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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-26

| TYyE roI,ol Shnot T., NG,lo ,tk,, ,.,,.ln.
tho ,,o,r, ,vo mall, o,,o;,,., T,'d,,a r,,,".
w H.rr,son,s rO,,or, un,,,,s,,,so ,,o,,,,.
tv decision that tho of,,,,nrI ,,r r.,,,s,ru-
ton ara tn hO ,,ovarno5 h,, :. Tho t,orsti.
tuition as II Ia In disseminating who arc
I to be registered ns voters. oven II It were
| true that the particular form OF onth
prescribed nv tho registry law was not
authorized when enacted. Seeing how
unteuRblo the Judges position really
is, 1t now claims that his decision was,
not that the Amendment should be dis
regarded, but that "the registrar could not
require Of the applicants for registration
Such an oath as that contained ~ the reg
iSt,utIom act" The order itself will
show what Judge Harrison decided.
cit is ordered that IA pcrcmptorv writ
OF mandamus he awarded. directed to
the members of the Board OF ReEistra-
ton of tho County of Hampshire, com
mundiRg them to cause the sad James d.
4 TmStrOmy to De registered as Uoter,
&C." So far AS that writ had power to
compel, it lett the board powerless to
reject Mr.. Armstrong at all. THO board
knew he was disqualified under the
Constitution, and it is to be presumed
the judy" knew it for it was "a matter
OF notoriety. But he does not order
that AIR. a. should not be excluded for
refusing to take particular kind of
oath, but that he should not DO exclud-
Ell for any reason-not even If tho Con-
stitutiOn excluded him, II that didn't
mean that tho will of that Court was
moro authoritative than the Constitu-
tuition, it meant nothing.
SupposinS Judge Harrison meant
only what his rebel nnolo,ist here
claims, that the particular form of oath
prescribed in the registration law was
not valid, for the reason that tho con-
stitutioual provision which now author
ICES it did not exist when it was enact
ed, then the decision is verv impotent
and iruitleSs affair: for the officers of
registration have the undoubted power
TO examine any applicant under oath
touching any claim of right to vote.
and ask questions in any form they
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-26

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States.
(SCC census TOr 1901
This remedy has been for several wears
used in practice by eminent physicians with
such marked success, that 1t is now, by mr.
gent request, offered TO the public as an in
IIllible remedy tor lung and throat diseases,
Not every one in the advanced stages of con-
sumption can be cured, hut:many have been
Hmd many more are now receiving benefit
known remedies have failed. AS an evil
dence of our sincerity in the above state
mcntS, we WARRANT 1T TO GIVE SATISFAC-
TIOS! Sold Wholesale and Retail by Ed
MUED BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Fell
lows Hail. Wheeling, West Va. aus
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THE johnson organs have raised tho
cry that tho "Rndicals" will not rest
content with tho guarantees of tho
amendments. Try them and see. Ono
thing is certain, If tho terms now held
out are rejected, II will DO IL long time
before tho southern States will have
eHsier ones offered to them. Tho Good
Book is very full on tho dangers of sim
ming till the dny Ofgrnco goes by.
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In tho country west and northwest of
Dayton, Ohio, tho rats are said to be
swarming, and apparently migrating
southwark, an indication of severe
numerous they have not only destroyed
tho corn. sweet potatoes, and tomatoes,
butt ro climbing fruit trees aud destroy
ing the fruit. Under tho floor of one
stable in New Castine, Drake county,
0by - feet, they were found collected
in such quantity that the boys sur
rounded il and killed fiftoon hundred
and five rats.
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ROOTS PEsTACHIEE preserves the life Of the
Hair-chnnges 1t from gray to Its original color
III three weekS-prevents the hair from fall
inH-ls the htSt article for dressing the hair
ever found III the market--wiIl surely remove
dandruffand cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumeCl, CURES badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, ana tell 1t true, when we say 1t Is a
perfect
ReStOrcr and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeSiEchlO Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists
ORilN SKINNER & CO., Sole ProprietOrs,
Springfield, Mass
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THE Committee of Mr.. Johnson's
Cleveland Convention were to hnye
waited on his Imperial Highness yes
terdny aud presented their address. A
fearful time was expected, and Mr.. Job
Irotter had provided whole dressing
case OF pocket handkerchief. We have
no particulars of the flood ut this wrl-
ting.
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The Knabe Piano

E SWell enough known throughout the United
states to stand upon its merits, and il Is nv
necessary TO Pebble them through tho
country or send agents from door to 1iHo r ri0
sling their praise. '' !"
a, The proper way for purchasers to SUNNY
themselves Is to apply to responsible agent
%n I. Iney know that what they buy is Just
a: Another method Of pushing bad work upon
me pubic is to sell through Music Teaches
ailoWing them large commissions for RECON-
nen1lnS their instruments. This mode Of
uIoihg business OF course increases the price. an
the purchaser. ~O''A0 1iOi"
In purchasing from the agent of a first-class
!LLl luiitcLuEer, an instrument can be had nj
the factory pr1ce-nOtwiIhStanding the renre
Sentati0ns Of outside makers that the dealers
ment. iN1 VI ''A AAA''Eu u
Persons in want of firSt-olRss Pianos cannot
expect to buy them at second or third Class
The public are invited to examine the
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ON TucE4Iay, September 25th OF Disease of
the Heart, joan KiHGHORN, aged 50 years.
Tho funeral will takO place from his late
residence on Zane street, between 5th and
9Th, this, Wednesday, afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend
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Then. too. the glorious, gratifying sPecta-
Gle OF hearing him blunder aud StAmmer
through tie solemn ceremony OF taking the
oath 10 preside over what ought to Ee the
most grave and dtsuifti h1,fy in the world
HH> h-r IN REX I'9 nth ths fumes 81 frisprc
iJgs hls sgsS issrITty drunken aud cDl used
Etv. ~ hbk fyngus q fcti o. cItich tho slssH
tr7rf,- ard Ia T5S a sJl~-iGcis % tktIIE The
hr5a4t.ir n part. for : look nj AZ Etincy IT.
4 - '''sts'sy, - sE1eIJtJ, CtTI4'Ecn OAi man.
fszss - fr q f-sE IEsHue hLS tIps: drunk
IN hLs legs drunk hls Sp--ssh drunk ia his
cl='. IEt.aE hts hGtr:. drIiHk uU OrSr
IA ugh AID n-pH yh-iu the place diZnlTied
by >ucn IlArur> A. John Adams. Thomas LEFT
f-r@un ami Jonn e. calhoun. What pity
that >ucn a character should Oe only IA
pl-b-tAn,
TAKE NoTICE-That the author OF the above
uiterAnces Is now seeking with all hts energy
TO obtain an office from johnson.
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THE telegraph this morning is pro-
vokinglv brief in its report of the Pitts
burgh Soldiers Convention. 1t leaves
us right in the middle of motion, and
is very imperfect in what 1t gives us.
Why is not West Virginia down among
the States that responded to the call?
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Hos. DANIEL PoLsEY, of Point PIens.
ant, was nominated for Congress in the
Bird district by the Union Convention
held at Charleston on the 2lst.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRACY, nm
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros.
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re.
lief. Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-.
velOpes. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH.
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pm,
aul6-SmdSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-26

FRUrrs oP "MY Policy. 1.-THE re
beIlion has broken out arresh in Texas
Head the dispatch in our teleRraphI,
report.
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ColEntc's Aromatic Vegetable sonp.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccrInc, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unriv"llcd. Forsale by all druggists.
feb27.lyd&rw
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THE amount of funds in the Treasury
cash vault at the close Of business on
81, SDO, go was In legal tender notes, and
$Sa2, $50 in gold.
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AT the Invitation of the Irish Lea

AT the invitation of the Irish Lea
guers, signed by the O'Donohue and
others, John Bright has consented to
foregoa part ofhis expected and desired
autumn vacation, for the purpose OF
paying a visit to Ireland. His object
in 50 doing is to promote "a more per
feet union between the Liberals of Ire
land" and those of England, with n
view to wiser legislation for Ire
land"
"John Bright. says the Richmond
Why. ais the Charles Sumner OF Eng
land" He is radical, stirring up
strife, melting rnobs, etc, etc. So '.con-
servatism" everywhere tries to silence
free discussion, and TO hold back the
wheels of reform. John Bright, and
other so-called radicals, believe in the
gradual extension OF suffrage TO all
men, AS the wIsest and safest basis of
government.
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Union State Ticket.

For Governor,
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN. of Wood.
Secretary Of the State.
Col. JOHN :. wITCHER, OF Cabell.
Auditor.
JOSEPH NJ. McwHORTER, of Roane.
Treasurer.
MAJOR JACOB H. BREsTOR, Of Taylor.
Attorney General,
Col THAYER MELVIN, of Brooke.
Judge OF Supreme Court OF Appeals
EDWIN MAXWELL, of Doddridge.
For Congress.
Ii DLEtriot-C. d. HUBBARD, of Ohio.
2Id DtSfriet-B. II. KITCHEN, OF Berkeley.
For state senate CPIrSt DIstrIct)
AECHIBALD.w. CAMPBELL, of Ohio.
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Dog Stolen.

STOLEN ON i SATURDAY LAST, A
y Brindle Terrier Dog. Information lead
ing to tue detection OF any person harbour
Ing him, will be literally rewarded.
Sep25-8t" PRYOR, HANDLAN x CO.
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What the Editor of the Rebel Or
gan. and the RePuIed Postmaster,
Thought OF Andy Johnson ON the
18th and 18th of March. 1868.

johnson dunk Is but johnson so6eT IrIIh the
mask or, q: ksTr. b-ZStfI, E5tc-brsi, time
is7-riHT 5-sggIr;; a ors.;Gi, tyrInnicE pinIp o
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a'1asttar austrultrents.

INHE GREAT REPUTATION OF r,,p
cd7,d hn iGIos PIANO has induced makers of in.
meTS That the Planes they sell are nro sIstn
me same MS the RfIGGe, made by worSma
lO Thss y em I1S by them, &C., &c
hractiGed by manufacturers, who cannot ". ny
their Instruments to the trade. md ''t,S SeI
market at any price. iA On The
This mode Of doing business shop,d l..
enough 70 G0nXlnce purchasers at once "r ne
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNARE VI me me
mere fact Of small makers taking fIo,;i, lie
the STANDARD, and working IIIC .I'e ~ i!s
sary. heces-
II is a we'll known fact that all f'rs, .,,,,,u
Piano manufacturers have their eSi niii SLtSS
agencies and dispose of their goods Ib rSn%S
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Signed ANDREW JOHNSON,
President q! the. United Stat
ANDREw JouNSoN JUDGk

Whenever You Ind a man anywhere
prattinS about the Constitution OF the United
STATES. SYro; linn: he's = IrEAitOr."-.A ndrrtf
49, lS..l-
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Gard.

WE RETURN OUR SINCERE THANKS
w TO the Firemen OF the city for the
OF onr H Was p 1@e
vented from tho fire OF Saturday night last.
sep25'lt THOMPSON, DILLON & co.
EROM 10 TO Is THOUSAND LOCUST
J. stakes for Vineyard purposes are wanted.
sep2O-lW" Cor. Main and Quincy SITS.
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Excitement Extraordinary
Officials Removed.
BY TELEGRAPH HEARTS CONTENT,

A VAST NUMBER OF THE LEADING
IA manufacturers having been removed
and their places fllled by leading men OF
hDeTal views, which enables mo TO buy for
cash nom reliable manufactures large and
varied stock of ROOTS AND SHOES, for fall
ana winter wear, NIL of which will sell for
~ per cent less than any other house in this
70 be convinced call and secure bargains Mt
JOHN H. ROBIESONS, 1888 Main street,
'O"' aus t hiTa1es only onYy y e e
MISSES MOI tipped, only.... As
Nc, ,,',.c,L plain, only...... IS
Balmornls, only .,...,,......'.'... n
Childs' Goat heeled, tip sewed shoe, only / %
MSTs SAIpet SnpPers. only................... 90
please call and examine my stock
JOHN II: ROBINSON
sep1 15S Main ST.. Wheeling.
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aElp AavEtttsetlrfnts:

A LINE OF oMN1BUsEs WILL BE
vile Fair on Wednesday and Thursday, the
nth and 2Sth inst, at rs cents per passage
They Win leave the Graut House corner at
s a. M, and returning, leaveN the Fair
GrOundSRt st, ClRirSville at3k p. M, arIlV-
Ing at the Grant House at 8 p. m. Hep2B-3t
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House and Lot For Sale.

HUUOO anu UUI TUT DdIUs
TTHHE WEST HALF OF LOT NO. 8, IN
Henry MOOre's addition to the CITY of
Wheeling, on Zane street, 7th Ward, Ii of
House containing four rooms and cellar.
Possession given about the middle OF DC
to0er. For further particulars, enquire at this
office, Sanl5
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Steamboats,.


FOh CINCINNATI.
The splendid steamer "EDIN-
eNAE+ ABURG," Capt. THOMPSON. viii
1s5zsEaAleave as above on Wednesday, the
26ih inst. 49,
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
ser2i-h BOOTH, BATfELLE& CO., Agts
Regular Packet for Pittsburgh.
- The new and light passenger
stkkAf444 = packet, NEW STATE,h Captain
- Harlan, WILL leave nS above every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
at six O'Clock, n. IN.
Freight received every day ut the Lower
sepS0.tf B6orH, BATrELLE & CO., Agts.
Pittsburgh, wheeling aud Pnrkcrs.
burg.
The steamer "LF1NI LEOTI. /"
e+ke4AsE3awtll leave for ParksISburR and
tjalllPOlis every tuesday, and Fri
DAY night OF each week at 9o'clOck.
and Thursday at 3 n. m
For freight or passage, apply on board or tn
seP20-tt MAIEk & McKIN LEY, Ag'ts
Pittsburgh, wheeling and TDarkcrS.
burg Packets.
The steamer "RAYARD.'' Cant.
Aieo. Moore, will leave for Par
G1s5sEzsz8 kerShurg and GallIpOlis every
Monday and Thursday night OF each week ut
o O'Clock. 80 80
returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednes.
anu Thursday of each week Mt 5 n. m.
For freight or passage, apply on hoard or to
Sep2O-t MAlER q MCKINLEY, ACTS
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ohio County Union Ticket

Gin Dtrsri4-EIIJAH DAY,
CVlfn&V 81 PRIVATE JAS. e. MAXWELL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-17
A Horse Review.

In passing down Baronne street, yester1a. ter
noon, we We're struck with the ludicrous appear.
ance Of FIVE orsix horses standing Oh tte verapdah
on the second story Of DR.. Elliott'5 veterinary
stables, and overlooking hestreet. These animals
seemed az if they had ahearty dinner offhay
and oats, washed down with little pure old
Adams ale, and had come out on the gallery to
enjoy pest prandial snuff Of the cool evening air,
and view their less fortunate brethren as they
rotted past attached to the Jackson street cars or
the fancy buggies Of fast young men. This re-
porter eyed them full ten minutes, they pricked
their and turned their eyes this way and that
with the gravity of Mussulmans as the rattling OF
vehicle and the clatter of hoofs attracted theil
attention.
DR.. Elliott deserves public commentator for
his humanity and good sense in thus providing fol
the comfort and health Of the dumb and patient
animals in his keeping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-17
MORNING, SEPTEMBER il, 1866.


ket, The ground taken by the latter is that when
the occupant refuses to give up stall, when so
ordered, he incur5 fine Of $40 a day. The case
is predicated upon city ordinance and is fixed
for Wednesday.
man whose name is John Moore, was yester-
day reported to have been found dead in Penn's
Press yard, No. O. in the camp of the SD regiment
! Of United States Colored Infantry. The coroner
has not yetreported upon the body
The only arrests made yesterday evening,
at the First District police court, were two
negroes and white man. The two former some
readers will guess for stealing, the latter for
being drunk
The case Of Messrs. James Coffey late chief
clerk in the Office Of Recorder Ahern, and Jules
Fremont, charged, the former as principal, and
tie latter as accessory, With the embezzlement Of
the public funds coIiccedn the Office, was set for
examination on Saturday evening last, hut was
continued at the instance Of Capt Clarke, counsel
for the prisoners, who asked Until Friday next to
examine documents connected with the case.
An imrulent negro, yesterday, riding in one Of
the Danphine street cars, nearly got himself into
trouble by rubbing lis shoes against gentleman S
! pantaloons. Mr., Darky was sitting down with
one leg crossed over the other, and was requested
not to repeat the dirty annoyance; yet he did so.
We would suggest that such an action as this is an
assault ut common Law, and that any one perpe-
traing It j liable to arrest and punishment II
this is 50, one need either submit to it, allow
himself to be provoked into unsee1nly alteration
OF breach Of the peace.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
gotat gntetIt0ente.
Firemen's Excursion.

That gallant fire company, Hope Hook and Lad
der, No. 3, returned to the city last evening, in
high glee, after recreatiye excursion to Mande-
vile. As they passed through the streets, going
back to their house, they marched, with the truck,
carrying torch-lights and following an excellent
band Of music.
The procession, directed by Mr. VIM. Swan, the
efficient foreman Of the company, presented a
very interesting spectacle. In their perambula-
tons they complimented the press with call
and we have to acknowledge the honor Of sere.
made to the CRESCENT, followed by three cheers
and tiger which were gratefully received
and will be kept in remembrance. 9
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On Saturday two deaths of yellow fever were
reported, and yesterday two more.

CHANGES IN THE CTTY.-Having counted the
list Of arrivals at the hotels until they have
mounted up from thirty to two OF three times
that number daily; having watched rather
nervously the cholera until the crisis has pass
ed; and having at length reached the conclusion
that the mercury of the thermometer has at
tanned its highest point and must hence
FORTH like everything else, decline; having
patiently done all Of this, and a good deal
more, we shall soon expect to see the business
season commence in good earnest.
But those Of our inhabitants who have been
away all summer will witness some changes,
and in some cases. some improvements.
There is certainly larger amount of build
ing than this city has witnessed for many
years-we We're going to say, than in any past
year of its history, though about this our best
informed architects disagree, some contending
that there is less others that there is
more. We are, however, authorized to
state that there are more than hundred
houses OF one kind and another which
are now in the process of erection, and we
only regret, for the convenience OF troubled
tenants, that the number is not twiceas great.
The city, indeed, presents some such a spec
tacle as Virgil makes Eneas to witness on
setting foot in the new Carthage. On the
leyee there are the wharfs which are being con
structed, and not far off some six or eight new
buildings upon the batture property we
noticed some ten or twelve upon Magazine
in recent ride and the business season will
open with many additions to the stores of
Canal street Plans too are being submitted
for the Odd Fellows Hall, the German theater
will soon be completed, and as for the city rail
roads so many are being and about to be built,
that the returning absentee will be for some
time puzzled to learn and remember their
directions. All of these improvements may
be more apparent than real as some of our
unconshucted friends contend, but at first
blush it really appears that the business world
is preparing, as Mr. NIacawber would say, for
rush 'of no common magnitude" Mean
while there are some little Inconvenience
about this state of preparation which require
some patience to endure. You stumble at
night over so many blocks Of stone and build
ing material that it is rather hard to keep
from laying the matter to heart; and it is q
source Of self-congratulation, after passing all
day under builders scaftolds, that you escape
without brick i'll your hat or being over
whelmed with mortar. 1t is almost impos.
sible to entirely escape, and your clothes have
been used SO often as canvas by the painters
brush, that you cease to grieye for your loss
or make it worse by pouring oil upon the
spots. But the note Of preparation we may
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NUMBER 20.

up ats P. N. The French steamship Sonora, from
Vera Cruz passed up at T. II TIE #
St. Louis went to sea at 500 P. N. The schooner
Henry Travers, with cargo Of fruit, from Ruatan,
is at anchor outside the bar. The weather is clear
and warm. The tide is very good. Wind, west
northwest-Hght
SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. l6.-The steamship
George Washington crossed the bar at / a. NJ.
The steamship Evening Star went to sea at AM,
the Star Of the Union at $50 a. NJ the I. c. Harris
at a. NJ, and the Reindeer at 7:3O A. N. The
schooner Kate Brigham and bark Toscana went
up in tow at Am.
FfcEsBrEG, Sept l6.-Passed down, Nicholas
Longworth at 2 p. N. River stationary.
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.7ELBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
-44
Rumored Financial Difficulties Between
Austria and Italy.
AUSTRIA SAID 70 BE ABOUT TO REOPEN THE WAR.
--+4---
AUSTRIA SAID TO BEABoUT TO REOPEN THE WAR.
turkish and cretan DitaouIties increasing
NAPOLEON ABOUT TO ISSUE ApsclFlc CIRCULAR
Complimentary Acknowiedgmsnts to U.
S. Citizens from Bismarck.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15.--Tbe cotton market is IN,
changed. The sales to-day comprised 1900 bales
middng upands at l3d.
The breadstufs market is firm, mixed western
corn 27s. sod.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Consols have declined /.
They are quoted at S94, United States 5-2O's, 724
Rumors prevail of q difficulty between Italy and
Austria on the subject Of the debt Of yenetia.
The Porte has refused to conciliate matters will
the Cretans. The troubles on the eastern coas
Of the Mediterranean are on the increase.
ST. PETERSBURG September l5-The Ameri
can squadron left the Russian waters to-day
The Moscow Gazette extols the alliance between
Russia and the United States.
BERLIN, September l5.-Count Bismarck ha
sent letter to the United States minister il
which he acknowledges the kindness of tlt
American citizens who furnished fifty tons of ict
to the wounded hospitals.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-It is expected the circula
which Napoleon is about to issue to the powers Q
Europe will be Of an eminenty pacific tone.