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MOxETAaYz 8 COasfRRCIAL
NcW Yoyk- Mnrket.

Ez HHfara MN 4 NJ a ARaEkbSs trf-EtEp
By Telegraph.l : e NEW YORK. Oct. 10.
6s5 F5T1S2Pensd hs2yy and a Lower sRS nd
bales at 25A251se for middiin9 uplands;
clostpg with no sellers uDder 2514e. slf
and unsettled; !; low grades OF Western
are heavy and 10G20c lower; q all
other REades are without deeid, change;
superhne state and w stern 81 I597 20 for
extra tate; q 00as p FIR extra West
sTa sra 81 so or 70 fSr wbise 50 sg Soas 90 f6 f5r
extra st. Lonis: SO O0sGIi % Tor good TO
shoiee dltit9 Giossins s.eady IssIfosns ad
ats861l0 rs. q Rye Flour steady sales of $50
barrels az s99s 30; the latter lssn extreme
GoRN MsAE4odlel: sales OF 25o barrels
brandy wine at So 45. ra fgra
IIssIT17FiI Y meF; sales OF $50 barrels In
; WHEAr-Rt celpls i49 .720 bushels; with
Out decided chauge; closing with a little
al 8 Tor No. spring q W ssasi es for No. .
do: 81 40 for Nos. a nd do mixed. 81 7Sa
Il ys 80 for = Na; q % for AmbsT Gse % 4.
az 60 for white Michigan; 81 66@2 rs for
White Callfornia~a3 DIV tgas'Iaal -
Rye Quiet aud flrm.,
BARIEY EY-Steady: sales OF 1.4O0 bushels
ssaie atSz 30 for two rowed; o. 40 for four
tsAKLtsY MALrZcufet. 9+A
COIN Receipts s,523 bushels; lower and
closing rather more steady; sales IG9, 5000
DuSHCA5 AZ u 1901 1OI1s lflI unSpuIQS tA 10
al II for sound mixed Western; 81 II for
old do. in store and afioat. lf4Itt h
OATS - Receipts 1889 bushels; M9lc
lower; sales 49, 600 bushels at 735agT415c for
new West ern. tft7N Ttt
RIcE-DulL 4aH# 45 la.fa4 ttIt .e
CoFFE Sin request; sales I,2)O bags Rio
SUGAR e irHn sales 100 hhds at Il05l%
for Cuba, and Il1sgI21< for Porto Rico.
MoLASSEs AT 43947ce for Musco-
|vado. sEl Ttf1f Hf 4ffUk
y HoPs-Quiet, at l5920c for American.
PErRoLEUM-Is quiet; Ice for crude and
'2912@3U for refined bonded. -ta.''"
& ITNsEED OII--DuIl, at S1al o. o. fff
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-Elrn1, at 4i944Z.
PoRK-H esaVy and lower; sales 300 bbis
at e8 s9a29 20 tor IN ess, closing with sellers
st S2a ~ cash, S2S 70a29 90 for old do, S24 500
Is 90 fof prime, S28,928 so for prime mess,
and seller November S25 rs.
:. BEEF Heavy aud more active: sales $50
bbls at Sll 59919 so for. new pain mess, and
Sl9 509Z3 % foF new extra mess; tierce beef
dull. at 2S929c for ptsanS mess, and 80a3Sc
Tor India mess; beef ha4as quiet at 25G33c.
CUT MEAT5-Sf e9dys sales I30 packages
atl2lz9l3H Tor shoulders and I48l9c 1or
hams mi dies quiet and steady. I'D
LARD Quiet and heavy sales +5e Lterces
81 i7Zgl9S for steam, and 1879 glStS iOr
sxettse rendered 'etasA ael ~ ~
BUrTER STEADY, at 3O@37e for Ohio
CHEHSE-Strong, at l3 gl7N. ff..l
FRETGHT5-LfverpOol nrtner; engage
ments per steamer of 2 500 bushels corn AT
I'D, and 800 bushels wheat at 81. a
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Tine county Ticket.

Lie will be seen BY the Official Re.
turns, which we publish this morning,
that the Republicans.have done we'll
on the county Offices, electlug four
out of the seven: SoRENsoN, Clerk
ToMHEdELT, Recorder; AIKEN, Real
Estate Appraiser; and WARREN, Sr.,
Assessor Considering the odds
which we bsvehad TO contend against,
We have every reason to seongratalate
the party on such substan-
tial fruits Of victory, The most
sanggine Republicans were hoping
against hops. aud it is well known
that the Democracy claimed the coun-
ty BY from 300 to 800 majority. We
came cur oi the contest with the most
valuable Offices, and under the cir
eumsRneesr c n gracefully cpneede the
empty hon0r Of a msjority on the State
ticket ozthe Dep.eoraey. I4IBG
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Memphis Harrar
BY Telegraph

BY TelegFaph.l Mr.rprrr, ~.
CoTToN-Q Inlet, fFn, aud unebapges. .
&c iPGs, I,lgs ,l5ss oaies exports $40 baIes.
CoRN-Sl 90
OATs-6se per bushel,
hAY-EI4.
BRA AW--&28.
CORN M EAL--e4 e.
PoRK-s3l rs.
LARD-2ld22s.
BACCN-ScaFCe and firm ahouTFera Hoea
i4cs clear sides lSl<8ls1Sc.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881:


Mayor and City Council and numbe,
Oh invited guests marched through The
prIhcipai streets and presented a very
me nhe appearance. The ceremonies al
.lle Aaii were very interesting and i'm.
posllg; Thomas h. Garrett was the
5;.aI' g.anu orator OF the occasion, and de-
i'Fe0 I. a very eloquent and able address.
Elo-s.t s.er 1 the ceremonies at the hall a
1 80 P@Ity drove TO Bellefonfaine
| 4..sIsy ~, Enere monument to
| Mu Maus,tony y = 'SSpintIvan, a distinguished
M nlascn ~ on missouri, : and who
was known throughout the entire
/ with impressive ceremonies '11'"'e0 1'''0
La the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday, tue case of ] John G.. Cone
lin W. the Phoenix and Security
Insurance Companies. Of New Yort
for $4,000, was decided in favor Of
the plaintiff.
The Democrat has q special from
OmRha, as follows: 81
The returns from twelve of the
most populous counties show over
800 Republican gain, while the Dem
ocratic gain. is onlyS about 40. The
entire Republican majority in these
counties il about 1900. Twenty, four
interior counties yet remain TO be
heard from, which will no doubt make
the Republican majority in the State
from 2, 900 to 2,300. The Republicans
have elected IL State Senator's, and
35 members to the House. The Dem
ocrats have elected | State Senator
and 4 Representatives.
The Times has dispatch from j
j. Bingham, Secretary of the Indiana
State Central Committee, as follows:
The election is undoubtedly close
but we have but little doubt that we
have elected Hendricks. The Radi- |
Gals claim the State, but are unable to
name any majority. have every |
to believe that the State is safe.
Large Democratic gains in many of |
the counties are reported. Niblaek,
in the First, Kerr, III the Second,
Holman, in. the Third, and Voorhees,,
in the Sixth Districts, are positively
This is gain of one over
our very last previous arvices, and
the figures insure the State by about
l,500 majority. We do not see how
this reckoning can be overthrown.
A Cheyenne dispatch says: Re-
turns from Laramie City and other
stations west, secure the election of
Shirk, Delegate to. Congress, over
Burleigh, Padd and Kooby By. several
hundred. gswsae s8i, & - gsl |
f.-l - - -------------- L
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cinct gives Voorhees, one hundred
and sixty-seven majority, and the re-
lection of its vote will give Carter the
seat in Congress from this District.
Stockton Precinct, in Greene Coun-
ty, had no registration. 1t gives
VOORHEES, a, considerable majority.
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NeR Orleans MarKel.

ByTeleRraph.f NEW ORLEANS. Oct IS.
CoTRoH=-In fair demand. and declined;
miidfIng, PIC; sales, 30 bales; receipts,
5 9I7. -H
-TERIzsgG- z9l6O16. fe s1
GoI.D-lS3M. aErfa rrZ y nf I-...,t.sl-.r
sUGAR-Rnling upwards; Cuba NO. IL
.sioI.AssEs--sfsirIa and unchanged.
FLoUR-DuII; superhne So 10; choice SO
CoRN--Yery little on the landing; held
firm at 81. 02l4gl TO-. rel -rs e-ef gr-...
OATs-63c.
Z BRAN -Uo CHANGED. l- s4 TG r
r HAE--F9rtfne scarce at .G36. 80 fsas.
P0RK--Very hrm at $50. ~
BACON Quiet: shoulders 1870, and clear
sides 171zC-i g4 sfGfl HrfUf #FI lrH
LARDTFsir 1obaiug trade; prices up-
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BALTIMORE.
EmIgrAnt Societies of the United
States-PFeparatlOn for the Recep-
tlOn Of Delegates.

BALTIMORE, October 15.-The con-
vention of delegates representing the
Emigrant Societies Of the United
States, will assemble in this city Sat
urday. The object is understood to
be to adopt a uniform system of ac
ton for the protection and encour-
agement Of emigration.
Preparations have been made for
the reception Of delegates, who are
expected from all the principal cities
OF the Union.
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LOuIsVille MaFkef.

= Aeisstapn.I LoUTsVILLE, Oct. u.
:, 5eS 2s Acco-Sales OF q hogsheadq. nt $ ga
eLS - Tor IuRs TO medium 'IeaT - -
bLoUR-Superflne S. 25ags0
WHEAT-s1 9Oa2 OO. ~
lATs-50G55e
CORN--O'd AT On. Ya4sy Eoae,
EHe-Sl S3ld1 4O
MESS PoRK-S30 G00SI 90.
LARD D-lgsz@2Uc
:. sT-Shoulders 13II01g8<e. ,1s,,. IA,
- NJ - :, Io5a7 4o54c; clear sides i7JSc --N
"A4skX-kfaw, free, 81 81
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CANADA.
Reno aHd anderson Attempt 80 Break
.lall-AtgemPt 20 shoot . Detec-
i've.

WINDSOR, Canada, Oct. 15-Reno
and Anderson, who are imprisoned
here, awaiting the result of a second
trial for cxtradition, endeavored to
break jail by getting through the floor,
but were frustrated in the further
prosecution of their design. r-s
Two attempts were made within an
hour to- day TO shoot Detective Park
erton, who Is workin up the above
case, bur they fortunately failed.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Great BejOlcIRg throughout the
---sfRte ever the Election News--En-
thusiasGic Meettngs--sFriVal or the
EkaIeshlpr rMarmaduke. SO
SAN Francisco, October 15.-Great
reioioiug throughout the State and
Territories and along the Pacific coast
among The Republicans over the re-
suit o. the electiQps in. PENNSYLVANIA,
Indiana aud Il Ohio. Enthusiastic
1nnetings were held in all the cities
aud tVlilqges. HCgUftEH 81 HR1E
The Ehaieship Marmaduke arrived
from Oehotsck Sea Aug. 20th She
spoke the Lille with 400 barrels of oil =.
which confirms previous reports in
regard to the poor, success of the
whaling fleet the present season. The
ship had not AVERAGED 200 barrels.
BosToN, October I5.-The Repub-
llcans 1.-THE Second district nomi-
mated Cakes Ames for reelection to
Bosr5s, OCTOBER L Is Josiah Per-
ham, well known in connection with
raLlroad excursion parties, is dead.
ernor arpcin November 26th as
Thanksgiving Day.
=. DxraoIT, October l5.-Captain OIL
iyer Minor, OF the tug Goodnpw was
fnurdered at Amherstburg., Ontario,
Iues0aE night. whilst walking alone
towards his boat Three negroes
were 70 day arrested in this eitv
charged with having committed the
deed. raSG
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 15.-The Stat,
Beard for the equalization of assess.
-meuts, which has been In session her,
fjr s0me days, adjourned to day, hav
iug concluded its annual labors TIL,
oqualized value OF the property in tn,
State, according TO the assessment o
the Boards, amounts to $47I, 800, ,966
Rocn ESTER, Oct. 15.--The Demo
crats nominated Jas. McCoville ant
i. B. Faulkner for Congress, re
speetively In the Twenty-eighth anC
twenty fifth Districts.
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Chicago Marker.

by TeiegraphJ fszToAoo f,-e ~
b,',,1 "a ANGE-Eastern frmer: I-lG offered
rqylhg, par selling
IS 75S9 H19aiEs'asieri 19is sales OF Spring extra a.
on NO and 1alc hisher fo- - s1I. ~ w Z. ~
SSsi AZ NO Co.,, az u go 425S; No 2. 81 S4[
ana Sl - for No. 2; sales Of No ~ = a a
since Change, 81 3BL ~ - - 90
ezS. No > .eyze ~ dioWeri sales Of No at Goa
f.oslng qa 9l1il snd nom mai al 9jsslc Tor No
OATS Active at 5<alIe Iostse-. - y ssies ~ Z, -
y .. RIv ~ 22iSgsi3I5ac, esil5a and rejected at ace
M Mtsn E-Ac5lVe and steady: s Iag OF No
az u z99l y; NO. at 81 2aai Is. and reIs.f
ed a. 81 l59l l6; closing a si b for 49,
and 81 "a for No 2 -oi 40. .
BARLEY-Actlve, and 3a4c higher. satas
No:2 at u 9igl 98 and Rejected M Al ~
81 70; closing at 81 90,9l g7 for mo- q " 'usS
MESS FoRk-Dull aud steady ~ gS0
SHouLGERS- Dry salted nominal AT nTa.<
@IIHc. ~ 40
LARD-We eak and noIlinal at ls5<algl<s.
HIGH WIHEs-Qufet and unvhanrsd.
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New York GOLD and stocE HarRef

By Telegraph NEW YORK. oet. L.
MoNEY-Fairly active and easy A. e.
per cent. on call.
SrERLISd-FiTm at e1sgex
GOLD Firm: opened 1T lS7sf advanced
II Ir asury to-day aggregated s., $50 600 80
isoAglH s. 100, and $4,000 was sold a. a
better hgure
eioYERSME ElyTs-Are active ana higher.
eS3IJ SS33uIPons OF 81, ll57<@1l51S: do '82, Il3sl
lll54; do. new iU95< alO9s<s '67 iO9iSo osIOa3tSs
9io,9H' ~ iiOfs; +; do. 6s, ul8lI1k; l0-40s, l055<
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ST. LOUIS, October 15.-Free Ma
son Hall. a beautiful new marble
building, corner of Market and Sew
enth Streets, was dedicated yesterday
to the Masons. A procession consist
ing of the Grand Lodge of the State.
sixteen subordinate lodges, two com
mandaries of Knights Templar, the
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IadIaaa Dl,O.seraey o, she PrssI-

AA0lhhR U UsDcraCy O.s tho PPesl.
dentlaI gDntest. I
We. esp.y an article from the. Indi-
anapoG sasesrtinel, the eicentraL organ of
the Democracy, which is virtual sur
reyIder Of the contest. One sentence
n the article was omitted by mistake
BY compositors. which makes the con-
fession Of dsfeat much stronger.
Speaking Of the States of Penusylva-
MIA, Ohio aud Indiana, the SeatineE
says: II IS coacetlsds as they Uote, so
qoiU result The Presidential contest" !"
They haze all voted fl the Republican
party, and however the leaders may
seek TO whistle up the courage of the
rank and Gle, the fact IS plain to the
public, the verdict is unmistakabfy for
GRAET aud peace. sl.s'lF = .,+.1 Al
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EYHEREAB. John q. Weller, late Of
w VaAderburgh County. deceased, and
formerly OF Gibson Cou ty, both ia the
state of Indiana, died a said county OF
Vapderburgh on the 18th day Of August
1868;
AND WHEREAS, Reports are ia oiroula-
tion that said Johu Il. w eller left Will In
the hands of some person unknoWut 20 ths
undersigned;
Notice Is hereby 0fUen to any person hay
ing such Will tif any such there oe) 70 NE
said Will in the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas or said county OF
Vanderburgn, that the anne may pc July
admit ed 10 probate and the proVBlonA.o4
said will carried into effect
GEORGE L. BAHhht
! Administrator of the estate OF Johh ~
Weller, deceasef.
Senten6eT9 1858 [se15 WSt
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE
COLLEGE HILL, NEAR CINCINNATI
REV. N. c. BURT, DID,. PreHdens.

opens ITS TWENTIETH EDUCA-
% tionaI year on the 28tn OF September
next. Best of teachers engaged for all
branches. Rare opportunities offered for
finishing in Music, Painting, and the Mod
ern Ls nguages. special attention given 70
physical culture. Beautiful buildings aod
grounds afford the attraction Of q superior
home.
S@- Prices much reduced, making the
College the cheapest, for It's fRelhl1SAi 20 nS
found in the West.
Applications for further inforEnatlons ot
1y2S d8tTu, IA; Wot
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BY Cable LONDON, Dot. l5-Eve
CoNsoLs-9i5z; sos 725E Extra Dividend;
Illinois Central 951S; Erie 829<.
FRANKFORT, Got. Is.
BoNDs-779S.
5 snr'fa..- LIVERPOOL, Oct. Ia.
CorroN-Quiet; sales {, 900 bales middllnR
uplands at l0t4 Orleans LID.
BEEADsrUSFs-Unoh ID; Corn 88s Cd:
red Wheat los ID; Barley IS.
PRovLsI0Ns-Quiet; Lard s0s.
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Conrad Baker Governor.
Majority from 1000 to 9.OOO
Voorhees, Not Yet in Congress
FIRST DISPATCH.

Especial TO the Evansville Journal1
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. Is, IL BOP. M
Returns not all In. and conflicting.
No reliable figures can be given, but
we still have hope of carrying the
State ticket. Official returns will
only settle the matter.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 15-Eve. e.-The Ep7gue
thinks it likely that some of the great
powers of Europe will soon ask the
United States Government the cause
OF Admiral Farragus's movements IN
Europe.
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state of Indiana. VandsrburBn County
In the Vanderburgh Court of Common
Pleas. January Term, 1859.
Rachel Kroh
w.
Henry Il. Kroh.
VT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
fiied in tie Office OF the CLERK Of sald
court that the said defendant Is q nom
resident OF the State of Indiana, notice q
the peudency of said action ffor ulNoTces
10 hereby given him. am that the saLA9 e.-
will stand Tor trial on the first dav OF Lne
next term OF said Court, to be begun anu
held at the Court House IN the Oily oL
Evansyflle Indiana, on the hrsb N ohoA9
In January, AID. 1869. 80 - s,t6
Witness: Blythe Hyues, Clerk OF Iess salA
Court this g.h day of OctObeEf 81 A-GG - -
BIYTHE HYNES, Clerk v. " ~ z
ocI0
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Annlication for License.

-ATOTIgR Es HEREBY GIVEgs that
~ Will epply 20 the County com mis-
sioners OF Vanderburgh County Tor Lie
cense to sell Liquor In Quantities less than
a quart My place OF b4slness 80 on Water
street. between Sycamore and Vine, In
the city OF Evansville, Indiana.
sept 3ww WILLIAM CARTER.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

DAGRAIOhs
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct IL, g M-Ofcial
returns received to-day show small
Republican gains on reported majori-
ties, both parties still claiming the
State ticket; but indications are that
the Republican majority will be 1900.
Official returns from the 4th Con-
gressional District, places the cleo
ton of Julian. Republican Congress-
man, in doubt. His majorities are
much less than the State ticket.
THIRD DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15-11 80 P. NJ.
Returns from 81 counties official, and
all the counties but one unofficial and
reported, give Baker, Republican, for
Governor, 829 majority. The county
yet to hear from gave a Republican
majority in 1866 of 395. The latest
reports for Congress in the Fourth
District elect Julian, Republican, by
129 majority. Voorhees,, Democrat,
in the Sixth District has less than one
hundred majority. The Republicans
will have a majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature of 30 to 35.
TTTEE kLkTEsT. Es +
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15-Midnight.
To John w. Foster;
Baker will have from ten to twenty
huudrud z, ,e001 Legislature Rspub-
lican and seven gongressmen.
| A. 81. CONNER. I
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negotiations with Prussia. in the matter
of Schleswig- Holstein, and rejoice in
the unity of feeling between the King
and the people, and hope for con-
tinuation of the friendly relations
with Prussia, and that the interna-
tIonal differences may be easily set
tied.
ENGLAND. egn~ar 3
LONDON, October 15.-The London
papers comment thus on the recent
American elections: toI
The DAILY Netos says if the Dem
ocratic party had only remained pass
i've, the Republican blunders would
have given them power, but the
Democrats have an equal, if not
greater, aptitude for error. .
The Morning Post says the result
of these elections has decided the
Presidential contest.
The Standard comments on the
small msjorities claimed by the Re.
publicans, and thinks the Democrats
may have carried some of the States.
The writer says if the Democrats are
beaten their friends here could wish
that they had been guided by safer
counsels. s.
The Telegraph, while approving
the result, sees in it the ruin of the
Republican party, in which are 80
many wide differences on the financial
questions. 81
LoNDoN, October 14.-Despatches
have come to hand from Naples,
which represent that the volcanic
movement of Mount Vesavius has
become more intense and violent, an
eruption sending forth eopions
streams of lava having occurred.
LONDON, October 15.-Mr. Glad
stone made a speech yesterday at Liv-
erpool. He examined the questions
of Eenianism and the discomfort of
Ireland. and assigned the causes. He
spoke earnestly of the need for re-
form and quoted and dWelt on the
words of DARCY McGee. q conserva-
tive, on those causes, as voice ofthe
dead from over the ocean.
LONDON, October 15.-The Joint
Committee of the Anglo. American
and Atlantic Telegraph has decided
to abolish, from aud alter November
1st, 1853, the system of counting let
tiers in estimating tariffs, and count
only by words.
II IO-QdJ tildb bHC
Government has furloughed 10000
men from the army and navy.
SCOTLAND.
EDINBURGH, October 15.--Hon.
John Bright has been rendered the
freedom of the city. =
SPAIN.
MADRID, October 15.-Forty eight
cities, being all the administrative
centres, adhere to the Junta and
monarchial principles. Seven cities
denounced the clergy, and all de-
nounce religious orders.
The meeting of Cortes has been
fixed for December 10. TO that rep
resentatives from Cuba and Porto
Rico may appear. p
MADRID, October 15.-The Junta
has removed the Bishop of Huesca
and the Bishop of Argel,, who are
accused of having aided the recent
Carlist demonstrations. r6lsa y
The Catolomous have petitioned
against the reduction of the custom
tariff. =
BELGIUM.
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HAVANA, October IL. -All disturb
ances lave been suppressed, and the
Island is now perfectly quiet.
Advices from Porto Rico state all
u1ief. inF Hf 100 &4at k7A3 .hIa1
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sEcnNn nIspATcH

Especial TO the EyausyAIIe JoarnaLl
TERRE HAUTE, October ID The
Republican member of the Boar d of
Registry in Jefferson Precinct, s ulli-
van County. signs the returns u. nder
protest, and makes affidavit that
there was no registration in that lpre
cinct. The Republican Inspe, ,tor
also signs under protest. This I ,re-
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BELGIUM.

ANTWERP, Oct. 15.-A great fire
occurred to-day at the petroleum
works of Yead, Bofs & Co., of this
city. The building, 1000 barrels of
petroleum and many millions of gall
Ions of naptha, were burned. Loss
very heavy.
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Gibson county.

Gibson County.
Especial to the Journal.l
PRIScEToNs October 16.-The fol-
lowing is the official vote of Gibs on:
Baker 1.901, Hendricks ! 86z, Ventch
1896, Niblack Es71; for Representa-
tive Hudson (Rep) 1897, Ayde,lotte
(Dem.) 1862; for Sheriff, Vail (Rep)
/ 1856, sRagsdale DENY 1879; for
Treasurer, Whiting (Rep) 1899
Montgomery (Dem.) 1853.
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voorhees, Election COntestI3d.

Voorhees, Election Contested.
FIRST DISPATCH.
Especial TO the Journal-l
TERRE HAUTR. Oct 15-f1 AM
voorhees, undoubtedly has 10 to 50
majority on the count. Two pre-
cincts had no registration. Throw
ing them out, Carter will have a Aa-
jority of about $50. ~ - -
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Rocn ESTER, Oct. 15.-The Demo
crats nominated JAS. McCoville and
J.. B. Faulkner for Congress, re-
speetively in the Twenty-eighth and
Tweaty-fif Districts.
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EUROP e.
BY Atlantic Photograph.
The London Papers on the Election
Volcanic Movement at Mount Visa.
YinR. tsr4--
DENMARK.

CoPENHAoEN, October 15.-The
Regschog. in reply to the Kings open
ing speech, regret the failure OF. the
negotiations with Prussia, in the matter
of Schleswig- Holstein, and rejoice in
the unity of feeling between the King
and the people, and hope for con-
tinuation of the friendly relations
with Prussia, and that the interna-
tional differences may be easily set
tied.
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Great RejOlclRg throughout the
---sfate ever the Election News-En.
thusIastic Meetings--tPriVal or the
WhaIeshlpr rMarmaduke. w
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

A UCTIoN- MONDAY, APRIL g.
N al 10 o'clock A. NJ, unless previously
sold at private sale, -.
located AUSTIN ILL., Including Factory Buildng Machin.
cry Stock Horse Wagon Harness Personal Effects and
part OF the Residence roperty encuinbrances, place
,nd terms Of sale made known before day OF sale.