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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-01-15

young woman's conerum. Who is,eur
favorte Roman hero2 Mar:us.
funch says tibet ducks lays eggs, but geese
EwsQs. sl e77'o
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The King bent low with hand on brow,
He stayd his arms upon his knee;
20 wife, what use to answer now
For now the Priest has judged for me-
The King was shaken with holy fear;
"The Gods" he said, would have chosen
well; -.a.
Yet both are near, and both are dear,
And which tile dearest cannot tell !"
But the Priest was happy,
His victim won.
"We have his nearest,
We have his dearest,
His only son! '
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.eselraR 4snss


nMily arises from the mistake of maxi
ing it with milk instead of water. The
practice so universal in French, Spa
nish, and Italian eotfee-houses, of serv-
ing a glass of cold water with the cup
of chocolate, is good one; as an occa-
sional sip ofthe former greatly qualities
the richness and oiliness of the latter.
, 81 Such are the nutritious and other
wholesome qualities OF chocolate, that
it offers one OF the best articles of diet
when convenience or necessity requires
that the food should be taken in con-
centrated form. In travelling, small
supply of the ordinary chocolate cakes,
sold in the confectioners' shop, viii sa-
tisfy the appetite and sustain the vigor
OF the body during a long journey.
We would recommend every traveller
by our railways to store away in his
pocket a paper of chocolate bonbons,
and forego-no difficult matter, we
should suppose-the headlong rush to
the troughs of the way-side piggeries,
miscalled refreshment-rooms, and thus
escape the dangerous embrace of the
demon of dyspepsia, which hovers over
them.
Those, moreover, whose business
compels them to lengthen inordinately
the interval of time between breakfast
and dinner, would be wise to substitute
for the precipitate guzzling at slushy
bar OF the conglomerate mess OF oy.
sters, pies, beer. and cocktails, which
compose the daily lunch, half dozen
of plain chocolate drops. These will
satisfy hunger and sustain the vigoi
without any risk of disordering the sto
mach and uniting it for its wholesome
service at the coming family dinner
Ha7Der's -Baz0r.
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This subject ought to claim the careful
consideration of our citizens. Our beloved
country is in distress; our people are in con-
sternatim, and know not what 10 do. They
invite counselland encouragement as To the
future. While We frankly admit the pros.
pet is forbiddingy yet we ought not to DIES.
pair, hut stimulate our manhood to meet the
crisis with tYrtitude., and prepare and re-
solve, with the blessing Of Providence, to
produce good crop in the coming year
May we not hope for better seasons next
year, Let us manfully determine usucceed,
and we shall confidently expect to see the
cloud now hanging over US dispersed
| Tai3orondh 0onrfher1era y ~ % ~ 80.
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THE VICTIM.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN, POET LAUREATR
(From Good Words of January

BY ALFRED TENNYsoN, POET LAUREATR
(From Good Words of January)
.rl.ra 1-sis6i IL slf{as 3g
A famine after laid them low
Then throne and byre arose in fire.
For ON them brake the sudden foe:
So thick they died the people cried
1.-THE gods are moved AGAINST the land -
The priest in horror about his altar
To Thor and Odin lifted a hand"
Help us from famine aa
And plague and strifel
What would Won have of usg
Human life TyltsL
We're if our nearest
Were il onr dearest
rf Sd i ANSWER O answerl ue. s
l,.ltt... -g'rl-i -.t.iTq.lftu.5 g
....t ,.oa,s. TT. ,t..,r .if,r
Rnt still the foeman eno;l,d and bnrn,d Gl
And cattle died and deer in wood.
And bird in air and fishes turn,d
And whiten'd all the rollino flood. ~
And dead men law oil over the wav e-
Or down in a throw scathed with flame
And eyer and ave fine Priesthood moan,d
Till at last if seemed that an answer came.
"The kim is hanny -
Tn child and witr.
..-+- Tol,o ro,, h;s. VOC .as+
III ra,, he daaros,
1oNS y"A i' NSAi@o',
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LEGAL INTELLIG ENOE.

COURT OF QUARTER sBssIoNs-AIlison p. j.
MIillam II. kuddman, Prosecuting Attorney.-Pri.
son cases are still before the Court and motley crew
was up this morning for confederation.
..s1tes sn1es Hushwood pieaoed guilty te charge o.
ns5nult ana battery upon q woman. It was stated
sctpe Se % wsnt into her house to get dog when she
stiikee me attempted 10 force him away, and he.
her brutally. ~ ~
Thomas Good. alias Brown. pleaded guilty 70 q
Snh5ge OF larceny He picked the pocket OF Mr. John
~ Barnes, while that gentleman was buying a ticket
e. tne crowoed door Of theatre; but he mme
Ing ts was found at his feet
lou So Deering was put upon trial charged with
larceny IL was alleged that in July she went 20
tavern, At bt John and Canal streets, 10 serve as
the propretress and after abe had been there
was euspected and arrested and the officer upon
searching the premises, according to her directions
found the money under the and in other
places She acknowledged tnat she had taken II -
was willing thai IL should be recovered ~ ant
The defense denied these alegp" a. 80. -,
snes rennapIion for " ..Sey OF her own, and bor
stantiai susricons .ceety as TO repel all unsuO
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LATER FROM EUROPE
Minister Johnson and the
Queen-Movements of Ma.
poleon-The Working
mems Congress.
BY Atlantic able.


LONDON Sept. 15.-Hon. Reverdy johnson
American Minister, had his first interview with
the Queen at Windsor Castle the day after her re-
turn from EuroIe. Mr.. Johnson was introduced
by Lord Stanley, and presented his credentials
as Minister of the United States to the Court of
st. James. The Queen and court left yesterday
on q special train for Scotland.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-The Emperor, on his way to
Biarritz, turned aside to visit the camp at Lave
mazan. He will remain in camp to day, where
grand review will be held. Tomorrow he is
expected to arrive at Biarritz.
CORK, Sept 15.-The city government of Cork
has offered a reward OF one hundred pounds tor
the arrest OF the ircendia1ies who caused the
recent fires In this city and vicinity.
BRUssELs, sept 15.-The International Con.
gress Of Workingmen brought their session to
close yesterday. Among the resolutions adopted
is one advising all workmen to abstain from
following their trades in the event of war in their
respective countries. The Congress issued an
address to the Workingmen of Europe. 1t calls
on the workingmen to oppose war; to refuse to
couptenance assassination, and to use every
effort 10 promote the education of the poor.
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.

The New York T1ioune of thss morning Says
e esn % SSnSS @ s% h one eighth
bonds continued In good request aud we're strong.
M & SUap SG qS
firm and all Elasse. Of oends In demand state bonds
bonds esIl; North Carolina ex.cOupons, 7ss<; Mis-
The uubscrip,oa to tne Central Pacific bonds con:
are in constant investmest demand at iOC and &C,
ware and Hudson Canal sold al 100; Adams Eixpte
SOLD a. ts9 United states, 4G Merchans' Union, .
slnx and stsf
sold an sw
BBssSng .qia q Mic@Iss9 sOq;ssTs s.
Paul common nm % Toed9 o., aud Wabash epmmon, g.,
lWSyne lSl1. Chic go End Alon, lN; Ha, nibaL and
s SssR4 YSfk e. s s s o shf e &
The Western shares declined from A@h Der Cent:
s pPS snG Ss 1e
n ss sdd Of Ge e % Reading wsS 1 MS
gan son'hsgn, Ss1 Toledo ana WABASH .s es st. Pail
Rock %sfssi
%sna Gaming many ias. sns:s ssS "lS wi.ASsi Ssi
in apiioipalion Of light money the October sssteo
sn Is W very nS AND the tS bears have the Large
q SOnisnd %,h Any ssse%Pt e ooE msasy
TIeasufy In hoafdns ourrenoy and he oner n
ences that assisted the previous attempt to break
fef and Roak island aTe scafcs Tor
10 the 81 Paul shares there small short interest
tons, or The preferred stock that mature within
weak the balance on he strong snd hgSeT Sss
New York sentTsls sold a. I2tt & Erie 1 @chi!an
SSm1%Op a. saPp5 1ss PTesEed SER 1 ok Island O
Fsnersi and were from iis 'PSTsS per- cent
higher & than sc,,I a. the opening The market closed
-Tne N Y Herald Of this nnornirg saws
"A very active and buoy alt speculation In railway
shares set In late this serneSn moor ana The market
opening prices. with Erie and New YORK Central
%e Shs e At
rather weak Money was in extremely abundant
cent On aovernment securities and four IN mixed
nsae % 10 ssSaSce s three sss rbes o
but unnecessarily as these parties concerned had
ns he q bsas
largely in e1ces. Of the demand. Commercial paper
Freely al s7 per CENT fhe remiitsnces Of Currency
me OF 5s Ss
section this m3rsing Chicago Jou nal OF Friday
tsa. s the OK local sccouss ssy: :
Ct ns 0cg
having sensibly fallen of with the return of large
Temttsnces. There nothing in the asseci Of affairs
snppy tSs
locking up greenbaeks VIII prove aSortive. tis0A'' ''
The returns of the Bank of England for the week
pared with the previous week
Bss Fasc 81 45 45 e, Ss
Other deposits 10 Sa0 1 7SS @ Dscresse R Ssl,lOO
Other secures Is 28S $50 Increase......... 642s52
Notes unempy'd 1922 400 Decrease-.,..:. 289 255
being an increase Of 9ssi as aud the STOCK Of SSOn
SS Of Is s "e sn
return The god IL 20 IN bsSk Ho Of France 20
$50 co.,"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
A Berth for Rousseau.

respdtoh to Che AsSOcidted Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ii. The President directs
that General Rousseau, commanding the De-
partment of Louisiana, be assigned to duty
according to his brevet rank OF Major-General.
This takes effect when General Rousseau as
sumes command. The late order assigning
Colonel r. G. Buchanan, 1st Infantry, to duty
according to his brevet rank of MajorGenersI is
revoked, and he is assigned, according 10 his
brevet rank of BIigadier.General, in order that
he may command the district of Louisiana, TO
take effect when General Rousseau assumes
command OF the Department. The resignation
of Lieutenant Mcbride, lst Cavalry, has been
accepted.
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THIRD EDITION
ID il - a - II H R I.
A Tornado in the Northwest
The Perils Of the Sea.
E'cY Etc. Etc., Etc, Etc, Eco.
Etcs Etc., Etc, Etc, Eco.
FROM WhSHINGTON.
ReioicinR i'm the South.

Special Despatch TO TAe Evening Telegraph.
WAsHNGToN, Sept l5.-Despatches have just
been received here from Union men in various
sections OF the South expressive Of their great
Joy at the triumph iu Maine Of the Republican
policy. Rebels, say they, are dismayed at the
unlooked.for result Of the election. The Ma
tional Union Republican Central Committee are
in receipt of advices from all quarters, not only
joining in the general rejoicing, but giving
promises of equally good results at the Presi-
dental election.
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FROM CANADA.
The Close of whaIen's Trial

OTTAWA, Sept 15.-A large crowd of per sons
was outside of the Courtroom this morning, but
very few we're admitted. His lordship took his
seat at a quarter past O'Clock. The prisoner,
on being brought in, looked pale and nervous.
The jury being called from the room in which
they had passed the night, and answering to
their names, were asked the usual question,
when the foreman replied that they had found
a verdict of guilty.
The prisoner who heard the announcement
with great composure, then made long address
to the Court in which he very emphatlcally
and solemnly asserted his entire innocence. He
de MED having any connection with Fenianism; !;
declared that he had been condemned because
he was Romsn Catholic; that the evidence
had been deliberately concocted to convict
him.
He was going on to speak of the cruel treat.
ment of Irishmen in England, when he was
interrupted by the Chief Justice, who pointed
out to him that whatever might be the case
elsewhere, in this country Irishmen aud all
other classes were treated alike before the law,
and he had no reasonable grounds for COM
nlaiDt.
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FIFTH TION
FROM WASHINGTON.
How they Look at Maine-Senator
Morgan in Favor Of an
Extra Session.
Etc, Etc, Etc, E:c., ETC., Etc:
Special Despason 20 The EUensno 7slsrepn.

Special Despctch 20 The Etentno 7sleoropn
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Democrats here
are greatly demoralized over the news from
Maine. Some OF them persstently refuse to
believe 1t. The Inteaigencer says the Republican
majority will not be over 1900, and claims the
result as Democratic victory. The Republicans
are everywhere juoilant Senator Morgan, in
conversation with prominent official to-day,
said he thought it would be best to have Con-
gress meet on the 2lst. General scheuck has
not yet arrived, but will be here this evening.
Members aud Senators are beginning to arrive
in considerable mum bers.
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Found Guilty.

Boston, Sept. 15.-Andrew j. Freeman, who
was caught, week SINE, in the act of attempt-
ing to liberate prisoners from the State Prison,
was tried, convicted, and sentenced to prison
for five years.
In the United States Circuit Court the jury In
the case of Jabez Frederick, tried for carrying
on the business of distiller without paying the
special tax, brought in a verdict OF guilty.
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The September Session.

senator Morgan, up to to-1ay, had not seen Re-
preventative Schenck. The former does not
favor a session Of Congress for business at this
tine, but is waiting TO hear what the latter has
to say on the subject. The few members of
Congress now here are inclined to adjourn the
session of Congress until October or November,
but this cannot be done unless a quorum is
present in each House on motion to decide the
question.
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From Minnesota.

ST. PETERS, Sept ia terrific tornado &C.
companied with rain occurred on the Minnesota
river, on Friday night. Houses and barns were
blown into fragments, grain stacks were scat
tered in every direction, and q number of per-
sons injured. Mrs George Briggs was fatally
injured, and others seriously. The damage will
ounount IN $40 non
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Serious Accident and Heavy Loss

HARTFORD, Sept. l5.-Three floors of the new
building, on Albany avenue, ownei by Deming,
Moore d Roberts, to be used as a steam Touring
mill, fell through to-day throwing four thou
sand bushels OF corn and considerable machine
ry into the basement. John H. Flint and w.
Magee were carried down with the ruins and
seriously injured. The loss is very heavy.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Sept. l4-stocks strong. Chicago and
Rock Island lflA Reading, eO7S; Canton, 4sA; Err
46h; Cleveland and Toledo, Io2 Cleveland apd
gan Central, lle Michigan southern. SS}S New
preferred soh; Virginia S. 53A; Missourss ss Hudson
Ill do. new. IosH lo4os lCa%. Gold IA45s. Money
NEW YoaK Sept l5:-Cotten duh at 2sc; Flour quiet
active and adyscSeo 2@Se; sales Of loo % bushels
sales Of 81 900 bushels at si'l5@i2l Oats Arm; sale,
s2sIO, Lard quiet at @@2otc. Whisky qglets
BALTiMoRE, Sept l6.-C0tton dull, nominay st25c.
az so: Inferior, 81 1901 90 Corn dull white, s2o@
Unchanged aeon unchanaed rib sides II; clear do.
l714 shoulders l4S; hams 22 Lard unchanged At 20.
New York stock Quotations, I p. M.
Received by telegraph from Glend1nning q
Davis, Stock Brokers, No. 48 8. Third street,
NY. Cent R........ 1862 Pac. Mail Stea Co. 00N
N: Y. and Erie b.. 46M Toledo d Wabash. 49, Z
Phi. and Rea. R...... 90H Mil. IL st. Paul com SO
Mich. 8. and M. II. 1897, Adams Express So. 503<
Ole and Pitt R....... $685. Wells. Fargo........ 25
Obi. q N.W.R. com. S719I US. Express Co... Az
Chi.& NV. r. prf. S7A Gold
Chi. and II. /. R.....l0lAl Market steady.
PlttsF. Wand Chi 1857
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATroN.-Before
Alderman Beitler, at the Central Station this
afternoon, Luther G. Maudler had a hearing
upon the charge of committing an assault and
battery, with intent TO kill, upon one Daniel
Mooney. Mooney is now lying in very preca-
rious condition. Maudier was committed.
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From New York.

New YORK, Sept. 15.-The barque Johanna
Marie, from Bremen, reports losing several sails
during cyclone on the 9th and 9th instant.
J. Miller was attacked and killed in the Fourth
Ward last night by two rufians. The latter
were arrested.
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A THIEF AND RECEIVERS. Before Alderman
Beitler, this morning, Joseph S. Hall, shoe.
maker, had hearing upon the charge of lar
ceny. 1t appears that he was in the employ OF
Gosline. kachtel Co., No. 1928 Market street,
ar tnat he procured material fo- the purpose
of making up, but did not make any return.
Held in $500 bail TO answer.
Joseph Randell and Henry McDevitt were also
held by the same Alderman to answer the charge
of receiving the pill cred goods. The former
keeps shoe finding establishment at No. 1884
South Fourth street, and at his place two pairs
of uppers. and two lasts were found. McDeyitt
yes at No. 208 South Front street, and at his
place two pairs of boots, and pair of uppers
were found.
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General Butler Defeated.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-A special to the Com
merciaL from Boston, says General Butler's
nomination for reelection to Congress has beer
defeated.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv the newest and best manner
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and EngIaver.
SIS No. 1893 CHESNUr Street
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Republican majority

These towns, last year, showed q Republican
majority of s5s2 The remaining towns to hear
from last year gave Republican majority
ageregating 5000 votes. The full Republican
majority throughout the State will from present
appearances. exceed 2l,000.
There is nothing as yet decisive about the
Congressional vote, but it is not expected to
vary materially from the rest of the ticket. In
the first district Lynch's majority for Congress
is about 5000; the majority of Morrill, in the
second district is 5lOo; the majority of Blaine in
the third district is $500; the majority of Peters
in the fourth district is AGO; the majority OF
Hale in the fifth district is $500.
The Republican increase ofgain this year over
last is about 33 per cent, and the Democratic
gain about 10 per cent.
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Miss Anna Dickinson calls her novel
"What Answer"
A ship has arrived at Boston with $4,000
worth of bogus gold dust.
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Rev. ]. f. South has retired from the
editorial chair of the Bowling Green (Ry.)
Democrat.
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vi A | m E!
Later Details Of the Vote
The Republican Majority
Over $1,000.
The Republican Increase Full 80
Per Cent.-The Democratic
Only 10 Per Cent.
Etc., Etc, Etc. Etc., Etc, Eto.
E,c., Etc, Etc. Etc., Etc. Etc.
THE LATEST FROM MAINE.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
PORTLAND, Sept. 15-2 P. M,-The returns re-
ceived here up to this time from different parts
of the State are from 200 towns. The following
ls the vote:--
Chamberlain 81, 1855
Pillsbury So $40
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He Is sentenced TO neath.

After solemnly cautioning the prisoner against
entertaining any hope Of pardon, and imploring
him to prepare for the future, his lordship SEN
fenced him to be executed on Thursday, the
18th of September next, between the hours OF
10 and o'clock. The prisoner was then re-
m owed. Intense excitement prevails.
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TN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states tor the Eastern Disr ct OF Pennsy wanna.
NICHOLAS b BALLIEr, of PHI ladelpbia, bankrupt,
having peiitioned for his discharge meeting Gre
dors viii ne he on the 4th cay OF October 1888 at
O'Clock p. M, before the REGISTER, EDWIN T.
Oh AsE Hsq. AT No. SIS WALNUT street, In the city
OF PbiIadelphiA. that the examination OF bank.
rupt may be finished. snd any business meetings.
required by sections or Is OF the act Of Congress
The Register will certify whether the bankrupt has
A hearing viii also be held on WEDNESDAY, the
2sth day OF 1868 before the Court
Ihia al 10 o'clock A. n when ths parties interested
may show cause AGAINST such discharge.
Auested by the Clerk and Register In the name of
The judi under seal or The O0art elbtu3t
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William s. Robinson, OF Walden, Mass,
has become connected with the Hartford Press
and Courant.
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Shipm ent of Specie.

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-The steamship Alle-
mania took out to-day 100000 in specie.
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Nile Heats, 8 IN 5 to harness.
E X. Conklin names b. 9. Henry Clay.
Johpson nSmes bwn. 9. Geo. M. Patchen.
Omnibusee will start from LIBRARY Street at az
o'clock, 10 convey people 10 The Race. IL