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narrow limitations Gs TO the line Of opera.
tons, Means Of crossing the river, which
he expected TO have furnished from Wash.
ingt6n, were not furnished, and no good
excuse was given for the neglect. @I
: The battle ot Frederick burg was veil
planned, and, itcaEEied out, the defeat Of
| the Confederate army would have been de-
Cisiye. But Gen, Burnside was not sup
ported with earnestness. There were corps
commanders who were not willing that any
successor to Mcclellan should succeed.
Therefore the attack iailed. Burnside
planned-and well planned-another at
tempt embracing more scope, and was on
the eve Of executing II, when he was or
dared BY Lilcoln to hold on, Two, Geier.
III sOf the Mcclellan circle had gone TO
Washington, procured an Interview with
Lincoln, and told him that the army had
not confidence in Burnside. y
Halleck said they ought TO be arrested,
but Lincoln needed them. Burnside then
ordered certain changes in the commands,
subject TO LinColnsapproval. Lincoln for
bade the change, and forbade movement.
Burnside went TO Washington and tender.
ed his resignation, Lincoln refused To ra-
NNtNN W tGANAaSA W lVtlpNN AhAtAnNAgt AhAu
lWOud not support him, and tOBaye himself
from popular Odium wanted Burnside To
have Il represented that he had asked be
relieved = 70 lthb General Burnside most
unselfshly and patrioticslty. consented.
This b an example Of the way the great
war was carried on.
Many persons will hesitate to believe
this alleged incident reaccting, rs 1t seems
to, on the candor and square dealing that
were SO native to Mr. Hpcolp's character.
Still it y not ppDkely to have happened.
Mr.. Lincoln gauged public opinion all
through the war, and sought to lead by the
''tail hold" The exigencies were too
momeptous at times for him to take the
risks Of public opinion, II was all import.
ant'that be Slionld stand clear in the pub
liCestlmaliop of personal entanglementS,
and Il he did what the GaEette says he did
In this matter II was in order to keep Gen.
Burnside from having a disafected follow.
ing as against the energetic prosecution Of
the war under another. commander, Mr.,
Lincoln did not want to haysa second
Mcclellan onbis hands, ops!of that sort
was enough.
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GENEVA, September l4.-With reference
to the land slip near Elur, Sunday evening
last, 4 Is leaned that the listot victims must
include 40 men Of neighboring villages
who came to aid when the first land slip
occurred in the evening, and before the
village was, overwhelmed by the second
slip, which took place d midnight; The
river on which, Elur is situated had been
turned into. q. lake, and IL .was. feared that
the valley below would be flooded. AS the
place Is much frequented by strangers at
this season Of the year, It Is feared that
some have perished. A fresh land slip at
Elur d feared and ,therescuers are obliged
to proceed with great tautiota
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a very Dsstruetlve RiFe at Kansas city
Yeafashaw.-..-.r.,

j. o .
K4SsAs CRY, Mo-, September 14,--A
terrible disaster occurred atthe fait grounds
this afternoon lrpsalRhgiAtha dsstfdctidu
Of the main hall and all the surrounding
buildings. --
The fire broke out in the west end OF the
hall ct H45 I'm AtthAghbuf HE hail was
dehseiy crowded, and 1T once q panic
seized upon the multitude. All efforts 10
quiet the excited and terrof-strickeh peo.
pie we're Of no avail.
A strong wind was blowing and the fire
spread with wonderful tapfdityj quickly
communicating 10 ths surrounding build.
ings, In q short space Of time tie main
slightly heShgdi aShtsl z Z LIT
The flames leaped actoss the avenues 10
The newspaper row, quickly swallowing UP
the building Of the Tfme, Journal and
Mail, The seCretary's office and number
Of .fefteshment stands IN that vicinity.
They htxt attacked The grand stand, Ia
which not les than 200 people wete seat.
ed watching the races.
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"A. Fin, stean,.hlp rlulit III Holland.

Baltimore, September 1.-THE cam.
ship Nederland, the fr1t Of the new line
established between thin city and Holland,
arrived at this port from Rotterdam after a
voyage laatng twelve days and thirteen
hours. The Nedetland, which Il a new
vessel, full hrig,rigged, was built bS ihss
Nederland Steamboat Company at Rotter.
dam and Iat.s.;e fiBt steamship that was
ever built in Holland, the latter country
having until lately had her vessels con,
structed on the Clyde. The fst trial At
Ahlpbuilding wRA certainly q successful
one, the new vessel being one Of the most
complete and perfectly equipped b0ats
that has sve entered these TateEs, s..
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SANDY HOOK, September l4.-What
might have been o very serious accident
this morning on the Sandy Hook route Of
the New York Central railroad, was
averted by the coolness and bravery Of the
engineer Of the locomotive drawing the 5
O'Clock express from Long Branch AS II
heared The curve at Sandy hook, and only
Ta'tew ih1ndred yards from here, where the
Jesse Hoyt was waiting for It's passengers,
II burst one OF the flues Of the boiler scatter:
Ing scalding steam over the engineer and
fireman. Although the train had not
slowed up and RGs running quite rapidly
Fthe fireman jumped sotf, leaving the engi.
tleer 10 master the, engine athis peril and
that of the epaasengeHL3 Heproved himself
hero and stood by until the train was
stopped, Had, the locomotive. been aban.
donedlby both men the train would have
thuhdered down the dock, crashed into
the Jesse Hoyt and fearful accident would
have been the result. 'slI
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DGTInE Highway Robbery.

BosroS, September l4.--Additional par
eeplay ofthe daring attsmpt torob 4 pass.
Snger coach on the road between the Glen
House and Glen Station, N. H., state that
one man stopped the team OF Frank W
Andrews, Of Boston, who was driving with
hls-iapily pheAd, Of the regular, coach,
which contained several passengeyE The
highwayman was masked. As the coach
drove up he had stopped Andrews and
compelled him to give him $500 and his
watch, and after taking pin from MB.
Andrews he allowed Andrews TO 60 on
and advanced on the stage, saying Il was
their turn next, but the driver Of the latter
started his horses and attempted to run the
robber down. The robber fired his pistol
several times, but was thrown to thegropnd
by hiss horse ( A passenger shot d him
with asnAll revolver and he retreSted 70
tlfeawoods, leaving the stage to. go rapidly
down the hill, the leading horses breaking
loose and running ahead.
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BrotherIy Feeling.

LONDON, September 14.-Atalarge meet
ing held in Exeter Hall last evening in con.
nection with the Ecumenical Methodist
Conference General Fiske spoke earnestly
Of the increasing frlendlness between
Great Britain and the United States. He
prayed That they might never be opposed
In war. Rev. Or. Tiffany explained the
position and prospects ol the Methodist
Episcopal church in America. Rev. DR..
Wilson gave similar explanation in rela.
ton to the Methodist Episcopal church in
the South. The meeting was instructive
and enthusiastic.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 14.--At the
meeting Of the Aztec club to-day General
Hancock was elected President, General
Grant Vice President; General r, v. Hag.
ner, Treasurer, and Prof Henry Coppee,
Secretary. The club and other guests
dinsd with George W. Childs Remarks
were made by Generals Grant, Sherman and
Preston, Of Kentucky; Mr.. Walters, Of the
London Tina, and others. Mr. Walters
closed his speech by an expression OF his
sympathy with President Garfield, and
said the heartfelt prayers Of the English
people, from the lowest Cottager to the
highest noble alike, were offered up for bis
speedy seeoyery
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WASHINGTON, September 14.-It IN i'm.
possible to ascertain even the approximate
date Of the presentation Of the prepared
star route cases before the Grand Jury now
in session. 1t Is doubtful whether even
the Government officers in charge OF the
cases yet know the precise time when this
can be done owing 10 the many matters
the jury have to deal with as promptly as
may be. II 10 understood to be the desire
Of the prosecuting officers to have the jury
relieved Of as much Of the other business
TO be laid before II as possible, In order that
the star route cases may occupy the unin.
terrupted attention Of the jury after they
are taken up.
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69lsds 6Gtni & New YSiE ~ g!%iss w II II


The enormous transactions at Chicago
continue, although the great wheat corner
Is supposed TO have eliminated September
l.. At San Francisco there has been extra
ordinary activity in mining stock on aC.
count Of the reported discovery Of new
bonanza in the Comstock lode. The in.
crease In business at Louisville may posi-.
bly, be ascribed to the recent railroad ar.
Engagements. That volume Of business Is
large almost everywhere, and 30 large that
there Is no reason TO doubt continuance
Of the general prosperity. Indeed, It is
feature Of these returns. The increase at
known centres in speculative activity is, on
the whole, less than at other points where
the business Ia almost wholly legitimate.
Whatever advance there is in the prices of
stocks here, there Is at least this basis Of fact
that the business OF the country Is larger in
almost every branch than eyer before.
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TORONTO, September l4.--A moderate
gale ia expected on the lakes, probably
from the eastward.
Hamm and Courtney will not accept the
Trickett and GandAur challenges.
The propeller Jane Miller, at Ovens
Sound, reports the picking up at Lyons
Head Of four Of the crew OF the lost schoon.
er Reginas. Their names are John Young,
". I. lawrence, John 0akeg aud sailor
whose name Is unknown. Captain Amos
Thpp Ia still missing. ?, MAID.
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LONDON, septembcr l4.-Adyices from
tue west coast Of Africa state that the
King Of Dahomey with his army Of
Amazons, raided and. destroyed The
towns Of fgnano and 0kepo. They had 4
population Of many thousands. All who
were Unable 10 escape were taken 10 Da-
honey, the capital Of Dahomey for sacri-
fee at the great annual custom.
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,..o,n talIic is immense just now
'', .,'5. here have their resources in the
iA''l ,,lIIps stock taxed to the utmost
, W. I. ~, arc,o.i a, the b. & o, depot that
y ~, .ruo, ct ras enough to aecommo-
sF g a bo.inr-- offering. A Wheeling
o, ps y, f. who was up. at Fittsbpfsh Jon
flnIp' ,,I.. Il. that one Of the evening
'.,., ,,,.r rrdr. on the Pennsylvania road
ll =, "a, r..,, in five sections, 50 great was
,'l, y .,,,., w, of passengers arriving from the
w. y, a. He lIso tells us that he has had
,'I. ~. o,tplqe ior several days from New
T.. ,si tie excuse for the delay Is that
y .". '',I. A ,re not ablcto move their freight
:, I, ,,ytb,p! like customary dispatch
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A Novel and Important Proceeding.

- NSNSA NAAe@ AHlFeEN4Ab EEUoBS4AAbs
KANSAS Cry, September l4.-A novel
and important suit has been commenced
before Justice Bacon which relates to the
recent train robbery and the liability Of
railroads in such cases. The plaintiff is
Everett Donough, one OF the victims who
was robbed. He alleges that he lost sl65
In money and ticket to Denver worth
SO, for which he asks q judgment in the
sum OF $lS5 and costs. A summons was
issued on the Chicago & Alton Railroad
Company, and an answer will be filed In a
lew days. OF course, the road intends TO
fight the case. 1t will carry 1t from the in
significant court In which It now lies but
there is belief that compromise will be
made The case will furnish very I'M.
portant precedent. ,
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lIidEsts laatrleuIated % COLLEGE,

HILsDALE, MfCH., September l4.--Chris.
topher and Edwin Sparkling, brothersi have
tnatrictlated at the college here. Christie
pher, eighteen years Of age, is 39i inches in
height and weighs 37i pounds. Size Of
head Is q, and wears No. shoe, chill.
dren's size. Edwin, fifteen years Of age, ia
42l inches In height, and weighs 49i
pounds. The size Of his head Is o., and he
wears a No. 8 shoe, Children's size. They
are Canadians BY birth, though their
parents now live In Travis county Their
relatives are all Of usual size, and one
brother weighs $50 pounds.
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LoSDoN September 14.-The German
Consdl at Leghofn was assaulted in rail.
way carriage, going from Paris TO Turin,
and thrown from the carriage window in q
tunnel. but was not much injured. The
guards Of the train have been arrested
One, who answered the inquiries gvasively,
was marked with blood. -
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AWEEKy EXCHANGES.
The business Of the Country Larger In
Almost Every Branch.

New YoRK, September l4.-The follow.
ing is from the Public: The exchanges
last week were materially disturbed by the
unusual day Of fasting and prayer on
account Of the President. In this aud
some other States the week embraces only
five days OF business, although the ex.
changes as respects payments made on
drafts and checks by mail were nearly the
sam9 as Il the banks had been open six
days. In some States the exchanges closed
on Thursday, as in New York; in other
States Tuesday, and considerable differ.
ence. results in comparative amounts in
the payments made during the week; hence
the exchanges can not be regarded as Of
usual Significance, and the increase shown
only proves that the volume Of business,
had the week been uninterrupted, would
have been still more largely in excess Of
the business done in the corresponding
week OF last year. For the week ending
September at San Francisco and septeni.
Der 10 at other cities, the exchanges were
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Land League Affairs.

DUBLIN, September l4.-The Executive
Committee Of the Land League will sub
nit resolutions to the National Convention
declaring that the cause Of political and so
ciety ills which Is impoverishing the coun
try Is detestable system Of alien rule, and
the people can never be prosperous and
content until they enjoy the right OF self.
government, for which they win never cease
10 struggle. rf.H
The Executive Committee invites the
Convention to solemnly pledge itself TO q
determined adherence TO the principles ol
the Land League until all Its aims are fully
accomplished. 1t has already been decided
by the Land League to establish labor
league, the executive to be affiliated with the
work in conjunction with the Land League,
but,tO be composed exclusively OF repre-.
sentatives Of bona fide labores. The OBJ jects
Of this executive are the extension OF the
franchise TO laborers, the return Of labor
representatives to Parliament and peasant
proprietonhlp.
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7 BosTosl s1ptemter L. AThe annual ses.
sion Of the Grand Lodge Of the Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Firemen, the jurisdlc'
tion otwhich embraces the whole. Of the
United States and Canada, Is being held
here. During the past year twenty.si&
deaths have occurred, Of which number
twenty-five were caused by accident The
total benefits paid 70 widows and families
Of deceased members during the year
amounted TO $4,000. During the present
session the Insurance Department will be
Ifeconstfucted and d more Systematic plan
Of graded policy and premium adopted
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LoSDoS Sept. little Time says: The
British Commissioners go TO Paris in few
days to resume negotiations for treaty Of
commerce. We understand that France
will now concede the point In regard 10 a
ptolohgation Of the existing treaty, which
Sas the immediate occasion Of the stis.
pension OF negotiations. IT, TIA. I'd.
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chinese stndent 10 be Taught at Home.

San Francisco, September l4.--Recently
arrived Chimes. mails contain the Foochow
Herald, which gives an account Of a college
to be established in Shanghai or Tsentsin,
for the purpose Of giving sound, technical
education to Chinese youhts, without going
10 the expense OfBending them to foreign
country. The directorahip Of the college
will be given 10 Monsieur Prosper Giquel,
d .Fooch0w Arsenal, now In Europe.
Chinese tBt1denls who have studied in
America or Europe, and who are found
competent, will be offered prufessorships.
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IlIPoRTANT ARnEsr IN osHKosn.
The Grimes % a burglar witha Long
string Of Allases.

osHEosH, Wis, September Detective
Wood, Of PiRkerton's agency, has arrived
here to take charge Of ]. II. Smith, who
registered as from 81. Louis at the fremont
House a week ago, and who was caught in
the act Of burglarizing the rooms of several
guests Wood represents the prisoner to
be q notorious crook, foE whom active
search has been made for a long time. He
Is knownito detectives as Dave Croner alias
Cummings, alias Little Dave, alias Hogan.
He Is wanted for q jewelry robbery a. BAL
timore last May, large diamond ROBBERY in
Philadelphia. for completely in the robbery
Of the First National Bank Of Quincy, H.,
where loss OF $4,000 in money and secu.
rites was sustained, for jewelry robbery
in New York and q robbery OF the Fall
City Tobacco Bank Of I.ouisville. He was
indicted for the New York robbery, but
Jumped bail. -..,.. ..e. t.
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gwAnihdfoS, September i4--A hearing
80 /, ma before Commissioner hum this
morning on tbe sa1tet Vt taxing bank de-
pdsis Gentlemen ueSe pStseptsepgeseRt
it6 idHks IN New York, Boston, RalhW0Ec
I6d CineinnaiL The whole subject va
thoroughly discussed, and the C0wtqis'
Siohef announced he would carefully re
view the matter.
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LONDON, September A. DisaEected off.
Gers of the Khedite have signed an act Of
complete submission. Haiden Pasha Is
appointed Minister Of Finance; Mahmoud
RAsba Baronde, Minister Of War, and Ma.
rashli paAha, Minister Of Public Works.
The crisis is'now regarded d. past. Inter.
ventioti Is needless. .f f-...
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o.,.,r,,,,IS biyidtnd.

NK# Ypak, aaptpBhpi 1.-THE alrec.
tors d GhS Western Union Telegraph eoh.
pany todSy declared . quarterly dividend
Il eas and epe.halt per cent, payable 0c.
i66sf iB kltet paying Ihe dividend q sur.
pl6s a ti50, ,t63 remains g1t Of the pet
TeTehad ia tha 4uasteF ending september
Al ifbe earnlhQi loF Hepleinbef, partially
SSiimAIsd. nin6tiilt % si,9l4.S9t.
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PontASp, ME, September i4.-Dr.
WIN. Warren Greene, dSltaaIt 10 the In.
teEnalional Medical Congress al london,
and q graduate Of the Ann Arbor Medical
School, died while returning home, and
Was buried al 'sea, He has son and
daughter in Ann Arbor,
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DEStsox, TEXAS, September 14.-At the
recent election in the Chickasaw Nation
for member Of Legislature II was decided
Ii favor Of B. F. 0vertm, the present Gov
error. overton, although one-eight In.
alan, has the confidence and receives tht
votes 81 The tuiLbloods 80 long az he Is IN
power, and thetehe can remain 80 long a.
be wafitsio, The white man hns little o.
no busihess In the Chitkasaw Nation.
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s.riEs Of clay iiAhds AZ q tetteSy In

raAStliS, September 'l4.-The clay
hands in the franklin pottery arc on
Sttiks ior equalization n theh scale pt
prices and iof an increase Of pay. The
strikers are leaving lot Trenton, M East
Liverpool, o., wheeling, VIVA, and Cfhel
pottery towns -g .,..-.l, -
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LoSpoy, September l4.-ttis stated thal
300 Russian nobletnen have organized
themselves under the natne Of the sacted
Legion, as a counter association 10 The
Nihilist attempts on the LIE Of the Car
They will dispose Of large fund and EN-
ploy a complete system Of secret Organila-
finn
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Movement 10 DIsbar an rIIinoIs Lawyer

Movement To DiabaF an Illinois Lawyer.
CHESrER, ILL.,, September 1.-THE Board OF
Commissioners ofthis county have instruct.
cd the States Attorney to bring suit in the
Supreme Court for diSbarring E, P. Slate,
Of Waterloo, from practicing law In the hi.
nois courts. The charges preferred agninst
him are that he falsely represented himself
as the attorney Of the county, and that in
this assumed character he collected ST..
Ill 20, Of which sum he retained $500 as
bis fee, and that he made to r. ]. Goddard,
the States Attorney, q corrupt proposition,
which, II consummated, would have work.
ed O betrayal Of Official trust.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, september IA
Twenty yeats ago one French became init.
mate With the wife Of ]. u. Farley while
the latter was ID the war. French left but
Farley swote ID kill him on sight He re-
turned yesterday for the first time, when
Farley emptied q load Of buckshot into
him, Thirty shot took effect and he Ia dy.
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S,eitlnk Ialeh a ~ Fspense oftle CIV

CHic1So September 14.-Jery Flynn,
bailllf el ths sunth side Police CouH pa,
been superseded OR the ground that Ne
pocketed some thousands Of dollAfs out ol
Executions gtten him 10 collect Ind Thai
he %Rs all easy man Tor the gAmblen and
others who gel into the hands q the law.
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PAAls, September ll-Leon Chateau
has Just nebiished two Letters, one ad.
dressed Ire to the Minister Of Foreign Atfain,
the other ID the french Chambers Of Com.
mercc, ltmandlng the abtOgAtlon Of the
decree n February, prohibiting The impof.
tAtidh Of American pork ..-...l
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CA. ARTIiUR,
9 aNirn prnhiflnttk.


and President oil the Senate,
The SergeantatArms .telegfaphed 10
Senators Jones (Nev.J, Logan ]. D. Cam.
eron in New York, and notified Senators
Johnston, Garland, Pugh and Jones (Fla.)
in this city.
Senator David Davis sent the following
dispatch: II ain shocked at General Burn
sides death and regret that / am unable Ia
attend the funeral" fft.E
The committee will leave for Providence
tomorrow morning.
TheSenate chamber was to-day draped In
mourning. The flag on the Senate side Of
the Capital Is at half mast.
Acting Secretary Of State Hit telegraph.
ed TO the chairman Of the French reception
committee at New York. asking that an.
other day be selected than the tenth
Of October for the reception Of the French
visitors 10 the Yorktown celebration.
The Mayor Of Baltimore notified the
State Department that Baltimore Is making
elaborate preparations for the entertain.
mept Of the distinguished visitors on that
fdath Arrange mehts have been made with
all tlIe railroad companies leading from
Washington TO Chattanooga. for reduced
rates halt the 1sual fare) 70 members Of
the "Armyo Of the Cumberland" re-