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From EOuisss,sn

The PjaRterS E,ssHer, of Franklin. La.
-. contains the following editorial paragraph:
AS we are in prison this week. we have had
our editorial operations somewhat restricted.
Still we hope TO get out Banner. We have
removed our chair. table, pen, ink and PAPER
to our new Office in Government Buildings.
and we have fall liberty to read write. talk
think, sieep and eal-a pretty large liberty.
after all.
Mr.. Bennett gives the particulars Of his ar
rest as follows,
last itieaday morning we were arrested at
home hy Il file Of United States soldiers. and
imprisoned by order of q certain Captain
Bishop, who acted as provost marshal in this
place tor about two weeks, and thcn departed.
We were taken 10 the parish prison. and thcrc
incarocrated il the lower story, in a damp
cold, miserable apartment, in company with a
renegade negro Being SICK VIC were after
ward moved 10 the upper story ,i the prison.
where we had hctter quarters. Oar crime CON
sisted III oar article III the BanHcy last week.
'Bayoucts vs.. Civil Law. That article was
written against Mr.. Bishop. aud there was not
a word or sentiment IN it that can be construed
aS diS!oyai. Mr.. Bishop, as we believe. com
mlttcd an outrage against our community and
civil law, and we said 80 in our columns; and
we now insist that if Justice were done we
would be enjoying the liberty which he en-
Joys. and he would he locked in cell of the
prison where this article is pcnncd and we are
c0nliued,'
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PulLADELPHA, October 16.-An informal
meeting of the Fenian Congress was held to-
day at The Assembly Buildings. About six
hundred delegates were present. The Chair
man delivered an address, but the Congress
will not be organized for business until to-
morrow. This evening IN enthusiastic mass
meeting was held in the large hall of the As
sembE Buildings, which was largely attended
by ladies and gentlemen.
Excellent speeches in favor Of the cause
were delivered by Captain Welch, of this city,
Mr. Morrison, of Chicago, and others. Much
enthusiasm was manifested. Two persons
attempted to disturb the meeting by remarks
obnoxious to the assemblage, but were quickly
hustled out of the hall. The ''Congress" will
be in session during the week, and its proceed
jngs will, it is supposed, be of a highly mpor-
lant character. The deliberations will be
secret.
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E.aEEB ARb.

Charles Scribner x Co.. New ork have i~sucd IN
admirable style, Dante, as Philosophers Patriot and
Poet; with an Analysis, Of the Diyinu Coi.mcdia
its Plot and Episodes By Vinccug, nut.a: rp Y
ll$.
3 >-Tirknor Fields Boston, give ns ".io.r~srs r
Forty-Fiyc Dog Post Days" biography Il. .,n ilc
German Of Jean Paul Friedrich Rich ar. Tg.s-.gtod
by Charles 7. Brooks: vols: rr. xviii ..r '-.
Robert. & Brothers Boston, publish ths rs~,ry
of the Orient by William Housewife h=.r rp.
xii. 80.
Ounce ( Huntington. New York, issue Golden
Leaves from the British and American btt'u.ti.
Poets" by John W. 5. Howe; PIP. xiii, 80.
De Nries, ibarra & Co., Boston, give us capital
work for Colleges and High Schools. entitled The
German Ballad Book collection of bal}aj)s, rn-
mances and various poems, from G"tle, Schiller
Berger. INLAND Schwab, ,koner etc. with bio-raph-
zeal sketches. introductons. ar"ument @rrn:aatical
and miscellaneous notes. by Prof. i. Nimauson. oi
Trinity College Hartford pp. iii, 3.o.
The samc house publishes "T The Practical French
Instructor by P. W. Gcnsen1re: pp. II.
Lindsay . Blakisjon, Philadelphia, pnh . The
Practice OF Medicine and Surgery. agpliei .u the
Diseases and Accidents incident TO Women " by W.
Il. Bv,orA. A. w.. N. D.. &c: vo.. pp xvi. 5.}..
Also. "MatcIia Medica for the Usc Of Students. e,
by John y. 3iGd!e. N. d.: 3 vo.. pp. XIV. go
Also, 'Stimulants and Narcotics: thai; Mutual
Relations: with Special Researches un the .yp Of
Alcohol. Ether and Choroform on the Ni,aj Organ
,n," By Francis Z. Austic, ". d. N. r. G. p. Sc:
5 yo lp. xyjv. Al.
Robert Carter q Brothers. New York, publish
ESpositaIT Thoughts on the Gospel. for Fant9y and
Private t-c: With the Text complete Lg tac Ipy.
). e. Ey!e Il. A.. Christs Church, OEagrI, Vicar at
Stcadhobe. SuGolll-.N. .ioja: vol. !. PIP xvi. -
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The CntcTriSiEg Harper * Brothers announce a
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New York, October 16.-A special despatch
to the Tribune, dated Columbus, Ohio, says
that the returns from all the counties give
Cox, the Union candidate, majority of
2S,2S7, while the average majority on the
State ticket is about 10000. The Legislature
stands: Union 25, Democrats u, in the Senate:
and Union 70, Democrats 50, in the House
The soldiers vote will not be counted unit
next month.
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General Convention, EpfscoEsas Church..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lG.-In the Episcopal
Convention. the committee on the Provincial
system reported a canon lcgaIizing the cstab
lshmcnt of Provincial Conventions or councils
representing the dioccscs within the limits Of
the States or commonwealth. which may de
libcrate and decide upon the common interests
Of the Church within that State, and exercise
any delegated powers, DC. The canon was
made the order for special meeting on We'd
nesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Higbce presented memorial from
the Rev. Vim. Chauncy I.angdon, Of the bio
cese Of Maryland, formerly American chaplain
at Rome, representing that there is in Italy :
large and growing party Of priests and others
who advocate reform in the Church Of Italy
in accordance with the principles of the Eng
lish Reformation, and who appeal to tn,
American Episcopal Church for encourage
ment. aid and counsels.
DIR. Higbee moved that the memorial b,
referred to the special committee appointed
on Saturday on this subject and that the Com
mittee be enlarged. Adopted.
The memorial was read by the Secretary
showing a remarkable condition of affairs il
the Italian Church, where reform moyemen
has already enlisted the cooperation Of thou
sands of the Italian priesthood and laity.
A resolution was adopted to assemble mex
Thursday evening to opayrespects to the memor.
| Of the late Bishop Potter.
A resolution was adopted referring the sub
| ject of Church Hymns to 4 commission com
posed of Bishops Burgess, Potter, Coke, VII
| hams, and Stuart.
The canon against military service was mad
the order Of the day for Wednesday.
New York was selected as the next place G
meeting of the General Convention.
Onmoton the Convention adjourned to NEE
tomorrow, at l. o clock, Immediately after tn
conclusion of the general thanksgiving seryic
for the return Of peace.
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ART ITEMS,

-Huntington's "Kepublican Court" mcluding
portraits Of Washington and his cotemporaries, has
been purchased by A. T. Stewart, of New York for
$4,000.
MIR. ThOs. Ball is at Florence, diligently at work
upon the numerous orders he received before sailing
for Europe.
Mr. William W. Story will soon begin work on
his model of the statue of Edward Everett sub
scribed for by the citizens of Boston There is some
talk OF placing this statue in front of the New City
Hall, in Boston.
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RELIGIOUS GZTEgAIe.ENxu.

ScrTI ,Nb-Tbc Noti,r,I EiII. -,,i.,,. r-., 81
distrilnJ i; i.S tx i, s pi'',' {" ',.'' al''
ls5I 2 1l6an iGcrc;,sr of s.; ISL rI nm VI
bcr since 1861 amounts To $50 900 The inron fr The
past year has been Gll.ijI.
GLEu,>y-Tn con-cqucl,rc of the visit of Mr. A
Woodruff Of NIw York tn Berlin i, ,, t %, t,I ~
1863 and 1854 Nuaory scLoois after The tu.i.I anJ
American typ" have been commenced hv several Of
the G"rinan pastors. notwithstanding the au.ttucss
or even hostility. with which the muyrturni i; rc
sAide.t ny many a the mo-i influential pastors rr,-
SreTi = being made. Scycu ,chnoS arc In opr-iiop
Win !du teacher 4&G about 1899 regular .chalaIs
lhe tim oI4o "t the wedge Of }uy activity has thus
al last heeh inserted: and this /, the real suificaucc
ut tins Sunday school movement :ir tIcruauy
SPArv-The Spanish pr.latc. ,,r.. r,.,,.,, lt, ,,
gcneraliy to the rcsnr. oil the Minister ni ii7.,,,E
for invent nricS OF tEc rro,,ort, ithi VI '''i,t
pectiye Dloccscs preparatory To- is ~rrrlariIltinn.
according 10 the terms 1T late tnnrorial The
state likely tp grow liah bl what il is thus -Ecr-
ing from the hutch. The value of hc cecil yea teal
property u i!c Sc" ul Cordoya alone. according to
the inventory handed in by the Bishop amounts TO
2pW"Gv rc",". This, AT the lowest estimation ui
the fe"I, would give slmonD for that single bio
ccS'; az" lhc!e are yg-"."0 "v'ScH III the kingdom.
"g W. cur l'cl i""F'i ilih ms "nr"i '"f'ior|,
m i lem. hSgr 'rj, ,',,,' ~ l
the Spanish t2,y rgp,rr,t i I,,l, t ii r w,
source. '''''"' ''''" '"''
N-,,,.,,,... L.,.,.... III .
N4E IHhEN l., E"I,.- Inc cmsratlon from sweden
sI st,cs =" Tue M"En@h III h2 msi
Simple-lhnded Fra,antry "i those cold tr4i.a, the
tlclmts 0ia~h ny MORMON preachers q 'hc 3buu-
nllce ] aii i'a:"IGSS TO he cnj9y0'! IN Jtah. make
i iII az I; .,,". lI'E 'L. "eiiShtcdy from then
~, 10 ,L ~ rH ''"'.it'ililSS %ililSSi 70 Wat thcE hrtirvC
10 nc me sunny SLOPES ami terrible piaUS ii and
E'otioES l'l'ViiSc ana with tnelr lamcnianIY low
| by what they hear 10 The harcmS of the Mormon
T'r M yrGr M arg sad t" have leit northern
"Uiop' i'' tau "lhh Inc past year.
t S9fitIAn - effort Is ON font under the manage
ment ot the Rev. Dr. Bliss American Mi--iarpr, IN
| SYRIA to establish and cndow College for syrian
females mt bvyruu Vast numbers of children lay,
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Fire n. Johnston, Es. /.

Providence, r. l., October l3.-Ihe Ran
dali Mill, in Johnston, used for the. purpose
of manufacturing shoe lacings, was burned
yesterday The mill was insured for 81, ,00(
in the Home Insurance Company of New
Haven, and the Thames, of Norwich. The
stock and machinery were insured for 50, 50C
in this city.
The insurance on Chaplin and Downes
woollen mill, in Oneyville, partially burnec
last night, is $50, ,0OO-S1O,00 in the Hope
New York; $4,000 in the Springfield, Mass
and $4,000 at Offices in this city.
1t is estimated that the loss will be so pc
oopt
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no 5;cg.nrs in America,

Sir Norton Peto, one Of the English com
mcrcial visitors, said in his speech at Clcyc-
Iand
After our iouneyin.s cast and west. we
can say there is only one thing that we have
not seen in this country which can be seen in
every other counuy--wc have not seen a
single man asking aims In othag countries,
no matter where, We could not have travelled
a day without hcingappcaIcd to on all side, by
beGgars; not a port that we could enter
without being met on landing with appeals
for aims Here We can sa} that we have not
seen a bcggar, OF Il person. whose appearance
indicated want. This Is great fact, and one
of which you may well be proud. For this, il
nothing clc. you could afford to be proud OF
your country. We arc proud of oar Govern
mcnt, but it is u growth Of a4cs. Your con-
try is but young Yet ii has shown It stability
that has filled the world with wonder. 1t ha,
passed through terrible trial, aud has come
out triumphantly through the ordeal; yet
after the termination Of long and devastating
war, there is not a bcggar to be seen in youl
land. No proudcr record could be made o
any natiou
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The Southern Press

New YORK, October 16.-The old relations
which existed from the year 1850 down to 1861
between the Associated Press and the Southern
Press have again been resumed, and there Is
now daily interchange of Northern, Western
and Southern news, directly from the central
Office in this city, with every daily journal in
the United States. The recent local difficult
ties IN New Orleans have been satisfactorily
| adjusted,
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LATEST Telegraph NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COLIlyGIERCIAL.
Pater From ETexico.
INsyIssgECTE0N IN oAgACA
The Firemen'S Parade in Philadelphia
Ar Imposing Pageant.
Parade cT ii,a EeGi'a3eivnia Fire Feaparl.
EaaEst.


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a HINT TO GARDENERs.-As our houses and
gardens are always more or less infested with
vermin, it is nevertheless satisfactory to know
that benzoin an article sufficiently well known
as a detergent, is no less etficacious san agent
in insecticidc. Two drops are sufficient to as
phyxiate the most redoubtable pest be 1t bee
tie, cockchafcr, spider slug, caterpillar or
other creeping thing. Even rats and mice
decamp from any place sprinkied with few
drops of benzoin. A singular fact connected
with thS application of benzoin is, that the
bodies of the insects killed by it become so
rigid that their wings, legs, &c, will break
rather than bend if touched. Next day, how.
ever, when the benzoin hasev aporated, supple
ness is restored.-Boston CuIt,raior.
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Fort Nolror, 0ct, l7.-Thc heavy storm
which occurred night before last had consid-
crably a'ated his morning, the wind shifting
around to the west and southwest. The fleet
ofvcsscIs which harbored in the roads during
yesterday sailed to-day. The [. S. gunboat
Yantic sailed hence to-day on a cruise along
he coast. The steamer VIM. p. Clyde sailed
lasl night for MiImineton. \. c.
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E,irn NJ EHnrriSENurn,.

HAEEIsHyuG, October lGth-A fire, which
threatened TO be very destructive, broke out
this morning in Tonncy alley, near the capitol
The buildings in this quarter are Of wood, and
The flames soon communicated TO others, but
the Gremcn are making vigorous efforts to
subduc the coniagration.
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New YonE, October 16.-Thc Pacific Nail
Company adyertizc their tri-monthIy line for
Aspinwall, connecting with their steamers for
San Francisco. The Henry Chamcey sails
November lst, and the Atlanta November
Ilth, the Baltic November Dist. Prices to
Aspinwall S12l, $50, and S32. Through rates
10 San Francisco, $3.50, $3.50 and Sl25.
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CNDEyELoPED RESOURCEs.-The Birmingham
ENG Post says: AN ingenious Scotchman has
found out method of utilizing the hitherto wasted
powers Of the common housc-mouse. lie mas IN
vented a cotton-spinning machine, constructed
that couple of mice. if tossed into the right
place, cannot help working it. 1t is made on the
tread-min plan. a half-pcnny worth of oatmeal
will keep each mouse five weeks and during that
time it will do the work for which woman is now
paid ninepcncc In other words, it will earn seven
shillings sxpence year, which, after deducing six
pence for board, and shilling for wear and tear Of
machinery leaves a net profit of six shings to tho
employer. The inventor it is said. is putting up ten
thousand OF these mice mills, with view Of getting
his living out of thcm."
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Spread OF ane cattle Disease in England;

The murraln, which has for several months
been raging amongst cGttiu IN England, has
at last seized also Gcn sheep, which were at first
exempt No remedy has yet been discovered for this
plague, which is causing CONSERVATION and distress
amongst the farmers 1t has been satisfactorily cstab-
hshed now, we believe, that il was not introduced
from the cOntnen that IL is highly infectious; that
II may be caught BY sheep from cattle, and the re-
verse; that remedy which is successful it one case
will most likely fail altogether IN thc next; and
lastly that complete isolation will not save herd.
There have been several instances in which valuable
herds, carefully isolated in extensive parks. with
plenty Of sound food and the best OF acooinmOda-
tiOns-and AT Il distance from the points where the
disease ragng-wCrc attacked, with great loss
Amongst the remedies which have ben tried with
rather less than success, are iTOn-Tust water.
brandy, beer, whisky, port wine, and the cauteTy.
Miss Burdct Coutts tried TO fnyOrte Alderney
by the administration of wine and brandy: the ami
nal died-but the wits assert that it was Of dclirum
trcmcns At any rate the best of port wine" could
not save her though it would perhaps have cascl her
last moments could Sukey have known she was get
ting her fill of stuff worth two Euinoas per bottle
1t is pleasant to feel that his terrible scO,lge can
hardly be carried the Atlantic Even the Irish
channel wide enough to stop il: for Ireland is
thus .ag, happily exempt. But it would yet be we'll
to use some precautions here. 1t would he :, great
calamity to have cattle murrain t,redk out upon
this continent now: and i ay he well TO look pretty
sharply after stock imported in these days from
England.--N. I. Post
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Brcyrt lieutenant Colonel of the United States Med
ica staff, has retired from the army and is about to
resume the practice O." hlS profession in our city
Inc Dr. has been four ycals in the army. has filled
most Z" the important positions j" the Medical Corps
WIN distinguished credit aud was breyeted Leuten-
am '"''hri by the PRESIDENT ior gallant and meri-
i"'''u' services "ui!hs me war.
Pc, roIrb rr-Lirc =, Cc~+-;-T- 5:--.--
;,, a.; '.,iI; "'H!hc' in S"lo 10
ryyo bm,,rcd wears ago. VII '''''N'i'S i0'"''o
This India, vced ,,o,v ,y;tborel op;to
Tho gletn at noon, cut down at night,
S,iiII%SS ,iIS my decay:
Tim. link. and smoke iobocco
m,
Does thus thy mortal state bcspeaI.
,,,, liinn a., a., even y, ,,s,lf such
Tim. think and snake fnhac.,.
,I,.f,., .1.L.,
Th" thoI, behold. ST the ynHitv - ''""'
Of worldly stuff
r,.. , t'"ny Win VIII pun pHh-
Ht fHT r tI. XXI itfJ Ifo i rTI, Ed'hlh,
FOR then the ire
.l, i, "%cS require
mus '"'i'' an" smok' tobacco.
Iben r@ *n@II m iI, me 9I4G, tI,o cas-, i,,., away
That to the dust,
m Return thou mast
linus 'ol""' anu smoke ihbaec'
y young maA residing in a tl,gu near
Worcester Mas. bad . dear riIo ,oc I,,, lost ,vooI
Finding pair of horses and carriage standing in
the street" he got in, took the rcn and drove off The
horse became Unmanagca5le and ran away, finally
breaking the calringo and so iniuring him that he
was ghcn np lor dead. On his recovering conscious
ec. ne wa arrested by the owner Of the team. who
sL'S 'g' "''h u" on ms friends payngtour hundreN
''''", ivy t'''''|,>'
IFrlllcr "i the L0H'%Huc J0HIHdt, says
In rcproving the abuses Of a country VIC should bs
careful to save the country itself. No doubt Her
ca!cs il turning he rthrough the Augean stables,
took good heed that his river shouldn't sweep away
| the stables themselves
oil has been struck af Hcpryville. Clark
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New York Bank Statement,

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The weekly state
ment of the City Banks shows the following
totals:
n,+ JacroeSo $4,000
pe%postS, % t 9 9eui 800 900
Gesai tenusas, 600 600
Specie 40 900
eIsalsioni 750,QQ0
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Madame Lamoirciere has received an au>
tograph letter from the Pope, in which he feelingIy
expresses his sympathy with her under the loss Of her
deceased husband.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has Under
consideration plan 10 amend the warehouce system
as to permit goods be transported il bond !ca
the Atlantis cities to the Pacific coast
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ESCAPED AGAIN.-Wm. Baldwin, the notoroug
horse thief who was tried by cour-martial in thix
city and sentenced to he imprisoned for three years
and pay fine of 81 900 for stealing horses from the
government, made his escape again on Wednesday
Hayre- -de-Grace while being conveyed under guard
to the Concord q. H prison. This is the third time
the cars, and once from the Old Capitol prison by
climbing over the high enclosures Of the yard Wash-
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THREE CENTS.
EEEAgEE.ER'a GETDE.

To Washington. by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
$50 and so \. W.. and 30 and 6eo +. VI. sunday
trains af T.. 20 and so l. NJ. and 3@4l and go" p NJ.
10 philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Wilmington halroad, Depot Prcsi-
dent strcr..., and 40 a. H.. ami 10 -. 90 and
- =. ". Sunday trfius for New York 100 u. NJ,
and ipl Philadelphia 9 - >. ".
To llari.bur, and hc Nvst, by Northern Central
railroad. Depot conner Calvert and ITauklin street
--..2o a. u. and - 500 and 1000 l.. n.
To Partition by Northern Central Rallroad-'-O A.
N. and 500 r. ".
-, ~ Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-i0O
PM.
70 Elicots Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R-G.20
and H.&I 4. M and /. - and $50 i. NJ.
!" SaIi.hury by Pha., Wilmington and Bait. X h
10 p. ".
, 70 Dover. Del, by Phila, Wilmington and Bait r
To w ceiling and Par!lersburg by Bait. and Ohio
I-9.gQ A. ". and $40 7. II.
To Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland X R-9.2O 4. VI. and 2.j0 and GOO =. NJ.
, 10 Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
daily at 500 p. NJ.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Sh9re-eyery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
Ih4lNa Enterprise Steamers. Light street Wharf
10 Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
i.Ikrldgc Railroad. Depot Camden street-7.00, $50
A. NJ and 800 p. NJ. and by individual Enterprise
Steamer from pier at foot Of Camden street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday morning at 100
For further information, see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part Of this paper.