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Internal ReVenue-Pay of Pennsylvania
ANEpsaOra for 1858.

The pay of the Pennsylvania Internal Reve
nue. Assessors for the year ending June 30,
1868, WRs:--
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Alliance, Miller, Charleston, Lathbury
Wick d Co,
Baique sam Sheppard, Evans, ClenfoeEos, George O.
Carson Il Co,
schr Mary Riley, Riley Charleston. Weld, ,Nagle&Co
str X. Willing, CundiH, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
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MARINE TELEGRAPR.

For additional Mart1e Ne,0S sec First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
SUN MOON SETS G2l
HlaA " AT 10
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
SAMUEL II. STOKES
GKU, n, TATbAA, fhoNTHLY CoMMtTTEh
ANnRRW WHEELsR, j
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GROVER BAKER's Highest Premium sewing
MaChiues, No. 73O Chesnut street
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FROM WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
Police Parade.

The Metropolitan Police force parallel to-day
by the Police Commissioners, Secretary Brown
ing, and Mayor Bowen, after which they
marched past the Executive mansion, and were
nv
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Oct. N.-The Flour Market remains
quiet, buyers manifesting no disposition to an.
ticipate their wants. and prices are weak Sales
of HOO barrels, principally spring wheat extra
family, at SS@S,25. including superfine at S807;
extras at $725@S winter wheat extra family
90 COOL: end fancy brands at SIl 500lI3 accord
ing TO quality Rye Flour CON, IN anois Ssaos,SO
NO change to notice in Corn Meal
There is no Improvement TO notice in the de-
mand for wheat. and prices favor buyers, Sales
OF red at 81 SO@2 O5 and 1000 bushels amber at
vania: Corn attracts but little attention. Sales
ofyellow at Sl2S; and Western mixed at 81 '25@
l'26 Osts are quiet but steady. Sales of Western
at 74@75c. 'A
No change TO notice in Barley or Malt, 500
bushels Canada Barley sold at 81 2'35
straightforward Is selling at S761775 % "a
IDS. Tlmothy may be quoted at S393l5 Flax
seed ranges from $3.50 TO 81 65,
BaIk.-In the absence of sales we ouota No I
Quercitron at S45 q ton. '
Provisions are dull and holders are anxious
to realize. S
Whisky is selling at sl2O@l25 U gallon, tag
paid. w.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Progress of the Pacific Railroad
Missouri ResIstratIOn-SuIt for Dam

ages.
Special Despatch to The EUe,si,.0 Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-There is hitch in the
progress of the Union Pacific Railroad. 1t is
reliably ascertained that the work of construc-
ton is not going forward very rapidly of late.
Track-laying is being done at the rate of not
much over half the former speed, The delay
arises from conflicting interests concerning the
building of the road through the Salt Lake
region. Advocates of the Denver route are
doing their utmost towards changing the orgi-
nal programme. Only four hundred miles of
grading yet remain to be done between the
Union and Central Pacific Roads.
The final registration returns indicate voting
list of 92, 900 in As counties of the State. The
remaining 50 counties will increase the list TO
nearly $780, 900. In 1866 the total vote was less
tnan 102, 600. The contest between the rival
candidates for Governor will be very close.
Phelps has a good war record, and the indica.
tions are that he will be elected by from 5000
to l0, 600 maj jority.
Mrs. Catnarine Walsh has commenced a suit
against the City Fathers tor $4,000 damages in
consequence of her son being killed by the
explosion of bombshell on public street.
The murder Of WED. Christian, the detective
who furnished information concerning the
tobacco frauds, causes intense excitement. Tue
inquest is postponed till to.morroW, for the
purpose OF getting information that will proba-
bly, implicate one or more tobacco merchants.
A telegram from Horatio Seymour states that
it will be impossible for him to speak here. He
goes East to-day, and will be accompanied by
Hendricks and VOORHEES,.
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AFFIDAVIT
LEGAL LNTELLIGENOE.

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS - Judge Lud-
Iow:EPfhon cases were up this morning. the dock
Maggie Wright, a jorlofn. looking maiden, pleaded
guilty TO charge OF toe larceny of wa,ch chain,
by the jury upo charge of receiving them, Know
Ing them TO have oeen stolen.
S S fhSs i9e X In En s
street "a S19 % on ths first evening of her service she
accomplice, Bergman, VINO pawned them for $50,
giving her 8. They were recovered from the pawn
broker and traced to the OF the prisoners
Mary Clark was charged wi h assault aud battery
upon Louisa and NicboIa EOerlng and these latter
several witnesses had been examined, large raw
boDed Teuton square built, with Immense eyes and
near-sghted he had to squnt his eyes Ia most CONT
cal manner in order to find bis way through the
along the alsles raised general laugh.
Having been sworn, ne was cequested to awake and
time vat der wight vas Misaes Clark vas standin on
der door oo der shteps, unit called Misses Eberllng
wouldn't wight Misses Clark threw der buckets OF
yasser to her. but nobody was hit, nobody at all
CLARK unit nobody vas hit; but ven all DONE der
buckets unit der shtones vas done. noo body hit"
with numerous violent squnts of the witness eyes
and pcas of laughter from the audence, and caused
the Jury TO acquit all parties imposing the costs
Richard sImons was convicted OF charge of eptsr-
1t was show that he ded the boat and party
that made the raid upon the Frank ford Arsenal some
as one. Of the @en Who advancsd to tue gates and
we're dri ven back. 1t will be remembered that one
Of the pirates was shot, and drowned in his attempt
Job The PFnHGGPsl wsU w S
enterprise and whose case was tried last week, the
Jury failing 70 agree apoG, verdict After fer his trial
brought about the conviction of the leader of the
sapg; and for this the District Attorney submitted
rendered q verdict OF not guilty.
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The New York Money Market.

MaIRe % WA, NO Sssoxs for the better in the Money
Was more d,ficut 10 oo1 during me forenoon
seven n gold DID SoH ioaD ana saS
and commlssion were sepsH pse per % cent IL earrsncy
eyer dscDsS to receive more than legal rate IN
usual OF late considerable talk OF al sbS.e, ,aen,
losing grsenbacks Of their nuui 6er the COM
morning for the unu, uallg isrgs sum of a. iss ooo
stale Of New YoTs oT 6e fSr sSS9s the
E7lWo the Republic for s54S 700, aud the Leather
lsct arlidciSi movement Of caoiial, ann BANK p
% Se sTP5Sss te1 ia 6s ae
proes sps1e1eed an Ssdv In I'm this nYt Improbable cent
hey S on aSoSe sSS s'qSs Se
fssose Of real yag,s and However money may
isined: Government securities are, However,
lively far Cheaper than any others ~ the cona- sla
.sss, and the disbursement Of the November inte-
ifSi for A'f FEY Ssns s%SstS s1s n sne
he dsnser Of SSs their % reserve view Of
and the o. money arSs IS
move the oetton crop, admonishes them to Be caa ~
these dlticult to obtain and the best srade ~
paper is quoted at from nine to twelve
From The N. y Tribune
Mon ~ was in active demand at the opening hr,
last week Seven per cent. was the ruly py borrowers
some loans conlnue TO be made coin Interest Al
he committee appointed to wait upon the oiSets
oI , dne ERE, nj @ railway company and ascertain the
Port at the last session or the Board The President
informed them that ten miiens OF convertible bonds
had been issued, half OF which had been oonvsrIed
into stock and sold and that the residue would be
heio ~ solo II IL should be required to flush the
third rail now being LAID. The amount of common
stock row Issued Is stated at s4, 500 O9O being an
Increase offs s2 700 since their ort n az
The Directors cl that they have the right to issue
tnsS Slsass sfs ds
the street The opening price was 40 selling ct soS,
taken Tor foreign account since Friday morning ie
stated at 6a,U0p shares. These purchases were made
on standing orders, and in entire ignorsnce OF
the the fact S,n that the manufsc!ure Of new stock
what the English holders will do when they md that
they are running race with printing press that
manuf cures stock faster than they can buy 1t. The
secret issues of Re ok Island last spring with q
prospect or further ISSUE and the past and present
manufacture of Erie stock without notice, is pro.
ducing strong feeling among conservative brokers
that should Immediately take shape In q bylaw Of
he Boards declining to call stock registered
In Trust Company and also to strike any road from
the list that makes any surrepous issues of stock or
bonds" Va
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n of affairs at
New Orleans
FROM CONNECTICUT.
A Man Bribed to Commit Murder-Rais-
ing the Northampton.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Tee graph.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 27.-A singular AFFAIR
has just been brought to light in Westville a
village about four miles from this city. 1T
seems that family named German have been
experiencing domestic troubles, and a short
time since one of the members OF the family
offered to pay one Patrick Leach one thousand
dollars to murder one of the Germans, SAID
Leach, according to his story, "having received
five hundred dollars down." A short time since.
it is alleged that Leach committed an assault on
one Of the Germans with intent to kill, said
assault being made in the daytime. German,
however, recovered, and yesterday Leach, to-
gether with three other parties alleged to have
been implicated, had hearing before the City
Court of New Haven aud each was held in
$4,000 bonds to appear at higher court on No
vember 2.
The work Of raising the Northampton is being
pushed forward. 1t Is expected that she will in
q short time be again on her route. Most of the
freight which went down with her has been re-
covered, and the loss on the cargo will not be
SO large as it was at first anticipated.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.

By Atlantic cable.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27-A. M.-shipments OF
cotton from Bombay TO the oath, since last report,
ID 600 bales.
PARIS, Oct 27-A. M.-The Bourse closed firm;
rentes, 70f. 45c.
ANrwERP, oct. 27-A. M.-Private advices
report standard white petroleum at 52@52It.
LONDON Oct. 27-A. M.-Consols Gag for both
money and account. United States 6-20s easier
at 732. Stocks steady. Erie, 27g. illinois Cen
LiypRpooL, Oct. 27-A. M.--Cotton active;
sales of probably 10000 bales. Breadstutfs un-
changed. Provisions quiet.
LoNDoN, oct. 27-1I' 80 A. M. -Tallow easier
at So. Sd.
HARE Oct. 27-To-day being a holiday, there
are no markets,
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FINANCE AND COMzMERC CE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELKeRAPH,l
Tuesday, Oct, 27. 1863 r

Mopey continues in demand, but the rates are
unchanged. Call loans rule at 6 8per cent.
cent. per annum. The Stock Market was inac-
tive this morning, but prices were steady.
Government securities were firmly held. 1l5
was bid for Is of 1881; ll3 for 62 5-20s;
July, '65 5-2Os; l1O for '67 5.20s; and 1867
for 1Q-4Os. City loaas were dull; the new
issue sold at 1899, slight decline.
Railroad shares were in demand. Camden
and Amboy sold at l2s, no change; Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad at 564, no change; Reading at 1910
48S, an advance of S; Northern Central at 40, no
change; Lehigh Valley at 554, no change; Little
schuylkill at 46, no change; and Catawlssa pre-
ferred at 325, decline of g..
City Passenger Railway shares were without
change. Second and Third sold at 60t. 80 was
Eleventh.; 15s for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; %
for Spruce and Pine; 60 for West Philadelphia;
and IL for Hestonvlle.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
Farmers and Mechanics sold at 1909. 240 was
bid for North America; 81 for Commercials; 334
for Mechanics; 120 for Kensington; SO for Penn
Township; 70 tor City; 81 for Commonwealth;
and 123a for Central National.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment Lehlgh Navigation sold at 294@294,
decline of ]. PIG was bid for schuylkill Navi-
CATION preferred; l5 for Susouehanna Canal;
and 80 for Wyoming Valley Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
SIOoO Pa S. ser-...-u AZ 40 sh Leh R...s. 55l4
1880 do-3 ser-ls-lOS1S SO sin N Central......- 40
500 City g. New. 10 sh Reading, asa
$1,000 Phil d Il 7s........ 81 100 do-...b5&in- 4S4
800 Sch is '76........ 67 100 do.......".. 4s.s
28 sh g d Am. ......ls.I2s Is do.....-trf. asa
% sh Far & NJ Blk q 100 sh Leh Nav...-,.. 295a
100 sh Penna R-........ 56kI 10 sh or MOunt"..".
100 do ....,..,.,,, SEA 800 Feed Danl...... '56
The following are this mornings gold
quotations, reported by Narr Il Ladner, No. 80
South Third Street.
lilo A. NJ. lSlS ll40 A. NJ. l34g
l1'l2 l349 1910 p. NJ l34S
1920 " l344Il222 l344
-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. s. IS Of
1881, 1l5@l15l; old 5-20s, do, l12b0ll3b; new
5-2Os, 1864, lllalll4; do, 1865, lll@lll4; 5-2Os
July, 1865, l09s0l10t; do, 1867, llO@ll0l; do.
1868 1l04a llO4; lO.4Os, l054@l05l. Gold. 134t
-Messrs. De Haven 4 &Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of eX-
change to-day at P. NJ: ~. s. 6s of 1881. ll4s
@ll5I; do. 1862, ll2g1ll3; do, 1864, ll0E@
lllt; do, 1865, llOB@llla; do, 1865, new. 1880
ll99; do, 1867, new, ll9Hmll05; do, 1865 1l0
@l104; do, 6s, El0.40s, lO55@l055; Due Com
pound Interest Interest Notes, 1874; Gold' l3430lSf4'
-Messrs. William Painter Co., bankers,
No. SO South Third Street, report the following
rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock;-
United States S. 1881, il6@llSt; .. 5. 52Cs,
iii ajllI; do. July, 1866, lO92@llO; do. July,
1867, lO9SG6llOt; 1868, ll0s@llO5; lo-IOs, l054@
l054 Gold, l34@l36.
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD is now
belng pushed forward with unprecedented
energy, 25O miles having been added during the
present year, and q large portion of the re-
mainder is graded. The way business exceeds
the present facilities of the Company, and the
earnings already average more than q quarter of
q million in gold per month.
limited amount of the Company's SIX PER
CENT. (GoLD) FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS (principal
and interest In coin) Will bs disposed of at l03
and accrued interest, in currency.
Coupons payable in July and January.
For sale by
DE HAVEN q BROTHER,
Dealers In Government Securities, Gold, ETC.,
No. 40 South Third street,
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FROM CHICAGO.
Panic in the Grain Market-AnOther
Express Robbery.
IQoec;oL Des1ontcb. IN E,,eyliyl0 T,eLeO~ns1h

UPeCtuE DeSPItOE % 1He NUoI'"'v IeIeyTuP0.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 27,-There was panic in
our grain market yesterday. Wheat fell off 10
7bc.; corn, 2s@3c.: oats, 2l@3c.; rye, 9@lOc.;
and barley, 10@llc.
AtWabashaw, Minn., on Saturday night, three
men entered the American Express at the North.
ern Packet Company's Office, and asked for
ticket to st. Louis. While the agent was getting
change, one of them stepped behind the railing,
clapped a plaster over his mouth, and bound
him, while an accomplice ransacked the safe of
the money, to the amount of two thousand dol
lars. They then escaped, locking the agent in.
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From Boston,
Special Despotoh to The EvsntnO Te,errcr

Spectdt Despatch TO The EOeptn0 Telegraph.
Boston, Oct. 27.-Messrs. Mellen aud Ward,
who were yesterday found guilty of the embez-
Element OF Government funds to the extent OF
over 100000, were finally discharged until
Wednesday morning on $4,000 bail each. The
defense set up by the parties was that they were
not cognizant of their partners (Carters) dongs,
and should not be held accountable for them.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The "Intelligencer" Returns to its
First Love- Seymour Admired
by JOhnsOn's Advice-GOv-
ernment Embezzlers.
and Commercial
FROM WASHLNGT TON.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dot. %,
The "Entelligencer''
has turned q somersault since yesterday, and to-
day publishes seymouI's speech at Chicago,
with approving editorial comments. and thinko
his efforts will bring forth good fruits on cleo
tion day.
President johnson
was the whpper.in OF this weak, vacillating
concern.
The condition of affairs at
New Orleans
excites serious apprehensions here, and demon
strates the utter incompetency of General Rous-
seau to preserve order, except by allowing the
Rebels to have their own way. 1t is expected
this subject will engage the attention of The
Cabinet to-day. Republicans here are indignant
that the authority OF the Government is sur
rendered by an Imbecile officer into the hands
of bloOQthirsty Rebels.
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Arrest of a Con gresham for Fraud

CLEVELAND, Oct. 27.-B. Fem Dickinson.
Probate Judge of Sandusky county, and a
member of Congress elect from the Ninth dis
trict, was arrested on Saturday, charged with
Issuing fraudulent naturalization papers. A
martial examination was had Yesterday, and the
case continued at defendants request TO Nov
ember 4. This is the same case In which
NCArdle 10 implicated,
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.


IA. M........5i ii A. M..".....5ss p. N. Ga
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
schE J. W. Webster. Hawkins, Antwerp E. a. so1defi i
schr sophia Wilson, NOVEL;. Boston, l.. Audenr,ea a.
sehr Carrie Walker. Mcfarland Boston, Latshnrv
scnr Mary stsndsh. Rlch Bssson Esss1cG Goal Co.
Schr Mary @, Farr, Maloy, Boston, Day, Hnddeii a
schr John H. Perry, Kelly, New Bedford, sInnckson
schr Julia Elizabeth. Candage, Fair Haven do.
sohr A. Hoffman. Hoffman. Wilmington, do.
se5r Agnes Rsppiisr: Ms dden, New Haven, dc. SSS
sehr Jane and Mary. Landln. Washington. az: s:ot,
scSr st Extra Jones Norfolk, do
Schr Lille, Travers, Savannah, do
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
wth mdse and e H. Wnsor ron
steamship Viii MWhrlwinds ! eeer. @ SO ho9ra irom Prov,
stea%ship gqsy ,s Es,go ss 9Surs from Providence.
VIII B9G %S's w. RDs sss IS s DAYS e from Dublin
iron and rags 70 J: 4: Rszey Co. 'H' WIN
grain bound % PrOydence, the bar inside Sit Of
Little Egg HHr6Sr ist inst as before reported was
PToyioei by another The M N. T. isaES 20
sehT Onward; Evans; days nom Indian river, Del.
schr Sophia wilson Novel;. from Boston.
Schr Fawn, Wiley. from BJston.
schr Mary a. gsrr. Maloy. from Boston
sehr Isaac &c Rch y osSwe from aiSpsesse5 81
New York, with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Cadette, Christian, Tor Philadelphia, sailed
snip Peirsl. MeKenSle for Philadelphia. entered
ScnTs VIM. H. Dennis. Lake; Julia A. Hall0ck. Me-
gaihn: Richard Vaux. Whtakeri Southerner, Baker;
ana Emma Bacon Case, hence, al Boston 25th inst,
schr Ocean Traveller, Adams. hence at Beverly
schr EscAbada. Swain, hence. at Providence zSth
Schr D. v. streaker. VangIder, hence at Beverlv
18th inst and sailed again - return 22d.
SchT E, Richardson, Powell, from Georgetown, 8.
o.. for Philadelphia put Into Norfolk 23d inst with
schr j. $ Weldon. from Boston for Philadelphia,
put into Norfolk 23d inst with loss OF anchors.
Schr Port Royal, Moore, hence for New Haven at
Schrs r. IT. Wines Hulse J. Burley Williams, T
Baker, Purvere and w. w. Marcy, Champion hence
AZ Washington, ID. o., 2ith Inst,
IBY rELHsRAPH.J
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Arrlv ed steamships Holsatia,
from Hamburg, and City OF Boston, from Liverpool.
- (By Atlantic OubLe)
QUEENsTowN. Oct. r. - The steamship Aleppo
arrived yeseraay evening, and the steamship City OF
,BBEsr, Oct a.-The steamship vile de Paris ar
rived yesterday.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK Oct 28-ArrlXed' bAque HsphyDne,
Pension from 0rand Turk. y, Il
BriS Annie Gardner. Gardner from Denarare
RriS 9tarfIed Fawn Banks from FaJaId0 X H.
B0hr M, ~ MAngam, Beverage nom HAn niSs'
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The students Of Hamilton College have
formed Grant and Colfax club.
On the authority of the Hartford Courant,
the Yale Juniors vote SO Grant and 25 sey-
mOuI,
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GENERAL NEWS.
Patti.

The Paris Gdulots remarks on curious coin.
eide nce:-"Adelina Patti (Marquise de Caux)
has TAX en- an apartment NO l54 Champs Ely
&c es) exactly above that occupied by Victoria
Balfe, daughter of the composer OF The Bohe-
1nian Girl etc, herself brilliant actress, VINO,
by her marriage with Sir John Champion,
baronet, became English Ambassadress TO st.
Petersburg, and by her subsequent marriage TO
the Due de Frias, the wife OF Spanish
grandee."
Continental Treaties
La France of Paris indirectly mentions the
one difficulty which prevents the SchlesWig
business being satisfactorily settled; IL Is the
participation of France In the treaty of Prague,
which was quite indirect, and which Prussia
would disgrace herself in the eyes of Germany
If she tolerated for one moment. The treaty of
Prague is a treaty drawn up between Prussia
and Austria, and though one clause was in
serted on the pressing instance OF the French
Enyoys at Berlin and Vienna, she has no right
whatever to insist on It's execution,
Aid for Crete.
N. A. Papadaki, member of the General
Assembly Of the Cretans, writes to q London
Journal In correction of the telegraphic reports
fTom the East that the Cretans, In their letter
TO her Majesty Queen Victoria, did not ask foI
D British protectorate, but for assistance 70
enable them to unite their country with the
Kingdom Of Greece.
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SEYMO UR.
An Evidence of LnUnI

An Evidence of his Loyalty.
The following letter, which, 1t will be noted,
Is Vouched for, contains an evidence OF that ex-
treme loyalty which Mr.. Seymour evinced
towards our Government during the war;
NEW YoRK, Oct. IL. 1868 Hon. Junius III
account of what the late Judge Charles ri
Ruggles formerly OF the Court of Appeals, said
OF Mr.. Beymour's loyalty. Soon after the
Rebels organized their Government at Mont
gomery, Alabama, and published their Consti-
tuition, met the late Judge Ruggles in the city
Of New York. and he said In my presence, at
No. IL Wall street, that Horatio Seymour stated
10 him that he tSeymour) thought the Mont
gOmery Constitution was great deal better
than ours, and that we ought to overturn the
rotten concern at Washington, and go on under
II. Mr.. Ruggles added that he had formerly
acted with the Democratic party. but he could
no longer act with man or O party that took
the position in relation TO the Rebellion that
Mr.. Seymour did. Yours truly,
DEXTER A. HAWKINS,
AFFIDAvIT.
City and County fNew York, ss-Dexter A. Hew.
klns. ling duly sworn AT the request of Hon Junus
H. Hatch, depOses and says that the allegations in
the foregoing letter are, as to The statements OF the
late Charles H. kuKgles, trne of bis own knowledge
DEXTER A. HAWKINS.
Sworn to before me this i4,h day of OcoDsr, 1865
DANA L. HUBAABp, Notary Public, New York city.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Net0s SEQ Inside Paoss
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-.......,O ...,OOTORNR a.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS At TIE EVENING xnrr
GRAPH oPFICH >'
A. M..........5ll il A. M.......... 59l2 2. ~ ea
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New York Stock Quotations-I r. M.

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