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cs,o,sT. YERKEs, j., a Philadel'
~. b,nker, was sent to State Prison
lS.n, p1,n !, wear ago for participation ip
s'oI. s.oJ' IN the State treasury. The Auditor
a'I'r "'d Treasurer kept both public and pri-
'.ss W. ,,pIs deposited in YERxEs' bank,
nd during the agitation OF the matter an
'Sa,vj, 'sr was made by YEnKEs lat least
!. h, uame-hc now pronounces 1t a
%,,ery, charging EIARrRANFr and MACK
= Auditor and Treasurer, with using
,b' % STATE funds for speculations. YERK'
q was pardoued by Gov. GEAnr Friday
Nd the frat thing he did alter his restor'
,jou TO liberty was to publish a state
n,ut ylndlcallng Gen. HARTRASFT from
a, charges made in bis name and deny
i,r,hst be had even made such an aftida'
Il "a that referred to. MIR. YERkEs'
,,ltenent covers these four important
points He declares:
TbG, the financial account Of the State
VA kept In the usual and a legitimate
ulnneri
ThG Mr. MACKEY never gave an order
to Nj. YERKEs to buy any stock what.
ever;
That neither Gen. HARTRAFT nor Mr..
NAcEEY ever speculated with the State
iund. in any way;
That the signature to the affidavit
charging Cen HARrRANTr with malleas.
sucs in office Is counterfeit.
These statements, II true, relieve Gen.
alsraAxFr Of the serious charges
brought against him in the present can.
nS. On the other hand, DR.. PAINE, Of
Pittsburgh, who interested himself In
hunting up evidence against HARTRANFT
and AlCKEY, stated Saturday in an inter.
view with q reporter OF the Leader, that
YEREE had told him the afTldavits
charging HARTRANPr with malfeasance
were hhGworn statements; and they had
been placed in his (PAME's) hands by
YERKES attorney, who stated that he
wanted TO use them il YERKEs should be
convicted, TO secure his pardon. DR..
PAINE also says YERKEs showed him his
books, explained how they were kept,
verified transcript previously furnished
Of HARTRANYT and MACKEY's accounts,
and told him the business transactions
IhOWn BY those accounts were based on
The funds Ol the State on deposit there.
This raises an issue between PAINE and
YRRKES 1t must be confessed circum.
stances do not inspire perfect confidence
many statement YERKEs may now make.
BE hss been pardoncd but not cleared of
The charges on which he was convicted.
The BucKALEw papers charge that he
bought bis pardon by agreeing to make
this statement Whether this charge is
Just Or not, the circumstances expose him
70 II; and neutralize the influence his
declarations would otherwise exert in
Gen. HARTRANFT's favor.
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Bo.,oa ~ 'sasOn o' the late elections, tho
.,,r Ga p.z1', Aa'e''E''r says, "is that the Lib.
TS'l ' republicans arc of small account.
lbs , '.as,. N.Y. not numerous enough to affect
R.r"s,i 'sSal'' The opposing forces arc the
Fot," FrSu'caa party and the old Democracy.
b.,S b,'Ina'ely' e too, the elections already
s,Hl,.a rrrS 'o'esAadow the victory of that or.
r.. s'.as0n .As, which has preserved the integ.
n';,aaNni S aaa Is able to develop the vigorous
N'u'nAll'y ofthe republic.
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Meeting Of straIght.outs.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, September 3O-At a
meeting Of tho straight.out Democracy
Tonight delegates were elected to attend
the State Convention at jefferson City,
October 8. Resolutions were passed in.
dorsing the ticket nominated and the plat.
form adopted at Louisville, and the dele
gates were instructed to vote for the nom.
i9gatton Of full straight.out Democratic
ticket. 10
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sAINr,LoU1s;
Democratic County Ticket Nomi.
mated,

DenOcIdtIc county Ticket N0mis
mated. F.
ST. LOUIS, September 3O.-The Demo
crats held their County Convention to.
day, and put tulltcket in the field. The
following are the prominent nominees /:
Circuit Judge, Thomas B. Espy; Presid-
ing Justice Of the County Court, Joseph
O'Neil; Collector, Charles A. Mantz;
Sheriff, Philo @. Taylor; Marshal, T. Mop.
ahau; Coroner, Mr.. Voerster; Circuit At
torney, ]. Q. Noerme. laa
Joseph Brown resigned the Presidency
Of the Missouri, Pacific Railroad on last
Saturday, and to day the directory elected
7. B. Edgar to flll the vacancy. they also
elected John F. Hussig, Vice President,
and Dwight Durkee, a member Of tho di.
rectory. D. Il. 7"fI-6
An Invitation signed by large number
OF business men, embodying Democrats
and Republicans, his been sent to Secre.
tary Boutwell,, asking him to make q
speech here on the financial condition oil
the country and the prominent questions
of the day.
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Four Men Drowned in Maine.

EAsTroRT, Ne, September SO.-Four
men, while returning in small boat from
Pembroke fair, Friday night, were upset
and probably drowned. The boat has
been found, but the bodies have not been
recovered. Two Of the men were sons Of
Wallace Guptel, one son of Nebon
Guptel, and the other SON OF Capt. VIII.
liam Muhleman. 'f1T
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Mrs. Laura Fair Acquitted.-Termiual
Grounds for the Texas Pacific Rail.
road.
BAN FRANckoo, September 3O.-Mrs.
= FAR was found not guilty by the Jury this
San Diego voted almost unanimously
In favor OF issuing $15O,OOO city bonds
Tor purchasing the franchise OF the San
Diego and Glela railroad and the terminal
grounds for the Texas and Pacific rail-
road
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THE St. Louis Democrat says: "While
in JerseyVille, week before last, Governor
Palmer frankly admitted that Greeley had
no earthly chance Of carrying Illinois,
and that Grants majority, in bis opinion,
would reach 10000. When Governor
Palmer admitted this much, 1t Is really
safe to say that he has no hopes Of reduc.
ing Grants majority Of 81 900 In 1858"
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CLERICAL gentleman (who objects to
smoke and means to make an example,
MAY l enquire your name, sirs" Com
mercial Traveler-"To be sure you may.
I'm Davis, from Bradford, in the stutf
trade. What line might yours bes" Cleri-
cal gentleman with irony)-"The spirit
ual, sir" Commercial mot noticing the
irony)-"Is II thought What an awful
price you've got gin up to, the last fort
nightI' The clerical gentleman discover.
ed he had friend In another car.
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Ohio CongreOSlon Tickets.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. S0.-There being
some misapprehension as to the proper
mode Of printing tickets for the Congress.
ional election, the Democratic State Ex.
ecutive Committee announce that they
have carefully examined the laws Of Con.
gress bearing on that subject, and find
that the names Of the candidates for Con-
gressNare to be printed as heretofore, in
connection with the State and County
tickets.
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TIE Christian Intel19sncsr discusses the
extrayagauce Of public funerals as q "de.
morallzing nuisance" 1t asks: "what
can justify the custom which now unhap-
PLY prevails OF making the funerals Of
private and even obscure persons occa.
sionS of idle display and studied pomp."
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TEN years ago ten intimate friends, who
had boarded together in New York, had
\ farewell banquet upon the departure of
some ol them for the war, and agreed that
all who remained alive ten years from
that night should meet again for a dinner.
Last Tuesday night was the appointed
time. but only one man remained alive TO
fulfill the engagement. .i
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l.
c.13N AuRA Fam, who shot a gentleman in
s'au',' Sr,Ssa'a for kissing his wife, has been
~,',n1 ~Su'sed' The jury found she had com.
~ "sI M no offence. Whether the kissing
'.. 4" Sue' Vile is in itself such a crime
~ sa1s' !. society or human nature as to Jus,
>, W. !, I' 10 Killing Of the offender, or wheth.
"O'eoncs such only when done in the
S"eGce ,,a taS OF some highly susceptible per.
,os, s VINO "S Is denied participation, gentle
mi L =. "1O have wivea had better be care.
Ii..a a. 'a 'Ae future. 1t is ssler to do their
Va" as they do their charity, in pri.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,
Emigration Of Railway Servants...
Marine Disaster.

Emigration OF Railway Servants...
Marine Disaster.
LONDON, September 3O.-There was A
meeting Of railway servants held In Hyde
Park, yesterday afternoon, TO take into
consideration tho measure for iurtherlng
the movement tor the emigration of 4
large number OF this class to Canada and
the United States.
The ship Nasearne was wrecked of
FoTmbley, Lancaster county, during the
ae,aVy gales the latter part Of the week.
All on board were drowned. Many re-.
ports Of other disasters also have been
received.
The Tines confirms the report Of the
resignation Of Lord Chancellor Atherly.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 3O.-Gen. Espane.
TO resigns his seat in the Senate, and rep.
resents that the government has resolved
to submit to the other European powers
the question of the justness Of It's claims
against US for damages by Cuban filibus
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LUTHERAN SYNoD.-The Pittsburgh
Synod OF the English Evangelical Luth'
eran Church will meet in this city on the
9th inst. About fifty ministers and elders
are expected to be present We have no
doubt the well established hospitality ol
our citizens will be still further demon.
strated on the occasion.
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WASHINGTON.
Expiration or stamp Taxes.

@@SF6S@NAS" ~ SNtAAk AaAGue
WASHINGTON, September 3O.-The
stamp duty upon all documents except
bank checks, drafs Or orders, expire TO-
day, In accordance with recent act OF
Congress Hereafter no stamps will be
required In any legal documents what.
ever. No paper being subject to stamp
duty except bank checks, drafts or orders,
as above mentioned no stamps are requir.
ed Oh foreign bills Of exchange.
CoIoRED MEMS ENDORSEMENT OF TIE
PRESIDENT.
"A committee from the Colored Mems
Convention Of New Engl4nd, which met
at Fanueil Hall, Boston, on the 9th inst,
called on the President to-day and pre.
sented q letter from their Convention. The
committee were Lewis Hayden, George
Rafln and Charles L. Pindall. The letter
was delivered BY Mr.. Ratfin, who made q
few remarks. I.-
The President; in reply, expressed graf.
iflcation that'bis efforts 10 secure protec.
tion to lie and prosperity TO all classes
throughout the country had been so fully
appreciated, and thanked the committee
for tho kind manner In which they had al.
uded to his action in regard to their race.
N1TEM FOR LIQUOR DRALERs.
The acting Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, has decided that wholesale and
retail liquor dealers may continue to sell
malt liquors under their special tax re.
ceipts as such, without being assessed as
malt liquor dealers, and that the collection
OF taxes assessed contrary to that con.
structlon, shall be suspended until the
question can be brought before Congress.
Persons who sell only malt liquors, are
liable only to special taxes, SEQ or $50
according as they are wholesale or retail
dealers in malt liquors.
The collectors Of customs at the princi.
pal ports, have been directed BY the
Treasury Department to suspend the i'm.
portation OF meat, cattle and hides, COM
ing from the infected districts OF Europe,
unless accompanied by a consularsscerti-
acate, showing that they are free from
NionOoa
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Sr Louis, September SO.-The Indian
delrgau1n LEFT lOr Washington tonight,
in Charge Of Capt. AverlOyd. Satants
and Big Tree were placed in the custody
of the U. S. Marshal, who committed
them 10 Jail to await further orders.
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JUDGE STEPHEN ], FIELD, Of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, has declared
that he can not support Greeley and
Brown. He Is one Of the leading Demo
crats Of the country. and has much
influence, especially in California.
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ELECTION OF 0FT1cERs.-At meeting
Of Jefferson Council No. 3 Jr. o. U.A.M.
held last evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: O., B.
Bsguley; v. c., Geo. L. Wilkinson; Il. g.,
K f Tracy; A. r. s., William Humphrey;
F. 3, l.. II. Albright; Treas, William
MoElroy; Conductor, r. Il. Ellinghsm;
W., ]. Gibson; l. g., Thomas Doyle; o. g.,
J. A. Fulton; Trustee, Geo. E. Wilkinson.
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ROME.

The Pope Ventures Out Of the Vat.
tCan.
ROME, September 30.-The Pope 10.
day went out beyond the precincts Of
the Vatican for tho first time since tho
occupation OF Rome by the government
He proceeded to Porta Dilla Seccs and
walked in the Garden.
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PoL1cE CouRT,-The following d

foLloE CouRT.-lhe louoWlng cases
were before the police court, yesterday
morning: Otto Bridget, drunk, one dol
lar and costs Mrs. HainS, drunk, contin.
ued until this morning; Jacob Miller, in.
sulting a lady,-continued until this
morning to enable the accused to have
two material witnesses las he said,) pres.
ent to testify in his behalf.
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A Nice Little AfItay over a ContrIbu.
tion BoK. fa.-,

LITTLE ROCK, ARK September 3d.
George Reed and John Sims, both colored,
got into a dispute OF the Bethel colored
church, last night, over question as TO
which put the most money in the basket
when 1t was passed around, when Reed
pulled ont pistol and shot Sims,
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Weather Report,
t'. .rwAR DErARTMENT, !
orFruE OF FHE CHrTT SIGKAL oPYToIR,
WAsnNsToH, D. G.. September SO-TS0 r.H.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and. the Middle
States on Tuesday westerly and north.
westerly winds and generally clear wealth.
er, the winds over the lower lakes proba.
bly, backing to the southerly tor the South
Atlantic states. Northerly to westerly
winds and generally clear weather for tht
Gulf States east Of the Mississippi North,
erly winds veering probably to the easter
ly, and generally clear weather from Ten
nessee to Lake Erie and the upper lakes
Clear weather and winds gradually back
ing to the southerlY and easterly for North
western Michigan, with much pressure
and easterly to southerly winds.
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PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED ny A COW
IN NEW HANPSHfRE.

LANCASTER, N. H., September S0-The
extra express passenger train ou the Bos-
ton, Concord & Montreal Railroad, was
thrown from the track by stray cattle,
Saturday night. Three cars went over
an embankment and upset, and were
completely wrecked. There were but
very few passengers on the train, three Of
whom were probably wounded. A
brakeman was seriously cut and bruised.
Three lady passengers and the conductor
sustained slight injuries. Is
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. September 30.--Edmund
Yates, the well known English novelist,
delivered his lecture, "Modern Society y
to fine audience in Michigan Avenue
Baptist Church, this evening. This being
the star lecture course and Mr.. Yates
first appearance on the platform IL
America, his reception wac very fiat
terlng.
Gen. Hunstry, Of Connecticut, address,
ed large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting at Burlington hall tonight.
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FRANCE.

PAIus, September 90.-victor Hugo
was nominated by the Republicans Of
sembly. ---- - ~
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THE Daubury NeUs says; "Mrs. Annie
Badger, Of Danbury, wore the finest and
largest shaped hustle at the fair" 20 .N
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CHARLEY ALLEN, OF the stcubenvllle
Gazette, has been nominated By the Dem.
ocrats and Liberals for Probate Judge Of
Jefferson county. His majority will not
be large.
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TIE anti, Greeley Democrats of Della
ware exhibit so much strength that the
Wilmington Commercial thinks the vote
Of the State will be for Grant.
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IT is now stated that the loas by the
New York Sub, Treasury deialcation will
amount to but $4,000.
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STATE CoNvENTIoN.-The Young Mems
Christian Association In Parkersburg has
issued . circular calling a Convention Of
similar organizations in the State to rs.
semble in that place on the 31st inst. In
view Of tho fact that the date mentioned
Is but few days before the Presidential
election, we hear that the Association in
this city has addressed o note to that In
Parkersburg asking that the Convention
be postponed 10 later day.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
on the Delaware and Lack.
aWRnnR Il. II.

aW6nna X. IT,
NEW YORK, September 80.-About
halfpas nine o'clock, yesterday morning,
q train filled with employees OF the road
on the Cooniton branch Of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western road, collided
with q train near Patterson, New Jersey.
The cars were thrown from the track and
completely wrecked. Hiram o. Bsgley
and Jno. G. Virgins, were killed, and
eight others seriously injured. The cause
Of tho accident is being investigated to-
day.
The Convention TO nominate candidates
for the local offices, will meet the present
week. =
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sY rELEG GRAPH.
AesoOIATEppRNH RNpoRT.
R1claEiYelY 70 the IntellIrenccr.

u7F By the iWoston Union Lima. riI
OGee North.west cor. Of Main ana Monroe sts
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ST. JAMES HoTE1-Mr. G., ]. Wilson,
who for several months has had charge Of
this excellent hotel as Superintendent,
severed his connection with 1t yesterday.
Under Mr.. W's charge, the St. James has
risen rapidly in popular favor, The pro.
prietors will find 1t difficult to Gil. his
place, but they have started out with the
determination to have q first-class hotel
in Wheeling, and nothing short Of that
will satisfy them. The travelling public
will heartily sustain them IN the effort.
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AN ounce Of mother" says the Spanish
provel'b, us worth pound Of clergy"
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-Blshop Hague. Of Syracuse, N. Y.
died at Saratoga yesterday.
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--SteubcD monument was unvailed, at
stcuben, N. Y, Monday, IN the presence
Of one thousand people. I.n.
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President md the WOrkingmen

After President Grant had returned from
Long Branch last Tuesday he was on his
way from the Executive Mansion to the
Arlington for his breakfast, when he
noticed quite a commotion among the la
borers at Lafayette Square, who are en-
gagged under the Commissioner of Public
Buildings and Grounds. On making inqui-
ry of one of these, he was informed that an
attempt was being made to have some Of
them work ten hours a day.
The President made no reply, but passed
on and took his breakfast. Having done
his duty in this respect, he returned to
Lafayette Square, inquired who had charge
of the work, and was informed that it was
Mr.. Benjamin. This gentleman he sent
for at once, and when he arrived asked him
by whose authority he had required his
men to work ten hours a day. Having
been appraised in this respect, he simply
notified Mr.. Benjamin that he should
never again exact above eight hours labor
a day from his men, and he then passed on
to the White House. Washington Chroni.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS BY THE
Cry CoUNCIL.-The City Council last
evening elected the following officers
First harbor master, G. w. EAllen
second harbor master, r. A. Styll
police justice, j. j. White, present in.
cumbent; superintendent a~lms-house, G.
p. Bigger, present incumbent !; superinten-
dent gas-works, John II. Knowles, present
incumbent superintendent of water works,
James l.. Davis, present incumbent !; city
attorney, L.lR. Page !; clerk first market,
Samuel Ellis, present incumbent; clerk
second market, Geo. Undertake, present
incumbent !; weigh-master, first market,
John Finnerty, present incumbent; weigh.
master, second market, w. @. Prosser,
present incumbent; clerk to auditor, John
Q. Vim, present incumbent inspector OF
carts and wagons, A. G. Talman gauger
of liquors, Richard Fox, present incumbent;
grain measurer, John Dowden, present in
cumbent ; chief engineer fire department,
George A. Ainslie, present incumbent /;
commanders fire department. LIST, s. ii.
Herndon I'd, b. A. Perks; 3D., j. j.
King 4th, G. r. Minor; 9TH, G. w. Tay-
lor ; 9Th, d. Brophy %janitor police build
ing, Louis Antelotti.
The election of clerk to the police court,
city engineer, scavenger of Marshall and
Jefferson wards, and members of the board
of health, was postponed. With few cx-
ceptions, as will be observed, the present
incumbents have been retained in office,
which is no doubt gratifying to them, but
exceedingly Notifying to disappointed as
pirantS. .
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The BALTIMORE AND PoToMACRAIL-
ROAD.-This new road has made a good
commencement in running passengers, and
is already doing a paying business. In Sc
lecting officers and employees the company
have been singularly fortunate in obtaining
"the right men for the right places,o and
particularly is this so in regard to the APP
pointment of Mr.. 0. o. Stephens, formerly
superintendent of the Washington and Alex
andria railroad, who takes the position of
general agent, and Mr.. Boone the freight
agent at the general freight depot OF both
roads on Maryland avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets. During the early part OF
the last week the engines and cars being
new there were some delays on account Of
hot boxes, but it may be expected with
each successive train there will be less oc-
casions for delays from any cause. The
full compliment of engines, cars, &c., has
not been delivered, but will be in q few
weeks, and it is probable that additional
trains will then be placed on the road. II
is contemplated at no distant day to have Q
double track the entire distance, and doubt.
less by the time the Baltimore tunnel is
completed the double track will be in run,
ing ORDER Washington Star.