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Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September 26-7:30 P.
M.-For New England on Friday
southerly to westerly winds and cloudy
weather. For the Middle States, winds
veering to the westward, with clear
weather, except probably over the
northern portion Of New York and
from the Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and
the upper lake country; and northerly
winds and generally clear weather over
the lower lakes, veering TO fresh and
probably brisk westerly and northwest
erly. The area of diminished pressure
over northeastern Texas will probably
move eastward over lower Mississippi
accompanied by cloudy weather and
probably rain, and possibly northwsrd
over the lower Ohio Valley. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, cloudy
weather and rain, with southerly winds
over the latter.
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FIRES.

Oshkosh, WIS, September 26.-A
terrible fire occurred here yesterday at
5 o'clock P. N. It first broke out in
Campbell's shingle mill, and as there
was a perfect gale blowing, it is hard to
tell how much property will be destroy,
ed. Several houses, one mill and much
other property has already been con-
sumed by the flames. Engines were
sent for to Fon-du-Lac and Greenbay.
DETROIT, MICH, September 26.-A
fire at Mount Morris, yesterday, de-
stroyed one half OF the business por-
ton OF that village, including that of
W. II. Mann, Walker & Co., c. j.
Green, N. Thomas and w. Gibson.
The total loss is $4,000; insured for
only about $4,000.
PERU, IND, September 26.-The pas
senger depot of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Peoria railroad took fire
to-day and burned to the ground. 1t
was an old frame structure OF little
value.
BROOKLYN, September 26.-Walla-
bout Oil Works, owned by Jenny Il
Sons, caught fire this afternoon and
were totally destroyed. Van Steiben,
an engineer, and Kelly, a laborer, were
fatally burned. The fire was caused
bv the explosion OF still. Loss in
ell, $l5, 1000; in buildings, $4,000.
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Swedenhorgian Doctrines.

A subscriber asks us what the doc
trines taught by Swedenborg really are.
We believe the following summary Of
them, which we copy from the Sweden
borgian Messenger, may be relied on as
authentic:
|. God is One in Essence and in Per-
son, in whom there is a distinct and
essential Trinity, called in the Word the
Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and the
Lord Jesus Christ is this God, and the
only true object Of worship.
9. In order to be saved man must be-
lieve on the Lord, and strive to obey
His commandments, looking TO Him
alone for strength and assistance, and
acknowledge that all life and salvation
are from Him.
3. The Sacred Scriptures, or the Di-
vine Word, is not only the Revelation
of the Lords will and the history Of
His dealing with men, but also contains
the infinite treasures of His wisdom
expressed in symbolical or correspon-
Dental language, had, therefore, in ad-
dition to the sense OF the letter, there
is in the Word an inner or spiritual
sense, which can be interpreted only by
the law of correspondence between
things natural and things spiritual.
4. Now is the time OF the second
coming Of the Lord foretold in Matthew
xiv, and the establishment OF the New
Church signified by the New Jerusalem
in Revelations xxi, and this second
coming is not a visible appearance on
earth, but q new disclosure OF Divine
truth, and the promulgstion Of Chris
tian doctrine, effected by means Of the
Lords servant Emanuel Swedenborg,
who was specially instructed in this doc
trine, and commissioned to publish it to
the world.
5. Man life in the material body is
but the preparation for eternal life, and
when the body dies man Immediately
rises into the spiritual world. and after
preparation in an intermediate state,
dwells forever in heaven or he'll, &C.
cording to the character acquired dur
ing HE earthly life.
6. The Spiritual World, the eternal
home OF men after death, is not remote
from this world, but is in direct con.
junction with it. and We are, though
U uncousciously, always in immediate
communion with angels and spirits.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 26.--The
internal revenue receipts to-day amount,
ed to over 1851 900. The total receipts
of internal revenue for less than three
monthe of the present fiscal year, COM
mepeing on the first of July last, were
over $34,OO0,0O0. The Commissioner
of internal revenue estimates the re-
ceipts for the entire year at $4,000
900. -
New Government Buildings-
No decision will be made in the selec-
ton of q lot for the new postofice and
custom house buildings in Philadelphia
until after the return of Secretary
Boutwell,. 1t is now too late to begin
work on the buildings, and consequent.
ly there is no special haste in making
the purchase. -.
Most of the lots for the new public
buildings in St. Louis are now ready to
be conveyed to the Government, but a.
one or two of the owners have demurred
at the apprsisemeat, the mstter will
come up 10 the United States Court in
St. Louis early in October for sdjudica-
ton
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platform as the tenets Of our political
faith.
The following resolution was offered
by Al. Chambers. of Ohio, and adopt
ed:
Resolved, That we, the Liberal Col,
ored Convention, denounce the counsel
of Wendell Phillips to the colored peo-
ple Of the United States to vote against
Horace Greeley as impolitic, inJudl''
cious and unpatriotic.
The President then read the follow
ing dispatch:
"INDIANAPoLIs, September 26.
"Let the watchword be reconciliation
and equal rights to all. ;;
[Signed, ~. I. MAHoNEY.
After the transaction of other unlm-
portant business, the meeting adjourned
sine die.
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small log building adjoining, and with
in five or six feet Of one of the burning
houses, could be ssved; but by ener-
getic efforts on tie part Of some OF those
present, it was rescued from the devour-
ing elements. Mr.. Easterday's loss, we
understand, is covered in large mea-
sure by insurance: The Franklin OF
Wheeling, E. NJ. Aisquith, Sr., agent;
Etna OF Wheeling, J. Ed. Duke, agent,
and Peabody Of Wheeling, George E.
Cordell, agent, each losing about $500,
or q total OF $500. The colored people
occupying the dwelling houses, although h
most of their household effects were
saved, suffered to considerable extent.
The origin OF the fire is unknown, but
is concluded to have been the act of an
incendiary. If so, we trust the author
of the fendish act may be ferreted out,
and the full penalty of the law awarded
him.-Charltstown Spirit.
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NEW YORK.
Political.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Affairs
at the different political headquarters
in this city have become very uninter-
esting and entirely devoid of imports
ance. No definite arrangement will, it
is understood, be made as to the pro-
posed reception OF Greeley on his re-
turn from the West; but members OF
the various clubs and organizations
have been requested to assemble on
Saturday, and there is expected to be a
grand oration.
Forester.
Forester's counsel, at his request, has
Withdrawn the writ of habeas corpus
issued by the Supreme Court, and
Junge Leonard to-day entered q formal
order remsnding him to the Tombs.
Forester expresses entire willingness to
return TO his old quarters at Joliet.
Governor Curtin
and wife lett for his home this morn
ing.
The Trial OF Frederick Heggi
for poisoning Joseph Siegfried was con-
tinued to-day. Thus far a strong case
of circumstantial evidence has been
made out against the prisoner. DR..
Herman Enderman testified to finding
six grains of arsenic in the portions OF
the body he examined. After his Cross
examination, Siegfried's will was pro-
duced and read. He appointed Heggi
sole executor and left him $250O. The
remainder OF his property, $500,
was not mentioned in the will. Sieg-
fried's wife was next examined, after
which the case was adjourned until to-
morrow,
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CALIFORNIA.
Reception OF Professor Agassiz

Reception OF Professor Agassiz.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 26.-A
public reception has been rendered
Professor Agassiz in honor of his visit
to the Pacific slope. A grand ball will
be given in his honor on Wednesday
evening next.
The Oregon senatorship.
The Oregon Legislature commenced
balloting for United States Senator
Yesterday to succeed Mr.. Ccrbett. NThe
Republicans have eight majority but
were unable to agree upon candidate.
The leading candidates for Senatorial
honors are Messrs Corbett and Mitchell,
but unless the Republicans effect a
compromise between themselves the
Democrats will unite with Corbett's 3
friends and elect him.
Sacramento Races.
There was q fair attendance at the
races ut Sacramento yesterday. The
two mile running race was won by
Thad. Stevens. a Norfolk houre. Time,
2.4O. The committee are making great
preparations for Saturdays trotting
race, between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy.
Accommodations will be made to seat
10000 persons. The event is looked
forward to with great interest. The
Maid, Lucy and Occident, Gov. Stan
lords horse, are all in excellent condl-
yion
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ENGLAND.
Cyclones Along the Bombay Goa

Cyclones Along the Bombay Coast.
LONDON, September 26.-Bombay
dispatches state that terrific cyclones
nave been experienced along the coast
in that region. causing much damage to
shipping and property generally. The
crops have also suffered severely from
the violent storms. At Sevaging, on
the Goth inst, a cyclone occurred which
Was attended by the most destructive
violence for many miles. The jute
crop which had before been prosperous
sad flourishing was levelled and utterly
destroyed. Hurricanes are reported
from various parts of the country.
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The South I'm Earnest for Greeley
IntePvieW with the Hen. r. N. r.
Hunter.
A New York Sun reporter met the
Hon. r. II. T. Hunter in the Fifth
Avenue hotel q day or two ago.
Said the reporter. "How is the feeling
in Virginia, Mr.. Hunter ?
"Well, sir, with the white people it is
all one way. With Us it is a matter of
life and death, this Presidential cleo
ton. We cannot stand Any more such
administrations a. the one Grant has
been at the head Of. even in Virginia,
and yet We are not half 90 bad off in
Virginia a. they are in many other
States"
"You have good State Administra-
ton
'Oh. yes; but what man can tell
when that may be invaded and chang
ed TO suit the purposes Of the Federal
Administration : Who shall assure us
that our State Government is safe from
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Fire.

On Tuesday night last at about u
o'clock our citizens were swakesed from
their peaceful slumbers by the fearful
CIV OF "fire." The cause Of the alarm
proved to be the burning of the store
Of Mr.. J. II. Easterday, at the lower
end Of Congress street. Our citizens
rallied to the scene Of the conAagratiou,
but before the fire engine could be got
into operation the flames had comnu-
nicated to two other frame buildings sd
joining, occupied BY colored families,
and ell were consumed. At one time
it wss scarcely thought possible that
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MEMPHIS.
Effects OF the Storm.

MEMPHIS, September 26.-Iuring the
storm Tuesday night seven houses in
the vicinity Of this city were struck by
lightning and injured more or less; one
in the city was shattered to splinters
and two lady occupants badly shocked
but not fatally injured. The shock
also struck q child and since the time
il has been deaf.
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MILWAUKEE.
Accident 10 q Sailing Party-An OF
Them Drowned.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September Co.
A telegram from Fort Lake. Wisconsin
states that yesterday a sailing party,
composed of Joseph Bent, Joseph Par
ker and Charles Kaske, went on the
lake for pleasure sail, and as they did
not return, parties this morning went in
search OF them. A man shortly after
wards came into town on horseback
with the news that Mr.. Parker had
been found on Browns Island, within
three rods Of a house, naked and dead.
Its supposed he swan ashore and died
from exposure. A party started out to
search for the rest, and about 8 o'clock
the boat was found capsized and young
Kaske still clinging to it, but before
thev could reach him he dropped off
and was drowned. Mr.. Bent has not
been found and his fate is not known,
but scarcely any hope is felt that he is
alive.
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DENMARK.
The Rtnderpest.

COPENHAGEN, September 26.-In con.
seouence Of the spread Of the rinderpest
in the English stock yards, the Danish
authorities have for the present pro-
bibied the importation OF cattle from
rO,lsud, imposing a heavy fine upon
y;o.s,ors OF the prohibition. Much Of
The recently imported English stock has
Srsp found suffering from the effects of
III. disease, and it is feared that the
cop,ssion may spread among the Dam
N cattle. Great care is being taken
meanwhile 10 prevent it.
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AUSTRIA.
Tn. Conference OF Emperors.

VIENNA, September 90 Count
Anlreasy, during recent visits from
various political delegations, informed
them that the recent visit of His
Majesty, the Emperor Francis Joseph,
wss ,or the purpose OF manifesting the
triendlness of Austria toward Ger
nsnv, aud that the conference which
took place on that occasion would be
-eplete with beneficial results, not only
10 the powers Immediately concerned,
but to the whole Of Europe. Count
Andreasy stated that no conference was
then concluded between the monarchs
Of Russia, Germany and Austria, but
that the mutual good feeling there dis
PLAYED and the friendly and harmo-
nous nature o. the conference was q
.atfcient guarantee that it was held in
the interest OF European peace.
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ILLINOIS.

! DeaSh q Rev. Peter Cartwright.
SpRrSsrlKLD, September 26.-Peter
Cartwright, the venerable and well
known Methodist APOSTLE died at his
home, at Pleasant Plains, in this coun-
ty, at $50 yesterday Afternoon. He
WAS born In Amherst county, Virginia,
ON September lst l785, and was there
fore 81 years and "a days old.
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KENTUCKY.
iarrets Davis Successor.

"osis SuCCcSsOE.
FRANFoRr, September 26.-Governor
Leslie mas appointed Willis B. Macleon,
Of Lyon county, United States Senator,
70 =, aiI the vacancy caused by the death
Of Garrett Davis.
Sentence DOMINATED.
Inc Governor to-day commuted
valentine Babbitt's sentence to i'm
prlsonment for life. He was to have
yeen hung at Louisville tomorrow for
'he murder OF his rival. #--
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BUFFALO,.

The Propeller Iron City Sunk-The
Crew. Seven in Number. Supposed
To be Lost.
BUFFALO, September 26.-The steam
propeller Iron City, bound down for
Cleveland with a full cargo of oil, sank
Iast night at o'clock, about fifteen
niles outside. Her smoke stack is just
''lb'e this morning. The crew of
seven men had no lifeboat, and it is
cared they are lost. Tugs have started
ior the scene OF the wreck, and the par
"cnIars are anxiously awaited.
LATER.
The tug Gardiner has just arrived in
rom the scene of the wreck Of the
Iron City. The latter has broken up
snd her cargo of oil is all sfoat. She
VIII prove total wreck. The loss in
Tue propeller is about $50, 900; in oil,
slVoOO. Nothing can be found of the
ooi'es Of the crew. They had no boats
SAl could not have escaped. Seven
men IN all have perished.
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OHIO.

New German Greeley Paper.
@ASsFIELD, September 26.-The
asnsheld Courier, q new German Gree
10y and Brown paper, will make its up.
p'A'ance here next Thursday
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CINCINNATI, September 26.-River
falling 4 feet 10 inches. Weather
clear and cold.
PrrrsBUReH. September 26, $50 P.
M.-River about on standstill, with
q inches. Weather clear and cold.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NV the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
ONCE, IIO Main street.
FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.
pe.isuation Withdrawn.

ResignRtiOn WfthdraWn.
BERLIN, September 26.-Count Won
Amin, whose resignation as Minister
ofCiermsny to France was recently ten
I.,sd, in consequence Of the updisguised
J;.conrtesy which was shown to him by
,hs ! - Secretary at the French capital, has
"i,bdrswu his resignation and will re-
,nrn 10 Paris Immediately.
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ally control them. The testimony OF our
best citizens, OF all classes, estaollsEes the
fact, that CHERRY PEcToRAL Will ahu does
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders oil
the Throat and Lungs beyond any other
medicine. The most dangerous auections
OF the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 lts power;
and cases Of CONSUMPTiON, cured py
remarkable as hardly TO be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rem.
edy IL ls adequate, on which the pubic may
rely for full protection. BY curing Couehs,
the fOrerunners OF more serious disease IL
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount oi
suffering not TO be computed. Al cnaiisnSts
trial, and convinces the most skepticai.
Every. family should keep II on hand as
protection against the early and unper'
ceived attack OF Pulmonary A ffectlons
which are easily met at hrst, but when De-
come incurable, and too often fatal, II neg.
lected Tender lungs needs this defense'
and IL IL unWise To be without IL. As saie-
guard To children, amid the distressing dis
eases which beset the Throat and Chest ol
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is inValu-
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rescued from premature graves, and saved
10 the love and affection centered on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troblesolne IN
FLtENZA and painful BRONCHITIS,
when they know how easily they can De
cured. ~
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BILE OF producing cures as memorable ~ the
greatest II has ever effected.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discoveries OF mod
ern science, few are
gilmore real value
to mankind than
this effectual reme-
dy for all diseases
OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
OF its virtues thro
out this and other
countries has
shown that II does
Snrely and effeCtQ-
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CLEVELAND.
Lunatic Asylum Destroyed By Fir

Lunatic Asylum Destroyed By Fire.
CLEVELAND, September A.-The
lunstic asylum at Newburg is almost
totally destroyed; loss to the State
about 100000. Five hundred inmates
are turned out and are housed in halls
and churches at Newburg and at the
Central Station House in this city.
LATER.
The loss by the burning Of the luna>
tic asylum at Newburg is now estimated
at $465,0O0. There was no insurance
on the building. The beds and bedding
were mostly saved. The attaches lost
most OF their personal effects. Benja-
min Hughes, of Newburg, and Mary
Walker, OF Geaugs county, were killed.
Stephen Houghton, the night watcb>
man, is missing, and is also supposed to
have been killed. A large number OF
the inmates were brought to this city
and confined in the workhouse and
jail. Quite a number were taken away
and cared for by their relatives. 1t is
thought that the Governor will convene
an extra session of the Legislature to
make an appropriation for rebuilding
the asylum at once, as the other asy-
lums in the State are full.
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Ayers
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