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SPAIN.

MADRID, sept The iusurrrni iuuti
In C4rtAgeus IS sending emisssfies. who
are plen,iiully provided with moncy, 70
BArcelonG TO organize movement IN ia
yur o! sepeFate government Tor CaiAln.
niA.
LoNnoS, Sept "A special Dispatch
from BAyonne 20 the London Hour, says
the Spanish Government forces in Bilbo4
hSve sufficient provisions on hand to last
them throughout the winter. All COM
merciAl traffic between the city and that
port has been prohibited, in order 10 al
low full play for the guns Of the Spanish
war SHIPS.
MADRID, Sept I-The successor of
President SAlmernH has not yet been ap-
pointed. Senior CASTELAR, requires IS q
condition Of accepting the office that the
Cortes take no recess until all the impof'
lant and pressing measures are disposed
OF, and then that it adjourn, which II
should be able 10 do about the lst Of DE.
cember. lie also demands absolute
powers in dealing with insurgents.
The COTtes will meet in secret session
to O.murruw 10 settle the crisis.
When the new ministry Is organized
Senior SAlmeron will probably be chosen
President Of the COrtes
The InpITtill says II the Len obtain
power delegates will be sent to Cuba to
arrange terms Of VtAce with the lnsur.
gents,
Valencia has been declared ina state OF
siege.
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IlALIPAN, N. B, Sept. "a letter
from sydney, g. b., says the settlement OF
West Bay, on Grand Lake, has been al
most demolished by the gale, and in Bays
Dale 30 houses were Blown down. In
the port OF Caledonia about % American
steamers wero more or less damaged,
Fifteen Of the crew of the steamer Salt
Well have arrived at Halifax; II more Of
the crew arc missing, and are supposed to
be drowned; the Captain Of the boat is the
only one known to have reached the
shore.
HALIFAX, Sept. 3 Fifteen 0i the crew
OF the steamer Sa!twGll, lost on Shay
Shuals On the cath inst, have arrived
here. They give the following account Of
tho lis.-,-s. IUIas, within IWonty miles
81 Sidney a thick ieg 5et In, accompanied
byA gale, and the C.ptEin afraid Of being
driven ashore put the snip about TO head
of the land. The engines were driven at
full speed, but the wind In the meantime
increased to hurricane, and The ship
could make no hCAdway against il. About
II ?. NJ the ship struck; the first boat al
tempted to be launched was the star.
board lie boat. In assisting to get
this boat Chief Engineer Mcintosh
who was standing on the rail lost his bal.
ancc, iell into the seq and perished. Five
men got into this boat, but in the coniu
sion Of the moment they cut away the
after fall letting the boat drop stern fore
most, while suspended by the bow the
men were washcd out and the boat was
smashed against the ship Another lifO
boat aud the cutter were launched with
great difficulty, the Captain taking charge
OF the former and giving orders that two
boats should leave the ship together,
and keep near as possible to each other.
When about TO leave the ship the Captain
looked over the side 10 npprise those in
the cutter, but she was not to be seen and
has not since been heard Of The probA.
bility IS that those in charge left at once
and got lost among the breakers in max.
ing for the shore. There were seven men
in tho cutter. Fifteen Of the crew were
lost and fifteen saved.
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CANADA.
rEcuKp BAIs FROCEEDlSgs uY THE
ROYAL COMMISSION,

trEcUAp NAYS FROCEEUiSgs uF THE
ROYAL COMMISSION,
TORuSru, Sept The int WIlBeSs
called vas EGciaE Hudson lie knew
no;hlng about The acquisitions betWeer
Sir Hugh AilEn sad the Americans; wa!
member Of CaYtAfieEs Election Com
milteei knew large sums Oi money were
subscribed by friends towards elections,
heard ST. Hugh Allan was subscriber;
did uot know 10 what amount
The Court adjourned Tor An hour Ia al,
low B-suy's Letters. which were pro
daced yesterday by Sir Francis Hincks, 10
be taSen down and appended u his evil
dence The tirsE letter points out to Sir
Rrsnet the feasibility Of constructing Il
Pacific Railroad, mainly by the iBslru.
mentality Of AmsnCan capitalists and
such C,naAiAHS Influence and capital as
could be subscribed. Sir Francs in
reply shows that BeAtiy and the AmHti-
eau Company which be represented were
under InisappehensiOn respecting the
railway and the policy Of the Canadian
Government II American capitalists en-
tered the company an equal number Of
Canadian capitalism of equal means must
also bv Interested. l,was neither the in.
lenIion nor the place ot the Canadian
Government TO name the parties 10 con
nectioR with the proposed work -
The drsi thing for the Government
u consider was the amouHi -!
land grants and money they would give
to did the road. II was decided that no
could be'eXtenled. ReaLty's
second letter is similar To the first, only
that he announces himself AS repreSen.
tAiivc otlhe American gentlemen engaged
Ia the enterprise, aud urging upon Sir
Francis the necessity Of Improving the
time. Sir Francis replies in "A letter, init.
mating that Beatty did not know what
be was talking about, and that he (Ileisle |
man and others had, by iniudicioul pro !
injured a great undertaking
Nothing Of importance was done in the
afternoon session. There are no wit
lcsses on hand, but some are expected
- morrow,
Sir Francis Hincks slightly amended
me of his answers in this manner 1t
Tna never proposed By any one to give
he charter, and the Government never
giving 4 to any one, until
he failure OF the effort 10 amAlgamRte the
wo Canadian companies.
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PERIL IN WALL STREET.
4 Great Bull in the Tolls
Gould HOpelessly Short.
BetImeRt Day at Hand..The Bull
Houses sTOtteTIREssEIcItemenI
aud Fears Of a Crash.

NEW YoBE, Sept. J.-The Commercial
SAYS Wall street Is wild with Fumors re.
latiug 10 the inability 0! leading bulls in
gold to make good their engagements. In
deed 1t Is circulated 0o the stree; that
nearly every house that has bee close.
IL connected with tho leaders In the
bull market will go by the board, and be
hopelessly ruined. The leading banks
who have bocn hackers Ol the bulls have
deserted them, and are now trying to 40.
cure themselves. such are the Tumors on
street
The Brooklyn EIyls says the bull clique
IN gold Is the bear clique in stock, and is
led by the same msn. Jay Gould Is on
the short side Of almost every thing on the
active list OF stocks. and particularly in
Western Union, which he sold spccula-
lively TO Rn enormous extent He would
have been cornCred on this stock long ago
had 1t not been for his connection with
tho late Horace +. Clark, and during
his lifetime Rvailcd himself oi that gen.
tlcman's connection with the company TO
borrow reserved stock belonging TO the
company and thereby make good his de-
liyerics. Now, however. the day Of set
temcnL is approaching, tomorrow this
borrowed stock must be returned TO the
company IN order to meet his contract.
Gould has been borrowing stock from var
ious parties, and Is now seeking to make
up the balance by covering some OF
his short, but before doing so he
seeks to break tho market and hence
his raids ol yesterday and to-day. In
rAidng upon stocks to-day he has sold
everything on tho list, not sparing his long
stock, and hence the decline in Hannibal
II st. Joe, Northwestern and st. Paul.
The break in Western Union has not been
very great, because that stock has been
vigorously sustained by the Vanderbilt
clique nl brokers, and only broke 10 OOf,
from which there was sharp reaction.
The ability Of Vanderbilt to take all the
Western Union that Gould dare sell is
uIquoOtionod. Whether tho Commodore
will do so is another question. The short
interest OF Gould will be greatly increased
by this movement Of tomorrow, and
next week VIC may expect the bulls to
turn upon him; at least this would be q
part,c,ly natural course for them to pur-
sue, considering the trouble he has given
them. II Gould should fail to deliver the
borrowed stock tomorrow there will
doubtless be considerable excitement inl
the vicinity Of the Stock Exchange
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept 5--Th0 annual dinner
Of the Master Buffers OF Sheffield took
place In that city yesterday. Right Hon.
Robert Lowe, who was one Of the guests,
In response to toast defended the policy
tho Gladstone government, and expressed
confidence in the future OF the Liberals.
The installation Ot Right Hon. BeDja-
min DisrAeli ~ Rector OF the University
OF Glasgow, which WAS postponed in con.
sequence of the death Of his wife, will
take place on the 10Th Of November.
Andrew Carnegie IA wealthy resident Of
New York, formerly Of Pittsburgh, has
given $25 900 for the erection OF public
baths in Dunlermline, scotland hcplacC
OF his birth,
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A Horrible Death.

DETROIT, MICH = Sept. IA horrible
accident occurred at the mill OF the
Rochester Salt aud Lumber Company, Op.
pQsIte Saginaw City, about 10 o'clock this
morning. John Butler, an emplOye oi the
mill, in stepping over the main belt was
caught and carried 10 the top Of the
drum, and the space between the floor and
drum not being sufficient for the body TO
pass through, he was crushed to death.
The body was wedged in so tightly that
in order to recover Il they were obliged TO
cut through the floor from above Butler
was about 20 years Of age, and had large
family which was dependent on him Tor
supDOFt
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. "a fire broke out
at quarter past eleven in iourstorY
house, belonging to Charles Kilgour, and
occupied by Overlook in the first story as
a hair store, Hubbard in the second story,
a book auctoneeF, Brown the third story
for gliding, and ClossOn the fourth story,
for making picture frames. The fire was
confined to the third and fourth stories
and roof. The stock in these stories was
not valuable. Total loss, about $4,000.
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Tornado in MASSACHUSETTS,.

spRIxGrlELD, MASS, Sept. IA torna.
do swept through CRANKY, Hampshire
county, yesterday afternoon, entirely de-
molisIinr the house and barn ol Edwin
Slater, aud unroofing other buildings up
roofing trees, destroying crops.&c, North
smp,on had similar visitation in the
evening, when the barn OF Alfred Stark
was blown down, Williams basket lacto-
tory partly demolished, and Clapp's ioun'
dry untooIcd The path OF the latter
gale extended across the town from west
10 east, aud was only ten rods wide.
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The Cincinnati E1nosIrIon. .

CINCINNATI, Sept. There was a
large attendance at the Exposition to-day,
The hotels in the city have largely in-
creased number of visitors. Tho brilliancy
of the display mRnilests itself in the tex
tile fabrics aud furniture departments and
In Central Hall The work OF prepara-
ton Is not quito complete in any except
the machinery department. There is no
doubt about everything being ready by
to morrow night
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1hrcc children Burned to Den,b

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 5-One night
last week u cabin on the plantation OF
Mr.. Murphy, in Fayette county, Tenn ,
burned, Three negro children were
burned to death The parents had gone
to church, leaving them alone, and did
not return until the next day, when they
found the cabin a heap OF ashes and the
Charrcd remains OF their children, The
origin Of the tire is unknown.
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LEXINGTON, Ky.


LEXINGTON, Sept. "a number Of per
sons have arrived here TO be in attendance
at the races, which commence on the
Kentucky Associations course on Mon
day next. -
This city has never been ircer from all
kinds OF sickness than at present. There
has not been single case Of cholera here
nor any symptoms oft The weather Is
cool and pleasant, and the evidences are
that there will be fine racing and large
attendance.
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FRANCE.

PARIs, Sept 5.-Tho American citizens
in Paris Yesterday proposed TO display
the United States flag in honor Of the
proclamation of the republic in France,
but the Prelect strongly objected and the
idea WAS abandoned.
The Minister OF the Interior has issued
an order prohibiting the publication Of
the radical republican journal Le PeupIe
I1urrdin because Of the appearance In Its
columns OF articles melting to Disturbances
and contempt Tor the government.
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The YnIe ErnIorLnr E1nedirIon.

Fr. BRDaEs, Wy, September 5-The
exploring party OF Prot. o. G. Marsh,
OF Yale College, returned here yes.
terdRy, after an absence ofsiX weeks in the
region OF the Wintah mountains. The
trip was very successful one, and many
important discoveries Of extinct animals
were made. The party left here this
morning r!a Salt Lake for the Pacific
coast
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CHOLERA.

CMclSNATr Sept, 5-The cholera epi.
dcmic in MillCrsburg, Ky, is abating, only
two deaths yesterday. Provisions having
given out, the citizens OF Paris, Ky, are
sending them cooked TODD and the city
council made an appropriation for their
behalf
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RICHMOND,VA.

RICHMOND, Sept 5.-During a storm In
Nansemond county the house OF Charles
f Sumner was struck by lightning and
two OF his children killed, and his wife
and another child probably fatally injured,
Page McCartleY, who killed one Nor
decsi in a duel is not to be tried at present
owing to the severity Of his own wounds.
he will give bail in the sum Of $4,000,
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For New England, the Middle States
and lower lake region, the barometer will
rise with winds veCriug TO fresh and
hrisk northwest and north, decidedly
lower temperature, snd clear, or partly
cloudy weather. , -,
west, generally clear weather, win winds
yecring 10 rortherly aud easiS'ly'
Far tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
northwest to northeast winds, lower tcm
perH,urc and clear or partly cloudy
weather ,.,,s,.,,,
cast Of The Mississippi, gentle aud fresh
winds, partly cloudy weather and areas o.
rain on the coast
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The grand jury in
the Criminal Court have found bills for
msnslaughter against Putfiuberger and
Beane, engineer and conductor Of the
freight train which caused the recent col.
lislon at Lenont on the Chicago i Alton
Railroad. Both are out Of jail on bail
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ARKANSAS.

hT1LE Rock, Sept Irregular passen.
ger Trains aye now running on the c. & +.
Railroad, bgiween this city and Fulton.
Australian Kelly, prize fighter, died
al Fulton last night.
Parties from Shreveport report a large
number Of cases Of yellow fever at that
place, and that large number Of people
have left
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Fashion stud Inccndlary A.
ICaICh.

PmlADErurA, Sept. MARY Row
land anil Sarah J Bapus'c were convicted
to-day Of assault and battery IN Miss
Rowland This was the great cruelty
case which excited so much attention in
this city
A man named Morris putpi, was Ar-
rested here 10 night on the charge Of hay.
Ing fired the Fashion stud stables at
Trenton Purpil was discharged from
DobIe's employ on Monday, while intoXi,
Gated. On Wednesday, he was heard TO
make q threat that the stables would not
stand another week. He will be sCu, to
Trenton.
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were unpaid. He knew nothing Of the
financial condiIi0a o, the company 10
fac, he t0ok 10 interest 10 is Affairs What,
ever. He would prefer not 10 give the
lull history Of his connection with the
enterprise just nov, except ioEsy 10 gen
eral terms that IL was Aills And R0dmAnb
affair. Iu reference 10 repeated iEqulnes,
be stated be bad not invested 10 any er'
tent IN the enterprise, hut that his name
WGs used 10 assist Olhenin iheif efforts 70
make.the company : success
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SwATow, Sept 5.-The mail steamer
Madras, from Hong Kong for Yokohama,
struck Oft three chimney heads TO. day and
leaked so badly she had TO be beached.
Her cargo is slight damaged The mails,
specie and passengers will be trRnshipped.
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PrTrsHURGH, Sept. 5.-River falling
very slowly, with two feet, six inches in
the channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI. Sept, 5.-River eight feet,
five inches and falling. Departed-Andes,
for Wheeling. Weather fair and pleasant.
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Mong TRsrs-The prOpricIorS Of the
Ccntripllal Power Machines are conIinu-
nlIy surprising their visitors with fresh
,NiibiliGuA al the Effectiveness ui Lhelr
machines. Yesterday large number oi
gentlemen were present TO witness the
usual exhibition between three and lour
O'clock Pine, chestnut and oak plank
were put under tho plancr and all disposed
10 with equal speed and equally complete
work. Az the sCvCrcst test yet made OF the
plauer an oals plank twelve inches wide
wng nut under tho knife Had Il shaving
iLr,c-sixtCGnths OF an inch wide taken
from the face Of II with the same apparent
raso that the ordinary shaving was cut
from pinc On tho Sitting saw two inch
oak plank was ripped for distance oil
dirty rv fcct by the momentum oFthc ma
hIucn after the belt was thrown oil, On the
wood saw Ihirly.lour sticks OF oak wood,
some live or six inches square, were cut
.nd Nv the momentum after the belt was
thrown of. The visitors were surprised,
pnI those ol them who had taken stock
IA the Cen,ripcisl delighted, with these
prflormanCcs. No ono can appreciate
lne opcration Of these machines from
mere statement oI what they do. twill
pay anybody nj all curious about such
things to drop in and sec them "I w"'h'
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PITTSBURGH.
Preparations for Army Of CnmbeT"
land Reunion.


PIrrsnuRGH, Sept. J.-The Art Com
mi,,Cc Of the Army OF the Cumberland
Reunion have secured the Art Associa-
tIou room in Library Hall for the display
Of models, paintings, &c, which may be
sent here for the nth and 18th. Arrange
mcnts have been made Tor the full insur-
nuce Of such articles during their stay
in the city, nrl It is thought many val
uablc works ol art, appropriate 10 the
occasion, will be forwarded Tor exhibition
suFPoCArED IN a COAL PIT
PrrsRuR0m, Sept 5.-The engineer,
fireman and two other employees besides
several boys were overcome by foul air IN
Kecling's coal pit this afternoon while
coming through with n full train. Ono
boy named McLain fell Oft car and was
rnu over, his head was cut OIL. Two
other boys OF the same name were found
TO be unconscious when brought out The
engineer and fireman were slightly
burned by falling upon the boiler. The
train got through before the parties were
sutIocated and was stopped by man out
side, who, with presence Of mind, seeing
something wrong jumped upon the loco
motive ard 9lOpped tho train.
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GkeQatelIigsnfer:
Thr ohio CnmpaIEu..GOV. hoYes nj
~. CIairsyiIle nad MATtInSYIlle.

G0Y. MOVES Of Ohio, Republican can
t.Ga,c Tor re. election, made two speeches
Yesterday 10 Belmont county. He spoke
ln the afternoon al st. ClAiBVille " n
hrailsd audience, made up Of subsisn-
unI and intelligent men from all parts oI
the county. The speech was fine one,
and iha conclusion particularly eloquent
Ia the evening tho Governor was
brought down to MaItinsyIIle in csr-
fiagc by Hon. l.. DARPoID and Mr.. W.
A. HUET, Of the CAroHeLI.' and alter sup
per and a few minutes rest at the real
icnee of Capt Jnigs DEAN, the Governor
proceeded 10 Commercial Hall, where
large audience awaited him. The hall
was filed 70 It's full capacity by eight
o'clock md q number crowded the stHir'
way without being able 10 find room with
In. Ontsid, fine band from 81. Glars
yd.. WIS dirnursiBg enllycnng strains,
small cannon which our MartInsyillc
TRENDS always bhng oal on such occa-
sloua, was waking the eChOca Of the Vlr-
pinm hills, anI few Roman candles and
rockets wrrq flashing their "rod glare" on
tho SKY,
hhbOul sight o'clock Sir ] L.NAN PET
called tho meeting to order and requested
Dr y Il. West to take the chair The
DR.. introduced Gov. NoYEs who then ad'
dressed the audience in very cogCni and
telling speech ol an hour and u quarter,
in which he handled the Hon. WILLIAM
ALLEN and his nephew Senator Thur
MAN, without gloves, We do not present
any outline Of the argument here because
we have full nolcD Of the Governors re
marks and expect 10 be able to present
them for the edihcslion Of our readers ON
the other side OF the river In Mondays
issue. Gov. MOVES Is n pleasing and
elective talker. IIe made very good i'm
preston and was frequently npplaudcd.
Hon LoREszo DAHFOnD was called
od after the Governor had concluded,
and made stirring little halihonrs
speech.
Gov NoYEs came over to the city after
the meeting, stopping at the Grant icI
( at nn early hour this morning ior
Columbus. Ills ExccllCncy is quite ho"Tsc
tom frequent speaking and will takc,a
lew dnyu rest before going outNgain,
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F'OREIGN.
ROMU.
RoHC

uISEn ~ THE r1FE
Roxy. sept The Pope Is again 10.
DISPOSED
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BosTuE, Sept 5--Mr. GooClI declines
10 preside over the Republican CUnvcu.
ton at Worcester, Wednesday.
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Christian Rosellus, Il prominent citi-
zen and lawyer OF New Orleans, died yes.
terday, aged 70 years, Of apoplexy.
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OBJ tie Western Union Lisa
yilcy North EGst cot. Of Main and NOGECs GtRl
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
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grclpsIreIy to the TntellI gepoer.
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wcnrhcT Report


WAN UgNANTNNNI-
uTyfUH W TIM CmEP STaSAL oFTicAa
TAsUINaroN, u. C., Sept > -6u0 ~
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day Of the sitting of the registrars, which
they are required by law to advertise for
ten days, by posting written or printed no.
tees at ten or more public places in each
precinct before each sitting
TRANSFERS.
Whenever a voter changes his residence
he may get from the registrar of the dis
trict from which he moves certificate
that he was there duly registered, and
that on his removal his name had been
erased from the registration books. Such q
certificate is what is known as a transfer.
This transfer may be presented to the
registrar of the district to which
the voter has moved at any time even on
the day of election in the country. But in
cities or towns containing over two thou
sand inhabitants, thrust be presented on the
tenth day preceding the election, or if the
registrars sit so long on the two following
days above named. preceding the election.
1t is believed that the above contains all
the information needed for the most care
less voter.