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FOREIGN.

COPENHAGEN, October 6.-The King
II iyered = speech Yesterday at the
opening Of the Reigstsit, IN which he
said that negotiations with the Prussiau
Government IL the matter of Schleswig.
Holstein had beau thus FAR without re-
suits, though IL was the desire OF Dan
mark to preserve peaceful relations with
Prussia.
The ratification of the sale of the
Islands Of St. Thomas aud othsrs in the
West Indies, has been postponed by the
Rsigsiadt for ! year.
PARIS, October 8-Rio Jsneiro dates
report that Lopez has arrived at San
Fernando with 10. 600 men, and that 25,-
900 ri led troops had occupied Piior, the
chief post of tina P-srsgueyans, and the
former base OF operations at the mouth
of the Tebugsry river.
MADRID, October 6.-Gen. Prlm ar
rived here last night, and was greeted
VITA great enthusiasm.
The Provisional Junta has requested
Marshal Sersnno TO take charge Of af-
fairs until the meeting Of the Cortez, and
he has consented go to act, with Gems.
Prim and AlosRyo as his colleagues.
The formation OF the new cabinet has
not yet been completed.
Gen. EscOlaata, a Democrat, has been
placed In command of the National
Guard.
1t is daily becoming more evident that
q majority Of the people are in favor of a
Republican forR of government for
Spain.
The Duke of Viltora and Count of
Chester, have declared that they will
support the existing Provisional Junta.
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ZEN. GORDON h

This distinguished officer, as previ.
ously announced, has arrived in our
city, where he viii make his headqusr-
ters as General in commsnd of the De-
partment of the Cumberland. Since his
appointment by ths President to so high
and responsible a trust, the name Of Gen.
GRANGER has been linked with all the
%viieness, In language, that partisan NAL
ice could dictate; and the Radicals of
this State, through their representatives
in Washington, have been industriously
moving "heaven and earth,' so to
speak, TO have him recalled or subordi-
mated to THOMAS, by the return Of that
officer to the command OF the Depart
ment. Ia the course OF their denuncia-
tions, our patriotic President comes in
Tor 9 share Of their venom. How much
be had to DO with the appointment, We
will let the Washington correspondent
o. the New York Herald tell in the fol-
lowing words
II must be confessed that the whole affair
@tC1 -ObAA i'm O NGlO u aAAAA g." = 1t OA
the part OF Mr.. johnson, TO fasten upon the
Radicals of Tennessee a sound Democratic
commander; but when everythipgis taken into
consideration, the President does not Pppeart to
be entitled TO all tde credit of the gsme. So far
as his intention TO make room in that depart
meut for a Democratic General IS Concerned, 1t
may be mentioned that about a month ago a
delegation fIom Tennessee waited on the PIesi-
dent TO induce him 10 remove Gen. Thomas
from The chief command. The President, It H.
said, gave these gentlemen 10 encouragement
to hope that be wouIi comply with their re-
quest, and the delegation left under the i'm
preston that they had been unsuccessful in
their mission. In taxing The President with
having detailed Gen. Thomas on special duty
expressly 10 i'll the temporary vacancy with
IN. Granger, IL must be borne il mind that
officers who are as lgned 70 special duties are
generally detailed by the Secretary or War, and
the officers composing the Court Of Inquiry
were thus detailed, although the order directing
the court TO be convened YVES Issued by the
President II, therefore, any design to place
Kentucky and Tennessee under Democrats in
duenee is attributed to the President, It seems
fair 10 suppose that Gen. Sehodeld should come
IN for his shsrs IN the transaction.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, October 5.-From Port gu
Prince we have sdvices to October 2.
The Haytien msn-of-wsr Galela has
arrived at Petil, from New York, with a
large cargo Of arms and ammunition.
She had q full complement of men
mostly Hsytien negroes-some English
and French officers, and a complete ma
val outfit. On her arrival abe attacked
the rebel cruisers Sylvan and Liberte.
The former was sunk and the latter was
burnt by the crew to prevent them from
falling into the hands of President Sol
nave. He had left on board the Gslela TO
lombard %Aiirrogone. Before leaving he
took aboard three hundred additional
men.
From Mexico we have advices to Sep
temcer I'D. President Jeursz, ia a
message to Congress, coDgratuiates the
nation upon the failure of all the recent
rebeilions, except IN the still unsettled
state OF ~TAmsulipas. He hopes Congress
VIII pass laws to favor commerce, aud
thereby improve the revenue. He pre-
sents the picture OF Mexico at present IS
very brilliantsnd cheerful
The wife of Gan. Latone has published
3 statement detailing the Circumstances
attending her husbands death.
Several railroad bills are before Con.
gress. -,
The press scoFn the efforts OF Santa
Anna 20 get up q rebellion, and Congress
seems to regard them In the same light.
The recent treaties with the United
States will soon be under discussion ia
Congress. Ministers Martial and Iglezlas
are reported to have opposed them, but
u IL doubtful as regards Senior Martial.
~ Y, however, expected that Congress
VIII Fatify them. ,sa8 aa
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nELMAR,s -aTATEMENr.

Late New York papers still tell Of the
prevalence of much excitement in the
monetary and commercial circles Of that
city over the statement Of Mr.. DELMAR.
Mr.. E. B. WAsHBURN, Chairman OF the
House Committee OF Appropriations,
has caused TO be made, from the records
Of the Treasury, 3 counter. statement
which has been privately printed, as
We learn, for general circulation.
From this the Watchdog Of the Treasury
proposes to show a surplus instead Of a
deficiency, as MI. DELMAR has it. But
these figures, from the Treasury, even
over the signature Of the Chairman Of
the Committee on Appropriations, are
not satisfactory. The shrewd practical
business men OF New York have long
since made up their minds, as to the pub.
lie treasury, that I" where there is 80 much
smoke there must be some fire." and
they refuse the rsbutting evidence of
Mr.. WAsHBURyE. In this dilemma the
Radicals have caught at an offsr OF Mr..
DAVID WELLS, who, in the quiet of
Norwich, Conn, is to bury himself in q
labyrinth Of Treasury documents, papers
and vouchers, and from them compile
such "sums total" as viii please the
Radical party. We are informed In a
special dispatch that the figures OF Mr..
WELLS viii be compared with the books
IF the Treasury and certified to, either
IS correct or incorrect, as the case may
be, land is likely TO be- As Mr. DEL
MARS statement has already received
the endorsement Of the Tresury Depart
ment, and was written at the express
request of Messrs. HENRY GRISNELL,
ROYAL PHELPS and WILSON G. HUNT,
(thres Of the oldest and most respectable
Of the merchants Of New York; 1t is
reasonable TO suppose that all this move
ment in the Radical ranks Is but "sound
and fury, signifying nothing
The merchants named did not apply
to Mr.. DELMAE until public rumor, ex-
citing q arrangement OF the quotations
for public securities, compelled them.
Anxious TO know the truth, they applied
to q man likely to be Misunderstanding
chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics-a man, |
the independence Of whose Office and the
nature Of whose employment was 1ost
likely to insure a fair and candid state
ment as to anything affecting the vel.
fare of the country, it's trade, commerce,
crops, or financial condition. Mr.. GRIN
HELL snd bis companions are satisfied
with the report furnished as answer to
their application aud tbs people Of the
whole country maxwell be, since it was
compiled from the Reports Of the vAri-t
Gus Treasury Offices, every one of them
on file In the Burssu of Statistics.
While this unsnswerable document
IL before the country, the Rsdi-
Gals can think Of little else. Even
the Southern riots have lost their
point" The leaders feel and
know that whatever affects the pocket
nerve Of the people Of the North as this
does whatever viii affect the price OF
lO-49's and 5-20's IS this hiss, must break
down their claims to control the Govern
ment for four years longer, and go far to
prevent the election of GRANT and COL
FAX. We await the figures of Mr..
WELLS. When they reach us we will
have more to say on this subject.
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MEHPurs no M0pILv D.RECT

From the Grenada Sentinel We learn
that our fellow-eilizen ]. T. TREzEyAEI
Is canvsssing, ii the interest OF the above
Enc Of railroad theseeuntry from Grsn-
ada To Meridian. He made q telling
speech o day OF two since at Greensboro,
Choctaw county, and will speak as fol-
lows, by announcement: st Lodi, Chec-
tsS county, on Saturday, 2lst OF October;
on Monday following at HUNTSVILLE on
Tuesday at French Camp; On Thursday
at New Prospect; and on Saturday, the
24th, at Louisville, Winston county.
The people, g correspondent says, are all
alive to the Importance Of this
road nom Grenada to Meridian,
and the several counties through
which 1t wiz pass propose to subscribe
$1,000 each, to pay for the preliminary
ssrvey, which is to be set on foot at once.
A practical man Ike TRszHvAET is
worth his weight In gold"
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RTCEMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, October 6.-To-day
IS a party OF negro Penitentiary convict:
from here were going over the Central
Railroad, to work on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, at CoVington, they
Overpowered the guard near Gardons-
vile, and tWenty-f four OF them jumped
from the train whileit was running at
fell speed. Two were instantly killed
and three badly wounded. The Others
escaped.
P. H. Grafton, the official attorney,
has given an opinion that the city small
notes, issued during the war, amounting
to $3.50 900, cannot be paid while the
Alexandria Constitution is in force, as it
forbids the paying of any debt incurred
to carry on the war.
John Q, A. Adams arrived here to-day
en- route TO South Carolina.
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WASHINGTON, October 6.-Bvt. Maj
Gen. Merrill, commanding at Fort Davis,
Texas, under date of September 10Th, re-
ports that Lieut.. Cussack, of the Ninth
Cavalry, who was sent from Fort Davis
with s detachment OF sixty men from
Companies @, T and K, OF his regiment,
and q volunteer party Of Mexicans, to
recspture the stock recently stolen by
the Indians from 8 train near Fort
Stockton, overlook the Indians, who
were Apaches, about 200 strong, some
eight miles from Fort Davis, attacked
them and killed lin q running fight ex-
tending over five miles, about twenty or
thirty, woundipg as many more, and
took some 200 head of mules and horses,
besides some cattle, and destroyed their
camp, including their winter stores, stock
Of meas, berries and beans, and recap
tured two Mexican boys. Lieut.. Gus
sack and W men were severely though
no. dan3erously wounded and two horses
were killed.
The public debt statement will be pub
lished tomorrow. It will show q de-
Grease from September of 1880, 600. The
receipts from internal revenue for nine
days, preceding the LIST OF October, were
heavier than was expected. About
$4,000 geo of Pacific Railroad bonds have
been added to the public debt since the
last statement. The amount of coin In
the treasury is S97 900, 600 and 4 cur
rency, S13, 800, 600. va
The Spanish Minister is aud will stlIl
continue to be recognized until the Span
ish Government itself otherwise deter
mines. I5
A telegram to the Indian Department.
dated Atchison, Kansas, to-day, from
the clerk Of the Central Superintend-
ent's office, says that Gen. Hazan writes
from Fort LsrHed that the Kiowas aad
Comanches who were up the Arkansas
river, have, without 8 doubt, Joined the
C~hsyenDes and Arrspahoes on the war
path. Superintendent Murphy is st
Council Grove.
Col. WyBcoOp, agent for the Arrapa-
e and Cbsy6nnes, has arrived here
direct from Fort Larned. He represents
that the Indians within his agency have
fed south ofths Arkansas river, and that
Gen. Suiiy was pursuing, and had been
diminishing with them for three weeks.
The Indians are Ia q destitute condition,
having a scarcity Of provisions, and buff
falo and other game being scarce. It is
estimated that the Arrapaboes have
about 500 aud the Cheyennes upward Of
1900 fighting men.
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Y

B,UIsvILLE, October 6.-Georgs D.
Prentice, L q, publishes a card in the
Journal this morning, wherein he says
that his newspaper friends have fallen
into a serious error regarding him, and
are doing others great injustice on his
account. He says that he is not poor,
and does not consider himself broken
down aud furthermore that his personal
relations with every one of his sssOci.
stes are perfectly kind aud also that
every issue of the Journal has contained
matter of his own, and Ii Is his purpose
God willing-to live and work out the
rest of the century.
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ARKEr
New York Markes.


NEW YORK. October 6.-Cotton closed less
active and a shade lower sales 400; uplands p.
Flour, snpeIdne So 209z. Whisky quiet 81 80.
Rico quiet but firm. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet.
iland l29l254: Aolasses quiet Wheat 1@2e
lower. Corn 81 099T IL
Dry Goods-Musins advanced Nc. Prints
steady and unchaDg ed.
Money-Csn leans 6@7. Sterling $685.. Gold
4oA@40H. Fennessses New 65Z966%.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-Cotton quiet, fow
middltcg Isl sales 400 bales receipts All;
exports eco. Sterling 49LG5l. Gold S9IS. Sugar
and molassas qoiet and unchanged. Flour, firmer
but prices unchaDge I;ohotce SIC 75at2 30. Corn
dull Sidl o. Cats declined, 81 Bran 81 %.
Pork firm $I. Bacon nrmer, shoulders l@<;
sugar-cnred hams ls920 Lard unchanged.
Cincinnati Market -
CINCINNATI, October 6.-Flour dull. family
81 508s9. Wheat 81 %, Corn On osnsI o.. Oats
$685.. Whisky firm, 81 Is, Pork $40 so Bulk
shoulders He; sides lac. Bacon hams ls5GG
l9z. Batter 500 4oc. Eggs 2e. Bah
81. Louis Market.
ST. Louis, October 6.LTobacco unclaimed.
superhne hour So so asa %. Pork $40 rs. Bulk
sides l5c. Bacon Shoulders H. Alk$<: clear sides
i6agle4; hams 1898. Lard s413e Whisky
40 Ges.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October 6.-Consols s8%1esx
October Gu. 8. Bonds closed
At 7o3{.
LIvERrooL, October e-Coston closed easier.
sales l0,0O bales; uplands 101kd; OrIsansIT 1Sc.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TITUsvILLE, October 6.-The Demo-
Gratis of the oil region had g grand macs
meeting at this place tonight. Upwards
OF one thousand torches were in the pre-
c~ession, with numerous trsnspsrencies
suitable to the occasion. An immense
~concourse Of people were addressed by
Msssrs. elmer, CorTigan, and Brick
POmerOy,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, October 6-Capt. VIM. B.
Donaldson, OF the steamer Great Repub-
lie, who is charged with killing q negro
cabin boy several months since. has been
admitted to bail in the sum Of 500, 0Go.
Both political parties here have
completed their tickets for county and
legislative officers, and the canvass is in
full blast, and is being prosecuted with
unusual energy aud earnestness.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, October ga drunken row in
Quincy, on Sunday morning, resulted in
the death of Alex. GGrrin, from 5tabs in
fiicted by Eugene Carthell. The latter
is under arrest for nanslaughter.
Samuel s. Shepherd, eyed twenty-five
years, was accidentally shot yesterday
afternoon in Ashland, II. H, while pre-
pairing for s hunting excursion.
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OUR RETAIL sTOCR
NOTICE

We take this methOd Of informing our friends and the pub
lie that we have resumed business since September list, last,
at cur old stand, No. 28 Main street. corner Of Adams, OpDO-
site the WOrShan House. where We shall, as heretofore, con-
tinue TO keep constantly q large stock of Day GOODS, CLOTH-
ING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LADIES AM GEsTS FURNI>HIXG
GOODS. NOTIONS, etc, all Of which We offer at 9 very slight
advance on New York cost.
New Goods received daily from the Eastern markets, and eur Sleek
Will be found as large as ever.
Soliciting n early cal from u foTmer patrons and from the public
generally. tee rennafns Yours, UeTy truly
NJ. KRAUS CO.,
OI No. Els Main ST, cor. AdsmS, opposite ROrshsm House.
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sALTi SALT!

NOW landing from tho steamer Condor and
IN BRTges, a cargo OF SALT, direct from the
Works Ohio KiYer Salt Company Merchants
snd others n wish to- supply themselves from
the Leves will please leave their orders.
+. BANK. Agent,
Del cts 4 Row.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, October GA private
dispatch from John Quincy Adams, of
Massachusetts, announces his acceptance
of an invitation to visit and address the
people of this State. He is expected here
about the end OF this week.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Ootoher 6.-The Sayan-
nah Republican, which was sold to-day
by the administrators, goes into the hands
of Col. j. r. Sneed, ito old proprietor and
editor. He takes possession immedi-
Rtely.
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Hartford.

HARTFoRD, CONN, October Gre
turns from about two-thirds of the State
show large Republican gains. In the
popular vote The Republicans have lost
one town, but gained three, and two are
dfvidai aU-
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OsWEGO.

OswEGo, n. Y, October 6.-The pro-
peller Oswego was burned off this port
this morning and fourteen persons, in
Guiding the Captain, persisted in the
flames. ssg
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By Telegraph.
BsAsK ELECTION.

NoTE.-Nothing from the Nebraska
election had been received at Louisville,
up TO midnight.-REP.
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Cairo and New 0rlssns-InInois Central
Railroad Packets.
-ThFALL AND WINTER r.
. ARRANGEMENT. s

The unsurpassed Passenger Steamers
Capt. I1 SO6n s A xblurs. AND oADtEkqE1lFas;sr.n
WIN leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS On
IS fellows:
LADY GAY Saturday. September 10; octo-
Der 3 ~ and u November IA and Is ; Decem-
Der ~ and q.
RUrH Saturday, September Is October IL
and "a; November Z and q Deeemoer S sndIa.
To secure staterooms, ana for further infor-
JOIN w. CARROLL, Agent, st. Louis.
OHAs. T.HINDE, AGENT Cairo.
Z. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent, Memphis
f,B. WOODS, Agent, New Orleans. sells I'm
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T I OF
w. II. PASSMORE g. co.
AIIOTIMEERS

o EERS,
no. 2SI Second strest, Jefferson BLOCK,
TTAKE Tbs METHOD OF INFORMING
Il their numerous friends and patrons OF their
removal from the Vincent Block 70 No. 2sI
Second street, in the Jefferson Block, and take
pleasure in being able to state that their facii-
the past sir years, they return their sincere
thanks, believing that by 10, lowing The came
principles as heretofore adopted, PROSPT
kEguKN5 AND ATTENTION To THE IN
TERESTS OF COESIGNORS, they will NJ eet
and merit the same coincidence and success in
the future as in the past.
RE4L ESTATE.
Especial attention win be given to the sale
OF Heal Estate at public auction by our Mr..
Passmore, whose well known qualifications in
this particular branch Il wei understood by
our citizens. W. 81. PASSM0RE Il o
Auetloneers. 23l Second street,
OCT jefferson Block.
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NEW ADvERTrsEM,NTs


MASONIC NOTICE The g..
w Omcers and TENDERS OF Hermes "a
aud Mithras Lodges OF Perfection Nos. W.
l and 2, are hereby notified 10 attend p M
stated communication of those lodges
heio IN conjunction, at tte Hall OF Cyrsne
5 o'clock.
All MEMBER OF the A.. and A.. f !. g.. Rite
By order of Es
II: P. wOODARD, S2d, IT,. p. e.. NJ.
GEO. MELLERsH, SD, t.. p. g.. NJ.
Attest -
FRANK MELLE1sa. Secretary.
Wednesday, October z. 1878. oc7 IL
EOR SALE--A Lease, with Bar, stock. LII
u eenSe. full observation-disclosures "a
i9on, u Monroe street, opposite the new Hotel
Low sor cash. w. A. WHEATLEY,
CeI st 4 3 No. S Rethai Block.
WANrRD-Tore rent Residence Convenient
to business, somewhere between Ex-
ehange and Vance streets, and not more than
or three squares frem Main, eouteinin1
about i've or SIX roeras besides servants room.
Address Ioo1 u JOIN AiNsLIE,
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AN AUSTRIAN REVEI

The most remarkable thing in the ma
rine Nominations on the arrival of the
Duke Of Edinburgh in the hsrbor of Sgd
ney was a huge representation Of frey
dragon. The Australian Steam Naviga-
ton Companies steamer Yaamba was en-
closed on both sides by transpaTencies,
which formed very striking and mi
nutely accurate picture of the popular
notion Of a dragon-the eyes, scales, claws
teeth and ears Of the monster all being
well proportional and clearly discerDible
even at considerable distance. The
length of the figure was one hundred and
two feet, and the height At the head lin the
bows Of the vessel was twenty-six feet
The jaws were about sixteen feet long, and
they were disiended so as TO leave an sper-
ture for the mouth Of from six to seven
feet. The eyes of the monster were very
admirably represented, the shading Of the
colors-green, black and red-being ex-
ceedingly effective The tail consisted of
twenty-five ships boats, over each Of which,
from stem 10 stern, rows Of lanterns were
hung. A number OF men inside the
Gasmba we're stationed at the bows, and as
the monster moved along il was made TO
spit forth q shower of rockets and other
descriptions Of fireworks, while the boats
astern made an immense display of q siml-
LAT character. The vessel was towed by
the Atlanta, but this was not perceivable at
a distance. Three OF four steamships aud
a large number of small boats, crowded
with eXcustionisis, escorted the serpent,
and the people loudly cheered its progress,
as did also the occupants of the ships by
which the monster glided.