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FROM HARTFORD.

HARTroRD, Oct. 26.
General Sheridan will spend the day here
in private manner and leave for Boston to.
morrow.
General Caldwell, Adjt. >Gen. of Maine, and
General Wells, Adit. Gen. of Vermont, vis-
tied Sheridan to-day and perfected arranee-
ments with him for visiting those States. The
General will remain in Boston over Sunday,
leaving Monday for Augusta, passing through
Salem, Aewbury, Portland, and Portsmouth.
At Augusta there will be reception on the
part of the State. The General viii return to
Portland on Monday evening, where a grand
ball will be given on behalf of the city of
Portland.
On Tuesday he will go to Concord, where
he will become the guest of Hon. Onslow
Stearns remaining over night. On Wednes-
day he will proceed to Montpelier, and, on
that day, attend the reception on behalf u
the State. In the evening he will attend an
officers reunion of the veterans Of Vermont.
From Montpelier he goes to New York by
way of Rutland and Troy.
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FROA NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 25.
Five hundred naturalizations have taken
place recently under the auspices Of the Dem
ocratic Committee, and FIVE hundred under
those of the Republican Committee.
John McCsbe was srrestsd to-day, charged
With arson, in setting FIRE TO his premises on
West Eighteenth street, and attempting to
burn up his two young children. McGabe
vas intoxicated, aad the children were saved
by his wife, whom he had put out of the
ROOM But little damage Was done.
The Commercial Adrertiser says: The
failure Of Robert Taylor. shipping merchant,
is one Of the results Of the stringency in the
money market. Mr.. Taylor is understood to
be largely committed ~ An indorser of b.
W. Hubbell, shipping and commission mer-
chant, who also failed. Both parties have
made assignments. The liabilities of Taylor
are sad to anoant to about $lO0, 900, in.
oludihg his indorsemeut Of HubbelPs pa-
pers. Considerable surprise is felt at Taylor
having made an assignment, az his wealth ID
reported to largely exceed his reported lia-
biIities.
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FROH SPRINGFIELD.


SpR1SGrIELD, Ill.,, Oct. 25.
The commissioners for the erection of the
new State House are again IN session this
morning. Parties who purchased the build
ings on the grounds last July were directed
to remove them forthwith. and the shrubbery
on the site is being cleared away.
Proposals for furnishing the dimension
stone and concrete brick, for the foundation,
will be asked for next week.
The Grand Jury of the Circuit Court ad-
journed this morning after finding about Hfty
indictments
The Chicago L Alton railroads has been
held for $4,000 in the case wherein . little
boy named Mclaughlin. i've years old, was
plaintiff and sued for 5000 damages. He
was run over and had his feet cut off by q car
within the city limits, carelessly startled by an
employee Of the road.
Messrs. Hay 4 Palmer were for the rail-
road, and Messrs. McCullum, Broadwell 4
Springer for plaintiff.
Hon. Charles Sumner is advertised to lee.
ture at Jacksonville on the NoY. 22d.
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DEs MolNEs, Oct. Is.
The arguments in the case pending in the
United States Circuit Court for the DISTRICT
Of Iowa, involving the right 70 maintain the
railroad bridge across the Mississippi river
at Clinton, in this State, on the line of the
c. q n. W. Railway company, are closed
and decree entered TO cause the preserving
and maintaining of the bridge.
TORONTO, Oct 25.
A run eemmsBcei ON the Royal Canadian
bank this morning and continued With great
activity until about noon. The call for gold
being promptly responded to the excitemen,
gradually subsidized. In order to satisfy the
public as to its ability to meet all demands
the bank kept open for . considerable time
after the usual hour of closing. All the 9th.
er banks paid gold foF the Koyal Canadian
New YORK, Oct. 25.
The Conservative Republican County Cons
vention met last evening, but refused to put
in nomination any county officers.
The Heralds Vera Cruz correspondence oil
the 14th says: 1t is Santa Annals intention
to leave Mexico for Havana shopt the 24th
inst. :
Mr.. Plumb, American Charge dAfairs,
had arrived at the Capitol.
The election of Juarez is confirmed.
The reforms proposed by the Converators
are probably defeated.
The Tunes Havana correspondent says:
Jqse Maria Lacquaze, one of Maximilian q
Ministers, who hA2 been executed, buried
and embalmed, by the newspapers, is alive
aud well in Havana.
The appointment Of new Captain Gen,
eral, Captain Lersundi, gives general salts.
faction.
DURUouE, Oct. 25.
A son Of Mr.. Frank Hicks, aged Is, re-
siding near Monticello, Iowa, was almost in>
stantly killed last evening by being thrown
from biz horse and his foot being caught in
the stiErups, dragging him about twenty
rods. He lived only about one houf after iLe
accident.
RELv1DERE, Oct. %.
The extensive hardware store Of Greenlee
Bros. l. Co., of this place, was entered by
burglars last night and over $500 worth oi
cutlery and plated ware taken. No clue to
the robbers has yet been obtained.
WHEELING, Va, Oct. 25.
The election In West Virginia for the State
Senate and Representatives transpired yess
terdaY. The returns are meagre and Indicate
q diminished vote. The Democrats have
made large gains as far as heard from.
Wheeling city and Ohio county gives 700
Democratic majority Brook county also
elects the entire Democratic ticket II is
impossible at present to make an estimate as
to what the returns from the State will foot
up. Wood, Marshal, Writ, Burkley, and
probably Harrison county have gone Repub-
lican.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.
The Democratic County Convention will be
held in this city tomorrow afternoon.
Hon. Chas. Sumner will lecture before the
Young Mems Library Association next Tues.
day evening.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. Is.
The Legislature has enacted law making
it punishable for common carriers to make
discrimination ON account Of color. This
places negroes on equality with whites in
Tennessee.
The Legislature have accepted an invita-
ton to make trip to Hickman, Ky, to-
morrow.
B. F. Foster has entered suit for 5000
against E. r. Douglas, who shct him last
Sunday.
The trial Of B. N. Paine, for murder, com.
mences to- morrow in the Criminal Court. He
Is the author OF pamphlet on the negro, at.
tempting to prove that he is beast, and has
no soul.
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Pl.1s, Oct zs.-The reception q ths En-,
psror Of Austria IN rsns, w1s neee cordial
- sEsliisise. HI vilx 4 popular uifA IL
Parisians, and vhsesvse hs appears n peb>
lie hs meats q sstAuaiAstio reception from
he people. A psofosnd fssling Of synPaahy
foe the brothsf Of the unfortunate lfaxinilisn
hsishtsns the respect and esssen With which
the Emperor is regarded BY all classes.
LosDox, Oct. 26.-Intelligencs has been
received from China that great battle has
been fought between the rebel army Of inva.
vasion and the Tartar force under the EN-.
peror Of China, in which the Imperialists were
defeated. The battle took place within 80
miles Of Pskir, and that city was in great
danger Of falling into the hands Of the rebels.
FLoREEcr, Oct. 15.-General GAribaldi is
again heard from. Without regarding the
prohibition of the Italian authorities, be left
Naligns and pushed towards the south, and
At Lass sceossts tsAad aniveds ss Ristia, town
in the southern district Of Umbria, not far
from the Papsl frontier, and within AZ miles
of Rome. s1
LosDoS, Oct t25.-Additional advices from
Rome acknowledge that the GafibAldiins
have not oil retired from the territory Of the
Church, but represent that the Pontifcal
troops recently had IN encounter with rem
nant Of the insurgent bands, in which they
had been successful.
LONDON, Oct 26.-Late dispatches from
Rome state that the party Of action attempt
ed an insurrection on Tuesday. A mine was
placed under the barracks Of the Papal troops
and at .. given signal fred. The attempt
failed, Is not = single life vas lost, but there
we're many persons injured and the building
was badly shattered. A general outbreak
was quickly repressed in the city.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

WILMrsGros, N. c., Oct. 25.
The whites are taking more interest in the
approaching election since the result Of the
election in Virginia has been made known.
Five days more are allowed for registration.
MOBILE, Oct. Is.
There has been but one interment from
yellow fever to-day. -
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.
There were 6ve interments from yellow fe.
yer to. day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


kIxKBuO0M DNDRAHOKEA
Latest Nows From Washingtoa,
esasian liking isR Redress Il lsppaoed
oFieulees.
NATTER REFERRED BACK TO GEN.
POPE.
viSEfnia Election Returns.
RADICALS CLAIM A MAJORITY OF
DELEGATES.
Latest from tho Grand Council with The
Indians.
TREATIES AADE WITH TWO TRIBES
Right to Bridge the Mississippi at
Clinton. Aintained. -
SANTA Aana en- route for Havana
General Sheridan Warnly Received In
New England.
LATEST NEWS Ri CABLE.
Francis Joseph Welcomed In Paris
Great Battle Fought In China.
GARIBALDI NEAR THE ,PAPAL
FRONTIER.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14I1
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GAS = 9TEAM f1TT1NGS.
Mooar 4 Son n........-Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Qeld Pens, Pencils, Psckst Bseks.
SO Bridges s...r,n.-,"r..Nos 3 Estes House
Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mssntsd oanss.
S @ Bridges gcs................Nos i Estes House.
GrocERs-WHoLEs
s. Pollock l. Co....... ...".......lls Main street,
S Hsmill o............,-.......le0 le0 Main street
Kellogg, Birge 6Co..-.............-SS Main street
X Z Bower Co...-....."...........-Vo Main street
NJ Stafford Blondeau b Leyee
GRoCERs-RETAIL
Robertson l. Albefs ........,..,..12 129 Main street.
IA q McQueei ................ 81 Main street
Cox irvin... ..corner Fifth / Main streets
Hydromcsers, Thermometers, sachrom.
oters.
sc d r..Nosl 4 Estes House
ARNEsS 4 .AODLEs.
Hagn,. .......-...rain street-bct Sd d 4th
HARpWARE.
Peck Brothers. ......scor Fourtn Rssn street.
Buel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Main street
HATS, CARS AND NOTIONS.
Brownell............. Main street
Burkitt MAIN street
HOTELS.
Iepfer House. Third Johnson
Deming House. Second johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
L. J. Adams, Corner I'd and Main sta
IOWA COAL 4 OIL co.
ofice Levee, bet Main johnson
ICE.
Collier i Berry Fifth street-in Estes House
IRON.
Brow nell Brou...... ......"..-...eor Main Fourth
JEwELRY, tsrsn eo1Dt
S q Bridges..............Nos Nos 4 Estes House
LIQuoRs-wHoLHs
P Gibbons ons..............-.....1726 TIA Main street.
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden n...........T Third street--near Main
MILLINERs.
spiesberger, Mayer / Co...-....No Ill Main-st
Mrs Weber..........-....eor Third Main streets
MILLINERY = BONNET nLEAoHRRY
Mrs W Bowman...4th st-bet Main Blondeau
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry street
Magnifying Glasses 4 Microscopes.
s @ Bridges Nos ! Rstes House
optieian, Spsetaeles. Eye olassss-
g Bridges ...............Nos b Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine MeersAaum.
Bridges. 4 Estes HOUSE
Pistols, Aumunitien, RiAss.
S Bridges. s.............Nos / Estes House
PIANOS AND AUsIC.
Ayres, Mann 4 Ayres .......-...... -...67 Main st
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
Vim. .......eor. 9Th Biondeau
REAL Es1 ATE . IEsURANcE Aa,rs
HB Ten Eyek..... .......Second street
VIM Fulton, ,............s2 Main street. (up stairs
REsTAURAHrs.
Young America. johnson strest-bst I'd 4 Sd
Landes' Restaurant..-....eor. Id and Johnson Ut
SINGER SEWING MAoHIsEs.
cM MAsombef, ,Agt...............-..F Fourth street
Silver Plated Ware.
Bridges. ........-.....Nosl Estes HOUSE
spestaciss, Geld L silver.
Sc Bridges Nos l b Estes House
Spy Glasses, Reading Glasses.
Bridges s..............No Nos / Estes HOUSE
TIN q JAPANNED WARE, (WHoLHsALl
. lo4 MAIN street
Travelling Oasss, Travsliag Dass
3. u Bridges. Nos Estee H0ueo
WOOLEN GOODS.
Watches, Watches, Watches.
nridgss......... -......Nosl Z HstSb Nsssa
Vatehee, Cleeks, 4 yeWslxy Reoairel
0n0Ioo...... Nos y Estao Hnnan
Wstting 0osks-Pa4tsf N1asAe, Inlasa
9 bsidess.s................N Noe . Hstss Hevpa
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 141s
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Great Battle Fought In China.

GARIBALDI NEAR THE ,PAPAL
FRONTIER.
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nRITD BLACKBERRIES.-s,,d :. ~
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General Sheridan Warnly Received In
New England.
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The Good Samaritan.

We oder this Stove 70 the public who assured
that this the most superior Cook etove offered In
thss market, eoAbiniag all the latest improvsmsah.
Give us call snd Judge for yourselves.
pe0rdsfs from the county will receive prompt At
tenton. 5 lmayS-d6m
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Howe ryter.........,.....:;., ".,5e Main street.
Duncan, Knrle 4 Co.....14o 4 1l2 Main stssst.
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LATEST NEWS RI CABLE

Francis Joseph Welcomed In Paris.
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eINGER 6HW1NG AAOHIN 70.
CM Maeombef, ......Fourth street
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FUHSlTI NE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
s Bridges..............Nos l Estes Hous
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ment Ths book has, account ofts actual merit BE-
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The New York herald., 1867-06-11

ono praying for would soon remove the last
traces " ice ana snow, open Cronstadt to
commerce ana promote the growth Of vegetation,
which Is lai2entably behind hand Indeed tho pro.
longed winter having most Calamitous effect on the
welfare OF the agricultural portion and indeed of every
portion, OF the community. Hitherto At this season
vegetation was suoieniy adva0ced afford pasturage
10 the cae out now there IL not green blade of grass
TO DO seen hay and oats are becoming exceedingly
scarce and are held at high figure In some portions
OF the country the stock has Hven ont entirely and
there Deing no Iastuage. the cattle dying from
sarvaton rms state OF things s really sad and lament
a0e NO such spring has been known for years. In
deco nave mol experienced spring weather at all
this year, ana yet we within almost week Of
meE The winter has been terribly and long, and
the spring mas not yet been heard FROM How long this
Is 10 last no one say
Just as close my letter learn that the marriage OF
the King Oh Greece with the Grand Duchess Oya daugh
Ter OF tne Grand Duke Constantine, will take place ID
august next various reasons have compelled change
IN the ume ana place OF the affair." and the idea of the
ceremony befng performed 10 Athens has been gwen
up Inc hing Oh Greece has -four months leave only
and the marriage mist take pce during that time The
ahar Will 90 marked by the usual brilliant festivities OF
the Imperial Court.
The Emperor before his RETURN TO the capital, will
spend Two weeks IN Warsaw from whence he proceeds
to Riga 70 visit that loyal town.
Prince GortchaKon will accompany him until ne re-
TO ths city, wnen gala festival is To- be offered him on
She 2Ssh OF june, in noncv either Of birth names
day. Great preparations being made TO make the
affair brilliant aad delightful happy stete
that the health OF his Exceency all that no could
wish,
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standing at the window looking out when che suddenly
fet the heat OF her burning clothing and on screaming
out the attendants hastened to her assistance As there
was no light OF re In the room the supposton gained
strength that her Highness had trodden on a match
Letters state that the Emperor, the Empess and indeed
'ne whole population Of Vienna have shown the greatest
sympathy for the unfortunate Princess.
monument has been erected at Chlum in memory OF
the Ausrans who fell at the atte Of Koniggratz II Is
OF iron and consists or colossal cross ON Gothic
PEDESTAL with the following inscription to the
memory Of the brave Austrian warriors who fell for their
Emperor and their fatherland Dedicated by Prince
Max Egon and Princess Leontne of Furs.enberg 1866
telegram, received In Paris May %, announces that
part Of tho town Of Brody, second in Gacia, and
giea centre Of commerce. has been destroyed by vio-
lent connagrxtion.
The Tempo Of Venice Of The Oath OF Nay says:-
Ricciotu Garbadi was present yesterday at the per-
fofmance at the San Samuee theatre He was the OBJ
ject OF splendid ovation In the midst OF the applause
Of the audience and cries Of viva Garbads' ssfya
govane Riccotul" the ilustr,ous generals hymn was
demanded aud played. Riccotti thanked che public
To-day he left for Florence by train
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
NEWS FROM SAN FRACIsCO.

OutraGes of the Indians-Flour Dull, &c.
San FRANCISCO, June 4, 1867.
Late Arizona advces state that the Indians have COM
menced vigorous campaign against the Whites attack
ing the ranches in the vicinity OF Prescott and Fort
wnippe and stealing the stock in every direction The
troops are out on scouting expedition, excepting Just
enough for garrison duty.
Flour is very dull here. Nothing IS done in wheat
and prices are nominal.
shipping News-Indiun Outragcs in Idaho
Sailing Of an Expedition to the Newly Dis
covered Island-A C0aiing stntiOn for the
China Steamers be Established There.
SAN FRASusco, June s, 1867.
The steamship American, for San Juan. sailed to-day
The ships Ellen Austin, from New York, aud Nevada
from Boston, have arrived The ship Marnion, for New
York, cleared.
The bark Stanley, from Yokohama May !. arrived.
The Japanese Dragon troupe of performers among
the PASSENGERS.
The Colorado sailed for Hong Kong on the lst ult.
Idaho advices OF May IL state tha, the indians are
attacking the stages The stock at the stage station
were driven Off The Indians were mounted on fine
horses said TO belonged to the Second cavalry.
Idaho city is being rapidly rebuilt; about one hundred
buildings we're erected during tne week
An expedition to take possession OF the newly dis
covered island in the North Pacific, In behalf Of the
United States sailed to-day. II is reported that the
Pacific Mall Steamship Company will send vessel in
few days for the same purpose and also 70 establish
coaling station for the China steamers.
Flour unchanged. Good shipping wheat 81 20
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON, June 10-Noon
To-day is a holiday ON the Stock Exchange, and no
business is being transacted.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Noon.
Cotton is dull The estimated sales are 5000 bales.
Middling Upands, llXd; Middnng Orleans, l1ssd.
LIVERPOOL, June 1O-2 P. NJ.
Cotton is easier but without quotabe change in prices
LIVERPOOL June lo--Evening
Cotton declined I'd. Sales today, $500 balcs The
closing quotations -MiddIfnx Ursss1s s1Hd Mid
ding Orleans, 1lkd. ~
Liverpool BrcndstufYs Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 10--N0on.
BreadstufYs quiet and unchanged, with the excep
tion of corn, which is quoted at 36s.
LvERPooI, June 10-3 p n
Breadstufls are without change
LIVERPOOL. June 10-Evenng.
Breadstuffs close quiet, without change in prices.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Noon.
Tho provision market is dull, with alteration TO
. LIVERPOOL, June 1912 PM
Cheese mas advanced ls and quoted at Cos. for
fine American Other articles without change.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Evening
Provisions close dull and without alteration in quota
tons
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Noon
The produce market 10 quiet aud unchanged.
LIvERroor. June 10-2 NJ.
No change has occurred in the provision market snc
the report
LIvERPoor, June 10-Evenng.
Spirits Of petroleum have declined to Cd. other arti
cles are unchanged
London Markets.
LONDON, June 10-2 P. II.
No. 12 Dutch standard sugar Is quoted at 25s. There
is no change to report in other articles.
LONDON June 10-Noon. |
There is no change report in the London markets.
LONDON, June 10-Evening.
BrcadstuIs are dropping
All other articles are unaltered.
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The Broadway Bank Forgery Case.

Some two months ago, it will be remem-
bered, the Broadway Bank paid forged check
for seventeen thousand five hundred dollars,
purporting to have been drawn by the Board
Of Education of this city. There were several
good reasons why the bank should not have
been made the dupe of the forger. There were
three false signatures to the check, those of the
President and Clerk of the Board of Education
and the chairman of the finance committee.
The check was not genuine one, but only a
1ithograph of those used by the Board, and
shorter than the originals. 1t was tor an unu-
sually large amount, and was made payable to
bearer, very rare thing with checks issued by
tho Board. The moment it was seen among the
returned checks by the auditing clerk Of the
Board it was discovered by him to be q forgery
All this proves great incompetency or careless
ness on the part Of the bank people in cashing
the check; and yet the managers Of the bank
object to paying back the money. Of course
they are legally bound to do SO under any cir
cumstances, but it is piece Of great imperti-
nence on their part to endeavor to escape the
consequences Of their own negligence, and to
throw the loss upon the Board of Education,
or, in other words upon the taxpayers Of the
citv