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Etext of the SenGtus Consulfum,. which
is promulgated, IN the name Of the
Emperor, and signed By Rouher, and
countersigued by De Evergier The
following is a synopsis of the docu-
ment:
Article1. The Emperor aud Corps
Legislatif have the privilege Of in
itiatiDg laws.
Article 2 The Ministers are de-
pendent on the Emperor; they delib
crate under his Presidency, and are
responsible. but can only be impeach-
Led By the Senate. -
Article 3. The Ministers may be
members of either chamber; they
have free access to and the right to
speak in both.
Article 4 The sittings Of the Sen
ate are open to the public, but on the
demand Of Eve members, the Senate
may gointO secret session. a
Article 3. The Senate, after point
Biag out the modiheations in a bill,
may send bek FOR further considera-
ton to the Corps Legislatif 1t may
in any case oppose the PRONUNCIATION
OF bill, and IN such case, the bill
cannot be presented in the Corps
Legislatif again during the same ses-
SArtide 8. The Corps Lsgislatif
elects its own officers at the opening
of each session. The Senate and
Corps Legislatif make their own in
ternal regulations.
Z Article 7. Every Individual men,
Der Of the Senate aud Corps Legisla-
tif has the right Of interpretation.
Votes Of confidence or want Of con
tdence, orders de Jour. and motions
can be adopted, but they must be re
ferred TO the Bureanx as a matter Of
right whenever the Government de-
mands it, aud the Bureaux will then
appoint a Commission 10 consider the
matter, on whose report the Corps
will decide whether to accept or re-
ject the vote.
Article g. No amendment of a bill
can be discussed unless it has been
previously sent to the committee
which considered the bill and also
co onmunicated it to the Government,
andlif the committee disagree on the
the amendment, the Council OF the
State shall pronounce its opinion, but
the final decision rests with the Corps
AegtS1atlfs
Article 8 The budgets are to be
presented aud voted by chapters and
articles
Article 10. AR notifications in
customs orspostal tariffs made through
Trustees with foreign nations, will
require a law to make them binding.
Article ] I, The relations Of the
Emperor, Senate. aud Corps Legisla.
tiff, arc changed only in SO far as they
are modified by this Senatus Consul
tum. Their ferma intercourse will
be settled hereafter by imperial de-
cree. aE
Article II. Certain articles of the
Constitution. inconsistent with the
above provisions are abrogated.
ENGLAND.
LoNDoN, Sept 12-Lady Palmers-
ton, widow OF the late Lord Palmers
ton, died yesterday.
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Sunday Nights , dispatches
Sale cf z U. s. War Steamer
to the Haytie Cover :
ment.
Interesting Cuban News.
Int estio g For ign Ne We.
The Senatu Consul I'm
PrCmulg g2ted
Sunday Nights dispatches.
Interesting Cuban News
Int esti g Foragn News.

American War Vessel S0lH u he
Hayfien 60VeFnmeBt-COn IT.
Ing. a"tfA lHaH;a p 'is1a1
, New YORK, September 12-The
United States steamer Alquanqdin,
previously reported sold TO the Hay
tien charge d'Affairs, NJ. Laraviste
La Roche; is to- ndehvereaIto that
gentiemen, at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard tomorrow. She is to be put
under command OF an officer of the
United States Navy for that purpose,
and will sail for Puerto Principe at
the end Of the week.
Some lime ago the Treasury Detec-
tives obtained a clue to the location
Of a lithographing store from which
five dollar greenbacks, that have been
Extensively circulated In the South
and Southwest, were struck, and
have at last, by perseyeTipg. and ener-,
getic efforts, obtIined4possess % i Of il.
It is estimated that from thi&stoBe5
alone ever half a million 9ollafa OF
spurious notes have been printed.
They have also obtaiHed pessessiOhkef
the stone from. which the counterfeit
five del ar bonds on the JeYett Ma
tional Bank, lofa JeEett, Conn. that.
were SO extensively circulated a. few
months ago, were printed. The prin-
eipalsa of this extensive gang of ceun-
terfeiters are now IN custody, but
their names are AwlthneId 2 for s1tlle
present, as their publication would
probably prevent the arrest of their
accompliees. s41r9 ila % luse a8rt 81 Z
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aA C0HMERti.L


Va a +-@sA -
- 1siegraph.l HEw YORK. Sept. II.
CoTToN-A shade lower: sales OF LOCO
fhaies a. 3ssz934c for mi ding uplands.
FLOUR Receipts, 29060 bDls.; steadier;
sales OF 7,400 barrels at g 7d95 p
for superhue STATE aud Western;
s. 5Og7 90 for extra state; 50 50a7 o. for ex-
trA Western; 81 l097 20 for white wheat
extra; So 50@7 % for round hoop Ohio;
50 % foT good to choice do. Rye Hour
quiet; sales OF 20J barrels at a 50g6 40.
CORN MEAL-Scarce ana quiet.
WHISKY -Decidedly frmer; sales OF go
barrels OF West ern al 81 2091 25 free clos
ingat the latter price.
WHFAr-Receipts,~ I47 500; opened I92c
better; closed quiet VT n about 1e ad Tnnce; ;
sale OF 10000 bushels at 81 499l 5i1z for
No. Spring, 81 5S9i 20 for No / ditto in
store. 81 sal 81 for Winter red and amber
Western, 81 6j9t 40 for white Western,
81 6j for white kentucky, 81 6l0l 62 for
California.
RYE-Dulist
BARLEY-Quist
heavy and l9@e lower; safes OF 42,00G bush.
els at 959Sl IL Ior unsouDd new mixed
Western; 81 I49I II for sounddo.
OATS Receipts 1914 bushels; market
firmer; sales OF 5S,eU bushels at 64G7lc for
new Southern anu Western, the latter an
extreme.
RICE Dull.
CoFFEE-Quie
SUGAR Firm and quiet sales OF 1O0 hhds.
Cuba at l214c.
MoLAssEs-Dun; Cuba 56c.
HOPS-Nominal.
OILs-PetToleun easier at 1910 for ciuie
ana 3214c FOR r fined. Ltnseed OH is gu: ct
at 81 90 in casks.
COAL-Qutet
WoOB Firm; sales or 0,OO0 pounds at
4S952c for domestic fleece; 34955c for un-
washed; 40c for combings, and 3095oc for
pulled.
LEATHER-H enlock sole more active 81
30g3I1zc for Buen9s yres and Rio Grande
light and middle. weights.
PoRR-DuA and heavy; sales OF 700 bblA
I at s3t93l II for mess, closing al S3l cash T;
4 $50 50 for Old do 81 2592s 90 Tor prime and
S3083l for prIHn e Eaess; also 250 bbls N ess,
4 seller January, al S26 80.
BEFF-SCeady 9sales or 80 bbls at sS 500
+ Is 80 for new plain mess, and sl29l7 90 fol
new extra mess.
BEEF HANS -Qniei; sales OF SO bbls al
+ 2593Cc. -.I-
Cur MEATs-Qulet; sales 40 packages al
{ I4i49I514e for shoulders, and l7C9l9c fOl
i hams; Iniddies quiet and steady.
4 LARD-DuII and heavy; sales 80 ueTcsl
/ at 90 Q pc for steam. and l91za20c FOL
/ Kettle render edf also % tier ceS steam
I buyer Septembee, at l9c.
BETTER Steady at 16a2Sc for Ohio.
CUEESg-Qutet at I3dI6c.
4 EREIGHTs- To Liverpool are active anC
firm; shipments of 5000 bushels whest a
sz41 per SAIL, and l01zd per steam, ana J 90
bols -four a { > Cd per sail.
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.


MADRID, September 12.-The I'm
perial newspaper confirms the report
that twentg-iour thousand soldiers.
wia be sent to Cuba, and states that
the Merchants of Havana have raised
nine millions of reals for their pay.
E King Victor Emanuel, Of Italy, In
reply to overtures made TO the Duke
of Oasla, in connection with the
Spanish throne, declares that his son
shall never reign in a free country,
unless BY the unanimous call OF It's
Constitutional Chambers. aEL a1a1
-st PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Sept. 12.-The Republicans
are extending their influence in Pert
ugal, and their Organfz1tlons are IN
cressiGg In number.
BELGIUM.
BRUssELs, Sept. 12.A1'he Belgian
Government declines M join Bavaria
in carrying cut Prince Kohenlohe's s
policy respecting the forthcoming
Eeumenical Council. The Govern
ment has also determined to send no
0 fetal delegate to the Council.
FRANCE sf.sF k--a
PARIS, Sept. 12-lt IS reported
here that Gen. Sickles's late note to
the Spanish Government declares that,
although the Unfted StatCs has not
yet recognized the insurgents in Cuba
as belliserents. still, if the situation
is not modified soon. they VII axe
steps to that end. Spain is about 10
dispatch 21,G00 reinforcements to
Cuba. The first detachment, COCO
strong, will embark during the presen
week.
I PARIS, Sept. IA fearful hurri
cane has swept over the north oi
+ France, cruising much damage % thS
crops and to other properly. af ~
The Emperor did not 90 cut to day
on account of the seve lty of tht
weather.
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President Grant - Humboldt Annl-
YerSHFV,

New York, September 1.-Presi-
dent Grant and sure visited his SON
at Nest Poiut, to day, returning in
the evening. .-..-
The programme for the Humboldt
Celebration of Tuesday is issued, and
includes the procession to Central
Park, the Inauguration Of the Monu-
ment with appropriate ceremonies,
| including oratious by DR.. Fraucis and
DR.. OGDEN, and music banquet at
! Liederkranz Hall, and torch-light
procession in the evening.
The trottiag horse John Stewart,
Yesterday made twenty miles within
an hour for purse of $1,000. Time
/ fiity-nine minutes ana thirty nine and
I a half seconds.
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Fnnernl ef Mon. J9hn len.

NAsuvILLE, September 1.-THE
funeral OF Hon John Bell takes place
to -morrow. A meeting OF the Nash
Vile Bar ami citizens was he'd TO-
day, and resolutions commendatory
Of the deceased was passed. The. cit
i7ens meeting was addressed by Henry
s. Foote, Ex- President Johuson and
others. NIr. johnson spoke of Mr..
Bell as a statesman aud patriot with
whom he had disagreed politically.
but to whom he was pleased to pay
the tribute due to eminent worth and
unwaveriug honesty.
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sea fora Dry eOOds HArao..

D. IcIcBfApu.I INV 4 lOhA1 obpLs IL
DRY GooDs-Trade Is fairly active among
jobbiug houses. Prices on bleached mus
Inns and Canton fiannels are weak. The
Madisonvllle, 56 inch, shirtings are lc low
er to-dsy. anu are selling at ISc; the Black
stone are reduced from l415c to lac, and
Forestdale from TIC to l7c. Laconta
brown Canton 1annels, which have been
sold at 20c, are reduced to 17Sc. Worsted
b aids IN common and high cOlors are SC
So. Prints are In g5od request, and prices
tending upward, some brands b ing ad-
yanced &c per yard, wi hile prints like La
conia are offered by A. I. Stewart Il Co. at
1910, by the case or package
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LouIsYllle MaFket.

~ Ieiegraph.l DOJIsvILLE. Sept. II.
BAGGING-Scarce and active,
FLOUR Steady superftne s. O095 ..
CoRH-o0Go5c
OATs-45a5O.
PRoYIsIoHs-Quieta and nrm. Mess pork
sSS 1898 80. Bacon. shoulder l8c; clear
rib and clear sides 1870. Hams, sugar
cured 22c; extra do z35Ic. q ~.
LARD-2Oc.
WHISK at 81 10.
ToBACCO-Active; sales OF 73 hhds at
So 00gI5 Is.
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oCAL HCT1CEs

From Evansville Journal, Sept. Ill
Sale or First H0gshead or New To-
baccO-A Handsome Premium.
The new tobacco season will soon
open, and gives promise of heavy sales
during the next year. The first hogs
head of new tobacco that has been
received in this city, was sold yesteT-
day at the Planters Tobacco Ware
house, by Messrs. Weldon, Bros. e.
Co The tobacco was large, fine ma
hogsny Shipping Leaf, in fine order,
and the hogshead weighed 1,165
pounds. 1t was bought by Messrs.
Fendrich Bros, who are the largest
dealers in Manufactured and Leaf
Tobacco in this city, at $l5 per hun
dred. The tobacco was raised by
Wm. Williams, Of Henry County,
Tennes see, and a premium of $3.50 10
addition to the price of the tobacco,
was made up By the tobacco and
whole'ale trade Of our city, and
speaks well for their liberality. Five
hogsheads of old tobacco were also
sold at from s. Soto 81 co. Messrs
Weldon, Bros. & Go. row have the
sole control of the large and spacious
Planters Warehouse, and have
unlimited facilities for breaking
They are well known to the trade as
prompt business men and will, IN
doubtedly, get their share of the to-
bacco consigned to this city for sale.
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Rase -

Sr T,oyrTs Sent. I2-Wm. y .seHat-
ION or San Fran isco, arrived here
his morning. en- route for. CineinBati,
10 make fnal arrangem ents with The
Red Stocking Base Ball Club to visit
the former city. Mr.. HattOn is pre-
nared TO provide means for the. trans
portation and entertainme of the
Club, and will accompany them on
their journey.
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tuban AeWs.

HAVANA, Sept. 12.-The Spanish
bark AURORA, from London, has arri-
lvea at this port She reports the
burning on the 9Th inst of the English
bark Thistle, from Isluagow for Ma
tanzas, with cargo ofcoal, off Cayo.
She sank. The Mary, Spanish man
of war, went to their assistance.
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canadian Items

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-The breach
of promise case Of SOPHIA Ora niger
against Benz niDgt resulted Aihedamages
for S3,500 .t5o15.-l,
+ QUEBEC. Sept. Ito ships aere
lost IN the Gulf eg SkuLaEreHee dur
ing gale. The crews were saved.
Vessels in the barbora we're bs1ly
damaged. ..,.,r.r.., ser,s
Prince Arthur was yesterday the
guest Of Lieutenant Governor VIII
mot, atPrincetois where the citizens
presented him au address. To day be
arrived here, where he was received
By a procession Of the military and
citizeus The streets were decorated
with arches and haes ands salutes
were fred. An address OF welcome
will be deiiveFeds this eYenings lie
attended concert. ra
There was a tremen lous storm Eeee
last night. .--. .....
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n@T. G. BridweIl & Co corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines. American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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ESTABLISHED, 1881.
TIcKErs - - MENAaERIE AND

TICKETS FOR THE MEEAGEBIE AND
CIRCUs.-For the accommodation Of
families and Others, who would avoid
the crowd at the opening Of James
kobinson's Great Circus and Gardner
z Kenyon's MeDagerie of Wild Beasts,
on Moudaz. Sept. 20, tickets have
been let toF sale ct the music store OF
Messrs; Warren g. CODyngton, 81
MaIp street, where they may be Oh
talued on the day of. exhibition, at
which place, also. may be seen the
g9lden diamond-studded belt of the
Champlo1 Robinson. sent II 3t.
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Arizona Adticea.

SAN FRANcisoo. Sept. u.-The San
Pedro.& & Los Anglo Railroad Is COM
p'ISgG ITizona ad7ices d u the 18th Of Au-
gust have been received. The In-
dians attacked a Mexican train near
Antelope Creek and were repUlsed
Three whites and twenty Indians we're
killed. ss5 BE- ssrrse sss
The recently discovered gold mines
in the Hassayampa District are being
opened, a large party Of miners ar
irving from White Pine.
Gen. Thomas passed San Juan
Island, yesterday. en- route for San
francisco, from Alaska.
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School Building,

GtEABED PROPOsAI4s KVsLE4 BIZ
- received up to Wednesday noon. attpe
office OF the superintendent Of Schools for
the immediate erection Of a lrame sehOoI
house 30x40 feet, with fence and clubhouse,
to be located on Clark Street Persons in-
terested will call on the superintendent,
at his office, for plans BY order OF the
Boaroq seaob
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gar0DeaR marKss.
Gable.

By CabIe.l tsag EgsF LONDON, Sept. IL.
ConsoIs for money e21S: account s2K.
American securities $40 bonds, '62s, S3JS
SOS, 82T6; i67s, SiT&; I04re, 7515; '62s at
Frankfort 661z. 1H
LTvKRPooL, Sept ernber IL .-5otton ready
mlddling uplaHds l35kd: Orleans l31Sd ;
sales of 10000 bales. California white
wheat los I'd: red western No. wheat 9s
l0d. Western nour 25s: Corn No. 2
mixed 30s. Oats 5s Cd. Pork HOS. Beef 90s.
Lard 76s. Cheese Sis Cd. Bacon 67s.
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kallfoad assessment.

At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the e.. @. g. p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August 11th, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
Of which shall be payable on the 18th
of September next, and four per cent.
on the 10Th Of October, the same to
be used In making surveys Of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. T.. WELBoRN,
aug12 tsept15 Secretary.
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C1NoLNkAr1. seht. sl1.--Tha BOard

of Trade, tonight, passed a resolu.
ton to ask the Legislature to so
amend the law 50 as>tto have7rcal
estate revalued every three years, also
to increase the c9mpen S92tien of real
& estate assessors. They also took steps
to have these as sessers chosen with.
ont reference to ipol}ties Great i'm
portance is attac he'd to thls subject
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BG- Use little good common
sense and buy your Boots and Shoes,
for men, women and children, at the
first class Shoe House, at 60 Main
Street. j. S. RICKER.
aug30 Mou&Tu 2W
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aANK srATEMKNT.

Sterling quiet at %; gold hrmer; opened
at 1875, advanced To 1859 on unfavOrable
accounts concerning the cotton crop, and
closed at 1855; carrying rates 59S per an
mum. aud 1-l5 till Monday; clearances $50
100000; exports tor the week $50, ,459; gov
ernments scarce, with large orders from
German houses, and prices advanced half
a cent Without bringing out much stock
Assistant Treasurer bought 1924 500 at ll61<
lis 90-le0; offers reaching a million and a
quarter; market closed heavy aud lower;
coupons 'sl, 2IsSa2lI; Q 49, 22g2214; do
"a, 2l1S92i5<; ; do '65, 2l1<Cs2I5@: new 2092016;
90 81, 2O49205s; do '6S, 209201S; I0-40's, 1919
a 1917
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p@- Keen constantly on hand at
Geissler & Co.'S, No. 81 Main Street,
large variety Of those beautiful sil.
yer tea sets, large salYers, round ard
square walters, ice pitchers, goblets;
cups, fruit stands, cake baskets. ana
many new articles too numerous 10
mention. AT ofWhioh we take great
pleasure In showing to our OLD Gus
toners, and as many new ones as may
favor rs with call. [sepl1 2t.
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BosToE;l Sept 12.-P. S. Fiske,
widely known throughout the coun-
try from mis- connection with The Ex-
press business, died this morning.
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~P. L. Geissler & Co, No. 81
Main Street, are offering their large
stock of jewelry, silverware, watches,
diamonds, etc. at greatly reduced
prices. Any person wishing goods in
their line will do well to give them a
call. Isep11-2t.
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nn- Ladies gold watches of Amer
lean and Swiss manufacture, OF all
qualities, at very low prices. at
z. i. GEIssLER Il Co.'S,
.an11 2t 81 Main Street.
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HAvANA, Sept. 11-It having be-
come known that suspected parties
were about 10 deposit letters for the
United States mails by the steamship
Missouri, they were detained aud the
letters which were supposed to con-
tain rebel intelligence were registered.
The court martial in the case OF
Udalto, Lieutenant Governor of Bay
amo. at the outbreak of the rebellion.
have found him guilty Of treason, and
he has been sentenced TO the chain
gang for ten years.
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Arrest for Violation Of L. 8. Revenue
Ht Law.

Boston, Sept 11.-Colonel Broad
head State Liquor Commissioner, re-
crntlV arrested on the charge of VIC
Ialinc the u. S Revenue laws, by neg
lecting to fix stamps on package
of imported liquors, was to- day ac-
quilted and honOrabiy discharged. "a
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News Ry Atlantic Cable.
Relief for the Ayondalo Sufferers.

Relief for the AVOndalo Sufferers.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Ma
tioual Executive Committee Of the
Union League of America met to-day,
aud took action in regard to the cleo
tions pending in Pennsylvania, Mis-
sissippi and Texas. tes 1l
Geo. IL. Stuart, Treasurer for the
relief fund for the Avondale sufferers,
has received over So, 900.
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FoF81gn Newg.



LONDON, September ia letter
IN the Telegraph says that Lord By
ron did not meet MRS. Leigh from a
period before his marriage until after
his separation from Lady ByfOn.O3 l
The Times contrasts the French
revolution of 1913 WITH the present
revolution 10 Spain. la the former
the people ruled, when, the power
given to General Cavaignas was
turned against the peoples soVer-
,eigntya After a short but terrific en-
counter it fell la Spain the army
has governed Though ruling, it has
never conqneredz nor Fought for its
power. a struggle with the people
Is always imminent, but the eonhiots
ing forces are unequal and the odds
are against the people4ng aRfE8aT
Among the Spanish statesmen there
is no Cavignas. They try stratagem,
corruption aud surprise, but dare not
employ force. fhe revolution has
hardly moved step, and the whole
affair lies il. a nut shell, as from the
beginning. The question is still
whether the army or people are to
have the.upper hand. .-..-.
The Times, in} an article tOn tire
Turko Egyptian affair, trusts the con
troversy will have the effect to i'm
prove the relations between the Sal
tan and Viceroy. The jealousy of the
Porte was excited moro by suspicion
than by actioh. the Yiesroy having
given assurances anu the Porte hay
ing conveyed The warning. O. Turkey
may agree yell II the advice address
ed by each 70 the other be followed
by both. 1t will be better for them
selves and for Europe. E< .IEI1
The Bishop Of Exeter will resign
soon, as Arrangements for the change
are completed .-
LONDON, Sopf. 1O.-TKo Prince Of
Wales has directed Captain Patton
Saunders to communicate 70 the Har-
ward Grew his regret at being pre-.
vented from paying his pcrsoual
respects to them individually and
collectively, during their say IN
England. Capt. Saunders is charged
to convey, also, TO the Harvards, an
expression OF admiration Of the
Prince for the gallant manner Ia
which they roNe1 against the Oxford
men.
LONDON, Sept II.-The land ana
Water newspaper hopes the Oxferd
crew will make q return match with
the Harvards, and that race will be
as we'll fought as the last. A better
contest cannot be expected.
/ FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE rumor that
| the regency under Serrauor will be ex-
| tended, is gaining ground. All par
ties in Spain favor the proposition.
The off cial uewsp apeTs to-day an.
nounee NapoleOnswell.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, September 11.--Dates from
Rio Janeiro TO July Z9th, state thaA
according to Paraguyan accounts, {
sharp engagement had occurred be
tween the BrazilliaAs and Paraguay
ans, in which 200 ot the Former anC
sixty of the latter we're killed. Cwint
to the unfavorable nature Of tht
i ground, tho Paraguayaps we're unabi
TO pursue. Z
/ News from Brazilian sources sa.
the Allies were continuing prepara
tions to attack Lopez ihforce.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

HoLLAND's GOLD PENs arc the best
made. Fish a. Barter are the eXclu-
sive agents for the sale offthem IN
this CITY. Se4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

H@- Gents watches Of American,
English and Swiss manufacture, in
gold and silver cases, at remarkable
low prices, at
p. L. GEIssLER a. Co.'s.
sep11 2t. 81 Main Street.