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me border generally from Canada. They
reported a. to numbers, muscle and the differ
emit nationalities represented in our fire houses.
The reports were not consoling to England az
transatlantic war power Tho emigrant
aAtionalities W ere found fused and brigaded In
bonds Of citizen amity. Invasion and bonn
bardment Of New York or 'any other place"
would not ''p ay," and so we have not heard
much Of such projects since. The present
commission will really benefit Great Britain,
Tor tn Members must tell her Of the practical
results Of indi vIdual progress under free gov
ernmeDtal institutions.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European Nows
BY the Gable up to the hour Of publication;
also Teiegraphic Dispatches from Cuba, Hayu
and other points. It also contains the Current
News OF the Week; the Fashions; Amusementsg
Facetie; Foreign Intelligence; Scientific, Sporting.
Religious, Political and Literary Intelligence: Wash.
ington News; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agrt-
cultural Budget, Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse. Dry
Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence. and accounts Of all the
important and interesting events of the week.
TsRMs;-Singie subscription, 81; Three copies, IS:
Five COPIES IS; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies i've
centssach. A limited number OF advertisements In
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Delay In tho Payment Of Peasions-I.arge
Fire tn Philade!phia-The Brooks Shooting
Cuse.

Delay In tho Payment Of Peasions-I.arge
Fire tn Philade!phia-The Brooks Shooting
Cuse.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. IT, 1862
difficulty has arisen between Major Calhoun,
pension agent, and the claim agents, which will
delay the payments to pensioners In the interior for
some time. Heretofore the pension agent has paid
oil claims, on proper vouchers, in greenbacks; but
now he refuses to pay anything but a check to the
order OF the claimant, which the agents and attor
neys here refuse to accept.
The extensive flour manufactQry Of Sibley & PEN
nypacker, corner Of Twelfth and Buttonwood Streets
by William B. Thomas whose loss Ii $40, 000 covered
by insurance. One OF the floors was occupied as an
armOry by Colonel Thomas regiment, and the mus
kets were all consumed. AL the other ho0rs were
filled with empty barrels Messrs. Warrington &
Co. q Continental Steel Pen Works. opposite, were
damaged BY water, as were also W. IL J. Aliens
cabinet workshop; Thomas NJ. Evans awning post
maker; O. H. Mellon, machlnlst, and several dwell
tngs adjoining. The total loss Is about 5000
Slbley 4 Pennypacker were burned out last year
when located on Willow street. about square
distant.
Rain has been falling all the morning. and IL Is
hoped to be the commencement OF the eQuinOctial.
Some light Is now being thrown upon the Brooks
shooting affair. James Apple, whose distillery had
been closed by Mr.. Brooks was arrested to-day and
committed without BAIL charged with being impli-
Gated In the shooting. Witnesses testl1ed to seeing
Robert Hamilton now under arresp In Keenan's
store previous to the shooting ana that he went
from there to Apples place. when the latter paid
Hamilton sum OF money Hamilton Is believed to
have driven the hack In which the assassins es-
capped.
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HOLLAND.
The Savans In Council-An Old Subject.

The Savans Ia Comedian Old Subject.
THE HAGUE, Sept. II, 1862
During the session OF the Statistical Congress in
this city yesterday Mr. Chadwick moved for the COL
lection Of statistics respecting military services with
q view to the reduction Of standing armies. Mr..
Ruggles, Of New YORK, supported the motion in q
lengthy speech, wherein he contrasted the arma.
ments OF Europe with those Of the United States.
He exampled the recent war in America for the
suppression Of the rebellion and the extirpation OF
slavery, and, when oil was over, the return Of the
soldiers to their peaceful av0cations. TO pay the
costs OF that war does not impoverish and weaken
the country as much as standing armies DO European
states.
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Fire In st. Louisville Removal Of tho Capt..
tai.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. II, 1859.
The box factory Of Pail L Kilburn was burned
this morning. Loss about $So,ooo insured for
$lo6o0. The lumber yard OF Mr.. Schulenburg ad.
Joining, was damaged to the amount Of $4,000.
A party from the East arrived ~ Kansas City
Yesterday. Most Of them have gone on tour
through South Kansas, via the Fort Scott Rail
road.
Alta meeting Of the National Capital Executive
Ctnh on 80. hsc,osa nnon ana vi, he nshi,.naS
in the prominent papers Of the country. The cali,
after stating that the Governors OF all the States are
invited to attend the convention, says that In case
the Governors OF any Of the States refuse to send
delegates to the convention that delegates selected
by Congressman OF any Congressional district Will
be received and duly admitted to seats In the Con.
yentlOu.
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OHIO.

Terrific Storm in Cievelund-Burning Of
Railroad Depot.
CLEVELAND, sept. IL, 1869.
terrific thunder storm passed over this city last
night. TWO or three houses were struck by light
ming, but not much damage DONE
The freight depot OF the Cleveland and Pttsburg
Railroad in this city was entirely des troyed by fire
this morning The building was unusually clear Of
freight two propellers having cleared from it yes.
terday afternoon. The loss Is mostly In Cleveland
freight, but the amount has not been ascertained
but is estimated at from $4,000 to $780, COO There
Is no insurance on the building or freight.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Trip Of the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
Through tho Golden Cato.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II, 1869.
The members OF the National Grand Lodge OF ODD
Fellows to-day visited the harbor forthcaTions and
took short sea trip through the Golden Gate THIS
evening they met the business men Of the city In the
hall OF the Chamber of Commerce. The Grand Lodge
convenes Monday next
The Governor OF Oregon has appointed three dele
gates to the ST. Louis National Capital Convention.
Flour-Extra shipping, - 10 o S. IS; jobbinG
rates, 81 621 q IS rs. Wheat decidedly duh and
nominal at 81 o 81 co. Legal tenders. u.
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TENN ES SEE.

Tho Case Of Waddy Thompson-His Dis
charge and Rearrcst.
MSMPHis, Sept. II, 1850.
waddy Thompson, who was arrested in ST. Louis
in company with Perry Fuller, for alleged revenue
frauds, and sent to New Orleans under charge Of
the United states Marshal for trial. was taken from
the Marshal at Jackson, Tenn, yesterday on writ
OF habeas corpus and brought before Judge Lee, OF
the law court OF this CITY, and discharged on the
grounds that the United states Commissioner only
mad the power OF magistrate to bail or commit
and could not order prisoner to be carried 10
prisoner. Thompson was Immediately rearrested
by the Deputy United States Marshal on warrant
issued BY Commissioner Morrison OF this city, on the
same charge. He was afterwards released on bail
" answer to-dal.
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Tho King Of Greece and the Israeiites.
The mail details of the news from Europe,
published In our columns yesterday, informed
our readers that the King of Greece had just
complimented his subjects Of the Jewish faith
by attending the-synagogue In Corfu during
prayer, and that the ark was opened as he
took his seat on throne, and the rabbi called
on Heaven to rain blessings on the heads of
the King and his son.
This was really liberal condescension on
the part of King George, an act in strict accord
ance with the spirit Of the age and significant
of the near completion of an era or perfect
freedom of conscience by the universal discs
tablishment of State churches. The King
could not have performed it towards more
thrifty, useful or deserving class of his people.
A Dane by birth, and a communicate Of
the Greek Church by baptism and adoption,
his Majesty took very prominent yet excel
lent occasion to show forth his freedom from
sectarian prejudices, as well as his entire
belief In tho rights Of universal natiOnalism,
in accordance with the intention Of the cosmo-
politan guarantees-by England, France and
Russia--on which his throne rests. King
George is young in years and may have been
willing to learn more of the glories and power
and grandeur of the ancient thrones; of those
Of David, Of Solomon and the rest, taking at
the same moment, it may be, useful lesson
a. to the instability Of human power by q
glance at the living evidences Of the effects of
the handwriting on the wall-the Meme,
meme, tekel supharsin, as witnessed by and
interpreted to Belshazzar, even in moment
Of supreme enjoyment.
The Greek treasury is not In very flourish
ing condition just at present; so perhaps the
King may have had in view also during these
moments of happy intcrcommunion the idea Of
impressing his Israelitc friends with convic-
ton Of the utility of that happy system Of
finance which is laid down in the Bible in the
words "Who giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord, and even Of persuading some among
them to test the solvency of the security. II
was grand and impressive and encouraging
occasion, however, and will no doubt bear ite
fruits.
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ont Of Trousseau Sir p Johnstone's b. h. xf., six
yeere BY General Williams. out OF lambda, second:
4r. John Days b. T. R0xana, two years, By Carac-
tacus, out OF Rosabel, third, Eight ran. The bet
against XI. and Roxana
The sourry Selling Stakes Of sovereigns each.
MIN % ADDED Tor ell ages. was won 6y Mr. John
Venus; Mr. Bromsgrove's ch Q. lsmael. BY oxford.
OUT OF egyptian, second: Mr. W. n. Lambourne's
en-. O. Zacchaeus. two years, BY Stockwei, out OF
Ecu oe Joie, third. Five ran. The betting was
70 against Dione and TO each against ismael
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CONNECTICUT.
Fatal Stubbing ARRAY I'm Hartfor

Fatal Stubbing ARRAY In Hartford.
HARTFORD. Sept H. 1869.
A stabbing ARRAY occurred in this city about half
past ten this evening. party OF ave negroes at.
tackled two young white men, after some words
had passed between them, and one OF the latter,
named Arthur Adams, was dangerously and, IL 10
Thought. fatally stabbed. He ha q two wounds on
his person, one Of which penetrated his lungs from
the back. The other young man, named Charles
dangerous Three OF the negroes have been arrested.
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In this Changeable Climate of Ours a. Cold
IL easily taken and without due another will be con-
trac,ed Of it, cold thus running into another until
the accompanying cough becomes settled and confirmed,
strainng rackng lungs, and ultimately stimulating
production of tubecies yet Notwithstanding majority
existing OF clearly defined pulmonary disease may
thus accounted for thousands are now careessy allowing
drift through the preliminary symptoms under
the fatal euson that troubled with "Nothng but
Cold" How obvious is IT, therefore, that cold should DO
carefully fof from Its ncpencv and exertion
used to rid the system of its effects Coughs and Colds
cured by that standard preparation, Dr. D. JAYNES Eek;
PECTORANT. and by promptly resorting to i all fears OF
results will be dissipated Sold everywhere
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women.-A Comparatively Fe

Pretty Womeu.-A Comparatively Few
aides monopolzs the beauty well the attention OF
oety This ought not to be but il and will be while
foolish and single out pretty faces for compancns
This can all be changed by using HAQAE'S MAGNOLIA
BALM which gives bloom of youth and spark
ling beauty the complexion, pleasing, powerful and
tura. .
lady need complain Of rsd tAnnsd reekied rustic
Balm. Its effects truly wonderful Depot Park row.
A splendid hairdrsssng 10 LYONS KArHAIRoN
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EGYPT.

Tho viceroy In Objection TO tho Sultan.
CoNsTANrINoPLE Sept. II, 1850.
Tho Khedive Of Egypt raises difficulties respecting
the carrying out Of that portion OF the second ocia
letter Of tue Sultan relative to budget loaus
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Beware OF the Eggs which Vernfu Lay for
next years SrpP, yT" ,bs
moth, bugs and other vernin from oyerunning yos
Nothing else will Depot, II Park row, New York
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Movements Of Prince Arthur.
QUEBEC, Sept. II, 1909.
Prince Arthur with the members OF the govern
ment yesterday visited the Military School, High
School, NORM College, Laval University and the
French Cathedral, and lunched at the Citadel with
the offlcers. The party were everywhere received
with enthusiasm. They drove around cape Rouge
to Spencerwood. In the evening they attended q
grand ball given by Lieutenant Governor Beleau
and lady complimentary to the Prince Five hun.
giant. The Prince will leave Quebec on Monday.
The Prince visited the Ursuline Convent at eleven
O'Clock this morning. and Ct TWO O'Clock, In COM
pany with the Lieutenant Governor and the men,
bers OF the Privy Council he visited Point Levi as
the guest Of the o1cers Of the garrison He inspect
ed the fortincations anu iunshed WITH the oincers
small party was invited. 1t ID yet undecided
whether he will visit the United States but he proba.
bly, will In the winter.
Fire In T0ronto-Two Children Burned to
Death-FIreman Killed by a Failing Chim-
ney-BurniDg of the Chemical Works at
London-The Oswego Fire Brigade.
TORONTO Sept. II, 1869.
A are broke out this morning and destroyed three
frame houses in Queen street. Two children be.
longing to a man named Chalour perished In the
flames. One fireman was killed and another fatally
injured by q falling chimney. The mother Of the
children saved third child by throwing 1t out Of the
window.
The Canada chemical works OF London were de-
stroyed by ars on Thursday night Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
The Oswego fire brigade arrived here yesterday
and were received by their Toronto brethren. They
presented q fine appearance In procession through
the city. They Will be entertained ut dinner this
evening.
1t is said that Sir Francis Hincks has been offered
seat In the Dominion Cabinet.
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nm HutefhdUOhht AQuatfC COut0Ws
LONDON. Sept. II, 1859.
Preparations continue for the coming international
scnllers' match, between Walter Brown, Of Port
land, No., and Joseph sadler, OF Teddlngton, Eng
land. which Is appointed fos October Z, on the
Thames, from Putney to Mortlake. Brown has
abandoned his American built boat for one con-
struoted BY Jewett He trains with the ex-cham-
pion, Henry Kelly as coach. The betting 70 now 2
to ! on 6adier
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The Disestabilsbed Church Synod.

DUBLIN, Sept. IT, 1889.
In the Synod OF Armagh resolution excluding
the laity from deciding questions Of doctrine and
discipline has been rejected by large majority.
The Synod has also rejected resolution looking to
he representation Of minorites. and has adjourned
until the 30th inst.
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BACKED INTO THE RIVER AND DRowNRD.-Michael
Casey, residing in Eighteenth street. between First
and second avenues, driver OF an ash cart, backed
his team into the river at the foot OF Fifth street.
yesterd ay oftern DON. ana was drowned His body
was not recovered. The horse and cart were re-
covered.
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IRELAND.


Tho Land Question Agitation.
CORK, Sept. II, 1869.
The Farmsrs' Club have adopted resolutions de-
mauding perpetuity In land tsnures, the placing
OF rents on fixed bass and the abolition Of distress
for rent. National Tenants League was organ
zod.
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MISSOURI.

Prince Arthur Invited to Attend the st.
Louis Agricultural Fair.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. II, 1892
The ST. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Fair
Association OF this city. through their president,
A. b. Barrett sent very cordial invitation to Prince
Arthur and Sir John Young Governor General OF
the Dominion, and all the members OF the Ministry
10 attend their annual fair, which commences on
the 4th OF October
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supplied to the N. Y Fire Department Always ready icf
instant use building safe without Il. Beware OF worth
less Inventions. U: s. Fire EInguisher Company, No.
nav. Ma York
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ga .,,-The Communion Service OF Twenty
six pieces for the Plymouth church, Brook
Ign, by ADAMS CHANDLER Co, will DO on exhibition
for few days at their salesroom, No. 20 John street,
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Nyriads Of Children will be ut the Tam-
MANY MATINEE to-day. The RIZERALLIS All the new
performers The Harlequnade. truly delightful per.
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TURKEY.

Marine Lights In the Black Sea.
CONsTANTINOPLE. Sept. II. 1859.
lightship has been moored in the Black Sea. at
the entrance of the Bospnorus. II shows double
lights.
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Pain Turned to Pleasure.-Dr. Cotton Ger.
ainy this with the gas 81 the Cooper Institute, II The
testimony Of 81, 900 patients Can be relied on.
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General aickles' Motto.

General Sickles' Noto.
MADRID. Sept. II, 1882
1t Is thought that the Cabinet at Washington has
become somewhat more conclatory since the re-
ceipt OF the kilograms from Mr.. Sickes, the Ameri
Minister to the erect that the cited temp
per Of the spanish people will compel the govern
ment to continue the war for the suppression of the
insur rectiOn In Cuba.
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City Ladies' and Ladies Visiting the City u
you wish handsome Boots and Shoes pasron1s MILLER
CO.. No. Union square.
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Newspaper Suppression.

BERLIN, Sept II, 1859.
The voss Gazette newspaper OF this city has been
suppressed by government authority for the publioa-
ton OF an attack on Count Bismarck.
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Everybody and Everybody's Children will
attend the TAMMANY MATINEE to-day Immensely the
most matinee given the city. Admiration afty
cents. children twenty-five cents.
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Thirty Years, Practically n Regu1ax Physi.
elan 10 establish the durability OF Epilepsy other
youS diseases Please call for 81 Great
Jones street
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Thousands of Pretty Ladies' mud Interesting
children will visit the TAMMANY MATINEfltoday An ion
mense performance Is always sure to brng. them.
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RUSSIA.

Religio-PolltIcni Sentiment.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. II. 1859.
The Sclavonians have feiicitated the Bohsmians
on their late Huss festival
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All Landseer's, Faed's, Rosa Bonheur's
fne line steel Enrrav.ngs elegantly framed half Broadway
pticea; beat collection In America.
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PamphIets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neansss qucknsss and despatch wenye per cent
Al re METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MHNT.o7 Man ntreet.
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A.-Ladies' Faces Enam eiIed also the Pre-
paraon for SALE with Instructions BY u. hAVSSoN, fos
iroadNay
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q. II. Chanec, for Several Years Past S0n.
Vernon HOTEL Baltimore, the most sesAns n"ass s0uh VI
Nav York Ia the country.
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Tho Anatomical EysgIass Adjusts Ltsolf
"a NV form OF nose with pressure than any other
u" -"' JAMES PRENTICE, Optcian, t6l Broadway.
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A.-Gentlemen's Hats.-Fall Fashion Now
turer, lib Nassau street.
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Approved by the Imperial Academy Of Medi.
cine OF Paris aud other European medical and scientific
bodies-HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT.
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At EverdeIps, 300 observation-disclosures
and Visiting Cards. Monograms, Crests initiated Note Paper
&c. most stylish In the city.
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When You Feel a Cough or Bronchial A y
lection creepns the lungs take AYERS CHERRt
PICTORIAL and cure 1t before 1t becomes incurabls.
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All tho New Style Hats, Cheapest and Bcsts
OF WALLS, l4l Fulton street.
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip.
tion 60 to the Metropolitan job Printing ks.aoishmsntH
Nasaal
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At William Everdeil's Sous, 1O4 Fulton
street-Weddng Cards. Finest In the city.
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GERMAN
Political Party Fusion.

BERLIN, sept. II, 1859.
An organization OF the national liberals Of North
and South Germany into one party is projected. The
scheme IL generally approved, though In Bavaria
there Ia much apparent reserve.
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AUSTRIA.
American Represanfat Il

American Representatives.
VIENNA, Sept II, 1859.
Mr.. Jay, the American Minister has returned from
visit to Admiral Radford at Trieste. He goes to
voslan for week prior to taking up his residence
| hare
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A.-Disgusted ThOasa nds will Learn with De-
light that ths place Of the filthy hair dyes and coorers
which q for health and comfort has compelled them
to abandon PHALON & SON have introduced, under the
name of vrrALfA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
newly article which has drawbacks and
to gray hair to hs natural shade In few
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Newspaper Trouble

DUBLIN, Sept. II. 1850.
Mr.. Booth, an editor, was yesterday brought be-
fore court and remanded for trial tho charge Of
participation In . fatal ARRAY q Tobbermore re-
Gently.
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Mrs. 6lddons En Iiouto.
Death Of an Aufh0I

LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, 1869.
Mrs. Scott siddons sailed for New York yesterday.
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Appointment of Delegates to tho Southern
tnI

Commercial Convention.
HARRISBURG, Sept, II, 1869.
Governor Geary has appointed Colonel Thomas A.
Scott, General George W. Cas-, General j. X. Moore
head, Richard J. Haldeman, Colonel william Phil
sfanIev WoodWard Edward r. Cav and Hon Hen.
drck b. Wright, delegates from Pennsylvania to the
Southern Commercial Convention to be held In
Louisville, KY, on the 18th OF October next.
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot
c As Bond street. OF t53 BroAaway, and drugysss
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LONDON, Sept. IT. 1862
Peter Mark Roget. the author. disd to-day, aged
ninety years.