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VIRGINIA..

Negro Meeting in Richmond-NO Confidence
in the Radical observation-disclosures De-
nOunced.
RICHMOND, Sept. q, 1868.
mass meeting was held this evening on the
Capitol square, About thousand negroes were
present. Resolutions were adopted declaring want
of confidence in the Republican State Central
Committee, because 1t Is not in favor Of
justice and equal rights to all. Several
white and colored speakers addressed the
crowd, denouncing the carpet-baggers as needy poll
tclans who had come to Virginia to make living
out OF the blacks and who did not intend the blacks
should have office The case OF the negroes in the
The black speakers were particularly severe on the
carpetbaggers. The secretary of the State Central
Committee obtained hearing for five minutes In de-
NAL of the charges against that body but the resou
ton passed bv reclamation.
Captain X. G. Morris surface manager of the ClO-
yer Hill coal pits, was run over by railroad car
and killed.
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TtLsGRApRlc NEWS ITEMS.

George Noyes. OF Livermore, Me-, fell from
freight train at Wilton on Saturday and had both
legs cut off, He lived five hours after the accident
occurred.
The new Academy of Music at Indianapolis the
finest theatrical building in Indiana was opened
last night.
The boiler in Murray Anderson's foundry at Lon
don, G. W., exploded yesterday afternoon severely
injurng three workmen, one OF whom has since died.
- A portion Of the extensive paper mandatory Of
+. w. Bird * Co. In East Walpole, Mass, was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday. Loss $4,000; fully in
sured.
The schooner Resolute, from Bellevle Ontario, for
Oswego. n. Y, with barley, in attempting to enter
the harbor on Sunday night struck the west pier
and is going to pieces Crew saved.
man named Murdy Conley was probably fatally
shot in Indianapolis md yesterday BY John Hag
ley's refusal to drink beer with Haggerty.
Edward Bradley and John Mccarthy, while unload
ing coal at East Cambridge, Mass, Yesterday, were
both killed by the falling OF the platform connecting
the vessel with the wharf,
convention Of colored citizens OF the State of
New York will be held In Utica on the 9Th and eth OF
The convention will assemble In the City Hall at that
place. The colored hosts there are preparing for
the expected event.
Hiram Hawty and Mortimer Crofut had dispute
about ladder which resulted In Hawtys shooting
Croiut In the breast, dangerously wounding him.
Crofut went houle and got gun and shot Hawty In
the abdomen. killing him instantly.
The annual agricultural fair Of westchester
county will commence at White Plains on Wednes-
day. Already an unusual large number OF entries
of horses and cattle have been made. horse race
will take place upon the course each day OF the fair
and the pedestrian, Weston, will walk match
against time on the grounds on the day of opening.
Shepard Clark, Henry r. Gray and John Farrell,
the burglars, arrested at Buffalo for breaking into
shoe store at Bunnville Canada West, and stealing
81, 200, had preliminary examination yesterday
afternoon before Police superintendent Reynolds, Of
Buffalo. The burglars and portion Of the money
were Identified by the parties from Canada, and the
prisoners were committed for trial.
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LOUISIANA.

Effort by the Legislature TO Amend the Nat
uralizatiOn Laws-The Naturalization Courts
Crowded with Applicants-Election Or
dered.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q, 1858.
An effort Is being made in the Legislature to de-
prve the State courts Of the power to naturaze for
egners bill to that effect was introduced in the
House on Saturday and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The courts in this city crowded daily with for
elgners seeking naturalization.
joint resolution was passed by the House to-day
requesting the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to propose and support the repeal of the act by
which the organization Of the militia OF the State Is
prohibited.
Governor Yarmouth has issued a proclamation
calling for the election OF Presidential electors and
members Of Congress on the Sd day OF November. D..
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Eagle W.. Knickerbocker,


The return game between these veteran organiza-
tons was played yesterday afternoon and resulted
IN most decided victory for the Eagles. Lane, the
regular short stop, was present, but they had
shorter stop in the person Of N. b. shafrer. How
much Of relief it is to visit ball field where the
playing does not appear to be "all work and no
play" cannot be fully understood by those who do
not take the trouble to visit the fields where games
are played for the love OF the SPORT The
Empire, Eagle, Knickerbocker Eureka and clubs
OF that INK have occasional meetings which call to
mind the times when base ball playing was not alto
would not dare to stand forward on ball field held
lot OF bank bills high up over hts head and offer to
bet that Tom or Dick or somebody else would make
rum or that his favorite club would do this that
or the other thing. At the game yesterday between
the CLUBS above named the very best Of feeling
exhibited, and the playing generally was very good;
but that or the Eagles beth In the field and at the
bat was too sure and too heavy for their lighter OPP
pOnents.
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PROJECTED AIR LINE RAILROAD FROM ST. LOUIS 70 OMAHA.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept, a. 1858.
An Omaha despatch says the citizens of that place
and delegation nom st. Louis held business
meeting at the Academy Of Music this morning, at
which the subject Of building an air line railroad
from Omaha to st. Louis was fully discussed.
Speeches favoring the project were made by promi-
nent citizens OF each city, Omaha gave assurances
prise In proportion to her taxable property as st.
Louis.
About twenty OF the Washington Knights Templor
who attended the trennia concave here started to-
day for the end OF the Kansas Pacific Railway on q
pleasure excursion. They will be gone abQEt ten
daya
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CUBA.
Sugar MISUNDERSTANDING Quotations.

Sugar MISUNDERSTANDING Quotations.
HAVANA, Sept. 81, 1853.
The sugar market Is quiet and In the absence Of
transactions the prices are NOMINAL No. IL Dutch
standard reals per arrobe
In exchange no transactions are recorded to-day.
The quotations are as folows:-On London, Is is 4
Der cent premium; on United States, short sight,
currency, 26 25 per cent discount; long sight 81
20 per cent discount; in gold, long sight, 4a4H per
cent premium; short sight, a per cent premium;
on PARIS. "a per cent discount Freghts nat.
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>re OF the game Is as follOws:-
Base Ball Notes.

The Mutuas were defeated by the Athletics yes
terday, at Philadelphia, with score Of 81 to a.
The Nationals and Oympics, of washington,
played yesterday afternoon for the championship Of
p to Is.
The Dowdell nine Of the First ward, defeated the
Kearneys, of the Third ward yesterday, with
score OF rs TO s.
statement Is going the rounds that the All Eng
land Eleven played game Of base ball against nine
Americans and defeated them. This Is by no means
true. with not more than one or two exceptions
the american Nine" were foreign muffs, selected
for their ignorance OF base ball points and intended
TO derlde the game OF base ball.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Continued Opposition TO Confederation In
Nova scotia-vioIent Speech in the House
Of Assembly.
HALIFAX, Sept. 81 1868.
The House on Saturday resolved itself into CON-
mttee of the Whole on the state OF the country,
when the Speaker left the chair and delivered vio
bent speech against confederation and said that II
Nova Scotia was not set free he should continue till
his dying day to reprobate ana condemn measure
fatal TO the political life and material interests OF the
Province.
& The people OF Queens county have presented an
address to Mr. blanchard expressing appreciation OF
the noble stand he has taken In behalf the union.
The Governor GcneraIship Of Canada.
OTTAWA, Sept. 81, 1858.
Lord Monck has been advised by cable that Sir
John Young has been appointed Governor General Of
Canada. He W Ill arrive in November. Lord Monck
will leave about the 18th OF that month.
Distressing Calamity-F0ur Men Missing.
OWEN SOUND, Sept 81, 1858.
George Brown, the Postmaster at this place; G. A.
Fatterger, John Robinson and Charles Kennedy
started for Calpoy's Island about ten days ago,
and no information having been received here re-
garding their safety tugboat was chartered to go
the body Of Mr.. Kennedy, which was found on White
Cloud Island, very much disngured The weather
tue len to-day for further search. Mr.. Robinson
was lately from New Orleans. This sad AFFAIR has
cast gloom over the entire village.
Riae Shooting Match In Montreal-Fa mine in
Labrador.
MONTREAL. Sept. q, 1868.
The Battalion Match at the Dominion Rifle Meet
1ne was completed on Saturday, the victorias, Of
Quebec, securing the first prize Of $3.50. Mr.. Muri-
son. OF Hamilton, took the first prize in the 'Ali
Comersr match. protest was entered on the
GROUND that he rested his elbows while firing. The
Sominon match il being proceeded with to-day.
An appea is published on behalf Of the people Of
Labrador, who are reported to be In starving con-
The Bishop OF Rupert's Land and Rev. Cannon
Batch are spoken Of successors TO the Metropoli
tan. -
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ALABAMA.

Northumberland Troops Asked for 20 Aid
In Preserving the Peace.
. MONTGOMERY, Sept. q, 1858.
In the Senate this morning q resolution was
adopted asking the President to send United States
soldiers to this State to aid in preserving the peace
The democratic Senators denounced the resolu-
ton as libel on the people OF Alabama, and as
being political scheme to control the polls and to
create the impression that the people Of Alabama
are not peaceful.
The resolution passed the House also, and was
bitterly denounced by the democratic members.
A committee OF five has been appointed to take
the memorial to the President. They leave for
Washington in the morning
The House passed bill authorizing the publication
loyal paper.
1t now thought that registry law will be passed
and an election held in November.
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ILLINOIS,.

Serious Rupture Between Bishop Duggan and
His Ciergy-SuspensiOn of Priests.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81, 1885,
serious rupture has occurred between Bishop
Duggan (Catholic) and some Of his clergy in this
city. The matter has been referred to Rome for adj
justment. In the meantime Rev. DIR. Dunno. Vicar
General OF the diocese, and Rev. DR.. McGovern,
Rev. Father Rollins and DR.. McMullin are sus
pended
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Matches to Come on:

To-day-Atantic vs.. EckfOrd, Union grounds. Em-
pire vs.. Champion, at Jersey City. Union VS.. Excel
siOr 'mulfs," CapitOline grounds
To-morr0w-Quill-drivers vs.. Ink-slingers, Union
grounds. Active vs. Star, CaptOline. Union VS..
Gramercy, fremont.
Thursday-Atlantic VS.. Peconic, Union grounds.
Empire VS.. Eureka "mufls" Manhattan Cricket
grounds
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON Sept. H.-The steamship Hansa,
from New York, arrived here at nine O'Clock this
morning
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 2l.-The steamship City OF
washington. from New York. arrivsu YESTERDAY.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

shooting ARRAY in Decentralization Conn
butants Killed.
wilmington, Sept q, 1858.
shooting ARRAY occurred in Fayetteville on Fri
day between Robert Winship Stedman, son OF w. A.
Stedman, and DR.. w. Ii. Morrow, United States
Deputy Marshal in which both were killed.
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AUS RIA.

Movements Of Farragut's Squadron.
TRIESTE, Sept. 81, 1868.
The United States steamer Frolic, Of Admiral Far
.ragut's squadron, has gone to Venice.
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ENGLAND.

The Burlingame-Chna Mission.
LONDON, Sept 81, 1868.
Mr. Arson Burlngame and the Chinese Embassy
have arrived in this city and are stopping at the
GrOsvenor Hotel.
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FRANCE.

Government Election Victory.
PARIS, Sept. 81, 1868.
The government candidate in the Department Of
Nevre has been elected to the Corps Legislatif bya
Large majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

A.-Phaion's ssPaphian Soap" Possesses tho
same properties the "Paphsn Lotion" rs a caxa
IL will not chap the skim Is invaluable for the rOILBf
bath md NfKSEKY.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
TO attend meetings printed In the nestes possible
hours notice. and twenty-five per cent less than any
other simi place In the city the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS. "a Nassau street
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Cheapest Gentlcmeu,s FurnishiuG and Shirs
Store In America, "a behind the hron 81 VALss
14l Fulton street.
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Avoid the Dangerous Practice Of DyeinG
your hair with poisonous subsances Take Dr. GRAND
JEANS Scientific Advice, No. / Aston place.
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A.-PhaIon's "PnphIan Lot,ono Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHBUM ERY5If
LA ne
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Rest In tho
world only perfect Dye; harmless reliable, nsana
neous Factory 10 Bond street
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Buying Clothing Made Easy.
Al BROKAw BROTHERS., opposite Cooper Institute. The
on n lowest the city.
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ErrinG but Noble.-Sclf Help Tor Young Mon,
who, having erred desrs better manhoed Sent In sealed
envelopes free OF charge benefited return The
postage Address Phianthros, boz r. Philadelphia, Pa
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Bay Miller's Hair Dye-OnIy 50 Gents,
black brown; best In Sold druggists. Depot u
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Crisfadoro,s UnrivaIled flair Dye Sold and
applied at No. Astor House Mnufactory No. IS Aadea
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For First Class Printing OF Every Dcscrip.
ton go TO the Metropolitan Job Prating Estab hnent
Nassa
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IT 40 Fall style.-In Commenting 20 Men =
tar the fall style Hat fresh from the establishments q
with security sIowng out Of public Opinion ss
oressed for many successive similar omenou1
occssops There doubt that in point OF beauty q
shane fneness OF material and strength ana ngnsnees
fabric the offered this day worthy ne gress pussr
son 81 NJ veil known and popular manufacturer.
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Progress of the Spanish Revo-
luton.
Queen Isabella Shut Out from
Madrid.
ProsreA Of the Revolution-The Abdication
Report-French View of the Situation
Queen Isabella Not In France.

Pr0eroso OF the RevOIutiOn-The AbdicattOn
Report-French View of the Situation
Queen Isabella Not In France.
PARIS, Sept. 21, 1858.
Some reports say that the rising in Spain is not a
movement Of the liberals alone, but is supported by
al parties.
j. 1t Is stated that the revOlutionsts have failed at
some points owing to the want of leaders.
The rumor that Queen Isabella will abdcate is
generally discredited
b The Montteur. publishes the exciting intelligence
Received yesterday from Spain and says:-"The re.
fported accession Of some OF the feet at Ma
drld to the revolutionary movement gives gravity to
che news But the accounts so far received are i'm
perfect 1t is certain however, that the Gonzales
Bravo Ministry has resigned and that General Con-
Icha has been summoned to Madrid to form new
Cabinet. At last accounts tho capital remained
lVuiet."I
The MOniteur adds-"This event prevented the
queen of Spain from meeting the Emperor Napoleon
again as she left st. Sebastian on Saturday for Ma
drta."
lutionists-Queen Isabella Shut Out from
Madrid.
LONDON Sept. 21-Midnight.
The following news has been received from
SPAIN
The designations OF Gonzales Bravo and the men,
Spers OF MS cabinet nave been accepted
parley has been held between The royal officers
and some of the rebel leaders, the result of which is
not known.
body OF rebels, $4,000 strong, have gathered near
Talladolid to intercept the Queen and prevent her
from returning to Madrid
The whole Of Andalusa is in the hands OF the revo-
1utionsts
1t is rumored that the revolutionists are acting in
support Of the interests Of the Duke of Montpenser
Great excitement prevails in the city of Madrid.
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MILLER, Shirt Maker, S55 sixth avenue,
street. block below Booths theatre
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Neatness, ECONOMY 'ad Despatch Combinod
IN tho OF orders s,ropoan Printing Easab-
ishment. "a Nassau street.
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wigs, Toupces and Ornamental Hair..Bese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dye'ns' ." oo'os " uAsVue
LOR'5 l6 Bond sreet
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
With nessnsss quickness and despatch twenty-five per cent
~ the MErRoPOLIT An JOB PRINTING ESTA BLISA
hENT, "a Nassau stree A
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Rencyal.-Ch Sckering &c Sons have renewed
TO No East -FOUR zenith street. New York betweeo Broad
way and rum ave lue We open warerocne with
tu ana ensy new stock Of Grand, Square and vprf1
ma le from the scales those erhiphed ~
M At me Paris Universal Exposition when were AWARDED
nc ompense all conpetion fianos 70 rea.
ALSO TOT sale largo stock Of second band fiauos OF various
maksrs; all In thorough repair and good order
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The Famous Corncr-9y Nassau street,
corner luton The Metropolitan Job Printing Establshmens
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Administrators Notice.

IN THE OF THE
Her late Royal Highness Victoria K Kaahumanu, eresS
N1tice is hereby gwen by the uniers;gnei, sofe dsl.p..
traitor of the above named estate, to all persons now IN - =
sion Of any Of the real property belop gng to SAN a.
lease or otherwise. aud indebted therefnr- or may 49, ss
become indebted to said estate for rent or otter en,e y =
that all payments must be made to the understand, '. n
solely authorized and empowered to receive o - any
same and receipt therefor All persons are foroii"ea az
manner to trespass upon, or in any wise in erfere win :" n
ercise any control or management of said estate OF VI P~
parcel thereof. JNo- o. DOMiNIo,
Sole Administrator of Estate of V. X. kaahnmsas m
Honolulu, March 10, 1855. -
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Plymouth Collection.

AN HAND M FOR THE PLY
mouth CoAection u Hymns and ncrcaIsS-
II II IL is found to ansWe.
ate, there will be a steady de-
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Combining al the latest improvements. and c1mpo~~i % the
hess materials Due 20 our w-I Presses j. giving entire salts
faction "a the extensive ranch e The M-ssrLJ. = y Sinclair
Wars 6O I'm
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ARRIVAL OF THE ''IDAHO!'
Dates from San Francisco to Hay 30th-
Close of the Impeachment Trial

The steamer Idaho arrived at her pier at o O'Clock
ON Tuesday morning, June 9th, having had a
Iassage of ten days and eighteen hours. She
brings the New York mail OF May LIST.
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% Cotton Gias for sale.

sUBSCRIBER WILL DISPOSE OF
re aims or two - Island Eokr Gins Price, $50 EACH
Ian II. VI. WHITNEY.
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Nau'''

NEW missionary packet yHorziag Star will
% 20 the 18th for q cruise among the Micronesian
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-18

are Grant and Sherman for not annihllating
the Rebel armies when they had thrown down
their arms and delivered themselves up In
mass as prisoners Of war. But Revsrdy's
course, taken altogether, has at last called
down upon him the censure Of the Euglsh
press. The London Times yesterday expressed
It's regret that SO much had been made public
about the recent Alabama claims negotiations,
evidently intending to rebuke Mr.. Johnson's
after dinner garrulousness; while the London
Telegraph thinks he would have Jared much
better If he had not been so jealous for peace.
The best thing that Mr.. johnson can do for his
own welfare, and that of the country as we'll
is to pack his carpet. bag and start for home at
once
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hGsg" HOLIDAY EXCUH HSI0NS.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
EXCURSION TICKETS. AT REDUCED RATES
BETwEEg ALL STATIONS, GOOD FROM DEC
2Sto JAN. 2, 1860, INCLUSIVE. lI2Isa