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District Court-Judge Hare Bridget Me-
Carly VS. Francis f. rawtoTd and r imUnd BOrs-
da 4 An action TO recover for services rendered.
Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
District COurt-JUdEe Stroud william Lip
pncott vs. RoGman Carter An action for alleged
damages sustained in false imprisonment. On ral.
George Thomas, administrator OF John X T1omas,
deceased, VS., Rhoads T. Dunn, administrator Of
Joseph j. Money, deceased An action on morts
ge Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff,
Court OF Quarter Standardization, p. j.
Samuel Brown and VIM Williams pleaded guilty to
a charge of the larceny OF twelve pairs OF boots,
valued at 800, the property OF w W. Perne & Co.,
No. 623 Market street IT. ese two boys were OBJ
served by one OF the firm slit ng bcx contain
ing the boots in front OF the store. Thinking that
they were unnotlced, they moved the box into the
entry oil the store next door. They then walked to
Seventh street, and came back for the box, They
had not taken it far before they were arrested.
Martin U och was charged with assault and bat
tery upon Lewis Tahlman The prosecutor testified
as follows On the night oil the last Friday in
August he went into his beer garden, aud found
Uloch there He told him to leave, saying that II
he did not 90 out quietly, he would put him out by
toTce Uloch refusing to 90 out, he, the prosecutor,
attempted to put him out, when he pulled out a
knife, and plunged 1t into the shoulder OF the
prosecutor.
Il was after dark, and Tahlman had some diff.
Guilty in d scoverlng who IL was that stabbed him,
not being acquainted with the defendant. Tahlmau
Obtained knife from Uloch, aud discovered blood
upon il The physician who dressed the wound sald
tnat it very deep one, about three inches deep
but not IN itself dangerous. On trial.
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The Cholera at Nashville Dreadful Scenes

The Louisville Journal says:-The merciless
King of TeIrors still holds high carnival a.
Nashville With cool bracng weather there
comes but a slight abatement of the terrible
epidemic. Notwithstanding the assertion by
the Banner, that not over thousand people
have LETT that city In consequence OF the "dread-
tul pestilence," we have 1t on the authority
OF many prominent and trustworthy citizens
of that place, that not less than ten thou
sand persons have sought refuge IN the Inte-
rlor OF Tennessee and in neighborng cities.
Our correspondent, who has just arrived from
Nashville, represents the mortality as even
greater than reported. Business is almost
entirely at dead lock-" and the streets, in
their deserted appearance, sadly bespeak the
calamitous effects of cholera. Nowhere, per-
haps, in the country, has the epidemic proven
more fatal. The physicians OF the city are over
worked. Three have lalen victims to the dis
ease and three others are lying ILL., The muni-
cipal authorities are undoubtedly sadly at fault
in falling to disinfect and cleanse in time.
While other cities OF the country have expended
thousands in this direction, the extent of the
efforts put forth in Nashville has been the burn
ing OF few gallons of tar. The alleys and
streets in the suburbs are Extensively filthy.
Tie Gloom that enshrouds the city is that OF
q night of disaster, through which the people
grope in fear and trembling, neglectlng even
the painest dictates OF sober thought-care and
cleanliness,
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THIRD EDITION
THE MEXICAN LOAN.
Official Announcement from
the Secretary of Legation.

MEXICAN LEGATION, WASHINGTON, 0ctober4.-
The Minister of the Mexican republic having
been informed that some parties are representing
themselves as authorized to make contracts or
issue bonds in behalf of the SAID republic, and
binding the same, the public are hereby eau
toned and respectfully notified that no con-
tract of any kind, nor any bonds purportlng to
be concluded or issued in this country in behalf
of Mexico, are or ever can be considered valid
and binding on the Mexican republic, unless
they be approved by its Minister accredited near
the Government of the United States; this con-
diton being in accordance with specific in
structlons received from the Mexican Govern
nent. IGNACIo MARIsCAL,
Secretary of the Legation.
The official letter from the Mexican Legation
was issued in consequence OF an attempt OF
several parties in New York to put spurious
bonds on the market which has tendency to
iniure the Liberal cause.
There is but one authorized agent in the
United States making purchases for the Repub-
lie OF Mexico, and he acts under the only power
recognized by our Government and under the
instruction ard approval OF the Mexican Minis
ter, Senor Romero. The only financial agents
OF the Republic OF Mexico are s. w. COrtes Co.,
No. 81 Broadway, New York,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, |
Thursday, October 4, 1866. {


The Stock Market opened very dull this
morning, but prices were rather hrmer Rail
road shares continue the most active on the
list Reading sold at 59@59t, slight advance;
Catawissa preferred at 3240324, a slight ad-
vance; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at 57}, no change;
and Philadelphia and Erie at 334, no change.
In Government bonds there was no material
change to notice. 1ll8 was bid for old 5-20s;
lll5 Tor 6s OF 1881; LOG for 7-30s: and 99S for
lC-40s. City loans were in demand; the new
issue sold largely at 99s@99l
City Passenger Railroad shares were un-
chaneed. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold at 2lA
SO was bid for Second and Third; II tor West
Philadelphia; ia TOR Hestonville; 80 for Green
and Coates; and 2S for Girard College.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices,
but we heard of no sales.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Lehigh Navigation sold at SO, no change;
29s was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common,
37s for preferred do, l2l for Morris Canal pre-
ferred l44 for Susquehanna Canal, and 564 Tor
Delaware Division.
Quotations of Gold-l08 A. NJ, 14SB; IL A. NJ,
l4Si; IL NJ, 1881; p. NJ, l4Sl.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven & Bro No 40 S. Third street
BEBORE BOARDS.
$1,000 N Pa 6s...... 92i 100 sh Uata Dr....,.. 32l
100 SD ReadIne b30 So .94 100 sh do.......2d 80!
100 sh do, $50 6S5
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SENTIMENTS OF THE ORrEGA PARTY.
REPORTED ADHESION OF THE CITIZENS OF MAT.
a ~ A

REPORTED ADHESION THE CITIZENS OF MATA-
MoRAs To GENERAL oRTEGA.
The partisans of General Ortega in New York
were yesterday unusually eated owing to the recep-
ton OF private dispatches ON their Liberal fIiends
in Mexico, the intelligence at hand announcing
that the chiefs IN and about Matamoras had ex-
pressed their resolve 10 rally around 0rtega. 1t
stated that official documents and all details per.
tanning to the subject will reach this city within
few days; but as we have details from our cor
respondents from the region indicated, and which
contain mention of these matters they are to be
received with many grains oil allowance.
BTHE FEELING TOWARDS SANTA ANNA.
There is no conceaing the iact that the partisans
OF General Ortega afe nIled wit bitter hatred to-
wards Santa Anna. Tho latter chiettain dec ared
to be an emissary of the French Government and
deadly foe 10 the beras. Though Santa Anna is
reported 10 have repeatedly offered his and
cooperation 10 Ortega, the latter has invariably de-
that the first named Mexican would not dare set his
loot on tho soil OF his country, il his adhesion
to the Ortegs faction were unieigned and unmarried
1t is stated that Secretary Seward recently autho
rzed GeneIal Ortega to deny officially any declara
tion 10 the effect that santa Anna ever had any
diplomatic either with the Secretary of
state with the United States Government, and
that the General Is in possession OF documents that
can be rub ished at any moment tor the purpose OF
shown the true position occupIed by Santa Anna.
ter among the MeXlcans of this city, 1t averred
| that when he required secretary he literally
unable TO hnd an assistant among anv OF his fellow
| citizens, and was compelled to accept the aid of
| Naphy gi.
GENERAL oRTEGA ABOUT TO QUIT NEW YORK
1t Is believed the General proposes leave the city
within few days, the tenor Of the news received
relative to the OF the citizens OF Matamoras
beng likely TO hasten his depal ture. With General
| OItega are at present about twenty five Mexican
| officers, among whom may be mentioned General
AueIta, General Quezada, Colonies Ortega, TOgnO,
| Fernissa, ano Lieutenant -COlOnoi Huerta.
Many OF the Generals parIsans, who were, at last
accounts, awaiting the arrival OF Ortega IN Texas,
| are now at Matamoras Among the most prominent
| the Liberals believed to be IN anxious expecta-
| ton OF Ortega's appearance on Mexican soil are
/ Generals PatOni, POinet, Priete, Rigrete, Senior
| Palacee Governor OF Chihuahua, and others, who
| havn rallied around Canales, pending the appear
| ance Of OrteGa IN MexIco.-N Y Herald.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, october 4.-There is very rm feeling in
the Flour Market and steady demand for home con-
SUMPTION put total absence of any demand lor eX-
portatisn of 800 bbls including supel fine at S775
@s75; old and stock extras at S9@ll; North.
western extra family sl2 5O@l925 ennsylv and
Ohio do. at sl3 5O@I4 so; Ond fancy brands at sl5@
1850, according to quality Rye Flour is selling in
small way at s6@6'5O In Corn Meal nothing doing.
Wheat is scarce and in fair request at yesterdays
quotations small sales OF Pennsyl lyania and Sou thern
red at s295D305 white ranges from 60 10 to 1925 Rye
is steady at SI'l6 for Western and Sl'l8 for Pennsy
In Corn there is less actiyyj sales yellow at
81 10 and Western mixed az slQ8 Oats have again ad
Yanced sales of 5000 bush, Southern 59c. ahoat,
1000 bush. Barley sold on private terms
There change notice in the market for Seeds
new Clover is selling at s775Ot 400 bush Timothy sold
at sS@0@35 Faxseed has declinedi sales OF 800 bush
at 50 27H6D3'30
Ewhs Ky unchanged; small ssleslot Western at s24i
Decrease Of Savings Banks in FranSe-TsSe
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Suicidal.

HUDSON, N. Y, October 4.-The wife of John
D. Wager, OF Ghent, in this county, hanged her
self yesterday morning in an Clubhouse. She
mad been laboring under depression OF spirits
for some time.
HUDSON, N. Y, October A gentleman of
this city, whose name is withheld was married
on Tuesday evening last, and the same night
attempted 10 commit suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor His recovery is doubtful.
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nbe Empress CharIotte's EOrtune-iAihs
H"' LeOpOld's VIII.

from Courier du Commerce of Brussels, SepI. lo'
THE Empress Charlotte, whether she remain I,Iae ~
As;rnmaT TO await the Emperor MAXIM lah as sO9 t
asss't utnsseIs The dav after the departure oil the
Em1ress from Paris for MirsmaI NM Jules sxee.
fIaeI an ~ Iate King Leopold, left Brussels LOT
10 confer with her Majesty on the s1UeUt
M tSs daceSsed mOparch's WILL by Law 'ne eAVSV'
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tor have year and q week from the date OF the
de tn to perform thor office.
1t was 10 Obtain the approval OF the Empress to
the steps ready taken that these gentlemen visited
Mramfr. Up to the present the work of the execu.
tors has been slow and embarrassed heir mission
aDrears likely to be as lorR ana difficult as that OF
NJ DUpiD, tie executor of Louis hilltppe.
The difhcutS ls principally In the precautions re
qu 70 prevent the publicity of the will, which IS
reported to contain besides general dispositions and
numerous special legacies, some political considera.
fiOna n verv grave imnOrt.
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Organization of Battalion for Service Against
the Indlans-Brevet brigadler-General James ii.
Carleton, commanding the District of New
Mexico, has issued an order for the organization
OF New Mexican volunteers for service against
hostile Indians on the northern frontier OF New
Mexico. The officers and men have been
selected from the two regiments OF New Mexican
volunteers now IN service, the rank and hle to
be OF men whose respective terms OF service
have not expired. General Christopher Carson,
B evet Brieadier-General United States Voun'
te' rs, and Colonel of the lst New Mexican
volunteer Cavalry, has been selected to com
mand the battalion, with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel
Death of German Astronomer.-The death of
hermann Goldschmidt, German astronomer
OF celebrity, is announced. He was born at
Frankfort on.the-Main, June H. 1902. He stu
dleo painting in Paris, under Schmorr ana COR
nellus, and, in 1886, became permanent resi-
| dent OF that city. In lS47 he began to devote
| himself to astronomy, since when lhe mas Disco
Vered ten asteroids and has polnted out over Ten
! thousand stars that were wanting in the celes
! tia. maps OF the Academy of Berlin. His dis
coVeries were made with an ordinary spy-glass,
| from his attic studio. The French Academy be-
! slowed on him its grand astronomical prize.
Paper Mills-In the United States there are
| 750 paper mills in active operation. They pro.
dDce 270, 0OO, 900 pounds OF paper, which, at an
! average of ten cents per pound, would be worth
! S27, 600, ,0eO As il requires about pound and
one-half of rags to make one pound OF paper,
| there are consumed by these mills 400 900 600
pounds of rags in a single year. Ii we estimate
the rags to cost four cents per pound. there
weuld be profit of ll,OOO 900 in this branch
| of manufacturing.
The Cost OF Living in New York-House rents
are still enormous in New York, the rates
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 year for untur-
nshed tenements in good neighborhoods. The
prices demanded by the boardirg-house Keepers
are even more extrayagant than those asked by
landlOrds-suites OF two or three rooms Delng
held at from SlOO TO $500 a week, or from $4,000
to $4,000 year for families of moderate size,
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The recent movements of santa Anna have caused
great commotIon among the sympathlzers with the
cause of the Me xican Tepub ic Yesterday his head
quarters thronged with parties representing all
of INTERESTS but the chances OF obtaining fur
ther information as to the designs doings OF the
Generain' chief become simmer every day. The
chiefs of the Fenian organization are almost
daily to be met at the headquarters on Staten Island
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE.
Yesterday banta Anna Iecev we'd, among other ten
ders OF service, the following communicauon:-
No. 120 MACDoUGAL STREET Oct. 40 His
EXcellency Don Antonio Santa Anna:-Sir:-SeenR
your earnest efforts to drive the foreign invader
from the soil of your native land, respec tiuly beg
tender you my sword and my hearty sympathy
and cooperation in behalf of Mexican indepen-
Cence. As the President OF the knights of tho
Golden Circle, 1 think l can furnish you many
valuable and true friends who will not desert your
cause. am to well known to say more, and less l
could not say, as was one of the prime movers in
the estabiish hment of the Constitution OF 1857
tUBder which Comoniort acted as President Ed)
i Lave tie honor 10 be, your EXceencY,
GEO. Buckley, OF Virginia,
President of the X. u. c., and late of the q. S. A
COLONIZATION POLICY OF SANTA ANNA.
General sweeney called on santa Anna yesterday
afternoon 1t appears that santa Anna has In
cluded in his plans the project OF setting in Mexico
q large body of Irish and Germans. He expresses
ms dsas o5 N ah6 s very
readily be induced after the campaign 10 settle
upon the rich lands of the GerrGs tempLdd1s and
interior OF Mexico and finally he calculates that 1t
will be easier this to lay the basis a closer
connection with the En- lush speaking republic of
the North, upon VIII ch Mexico must lean for some
time TO come.
He considers the white population of Mexico much
too small IN proportion to the other races and,
after the expulsion of the invader he places colo
nI2atiOn next upon bis programme. There is
doubt but that a large number of the Fenians will
enter into his views this subject So Canada may
dis band her militia and rest easy. This is important
when viewed in presence of NaDoleOn's letter to
Marshal FOrey, dated at FOntaine oeau July 2, 1863
laying down the imperial policy OF checking the
expansion o1 the United States in the direction of
the Gulf
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These returns are not made up to serve pur.
pose-theY are all that have reached us-and they
are not so favorable to the Repub leans the votes
cast would indicate. Thus, Danbury which was
lost at the State election, is now regained by 130
majority; and the majOrities in New London, STAN.
lord Mefiden, and other such towns, are unusually
heavy No fair man who scrutinlzes the returns as
we have done can doubt that the people of Conneo.
ticut are more decidedly Republican than they were
last ApTil.-N York tribune,
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Arrival of the "Britannia.n -

New YORK, October 4.-The steamer Britain
MIA. from GLASGOW, has arrived.
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OBITUARY.
Rear-AdmiraI Gregory.

Rear-Admiral Gregory, of the American Navy,
one of the most distinguished officers in the
service, died this morning, about l o'clock. Mt
the Mansion House, Brooklyn of inhammaLon
Of the bowels. The Admiral was born in Nor
walk, Connecticut, and at the time of his death
was seventy-seven years of age. He entered
the service in 1909, and served in the war of
1872 as a lieutenant, and distinguished him elf
on the lakes. He also served during the MeXi-
can war as commander of the Rar,tdR frlgate
During the war he was superintendent OF iron
clad Vessels-of-war. He had been So years and
IL months in the service of his country. Admi-
raj Gregory at the time of his death was the
third in rank on the retired list. He possessed
rare qualities as a captain, and none was more
respected and revered In his profession.
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CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS

To estop controversy as to which party gained in
the town elections OF Monday, we give below list
Of all the towns which voted on that day so far as
we have returns. We have before US the Hartford
Times, New Haven Register, and other Copperhead
organs and give them all they caim-Otten, we are
confident, incorrectly. Here is full alphabetical
list -
REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRATIC.
Avon. Anderson,
Bozrah, Andover
Brooklyn, Beltham
Coichester Bethiehem,
Cornwall, Branlord,
Danbury gain. Canton.
Derby (gain), Cheshire,
East Haddam, East CRANKY.
EAST Haven, Granby (ganl,
East Lyme gam, Greenwich (gain)
Euheld Haddam
Essex Hartland,
SailoTS SGiii,S'lj gain, HHdSsa, Hs%dsH,,
GriswOd, Killingworth'
GIotOD, Lisbon,
LYME MiddetOwn (ganh
Middedeld gain, Naugatuck,
Madison Iaain), somers
New Britain, sOuthbuy,
New Canaan, Toll aud,
New Hartford, Wal niord'
New Milford tsain) Windsor Locks
North Haven, Wateriord-38.
Norwalk !gan)'
North stonington,
Old SaybrOOk,
Orange,
FGsI9lSad FFtsHSadR' G'sain,,
Putnam
tialnded.
| ReddiDg,
| seym0ur igain)
soutlingtOh lgaln),
stI4atSIS stamfoTa ((ssin} (Saln}},
sGfield SAM,
Torrington,
IIp Ihomp nnu,ou on;
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Decrease of Savings Banks in Franoe-The
number Of savings banks in France is falling on
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE SUNDAY CAR QUESTION.

Argument In Behalf Of the SanctIty OF
the SRbbRth-AnidRvits by those who
Favor the Running of the Cars.
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FIRST BOARD.

$1,000 N Pa 6s. ....... 924 100 sh Uata Dr. ..... 81
100 SD Reading b30 SO "a 100 sh do.,..,..2d 81
100 sh do...,, $50 6S5
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