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chanics'; 313 for Manufacturers' ITO for Trades
mems; 10 for City; and 20 for Corn Exchange.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment: Lehigh Navigation sold at 40b@4l
slight decline; IA was bid for Schuylkill Naviga-
ton common; "a for preferred do; and lag
for Susquehanna Canal.
Quotations of Gold-lO3 A. NJ, 1442; IL A. NJ,
l44b; IL NJ, las; P. M, 1A5.
The New York Herald this morning says;-
THE Money Market was very stringent, and FIRST
class houses in many instances, offered to pay per
cent in gold for loans while in others per cent IN
hgk per cent. It was. however. difficult 70 borrow
funds to dispose of, Borrowers, in their extremity
among whleh, were borrowing gold on stock cola
ment securities on railway coIlaterals, ana selling
likewise for cash In this manner large amount OF
Of even prime commercial paper were asked in vain.
banks applied IO and on The whole such stringency
felt to- day has rarely been experienced In wall
Treasury balance yesterday owing partly to dis
SSased and 1 made % TO tSe
at Boston and to other points and parity to the de
Washington and previously counted as cash."
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 S. Third street
$500 City ,mun...s.'IoiH 81 Iehigh N stk... Al
$1,000 Phi & Bss.Tues. 92 % dO.-.,..... Is 4OJI
"a sh Fenna R-,.-...., 62kI
--Messrs. De Haven Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day al l P. M.:-U. S. 6s Of 1881, llOl
@llO3; do. 1852 1ll}@112; do, 1894, l09t@
l0sl; do, 1865, lO8l@1Gsl Do. 1865, new, IO5@
1914; do, 1867, new, lO7@lO74; do IS, lO-4Os,
99t@1OOb; do. 1905, June, 1O5b@lO6i; do,
July, 1O55@lO6t; Compound Interest Notes,
June, 1854, ll94O;, do, July, 1854, 1870;
Il9t@Il9l; do. DECEMBER, 1864, llsl@IISl; do,
May, 1865, ll7@l174; do, August, 1865, l16@
116l; do, September, 1865, 1154@l153; do.
October 1865, 1l5@1154. Gold, 1459454.
Silver, 13san140.
-Messrs. william Painter d Co., bankers,
No. 36 s. Third street, report the. follow
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock =
o. s. 6s, 1881, 1lO9@l1O8; o. 8. 6-2Os, 1862,
lll4@ll2i do, 1864, 1O9A@lOss; do, 1866,
l08991Os4; do. new, 10e5@l07t; IS, lO-4Os, 99d
@lOOb; D. s. 7'30s, I'd series, lO5l@1O6; Sd
series, lO5}61O6; Compound Interest Notes,
December, 1864, 11s; May, 1866, III; August,
1865, 116; September, 1865, 1169; October, 1866,
115. Gold, 144}@l45.
--Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as folows:--U. s. IS OF
1881 1105@l10s; old 5-20s, 111E@112t; new 5.2Os,
1864 lO8t@lOs5; do, 1866, 1Os3@1lOsS; do, July,
1O7@1O74; do, 1867, 1O7l@167B; 16-4Os, 1000
1904; 7'30s, June, l05i@lO6; do, July, 1850
LOG. Gold, 14420145.
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PhiIadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, Oct 5-The Flour Market is mo
derately active, and the demand from the home
consumers is fair, but for shipment the inquiry
is limited, owing to the high views of holders.
On some grades we advance our quotations l211
@25c. % bbl. Sales of 5000 bbls. including 300
bblE. sour superfine at 81; old stock and fresh
ground extra at 5000 rs; 1000 bbls. northwestern
extra family at $40 75@1175; 400 bbls. Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio do. do. at $I1 '5O913 the latter
rate for choice; and fancy at $l3@l4, according
EQUALITY. Rye Flour ranges from 1925 to 50 75.
Nothing doing in Pennsylvania. Corn Meal
500 bbls. Brandywine sold on secret terms. The
receipts and stock Of Wheat continue small,
and prime lots are in good demand at an ad-
vance. Sales of 1000 bushels red and amber at
$2'4O@27O, and California at SO. 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania Rye sold at $l'63@1 65, and 500
bushels common Southern at $l'5S9I'60. Corn
is In fair demand: and prices are higher. Sales
OF yellow at $l45 400 bushels Western do at
$l4S, and 25O0 bushels Western mixed at 1920
lab Oats are unchanged. Sales of 5000 bushels
at 7O@SOc. Nothing doing in Barley or Malt
The last sale of No. Quercitron Bark was at
sos P.ton.
Whisky-Nothing doing
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFPICE OF THE EVENING TBLMaRAPH, l
SATURDAY. Opt 4 1897

The Stock Market was excessively dull this
morning, but prices were without any mate
rial change. Government bonds we're in fair
demand. 6s of 1881 sold at 1l0l, no change.
City loans were also in fair demand; the new
issue sold at lOl3@lOl}, an advance of 1, and
old do. at 9S4, no change.
Railroad shares were inactive. Pennsylvania
ValIeV at Ssa sI,Sbt & ddc,Oe nJ YS5g was bid for
Camden and Amboy; 60s for Reading; 634 for
Norristowni 574 for Minehill; SO for North
Pennsylvania; 80 for ElmiTa commons Al for
preferred dG 2s tor Gatawissa prSsteFTTed;h 2
Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
held at full prices. Thirteenth and Fifteenth
l6 for Chestnut and Walnut; 12a for HestonVille;
and 80 for Green and Coates.
Bank shares continue In good demand for in-
Vestment. l48 was bid for Farmers and Me-
chanics; b7l for Commercially S2i for Me-
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Ala for MRS. Lincoln.

To The Editor Of The ". Y Herald.
New YORK, Oct. Al was deeply grieved and
shocked on perusing your columns this morn
ing, to discover the unfortunate position of Mrs.
Lincoln. Is it really soY Then let instanta-
neous action be taken in the matter; and let the
public, not politicians have an opportunity
afforded them of testifying their affection and
respect for the memory of Honest Abe" All !
could he be placed IN possession of the facts
which were disclosed in your issue to-day
could he know that the partner of his
private life and public career was COM
PEELED to sacrifice her very wardrobe, in
order to provide a scanty subsistence for his
family, what would be his feelingY Too sacred
a subject to imagine. Peace, glorious peace to
his martyred ashes, 1t is for those who respect
the Great Emancipator to show some sympathy
for his widow. Is there any difficulty In raising
the sum of $780, 600, to be applied to the relief
of Mrs. Lincoln? If not, use your kind and
powerfully extensive influence, and the end will
be promptly gained. Permit me to suggest that
each subscription be limited to one dollar, and
thereby enable all who feel disposed to aid in
assisting one who, for her husbands sake, IS so
prominently entitled to our support. inclose
my dollar In full confidence that the God OF the
widow will inspire others to "Go aud do like
Wlse," Yours, very truly, Giro.
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LEGAL INTRLLIqRNOR.

NIsI PRIUs-Judge ThOmpson.- Reliance Iusur
ance Company 90 the use or Lyons and Taylor VS..
George w. Roberts. A rule to show cause why a
writ OF evari acias should not be set asde Judgment
opened, etc. In April, 1861 mortgage was given by
the upon property held by him. Subsequently
he died intestate, and In December 1858, his heirs
petitloned the Orphans Court TO make decree
authorizing them, as the only heirs at law of the de-
ceased, 70 sell the property at public SALE such sale
The Court made such decree, and in January, 1864,
the sale made. John Rice purchased the pro.
pery. and afterwards sold IL to Mrs. s. A. lennon,
The defendants hold that the sale discharged the
mortgage the plaintiff contending that the sale was
made by the heirs the pronerty remaining subject TO
the NOR rRage. Under argument,
DISTRICT COURT = Judge Stroud. = Gustavus
Lenghen VS.. The Green and Coates Streets Passen-
ger Railway Company. An action to recover dam.
ages for Injury sustained through the alleged negi-
gence OF defendants' employees. The defense proved
that the negligence in the plaintiff, and not In
the GefendAnLs. NardIcL for dalendhnts.
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THE MILITARY DISPLAY IN NEW ENGLAND.
The Ancient Artillery In PrOvIdence-A
Day OF PIeaaure-Return TO BOstOn.

Boston, Oct. 4.-The Ancient and Honorable
Artillery OF Boston, the Newburyport veterans,
and the marine corps of Providence have had
a day of rare pleasure. Under the escort of the
latter corps, the Newburyport and Boston visi-
tors waited upon Governor Burnside and Will
liam B. Huston in Providence, this morning.
After pleasant speeches on bothlsides, there
we're bountlful collations by the Governor and
MIR. Huston, and subsequently Rhode Island
clam-bake upon the shores of the Narragansett,
few miles from Providence. At about Z O'clock
the visitors came in special train to this city,
where they received an enthusiastic welcome
and semitemperate collation. from Copeland
and Tarbell on the Common. This having been
port veterans departed for home and the
Ancients returned to their armOry, where they
were dismissed by General Banks, their com
mander
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A Reminder.

The New Orleans Republican reprints the fol-
lowing little note, written some years ago, as an
interesting personal reminiscence:-
"CHARLEsToN, c., Oct. 1S. lS62-Hon. VIM. p
Miles RICHMOND Va.;-Has the bill for the execution
OF abolition prisoners, after January next been
passed? Do It, and England will be stirred into action
1t is high time to proclaim the black flag after that
period. Let the execution be with the garrote.
"a. r. BEAUREGARD."
General Beauregard has more recently written
another letter Qess than month ago), in which
he says that, being an "outlaw," he "does not
feel called upon to publicly uphold its Govern
ment:" But the Government may feel called on
publicly to uphold him." ...
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FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
Custom House Frauds at Naples.
Thirty Millions Of Francs Missing.
The Contribution of Hungary to the
Imperial Treasury.
Thirty Millions of Francs Miss
ETC., Etc, EtO., Ets., Etc, Eto.

New YORK Oct. 5.-The steamer Weser, from
Southampton, with dates to the Gath ult., has
arrived.
The financial and Custom House agents at
Naples, during the past six years, have deirauded
the Government out of thirty millions of francs.
Hungary, it is understood, will contribute,
from 1863, annually, thirty-three millions of
forms towards paying the interest on the
Austrian debt
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New YORK Markets.

Especial to The EVENING TELEGRAPH by Hasson's
Independent News Agency.l
NEW York, Oct. 5.-Flour is dull and heavy. Wheat
quiet and closed lower. Corn dull and unsettled at
S2gSbc Oats, 76@Q77c. Whisky dull. Pork, S29'7O.
CENTS OF refined s3s@34c.; Crude, 14166Dl5c.
Flour hrm, Southern, Sll0Dl5 extra State. S10%6921
Wheat firm, spring. q 280@25O. Corn, mixed 4I35 in
store Oats 75c. Barley, tl4O6ol55. Rye $l'620I7O.
Whisky, S35@1'Ss. Pork, S2375. Tallow, l2@9l2]6c,
Lard, A9l4Ac Cotton dull at 2c.
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Attampted Suicide,

Troy, N. Y, Oct. A. Harrison Weaver, a we'll
known clerical attache In the Capitol building
at Washington attempted 70 co1 IsHntc sucGe MS. sS
depression, occasiOned by the dangerous illness
Of his wife, caused the attempt. The physician
who attended him barely saved his ltte'
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Salvage ON the George CROMWELL,

KEY WEST, Fla, Oct. 4.-The Admiralty Court
here, Judge Boynton, has decided the salvage
IN the case OF the steamer George Cromwell to
De twenty-five per cent. on the net value of the
$2l ,222. The expenses win amount to $6l9s.
The respective amounts to be awarded TO the
steamer Fountain steam-pump and wreckers,
Will be made known In few days.
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OLEARED THIS MORNING.

IA. M.....,...64 IL A. 80 II r. M
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
New Orleans Phiiada and southern N. s. GO. via
BsI91e somerVille Hill, st. Marys, Ga e. A. souder
Brig Margaretha, Thering, Cork Falmouth. orders;
schr J. W. Wilson, sOmers, Newport, Rommel&H Hun
sc6r g. and l. c. Adams. NOrbury, Swan Island, D. s.
sc6r ". s; DOughten, Tstem. Charleston. Lathbary,
schr s. j. Bright, shaw. Boston. ]. Street & 90.
schr E 3 Reeves Gheen, Rappahannock, Bacon,
schr Silver Bell, Bailey, Gardiner, ]. r. White.
Schr g. Wilson. Connolly, Boston, BlakistOn, Graef
schE J. M. BroOmal. Douglass Boston, Day, Huddell
str Diamond State Robinson. Baltimore ]. D. Ruon.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
china clay, etc. 70 TnFn6un & %. 'O- N0noOn with
S seh6 6 q Fo5 s95sy % Says irOp CITY Point
sb hfh9 s 4shSnf m GAYS mem Georgetown
schT ". Callahan, CLARK, days from deorgetown,
schT A. a. Andrews, Kelly. from Providence.
schr RsSSt hT9Sms Douglas gIa dstn from BOstoE
schr w. 9, Doughten. Tatem, from Boston.
& w & 81 20 " NJ 1 q hours ro
Steamer F. franklin, Pierson ls hours from Baiti-
more with Mh,s %dse 70 & A. Ssoyes y. Sos. Jr ,,o
with mdse 70 W. M, Baird & %.
Steamer Decatur Young, l3 hours from Baltimore,
with mdse. TO ]. d. Ruoff
Correspondents OF ne Philadelphia Erehaa0s.
LEwEs Del, Oct 4PThe y s. ship samoset for San
trancisc0, ana DriR j. b. hlrDys BarDaQOS, both
from Philadelphia, went 10 sea yesterday, -,
MEMORANDA
Ships j. Fish, Stackpole, and Chiefain Maguire for
Philadelphia at Liverpool 2lst ult - =
Brig John Aviles' PhibrOok hence. at Portland 4th
Brig Elmira, Galley, for PHILADELPHIA sailed from
schT John L. Harmed. Adams, hence. at Norfolk Cd
schrA s t. Wines, Hulse. hence at ApponAug sd
instant. 7
schrs Emma L. Porter, Sparks and A. H. Leaning
Brewer, hence. at Boston Sd Inst.
Schrs Ariel, SMITH Express, Brown; and ]. StrOup
Crawford, for Philadelphia, sailed from Salem 3D.
schrs Maracaibo Henley, and Georgia DeerIp0
Willard, for Philadelphia, cleared at Portland Sd insf
6chrs IL. Little. 9odfreyi j. e. Pratt, NicKersOn; III
X FOX Casei ana EVergreen Belloste hence, at Pro-
HchTs M. H. stockham, Cordery; ]. Paine RIob, ana
s. ii. Woodbury., Woodbury. hence at Boston am inst
schr r. Bullwinkle, French, hence at Rockiand
schr r 8. Dean, from Taunton for Philadelpbia
sailed from Newport "a Inst.
echrs II Dorop, Jarvis. and II. Lake Adams for
Philadelphia, sailed from Providence sd inst ''i
bchr H. L. smith, smith, hence. at Gardiner 2gth uIt
cnSs SSSnw00S' "a d1icsinSon sn and Lena, HuntIey
schrs u Waples; Robinson, from Lynn for PhIladsl
phia, at Holmes Hole Sd inst, '~~0A
schIs Emma II, Graham, aud u. L. Grldley Thorn
ulke' ior Fhhhuephias cleared at Gardiner 26th ut
DOMESTIC PORTS,
dell, from London. -R S0AA@' SleA-
ship Victoria NyAnEa, Jones. nom Calcutta.
S5ihiip Mlnked Hunter Raynes from Calcutta
,h TspNe hOGle, nom Liverpool.
O"h9uo highlhno MARY Perry tOm Newport,
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The Dismal Swamp Canal.
Now Oablnet TrOubIea
Republican Nomination for Mayor of
| Baltimore.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEeRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.--The nomination last
night of General Andrew w. Dennison by the
Republicans for Mayor has met with universal
favor. The Generals speech accepting the
nomination is highly patriotic. He goes unre-
servedly Tor manhood suffrage.
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REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.
The Whites Have q Large Majority i'm
the SGRte-The WOtal Registered Vote,
Etc. EtC.

The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says:-
'The first registration, as completed, shows that
votes. We have prepared a table Of major1-
ties from which 1t appears that the whites nave
q majority of l265S In the State. The list of
totals rs divided in several parts. They indi-
cate counties and cities sending two or more
delegates, those sending one. and the districts
embracing several counties which send one or
more DELEGATES.
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The Natlonal Bunks.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The Express special
despatch says:-An effort will be made TO
amend the National Bank law, so as to author
ize the Secretary of the Treasury and the Comp
iroller of the currency to demand a bank state
ment for any week during the quarter, and not
at the end of q quarter, as now u
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Republican Meeting at Turin.

LONDON, Oct 4-Midnight.-Garibaldi has
Issued an address, urging ali his followers to go
TO Rome. IL Is said the Papal troops have been
beaten at Bagnarea. A Garibaldian meeting
has been held in Turin.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .4-Evening-Cheese5 52s. Cd.
FRANKFORT, Oct. -Evening.-United Stated
FiYe.tMenties closed at 74A -.
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WEHAVEA

WEHANElI'
wEHAvEIT
wEHAvEIT
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wEHAVEIT
WEHAvEIT
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wEHAvEIT
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wEHAvEIT
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wEHAvEIT
wEHAvEIr
wEaAVEIT
wEHAvETT
wEHAvEIT
wEHAvEIT
wEHAvEIT
.-. wEHAVET
wEHAvEITI
rt, wEHAVEIT
Is the name of aproparatOn that positively makes the
wEHAVE1r
Positively Removes DandruG.
,wEHAVEIT
positively Restores the Hair to it, Natural Color.
wEHAvEIT
IS NOT DYE.
WEHAvErT
Its Application is a real pleasure
delightfully."- perfumed.
VEIT
cooling and beneficial to the head.
wEHAVEIr
This name was adopted from the ctthatt the only
article yer known to stimulate healthy condition Of
III e scalp, and to actually produce NEW GRoWTH
OF HAIR. The proprietor has expermented with al
the articles offered to the public for these purposes
hnds that they close the pores scalp and thu
prevent, rather than promote tn Growth Of The Hair
wEHAVEIT
sOnered with the greatest confidence.
wEHAvEIT
Is PREPARED ONLY BY
III. It. T1ELMBOID.
DRUGGIST,
No. S4 BROADWAY,
BEw YORK
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sent by express 70 any address
BY DRUGGIsTa
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5-The brig James
Miller, from Atarella. West indies, arrived
to-day, with a cargo of guano for orders. She
reports having left In port brig Harriet Amelia,
Captain Cox, for Philadelphia; brig Peerless,
Captain Phillips, for New York. to sail on the
lst; and the schooner Ocean Bird, for New
York, to sail on the 10th inst
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MONTREAL, Oct. "A great fire is raging in
the town Of st. Johns, near ROuse's Point. 1t
Is reported that half the town is destroyed. The
authorities at st. Johns have telegraphed here
Tor engines and fremen, which have been
promptly sent by special train,
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IHAVEIT.

IHAvEIr
IHAvEIT
IHAvEIT
1HAVEIR
IH4YEIT
IHAVElT
IHAVEIT
1HAVErT
-, t.- IHAVEIT
mAvEIT
IHAyEIT
IHAvEIr
THGvEiT
1RAvEIT
1HAvEIT
1HAvEIT
IHAvEIT
IHAvEIT
1HAYEIr
IHAVEIT
1HAvE1T
HAvEIT
IHAVEIT
IHAvE1T
IHAvEIT
IHAVEIT
To THE NAME OF A DELIGHTFUL PREPARA-
r1oN FOR CLEANSING, PRESERVING, AND
HRAUTIFYING THE
TEETH.
IHAvEIr
IHAvEIT
,1pAKTs AN EXQUISITE FRAGRANCE TO tn
BREATH.
IHAVEIT
IHAYEIT
1sA PREPARATION THAT HAS BEEN LONG
soUGHT. 1T is NOT ALCOHOLIC, NOR DOES IT
CONTAIN A SINGLE INGREDIENT THAT IS NOT
RENEF1c1AL TO THE TEETH AND GUMS.
IHAVEIT
IHAVEIT
"a DISTINGUISHED FROM ALL OTHER PREPA.
pAT1oNs BY COMBINING A PASTE, POWDER,
AND WASH IN ONE. ALL THAT is NECESSARY
Is TO
SHAKE THE BOTTLE.
IHAvEIT.
IHAVEIT.
PREPARED ONLY BY
III. II. EIELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST, No, 5O4 BROADWAY,
NEXT METROPOLITAN HOTEL
PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Address from GaribaIdi.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. NJ
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEaRAPR.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.
The Selfridge-G ormIey Case.
Attorn ey-General Stanbery was this morning
engaged in preparing for publication, through
| the Associated Press, q synopsis of his opinions
upon the conflict of jurisdiction in Phlladel-
phia. Contrary to general expectation, he de-
cides that Selfrtdge must produce the parties in
Court that the writ of the Court must be
obeyed in good faith In compliance with this
opinion, Secretary Welles telegraphed to-day
to Selfridge, directing him to have the boy in
Court this morning In obedience to the process
directed to him.
Samuel j. Randall arrived this morning and
had interviews with the President and Secre-
tary Welles. I nF
The Dismal Swamp Canal. r-
Colonel Eli Parker, OF General Grants staff
has been ordered to make a scientific examina-
ton of the condition of the Dismal Swamp
Canal with a view to its being made available.
Colonel Parker is an Indian by birth, and is
man of fine scientific attainments.
New Cabinet Troubles.
The Cabinet makers are again at work. and
are after McCulloch, charging him with using
his influence to aid the Republicans by permit
ting his Republican subordinates from Penn
| sylvania and Ohio to go home to vote Another
| powerful ring is opposing him because they
| cannot control him in the matter of appoint
ments. A strong force of New York politicians
| are here engineering for Messmot's and CALI
colts positions, and they threaten, IL McCulloch
don't do what they require, they will make
war nn
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FOURTH EDITION
R O MI H.
Latest News by Atlantic Gable

Defeat of the Papal Troops.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FOrGdditto'saI Marite News see Third Page.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA ,,.. OCToREE r.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS At THE EvEhnSs TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M..........,64I IL A. II r. SO
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Gold at New York.
Ship News.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Gold is quoted at l44E.
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"a, tsorO no4Tm - Oct A-ArriVed steamship Celia q
sslhip Victoria NyanEa, Jones. from Calcutta.
sSthtip Mlneed Hunter Raynes, from Calcutta.
bAfque Highland Mary, Perry, from Newport.
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River Intelligence,
OFFICE or THs SourH- W ESTEEM

Shreveport, October 50, 1867.
The weather from Wednesday to Friday night was
cool and pleasant. On Friday night it commenced
raining, with cold wind from the North which con-
tinucd until Sunday morning. Sunday damp,
disagreeable day. Monday opened clear and almost
cool enough for light frost. Since then we have had
perfect Indian Summer weather. No frost yet.
The river is still on the decline opposite this point
with sCant two feet water the bars hence to Alex
andra. For The first week since the surrender, we
have been without the arrival of steamboat from the
CITY, Quite number Of them on the way, but we
question very much whether they will reach this point
until another rise of which prospect at
nresent The Pioneer Fra which sunk at Prudhomme's
Rend was raised and at last accounts had reached
Grand Ecore where she would reship her freight on
the Gossamer one of the ghtest boats IN the trade
We have 10 positive information of the whereabouts
IF anv of the other boats reported coming up. The
Flicker which left this port week ago yesterday
with barge in tow, for Jefferson, understand is
aground in the Lake just above Albany, with rather
slim prospects of reaching her port Of destination at
rasent The new steamer Jimplecute raised steam on
SATURDAY. and after making successful trial trip, tied
IN at our landing. She is of very light draught and
will no doubt be of great service to us during the
present low stage of water.