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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

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,-,.t,a VITA al I've skisl sal aFP.lauoe, whs b
,.r.i,-r sss~are hA- mz4r svslsaeie 4 ssre
wiil b. gaAranteei "a the shortest Possii'ss
,fv,, an1 % the most Ole terms. No
,ox,ous drags are used. aad fcs a~ys oaly
ar, r.eairrd to effect permanent cure.
, 1865-09-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
Union !: Triumph in North
Carolina.
Arrest Of the Assistant Rebel
Secretary Of War.
Abraham Lincoln's Views on
Universal Suffrage.
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER TO
GEN. WADSW0RTH.
CANADA STILL IN ARREARS
TOTHE ST. kLBANS BANKS.
Official Demand for The Whole
Of the Stolen Funds.
SPLIT IN The new YORK DE-
M0cRACY.
KiaAly IMPORTANT FROM
MISSISSIPPI. :.
Disastrous Result Of Sharkey's
Militia Order.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Tn
WISCONSIN.
4 Physician Murders bis Wife
and Daughter and Com
mifs Suicide.
A Bloody ARRAY in Georgia.
The Propeller Buckeye Sunk.
Seven Lives Lost.
Later and Important from |
Europe. |
A Bloody ARRAY in Georgia.
The Propeller Buckeye Sunk.
Seven Lives Lost,
Later and Important from
Europe.


Extract from Letter by t1le Late Pres
fdcnt to Gen. Wad~tvor1h-IIlx Views
on Universal Suffrage.
New roEE> Sept e1-Tle Southern 44drocc:<
OF the 18th sayt: The following extract, which has
lust lNecu published. Il from the late President
Iineoin.e letter 10 Gen- Na1swo-th rho ftj II the
batt1e Of tue Wilderness The letter, which ie Of
private eEaIns1eE. ts to bt sent To lea. Wade-
Wosthts family. II thoxA Tint All. Lincoln, who
desired the besoNal Of the elective franchise upoa
granting universal amnesty, which from som:
ettanEe aid unauconDtabte reason Is etiN Withh I'D
from the son'h, notwithstanding It il known that
es to % y
lar the American people cannnt afford to disregard
Congress Will 10 doubt exact The right Of
f3i suffrage for the biaeEa-why universal amnesty
should be Withheld rati' thss time we ars unable
10 aee- This certainly Mas Dot Mz. Ltocolns plsr,
tere.
19s following il the extract re.cs1ea to, IN which
Avon desire to tnou, tn the event Of orr COM
plctc encreks in the field, the sane beu. followed
hF Loyal md cheerful submission on tho part OF
coanEanied with universal sntt1ge. Now, sincs you
know my private fncItpations rs TO what tef7us
ehoE1d be granted to the South In the contingency
%ssttqnsd, a49 M hsss saa ,hat t on, saeeees
results. caunot ece. universal ancsty Is Grant.
cd. how. under the circumstances, can atold ex-
acting IN return universal sQHragt at least euf-
ftsce on the basis OF intelligence aad military
vicc. How to better the condition Of the colon,d
race has long teea stud. sysic has atts1cted my
fes3ons and careful attention Hence thia1 I'm
Il the presnieee, regarding It religious daiy, as
the natioo's guardian Of these people who hare so
hesnlcal1y indicated their manhood on the battle
ned, where u assisting TO saye the HE OF t!,c Re-
TO The ballot. which is but the humane prpechuu
Of the dag they have 70 feazlesefy defended"
, 1865-09-26
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.

Prospects Of tho Ksxftz},1tIon-Descrl
tton Of tic GronndH-TI.e Various De-
rnrtnicnts-I4Ist Of Superfntendent3-
Number OF fEntrtcs-The Crowds,
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tfihune1
JAsesv1L1r, Sept IS.
The State Fair Will no. be fully ppen anti Wed
uesaas. To-dny and to-mor:cw arc devoted to the
reception Of articles which are coming In At
promferng rate. This is the twelfth annual e1hib,-
ton Of the State Agricultural Society, and to Judge
from pzeseut appearances wilt surpass by far o It's
predecessors bo1h In generst elegance and comfort
Of astaasente and in the display OF mfchanlca1 1u-
dustt5 End agricultural products.
TIE GROUNDS.
The Fair Grounds comprise eighty acres enclosed
on the high prairie hac: Of the town, u beautiful
location, open to the breeze from oil directions.
and easily accessible fom tbe c1ty. IN this ground
Is laid out splendid track, ors mile IN length
9ai.s 1essl, and vide enough for four hessss y u
ard the aphitheatrc for Spectators the stter c7pa-
bio Of accommodating 100 pe.sons- II IL to be
IeE.ettcd that the judge stand was pot Eeaser tho
is present position foul at the frther end OF the
track could not b. Clearly disccrncd.
TUE DerAErHIas.
Ihc c5sst,eps tor ;hs E. recommendation e Of The
md admirably adapted for their several purposes.
7 aey ate At present a. follous: Operating Hall
LOT AaCitrerT Ira Ne1teNorc4 pf j1ne4r313c, 6np..
n,eeha0ici genius md indastsy, q. 4. sseEaI1, ot
Madison Snpt; Floral Hall for fruits Goners and
desfeaciee, ]. e. Plum, Of Madison. Snpt; Hau OF
Fine Arts, Ed. Holtcn, or Milwaukee, Supt; Hall
Of F1rra md Garden Ptodacts inclnltRs dairy pro.
dncas, ". r. Taylor, Of Dane Co., snrs-
soRGurx aASETAc1rnE
In addition TO tnese there are three larcc build-
ln..e put mp tg rival manufacturers for the cxhb-
t}pn Of sorghum, sugar an1 no}asses manufacture
Ae$ere. D. poWer-, Of Madison. j. llarrs Il To- Il
Rock htscf works. q Janes'i! a3d Wiley 4
arc etal1s for about COO horses, thc same number
Of catt'e; and pEopors1onatc Recommendations for
sheep and hogs. >-~
ISfRsEs.
The entfiea for all clAssrs Of stock e.ecpt hors
aIe strcady larsc; md By lo-onos1ow eveniaE when
There arc TWO ne Etock rings within the raee track
hon.e will be erected to-lnor1ow. In the frnIf,
floral and farm products departments The entries
arc uLprccedeotcdlJ l-rEe.
AccoMxopA1loSs
grptEds IL given by the lscs that the Floral uaIj
Mechanical Hafi and Farm froIust UaJl arc aII
enormous tents set up for the occasion and liber-
a1S sugplicd With flooring, tablirg and shelf a.
rnEsE:sr ArrEAEAscE.
1here ase today sery iew things on the grnund,
display being limited 10 two or three lots Of sheep
trd lie machinery TO the disp|eys Of tso or tltt
czhibifofs- Tomorrow, hoHefei. cycsy pa4te VIII
he aIled up.
The town is nf course fnl Of risttprs, aul accom-
moaatsons arc becoming slightly scsres With The
Visitors te the usual luhR1 OF burglars and pick
pockets. 4 good detective force Il on hnnd. ho?r
ever. 10 ar7eft their dtpredatious.
, 1865-09-26
FROM. EUROPE.

The Fen1nn T:xcitment-0pfn1oras Of tho
Frc8e-Tlse st. LCEtr Race EFvn hy
G1adiatcur-Thc Royal Marriage Un-
foundcd-The London Timcs on the
Shenandoah al-Tbe NcsT Brazilian
Loan-The Davenport fIuhbus bro.
ken Up III Purjs-rEospcct& Of tho Al
1ant1c Cable-markelx.
FAET1iEn roGsT, Sept. e5-The Moraytap, from
Liverpool 18th, via Londonderry 18th. arrived on
here lh1A tuo1ufuc. Her dates arc five days Inter.
GREAT DRrrArS.--1he Fenian aorcmcnt contin.
10 he held On tbe 14fh lust of The naeistr;tcs q
the county Of Cork, conseued by Lord fermoy, to
eonssdct !rhat steps were neceE.a:yto be taken 10
t1tW Of tile progress Of the Fenian movement In
The Ionton ]1aux Ntes, In an editorial on lie
ssss i sFs Ess md T,Dasts eSa oN I
gree: The Intelligence Of the country, and above
al the Catholic clergy is on the side Of order. It
To e fo s. oe se2e ss
no question on citbe1 side Of the 13sh Chanuel OF
putting down this mosenent A. work Of mercy
Iellioh. uhether weak o. formidable Il would be
great nercy to 1re1and Il every Feuian leader
ncrs at once put On trial.
Gadiatenr. ReGal1a was second. md 4rchimede.
third. Fourteen horses ran, GlAdiAteur won By
= M @ s;st Ai f ~ as .sssE aS s r.; n,s ,
winner examined - to his age. They refused. and
the fnitect Is fnalty dieroecd aE
The London Gko6e ears that there ia not shadow
Of reason for calling Parliament together before the
nsual time.
Sssscrtbwalte's circular, Of the cteuins Of The
18Th says: s@of have been aud are dull and heavy,
but without zpJ noticeable chan.e in price. The
chief feature hat been large dsmEnd fpr Eries q:
eiead!iS advancing p1ice. The buying has been Of
very good DESCRIPTION, resulting in IN improve
nent on The week Of more tAsu S2,01. the closing
price being 5G3iI55c. Illinois Ceutzafa haye, in
eome degr!a fympathl:ed n the ase a. they closed
FEAScE--The 3lcnltttu f1ys: '41he great
powers hare removed al difficulties rtlative to the
trcatr for the navigation Of the Danube. The treaty
will be s,gned shortly
There Wa. = g1cat disturbance at the ss1n:e OF
the davenport brothers IN Paris This brothe1s
were loud1s hsssed. The police cleared the room
nrd returned the entrance money. One of the spee-
Iht Far1s HouFre We firm On the 18Th, rcntcs
4icsiaR II C-E &C
LosuoS MONEY MAnKrr-Thc funds generally
aIe eead5. Ccosos without material flucfuatlons.
2he.e M rather more demand for discount, but
rates sle unchanged The Rothehilds hare INTRO
millions sterltnc IN the London market Tho sub-
tcrption prize ts 4spE cent payabc In nstallneuts
extending over twelve month"; f
,IhH following 8 summary OF the ners by the
steamships Etna and Virginia, which sa4led fton
liverpool Tor SErg York Oh The Eth:
The London 1tsaet has an editorial strongly de.
1ocncng the continued yEauton and vtndIctive dem
redatons Of the Shenandoah, eud sharipS in lie
ipdienAt1on Of ADet1ca against her It Saws that
Eapf. Naddeu Is acting ca bis oHa responsibility,
sna tnlcss he can clearly show he bHd no lznpTl-
edge OF what vas known to cEeryhody else tn the
aat,e latitude be has claim to mercy. The TsnfJ
adds, Engisnd bis dacs au that tnseHalonisl iaw
, 1865-09-26

@0A1<1d1tUA1F VI TUE K&6E14
From tie New York Tribune, acd.}
Shortly atfcr 8 n,c1oek restorAar rnnrn;nr,
tho ffro,1oT fa,on -, 4 ..y1 ,,i u1 ns,
1or me contest. Before starting, the engineers
or each vessel were served with Il copy Of the
following document emanatipr from the
Eoard oil Experts.
Euxo,-- Co.. ,r .ecr
Ns" 1o"Ht sept -, 1oa'.
Aon. Gideou Mcllea. Secretary Of the fasJ, Wash
tngtou, D. C.:
SIR: The undersigned members Of the Boartl con-
dnctiug The comparative experiueuts o. boilers 70.
the Navy Depa1tment< have convened ~ renuestef
hy youf letter Of The Gh OF July Iast an csref,i}v
psatnjned iile methpd Of makiDr the comne5;ttrs
t5Ia1 at The wharf OF The Algonquin md Wtnooski
, 1865-09-26
AN INTERNATIONAL Diff
GUILTY.

American Citizens Held to Services In
Fruk>5a-DfGicnitS Solution OF t3ae Ques-
11on-1Eanted> u Treaty.
NEv Tc1K, September a5.-The difficulty ar1s!n.
ont Of the arrest III Prussa Of Germans who hal be.
come american citizens. for Tire nonpeforuaaes Of
the military Service required bJ the frusslal layE
cauttnnes 10 excite attention ID that country. Von
Blsnarks cran d. elaFes that tue constitution in
FGGaivcly requires erc1y subject Of ffu5ria to per-
iorm military hu1t, md ii cannot be altered at
pleas u1c hy the ezscR.ive authorities. Assuming
this statement to he correct the only sray relieve
nat nrallycd American citizens from the obligations
which they are considered 70 be under towards The
land OF their birth. would bc The CONCLUSION OF
treaty between the United stntes and 1assia 10 thai
effect. Hitherto such persons hare generall! been
released from the compulsory military service IN
which they ure subjected, hn only as,efa great deal
q trou1, ard Out Of special regard for the United
Slntes Government on its representation. and rot
10 virtne Of thetr rights a American cafi7cns The
Htzu1it Berlin cofre,ponden; bclIeses that Il a
Convention 10 ltl1s effect were submitted to the
ftuseIsn Legislature, would be passed by IN i'm
mente majority, as the Liberal party arc extremely
dcstrons Of being on good terms with the great
trans Atlantic Reprhlic
, 1865-09-26
Financial.

NEW fonE, Sept a5>-The 3'unes saTs that the
El1ofs Of ney: loans By the Treasury hasc pretty
well cxhauatet themselves. There IL rome discus.
sion going on in regard to thndiu- portion Of the
ceEuporcd ard other 1nte:cat hearing legal lenders
81 the 1861 dates, hut nothin-, we believe, has
teen yet determined at Washington The
probability Is the Secretary Of tic Tre1sryy Will
wait e know the result Of tic tuquiry be Las fastt-
tnted through the forthcoming quarterly returns Of
the National Bsnes to october 1s tls 10 The anlont
hold. We hase soIae Eeason to hclIeye Il VIII he II
the shape Of proposal for popular sundin. Of cor
version Of thcae notes into Eold bcas1g sfock, at
uniform rate, 10 all holder. in common among the
people. md not by public advertisement and ay.ard
ipr specific euro.
, 1865-09-26
Gen. Hancock,s Views Qu Mexican
aunfra.

Ny YONG, Sept. 25;-t;en. Hancock, in recent
epTseh 70 The cad Fellows Ut Baltimore, faid !:
Late contest ts etar In our cscutcheon whose ravs
extend gunac1ent|y to .giye light to LONDON and
Paris. The Rio Grand Is butt d short dt,tance IN
comparison, and firmly believe, nom M own
kno" ihsf ,sdsf Of the county md experience Herein
hoaoE, We paid fome millions 10 get that country,
after Capturing it, capital md il Is thon;ht that It
daJs delay willald to the expense without ehancs
Ct @ eoppsnsauon for ! consites It certain Is h.e
that the connaaed occnpatfon Of that country By q
Interests and pse}udieea, r Certainly lcad to waT
1t II now however, time for "a to cultivate ars or
peace and bind up wounds Euahe bv the late rebel
lion. Wa may defer The day Of fct11bnron until we
ass sttoaE asasn H. mWashoas scatiny uudes the Impu-
tat3on Of fear. The Emperor Of The Froaeh went
can deter meeting him thcre until it II Convenient
for III, but It asay not bo necessary, and In snch
hcnor Of the COuptFYsa csns
, 1865-09-26

ITO CAPITALISTS.-2,00 shares
rin1s nGoininr ihc great Howell We'll. described IN
Yesterday mornings EIsrE snd sd"1nlng 2aa nS III
ratiCr Oil wpIih tS5 pr d nt the wells Tbs s:oc
has beca offered tor sale nut L gttvase anTes
IanEers. The par Vaus 80 pr ssare, but no stock
e1etpitpg the thove Is to be haA ae aaI price.
this ure &nd VIII thnrefore sell at less than one9aar>
ttftks actual vA4nt.
For full particulars, addsesa - 4" stbuae oucc
, 1865-09-26


fer days siuee the schooner Cathcsine
Wilcox, Of Lubec, Maine, George McFadden
master, being bound from New. York TO East
port and Lubec. fell IN, when opposite South
old, !. l., with what Is termed "dead
cnlm." Tie opportunity seeming propjsious,
the Captain and young nau named Peter
johnson, who Was formerly member OF the
1st Maine heavy artillery, and who was
wounded 10 the neck at Spottsylyania, Va,
determined to enjoy salt water bath,
Jumping into the water, it was not many
minutes when young johnson says 11e saw
something *'all white" and In en- instant he
was carried under tue surface to q depth Of
twenty feet. &c HOW discovered that he was
in the jaws Of one of those voracfous man.
eater sharks. Struggling with all his strength,
johnson managed 10 break away and reach
the surface again !; bnt the shark was soon
after him, and continued to bite him In yari-
Gus parts Of the body, when the young man
bethought him Of the sailor trick Of putting
htE fingers In tue sharks eyes, which he did,
and to bis no small qualification soon saw the
tzenzied monster fleeing from him. Johuson
now swain TO the vessel, ,,nd, being takeu
aboard, was found to hare been fsortillfy torn
about the abdomen its lower section entire
fy oG-both thighs aud shoulders bcing terri
bly, 1aceratel. There being no wind 10 get
anywhere, the crew took him in the yawl and
rowed him eight miles, to the village of
Greenport, where bis wounds were sewcd np
and dressed by Drs. Kendall, Bryant and
Skinner, and the young man made as comfort
able, under the circumstances, rs possible. he
il growing To.sc hourly, mud there Is not
much chance for Ills recovery.
, 1865-09-26

Two PersolaH Shot in a Church-The
Fturderers All Killed by the Nfiisxnry
Two Citizens Attending at1c So1dIcrr
Shot
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tssbune.l
CA1Eo, Sept, e3, 1861
The Rome, Ga, Courier, oi the 7tb, haa The fol-
lowing account tFuc1 source deemed eutIrrly re-
rah!e:
''Ou spndAy, August 9Th, isro citizens Of Pick
ere county, FAMED G1ayelly and Nally. went to
CEnrcA during the hour OF preaching End called for
tWo men who were In tho Church, and against
whom they had an old grudge- The men r-fnsIns
TO Come ort. GrsellS and Snl]y vent IN, drew their
pistols. md commenced shooting. They thot Eer-
cal tires. Killed Ont Of the men and NOR.
tally wounded 4 lady before the desp.1adoes
could Re forced to Gesist, Gu the WEDNESDAY
following, Lent. Harper, Of company G,
sath 1utiaua REGIMENT. v:fth thrce men md three
c1tlrns Of Cafterssille, Viz: Thomas Hancock,
B{a Collins s1d Zen Smith Wentro Fickcns county
for the purpose Of as7estfng tirarc1ly and Ea1lv.
They found Grnsel5 and his three sons, also Nally,
pared to resist n etrcss- Meee1s. Smith and Col
iirs, a. they wcse cstzep., went to entrea them 10
surrender. ~ they apreuached tho door they ssc1e
both thet and killed Il was about 8 O'Clock at
night. 4 general fight ensnnd LISTING nearly hA1f
an lour. t%o Of the dcsperadocs being then deal.
md third nsorta1fy wounded, The othef t.rp
rushed ont Of 1hc house nnd attempted to escape b7
running. One vas Killed and the other, sayins he
Mould surrender, attempted 10 kfoot one Of the
so}dae1s and ras despatched with the bayonet. Two
women who remained tn the house escaped nuhnrt"
, 1865-09-26
FROM CINCINNATI.

Gen. Erant'H Rcecptton--ou sChansc-
EntcrtasnnaeEt nj the Club I10ou1-.l
SRcck Of War In Kentucky.
Especial perpateh to the Chicago T,jbanr.]
CINCINNATI. Sept -
The reception OF Gen. Grant On 'Chsuee to-d1y
IVES large and cIt,nriast1r. An the lceJias mgr
chants and manufacturers were present. without re-
Ea1d 10 party, and were happy 10 take BY the hand
the man who t:d been 60 conspicuous in pesc,y-
Ing our nationality. The Gcncral expressed .nucA
.aiihiaetlon IN extending his personal friendship
among the citi1rus or The QrecD City.
Tonight be it entertained at the Cincinnati Club
rooms by association Of ts4e Jouus gentlemen,
wfo wish to pass tocia! evening With onr distin-
cn5shed guest.
On ThursdaS, he people Of Ctczmont county,
adiaip!ng LII, in which Gen. Grant 1;as born, 3iU
gire him a grand reception ut batavia
A special ai-p3ich 10 tic fsa+tff< ftom 1exfac-
ion, saye little speck Of 'sas has occurred In MOI
ran county. 4 man named Williams, with
abont Ef.y followers, has arrested the tni,ed
States Collector Of Internal Revenue, AMI COMPEL.
ed him TO dcsist from Ills business. Tie has also
arrested u.efy man wlo has brought suit against
amy rtbe1, and tompsllcd them to withdraw them.
4 compaE: OF .. S. forces attempted, without suc-
cess, to drive tbs gang from the county. More
troors hnse goue to the sccne Of action, Gep.
GstSbln hopes to cap4utE the Dafty.
, 1865-09-26

ably take zone action tonight. The 9Th cas1lfy
ard 151st infantry Will join in the afternoon reception.
A district fair and horse show nj1 commence at
Edtohnrgb, johnson county, tomorrow. which bids
niums arc very liberal. and are ali cash. One
hundred dollars fs offered for the fastest horse.
Political mattats In the 9Th Concrcs4 4lonat dis
been all Julian and Merrd{ih- A new and promts
Ing candidate Is in the field. Tho officers and SOL
dlers Of the sxtypiuh fnfartry have solicited Zen,
teuEetf, their old Cotone 10 stand for the nomfna
t1on, md he has accepted. Gen. Bennett, who is
now member Of the State Senate, entered the ser
ire over Gour yeata ao a. private aud has fousht
VI record Sc q soldier Is most brilliant, aud his
abilities are Of h1sh order.
Gen. Pitcher assumed command Of this district
fn.f7ar
, 1865-09-26

New fohK. Sept 25.-Tbe utro!A says: "Tbe
ions Was 10 asceFain Il the resources and siattis Of
the country demand the speedy construction Of me
JkeInc Railrnad. Lieut.. Gos. Bsoss, with whom
ttou that the spcrly completion Of the road is
lordly demanded; md his opinion /. .hared hy Tic
es,, ensg pot Thf Of wealth to re
be Of = uost aslonl=hjng character. The Pacific
@ GU 81 ths road Is beias pusned with marked en-
Nevada. The ridge, which IL 7N0 feet hici, vii
eoon be worked through. The rest OF the road. II
u ASSERTED, Il ~ casy OF construction rs soaa o.
the New Xorl. Central }ine w
, 1865-09-26

NEsF YoRK, Sept. 25.-Ihe Norfolk Dav Gook, Of
Friday, has report Of Meeting held there iu fvor
ofestabthing line Of steamers bctwcen that mort
md ST. Nafare. Resolutions were pssGcd to the
effect q carrying through The grand enterprise.
three n1Iosas bsinG needed to curry ot the vfe,ya
Of The p.neetosf. The fsct that Napoleon takcs an
active interest in the estAbshent Of thia nne and
With ecztaluty the establishment Of bc line at an
i - ~ -
, 1865-09-26

requires IN the tnatter, and suggests that she nigh
under the circumstanee &c lurther and that Bill
isn ships Of WEI should be instructed 10 1reat III
United sEtee IN Stopping her ouiragcs, It trnst
that Instructions 10 tls elect will be sent to th
t;41ish % 4 commander il the raciae
treated Federal prisoners With cruelty and yiadi
e2stng Jeh Davis from charErs OF inhumauity
ing uas lho course Of The Federal Govesnment Teia
The Tina. !he iot ot1osins dn,, published ,ette,
fiom Fe3e.al naral officer denying Mr. Bcn}umin'e
The 1hdes says that Ia the absence Of precise IN,
formation concerning Feniaulsm, 1t il Impossible
to dete5mfoe Hh1t eIgaiEcanee is to be attributel
TO the scponcd moSe1ncnta Of members of the
Order, bnt the amount OF 1csistsnce tFiU bo TcrT
Slight as be feeling Of dissatisfaction Ia entirely
to ths SCas has sfs ,.. q 1ss people
Irish coast, but Fcnfantsm had nothing TO do with
lis movement
ten. Lamorcfera Ia dead,
Anaaeus Of Italy, and Princess Isabcia, u spain,
lATtsr IT TUE 4onAytAy.
tDy telegraph 10 Lopdonde1+3.I
LvEnrooI- Sept 163The political ncws to-day
Telegraph Company have hele meeting md unaai.
monsy adopted the report Of the directors, that q
new contract he made fot the building Of another
raial1g additional capital wa postponed for an.
other MEETING, which Is 10 be held Oct. II.
Go1KEnc1AI.
Manchester market Inactive. Some descriptions
Of goods ase steady while others are easier. brcad
Richardson. Spence = Co., and Wakefield, Nash
d. Co, report dont dull and easier. Wheat in
active. Corn steady; Is for mixed.
7dh proSftsns .t. nr% nSs9d Athya ~ Co. ana Ge!:
pcfE firm. Bacon scarce end prices still advancing
, 1865-09-26

The East river oysternen hare eensation.
They are in a great state Of excitement. 4
new biEalyriar FL Dorado has been discovered
ut the bottom ofthe Sound, aud all the oys-
as fast Us Bozeas secs ct to blow them.
This bed Of oysters Is located two or three
miles from the shore, and Is nearly opposite
Shfppau Point, Ia the town Of Stamford, Con-
nectfcut. It Is reported to exceed In cxtcu:
the bed which was discovered opposite Nor
walk in 1860. The oysters are Of most excel
lent quality, most Of them Of the proper age
use. The excitement growing out Of the dis
covery Is rery great nnong tho people who
live IL the. Vilagcs along the coest. Many
persons are leaving theie regular occupations
10 deTots their labor to gathering the she'll.
fish, and scarcely any hing else is talked about
hnt the new nyzter bed.