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The Louisiana Comprom,se

CLUDRD.
NEW YORK, September pa special 20 the
TINS nom New Orleans saws At II 30 O'Clock
last night committees of conference, represent
ing the central committees Of the republican
and democratic parties, after having been in
constant session for upwards Of seven hours
arrived at conclusion. The agreement en-
tered into is that the democrats shall 90 every,
thing in their power to aid in the MAINTENANCE
OF law and order, and support the legally con-
sututed authorities. II n further agreed thai
the advisory board shall consist of i've mem.
beTs, two to be chosen from the democratic tEo
from the republicans, and one non-partisan
VINO Is named in the person OF DIR. BanzRno
superintendent of the mint. The board OF stat
canvsssers, about which there has been 50 much
discussion II is agreed shall consist OF five mem
GERS, two Of whom shsll be democrats and threa
republicans.
The democrats tried 20 induce the repuhii.
cans 70 promise that they would not prosecutl
those engaged in the riots. This, however they
refused TO do. The compromise is signed by tht
chaiTDen OF both committees.
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don letter TO the Tribune saws: ! believe [ a We
explained before that the English press gers IL.
te.egraphng done at verY cheap rates. The
ordinary rate fOr telegram between auV two
places 10 the kingdom is one shilling for twenty
WORDS, addresses free. When the government
TOOK over the telegraphs, 3 clause was put into
tbe act securing TO the newspapers the privilege
Of receiving one hundred words for one shilling
That is the price they now pay. In Times
column of solid minton there are about 100
woTcs. IL telegraphed, the column cOmas as
near as possible to S5. This is rather les than
the 81, 100 gold we should have the pleasure OF
paying the Anglo-American company for the
same quantity OF matter
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Foreign Notes.

THE WIPE OF DON CARLOS ORDERED 10 '.M1VF
on"
PARIS. September 29.-Tt II reported that -
a council Of ministers il was decided TO reyuaz-
the wife OF Don Carlos 20 leave the French tr5u-
tier immediately.
= NEw LORD MAYOR or LONDON ELRCTRD.
LONDON, September 29-The annual election
for LCrd MRPOT Of London took place to-tls..
and Alderman David henry Stone was chosen.
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The BROOKLYN Scandal

WHAT DR. sTORRs DON'T KNOW ABOUT ANOra
RR BERCHER COUNCIL.
NRw YORK, September 29.-Dr. StOrrs. Of ths
Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, knows moth
ing whatever OF q council being called 70 con
slider the case OF Beecber.
TWO INDICTMENTS AGAINST MOULTON.
Two indictments were found against M0ultO
for alleged hbeling OF Miss Proctor. M0ultor
when at the district attorneys Offc yesterday
was told that he would be required ~ give ba
in $50 600. He regards this as excessive. AZ
will endeavOr TO get II reduced.
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DEATH PROM THB SrIEG OF HORNET
A lsberer's wife At Mortimer, a village near
ReadIng, in Berkshire, died the other 1sy from
the sting Of hornet. She was standing in the
road hear her house, when hornet dsW out
from nest in the bank, and stung her on the
right side OF the neck. She went indoors and a
neighhor bathed her neck with water and vine-
gar. However, she tainted almost immedi ately
aud expired in few minutes before q medical
man could reach the house. The shock to her
death, -
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"OLIvIA," (Mrs. Briggs,) III lively descrlp-
ton Of Capitol HIP IN q philadelphia Press
letter, says Of General Buffers new houses.
CAS- a last leap up the ladder + fame, this dis
tinguisbeO Congressman has decided to become
an aTistOcrat and Al old settler, and 10 shfs
purpcse he has bought a delightful site on Can
ltol Hill, and is buildiGg a residence worthy OF
the constructor. This costly creation m2y he
called stone triplet, Sc three houses viii b.,
born At the same time. The first faces the east
but It's northern side s2iutes the Capitol. it T.
said this Il intended for grand club house y
but the gambling viii be exclusively confined
TO politics. All tins Is in anticipation OF rne
grand hurdle race which will probably come
tn n ls,c. The second house Iemaius A fnys-
teTy. 1ne last has already been rented u the
coast survey Tor library. HeDcefortb Capitor
iiliI c.2ims General 3. +. Butler. lie is our
Congressional c'OGG by day and our political
IRE at night There i p great deal OF leg gssIa
i've chan. and only 3 few grains Ot wheat
tsp.to. biu nas drawn her solitary ration .ul
i satisfied"
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a STORY ABOUT DAVIS. THR FoRGRR.-This
j. the way Geo. Davis, the smooth -tnnsyuef
young man. whose forging operations were no.
uced IN the Bridgeport STANDARD Monday,
'came 30 over a shrewd merchant iu New
Haven: Passing along the street IN that city he
saw ~ 4 fruit store q basket OF flne fresr
oranges, and bought them basket aud all.
Then, taking the basket In his hand, he started
down the street, and stepping into a we'll
basket OF tine oranges which I have tue honor
OF presenting to you. They are samples Of
cargo have et the wharf which 4 wish 10 get
discharged to-day, but am short 81 csEh. 1 have
plenty OF good paper m the shape OF notes, sc, !,
which 4 would be willing 20 leave a. COL
lateral for a email amount OF cash which
must have 10 get the fruit through" Mr..
Bishop looked Al the notes "a whole handful
being shown by Davis snd then az the
basket OF luscious oranges The "c0llate-
raj" seemed sound - well as simple, tue
was stirred 60 the very depths. A nRn whd
could show pOcketfal OF notes and present a
hasketful Of oranges, although = stranger, or
comparatively 50. was not a person 20 be kicked
ont OF doors when In dlstre-s for want OF a few
dollars IN ready money. So, turning 20 Mr..
Davis, Mr.. Bishop saws. o. How much cash viii
il take 10 get your cargo di-CharRedl7 .s About
500" says Davis. IheTcuUou Mr. Bisbon
turned 10 bis desk, and drawing a check for
500 handed 10 20 Davis, who. leaving his coll
!aterals, departed, but not 10 get his oranges
ashore. The ''Ori ginals' ere not % he found,
sHd OF course Mr.. Bishop had % pocket the los.
Davis made haste 90 get out OF tOwn after get
ting tie check cashrd, and has not taken the
trouble since 10 call aud inquire what dispose
uOu has victim made "a The notes he ilit "a coli
lateral ;Or the check.
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Two MORE CASES or HYDROPEoBIA-COr
onor Mcitman this morning held the aiiourged
inquest III the csse o. ROderick EntwisIle. aged
42, OF 40. i Bedford street, who died AT B IL
leyue, July eth, OF hyJrOpAobIa.
at the conclusion OF the Entwistie case Cor
Gper NOitman held an lnOueat in the case OF
Wm, McGinLis, aged ! years, who resided At
No. u Essex street, who Was bitten on the izh
cheek On the 2jth OF May last, by a dog, aud
died at Bellevue hospital The jury rendered
verdict of death from bydrophObis.--S. z
E-tfrsgS. Z~fs.
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PRESIDENT BUoHANAr's MEMoTRs-rhe
Philadelphia Bulletin says; "The viii Of tha
late ex-President Buchanan named Mr. WIN.
b. Reed as the editor OF his memoirs snd de-
vised $1,000 fer his compens6ti1u. Only the
latter part Of this provision hss useu cSrried
INTO eject, ana the executor, dIiiBg that
prepared, have very judiciously Eleced the
neco sssry documents and other matar,al in tha
hands OF Hob. John Cadwslader, Ebo has now
been for some months industrlously - wOrk
upOn them.n
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FENIAE MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK "A
mass meeting under the auspices OF tha Irish
National Organization OF Fenian Brotherhood
was held last evening in the Cooper Institute
John kahony, O'Donovan Rosa anc Gen
Thomas Bourke made addresses. and resol lntons
were adopted approving the action of the late
convention; recognizing with JOY the move
ments Of the brotherhood to secure the 90
operation OF all organizations; indorsiug the
determination TO sustain the Dtove ment a. home,
and concurring in the sympathy for those who
have suffered for the cause
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LORD RiPOE'S CONVERSION. - Lord RiDou
assisted st mass to- the first time on Suulav
yesterday at the OratOEy. He is the patro5
OF two hyings ID the Anglican church Now
according to the English law, an Isrsehte "a
Turk, a Parsee. or an infdel NAV he a nsfTon
OF living in the Anglican church, and MAJ
appoint clergyman to that living. ALI the
hVings owned by Roman Catholics 20 to rh-
crown, and are filed 10y the Lord C6anceilJ-
This Is the case with those Owned by the Dukr
OF Norfolk and all the other English Catholic
Lord RipOn, however, before his secession, tp1g
the Irecaution OF transferring these iivlnSs C.
bis wife, no still remains a Protestant, an!
thus they are retained IN the familv.-E5aRs,
Cor. n T. World
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A SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BRoKER's Su1orDs
The friends OF stock broker b. W. Vogelsdorff
who shot himself at Oakland, Cal, Saturday
evening, are unable to account for the sct Ht
LEFT letter, REQ uesting them not to offer any
plea Of accident or insanity, saying he went K
oakland to Kill himself. The letter was ad
dressed TO the coroner.
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CURIOUS CASH FOR THE LAwYERs.-We
made mention the other day Of a squabbIe be-
tween two parties OF negroes, one from Bibb
and the other from Crawford CO., Ga, over q
corpse. The Crawford party took the corpse
while on its way TO the place of burial, from
the BIB party by violence. The Macon Tele-
graph states that Lewis Castlebury, of the Bibb
party, who paid for the coffin, has brought suit
ssainSt some of the Crawford negroes for rob-
berry. 1t will present a curious case.
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OPPOSITION TO TBR EPISCOPAL CHURCH
COEGRBss.-It is reported that Bishop Potter
is preparing another Episcopal pronunca amento
against the approaching Church congress reit-
Grating not only his previous objections to il,
but expressing his conviction that its inf usnce
if not its premeditsted design, must be 10 dis
tract the church In the general convention, 1t
Is also said, there will be no lack Of verbal crit
ieisn Of the same body, in the same vein.-N.Y.
Cor. Phfl1. Isdosr-
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Ehe sfnrm nnnn Snnti,-

WILMINGTON. n. O., September 2J.-One o.
the heaviest storms ever experienced here pre-
vailed nearly all day yesterday. The river Is
very high and the telegraph lines were down in
every direction until this morning. The rice
lands are overfOwed and much damage is done
the crop already cut. The storm measurably
abated before midnight. No serious damage 10
shipping is yet reported.
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ASOTHER SPEECH ET SENATOR ScHURZ "a
LOUIsfAEA AFFLIRS.--Seuat0r SchurE yester-
cav delivered 4 speech on national Affairs at
Macon, Missouri, ia the course Of which De took
occasion 10 agslu allude 20 Marshal Packard
and the use OF government troops IN Louisiana.
He characterized Packard a. 4 party mauzger
and an sccOmplice IN the insurrection OF 1s72,
and believed that the past performances and
present attitude OF haFslal Packard, clothed A
be II with federal rOwers, are surely caic hated
20 create intense dIstrust. Instead OF COtlience,
and resentment ILsteac OF Affection.
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AsOTHER NiCTIM OF RERoSESE.-Late last
Friday night Bridget Castley, employed A, q
domestic by family 7, siding in East Newark
New Jersey, was fTightfully burned by tie *
plos3oD of a kerosene lamp, with which she was
lighting a gUcst Of tie family to bed. Her head
face, arms and body we're semi-rOasted, alt the
flesh peeled OF in shreds. Ia spite Of the besi
medical attention Al st. MichaeI's hospitaI he
poor creature died on Saturday, after suffering
a night OF indescIibGble agony.
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BASE BALL Canes yesterday. The On:
cages aLG Athletics played eight innirgs o.
Philadelphia yeste rfay, At the close Of which
the score stood 10 :. The ChicagOs, seeing g
prospect of defeat. played earnestly TO tho.
the game into the dark and have a draw on -D,
eighth inning. When the ChiCagoS found rg,
umpire would not cSll the game they refuse Z
tO play, anu il was decided IN favor OF the An
lttics, nine 10 nCtbng. There was e0usi5er-
able excitement but 10 disorder
The BostOns beat the Ba!timOres IN Boston
yesterday by score Of Il to =. The NUsua!s
defeated the Atlantics yesterday In New York,
score G To l.
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SAD, But NOT UNUSUAL GUNNTEG CAS-
UsLTT A sac accident occurred in the town
OF Verona, Wis, Yesterday morning. Two
Young men named Edward Briggs and Nath an
lei Root, were out in some timber near the cme
OF the former, 10 shoot some squirrels. Coming
tack, ana while near the barn, young Root
b. nded his gun, with both hammers drawn
back, 10 young Briggs, who put il on his arm
and turned around TO speak to his father, when
the gun went off, shooting young Root through
the heart, killing him instantly.
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SEIzURR O. Ar ASSESSORS OFFICE. - fhd
mayor OF San FRANCISCO yesterday took possess
sion Of the assessors ofiee, excluding the depu-
ties and assessor. Warrants are out for tha
arrest OF eeyeTa persons attached 20 the offces
on what precise charges the mayor viii nes
state. hut IL is reported that extensive frauda
have been discovered In the poll-tax departs
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DEATH IN DENTISTS CHAIR.-In Boston,
Charles Linscott, a freight conductor on the
Eastern railroad, sged "a, died Saturday in a
dentists chair, while having a tooth extracted
unoer the influence Of chlOroform. in the ofi ce
or Dr Rlce, on fremont Row. A medical ex.
animation showed that his lungs were dec ayed,
and no inquest was deemed necessary. Lin
scott was q native or Berwick Me-
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TIE Ross CBILD ABDUoTIoN.-The reward
of $4,000 In the ROsS case u stu In force, and
Allen Plnkerton announces that the same will
be reiinq uisheo by him and his force % parties
who shaN give information which shall lead t1
the recovery Of the child and the capture Of the
sbducfprs.
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AHaIrsIn Eriscn

TBE LOCAL OPTION LAW UNCpSETTTU r
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2s-Tne 1-
pTeme Court las decided that the local o.; tsu
law is unconstitutional.
SUICIDE.
Samuel q. Blas0ell, recently liquida1ng clsgk
Of tie custom house, shot himself to-day. Tie
cause Is unknown. He was for several Ye4r,
delivery C ERIK OF the Western Union Telegra ah
Company's office.
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THR SITUATION N LOUIsIANA.-T Tr0oys RoU-
iBg TCtUGrds Netg OrlsUns A New Orleans
special says the conference committee on the
part Of the democrats decided last evening 70
accept the pT0pOs ton OF the Kellogg party i'm
relation 70 the board of state csnvassers, whicn
is that the democrats shall be allowed a repre-
seDtation Of two on the board. The twenty-third
infantry recently arrived at Omaha from Ari-
zons, is now under orders TO 60 to New Orleans.
-Four companies Of the seventh cavalry, fra q
Fort Lincoln, Omaha, and four from Fort -
have been ordered TO Louisiana. A portion VII
leave to-day and the remainder afterWard
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A MRHEoNITE DIvoRCR.-A curious episode
in the railroad depot at Lincoln, Neb., the other
day, was Mennonite divorce. The man was
anxious to go to Dakota, and his wife equally
aDSous to remain, SO, after a long argument
the floor, and, opening a bag containing 5000
in gold, counted IL out, piece by piece, the man
taking one balf and the woman the other. Tnsy
then shook hands and separated, the man jump-
ing upon q train bonnd for Dakota
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Fire at Lang Rrauen

Lore BRANCH, September 9.-Atlantic
block, formerly Helmbolds block, was burned
this morning. l.. ID. Phillips, proprietor OF the
building, loses $40, 900. There were several 90
cupsnts, whose losses range from siOO 10 tS 900
the total loes being SCI. coo. IL il tho ght the
IRE was of incendiary origin.
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THE EUROPEAN CRoPs.-The review Of the
European crops by the Mark Lane Express
gives no indication that there will be anv iu-
crossed demand upon this country for bread
stutfs. Prices in France have deere ased prob
ably under the influence of a large y'eld, but
elsewhere they remain arm, with the exceptiOn
OF in the ODESSA market. The wheat from Rus
sia and the DaDubian country is remarkably
line this year. and is held at figh fgures.
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FEoTHER FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
boiler OF locomotive exploded near the Port
Jervis On. " depot yesterday evening The
nrensn, George Page, was instantly killed. A
boy named Ouiwin, standing near the engine.
was injured and cannot recover. The engineer
escaped with slight scald.
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DEATH PROM PoIsoN.-Peter Callau, a dealer
in charcoal. living in East BaItim9e, com
mitted suicide last night by swallowing at one
sconite which hsd been prescribed fer him.
He lived less than an hour, though great efforts
were made 70 saye him.
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The Fall River disaster.

TIE CORONKR's INQUEST.
FALL RIVER, September 29.-The Jury OF in
quest lin the case of the cause of the granite
mill disaster resumed ID session o-day. One
witness stated that when the women commenced
jumping one struck q ladder standing against
the wall, breaking four rounds Of IL.
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In New York. new remedy is proposed. I;
IS that finely broken ice should be taken into
the mouth and allowed to melt as far back into
the throat ss Practicable the application 20 be
renewed every ten minutes until inf am IA alton
subsidies
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A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH-Mr Jacob
burned on Thursday afternoon. The family
were away except Mrs. Hanzsler, who was sic
in her bed. Although most Of the furniture
was saved from the house, the woman was
from the cellar after the frs had burned OUT
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a SCHEME TO ROE THE CRY or BALrI NoRR
or 80 oOO.-Ihe city oOurcil committee have
made the remarkable discovery that Iu the
transactions which concerned the proposed sale
70 the city OF a lot for a new market house In
the northwestern section OF Baltimore there
we're presumptlye evidences Of an intention %
Mich $4,000 from the public treasury. This
much We knew before, GBd the committee have
rot succeeded II casting thst further light upOu
the subject in which would be revealed the
identity Of the Individuals engaged in that
thrifty conspiracy. In their report % the OOun-
Gil. which was made yesterday, alInos. the Only
positive assertion Il that no members OF the
council were interested in the speculation but
tbeiI own account Cf the very scanty evidence
ghich they were sble 10 get hold or pr0vOkes
the suppOstiOn that they really sscertaiued no.
thing OF tie truth OF talsity OF the rumors u At
several Of the gentlemen who occupy oticlaI
seats ln the council chamber knew more OF Tia
scheme than Was compatible with their irteg-
lily. But tue committee cOnld not compel evi-
deuce, and 80 suspicion IN this matter can
reVer become certainty. The cNp1sIr6 OF tie
affair." ~ any rate, collapsed it entirely, and ths
city was saved some thousands 10 COnse, uence.
Baltimore 4 american, . p,
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A KKAvY STORM passed over the Georgia and
South Carolina coast Sunday night sud yester-
day morning, doing much damage % property.
The loss IN rice In Georgia R estimsted &C
s100,0QQ.
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The Nnry.ets

EfLTINHHF, Sepftu-ICr 3 % ItfUr F"r-t arf
Iuiei-lrN u'ddhEgs, ltCi5a. Figur gEiet aad
steady -prlCnr uIcbancrt v heat du.I-Na I -
western : c2tl2s No 90, I 81. f.fF III prt ~
DO, lbsil i6, 81 bite westgrn, etCl q Corn fui-
whit" UfG.ru, 1Ufl o.: yellow southern. nss
q. mixed westeru .G-Uod Al o. " bid OAts duu-
syuiherus J.163. western mixed. a. I.d white
q. as. Rye duli-96 n 90 Hay unchang.d Pro,
visions heaNJ aud quiet prices uuchar ged s-ferR
lr'teT Irin-sU. CtH Guiat ard uarhangrf pa-
gsT nrm. lla.
NEw GoRK, September q Stocks active ara
strong. Money, 2 Cold, r. Encharra, I0rg
3S4r short, f.l. Governments dnH
NEW 1uRK, September u Flour dun snf IN.
chsused. Mh"st quiet aud uuchsuge,l. Corn dun
au0 unchanged.
LoNBoN, September -. 1851 3. m.-The weathex
throughout kT glsnd tC-sny is fair and unusually
bot, Bonds ot ls65, 10, lP'-, Teufo-tie., To- !.
new live, lO45s: Erie, 3fi GS4h
LoNpoN, septemhcT ~, 1l p.m.-Erie, Na Paris
di.Fatches 4uate rentos ~ g. francs 20 ceutifnss
LONDON, September ~. 80 g. M -ConzBls tor
~ ney, y G2N Tor acc mt. sls Erie. So pre-
ieTred, IS. Paris dispatches quote rcut-s si 81
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EEv hoEE, ). D. euil.ar sl The p1s's financial A..
t.s - sis TIRE Gorey market cal loans ate q "a
-.cS ~ being TIE rU'ius rate. rrrHfr r--rrs5ftis
peP .is - u t.rs ttT Eoiue sf taa-r Al
ssif- = Eo { lnv- HrrT al ls- .r'. BIZ. -rrr-s
- tfe UnEfrf haftrE H.rU fu rhs #rtrr EfK.r pt
SOD loans she rsfH- have "a rn sEkF. g. auf : nst4
b horTu,rtr ~ fr the ne. g c.fa FsIU.r. ai-e
q dNa dull 4 "rU wit .FkluE ralfs I.r urir.n
has kers s-erl uF & 90 i1r fl iay .- s-f t-t 4,
flr demand Z. r .Ha or A-ktG r.H ler f r IHu-r
then ~es ertHT- eac Ht fr Nfn h.rE tfufHsf.
ohio a-- 81 Pan, uE O. .p.u-s sf~afF. THe
general list Gfrsl-tt I t.re ..HrU ....I..- fre
largest Tist inyiLs kser ir Lakr -. a.
Since noon there has CCeE dsrffue ans tHe d. at
prices uf o.. is~ isHe been H.sia exc - frr Lasg
ehaTn E-ie Wa- hiFhsF. a. the opening. and rss
siEce l.U s TIE ~ .asr arf iHvss- r-iras tl.s
"a g. Gay bs' ben - f.lioNS- nril-s l.s hai0s
- OH, Erie. 81 tss4 Psctcc Nail. ST. .l5l.
ono. =. ~. J-'Hu Pscihr. fi,., 81.
IS sst.-. Nor hvesl, 81 e. 7fs-r Nau 4 10 Ofr'
frai, De- lu.'s and Rrrk l-.auf frfs, .rfrqt.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL Revenue II he receipts from this
source day were s125.,G957.
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PENNsTLvACIA Coal TEABE-The total or
anthracite marketed FOR the week eusing on
tie l4tL instant AMOUNTED to sUU.-J1 t0Bs. aud
Tor the coaI year J. .NiI-i-s tons. against
li.-.8 ,..l tors 20 corresponding tiUc la-f year,
berg . decrease Of ,-lI 900 tons The bItumi-
nOEs tonnage for the week b. Z,11 tons, and
for tie veal - t" tous, against ,---.1I3 tOns
20 same time last year, giving s total OF all
kiUcs Tor the week % f-g.4-I tons. and TOR the
year OF i5s-,,a tons, against 1 ,5l4 .}G tons TO
the same time last year. being decrease OF
ll-5.sa. tens. Al Port Iichm0Ud Tor the week
ending tie p m instant, the receipt Of coal
were 5000 tons, the shipments 5000 tons.
leaving $1,000 tous Ct hand. The coal aud coke
IOuEf Er Of tAe PeUusE lyauia railroad 80 week
Was ''.as1 tons, and tur the year 2l28 -1. pf
anthracite aud b.tuIuiuHur tEgre were !, ,-0I }sZ
tOI-s, and OF cOkt 81 .5I5 tons. This includes
tie tonnage O. cOai both east ana west. Vessels
during tie past week have been plenty sna
IRE ight charges are unchanged. We quote Si25
u Providence, - 50 20 Boston, and - cents %
New York. The coal trade fOr the past week
has been rather more active, ORDERS being mo =
erRJeiy tCil and cars are furnished In pretty
good supply ly.-FbiadsIY lia Lstgsr.