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FOg uddtLto1ldI Marine Neoys see I,lytde P1UPs.
POR1 OF PHILADELP n la. .......,.,.. JLY To-
Stair OF THERMOMETERS AT TaE EvENISs rzLA.
IA, M.,..,...77lii A. M..,......ss42 p M.......s2
CLEARED THIS MoRnrNg.
Csrse foIisr Fs Five RSes CSsiugr @ a5GSS SS:
scty nt.y Ia, q ,Wtil,ngIon' u,,s rrrr =,
eGhT ". d. Carsin' Kelly, E Cambr pa, HAmms, d
schT i, rs, Corson Corson Boston, do.
sChI & W; Wal ace scu BosSn; sInnlcb,on ~, y 90.
sobr Elvie Davis johnson, Boston. Quin,ard. Ware
schr A. Benhe!t, MoAlinoen, GeotsetOwu, DAD.
Nell 0ofo9n On q Co A,.,,. p,.,.
schT Burnt, Glover, Providence, akiston, q aeG
sepr Bartlett, BsI!e l. BJston scott, waiter . Co.
@ sCnT f. ,,rs Gates FTee%nG, s0,.nr BSsi%1 ,nSn, d.
schr " Sharp, -hsrp. Boston, 8oTda sllerS Nut.ug
sSS sSST Rsray Bosoa 90 sRsSSe
schr y. 3; Brooks Lore. H. SambIidge' do.
echr r. lehman, Robinson, Jacksonville, N. O., II.
chr NJ i. iTeisnd Ireland, Boston, Audenried Nor.
SCH SCH F SSklin. sherp. Mn,vnle: whrsns Tatun 600.
"f of bnrpee. W p. Cyde & Co '''' VIII" 70"
Tug Ch' snpeet Mersnop. Tor Baltimore. with tow
OF baTges, W. r. Clyde & co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship Whrlwind: Will GegT So n9Grs E from Provl.
tchr X, d 3 Curson. 9 rson, from Buston
kchr Eve Davis. Johnson, from Boston,
Echr b. II. Wheeler Lloyd. from BusUn,
Echr A Bartlett, BsrlIett from Boston.
EChr v, 81 Rrp, sharp. from Boston.
kchr f. HeInty, Meredith, from Boston,
sChr M, + siu Ons, Ganoy, from bustOn.
SChr y d T. COTsun, Brewer from Bos on.
eChr Lewis Chester Gookln, from Boston.
ECbr RoBe Williams. from Mlivtlle
echr w ID CaIgill. Kelly. from New York.
IS MsSHe sca HafsT from 1uoss1s DsSy
EChr Agnes Reppiier. M cFddden. from Nav Haven
echr L. A. Bennett McAImd-n, from New aaven
schr BerJ strong Brown from pLnvldence.
RChr Il. BuTrett Glover, trOm Providence.
Schr H. Knight Bartlett from Providence.
Echr II, l.. S aghi, Wlliets, tom Ssleul.
SChr Marietta Hand, Brooks from Fall River.
Scbr J.. A. DanenhOwe-, sheppard. from NepOnset.
BCbr n. g. Bro ks Buve from East Cambridge.
tchr Ocean TRAY Ter, dams, from Salem.
EChr J. G. Henry DilkP, from Lynn.
Steamer J. s. ShTiveT, Drnnis. l3 hours from Bati
more. with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr
steamer Chester Jones. "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. p Clyde Co. .
tow ot har. es to w. T. clyde d 90.
Tug Chesapeake. MeTahOn. from Baltimore with O
tow OF bsrges to w, p, clyde q Co.
BELOW
A large squererigged vessel and two herm brigs
standing IN. oil The CapeS OF the Della ware
terd'y morning. ig Moonlight, from Cardenas
on the MIDDLE. schr label Hall, from Mayaguez at
Bon bay HoSk, brig Thomas Walter. from Csrdenas;
at Re- dy Port British schooner unknown. Re.
ported by NJ ,. Shaw. pilot of Steamship saxon.
Rio Janeiro via ST. Thomas
(By atlantic CdblG)
SOUTHAMPTON. July 10 -TDe steamship Holsatls.
from New York June So arrived at $3.50 thts morning
QUEENSTOWN JuI' lO-The steamship Russia, from
New York on ihe LIST inst, arrived today. -
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The New York Money Market.

From the NJ y. Tribune OF tOddD
Money continues In demand at 405 per cent A
large Lumber OF loans were marked up TO per cent
to-day and no new business Is zone less rates on
miscellaneous securities. Dealers in Governments
continue iully supplied, at per cent.
"A clever fOTg discovered IN Fort Wayne
ceri lhcates yesterday. A person who has been an
on side operator the street some time ordered
the puIcnRe OF fifty shares of stock tn ough hiShly
re ptctable firm connected Wild the New York StOGR
Exchange requesting them TO have transerr, into
their name, as he said he stock was purchased Tor
bef OF persona and he desired deliver in the
name OF q Well-knOwn house. Tn ee I tn Sc C1rti-
Gates have appeared at the transfer office altered to
would deceive any one but pert, and there Is
but little doubt but that the other will appear
before IOng. The SRUs partv also purchased 100
shares Of Cleveland and Piusburg through another
name. Up 10 the present moment no certil Gates
bearing the num"ers on the certihcaies rendered
have Ell presented ~ the ira lsier office OF that
Company"
From The NJ y. Times of to ddy.
"The political excitement on the street clml
from TRmmany Hall that MI, seymour is the
Democratic candle ate 70" the Presidency Tne
public mnds of the Uni'ed States, which had
previously shown some hrmness, made fur
haps 81 much because of the name and ante
Ce0ents of the candidate as because OF the settle
mPnt Of the question ana the early adjournment
of the Convention. The whole subject win probably
cease 10 further influence the market. one way or the
other before the present week closes. The other de-
paTtmenIs OF the Stock Exchange, which opened dull,
also improved after one O'clock aud the Gold Room
relapsed Into comparatively dull feeling, at 1903
per cent. The ex port of specie by the Southampton
and Bremen steamer todav amounts to $3.50 o. At
the closing Board OF the Exchange the transactions Ia
United States 52Os were quite heavy at the Teco
in prices, and the speculation In nearly all descrip
tionB left of strong"
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Philadelphia Trade RepOrt.

FRIDAY, July lO-The Flour Market Is with
out improvement, and only few hundred bar
rels were taken in lots by the home consumers
at 50a S25 for superb sS5O@9 25 for extra
@Il25 for spring wheat:extra family, the latter
rate for choice Minnesota SlO@ll75 for Penn
sylvania and Ohio do. do, and S2@H for fancy
brands, according 10 quality Rye sells at so q
9'25 a barrel. Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
There IS q hrm feeling In the Wheat market,
and the dc mand Ia entirely for prime lots, WnlUn
are In small supply, Small sSl6s " r9d Rt 81 ~
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE Our citizens should
bear in mind that this is The last week but one
of the renowned HoOley Opera Troupe in this
city Their houses are crowded nightly by the
ellie of the city, who bestow showers of APP
plause upon the performances. Il, Nj, Carroll
has achieved wonderful success in his special
ties, "My Father SOud Charcoal" and "rhe
builesuue by long John Mulligan ana Archy
Hughes will be repeated during the engage
ment. 49,
by The whole troupe continues TO draw large
Audiences Tonight William Allen, very
worthy performer, takes a benefit. and Will no
doubt have full house He deserves 1T.
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The Sity of Paris.

According TO Baron HAussmann's late stat y
mept the supeTfcies * The French capital u
proper covers SiO2, and TOE annexed zone dioo
The network OF public streets measures ltnealIy
$50 kilometres leaoh Is Of milsl spreading
over urface OF 1921 square Kilometres rhe
thorous h1ares opened within the last fifteen
years extend To l36 kilometres A great mum ber
Of streets are still without footpatns becanSe
the total length of the sid walks in Paris ia onIy
1888 kilometres, 272 leagues: whereas
If ~ we're provided there would be 40 extent
kilometres is planted and shaded 5y 95 ST
Trees, forming what is termed he alignment
Ihe public promenades and squares of Parts
occupy total space of 1888 hectares of which
the Bos de Boulogne covers Si7 that OF Vim
oennes zoo the Park of the Buttes Choumout
~, the contemplated grounds Of Mount SourIs
Is, and the Park de Monceau 81 The lighting
Oi Jhe pup lc streets iS tHscted NY 80 $50 lam pS
ool wnlch $500 are as and 1889 oil OF coal,
4OO,UUO IONS are consumed annually in the gas
works OF Paris. The capital consumes at pre-.
eebI 500 million ltires of water leach little
IL Will receive 100 millions lires additional
when the waters Of the NHnne shalt have been
brought In, a. d the two arteSian wells at the
Buttes aux. Cables and the Place Hebert are at
Work Si' lding a supply. The number of reser-
voirs il seventeen. lDable of containing in the
aggregate 2ii millions OF ii res; but for city
like Paris thaj reserve IL insignificant. since il
represents no more than single days con-
sumption. There are in Paris 1880 kilometres
OF wafer pipes aud COnduitS of various di linen
lions. The sewerage extends TO SIS kilometres,
OF which dis ance l76 are lofty aud broad pro-
Xided with rails and suitable ats. There are
1872 educational establish ments, comprising
l7i,62O pupils; the charitable houses have IL $50
beds, and the bureaux de bien faisance distri-
buted aid in 1867 TO lO5ll9 INDECENT persons.
Rev Henry Ward Beecher passed through
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday noon, on his way
TO Boston. The Republican reports that in
brief conversation AZ he depot with some &C
quaintances, he denied favOring the nOmlna-
lion OF Chase for the Presidency, an d that he
said that he is, always has been, and always
would be opposed to Chase.
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FINAN CE AND COM1NEROE
CFFIoE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH |

FRIDAY, July lO, 1868
There was very little disposition to operate N
stocks this morning, but prices were with but
any material change. Government sccsrlticS
were firmly he d.. 1884 was bid tor 6s of 1881;
100 for '64 2Os; 1l14 tor 'G5 5.2Os; lOSs tor
July, 65 2Os and l0Ss for '67 5-2Os. City
loans we're unchanged. The new issue sold
at 1892.
Railroad shares were inactive. Pennsylvania
Railroad sold at 52k, no change: Reading at AZ,
no change; NoIristown at GS, no change; Lehgh
Valley at 54S, no change; ard Northern Central
at 49,, an advaI Ce OF 1; 80 WAS bid for North
PennsJ lyania Al for Blmra preterred; 81 tor
Catawissa preferred; and 26l Tor Philadelphia
and Erie.
City PASSENGER Railroad shares were un.
changed. so was bid Tor SrCond and Third: 36&
for Fifth and SIKH; Ga tor Tenth and Eleventh;
10 or Thirteenth aud Fifteenth; 424 for Chesnut
and Walnut; lOl for HesiOnyllle; ana 43 for
Union.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
Philadelphia sold at l6l, an advance OF |.
In Canal shares there was little movement.
Sehuylkill Na,i alton preferred sol at 2l2, no
cbarge; II was bd for Schuylkll NavgaIon
common; 2lB Tor Lehign Navigation; and i54 tor
SusQuchanna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven & Bro No. 40 5. Third street,
= S @ Sss 4 sR Lem Es1Hs E
.SSS ,i$$ FsPsHs FsHd . sh
'sG ts.s8 5ss S5 y 20 sn Read @o.o|s E. q
ssSS sSS n1Fiscs hSn s 3d. Os U.s. pnn &0a b. b. 81
$1,000 do,.%-b5%n- ssss hO do ..,."..-3d- siGi
900 sh Ocean O...".,..lll6
- The following are this mornings gold and
foreign quotanons, repor,ed Dy Whelen Bro
Tiers, Colo, Stock, and Exchange Brokers. No.
l05 S. Third street,
1880 A. NJ. l4Os 1870 A. NJ. 14O4
1000 " 140g IL 90 NJ. l4OS
1920 g, ~ 1890 M. l4Ol
Foreign Exchange on London: 80 days, l1O5
@l10S; 3.days, ll05@l1O8. On Parls:-60 days.
Of. lS4@5t l29: days, ST. 1l4@5f 10.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke d Co. quote Govern.
ment securities, etc. as folio ws:-U. S. IS. OF
1881, 1l34@ll34; old 52Os, l13@ll34; new 20s,
lO9l@l08b; do, 1861, lOS29lO9; do, 1868, 1883
@l09; lO-4Os, l074@ 1873; 1905, June, lO83@
l So; do, July, lOS8@ l,Sb. Gold, l4O3,
-Messrs. DE Haven a brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates OF e8-
change to-day at P. NJ: :-U. S. 6s of 1881, ll25
@1l3B; do. 1862, l13sDll33; do, 1864, HOO
!lO4; do, 1865, lllB@lll3; do, 1865, new, lOsg@
5lO8b do. .,6s 1O.4Os, 1911 nlO75; do. 1905 June,
ltss@IU82i do. July, 1Os5MlOSl; Due Com
pound Interest Notes, ll94; August, 1865,
llS5@ ll84; do, September, 1865, ll90ll8l; do.
October, 1865, ll73Q1ls. Gold, l4O30l4O8.
Silver, l334@l35,
No. SO S. Third street. report the following
rates of exchange to-day at II o'cocK:-
United States 6s, 1881, ll3@ll3A; U. S. 5.2Os,
1862, ll3@ll3b; do, 1864, llObMll0l; do, 1876,
Ill 0llll; do. july, 1865, lOSs@lO85; do. July
1867, lO8. GLOSS; 1868, l0s39lO84 5s 1O-iOs, lO7s
series, 1885, @lOSl; Compound Interest Notes, De
cen Der, ls64, ll9; May, 1865, ll9; August,
1866, ll95@l1Sf; September, 1865, lis all8l;
October, 1865 ll7s@ ll74. Gold, l4O5 0l40s.
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@240. Ryeisworth 81 S0R bushel Corn is sold
III mly at the recent advance. Sales OF yellow
at 81 l6. and Western mixed atSl l5@l'l5H GA
are steady, with sales nj PennsvlvRuia at S8d
SSc., end southern at S0G9lc. Nothing doing IT.
Barley or Malt
Se' ds-Cloverseed Is selling at S7@7 50PGi lb'
II moihy Is nominal Flaxseed Is taken by th,
cIn, hers at 81 65r27O
WLlisBy-Prices are nominal.
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The DeJatS, of Paris, in reference to the
declaration of the Sultan that he regards with
en- equal eye all his subjects, whether Chris
tians or Mussulmans, observes: care, then,
the Mussulmans to have the privilege nOw-a-
days of giving us lessons of liberation While
the chief of the faithful was pronouncing these
noble words the question is asked in France
whether it is proper to impose limits TO the
zeal OF the Church, which desires TO undertake
the conversion of the Arabs 1"
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Neoys see Inside pnVe,
PORT OF PHILADELPBIA...-..... JUT[,Y TO-
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CLOTHING.
SING
To the good old tune Of 'sYankee- Doodle"

SING
To the good old tune Of ssYankee- Doodle"
Cbief Justice Chase
Has lost the race
Just now, for nomination;
Aud Pendleton
Did not get on
Towards Presidential station
some folks then thought
That HANCOCK ought
OF votes TO have gAy show;
But voting slim,
They soon dropped him
Ato fixed upon HorRto.
SO we declare,
Seymour and Blair
Have got the nomtDA ion
NOW deegatest
Good clothing waits
For your InatlOn
CHORUS, to be sung wi h each verse.
We uyour clothes at the oREAT BROwN HALL
-, ,CiOthea for oil the Nation!
Inc BhO WIN STONE BALL makes clotheJ for ALL
Inc best In ali creation
After singing this elegant song come along one Ard
al, 10 our BIG BROWN H. Ill and we will ht you
Iul WIN mhgniacent New Clothes,
THE VERY BEST CLorHEsH
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES!
ROCKHiLL Il WILSON,,
Nos. 60S and G05 CHESTNUT STREET,
4l omap PHILADELPHIA.
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SOAP
HATS AND GAPS.

~ JONES, TEMPLE d CO.,
- A H U N A Il L. II A n K 9,
No 25 S. NINTH Street,
First door above Chestnut street. 492
W WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated, Pnd easy fitting Dress Hats (patented) Ia
= an the improved fashions of the season. Oh EB5-
nut Street, next door to the Post Office. II l9 cop
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SUMMER REsoR rs.

@ U NJ N e X r E5t
OH LINE OF PHILADELPHIA AND n. NADAN~
RAILROAD AND BRANUHES
MANSION HOUSE, MT. CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline wundeT, Pottsvile r o., schuyKtn W
USCAR0RA HOTEL,
hrs M. l.. Miller, Tuecarora p. o. sohuyIknf 90
MANSION HOUSE,
w. +. Smith, Mahanoy City p. o., sthuylkm o.
WHITE HOUSE,
ANDALUSIA, - a. -'O''' '''-s
Henry Weaver, Readrag p. o
LYING SPRINGS HOTEL.
DR. A. smith, Wernersviie P. o., Bucks 90,
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL, Lebanon Co.,
Chas. Rodearmel, Box 10 HarriAburR p q
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY.
L. M Koons, Boyertown p. o., Berks 90,
LIIIZ SPRINGS,
George I. Grider, Litiz P. o., Lancaster %,
PERKIOMEN BRIDGE BOTEE
Dhvis Longaker, Freelsnd P. o., Montgomery %,
PROSPh CT TERRACE:
County. ~ ESi 9n, NY
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PARASOLS.

nn PARASOLs AT 81, SIPS; LINED, Sl'5O,
81; SILK Sun Umbrellas, Sl 81 20, and upwards.
AT DIXON'S,
" No. 81 8 EIGHTH Street n 2m
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Stair or THERMOMETERS AT THE EvKNiSs TRLn.
GRAPH oPPICH,
A, M.,,".,...77ll II A. M........sSI2 Z. .... 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS AND POLITICS.

The Dalv Telegraph OF Sept. 10, in an article on
tlo asurdy assertion that Americans Of
high social position, OF brilliant attanmeDte ana Of
blameless character, do, a. rule, abstain from any IN
reference with politics assertion thht nigh DC
treated unworthy OF notice had A. not Deeh lnlDsheu
up yamped and 50 to SPEAK e o.e9d 1" aos
Who are the distinguished or talented or IA any way
Who arc they Where these great unknown-ilese
INDUSTRIOUS obscure Calling score oil names lpdhei
emily from ali sections In politics. would ask Whether
Mr. rboInas H. SEYMOUR who has just died-a man who
was q prominent Democrat, ana had bceh Governor ui
the Slate of Connecticut ana Embasshdor 20 W."
Cont of st. Petersburg was not a distln-
gushed Amercani Can DISTINCTION DO deIied-ea hd
intellect nrstto George Bancroft formerly
al London Washington Irving who was Tor some Time
Ambassador at Madrid 70 NJ bgeow Of
Legation in Russia; 70 Nathaniel Hswth9rne' loiery
dor at Vienna Is not Henry Wadsworth Tongfeow,
whose son woundoa lighting on inc northern sine,
srom 1owel 10 Whittier from Wendell Phillips to Agas'
siz Distinguished Americans Ihey were a dnrhk ae
there be- more prominent politician and more accom-,
pshed American gentleman than Slt Nnaiios d" n,,
yers throughout the whole length and breadth OF the
Union long before they became Cabinet MseIs A mo-
very highest rank American society heId by men nke
Horatio Seymour OF New.York Democrat Wy s9 }ii
and Fessenden, and Guthrie, and Samuel Bar,
low and August BeloDt-the Rothsenld OF NsW 20
tbe uagne We have enumerated but few OF the really
distinguished Americans who have ~ iecen. yeis nv
those who arc best known in Europe SIX months since.
probably not one EDglisiman in "a thousand had ever
heard OF Mr.. Reverdy Johnson and, az TINS datc now
MANY know OF Mr. Charles OConor MS conpeer ~ uIs
o nave astained from poics arc precisely those ior
whom there is place in the political woio VINO long ~
I've gdisfIugusbed yet, for all their EFFORTS cahnot Ia
their own country be aght but Obscure FINDING that
dollars alBIghty" they are said 70 Pc VIII nU pud
eLa ss celebrity al home, they Overrln EUROPE hnk
netfy courts edging themselves into great peopess
houses ayng their daughters wlin s1na 10 symps
hzng dowagers that they cannot live IN eir s ot
Tactrd and uncouth land-whe they assure ,
lie Roelurk Kind that distinguished Ancflcaps h'o"
touching poIics a. they would avoid touching y9en
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TnR PROGRESS or FRANCE UNDER THE EMPIRE.
The Rcred publishes some curious statistics
relative 20 The French Empire n appears that the sat
AIRY paid ID France 60 NAPOLEON III IN Is years Is more
by $3.50 than rad "a King LOUIS Philippe Gur.hE
tho same number of years The amount of dotatonr
which in 1872 was 100000 amounted n 1910 70 s92ooO
The Interest n the public debt in ia was about tfa
900. ln 1900 10 over fliUun1 The total 81 NE clN
-t doaton, and interest ~ public debt during he INST
rs years Of bc Government Of July was, IN rohud NUM-
bsr- k20gl9o0l during tlc fret IS years OF Imperial
r.gs 4ifgrl0O00. showing Increase u expenditure
in favor az tho Empire ~ slii,OJO,0Oo.
DECLINE 81 THE PoruLAuoS or TRANcr
The Dr.iy Neics shows the disastrous eject which
great amy has exercised on thc population ~ France
Not only is ihc population ~ many ~ tho heaiihest
departments loss than it twenty years ago. but the
total uycfaEc uhoui fhc country ~ ne excess or
births over deaths ia the period iSiiiS' was less by
renry one half tan the average 81 the period preceding
And taking the population Of thc $50 arrond ssenents
into which the departments are divided, ". dc Laycrgnca
researches have recently shown that IN no fewer than l
ssciu,ufs rho population has decreased. Ia l2s n
has remained nearly statOhlfy ana IA % Only mas ~
considerably Increased
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TURKEY,
SEIZURE OF Az AMERICAN CITIZEN.

A correspondents writes from tho Daidanees' Ihe
American captain % the port at scloan Hellenic subject
been up here under arrest by the Ahmet hais'
erli Pasa Governor of that island for alleged share Ia
the riot the occasion OF the reoicngs iof e
birth Of tie Young Prince The man IL said 10
have protested the double ground OF ms hh'ion.hy
and Ms American Office, but neither avnlled lh anu nc
seen whni stops the American and Greek Mhlaels VIII
take under the circumstances We are "oie 10 answer
Ie suggosfed nuery of olr correspondent on receiving
the news, Mr. Morris promptly demanded satisfaction
from the Porte claiming the mans hnnediate ielehse
hi. coyc vaI,ce back to Sco III a Turkish man Of.war and
AN apology from the Pasha to the American Consul We
la We reason believe TINT me hcdem MS gif"y IN
duccd visit Of Admiral FaIlagnt Ia Tie Frnkin' 10 III"
leland. ...... ...l .'.... ....
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TIE SOUTHERN COUNTIES.
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN LANCAS
TEXAN ATTACK FROM TIE REBELS-rlIE
ARE REFUSED.

THE GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING IN LANCAs-
TEXAN ATTACK FROM THE REBELS-rllEl
ARE REFUSED.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
LANCASTER Sept. 29.-Lancaster, the home in life
aud the rcsting-pa in death of Thaddeus Stevens
naturally suggests thoughts of tho " Great Com
monerp Said he twelve months before his decease to
your corr spondent, This whole reconstruction
business will he speedily settled the colored man
will have the right TO vote throughout all the States
of this Union onr people will come up to higher
plane, and all the hends of darkness cannot wrest
this country from Republican Ii. e., genuine, true
Democratic) principles The old mans prophecy is
already all but re allied To-day 1900 OF the people
whom he represented in Congress so ably, so WELL
and 80 long attested their faith in his doctrines,
teachings and ideas by their presence IN long pro-
cession with banners, and music and regaiia, and
bearing in triumph the flag in peace which they
sustained in war by blood and treasure Lancaster
Comfy never witnessed so great, so spontaneous
dsploy. I'm mere numbers it exceeded anything Of
the kind which has taken place within ten years In
enthusiasm it has never been surpassed in this, he
second Republican county Of the State. Banners
futtered from. windows housetops, and hagstaifs !;
arches spanncd the streets the day was one Of re-
oicing aud general iubilation.
Buchanan and Stevens, to mention them in the
order or their decease, Dut not In tho oruer Vi '"
greatness rank in the affections OF the majority vi
their countrymen-for then the last should DO hrst
and the first last-are sleeping that last sleep III
graves not than mile apart. representatives.
in a measure, of two great partics-of the party OF
the Past and tho party of the Present and the Flu
turc-each had his followers in Lancaster to-day.
and both were true to their old records De-
mocracy faithful to its old insticts, endeavored to
crush by riot and violence, that which 1t could not
successfully meet by fair argument before an nteil-
gent community. There Is slum i'll every city, no
matter how fair or beautiful In every town in thus
Union. that slum and cesspool IL the stronghold
of tho Democracy. New-YorS has its Maekerelville.
Washington has its Hookers Division PhiIadeli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

Lord AmbeTley has written letter to The
Western Morning Nees 10 defend himself against tie
charge Of having changed his opinion ia favor Of the
ballot IN "A hOurs Tho letter concludes TINS The truth
s that cave pledge upon Uc question 81 The ballot
when contested Leeds. wien was returned fUr Not.
tingham. I was desrons. before committing myteii,
of giving the subject longer consideration WhHt !
l hc ard thcn Of the conduct Of landlords toward
their tenants has been amply sufficient TO convince me
that ballot u indpensaby necessary 10 order 70 &C.
cure freedom Of election.
The Dg Ners mas reason to believe That The statement
which has obtained currency respecting Mr. Gladstone
conversion 10 the VI the ballot has originated IN a
ptiOn of some sentences IN which TIE right hpu-
orahc GENTLEMAN 1pesscd than lie sense az tho
force With which the for the ballot had been pat ~
recent publication.