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Oscar Gran,,

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XANDER MoAUtEY',

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WIN. j. BRoMwE1L. J.. PARRAN CRANE.
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Goblin. 4diIter Der YIanicre BaAt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07

Xkn9uW XStnFe:@,
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rtintn Ddnt fur pae nttr Sti Ser etfbcnltt 9erttautni urn
brht iG, eah reHeIte 81 ferntr aIf bic Iirna Sfbtl urb
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Garl &tsuh RubIe.
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Ttues buttons .GeInaft
unb
aasnimr fir nsn Berfauf BON @ruuosiaen,bum,
Gdt Der stem unb Ratn-GtfaSt,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT-FLAG
BkOOKLYN -

communication has been received at the
Navy Department from Acting Rear Admiral
Godon, commanding the South Atlantic souad
ron, announcing the arrival OF the fiag.ship
Brooklyn at the harbor Of Bahia The only
noteworthy incident of long passage under
sail was the falling in with the masts and spars
OF a large ship, about two hundred and fiftv
nils to the southwark, which vessel had eyi.
IDENTIFY been burned not far from the place
where the wreck was discovered. On reach
lnE Lahia, the Nipsic, Lieut.. Com. Blake was
found awaiting the arrival OF the BROOKLYN
Lieut. Com. Blake had properly carried ont
the Departments instructions TO salute the
Brazilian flag
The incidental circumstances attendant on
the arrival of the Brooklyn were Of the most
pleasant character. The Acting Rear Admiral
states that he would probably send the Nipsic
TO Pernambuco on the list Of September and
would himself sail for Rio on the Attn or 9Th
Before he left Rio Gen. Webb mad arrived. and
a change Of ministry had taken place The
present incumbents were pledged to a more
active prosecution of the war.
On the 2lst Of July instructions were sent to
Commander Crosby, of the Shamokin, Is hold
himself in readiness to proceed to Corneptes.
IN case it should be necessary for him to 20 10
Paraguay under a contingency mentioned in
former department letter. 3D. q .... n =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
TBy the Atlantic Gable,

by INC hudutlC CaOle'l
LONDON, sept pa telegram from Bombay
announces that the firm of Roychoud & Co, in
that city, has failed. Their liabilities are said
to be very great The ship CouQueror from
Bordeaux for Philadelphia, arrived at ueens.
town In a damaged condIt having been In
collision. The bark Rising Dawn from Wig
tut, Greenland, for Boston, has been lost off the
coast of Greenland.
PARIS. Sept 20.-The finance committee sent
here from Mexico TO negouste for a loan are
disheartened. and have announced the mpire
of Mexico without funds.
BERLrr Sept. 19.-The abdication of Ludwig
ii, King OF Bavaria, is now regarded as certa N.
BERLIN, Sept 20-Count Bismarck has been
taken very i'll. though not so much 50 as to
excite serious apprehensIons.
The King of Prussia has written an address
to the people, thanking them for their part
borne in the war, and congratulating them ON
victory and peace.
FLORENCE, Sept 19.-The works in conuec.
ton with the Italian navy at Spezzia,are being
pushed forward with rapidity
FLORENCE, Sept pa very serious outbreak
of brigands occurred near Palermo The tsle.
graph wires have been cut in all directions,
but as the national troops hold all the principal
places, II is thought the rebellion viii be of
short duration
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON, Sept. 20-The money market is
quiet. Consols SIX The following are the
opening prices of American securities ERE
AK, Illinois sSX, IT, 5. five-twenties Tx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
Affairs Georyefown.

TIE CANAL.-The laboring gangs are al work
again to-day discharging the carsoes OF laats
arrived from Cumberland with coal for the
various wbaryes and docks OF the coal COM
panies. Arriyed-The Sarah Ann. with bark
10 Cox; and twenty two boats with coaI-To
Central Co, e6i-5 tons; q. Il. Plant, 22i 10 tons.
Borden Co, 6a5I tons; Hampshire and Balu-
more Co, i32.li tons; American Co. 2l6 Il
tons. DepaIted-Capt. ]. Short. with lime ana
csmeht, TO Lit Lock No u; Industry, with
SALT 10 Hancock: Cruncher, with fertilizers. TO
Lift Lock No. II; and twelve boats light
NEW DEPOSITORY DEsIGNATED-Ihe Ma
t,onal Bank OF Commerce, Georgetown, ID q,
mas oeeh uesignat 10y the Jn.ted SITES
Treasurer as depository of pu bllc luonevs
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET The heavy
showers to-day have suspended out.door
transactions. No receipts OF hour or grain re-
pOr'ed. The demand Tor flour and wheat con
tinues to be lively, especially to supply the
local trade and mills. The price lists REMAIN
as last quoted in the Star.
Port OF S.-Entered-Steamers
Express, Ryther, master, from Baltimore: It
+. Chill, Norris, ma tel, from do, with mer-
cbandlse; schr. Lookout, Lewis, master from
Swan Point Cleared-Steamer EXPRESS Rv
ther, master, for Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

MExICo.-lt is understood that the Liberals
are now planning campaign against the City
OF Mexico itself, and the chances of Maxi
milians escape with his army and trains are
being seriously discussed at Vera Cruz. A
correspondent writing from that city states thar
the Emperor is now repairing and strengthen
ing the road leading 10 the coast, as if pre.
medItating retreat Meanwhile the Liberals
are steadily closing in around the .sInvaders
Durango has been abandoned by the latter and
!usrez by this time has located his head.
quarters az Monterey. where thirty We pieces
OF artillery Were abandoned by the retiring
French troops. The Liberal army is being re-
organized and rapidly increased in number
ana general advance will take place, it is
said, during the latter part OF this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

- We have the gratifying intelligence from
Jaran, by telegraph rta San Francisco, that
rice has fallen "two DOCS per picul," II any-
body knows what that means.
SBntler, burnside, Bolts, and Brownlow
are the busy BIS who proposed to improve the
shining hours a., tie Radical hive this fall
~Every removed Postmaster wants TO 20
10 Congress. Revenge Il swee
"The Troy Press SAYS that ThurIoy Wsed
has Knocked Mr.. Greeiey's hat so far over hi a
eyes that only the PHILOSOPHERS boots are visi-
bic.
1The Raleigh Progress has begun publish
ing the initials of the young men who misbe-
have IN the Raleigh churches.
~Capt. Z ferguson, member Of the Cana
dian Parliament, n TO be court martIaled for
cowardice before the fenian army.
H-Sections of Texas are overrun with cattle
belonging 70 any one who can catch and brand
them.
RrIt lie reported in Providence, Il. l., that
Ihe wife OF a Distinguished United States Sem
ator is about 20 apply for a divorce.
1The PrussIans lot in the war 2i73 killed,
5.3iI severely wounded, 1855 slightly wound
ed. and 2.559 missing, making total of 10, 259.
"Ibe total value Of the prizes TO be given
81 the for booming Paris exposition is $4,000
IN gold
~ Blessed is the man who hath no brains.
but brass in abundance, for be shall be the la
dies' favorite.
%Minnesots raises 100000 bushels OF
wheat ibis crop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS.
THE STEAMER wIUoesxI

despatch 10 the Navy Department from
Commander j. II. Cooper, commanding the U.
=. Steamer Winooski, announces the arrival OF
his at vessel Key West, on the 10th ms having
tow in the steamer Gen Meade, ofand from New
York 10 New Orleans. The latter vessel was
discovered in distress IN the morning of the
9Th inst. anchored about ter miles northeast of
SanbreTo light, east coast of Florida, her en-
gines having being disabled. Her position
being dangerous, and there being several lady
passengers on board, Commander Cooper
kindly rendered his assistance in towing the
vessel 10 port at which her damages could
be repaired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Kansas Politics..

TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept 20--The National
Union State Convention met here to -dav, and
nominated the following tickets: For Cover.
nor-J. l.. Mcdowell, OF Leavenworth. Fer
Lieutenact. Recommendations James r. Nc.
Clunp, Of Davis county. For Secretary OF
State-Colonel McQuigg. For Auditor-N. s.
Case For Treasurer-Colonel Walker. For
Attorney -General-Ross Burns. For Super.
'ntendent of Public lnstru ction-Jos. H. bond.
For Chief Justice-Neison Cobb. For Con-
gress-General l. W. Blair, of Fort Scott.
All the nominees except Gass and Cobb, are
republicans. Iu r. '' ''71 =
The Convention passed resolutions that the
real interests of the United States and OF this
State require that none but loyal meE should
hold places OF trust and power In the Govern.
ment, and therefore the Federal ofncials Of this
State who Islander the Standardization and
abuse the Government should be removed and
their places filled BY loyal men.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE SHUTZENFEST-A Dull Ddp Of fse ParE -
To- day, at the Park, everything appears yery
dull in consequence of the driving rain. Those
present, however, manage 10 enjoy Themselves
The band of the 5th cavalry is present a :
usual, making fine concert music, while an the
pavlllons and IN the BANG net halls small ain.
erInGs of the Shutters are engaged in singing
telling stories of the Faderland, and ouaffine
ShutZen wine and lager
The judges made their decision in relation tn
the prizes which Will be awarded this after
TO Mr.. Klein. OF New York: 2d. Gold watch
and chain, valued at S225, to Mr.. Hesse. of
Baltimore; Sd. China dinner set, (og pieces. ! 40
Mr.; kosch, of Washington; 9TH. China tea SET
TO MIR. kessell of Washington; 5th. Marble
slab table and four chairs, to Louis Beyer of
Washington; 9Th. One dozen knives and forks
and dozen each OF silver table aud tea spoons
to MT Longheim, of Philadelphia; 9TH. Writ
ing desks TO Adolph Eichstadt: eth Gold
headed cane, TO Mr.. knusi, of Washington:
9Th. Silver castor and glasses, to Mr. Hugle. OF
Washington 10th. Meerschaum~ pipe, silver
mounted. presented By Mr.. j. p. %eIeman' N
Mr.. Fendner, of Washington; nth. TOILET ser
(china,) eight pieces, presented by Botsler &
Co, TO +. Wassman; 18TH. Case of Johannes
berger, presented by Rullman. to FRED. Bel
Der. of Washington; 18th. Meerschaum pipe.
presented. by. MIR. III. Seitz, to Mr. Muth. OF
Baltimore lith. Case OF Mumm Verzenay. pre.
scented by Esberg & Witzleben, TO Mr.. KiiiIan.
of Washington; 18th. Silver coffee urn 10 Mr.
By GSi ,9h sanr opsLs
l7th. Silver water pitcher, TO Mr.. B Henze. OF
Washington; 18th. Fine Silver watch. to Mr.
Heunsch- OF Washington. 18th. Silver watch
10 Mr.. Kasche,. Of Washington; 10th Silver
butter service, TO Mr.. Knapp, of Baltimore:
DIST. Silver butter service, to Mr.. Rudhardt, of
Washington; 22d. Silver molasses pitcher. TO
Mr.. Tutle, OF Washington; I'D. Silver salt and
pepper dishes. to A. Esenbeiss, Of Washington.
2ith. Toilet set, to Mr.. kahler. of Washington
For free hand shooting without restl the
first prize, a live deer, was awarded to Mr.
Longhein, OF Philadelphia the second mas
sive silver ladle, TO Mr.. Klein, of New York;
and the third, a silver watch, to Mr.. Kuessi,
OF Washington.
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TINE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.
Arrest of the Supposed Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2i-The Breaing TEL
egroph, IN an extra, announces the arrest of
Gotieib Miller, the supposed murderer of Mrs
Miller. who was so brutality murdered on
Tuesday morning. He was arrested at *
O'Clock this morn ne, in The northwestern part
OF the city, by citizen. On searching him a
long spd sharp knife was found IN has POCKET
AT the central stdtion he was made to change
his clothes, and was then given private ex-
animation hX the detectives
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The Bank OF Upper Canada

Toronto, Sept, 2l.-It is announced thar the
Bank of. British North America will pro.est
letters of credit from English bankers on the
Bank of Upper CanadF:
The circe ors Of the Bank Of Upper Canada.
have MOI decided what course to pursue. hut
II is thought the insntnt on will be wound nm
by the assigness.
The bills OF the suspended bank are selling
al thirty 70 forty per cent discount
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1The New York Tribune philanthropist
who boasted of having fondled the s.poor boy''
Greene, the Maiden murderer and Probst, the
murderer Of the Deering 1lmily has hurried
of in hot ha~te to perform similar ONCE for
the murderer of Mrs. Miller in PHILADELPHIA.
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TIE OPERA THIS EyFNING-The snarLu,.
and pretty comic opera of the Brothers Ricci.
entitled ''Crispino," will be given by the q hIo.
III and Susini Company at Walls Opera House
his evening. 1t has never before been prs.
scented in this city, but is said to abound in mn
ical gems and piquant dances. The President
and family are expected to be present; also.
Lieutenant General Grant and Secretary
WeIIes.
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Movement, of the Sou,nrr..r

ERIE, Pa, Sept 2O.-A part of the Southern
Loyalst party arrived here this morning and
addressed "A large meeting
Governor Brownlow was very i'll, and fuIsd
In an attempt 10 speak at the depot He was
so n.ak as TO require assistance 30 stand and
pissed directly on 10 Cleaveland
CLEAvELAND, Ohio. Sept. 2O-S =. M-The
tram srriyed here this evening in a pelting
rain. The party were met by an Immense
crowd, and escorted TO the hotel by a grand
torch light procession. A meeting is arranged
for to- morrow.
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FROM CANADA.
The New Currency Arrangemeut-AIter
ton OF Small Arms

OTTAWA, Sept. 2o.-Further trials Of the
Peabody rifles have resulted satisfactorily,
ana large order has been given by the dow
ernment
IL is understood the Government accepts the
cner of United States company TO send ms
chinery and men to coavert the Enfield rifles
INTO bres CHI load ers
ToEONTo, Sept. 20-The new currency ar
rangemen's go into effecI on the 10Th instant.
PENDING the completion of the provisiona al
notes now beirg executed. the Noes OF the
Bank of Montreal will he used a legal tenders
being stamped with the words. provisional
Note, legal. tender for the Recei yer General