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GOV. sKYmOUR.
PIrrspURaH. October q.

PITrsBURGH, October %.
Ex- Gov. Seymour arrived in this city
at noon to-day, by the Panhandle Rail-
road. He was met at the Union Depot
by large number of people, and well
coined TO the city by Committee of
Reception. This evening he delivered
an eloquent address TO an immense
concOurse of people in Allegheny, and
was escorted to the place OF speaking
by torchlight procession, consisting Of
the various Democratic Organizations
of the city and vicinity. The procession
was everywhere greeted with great en-
thusiAsm. Many ofthe principal build-
ings along the route were brilliantly
Illuminated. The st. Charles Hotel and
the Daily Post were handsomely deco
rated with Chinese lanterns, flags, mot
toes DC. Governor Seymour leaves at
6:40 to-morrow morning en- route for the
East.
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8 N
10 TnE REpUBLIcAN Party.
Address OF che NationAI Hepubmean
( m Committee.
i9'l'asiF t'NRw YoRK, October 2s.

4 a g..
= ais9Ss,'4 s'NEw YORK, October %.
"FELLow CITIZENS: On the Sd of No.
Denpe you are to register a decision al
tne ballot box which Will control the
government for four years and affect
Ine destiuies of the country for all time.
Inc Democratic party, entering into the
chmPaignwtth practical repudiRtion on
us banner and determination to open
tne question of reconstruction by de-
clartpg all acts relating thereto void,
mas met signal defeat in the States hold
ing elections in October. Aroused by
the positive condemnation of its policy,
1t now seeks to change its candidates,
ana 70 deny Its purposes as declared in
its platform.
BE not deceived. The men. who met
In New York, on the 4th of July, knew
what they intended to do II. they couId
carry the election. Toinspire their fol
lowers in the South, and their friends
and sympathizers at the North, they
pnbiishedH their purpose to the world.
On this declaration they went into the
canvass, and although they have tried
10 explain away It's full meaning, they
never denied II until beaten at the polls
No change of candidates can change
their purpose. They mean to take from
an enfrapchised race its only safeguard,
the ballot They mean to repudiRte the
IeNl!u. ueDl incIEheu at LIhe OL
gLeatest uanger 70 the nation, or a. best
pay 1t In, a manner which will tarnish
the national credit and make the Great
hepuollca a shame to honest men and
oy-Word IN the hnanciaI clrcies OF the
WorId. Inc PRESIDENTIAL candidate OF
the Democracy declares his purpose
Will be to hold Congress In check for
four years to come, as Andrew johnson
has for four years past, and thus to
stand IN his position. 8izs1 Z cse.i.ji.
Fellow country wants
peace. It has had enough of opposi-
tion from the Executive to the LegIsla-
tive edepaftment. The people elect
both and mean to have harmony and
good Will between them. The loss of
the States holding elections in October,
has shown the Democratic leaders that
state. In desperation they call upon
the people to come to the rescue. They
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EU ROPE.
LONDON, october 8.

LONDON, OCTOBER 2S.
The Dowager Duchess Of Sutherland
Is dead.
The report that France and Italy
have renewed diplomatic relations with
Spain, under the revolutionary govern
ment, Is confirmed. Il is authorita-
lively announced that Prussia and Por-
tuga1 have also recognized the new
government, and that the PapaI nun
clio at Madrid has put himself in COM
munication with the Spanish Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
Dispatches from Bombay report that
additional successes have been gained
by the British troops in the Northwest
LONDON, October q.
Right Rev. Charles L. Longley, D. D.,
Bishop Of Canterbury, died to-day,
PAR1s, October 2s.
The Constitutional says the reorgan-
ization ofthe National Guard Is rapidly
progressing In the departments, where
the measure isreceived with great favor
MADRID, October %.
The. ProgressIsta Clubs of this city
have formed Q Union for political pnr-
poses. Alta recent meeting of the uni
ted clubs Senior OlRzaga informed them
favor of Don Carlos.
The elections of members OF the Con-
stltuent Cortes viii take place on the
29thE Of November. Senior Augala,
Colonial Minister, has Issued circular
announcing that the colonies will be
placed upon the same electoral basis as
the rest Of Spain.
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TRNNEssEE.

-S "a NAsHvInLE, October %.
The canvass between the two RadI-
cal candidaLes for Congress-, 8. o. Mer-
Ger and w. r. Prosser, is waxing warm
in thiR city. The friends of Prosser
hoisted pole on the public square, last
evening, and run up q carpet bag in
place Of the National coloTs. The fol-
lowing was published today as .pri-
vate circular issued by Prosser
"Radieal Central yComniittee s---s
1.-THE Congressional election Is close
at hand, Radicals must awake. From
their action the enemy are busy. The
friends1of W!F. Prosser must be watch
fuI. RS po3tIms7 to be idle; the fran
chise law as Il now stands should re.
main onour statute books. What right
have disfranchised rebels in this State
to ask the dominant party 20 restore
the ballot to them 90 49,
Mercer is In favor Of giving equal
rights to all men; that Is, OF abolishtn2
the franchise law. he holds that dts
franchisement IL hurtfnl to both the
white and colored races; that there
should be taxation without representa-
tiau. and that universal suffrage should
be established in Tennessee. He would
delude colored men with the falsity
that II would be to their interest, after
| white men by admitting the disiran.
chIsed classes to the ballot box and let
all the Taxpayers assist In elecdng our
officers. We -emphatically denounce
the vicious heresy that our only safety
lies in ayeEting the disfranehisemen
/ OF rebels. In Tennessee the colored
men have got their feet on the uecks OF
the traitors and they must keep them
| there. Let there be no pardon for reb-
els. however fair their words and ac-
tions may be, on this side of the grave.
Our own prosperity depends on their
everlasting pfostration. The Gagged
wolves must not, be turned loose to
| devour the Government. The great
duty now devolving on US Is to defeat
8. @. Mercer, who is the friend of uni
versal suffrage. Lat all the Radicals
work, for the election OF W. S.7Rrosser.
The Republican, the Prosser organ,
denouneed the publicatio hon asa forgery
I - ~ = REafPHIs, October q.
=Ata negro barbecue in Crittender
county, Arkansas. several OF them goi
into an alteration which resulted In
two OF their number being shot and
killed. 19s
John Pepper, q private Watchman
\ and his vile were indicted to-day by
the grand jury for cruelty 20 an orphan
1 girl named Mary Smith, about u year
of age, by Furnishing her for pulling {
turnfp by burning hersome dozen time
with a red hot poker on the face anf
arms. - .Er7slF 57is1.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling VVhoTesnIe RIarhet.
W EDNESDAY EYBNINe, I
October o, 1858. j

s-a e.. s. W EDNESDAYs EVENING ~
49, October q, 1858. !
APPLEs-Supply goodi prices range
from s. So to s. 90 per bbl.
BuTrER-Plenty at. SOC for choice;
common roll dull at 2Oa25c. --g-.. :
CoFFRE-RIo. fair to good, 22a26c;
Hummel's essence 81 95; Felix's ex-
tract 81 %. ~.
cANDIEs-city mould tallow Ieei
Star, 22a25c. . -,s
CoTToN YARN-Standard 42Hc; Cot=
ton Batting 2sas5; Candle Wick 45c.
oARBoN o1I-soc, and charge for
packages. ~ $50,
CHERsE-Sales OF Western Reserve at
lie per pound; Factory 19c.
Eees-In good demand at 2Se.
FLoUR-Marketd dull. Superfine 90, 90
white wheat family Ss.5oae.oO; fancy
s11,0o.
FEATHERs-In fair demand at 75c.
.GRAIN-Prices for No. red, 81 Goa
1 60; No. i white, 81 9Oa2oO. Corn-New
75c; old 81 90. The trade is duh, how
ever, as there, is scarcely, any old ON
market, and the new Is not yet ready
for delivery. oats-6Oa65c. Rye-SI so
al IS. Barley-1 75a2 90.
HAx-Loose timothy sells at S25a3O
per ton for good quality.
LARD-Leaf, in tierces 100.
LARD om-Extra 81 65.
MoLAssEs-Choice New Orleans at
soc; Porto Rico s5e; Baltimore Syrup
s0a9Oc; New York do 65aTOc.
PRoyIsIoss-We quote shoulders at
14c; clear rib sides 171<ei clear sides
1S5<c; sugar cured canYassed hams 2lc;
mess pork $50 90.
PoTAToEs-sales at 81 2OaI so per busi
sweet at s. 5Oas 90 per bus.
RIoE-Rangoon lO1<c; Carolina lie.
SusAR-Porto Rico at l3a249<ci Cuba
I21<c; refined crushed lie; A coffee 16ci
b do, 157<c;s c extra do. I55<c; G do. 15ci
@ do. yellow 141<c.
SoDA-Bi-carbonste soda Sc; sal-soda
&c; soda In papers LOG. raa
SrARCH-Foxsissc Sc; Glenn Cove l31<ci
Maizena, 1875.
sALT-Dairy 50 70; Ohio River g 65
soAP-FamiIy exc; German 9s; East.
ern Family 1OaI3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-BarL Lead 12Jfc; Sho
IS 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea 81 4OA1 70
Young Hyson Tea. 81 zOA1 60; Blacl
Tea, 90casl 10.
| ToRAcCo-Navy tobacco, 7Oa72c; darl
los and rs, 7Oa72c; bright rs and los
soc; fig lump 81 10; Garretiis snuh, T6c
Garrett's suun in boxes, So 50.
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ioANADA.
hioNT;KEAn, oct. %.

i MONTREAL, Oct. %.
Charbenpan's planning and.saw mill
was burned yesterday, and the Watch-
man burned 10 death. Loss afty thou
sand dollars. saz u El3l
A grand banquet is to be given to
gland. ~ fal llrG So
A company has been formed here to
build railway from Gennoxville to
MegnRtio and st. Francis. 1s 49,
The Paris crew arrived here last
night and had most enthusiastic re-
Whalen confidently expects to get a
new trial. He has been led 70 believe
the Judges will decide against the rul-
ing of Chief Justice Richards. 80 sl
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OHIO.

- p ss1 CINCINNATI, October %. p
ThsieWelry store Of Long & Broth
ers, 62lWest Fourth street, was robbed
this morning Of twelve hundred dol
lars worth of diamond rings. Two
men entered the store and asked to be
shown some rings. While one Of the
meD called the attention OF the clerk to
another part OF the store, the other
grasped the rings and made his escape.
Neither of the men have been arrested.
a1f = t-s enEyELAND. October %.
Probate Judge Misner, of Ottawa
county, was arrested and brought here
to-day, charged with issuing fraudulent
naturalization papers. BE will be ex-
afnfned Tomorrow. s 49, IL
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NRBRAsKA.

3 rI ST.. LOUIS, October q.
The Democrats Omaha special says
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
laid seven and q half miles OF track
yesterday, passing the advance stakes
OF the Central Pacific. 2
r The Nebraska Legislature met to-day
andspassed to a second reading a bill
providing for the canVassing Of the
electoral votes. - -isf
A Cheyenne dispatch says the IndI>
ans attacked Hunt g Hall's train, near
Jerry Station, q Sunday, and killed
four men and captured fourteen mules.
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uALIFoRNIA.s
So FnANoIsoo. october 2

sasi ~ San HANANSASSoI OSboSst Sts
The Republicans turned out tonight
in full force, to the torch light process.
sion, which was the largest ever wit
messed In this city. II is estimated that
between 10000 and IL, 600 people were
in line. Delegations were present from
Sacramento, San jose and other interior
towns. Great enthusiasm was mani.
tested by the people along the route,
many residences and places OF business
being illuminated and decorated with
days. The procession was four miles
long, and was an hour and fifteen min
utes In passing given point.
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SrocKs-5:SO prices-PacIh Mail 123K
a124i western Union Telegraph S6<a
S61<; New York Central 123Za12S<;
Erie S91zaS97<i do preferred 651za66;
621<a623<; do preferred 71Ai5; Michigan
Central 11Sa11e; Michigan Southern
S51<aS51<; Toledo 10IS<a1021<: Ft. Wayne
Ill5SaI12; Terre HRate 41a421<; do pre-
ferred 81; Marietta second preferred 10;
Lake Shore 100.
Co., 2oa291<; American 45a46; Adams
493<a5O; United States 46a471Si Mar--
chants Union 221<a22N.
CINCINNATI.
OCroBKR 2S.-FLoUR-But little de-
mand; family 81 5OaT 76s extra 70 60A
Observation-Disclosures: 81 20
is the best rate offering for No. red
winter. Corn-In light supply and in
aSl for old. Oats unchanged and quisE:
No. 57a5Sc. Rye-Dun at 81 30. Bar
ley-Neglected and prices nominal At
81 S0a2 20 for prime state and Canada
spring; NO fall in the market,
CoTroN-Firm at 2S1<a24c for mid
ToHAeco-Unchauged and quiet.
WHIsKH-Dun at 81 10; demand light.
PRovIsIoNs-Nomina unchanged;
clear bulk sides sold at 151<c, loose, and
clear bacon sides at 165fci new mess
pork can be bought at 81 60aS 90, dellY-
cred as soon as made, and mot much de-
mand; no old mess In market, Lard
Dull and no demand; new steam otrer-
ed at 16c.
GRooERrEs-Unchanged and quiet.
Oms-Linseed OiI-DuIl at 81 -O0a1 o.,
but little demand. Lard oil-Firm q
81 40a1 IS for current make, and II 5S
for winter made.
HoGS-Dull at So 6OA7 so,
GoLD-1S41< buying.
MoKEY-Market continues stringent.
ChieaEO.-
oCroHER 2S.-Flour-YeEy dull and
weak; spring extFas at s. 20.
GRAm-WheaEIn light demand:
almost exclusively confined to ship
pers. at 65<a6e lower; sales, No. at
vanced to LA, and closed at 81 Ia
1 12E for car slots; sales No. 2 since
'chRnge ut 81 Is. Coru-61<a65So lower;
sales No. at 76a7s; No.2 at 75s rejected
T0a75. closing at 76a761zc for No. ];
sales No. this afternoon at l go Oats
I'm good shipping demand and 11<c
lower; opened at $50 and advanced
to 4SI<c; receded TO 4I3<c and closed at
42a42xc. Rye-Declined to 81 %, and.
closed with buyers Rt 81 90 and seller nj
81 OF; No. firm at 81 005<a1 o.. Barley
Moderately active and unsettled at
4lAAo6 AOMGAf GNgs = - lsg-o
81 65, and advanced to 81 50. closing at
81 6Sa1 o.; rejected Sl2Tal 50.
81. louis.
o0ToBER 2s.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed. ssesg
N-Wheat-LoWera and demoral-
lied. Coru-Lower at. 81 O3aI o.. Oats
Unchanged ut 4sA52c. Rye-Ranges
at WaTsKY9s11s n ds9I =; -saasiz.5
PRovIsIoNs-=PorI- Unchanged at
$50 as. Bacon-Unchanged at l31 1zal85<c
for shoulders 171<a179<c for clear sides.
uard-16c, ~ u
oCroBER 2s.-Flour-Dnll 5and de-
-5RAfN.-Wheat 2asc Iower3 white
Michigan 81 81; amber 81 72a1 78; No. 1
spring 81 60; amber buyers November,
Si "a; do. first half 81 TS1<a1 "a. Corn
Held at s7efor No. I; $50 offered. Oats
NO. 1, SOC; rejected at 46cs Rye-i6o
lower; No, I, 81 Is. BRrley-5o lower;
= Milwaukee. - ~
ooToBRR 2sEFLoUR-Yery dull; city
WHExT@Firua at 81 241< for No. i in.
San Francisco. @
OCTOBER 27.-Flour-DuIl at IS 26a
Whe6t-Dull and declining good
shipping 81 7Oa1 so.
Legal Tenders 7IZ.
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VIRGINIA.
srAuNroS. ontnhar %

pLAUNLO4NI OuLODef ..
Commodore Matthew F. Maury de
Agricultural Fair to an Immense audi
ence. He warmly urged the Immediate
establishment of a line OF steamers be-
tween Norfolk and Holland, In order
that the South might reap the advan-
tRge OF the direct trade and emigration
which would spring up by this connec-
ton. Ten thousand people visited the
grounds to-day. When General Lee
made his appearance at the Fair to-day
he was enthusiastically cheered.
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GEORaIA.
AuausrA. aeorgis, oel. 2

So=AeS - bA-f 49, -
A Demooratic meeting was held to-
night and addressed by Judge Carleton,
Democratic elector from Indiana, B. n.
HIll and General Wright, who urged
the people 20 vote for Seymour and
Blair - ssl- sF7c 1..E
The Republicans 1ay they will carry
the State by ailarge majority, while the
Democrats are conddent Of twenty
Thousand majority,
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NEW HAlIPaHIRE.

- CoNooRDs Oct. -.
Thomas Heath, of Warner. was held
In three thousand dollars ball IN the
police court sfor zalleged rape by the
roadside ofa young school girl at cam
tocookville, Sunday. Y,
Edgar IA. Hoodman had his rignt
arm blown OF yesterday at Gllmanton,
bv aecidentalIy falling and discharg-
ing his gun. saa
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Loss of The steamsnIp ParkersburE.

Aspinwan advices of the 18th state
that the steamship Parkersburg. from
Panama, bound up the coast, struck n
rock in the Harbor of AmRpalR Bay
Fonseca, and became 4 total wreck.
The passengers, mail and crew were
saved. Considerable of the cargo was
also saved in damaged condition.
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MAssACHUsErrs.
BosroN. oetober 2s.

-7 -azzis BOSTON. October %.
Ar the annual meeting of Che board
of overseers of the Harvard College
yesterday, Hon. John n. Clifford was
elected President OF the Board and DR..
N. b. ShurtlIff, Secretary. The cleo
ton for President OF the University
was deferred for the present.
It Is reported that the prizs fight be-
tween O'Baldwin and Warwald will
take place tomorrow morning at Isle
of Shoals. - -. -
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Hos. JonN p. KENNEDY, Secretary
ofthe Navy under Fillmore, has Just re-
turned, after an absence OF several
months in Europe. BE Is now in Bal
timore. and In q letter to the editor OF
the AaserSeaa, who is also 4 member OF
the Republican State Committee, he an
nounces his intention OF supporting
Grant. and viii address Republican
meeting in Baltimore this week. This
Zv,n he asEreat a surprise to many old
Democrats in MarYlaud and Virginia
vino have been accustomed 10 hota
Rennedyis name in Venerati tion Sas as 2 rep
resentaffve of the old-schooi poAitle1lAls.
NEW. YORK has q new code Of Gre
alarm signals,
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Wm. p. Plant senior memberof the
firm OF Plant Bros. q Co., Of this city
and An old and prominent citizen died
TODAY. -
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LouIsyIIIe -Tobaeeo 1zarhei.

sa..., y -LoUIsYMLE, Oct. %, 1868.
ToBAcco-The market is sustained at
fair prices for all gradesi active for
manufacturing, and Rgood demand for
all desirable qualities. The sales atfhs
auction sWarenopses, with offerings at
only two, amounted TO 25 bhds. with
rejeclions Of bids on hhds.5 the sales
ineludingS hhds. Owen county cutting
leaf at $23, 20 25, and 16 75; also hhds-
Mason county cutting leaf, all at $3.50.
The prices ranged as follows: 1bhd. at
$23, i at z025. at IS so, at 10 IS, at
IA Is, at IS so 10 IS 20. at IL 25, at
at IL, at 10 20 10 70, 2 Ht Q % to 70: 4
at 8 40ios9 95. 2at7 TO Z 10, and hid.
trash At 4 50.
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anLoArED BoNDHoLDERs.

The savings banks of this State,
which are the depositors ofthe poor or
of persona OF limited means, hold about
whols amount held in the State of New
york in theyaTions forms of trust,
viii not fan below 500, ,o00, 600. IL. we
look into other States, we shall see that
oTIg a small share Of these bonds
are held by men EHolDa as capitalists, but
they belong, In fact IL mot In foTmI 70
the business, the active and the la
boring members of fsocity. The destruc-
ton Of these securities would make
a tDidespredd ruin and distress, t0stei!
lpouId reach mtg every l1orkshoP, and
every home, however humble.
1t is mistake TO suppose that tney
are mostly held BY capitalists. Large
sums, belonging to. children and
widows, under the order of courts OF
the action of trustees have been IN
vested in Government bonds; :
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-. - :. h,.z.,,r,n sneeohes. IN

sxYuouH, in his stump speeches, has
n thousand railing accusations TO bring
against the publicans-bHt has tie
,srss as,lEi5sd s5oTd q spsas ef tie rebels :
Marx him for this, loyal men, mark
himI
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LOUISIANA.
zee sEcoNp RERELnIoN..-
a REIaN OF ANAROHY.


NEW ORLEANS, October 2s.
To ms Editor erths Cincinnati Gatstts
The people OF the North should know.
that a perfect reign of terror prevails
throughout the interior parishes of this
State. There are daily arrivals Of re-
fugees who have had 10 leave because
of their Republican principles or their
former connection with the Federal
army. Daily, outrages and murdersof
an atrocious character are brought to
light. The Democratic programme
seems to be to assassinRte or drive away
every Republican leader, and thus
parAIyZs the party and carry the State.
Thousands have failed to register, be-
lieving the election to be mere farce,
without military protection, Men are
compelled, in some instances, to
pledge themselves to withdraw from
politics, or to vote the Demo
cratic ticket to save their lives
AT many points it is exceed
ingly dangerous to be known as a Re.
publican, and leaders are hunted and
watched like dogs. Four loyal news
papers have been destroyed. The
butchery at Opelousas has not been ex-
aggerAted, Ialthough the exact number
OF killed and wounded. may never be
known. Before 1 found means 10 es.
cane from st. Landry was Informed
Friends assured me there. were many
more, The rebel estimate of one bnn-
dred killed must be near correct. This
affair has been commended by the. rebel
press, aud it's eEitItbIgiy announced that
the Republican pdrtytn 81. Landry has
been killed for the eampGi0nl Many
members of the Legislature dare not
to their homes. Democrats boast that
the carpet bag Legislature win never
meet again. Afeverish feeling exists
in the city, and an extensive riot is ex-
pected daily.
Boys in Blue, for Gods sake, keep in
line and vote right, or ere lew months
have rolled by, thousands Of your com
rades, will be in their graves as the cosi
OF their devotion to their country.
Trampl Trampi Never stopl or the
Ku-Klux will go marching on, and an
~ EMERsoH BENTLEY,
Ldte Editor ST. Landry Progress
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General ThoInas.

FoRrREss MONROE, October 2s.
General Thomas arrived here this
morning to inspect the Yorktown Ma
tional cemeteries.
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ArrIved.

- So NEW HonK, October =.
The stesmship8 Nebrasira, from Lly-
erpooI, and Santiago De Cuba, from
AspfnWall, have arrived
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RIver md IEentner.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. Is.
Weather. clear. River unchanged.
crsorsNArI. Oct. 2s.
River risin two inches, feet Inches
of water in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer 52o.
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PENDnKroN's aREENBAcK feIIoHi

.Interests OF the bondhoIder and tho tax
naver are antaSonistic. TIE fact is
overlooked that, in order 70 make any
sayine by giving the bOndholder de-
based or worthless paper, we must
bTiT1S mon ourselves disaster and dis.
bonass which VIII cost aihuudredfold
more than we can save.
five come into power there W1ll pc
no 6iscreiit on our currency no speet-
IatioR IN pGyiag otsr bonds "a paper
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WAsHSHaTorI October 26-
The general lbstraet OF the National
Banks Tor the last quarter win soon be
published.
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The following choice extracts are
taken from the published speeches Of
Horatio Seymour, with appropriate
haadInr added: