTER LENOX.
OcroBER 2, 1919.
I'VE are informed, on reliable authority, that after
giving due consideration 10 the aforementioned memo
Tal (ony day having interviewed since its presenta
ton to him. Mr. Ewing directed that the usual wages OF
- IS should be paid to the workmen They have, there
FORE not been required TO submit 10 any reduction Of their
wages l-Iatsihgenoer.
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CHANGES IN THE PHILADELPHIA Navy YARD.-An
who have business connexions with this naval station
well the immediate friends and acquaintance
OF that worthy and gallant old commander, Commodore
Stewart will regret TO hear that be has notice that he
will be detached from the command Of the Philadelphia
yard after the 18th Instant and those who know
the official worth and many estimable personal qualities
of the efficient naval constructor Of the station, Mr. John
Lentha while they will rejoice in his promotion to the
post OF chief naval constructor OF the United States will
regret 10 lose him from midst He goes TO Washing
ton we understand about the st OF November and will
be succeeded here by Naval Constructor Gnce, at
Washington We stated that Com Conner, OF this
city, will take the place made vacant by Com. Stewart,
detached. Phladelphid Ledger.
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The perusa Of the entire correspondence which has
the dismissal OF the French minister from Washington
pels MS 70 decided objection TO the tone of the
tote addressed NJ Poussin by Mr.. Clayton alluded
by NJ DE Tocquevile. That note, almost peremptory
demanding the appearance Of M. Poussin Washington
10 Offensive senstiveness less than French
mans and Mr. Clayton has mared the otherwise high tone
Of his portion Of The correspondence and injured his cause
By wiring it-Nw Yok Sss.
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WHAT time establishes and what adopts
and confirms what all In all places saying good
and valuable doubt popularity az this fires
ce ts deep and thai The
which has attended this medicine Cor years past
the preudces all respectable and the article
taken stand the first class OF discoveries and bessns
The and when resosd In season. Graduates the disease for
which IL recommended.
~ Post
Dr. w Fowie, le Washington article entitled
above which we believe the Best preparation kfhto Aseoped
tested this medicine, speak with confidence
removing and other
Of he
For sale by r. o. PATTERSON,
Oct 2-a Washington, b. C.
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BY GREEN q rAsrEr, A.sss....r..

DIAPER, PAPER AT AUCTIoNt-oN THURSDAY, THE 9TH
Instant shall SELL auction ROOM Concsn Hail.
Hotel Pennsyvana O'clock,
excellent paper, various Sizes
30 fine blue ruled, VIM CLARK CO.
~ ress superhne whiswo satin ooscap, ruled, Samuel
CLARK.
20 reams blue fooi-csp, ruled, Goodwin b Co.
10 white and blue ruled hill Amez.
The above lot OF pape of superior quality and win be sold 10
suit purchasers.
s2s, cash, cas- credit
siIy aud ninety days. or safaeory endorsed, bearing
terest
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Oct 2-aTWkTh Auctioneens.
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~ Y ~ BALTIMORE, UctObeF 3-fz, p. m.
Cumberland, Hamilton's majority l5i Flint Stone.
Hamton's majority IL. Old Town, Hamion's majority
33-gan Cass OF l6 Westenport-ony democratic
district heard from, Frostburg, 80 majority for McKag
wing gain of H.
1911 Hamilton (dem.) elected TO Congress- in place OF
Bowden, (whg) Frederick city gives l75 for Hamilton.
Urbana 81 for Mckaig
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Whole democratic ticket Qegslature) elected by egh-
teen hundred majority.
Hammond has nearly one thousand majority in FIVE
upper wards.
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Appoinsn,snt by the Executive OF Virginia.
Abel u Mayo. commissioner Of deeds, &c, for tn
District of Columbia
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Elections.


The election in Georgia for governor and members Of the
legislature took place on Monday last On the first blush
Of the returns indicated by telegraph they appear n
we were sweeping the State The election in Maryland
for Congress and the legislature took place yesterday
We give the first returns from that State by telegraph
this mornings paper The elections in Pennsylvania and
Ohio take place Tuesday next The few others tina,
remain for this will follow in rapid succession
20 that we shall be able, in day two, allow
space for variety Of miscellaneous matters.
The New York Herald "a Taylor paper) makes some
curious statements about the French correspondence II
asserts that the official details in relation to NJ Poussia
were communicated by the Secretary OF State TO the ia
voriie correspondent Of the North American and publish
ed in that paper, and that il all subteruge to say
that the story originally leaked out from Of the for
ega legations Il states further that, on the 18th Sep
TENDER, the Herald Office rsceiued note from an agent
Of s State Department. disclosing, 10 certain srtenf,
the difficulties rt France, and requesting US TO PUFF THE
CABINET for Us in The NATTER ,c hout knowing he
facts in the case. We declined the recomn iaon, and
paid no further attention to the matter" IN
,cas communicated 10 wih request that as omen
Tag he rsyio further Developments, should publish
series Of articles against the foreign policy of the Friend.
government, and 10 support Of the CABINET" The
Herald complains that the in which was CON-
municated in the North American calculated, u
tended 70 ersiis commercial paniete disturb Exchanges
and 70 arrsf our commercial enterprises at home
abroadwhen. upon the publication Of the correspond
ITSELF appeared that the clamor for war was al
moonshine and without the fmsest shadow OF found
alton. The facts had been fasfsd through The ageaf o
the Secretary Of State, as hs correspondent Of The Nort
Amrioan" We presume the North American will ex
plain this strange transaction, il il can.
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Mr.. Ellen Jones's school young Misses and Mas
IA e has been reopened 2it Streets herr
Oct 2-Heos 1877 - -F
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BY r. .. waIeur, o.orrssow..

TRUSTEES SALE or THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10Th day Of Sep
temer 1884, recorded the land records Of Washington
", premises, October
O'Clock, o. Iot 81 In original q George
story brick house thereon Terms cash, In hankabe funds
Sept le--ds r. 8. WRIGHT, Auct-
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ne OF william Writ, by John p Kennedy III.
Retzchs outline Engrsvnss 90 Shakespeare Nos and
CopperheId BY Dickens, No.
oilendord,s First In French, VOL, 81
Knapens Mechanics Assistant practical mensua
sliding Tor carpenters, gauzers Iumbermen
md artisans generally vol., u Ft
The Fortunes d Woman, novel, By The Frst
Z Adventure. Pacific, a novel, rs cent,
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAIrMoRK, October SIS D. m.
PyogYss efths sseto~A California s~ieprts< Pstr
g. Wsshisgfo~. ssgs-SAakspsars rsadi.ss-7xs mar
ksfs, &c.
The election for menbers Of Congress and msmbsrs OF
the House Of Delegates has up present lime pro-
crossed quietly and steadily, and in hour the polls
will close the result Of the contest Although much in
terssi is manifested, the slightest ieelng has
at any of the polls The weather u most disagree
able, drzzlng rain having fallen steadily since early
hour this morning. The returns will commence coming
IN about o'clock this evening. which viii send yon By
telegraph as last received may add, however, that
there doubt of the election OF Mr. McIane
10 Congress from this district
No less than six small vessels consisting of pilot boats
ana clippers the largest Of them being over
~ tons burden, are preparing from this port for
San Francisco taking the way of Cape Horn
preference TO the chances Of falling into The hands OF tho
Paitagonians by trip through the straits of Magellan.
Their crews will consist Of pilots and fang men, and
their intention Is them in coastng trade Of Cali
orna, rather than try their fortunes gold digging
The steamer Crescent City left New York yesterday for
Cbagres with l67 goldseekers board. and vessels arc
still filling with passengers all the northern ports for
voyage around the Horn. We may in few days ex-
pect later from California by the steamers Alabama
and Falcon, both now fully due at New Oheans
perceive that some Of the northern papers. in noticing
the rumored removal OF Peter O. Washington esq accom-
pay it with that he has been In Office for nearly
hall century If my recollection Of the worthy gentle
appearance does deceive he has scarcely Yet s
tanned that number OF years. or else is young looking
old man.
Mrs Frances Ann Kembe (she has dropped the name Of
Bufle has commenced series OF Shakespeare readings
Philadelphia, and is drawing crowded houses. She viii
visit Baltimore and Washington IL lie said, very shortly,
give chance listen her readings She Withdrew
her protest against the divorce condition that Mr. Butler
would settle $50 her rather the interest Of IT, the
principal going to her children at her death.
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning.
the inclemen weather and the election have interered
with business and there no report in four
cept $50 barrels Harpers Ferry" % 49, Nothing do
ing in wheat Sales yellow at 50 "a cents Sales
whskey % in barrels and 2S In hogshesds.
Sales linseed oil at 90 cents yn
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Uz-rhe members OF Washington Royal Arch Chap
Hail. 10Th Thursday
O'Clock. attendance requested
importance before meeting
J.. 3D..
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DOR THE COMPLEXION, HAIR, and for SHAVING, NE best
articles Of the kind in the country
BoGLEs HEBEAoNA for preserving and beaui DING the
pic xion.
BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID fOr preventing badnes. and gray
all diseases, such daBdruf, kc
BOGLEs AMOLE compound f shaving Vita fhouf brrh
ari sfe manufactured from the Soap Paa Of Caiornia
else Of the kind used They patented BY the
manufacturer and sold BY the sole agent for WashngonI
WIN. y. BAYLY, stationer,
Oct 3-4teodn Penn. ave-, between Ilth and l2fh st.
MEMOIRS OF the Life Of VIM. Writ, Attorney General
Of the United States by John Kennedy vols svo This day
received for saIeby TAYLOR INJURY,
Oct booksellers, eth
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TELEaRAPHIo REPoRTs Toa THE UNION.

Georgia Election Rsfsvws- Democratic Yiefory
MACON. ieo Oct 8 lsas-Re,urns Of the election for
governor in fifteen counties have been received Ia which
Towns (dem gains largely Hill. the wing candidate
As far heard FROM the democrats have gained four
members OF the legislature, and the whgs one-ma-
king net democratic gain Of three.
Crushed to Death.
ALBANY. Oct. 2-Capt. Lorbush, who was in command
OF the steam tug A. Il. Lawrence, accidentally killed
this afternoon His body horribly mutilated by being
crushed between the deck beam and wheel of the boat
Co~ditio~ of ths Norfher~ Markets.
New YogK, Oct. 50 p. m-Not much outdoor business
doing, in Of the unpleasant weather Socks
steady Treasury SIS. l09i I09l; loan I'LL
200 bbs at "a 81 IS for Michigan, and new western
IS IL So 81 southern do. % ~, Corn meal % Ia.
Wheat dull-red l02 l08 Genesee liz Mixed
81 cts, and yellow 62 g 0as 81 Rye 60
Lard 81 81 Groceries continue In good request sugars
and coffee firm as last quoted. Rice slightly declined.
Cotton is firm with improvement Of per Id.
within two days; salessmalL Whskey ~ Isl cents in
barrels.
PHlLADELpHIA Oct. 3-2 D. m.-The weather 10 wet and
uniayorable outdoor business. The stock market II
quiet change in prices Flour 10 steady, with sales
50 2k Corn meal 80 IT. and honr Is 06l Sales of
low s. 81 Rye 80 Provisions and gro
ceries unchanged The cotton market 10 steady;
holders firm sales very small at slight improvement
Whiskey 2St cents In bbls.
CHARLEsTos, Oct. 3-ll p. m.
The ship Ohio arrived yesterday. News from Yu-
thai had been baule between la
dams and whites Valadolid the 9th utimo. Aher
two hours hard fighting the Indians driven back and
dispersed The Indians still near Bacaar, In fortified
position.
The Republic is just in sight; the Nor,hernsr
arrived this morning. s#..
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ANUAL for United States Consuls, embracing their
III duties, liabilities the laws and Judicial
decisions governing them and special notices Of the basne Of
spmasterr, others, consuls BY sydney Hen
shaw, late OF the united States Navy counsellor law se
volume, 1919. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ocf -
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PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY. "..
. BLADRNsBuRG PREciscr.
For congress.-Richard Bowie, (~hig) ls7-no oppo-
b. 5 81
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The secretaryof the Interior backing out!
We copy the following from the National Iutelligen-
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IoHNsoNs SHOOTERS PREcEPToR, ONE VOLUME,
London
Observation. Dosbeakns by WIN. royd samesepsr,
volume, London.
Dog BY Lieut. Col Hutchnson volume, London
The Dog and the Sportsman by Skinner one volume Phs
delpha
me Dog edition, BY T. Lewis, volume,
Philadelphia
The Morse end Hound, eir and sestmen BY SmrodD
The american sboosers Manual one volume Phfsdeiphia
Lieut. swkcf Guns and showing enisrred
from London edition. BY VIM r. Porter, Spirit o.
the Times, volume PHILADELPHIA
sporsmsns Library BY Jno. Mills volume. uburr
The Rod and e Gun, James Wilson, volume Edpburr
Johnsont sportsman one volsne London.
The Yield spo Of United ths Bnsh Provinces
by Herbert two volumes, New York
Chapman ON the Rife one volume, New Yort
Asd Others, NOT mentioned shove I'll Illustrated many
from London, BY r TAYLOR,
nev, he Tun, Ne. eep %
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THE Subscribers having put An operation their
WINDMILL, having sold ds
business win be carried under te of Csc PAss Co.
furnish al win
patronage be furnished me Georreto~s M
delivered their doors ee Of charge such
neal ran nour, chop, oats ship stuff shorts, large
and of which have in
good wishing be supplied, viii esys her sddress
and of residence the MIL
Sept 25-dl0t GEO. PAGE d co.
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~ GREEs q TAsTET, Auctioassr.
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT At AUC1ToN.-on Tues.
day the I'd Of October shall SELL te prcmises
O'Clock lot No. TO- No 49, situated Pf
eet west between and streets morrill, with good frame house
thereon.
The above described property handsomely located
readily s2 per year Terms LIBERAL and made
GREEN d TAsTET,
sept 07-sTFsSTu Aucbonser..
O1-The above sale Il postponed In consequences OF
the until Friday Jth Instant hour when will
lively take place, rain or shine. GREEN TASTET,
Auc
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Dictionary Of Ansertesnissss, . glossary %
and phrase usually regarded peculiar ne Unissd sies by
| !. r. Bartlett.
Treatise Rheode literally se Greek,
with copous notes, ~ Thomas Hcbbes vol. London.
Aphosms and Reflections, miscellany q and opnion
TAYLOR : MAURy,
Sept 30 Booksefen, ssh street.
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THE De.sh-bed OF the Rev. John wesley.- Ths mag
engraving = per
reming g for subscription Cooley Il
LADYs BOOK, the leading periodical Of America.
address T.. A. GoDsy, lI3 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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IIsniIten Marlborough and Abel y. Mayo,
A TToRNEYs Law and Agents Cor Claims, viii prcsecut
description before board Of Mexican Com
ms-oners, Congress, and various departments.
G7-obee the corner of4k and Streets Washington, d. c.
Oct f-dtcpy
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TRUsTEE's SALE Desirable IapestaenBy a deed
oftru duly recorded viii sell public auction Monday
the l5t instant O'Clock the rst r day thereafter
the 9th
tbe City Hall and Pententiary.
The same place and time several other desirable lots viii be
Terms easy, and made known al sale. -
GREEN d TAsTET, Auctioneer.
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FOURTH DIsrRicr

MECHANICS mnJOrity V5OII
.H@w THIRD DISTRICT.
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Tslegraphic Despatch.
BALTIMORE, October s.

precinct usually gives about Is wing majority.