Morning journal (Columbus, Ohio), 1868-09-25

              THE -MORNING JOURNAL, VOL, XXX. :, , COLTJAIBUS, OHIO: FRI DA. 7, SEPTEMBER 25 1868. NO. 275. DRY GOODS. A. C HEADLEY & CO. : ! o o DRY GOODS! t3 to 250 & 2S2 Til w ,CEL CD e-tv SOUTH HIGH STREET. G i H P. & H 9. & 0 .0 COLUMBUS, OHIO, BOOKS & STATIONERY. TELEGRA PH1C Large Force Marching on Cordova. U School Books, SchOOl BOOKS, School Books, p a '4 .i.' ): '.-Writing Papers, V Writing' Papers, jmveiopes,-Envelopes, Prim has been arrested, but it lacks confirmation.The Payls says the Spanish army is loyal, REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL and that the insurrection Is confined to the Provinces Of Andelusta and a few sp.inorts ffi THE LATEST FROM SPAIN. The following official announcement has uctiu icvciycu uuui juaunu : uinaionia, Ara- gon and Valencia are quiet. ' - The Monlteur has the following : " The revolution In Spain makes no headway, and people are Indifferent kor repulsive as to the prospect. Active measures are being taken by the Government to suppress the rebellion. . The Insurgents in Andalusia are retiring before the advance of the Royal troops. The reported rising of the Republicans in Calabria and Sicily is denied. ., BUENOS AVRES. , London. Sept. 24. Buenos Ayres dates state that the new President, Sarmlnto, has been installed. QUEEN ISABELLA WILL ABDICATE CONDITIONS. ON 0 The HCTOlutloniSts Refuse to Com- .( proriiise. GREAT EXCITEMENT IT MADRID Mucilage, Blank Books, f Judge Wylie Discharges Surratt Inks, H At Wholesale, H A At Wholesale, Slates, REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING Al PITTSBURGH. YORK. Bold Theft. Nkw York, Sept. 24. A box containing one thousand dollars in currency was stolen from the driver's seat of an Adams Express wagon yesterday in Broad- M n At Wholesale. Largest rrOCeSSIOn LVer Seen 111 way, nearDey street, while the driver had .. .1 . turned his head away to adjust something. uiaibiiy. THE OHIO STATE FAIR. ft fb to CO ss A -vv a r 1 s of Premiums. - 0 -- 0 TOLEDO. liberal policy In regard to the mines and to Improve the navigation of Lake Superior. A woman named Jane Alford was found murdered in the streets yesterday. Attempt to Breakiuto a Safe. Windsor, Sept. 24. An attempt was made last night to break Into the safe of Strong & Noble's bunking house. The outer case was cut away by the thieves, but they were unable to penetrate the walls of the money vault. About $30,000 was deposited In the safe at the time. Writ of Habeas Corpus. A writ of habeas eorpm has been granted by Chief Justice Draper directing the jailor of the county jail, at Essex, to bring Prank Reno and Charles Anderson, who were committed to Windsor jail for extradition, on the charge of shooting at Amerlcus Whcel-don with intent to kill, at Mansfield, Indiana. The discharge of the prisoners was sought on the ground that shooting with intent to kill does not come under the Ashbu-ton treaty. PENNSYLVANIA. OUR FALL STOCK OF NEW and most desirable goods is now ready and offered at lowest pricos for Coah. Customers receive the full advantage of the decline in price, of all articles of Domestic Stationery. Almost daily arrivals of goods enable us to exhibit soon after publication the newest and most important books in the departments of Law, Medicine, Surgery, Education, Belles Letters, &c, sc. S3" Books not on hand obtained to order at the regular prices. , tn ' - 0 M 4 A - - t. fiECEHT PUBLICATIONS F D. APPLET0N it CO., : 1 90, 08 &. 94 Grand St., New York BURNS'S POEMS, complete with Life of author; CI J page. 10c SCOTT'S POEMS, complete with Lile, 647pp....... 50c BART'S . FREIGHT COMPUTATIONS, embracing 88,223 calculations, for every mode of Transports- . tion 5 00 DEMOCRACY IN THE UNITED -5 r STATES, by H. E. GUlett 2 00 CAMPBELL'S POEMS, Globe Edition 1 SO -0 Ten Vo). of the New Edition of WA- g VERLT NOVELS, each 25 63 Vol. I. of New Edition of DICKENS'S on" WORKS, containing Pickwick, Bar- naby Budge and Sketches by Bor, U- lustrated 1 75 The let to be completed In 6 vols., handsomely bound in blue cloth. FARADAY AS A DISCOVERER, by ' John Tynd all 1 25 HOW SHALL WE FAINT OUR; HOUSES ? I 50 PRENDEQRAST'S MASTERY SERIES Off LEARNING LANGUAGES The Hand Book 50 - For Learning French ' 50 For Learning German 50 Special to the Ohio State Journal. Toledo, Sept. 24. About twenty-five thousand people were on the Fair Grounds this forenoon. It commenced raining about 1 o'clock and continued till night, spoiling In flomo degree the exhibition. In the trotting match, Tom, owned, by H. S. Hatch of Berea ; Nellie, by Livermore of Michigan; and Jacob Hinton, by Forney of Toledo, carried off the laurels. in snort norn cattle, the lirst premiums were awarded to McMillan's Plantagenet, Loyal, Duke of Oakland, Royal Oakland and Lavan, $23, and Pride of the Valley to Duke of Madison, LaVan, $39, and Clementine, owned by E. Sclser of Madison. ! The best heifer calf was shown by Shropshire of Kentucky. Merino Sheep The first premiums were awarded to Tempest, owned by C. Ross of Springfield; Chunck, Jr., by . Daniel & Fra- zel of Springfield, to Brand of Steubenville, J.H. Wood of Minnesota, and Crltchfleld of Mt. Vernon. ' i ! Lelccsters The first premiums were awarded to Edger of Wauseon, and Joy of Dela ware, Ohio, ! FOREIGN NEWS. By Atlantic Cable. SPAIN. I H 0 0 $ A. 0' 11 i 3 'J 0 H 0 London, Sept. 2411:50 P. M. The Madrid Gazette says: Navaliches bad arrived on the North side of the Slerro Mor ena with tw6 regiments of cavalry, eight battalions of Infantry and four batteries, i The revolutionary General Serrano, was marching with a large force on Cordova to give battle to the royal troops, Great excitement prevailed in Madrid and it was believed that the success of the re vol u tlonlsts was certain. : Queen Isabella has sfenllled her willing ness to abdicate if the Revolutionists will accept the young Prince of Austria, she to act as regent until he attaluj his majority. The Revolutionists, howeveit have refused any compromise, and demaid the expulsion of the Bourbons and the establishment of a con stitutional assembly and' provisional govern mcnt. ' The following is the utest received from Spain : Tho Governmen at Madrid has de dared all Spain in stato H siege, Just Opened, A Large' Bnpply of Best; Ultramarine BliUE OILED : CLOTH, ' ' For Store Shades', - , 1 Much superior to any other artlcl. In tha market, and which can be furnished and put up in the moat .ubitantia) manner, on one day', notice, and at a .considerable reduction in pricea, 3 Shade. Handsomely Lettered to on der is Oold-Leaf or Colon. ; W ESPECIAL ATTENTION IB REQUESTED TO INCREASED FACILI-TIES FOR FURNISHING ALL KINDS OF inCRCANTILK. LITHO. GKArillC WORK, (NOTES, CHECKS, DRAFTS, BONDS, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, LETTER HEADS, 0.4 OF THE MOBT.FUIIBHED WORKMANSHIP AND NEATEST DESIQNS.C to a g e Iff W SAMPLES SEN1 TION. ON ATPLICA- Weddlnff Card at Engrav. ers' Trloes Gen. Isander, sent out with a detachment of royal troops against the provioce Santa Andcr, Joined the lnsurglnls. ' ' , ' A desperate affray toot place at Santa An der between the oppoalnr parties, In which several persons were lnjired. ' , The reports that Qerj Prim Is marching directly on Madrid are iflterated. lie is ac compunled by Gen. Scrrino and the Duke De La Ttrre, and the cstlinited forces under his command are now 20.00C strong.' The Duke De La Tcrre Is said to m acting as Provlson al President and civil had of the revolution. lie has refused offers of accommodation made by Gen. Concha, from Mulrl J. The Spanish war shlpj In the port of So bastlan have declared' ajilnst the Queen and Joined the rebel fleet. The revolutionary laden have Issued a decree declaring any oljlcer who orders an attack, on the people pr patriot , soldiers, shall be adjudged a tralr to his country 1 ritAKfci:. Paris, Sept. 24. Tho French Governmuit will Immediately strengthen Its mllltaryjpoets on tho Spanish frontlet. ., I It Is reported that Quren- Isabella has en tcred France, There is a rumor that tho rebel General The thief was discovered and hailed, but he dived into tne crowd and made good bisescape. f orcible Abduction. Joe Cooke, in former years prominently known as a circus clown and for the past six years proprietor of the bunny Side Hotel, on Long island, yesterday made an affidavit before Judge Mansfield, of the Essex Market mice Uourt, charging Henry U. Foster with his forcible abduction and confinement for five weeks In the Kina's County Lunatic Asv- lum. He also charges the latter with at tempted poisoning of himself and wife. The Vo? Pit Revival. The dog pit w'v.i! at Kit Burns's den was continued yesterday with no more than usual success, Kit himself remaining obdu- ratp, and the congregation generally wearing too respectable an appearance to be classed among the new Issue of Christians. John Allen was present at his old dance house, and expressed himself as sorry that he ever persuaded any of his women to attend the meetings, as they were taunted and shown up as the worst of women by the preachers.till they were shamed from repentance. Labor Union Convention. In the Labor Union Convention vesterdav. Miss Anthony submitted a report unrlnir worklngwomen to learn trades, secure the ballot and demand an eight-hour law for their labor and equal pay for equal work witn men. 1 lie report was discussed but not acted upon. Arrived. The steamship City of New York, from Liverpool, has arrived. Meeting of Fenian. A meeting of delegates from twentv-flve Circles of the F. B. was held last evening. An address from President O'Nell, In relation to tho Important movements contemplated, was read, and Mr. Gibbons, of Philadelphia, made some remarks of an encouraging char acter. Libel Suit. A bill for libel has been filed in the U.S. District Court against John Laird, Jr., tho builder of the Confederate cruiser Alabama. by John N. Cushlng and Wm. Cushing, of Newburyport, the owners of the ship Sonora, claiming to recover $119,000 damages, for the destruction of the ship by the Alabama, in December, 18H3. An order for an attachment has been issued on application of thelibelants. Store for theSpaniau Revolutionists. It is reported here that the steamer Dum barton, reported a few days ago as leaving this port on a slaving cruise, was really la den with warlike stores for the Spanish revo lutionists. Continued. The revenue case was continued to-day, Mr. Cheeney was examined. Testified to seeing one Ilobe give Rollln a roll supposed to contain bills, last May. Courtney and Fullerton for the Government. Hinckley was present. Martin and Itee, the alleged forgers, found ball In the sums of $10,000 and $15,000. Relief for the South American Sufferer. To-day the Chamber of Commerce called a meeting to initiate measures for the relief of the suffurers by the South Americandisasters. Prayer .Meciing. There was a prayer meeting at Allen's to day, and also at Kit Barns', succeeded by a rat fight, the latter being the best attended. Election of Off icers. At a meeting of the Labor Congress to-day the following ofllcers were elected: Presi dent. W. II. Sylers: Vice Presidents. O. H, Luckcr, ana A. r. uavis; aecy, jonn Vin cent; Treasr, A. w. l'ncips. The reraaie members voted the same as the others. A new constitution was discussed. Died. , August Phlaner died to-day from lnjnrlcs received at an explosion of oil lu Jersey City Tuesday. Nhot. Utica, Sept. 24, Arnold, tho well known guide in the John Brown tract, shot a German residing at Bar anao river on Tuesday laHt, The German has since died. Arnold has fled into the woods, and declares that he will not be taken alive Pittsbukg, Sept. 25. Republ i cau.nass'Con veu t ion The L ar-(test Procession Ever Seen in Pittsburg-Heavy Rain While it was Moving Speeches Postponed Vn til To-morrow. The weather to-day was most unfavorable, a drenching rr.ln continuing to fall during the entire time allotted for the moving of the grand Republican procession, which, notwithstanding, probably exceeded anything ever before seen here, the column being nearly two hours passing a given point. Onr city presented quite a gala day In appearance, most of tho buildings being decorated with Hags, banners, mottoes, ifec. The business houses were generally closed, and the streets and sidewalks were thronged by thousands of spectators. The procession, after march ing tnrougn the entire route, disbanded. The speeches, which were to have been made on the Allegheney common, being postponed to a more propitious occasion. Mr. Stanton did not speak to-day, he will address the people to-morrow at 2 P. M. He has no speech written. WASHINGTON, CANADA. , Cricket Match. Montreal, Sept. 21. The cricket match between tho All Eng' land Eleven and the Cauadlan Twenty-Two, was postponed on account or tne rain. Excursion. Toronto, Sept 24, The Legislature was on au excursion around Lake Superior yesterday. Relief of the Distressed. They have adopted a resolution recom mending an appropriation of fifty ttioimuid dollars towards alleviating tne distress m tho Red river country; also appropriating The Surratt Case. Washington, Sept. 24. In the Criminal Court this morning Judge Wylie discharged Surratt, under the statute of limitation, the indictment not having been found two years after the offense is alleged to have been committed. After the announcement of the decision by Judge Wylie, discharging Surratt, many friends congratulated him, and ho retired from the court room. The District Attorney filed an appeal from the decision of the Court. Adjourned. Cabinet Meeting;. The Evening Star says : We have every reason to believe that the cause of the protracted session of the Cabinet yesterday was a discussion whether there was a session of Congress on the 21st Inst. The question being that, if there wus a session all the appointments made during the recess had terminated and the offices were now vacant. The President said that he had not been notified of any session, and therefore did not recognize any. VIRGINIA. Suicide. Richmond, Sept. 24. Capt. Bchultz, an ex-offlcer of the Federal army, blew his brains out this morning, in , the garden of a citizen from whose employment he had been discharged. He leaves a lamuy in Jsew xork. SOUTHWEST. Gen. Sully in Pursuit of the Indians. St. Louis, Sept. 24. A Fort Dodge, Kansas, letter to the Leav enworth Conservative, says that Gen. Sully nas driven tne Indians he was in pursuit of far South, beyond the borders of Texas. He had several fights with them, whipping them badly, and klllllng and wounding 70 of them. boss 01 tne troops slight. CLEVELAND MARKET. Cleveland, Sept. 24. FLOUR We report no changed in the market, prices ruling steady and the demand is rair ror city and country. We quote City made XX red winter f 11 00911 25; do XX spring $10 00O10 25; X spring $9 50 9 75; Country mado XX red $9 50(310 50; XX spring $9 5010 00. VYHJiAr Dull and heavy with a down ward tendency. Sales 1 car No. 1 red winter at f'i W from store; lso.2 do Is held at 1 85; sales of 3 cars No. 1 Wabash spring at $1 80 irom store. CORN Dull, and heavy. No. 1 mixed Is held at $1 07 from store. OA1S Firm, but auiet. Sales 2 of r.ara No. 1 at 62c from store; 8 cars do do at 63c. RYE Dull at $1 25 for No. 1, and $1 22 for No. 2 from store. BARLEY Firm, at 1 75(91 85 f,.r Stato and Canada. PORK Steady and rtpmnnd Sales of . No. 1 mess at $31 00; No. 2 do at $30. BEEF Extra mess quiet, but firm, at $20. LARD In good rtomunil and st.inrlv. S!i 5,000 lbs city-rendered at 20'c. auiua.cju jiuia.i!s in ngnt movement, and unchanged. Bales 1,000 lbs lrnms at 21o for canvascd sugar-cured; 20c for do plain; 1,000 lbs shoulders at 14)15c, uncan rased and canvased; dried beef 20c canvasecl. BUTTER Market steady, with a fair movement for choice Western Reserve ot !!5 30c In shipping lots; common do and Central 25:j2c. BbCHEESE-Qulet and steady at 14210o for dairy and factory. EGGS In good demand, scarce nnd firm at 21(s22c. BUFFALO MARKET, Noon Report. ,m ,T . Buffalo, Sept. 24. FLOUR-Unchanged. WUEAT-LoworjNo.2 Milwaukee $1 63; No. 3 spring $1 50. CORN Dull and sluggish at $1 07. OATS Quiet and lower; sales early at 61c, and at the closo at 0,'lc. Other articles unchanged. FREIUIITS-Half cent lower.