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NEw YoRE, October 2S.-Wheu The
steamship Bahama left Barbados for this
city, q passenger came on board with a
boxat 10 o'clock at night, which was di.
rected to Rev. ". P. Powers, Of this city.
The customs officers found a human body
In It to-day, which was sent 10 to the
morgue. No Rev. W. P. Powers can be
found. The passenger who left the box is
missing. -
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Nodded Once, Shuddered and Died.

NEw YoRx, October 2s.-The steamship
England arrived this morning from Liver
pool. When the cargo was about to be
uuloaded q man was found leaning against
the crate, who family gasped out, "water. !"
He was terribly emaciated and weak. He
was asked il he had been all these days
while the ship was at sea without food or
drink, and he nodded once, shuddered
and died. The body was sent to the
mOrgue. The England left Liverpool on
October 18th, and the stowaway must have
been thirteen days without food or water
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TIE death Of any such man as Mr.. E. G.
Morgan, Of Bsllaire, is great loss to any
community. He was a wide-awake, ener-
getic and public spirited citizen, and at a
crisis in the history Of the Bellaire and
Southwestern narrow gauge railroad came
to its rescue and gave it a most important
and successful impetus. We feel that his
death is to some extent loss tothe pub
lie interests of this whole region OF coun-
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River News,


MExrrts, October 2S.-The river has
risen inches.
CAlEo, October 2S.-River Z feet 9 inches
and falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
PrrrsBuRsH, October 2s.-River einches
an and stationary. Weather cloudy, with
ST. LOUIS, October 2s.-The river is
stationary, with s feet inches by the
guage. Weather clear Ind waImer.
CINCINNATI, October s.-River 5 feet on
the guage. Steamers Matte Hays, Lock-
port and return; G. N. Davis, Cairo.
Weather clear.
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ted might United States legal tender notes
have been cancelled and destroyed with.
out in any manner contracting the cur.
rency. It is not at all unlikely that the
tirst year Of specie payments will witness
gold Imports TO the amount OF SIS, ,0O0, 900.
illegal tender notes are Withdrawn and
cancelled to this amount, the currency
will not be contracted; Il they are not
then the currency will be expanded to
This extent, aud TO the further extent that
gold Is mined and coined. There will
never be better opportunity to substitute
Q value for q credit legal tender.
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An AocI,leDtnI uIt

oNclSSATl, O., October 28.-Wllliam
Ament, ayouns man twenty years Of age,
was shot Tonight and probably fatally
wounded by B. Geller, barkeeper of a
saloon. A party Of roughs attacked Gel.
Ter on the sidewalk, and, when he retreat.
ed into the saloon they threw hoylders
after him, he fired at the crowd and struck
Ament. Both Geller aid bis employer
have been arrested.
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THE ClIrLI.PER0V1AN WAR.

LONDON, October 2S.-The Daly Tes.
graph in its financial article says: Private
kilograms received in this city confirm the
report Of the capture Of the Peruvian iron.
clad HuRscar. One telegram is understood
to assert that the Huascar's crew were all
massacred. The Huascar was captured by
the Admiral Cochrane and another Chill
an tronclad, which placed the Huascar be-
tween two fires and compelled her to sur
render, after all three vessels were serious.
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WAsuNoToS, October 27.-Gen. Ben
Butler has left his campaign for a toE
days to come in this direction on business
He is represented as feeling deeply griey
Cd over the fact that SO many members o.
the present administration have taken
part ia the political contest Of the summer
andt fall. His political friends report hin
as much less confident than last year, ant
asvisibly depressed over the prospects o
the Massachusetts campaign.
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BUFFALO, October 2S.-A man named
Richard Kuehn, a resident of this city,
who recently returned from Germany, was
arrested her to-day on suspicion OF having
murdered his father, brother and sister al
Eckertsburgh, Prussia, September 9th
Kuehn's father had disposed OF large
amount OF property, and II is supposed
that the crime was committed to obtain
possession OF the proceeds eth sale.
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Meeting OF the Evangelical Alliance.

ST. LOUIS, October 2S,-The third bien.
nial meeting Of the Evangelical Alliance
Of the United States commenced in the
Second Presbyterian Church to-day. Dele.
gates were present from all parts Of the
country, who are pleasantly provided for
and entertained by friends in the city.
The programme for this evening was an
address Of welcome by Rev. u. Rhodes
and responses, aud also an account OF the
conference at Basle, Switzerland, by Rev.
7. W. Chambers, OF New York. The ses.
sions will continue tomorrow and Thurs.
day, and among the speakers will be some
Of the most noted divines OF the country.
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Business Booming in CHINA.

San FRAScIsco, October 2S.-The Bulls.
tin gives facts showing that great activity
exists among merchants and capitalists in
China. The Chinese merchants will soon
place a line of steamers between China
and the Sandwich Islands aud others be.
tween the Islands and San Francisco.
The corporation is said to be very wealthy
and its manager, Tong Ken Sing, a shrewd,
grasping, capable business man.
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etScrNSATr, October 2s.-Adyices from
Grayson, KY, are to the effect that the feud
between the HolbroOk'sand pn5ervood's,
Is not ended, but the Holbrooks have
ordered the Underwoods women and
children to leave by Sunday next. They
have also posted notices threatening any
one who testifes before the grand Jury,
about the killing Of the URdsrwoods,
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woman's National acknowledgements
- lInIan

ISDtASAroIrs, October os.-The fifth
annual Convention Of the Woman's Ma.
ttoual Christian Temperance Union meets
at the First baptist Church tomorrow
morning. The church is handsomely
decorated with flowers and notices. The
Executive Committee to-day adopted q
programme, providing for morning, after.
noon and evening sessions. Over 200
delegates have sent in their names, and it
ifexpected fully 800 will be in attendance
from outside Of the State. The conyen-
ton will close Saturday evening.
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CTScISSATr, O., October 9s.-Jeremiah
Worley, former bookkeeper for James
Mack, steamboat builder, was arrested
to-day on the charge OF burglary and de.
struction OF Mack's accounts. The missing
papers were found at the residence OF Jno.
Barth, a saloon keeper. Accounts to the
amount Of s, 600 had been torn from the
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Not tho Now York Llfe Insurance Com,

Sr.Lous, October 2S..-An error of some
moment was made in the dispatch sent
from here last night, about the proceed.
ings in court yesterday in relation to lie
insurance matters. The dispatch said the
atfidavits alluded to an alleged conspiracy
to wreck the St. Louis Mutual Life In
favor OF the New York Life. II should
have read: ."In favor Of a New York Lille
Insurance Company" name not men.
tioned), Noallusion was made in tho aft
davit to the New York Life, and there was
no intention to do that company an injury.
The mistake was one purely Of memory.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Memphis Assuming Her Former
Life and Gayety.
Disastrous Fires at Several Points
M Yesterday. >
The Safe Delivery Of the White Cap
tiVes Of the Utes.
Serious disasters to Lake Steamers.
Bloody Engagement Between Chllian
and Peruvian IrOnClads.
Serious disasters to Lake Steamer,
WASHINGTON.
US. Supreme Court Matters.

We sot SuPEGLH6 NouEt A4AtGGEns
WASHINGTON, October ga motion
was made in the United States Supreme
Court yesterday in behalf of the appellees
in the case Of the Florida Central Rail.
road Company vs.. ]. F. Shuttle, ct. al, for
order to yacats the supersedeas bond OF the
railroad company, which was recently ae-
cepted by Justice Bradley, on the ground
that 1t is worthless and fraudulent. It is
alleged that E. NJ. L. Engle, President OF
the Florida Railroad Company, L. P.
Bayne, No. 90 Broad street, and Wesley
Lyon, attorney, No. 5 Beekman street,
New York, conspired together to avert
the threatened sale off the road In the pres
ent suit BY procuring the execution OF q
false and fraudulent supersedeas bond for
one hundred thousand dollars, which was
accepted by Justice Bradley In ignorance
OF Its fraudulent character on the 9th OF
last July. Lyon is charged in the atfidav.
its which accompany the motion with be.
ing professional proCurer OF straw bonds,
and all signers Of the present instrument
are worthless. Most OF them, It Is alleged,
are professional straw bondsmen, and one
Rodney S. Church is aiugitive from JUS
tice and is under Indictment in the United
States District Court in Brooklyn for for
gerry. The motion to yacate the bond will
be argued Monday, November II.
Opening Orthe National Fair.
WASHINGTON. D. O., October 2S.-The
opening OF the National Fair was marked
by partial suspension OF public and pri.
vate business, and some 1900 people
flocked to the Fair Grounds. An indus.
trial procession, four miles in length, was
formed and proceeded through the priuci.
pal streets and reached the grounds about
noon. The Presidential party, including
Secretaries Evarts and Schurz, Postmaster
General Key, Attorney General Devens
and General Sherman, with ladies, arrived
on the grounds about one o'clock where
they: were received by directors and es.
corted to the main building, where the
President OF the Fair Association made ad.
dresses OF welcome, to which President
Hayes briefly responded, complimenting
the managers Of the fair on their enter.
prise and energy.
The New York National Banks.
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The Comp.
troller OF the Currency has written the
National banks in New York, whose ave.
rage reserve for the week ending October
25th is shown by the Clearing, House state.
ment to be below the legal requirements,
to report to him the present state Of their
reserve, and directing them to make it
good as required by law.
The Cabinet assembled ut noon and ac-
companied by the President sooD left for
the National Fair Grounds.
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ST. LOUIS, October 2s.-The members OF
the Hand sewed shoemakers Association,
who make the fine custom work for some
twenty shops in this city, made demand
to-day for an equalization Of prices and
an advance OF Is per cent in their wages,
which was promptly acceded to by the
bosses, and the men are highly delighted
with their success,
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FoR UPwARps OF THtRrY YRARs Mu.
WtnSlow's Soothing Syrup has been used
tor children. 1t correots acidity Of he
stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyGsnaTy and diqTrh0sg,
whether arising from teethinp or Other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
25 eeilts q bottle. sI' nIw
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New York Policeman to he Jerked Up
New YORK, October 2S.-The Grand
Jury OF the Court Of General Sessions or.
dered an indictment to be drawn against
Police Captain Williams and officer Elem.
ing for brutally clubbing Charles W,
Smith, on the occasion OF the review by
Governor Robinson in Madison Square
Park, short time ago.
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Americas lVIaliuuaSy society,

CHICAGO, October 2S.-The annual meet.
ing Of the American Missionary Associa.
lion began this morning at the Congrega.
tional Church. About two hundred dele.
gates are in attendance. An organization
was effected and committees appointed.
This evening Rev. DR., storrs, Of Brook.
lyn, preached the sermon to crowded
hnnse
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BERLIN, October 2S.-Intelligence has
been received from st. Petersburg that a
division oftroops, numbering 10000 men,
have been ordered from the Caucasus to
Central Asia, and that several Of the Gen.
eral staff at ST. Petersburg also have been
ordered to Central Asia.
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TuE trains on the Bellaire and South.
western railroad now run to Beallsyille,
and will soon run to Jerusalem. The lat.
ter place is 4! miles west Of Beallsville,
and only 81 miles this side of Woodsfeld.
tits 334 miles from Bellaire. Trains leave
Bellaire twice day, at 6A. N. and 8 p. NJ,
and returning leave Beallsville at 0 a. N,
and Or. NJ, arriving at Bellaire at II 20 A.
N. and $50 P. NJ.
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wIse's UnFortunnte Companion,

s.. Loyts, October 2s.-The remains Of
Geo. Burr, the unfortunate companion Of
Prot. Wise in the late disastrous balloon
ascension from this city, arrived here tti,
morning. They were followed to the grave
this afternoon py Q large number q
friends,
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ITALY.

LONDON, October 2s.-A dispatch from
Rome, says: The Vatican is seeking an
understanding with the French Govern.
ment, by which the operation Of clause
seven Of Jules Ferry's educational bill
will be limited to Jesuits. Leaving the
position Of other religious corporations in
France uualtered,
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wEsr vtRdISIA certillcatesnow quote At
Gand s; Central Ohio common at 8 bid,
and preferred at 4s bid and 30 asked.
There are scarcely any sales of Cleveland
aud Pittsburgh railroad share these days.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October est is reported that
Don Carlos will be requested to leave
France, in consequence Of his acceptance
of courtesies with army officers, some Of
whom have been subjected to army dis.
cipline lor some cause.
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AT coLFAX, GAL,

SAN Francisco, October 2s.-A FIRE in
Ooltax this morning destroyed the Chinese
quarter and burned one block In the bus.
tness portion Of the town. One China wo.
man was burned TO death. A number OF
families are destitute. Loss, $4,000; in.
surance, $500.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 2S.-Additiohal hands
have been taken on at the leading iron
works in Leeds district, orders having
been received which will provide occupa.
tion the whole winter. The coal branches
OF trade are also improving.
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Rev. Henry MORGAN, of Boston, has
written letter to Archbishop Williams
imploring him to forbid raflles or lotteries
a. the approaching Cathedral Fair, and
warning him that If he does not he tMor.
gam will fulfill his vow to prosecute those
engaged in 1t to the extent Of the law.
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A GOOD deal OF excellent lime stone Is
gotten out Of the bed of Wheeling Greek
near Elm Grove these days, by the con.
tractors who supply the Belmont blast
furnace.
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Cr,,.he.I tn nen,h

INDIANAPOLIS, october2s.-samuel Rem.
iugton, switchman on the Vandalia Rail.
road, fell while attempting to climb on a
train while in motion, and was crushed to
death. His head was severed from his
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 28.-The Ministerial
journal Integriidd De La Pdtria states that
the present Chamber Of Deputies has come
to an understanding with Senior Canovas
Del Castillo, respecting the immediate alb.
clifton Of slavery in Cuba.
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board oil Trus-
tees Of Bethany College is called for the
9Th of next month. Governor Bishop and
General Garfield are two members Of the
Board.
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Ocean Vessels,

NEW YoRK, October 2s.-Arrived-
European, from Liverpool.
LONDON, October 2S.-The steamers
Indiana, from Philadelphia; Rotterdam
from New York; Indus, from Montreal
and Marathon, from Boston, arrived out.
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Or at woodsaeld. Ohio, where they
have no railroads as yet, the farmers get
only 81 90 aud 81 10 for their wheat. Up
at Washington, Pa, whero they have sew
eral roads, they get 81 25. The moral oI
this is that there should be a railroad
down the river between this city and Par
kersburg, and that the farmers along the
shore should take lively interest in start.
Ing tho boom.
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Tho Increase i'm DallImore,, BusIpess.

WASHINGTON, October 2s.-The business
Of Baltimore increases rapidly every
week. Tho rlsarsnces Of the Clearing
House last week wers nearly sl7, ,OoO, 900,
an increase Of S0,5OO,0OO over the CORES.
ponding week last year,
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Ghs gntelIlastttter,
once. Nos. % and "a Fourteenth street

Tuv street lamps OF New York were
charged from s2s to $50 per year for gas
from 1858 to 1870, and sl2 per year from
lsIS TO 1870.
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Tue amount already and to be collected
for the relief Of Archbishop Purcell will,
it's estimated, not be enough to pay even
the interest on his Indebtedness since his
assignment. The effort is failure.
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REy. L, A. BLACK. pastor Of the Harri-
son Street Baptist Church, (colored,) in
Petersburg, Va, preached to an immense
congregation Sunday night, on the State
debt question, from the McCullOch bill
standpoint, Some remarks made in the
sermon so enraged the resdiusters present
that at one time a general row appeared
imminent. NAty-St.. (
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CINCINNATI, October 2s.-A Ga:ctls spe-
cial from Batavia saY1 Mrs. Willie, an old
lady, had her skull fractured by club in
the hands OF her daughter, and Is lying
in q critical condition. The attack was
made in the courSeot quarrel about haul.
ing wood over Mrs, Willles land.
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Tas plasterors Of Pittsburgh want an in
crease Of wages from Sc 90 to g 50 per
day. The cigar makefsot Cincinnati want
su alvanceo Of 50 cents per thoHssnds
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AEGMANINTAN.

LONDON, October 2S.-A dispatch from
Kushi, says: There has been hard fight.
ing at Shutagarten for several days, and
many Of the enemy have been killed.
Snow is already beginning to fall in the
hill districts.
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AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, October 2s.-The store OF
the Supply Company, s. Woodruff 4 Co.,
agents, on Lockland street, was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000. About
seventy.ive employees were thrown out Of
employment.
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TuE assessment for the city Of New Or.
leans for the year 1870 shows q reduction
Of the valuation OF property Of fully twenty
millions Of dollars. t5sE5i gdi ,
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Courtney 's AnsWer-

ROcnEsTEn, N. Y, October e8.-court,
ney says that only lunatic would sign
the play AZ or pay articles submitted by Han.
Ian. The gtveF Of the prize declines to
81, BIaSe &c the money In the hands Of Referee
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CBAsE your coughing and enjoy refresh
ing slumber, which DR.. Bulls Cough
syrupwill insure you, by promptly stop
ping tlle. cough. Price 2b cents.
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FIRE RECORD.
NEAR PARkBpsDuRo,

CINCINNATI, October 2S.-rhe residence
Of William Bell, near PArkerbnrg, W.
Va, was burned by an incendiary this
morning. Insurance, 5000.
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AN OBSTINATE PRE-.

CvSgERIASD, AlD., October os.-The fire
in the Pinkerton tunnel, on the Pittsburgh
4 Connellsville Division Of the B. & o. r.
X, has burned ont all the timbers Of the
tunnel, and 1t Is supposed that a vein OF
coal in the mountain above the tunnel
has taken FIRE, as smoke Is issuing from
the mountain at several points above the
tunnel. The Chief Civil Engineer OF the
road and assistants are at the tunnel, and
have begun building 3 temporary track
around the mountain, which will be com.
pleted in two weeks,
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AT LITTLE ROCK.

Lrrr1I Rock, October 2S.-About two
O'Clock this afternoon q fire broke out in
large lot OF cotton at the Little Rock and
Ft Smith and Iron Mountain Railroad
crossing, opposite the city, from an un-
known cause, and almost instantly $50
bales OF cotton were enveloped in flames.
The cotton had been brought BY tho form.
er road for transhipment by the latter. A
steam fire engine was sent over and sup
piled from the IT. Smith tanks. The FIRE
was confined to the lot where 1t original.
ed. Half the lot was saved 10 damaged
condition. There was about 8, 500 bales at
the junction, which was saved by good
management,
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SUCCESS in The STOCK market

Few people understood how large for
tunes are amassed so rapidly in stock
operations. Messrs. Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, N. ", have just published
two unerring rules for success and
full details, SO that any one can operate.
Mailed free. Their new combination
system of dealing in stock is wonder
fully profitable. BY this method thou
sands of orders, in various sums, are
pooled into one immense capital, and
co-operated as mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the
advantages of vast and best skill. pro-
hts divided every 30 days. SIS would
make $40 profit, 800 would return 81
600, or 10 per cent. on the stock in
the month, and so on, according to the
market. A New York Fashion Eds
tress and prominent newspaper cores
pendent, made over 375 per cent. profit
on an Investment, Oct. 9TH 1878. MANY
others are doing as well or better.
Large or small amounts car be used
with equal proportionate success by
this system. All kinds of stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds sup
piled. Apply to Lawrence II Co,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
CITY.