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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND
| LONDON, August 28.-Later advices
have been received from Japan. The
country was still In an unsettled con-
dition. The Mikado had driven the
rebels to the north Foreign troops
were still guarding Yokahoma.
LONDON, Angus 23.-The coroner's
inquest upon the remains of the vic
Tins of the recent terrible railroad
calamity at Bergal. Wales, was com
menced in that town to day. A wo-
man named Wickens, living near the
spot where the disaster occurred, and
saw the ACCIDENT. says that she went
to assist persons in the burning csr,
and that some persons might have
been saved, but for t-e fact that aid
was refused.
Mr.. Litteler. the C0mpany's Agent,
discredited the statement of the wit
ness He thought it was impossibla
for any one to go near the fire. Il
asked the issuance of writs to bring
| Costerasse, and others who were OF
board the train, to testify before the
jury, which we're granted.
Mr. Townsend and Mr. Hone, who
were passengers on the train, testi-
fed that at the time they thought the
fire broke out in the goods van, they
were unable to see a yard ahead, and
that they left the scene unaware that
any deaths had occurred. The inquest
then ad journed until tomorrow
There was an immense meeting of
cabmen held tonight. But few cabs
are to be seen on tie streets, which
present an unusually solitary appear
ance. The meeting resolved to issue
a protest against the conduct of rail
way companies, aud that the partial
strike should begin at once, which IS
to become general if the terms de-
manded are not granted in a week.
BELGIUM
BRUSSELS, August 28.-The wife
of Victor Hugo died here two days
since.
s T# TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 28.-The
Sultan yesterday visited Admiral Far
ragut, on board the flag ship Frank
lin. international courtesies were
exchanged, and much good feeling
was manifested.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, August 28.-King Will
helm has returned from his visit to
Potsdam.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. 28.-M. Henri Rooh-
ford, editor of the La Ldnter1e, has
been condemned to thirteen months
Imprisonment in Jail and a fue of
100000. in the recent action brought
against him Tor violation of the Press
law.
PRUSSIA.
REPTIN August %. = The North
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new York Gola and stock Market

By Te!egraph.l NEW YORK, August IS.
MoNkY-Very easy at 3g5 per cent on
call, but probably an early resumption of
shipments of currency TO the West is like
Iy 10 harden the market. Prime discounts
are 6lx97c.
The failure of an old established Sitka
house il the dry goods trade is announced.
FxCHAN NGE-Sterling is duh and heavy:
S54n9 for prime nmercial bills ana
srarce; even lower rates are anticipated,
should the firm ness in gold continue.
GoLD-Opened at 1851, declined to I445s,
advanced TO l4lt4, anu c5oseG at I4414t9i4 i441s.
The steady drain on the Treasury for
customs begins 10 tell on the rates on
10 Us. The weakness Of exchange, how
ever, checks opera ions FOR IA rise.
aoYERN9IENTS-Are active and a shade
Il rmer; IS are scarce. and the market haV-
ing been oYersold in anticipation of return
bon Is from Fu3 ope, are considerably high
er; sales as n gh as 10 The closing quo
tatfons are: coupons Of 81, ll4149ll45a; do.
'62 Il41&aIl45<: de- 'B4, 1095sgI1O; do. 'o5 Ili5S
0eIII5S; do new, l085sQ1 l0s5<; do. '6z, I0o14(9
Jos &c. 68, lU5149i0813; 10 40s loS14@l0SL.
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GREENBRIER. WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, August q. "A
masquerade ball was given last night
in honor of distinguished guests. 1t
was magnificent affair. Nearly / 600
persons we're In attendance. Promi-
nent gentlemen from ali parts of the
Union were present.
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PITTsBURG, August 29.-William
Semples' dry goods house on Federal
Street, Allegheny was partially de-
stroyed by fire this morning The
building and goods were damaged to
the amount OF $4,000: insured
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view York Dry GOods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. August %
The Dry Goods market partakes of in
creased aeti vity, and " here any conces-
sion l. yieided to, BUYERS take hold with
more aIscrity; although, as a general
thing, they buy with great circum ~pection.
IL has become apparent, however, that
goods are not in excessive stock and many
articles have become SO scarce In WOO ems
AS to justify n slight advance in prices. es-
pecially Ia shawls worth S3 1904. Fine
wooiens, adapted to mems wear, are
scarce and Arm: and low and medium
goods are less sought for, and bring poor
prices. Cotton goods begin 10 mo ye more
freely, and especially prints, many styles
OF wnlctl nav. been reduced to one shiI-
ling, but may BE- hi her to morrow. The
W hoIe secret OF The matter is. Jobbers want
to break down the price of prints, so as
to buy Ia the supplies and then put up
the prices al once. A country dealer,
therefore. ought to change his prices on
This account, for the break cannot be per-
manent. Trade is as healthy as could be
expected. Heavy brown soeetiag are
steady from Ice to l71Ic, both being The
extreme prices.
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ROCHE TEA, N. Y.


RocHEsTER, N. Y, August Is
TIE time of the Spiritual sts CoDven-
ton was occupied last evening and
this morning in discussing resolutions
and new constitution. Both were
adopted at noon.
This evening will be the last session
OF the Convention. There is TO be a
Spiritnalists Lovefeast.
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PROVIDENCE. r. i
College commencement.

Providence. R. l., August Is
The Journal says in place OF the
usual Grafton on the day preceding
the Brown Commencement, it has
been decided to hold a general meet
Ing Of the alumni of the University,
for the free discussion of such practi-
cal measures as may contribute to the
promotion of its efficiency and pros
perity.
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE. Aug. 28.-Mr. Jose
Rabbith, about So years of age, for
manv years employed in the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company's Of
fee, ln this city, committed suicide
about 5 o'clock this evening. byshoo
ing himself through the heart. Do
mcstic troubles are said to have
prompted the rash deed.
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PHILADELP LPHIA
National Convention of Soldiers.

PHILADELPHIA, August 28.-The
National Convention of Soldiers and
Sailors will be held in Philadelphia
on or about the 1st of October. Ali
Governors of States during the war,
and all present Republican Gov
ernors, are to be invited, and Generals
Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas, Meade,
and others are expected.
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SAVANNAH, August %. = Heavy
rains continue, and they have been
general throughout this portion of
the State. Crop reports are gloomy.
Rain is doing material damage to cot
ton.
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We publish in full this morning
the letter Of 1t Col. MORGAN, which
the editor of the Indianapolis Seatiael
has procured to bolster up Its attack
upon General VEATCH. We havesalso
published its article in full. VIII it
reciproeate by publishing the certili-
cate Of the soldiers of the Twenty
fifth upon tic same subject?
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COLUMBIA. S. c., August 28.-There
was lively debate in the House
to-day. showing considerable politi-
cal feeling, and degree OF restive-
ness, under the recent assertion of
the authority of the Governor.
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Gen. Barry Ordered to Re-
port TO the Secrera-
~ of War.
Fenian Convention at New
71 York.
Large Attendance.


arrival OF General Meade-GeneraI
Barry Ordered 60 Report 10 the
secretary or Naf-Gen R0secrans
d--APP0lniment or store
Keepers In the Internal Revenue
service. '-4--- = = tt
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Rev flrleans Markat

By Telegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2S.
CoTToN-Nominai; niddling 2sc: sales ol
So bales; receipts 217 bales; safes for tine
week 358 bales, and receipts $50 bales gross;
423 bales net; total receipts of new cotton
TO date 337 bales.
ExCHANG GR-Sterlihg l57@159; New York
sight exchange "a premium.
GoLD-14413.
SUGAR AND MoLASSEs-On Only retail trade,
FLoUR-NomfnaI; superane 81 90.
CoRN-DulI; sales ifgnt at 81 o09I OIL.
OATs-NominaIly 61c,
HAx-Choice S26 90.
PoRK-DulI but steady at $50 so.
E BACON Steady; shoulders lac clear sides
171zc.
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KEY WEST, Fla, August 28.-The
steamer General Meade, from New
York for New Orleans, ran ashore
this morning, fifteen miles from this
nIaca
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RICHMOND, Aug. 28.-The commit
tee having the power to call the late
Constitutional Convention together
again, decided to- day not to make
such call.
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the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, OF this State, commences at Au-
burn on the 8th of September.
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READING, August 28.-Carl Schurz
delivered an address to the Republi-
cans here last evening, and speaks at
Spottsville tonight.
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DIssoIutIon 0f PARTNERSHIP.

FrSRE ARM OF McfOY a. MOONEY.
- dealers In HA r. WIGS, No, so Locust
Street, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. John Mooney retiring there
from. The business will be carried on at
the same place by Mrs. Agnes Mccoy, the
remaining partner, who Is aIou author
lied to receive all money due the late firm
and assumes all liabilities.
MRS. A. MCCOY.
JOHN MOONEY.
Mr.. Mooney will remain in tile house to
receive orders and do work. augZ9 IL
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARrE ERSHEP 4ERETO.
u fore existing netw cen r.. 8. Ruston. ] .
O. uston, and w. & o Reilly has been
dissolved by mutual consent, All ftabinties
Ion, who is authorized to receive all debts
due said firm. f4F IL
Referring TO the above, the undersigned
as successors to r. >. Ruston q Co. thank
full for past favors to the cl.i firm would
solicit q continuance of the same To the
new firm oil aug29 IW REILLY q co.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August q. = The North
German Consul, Gen. Roesing, sails
for New York the 9th of Sep ember,
fully empowered TO negotiate with the
United States for the adoption of
measures for the protection OF emf
grants on ship board.
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r. C. JEWELL d CO.,


No. ], ,422.
United States Marshal's Notice.
United states OF America, District of n.
diana, -.
TYHEREAs. n libel Of Information
Wv was He'd in the Dis rict CousJ OF he
United States for he District Of indiana,
on the 4ih day Of August, 1868. by Peter
Dashoaugh, b. Charles h. IA sh, Esq, his
proctor, against the st8a -nboat Fanny
Brat dels, heF elthines, tacEiet apparel
furniture, boilers, and machinery, seized
at said District upou a cause of con ct
civil and maritime ft44d clatmlng ahia7
age In the sum OF so 10 and ptuElua gro.
cess against said steamboat 300 t}Ht t4a
same may be Condemned and sold t-sEe-
for.
Now, tn refore, in pu ,suanle.e q the tao-
milton. uuder the seai Of -atu court f me
directed an 4 delivered, go bHre6 s4*s
puDlfc notice to All persons GINNING -
POO Il or any part thereof or ih ANY fuHn-
1er Interested therein, that they be aud
anne -r bef re the District tourt Of ne
TInifed States, to be heid 1t TIE aItN Lu-
dtauapolis IN aud for TIE District OF ln-
diana on the 1rst Monday of Eeptcmbrr
! next AZ ten O'Clock Ofthe Drenoon Of tnat
dav. tnen and there TO intarpoae their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf BEN. SFOON Ett1
Marshal, q. s.
Attest: ]. d. HoWLAED, Clerk.
aus dat
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, Aug. 28-Eve.
CoNsoLs-94; U. $. Bonds 7Is4; Atlantic
& Great Western 3915; Erie BIZ Illinois
Central sllS. aa
FRANKFORT, Aug. 28-Eve.
BoNDs-At 751s. -
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28-Eve.
CoTroN-Firm; sales 1900 bales. other
articles unchanged. u taA
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TIE Democrats of Warrick County
imported one Dr. AsHBY, of Spencer
County to reply to r. T. KURcHEvAL,
Esq The following is given by the
Herald as Que of his choice senti-
ments.
o, consistency, thou used to vert
d jewel, but thou hast become as a
lump of mud-yea. Of black mud,
mixed with nigger's wool. "
The Herald commends the choice
moroccan to DAN. VoRHEEs and Ton
HENDRICKS.
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PARIS, Aug. 28.-M. Henri Roch-
ford, editor of the La Lonterne, has
been condemned to thirteen months
Imprisonment in Jail and a fne of
100000. in the recent action brought
against him Tor violation of the Press
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Anew feature of political cam
pafgning is soon to be instituted by
the radicals, who propose establish
ing singing clubs to perambulate
the country, and chant the praises of
Grant and Colfax for ten dollars a
week and travelling expenses. Ho-
race Greeley is the treasurer, to whom
the faithful are called upon to send
in their contributions. The opening
concert will be given in New York.
A French lady at Boulogne recent
ly sent a challenge to the editor of
comic journal, who twice in success
sion had made his theme her private
affairs. The lady's seconds have re-
ceived formal order to accept the
duel with no matter what weapons.
The interest in the matter is intense,
and bets favor the lady, who is hea-
vily backed,
The World has received note
from person who offers to bet from
$500 to $4,000 that Gov. Seymour
will carry New York by 10000 ma
jority, and the same sum that Gov.
Seymour will be the next President
of the United States.
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Richland---In EQUITY.

@. NJ. Furman, Trustee, Us. the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad Company.
TN pursuance of the decretal order OF
Il june 10, 1868, the Creditors of the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany, whose Bonds against the said Com
pany are secured by any lien in the nature
of mortgage, whether first mortgage or
otherwise, whether said mortgage has
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Simon Younginer and Drury Nunnamaker,
Administrations, rs. Jemima Smith, ct al.
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DURSUANT to the decretal order in
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Richland---In Equity.

Wade Hampton Gibbes, Washington Aston
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LIVERY STABLES.

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Richland---In Equity.

The Theological Seminary of the Evange-
licel Lutheran Church OF South Carroll
ma and adjacent States vs. Mary A.
Blanding, EXecutriX of Shubel Bland
ing, deceased. Bill for relief.
DURSU ANT to the decretal order in
Il this case, the Creditors of the Estate
OF Shubel Blanding, deceased, are hereby
required to render and prove their de,
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October next. d. Il. DESAUSSURE,
July 0, 1868. CE. r.. D.
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Richland---In EQUITY.

David Ii. Wynne, James Campbell, et ar.
ct al, Us. Martha c. Wynn, Administra.
trix, ct al. Bill for partition of real
estate.
DURSUANT to the order in this case.
Il the Creditors of the Estate of r..
Wynn are hereby required to render and
prove their demands before me, on or
before the 10th of August next.
d. B. DESAUSSURE, q. E. r. D.
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Central Ice Rouse,

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