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New York, Sept. 15.-The steamer Fulton sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, with SIS passengers and
SAC, 900 in specie.
The steamer City of Manchester also sailed to-day
with l4O passengers and S1l2 900 in specie
The steamer Bavaria sailed for Southampton
with $3.50, 900 in specie
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The trial of Opie Static, editor of the Wytheville
(Va.) Telegraph, for killing W. w. Hanson, Cash
ier of the Farmers Bank, took place there on the
18th inst, and resulted in his acquittal.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

Shocking Railroad Accident--Five Pa ssen-
gers Killed and Twenty-Five Wounded
CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-The 430 p. NJ. train, from
Racine to Freeport, was run into last night at De-
lavan, Wisconsin, by freight train. Five pas
sengers were killed and twenty five wounded
some, it is feared, fatally. At the time The train
left, the names of the killed and wounded not
ascertained.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-The following are the names
of the passengers who were killed by the accident
on the Racine and Mississippi Railroad last eve
ming: Mr.. Baker, produce dealer, of Delaware;
Margaret Seaman, of Danver; Mr.. Davis, of Sha-
ron; son of MIR. Catlin, and Mr.. StoopfuI, of
Danver
The train had on board a large party OF excur-
sionists, who returning from the county fair
at Elkbern. Several were seriously injured.
Telegraph Suit.
BosToN, Sept l5.-Before referees suit as
been brought by +. o. j. Smith against Professor
Morse, to recover fve-sxteenths of the amount of
money received by Professor Morse from the differ
ent governments of Europe for the invention of the
telegraph The parties have been connected to-
gether in the telegraph business for some twenty
years, and some time since a settlement was had
between them, when Mr.. Smith received $500 600,
and two matters in dispute were left open for suit
or reference, of which this is one. The hearing is
not finished. The referees are Judges Sprague and
Upham and George S. Hillard.
Arrival of the California Overland MALL
Indian Hostilities.
FORT SMITH, Sept. 15.-The overland California
mail of the 9th has arrived with later advices.
party of Mexican guerillas recently invaded
Texas, stealing number of mules belonging to
overland mail.
1t is reported that the Indians in New Mexico
have renewed their hostties. The mail party bound
from Mesilla to Santa Fe were attacked by the
Navajos and the conductor and driver killed. The
mails and coach were also destroyed. Four hun
dred government mules at Fort Craig had been
stolen by the Indians.
Parade of the st. Louis Paid Fire DEPART
ment.
ST. Louis, Sept. l5.-The Paid Fire Department
celebrated their third anniversary yesterday By a
grand parade during the day, and supper in the
evening. During the parade fire broke out in
the carpenters shop of Theodore Weber, on Hick-
ory street. Two engines were despatched to the
scene of confagration, and rescued large amount
OF property. high wind was blowing at the
time. Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000.
For Europe.
New York, Sept. l5.-The steamer Fulton sailed
hence today for Liverpool, with SIS passengers and
SAC, 900 in specie.
The steamer City of Manchester also sailed to-day
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lard player in the United States retired or not, to
"play game of billiards similar to the match
played in Detroit, April II, lS59-the American
fourball carom game-2,OO0 points up, for s., 500
side -
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At the ensuing election the people of New York
to express their sentiments through the ballot
vote is favorable every negro when he attains the
age of 81 will be allowed to vote.
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geant Essender. Guilty. Fined S5 and COSTS
State Us. VIM. Kane, charged with indecently ex.
posing his person. Guilty. Fined $50 and costs
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
when the criminal docket will be taken up.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
Hannah Harrington Us. Patrick Harrington; bill
of complaint for divorce rinculo matrimonii and
alimony filed; and injunction granted restraining
the Savings Bank of Baltimore from paying over
to Patrick Harrington the sum of S4lS, or any
monies he has on deposit. Hack for complainant.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Equity business on Saturday. Assignment for
to day IT'S to 1919 inclusive
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
James p. Pindell Us. John L. Welch Bro. an
appeal from Ridgway. Judgment afirmed.-
John Black Us. j. W. Stent, appeal from McI.augh-
lin Judgment afirmed.-Eliza Duncan rs Moore
Stewart; appeal from Ridgway. Judgment re-
ed:-Nolan & Quinn Us. Emory Bond; appeal
from Mclaughlin. Judgment ffirmed.-John A.
Thompson, garnishee of Edward Hare, Us. Geo. R.
klttenhouse; appeal from Ensor. Judgment re,
versed
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A horse thief named Burton II. Barratt, while
being conveyed to the Jail of Cambria county, Pa,
in charge of officer on Friday last jumped from
the train Of while going at the rate of twenty
five miles an hour. The cars were stopped, but
the convict was non est
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The wine crop Of France is very poor this season,
and the opinion is that it will fall short of the last
one. Vines are all affected by the ojdium, in the
south of France principally, and the grapes are
nearly destroyed; in some places sulphur has been
employed successfully to destroy the disease.
How greatly have the governments os Europe
changed since 1882 At that time Kossuth was ex-
cluded from the whole of the continent; but now
he passes his time at will, wherever he pleases to
90, outside of the dominions of the beardless
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Ship News.
1f Arriua1

BosToN, Sept. l6.-Arrived, ship S. c. Grant
from Liverpool; barks Justice Story. from Gam.
bia; Robert Carter, from Cadiz; l.. H. Jenkins,
from Ardrossan; and Levanter, from Glasgow; ant
briggs Foster, from Gonaires; Arbutus, from Ar
drossan; and Pilot Fish, from Miragonne.
The Cotton Crop.
New YORK, Sept. 15.-The Shipping List state:
that the entire crop of cotton is 4,675, no bales
and the exports 3,774, 173 bales Stock, Sept. lst
227,70S bales
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7 IT : ENNN IT 1T Z IttN
THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.-Tho confusion in the affairs
of Naples is increasing.
The "Annexation Committee" received a de.
spatch from Garibaldi on the Sd, stating that he
would be in Naples on or about the Sth inst, and
would assume the dictatorship of the Two Scilies
in the name of King Victor Emmanuel
Count de Persigny has made another speech i'm
plying that Naples has done nothing more than to
maintain the Pope's throne, and would not help
Gen. Lamoriciere to keep the Roman States.
1t is reported that the Druses have defeated de
tachment of the French forces in Lebanon.
Piedmont has made a considerable reduction in
the duties on yarns, tissues, etc, of cotton and
hemp.
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A large meeting of the merchants and business
men of Cincinnati, was held in that city on Friday
night last for the purpose of consulting in regard
to proposed railroad connection with the South.
Prince Ernest of Wirtemberg has just been mar
ried to a celebrated German singer named Natalie
Frassini the daughter Of the director of the music
at the CAsspl Theatre.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
- ToWsoNTowN, Sept. 15.-The attention of this
Court was occupied to-day in hearing the testimo-
ny in the case of VIM. Ward Us. Charlotte Withers
ct a.; an objection to the ratification of trustee
Messrs. Cuttings and Machen for objectors, and
Messrs. Steele and GrasOn for trustee-Provid-
ing no criminal case should be ready for trial on
Monday, the civil docket will be called, commenc.
ing with No. 2SS and ending at No. 3lS.
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The bark Daylight will sail from New York for
the West Coast OF Africa, on or about the 18th of
October and will take out all letters left at the
New York Bible House,
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The Italian journals are filled with accounts OF
the successes OF neu musical star. Madame Ga
lett who, from all descriptions, appears to be the
genuine successor of Pasta and Malibran. Her
voice is said to possess power of reaching the
feelings unknown in our day, while her acting is
Incompatible
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-17

All the physicians of New Orleans agree that they
have not seen case of yellow fever that origna ted
in that city during this summer
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The newspaper express, about which the New
York papers said so much short time since, has
proved a failure
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man named Mcclure was arrested in Newark,
day or two since, a charge of beating his wife
He paid his fine promptly, and then returned home
| and eloped with his wife's sister.
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A WOMAN TARED AND FEATHERED.-A few nights
since, at ROmulus, Detroit, a woman named
Jane Lonely, the housekeeper of jeremiah Gaming
and the mother Of three of his children was rough
ly handled by large party of fneighbors, under the
belief that she had maltreatod Gauung's children
and boys, with a few women, all in Disguise who
went to the house of Gaming, from which they took
the woman, who was made the victim of a series of
indignities, not the least of which was the applica
ton OF coat of tar and feathers and ride upon
rail. She was knocked and banged about until
from abuse and exposure, she nearly tainted and
was thought to be in dying condition. Thirty
persons were arrested the next dav, including Ga
nung, who made no attempt to defend her, and one
of his legitimate daughters
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A steam passenger car nearly similar to those
already described, has been built for the Boston
and Worcester Railroad. 1t is said that for short
roads and to run short distances they are very
desirable addition to the motive power of the road.
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Our government is only represented in Syria by
vice consul, and he an Italian who is constantly
snubbed by the representatives of other powers,
and the prestige of our government thereby injured
VA woman named Elizabeth Lloyd was arrested in
Co.
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Two new renderings of Horace have appeared ST.
mutaneously at Paris. The first, in one volume, is
by Jules Janin, the celebrated dramatic and musi-
cal crtic the second, in four volumes, with abund-
ance of notes and explicatiOns, by Hipp. Cournol
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The steamer Empire State run into fishing
her and droWninp the captain and one of the crew.
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HORRIBLE FRATRICIDE-On One Brother Kills Another
,cih an Are-Arrest Of the Murderer.-From a
Steelville. Crawford county, Missouri, we learn
says the ST. Louis Ne,os, of one of the most horri
BILE occurrences that startled the people of this
State. man named Davis, resident of Liesburg
(near the scene of the bloody deed), few night:
ago approached younger brother, who was sleep
ing with him in the same room, and attempted tc
sever the head from the body by blow with ar
axe. Two of them, the eldest and youngest, got
along peaceably and happily together, but the
second being, it is said, a man of bad character,
was not in favor with either of the others. Our
informant states that the struck the cheek bone
gancing downward and carrying with it a portion
of the chin. The axe was found, the next morning,
in the yard, Immediately under the window of the
room occupied by the brothers 1t was covered
with blood, and to it was still sticking portion Of
the hair, in which the chin was enveloped. The
brother, when taken into custody, firmly protested
his innocence, but soon became confused and con-
Trajectory in his statements. He is now in prison.
awaiting his trial for the horrible crime.
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The Washington Star states that the work on the
Washington aqueduct is now being actively pros
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Three of the police officers of Chickasaw City,
Tenn, on Monday last invaded the premises of a
citizen, broke up his furniture, and robbed him of
three gold watches. The trio were arrested.
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THE VEGETARIAN WHERRYMAN BEATEN.-Mr
Martins exploit was tame one, but as good as
could be expected of human being and four quarts
of berries. Capt. Dayton has just arrived in New
little boat, of which he was captain, clerk, pas
sengers, otfice-boy, stoker and oarsman. Besides,
Captain Dayton is going home by the route
he came, which the wherry vegetarian did not do.
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The Mayor of Pittsburg has received note from
the Duke of Newcastle announcing that Lord Rem
frew will! arrive in that city the afternoon of
Monday, October |, and remain until the following
afternoon.
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1t is said that owing to bad arrangements more
than one half of the Prince of Wales baggage has
been lost during his tour in Canada.
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Friday last was the anniversary OF the TAXING uI
the city of Mexico by Gen. Scott, thirteen years
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James Bailey, of Mississippi, died a few weeks
ago, at the residence of his brother, Versailles,
in Kentucky. At the time of his death, he was
one of the largest planters in the Southwest, his
crops annually averaging from $500 to 3, 900 bales
of cotton. He was sxty-four years old when he
died
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Mr.. Kalloch, the reverend, is now lawyer IN
Kansas, and made his debut there in defence oil
Gordon, accused of murder.
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1t is stated that S,624 persons visited Sarato
the past season.
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James N. Carpenter, clerk in the General Land
office, has been appointed paymaster in the
United States Navy.
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The latest advices received from Barbados state
that the markets full of breadstufs, and prices
were unremuneratiye,
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AMERICAN PoLYTECHNIC AssoCIATION-Lights on
Vessels-This association met in New York on
Thursday evening, Professor Mason in the chair.
Lieut.. Bartlett called attention to the fact that the
committee appointed to examine the Great Eastern
had been unable to fulfil their duty on account of
the discourtesy of the managers, and that, there
fore, the association had no reliable information
respecting her, except what was furnished by the
newspapers. He also stated that it was mistake
to suppose that vessels should carry lights in direct
proportion to their size. The reverse should be the
rule, which, if it had been adopted, would have
prevented the loss of the Lady Egin: After de
sutory discussion ON this subject, the ASSOCIATION
adjourned.
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nc are b IN "s the
set at the grand ball to be given in his honor in
that city. To allow New York belle, would only
create great jealousy, it is suggested that Miss
Harriet Lane, the Presidents niece, be the one
selected. An additional urged in favor
of her is, that Miss L.. is acquainted with Alfred
Edward
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ST. JOINS, Sept. 14.-A collision occurred on
the East Lancashire (Englsh) Railroad. Eleven
of the passengers were killed and nineteen
| a6
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FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER BY THE MELITA.

ST. JOINS, Sept 4.-A collision occurred on
the East Lancashire (English) Railroad. Eleven
of the passengers were killed and nineteen
wounded.
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress had reached Cha
mount.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
says that France has purchased ten large transport
steamers in the United States.
The Paris Bourse was dull. Rentes closed on
the Sd at 6Sf. S5c.
The Paris corn market was lower.
NAPLES.
Sardinia is about to interfere at Naples.
III Is reported that Gen. LamOrciere is about to
leave for Naples with O,000 troops, to prevent the
threatened anarchy.
All the disposable vessels of the Sardiniau navy
are to be sent to Naples.
Vigorous military preparations are being made
at Piedmont the Sandman Government hiring
every available transport. Ifit is impossible to
convey them with sufficient rapidty, the Pope
will be requested to allow of their passage through
his domnions.
An insurrection had broken out in the province
of Terra Delavora, and the insurgents were march
ing on Camp Basso.
There is no intelligence as to GarbaldTs mo ye-
ments further than that he was at Monteleone
1t is reported that the designations of the Nea-
| politan ministry will not be accepted
The Government of Naples will paw France the
sum OF three millions of francs indemnifca-
ton for the losses sustained by French citizens in
| the bombardment of Palermo.
| The prohibition placed upon the departure of
volunteers from Sardinia is said to have been re.
| moved.
| 1t is rumored that the Cabinet at Turin have
agreed to prevent the invasion Of the States of the
| Church.
| The French garrison at Rome is to be increased
| by force of $500 troops
Ancona has been declared in a state of siege, and
the papal delegate recalled.
| AUSTRIA.
| The existence of a revolutionary committee has
| been discovered at Verona, and the members have
| been arrested. The papers that were seized on
| their persons are said to make startling oppose
| OF the proceedings of neighboring power
| RUSSIA.
The Prince Regent Of Prussia will visit Warsaw
on the invitation of the Emperor of Russia, about
| the middle of September.
The tallow prospects were unfavorable.
| SYRIA.
The French troops continued to arrive at Bey-
rout
| CHINA AND INDIA.
| Bombay dates to August Sth, and adyces from
| Hong Kong Of July l7th, had been received at
| London.
famine was impending in the northwest prov
| inces of India.
The British forces in China are ready for an at
| tack on the enemy, but their French allies had
protested against their commencing hostilities, the
latter having lost all their harness by shipwreck.
| On the 26th of June, however, Lord EIgin induced
Baron Gros to withdraw the protest. and the attack
| was to commence Immediately.
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Auber's new opera, ale Ser0il en- GATE VIII
soon be produced at Paris.
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In Memphis, Tenn, one day last week Mrs.
Tate was fined $50 for cruel treatment of one of her
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, September Is.
C0FFEE-The demand for Coffee continues fair, and
the market for it is still firm. We note sales to-day of
700 bags Rio at lSh cts, and of $50 bags do
l44 cts We publish below the usual weekly report Of
Messrs White Elder Coffee Brokers, and refer our
readers to it for quotations:
"
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GEN HARYEY AND THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.-A
Washington correspondent states that a long cabi-
net session held Friday. All the Secretaries,
the Postmaster General and the Acknowledgement
addressed to the War Department, in reference to
the San Juan affair, was under consideration, but
no decision in regard to it was come to. General
llarney persists in the opinion that the mission of
General Scott was grave error, and that the
island would now be ours had he not been inter
fered with. The General treats diplomatic comfy
and our agreement for temporary joint occupancy
as of small account The President reserves the
whole case for deliberate Judgment. General Har-
ney says he was not apprised by Lieutenant Gene
raj Scott of the nature of the atters report nor of
the ground of complaint against him until he ar
rived in Washington.
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The amount of taxes to be levied in New York
next year is $l,O95,9 5,95S.Sl.
Tba Nav Orleans oil factory was burned on the
svsn;ng of the llth inst, Loss Sl5O,OVO.
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Also three hundred boats or so, twenty-five of
which carry guns. Two other vessels are expected
from England. As for arms and ammunition, the
arsenals redundantly supplied. With 5000
men arrived from Cagliari, the army of invasion
must be at least between 25, 900 and 900 strong.
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A WOMAN TAKES THE PRIZE AT A PLowING MATCH.
"A rather unusual circumstance occurred at a
plowing match which lately took place at Vau.
gueray (Rhone) young woman, about nineteen,
driving pair of oxen, presenting herself as one
of the competitors. At first some objections were
raised as to her admission, but under the circum
stances of the case, they were set aside. Marie
Chirat, the young girl in question, had the msfOr
tune to lose her father about ten months ago. He
had lease of farm at rent of 2,000f. "a year
and when he died, left widow, a little boy, ant
Marie. The daughter, feeling that to quit The
farm in the middle of the lease would be the ruiz
of the family, told her mother not to be cast down
for she would undertake to work the land She
applied herself strenuously to the work, and wa
soon pronounced to be the best conductor of ploH
in the commune. That opinion confirmed a
the public competition, as the principal prize wa;
awarded her. She returned home in triumph
to her mother, accompanied by party of female
friends.
PHYSICAL TRAINING IN THE BosToN PUBLIC
ScHooLs.-Mr. Phlbrick, the superintendent of the
public Schools of Boston, has just made a repor
recommending physical training as a part OF the
common snhnnl education of Rnston. He saws:
''The principal remedy which would suggest
the introduction into all grades of schools of
thorough system of physical training as a part O
the school culture. Let part of the school tim
of each day be devoted to the practice of calls
thenc and gymnastic exercises, in which every pu
pill shall be required to participate"
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1t has been stated as historical fact that the
first export of cotton from the United states TO
England was in l7s4, when vessel arrived at Liv-
erpool with eight bags of cotton part of the
cargo, and that it was seized by the Custom House
officers, under the conviction that it could not have
been the growth of America.
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The statue of Dr. Isaac Watts, the psalmist OF
Christianity, has been commenced at Southampton
his native town 1t will be erected in the public
park in July next, the anniversary of his birth
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CITY WTELLIGEWCE,

ARMTNG OF TUE PoLoE.-In consequence of cer-
tain demonstrations the Marshal of Police addressed
the following communication to the Board of Police
which has induced them to provide every man in
the force, not previously armed, with the most
effective repeating pistol now known, being of the
Dean Adams patent: