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world; and the word Puritan has conse'
ouently become the synonym of all that
is cruel and iyrannieal in the relieionlst
and despicable in the Pharasaioal and
hypocridcal man. They have plead and
labored and even fought little for lib
erty, but il was always because they
were resolved none should play the
tyrant but themselves. Take that ele'
ment out Of the way and these States
would always have been happy and uni
ted, and would be so still. But no peo-
pie which is cursed with them will ever
be happy, except as they are kept under
or as il can do with the Puritan heel on
its neck. The Cleveland Pldfndeater
says Of them:
They are the men who are seeking, by
means of legal enactments and civil
penalties, to impose their own religious
observances, their social customs and
their ideas on temperance and other
similar questions upon other people,
whose early training, habits and sentil-
ments differ from theirs. And descend
ants of these same old Puritans who
DISTINGUISHED fiye-sixths of the men OF
their own color and race, are now de-
handing that the Southern States shall,
by the military power Of the United
States, be compelled to submit to be
governed by recently emancipated
negro slaves, and that in all the
States OF this Union negroes shall
have the right to vote and hold office.
These New England demagogues have
no more real regard for the negroes
than their ancestors had for the white
men who differed from them in religion
and politics; their pretended love for
the blacks is only the offspring Of their
determination to use them as instru-
ments for maintaining and increasing
their wealth and political power. Their
toward, and persecution and
of, foteign.born citizens is
proof positive that their zeal for " i'm.
partial" or universal" suffrage is all
hypocrisy and humbug.
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iranquiliziug French papers, while
seeming disposed 10 dnd little fault
with what Bismarck says, denonnce his
circular, because in all its reference to
Germany II completely ignored the
treaty Of Prague, and omits all allusion
to the obligation under which Prussia
rests to fulfill the stipulations of solemn
compact
PARIS, September 20.-As the day for
the annual statement Of the account Of
credit Of Mobier approaches, much dis
quietude is apparent on the Bourse. The
operation Of the credit of Moblier exer-
cises powerful influence on monetary
affairs in France, and anxiety to know
with exactitude if its condition is cores
pondingly great.
LONDON, September 20.-Preparations
for party action in Italy, in the revolu-
tionary movement on Rome, are about
complete. 1t is rumored that Sunday
next is fixed by Garibaldi as the day on
which the long deferred attempt is to be
made.
LONDON, September 20-P.M-Consols
s4l.6; five-twenties, 73s; Illinois Cen
trail, II; Erie, 4l1.
FRANKFORT, September 2O-P. M
United States bonds, 76s.
LIVERPOOL, September 2O-p.M.-Cot-
ton unchanged. Sales to-day, $4,000
bales Manchester market buoyant.
Breadstuffs advanced, clearing strong.
Corn, Ais. Cd. for new mixed western.
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MANCHESTER, September 90 Man.
chester has been quiet all night, but the
police have been vigilant to prevent the
escape of any of the rescued prisoners.
All the avenues of exit have been closely
watched during the night, and several
persons supposed to be implicated in the
riot have been arrested-some in their
beds. twas reported early this morning
that Kirby had been rearrested, but it
lacks confirmation. 1t is surprising how
speedily the mob was dispersed and quiet
restored after the rescue was effected.
The outbreak having taken the Govern
ment by surprise, strong force is being
mustered to prevent further demonstra-
tons. One policeman is reported to have
died last night. 1t is impossible
to tell how many lives were lost in the
ARRAY. Several persons were badly in
jured, and probably the dead were car.
ried off by the mob. 1t is thought the
mob had friends in Jail who kept them
informed of the movements Of the police
and prisoners.
DUBLIN, September 20.-Captain 0s-
born, one of the Fenian prisoners, made
his escape from the Jail at Clonmel last
night and had not been recaptured up to
noon, though the Jail guards started in
immediate pursuit The police are
searching every part of the surrounding
country, where he is supposed to be still
concealed
MANCHESTER, September 2O.-Every-
thing is quiet here; the rioters appear to
be satisfied with their success. There
we're no more disturbances. No traces
have been discovered Of the rescued
prisoners. Kelly and Deasy have been
discovered, and it is thought they will
succeed in escaping from the city. The
name Of the policemen killed is Broth.
Among the rioters in custody are Vim.
Allen and Michael Larkes, charged with
numbering Breth.
LONDON, September 2O.-An evening
dispatch from Bradford reports that
Kelly and Deasy were seen in that city
that afternoon, but the police failed to
arrest them and they again disappeared.
LONDON, September 2O-Count Bis
marck recently addressed circular note
to the diplomatic representatives. Of
Prussia in regard TO the conference Of
Napoleon aud frances assumption at
Salzburg The document has just been
Published, and is the principal object Of
discussion in Eaglish and continental
newspapers Bismarck says Prussia is
willing to accept the representatives
made by France, and that the conference
at Salzburg should be regarded as q
pledge ofpeace. He also makes many al
lusions to the union Of the German States.
London journals comment favorsbly on
this note, regarding il as pacific and
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THE NEWS.

Gold opened in New York this morning at
1lesz. and had advanced to li3 up to eleven
o'clock. Cotton Is reported dull and nominal.
The election Of two Democratic Congressman
from California is now regarded as certain,
though all the returns ere not yet in.
Gov. Orr, Of South Caro- ina, is reported TO
hive addressed note to General Sickles. APP
proving his administration while in command
ofthe Second District.
The preparations of the revolutionary party
In italy for a movement on to Rome are said 10
be about complete, and rumor prevails that
Tomorrow has heen fixed upon as the day for
insugurating the advance.
The forthcoming statement Of the finances OF
Franco are looked for with great anxiety in
that country.
Our foreign dispatches give detailed account
Of the rescue of the Fenian prisoners from the
police in Manchester, England. AT last
accounts several were recaptured. and quiet
had been restored throughout the city. Capt.
Osborn. of the Fenian organization, imprisoned
in Ireland, made his escape on Thursday night,
md had not been heard Of up to latest advices.
sickles reached Washington yesterday and
had an interview with Gen. Grant.
Cen. Hancock will not proceed to New Or
leans for several weeks.
The flags upon ell the public buildings al
Washington we're hung at half-mast yesterday
In respect 10 tho memory Of Sir Frederick
Rruce. late British Minister to this country.
There was in the Treasury yesterday,
Sse.6g7 100 in gold, and $l6.59S,O 600 in gold GER
ti6catss. The Treasury receipts since the LIST
inst. have been: From Customs. $lOO,OS,OOO,
and from Internal Revenue, $4,000 U.
pope has promulgated an order for an cleo
ton in Georgia to commence on the 18th OF
October, and continue three days. The vote
will be both upon reconstruction under the
military bill, and for delegates to State con-
yention in case one is held.
Two white per ons and four negroes were
killed Yesterday by the explosion Of the boiler
of the steamboat Chpoka. on tho Chattahoo-
chez river, near Columbus. Ga.
Tho Chamber of Commerce Of Cincinnati has
donated $500 in aid of the sufferers by the
vellow fever in New Orleans. and appointed a
committee to solicit additional funds.
The Treasury Department has commenced 70
nav the immense cotton claims, passed judg-
mcnt upon some three months ago.
Lack of patronage has caused the new Sum
mer street theater in Nashville to close doors.
Livingston. the forger Of a check of Wander
biIt for $4,000. who was arrested in Illinois
last week. has plead guilty.
Tho Indian Commissioners have arrived at
the North Platte. and a council was to have
been held on Wednesday. Two hundred In
dams are there.
Assistant Treasurer Chandler and Commits
sisner of Internal Revenue Rollins have
returned to Washington.
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neA. The New York Times quotes
from Diapers Civil War" the follow
ing passage relative to the early Puritans
Of this country:
1t is already well known how narrow
and selfregarding were their principles
More proscriptve in their ordinances
than were those Of whom they COM
plained, the very men who thought that
having one shilling for not going to
church in England was an insupportable
tyranny, compelled attendance upon
their own mode OF worship under the
most rigorous penalties. Destitute OF
the idea of either religious liberation or
civil liberty, fines, Imprisonment, ban
ishment and death followed in the train
ofthe accommodation of the church
1.-THE truth of history" says Judge
Story-a man who, from his New
England birth and training is not likely
TO have exaggerated the dark side
of the picture-"the truth Of history
compels us to admit that from the first
settlement down to the first charter of
William and Mary, in 1892, our fore
fathers, in proportion as they gained in
ternal strength, were less and less dis
nosed TO share it with any other Chris
tian sect. In the intermediate period,
the Ouakers and Anabaptists, and in
short all other dissenters from their creed,
were unreleningly prosecuted by hne,
Imprisonment, Punishment, aud even
death itself Episcopalians, too, fell
under their special displeasure; and
notwithstanding every effort OF the
Crown, by threats and remon-
strances, they studlously excluded
them from every office, and even from
the right of suffrage. No person but a
freeman was permitted to vote in any
public affair, or to hold any Office; and
no person could become a freeman but
by being a member Of their own church
and recommended by their own clergy.
The single fact that under this exclusive
system not more than one-sixth of the
qualified inhabitants were freemen in
1870. affords an ample commentary upon
its injustice and folly. Five. sixths oil
the colony we're disfranchised by the IN
huence Of the ecclesiastical power.
Give them the power and they will do
the same things to-day. Human nature
has not changed, and Puritan nature
never will. 1t pleads for liberty and
charity only when it is powerless. 1t
never did have power without using 1t to
Cypress and dogmstize, and compel
opinions to accord with its own, and
prosecute oihsrs Of different faith and
practice with themselves The whites
of the Puritan eyes turn Up at once
whenever any advocate different doc
trines or customs from their own. They
are iyrants to their own children, and
they hold the iron rod over at they have
power 10 dominate. In this respeet,and
in their persistent and resOluie dogma
tism, they surpsss al the people Of the
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South restored il they can help it. II
the good thing would be excusable pro-
yided II could be accomplished, why is
the President opposed and prevented
from accomplishing it, by the machiua-
tons Of men interested against the paci'
fcation of the country They cry out,
impossible impossiblel because they
fear and quake at the handwriting on the
wall. They cannot keep their offices,
and continue their ill-gotten gains so
we'll, if the South is restored and its mis-
cries mitigated. They want no such
thing, aud they are willing a continent
should bleed at their feet, If they can but
hold place and pelf 1t exhibits the heart
Of the assassin and the greed Of the plum
derer, which fills their bosoms with this
infernalsm. We heard men say during the
war, that they wished it might 60 on, with
all its distresses, crimes, cruelties, and
blood, until they had made their fortune.
Some we're fools enough then to display
the badge of their damnable souls on the
outside, because they had not the bowels
of men on the in. Aud now the New
York Times speaks out the same diabol-
ism, and denounces the President for
granting even partial amnesty, only
because he wants the Radical war to 90
on, with the South under the heel of ty-
rants, whose capacious and Unsuitable
NAV needs to be glutted, while the North
is agitated and convulsed, and going
deeper and deeper in debt, and APP
the vortex Of reputation
more and more, while its sesources and
business are diminished, and gloom
rests on the whole, otherwise great and
nation. What this Ray
mond has done in his lifetime we don't
know. But this is enough to account for
the sobriquet of the Little William" by
which he has been so long, and we sup
pose, truthfully known.
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NEW YORK.
A Letter from Gov. Orr to Sick les--
The Course of the Latter Heart
lily Endorsed.

New York, September 2l.-A 1imesi
special says Gov. Orr has written let
ter to Gen. Sickles since the latter was
relieved, in which he expressed deep re-
greet at the Presidents course, and un-
quali6edly Endorsed all the measures Of
Gen. Sickles' administration, approving
especially order No. 10, which he says
has been the only means by which the
people of South Carolina have been
enabled to raise their crops this season.
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FOREIGN.

The Reso ne of Suspected Eenians
at Manohester-Aot olive Measures
by the Police to Capture the
Prisoners-Dead and Wounded
by the Riot-Esoape of Captain
Osborn In Ireland-Full Partiou-
lars of the Outbreak = Quiet
Restored-A Circular Letter from
Bismarck Touching the Salzburg
Conference-Finan Affairs In
France-Garabaldi's Movement
on Rome.
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bd- The Northern Radical papers are
evidently in great alarm as to the effect
Of the Amnesty proclamation They in
sist that it might be excused, if it were
possible thereby to mitigate the mise
ries and hasten the restoration Of the
South" And Why, If il does no good IN
that direction, will it be soi Because
they are determined the miseries Of the
South shall not be mitigaied, nor the
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Official Returns of the California
Eleotion-The Vote for Governor
Two Democratic Congressman
Elected.

SAN Francisco, September 2l.-Re-
turns from forty.eight counties, partly
official, give Haight 42,3OO, Gorham 49,
74O, and May 1853. The returns Of
the vote for Congressman have been re-
ceived from few counties only. 1t is
certain that only one Radical candidate
is elected,
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SOmerVIlle Female Institute.

OWING TO THE FINANCIAL coNDI-
~ ton Of the country, am not demand Ina
IN all cases payment must be 1Snred ~ IN
18th day Of December. 1851 loung ladies'
boarding In the Institute are under the direct
control Of Mr.. MKyEgEE, and take their mea,;
WITH the family Oh the President There is stu
room for twenty boarders.
II Somorville. Tenn.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Latest to Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Gold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.l
New York, September Fl, IL am
Gold opened at 42s and has since ad
vanced to l43.
Cotton dull and nominal. Low Mid
ding, 23@23Ac.
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MARRIED.

SINK-MILLER.-Att the residence of DR..
1. M. Hewitte. on the evening of the 10th inst.
by the Rev. W. NJ. Ewing, Mr.. John II. Sink
and Miss sallie V. Miller, both of Shelby
county Tenn,
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HAVING perfected our arrangements with
the Manufacturers in Virginia and the West,
we arc prepared to supply the trade ut Factors
prices, keeping always on hand q COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT of the various brands and
styles. which we have selected ESPECIALLY
FOR THIS TRADE.
Merchants and Jobbers will find it to their
elsewhere. 1871
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DERS0NAL.-IF MR.. VERHOFF, WHO
i was with j. @. .Kimbrough, in the Stove
business. should BIO in the city. will he please
Sept. 81, 1857. llS+l 1852 Front street.
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Schenck's SeaWeed Tonic.

This medicine invented by Or. }. Il. ScHEscE,
Of Phad clpha, is intended 90 dissolve the food
and make IL into chyme, the frst process Of d-
gesfion. By clcansing the Atomach with
Schencks Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon res
torres the appetite, and food that could not he
eaten before using 1t will bo easily di Rested.
Consumption eann' DO cured By Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver Is
made healthy and tne appetite restored, hence
the Tonic and Pills are required in nearly eve.
~ cpse of consumption. A half dozen bottles
Of the SEAWEED TONIC and threa or four
boxes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any
ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visitsin New
York, Boston, and % his principal Office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers o
each place. or his pamphlet on coonsumption.fr .fr
his days Of visitation.
Plrase observe, when purchasing, that the
two likelesses Of the Doctor one when II the
last sta ge of consumption, and the other as he
now is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Deslers, price tl. so
per bottle, or ~ so the half dozen. All letters
for advice should oe addressed to DR.. Scnenek's q
Principal Office, No. is North 9Th st., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
q Co., N. Y; S. S. Hance, Baltimore, Md j.
ID. Parks, Cincinnati, 0lio; Walker d Taylor
Chicago Ill.,; Collins Bros, st. Louis, No.
list W. eR. mo. oct25yl
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Consumption Durable by DR..
Scheuck'S Medicines,

To CuRE Cor SUMPTION, che system must be
prepared 90 that the lungs will heal. To ae
com pliah this, che liver aud stomach must Arsi
4. 20 cleaned and an appetite created for good
Wholesome food, which by these medicines will
be digested properly, aud good healthy blood
made; thus building up the constitution. -
ScARNoKs MANDRAKE PILLs cleanse the stomach
of all bilious OF mucous RScumulAtions; and by
using the sea Weed Tonic In connection, the
appetite is restored.
ScnRSeEs PULNoSIc SIRuP Is nutricious As
well AZ medicinal, and, By using the three rene
dies, all impurities are expelled from the fys-
TEN, aud good wholsoms blood mAde, Which
will repel all disease. If patients will take
these medicines according 10 directions, Con
sumption very frequently in its last stage yields
to fl.eir action. Take the pills frequently To
cleanse the liver aud stomach. II dnes not fol-
low that because the bowels arc not oostive they
are not required, for somrimes in diarrhea they
arc necessary, The stomach must be- kept
healthy, and no appetite created to allow the
Pulmonic Syrup 10 act on the respiratory orgal-
properly and nllay any irritation. Then al
that Is required 10 preform permanent cnre il
to prevent taking cold. Exercise about tht
room ~ much as possible, eat all Che richest
food--'At meat, game, and, in fac, anything
the Appciits erayesi but be particular and mas
ticHte we'll. 2d weamly
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To COnsunlptiVes.

The advertiser, having been restored TO
health in lew weeks by very simple
rrmesly, after having suffered for several
years with y severe lung affection, and that
dread disease ConsuniptiOn---is Snxious 10
make known TO his isllOW.suferers the
means Oi cure.
To all who desire Il, he will send a copy
ol the prescription used Qree Of charge),
with tie directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds. aud all ThIoat and Lung
Affections. The only obirct Of the sdver.
lissr in srnding The prescription is TO bsne.
fis the afflicted, and spread information
which he cOnceives TO be invaluable, and
he hopes every sufferer will Try bis Temrdy
as Il win cost them nothing. and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip'
ton, FREE, BY return mail, will please ad
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
m,9 Williamsburg Kings co N. Y.
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hEN. EDW AhD n WiboON'
mS9 Williamsburg. Kings co N. Y.
DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for CalOmel,

These Pills are comp scd o! various roots,
having the power 20 relax the secre;iOnt OF thu
liver as promptly sno efeclunlly as blue pill o.
mercury, and without producing any Of thrse
disagreeg hle or dAr ReIous Effects which often
follow the use Of the Ia tor.
Iu oil bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with con fdence. a. they promote he dis
charge Of viluted bile, anf remove those Ob
stsuetiOns from the liver and hillary duets which
are the cause OF bilious aiFections in general
SoAEScX'S MANDRAKE Pills cure Sick Head
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rallow skin, coated tongue, coslivness, drowsi-
ness. suu general feeling Of seaTiness and
Ia, situdr. showing that the liver ia In torpid
or distracted condition.
In short, these Pill may be used with alvnn.
tago in all cases when purgatve or Hlteratiye
mudicine Is requiaed.
Please ask tor d. Schenelt's Mandrake Pills
and obterre that the two likenesses Of the Doc
tor are ON the Government Stamp-oue when in
the last stage Of consumption, and the other in
his present heslth.
Sold by all druggists aid dealers. Price 2;
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General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes A
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. v i'll l,foT
The tske Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it. the recipe and directions
for making the simple rrmed, BY which hr
was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 prof by
the advertisers 8 experience. can do so by sd'
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
my9y ~ Cedar street, New York.
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Wonderful but True.

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Picnic.

Elc.nlcs
The young folks of Misses Adds Miller
and Cora Rannell's School, had quite nice
little picnic, in hfnolds Grove, at the close
Of their Schools, on Friday the 9th ult
Misses Miller and. Rannells have given gen.
ersl satisfaction as teachers, and retro from
their charge with the best wishes of all, and,
what is better evidence of their success,
with the love Of all their scholars. The
little folks will remember them and their
picnic for many years to come.