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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1865. MoHN

happy consequence there is q street row
between her brother and the person who
was yesterday 8 'love" but is now a
wretch ]" or more dreadful still, postols
ara used, and one man becomes q culprit,
the other cripple, and both very wretched
creatures.
The French err undoubtedly on the score
oil strlctness 70 unmarried girl; but 1
really think, of the two evils, our system
presents the greater one. It makes q girl
bold and heartlesS; it makes her cold and
calculating, it takes sway the insxperi-
ence Of her yeare, and substitutes a head
Of forty on shoulders of eighteen; and st
marriage we see the woeiul spectacle of
"knowing" bride; the flower perfect in
form and hue, but robbed of all its per.
fume. IE :.
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VARTOUS nEas.

NBW 1oRK, september D.
We have Wilmington, Newbern and
Raleigh papers TO the I'd inst. The Rs-
leigh Standard says: Governor Holden
has received a despatch from President
johnson. saying that if he should visit
Richmond he will extend his visit TO Ra-
leigh, his native city.
The Wilmington Herald prints letter,
from the Hon. B. F. Moore, on the situation
and duties of approaching convention, on
questions of slavery negro suffrage, ratih.
cation of civil contracts entered into
during the war, reputation of rebel debt,
etc. He stands squarely on Gov. Holden's
platform, at the same time, he rather
obviously refers to questions which should
be left By the convention to the action Of
the Legislature. The assumption of the
rebel debt may be one of these, for he
does not appear to be in favor of repudi'
alton, although opposed to the assumption
that debt. The Herald says, Mr. Moore
has the reputation of being one OF the
sblest iurists of the age.
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YACHT RACE.

NEW York, September 5.
There is considerable excitement in
yachting circles In regard to an ocean race
on the eleventh inst, between the yacht
Fleetwing, owned by Mr.. George A. Os-
good, son.in-law of Commodore Wander
bilt ard the yacht Henrietta, owned by
Mr.. James G. Bennett Jr., two of the
largest yachts in the United States. 1t
will be the first ocean race that has ever
taken place on this side of the Atlantic.
The yachts are to start at noon on the
eleventh from the light ship off Sandy
Hook and sail to and around the light ship
off Cape May and back to the starting
place.
This match is to be governed by the sail
ing regulations of the New York Yacht
Club, with the exception that no difference
of tonnage is TO be allowed, and that one or
two try sails can be used in heavy weather
if they are required.
Immediately after this race another is to
be run on the 5Lh inst, between the yacht
Restless, very fast schooner yscht and
the yacht Henrietts, from Sands Point to
New London. Other ocean races are in
conLemolAtion RI
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From NORTH CAROLINA.
NEwBERn, N. O., September 2.

NEWBERE, N. U, September z.
The steamers Louisa Moore, El Gid, and
Arsgo and feet Of schooners left here to-
day for the North, heavily laden with cot
ton, tobacco, naval stores and other pro-
ducts.
In the extensive cotton fields in
l6ght of Newbern, the cotton pickers
commenced gathering the crop last week.
The cotton worm has not made its appear
ance in this State. The yield of cotton
this year in Eastern North Carolina is
good.
There is grest lack of hotels and board
in houses in Newbern. Portable houses
brought from the North are bringing ex-
taavagsnt prices. Il is impossible to rent
building or to obtain lumber here for
less than its weight in silver. Real estate
and city lots, strange to say, have not taken
fight upwards, owing TO fears of confsca-
ton and the unsettled conoition of this
kind of property.
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-- ..1a NEW YORK, September D.
The HsrsIds Savannah correspondent
The Georgia Central Railroad had been
repaired for distance of f0-ty.five miles
out of SAVANNAH, and as 3 consequence
trade had become very brisk, particularly
cotton Large quantities were stored IN
the city on the wharTes and about the
presses, and everything looked encoursg-
ing for thorough revival Of the important
traffic IS soon as railroads should be restor-
ed. Accessions had been made to line OF
steamers from Savannah to Augusta, and
new lines between New York and Savan-
nah were being established.
At Hilton Head the commercial prosper
ity was not so great. The place was losing
its importance IS depot, and consequently
much of the traffic has been diverted else
where. Efforts were being made to organ
ize q company to build q railroad from
Hilton Head to Augusts, Georgia, and thus
give the former place the pretensions OF
rival to Charleston.
There was very little exciting in political
TOPICS. The coming State Convention Was
Greeting but little excitement
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GOLD LAST NIGHT IA IL.
FROM COLUMBUS
Especial dispatch to the Cleveland Leader, ]
CAMBRIDGE coNaIssIoN.
COLUMBUS September S

| COLUMBUS, September 5.
! The Cambridge Commission having
found Oliver and Hartright guilty of tht
charge of being the murderers of Assistant
Provost Marshal Cook, and the sentence
and finding having been approved by the
commanding General of the Department,
they will be hung at Camp Chase to-mor-
row. The execution will take place before
one o'clock P. M. The Rev. @. A. Van.
anda is acting as spiritual adviser of the
prisoners. won .Hf-era
THE 22d OHIO.
The 22d Ohio, numbering one hundred
and sixty-fve men, will reach here To-
night for their payment and discharge.
The authorities are making preparations
to carry out the recent order abolishing
Tod Barracks. .ta.rt.-
.l7 FAIR.
The Franklin county fair commenced
to-day. The indications of very success
ful display are not very fsttering.
STATE FAIR.
The State fair which comes off next
week promises TO surpass anything of the
kind that has ever been held in extent and
the variety of stock and other articles 10
be exhibited.
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OABINEF sEssION.

NEW YORK, September 5.
The Posts special says: A regular Cab
met Session was held today.
The Andersonville prison survivors as
sociation held a meeting last evening
The object of the Society is to assist the
widows and orphans of Andersonville
prisoners, and also prisoners themselves
where their circumstances demand it.
Mayor Gunther has responded to the
Governments notification of charges
against him and others concerning the
street cleaning contract and asks an earlier
hearing than that named by the Govern
ment. He says he is ready for immediate
trial :. Ii = - ~
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RAlLROAD nIsAsrER.

=, y" uAhkISBUEGI bePtember ..
The Erle Express train on The Pennsyl-
Venia Railroad, coming east this morning,
when near Duncannon, mat with dreadful
accident BY which three persons we're in
stantly killed. The boiler of the locomo-
tive drawing the train, bnrss with a fearful
explosion, killing stranger who was riding
on the locomotive. The baggage master
was slightly wounded. A ooroner's inquest
Is proceeding this morning to investigate
the affair.
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DEsrRUOTIVE FIRE.

Troy, N. I, y DeptemDeI o
A destructive; threatening fire occurred
in West Troy this afternoon, below Canal
street, taking both sides of Broadway from
and including Uffard s. Lspham's steam
planning mill to Exchange. Some IS vain.
able brick buildings were destroyed, making
loss of probably $75, 900 or 100000. In.
cluded in the loss are Wishwal's Mansion
House block and other stores. The fire
was stopped at the Exchange by great exer-
tions. The Democrat office was destroyed.
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FOR sOUTH AmERICA.

..ri NEW YoRK, Saptamhnr 3.
The Kxpress states that the steamer
Montana, which sails tomorrow for Rio
Janeiro, takes out Minister Washburne to
Paraguay, and also number of Southern
ers to Brazil. The latter go for informa-
ton prior to emigrAtlng permanently with
others from the South.
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A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
n'eretdL, describing the RaYennA meeting
Of Friday last, has the the following:
Out of thousand, who are accustomed
TO speak contemptuously of the Reserve
a. hot bed of political fanaticism, half 8
dozen will not be fonnd educated up to the
lowest average among the people they de-
ride. If the people Of the Reserve have
one weakness which they cultivate and
nurse more than any other, it is q psrtiali-
~ Tor common school houses and a fond
ness for general information, which could
oe copied TO crest advantage by those who
take delight in msligniDg -them.- As one
OF their Congressmen said TO me the other
dsy at Rsvenna, when 1 suggested that
In consequence of 9 heavy rAinstorm taat
was then falling, political meeting would
probably be postponed. "The people of
tne Reserve are great for hearing every
tning. They don't care for wind or weHsh-
er. II there's q speech 70 be made, they'll
al surn out and listen. Il makes no differ.
ence which side it's on. If you come to
preach to them about the divinity Of slav-
cry, they'll give you q big audience, and
hear you out; but about half dozen of
-O-- Wal " bSAy oPb W AnNo q low 10
marks TO make when You get through"
Aud The remark as to their indifference
70 the weather was abuEdsntiy verified
mat evening; for as many people, of every
Age, sex and condition, as the Town Hall !
would hold, trudged through muddy streets |
a fearful storm, to hear a speech from |
General Geiger, of Columbus, q man of
whom many of them had meyer heard be-
ore. The fact that somebody was going
o discuss the political questions of the
Icy" was enough to draw, out of q popula-
ion of about five hundred adults, an audi.
nee of between three and four hundred.
am seriously inclined TO the opinion that,
a similar condition of affairs had existed
We years ago in the benighted South,
There the Reserve Wss spoken of snsering
= and revilingly by men whose souls
Eould have been eternAlly lost if their SAL
alton had depended upon q correct geo.
raphical definition of its boundaries, the
ountry would not TO day be Just emerging
ON civil war and all its horrors.
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WIRZ TkIAL.

-.. WAsHiNGToN, September 5.
The trial of Wirz was resumed to day.
Several witnesses testified to the cruelties
practised by Capt. WiIz, and confirmed
the evidence previously given of the bad
treatment and distressing mortality among
our prisoners.
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KNIGHT TEMPLERs.

COLUMBUS, September 8.
The grand encampment Of the Knight
Templar's met here to day. B. B. French,
Grand Master of the United States is
present and oyer one hundred Sir Knights.
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Brokers Circular reports ashes steady.
Pots 27sR27s3d. .r
Pearls 30s.
Sugar frmer and shade dearer.
Coffee inactive.
Rice in good demand at very full prices
Bank sales of Baltimore st 6s6d, and
PhiladelphiA at 6s9d.
Linseed rather easier. Linseed oil in
good request at 32s6ds33s.
Hemp very firm, with an upward ten
deney.
Sperm oil advanced TO slOO.
Rosin dull.
Spirits of turpentine nominal ct 46.
LONDON MARKETS. = Messrs. Barring
Bros. q Co, report wheat Is. dearer for
old; new samples inferior, and slow of
sale. White amber, 44a46s; Red, 43a46s.
per Dbl.
Iron quiet; Bars and rails Tai pounds,
los; Scotch packages, 55s. 6ds6Os.
Sugar hrmer; full prices paid.
Coffee firm; Rio remains firm but quiet.
Tea quiet, but partially rather dearer
good cane Cougou, Ills.
Tallow quieter.
Rye 44a44.6A
Spirits turpentine in rather better de-
msnd at 45s6d. Rosin scarce.
Petroleum keeps very firm Snd cannot
be bought in any quantity under 26s9i-
Linseed oil has improved, 32s3dA32s6d.
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HEM0CRAT1C CONVENTION,
An.1rv Gbpto,.A


The Democratic State Convention.
which assemblies tomorrow, attracts a
large crowd of outsiders. The interest
eyinced in the cause of the different can
didates is warm. Half of the delegates
and alternates have arrived, and morning
boats and early trains tomorrow will
bring the remainder. There is not much
talk about the platform, but it will be
short and moderatn; following in spirit
the Maine resolutions, that it will fully
and earnest endorse. President Johnson's
reconstruction policy. It will approach
the question of national debt cautiously,
pledging the party, however, to its abso-
lutte payment, but insisting on most gen.
eral and equal taxation. It will, of course
take ground in favor of leaving the negro
suffrage question to the States concerned,
although there are some delegates who are
disposed TO pronounce against negro
suffrage under any and all circumstances.
As the evening wears on the canvass for
certain of the candidates grows spirited.
The names most prominently mentioned
to night are the following For Secretary
of State, Msjor General Morsena; Comp
troller, Lueius Robinson Canal Oommis-
sioners, q. Id. Armstrong, of Albany, and
Col Sammons, of Montgomery; State En-
gineei s, s. Il. Sweet, Of Oneida, and -
Fay, of Monroe; Treasurer, Col John 7.
Van Buren, of Orange: Attorney General, |
Samuel j. Tilden, OF N. Y; Clerk of Court |
of Appeals, Col Tenbroeck, of Albany
Gen. Josiah I. Miller, of Seneca; and Mr.. |
of Ontario, Inspector of |
State Prisons; Gaylord j. Clark, OF Nj |
agsra; Col McNet of Albany, BelAh, of
Orleans, Republican, and Becher of Tro-
ga; Judges of the Court of Appeals,
Hon. Martin Grower, and Hon. VIM. f.
Allen, of New York, and Judge Hand, of
Essex. Judge Ellen, however, positively
leclines being a candidate; and, if the
3rooklyn delegation fails 30 present the
lSme of Judge Dotb Judge Hand will
most likely be placed on the ticket for the
hort term.
David r. Floyd Jones is also mentioned
Or Secretary of State and would probably
g strong candidate if his claims were
ressed, but the general disposition of the
elegates appears to try fresh men.
The journal says Mr.. r Robinson won't
ccept, but those Democrats urging his
anne insist that he won't decline. Some
pposition is eviuced towards him by those
no insist upen the nomination of only
EAight opt Democrats ., The osttEijfaa STIFF
ss lies IGfAsSssPs fQE SaRsI &C. S44pmissioner
le State Prison. It seems to be arrsged
lat only the Tsmmany delegation will be
limited from New York. There are four
'gsniz4tioHs from the city claiming sd-
ission. There is more unsnimity in re-
srd to the contesting delegations from
ing county. Both are hard at work, but
70 indications tonight favor the delega-
On led by Senator Murphy. Governor
,ymour is present and will no doubt be
losen President of the convention. John
an Buren, is also here Oa his way to o.
ego
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ILLTREArMEHT OF nEGROEs.

NBW DIX, September 5.
The Tribune's Richmond correspondent
says: Complaints continue to pour into
the Freedmen's Bureau of msltreatment
and meanness towards negroes on the part
OF the planters in different parts of the
State. 0 They band together to turn off all
their chief help, except such as shall be
actually wanted during the winter. Five
dollars per month Is paid to such.
Henry A. Wise Is out with thirty pages
Of foolscap, addressed to General Grant,
appealing from General Terry's decision,
transferring Wise's property, abandoned
by him, 10 the Freedmen'g Bureau. a.f
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, September 5.
The increased activity in stocks con-
tinues, but the slight irregularity of price
in the railroad list, caused by the report of
Mr.. Drew having bought 2s. 900 shares of
Erie, held by him as security on his loan to
the company, was generally credited, the
purchase price being stated at 50, with a
sellers. Options are put out anticipating a
decline after the election Of officers. Hud-
son River is mole active and closed at an
advance. 81
Governments continue active and firm.
Orders from abroad for 20I are not large,
but owing to the scarcity of supply have
produced further. It is thought that the
foreign demand will early turn up on the
new issue, owing to the scarcity of the old
issue and the difference of about two per
cent in price. Sem or. .a.
There is very little activity in uiscel-
laneous stocks.
Gold steady with, with good demand for
customs, and very little speculation.
Money active, with an Abundnnt sup
ply.
FILED IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A statement of the affairs of Charles
Graham & Co. have been filed in the
Court of Common Pleas. The liabilities
of the firm are $500, 900 and the assets
$1,000 90. Included in the assets are
$1,000, 900 due by Edward B. Ketchum,
which of course is worthless. The balance
of assets sworn TO are really worth $780,
900, which is about what creditors will
realize. t4s grm-. ~ ..r-.-r
Petroleum stocks are steady. Sales are
at the following rates Cherry Run 81;
Excelsior l25; Manhattan PSI; Webster
1905; Pithole Creek s75 Buchanan Farm
70; United States $500; Watson IS:
High Gate Oil Greek $50. Petroleum is
in moro demand 323s38 for crude and Sc
a57 for refined in bond.
..-. FOR CALIFORNIA.
The steamer Montana sails tomorrow
morning, at nine o'clock, for California,
vis Rio JAneiro. Among the passengers
is the Hon. Mr. Wsshburne, our new Min
isrer to Psragusy. The Montana also
takes out a number of Southerners, among
them Col. Wood of Matches; free traders,
who are going TO Brazil with view to the
formation there of 8 settlement for them
selves and others who may choose to fol-
low them.
The British steamship Queen, q new
vessel, which arrived this morning from
Liverpool, brings fifteen hundred and
twenty.six steersge passengers ssid to be
the largest cargo Of humanity that ever
crossed the Atlantic on a single vessel.
BALLOON ASCENSION.
A balloon ascension took place yesterday
afternoon from Prof. loves Balloon Am.
pithestre, near the Central Park. The
erest war balloon was used on the occasion
Prof Lowe was accompanied by two anna
teurs. The party has not yet been heard
from since their departure.
RETURNED TO HIS DUTIES.
NEW YoRK, September 8.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Hon. Isacc N. Arnold, of Chicago, has re
turned to his duties after five weeks alb
sence.
THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Special 10 the Times Colonel Chipman
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FROM PITHoLE.

The United States well has not ceased to
flow. 1t was SO reported, but it was un-
true. s-33c felit
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FROMHAvr

NEW YORK, September 8.
Inc capture of Fort St. Michael by the
Haytian rebels has Alresdy been Announc.
ed The Bulletin de La Revolution has a
lorg account of the event, BY which it sp-
pears that ADjou, who commanded the
rebels, did not seek to enter the gate, but
led his iorcs through sloughs up to the
very walls OF the fort. The heroic band
experienced great difficulty in making their
way through net work of thorny under.
wood and other natural obstacles. On
reaching the walls Anjou ordered halt
and mounting an oak tree, he reconnoitred
the position and waited for dawn. About
8:30A. Il. he descended the tree and dashed
on the fort at the head of his men, shout
ing "Vive SaluAne" The garrison being
thus unexpectedly attacked with cold steel
iel into indiscriminata confusion and fed,
leaving the fort to the yictors. +H
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FIRgsI RIsgs!-AgricuItural Societies sup
Piled on short netios. kend ior circular.
6. ". ORowuLL co.,
neps No l2l SuperIor street Cleveland.
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GOLD MARKEF.

NEW 1oRkI oeptemDef D.
Gold steady st 144!@l444. Customs
demand continues active. Tne prospect of
our exports setting off our imports checks
the upward tendency arising from a rapid
duties
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Sn -. S.L

SA11DURx, CT, SePtomoeE .. -
The report of the trouble in the San
bury Bank is utterly incorrect. The bank
is stronger than ever before.
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Cleveland Institute.-The Eighth Annual
Session OF Cleveland Institute win commence on
wednesday morning, September 9Th. The hack
viii run as usual for the accommodation Of day
pupils from the city. sugSl;z4z
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An Experienced Teacher desires limit
ed number Of Scholars on the PiADo-Forte. In
quire at IS Eagle street. 81. sepl24l
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The FUR Trade.=We have beautiful stock
Of fLadies' Dress Furs Of our own nauutActure, now
on hand, and parties WithIng choice article and
dssIrous Of avoiding the crowd, will do well to
make their purchases early,
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T.. ]. Farmer q Co., bankers, lA6 Superior
street, under the Weddei House, pay the highest
price for September and November Gold Coupons
ans3O;2AO - -
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A Tender rete-a-Tete loses half its charms
is the sweet words Of either party are not mated
with fragrant breath. sOsodOnt is the only asti.
Gle that will assure this desldsrAtum BY keeping
the teeth specklesl, the gums hsAlthy, the whole
mouth pure and uudehled. It literally smbaims
the dental substance, preserving it from decay
through lie. Us,it daily. viii hnd IL pleasure.
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A social Party will take place at OhAPin's
Hall, on Wednesday evening. September eth, 1Ss5,
foE the beneht Of Returned sol6iers. Tickets, one
dollar. Good music in attendance. The public
are respectfully invited. tra --5a,2 s., a---sn
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Warted-A young nGn 10 tSAs charge Of the
LEADER In Brooklyn. Apply at our Counting
Room. AueSo