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PHILLIPS.
He G:ru,nhIes Amin.

Wendell Phillips does not seem TO think much Of
mia. In this weeks Anti-Siacery STANDARD he says,
very pcintedly:-
Meanwhile the strength OF the opposition vote
shows that the administration has not satisfied the
country. Its friends have rallied and secured an-
other year OF grace The elections OF 1870 will turn
more directly on the issue whether the Republican
party has fulfilled the national expectation. In our
opinion unless the administration files a better re-
tHare viii 6o 'v v ers & SS 1i b 1,y oi ~ te paS., ~
foe, perhaps an ignomnous defeat BY small ma
jorites, after almost incredible effort we have Just
saved the two great States-Pennsylvana and Ohio
any slight untoward accident, even, would have lost
them. 10 is poor dependence for great pdrtH We
have drted thus far on the strength OF our soldier
Presidents reputation. lie and his Cabinet must
earn the future.
Phillips is fanatic, but fool and what he says
above has real pont-N. J.. World.
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COLONEL ADAMS.
A Summary of What He Says of the Great
NOrthVvest-His Four Years of Explorations.

Colonel Samuel Adams, who has spent the better
mart OF the past four years in explorations up the
Colorado river and through tho widest portions OF
Yesterday has just returned from another eXpedi-
tiOn the most dangerous and dinlcult yet under
taken. lie arrived here last night, and submitted an
extended report of his discoveries to the Govern
ment His party consisted OF eleven men besides
himself and all the expenses OF the expedition, in
Guiding the cost OF boats, convegances Instruments
provisions and other necessary articles OF outfit,
were borne by himself, and the undertaking was
purely Of a private character WITHOUT ald iron rom
lion. The explorations We're confined 70 the
Upper Colorado, its tributaries, and the
country adjacent, and embraced sections never De-
fore penetrated by modern explorers. The party
started at tie summit OF the Rocky Mountains near
BFeckinridge, Summit county, Coiorado, Wbere
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EEs The French Clergy and the Pope.

IL is said that the majority of the French bishops
nave agreed to explain to the Pope the difficulties
uncal Court. Some Of them point out that they are
SUI exposed to the danger OF seeing their acts and
by one OF their parishoners. Thus, the bishops who
would not tolerate the erection OF churches by
means or lotteries, as being contrary To religious
propriety, have found themselves condemned In con-
sequence OF applications addressed to Rome. The
whole influence of the bishops II thus cOmprO-
missed by the control OF the Holy See, the admlnisra-
ton becomes very dinicult and the death OF the
Bishop OF PergueuX was partly caused by the
amictlon he felt at the opposition he met with from
his holiness.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
EOr addtttOnaI Maltne Ne.Os SEE I,lstde Prnea.


San FnANCISCO Oct. 2O.--Arrived, shin Fnoeh Train
from New York ships George Gilroy and Swordsh fso
Liverpool ship River Nitz, from New Castle Eng shp.
Lizzie and Rosy Light, from New Castle, U shRfT M
Grown. from Sidney; ship Ann from Batavia ship wave
pool with 90C0 sacks of wheat. 4"A Ai'ei
Sailed, ship Lady Hulse, for Liverpool
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Suicide of n Seaman Of the Cuba.

Despatch TO the AsSocdfed Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Information has been
received from Wilmington, N. c., that on Tues
day night one of the seamen of the steamer
Cuba sprang from the fourth-story window OF
the Seamens Home where the crew Of that YES
sci were stopping, and after lingering two hours
died, his skull having been fractured by the fall.
Around his deathbed stood many of his comrades,
including Captain Higgins.
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Secretary Boutwell, has taken no action vet upon
the resignation OF Assistant Secretary Richardson
who desires to retire from the office as soon as nos
sible. Mr.. Boutwell, Ia, however, very anxious that
Judge Richardson shall remain until the 1st OF Janu-
afy, and 10 Is said that the Judge will do SO In defer
ence 10 the wishes Of the Secretary,
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Adds the Buffalo EIpreSs;-''We are willing TO
leave it TO any impartial judge, il the most reasona-
BILE proposition OF the whole lOt-the one Offering the
largest results and Of most general yaluc for the
least expenditures not that relating to the Erie
Canal"
How about the four lines OF ocean steamers, if our
staid city shall put in claim for at least two Of
them?
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The Pope is about to have bronze equestrian
figure OF the Emperor Constantine erected at Rome
The old Roman will hold In his hand simply letter.
significant OF the one by which he bequeathed the
POntlflcal territory 70 81. Peters successors.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ooroRpp q,
OLTARUD This MORNTINI

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rE1rsRAp,
IA. M.........44l IL A. M..'......aIsP.
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bteahlsIlp fanlta BroOks. New York, John ~ OhI
a. 90. ' ." "esoeikdar
sehr Amanda Flanagan, Collins. Savannah S. Lathbury
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Schr Gengary for Charleston was cleared Yesterday
y. LathbuTy Il Co.-not as before. SN"s
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Steamer j s. shrver, Her, Is hours from Baltimo,
Steamer Il. Franklin Pierson IL bouys FROM, pol,;r0
with mdse TO A. Groves Jr. i A'''''iN''
Schr CHARLES E. Page, Doughty 10 davs from Rosto
with ice to Knckerbooker Ice 90. ~ N"'' t'AH "Vs'V
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MEMORANnA

pS SS.yIhnsnp Annlas Symmes from Wilmington Dell for
NY Oaheiiro at Iara previous to 9TH inst
ton D. W. Everman HincIey hence Chal
teTday. '' 'Aeeni"n' nen0e' nv ~"
Barqus Sarah Payson from Ardrossan Phadelphias
was spoken 10th inst. no lat, etc. .,n A..u.
Darque ltoDert Porter, Eaton hence ior oeioio
paired.
Brig Home, Phillips, hence, at Barbados LIST inst. :, -
Brig Haidee, Mcdonald, hence at hingston' I&I "a
instant. z,,,
Schr Eliza Pike, hence at Port Spain 9Th inst ~ .
Schr Ralph Souder Crosby hence at tbarDauos 20th ut
and sailed 4h inst. for st. Thomas;
Schr Onward Bunker. for Philadelphia cleared at Fall
River 18th inst; ~, H.. pl.,,,L, ,,,
Seh9 George Law York. hence at stoningon 18th inst
Schrs j. Ponder Hudson, ana y. L. Simmons, Candy,
hence. at Boston 18th inst.
Schrs Young Teazer Bowman, and Cohasset Gibbe for
Pbiladephia, sailed from New Bedford 18th inst, Va
Schr r. w. Hudde, hence for Norwich, at New London
sohTs WIN. S, Doughten, Tatem, and Saratoga Weeks
hence, at Providence 18th inst. -"
SChr s. r. Wing Endicott, hence, at Washington, D. o..
18th inst.
Sehr MARY r. Long, Hardy, for Philadelphia rsmainea
Vt, AAGs, Ga, uth inRk
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LAID OUT,
Work for the Next Congress

The Chicago Tribune makes up tile following list OF
schemes in preparation for the coming session OF
Congress, looking to the obtaining of appropriations
OF aid or subsidy from the General Governments
The Kanawha Cnaal and James River i'm
provement. .sT5, ,OOO 900
Upper Mississippi. p...................... 49, 900
Leyees OF Mississippi Observation-Disclosures. ~, 900 900
Ohio River 10000, 900
Louisville and Portland Canal .......... 5,0S00O0
Memphis and I'll Paso Pacific Railroad -. 100000 600
Four lines Of ocean steamers. .,...... 3O,0OO,OOO
Southern Railroad bonds, guaranteed by
the United States ................... 10000, 900
New York and Erie Canal. ..............'. 12,OO0O00
Northern Pacific Railroad. d............... G0,000000
s349. 600 500
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EDITIO N
= II A Il N

Ksw We Stand Towards This Fiery,
Bombastic, and Impecunious Ma
tion-The Secret History of Our
Preferred Mediation Be-
tween the Spaniards and
Cubans-Prim the
Cause of the
Trouble.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.

Disaster on the Pacific Coast-The
Great Boston Nose-Pulling Case
Our Commerce with japan
Movements of United
Steamers-Suicide OF
Enthusiastically
Hall Troubles
in Balti-
more.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc.
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The ". Y. Taxes Washington correspondent sent
from the capital yesterday this despatch, which con-
tains many developments relative to the difficulty
between Spain and the United states:-
The latest dispatches received from General Sckles
announce the withdrawal Of the offer of mediation
between spain and Cuba. made by the United States
some two months ago The negotiations being thus
finally closed, the State Department has abandoned
its attitude of reserve, and inquiry ia the proper
the matter:-The offer OF mediation was founded
upoH an unofficial intimaion received at Wash
ngton from General Prim himself that such an
one r swOuld be acceptable 10 spain. Mr.. Paul
FO hes, OF New York, an old and intimate
friend of the Count Of Rcus, was the medium
General Grant. Mr. Forbes was furnished with the
views of this Government, and returned to Madrid
arrange the details OF the bases TO be agreed upon
between the two Governments. soon after ne
sailed, General Sckles was appointed Minister, and
furnished with full instructions. His lrst nstruc-
sions of the United states Government in regard to
the war in Cuba, and the basis upon which the me-
datOn of the United States was offered These
were, in brief
1. rhe independence Of Cuba.
q An indemnity to be paid by the Cubans to the
Spanish Government secured by lien upon their
revenues-the United States to guarantee the pay
iment OF this sum in a nducary capacity.
Details n a[nlstice pendg the arrangement OF these
s:Ta ire embodied p a despatch which General
read TO tlNe Minister OF State, and OF
20 give himt copy. Before he sailed
kceved m 4ther instructions, authO-
<kslt with, ,vMr. Forbes on arriving at
RsSfned by the situation at the
n 1|{ ~ sSsafd TO the manner in which he
W lhe views OF the Government.
a1 been In Madrid few days before
Netl He had and COlVprSpd
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dshe of saythlng sefiuos had occurred. Prom
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Tas s4'aiy = ne postmaster a Durset Is
s2le sua Il Kssi Dorset $40
on "Wednesday Afternoon last, william Tut
ley az irisA lad abaui twelve years u age living
so Dorset Ill., while esssgtd in drawing logs
down hli ons band sled vas caught ia front 81
the slad and carried against tree uith such force
~ = lunle, injuries from uhich be died ia few
hoa4a
0uA pmrntc4 scaouiA ~ Editor The Leg
islatura q is3s created Hoard Of Education. =
aud oaAhlel the interests aud wsliare o. our
district schools % lie care, By subsequent en-
agiatnis aua sinenduuents The nnmber, power,
aud eapoassa 4 this hoard haea been Increased
ahMi tie people beNiu g look upon The whole
slliag ~ aaSwkaArd sud uu~ieldiy machine. too
complicated aBA expensive isr general use orEeal
uaHsy sna are 2@Aias, Wkss HAS b@sa sAAssa
hy III this extra labor and cKpensef Are oar
sahsols "a be.lex eoadlaeh re- the large gums
ths hsss besa - sAs@faliy paid for thaservioes
0fihlA Bard ans ~ Secretary and his assist
ants Ass tAsy better attended, and are sohol-
AZ sumulalea soA gresia degree q prompt.
taas and siadiousne.. unaS The marking sys-
tsts Are Ger teachers better qualified FOR their
w0et. for The thirtseR yaars service - the Score
anry at large salary, and cue hBndrsd aud sew
eaty-ains Ihklltatos held vlseFeo hundred and
seysntY-ulna opportunities hAYs been enjoyed q
hsaenlag 10 ridiesl ana snecxs hngiea At Oil Gus
soma, esa teEs books, Aad cid seheol houses. with
saene@syrAA pteesaleR- Age ths advantages Of a
tmsstsaa b Ii ie1A seessasn say ineasarc com
uiaasaiase eltb ~ iHIary sustsincd y shuti.ag
oss q oesalstttaa II rsishsAlns igaSa thA state,
AID saooegagiae uiapopasy that haa proved aud
.faaHl prNa8fw 70 EaE@s*H exPeasist hnd
snAtragy rnaily, j. tAis ssh05l system The hesl
shsg cab asYsses usw "a saaaas prasflsd
bg Ae peopsa ~ ssrAing tlla sfsiem rroAsALiy.
been eoL a. asiel 4 s sue, ieaais casea. tAe
masg aaAaaa eA.ssa al,s ~ asaAs vaasHh These,
tBa slaailAr Qgest.uas, Ars sgitAllns sN minds q
tfs pe6fis. sal snssss e. dsnsaass1
Any bafIshs aeavasaFy y ne elevation sBd
prosperity q Fssblis schools hsye been aad wiiI
W sssasstaIlg basaa n tie peeps. Bat this sss.
ilm has US appssfsa u beiag pra,raetad, 81.
raaiing, huailsas a5rerm IT. Esd s. such ia
bania0s sre8aAsy igiAis agstea has reIysm.
ias aaAi,asa i maat bsgf 4 hlan5s .ad aduif-
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OF Phi sclans and Surgeons, Sc.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
SPEEDY CURE or wHoopIg6 CoUGH


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"Horse Men aud 9TH r, who pretend 70 know
say that the following directions had better be
observed in usiug "shenlan's Cavalry Condition
Powders = Give the horse table spoonful every
night FOR week the same every other night for
four OF six nights the same for a mich COW,
aud twice as much for an OK. The addition Of a
little fine salt win be an advantage.
We have heard recently Of several severe cas-
o. Of spinal disease cured b. 'Johnsons Anodyne
Iiniment !" one case of man forty-fiye years
old, Who had not done days work for -four
years. The back should be FIRST washed, and then
rubbed With a coarse towel. Apply tho Liuimeni
Ssld, s..sl s,ss " ssll pith ths hSatl.
Tho attention " our readers is directed d
the advertisements Of Goes Dyspepsia Care, ii
another part d this paper. This traly Valuable
Medicine Is recommended by all who use 1t.
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TAr NEsnIk WpAEy o. BRtrrLEposo Is LUcE.
We learn from the Boston Journal that man
named Thomas Thompson II thai city died ~
comfy IN New York al the age q 81 years, who
made rather singular disposition of his proper
~. The Journal says Mr. Thompson inherit
ed large property, which steadily augmentedin
value add AZ the time q his death the income
from i amounted to nearly $50, 900 per year. This
income is to 60 to Mrs, Thompson exclusively for
hfc, and at her decease II is given, under the
management Uf trustees, equally to the town Of
Bgattsborn, w., aud Rhinebeck n Y, to be APP
propnstod exclusively for the benefit and assist
ance u women who are dependent upon the need
10 FOR living. HIS reasons for selecting the
above named towns, in both of which he was com
paratiyely stranger are said to have been that
he Was treated % a particularly considerate man
ner in Braltlcboro while passing month or two
there, and at Rhinebeck he received very marked
tokens VI kindness and sympathy during an at
tack Of illness experienced there by his wife while
they we're travelling.
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hssH feFy 8aiet snd aal al ihe wstk. bai ta-,lay
taers = uiuae A1titliy ID 80 a1sHEss Mas Western
anA siate ar "a goad demand Eyo Flour L
hsssy tad rjen,y CFn 10 mon qaiet Wheat
Is esssaF aud bseFs Il bs stos desaaad fsteapari.
stiiefy oaasaed = spring Bys l. 10 good d.
naaa Qass aYu steady Tho nriser niarsst q
h1uuly sioesu8 bash uith pes aad ol1 butter.
Arrivals Are increasing efers day whsle sales sfs
vgry e9w, and prices must ~ loser, sad shs
soapef ths batter 81 no maFkst Nos butter i
enly bringing b oshts a outside Bgares CAsess
There hzs been yogy quiet trade ia oid. bot
tbe market continues arm. The receipts q egge
sra increasing and lhs aamsud 10 d minished hy
previous hlga prioes, 80 thas uriees Eeut down
faster fhan they went gP Dressed FoaiHy
Eegeipts 81 dIeseed iieat snd prices f4m, Live
are ia good Acmaad. Lave rl1ak Market -Bgegs
Receipts iAia Neek unusually large not only q
baetes. bat & sheep, eaifus asa hogs, al con.
spir0F 20 mato uae beef maatot rery dali, apd
Fra1ase q decline of from h. Of a cent Very
tsw extra cattle we're 5n hand tLa majority Of the
stoas being below mediam Mich Cows-Ab1ui
tas same report a. iast week an extra mixer viii
viii bfiag outside figures, bal 10 demand t1rea
mon COWS Ygals--Aryivals ara more free ui both
live and dressed, aud the tendency is iownwards.
Sheep Receipts 2 J5G, but rates sre firm and
market wen sustained extra sheep bringing Out
side Ggures, Swine The market L stronger iur
both live and dressed Arrivals continue large.
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