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CATARRH CAN BE CURED.
Headache relieved, and, In net every disease Of the
and head permanently cured BY the u The well
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Cricket Match at Chatham-Deteat Of the De
trOit Club.
Schooner Capsized - Two Of the Grew
Drowned.
GEORGIA..


Protest from the Expelled Representative
Proclamation by the Governor Against
Armed ORGANIZATIONS.
ATLANTA, Sept. TO- 1868.
In the House to-day resolution TO reconsider the
adoption OF the resolution Of yesterday rejecting on
the Governors message was lost
The negro members lately declared ineligible have
published protest addressed to the Speaker and
members OF the House. IN which they enter solemn
protest against the outrage perperated on their race
and say they will appeal at the proper time to
Congress. The protest is signed by twenty-eight
expelled members and twelve republican members,
and Is accompanied by demand that the protest be
entered on the journal of the House, which the
House refused to permit.
In compliance with the resolution passed by the
Assembly, and in consequence OF the violence COM
mitted In some counties W armed and unlawful
bands OF negroes the Governor has issued proca-
nation IN which he denies giving authority for armed
or unarmed organizations, and warns the people
that drilling and exercising In military tactics with
the United States, is unauthorized. unlawful and
against peace and good order, and must
be Immediately suspended. He says that per-
sons distinguished for their hostility to the
United States and the State are promoting the said
acts of violence by publicly denOuncng the laws as
acts Of violence and insurrectOnary appeals Is mani
fest in the rapid spread Of the disposition on the
part Of those who maintain the validity OF the laws
of Congress- and Of the State governments estab-
lished hereunder. to protect themselves by arms
against such acts OF violence and combinations
against civil rights. He quotes General Grants
parole given to Lees army wherein 1t says the per-
sons parOled will not be disturbed by the United
States authorities long as they observe the parole
and the laws in force where they reside.
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sHnnIlNG AEERAY IN cNLumnuS. ONO.

A SinnderOns Circular and Its Effects.
columbus Sept. 81 correspondence OF the Clncin-
natl GaZette.]
dsgracefu! shooting AFFAIR occurred here to-day,
the principals being +. T. Delany, democratic candi
date for Prosecuting Attorney, and w. r. Penny cut
ter In Cats clothing establishment. It appears thyt
considerable .ll-feeling has existed between the
parties for some time and for several days past De-
lany has been circulating a secret circular sandering
Penny's character by charging him with having
made improper advances to certain lady in the
city. Deany was charged with the authorship OF
the circular which he dsclaimed but he and Penny
met this noon and after a few words he made for
him with the intention Of striking him, but pre-
vented nv a bystander, when he Immediately drew
from his pocket pistol and fired at his antagonist,
but owing TO the fact that his arm was thrown aside
by Sheriff Williams the ball made only slight flesh
wound in the side. Deany appeared before Esquire
Meeker soon after waived an examination and was
bound over to the Court or Common Pleas in the
sum OF 1000. He gave bail and was released The
affair has created considerable excitement In politi
cal circles and the feeling against Deany II stronger
than ever. He is denounced IN bitter terms even by
his political friends.
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The DOncaster Races-Thrd Days Sport.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1858.
The races at Doncaster well attended to-day.
The following Is a summary OF the day.
First eepstakes-Thorwaldsen l, Merry's
Crocus 2, Ryshworth 8
Nine ran.
Betting at the start 10 to 1 against Thorwaldsen 8
to against Merry's Crocus and even on Ryshworth.
Scarborough Stakes-Charnwood walked over
Ketland Stakes-Geant des Batailles walked over
Eglinton Stakes-Minaret l, Lord Hawthorn 2.
Only two ran.
Betting even.
Portland Plate-Lord Zetlands Lady Zetland 1,
Eimaru 2, Hermit 8.
Eighteen ran.
Betting at start 25 to against Lady Zetland and
Tfmaru and to 1 against Hermit.
Badminton Handicap-Laneret I, Lady Henriette
9, Ritualist 8.
Six ran.
Betting even on Laneret, to against Henriette
9nd to against Ritualist.
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TURKEY.
FarraGut's Passage oil the Dardanelles.
CONsTA NTtSopJr Sent IN 1870

FafraEuPs Passaee OF the DardanefIes.
CoNsTANTISoPLE. Sept. TO- 1858.
The extraordinary concession made to Admiral
fArragut by the Sultan in permitting his flagship,
the Franklin, to pass through the Dardanelles and
enter the Bosphorus has given rise to vast amount
pf comment In the diplomatic circles here.
The report that the permission had been denied,
which was extensively circulated few days ago,
WAS utterly without foundation. The consent OF the
Sultan was accorded In the most gracious manner
~ compliment to the Admiral and the country he
represented.
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OHIO.

State Firemens TOurnament-Thirty.nv
Companies ON tho GrOund-Anniversnr
Of Perry's Victory.
SANDUsKY. Sept TO- 1868.
The State Firemen's Tournament. held here to-
day, was o success Thirty-fve companies from diff
ferent parts of Ohio and from other States entered
INTO the competition.
The anniversary Of Perry's victory was celebrated
at Put in Bay Island to-day by a grand basket pic
mic. Delegations present from many Of the
lake ports All the survivors OF the battle of Lake
Erie were also present.
The United States steamers Michigan and Sherman
were at the island ana fred salutes during the day.
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TENNESSEE.

Observation-Disclosures Between the Sen.
ate and House ON the Militia BiIl-Murdor.
NAsHvILLB, Sept 10, 1885,
The Senate to-day adhered to the amendments to
the House Militia bill and the House asked for
committee Of conference. The committee could not
agree and the House then proposed to discharge the
committee The Senate declined and both houses
adjourned until eight O'Clock p. M.
The Union and American has Information OF an
atrOcious murder Springfield last night. All the
parties are unknown and are supposed to be from
Kentucky
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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Country.

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CUBA.

D Heavy Failure-Six Million Dollars Lila.
biIities-Heavy Loss at the Late Firc-Sugar
n1arket-Exchange Quotations.
HAVANA, Sept 10. 1858.
The firm OF sehor zulueta, of Trinidad de Cuba,
has suspended payments. The liabilities of the con.
Germ are reported to be about So 100000 In
lhe late connagraton OF the Caslda warehouses
The firm lost $500, 900.
The sugar market Is quiet; No. IL Dutch standard
10 quoted at reals per arrobe.
{ Exchange on London l5K to 1917 per cent
Uranium
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HAYTI.

The Siege OF Port Prince Raised-The
Cacos Como to st. Marc.
PORT Az PRINCE, Sept. s,
VIA HAVANA. Sept. 10, 1868.
The siege OF this capital by the Cacos and other
feoel forces has at length been raised. The Cacos
have retired to st. Marc
The &onae,w repeats the story that ex-President
Cabrs, of st. Domingo, has been shot on the
kQntier.
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The following despatch was received last night
from the Executive Committee OF the Lincoln Monu-
ment Association
sPRrYorrELD, H., Sept. 10, 1868.
The friendA OF Abraham Lincoln OF liberty and
OF high art throughout the American repub-
result OF the deliberation OF the National Lincoln
Monument Association. They have this morning
adopted the magnificent design OF our distinguished
American sculptor, Larkin a. Mead, Jr.
JOHN T. STEWART,l rxo,,,,va
y yoGSp WILLIAMS. Committee.
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Queen Victoria in Paris,

PARIS Sept. 10, 1865.
Queen Victoria has arrived here from Switzerland
Che leaves for England this evening via Cher
bourg
PARIS, Sept 10-Evening
The Queen OF England, who is now in this city, is
tho guest OF the British Ambassador, Lord Lyons.
No State ceremony is observed by her Majesty
her attendants, but the privacy OF the party is
strictly maintained.
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NEBRASKA.

Arrival Of Speaker Colfax at Omaha-IIis
Opinion Of the Indians Of the Plains.
ssss,s ST. LOUIS, Sept 10, 1858.
ESpeaker Cofax ana party arrived at omaha this
morning. They were met at the depot by company
" 'Tanners." Mr.. Colfax made short speech re-
ferrng to the deplorable condition Of Indian AFFAIRS
tn Colorado and wyoming and said he would urge
npon Congress immediate and decisive action against
tne savages. He believed nothing less than severe
punishment would bring them to terms. me party
ots o. noon for Chicago.
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FRANCE.

Ceposoou In Camp-Review Of the Army Mt
Chal0ns.
PARIS, Sept TO- 1858.
The Emperor reviewed the troops at the Camp of
Qhalons to-day.
r The whole army including cavalry, artillery, in.
kantry, engineer CORPS pontoon and baggage trains
were drawn up on the plain.
After going through series of evolutions all the
porps marched by the Emperor in review, each reg
pnent as it passed cheering with great enthusiasm
Tor the Emperor, the Empress and Prince Imperial.
An immense multitude OF spectators covered the
0eghbOring hills.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Death Of the Lord Bishop of Montreal and
Metropolitan Of Canada.

Deat' of the Lord Bishep of Montreal and
Metropolitan Of Canada.
MONTREAL, Canada, Sept. 10. 1868.
The Right Rev. Francis Tuford, ID. D., Anglican
Bishop Of Montreal and Metropolitan OF Canada, died
last night, aged sixty-fve.
The Nova Scotia Accomplishments to Lord
Stratheden and John Bright-Fina noes.
HALIFAX, n s.. Sept. TO- 1858.
In the House OF Assembly this afternoon resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted thanking Lord
Stratheden John Bright and others in the British
Parliament who supported the Nova Scotia repeal
resolution, also thanking the delegates for their
services.
The estimates for 1858 were brought In by the Pro-
vlncial Secretary. The total revenue was $55l,OSS
and the expenditures $563 $50.
Cricket Match at Chatham-Dcteat Of the De-
trOit Club.
CHATHAM, Sept 10, 1868.
The cricket match here to-day between the Thames
Club, of this place. and the Pennsuiar Club Of De-
troit, was decided by the first innings, the score
standing, Thames IS. Peninsulars II.
Schooner Capsized - Two of the Grew
Drowned.
PICTON, Sept. TO- 1868.
The schooner Dolphin capsizet and sunk in gale
on Monday night Two Of the crew were drowned.
The remainder landed at False Ducks to-day in a
yawl belonging to the schooner.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.
Tine LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT.

GLASGOW, Sept. 10.-The steamship Europa, from
New York August 20, arrived In the Clyde to-day.
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O'RErLLy.--On Wednesday September Q, CATHA.
RINE, widow Of Bartholomew 0'Reilly, aged 6s
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence SO Pitt street, this friday afternoon, at
one O'Clock.
Ifw osner Deaths see N,nA PaVel
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The Bulxariap Iusurrectiou.

VIENNA, Sept 10, 1868.
Dispatches have been received here stating that
the Bulgarian insurgents have formed provisional
kQyernment In the Balkan mountains.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Illness of franklin Pisrce-Favorable
Symptoms.
CONCORD, Sept. 10, 1868.
The physician Of ex-President Pierce says that his
symptoms to-day are more favorable, but II will take
time TO determine the certainty OF his recovery.
He has rested to-day, IL freer from pain and has
taken some nourishmeut lie s also decidedly
stronger
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The Bank Return.

- LONDON, Sept 10, 1868.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank of Eng.
land. made public to-day, shows that the amount of
bullion in vault has decreased ELL 900 sterling since
last week.
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Celebration by the Pioneers Of CALIFORNIA;
shippins-Markets.

DAN FHANUISCO, SEPT. y 1865
The eighteenth anniversary OF the admission Of
California into the Union was celebrated to-day by
procession OF the Society Of Pioneers and review
OF the military by Governor Haght Bunting was
displayed from the public buildings the shipping In
the harbor and many private residences.
The steamer sacramento arrived to-day from
Panama
Cleared, ships Norseman. for Liverpool, with
10000 sacks OF wheat Erycina for Cork with 1860
sacks OF wheat.
Sailed, ships Robin Hood for New York; Galatea,
for Hong Kong.
tenders 70L.
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GENERAL ROUssEAU.-we are privately advised
that General Rousseau Will be here about the 18th
instant. His headquarters, commanding Louisiana
and Arkansas, will be In New orleans. At an early
DAY Mississippi ami Florida will be added to his dis
trct.--Ne,o orleans Crescent. Sept. 0.
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A Holiday on 'Change.

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1865
Saturday. the 18th inst, will be observed as
holiday In this city, and the stock exchange will be
closed.
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Napoleon and Queen Isabella.

fAhlS, Sept III, 1908.
Reports are in circulation that the Emperor has
consented to an interview with Queen Isabella of
Spain.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Exccwtec
with quckness and despatch twentyhye per Gem
cheaper than any other printing establishment IN tne cu
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrAbLi'"
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Nestness, Economy and Despatch Combined
execution Of ORDERS Metropolitan job Printing Estas-
ishmenI 81 Nassau street.
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Looking to Rome.

LOOK1nH 10 ROmes
FLORENCE. Sept 10 1853.
II IL reported that italy has requested France TO
Withdraw her troops from Rome.
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InvsIids' Wheel Chairs, for Use Indoors or
out price $50 $40 Invalid Carriages to order.
b. W. SMITH, 80 william street, New York.
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A.-JeHers Offers Extraordinary bargains
In Ladies' Misses and Chidren's Boots and Shoes JBk
FERS iI3s and 13s Broadway, opposite 80. James, Hod
m and Fifth hotels
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Ladies from the Country, II You Wish the
fall beautiful BOOTS and SHOES paironfe MILLkR
4 CO., No Union square.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Fcr, Omcsn'
Inc 10, sent q 1868 another part OF the vo,s
TAYLOR A Co, Bankers, IS wall sires' W" 'V's
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Our Indefatigable and Euterprising Friend
KNOX, the Hatterunderstand distinctly knox, the Halter
at NJ. 2l2 Broadway, 10 out with his Fall Style.
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IIiIi, Inimitable Hair Cutter, 266 BROAD.
wsy-shAvng 10 cents Hair Dye 50 cents hes, aud cbeap9
| eat In use. Sold by all druggists.
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r.. Famous Corncr-g7 Nassau street.
,orn. Fulton The Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Paid n No.
Information furnished The highest rates paid FOR
and al kinds q ISIa Az CO., Bankers. IS wall street,
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wigs, Toupee. and Ornamsntai tia'r ,.1,,mI
quality Hair Dye and Hair pye'ns' NJ e'''S'" "
LOR'y. 10 Bond street
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TI.ahuRAfIIIC NEWS
r ON
Al Parts OF TEE WCHLD.
Review OF the French Army
at ChalOns.
QUEEN VICTORIA IN PARIS FOR LONDON
>~~~>~~>~~~~~-~~~N>~~~
The Puebia Rebellion in Mexico
Quelled.
QUEEN VICTORIA IN PARIS FOR LONDON.
Salnave'S Success in Hayti---The Siege
of Port au Prince Abandoned.
ENGLAND,


The London Cab Strike.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1868.
The differences between the cabmen and the rail.
ways nave been accommodated and the strike Is
ended.
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Batchelcr,s Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable, iusanta
neous Factory rs Bond street.
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A New, stylish and Elegant Hat.
TERRy'S, 10 Union sluare.
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Gray Hair md Baldness Prcyented-No Use
10 try any but DR.. GRANDJEAN'S Preparations. Fifty
years practice. No. Aston place.
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Garibaldi and the Democrats.

FL0RENCE. SEPT. 10. 1868.
II Is reported that General Garbaldi has eft
Caprera for Naples to attend congress Of demo-
Gratis which is to be held In that city.
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Protest from the Expelled Representatives
Proclamation by the Governor Against
Armed ORGANIZATIONS.
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mon our powers, or which we hold by an uncertain
tenure. The teachings OF nature, next to the teach
Inps OF religion, do most to make men wise and
tented here and happy hereafter.
The practice which prevails among our successful
farmers OF selling their lands and moving into cities
and villages does q double mischief. The double
drain OF the Young and active well the old and
wealthy is hurtfu to the moral tone "a well as to
the material power OF the agricultural interest. IL Is
our duty then not only to urge measures which will
make farming profitable, but also those which will
make country life attractive. IL must be lifted I'D
and made an intellectual profession. Our tastes and
habits should be made TO conform to the condition OF
growth in greatness depends upon our bringing into
,lse our vast uncuitivated domain Those tastes and
habits which lead our people to turn their backs
country life hurtu to our prosperity. The sys.
TEN OF education which fails to give intellectual in
terest and mental activity to rural pursuits is not
well directed and does not meet the wants and
dltions OF the American people. We must have a.
n basis Of political stability and business prosperity
not only agricultural skill and mechanical Inventions
but also the diffusion Of shat kind OF knowledge
which will make our Farmers and their families
honor their pursuits and love the rural scenes amds
which they are carried on
After the meeting Governor Seymour was sere-
naded at the Union Hotel by Bernsten's band and
called out by his political friends He thanked them
for the compliment and said they must not expect
much after the labors OF the day. He would ever
remember with pleasure his visit to Saratoga, and
that in the time OF an exciting election they were
able for day to lay aside differences OF opinion and
unite In discussing measures calculated to benefit
the interests OF our common country. He would
conclude by introducing gallant soldier who had
maintained the character OF the State Of New York
In many battle 1eld-Gcneral Gordon Granger.
GENERAL GRANGER came forward and said Mr..
had come to-day TO speak on agriculture. 1t was
not proper for him TO speak on politics now. Gen.
eral Grant says, "let us have peacen lie believed
that voting for seymour and Blair would bring
The crowd dispersed with cheers for seymour
aud Blair.
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ser ted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
A New, stylish and Elesnut Hat:
TERRY's, 10 Union square.
A.-JeHers Offers Extraordinary bargains
in Ladies' Misses, and chdren's Boots and shoes JEy
Baschcior's Hair Dye.-Thc Res. in the
n %Sga. Factory Fac orH u f Bond street, '''-
Gray Hair and BaIdness Prevcntcd-No Use
to try any bu, DR.. GRANpJEAS's Preparations Fifty
years practice. No. Aston place
% InInsIs Hair cs,.sr 2ss Sr sss..;
S. "a ase sod Is By s, al druggists '' "
Invaiids, wheel Chairs. for Use Indoors or
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.s.ss p.;".
CO., No. 3 Union square
Ncstness, Economy and Despatch CoMtineS
in the execution OF orders Metropolitan job Printing Eas
Our Indefatisable and Euterprising Friend
KNOX ,hs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. distinctly Knot the Hs'es
PamphIets, Law REPORTS, SC, Esecr ssas
with nea,ness quickness and despatch es
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Ro,a, Havana Lostery.-For Omclai Draw
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