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Der llntsrsh tai sinen 0p;,a.b Gis sis-
9s!cet, 9an, Minrsieta uNs als umlieseshen
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ssaenwartissn bssbsn 3si!rn fsspsl, triniGeaa
ne ttsn Auhuneer,tsi su eem biushsa prsl,
in 0re5en mn MsNsn su WRITTEN. Er Wa-
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l'a'fts:' SHaiii u::e su Zen .pubfsiitsn @rsiisa.
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anpfieblt Gt hem beutl@en publitum biermtt
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Grf { Natt . ua l<sG an !
ct. Nau1. Winneiota.
grnannter Depoiitsns u. Gista'aA9en.
bet Derein. 9laaten.
5ub(rriptienen weresn aSstnumwsn far al'
Watonal- Mnleiben. - Daa bette isBt bstannts
Napital,Mnlage Fnt &e9ierunsspapisrs s.-..Aus'
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16. Musult 1864. -.asifsa,ag
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Evening star., 1865-10-19

The EPISCOPAL CoNyENTIoN.-lnt the EpIs-
cop2l Convention in Philadelphia yesterday,
Il canon proposed by DIR. Good win, that ssNo
clergy man Of this Church, whether Bishop,
Priest, or Deacon, shall voluntarily enter an v
military or naval service, except as a nom
combatant, or shall accept or hold any military
or naval commission, except that Of q chaplain
or instructor" was adopted
Judge Wilder, of North Carolina, submitted
the following, in reference to the subject:
ReSolred, That the whole subject Of the pro-
posed new canon and the substitute therefore
be recommended 10 the Committee on Canons.
with instructions, in place of any canon in the
premises, to report declaratory resolution in
substance as follows:
ResolUed, The House Of Bishops concurring.
that il is the sense of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States, that 1t is incom-
patible with their duty, position, and sacred
calling, for the clergy Of this church TO bear
arms.
Agreed to, by a vote of SIS yeas to Al nays
A resolution was adopted providing that no
member OF the House shall be- permitted 10 offer
any new subject for discussion or for the action
OF the House after Thursday, the 18th inst aud
the Convention adjourned
Evening star., 1865-10-19
From Mexico-Republican Forces Broken

NEW YORK, Oct. i9.-It is stated on what is
alleged as official authority from the CITY OF
Mexico to October that General Allatsrre did
not defeat the Austrians, the latter being seye-
raj hundred miles from where Allatorre was
located at last advices. The latter was repre-
sented by Mexican and Cuban papers as en-
as having roasted alive a portion of its inhabi-
tants.
All the ground occupied by the Juarez forces
IN OaIaca is mountain pass, and they are not
in possession of any stronghold, city, town or
fortified position in any part of Mexico, and
the only forces the Republicans have now are
several bands of guerrillas, amounting TO
several thousand in all, and they are rowing all
over the country.
Evening star., 1865-10-19
THE wASHINGTONIANs IN RICH
4 M0ND.
They see the Lions-Richmond Markets
and Street.-The Burnt District"

ana StrtttS-Ihe "burut DlstrlCt.H
Editorial Correspondence of The Star
SPoTswooD HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA, Oct l.,
| ls65.-The Washington Corporation visitors to
Richmond are to-day the recipients of many
civflities from citizens and others. The OH GERS
OF Harnden's Express in Richmond furnished
conyeyances, with excellent teams OF horses,
an abundance Of creature comforts, &c, and
took the party the rounds of the various oh -
jects Of interest and about Richmond.
through the ''burnt district" Libby Prison.
Castle Thunder, JEFF. Davis residence, State
House, (eX-Confed. capitoI,) Belle Isle, The
Rockets, and out along the line Of the famous
defences Of Richmond. A storm OF rain in the
afternoon interfered with the fun execution
of the interesting programme marked out by
our liberal entertainers.
Invitations have been received from the man.
ayers OF the various places Of amusement in
Richmond to visit their establishments and
our party have also TO acknowledge an in
fnity of courtesies from citizens OF Washing
ton now doing business in Richmond
As President Daniel of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
has invited the party TO return by that route.
IL is probable that most OF them will do SO in
order TO see what is OF interest in connection
with the late war on that line.
Richmond has now an air of hustle and A.
tivity such as it probably has never had in
peaceful times, in consequence Of the ex-
tensiye building operations going on all
through the 'burnt district" The build
ings first erected after the fire were of tempora-
~ character, but now that the dread of the
confiscation act has passed away and capital
begins to come out. the class OF buildings going
up is more in character with what is desirable
for the leading business locality they occupy
Rents are yet enormous here, much beyond
even the most e1orbitant rates Of Washington,
and this is probably why living is high in Rich
mond. 1t certainly cannot be from the
higher rate of provisions, for on visit
TO the Richmond markets find that
meats, fish, and vegetables are. on the average,
80 per cent lower in Richmond than in Wash
ington. Best porter-house steak was selling,
for instance, AT is cents per pound.
The streets of Richmond, we notice, are
paved with the same wretched cobbIe stone az
are our Washington streets; and as with us the
dust must be insufferable in windy weather
In consequence Of the late hour of our return
from our drive my notes must wait another
day TO be written out. The party will prOba-
bly, return TO Washington on Friday, and will
~ ~ morrow 90 down the river To visit Fort
DlurS' Dutch Gap, City Point, &c., &c.
e.. -. n.
Evening star., 1865-10-19

FINASCIAL--The New York Commercial OF
the 18th says the stock market has assumed a
more settled tone. The pressure for money is
less active, and, as a consequence, there ID more
confidence in tine stock market The with
drawal of temporary loans from the Sub
Treasury Is beginning 10 afford ease, and NAV
be expected TO materially increase the supply
OF money during the next few days. The ten
days notice upon amounts called in al the
beginning of last week now begin TO expire. In
some quarters, however. there is much Diff
Guilty IN procuring greenbacks. This morning
parcel was sold AT one sixteenth premium.
On demand loan the general street rate is par
cent. Governments are less active. Holders
who have found il difficult TO borrow money on
satisfactory terms are Offering their bonds for
sale, and The tendency of prices is, for the mo-
ment, downward. Old Fiye-twenties are lU4 a
new issue 1c2a an Improvement of X Seven
thIrties are coming freely upon the market
especially from Western holders; First series
sold al 81 \; second series, @; third, g7Y Gold
is easy. The customs demand is moderate:
there is no speculative movement, and loans
are made Hat" Quotations of gold were
l46 sal46H. .. .... -
Evening star., 1865-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Tennessee.

EAsRvILLB, Oct. 1s.-The United State Court
Judge C. +. Trigg presiding, commenced ats
session to-day. A large number OF indict-
ments for conspiracy and treason were disposed
Of. sH..
In the Senate the members have occupied the
day in debating whether negroes shall be a.
lowed to give testimony in the courts of Ten
nessee. No result was attained, and the dis.
cussion will probably be prolonged ,ndef
nitely.
Major General Houston has arrived here T,
is reported that he will snon assume the duties
OF commandant OF the district of Middle Ten
nPssee
General Fisk, Superintendent of the Freed
mems Bureau, announces that after the passa 90
Of bills by different States protecting In courts
negroes, he will abolish in his department. all
matters connected with the civil status OF the
negroes
Evening star., 1865-10-19
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Evening star., 1865-10-19
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Evening star., 1865-10-19

The IRON TRADK-Pig iron Is very scarce,
and with steadily increasing demand for con =
sumption prices are rapidly tending upward
The stocks OF foreign are reduced 20 a small
compass and command a larger advance on
previous quotations, the sterling cost in the
English markets as been materially enhanced,
and freights have also ad yanced. Pennsyiya-
MIA makers have large orders ahead and are fur
nishing none Of No. q uality for the open mar
ket. In general hardware there is growing
scarcity of goods i. is a long time since goods
of all classes have been so difhcult 70 fnd
Nails are held at &S, and the tendency 10 still
upwards, tbs market being nearly bare Of lead :
ing sizes.--Boston Trdnserpt. .FIE
Evening star., 1865-10-19
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Evening star., 1865-10-19
Fenian Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S.-The Eenian Con-
gress is IN session TO- day, but their proceedings
are secret. Delegates continue to arrive The
sessions will probably continue throughout
the week. IL is understood that the report of
the Guand Councils is under consideration this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1865-10-19

- The Oulpepper Observer hoists the name
OF John M Bolts as United States Senator from
Virginia. ~
grin Denmark, during it's present session.
the Folkthing, a lower branch oft legislature
amended the Constitution. by abohshIng at one
sweep the order Of mobiles. '' "'''f
ga lottery has Just been organized az Paris
for the benefit Of the poor of the city The Em-
peror gives two handsome vases of Sevres
ware, and the city Of Paris q diamond parure
worth 40-o00f to be disposed Of among the
prizee- - hi rrsnn srafnf lu8rT .-.r---.
~The cheese ana boree fair, which has
been held for nearly seven hundred years near
Winchester, England, VIII be diseontin uedafte
'A' '''s ,A eA' :, 80. lti ~ l.2 - .v,lt .