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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Matteraon defeated Nelson in a scull.
ing race in Australia for 200 pounds a
side.
The business in tho United States Sem
ate yesterday was unimportaat and the
session was short. = - ,.r7g.a, f.
Atst. Louis Henry Grafton was shot
and killed by boy named George
Schafer. The latter is weak-minded.
The Excelsior Oil Works at Cleveland,
Ohio, burned yesterday, Three mon
were slightly burned. LOSS, $4,000.
Insurance, $50, ,000.,
George W.. Howard was reelected
Grand Chief Conductor Of the Interna.
tioual brotherhood OF Railroad Con.
ducsors at Toledo yesterday, and b, ],
Carr Grand Secretary. The Brother.
hood will meet again at Jacksonville,
Fla, on the third Monday Of aext Sep.
tember. - :
The Taylor county Republican con.
vention haamade the following nomiua.
tons: For House Of Delegates, Samuel
H. Gramm; Clerk OF County Court,
Charles H. Rector; Clerk Of Circuit
Court, Fred J. Burdette; Commissioner
Of County Court, Robert McConSey;
Justice ol the Peace, Charles P, Guard,
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RAILROAD 1'hAINMEN.
Hhat Might Uayo Occurreu-A Very
ng Dangerous Calling.


What Might HAyo OccnrreL-A Very
'g Dangerous Calling.
JERSEY CRY, N. j., Sept. pa meet
ing of rsilroad trainmen was held yes.
terday in Woods hall. Mayor Cleve.
land presided. Alr. ?. Il. Morrisey.
First Vice Grand Muster OF the Brother.
hood OF Railroad Drakeuen, and L. A.
Coffin, n railroad co ommissioncr OF Iowa,
made addresses. Mr.. Morrisey said that
it the Supreme Council Of tile Brother.
hood had been hasty during the railroad
strike the United States and Canada
would have experienced social revolu-
ton that had not taken place since the
civil war. Mr.. Coffin said the train
mems organization was opposed to
strikes. Mr.. Coilia said thatin one year
10000 railroad men in the United States,
while engaged in their work, were Grip.
pied for life aud 200 were killed. In
me year ending Ju ne 30 last, in coupling
800 men were killed. BY falling from
trains 403 men were killed, and 2,0U0
Injured by overhead obstruction; Is
were killed and 206 injured.
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FIRST ANTi-lOTrhRY CASE.
The "SuudHy Chronicle" Refused Mail

The "SuudHy Chronicle" Refused Mail
Privileges Under the LAW.
WASHINGTON, D.. G., Sept. 22-The
first case under the new anti.lottery law
Of refusal OF admission Of q newspaper
to the mails because it contained lot.
terry advertisement occurred at the city
postotlice early yesterday morning. The
anti.lottery act was ssigned bv the Presi-
dent Friday aud the PostofIice Depart
ment yesterday sent to the City Post
Office instructions with respect to the
execution Of the law. In obedience to
these instructions, Mr.. John Doyle, one
Of the clerks, notified the newspaper
offices that the papers would not be car
ried through the maila il they were
found to contain lottery advertisements,
and that the publishers, under the law,
would be liable to arrest il lottery adver-
tisements were inserted in their papers
and mailed. The usual sack of papers
to be sent out OF town arrived at the
postottice early in the morning. A few
copies OF each paper were examined by
one Of the clerks. The clerk found that
the Sunday Chronicle, paper Of very
limited circulation, contained the lot.
terry advertisement as usual. and notified
tho boy who brought the copies that
they could not be received.
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TIE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
1ho Election Cases to bs Prosecuted at
All linEnrdA-Ths Abssnters,

All iiahnrds-The Abssntsrs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2?-About the
only conclusion reached by the Repub.
llcan Representatives in Congress this
evening was to 20 on with the I.augston.
'eAable case at all hazards. There was
a long discussion, and some members
who have been lukewarm OF their sup.
port OF tho Elections Committee, and
othefs who are extremely anxious to got
away to attend to private business or
pol't'cal matters, sought to escape the
necessity for remaining In the city.
There were also several members who
were induced TO remain over Sunday by
the promise that the elections case
should be disposed Of to-day, and they
expressed a good deal OF disappointment
az the failure OF q quorum to natcrialize
Today. Bnt the large majority OF the
members present took the ground TINT
It would be bad politics to retreat, and
they succeeded In getting the caucus to
arrive at the determination above
noted.
There was sonc lively tenunciation OF
the members who by their absence, It
was alleged, retarded public business
and postponed an early adjournment
and there was some talk OF iiniug them
heavily II they failed to appear. but
nothing Of this kind was agreed upon
and the caucus, after going over the list
Of Rbsentees and receiving statements
from the State delegations, satisfied itself
That a quorum could be obtained BY
moral suasion aud did not adopt more
vigorous kilograms than appealing mes.
sages 10 tho absentees,
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WOMAN \" ~" WvMAN,"
Astrong Play bya G"od COMPANY M ,,,
f1Hnnsl-- :

Astrong Play bya G"od Company M ,,,
Grand. "f = W'i "' u
Standing room was at premium ,a,t
night at the Grand, nnd tho penorou.
manner in which the large audience
showed its appreciation OF the un,,suollv
tine performance given proved that
Woman Against Woman" was n nia~
for the people, introducing effects am"b b
as cooking au entire meal on The s,ana un
turing the action OF the play, aud othasre sa
which proved that stage realsm hoe
ton. pef'ec'
The company contains several nrou,.
nent actors, notably Mr. Charles @. W.n
bury, whose John 7rsssider was the ~ :, NJ
Gal : u, workman. As Bessie Barton, Mirs
Ida Mcmillan had opportunities 80 20
show her abilities as an emotional oci,oso
OF the first rank, which she took advans
tage OF, and in her struggle acpn- in tha
ioufth act with Rachel IItsiuood she
showed also that as Il tragic u. ,ress she
was equally strong. Miss Abbie Pierce
M!ss Annie Shindle and MIR. II anf
Lyon did excellent work in their tart. M
while Alexander Vincent aud r nn;s
Jacobs caused laughter enough to more e
than counteract the effects OF ,b. tea,a
produced by Bessie Burion's path t;c @.o ra
cltal OF her troubles. Tho piece viii h
repeated this evening. ' "
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Dlun Isot,cicaulrs Funeral,

Nav ionK, Sept. 22.-Tne funeral Of
the late Dion Boucicault took place this
morning in the Church OF the Trans6g-
uration--thc Little Church Around
the Corner" Never before has that
edifico held 60 many persons at an
actors funeral. Almost nll the actors
and actresses in the city were in attend
ancc, and many other professional men
were also represented. The Rev. DR..
Houshton and his assistant, Father
Prescott, conducted the services, which
were the simple rites Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church..
The pall-bearers wero A. NJ. Palmer,
Daniel Frohman, John Paddagan, the
dead actors former manager; 7. Henry
French, Z. G. Stanton, Henry E. Abbey
and Frank NJ. Sanger. W. J. Florence,
Harry Edwards, Henry Miller, Sol
Smith Russell, W. II. Crane and E. II.
Sothern, Joe Howard, John Russell
Young, 4. q. Wheeler and Il. G. Fiske,
Judge Daley and Brander Matthews,
Chief Justice McAdain, ex-Judge Noah
Davis, ex.Judgc Dittenhoefer, Frnnk
Work and Clark Bell. Mrs. Boucicault
and the immediate relatives OF the de-
ceaeed sGt in front pews. The floral de-
signs were many and beautiful. The
remains we're placed in u vault at Wood
lawn Cemetery. .....
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TIE TARIFF CONFERENCE.
Tho Metal Schedule tha Rome Of Conten.
., LONESOME Animated Scenes.

Tho Metal Schedule tha Isous Of Conten.
~, LONESOME Animated Scenes.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 22-Al.
though meeting Of the conference
committee on the Tariff bill had been
called for this morning when the hour
Of meeting arrived, the Democratic
members wero notified that there would
bo no meeting. The reason for the
postponement was desire on the part
ot the Republican conierecs to consult
further among themselves upon the
points remaining in dispute. 1tnppears
that no progress has been made since
Saturday morning in the disposition Of
tho sugar, binding twine, bonded period
aud metal amendments.
is estimated that the metal schedule
is the bone OF contention. A report
was current this morning that the iron
and steel men are not satisfied with the
concessions made by the Senate con-
lerses and are demandingt the restoration
Of rates fixed by the House. They are
threatening, it is said, If their demands
are not granted 10 defeat the bill. The
Northwestern Senators Interested in
FREQ binding twine are using their inllu-
ence TO pay cent pound on the arti-
Gle. Some OF the interviews between
the conlerees and these Senators have
been quite animated. .7-
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FIRE OPPOSITE SrEuBENYILLE.


The Nathaniel Wells u"meatond Destroyed
Yesterday Afternoon.
o'clock yesterday afternoon flames
were discovered issuing from the Nathan
lei Wells homestead, near the steuben.
vile ferry landing on this side OF the
river. The flames geadually ate their
way through the handsome residence
until it was a complete loss. The fire
burned slowly, allowing time to save
large part OF the furniture, and it was
fully two hours before the building was
burned to the ground, with portion Of
the framework still standing. The house
was erected by the late Nathaniel Wells
abou. forty years ago, and WAS hand.
some two.story structure with heavy
oak frame. the latter fact accounting for
it burning 80 slowly. Lately 1t had been
improved by slate roof. It has been
occupied by Mr. Welis's widow since his
death. The fire is supposed to have
caught from defective nue uunerneath
the roof. The loes on building will
reach 800 or more, on which there is
m insurance Of s.. 900 in the New York
underwrlters'. There IL alec an iusur.
ance OF $500 on the furniture, which
will cover part OF the loss.
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DEMOCRATIC OBSTRUCTION.

NO 4uorum-Ssarly Every Republican In
Hla stnt and Only Two Democrats
Present.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 2oo.-Mr.
OFerrell, OF Virginia, aud Mr.. Smith, Of
Arizona, were the only Democrats in the
Hall when the House was called TO or.
der this morning. At tho conclusion Of
the prayer the clerk proceeded to call
the roll on the approval Of Fridays Jour-
nal. The vote resulted yeas l53, nays 0,
No quorum and call OF the llonse was
ordered. One hundred ond fiity.nine
members responded to their names,
still no quorum. The Republican ab.
sentees were Messrs. Brosius, Hans.
brough, Mccormick, r. NJ. Brown, OF
Indiana, Butterworlh, Conneii, Ewart,
Finley, Milliken, Peters, swaney and
Wilson, OF Kentucky. Mr.. Mckinley,
ol Ohio, moved an adjournment, but
there were number Of Republican
members who were in favor OF remain.
ing in session (it being understood that
Messrs. Brosius, Mccormick, Butter.
worth and Swaney will return this after.
noon) md who demanded aud secured
the Yeas md nays The motion was
carried-yeas S., nays 70, and Repub.
llcan caucua was announced to be held
Immediately.
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HARRISON COUNTY REPUBLICANS

Hold an Ea.h"s'as.ic Convention - a
Winning Ticket Named.
Special Dispatch TO the Inirliicenccr.
CLARXsBuRo, W. VA, Sept. 22.-The
largest and one Of the most enthusiastic
Republican conventions ever held in this
county met here today, There were
about 600 delegates and spectators pres.
ent, shinnston delegation being accom-.
panied by brass band. Hon. @. W.
Lynch presided and G. NJ. Hart and
Harvey ". Harmer acted as secretaries.
The following ticket was nominated:
For House OF Delegates, G. W. Lynch
and G. F. Randall; for Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court, Henry Raymond; for Clerk
Of the Covnty Court, P. NJ. Long; for
Commissioner Of the County Court,
John II. S,urm. Mr.. Lynch was the
only candidate nominated by acclama.
ton, and it was with great difficulty he
was induced to accept. Several ballots
were required to decide who should be
the candidates for County Clerk and
County Commissioner, and many stir.
Alk lhIluCAtc oASullCus 4It llCheL
named is pronounced one OF the strong.
est ever placed before the Republican
voters Of this county and the feeling
prevails here that the convention to-day
named the next officials to fill the vari.
GUS positions.
The following is the Republican Ex.
ecutive Committee of Harrison county,
appnintpj at the convention. Clorl.
district, Louis G. Lawson, ". F. Rich
ards; Coal, Lee Raymond. John L.
Ruhl; Simpson, J.. T.. Lawson, John
Lodge; Clay, William Il. Swjger, W. J.
). Harmer; Eagle, John Hess, jasper
Kyle; Sardis, John W. ShowaIter, J. N.
Hapgerty; Grant, W. l. Davidson, Will
lam Bird; Union, A. W. Davis, Fred
Stern; Elk, E. D. Boyles, W. S. Law;
Ten Mile, K Raymond, J. NJ. JeHries.
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FAMOUS EUi.GEit DEAD,
The Announcement Which Caused n Son.
Kntt0n 1T Pftfudrfphtn,

The Announcement Which Caused n Son.
Tntton /" Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 22.-The for.
mer friends and associates Of Emil L.
schonberg, the fugitive forger who fled
from the city about three years ago, after
Fleeing John F. Beiz, the millionaire
brewer. and other business men, out ol
Il large SUN OF money, were given q
shock this morning by reading the
announcement in one OF the morning
papers OF his death, ut his residence in
this city, on Tucsday last, and notices OF
his funeral.
When Schonbergs crooked financial
transactions could no longer be hidden,
he decamped from the city about three
years ago and was supposed to be in the
far west. Mr.. Be,z's loss was given al
the time as $4,000, besides which he
was liable for $4,000, with large un-
completed theatre on his hands, towards
which Schonbere was supposed to have
contributed largely, but actually gave
nothing. The theatre mentioned was the
Grand Opera House, which was eubse-
quently completed and has proven a
financial epcCess.
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GERMAN CATHOLICS,
Great Attendance at the Con-
gress in Pittsburgh.
MANY THOUSANDS PARADE
AT Night aud tho City Ablazo With
Fireworks ..- Distinguished Pre-.
lAtes Present, Including a
Member OF tho Rclchs,ag.

PirTsnuRou, Pa, Sept. 22.-The Ger.
man Catholic Congress opened in this
city to-day with an initial attendance Of
several hundred delegates, representing
every State in the Union. Among the
prominent delegates are DR.. Ernst
Lieber and Bishop Hald, Of North Caro-.
lima Bishop jansen, OF Illinois. and
Bishop Radeinaeher, OF Tenneaaee.
DR.. Lieber is the centre OF attraction.
lie is the noted member OF the Reichstag
who succeeded the celebrated DR.. Wind.
herst. He is still n member OF the
iseichstag, representing tho Catholic Gle.
mcnt in that body, and came to this
county respectfully to attend the present
Congress.
Tonight n mammoth parade started at
$50. with number OF noted delegates
In carriages, including 300 priests and
1900 men on foot, the procession being
made up OF Catholic societies from tear.
by cities and the surrounding States.
The line was abazs with lights, while
the streets were handsomely decorated
with several arches. In the procession
were several floats, prominent among
them being q reproduction OF the ship
Santa Maria in which Columbus
sailed from Genoa.
After the parade mass meeting was
held in the link, which WAS utterly in
adequate to accommodate the vast
crowd. Thousands iemaining outside to
cheer we'll known clergymen US they en-.
tered the building. Tho actua! business
session Of the Congress will open to.
morrow, prior to which high pontifcial
mass will be celebrated in the churches.
The Congress lasts until Thursday, and
will close with Il banquet. Tonight the
streets are ablaze with red lights, torch.
ca and lanterns, whiic everywhere the
American and German tiags are con:
gpicuous.
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a Canadian on tho a1cKiblev iii,

OTTAWA, OSr, Sept. 22.-Tbe HIM
George Z. Foster, Finnnce Minis,ar ou, ~
On add.ess delivered ut Sherbrooke ~ ~
day, said that the Canadians had no r.s. ~
son to quarrel with the UuiteJ srat.s y. 'fa Co.
shhac1lns tha! the Mckinley bill, il thew
!non n, !ht u Tor their interest to do 40
muca as Canada must regret that soms nv,
pan rrnf Oh reciprocity could not have bean
sup ltnted in ils place. Cuuuda ,nnat Iv
lak tina as a great u.teranre of tho 10.
pp ,!ican psrty. lie admitted n NJ ~ ~.
:kin!ey bill would iemporarilv ,,i;
iu.o trade but he believed It would ont
divert 1t into British channels 1 wy
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OF the Amnesty Committee in ITINERARY,
mas been In communication ior some
time WIN an Enelishman Of much emin.
ence IN birmingham. WIN had discoy.
cred startling proof that DAILY was the ip.
,endtd victim Of II plot organized by tho
Irish police cmissaries under the author.
|ty OF tho Chiet Constable OF ono of Tho
principal cities OF Ireland. Tho Chief
Constable, Nh. OBrien says, has made a
Ill confession mud his abatement has
'een tentto Home Secretary Matthews.
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MURDERED FOR Ills MONEY.
A LaborinE Mnn l,rutally Killed by
lIiIhwaymeu,

A LaboripE Nun lsrutaIly Killed by
lIishwaymen.
DolLEsTowS, Pa, Sept. 22.-Joaeph
Hefner, n laborer on the railroad being
constructed from this place to New
Hope, Bucks county, Was murdered
about 1 O'Clock this afternoon. He was
with his wife on his way from visit to
his brother at Rash Valley. and the
couple were walking on the railroad
track, when they were accosted by Two
men, who told bis wife to 20 home ind
tend her babies. ss they had business
with her husband. One OF the men
seized Joseph and the other pushed his
wife to one side. She ran back to the
shanty at Rush Valley and informed her
brother-in law OF the circumstance. He
then accompanied the woman to where
she had left her husband and found his
dead body lying on the track. He had
been choked to death. Upon cxamina-
ton OF the body it was found that his
clothes had been ripped and the belt
which he wore about his body, and
which contained about $500, had been
taken. The murderers escaped and up
to noon to-day have not been arrested.
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4 Big LAND SCHEME.
A Two Million Dollar Purchase
Near Minneapolis
FOR MANUFACTURING SITES,
Seven Millions VIII Be tho Cost
When Improvements Are Made,
and tho Factories Arc Being
Sccured-A Gigantic Deal.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Sept. "a land
scheme. the most gigantic ever formed
in the northwest, has como to the sur.
lace in Minneapolis. About three
thousand acres ut cost OF Sl,75O,COO,
have been bought near the city limits on
three trunk railway lines. The land
will be bull. up with manufactures and
mechanics houses, somewhat after the
plan Of Pullman, Ills, only on much
larger scale. tits estimated that s., ,OOO,-
900 will be tho cost OF land and improve.
ments. Factories employing M agere.
cato OF about one thousand hands arc
already secured and others arc coming.
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III IxItB 4 TWTEWUIIs
Special Dispdtch to The lntciitqencr.

optctH DLSpdtch 10 me lhtcnlCenctr.
PARkEnspuad, W. Wa, Sept. 2a.-
Rev. DR.. George E. Hite delivered lis
last sermon yesterday morning as pastor
OF the NJ. E. church OF this city. The
audience was splendid one, filling
every aeat in the church. The sermon
was one Of the abl.et OF Dr.. Hite's many
mastery efforts. His theme was Jesus
Christ and Him Cruciied." After the
sermon he said a few words OF special
application to the occasion, and both
the speaker and the audience were much
Affected, though both tried not to
ahOw it. S..
DR.. Hi.e will visit relatives at Guyan-
dotie for day or two and will then 20
to Wheeling before leaving for his new
station at Albany, N. Y.
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ALMOST BLOODSHBD..
A Riot Narrowly Aye'ted at
MarshaIItowu, Iowa.
MORE TRACK FACILITIES
Needed by n EniIroad Company and
Serious Tr0 ublc Ariscs-Mr. DC.
pcw Interviewed About tho
Train Wrcckcrs' Confessions.


MAAslIALLrowS, Iowa, sept. -.
Great excitement prevailed here yester.
dav. T.
r,. c, r.. ,, :, r...,.
4nu on'caso' o.. fau' "D'ao
CITY Railroad has long aud badly needed
greater track facilities through the east
aida NJ tbo ,;,v t,rt co,i, r,t oht ,;p
consent IN hn;ii trom "" nronsriy own.
ara or c;tv ar,ha,;,;"s ] G Wv ''Hp' :
Reuliz;ns thot ths o,,v II an, or ,et.
tiny the sovsteJ @ III tr,Uta U ln;d U waa m S bv
stoa.inw n marrh m % ,hs,,nsnsnac,;n,
nar,;ea ;ntor. stsI, tha aomunnv;, rond,
master hevan vii, NO fo,rs Of .io1 man N
Law s;d;nv nf ,io,,ll., t,aal. lhro,,b Ess,
Nevada sirae, u vas,"rasr morn;nv knn~.
inp that mn ;n;nnc,ion conId mt h.
served sunday Var nroorcssed ran.
idly and without in,arrnn,ion un,i,
noon wher lass tb,n 1oo t.et wns oil
the ioh lacknI oi rnmnl.tinn. Then
Mayor Arms and a rosu., ,annn,rcd rnon
the scene md arrss,ad s;x ssr,jon bnss"a
for violat;nc VIA SunJ,v j.ws Tho
men gave honda anJ niter heipr ~.
leesed attemt,ted r. res,,me work Tha
Mayor md nolics dr"w revolvprs nnJ M
ordered than IN dasist Tha man nv.
fused and INV Mavor daciared bo wonfd
shoot the tirst m"y " VIII" tn,,chs sd ann,h.r
rail, This stonnsd ooerations in that
vicinity. Meanwhile ,hp nronertv own.
era along ,ha s,r.ot d,orn WAGONS m tho
nronosei routsthr. ohs,rnctin, wort hv
other ranvs Tho N.vor's n1ore.J;.y
yrpatlv inconsad ths ra;lra,I m.n
Alayor A meg or,iaraJ m, large n,,n.
her of snrc;al nn,;cs anI nbta;nsd MAJ
mission IN ca,I % nm, IN" % m;I;,;a A r;i ali
road foromam JoctaroJ tbat ho would |
tinisb lsyiny tha ,racts nr strsw tha
street With eornseo @ ' " '
Al midnivht tha ,oaa oava nm tba
fivht b-i;av;nn Il Tod oris,;s,t ~ trans
lid io hold ths ,;,h, IL "o ~ I 9au r. ori,arsH ,
thu work mon to I,sn.rs. & ~ ani w;,I Ia, ,ha
courts decide ,ha cas. Tba r;tv @ an
=, "~S"o sho eose' AIo Ivy au'
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,Irz &C. ss-- : -
VIII be Through This Wcelt.

CREssoH, Pa Sept. 22.-The President
received kilograms from Senator Aldrich
and Representative Mckinley this alter
noon stating their belief that Congress
will dispose OF the tariff bill during the
present week and adjourn the lst OF Oc.
lober or soon after. These kilograms
were in response to a request from the
President for information on the subject.
His intention to return to Washington
on he oath instant is in strict aceordsnce
with n plan arranged soon after his ar.
rival here on the 9Th instant, IA
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Sten1nsl,,p arrivals,

. HAMRuRd. Sept. a2.-Arrived-Gel-
lert, from New York.
MovlLLE. Sept. 2o-Arrived-Deyonia,
from New York.
NEw YonK, Sept. 2o.-Arrived-An.
choria, from Glasgow. gs..-s. g. sa
GLASGOW, Sept e2.-Arrived-State Of
Indiana, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. o2.-Arriyed-
Fulda, from New York.