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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. %.
The Japanese ram Stonewall arrived al
Maraham Sept. %, and would call at Per
nambuco and Rio Janeiro.
A. s. Haskill has been appointed exam.
lining surgeon BY the Commissioner Of Pen
sions.
The President has pardoned the rebel Gen.
Marmaduke.
Col. Parker has returned from his trip OF
investigation into the condition and value oil
the Dismal Swamp canal, and is preparing a
report.
1t has come to the knowledge ofths Sec
retary Of the Treasury that the pronr,etors OF
the bonded warehouse in New York, known
as general order store, had charged an i'm
porter excessive rates for storage and cartsge
on goods sent from an importing vessel to
such store. He has directed the Collector to
require the proprietors to return the excess
80 charged to the importer, and inform them
that repetition of the offense will carry with
it the privileges conferred upon them by the
Government.
Gen. Skinner is somewhat better to-day.
The Sub>judiciary Committee at its ses-
sion to day examined quite number of wit
nesses from Maryland, and issued subpenas
for the attendance Of others.
The special Ordnance Committee of the
Senate and House was in session to day.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New Yong, Oct. %.
The Tribune's Washington special says: :
A complaint is made to the Administration
that Minister Adams has neglected to urge
the British Government for the release Of
John Nagle and John Warren, held as Fe-
mans, without charge or trial, in prison in
England.
1t is just learned that Sir Fredrick Bruce,
just prior to his death, upon suggestion from
the President and Secretary McCulloeh, re-
commended the release of these two men !;
and our Government has appealed to the
British authorities for the immediate ceusid
Grafton of all the cases Of arrest of Fenians
who claim to be citizens OF he United States,
and for the discharge at once of all against
whom no valid charge of violation of law can
be established
The Times special says. Chief Justice
Carter, Of the District Supreme Court, an
nounees TO day that the cases in which lawyer
Bradley, who was debarred by Judge Fisher,
is engaged as COUNSEL would not be taken up
until lis status was determined by the full
Bench.
The Horla's Washington special says
Prominent Georgians represent to the Presi
dent aud General Grant, that General Pope
has so arranged matters in that State SO as
to give the coming election to the negroes and
the radicals. They ask their interference.
Both the President and General Grunt re-
piled that they had not the power to inter.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Oct.

CHICAGO, Oct %.
The total number of deaths in this city for
the week ending the 10Th inst, was 105, de.
crease of279 on corresponding week last
year.
The German Emigrant Fair, now in prog.
ress in this city is proving very successful.
The rooms are crowded with display of ell
that is rare, useful and beautiful
The Tribune says that the human bones
which, according to the Times we're found in
the Washington street tunnel, have turned
out 10 be bones Of the bovine species.
John Furguson, porter, employed by Ray
Trigo, Commission Merchants, 20 Lasalle
street, has absconded with $500, money he
went to deposit with the Merchants Union
Express Company.
John B. Drake, Esq. one of the proprie>
tors Of the fremont House, OF this CITY. has
been appointed by the President one of the
Commissioners of the Union Pacific rail-
road. In place of Gen. Frank P. Blair, Jr.,
who is at present unable to attend to the du>
ties of the Office. He, iu company with the
other Commissioners, DR.. VIM. w. White
and Gen. Buford, has just returned from q
tour Of inspection over tweuty-six miles of
the Eastern Division Of the Kansas branch
Of the road, which ID now finished 900 miles
vest Of Kansas City and ten miles west OF
Fort Hayes.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

GALVESTON, Oct. %.
No yellow fever interments to day. The
absen,ees are slowly returning, yet it is
deemed i'm prudent The fever Is abating in
the interior for want of material.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 23
The Republicans nominated the following
ticket in the 18th Senatorial District: Thos.
Blodgea, r. Bullock, B. Conley, j. E. Bry
ant Simon Bird, John Neal, Alex, Stone :
being Ave whites and two blacks The party
seem confident of carrying the Convention
question. The Conservatives, or anti-Con-
ventionists, seem to favor the policy of voting
neither for nor against the Convention, but
vote only for delegates. The papers advo-
cate this line of action, while others strongly
urge the people to keep away from the polls,
and take no part in it.
MEMPHIS, Oct. %.
Nine interments from yellow fever for the
a hours ending . P. NJ.
CHARLESTON, Oct %.
General Canhy has issued orders providing
for o revision Of the Registration Board for
Enal revision of the registration lists. to
commence November 9th. and Continue five
days. Also an order authorizing post com
manders to release on bail all persons not
subject to the Articles Of War, held in arres.
by nailitsry authorities
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PuI1AnrrnnrA o.. {

IHtLAHELFHIA. Oct. 70.
at q meeting of the cotton and woolen man
ufacturers held to night, in reference to pc
titioning Congress for reduction of the per
cent. tax, the following resolution was unan-
imopsly passed:
''Rcsolred, That the Manufacturers Union
of Philadelphia ask the members OF Congress
to use all honorable means to remove ail tax.
ation nf the industry of the country, when
such industry requires to be protected from
the cheaper labor and capital of Europe"
The resolution was referred to the Execu-
tive Committee, with instructions to open a
correspondence with the manufacturers
throughout the country in regard to es,ablish>
ing fixed tax on cotton bales, the same a.
trade ball in Liverpool.
There have been in all 1S deaths from
cholera. On the receiving ship Potomac,
lying st the Navy Yard in this port, four per
sons died this morning. The disease, it is
believed, has received an effectual check.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24

FLoasrcr, Oct 24-Midnight- Reports oi
the eseaps Of GaribAldi from Caprer. are
confirmed. It Is known that he landed .,
Leshorn and il nov in Italy. Efforts oft
police TO discover his Whereabouts to this
time have proved futile. F
PARIS, Oct. % Emperor Francis Joseph
of Austria has arrived in France on . visit to
Napoleon. Yesterday he arrived u Nantz,
and is expected to reach Paris this evening
On his journey to France the Austrian EN-.
peror passed through Baden. Hs made q
brief pause in that city, and had an interview
with the Minister and King Of Prussia The
conversasion was of the most friendly char,
acter.
FLORENCE, Oct. 23.-The official Gazette
announces that the reconstructed Ministry
has been expected to declare that apprehen>
sions Of French Intervention may be dismissed,
and exhorts the Italian people to sustain their
King in the trials through which he is pass
ing. A rumor is current that Gen Coldin il
planning . coup de etdt for the settlement Of
the question.