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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

Ellington dispatches say that the troops
ot be withdrawn from Arkansas, or
ther restored State, at present. The
will, as in Tennessee, aid the civil
erities, but will not act unless called
by the Governor. It is the hope Of
1al Grant that the people themselves
PIKE such a course rs will justify very
interference by the military. No
have been Issued to the commanders
er States. and none will be given till
representatives are received in both
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

|tna hrt aus 1 ~ ,td4 4 q uatihd. D1sa8-
failures have recently occurred there,
pore are threatened. A correspondent
b; "0ur streets look as If the place
icing deserted. Omaha can never ret
pc same excitement "a she did this
B. In my opinion she Is dead for
TO come, and II the truth WAS told b.
ley would coincide with me. Two
1a egO there was NOT etore TO be
y in the place. To-day there are
|Quo sfnree for rent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

MISSISSIPPI NAVIGATION CoMPAEY.-
arm from the secretary of this com.
that a meeting of this company was
yesterday at the office of the Crescent
u Insurance Company. when it was
4 by the secretary that more than the
BIT required by the charter (s2O0, O6O)
been subscribed, Whereupon it was
niEed to call in the first payment of
+ er cent. The treasurer, Mr.. W. s.
Of the banking house Of Pike, EspeyTe
! 'ther, is charged with the immediate
tion of the instaIlments The Presi.
pf the company, Mr.. Thomas A. Adams,
6 gone to Europe for the summer, Mr..
Moulton was elected President pro
There is now an almost certain pros
fhst this company will have one Of
pew boats running in a few months.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

Washington correspondent Of the
pile Courier says:
lnsOn may possibly receive compli-
try vote from the Southern States.
ylYania will lead OF tor Hancock, with
\ hly complimentary vote to Judge
r. The Southern delegates, who are
big here daily, prefer military candi-
The Western delegates scout the idea
Ase's nomination, some declaring they
pit In such an event.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

n the honor of a cadet and a gentle
certify that have in no manner or
nprOperly interfered with or moIested,
ped or injured ntw cadets from my ad.
pn TO the present time; aud do furS
pledge my honor that during my ab
from The post of West Point viii alb
fr9m sil Intoxicating liquors and
dissipation or excess Tor three
Immediately following my departure
and preceding my return 70 the
Rmy.
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aaMrIsCELLANEOUs.

Good CrsPs In Gs OrgiaY- DeeisiOn a. VIr-
glala kail+sa4 Case.
SAVANNAH, July 2-Reports from the
crops are very favorable. Raining al day.
RIOHMoFD, July 2-rhe supreme Court
OF Virginia ia the case involving the valid.
ity of ten years' leasa Of the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown railroad. de-
clared the lease void on account, among
other reasons, of the fraudulent issue Of
$500, 900 oflspuri0us stock. a3 M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03
BY YTELECRAPH.

D1 IEAECKAPHs
FROM WASHINGTON
CONGRESS- TO CONVENE In NOVEMBER.
The Proposed Division Of Texas.
EFFORTS TO REMlvE GENERAL REYNOLDS.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Great Democratic PoW-Wow,
GATHERING Oh THE OPPOSING CLANS.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, ETC.
dispatches TO the Associated Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

Fy West Point cadet must sign the
ing before he gets days leave Of
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! 0rlea,rs gepMbiieai1.

| JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES,
h JOURNAL OF THE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
n JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARITY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-09

on Saturday evening, at Jerome's Theatre. Un-
fortunately, "Camille's" day is over, and the
announcement Of that pulmonary heroine upon
the bills is only too suggestive Of the advertise
ments OF pulmonary syrups. Last evening and
this evening the lovers of Black Crookism
have the sad opportunity Of bidding fare
we'll TO Bonfanti and the other leet-footed
bouneefs who for the last two years have de-
lighted New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and
Chicago. Rose Bell is q taller, more decorous'
more dlgni6ed, and altogether less pleasing
duchess" than Tostee. believe these items con-
clude the budget at present ALI BABA.
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UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
GENERAL JOHN f. HARrRANFT.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
GENERAL JACOB M. CAMPBELL
MAYOR.
GENERAL HECTOR TYNDALE
RECEIVER OF TAXES.
RICHARD PELTZ.
CITY CONTROLLER.
SAMUEL r. HANCOCK.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
MAJOR ALEXANDER MCQUEEN.
PRoTHoNoTARY OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
CAPTAIN RICHARD DONAGAN.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
CHARLES GIBBONS.
CITY SOLICITOR.
THOMAS J. WORRELL.
PRESIDENT JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT,
J.I.CLARK HARE.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
M. RUSSELL THAYER.
CONGRESS-.
First tDstrct-BENJAMIN L. BERRY,
Second District-CHARLgs ONEILL.
6lTd TonTib MYEE 3 ksL1Ey
Filth Distriot-CALEB N. TAYLOR.
STATE SENATORS.
Second District-A WILSON HENSZEY
Fourth District-GEoRGE CoNNELIA
REPRESENTATIVES.
seco css 9ieESsDASIR pssaoinhSbSRP FPT T1rrERMARY
Fourah FodTa pstEctNSndhaa W M4ERs MAMa
sixth District-COL. oHARLEs KLECKNER.
Seventh District-JAM ES SUBERS.
SSI,n!!6S SS,n!S BBIis!Tiei-GGAAPT; FEAEk T3so; Ssv v,s
twelfth DistricsEA ADAiRE
6LsGS SGSNER
Fifteenth Dislrict-JAMEs HoL9ATE.
Seventeenth DistrictNCoi. JoHN CLARK
Eighteenth District-CAPT. RoBERT HERVEY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

HAVING ALTERED AND ENLARGED MY
IL Store, No. 2SO N. NINTH street, Invite atten
IiOn to my Increased stock (of my own manufaeture)
of dpe B0OTS, SHOES. CATERS, ETC., OF the latest
ls snn y ERNEST 6oPP.
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COAL.

u MIDDLETON & CO., DEALERS IN
~. HAhLE1SH LEHIGH and EA9L@ VEIN
GOAL, Kept dIy under cover Prepared expressly
for family use. Yard, No. 1226 WABHIN0TON
Avenue once NO. nt WALNUT Street.. "a
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IS29---CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Go.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE:
Nos 4S6 and 487 CHESNUT STREET.
ASSETS ON JANUARY L. isss.
$2,6O3,1AO.Oo.
CAFIIA S4ee, ,e0O.OO
ACCR UED SURPL Us s,sDa.sa
%h@m1 .s46.2O
UNSETTLED oLAIMSs INCOME FOR 1858
sas'"ss'2S ssSo,00OoO.
LOSsEs PAID SINCE 1880 OVER
go. 100000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Term,
o,..,o. D.uo.s DIRECTORS.
samuel Grant. Francis Y. Iswis. M, d..
Isaac Lea. William s Grant
SSHaAhLES h, BANU6ER President
JAS w. MeALLlSrhR, Score etary pro tenn.
no Agencies MesI OF Pi.sDurg. SIl
pRGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OR
LNCOkfokATED l804-CHARTER PERPETUAI
NO. "a ALN U1 Street, opposite the Exch An9a
This Company insures from lOsa or DAMAGE bv ~S'
FIRE
on liberal terms build ngs disc fnrnitnrs
sec @ b t0r nited Perloss ana permanently build
The Company has in active oper alton Sor mora
han Sixty YEs Rs, during which all lOsses have
Dssn promptly @ A0'nisfsS bfshSr6Es RSd pss
John l.. Hodge, David Levin,
NJ. b Mahony, BENJAMIN Fitting,
John Il. Lewis, Thomas III. Powers,
William g. Grant, A. r., McHenry
Robert W. Leaning Edmund Castill0n,
ID. CLARK wharton, samuel Wilcox
Lawrence Lewis, JE Lewis Q. Norris,
JOHN r. WUCHERER. President.
SAMuR Z WILCOX. Secretary e28a
INIRE INSURANCE EXCLU6IVELY-THE
IL PENNSYLVANIA FIRE lNSURANOE COM
PANY-lnoorporated lS25-Oharter PerpeLual-No
$40 WALN UT Street, opposite Independence Square
This Company, favorably known 10 the community
forty years. Continues insure against loss
or damage by fire on P0blio Private BuiIdngs
either perm manently or for q limited time. Also on
FurDiture Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms. s
Their Capital, together with n large Surplus Fund
is Invested In lhe careful amer which enables
them 10 offer to the insured undoubted security in
the case OF loss
Daniel Smith, Jr, John Devereux
Alexander Benson, Thomas smith,
Isaac hazlehurst Henry Lewis,
Thomas hoDins, - ]. Dillingham; Fell
Daniel Eaddoeka Jr. -.
WIN, Q, CRoWELL, Secretary, sses
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27
FOR Presidential Eleetor.,
RennbIIennrhnnher

The irrepressiblel Republicans OF
Wheeling, who have been growing
more and more irrepressible from day
to day since the election, as the news
piled up Republican majorities. can
contain their joy no longer, and have
resolved to give 1t expression by firing
a salute this afternoon on Wheeling
Hill. Prick mp your ears, then, Demo-
Gratis, about o'clock this afternoon,
and you will hear more Republican
thunder.
We would caution our friends not to
mount the gun, as certain enthusias.
tic Democrat did last Thursday night,
for fear of similar "reaction. - He
made great ass of himself, and the
gunlvery properly kicked him down
thehill. The gun knew better than he
thatitswas mo Democratic victory and
1t had no notion Of helping In the game
offalse pretence. .ssps4 sni = 1,=ts,,s "a
H
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ICOMMERCikb AND FINANCIAL.
54maRKrEs BE rELEaRAPm.

.sf-rrEs frelgs -saa. .------sr.stu " H-sz H.E-nst
F. 49,. : - NEW YoRK. October 26.
sCoTroN-Shade hrmer; fair dsmandi
sales OF 8, 100 bales al 25xc for middling
uplands. o. sa TtH'4 LafE,.s,is ~
tFL.oUR- Closed heavy and 10aI5c low
er. ON common and medium grades. -
4 GRAIN Quiet and steady at
81 66aI 81 for No. 2 spring. Rye-DulI
and nominal at 81 4SR1 so for western.
0ats-Dull and heavy at 7Sa7s9zc for
western. Corn-Duli and heavy at
81 Hal 18 for unsound; 81 14al l5- for
sound mixed western. z! -aIu..fci
q PRoYIsIoNs-Pork- dull and
heavy at SIG S7a2z 90 for mess, cash and
regular. Baef-Dali- and tdrooping.
Cut Meats and Bacon-Dul and heavy.
Eard-Heavya at,i17a171<c for fair 10
EdasAFlrm at S3aS4c. - ssiss
ttsli DRY aooDs!i gis-o uaI
The market opens with Indian Snm-
merg weather and moderate demand for
staple styles of goods at steady. prices.
Heavy brown sheetings are steady at
i5a16e for best makes. Printing clOths
71<a71<e; Prints 12a121<e for standard
makes; 1870 for Cocheco and MerFt>
mack u; Muslin DeLaines OF best new
styles 2lc; Canton FIannels, especially
bleached styles, in light stock and iEn-
proved request at 23c for Ellerton p;
Bleached z5c for do o; do 2Ic for HAM
ilton Brown, and 25e for Anoskeag.
z5eL e MoNEXAND sTooKs.l sdlg54tI
GoLD 4opsned at 1851, and closed at
1a4IIaIs43f3 - q 81 EsirsifIt s.usf~sSsl Dua
GovERsSfRNr STooKs-Weat,q c60.
p6ns Of 551, 1I5a1I61<: do l62, u2J<a
lis; DO s64, 1IIa1I11S; do SG5, s111a1E1s;
do new, 1101zGI10; dos67, 1i0allOIf; do
'6S, 110Xa11O5S; 10-40s 1855 SR1e55S. o.
STocKs4DepFessed and lower under
z STRONG bear feeling and the rep0Etsof
the Committee OF the Stock Exchapge
on the Eris affairs They say they had
an interview with Mr.. Gould the ffesi-
dent, and learned the tfolloWingi the
conntan yreeenuy issued illions oI
coliVerlibIe bonds 20 take up the nYe
miliions eptancea falling Que N
Jan1aFy.. which have been Issued IN tne
tlufGhas se or Boston, Hartford anu f1tle li.e
boufls. p or this amount or bonus aDout
i've nj lions have been converter 1nto ps
common stoclzy and in the eYens2d s1,t me
laying of the third rail LnEee mltllens
more viii be Issued. The common
STOCK and recently conYerteple ponds
Arnount1s 10 81, 800, 900. 6T59 sprtces !:
O1Ielr5iIvsr 23a231<; Pacific MAI 122R
IssSIS TE5astern Union telegraph 35%
asls eiSeVz York Central 42S5<al23SS;
Frla 39I<aS95ffS do Preferred 61a611z:
Onto z. Mississippl g <a3ai Wabash- %
s66JI. do preferred 72a74i Michigan
central 117a11s chlRan southern
fssTass5<; Toledo 10 - FoFFt
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New York Catns HARRIET.
.-aI NEW YoRK, October %.

BEEvEs-DulI throughout the past
week, and prices lower. To-day the
market is quiet and prices heavy; the
bulk is about common quality. Re-
ceipts for the week, Z, ,404 head; inferior
to ordinary 9a11c; fair to prime 14s161zcj
extra 16a161<c. = = -. 2 - :.
SHEFP AND LAMBs-To. day the mar
ket is tolerably active and prices heavy
at 6I<a7<c for lambs, Sheep, inferior
to good S1za47<c; prime 5s51<c; extra
s5sa5ed aS eAe7zc. receipts Tor tne ne week sss-
SsSSli sgIssE.ALro. day we're fafriy active,
bnt prices are go lower than on Satur-
day. Receipts for theweek Is, $40; light
to common sL<sS5sc; fair TO good S1fa
s5Sc; heavy corn fed 9c.
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EpIaeopal Convention. !.

'-aMH .+~a 4NAW -4OEAANr SSIoSSA <os
In the Episcopal Convention to-day
several messages were received from
the House of Bishops on the grievances
of the Oneida Indians, on evangelical
ton outside of the churches, and other
less important subjects.
The Bishops non-concurred In the
amendments to canon 10, section s, title
1, on the election OF assistant Bishops.
After discussion upon the proprtety
of signing letter from the House Of
Bishops 70 the Secretary of the Interior,
on the condition Of the Oneida Indians,
Mr.. Welsh, of Pa, moved to refer the
matter to d special committee Of three
clerical and three lay delegates to ex-
anime and report. Lost, and the House
declined to take any further action.
Messages were received from the
House OF Bishops nom -concuring in the
change proposed in the Board OF Mis-
sions, asking for joint committee of
two Bishops, two presbyters and two
laymen on the subject of theologi-
cal education, and other measures
for the Improvement and division OF
Committee 10 report at the next general
convention, and announcing their in
tention of adjourning sine die Thurs.
day next
The Committee on Prayer Book pre-
sented a report containing several reso-
lutfons on the changes of matter and
punctuation of the lessons, psalms and
hymns, which was refeferred to the
Joint Standing Committee on Prayer
Book. ~
Hamilton Fish, ON behalf OF the
trustees fund for the relief of widows
and orphans, reported that he had re-
ceiyed no contributions for the object,
and asked TO be discharged and the act
for the incorporation to be fled by the
registrar. Adopted. - q - q 3s...i
On motion Of DIR. Littlejohn the
house concurred with the Bishops In
The messages recently received, except
those on adjournment and Board OF
Mlssiop4s. p. ) - - ~. 80 %,
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wayne III 1<a112; TeGfre Haute 4O5<a4l 4;

Wayne Ill 1<a112; Terre Haute 4OJfa4l5 u
do preferred 621<a64H. isatrzl s,ss :
express SHAREs-Wells, Fargo 6
company 29a29X; American 455<a46
Adams 50a5OZ; United States 47a4T1<
Merchants Union 221<a22A.i f3'z d
Cincinnati. sll
OCTOBER 26.-Flour and GRAIN
Dull and prices nominal to a great eH-
tent, but little doing. D Nc
Cotton-Firmsr; middline .upIands
245<c. -
Tobacco-Unchanged aud quiet.
Whisky-Decllned to 81 10.
Provisioas-The stock of pork being
exhausted there are NO quotations; no
buyers now; butchers sold at IBc.
Bulk Meats-Sold at 14l<c for sides
packed; not much OF any kind In the
market. Bacon-Firm; shoulders 13a
1910; clear sides 1Ta171<c; generally
held at outside rates.
Bntter-Dull; supply batter; fresh
Eggs-2Ta2sc.
Groceries-Steady and in fair de-
mand at full prices.
Otls-Linseed Oll-Nominal. Lard
OIl-Dull and unsettled; the best cur
rent make can be bought at 81 40.
Beet Cattle-Dul and prices droop-
Hogs-Duu and prices dropping at
So 5OaS 80. While the range OF the
weather is now too mild for curing,
therefore packers are not buying.
Gold-134 buying.
Exchange-Rather dull at par buy
ing, and so selling. - .s
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KILLED.
RnnnKsrIn. ontoher q.

An arch OF the blast furnace at Char
lo.te, fell this forenoon, killing man
named Meacbans and inJurtng TWO
others slightly. ---s
Jones, iron foundry was damaged by
lFnilY insured. -. - - =
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VEST INDIES.

-..-- NEW YoRK, October 26.
Havana Correspondence to the 17th
says: There was a good deal of specn-
ilalion as to Lersundi's action on the arr
rival OF his successor. 1t is known that
he has all along been q consistent Roy
alist, and 1t is5not certain wtletherzhe
will recognizes the opposition OF the
new Every thing Is. quiet
at Havana, and the change at home Is
decidedly. popular. The insprrections
in the interior, are OF more Importance
than tIe authorities will admit. The
latest TIaing was In Santiago, and on
reeeipt of flthe'newE considerable aptivl-
ty was noticeable among the troops in
the barracks at Havana The suppres-
sion of the fnst1rEection at Porto Rico
Was officially Rnnounced on the Sd
inst. by the Captain General of the
PFoeinces The troops had captnrsd
sixteen of the principals,7 and were in
hot pursuit Of Manuel Rojas the leader.
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I ,fMAssAoHusETPs.

Q y q
-.issi -. \ a.a4, etas- BosroN, October 20.
assaulted colored man named John
White, In SomerYiIle., horse car, on
Saturday night. The celohed man
shot his assailant, infilcdng a wound
which will likely. proYe fatal. White
surreuderedS claiming that he acted3in
against the State bank to recover $780,
600 paid by the Former to Edward Gar-
ter, of the iifmof 4Mellen, Ward g Co.,
on the 7ceffffied checks of the cashier Of
the State bank, for which gold certif-
Gates lWere paid, and the firm falling
without assets we're lost, was COM
menced in theS SCitcnitS Court this a. m.
The tTtAlaof Ward and Mellen for em-
bezzlipg iGoyernment funds to the
amount OF q hundred Thousand dollars,
resulted to- day In verdict of guilty.
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WAsHtNaroN.
MAsu1NaroN. ocLoher

l.9grF wAsHINGToNB Octoper %.
"A new treaty of perpetual peace and
has been concluded between
Madagascar and the United Statess se-
curing religious liberty and free comz
merce 10 Americans. ~ .Iu- - .isl-'iF
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'p pcHTLDRETH g. BRO.

y SD3 AEaiR atENea g 4 - -
g9,.g-Tq-TsyI W slElelAiNG, W. We.
-HoHESAIIE pEAIilfRe1 ~ ~ - ~ y Y Y
V4f T5il IRON; Nailal al eet ltatt MsASly Ss,l
q tsAsi VVindoW GAS, PEdtt ting u W
ssts,9la o.,Sae I. Pissfei HErl1 Land lle4tt
Isssef n srSlaT d Lime On ts'st
eiis hal GEatcl : ~ ~
Atse-sss-i1 - = fsidtfoE1n k5tlai q. ! .sssl
e.1.sS ,,6siI q Lflee oqtti ~ l.ill
ss1s. GiSisslso. 6orIIp l'-o''.sse-
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ooTonEa aa.-FI0ur-DalI ana dl0op-

G6rain1Wheat-whlte SO 70 4c lower;
amber 20 lower; No. white Michigan
g 20; white Michigan 81 SO; amber 81 IS;
No. spring 81 25, COrn-Dun and 20
lower: No. 1 Michigan Gle; rejected SOC.
Oats-1c lower; No. SIC: No. 2 63c.
Rye-Dull and nominal. Barley-Dun.
.sae- BaRaIo.1 ea1 arg -suE
oCroBER 3.-Market generally de-
pressed; decline considerable.
Grain-Wheat-Sale No. 2 Milwau-
kee 81 SO. Corn-No. !, western Slal Of.
Oats-5Sc. - = - ~ % % ~
Canal Freights-bower; shipments,
wheat zoe to New York. - zHf
e.. az. dHHaukee
October 26.-Flour-Dpll and lower;
city Xxx S6a6 75. o., " .sEsL - u si. =.
eWheat-Unseltled at 81 % for Nc. in
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HURoPE,
LoNpoN, ootoper 25-hfidnieht.

Il -as 0oSooNg-OC <G-m1on1gnt.
Great Britain, France and Italy have
recognized the revolutionary move
/ ndentS OF Spain.e -f4i.st
4 Dispatches received Tonight from
Madrid report that bands in Alicante
have proclaimed for the Federal, RE-
tpublfo, and that disturbances have bro.
l ken ont in Malaga and Grenada, and
that troops have been dispatched from
Madrid to the latter place. !, i
FLoRENoE, October %,
A line of steamers between some
Italian port and New York Is projected,
to accommodate the increasing fruit
trade. 1H
-. PARIS, October %.
Later Rio Janerio advfces state that
the United States steamer Wasp had
arrived at Monteviedo, having Mr..
Washburne, the American minister to
Paraguay, on board. Mr.. Wasbhurne
has protested against the violation of
the American legation at Ascension by
Paraguay, forty persons having been
nnlawfnlly seized there under the
American flag. e.
Ts=sl.s LoEDoN, October 26.
Mr.. Gladstone has concluded his per-
soDRl canvass in South Lancashire II
Is believed the ministry will only re-
tire before large Liberal majority in
the House Of Commons. SEQ
The Swedish R0laE Expedition re-
turned home after penetrating to the
SD degree of latitude. gsi 7+sa
19 ast5e HAVANA, October %.
Captain General Iersundi has re-.
ceIVed satisfactory news from Manzillo..
Two hundred insurrectionists had sur
rendered to the troops sent against
them. a detachment OF troops sent to
meet the insurgents at Tunas had met
with success. a battle was fought on
the ontskirts OF the town and the in.
surgsnts Dispersed. The troops cap
tured the cannon, fiags and all the cor
of the rebels. The latest
advices from the interior report the
Government officers as acting with
viRor, but the rebels are saeking and
robbing plantations. The reinforce
ments sent from Havana had not ar.
rived at the scene of disturbance. 1t Is
tnat the negroes With the in
surrectionists have under them white
whom they compel TO address
them as masters. The telegraph lines
have been cut twelve times within ten
days. The insurrection is confined to
q small district In the interior; the rest
of the Island Is quiet.
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Tr1sses q Supporters.

- eSEFLEYss HARD RUBBEH
atO truss euTes Euptura, Viii re-
Il tain the most dificult with safe
+ ty and ease, never. FusltI, breaks,
lfmbsrs or soils; used In sbnthlnRl
~. isi;tsl4f fitted to form, no skFappInR,
.ANOk eIeanest, Hghtest, n1ost dafablo
sSSSSgl and best, = SeeleV'S a15d Rltboe7,
IsliSsal=f1s. "A bd0MfldI SlppOT4sr,n q very
durable and greatly Improved
Efiiii.Lf 'fI7 instrument for supporting 1he
lN-=7-SH ahdorneSa IN eases OF fefnai %
weakness falling of tho W0Eptb
l4t4AlliA pregnancy, or wherever an arh-
nciaI supporter % tae opuomen may
10 lesiFeds : worn with great comfort and eaSe
and highly approVeu BY tho medlcal pfples-
.GIon igSefei5S HdTd ffii6bdT = Pie = lT1c, BY
which aSiTinRent soothing and healing RAM
edies may be carried direct 70 the parts
am ~ bnH - 80 1s1t Ht lul1r-
: Sold by, IaughlIns Smith q Co, 7. n.
loan q CO., and BY an sDRhggibtss sl0S 10
-isl.-.lrn .. -..-l > :. -------rnL- ~. cEn.--
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chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.--FLoUK--Yery
dull, heavy and nomlnally lower
spring extras SIS 90a6 75. 1t
GRAIN.-Wheat- - Moderately active
for shipment; declined ,7a75<c; sales No.
L at 81 221<a1 .; No. 2opened at 81 10,
declined to 81 141<, and rallied and
closed at 81 171<al 49, sales No. since
Change at 81 16N. Corn-Less active
paniclIy and 25<a3c lower; sales No. l
at S31<aS5c; No. 2. S0aS31<c in store. clos
ing at S3aS31zc for No. i: sales No. L
this afternoon at S3IIc. .0ats-Fairly
closing at 44c. Rye-DulI and 9al0c
lower; sales No. at 81 0Sa1 Is, closing
at inside prices. Bar1ey-Dull and 1Oa
1clower; sales No, 2 at 81 GOAL 60, and
rejected at 81 35a1 SO. closing at inside
prices.
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omeIaI Vote d ONO.

-sssoaa yzE7,EE. SorUaIIsl1Ils 3 y olfft: zb.s
The ofieial. maJprity, for the Repub-
Hcan State ticket Is seventeen thou
sahdthree hundred and seyenty-tlEo,