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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

s Leg: Tsnssss b.; esi, S:ss
assass s -
% Iiss
Pig ICED no pigs sSs sk 90 e 70
Fairehid Ringbam-s20 Cobb. Dohonde scs-l0 bbls
S sS syv. s sS
do Mulsn-l tobacco Blocks bbs potatoes 20
sas Ss ss sS onoas
Ss g sH % Es 10. Ss
zsigers esk. ham. Julian johnson &co trunks lot fur
salls H 81 sppss
so1sss Cen bass cotton to
.so a ss.s sa.. DO
sos possos: q sss onions bDs ps:ss e Ordsg pkg;
mules horses Bowlsse mules horse srsiord-2ls
spesss sre5nss.e1 JnS PhsPs Scoss sp,srdgs
y. sdles wineo ScoS Ar Miltenberger6 Psyns Hautns
s sSS 'ise sssa
.5D B1a. ss:id
winston Morrison 1co-7 VI seixas-s Jurey Harrs-S
hs, Ware .s9s
J ? smitb-4I Arthur& Co.'S D Blair does J. Pavy
Eco
ss S: ES1 a. Pc Ss %so
hides Dsvd-2 do 9 wsnslsy Aeoz5 hides J w Honan
CAMDEN-steamer sully-2s bales cotton T II &IM Al:
AZ. cotton Pace DO sds
Pea; &C. kss sns.
% S..s so, sSs Mees'
nuts Paw &co-2 cases mise Bandcsn 4 Guitst.-se
3 <: ice wsss1saS .sad;:: L:s5.a DS%s:iI.
PITTsBpRa-stsamsr Grand Lake and barges-2so. 900
| ""eAe1o e~"' n
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VIEW ORLE ANR. JACKSON GREAT NORfHERN-
l55 bales cotton Ale sherek Autey4f Her &co-95
Z n J NJ Allen &co--53 X l. Adams q eon-40 Any q
ccos Warren Crawford &cose PAYNE Huntington 4eo-39
X Powel-H Hogan A Pstton-26 hichsroson MAYA
jos Hoy &co-2s Jennings &co-l4 Jno THarde
l6 Lshmaa, Ee.g.ss &e,1l6 b fenpson.2 G 4 Green
co-1 Battle Noble 10 Brtton Moore-8 Huey Acc
10 j Hgsns &co g \ Wsmslsy AGO s rriedlsnder-
Barrett Lssssser-S 0glesby-7 Won Phnl Bros Jar
speake Buelnsr-l Ms.x, Levy &co-S Ben 0euen-t
Nelson, Lapphisr &co-6 j A LAne-3 Wnisms A Sous
Meysr, Dssich Weis-SE newman &co-S Pasham Blunt
2Es Dumee-3 O B Cbampiin-7 Hendrr on-i d @ Cook
Newman &co-2 Harrison 4 SOM @ Gcrdon-7
Jno Chsfs Bro-3 Wnston. Morrison &co-l sale Cam
maci-2 Henderson, Pesle &co-l Kehlor Updike &co--
Total 635 bales cotton l
KEw oRLBANs. oPELOUsAs . GREAT wESrBRN-
bales cotton Bonafor-3 Psnche Wiltz-li Tstron
See-a = GIfang-l Moutoc &eo-so SKIS cotton seed
Dowlipe-30 do Phoenix OH Co.'S sks seed cotton bale
moss Walsh-f Il peas 0ndng-4 do Webster AGO
Is bbls peanuts Bupree hides 10 skins bd SKINS Gre
venb<rg-6 hides D1four-S hides Levy-5bbis
and suDdriss los pumpsins esss mos. An
ra-l5 hogs bau, Aycock &cosundries to orderTota 70
bales cotton
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Ntarine 5nttllisente.


..-1 n e N-''- tuesday. October Is 1853
fs Clearsa Yesterday. .a-sr's
Steam sD m ssuSs g. m.S,na
Brig Lady Monk (Brp. oord.n, for Havana,
sehr United States. johnson for oorpu, Christi Poole
Arrived Yesterday.
Lugger Magenta, PaOlin from Ponss ID Hachs. to master
e t-act7a STEAMBOATS,. qF9aalk
Robert Lee, Canoon from yicksburs
I'm. sI Tss.es :.n .s d asSs sss'- Sara
Mohawk and barres Pscksrd from st Luis
fsis sSsn d sssss : SsJ Ls.s sy e0''
Arrived sunday.
fs@e s hs~ adsS % district Ssz York 50 n'
Steamship Geo Cromwell Veil from Se~ York Sd inst. to
Steamship ciinoa Beckett nom In.ianoa and eavsston
Bark yarucs tsgsn BOIL days from Havana. to PUG
BARK Hed~ig Boz man. from Liverpool 10th Aug. Mummy
Lniing 4so- sih district e. A.. a. w.. Nv
0"s Hsnson xsoex sisrs
Brig II st.inisn Plus, Hsrh.e.n from Rio Jan.iro via
schr Fancy Deme,ett. days from Rustan to Mscheca-
I'd d-'''''' y .ow,oArs. (
Touboat rormsn Aver from the Passes-towed dom and
e sea 9Th ms, ships Ella fbsyer and Merchsns--
rovsss y Wright hs up
brig steinkeu, bark jamaica, and schr Fancy
sznAnoAfs. ia-.r .tE
suliy, Tricycle. from Camden
Lss;.. If HSsi. ssss ss s siss Louisville
iss. Sssa1 d nsSs from from
Grand Lake ssd bsrsss. niiams, from Phtsburg
~He3 s below C,-sus u. l.li-sl1
Ship Monsoon Chiffon, IRON Liverpool 18Th August. to
ship scis.@s;ss. Neatly hon Bath, Ne. lssA Sept to
sshr Ina. sbiss days trsn oardnss With sugar to
t Payro ~ '1s ..rr
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vJcKsBuRG-sissm.r Robert Z Lssass bales cotton 70
newman xco-iz prisshsrd Bicihsn--si i 2 divsn-
rs Jos ss
s. s yss 4s,: sss Ef
s Carol K rsDs r.s: s.s
Aleu-; sSs'sa %..ss., Az Yss as rsI sss
si S,ss's: I:ss s:;.sss
rel yssdS S, s.S
!ns assS. 1ss.s R.Is.,s e ssss;I sF,.dissdsI
HfES ysl; s,.i S;:sa f S;s.,
Yas cs.msek.2 asnas,son.a kMepoysl-s
Pa ssIns B1Ssi Ju.n s Johnson seo Arthur
h5ss sSs. sse
fseeS % Psas See 90
&cO-60 DO ober Atwaier &co-5o do J smith-2s DO
sS ss
f sSsa s. sS
s1s5sss afGrg S.gp
rla1she Wits Violet BIasl Sccv2 4, M,,1ssrEsrJ
Phi: hard BIcE6s% rs Nsle ca%maef "a D,silvs-
Sssso rerpoas sco
3 Bulsson-4 wsimsn gels ~ Dssil.a-t Ingra-
s'T foisd sss.s' sSsa
Zuberbierf Pess0u-Z Aymar 6c0-f helni
Couret-l Nugent-S9 SKIS seed cotton Adams aeo
Pessou-4 bales Morgan-7 bbls potatoes Ad-
am &co-3o sks David-55 DO Coure-2 hhds hid
1 erce Canhepe Louoers-2 bbis yeas Buisson-iH
Ks cotton Adiee-3 SKIS Aymar &co36 do Raas
Us Garner Mccay-sundres 10 ordef-rots 3l5 bales
cotton 50 SKIS cotton seed
ST IOUIs-Steamer Mohawk and barges-sss5 bbls -four
100 hi do Odendahl-l336 bbls hour Prudhomme
race-l5S do l55 SKIS oats to orderl352 bbs y Per-
dlesuvile-56 co Harris nidwe-i00 do l. DuInica &co
800 do Keep Caufeld-3H do Peterson Hill EiiottIzoo
do Chenoweh Casey &cot2l do $50 lido schneidsr zu
rbier-2OO bbls -four Duy200 do Woods, Mathews &co
2sS DO Pohlhaus kco-l87 do Kehlor updke &col0s do
Msdd Bovurd- As Emily Van Nordsn &co2 do 30 hfdo
vsnhorn &co-3OO bbs -FOUR $40 bbs pork whitney
COST bbs heur go SKIS oats $40 SKIS bran saybsck Acc
SKIS oats 5000 bushels bulk wheat Bussey &cs0 SKIS oats
roebe Aco-75O SKIS SO bbs clay csks hardware IA
stove plates hardware Rice Bros 8co-
72bbls -four Messenger-47 bills oil Wheelock &co
10 coils rope Smith &co-so pkgs steel Tomekns-
20 bbs oil !, Lsuman-l0 bbs silcaie McRoberts Dick
20 boxes matches McGrsw-l5 do j n Lewis &co-l0 do
h Pohlman-D do II Stomb-rger-l0 do Dwyer-l0 do
Hart 6co-l0 do Grief Byrnee-l0 do Boom &co-s do
Farcd BinghsmTetsl II 35 bbls and $40 hf bbls hour
4572 SKIS $40 SKIS bran ass bales hay -.i.-
LOWER COAST-Stsamer A Brown-l02 bis rice to
Dupre- socoa-l Dbl hides Ruch sundries 10 order
juicy 4 Harris-il DsSilva-s Lehman, Newgsss &co
10 Bethar court-lO Lewis Musson &co-6 Gay K
Cos Penn. Pace Il Nixon-2 G l. Brauer-2 Dssiva-2
Il, sdles wipgo &co--l Flower--l Newman &co--l
Horre Gayle &co-5 Renshaw Cammack-l3 SIS seed cot
ton Bous Esclapon 81 Sis cotton seed Aidge-52 do
Julian Johnson &co-sO do Msrx-2i9 skis Buy ier
order-3J Jurey Harris26 do Iaubias Docktei
order-Tots liz bales cotton Is SKIS seed oiton
PoINTs ALA.HAcHE-Lugge Magents-56 bbls rice to
Pensud felon
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-13

sreAR AND MoLAssss-The market for Sugar
is steady and firm with fair demand in jobbing
and retail way. We continue to quote Cuos box
Sugar, grocery grades, I2tglsac; C1os mo. a.,
15l@lbac. whine do. ls@l6ac., and Louisiana
Sugar, prime to choice 152Ql63c. u 10. we con,
tiDue 10 report the market for Molssses dull and
quiet without any transactions whatever 70 report
and necessarily omit quotations.
FLoUR-The market was inactive to-day. Ope-
ratiops were, for the most part, confined TO lew
lots OF choice grades for city trade, WITH very
little inquiry for supernne or other low grades,
somewhat firmer. Sales to-day embrace some
~ ~ i S%s GsU1v e4ss sie,
200 do. at ST. so do. at $i2 So 200 do. at $l3, and
-Transac tons to-day throughout the grain
market were Of very limited character. and In
the absence Of any offerings upon the landing,
25s and l66 sacks prime white Corn at 81 10 y
bushel. --..-,is-- $3.50.
was confined to sales from store of 200 sacks, IN
lots, at 62@63c.. and l5o sacks at Csc. pusneL
BRAH-In the absence Of any stock on landing,
sales were made from store at 81 Is q loo lbs. In
jobbiDg way.
HAY-Ihere was none on the landing, but rates
from store are firm, and we continue to quote
choice Western of $26 % ton In jobbing way.
PoRK-The market is firm. with an advancing
tendency. We note sales to-day Of so and zoo
bbls. mess at s3s-an aivance Of 25c. % Dbl. on
Saturdays rates. We now quote mess in round
wsy at $50 and $50 so in . retail way.
BAcoN-Is quiet but firm. We continue to quote
shoulders - l3lc.; clear ribbed sides l64
clear sides l7l@l7lc., and sugar cured hams 100
&c. % b.
LARD-Is steady. Business to-day was confined
to jobbiDg and retail lots, and in absence Of any
quotable transactions continue to quote prime In
tierces l9lG20c., and In kegs 2ll022c. % d.
FRKIeHTs-There is but barely moderate de-
mand for freight room in any direction, and with
the exception of email coastwise vessels, which
are scarce and in request, the tonnage in
port is ample to meet all ordinary require
ments. Rates are irregular, however, and the
| following are the most accurate quotations OBJ
| tainable this evening. Where omissions appear,
they are due to one Of two causes either there is
no freight offering for the omitted port or no yes
sci on the berth for the omitted destination. viz
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id. % d; By sail
| ID; tobacco sos. u hid. BY sail, to
Havre ll0lAc. for cotton. By steam to Boston,
| lie. for cotton, 81 for -four, and 20022c. for
corn. By steam to Philadelphia lie. for cotton.
| By steam to New York lc. for cotton, and S5@
1 90c. for flour.
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Cattle Msrket.
CrYY or JsvvsRsoH.

CIYY JTFB1RsoH. October Is IS6a
Arrived yesterday-266 Texas Beeves, l6s Calves
and Yearlings, Is Hogs, 2l9 Sheep. Sold-234
Texas Beeyes, 20 Calves and Yearlings, u Hogs,
lbs Sheep, 2 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-lS0
Texas Beeves, $50 Calves and Yearlings, ISL
Hogs, 2l9 Sheep. Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-13

The Marquis dc Caux once paid his court to
Madame Anna de La Grange, but abe would not
have him.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-13

NEW YORK-gteamship shernan-Astd ndse
NEW Notwithstanding Geo omweD-Astd mdse
NEW yOFk-Br Moses Rogers-Astd mdBe
RIO yANEIKO VIA sT JAGO Oh CUBA--Bdg Stein
ker-lxD baxs coffee TO order . "a : 80 -
-MOBILE-Sseamer Francee-A bales cotton II n
Allen Aco-sundries to order T-.-r
LivERPOOL-Bns Hedwis-sslt to Mummy Lulng Sco
nOBILEsteamer Louise Il balss cotton Jos Hoy &co-le
Marx Levy &cc-9 Rcha dson Mss-i3 do s bales osna
bees sneetitg bales domescs Lehman. Hswgess
600 bA % bags Kauman-3 fkns butter n an
erspoon-sundries 20 order-Totsl 50 bales cotton
IhDIAEOIA AND GALVF STOH-Steamship Clinton
s646 specie Francke DAnnsel$7oe DO Patio, Marks AGO
II bales cotton Prapcke Danneel3 Perkins, Suenson eco
State &co-U'hdes pol hides Frsnsks Dsnnss67 hides
Perkins kcol 10 pkgs tsow % bags Of 1854 hides
barrels whrey 4co.s9 do Mrs Geo Eime1Iss aoJ zeig
se'g Krug-2 do Texas Ex Ce-2ls head catus Mcouod
Mehle- Supdnes ~ order sst frf
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e-srroo ,sPoKKS.A vrrta-fa,1
Ser or IN latitude 80 longitude l6 ship Carl. Often.
r. m Bren enhaven for New Orleans.

.TEEE&fAla D1pseDs AthAAt O.
HsvANA-stsemshp Dsan-5o0 bbls -four rs bbls onions
sou bales hay $3.50 spe. e pkGs ndse
PENeACf LA-Steamship Lsze-8 bbl sdour 40 bills po'k
HAvANA-Brg LAZY Mouk-S6k feet lumber 6Ss3 slaves
COPpS CHhIsTI-Schr United States-700 900 feet lumber
80 OOU shingles trrTlrI.tw0
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Commercial Snttlligeafe.


.fHA1l, Or. osvrou 10 = cAxy szxEm.
Monday Evening. Oct II, i5o6 }
CorroN-To-day the early Liverpool and New
York sdvices being Of still more favorable tenor
caused faotoru 70 enhance thslf views from 304c.
above the rates psid Saturday. while the decline
in The rates Of Foreign Exchange and Gold tended
materially to check the upward movement Tnere
vi. however, quite an active inquiry, and sellers
rem:iped stringent in their asking rates. This
caused . partial suspension Of business, but
toVards the close of the day holders seemed more
anxious 10 realize, and there was percepnole
letup IN prices. Tots! sales amounted 70 s.oo
on Saturdays closing RATES. We nos quote good
ordinary 23i@2Sc., low middling 2S4g54c., mid
ding 2ll0244c., and strict middilng zo@-c. -
Stock on hand September 5000
Recei-ed snce saturday 70 ,e sso
Received previously. oD sosoo7
Exported since Saturday,. ,m A. "A.
Stock hand and shipbosrd. SiVo
SUGAR AND MoLAssRs-The market for Sugar
is steady and firm with fair demand in jobbug
.-~SA - q N "
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Rsss shan - Ne ezses Of usv Osa.s pasrsa
ags for The as ysAra BE hes sxtsnsvs sdous
. his We!ksheps and Introduced ssysrnl Woodworking
shDe which vm snabls hm - oooon1 psuuy&y - NJ -
,Shp e 80 s.nrx Hyi..h - wshhssss sss.as
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.Yrhqmol qlaaMAN-Ts y =
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New York, Oct s-Csarsd for Nsw Orleans, ships Forss
Esgls Hosns; nslross Nikhols and bsk Aaska Cater
70. 1 f ZIP pr gees Haa For Galveston 'ear AIDE
Boston, Oct s-Cesrsd for New orssns schooner Haze
Clouiman.
Dew Iors. Oct 7-clsszsd for New Orleans. ship Wood
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Havana, Sept. 29-Arrived from New Orleans brig job
II Kennedy. Steelman. Hth-Sasd for New Orleans, sch
Marian Lppsrt; 3oth. brig King. Wood. 3oh-Clsars
for Pensacola brig Two Brothsrs Butler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26

CHAReEs OF CoRRUrIoN AGAINST OFFI-
Ckks IN LoC1slANA.-A resolution was intro
uuced IN the Loulsians Legislature yesterday.
setung forth that u Is currently reported and
generally believed that Governor Yarmouth
mas received compensation for signing bills,
ana withholding his signature from some. and
thar ne has also received pay for making ap-
pointments 70 high and important official pos
lhon in the State government; and that mem
bers OF the Legislature are charged with hay-
ing received money TO secure their votes for
the passage OF certain bills, designed for the
benefit of individuals; and resolving that a COM
mittee OF three on tue part of the Senate be ap-
pointed 10 investigate the charges, and report
TO the Senate with a view TO the Impeachment
OF the Governer, and the expulsion Of the
guilty members, IL found amenable 20 the
charge. The resolution was tabled-l6 tos.
- Reuben Skies Of Bennington, VI, in a re-
cent fit OF delirium tremens. chopped of the
hands and feet Of his infant child.
- There is coiored population on the Pa
cific Coast of about fifteen thousand, with Afri-
can NJ. Z. Churches already established and
prospering.
~The Pacific slope intends 20 provide ITSELF
with iron. San Francisco has built rolling
mill, and Oregon has sent down I.Og0 tons OF
pig iron 10 start with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money maket shows a slight
gain in ease, call loans being readily obtainable
"a per cent, with exceptions both at 3 and per
cent. There appears to be a material falling
on In the shipments Of currency Westward,
based on a reduced demand at the money GEN.
tres OF the West. At Chicago there was at the
close OF last week, q marked falling of In the
demand for circulation from the country banks,
with prospect OF an early reflux Of the money
distributed within the last three weeks There
is moderate demand for discounts i'm Wall
street and prime paper passes generally at :
per cent, with exceptions at 6x per ceu.
Governments show rather more speculative
activity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26

REVELATION OF AN ALLEGED STARTLING
POLITICAL PLoT.-We published yesterday a
brief account of an expose by the ST. Louis
Democrat OF a secret organization designed to
carry missouri for Seymour and Blair. The
Democrat says:
at Is military organization in every par
ucular: Its purposes are concealed even from
The body of Democrats, for Democrat not
member Is allowed 10 be present at any
meeting or roll-call. Its members are bound
oy secret oath TO obey the orders of their
leader and every company is required to
meet every week for roll-call, TO send
constant reports of its effective force, and
70 Keep the force up to the full number
Between companies and headquarters. as
between headquarters here and in other
States, there is constant communication, but
In all such papers the nature and objects of
the organization are carefully concealed. These
papers, perhaps, for the sake OF secrecy, have
been signed and sent by different persons IN
this city, whose names we retain for the pres
ent, but the proper authorities have been in
formed OF them. The injunction of secresy.
the oath TO obey vows, the establishment of So
cret signs and signals the peculiar form OF the
organization IN sections Of ten men each, under
control of an officer, the PROHIBITION of books
and records, and the exclusion of all visiting
members and Democrats not sworn members,
show that the actien contemplate is one which
men, even before their party friends, dare not
put upon paper, and can hope TO accomplish
N only by conspiracy Of the most despe rate
and lawless men in the State
The papers referred 10 which seem to SUBJ
stantiate the above remarks are a .circular'-
and instructions to captains" both of which
are gwen IN full In the DeH0cr1t. The circular
sets forth the reasons for for ming such an or.
ganlLauon TO carry the State for Seymour auf
Blair, and says TO those TO whom IL is addressed:
III you approve It's conten Is, you will at once
proceed to organize by signing your name TO
the oollgatlons and selecting such additional
names for oficers and privates as are contem.
plated in the instructions 20 captains, 4. e. pru-
dent and trusty Democrats. II you can not
form whole company, do the best you can
Remltt 70 Geo. A Terrible, Esq, box 2,is6, St
Louis, Mo. such sums Of money as YOU NAV
collect from time to time for this purpose"
The "lnstruetions 10 Captains are mainly
embraced in the above summary from the DEM
ocTdt- with the exception of the following de.
talls -" Your company will consist of three
piatoonsi each platoon 70 consist of two sec
uons; each section 10 consist of ten men. To
each platoon there will be commissioned one
lieutenant, who shall have the authority TO
appoint one orderly sergeant. You will col.
Iect from each private two dollars, from each
heutanant hye dollars, and from the captain
ten dollars, which will end the expense so far
as headquarters is concerned. This money
VIII be forwarded 10 HEADQUARTERS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF CoAL.-No MOI 2
important discovery has been made in South
western Virginia since the war, saws the Bristol
News, than the recent one of coal at SaltyiIle
Ii is on land sold by Hon. Wyndham Robert
son TO MI r. Smythe. As usual, Mr.. Robert
son had reserved the mineral right, and at a
more subse quent period leased 1t TO Mr.. MIL
burn Gallihar, of Smyth county. This gentle.
man went 10 " ork on the slope of the mountain
Immediately north of and within a mile of the
salines, and within sbouI zen feet be found
small vein, a few feet further on, and still
another, until at the depth of eighteen feet a
ne VEN was opened mp. The quality i. very
hne, burnIng entirely 10 ashes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAsIS, &c.

In New York yesterday, the arrested CITY
Councilnen appeared before Judge Barnard
to answer for contempt of court. Richard
OGorman appeared Tor the Council After
argument the Judge said the Counc ncilmeu might
consider themselves purged of contempt and
paIoled them 10 appear this morning at eleven
O'Clock.
Rev. Henry wendt, formerly Superin.
tendent OF the Lutheran Orphans Home AT
GermantOwn, and who about two wears ago
was arrested, convicted and sentenced to n
term OF hfteen years 10 the Pennsylvania Peni-
tnuary Tor having outraged n number OF little
girls under his care in the Home has escaped
from prison, and II Is said has gone TO Europe.
Inc FenIan convention continued in secret
session IN New York yesterday. The annual
report of Chief Executive Savage was read.
and Col % BeIrne, the permanent president,
made an address. The military members of tn
brotherhood are also holding a convention,
with Gen. Dennis Burke as temporary chair
man.
A tie malieiously fastened across the track
about hve miles west of Frankfort, Ill. cause
serious accident on the eastern bound train
loaded with grain and stock. The train was
thrown from the track, and the engineer fatally
injured The fireman had an arm brken
General Buchanan has relinquished the
charge of the FTeedmen's Bureau in Louisiana
10 General Hatch General Buchanan remains
IN command of the district until Rousseau
arrives.
The running meeting of the Narragansett
IMk ASSOCIATION commenced at Prov yIdence,
h l., yesterday. Morris black colt by Eclipse,
Climax. General Duke and Birague were the
winners.
An International yateh race at Cowes. Eng.
land, took place yesterday. The English
schooner yacht Cambria was the winner, the
American yacht Sappho coming IN fourth, and
last.
Governor Hayes, of Ohio, has issued a pro-
clamation prohibiting the introduction of in
fected cattle into that State.
The coastlng trade of EeneZuela has been
opened To all foreign fegs for six months from
the 18th of July last.
The Democrats and Republicans in Louisiana
are stumping the country parishes.
All the Democratic clubs OF New Orleans
are 10 have grand procession on 5 aturday
next.
A reunion OF former officers of the Army of
tne James takes place IN Boston on September
The Earl Of Mayo Is to be appointed Cover.
nor-General of India.
Among the political notables al Long Branch
Is Hon John Morrissey
Commodore James Armstrong died in
ChariesIown, Mass, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26

TIE TENNESSEE MILITIA BILL.-The Com
mittee on Military Affairs IN the Tennessee Leg
Islature has reported a bill authorizing the Gov
ernor 10 organize and equip one or more Iegi-
ments OF volunteers for each Congressional
district, 10 be composed OF loyal men, sublect
to the revised regulations of the United States
army; the expenses TO be paid BY the State
Treasurer in sums not exceeding $4,000 At any
one time. The Governor is empowered TO de-
clare martial law In any county, and to quarter
troops IN such counties; the expense TO be paid
by tax on the people OF said county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26

AN IMPORTANT SUIr.-The New York Com
mercial says: 1.-The suit brought by Geoege w.
Alexander late Assessor OF the Eight Pennsyl-
yania District, against j. Lawrence Gstz.
member of Congress, F. A. Rollins, Commits.
sioner of internal Revenue, and Others charg.
ing them wrh conspiracy TO defame his
character, and obtain ms removal from Office.
future removals based on statements of parties
interested in them for political purposes. The
warrants have been served on all Of the resbou.
dents except Commissioner Rollins and the
original hearing will occur at Reading, Bsrks
COunty."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-26

~The lourneymen tailors of New York city
and vicinity perfected their ORGANIZATION at
large mass meeting held ON Monday night.
7 he object Is TO demand an increased pay from
sheir employers
~6eorgia newspapers say that the crops IN
the northeastern ssctisn OF that State are very
fue The corn crop Is excellent The cotton
Is reported TO be splendid, but the guantiiy is
small.