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NEW YORK.
New York, Sept. 20.

New YORK, Sept. 20.
The charges recently made before
Judge Mansfield against certain par
ties of abducting Mr.. W. p. Cook, and
incarcerating him in the Kings county
Lunatic Asylum, arc stoutly denied by
the parties charged. The physician
upon whose statement, after consulta-
Cook was declared insane, repeats his
statement.
Another startling robbery took place
yesterday. A gentleman named Dart
ers, was in the third interior room,
on the second floor of No, 40 Wall
street, having at his side on table, a
bng containing $1,000 in specie. a
young man entered the room and reach
ed around Mr.. Darters, seized the bag,
ran through the outer offices crowded
with clerks, down stairs, aud disap-
peared in the crowded street with his
plunder.
The working womens, association,
number one, met last evening and re-
solved to form cooperative printing
association. They have abundant ten
ders of material aid.
james Richards, Richard Sampson,
William More, and James Thomas
while at work in an iron ore mine at
Mount Hope, Wayne County, New
York, a few days since were instantly
rock falling on them. The rocks had
to be drilled and blasted to get at tho
bodies.
A Washington special of to-day says
JEFF. Davis will certainly be brought to
trial at the next term of the United
States Circuit Court at Richmond, US
Attorney General Evarts is said to be
actively pushing the matter.
a prize fight was arranged yesterday
between Aba Huken, of England, and
Peter Mcguire, of California, 1or one
thousand dollars, the fight to come off
on the 23d December.
McKiel, who was defeated by Tyler
lately in a boat race, has challenged his
opponent to row a three mile race for
$3.50 or $500 side, at Springfield, Mass,
upon the same day the Wards and the
st. Johns crew, row. Hamill will row
Brown for thousand dollars side the
day after the st. Johns crew and the
Ward race, If Brown will allow him
$3.50 for expenses.
Among the passengers by the steam
ship Cuba, from England, to-day, are
Geo. B. Mcclellan and family.
Capt. Harrington, of the canal boat
Rapalee, was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary to-day, for indecently assanlting
a poor girl employed as cook.
The Catholic Diocesan Synod of New
York has commenced sessions here.
It will order the promulgation of the
DEGREES of the General Council, among
which are those denouncing church
picnics, spirituallsm, planchette, ami
NAL magnetism, dc.
Three stables were incendiaried and
consumed in Brooklyn last night, and
two valuable horses burned in one OF
them.
The case of the little girl who died
after being whipped by a woman named
Dunkly, teacher In one of the Brook
lyn schools, has been Investigated by
the school committee, who concluded
that, as the physician gave a certificate
of death from hysterical epilepsy, the
DunklY woman was not responsible
for the death. The parents ofthe child,
however, state that the child died from
convnlsions, brought on by rough
treatment at school.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
AIIegheny CattIo sInrIket.

SEPTEMBER 2s.-CATTLE-The sales
for the week foot up 1,0S7 head. The
market, under the influence of q good
local demand, ruled steady, and good
retailing stock sold readily at full
prices. The quality of the cattle on
sale was generally about the same as
reported last week. The largest por-
ton on sale were from Pennsylvania
and Ohio, though Indiana, Iowa and
Illinois were pretty well represented,
and there were some few from Texas.
The reported sales of cattle show that
prime to extra were retailing at 71<a
7Nc; medium to good at 61Sa7c, and
fair butchers stock at 6a6Mc. Stock
cattle were in limited supply, and as
the recent rains have improved the pas
ture very much, there is not the same
disposition among the farmers and
stock growers to send this grade of cat
tie to market. To-day there seems to
be buyers for all kinds of cattle, and
we have no doubt that by noon the
pens would be pretty well cleared.
SHEEP-The sales of sheep and lambs
foot up zoos head, a considerable fall
Ing OF from those reported for the last
four weeks. The market was more 40
tive and better prices were generally
obtained. There were but few really
choice sheep or lambs on sale, the great
est number in the pens being common
and inferior, and only suitable for
second or third class butchers, and
prime fat sheep, had there have been
any such in market, would have
brought 41fa5c. There were but very
few sold above S1<c end but few at that,
the greater proportion of the sales being
at from 81 50a3 90 per head.
HoGs-The retail demand is improY-
ing as the weather gets cooler, and
prices are still maintained; limerick &
Co. report retail sales at 91zR1l1Sc for
light to prime heavy averages.
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EURoPE.
LoNDoN, September 2s.

LONDON, September %.
The following are the very latest re.
ports which have been received from
Spain: The city of Carthagena has
been bombarded by the rebel fleet.
Gen. Prtm has gone to Valencia, The
Marquis of Navaleches, commander OF
the Royal troops in the field, is retreat
ing before the advance of Marshal Ser
rano. -
BERLIN, Sept. 2s-Evening.
The Emperor Alexander of Russia
visited at Potsdam, and to-day departed
The King of Prussia to-day left this
PARIS, Sept. 2s-evening.
The Patrie says of the situation in
Spain, that the rebels are CALMING
strength every day, while the efforts Of
the government to Withstand the tor
rent are evidently becoming weaker.
The last ship of the Spanish navy has
now Joined the rebels, and all reports
lndlcate that public opinion through
out the Kingdom favors the revolution.
Inc portion of the army which still re-
mains faithful to the Queen Is disof.
5anized and little dependence can be
placed on it.
Mr.. Pinard, Minister of the Interior.
has forbidden the passage OF the Span.
iards through France on their way to
Spain.
PARIS, September %.
The Moniteur has the following from
Spain: City of fCarthegenia Joins the re-
volt. Marshal PavIo, OF theRoyal army,
at last accounts was completely sur
rounded by insurgent troops and pro-
badly captured by this time. The in
surrectlon is general throughout Spain
tonight. Concha himself will soon
join The insurgents. General Serrano
has taken Santador. Cadiz has been
decla1e1 free port by the revolution
lists. The newspapers despair of the
Queens cause.
The Queen of Spain still remains at
San Sebastian. She is attended by
Carlos Marfori, one of the members of
the last Cabinet. Gen. Itieer says Jose
Concha. at the head of the Government
in Madrid, and Manuel Concha, in
command Of an army in the field, have
both sent their resignations to the
Queen. In the communication they
inform her Majesty that her refusal to
return TO Madrid unless accompanied
by her Minister, Marfori, destroys all
hope of checking the insurrection. The
Queen accepted the resignations of the
Conchas and sent for the Count of
Chesti to form new ministry. The
Queen has also summoned a Council of
STATE 10 meet at San Sebastian:
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LOUISIANA.
NEM oE1EANs, sept. q.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Governor Warmouth's veto ofthe me-
gro equality bill was sustained in the
House to-day. The vote was tie, 80
to 81.
In the House to-day a bill was intro
duced, passed to Its third reading and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee, enti-
tied "An act to enforce the provisions
of the 18th article OF the constitution of
louisiana" which is almost identical
with the equality bill jus: vetoed, ex-
cept that II makes iniractions thereof
a cause for civil action, and gives prefer
ence on the docket to suits brought
under its provisions.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
When the vote was taken yesterday
on the Governors veto of the equality
bill, seven whites voted to pass the bill
over the veto and i've negroes voted to
sustain the veto.
The mandamus in the matter OF Judge
Cooley's remonstfance order came be-
fore the fifth District Court, Judge Lea
venento, yesterday. The court issued
an order for the registration of the ap-
pellant, which wasI obeyed without
question. This is one of the courts
whose action In issuing naturalization
papers is declared to be illegal
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BY way Of Richmond we have news
concerning the way Pennsylvania will
20 I'm october. The Enquirer says 1t
has "private advices" from various
narts Of the State which renders 1t
"quite confident that the Democracy
will win by a large majority-say fifteen
or twenty thousand" Are the Rich
mond EDITORS "private advices " de-
rived from carpet. baggers sent into the
state from Virginia to vote? or the
existence ofsuch scheme we have had
reneated warning. That the Chairman
~ the Democratic state Committee Is
az engaged s in a grand colonization scheme,
ts boldly charged, on proof, by General
collis. We again caution the kepuoh-
osns 10 be on their guard. Let the car
net.pssgers psE be hunted out and their
intended crime prevented
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CANADA
OTTAWA, September %.

Government have under considera-
tion the memorial of the Board of Ag-
rIculture of Ontario recommending that
the order prohibiting the importation
of American cattle be repealed after
the first of October, and that inspectors
be appointed at Sarnia and Windsor to
Western and Grand Trunk Railways.
Important dispatches from Halifax
were under consideration by privy
council yesterday, the nature of which
has not yet transpired.
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TIE Kentucky Statesman has let
ter from Louisville stating that the
Journal Company, through Isham
Henderson, on the 23d of this month,
dismissed Geo, D, Prentice. He recelv-
ed a note stating that his services were
no longer needed. He had been put
upon a salary of forty dollars week,
so as to be discharged at the Compa-
ny's pleasure. Prentice is IS years
old, and is broken in constitution. He
is penniless. The Journal Is now In
the hands of Democrats of the most ap-
proved pattern.
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1t will be remembered that the recent
EARTHQUAKES in South America began
on the 18th of August, and on that day
a great ocean wave broke on the shores
of Peru. On the 18th of August that
same wave reached Lower California
on one side of the Pacific Ocean, and
japan on the other. On the 14th, 18th,
and 10th of August, as Ihe telegraph
informs us, this same disturbance of the
ocean was observed at the Sandwich
Islands, the sea rising and falling, for
those three days, three or four feet
every ten minutes. Taking all these
facts together, 1t would seem that the
noint of greatest intensity in the
commotton of the earth's crust
was somewhere in the Pacific Ocean,
midway between South America
and the Sandwich Islands, since the
tidal wave reached those Islands
sooner tnan it did California, and lasted
longer. and was observed at the latter
place no sooner that 1t was at Japan.
That the convulsion was as near the
Sandwich Islands as it was to South
America. if not nearer, is confirmed by
the sinking of the shore of Hawaii and
the continuance of earthquakes in its
neipbborhood. We are told that the
subsidence of Hawaii in some places
WAS from three to four, and in others
from six to seven feet, while at Hilo the
greatest subsidence noticed was eight
inches. In Hilo, Pura and Kaufraoi
one TO i've earthquakes occurred daily.
When we get full accounts from all
parts of the world of this terrible earth
quake, it will probably be found to
have been one of wider extent than
any which has occurred in modern
times.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, September 20.
The Donnelly and Hubbard quarrel
has assumed new phase. Hubbard
has withdrawn his name, which leaves
Donnelly the only Republican candI-
date for Congress. His opponents,
however, are urging another conven-
ton, and the fight is likely to grow
more bitter than ever.
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PITranuRaH. Sept, q

An explosion of locomotive occur
red this morning, on the Connellsviile
Railroad, near Everson 81 Preston's
mill in this city, by which one man
named George Gilmore, fireman, was
killed, and three others were seriously
injured. The locomotive was attached
to a train of empty coal cars, and was
about proceeding from siding when
the engine jumped the track, and
the steam was turned Off for the pur-
pose of putting it on the track again.
When the steam was again let on, the
explosion occurred, the engine being
literally blown to pieces, parts Oft were
scattered in every direction. The tank
coupling was wrenched, and the con-
cussion forced back the tank, as well as
the entire train, for a distance OF nearly
thirty feet. Part of the engine was
forced in the opposite direction, and
was jammed against the rocks on the
upper side of the road. Mr.. Gilmore,
who was on the pilot house OF the en-
gine, was blown nearly thirty feet dis.
Iant, and suffered terrible injuries. The
engineer, Mr.. Hehoe, was stepping
down at the time, and escaped injury.
Geo. O'Donnell, engineer of the Dredge
Boat Monongahela Navigation CompR-
ny, was badly hurt, but will survive.
VIM. Hutchinson, brakesman, and
Thomas MCGOWAN, hagmRn, were
slightly injured.
The Democratic City Convention, to-
day, resolved that 1t was inexpedient
to nominate a Democratic candidate for
MaVOr,
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sEPTEMRER. 2s.-GRArN-wheat-
white Wabash, g. so; white Michigan
81 O6: amber 81 81; No. red 81 so; No.
3 do 81 go; No. 9 spring 81 4s; No, 8 do
81 80. Corn-Shade better No, 1, CSC:
do white sec. Oats-Steady at go for
Michigan. Rye-2c better, Michigan
at 81 o. Barley-Steady for Canada.
Milwaukee.
SEPTEMBER 29.-FLoUR-Firm; City
Xxx 81 5Oa7 81.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dun at 81 4s for No.
L in store.
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ArrIHed.

NEW YORK. September %.
The steamship Helvetia, from Liver
pool, has arrived.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba, OF
the California opposition line, has ar
rived.
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FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
Elkin's coal oil refinery burned this
morning; 2 500 barrels crude oil was
burned. Loss S45, coo.
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Nominated.

sPR1NeFIKLD MASS, Sept %.
The 10Th district Republican meet
ing was held to-day. II. n. Dawes
of Pittsfeld WAS re.nomtnated for
Congress-.
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FRUIT CANSl FRUIT CANSl

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w friends and the public in general 70
our large stock of Fruit Cans. they are iar
Superior TO those OF last year; the lbs are
Persons In want OF Fruit Cans would do
well 10 examine our stock beIoLe PuESnas- PuESS
We Will sell TIN WARE CHEAFEh
THAN ANY HOUbE IN THE CITY.
Call and see for yourself. Our motE:
Quick sales and Small PROFITS, at
S'.-S-- REED q ROEMERSs
No. 1S7 Market st, doors above Monroe:
fhe eheapest rates. 8uR1
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Pn11ApKLpn1A s

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
During political parade tonight. as
the rear of the Invincibles was turning
the corner of Seventh and Chestnut
streets, a collision occurred with the
keystone Democratic Club, and pistols
were freely used. Several persons were
injured and police officer Debauans was
badly beaten and another man was shot
in the hand
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ELEVEN YEARS

or sxper,ence with constantly increasing aian
Ssne 90 i, Tor Roback's Medicines . s4I.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF their int5lSiG fI1f Tn Iank Sor
and places Them the ven ,iiS' ~ tI,sy are re.
curing the diseases loE MA4SA
0G@meSqsfiii goId sy all Druggists everywhere.
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Indications from all parts of the fifth
district leave no doubt that Hon. Rich
ard n. Dana, Jr., will receive the unan-
imous nomination as a candidate In
opposition to Butler, at the Republican
Convention on Monday next.
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BarIron.

DAR IRON, round and square, rom rom
b Wayne and American and sliSo NAlAA''
PittsburRhs = q q, eH.1
BAR IRoHS 1l1ltt .tot4l zIAZl " .,,,,1
SHP TPoy singIe and double Horke Shoe
PAR IRoS. HOOP from y too In.
9HP TRoN Wagon tires, cut to lengtha-
Pc, HILORETH q BRo'
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, September %.

DUoLU1'I 0epIeLlDs3 20
by a revenue officer 10 day, while at
tempting to smuggle SI4,O worth OF
brandy into port,
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river ana weather

PITTSBURGH, September 20.
Weather clear. River feet s inches
tAi c1so1sNAT1. September 20.
Weather clear thermometer 64'.
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6O OOO LBS. .sUaAR-oUREDHAMs
O,OOO 9,000 Lbs Plain Hams :
10000 lbs Shoulders.
lO0I000 lbs Clear d Clear Rib gities
100 Tierces Prime Lard.
90 Kegs -
80 Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
20 BDl9 Juno Family Flour
30 do star do do
100 do Swan do do
go Half Barrels Lake Fish
50 Barrels Vinegar.
so Boxes Factory Cheesa
50 do Concentrated Lye.
nnnIia nGrIaale " nANnr.An 1npn,r.nn
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oosFIvENEss.

Or. Constipation of the Bowels should al.
ways receive prompt attention, as it pre-dII-
poses the system 10 disease. The timely use
OF sueh Valuable cathartIo remedy as Ho-
Dackg Blood Pills has saved much sick.
mes, disease AMI death, and many parEons
to-day, are indebted 10 LhG=e pills alone for
Lnelr very existence, as the certificates In
our possession will attest.
soid by an Druggists everywhere.
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marie HANDLAN. JORDAN q 90.

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the cause and cure OF premature decline,
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how easily TegRined. It gives clear gynop.
SIS of the impedtment8 10 maETiaRo, the
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remedies therefor" A pocket edition of the
above will be forwarded on receipt OF 2S
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OH1oRR OoMp!

WHEELING, May l6, 1853
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule ON and after May
n, 1865, Wheeling time.
RART LIME
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican state Central Com
nittee announce the following list OF Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested to SEQ that full notica is given of
the meetings in their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers and
audience arc provided.
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Cotton goods continue depressed, bu
at the reduction there is fair business
although the trade is neither active o
satisfactory,
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The Emperor Alexander of Russia
visited at Potsdam, and to-day departed
for Warsaw.
city for Baden.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MOTHER STORY ABOUT KING DAVID.
n BY A Long Phcilow.

MISCELLANEOUS.
N BY A Long Phellow.
King David Of old a captain bold.
"A ad Of gallant bearing, .
Full OF fight and frolic and daring.
In Congress just then, 'mong similar men,
Who swore TO mash into : jelly and hash'
The phr Of King David, the hero.
So they went, with malice intent;
Sent the giant to grass. crying "Aas =
Ny days are now over and ended"
| Gothams King David has nobody hurt;
He embazons her banner with hope,
BY sending amongst us "Pnze Soap"
Then, buy It, my friends and buy IT, my foes
The % snow fake vii will blush a sIgh, Of ine clothes
SOqG S.y (, grocer; gsg;,, eel FL. Il l.
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:. KrsrsskS sr1rr- GLASS 200, 'srHsl ., lssa
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10 H. ' ~ q xS5, So q tosfos e y % Co., 81 a4ssst4. q. Is
For circulars, &c., in the above LosIies aidr,ss
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELLEY col.
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Is, 49, 50, 50, s2, 50, ss,. 58, & 6S, ~, 81, s.
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For circulars and Information the above Lotteries address
FRANCE SMITH & Co.
A -cIacuLAss AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN
IA. all lcgalized lotteries. J. CLJTk, roker,
i7S Broad~oyi after May l. aco Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW
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sufficient cause no publicity; no charge until divorce cs
ained advice free NJ HOWEs, attorney, &c 10 Nassau
A -CoRNs, BUNIONs, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET
"A. &c, cured by Dr. j. BRIGGS, Chiropodist, Broad
way corner Fulton street Briggs Curative, reliable
edy, sold everywhere by mail, 6vc. and ~ D.
ID HOUSE FURNISHING wARERooNs.
Cooper Institute, corner stores,
rehtted and enlarged.
Cheapest house in the city for
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Refrieera,ors Meat Safes Table Cutlery Kitchen Fsrn,o
,,,,v Cooking utsnsIs:
,,,-.. CHINA, GLASS AND CR0CKERY
SILVER PLATED WARE.
CORNs BUNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND All.
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARE $50 Broad
(NoRNs, BUNIONs, BAD NAILS, SORE TOES AND ALI.
" diseases OF the feet 6e BOWery
street, over the banh, BY DR.. kIMBELL, DR..
Rice.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22

u oed yesterday, at the basement lodging house 3S
Oak street. Coroner Schirmer win hold an inquest.
SNEAK THIEF OPERATIoNs.-About seven o'clock
yesterday evening party Of sneak thieves entered
the premises OF Mrs. Mcneil. No. 20 West Seven
teenh street, and succeeded in getting away with
quantity OF silver spoons and forks napkin rings soup
ladies and other articles that came within their
reach From the despatch with which the theft was
committed II is presumed the rascals must have
stood In the vestibue and watched their opportunit
TO carry the things away when person in '.te
room. The inmates Of the house had only JUS. left
the dining room, which is situated on the farlor
moor, and the quickness with which the arco nv was
effected was matter Of surprise to those Lvng in
the house.