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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

daughter Of Richard H and Fanny T. Hnsdals. In the
llth year Of her age.
o'clock :. The Cnurch ar 81 Paul Fifty-ninth 1irse
and Ninth avenua
KEErE-Iu this city. on Monday. September Q, Gno
l. kEkPrE, IN the 9th wear Of his are.
IILIs-on Wednesday. ssptsmbsr II, JoHs LnLA
Tas relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited To attend the funeral r his late rrsdence ~
AanRin street, on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock
KkL,I-on Wednesday, September II. JoHs B. KELLY,
The relatives and friends of the family arc invited TO
attend the funeral, this Thursday afternoon a. one
o'clock, from bis late residence, No 200 Seventh ave-
Lyoxz-on Tuesday. September 10, WILLIAM J. LYONS,
aged 50 years. mouths aud days
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral this Thursday morn
ing, az eleven o'clock, from Fifth avenue and l26ih
MIL,Ea On Wednesday, September IL, after long
and painful ines JoHS MILLER, In the 18th year OF his
age.
bis son in law, Dennis Hogan also the membes OF the
Aetropo' tan Police Department. are respectfully invited
o'cocf' from his ia;e residence So second .suus
PHILADELPHIA papers please copy.
MCDONALD On wednesday, September IL, Hxsar C.
MCDONALD formerly Of Runway, N. j., aged % years
Noiice Of funeral in TO- morrow's papers.
ROBERT os-Ou Monday, september O. Of apopleIy, at
the redsnce OF sister In Brooklyn, GEORGE AoEu
AER RonERrsoS, formerly Of Baltimore, Nd
Baltimore American and Sun please copy.
iAioh al Wcbt Turky Oh eno auu,ou, VI Saohu"y,
September 0, Rev. THOMAS HOUSE, TAYLoR ID. d., rector
or Grace churcn New York
Tho clergy, the members OF the congregation and the
friends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend
the iunera at Grace church, on Friday afternoon, al
three O'Clock.
vxaGEs- On Tuesday, September 10, CHARLES HENRY
VERGEs late OF Arroyo, Porto Rico, IN the 9th year OF
bis age at which port deceased has honoraoy seret as
American vce-consul for the last several years. aud
which post bis brother, Eugene. Ills
Tho funeral services will take place at 81. Stephens
church, In Tweny-eghth street, this trhursdayl
Ing, At ten O'Clock The remains will DO conveyed TO
Mount Holly Cemetery, In Now Jersey Friends OF the
deceased invited attend, without further ,tce
WurrsoS.-On Wednesday morning. September IL,
MARAsSA, only daughter Of J. H. and Abne A Whit.
son.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Friday afternoon. At two O'Clock.
from the residence OF her parents, At YueEs, Long
Island. Carriages will be in waiting the depot the
arrival Of the hafpast ten O'Clock train from Hunters
Pc mt
woop.-At Hoboken. N J., on Wednesday, September
H. JOSEPH WooD, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends, also the members OF the
Masonic fraternity, invited attend the funeral
Friday afternoon. at two O'Clock, from the Baptist
church, Of Third and Bloomfield streets Ho-
boken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

unchanged RscsIpss Wheat. s,csc bushels; ssrna
sa.As.; corn 7seS so; zs0i do; barley. iSoS do
Flour arn and unchanged S.s sspt and
DOING sss ss e ~ - and s.
!: SIC for NJ. Ne 10 kys pne;a: cS0. san
s:, I :S 10 N Mess p1I ss, ssa
ike isc: for .houlder. sides clear Ribbed and clear
s Il. supply pS,
ana Money aa
changed
s,oS %lsss.seliai s: s:ei.ssS 8 g. ss:,nf :.
8 a !: S's q 4 i = g.: .s. e:
ssf and i Nc :.sa .s..sy
ss!,.;. Ss ;: :; i:s IS. ~ !;
;sncsd Wheat . Buffalo lie; oswsso los Rscsipl-
Ss so1 Sss bushels ss ss Ssaa
i670Oo bushels corn. l2scO do wheat 400, DO. oats.
1ssI ssss: ssss
Z ~ 4.
for prime choice Barley and unchanged Bacon a;
s.rs LARD is ,sses saa isa .t;s
wSsa sacks. o
do; rye 100 do
Tota,co-ssles lss hhds Leaf, s. s6 iags. 81 sss
perane and $40 IS for No. Wheat 81 81 ~ CORR
Saelled 81 H. Oats-ln bulk. &c. Sc Rio coffee active
at 81. &c. Sugar Arm Mess pork SIS Esccn-Saou
dera 5c clear rib sides clear sides iS{c Hams
22Sc packed Lard, 12o 13c for ierccs Whiskey. Ia
bond, xc Cotton, 24c -
NEW ORIRAss, Sept II. 1887.
Cotton dull unsettled: 80 baies low mid ling
2sc receipts "a bales Flour dui trlre extra SO 81
81 70. Oats dull. but unchanged. Mess pork ~ 81.
Bacon, shoulders lbsc clear aides. 49, chcce sugar
Sserns sacbsnss is s New York sight s.shsass
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puRI OF NEW Yoax. SEPTEMBER u. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Manhattan (Br). williams. Lverpoolwilams
s,sa@.hip Hans. Ssr.m Won oserendorp. Bremen VA
Steamship henry Chauncsy Gray. Aspnwall-racinc
Mail Steamship Co. 49,
Steam ship Dir,co. johnson. Poriand-J Ames
Steamship Equator. Jackway, observation-disclosures, Brown
steamship wamsut,a. Fish. New Acknowledgements 4
snip New World. Champion, London-Grinncll Minturn
Ship Columbia, Robinson. st John, Ns-c Marshall
ssrx Mercator tBr,, Richardson. LOudon-slomsn 4
BARK kildare 1;sr,. Evans Qneoec--sionan 4 Edge.
Brig Udoia. waittsnors, Malaga via vigo-rhompson
Brig Dolphin (Brsm,. wufcr. Busnos Ayres-J Norton.
Brig Beaver tBr. Croker. Kingston ia via Norfolk
brig TRIAL. humphrey. cardenas-M X Wilson 4 Co.
Brig II Pitt fBr, st,ee, Hamilton bermuda
Bis Firm tBr,. Dexter. ssJohn' NF-crAndAl Cmphray
Big cumming Bird tBr,. stephens. Cow Bay Whit
Brig 7 il Hav,and tBr, Leblanc. Cow Bay-B Small
BIG Mary Grace tBr, Petu wiDdsor-crAndAn. um-
sris 9 York York, Ellzsbeshp?r.-Ns ThomPso..
Brig cascaeIs Aisle Bath Mas iisnr. 90
Gear Scar Mah ssss.r Pickett. Pilssk.-w Ray.
seS a 80 aui;e Hdress. wiminsssn; NO. smith Co
sssr v. ''ss New
ste" steamer rsooay. Nichols, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Steamship Tfelvetis fBr Cutting LIVERPOOL Aug e. and
Queenstown SOth AM with mdse aud 79 asseng all
we'll 70 ire National steam Navigation 20. HID nnc
wsssss, s ssdsa s. Sg a. Cub. epa
and Nueviias lh, with sugar and passengers wsyds
Steamship L.v,nt tsr,. Arkiey Gov Bay days. with
s,.sm.hip virginia Roberts, Richmond. with mdse v
the Old Dominion steamship Go.
Steamship Jas b Green. inman. washington, DC. vita
Bark Clarendon OBJ, Lavender Ruenos Ayres July ~
and NO ,tevdeo with hides &c 70 harie;k Halscy
sept lat - Ion 63 iS spoke bark Delaware from Balu'
Brs Eussnis 20. BAnsor,. cOouss. Giacs Bay. days
Brs Aivs r1 Carson, Hlsbero Ms days. with stone.
Bts webster Kelly. Haskell Bangor. with lumber. to
schr Clara smith, Smith, Bridgeport cB. dAys with
schr Atlantic tsr Iockhart Windsor Ms. days. with
sssr won@or1s rBr McBr,ey. Windsor Ms. 10 days,
with plnster, to Gran tai. umphray Co
Schr Ntye fakrnham Jonesp)rt
Schr Sorwcst. Rich rdson Bangor.
Schr j 4 amos, Turner Bangor.
schr iiauntiess Copmbs. Bangor.
Schr Alv .rado -, Ellsworth. days.
schr B y Perry. Ham Ion Portland
schr Dcl,w RS Hopkins. tockland
Schr Bf nv, Hcarso. tocklsn days
Sour IIrlen Perry. >ew BEDFORD.
Schr Salle smith. Craig Fall River.
Schr stephen Hotchki-a, Packer Providence
schr sa-ah Mills ri,iIe New Haven for Bals.nore.
Schr Delaware Wilson Stamford.
Schr Ciarabcl Stu sees Albany or Boston
schr Zoe. Mills, Newburg for Boston
schr Josephine, Allen. Ne~burg for Newport
"a Foa ADDITIONAL sHiPPISa ISrELLiaENcR
sLE ANOTHER PA0K-
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The wheat mark-t continued buov-ni at vcss-dsys i'm
and So des manifesto deposition to alt Tho als. wers
cons rnse and IN good p,r 20 rzoor CONN., In iis 900
81 AZ. Tor y" 3d. q is for a. sdo 3
rsa - Is Tor White csors and :, for sms.r
sSs The c.sn s, was we're r (, s' ru :1.'
e. p.,%. ws; x. %a.a !" ..;r;
The sale. we're about ecS bushels. sssc ss for south
Win ' small State :. 81 Is Barley and mali oon.susd
Fs:IsHls for grain Britain were higher.
hut the envss.msn: ~er- hight The snca:snsnt' VERT
!scoS Su:se: sorS az SD s, 3: we .' p.r
Ianson-so hhds toba~cS al sS 10 1isro~-Per steam.
err . 90 :heis wheat, at txd The ciarter werr;,
ia BRIG rom rS"dslpsis . %rcc, p"- ION on tn Cor
,nsn At = I'd And one OF 70, bnis and another Of 400
Gussr cLoru trae nrmer. with small salss at s4c
!:Gssr BAGS dull and u-ch-ne.,
nprs.Thr advance n gold tended 70 rs.,-c business
Ayres lbs 81 eoli. and iso wet saltsd Para
Hssr-uis vas in soms demand sale. NO bales at $40
$40 GOLD Manla was nrmy held at ias. god. Other
Hc.s-yh. gSIss vas y.,y arm at sas . TO- a. to
qq:,sa :. Ses IS y; 5'. !,
:..:Sy :, ;;:: Yer; s. Ssds .rc.. cu,.
s:$sss : ,.1 s ss ss ).
,hs Sss5f :; Sic SO &C. "a 70 afi,s and q, tS..
a aSr. ps .ss .sSs 7s sS No It
q s 2; M Pc g., g. 10 s ss,. n !: " 10 a.
unehaa-ed q last euos.ssons viz.
81 81 = other kinds ware slso unehsnssi. without
Pscv,soss = ssla iara me Ssms.a for
pss =. y,' .,h. md p,e:: ", yer. '..r re .f..
Y: . S: :sS s.se :..s s
ss- = 90: q e: s"' no. :Ss =: =
En-: e :s 90 e.. s:.: :: "a a. .ss e
s .nd q 4 ~: ss Is. ssS AZ
o!: esasr ,sc si:ss:d lands IKE
ssss a, a. S t s.s. A, r: ety.
~: :s': i;s y; s:4 - e.:
s,.S = e s s aSs s.r,,.. ,, y,
ssi s; s x. s :s .ss ssSsss - ss
Inc p % am ana Sr a,Sr: vi :ss. pss
s sTr .Ss s 20 , Ss par. So ssd.ss sS
for se,ssmbe At Asc isa dc e.. ccscAe. ~, and
ssSssssd ssss ana higher prss. .ss sss :sis:
ss. straw j ~s,ss - ssnS :. Ms !. ss.sasrd
sss a. 49, | s ~: ,:ss.
ss Ss o q" % s,, g ; = css,: :.
ass ao6 90. ser Novsnb.. :; ave
NE Tor ssir' ssos rsaai.s y: :ss. .
% Porte S!ss; q: Sss:: s.r !. d
Crushed sss sss s s. ss'.d' st s % for
r. ss:;i. "::.s , s \: s ~.s: !:
ssss:ss;a . . o - ss:S:,. CA s.:::s:!,
SI ana sies.s IKE :Iss '''' 80 's'.''
IS. Il; % ss ' e. s.s:: y; Va
T.llov vas in fair demand and arA sales we're mad
" 70. 4 81 q MARKET -. sa,.. an.
sos, "his state available Al ssc 10, in bond
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their race got into q row last night. during which
Hoimmeiman, In rage seized pair OF scissors, and
with the sharp end thereof struck Pows under the lett
ciasicls dsngerousy woundng him-so dangerously
thai he could not appear and testify In court 70 The as
ssnk HIS physician, in explanation OF his absence
sent the annexed note Justice Kelly which copied
from the original vTbat W ct Etra,im:-
I'll was called In to see Cnss Powell Residence o1st bc
tween LIST and I'd ave Who lies precurous con-
dtoa from stab inflicted BY PAIR Of sizors under las
nght cavicIe."
He mmslmaa was held to await tho result Of Poweils
nj
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WEDNESDAY, Sept 1l-6P. N.
CovxH-For Rio the market quiet but very firm No
important sales reported.
CorroS.-1he market . tribe active but de-
pressed and lower The sales l0 bales
upon basis Of &c. zs,sc for -uiddIing uplands.
FLOUR DGRAIN.-Receips 905S bbs four 6S d.. and
2 bags meal .: 9 bushels wheat 6s2 do and
80 do oats The -four ket buoyant to-day
though prices very irregular Some seles obttined
loo 2sc advance while others could ,ze any ad
vance, that the mprov We by general
California nrmer, and obtained Cher
rr,ces Tho about i3.Oro bbs. FOR
dour the dems nd fair and prces higher. Tho
sales aggregated - btls quotations RYE hour
nd with sales OF about .260 bbs
IS 81 Is Corn meal steady snd hrn; the sales
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Almosr Msss POLITICAL aoT N m1xreuntaY. ALA

Interference Of the United States Cavalry.
The telegraph has furnished with the proceedings
Of the Conservative Convention held In Montgomery
Ala on the Ssh inst but failed 10 communicate some
interesting outside incidents connected herewith We
copy from the NaI OF the esh:-
large crowd Of whites and blacks assembled in front
OF the hall yesterday evening hear the addresses Of
several colored conservative spesksrs-partculary Will
Hams and Holmes fron Tennessee. Many OF the
OF one Of their speaking on the other side.
and threats were made by some fsw Of them
that Williams should not DO allowed 70 deliver bis al.
dresa In view OF these threats and the iDdignties
offered these coored conservatives by and bum
mers OF tho despcable League, the miIiiary on
hand add ton 20 the city police protect the free
dom OF speech. We noticed In close proximity tho
speakers Colonel Cri.ienden. Post Commander and
several other federal Officers together with the Mavor
of the city The col0red orator mad3 speech Of about
hours length. giving his experience Union
soldier, and closed by advising his coored brothers
70 trust the people OF the South-ther former
masters-as their best friends, aud for each and all
OF them 10 have noShIng whatever 70 do with
the League His speech was eminenty conserva-
tive throughout, and II his colorsd friends will
heed his Admonitions they will no WISER he
other c0ored speakers Before the conclusion Of tn
meeting ar2c number Of negroes had assembled VINO
testified their dsapprobaon 10 free speech BY jeers
loud yes SC, and wnen Williams, Of Tennessee, at
negroes crowded around the cab In which he was eav
Ing and threatened " pull him out whereupon feds-
raj officer ordered up deschment 0f ca airy. who
dispersed tho noisy and uuAwful rabbio In double
quick Tina Tho cavalry odersd the crowd dsperse,
which vas obeved BY the negroes "at run !" Had Il
not been for tho prompt and Efficient interference OF the
airy, s0mebody might have been hurt THIS attempt
~ Int mae and suppress Tree speech the par OF the
"Leagae" should be nippsd in he bld and glad
to know that the federal army sicers In midst
determined 70 uphold this treat right.
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There was q moderate volume OF transactions In
securities at the counters Of the leading
isslcrs and a the the market strong at the
ubjolned prices 1881 1llx liz coupon,
$751; liz 1l2h; 500 registered, 1881, lo9K loox;
o. coupon, 1852, 1l4K max; do. do, 1854. fo9x
10; do do, 1865, Xix lllh; do d. 1885. January
nd July, losx 1851; do. do, 1851, losx 1osk;
,-lo's registered. ook osX; do. coupon. eek
Ok; 1905, August, lo7x lo7h; do. June, io1k
lo7x; do. July, lo7k . lo7,s; October compounds.
ia, I1oK 11eH December do. do. llsk 1lsh;
AZ do, 1885. NIX q ll1X August do. do. 1iex
OK; September DO. DO, llsx lisK; October do.
=. 115H llS,f.
The gold market has bssn strong and excited through
the day, the price having steadily advanced from
" at the opening 10 1<6x N the afternoon, and the
sing transactions we're ~ llsk Thsrs were NO new
uon afoaI and the rice was due 10 speculation based
u the General condisios Of public adars regarded
N the bull spscuators point Of Most oeShs ops
snin gold are favor Of rise the sho interest
sng been 'sccvsrsd" Feas extent. and thoss who
iby being bears nos trying 70 rstnsvs their
ssing bulls lbs Treasury selling coin daily 70 about
txten, OF ~ rsceipu for customs dutss say half
aon, but this has no psrespuois effect
the market except 70 make cash gold
ssdan. The premium 10 TOO high, allowing
fall the contingencies BY which nay b snsctsds
- h premature 70 attach Importance q present 70
agitation Of those Who favor the rsdsmpeoe Of the
20 debt In legal tender notes An idea prevails
liver, that The West h strongly 10 favor Of paps'
ny imitation thai II will succeed In carrying some
nurs tending towards that end, although t may moi
bnythinx 20 radical the one referred TO, which
N BE- strongly resisted Loans were madc without
q sss and 81 per cent for carrying The gros'
clngs amounted 10 ell sos ooo the gold balances u
elAA and the curreacy balances 10 81, lS2, 1s5.
pCunard steamer from Boston to-day took out nj
~. but the E,nA from this port, took Soo, 500
10 foreign exchange market was inaouvs and rate,
= nominalv a. folo~s:-Bsnkers' bills on Englan,
ixty days, 1925 losx; n three days 1ook . ITO
,merciaI bills, los. look. Bills on Paris 81 sixty
SsleH aa1s; At three days. slAk aA1ak oshs
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Marine Disnss ere.

Marine Dssnsseps.
CoLLrsoSSteamship Cumber and, ScandeIla, which 70
turned to this city the 10Th Inst account Of disabled
machinery while lying North river night at u
O'Clock d-aseed her anchors and fouIed with the swcdsh
corvette Nokopng also At anchor IN the North rvss STAY
ing In the carrying away two upper deck
ssaeroom doing other dsmage also carried away b
boom and part Of rail- and damaged boat Ae ofths cor
vetis
sr.Ars-r s.... NEVADA remained high and dry In The
BAsr " sr.slrros. from Liverpool for Boston. ga.
Ssss mem en- Cd 90 so.s );
sst In pumping
vas ssiore Il the D4rdsnslies on the AS, al.
Sens KrDsos Helbreck, from New YorE for IsdIasoia
when put "sS As ana ss vs
b. sod a suctsn together wih the d.asei r
~ .s CIR asa Knez IN : few dAya
scua MAssL from Nsw York for Ga'yes.ss. which put
her cargo pu, board previous V sta inst asd would
proceed her voyAsa
,.sc nor ssSiSs viii sss feet 81 water Der sold
scuu GRAND ISLAND from Camdes for wnmlnsssa. Del.
before reported - damaged gaze % NE Ia sss 'as
scua MARSHALL Prssm. from Boston for ossrss,ewn.
-s:s =: 3 M: z q sos :ss a &c
and orsopmss and al s,tscssd sns pus into PhnAdsi.
n. pai iass Bssssn iiis last Isaky.
Misc elianesas.
MS Edward Cooper the oblsns purssr o. the Hsasship
yaAKes from 81 yaso Cuba ssd Nusvas. will please
accsps our thanks for busness favo.r.
srrAnsnrr AnADx.. from Nsv iert fer Key Yves. s.d
Ablet repaired asd proosedsd Hh
e.; 70 be-: ar .' :s he I
tons.
Bark Msry Susan sailed iron New Bedford issh ias
80 s;s,: :s:. ~ =. ,.s.; ,. a.: s:,.s
Bssss ri. :. % n.. ..s.!
Ellsn Norrison, Luce do clean th wiighunSion, Iur
per Nanl ~ %. Heard from July o. bsrk samuel =
ThomAs Freeman M, - - slnos leaving TAIeAhs4ns
snip h9.a niisr from New Ysrt for nsis'urss July
bsS 6eSlS !csss fro. Livsrpeel for Savannah. Aus'
nsss nssnss Bsn Huschnss from swan Island fer
Hsv Yert. 10 date % caps Antoine tsv brig oe"sV
Bns xsss irsas, Bacon. from Portland for xssAnsss,
Aug y. lAs - ". los 10 -
revsiGu Psrss.
pvrroS Axr~s Juv ss-in pors barss white wing Rcsa
FOR Bost,n 10 dsys chsrd Ifvn snerbur for DO To- Nsv
York Vibbs for 40 brig hmnis Aboie, FULLER Tor New
Ms,ssA. ssvs s--Is POI steamship Liberty. Balls. To-
Bsumors KEY west " ssi loth
L nArupwrovs, fnaguA Aug n-In pon bsfks Wares
ordvHy. aoyt, tor Hvers As, Arshur KinsAAA. Means
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ItltsaASHle a.astr stpsars.

vsur assive and 1ss Soc batter ssiss .e b6i eisy
fos vSs: also 100 bes snssr and wh: wssssrn ashe
Wheat dun there but here, asd the msrtst armer:
sales lSOO bu.se No. ,'hcsso At Ta ~ and 1p
closing dull early OF 40 bushels no mised wesI
no buyers In The afternoon ~ u a Oats dun
and HOLDER generally are asking 80 Tor wssssro:
wesesn a about 81 a. held s<.r q 81 barley dull
salss 20 90 bushels Ne. Western 81 81 - Other aruolse
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In them were condued 20 fcw specsiativs buysrH Al
the hrst board seu.endsrsr closed esc higher than ~
the time yesterday selling at $li To- Concentrated
Gregory Gold soc, selling as 50 90; EdSshiii Mining
asc selling at s. as smith and PArneles 2oc, selling
at IS 50 Harmon Gold aud Silver sold st 50 rs; Amer
ican Flag, eoc
The business transacted at tho Sub Treasury in this city
to-day folows:-
Total receipts. $50 4e6 Total payments $3.50 isS
For Gus oms -. l350o0 Balance. liz 03S.a 1913
For gold noles :. l5l,0oo
Boston Journal Of yesterday ays Of local monetary
Affairs
The supply continues excess Of the demand for
aud ether purposes ihat considerable amouns
Of surplus funds remaining Idle Tor want OF en-
poyment aud the low ruling raies Of interest 40 not
induce borrowers hire money which they cannot
70 advantage Gail loans were eGced this forenoon
rovernment bonds a four and other approved col
aterals Al ave and six per cent The discount market
Was inactive IN consequences Of the continued scarcity Of
desirable business paper requiring anticipation few
short double nesoiaed a. I've outside OF the
bank and other Of the rst class ~ six and
per cont
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An ASCENDING HUSBAND Quito excitement was
created SATURDAY tine grocery store OF Ar. 7. D.
Bancroft, No. 25s Pennsy vsna avenue, who early Ia
tine morning commenced selling his stock OF groceries
at greatly reduced rates. In thereof tue
rush OF customers overwh lining, aud various
surmises 10 the extraordinary conduct OF the pro-
prieto Towards night no had dsppsed OF the greater
portion OF his goods and leaving the store In
caarge Of boy he departed with mis- two children.
aged our and SIX years II was afterward esrned that
Mr.. 6ancroit's wife vas paving VISIT To some friends
In Baltimore and previous her departure there
al agreement bstwoen herself and her husband
She teiegraphet for and arrived Ia this city sun
day evening" greatly distressed nnd that she had been
deserted. Friends Of the family are making strenuous
eodeavors 10 and the VIII reat0uts Of Bancroft but
yet have met With no success -Wlshn9t,n Osroaicse,
Sep. TO-
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SHIP PIN 9 NEW S.

ALMANAC v1tk-rIts DAT.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06
THE GAZETTE.
EVENING, JULY I.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The immortal 81. n" has again come te.
fore the public, this time turning up, in the
Republican State Convention at Columbus,
Ohio. The Crisis says the great .Phllosophe9T
in. Free opened with speech, characterlse ei
yaspirit of magnanimity, craftsmanship anu
common sense, which the subsequent speaker
and the Convention were incapable OF enlu a'a
ting or comprehending.
Late papers from Germany. are MED with
the particulars of most horrible tragedy. A
man murdered his father, mother, sister, and
fonr brothers, besides burning the family resi-
dence and barn where be killed them. For
nine months he succeeded in evading all sus-
picion against himself
Messrs Yandenbrock Brothers, American
bankers, have suspended payment in Paris
They ask from their creditors the space of a
wear tc enable them to pay to each one halt the
money due to them. The depositors having
money in the concern suffered very much.
The anniversary of the battle OF Sadowa
was celebrated in grand style by the Prusslans
on the 3rd inst. King William was at Pots
dam, where fne military display took place
Berlin aud Potsdam were Illuminated In the
evening.
The Furnace at Mt Savage is now turning
out very superior quality OF foundry l!on
said to be fully equal to Scotch pig. lhe
rolling mills are also making An excellent quality
of rails at present -,
: Ga Saturday morning last. George Rlzer'
esq, enc of the oldest citizens of Cumberland,
Md, died at the advanced age OF "a.