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Auction SALES
G L O. p. G. OR L ~ C o.,
20. 81, and IS Raudolph-st.,
VIII hold iheir
OPENING FALL TRADE SALE
I'm TUESDAY, September q. NJ 84 n. n..,
~ goods 4scet from Manufacturer, Importer. and
Jtbbcfs. cooaistnkof
custom-mAdc Clothing,
Csssstl,lcres, Beavers, satincts,
lkepcilent, 1srin1s, Dome~1lcs,
Aspacsas, Dress Goods,
Table mud shirti2s Llncns,
Towels, Napkins, st,asslr,
Under shirts, Drawers,
EAlIit Goods, Gloves,
WooIlcn and Cotton Hosiery,
>uspentfers, >htr1s,
Ladies' and fAls.e.' HeIyca and
Plush 1lnts,
Hoop Skirts and Cutlery,
And = fne 'i:.e e NOTIONS.
Catalogues ready MONDAY.
TEE Tsadc cas11alls iusit<d T. Aste1d tht tale
=
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LUX sALk-t -tilNSDALk-- THE MOST RKAuTl-
fcrt shave thr vsl ii tr lake. with tne handsutues
unaulatons srsr Assn- tnpcsty sa4d hy the ac-e
IT 81 Ut t,t fat frent- Railroad facitlrs un-ualle:
snd tetrEs eAAy 10 actual rr"t',ent For plata price
p,y u CHI Il. HOLMES. Isl Wsshinttonss.
L'oR sALR-NISSDALE-i ACRES HIGH
ruling rInttie sdionins this beautiful saiaxba.
tquail.d sailrosd fart.-. fne inros in n,-
mediate vicinity. and accessibility to Chi
racnd this ,aropsttS ake T. c.pltaiifts an5 ihs.r
FKhS FaKs k.a.e oe H ses t
L'OR sAi.F-Utt KESF-lN EVANSTON. SUkTn
L hvanstnp Gleacpe- 7artc. Wishing to Jsnr
7urC,a-e or lots fuF nuuta3t payluenfA DUR
Ing Ahs.c Of tEstc rrvks, can call At my office
untoon Il 1nsson. sId L a. Hessaad At Its ssnr 70.
n sitr tlie uepos sotsh tva7stun* Thcse Kentrtut..
authorized 10 sent sell huue+s and lots tha~f
9. il. BROWNE. Roo1u Is ia Washinkson-t
TOR sALE-Ar HISSDALk-HOUsts WrrI1
j. one Or mora sGts. from xlgna to 8ipnN. Psnper.s
from, ID to u st IL DeaEbosp*t d. j. sT06GH
TOR sALR-sURTH EVANsTON GROVE IOrs
i Nothing dowr- Money adTnnccd for hni!afEe
Twelve hu4A.a being built G. JxNKs 81 ClaIf-t ct
FOR sALK-AT HuNEEpOD. ON THK ILLIsui,
Gt1tssl haiisoad elegant ruling krou1a lota I
t. :utt Ag2a{ t. aEA COATES. 1a5 Lasalies:. o.
LOB SALE-LAkE SHORE PRDpERTY-g
It b.rssin sGaApEi bisUs. koon iii L. Is SssT
lsoEu-*f-
FOR sAIETAT R1vKRs1PE-1 VERY I.AKck
fl. f: EMsal II sai ia WHITNEY { WRIGHT R'an
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FIRST. GREAT FALL TRADE SALE,
At AUCTION, by CATALOGUE,
On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 7, St o. .. n,
j, OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,

At~hes time shall oErr Ia kss 70 snit the Traas.
500 casrs Meats Kip, Calf and spltt Boots.
NatHoxals- and Hrnknn~.
.475 cl>es Bo*S Kip, Calf md Sptit Doatss
n1imox4ls, and HEoEAus,
$50 cns~s 1oulhs' md ChfldtensN Kip. Caaf.
and Sp3it Boots, U4l-astnls. and RFo4na~.
2Oo cases " arnn1ts4 .szrke> Goat, Frb~s 1 md
HuN peIish. md G4nS1eN%
100 cnse. 1t1ss1s, ssxrKc- Goat, reb.. Ct and
HsH Polish and Congress.
xDn rags Ckt1drex-~ Serge. t:oai. f'et-. Calf
nnd Bur High Felf~hs and RalHsEnEs- and
1scn's and N'ouaxn'a Rubbrts, Slippers. Ac.
A. this sale u eo1p1i4e iberal samtk lois Of the
kAIsnE Exste:b a1l Cn,eAKo mAau A.tnEtsss and -
the+e sank1eA vii be ,oid city aud tntfttJ merchant.
have vrTy few sAeh epi1stcnlttts to obaM the BEST
S'''' " t@"A ~ y Ws F, CORE CO.,
a, 81 A.d 81 R4n4csa1+t.
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-<----
FR1CK-At l1s 7s4Fr.snst.+ at. otlocka I'll, Sun-
day Sept. 4, k.!" t-t fF1cc.
Notice of fGpt.ai aesnftt1.
pEAsE-ln this city. scpt. fanny l.. .dausater oi
FrDsls trnm Sp. y Sedsxtekeours At o'clock.
Friends Of the ta2afsF arc invited 10 attend.
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DIED.

t-Ape1 4ahnXsuk. uhu Window
shAdes latest Btv!e., Paints, n:Is. Ei7as Sc
brushrs. al ?. 3. ft1tys. 50 hsrda!ne.sl
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,...s... AUCTION. SALES.
Ny VIM. 4. HIJTTEfkH 4 CO.
: Opening
| FALL TRADE SALES,
VEN. 4. BUFFERS co., kuetioneers, -
VIII eommeoce their regular FAu Trade Sale. On
Tuesday, September s, 1870,
With a ves5 large and desirable lima ot
READY-MADE CIDTH1NG,
-. AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
Beaver and Cashmere Suits, Goats, Pants
and. Vests, Suits Pants and
Vests, Pants, Vests. -
BEAVER and CASHMERE 0VERC0lTS.
Boys aud Children's Clothing,
HosER5, UNpERWEAR, srspESDERs, 4e.,
BEAVERS, PETERsHAas.
OL0THs, CAss1MEREs, JEANS,
TWEEDS, VELVETS, fLANNELS,
Whttey DFeWn, aud Blue Blankets,
BxAL4NLOtkAL SKIRTS,
LIN k;N GOOD-,
Germantown Knit Goods,
sCAREs,. JACKETS, HOODS, &C.,
AID WILL. CONTINUE
On Wednesday, September 7,
WITH AGooD LINE oF sEAsoSABLE
BOOTS, SHOES, AND BAlM0RALS,
Soft Hats, Caps,
BUCK GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
200 Rolls All-wool,' Hemp. and Rag
Carpets and Mattlngs,
so BALES, BED COMFORTE2s,
ANp.EIlL CONCLUDE
On Thursday, September 8.
WITH 4 LARGE STUCK UF
DESIRABLE GOODS,
DRESS GOODS.
SHEEIIrG
SHIRT1NG
LIN EMS,
"ODLLENS,
UNDERsHIREs AND DRAWERS,
Hoods. Nubias, Knit Shawls,
cONTACS And HOSIERY,
Shawfa, fablt Linens,
YANKEE MOTIONS, &C.
The whole will c1nbrsee most dt4irat1t stock oE
F11fS1-E1A $@ G<toD Us,
trcs ired tlEct from Mnufarturets, NAnusa acturefa
AErnte, JobbeEB, and Importers.
CATALOGUES WILL Nk READY SkPr. J.
XN. A.. faITCTEHS -. al.
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DAILY EXCURSIONS on the LAKE.
II 5o1 want 10 enjoS r!ea.ant ride on Lake Miehi.
r1s yAs EfpS =, fto:3 G.'s,e. Bridge = II aof @
siou WedkerdAy aud kntusdAy nIfhta, Nth :s1$zns l.
DcAnt BAut for dancing, Tcket4 10 cenfa
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
r SOUTH MAY.sE-PLEAsAsT RuuSs. WITH
huafd tor stott-1an And wtfr, OF aiuse ascl<su-c-
ReteftDrcr e1chaoSf6.
% EAhT TAS AGRES VT. BErwkKx WA
- eAsh And Aishtkan-ava->nt niee ts,et toslo: tn
IsDt: tufu.alcd Ct IT, urushed+ With beard 4 few
day boaftesV wsn1d
0S,t F1RST-ST.-PLEASAET ROOMS, WITH
-Jtbnards In good house. with .,eIc.a tm,.atFt,
utnts. TC1cae1k from Well4 Ear;-n.er sc.luuis
will h3d It rleNant ho,ne Oh teH.onete tts:l.
2QH wFS1 ADAMS-<T-oAS AcCVNMVDATk
s)CD twu sEasIe.uea With f7tt1Aas tua-l; Elvriy
fusnfshr4 tuer-e. Te1us FeaA0oaale.
D1O A ge1sle1nan and wife *letisE lsrsrd and
home will plessc call no other pusz5xH
SiC wABAsH-Ay-A SUITE OF CSFURy1su-
lie tor txo. HouGe newly tusntshed,
N-ARAsH-Ay:. YEAR H1GITEEXrH-sT..,
or single nth board AiJsrss. G u. rris.nr olEcc
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6ookkcepeF4. E1erks. <kc.
ClTrAT{ON WASTED-IN L ORIG STORE I;T u
~ ynuEe rna.-w1o w1shca to naaks the hrs +t-f
sh. Ist dlcAl rTosts4tou. Addfee4 u. Ttiln,..
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TFHut%%
kNrrUATf0S WiNThD-T1 MERCHANT TAtl.
- ora hfst cla&4 c1stsr. e1lttrE ~tsh.. euxass
tnenl. Refe1rlCe- un.tr alahe- AdlF~4 +. H., -
EEiEhkun, III,
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Es1k BALK-ATA 4 BARuAlN-WG WILL SELL Il;
Soet. e.sf fsont. on tntI|ar&s~.. h-t~ten Forty
s4fah and Fe.Jsev.nthsts. ut s,Ng bNice 'lsn any
sntcAn ke bo3sht In that vicinity u sau.: b. t&krn
trm tdiateay- 8fQSE EAEhY, ix1 Ec4-o,.nst,
, 1870-09-05

.... .... U11EA1ac&.
GTTUATlON WANTEl-RfA A C0ApkTKNTiIE
- to do second work Or general houp<,sork il
f1In1s. Apply At S;u 2hLd-Av.
At3fuA1lbS ~ AN ihD-1S FfR>rttT.&Ss RE
~ f1ufAnt or boa1dnR h1~~ c.,tA At.3 hy re-+i
EiH. Apply 1t ~ " cit lake-st.
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sNAHlaAfcHAeK+ At
tSITuAT1ON RAATEU-AS SEAASTREeS$. t}xK
- nhc uudctetxuts II hetler & Nii.,.r and sr.r
machines. snt can cut as III fhis:ra s:n--s. IN
II 5ts haat ashlnstun-ai Would rHt hf sh+e ,i>~
HssSrt
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, March o..

| 8mi4 NEW YoRK, March 81.
There Is no Foundation whatever for tn
rumor that Bailey had been arrested
There are conflicting reports regarding
him, however, one Is that the detective
have trace Of him. another thNt there i
reason for believing he, haS committee
suicide. Tho 1eihlCationit Is now though
| will exceed 100000.
Edwin James on Saturday applied Il
the United States Circuit Court for war
rant for the arrest Of Postmaster Jones
who acting per instructions from Wash
inctOn, sends all letters addressed L
known swindlcrs and gin enterprises II
thls city 10 the dead letter Office.
The American Colonization Society
held a public meeting last evening at tht
Episcopal Church Of tho Ascension, IN
bchalCo Of the African Colonization. Ad'
dresses were delivered by Hon. J. d.
Yancott, Rev. DR., Tying and others.
There were twelve cases Of small pox
and three deaths from tho same disease
reported In Brooklyn last week.
Il Is stated that movement Is on foot
hi4 DoSition Of Postmaster Of tllis city, and
that the name Of his successor will be sent
into the Senate by ths President in a few
Iinys for confirmaiion - 4
TbG numerous stores TO rent In, Brook.
lyn and other desirable locations, arc cvi.
dCncC Of the, depression in the general
trade. Over one hundred thousand men
arc out OF employment In this city. The
rcGnctions in ti,c Mric%s or ialor have bren
IN Hi Eases mffintsd nv ,hc cmi;loycrs who
stntch = IT, | TLCir ;nnSiiitv io NJ naT liz eSistinT
rSiss and tliE 'SmnIavcil IIaye l,een forced
ii cycTv r cesc n sntmif
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News 0f the Day J
Mnshnll Btotlior's organ lnanufactOr

Marshall RfGIacrS s., organ m9nuIacIIo[y 'n.acI Z,
a. hGPah, MisGUES' was puLLG1 rW2oha W
S,a1IutsIa Icy " igUgi Az i9spius! OVV9
Anc ~, oF,sn' o' 'i'o me-, nlo % ""to"" VI, T,, .
The funeral o. CerTy, hs .benlah 3es
occurred IN dublin, On sunday as
crowds were lnattenuahce' la,.#.
Governor Stevenson, Of Kentucky, has
issued o proclamation ordering the elec
tion in the Third Congressional District
on the goth OF April to I'LL the vacancy y
ocGasloned Dy the resignation q d. .
Golladay. .sl,nliyE
Later advices from Rio Janlero say The
war news Is unlmportant The Tomit Is
still prevalent In the city. II ravages arc
mainly confined to foreign residents.
DIV NTorris's nomination for u. s. Mar.
shsI far CalifoTnia ,wHs Yesterday with.
drawn from the Senate 6fa
A. ;,r,,nn,or,or, so,,,,o,,, schoo, Tre,;t,,e
under thc nrsnices Of t6e Hamilton county
Sunday School Union beGins at Cincinnati
today
M o,.. H., ao,,.o,, H.,
i.c Lnc SSoo S STU so,Sta ,Sn1,,Io1
3rc, C,. N1,n OFItO,,v,,,,,,ov1t nf tho sG0uo oFO
2 sson[, l0[ So tSO a1s. of Marsh IL o ,UtI tIe
lat Tnes;Iny IN January 1s7i -
'r,T Y !, r., d
aGe oes ssIeE In,o;, =" 4ssOc,ots v"Ii Ius
brHuiSy, u Ss@ 1cs1SI iI,. y ~ a1SS,IfS ~ IS,;,nJ
e,cG y nS 9u Tar cpH poSSCutor oo ~ 90 ToIIoctor
n yf''t ths 'SSd distriCt n New York vice
Bailey removed The vote on Bradlcy's
confrmaI;5n wos 4Gto 4. 'F,- -l,'T--'
TN T,,.'-.a,..,. - .ho' 'po,o ,or,o hold To ~
Inc socIety !" W SoIS ,t \; ph',oIaiSS;e SlI iS
UNION on t9e vst % A'.a;, !" .tou,1 I,,;Ii
~ tle Acaae6y 6,, o1 .EEsaC; ,, - Ts a, WI. ~,
Oe recitea Dy xnsSr " SLSeit -. % nnJ on W
SONG o!ngL usSnsnvo "! GSf, I,rtiSJoIo @ H
grafton GGISGreG ny HelleIMl n. ntnGaS ~ ,nn TnS
!here WILL a!sU NY ~ y HHuSs ~ s uo,,osnI Ha
tlnsnt4 t1V!ei; ny 'i1s Nv: T St,asIs ~"
members o.. tne C9DImet, 1cni ILL., oheii; .,,a.,n
Aomlr4i 'fotter " 9nH many o'Ilgt "uS''
guBheu guests wI'i DcPtSScH'.
Tho Navy Department is anxiously
awaiting detailed reports tboth through
Admiral Rowan, commanding the Asiatic
squadron, and the State Department au-
tlOritics, Of tho Investigation into the
Oneida. disaster. '''4'' s,r .,I ,-.
The debate OIL tho tariff bill llwill,beIrc-
sulncd In tic House to-day. Mr.. Allison
Is expectetl tospcak against. the bill, and
Mr. Kelly 'will feply! An effort will DO
made to Close general debate before tho
end of the week. ril,l az
A .,.,.,.,,. c.o,,, A ,,,,;,, 9ro,,. e. mt
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tolIty, Ilst d t6ogciius Scott had sketch

talltS, juA as thegelius Scott had sketch
Cd him, at work, us In days Of yorc, with
his mallet and chisel, keeping fresh and
lCgiblc tho namo Of tho Covenanters on
their memorial stones, Ills old horse, the
companion Of his former years pilgrim
age, stood beside him. What picture
coulldhaRe been smorc dpprOp Pirate N the
chief Cemetery oG, Pennsylvania, the elome
Of the COycnanter in the now wworld, the
State to which he bequeathed so much Of
his blood md many of his Characteristics.
It Is long since the mallet, and chlsel Of
Mortality have crumbled into dust, but the
pen of history has supplied their place,
and tho name Of the Covcnanters, the
men who did so much for man through
out all time, will never be forgotten. Pos
terity will never cease to revere the
memoryOf those - 5,t
Men OF old4mCn Of the ancient tine-;.'
= Men or iron nerve and tho fGlth sublime; /.
Men Of tho cross and tho wcaris0mo toll, 8
Whose bones lay blcachcd on ScotaS soil. .
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW YoRK, March 81

ANh" AOlNthN AAt4@ - So
BEEyEs-This IL the second week Ofa light run
OF cattle, thu total number being 1900 OF which
1850 were on sale to-day; 81 cars at COmmlnl
paw, 80 at WsehawkeH, and n at llnndrCdth
street. Trade was very lively aud all sold early
at A6bEc advance, Of mostly from Az 10 &c.,
with prime Of 1GHc, and bulls at 19c. The only
car load Of Texans 1900 1bs gross, brought Ac,
81 bB y cWt, and thin drove of ~ cwt, Illinois
steers. same price, % ibs y cWt Tho heat ten
aClGcted cattle brought l7c, 10 ms 2 ,cwt; the
finest drove 0i11S Illinois AtCers ~ iCWl, 6od al
l6iDlGNc; 70 Ohio Steers, X Cwt, sold at l4X6
Ice; 50 Missouri, cwt. sold at l6c. The market
averaged strong 1bc, with only medium class OF
cattle, mostly from Illinois, Missouri aud In
diana, tho close was vOry arm. a.! '-''rt
SuEEr-Are Nc higher. with 1S, 700 for the week
and 3, go today: Gears ut 18th street; 3 at Com
munipaw, and at Weehawken. No sheep ART
selling at doth street. Buyers arc slow at the Rd
vance, hut Al arc selling at G8gc, rise. A car Of
State sheep, 70 pounds. 6kC; \ deck Of 100 pounds
MlsSAchuBctts At 7iic; car 90 pound Ohio At &c;
q lot 100 pound Michigan at akC, aud deck lO3
pound Massachusetts, at DC.
HOGS-WGnt TO 1Se last week, but sold uniform
ly at 194c net to-day. Arrivals for the week ,500
Of which 81 carA came Sunday and to-day, al 10
slaughterera Western dressed very scarce; car
190 pounds sold at1ikc. ~ I'll,
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market


The investigation into tho afAirs OF Collector
Bailey continues. Mr.. ChlldS his chief deputy,
was arrested Saturday night, but was released on
lail OF a., 900 to-day his presence being needed
At the InvcStigatlon at Bailcy's late once Mr..
Vail, deputy collector, claims that the accounts q
the ONCE 40 far a. investigated arc found correct
on mo contrary District AttREney FfeTcpOnt
SavV 10 the present time the dedication amounts
1910 900 discovered, which ho thinks will cover
the frauds. Warrants for the arrest OF Bailey,
Chllda aud Frederick Low, the cashier, were 70.
suCd on aIlldGvit by Col Whitley, Chief Of the
Secret Service division, reaShry department, that
the United States hAVc been dGitaudcd Of about
100000; that Bailey has confessed that hG 10 do
&ulter 10 large amount, and that Others must
have aided and Rbotted him. The belief 10 ex'
while othrrB think he has committed suicide,
The Commercial AdEfrtiSef ays II has II irom
reliable authority, that ono Of BallCy'R bondsmen
approached we'll known distiller in this city,
with proposition, that II the whisky interest
would raise 100000 he would resign and leave
Tho particulars Of now fraud came 10 light
this attenOOn.y An individual BY tho name OF
Hart on Saturday entered tho 0ftiee Of Evans,
Wharton & Co.. No. Broad street, and gave an
order to RGll 1000 shares Lake Shore, which they
sold At 8StS to 85A. Hart stated that tho stock
was for account OF D. X. Shelton, on6of Ihe most
responsible operators on tho sEscet, To-day
EVShst Wharton " Co. diRCot6FOd mat Shelton
had not ordered any such EAle, and bought the
stock back Il 9 loss Of $500. !tie supposed
Hart was short Of Lake shore and adopted lhla
courss 70 break he market aud buy IN hiG shoItS
ThaFoA Ar6 no new Developments in regard 70 the
late foFrerlcs, Some bankers and brokers t0'Iay
inStFueted theIr bankA not TO earthly any check!
under $1,000 Some hanks Of their own accord
RFc refusing IN certify for small AMOUNTS. All a.
teratIonS have bceu hon very small amounts TO
iSnVcF inns iAF. They have not hGked ono thou
S1ni In theIP nDHFHtIOnH,
Tbd ~ rs1oTt S III, Dennis, ParlnS q Co. cotton
broEsFG. NO 6S Broadway, had iailed 10 contracts
to-day IB denied. i ls understood tho report
crew ont Of . dItieulty experienced in the got,
Element or sOtnc margins on contracts Tor (ntHFo
deliveries. Tho members Of the dFm say the
amounts involved arc small; that the general
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THE SCOTCH IRISH,



FomMr WaahIngiOa (pa) Reporter.
MEssRS EDlTORsG Tho 'aboSb was the
theme OF lecture delivered at Buffalo
Village, on Thursday evening, March Sd,
By Hon. A.. W. Campbell, Of Wheeling,
A large and appreciativc audience was
pFescnt on the occasion, and the dis.
course was one. Of SO much interest," both
general and local, that lam induced 10
send yOu an abstract oft. OF course you
viii understand that It 3 imp0SoiblO for
me To give more than n mere outline, and
In common with many Others, ! regret
sincerely that the whole lecture could not
have been reported. .,15. .,a.,
Al(Gr an introduction By the Rev, DR.,
Eagleson, President Of the Association;
MI. G proceeded t0gftG Q stetieW Of the
antecedcnts and leading incidents and
characteristics, az the Scotch Irish peO-
ple, rs developed in tIloir history. In Scot.
land, in Ireland and in this country, men.
lIOning, particularly, their extensive set
mcnt of FUhnsyf yfVAnia at an early day,
and especially this section Of the State; y
In the course Of this review he cOnSIdt
cred at some length the outset Of their his
tory III Scotland III the early part Of the
10Th century, as identified with and deyel.
opcd by It's Protestant! Reformation. He
took up the character and course Of John
Knox, BPNocjmcn Of Its lpEormefS 10
were tho progcnitorS OF the Scotch Irish,
md spoke Of him aS that rude, fierce and
intollcrant dlssehtGr, who returned from
Calvin's school at Geneva, iull Of zeal for
the new and soVcrd princlpl6Sl Of CalEin's
theology. He showed how severe md Ju.
dlclhl, especially how Mosaic were thGse
principles; how tho Old Testament almost
supplanted the new in their practice; how
strict became the Observance Of the Sab.
bath, "a trait, he remarked, still very con.
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JAIL DELIVERY AT CUMBER-
LAND,
The Incendiaries Break 0ut-.Two Of
the Worst Escape.
From he Transeript ofyestemGN

the Worst Escape. .
From the Transcript q yesterday.
1t has. been generally predicted oil
hands that the prisoners recently captured
and 'placGd ii jail would make their escape
unless closely quartered. The Iultllment
of thts +prcdiCtion WIS accomplished last
night. The prisoners were allowed to oc'
cupy the hall into which the cells open
until about 0 o'clock. Shortly before that
hour they succeeded by some means In
digging through the wall Of ono OF the
rear cells, making o hole sufficiently large
to enabled them to escape into the JUL
yard. Once in tho yard, thCy. had, little
difficulty in getting over the wall BY
means Of their blankets. Policeman Neill
heard them while yetinside the wal, and
ran to the ShcrifFs office in front Of tho
house, TO notify the Sheriff. Just at TINT
time Leo Al6augh and Dennis Regan
jumped to the ground and escape Joe
Albaugh Jumped Immediately afterwards,
but fell and broke one ofhis legs, and was
rctakcn. Brady Hummelshine, was also
on the wall, but made his way back to the
yard on discovery. and thence 10 tho JUL.
AIbaugh and Ragan were both seen
going tiIS tho railroad to Polk street ABOUT
one hour after their escape, and a Squad
ofmen were sent in pursuit, but failed to
overtakc them. The two prisoners atlcr
lrrossIns5tlIe vialuct made their way 70
F.LyhIrs wlIarf, where AlbauGh 'at once
found means 10 cross the river to Virginia.
Five policemen went TO the wharf, and at
the upper end found o Imam named Haney,
who haaltI canal boat there. Just rs they
arrived skifF pushed from the canal
boat, with Ragan in it. They ut once
opened fire on him, but he jumped over
hoard and, keeping, the boat between him
self and his -pursuers, padded to, the Vtr-
ginin shore. Tho officers procured another
boat rs soon as possible; and followed, but
could find nothing Of the fGgitives.
Haney was arrested and Is now in Go1-
tincmcnt. g,s+;,H -.
Joe Albaugh was carried back to his
cell md DR. b. IP.S SDuvall called in, who
dressed This wound. Had not Gthe noise
been heard rs quickly as i wasthc whole
band would have heep' g PT OFT in n very lew
AS soon in the escape of these parties
Ind been made known, there wns the
mosf aptb8s q bxGitetheufl throughout
whole community, and curses loud and
deep wOre heard from oil. quartera The
escape Of these men Is d very unfortunate
piece OF business. The Sheriff Ind been
warned time add again of their character,
and certainly knew the insecurity Of the
Jail, because Ragan has twice before
broken out of the same, and less than two
TsfkS fbs iRS4 TSfas &Ss o
tho most desperate rascals arc gone, and
their vengeance may at any moment
dsmpustrateiBelthy hy the applications pflt the
iu6chdtSry'sl totchsor other 6,Ittasca'la
The Sheriff last night, after earnest so
licitatiOn consented to call On the military
for q guard! and stated that he had object
ed because Ii6 feared the military might
undertake to OrescNO the prisoners. .la..
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TENNESSEE.
Explosion Of Canards Meant TO Influ'
II ence Congress- = ) !,

Governor sentGr returned to Nashville
today,
4 RaTdell Brown and George Carter, col
orcd men yVho have taken sides with the
supporters Of Congressional Intervention
have been summoned before the grand
jury ITO. give information touching the b.
legged OutrageS on colorctl men reported By
tLein In d letter 10 Washington, They
suited upon being questioned that they
had no personal knowledge Of my out
rages and had never been intcrttred will
themselves. 5lf g u .'.IHIItnts'. lr'f .gN
The UnionSoIdiers residing in the sixth
district Of Davidson, write in card de-
nying that they had been ordered tC
leave, and onC''Of them hanged. The
story II Ia hoax. ''.' '' '''',''S' .,t
Its reported that the school fund inves'
tigatiop COMMITTEES yhAve discovered thai
n keS df gold llelongtngAo the Bank q
TenhGaSc6 Is, at certain point, and'RtcpE
will he taken 10 get II.
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Tho French Ocean Telegraph.
30. 9'D.'' New YoRK, March 81.

81, N6N 4OAht AnGH 80
The Times Paris correspondent writes
that 1t Is difficult 10 obtain any precise In
tortnationas TO the course Of proceedings
resolved upon by the French Government
In their understanding with the direction
Of the French Trans. Atlantic Cable 1t Is
said that tho hitter will not formally re.
nounCc their MONOPOLY until they sec
what Congress Is going to do In this rc'
gard in making fresh concessions. 1t Is
also stated the French Government will
investigate very narrowly, tho position
and prospects Of the company applying,
and will Insist on q large money guaran.
tee-1OO0OO francs, for the execution Of
tho project. .uL-- ~ ---- NH
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New York prr Good, lInrtet.

Weather yCry aub aud market fairly active at
somewhat Irregular rates. Stevens crashes Rre
now quoted by lobbera ~ follows Brown bleach
Cd B Dc; brogn 10c;; bleAched D 10; do lie; do 4
IKE; do 13> do 13Jfe; do o l4c;; db I6c; do u n
15e DO 16e; do y iSs; DO Xxx Jog; d9 TWIN rolled
1Hc;; do 1oc; do Union and Caledonia; apron
eh6ekO arc all of ic per yard 0Ttn Miners sell At
az; Indian bead brown bhcettngS arc reduced 70
18Hc; LonBdAlO bleGchAd calnbricS and muSllnB
are down 70 q Tho print market Il stiEl In
the middle: Hamilton Il cloth IS reduced by
agents TO ll4{e; tho COneStoga to lie, while
'Spsagu6a medldm work Is advanced 10 lie, and
extra robes to Ike, hut thcFodre plenty Of prnts
equally AS good Rt 9K0l0kC,