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MEDICINES.

A II RI CURE For INrEMPERANCH
~ End deitruction u the desire Tor strong drink
Dk. kiN,'s SAY alton Powders. Given INK nov n
Hudson IT, corner Oloye' and ~ Sixth ave, NY 4Os
DE NOT ANOTHER DAY WITHOUT IT.
~ thousands ale nov suffering with nisrthCns, Dys-
enter, Billion, Cole. Ac.. and rary have died. who
might nave teen CURED hsd they k"p. on hand . bot
lie OF that Old and tainoue CURATIVE. The
y" CNOLkRINE REMEDY
Tho best article Tor the above comp ains ever ill.,
tsoduced. so great the demnnd tor IL Last year
that over htN bottles vas sold in leas than thr.-s
Inonths aud we have doubt that double thEi
will le dispo-ed OF during the piesent seaso
Ever soliier shoid have bottle OF Il, teiore he
leaves Tor the war, and no hou-okeeper should b
without 1, another day b,pot--iJ south second u,
Willisnshureh. Pr1ce only 70 zen per bottle. US
COLDIERS SUFFERING WITH CHRONIC
DdisuLos cured. knspp's Sweet Balssm cures dys-
eutery. diGrihoeA cholera. cholcIG norbus, cole.
children erthinp, and all plirr and deran nts u
the s'oms'h ant bow ell: ia use 20 year. Sold ~
drug. lsts and the proprietor, y. KNAPP, ga West
800 IT. \. \. 1875
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90 nr. Moatsgue wish 70 uvuhhs yua 80
eumuia1Ius. n yun can md ums - sxeus y ~
me-"
Iasursd h1 w. d hR service
"Then vf,i you have the goodness b - ny
csrrisge ordered here at twelve - have bssn qua
all the week and am fsngucd. Perhsps you wv
LET me know when 10 is 81 the door, ~ donr WIN
" he sccn leaving 20 carly"
SALONS mon BON ami Ephrs'm," thought
" celia va du mieuy." And thanking her tor hs
ynor Of her commands in tone o! deep and grsss-
full respect left Ter to execute them.
ITO be cont pusd.l
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I.XCIRS

A LARGE STEAMER, WITH Saloons
smail steant oats Tor pc-nics and e,cuIsioas.
Blades Grove md Nooihi ida = Park. The sph i d
nes barger GERALDINE and ~ ELLA K ~
snNNElL { Co. l5H front st. ~
EOi. iNCt RSIONs-THEf AVORlTEN NEW
barge lsr,e,t iioni.. and Others, with steamboat,
such ~ cc.red: Peasant Valley. Il Rcnar's
" N All utn.r Groves 10 let. EScur ION O.fcp II
Mostst coi Bauos II. u. CRoSsftI. 4s
Et.a NEWBURGH, Pcl GHKEEpSIE,
Roundout, kinrsiOn--1he MARI powell
eave iooi Of Jay'' etc,y ATE aeon nj o'cnk rs
Hu DSON RIVER X. R-tOR ALBANY
ii lIoy, the Nouh Ahd West, from Chanfe.s At N
and ~ \. "A. sud I, and l1.iU l.. ii, AID on sun.
day ~ (. - T. y, ;.om anth II $50
SUNDAY BOAT FOR HARLEM AND
~ Hrh r-idse-Ihe steamers sylvan Grove or
sylvan stream y ~ run l.ts.en Peck Sip and Har-
lem every inir sunday during The sumner e. iol-
lowa.- iAavc hul.n y \. NJ. II VI, L. NJ, 6PN
reok sDg ~ -. NJ, T.. r.. T. NJ, iP. NJ, landing
- Sth y 'lch -sy. laI- 10 cents. &. Il. LoND-
SIHIEl, Supt IL.
STNpAY EXCURSIONS To GLEN COVE,
> New Ko,ho!ie. C.y leland, Fort schuyler and
Cole~e ro'ut. The steamer PORT ROYAL VIII
l..v, Peck silly NJ O'Clock. 10
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH On GOLD, SILVER,
nor Rubber' ~, 30 10 ~. Partial pieces Gold, ~
Silvei Rubber, " per tooth upwards I,sth tlleA
equally low OF eS;Iueted without pain, By DE-. II
hiLLEiis' ~ Bowery, opposite the old Boaerv
Theatre. Y3I
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
A with or without extracting the roots 40; gold,
silver and cement filings 80 eta and upwsrdG en-
tracing without pain by new pgncess rs cts. ].
DODIN French Dentist, @94 Fulton at Brookiyn,s+A
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PUBLICATION.

nEMOREST'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
Osod Nine DEMQhks1's NIkkoR of FASH.
ioSs.ihs sep snse. 30 Of h,,psnssiey :nS mSa
.it valuable enium. sinse COP e. 20 ceL;s.
s sisa II Esp 3 S %S B5s BY
oREsr, AZ Broadway. Ill
THE GREATEST so CENT BOOK OF
Asrorsbf3,He f Sissa,L osrRrsI
EDMl NJ WkIgUr;
THE kSi.iii. q riiE z, @ ,JEN CIRCLE
iufamor, o,sanik.tl} n. and lie Canpec-
CoPPEsHEAD MOVEMENT AT The NORTH.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRcLE MURDER
~, SiO> ME>.
We can ssrcely cornpreh, nd that an organization
the fearful character ths sok describes exists IN
s n,a NOT Of ey s,, sdsen state .s NJ
WHrhrs disco-uIes mot conclusively ove such .
h. the fact That the tctels nguust iIee irs'itn
,ions, tnd the slonous Goyemmen, Of our isthe-s,
were decting ard lnAu ncins Tie recent state e.s-
The ucces ofthc Baiterndt ticket Il truly startling
tsct bnt I. " a az true ~ the existence "
ll,ivcn: Ihst - have In our ndft. AZ our very
In -ecfe, communication al the southern ieielA -
ated beg ond cs,i, and We aie forced 70 b.
NJ. WRIGHT produces irrefrAeible evidence that he
hes cen memi - OF he order Of the Knights OF thu
Golden Chcl- IN position to unaertsnd ali Its end.
and aitns and can look upon this organization
only We look upon the most daninsbe and heil-de'
serving teD on 10 country. IL 10 time that en-
order OF Clearwater % Infamous and destructive 20
ever principle OF political iniegisy he ande rstood BY
IT, I.oq.e that H. Vaccinations MAY he 81 oac3
countctArts and its very exis crushed out vt
VERY oynl state. No one that reads this narrative
u iAil to understand Nhy the kuehts Of the Golden
Circle were orysnized, and WHY they have been keps
la ,sstouCe No one vii tail 10 sc that tho were
the grand ins'isstofs of the Rebellion. and that this
entire antwus pf the southern Treason aud Nothe y
u plerts scisn IL oursse o-ie. ed aud sustained
by ;he secret spiines aud osranl<ei she-puiiins u
this hesh o.isArchv Mr.. Weights book p.ovss all
OF these positions. terond a doubt.
The uO.k /. producei In creiitshle style, on tine
paper. ~Ith splendid iDuninA ed covers, and full .
iuusl rnted with
TWENTY FtLL-PAGE rNGRAvINGs,
-Led by the best artists. expressly ior this book,
l. viii sell wherever treason j. hated. and love VI
country dae .ls an the hearts of the people.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
The usual discount to the Trade Travelling Agent,
and SURVIVING Deale-.
Win re -snt by mail, po.t-psid. TO any address "a
receipt Of pfife.
AddIev, n. W. HITCHCOCK,
o2' II CHI "hefr IT. New fork
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TCo Late for classification.
IN IN

A TESTIMONIAL 10 THE INDIAN
Harlem, Third lye, lii'h Il Y. Y.--Th.-ia to a.
,, tS' w. r,' n hGfn tI1-d 1h 'frh GC,
strength " 's' undc- he In Ian puttoi' a. a.
meat o. T. .n... ri. liiooShn. I. Nrlriar.
NevWA, \. J.---Iadian lie rAoctor--.For ne r!v
thi"' tct!s VA subject 10 disc of my throat
40 m =" Whth hd . tened itfe.i u.'l M, ana BE-
CONE - ~ a-lg I1-. l. exhausted mas ''"n"th. d.
slrorct nv ID .ult lcc4I1. ytr, lee IT,. /, IN.
Poet ihr ,e-' yincdira could ,isiu .ai the cs,
ln' lithl- commenced using ,hc lg.iaI itoc'oi's
u'"'l''n'' i;eh ~ Ie-toiot me 70 p,r'gt heath.
OF Il MOTTO.
We p-e such Bllnss. have no 'tr,fe,
With NatrI cor the avs Of Lie:
WI riooI our hand. W uoye7 stain,
Nor poison men to ease th'irIar.
Our Fa'her-whom all goo1nc,s f'A
rioNd'S u" means % cu III IL
u, ria2u hrf'H ltu.s ou. io,t
" eII USED, ltI.,ye our pNls con. .c,c.
A simple Herb. a simple Flower,
Iuied T. om the dewey Lee
ne ., thcsc shall ,rrak with touching power
ui ebanle AMI health 20 ihtc.
9S1 Seventh a. Y. vi have hccn 'ru1Nei With
in'aHl alton o The hlain, cost. ,ne1.' . ons
ln'A o)lnu.euce4 usius the Indian Hob 'octo s
~ cha,,e iog consultation or advice. once Isl
Fulton n, Brooklyn, up-stHlT' 10
RhkER WASIED-AS FOREMAN. \
'pGist clag bread lako r; cue who tloui.h.y unl.r
9.uis The business. Enquire at ~ Futon saee,
R.coklyn. .g
XI1ANTED-A GOAT. OR 4 TEAM or
w goat- trmrt1l 20 dIl' hWa-on: al a u,Il made
wagon. " N purchase o. ether ol pop ..e Ami,
on Nondey, at =. }. siiL kMAN's =, sad =, hi on
II, l. III l.. 20
\kTANTkp-A GIRL Fol. GFNEHIT
W house orl, ~ l,l''I = mil one VITO IL inst
rate wuAhc, ana ilonei, and can maze loot bi, a
may apply TO- tao daya, cor p.c .GaGg ana Greene
ave, B.ooklyn. Good ieie'enee se .uliel 20
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Aone--uIDne
Oh give ne the battles front and shock,
I . lin and cash o! FIRE aui lock.
To stir OF soul and The drowning tramp
% hosts that rush from for. or camp.
Pit NOT this silence. worse than death,
That with each tread, .rre.t. my breath.
Acuc-al1ue
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IIPPlNls.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
L ship ~ IN 81 tLikA sails. August 18Th.
phA ilit pE ..:......,.. 18th.
49, FOR LONDON, \ LINE.
snip III DNDN, eiir. ........ August 10th.
For passage TO from the old country. or draft, "a
the ios ert lnssiDie rates, apply 70
IAPsCUlI, BROTHERS 4 co,
~ Nj south street
FOR LNEnrOOI~THE CELEBRATED
.II ASiiBl RrON, Capt. Btaaish, po.itively
sails l'th August FHe for reco4i cabin Y25, cur-
rency. and found. Apply board. at Pier ~ EasA
E.vet, OF TO T. N. nEhARtsT " south at. $50
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR To
~ LIVERPOOL.
a aNI1i, ''ss's'''''s'''... Nile lNn AlG.
isoONs ........:....:....sAlLs lSth AUG.
SWALLOW lAIL LINE FROM Or To
LONDON.
AMERICAN CONGRESS. ..... SAILS 18th ACC
Io- pNsape ot draft fppy TO
3os WILLIAMS 4 GtION, 20 Fulton st
STEM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
oPOOI.
VIRGINIA. ............,...ssi sails 18th M Aur
LpNlHiN ..........s....... sailn 9th Of Aug
Pass,ge sJH. pay .hle In currency Apply to WILL
LlAMs a ct ION, ~ BEosdSay. 3bs
CTEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LtV-
Ce pool -CunaId Lire. From New York, s5a cur
rcnry. To New York. ~, gold. SIDDS sails We'd
nesusy, tie l,th August Apply 10 WILLIAMS q
GliON, 70 ilondaaJ, .5S
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has shown his good ense in not raising his price.
and consequently be rssps bic reward in green.
backs
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SEWING MACHINES.

A Ii FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINEs
Tor sAle and " rent; also I'd hand SlnN
gre W. W. sswtnx machines Tor We shssN q -
RSes4sN, -
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COAL.

7 AM DELIVERING BEST RED ASH AND
1Ieheh Coal all sizes Al xl3 per ton; nut size ia
70 PEI toa VuuAAS sr0kEA COZ ~ q AMI iJ,L
svshaA ~
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Al01e-alone
IN we ne..rco'' val I hear the ,iyts
o. those whose lowell fe never dies
IN homes Or tents where breaking hearts
Wait FOR or ,lcken at dea,hfil darts
WON oul cts aud bavone,s call " wen
When they, ike me, 'h,ir yigils keet,
AlOne---alope
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POETRY.


AlOne-slone
~ ne tn'fright-yloom and the wtn'eY- Wind.
WITH the Zoe before and tie lov,yl Neh NJ,
Mo The glnrng eyo.'Dl's Of To des,
~ by the mooni cams ovcrheni,
Under No clouds " 50 s rthoru area.
Sadly make nv pirfc'.rn .rcL,
Al Ine-alonei
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MANThll-A GIRL FOR GFNEDNT
w house orl, IN stn..l' f'ullr one WHO IL A frrt
rate waahc. ana iloner, and caa maze loot he a
may apply TO- tHo dayi, cor p.cAaGg AMI Cre.n.
ave, ID. ooklsn. Good ieieience Ie .uitel. 20
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iDMl Nj MkIbNri
Ills Adventures nth AID ,-ieape from
THE KNIGHTS OF TIE &C nsN CIRCLE ,
t,iyirC an iu-ide View Of the NOius OF that
Iufsmor, ORGANIZATION. and I've C6nnec-
zion with the ',test Rebellion and the
COPPIsHEAD MOVEMENT AT The NORTH.
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NArIoNAL RANK mEETING.

New YORK, 20.
The Commercial in its money article
says; d
There are indications that some impor-
tant notifications of the financial policy
of the Government viii be proposed next
Congress,
The whole machinery of finances has
worked with so much irregularity, and is
producing such embarrassing fluctuations
in the commerce of tho country, that
Congress will be called upon to retract
some Of its past errors. .-.-
The National Banks are not satisfied
with the conditions by which Congress has
regulated their action, and at their meeting
held yesterday at the Asior House organ
lied a permanent association for, protecting
their interests. Among other things against
which they ask to be shielded is the tax
hsw, which they maintain operates oppres-
sfyely upon their interests. This move
ment Of the Banks is in direct opposition
to the views of the Treasury Department,
and COMPTROLLER Mccullough Is understood
to have strongly denounced any protective
combination, and we have information from
well informed sources at Washington, that
Secretary Fessenden contemplates recon-
mending to Congress the adoption of a law
authorizing the payment Of custom du-
ties in Greenbacks. The motive being to
put down the price of gold SO as TO reduce
the expenditures of the Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-21

MEADYILLE, Oct. 20.
The largest Mass meeting ever held in
Western Pennsylvania, came OFF to-day
Meadville was deluged with people, there
being, at least twenty-five thousand peo-
pie present.
The procession in the forenoon was over
five miles long. There were, at least, five
hundred wagons, most of them with four
nofses, IN Uue procession. besides large
cavalcade of horsemen.
The campaign of 1850 never equalled
the demonstration ofKto-dsy.
The people of Pennsylvania will revolu-
tionize the home vote in November, and
have pledged themselves to carry The State
by fifty thousand majority.
Addresses we're delivered by Mr.. NJ. s.
Castle, Judge Sutliff, F. a. Oakley and
S. H. Rhodes.
The people responded to the speakers
with the greatest enthusiasm. The best
Of order was maintained-not drunken
man was visible.
The citizens of Meaiville are very
proud over the success of the meeting.
Tonight large tOrchlight procession is
parading the streets, and a speech is being
made BY Daniel Dougherty, of Philadel-
phia, Penn.
You may rest assured that Meadvilie is
going into the contest with giant might,
and will 90 for Abraham Lincoln
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20
F1sANC1kL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock market continues dull and
weak, and the tendency of the market
strongly favors buyers. AT the Second
Board Stocks were slightly better butwith-
out much animation, and after call there
was further slight advance.
The fight between the Bull and Bear
party on Erie stock continues sharp and
the excitement on Erie has rather arrested
New York and Western roads
The Room abounded with rumors, among
them that Grant would make no move
ment on Richmond this winter Also that
Sherman had gained successes. The mar
ket shows very little speculative feeling
opening at 2llt and steadily declining
until upon the news of Sheridan's victory
it touched 2O7, and closed at 2Os.
1t has rarely happened that Gold ant
Governments have responded SO fesbly Il
great news as both have to-day to the new
from Sheridan.
As expected, brokers are borrowing mon
ey on call at Z per cent
Foreign Exehangeis frmer, some draw
ers demanding higher than gold rates.
Merchants paper is not offered freely.
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OFFTrTn RuLLErTN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHNeToE,
. October 2O-IOA NJ.
To Major General Die:
A great battle was fought and q splen-
did victory won by Sheridan over Long
street, yesterday, at Cedar Creek.
FOrty-three pieces of artillery were cap
tured, and many prisoners. -5l
Among the prisoners was the rebel Cen
eral Rsmsur. .--
On our side, Generals Wright and Pick
EFT were wounded, and General BidWefl, Of
Buffalo, killed. l
Particulars, so far as received, viii be
furnished as fast as the operator can trans
II fsi9nodl iaHlai 5esrssaaty Il W ar. at j 2
The following IS Sheridan's official re-
port: II --f 3. F.-.-.
CEDAR CREEK, 10 P. N, Oct 1s.
To Lieut.. Ges. Grant, City Point: 7-
have the honor to report that my ar
my, at Cedar Greek, was attacked This
morning before daylight, and my left was
turned ami Criven in confusion. In fact,
most of the line Was driven in confusion
with the loss of twenty pieces of artillery.
hastenel from Winchester, where I was
On my return from Washington, and found
the army between MiddletOWn and New
ton, having been driven back four miles.
L here took the affairs in hand, and quickly
united the Corps, formed a compact line Of
battle quite in time to repulse an attack OF
she enemy, which was done handsomely
ut about o'clock Pm a7.a.r..
At 3 P. NJ, after some change Of the cav
airy from the left to the right flank, al
tackled with grest Yigor, driving and roat-
ing the enemy, capturing, according 20
last report, forty-thTee pieces Of artillery
and very many prisoners. do not know
yet the number of casualties or losses of
the enemy
Wagons, trains, ambulances and eais-
sons, in large numbers are in our posses-
sion They also burned some OF their
trains. General Ramsur is prisoner in
our hands, severely and perhaps mOrtally
wounded
have to regret the loss Of General
Bidwell killed, and Generals Wright, Gro
yer and Piekens wounded. Wright Is
slightly wounded. '-.
Affairs at times looked badly, but by the
gallantry of our officers anG men, disHs-
| ter has been converted into splendid vic
tory. Darkness again interyened to shut
off greater results. e..
now occupy StraSburg. As soon rs
obtained, / will send you further partie-
ulsrs.
ESigned] P.H. SHERIDAN,
1l Major General
The battle was fought on the same dsy
| 19th) of the month that witnessed cheri-
dams victory in September. The numbers
that vera opposed TO Sheridan are not yet
reported to the Department., but the bold
ness, vigor and success of the attack
strongly indicate thst hssvy reinforce
ment had been sent from Richmond with
the expectation Of fulfilling Longstreets
boast to smash up Sheridan. ll--
Longstreet Eas known to be in the val
ley and had assumed command Of the ar
my, and confident hopes of an overwhelm-
ing disaster 10 the Union army were
b6astfuIly expressed for several days back
by rebel sdhsrents in Washington and
(Signed) E. NJ, STANTON,
' - Sec'y Of War.
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FROsI NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 20.
The Post has the following in Its Wash
ington specials:
There is great rejoicing here to-day over
Sheridan's victory.
The details coming in are better even
than the official report already given.
The merchants who were arrested in
this city on Monday, on charge Of contra
banding we're brought to trial to-day, be-
fore Military Commission ....
The evidence against some of these men
is overwhelming.
It shown that they furnished goods to
blockade runners, with a full knowledge OF
their destination. The trial is still going
on.
The story that the soldiers vote Is to be
thrown out in Maryland, is false.
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CANADANEws.

HAMILTON, Q. W. Oct. 20.
An entire change in the directorship Of
the Great Western railroad is announced.
New directors are these;
Hon William McMaster, NJ. P. P,
Southeast street of Niagara, D. MeInnis
of Hamilton and Charles Hunt of London,
%. w.
QUEBEC, oct 2O.-Confederation con-
ference has decided in reference to mem
bers to the Legislative Council to the new
confederacy, that they be selected from
the members of the Legislative Council
from the, several counties instead of being
elected by the people.
Provisions are beng made for the admis-
sion of representative from Red River
County:
The conference is now engaged in the
discussion Of the appointment of the Re
presentation of the Lower House.
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FROM CALICO.

The steamer Mamie Beyers, from Mem
phis, passed up with $40 bales of cotton
for Cincinnati .-.-
Business has been entirely suspended in
Memphis, but has been resumed again.
The militia have been discharged.
1t is the opinion at headquarters that
the rebels had no intention of attacking
Memphis, and that their presence beyond
is merely designed to cover their march
into Kentucky. ...-..-
There Is no rebel force within five miles
of the city.
The last heard of Chalmers he was south
of fernando, retreating towards the
swamps of Tallahatchie.
Forrest was on his way to Meridian with
his prisoners. .-.--
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The last we heard of the Confederate
debt was from Secretary Memminger's
report to the - N which he
State Libra l9r the first of July last, ex-
elusive of foreign loans, and of Jumping
gusss that an additional hundred millions
had been issued since the date of the
above schedule, at s1,427,44s,77s. How
much it has grown since, with army sup
plies at thirty times their gold prices,
shere are no means of guessing, and no
particular interest in knowing.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to cleveland LEADrRl


The Governments of Europe are show
ing unwonted interest in our national f.
nances md revenue policy, applying di-
rsctIv by their official functionaries to ours
for the fullest information that can be OBJ
tanned.
Seine months since Maichael Chcyalier,
a member of the French Emperor's coun-
Gil. and negotiator of the late Anglo
French treaty of commerce, Gnd q
we'll known author in political
economy, intending modification of the
French Banking system, asked and obtain
ed from Secretary Chase all his reports
with the laws and the progress of our new
National Banking system, as well as the
best exhibit which the official publications
offered of our state banks, intimsting de-
cided leaning towards the system intro
duced by Mr.. Chase.
More recently the new king Of Wir-
tenburg and the royal bank of Stuttgart
have asked of the Treasury Department q
statement of the national and of the sever
al loysl state debts, and within a few days
Earl Russell, British Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has applied to our Secretary Of State
for detailed information withrespeot to our
system of taxation, National, State and
Municipal, distinguishing each case--the
direct, indirect and miscellaneous, and al
the classes of subjects upon which they are
levied, with the laws and regulations o.
our financial system, for the purpc=e of re-
porting it for the use of his own Govern
ment.
The calls for authentic information from
France and Germany are unders ood t
have been already answered. As soon 8.
possible the State Dep srtment will ospOnC
to Earl Russell, and it may be expected
, that the authoritative publicity which vii
be given to our affairs, derived from thes
documents, will go far to put US aad op
: affairs rightly and truly before the people
of Europe 1t would be exceedingly de
I sirable to have similar expose of the rev
. enues, debts and resources of the re3e
States, and of the Confederaey, Ist
compare their pecunisry with their polit
: cs1 independence. They are probably o
= par Just now, and equally really fc
4 footing up. IIla aThH zyr,
y IS, .llll Z. ..l- a-.rf 4 80 E
1 70 BOY latl
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WAsHIsGTON NEWs.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 20,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20
The President has recognized Jos.
Nicholas Adelbrieh Beuseiger as Consul
of the Swiss Confederation 1T Cincinnati,
for Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky; also
Henry Eudor as Vice Consul of the same
GoYernment at Chicago, for Wisconsin,
Iowa, Minnesota and Nothern Illinois
General DoblAds, the distinguished
Mexican commander, arrived in town this
-IaerRIBg accompanied by Senor Romero,
the Mexican Minister. They dmed with
the Secretary of State to-dsy.
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other negroes 10 miles where they shot
Mr. Reid and severely wounded the ne
groes. They then decamped.
The survivor managed to return atter
the murderers had left, and took party Of
soldiers to the spot where his master was
killed and showed them the body. These
outrages, so near Washington, are begin
ming to be regarded as a serious disgrace.