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~AIderman Glackmeysr, Of London, Cana
da. charged $500 for too days' board and lode.
ING for Prince Arthur.
~The Nassachvsets girls Who entered
Vass1 College, Poughkeepsie, N Y THIS an.
tunn. passed rsmarkabiy good examinatsons.
~When Isabella was recently interviewed
by q lady correspondent she wore . plain
o.sss ak and single rcd ross In her bsacr
hair. -
s0Paper saturated with the plerchoride OF
iron 10 Row generaiiy used By fsfsnsn drug
gists 20 stop bleedtng. -
~About quart Of hair pins is ths result OF
weeping OPT pas'eassr-ooeeh amer trip
from ChicoSo. .1
Vrhsre h to be q Oonfsderas mouunsnr
erected IN oakwood - Eell - Hollywood
Oemetery, near Richmond, Va.
~Mr. Georgs Morrison, ticket AGENT or
Robinson's Circus, Who was ssflopsly sfabbed
in Richmond, Va. few days since. m 40
Tar recovered - TO Join the company a. Nor.
folk.
~wnhin the present year tvsnty. .nve hum.
dred people, mostly from foreign countries.
have passeo through Pittsbare, on their Wav
to join me Mormons II Salt Lake
~Cnicego 10 breaking ont with n rs~p,sr
ernpuon OF big orGans. The nrst Of a We ne ~
ones recently ordered has Just been com nlefsS
and puzzles philosophy 10 Q report thai m is
blown by water.
~Father Hickey lately annoupced i'm IN.
cathedral at PitfsburG, Pa, that Roman (.tho-
nc parents would be REQ nired 70 Wirhdraw
their children from tie public schools The
work has been already Commenced: no schoi-
ars nave been taken from he First ward school.
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THE BYRON CONTROVERSY

New Feature-An Important Docum emf
from Lord Byron-What He said about
HIS Separation from His Wife.
The ACADEMY. new literary weekly OF Lon
con, received by the last steamer from Europ..
brings the following important document 70
light. The -icadsmy says
The following document is printed as a con-
ulonuon 70 literary history. 1t was drawn no
oy Lord Byron in August, 1sI., while M
Hoohouse was staying with him at Ia MIRA
near Venice, and given 10 Mr.. Mathew Gregory
land. 1t was found among Mr. Lewis, paners
after his death, and 10 now in the possession OF
MI Murray. The document speaks for itself
sumclently 10 need no comment on our part.
1T has been intimated 20 me, NAT the mar.
sons understood 70 be the legal advisers OF
Lady Byron, have declared stneir lips TO be
tween her and myself II their lips are sealed
mp, tney are not sealed up by me. and the
greatest favor they can confer upon me will Re
20 open them From the first hour in winch /
was appraised OF the intentions of the Noel
FAMILY 70 the last communica cations between
Lady Byron and myself in the character OF
wiie and husband "a period OF soms mouths) 1
called repeatedly and in vain for a statement OF
their or her charges, and il was chIefiy in con-
sequence OF Lady Byron's claiming an a letter
sun existlng) promise on my part 70 consent
consented at all; this claim and the exasper
alng and incapable manner IN which their
OBJECT was pursued, which rendered il uext 10
an impossioilty that two persons 50 divided
tnen, and fepentantly still, TO sign the deed.
wnicn 1 shall be happy-most hsppy-to can
Gel, and, 60 before any tribunal which NAV
discuss the business in the most public man.
ner.
"Mr Hobhouse made this proposition ON nv
part, viz to abrogate all prior ntentions-and
60 into court-the very day before the sepsra-
ton was signed, and 1t was declined nv tbe
other party, as also the publication OF the cor.
respondence during the previous discussion
Those propositions beg here TO repeat, and 10
call upon her and hers 10 say the worst pIedo
ing myseif TO meet their rallegations-wnatey.
they may be-and only too happy 20 be IN
formed al last OF their real nature
kSgned) byron.
august 9, lSI1.
"f. 81 have been, and am now, utterIv
ignorant OF what description her allegations.
charges, or whatever name they may have AS
sumed, are; and am little aware for whst
purpose they have been kept back-upIess IN
was to sanction The most infamous caIumuies
by silence. (Signedl RyRn.
LA Mira, near tenIce'
The same paper published a statement from
Mr. Murray, The bookseller. positively assert
ing that every copy OF "Byron's Msmoirsn was
destroyed under mis- tMurray's) directions.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
HORRIBLE INDIAN ATROCITIES.
Speedy Venseance-Twelve India rs Killed. .

speedy NenSeance-Twelve JndiaD rs Killed.
7ete0rdphed Erciusirelyto The Evening Star.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The following has been
Just received from Santa Re:
A letter from Apache Pass. dated October
9Th, reports that about sixty Apaches, led by a
the 5th instant, killing driver, Colonel Stone.
ana four soldiers of the 2Ist U. s. Infantry, who
were acting as escort They left the bodies of
tne murdered men naked and horribly mutt.
lated and carried off the coach and mules
They also captured three hundred cattle
owned by man named Scott, living in the
neighborhocd. Scott brought the news TO
and twenty seven men OF the LIST cavalry
started IN pursuit. and came upon the Indians
ninety miles south of Apache Pass, Friday
forenoon. Twelve Indians were killed in the
fight which ensued, but the others escaped
Inc troops recaptured the mail coach, m ules
and stock, as well as thirty horses and large
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Virginia News.

The Richmond Wkig says.-"We have re-
ceiyed a liberal sample of natural coke from
the "Burfoot Pits" In Chesterfield county,
tiOn OF Nr. Job Adkins. THIS excellent fuel ~
peculiar TO thIs section: AZ least az - seldom
met with elsewhere. Within tue memory OF
the oldest citizens, natural coke was almost
unsuitable here. Now lt IS sought after, es-
pecially for cooking purposes. by nearly every
housekeeper IN Richmond, and the demand Is
wi IN difficulty supplied"
Mr.. Gunther, a wealthy gentleman OF Balti-
more, has concluded the purchase OF two hun
dred and forty acres OF the Taylor farm. hve
miles below Richmond. He pays $40 % for
the rac', equivalent 70 cash $3.50 per acre.
Col. Darlington, proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel, IN Richmond, has leased the Ballard
House, and after October 2Ith both popular
hotels will be under his control. The bridge
uniting them will be rebuilt
An effort was mede again Saturday night
week TO burn the Eerandan building al Gull
peper Court House.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

FROM ST. LOUIS.
Programme Of the Capital Movers.
Special TO The Erening Star.
ST. LOUIS, October s0-The fiual meeting Of
he committees and citizens to perfect arrange
ments for the Convention for removing the
National Capital, To convene In this city to-day,
and for the entertainment Of the delegates and
guests, has been held. As the result OF its de-
iberations, am enabled to send you the fol-
lowing:
In order to give time for all delegates TO ar
rive on the morning train to participate in the
organization. the Convention will not be called
10 order until O'Clock p. m.
Sixteen States and Territories will be repre-
seutsd by some OF their prominent citizens.
About twenty delegates have already ar.
rived, who report that there Is much interest
felt in the movement In :heir respective States
Among those here are Governor Haight of
California, Governor Pile OF New Mexico,
Garret Davis and Colonel Churchill Of Ken
tucfy, and Messrs. Haldeman and Abell of
Kansas
On Wednesday night there will be mass
meeting In the Con vention Hall, at which sew
eral distip guished gentlemen will speak among
them, Senator Yates Of Illinois, Garret Davis
OF kentucky, Hon. Mr.. Ooburn OF Indiana and
Jss. S. Rollins Of Missouri.
On Thursday the delegates will be driven
around the city and suburbs and on Friday
there will be a river excursion, including q
view of the iron furnace at Carondelet and
other points.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

'F'ttut 70 Inc EtcHfHy StoT.
MIMPRls, Oct 2O.-New interest attaches TO
the Gubernatorial election in Misslssippl, from
the assertions now made in many quarters, and
accepted as having force, that the political dis.
abilities Of General Alcorn. candidate for Gov
ernor, also, the disabilities OF the candidate for
Attorney General, have not yet been removed
- any act Of Congress; conseq uently. they as.
sert Dent to be the only lawful can didate.
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A NEW WkSTKRN RAILROAD Pk q.
JRCTRD.

IetegrdPhed Exclusively to The Erening Star.
ST;LoUIs, Oct. 2O.-At Kansas City yesterday
q Tailroao convention was held to consider The
PROJECT OF building a road from Kansas Oity
MO, to Memphis, Tenn, to be known as the
Kansas City, Springfield, and Memphis Rail.
1880. delegates were present from Tennessee
Arkansas, and Missouri. Col J. M. Richard.
son, OF Springfield, Mo-, was elected Presi.
dent. and X. u. Williams, of Lancaster CITY,
Secretary, ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20
FROM CHICAGO.

Special 10 The Erenfng Star.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-The report Of the City
Tax Commissioner for the current year states
the assessed valuation Of the real and personal
property Of Chicago is s265, 5,Ol2,l40. The ordi.
nance authorizing the Commissioner TO issue
his warrant for the collection Of taxes for the
year 1869 fixes the rate at fifteen mills on the
dollar. This will yield q total tax of 50 ,915,IS2
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THE INSURRECfIONI SPAIN.
lIhe Fighting Renewed at Valencia

7.Lgrophed Ezciusirely TO The Erening Star.
MADRID, Monday, Oct. 1S.-Ths iusurrec.
IohaIy movement inside the city of Valencia
was recommended by the reyoutiouists when
the overnment troops proceeded to enter the
town after the capituiation. The soldiers were
received on marching into the place with a
Ioiley OF musketry, and the fire being returned
nostllltles We're renewed. The fighting con-
tInues IS At the latest moment
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SURVEYING PARTY MURDERED By
INDIANS.
The Report Confirmed,

7etegrdphed Exclusively to The Ereniny Stsy.
CHICAGO, Oct 2O.-An Omaha dispatch To
tne Irloune says: A report has been received
az department headquarters from Col Dun.
can, who recently commanded the expeditIon
on the Republican river. There Is no longer
doubt that the surveying party OF twelve men
unoer Nelson Buck were murdered by Indians
on the Republican river in the iattsr mar. 81
August or early in September
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THE MARKErs TODAY.

IefegrdpAsd Ercthstrelyto The EreniR1 say.
bALTInoRI. Oct. 20.-Cotton firm AZ &C..
Flour quiet At about pre,Ious figures. How
ard street super s5.62 a>j.s5; do. extra 30. 25a
81; do. family s725asS.JO. CITY Malls, super
IS. I5as6sO; do. extra Ss.25as7. IS, do family,
s7-5oaS9 rs. Western, super. $3.50; DO. extra.
S5.75ase 81; do. fsmiIy. s7ss7.15. Wheat dun
af Sl.i5aSl.5O. Prime White Corn, sLl5aSI ~;
yellow, Sl.OsaSll2. Oats dull n 5sa6J. Rye.
Sl.l6 for prime. Pork quiet at 81 Bacon mr. n.
Rtesides, 2ok; clear do, u; Shoulders, 4 a =
~; Hams, 1ia25. Lard quiet At lsaala.
Whisky 2uaSl.2I
BALTIMORE. Oct. 9o.-Vtrginia &c. old sS
bid, ASH asked; do. I-66, 5o \ bud, 53 ASKED; do.
l-69, a. . bid, 81 asked.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Stocks steady. az a
shade on from closing prices of last night.
Money 6a7 per cent Exchange, long, o.;
short. 9s. Gold. 30. 5-2os, l-6e. coupon. ~;
1u-4O's. coupon. =; Virginia Sizes. ex-coupoa
50x. do. new. S3k. Nortn Carolina Sixes,
old. a.. de. new, So.
Nkw YORK, Oct. 2O-Flour is unchanged.
Wheat dull. Corn heavy and dropping.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.

7t'egrdphed E1ciusicely to The Erening Star
PARIS, Oct. 20.-Two International commit
tees are soon to meet at Cairo, TO regulate the
conditions OF navigation OF the Suez Canal.
and to consider to what extent consular iuris
dIction is likely TO be affected
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TIE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL, about to sit next
december, will consider the doctrines set forth
In the Syllabus attached to the pastoral letter
written by Pope Plus TX in 1864. The Syila.
bus, divided under appropriate general heads,
contains eighty specifications OF religious er.
rors prevailing at the present day, and has
been the subject Of severe commeuts. 1t IL,
therefore, matter Of interest to learn what
views In reference to these points OF religion
are entertained BY prominent members Of the
Catholic Church, and - the latest foreign
malls bring accounts Of discourse on the
Syllabus, delivered in London, on October 3D.,
BY Aichhishop Maanmg, one OF the most
learned ana most distinguished Oathoiic pre-.
iates, We give brief abstract Of ne sermon.
Arehmshop Manning says mat the Pope
had confined himself In the Syllabus simply TO
inculcattng tbs necessity OF 1tth ana mortality
IN ordinary personal sense OF the word, very
little would have besp heard IN opposition,
out because he had pointed ont and condemned
al those errors In political philosophy, which
were nased upon an erroneous syStem OF m )r-
ais, the world had been In upeoar. TIE
"modein civilhntaon" condemned BY the Pope
meant, said DR.. Manning, stats OF political
society founded upon divorce, secular educs.
uons m0nite divt8ions and contradictions IN
maueIs Of religion, and tho absolute yenuncia.
non oithe Supreme authority Of the Christian
CnuHch. The intention OF the Syuebus, he
said fartheP, was TO invite those who have
Wane0ed from Ohristain civilization TO return
70 Chfstain marriage, Ohrisuan education,
Christian unity Of faith and worship, and
Cnristain submission to Hin who " pastor Of
pastors. r.-" 50
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IA theatre is to be built In Petersburg, Va.
The young ladies Of Erie, Pa, have or.
CANNED q boar club.
The Woman Suffrage Association in
San Francisco has seventy five members.
@The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eagi.
neers meet at Baltimore on the 2uth instant.
~The colored tailors Of Charleston are on
q strike.
~Tom Thumb and Commodore Matt. with
Their little wives, were last heard " ct Yrek 3
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MORE rROOPs 70

MORE TROOPS POR CUBA.
7slegyophed ExclnsiseIy to Tie ErssSn9 Star.
MADRID, Oct 20. -ThFee thousand more
troops have been ordered 70 Oaba TO assist in
quellipg the insurreotion.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON WIN q. FAREWELL has
been detached from the Washington Navy
Yard, and ordered to the Lancaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

DAvED q. CARR was to-day appointed by
the President Collector of Customs for the
District Of Petersburg, Va.
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN FRANCR-The
Paris Journal Official contains the folio win
appointmenh:-Marshal Bazaine, s,ommauder er
of the Imperial Guard; General DE FoiIIy
Commander OF the Third Army Corps, vice
Bazane. Rumors OF changes in the ministry
are cfhcially denied. A ministerial council
assembled at Compeigne to deliberate on a
PROJECT Of law. Dep puties Bancel, Simon Ferry
tIon members OF the Corps Legislatif yesterday,
in order to explain their conduct The radical
journals attack the manifesto adopted by the
meeting. At public meeting OF the ultra rad.
icals Monday night some Of the deputies 70 the
Oorps Legislatif were insulted and roughly
handled. The Emperor has written fiatterine
letter 70 Prines Charles Of Roumania oa ne
the switchmsn on the railroads cerscrias m
Paris are orgln1xing O general strike. Tha
merchant clerks continue = hold out in their
strike. II is estimated that nine thousand
cleyp are engaged In The moyAnept,
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Col. JOHN w. JRNKIEs, . Wells Republi.
can. has been appointed United States Disric,
Attorney for Virginia.
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OF THE yIkGINI,
LbGISLATURE

TsieSraphed Erclusirely to The EUening Star.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 2O.-The Legislature
to-day adjourned, 70 meet on the second Tues
DAY after Congress shall admit the State TO the
UnIOn.
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A National Fair.

That Is a good idea OF the w ashin gtoniaps TO
nold great national exposition at the capital
OF the republic, and they seem to be in down.
night earnest about 1t, for committees have been
appointed, and many men OF ability and Infiu-
ence have lent the project their countenance. A
complete exhibition OF American Industry and
art, at the political capital Of the country,
would be both useful and interesting IL the
Washinetonians 60 rightly TO work they can do
all parts Of the Union than the people Of any
other city. In the first place, they will not
encounter the local rivalry and opposition
which the large cities manifest towards one
another on the occasion OF any affair that is
devised TO glorifv or profit any one of Them
as witness the cOntemp pit and cOldness DISPLAYED
by New York towards the Boston musical
Jubilee. Then they will begin with an lnfiu-
ential organization in Congress and the other
departments OF G0vernmen-for national of.
fcers, resident at Washington, will naturally
ington people have much at heart, and which
promises at the same time to be generally ben.
ehcial, gratifying 70 the national pride and
cohtributive 70 popular pleasure. Whether
congress would appropriate money for the
object In view is uncertain, but every member
would be an agent to stimulate the co.opera
tive action OF his State or district, and so far to
bring contributions OF commodities from every
part OF the country.
Washington Is onveniently and pleasantly
located. The streets are wide, and the inhab.
ltants are experienced and ready in providing
Tor great crowds. The public buildings and
monuments would be great features of attrac.
ton to thousands, and the ad accent scenery has
much beauty and many interesting associa-
tons. The city is accessible by railroad from
every direction, and arrangements could bs
made for excursion tickets at low rates, and
for the cheap or gratuitous carriage Of articles
for display.
With proper exertions, fair may be organ.
lied that " Ill really be worthy OF the Republic
that will exhibit thoroughly its resources
and ACHE evelnents in agriculture and the me-
chanic arts, In mining aud metallurgy, In man.
arts, In all the utilities and elegancies of life
The project is q taking one, and II discussed
and managed in the right spirit will become
very popular. San Francisco Bulletin, oct. :.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MAsQUEKADE COSTUMES
LADIES CENTS AND CHILDREN
At HARRY DONEHUE'S
oso lss lUth street.
oc ~ eo3m fourth deor south of Penna ave-
NATIONAL THEATER,
GREAT SUCCESS or THE
LYDIA THOMPeON BURi,EsoiTE TRoupE
THIS EVENING,
The Oriental BurIesque of
SlNDBAD, THE SAiLOR
And the Amusing Farce of
TO OBLIGD BENSON
sINBAD MATINEE. Saturday. at O'Clock
-Aonlseion, 80 cents; Children, Is cents. oI9 If
A GRAND CONCERT FOR THl BESEFIr
OF sIsIBkS SF VISITATION, to be gwen I
Snlen League Hall, 9Th street. between ID ami n.
JCBsDAf, october 18th, 1859 oc 10
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ADMIRAL FARRAsUT suffered a relapse OF
his illness on Monday night, but yesterday
was more comfortable, aud improving.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Teiegrdphed ErclusiDely to The Euentng Star.
MILWAUKEE,, WIs.. Oct. 2O.-4. ID. Norris of
the firm OF Norris & Kershaw, fell down stairs
at his residence last night and broke his neck
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EUGENE EN- ROUTE TO EGYPT.
7elegrapAed Ezcausiuely to LAs Euening Ssar
OoHsTAHTIHoPts October 2O.-The Empress
Alexandria, Egypt :,
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THE RISING In SPAIN.-rhe Fr-ncA papers
evidently regard the state OF affairs in Spain aS
most critical, and seems TO have little faIth in
me power OF the Government 10 restore order.
I he measure for the suspension OF indiyi yiduaI
rights which has been presented % the Cortes
rs regarded as most signin cant. and the Con-
stltution which was to have been the m lst
liberal IN the world is said 70 be dead letter
The guarantees which il was % furnish have
been suspended, and Spain is likely TO fall into
state OF siege, and to pass under the way OF a
dictatorship. Those who are in authority, ana
whose mistakes have broueht aeont these
results, declare that they cannot re.esublish
oroer unless they can silence the free express
ION OF opinion in the country. The details
wnlcn have been given by the Madrid Gazette
itself are indicative OF the spread OF the revolt
fears are entertained least the strong measures
adopted BY the Government may not iucreasa
the evn that they are intended 20 remedy
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BIZ Bdekers' and BrokerF TS>c-apA I.- ~
Gassdaody. ep-rater

Lewis johnson 4 10. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets. as follows
Nsw YoRK, October 2U.-first BoArd--U &
6's .-el. coupon. iiss h'a isoz. coupon. l2O n,
I-c<, coupons, lI9s, ires. coupons, liss; Isse.
coupon. new, lls; eAs- lrI, coupon.
IL .; 5eo's, Is6s, coupon, ms y; l0-sOs, coupon,
lves; Currency 6's. IVA, Canton, sou;
Cnmoerland, q Mariposa- 8, OHIO and Mn
.istlppi CersfncaI-a 26 : PacInc Nail Co, s. n;
wssern Union Telegraph, 36.; Quicksilver,
ltA, bos,o, waser fo~sr. I.s: new Yorr
CeEiral, lsSA; Ere, 3oR; do. preferred, 81;
HUDSON. ia, ksadinA, 20; Michlsan Oen-
tral, I@5X; Michigan southern, ala Illinois
Cenral, iSS; Cleveland sno Pir<pare o.:
Norihwes. 7oS; 90. pr-:-rred sst; RocE
leland h6k; ken Wayne. 81 \; Aiton a Terra
Hsuie. none; Toledo snd waoash. a.; Adams
Express, s6S; Wells, Fargo & 10. EKpress,
lSS UnIteo states Express s =; American En-
press. %: Merc chanu' unton, ~: CHICAGO
a Alton. lil; do. pref'd. II3. Market strong.
Gold, I3OaI30k.
Lospos: Oct 70 I p: n:-Consols, 90;
bonds, '62's, Nlf; ass. siA; 67's. - =; i0.iu's,
76s; Illinois. vs.. Erie, ~; Atlsnuc, IS
LIvERrooL, p. m.-Cotton market more
active. Sales l2UoO bales. Middllag UplAnds,
l2sas; Middling Orleans. eAaa.
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EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvINuK.-The receipts to-day
from this source were Sx7e,675.
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REl murine IN IrALs.

7elesraphed Ezclasicels to The ,Evesssg Star.
fLo11NCB, Oct. 2O.-Msuatts 0arabaldi is
recruiting voluntsers In the province OF Gala.
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LOB MOUNT VKRNOH.

'oK MOUNT VEKN0A.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas stack
psle leaves her wharf, foot Of 7th -
street, DAILY. (except bundaysD -.
at 10 . m, for MOUNT vEkNOn,
instos, Marshsli Hail Nd White House and
lore. Va returning to the city at p. N.
Fare TO Mount Vernon and return. S1.s
JAMES SYKES, Gent Supt.
auZ-r Once: Willard's Hotel.
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- Tne receipts from The exhibition OF Presi.
dent Grants OK, q: he lac fair in St Louis,
announced TO hearty three thousand dollars,
which goes 70 the 0eneni Of the Soldiers Or.
phans' Home.
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PRESIDENT GRANT, with his brother-in law,
Collector Casey. and General Badeau, occu.
pied private box at the National Theatre last
night
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REPUBLICAN x!I:4RER !EIH:4RER IN SPAIN

IetegrapAed Esclmsiveiv 70 IAe Eussisg Star.
MADRID. Oct. 90. .-Ths Rseublicau leaier
Sairochea was killed yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20
PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

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