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The Ranesyille District Fair last week
'H'sueOes.,
=, o,'' one thousand sheep were drowned
u, G'srnsey county by the high water
satly'sincc, II
h .se disaPPearancc Of umbrellas Is usual:
ETgeied BY harometrical Depression
'HHaan Byissr. {
:, EM s AaaniAs stood forth. This Is said
,,,I Y Ite been so tha, some modern liars
sHad hrst, second, aud third. uu
NJ. ane in one Of Moore's songs rlus
%.s S Oqr couch shall be roses, be-
u s'ei with dew To which sensible
S., Il. Np!Iet; 1T would give me the
a''i' sS1 and 30 it would you" s.R
,oi0, "Gai We van, is work. aud pay for
so.tTN .lsdthe tramp. "what kind OF
ES.o,. S'd bys,ander, "Cnloading
Il r Ss rpIietthe incipiept cgmmanf
Il 'ytaay' .t.1y' my sOn, what l. Iongitude?"
q. '0's.IHs'4Ine, papa prove Il, my
sj, Se';H'c it stretches from pole 70
!T%,',,. ! I.SS,.I I''' Of hops whn to hIn va.
~ 49, . 81! .lss 4 .op .S. si had 1t, "a The
~ - - eat Ike VlIA. asrcs thtas, q .
4N0, ~ SLa Tar u,th ss1n.i Ilksa dram;
hl(- f,.ss uta Tn srFlbbInt tainns, 4
AA'l A'pd u ~ AIs, eslap,
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NEw YoRR, October 2.-The session OF
the Court in the case Of Fitz John Porter
held to-day ut Governors Island, the Judge
Advocate opened the Governments side
OF the case With long and exhaustive ad;
dress. He reviewed the original trial, and
was very severe on ,Ganeral Porter, saying
that his defense had always been q series
OF after thoughts, and that be bad adopted
theories TO which he had attempted TO ut
facts. He maintained that Porters new
evidence had really not thrown any light
ON the question, and that there were sew
eral Discrepancies in, his Testimony. He
dwelt at some length on the subject OF Nc
noWs!vs connection with events in
question, sad EisiEed that Porter alone
Tas responsible fQr the 4st,aB n the Fttth
Coyps. and that he would 50 prove ny hls
witssssss and ay the docHRe Rentary evidence
he would submit. He also elalmfd ,thstt
,he witnesses Do would khhng. ioraafd
would give 0 different view Of RoF:erss
conduct than has thus lar been received
through the accused -syidaupp; sud that
his conviction By Court.InArtial vas proper
and the sentence merelful. The address
occupied the greater part Of thsldsy e -
sim - -. .r-... ~ sr-
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AUSTRIA.


LONDON, October 2-Dispatches agree
in stating that negotiations are progressing
at Vienna TO prever;t change OF the en-.
tire administration, and the difficulty is
increased by the growing dissatisfaction in
Hungary with Count Andrassy's whole
policy in connection with the Eastern
question. Won Zell, the Hungarian Mini.
ster Of Finance, has declared that he could
not take the responsibility OF contributing
to the expenses of the occupation Of Bo-
isina after the 1st Of November. A later
dispatch says: The crisis is undoubtedly
very serious, for It can only beinterpreted
as stand made against the excessive
military expenditures, but although the
crisis is serious it is hoped y at it will find
a solution advantageous to all parties The
difficulty seems to be to strike line at
what Is strictly necessary and to deter
mine how far the fight OF control over
military matters, such as the Bosnian oc-
cupation, can be exercised by the consti.
tutional authorities.
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NV YoRK, October 9. Flour Dull /;
superdne. State and western . otsI5 vO;a cur
mon to good extra ) 9Qa4 2is Enld 70 ch9lee
4 S0a4 IS; white wheat extra 90a5 IS; extra
Ohio l0A5 50: St L1uis I Oa6 25; Minnesota
patent process Q 2Sas e5. wheaf-Hesyy and
lower; ungraded spring Ssa9ie: No. 5 sprthH
9Oaslc; No. do Csc; tngraded red winter
9ScAl 70 i-9; No do OO; No. 2 do Goa
al 063{;INo. Il do ] 0ial % y; No. eGipber
03Iial 0t; amber Michigan 06al 06 IL; uil'
graded white ! 02a1 II No, 5 do 1oiAal 05k;
80. = do U5HaI "; No. / ID 7 UeAl ~
Rye-Quiet bat finni western 6aa6lc. Harley
Firm. Malt-Quiet but steady. Corn
Steady; ung.aded Sa49l 20 !, No . fsa4s lic;
higl mixed - l-iaiSkc; Wlite western Sc.
oats-steady rejected 251zc; No, s a1a26 l-ic;
mixed western .taS9 l.2c; white western
96J4c. Hay-DulI and unchanged. Hops.
Quiet but finn. SugAr-kfrn; tLir TO Eoed
refining 71<aIXc. Enthusiastically; New
Orleans Soa5Oe. Riec-steady. Whisky-FiIm
u 81 IVY #H.-#H ..H....
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New YoRK, October f2.-Presidcn Hayes
arrived here this morning and after break
fast and drive attended meeting OF the
trustees Of the Peabody Educational Fund.
DINNER At THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
NEw YoRx, October y President Hayes
arrived this evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel with the trustees of the Peabody
Southern Educational Fund. Secretary Of
State warts was also present. The dinner
was altogether informal, and several hours
passed in social conversation. During the
aiternoon and evening the following
geutlemen called on the President:
Judge Henry ". Hilton, Thurlow
Weed, Collector Merritt, Naval Officer
Burt, Schofeld, Commodore Nicholson,
Postmaster James, L. R. Prince. Samuel
wetmore and many Others. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes will remain in the
city tonight and tomorrow. a..-
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artsht vim me Indlan...

ST. L0uIs, October "a Globe Democrat
special from LeayenwOrth, says: The
troops had fight with the Indians at 1
o'clock this morning, but does not name
the place. Lieut. Broderick, of the 23d
Infantry, was wounded, and Corporal
Steward, of Company /, 23d Infantry, and
five soldiers were killed. Capt. Manck,
with his command, has crossed Biova
Creek, in close pursuit Of the Indians.
The bodies OF thirteen settlers, killed by
the Indians have been brought into Butia-
10 Station.
CHEYENNE, October "a report from
0gallallah this afternoon says: Indians
were seen few miles south OF here. A
telegram, signed by many. citizens, was
received by Col. Thornburg He tele-
graphed the citizens that immedite aid
would be sent them. Adetachment OF sol
diers, eighteen days rations, two hundred
rounds OF ammunition to the man. The
wagon train, loaded on special train with
an engine attached, awaits orders. Thorn
burg requested the citizens OF Ogallallah
to send out scouts south OF the town TO
ascertain the location OF the Indians, to
better enable him to act upon his arrival
at 0gallallah, 1tis thought BY many that
this is decoy by small band OF Indians
to draw the attention OF the troops to bet
ter enable the main body OF Indians TO
affect n crossing Of the U. P. railroad.
\ .eTg4 HAND TO g4xn FlGur. q IcE
ST. Lors, October "a dispatch from
Topeka, Kansas, says. 4 band OF Indians
ran away, crossed the Kausas' Pacific
track yesterday evening sixty miles west
OF Hayes City. and when eight or ten
miles north OF the station came upon q
lot OF cattle; men, when q hand to-hand
fight ensued, resulting uin. the loss Lof
eighteen citizens killed and five wounded.
Troops were all west OF Buffalo In pursuit.
OF band that crossed near Sheridan on
Monday evening. $500, ,,-,r
.21I.l LIErrlcoL. LEwR. y AIuT
ST. LouIs, October "a Leavensworth,
Ks, dispatch says: Major Dunn, Of Gen.
Popes staff, arrived yesterday, afternoon
from Fl. Wallace with the remains Of
Lieut. Col. Lewis, who died from wounds
received in the late Indian fight. The
body was, at the request OF the family Of
the deceased. placed on the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific train and sent to Sandy
Hill, New York. The casket was accom-
panied by Major Swain, Judge Advocate
Of the Department of Mo.
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,,yp.nr.DrSa has finally resulted IN

alrsp.REaDpq has finally resulted in
something practical In Indiana D. o:
Spencer, prominent newspaper man OF
bloomington, has used his power in this
direction to recover \ large sum stolen last
March from m old couple named Harmon
~ standfofd, Inds finding sSos Rt arst,
and again, alter working nearly the whole
night, discovering 1851 more and bundle
Of mutilated currency whose value Is not
vet determined. Mr.. Spencer has recently
detected other CRIMES by his subtle power
and 40 much confidence il felt is his
ability that he has been employed to work o!
mn a number Of important cases at the
west; ;tn Sas6 (which $4,000 Is a stake at
Paducah, Ky. -..s
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FA1RMoNT LETTER.
.FAtaMox1, oetober "a. lsss.

-,ssasl FAtRAoST, October I'd, 1873.
Editors Intslllrsser. s-la fI
Next Friday, the 4th inst, the, Sham
Battle takes place here. The indications
IRE that II will be largely attended. 1t Is
hoped the weather viii be favorable.
People are coming from ali directions IN
the county, and great many are ex-
pected from points along the railroad In
adjoining counties. In addition to this
the visiting military are expected to num-
Der between three and four hundred,
Five or six bands have been engaged for
the occasion, and every arrangement has
been made that will contribute 10 an enter
tanning and successful display. Governor
Mathews and staff, Senator Davis, Gen.
Gof and other prominent officials will be
present Less than half fare rates have
been secured on the railroad, and enter
tainment will he furnished ut low rates.
THE military companies will be entertained
by the Davis Light Guards, under whose
management the battle was gotten up.
kHImers Band, OF your city, passed
through town this morning, eR route for
Morgantown, where they play at the Fair
tomorrow. They gave Us two or three
pieces OF music, which were highly appre-
ciated by all who heard them. We be-
lieve arrangements were completed by
which their services are secured for Fri.
days entertainment.
Welearn that our borough has already
received more than 500 as fines from per-
sons who have been selling liquor illegal
iy, and that the ends not yet The Town
Council seems determined to root out this /
traffic entirely. The courts will also take
hold OF the matter as well as some other |
evil influences that have been at work |
among usfor some time. g-s 1--g1
Capt. SEdi Moore returned from Wash |
ington this morning, where he has been
engaged for several mouthsin the Interior
Department He viii lead his company
on to certain victory in the coming con-
fict.
The Ladies' Relief Association OF this
place raised Sll0 for the yellow fever suf-
ierers and forwarded it direct TO Memphis.
Mrs. A. C. Lott aud Mrs. Allie Raymond
were the prime movers in the effort To
this may Be added s75, donated by the Sc
cret societies OF the place, also 500, con-
tributed by Mr.. Peter B. Fighter, citizen
OF the county, making in all S2S5. Mr.:
Fighters contribution is the largest indi-
vidual donation We have heard OF in the
State. 1t is certainly quite liberal. c.
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, C1ScfSsArf, October 2.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady at lokc. Flour Easier but not qti"-
tably lower. Wheat-Dull. weak and lower;
red and amber S5a9le; white sSasSc. Corn
In fair demand but nj lower rates at IS l-2a4Uc.
0ats-Quiet and steady at 22a2bc. Rye
Dull and glowerat S2a5Sc. Barley-In god
demand No.2 fall s. l2a1 Is, Pofk-FirnI At
o IS asked. LArd-ln good demand; cur
rent make 90 -; kettle 81 75as IS Bulk
Meats-S,ronger at I5Sa59saSssc. Bacon
Quiet At 6a5 l-SA6a6b bSaS5 5la64e. Batter
Dull fancy cremery 2Ga2Ie; choice.. Western
Reserve and Central Ohio l5al7c. l.inseed Oil
Dull at ISa5Tc whisky-Dull at 81 O6
HoGs-ln fair demand hut Vt l,wer rates;
common 3 50aS 70; Light $ 30aS 90; packing
$ 3SaS 6S butchers 8 6Sa3 rs.
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Tie failure Of the City of Glasgow Bank
is believed 70 have been in consequence
OF the large advance on American secur-
ieties, grain and real estate, values Of
which are largely deprecated.
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A sIdxnIcASr LETTER.

The North German Ga.att has a signif-
cant letter from St. Petersburg saying:
The keynote Of the Russian policy is tran
guilty on the basis OF the treaty OF Berlin,
and Russia will llnot support the enterprises
OF Afghanistan. .a
DEAD KING.
Mandilay Burmah, King Of Burmah,
died to-day.
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CHICAGO, October 2-fIour-Duu; spring
extras. common 10 choice - 50a5 Is. Wheat
Active but lower; No. Chicago spring s5c
cash. Sc bid October; S6Isc bid November;
SIC DECEMBER; No. 8, 7l,[a73 l-2c; rejected
sc; No, 2 red winter Sc. Corn-In fair de
nand but at lower rates; No. . and high mix.
ed S39se bid cash or October; SI1.2e bid No
vember and December; rejected S2l.2c. oais
I'm fair demand but at lower rates; No. 9, lgc
cash or October: 2Oc November; rejected lie.
Rye-Weaker; No . Nc. RarieV-WeAkrf:
! 0s lie bid cash (; l 0sal 10 November. Pork
has 20 December; ajas % year. Lard
Fairly active and shade higher; 90 3a6 IS
cash 8 30 October and November and Deccm-
bef. Bulk Shoulder S4e; short clear s %
rs e5: short rib SOa3 10, Whisky-Steady
Mt OF.
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lhs gat4Iigenrsr-


=, ro.,4r, this year in the Wheeling
wv or., the election on Tuesday In
~ lo The state has gone Republican.
,'',. !, ga, Republican two years ago. electins
u H''o"hlicap ,s, ,iovernor by 1872 majority,
y IFfs,I t,irir beating Thomas N Patterson
- 1c,,,r.., ', but he was nevertheless Civ
49, y, ~, by his Democratic partisans in
"a " u,r. The result this year is dOubly
'1' ",,r:ant. ina.mueh as Il not only sup
Wy, W Paterson, and thus counts $, two,
=, ~ :, .bt United states Senate will Ger.
~ ", i. Democratic after the 18th Of
,s-, ,.,,i next i, is a great desideratum to
'.,' At n. House, and thus hold the mis-
81. .,.,r. NJ Democracy in check in that
,-..b =, oi the National legislature.
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PoLrFIcAl-
RrrLER pkSorScEp.

LOWELL, MAS. Oetnbers the Re,
publican Convention of the Seventh Con.
eressiOnal District to-day Mr.. Durgin, Of
Reading. offered . resolution denouncing
Gen. Butler for proving false to the dis
trict and the pledges made by him in 20,
and demanding his immediate resignation
IS 4 member0t the 18Th Congress. The
resolution was adopted unanimously,
Contwell's name was withdraw as q
candidate. .....
On; the second ballot N. A. BasseIE, OF
Lawrence, was nominated.
yERMOxr IE1lsl.AruRE ORGANIZED.
MoSr PEliER, VT, October 2.-Iegisla-
ture met to-day. The house was organized
by electing Jas. II. Martin Speaker, and
H. S. Newell Clerk. siU-IsI
LINCOLN, NEB, October 9.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met here yesterday,
but did no business beyond etfecting \
temporary organization.
OswE6d.t October 2.-THe iRcpublieahs
of the 9sth Congressional district nomi-
mated Hon. J. W. Dwight. 7-s-l.
Urea, October 2.-Cyrus d. Prescott
was nominated for Congress by the Re
publicans OF Oneida district. 81 nd =.
NIAoARA FALLS, October 9.-The Re
publicans OF the 3lst District nominated
Richard Crawley for Congress E.SI IT
MILWAUKEE, October 9.-The Repub.
licans OF the 4th Congressional District
met in this city to-day and nominated
Judge l.. F. Frisby, Of West Bend, for
NsS IoElEsxs, October stst Dallas,
Texas, special says: The Republican Con-
vention adjourned after making the ifol-
lowing nominations: Governor, A. B:
Norton; Lieut. Governor, Richard Allen;
Comptroller, A. Gremery; Treasurer, s.
q. Wood; Commissioner Of Land Office,
Jacob Kenchler; Attorney General, T. ".
Miner. A. NJ. Cochran was elected Chair
man of the State Central Committee.
GLEN FALLS, y. Y, October 2,-Gen.
John Hammond was nominated for Con-
gress By the Republicans OF the Eighteenth
District.
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FIRE RECORD.

s ST. Lorrs, October9. A special to the
Drnoerrt from Palestine, Texas, says: A
fire caught in McKay's drug store at four
o'clock this morning and spread to the ad-
Joining property, resulting in confagra-
ton which destroyed six blocks Of busi-
ness houses. Loss estimated at $50, 600,
Including $4,000 on stocks. Insurance
4 st. Joe, Mo-, dispatch Ays: A fire
broke out tonight IN the stables OF the
Missouri Valley House, which destroyed
theNstatjies,A also the Missouri Valley House
and several small buildings adjoining.
Loss SEQ, 900; partly insured.
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TURKEY.


BELGRADE, October 2.-News from va.
rious parts Of Bosnia shows that the Turks
and Insurgents have abandoned further
open resistance, having become convinced
that neither moral or material assistance
can be any longer hoped for from the
Porte, unless other political complications;
arise. Upwards of 1900 Insurgents fed
10 Servia, where they have been disarmed ;
among them are two Pashas, 200 Beys and
q whole battalion Of Nizams. They
brought with THEN three krupp guns,
j 600 hreech loading rides, horses, stores,
&c. Small bands cross the frontier daily
with their wives, children and property.
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.snEExBAcKERs WHO MEAN Brsr.
yESS.
They Propose TO Get a Printing Press
y 10 in and Begin Making Money.
'rrn The WatertovnlN n. Yl Times. 3'llI

FrTm the Watert0SulN- Zines t'134
At the greenback meeting Saturday Col.
Whiting told what he knew about Treas
urer Spinner, who used to live near him
when he was on the canal in Herkimer
county. Mr.. Spinner had since told him
how greenbacks were made. A good
printing press In good running order
would turn off about n million dollarsa 4
day. He said it was q shame that press
could not be started, and he moved that q
committee composed OF seven be named by
the chair 10 agree upon the form of the bills
10 be issued, and that press be procured
al once and that business begin without de-
lay. The resolution was adopted. The chair
named as such committee: Col. Nathan
Whiting, Stephen Rensselaer, Pratt J. Nor
timer Lasher, Frank Cesar Redteld, Dr;
Wheeler, Alderman Thomas Barber and
Edward Augustus Cooley.
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NoRpoLE, October a.-The steamship
Beuvoirtick, from New Orleans for Eu.
rope, arrived at quarantine leaking badly,
having been ashore on Florida reefs. Il
NEw YoRE, October 9. .-Arriyel Steam.
en- Italy, inon London, GellsTt,1 from
Hamburg, and S ate OSGeorVia rom 6las-
Cow.
Z PHILAnELPulG, October 2.-Ths steam
Ship Cimbria sailed for New York to-day
after having transferred the 800 sea.
men TO the Europe, formerly ,of the Cali
iornia and other vessels lying of Grump's
Yard, SO
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PHILADELPHIA. October = = FloUR-DulI: :
superfne 50aS %; extra S00a3 so Minnesota
family 5 0oa5 IS; high grades 01as %,
Wheat-In good demand western rcd octo.
06aI 05li; amber at 0tal 03jI; white %
al 0s Con-Dull, weak and lower; yellow
81 1ta62c; mixed at i7a5sc. 0ats-Dull, weak
and lower; white western 96aS0c; mixed
western 2Sa27c. Proyisions--Dull. Mes Pork
Il ;Ssisc; picked ioaioHe; sreen a 7as i.se.
Lard-DulI: butchers SIC: western steam
6xa7Ec Butter-Firm new 90a2lc; Western
Reserve 15ai7c. Egg-Dnll : western 20a3lc.
Cheese -Dhll western choice ssta9Hc. Petro-
ieumGQ Quiet but firm refined at exc; crude
7AaIMc.l Whisky-Firmer western 81 10
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 2.-The Board OF Trade
declare that the three cases in hospital
here, mentioned in the city newspapers, Is
not yellow fever.
) Advices from Carrblanch, Morocco, re-
port 81 deaths there from cholera, out Of
4 population Of 1000, between the lIth
and 10Th Of September, and from 60 TO 20
deaths daily At Fesze and Mequinez.
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The vanderbilt and stewart Will caseS-
M Elevated Railway Suit. sE9

NFS YoRx, October .. : In the Wander.
hilt will case to-day the Surrogate declined
to commit Mrs. Stoddard for perjury.
The contest OF Stewart's will began to-
day, and the argument was heard on the
order served upon by o. F. Kneeland, TO
show cause why Ira Shaeffer should not
be substituted for him Us attorney for
Alexander Stewart, the old farmer who
says the late A. 7. Stewart was his first
cousin.
The Grand Jury has decided not to
indict the officers OF the Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad, but has made pre-
sentiment declaring the line TO be q
nuisance and invasion Of private rights.
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a Graveyard eh.al csa,Ie.ea and Sen.

CLKrELASD, o., October .. F. G. Minor,
convicted Of grave robbery to-day, was
fined 500 and The costs OF prosecution and
sentenced TO four months in the work.
house, by Judge Updegraf OF the police
court. Previous TO passing the sentence
the Judge denied motion for 4 new trial,
and the counsel for the prisoner was o.
lowed until the 10th inst in which to pre-
pare q bill Of exceptions. Execution OF the
sentence was suspended until then.
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Au.~I,.~ Cam.

{ EAST LiKERTr, October 2 2-CArrIE-Re-
ceipts to-day 23s head through and sS3 heal
local; total for two days 23s head through
and $50 head local. The local supply has been
fair but very slow market at a full lie 0f.
especially on medium 70 good, with several
loads shipped on through for the want OF
buyers at the prices asked Best 81 u.s. fair
70 good s 71ai 60: common 2Sa3 50, l!r .-
HoGs-Receipts to-day 4, LIS head: total for
two days 4,72l Workers s. 50a3 20; PhilA-
delphias q 00a4 90
saERr-Receipts to-day I.5OO head; total
for two days Loo; selling 8 25a4 IS. EB ~
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a Lady Outraged by Tramps-A Lynch
ing In Prospect.

! CoLrxBrs, o., October "a special from
Newark says: Last night a most brutal
outrage was committed by tramps, near
this city, upon Mrs. Caroline MILAN, a
widow. The lady was alone 10 her house,
on farm, when two tramps entered, threw
her down, phced a pillow over her head,
and both outraged her. Upon the return
OF her son, some time after, she was found
insensiblc. As soon Is the news spread
vigilance committee started in pursuit OF
the tramps, and II they find them Inch.
ing will surely occur. There is intense
excitement in the neighborhood OfSths
outrage,
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ArNTRIA.

RAcrsA, October 2.-Thc Prince of Mon.
tenegro has ordered the leaders Of the old
.Herzegovinian insurrection, who have
hitherto been in the pay OF Montenegro,
to proceed with their bands on the 10Th
inst. to Bilsk, where the Princes father
in.law will formally surrender them to the
Austrians,
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Tolalo.

ToLxpo, October 2-wheat- Doll, weak and
lower; No. white Wabash 81 90; No. white
Michigan 95ifc; No. 2 aic extra white Michi-
gnn ssc; amber Michigan 9sNc; seller No
vembers 81 l.2c; seller December 93 l-ic; spot
90 1-4c; No; ? amber Ole; Nc. 9 red winter spot
8Se seller November 9S9sc; No. 5 red soc;
,No2 Dayton and Michigan red Csc No. 3do
9oe;, rejected Wabash Sc; No. western
amber DC. Cprn-Dull and lower; high
mixed ssjfc; No. SPOT and seller October
SSc; seller November rs 14e; rejected 361ie;;
damaged Ssc. oats-Dull Michigan 20hG -