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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-17

THE louisville Courier Journal. in
a tso-column editorial. argues against
the Democratic iafatuation Of con
ti1Ged resistance TO the Constiiu
tional Amendments, including the
one eonferring upon eoiored citizens
the ballot. 1t also argues for sys-
TEN Of compulsory education, and if
need he, compulsory levy of taxes
to provide schools for tue colored
people. who sre bound to exercise SO
large al influence upon the future Of
the State We have repeatedly asked
the Courier, Of this city, if it regards
It's Louisville namesake as Demo-
cratic paper in good standing, but it
persistently ignores the question. We
again ask, does the Evansville Courier
regard the LouisVills Courier Journal
as = sound Democratic paper2
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THE MARKETS.
EeW York Market


BY Telegraph.t NEW YoEK, Nov. I6
CoTToE-Opensd lrm but closed dull and
heavy; Gales of 5,5l5 bales uplands at l6I<c.
FLoUR-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 59l0c; receipts q $50 Barrels: sales
OF IL 800 barrels superfine at 81 seas 10; ex-
ira s. 1905 so schoice ts5 $500 %; gwhite
6 30: st. Louis e5 S51S ..
WHEAT-Demand active and prices ad-
vauced for export l92c; receipts l49,495
cago spring old at 81 10; new and old
spring mixed 81 %: new 81 329l Sc; winter
red and amberN 5T9l 10; white Michigsn
RYE-DulI but unchanged.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
er rates; receipts 81. 900 bushels; sales 81, 600
bushels: mixed S0J5S7c, closing at SIC; su-
perior e3c; new mixed SO@S3c.
CATS-Qutet and unchanged. receipts
Sc. .7S5 bushels; sales 43, 200 bushels; western
59Q6Oc; Ohio 6096tc.
LEATHER-DulI and unchanged.
WooL-Quiet and drm: sales $50 900 lbs a;
fleece 47a521S: pulled 25@45c.
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged; new firm :
CoFFEE : Demand light, but holders
sTaAR-Demand fair and market irn F;
sales 400 boxes Cuba s1z9liA; Porto Rico
MoLEssEs-Duil but unchanged.
RICE-Demand fair and prices advanced
PETRoLEUM-Demand fair and market
/ firm; crude. 127%c; refined, 231<c.
BUTTER-Dull, and prices dropping.
CHEESE Dull but unchanged.
TURPEETINE-A shade lower; sales al 45lS
| 948%c.
PoRK-DulI and prices dropping; sales OF
| 200 barrels mess at S24925; prime, go SOC
/ n so; prime mess, new, s24 75025 2j; also
$50 barrels mess for January. at sl9 509i9 70
| BEEF-Steady snd unchanged; sales OF
I 156 barrels rand 100 tierces.
| BULK MEATS-Dull and droOpiug: hams
I in pickle, 1S9l9c.
| BACoN-Demand good at full prices; Iona
/ clear mfddles, 145<c.
| LARD-Duu and prices dropping; sales ol
go tierces steam at l35<GI4Zc: also 20
/ tIerces for December at l35E9I8Zc.
/ WHIsEY-Denand fair and market firm
i sales of $50 barrels at 661<c9SI 80.
! FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, drm: wheat
I by steam, 9I<9I0d; by sail, SID I; the ex'
| ports for ths week are extraordinarily
1 large.
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Cincinnati MaFket.

By Telegraph CINcINNATI, Nov. l6.
Cotton = Steady with moderate de-
mand. m1doling l5K
FLoUR-Demand lair and marker nrm
family IS 6595 so.
WEEAT-Scarce and firm at 81 l60I 40.
CoRE-Steady with moderate demand
0ATs-Quiet and unchanged; No. sOc.
BARLEY-Demand fair and market frm
at 81 O59l 08.
GRocERIEs = Demand fair and market
LsIIEsEED o1L-Dun and prices dropping
LARD oIL-steady with moderate de.
mand; extra 81 IS.
EGGs-DemaRd good at fuu prices 82e.
BUTTER-Higher grades advanced 10 3s
@dci lower grades dull and prices nom
mar heaVy receipts depress the market.
CHEESE steady with a moderate de.
mand at 49l5%.
SEEDS Unchanged.
PoRK-DuIl and holders anxious to sell
at s22
LARD Dull and prices drOopine: steam
BULK MEATs-Only 4 limited fobbing da-
mand sales of shoulders at 90; clear ribs
salt.
.HoGs-opened firm but closed dull at
70 z0a6 20; receipts 900.
WHIsK1-Duil and prices nominal hold
Apples and Potatoes-Dau bat un.
MEATs-Dull and prices dropping; sales
OF 1000 pieces shoulders al 8G6Lc: sides
Sl,gy54ei s4 hams 91 ll9l2e; closing at inside
TOBACcs-Scaree aud hrm; sales OF 45
hogsheads at 81 51d3i
GoLD-ll2
+ ExcHANGE-DulI az L 16 discount buying.
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Sherif's SaIe-No. s.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- Sale issued out OF he ONCE OF the
Clerk OF the Nanderburgh ircuit Court in
favor Of fSaleta Evans aud ohm Weisshof,
and against Lauritz Kroxsdnhl, Mel q.
Jenson and John Kltner, VIII, on
SATURDAY, DECEsIBER 10, 1870,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock An and
O'Clock Pm. of said day, at the door Of
the Court u Ouse, IN the City Of Evansville,
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Rents and PrOhtsfor the term OF seven
years, OF the following described Real Is
tate. tO-wtt-:
Part OF the tract or block of ground in
the City of Evansville, in the Eastern En-
largement thereof, known as the Evans
Homestead, being nineteen feet fronting
on Main Street, and commencing at =
point on Main Street one hundred seef
and two inchel from the corner o. sixth
Street, and running along Main Street
nineteen ll9l feet, towards the Canal and
running back from Main Street = dig3anco
OF one hundred and foTty-fOuF feef IA an
alley In the rear Of said lot OF ground.
And should said Rents and Fronts not
sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy sad VTrii
and Costs WIlls 81 the same time and
place, o1er for sale the Fee simple on SAD
premises No relief A. PFAFFLIN,
noYT Sheriff V. Z.
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OUR dispatches from Europe, this
morning, are sensational in their ma
ture. Gortschakoff's diplomatic note,
repudiatiDg for Russia the treaty Of
Paris, has occasioned the greatest ex-
citement all over the continent. Eng
land and Austria have taken steps to
form an alliance, and it is supposed
that Turkey and Italy will become
parties to this alliance. The great
est activity prevails at the Eng-
lish naval stations. Stocks and
securities Of all kinds are low
er, and the market generally
greatly depressed. An English feet
is preparing to sail with the Darda-
nelles, we suspect, as It's destination
In Brussels, monetary panic has
taken place, aud foanciers seem t)
anticipate a general European war
Russia and Prussia are supposed to
have a thorough understanding with
each other, and to have
formed secretly an alliance Of
fensive aud defensive. Such an
alliance would most unquestiou
ably SO destroy the balance Of power
or political equilibrium, of which SC
much has been written and said o.
Europe within the last few years, tha
u general smashing Of governments, i
not nations. must necessarily ensue
In the meantime tho people Of tn
United States will await the shocl
with tranquility, but with q mos
anxious solicitude.
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st, Louis Market.

By Teiegrapn.l ST. LOUIS. Nov. ID.
CoTToN-DuII at I41<aI5c
FLoUE-Quiet; snperfne winter 81 O0a
l5s extra s. 50a4 75; double extra 81 6O9
50; family e6 5097 90.
WHEAT-Higher; No. 2 red winter 81 250
al n.
Corn Better; 65g6Sc for mixed. and 7Oa
100 for white.
OATs-Firm at 4I1<@45c.
BARLEY- Htghers sales at S5cGsl O5 for
prime to choice.
RYE-LoWer at 67a70c
WHIsKY-LoWer at SfaS5c
PORK-Quiet at e23 60
BULK MEATs-sh shoulders IO1zc; clear ribs
l4914Ncs clear sides 141S6l4s{c
BACoN-Shoulders I4c.
LARD-Dull at lac for new
CATTLE-DuH al g o095 so for good 10
prime.
HoGs-Steady at 50 40a6 IS.
SoFFEE-Elat, ranging from l7J<dzOkc.
5U9AR-Duli at ll9i2c for fair TO prime
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BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is.
FLoUR-supernne "a 20; Xxx x5 -; Xxx
So 1896 90.
CoRN-Wh bite 75c.
OArs-st. Louis 4s950c; Galena 50952c
BRAN-s1 08.
HAY-Prime S3093I: choice SO.
PoRK-Dul; mess s24 So; bacon Is5s
clear 22e.
LARD-Tierce l79I71S; keg duIl a. Isx.
SuGAR-Drooping; yellow clarified 1l1S
@1lN.
M0LASSEs-67665c.
WHIsKY-95c9Sl 05.
CoFFEE-Prime 171z@17%.
CoTToE-Activei sales 800 bales; good
ordinary l41S914sz; low middling I4Tza
bales; exports to Liver pool S,97e; to New
York $50.
! sFERLIEG-22; sight = discount.
GoLD-l2X.
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Chicago Earkea.
BY TeissraphI

BY TetssTaphl CHICAGO. Nov. Is.
ExcHAEGE-Unchange
firm. 1856.
WHEAT-Demand active and prices adj
vanced zx4Sc, closing AZ 81 05al O8 for
cash. and III 079l O71z FOR December, FOR
NO Chicago spring. This afternoon
strong and active az 81 0SIz for cash and
November, and 81 091S for December.
CoRE-Demand active and prices adj
vanced 1880, and closed firm at B41<0
o41Sc Ior cash; b29021Sc tn December ior
NO. Thls afternoon firm at Csc.
OA1S-ZgSzc higher, closing at 4OI<anJSc
IoL 10. z. Ihis afternoon quiet and firm
RYE-No. 2 firm at 720s78e.
BAREEY-No. nrnl al Sl5[c
HTGHWIHEs-Steady at SIC in iron.
MESS PoRK-S2l 50922 90 cash, ana SO o.
for January.
HOGS-ActlYe at 81 n5n7 IS
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Financial Matters Frauds Rail-
road Gossip.


NEW YoRK, November 16.- The
Cold Room is the chiefpoint of attrac-
ton for speculatoFs, in consequence
OF wide aud frequent fluctuations, re-
sulting from the increasing complica-
tions in Europe. The market is very
sensitive, and responds quickly to Eu-
ropean kilograms.
In commercial cercles the recent
seizure Of the books of an eminent
firm for entering false weights at the
custom house, Is a great topic of con-
yersation. 1t is Tumored that the
Government has possession of a val
liable cargo belonging to this firm, aud
it is alleged that their frauds amount
TO 100000. The paper of this firm,
which usually passes at from 5 to 63c,
was to day freely offered at cents
without buyers.
It was reported this afternoon that
an individual, with highly respectable
connections, and under bail for ware
house frauds, had disappeared. and
that his bail was discovered to be
worthless.
Among the gossip on the street to
day was a story that Vanderbilt had
sold a put on New York Central
Stock at 80 cents for half cent, to
the William Street clique, and the
stock was being bought against this
but the story gained much credence
from fast men, who are heavy pur-
chasers of Central To day, however
the stock came out with unusual free
dom, which created the impression
that the Commodore was allowing the
William Street clique the privilege o.
carrying his New York Central stock
for him.
There was a rumor on the Stock
Exchange this afternoon tha5 the
Western Uuion Telegraph party wer'
negotiating for the purchase of Stew
arts Chaubers Street Store for So.
100000 Of new stock. This repor
] nnr,ll-rrr,4- l,n- F,,lir rnriHn1
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The Terre Haute Gazette says Mr..
CoIIett, President of the Terre Haute
and Danyi'le Railroad, is pushing bis
work rspidly. ard that il a short
time that city will be 10 direct railroad
communieation with Chicago. When
that occaFs, Evansville will not be
r.-oT
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SPAIN

MADRID, November Es.-At meeting OF
the Liberal members of the Cortes, held
Deputies we're present, including Marshal
Serrano, Lopez DominfQuex'ano Yzq uerdo.
After long correspondence, it was agreed
that the drst vote, to be taken on the
throne question to-day, should be cast for
the D1ke of Montpensier, and If he Is not
chosen, then the Duke OF Aosta should re-
ceive their suffrages.
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Louisville Market.
BY TeIegraph.I

Dy ASAesAaPn.i AoUSYILLE, Nov. l6s
BAGGING-Firm and unchaRed.
FLoUR-Qutet and unchanRed
GRAIN-Duu but uEchanged
WHIsKY-5old az S40S5c,
S1oLIoa-Olossd weak middling l4Izc.
Large sales by packerg IN
dealers, OF bulk shoulders and clear ribs
ten 70 fifteen DAYS in salt at 8aI2c: mes
pork held at e23 90.
LARD-l4c.
HoGs-Weak receipts large and prices
lower; sales at 61S96Zc for medium and
choice; killed to-day, g. $50,
LEAF ToBACCO-Ss eady: sales of 76 bhds
Al VI o0g7 30 for luge and old leaf.
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New YOrk Drg COCOA Earket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. l0.
In ary goods, the weather is almost too
nne for an active trade, which, on the
Whole. Is quiet yet prices show more
steadiness, being already very low for va
rious makes OF cotton fabrics. Hope
Gamers at 81, and other leading makes
at lOsz, figures almost as low as the anti
war prices yet buyers take hold OF them
with much caution. Glasgow ginghans
are steady at l4c: Lancaster and Amos
keag l5e, and Hartford l2Z, while all makag
OF printed delalnes are selling at lSc and
[ --f2R4
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STEAMBOATS, Burned at New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, November 16.- The
steamers Cornelia and Bosser were
burned at New Orleans this morning.
Both of them were owned here. The
former was valued at S45, 900, and was
insured in the Enterprise, of Cincin-
natl, for 50, 900; the Eureka, Of Pitts
burg, for $4,667; the American and
Firemen's, of Cincinnati, for $3.50
each; the Commercial, of Chicago, for
g, 800, and the Cincinnati, Of Ciucin-
natl, for $1,000. The Bosser was
built here only a month ago, and was
valued at SIS, 900. She was insured in
the Citizens, franklin and Peabody,
/ for 80. 800 EACH
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80 TOUBNAL
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Il, 1s7O.

THE damage to the eating house Of
the Union Depot at Indianapolis, by
the fire on Tuesday night. viii be
quickly repaired.
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IeW EoFk aoId 80 stoek &c

y Ielesr7ph.J NEW ToRK. Nov. IS.
MoNEY-Aarke. steady az sec per cent.
on call.
A1Act4ASGE-Eoreign stronger: leading
BANKERS have advanced the rates TO -
There is an impression here that the Bank
or England viii raise the rate OF discount
to-mo orrOW.
0oLD-Active and firner; opened at lI7S.
advanced 10 l2H. declined to ll5<. aud
closed lZ1s. Loans l945S per cent; carrying
rates nat: clearances E72,0C0 000. The Java
took S265, ,272.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

Great Social Evils and Abuses,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE. with
sure means Of relief for the Erring and
Unfortunate, diseased and debtlftated
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free OF
charge. Address HOWARD SANITARY
AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
St, Philadelphia, Pa. noyIl-3md
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Eurnnean Markefa.

BY Telegrsph.l LONDON, Nov. I6.
Cousols 921s; Bonds fiat; u. 8. Coupons
OF 1852, 6I1zi 65s, S3t< '6zs, 8Sl< I0-40s s55<
Stocks 1aJ; Eric, is; Illinois Central, li0;
Great Western, 3lM.
LIVERPOOL, November I6.-In cotton the
demand is FAIR and market firm sales OF
I2,09g bales uplands at ~; Orleans, 81 /;
california wheat lll1z9lll3z; western VIM
ter los 4d; flour, 235<s; !; corn 3Id8Ilzs: oats.
~; peas, 3Ss; pork and beef Unclaimed: (:
lard 70s: cheese, us; Cum berland middIea.
49s; short rib mtddles, 6fs; refued pesro-
leum, Is 61zdi common rosins 55<a55Ss, and
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ITO the Associated Press. }

LONDON, Nov. l6.-The United States
ship Portsmouth was last reporte d
at Bahia, and the Franklin at Lisbon.
LONDON, November 16.-The Berlin Cor
g.ssDonde7ce fntimateS that peace is 1mpos-
sfbIe until France learns that the Govern
nnent of National Defense means national
disorder.
A new loan is contemplated by the gov.
arnmant at Tours,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-16

On Sunday night last the house fur
nishing store of Treppard & Co., corner
of College street and Bank Alley, was
broken into, and robbed of considerable
quantity of goods. The burglars effected
an entrance by prizing open the front
door with jimmy. 1t seems that after
entering the store, the thieves made raid
upon a showcase on a counter near the
door, containing large number of costly
pocket knives, tea spoons, etc. They
made a clean sweep here leaving only one
knife behind them to tell the tale. Anoth-
er showcase was entered, and lot of
plated ware and pistol distracted. They
also helped themselves freely to knives
and forks On the shelves, rifed the money
drawer, broke open desk, and stole
therefrom a pocket book belonging to
F. A. Treppard, which contained valuable
papers. Having loaded themselves they
departed through the same channel by
which they entered. Treppard & Co.
value their loss in goods at between 5000
and $500. This robbery occurred on one Of
our most public thOroughfares, and imme-
diately oppositea gas post. The bOldness
exhibited shows them 10 be expert IN their
line of business.
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GranIOn GreeIeK-

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 President Grants
attention having been called to dispatch
from New York, in this mornings Chicago
Tribune, stating that it was understood in
Republican circles that he opposes the
nomination of Greeley for Governor of
New York. He pronounces it utterly un-
true; on the contrary, he expresses him.
self quite favorable to Greeley's nomina-
ton, and thinks that no candidate can be
put in the field who can get more votes
against Hoffman than Greeley.
President Grant, Vice President Colfax,
Gov Palmer, Gen. Logan and a party of
friends visited the Elgin Watch Factory to-
day, going in an elegant train rendered by
the Pullman Car Company. President
Grant left here this evening at 3 o'clock
for the East via Cleveland. Gov. SewaId
left for San Francisco and China this morn
inc
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THE FAR WEST.
Escape from the Indians.

OMAHA, Aug. 15-Dr A B Meerple, who
a few days since was reported killed near
Bitter Greek, on July 80, when his party
was attacked by the Indians, has arrived at
Virginia City, Montana. G Penirose, OF
jefferson City, No, was killed in the fight,
but the Doctor was thrown from his horse
and captured. The Indians took him
across the Sweet Water toward the
Big Horn Mountains, and on Aug.
Ist they encamped on the northl side
of Badwater creek, ten miles from Wind
river. During the night, by aid of young
squaw, he escaped, swan the Wind river,
and crossed the mountains north of Trem-
ont's Peak, and on the 9Th he fell in with a
party of miners, with whom he came to
Virg MIA City.
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IELEUHAPHIU.
WASHINGTON.
WarrantISSuedfOr R.R. Butler
Death Of Admiral Farragut.
The PreSidem If Liberia
Excluded from \. !, Hotels.
The Cholera Raging in Cuba.
WASHINGTON.
HOnOrs 60 the Dead.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 15.-An order
from the Navy Department provides that
on the day of the funeral Of Admiral Farra-
gut, the national flag be displayed at all
navy yards and stations, and aboard OF all
ships of the United States now in commits
sion, and that IL minute guns be fired at
noon at each navy yard The commandAnt
of the navy ward at Portsmouth will furnish
the proper funeral escort and pay honors
due the deceased. All officers of the navy
and marine corps will wear Grape on the
arm for 80 days.
Porter will succeed FarraguL
There seems no doubt, under the act Of
1866, Vice Admiral Porter will succeed Far
ragut as admiral.
Spinner.
Gen. Spinner has so far recovered that
he is attending to business to-day.
Treasurer Spinner says there are no
counterfeits of the new fifty cent currency,
Warrant Issued for Tennessee But.
Ier's Arrest
The acting Judge of the Police Court
to-day, on oath of Frederick NJ Clark, in
special service of the Pension Bureau, di-
rected warrant to be issued for the arrest
of Representative r II Butler, on charge
of forgery.
National Banks.
A number Of National Banks. organized
under the new currency Law, were to-day
authorized by the Comptroller of the Cur
rency to commence the banking business.
Of the number are in Illinois, in Iowa,
3 in Michigan, 8 in Missouri, in Wiscon-
sin and in Kentucky.
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NEW YORK.
The nathan Murder.

| INC NsaGDAm Mur0cr.
New YORK, Aug. 1f.-Rumor says
young thief, name not given, has beer
arrested on the charge of knowledge of The
Nathan murder. -.
The Sunday papers story about a THE
and his parOmour, supposed to be impli-
Gated in the Nathan murder, was announced
| as false this afternoon by the police.
The Central Bank of Brooklyn is Of
ficially pronounced solvent and able to pay
| all liabilities in full.
Yachting on the sound.
The race between the. New York yachts
from New London to New York yesterday,
was won by the Tidal Wave, though tie
Palmer, which arrived two minutes later,
protested on account of the ''hying star"
by the Wave. The sloOps Cambria, Daunt-
less, Maggie Sapho, Flestwing and Phan-
tom did not compete.
War ltemss
1t Is stated that two Italians and two
Irishmen were killed In riot at Mauren-
neck yesterday. 90
Gotlieb Wagner, recently arrived from
Germany, celebrated the recent victory by
spending all his money (some six huns
dred dollars) in treating the whole town Of
Hoboken.
A cable dispatch from Count Ven Theile,
the Prussisn Under Foreign Secretary,
states upon competent authority that Ber-
lin objects decidedly against surgeons not
speaking German, also that the army hos
pitfalls have nurses in abundance.
Immigrants last week were 1000, the
only arrivals from Germany being ninety
nine.
NEW York, Aug. 15.-No later advices
from the seat of war than has already been
reported. The strict surveillance of the
government over the telegraph wires I'M
doubtedly prevents the transmission of war
news.
Twenty-one surgeons, mostly Germans,
have left this city for service IN the Prus-
sian army since the opening OF the war, re-
ceiving their expenses out and the rank
and pay of second Lieutenants on arrival.
Eight left yesterday.
Advices of yesterday morning say that
United States bonds are the only exception
to steadiness of the stock market.
The Stats Anzeiger publishes dispatch
from Herr Thiele denying any fear of an
alliance between Austria and South Ger
many.
Eleven of the Grand Park rioters have
been arrested and held for trial to-day.
Wigfan, of Texas.
Hon. Lewis Wigfall, of Texas, formerly
United States Senator, and afterward Con
federate Senator from that State, sailed for
Europe on Saturday, in the steamship Eng
land
InhOspitabIe Treatment of the Pres
ident of n Friendly Republic.
The Tribune says that President Page,
of the Liberian Republic, Africa, and his
private Secretary, who arrived by the
Palmyra, applied at several well known
hotels, but were not permitted to enter on
account of their color. They were coz
veyed in coach to the Office of thair agent
on Wall street, who succeeded in having
them cared for at private house.
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CUBA.
Fnibusicrs and Cholera.

New YORK, Aug. IA Savannah cor.
respondent writes that a rumor was in cir.
culstion there last week, chat an expedition
from the United States, command by 6
Venezuelan, named Orizemendi, and Fran
cisco Dir, formerly broker at Havana, had
landed west of Neuvitas
The cholera, which has been devastating
the Spanish ranks, has passed over into the
insurgents camp. Among the recent vic
tins was Don Mariana Jiminez, Lieut-Gov-
ernor of the Trinidad district.
More Spanish Troops Coming.
HAVANA, Aug. 15.-The Spanish colon ia
minister telegraphs De Rodas that if the
instruction is not suppressed by the f rs
of September, he will send $4,000 mo re
Spanish troops to Cuba.
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LOUISVILLE.
Death Observation-Disclosures,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-Judge W G Good
loe, of Lexington, KY, died in that CITY
yesterday. He had distinguished himsel
by his legal abilities; in politics he WI s an
extreme Radical, and was generally regard
ed as the leader of that party in this State.
French Sympathy.
French citizens of this city held meet
ing to-day, to raise funds for the relief of
French soldiers 1t was largely attended
and met with good success.