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FoRE1aN NEWS.

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Another European War Threatened.
NEW YoRR, Sept. 1.-THE following
are the Tribune's specials referred to
last night: fi
vienna, Sept. IS.-We are on the
verge of another war, which threatens
to equal in extent that just ended.
Austria shows bad faith in negotiating
with Italy, and has made unreasonable
demands TO which Italy will not sub
NIT. Austria has oVercharged the debt
of Venetia, and withholds Venetia pro-
perty which she was bound to transfer.
BERLIN, Sept. 14.-Prussia has en-
phaticalIy notified Austria that she will
not suffer Italy, her ally, to.be insulted
and defrauded, and that IL Austria per-
sists in her present course war must
follow.
PRAaUB Sept. 1.-THE homewnrd
march OF Rrussian troops have been
peremptorily arrested and the demobi-
lfzation Of the entire army stopped.
DRESDEN, Sept 14.-Everyt thing looks
like war. There is no reply from Ans
tria TO the notification Of Prussia. It is
now but question of hours whether
the troops be not again put In motion
for Vienna.
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New YoriL NTarHe1-

y ~" AOkLks sept. IL.
Cotton steady at S31S936c for middling mn
lands. Flour more active and l0920c better.
chiefly upon medium grades; 81 2O@lO Is for
extra State; 50 50f9ll IS for extra round hoop
Ohio and Sll 409l3 IS for trade brands closing
quiet. Whlsky more active at q 1892 SIC in
pond and 81 % for duty paid Receipts OF
Wheat ,2OS bushels; 293c better; sales 81 900
bushels at 81 20 for mixed MlWaukee; So O5
Tor new white western. Rye In fair request
az S599Oe for inferior to good western. Re
celpts OF Corn 90. 5i6 bushels; l92c better and
more active and in good demand, chiefly spec
ulattvei sales 10000 bushels at $50 for Inferior
S51S9SSc for shipping mixed western afioaL
including high mixed nearly yellow; s5ISc for
prime shipping In store; S59S5ISc for yellow
western; $4,000 for white western. Oats
opened dull and closed rather more s. eaiv at
4l@ 4Sc for Chicago and 4895Oc for Milwaukee,.
petroleum quiet at IKE for crude and sc for
renned IN bond. Pork opened hrmer but
closed heavy; $50 29S3 81 for new mess closin z
at SSS 80 regular; S3l@3l . for old do and
$50 for prime; also 1870 bbIs new mess for SEN
Iember and all the year, buyers option, at
S33 S09S3 81. Beef steady at Sl4Cal9 for new
plain mess and Sl992S for new extra mess
Beef hams nominal. Bacon quiet but steady
Cut meats unchanged; l41zgl5]{c FOR shout
deTs and lS@2OC for hams. Lard dun and
lower, at I79l91Sc. Butter dull at 22@82c for
Ohio and 3S9jOc IoE State. Cheese heavy at
lO9l7Sc.
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WAR nEPARTMENr
SURGEON GENERALS OFFCE,
WASHIH0TON, d, e., Aug. 10, 1906,

ADYERTISElIEHT. 1fus
A N ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO
IA consist OF Brevet Colonel ]. b. Brown,
Surgeon, u. 8. A., President, Brevet Lieuten-
ant Colonel H. r. Writ, Surgeon, U. 8. Al.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Hager
Surgeon, u. s. n, and Brevet Major Warren
Webster, Assistant surgeon, u. =. A., Recor-
der, will meet In New York City on the 10Th
Of September, next, for the examination of
candidates for admission into the Medical
STAFF Of the u. 8. Army.
Applicants must he over 81 years OF age
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed 10 the
Surgeon General, u. 8. A., and must state the
tuil name, residence, and date and place of
birth of the candidate. Testimonials as to
character and qualifications must be furnisll-
ed. II the applicant has been In the Medical
Service OF the Amy during the war, the fact
shonld be slated, together with his former
rank, and time and place ofserVice, and tes-
timonials from the otdceUs with whom he has
served should also be forwarded.
NO allowance Is made for the expenses OF
persons undergoing the examination, as Il IS
an indispensable prerequisite to appoint-
ment.
There are at present sixty vacancies in the
Medical Stan, forty six OF which are original,
being created by the Act OF Congress, ap-
JOS. X. BARNES,
aul3-eoi2ru Surgeon General. u. 3. A .
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PIltsburgll on market.

PITTsBUR0H, Sept. Ia.
Saturday was, as Is frequently the case, a
dull day in the oil trade and prices had o
DOWNWARD tendency, good grRYitieS being
purchased at l5c, packages returned, and
very light Tuere was no report from on
City; regarding the price of oil, that we could
hear Of. The river at this point 3 falling
slowly with twenty.hve inches water i'm tine
channel. Refined in bond met with some
inquiry, but refinerB and buyers could not
agree regarding terms, and transactions were
prevented IN consequence. The nominal
quotations were 1<g3o on spot, and 459l51S
for Immediate Philadelphia delivery. For
october, November and December buyers
were 50 scarce and bids so low that no note
was taken of them. Free oil had no demand
beyond that required by the retail trade, ana
UNI are quiet.
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New York or ( MOVIE.

NEW YORK, Sept. little Herald's
city of Mexico correspondence of Aug,
18th says I'll
Macmillan is taking the Conserva-
tives to whom he gave the cold shoulder
in the early days of his Mexican occn.
patton into his confidence.
business was at a, stand still, owing
to the impassibility of the roads.
It IS rumored that Marshall Bazaine
ie to leave Mexico in October, and that
Maximiliap will accompany him.
The Kingston, Jamaica Invoice, in a
'reyiewgof the situation of affairs on the
Island says:
at present public matters are carried
along like waifs by tho torrent, and the
community live under cloud, scarcely
daring to look the future in the face
We have had some heavy failures
throwing confusion and embarrass-
ment in the commercial circles through
the country. Altogether things have
indeed come to a crisis, and we EN-.
phatically exclaim to the mother coun.
try upon whose promised aid. we RELY
for salvation from our present difficult.
ties, social political, agricultural and
commercial, dis dat qlti cito dat.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe CORES
p0ndent says: ~ s5i5et
Mr.. Chandler, the q. s. District at.
torney for Fortress Monroe, and the
prosecutor of JEFF. Davis in his coming
trial, will soon commence arranging
his programme and the trial onlbehaii
Of the Government. The health of the
prisoner Is improving, and he is; said tc
desire no executive clemency beyond Z
fair and impartial trial.
A collision occurred yesterday morn.
ing near the DesbrosseS street ferry be,
| tween the ferry boat D. 8. Gregory, and
the steamer George Washington. Mrs
Hans, residing in Hudson street, jersey
city, had a foot crushed and otherwise
injured; Ann Craven, residing a
Bayoune, leg fractured; Mis-. Frazier
and daughter, bruised about the limbs
They, reside in Jersey city.
John o. Braine, the rebel naval Lieu
tenant who headed the party tina
seized the steamer Chesapeake in De
eember, 1868, while going from PortIanC
| to this city, has been arrested on
1 charge of the murder committed a
that lime in killing the engineer. From
documents found in the prisoners DOS
| session. It appearsthat he Joined an or
/ ganization of a secret character in New
Orleans last month. The Organization
Is called the Knights of Arabia.
The Herald's New Orleans specia
says: Meetings are being held all owe
Mississippi and Louisiana in supper
of the Philadelphia platform. A yer,
large onega at Iuka, last week, adopted
the resolutions of the johnson Con
Vention entires SRI TF4effl
There Is great activity among the BE
mans here, and several companies ar
being equipped for some service, proba
bly, with the intention OF again invad
ing Canada.
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New York, Sept. I7.-The steamer
Palmyra, from Liverpool, 4th, and
Queenstown 9th, brings the following
items of news: @
TheD ally Telegraph says the last adj
vices from Canada are the reverse OF
discouraging, and that the object ofthe
home government in dispatching a
small reinforcement is to meet the adj
mirable spirit of the Colonists, with a
corresponding promptitude and energy
and to render the defence of the whole
frontier, ashore and afloat, thoroughly
effective. @
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New York money ana STOCK Market.

EAW AOfSAs sept. 4Is
Money continues easy at 4@5 per cent for
l071<.
Gold more active aud flrmer; opening at
Government Stocks-U. g. $40 coupons
lll34; u s. Gs, SD coupons, 1856, 1881.
state Stocks-Tennessee IS, new, TX! Mis-
Stocks Irregular; Ohio a Mississippi certifi-
Gates 2g1s; Western Union Telegraph 5T58;
western Union Telegraph. Rus. Elk, lOj;
S291<; New York Central 1913; Erie tx; Read
ing llS1l; Michigan Central llSJA; Michigan
Southern q Northern Indiana 81; Illinois
Central l2l1s; Cleveland & Pittsburgh Sf54.
Gold closed at 1851 at the O'Clock open
board. The following were the principal
sales: Western Union Telegraph 5iIS; New
York Central i0I1l: Michigan Southern and
Northern Ind; SI5SS; Reading ll51z; Michigan
Central 1875; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Sl5S:
Cleveland and Toledo l5I5%; @. h I. & P. 1857;
PtttsburVh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 1855:
Michigan Central, LIST preferred 40I<{.
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TT,e I5IIITo.leIniIfn ON lInrIIef.

PhiIadelnhin Board. Scarcely q mention IS
made OF any Of the nurhberiess Companies
which were once 50 lively In that MARKET
OF OIL every lay. IS low down In the figures
and Ma lie Shade, with her once famous Co
DllzelI occasionally receives quotation at a
fraction. Here we have hecOiumbla which
still maintains her supremacy ~ the success
full company In the country. Although COM
parntiveiy low in price, there IS no signs Of
"ppmplng out, = and the stock Is stln in brisk
demand = PHGsb,ugh Ci11,i1aerefnI
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WAsHNGToN, Sept. IA private
telegram from Raleigh, dated Today,
says the special military commission
commenced here by order of the Presi-
dent for the trial of civilian agents of
the Freedmen's Bureau against whom
charges were brought by Gems. Steed-
man and Fullerton, to-day concluded
tain of volunteers, charged with cult
waiting plantation while tcting as an
agent of the Bureau, and with compiled
city in the shooting of negro. The
other cases Will be taken up in a few
days, .8
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: lsptEIt Of me stooh lLarEes.
VTvv Yopw Giant II

The Posts money article says:
The loan market IS easy at per cent, with
less activity In the demand for accumulation.
Stocks are dull and irregular. Governments
are quiet. Railroad shares are arm. After
the board New York Central was l061s; Erie
741<; Hudson River 12lI6; Michigan Central
HSz; Illinois Central l2ls<.
The Commercials money article says:
There Is very little movement In money
matters this morning. The market has a
steady appearance, and the rates for tempo
Eary accumulation still rule at 495 per cent.
Foreign exchange is quiet to-day, and no
our knowledge; the rates are nom lnally about
Lne same as on Saturday. 1.-THE stock board
there was moderate business and the gem
eral tone OF the market was firmer. Govern
menus hoWeYer, were weak and Z(9H per
cent lower prices were accepted.
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BUFFALO, Sept. I7.-The report pub
lished in Canadians journals that the
Elevator proprietors of this city had
subscribed 500, 600 to the Fenian fund
is authoritatively denied by the eleva-
tor men. Nobody here ever believed
the statement, but 1t appears to have
gained some crcdence elsewhere.
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NEW YORR, Sept. l7.--Mr. Isha Cra-
van, Wall street banker, was knocked
down this morning ON that street. bv a
ruftian, who attempted to wrest from
him tin box containing cash and Sc
curities to a large amount. Mr.. c.,
however, held fast to to the box, when
some one came up to ascertain the
cause of the difficulty, and the rufaan
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SAN Francisco, Sept. 16.--Aaj. Gen.
Halleck was elected President of the
newly organized association of Mexican
war veterans, on Friday last. He ac-
copied the profered honor, but declined
making speech, humorously saving
that the rule of the United States milf
tary service required the dismissal of
any officer who should make a speech
exceeding three lines.
Captain Michaelas, charged with mall
treating the crew OF the ship Reunion,
was acquitted yerterdav. Judge Hoff-
man, before whom the case was tried,
regarded the evidence as too conflicting
to warrant conviction.
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BY TeIegraph.
OSWegO Market.
oswEGo, Sept. II.

OsWEeo. Sept. II.
Flour steady at 81 for No. spring; Sl2 50
for red winter, and SIS for Xxx. W heat scarce;
the late arrivals are on mtLiera' account
Corn scarce and quiet; No. Illinois held at
zee. Barley duh and no sales. Canal freiglitg
steady 6Our g, wheat IL, corn e33<z, barley
I'VE Nd to New York.
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BY TEE CABLE.
Advioos to the 18th Of September.

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vienna, Sept. 16.-Baron werthel
has arrived from Berlin and reassumed
the duties Of Prussian Ambassador al
the Court OF Vienna.
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-It is announced
that Prussia will not allow the King OF
Saxony to take part in reformation Of
the North German Confederation.
LONDON, Sept, 16.-The United States
steam frigate Colorado, bearing the flag
of Admiral Goldsborough, the United
States steam sloop of war Swatara, and
the United States gunboat Frolic, ten.
der to Admiral Goldsborough's squad.
ron, have arrived at Southampton.
Preparations are making TO hold a
grand reform demonstration in Lon.
don.
FLORENCE, ITALY, Sept. I5.-Adyices
received here from Prussia say that q
difficulty in the way Of the signature
Of treaty of peace between Austria
and Italy has been raised by Austria in
relation to the debt of Venetia. The
position taken by Austria places the
execution Of the treaty OF peace signed
at Prague in great doubt. lfS
The Vienna Conference has been ad.
journed for a few days.
Count Wimphen will be the Austrian
minister to Italy upon the conclusion O.
peace. I
HAMBURG-M Monday noon, Sept. H.
At meeting of the inhabitants o
North Schleswig, held in the vicinity O
Flensburg, q resolution'w adopted II
favor of the incorporation Of the entir,
Duchy with Prussia.
ooNsrANTfNoPLE, SUNDAY, Sept. 49,
Reinforeements of Turkish troops hav,
been semitic the Island OF Gambia, wher,
the insurrection still presents a bolt
front.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 17-noon.-A
steamer from Rio de Janerio brings tn,
important information that the troops
of the allies have been badly defeated
by the Paraguayans.
LIyRKPooL, Sept. H. Cotton active
and prices have advanced I'd PEE
pound; sales, to-day of 10000 bales
middling uplands quoted at lSMd
Breadstufs flat, and prices have a de
clining tendency. ~
LONDON, Sept. NC onsols are quoted
at s9X for money. United States Sc
curities, 5-20s 629<; Erie 46; Illinois
Central 1877
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BaIfi1nofo lIarIEef.
BAnT1lIohE, Sept. II.

3A44ilNUE-ElIl5a n,
Flour inactive, choice grades steady,
Wheat duh, red g 65G2 50. Corn Inactive
yellow Sc Oats quiet Provisions Steady.
Mess Pork S3l IS. SugaB dull with q down
ward tendency. Codee flTm. WhiBlCy firm,
western g IS; bonded e 50.
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TRENTON, MI, Sept. 17.-The Leg
islature met tonight and and adjourn
ed without action on the Senatorial
question. 1t meets again tomorrow
when joint meeting will be held and
q Senator elected
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FOR CINCINNATI.

- The splendid steamer POTOMAC
1elle8t HAVING been repainted and repair,
itS=Aed, will resume her regular trips
to Wheeling, leaving here on Tuesday, the
18th inst, at s O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
aept44t BOOTH, BATfELLE& CO., AEt1s
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-The cholera
still continues to rage on plantations in
the Interior
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Secretary seWard stIIl in q Critical
condition,
NVAsHTNaToN, D. q, Sept. H. Secre-
tary still lies in a critical condition, al
thou b the symp tohns this morning APP
pear 10 be favorable. r5 7eii =
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE Democrats
LeavenWOrth special says after the adj
journment of the Platte County Radi-
cal Convention at Platte City, No., on
Saturday, a Union soldier named
Donnegan made a noise on the street
and hourished pistol about. Sheriff
Ogden took his pistol away and told
him to keep quiet, which he did, and
went away. A short time afterwards
no returned with rebel named
Callahan. The City Marshal, with a
posse often men demanded the surren-
der of Domigan, when scuffle ensued,
and pistols were freely used, resulting
in the death of three or four and the
wounding of eight or ten more. A num-
Der of delegates who had started home
heard the firing and returned to town,
and were fired on by the Callahan party
and several OF their horses killed under
them. Callahan fired twice at one dele
gate, who was lying under his wounded
horse, and was fired at in return and
killed.
The latest accounts says that several
hundreds OF armed rebels hold Platte
City, having driven the Union men out
out OF town, and swear they shall not
return. Great excitement exists. Gov.
Fletcher has been applied to for force
to put down the mob. All accounts
agree that Donnegan was unarmed
when Galatians party attacked him.
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NV YoRK, Sept. I7.-Four cases OF
eholera were reported in this city yes
terday and one ease was nnof hciRlly re-
ported In brooklyn
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or Orizaba. from Columbia river,
brings S2Ts, 500 in treasure.
The Oregon Legislature organized on
the 10th inst. T. r. CaFndins was elect
ed President OF the Senate, and r. A.
Chenoweth, Speaker of the House.
Many emigrants are disguised with
the mining prospects in Montana, and
are returnihgto Portland, oregon.
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TOLEDO, Sept. IL.
Flour quite firm. Wheat 294o better for
winter and &c better for spring; white RIichi-
gan Sc 81; amber 81 81 Corn 11zc better; 6Ita
6i15c for No. mixed. Oats steady.
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Plastic Slate Roofing

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nEexienn Amhira..

New YoRK, Sept. l7.-Private adj
vices from Mexico state that San Luis
Potosi was being evacuated by the Im-
perialists. The Liberals were fast arna-
ing new troops, and regular shipments
of arms, clothing, &C., were being re-
ceiyed. Americans were constantly ar
irving and swelling the ranks Of the
Liberal army. Every effort was being
made, and with much success, TO
promptly pay for the shipments in coin
or merchandise. Large orders had
been forwarded TO the agents of the Re
public in the United States, mostly for
heavy. artillery and ammunition, for
both the gulf and pacific coasts. The
Liberals Will Immediately fortifY al l
important sea ports.
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The latest News.
by TBLnGRAPH.

NJ. the Union Line.
ofiee. corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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HAMBURaTMo Monday noon, Sept. H.
At meeting of the inhabitants of
North schleswig, held in the vicinity of
Flensburg, q resolution was adopted in
favor of the incorporation OF the entire
Duchy with Prussia.
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ooNsrA NTfNoPLB, SUNDAY, Sept. 49,
Reinforeements of Turkish troops have
been semitic the Island OF Gambia, where
the insurrection still presents bold
front.
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country another war it would be more
terrible than the war from which we
have Just emerged. 1t could not be
confined to the Southern States, but
would extend itself the length and
breadth OF the United States, and only
close with the overthrow of the best
Government ever devised, and the des-
truction of the finest country on the face
of the globe.
II such should be the fate of our great
republican empire the cause must not
be sought for in our military camps but
in the forum thronged with infiamma-
tory orators and aspiring demagogues,
with souls dead to their country's honor
and spotted with corruption.
4 need not tell this great assembly of
officers, soldiers and sailors, most OF
whom have been engaged in many per-
ilous battles defending their country
aud their O0nntfy'S honor, that war
is a great evil and the greatest that can
befall any country or people. 1t has
ever been the curse OF nations and the
cause of all the oppression imposed on
the people of Europe. If you would
guard your once free and happy and
prosperous country from oppression
and oppressive taxes beware how you
encourage war; nor demagogues who,
to crafty ambition or revenge, would
idrench their country in blood. Loss Of
liberty commences with oppression and
| Oppression follows war.
The United States as couduerors can
aHord TO be just and nagnanimous,
The brave are always Inerciful and
generous. As President Johnson said,
We have had war enough let there be
peace. Recollect that the recent rebel
I lion, engendered by radical aboIftion-
/ lists aud slaveholde leaves the North.
ern States with more than q hundred
thousand pensioners, besides thousands
and tens Of thousands of widows and
their protectors and defeadsrs of the
i Union And there are those among d,
Il who are not sufficiently satisfied with
blood and plumber and cry for NOR,
war.