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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
New YoRk, August 20.

The Brooklyn Eagle says that at meets
ing of prominent New York firms, it was
resolved TO sell no goods, except for cash,
to Southerners, during tho present season.
New IoRK, August 80.
The Aspinwnll steamer. Alaska, brings
$500,000 in specie.
Rio Janciro adviccs to the Sth instant.
state that the Paraguayans have been
starved from l'umaita, leaving $50 cannon
and vast amount of ammunition and small
arms. 1900 Paraguayans arc cut of in
dram Chairo, and refuse to surrender. Lo-
PEI is hard pressed. The Brazillians think
the war will close successfully.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
To Planters.

IV L ICIuUCIDy
NURING the COTTON PICKING SEA
~ SON expect TO have GINS, with por,
table PRESSES, employed in Ginning and
Packing Cottont at the farms Of those who
may wish to have their Cotton Ginncd and
Packed. The toll will be whnt is usually
charged by those who require the ton TO
bG hauled to their Gin Houses. My Gin
will go to any PLANTATION where Ten Ba'cs
can be Ginncd without moving
Persons wishing their Cotton Ginncd will
please address me at Chester, S. G.
aug 25 I'm JAMES PAGAN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
Nomination..

MIR. EDIToR: Please announce Capt John
linnant as q Candidate for Tax Collector of
Fairfield District, and oblige,
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
One and ALI.
FRESH GI,OCERTES

SUdAR, Coffee, Molasscs Tea, Candles,
- Starch, Soap, Vinegar, Powder, Shot,
Aead, 20, &c. Just received by
KETCHIN, McMASTER s. BRICE.
june 18
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
JOHN MCINTYRE g. co.

w have just received O. fresh supply of
w GROCERIES which will be sold low
for CASH II-consisting Of
100 bushels of Corr, No | Country Flour,
barrels, half barrels md kits Mackerel, Nos
|, and 3, English Dairy Cheese, Superior
Br. WI Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys-
tcrs, Wine ,Cakes, Lemon Novcsy Cake !,
French Mustard, Crockery, Raisins Nuts,
MI kinds, Fresh Cocoa Cream, Fig Paste,
Assorted Candies. Also Ladies' and Cen
tlcmcn's Shoes, thome manufacture, J Zephyr
Puff "Hcre's Your Male" and l,ill Arp
Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobncco, &c.
gars and many other articles too namo.
rous to mention.
mnr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
Death of a Louisiana Member of Con-
New ORLEANS, August &c.

NEW VKLEANs, august Z6.
James Mann, the only Democratic mem
Der of Congress from this State, died this
morning Of congestion Of the brain. The
Legislature adjourned out ofrcspcct to his
memory, and the House in addition adopted
resolutions sympathy, and resolved to
attend his funeral in bcdy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
Gable ID ;spatches.
GoN3TANTINopLE, Angus

The Sultan has issued an order permit.
ling Fnrragut's flagship 10 pass through,
Dardanclcs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

CURIOUS DIsCovERY.--The Washington
Express says: a gentleman in one of tho
departments has made very curious dis
coyery. He numbers each letter of tho al.
pha6et, and thcn adds the numbers CORES.
ponding to tho letters composing the two
tickets, Seymour and Blair, and Grant and
Colfax, The, result shows IN for Seymour
and Blair, and 140 for Grant and Colfax,
the total being BIT, which is tho number Of
votes in the Electoral College.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

p. A. Cross, negro, Of Charlottesville,
Va, would not vote for q. L. Thompson,
white carpet Dagger, and Thompson pro.
scnts himself at Cross's shop to ask ifit wero
80. Cross told him he had been correctly
informed. 'Rut," said Thompson, srhat Is
very strange how can you desert your own
race, Mr. Cross 2" Cross replied, "Will
you bo good enough, Mr.. Thompson, TO tell
me how IL is that you hayc deserted yours %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

ALSO
SELF RAISING FLOUR for making The
most delicious Breads, Biscuits, Puddings,
SO. Without yeast or salt, with cold water
or milk only--to bo mixed when tho oven is
hot and ready for baking, and for Cake,
Pastry, sc. Saving half tho ordinary
quantity Of Butter and Eggs. This -four Is
warranted wholesome and nutrioious.
For sale by
THOMPDON s. WOODWARD.
may 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

PoLITICs IN LoUIsIANA.---Th New York
Post prints n letter from Louisiana Repub-
loan, who gives some account of tho can
yass there. Ho relates that the Republi.
cans cans arc quarrclling among themselves and
making no preparations for the election,
and that the Democrats are industriously
securing tire negro vote t2staW@3a t&
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
LI7ERFoot, August 25.

The disasters from tho recent storm still
reported. The ship Nlagdala, from Liver.
pool for Charleston, ls ashore, 1ismastcd.
She may get off.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

Five hundred new lawyers have
been added to tho list in New York
city within year. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIKI ELECTORAL CANVASS IN ENGLAND AND
THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times this morning 'oii-
trasts the political canvass in Great britain win
tat in the United States In both cases ING eiec'oiS
are new ones Here, in England there are many
contests differing in men and principles ana the re-
salt is confused hubbub. in which no one SOUND Is
S.ari above the rest The incidents thus lar have
b.,u peacefnl-eyen negative. But the eight weeks
rraining before the elections may warm the contest
which is now so quiet. The Times then dwells on the
violent animation of the Presidential fight IN the
United States and calls an American general elec-
ton an American carnival" The American people
nav Ice serious and interested, hut they allow tue
I.t eccentric and gIotesque characters TO TepeSc'
toe whole people, which does them some injustice
ut less harm than is commonly thought Benjamin
Loran the Secretary of the American Legation mas
s,ue ON a special mission 10 ST. Petersburg. lie also
car.i.. DISPATCHES 10 the American Embassy az D'F
In. Mi. Bancroft, the American Minister at Berlin
Is 81 present travelling in South Germany.
SIR ROBERT NAPIER IN EDINBURGH.
Trr>flrGu. Sent. I7--Sir Robert Napier, the hero
.ctt.. a.. >,iau war, has arrived here, and received
G...... ~ Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

ing serious for the Twenty-Five. and there teinfa
strong probability, eventually realized OF thr hNlrE
to follow their innings Lanccy here came Toward anu
stokes added brace Of singles. aud en aftrr 'nr'o
frnn, leg hive was clean bowcd by Wisher-l1 Wicktts
Tor * Rms Pomcroy followed the way OF those VII" hd
gone before him and was caught by Pooy as soon as ne
500 nv single Freeman dIsposing OF him by beaut-
fluffy pitched ball. Haughten did not add W,isher ms
time beng fata-20 wickes for 81 runs, aud R"gerson
came forward az last man. but whistler did not seem To
care about having MIN at the wicket ana shvered his
ti,nbars arst hall Thus Mt O'Clock the Twenty-Five
were ali out for 81 runs little over third OF The mum
Der obtained by the Eleven As consequence they i"
lowed their innings with small matter Of ia runs 10 ger
TO e the first innings the Eleven, and when the stups
were drawn for the day had succeeded In obtaining ~ Oh
this number for the loss OF three wckels LIE iu seoe
will be found below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE WORK OF NATURALIZATION.

In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday,
before Judge Barrett 80 persons were made citizens OF
the United States Only two applications were rejected.
The majority OF persons far naturazcd are Germans.
The business OF naturaiizing is becoming brk az
the election approaches. and Judge Barrets ;ime is
almost All engaged in attending 10 the applicants for the
right OF citizenship The clerks in the Office where the
newmade citizens receive their certificates have all they
can attend to- and reapuga small harvest by the
sale OF fine parchment certificates NJ s. each The Ger
mans the buyers principally ON the LIST or OctObrr
Judges Brady aud DAILY will bc on the bench. and VIII
assist Judge Barrett in his duties Of granting nauraLa
ton uaper- The Naturalization Bureau Will close on the
23d Of October Tie following list Of the names of
those who received their certificates OF citizenship yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP mrLITA.

Parser McAmOn of the screw steamer LOnls-
lama which arrived AZ this port yesterday from Liver.
pool with freight and passengers reports having sehed
ON the 7th inst. at 1880 the bark Moucquash, Capt
Na!fhcu bound from Prince Edwards Island to Liver
pool. viii Distress flax flying capt Mutctm reported
that Sunday, the tth INST. 100 lt 4u'norh and long -
west hr tell In with tie American ship Jacob \ stan
ucr bound lrum ayc 10 New YORK having ou board ~
aud crew Of scrcwst amer Ntta j. sumner,
tapta oil lao tUhs, which destroyed by fire 40
tho cargo 81 cotton ia theI forehead hayngtakru fire and
burnt ait ~ the StaunersIad neither provisions nor
wafer for many passengers took on board tie chct
officer and 10 passengers ana crew The Moncquash re-
cciyed supplies OF water aud provisions from the iOui
atl. aud continued on her course 10 Liverpool The
stauutr may be expected IN Few days with tur greater
part 81 che Meltas passenger. hpscott GO of this
city are agcuts 81 the Inflated steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

fire occurred ut 10 o'clock last evening, at the
White Lead Works. No lg6 Fuituut owned 10y sheldon
4 Rplry who sustained loss of sfU probably insured
The fr originated IA the engine IoUu and extended 20
TIE third. fourh aud Nth floors, occupied by George o.
milford, dealer Ia specs. who suffered loss OF $50
Tie building was insured 10 the extent OF Sl,SlO.
The New-YoIk Athletic Club met last even
ing al KulckcrbOcErr Hail IA : Njhayc. The President
Mr. j. T. Russell. va. ~ me chilr great amount oil
Interest - taken in this club and the roster Of member
ship is increased each evening The gar Fail games
viii take place October aud the Committee ON prizes
and games now perfecting the arrangements. Tile
Athletic CLUB is composed principally OF young men oi
good ,ociA standing who will do all In their power To
maAs the Fall games worth the viewing.
The Turtle Club, one of the oldest in the city,
held the last is quarterly celebrations for this year
yesterday the grounds Of the club at ClarcmOnt AZ
early hour very many gay luriouts were ohsrr' ed
contained folks for breakfast and later IN the day
others Joined aud met at dinner, where the turtle was
swallowed delightfully."-, together with the liquids IN
which the turtle is wont To swim dissertation on
the hero OF the oCcas!onthc mrtc-nud his prOclVCH
was read by the oldest member" glee club some
very fine music aud tonsis were proposed ahd responded
TO- with the addition that every one 80 hOhOed was pre-
scntcd with splendid bouquet
Bricklaycrs' Union, No. ,, held n stated
weekly meeting last evening at Denlt Hall cor Twenty
third ST.. and SccondaVe. MIR OCuahn, IN the absence
OF tho President T. Il. Gau, occupied the chair dele
CATION from Brckayers' Union, No. II, or MOrrisnnin,
we're present asking for aud M defending themselves ~
their present law suit The secretary read hs report
fof the term from July - sept e. inclusive, which
showed the receipts to lie SS5Oj o. and the expenditure
ss506 Mr. Smith, the Treasurer. also presented ls
report, which showed the receipts from the l Ia the
10Th September be $1,000 30, ana the expenditure
1909 -. Number of mcu on strike 90 Mr.. Nulsl Was
chosen delegate 10 the National Labor Convection
was announced that eight brckhycs were deemed Work
on job N Dcgrawst.. Brooklyn. police officer sent
m handsome donation IN AID Of the strike, ana Had Dcc
elected an honorary member Of tie Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

Steamship wsmutta. Pish Ses.Is tr usse. and pass
stssmshp G. ANGUS Nsli' D. lo.ton. nds'. ant pass
sieamship Dsr . Mot. Pr 'hdeece, wise sud pass
Steamship Isaac Bell fourur. nrlmonc. mose aod pssa
Steamship All stross Dave. faii over . , ,o,
Brig Miwaukir Brown, Port CALEDONIA G. b.. 10 days coal
Brig Rocky Glen. Wallace hoDoo.t
B1g j W. DrsS h''oa 4, ABOUT I ',f bG'a"r
sdg William Mallory IT, ";9a', x aau
Schr. Harper Grsy Glaze Bay l. ea,s. coal
soHooSEks-KivkH ASH cossTw"E
O. C. Acksn Elizabehpor. Assert. Falmouth.
H. Ss s.s'ae . F Sis1 %., SSS
s. p HAYES Ealsoethp'rt George p. Rare. Bhas.pcn
Elem BaTss Eiiabsta poIi AsIsSGsr Missy Eor'eA
Kossuib, ElzabethPort heie ;tsh ng; gin,ahAiet
Prsnkla Pierce Port Johnson Il Al CLARK, Middleton
Martin Van Buren, RondoIt sheppard A,hount Pferx.ba
Maria Loass Rondout {. Ncsh.n rrosnenee
Arctumns. Kiln ,hethpot. cui, s,tep Providence
p,viion Ropdont Jare NJ. Biansrd. ERIahsiApsa
Belle Elrabethport h.5aE Wooster EirbshpOrl
Hdehs Fisler En1abethpOrt Isep River Ellaoe,hpOn
Edwin g. Tyler Rondont ~ Rover, Charleston,
&c. Barter Providence sa'. +. h earn. stamford
Nav ! Meade Taunton. sam Weller, Hartford
Haze. Greenwich ~ rirt Ned bridgeport
Sarah Elizabeth, EewIIsyeo hAFIe ko.ell hew;ha'sl
j. H. Youmaus, New-IdreH Ou'suo htst nIeenShb
Anna Leverett Hewia,en lnni Bridgeport
J. H. GiIah, hes-hsyen " ~. H Mti bridgeport
s ssTas s SMITH FsI RIVER ihas G cs6 SssH Rave,
Marirta Hand Bridgeport Henry b. Drew. Bridgeport
\ Rn'ine Ses Haven Trade Wind Rocklssd
William SITUATE Henry Rcmsen. Bridgeport
Edaard LiDd.lcy' New.IIayen. Evelyn. stamford.
Maggie Bell kofkand
SAILED.
Steamships America for Bremeu; Tar for Lvepo hssosr -
Havana Herman Lyngoo r sa'aaSah Monterey ~ cl.rs
Hatteras, for Richmond.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
yvrIospoy Sent l7Arrve cg Daniel Webster Essbrr,l,
Kate Callahan NeNburgh; Hudson honeon d. Badsin Rsnocs
Leen.e Nav S,oss Poughkeepse; Calypso Bridgeport Sns
ebf Jacob Eaymond Bangor Mary Stores Portland yaeAt ana
Hscy0n Neg-iork
PoRTEEss MONROE Sept Iln the Roads for ksybof-Sr
Green and United States steamship Fortune f EesYon PA
bach bhss Wsham NJ. Blister for BOsoa and s Zee, d
coasters before reported JAILED. .
SAVANNAH Sept -Clesrt steamship Gen Bnna s sss Terri
WLMsGTos, n e., Sept l5-Cieared steamship cJs 70
NeV-iOrk
MISCELLANEOUS.
The ,hr Mansfield ashore she Hogs Bsef Hen otk s
m S inst and still remains very dangerous risanoa
rock OF Astoria ar efenHg NJ
inst and by the John Fuller sbe poese ~ he
Sound, her damage being very slight
The Davenport recently bu ned ana snnk on ne f
Elge raised today 7h and oEed BY the 'ng I'hh fa
70 The Balance Dry Dock for repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE LAST DAY OF THE scHUTzENrEsr.

Notwithstanding the GOODNESS of the weather
the attendance tho Schutzen Festival yesterday was
good The number OF ladies and children present was
unusually large As the day advanced the excitement
increased and at O'Clock, when the lucky brought
down the last piece Of the eagle, he was greeted with
cheers from the multitude aud music FROM the band.
The browning OF the Schut1en King (ir HusDacb) was
the feature Of the day. aud was participated IN 10y "A
number of young ladies. About o'clock The process.
sion WIS formed. and the schuizen King was crowned
by Miss schnakenbah OF this city; but before she
placed the crown upon the yictOrs head she de-
hvered an appropriate address, in which she
complncnied the Ncw-Iork Schutzcn Corps
for their exploits After the exercises OF crOwnug the
king the invited guests marched Ia the large
dining hail. and with the members OF the corps par"ok
uf line banquet spread before them. Mr III. Hutsbach
who crowned king. the trat prizc-a tUld medal
valued at st0 and $50 IN greenbacks The following
named gentlemen the other prizes which rarge III
value from SO to 81 EACH Christi Res, g. ". scholer
mann, II. Gerken. j. II. Dcetzcn, !. H. Eugcl. George
AcTy j. VI. Seficrs, r. II. Engcl ". NOcrZ, G.. Ncuhcn
j. Luhrs, Christ. Disch, On. Rahe, III. L. Meyer. william
Kicgast. II. Turgens. L. H. Engcl The following
ladies took the first prizes for proficiency IN shoot
ing AT targets Mrs.. FlUhucr, Mrs. Kahe, Mn. Helm
staedt Miss Boyer. Mrs Kristen, Mrs Luerseu and Mrs
Finer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

WASHINGTON. Sept l7.-Brevct Brig. Gen. W. w.
Barns row awaiting orders ri proceed to HeS.iork aud
relieve Gen Kibura the purchasing depot aud issuing
conmssary for city John Mclean TAYLOR Ia ordered
San Prsscisco purchasing aud depot com~i,sary.
Breye Brig T. anes ordered 10 duty chief eomHssarY
the Department the soh relieving LeutCo Thomas sntan
ordered Rsneeo for assignment TO duty In the MILITARY
Division the Major w. H. Bell has been ordered 10
duty chief coms the Department II Aasks aud depot and
the occupied headquarters OF that department
The following naurd engineer oes the expiration Of their
graduating leave ordered report the commanding oeer VIII
nj duty With the Engineer bat
Lieut. John Knight and Breve Second Ls Edgar
Bass James B Maeka. william L. Marshall aud Joseph W. VIII
lard second Lsaa Richard H. ors EnElnss Corps ordered "
IsHst Raj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
TURKEY.
rrr,r rrMoNsrnArIoN srrrREssEp.

4 GREEK DEMONSTRATION SUPPRESSED.
IilvssfiS. Sept. IA letter TO the independence
Esrof this city from Constaninople, dated the oth
i.,- states that an attempt of the Greeks oil ChoS
CITRATE the day Of the baptism OF the helr Oh inc
Crecsn King was suppressed by the luFhI'"
aa,ao.iti,s The Greek attach6 OF the American
Consulate WAS one of the persons arrested 1t If SAID
q % Admiral Fa9acut pctiioned for his release but
f....t..i.n Oas refused and the man was taken in
confinement 10 the Dardauellts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
HOME NEWS.

iiInk n WI,
Nyw.YoPS Ti0rr Tier Bar Who'd H"W rber bsr W ~ n,
ar III go M2o n. w. ~ SIat ~ =, ~
u $50 ~ d NV. o. 10 c'n'"
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PExARHs.-Ioruil ggtinff and
cloudy: CLOUDY o. little cloudy 10 ~
cloudy t. 81 lite coudy sunset kVenlnS-
To I t. The At
before II the 10" pom,
the on
tn Of aspt,inler IL marked $50 sunday
m 40 The high hci prevail eli 80 midnight
made the cold sensible she feelings Tue dust Broadway Was
terrible ev It Such changes will take place
lar nam ma r.hs January will last for one
re. RE philosophy 10 dfrs according W the weather. and
tim saye niue SckHess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
PASSENGERS ARRLHEI
LATEST SHIP NEUS

FROM LIVERPOOL SEPT 2-lu 81 anshp LOus,n,-Rs, =
Jousben Rev g. Eandoher Rev W. AuahI, Mr. and fn
derbToek, Mr.. y O'CohnelL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
JAPAN.
THE WAR GOING ON.

LoNnoN. Sept. 17.-Tclcgams from Yokohama to
j, - announce that active military operations
ware on foot, but give no details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
GEEMANY.
VI.TN-'i ~ II
-...-..., - ttD ANCRnIT

MOVEMENTS OF MIR. BANCROFT.
H,'NtcM sept. 15.-Mr Bancroft The Minister Vi
IT,. United States is expected here TINS week 10 ca
change Il rsd .Gtions of the Naturalization treaty
J. ....,,. -i,. Bayarian and American Governments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
FRANCE.
TIE EMPEROR IN CAMP.

Ptrl-. Sept. 17.--Thc Emperor reached the military
camp Of iauncmczan yesterday. where he was ell
Realistically received by the troops. a H'Iso
e.,ad # citizens also welcomed him on his arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
Thousands Of dollars changed hands the first race OF
TODAY.
TIE MAINE HORSE SHOW.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 1.-THE Maine Horse Show
had fine day and good attendance. The hrst premium
for aons was awarded To Gen Knox, aud the magnii-
cent display OF his progeny than entitled nm 10 IT,
spirited race took place today between SIX year o.u
natev a third horse was classed with them, which pro.
hhcd these horses from showing the real merits OF
fh,r Tereut sres The first heat won by the Knox
colt the others by the third horse, the Mcclellan colt
failed to win "A heat.
WORCESTER CATTLE AND HORSE FAIR RACES.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 17.-At the Wor-
ceser Agricultural societys Cattle and Horse Far TO-
day the first open 10 all horses under six years
old Six horses competed IL was won ny
"NO Name" In three straight heats, III 1901,
2as 2:js The second race for trotting stations.
Three completed but Hambletonau. owned by ID. Green
Of Worcester in three straight heats liIne-2i5,
3O2 SOL The stallion Ethan Allen was exhibited oil the
track and, Notwithstanding the weight OF - years, nc
showed excellent speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, Sept l7.-Capt. j. T. Armstrong has
been detached hom !he command q The Ps'ssoa navy a aud
the 18th " October Capt o. faoit has been
d,ahed from receiving hp Ohio snd poej ON waiting orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
MIR. JAMES C. BENEFITS MANsIoN on FIRE.

The splendid mansion of Mr. James Gordon
Bennett al Fort Washington. the Hudson, took fire a.
o'clock yesterday morning II caused 10y de-
fective fue The flames were confined TO the inside ot
the building but before they cXtinCushcd cOnsid-
cradle damage done TO the costly furniture and works
OF The damage was esunatcd at $4,000 iuly III
surrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
AFGIIANISTAN.

THE NEW AMER OF CABoOL.
I.oNpoN, Sept. l7.-Sheer Ali has been crowned
lancer at CaboOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

Encke's comet is visible through a glass.
After The latter part Of September IL may be seen without
IA glass nom IN the evening until 3 n. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
Announcements

RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENT
TKr,s aud battling the parts VITA DN GREaoATs HySIA
LoIlos Ajlisss ~. 0HSioHr Ne 6Os broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
BRAZIL

TIE GOVERNMENT APOLOGIES TO THE UNITED
STATES
PANS. Sept. 17.-Advces from Rio Janeiro state
That the Government Of Brazil has apologzcd for the
detention of the United States steamer Wasp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

PORT ~ NsNYoRK....-~.~.srrr 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

Badness CURED.-A. A. CONsTANTINE-Sir I,
Recommend yoa PERSIAN EALsG Soar for Bsness
Ing beautifully. cnsi4r best hair Tenossor -.
H. II. COMBS. 40. 2i8 Alsntcs-, Brostyn, D. T.
Depot, No. - ABu-st Sold everywhere.