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exposition would do more than anything else to
silence cry for removal OF the national capitol.
apart from its word-w wide Importance. The sanction
OF Congress and OF the Executive Department was
deemed essential TO It's success and there were sug
gestons made with that object. vote OF thanks
70 Mr. Leon, tho originator OF the enterprise. was
passed, ana resolution was adopted appointing
committee OF fifty gentlemen to cooperate with
similar committee recently appointed at the City
Hall meeting on the same subject.
Receipts of Fractional Currency.
The Treasury Department received $4,000 In
fractional currency to-day from the New York bank
note companies.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
Custom House Receipts.
The following were the receipts from customs
from August 2S to September 4, inclusive:-
BOStOn $500 TAI
NEW 3,lI4OOO
Fhliaucpnla.. l61, 269
New Orleans, from August II to 81 ........ So $50
San Francisco, from August Il 70 49,. $780,
IOtM 81 Ia, Ib3
BIarriage Of Prominent New York Poll.
tictan.
General c. II. Van Wyck. OF New York, is to be
married to Miss Kate II. Broadhead at the Presby-
terrain church at Milford, Pa, on Wednesday morn.
ing next. The wedding party. consisting Of SIX or
eight persons, will then start for California and
main there for several weeks.
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GERMANY.

The Reported Confederate Exclusion.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1859.
The rumors that negotiations are pending for the
entrance OF Bavaria andl Baden into the North Ger
man Confederation are denied.
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TURKEY.

Frontier Arrangement With Persia.
CoNsTANrINOPLE, Sept. 10, 1869.
The frontier question between Turkey and Persia
has been satisfactorily arranged. Formal ratinca-
lions will be exchanged by the two governments as
soon as possible.
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American Protestant Association.

PHILADELPH1A, Sept. 10, 1857
The American Protestant Association made an fm.
posing procession here to-day. turning out nearly
fifty lodges, most Of which displayed Of gor
geous descriptions mounted on vehicles One lodge
had large omnibus. with the States represented By
little girs. Numerous bands OF music and splendid
regalia added to the beauty OF the scene. About
1000 members were In the parade.
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NEW YORK.

The Albany and Susquchannn Railroad War.
ROCHESTER, Sept 10, 1869.
In the suit brought by the Attorney General at the
suggestion Of Governor HOFFMAN, in this district, to
determine the legality Of the election for directors OF
the Albany and susquehanna Railroad Company, on
the 18th inst, Deputy Attorney General Hammond
TINS %ornng sppea 70 cy for an
against both sets Of directors and for an order to
show cause why a receiver al interim should not
be Appointed. x. A. Rcdned, OF New York, appeared
as counsel for the company and was heard An order
to show cause, returnable at Corning on the 2oth
inst was granted, and in the meantime the custody
OF the road is left with Colonel Banks by order OF the
Court.
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Fire In Bost0n-Repairs the Coliseam-
Effects Of the Great Gale.

Effects Of the Great Gale.
BOSTON, Sept. 10, 1859.
fire occurred this morning in the drug store Of
Messrs Poore, Town Co., In India street. and
damaged property the extent Of $4,000 Insured.
Repairs on the Coliseum have been commenced.
and it Will be in readiness for the grand concerts
proposed for October.
Anxiety for the safety Of the steamer Cambridge.
which left the mouth OF the PenObscOt river ON
Wednesday evening for Boston, was allayed this
afternoon by the announcement Lhac she was t0wed
into ROckland damaged.
Advices from Vineyard Sound report the late gale
very severe, but serious damage to the shipping.
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ROME.

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1859.
The London Post says his Holiness, the Pope, is
about to make great efforts to convert the negroes
of America Two hundred of them are now study
ing for the priestnood.
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A.-A.-U. =. Fire ExtiDQuisher Same m
supplied N. Y Fire Department Always ready for
No building safe without It, Beware Of worth
less inventions u s. Fire Bxtingusher Company, No.
Dew street. New York,
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PENNS YLVA!VlA.

Dedication Of Soldiers Monument at Honess
dale.
HONEsDALE, Sept 10, 1890.
The soldiers monument erected In tho public
square OF this town was dedicated Yesterday. A
large number OF civic and military societies marched
in procession through the streets. The statue was
uncovered by Governor Geary, who delivered an
address on the patriotism OF the soldiers Of Penn
syvanla and the great sacrifices they made for their
country The statue Is OF bronze, life-size and
stands on pedestal OF stone about twelve feet In
height. large concourse witnessed the proceedings.
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ie Empress accompanied him.

Constitutional Government and tho Dynasty.
PARIS, Sept. 10, 1859.
The Opinion NnttonaEe Prince Napoleon's organ,
demands the immediate completion Of the Senatus
C0nsultum. Fears are entertained of the early re-
turn Of the Emperor's weakness (aDafoltssensentl
which fact makes 1t extremely important that the
constitution Of the government shall be well settled.
Without this revolution Is certain in the event Of
any change Of sovereign.
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Specie to tho Bank.

LONDON, Sept 10, lB6v.
There mas been considerably heavy now Of specie
to the bank this week. The amount on hand ia
4.90O, 900 francs more than last week.
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Beware Of the Eggs which vcrmin Lay for
years crop Cleanse your premises thoroughly With
LYONS Insect Powder and thus prevent the cockroaches
MOTH bugs and other vermin from oyerunning you
with their broods next year. Lyons Powder will do H.
Nothing else will. Depot, Il Park row, New York.
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MADRID AGAIN DISTURBED.
Defeat Of Valmaseda and His
Spanish Veterans.
ENGLAND.

Tho Prince Of Wales to the Harvard Boats
Crew.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1859.
His Royal Hghness the Prince OF Wales has d.
sected Captain Patten Saunders to communicate to
the American gentlemen constituting the Harvard
University boats his regret at being prevented
from paying his personal respects to them, ndlvidu.
ally and collectively, during their stay in England.
Captain Saunders is charged to convey also to the
Harvards an expression Of the admiration Of the
Prince Tor the gallant manner In which they rowed
against the oxford men In the international race Of
the 9th OF August.
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A.-Imported Roofing Felt, Best In the
market durable and cheap. Don't purchase without
lining 1t. E. II. MARTIN, " Maiden lana
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The Anatomical Eyeslass Adjusts Itself
to any form OF nose with less pressure than any other.
JAMES PRENTICE, Optican, 1874 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable nsanta
neous. Factory IL Bond street..
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HOLLAND.
Savans In Session.

Savans In Sessions
The HAGUE, Sept 10, 1869.
The Statistical Congress has opened Its sessions
here. Samuel b. Rugges. of New York, and the
other deputies were received by the King.
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RUSSIA.
The Harvest Slightly Short,

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 10, 1859.
The harvest throughout the country is about com.
pleted. In the south the crops generally good,
but in some OF the northern provinces the yield will
not be more than half the average.
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American Expression to Prince Napoleon.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1882
meeting Of Americans was held al Langham's
yesterday. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
thanking Prince Napoleon for his recent speech and
especially that passage in reference to the advan-
tage Of democratic government in the United
States.
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A.-Thaf's n Fact, the Best and PIcnsnnteso
remedy for colds and sore hroats ia CHERRY PICTORIAL
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Furniture Coverings, of Every Descriptions
KELTYs Curtain Store, Broadway between Howard and
Grand streets.
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A.-Burpett's FIorimeI; an Exquisite Per.
fume resembling the fresh orders of bouquet Has
and IL for sale BY all druggists.
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A.-Lndies' Faces Ennmeiled3 ulso the Pro.
paratlon for SALE with Instructions by M. LAUSSON, 100
broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-For Onicial DruwS
for August 81, 1852 another part of tho paper
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is wali street. New York.
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A.-Gcntlemen's Hats-Fall Fashion for
1869: ready for inspection and sale at ESPEN-
SCHEIDs, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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David's FALL style of Gcntlemenss Hats
299Ls Broadway, near Duane street.
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Reception Of Mr.. Seward Mt Portland-A
Merited Tribute to the Memories of Rawlins
and Fessenden.
BAN Francisco, Sept. 10. 1859.
william H. Seward and party left Portland,
Oregon to-day for San Francisco. reception was
rendered him by the citizens Of Portland, and Mr..
Seward made o brief speech. He denOminated Call
fornia the commercial CENTRE Washington Territory
and Alaska the prospective snip yards and Oregon
the future granary ana workshop Of the Pacific
coast He referred to the loss Of the nation by the
death Of Secretary Rawlins, and said he was dsin.
guished by honorable and effective services in the
late civil war; and had just entered upon
q civil career which promised to be equally
brilliant and useful He paid high tribute to the
memory OF the late Senator Fessenden, long his
compatriot IN the Senate Of the United States and in
the Cabinet He said his most cherished hope was
that the intercourse between the States of the Union
would henceforth be conducted with moderation
ana harmony, and that the foreign relations Of the
United States would continue to be guided with the
dignity and justice required for the advancement OF
civilization throughout the world
There is nothing new In the Mayoraty imbrogo.
The recount proceeds slowly. Selby Is ahead in the
ten wards counted.
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Madrid Still Disturbed.

There have been some riot0us demonstrations at
Madrid recently The particulars have not yet tran
spired.
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Breaks I'm the Gencsec Valley Canal Disas-
ter on Lake Ontario.

ter on Lake OntnrfO.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 10, 1860.
Portions Of the aqueducts in the Genesee Valley
Canal at Portage and Caneadea caved in yesterday.
In the first one tho abutment has given out and the
track fallen and In the latter the abutments and
track have settled three feet or more
young man named Marun brennan was drowned
In the canal here last night
The schooner Echo was seen last night capsized
few miles on this port, on Lake Ontario by the cap
tain of the steamer Norsman. No one was on board.
IL Ia feared that the vessel capsized In the gale OF
Wednesday night and that the crew pcrlshed. The
Echo Is loaded with WOOD and belonged at Hamll-
ton, Canada
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Monster Peace Jubilee.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1899.
Arrangements have been made to repeat the Bos-
ton peace jubilee at the Crystal Palace at Sydenham.
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A Polar Expedition "Brought to-"
PARIS, Sept. 10, 1859.
Lamberts polar expedition Is unable to start for
want OF funds.
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His Majesty In Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 10-Evenng.
The Emperor arrived in this city at five O'Clock
this evening. He visited the Boulevards by the Rue
de la Paix and returned to st Cloud by the Champs
Elysees.
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Eject of Napoleon,s Death.


LONDON, Sept. 10, 1860.
rhs regular weekly statement OF the condition Of
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ing fallen victims 10 social avs desre bostor manhood
ssns IN sealed Letter enyeopes free Of charge Address
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Z.-GssA News.-6herry Pecssral rrss>e,
w 0ys yow sala y M As0sk "a VI HIlgsyh
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Steam 10 the West Indles.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1869.
The Messrs. Laird are to build more steamers for
the West India trade.
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QUEENSTOWN, sept. 10, 1863.
Thirteen Cuban prisoners recently confined at
Fernando Po, and who made their escape, were
landed at this port to-day.
The Harvest and Trade-The Cotton Supply.
LONDON, Sept TO- 1859.
John Bright member OF Parliament for Blrming-
ham, says, in letter, that the good harvest will
tend to restore health to the general trade OF the
country; ana when we have sufficient supply OF
cotton Lancashire Will from her distressed
condition 1t is more cotton tnat we want, and not
more taxes on imports. suspect that the people
of Lancashire will not fail to understand this.
The London Times has another article to-day on
the cotton trade ana supply. IL says:-
There was q time when intelligence Of a good sup
ply OF cotton the United States would have carried
Worninu%sn Of Lancashire The sudden destruction
OF the old cotton trade has been attended with the
destruction OF the old Conditions. Things are no
longer as they were. Though the cotton supply has
come back again. fields and factories have been
opened some under the shelter Of protection, and
tensive demand for the raw material raises the
price, and that rSe deprives US OF the condition es-
sential to the superiority we once maintained.
The stowe-Byron story.
LoNrOS, sept. 10, 1850.
The excitement in regard to the article written by
Mrs. Stowe on the subject Of Lord and Lady Byron
has not abated The newspapers still TEEN with cor
respondence on the subject. letter In TIE NelcS
this morning says
In no instance In history has any one told most
unpalatabe truth and repented OF his handiwork.
When the first hush OF Indignation subsidies oil
thank the author ana publisher FOR telling the truth
Mrs. Stowe unveiled q secret formerly carefully
guarded by few and restored virtue and vice TO
their proper places. In future 1t viii be remembered
that by her courage there Ia one less imposture in
the world
Mr. wentworth whites to the Pau Mall Gazette
to-day In the matter Of the StOw-Byron scandal.
He says Lady Byron's statement In her own hand
writing does not contain an accusation grave as
Mrs. Stoves. Mrs. stoves story Is inconsistent
with Lady Byrons letters. Mr.. wentworth con-
CIudes his letter with the following words-"I can
not allow that Mrs. Stoves statement Is substan-
italy correct"
The London AthenTurn believing in Mrs. Stoves
high principles hopes for her denial OF the receipt
Of honorarum for the story. 1t Is sure she holds,
with all moralists, that gold unworthily earned
leaves an indelible stain.
Effect of Napoleon's Death.
LONDON, sept. 10, 1862
The London Examiner Gays the prevailing ques
tiou Is not soicitude regarding Napoeon's health,
but the consequences OF the discontinuance Of the
despotism which must occur by change In the pc
iitIcal system OF his death, which, whenever II
comes. must be relief and benefit to the human
race.
Tho Bank Statement.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1860.
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Pretty Women.-A ComparnuNeIy Few
cey This ought not to be So but Il ~ and VIII be while men
ms can All be changed by using HAGANS MAGNOLIA
RAIN which gives the bloom OF youth and refined spark
ling beauty 10 the complexion, pleasing, powerful and
tura. 80. .
comneYlon who will invest rs cents in Hagans Magnolia
hahn Its truly wonderful Depot II Park row,
NS a SPLENDID hairdressing is LYONS KATHAIRoN.
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British Opinion Of the Contest.

British Opinion OF the Contest.
LONDON, Sept. TO- 1862
The London Times to-day has an editorial article
On the result Of the international rowing match.
The writer asks II the admission Of the coxswain
does not counrerbalance the weight in the boat II
not the American system Of rowing is the best. He
tcgrets that the question was untred but considers
that the Harvards have no advantage over the Ok
forde With coxswain they lost in steering; with
out one they would have lost more. He hopes that
II the return match Ii accepted both crews will row
In their own fashion. II that course had been fol-
lowed In the late race 1t would have been quite as
fair and more instructive. He considers 1t hard,
however to pick holes in race so well contested
and 80 calamity won.
Will the United States Recognize Cubae
LONDON. Sept TO- 1909.
Tho London Times to-day las an article on the
subject OF Mr. Sickles' note to the Spanish govern
ment, In which it says-It Is hardly credible that
America contempates the recognition Of Cuba.
While Spain has little to lose except the island,
owing to the confusing prospect OF the war and its
damaging effects on her commerce and finance, she
admits she must ultimately consent to abandon
Cuba.
The Telegraph has an article on the same subject,
sayiug:-
Tpe American action with respect to Cuba is the
Daf60 that England was 80 much blamed for, though
the causes are not precisely parallel The Cubans
are absolutely without strength, without civil or
military organization and without an established
government. II the Americans vindlc ate their &C.
hon by the plea that they cannot remain Indifferent
to the struggles Of friendly people for freedom and
independence then England In 1891 acted in man.
her the Americans now emphaucally sanction.
Looking at the controversy In It's broadcast view we
shall scarcely be displeased to see America take
step which tho practical world would regard as
conspicuous exculpation Of England from RESPONSE
plltty to America.
Will Spain Sell and the United States Buy e.
Anglo-French Interests.
The London Ne,us has an article to-day on the Gu.
ban question. 1t says
The rumor is anoat that the proposed purchase Of
Cuba by the United States found o powerful friend
in the Spanish administration. 1t is difficult to per-
ceive, If the rebellion is suppressed in Cuba how
material change can be effected amid defiant and
subugated population. II the rumors have any
foundation, these considerations may possibly in
cline this powerful leader to listen favoraby TO an
offer from the United States. Though his advocacy
may obtain great force with the other members Of
the government and the people, the interests Of Eng
land and France in the West Indies are scarcely In
feri0r to those Of the United States and they Will
nave their before the settlement will be regarded
0aal.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Wreck Of n British Bnrh-Arrival OF the Gin.
cinnati Commercial PARTY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10, 1859.
Particulars OF the wreck OF the British bark Har-
lech Castle on the Southern coast, have been re.
ceived. The vessel, during heavy fog, struck a
sunken rock not laid down in the chart and soon
after disappeared Nothing was saved. Two sailors
were drowned.
Eben Rhoades, Treasurer OF the State OF Nevada,
died suddenly at the Occidental Hotel yesterday.
The Cincinnati commercial party has reached
Sacramento.
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the Bank OF England was published last evening
The amount OF bullion In vault is about f3oO 900 less
than last week.
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The Weuther,

LONDON. Sept. 10, 1889.
The weather throughout England to-day Ia wet
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Gournud's Oriental Cream, 81 50 Per Boc>
tie. IS Bond street. late Of ass Broadway and druggists.
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Colonel Udalta's Trial-Thc Spanish Tactics.
HAVANA, Sept 10, 1869.
A court martial Ia now in session in this city en-
gagged In trying Colonel Udata, who was Lieutenant
Governor at the beginning Of the rebellion.
La Prensa thinks the best plan ia to say less re-
garding the sailing OF contraband steamers from
Northern ports but to catch them or the coast Of
Cuba.
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Genuine vichy Waters,
bottled under the supervision Of the
French government.
For sale by all leading grocers and druggists.
BOUCHE, Fills CO., 81 Beaver Stress
Sole Agents.
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Help Yourself and God will Help YOu.-H0
sends powerful natural the reach Of everybody
MIDDLETOwN MINERAL SPRING WATER cures AL dr.
ments OF the nerves. Address MIDpLETOWN MINERAL
analysis at s. H. SCRIPTURES Agent 1913 Broadway, New
x~~L
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Will Spain Sell and the United States Buy e
AnRlo-French Interests.
Cuban Refugees Landed.

QUEENsTOwE, Sept. 10, 1869.
Thirteen Cuban prisoners recently confined at
Fernando Po, and who made their escape, were
landed at this port to-day.