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Trfa MEp rEZZrgEzAuH+I1 NORTHERN
ZIP SsR EafE~-Sffg CENTRAL RAILWAY,
WINTER SCHEDULE

I'm jNEp rEzl1rr4lqfffH1 NORTHERN
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On and after Monday, Noy %. 1865.
TRAINS NORrHWARD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
York Accommodation, No. 1............... 7.2G A M
Parkton Accommodation, No 1...........1230 /"
YORK 90 3.............. 800 -
6arhtOn 90 J.............. 80 -
Pittsburg and Erie Express. .............. 7.20
Pittsburg and EmTa Express. 1000
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pttsburg and Elmira Express ,.,....... 100 A. NJ.
Partition Accommodation, No. 2............. $50 '
York Accommodation, No. 2......,.......r.".l015
Parkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 40
YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No, i4i,, ?2 45
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Enira Express,
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays
Pittsburg and Erie Express leave daily except Sat-
urdays.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ez-
cept on Sundays.
Emira Express arrives daily except Mondays
Fast Line arrives daily.
Hail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie Express and
Pttsburg and Elmira Express make close connections
with the PENNSYLVANIA Contra! Railroad at Harris
burg for Pittsburg Cleveland, Columbus Cncinn att
indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis. Fort Wayne Louis
vile. Cairo and all points in the West, Northwest
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect nj
ElDra with the New York and Erie Railroad for
all points in Northern, Central and Western New
York.
For further information, apply at Calvert Station
J. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
nOl8-I General Passenger Agent.
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ia ~ Er-Esssssssz;7zzssssss491 ORANGE AND
sEsR - EsSe csez-S.is14 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHRURG


FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
On and after FRIDAY, Sept l. 1896, the trains
this road will run a, aS follows; o.
Leaves Washington at......7 A. N. and $50 p. NJ.
da5doPs7iiig abb. .. E n AND and Lao T. II:
LynoRS#Ss 5 $29 s n n a AND 4: n n
4" Richmond at....... A. NJ. and lis p N
" GOrdonsvilIe at........l23O P. N. and 1920 A. NJ
Arrive in Alexandria att. AS P. N. and $50 A. NJ
" Washington at. $50 P. NJ. and 525 A. M
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 P NJ only.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
A NJ arriving in G9rd9nsvil!e at Il As 4. NJ; leaves
Gordonsvile at 1885 P NJ arriving in Alexandria al
faR99VaH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alezan-
dria at 6.lO P. NJ. --'e - IA'' an
Passengers for ,WaETrenton will take the 7 A. NJ
train south from Washington, and tho6 Is A. NJ train
north from Lynchburg '1 - Gill
Pa PASSENGERS By the S45 NJ and us P NJ. trains
from Richmond Connect with trains at Washinston
foG al PARIS of the North and West.
ms route has the advantage over all others, by
bqrg-4O5 miles, " - A''-'-
It also through Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas
6rsfGe, GatetEs' happahannock, Culpepper, Orange
ana Gord9lsVle where many Of the late great battles
1lckets can pc procured IN Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Denot
in Washington also at the Depot on MARYLAND avenne
Trains leave the corner of First and sts Washing
ton. WM. II. MCCAFFERTY
General Superintendent
j. NJ. BROADUS,
oc9-d General Passenger Agent
.a~ S;E:sssS.a, YORK Road RATl,.
E%sS WAY.
Ga ana alter MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ to Up, II
Night car for Towsontown at II Pm
=. M, except u noon. A a. III. 70
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The Peabody Fire Insurance Comply
OF BALTIMORE

The Peabody Fire Insurance Comply
OF BALTIMORE.
Having been organized and located in
SECOND STREET, o.,
ADJOINING THE POST0FFICE,
Is now ready to insure
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BUILDINGS, FURNI-
TURE AND MERCHANDISE,
In the city or country annually or for short terms.
BOARD OF, DIRECTORS:
TH0S. 1. CAREY, President.
Enoc SH Pra ff,'''-' Peter NOVEL;,
Thos. Whitridge, John H. B. Latrobc,
VIM. Kennedy, II. d. Harvey,
Jesse Tyson, flames Carey oc2-tft
Associated Fireman's Insurance Co.
OFFICE No. SOUTH STREET,
OPPOSITE SUN IRON BUILDING.
Recognized for the prompt payment Of its losses and
expli;It Policies insures Dwellings, Furniture, Yes
se!s, Merchandise and other property, in or out of
the city, at the lowest rates of premium.
VIM A. HACK President.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. A. Hack. Thomas J. Flack.
Allen Paine, Francis Burns,
r. c. Mason, James Young
JACOB rust JAS. e. George, ST.,
James Getty, T. A. Miller
Noah Walker, Vim Shamburr
Lancaster Ouldr
se1-1y SecreSa11v.
National Fire Insurance Company of
Baltimore.
incorporated by the State of Maryland, 1913.
OFFICE NO. 30 SOUTH STREET,
(NEw BUILDINGD OPPOSITE SECOND STREET,
1bls Company insUres every description of prom
ert in and out Of the city, against loss or damage
by IRE. Short insuranceS may be effected for single
JOHN B. sEIDENsTRTCKER,
- President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Henry NJ. Bash, George W. Howard,
George Bartlett, Joseph W. jenkins
Thomas s. Benner, George Small
Edward j. Church, Thomas Corner
VIM. Woodward, Hugh SissOn,
VIM. Head. Robert Lawson,
fc19-ly - - S5 ecretss:y.
Firemen's Insurance Company.
OFFICE on THE NORTHEAST CoRNER OF SOUTH AND
SECOND STREETS.
1nsures against loss or damage By FIRE on ali de-
scriptions of property within the limits of the city,
HENRY P. DUHURST,
President.
BOAED OF DIRECTORS:
Austin Jenkins, Samuel Hart.
Augustus J ALBERT. Hugh Bolton,
Ghas. d. ShngluH, Jos. Jas. Taylor,
francis ". Elder, James McCOnky,
Euwara : Jenkins, John g. Reaney,
FREDERICK Achey, James Fields,
dhos. W; Leverlng. Garrett Brown,
george y. Berry, John NJ. Gait
Joshua Dryden, Thos. Wilaaa
ISohh OHShmg' R@rly X. Louderman,
Heorge v RACK Caleb Parks
Mendes [. CohsI, George Franck
=. ?. GloS3I, YIN. Il. L. Reitz,
Jas. N. Anderson, John A. Shriver'
Francis W. Bennett,
HL---IaM04 Secretary,
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A Toper's SOli.oqny.

Leaves have their time to fall,
And likewise so have |,
The reason too's the same,
1t comes of getting dry;
But here's the difference 'twixt leaves and me-
fall s I-CIe harder and more frequently.
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Baltimore Fire Insurance Company.
s.w. COR SOUTH AND WATER sTEEErs.
This Company insures against loss or damage by
Fire. in tho city or country, the various descrip-
tlons OF Property. j. l. COHEN. JR., President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
W. q. Harrison, j. Pennington,
George X. Viciers, Joshua l. Cohen,
y. w. Alricks, Il. S. Stewart,
Francis T. King, VIM H. Bruno,
Henry Carroll, N. Won Kapf
David ;; Wilson, T. Robt. Jenkins,
". +. Worthington, g. Morton Stewart.
Thomas Franklin,
FREDERICK WoODWORTH.
laII-Wamtf Sacrntnru
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
,HE AND OlErO RAIAROAD

La %F EEEEsz5s On and after TUESDAY.
~ W. anuary 9, 1866, Two daily trains
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
kersburg. as follows:
MAIL TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily Except
Sunday at $50 A, NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN will
leave daily Gncluding Sunday, at 10 P. NJ, and the
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for Wheeling daily at 645 A. NJ. Except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belar ana Park ersburg for
all points West Southwest and Northwest.
FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 43O P M. Except Sunday.
East-Leayes Frederick at lis A. NJ. daily. (Sun-
0a Ths EfEGi6oTrs MILLS TRAIN leaves BaIti
more at go and 10 A. NJ and $50 P NJ, and Eli
colts Mills at740 A. NJ. and 1l.30 A. NJ, and 500
P. NJ. "
FOR WASHINGTON:
Leave Baltimore at 40, 05 and 8.45 A. NJ, and 3,
4,2O and 7.45 ?; N; On Sundays al. 4.3O and S:45
73Oan Ills IA NJ and 23O,, 435 and 7.39P; NJ On
The sos tAnnapoi0 and P. M. trains only
from Baltimore, and the $40 A. M. and 2.30 p. M.
trains from Washington, stop at way points. The
7.05 A. M. from Baltimore and the $50 A. M. from
Washington connect with trains on the Annapolis
road Through trains for Annapolis also leave Bal
timore at sos A, NJ. and p. NJ. and leave Annapo-
lis at $40 and 73O A. NJ. and $40 P M for Balti-
more. stopping at all way stations north Of the
Junction.
For further information, tickets of every kind &c
apply to } II. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden Sta
ton. or at the Ticket Office. W. P. SMITH,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
NJ 40 CFNONn crrp J,zsr MI c.,

This Company insures against LASS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions of property, either in
the city or county, for week, mo.th or year.
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has Terminated.
the premium for the unexplred time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ghauncey Brooks, | William F. Pents,
Henry s. Shryock, John C. Bridges,
Simon Parkhurst James o. Spear,
William Bridges, Joseph Matthews.
Jonn &. Hewes, William Chestnut,
John Turnbull, Jr., John Il. Hurst.
OTIS SPEAR,
oco-1y Secretary.
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Total amount of Marine Premiums 90 a52 All 52
NO PohcIes have been issued upon Life Risks. nor
upon FIRE Risks disconnected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off from LIST January
1865, to 5lst December 1865 S6 7e4 1Ae 9o
LOSE PalI curing the same perOd.... 3,65917S.45
IsSturnS OF PREMIUMS and Expenses 9g23 Al
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viz: 1''0'''
United States and State of New York
stock, City. Bank and other Stocks% S4s8585OO |
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise $50 90
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages 22l 25OO0 |
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans, sun
dry notes, reinsurance and other
claims due the Company estimated at HAMA AZ |
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable 3 2S3 S6i az
Cash in Bank-Con ...........,. "a 4S5 On
Cash in Bank-U. S. Treasury Note Cur '''''-'O
rency 91O al 70
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: the Board. J.H. CHAPMAN,

Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John D, Jones, VIM. Sturgis,
Charles Dennis Henry f. BOgert,
". IL. II. Moore, Joshua j. Henry,
Henry Colt, Dennis Perkins,
Wm c. Pickersgill. Joseph Gaillard, Jr.,
Lewis Curtis, J. Henry Burgy,
Charles II. Russell, Cornelius Grinnell,
Lowell Holbrook, C. A. Hand,
r. Warren Weston. j. j. Rowland,
Royal Phelps, Benz. BabcOck,
Caleb Barstow, Fletcher Westray,
A. P. Pilot, Robert B. Minturn, Jr
VIM. Z. Dodge, Gordon W. Burnham,
Geo. G.; HobSon, Frederick Chauncey,
David Lane, James Low,
James Bryce, Geo. S: Stephenson,
Leroy n. Wiley WIN. Ii. Webb,
Daniel S. Miller,
JOHN D. JONES, President.
CHAS. DENNIS, Vice President
W. II. II. MOORE, I'd Yice-Presidsnt
j. D. HEWLETT, Sd Vice-President.
Applications on all descriptions of MARINE
RISKS received and forwarded to the above we'll
known Company by JAS. CAREY COALE,
Ia3l-n Exchange Place.
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Pacific Hotel.
ITO, I72. l74&l76 GREENWICH sr

Zone Square West of Broadway
BETWEEN coURTLAND AND DET sTREETs, NEW vopv
JOHN PAT'EEN, Jr., s1roDriator
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FACTORIES, ETC.


NM "a EDT 4" "a GID No
, 1866-06-08
(From tie Spectator, May 49,
WHAT WILL THE SMALL GERMAN
STATES DO3

Nothing is easier than to be iudicious
when you are not called upon for iudg-
ment, and courageous when you are
not in danger. So long as the prospects
of war seemed distant, the minor States
of Germany wrote admirable dispatches
and settled the whole question in a con-
elusive manner. But now that deeds are
wanted instead of words, and it is asked
what these minor States will do, it be-
comes evident both to themselves and
the world at large that they would do
nothing if they could. They may cast
in their lot with one side or the other,
according to their sympathies or their
situation. But il is clear that thew will
not be allowed to remain neutral, and it
is still more clear that under any circum-
stances their our is not all easy one.
So many conflicting duties call upon
them, SO many conflicting interests i'm
pede them, that if a choice was left them
they would certainly do nothing. And
as this is the line which they are most
fitted to take, it seems hard that they
should have to forsake both capacity and
inclination. But there is no help for it.
Some of them have committed them
, 1866-06-08
The Council proceeded to the order Of the

The Council proceeded to the order Of the
day.
l. The Governments letter regarding the tenn
porary appointment of q medical practitioner
to the Center Police District,
His ExcelIency the Governor stated the
necessity Of the presence of a physician there
at certain times of the week for the purpose OF
giving his declaration on questions arising in
pOlice-cases, and recommended to the Council,
that the salary intended for the said office be
applied as gratuity to the physician that the
Government may authorize until the arrival Of
Cand. Med. Krebs who is designed for the
office.
The proposal was adopted by the Council
unanimously with 10 votes.
2. LIST discussion of the Governments draft of
an ordinance containing certain enactments
relative to contracts with laborers immigrant
ing into the Island of ST. Croix from foreign
places.
The 9TH crownmembor (Walker), seconded
by the 1st member for Frederiksteds country
district (Knight), proposed that the last sem
tence of tho draft CATER he expiration Of the
8 years, the general enactmentS contained in
the ordinance of goth January 1919 Shall be
applicable.''- struck out.
His Excellency the Governor declared, that
the Government would not object to the amend
ment proposed.
The 1st member for Frederiksted's town
(Sarauw) offered some remarks on the provi-
sions in the draft, whereupon the Council de-
cided to refer the draft to the 2nd discussion.
AS the time did not admit of the discussion
of the draft concerning Building Commissions,
the Chairman fixed the next meeting for Mon
day the 4th June, noon at IL o'clock, and the
order Of the day
l.. The 2nd discussion of the Governments
draft of an ordinance containing certain en-
actments relative to contracts with laborers
immigratipg into the Island of st. Croix from
foreign places.
1.-The 1st discussion of the Governments
draft OF an ordinance concerning Building
Commissions in the towns in the Island of
st. Croix.
The meeting closed at % o'clock.
, 1866-06-08

Such a letter requires little or no com
ment, it speaks for itself. But in order
that my honour may not be called in ques-
ton I will add a few remarks, on the
clause Of the above letter "and they remind
yoU that you agreed, on Mr.. AJmon'S de-
parture, to a0ajt for what was due you, so
that every thing might be paid TO the Rec
tor" Such a promise [ did give because
| saw the unWillingness OF the Vestry to
aid Mr.. Almon on the pretence that, ace
the Organist and Clerk were Just as much
entitled to payment, and on his going de-
pended in a great measure the rebuilding
Of our Church. But it is positively alb
surd and ridiculous to tell a man ''you pro-
missed to W0it' when he wants his money
to wind up his business and leave the ISL
and. | would like to know from the Yes
try what [ have been doing all the time,
but wajhjng, and | suppose as far as they
are concerned [ might wait f0rerer. | have
served st. Johns Church faithfully as the
Congregation themselves can testify, and
[ now appeal to them if such an abrupt
and discourteous letter, not even acknow-
Lodging my services, but dispensing with
them ION the score of economy it is said}
without payment, or even the most dis
tant hope of payment, is my just reward.
am Dear Mr.. Editor,
Your obdt. Seryt.,
LOUIS MORRIS.
C%hristiansted June 9th, 1866.
, 1866-06-08
THE AVIS"
Striatia4atG8, 81, grpix.
FRIDAY. 8TH JUNE 1866.

A SAD accident, attended with loss of life, &C
CURED on Tuesday afternoon. The Schooner
Dragon in making for this harbour signalled for
the pilot. On the piotboat coming alongside, a
roap was thrown out to it, but before the pilot
could get on board, the boat s|wampod and Mr..
Andersen, the first pilot, got drowned. Mr.. An
dresen leaves a wife and children totally unpro-
vided for; and efforts are being made to raise a
subscription to relieve her, which we trust will be
successful.
, 1866-06-08
|
G OIL ONIAlR A A I
FOR ST. CROIX.

Mandag den 28de Mai 1866, Middag Kl.
IL holdt Colonial Raadet ct ordinairt Mode.
Fravarende ware 3die kongeyalgte Med
lem (DuBois), LIST Medlem for Christian
steds BY (Heilbuthl 1ste og 3die Med
lemmer for Frederiksteds Land District
Moore, Plaskett), at hvilke de to f0rst-
naevte meldte uopsettelige Forretninger,
og de to sidstn9vnte Medlemmer Syg-
domsforfald.
Forhandlingerne for afyigte Mode OPP
~lestes.
Raadet skreed til Behandlingen af Sa-
gerne paa Dagsordenen.
1. Gouvernementets SkrivelSe on midler-
tidig Ansettelse at en- Large til Center
Politi Districtet.
Hans H6ivelbaarenhed GOuverneuren
.forklarede N6dvendigheden at EN- Lagos
Nerverelse der paa visse Tider ON Ugen
for at afgive Erklering over forekommen-
de Sporgsmaal i Pol1tisager, OK anbefalede
at den til nevnte Post bestemte Gage an
vendes som Honorar for den at Gouyerne-
mentet autoriserende Lage, indtil den til
Bestillingen designerede Cand. Med. Krebs'
Ankomst.
Forslaget blev vedtaget af Raadet cen
~stemmigen med 13 Stemmer. =
2. 1ste Behandling af Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning indehoIdende
nogle Bestemmelser ON Contractor med
Arbeidere, som indvandre til Den st.
Croix fra fremmede Steder.
ste kongevalgte Medlem (Walker), I'M
-aAsstattnt nf o1et Medlem for Frederik-
steds Land District (Knight), toresIog, at
Diet sidste Punktum i Udkastet "Efter de
8 Aar skulle de almindelige Bestemmelser
i Anordningen af code Januar 1849 kom-
me til Anvendelse." udgaaer.
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren err
klerede, at der fra Gouvernementets Side
Intet Wide we're til Hinder for dette En-
dringsforslag.
Efterat 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds
BY (Sarauw) havde yttret sig over Be-
stemmelserne Udkastet, gik Sagen over til
eden B~ehandling.
Da Tiden like tillod Behandlingen af
Udkastet til Anordning ON Bygnings
Commissioner bestemte Fernandez det
naeste Mode til Mandag den 4de Juni ri.
10 midday, og f6lgende Dagsorden.
1. 2den Behandling at Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning indeholdende
nogle Bestemmelser ON Contractor med
Arbeidere, som indvandre til Zen st.
Croix fra fremmede Steder.
2. 2den Behandling af Gouvernementets
Udkast til A%nordning ON Oprettelsen af
Bygnings Commissioner i Byerne paa
ST. Croix,
M6det h8vedes Kl. 81.
, 1866-06-08
Sum tt
70 the Editor of the St. CrOix Avis!

Dear Sir!
Allow me through the medium of your
paper to bring before the notice Of the
public and especially the Congregation
Of st. Johns Church, the following letter
received from the gentlemen acting as
Wardens and Vestry of st. Johns Church,
upon application for my salary, now over
due by two quarters.
st. Croix 5th June 1866.
Sir,
At a meeting of the Vestry of St.
Johns Church held to-day [ was requested
to acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of yesterdays date stating that you intend
leaving the Island at the end of this month
or the middle of the next, and requesting
a settlement OF your account or to give an
obligation for the amount. | was desired
to state in reply, that the Vestry have no
funds at their disposal at present and they
decline giving any personal obligation
and they remind you that you agreed, on
Mr.. Almon's departure, to wait for what
was due you, so that everything might be
paid to the Rector. [ was also desired to
inform you that in consequence of the state
OF the Church finances, it is impossible to
employ your services any longer.
I am,
Sir,
Your obdt. Servt.,
F. B. GRIFFITH.
To
Louis Morris, Esqr.
, 1866-06-08
TRANSLATION.
OF THE
COLONIAL col Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY THE 2STH OF NAY 1866, noon at l2
O'Clock, the Colonial Council held an ordina-
ry meeting. Absent. were the 3rd crown
member (DuBois), the LIST member for Chris
tiansted's town (Heilbuth), the 1st and 3rd
members for Frederiksted's country district
Moore and Plaskett) the two aforementioned
reported urgent business, and the two last
mentioned illness.
The minutes for the last meeting were read.
, 1866-06-08

Louis Morris, Esqr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE CABLE.


PARIS, September l2.-Emperor Napo'
leon has sent special mission TO Mexico
to confer with Macmillan.
VIENNA, September l2.-Negotiations
for peace between Austria and Italy are
making rapid progress.
BERLIN, September l2.-The Allemme
Zeitung of today has an article on the
Eastern question, the reopening OF whicn
by Russia, it says, cannot be from pacinc
motives or for peaceful purpose,
BUcHAREsT, September FL has
been determined that two members OF
Prince Charles Cabinet shall soon go on
a mission to Constantinople to urge upon
the Porte to recognize the Hospodar
LIVERPOOL, September 18th, noon
The Steamship City Of London sailed for
New York to. day, taking with her flO'loO
in gold.
LONDON, September 18th, noon,
The Times of today. editOrially, ad'
mits that the Emperor OF Mexico has
withered away, and thinks that the
country should be left to itself.
Cotton in unchanged and steady. Sales
to-day foot up 10000 bales. Mlddling
Upland is quoted at 13cts.
Consols for money S9i; American
securities, United States 5-2Os, 7l4; Erie
Railway Shares, AL; Illinois Central 7ot
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-14
Maine Election.

AUGUSTA, Me. September Is The
Kennebeo Journal of this morning has
official returns from 3ls cities, towns and
plantations, which give Chamberlain 81.
2l5, Plllsbury 25, 922; Chamberlain's ma
jority 25,2sl. The same towns last year
gave Cory 46,756, Howard 26,97S, Cor
rvs majority l9,s0S. The net Union gain
in these townsis Sass. The aggregate
vote is s1,ls7. against 1876 last year;
increase 24,26l. The remaining towns
in the State gave CORY last. year 7,643,
and Howard 4,6S0. Estimating the vote
of this year by such returns as we have,
they will give Chamberlain 1850, Pills
bury 6,l76, and will make the aggregate
majority 29,076. The Journal thinks the
result will probably not sall fal short OF
this figure. II the aggregate vote in the
remaining towns hold out the polls will
reach IlS,272. General Chamberlain has
received the largest vote ever polled fol
any man in the State Of Maine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-14
New York News,

New YORK, September ia fire was
discovered early last evening in the
sperm and lard oil store of Brewster &
Allen, in Washington street. The store
had Just been closed when the fire broke
out, and the steam engine used for hoist
ing purposes was working at full speed.
Loss $4,000.
Carl Noelte, the Prussian fOrger, has
confessed guilt, and agreed to return to
Prussia.
George Briggs, defaulting teller of the
Nassau bank, Fps held to bail in the sum
of 100000.
Ex-Mayor Wood, of Brooklyn, and
wife, and Mr.. Hayuer aud wife met with
a serious accident yesterday afternoon
while riding in carriage near the foEm.
er's residence at Jamaica, L. l. The
horses ran away and dashed the carriage
to pieces Mr.. Hsyner's skull was frac'
tuied and it is feared he cannot live
Col. Wood was so badly cut i'll the face
that he may be disfgured for life. The
ladies were cut and bruised terribly