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Toe ss~s Isport by the Atlantic cable dated ysser-
csy evening November 10.
Napolscns plan for general conference the Itsio-
l;omsn question 10 surrounded with difacul,eS Pope
ru shs N,a,h objects 70 beng made the subject OF
.piaca a. 90 the necessity Of such an sssembIsrs
spain alone supports ,bs temporal power.
creek dispatches say that the Gambia has been
renewed since the failure Of The Turco-cessn nissou
J, said that the United States 10 take eli the DalA
ives, Iads isissda payiss eleven and half millions Of
sicass The Chief Judges In Ireland busi,y engaged
ssasssciag Tsniaas 10 mpnsosnsst and exile while
shs Esgiish Cseisss y dsbssisg hew many Of NE
vssiaa rescue riotsss Nj. 10 haagsd 10 Manchester
me mssssrie display vas visible oil over Hrancs.
csssoss were at ~ sie. for money In London. Yivs
t~sssss we're ss 70 lo-le Lsadsa esd IN improved
<s1ssd rlvstwsnsies we're % 7sk in Frankfort.
'ssa declined ons-sxsssush Of pssay 10 Liverpool;
'aiddi'ss upland eossd % tbs pence Brssds,uss
sssdy Provisions easier.
MlsCELLANxoUs
10 tts Alabama ces,sn,lss yesterday the aay % ~.
iearsmea, was Cred Tor the 2s,h instant ordinasces
chaagag the names OF counties TO Lincoln aul
Bvwsicw were referred 70 ME appropriate committee
TIE Csam,,ses The Erscuslvs reported in fsvor Of
removing the power Of pardon Tor msoos FROM The
usvsrnos 70 the State senate
Our special correspondspcs 81 nslamorAs awe. an
account 81 . conspiracy 70 ovsrnrs The elvn govern
neat ef the city. The cosspirasors among uhos we're
several prominent politicians, we're arrested
Toe speech % General Sherman o. 81 Lons On ,se
occasion o. the rsaaios e the ocoer Of the Army Of
tss resnss.ss "a pushshsd elsewhere 10 oar columns
this morning.
Aeosssrvsuvs ticket hs, been trscshi css 10 Ssrtn
'sros,ss. aud . considerable rssellce ~ oNssrvshls
smcsg The ccicrcl voters
General Sckiss has been mustered 90, Of lhs ,olun.
tser service Major General ~ order n The PresdssL
lie retains his raak the regular service ~ Cosse ~
the Forty fourth iafspiry.
The gtssd council ~ Fort IAssn,e has ecu nsncsl
ras Grows desire 10 remain 10 their own country sna
me sscor requested thai Genera, Hsrssy meet them q
Fort Phil Kesrny.
The MAJORITY for . essvsp,sn IN esers,s 70 sao., A
Re ss.ls the nunbsr ef WINES veuns 10 fsxc, % u
nsins 90 500
The Cesgrsssonai Comm ,iss on gsirsreh msut a noe
hsldlsg W. srssicns n 10 shs Custou. HOUSE n
hts csy, General G. n. VI. wyek chslrrass Aso~s
suadrsa Witnesses have bssa subponssd ana several
,lrss<y examined Frauds upsn The govsamss. both
sasry sad ssupsndeus have alrssAy bssa testified 10
ssd Ne string q witnesses - V " examined are sur.
POSED 70 be prepared 70 make frsss and more
ss.suslias dsvs;opnsanL We learn sast many
sssssss vhs are hela vssy hisn - pabte srisssss.
ere rsesossd upca py Ne wssnsrsss N saything srs
ossdl,sb,s msassy as astIsss o. the esnrai'sss wi
ecasisss ssvsri ssyv, rrcbsby us'il Congress CO.
vssss
wss>a reached Erie pa. a. sasa vsssssasy. hs.iss
essv - Va siaYlr A. es1aMli os', 4 mr.
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oolp OpF.-h appears from radical csnsen-
porsry that she seward-weed faction OF This
city hes been sold out 70 Hoffman, while nom
NE special Of that faction n APPEARS hat the
Chase rsdicsls have been or are 70 ~ cold out
70 Fsrnaado Wood. II such , ~ esss. or
anything sesr Il. Mr.. Darling, - ~ rspsblisss
nominee 'cr Mayor. Ass oeausss'ssss'y Sees
solA
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rcsesrspnse Arrangements 10 EuGss"s.
ltappears from one Of our cable announce
menb that the British government has resolved
70 place oil NE telssraphic lines Of The country
under Che direction Of the Post Once Depart
ment There ere some who will consider this
/" N example IL dangerous csntrslisasion.
There ere others who WIN doubtless accept The
chssgeas great public beseaA The Ques-
tles b bsset with some difaculty and u liable
70 be praised or blamed nom We point Of Wow
ftsn which n ID locksd ~ One thing II % safe
= ~, shas no sucA systsa 81 csnsrAlIzine Gan
b AseSpst n III esvetry Yeal j w. psea
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PRACTICALLY DnsuScr- Our Consatusiossi
State Convention. The responsible majority
spent oil the summer doing nothing, ssd tAss.
in adjourning over 10 avoid . popular vote o.
Ne negro suffrage smsndnsns In our Novsn-
her election, they voted shs Conventioa eus q
existence. The best thing they cen aow do y
70 adjourn s;me de-
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A HAND Nor ron CosoRsss TO CRACK
Whether NE national bondholdsn shall Be
paid In gold or grssnbacka Chase says gold
"Old Thadr says grssnbscks. McCulloch ssys
gold; Ben Butler says greenbsckA Seymour
says gold Psndleton ssys grssnbscts. whss
will Cougrees dos
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lsssn shs Evsains rsssgTsn q ysssss6ag.i
B@sss, Nsv. ~ ieu.
Ayronissns essssr spssss y go y ~ cv ~.
AIs contracts ysGssssy in . ~ wnisA lss1s = Ne.
suppsuslsa sAas ~ b sssbs y msss 49,. ~
f5ssIs rspsst shsa ~ - esee - Nee Tea - $685.
sucas y f'is' ~ cs'Ssssss ~ssS srs rsSsssa sssa
hssyY,
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Gcrmas Csnsssldasiea-The Klao 81 erus
eou,o 9poo0h. Ms ~.


9sCk0oU GOW@0Su0oguU0.En0 BAA00 - kRUD~
sea's speech. t~
On The morning Of Friday, The 18th instant
was opened the third session Of the Norsh
German Parliament The King ss Prussia
made the usual speech on the occasion. The
speech was characterized by true Gcrnan cas-
ton. There ~ss no attempt at reviewing ~
situation in Europe. There was NO unnsces-
sary brag. But there was . quiet condolences
in the progress Of German unity. Now that
the south was bound 70 the north BY . military
and commercial treaty there wss no danger -
disturbance within the limits Of Germany ilsslf
Tho pacific aims Of Prussia were appreciated
and respected by al foreign Powen n ~
opinion Of the King the preservatioa OF psass
In Europe was now certain.
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ne Dsxas Morning and evening
NV. AKsorr BRows Mornng and evening.
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Greene
.;rsst.~Er. Dawn MircasLL. Morning and evening
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~was Morning and evening
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH Sixteenth street
Hvening-'Wuo IS COP IN AnsgicA"
CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION Rutgers College.
-FHa avenue.-DR. L. y. FLAco. Morning
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aruv." and .'BisLr EIssolooI" Morning and evening
FREE WILL AND OPEN CoMMuNIoN BAPTIST
OLD JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
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kAinr SHA A,G WV SoEsIs y. 9" on
CHURCH or THE PuRrrANs uoon .qasrs --Rsv
~srssSs HATE SMITH Evening.
S'Aslss Morning
E,ssias
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ST STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. co,ner Broad.
~ay snd 1ventyeghsh srsst.-Rxv DE- fEics. Morning
sod evening"
MASONIC HALL. East ThirieAnlh s,rsst.-rns Sorisrr
% rscensssfvE sriarruAiisrs horoIag and evening
urrE. CHURCH OF rHE ASCENSION. ral,,, roas,h
ssfse,. Morning and evening
CHURCH or TIE REsT0RATfoN.-EEv Rvsav BIAs-
c.ase on '1nr RrLisios OF FnsH TxApr." Evening.
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up che attempt 10 make nus hundred miies On account
Of the swelling Of his feet
Sheppard, the alleged Worcester wife murderer. eas
been heard froa 10 Webster Mass and once" have
besn despatched 10 arrest him.
Two ca,es Of trchna resulted fatally In 81 Louis r.
Gently.
A kerosene explosion At st. Paul, MINI, recently
caused the death OF yousg lady and the oss Of an
arm 70 Mas Gusss Sblsy, daughter Of the General
OF that name
photographer named Gregory. In Cleveland on Fri
day night, killed young gir in his employ named
Isabells Roy, with whom he had been oriminay ia,i-
mate aad then killed himself.
II showed heavily In Concord. NJ H., yesterday mora
ing. The Thermometer stood a. twenty seven degrees
above
A locomotive exploded a. BiaghAmson yesterday.
killing the engineer and frcman.
Sixteen steamships left this city yesterday for Euro
psan and coasiwse ports Tho Europe and City Of New
York took 100000 In specie. EuropeAo freghls
full Freighls to Southern ports show slight i'm.
provement
Tho stock market was on the whole arm yesterday.
Government securities Arm Gold was weak and
closed a, 1897.
Business yesterday 10 almost ell departments OF trade
remarkably light. and prices Of articles OK.
perencsd marked decline; IN some instances, how
ever, higher prices obtained Cof,s was steady
and hrm while cotton was sparingly dealt IN and Nc.
per ID. lower On Change the nour market was
very quiet and prices receded loc . loc.
per bb, while wheat, though quiet was
nrmer Corn and oats we're moderately
active and 1rmer. Pork in light demand but quite
nrm Beef and lard were NOS materially changed.
whiskey dun and nominal Freiehts were quiet
and weak. Naval stores were unchanged, while petro-
lcum, owing TO the unfavorabc aayices from Antwerp
dull and fully ic per gallon lower
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH Sixteenth street
Evening-''Wuo Is COP AMERICA"
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS, Washington square,
1s Dsxss. Morning and evening.
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CANAL. STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Greene
s.resi.-Rry. DAVID MircsxLL. Morning and evening.
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UNIVERSITY. Washington square-Aneraoon- BisHo
Fsow. "THE NAssna AND Tisy os Sus Esd or IN
woglp."
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CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION. Fii,ielh street -
Nsv. Assorr Bows. Mornng and evening
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Brooklyn.-Ruv wAHgxS UlTs.
Morning and evening
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CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION Rutgers Coer,
-F,tfn Avenuc.-DR L. y. FLAco. Morning
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New ysrL. Sunday. Nevss.ser ~. 1857.
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CHURCH or THE REsT0RATfoN.-gEy RvSav RIAu
CsAso. on ''fps RELisios or Fnxx Trade Evening.
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uPrEg CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. rhlrs, foar
strse, Morning and evening
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MASONIC NALL. East Thiriesnih strsst --rns SorIsr
90 rscsrss.fvr srinruA horolag and evening
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pOUW0RTH HALLE. SpRAoug. ON MANS Asr.
Ertv." and "BiBLK ErssoLocT." Morning and evening
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rRRE WILL AND OPEN COMMUNION BAPTIST
CHURCH Seventeenth strsot-REv CHskIss r. BLAZE
Mernng aod evening
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DIN JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
GHrEcH.-.Kv. STEPHEN MExKirr Eveaog
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sr STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. co,ner Broad.
~ay and 1wentyeighsh sirest-REy DE- Face Morning
sod evening"
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
M e d ical Depart t m e n t.
B.A i TIM ORE, NJ. d.
FACULTY.

Rev: THOMAS f. BOND. NJ. d., President.
G. G. NJ. ROBERTS, M. D., Emeritus Pro.
fcssor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
A. j. FOARD, M. D., Professor of Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
j. P. LOGAN. NJ. d., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY L. BYRD, NJ. D., Professor of
MARTIN 2. SCOTT, NJ. D., Professor of
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor of
the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN f. MONMONIER, NJ. D., Professor
OF Physiology and General Pathology.
j. j. MOORMAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Medi-
cal Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
JOSEPH l.. CLAGETT, NJ. D., Professor
OF Materia Medica and Therapeutics
CLARENCE MORFIT, NJ. D., Professor of
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN N. MONMONIER, NJ. D., Demon
strator OF Anatomy.
NHE next session of this institution will
Il commence on the FIRST TUESDAY
OF OCTOBER NEXT, and continue for
five months.
One student from each Congressional
District OF the late slaveholding States
will be admitted to all the privileges of
this University, upon the payment of
Mtrtyjice dollars for each session of at
tendance.
All the subjects embraced in the curri-
culum will be thoroughly taught and pro-
perly illustrated.
Every facility will be afforded for Clini-
col study and anatomical investigation
FEEs.-Matriculation, s5; Dissection,
$40; Professors, s120; Graduation, $40;
Beneficiary, s35.
For further information, apply to the
subscriber,
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No. AZ Liberty st., N. E. corner of
Lexington, or Barnum's Hotel.
Aug u limo
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The fact cannot be doubted that the

The fact cannot be doubted that the
/ President never saw the communica-
tion. He reiterates his previous as
sertions to that effect. The President
also says that the documents were
not arranged, when presented to him,
as now. They were in loose sheets.
WILMINGTON, N. O., August g.
A jury of ino~est was summoned to-
day, compos - equally of whites and
blacks. This is the first practical en-
forcement of the jury order in this
immediate section. lt
RICHMOND, August S.-Gen. Scho-
field, to-day, issued an order that,
after the Goth instant, all the desti-
tute in the State be turned over by
the military authorities to the over
seers of the poor in the respective
Counties and cities. The Freedmen's
Bureau rations will no longer be
issued.
CHARLESTON, August S.-Sailed-
Steamer Moneka, New York.
Gen. Sickles has issued an order in
relation to certain moneys advanced
by South Carolina banks, during the
war, for the purchase of horses for
the Confederate service, but which,
not being expended, had been distri-
buted since the war, under chancery
decree, among banks and other claim
ants. The order annuls the decree as
fraud against the United States,
and appoints receiver, on the part
OF the Government, to whom the
funds distributed, including costs
and fees of counsel, re.to be repaid.
The receiver is directed to report
promptly any delinquency or obstruc-
ton, on the part of individuals or
corporations, in the way of the exc
cution of the order.
New ORLEANS, August 8.-The
Austrian sloop-of-war Elizabeth ar
rived from Vera Cruz to-day, having
on board a number of Austrian sol.
diers.
Gen. Sheridan has removed Ed
ward Dougherty, Judge of the 10Th
Judicial District of Texas, and also,
Thomas E. Adams, Chief of Police
of New Orleans.
GALVESTON, August 9.-The ave-
rage interments from fever since
Monday has been eight per day. Bu-
siness stagnant.
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FINANCIAh AND ConInIERoIAL.

New YORK, August S-Noon.-
Stocks heavy. Gold 4Oas. Money
5 per cent. Sterling 9%01OaS.
Flour-old, 1O@2Oc. better; new
dull and heavy. Wheat 3(05c. better
Corn 1c. lower. Pork shade firmer-
S23. 121a@28.25. Lard steady, at
12A@131a.. Cotton dull, at 2S1s.
- r. M:-Cotton easier, with sales
OF 1,2e0 bales, at 281I. Flour-State
S6.25C9Il; Southern $1O.9O316.
Wheat active, and 3(G5c. better
amber State $2.30@2.35 Corn 2M
&c. lower-mixed Western $1.1O(2
Ill; white Southern $1.25. Rio
coffee firm, at 13, in gold. Money 4
(95 per cent. Gold 4OL.
BALTIMORE, August 8.-Cotton is
steady and scarce. Flour declined
5Oc.-shipping brands $11011 30.
Wheat dull, and declined 1Oc. white
1902. 65; red $1.75@2.53. Corn
steady-white 3118(91.2O: yellow
81. l2@1.15. Bacon shoulders 13@
1871; clear rib sides 16(0161d. West
ern lard 1879.
CINCINNATI, August 8.-Flo,ir firm.
Corn dull and nominal, at 88; no
buyers over 85. Cotton-niddling
26@261a. Mess pork $23.5O, Bacon
shoulders II; clear sides 1t1IM15%.
Lard dull, ut 1871.
New ORLEANS, August 9.-Sales of
cotton 900 bales; prices unchanged
low middlings g. Little movement
in four-superine $8.62. Corn ad-
vanced &c. for white. Pork in mode
rate inquiry, at $3.50. Bacon in
light jobbing demand shoulders
1314G1334; clear sides 1534016; su-
gar-cured hams 19M221s. Lard
tierces IA. Gold 3934@40
SAVANNAH. August 8.-Cotton dull
and heavy-middling nominally 26ls;
receipts 257 bales; receipts for the
week 1,121 bales; exports l .43S bales;
stock 1,216 bales.
AUGUSTA, August S.-Cotton mar
ket dull and declining; sales 81 bales;
middling 241a.
MOBILE August S.-Sales of 500
bales cotton--low middlings 81; re-
ceipts 64. Crop accounts from the
interior still continue favorable.
CHARLESTON, August S.-Cotton is
easier, sales 40 bales-middlings 26l%
(027; receipts 147.
LONDON, August S-Noon.-Con-
soils 941a. Bonds 73l5.
LIVERPOOL, August 8-Noon. Cot
ton steady and quiet Weather I'M
fGVorable. Provisions heavy.
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New YORK, August S.-The bark
Oak Ridge was lost at sea- Out of q
crew of nine persons, all were lost
except the captain, who was picked
up from raft. Every arriving ves-
sci brings reports of the severity of
the gale. Many noticed unknown
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WASHINGTON, August SIT is said
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