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DepreciaIion of Omitted States Bonds
AbrORd,

WAsHINGToN, October 6.-The tenor
of all official information from Europe
is to the effect that recent speeches on
the finances are being used up by spec
ulators and parties hostile to the United
States with the greatest industry and
with considerable effect in depreciating
our National credit; that CnitealStates
bonds have fallen very considerably,
mainly through influences within
the last few weeks and that
Renters telegram has mani
tested the utmost alacrity in dis
seminating reports concerning our IL
nances, bearing the worst constructions,
and even an absurd ruiuor has found its
way into Europe and has gained con-
siderable credeuce, that the November
interest. due on our bonds, is TO be paid
by the Secretary of the Treasury in
greenbackc instead of gold. To thcsc
statements and reports an official reply
has been furnished, that practically
an expression on this subject is
useless, as no one can reasonably doubt
that even with a moderate degree of
prosperity the paper currency of the
United States will be on par with
gold long before the time the gold
bearing securities of the United States
shall bc presented for payment, the first
issue OF $40 bonds having yet about
fourteen years TO run; therefore 1t is
insisted that the present discussion as
To whether bonds are payable i'll gold
or not leads to no practical good.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, oc'oper" DE-
FLOUR-In good demand; market
tirrneI; family II OOal2 -.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. red ar 60;
holders askins27O.
CORN-Advanced to 90.
OATS-Firmer at G3 for No. !. and de.
mand good.
RYE-Advanced 10 ! 80, and supply
light.
BARLEY-Mus he quoted at Goa
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New KorL Ifen.s

New York October 5.-'rhe monetary
pinch seems TO have ceased for the mo-
ment and the opiuion generally prevails
that there will be more ease aud stead
mess next week.
Deaths in New York for the week Al,
among them was Mrs. Avonia Jones
Brooke, IN actress. who died Friday
evening.
A death from yellow fever is reported
at YOnkers.
Whiskey seizures continue. One
owner, however. is jubilant over the re-
lease of 1000 gollons of spirits, which
had beeu seized. The Sun says q prom-
met member of the FeniSn organization,
Congressman, was present at L recent
sale of Government vessels at tho navy
yard, Brooklyn, and became purchaser
of a steamer said To he admirably adap-
ted TO blockade running. Two steam
ers, one of which answers infinitely to
the description of II suspicious craft re-
ported by cable left this point about
sevenweeks since. From one of the YES
sells repeated messages have heen receiv-
ed in this city. From the other nothing
has been heard since she parted COM
pany with her consort. Her cestin alton
was the North Coast of Scotland.
A Washington special says an effort
will be made to amend the national
bank law, so as to give the Secretary of
the Treasury and the Comptroller of the
Currency the right to call for bank
statement for any week during the quar-
ter.
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8p Telegraph
TO TEX REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.


LONDON, October 4, Evening.-The
report that a policeman had been shot
By Fenians at Rochedale. is contra.
iicted. .,.,,T e-r,. r.
LIVERPOOL, October 4, Evoning.-To-
morrow will be observed as holiday.
The Exchange will be closed and bust
ness will be suspended generally.
LONDON, October ), Midnight,-The
latest advices from Italy, though con-
ficting, are highly important. a mes
sage Just received from Florence, says:
The insurgcnt troops are holding a
strong position near Bagnerea, in Viter'
loo. They were attacked by the Papal
ferces. A sharp fight ensued, which re-
suited in the defeat of the attacking
party, who were obliged to retreat in
haste. The losses are not stated. Tho
effect of this victory is inspiring to the
party of action. At public meeting
of the friends of Garibaldi, held at TURN
Yesterday, revolutionary speeches were
made by many distinguished persons.
Great crowds of people were present,
and the enthusiasm was unbounded.
Meetings of like character are in con-
temptation in other cities OF Italy.
Although prisoner at Caprera, Garibal-
di has issued stirring address to his
followers, which is published to-day.
He recites at length the grievances OF
Italy, and asks his countrymen to re-
dress them now. lie appeals strongly
to Their patriotism, and urges all his
friends to march forthwith to Rome.
LONDON, October ;, Noon.-Late yes
terday afternoon advices were received
by the authorities to the effect than an
attack by the Fenians on one of the
armories in this city might be expected
during the night. Government troops
were accordingly posted at the different
armories and other precautionary steps
were also taken, which prevented the
threatened outbreak.
LoND"N, October 4, EveninG,.-Con-
soils closed at % $40 for money; Cnlteu
States 5.2Us, I'll; Illinois Central, 16!;
Erie, 4Oj; Atlantic " Great Western
consolidated bonds, 22s.
LIVERPOOL, Evening, October A.
Cotton closed heavy under favorable
reports from Manchester. Middling up
lands was quoted at sid and Orleans at
90. Oats firm at IS I'D. Wheat las Cd.
Beef firm at Us per quarter. Bacon at
AS. Lard ut 5ls cd. Cheese ut 53s.
Spirits of Turpentine declined Cd and
closing at 26S Cd. Petroleum ut Is Id.
Spirits Is sid for refined.
ANTWERP, Evening October 4.-Pe-
troleum is quoted at 81 francs and 81
centimes per barrel for standard white;
the market closing bOuyant.
LONDON, October ), 8 p. M.-Consols
9ls; SEQ bonds zig; Illinois Central
ut; Erie 4Oi; Great Western 22s.
FRANKFoRT, October 81. 5. 500
bonds 74!.
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-No business
in cotton. Breadstutfs are steady: corn
ABS Sd: wheat las Cd for white Calafor-
mia and l3s l0d for red WESTERN: barley
IS 3D. for Americans; oats IS al for Cana
dian; peas 4GS for American. Provi-
sious-Beef l}2s Cd: pork Ills fOI city
prime mess; bacon AS for mlddlHS; lard
iis I'd for American: cheese SIS for mid
ding American. Pruduce-Tallow lbs:
petroleum I'D fol spirits and Is I'D for
refined.
London markets unchanged.
ANTWERP, October 5.-Petroleum 1'4
francs.
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An Army Of More than fire
Thousand OisiCc-llOidprN

Are consuming yOuT -uhatauc' and bot Of
other hungry cxpcCtani1 "rr gathering h'
vultuTes, Ia banquet npon che r,'hls "i ap7'
tratc STATE
Your public building- ~, sinking d"Iln' b
the hundred thousand, with no apparent RIA
Your Lunatic Asylum has ALREADY o"sttilu"
n third more than the original ,.timale 'm "
whole, and the first wing 3, not yet comgf'",
At the present rate, more than Ou' m5"a
dollars will he consuinrd In what II nothing 80
than a stupendous fraud at whirh yonf PaH'
servants are COnniying.
The Peuiteniiary wRseIpe'isd IN bf bn.h l'
sl65 90. but through the inc0mFrtcncy i6''
planned IL, nearly -four times a. much msffA
win Le required as was originally INTENDED ..
the expense of the building will H. little 10
Of one million dollars. Other OPERATIONS" 81 p,
lie men show a similar disf' gard Of J0lf 'Sf
est Many Of them are mere schemes u Pfi''"
beneiitand public robbery.
Not a single Radical journai Of TIE sh' -
uttered a word Of dCHuncliiluu 81 Ties %. 81
other public wTOHgs. 10 the EF'sTIH "'o.P
almost the exclusive honor Oi chamronl. -
popular cause against the OUiiag'' 81 90
plnHdtrcrs. In pursuance oi IT. pup
hunt down corruption and coHupt"n'D y
ROOSTER will lay before the pops 80
startling facts concerning ID" ouiiAj o. -
funds upon public works Tho mos' 'i"i's >
frauds are known 10 have ko'n p"rp'ti'i'- %
every tar. payer has al ut'Tcs; ~ '"rif "',. b
ment. We call upon the people T. '''.'
support us In our effort.
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TOBACCO.
i IL Z Butts old Bens" blk las,
- caddies do. do. do. d"
10 ibutts Niagara" do.
~ caddies do. do. "
80 butts Dew Drop" do e
20 Iaddics HOmGrick do Z"
10 boxes Emily Jsncs natl IT,, 10.
; do. Diadcm soft pd inch.
) do. Wheeler's hd. pd. do.
; do. do. hard pd. ID. Jumps.
10 do "Millie Collins hard ph. hi jumps
: do. keens Fine Twist natl II.
s / do Miller's X. and Il. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf
2Okgs. 6twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. F. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' y. g.. do. do.
10 bbls. e. s. do. do
10 hlf bbls. G.. ). do. do.
Our stock OF tobacco is large and the assert
meut unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited TO give us q call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TiNGLE.
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Prom Boston.

BosroN, October "a fire broke out
tbis morning at 3s3 Federal street, in
the planning mill of Alderman Jones
Fitch, which destroyed that building
and badly damaged those adjoining.
Alderman Fitch is an'extensive builder,
employing some two hundred hands,
and was the principal owner OF the
building. His loss is $4,000; mostly
insured. The losses of the other owners
and occupants is about $4,000. The
buildi" gs were wood and mainly occu'
pied as workshops.
A large barn in West Roxbury, owned
by Harvard College and occupied as u
farm barn by Mr.. Motley, was burned
this morning, with eighty-three valua-
BILE imported sheep, seven Aldomey
cows, two horses, and a great quantity
of hay. Supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.
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New York stock Market.
New YORK, October =

NEW Iokh, OCtourI -.
Stocks active, excited and higher, and
closing firm; Canton 44a444; Cum
berland, 29a3l; Quicksilver, 25a25s;
Mariposa, 1Ssl9; Pacific Nail, l4la
lIlt; Atlantic lRiall3!; Western Union
Telegraph, 36ta36t; New York Central
1l2all2!; Erie, 65ia66; Hudson, l?e!a
13U; Reading, lUl5alU2; Ohio Certiti
Gates, %; Wabash preferred, Ga: st. Paul
al2: do preferred, 65!: Michigan Cen
trail, 1904; Michigan Southern, sl5as2;;
Illinois Central, l22; Pittsburgh, 7giaso;
Toledo, l2Sal29; Rock Island and Pa
citit, lU3sal03f; Northwestern, 43!ai3s;
do preferred, 674a61s; Fort Wayne, 1O0i
al0l.
Express Shares-Wells, Fargo & Co..
;5i; United States, IS; Merchants
Union, ~; Adams, 40; American, IS.
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From NJ. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, October 5.-Omaha de-
spatchcs say that Il party of railroad
thieves, whose operations extended
over the Pacific railroad for the past
six months, has been broken up. Most,
if not all OF them, have been arrested.
A large amount of property was found
secrete,l in Omaha. 1t is also ascer-
tanned that a larss quantity of goods
was shipped to points east during the
summer. All parties implicated are
connected with the road.
Pawnee scouts are said to be highly
incensed with Spotted Tails Indians,
and say that When they are mustered
out of the United States service they
will make war Upon them.
A fast freight line is TO be established
between the terminus of the Kansas
Pacific Railway and Denver.
Lieutenauts Butle:, Kentish, Mans
field and Mallory, of the British army,
passed through Omaha, Thursday, on a
hunting excursion to the plains.
A party of French engineers, invited
by General Dix, minister to France, to
visit this country, also have gone west
ward with view of gaining informa-
ton of the country, railroads, mines,
&c. They are in charge of Col. Helm,
Secretary TO Legation at Paris.
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Miscellaneous Items.

NEW YORK, October 5.-About half q
million dollars have been expended for
the relief of the PEOPLE at the South
under the Congressional acts.
The Times special says General Grant
contradicts the statements that he had
sad if nominated he would run Tor
President.
Private dispatches state that Aia
bama has vo ed for the Convention III
stead of against rs stated.
Thad. Stevens will soon be able TO
ride out.
The statement that General Grant has
refused TO revive the consideration OF
war claims, Is untrue.
The Tribune's special says: Genelnl
Butler intends to introduce q bill in
Congress, embracing his recently ex-
pressed financial view.
Hon. Frank Thomas, Chairman of the
House Judiciary Snb-C Committee to eX-
anime the Maryland State Constitution,
says that instrument places the control
of the States affairs in the hands of the
eastern counties, containing only fifth
of the voters and not tenth OF the
property of the State. He regards u rs
anti-republican.
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Whiskers and Mustaches (!

EoRCED TO GROW UPON THy SMOOTH
DR.. SEyTGNE'S RESTAURATErR CIPPII-
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery In modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an
almost miraculous manner. II has been used By
the ealfe Of Paris and London with the most
hattering success. Names efall purchasers viii
be registered and IL entire satisfac.iou Il not
gwen in every instance, the money win lie cheer
fllly refunded Price by mail, sealed and post
paid, ". Descriptive circulars and testimonial
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4
co, Chemtts, No. Is River Street, Troy, v.
Y.-Sole agents for the United States.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.
NEW YORK. October 5.

! New YORK, October D.
( COTTON-Lower; sales 1900 bales at
19ia20c for middling uplands.
! FLOUR--Receipts 1880 barrels;
market opened very firm and cl0seu
quiet; holders more disposed to realize;
sales 5000 barrels, including 3OOO bois
extra State for November on private
term, at 6 9Oa9 IS for superfine stare
and western; 10 4Oal3 81 for extra west
ern: 10 7Oal3 20 for round hoop ohlo'
I IL 0Oal6 IS for 81. Louis. California
flour firmer: sales 1900 barrels at II Zaa
aI3 SO. RYE -four, sales 400 barrels at
6 65a9 90. ,ooo ..-
WHISKY-Irregular; sales l20o bar
rolls of western at 34a3s for bonded;
WHEAT-Receipts 13l.1l4 bushels;
morlct less active and :ia5c lower; sales
20 900 bushels at 81! for No. Z spring
m arrive: . 4Oa2 As for No. l do on the
sno,. ~ for No / and = do mixed on
spot: 3 UOa3 05 for white California.
RYE-Vory firm.
BARLEY-FirmeI; sales 5000 bushels
Canada West at ! 60.
/ BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Recsipts liz ,290 bushels; mar
ket opened shade better and closed
heavy and dropping; sales e7 900 bushels
at 33la1 81 for mixed western in store
and atloat.
OATS-Receipts l54, 1891 bushels; mar
| ket frmer and more active, sales 2l,ooU
bushels at 76ta77t for Ohio and Chicago;
one load ut 7S.
COAL-Foreign quiet; sales 50 tons
Liverpool house camel at 11ale; do
nestle unchanged.
/! Observation-Disclosures sole In moder'
ate demand at 29a30 Bnenos Ayres
light weight; 29a3l middle do; 30a32
heavy do; 25ia29 California light
weights; 29a30 middle do. and 29a3Ot
heavy do. o
WOOL-Heavy and lower; sales 4lO,'
600 pounds at 40a55 for domestic fleece
As for combing; S3la46 for pulled; 23a&
for Texas; 1Sa2li for Mexican and Per,
sian; do ON private terms.
RICE-Dull; sales 30 lierces Carolina
at III.
COFFEE-Quiet; sales 400 bags Rio
on private terms.
sUGAR-Quiet; sales 800 hoghoads
Cuba ut 1lial2i.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Dull at l4tal5 foI
crude and :}3 for refined in bond.
/ HOPS Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Opeped heavy and lower and
closed more firmly; sales 1850 barrels al
% 5Oa23 Is for mess, closing at 20 "a
regular: 70 5Oa2l 10 for prime.
BEEF-Stcady; sales 100 barrels AT
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
BACON-Quiet.
CUT MEATS -Cnchanged sales PSI
packages at l2al3 for shoulders and 1t
alSt for hams.
LARD-Steady and more active; sales
2OUO barrels at l44al45; small lots at 10
Steady at 15a2S for Ohio
and 20aH for State.
CHEESE-Salesa at l0al6.
LATEST p. NJ.
! FLOUR-Closed quiet, with holders
/ rather more disposed to realize.
WHEAT-Dull and la2c lower.
RYE Nominal ut 60al 62 for west
OATS-Firm at 77a73 for Chicago and
Ohio.
CORN-Dull aud heavy; l 34al 34s
/ for good to prime mixed western
| PORK-Moderately active; sales 2oOo
barrels mess ut % s0a23 90 cash and
regular. g.
| BEEF-NOminal.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and unchanged
. BACON-Dull.
/ LARD-Stcady; lisalis for good to
prime steam kettle rendered.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Extensive Rire-Thicf CnIght-Thc
Jefferson City Riot.

New YORK, October 4.-TLc Herald's
Montreal special says: A great fire Is
raging in the town of st. Johns, mar
ROuse's Point. Ii is reported that half
of the town is destroyed. The authori
ties of st. Johns have telegraphed here
for engines and firemen, which have
been promptly sent by special train.
Israel Woods, one of the drivers for
Stadley's Express Company, was arrest
ed and taken before Justice COrnwell,
in Brooklyn, yesterday, on Il charge of
robbery. 1t appears the Company had
missed packages from time to time and
suspicion was finally directed to the ac-
cused yesterday. lie was tracked to
the house of Engine Company No. 9,
where search was made and about $1,000
worth of stolen property recovered.
Additional particulars of the riot at
Jefferson City, Louisiana, show that
an ex-rebel, named ROLAND, commenced
a general onslaught with a revolver on
the colorcd people at the polls, assisted
by few of his friends. Some of the
negroes were badly wounded, but the
rest of the crowd returned the fire,
killing ROLAND. and dangerously
wounding one Of his co-riOters. The
military soon arrived on the ground and
suieted matters.
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From Fortre.. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 3.-Thc
laying of the corner stone of the Monu-
ment To be erected in the Soldiers Ma
tional Cemetery, situated on Hamp on
Creek, took place this afternoon in the
presence of large audience. The
Monument will cost, when comDleted,
ST., 0UO-Sl0, 900 of which is already col.
lected. The Cemetery at Yorktown aud
and the smaller ones in the vicinity OF
Sutfr Tx. Norfolk and Portsmouth are be-
ing rapidly broken up and the bodies
rendered in Hampton Cemetery, which
when finally completed, will contain
about ten thousand bodies.
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The society of the Army OF the Ten.
nesste.

CINCINNATI, October 5.-The second
annual meeting of the Society of the
Army of the Tennessee will be held IN
st. Louis, November 18th, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. Every officer who has at any
time served with honor in the Army OF
the Tennessee is entitled to member
ship, and to all such an earnest invita-
ton is extended to he present. Officers
are expected to attend the meeting in
uniform. The officers of the Society are
Major General john A. Rawlins, Presi-
,lcnt: Lieutenant Colonel l.. NJ. Dayton,
Recording Secretary, st. Louis, and A.
Hrckenluoper, Corresponding Secretary,
Cincinnati.
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From, Ko.fou

BosToN, October 6.-Thcre is every
indication taat grand popular well
come will be extended 10 Gen. Sheridan
tomorrow, in which the people gener-
ally will participate. The banks and
many business houses will H. closed,
and the school children will have Holt
day. The military display will proba-
bly, exceed anything of the kind ever
seen in Boston.
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New York sIoney snarke.

NEW YORK, October D.
Gold, without decided change, open.
ing at l4i;; advancing to l44t, and
closing at l44s.
Government Stocks n shade better;
coupons 81, ll0s; do 60, ll2i; do '6t,
1889; do '65, lUSi; do new, lU7s; do 81,
1874: 10-40s, 1904; 7-30s. log.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
---pf--
THE PEOPLE

A. involved in Governmental Auu.r..if.iag
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already hro1gii ,r'
land to the verge Of bankruptcy and Elt
Taxation already strip, th" Cloihr, rom la.
backs Of many people. and rob. tLrir rLibIrru of
bread. Additisnal oKtrayagaHc" th1ai"u' O.
reduce the richest To poverty and al the alsr
ing classes Ia beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national frand' D.
Taxpayers Of West Virginia ATE suffering ifor
domestic knaves and home made -oundre!'
From summit TO base your official V'ism
marked by corruption and i'rri
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"a St. Cortlaudt st., MONTREAL, july II. 10,
Yours truly,
II. A. GRAHAM

"a St. Cortlaudt ST., MONTREAL July II, 1864.
Messrs. Derins d Bolton.--Gehtlemen For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night / experienced a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of spirits,
attended with frequent headache. dizziness or
Limness of sight. l tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any effectual relief, till used
four bottles OF HlbbeTs Golden Bitters, since
which period have not been troubled with a
singl" one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
IL my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE GULF CABLE
.Ey Telegraph 10 the Register

HAVANA, October 3.-Dates received
from the City of Mexico to the 2sth ult.,
and from Vera Cruz to the ID inst, says:
The funeral ceremonies over the fallen
heroes and the grand military review
were to take place at Vera Cruz on the
lst, I'd and I'd Of October.
Rafail Garcia was made Governor and
military commander of the State of Pue-
bla OH the 2lst nit.
Mr.. Otterbourg has arrived here from
NaS;cn
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, October st is under
stood that { he colored voters hare have
agreed To run three whites and two
blacks for the Convention, throwing
out an ex-Federal Colonel, who was a
candidate for nomination.
Mrs. Fannie L. Kirby, tried for the
murder of her husband, has been SEN
fenced to seven years in the penitcn-
tiary.
The trial Of Davis will certainly
take place in November. The counsel
on both sides are ready. He is expect
ed 20 arrive here about the 25th OF Or-
tOher.