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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-02
THE GOVERNMENT AND THk GAM.
BLER0,
New York Merchants ana importers
Asking o Change OfPOIIey.

A Delegation Visits Washington.
NEW York, Oct. /.
The Times says that last evening O
strong and powerful delegation OF mer.
chants and importers OF this city, left
for Washington, for the purpose ofhold-
Ing q conference with the President In
relation TO the disturbed condition OF
financial affairs previous to The holding
OF the Cabinet meeting. The subject
Of discussion before the Cabinet will be
the financial situation Of the country,
as 1t has been affected by the recent
fall; and the merchants and importers
have decided to seek the Presidents
aid n this emergency, 30 they may be
relieved from the embArrassments natu.
rally resulting from the unsettled con.
dition OF the money market. On Wed.
nesday the Assistant Treasurer was
requested TO ask Secretary Boutwell, II
he would not modify his programme
as far "a the selling OF ten millions OF
gold during the next month was con.
cerned. Secretary Boutwell, sent back
positive instructions that the line Of
action already determined on would
not be In any. way disturbed. The
merchants and importers Lhereupon
determined TO send an influential dele
CATION to consult with the President
and request him to allow the Secretary
discretionary power so that he may sell
the gold In such quantities and at such
lmeS Rs will best regulate the market.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

The settling Of balances, about which
80 mach Is said nowadays In our New
York dispatches, Is thus described by
the Philadelphia Ledger:
The difficulty lies In the large number
OF statements that have to be examined,
and In the fact that several of the larR-
eat operators have refused to furnish
statements. The committee examines
and compares the statements, strikes
the balances and makes the accounts
ready for clearance at the Bank OF New
York. The mode OF procedure In ar
ranging the balances Is very simple.
Each broker who sells gold makes an
order on the clearing house, printed In
black letters, directing the delivery OF
the amount sold at the price agreed
upon 10 the broker who purchases,
Each broker who buys gold makes an
order on the clearing house. printed In
red letters, directing It to receive the
amount purchased at the price agreed
upon. The brokers having sent In
statements OF their transactions accom-.
panied by the tickets as these printed
orders are termed, for each purchase
and sale, the committee compare the
statements and the tickets, and strike
the balance Of gold due, which, as
agreed upon by the operators, IL settled
on that basis OF the premium Of 1856.
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BosToN, Sept, 80.

81. BosroN, Sept. 80.
Tho races to-day at Mystic Park
were attended by 1900 people. to wit
ness the double team race, The race
for 2:30 horses unfinished yesterday was
won by Mcclellan, best time 2:20. The
race for the double teams was we'll con-
tested by Honest Allen and Jessie
Wales, Julia RutTer, Ben, and Lady
Walter, Black Harry and Belle Strick-
land, Commodore Mutt and SorrelI
John. The purse was 81 900, race won
easily by Honest Allen and Mutt In
1881, 1882 and 2:29Sl, the fastest time on
record for double team OF trOtters.
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Hon. HORACE GREELEY wrote 10 some
gentlemen In Lynchburg on the 18th
inst, that they were welcome to use his
name In any way to promote the reno.
walton and prosperity Of Virginia. This
was before he was nominated for the
United States Senate.
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IT is announced that general order
will shortly permitthe British soldier
In every branch ofthe service to wear
beard II he can raise one. Heretofore,
siugularly enough, the soldiers have
been allowed TO wear boards In India
and have been compelled to shave in
Canada, while, more singular still, cav.
airy men anywhere might be full>
bearded, thoug gh they are always exs
peoted to make clean sweep In the
tield,
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valuable Farm For Sale.

nHE FARM OF WILLIAM HILL, DE-
l. ceaEe1, Is offered at private sale, situated
In Union Township. Marshall County, four
miles from Wheeling, on the Fa'rmont and
Wheeling Pike, containing l28 acres, llO
acres In cultivation improvements con-
sista OF dwelling house, barn, &C., an excel.
lent young orchard OF the different varieties
OF fruits, The farm Is IN good stale OF cul-
tlvation, with never.faIling springs In every
tield, IN desirable neighborhood aud sec.
tlon Of country where land Is rapid y ad.
Vancingi convenient TO schools and
churches.
For further information In regard 10
price, terms, &C., enquire OF RICHARD
ALLEN or g NJ. BROWN, near the prem
iSeS. Rep2t.3tdAod63LWa
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Seizure OTA Steamer with Munitions
OF Warat New York.

NEW 4OhhI Oct' l.
The steamship Enterprise was seized
yerterday, by the United States Mar.
shal, she having on board thirty large
Parrott guns, three thousand solid shot
and severaltons Of shell. It was be.
lleved to be intended for the thirty
Spanish gunboats now being finished
here. The Enterprise was 10 sail this
morning, and await at sea the sailing
Of the gunboats some night this week.
The iron clad Dictator, and the steam
friRate Swan, are at the Navy Yard
coaled and ready for departure TO the
Cuban coast, where they have been
ordered,
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A BACHELOR says that all he should
ask for In awife would he q good temper,
hea lth, good understanding, agreeable
physloguomy, figure, good connection,
domestic habits, resources Of amuse-
ment, good spirits, conversational
talents, elegant manners-moneyl The
unreasonable rascAli
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MARKETS BIZ TELEsEAPn.
New YoRK, October

CoTToN-Without decided change :
1000 bales sold at 27Kc lor middlInR
uplands.
FLouR-Closed dull and 5AlOc lower.
GRAIN.-Wheat-la2O lower, with
rather more doing for export. Rye
Dull at 81 16Al II. Oats-LOwer and
dull al 62a63xo for western. Corn
Dull Of 90A90c for 'unSound, and Slal Oi
for sound mixed western.
PROvIsIoNs.-Pork-Quiet and heavy
at $50 80 for mess; seller October S8l.
Beei-Steady and In fair demand. Out
Meats-Nomlnal. BAcon-Flrm and q
fair inquiry.
LARD-DuIl at lSalSNc for fair to
prime steam.
Edds-Quiet and without change.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Trade opened little brighter and
more active, bat closed more tamely ;
prices though less buoyant iu The main
rule steady.
CInOInnatt.
OCTOBER l.-FLouR-Dull; family
IS 75A6 90.
GRAIN-Corn-Qulet at 95a96c. Oats
10 Higher; 6Sa59c. Rye-Dull at 0Sc.
ToBACCo-In good demand; sales OF
lS9 hhds. at 81 25a22 90 for lugs to good
leaf.
WHIsKY-Flrmer; sales at 81 IA; al
close 1t was held at 81 l5 with sales at
this rate.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-UnchauRe
with hardly any demand; held at $50
for extra brands; $32 25 asked. Bacon
Firm and quiet; shoulders 16L<al6Hc;
clear sides 20c; no clear rib In the mar
ket. Lard-Dull; prime city offered at
l7H, and prime country Tx.
BuTTER-Flrm: In good demand at
3Oa35c.
CHEEsE-Firm at l6Xc.
Edas-Hlgher at 2Oa2lc.
OILs-No change In oils.
GoLD-lS5 buying.
EXCHANdE-Flrm at par selling.
MoNEY-Market unchanged.
Chicago.
OCTOBER 1.-FLoUR-Dull at "a Goa
9 25 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and weak; / 1I<a
2Xc lower on No. l, and 2A211c lower
on No. 2; sales No. / at 81 ll1al 12f;
No. 2 at 81 06A1 OS, closing dull at 81 O6.
4Alo uAt0EnuOu bu6 LAuIheI was uuo6t~
tied at 81 OF seller October, and 81 OS1f
seller last half for No. 2. Corn-Dull
and 3a311e lower; sales No. 2 at 6Sa
70nc; rejected at 66Ka70c; no grade al
6iC, closing tame at $50 for No. 2. This
afternoon the market was unsettled and
active at CSC, seller October, for No. 2.
Oats-Moderately active and 10 lower;
sales No. Eat 4Olfa4lc In store, SOFA
40c seller, and 4la4l 11c buyer October,
closing at 1910 In store. Rye-EasIer;
sales No. l at S4sS5c; No. 2 at s0aS2I<c;
rejected at 7la7Sc, closing at Sic for No.
2 and 7la7So for rejected. Barley-Dull;
No. 2 in store offered at 81 10; seller the
month at 81 lsa1 20.
CATTLR-Dull and inactive at S3a5 25
for common to good COWS and light
steers.
HoYs-Steady; s. 5Oa8 rs fer common;
20 26a9 40 for fair to medium; So 950all 0O
for good to choice.
Toledo.
OCTOBER 1.-FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-2c lower; No. l " bite
Michigan 81 80; amber do. 81 151f; No. l
red 81 201f; No. 2 do. 81 151f; No. 3 do.
u 06. Corn-Dull and 1a2c lower: No.
!. S5c; No. 2. SEC. Oals-Corner broke;
No. l, 400; No. 2 44o.
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SAxONY,


DRESDEN, October l..
The King yesterday opened the Diet
With a speech. He said he always on.
deavored to further the development OF
the Con federacy on the basis OF the
Federal Constitution. He should cons
tlnue TO use his influence TO preserve
the best friendship beteen the States
Bnnd. and 10 this respect he should act
In complete unison with his federal
AlllaA.
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NEW YORK.
tranquility In Wall Htreet-Adyauce
In Recommendation In Trouble.
MORNING REPoRT,l

NEw YoRK, August l..
Wall street ls more quiet. It's said
halfot last fridays business has been
settled, and all Will probably be settled
by tomorrow. Dealings In the Gold
Room were resumed to-day, but the
transactions were light. Money active
at z per cent gold. Sterling dull. Gold
quiet at lS0alSOH. Governments buoy.
ant with prices advanced. Railways
active; New York Central 175; Hudson
1853; Michigan Southern IS; Erie 35X.
The interest on Lake Shore bonds IL
being paid to-day.
Fisk's opera house and buildings
have been attached by the Sheriff on
suit by Osborne & Bostwick, to recover
fll4 900, which they claim due them on
a gold contract. II 10 stated that the
leading merchants are endeavorIng to
induce the Associated Banks to receive
and pay out gold, and make gold clear
ances through the Clearing House as
they now do currency,
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CAUTION.

AoonandS German Remedies arc counter.
toltSi, See that the signature otC, M. JACK.
BON Il on tho wrapper OF each bottle. AL
Principal otiioe and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH Sueot,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly O, II. JACKSON q 70,
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GEN. LEE has written letter decliu-
Ing TO attend the Commercial Conyen.
lion In Louisville, October IL. He says:
'ln my particular sphere l have 10 At
tend TO my proper business, which oc.
cupies 80 much OF my attention that l
have but little to devote to other things,
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THE Tennessee Legislature will NEE
In Nashville on Monday, and early In
the succeeding week will probably
elect Andrew johnson to the United
States Senate.
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'THBRE is no truth In men, said a
lady In company. They are like mu-
slcal instruments, which sound variS
ETY. OF tones.' In other words, madam,
said a wit who chRnced to be present,
you believe all men are EyreS.'
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While, a party Of men were engaged
In work on the bridge at st. Louis
Thursday, rolling u heavy timbe across
a temporary trestle, the trestle gave
way, and ten Of their number were
wounded, some Of them seriously.
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A MAN has Just been liberated from
the Michigan State Prison, after q two
years so1onrn there, who was innocent
OF the crime for which he was sentenced.
ne was charged with stealing, and Ia
erder 70 save the reward 10 his family
he confessed what he had never done.
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THE Richmond Rhtg says Bonner 10
a happy mRn-happy In being the own.
er Of Dexter, and happy In having a
hundred thousand TO offer for another
like him,
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PRICEs.

AOSaAna" German RltssorA Pc; bottle sstA, 9SS %
Hoonands German Tonic, put up in quart
BOTTLES, u 80 per bottle or half dozen for
utO,
EDo not forget 10 examine well the Rr.
ielo you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
olno everywhere, iyl2
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COMMODORE yANDERnlLr has been
interviewed by New York reporter,
aud says he don't know the present
leading men OF Wall street, but M The
same time hints that they must be "A
combination OF thIeves.'
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In the U. s. District Court at Bal.I,
more, Thursday, John Rnmmelsman,
on trial for conducting brewery and
neglecIlng TO make proper entries In
his books, was found guilty aud fined
$500 and Imprisoned for one day.
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THE Republican nominees for House
Of Delegates In Marshall county, are
MessrS. George Edwards and W. R.
Howe. Hr. Edwards is a member OF
the present house,
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A LADY went this year to the White
Sulphur Springs under vow To accept
the man who made her the hundredth
otier she had received. She is now cele.
brating the centennial offer by the light
OF the honeymoon,
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REVENUE Detective, James J. Brooks
who was shot In Philadelphia on the
9th inst, has nearly recovered and ex-
pects to resume his duties In few
weeks, "
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Centennial Celebration at Bangor.

BANGOR, Sept. 80.
The centennial celebration here to.
day comprised large procession, In
which were all the school children and
trades. All the houses and public
buildings were decorated and business
entirely suspended. An oratIon was
delivered by Judge Godfrey and a
poem written by Mrs. Crosby was read .
A canoe and batteRux regatta In the
afternoon and q banquet In the evening
closed the festivities.
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ONE OF the Wisconsin papers epi-
LomISes the democratic platiorm%n that
State: "Ii have done anything am
sorry for, am glad Of H."
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WILLIE p, a little five year old,
was playing with a honey bee, when
the angry bee stung him, 'oh, grand.
ma 7 cried Willie, i didn't know bees
had splInters In their Ieet.'
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A PUBLIC dinner 10 to be given at
Romnoy, next Wednesday, and a gold
beaded canO voted away, In aid OF The
Romney Cornet Band.
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The Independent Republican Move.
ment in Berkeley.


ment in Berkeley.
We understand that new political
movement Is on foot In the Repu blican
party In this county. A legislative
ticket, composed Of the following named
gentlemen, has been put In the field:
For the Senate, Hon. B. NJ. Kitchen ;
for the House Of Delegates, John W.
Lamon and T.. A. Luce, Esqrs. We un.
derstand they propose to run on the
Wheeling INTELLIaENoER platform.
The gentlemen named are all Republi-
cans, and run as such. The Democrat
10 party Of the county is In the position
Of a looker.on in Venice. It has to
chose between the two Republican tick.
cts now before the people. We shall
await the public announcement OF the
platform Of principles on which the
different candidates stand, and then
choose the one which comes nearest our
ideas Of right and jusice.-MdrtiRSbRr
Elm |' |H ..... F.....
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THE Republicans Of Cabell and Lin
coin counties (which vote together
have nominated Wm. HolsteIn for
House Of Delegates.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AFIRDIANA.
POLLS.
Explosion OF q Boiler on the Fair
Grounds.

Twelve Persons Instantly Killed.
Probably 100 wounded.
INDIANAPOLIS, October /.
A terrible accident occurred OF the
State Fair this afternoon. The boiler
OF sinker & Co.. Of this city, exploded
few minutes before 4 O'Clock. There
was an immense crowd on the grounds
at the time Of the accident, and 1t is
difficult TO get particulars. Itlsknown
that twelve persons were instantly kill.
ed and the number wounded WILL pro.
baby reach one hundred.
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Hon. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON has
sent In his resignation as Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury, 10 take ef.
feet January l, 1870.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court o. PesalSylpanid.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1896.
NJ consider Hootiand'B German Bittem. a
VatIable medicine In case OF attacks OF indi-
ReStIon or DyBpepSiA. can certify this
from my experience OF IL
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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JtIStIco ot ne Supreme Court Of PsnnVlttuItd.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1850.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
IaNd'a German BitterS Il very good tonic,
relieving dySpepuc symptoms almost dl.
rectly. GEORGE shARSWooD."
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[EvENINa RRpoRT,l

The Complications ON wall Street.
The prevailing feeling on the street
this afternoon, 10 one OF rather less con-
hdence than this morning. All kinds
OF stocks have been lower from va
riety OF causes, but principally because
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THE Wayne county Democrats have
nominated G. G. Burgess for House ol
Delegates.
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DANIEL DoNHHoo, EAQ., Is the Rspub.
lIcan candidate In Hancock for House
OF Delegates.
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BARDoURsvILLE, CRbell county; has to
pay 13 cents per bushel for coal.
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RICHARD G. PARKRR, the author OF
several school books, died In Walthaln,
Mass, Saturday, aged 70 years,
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will have me, Sarah p said young
man TO a modest girl. NO, John, said
the girl, but you may have me II you
wlll
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Gke0ttelIdsrrrper:

GEoRoE PEABODYIsailed for England.
Wednesday.
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IT has been suggested that Alexander
Won Humboldt Is an lllustrIous exam.
pie OF what a bachelor can accomplish.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOoELAND'S GERMAN TONIC

ls pleasant preparation OF tho RitteB for
thosO who do not like extreme BltteH. II
Bitten combined with pure sRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable dRvorinH extracts. Its use
recommended when some pure EtiRulRnt Is
required in connection with the tonic pro-
peTtles OF the BltterS.
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Chtef Justice orthS Supreme oOrrtQf Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA March l6, 1857.
"I ind HooflAndb German Bitters IL a
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de-
bllity, and want OF nervous ncLlon in the
system. SourB, truly,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Ia D compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture 0f
this Bitters. TheIe Is no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
ten, hence II free from all the objections In
oident TO the use OF liquor preparation.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
bulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver in orler,
Keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no dlBeNe will
ever aSsall you.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who wish q
fair akin and good complexion, free from
yellow iAh lnge and all other dtSnguIementB,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
heekB.
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Toledo.

OCTOBER 1.-FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-2c lower; No. l " bite
Michigan 81 80; amber do. 81 151S; No. l
red 81 2O]<; No. 2 do. 81 151f; No. do.
IL 06. Corn-Dull and 1a2c lower; No,
l. S5c; No. 2, S2c. Oats-Corner broke;
No. l, 400; No. 2 44o.
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An Enor1nons Failure.

Rumor places the liabilities Of Lock
wood at thirty to thirty>hve thousand
dollars. The Lake Shore Railroad to.
day. paid interest on the bonds OF the
Buffalo and Erie branch.
John Simonton, for many years one Of
the editors OF the New York Times,
has resigned his position on that
journal,
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The State Superintendent OF tho
banking department Is understood to
express the opinion that when these
statements are all In, the bank will be
In such condition as to be relieved from
the receivership. II this be true then
many brokers will be able TO meet
their liabilities and resume business.
i is reported that Smith, Gould g.
Martin will be forced into bankruptcy
by their creditors.
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By TELEGRAPH.

Pablo Debt Statement.
... WASHINGTON, Oct, l, 1860,