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The shipments Of specie from the port during tn
last twenty-sight weeks have been as uadsrstated:
.sa2,46s,l2k

Total t32, 46S, as
The trade OF tho city was unsettled during the week
by the dropping tendency OF geld and renewed dtruss
Of credits cccxsionsd by the failure OF Messra J. X
Place Co., and rumos that other mercantile HOUSES
in difficulties Tho dinculsy OF obtaining DISCOUNTS
owing 70 the sringsncy in the money Market operated
in tho direction. Up to Thurrdsy there
siderable nrmness in the department. OF dry roods and
there moderate demand from city and country
cbbers to complete sssormsns and this especially
with respect to wooens; but subsequently there
disposition to sell both foreign and domesucgoods
concession, and shors some activity III reduced
prices The cotton movement rather, light; the
receipts all tho ports the week having 81 9s7
bales making total since September LOT 70 IT'S bales
against sss 5si bales FOR the period IA year. The
foreign exports from all the ports "a os0 making
total since September or 1o6 5s bales n ainst ITO l5a
bales for tme last year. The ks a. all The
ports at present. aggregate lso354 bales sans 1872 500
bales tho date last year. The OF cotton
Liverpool the 0th inst 500 BAL cs and a Lon
don Ill 1e< bales while that there
1000 balss OF American cotton sost ~ ii 222 ssI bales
OF INDIAN making total OF POO sds BAH Vs. Atths same
time last year The stock ut Liverpool A. 727 0l0 bales
and 1t London rs. 732 balss while mere were afcsi
200 bales Of American and ia T0Os Il Indian making
q total or o32, 442 balss
The statement OF tho associated ~ nks FOR the SEX
win show decrease OF So 207 53e in legal tender noes
$S02i 40 in deposits, and 81 as circulation while
in tho item Of specie there w,ll be an increase Of
81, ,l4s, and in loans incysa Of $eo3 e2s The
decrease in legal tenders il largely Offset by
specie and the decrease dspas s 30 that the banks
are mot much more than half q M on weaker in pon,
Of than they veg ago The following
shows the statements for w h ending on the led,
inst and today reaDoctvoIv
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THE HURRICANE IN THE WEsJ INDIES.


&mect Of the Hurricane az 50. Dsmisss tily-
Articles Of Food rot 10 70 Exported-The
inierisr Ssaered Nest.
Captain spagus. who resursd from St Domingo city
~ srpsrcargo the schooner Ida della Tore gives the
following details or the karricans on October 30 At
Shat place
The blow commenced At abou. nins A n. and was &C
e0mpAned by dsluZng rain. Il was impossible to
1ook to mndward AID tho water permsatsd tho whole
vessel The storm ~ IL height about i've p d. 1t
had commenced from the north and veered round
20 the southsoush wesk All the in port were
driven ashore, and less damaged The Ida della
1ors was blown ashore early In the gale but when tho
wind changed she MAS blown or Three vessels outside
were lost
N The damage ashore must have bsen immense. All
fhe houses ia ST. Domingo Guy suffered more or ess
0nd . sey great number are totally demolished But
She greatest mischief undoubtedly 10 the interior
The deuglng that accompanied the hurricane
pverfown all The streams, and turned the roads and
highways INTO devastating torrents sweeping coffee
erees frcit trees ana every ooss material along The
destruction tho interior such that the authorities
bad prohibited ths export Of sugar, coffee prov sions
nc. Business vss brought TO dead stand and tho
general opinion IVES that ave moaths VIII scarcely zee
thngs pat 20 rgh4. asain
Captaa sprague could not ascertain the hurricane
pad been iet sixty niles 10 the westward on land or
vns hundred mllsa - the southwark u sca.
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1854. iAs . 1857; SOS. coupon, 1852. 100
1851 s2os coupon. 1904 1867 1861; s-2o's
coupon 1865, losss : loex DO o., January and
July, 1917 Io7x; do. 1857. ioTx Io7k; io-4o's.
registered. 1908 1907; lo4os coupon, 1917 aloi%;
June 1905. 1861 loSs; July zso's Iosk 1883
December compounds 1884 IlsS liss; May do,
1885, ilTis llTh; August do. l16k ilsk; Ssptsm-
Dor do, lls . lI6i1; October do. ll5k 1I6.
There was active conversion movements In seven
thirty notes At the subTreasuy during The week. the
average amount being about two millions per day,
making total Of Sn,s7s55o. and ancs the 18th Of
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BsHscgf- pcsfsicx.- On WEDNESDAY stsninx Nc
vcnber ~, ~ Cnria church. New York hy the Rev.
". g Ever, " ~, Dr. CuARLss w. Hsn.AcEi 70 SAssa
~, ycspgrst daughter Of William d. Dominick, and
niece o. the late Mchssd y. CarmKn. ESQ., al Of this
city.
fsoSlsc--IzwIs On Mondsy evening Noysmtsr ~,
~ ths hsv Jamee Mistt ~ his residence NJ JosxrT
y Lscnsp lass - Bethel Conn, 70 Mrs May An.~
Lrwls, all Of this city.
huILArxv--SurxrvAv.--Tn Brooklyn, on THURSDAY,
November 81 ~ 81 PaoIs church corner q courb and
sisted BY the Rsvsrspos ORsIiy and lane. J,.xss III
MUrLAnxy u augusta. Ga, 70 hAsY Assk daughter OF
the late James sulIFvan Eco
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --Or Th1rdfy. November
n, ~ The house OF The BRIDES rarsris, BY s Rev Dr
Fasrsys CHANtxs prUnnSnrsr ~ New Haven. Conn, 10
LOUISA, daughter Of Pm steich anau.
sLArs--kpenara. ---Ou Thursday, August "a, at the
Tsn1snee - ~ tst1e'n possnp4 by ne 6eys WnL A
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Tho Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company has been
completed and Board Of Directors elected, which
includes the following Names Mr. W. D. Griswold being
the President: Jossph ". Alscp, William H. Aspnwall,
William whitcwrighs Jr, Samuel .. y. Odsil, Allan
Campbell Frederick sohuchardt Of New York. William
D. Grswold John Ross Of Indiana; Larz Anderson, ".
W. Scarborough Alexander II. Lswis Of Ohio; lewis
b. b. Parsons and Samuel Gasy, Of Missouri IL is
pectsd that the exchange O. certificates for stock win
begin in Dscenbsr 9
A Cincinnati paper Of thursday says o. he local
money market e@
The money market today more stringent than II
has bean for . week ten days. The calls for
rsny from tho South aud Wess continue rgs and the
local demand for loans IL pressing. The amount
II paper maturing il heavy, which, being generally
promptly met relieves ina small measure che severity
pressure the market rules clo7e and paper
Ia with difficulty placed In tho open market ~ i2a 10
per cent There Is mot much improvement in the trade
o. the city generally but some branches Of business are
y hitle more active y
The following listor railroads in California, thcir
projected length aud number or miles completed Jane
30, 1857 -
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Fell ParstcuIars 81 the Disaster On the Reads
In Ohie-Fosr Sisters Crushed. scatded and
BsrasA % neash-Nsbie bus Fatal Acs 81 He
rOlnru.
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........slI,97s, 500

Mining shares were inactive and At the first board
Davidson Copper closed loc lower than At the same time
yesterday selling At ISc Consolidated Gregory Gold.
&C.. selling at 50 90. Smith 4 Parmslee sold At 50 SO;
Waikiki lead, 42c Benton Gold, 2sc
Tho foreign exchange marko. was inactive, as usual
on saturday. but Normally steady. Bankers bills on
England 1t sixty days quoted at lo9s 1925. at
three days loes< 9 1921; commercial bills 1851
10S; bills on Paris II sixty days. 1917 Isl at three
days, 6IA5S 6l3x. Other bills we're quoted thus -
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The Following proposed osds:CaIifornis Pa
cinc, Vallejo TO Sacramento and MsrysviIle California
and Oregon, Central Pacific Railroad to Oregon line;
Southern Pacific, san Joss southwark; copporopolis,
stockton 70 Coppsropok.
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Auction Sales for November.
CO MMIsSIoNER'S NJ SALE.
TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN. EQUITY-4NDERSON DISTRICT
John F. milford and Charles Milford, vs. VIVA.
milford, Malinda Milford, ct. al.-Bat TOR ear-
tition.
By. Write of an order from the court Of Equity
will sell, on saleday in November next. at Anoer-
SON Court House, the several tracts OF land de-
scribed in the pleadings part of the real estate
of Thos. MILFORD, deceased, to wit:
TRACT NO. .,
Situated in Anderson District, adjoining lands of
Margaret Milford and Tract No. g. OF estate OF
Thomas Milford, deceased and others, containing
sixty.fve 66-l0U acres.
TRACT NO. 6,
Situate in Anderson District the Abbeville line
adjoining Tract No. 5, of same estate, and lands
of Elizabeth Milford. Wn: Milford and Margaret
Milford, containing sixty fye 6f-loO acres.
TERMS OF SALE:
On credit of one year, with interest from the DAY
of sale; purchasers to give bond. with two good
sureties, and mortgage Of premises to secure the
purchase money, except the COSTS which must DC
paid in cash.
4pdepson, aD@msesl01sss Oct, s 8, 1867. IA
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Quick Sales and Small Profits |!
TOW ERS & BURRISS

ARE now receiving their NEW GOODS. con-
sisting of
GROCERIES,
Rio Laguara and Java Coffee,
Crushed, White and Brown Sugar,
Salt, Pepper Spice Ginger, Soda,
Leaf Lard, Vinegar, Indigo, Madder,
Herrings, English Dairy Cheese, Candles,
Copperas. Blue Stone,
Best Black and Green Ten, Starch,
Corn Starch, Mackerel, Sardincs, Soaps,
Powder, Shot, Lead
Cuba and Muscovado Molasses,
Golden Syrup-a fine article,
Fresh Carolina Rice,
Bagging and Rope
Henloek and country-tanned Sole Leather.
HARDWARE.
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Nails, Hoop Iron, Sheet Iron,
English Castings,
And many articles TOO numerous to mention.
COOKING STOVES.
Magnolia, Cotton Plant, Delta and Phoenix.
Every family should have cooking stove. Also,
Office Stoves.
Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
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4 Augnsta Adve ertise eilts.
!. lLeai aieaI College of Georgia
&. 6. IN Augusta.
FACULTY.

,.-s-. ): sss. - FACULTY. =
81 p GAnYIN, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor OF Ma
! eeria5 5Medica' and Therapeufi
sHENRy r.. CAMPBELL N. sD., Prolessor Oh oPe-
s ,ratise Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
X. -JosEpn "a: Eve, Md, Professor OF obste-
- tries and Diseases of Women aud Infants.
D.; FoRD, NJ. d; Professor OF the. Institute
:. sund Practice of Medicine.
< EDWARD GEDpING, NJ D., Professor of Physi-
.ulory and Pathological Anatomy
GEO. w. Ranks, NJ. D.; Professor of Chemistry
I: and Pharmacy,
feA bES1ussuRE FoRp, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
WIN IL DoyGHTY, NJ. D, Professor Of Mat Med,
= Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence :
s9 l. A. DuaAs, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practiee of Surgery and Dean of the Faculty.
;:zzsss:JoHS S.3CoLEMAN,.7M. D., Demonstrator OF
= Anatomy
!. scH4nIEs T. RICH, Janitor
3 & The S3d Session will be opened oil the 4th OF
! .5Soyember next, and continue, four months. The
egfanseamy Laboratory; and arrangements for Prac-
: lical Anatomy, are equal to any in the country.
Clinical instruction regularly impaired at the City
Hospital and College Clinics
=: FEES:
Tickets for The whole course in currency, S105 90
9latricnlation, in currency, 90
ectons,si in currency, 10 0O
( Diploma fee, in currency, 80. 90
:. s;s5|s-s. II. "A. DUGAS, Dean.
October l6, 1857 ls
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CLOTHING AND CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

Coats Pants and Vest Coats
Pants Vest Tweed jeans C Union
Flannel m Shirts
quality
Boots and styles qualities Misses
prices. Come and
Findings such French Calf Skins Kip Skins Hem
Shoe Thread Eyec Pegs Nails Rves Avis
and Hahs Hammers Brst, Measure Straps Knives
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN EOUlTY--ANDERSON.


James B. Moore, and wife Susan VS.. John c. Ma
jor, Joseph b. Moore and wife, ct. al.-BW for
Partition of Lunds. &c
BY virtue of an Order from the Court of Equity,
will sell to the highest bidder, at Anderson Court
House. on SnL day in November ncxl. the several
lots Of Land described in the pleadings as the
Real Estate, of Joel S. Major, deceased, to witt
One Tract. situate in Anderson District, on waters
Of Broadway Creek, containing two hundred and
sxy-two (262) acres more or less. adjoining lands
of Robert Smith. John Carpenter, and the estate OF
Nancy Major. deceased. ,et. al.
One Town Lot, containing one half acre. situate
in the town of Anderson, bounded on the East by
Lot of DR.. A. Evins-on the West by the Jail Lot.
and between the first and second streets South Of
the Public Square.
TERMS OF SALE
On credit of one, two, and three years, with
interest from day of sale-pnrchasers to give bond
with two good sureties, for the payment Of the
purchase money--cxcept the costs, which must
be paid in cash.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, Oct. 8, 1867. IA
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The celebrated Bey style HOOP SKlR1S- Empress
Trail Popular Ira Duplex Ehp &C Also lou 10"
priced Skirts
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In Equity---Anderson.
VIM NJ. Cooley and wife, VS.. Samuel G. Douthe
and wife-Enoch N. Pepper, ct. al-B'H for
Partition Real, Estate.
BY virtue of a decrctal order from the court of
EQUITY to me directed, will sell at public auction,
at Anderson Court House. on saleday in November
next, the Tract Of Land described in the Plead
ines in this case rs the Real Estate OF Elijah Pep
per, deceased, 10 wit
TRACT NO. Il,
Containing four hundred and eighry-fve acres,
more or less. situate on Big Creek, in Anderson.
bounded by lands of Elizabeth Pepper, late Elijah
Kelly, ct. al.
TERMS OF SALE:
On credit of twelve months, with interest from
day of sale, except the costs, which must be paid
In cash-purchnser TO give bond, with at least two
approved sureties, to secure the payment of the
purchase money
Commissioners Office,
Anderson Octt. 8. 1861. T-4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, Oct. 8, 1867.

In Equity---Anderson.
James b. Moore and wife Susan. VS. Amanda Kea.
ton. Joseph B. Moore and wife, ct al.-BW for
Partition Of Land, &c.
BY virtue Of an order from the Court of Equity TO
me directed will sell TO the highest bidder at
Anderson Court House on saleday in November
next the Real Estate described in the proceedings
as the property of Mrs. Nancy Major, decd, to
wit:
Tract, situate in Anderson District, on waters
of Broadway creek. containing
$50 ACRES,
More or less, adjoining lands of Robert Smith.
Luke Unynie and the estate of Stephen Shirley
and others.
TERMS OF SALE
On a credit of one, two and three years, with
interest from day Of SALE purcllasert to give bond,
with at least two good sure,ies. for the payment
of the purchase money i'll two equal annual install
ments, with mortgage of The premises.
W. W HUMPHREYS, C.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, Oct. 9. 1867. ia
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rnLrAw ABBOTT, AucTIovEER-ortIos Ise
w (hsthsm square Aells Monday. ~ 10Y ocloeh 1o
e,oek And Fissurss liquor store snd rSetyne esse1
shmsnt eornsr % Hubert and wssh!nr,c9 sss@' 80
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4 UCTIoN NOTICE.. Nj. LEEDS, AUCrfONEER.-
N Peremptory sale Of magnificent Household Furniture.
pianoiore, Drawing Room Furniture, Paintings BrDnxes
statuary and and costly Works Of Art and Ari
Nertu public auction, this day Saturday,
tho elegant mansion 10 ~ West Sixteenth street. between
Firth Sixth avcnuea commencing at III o'clock Draw
ing suits covered satin br0oatel richest de-
scp.on; window Curtains 70 match roewood EteSeres
Medallion Velvet Carpets OIL Paintings BY eminent artists
Artistic Bronzes sltuary Sevres China Vases Cabinets
Turkish Reclining Chairs, Bronze Chandelers Lace Cur
tans. magnificent rosewood Panoforte stool and Cover
Music stand; aud walnut Bureaus Bedstcads
wardrobes; Hair, Spring Mattresses, Dining fable. side
board superb Ruby Glassware silver Casters. Tueen
SAVERS Dinner Tea Service Table Cutlery Linen &c
Basement aud Kitchen Furniture.
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UcTioS NolIcE.
SATURDAY December ~,
At 10 A. NJ,
LARGE, SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
DAMAGED GOODS
(for account of underwrtsrsl
being portion Of the stock OF Messrs. A. BLUM CO.
aaved from the late FIRE on their premises,
consisting In part Of
WHITE GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCnIErs, QUILTS. &C.,
LACEs. EMBROlDERIES,
FINE HOSIERY AND CLOVIS. &C. &C.
This DO very large and attractive sale, and should
command the attention Of all buyers,
Catalogues and goods ready.
WIN. TOPPING CO., Auetcneers.
l3l Church street
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4 ucfJoN sAkA-rRkpsRIcx blIo AucVoxEEa,
H, ~ s "A; S:ss :a sss, s': :ss
ss so;s ss, < II Sf ls IN s'ssssS S s;
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A ucTIoN NOTICE
"A X. r. HAZELL, Auctioneer.
MONDAY. Dec. ~,
Att O'Clock, at sslesroon, 81 Cortlandt street,
Skates,
Skates,
Special sale OF 800 pair hnc skates
Partieniars 90 Monday r. r. HAZELL a co,
Auctioneers 81 Cortlsndt street.
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DEM. =. THEALL. AUCTIONEER
- Late salesman with E. II. Ludlow A Col

CHARLES HOHLENBERG, AUCTI0NEER-WILL
sell this day at 10 o'clock at 1879 East 4 sees all tho
Stock contained in said consisting OF Soap Candies
Starch Sugars Mossses, Vinegar &C., in lots 70 suit purs
chasers Dealers invited.
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day. bound all the distilleries under
seizure pending the Courts decision
The registration and naturalization
is going on briskly here and in Brook
2 The Cover nment Steamboat Com
missioners are in session here and
will investigate the Vanderbilt an d
Dean Richmond collision. .I
Six hundred retail druggists, gro
GERS. and others, in Brooklyn were
fined $50 each for a violatioA of the
stamp regulations of the revenue
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The propo-
sition to raise subscription for Mrs.
Lincoln's benefit, has received her
sanction. About five hundred letters
have been addressed to prominent
politicians and colored clergymen
calling upon them for donations. A
book has also been opened in Mr..
Brady's rooms, in Broadway, where
her wardrobe isJon exhibition, for the
same purpose. The sum Of $155 55
was subscribed yesterday by thirteen
individuals, In amounts varying from
twenty-five cents to fifty dollars.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 16.-Thos. A.
Lambert was convicted of arson in the
FIRST degree { - &
The case of the Kentucky Bour-
bon Company has been sent TO- the
Grand Jury. .s.ER1 .s9GA
NEW YORK, Oct. is. Thomas Car
ler, an old and respected dry goods
merchant, died last night of apoplexy.
( A special from Washington to the
Poe/ cove fha mann bo~u ,F xlo T., A.;
airy Committee now here declare. to-
day, majority of the Committee in
favor of impeachment, and are conf
dent the project will receive approba-
tion from a majority of the members
of the House. There is, no, doubt
that the Committee will press the knb-
ject at an early day in session, upon
the attention of Congress.
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ENGLAND.

10 a~r y =
~ LoNuoN, Oct. 15.AJem Mace,s the
English pugelist, was arrested in bed,
in London, last night .apd putlunder
bonds to keep the peace. He was
about to engage with the Irish giant,
O'Baldwin, for the championship.
This, Of course, stops the fight, but it
is assertedtha The pugelists will cross
to France or Ireland and fight it out
there. There is an opinion that Mace
aaselisHs asls thf fsREIsPfdi meant s9s 5pfs t05pffssr-
LONDON, Oct. 16.-There is a wild
rumor that the Fenians are planning
an attempt to seize the person of the
Queen at sBalmoral, althoughslittle or
no credence is given to the reports.
Precautionary measures have been
taken, and the household guard at
Balmoral has been doubled. 'J 7s
w LONDON, Oct. 16.-Evening.-Th
Fenian alarm is spreading. The gov
ernment is in receipt of many dis
patches announcing the possible plans
of the brotherhood. Troops and
gunboats have been dispatched to
Ireland, and the entire western coast
of that island is guarded with extra
ordinary vigilence.
Dispatches received from Italy this
evening are very important. The
entire press of Italy, almost without
exception, favors the seizure of Rome
by the government strength. Party
action increases hourly The recent
successes have given them new cour-
age. Sharp fights have occurree near
Fornez and Alferio, as we'll as at
other points In the province of vi
terbo. in all of which the insurgents
have been successful. The Pope has
called an immediate meeting of the
cardinals to consider the situation.
~ - FRANCE. .faaI
PARIS, Oct. 15.-The Official Mons-
tuer. in its issue of to-day, says the
Papal troops, operating ia the Pom
ti6cial provinces, on Sunday last, the
18th inst, attacked and defeated a
large force of GaribaIdians, who were
posted in a good position-where they
carried the line of advance to Monte
Liberate. s. sar ii II !. 7i.1 10 .'l'.y 80 .a5
'.,.P Paris, Oct. 16.-It is reported that
Marshall Navez, Spanish Prime Min
lister, has offered Emperor Napoleon
the assistance of Spain in sustaining
the Temporal power of the Pope.
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by
Empress Eugene, has arrived at st.
Cloud from Bearritz. 80, -. i
in4sa bna - ITALY ..r.g
FLORENCE, Oct. 16.-The last ad-
vices received from the Roman Terri
tory, report that the papal forces are
falling back toward Rome. Us
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WASHINGTON.
2assE hire H1TF5
Raffroad AccidentETwo Persons In
juIed.

WASHINGTON, Oct ia serious
accident occurred On the LoHdon and
Hampshire Railroad yesterday, near
.Leesbufg. = The engine and baggage
cars were thrown down an embank-
ment twenty one feet, and we're com :
remained on the track. Mr.. Peacock
was seriously injured; Conductor
Carlin slightly, and also the engineer,
Mr. Carter, who made narrow es-
cape by leapihg from the baggage car.
WASHINGTON Oct. 16.-The State
Department has published a series of
notes in pamphlet form 'on the Rus
sian-American trading posts, which
may prove of interestto those con-
templating settlement in our new
possessions.
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TIE EGR APH.
For Commercial and Rfver Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
Sickles' Application for q
Court OF Inquiry Ra-
turned.
Kilpatl iek Tenders His
Resignation as Captain.
Me mixers of Cor gross in
Quest Ct Apartments.
Row at a Convention.
Object of Beauregaro's
Visit TO Washington. IL
Subscription for Mrs. Lin-
COINS Benefit. s.
Death Of Charles F. Dana.
"a
Late Foreign Intelligence.
The Papal Forces Attack
and Defeat the Carl
-Es baloians. Bs5t
2stt f1el 8EF
q F. :
The Papal Forces Attack
and Defeat the Carl
lS baluians. Bt
Railroad Conference.
Railroad Accident.
INDIANAPOLIS.
The 7. NJ. C. A.-AdJournment.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.J
97 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 16.-After an
exceedingly interesting session of
three days, devoted mainly to discus
sion of questions bearing upon the
general interest of 6 Evangelical re-
ligion, the Y. M. G. A.. of Indiana,
adjourned this evening. Rev. w. FL.
McCarer was the only delegate present
from your city. Princeton was repre-
sented by Rev. M. P. Van Ausdal !;
Vincennes, by Rev. Jos. Vance and
Geo. G. RamsdelI, Esq.