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COLUMBIA, March 24-Sergsant Bates
left here this morning for Charlotte. and
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April, and at the Capital on the l4th.
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Nv Telegraph. Mah a.
Fiour--Dull and businsss email, vita down.
ward tendency
wh.a,-i'ull and lower, 2.se@ 2.sohr fall;
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perh-- Soll = 800
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Cincinnati yInrixe.

Cincinnati Marker
Rg egrapa. March "a
FIear-s;eady and dull.
Wheat Steady aud dull.
Con Quiet at So for ear.
Oa,s-Eirm; - asked es@ss og,sd
Barley-Scaree and firm at2.75.
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heavy and lower; sales $50 bales; middling up-
lancs 25c, Flour active; prices unchanged ;
Southern in moderate demand; common to fair
extra IS S5G9 40. Wheat active at the noon 8
advance. Corn dull at 81 l7Gl Il. Oats de-
clining; new Western 6s@74c. Provisions
heavy. Pork s2S s7sc. Lard, steam-rendered,
l9lc. Whisky active; 67a170c. in bond. Gro
ceries dull Freights frmer; cotton, steam, 3-l6d.
Governments closed firm; fve-twenties OF 62,
ll3s. Tennessees. 20; do. new, So. Money very
easy /; call loans 315 S3 cent. Prime discounts
6317 ~ cent. Gold steady-l44. Sterling weak
109t. Southern bonds stronger and more active.
Stocks closed firm and buoyant. Sub-tressury
balance 500 ,250 900.
ll3s; Of '64, 109i; Of '65. Ill. Do. new, l09; Of
81. 1857 of '6s, l09; l0-40's, l04s.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.--Cotton dull; middlng
uplands Csc. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
Gull prime white 81 2O@l 25. Oats unchanged.
MOBILE, Sept. l5.-Cotton sales 1000 bales.
Market firm. Middlings zig. Receipts 8O4 bales.
Exports SO. r.
CINomNArI, Sept. l5.-Family -four 5000 so.
Wheat 81 9061l e5. Corn 96697c. Oats 56A
SIC. Whisky, in bond, 70c.; free 81 30. Pork
500. Lard 19c. Bulk meats ll40l34. Bacon,
shoulders l2lc. clear rib sides l5c.; clear sides
l6lc.; hams 2o@2lc. Butter S6@SSc. Eggs
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l5.-Tobacco languid prices
unchanged Flour inactive. unchanged. Wheat,
fall 81 90Gl 80. Corn 9609Sc. Oats 52G155c.
Pork s29 25@29 so. Bulk shoulders l2c. Bacon
sides l69@l7c. Shoulders l3c. Lard lst@lsic.
Whisky 81 IS.
LOUISVILLE Sept. l5.-Sales AZ hhds. Tobacco ;
good lugs Sc 50@8 common to medium leaf
IS 5O@ll so; manufacturing s35. Super6ne
Flour S6 1901. Wheat 81 9a02 O5. Corn 9l0
95c. Oats 50@5Sc. Rye 81 35@l 40. Mess Pork
$29@29 so. Lard 1916. Bacon shoulders 800
Bulk shoulders l2lc., clear sides l64c. Whisky
raw free 81 324.
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WaverinF Prospects IN Europe-Rumors OF
Preparatioa for War.
A London dispatch Of the 18th, SAYS

London dispatch of the 18th, says:
II is generally considered that the events of the
last fortnight have made little change 10 the
political condition of the continent either to lessen
or increase the chances Of war, while on the one
hand the press Of Germany have assumed a quieter
tone, and profess TO be more confident of peace
ON the other hand il Is known that France has re-
fused a formal demand made by the Chevalier
Nigra to the lntalian ambassador for the recall OF
the French troops from Rome, and at the same
time Prince Girgenti has brought TO Paris the pro-
posal OF Spain TO cement an alliance with France
by sending $4,000 soldiers TO Rome. This pro-
position and the approaching interview which is
shortly TO take place at BayOnne between EN-
peror Napoleon aud the queen of Spain, are
looked upon as forshadowing an alliance, the
object of which Is to rid France Of the care of
the holy see, in case she should be plunged into
war. So, by this means, France, IL without any
other ally, could make Span useful.
There are rumors, too, that several fighting
regiments have been recalled from Africa, and
that Gen. Laboufe has been sent on a special rlis-
sion TO Germany, and that Prussia has determined
to annex the grand duchy Of Baden, which adds
TO the feeling Of distrnst iB the permsnence Of the
existing peace. This feeling IL faithfully mirr2red
in Paris by the depression on the bourse and con-
sequent decline OF rentes, and IN diplomatic
circles here the situstion is faithfully summed up
in these words: ' No fear OF war, though it may
begin tomorrow"
The Etendsrd says, that on leaving the camp, at
Chalons, the emperor summoned all the geperal
officers 10 his presence. he then thanked ;hem
for the zeal they had shown, and said the few
days he had passed in the camps had given him
great pleasure and satisfaction.
Paris dispatch Of the 18th says:
The Courier des Etats Unis, Of Saturday, does
not appear satisfied with the prospects Of peace
in europe. IL says the decision lies with Prussia,
and If it takes any threatening step, thea the
Chsssepot rifles will quickly take the oufs for
the German Rhine, with the sccIamations IF all
France, 10 chastise Its mad insolence." 81.
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HARKETs

LONDON, Sept. l5-Noon.-Consols "a. Bonds
~.
FRASKFoRT, Sept. l5.-Bonds 75l.
LIvERPOOL. Sept. l5.-Cotton opens with de.
clining tendency; sales 6000 bales middling up
lands lO@l0td.; middling Orleans lO44l0.d d.
Bresdstufis and provisions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l5-NoOn.-Cotton easier
sales 1000 bales; middling uplands lOd.; middng
Orleans l04d. Manchester heavy. Corn ad'
yaDced to 36s. Flour quiet and steady. Pork
buoyant. Lard quiet and steady. Sugar frmer.
LIvERPooL, Sept. Is = Eveniug.-C otton de-
clining; midiling uplsnds lOGlOld, middling Or.
leans lOI6lC1d Breadstuns dull. Naval stores
tirm. Sugar quiet.
ing tendency continues; middling upands on
the spot 9g(al0d., afoat 94c.; mlddling 0rlesn:
l0i6l0Id. Bresdstufis dull.
NKw YoRK. Sept. 5-Eyening. dull,
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THE TEXAS FRoNrIER INDIANs.-we learn from
the Dallas, Texas. Herald that the Indians visited
Wise county, few Gays ago, killing four persons,
taking prisoner one young lady, NoundiDg boy
mortaily, and stealing some - or 100 head Of
horses. making their exit without mOlestation.
Mrs. Russell and two sons aud man named Foy-
ster. OF Denton county, were the killed. sou Of
Mr.. McDaniels was lanced three or fouritimes, and
was expected 10 die. Mr.. Chisholm, Of Denton,
was wounded by them. The young lady taken
captive was daughter Of Mrs. Russell. There
were marks Of desperate fighting in her house.
This is terrible affair, and unfortunately Ruch
are far too common on our frontier. What a pity
that the surplus military energy and talent Of the
country cannot be given to its defense.
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TEE MAINE ELECTION.

wAsHNGroSs Sept. l5.-Republican majority
in Maine, l7.6Sl. Compared with their vote 10
1866, the Denpcrats increase their vote IA SIC
Republicans, $50. Compared with the vote of
1867, the Democrats increase their vote 10 770
Republican increase, l6, ,s27. The Chronicle gives
the majority at 22 000 ..
BosToN. Sept. .I5.-The chairman of the Maine
Republican State Committee teegraphs that the
Republicans carried every congressional district,
and also elected ALT the senators aud seveu-eghths
of the representatives. Majority for Chamber
lain, 20 900.
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Gen. Hatch Reports Danger of an
Assault upon the Procession.
ORDER FROM SECRETARY sCHoFIELD.
General Rousseau and General
Buchanan.
CONGRESS sbrIrrED TO MEET ON Dist INST
Naturalization Treaty with Prussia.

WAsHNGTol,, Sept. l5.-Tbe following is the
first ac,ion unser the recent order to General Blu.
'SwAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
r.t .r "Sept 18th, 1868.
'Copnsnding Opera, Department Louisiana New Orleans
"Brevet Ms:or General Hatch assistant com.
missioner freeemen's bureau, reports that there
is danger Of az assault upon torchlight process
sion in New 0tiesns tonight.
" You will 80 dispose and employ the force un-
der your command as to prevent such an assault
and preserve the peace. Please acknowledge the
"JNo. NJ. ScHoFIELD,
Secretary Of War"
Rousseau k3s been assigned to duty under his
brevet rank OF major general. Buchanan resumes
his rank of br1vet brgadier general on Rousseau s
arrival, in the department of Louisiana. General
Buchanan will command the district of Louisiana
under Rousseau.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $500 600.
At the cabinet meeting to-day all were present
but Browning and Evarts.
The followieg has been issued
"wAsHNGfoN, Sept. l5.-The president Of the
Senate and the speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatives. by resolution OF Congress, adjourned
their houses until the third Monday of September
and on that dsy unless otherwise ordered by
the two houses, they were dire,ted to further
adjourn their respective houses, until the first
Monday of December. In accordance with the
request Of the Republican members Of the fortieth
Congress, the undersigned decide and respectfully
recommend that there be full attendance of both
houses on the 2lst day Of September.
1t is not expected that general legislative busi-
ness will be entered upon at that time or that the
session will be. longer than to provide for another
adjournment.
"(Signed); Z" Z. d. MORGAN,
:" RoBr. s. SCHENcK."
w. b. Shade has been appointed gauger for the
first Alabama district.
1t is doubtful whether quorum of the Senate
can reach here by the 2lst. II q quorum fails on
that day Congress stands adjourned TO the first
Monday in December.
Nothing Official yet from Maine.
The secretary OF state has promulgated the de-
tails Of the naturalization treaty with Prussia.
Among them are the declaration that no citizen
shall be prosecuted for violation OF the emigra-
tion laws after absence of five years. and pc nal
judgments already declared shall not De consum-
mated, provided the person subject to the penalty
has become a citizen Of the United States.
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FR0n OTTAWA.

whelan Foapd Guilty OF Murder-How he
Receive the Verdict.
OTTAWA, G. w., Sept. l5.--The jury returned a
verdict Of guilty against Whelan for the murder of
MCGEE. l rr
Whelsn received the verdict with composure.
He asserted hin innocence, denied any connect ton
with the Feniaps, and attributed his conviction to
his being Catholic, The jadge cautioned him
against hoping for mercy, and sentenced him to
be hung on December 10th.
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FROM EUROPE.

Minister Jshnson Presented 10 the Queen
The IBternnfs onal Workingmen's Congress,
LONDON, Sept l5.-Minister johnson was pre-
sented to the queen to-day by Lord Stanley.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 15.-The International Work
ingmen's Congress has adj ourned.
Resolutions adopted advise the workingmen to
abstain from their trades In the event of a war
IN their respective countries
An address sdopted recommends workingmen
to oppose war, discountenance assassination, and
use every energy to promote the education of
the poor
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. Is, IL A. M.-Barometer
1880. Wind southeast, fresh. Weather squslly.
Arrived: Steamship I. G.. Harris, Talbot from
Brazos Santiago, TO c. A. Whitney Il Co.; schooner
Etns, Goodspeed, six days from Ruatan, with fruit
to J. Grande. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. Is, P. M.-Barometer
1915. Wind south and light. with rain. Arrived
British brig Herald. DeGruchy, forty.fve dsvs
from Genoa, with marble, TO Lowell Bailey. No
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FROM ATLANTA.

The Georsia LeEisIature-Msre IseI,gisiIIty
ATLANTA, Sept l5.--A bill passed by the House
yesterday, excluding negroes from serving on
juries was reconsidered to-day.
The House, after q stormy debate, declared that
Fyall, negro member claiming only one eighth
negro blood, iDsligible by a unanimous vote of
sixty-nine, Republicans refusing to vote.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG Sept l5.-Passed down: Quitmsn
at 6P. NJ River stationary.
LOUISVILLE Sept. l5.-River falling; three
feet five inches in the canal by the marx
Weather warm! and showery.
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Wbelan, the man convicted OF the murder Of
Darcy NcGee, is described as having forehead
low and slightly receding the jaw and chin are,
looking yet he has by no means 8 bad express
sion Of face; and would scarcely be picked out,
as he looks now, for the man who would commit
so atrocious a crime, as shat Of which he was ac-
cused. He looks strong and muscular with broad
shoulders, but no great depth of chest slender
lmbed and bullet headed the animal evidently
preponderate.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LoUIsIANA,l
New Orleans, La, Sept. Is, l568.
General Orders No. 81
la obedience TO paragraph (, general orders IS,
headquarters of the army, dated Washington, d.
c., July 25, 1868, the undersigned hereby relin-
quishes oOmmapd Of the department of Louisiana
to Brevet Major General Lowell q. Rousseau, U.
S. A. ROBBBT G. BUCHANAN,
Brevet Major General, U. 5. A.
Oficisl NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut. 37th InfaAtry Brew First Lieut. U. s. A..
Acting Assistant Aojntant General.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, La, Sept. Is, lS6S.
General Orders No. 10
|. In obedience to paragraph 4, general orders
No. So, headquarters of the army, dated Wash
ington, ID. G., July IS, 1865, the undersigned
hereby assumes command of the department Of
Louisiana.
II. The staff Of the department will remain as
at present organized. LOWELL II. Rousseau.
Brsyet Major General, U. S. A, Commanding
Department.
Official NATHANIEL BURBANK.
Second Lieut.. 3th InfaRtry Brew First Lieut., Z. s. A,
Acting Assstaot Adjutsnt General.
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rived from Il; on TIE contrary, nothing but mis-.
chief must be the result.
The people of the city are alive 10 the necsssi-
ties of the police, and although immediate relief
may not be given to their distress. yet there is
excellent reason to believe that some remedy VII
be soon applied to their condition.
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WAsHIsGTol;, Sept. l5.-Tbe following is the
first as,ion unSer the recent order to General Blu.
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Department of LOuiaisna-Gen. Rousseau
Assumes Command.
The national Republican., 1868-12-18
Matinual 8epnhlitat1.
AMUaEMENTR.

"NAsBy" IN WAsHINoToN.-Petrole v.
Nasty, Pm. twlch is postmaster) is to deliver
lecture on "The Niger In American Poll.
ties" on Tuesday evening next, In the Con-
gregationai church, corner Of Tenth and q
streets. Nasty Is so well known throughout
the United States as the most popular humor-
ist Of the day, and his ludicrous sayings are
so often quoted that II Is hardly necessary to
more than call attention to the fact Of the leo.
ture to insure a crowded house. The famous
party from this city that went "awinging
round the circle" several years ago will prob
ably be present In q body to welcome the
faithful historian Of that remarkable trip.
Everybody else who reads Nasty win desire
to be present, and consequently, as the hall
win not contain so many Thousands, the dis
appointed ones will be those who do not ap-
ply for their tickets In time.
NATIONAL THEATRK.-The German and
italian Opera Combination was greeted by q
large and fashionable audience at the National
last night, and seats have been already se-
cured for tonight, when "Fidelio" will be
performed In most admirable manner. There
will be matinee tomorrow afternoon, and
the last performance will be given In the eve.
ming, when "n Trovatore" win be performed.
"CIRouxsTANoRs."-Mr John ID. Cough
lectures on "Circumstances" at the Congre-
gational church, corner Of Tenth and q
streets, this evening. Seats may be secured
at Mr.. Ballantyne's bookstone.
WALLIS OPxRA HoUsK.-wm. Horace Lin
gard, the great mimic OF the age, will appear
at Wallis again tonight In his popular songs,
sketches, &c.