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graceful ana obscene hulahula dance being
part OF the programme, the Englishmen VINO
noisted their Gag with pride on the arrival OF the
Irlnce, lowered it with disgust. 1t is lasting dls.
costly manner commanded by an English prlnse,
snould Visit these Chrstanized lands, and the only
questlon asked was TO 81 g the hulahula- The mis-
MonaTirs Ieel not little hurt that prince from
Chrlsuan England could treat them 80. On We'd
nesuay evening the Duke and officers attended a
grand pal gwen by the King. On Thursday Tue
hIng and principal officers OF the Government
nslIeu tne Galatea, and were entertained by nus
h0yal Hlghness, and on their departure the usual
salute was tred The impression left on the minus
OF thinking people is certainly not favorable, and IL
Is lamentabe to see a Government squandering four
Inousand dollars per day on such toy whle there
are thousands starving in England
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM TIE CAPITAL.
Secretary Rawlins Again nl-The
Chinese Mission-A Prominent
New York Journalist to be
Brownies Successor
Revenue Receipts
Politics in
Virginia.
FROM W:ASHINGT TON.

The Chinese Mission.
Special Despatch 10 The Euenirtg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-1t is stated in well-informed
quarters that the Chinese mission will be rendered
TO a prominent journalist OF New York, and the
understanding is that he will accept The appoint
that the gentleman selected is well qualified for the
position.
TThe New Governor Of Virginia.
With regard to the installation OF Governor Walker
of Virginia. it il believed that it will be postponed
for some time. II has been whispered that Governor
Wells would resign, but no credit need he attached
Military Changes.
II is understood that General Zeilin will not be re-
lieved from command of the Marine Corps for some
time yet. In case of promotion Of Major Slack 10
Zens place, brevet Major James Forney son Of
Colonel John W. Forney, will probably be made
quartermaster in place of Slack.
The Worlds Fair
to be held in this city was talked of some time since
and announcements were generally made that there
was to he one in 1870. This announcement was pre-
mature only initiatory steps had been then taken
Since that time its projectors have not been idle
and they have received announcement from a va
rety of that would assist in giving character
to the enterprise. The year 1871 is, however.
fixed as the date, instead of next summer previ-
Ously stated meeting of citizens to consider the
subject is to be held here tomorrow night.
The Revenue Receipts.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
Internal revenue receipts to-day s92OOO; frac-
tional currency received to-day from New York,
s108,5O0.
Secretary Rawlins Again Ill.
Secretary Rawlins was again attacked with severe
illness this morning He attended the Cabinet meet
ing on Tuesday, and was at the War Department
yesterday Notwithstanding the advice OF his physi-
clan to remain quiet at home
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THE LATE S r NEWS,
New Locks for the Treasury Vaults
Chivalry in virginia-A Duel
that was not Fought.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fire mt waterville.

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. "A fire in Watervillt
last night destroyed the store of Wentworth d
Co., with most of its contents, also long cattle
shed and building containing the general
ticket and Superintendents Office of the Main,
Central Railroad. Most of the property was III!
sured.
The New Treasury Lock.
BOSTON, Sept. 2.-James Sergeant, of Roches
ter, N. Y, who is stopping for a short time il
this city, to-day received official notice from
Washington of the adoption of his celebrated
bank-lock for use on the safe of the Treasure
Department.
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FROM EUROPE.
The StOwc-ByrOn Revelation Pronounced
Untrue.

The StOwc-ByrOn Revelation Pronounced
Untrue.
By the Anglo-American Cable.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The solicitors of Lady Byron's
family assert that Mrs Stoves article the subject
of the separation of Lord and Lady Byron Is not COM
plete or authentic.
Cardinal CuiIen's Pastoral Letter.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2.-Cardinal Cullen has issued a
pastoral letter fOrbdding parents to send their
children to national model schools, on pain OF a
deprivation OF the sacrament.
The Thames C0nservancys
LONDON, Sept 2.-The Harvard and oxford crews
have united in a note to the Thames COnserVancy,
thanking them for their eXertions in keeping clear
course.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. 2-3 p. M.-Consols, 93a93]s for
LIVE GIvIRPooI, @ Sept. Sept. 2-8 p. M.-Upland Cotton,
l3Ad.: Orleans 183@18%d. Flour, 25s 81. Cali
fOrnia Wheat, lis Id. ; red Wheat, 9s. 1ld@l0s.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
A Duel that Was Never Fought.


RICHMOND, Sept. 2.-At the White Sulphui
Springs difficulty arose between L. Q. Wash
ington and w. w. Glenn, of he Baltimon
Gazette, growing out of a letter written by thl
former to a Virginia paper, and which was con
strued as containing offensive illusions. TIL,
parties went out to-day to shoot each other, bu
the matter was adjusted, the text ef the ad
lustment being the following:-"The challeng
of Washington and the epistles of Glenn ar,
hereby withdrawn, Washington disavowing tn,
intention of saving anything offensive in hi
original letter"
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The a AthIetics nt Rnl,imore.

BALTIMORE, Sept p A very large crowd hal
assembled this afternoon to witness the mattel
game of base ball between the Athletics of Phila
delphia and the Baltimore Club, of this city.
The defeat of the Athletics by the Maryland
Club yesterday has created great exctemen,
among the players here.
The game this afternoon opens auspiciously
for the Athletics, the score in the first inning
standing to in their favor
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FROM CANADA.
lctlvity in the Lumber Trade,

OTTAWA, Sept 2.-There is great activity in the
sawed lumber trade in this city. About 400 600
feet are now piled up at the mills here. And in add-
ton to this, about 100000 600 have been shipped from
Ottawa to the United States this season.
The Ship I.abOrers' Strike.
QUEBEC, Sept. 2.-The ship laborers' strike con-
tinues not vessel in port is being worked upon,
and the lower portion of the town wears the aspect
OF a sunday. Yesterday the rioters attacked an in
offensive young man on Peter street. and almost
beat him to death The City and Wa, er Police from
Montreal paraded the town, but failed to make any
arrests In the afternoon the laborers commenced
to mass at the foot OF Mountain Hi and serious
dslurnaI ce appeared imminent but the troops being
again called out, the rioters dispersed.
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FROM CAPE Nh Z.

The Late Conaag agration-A Searching Invcsti-
CATION ip Progress.
Special Despatch TO The Eoenirg Telegraph.
CAPE MAY, Sept 2.-Mayor w. b. Miller has been
most energetic in his efforts to ferret out the origin
of the late disastrous conflagration This morning
he resumed the investigation, which was OF search
ing character, but nothing further elected
cept that the fire the work of ncendary. The
authorities of the city ably assisted by Special
Detective Harris. The Mayor will be fully justified
in the course he has pursued.
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FROM THE WEST.
InsoIyent Insurance Companies.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Wys King, Superintendent
OF the Insurance Department of this State, has pro-
cured nunctions against the Hannibal Savings and
Insurance Company, and the Pacific Mutual, OF this
city, on the ground of insolvency.
Affairs in Montana.
A Virginia. Montana despatch says the Territorial
Auditor and Treasurer, elected at the late election,
have been removed by Governor Ashley who has
filed their places by appointment. The case was
contested at the ofical count Of votes yesterday.
Virginia City was declared still the capital OF the
Territory.
Heavy Robbery.
The stage which left Helena last night was robbed
OF several thousand dollars by road agents near
Maad. Parties are now in pursuit of the thieves
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The Gold and StOck Wnrkets.

Gold opened at 1881, sold at "a, and down to 4,
and after the Cover ment sale reacted TO 1873 5s.
The market is excited ana transactions are large.
Governments steady, without marked change.
Stocks strong with marked activity in the Wander
relative to consolidation. st. Paul ami Michigan
Southern are also active, with slight advance
Transfer of specie.
The Alaska brought $50 600 specie from AspinWall.
and the Deutschland took out Sli2, 900 in specie.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Reunion of the Army of TENNESSEE

UI 0VhN VI tHTIIUoNVUs
LOUISVILLE, Sept "A meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF Arrangements OF the fourth annual
LeoiVn VI se ~ nondrn ~, "as ne.u yester-
selected to deliver the address OF welcome to the
society at the next annual reunion. Colonel B. III.
Bristow was appointed Corresponding Secretary OF
the Executive Committee
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Reunion of the Army of Tennessee
The Wisconsin Republican Con-
vention-Governor Fairchild
enominated-Rumors
of Indian Depre-
dations.
S oU T. III A M e r I @ A
Peru Acknowledges the Independence
of Cuba-Earthquakes and Rail
way Enterprises
Filibusters.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Secretary RobesOn not TO Leave the Capital.
Special Despatch 10 The EUentng Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2.--Secretary Robeson does
not intend, as has been stated, to leave the city
again, hut will remain here and commence the pre-
paration Of his annual report. The Secretary VIII
incorporate the result OF his recent inspection OF the
Navy Yards in his report.
Naval Orders.
Despdtch TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Paymaster s. II. Browne Is
ordered to duty at the Navy Yard at Pensacola, vice
Paymaster H. L. Wait, ordered to settle accounts.
Past-Assisant Paymaster George L. Mead is ordered
to Philadelphia for examination for promotion.
Past-Assistant Paymaster Frank II. Arms has been
ordered to the TuscarOra.
Appointments.
The President made the following appointments
last evening before his departure walter q.
Gresham to be Judge Of the United States Court for
Indiana; William Gouverneur Morris to be United
States Marshal for California, vice Charles NJ. Rand,
suspended G. K. Mobley to be United States Attor-
ney Tor the Southern district of Florida.
Customs Receipts.
The Customs receipts from Aug 2l to Aug Is in
elusive, were as follows:-Boston S353,9l9; New
York, s32l7,OOO; Philadelphia. $202,2l9; Baltimore
S230,4l0; San Francisco, from Aug I to Aug. 2l
ShO1. 153 total bl0.30l
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PROPOSALS..
IMPAIRMENT OF HIGHWAYs-OFF
~ No 104 S. FIFTH Street.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Chief Commissioners of Highways until II o'clock 4. M
MONDAY 9th instant for the construction of Sewer
the line of Catharne street. from the west curb line Of
Swanson street the river Delaware with clear inside
diameter of three feet with such manholes as may be
directed by the Chief Engineer and Surveyor. The
dersandng be that the Sewers herein are TO
be completed before the 3st day OF December 1853
And the contractor shall take bills prepared against the
property fronting said Sewerto the amount OF one dol
lar fifty cents for each nea foot OF front on each side
the much cash paid the balance as limited
by ordinance paid by the city and the contractor
will be required keep the street and Sewer in good
order for three years after the Sewer is finished.
When the street occupied by city passenger railroad
track the Sewer shall be constructed alongside OF said
track not to obsruct interfere with
the passage OF the thereon and no claim for
muneraton shall be paid the contractor by the company
using said track specified in act OF Assembly approved
May 8, 1866. 49,. ,
bond mas been filed in the Law Department directed
by ordinance of May 25 1860 II the lowest bidder shall
not execute contract within five days after the work
awarded he will be deemed as declining and will be held
the next lowest bidder Specifications may be had at the
DEPARTMENT of Surveys, which will be strictly adhered to
The Department of Highways the right to reject
all bids not deemed satisfactory.
All bidders may be present at the time and place of
for rock excavation, unless by special contract.
MAHLON Ill. DICKINSON,
928t Chief commissioner of Highways
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FINALLY COMNnTTED.-Last evening BIZ Price,
who was shot several nights since by Sergeant
Wood while fleeing from him in the southern part
Cf the city, was taken from the hospital anu gwen
a hearing before Alderman Kerr on the charge o.
arson, after which he was committed FOR tTlal'
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W5 EXCURSION TRIP TO CAPE
L6ttaAtS%sf MAY, on SATURDAY, September 4-The
80 fine new steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
SATURDAY, leaving ARCH Street wharf at A. Nj and
return Monday Excursion tickets including carliage
hire $3.50 each way, including carriage hire 1920 923t
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HOUSES BROKEN INTO.--Yesterday the residence
OF Edward WallingtOn, at No. 1876 South Fifteenth
street was broken into but it is impossible to state
what was stolen, as the family were out OF town.
The thieves first entered the Kitchen and, breaking
out panel Of the door leaing into the dning-roonl
nut their arms through and showed back the bolt.
They ransacked the house from top to bottom.
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SCALDED.-This morning Jacob and George Brensy,
aged eleven and sixteen years. were badly scalded
at the residence Of their parents, on Sayery street.
above GiTard avenue They We're playing around
the stove when Kettle Of boiling water turned
over the contents flying over the arms and neck of
hp SutfererS
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RECAPTURED.-Charles Schwaggle, one OF the lads
who recently escaped from the House Of Refuge,
was rearrested yesterday at Arch street whari,
while helping TO unload a vessel He was returned
m n 10 old nuartprS,
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AN Assessor APPOINTED. Peter b. Long has been
appointed Assessor OF the Eighth ward to ill the
Vacancy caused by the death OF John McCenaghan.
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FROM NEW' YORK.
sales of Gold by the Governments.

Despatchsto The EUenirg Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Sept. AIT the Government sale OF
81 000 900 of gold to-day the bids aggregated &c.
600, the whole amount awarded to Marvin Brothers
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SuHOcafed.
Stock Quotations by Telexrnpn-3 p. NJ.

ROCHESTER, Sept. "A man named Hatch ana his
niece were sutiocated at Batavia by coal gas.
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BROADWAY N. Z. CHURCH, CAMDEN.-Thls church
is now holding frnit festival in tent adjoining The
church building. The objrGtof this festival is to aid
the library in connection with the Sunday School.
The public generally are invited to aid in this lauda-
bic Undertaking, as, while they crafty their own
taste for the beautiful fruit with which bountiful
Providence has this year Dlessedps they will assist
this church in procuring for their youth those lite
rary fruits which will prove more enduring
benefit.
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A DISHONEST DoMEsTC.-Mary King for some
time has been in the employ of James McElhone. a
resident or Reesville, Chester county. few days
since Mary disappeared, and at the same time a
quantity Of clothing valued at $50 was also missed
Yesterday Mr. McElhone on landing from the train
at the depot, Thrty-1rst and Chestnut streets, be-
held Mary whom he had arrested. She gave infor-
nation by which the articles all recovered, and
was then taken before Alderman Randall, who COM
M 10
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A SHOOTING CASE IN THE TWENTY-FIVE WARD
A CITIZEN SHOT WHILE STANDING ON THE CONNECT
ING RAILwAY.-AbOut O'Clock last evening" James
Carduck, aged thirty-fve years, was shot while
standing alOnsde Of train OF cars on the Connect
ing Railway, under the following circumstances.
Some accident mad occurred to the locomotive aud
the train had stopped for repairs. number of the
cars were laden with peaches, to one of which, it
seems, some unknown person went for the purpose
OF taking some OF the fruit. While he was in the
act of getting them the doOr of the next car was
opened and man peered out and drawing pistol
fred. The ball struck Mr. Carduck in the abdomen
and so seriously injured him that his life is despaired
Of Just as the shot was 1jred the train moved Off
and went on its way to New York. Mr. Carduck
taken to the Episcopal Hospital, where his ante
mortem statement will he made to-day.
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ANOTHER BURNING CAsuALTY.-AbOut 10 O'Clock
last evening coal oil lamp exploded in tee house Of
Mr. ClymeT, No. 247 Diamond street, in the Nine
teenth ward In attempting to eXtinguish the flames
the dress OF Mrs. Clymer took fire and she was
seriously burned. Policeman Morgan OF the Eleventh
district ran to the assistance OF the burning woman
and although he succeeded in putting out the fire he
received severe burns on his left Arm and hand Mrs
Clunnr lirs In a nrecArious condition.
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THE SOPER HoMCIDE.-Coroner Daniels held an
inquest this morning the body Of Mrs. Eliza
Soper who died yesterday of wounds received on
Monday, on board the barge Security, while lying al
Catharlne street wharf There were but two wit
nesses, neither of whom could testify to the shoot
ing. The only thing they knew was, that they heard
the gun discharged and then saw Mrs Soper run out
of the cabin saying that her husband had shot her.
The jury rendered a verdict that the deceased,
Eliza SOper came to her death at the hands of her
husband, Lorenzo D. SOper, August 30 1859, on
board Of the barge Security, while lying at Catharne
street wharf.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and Engraver
No, 1893 Oh ESNIJ1 Straat
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CAUGHT IN a SToRE.-About O'Clock this morn
ing, fellow, giving the name OF Frank Jones, was
proving along Ridge avenue, fully bent upon ROB-
bng some establishment. He picked out the store
No. 1905, and first threw stone through the tran
som, to whether there was anybody about. Find
ing all quiet he burst in the door and went for the
mOneydrawer, from which he distracted all the cash
it contained. About this time the proprietor Of the
place passing, and rried the front door, which
he found barred against him. He then went in by a
side entrance, and found everything strewn around
in disorder. He then called policeman and shortly
after Frank Jones was pulled out from behind a
chest. The stolen money was found on him. He
will he at the Central Station this afternoon.
THE SoPER HoMCIDE.-Coroner Daniels held an
The Union and journal., 1869-05-07
Ross Corner.

Ross Corner.
A correspondent informs us (whosc letter We
are obliged to cOndense) that the fuss in the
Frc Baptist Church in that place, begun THREE
years ago. has been happily settled, and ne AZ
tributes il to the sweeping revival OF the Meth
odi.ts in that quarter.
spring-aIe.
Luther Stanley, Of springvaie. has native
COW, from the milk Of which, in seven days,
eleven pounds Of butter were made.
Eliot.
Rev. Chas. Peabody, late Of Eliot, has become
pastor Of the Congregational Church in Epson.
Kiitery.
The Portsmouth Chronicle says q little boat
from Kitsery Point, with VIM. J. Fletcher and
Jcsse Ford, was eapsiled above the NarrOws,
Thursday morning, just as the U. s. Steamer
Emerald was leaving the wharf to 80 to Ports
mouth. She went to their assistance and picked
them up. Much credit Is due Mr.. Daniel W..
Msrien, for the management Of the Emerald in
picking up the boys
Also, that Charles II. Green, Of Boston, Is
carrying on an extensive business in the manu-
faoture Of brick Mt his yards in Kittery. which
are under the immediate supervision Of Mr.. A
y. Small. These yards are located alongside Of
tide water and afford peculiar facilities for a
large and successful business.
Ia Rue's Misstreis r#
WIN perform in Shaw's Hall next Wednesday
evening. We are acquainted with MIR. In Rue,
and have ever found him to bea gentleman,
and the performance Of his troupe here twice.
have each time given great satisfaction. u
The Union and journal., 1869-05-07
Cleon and II.

There Is whole volume of philosophy in the
allowing lines, by Charles Mackay, which many
would be the happier to make practically theil
'wn:
Cleon hath n million acres;
Necr one hayeI:
Cieon dwelleth in palace;
In a cottage 1:
Cleon hath dozen fortunes;
Not penny
But the poorer Of the twain Is
CleOn and not 1. o.
Gloon, true, possesseth acres;
But the landscape 4;
Half the charms 10 me 1t yisldcth
Money cannot buy: .....
Cieon harbors sloth and dullncss;
Freshnlng ylgorl
lie in velvet, In fistlan;
Richer man AMI.
Cieon is a slave to grandeur;
Free as thought am 4:
Cleon fees a score OF doctors;
Need ofnonc hayeI;
wealth-surrounded, care-enyirOncd,
Cleon fears to die;
btih may Vemci NC ~ huu ihc reouy-
Happier man am 1.
Gloon sees no charm in nature;
In daisyi:
CieOn hears no anthems ringing
In the sea or sky:
Nature sings to me forever
Earnest listener L:
State for state, with all attendants,
Who would changer Notli